VOLUME 72 NUMBER 110 MONDAY, JULY 24, 1978 News MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48B24 3 Pollock to join staff of rep Crosseyed IVSoose as affirmative action adviser By DANIEL HILBERT office and her bring her on to the staff. State News Staff Writer "The reason she is being brought on board is our und Mary Pollock, fired director of women's programs at MSU, will ctiveness in the position, it brought her of her experience and aggressiveness in pursuing join the staff of Rep. George Cushingberry Jr., D Detroit, to i large part in Cushingberry's decision I action programs," said Kessler. act consultant for the joint Housed affirmative action, a staff i ant of Cushingberry's told the State News. Pollock confirmed the fact that sh> position. The committee is being considered fpr the holding hearings to review universities state regarding their compliance with affirmative action policies. the Beirut fighting resumes, Herb Kessler, assistant to Cushingberry, said only two more signatures are required on forms that would bring Pollock on to the Cushingberry staff, but they already have "verbal confirma tion." Pollock was fired as women's program director and MSU Title IX coordinator in June after she refused an offer to resign made by Christian areas shelled Robert Perrin, vice president for University and federal relations. By ALY MAHMOtD Phalange Party, said in an account Perrin said he fired Pollock because she was not adequately BEIRUT. Lebanon (API -- Syrian artil Hadass fighting. performing the duties specified by her position. lery. rockets and mortars bombarded The Syriam have de¬ Since her dismissal. Pollock has sought numerous avenues to Former Christian President ( Christian districts of Beirut Sunday and nounced the Phalanglsti (or Chamoun appealed to the Syrian sole protest her firing. Christian militias responded with rocket their collaboration with Is¬ "heed not those vile orders that push She has filed a written request with both President Edgar L. propelled grenades and machine-gun fire in kill your Lebanese brothers " He ti Harden and the administrative professional grievance officer the worst clash since the devastating rael in the south and are de¬ Syrians to "leave Lebanon at once.' asking to be allowed to use the grievance procedure. Both requests Syrian attacks earlier this month. manding that the Christian Inside the Christian enclave, re were denied because of her status as a probationary administra¬ The Christian command said six I.eban killed and 50 others wounded. No militias submit to Syrian moved mattresses and necessitie tive-professional employee. ese were basements and shelters, witness Pollock also asked the MSU Board of Trustees to review her official estimate, including any Syrian security control in Lebanon. They said scores of Christians werei casualties, was available. firing, but they too refused. The Anti-Discrimination Judicial to safer towns in the north. The fighting broke out Saturday night in Board on campus also refused to accept her sex discrimination "We are bracing for a hot night, s the Christian enclave of Hadass on the complaint because of her status as a terminated employee. resident of Ein Rummaneh. This 'i Complaints were also filed with both the Michigan Department southeastern edge of the city. It subsided will be much better off than iast tu briefly at daybreak, but erupted again in Christian quarters of Ashafieh, Ein Rum- of Civil Rights and the Chicago Office of the Department of Health have replenished our stocks foi the afternoon and ended, at least temporar¬ maneh and the Beirut port area. Rooftop Education and Welfare alleging sex discrimination. No action has fresh water." of yet been taken by either department. ily. by early evening. snipers were firing between Ein Rumma¬ "Multiple rocket launchers, mortars and neh and the Moslem neighborhood of Cushingberry's affirmative action committee reviewed the State News Debbie status of MSU's affirmative action policy earlier this month. artillery shells went heavily into action on Chiyah. witnesses said. Hadass at '3 p.m.," reported the Voice of The radio said scores of houses, shops and While the advertised "art fair special" related to He told representatives from MSU that their affirmative action pinhall machines, some Ann Arbor residents came Lebanon radio, organ of the right-wing private cars were "badly damaged." programs "don't look good." President Elias Sarkis contacted the up with a special of their own. Over heated fair- Many observers have predicted that Pollock's firing would mean Christian Phalange Party. The militias reacted with a "barrage of Syrian commander. Col. Sami al-Khatib, o)im(6(o''r goers were treated to a free shower providing and insisted on an immediate cease-fire, the the end of affirmative action at MSU. rocket-propelled grenades and 50-caliber them with temporary relief from the miserable Dozens of University women and groups turned out at last machine gun fire" on Syrian positions. Phalange radio reported. humidity during the last day of the annual Ann month's Board of Trustee public comment session to protest The Syrians maintain more than 25.000 Arbor event Saturday. Pollock's dismissal and demand her reinstatement. Shortly before dusk, the artillery and soldiers in Lebanon as part of the Arab bulletin All but one of the dozen-plus speakers addressed themselves to mortar duels extended to the nearby League peacekeeping army that halted Lebanon's civil war 20 months ago. Syrian Pete Rose of the Cincinnatti troops are present in all of Lebanon except Reds singled in the sixth inning riot sqlad rescles two hostages the south, near the Israeli border, where of a game against the Montreal U.N. troops moved in after an Israeli Expos Sunday to extend hi" invasion in March. consecutive game hitting Ein Rummaneh was badly bombarded by streak 36. short of the inmate dead in Georgia to One one guard, one Syrian gunners earlier this month. Sarkis threatened to resign after those attacks, but succumbed to intense Lebanese and international pressure to stay on. National League record. The Reds won test, 5-4. the extra-inning con Details sketchy, but the rioting were rescued at about 5 p.m. REIDSVILLE. Ga. lAP) - One guard ported. were and one inmate were killed and another A riot squad rescued the other two began about 4 p.m. in two dormitories, said The Phalange fields Lebanon's strongest Sara Passmore. spokesperson for the Hopper said the situation was under and best armed Christian militia. Its Israeli- guard was seriously injured Sunday when rioting inmates took four guards hostage at guards, said warden Joe Hopper. The prison has frequently been troubled with Department of Offender Rehabilitation in control about two hours after the prison's backed soldiers have seized control of a inside Atlanta. She said the surviving guards riot squad went in. 50-mile stretch along Lebanon's southern the Georgia State Prison, authorities re¬ racial violence. "There were a number of fires, such as border with Israel and have barred the Does survival to you mean bedding and things like that." Mrs. Pass- U.N. troops from entering their strong¬ making your 8 o'clocks. finding holds. your way home after a drunken Heat, overcrowding, 'vicious people' The dead guard was identified a Dan Harrison, who had been employed at the The Syrians have denounced the Pha- langists for their collaboration with Israel in the south and are demanding that the binge and making it until >ou