By THERESA D. ***• S t a t o N o w s V O L U M E 72 N U M B E R 85 T H U R S D A Y , M A Y 25 1978 sell y o u r s e lf. ” she said. M IC H IG A N STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LA N SIN G M IC H IG A N 48824 ienate conferees OK plan lo lift gas controls in 1985 workshop m;TON ‘ AIM House Senate Ih'-v rt'iiffirnn.(l th.-ir sU| fur the plan approved a compromi.se panel has been able to agree on a n ything stratum proposal puts the energy plan U r iln i- s d a v In (h e s a m r m a r g in . Miural gas pricing W ednesday, since it firs t took up natural gas p ricing back on the le gislative track and leaves on in te rv ie w in g C\ »*ar until then. prosper! of a possible filibuster in I he natural gas. nr-¿iitiators had accepted the Senate, although some m inor, m ostly technical, suggested f Tucsdav hv a 13 12 vote and The gas p ricing agreement - although a issues must be settled firs t by conferees. It was the first tim e the full negotiating m ajor dep arture from the original adm ini ( 'inference leaders said it may take several months before the legislation is drafted and ready for floor votes. |l . M A K E S G O O D O N T H R E A T PhiJ The fate of the crude oil and o ther energy tax proposals remains in doubt. But House Speaker Thomas P. O 'N eill told reporters H u m fle e t. Wednesday he believes this section has a good chance of enactment this session along M e tr o S q u a d f u n d s c u t w ith the other parts of the energy package. Three Republican senators — Pete re Domenici of New Mexico. M ark H a tfield of Bt D A N IE L H E R M A N Oregon and James M cClure o f Idaho - A t a recent work session for the 197h 79 Mate News S u f i W rite r have civilians s ittin g on the policy board is budget, c ity council decided not to renew its joined seven Senate Democrats in voting because the squad needs such a m ajor moH > t '..arising City Council made good $5,000 com m itm ent to M etro Squad. for the gas pricing plan, breaking ranks j : : t r.il funding o f the T r i County housecleaning." he said. "Several o f the East Lansing C ity Council, in a 4 1 w ith other GOP members o f the conference S'rr.»in’“ Squad because civilians people on the M etro Squad are u n fit for im n rp w in n decision, voted to w ith d ra w funding last panel. ■ be*-r. added to the u n it's police d uty, but nothing has been done about it. October if civilians were not given seats on The rem aining Senate and House Re They are afraid if you bring in c ivilians they the policy board. publicans on the conference panel voted w ill all be fire d .” This move followed a decision by the against the proposal, claim ing it didn’t go G rebner explained the reason Ingham Ingham ( ounty Hoard o f Commissioners to far enough tow ard deregulation. Democrats County Commissioners want a representa if hp w ith hold funding unless a representative is split th e ir votes, w ith those opposing the iw t o b a n tiv e on the policy board is because, "w e placed on the policy board. plan arguing that it was too generous to gas want to have control over how policy is producers. AP Laserphoto M n me.’ \\ hy should the U n iv e rs ity give me longer than men. C u rre n tly . M e tro Squad receives $6,500 Thanks to M S I'. Lansing’s C apitol press past." It goes on to make a plug fo r the new tw o $..50 tickets?" Alan Len hoff o f the " A fte r nine m onths we s till hadn't made had become em broiled in plus police aid from Ingham County. rep o rte rs w ill be able to attend another P e rform ing A rts C enter before explaining Oakland Press said. any progress, so in a 5 0 vote we decided to W orking women's contribu debate in the legislature, G rebner said the question o f civilians season o f Lecture Concert Series free next how to reserve free "press tickets. Many o ther C apitol reporte rs feel the stop the funding." provisions saying th a t em s ittin g on the policy board has put year. Many jo u rn a lists say they throw the let te r same way. O f the 42 reporte rs questioned, East Lansing's resolution to slash M etro i"t he required to pay for extrem e "p re s s u re ’ on M e tro Squad, and A t the start of each p erform in g season, away w ith o u t th in k in g tw ice about it. 28 «aid they would not take advantage o f the Squad funding from the c ity budget was ordered by a doctor or caused them to c u rta il many of th e ir rep o rte rs cohering the C apitol receive a Others, however, are disturbed by the offer introducted by Councilmember L a rry ave the life o f the m other. undercover activities. le tte r from Lecture C o ncert Series D irector "I went once a few years ago. sat in a Or. the opposite end of the spectrum are Owen, who was unavailable fo r comment ' forces argued unsuccess "T he real reason they are reluctant to Kenneth Beachler. choice seat and enjoyed an excellent new -¿write rs like R obert Longstaff. C apitol W rdnesda v. r ' i*oon in its e lf is discrim in The le tte r thanks them fo r "th e support performance. But then I started wondering. bureau chief of Booth Newspapers. Long- fu tu re ." •«tat:, whose news chain has no "fre e b ie " allows w ell to do women who po.io’. . said he has taken advantage o f the •"■tor's consent fo r an abortion id le r in the past and w-ill continue to do so. F A d is p u t e s m e d ic a l f a c u l t y r o l e i n v o t e She indicated tab picked up by health Beachler also defended the practice, 0- poor w o rkin g women -ailing :t "a le gitim ate prom otional expendi- access to the health care By M IC H A E L W IN T E R in a dispute over the inclusion o f medical protect the group's rig h t to appeal, which it guidelines. t om plim entary press tickets were given that forced to seek back alley State News S taff W rite r faculty in th is week's collective bargaining had to file w ith in 21 days o f MERC's A A U P president Frank B latt said his u;t hv the I n iv e rs itv decades before I came The M SI Faculty Associates has filed a election. decision. No form al appeal has been group has filed only one challenge against a tere.' he said. this petitio n w ith the Michigan Court o f Appeals E a rlie r th is m onth the M ichigan Employ drafted, he added. faculty m ember considered ineligible. Robert P e rrin. Vice President for U n ive r­ ment Relations Commission decided that Also. F A and the Am erican Association sity and Federal Relations, claimed no "ere- K o rth said the medical faculty challenge medical faculty w ould be included in those o f U n iv e rs ity Professors — the other group •esponsibility for the free ticket offer. [w b o o s t f a ils n a r r o w l y eligible to vote in the W ednesday and Thursday balloting. v y in g fo r election — have challenged certa in fa c u lty votes which both organiza stems front the associates' contention that some medical faculty should have been “ It's not my policy, it's Beachlers's. But ■omplimentary tickets are a courtesy which excluded from the bargaining unit because Jacoby stated that the sec- Facu lty can continue v o tin g on the tions believe are ineligible. vp o rte rs don't have to accept. We don't o f the great salary disparities between unionization question today from 9 a.m. to 5 ■xpect anything in re tu rn ." he said. M E R C oversees the union election and certain clinical faculty and most M S I' p.m. in D em onstration Hall. A lthough the le tte r Beachler sends to A S M S U r e fe re n d u m Wednesday's tu rn o u t was described by a was responsible for d eterm inin g guidelines faculty. ■eporter« asks them to call and release on fac u lty v o tin g e lig ib ility . F A also contends that since nieOua. M ERC election supe rvisor as "constant" heir tickets for sale if they cannot attend proposed $] per te rm A S M S C stu that under the new system o f operations, and "on p a r" w ith th a t o f th e 1972 election K o rth said F A is challenging the votes of faculty spend m ore than half of their time he pertornunce. he said the $6.50 to $8.50 Ï increase was n arrow ly defeated in the office head may only be removed by a in which 83 percent o f the faculty voted. some 100 o f "m edical service pla n t" faculty away from campus they should have the:- e a t' reserved for the press are in such a iV *»idc referendum Wednesday. Facu lty can opt fo r M S U F A , A A U P or and 50 fac u lty m embers listed as eligible to own bargaining unit and election, ond approach was for women to tw o th ird s vote o f the student board. oor location they couldn't be sold anyway, r * ! an 500 undergraduates voted on C u rre n tly , the d ire c to r may he removed by “ n e ith e r" in th e balloting. vote but specifically excluded under M ERC continued on page 12 continued on page 12> V nested changes to th e ASM SC the student board president. Form er F A president P h il K o rth said | y llll0!>- All I niversity E lections Com Undergraduates also voted to change the Wednesav the p e titio n was m erely to ■'Um ber Rob Freeman said. constitutiona l lim its on scheduling referen increase, which would have gone da to allow the student board to hold them plp ease the Program m ing whenever necessary. Previously, the board iik | failed by 29 votes. was required to hold a referendum w ith in T r u s te e s m e e t; R ddoü' °m ^our questions to 15 days a fte r a proposal is suggested or S e c o n d w in d f o r E R A ? d u rin g the next reg u la r spring term C Vu,tTS was a proposal to election. d is c u s s r a te s B y A N N E M A R IE BIO N D O *V K Legal Services | L ' / P 0,n,'nK a student d ire c to r to The change also extends from 15 to 20 days the lim it fo r holding a referendum State News S ta ff W rite r S u b c o m m it t e e to act next w eek | P^ram. The proposal also states The M SU Board o f Trustees w ill meet at T w o m onths ago. when a resolution to {continued on page 12) 2:30 p.m. today in the board room on the extend th e deadline fo r ratification of fo u rth floor o f the A d m in is tra tio n Building. the E qual R ights Am endment to 1986 on change in r a t ific a t io n d a te Agenda item s w ill include approval of was introduced in the House Subcom­ 1978 79 residence halls and U n iversity m itte e on C iv il and C onstitutional part o f the U.S. C onstitution. "The situation is very sim ilar to that apartm ent rates. R ights, passage looked grim . MSU Students fo r E R A have helped w ith the subcomm ittee in M arch," said Today’s m eeting w ill involve com mittee Since then, E R A proponents have keep the resolution from being rejected Barbara Cullinane. organizer o f the sessions and a public comment period at lobbied extensively to get the resolution in the subcom m ittee and u ltim ately Students for E R A. "Skepticism exists 7:30 p.m. in 103 A and B K e llo gg Center. approved in the subcommittee. In spite killed in Congress. about the possibility o f its (the resolu­ w e a th e r The trustees w ill reconvene at 8 Friday o f predictions that the resolution would Tw ice the student group has traveled t io n ' passage. in s id e m orning and w ill take action on agenda be defeated, lobby effo rts apparently to W ashington. D.C., to meet w ith "M any offices could not stress em­ items at 10 a.m. in th e board room. have paid off. members of Congress and urge them to Let's hear it fur encores! Sunny phatically enough the need to w rite to I *'“ | i v i ■ The trustees w ill review a suggested W hen th e subcom m ittee votes on the today, high near Hit decrees. vote for passage o f the resolution. increase o f $30 per te rm o ver the current representatives. W e need a strong |k g ,j lr “' s e e story i I Tear tonig ht, high in the upper resolution next week, F R A proponents In March, members of Congress told dem onstration in support o f the resolu­ rate fo r residence halls. The increase would expect it to pass by a 5 2 o r 6 1 margin. the student group they needed le tters 50s. tion." she said. Cullinane said the establish double room rates at $520 per The resolution w ill then go to the from constituents expressing support of predicted vote in the Judiciary Com m it­ term . House Jud ic ia ry C om m ittee, where it the extension before they would vote in tee is about 50 50. A n increase o f $9 [ter m onth over the w ill e ith e r be approved and continue favor o f the resolution. curre nt rates w ill be considered for U niver th ro u g h the legislative process or bo W hen the student group made its Cullinane said members o f the stu­ 'C H I G A N TA TE N IV E R S IT Y , sity apartm ents. T his w ould increase apart rejected and die. second trip to W ashington last weekend dent group visite d various representa­ ment rates to $148 per month fo r a one A s the law stands now. three more to lobby before the House Judiciary tives in dividually, including Speaker of T*E piO Nf ( P [A S P GRANT CO LLEG E bedrodm apartm ent and $150 per month for states must ra tify E R A before March C om m ittee it heard much the same the House Thomas P. O’N e ill and a tw o bedroom apartm ent. I f approved by 22, 1979 fo r the amendment to become story. M a jo rity Leader James C. W rig h t, Jr. the trustees, the increases w ill become effective J u ly 1. 