VOLUME 72 NUMBER 113 FRIDAY, JULY 28. 1978 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING MICHIGAN 48824 Jl DEEP-WATER PORT PROPOSED TRANSF U.N. adopts Namibia plan By ROBERT B.CULLEN nationhood was essential. settlement. Black African leaders insist it lished a six-month schedule for the with UNITED NATIONS (AP) - The U.N. Two resolutions were to be voted on — must belong to Namibia. South Africa drawal of South African troops and holding Security Council adopted two resolutions one endorsing the Western independence insists that it has always held sovereignty free elections to form a Namibian govern¬ Thursday initiating a western plan to make proposals, the other, denounced by the over the port. ment. A U.N. civilian and military peace¬ south west Africa independent of white- South Africans, saying the territory's only South African acceptance of the Western keeping force would oversee the transition. ruled South Africa and calling for the deep-water port should be handed over to plan would be a major victory for Vance, That plan was accepted in April by South "re-integration" of Walvis Bay into the the new Namibian nation. U.N. Ambassador Andrew Young, and the Africa. But the proposals at that time made disputed territory. Carter administration. It would demon¬ no mention of the fate of the city of Walvis One resolution endorsed the western The Western powers — the others were strate that they can act as mediators to Bay. Britain, France, West Germany and Canada bring about peaceful transitions to majority proposal asking U.N. Secretary-General Two weeks ago, at a meeting in Luanda, Kurt Waldheim to name a special represen¬ - hoped they could win South African rule in southern Africa, keeping out Soviet Angola, the Western powers agreed to a tative to "ensure the early independence of cooperation with a joint statement saying influence and Cuban troops in the process. demand by the South West Africa People's Namibia through free elections" under U.N. that their plan did not question South Failure would cast doubt upon their Organization and its African allies that the Africa's legal claim to the port, Walvis Bay, supervision and control. It passed 12-0. The Security Council also adopt a resolution Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia abstained, or require South Africa to turn it over potential for solving the vexing problems of white minority rule in Rhodesia and South calling for the "reintegration" of Walvis and China did not participate. immediately to Namibia. Bay. Guerrillas of SWAPO have been Africa itself. The other resolution, denounced by the The status of Walvis Bay has become the fighting a bush war for independence and South Africans, said Walvis Bay, the major stumbling block in the way of a The Western plan for Namibia estab black-majority rule in the territory. territory's only deepwater port, should be handed over to the new nation. It was approved 13-0, with the Soviet Union and Ford criticizes Czechoslovakia abstaining again. Namibia is the African west Africa. name for South¬ Despite the Security Council action, South Africa held the key to whether the Carter; Carter administration could chalk up its first major foreign-policy achievement in Africa — a peaceful transition to indepen¬ dence for Namibia. Hours before the Security Council de¬ bate. Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance said he had no firm word from South may run for presidency resignation of Richard M. Nixon. B-l bomber, his slowdown in development Lansing Regional Chamber of Commerce, Downtown Business Council, sponsored a "get a piece of the block" day on Thursday. Bricks were Slate News removed from the 400 Block of South Washington Avenue and sold for $1. KoyMcKeever By HOWARD BENEDICT The proceeds will go towards the South Washington Promenade Beauti- Africa's foreign minister, Roelof F. Botha, ARLINGTON, Va. (AP) - Former "The soaring inflation makes people of the MX ballistic missile and his "signifi¬ on the position that country would take on wonder what happened to the programs cant cutback in the program fication Project. President Gerald R. Ford launched a broad for strengthen¬ the plan for Namibian independence, which attack Thursday on many of President that we had which reduced the rate of ing and expanding our U.S. Navy." was backed by the United States and four Carter's policies and declared: "Don't count inflation from over 13 percent in 1974 to 4.8 other western powers. percent in 1976," he said. "The policies were South Africa has controlled Namibia, also on the books in January 1977, to reduce the known as South-West Africa, for 63 years Ford criticized Carter on both foreign and cost of living for the American people. COURT OPTION 'CATCH-22' SITUATION and its cooperation in the transition to domestic ues, including attempts to curb "But somehow, something went wrong inflation, proposed national health pro¬ under this administration," the former gram, tax policies and cancellation of the B-l bomber and cutback in other military president said. "The question is raised: Is the policy of the Carter administration Diversion plan 'steps on rights' programs in the face of what he said was a adequate to face up? growing Soviet threat. "My observation would be it was tardy. By MICHAEL MEGER1AN this reporter and friends for approximately was given our turn to answer questions. On the possibility that he might seek to The rhetoric was good, but unfortunately it The arresting officer, in an attempt to State News Staff Writer 10 minutes while he summoned two patrol regain the White House in two years, Ford doesn't point the finger at the worst villain: Due process give this reporter and friends a break, said in a strong voice: "Don't count me out The federal government with its big has taken a back seat to When they arrived, the officers in offered us the Ingham County Prosecutor's and don't count me in. I'm healthy, I'll be Ingham County's desire to process as many one spending policy, its significantly large first offenders as they can. This reporter patrol car investigated the scene, while the Diversion Program, an alternative to court, around and I won't duck any responsi¬ annual federal deficit and its high tax found out the hard way. officer in the other car stepped out, looked bility." policies," he stated. this reporter All that required was an admission of This reporter and friends were arrested and friends over and asked the was That drew loud applause from his Ford said he had this advice for Career: on July 3 by Department of Public Safety incriminating question: "You mean to tell us guilt and a signed confession. audience, a convention of the independent if we took those letters down to the station This reporter and friends, all first Start vetoing extravagant appropriation officers who believed they had probable Truckers Association. The Truckers also bills sent to the Oval Office, and stop e had committed petty larceny. and dusted them, your fingerprints offenders, opted for the program. We did so not only because it would keep us out of applauded roundly when he added: sending the Congress extravagant pro¬ While walking past Spartan Stadium, we wouldn't be on them?" "Retirement isn't all that bad, and I All of this occurred prior to court but because we were assured by the grams. were approached by Bruce Telfer, the being advised would recommend it to President Carter at arresting officer. of our constitutional rights. arresting officer that the information the earliest possible time." He listed Carter's proposed national Telfer had noticed what appeared to be When this reporter and friends were regarding our arrest would not be disclosed health insurance plan as an example of a five or six large plastic letters that he finally arrested, we were advised of our Ford called inflation "America's public high-cost program that should be put aside. deduced had been pulled from the stadium's rights and taken to the station. We spent The