• N e w _ V O lU M E 72 NUM BER 89 THU RSD AY, JUNE 1 197a M IC H IG A N STATE U N IV E R S IT Y EAST L A N S IN G M IC H IG A N 488 24 ’ o f f ic ia ls m a y b a n lo r m k e g g e r s i n f a l l Bl SCOTT W IE N E N G A because these p a rtie s m ay v io la te s ta te law S uir » * • S U fI W r it e r sions w ith U n iv e rs ity A tto r n e y L e la n d W . The p o licy re v is io n w o uld a llo w o nly i.ir , ¡TKir c o lle c tio n p a rtie s on C a rr, and in fo rm a l co n ta cts w ith th e s ta te b rin K y o u r o w n " alcoholic bevera g es a t I k j I I fio irs m a y be o u tla w e d by L iq u o r C o n tro l C o m m issio n and th e s ta te residence h all p a rtie s fo r those o f le ga l age. L r s i y v u r tin g fa ll te rm . A tto r n e y G e n e ra l’s o ffice. I ’ a ul M . O lia ro , a c o m m itte e c o o rd in a to r, |«cia! Residence H a lls A sso cia tio n O lia ro said th e C o m m itte e w as also said W e d ne sda y I he co m m itte e in fo rm a lly . . , r, v ]rw c o m m itte e has te n ta in flu en ce d b y a S ta te N e w s se ries in a gree d to th e re co m m e n d a tio n a fte r discus T(j :,i propose th e change F e b ru a ry e x a m in in g M S U ’s alco ho l p o licy . H e said th e c o m m itte e is p ro p o s in g th e ru le s change to e lim in a te "a n y co n fu sio n o f p o te n tia l c o n flic ts " w ith s ta te la w . H e said, frican officials h o w e ve r, th e c o m m itte e is n o t s a y in g th e p re se n t M S U alcohol p o licy is ille g a l. O lia ro also p o in te d o u t th a t th e c o m m it­ te e has y e t to p u t th e re c o m m e n d a tio n to a ¿ y fo rm a l v o te , w h ich could com e to d a y. T h e re v is io n m a y ta k e one o f th re e fo rm s: ìkA JL lit U. charges e ith e r an a d m in is tra tiv e r u lin g b y E ld o n R. N o n n a m a ke r, vice p re sid e n t fo r s tu d e n t a ffa irs , o r a s tu d e n t g ro u p re s o lu tio n to be a p p ro ve d b y R H A and o th e r s tu d e n t H o w w o u ld your - w o u ld y o u e n jo y s t r o l l i n g . r o u n d in th e s u n . h in e w h i ls t th e g e n t le b re e z e s s o f t lv r u f f l e e x a m ’ e v e.n >. Wel1’ . . li 8 n o t * 8 «- -8 i®t “m •a yy 8s ee ee m ln .‘ R ROO TT C C CC aa dd ee tt ss in in M M ii ll ii tt >a rr vy S c ie n c e >!o’ e News Pe'e1 Obee you y o u r lo c k s . . . f o r 0i i 4. t1i w e r e r e n m 'r o d g ro u p s, o r b oth . h . d to Ut u r n Ct0h r e ‘ to e s 8 q “ * d 9 ,D d * 88° r U d ° r d " 8 t h “ W 0U ' d ” * k e c le a r w h ic h w ‘ > t h f Cuban help A n a d m in is tra tiv e r u lin g could im p le ­ m e nt th e p o lic y change by th e b e g in n in g o f fa ll te rm . T h e process o f a s tu d e n t g ro u p re s o lu tio n , h o w e ve r, w o u ld ta k e lo ng e r. S om e c o m m itte e m e m be rs said W e dn e s­ d ay th e y w o u ld lik e to see th e new alcohol ) N A T IO N S iA P ) - T h ird W o rld ( uba s dem a n d fo r evid en ce also was p o licy im p le m e n te d b y fa ll te rm . “ D o n ’t se n sitize 60 p e rce n t o f th e s tu d e n t M S U ’s a llo c a tio n r a is e d joined Cuba on W e dn e sd ay in e ndorsed by a n o th e r black A fric a n , A m ba s body w ith an ith e old) a lcohol p o lic y w h ic h l& ith a t the U n ite d S ta te s p ro d u ce B y M IC H A E L W IN T E R o v e r w h a t th e S enate recom m ended in late sa d o r N .M . M a lin g a o f S w a z ila n d , w h o said is doo m e d ." said H o w e W a lla ce , head agree d M S U fa cu lt sa janes \ ow er i to support P re s id e n t C a rte r's S ta te N e w s S ta ff W r ite r A p r il. C a rte r's "u n d o cu m en ted " c h a rg e could com a d v is e r a t N o rth Case H a ll. tha n at o th e r sch >is in Mie and .hat Cuba tra in e d and e q u ip p e d th e A n a d d itio n a l $3,6 m illio n was added to B u t th e re c o m m e n d a tio n is s t ill $27.2 p ro m ise his c r e d ib ility . " I th in k i t ’s u n fo r T h e issue o f w h e th e r th e u nd e rag e d m a y a ro u n d th e c o u n try . ifeo invaded so u th e rn Z a ire e a rlie r M S U 's a lre a d y -s w e llin g s ta te a id balloon m illio n s h o rt o f th e $143.5 m illio n th e tu n a te because he has been fo r th r ig h t w ith a tte n d B Y O p a rtie s is s t ill u n re so lve d , H a rd e n w as o u t o f to w ! and : a iia b le W e dn e sd ay b y th e sta te House s u b c o m m it­ U n iv e rs ity re q u e ste d . us on m ost o f th e issu e s," he said. O lia ro said, b u t th e c o m m itte e w ill p ro b a b ly fo r co m m e n t W e d ne sda y e tw o c o n flic tin g v e rsio n s, and I tee on h ig h e r e d u ca tio n a p p ro p ria tio n s . G ov. W illia m G. M illik e n recom m ended A m ba ssa d o r J a m il M . B a ro o d y o f S audi m ove to e xclu de th e m . In a d d itio n to g e n e ra l fu r th e (incumbent upon th e A m e ric a n s to T h e b ill n ow m oves to th e House e a rlie r th is y e a r th a t M S U be g ive n $110.2 A ra b ia cla im e d th e U .S . C uban d is p u te was T h e la w ch a n g in g th e d rin k in g age fro m 18 su b c o m m itte e in cre ase d th e S enate allo ca ­ I * air since th e y m ade th e c h a rg e ," A p p ro p ria tio n s C o m m itte e to d a y w h e re th e m illio n fo r th e g e n e ra l fu n d . p a rt o f a c o n tin u in g q u a rre l b e tw e en th e to 19 w ill n o t a ffe c t s tu d e n ts w h o w ill tu r n 18 tio n f o r th e A g r ic u ltu r a l E x p e rim e n t S ta ­ ludor .Salim A . S a lim o f Tan za nia m easure is e xp ecte d to pass e a s ily b efo re W h ile th e le g is la tiv e recom m e n d atio n s tw o su p e rp o w e rs o v e r th e ir spheres o f p r io r to D ec. 3. Because n e a rly a ll new tio n b y $100.000 and fo r th e C o o p e ra tive ■»porter. “ P e rso n a lly, I d o n ’t th in k g o in g to a fu ll H ouse v o te soon. are s t ill belo w M S U ’s re q u e s t, th e U n iv e r­ in flu en ce . L e t th e m fig h t it o u t. w e s tu d e n ts w ill have tu rn e d 18 b y D ec. 31. th e E x te n s io n S e rvice b y $300.000. « an y concrete p ro o f." T h e pro p o se d in crea se leaves M S U 's s ity is d o in g fa r b e tte r in its s ta te s h o u ld n 't be sucked in to it. " law w ill not have m uch a ffe ct on th is fa ll’s W ith th e s u b c o m m itte e in cre ase , th e ’ S b eh a vio r so fa r in d ica te s th a t II g e n e ra l fu n d , w h ich is used fo r o p e ra tio n a l a p p ro p ria tio n s th a n in th e past se ve ral cro p o f new s tu d e n ts . A g r ic u ltu r a l E x p e rim e n t S ta tio n is slated IS . b e h a vio r so fa r in dica te s th a t expenses, at $116.3 m illio n o r $3.2 m illio n ye a rs . to re c e iv e $11.5 m illio n and th e C o o p e ra tive ,i i<>t o f hot a ir . " sa id a n o th e r M S U E x e c u tiv e V ic e -p re s id e n t Ja ck E x te n s io n S e rvice m a y be g e ttin g $9.5 B re s lin said W e dn e sd ay th e U n iv e rs ity is ?|omat. w ho asked to re m a in They should show th e p ro o f o r PLEA BARGAIN TERMS FULFILLED ’v e ry h a p p y " w ith th e increases, b u t added, m illio n . B o th a re e xte n d e d a r r - oi th e I n iv e r s itv "don t co u n t a ll th a t m o ne y u n til w e g e t it. " c o m m u n ity and m u st co m p ete fo r sta te P a rtc r said a t a new s c o n fe r T h e to ta l b u d g e t is com posed o f s ta te aid fu n d in g se p a ra te ly fro m g e n e ra l fun d fcicago last w eek th a t th e in va sio n m onies, fe d e ra l g o v e rn m e n t g ra n ts and m onies. t) an e stim a te d 4,000 L u n d a ■tors in to Z a ire 's Shaba P ro vin ce C a r tw r ig h t re s ig n s f r o m S e n a te tu itio n and fees. T h e su b co m m itte e 's in itia l g e n e ra l fu n d W h e n th e f u ll H ousi p passes th e a p p ro p r i­ a tio n s b ill, th e m e a su re w ill be sent back to ted in A ngola w ith C uban a id and in crea se w as fo r a bo u t $3 m illio n . B u t th e S en a te fo r co n cu rre n ce . countries "m u s t b e a r a h eavy B y J A M E S V . H IG G IN S e x te n d e d to me. H ouse A p p ro p ria tio n s C o m m itte e C h a ir I f th e S enate d oe sn't agre w ith th e i:ty" for th e k illin g in Z a ire . H e L A N S IN G tU P II — Sen. A r t h u r C a rt "N e ed le ss to say, m uch o f m y h ea rt and perso n D o m in ic J a c o b e tti. D -N egaunee. H ouse re c o m m e n d a tio n — as r »st le gisla- junced th e S o v ie t U n io n fo r w r ig h t fu lfille d te rm s o f a plea b a rg a in on m in d w ill re m a in a tta c h e d to th e d o in g o f asked th a ta n o th e r$ 5 0 0 .0 0 0 be added to th e to r s and a d m in is tr a to rs e xpe ct - th e b ills i interference in th e a ffa irs o f expense account c h e a tin g W e dn e sd ay by th e M ich ig a n S enate: and it is in th is s p irit g e n e ra l fu n d to be used fo r fa c u lty sa la ry w ill go to a jo in t c o m m itte w h e re a tions" and said C u ba had acte d as s u b m ittin g his re s ig n a tio n fro m th e Senate. th a t I hope y ou w ill fe e lfre e to ca ll on me fo r increases. co m p ro m ise m u st be h a m m eret tn's surrogate. a ny assistance th a t I m a y be able to p ro vid e B re s lin said th e c o m m itte e should be T h e 68 y e a r o ld D e tr o it D e m o c ra t sat J a c o b e tti said he had spoken w ith M S U fin is h e d w ith th e a p p r o p r ia te to the G e n e ra l A s s e m b ly ’s in th e d ays ahe a d ." in about s ile n tly in his S en a te seat as his le tte r o f P re s id e n t E d g a r L . H a rd e n and th e tw o th r e e weeks. session on d is a rm a m e n t T u e sd ay. F e llo w S enate m e m b e rs w h o m ade re s ig n a tio n w as re a d , and h a rd ly s tirre d President C a rlo s R a fa e l R o d ri s ta te m e n ts fo r th e re c o rd to m a rk th e e ve nt w h ile colleagues rose in a se ries o f sad laiied Carter’s s ta te m e n t "a b s o lu te ly — R e pu b lica ns as w e ll as D e m o c ra ts — trib u te s . find said the I'.S . g o v e rn m e n t had reasons to kn o w th a t its accusa T h e last v o te o f his 15 y e a r le g is la tiv e ■•tre based on "im p u d e n tly re p e a te d ca re e r w as on a m in o r b ill c la rify in g le g is la tio n th e S en a te had passed e a rlie r. "M u c h of m y h e a rt and W ilk in s d e n ie s report fit« challenged th e U n ite d S ta te s m in d w ill r e m a in a tta c h e d ice evidence o f C u ba 's in v o lv e m e n t H e pleaded g u ilty M a y 16 to m isdem ean to th e d o in g s o f t h e M ic h ­ hirean fighting. Apartment sp o ke sp erso n H o d d in g o r ch a rg e s o f c la im in g $45 re im b u rs e m e n t on a $4.50 re s ta u ra n t ta b . O rig in a lly , ig a n S e n a t e ; a n d i t is in t h is s p ir it th a t I hope you w ill o f d e a lin g s w ith FBI * Wednesday accused R o d rig u e z o f C a rtw r ig h t had been accused o f fe lo n y highly in a p p ro p ria te " be offenses o f e xp en se a cco u nt fra u d a m o u n t­ fe e l to c a ll o n m e fo r any , " A S H IN G T O N cA P I - R o y W ilk in s is th e unnam ed black le ad e r m e n ;:e r."b :>v ; r tndsaid the IJ n ite d S ta te s sto o d by in g to m o re th a n $600. a s s is t a n c e th a t I m ay be F B I as h a v in g discussed w ith th e b u re a u th e re m o v a l o f D r. M a rtin L u th e r K in g a - .• ade °fthe Cuban ro le in Z a ire . O th e r o f th e c iv il rig h ts m o ve m e n t, th e W a s h in g to n Post says. W ilk in s said W e d n e s.i.o -s. U n d e r te rm s o f th e plea b a rg a in — and a t a b le to p r o v id e in th e d a y s aid the a d m in is tra tio n is s tu d y in g account was "p u re fa n ta s y , a d am n lie. nlity of m aking e vid e n ce a v a ila b le th e insiste n ce o f A tto r n e y G e n e ra l F ra n k J. a h e a d ." — Sen. A rth u r " E v e r y black person w ith a n y sense k n e w th a t J. E d g a r H o o v e r was tr v in g » W t .IK UPthe claim. K e lle y — C a rtw r ig h t a g re e d to re s ig n , not C a r t w r ig h t o r d e s tro y th e m o ve m e n t fo r c iv il rig h ts th ro u g h his a tte m p t to d iscre d it to seek re e le c tio n a nd to m ake fu ll ■ K in v wight q u e stio n th e need to a ir W ilk in s said in a s ta te m e n t re a d b y his w ife A m in d a . re s titu tio n . H e a lre a d y has re p a id th e s ta te American d iffe re n ce s d u r in g a ses " I have fo u n d h im in h is re la tio n s h ip w ith "M y re c o rd o f lo y a lty to m y people and to the cause o f in d iv id u a l civ :1 rig h ts fo r th e fu n d s cite d . [Ofressly devoted to d is a rm a m e n t, a vo id e d re fe re n ce s to th e c rim in a l charges m e to be a g e n tle m a n ." said Sen. R o b e rt anyo ne to see." W ilk in s 's s ta te m e n t said. " A t th is stage ir, niv life . I don aa he no q ue stion th a t th e C uban " I d e e p ly r e g re t th a t I am h a v in g to m ake and said C a rtw r ig h t had been fa ir and V a n d e rL a a n , R G ra n d R apids. "H e has defe nd it . " Wive s rem a rks b e fo re th e G e n e r such an a b ru p t d e p a rtu re fro m y o u r h on e st in p erso n a l d e a lin g s w ith them . tre a te d m e w ith re s p e c t." T he Post q u o te d u nn am ed sources W e d n e sd a y as sa ving W ilk in s ».,< directed a t P re s id e n t C a rte r co m p an y,” th e le tte r said. "H o w e v e r, I w ill F e llo w D e tr o it D e m o c ra t D a vid S. re fe rre d to in a Dec. 1, 1964. F B I m em o th a t d e a lt w ith th e c.r in ap p rop riate," said H o d d in g “ H e ’s been a g ood m e m b e r and a d is c re d it K in g . be fo re v e r g ra te fu l fo r th e h e lp fu l and H o lm es sa id : " Y o u 're g o in g to be m issed c o o p e ra tiv e m a n ." sa id D e m o c ra tic F lo o r c o m fo rtin g e xp re ss io n s yo u have so k in d ly here as one o f th e g re a t se n ators w h o e v e r In a d d itio n lo ih e P ost re p o rt, th e A tla n ta C o n s titu tio n said today th a t a con L e a d e r D a n ie l S. 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S e e clo u d y skit*s w ith 40 p erce n t I "») on la g , j in q u is itiv e fo r c o m fo rt. " I w a s co n vin c e d I w as o n to so m e th ing U s in g nam es g a th e re d fro m th e w in te r B u t o n ly H o ff in v o k e d th e help o f the chance o f ra in . T o d a y ’s h ig h w ill In fa ct, th e w h o le a ffa ir revea le d an h o t," sa id H o ff, w h o a d m itte d he was te rm D ean's L is t p o s te d in th e U n io n , th e fe d e ra l p o sta l in s p e c to rs and a g ree d ti» send I its i °l electronic be in th e m id-70s. th e so cie ty a " te s t p u rc h a s e " check o f $ 10. e m b a rra s s in g t r u th — s tu d e n ts a re v e ry in it ia lly fla tte r e d b y th e o ffe r. " I was su re it e d ito r n £ , '* d le tte rs to 25 stu d e n ts. I hi , evw>u«tton o f the T h e S ta te N e w s re c e iv e d th e check b ut m uch a w a re as co n su m e rs and re s ist any w a s a con g a m e ." B ut th e purp o se o f th e p ro je c t — to show <*K *P*'er those n e v e r cashed it. e ffo r t to g e t a t th e ir m o ne y v ia academ ic H o ff a nd s e v e ra l o th e r stu d e n ts touched how g u llib le s tu d e n ts m ig h t be w hen Im i lin * ' t h * t “ ■ * # * va n ity . o ff co n ce rn a b o u t P h i Z e ta E p s ilo n a fte r app ro ache d w ith an o ffe r a p p e a lin g to th e ir In s p e c to r Ja n ie s K . Belz, w h o w o rk e d K L i T *v» o W h « a t the m a k in g in d e p e n d e n t in q u irie s abo u t th e academ ic v a n ity — b a c k fire d w h en stu d e n ts w ith H o ff, also in v e s tig a te d th e g ro u p fo r | "wmirltet, see page Id. C ra ig H o ff, an e n g in e e rin g se n io r, d id the r ig h t th in g w h e n he re c e iv e d a la u d a to ry so cie ty. began to in v e s tig a te . 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Belz c o n firm e d his "a h a n d fu l o f a ca d e m ica lly a s tu te ” stud e nts W h a t th e y d id n ’t kn o w w as th a t P h i Zeta J u s t tw o s tu d e n ts re p lie d to D o b ric k 's e x p e c ta tio n s th a t th e tw o b o x h o ld e rs w e re had been chosen fo r m e m b e rsh ip in th e E p s ilo n w as th e S ta te N e w s in d isg u ise and le tte r — b o th tu r n in g d o w n m e m b e rsh ip in c u rre n t MSU s tu d e n ts , in d ic a tin g th e h o n o ra ry s o cie ty. a b ra in c h ild o f an e d ito r w h o th o u g h t th e th e so cie ty. schem e w as p ro b a b ly "s m a ll scale and I t p ro m ise d each s tu d e n t in d u cte d in to s tu d e n ts c o u ld be fo oled. S e n io r a d v e rtis in g m a jo r K a rk a K un z p e tty ," he said. 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H e was treated C H IC A G O A P — O ffic ia ls o f th e p ric e s ro s e 12.2 p e rc e n t. t h e 7 t h U .S . C ir c u it o f A p p e a ls in C h ic a g o , in w h a t o n e p o litic ia n ca lle d h os p ita l and released, p r e d o m in a n tly J e w is h s u b u r b o f S k o k ie p e rc e n t d u r in g th e m o n th , s u rp a s s in g th e H o w e v e r, one k e y g o v e rn m e n t e c o n o m is t said to s to p th e m a rc h . a su d de n u p s u rg e o f " te r r o r A few hours later, h a v e is s u e d o p e r m it f o r a g r o u p o f N a z is p re v io u s m o n th ly h ig h o f 6 .5 p e rc e n t in M a v it w o u ld be a m is ta k e to e x p e c t in fla tio n to I s t ill d o n 't t h in k t h o t t h e F ir s t 1975. 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ÍU \ " " 'T 'i'm n 'r á i Udini; '"riin"" "• n„,n. ,.n ] ,r*l nurlcar * 1 ur,,|„. ;,p"n i Sl'ni"r I s I ■Kíni; |>ri\ai,iv " , " 4 H ack f a c u lty c r it ic a l « lí o f , hl. , \ A T i, 'T " 'T | J ", " K 1 :" U|la. h,iV•- J By S A B R IN A P O R T E R b o re rs. T h e n um b e r and perce n ta g e o f th e ca n did a te s, th e p o s itio n b e in g o ffe re d rrams hy :j |l(.ri.,,n, J 4 Sutc New# S ta ff W r it e r b lacks in each o f these categories decreased and th e need fo r th a t p o s itio n . O ne p ays fo r nning in f * MSl Black F a c u lty a n d A d m in is fro m th e 1975 76 ye a r. w h a t one a tte m p ts to e m p lo y ," he said. it least fu , ^Association c ritiq u e d th e U n iv e r O v e ra ll, blacks com prised 3 p erce n t o f ''ears. A ffirm a tiv e A c tio n R e p o rt to A t U n iv e rs ity o f M ich ig a n , a m in o r ity th e to ta l fa c u lty and alm ost 7 p erce n t o f th e com m ission e xp re sses m in o r ity co n ce rn s ATOs Ipirtm ent o f H e a lth , E d u c a tio n and non academ ic em ployees, for a to ta l o f 473 and su b g ro u p s a dd re ss s p e cific needs. Soviet 1 nu.n i ¡hey found th e s ta tu s o f b lack b lack em plo ye e s out o f 8,840. tnrrei Lfsand students “ n o t v e r y im p re s B u t th e com m issio n has n o t been a to ta l cfcn sr budgjf by 5 C o m p a re d to 1975 76, the to ta l n u m b e r o f success because it was e xp e c te d to so lve a ll e m p loye e s was 479 o f 8,889 - an a n n ua l •V w ',n'1 ''¡ri'jijJ th e concerns o f a ll th e m in o r ity g ro u p s on IR Up I t i » , , , g, 1 Lure faring w orse a t M S U th a n th e in cre ase o f fo u r te n th s o f one p e rce n t. Locates, the asso cia tio n co n clud e d , cam pus, p lu s s ta ff and fa c u lty p ro b le m s , •TU „ f I ' * T r y in g to m o d ify th e system to m ake it said G w e n d o ly n C. B a k e r, d ire c to r o f U M ¿practices and r e c ru itin g e ffo r ts m o re e q u ita b le fo r those w ho have been A ffir m a tiv e A c tio n P ro g ra m s O ffice . Efficient and M S U 's c o m m itm e n t to o u tsid e th e e q u ity stre a m is a p re tty slow The re a l e ffe c t o f th e a rra n g e m e n t is to L ;f action is " s t ill n o t as a g g re s s iv e and la b o rio u s process th a t is v e ry fr u s tr a t in v o lv e as m a n y people as p ossible to L |it to be and can b e ." th e c r itiq u e in g a t tim e s, said Jam es H o w a rd , co m m it p ropose changes, so th a t th e y g e t a ll th e it ic iz i ■cinque was o ffe re d to M S U a d m in is te e m e m be r. J u n e said th e association plans no fo rm a l s c ru tin y and s u p p o rt o f th e c o n s titu e n c y M ANUFACTURER OUT OF BUSINESS needed to change p o lic y ," she said. |md the Board o f T ru s te e s w ith th e fo llo w u p to th e c ritiq u e , w h ich was Th e M S U B la ck F a c u lty and A d m in is tr a ­ ,i it would be ta k e n in g ood fa ith eaderI released in A p r il, u n til th e re s u lts o f th is Optical scorers obsolete to rs A sso cia tio n has pushed fo r m o re in p u t L rthing would be d one a b o u t th e lis t y e a r's h irin g can be eva lua te d . in to th e h irin g process, a skin g th a t th e W n d a tto n s it co n ta in e d , sa id L e e T h e c ritiq u e n o te d th a t "th e d iffic u lty o f 14 step h irin g p ro ce d u re m odel be re v ise d Jffijirperson o f th e a sso cia tio n 's fin d in g q u a lifie d ' c a n d id a te s." p a rtic u la rly to consult th e D e p a rtm e n t o f H u m an Lflber A ffirm a tiv e A c tio n C o m m it fa c u lty , is o fte n g iv e n as a reason fo r not R elations. Soviet President L h irin g o r h a v in g m o re black em ployees, o r issailed Western T h e d e p a rtm e n t, u n d e r D ire c to r R a lph B y R .W . R O B IN S O N said L e ro y O lson, p ro fe s so r and co n su lta n t lire tryin g to be h e lp fu l to th e th a t o th e r in s titu tio n s o ffe r m o re a ttra c tiv e th e firm w h e re th e new scanners w e re B on n e r, has re v ise d th e h irin g p ro ce d u re s •eparations In Washl Itv, not ju st re a c tio n a ry ," he said, b e n e fits. S ta te N e w s S ta ff W r ite r o f th e L e a rn in g and E v a lu a tio n S ervice b ou g h t. and sent th e plan to th e p ro v o s t’s o ffic e and U n it. litation negotiations! e criticisms b u t w e a lso o ffe re d I don t kn o w how th is balances o u t,” T h e B oa rd o f T ru s te e s a p p ro ve d an th e dean s co u ncil fo r re v ie w . T h re e p o in ts " I t w o u ld be h a rd to fin d p a rts fo r th e old us and o ur se rvice s as co n su l R o b e rt H e rrin , vice p re s id e n t o f u n iv e rs ity a llo c a tio n o f $75,000 to th e L e a rn in g and o f in te rv e n tio n w e re recom m e n d ed to ones i f w e had decide d to ke e p th e m achines sed the Western a ll and fe d e ra l re la tio n s , said. "W e do n o t w a n t E v a lu a tio n S e rvice U n it fo r a new o p tic a l T h e tru s te e s a u th o riz e d th e p urchase o f in su re m in o r ity c o n sid e ra tio n . a fte r th e com p an y sold o u t," O lson said. Europe with bombs” | Imported to H E W th a t 2,248 fa c u lty to d is ru p t th e w h ole s a la ry sys te m : w e sca n n in g sco rin g m achine a t th e la st b oa rd o n ly one n ew o p tic a l scanner, b u t th e V\ e a re p la y in g a m o re a c tiv e p a rt in th e T h e n ew co m p an y has been in e xiste n ce speeches at the n the te n u re s tre a m . O f th o se , 57 ca n no t do it re a lis tic a lly and m a in ta in a m e e tin g . S c o rin g C e n te r e xp e c ts to p urch a se a n o th e r p ro ce d u re , in c lu d in g ca n d id a te re v ie w and a b o u t tw o t o th re e y e a rs and in June» M S U ir 2 54 percent. s ta b le e m p lo ym e n t fo rce ." sca n n er a fte r th e f ir s t has been in o p e ra tio n jo b d e s c rip tio n s ." B o n n e r said. " J o b de T h e S c o rin g C e n te r c u r re n tly has tw o w ill be g e ttin g one o f th e f ir s t o f m o de ! 