1978. F r e n c h b a t t l e r e t r e a t i n g re b e K IN S H A S A , Z a ire (AIM A Belgian re p o rte r quoted Zambia and Angola to help free Zambia or Anyula, So far French p a ra tro o p e rs s k ir the physician, a Dr. Kuppol, as them . m ilita ry officials say, the para noshed w ith K a tang an rebels saying he identified 60 bodies French o fficials said the troopers have stayed w ith in a outside K o lw e z i and tu n In Monday and found 13 more French forces m ight pursue the ■n," r n»l«»nal .1 nine m ile radius of Kolwezi French soldiers wen* killed , bodies, most of them G reeks rebels to Zaire's borders but Zaire's pro West president. S m ,r">- m Shah? ' m ilita ry officials re p o rte d Wed and P akistanis, on Tuesday. hail no in te n tio n o f exercising a majority ,, . . / M o l,o il, Sese Seko. appealed to nesday. France appealed to The French estim ate at least rig h t o f “ hot p u rs u it" in to A fric a n nations, m eanw hile, it» 150 Z aireans, both soldiers and f ranee and other French IT I""' '‘‘" 'T J * v,‘ ,fl«' propos f j help save w h ite hostages in I hr* civilians, and 2 0 0 reb els w ere K « v p i r e p lie s lo I s r a e li p r o p o s a ls hands o f rebels re tre a tin g to killed in th e fighting and in last w a rd Angola. week s bloody ram p ag e in Kol JERUSALEM (AP ) F o re ig n M in is te r m o tio n w a s r a is e d b y a s m a ll le ft is t p a rty The F ren ch D efense M inistry WlVI. S o v i e t a n t i - s a t e l l i t e tesi said in P aris p a ra tro o p e rs hat Many of the lam d a trib es M oshe D a yan d is c lo s e d W e d n e s d a y th a t a n d w a s e n d o rs e d b y th e Lab or P a rty tied a rebel force Tuesday at m em bers who invaded Shaba Egypt has re p lie d to Is ra e li p ro p o s a ls fo r Is ra e l s m a jo r o p p o s itio n fa c tio n It Liulu. five miles from K owel/i Province May 12 and 13 w ere r e s ta rtin g s ta lle d p ea ce ta lk s b u t he fo c u s e d o n d o m e s tic issues but a ls o c la im e d W a s h in g to n r e je c te d C a iro s c o n d e m n e d B e g in s fo re ig n p o lic y fo r The tw o soldiers killed w ere making th e ir way hack to p r e c e d e s H e l s i n k i ta lh the th ird and fo u rth d eaths Angola W ednesday th ro u g h a a n s w e rs as in a d e q u a te . d e la y in g p e a c e am ong th e tkX) soldier French northw est co rn er of Zambia. Hv F R E I) S. H O F F M A N S p e a kin g in P a rlia m e n t D a yan s aid airborne force dro p p ed on Kol B ritish new spapers q u oted one W ASHINGTON lA P l The R ussians have a,lrr a L'uni-i- SKiim-s said v ,T, 13 Isra e l w a s g iv e n a U S m e m o ra n d u m on The E g y p tia n re p ly w a s th e la te s t m o v e wezi last w eek to rescue rebel leader passing through conducted a new te st of th e ir satellite destroying problems. parent th e E g yp tia n p o s itio n o n F rid a y m U S. m e d ia te d e ffo r ts to b re a k th e tra p p ed foreigners. Rebel Zambia as saying th e re tre a tin g system less than th re e w eeks before th e s ta rt of casualties in th e clash w ere not forces had "m any E uropean h arly in his adnimisir.u,,,,, He sp o k e a fte r P rim e M in is te r M e n a d e a d lo c k m E g y p tia n Is ra e li ta lk s th a t I .S. Soviet negotiations on curbing such space rep o rted . h ostages" w ith them , including made a public-appeal l,, the |tUv,l r chem B egin s r u lin g c o a litio n g o v e rn m e n t d e v e lo p e d la s t J a n u b ry w h e n th e tw o w ar weapons. s a t e l l i t e , I , - s i r . , , An arm y spokesperson tn women and children. d e fe a te d a n o -c o n fid e n c e m o tio n by o sid es fa ile d to a g re e o n a d e c la r a tio n o f "The .Soviets launched a probable an ti satellite have slaved five tests , hl. " ' ' P aris said th e re w ere incidents The rebels, believed to num v o te o f 66 32 w ith o n e a b s te n tio n The p rin c ip le s to g u id e f u tu r e ta lk s in tercep to r on May 19 against a Soviet satellite." of "m inor re sista n c e ” in the her 1.0 0 0 . a re th e rem n an t of a " .'• " u n s lh a tlh e v intend ., th e Pentagon said W ednesday when asked about area W ednesday but “nothing secessionist arm y th at in the Ib-fmiM' S erre.ary Har,.,,| 1 re p o rts of such a te st. The statem e n t gave no im portant." l% 0 s was d riven from Shaba, la* October that tin- liussi.,,,, ..... details. A rep o rt from Kolwe/.i said then called K atanga. ability lo destroy some I s s.,.,-,„Vl C IA s u p p o rte d I ta lia n g ro u p s , e w l i i r f s a \s D efense officials said they w ere su rp rised the In February, he i„|,l i ,llu7,'' "' th e final toll of Europeans Officials h ere and in P aris R ussians chose to conduct an an ti satellite advances j„ satellite ci.-s,r„vi,lu " | m assacred In rebels during estim ate th at betw een 170 and sy stem test ahead of th e J u n e 8 opening of Ivaviny us with littl,- ,-h„„-,.:- th e ir one week occupation of 300 European resid e n ts of Kol M ILA N Ita ly iA P i F o rm e r C IA c h ie f te r r o r is t Red B rig a d e s k ille r s o f fo rm e r n egotiations in Helsinki. Som e viewed the space w eapons race with the S„v th e so u th ern Z aire city would w e/i w ere still unaccounted for. W illia m C o lby w a s q u o te d W e d n e s d a y os P re m ie r A ld o M o re m ay have been developm ent as a discouraging harb in g er for probably not exceed 120. Pre The French F oreign M inistry "Because of our growing (ii-jx-ndiRI those talks. sayin g th e C IA fu n n e le d m illio n s of • ra in e d in c o m m u n is t c o u n trie s vious e stim ates had been as said many are in rebel hands, system s, we can hardly permit them! E x p e rts w ere divided on w h eth e r th e te st, the dom inant position in the antis d o lla rs to Ita ly s c e n tris t p a rtie s in c lu d in g high as m ore than 2 0 0 . and F rance formally asked first in five m onths, w as a success. Brown said in February. th e C h ris tia n D e m o c ra ts to b a la n c e W e h a v e no e v id e n c e b u t fo r s u re th e Intelligence sources said th e h u n te r satellite Both the United States an. Hu: S oviet fin a n c ia l s u p p o rt fo r th e Ita lia n S o v ie t U n io n m th e p a s t tra in e d Euro got " p re tty close" to th e ta rg et satellite but did heavily dependent on satellites | C o m m u n ist P a rty. pean K o re a n and S o uth A m e r ic a n not explode. The h u n te r d ropped out of orbit in U .S . s e t t o m o n i t o r m onitor missile tests and other I A m e ric a n a id fro m 1948 th ro u g h 1958 r e v o lu tio n a r ie s C o lb y w a s q u o te d as one piece w hile th e ta rg et has rem ained in space, developm ents in each other’s territ was o n e o f th e m o s t c o s tly p o lit ic a l s a y in g It is c e rta in th a t th e C o m m u n is t they said. l .S officials belied that such s s e cre t a c tio n s e v e r e a rn e d o u t by th e CIA Par^y h a d •ts s e c re t o p e ra to r s in a d d itio n E x p e rts w ere uncertain w h eth er th e Russians guard against surprisJ ic atta a W e s te rn c o u n try C o lb y to ld th e to th e le g a l o n e s a n d it s p o s s ib le th a t a r m s b a n : M o n d a l e intended to destro y th e h u n te r and th e ta rg et, or mutual deterrence J ‘‘gel M ila n w e e k ly m a g a z in e E u ro p e o m an f o llo w in g th e n e w c o m m u n is t p o lic y th e w hether they w ere only te stin g th e h u n ter's adventurism . in te rv ie w . ability to com e w ithin lethal range. The I ’mted S tates i • pushing ahea fo rm e r s e c re t o p e ra to r s n o w a c t as lo o s e Î M T E D N ATION S AP Vice P r e s s e n t W alter F. Mondale W ith th e ta rg et satellite still o rbiting the own anti satellite program, whir The m a g a z in e a ls o q u o te d h im as d og s m o re and m o re v io le n t and told the I N G eneral Assembly W ednesday th at th e I'm te d e a rth , they said, th e R ussians could send up a combat ready weaponry hv the mid sa y in g th a t so m e m e m b e rs o f th e d e s p e ra te M ates i> p rep ared to act as the "eyes and e a rs of peace" to m ake iisarm am ent ag ree m en ts work. second in tercep to r la ter and get in an ex tra test. Meanwhile, this countrv has The May 19 te st w as th e ninth since early 1976 research on means on safeguarding Our ex p erien ce in th e Middle East has d em o n strated that w hen I he R ussians resum ed th e ir experim ents lites from attack and destruction. echnical assistan ce w ith monitoring sy stem s such as aerial P o p e a tta c k s a b o r t io n d e c is io n 'holography and ground detection services can help c re a te the •onfidence n ec essari t<. make disengagem ent and stabilizing ig n-em ents w ork. M ondale said on th e first day of a tw o week V A T IC A N CITY AP A d d re s s in g a m th e fir s t 90 d a y s o f p re g n a n c y ieh ate in th e special assem bly session on disarm am ent. H ooded M o scow gunm an n r re sit c ro w d o f 10 000 p e rs o n s W ednesday W e can n o t fo rg e t th e d u ty o f e v e ry president said req u ests for this kind of I'.S . help P ope Paul VI a tta c k e d a b o rtio n os a referab le should he m ade through regional o rganizations o r the MGS( OW t.MM — Police exchanged gunfire when he en tered the office about S B p e rs o n of us p a s to rs e s p e c ia lly to Tuted Na with a hooded man holding tw o hostages in a Finnair secretary, Lyudmila Scmynnol c rim e a g a in s t an in n o c e n t a n d d e fe n s e d e p lo r e th e p e rm is s iv e le g is la tio n on Almost l td officials, including 20 heads of governm ent and 5,3 dow ntow n Moscow Finish airline office W ednes When police arrived at the s less c re a tu re a n d s a id th a t h u m a n life is a b o rtio n th e p o p e s a id in a n a d d re s s in abinet m inisters from th e 119 \ N m em ber co u n tries, are day. then, a fte r the hostages escaped, flushed alerted by the Finnish Embassy, he fil sa cre d fro m its b e g in n in g in th e m o th e r s Ita lia n d u n n g his w e e k ly g e n e ra l a u d i­ i heduled to speak in th e session. him out with te a r gas and a rre s te d him. than 10 " shots through the plate glass! w om b. en ce A Soviet source identified the man as Mikhail Gut lining I .S. policy on disarm am ent. M nndale declared that th e ground floor office a block from th l The p o p e s re m a rk s w e re his fir s t lim oshukov. 22, of K azakhstan in Soviet central said Finnish Embassy Security Chi! ’ • I m ted M ates and its W estern allies will rem ain p rep are d to p u b lic c o m m e n t s in c e th e Ita lia n P a rbo W e m ust m a k e a n e w m o ra l a f fir m a Asia, w anted by police th e re for an undisclosed Yaananen. «■sis» attack across the spectrum ot conventional, tactical nuclear m e n t g a v e fin a l a p p ro v a l la s t w e e k to tio n about th e s a c re d in v io la b ilit y of ind strateg ic forces," offense. A Moscow police source claimed Timo Sergei Supkov, the embassy o n e o f E u ro p e s m o s t lib e r a l a b o rtio n 'hukov was m entally unbalanced. ran into the street when the gunman! h u m a n i.fe fro m its b e g in n in g in th e la w s . T he la w a llo w s a b o rtio n on d e m a n d I he official T ass new s agency said th e re w ere reload his shotgun, about 90 minute! m o th e r s w o m b th e p o p e s aid no injuries m th e incident. en tered the office. A rm y su rre y in d ic a t e s Speaking to W estern re p o rte rs who called the He was followed moments later by I Finnair ofice. th e gunm an identified him self as a who dived for cover behind a van | m em ber of th e "R ussian Liberation A rm y." an parked in front of the building, re p o rte rs she tussled with the gunnl s e r io u s d ru g p ro b le m organization unknown to W e stern ers here. escaping and at some point hurt her II A Finnish E m bassy spokesperson said his A special police squad then fired l W ASHINGTON rce Bicycle patrollers are paid $4.46 per hour commission. I " an a iiliiiiio h ilf .Iriv . r, F o m .t m lilu l abandoned. East Lansing's present code have ihe a u th o rity to give and w ork eight hour shifts. I hi- I'li'.i " I lh ,' pruiir.m ; ,,riin illt,. states that if a bike is unlocked it may be Commissioner Ann Leonard, ft Lansing, who spearheaded the drive for the arts fund k a warning or issue a citation "n r Il'U 'l n] s.ll, U |„ , IS1I,.SS ln !tll. along with ( ummissioner S herry Fm kbeiner. I) East Lansing, said that even with the E H ’ h*' f,*ast Lansing bicycle public, ho said. revisions, the ordinance is an im portant step. Ch.