diversion progam, a six-month enemy No. 1," and said the Carter the next two hours waiting as each of us probationary term, is granted to persons administration had failed to follow through Ford criticized Carter's tax cut proposals schedule board. Subsequently, he detained apprehended for misdemeanors. It involves on an anti-inflation program he had started i inadequate, noting that the president meeting with a caseworker twice a month in 1974 when he took office following the had fluctuated this issue. He said he Cyrus Vance on for the first month, with optional meetings favored, with minor modifications, the up to the discretion of the caseworker proposal by Rep. Jack Kemp, R-N.Y., and Sen. William Roth, R-Del., that would 6f/' may buy into firms thereafter. In addition, persons are required to Spending bill signed reduce taxes for the American people by $100 billion in three years. "The tax revolt is brewing as shown by with S. Africa holdings perform some type of community service for the probationary period. However, not everyone who applies for California's Proposition 13, and I whole¬ the program is accepted. The program for state's colleges heartedly approve of the concept of the Kemp-Roth proposal," Ford said. "We've By DANIEL HILBERT State News Staff Writer Consulate General list. The trustees on the investment commit screens applicants with what they call a pre trial questionnaire. Besides requiring name, age and address, the questionnaire got to have a cut in taxes combined with a The MSU Board of Trustees today will tee were divided on the issue, with Aubrey Gov. William G. Milliken Thursday signed into law a $504.9 million restraint on federal spending." Radcliffe, R East Lansing, saying they goes on to ask a number of other questions: LANSING (UPI) — again grapple with the problem of prudent •What is your race? spending bill for Michigan's public colleges and universities, including a $106.6 million divestiture of companies doing business in should not and Raymond Krolikowski. He said he was " deeply concerned about South Africa when they consider whether •What is your relationship with your appropriation to MSU. D-Birmingham. taking the opposing view our foreign policy and our military capa¬ Spending levels authorized for 1978-79 budget were: Central Michigan University, or not to put four corporations with point. $27.3 million; Eastern Michigan University, $31.6 million; Ferris State College, $20.3 bility. holdings in that country on the University's Radcliffe said to put these firms on the •Have you ever tried to commit suicide? when? million; Grand Valley State College, $12.1 million; and Lake Superior State College, $5.5 "We're approaching a very critical junc¬ "buy list." "buy list" would "totally contradict" the If so. million. The action came after MSU's investment meaning of the board's resolution to (Have you ever tried pills, chemicals ( ture in current world politics," Ford said. Michigan Technological University was given $19.4 million; Northern Michigan firm suggested that Black and Decker prudently divest the University of firms nt, rijuana? If so, when? "The Soviet Union is getting stronger and »Are you a homosexual? University, $19.2 million; Oakland University, $18.5 million; Saginaw Valley State stronger and more aggressive almost on a Manufacturing Company, NCR Corpora¬ doing business in South Africa. Krolikowski said the firms should by (Do you drink too much? Has anyon College, $6.3 million; and University of Michigan Ann Arbor, $104.6 million. world wide basis." tion. Rev Ion Inc. and Sperry Rand Corpora¬ U-M Dearborn was given an $8.6 million level; U-M Flint, $8.2 million; Wayne State tion be placed on MSU's equity "buy list." placed on the "buy list" and be given the (continued on page 10) University, $72.2 million; Western Michigan University, $43.4 million; Institute of Therefore, he said he was "very greatly All four of the firms have holdings in opportunity of divesting before the Univer¬ disturbed" by Carter's cancellation of the South Africa, according to the American sity decides to invest in them. Gerontology, $975,000; Upper Peninsula Health Education Program, $241,600. He emphasized that placing them on the list does not automatically mean the University will invest in the companies and explained the actual decision must be made by the board. Postal pact rejected; "To put those on our buy list would be in conflict with our policy," Radcliffe argued. inside Arguments turned to shouts as Radcliffe The Summer Circle Theater and Krolikowski debated the appropriat offers a good time in a pleasant ness of the action and whether it would to rank-and-file atmosphere - the out-of-doors! up fulfill the board's resolution of prudent divestiture. John Bruff, D-Fraser, who is not on the See page 5. committee but sat in on the meeting, weather By OWEN ULLMANN alluded to a section of a letter from Roger WASHINGTON (AP) — Representatives of 280,000 postal workers rejected a Today will be mostly sunny Wilkinson, vice president of business and with a high in mid to upper-70s. proposed contract Thursday, but left it up to the rank-and-file to decide whether to finance, to Krolikowski which touched upon Clear tonight, and in the 60s. accept the settlement and head off the possibility of a mail strike. the point. National officials of the American Postal Workers union said they remained optimistic that the membership would approve the three-year accord despite the 29-15 The letter pointed out that inherent in rejection vote by the union's national bargaining advisory committee. the concept of prudent divesiture of But the leaders of some locals said the committee's vote would influence some companies doing business in South Africa is the concept of "prudently investing" in members to vote against the contract. Ballots will be mailed, probable within a week. those companies. The 2-1 margin of the committee's vote came as a surprise to APWU President The final decision of the committee was to Emmet Andrews, who had said the committee's sentiment was running "50-50." The contract would provide a 19.5 percent wage increase — including cost-of-living bring it before today s meeting for discus sion by the entire board, with no recom adjustments — over three years and retain a guarantee against layoffs. mendation from the investment committee Postal workers in New Jersey and California staged illegal walkouts in protest after the settlement was forged last Friday, but most of the workers have returned. concerning probable action. The committee also decided to recom Some union locals rejected the contract in informal votes. The New York Area Postal mend to the full board today that MSU join Union, the nation's largest and most militant local, has scheduled a strike vote for next the Investor Responsibility Research Cen Monday, and some other locals have indicated they would follow the New York Local's decision. ter, which Harvard University contracted Fired postal workers from New Postal strikes prohibited by federal law, which calls for fines and jail terms for to explore the possibility of collective action Jersey and San Francisco held a press are conference Thursday in Jersey City. The former postal employees urged (continued on page 10) by universities against corporate activity in South Africa. their fellow workers to vote to strike. (continued on page 10) I Friday. July 28. 