get paid on Fridays? To a group of Girl Scouts, it means eating prison since October 1977. The injured guard was identified as Christian militias submit to Syrian security snakes, skinning rabbits and all blamed in Pontiac, Illinois prison riot Preston Foskey, 32. He was stabbed "at least 10 times" in the neck, head, chest and control in Lebanon. The Christians demand that the Syrians leave the country. those fun things See page 5 arms and suffered a collapsed lung, said The Syrian peacekeeping command By ROBERT LEE ZIMMER erupted. He said the state Legislature retused to give administrator Jack Wheatley at Tattnall issued a brief statement accusing Christian weather PONTIAC. III. j -LiV Liu/ LEVI'S® JUNIORS Jaeabscm's VIEWPOINT: THE ERA Bourne broke the rules, Beware of faulty logic but no need for a purge By VALERIE A. CONGDON male, however the Supreme Court has not construed it as such. Like the publicity that fanned the flames surrounding the Nazi The Court has rarely considered sex discrimination cases. When it Skokie march, I am almost afraid a response to attacks on the has. violations have been narrowly defined to the particulars of into the White House is not surprising or Probably the first item on a list of "What President even Equal Rights Amendment will only enhance shallow and malicious each case. Sex discrimination has never been declared unconstitu- Jimmy ('arter needs least" would be a White House upsetting to us. statements against a desperately needed amendment. scandal, especially one concerning illicit drug use. The charges against Bourne are a totally distinct The ERA passed out of the U.S. Senate in 1972 and has since Some people may scoff at semantics as if it is a trivial concern. Hut on the heels of the resignation of Dr. Peter G. issue. His alleged transgression, for whatever been ratified by 35 states. Three more states are needed to make Wording in legislation is essential to its effectiveness and its Bourne, Carter's chief drug abuse expert, who is reason, is serious and Bourne should suffer the same the ERA our 27th amendment to the Constitution. Because an application. Just last year the courts of Massachusetts ruled that else in a similar situation. arbitrary deadline has been set for March 22. 1979. many prostitution charges could not be served against a male since the alleged to have written a phoney prescription, it consequences as anyone opponents of the ERA land other freedom issues) have been statutes did not include the word "he." Language is important. seems scandal is just where the White House is Carter is most certainly responsible for actions Women need one basic law protecting them across the board, working especially hard to kill the needed legislation by clouding heading. taken by his staff during their hours at the White issues. Phyllis Schlafly and other opponents however, have failed locally, state-wide, and federally in all segments of life. The ERA can give women the law they need, stated simply: "EQUALITY Bourne's statements about the after-hours drug House, hut with all the problems facing the country to do all their homework on the ramifications of the ERA. the proposed extension resolution, and already existing federal OF RIGHTS UNDER THE LAW SHALL NOT BE DENIED OR use of White House staffers has set into motion the and the president he cannot be expected to babysit legislation concerning sex discrimination. ABRIDGED BY THE UNITED STATES OR BY ANY STATE ON usual round of charges, counter charges, denials and them at their social gatherings. ACCOUNT OF SEX." The ERA would protect men too. Men also I attended the Washington, D.C.. July 9th ERA March, along non-denials associated with any attack on the White The use of illegal drugs is no different, from our with 90,000 other supporters. Opponents of the ERA would like have legitimate discrimination complaints in the realm of Social House. view, than the excessive and sometimes well- the public to believe that only a few "radical" women are for the Security benefits, alimony and child support payments and child The scandal, if it can be legitimately called that, is ERA. That image is completely distorted. That joyous crowd of publicized use of alcohol by government officials. 90,000 consisted of men, women, children and infants of every The tunnel-vision of a right wing faction has skirted the real a shallow one. indeed. The charges levied against Bourne are valid and certainly grounds for legal Again, we are not condoning the use of drugs by color, representing all 50 states and over 325 organizations. value and significance of the ERA. They have spent arguments on anyone. We simply maintain that what is done by These ERA supporters are professionals, educators, administra¬ why an extension for the ERA is not justified. Consequently investigation, but the off-duty use of marijuana and individuals — no matter what their status in society tors, blue collar workers, labor unionists, church groups, students, pro ERA spokespersons have had to spend valuable time cocaine by White House staffers, which promises to housewives and retired persons from all socio-economic strata. discounting calculated lies and misinformation and dispelling — in private, and which does not affect the public is dominate news coverage for days to come, crosses This multitude that sought equality on the steps of the national confusion carefulh constructed by the anti-equality right wingers. the line between public and private behavior. their own business. We recognize the fine line Capitol July 9th was the most diverse cross-section of the It not tor fighting the nit picking of the anti's. time could have been better spent on explaining the actual issue to the people. The ERA Ultimately. Carter's detractors will inevitably involved, especially with top government officials, American population I believe our country has ever witnessed in a but nevertheless the fine line exists. demonstration. would have passed by now and an extension would not be make the comparison between Watergate and Women have five pieces of federal legislation today to help required Narcoticgate. but as we look as it, the situations are Perhaps more than anything else the recent protect their rights: the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments to the The idea fixing a time limit on equality astounds me. Equal inalterable separate. Watergate involved the use of allegations about White House staff drug use should Constitution; Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act; The Equal Pay rights can hardly be compared to the right of 18-year-olds to vote. on-duty personnel of the White House to plan and cause Carter to rethink his hard-line stance Act of 1963 (amended to the Fair Labor Standards Act); and The ERA covers a profoundly wider area of citizen concern. It deals with the whole ideology behind democracy and would execute crimes of wire-tapping, breaking and regarding marijuana and Paraquat spraying. Executive Order 11375. All these laws are good but they are only Carter has said he will not tolerate administration piece-meal and subject to Supreme Court interpretation. These directly affect 51 percent of i he population. An amendment of this entering and the obstruction of justice. Narcotic- laws do not cover all women in all segments of American life. Title import and magnitude deserves all the time it needs for gate. as it has so far unfolded, involves the private personnel breaking any laws, especially drug laws, VII