- pr.iyr.un i- , 1.., m ,h ,-1 m There are a multitude of areas in the county that need just a little touch somehow, L f program was in itia lly designed Patrollers have the authority to give care* som ew here, Leonard said. ;■! w i,h i- io - i-;. 'r . . i i. r - . „ „ j L,( n,.()[t|(‘ <>n bicycle safety. Ted Finkbeiner said the fund would be used primarily to purchase visual art for public [rut Lansing police officer o f the Meridian low nship with five. less riders a warning or issue a citation for "W ere looking for people who do not buildings but could also be used for o ther purposes such as establishing a perform ing activities bureau, said. obev th«* laws of the road.” said patroller violating the Eost Lansing bicycle ordinance. a rts facility within a county building. I first phase of the program . I bane W arren. She said the ordinance would have an economic impact in th at it would provide jobs L\e been in structed to only W arrer 'aid hiev < Ms arc subject to t for artists. rsand t«*ll them what they are same law as nudo The 11 m em ber arts commission would advise the board on the selection of artists ■s and she W arren, who is one of three women impounded. and review the design and placement of art in county buildings. p atrolling East Lansing, said she received The arts commission would be composed of nine citizens and one member from both Bicyclists must give hand signals before tw o weeks o f tra in in g before h ittin g the the Ingham County Historical Commission and the Board of Commissioners. tu rn in g und«*r the new code, w hile the old road. Most o f the patrollers have gotten code does not. In other action, the board voted to continue the diversion program operated bv the nver th e ir rid in g sores, she said. prosecutor s office funded by a grant for the pas’, three years. The proposed code is a comprehensive Foster said the program is only one of ordinance and res when a meal was eaten. I nd«*rw ood said. said. student had eaten in addition to some A p pro x im a te ly 8.01)0 students o f the com puter breakdowns. t nder the old system, students had to Management had also hoped to cut dow*n 18.000 d o rm ito ry residents are now using obtain a tra n s fe r card to eat in a diffe re n t Students using Vali-dine this term are on the num ber o f "freeloaders." students the system in Shaw Hal! and east and south cafeteria. required to re tu rn th e ir Vali-dine cards, who eat meals they did not pay for. w ith the d o rm ito ry complexes. Residence hall One problem w ith the Vali-dine system since the cards may be used again if a new Vali-dine system. Underwood said there system is implemented in the future. management planned on im plem enting \ a lrd in e campus wide next vear. "W e found out our old system was m rk m g out b«'tte r than \ *e thought." S'o*e Ne.vs Debb'e VVcifo p it i beware! P a t r o lle r s on te n -s p e e d s a r e o u t to en fo r c e E a st nder wood said. P r o f e n d s M S U c a r e e r Next year, residence hall cafeterias w ill ■Of s bicycle o r d in a n c e s. T h e n e x t tim e yo u run a s to p sig n or red be going back t <> the system o f m arking IDs MBong other th in g s , y o u m ay find th is m an . J im S n y d e r , c lo se each tim e a student eats a meal, he added. By M IC H E L L E C H AM BE R S The Board ot Trustees didn't find the ■¿with i w arning o r a c ita tio n . S u te News S u f f W rite r button hum orous." he said. " I really heard W e want to be sure the person w ith the M ilto n B. D ickerson remembers when about that one." meal sticker is the person who paid for it there w ere only thre e m arried "couples" on In January 1971. M SU was once again a the nn*a|i and be sure students only cat campus, when M SU had a cavalry unit and peaceful campus and Dickerson resigned when W ells H all was the only men's from the adm in istra tive position. d o rm ito ry on campus. A resolution passed by the Board of D ickerson rem em bers because he and his Trustees in 1971 stated: "Through the w ife w e re one o f the three m arried dedicated effo rts o f D r. Dickerson and his S tu d e n ts ’ v ie w s o f G o d v a r ie d "couples," he rode in the cavalry unit and staff, the I n ive rsity has become a leader chose not to live in W ells H all as an among large universities in the develop­ By DIANE COX “ lit* is my best frie n d ." Jones said ol tòni. “ They feel that in the social sciences you undergraduate. ment of a modern student personnel "SNOTE: This is (he third in a "H e gives me guidance. He keeps me on the want to save people w ith o u t te llin g them ol A professor o f business law and office program which is responsive to the chang­ I wkl« examining the rise in area rig h t track as far as keeping in touch w ith C h rist, which w on't do any good in the long a dm in istratio n. Dickerson has been at MSU in g tim es." rUtodioce and the apparent in- myself, which in tu rn makes me effective in run because they w ill go to hell." she for 44 years — as a student, teacher and Dickerson has also been active in Aca­ f 1 »tudent interest in spiritual w o rk in g w ith other p«*opl«\" explain«*«!. ad m in istrator. demic l ouncil and headed the American D ickerson w ill re tire a fte r next spring Association o f U n iv e rs ity Professors and |**jority of MSU students believe in Francis now attends a c tiv itie s at United te rm follo w in g a y ear as a consultant, an the U n ive rsity Club. He received the MSU P M necessarily in religiou s abso M in is trie s in H igher E ducation where she honor aw arded to faculty members w ith 15 D istinguished Faculty A w ard in 1967 as an |J f hes to religion say. feels she is accepted for who she is. " I now years o f service to M SU. outstanding m ember of the U n ive rsity F 1 « *. Campus Crusade fo r C hrist have a feeling that it is OK to not he He received his bachelor's and masters faculty. t 1977 survey of 700 done by perfect," she said. degrees from M SU and went on to earn a Dickerson was honored Wednesday night |r* t|0n revealed that 76.6 percent doctoral degree in law at U-M. M ilton B. D ick er so n at an annual retire m en t dinner for his 40 Diane Deutseh. an ordained M ethodist r« a God Who is “ in fin ite tall D ickerson has run the gam ut of in struc­ years o f service. m in is te r at U M H E , said the organization’s knowing)." tional roles in academia. A s a graduate tradem ark, a Frenchberet he bought durin g He received a Diploma o f M erit, as did emphasis is on acceptance and growing however, students gave no student he w orked in the economics W orld W ar II. to ta lk students in to leaving the other 37 retirees. ra th e r than authoritarianism . i T nlf response on how one be departm ent and became an in structor the building. Dickerson and his w ife w ill move on to a L l St‘an, . »nly 25 percent said "The dropouts from the conservative before he received his m aster's degree. Some tim e later, he recalled, he came out w a rm er clim ate where he plans to "p a rtici as personal savior groups come here," Deutseh said. She said "Y o u could do that in those days," he said of the building, followed by the students, pate in several physical and m ental the "dropou ts" are students who are s till w ith a laugh. w earing an SDS butto n and sm iling. activities he hasn't had tim e fo r in the past. L ' 1^ l ^al Wl‘ see is th a t even religious but don't lik e th e fundamentalism. Dickerson also w ent q uickly through the L ' ears aK° students are w illin g levels o f professorhood assistant, asso­ ‘‘Close knit religiou s groups are afraid to ciate and fu ll professor. easily the belief o f absolute T wse said. let members test and find out for them His career in a d m in istratio n began in i : ' r l, r '*«ns relevant: 'W hat is selves," said John Pow ell, a C h ristian who 1958 when he became head o f the depart B o a r d m e e ts t o n ig h t w orks at the MSU Counseling Center. ment o f Business Law . Insurance and Office |L 7 ,na> not l'«‘ rig h t fur Differen«*es about m oral absolutes aren t I * believe.* - Hose » id . alw avs as wid«* as thos«* between J e rry A d m in is tra tio n . "T e stin g allows them to come back to The ASMSU Student Board w ill meet at 7 tonight in M u lti purpose Room D o f Brody Rose and Dan Jones. They also exist among The role continued when, in 1967, then Y ,IK ,,“ * ls ni" Jus' »hut we are values of th e ir own. and more often than not Hall. | £ l« tw e are r ig h t " Christians. M SU president John Hannah approached they are consistent to e a rlie r values." he Dan Jones w ill not preside over the m eeting because o f a p rio r com mitm ent t»> debate la . A S M S U Student Board Sue Francis, a ju n io r in psychology who D ickerson w ith the o ffe r to become vice * *ho does added. an A n ita Bryant w o rke r on a W W J T V program in D e tro it. n‘>t hide his homosex w o rks at the Open Door South Side Crisis president fo r student affairs, which he The m eeting w ill be chaired by an ASM SU representative elected by the board at the accepted. | ir li il[ l1Î “ M’ 11 l|’ll' who twill*«*» in C enter, said when sh«* belonged to ( ampus beginning o f the m eeting. A ctio n a IV ntecoslal group she had Dickerson was closely fam iliar w ith Bills com ing out of com mittees to be voted on tonig ht cover a wide range of topics. this constant cloud »»f guilt ov«*r me.' student life , had experience as an in structor N s l! 1iI,|I" V',s in (;"(l al" t doesn't C o rre c tio n and dep artm ent chairperson, had traveled ASMSU space and personnel com m ittee w ill present names of students who have C ^ x u a h t j . is a sjn. He said petitioned for appointm ents to program m ing board, radio board, the various judiciaries She .said members o f the group preached overseas and had knowledge o f the law. Sin -o ' 1 111 »^i* biblical (¡ud, but and ASMSU parlim entarian position. Board members w ill then vote on the appointm ents. that C h ristians should make friends w ith 11«* seemed to be thi* appropriate person one God th a t everyone It was inadvertently phrased in Wednes B ills coming out o f the budget com m ittee include w hether to pay past student board non C hristians. "B u t w hen I trie d to, they to handle th e upcoming m oments o f student «lay’s paper that E n v e r.U stay . a former president T im Cain fo r w o rk done last year w ith elections, w hether to give funding to condemned me lo r it." she added. unrest. ft* ’S man s in te rp ré ta MSU student from T urkey, w anted to be MSU Sailing C lub and w hether to give funds to Internatio nal Association of S tudents in Rem iniscing about the late 1960s. D icker ,s" 11 ,s sul>ji'i'l I» the "O ne person said th«* Open Door was an honorarv U niversity president for a day 1» Economics and Business Managment. son rem em bered «me p articular incident e v il and vicious place because there are se«* how adm in istrato rs viewed his case. He The policy com m ittee w ill present revisions for the ASMSU Code of O perations in ........... when th e Students fo ra Dem ocratic Society homosexuals there." she continued. "Be w anted to be "«in th e o th e r side of the desk areas o f business office personnel. ASM SU standing com mittees and presidential M S B l«mk o v e r a b u ild in g on campus. '«(iial' KUli" ni,l'st 1 Jnncs »«id he cause of th«* Open Door, my m ajor and my lo personally experience th e limitations and cabinets. A m id re p o rte rs and photographers. Dick »njri. . n “ urccnhouae than at a friends, th««s«* in Campus Action said I was rest rift ion involved with being an admin Tonight's m eeting w ill In* the second to last m eeting o f spring term . The last m eeting " "Ml bored me. ers«in entered the build in g wearing his a bad person. M rator. w ill he 7 p.m. Thursday. June 1, in 328 Student Services Bldg. P resid en tial selection j0] description satisfactory The job description drafted by ideal characterizations as a com­ the search and selection commit­ mitment to equal opportunity and ¡L a n r?epartofthe PurviJ tee for University President is a affirmative action as well as safe, satisfactorily vaffue docu­ w While t a the s uvagueness y p r e s id e «„' f, educational excellence. ment that does not tie the hands of The president, the description descript,on is a health J those choosing the new head of goes on, serves as the liaison should not be implied't J MSU. The committee must be between the University com­ University community sh ¡ 1 recognized for not having gone so munity and the Board of Trustees m ease and trust the J far as to stipulate specific qualifi­ and is the chief spokesperson to process to the committee e„J cations for candidates for the chief the outside. While this is technical There ts still a definite nel University post at the risk of student and faculty inPut ly accurate what the description shutting out a desirable individual constant check Up„n Pb tjj actually should point out is that the whose qualifications may not be committee and the t J L Board of Trustees is the presi exactly what the predetermined recent effort to destr! 