1978 2 Michigan State News. East Lansing. Michigan Israeli delegation home Ford sets profit record and receiving an enthusiastic /£ — 3o\ TEL AVIV. Israel lAP) - Israel's only direct negotiating was on thrown out of the country the order of President hug from one of his daughters. DETROIT (AP) — Ford Motor Co. profits edged up to an all time record $540 million or $4.55 per share in the second w link with Egypt was severed Anwar Sadat and flown back to In Washington, a spokes¬ quarter of 1978, but the company complained that its profit margin Tel Aviv in an Egyptian jet Thursday while America's Mid person for the State Depart¬ was down. east mediator moved to get the liner. ment said "We would have "This is not the end, only the Chairperson Henry Ford II said Wednesday that while two countries talking face to preferred that this step not be worldwide sales leaped 22 percent from the year-ago quarter to set face again about a Mideast beginning of a process," delega¬ taken because of the interpre¬ another record, profits were up just 1.3 percent for the three tion commander Col. Yaacov peace settlement. tation that may be placed on it." months ended June 30. An Israeli military delega¬ Heychal told reporters after But the spokesperson, Thom¬ at Ben Gurion airport The performance was stronger than the forecasts of some tion. in Egypt since January. Reston, declined to interpret as industry analysts but in line with the expectations of others. the Egyptian action in any way. Wall Street observers echoed Ford's comments that inflation "I don't believe it is going to be and a "less profitable mix" of cars kept profit* from rising higher. useful for me to characterize Gandhi accused of illegal political payments Federal Sales were up to a record $11.9 billion from the previous record for funds used each development," he said. He added that he still expects new any quarter of $9.8 billion set in the year-ago quarter. Profits compared with $530 million or $4.49 per share last year. state of Andhra Pradesh for campaign Israeli-Egyptian negotiations to NEW DELHI India (AP) - A one-time be held next month. fight ERA boycott member of Indira Gandhi's Congress expenses. Party accused the former prime minister The allegation was the latest leveled to DesDite the expulsion, U.S. Ambassador Alfred Atherton Monday of making illegal payments to politicians during her unsuccessful bid for against Gondhi. 60, who governed India for 11 years. Jr., the tor, roving Mideast media¬ pressed ahead with his Defective transmissions WASHINGTON (API - Lawyers are being paid with federal re-election in 1977 In court papers filed last Saturday, the funds to fight a pro ERA boycott against Missouri, a state that has Mideast shuttle by scheduling a Chekuri Kasiah Party state legislator a former Congress told a government government of her successor. Prime Minister Moraji Desai, accused her and not ratified the Equal Rights Amendment, a state official says. Don Hiskey, a spokesperson for the Missouri attorney general's meeting with Minister Menaehem Israeli Prime Begin and may mean largest recall inquiry in Bombay that Gandhi ordered five other persons of criminally conspir¬ office, said some part of a $253,394 federal grant his state received Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan. WASHINGTON (API — In what would be the largest action of its more than 524,000 paid to each of 42 ing to procure jeeps in the 1977 national last fall from the Justice Department is being used to cover some of On Friday, Atherton is to election the salary and travel costs tied to the anti-boycott case. travel to Egypt for more meet kind, the government expects to decide soon whether to order the party candidates in the central Indian campaign. recall of virtually every Ford car and truck manufactured with an Missouri is suing the National Organization for Women, the ings. Washington hopes they automatic transmission between 1973 and 1978 — a total of 9 million sponsor of the campaign to boycott states that have not ratified the will lead to a resumption of vehicles. proposed Equal Rights Amendment. Similar antitrust cases against direct Israel-Egypt talks in NOW are pending in Nevada and Louisiana, but none of the three about two weeks, when U.S. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administraton began an London baby removed from special unit has come to trial. Secretary of State Cyrus R. investigation last November after the independent Center for Auto Safety said 100 accidents and 12 deaths were caused by the Hiskey said "there is no way I could estimate a figure" on how Vance is to travel to the Middle much money transmissions in those cars jumping from park into reverse by pinning any immediate hopes on what is has been spent in the suit against NOW. However, he East. LONDON (AP) — Louise Brown, the themselves. said, three members of the state's antitrust staff are spending part worlds first authenticated 'test tube being hailed as a major medical break¬ of their time on the suit. The American aim is to get Agency spokesperson Hal Parris, responding to a Washington baby was moved from a special care through. The Washington Star today quoted an unidentified Missouri the foreign and defense minis Post report that a decison on the recall is expected next week, said unit in a British hospital Thursday to join It is obvious this is not immediately official as saying the federal money spent for prosecuting the ters of both Israel and Egypt Thursday: "We're trying to get some conclusion as soon as possible, together, with Vance as chair¬ but I don't expect any preliminary finding for at least two or three her mother in the maternity ward after available to everybody " gynecologist anti boycott case was "probably very minimal." The official said the state had spent only about $100,000 of its grant and that the person, probably at the U.S. weeks. healthily crying her lungs out all night. Patrick Steptoe said in an indirect antitrust action might have taken well less than one-fourth of that. surveillance station in the Sinai "We haven't made a determination yet one way or another on The baby is progressing very well."' a message to childless parents seeking Peninsula. what should be done." he added. hospital bulletin reported. details of the treatment. While hospital officials reported Lesley Brown 30 and her two-day-old daughter Physiologist Robert Edwords, who also were both doing well the two doctor* helped pioneer the first authenticated birth from a conception outside the responsible for the laboratory conception cautioned other infertile women against womb, added. We have a lot to learn.'' Light up your life. Display your favorite collectibles on this handsome mirrored lucite illuminated base. 4" squa x 2", 522. Large Bean Bags Something Biw\ Form fit TIMES LIKE THESE. Visit The Card Department At — V ^ JW Ko/iers. \1. 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Washington felt they had finally solved bloody sabres of the United States Cavalry. That was a mere 90 years the Indian problem and probably even took satisfaction in the fact they ago. The U.S. Congress decided in 1887 that the old system of treaties was not working - the Indians were enjoying too much freedom on their had done it by giving them land that was practically worthless. Twenty lands because borders were ill-defined, causing confrontation between years later, John D. Rockefeller discovered the land was not so homesteaders and tribes. The white man's solution was to designate worthless, but it was too late — a treaty was a treaty. large tracts of wasteland in the Oklahoma territory as Indian property. Now, nearly 100 years later, treaties are in danger of becoming The property rights were generous — exemption from taxation on their overshadowed by an even larger dilemma — oil is expensive and the Indians are sitting on lots of it. The most recent longest walk, starting in California in February and culminating last week with speeches and camping at the foot of the Washington Monument, was probably the most spontaneous coalition of tribes since justice was served to Custer on the plains of the Little Big Horn. It is doubtful whether the latest coalition will make its point quite as dramatically, but at least after 100 years of systematic fracturization, the Indians are coming together as a proud people once again. Darters don't The Indians assaulted the Capitol to draw attention to 11 pieces of legislation that have been proposed in the House of Representatives. The bills would do away with all treaties, force Indian