prohibits employment discrimination on the basis of color, responsible and relevant debate. so a purge for the benefit of the media and hardline use of two outlawed drugs by White House staffers. race, sex, religion or national origin. It is a good tool for working The idea of extension has never been tested because it has never The facts are that both drugs are enjoying detractors could be expected. If it should happen, women (provided the employer has 15 or more employees) but ben requested before. To dismiss extension on the grounds that no Carter will not have a difficult time finding them, all does not protect one outside the workplace (for instance; it does other amendment has had one is ludricrous! A time limit on increasing popularity among all segments of society. amendments was originally established to prevent non-vital he'll have to do is listen for the chronic coughing of not guarantee females equal opportunity in admission to technical These are facts which we neither condemn or schools). The Equal Pay Act focuses on wages only. The executive legislation from "floating around." Seven years was an arbitrary condone. The fact that this use mav have extended Paraquat poisoning. order only prohibits sex discrimination on the job if your employer choice. It could have been nine years, or 20, or three. America is has federal financial dealings of $10,000 or more. actively concerned with human rights and equal rights. Debate The Fifth Amendment ("no state shall deprive any person of life, liberty or property without due process of law") and the Unfortunately, opponents like syndicated writer George F. Will Fourteenth Amendment ("nor deny any person within its and lobbyist Phyllis Schlafly are in a position to influence jurisdiction, the equal protection of the law") are thought to be by thousands of people. Sadly, those who fall prey to Will's powerful some the blanket protection of equal rights women need. They are manipulation of words and Schlafly's reactionary emotionalism are not. The work "person" should mean female persons as well as unwittingly condemning their own wives, mothers, and daughters. VIEWPOINT: POLITICAL PRISONERS Sorry, but they do exist By JAMES MCNALLY publication of "classified" information ahou The existence of oppressive laws regulating Andrew Young recently announced that the government, works considered "oh beliefs, if enforced just once, serves to chill the United States has political prisoners of scene." and pamphlets opposing govern freedom of speech. This silences non-con- It's ment war actions. FBI investigations an formists to the benefit of the ruling power. its own. not too easy to accept, but it's begun with hopes of finding solid charge, Action by such right-wing organizations Indians the victims of American genoci- such as subversive activities or panderim as the John Birch Society, Breakthrough, dal policies in the past, have been arrested to make these convictions palatable. and the Ku Klux Klan serve to further the for demanding basic civil rights. They have Many labor leaders have been politica doctrine of oppression. When supported by been charged with vague disorderly- prisoners. The Kennedy vendetta agains ihe FBI. CIA or any other arm of the conduct or vjolation-of-trespassing laws in Jimmy Hoffa is a classic example of the us> government, they tend to make liberalism a order to make convictions stick. of legal means for political ends. The Unitei crime. Their "trials" lack even a mocking Blacks active in the civil rights movement Farm Workers have been physically beate: semblance of fairness. Their "sentences" were jailed for their beliefs. Their belief in on the fields; frivolous injunctions agains are often more severe than the most equality was a political crime. Even the agricultural workers have been rubbe extreme judicial penalties. They make the many who were simply "detained" were stamped by the courts in accordance wit I mind a political prisoner or the body an political prisoners, victims of the law "as federal law. And the government has stooi executed convict. applied." by, as if laughing, while union leaders sit ii 11 is all loo easy to ignore the existence of Carter at the crossroads Imprisoned draft evaders could also be considered political prisoners. Their crime: jail for "contempt of court." Liberals have been pursued and investi political prisoners in the United States when we blindly believe that all Americans a belief in the sanctity of human life and the gated for years. Peace protesters, oppo are afforded identical rights by the govern¬ true ideals of our government. Failing to nents of nuclear power, and political leftist ment and the people. The national media have down¬ U.S. is in solidarity among them¬ the European community is saying have been arrested for the harm they ma; Rut whether or not we take notice, they fight in foreign wars is a crime only when played the significance of the Bonn selves. it doesn't believe in the effective¬ our government in some way supports the cause the administration's authority. summit talks by reporting that This phenomenon becomes ap¬ ness of the International Monetary hostilities. Formal government action is not neces this year's round was marked by Fund — which is dominated by Some written word is considered criminal sary for a person to become a prisoner o parent when the Bremen Euro¬ because it offends the ruling class or hurts the political system. "Offenders" need no "reduced expectations and mutu¬ pean summit that preceded the Great Britain and the United their economic interests. Included are the be put in jail to be considered "prisoners.' ally agreed upon directions." But Bonn talks are taken into account. States — so it will start its own the real significance was barely re¬ At Bremen, a plan authored by mini-IMF. European leaders, ported — that is, Carter learned Germany's Chancellor Helmut while not openly defying the IMF, that while the U.S. might be the Schmidt and France's President have decided they can handle their single most powerful military nation in the world, it can no longer claim its previous role as Giscard d'Estaing was adopted by all the members of the European Economic Community except own problems and have made Carter an offer he cannot refuse — he can either join the new flttitifirS the single most powerful economic Britain. The plan, essentially, will European Monetary Fund as an mediocrity." Simply because one person, a Now that I find myself more properly nation in the world. A new nation form a base for European cur¬ associate member and reap the has emerged as a world leader and rencies to be pegged against — economic benefits, or he can follow A new 'cause' has supposed "role model," exercised his right oriented as to time and place, I can see to individuality by smoking pot in his room great potential for the birth of a social it is not Germany or Japan — it is instead of the traditional dollar. the isolationist lead set by Con¬ and was then eventually "pardoned," we movement. Back with segregation! Put men Europe. Each member is supposed to gress and suffer the consequences been born...again have immediately stopped "transmitting and women in seperate dormitories! Put donate some of their own cur¬ in trade. homosexuals back in the closet! Stop Although it is hard for Ameri¬ the best of our society's culture" and ceased cans to think of the several rencies, some gold reserves and Louis Stamatako's letter of July 13 "developing in students higher