1 dent's superior and acts in many document called for. ways like a boss over an employee. made of public selection heal As passed by the committee and But beneath all the noble char despite the fart that i u aS(i yet to be approved by the Board of acteristics the committee has vented by a University ordii 1f a former student to the effect th, authorization and that a correction notice would be inserted in th e Monday edition of ar«- d ep artm en tal!)’ d eterm ined, as well as th e English req u irem en ts stipulated bv are g u ilty o f theisa m e self servin g postur in g w hich you are so quick to decry in not our job in g is in some way a front stay the M ate News. Such corrections normally MSU. others. adm in istratio n, another allegation| has bet ■n denied access to his person files w ith o u t fact. Professor Korth in I receive short shrift. They are not news. Third, with reg ard to being out of town, Thomas F . K lunzinger The pho to w hich ran on th e cover page o f which supposedly contain “derogatorv has shown that he sometimes is I second, the statem ent that I advised all and. th erefo re, unavailable, for com ment, Okemos the S ights A Sounds ta b o f T hursday, May letters, 2 . I advised all foreign students U loose w ith the facts, and his letter o l toreign students to choose an o th er in stru c this statem en t (s also grossly misleading. I, 18 was th e firs t place w in n e r in the State choose another structur. 3. "La/.er. wh is evidence once again that he is loa tor i> also a fabrication. But. in this case I did l«-av«* Lansing on T hursday. May lb . for News Photo C ontest, w hich is open to the was out of town, was unavailable for demons when none exist. Jelt wronged both personally and pro a ( en su s A dvisory C om m ittee m eeting in public. T h is should have been obvious to comment." It is my hope that you will grant me the courtesy of printing a reply in full. fessiunallv. O ver the past 23 y ea rs of my career at Michigan S ta te U niversity I have W ashington. 1 hat. how ever, was af!«*r your Guard that meter any student w ho read th e ta blo id section and uses his o r her b ra in to th in k w ith . I t is John P. He| First. I was never contacted by your staff article had b«*«-n w ritten and printed. I was Professor of e» always taken a special interest in stu d en ts not th e policy o f the S tate News o r the w riter or anyone else from th e S tate News n ever asked by y o u r re p o rte r about the and an organid from other countries. Even a cursory glance W here are the DP S when you need them ? photo contest ju dges to make public '•oncerning this m atter. I have not spoken accusations, supposed quotes, or o ther Volunteers Against Collective Hal at mv record would indicate this. D uring I know . T h e y are alw ays around when you in te rp re ta tio n s o f pho tograph ic a rt. with Mr. I stay for many years and have no inform ation contained in th e article, and th*- past 15 m onths I have serv ed as leave y o u r car fo r a second to ru n in to a knowledge of his personal files. It is thus was, ind*‘«*fi, available for com ment. dissertation chairperson for stu d en ts from b u ild in g o r when you rid e y o u r b ike the Joseph P. Lip p in co tt I am a gr«-at believer in freedom of the w ro n g way on a b ike path. The rest o f the P hotographic m anager pr«*ss a responsible p ress reflecting tim e th e y are g u a rd in g p a rk in g m eters State News — Letter Policyl professional stan d a rd s of journalism . I w a itin g fo r the dim es to ru n out. a jo b o f abhor careless rep o rtin g which may involve utm ost im portance. T h is is w here th e DPS TtU O p m n P t f wtktmu >0 Geralds and the ‘double standard' unlair and slanderous attack s on anv individual, group, o r institution. Such is when hundreds o f cars per day speed across th e m any cam pus crosswalks. Fast and loose mtwpointi. H ttd trt ik n ld fMav la tear* l»tl m teften u | techniques ar«- not to be condoned. They are ippmrm print In ihi- M.-iv 11 S',.* p articu lar) unw orthy of th e S ta te News. D id you e v e r ge t a tic k e t fo r p a rk in g on a 'A t teIter, m i aia«***»*« *1 convicted e-mime 6 ,r !,rsi s ta ir r r |ir e s r n l a ln r in v/ltT M.int,-(..-r-aliis »; quoted as William La/.er road o v e rn ig h t d u rin g th e weekend and Professor K o rth s allega tion th a t the tS-ipaci Mma m i IripU ijmeti Ltw M,rh,imn's history I,, lie „uslcij !r„m Ih r then call th e DPS and ask w hy? You w ill F a cu lty V o lunteers A g a in st Collective Bar MwpomU mult I» n g m i m tjm c « .u n i; I haï "h r nas th<- \n-nr,, a P rofessor of m arketing system s House. g a in in g have used th e campus m ails to siam i,,r,l I hat judt,-, - [min mans an«! fu tu re environm ents hear, th e re is a s ijjn at e v e ry entrance to ItU r ttt, itu im L M at*» " » W harshlx than jir n a tc nli/i-ns " ]],. I ,, 1,s e llite li agree w ith Geralds thal a cam pus th a t reads, "N o p a rkin g on any d is trib u te th e ir m a te ria l is com pletely false. i m - m i P*«M m m U r . N t b m r ß "'■"I'' that s,airm en! just 'Inutili- standard was implemented s tre e t between 2 and 5 a.m .” Do you know T he volunteers g ro u p has not p rin te d any poni w i l k m t Mom tteiw m il " • against hmi. hut it was my understand w h a t else those signs read? M o to rists m ust m a te ria l, so th e re has been nothing to fotpaittesMm mg and surely that of his constituents S lro n g l.v ro so n i y ie ld to ped estria ns in crossw alks." W hy is d is trib u te . The o nly m ethod we have used U lU r tik n U U U Im ir r U u i ' bat when hr was fleeted In office he th is law not enforced? to g e t o u r vie w across to the facu lty has i t i t i fo r SM<«iteia» »Ipf»«*■** was aware of and accepted I hose On page fi ve ni Ihe May LM S tale News, been th e several a dve rtisem ents in the M at moot tetterà a» P"*“ “ ' . M;irid;irds. thè M SI' Facili!v A ssm iaies ran a full page T w o te rm s ago I was im pressed to see a S tate N ew s and in d ivid u a l contacts by Ktewpatote atop t* oo toajar Ittel g irl hit in a m arked crossw alk by an M SU telephone. Is it "p re s s u re " to ask .« m im m tlm U tiitU _ advertisem en! wilh pholos ,,f faiulty eri H e -anse Geralds is a p riv a le citizen as dnrstng MSI ’ h acuiiy A sv m ates. My phot« »'•II as a public official, he should not is incititi,-,! w dh a slalem ent thai 1 sup|«,rl eh i i \ | n i i r , | .my special legal im muri M SI' Faculty Associalcs. ''>■ I" ' should have expected, DOONESBURY by Garry Tn niwi v I-r . was I ha! his performance was This phnio and endnrsem enl is being going lo lie watched more carefully Iised withnut my pcrm ission. I do noi T N E N A M E IS P R E O P Y im tC A U iP Y o u tm rm c T o Ap parently, he did ,,„l realize that his endorse M S I’ Fucilile Associale', or ariv iuCrereallyappreciathe M E FR E D !W H EN tE YOU PEOPLE SOAPT CLIC KIN G A LA IN , GOOD. NOW, RIGHT- ai "o ris represent .............. hisown o lh er union. I slrongly resen l Ihe use ni my youcoulda m oyerpor GONG TO LE A R N ? TO PROGRAM YOU'RE GOIN G TO HAVE YES, LETS TAREA 1 " ™ ’ ";'! 6"-s. hut also thus,, of Ins mime and pieiure wiihmil my permission or j a peekatthe show, prep.. POP M N E-YEAR O D S, YOU HAVE TO TD S IO P ACTIN G LIR E PREPPY. lO O KfU YO U R S C O E ,M lf norm1 district. cn d o rsrm rn l W H Y . LIR E GROWN M E N ! / C le a v a g e II Oakland Couru y wants i „ re elect ' PREOPY! ‘ SITUATION. /TN rfr ‘ Angus J . Howitt , / ih"T"V eralds. that is u|. to (hern. U n til Professor of fntom ology I ",r' IS 1 "" way the House could have allowed him to remain ' a " 'l : " "» -sam e „m e maintain us ow n iritegril y, S o lf-so rv in g M o n te G e ra ld s ■'''alley J. Sluil II lb'll It,il her Hall Vuur l ’rism and Opinion page fealure mi MSI "s Inlernational iirngranis smided oul Ihe associaiions wilh Itrazil. Iran, South K.ire.i and l'ru g tia y as bi-mg undesirahlc iS llf / Z ilB llli FANNING IIH'H The S cn alr n -sn .m l The judiciary committee areepted Ian kev [»uriinns nf n Inlihyini: ri'fnrrn lull In ns original. Iniiiçhrr form Tm-silny m n,;ij,,r tniape offered by Sen Hubert VanderLaan S t a t e H o u s e p a s s e s b i l l H I,ran d IMptds. which he said would make virlnry inr | li-,uni rai ir pm pnnnnls nf III, report my requirem ents apply only to slrinprn l Inhhyisl rrpiilnlinns Lansing based lobbyists. Hy a Hi III Ville, the Seriali replaeeil ,i The com m ittee also raised the levels at Itepuhliran auihnre.i . l e f m n , , f |„ |,|,>lm, which itifI' and entertainm ent expenses a llo w in g t e n a n t s t o s u e that hail lieen apprnveil earlier In ihe Seriale would have to be reported. Judiciary ( 'mmnillee will, laripuape from Hackers ,d the I orbm bill. mrludinK the LANSING HJPIi - Months Sen. Gary G. (',, Inn's nriyinal lull to sue for as much as $500 over ments, forcing tenants to waive ! lined Aim, W orkers, the ATT, CIO, citizen of p atien t negotiations hy ten these clauses, was supported S e n a te t i g h t e n s I he ( n rliin prnv ismns reipnre anione -a le, Ini,bunt! t,'ruups like Common Cause and the an ts’ rig h ts advocates were by the sta te ’s m ajor landlord th e ir rig h t to a ju r y tr ia l in case Spends mnre than $1.(111(1 a vear In influì nee o f litig a tio n , re q u irin g renters Mndmntn I icmucr.it ic Party, Kathered rew arded Tuesday when the legislation In remisier as a Iniibvisl and reperì groups after its sponsors made to pay la ndlords' legal costs in s!r,m i;th l, defeat the Kepubliean prnpusal -- s ta te House overwhelmingly InllhyinK act IV, I les In ih e siale a num ber of concessions de­ any court dispute and g iv in g .111,1 w ere successful m Tuesday's first test. passed a bill allowing suits signed to protect those who the landlord the pow er to ( nrlull and nlhers said I hey ennslderi d I III against landlords who use cer stumble into unintentional vio­ In■„"»■r.atie I'.trts I liairman Murley Winn- u n ilaterally change th e lease. tain illegal clauses in their b ill t o r e g u l a t e defintlinn a lesi vule imlir.it ini; suppi.rl fur a IT Ml watched Ihe sen ate debate from the leases. lations. C lodfelter’s b ill lis ts illegal handful nf ennlrnversi.il am en,Im enis dial k b , " 111. in,III,line in attem pt hy Judiciary The m easure was approved and unenforceable clauses sull musi he dealt with liefere the Sena', Backers of th e hill said a high 93 6 but still faces a stiff test in I hairrit -tl W llruwn, 11 Highland Hark. which are banned and requires si heil tiles a final vni e nu I he m ailer percentage of Michigan leases the Senate. ’ " . t. '■ 'In eons' ¡r ut lunal argum ents. a notice in fo rm in g tenants o f ( nrhm's Señale ru m in ili, ,. ,,,, Munin contain clauses which have Hep. Mark Clodfeiter, spon I lie sen m also rejected an attem pt by th e ir rights. palmes and Kleelmns earlier had ippr,e.e,| , been struck down in court sor of th e ten an ts' rights bill, ' T I '" " .'I d lhsl,..p. It «„Chester, to outlaw I t allows tenants to sue fo r up cases, including provisions re­ o b b y in g a c t i o n s Slrunp lulihvinp refurm prnpusal I hat lim ad ,. f-rsurial loans from lobbyists to lawm akers lieving landlords of legal re­ said the m ajor purpose of the to $500 over so-called clear defined lobbyists, pruhilnled lare, y ,p.. i pm "fi insi* 1 up<»n hy Gov. William m easure is to prod landlords to violations and up to $250 over lawm akers and required luhln ists t„ , |. „ ..... sponsibilities and forcing ten rid th eir leases of archaic, those which are more technical how oft th«-' •[»•ml nion«-y t., t nlertairi an ts to waive th e ir rights. unenforceable clauses. in nature. They can also have nn-mbrrs »I «*gi«lat uri- Though these provisions are Among the m ore notorious iid h<- favors outlawing the lease voided. unenforceable, many te n an ts do clauses, the Flint Democrat on language to do ju st Tenants m ust in form land­ Ihe bill was subsequent II not realize this and abide hy said, are those excusing the lords o f th e ir com plaint and judiciary eum im lli, , »h er it them anyw ay. th«*y said. landlord from keeping property fru-asur«- could com«* as give them 20 days to correct it immeillale allaek Imiti Ini,I The bill, which allows tenants up to housing code req u ire­ vo lu n ta rily before they sue. Oppurienls rh ariu d thi rn«-; It« word I m going to unconstitutional heraus«- th $ 1 .0 0 0 r<- i my office the day the lion threshold pot»-nti.i]h Id include * s this hill unconstitu L A B E L N E E D E D F O R D E P O S IT Michigan r«-sid«-nt and thu have a <*ff«*«'t on th«- right tu ne«it J .