7008 |S on the limitations H e added. " A v a ila b ility fig u re s a re h ard a w h ile , A rv o J u o la , c o n s u lta n t a t th e k were 12 black fu ll p ro fe s s o rs in s c rip tio n s a re d e lim itin g because th e y o fte n sca n n in g m achines w h ich have se rve d th e to be p ro d u ce d, Jo u la said. eriousness and hon| to com e by and th e te rm can be a S ca n n in g S co rin g C e n te r, said. I ; : colleges and one b la c k p ro fe s s o r ru le o u t fem a les a nd m in o ritie s b y r e q u ir in g U n iv e rs ity fo r e ig h t ye a rs. Czechoslovak Cor m isn o m e r. E v e n th o u g h a fig u re says so Th e S co rin g C e n te r is ke e p in g one o f th e igue Castle jp m is tra tiv e u n it. T h u s, b la c k fu ll e x p e rie n c e th o se g ro u p s h a v e n 't h a d ." m a n y ca n did a te s a re a va ila b le , yo u obviou s T h e a p p ro p ria tio n w a s m ade because th e old scanners because i t w a n ts th e tra n s itio n i represented s lig h tly m o re th a n W om en and m in o ritie s have had m a ny "The m ach ine is an in te g ra l p a rt o f th e weapon the Sovie! ly can t have a n y one o f th o se people you sca n n ers c u r re n tly in use a re o bsolete. Th e to be an easy process, O lson said. i on the basis of an of the 1,023 p ro fessors. ■c o n tin u e d on page 17) u n it to ke e p up w ith s tu d e n t g ra d e file s ," w a n t." co m p ar.y w h ich m ade th e m odel sold o u t to int is that the wish : | T h e m a jo r a d v a n ta g e o f th e n e w m o de l is IsJeges did not have a n y b la c k s a t B rin g in g m in o ritie s in to th e sys te m a t a nly pretended fa s te r and m o re a ccu ra te g ra d in g o f b Fifteen o f 577 asso cia te p ro fes- m uch e a r lie r stag e is th e re a l a n s w e r, he lief, who is or c o m p u te r e xa m in a tio n fo rm s , J o u la said. p black, as are 21 o f 460 a ssista n t said. E q u a l o p p o rtu n ity s ta rts back a t th e i. « and th re e o f 35 in s tru c to rs . stages w h e re ca re e r p re p a ra tio n begins. ^resident Carter's J B o th m achines can score a la rg e n u m b e r hington. in which ( ary buildup in Eu: ¿leges w e re w ith o u t b lac k associate la n d six w ith o u t b lac k a s s is ta n t Ja co b B. O gle sb y, d ire c to r o f th e D e p a rt m e n t o f E q u a l O p p o rtu n ity and N e ig h b o r L a m b ’s ca se e x a m in e d o f e x a m in a tio n s and s tu d e n t e v a lu a tio n s o f fa c u lty each te rm , b u t th e n ew m o d e l w ill hood R e la tio n s a t W a yn e S ta te U n iv e rs ity , ement in Africa ß j s The College o f A g r ic u ltu r e and agre e d. be a s s is tin g U n iv e rs ity p ro fe s so rs in re ­ 3were "trying to search p ro je c ts as w e ll. [Resources, Jam es M adison C ollege, "C e rta in d is c ip lin e s have lo w ra te s o f B y JO Y L . H A E N L E IN v o tin g ." son courses n e x t ye a r. and to return if noil ■Morrill College and C o lle g e o f a v a ila b ility th a t m u st be c o rre c te d a t le ve ls S ta te N e w s S ta ff W r ite r "E a ch p erso n sh o uld have an assigned " I f I'm n o t ta k in g Jam es M adison S pecial m in i c o m p u te rs can be a tta ch e d [Ecology d id not have a n y b lacks in b e g in n in g in ju n io r h ig h and h ig h school," Th** q u e stio n o f w h e th e r s tu d e n ts w ith place in th e U n iv e r s ity ," Jo n es said, "a n d courses, I c a n 't k n o w w h a t th e stu d e n ts war ax so deeply j to th e n ew sca n n er, m a k in g i t e a s ie r fo r mic ranks. he said. " T h a t is w h a t w e need to get d u a l m a jo rs have th e rig h t to ru n fo r L a m b s is in th e C o lle g e o f S ocial S cien ce ." fe e l," she said. able to dig it out aed p ro fe s so rs to do resea rch w ith th e com ­ m o v in g in th e r ig h t d ire c tio n ." A S M S U R e p re s e n ta tiv e in th e colleg e o f Jam es M a d is o n C o lle g e is re p re s e n te d by J u d ic ia ry m e m b e rs a lso q u e stio n e d th e he feverish arms rafl p u te r, J o u la said. Pub non academic ca te g o rie s, th e re B e n e fits a re no m o re a fa c to r in m in o r ity th e ir choice w as e xa m in e d a t a S tu d e n t th e t o lle g e o f S ocia l Science re p re s e n ta ­ c u rre n t e le c tio n s code w h ic h a llo w s educa­ to put an end to J th u u a d m in is tra tive -p ro fe ssio n a ls, h irin g th a n in m a jo r ity h irin g , he said. F a c u lty J u d ic ia ry h e a rin g Tu e sd ay n ig h t. tiv e . tio n m a jo rs to ru n fo r th e e d u ca tio n seat o r B e v e rly M u s o lf. c e n te r s u p e rv is o r, said [lira ychnicals and 217 b lac k la "S a la rie s a re d e te rm in e d b v th e a b ility o f V\ h ile S F J d id not hand d o w n a d ecision, M e y e rs co n te n d e d th a t A S M S U o ffe rs a th e one in th e ir a re a o f c o n c e n tra tio n , b u t she has n o t seen th e sca n n er n o r does she o r an o p in io n m a y be o u t on th e case F rid a y , d iffe re n t ty p e o f le a rn in g e x p e rie n c e in th e d u a l m a jo rs d o n o t have a choice. th e s ta ff k n o w h ow to o p e ra te th e m achine. said R u th R enaud. D ire c to r o f J u d ic ia l U n iv e rs ity and s tu d e n ts sh o uld be able to p ro g ra m s . ta k e p a rt in as m a n y such e xp e rie n c e s as apped' m n c il seeks sw ap K a th y L a m b , a ju n io r w ith m a jo rs in b oth Jam es M a dison C o lle g e and econom ics, and p ossible. L a m b w as d e n ie d th is o p p o rtu n ity w hen s tu d e n t counsel J e ff M e y e rs co n te nd e d th a t business s tu d e n ts w o u ld not be den ie d good h e r p e titio n w as in v a lid a te d , he e xp la in e d . M u ch o f th e h e a rin g 's d eb a te ce n te red M SU m a y fa c e c o u rts rorists re p re s e n ta tio n if th e y e lect a d u a l m a jo r to a ro u n d w h ich school L a m b w a s m o st ng ear as he »al| tr h is to r ic la k e s ite th e seat. L a m b a tte m p te d to ru n fo r colleg e o f res po n sib le to. W h ile th e econo m ics d e p a rtm e n t has h er b usiness re p re s e n ta tiv e on th e A S M S U his home to legal sources rep By JANET H A L F M A N N p ro p e rty u p to c ity code re g u la tio n s . S tu d e n t B oa rd in th is y e a r's g en e ral e le c tio n , b u t w as re fu se d c e rtific a tio n to do re c o rd s and th e a d m in is tra tio n agre e s she is e n ro lle d in th e d e p a rtm e n t, M e ye rs f o r h o n o rs n o tific a tio n e was treated al| u rg e d she be vie w e d as a d o u b le m a jo r. H e r Sute News S ta ff W r it e r U se o f th e s ite fo r a s h e lte r w o u ld re q u ire so w h en th e A ll U n iv e rs ity E le c tio n s Com :il and released, o ffic ia l re c o rd s a re k e p t in th e Jam es Ic? City C ouncil w a n ts to sw ap a special p e rm it fro m th e p la n n in g board, m ission cla ssifie d h e r as a Jam es M adison M a dison C o lle g e o ffic e . B y J O Y L . H A E N L E IN ?w hours later, d e n ts said th e y m a y re a p p e a l i f th e y fin d I w third of S co tt P a rk in exchange B la ir said. m a jo r, not a b usine ss m a jo r. S ta te N e w s S ta ff W r ite r {rummheuers. « O pp o sin g s tu d e n t counsel J e ff M u h n n ew e vid en ce o r m a y ta k e th e case to ptional riv e rfro n t p ro p e rty a n d an "T h e A S M S U c o n s titu tio n v io la te s m a xi a rg u e d th a t since n one o f h e r re c o rd s a re T h re e s tu d e n ts m a y ta k e th e U n iv e rs ity fe d e ra l co u rt. ted counsel for anil p it* in the same a rea, B la ir d id n 't see th a t as a p ro b le m since m um fre e d o m and necessary o rd e r g uaran k e p t in th e C o lle g e o f B usiness, she is n o t to fe d e ra l c o u rt as a r e s u lt o f m a te ria l P rio r to th is te rm , s tu d e n ts needed a 3.0 >ged terrorist in j i trade is c o n tin g e n t on v o te r O ld sm o b ile ’s te n ta tiv e o ffe r has been te e d in th e A ca d e m ic F re e d o m R e p o rt," q u a lifie d to re p re s e n t b usine ss m a jo rs. in fo rm in g s tu d e n ts o f h ig h e r g ra d e p o in t to g ra d u a te w ith h on o rs a nd a 3.4 to re c e iv e ’ase, Andreas Vo| p of a proposal a u th o riz in g th e c ity re v ie w e d and recom m e n d ed b y th e plan M e y e rs said. " I f th e re had been an e conom ics seat, o r re q u ire m e n ts fo r g ra d u a tin g w ith h o n o rs h igh honors. »red a bomb fastel •* of the park p ro p e rty . n in g board. W h ile M e y e rs cla im ed A S M S U board social sciences, she w o u ld have been th is te rm . "W e w e re led to b e lie ve th a t w e w o u ld fro n t axle of his I ifCity Council a p p ro v e d a re s o lu m e m be rs th o u g h t L a m b sh o uld be able to w e ll c e r tifie d ," M u h n said. T h e s tu d e n ts cla im th is in fo rm a tio n w as g ra d u a te u n d e r th e se s ta n d a rd s ," H ic k e y psd*y placing th e q u e s tio n o n th e I f th e v o te rs a p p ro v e th e b a llo t land T billot. choose w h ic h colleg e to re p re s e n t, A S M S U L a m b e x p la in e d th a t she ra n fo r th e n ot "c le a rly and a c c u ra te ly s ta te d ," and is said. p ro p o sa l, th e c o n v e n tio n c e n te r s ite could S tu d e n t B o a rd p re s id e n t D a n Jo n es said th e re fo re in v io la tio n o f th e A ca d e m ic "M o s t s tu d e n ts d o n o t k n o w th e h ig h e r business seat because she w o u ld be ta k in g [proposed land sw a p w ith th e be re a d y fo r use b y N o v e m b e r, he said. th e b oa rd " d id n 't re a liz e th e c o n flic t w hen F re ed o m R e p o rt. re q u ire m e n ts and it is th e re s p o n s ib ility o f m o re e conom ics classes th a n Jam es M a d i 1* Division o f G e n e ra l M o to rs was W h ile se n iors L a u rie T re v e th a n and th e a d m in is tra tio n to n o tify th e s tu d e n ts o f ■tothecity council b y C o un cilm e m - S co tt S c h re ib e r and ju n io r M a ry H ic k e y do such a ch a ng e ," she said. ■«D. Blair on M a y 1. not q u e stio n th e r ig h t o f A c a d e m ic C o un cil H o w e v e r, a ssista n t p ro v o s t D o ro th y Men, the proposed d e a l has been to change th e p o licy , th e y cla im s tu d e n ts A ra ta said. " I d on ’t kn o w h o w m uch m o re Wind recommended b y fiv e c itiz e n pud the P a rks a nd R e cre a tio n G u id e lin e s set fo r c o r p o r a tio n had no e ffe c tiv e n o tific a tio n o f th e new g u id e lin e s. w e can co m m u nica te th e in fo rm a tio n to th e stu d e n ts ." C ounsel J e ff M u h n said m o st s tu d e n ts he A ra ta said th e change has a p p e a re d in •bile wants to . b u ild a p a r k in g lo t has ta lk e d to do not k n o w a b o u t th e m o re e v e ry issue o f th e co u rse schedule book •nty owned S c o tt P a rk A r t and s trin g e n t re q u ire m e n ts . since 1976, as w e ll as in a n ew s a rtic le in I ren ter site. A 50-fo o t s t r ip alon g **ould be re ta in e d b y th e c ity . in v o lv e m e n ts in S o u th A fr ic a T h e new g u id e lin e s, as a p p ro v e d by A c a d e m ic C o un cil and th e P ro v o s t's O ffice, T u e sd ay's S ta te N ew s. L* s ta te s tu d e n ts g ra d u a tin g th is s p rin g W e d o n 't g u a ra n te e g ra d u a tio n w ith _ nge f°r P * rk s ite , th e c ity th ro u g h w in te r 1979 w ill need a 3.2 g ra d e h on o rs to s tu d e n ts ," she said. the fo rm e r S c o tt E s ta te and T h e c o m m itte e d e s ig n a te d to d ra w u p m end at ions a re re g a rd e d as c o m p le te ," d o w n in a p re v io u s re s o lu tio n . F f * Cooley house n o w c a lle d th e p o in t a ve ra g e to re c e iv e h o n o rs a n d a 3.5 to C h itra S m ith , fo rm e r ch a irp e rs o n o f th e g u id e lin e s m o n ito rin g p o s itiv e a ctio n s o f c o m m itte e ch a irp e rs o n P au l H u rr e ll said. T h e re s o lu tio n ca lle d fo r th e " p ru d e n t pwavention C e n te r. g ra d u a te w ith h ig h hon o rs. c o m m itte e w h ic h fo rm u la te d th e g u id e lin e s w ith d ra w a l b y c o rp o ra tio n s d o in g business "W e d o n 't in te n d to add o r s u b tra c t.” d iv e s titu r e " o f M S U sto c k h o ld in g s in firm s in 1976, a gre e d w ith A ra ta . *bo negotiated th e d e a l w ith in S o u th A fr ic a h e ld its la s t m e e tin g o f th e T hose co m m e ncin g s p rin g 1979 th ro u g h T h e c o m m itte e o n A c a d e m ic E n v iro n d o in g b usine ss in th e a p a rth e id c o u n try - ’ th e c ity w o u ld p ic k u p te rm W e d n e sd a y , c o m p le tin g its w o rk on m e n t w as re q u e s te d b y th e B oa rd o f u nless a c o rp o ra tio n is m o v in g to w a rd w in te r 1980 w ill need a 3.3 to g ra d u a te w ith "T h e re have been re p o rts in co m m itte e s, L T v#toable p ro p e rty in th e h on o rs and a 3.6 to g ra d u a te w ith h ig h th e in dice s. T ru s te e s to e s ta b lis h a lis t o f g u id e lin e s w ith d ra w a l fr o m S o u th A fric a n in v e s tm e n t. press co ve rag e and a nn o u ncem e n ts in > land swap. “ I t is m y u n d e rs ta n d in g th a t th e recom - in c lu d in g th e six th e b o a rd had a lre a d y set T h e g u id e lin e r e p o r t w r itte n b y th e h onors. schedule books. W h a t else w o u ld th e y lik e ^ ! * o u ,d Bain 250 fe e t o f r iv e r fr o n t S ta rtin g s p rin g 1980, s tu d e n ts w ill need a c o m m itte e s ta te s th a t th e c o m m itte e m em th e U n iv e rs ity to do?” she said. ' , an histo ric s ite w ith o u t lo sin g 3.4 to re c e iv e hon o rs, w h ile a 3.7 w ill m e rit b e rs e m p a th iz e w ith th e b o a rd 's re s o lu tio n h ig h honors. ■ooUge, he said. S m ith said in a u n iv e rs ity w ith o v e r as a " f i t t i n g res p o n se fro m M S U " to th e A fte r s p rin g 1980, a n n u a l re v ie w s b y th e issue. 40.000 enro llee s, s tu d e n ts ca n n o t exp ect ia.-i »•relocating th e S c o tt P a rk A r t er,te r w o u ld b e a ssu m e d by S u b s titu te f o r J o n e s " W ith d r a w a l p re s e n ts a c le a r basis fo r th e U n iv e r s ity t o d e v e lo p c o n c re te c la rific a U n iv e rs ity C o m m itte e on A ca d e m ic P o licy w ill d e te rm in e i f s ta n d a rd s need to be " th e scores o f re g u la tio n s to be p o in te d o u t to th e m p e rs o n a lly ." ra is e d to h o n o r th e to p 20 p e rc e n t o f a tio n s o f its c o m m itm e n t to basic hum an g ra d u a tin g class. S tu d e n ts w e re g iv e n a t le ast tw o y e a rs ’ r ig h ts ," th e r e p o r t c o n tin u e d , "m a in ta in in g T h e th re e s tu d e n ts so u g h t to appeal th e n otice o f th e new sta n d a rd s. S om e had * Proposed o ffe r, th e autom obile rwommended th e B aptist Con to be recom m ended a p u b lic s ta n d c le a rly in o p p o s itio n to th e re p re s s iv e s y s te m e n fo rc e d b y th e g overn d ecision o f A ca d e m ic C o un cil a nd th e p ro v o s t b y re q u e s tin g a h e a rin g w ith c o n sid e ra b ly m o re tim e ," she said. u i Wer property be used by the m e n t o f S o u th A fr ic a ." P ln it D om estic A ssault. S tu d e n t F a c u lty J u d ic ia ry .T h e h e a rin g w as D ue to D an Jo n es' scheduled sum m er break, ASMSU Space an d Personnel Comm ittee C o m m itte e m e m b e rs have c o n s is te n tly E H*nl,y formed non-profit group is wUI announce ita recom m endation for p resident pro-tem pore a t tonight’s board meeting. e x p re s s e d co n ce rn th a t th e c o m m itte e has d enied. " W e w e re d e n ie d th e r ig h t to ch allenge Correction The mooting if a t 7 p.m. in 328 8 tu d e n t Services Bldg. n o fo rc e o r in p u t in issues su p po se d ly u n d e r th e a d m in is tra tiv e d e c isio n ." M u h n said, establish a sh elter in the its ju ris d ic tio n . T h e y n o te th a t m a n y tim e s a d d in g th a t he w as concerned a b o u t th e rea for victims of dom estic J o n es has subm itted th e nam es of Lynda Loomis. L aurie Pilling and Laurie Silverman issues co m e to th e c o m m itte e a fte r a p re ce d e n t set i f S F J does n o t h e a r th e case. I t was in c o rre c tly re p o rte d in W e dnes­ to th e com m ittee for th e position. T he com m ittee will forw ard its recom m endation to the d e c isio n has b een m a de , and so m e tim e s not A n n o u n ce m e n ts in schedule books w e re d a y ’s S ta te N e w s th a t th e A m e ric a n board for approval. a t a ll. a d e q u ate and c le a r n otice o f th e change in ■*: ,on >s com prised of con- A sso cia tio n o f U n iv e rs ity P ro fe ss o rs co l­ IHHL rePresentatives from law p o lic y a n d m o st s tu d e n ts have had a t le ast le cte d 57 m o re vo te s in la st w e e k’s fa c u lty T he B udget Com m ittee baa rejected Jonea' proposal to fund a th e rap y w eekend tor T h e c o m m itte e w ill be re c o m m e n d in g to tw o y e a rs to a d ju s t to th a t change, a le tte r r®posal which will be M ichael n«ggin a s A ssistant directors to Legal Services. T he appointm ent* will be v ie w th e tw o -y e a r phase-in p ro g ra m as d a y 's p a p e r th a t L a w re n c e R e dd , w h o w ill illyk. e ¡f th e land sw ap aanounced a t th e m eeting tonight. M em bers will also recom mend th a t a "u n re a s o n a b le ." a ddress b lac k g ra d u a te s a t a re c e p tio n on in c o m e*s«r -reality, *• T h e a pp e a l to S F J fo r a h e a rin g S un d a y, is w ith th e C o u n s e lin g C e n te r. H e s e p a ra te com m ittee be established to deal ASM SU Bind—« Board mootings will he moved back to Tueaday night* fall term . The re p re s e n ts th e fin a l s te p a s tu d e n t can ta k e is an a s s is ta n t p ro fe s s o r in th e D e p a rtm e n t w ith issues o f M S U s financial and social S iÆ Woufo be responsible for B rat m eeting la aat tor 8ept. 19. T he location fo r th e w eekly m eetings has not been w ith in th e U n iv e rs ity . H o w e v e r, th e stu - o f T e le c o m m u n ica tio n s. responsibility. °use on th e convention ce n ter . ■* U n io n r e j e c t i o n Is there a light at a d i s a p p o i n t m e n t The faculty vote tu rn in g down bers about the evils of collective the end of the tunnel? collective bargaining came as no bargaining. surprise to campus watchers. It The m ajor argum ent pursued by remains, however, a disappoint­ the a n ti union g ro u p was that By P E TE R (O IG H L A N W lien I w a s y o u n g e r, I th o u g h t ro tle g e w a s th e p la c e .T h e pie in had no problem; because, after all w,, , . I m ent, p a rtic u la rly to th a t portion unionization would lead to medio vetting into ,t. My "love" affairs were ,er o "H>' »1 th e sky . F r a te rn itie s , p a rtie s , g irls , yo u n am e it a n d . b ro th e r, o f the faculty — the non-tenured c ritv . We fa il to see how raising no end to the dead end. 1 flT,l.v lonely. ''o lle y e was it. M a n . g iv e it th a t o ld co lie g e tr y . F ig h t, fig h t, fig h t, — who stood to benefit most. salary levels to a ra te co m petitive sic-torv fo r th e A m e ric a n d e lu sio n . Crying never was my hangup. Felt g(Md , I ' rv out for m erry love and hope light t ' ll: I There were, from the very w ith o th e r in s titu tio n s to a ttra ct A m i I th in k in a ll o f us th e re is a w is h in g th a t w e c o u ld have been rig h t in th e m id d le o f th e a c tio n d u r in g th e so ca lled •I I rue friend of the highway. Drop aeid u ! I "“^ l sta rt, strong indicators that the the best possible fa cu lty in any " 'he dream, and move onward thru th m r lu ila n t y e a rs ." A n d w e a ll w o u ld have d u g th e ( Ir a n d R iv e r vote would go against unioniza­ way thre a te n s academic q u a lity. Experience, don’, relate, east cares A w n u e ta k e o v e r . P eo p les P a rk n e a r W e lls h a ll. L S I) , and th e tion. Tenured faculty nestled com­ F u rth e r, the s o lid a rity and scour- many love none. 0 winj new b e g in n in g s o f a a c tu a lly v e r y o ld se xu a l m o r a lity . J o h n H en d e rso n 1 must admit it felt a bit uneasy to feel i 1 fortably into the upper-income ity th a t collective bargaining A n d so m a vb e yo u w e re , lik e I w a s. a litle d is a p p o in te d w ith th e shoulder. Ami I wanted so badly to sav laW“J bracket could not be convinced would o ffe r an o therw ise frag e x is t. The grievance procedure for re a lity o f co lleg e in th e la te 7 0 s . T r u th fu llv . b e in g le t o u t in fro n t .1« a y .’’ Hut he was tapping and not banging. yoJ that the salaries of th e ir peers at m ented, apathetic faculty could o f H o lde n H a ll in th e F a ll o f 7 4 w a s a b it fr ig h te n in g . I t w as also faculty com plaints is s till made v e ry re a l, a nd v e ry b o rin g . n»t demanding; ami he was being a friend' n.