values." admitting handicappers to the University, where they only cause us embarrassment! countries on the European con¬ some Eurodollars into a holding Carter, always politically as¬ certainly jolted me back to reality. I cringe I can see the little robots we are striving Down with social unrest! It certainly will be tinent one nation, Europeans reserve set at $50 billion. This when I think that for the last months to program becoming more and more as tute, declined to endorse the plan seven wonderful to join all our wholesome I actually thought we were living'in the immoral from this point on. Perhaps even, are having no trouble with the basket of currencies, with gold as pending the bugs being worked all-American kids in a single cause! Thank its base, is designed to keep year 1978 and in a supposedly enlightened heaven help us, going out and ingesting concept whatsoever. They have out of the system. Supposedly that college environment. alcohol, smoking marijuana, sleeping with you, Louis Stamatako! discovered the only way to achieve fluctuations between member will happen today and for the rest Imagine my surprise upon reading Stam¬ another person of their own sex, raping economic independence from the currencies to a minimum. In effect, of this week as the finance atako's statement that the fine institution of women and small children and even killing # Theresea Wolyniec MSU is failing "to transmit knowledge people without the sanction of higher 440 Park Lane ministers of the member nations which will help the society rise above its institutions. East Lansing, MI. work out the details of the scheme at their meetings in Brussels. Carter, in the next few months, by Garry Trudeau ( lip" ^ate News Monday. July 24. 1970 ] will possibly face the biggest test of his Congressional clout. He can either do what the rest of the DOONESBURY dowm anyidba twptuk i know, i know. wok.mfteeono eermminpoff tiefanfo mwrv imnorrm taping a bpoao Editorials the opm, iimabwu wmsta- but its tantmimdont dance hall* casitheke fur are ons of the State News Viewpoints, columns and industrial powers perceive to be in letters i all of this son, zonk. justso mwvepown mm kid- w new disco are personal op: Editorial the best interest of the world and ' haskcn1d anomshot ms,ham? atwbpiios. ocmoral- tosmosawm Zgmb? Department accept the European proposal — ?S L Sm Dove DiMortmo which would mean bloody battles DovidMisiolowski Sports Editor Mike Klocke on the floor of Congress with Kim Shanohan Layout Editor Deborah Heywood Michelle Chambers Kenneth E Porker charges of having sold the United Patricia LaCroix Stail Represenfofiv Daniel J Hilbert States down the river — or he can Kathy Kilbury buckle to the narrow whims of Advertising Department Congress and plunge the United States into the kind of isolationism Bob Shatter Assistant Advertising Mono that has preceded every major war of this century. Michigon Stote News, Eost loosing, Michigan Monday July 24 1978 5 Scouts survive on (ugh!) snake dinners le menu will include snake as the main course, well garnished with various wild plant "We are going to be hungry on the islai matter. Mason High School this fall. "Our family ca Arnold said this course is the only survival program offered in the country through t That, along with rabbit, fish and may bugs — if they get desperate — will be the diet for before." 48 girl scouts as they undergo a week of survival exercizes on an uninhabited island in Arnold said she will not have to wor I the oilier m Lake Michigan. administrative staff people will stay at a 1 The girl scouts, who are 15 to 18-years-old and are from 23 states, took a four-day condensed version of wilderness survival at MSU. The PRR 300 course is taught by Paul "We'll go around the island and check th Risk, assistant professor of parks and recreation. and any major problems that might come u p/' Arnold said." The scouts arrived at MSU last Sunday and departed Friday for a base camp in central Michigan. After several days of survival training at the base camp the girls will be divided into groups and dropped on the island. They will only have a survival kit and the clothes on their backs to live off the land for about a week, said Betty Arnold, director of the program which is sponsored by the Michigan Capitol Girl Scout Council and MSU's continuing education program. She added that the survival includes matches, fish hooks, a knife, twine and a bit of salt, sugar, tea and bullion. The first three days of the training at MSU involved classroom instruction on survival. Thursday the group went to the Rose Lake Wildlife Experiment Station near Laingsburg for a day of practical training. At Rose Lake the girls learned skills such as preparing a rabbit for consumption, swamp crossing, sending smoke signals to airplaines, building shelters, snare setting, making fish hooks, twine twisting and determining edible plant matter. Risk said the girls had a lot to learn in a short time to prepare for the island survival experience and the day at Rose Lake. The girl scout survival program is being offered for the third time in five years. Risk said. The course is basically the same class MSU students can take fall and spring term, he said. lie only difference," he said, "is this particular version focuses on survival in a temporate climate, like Michigan, while the regular course is geared to world survival." The girl scout program is part of the local girl scout council's effort to keep senior girl scouts (ninth through 12th grade) interested in scouting, Arnold said. The program cost $225 per girl and the 48 participants were selected from applicants on the basis of skill and experience. "It has gone well in the past," Arnold said. "We have had some problems. People like to play 'find the girl scouts."' Mondoy. July 24. 1970 ^ Michigon Stote News, Eos! loosing, Michigon Pop culture has to spend billions of dollars no bounds By JOHN NE1LSON State News Reviewer annually for them. 'Parkerilla disappointing Have you ever watched a television program for the sole reason that it was the least obnoxious of the hand¬ ful of alternatives? Have you It seems only we were at our logical that if to occasionally look representative aspects of media and culture, we However, when one buys a should be able to gather ever found yourself secretly By BILL HOLDSHIP double album (at double album some clues as to where the State News Reviewer enjoying a movie that had collective American head is Graham Parker burst on the prices! and discovers that side absolutely nothing going for four is as short as an average at. The recent rise of vio¬ musical scene in 1976 with a it other than a million dollars lence-oriented magazines, single, that someone might call worth of special effects? bang, not to mention a great it a "ripoff." for example, along with this deal of commercial potential. Have you ever bought a Kiss year's emphasis in network Parker's sound was comparable What's especially depressing album, a Farrah poster, a television of air-headed to everyone from the Stones to about this LP is that there is Pet Rock, or a can of Slime? Do you listen to Top-40 "jiggle shows" are worthy of Van Morrison to Dylan to some great live Parker material examination for their in¬ Springsteen, and his first two in the vaults. Shortly after the radio, or read books that claim to be "more terrifying sights on the American LPs. Howlio' Wind and Heat release of Heat Treatment. a character (as well as how this Treatment, made