« rep o rter after the n t be long." S a v i n g c a n s u n p r o f i t a b l e C o m p e t it io n f ie r c e t o r e p la c e G e r a ld s LANSING tU P Ii - Stock identification will not be re ­ was on the 1976 ballot, Hallan piling bottles and cans now in deemable. he said. said his association does not hopes of reaping a minor w ind The same will hold tru e for ;,N|i\ HEIGHTS i l T I l D em ocrat, was expelled from Hon. support e ffo rts to delay its fall when M ichigan's “bottle b«-*-r containers. j*. jifnuxTats and tw o the lower cham ber on May 10 rai «-lection. effective date. Th*- Democrats se ban" goes into effect this De­ will fan- «*ach oth afte r being convicted March 31 rriorrats have held the W hen the law goes into seat included G arret Albi cem ber won't pan out. accord "W e recognize th a t th e all- munth in prim ary of em bezzling $24.000 from a i't the 66th which effect, a dime deposit will be Gordon Hodg«-s, F. la ing to beer and so.'t drink retu rna ble system m ay incon­ i uiiicd tn find a r«» law client. i * » all of Madison Heights requir«*d on non-reusabie bot­ son. Fug«-ne Katvm.ir m anufacturers. venience some custom ers, add *: fur Monte (¿«-raids, 'arts df Royal Oak — since tle« and cans and reusable Kuhn, Joseph Seggi»- to beverage costs and reduce ¿wmak«-r in Michigan H e will not run in th e special '■any 1960s, but recent "We have been receiving bottle« will carry a nickel Vanek. They will mju to ta l litt e r by only a sm all , ^ ou«t«-«i b v House July el«*etion by has alreadv "H ' have been close. Ger scattered report« th at some deposit. Similar bottle bans th«- special prim ary J already are law- in Vermont and amount, bu t we recognize also filed for th e A ugust prim ary in b le ated Hudson, a 58 year people already are saving cans in hopes of tu rning them in Oregon. that a great m a jo rity o f M ich i­ hopes of regaining his old s«*at tachine shop foreman, by Republicans Geniir gan citizens voted fo r th is law i Madison H«-ights in th e N ovem ber general «*!«*<• l..)U4 votes out o f more after Dec. 3 and collecting the Em pty cans will be returned and John Lanm will and o u r in d u s try is prepared to 25JIOO cast in 1976. 10-cent deposit." said Jam es A. to b ottlers for recycling and follow th a t m andate." he said. Hallan. head of the Michigan reusable bottles will be refilled. Soft Drink Association. The special labeling will pre "The soft d rin k in d u s try is U nfortunately for these vent redem ption of unmarked w o rkin g ra p id ly to com ply w ith H e a lt h c a r e s p e e c h s c h e d u le d hoarders, th e ir cans will be cans and bottles and prevent both the le tte r and s p irit o f the 'o m e n c a g e r s valuable only as scrap. "dumping" of containers from new law when it takes effect ( hurk Chonn t nearby states on Michigan re ­ December 3." eak on 'Banning the Blues: A "W hen the retu rn ab le con the Citiz«-ns for Ret tailers who only will be obliged •alth Care Solution." ta in er system goes into effect, Institute, will g i\e lt to redeem deposits on Michigan Legislation is under study to In addition to serving as a all soft drink cans will be tion at 4 p.m. toda containers. delay fo r six m onths th e law ’s alth car«- advocate. Chomet is m f r o n t b o a r d <■consum er rep resen tativ e on stam ped with the word 'Michi­ effectiveness and to impose a gan' and the am ount of depos Though b rew ers and soft $70 m illio n " litt e r ta x " on i- hoard of the Michigan Blue it." Hallon said, r< of MSI "s women s basketball team will speak at drink m anufacturers battled litte r-p ro d u cin g in dustries fo r oss and Blue Shield. Cans not carrying the special Iof Trustees public comment session tonight at 7:30 to against th e bottle ban when it th a t period. »spx discrimination complaint. T J ’ d e a n r e s ig n s DeBoer, the team 's ovcaptain, said th e re is a y in the way Title IX is being in terp rete d by the |\ and the athletic team s, Richard F Sullivan, curn-r dean of th e Uolleg« *f A rts ar E n r o l l m e n t s p e c if ic a t io n s o u t lin e d if IX of the Education Act of 1972 prohibits federal l e tte r s , will resig . educational institutions from discrim inating on the 1. 1979. S pring term student teachers Fail term student teacher« office. 150 Administration *\ in any program including sports. financial aid at re g istra tio i .'.tell them (the trustees) how we in terp ret Title IX w ho reside outside the tri-coun- who will work outside the Bldg.. before Sept. 1. Fall term have to register on campui Sullivan, who has :*r:n to authorize a thorough and public investigation ’> area, which includes Ingham , tri-county area may complete student teachers will then r e ­ Sept. 18 to 20. dean of th e college ('linton and Eaton counties, can ro-r'ity in the area of athletics," DeBoer said. fall term registration and pay ceive information on how to ten years, said he take advantage o f ea rly e n ro ll­ '.ration against women in sports by th e U niversity is m ent of fees by mail. proceed with mail registration Identification cards can be dean long enough." ment for fall te rm 1978 and r u 't the basketball team s problem, DeBoer said. and a current course fee pay picked up in 80 A d m inistra tion retu rn to MSU as should receive section reserva­ p"hiem is much broader," she added, explaining To reg ister, stu d en ts should ment schedule. Bldg. professor sometinn- tion request form s soon. aticn ran be found in almost every area of women's w rite or call th e registration S tudents who m ust sign for J SBERMANN'S* feel sprang t0o Lifetime gift for Graduation W h e n y o u ôowntoyoup d o n ’t h a v e th e tim e ... Hu $ with bass SUNJUNS! S IN IT I ijJ J Ii C o m fo rt fa s h io n a n d d u r a b ilit y in th e CHROME n ■ g r e a t s iz e r a n g e a n d s t y le s e le c t io n th a t S h e p a rd s h a s lo n g b e e n n o te d fo r . 1 6 d iffe r e n t Pen o r P e n c il Set 7.50 15.00 J ö ip y s j S u n ju n s fro m to c h o o s e in s iz e s s iz e s 5 - 1 0 , m e d iu m & 12-Kt. G O L D FILLED Pen o r P e n c il 13.50 TOGO! n a rro w . Set 27.00 Von dont b.1 l’ to inside to cnn »VWend«. « I lot n Iuk'v Hamburger« Just drive up order up 14-Kt. G O L D FILLED pick up und then Pen o r P e n c il wipe up Ivc.uiscoii! 17.50 hamburgers are re,ilk Set 35.00 Hot ¡i hnvv 1 ■ e le 9 a n ' ■ . p r e c is io n m a d e o l,* e » .m e o f w r i t i n g p le o s u r e . O u r E a s t L a n s in g S to re s e lls m o r e B a s s ^ th a n a n y o t h e r s h o e s to r e in M ic h ig a n ! OheoaroV Trowbridge Road K3C4 Just North of Harrison 3 1 7 E a s t G r a n d R iv e r " U p s t a ir s a t t h e D o w n t o w n " Also Lansing: Saginaw at Waverly East L a n sin g 326 So. W a s h in g to n Ä T° W N — 107 S. W a s h in g to n S. Cedar at 1-96 332-2851 485-7215 J lA NSING - 209 E. G ra n d R iv e r \ Black and JT/j, TVs lost grom ‘Dark Side and Beatles top poll 9 * y KATHY KSSKi .m VN llluc anil l»la«k and whit«* all television made what was assU„,(,i , , in teg rate, to ,.» p ,n(j lhl, „ A m ericas people. »w x " * » *lerm ,N | a„l In ,n,.|uJ The \ criin't is in. In i tic May 5 edition .»f the State News, a p olling of area “ music le n y ea rs have passed since the [lr„ ¡„op!, people involved in radio, record stores, music re v ie w in g s ta rre d in series. In 19,17. Mod Sou J V ' " ’ 1 l,U k l>9 ,i (-,,ncert promotion - showed the Beatles White Album to be crea to rs of SU ralty ,o d HuCrh !,n,| ' ’4 ..-r popular 1.1’ am ong the 23 persons asked. Who's Next H e r e a r e t h e w i n n e r s : l» " le rn for most of the other in te y “ ’ d 1 KihkI l,H,k,n„ w hue lead, one voun, , ! V """' i -..¡i„w,*d with a close second. W;th ! hat article, we p rinted a form asking readers to send in Vote* Artist one young good liKikiny woman. mi: l,:" J Title ;licir ,>wn list of favorites. A nd the results, w hile not exactly 33 Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon They and o ther producers parlayed the f r , ,i-.rrwhi Irning. are no less interesting. 31 The Who Who’s Next " f ,lntnsl,lred eiMikie rut out s of Odd Squ, d ’ le ' * A i ota I of 117 forms were retu rne d, which can be considered an 25 The B eatles unreality, these series featured f,„c a H 1,1 Abbey Road , .it■¡lent response in view of the fact th a t readers w e re asked to 23 The Beatles W hite Album people com m itted to supporting the , , „ ¡ „ ' , ' 1 .ikethi trouble to clip the coupons out and re tu rn them . A to ta l o f 19 The Beatles S gt. Pepper's Am erican institutions intended to „roie-i J e th r o Tull A m erican way of life. 11,11 Ri„ p.*7 albums w ere nominated, ranging from oddities like 16 Aqualung I ; , i .i.,i .,:h m s Calling A ll (¡iris (which, believe it o r not. received 15 David Howie /ig g v Stardust Mod Squad. I Spy, TheYoungLawyers Th v .»mi Robert Johnson’s King of the Delta Blues Singers 12 Fleetw ood Mac Rumours many of these series w ere short l,y„d * :: „ n normal Beatles and Rolling Stones fare. n Boston Boston creativity. However, Ihey all warned „1 l h .' w«Te angers ; h, w'nner'.’ I’ ink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon won w ith 33 11 Rolling S tones Let It Bleed ri'l u kU" W'" l'n: " ,,rk " " h"' ^ e •'Sir fh J ■, s, v ie w e d by Who's Next, once again, w ith 31 votes, and the II Elton Jo h n Goodbye Yellow Brick Road ends. W ith th e rise to power of Kirhard Mix’,,,, ■«. \bbey Road w hich came in th ird w ith 25 votes. The White 11 Led Zeppelin Physical Graffitti Shift in national priorities. int.y rau ,,,, „.ased . , n etw ork planners. 0 api \lbum . >:«■,! number one by Lansing's "m usic people" came in 10 Led Zeppelin iuntitled, 4th LP* , w • 23 \otes. and com pleting the Beaties' m ajor showing. 10 The Who Quadrophenia Social justice, the need for c.|U,t> and s„r s gt Pepper placed fifth w ith 19 votes. 10 Cat S tev en s Tea For the Tillertnan deem ed inessential, potentially disruptive , „ / ! Iv* carding major differences between the tw o polls: in te r 9 Traffic in terest to th e “m ajority" of viewers. | lam Spark of High Heeled Boys v \ \ Jethro Tull. Elton John and Boston had v e ry strong 9 G enesis Trick of the Tail 1 he black dom estic comedies now called 'H . .H i r this new poll, but w ere alm ost com pletely ignored in 9 Rolling S tones Exile on Main Street that leit of the jjreat wave of „Heyratio,, m 'h! ! t surw y. ( )ther more popular a rtis ts lik e Fleetwood Mac. * The Who was supposed to he the season d u „„ „a„,| |1V M ¡‘ Tommy : ,v. 1 1n and t ht- Moody Blues had v irtu a lly every one o f th e ir s C arole King T ap estry issues and science fiction. H eld F o x , and lt„ h.,r . bum- : minated; thus w h ile no one L P b y these groups received s (ienesis prune tim e shows, ( « t o r Country Had .1 |, |„ k , / The Lamb Lies Down . .»ut:h . n to beat Pink Floyd's Dark Side. Led Zeppelin alone Crosby. Stills. N i“h was expected to rival Root»' volcanic sneers! Palm er. Yes and the E lectric Iaght O rch estra th o se Brit -: Four-Way Street vntc- m total than did P ink Flovd Young The relative failure of science f,cli.„ ,, r ,, , purveyor- of "Symphonic rock" in a style m arkedly b e tte r th.,;. th at of their inferior A m erican co u n terp arts d ike K ansas and Chicago dam pened netw ork veeps enthusiasm for such ,,! Chicago Transit Authoritv S ty x ' scored considerably higher, indicating th a t, as has been D erek & the Layla blacks will h,. exiled . 