„ , "I o ther levels of the academic ladder serve only to im prove the atmos quate because th e fin a l step in the him to come into my heart, and I've been tellm*?1’ 4 So I. fo r one, m a d e g oo d o n m y m e n ta l " c o n tr a c t" a n d w o rk e d were not comparable to th e ir own. phere and a ttitu d e in the I 'n iv e r grievance process is w ith the ze a lou sly a t e x p re s s in g w h a t it w a s sup po se d to be. 1 w a s n ’t g o in g 'ha, he can do whatever he pleases w „h m, ¡ ¡ £ ‘ * • 1 And concern over cuts in the sity com m unity. president oi the U n iv e rs ity . One to let m y s e lf d o w n ; no w a y . no h o w . C h ris t has an a n s w e r f o r th o se interested Th , 1 already sparse supply cabinets of The charge that unionization can h a rd ly expect the president to I n re s tra in e d w a s te d n e s s . I s p e n t th e la rg e r p o r tio n o f m y is I he d e s ire to re a lly have y o u r quest,on answered f l some colleges, p a rticu la rly the would somehow threaten aca­ co lleg e d a y s spaced o u t on te tra c a n a b in o l a nd p s y c h e d e lic s . T h e f lip p a n tly a s k in g . S „ m a n } ,,f us a r|, J "U d n J he fa ir when a d ju d ic a tin g a dispute w a nt th e a n s w e r? mg. hut dog .In m i ro le I w a s a c tin g o u t w a s a h y b rid iz a tio n o f m y m y th o lo g ic a l sciences, swayed many professors demic freedom , again, is a shallow between an a d m in is tra to r and a heroes G re g A llm a n a n d Ja e k K e ro u a c . I had an a c tu a l t h ir s t fo r Fence to a ll. J o in m e if yo u like. away from what m ight have been one. It seems that w henever the professor. F acu lty pay scales at lo n e lin e ss . W h e n D ic k M a rtin to ld us to re a d S a r tr e a n d C a m us. 1 tu .,q M .;n v oe P „ |,e n [ a i , lo m , open-mindedness. po ten tia l fo r change — good or bad M SU s till ran k ajnong th e bottom But perhaps the most effective — arises, the old school faculty ot the B ig Ten, and th e te n ure argument — and u n fortu n a te ly members leap to th e ir feet in ranks continue to consist m ostly of the one w ith least m erit — was defense o f th e ir as yet untouched w h ite males despite elaborate that propagated by a group of academic freedom . The rig h t of a paper w o rk a ffirm a tiv e action. faculty volunteers led by John scholar to pursue any and all But the union was defeated. It is Henderson who worked vehe avenues of e xploration is a basic like ly t he same tw o groups w ill tr y m ently against the union on the one that can and must not be grounds that it would somehow disputed. Union representatives again next ye a r, hut the outlook Superstar wi cheapen academia and threaten seek only to protect, not endanger, appears no b rig h te r than th is year, T h e C ham p six years a fte r the ill- fa te d ' 1972 the freedom enjoyed by profes­ sors. Henderson, because o f his that rig h t by o ffe rin g the in d iv id u ­ al professor safeguards against a tte m p t. Perhaps too m any M SU w a s s lig h te d strong, origin taeulty m em bers see them selves stature as both a professor of un ila te ra l a d m in istra tive action as servants of society, chained to I'm w r it in g in re s p o n s e to th e a rtic le economics and the chairperson of that could circum vent that fre e ­ a lw iut e x M S U b o x in g c h a m p C h u c k C o n g ra tu la tio n s to the Theatel an Iv o ry T ow e r. O r perhaps thev the Academic Governance faculty dom w ith ease. D a v e y th a t w a s fe a tu re d in th e S ta te m e n t and P e rfo rm in g Arts ComJ| are sim p ly ap a th e tic. We hope s p e cta cu la r show last week. Jen affairs com m ittee, ve ry effe ctively The situations that gave rise to N e w s T h u rs d a y M a y 25. In B ill those few not s u ffe rin g u n d er th is M o o n e y s a tte m p t to c o n v e y h is d is ta s te S u p e rs ta r was superb. educated uncertain fa cu lty mem- unionization atte m p ts at M S I' s till illusion w ill keep try in g . I t w as in te re s tin g that the Stj fu r th e b o x in g p ro fe s s io n he n o t o n ly s e le cte d a p o o r e x a m p le o f so m eone w h o re v ie w w as so c ritica l - the revj w a s "used ’ b y p ro fe s s io n a l b o x in g , he th e fir s t d re ss rehearsal. He con a lso s u p p o rte d h is o p in io n s w ith ex th e stag e hands initiating the | tr e m e ly in a c c u ra te d a ta . T h e re w as no audience w hen he si I w o u ld lik e to k n o w w h a t B ill tw o n ig h ts I was there, applause«! M o o n e y m e a n t w h e n he w r o te th a t and spontaneous. Both nights e l (. h u c k D a v e y " s h o u ld n e v e r h a v e b een a o v e rw h e lm in g standing ovations! p ro fe s s io n a l p riz e fig h te r fo r he w as th a t S ta te N ew s reviewers forgefl re v ie w in g students, not Broadwl used b y th a t s p o rt in th e ca re le ss sionals. B y th e same token, S tl m a n n e r th a t has ty p if ie d it fo r cen tu r ie s ." re v ie w e rs are students and j le a rn in g . A s A r t H a g a n s ta te d in h is w e ll Jesus C h ris t Superstar re s e a rc h e d a rtic le in la s t S e p te m b e r’s S tro n g in audio and visual sp< S u n d a y N e w s M a g a z in e . " W h e n he T h e a c tin g and music were fine.l i D a v e y ) h u n g u p h is m itt s a fte r a co u ple has a s tro n g id e n tity and that w | o f g oo d y e a rs h e h a d p u t a sid e a b o u t th ro u g h last week. The d ire f $ 75.000 in s a v in g s a n d in v e s tm e n ts . s tro n g and offered many exrfl T h is is th e m o s t e x tr a o r d in a r y — and in te rp re ta tio n s . These interpretai m o st o v e rlo o k e d — a sp ect o f D a v e y s u n iq u e and o rig in a l compared [ c a re e r. H e b e a t th e m o s t b r u ta l foe o f m o vie and o th e r productions. T h i a ll: th e fig h t g a m e its e lf. " m akes a show successful. In y o u r b r ie f a cco u n t o f C h uck F ra n k R utledge, the Theated D a v e y s c a re e r y o u n o t o n ly m isse d h is m e n t and a ll in vo lved in the prodfl u n iq u e n e s s — y o u r fa c ts w e re in a c c u r d e s e rv in g o f m uch praise - th e | a te . F o r o ne . C h u c k D avey never lo n g be rem em bered. fo u g h t in M a d is o n S q u a re G a rd e n in N e w Y o r k C ity .T h e K id G a v ila n fig h t A S M S U Student Boardl w as h e ld in C h ic a g o S ta d iu m . A n d had E d ito r s n o te The re v ie w e r attended 1 y o u re s e a rc h e d in a n y d e p th a t a ll yo u n ig h t p e r fo r m a n c e o f Superstar o * w o u ld h a v e fo u n d th a t D a v e y m ade d re si r e h e a r s a l a s M r Jon es a'teges I m o re m o n e y in b o x in g a f te r h is loss to C huck D avey G a v ila n th a n he d id b e fo re . Y o u r a rtic le Ä o Ä B - » '1w HMKtóíUÍ if t u c é ' M Y s ta te d th a t " H e w a s n e v e r to fig h t m e n ta l in s titu tio n , is not o n ly fu r. it is g re a tly re s e n te d b v his Questions & d p ro fe s s io n a lly a g a in " ( a fte r G a v ila n ). Offla YOUW PICKUP YOR MAIL,BUT 1» ÛH.KR WWÄMT-. * T o co m p a re a m a n . a le g e n d , a b ig and fa m ily . I a m w e ll aw are that this is l nam e a t M S U . such as D a v e y , to w o rld w e liv e in. b u t this latest e x l B la c k ja c k B ill, w h o w a s c o n fin e d to a le ft m e b ew itch ed and bewildd ro o m m a te g o t a seven page quel P u b l i c p a y s t h e p o s t a g e in th e m a il w ith a cover le tte rl p rin te d sig n a tu re o f "David A r i d e s c rib in g h im s e lf as the ' Assist« As of M onday it now costs 15 Congress. Congress — not about b u t th e re has to he a b e tte r w a y o f W as th e S ta te Mews sco o p ed ? and D ir e c to r o f th e College of A ^ a nd N a tu ra l Resources." cents to m ail a le tte r home asking to be usurped o f th e ir rig h tfu l ru n n in g th e m ails. M any have T h e le tte r said th e college was " I for more money to cover “ e x­ a u th o rity o ve r postal people — H a v e th e s ig h ts a n d so u n d s o f E a s t G ra n d o r ie n ta te d " p ro p o sa ls. ly a tte m p tin g to develop educatl suggested th a t the postal service penses.” The only good th in g th a t refused the 16-cent stam p and R iv e r A v e n u e b e c o m e so d e a fe n in g , so R e m a rk a b ly e n o u g h , o n e such p ro p o sa l is g ra m s th a t best meet the neeP should be taken out o f t he hands o f b lin d in g as t o h a v e h a n d ic a p p e d y o u b ey o n d can be said about raisin g the price opted fo r the 15-center. b e in g " fu lly e x p lo re d ” b y th e E a s t L a n s in g s tu d e n ts ." T o do this ‘ effectivi governm ent and run like all the y o u r jo u r n a lis tic c a p a b ilitie s ? P la n n in g C o m m issio n a n d m a de p age 2 le tte r sa id , i t was "necessary to | by 2 cents is th a t we w ill no longer We appreciate Congress th in k o th e r super e fficie n t p riv a te c o r­ I t se e m s s a d ly ir o n ic th a t th e S ta te N e w s n e w s in T h e S ta te J o u rn a l, A p r il 4. W h e re m u ch as possible about their baol have to mess w ith the incon­ in g about us having to spend th a t w o u ld d e v o te e d ito r ia l space to a d a m a g in g porations th a t p rovide the pu b lic w e re yo u ? vie w s and expectations. venience of pennies. F ifteen is e x tra penny — it could be o u r last p ro p o s a l ( " T h e P a r k in g P ro p o s a l: R o b b in g T h e fo llo w in g 190 questions w ith services — som ething along M o re iro n ic s t ill, T o m P ric e , th e d e s ig n e r such a nice round num ber — only — but the p rin tin g o f the useless P e te r t o P a y P a u l," M a y 1) w h ile ig n o rin g e v e ry s u b je c t im aginable - the lines o f D e tro it Edison. th e re a l p ro b le m ; tr a ff ic . o f th e p ro p o s a l, is n o t o n ly a life lo n g one th in dim e and a nickel. 16-cent stamps m ust be considered c u ltu re and n atu ra l resource* Y e s , tr a ff ic , th a t m o n o to n o u s s tre a m o f re s id e n t o f E a s t L a n s in g b u t a g ra d u a te o f re m e m b e r th e days when student! B u t postal au tho ritie s were not a blatant waste o f th e ta xp aye rs' B u t to t r y run n in g the postal M ic h ig a n S ta te U n iv e rs ity ! h a z a rd th a t s e p a ra te s th is U n iv e rs ity fro m th is "c o w co lleg e " w ith the exp so anxious to be convenient. They money, especially since when they service in accordance w ith tr a d i­ its o w n c ity . O b v io u s ly so s e p a ra te d , th a t co lle g e " w ith th e “ expectation had hoped fo r an increase of th re e decide to raise them again it w ill tional laws o f supply and demand y o u e ith e r fe e l s a fe ly is o la te d fro m th e I f P ric e a nd h is so c a lle d “ fa n ta s y ” h ow to m ilk a cow. . cents for a grand to ta l stamp of 16 p ro b le m o r y o u s im p ly d o n o t ca re . W e ll, p ro p o s a ls d o n ’t q u a lify fo r S ta te N e w s , w h a t most assuredly be m ore than 1 w ould mean th a t the people who B u t - th e "tim e s they are a d ia l y o u r a p a th y c o u ld c o s t y o u b o th a v ita l does? D o y o u c o n s id e r "R o b b in g P e te r to cents. So confident were the mail cent. most depend on the m ail w ould a nd I guess t h a t’s not "necessary f r e la tio n s h ip . P ay P a u l" re a lis tic ? people, they went ahead and W o u ld n ’t i t b«' fun. though, ifsom« We recognize th a t the co u n try have to pay most o f the burden. W h ile i t is n o t th e d u ty o f a n e w s p a p e r to H o llis M . R y d e r to sp o nsor n ro w m ilking contei printe d thousands of 16-cent D espite the m illions of personal 6242 E n d e n h a ll W a y m ight well come to a g rin d in g halt d is c o v e r s o lu tio n s to a n y p ro b le m , i t does S ta te F a ir w ith his professors^ v j stamps w ith o u t the approval of le tte rs th a t citizens mail to each h a v e a r e s p o n s ib ility t o in v e s tig a te a n d E a s t L a n s in g p o o r ro o m m a te and his frien s- w ithout the service it provides, o th e r, th e y do not send the bulk of r e p o r t th e m . E it h e r y o u h a v e n 't b een d o in g John II. t E d n o te T h e S to le N e w s c o v e r e d P ric e s p la n y o u r h o m e w o rk o r a g a in y o u fe e l sa fe in n o t 501 M.A.C w h a t goes th ro u g h the mails — w h e n h e f ir s t p r e s e n te d it to E a s t L a n s in g c ity Kasl r e p o r tin g w h a t h a v e b een te rm e d , "fa n ta s y c o u n c il m la t e N o v e m b e r although they do pay more fo r the service than anyone else. T he la rge st volum e o f mail - in DOONESBURY by Garry Tri square feet and in dollars - comes ,, T h u r s d a y , J u n e 1, 1978 iH s w u s m c B o m . ALPEAD/, THENEWMANHAS and now, /m sreP o m B n u - in th e form o f second , th ird and emASISPEAP,Fft£D BEGUN TOUVE UPTOttSBAABE MOPS THAT M s K NO!BOSSPAN aw leeJfs! °' 'he S ,0 ' e Nem columns and fourth-class m ail. M any companies p .stm M H B sn tm a s A HArpim a . siL vem w sm tD lunch, m e em m ves chang e w g c q ie s tetters are personal o r e ™ / h e T o" p1'i n0 io " 5n s . H sm m o a iM u m s B SAV TOHAUEBSOOW TO could n o t su rvive if the fo u rth - n Tuen ape A N m m A u m m o e W W S L ÏÏ Editorial Departm ent m.1USM OKW HS OU1UMECEFPBXMS ABOUND! E d ito r in c h ie f class m ail rate s w ere increased. I f J ATSUOA M ! ( I * ) R PPOGPAMMGMAGIC! I MichoSt Tonimuro « . „ lo fd ilo , M a g g .e W a lk e , 00 M a n a g in g E d ito r . K a t B ro w n corporate o r lo w e r class m ail rates E n te rta in m e n t a n d B o o k E d ito r K o th y E s s e lm o n O p in io n E d ito r were increased, the cost would S p e c to f P r o f e r f s f d d o r C ity E d ito r ~ Dove M is ia lo w s k i . R a lp h Fra m m o li n o T o m S h o ria h a ri D e b o ro h H e y w o o d surely be passed on to the custom ers. B u t at least it would be  M ic h a e l W in te r C a m p u s E d ito r K o th y S /e jb o c h A n n e S tu a rt disguised and we w o u ld n 't have to W ir e E d ito r D o n Sp ic k ie r J o c e ly n la s k o w s k th in k about how painful it is to pay M ic h e lle C h a m b e rs 15 cents to m ail a le tte r. In the m eantim e stock up on 1 and 2 cent stamps. 0 P O 1 N T : Make no mistake, those who support the Z m n ixls. L in g e r m a y c la im , as do o th e rs PLO and other terrorist groups such as the In a l th e y a rc nut Z io n is ts , b u t il is a ^ a m e o f Italian Bed Brigade advocate the overthrow anger is wrong s e lf d ece ptio n . In h e re n t in th e Je w ish of demoeracy and with it the death of V IE W P O IN T : people is n a tio na lism . Its c u rre n t p o litic a l Western Civilization. expressio n is Z ionism . A ll J e w s a re Z io n is t Langer's portrayal of Esmail as the hero Fascist iran will fall I f you s u p p o ri th e r i Kh t o f s e lf-d e te rm in a ­ of Roots is an insult to educated people in tio n fo r any people you m u st s u p p o rt it fo r general and a stereotypic portrayal of a ll peoples and Je w s are a people. W e d id By D A N IK L A L L E N blacks and their struggle in particular. fl;. Iv H n '.v a n y im s M lH lM y u fh v in K in mu u surp the I,and o f Is ra e l. I t w as and '¡ n a c le v e r, d e c e itfu l and r 1 suh" " t lh " f l.a n ^ c r d is to rte d I h r r o is a strange phenomenon in this a lw a ys w ill he o u r land, o u r hom e. U n g e r 's , .„.rson has been a llo w e d to sp ew Ry THE ORGANIZATION OF IRANIAN MOSI.EM STI DENTS '■ "•I'a m i fig u re s l<> fu r lh i r h.T uw n ( x .liti.a l world that the victim feels guilty for having theMSI cam pus. F e lic ia l i n g e r , 1 M'Mls II I S „ i n i . . , r,„| t „ a w a s l|. been victimized. Self hate is also a part of rh e to ric ra n no t change th a t, n o r w ill th e M o n d a y, J u n e 5. m a rk s th e 15th a n n iv e rs a ry o f th e !% :) mass u p ris in g o f M oslem s in gun s of her frie n d s d riv e us o u t o f o u r land. jlm lM T '» fth e ( ’« m m u n is t P a r ty in " his nn-at I'n iv e r s ily was that formulation. Langer demonstrates well Ira n . In 1963, th e S hah's re g im e began a series o f q uasi re fo rm s designed hv K e n n e d y c p ra v fo r the peace o f J e ru s a le m and a nil i,n a d vo ra to o f th e P L O has a lliiw e il to |„. , . „ „ 1, 1,,,) liy I fi,. fo rn 's o f e v il these characteristics as a self hating Jew. a d m in is tra tio n to g ive th e U.S. e o n tro l o f a ll n a tu ra l reso urce s as w e ll as p o litic a l and to m e m b e rs of th e ju s t solution fo r a ll peoples o f th e M id d le I" 'h is w o rld . The. ■,:ro a l issu i's" le a d e rship h a s t. e conom ic a ffa irs . T he re g im e also signed th e "c a p itu la tio n la w " w h ich gave A m e rica n s ■fornniunity- In the end, if the PLO and its supporters th e r ig h t to do as th e y pleased in Ira n . s k " " w 'h a . th e y have been duped. Robin Alien IS the e .e ro liv e d ire rlo r ot Ihc B no/ I specifics w ill illu s t r a t e th is p o in t. have their way, they will kill Jews, not just 8 nth Hillel foundation A y a to lla h K h o m e in i, th e h igh e st M oslem le ad e r in Ira n and the le ad e r o f the w o rld ' fra I,vs. He w as b e a te n and S h iite M o sle m s, p ro te s te d a ga in st th e "R e fo rm s " fro m the b e g in n in g and exposed ih e ir ■ She b o ld ly t e lls th is to a tru e n a tu re . He was a rre s te d s h o rtly a fte rw a rd and tho u san ds o f people p ou re d in to audience in M ic h ig a n b u t d e n ie d th e s tre e ts o f T e h ra n and m a n y o th e r c itie s s h o u tin g "D o w n w ith th e Shah - lo n g liv e r jn an in te r v ie w fo r 6 0 M in u te s . L charges are tru e , w h y hasn ’t th e f uKirneral. M r . K e r r , o r one o f his .re g u la rly v is it S a m i, m a ke an S S » K h o m e in i." T h e Shah to o k co m m a nd o f th e a rm y and o rd e re d th e m to open fire on th e p e o ple. A s a re s u lt, m o re th a n 15,000 people w e re m assacred th ro u g h o u t Ira n . K h o m e in i w as e x ile d to Ira q s h o rtly a fte r th e u p ris in g . D e s p ite his e xile , he has n e ve r s to p p e d his re v o lu tio n a r y s tru g g le a g a in st th e d ic ta to ria l and im p e ria lis t hacked Lest? W h y d id n 't U n g e r in t r o gjpro! , s jn atter as in fo rm a tio n i f not IHHúPEiPSNKí,,, re g im e o f th e Shah. N o w , 15 ye a rs has passed fro m th e b lo o d y s u p p re ssio n o f th e mass u p ris in g , and L 'm the tria l? Is l i n g e r in se arch o f M o sle m s th ro u g h o u t Ira n a re p re p a rin g to co m m e m o ra te th e J u n e 5 u p ris in g and to t tactical victo rie s? s h o w t h e ir o p p o s itio n to th e S hah's re g im e and t h e ir s u p p o rt fo r K h o m e in i. quoted at le n g th a b o u t la w ; In re c e n t m o n th s — since J a n u a ry '78 — a se rie s o f n a tio n w id e d e m o n s tra tio n s have International and B r itis h m a n da te, o c c u rre d in Ira n . T h e m a jo r m o tiv a tio n o f these d e m o n s tra tio n s w as th e people's a n g e r lit she did was c lo u d th e issue. She a g a in s t th e d is to r tiv e and sham eless p ro p a ga n da a g a in st K h o m e in i b y th e fd apples and o ra ng es. S he com g o v e rn m e n t ru n new sp a pe rs. T h e Shah has accused K h o m e in i as b e in g p ro fe u d a lism L , | law w ith th o se of m ilit a r y a nd a g a in s t w o m e n's rig h ts . B u t K h o m e in i, in a M a y 6 in te r v ie w w ith L e M onde, tion.She did n ot. in e ffe c t, h a ve th e io(*<0a£VMe.w w c la rifie d his p o s itio n . In re sponse to "H o w do yo u sta n d on sp e cific issues lik e a g ra ria n ¡0 compare Is ra e li o c c u p a tio n w ith re fo r m , in d u s tria liz a tio n and th e s ta tu s o f w o m e n? ." he re p lie d , "T h e S ha h 's a g ra ria n L a||ies in(ie rm a n y a ft e r W o rld r e fo r m w as m a in ly in te n d e d to cre a te a m a rk e t fo r fo re ig n c o u n trie s . W h a t w e w a n t is Ifshe had. we w o u ld h a ve seen th a t OU a r e fo r m w h ic h w ill enable th e peasant to b e n e fit b y w h a t he pro du ces and w h ic h w ill jpations go. Is ra e l's is in c re d ib ly 65TA p e n alize d la n d o w n e rs who have v io la te d th e c o u n tr y , opposed to th e idea of w o m a n as o b je c t and it g iv e s h e r back d ig n ity . A w o m a n is a m an's equ al; she a nd he B E ? Ivfers 10 a N ew Y o rk T im e s a rtic le a re b o th fre e to choose t h e ir liv e s and t h e ir occup atio n s. B u t th e S ha h 's re g im e is u s>ir A ra fa t. H e su p p o s e d ly says t r y in g to p re v e n t w o m e n fro m b eco m in g fre e b y p lu n g in g th e m in to im m o r a lity . I t is ¡Palestinians a re re a d y to liv e ifr m a peaceful s ta te a lo n g sid e Hoioöusnr a g a in s t th is th a t Is la m re a rs up. T h is re g im e has d e s tro y e d th e fre e d o m o f w o m e n as o f m e n . W o m e n as w e ll as m en s w e ll th e p o p u la tio n o f Ira n ia n p riso n s, and th is is w h e re u w ill check th e a r tic le b y fre e d o m is th re a te n e d . W e w a n t to fre e th e m fro m th e c o rru p tio n m e n a cin g th e m .” isth a t s ta te m e n t is L e w is ' T h e c e n tra l d em an d o f re ce n t d e m o n s tra tio n s has been K h o m e in i's r e tu r n to Ira n . i the w o rd s o f A r a fa t. In fa ct, with th e P L O o ffic e in N e w ù T h e S hah s a n s w e r to the se d em an ds has been to b u tc h e r th e people. O n F e b . 18. 1978. in T a b r iz , th e second la rg e s t c ity in Ira n , a se rie s o f d e m o n s tra tio n s w e re h eld to m o u rn i* I did you w ill d is c o v e r th a t th e y th e d e a th o f th e m a r ty r s o f Q om . T h ou sa nd s o f M osle m s a tta c k e d c e n te rs o f c o rru p tio n a nd g o v e rn m e n t c o n tro l. T h e a rm y opened fire on th e people. T h e M o sle m s tu d e n ts o f T a b r iz re p o rte d th a t b etw e en 100 and 300 w e re k ille d , h u n d re d s w e re in ju re d , and By R O B E R T I). B A R R • I ages H and 9 Ith e second E n g lis h "c o n fe ssio n ") is d iffe re n t in m a n y were* a rre s te d . T h e c ity w as u n d e r m a rtia l la w fo r one w e e k w h ile a rm o re d cars E» POINT: A tew ol III) s i,1]e,inues m the I 'm v e r s it y c o m m u n d y , k n o w in g of s ty le a nd s y n ta x fro m p ag es 1 t h r u 7; th is d o cu m e n t m e n tio n s and s o ld ie rs w ith m achine guns p a tro lle d th e stre e ts. my " iv o ls e n ie n i in th e Sam i K sm a il. case, have re c e n tly m ade m e m b e rs h ip and t r a in in g a nd th u s does in c rim in a te , b u t S am i's O n th e 4 0 th d a y a fte r T a b riz , d e m o n s tra tio n s raged in c itie s across Ira n . In Y azd. a d e ro g a to ry and d is p a ra g in g re m a rk s to me. T h is in d ic a te s to me s ig n a tu re w as c le a r ly o b ta in e d u n d e r d u re ss and co ercion tin m v c e n tra l c it y in Ira n , th e d e m o n s tra to rs w e re m achine -g u nn ed b y th e a rm v and o v e r 100 1 people do not u n d e rs ta n d th e facts b eh in d mv v ie w ). 