reservations into becoming taxable corporations, assess Indian lands at commercial oil deserve to die value and do away with all special resource privileges. The bills are a The snail-darter is a disgusting little three-inch perch, too small to travesty of not only justice but history as well. In a historical sense, we ever fill a frying pan and too ugly to ever grace a dentist office aquarium. should be paying the rent to Indians, not forcing them into paying us. It But it is a species of animal that lives in only one place on the entire earth is encouraging to note that the bills are not even expected to make it past and for that reason alone it should never cease to exist because of the the House floor, but even the suggestion is a denial of facts that no white man should ever forget. technological whim of humans. The snail darter swam into the news recently because the media could not actually believe a three-inch fish was going to halt a much needed, The Big Ten doesn't need Woody nearly finished TV A system dam. The furor that was created spurred Congress into passing an amendment to the 1973 Endangered Species Act. The amendment changed an old provision, which clearly stipulated a project would stop if it threatened the existence of a species, to a The Big Ten hosts its kickoff football luncheon in Chicago today. The The Big Ten should be as forceful in punishing Ohio State and provision that sets up a review board to determine if the benefits of a annual event, which is usually highlighted by coaches extolling the Minnesota, should they be found guilty of the new charges, as they were virtues of their respective teams, has been marred in recent years by with MSU. Anything less can only be viewed as a pitiful whitewash. public project "clearly outweigh" the value of the species. On the surface, the bill seems to be the epitome of common sense and reason, the cloud of scandal and probation hanging over at least one and but the actual facts of the Tellico dam/snail darter controversy prove sometimes two schools. the bill was totally unnecessary. Regrettably, this year is no different. MSU goes to the luncheon as it did last year, under NCAA and Big Ten probation, but for MSU the While the case was snaking its way up to the Supreme Court, dam picture is starting to brighten. Ohio State, which survived an NCAA authorities and environmentalists poured over the dam plans and The probe of recruiting violations with a weak wrist slap, awaits final Big State News realized some minor changes could be made in its structure to Ten action on its transgressions. accommodate the darter's habitat and still complete the dam. Because of Friday. July 28, 1978 the wording of the law — before the amendment — the authorities were Minnesota, whose basketball team is already under probation, now Editorials ore the opinions of forced to revise the plans. They met the challenge. With the existence of the State News. Viewpoints, columns and faces press allegations about illegal loans being made available to letters are personal opinions the new amendment, however, the challenge of productive compromise players by head Gopher football coach Cal Stoll. In practice, the reasons Editorial Department is gone. for putting a team on probation are to set an example to other •Sl ST Enit u Ed.t Dove DiMortino Universities as well as to punish the offending school. Do Now the two sides will not be forced to compromise. Instead, one Sports Editc KimShanahon LayoutEdih Deborah Heywood group will triumph over another. And of course it will be the group with If Ohio State and Minnesota learned anything from the MSU ;helle Chambers Copy Chief KennethE Porker the most money, the most influence and the easiest access to video experience, we fail to see where. Therefore, strong, definitive Patricia LaCroix Staff Repre1 Daniel J Hilbert media. It will not be the environmentalists. If the Tellico dam case had Kathy Kilbury punishment is the only answer to abuses of so-called amateur athletics. ever gone to the public, the public undoubtedly would have considered No one denies Woody Hayes is a great football coach and that he Advertising Department the darter less than unique — probably even worthless — and acted probably attracts some of the best football players money can buy. But BobShoffer Assistant Advert.smg Manoger Cina Sponio accordingly. After all, would a fish ever make electric rates cheaper? he is a disgrace to the Big Ten and amateur athletics as a whole and No, but then who is going to put a price on the value of a species? should be removed from his position as mentor of the Buckeyes. VIEWPOINT: OUR PRISONERS hum A slice from the life it to the ice-box door to better study the been holding me up these last few days I Playboy's Wilt obscenity. Daniel Hilbert holds the opinion never would have made it to classes. But of a 'erfi individual is DISGUSTING! Witt fits into "the beautiful/innocent image that Playboy seems to espouse." I would like to say that Playboy has no regard for like most bad situations, there is good in it if you're just able to Best of see it. all, I think I like the heat because intelligence and seems to espouse a tight it allows me to sweat unabashedly. I don't By BRICE GUTHRIE that bar. Some day. But some day never comes in this In reference to your recent article on ass. The only criterion a woman needs is have to worry that people will think I'm neighborhood. Vicki Witt. Playgirl of the Month: DIS¬ ' Mommy," asked a voice so soft. lack of moral virtue. May I add, the nervous, insecure, or just plain out-of- "Yes," answered the woman who had heard so many questions There was another voice that the woman recognized. Cindy. GUSTING! Obviously Miss Witt revels in Cinderella story of her engagement was control. I can relax — comfortable in the from the child with the quiet speech and was ready to ignore this Cindy once had a job working nights at a fancy bar. She was the exhibitionistic display of her body. quite cute, but, honey, Cinderella kept her knowledge that they will believe I'm walking home from work one night when a man accosted her on Personally, I resent allotting a full half-page clothes on for the ball. sweating because it's just so damned hot. "What are political prisoners?" The words came from a confused the street corner and demanded sexual favors. The police came article praising jezebels who make their If Vicki chooses to employ herself in the (They'll never know that 50 to 75 percent of figure in the corner whose hands were shyly clasped together. suddenly and arrested her for prostitution. She was fired the next living "taking off clothes . . ." In a paper capacity of a sex object, inciting male the time it's because I'm nervous, insecure "You've been watching the news again, haven't you?" The day. circulated to college students I would erections, that is her prerogative. But, I and just plain out-of-control). intonation of her words revealed a degree of concern. A child, embroiled in the fighting among the garbage cans, expect more decency. believe encouragement of open sensuality Also, I can walk slower and not be "Only for minute!" the child quickly cried in defense. started crying loudly. The woman knew the voice. The child's should not be a policy of State News staff a She comments, "The majority of men conspicuous. You are suspect when you There was a pause. "A political prisoner," the woman replied, "is father had died in the riots a while back. The police were under writers. And, may I suggest that Witt saunter while walking fast is considered someone who is imprisoned for expressing beliefs that the pressure, they said, and aimed at every black figure that moved in probably look at me as a sex object, but return to MSU night classes to enlarge her some are respectful and can see beyond that purposeful and healthy. However, in ex¬ the city that week. government doesn't hold or want to hear." ..." Is she not aware what lewd thoughts mind for those days ahead when her hips treme heat slow walking becomes quite "Oh." The child thought silently for a moment while the woman "Mommy," called the quiet voice again. "Can you act out your become her behind. acceptable. And evening walks in neigh¬ beliefs instead of simply stating them and still become a political enter a man's mind while his tobacco-stain¬ calculated her income tax returns. She remembered that her Diane Atchison borhoods where people don't close their ed fingers slide over the page of Playboy's husband's income was higher than hers despite the fact that she prisoner?" 