0 th e ghetto of the d„„„-,„!;! ' ¿ I the trend, the Midwest is continuing its love affair w ith "orchestra! I >ominoes Baby, I m Bark, HhatN Happening mr "Andy Hal rook. s Bob Dylan and (tood Times. These po rtraits of black life Blood on the Tracks Ironically, the Sex Pistols, a relatively new land now d ea-as. Em erson. Lake experience to the same trivialized equation peri.J Brain Salad Surgery domcoms for th e past 25 years. group, managed a com m endable show mg of ftv ,* votes, desp ite ' ‘ < \ P alm er fact th at the band is poles ap art musically from any o th e r bam! Moody Blues Seventh Sojourn A few producers feature black actors in leading receiving live votes or more. Rolling S tones Hot Rocks featu res roles. G oldberg Spelling Productions m J No one knows what all the resu lt- mean, least of all th e peop:» Yes Close to the Edge and m inority perform ers. They frequently deal * h ere at th e St i t e News. But most ,»f th e in terestin g ones a re li-lt d \ es Fragile explosive social issues and cast women and mm- her*-, so take a look and see You may be surprised. Neil Young Harvest w h ere such casting is not required by plot conside Rolling Stones Sticky Fingers Bo/ Scaggs Silk D egrees D anny Arnold has avoided racial stereotypy n Barnj and featu res blacks, P u erto Ricans, women and 1 D u ra n te s till h o s p ita liz e d : Led Zeppelin Bob Dylan Two I ’niversal featu res women, black actors and min> The Pretender D urante, hospitalized for an upper resp irato ry infection, w as listed 5 Crosby. S tills K ash Crosby, Stills & Nash Carter Country, produced by TOY Production. sJ in fair condition today, and a hospital spokesperson said his vital 5 Elton John MadmanAcross the Water H arry O renstain and Hud Y orkins production signs w ere stable. G enesis Wind and Wuthering em erg ed as a m odestly entertaining sitcom. C o u n tn l D urante. S3, was ad m itted to S t. Jo h n 's H ospital S atu rd a y ami K .iM v Desperado escaped stereo ty p in g but has attem pted to debunk «1 spokesperson Chris Thomas said the infection ag g rav ated F.I.I’ Trilogy im ages of blacks and southerners. previous neurological com plications." E lectric Light Fare the Music O rch estra On th e whole it seem s we w ere b etter off in 1967 At The com edian, whose ca reer spanned honky tonk speakeasies 5 FLP Works. Volume 1 th e re w ere featured black, female and Oriental actors in and m odern television, has been partially paralyzed since h r 5 Led Zeppelin of series. Bill Cosbv was still spying, and "the suffered a stro k e in 1972 Led Zeppelin \ s tar as trends go. it appears th a t S tyx and Kansas — th e tw o Mott th e H's laughing. "W hy should I be hummed about fought to keep New Wave rock n roll out o f the area (ju st like a A lice Shea probably having a w onderful tim e tonight w ith blast from the past, ain t it?), but W h ite Noise has apparently won that Jack character!" the battle. Alas, though, the organizers have been refused a liq u o r “Jack?" license, so no alcohol w ill be served. Yeah. He's tw ice as big as me. w ith lh a l goddam golden boy I m unfam iliar w ith all three bands, so no criticism can be given. a lifo rm , blond hair and blue eyes, fie looks like a surfing bum . Photo by Susan Tusa However, the show is probably w o rth checking out. The Pigs were from the 60s and. well. A lice thinks he's ju st where it ’s at." A p erfo rm a n ce o f th e M S I C oncert Band d rew an a u d ie n c e s e e k in g co o l sh a d e one of three acts featured in the recent "M o to r C ity R eview " which I laugh. Ingo. why don't you either accept the fact th a t Alice a n d p le a sa n t m u sic T u esd a y e v e n in g w h ile th e c o n c e r t p la y e d b e tw e e n th e M usic played ( RGBs and The Rat in Boston, and they were recently w ants to see other men. or else just break off the relationship? B u ild in g and B ea u m o n t T o w e r . featured in Creem Magazine. ' " u r(' g’ 'tO ng screwed, you're just screwing yourself." ( reem w rote that “ The Pigs are as pathetic as a d irty I kn o w ." he says. That's w hy I'm mad at myself. That's whv carburetor, as musical as an exhaust backfire, and as excitin g as a I need a buzz." dead b atte ry. T h e ir stage presence touches th e v e ry fib e r o f W e sit silent a m inute. "L e t's go see a movie tonight. A funnv human existence. F rustratio n! Adolescent anger! Congenital one. I say. g iv in g him a slap on the knee. N B C s c o r e s b i g w i t h ‘ W h e e l s ’ confusion! \e a h . you know • pub erty!!!’’ The band's reperto ire Ingo looks up al me. "A funny one, eh'.'" includes A o u re Nuts, "S tay A w ay From Janet," and " I Wanna Sure. W e get up. pul on our coals. Ingo gulps down the rest N E W YORK i A P I - ABC. Be Rich’ In addition, lead singer acoustic g u ita rist Michael week in a row w ith ‘ W heels," a Each of the previous four III his d rin k , and we head for ihe door. w ith eight o f the week’s 10 Rushlow has a compulsive obsession for doughnuts. Doughnuts? miniseries based on the novel chapters o f "W heels" was "H e ll, Ingo says; " I th in k sometimes lh al eve ry th in g I ever most watched shows, was firs t A e a h ." he says, "doughnuts cure disco." by A r th u r Hailey. M onday eve­ ranked high in the ratings. do in my life is a drug." again in th e ne tw o rks’ b a ttle ning's telecast o f the fifth I sm ile, hold Ihe door open for him and give him a pat on the for the prim e tim e T V view er. installm ent in the series was bark as we step out in to the cold rain. NBC and CBS each had a single program in the T op 10. No. 2 in the A C. Nielsen Co.’s ratings for the week ending FOR RUGGED NBC scored fo r the th ird Mav 21. WILDERNESS CAMPING u /x ‘R o o t s re ru n fo r fu ll. S N P H O T O C O N T E S T E N T R IE S C A N B E Irl, hopes ¡o r sam e success If your idea of camping P IC K E D I P IN includes back-packing, \P i Kunta The 12 hour series, based on R O O M 3 4 4 S T U D E N T S E R V IC E S and Chicken A lex Haley's s to ry o f his fami hiking, and climbing, w e have rg hack. 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L a n s in g 862-8530 Call today for more details W o m e n t r a c k s t e r s a t n a t io n a l B yJE R R V B R A U D E In v ita tio n a l and th e tria n g u la r com petition w ill be so helpful Instead o f ju s t being happy S tate N ew s Sports Writer meet w ith Tennessee and Penn for th e m ," Flanagan said. FI h11naga n w ith p a rtic ip a tin g in nationals, Jti-t W om en's tra c k coach C h e ry l State) and ju s t barely w»in the “ W hen they get used to com run,,,. the ru n n e rs w ill want to start Flanagan has been g iv in g her Big Ten title . The D ra ke Belays |M‘tm g at th e national level, it placing. But this takes runners th e toughest ro m p c ti has been the »inly th in g th a t has takes th e awe out o f them . O» ,,- „lim ), iln, m m a tu rity ." tio n th a t she could fin d this been profita b le for her." I heir bodies season in o rd e r to pre p a re them " It's about tim e that I pop lo r th e A ssociation o f In te r one. and 1 hope its th is week c ollegiate A th le tic s for W omen end. L a tte r said. "I also have i A IA W ) Cham pionships todav n»>t qualified f»»r A A U s yet. so th ro u g h S a turday. this w ill be m y last chance to do M S I' has com peted th is year so I'm m issing thre e days of w ith M idw est pow er W isconsin schiHil. -»* I may as we|) make T r a c k s t e r G r e e n e w ill and national pow ers Penn State the most of it." an»! Tennessee. E ig h t tra ck Though Flanagan feels that M ers tra v e le d to Des M o in e v I .at te r - past success w ill be pressure in its e lf, the rest of Iow a, for the D rake relays. “ The idea o f scheduling tough the team w ill be going in w ith e n d h e r c a r e e r a t com petition is so th a t th» nothing to lose. ru n n e rs can get used to it whet; "T he y have all done th e ir By JERRY BRAUDE place would have I.«., ,, („ r th»- big meet — A IA W n atio nal- b»*st tim es so fa r," Flanagan State New» Sparta W riter Greene holds three M si ln,|, comes a round ." Flanagan -aid. It's all up to them on how The fu tu re is lo oking b rig h t fo r M SU 's women's 50 yard hurdles i7.ni. ,ai , ;inl ¿ T T said. “ T he re have been n»» much they w ant to im prove. tra c k team . A s many as e ig h t and possibly nine the 220-yard dash 7~: ™ breaks in the w e ath er, though Th« only pressure that w ill be out o fte n o f th is year's national q u a lifie rs w ill be re tu rn in g . She also holds the Hsu I hope there is good w eather on them w ill be th e pressure record w ith colleagues I'am s » ,.' this tim e, and m aybe th in g s w ill that they put on them selves." The one national q u a lifie r th a t th e team w ill H a rris and Karen White w i t h i ; - l " c lick fo r them .'* Flanagan feels it is tough to d e fin ite ly be losing is senior Denise Greene, and it best in dividual rare th is , ear» i- id M S l 's q u a lifie rs th a t w ill hr predict h«»w the S p artan run w ill be a big gap to fill. event w ith a tim e of i f ; : , tra v e lin g to K n o x v ille . Tenn.. tiers w ill do because th e re are "Irosing Denise w ill h u rt because she runs so an- s p rin te rs Denise Greene. loo m any variables. T h e re is always soninm,. wh,,, many eveh ts fo r us, coach C h e ry l Flanagan said. Gwen P a tterso n and Cher>l Too m any th in g s can record, so I don't think about then’• G illiam ; m iddle distance ru n n e r happen." Flanagan said. "A lot In w h at w ill be her last meet as a Spartan — the Greene said. Sue L a tte r; h u rd le r K im depends on w h e th e r we can A ssociation o f In te rco lle g ia te W om en A th le tic s H a tc h e tt; and distance ru n n e r- bring our tim es dow n o r not Greene feels she hash.nl., |,„ ti>1 N a tionals today th ro u g h S a turday in K n o xville . Lisa M erry and L il W arnes. Th»- and what the rest o f the d u rin g her four years as j s,,'i.. ,1 Tenn. - Greene w ill p a rtic ip a te in th e 100 m ete r medley and 440 re la y team of com petition w ill do. fa vo rite moment was when the e ve n t, the open 100. the m edley and 400 relay I f w*- can get some people, events. fo u rth in the nation when she w.„., Pam Sw ainigan. Greene. K a ri n also liked going to Florida f,ir , k W h ite and K a ren H a rris also nke h u rd U r K im H a tch e tt, to ijuahfied. gel Junes likes the ones in "D e nise can re a lly zip o u t in s ta rtin g o ff a race in th e relays fo r u s ," Flanagan said. "M y most fru stra tin g moment w.i. Th«- S partans' most e xpe ri pr.iiti«-«-, then we could be in the D rake Relay s,” (ireene said. \V en«*ed ru n n e r in natio nal com r»-.ii good shape. But you have Greene hopes th a t she w ill be able to place th is w e ll going in to the finals and were h\ ped | p e titio n is Sue L a tte r, who won to do yo u r best on th a t one day in her last m eet. AP WirephcU at least second place in the final- But i th»' A A C N ationals last year, you r«- g o n g to run. You have D o u g Jarvi*. of th e M on treal ( anadi- m arred by fig h tin g an d c o n tr o v e r s y race, we dropped the baton on the ia fin is h in g ahead »>f tw o O lym to n-.n't to th«- gun. the com peli "T h e open 100 event is to o new to me. So I hope e n s g e t s th e s q u e e z e from R ick o v e r c a lls b y th e r e fe r e e s . T h e r e pians. Sh»- also ru n s in te r tion and stay cool at th e same to surp rise m y s e lf." Greene said. "Before the race. I think through r M idd leton lltil and G ary D oak of th e w e r e 106 m in u te s in p e n a lt ie s h a n d ed n a tio nally w ith the A m erican best I can." Greene said. "But when it«] B oston B ru in s in M o n trea l's 4 1 v ic ­ out in T u e s d a y 's gam e a lo n e. A A T team. T th in k th e team can do w e ll i f we get it all It the A IA W declares L a tte r to race tim e. 1 don't think about it a t . tory T u esd a y n ig h t. M on treal le a d s Flannagan said there w ill be to g e th e r. M issing o u r key in ju re d runners w ill “M o n trea l’s co a ch (S c o tty B o w m a n ) e lig ib le for a fifth ye a r next stay calm, be l»*>se and I warm up present a problem as usua l." th e N a tio n a l H ock ey L e a g u e fin a ls w in s th e g a m e s b y s o u n d in g o ff a ]*>t rid in g on th is race fo r Sue. season. M SI w ill have all its im portant th in g is is not to got nervJ 3-2 w ith g a m e six s c h ed u led for a g a in s t t h e r e fe r e e s in th e n e w s ­ Sue has the hardest jo b of national «jualifiers back except w on't be able to do anything." A fte r g ra d u a tin g in 1974 fro m Lakenheath T h u rsd ay n ig h t in B o sto n . If n e c e s ­ all the ru n n e rs ." Flanagan said. tor (ireene. W ith th is in m ind. p a p e rs," B o s to n c o a c h D o n C h e r r y A m erican H igh School in Lake nheath, England. "She has e v e ry th in g at stake, Flanagan feels that th e eompe Greene is a psychology major, hutj sa ry , a se v e n th g a m e w ill b e p la y ed y e lle d a t r e p o r te r s a f t e r T u e s d a y 's D enise was th e U n ite d K ingdo m 's cham pion in the in cluding her re p u ta tio n ."