3 p eo ple w e re k ille d . In m a n y o th e r c itie s such as A h w a s and A r a k th e people a tta c k e d in v o lv e m e n t and my c o n tin u in g conce rn fo r ju s tic e fo r Sam i. g o v e rn m e n t c o n tro lle d ce n te rs . T h e p eo ple's d e m o n s tra to n s w e re su pp re ssed a ga in . Sami .It is im p o s s ib le fo r S am i to have a u th o re d th e H e b re w co n fe ssio n " ith e t h ir d "co n fe ssio n " w h ich is not a tra n s la tio n of T h e b u tc h e r Shah aga in to o k p e rso n a l co m m and o f th e a rm y and caused h u n d re d s o f I kn ow Sam, because ol his p ro fe ssio n a l a cco m p lish m e n ts as mv people to be k ille d and h u n d re d s o f o th e rs w e re in ju re d and a rre s te d . K n « lls h P W * I 'h r u 9; also Sam] d id not k n o w th e H e b re w st u de nt in . w „ classes, ,,s an h on o rs T au B eta I 'l and E ta K ap p a Nu T h e Shah s re g im e has a lw a y s been a fra id o f tru e Is la m a m o n g th e people. H is language). iin d e r g ra d ii.iic s tu d e n i in E le c tric a l E n g in e e rin g , and as a m a sters p ro p a g a n d a m a ch ine s have re p e a te d ly t r ie d to cause a s p lit b e tw e e n th e p eo ple and th e • T h e r e is no e vid e n ce o th e r th a n the "co n fessio n s". is d e g re e ca nd id ate and o u ts ta n d in g te a c h in g fellow d e p a rt m e t" I believe he possesses b oth d is tin g u is h e d sch o la rsh ip and rx c m p la r y ch a ra cte r. I w e n t to Is ra e l fo r 22 d a ys m M a rch 197H to a tte n d S am i's tr ia l '" I n , lo te s tim o n y , s tu d y th e "confessions," and ta lk to people m in the .S a m i was not a llo w e d to see an a tto rn e y u n til a fte r he had signed th e "c o n fe ssio n s". •T h e U .S . F B I w a s in v o lv e d in th e a rre s t o f S am i la U .S . citiz e n ): h o w e v e r, t h e ir r e p o r t does n ot in c rim in a te S am i — it v e rifie s his re v o lu tio n a r y M o sle m le ad e rs and g u e rrilla fig h te rs . fa n a tic s ." "fa n a tic e x tr e m is ts " and "Is la m ic -M a rx is ts ." They have been labe le d S ince 1971, Ira n ia n V a n g u a rd re v o lu tio n a rie s have ta k e n up a rm s and s ta rte d a rm e d g u e r r illa s tru g g le . M o sle m s - b oth c le rg y and la it y - have a specia l ru le in th e p eo ple's m o v e m e n t. R ecent e v e n ts and th e d e e p e n in g o f th e Ira n ia n M o sle m people's right te s tim o n y o f th e t r i p to L ib y a tn o te also th a t th e F B I's v is it to Is ra e l and in th e W r s t B ank. I am co nvin ce d th a t: s^r u l?Kle a g a in st th e S ha h 's re g im e and U .S . im p e ria lis m has in cre ase d th e p e o p le ’s S am i o c c u rre d in N o v e m b e r 1977 - b e fo re h is D e c e m b e r t r i p to •S a m i is t o ta lly in nocent o f th e charges. Is ra e l to see h is d y in g fa th e r). a w aren e ss o f th e re g im e 's a n ti Is la m ic and a n ti-p e o p le n a tu re . • I he "c o n fe ssio n s" w e re o b ta in e d b y co e rcio n a nd duress. In lin e w ith th e c o m m itm e n t to th e ju s t s tru g g le o f Ira n ia n people, and to f u r th e r I am r e t u r n in g to T e l A v iv to te s t if y a b o u t S a m i's p ro fe s s io n a l • I ages ] t h r u . o f th e fir s t F n g lis h "co n fe s s io n " d o n ot co nvict xpose th e Shah's a n ti-Is la m ic , a n ti-p e o p le re g im e , th e o rg a n iz a tio n o f Ira n ia n M oslem a c c o m p lis h m e n ts a nd e x e m p la ry c h a ra c te r on J u n e 7. 1978. I am anyo ne -d a n y th in g th is o n ly te lls th e s to r y o f S am i's t r ip to S tu d e n ts in th e U .S . w ill h o ld a d e m o n s tra tio n in W a s h in g to n . D .C .. on M o n d a y. J u n e 5. h o p e fu l I s h a ll be a b le to a rra n g e fo r S a m i's re le ase a nd r e tu r n to W e ask a ll fre e d o m lo v in g p eo ple to s u p p o rt th e h e ro ic re sis ta n c e o f th e Ira n ia n P eople. M S I . I t r u ly b e lie v e th a t ju s tic e d em an ds h is a c q u itta l and L ib y a lo r th e p urpo se o f seein g th e U n iv e r s ity in T r ip o li and fre e d o m . W e a sk th e m to ra is e t h e ir vo ices a g a in st th e massaces in Ira n a nd co nd em n th e fascist e n jo y in g th e sig h ts o f th e c o u n try I N o te also th a t S am i n e ve r S hah w h o is f u lly su p p o rte d b y th e U .S . g o v e rn m e n t. B a rr ij an Associate Professor o f E n g in e e rin g a fo r m e r in s tru c to r o f ■denied g o in g to L ib ya *. Sami Esmoil A M P U S C A M P U S IZ Z A try o u r P IZ Z A 2 SUM M ER now h a s C a n ad ian B acon on y o u r n e x t p i z z a fr e e d e liv e ry IC E C R E A M soft serve L E V I ’S S A L E I!Mich. Ave. 310 W. GRAND RIVER fo r th e s e w arm s p rin g d a y s (J e a n s , C o rd s & S p o rts S h irts) 371377 3 37-1639 3 1 0 W. G ra n d R iv e r 3 3 7 -1 6 3 9 i THURSDAY AND FR ID A Y EVENINGS I A ll sho rt s le e v e sp o rt Jacobson's s h o rt sleeve dress s h ir t is the choice s h irts ! In clu d in g : o f the man who makes his d a ily decisions w ith confidence. He prefers T e rry C lo th, the q u a lity o f its single K a k h i Strip e s needle construction, com fortable fit, and easy & \ \ coordination w ith his Fa sh io n T-shirts - f / ' suits and sport coats. < Hlue, ecru o r w h ite Reg. $8 - $16 polyester/cotton 4 broadcloth. 14 18 neck sizes, $12. NOW $ 5 .6 0 -$ 1 1 .2 0 Levi s soft c o m fo rta b le D u ra w a le Plus C o rd s, ' v / Boot Je a n s & Big B ells NOW $ 1 1 .9 0 EVERYTHING FOR THE M AN j M f l R T Y S _FATH JacobBon& ER'S DAY IS JUNE 18 305 E. G R A N D RIVER EAST L A N S IN G Open Thursday & Friday till 8:30 A N N ARBOR Lansing’s WILX-T Stallone ‘F.I.S. T lack punch Ih i n RO N B A K E R S ui»* N e w s R e v ie w e r F .I.S I . ! î n i A r t is t s ; at , . 9 - — ^ ------- --------------------------- summer stock production of Same T im e , N e x t Y e a r. H e w as sold for $12 milli, By KATHY K SSELM AN S ta te New* S taff W rite r A T O , In c ., has re a ch e d a g re e m e n t to p u rc h a s e W IL X - T V fro m th e p r iv a t e ly o w n e d T e le v is io n C o rp . o f M ic h ig a n , o w n , 51 p e rc e n t o f th e stock in th ,- T e le v is io n C o rp o ra tio n o f M ic h ig a n . H e i , in p o o r h ea lth a nd th is is p re su m e d to be the rea so n fo r s e e k in g a b u y e r [or th e s ta tio n . ¡a" ' r " - n e e . h '^ - l “ l'on joint m |(.s , ' " l,'VIM" n ’’•»tinin C Ï | shrewd enough to hire talented fo r a p p ro x im a te ly $12 m illio n . « " " ■ market ,m „ 1 le t W t V . ! i,in I 'i ^ l i t T h e a tre s ! is The Television Corporation people like Richard MacDonald T h e p ro p o se d p u rc h a s e o f th e of Michigan also owns WJCO |M "T 'J 'W tlJ I ; » • • r • f’t<»r N o rm a n Jew and l.as/lo Kovacs to design the local N B C a ffilia te is s u b je c t to - î •M i T" tra n s fo rm and photograph the picture (turn F e d e ra l C o m m u n ic a tio n s C om >( ■ -■ 1 hi h is lo r ir - o f th e mg modern day Dubuque into m issio n a p p ro v a l, a c c o rd in g to ■he I -m ie d M in »1 thirties' Cleveland in the pro S au l L . R o s e n z w e ig , p re s id e n t r. ->n n r of th e cess no mean feat, actually), •■( ■ :i t ■'is alone; - i 't - of th e the1 i * " M but he doesn't know how to use either his sets or camera to o f A T 0 C o m m u n ic a tio n s , In c ., a d iv is io n o f A T O , In c. T h is is th e f ir s t p u rc h a s e o f a Clayburgh and Voi gihhI dramatic advantage. b ro a d ca st p r o p e r ty b y th e Most of Jewison's films (Rol- A T O C o m m u n ic a tio n s since lerball. Jesus Christ S u p e rs ta r, G a il) . G a il) , In th e H e a t o f th e its fo rm a tio n la s t S e p te m b e r. N e g o tia tio n s fo r th e p u rch a se winners at Cannesi \ N ig h t) have lacked any sub h a v e b ee n in p ro g re s s since 7 m » 1 stantial dynamism and imme N o v e m b e r o f 1977. diacv both traits which are ►’V i A T 0 In c .. a c c o rd in g to epir on the fate of landless farm workers ,n 1 co in cid e n ce o f in te re s t, in th a t 19th century N e w Orleans. prostitj orle. is the unlikelihood that any ta g e d and th e n a r ! th e se th e T e le v is io n C o rp o ra tio n o f Thirty seven films officially selected •, - s n 't ha . s tu d io w ill ever again put up A m e ric a w a s lo o k in g fo r a ,t tee. tor e p ic s Compa th e n ece ssary la rg e outlay of rountr.es competed for the top priates. hut m ore'th^« o rp h o u s and -slow . b u y e r a t th e sam e tim e th e y movies were presented on the sidelines ,,f ,h,. ’ re ce n t p ic tu r e s lik e I he G od -ash F.I.S.T. cost almost $9 p e rfo rm a n c e as R a cke ts i w e re lo o k in g fo r a s ta tio n . fa th e r P a rt I I a n d H e rtn m illio n ! to m a k e a film about annual film festival. American Director Alan J |'.,G J o h n n y K o v a k . is. E d w a r d W ils o n , son o f fo rm 1900. F .I.S . r . has a ll th e s th e ris e o f the labor movement over the international jurv. e r. not p a r tic u la r e r G M P re s id e n t a nd D e fe n se b re a d th and x r.e rt.irl.* m th is c o u n trv . S e c re ta ry . C h a rle s W ils o n N e tw o rk s u n v e il te n ta tiv e fa ll s c h e d u le s John Belushi on his own: Bv K A T H Y F S S F 1 .M A N tions The C ritical L ist (fo u r N u te N e w s R e v ie w e r h o u rs i. H e n ry J a ffe P ro d u c 1 9 7 8 -7 9 S e a s o n S c h e d u le - 1st Oral ‘Saturday Night’s’ new star I d ila tiv e ta ll s ch e d u le s a re o ut ¡o r a ll th r e e n e tw o rk s . T h e sch e d u le s a re s u b je c t t o r e v i lions' A H o m an Called Moses H o u r hours». C n iv e rs a l's B rave N ew W orld i fo u r h o u rs ). C o lu m ­ K f f r r l h r S r p l e m b r r 19 7 8 INow II m v CAPÌ I sum . h o w e v e r, sin ce th e w h iz bia P ic tu re s T e le v is io n F rom • 00 • 10 am poon. M o n ty P y th o n . N ic k:;•' and M a y . a nd S econd C ity cam e to th e a tte n tio n o f Ja ck L o r im a r 's S tu d a Lonigan (six .-i n it r i* «AB PIN ■ 1 Om lia. Ai Ita* h e re I got m v s ta r t in C h i »IN«INNATI r laai.'iai N ic h o ls o n w h o s ig n e d h im to !e a v;r.g ABC to r th e peacock h o u rs ), C n iv e rs a l's L ittle •-i 1JU1 H— (la TV rnrw to p ro le in G o in ' S o u th p a s tu re s o f N B C . W om en tfo u r h o u rs ), Ed vv. b eg an a* a c u lt, T h e y io • 00 • JO «00 • J0 1000 <0 JO I p la y .t M e x ic a n depot \ I h is is t he p e rio d o f stasis for F r ie n d ly P ro d u c tio n s ' Back­ c g a ve Uh seven wei ■ ks .1 . 1 h.m, n ... j u .ffw A «MrtPt TV«* , *MHM*i 1 TAAl Mata, 6 s h e r iff hack in B e lu s h i I\ re v ie w e rs . In H o lly w o o d , stairs at th e W hite House p ro m o tio n p ro v e .« ..i 747(1 ( HAM Alavi '-aid. " I m im ic k e d th e M e xica n v a c a tio n s a re o v e r a nd s e rie s • e ig h t h o u rs i a n d tw o fo u r h o u r o u rs e lv e s . W e d id n 't h a ve b u ilt i- i Og—MM « ■ H I l'­ c re w m e m b e r^ fo r d ia lo g u e . I a re p re p a rin g fo r p ro d u c tio n , d is a s te r m o v ie s fro m Ir w in m v ie w e rs at 11:30 at n ig h t, b ut y io • 00 • JO «00 • J0 io 00 10 JO w o re a P an ch o V illa m u sta ch e b ut t. r v ie w e rs th e lo n g , v a c u ­ A lle n and W a rn e r B ro s . The we w ent out and fo u n d our o us -d im m e r i< a b o u t to b e g in . i. . . «IflMI»1M |t llMr«r l A»(*M Ml.*. a nd a b ig g o ld to o th . W e film e d Night th e B ridge C ollapsed and a u d ie n ce w h ic h co n s is ts m o s tly R’.g .it th e n e tw o rk s th e co u n t •« i trillI— I—adIta*« Ma in M e x ic o a nd th e re is n ’t anv H anging By a T hread, a cco rd o f p eo ple in t h e ir 2 0 s a nd 30s. ■l i »AVtSLV 11\ F PROA«NOIJ »WOO© HHIIRIKI» jl *TI<* -lo w n ;s a lm o st over u n t il m g to w e e k ly V a r ie ty . A p r il 26. »HMHM WITHD H K U U th in g o ffe n s iv e in m y c h a ra c te r N im e tim e s w e g e t b e t t e r ra t iz a tio n . T h e re w as a M e xica n :al»i. o u * F re d ta k e s o v e r L it t l e y jo • 00 • JO «00 • J0 1000 10 JO ¡r.gs th a n J o h n n v C arson. O rp h .r NB C . «rir tm. I l i «Vi , o ffic ia l on h an d to m a k e sure." o f F ra n k G . S la u g h te r’s W om en ■ -i ■ara*. Atta, I Saa# l.a.4. "W e s ta r te d o u t w it h onl, bo The in d u s trv w id e a ssum p l i B e lu sh i. h o w e v e r, w ill firs t in W hite; Ir w in S h a w 's sequel IV «IMM HaaaM«t»* «I Ha>»b. t a d a tio n s a n d n o w w e have 2 00 be seen in N a tio n a l L a m p o o n * tu rn is th a t he w ill ju g g le th e fa ll to Rich Man, P o o r M an, Bagger- « .i Twyrl PO 1IIAKTOI OAJft »> ■ s ch ed ule t<> im p ro v e N B C 's m an, Thief; T a y lo r C a ld w e ll's M g h t liv e y. 1 JO • 00 • JO- • 00 • J0 1000 10 JO g e n e ra llv < li*n ia l s h o w in g in th e The G lory an d th e L ightning; ■. i t a l « Manr A«a.a We began as a cult. The netw ork gave us Ne the other two A n to n M y r e r's T he L a st Con­ «M *f 6—naa lar.tal, Ha« »1 mi.HH-H seven weeks — w ith no prom otion — to ittempt to hold v ertib le; S usan B ro w n m ille r ’s i« i M—kterVIlér* Ovin., '■ T jU W ” :n** against his A g ain st O u r Will is e x w a s 10 JO prove ourselves. We didn't hove bu ilt-in y jo • 00 • JO «00 • J0 1000 su p po se d to be b ig n e x t y e a r I; » .- a ita i J •-i 1irvi 1«Mn I «PPI 1 PII |M*«M. viewers ot 11:30 ot night, but we w e nt out NIP heavily into Ir v in g S to n e s M en to M atch My Jt UTTOP i. . * «Via BH.ISMNC. AM»HI* ANI.IHIA ■•ta. j ond found our audience which consists mir.I**-rie* and made for TV M ountains le ig h t h o u rs ); a n d i- , * Mo a Mf- I ■ ruov i«-* The;, might as Buck R ogers is ix h o u rs ). A ll mostly of people in th e ir 20s and 30s. Some­ well. Me. havrnt any success y 00 y jo «oo • J0 • 00 «JO 1000 <010 j e x c e p t th e S la u g h te r w o rk w ill ' *t v - r in g in times we get be tte r ratings than Johnny Im-erie* Oniv th*nr movies and in* p a c ka g e d and p la s tic iz e d b y Ma,v v Ih e A n im a l Carson." ■ic* h. Lived their U n iv e rs a l, w h o w ill a lso p ro ■ Mummt« MAH* AMla IV »ami, j Abr« 1 A«/ J v n ith . ,ind D id 1 fro m ; certified a d u c e a se q ue l to th is season's 79 Iftw, ! H«»,*« J ends di*aster area It there were P a rk A venue, in n o v a tiv e ly H e re the only big show to A n im a l H o u s e in which he plays tederai aid tor botched program tit le d 79 P ark A venue II. come out o f New York except a slovenly fraternity house schedules. NBC could qualify In s p ite o f. o r b ecause o f t h e ir m o n stro u s hang w o rk e d B lansky’s B eauties. in g u n c h a n g e d . A a ro n .S pelling for game show* and soap op inmate, a perfect casting for the in e x o ra b le s h o w in g in th e C ap ra focuses o n th e a d v e n P ro d u c tio n s a d d s Vega. L o r i ' B loody M a ry s fa ile d eras. actor's collegiate type humor. Of all the new shows sched r a tin g s , N B C ’s re v e n u e s ro s e 20 - - peril sT. which tu r e s o f a le g m a n fo r a la rg e la w m a r sold M ork A Mindy and At CBS. the progi| "We re giving the new satire He will be seen later this uled by the network last fa ll, p e rc e n t. N B C 's p ro v is io n a l are still relying on s itf| d '-p ri " T i g l j a fte r an fir m and S w ord of Ju stic e Taxi, w h ile U T V sold B attle comedy the largest audience its year co-starring with Talia only M l >M * CHiPS, the kiddie s ch e d u le w ill r e ly p r im a r ily on superheroes, the id i" ' ; t - . .v :t h frie n d s . fe a tu re s D a c k R a m h o in a S tar: G alactica. T h e ir p ro g ra m ever had. W ere sincere and Shire in O ld B o y frie n d s cocktail cop *how. w ill survive m in i p ro g ra m m in g , w ith th e didn't work for them t l ■v s' -ookm g fo rw a rd to s w a s h b u c k lin g a d v e n tu re saga m in g ta c tic s w ill re m a in v ir tu a l frankly brash. We have no S a tu rd a y N ig h t Live has into the fall. Jack Webb’s b u lk o f M o n d a y , T u e s d a y , S a t­ fro m U n iv e rs a l. season, adding one newf I ’ om r. rune m o n th s ly th e sam e, w ith th e new se ries political point of view or reli been great preparation for P ro je c t t'F O and LJuinn M a r u rd a y a n d S u n d a y p ro g r a m ­ A R C is o n lv s c h e d u lin g fo u r fromMTMWKRPinCl r o a 3i:'ir th«- t r io o f gious bias. p lu g g in g u p h oles in th e sched movies." Belushi said. “Rut I tin s O p e ra tio n R u n a w a y a re m in g d e v o te d to m o v ie s a n d B ig n e w s e rie s . M G M 's How th e and t he musi comedy h i ; id o itio n to 23 seg u le . N o n e w ill be s lo tte d in don't intend to leave the late t he only second season shows to E v e n t s c h e d u lin g . H o w e v e r, W est W as W on w ill r e t u r n a fte r ring their redoubtable - ot > a tu rd a y N ig h t L iv e , v u ln e ra b le p o s itio n s . Our hosts are about as night show. I'd like to keep warrant renewal. The 1977 fa ll A .S . ( A f t e r S ilv e rm a n ) th is fo o tb a ll season in J a n u a ry , sake Mary. John House! ■o e a r* ago B e lu sh i and S in ce A B C T V 's p ro fits varied as you'll find Ron doing both. schedule was a ma*terpiece in te n ta tiv e sch e d u le c o u ld and a lth o u g h i t d oe s n o t a p p e a r on reprise his role in P*pd rdav N ig h t L iv e w h ich ju m p e d 99 p e rc e n t in 1976, th e Nessen, Julian Bond. Fran Tar "There's a helluva lot of bad programming, inept to th e p ro b a b ly w ill lo o k lik e so m u ch th e fa ll s ch e d u le . T h e n e tw o rk is (20th Fox TV's version! r! ¡ses ¡; M-H ils j he “ K ille r n e tw o rk lo o k s to be in a denton and 0. J. Simpson. Paul talent on that show. Dan A y k extreme. Only the miniseries c h o p p e d liv e r . in th e e n v ia b le p o s itio n o f o n ly of 1 n m cd v. m ade new s Simon. Raquel Welch and Can royd, Gilda Radner. I.araine prevented a complete debacle. O th e r th a n N B C ’s m in is e rie s , h a v in g to sch e d ule one new ,.i p r- * e r / at :(in of "T h e dy Bergen. Newman and many others. It's th e fa ll p ro g ra m s c h e d u le ru n s s e rie s p e r n ig h t, w ith T h u rs d a y fin e ! ,i,nget In te rn a tio n a l Among Ih«- nnmseries set fo r "One of our hosts said doing great being a part of a creative tr u e to fo rm . L eg s is a re - a nd F r id a y sch e d ule s c o n tin u ­ o u rn a m e n t in w h ic h film s the fall an* I niverxal x Centen­ our show was like being a group lik«* that." le rs w e re a ccom pa nied by nial (25 hours), M T M Produc- captive of the SLA for a week. "h o t* a* rhe s k ie rs fe ll. io lh e r sket.-h. “ L e t's K ill They come in there and just hang on for dear life. But it's L a rg e B e a n B a g s G ilm o re to r C h ris tm a s ." ■d c o n sid e ra b le s tir. fun because everything is live. Black student art exhibited fo r F u n S ittin g They know there won't be anv ’ firs t we w e re so rt o f a All ,‘xhihit f.-a t urin^ Ihe work of I, lark student art,Ms „ „ ,-amuus retakes or editing." N ow ’ 1 9 ,9 5 A»»ort»d '■aid B e lush i. w h o has W ill h e h e <| t o n .K h t in t h e l o w e r lo u n ^ i- s of S h a u H a l l I I,.- . -x h lb it Belushi caricatures Henry C olors ! MM ii'sfay o f th e show I* Wl" ru",fr'"” " " '1 1 P in , I- bciim |»r»-s,*Tit,-rl l.v , h,- Klack Kissinger. Marlon Brando and Rog. ‘24.95 - • incept ion th re e y e a rs Renaissance Ensemble. Joe Cocker. His own favorite «•'it once v ie w e r* have A hiiIi- variety ,.f .lifferenl an media »ill he represented B oo n B a g Rofill, A v a ila b le character is a frenzied, sword- **. 1 hev won t accept th e showeasini: t he diverse talents of the enntrjliutini; ar, Is! S. Manv ,,f wielding Samurai. Another is an intransigent Greek restaura Ihe works will also lie lor sale utter Ihe show P illo w T a lk do s iu ft lik«- th e N a tio n a l ^ While admiss.on to the ar. exh.t.n ,s free, donations will he teur. F u rn itu re Eo»t-W»»t M o ll. Fron do r M o ll 351 -1767 _ SHOE OF THE featuring: o r ig in a l & im p o rte d w o rk s High Flying STARS SALE KVKRYWOMAN’S GUIDE 1 0 o f f N ik e B a x k e tM TO TRA VEL in w o o d s & je w e lr y Hobbies Hi Tops reg. *33.’ now * 2 3 g if ts a n d g a lle r y in g re e n s uede Bi'loiu you take off foi summer vacation Low cut reg. *28.* now *21 ¡■■amthe ms and outs of Iravelmq alone em b ro id ered in g re e n o r red sue de w rap See air new s k i r t s *25 location W MANSELF BOOKSTORE ^ O M A C Aye. Coit lo o tin g _________ University M o ll 2 2 0 M A C A v e . 