5608 Newberry Road drapes become more of an in depth experi- centerfold? The sight of those jutting had more education than he did. "Does the person," began the "Sure," calmly answered the mother. "Acting on and stating Durand, Michigan breasts, the scanty French lace camisole child, "have to be physically imprisoned?" your convictions are really the same thing. You can refuse to go suggestively baring her pink thighs and Oh sure, the heat gets me down after a Sigh. The woman had answered the first question as well as she along with a government project, you can break an unjust law, you can chain yourself to a fence. If the government moves against freshly waxed legs is simply appalling. while. And just like everyone else I worry thought was necessary. She considered the newly-posed query. that my arm pits will develop mold, my "No," she answered in time. "I guess not. The person could simply you, you're a political prisoner. I suppose you can even be a While writing this letter I imagine some be locked into a position or lifestyle from which there is no likely political prisoner by going along with the government against your crude, lecherous, vile person sitting under a naked 40-watt bulb lusting for her. Humidity brings thighs will fuse to a plastic chair and my hand washing will never dry. But even chance of escape." convictions and getting trapped forever within the government's when it gets really bad and I think it will This said, she went back to her work. Through the windows before her, she could hear the sounds of children fighting in the system because of it." A newspaper on her table stared at the woman. There was a To reinforce my opinion of wanton glorious sweating never use one end, I don't despair. After all, I get to of my all-time favorite cliches — small article about Jacqueline Datcher of Seat Pleasant, Md. who women like Vicki, I immediately went to streets. There was a crash periodically as garbage cans were was convicted of stealing two strawberries. She faces a maximum Paramount News and purchased the Heat affects different people different "Hot enough for ya!" tipped over, their contents gushing over the pavement like an Barbara J. Evans sentence of 18 months in jail and a $500 fine. August issue of Playboy magazine. I ways. With me it's like someone let the air open fire hydrant to be scattered in the wind and among the E344 Owen Graduate Center sneakers. The sounds of unemployed people boasting loudly of Buried inside the paper was a story on the Wilmington (North carefully cut out the centerfold and pasted out of my tires. In fact, if my clothes hadn't their sex lives, their children and their goals for the future, filtered Carolina) Ten, mostly blacks imprisoned since 1971 for allegedly between the childrens' and also invaded her environment. setting fire to a store while they were actually a block away in The children. She thought about their futures. The children church. It took 45 years to free the last of the Scottsboro Boys. Also hidden in the paper was a story on absenteeism in the would grow up. They'd drop out of school because they knew there DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeeu was no chance of decent jobs with a high school diploma from their factory. Millions of people were skipping jobs as often as possible schools. They'd work at scattered jobs and be fired or quit as the that they found to be unworthy of their full-time concentration or THOStceim smoHmicMBe >TMA llJIU ALL FAMOUS uotsffr mood moved them. And then they'd be just like their parents. And effort. The employers cracked down occasionally, of course, and usrernp, Amrmcaamcs owcin' FfCRLS PtBASe . J-H-m mtmiax. U&SOCD have more children who'd just repeat the cycle which never broke. fired the workers with the "worst" attendance records. After all, Pfcne.us COHeiOWHEAP TALKIN1.." UKBWMSem, ZONK.. HW ANAN- mmsoiMnesr ww.. "What sort of beliefs do political prisoners speak of?" the tiny production would not occur if people worked only as long as they STAW OFiteumFOR. 'jj /uAseimmn . OF ICUCAN Alt GO , «« MNeum! OANCUtj" . voice was sfill there despite the fighting, the garbage cans, and the wanted to. . BACKVBROOKLYN. AIM.' amiss abapf. ! m,Fter. boasting outside. There was also an article about summer schools closing in "Oh," replied the woman whose eyes were fixed on the window California. Proposition 13 at work. While radicals were hoping the to the outside, "all sorts of beliefs. They can saytheircivil liberties California voters had begat the working class revolution, are being violated, that they are being oppressed, that their thousands of kids cried out in the heat for a chance to escape. But economic system is working against their interests, that the there was no chance. government is inhibiting personal growth, or even that the "Mommy," asked the quiet voice after a long silence. "Andy government is evil." Young says there are hundreds, maybe thousands of political The woman recognized a voice among the unemployed outside. prisoners in our jails. Is he right?" It was Nat's voice. Nat was good with numbers and relating to "Honey," the woman replied gently, "we're all political people. Nat wanted to open and own^a bar. The banks said this prisoners." person was a credit risk and the plans were scuttled. But Nat kept Guthrie is a Senior with a dual mojor in James Madison College and mentioning them. Some day, Nat was saying, some day I'll have Economics I Fndov July 28 1978 5 Circle offers casual theater It may be raining but people wait with umbrellas and blankets on outdoor bleachers for Vonnegut's "Welcome to the Monkey House." a Summer Circle play to begin. They start arriving shortly after 7:30 p.m. for plays that "The crowds came out of the woodwork," Rutledge said. It was appalling. They "li ¬ will not begin for another hour. The mood is casual and fun. Response to the plays is, the courtyard." almost without exception, enthusiastic. Rutledge said the plays they do each season depend on which faculty members plan t Summer theater at MSU began in 1961 when the incoming Department of Speech be around for the summer. He chose to direct this season's "London Assurance" because chairperson promised then President John Hannah to start such a program. "It had gotten good reviews in London and in New York with Donald Sinden." The plays were originally performed on an arena stage in the gymnasium of An article in Variety mentioned that "The Ripper Show", the third Summer Circle pla Demonstration Hall. Students and community members acted in the productions, which this season, had received an award in Australia. Rutledge wrote to Australia for a scrip were usually light comedies or melodramas. Audiences paid to attend. The current and decided he liked it. "A Woman Of No Importance", the last play this year, is a little-known work by Osca Department of Theatei chairperson Frank C. Rutledge, performed in two plays that first Wilde. Rutledge said part of the decision to do it was to showcase the women in the act in; In 1964, the arena stage was altered to a thrust. By 1968 the acting company was paid company. and consisted mostly of undergraduate and graduate students, with high school students From one season to the next the plays vary but often include experimental or origins as apprentices. works. The first original play the Summer Circle produced was "Lyle" in 1972 During the same summer the company put