* titn»n at the national level th is m om ent, she does not plan to go t,, S atu rd ay on th e H o b s’ h om e ice. T h e c o n te s t. C h e r r y p r e d ic te d th a t th e long ju m p and hurdles. She came to M S U because school. "Sue has not had a big weekend w ill d e fin ite ly help s e r ie s hasn 't b een w ith o u t its w ild s e r ie s w ill g o to th e fin a l g a m e . S o it w ro te her th e most le tte rs and she alw ays heard b reakthrough th is year. She fell them when th e nationals come s id e a s s e v e r a l g a m e s h a v e b een about M S I'. " I w ould like to stay around this area far in t h e s e r ie s . down in F lo rid a , missed the to M S I' next year. said. " I w ould like to travel with the i next tw o m eets iB o w lin g Green Being exposed to national " I m glad I came h e re ," G reene said. "N o o th e r gel in to coaching.” JE S U S C H R IS T SU PER STA R m C LAST THREE PERFORMANCES M a y 2 5 -2 7 8 :1 5 p .m . M S U A u d it o r iu m tic k e ts , 4 .0 0 * 4 .5 0 355-0148 M usic by A n d re w Lloyd W e b b e r , lyrics by T im R ice O riginally p r o d u c e d on B r o a d w a y by R o b e r t S tig w o o d O riginal B r o a d w a y p r o d u c tio n c o n c e i v e d by T o m O ’H o r g a n T h u r s d o y . M a y 2 5 . 1978 9 p r o f e s s i o n a l b o x i n g u s e d T h e w o r ld SC U B A MSU SCUBA CLUB MEETING MAY 25 and JUNE 1 , 1978 w a tc h e d ... C I02HOIMES HAIL, 9 O CLOCK PM 'X - M S U s t u d e n t SHIPWRECK DIVE MEMORUU. WEEKEND By B ll.l. MOONEY MOONKY ,............................. " THE O P E N T O A U D IV ER S t SOO RKELERS ■ ¡I »oil lake a walk I» Ihe M S II Union, going down l() t y,i- ( i i^vi'lVn I . " " t l l "t 1" Sl ,l" 1 lrm n Ih tT fo n it was a slaughter. NOW TAKING SUMMER MEMBERSHIPS I m< * ■ ----------- r> -- — j " I t * hcip11,11 h r l" ' v ,' r ' ? 1,1 anH l 0,>k! n,lf1l' ' f l *.s y()u wall< t h r ™ K b h , h 1' J '' ' • 'eads. le ft GREEK T *.» will s f f a photograph o f Chuck Davey. ,i|i(>cars lo have been taken in about the year 1950 making thi- tra n sitio n from am ateur to professional th ird n ml slvle In th "! ■ nam" 11■ I»»vey down in the ' ' l i ' S " " " ,' nll l l " " " s . m im icking Itavey's southpaw T \C (0 )N STARLiTEI (Lfinsinc JS 'il WEST Of WAVERLY Phone 3 /;■ ¡S CEDAR ST NEAR JOLLY ( n ih i k 7 T . r " " 'V f,Kh" ' ,,: the righthanded Fhooe 322 0044 J " : 1'»«•>• How „ , hree m „re tim es. He gav, him such ,, sunre -s le'fthanded, he is in a erourh ami in a NowShowing r ,ni, sort of way he liaiks quite form idable. The photograph w T " ? professionally S" H’1« ' lh " ••*»' 111- '«-nth. He was never to fight again. F .'J n l "To M y (iood F rien d lam ia. Best of I.u rk !" r ‘ ,irH. (1f i he barbers the o th e r day if la iuissLill worked there n a^ ,ls* " v , r kad happened, a fact which may R l'" ' ,;i(,|. no, latuis had le ft a num ber of years ago. 1 was 'r" " r '- -if Ihe.r short memories than m oral j Veil people m ust have a lot of adm iration for Chuck « n. i w sirib e s pointed out that a decade o r so e a rlie r a ' k,.,.p his picture up fo r so many years." "V ar laM. ‘ urred w hot) lllm k y I'alm ero. fig h t prom ote r. M o n - F r i. 7 :0 0 , 9 :1 5 '„.jll,." said Ihe barber, looking up from the People mobster and g , - | y . brought an unheralded light S o t.- S u n . 2 :3 0 , 4 :4 0 , ' h, a,is reading. "There's a hole in the w all there and that a y weight out „1 Philadelphia named Hlackjaek B illy Fox. Fox's 6 :5 0 .9 :0 0 ',,n . " ‘f s . ' ! ’ ■ '' si .it ist I,- vs hu h affronted several purists, .sth*nnnly I hing we have th a t is large ” enough to.......ss r*....... coversap. it up par le darly He, s „ , „ h ,,f th l. NVvl y „ rk ||(Ta|d T n b u m , wh(j fp|( why hut. somehow, th a t seems appropriate. In 1950 ■I ¡I,nc> wass voting, artic u la te and handsome. He had h; . OK II I I- acceptable ,,r even 42 I. but for Hod's sake ' kv. does „ h to |„. N „ ,r|a |||.r |t|a rk ja rk Bj|| ... lie was p olite and courteous: he said ‘’please" and CdedMS »1 in a mut six fights in a rnw■, and u ltim a te ly wound up in a H i he addressed people as " s ir " and "m a’a m ." He came mental in s titu tio n . v jinc family. He was as elegant and d ignifie d a man as you pu>r want to meet, hut he should never have been a I n fo rlu n a te ly . t here is ,ds„ some evidence to suggest th a t the M id n ig h t S h o w s F r i. A S a t. L a i prize fig h te r fo r he was used by th a t sport in the IK i i " ! " " 1 " av ' llla ne Bobiek, sporting a spotless "BL00PE#$" 1 manner that has ty p ifie d it fo r centuries. • r " " r | . |,,ui:hi Ken N orton in a nationally televised U v 1950s was a tim e when television was in its youth, and heavy weight h , I here was talk at the tim e that {he w inner ¡i, unes.lav and F rid a y night fig h ts w ere staples o f the won I ge, a shot.,, Muhatnmad Ah. who was then s.,II champion. SATU RDAY pwing public. A fig h te r such as Davey was a most I h, fight W.IS scheduled lo r IL'three m inute rounds, but the e n tire jxiity. His m anners, good looks, and education seemed th in g lasted only ;>n sr.-onds N IGH T A young friend ot Never Before Shown Censored Scenes From Movies & TV 1 if him a personification o f th e Am erican dream . Polls were n watched that fig h t. She had never before seen a boxing match <1 was anticipating an hour’s w o rth o f m e rry FEVER ,n,i it wa> discovered th a t a fa ir num ber of ladies would tune ■■■Catch it m ayhem , com plete h prodigious le fts, thundering rig h ts , long ,rt.u*r he fought. In 1952, he did so a to ta l o f six tim es on counts, short count' ’ hose thing s we usually read about. She .,<,.;»■vision. And he won them all. watched the ahridgi i' * ' thing no bali\ hot hv the media could be o f so short d u ration . j lavey easily knocked him out in five rounds. Rocky and she sat there lot couple of m inutes, staring at the television t.ve vears before, had been m iddlew eight champion: his **»‘t as though she e> cted t h f tight to start over again. B la c k S u n d a y , ;r Tony Zale are recognized by boxing historians as some of P lu s - " T H E 3 S T O O G E S " on<* M O R E ! Finally she t urned r hear, and said. I hat s not all, is it'.’ I mean Sf P A P t t ADV ISSif i \ S.! ' - i‘ver. Vet G raziano looked like he was in a semi coma, Weil don't the;- I* list do tw o out of three o r som ething?” yt-v easily decisioned him in 10 rounds. G raziano is said to A s Chuck I )a \e \ ii" | te ll you, once is enough Suz, once is i-.tidedthat. w ith the Davey fig h t under his belt, he was sure ermugh it haw a very prom inent career as an actor. Nobody quite T MERIDIAN WIST M U IB IA N IA ST ,na! he meant at the tim e. TW m | tm i i i i i d i l m . jtirr, fore verything was set. Chuck Davey w ould fight Kid Tb* m i t I , M la r iw if I ( P SYLVESTER IV STALLONE for the welterw eight cham pionship o f th e w o rld on Feb. 11, T h a t' s Italian Madison Square Garden in New Y o rk C ity . The fight would rails televised, and draw an anticipated live gate o f almost TODAYS FRIDAY \ m iS L S f i s t I OPEN At 7:00 PM FEATURE 7:20-9:20 m s N O W 6:00-8:30 she mAkes love. jRMe she iv SLArerl vhr iv . UPLOOHt WITH ElOTIMtn1 Wiill IHkim-y ^ BARBARAEDEN PC O P E N u n m a rr ie d ^ M fe te § ] Feature 7:30-9:30 CHEESE 2 25 12 2.90 14 3 55 4 20 h ,, w - m a n 5:45-8:15 _Tv* t.«e 5 !5 5 45 ’ 1 EVER WONDER WHO'S INSIDE A ( 5:30-7:45 4L [••L » TwiI.teS X -5 30 M ' ° 1 YNAlTtS GifNOA 1 MATTHAU JACKSON 1 1 1 Item 2.55 3 30 4.05 4 80 YOUR A .:door pool at the Men s The pool w ill be open Monday Wild Extra Items 30 40 50 i y "H o u se 60 i.r.g opened Wednesday through Friday from I I a.m. to Comedy! f K ' - | C a lls ” vurs have have been H|> m . Saturday from 11 a.m. to B U R T R E Y N O L D S ,- ! ,S / l H . M i< - h i ¡ ¡ t i n I n ■. : i : t 2 - t l / i . i <) 6:00-8:1 5 6:00-8:00 1 ir.e remainder o f the 3:50 p .m .; and Sunday from 1 t- ■•,. 5 jj t ' Twiliie 5 30-6 00 M 5 | p.m . to 3:50 p.m. “THEEN o* ljust east iif H a rriso n — S o rry , no d eliv ery ) I American Graffiti p i; The Goodbye Girl PG1 6:00-8:30 6:15-8:30 j Opan Evary Day 11 o.m. • 2 a.m . Sundoyt !2noon t o l o i — Twiirfe 5 45-6 15 *1 ' _ -A TOPICS OF LECTURE WILL BE: LATE SHOW FRI. S SAT AT 1 1 :30 PM ★ Self ond God KENTUCKY FRIED MOVIE ADM. >2.K Realization Tickets Now on Sale ★ Meditation and True Living LASTDAY .. OPEN 6:45 PM ★ Mystery of Life and Death LATE GREAT PLANET EARTH' G' At 7:00-9:00 N O W S H O W IN G TONIGHT ★ Man s True Purpose on Earth STARTS FRIDAY . FEATURE 7:15-9:15 WOR C IN E M A X a n d PRESENT THE BIGGEST ADULT FILM G A IL P A L M E R ★ Love ond Service " A D A M N E D G O O D M O V IE /' PREMIERE EVENT OF THE SEASON EXCELLENT ENTERTAINMENT FOR LOVERS fWDARSHAN SINGH IN T R O D U C T O R Y L I C T U R I YOU'VE SEEV HER W ' J Y G "« f- -VRHiy: v r " 7 _ S U R A T S H A B D Y O G A N .B .C . T V ’S Meditation on Innor Light I Sound Curront) w. *i. 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S U M M E R M S U , la rg e ro o m Z 3 5 3 0 14) fo r w o rk in good s u rro u n d ­ SU M M ER SU BLET 3 bed­ M ig ra n t P ro g ra m S u p e rv is e la rg e 1 b e d ro o m near M S U M eridian Mall A reo in t w o b e d ro o m . H a g a d o rn in g s . B a r t e n d in g e x p e r ie n c e ro o m s , s le e p s 4 c o m fo r ta b ly . I ,«0 TEACHER wanted for te e n a id e s and c o o rd in a te ■ P lijm t stu dio S ta r lin g h e lp fu l but not r e q u ir e d . v o lu n te e r* in a s c h o o l s e ttin g . Apartm ents A ir , n e w c a rp e t 337 0116 ‘ 1 6 5 p lu s u tilities M t. Hope, Z B L 1 5 2 5 (3) pool 3 55 0024. F R IE N D L Y W O M A N n e e d e d B e h in d D o o le y s , fa ll o p tio n N ig h t tim e and w eekend Z 3 5 2 6 (31 im m e d ia te ly t o s h a re a p a rt fo r 2 ro o m s . $350 351 0 80 3 E x p e rie n c e in s o c ia l w o rk , m e n t. O w n r o o m , p o o l, M S U l£ * > 669 3309 w o r k . A p p ly in p e r s o n t o M r. o ne b e d ro o m u n fu rn is h e d Z 8 6 2 (4) re c re a tio n . e d u c a tio n R O O M M ATF FOR fu lly fu r ’ TIME " J 1 -f *’ T B e rtra n d at M AR VE LAN E S; d e sira b le . M u s t b e b ilin g u a l n is h u tl P u o i, s .iu n .1 air 882 NFED 1 2 ro o m m a te s fo r *G E a p p lio n ce s S U M M E R S U B L E T , 2 m a n, c lo s e 337 0169. Z 2 5 -2 6 14) fu rn is h e d , a ir, g re a t lo c a tio n . * c u ," v Posmons I >’ le InrniM an, ■ WAITRESS TULL p a rt 5 M m ile s E ast o f F ra n d o r 7 8 , 1 0 - 5 d a ily . 8 5 - 3 0 ( 1 0 ) on ( S p a n is h /E n g lis h ) C o n ta c t 8566. 20 6 31 131 s u m m e r. 2 b e d ro o m m e n t, c lo s e to c a m p u s ap a rt R ent ‘ fu lly ca rp e te d 'A i r d ra p e s 332 84 82 Z 2 5 2 6 13) SUMMER SU BLEASE, 1 A N T IQ U E 4 b e d ro o m , 2 s to ry , s p a c io u s house, n ig h ts N o In g h a m C o u n ty c o o p e ra tiv e n e g o tia b le 3 32 1489 b e d ro o m a p a rtm e n t. C lo s e to »' Pe-son y L da ys SUM M ER APARTM ENT od|O cent to n e w co u n ty n a tu ra l w o o d w o r k Le ase -- i m a il o f fic f 3 5 25 16) l ? m E SOUTH. 82 0 W e s . n e c e s s a ry W A IT R E S S E S , P A R T tim e E x te n s io n S e riv c e . (517) 484 7706 E qual O p p o r Phone ui-ccf u p to A 2 s to ry Z 3 5 2 6 (4) p a rk M A N OR w o m a n to d e lu x e d u p le x w it h sh are m an c a m p u s . C a ll 351 5027 Ju n e 16. $ 3 4 0 'm o n th . 489- and d in n e r h o u rs . N o Sun fu rn is h ra ) h u rrju rs cam 2 3 5 -3 0 131 0574 Z 8 6-2 (4) [¡ ¡ e Roatl 76 2151 d a y s o r h o lid a y s . A p p ly a t t h e tu m ty E m p lo y e r 2 5 2 5 ( 1 2 ) p u s 353 8 2 /3 o, 353 8265 S U M M E R S U B L E A S E . 2 fe m a le s c lo s e , a ir, re n t n e g o 3 3 9 -8 1 9 2 $ 15 0 m o n th . 