127 E. Grand River first- 2 n d F lo o r U n iv e r s it y M a ll sext to Olgas A wealth of ‘pure jazz rising N E W A L B U M IS S U P E R B InOKIMMAMlNO lin s . K e e p in g an even fin a ncia l nilli, ■ lu lf V WN R e vie w e r l^ u r .s .s whn i l l to e ¡o fte n r r fiera I ’u rim . M ich a l f , anil I he » h o le u f ke e l w ith th is re la tiv e ly “ hot p ro d u c t, th e ro m p a n y is able to reissu e th e ir superb R iv e r side m a te ria l and even in s titu te (Id to b u ild a fir s t class catalog. T a k in g a look a t some o f th e h o tte r m a te ria l on th e tw o labels: K in k s h it it w ith ‘M i s f i t s ’ D E X TE R GORDON Q U AR ­ '!'".w h „-h shar..,W n. E « n jarr rock to ty p ify a new "p u re ja z,;'' label ra ile d TET - B ou n cin ' w ith D e x (ia la x y . By JOHN NEILSON fits, th is m eans reggae I'lhl1- That W|,| i , 1 , ■ ,„rrv stale o f b a s ta rd (In n e r C ity 2060): T h e G ordon T h e re m a in in g songs a re S tate News Review er phrases, a w h is p e r of - . J ; E a r are o vcrlim kinfr a v ita l T h e In n e r t . jty label, g ro w in g record s ke e p on co m in g in. a ll w h im sica l gem s in s p e c t­ T h e K in k s - Misfits S p rin g s te e n , and h in ts o f J,,lnl Mies „( 1 at an in rre d ih le ra te , releases Since G o rd o n's n ow fam ous re in g w ith u n e rrin g visio n th e l,VIM ,n 'lalm ns n,ark" l nr,.a Í i k if i talk*.. . . . a flh e o ve rw h e lm in g occasional cro sso ve r m a te ria l (M ic h a l U rb a n ia k and J e ff U r tu r n to th e U .S .. CBS and In n e r C ity R ecords have released (A ris ta A B 4167) I c a n 't h e lp b u t a d m ire B o v ;? and C o ste llo — a ll o f w h ich com e o u t so u nd in g cu riou s fo ib le s o f m o de rn I'fe- L ib e ra lis m , a lle rg y , h e r's Fu sio n im m e d ia te ly ro m r th e se g uys. O f a ll th e bands lik e no one h u t th e K in k s . Z*® ** iJ [ „[ , urh m u sir, re c o rd alm ost 10 L P s b y th e saxophon d e b t fle e ing , and tra n s v e s ­ th a t had t h e ir s ta r t d u rin g L y ric a lly , Misfits is p ure F!q.,a responsible fo r it a re to m in d ) and spends th e re s t o f is t, w h ich is no m ean fe a t th e h e yda y o f th e B ritis h Ray D avies. H is songs have tite s a re o n ly som e o f th e J J ie iih in th e ir p o w e r to its tim e d ev o te d to post hop co n sid e rin g how r e la tiv e ly re to p ics th a t com e u n d e r scru and th e a va nt g ard e . The la In va sio n o f th e e a rly '60s, a lw ays cham pioned th e " l i t E 'if s . com m ercial, b e tte r ce n t his a rr iv a l w as. S ig n ifi tin y on Misfits. A n d le s t w e th e K in k s a re p erh a ps th e tie people" o f th e w o rld , and h e l’s rec en t a c q u isitio n o f d is tri ca n tly , alm ost a ll th e In n e r C ity fo rg e t g u ita ris t D a ve D a v ­ o n ly g ro u p s t ill p ro d u cin g his new songs a re no e xcep­ 1 war example is th e b u t Ion rig h ts to th e F rench L P s (w h ic h a re a c tu a lly li c re a tiv e ro c k 'n ' ro ll. ies' c o n trib u tio n , i t s hould be nd Voi ip Milestone F a n ta sy la In m p a ny th a t's m et g re a t H la rk and B lu e label and the even b e tte r Japanese East censed fro m N ils W in th e r's D anish .SteepleChase label) T h e ir co n te m p o ra rie s have a ll b ro k e n up (th e tio n . “ G et U p ," " L iv e L ife ." and th e tit le tra c k address them se lve s to e v e ry o n e con­ noted th a t his song, " T r u s t Y o u r H e a rt," is one o f th e 1* ,„h fusion e ffo rts by W in d label show s in cre d ib le have been b e tte r th a n th e CBS B ea tle s), ru n o u t o f ideas fused and b e w ild e re d by th e a lb u m ’s high p oin ts. t bassist H o" C a rte r and fo re s ig h t and ta ste . T h e re 's not a lbum s, and th is is c e rta in ly no (th e W h o), ru n o u t o f e n e rg y m odern w o rld , co a xing th e m Cannes | aaaphonist S onny Rol- v e ry m uch m o re th e y need to e xce p tio n . W ith G ordon here are th re e su p e rb m usicians: (th e R o llin g S to ne s), o r p er haps w o rs t o f a ll, resign e d to g e t up o ff th e ir c o lle c tive "a rs e s ." " A Rock n’ R o ll T h e K in k s have com e a lo ng w a y since "Y o u R e ally G ot M e ." and i t lo oks lik e T e te M o n to liu , th e b lin d pian ist th e m se lve s to p la y in g the F a n ta s y ," m e an w h ile, is th e th e y 're g o in g to g o s till who has p la y e d w ith G ordon c a b a re t c ir c u it. T h e K in ks , la te st o f a lo ng s trin g o f ,n t ' 1''" fa rth e r. T h e y 're n o t N e w rn Shoe T re e l., thJ n ian y tim e s b e fo re , bassist on th e o th e r hand, have been songs w h e re in D a vie s ex W ave, n o t O ld W a ve — th e lr,k; rs ;n l^h e e n tu rv l N ie ls H e n n in g O rs te d P eder c o n s is te n tly m o v in g fo r pressed his fa scin a tio n w ith K in k s a re a p e rm a n e n t " ld l' n ' ‘¡'Ini. .,f ,h(. r l son, b e tte r k n o w n as N H O P . w a rd , m o d ify in g b u t n ever th e people on th e o th e r side w ave, and I hope th in g s sta y ‘sday. p and d ru m m e r B illy H ig ge n s. lo sin g s ig h t o f th e ir basic o f th e rock s ta r's m irro r. bassist John O re a nd d ru m m e rs th a t w ay. '■n 'he f"st is ai s male J G ord o n and M o n to liu play su p e rb ly to g e th e r; th e p ia n is t’s P h illy Joe Jones and C liffo rd q u ite kn o w w hat to m a ke o f th is e ffo rt by C a rte r, p a rtic u la rly in sound. N e v e r w as th is m o re ap <,(1 v i«‘tnam war vetej J a rv is and his p la y in g is v ie w o f its com ing on th e heels o pe n ing solo on C h a rlie P a rk p a re n t th a n a fte r th e release firs t ra te th ro u g h o u t. o f th e bassist’s e x ce p tio n a l e r's " B illie 's B ou n ce ." a lesson o f la st y e a r's Sleepwalker ’ layl.ur^h an,I Ere, 2 L P liv e set. Piccolo. !<■ a rlm q |iri/c on rh y th m and a n g u la rity , sets L P . C o m in g as it d id a fte r a A sid e fro m th re e H ope o ri an upbeat p acer th a t G ordon s trin g o f good b u t in d u lg e n t f" r her [m n ra x a ll (finals, th e L P fe a tu re s Cole B asically, th e albu m fe a tu re s 1 s A n I n m irriuj H J has a b s o lu te ly no tro u b le keep P o rte r's I Love Y o u ." D izzy concept a lbu m s. Sleep­ in g in step w ith . C a rte rs q u a rte t — C a rte r on lu r her m l, G ille sp ie 's " N ig h t in T u n is ia " w alker re a ffirm e d th e fa ct p iccolo bass, d ru m m e r Ben th a t th e K in k s a re s till ‘ I life 'Ie r i ,,| 1 Frenq E L M O H O P E - L a s t Ses­ and a s te lla r re n d itio n o f R ile y , p ia n ist K e n n y B a rro r e v o lv in g and a re n o t ju s t a *r narenu sions V ol. 2 tin n e r C ity 1037i: G eo rg e G e rsh w in 's “ S om ebody and bassist B u s te r W illia m s - re lic o f th e '60s. T h e a lb u m ’ awarded A s its t it le in d ica te s, th is is th e Ix iv e s M e " th a t d e m o n s tra te s I and se ve ral w o o d w in d s, a rra n g ­ ah.nu a i-hi Tostiti com panion d isc to an e a rlie r, th e sad tr u th th a t th e la te H ope w as, to m y m in d , one o f th e ed b y R o be rt M . F re ed m a n. 10 b est a lb u m s o f 1977. e q u a lly fin e set b y th e u nd e r had few equals at th e k e yb o a rd . ra te d , g e n e ra lly u n h e a rd pia T h o ug h record s by th e p ia n ist Th e band’s n e w e st a lbu m , •w te d to represent C a rte r is. as a lw a y s, e xce l­ nist E lm o Hope. are fe w . th e ones th a t are Misfits, show s sig n s o f s till t*s. but more than 4001 le n t and p ia n ist K e n n y B a rro n lines of the world's | J Hope d ie d in 1967. and th is a va ila b le a re g e n e ra lly excel fu r th e r e v o lu tio n . T h e hard- redeem s w h a te v e r tra c k s he’s albu m , lik e its p redecessor, was le n t. T h i- one is too. It's h ig h ly edged. no f r ills app ro ach o f to r Alan J. Pakula prej on. b u t th e re ’s a c e rta in a ir o f record e d in 1966. T h a n k fu lly , recom m ended. th e p re vio u s L P has been s tiffn e s s about Peg L e g th a t th e p ia n ist is heard here in tr io R O N C A R T E R - P eg L e g m e llo w e d tO uch — I hate even e xce lle n t m u sicia n s h ip s e ttin g — h is p a rtn e rs h ere are i M ile s to n e M 90821: I d o n 't ca n 't help. th a t w o rd ) so m e w h a t, and th e sound is m o re va rie d . S o n g w rite r R ay D a vie s has n e v e r been one to fo llo w th e ules lew LP’s byWansel C h ea p T r i c k ’s h e a vy m e ttle c u rre n t m u sica l fads, b u t he has n e v e r h e s ita te d to b or ro w m usical fla v o rin g s i f it s u ite d his purp o se s. O n Mis­ B y B IL L H O L D S H IP 1st Oral tainstorm and Lewis S ta te N e w s R e vie w e r ( heap T ric k : H eaven T o n ig h t i E pic J E 35312) C heap T ric k h it last ye a r MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY B y R E G IN A L D T H O M A S S tate New* Reviewer -..term's next albu m Journey to The Light (Tabu J 7. .n o t a g re a t album . I t d oesn't shine o f in s ta n t sucrcess. ' illum in a te d w ith h it bound request o m a tic ja m s. It is w ith a g ig a n tic c ritic a l hang, a lth o u g h th e hand's rec e p tio n b y th e g en e ral p u b lic so fa r has been little m o re th a n a w h im f§ jE ¡S OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR CUMINTLY FILLED OR CANCELLED SECTION« AS OF 8t00 AJR. WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1978 STUDENTS ARE A D V IS E D TO A V O ID E N R O L L IN G IN THESE S EC TIO N S BECAUSE o verrun w ith m e d io crity. per. I say "so fa r " because the band is u nq u e stio n a b ly des THEY ARE C URRENTLY FILLED O R C A N C ELLED ■storm is a g ro u p fro m N o rth w e s t D e tr o it th a t, u n til last tin e d fo r s u p e rs ta rd o m , as th e y lie d local discos and n ig h tc lu b s . Som eone fro m RC A a re th e g re a te s t h ea vy m e ta l -c m and they pro d u ce d th e ir fir s t a lb u m e n title d liuunti. ro c k band o f th e '70s - a title DEP CRSE SEC TIO N DEP CRSE SECTION DEP CRSE S EC TIO N th a t th e y w ill no d ou b t c a rry r up toned d ow n th e w ild s ty le th a t ch a ra cte rize d th e ir in to th e n e x t decade. .?.m for th is new one. w h ic h is on a new la be l. T h e y ;>n w ith a s u p e r d is co -in d u cin g tu n e . In ste a d , th e y open -.idly re p e titio u s tu n e e n title d "W e re On o u r W a y H e a v y m e ta l a re w o rd s th a t I'm r a th e r h e s ita n t to use w hen w r itin g abo u t C heap T ric k , since th e te rm seem s to have ( ■ ATI COM ED 181 499 4 50 872 301 3 0 2 303 005 005 001 ENG G LG JRN LIN 436 321 201 410 001 006 0 0 3 004 001 MPH NE PSY 302 550 580 985 0 0 5 009 001 001 0 07 t-ne represents th e sound o f th e e n tire a lb u m , as th e 882 006 such n e g a tiv e c o n n o ta tio n s LO A 299 002 5W 868 001 V the same basic sound and beat on each succeeding 884 003 these days. B u t ju s t w h e n th e M E 311 004 k«r style leaves a lo t to be d e s ire d , and th is a lb u m lacks ■musical q u a lity . >."rm a p p a re n tly b e lie ve s th a t by p ro d u c in g an a lbu m g en re seem ed to be m ilk e d d ry by th e m o n o to n y o f T e d N u g e n t and his ilk . Cheap T r ic k com es ■ ¡most of the sam e q u a litie s o f th e ir la st a lb u m it w o u ld . jiN because th e y w a n t to s e ll it d oesn't m ean e v e ry o n e ■'buy it. ¡te in its re p e titio u s sound "O n O u r W’ av H o m e " does a lo n g w ith o rig in a l hooks, riffs , ly ric s , and hand im a ge to re c re a te a h ea vy m e ta l fresh ness. i w h ich g ive s th e m an abundance ■ J ir listener. U n fo rtu n a te ly it is to th e vo lu m e and cue h ere is a g em . T h e n u m b e rs C heap T r ic k 's h ea vy m e ta l is o f m usical influ en ce s. A n d ran g e fro m th e h a p p y g o -lu cky a v e ry m e lod ic ro c k n r o ll. Th e C heap T r ic k is lite ra lly a m elt "O n Th e R a d io ," a to n g u e in from ( HS is k e y b o a rd is t W e b s te r L e w is ' new release >00 '010 sta n d a rd c ritic a l clich e w hen in g pot o f m u sica l style s cheek a irw a v e s ode, to th e t it le lixes jazz and a fe w o th e r s ty le s to g e th e r. re v ie w in g th e band has been to e v e ry th in g fro m Th e Beach tra c k — one o f th o se classic JW hM y U v eiE p ic J E 35017) has m a n y nice easy lis te n in g co m p are th e ir m u sic to the Roys to Th e W h o can be heard h eavy m e ta l c h ille rs th a t can W h e n y o u it W ith h is b a c kg ro u n d in Jazz. Be Bop, gospel and m usical h a rd rock o f T h e Beat in th e ir sound. a c tu a lly te r r if y y o u , e sp e c ia lly Lewis has c re a te d a m a rk e ta b le c o m m o d ity th a t les on th e ir la te r L P s lik e the I 601«“ categorized. W h ite A lb u m and A b b e y R oad. A n d sp e a k in g o f T h e W ho. la te a t n ig h t a fte r one to o m a n y d o n ’t h a v e R ick N ie lson is C heap T r ic k ’s jo in ts . A sp e cial tr e a t is th e In fa ct. R o llin g S to n e called ow n ve rso n o f P ete T o w n sh en d . in clusio n o f R o y W o o d ’s " C a lif­ th e tim e ... C heap T r ic k ’s second L P "th e F irs t, his e c c e n tric p sych o tic o rn ia M a n ” fro m T h e M o ve ’s Iwli \l, U v e has a lit t le b it u f e v e ry th in g in it. L e w is re c o rd th a t Jo h n L e n n o n n e v e r H u n t/ H a ll looks m ake h im the S p lit E n d s L P — a p e rfe c t , the prottrj ,llh an °pbeat in s tru m e n ta l piece fe a tu rin g lo v e ly vocals m a de ." H o w e v e r, i t ’s also a m ost u n lik e ly ro c k s ta r since su m m e r so n g in th e m o ld o f vinj? on sitn I i , t KS ln to a n o th e r u p b e a t ja z z y tu n e b e fo re b re a k in g sta n d a rd clich e these d a y s to t! , iu nky “ T h e re ’s a H a p p y F e e lin g ." T h e t it le cu t T o w n sh en d . S econ d ly. N ielson "F u n , F u n , F u n ." s, the form i co m p are n e w e r bands to th e H Bv U v f ^ as fu n k y as a "H a p p y F e e lin g ." v ir tu a lly is C heap T ric k , com It's to o e a rly to say th is is i for them t l o ld e r seasoned pro s, and - p osing a lm ost a ll o f th e band’s C heap T r ic k 's best L P , a l­ ling one newI Ih U a is is not th e o n ly ke y b o a rd p la y e r in th e CBS fa m ily w ith th e release o f H eaven m a te ria l. H is ly ric s a re some o f th o u g h th e p ro d u c tio n is th e ir W K R P in C i an e xce llen t p iece o f w o rk , T o n ig h t — C heap T r ic k can now th e s tra n g e s t in re c e n t pop best. O ne p ro b le m I ’ve had is si comedy h i hansel’s V o y a g e r (Philadelphia International JZ be considered seasoned p ro s on h is to ry , and his m usic e xcels - d e c id in g w h ic h o f th e fir s t tw o redoubtable as tw o sides o f m e llo w ly m a d d e n in g ke yb o ard s, th e ir ow n. u su ally a M c C a rtn e y lik e angel L P s I lik e d b e s t, a n d H e aven John Housi j®*d hy fine vocals, role in Pap* | In less th a n a y e a r a nd a half, ic h a rm o n y th a t b u rs ts in to T o n ig h t o n ly co m p lic a te s m a t­ wtire second sid e has g re a t in s tru m e n ta l pieces. W ansel th e band has released th re e so lid p o w e r pop rock 'n ro ll. te rs - a r a th e r cheap tr ic k to V s version! 1S s"ulfu ll s y n th e s iz e r a n d pro d u ce s th e lo v e lie s t and s u p e rb a lbu m s, and each has M u lti voiced R obin Z a n de r p lay on a m u sic re v ie w e r. M y **>st music. re in fo rce d a sound w h ic h is p la y s R o g e r D a ltre y to N ie l ad v ice is to p ic k u p a ll th re e u n m is ta k a b ly th e ir o w n . W ith son’s Tow nshend w ith th e m ost L P s and th e n ca tch th e m a t th e th e e xce p tio n o f d ru m m e r B un v e rs a tile vocals in m u sic to d a y. R oyal O ak M u s ic T h e a te r on ta t cuts are " T im e is T h e T e a c h e r," th e t it le c u t, " I ’m in E . C a rlo s, w h o h a ils fro m H eaven T o n ig h t c o n tin u e s in Ju n e 20. I f yo u lik e h ea vy ■ M in io ns" a nd " L a tin L o v e r (L e t m e K n o w )." T h e o nly V enezuela, th e b an d m e m be rs C heap T ric k 's in im ita b le sty le . m e ta l, y o u ’ll lo v e C heap T ric k , ■at dues not say m u ch is th e o p e n in g cu t " A ll N ig h t w e re a ll e x p a tria te A m e ric a n A s th e ir fir s t L P lin e r notes and i f yo u lo ve ro c k 'n ro ll, m usicians w h o m et a n d fo rm e d said: "T h e band ju s t hasn't any C heap T r ic k is p ro b a b ly y o u r r ^ um does n o t re c e iv e a lo t o f a ir p la y on m a ny jazz in E u ro p e — an a dv an ta g e IV m a te ria l." and e v e ry tu n e band. P " 51 cn both W a nsel a n d ja z z fans w ill be th e v ic tim s o f a r f injustice. 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(ACROSS FROM EMILS EAST) ph. 485-2441 MICHAEL KLOCKEI S u p e r sta r s c o m p e titio n th is w eekem M S U h itte r s a r e u n h a p p y Form er Spartan trackm an D anny L it w h ite r, M S U ’s head b aseball coach, is p ro b a b ly one o f th e m ost respe cted m en in his p ro fe s s io n . T h e fo rm e r after his fo u rth straight win P hiladelphia P h illie s sta n d o u t has an in n o v a tiv e m in d and a keen sense o f th e gam e. By JE R R Y B R A U D E “ T a k in g a w a y th e ro w in g e v e n t w ill also h u r t ." But these th in g s d o n 't seem to m ean so m u ch i f y o u c a n 't g e t S ta te N e w * S p o rts W r it e r S te e le sa id . respesct fro m y o u r p la y e rs . L y n n H e n n in g , o f th e L a n s in g S ta te The C h a rity S u p e rs ta rs c o m p e titio n in 'T h e c o m p e titio n b e g in s 4 p .m . S a tu rd a v w ith Jo u rn a l, w ro te on th e m a tte r in h is co lu m n W e d n e sd a y , and he E a s t L a n s in g th is w e e k e n d m a y n o t be o n th e th e te n n is e v e n t and fin is h e s w ith b o w lin g a t 7 h it on th e key w o rd — co m m u n ica tio n . sam e le v e l as th e R o tu n d a S u p e rs ta rs c o m p e titio n p .m . S u n d a y. S everal p layers have c o n fid e d th is y e a r th a t L itw h ile r a n d h is on A B C . b u t it is s t ill ta k e n s e rio u s ly b y th e to p T h e o th e r e v e n ts a re 50 y a r d fre e s ty le long tim e a ssistan t coach. F ra n k P e lle rin , a re to o f a r in th e p a s t, c o m p e tito rs . s w im m in g , g o lf, te n n is , w e ig h tliftin g and poo l he p layers said th e tw o coaches ju s t ca n ’t re la te w ith th e m en In th e fir s t tw o y e a rs o f th e c o m p e titio n , c a rs s h o o tin g . T h e a th le te s can choose u p to seven o f on th e team . w e re a w a rd e d to th e w in n e rs . L a s t y e a r, th e th e te n e v e n ts . A fo rm e r p itc h e r fo r t he S p a rta n s sa id th a t w h e n he w a s o n th e w in n e r's p riz e w as S i.200. T h is y e a r, th e p riz e s m a y not be as m u ch , b u t H a s le tt H ig h S chool. P a r M o r G o lf C o u rse and ■am. th e gen e ral s e n tim e n t o f th e p la y e rs w as th a t a s s is ta n t coach Tom S m ith should be g iv e n th e head jo b . H o lid a y Lan e s a re p ro v id in g th e fa c ilitie s w ith o u t c o o rd in a to r R ich M a u ry e n c o u ra g e d s tu d e n ts a nd c h a rg e . The reasons th e p itc h e r gave w e re : one. th e te a m th o u g h t i t fa c u lty to e n te r th e c o n te s t fo r a g ood tim e a n d a c o n trib u tio n to a w o rth y cause. S te e le fe e ls th e S u p e rs ta r c o m p e titio n g iv e s as tim e fo r some n ew hloo d , a nd tw o , p la y e rs p u t o u t fo r S m ith h im a g o a l to shoot fo r. hen th e y p layed on his J Y sq u ad ; th e y lik e d b e in g coached b y m. H a lf o f th e $20 e n tr y fee w ill go to th e S p e cia l O ly m p ic s F u n d . T h e a m o u n t o f p riz e m o n e y w ill " T h e r e is a lw a y s good c o m p e titio n , and I'm S till, it's p re tty h a rd to k n o ck a coach w h o has b ro u g h t lo o k in g fo rw a rd to i t . " he said. e x c itin g b aske tb all back to th e sch o o l. In th e la st fe w y e a rs . dep e n d on th e n u m b e r o f e n trie s , w h ic h w ill be accepted u n til noon S u n d a y. In past y e a rs , S te e le sa id , th e c o m p e titio n has u dents w o u ld go past K ob s F ie ld , s to p fo r a fe w in n in g s , g e t b een in la te Ju n e a fte r th e e nd o f s p rin g te rm . bored and leave. A fe w changes in e v e n ts have b een m a de th is S'oteNe*. T h is y e a r th in g s w e re d iffe re n t. W ith th e e x c itin g h ittin g and y e a r in an a tte m p t to m a ke th e c o m p e titio n less "W e ra n th e c o m p e titio n e a rly th is y e a r in hope F o r m e r M S C tra c k sta n d ou t B o b Ste e le b o i. t. the w e igh t, over hi. he.d h J p itc h in g o f th e S p a rta n s, y o u kn e w th e y w e re n e v e r o u t o f a tra c k o rie n te d . W ith th e tr a c k o rie n ta tio n in past o f g e ttin g m o re o f th e k id s to c o m p e te ." he said. h i. w in in the S u p e r t U r . C o m p e titio n laat June. Steele i, the only p ,rl„ j gam e. T h e fin a l hom e g am e o f th e season a g a in s t M ic h ig a n w a s a S u p e rs ta rs , fo rm e r M S U 440 y a r d h u rd le s ta n d 'T h e v a r s ity a th le te s ca n ’t c o m p e te b ecause th e re h a . e v e r w o n the co m p e titio n in ita sh o rt lo u r ye a r h isto ry He e xp erts to g l pectacle. Th e place w as packed — e ve n th o u g h th e re w as a o u t B ob S te ele has b een v ic to rio u s in th e fir s t is m o n e y in v o lv e d . T h e re a re som e g ood a th le te s a to u gh b attle th is y e a r since the e v e n t is n ot so truck-oriented. o h ou r ra in d ela y. th re e y e a rs o f th e c o m p e titio n . a ro u n d th e IM B u ild in g th a t w e h oped w o u ld com e E ven th o u g h th e S p a rta n s b ow e d o u t in th e N C A A d o w n , b u t so fa r th is h a s n 't been th e ca se ." to u rn a m e n t, th e y b ro u g h t a little e x c ite m e n t to s p rin g s p o rts a t "T h e y a re le a n in g m o re to w a rd th e s k ill "U olp has been tr a in in g p r e t ty h a rd and sh o uld "S C . s p o rts ," S te e le s a id . “ I h a v e been p la y in g m o re o f F o r m e r M S I A ll A m e ric a n s a fe ty B ra d V an be u p th e r e th is y e a r . " M a u ry sa id . c o m p e titio n as th e re had been in i B ut i f th in g s a re as bad b e tw e e n L itw h ile r and th e te a m as th e s k ille d s p o rts m y s e lf so I 'm lo o k in g fo r w a rd to P e lt, now an A ll P ro lin e b a c k e r fo r th e N ew a lso feels th a t th e re should he some ( al F o x a nd e x M ic h ig a n q u a rte rb a c k M a rk it. T h e y w ill s t ill h a v e th e 100 y a r d d a s h , and so I ^ o r k G ia n ts , w ill be one o f th e " n a m e " a th le te s I f T o m Jam ieson comes hack, it some p layers have in d ica te d , yo u have to w o n d e r h ow M S U K lz in g a , w ho b acke d u p D e n n is F r a n k lin and R ick s t ill w ill be lo o k in g fo rw a rd to t h a t. " c o m p e tin g . clo s e r because he gave me a ould have done if th e re had been b e tte r te a m u n ity . Iseach. a re a lso e x p e c te d to g iv e S te e le a to u e h b a ttle . y e a rs a g o ." S teele said. " I also m>. n m y o pin io n, a t le ast, th e a n s w e r is n 't to b rin g in a n ew T h e ch a ng e s a re a b a s k e tb a ll s h o o tin g c o n te s t M a u ry b e lie ve s th a t R ic k J a m ie s o n , w h o g e t som e people fro m campus t o .. coach. In ste a d , a lit t le m o re e ffo r t needs to be p u t fo r th b y T h e re w ill be som e o ld e r g e n tle m e n th a t w ill in ste a d o f th e h a lf-m ile ru n , v a r ia tio n in th e fin is h e d th ir d la st y e a r a fte r le a d in g th e p ack at w e can g e t a good annual return I w h ile r and P e lle rin to re la te to th e p la y e rs . be c o m p e tin g ju s t to h a v e a g ood tim e .” M a u ry o b s ta cle co u rs e to m a ke i t less tra c k o rie n te d , and th e e n d o f th e fir s t d a y . a n d fo rm e r M S U B ut it s not a one w a y s tre e t. T w o o f th e p la y e rs w h o in d ica te d s a id . B u t I m s u re th e re w ill be som e se rio u s " I t ’s not a ca ke w a lk in ju st tm a n ew a rc h e ry e v e n t because th e re w a s n o place A ll A m e ric a n hocke y p la y e r S te v e U o lp w ill g iv e th e ir d isp le a su re w e re p eople w h o d id n 't see as m uch a c tio n as c o m p e titio n lik e in th e y e a rs p a s t.” g o in g . In D e ce m be r it looked ¡ike ; a v a ila b le to hold a ro w in g c o n te s t. S te e le th e to u g h e s t c o m p e titio n . th e y fe lt th e y s hould have. I t m a y have been m o re th a n ju s t so u r S te e le sa id he h a s n ’t been tr a in in g fo r th e to be p u lle d o ff." grapes, it m ay not have been. In a n y case, th e a th le te s have to p u t fo rth some e ffo r t to s e ttle th e d iffe re n c e s . In L itw h ile r and P e lle rin . M S U has tw o peo p le w h o ‘LASH’ AND TIGER’ MEET IN CHALLENGE u nd e rsta n d th e g am e o f baseb a ll and a re a lw a y s t r y in g to com e up w ith w a ys to help th e te a m . "E a g le " P e lle rin is k n o w n fo r h is b io rh y th m c h a rts and L itw h ile r has m a rk e te d se v e ra l d iffe r e n t Charity Superstai] b aseball in n o v a tio n s to h e lp in co aching th e gam e. B u t. p erh a ps a lit t le less tim e s h o u ld be s p e n t on th o se e nd e a vo rs and a lit t le m o re tim e on c o m m u n ic a tin g w ith and g e ttin g to kn o w th e p la y e rs as people. IM’s All-Nighter set fo r Friday times and placesj A n d i f th a t happens, w ith a ll th e ta le n t M S U has r e tu rn in g a ro u n d i t . " sa id R uss R iv e t, B y C H E R Y L F IS H 9 p .m . ( ’ . P a tric " L a s h " L a rro w e th e w a ll o f th e poo l. n e x t y e a r, it's e x c itin g to th in k a bo u t w h a t co u ld be. SUPER STAR SSC H ED U LE so cia l d ire c to r o f IM s p o rts . A n n w ill c h a lle n g e " T ig e r " Ja ck S tu d e n ts , s ta ff a n d fa c u lty SATURDAY: G an a ka s is c h a irp e rs o n o f th e B re s lin to a p a d d le b a ll gam e. T h e rea so n fo r th e lim it on can e n jo y an e v e n in g o f p o o lsid e la t H a s le tt H ig h ) e v e n t and J o y c e A rn o ld is s p o rts and g y m n a s iu m space is a c tiv itie s and in d o o r s p o rts 6 :3 0 p .m . a s s is tin g . "W e p la y e v e ry y e a r a n d h e ’s d ue to th e s e ttin g up o f s u m m e r Basketball s b e fo re fin a ls w e e k , d u r in g th e 8 a .m . w o n . b u t I ’ve b een n a r r o w in g it r e g is tra tio n . S w im m ing Basketball playoffs set; th ir d a n n u a l In tr a m u ra l A ll- N ig h te r F r id a y fro m 8 :3 0 p .m . S w im m in g , in n e r tu b e races a n d d iv in g w ill be h e ld th ro u g h d o w n ." L a r r o w e sa id . "I h a v e a “ I th in k it's a tim e to le t y o u r SUNDAY: ta t H a s le tt H ig h 1 to 2 a .m . a t th e M e n ’s IM . fe e lin g th a t th is is th e y e a r I'll o u t th e e v e n in g . In a d d itio n to 10 a .m . Tennis final close th e g ap and fo rg e ahe a d to h a ir d o w n b e fo re fin a ls , to e n jo y th e se p oo lsid e a c tiv itie s , th re e 11:30 a .m . finals slated for Friday L a s t y e a r ’s all n ig h te r w a s a tre m e n d o u s success, d ra w in g o n th re e b a s k e tb a ll m a tch e s v ic t o r y . " he a d d e d w ith a g rin . th e fa c ilitie s and h a v e fu n ." he said. 12:30 a .m . 