on three children's and three adult plays, Rutledge ran an ad in Variety for original scripts and said he received two a day for ih extending the season into mid-August. Because of the extension they lost most of their next two months. In succeeding years, original works performed included "The Columbu audiences and in 1969, they cut back to three plays. Play," "The Passion of Antigone Perez" and "The Boys From St. Louis." In February 1970, Department of Theater Chairperson E. C. Reynolds persuaded the University provost to give the department $3,500 for the summer program. However, in Though there is a movement in the department to return to more classical plays h April the theater department budget indicated a deficit of $10,000, so the $3,500 was used Marlowe, Farquhar or Shakespeare, Rutledge said he is not in favor of doing so. Some u instead to reduce the disparity. Reynolds left for the summer, appointing Rutledge acting the summer plays, he said, could never have been produced during the regular season chairperson and discouraging him from continuing with the program. Plays for the season are selected by winter term and the acting company is chosen b; Rutledge said he wondered at the time, "Why don't we just do plays in Kresge April. Rehearsals this year began June 12 and the first play opened July- Arts Summer Circle provides employment for graduate students in the Pe courtyard?" Thus, the format for the present Summer Circle was invented. Rutledge said he Company who appear in Fairchild Auditorium during the school year. Students Inn decided not to charge admission, rationalizing, "We can do whatever we like. If the sophomore theater practicum class act as apprentices. audience doesn't like it they can walk out." He added, "That notion of anarchic freedom The Summer Circle Free Festival also has a faithful audience. "I think Summer Circle is the single most successful program we've had." Kutlei appealed to everybody." The first play performed in the outdoor setting was a story theater adaptation of Kurt said. "The governing principle is to have fun." Story by liosnnne Singer Photos by C.arol Sonenlilor Friday. July 28 1978 ^ Mtchigon Stote News, Eost Loosing. Michigan IFCCIL r c. JlfTTS TIFFANY PLACE - Wilde s 4Woman' a smooth success to the audience. During the GOOD FOOD AT A REASONABLE PRICE! Arbuthnot's life becomes the are funny as two extremes of lechery when she is not looking. B> ROSANNE SINGER final scene Lord Illingworth "The world was made for focus. English women. Gay as the VanderWeele is humorously solemn as the Archdeacon tells Rachel she looks exactly as men and not for women." A bit John Goodlin plays a superfi prune faced, constantly in she did 20 years ago, the night of Oscar Wilde wisdom that is cial Lord Illingworth. His dignant Lady Caroline is a Daubeny who sadly relates his wonderful contrast to Burling's wife's various ailments. she left him. As he reminisces limited vocal range and facial painfully true in A Woman Of the audience sees only Rachel's expressions make the character spirited Mrs. Allonby, who Director Frank Rutledge has No Importance, his play that done a good job with this back so that a possibly touching begins as a farce and ends as a seem less interesting than the delights in shocking. drama. This combination of lines would indicate. Only John Hanners and Tom Van difficult play. Although the expression is lost. s the play jarring, during the play's final scene derWeele are excellent in two tone of the piece changes when Rachei refuses to marry minor roles. Hanners as Lady rapidly, he manages the transi¬ A Woman Of No Importance the Summer Circle Caroline's doddering old hus¬ tion smoothly. One probjem, the final Summer Circle produc¬ manages to unify him do a variety of expressions band, Sir John, submits to his however, is that during certain tion, continues through Sa¬ the two mood:. pass over his face as he looks Most of the action takes place surprised, sad. and contemptu¬ wife's domination but manages important moments characters turday at the outdoor theater ous at her put down. to indulge in a little pleasant stand or sit with their full backs behind Fairchild Auditorium on the terrace of Lady Hunstan ton's English country estate. Kerry Shanklin as the som¬ As the play begins, a group of ber Rachel Arbuthnot provides a suitable contrast to the other, English ladies and an American man exchange ideas on life and more frivolous, characters. Her people. The American. Hester part is not a pleasant one since Worsley. expresses admiration she is all outrage and virtue and for a young man Gerald, to no humor. However. Shanklin does fine with this and is If which the stiffly proper Lad) Caroline "It not especially good in her final you've always thought of Jim's Tiffany Place in England for a moment with Lord Illingworth. as a restaurant that was too expensive, or too CVV * young lady to speak with such Ray Andrecheck is a convinc¬ enthusiasm of any person of the ingly earnest, serious-minded formal, then think again! Yes. even a student opposite sex." The mildly- Gerald Arbuthnot. He conveys wicked and sarcastic Mrs. A1 the stiffness of an inex¬ budget can afford the good food served at Jim's == that ' l hav perienced, diffident young man, much better time than men although he is occasionally too Tiffany Place. Located one block east of the "There far stiff and ill at-ease. because. are things forbidden to us than are more Like Gerald and his mother, Capitol on fTlichigan Avenue, Jim's Tiffany Place has forbidden to them." the American, Hester Wrosley. been famous since 1914 for their good food, reasonable is a virtuous, humorless charac¬ IF VitJT. The cold but witty Lord Illingworth soon enters the ter. Beth Pinter is believable as ▼ _ : prices and excellent service. scene. He has decided to ap¬ a young woman who lectures on point as his personal secretary. the goodness and solidity of Sure, you COULD spend twenty dollars on a dinner Hester s love. Gerald Arbuth American life as opposed to not. Gerald is delighted and English decadence. However, - a dinner for two thot is - o special offered every eager to tell his mother who in the opening terrace scene arrives at the Hunstanton es¬ she is too obviously scornful of evening. The "Dinner for Two" special allows your tate later that day. Upon the frivolous English women hearing the news she is pleased when she should be merely A&M recording artists Pablo Cruise will be appearing in the MSU Auditorium choice of the "Athenian Fore" or the "Beefeater's for her son. until she meets offended in a self-righteous Thursday, Aug. 10 at 8 p.m. The band gained fame with their A Place In The Sun Lord Illingworth and recog way. She is snotty in much the LP, and Top Ten single of the same name. Tickets for the concert are $6 and $7, Fore" to satisfy o taste for Creek or American food. nizes the man who ruined her same way as they are, rather and are available at the MSII Union, Sounds and Diversions, Campus Corners II, life more than 20 years ago. At than ingenuously surprised at and WhereHouse Records. The concert is a production of ASMSU Pop Entertain¬ These dinners include a gloss of wine, Saganaki this point the play's farcical their flippancy. ment. quality diminishes as Rachel Nan Burling and Juliette Gay appetizer, solod, choice of beverage qnd homemade dessert. This Weekend 3 Jim's Tiffany Place offers a "Roast Prime Rib" special on fTlondoy ond Tuesday and their "Creek Galumphing By JOHN NEILSON State News Staff Writer Looking for a Wilde and cra-aaaaaazy time? A Woman of No Feost" on Wednesday ond Thursday. So, olmost every Importance is this weekend's presentation by the Summer Circle doy brings something different in dining to meet even Gourmet Free Festival. Oscar Wilde's play, which is being billed as "a comedy of socio-sexual tension," will run through Saturday night the student's wallet. in the courtyard between Fairchild Theater and Kresge Art Center. THIS summer why not try