nearly every Parker Live At The Marble than the Exorcist?" character is played to, ex¬ "Ten Best" list for that year. Arch authorized bootleg was If your can answer yes to ploited. and commercialized This was deservingly so. Parker distributed to music VIPs in the any or all of these questions, by business and adverti- was producing the greatest rock L.K. The bootleg included live don't worry — you're in the sors). and white R&B music around renditions of his best songs from majority. You like tens of in 1976. For that reason, the State ... the LPs. not to mention sensa millions of other Americans News is starting a new Critical reception to Parker's tional covers of these collective are simply an active member '77 outing. Stick To Me. was jukebox favorites — the of what is the most complex feature — an irregular anything but favorable. While column on the aspects of Supremes' "You Can't Hurry and fascinating culture of all the record didn't deserve the Love." Aretha's "Chain Of time. Regardless of how popular culture that can't be hatchet jobs it received at the Fools," and the Little Richard garish, tacky, or seemingly pigeonholed anywhere else. time, it doesn't seem to stand version of "Kansas City." Why The purpose of this column irrational it may be, it is still the test of time nearly as well as the Marble Arch LP or a live will not be to glorify the real the envy of the rest of the do the first two gems. Nonethe¬ trash or moralize about it, anthology a la Viva Roxy Music world. In Marchetti and less. Parker's reputation was wasn't released commercially is Marks' "The CIA and the but merely to hold it up to the beginning to catch on. and. anybody's guess. Cult of Intelligence," for light and let the reader judge unlike the other LPs. Stick To it for himself. Perhaps the blame for The example, there is an anec¬ Me sold consistently well. Parkerilla can be laid on Mer- dote about an Eastern Euro¬ No name has been chosen What Parker seemed to need cury. Parker recently intro¬ pean agent who refused all for the feature yet, but we'll was a brilliant follow up. and his duced a song in Britain entitled forms of compensation try to keep the format loose transformation to stardom "Mercury Poisoning." express¬ enough to cover the broadest except Benny Goodman re¬ appeared inevitable. What ing his dissatisfaction with the cords. And on it goes. possible range of subjects. Parker has chosen to give us American label. But then again, American culture sub¬ The things and ideas that instead is The Parkerilla (Mer- The Parkerilla was also released scribes to the incontro- catch the public's fancy — cury SRM 2-100), a record that in the t'.K. With this in mind, vertable law that 90 percent whether they deal with might be described as an "al¬ perhaps the blame might be laid of everything is trash. But it cloning. Elvis gossip, gro¬ most" double live LP. It is also lack of artistic ideas. Clones, Grease, Jaws on a is snobbish to think that by tesque violence, the current •nd Dolly Parton - what might be described as one ignoring the bulk of our sex symbols, or any of a of the biggest wastes of vinyl I'm not prepared to write off under $2 and at the culture in favor of the tip of thousand other topics — will from a true artist since Dylan's Graham Parker just yet. I know be the grist for our mill. newsstands. the iceberg we are doing non-original Dylan LP. that he's got it in him to produce The feature should be The major problem here is the anybody a favor. The trash¬ another masterpiece, and I'm ier aspects of our culture interesting and informative, selection of songs. Nothing new hoping for the best from his next and if have little fun Grftham Parker exist, and thanks to the we a is included, and the material studio release. However, many American system of free along the way, well, that seems to be almost cloned from reviewers (myself included) be can't be helped. At any rate, the studio tracks. What's worse lieve that much of the initial enterprise we know that watch this space — it'll be is that most of Parker's best "in him at Detroit's Masonic Audi¬ minute version of the song. And they exist because people spark found in Parker's existen¬ want them to and are willing worth your while. concert" numbers, the ones that torium last October, aren't that's it: Three minutes and tial anger and archetypal musi¬ stopped the show when I saw included at all. fifty one seconds of music on a cal synthesis has been transfer¬ The Parkerilla is worth own whole album side, and then red to Elvis Costello, a similar ing for two reasons, and those silence. performer with a potential for t wo are "Fool's Gold" and "Don't It seems that The Parkerilla Friday night brought applause COLUMBIA. Md. lUPI) Free theater held Ask Me Questions." As great as can only initially appeal to fans greater mass appeal. I Texas outlaw Willie - Nelson and cheers from thousands of familiar with Parker's past Graham Parker is at crucial try r c fans. these songs were on the studio a sang "Georgia on My Mind." country and western fans. A short experimental theater LPs. they take on a totally new endeavours. Seeing as how stage in his career. He will Carter visits and it was the perfect cue for Carter and his wife, Rosa Their decision to attend the these fans no doubt already own concert had been kept top piece. Two Twenty Three, will and even greater meaning when either become a star or fade grinning President Carter to lynn, flew by helicopter from the seven minute original re secret until the last minute and, be shown on Tuesday, July 25 performed live. As a matter of away to that great forgotten walk on stage and embrace the the presidential retreat at in the studio theater iroom 49i fact. The Parkerilla offers its cording of "Questions," what is jukebox jungle. Only time will Nelson, Harris Camp David, Md., to see Nelson according to one White House country star. of F a ire h t Id Hall at 3:30 p.m. All listeners "Don't Ask Me Ques¬ the point of two inclusions on tell, but The Parkerilla will do and Emmylou Harris, a Wash¬ aide, was not even made until The scene at Columbia's but twice. Side this LP? The record cbmpanv little, if anything, to help the Fridav afternoon. interested are invited, and the tions" not once, Merriweather Post pavilion ington-bred country singer, production is free. D is a new. slicked-up. three- calls it an "added bonus," first possibility along. ■CLIP AND SAVE" | Good Driving Record? j Produce- ■In Store Coupons- ! Bad Driving Record? i California Plum Crazy Sale- Spartan Salt-Iodized or i GREAT RATES j 4 Varieties- Slicing Cucumbers- 39e 5/100 lb Free Tide Running- 26 oz. Box- Laundry Detergent 9* Save 12' ! FOR BOTH j Home Grown Green 20» Cabbage Kingsford Charcoal 19C lb S277 Special Label-49 oz. 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Free Admission Sara Lee Pound Coke lOoz.Pkg. 99' Open Monday ■ Thurtdoy 0 om-9 pm 9 am-10 pm Friday t Saturday g Coupon good Mon., July 24 and | II am-S pm Sunday 351-5760 Michigon State News, Eost loosing, Michigan iip®triS§ Troy gathers sports collectors By JERRY BRAUDE thing from the cheapest hobby Riley also finds fan behavior "The calvht-r--and sli'-r■ i.|.