100 ya rd dash A rc h e ry w ill ta k e place in g y m o n e and L a r r o w e w ill ju d g e th e 1:30 p .m . O bstacle cours»* 1.500 p e o p le . T h e e v e n t is The M ason A b b o t, P h illip s p .m . F rid a y . p a d d le ra q u e th a ll to u rn a m e n ts " L a s h " L a r r o w e lo ok a lik e con T h e co st fo r th e e v e n in g is $1 ta t P a r - M o rs P a r 3 C ourse) s p o nsore d b y th e In tr a m u ra l S ny de r S p rin g b a s k e tb a ll T h e sem i fin a ls w ill be a t 5 w ill be h e ld as w e ll. A ll s p o rts te s t a t 11 p .m . and p ro ce e d s w ill g o to s u p p o rt 1:30 p .m . G olf D e p a rtm e n t a n d s p o rts clu b s. league is h o ld in g its season w ill be co -re c. IM s p o rts and c lu b p ro g ra m s . la t H o lid a y Lanes) and 6 to n ig h t and a ll gam es w ill " E v e ry o n e ca m e in and e n d in g p lay offs w ith th e cham P riz e s fo r a ll e v e n ts w ill be A ll s tu d e n ts , fa c u lty and s ta ff 3 p .m . be p la y e d on th e o u ts id e b a s k e t­ flo c k e d to th e p o o l. T h a t’s w h y p ion sh ip game scheduled fo r 6 T h e m u sic w ill be p ro v id e d by a ll- n ig h te r T - s h ir ts , w h ic h fea b a ll c o u rt n e x t to M a so n A b b o t. th is y e a r ’s a c tiv itie s w ill c e n te r m e m b e rs a re w e lco m e, a nd m a y 5 :3 0 p .m . W M S N a n d b e g in a t 11 a .m . A t tu r e a la rg e o w l p e e k in g o v e r b rin g a g u e st. 7 p .m . I Ml(h,gati s to le N e w s . E o» t L o n s in g . M ic h in n n L / ’. S L _ m m S K ID W IT H F I » < .T W ¡N B ak er la n d s jo b w ith T ig e r s 1 gKlHRR L. SHOOK w h en Maker m ade his m a jo r was ail IH lh ro u n d o f th e N e w J 1 1'l W r i le r league d e ln il M ay 25. g iv in g up B a k e r, w h o has an in o ffe n ­ said B aker, s p o rtin g an ice pack T o rk M e ls w hen he got o ut o f ju s t a ru n on e ig h t h its in six sive k in d o f b ra sh c o n fid e n ce , is on his rig h t e lb o w as a p re v e n ­ I m " 1'1 i l 1T " , " ' T o « n igh school in 1971. ■ jij,, i fnid a jo b in 1975, and one t h irrl in ning s. w e ll re g a rd e d b y th e T ig e r s ’ tiv e m easure. “ I t ’s a m a tte r o f r , ch, hander S te v e Hak IB* d id n 't sig n “ a nd q u it fo r o rg a n iza tio n . th ro w in g th e b a ll w ro n g . I ju s t t r y to th ro w seven K ll(bilv r steady e m p lo y a y e a r because I d id n ’t feel lik e g is s l in n in g s ,•' Maker said. I hey say th e h a rd th r o w e r -ht' I tel n u t T im ers. p la y in g . I d id n 't d o m u ch o f has a chance to f it r ig h t in w ith “You th ro w th e b a ll w ro n g , I hat s w h al th e h u llp e n is for. a n y th in g , so I cam e back to th e lik e s o f M a rk “ T h e B ir d ’’ you re goin g to g e t a so re a rm . I f I ra n go seven good innings, «hu had w on a ^ ar<* ju n io r co lle g e .” I t s a m a tte r o f m echanics. I ¡_ ihree p ro fe ssio n a l keep th e gam e close, I fig U n . H d ry c h , D a ve R ozem a, Ja ck I ve done my joh. M o rris and B ob S y k e s - a ll don 't kn o w w h a t th e deal is on !' M Ins firs t m a jo r B a ltim o re d id n 't g et a h it o ff sore a rm s a ro u n d h ere , b u t I I urH itiiy n iffh l B a k e r fo r fo u r a nd one th ir d o u ts ta n d in g yo u n g p itc h e rs It was a good m ove to take don t plan on g e ttin g one.” in n in g s , u n til B illy S m ith rip p roduced by th e D e tr o it scout C L i l ■< - me o ut and [nit M ille r in M ille r in g and fa rm sys te m s o v e r th e ' ¿ o n .ik w ith seven peri a one o ut s in g le o v e r fir s t D e tro it gave its n e w e st w o n ­ d id a h e llu v a jo h ," said Maker, p ast th r e e o r fo u r year®. h it h i l l in basem an Jason T h o m p so n in to d e r tw o seco n d-in nin g ru n s . w ho s tru c k o ut seven h a tte rs ui rig h t fie ld w ith one o u t in th e The 1 ig e rs ’ b ra ss hopes, S ingles b y S te ve K e m p , M ilt | , . ir ,.s.r H .illin m rr. his seven in n in g s and now has fifth . one o f his Mi m a jo r le agre h o w e v e r, he d ties n o t com e u p M a y and T im C o rc o ra n ’s s a c ri­ L |jii H.iilrntiMV p inch h il a w ith a so re a rm lik e th re e o f fice fly to c e n te r g o t th e fir s t in n in g s o f e xpe rie n ce. 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A P h il M a n k o w s k i sin g le pick up a t h ir d in n in g ru n on J"',,!,; ,i a i.rh m y m a rg in M aker, th ir d g e n e ra tio n ol a w ith . and A la n T ra m m e ll’s R B I tw o o f th e fo u r w a lk s B a ke r I Jin H iller re tire d th e g ro u n d e r to th ir d g o t th e o th e r p u b lis h in g fa m ily th a t ow ns and issue, an e r r o r b y c e n te r fie ld e r T u 'ij.l .;x k i l l e r - It was o p e ra te s th e H e g is tc r tiu a r d in " I had a lo t o f sore a rm s — across. r.h .im It.iltirim re heat Bon {¿»Flore and L a rry Har e v e ry p itc h e r does — b u t m ost his h o m e to w n o f E ugene, O re.. lo w 's sa c rific e flv . o f th e m w e re in h ig h sch o o l," looser Nelson B rile s , 1-4, g a v e up singles to C orcora n , M a n k o w s ki and T ra m m e ll fo r th e T ig e rs ' th ir d r u n in th e fo u rth before bein g re lie v e d by \Rozema joins ‘ CClub T ip p y M a rtin e z , w h o g a v e up th e fin a l tw o T ig e r ru n s in th e s ix th w hen C o rcora n sin g le d and R o drig u ez h it h is th ir d 1 11,1 I 1'1' 1' Ib tfe m a has jo iu e il t he I le t n u t T ig e rs hom e ru n o f th e season. B u t th e I t " / c in a s.ud. d e liv e rin g an a ccurate d re s s in g room le n g th toss o f .it,if w ill m m a l least th e n ext tvs., weeks „1 gam e re a lly belonged to B a k e r. his ro lle d up socks Wi t h his le ft hand Might now I ' ve g ot ail th e s ta r te rs I n e e d ," said M a n a g e r H a lp h cm e x a m in a tio n fo r th e achin g rig h t sh ou ld er T h e 6-fo o t-1, 185-pound B a k­ "u k . w ho is p itc h in g M ilt W ilc o x . J im S la to n . Jack M lllin g h a m , 1] I;,III out Ilf th e gam e m id w a y th ro u g h his Iasi tw o e r had a non ro s te r tr y o u t w ith , a .enls T he m y s te rio u s s tiffe n in g o f his rig h t " k rs a m l S" ' VI' b a k e r So I sh ould he a hle to g ive Rosie th e D e tr o it in s p rin g tra in in g , th e n rest he n ee ds." - ■- has also caused th e second y e a r p itc h e r to skip at g ot o ff to a 4 0 s ta r t w ith a 1.88 u e cn re ce n t app ea ra n ces. , , l'" k M o rris , a n o th e r I le ir o it p itc h e r plag u ed by a sore a rm . has E R A and tw o s h u to u ts fo r • 1 shot and to ld me to co n tin u e my exercise " ' " l ' li " " " his last t w, , tim e s out and Mouk is h o p efu l of E v a n s v ille in th e A m e ric a n A s ­ w o rk in g him hack , r it „ the s ta r tin g ro ta tio n if one o f th e c u rre n t socia tio n. ■ w. ak and they w a nt me to h m ld it' hack u p ." m e m b ers fa lte rs . M onon u cleo sis lim ite d h im to a 4 5 m a rk fo r M o n tg o m e ry in Super Softball Saturday’ is com ing th e D o ub le A S o u th e rn Lea g u e last season a fte r a 5-4 fir s t y e a r w ith L a k e la n d o f th e C lass A F lo rid a S ta te L eague. out in fu ll fo rce Sal u n la y . fiu t don't go searching 11 I..IM L.ifm ug. and M nuvespeaker. Rulihy ( rim . I ) D a viso n , alon g ,m t h e y 'll o n ly he at Kobs f ield wi t h severs, local m edia p e rs o n a litie s . 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T h e T ig e rs signed B a k e r : c o iM n u n itv s e rv ic e p ro te cts I ’ h a r le s ,: b in R je w a id . p re s id e n t o f th e V a rs ity d u b . said th e re is a in M a y o f 1976 — ju s t b e a tin g o') p er,', lit chance t hat K a n in "M a g ic ” Jo hnson and G re g K e ls e r th e Ju n e fre e a gent d ra ft b y a , ic h n ty side w ill be such w e ll kn ow n s as R alph fe w w eeks. wi l l also be p resent at th e gam e o r T e rry R ra v e rm a n . M S I' assistant fo o tb a ll Women's b a s k e tb a ll coach K a re n l.a n g e la n d , S aturday s gam e wi l l tie d ire c tly fo llo w in g a 12:3(1 p .m . p icn ic “ T h e reason I sig n ed w ith ! 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W e 'v e J««hn U e rte l a nd VVa yn e C o u n ty C o m m issio n e r B u lle ts ’ o v e rtim e w in b e fo re a T h e loss b ro k e th e S onics’ th e se rie s a t tw o g am es apiece. surp asse d t h a t." re c o rd b re a k in g c ro w d a t S ea t­ 21 g am e w in n in g s tre a k at T h e a ll tim e re c o rd is 41.163 » ill file a la w s u it c la im in g th a t th e P o n tia c T he S onics and th e B u lle ts tle ’s K in g d o m e T u e sd a y should hom e. d ra w n to th e H o u s to n A s tr o ­ ' th e D e tr o it L io n s , th e N a tio n a l F o o tb a ll re tu r n to th e m o re fa m ilia r "« th re e m a jo r te le v is io n n e tw o rk s have d en ie d get r id o f th e B u lle ts ’ re p u ta ­ " I d o n 't kn o w w h a t th e heck d om e in 1969 fo r an NBA co nfin es o f th e 14,098-seat S ea t­ •" mm ' th e g am es to th o se in d iv id u a ls in M ich ig a n tio n fo r c h o k in g in th e b ig ones. tu rn e d it. " said W a sh in g to n d ou b le h e a d e r. tle C e n te r C o lise u m f o r th e > iw w h e re th e g am es a re blacke d o u t. " I t says a w h o le lo t a bout Coach D ic k M o tta . " I d o know "O v e rtim e is ju s t a n o th e r t ilt h gam e o f th e se rie s on th e B u lle ts ," sa id th e B u lle ts ’ w e p la y e d th e la st q u a rte r-a n d p e rio d , ju s t a n o th e r p a r t o f th e F rid a y . A k h ille s o f A k e r s H a ll de t it le g am e w a s p la y e d , w it h the s u rp ris e h ero . " I ’d p re fe r n o t to a -h a lf lik e w e d id in th e p re v i­ c.um-s a re b la cke d o u t i f th e gam e is not d e cla re d a g am e, sa id Jo h n so n w hen G am e fiv e is sch ed uled fo r fea ted ils o n ’s W o o d s to c k b y a R a zorba cks o f H u b b a rd fa cing ta lk a bo u t h is to r y . T h e B u lle ts ous p la y o ff s e rie s ." ■f' b efo re g am e tim e . a sked a b o u t w h e th e r n e rve s F rid a y in S e a ttle at 9 p .m . score o f 5 3 in th e fir s t flig h t M o jo s o f H o ld e n . a re a su p e r c lu b . T h e B u lle ts o f '■H' o f th e g am es have a d e fin ite e ffe ct on th e re sid en ce h a ll in tr a m u r a l fin a l W ils o n 's W y v e rn tro u n c e d to d a y a re th e E a s te rn N B A v:nT t h e re a re o u tle ts fo r a ll th re e m a jo r te le v is io n T u e s d a y . T h e y w e re d o w n 2 1 Bozo H a ve n o f W e st Shaw, c h a m p io n s." ! u 'f w ith in th e b la c k o u t area. T h e v a re : L a n sin g 's < US. Ja ck s o n 's W 1LX TV . 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C O M P U IE R C H E C K E R S T O S T A Y G rocery ch eck o u t c o d e r e s u lts m ix e d Lighting back( B y M IC H A E L R O D D Y I t w as h aile d b y th e g ro c e ry in d u s try as th e b e s t th in g sin ce th e sh o pp in g c a rt. I t w as d am n e d b y co n su m e r g ro u p s as a n o th e r e ffo r t in tro d u c e d , U P C s h a v e a p p a re n tly n o t e lim in a te d a n y jo b s . T h is can p rim a r ily be a ttr ib u te d t o a s ta te la w w h ic h w e n t in to e ffe c t Ja n . 1. 1977 re g u la tin g r e ta ile r s ’ use o f th e m a ch in e s. U n d e r th e la w re ta ile r s m u s t lis t ite m s th e y ch oose n o t to " It had no e ffe c t on o u r s y s te m because w e n e v e r re m o v e d in d iv id u a l p ric in g ." sa id R ay A h lg re n , e le c tro n ic s s y s te m s c o o rd in a to r. "C h a th a m a lso a lw a y s has had u n it p r ic in g ." fo r local ,strpJ b y b ig business to s w in d le th e co n su m er. in d iv id u a lly p ric e , such as ite m s o n sa le . R e ta ile rs m u s t p o s t a sig n One o f s to re o w n e rs ’ best d efe nse s o f th e s y s te m w a s a p ric e I t is th e c o m p u te rize d s y s te m fo r g ro c e ry ch e cko u ts in v o lv in g B jS t . S A N M k R IK ss in th e a re a o f th e s to re w h e re th e p ro d u c t is so ld in d ic a tin g p ric e s re d u c tio n . scanners th a t can re a d th o se fu n n y lit t le lin e s th a t a p p e a r o n ju s t M a te . V wh S u ff U r;. a b o u t e v e ry th in g , k n o w n as th e U n iv e rs a l P ro d u c t C ode. an d d e s c rip tio n s . 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B u t. a D e tr o it ( hat ham g ro c e ry s to re r e p o rte d not b e in g and less employe«» h o u rs . G ra n d R iv e r A v e n u e . C o n tra ry to w o rrie s o f som e c a sh ie r u nio n s w h en th e s y s te m w as a d v e rs e ly a ffe c te d b y th e n ew la w . T h e s a v in g s v a r y fro m 15 to 35 p e rc e n t d e p e n d in g u po n th e ty p e A c c o rd in g to b lu e p rin ts d ra w n in ih c [ o f s y s te m a s to re had b e fo re th e s w itc h o v e r ." he a dd e d . a nd L ig h t.th e s tre e t lig h ts w o u ld be place,) D e s p ite r e ta ile r s ' g e n e ra l d is lik e o f th e re g u la to ry la w . th e re is in te rv a ls a lo n g th e n o rth and south side. , m e d ia n . little d o u b t th a t U P C s a rt* h e re to s ta y . Area students meet with Milliken R e ta il o u tle ts o f a ll k in d s a re a d o p tin g c o m p u te r re g is te rs , th e fir s t s te p to w a rd U P C s. M c D o n a ld s has th e m in its L a n s in g and H o lt re s ta u ra n ts , w ith T h e c o u n c il has set a lim n on lam p no e n e rg y be w a ste d . ...... A t th e w o rk session, co u ncil :,|s,. , B y N A N C Y R O G 1ER a ssistan t p ro fe s so r o f jo u rn a lis m , in c o o p e ra tio n w ith ta n s in g area E ast L a n s in g o u tle ts c o n s id e rin g b u y in g th e m . c o n s id e ra tio n o f a p p lic a tio n s f„ r cm I, „ in i' S ta te N e w t S ta ff W r ite r schools. A su re s ig n o f th e fa st a p p ro a c h in g d e m is e o f th e m a n u a l cash th e a p p lic a tio n d e a d lin e had passed " In a special press co n fe ren ce fo r a re a h ig h school s tu d e n ts S tu d e n ts fro m E v e re tt, H ill and E a s te rn h ig h sch o o ls m e t w ith re g is te r is t h a t th e m a ch in e s u p p lie rs a re p h a s in g th e m o u t o f th e ir W ednesday. G ov. W illia m M illik e n fie ld e d q u e s tio n s on to p ics th e g o v e rn o r in a session d e s ig n e d to e n c o u ra g e m in o r ity s tu d e n ts se le ctio n s to r e ta ile r s . It w as su g g e ste d th a t board „ , m„ . . sp a nn in g fro m th e M o n te G e ra lds a nd E a rl N e lso n sca n d als to his to p u rs u e c a re e rs ¡n jo u rn a lis m . S avag e said one rea so n th e T r o w b r id g e S ho p R ite s to re b o u g h t a tte n d a n c e fig u re s fo r those seekmc ■, - “ lo w p ro file ” g o v e rn o rs h ip . C ro w d e d in to th e g o v e rn o r’s p re ss ro o m , th e s tu d e n ts asked th le c tro n ic re g is te r s w a s th a t h is s u p p lie r d id n o t h a v e m a n u a l p re s e n te d to r co u ncil co n side ra tio n A b o u t 30 jo u rn a lis m and g o v e rn m e n t s tu d e n ts a ske d th e q u e stio n s on issues m a in ly c o n c e rn in g y o u n g p eo p le, such as th e ones q uestions in a new s conference co n du cted b y S u n le y S o ffin , M S U co n tin u e d o n p age 20' Presidential rating scale discussed Ü r f B V B t t ß M O f lt H E n d S s lf il Th e pn rree csiH id ee nnttia io ll M i r r k and search an ti Pa C a lp tetc g ortric rie si iin c luI d en d in ithk e. e n n lrl ilead could a n A tot., th t!,.. e . .xp v . an , . »sio , ...» n of M S U s ro le as a la nd I ™ ■ sele ctio n c o m m itte e W e dn e s­ d r a f t w e re th e c a n d id a te ’s re c th e se ca te g o rie s > in clud e I g ra n t in s titu tio n and th e fa r day discussed a d r a ft o f a r a tin g o rd and p o te n tia l as a n aca j o r th e m e s such as th e la re a c h in g goals o f th e U n iv e rs scale fo r p ro s p e c tiv e candi d e m ic le a d e r, a d m in is tr a to r g ra n t p h ilo so p hy and a ffir r it y. dates. a nd in a re p re s e n ta tio n a l ro le . tiv e a c tio n , both >f w h ic h , B oth th a t d o c u m e n t a n d th e T h e c o m m itte e d e b a te d th e I t a lso w ill e x a m in e th e ca n di b rie fly co ve re d in th e d ra ft. r a tin g scale w e re se n t back to inclusio n o f v a rio u s asp ects o f d a te 's u n d e rs ta n d in g , a p p re ­ T h e c o m m itte e also discus th e ir in d iv id u a l s u b c o m m itte e s th e p re s id e n tia l jo b d e s c rip tio n , c ia tio n a n d c o m m itm e n t to aca a d r a ft o f th e p re a m b le t the fo r re v is io n to be p re s e n te d to p a rtic u la rly th e c a te g o rie s in ­ d e m ic va lu es. p re s id e n tia l jo b d e s c rip t it th e c o m m itte e a t th e J u n e 6 clu d ed in th e r a tin g scale. D iscu ssio n b y th e c o m m itte e T h e p re a m b le p rim a r ilj m e e tin g . A NN UAL SCHOOL ELECTION (U)PIONEER EfiU Quality 40 Watt AM/FM Stereo Syste N O T IC E O F A N N U A L E L E C T IO N O F T H E E L E C T O R S O F S C H O O L D IS T R I C T O F T H E C I T Y OF E A S T L A N S I N G • f e a t u r e s t h e P i o n e e r S X 5 5 0 A M / F M S t e r e o r e c e i v e r fo r a m p le p o w e r . ? o ‘ IN G H A M A N D C L IN T O N C O U N T IE S , M IC H IG A N w a t t s p e r c h a n n e l , n u n R M S in t o 8 o h m s fr o m 2 0 - 2 0 .0 0 0 H z w ith n o m o r e tr u e T O BE H E LD 0 .3 / b to t a l h a r m o n i c d i s t o r t i o n • p a i r o f 2 - w a y s p e a k e r s y s t e m s • B S R tu rn ta b le w ith b a s e , d u s t c o v e r a n d m a g n e t i c c a r t r i d g e • y o u 'll l o v e th is s y s t e m JU N E 12, 1978 T O T H E E L E C T O R S O F T H E S C H O O L D IS T R I C T : P R E C IN C T N O . 15 P le o w T o k , N o t ic , th o t l b . A n n u a l E I» c t,o n ol th . S ch o o l V o t in g p lo c e M c D o n e l H a l l M S U N O T E . In o d d .t .o n i 0 C ity o f E a s t l o n s m g r e s id e n ts w h o n o r m a ll y v o t e m P r e c in c t N o 15 t h is 249“ D is tr ic t w i ll b , h * l d o n M o n d a y , J u n # 12 1976 in I h . S c h o o l p r e c in c t is f o r M e r i d ia n T o w n s h ip v o t e r s liv in g ,n H o lm e s Me D is tr ic t. D o n e l a n d O w e n H a lls M S U A K A I F ro n t L o a d C a s s e tte T *t a i d B e lt D fiJ P R E C IN C T N O . 16 ’ HE PO LLS O f E L E C T IO N W IL L O P E N A T 7 0 0 O C L O C K A M V o t in g P lo c e A u d i t o r i u m MSU F u l l y A u t o m a t i c T u rn ta f A N O C LO S E A T 8 : 0 0 O C L O C K . P V P R E C IN C T N O . 17 World’s Greatest A t t h . A n n u a l S c h o o l E lo c h o n t h » r , w i ll b e . lo c l w d m e m b e r s to t h e B o a rd o f E d u c a t io n o t t h e d is tr ic t (o r l u ll t e r m ! tw o 2 V o t in g P la c e U n io n B a llr o o m MSU P R E C IN C T N O . 18 • dolby noise reduction CBBase-40 Channel 49S8 o f f o u r (4 ) y e a r s e n d in g in 1 9 8 3 THE F O L L O W IN G P E R S O N S H A V E S E E N N O M IN A T E D T O FILL V o t in g P lo c e B a ile y S c h o o l 3 0 0 B o ile y S t r e e t P R E C IN C T N O . 19 tape selector pause control • auto stop switch Radiotelephone • electronically control­ S U C H V A C A N C IE S V o t in g P la c e U n t v e r s .- y C h r ,s h o rt C h u r r h 310 N o rth H o g o d o rn led D C motor • multiplex R ood filter » C S 7 0 2 D D a v id H B r o g a n P R E C IN C T N O . 2 0 M a ry W Thoden le e Row e R o b ert E W e n n e r V o t in g P lo c e M o r h n L u th e r S t u d e n t C e n t e r 4 4 , A b b o tt R o o d P R E C IN C T N O . 21 V o t in g P lo c e B a t le y S c h o o l 3 0 0 B o ,le y S t r e e t 139“ ■ U m tostil TH E V O T IN G P LA C E S A R E A S F O L L O W S : P R E C IN C T N O . 2 2 V o t in g P lo c e M a r b l e S c h o o l 7 2 9 N o r t h H o g o d o r n R o a d In -D a s h A M /F M I L a f a y e t t e P ip -! P R E C IN C T N O . 2 3 Cassette Auto Reveise • professional features include oversized easy to-read L E D digit.i C a r/V a n S peal P R E C IN C T N O . 1 channel indicator • four 3' illuminated meters provide continuous V oting Ploce MacDonald M iddle School 1601 Bu.rhom Dove V o t in g P la c e S p o r to n V i ll a g e S c h o o l. 1 4 6 0 M i d d l e v o le R o a n monitoring of standing wave ratio (S W R i plate current (or sw tc h P R E C IN C T N O . 2 4 to R F power output) percentage of modulation and receive P R E C IN C T N O . 2 nal strength • switchabie automatic noise limiter • noise V o t in g P lo c e U n ite d M in is tr ie s in H ig h e r E d u c a tio n 111 8 S o u th V oting Ploce St Thomos A quinos School 915 A lto n Rood blanker • m icrophone qain control • SW R • calibrate con n o r r is o n A v e n u e . P R E C IN C T N O . 