Jim'ssidewolkcofe, forthose Meanwhile, while Oscar's fiddling, Rome's burning, and you can By BILL HOLDSHIP romantic summer evenings. catch all the action if you see A Funny Thing Happened on the State News Reviewer Way to the Forum. The play is being presented by the Black Sheep I experience terrible fits of paranoia when the realization Repertory Theater in Manchester, and ticket information is Next time, think of Jim's Tiffany Place. There's strikes that I could possibly be fat again someday. Being a food available by calling (313)428-9280. fanatic has its negative aspects, and I ballooned to mammoth An Olde Tyme (why do they insist on these dorky spellings?) plenty of free parking every evening after five. They're proportions as a youngster. I eventually dropped the excess Political Rally is in the works for Saturday afternoon between 3 poundage, but my most frightening nightmare is to wake up open 11 om - 10 pm fTlondoy through Saturday, some morning and discover that I'm a blimp once again. p.m. and dusk at Lake Lansing. The main attraction will be a chance to meet the Democratic candidates for the upcoming There aren't any easy ways to lose weight. Probably the only way is to exercise, and to avoid all the good/great/fantastic/ elections, but a jam session, community sing, and door prizes will cocktoils 'til ITIidnight, Closed Sundays and major be available in case you're not politically inclined. Admission is delicious/make-life-bearable things like doughnuts, ice cream, and other junk food that we write about in this column. free to the park, which is located at the corner of Marsh and Lake holidays. Phone 372-4300. Treat yourself to good Part of the problem is that all of the fad products and diets Lansing in Haslett. Food and drink will be available. just don't work. I take that back. The liquid protein diet does If you had something a little more active in mind for this American ond Creek food at o reasonable price!! work, and if you follow it closely, it will help you to be the weekend, perhaps this will interest you. The Ingham County thinnest corpse your mortician has ever had the pleasure to Parks Department is sponsoring a guided canoe trip down the service. Appetite supressants don't work. Most fat people don't Grand River on Sunday at 2:30 p.m. There will be a modest fee to cover canoe rental for the one and one-half to two-hour trip, understand hunger. They're addicted to the taste of food. And then there are the products that never explain fully though you may bring your own canoe if you have one. Now here's the important part: if you're interested in taking part in the fun, what you're supposed to do with them. I remember when Metrecal first hit the market, and I thought it was supposed to you have to call the Riverbend Nature Center at 694-0354 and be drunk with a meal. "This is great," I used to think. "It's like make a reservation before July 29, and unless I'm mistaken, that SPONSORED IDT: means today. drinking a milkshake with every meal!" Indeed, it was, and I This is admittedly a rather short line-up this week, so I'll wrap gained 10 pounds in five days. I was much more weight-conscious during my last years of up with this bit of advice: Go see Restless at the Starlite drive-in. While I've never seen the film, it's safe to say that any movie high school and first two of college. Having just been fat, I still advertised with a shot of Raquel Welch holding an ax can't be all thought fat. I was 5-foot-10, weighed 155 pounds, but still believed that I was a lead zeppelin. I would go two entire days bad. without food. I would usually pass out (sometimes in very embarrassing places) at the end of those two days. My doctor told me this wasn't healthy. I figured the buzz was cheaper 'The End' a Polish joke? 0 Inside International Center Good Food and Drink than drugs. CHICAGO (UPI) Burt the suit will ask, but he does During my sophomore year at MSU, I decided to join Weight - Breakfast Lunch, Coffee or Snack Downtown Lansing Watchers of Lansing, and try to reduce to 145 pounds. The Reynolds bills his new movie, say the film defines the Polish The End, as a comedy — but people as "being stupid and 116 E. Mich. Ave. people at the first meeting I attended were very obese. While Mon.-Frl. 7:30 to 4:00 372-4300 waiting to be weighed in, a 200-plus pound man stood in front of the Polish American Guardian vulgar" — and he adds, "Pos¬ . me; a similar sized woman behind me. Society isn't laughing. 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There is still one year of NCAA probation to go through, but the 1,000 plus media representatives and fans know well that the Spartans have overcome the stigma and produced a legitimate contender for the Big Ten title. By MIKE KLOCKE and from then on it depends on the weather conditions. With the State News Sports Writer right conditions, you can stay up for over an hour." Quite a contrast to the past two years, wouldn't you say? "You look for thermals, which is hot air rising. In the thermals, MSU has certainly had problems with its athletic program. Ever want to fly? If so, the MSU Soaring Club might be the best "It's really amazing how much control v the air is rising faster than the plane is sinking so you can stay up for But then you take a look at the University of Minnesota, and place to go. do have with a sailplane. You're pulled Soaring, which is different from hang gliding, is done in a long time." maybe things haven't been that bad after all. LaVerne explained that the actual act of soaring takes place when by a plane with a motor, and from then sailplanes. The sailplanes are towed to a height of about 2,000 feet Last summer, Minnesota's entire athletic program was and then released. you are in the thermals. it depends on the weather conditions y~ placed on indefinite NCAA probation after the university "With only about 20 members, we're probably one of the smallest Another question: If there is no motor, how do you control the can stay up for over an hour." — lorna 1 refused to declare ineligible three basketball players — Mychal clubs at MSU," member Lorna LaVerne said. way in which the sailplane moves? Thompson, Dave Winey and Phillip Saunders — whom the "There is the control stick which enables you to bank sideways Verne, member MSU Soaring Club She explained that membership is open to anyone, although there NCAA had found guilty of rule violations. is a special discount on the initiation fee for MSU students, faculty and go up and down," LaVerne said. "There are also two foot pedals and staff. which control the rudder for turning. Minnesota initially de¬ "Our planes are not intended for long-distance flying. There is an cided to appeal the case to The club owns two sailplanes — a one-seater and a two-seater. And the demonstration rides, offered for $11, are the way most altimeter in the sailplane, though." the Supreme Court. The LaVerne said she got interested in the sport through a friend who school finally suspended people get interested in soaring, LaVerne said. fly. Just as with power planes, soaring comes under t he r OK, now. You're up in the air 2,000 feet in a plane with no motor. is a pilot for power planes. of the Federal Aviation Association (FAA). Thompson and Winey for "He would talk about flying as if it were an everyday thing," she the first part of the 1977-78 How do you control the thing? "The planes have to be registered with the FAA and i hi "It's really amazing how much control you do have with a said. "Soaring is a lot easier than power-plane flying." Department of Transportation,"LaVerne said. "Each per sailplane," LaVerne said. "You're pulled up by a plane with a motor, Just joining the Soaring Club doesn't allow you to go right out and pass an FAA exam for soaring pilots. It's a faster process i But all during last year's a power pilot." basketball campaign, one She said 20 lessons and two hours of solo time are rcq 1.1 team Jud Heathcote's Spar¬ license, too. tans didn't have to concern themselves