- . ,< -i. i State News Sports Writer schedules to the most expen¬ to be different. "It's so much didn't come through." Elk s.u-j • be1 -food .1 I" TROY — Over the weekend, sive uniforms; or the most rowdier at Tiger Stadium," "Catchers Jot* Ferguson and Ed ; ' Tigers split with Angels about 8,000 people packed the Troy Hilton Hotel, and all of them were brought together popular of all cards. The — bubble gum gathering is called the Riley said. "I don't know if it's these hot Detroit or summer what, but everyone really days Hermann were disappointing and the club unloaded bo*r, o| them. Shortstop Rog« r Mi t • \ , ,j ot ''stig. t t'e e!!u lie of inst I'h r -Ve "vf'" i. ' DETROIT '• -r'.- 'i' shuJ' the doubleheader, a line single to left, scored Don With the count 2-0 on Alan Trammell, Miller This gathering, however, vention, and attendance has drunk by the seventh inning. only a .201) hitter. Hut I hop.- ' am'""n replaced loser Dave LaRoche, 7-5. Thompson major luncheon, increased every year since its "In Dodger Stadium, if some the best lor him in San Franks Baylor from second with two out in the ninth wasn't a press j,., inning Sunday to pace'Nolan Rvan and the dashed for the plate on Downing's miscue and an administrators' meeting or a inception nine years ago. one doesn't sit down after being co because he has a lot o! class California Angels to a 4-3 victory over the scrambled over Miller to score. pep rally for a team. Rather, it "The first year we had 10 told to, then five guys will come and is a hell of a guv. e-T.'-vt'o-'a- '! Detroit Tigers and a split of their twinbill. IiOU Whitaker opened the ninth with a double was a chance for sports fans to tables here, but it has grown to over and make sure he stays "Hut the Astros have -oim- California, which now trails first-place Kansas and Staub walked. LaRoche replaced starter Don come together from all areas of 200 now and we could probably down, and that's the end of it. fine young talent, especially n p., M;j, •s ,- 1 • ■r P,| , t-,,t -. City by three games in the AL West, dropped the Aase and gave up a run-scoring single to the United States and Canada have 400 if we had more room," Dodger Stadium did have to Terry Puhl. who juM turn, d 22 first game 4-3 when Detroit rallied for three runs Thompson with pinch-runner Steve Dillard to trade, buy, sell or auction the said Frank Nagy, one of the quit selling beer to the people last week. General manage*-Tat . in the ninth, the winner scoring on Brian moving to second. After Kemp and pinch-hitter collections they have garnered more prominent card collectors in the pavillion because they Downing's passed ball on reliever Dyar Miller's Lance Parrish struck out, pinch-hitter John over the years. at the convention. were throwing things on the have done a terrific ion first pitch. Wockenfuss walked to load the bases and Aurelio The collections cover any "Sports collecting is no differ field." turning the organi/,.: !•••. In the first game, Jason Thompson raced home Rodriguez walked to force in the tying run. ent than coins, stamps or any Riley came to the convention around. When thev first can. '-.imp -.! sp-.ris memoribiU. other thing. It's also great for in Troy because he collects here, Houston didn't ha-. s;.e- s -jniiorm- the kids because it keeps them regional cards put out by busy, happy and out of troub¬ various companies such as meat playing A A ball. ' .V* ' l!" ' 1 c.er •»n. So" '.CI .iiiilorm.s whr ti S2"'t each. le." or dog food establishments. Two people from the . - Bringing in collectors from all which are scarce in California. 1,1,1 - the e se over the continent, fans not One well traveled collector is publications and phot-.- ,n. ,?■ s" (tor f>Mhi 1 -o- only have a chance to get Herb Elk from Houston. Tex. form cities when the ho*,.. ■I'lostjv h-' •» material from other cities, but Since 1967, he has put out the teams an- leadini' ' he '"'' .. "T- o-.' n-an-'gt.s also to get different perspec¬ Sporting News' Hockey Guide Eastern Division r; . . and Hockey Register. He has aid Blank from Philade.pt , i .• 1 • • •. a En gland i tives of the teams on a more nationwide scale. also worked as the Houston Bill Gradzewicz from P..."-:, Astros traveling secretary in "I think Boston can w.r: r. • i ••...ph-t " Larr.e Gavin Riley, who had been ■ , • - "< er. .- gr- collecting all types of cards 1967, promotion and advertis American la-ague, but v.- ■ - . •' ' V.I 1 -liid !>!•■ I a! since 1954 when he was in fifth ing for the Seattle Pilots in er know in t h» pl.n •>!:- •„ m ' ••'.'••• !• grade, came from Los Angeles, 1969, promotion and public- vou get one ho; pii, her. .,: ,.: • • ■ ;1 -s mi- Calif, for the convention and relations for the Oakland Seals z.i'wicz said. I love h-:.w,r. •-i.de;,w. . ... saw a game at Tiger Stadium and general manager for sever Park because the seats an s., t'-.rs for the first time Friday night. al minor league hockey clubs. close. Of course, 'he team "With a little repair, it can Through all of his travelings, makes it much more >n -uing 1 ' ' "llec; :::!- 1 - be a super stadium," Riley said. he feels the Houston Astro watch the games there 'i!: 1 'n«- "A game played in one of the dome is the "most fantastic Blank goes to about 2". I'r '' Southern California stadiums building in the world." lies games a year, hut he :V ' and Tiger Stadium are two Although the Astros have the seats are i, tar away. T.,- r - -e,.r -jji different games. The pitcher had a disappointing season "I kind of like the older ones nr. op- • : * sa.o after third-place finishes the more because thev are closer to sVm week, but had to be more careful in Tiger w.-iis a Stadium because the fences are two previous years. Elk still the action." Blank said. "I think n«»' i h.. t ■ . . of legitimate feels the Astros have a bright the Phillies w ill he \e ■ shorter and the ball carries p!av the (iiiin.t - ' • n- .- • ,r. • '. better." future. in the playoffs. With the Phi! !-.- . , Photo by Susan M. Pokrefky Over 100 skiers participated in the Spartan Open- wood. Olson won the slalom, tricks and jumping events in the girl's division to easily take all- Larry Schultz Memorial water ski tournament on the Grand River in Lansing over the weekend. around honors. And Greenwood, a student at Drake Rooster-tail sprays are one characteristic of slalom University, won the slalom and tricks events in the skiers as they weave their way through the six- Men's I division. Greenwood also skied in the jump¬ buoy course. Two of the most successful skiers in ing event late Sunday afternoon. the tournament were Terri Olson and Brent Green- MSU Bookstore is buying back books from half term summer classes. An additional staff is available during this week. No lines, no waiting. M.S.U. Bootery FOR THE WOMEN ^ FOR THE MEN Inc. B225 E. Grand River MAl'& Abbott, between • Kast217l-ansinn E. Grand River TET Monday, July 24, 1978 Q Michigan State News East Lansing Michigan U-M. CML tUOl \(, THOSE ACCUSED Blacks want Carter nod Sexism charged at 41 colleges as possible. Schools will have a mean an automatic adverse to calm Bakke case fears ruling by HEW. right to appeal any threatened loss of federal funds." "Many of the complaints DETROIT lUI'I) - Black minister and former judge, told live, there will be an orchestra 1 >etail« of complaints against under Title IX of the higher against the schools named have leaders want President Carter the largely black gathering: tion of public opinion that will grams, and 11 colleges, in tile. misread the Bakke opinion that the II schools -- from small to i to strongly endorse the princi "We believe that if the lead eluding the University of Mirhi colleges could lose will perpetuate the notion that gan and Central Michigan I'm large and from coast to coast While pie of affirmative action to allay ers of