2 5 trol • delta tune • front panel headphone lack • oversize V o t in g P la c e W h it e h , lls S c h o o l 621 P e b b le b r o o k L a n e I built-m loudspeaker • professional quality desk mike P R E C IN C T N O . 3 • m odel 632 • locking fast V o t in g P la c e U n ite d M i n i , t r i e s in H ig h e r E d u c a tio n 1 1 1 8 S o u th P R E C IN C T N O . 2 6 forward and rewind • FM Sei»ofs H a r r is o n A v e n u e V o t in g P lo c e A ll S o m ts E p is c o p a l C h u r c h 8 0 0 A b b o t t R o o d m uting • local/distance P R E C IN C T N O . 4 V o t in g P lo c e R e d C e d a r S c h o o l. S e v e r D r iv e P R E C IN C T N O . 2 7 Voting Ploce Central School 3 2 5 West Grand Rtve. Avenue switch ,0 n W - 299»? M Jr mike ■ • the mini spi maxi sound P R E C IN C T N O . 5 C* " ’ , 0 l y h 001 M 5 W „ l G r a n d R tv e , A v e n u e N O T E a d d itio n to C ity o ( E o n l o n . i n g r e n d e n t s w h o n o r m a lly v o l . P R E C IN C T N O . 2 8 Vot.ng Place Edgewood United Churrh 469 North Hogodorn Rood 119“ Just A rrived' Hiltcoupon-— boats cars .'• p™ H a lls M S U ° " T o w n ,h 'P in A k e r , a n d H u b b a r d Ihis Notice ,s given by o id e i o l the Board o l Edurohon Also. ROSEVIILE. STERLING HOTS TRENTON. OAK PARK. LIVONIA. FARMINGTON. DOWNTOWN DETROIT PONTIAC ANN ARBOK. KALAMAZOO A C M » 11 I -• — _ Owned and oparaled by Barlon Eleclronlci. inc. [ Bor y I Gross < Siwretary Board o f Education O pen D a ily 9 : 3 0 a . m . - 9 p . m . ; S u n d a y 1 1 a . m . - 5 p .m . CP I W* room« llx rtfM lo llmll quanMtM- B M P CERTIFIED * r.„ancinqAl SankLint O t*l#r__________________ * m»m «utnci i0 prior u u N i k AUDIO CONSULTANTS ^ [lasses o f f e r e d C o lle g e W e e k Hy MARY ANN SHERRY , i, i,, In' held on cam p us Ju n e 19 th ro u g h 22. p ro vid e s m l ' w ilh an o p p o rtu n ity fo r fu rth e rin g th e ir ■I,, areas o f food, h e a lth , housing, resource . Mi rsh ip d e v e lo p m e n t and personal g ro w th . ,. „ „p e n to th e g e n e ra l p u b lic w ith no re s tric tio n s on ; iT n iin d . ,, had people fro m all o v e r th e sta te w ith an age . 'I . m i k I W ilm a M ille r . C ollege W eek co o rd in a to r ■"■••<■ am o ng th e fif ty classes o ffe re d , p a rtic ip a n ts I, .day at 202 W i l l' House. H o w e v e r, a p p lica tio n s ! ■, ,j u n til Ih<* classes a re fille d . ,,i; o ffe rs an in fo rm a l e d u ca tio n a l sys te m w h ich helps .¡¡i.rou* and s tre n g th e n fa m ilie s and co m m u n itie s ,” \ i iross P rocess fo r th e T o ta l F a m ily " d eals w ith th e , . . . " in clu d e im p ro v in g p a re n ts ’ u n d e rsta n d in g and - • f ir c h ild re n ’s g ro w th and in cre a sin g s e lf e steem , ■ n a tiv ity in c h ild re n . r, rrs ie s a bo u t A m e ric a n d ie t deals w ith fa cts and I n . w e ig h t re d u c tio n and food sa fe ty . , ho a va ila b le on a th re e d a y basis. I t w ill also be , ..t th e m o rn in g classes on V is ito r's D a y. - a .me «lay p ro g ra m o ffe re d fo r those w h o cannot a ct k s a c tiv itie s . . \,im in e food p re s e rv a tio n , tim e m a na g e m en t and schools. -H ta u g h t by e x p e rts fro m th e c o m m u n ity such as ■ iter»., by e x te n s io n se rvice fa c u lty and o th e r C ollege W e ek a c tiv itie s w ill also have th e ■tte n d a p lay at th e O ke m os B arn T h e a tre on a n y o f t S ta le C a p ito l w ill be a va ila b le , as w e ll as bus es a v a ila b le to p a rtic ip a n ts in clud e th e M S U • \ r t ( e n te r, th e s w im m in g pool and te n n is c o u rts. - d ra w s people fro m v a rie d life s ty le s and v a s tly u nties to g e th e r. M ille r said. "T h e ir e xp erie nce a p e rsp e ctiv e s fo r th e m and g ive s th e m increased • u b ark on c o m m u n ity p ro je c ts w hen th e y re tu rn p a rtic ip a n ts , she add e d , re tu rn hom e to th e ir local -i r* te a ch ” co u rses w h ic h th e y have ta k e n d u rin g •.ruing w h ich th e y have e xp e rie n c e d p erm e a te s local ■tiroughout th e s ta te , M ille r said. ■•ra tio n fee is re q u ire d fo r p a rtic ip a tio n in C ollege rov ers te n m e als and th re e n ig h ts lo d g in g in a ' to r s day is $10 in c lu d in g lu nch. ATTENTION Graduates and Faculty tademic Apparel may be e-eel up in Room 445 Union Riding according to this schedule: ■endoy June 5 | l !0:00a m . to 5:30 p.m. I*ic:v June 6 I l ’COOa m. to 5:30 p.m. fKresday J u n e 7 W10:00 o .m . to 5:30 p.m. Ikfsdoy and F rid a y Me8 end 9 pOCo rn to 5:30 p.m. P Others pedule by last I b i in fo rm a tio n IM 355-7676 pLY DOLLAR DEAL SPECIALS * b re a k fa s t • S a n d w ic h e s * b e v e ra g e s • S a la d s * '-nack# • D e a a e r ts * H o m e -s ty le s o u p s a n d chili SVENINO NANNY NOUN *00 to I ItOO 1 DATO A WIIK * Nick le refill w /coupon on coffoo • 15‘ a scoop Ice croom • 'H a w b s r r y • B la c k Charry •Vonllla «Choc. Chip • Chocololt S Buttar Paean CONVENIENT HOURS Moo. Sat. 7:15a.m.-UK»p.m. Sunday 9:00a.m. •HHH)p.m. '■OCATED: M a in Lobby, U nion Bldg C O U R T D M E N 1 E M S E E P R E S S J E O P A R D Y No one duped by ‘honor societj N ew sro o m sea rch es a llo w e d continued from page II H r w «s re a d y to c o n ta c t s e v e ra l h u n d re d statute. The ed,t„r, a,.......................... stu d e n ts on th e w in te r te r m D e a n 's L is t to see il t " conduct business a„ 17 " '’ ""n tJ W A S H IN G T O N I A D - The* judge* in C a lifo rn ia and th e 9 th w ill d isa pp e ar a n d th a t th e h o s p ita l in w h ic h n in e p o lice nesday*s decision . In a d d itio n , the !’r ' " ’b iw J th e y w e re p e s te re d by th e so cie ty. C o n s titu tio n p ro vid e s no spt* I ’.S. C irc u it C o u rt o f A pp e a ls. p re ss w ill su p pre ss n e w s be o ffic e rs w e re in ju r e d b y de W h ite w as jo in e d b y C h ie f re g a rd in g " o h , - 1 R rlz said th e S la te N e w s w as not c a re fu l r ia l p ro te c tio n fo r new spa p e r B o th lo w e r e*ourts had ru le d cause o f fe a rs o f w a rra n te d m o n s tra to rs . J u s tic e W a rre n E . B u rg e r and tenses, he said. ■ " n,l Thi" , k s ' " in 111,, i-arly part of this derade; s p ira l." H r. H a rry M onscn said ounces of potassium, a little ■ ,,,11 rr n i'« now they Ye worth $5.(10. said a Wednesday. I , b.ilf lim i's .no r,, more than 6 ounces each of f.rofcssor of anatomy at Illinois sulphur and sodium, a little ■ jiisl fr w y e a r s Coll,,,;,, of MmIn in,,. Most of the human body is more than an ounce of magne I1,.,,,..!!!','1 ''" "Ami the |,rir,. will keep water. In a 16ft pound person, slum and less than an ounce ,,,1011111,. in « K n i‘ *iu m . Roint; up, just lik,. jt's ,|„jnK there a n 1 about 5 pounds of each of iron, copper and iodine, ■ I* iith rr rh e m ica ls in with ,-adavers and skid,dons. calcium, one and one half Monsen said. U j , » , n - .» n r ltiH H re n t s We arc catitiht in the inflation pounds of phosphate, about 9 When people were told they were worth only 98 cents they were shocked,” Monsen smiled. I hey feel better knowing they RHA picks officers are worth $5.60." Rut the increased worth of the living body is about the only |rst business meeting of president Audrey Slavin, for g'*od news Monsen had about board. inflation. - , Residence Halls Asso iner Holden Hall representative ? ¡¡elected new officers Robert Minetti, Brody Com f adavers used by medical Cindy Washington. Case Hall ■ f „.o iiin r a ssistan ts fo r plex director, was selected as schools for research and educa representative Frank Cox and Residence Hall Programs Offire tinn are also more expensive I reapenison. r former Uase ,, Holden Hall resident Kevin Foster. representative to RHA. than ever. ■ resentalne. was named liro.i'urcr. and I’at Mr Dave Whittaker will be one ^ 349 7700 MCRIDIAN MAIL A „ selected secretary. of RHA’s two representatives Live assistants will be on the University radio board, ^ m er I d ia JTwest MERIDIAN EAST ’ L pall representative and Cindy Hoffman will be » A SYLVESTER [truce, former RHA vice chairperson of the RHA movie £ yj STALLONE # ........ [ y r 1 S T |ack f a c u lt y k n o c k s ‘I P 6 00 8 30 5 30*8 15 T ' " Twilite 5 30 to 6 00 I 1wilde 5 00 »o 5 30 '1 (co n tin u e d fro m page .1) she makes love. L\|icricnce that can substitute such as administration of a she Is scared, she is . 4* ih e . . w instead of academic administration, he said. Bonner L-h possibilities must be brought to the forefront, J n rn a rrte d ^ hr,, maximum minority participation in the hiring process, » ,, W ' m a n 4 [ . ,» r* ijuested that departmental search and selection 5 30 8 15 6 15 8 30 Twilite 5 00 to 5 30 '1 Twdite 5 45 »< 6 IS ’1 be more representative. Most are composed of all -.j.i'v he said. EVER WONDER WHO’S INSIDE EXPLODINGWITH EXCITEMENT' C .,M \pccts the system to be operable by fall. YOUR RADIO? * « ..... ...... u -r jt C L A S S IC F IL M S 0f t » ' Q s K » a js £ g . THE EDUCATION OF 6 00 8 15 Twilite 5 30 to 6 00 '1 5 30 7 45 Twilite 5 00 *o 5 30 ’) SONNY CARSON A m e ric a n G r a f fiti pg 5 45 8 00 “ A lm o st S u m m e r “ \ 1974 FILM BY M ICHAEL CAMPUS 6 30 8 30 j,( . ^Twilite 5 15-5 45 ') Twilite 6 00 to 6 30 1 RHA PM SIN TS ■\PI.ORKS TH E (H l.E M M A O E \ BOT W H O I.F A R N S IS A H O L D IN G A C T IO N A M ) R E A L K N O W L E D G E IU IN F D IN TH E S T R E E T S ." 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HARLOT th e s to r y o f a 15 y e a r o ld w o r k in g 1damned GOODMOVE." h e r w a y th r u h ig h s c h o o l. 3. ANIMAL FARM n o t o c a r to o n th e r a u n c h ie s t film e v e r ru n a n y w h e re . I a N'MK[ , IM P O R T A N T W O R K " I 4« ORALISM h u n g u p in th e o r a l s ta g e . v - . r - - 2 _ 1 . | 5. LINDA LOVELACE MEETS FIDO I. \!SâîsK «îi/ | S h o w tim e s : O r a lis m 7 :3 0 . A n im a l F o rm 8 :4 5 . H a rlo t. |9 : 4 5 , B a r b a ra 1 0:4 5, L in d a 1 1 :0 5 , S h o w p la c e : B 104 W e lls | | A d m is s io n : S tu d e n ts * 2 " '. s t a f f *3 i0 I I mi M i vii t» nt tin* Bi-ol 1>!■" i (-1* N hidwili tiu ulty I \U itt m 1!, „P 11* IP »> In-. Si--, I A UNIVIK>AI RI1JA.M ü tiF 3 P I M V A u to m o tiv e F R A N K L Y S P E A K IN G ... b y phil frank E m p lo y m e n t E m p lo y m e it C la s s if ie d A d v e r t is in g KARM AN G HIA 1970 Em ploym ent j: EASY G OING su m m e r |obs DESK CLERK CAPITOL In fo rm a tio n orange runs fine $300 best on Torch la k e near Traverse PARK H O IE L . 500 S Cap, o f f ic e a s s is t a n t offer Paul 351 8930 work in ar»..«, ,0 C ity Room board expenses to l A p p ly in person only 3 4 7 S t u d e n t S e r v ic e s B ld g 7 -1 6 2i 3 program for h, r^ li,entl^ P H O N E 3 5 5 -1 3 5 5 to a m b itiou s o u tg o in g m el NCR 4200 6 H R.l. expen MERCURY CO UG AR C.T lo w person in excha ng e fo r Full | „ „ „ J " ' ’ " « enced o nly 10 a n, 3 p m 1970 new tu ,ikes transm is repairs g ardening, carp en try M r Rumley. 10-6 2161 R A TES sum [»est offe» 353 3144 and sales S end resum e to DAYS 1d o y - 9 0 c p o r lin o X 2 3 h 2 13 Route I Box 113, East Torch H U P W A N T E D Full or pan lin«» 1 3 4 1 3 d a y * • M K p o r lin o I ake Dove. Bellaire, M ichig a n lim e, m aintenance handy Z I V m ,3 - 3 3.70 7.20 13.50 1400 i d a y s • 75 < p o r lin o m u s t a n g ii 1 9 7 5 m p g 45)615 Z 6 6 2 (11) m an D e m o litio n con SUMMER POSTlOLs 4 340 940 10.00 22 40 I d a y s - 7 0 < p o r lin o ex, »'¡lent n is tp riw fe d A M stru ctio n Call S i t MAR POLITICAL OFFICE w o rk for / O N S U M E R activist I S 430 1200 22.$0 2000 f M $2650 393 3479 3 6 ?>3 1 M A N A G EM EN T 351 5510 FT»' M'chiqan Clt,/„ns LlJ„ liberal D em ocrats. $3 hour 5 6 2151 4 $40 1440 27 00 33 40 L in o r o t o p o r ¡ n s o r t io n Michigan s J> L ots o f 8 5 w o rk th rou g h 7 430 14.80 31 SO 39 20 M O N T ( CARLO 1 9 V $600 v u irc In , i " u! A u g u st S che d ule very flexi HELP W A N T E D babysitter, A • A M FM p ow er w in d ow s hie C ji h e 'p fu l People w ith housekeepers Eull o, part '■ '"- 'u s e s , ......... | 7 ' " ' " O Afimpn ■ "■ '••• 353 4632 . ' 3 6 2 -3 1 in terest m p o litics p referred I,me One or 2 children Lii|h, E c o n o lin o s • 3 Im e s ‘4 0 0 5 dovs 8 0 ' p e r Im e o v e r .... Call 351 6682 n o o n to 4 p m housekeeping Call M arilyn P 351 8920 5 6 2,61 '„net s a le p n c e o f *5 0 P o o n u ts P o r s o n o l o d s • 3 lin e s *2 2 5 7 5 ' p e r lin e o v e r 3 Im e s ( p r e p a y m e n t ' R u m m a g e G o r o g o S o lo o d s • 4 Im e s p e r in s e r t io n *2 5 0 shape 76 000 clean $350 betvveer- 6 1 p m 355 6297 S U M M ER E M P LO Y M E N T for M S U stu d e n ts Full and part tim e p o sitio n s A u to m o bile required For fu rth e r in RESEARCH P AN TS m ust be 21, in receive $5 355 1862 5 7 p m 2 5 6 2 131 PARTICI Arbor o ff ,,-m Ah,,, Soulhf,,'!,, f K 6 6 2 1141 N'Cl ,„K " » I o ' mu Soulhfi,.jf| ,,. t l 99260 , * NOV A 1972 4 door j, r iow 6 3 ' p e r l in e o v e r 4 Im e s p e r in s e r t io n mueau,. $65(1 351 2186 eve fo rm a tio n , call 339 9500 R o u n d T o w n o d s • 4 Im e s *2 5 0 p e r in s e r t io n C 2 6 2 (61 VORK STEAK HOUSE has 6 3 ' p e r l in e o v e r 4 Im e s positio n s open in all areas ot ''in k s A ppi, BACkSTAr.E A P P L IC A T IO N S ACCEPTED restaurant Meridian Mall 4 6 2 -3 ( . l o s t i f o u n d s o d s T r a n s p o r t a t i o n o d s • 3 Imes ’ 1 50 O LDS DELTA 88 1969 " - T O P B E if t ' A U F V T A N C E ID 10 a m 12 p m , M o n da y Hostesses p e r in s e r t io n 5 0 ' p e r Im e o v e r 3 Im e s Friday for fu ll tim e sum m er THF PERFECT PJ„ , „ e llEr L F iO Q i- YCXj W T ' J V 1 h elp to start im m ed ia tely A ll Buspersons Line persons Evomru, hours "s.s' h. ■ p ositio n s open, som e part Broiler Chefs Iliip c m ljh l,. ||JV(. ,wn D aad lin t. 90V TT R E A V J V ß ftW 0 -2 V ■ tim e C o n tin u a tio n in to fall Dishwashers spun,il,u n C.,1, is Ads 2 p .m . 1 c la s s d a y b e f o r e p u b lic a t io n prefe rred A p p ly M O O N S Day and n ig h t positio n s avail H m 655 3931 4 6 2S C a n c e lla tio n C h a n g e 1 p m I c lo s s d a y b e ' o r e O COLLEGE M E D IA SERVICES Ix » 4 2 4 4 B e rk e le y c 4 0 .1 7 0 4 FOOD b DR IN K . 231 M A C able A p p ly in person, M on p u b lic a t io n 6 6 2 ' 101 day Friday 2 4 p m only ACCOUNTING MACS O n c e o d is o r d e r e d it c a n n o t b e c o n c e d e d o r c ^ c - 'q e d YORK S TEAK HOUSE. Men Junior level or above FUi FULL A N D part tim e evening dian M all A n Equal Oppor u n t il o f t e r 1st in s e r t io n tim e position for sumrvwf A u to m o tiv e ¿ ì, A it o S ervice / E m p lo y m e n t help Need g oo d, dependab tu m ty Em ployer. 5 6 2 (141 T h e r e is o *1 0 0 c h a r g e f o r I o d c h a n g e p lu s 5 0 re M .h lU M In u , ¡i.iu ‘ - „ hie reliable people fo r jani a d d i t i o n a l c h a n g e f o r m o x im u m o f 3 c h g n q e s 1.1« Musi ll.lv». , ,v tonal service Call 694 5040 A M B IT IO U S 7 W R ITE your V EGA 1972 3 1 0 0 0 m iles 4 JU N K C ARS w a nte d Ah DIES EARN $$$ L»t Vl, T h e S t a te N e w s w i ll o n ly b e r e s p o n s ib le *or b etw een 9 ,» m 2 n m ow n paycheck spare or full lim ta liu n V A " Irc-si.n speed sn ow s in cluded $800 selling used parts P ho” *- 32 9 ,lr-, noun SlMR.ifiFO day s m c o rre d i n s e r t io n A d iu s 'm e - * J o m s — tim e Call 6 7 daily 351 7074 332 2405 even.nqs Z 3 6 2 i3 ' 3651 C 2 6 2 3» a '1 351 7625 3 6 2 ] BOOKKEEPING ANU b e m o d e w i t h m 10 d a y s o f e x p i r e * o r d o * e Z 2 6 1(3» ids o r e d u e 7 d o y s f r o m o d e x p i a t i o n d o t e -f ' SUM M ER E M P LO Y M E N T SERVICE 4305 South C»-",. VEGA 1975 A 1 m echani G O OD USED tires 13 '4 .16 2 101 p o id b y d u e d o t e a 5 0 ' l a t e s e r v ic e c h a r g e * for M S U stu d e n ts Excellent O R TH O D O N IC DENTAL ally G ood bod y N o rust inch M o u n te d free Usj be due salaries and m e a n in g fu l busi assistant w ith experience for Extra w heels and sn ow s w heels and h u b caps PEN '»ess e xperience P AR AG O N d o w n to w n Lansing O rtho Super buy $1550 332 8326 NEL S A LE S 1825 East M ich ;>182 . after 6 p m 5 6 -1 15) igan, Lansing. M u fuqan PRO D U C TS INC 339 9500 2 6 2 -6' dome o ffic e Full or part NOW LIASINO tim e Excellent b en efits Days A u to m o tiv e A u to m o tiv e U V K A R M A N N Ghia 71 48912 482 5818 C 2 6 2 -6- call 482 9695 ev enm gs 321 FORSUMMKR& 46M. excellent Terry 337 M A S O N BODY SHO P812 E B A C K S TA G E M eridian \1aN G R A D U A TE S TU D E N T to 1763 3 6 2 (8) PALI ’ 666 A fte r 6 p m 337 2737 Kalam azoo, sin ce 1940 A u to AMC HORNET wagon 1972 w o rk m car rental o ffic e 7 3 6 2 ■3 ‘ B A B Y S ITTE R NEEDED East radio air autom atic rust p a in tin g co llisio n service an- 3 p m w eekends 489 Lansmg area, several a tti • 83 000 $900 or best ofter A m e rica n fo re ig n cars 485 1484 X 7 6 2 <4> V W SUPER B eetle 1973 m int HOUSEKEEPER babysitter noons and evenings throu g n 355 9585 davs 4 6 2 5' 0256 C 2 6 2 15' co n d itio n 332 1177 or 485 the sum m er O w n transporta lav F '. I H 9 a - 6 n - FULL OR part tim e sum m er non 332 3454 3 6 2 16' 0027 X Z 3-6 2 '3 ' ASPEN 1976 A r extras A ttention handym an p o sitio n m Has Rebuilt engine sharp body 351 tUSR ftte r 6 ; •• 3 6 2-5 (ett O dd jo bs skills and VW 66 g oo d co n d itio n , "A T C LEAN UP help fo r apart M ust sell 349 9336 5 6 1 -3 expenem e required 339 m ent m anagem ent com pany m ust sen, $225 351 3929 Why >e w e be 9500 2 6 2 5 Z 5 6 2 (3) Ju n e 15 19 A p p ly m person A U D i 1971 4 n o c ' s u n tL -i* la nsir largest F,a pair shop over the past te w app.-d at REAME b D O D D S office. D o n ’t b e d«s«rted I A M CM needs body work .O lK S W A G E N BEETLE 73 S U M M E R W O RK 2 people 1128 V ictor S treet 3 6 2 (6) Check out Best offer 489 1382 afte* 7 « - 4 8 5 iX>27 years9 Call u s *he "<>■' pm 4 6 2 4 ° w m-ies pioneer stereo, not tim e your car needs rep an w a nte d to w o rk fu ll tirne Jo b ■’ u< ft ruSf dependable $850 C H IL D R E N S CO O R D IN A CO LLING W O O D APTS! and you II know fhp ans ovolves e xte n o r stam m g and AUDI FOX 1975 sun roof negotiable 351 1712. after ■m siellaneous painting* Ex TOR teacher, arts back * o ir c o n d itio n e d w er You II be pleased w-fh 4 - speed. 1 0 w mileage $2 700 June 9 351 6956 Z 4 6 2-5) penence h e lp fu l 351 1177 g ro un d required Full tim e, ‘ d i ih w o ih a r 393 7844 7 6 2 3 7 8 p m 2 6 2 17- im m ediate M u st m eet CETA ‘ »hog c o rp a tin g »> V $3500 489 63 -DOC S lT 'i r 1 3‘ AUSTIN M A R IN A 30 000 2 26 2 3 V W 1973. tw o sn o w tires w ith rims, little rust Runs REdSRN W ANTED u M T W A IT R E S S W ANTED 6 q u a lifica tio n s E AS T LA N SIN G A R TS W O R K S H O P ‘ u n lim it e d p o rk in g *2 b e d ro o m nuies great condition extras Best 337 0464 after 5 p m v. l - ’ F 1972 63 000. g oo d S ta n da rd sh ift M u st sell $1300 o r best o ffe r. 485 IMPORTS Please a pply CO LO N IA L BAR 3425 S in person 332 2565 3 6 2 (7> ‘ m o d a l o p e n d a ily m uS* St-'I $500 or cam p July 1 A u g u st 20 sum m er * 145 Z 36 2 4 4992 2 6 2 l5 i Logan Lansing 2 6 2 (4) M A IN TA N E N C E MAN *•-- 349 3388 484 9421 5 6 2 4- mileage .a w a nte d, m ust have o w n 12 month. ‘1 7 5 B M W 1974 2002. stick, clean, U N IFO R M SECURITY oft- tra n sp o rta tio n Hours 1428 7?ñ 1 VW CAMPER 1968. 1600 call 351-8282 no rust, never bum ped a* cers Par» r.»n641 4562 FAR O U T M ake m o n ey hav flexible For an in te rvie w call C C 72 re b uilt engine, best (behind Rollerworld scratched. Ziebafted 332 02 6 2 3 mg p a rtie s’ Think Tokerw are EQUITY VEST at 351 1500 o fte r 339 1461 n igh ts 8326 after 6 p m . 6-6 2 '5 and sm ile he th e first in your 0 7 62(61 on the river) 36 2 *3' FOREIGN CAR repair, man STORE DETECTIVES (.all circle o f frie n ds to have a uals O ver 100 d iffe re n t title s CAM ARO 1973. 3 speed, 641 4562 b e tw e e n 10 a m Tokerw are p arty N o w every V W SUPER B eetle 1971 at CHEQUERED FLAG straight 6. navy w hite top $2200 372 8 8 6 8 ,6 6-2 (3> v 394 382C 3 R : 5 Steel belted A u to m a tic stick sh ift Can 371 1106 3 6 2'3> $550 FOREIGN CAR P A R TS . 2605 East K alam azoo S t 487 5055. and 3 p m 0 2 6 2 »3- M o n da y Friday one can get tho se hard to get and to p o f the line Parapher naha item s Call 482 4890, 11 LIVE A LITTLE! CAPRI 1972 Fair condition. ’ d 'îio n $800 one mile w e st o f cam pus G A N TO S M A IN T E N A N C E a m 8 p m fo r details $500 or best o ffe r Sunroof FOPD CUSTOM C 2 6 2 (8* m an needed Experience pre C 2 6 2 (10! 332 3617 after 5 p m Z-BL-2 6-2 (3 M M nydR <5vo ferre t! H ours 9 a m 1 p ni brakes, A p p ly m person, G AN TO S, Z3 6 2 4 A v ia tio n M eridian M ali 2 6 2 <6' CHEVROLET IM P ALA 1973 neup. 27 HONDA 175 Scram bler. Good condition. 4 3 000 miles 58 p 1972 $465 o r best o ffe r 484 $1650 phone 355 3240 FORD S TAT IO N S U M M E R T IM E A N D tim e 8584 Z 6 6 2 (3) WORK IN e xcha ng e for Z 3 6 2-3- 1972 29 750 r i *•>, on your h a n d s 7 Use it to earn $900 best o ffe r 353 '» ' A M 1 9 7 3 455 fo u r fly n g lessons 676 4860 m o n ey selling A V O N pro CHEVROLET MONTE Cano H O N D A 1976 550F, lo w mile 5 6 2(3) Z2 6 2 3 3 speed a u to m a tic, d u cts Call 48? 6893 1973. $1400 radio new tires 489 9266 7 6 2(3» age. accessories. $1100, 694 C 2 6 ? (4i an 349 1911 3 6 2<3i FORD TORINO 1974 4786 6 6 2 (3) IPH SPITFIRE 1972. COMET 1969. Florida car. V 8 auto m a tic Good tion $1400 489 6066 " " - s excellent run S U ZU K I 1973 TC 125 enduro. E m p lo y m e n t j f IN P U T O U TP U T clerk responsible c o n tro l p o sitio n fo r ...ai ihe pool ihis Summer! runs well 6 cy'm der. 3 speed. 2 62 4 " i body $1975 393 best o ffe r Jo el 351 3036 G et in the Hurst sh.ft 349 1022 4 6 2 '4 ' organized person at co m p u t 8 • » h o g c a r p a tin g Z 5 6 2 !3> B AB Y SITTE R A N D house er service b ureau G oo d train swim at a i r c o n d i i io n in g keeper, p rofessional co up le , 3 # lu x u ry f u r n it h in g t 8 p r iv a t a b a lc o n i« » DATS U N 710. 76 autom atic, in g situ a tio n 485 8900 78 S p itfire bro w n '9 73 H O N D A CL350. 2,000 b locks fro m M S U . ca m p us # d it h w a ih o r t 8 iw im m in g p o o l air. 4 doors, 12.000 miles. 2 6 2 (7) interior, less than w ith 3 sons. 2V$, 3V?, 5 '$ . Burcham Woods ■ p a c io l l u m i n a r r o t a i ■ p a c io l 12 m o n th i $3100 best o ffer, excellent and brakes 1 r miles only. A 1 co nd itio n, 349 5015 5 6 2<4) Reliable ca r re q uired Excel N o w leasing for Fall condition must sell 353 111 300 highway new item s. $500 487 8821 TEAC HERS FOR Je w ish 7924 Z 3 6 2 5- 5 6 1 (3) lent salary Call 351 4795 or S un d ay sch o o l sta rtin g fall. ‘ H e a te d p ool / pm runs great. 