1945 Z 3 5 3 0 (3) 321 3543; 332 GOING summer I D O D G E H O U S E , S a g in a w a t N E A T . N O N S M O K IN G m ale 7 3 ! , 26 141 3 BEDROOM fa rm h o u s e , lfcn Lake near t r3J C e d a r. 8 5 -3 1 (5 ) S TAR T N O W Local A m w a y tia b le . 3 3 2 85 6 9 . Z 6 5 2 6 (3) E v e n in g * n e e d e d to s h a re a p a rtm e n t JcM IE R T E AC H IN G . Cat $250, y e a r lease J u n e 15th. 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W KAR TV re also offered press passes, G ra n d R iv e r , L a n s in g . D o n a to rs days fro m P IR G IM o f fic e in 22 o p e n in g s d u r in g th e sum m er rest o f th e week a v a ila b le in G e n e s e e C o u n t y C o m ­ D e t a ils in 26 S tu d e n t S e r v ic e s th at it would screw up th e ir books. I never went spapers and broadcast stations can m ake a p p o in tm e n t at Red S t u d e n t S e r v ic e s B ld g . m u n it y D e v e lo p m e n t O f f ic e . C o n ­ B ld g again.” A ssociated Press, D e tro it Free C ro s s ta c t D ave P e r s e li, C o lle g e of No record is kept of who takes advantage of The fate Journal. The D e tro it News. U r b a n D e v e l o p m e n t , f o r d e t a ils T a lk on "H o w To G ro w C a r e e r c h o ic e s a f t e r g r a f com plim entary tickets, although the num ber of WYIC and WKAR draw a hard line on ail freebies. H a v e a q u e s t i o n 7 C a ll T A P , T h e T h ro u g h o u t th e S u m m e r” at 7 t o n ig h t in 3 3 5 U n io n In te r v a rs ity V o lu n te e r s needed to a s s is t N o p re f C U D s tu d e n ts ( tickets given away is known. Beachler said. O thers, how ever. h a \e no set policy. leaving the A n s w e r P la c e , 3 5 3 - 8 1 1 4 C h r is t ia n F e llo w s h ip . c o u n s e lo r s in p la n n in g c h i ld r e n ’s o u t b y a t te n d in g U rb a n C Tom G reene of WJBK TV in D etroit said he dilemma up v th e ir employees. S tu d e n t T e a c h e rs and o th e rs m e n t 's C a re e r C o n f e r e n i| a c t iv it ie s D e t a ils m 26 S tu d e n t in te r e s te d in a p p ly in g fo r B e liz e , t o d a y . U n i o n B a llr o o m S e r v ic e s B ld g Z d ra s tw e e ts c h a ' It's a p a rty ) E a s te rn H ig h S c h o o l 's c la s s o f C e n tra l A m e r ic a n p r o je c t 1 A p p ly E V E R Y O N E in v it e d a t 7 t o n ig h t fo r 1 9 6 8 h o ld s its 1 0 y e a r r e u n io n at at 4 :3 0 p m to d a y , 228 E r ik s o n R u s s ia n f o o d , d a n c in g c u lt u r e a n d K e llo g g C e n te r o n June 22 C a ll H a ll f o r a o n e -h o u r p r e s e n t a t io n FA d is p u te s (continued from page 1 MERC sided, however, with v o te by m e d ic a l f a c u lt y D eans, chairpersons, adm in istra tiv e s ta ff and s upe rvisory and o r ie n ta tio n t a ils . c a ll D r P re M e d m e e t in g W e s t 353 1713 C lu b p r e s e n ts For de­ "T h e fu n ' S e v e n th HOBBIES ARE F l o o r , W e l l s H a ll 351 1197 o r 37 3 9230 0» i A A IP and the U niversity ad faculty are p ro h ib ite d from W a y T o G e t I n t o M e d ic a l S c h o o l” A BLAST Ï m inistration, which both said ballot voting but K o rth said certa in at 7 p .m . M ay 31, 204 N a tu ra l all faculty should be represent people m those positions ap S c ie n c e B ld g ed by one unit. peared on th e lis t o f elig ib le A bargaining unit is that group of individuals represent ed during the collective bar gaining process. Challenges ny of the de 'U pervisors - eith er represen tatives of eith er MERC or the bargaining agents. m ade b\ voters. The list o f e lig ib le fa c u lty was compiled th is y ear by the MSU p ro v o st’s office. N e ith e r L e a rn V e rc e p p e R e n a is s a n c e 8 3 0 t o n ig h t . U n io n T o w e r R o o m . d a n c in g a t 9 :3 0 and o th e r D unce advanced at HfiEBS 3 5 1 -8 8 8 0 Challenge votes are counted of the b a rgainin g agents was 1 1 3 9 E G ra n d R i« e r| separately and are considered ESTES ROCKETS • involved in the com pilation. only if they will affect the out F A is also challenging some K o rth said th e challen ging is Panel d is c u s s io n on th e RADIO CONTROL come of the election, according faculty who K orth said w ere C h u r c h 's R o le in C r im in a l J u s t i c e PLANES • MODELS • Fast, Free 3 5 1 -7 1 0 0 stand ard procedure c a llin g it a t 7 : 3 0 t o n i g h t . P e o p le 's C h u rc h . 9 6 6 T ro w b rid g e to MERC election regulations. designated as eligible to vote on our only o p p o rtu n ity to chal­ S p o n s o re d by C o a lit io n fo r Jus ELECTRIC TRAINS D elivery U nder th e regulations, any the official list but. according to • d o n t fo r g e t lo as k I lenge th e list." tic e MER( guidelines, w ere actual lo r fr e e c u p s o f P e p | ballot can be challenged for 920 Trowbridge (Next to Hobiei) 332-6364 ly ineligible. Tax h ik e n a r r o w ly f a ils ,vx W H A T CO LO R IS fe a tu rin g : YOUR CAMPUS Cool ■continued from page 1 • / % > PARACH UTE? A M a n u a l lu t jo b huiiD-ty. am i ra iis -i „-„i PIZZA 2 Knit which originates front [..-liltons undergraduate student body. I m a lty , v o te rs r e fe r e n c e s in t h e A K M S I a p p r o v e ,! a p ro p o s a l c o n s t it u t io n hv ID p.-r.-.rt, of th.- to re m o v e a ll s e x is t t-ha iitfcrs •5 « PIZZA, SUBS, SALADS Sports, ' revised 1978 edition featuring the (|„,ck All four proposal n e re passed hv the student hoard a lew weeks ago. owt ver. since the ijuestions involved changing the existing |ob hunting map Dine-int Take-out, constitution, it was necessary to put them on a campus v. ide Italioti Free delivery N O T IC E jM A N S E LF BOOKSTORE O p e n M e m o r ia l D ay f 1 220 MAC A ve., Eo«t lon»!ng University Moll 1979 PROSPECTIVE A PP LIC A N TS TO THE 3 1 0 W . G r a n d R iv e r 3 3 7 - 1 6 3 9 •A S H C o lle g e o f V e t e r i n a r y M e d ic in e In 1979 tw o classes w ill b e a d m itte d to th e C o lle g e o f V e te rin a ry CLD For leisure dayj M e d ic in e o n e b e g in n in g p ro fe s s io n a l th e oth e r September 1979 s tu d ie s January 1979 ond BELL'S C A R N ew 39% care-free cottoij or polyester kn it shirts in PIZZA HOUSE B ring us your Spring C leaning fop styles, colorl windows, Spaghetti HotOvenGrinders screens, lawn For a d d itio n a l in fo r m a tio n ple a se E Pop E n te rta in m e n t th a n k s RHA S rtP a n d THE DEVELOPMENT FUND to r th e .r h e lp a n d s u p p o rt onM TB im w JM »-Tv(W — ( io )w n ix jv { w g c )_ ( n ) w a M - r v ( c b i.) 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K o tt e r ( 6 ) D o r is D a y 11:00 | | i| m o naC (2 3 ) O n c e U p o n a C la s s ic (1 0 ) G illig a n s Is la n d (1 0 -1 2 ) N e w s " 12 3 0 8 :3 0 5 00 (2 3 ) D ic k C o v e tt i ^ c h l o ' r<>m orr°w (1 2 ) O p e r a t io n P e ft ic o a t T-jongShow (6 ) G u n s m o k e 1 1 :1 5 (1 1 ) T e m p o (1 0 ) E m e rg e n c y O n e 1 (6 ) N e w s P(t,ons H° p f (2 3 ) A s k th e D o c to r (1 2 ) E m e rg e n c y O n e ’ 1 1 :3 0 I 00 | ioungand the Restless ( 2 3 ) M is t e r R o g e r s (6 ) N B A P la y 9 00 o ff (1 0 ) J o h n n y C a rs o n PEANUTS o * » .C KC C C C L E A N E R ! 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P lG & iN G A D E 0 e |m |o T E A rrant c ow ard ■ f i; - M AG N A r E E L A N (% < .< ■ ■> Qummolecule de France E 5 e I T 1 c L 1 N T i * Ifc'ltr, 'b Sweet po ta to L o A N r i |o K E ft* IP y 16 fe m in in e nam e 3 ’ Cube jt) havingclaws TELLGbbURFtmiRe rr f ,.i DONTsee 4» tS = 4 ;1 v - . • o ! 44 M a lm e or tO tte ? Fatuous fo rm o f H e nrietta 4b P unch 1«1 P erm anent 3 Spring 1 n o W S H e p o e s /T / e m is s io n 1 In d ia n for one 4 . am a s, r t * I t ■ZA am al -•ÍD O N T e V e N a iO b Deplore 6 9 KN O Ln W M A T S 6 lo c s in •3 1 Pepper p la n t HAPPCNiNQNoiy 8 O t inte lle c tu a ls B E E T L E B A IL E Y Thanks for your support. 9 In veigle r Lookfor more i7 10 W in ces 3y M o rt W alker goodthingstocome. ■B 1? Chewed 18 Truncheon 21 S usta in U 2 2 G leam 23 laguar 2b S kille t 26 Discreet r 31 32 33 21 Chooses by vote 28 Hairy JO fa n n a c e o u s 31 S p iritu a l food tr o 3 2 Nym ph N2. 3 3 Dipper ~ T fe U w C Ü M n 3 6 C o n s te llatio n s 44 ifA m a m s ta i 38 Gnaw 40 O bstacle 1 4 N © w s, L a n s in g , M ic h ig a n ‘MEMOIRS' HITS LOCAL STORES o ria n a ,& ^ ^ , In woods * j eweln Nixon book selling w ell gifts and gallerv' ««nbroidej i By DONNA BA K I N fanfare. ence and governm ent buffs At the MSI! L ib rary , hihlui State News Staff Writer The only complaint came account for many of th e sales of ra p h r r R o b ert R u n ser saiil 11 th e ( w ra p The 1.090 pages and $19.95 from one man who asked “Why th e 11! books th u s far. will be tw o w eeks until stu price tag on Richard Nixon’s don't you get rid of that book?" O th er s to res carry in g the d en ts can cheek out a copy of f ir s t V D ®kirts »25 I recently published “Memoirs" H arriet Pierce. East Lansing book a re th e Cam pus Rook the hook, which will be in the are not stopping area book Param ount News ( ’e n te r mana S tore, w h ere th e th re e initial R esearch L ib rary . T he Hast en d e a v o r 2 2 0 Af/tcJ buyers from reading the former ger. recalled. copies rem ain unsold, th e Stu Iginsing Public L ib rary has six 2 n d F lo o r b n iv president's life story. Param ount has sold th re e or dent Book Store. Jo cu n d ry 's copies of th e m em oirs on order CAMPUS The book arrived in most four books in the past two Rooks, and th e M SI' Rook Hut tw o W ashington men area stores about tw o weeks weeks despite such factors as Store. warn to m ake th e sword ago. and booksellers report time of year, th e college m ar Student Book S to re sold four m ightier than th e pen by urg sales are doing well, reflecting a national trend reported out side the East coast. Despite a wave of pre publi ket. and the size and price of the book. Pierce added. Officially published by Gros set K Dunlap on May 15. books in tw o w eeks w ith half the buyers being stu d en ts, salesperson Jen n y Ruland said. The M SI’ Rook S to re has less mg A m eriran s to boycott Nix on's memoirs. fo u n d e rs Tom Flanigan L’li and Mill Holeyn. 29. and a group PIZZA cation publicity and The Com "Memoirs" already has been than Id copies on o rd er, and of 19 W ashington. D.C., people try o u r mittee to Boycott Nixon's reordered at th e F ran d o r Com bu y er J e rry P a rr does not have in v ested $39,275 in The Memoirs, custom ers generally munity News C enter, assistant expect high sales, even with the I om m ittee to Boycott Nixon's C a n a d ia n Bacon greeted the book with little Jim La Lone said. Political sci Nixon name. M emoirs Holeyn said th e com m ittee has d eflated th e book's o n y o u r n e x t p jU a sales in l.os A ngeles. D em er. Boston, A tlan ta and W ashing free delivery V a s e c t o m i e s g u a r a n t e e d inn. 1312 Mich. 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G R a J claim “Don’t Buy Rooks By 3 3 7 - 1 3 7 7 337 1¿1 .A N S IN ii ■AI ** A man who im pregnated That ruling, the cour* "aid. w ould effectiv ely Crooks o r C nindicted Co con w ¡(V after undergoing a vasectom y is entitled ban su its o v er unw anted pregnancies, because sp ira to rs” and b u m p er sticker" ur mr malpractice the sta te Court of Appeals •he value o f a child is alw a v s higher than c o sts of an tinw anted birth. with such m essages as “The Book S tops H ere." th e commit MEMORIAL WIEKEI pe.ds court Monday rev ersed a 19? ■arty Circuit Court verdict dism issim The appeals court said the Bushm ans may co ile d dam ages if their charge .if m alpractice tee hopes to m ake a d ent in the profits Boleyn says Nixon and SPECIAL a suit til' i h\ Thomas and Kay Bushman agains .ill W a te rg a te d efen d an ts are > proven for pain suffering of the T H U R S . , F R I . , a n d S A I. ~.:c Medical ('enter of P eto sk ey and Dr reaping from th e ir books. pregnancv. the cost oj the John Ha It sent the case back to Ju d g e Mart:: Boleyn said th e boycott i" Rreu’hrt economic, and is not a form of ■urt said Bn erred in instructm censorship o r book burning. pregnane) and birth. > on the r the case and th Boleyn h asn't read or even ■> under ’ dam ages could h In striking o >wn the ju d g e ’" instru. tion to the picked up th e hefty volume, hut ,r-irs that dam age jury, the court said no juror would declare that ".ud he did see it kicked off the ed pregnancy couii the co"t of the pregnancy e x ceed ed the benefit of "tag e du rin g a segm ent of the new child the child, and thus award dam ages NBC's “S atu rd a y Night Live ' Lafayette Celebrates Memorial Day! 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