big business in this nation federal funds for failure to small group of women and are somehow the court has struck were not detailed by Brown. any lingering fears created by sincere about affirmative versitv. stand accused of cheat part of a class action suit." she are the Supreme Court's Bakke down. these programs. She is deputy director of the complv with the rules, HEW action, we think that if the . . Joseph Califai decision. "And there fore, there will be compliance and enforcement academic community is sincere division of the Office for Civil >ek the iitt chance NAACP Executive Director a move made on the Congress about affirmative action admis s Califano. who promised to that guilty scho. send a reminder" letter to all Benjamin Hooks, at the end of sion programs, we think that if to neutralize everything it has Rights. HEW warned earlier this the organization's three day labor union leaders are sincere, done in this field." college and university presi year that July 21 would he the dents in the country this week, meeting to assess the decision's if big government is sincere, Jones said the NAACP lead deadline for the nation's col earlier announced 43 schools impact, also said the convention then they ought to be willing to adopted a "Detroit Manifesto" ership feels there is an urgent were on the complaint list. sign a full page ad to go in need for a co ordinated effort to Colleges do not have to urging support for affirmative newspapers all over this nation provide exactly equal athletic Government officials said action despite recent court and let the world know." salvage affirmative action in facilities for nien and women, Thursday, however, complaints challenges. light of the ambiguities of the but they must be comparable At its recent national conven¬ Bakke ruling. involving St. Johns River "Just as the recent trials of Politics frustrating according to the number of each sex who take part in sports at individual schools. Junior College in Florida and the University of Maine at Orono had been settled. dissidents in Russia have raised fundamental issues of human rights abroad, the Bakke deci¬ tion in Portland. Ore., the NAACP took the official posi tion that the Bakke ruling was e don't r einto the the breech and seize the hour, sion at home has precipitated a "both a victory and a defeat" •■pies up in Brown said in the cases where then tho4e who are opposed to ijinli'} tn life hero." said Betty crisis in civil and human rights for affirmative action. HEW issues an adverse ruling, affirmative action are going to Under the tinsel, wives Wright. K Texas. The social the school has 90 days to file an in this nation," Hooks said. Nathaniel R. Jones, the do it," he said. The manifesto urged Carter NAACP's top lawyer, said at appeal and a report challenging Jones said there is an urgent the ruling. to publicly support affirmative the Detroit conference that the think because it's really just a action programs. It also out¬ need for a co-ordinated effort to face special problems Bakke decision was not neces And J "In most cases, lines concerted NAACP de salvage affirmative action in we can nego¬ a sarily a legal defeat for affirma tiate compliance in the 90-day fense of affirmative action tive action but added: light of the ambiguities of the standing there Bakke ruling. period following the letter of through court action and Con¬ "Unless we seize the initia nd being bored." finding." she said. gressional lobbying. "From this point on, every time you hear of a court case affecting us, we're going to he Bok raps CIA there," Hooks said. "And don't u fool V group of lawyers anywhere . The }-V i who are able to do it othpr than Kenne-iy. black WASHINGJi>N I I'H The president of Harvard University lawyers." Hooks said Carter should band wh-- aid Congress should i.iepi,• i : •!•• Harvard* new rules that block its personnel The conference, which drew 350 persons to PH. 3323525 I rank I hur. h. 1> Idaho. • r.iin ••■.vert -n." i.-v recruiting and from engaging >n operational some the Detroit Plaza Hotel, came three weeks after the Supreme Court's Washington, despite her In testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee. Bok talked about these prohl.no aid written and oral communications "make it clear the CIA plans sharply divided decision in the AVAILABLE NOWt case of a white male who was denied admission to a California SGT. PEPPERS LONELY HEART CLUB BAND B.ik -aid Congress not the CIA is the proper agency to medical school. ON SOUND TRACK 2 RECORD SET her life in Wa-hngM. lecide whether such an ■'extraordinary step" as interfering with a •u-e in Boise and are stilh Hooks called on businesses, nn.-. t. d t.. Idaho. Mv flea unions and academic Institu¬ FEATURING: EARTH WIND t FIRE, BEE GEES. STEVE vidence ists and that the tions to prove their support of MARTIN, ALICE COOPER PETER FRAMPTON AND Teachers aided When Mrs. Kennedy said in elligenc< gencies to act in submit to such a affirmative action advertisement that published in by signing an would be newspapers across MANY MORE ARTISTS. judg Bok said. the nation. PHOENIX. Art/. I PI" - A But he said he suspect - careful exar ili show that while Hooks, an ordained Baptist IN STOCK NOW! relatively simple calculator uth her husband, more than eh activities might make the job of the CIA somewhat easier, tested in a local school district ey are not essential to carrying out its function. the past semester shows prom "If this is the case. Congress should make it clear that these ise of freeing teachers from livities cannot continue, and that the internal rules of academic some of their most tedious ititutions should be respected." he said. record keeping chores. The machine pr rruniuiAll MAIL Summer Students - Study This! i 400: ith lab fliiiiiinriiii i ^ J-»J "UU with instantaneoi LRnsmLACE 10 50 small economical 4-speed. people. Call between 9 a.m Thank you * $800 Call 321 4417 8-7 26i3i $675 353 9535 days. 676 and 12 noon for appointment, ADMINISTRATIVE ASSIS cludes salary, apartment, all for 88; •' -fi board costs, liberal fringe 5852 after 5 pm. 8-8 2 <5» 349 2060. 4 7-28 l8)_ TANT for executive director benefits Prefer personls) coming back to BUICK REGAL. 1975 cruise. of trade association Requires SECRETARY, RESPONSIBI with house-parent experience lARLf HONDA 1976. 550. 4 cylinder. 38,000 miles, power steering, superior shorthand & typing who and can begin BEECHWOOD 5500 miles, runs excellent. LITY. typing, shorthand, apti¬ skills plus administrative owns car brakes, & windows. AM FM, Call 339 9613 8-8 2 (3) tude for figures, experienced as soon as possible. Send lost A Found air. $3100 best offer 355 background. Good benefits. Court Director, N person only. 371 2920 for Call Ms. Dahlstrom, 353 resume to 5988. X-8 7 24 l5> interview. 4-7-24 (5) SHIAWASSEE COUNTY Auto Service / 5500 2 7 26 (9) JUVENILE COURT, 110 CHEVROLET 1969 transpor OPPORTUNITY AVAILABLE Mack Street, Corunna, Michi¬ tation special. Needs battery. BRAKE PARTS including JUVENILE SHOE store: Full for individual with managerial gan 48817. X 7 7-31 (151 $215. 371-5026 1 7 24 (3) brake pads, shoes, and hy¬ or part-time employment. skills and a sincere interest in draulic components in stock Experience preferred Apply 36' 6b'" ••• :s being a significant part of a - DATSUN 1200. 1972, 4 at CHEQUERED FLAG FOR new organization designed to in person. MODERN YOUTH Apartments speed, new brakes, clutch, EIGN CAR PARTS, 2605 East SHOES. Frandor. S 4 7 28(5) Personal AM-FM, $550 best offer 353- Kalamazoo St 487-5055. one provide accounting and Call 12-5 Garage cluttered? Sell those 4634. 