372 2960 and ask fo r H eidi ‘ A i r c o n d it io n in g owner $950 ' e S tro n g Je w ish b ackg ro u n d DATSUN 240Z. 1972. auto n ew lo p and HONDA 350 1973, 7000 7 6 2 -8 i * 10‘ b us to ca m p u s 6100 Z 3 6 ? 7 prefe rred 351 7373 2 6 2 (51 matic. 30.000 miles. $3000 9 .697 afte r 5 p m miles, A 1 co n d itio n , many ‘ A m p le p a r k in g 351 8466 6 6 2 i3 i H O NDA f j v i f . n ew item s Call 487 8821. ‘ N i c e ly f u r n i s h e d 7 3 1 2 6 2 (3) ‘ S B lk s . t o c o m p u s $2600 ExcelUm 1971 69,000 miles A P A R T M E N T S DATSUN Pickup 19/3 A M FM camper cap 90 000 $500 Rust proofed miles 337 043G ' H track in dash, MO TO RCYCLE INSUR Help Wanted luminti and roll /31 Burch,im Drive 3517212 ■res n js ty b ut runs ANCE N e w io w rates fo r or best ofter 355 9585 days noon and 2 p Sum m or <00 371 3824 4 6 2-4- p m Z 2 6 2 <5. 1978 Call A LD ER AGENCY Cooks 8 Cooks Assistants 2 b e d ro o m '1 8 0 351 8620 Location Location Full or part time. M u s t b e neat a n d clean. Exp e rien ced I b e d ro o m s t u d io s 74 5 B u rc h a m 'IS # *1 3 5 DON’T WAIT SUMMER WORK ACROSSFROMWILLIAMSHALL H ig h E a r n in g s D ishm ochine O perators S e a h a w k R e sta u ra n t 3 5 1 *3 1 1 8 ( c a ll b e t w e e n 1 0 -5 p m ) UNTIL THEY’RE T hre e I b e d ro o m s A p ts. '1 5 0 q u a lif ic a t io n s — Call for appointm ent B etween 7 4pm A sk for G o ry or Robbie Ph 655 2175________ Good Deals! ALL GONE i ■■■ Tw o 2 b e d ro o m A p ts. '1 7 0 - 1 8 0 1) relo cate Korm onn G h ia 1973. can 3 4 9 -3 5 3 0 driven only 56 000 miles Toreterveyour«ptrtment FIRST C O M E. FIRST SERVED 2) hard w o rk e r CEDAR GREENS A - 1 condition fortummer and I»# „ U N IV U W iT T T M ,« « 3) independent Good Luck APARTMENTS '2 0 9 5 Mure ut y 1973 M ontego SPECIAL fo r 4 p erson 3-6 p.m. 414 M ichigan f o r in t e r v ie w c a ll 3 7 2 * 8 3 0 3 Grads ! n o w le a sin g for ? door A I oir conditioning condition ’1 3 *5 SUMMER f u r n i s h e d o p o rt m e n t su m m e r 8 fall m o d e l o p e n 9 -9 d o n 't m i s s s u m m e r a t Grem lin 1974 2 door RATES IjUVnliUH Location 3 speed. 54 000 miles (Etojrtfetngjjam 4620 South H agadorn Rd. (North of Mt. Hope) ACROSS FROM CAMPUS • fu rn ishe d a p artm en ts sw im m in g pool •air co nd itio nin g •w ithin w a lk in g only 98 9 5 Honda 1972 motorcycle 450 sh o w s excellent care OMPUSHUX A w u m o x rs /■■V *E uxu,y a p o rie » ,,,, ro rn p le to l, furnish,.,I w ill, T h re e I b e d ro o m a p a rtm e n ts *1 5 0 d ista n ce to cam p us *4 9 5 JustoMgrandrtver-okemoa Ä : h '- " " - r . ,h a q W lp . . „ n, COOK HMRIMAN to l,oitiom ng and heating 4,shwosha, a Pr,„la„j p, ,va,e bukorues g e b o q e d.spu-.a . Two 2 b e d ro o m A p a rtm e n ts ‘ 1 7 0 -1 8 0 351-8631 VW VO LVO M AZDA 6 1 3 5 W . S A G IN A W 2 BEDROOM S S W IM M IN G P O O L Q K V Y fre e bus service fre e bus service Special 12 month rotes SUMMER RATES 3 S 1 -7 1 M r p“t'°l 12 month -i Manager 12-B D ELT A A R M S 2 3 3 D e lt a 332*5978 V: 1135 M ic h ig a n A v a . E. La n sin g (next to B rody) 321-6900 M 8 T h t i l 9 (c lo s e d S o t .) free «Wttte S w ls la n t a m U —lep — URUU Betty F U R N IS H E D D IS H W A S H E R S C E N T R A L A IR C O N D i A S K A B O U T O H 3 4 9 -3 0 J U fre e r o o m m ate service f r e e r o o m m a t e service S P E C IA L F A L L « A T I» _ [ a p lO jf R iit H f l E m p lo ym e n t j | j E n p lo y m M l j j L E m p lo y m e n t j j [~ A p a rtm e n ts A p a rtm e n ts A p a r tm e its ! A p a rtm e n ts PIANIST FOR all style dsnce TEACHERS N O W being in „ „ h Musi read. Call Ray GAME RO O M personnel. terviewed fo r Jew ish Sunday MAINTENANCE M A N Ex S U M M ER TERM o nly fur CEDAR VILLAGE 4 MAM, J* ,|lly5 373 5200 a fte r 4:15 Young ladies preferred. Good THIRD FLOOR o f house NEEDED' FEMALE to share S chool, fall term. 332 6715 or periencod in any, o r all, o f nished 2 bed ro om apartment. SUM M ER LEASE 2 bed­ pay, benefits, and pleasant full snblrrl, $ 100 /m o n th prrr available fo r sum m er 1 o r 2 ^•«ee ken d s: 321 1094. 351 3570 4 6 2(4) follow ing : plum bing, plaster Near M S U . 349 4669 after large apartm ent. O w n room, room , Cedarview, furnished w orking positions. Excellent [rrrrsrjn Call 353 214? persons. Close to campus ing, carpentry, p ainting, gen 5 p .m . 8-6-1 (4) car necessary. 394 1352 or air, good view. 353-3112. 462151 4 6 2131 Use o f kitchen and living positions fo r students, full 321 4976. Z 3 6 2(4) Z 3-6 13) S TAR T N O W Local A m w a y eral m aintenance 351 8135. and part tim e A p p ly in per room 351 7032 Z 3 6 1(6) THE INSTRUCTIONAL M e ' D istributor offe rs o pp ortun ity 0 2 6 2 161 SUMM ER, FEMALE, ow n to Center is taking applica Il0ns lor fa« term projectio n fo r g o o d earnings You pick the hours, w e assist for son o nly CIN E M A X. 1000 W J o lly Road. C 2 6 2 (8 ) EMPLOYMENT PART YES...two morn, bus line, furnishrrtj, liool, SlO O'mrmlh 351 3864 2 ROOM efficiency, share SUM M ER SUBLET large one bedroom s across fro m ca m ­ MALES OR couple, sum m er or fall leasing, furnished, johns per apartment bath, $ 120 . u tilitie s included, pus Furnished. Clean. spacious, 5 room s and S(S Beat the rush n ext fall. appointm ent 723 6055 tim e sum m er em ploym ent, M U RRAY HOTEL, Mackinac I 4 6 2131 no lease, unfurnished Avail showers, parking. Reduced Mve a lob w a i,in 9 ,o r V °u 8 6 2 16) w ith the Display A dvertising CLAUCHERTY R EALTY 351 Island, M ichigan needs sum A n d Balconies, too. able Ju ne 11 353 5187 5300 0 3 6 2(41 summer rates. S how n afte r 4 ^ en you return. S om e part Departm ent o f the STATE mer cooks and personnel for BEAUTIFU1 SUMMER 4 6 2(5) p m 1214 East Kalamazoo. wne summer p ositio n s still P IANO TEACHER w anted for NEW S, as ad tra ffic coordi W a t e r s & R iv e r s rotation betw een foo d ser apartm ent, 3 girls needed, 2 viable. A V experience de Piano S tudio Starting nator. G ood experience fo r FEMALE NEEDED. Old Cedar 46-2(6 ) Septem ber 669 3309 vice, waitressing and hn.jse ■ « le « A p t * . bedroom , close $60 337 grable but not required. M ust Business or A dve rtisin g ma Village 7 8 7 9 . B alcony 332 7 6 2(3) keeping. Send com plete re # room m ate s e r v ic e 0919 Z 3 6 1(3) UNIVERSITY VILLA ONE BEDROOM apartm ent ^ve at least 2 term s rem ain jor. A ppro xim a tely 18 20 2284 Z 3 6 2(3) sume, w o rk experience, re 312 S ou th Hayford. $150 ,nq Bung a c o p y o f your hours per week. Call 353 6400 • sum m er from '45 SUMMER & FALL W A ITR E S S FULL or part cent p ho to, social security • fo il fro m *90 P EN N S YLV AN IA AVENUE per m onth plus utilities. 332- (eniat«ve fall schedule. A p p ly for an appointm ent UNIQUE A PA R TM EN T for time, days or n ights No num ber and first and last day # fr e e c a n o e s Furnished, one bedroom , util LEASING 2419 8-6-2 (4) ,n person only. C ontact Fred S 2 6 2 19) tw o. Includes utilities, pets, Moore. Room 28 In stru ctio n HUDDLE SOUTH. 820 West necessary available to w o rk to 3969 Penberton, A nn A rb or, M ich n o w are leasing for •ties paid. $160 m o n th plus deposit A vailable Ju ne 15th 3S1-2044 parking 1 block fro m Berkey. SUMM ER SUBLEASE male, ,i Media Center X 6 6 2(20) next foil and sum m er 351 1524 evenings. Z 3-6-2(41 M iller Road 7 6 2(5) •gan 48105 2 6 2 (14) TELEPHONE SOLICITORS, part tim e, 5 p.m . 9 p.m Sal 1050 Woter sEdoe Dr 489 5574 after 5 p m . 0 3 6 1(61 3S1-813S new large duplex, furnished, carpeted. M ust see to be­ CHEMISTRY G RA D student SUMM ER JO BS lu ll and ary plus bonus E A S TLA W N (next lo Cedar V'llaqe, FEMALE NEEDED to sublet lieve. $95/negotiable. Bob, part time research in o rg e ric D ENTAL A S S IS T A N T chair |r.rrt tin,a 533 p ,ovvr.r Ft,, MEMORY G AR DENS 349 ONE BEDROOM basement summer term, $45/m onth. 351 2811. S -6-6-2 (5) FEMALE NEEDED, summer 351 5988 Z 3-6 2 13) chemistry $4/hour. Call Tom side, 4-handed G ood salary. Benefits. Send dentistry. intnrvm w appointm ent call 9156 2 6 2 15) 332-4432 sublease $70 * utilities, apartm ent, east side o f Lan sing, references, $100 rviiemo between 8 a.m. 5 3/4 63?8 4 7 p m 3 6 2 151 Close Francine, 355 9510; pm 349 3000 4 6 2(6) resume to The S tate News, m o n th 485 7593. 2 6 2 '4> 1 BEDROOM, Haslett, mid 351 6633 S 4 6 2(31 June throu g h A ug u st June MARIGDLD APARTMENTS Box D 4. X I I 6 2(4) DFNTAL ASS IS TAM T, east 7 FEM ALES, starting fall COCKTAIL W A ITR E S S , F o r R ent free 339 3902 afte r 5 p.m. side o l Lansing 4 handed term , Cam pus Hill $85 SUM M ER, PERSON to share s u m m e r le a s e 7 2 6-1 (3) Monday Friday 4:30 10 p.m FEMALE ESCORTS wanted. dentistiy Experience pre m onth. 337 0981 M olly «DAR VILLAGE 2 bedroom , o w n 'oom , $90 Desk clerks, fu ll tim e, all $6 /ho u r. No training neces le iie d Salary open Call 485 RENT A M oped - by the Z 4 6 2(3) m onth. Dan 351 0509 ‘ 155 jhitis Houseperson, fu ll tim e sary Call 489 2278 7123 1 16 2 151 hour, day, weekend or term APARTMENTS 2 6 2 (3) SUMM ER MALE, ow n bed «am 4 p m M o n da y Friday, Z 24 6 2(3) FEMALE M ASSEUSE want MOPED AM E R IC A (next to TW O BEDRO OM Hamilton N ow leasing room and bath, plus pool. 882 3218 or 351 4240. 337-7328 experience in banquet set up. Tom ’s Party S tore) 337 Rd , O kem os, $210 month, O W N ROOM in 2 bedroom ed S8 hour W e w ill train for fall and summer Apply m person H O W A R D DENTAL A D M IN IS TR A TIVE apartm ent, available im medi Z 3 6 2 (3i 9509 7 6 2 (51 air, Ju ne 15 Septem ber 16 SUMMER SUBLET Ameri- iOHNSON m o t o r l o d g e , assistant fu ll tim e, start July 4«R 2278 2 24 6 2131 B O G U E at RED C ED A R ately 487 1589 2 6-2 (4i 349 9217 or 349 5857 can a, by M S U , 3 females, ¿741 S Cedar, Lansing. 11. 1978 J re t 3r graduate DO YOU w a nt to start your 351-5180 EXPERIENCED PAINTERS Z 4 6 2(4) ■ negotiable 353-4548. 462*101 student s w ife Dental exper needed tor houses and apart o w n business'* Prim e retail FREE RENT June, sub FREECANOESFDRTENANTS! Z 6-6-2 (3) ience n ot necessary. Send merits Oil base paint 351 space available in CRO SS­ 1 OR 2 fem ales, Fwyckiny let Tw yckingham , 2 bed NEEDED, 1 or 2 fem ales to INSULATION INS TALLER S, resume to: 531 N Clipped room s available 6 11 351 R iv e r'« a n d W a te r'« 8135 0 2 6 2 131 ROADS IM PO RTS lower ham, fall spring '78 '79 351 share 3 bedroom , fall '78 HUGE APA RTM EN T, large Ij t,me and sum m er. Call Lansing, 48912 4 6 2(81 level 210 A b b o tt Road 351 1215 2 6 2 (31 E d g e A p a r tm e n ts 0375. 3 6 2 I3l spring '79. Pam 355-6290 living room , study, kitchen, 4861135 3 6 2 (3) RESIDENT MANAG ER 6425 3 6 2(6i close to campus. T w o to fo u r S 5 6-2 (3) MA LE COUNSELORS need SUM M ER LEASE. 2 man. 2 couple preferred tor East S U M M ER SUBLET, 2 bed 3 3 2 -4 4 3 2 person. $250/m onth. S um ­ RANTED P AR T-tim e em ed. Camp Haza W itka Post Lansing apartm ent complex If your house has become room , furnished, air. porch, SUMM ER SUBLET. 1 block bedroom , pool, air 332-6275 mer only. 332-3361. 5-6-2 (5) piovees. 7 11 S tore in Holt. tions: Nature, archery, nflery. Maintenance experience re overrun w ith pets, you need a close to cam pus. 635 A bb o tt MSU, on bus line. Available evenings Z 2 6-2 (3' 894 9823 3 6 2 (3) 355 6833 Z 5 6 1 (4 ) SUMM ER SUBLET Twyck- CEDAR VILLAG E, need fe* qrirred 351 8135 0 2 6 2 151 fast a cting Classified ad 1 Road 351 7890 Z 3 6 2 I4i now Call Bob 351 7217 Z 2 6 2 (3) SUM M ER SUBLET. 1 3 fe ■ngham. 2 bed. furnished, air. male fo r sum m er (A lso need males, excellent location, rent pooi. negotiable 351 7457 2 fo r fall). 351-3681. 124 CEDAR STREET; E Lan negotiable 351 3218 Z 4 6 2 :3 ' Z -6-6-2 (3' sing. 2 man. 1 bedroom , fur 2 6 2 (4 1 nished apartm ent. Available 2 MALE sîudents to share FEMALE RO O M M ATE need- T h e S t a t e N e w s Y e llo w P age Septem ber 1 Year lease only $195 m onth. Call 882 2316 lust3left f ^rnished trailer homi Ciose. $60 John 332 3389 ed, fall-spring, Haslett Arms, across the street fro m cam ­ fro m 6-9 p.m 2-6-1 16' Z 4 6 2 4. pus. 353-1072. Z-5-6-1 (4) a t ... . 513 HILLCREST deluxe 1 & W A N T TO sublease fall and/ TW O O N E -bedroom apart MKCHWOOD 2 bedroom s fro m $230 3 or spring terms. ’78-79. Des­ B U S IN E S S - S E R V IC E m ents m Lansing, five m in ­ blocks to campus S um m er perate! 332-5604. Z -6-6-2 (3) utes to cam pus. B oth avaiia APARTMENTS fan Cad Rick at 655-1717, ble June 15, includes all late Z 3-6-2 ¡5) utilities and parking fo r 1 car S p e c ia l s u m m e r m i $180 and $195 Ideal for ra te 2 b e d ro o m FRIENDLY W O M A N needed responsible single 482 9226 im mediately to share apart­ RO O M M ATI 0 1 -6-1 (8 ) u n its * 1 6 0 ment Own room pool, MSU D IR E C T O R Y S e r v ic e EAST LA N S IN G - FALL. 1 333-0053 dose 337 0169 Z 2 6-1 *4» bedroom furnished, air, u tili­ c a ll a f t e r 1 p .m . • BLOCK fro m campus. 2 23 2*44 3 2 ties, balconies, parking $220 bedroom $80 room 214 $230. 374 6366 0 2-6-2 (4i Baney S treet 351 6554 6 ROOM unfurnished apart­ O W N ROOM, pool, air sum Z 3 6 2 13 » ment. A ll utilitie s paid. 15 TRAVE! CHILDREN’ S SHOES OPTOMETRIST mer or longer Females only BARBER CAPITAL VILLA m inutes cam pus. Available $84 m o n th 882-1036 Ju ly 16th. $195 m o n th . De­ APARTMENTS 2 6 2 i3» Su m m e r posit required IV2-2577 C O - O P T IC A L S 5-6-2 (6 ) U N IO N SUMM ER SUBLET needs S E R V IC E S n o w le a s in g fo r one fem ale Americana '1 4 0 *1 7 0 A IR • R A IL TOURS • CRUISCS BUILDING s u m m e r a n d fa ll A partm ents Rent negotiable CHALET APA R TM EN TS. furmshed Next to cam pus, spacious 2 HOTEL RESERVATIONS YOUR CHILDREN'S ( | « t la«M»f'i (My Caapam thra Optical) BARBER 1668 E. G r a n d R iv e r 351 8982 Z-2-6 2 .4* balconies id i'io n e d 1! 1 block bedroom , furnished, air, sum ­ SHOE STORE 1 SHOP COURSETRAVEL IN FRANOOR Or J a Nt«on Optom « r ii t MARRIED COUPLE sum ­ east of carr mer only. From $165. 332* 6197 5-6-215) Infants and Ih tld rc r't SHOES RK P roducts 332*5330 1 * 5 p m mer cam pus. 1 bedroom , 30C I O* ! 3310194 OFFICE * Width* B EEL • (YESEXAMINED 'L a y e r Cuts furnished decorated $139 MILFORD APA R TM EN TS, 130 W. Grand River * O r lh o p r d tc S k u a • GLASSIS m o n th 355 6128 after 5 p m 332-0952 •L ate st S tyling one bedroom apartm ents, East Laming * Tap and Ballet • CONTACT UNS Z 1 6-1 '4 ' furnished, air. heat + w ater •W o m e n 's H aircuts SU M M ER — M A LE, ow n * P.F. F ly m included. 332-5921. 8-6-2 (4) * C u akiy Boot» 11)11. C m rflh n r 8 - 5:30 M on. - Fri. room , air, pool, W hitehall 1 M ALE sum m er only, close 351-6010 * H o u t r S lip p m lro*kfi*M Pina 355-3359 M anor, Hagadorn, $100 1 M ALE summer, by M SU to campus, private room, air, private room, air furnished 1 BLOCK to M S U . 2 per­ TNI TRAV II MOFISSIONAil 3 6 1 -4 2 4 7 IS » m o n th . 355-0024. Z-2-6 2 (3» $98 negotiable 332-8385 $84 m o n th 351-4534 son available Ju n e 18, year 5-6-1 13) Z-2-6-2 (3> lease, no pets. $250, in cludes TOBACCONIST HEALTH FOOD CEDAR V ILLAG E need 2 CATERING SERVICE SUMM ER V AC A N C Y 1 b ed ­ heat lights. 332-3398. fem ales fo r sum m er Call room apartm ent quiet ne.gh- 8-6-2j5_) _ N O W N U I T R IS FR O M T R I TO R Linda 351 3849. Z 1-6-1 (3> 10% D IS C O U N T M SUUNION HASLETT ARMS borhood near campus. 501 SUM M ER SUBLET 6 rooms, n u m i a t n n s t o r i w it h t n i Hii'crest Avenue 351-4212. to oll AASU SUBLEASE - S U M M ER , 2 SUMMER & FALL fall option, $2 10 m onth, ■ ID D O O R ! students CATERING bedroom , air, 2 sundecks Z 3-6 2 5 negotiable. 489-2666. W t have la stock • Close Call 351 8166 LEASING •C ig a re ft* by. o n p u rc h a s e s o f $2 SUMM ER SUBLET 2 bed­ Z 5-6 2(3) S henoao • D u o h ill • S obrslne o r m o r o , y o g u r ts "Catenng Specialists' Z 2 6-2 131 351-1957 room 2 people. Furnished 1-2 FEMALES fo r summer, •P ip e i by Sa tin e Wi a n d b ro a d s o x d u d o d • W e d d in g R e c a p tio n s S PACIO US FURNISHED du 351-8135 air A b b o tt Road 351 2029 Z 8-6 2 3 ‘ across fro m campus, air. $78 *21 Red Door pipe tobacco blenda D ann on Yogurt 31* ’ B r e a k f o s ts . L u n c h ­ plex fo r 1-2 room m ates - negotiable. Lee 337-7081. WARNING e o n s . D in n e r s sum m er, u tilitie s included, SUBLET 2 bedroom u n fu r­ LUXURY A PA RTM EN T Z-5 -6 ^1 3 )_ _ TW Sam« i G e ie r a l baa d i W B b N Ib a t rig « r e tte « a «hing ie d a a g e rm « U r e a r RANDALL HEALTH FOOD * B o r S e t-u p s one block M S U . Carol 332- nished. air. pool, summer. needs femaies. summer, • T a k e - o u t S e r v ic e 8574 Z 2-6 2 (4) super close 35 1 7134 POOLSIDE APA RTM EN T Brookfield Plaza $180 Negotiable 332 6881 ‘ M e e tin g R o o m s a n d 8 6 1-3' Twvckingham fo r summer. Capitol Villa A partm ents M2-4M9 C & tn c o e lL i ‘ S h o d 1381 E. G ra n d Rivar k E q u ip m e n t 353-2016 or inquire at office. Z-2-6 2 (3 1 332*6892 Z -8 -6 -7 ^ _ 355*3465 P in o L a k e 3 BEDROOM, furnished pent H u rry ... SUBLET Ju n e 11-Septem ber FURNITURE A p a rtm e n ts house 1 block to campus. 12 2 bedroom s, furnished, « C Y C L E SHOP AUTOSERVICE HAIR SALON T k e y r e a ll f t a e l Summer only $300 332 3900 pool air, $190 m onth. Capi­ 6080 M a rsh Rd. i — 1« A C M ! I O M M CO. SPARTAN M e rid ia n M a ll A re a days 0 2-6 2 (4' River's and tol Villa, 351-8427. Z-2-6-2 (4) M o tt r e s s u s 4 B o x S p r in g s MCYCU MUFFLER CENTER EAST LAN SIN G HULL U IT U U N H M 1 m o d e h e r e in L o o s in g * 1 6 5 plus utilities A PARTM EN TS available Water'« Idge SUMM ER SUBLET, fall o p ­ ’ MAXES June 15 Furnished. 2 bed Apartment« tion, efficiency apartment, ¡i t**e ieceNem Nm I TWIN «S4.SS *one bedroom unfumishpd central air, M A C . $126/ O V I i 4 0 0 Q U A L IT Y a n u s *SHOCKS * G E. appliances room quiet bus air balcony. m onth. 3514792. Z-2-6-2 (4) L'Y now I M W on «Il modali A uta! DOUBLE *A4.eS *FRONTENOW ORK • f u l l y carpeted $200 $225 Electric, no pets • R o o m m a t e s e r v ic e Fort»A Acca!torta! ((trat twbev • * )(#, or children. Corner o f Haga •S u m m e r fro m ‘45 p er URGENT' NEED g uy or gal to Gvoroftiaad lapof ing a S'oroga *A ir drapes 2 0 % dorn and Haslett Road 351- rent fo r summer. Call Dave *ad|Ocent to new county p e rs o n IA ID O H ■ COiUMAi A O d d i l i a i to order 4799 8 6 2 (7> MOTOAICANA •PUCH 'QmNy IA * e e * at »«u nen « STUDENT DISCOUNT park • f a l l fro m ‘ 9 0 p e r p e rs o n fo r m ore inform ation at 332- •fr e e canoes 8035. Z-2-6-2 (3) |F *« " (•« assuaklad A cbacbad ON ALL WORK NEAT NON sm oking fem ale <972 NartbwMOr. Acme Bedding Co. Phone 3 4 9 *0 4 3 0 3 3 9 -8 1 9 2 w anted to share lovely 2 - WITHI.D. person apartm ent 1 block 1 BEDROOM furnished apart­ Ill»» RgMI. «I Hapadam «N Or. D m )1 4 6 6 3 A rd m o re ■ v a n in g i 1050 W a te r 's E d g e m ent fo r 1 person. Close to S37-SMI 40S C harry t Kalom azoo ’ 17 S. P E N N S Y L V A N IA fro m cam pus O wn room, 12 Rhone 417 - 499$ O ke m o s, M ich ig a n 4 8 8 6 4 3 3 2 -4 4 3 2 campus, residential area. m o n th lease $130 332 3398 __________ $190 m onth. 12-m onth lease 3 6 2 (6 > starting Septem ber 15. Mr. INTERIORS STUDENT FURNITURE PHOTOGRAPHY REAL ESTATE MEN W O M E N singles, cook SUM M ER M S U one block 1 Kay 339-9500. C-2-6-2 (7) mg, close, summer. 327 Hill NEEDED 2 fem ales fo r 3 girl crest. 337 9612. 332 6118 apartm ent summer, close bedroom i$140'. and 4 b ed ­ Reeldentlol room i $220'. air. Furnished 3 ROOM, one bedroom up­ 2 6 2 (4) air lo w rent 332 8569 t C om m ercial 332 3746 2 6-114» stairs apartm ent. Very clean Z 3 6 2 <3> & bright. Separate entrance. PERSONABLE FEMALE □ EAST LAN SIN G , fall lease SUM M ER SUBLET e ffi­ block to M SU. 332-0743. needed to share p re tty 2 bedroom near campus. Call com forta b le one bedroom ciency 1 block. $ 1 10 nego 2-6-2 (41 337 0354 after 5 p.m. furnished W alk to MSU. liable. 351 3968 214 Bailey shopping bus. dire ct access Z 5 6-1 (3> TW O M A LE roommates Z 2 6 2 (4) Instant C olor an d Black to 496 and all p oints fro m needed fo r fall '78. Beech- PILLOW TALK SUM M ER SUBLET Oak $195 TROWBRIDGE SUM M ER SUBLET, 3 bed w o od A partm ents 351 7843. a nd White: room M S U close, pool, fall h o s l o w c o s t s t u d e n t f u r n is h in g s ¡g 351-3617 Park Village. Share w ith one MA N O R manager, 5 to 9 p.m. 2-6-2 i4)_ _ optio n $335 negotiable 332- la r g e b e o n b a g s , s o ft a n d s e n ­ female. Furnished. $125 351 4745, anytim e 351 4107. 0944 Z 3 6 2 (3» S f 2 .o r» 1 5 0 FEMALES NEEDED to sublet s u a l p i ll o w f u r n i t u r e , l a r g e T V T h e t e a l E s ta te P la c e m onth. 694 2835 evenings. 8 6 1 1 10 ' 2 bedroom , furnished, sum ­ f lo o r s i M a r p illo w s . Klprtrtfc fOOO s i x x j i i i ' ' ecsl fcnsng 2 6 2 15) SUMM ER SUBLET. 2 bed mer term. Capitol Villa. $70/ N U t. Mich Avo., laming EAST LAN SIN G 3 bedroom Frandor 351*1767 M 0 A lbert St. 332-302* room. 2 man. air furnished person. Ju dy 332-8801. _ PH. B 1 7 1 4 St-2 M » 2 M ALES sum m er sublet apartm ent for summer. Fur water June, rent paid, near Z 2 6-2 (5) 4 man 2 bedroom . Near nished Ju ne 12 $297 m o n th YARNS ARTS WORKSHOP MSU FALL o p tio n 351 CARPET CARE SERVICE 351 3164 after 5:30 p.m. MSU. $60 man. 351 9349 4758 Z 3 6 2(4) NEXT TO CA M P U S . U niver­ 3 6 2(4' Mid- D IV O R C E YARN & all types of e. lansing 353 1167. Z 2 6 2 13) 2 A PA R TM EN TS 3 and 5 TW O 1 bedroom apartm ents 2 FEMALES needed, new 4 man apartm ents summer, sity Villa, furnished, 2 bed­ room, balconies, air condi­ tioned. Sum m er leases from Michigan D O Y O U R O W N SUPPLIES ARTS& bedroom . Available Ju ne 20. 372 0457 a fte r 6:30 p m 0 2 6 2 (4) Both m Lansing in cludes all utilities, appliances f t park mg. Available Ju ne 15 $180 ciose by. 332 0579. Z 3 6 2(3) $150. Fall leases fro m $205. Open fo r show ing, 3 p .m .-7 Carpet SUM M ER VAC AN CIES one p.m. 351 2044; 351 8135. classes & instruction for e c ro c h e t e m a c ra m e DANCE 2 FEMALES for 4 m an apart f t $195 m o n th 482 9226 0 3 6 2(5) and tw o person studio apart ments, three and four person 0-2 6_2 ]7 ) _ ______________ T W Y C K IN G H A M . SUMM ER Care A pproxim ately * 7 5 . " e k n i t t in g e n e e d le p o in t m ent, 1 block fro m campus, e ru g h a a k in g w e a v in g - f r a m e s a n d l o a m s WORKSHOP fall spring Call 355 7130 or 355 7131* Z 2 6 2 (4) SU M M FR SUBLEASE 1 bed ri>om in 2 bedroom furnished apartm ents also 3 & 12 m onth leases available. W ith sublet, 1 room in 2 room apartm ent, pool, air. 351- W e will help you apartm ent. E. Lansing $80 in one block M S U . For ap 7356. S 2-6-2 (3) •team e x tra c t ion Sum m er registration m o n th 332 8804 Z 3 6 2(4' poin tm e nt call 675-5175 be * jeiMenMei A carwnardal •»*— wHwatat AdawaaWmMam C ALL M R . 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