5-7 31 (3' mile west of campus. management assistants to AFTER KINDERGARTEN extra bicycles fast with a C 17-7-31 (71 minority and nonprofit needed. 1 child 15-20 332-0052 care quick-action Classified ad1 DUSTER, 1974- automatic, groups in the greater Lansing hours week. East Lansing air, mags, console, bucket GOOD USED tires. 13 14 15 area. Individual will have an home 332 2254 after 5 p.m. : 3 cash draft opportunity to work with FURNISHED DUPLEXES V seats. Excellent condition. inch. Mounted free. Used 4 7 28(31 Thank you for 2. 3 4 persons. Available bie to Muiavar $2,000. 487 9324 4-7-24 (4) wheels and hub caps. PEN- community leaders during or Ka van 4213C1 NELL SALES INC., 1825 East the early growth stages of this organization. Salary in KEY PUNCH operator, part- coming back to summer and or fall. 669 9939 08 7 28(3) FIAT 128 3P Hatchback. 1977 Michigan, Lansing. Mich time. afternoon position rust-proofed, tuned-up, 48912. 482-5818 range of $20,000. Please send available. Some experience BURCHAM WOODS resume to Box B-2, State Now filled for lOST FEMALE -.-at Siamese excellent condition, 33 mpg. C 1 7731 (6) on IBM 5496 or 129 neces $3,195. 353 0948. X 3-7 24(4) News. East Lansing 48824. sary. Pay based on experi¬ Pine Lake 8-7-31 (191 summer-Just a few and chin. East lansing- MASON BODY SHOP 812 E. ence. Call Mr. Bandfield for FORD ELITE. 1974- 60,000 Kalamazoo, since 1940. Auto appointment. ALLSTATE left for fall. Apartments "Oiuadom Road area Re- miles, super condition, white FREE APARTMENT free uti¬ .v.x 337 0446 after 5 p.m. painting collision service. MANAGEMENT COMPANY, Make a on white. $2500. Call even¬ lities plus wages. Assistant 6080 Marsh Rd. American foreign cars. 485- INC.. 351 1310. 8-7-31 (11) ings or weekends. 349 9512. manager, large apartment reservation now Meridian Mall Area 0256 C 1 7 7-31 15) 8-8-4 <5) complex. Married couple only. No children. Must be COUNTER SALES, weaving efficiency $175 '165 plus utilities Real Estate A JUNK CARS wanted. Also and spinning background FORD STATION wagon. able to handle all minor 1 bedroom $210 selling used parts. Phone maintenance jobs, plus office necessary DELPHI CRAFT 1972, 4-door, 321 3651. C-17-7-31 (3) SUPPLY CENTER. 2224 E. 2 bedroom $290 price, must sell. 337 0086 work involved in renting between 5-8 p.m. 5-7-31 (4) apartments. Will train. Call Michigan Avenue, 5 blocks Call between 12-5 8-7-27 (7) FORD TORINO, 1971. V 8. Employment fi for a.m. appointment between 9 5 p.m. HERITAGE West of Frandor. 351-3118 Rooms DAY BARTENDER and part- ARMS. 3031 S. Washington. FAR OUT make money EAST LANSING Fall I bed time waitress. Apply at 393 3410 8-8-2 (131 have parties! Think Toker- room furnished, air. utilities, 339-8192 FRONT OFFICE BAR, 511 E. ware and smile; be the first in Hazel (corner of S. Cedar & BAKER. DELIVERY driver. 2 your circle of friends to have balconies, parking. $220. LTD STATION WAGON, Evening* Tokerware party. Now $230, 374 6366 0 17-7 31 14) 1974/Power steering, brakes, Hazel) after 6 p.m. 8-7-31J5) job openings immediately. a 2 way rear door. Big engine, Apply at ROMA BAKERY. everyone can get those hard- JOBS- $5.33/hour, flexible BEDROOM, furnished. FEMALE TO share duplex, radials. 63,000 miles. $1800. 8_8^(3) to-get and top-of-the-line 2 hours. Call 374-6328 3-6 p.m. Available paraphernalia items. Call 485- August 15. $87.50 351-3329. PEOPLE REACHER Evenings, 351 3823 from $205 month. 7-7-28 (3) MATURE FEMALE .to watch 5280, 11 a.m. - 8 p.m. for fall. UNIVERSITY VILLA. 8 7 24(3) S-5-7J1 151 MG MIDGET. 1974. 1 owner, STORE DETECTIVES, junior 7 year old and do light housework. 3-6 p.m. Begin details. C-8-7-31 (9) 351 2044, 351 8135. -a and senior CJ majors. 641- 0-16-7-31 14) excellent condition, 20,000 September 5. Provide own 4562. 08-7-31 BABYSITTER- HOUSE¬ miles. 393-0602. 8 8 4 13) transportation. Reply to Box KEEPER in East Lansing. CASHIER WANTED, neat F-6, The State News. Buying new stereo equip¬ MONTE CARLO Landeau. appearance a must. Exper¬ 7-7-28 (7) ment? Sell the old for extra 1977- excellent condition, ience nice but not necessary. cash with a fast-acting Classi¬ 19,000 miles. Call 339 9613. Good pay and benefits. Apply JANITORIAL HELP, part- fied ad1 8-8 2131 SUMMER EMPLOYMENT in person only. CINEMA X time evenings or full time. full and part-time positions. MUSTANG II, 1974 6 cylin ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Transportation necessary. Mr. Tompkins 482-6232. Automobile required. 339- der, 4 speed, sunroof, gooc CENTER, 1000 W. Jolly Shu I ,Y. „ > fVu>» il Ih I't. condition. 332 4375 3 7 24(41 Road 0-17-7-31 (13) 8-7-27 (5) 9500. C-17-7-31 (3) CAMPUS >•/«./. >,ts< - JW./ sterec^ ser felt that md Rvan said. Aug. 8. .r and tear on the state's prison system. operators from Detroit's tele- standards are : 555 e grand »-ve' c h 731 3 Typing Service 1-ST0P SHOPPING SAVES MONEY, TIME, ENERGY federal and state size stan prompt experienced and have windows or m CA773^3 ^ outside walls and on the THESIS TERM papers typed Quick Qua**t« 332 2078 0 14-7-3 ! 3 experienced IBM f.cmg contains an ' A SAMPLE ft SAVINGS! tropical plan FAVANN 489 0358 garden. C 17 7 31 3 tvring term pape's ibm experienced 'ast service Ca" 351 8923 0 17 7-31 3' typing experienced fas? anc 371 4635 c 1 1 31 3 ANN BROWN typing D.sser 601 Abbott Road North en trance 351 7221 COPYGRAPH SERVICE resume service Comer MAC the fad that w;ll gv in the future, as another justification for the cost of building '.he facility. UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS "We have allowed for future COMPLETE DISSERTATION changes in patient needs, tough - AND RESUME SERVICE- ened federal and state stan¬ tvoe setting ibm typing, dards and building expansion." offset printing and binding PRESTONE ANTIFREEZE For estimate, stop in at 2842 Ryan said. He added thai with East Grand River or phone the investment and planning A SUMMER COOLANT that has been done now the 332_8414 C 17 7 31 8' $3.00 REFUNDED FROM EXPERT TYPING bv MSU PRESTONE FOR PURCHASE OF 1 grad 17 vears experience GALLONS OF ANTIFREEZE AND AN¬ The facility's solar collection Near Gabies, call 337 0205 field which will be completed in TIFREEZE TESTER AT0NIT C 17 7 31 ;3 December will he ih<- largest of PROFESSIONAL EDITING ft typing Corrections to major its kind in Michigan. Ryan said. w re-write 332 5991 0-3-7-24 3 Wanted % ROOM NEEDED an female Candidates house beginning 332 1695 8-8-3 i3> fall. Call MEIJER FINEST USDA CHOICE 'continued from page 31 NEEDED VOLUNTEERS to On Wednesday, at 6 p.m.. the i§BONELESS CHUCK ROAST'13* assist visual handicapper stu¬ state senatorial candidates dents with summer reading & from the 24th and 30th districts orientation Please contact will meet on the third floor >f PROGRAMS FOR HANOI LCC gymnasium. CAPPERS 353 9642 The candidates for the state BL-1 7 14 I6J senatorial 30th district include ROOMMATE NEEDED Democrat Kenneth Fry end immediately, $125 plus utili¬ Republicans Richard Alien e*W //\j -rut AJtio J" (10) America Alive! 5:00 "ABC. (23) Advocates (6) Gi/nsmoke 12:20 \10) Emergency One! ^*V"V7u)tU_7iTlSA LOT LJKt (6) Almanac (12) Emergency One! Tf.JA P.NfcSAHE.... Ky—' FRANK & ERNEST 12:30 (23) Mister Rogers SPONSORED BY: [ frohjk. flevmoLPS wn-i. by Bob Thaves (6) Search For Tomorrow 5:30 : Wup mt To bA*a*«A< (12) Ryan's Hope (23) Electric Company 1:00 5:45 LTi/Ht. 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