with as much was Minnesota. After all, even if Minnesota, finished Lopez still on top, despite slump Soaring can be a rather expensive sport, although not a power-plane flying. LaVerne said. The costs include mnr. flight charges and towing fees. But the lifetime mem li¬ st udents, faculty and staff is only $35. first in the conference, it still "Ever since the fifth win. it's haven't played in all the places By RICHARD L. SHOOK favorite whether her golf is couldn't participate in a not been the same," she said at on the tour that there are," she The MSU club does all its soaring at the Ior.ia < <>•:: • Cal Stoll LPI Sports Writer great, terrible or indifferent. said, with one of her frequent post-season tournament. That's what happens when you Dearborn Country Club, site of through J.W. Benz Soaring, INC. Aero towing v,.: DEARBORN lUPI) - Nancy fluffs of her carefully-groomed The football team at Minnesota fared well last season, the event she was helping provided there. Lopez wants to cut down — on put together five tournament publicize. "I just realized I need hair. Unetype of sailplane the MSU Soaring Club has is: he though. The Gophers finished with a 7-4 mark and were the her golf strokes and her hectic victories in a row during your 2-33A, a two-seater which is the optimum sailplane f->r • third team in the Big Ten — along with Michigan and Ohio State schedule. rookie season. to practice. I haven't had time "I'm taking this week off and to play in a post-season bowl game. The Gophers lost in the Lately the personable 21 then going to England for the soaring with friends, according to club literature. The <■:. So she began a week of "rest" — a Schweizer 1-26, one of the most popular in Amerii-.i America Bowl (if MSU had not been on probation, it year-old has been side-slipping "And when you shoot 79, it's European but after England with a strenuous appearance to undoubtedly would have received the bowl bid over as many putts as she formerly time to practice," she said, I'm going to slow down. I'm "We have twoof the most widely-built sailplane4-." La' publicize the IPGA's second adding a laugh. "I need to get Minnesota). largest payout, the Lady Strohs dropped, but with seven tour going to slow down because I The club also offers a ground school for potential met:a But now it is the football program that has itself in hot water. nament wins and more than my game tuned up, to get my want it to go on as long as it winter. This school is free and fundamentals can he :ai. open, an Aug. 17-20 tour stop confidence back that I can." The Minnesota Daily, the school paper, came out with a here paving $22,500 to the $130,000 in prize money there is That confidence began to can. I want to play top golf as During the summer, the club will meet the first We<- full-page spread recently on how head coach Cal Stoll allegedly winner and $150,000 overall. enough distance between her long as I can. every month at 7:30 p.m. in 203 Men's IM Bldg. For ! and tour runnerup Jane Blalock wane after she won the LPGA loaned money to his players numerous time. In another story, Lopez, easily the tour's top "1 want to be remembered as school year, meetings are held bi-monthly. to drive a bank through. tournament, the fourth in her LaVerne said the club will often show films at the me- the Daily said girlfriends of the players had admitted the money winner, will likely be the one of the greatest golfers who string of five victories, but that was one way she got interested in soaring. players had received loans from Stoll. ever lived," Lopez said. She Wendell Avery, the starting quarterback, reportedly was Lopez has continued to play "We just try to get people acquainted with the sport <>i regularly. laughed again, "Of course I'll told his debts to Stoll would be absolved if Minnesota won its have to come back after I'm LaVerne said. "It can be an expensive sport, but siV# u "I guess I've been playing all planes, it costs only half as much." game against Wisconsin. dead to find out that." Stoll. of course, has denied the charges and several of the the tournaments I can because I players said the reporter got carried away. Would it have made a difference if the Minneapolis Tribune had carried the story? Probably. Not many people give student papers the credibility they deserve. That's not always the case, though. One paper carried a wire service account of the Daily's finding with the headline "Hey, Cal, how 'bout a loan?" Guilty until proven innocent, right? The reservation desk for paddleball courts at the Men' You have to sympathize with the way Stoll will feel facing all those people at the luncheon today. Building will close on Friday, July 27 for the remainder of summi term. It will not re open until the first day of classes fall term. Playoffs in the IM softball league will begin Monday, July 31 3101E GRAND RIVER JUST NORTH OF - Summer Rotes now FRANDOR m effect -Open bowling oil doy ond evening every doy! 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LIVE CALLERS I MUSIC ■ welcome! it in the Saturday 7-11 t*1 Community Recreation Center Valley Court Park, East Lansing VISIT LANSING QUALITY ADULT SHOWPIACES AOULT ENTERTAINMENT FUH SPOTS | ^ DOOLEYS XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX1 "The Fortune" Cheap flick nite roy ayers WITH Ubiquity" Starbooty" monday; august 7 8&10;30pm wwyyyv) ADVANCE TICKETS FOR 6.50 AT DOOLEY'S AND BOTH RECORDLAND5 j xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx. OPENS 1 I 8 PM Oorthside SPECTACULAR MOVIES EVER 1 SHOWS fin close encounters - 1 DRIVE-IN THEATRE AT DUSK Of THE TMiRO KINO ^ 1 REPEATS ktwiuuu Twilite 4:15-4:45 (I SO RYANOMAL 1 1 ysmsu h9 V Wf i BRUCE DCRN ISABCLLE ADiANI 1 1 lb break the driver, *i». REVENGE \lf. THE » 1I Pop Entertertainmeri the cop was wfling to ' oftme h. * ** DRIVER piakraajhtfl break the law. presents FIRST SHOW m 4;. I THE SWARM CONVOY PABLG CATASTROPHIC COMEDY! CRUISE at the MU UUdittriUI* yygyst IU. 6PM ReServed SeatS $6 and $7 TECHNICOLOR* Tickets Available at: ffl: MSUnion Sounds and Diversions Now Showing—Matinees kmall theatre Campus Corners 11 Every Day " Wherehouse Records 1:30-4:00, 6:30,8 9:00 Accessible B Wed. Special All seats S1s° until 5:00 Michigon Stote News, Eost Lonsing, Michigon Friday, July 28, 1 ? £ ■ f^pif3ras riHrii i ti if 'V: V V •' . -V Btifc ' •' " -', ' « Classified Advertising I Employment jf} Employment Employment if [ Apartments Apartments $ Boons * Mobile Homes m MOTOR ROUTE driver need DAY BARTENDER and part- SECRETARY $11,000 2 BEDROOM, furnished, LAKE LANSING- unusual MINUTES MSU, 5 FOR STUDENT or sports Information ed for morning Free Press in time waitress. Apply at from $205/nionth. Available offering of completely re¬ 12 to minutes to LCC in spacious man, 8x35 feet, good condi FRONT OFFICE BAR, 511 E. Secretary Good at snort Grand Ledge area. About 3 fall, UNIVERSITY VILLA. modeled two bedroom apart¬ nouse. $95/month including tion. $850 339 3630 even ♦ONE 359-1355 347 Student Services Bldfl. hand, typing and all general hours/night. Must have good Hazel (corner of S. Cedar & 351 2044. 351 8135. ment on the lake. Features utilities 487 9293 before ings 8 7 31 <3l office functions. Salary range auto with back up. $110/ Hazel) after 6 p.m. 8 7-31 (5) 0 16-7 31 (4) include garage, fireplace, -toon, after 11 p.m. 4 8-2(5) $9,500 to $11,000. To back up STUDENTS HAVE your own week. Phone 321-0215 or V.I.P.. Complete insurance, dishwasher, disposal and RATES LPN-FULL and part-time, all place1 68 Schult 12 x 52 nice 323 4943. 2 7 28 17) $350/month (utilities 1 day • 90< per line sick leave, 4 week vacation. Waters more, ! For Sale ominmpri DAYS I I I 3 days ■ IOC per line 4 days - 75< per line KEY PUNCH operator, part- shifts. New multi-million dol¬ lar county skilled care facility. Excellent working conditions, Must be experienced self- starter. Idenity protected. For Edge included.) Immediate occu¬ pancy. Call 339-1007 even 100 USED vacuum cleaners. lot p.m. in Holt. 694 1833 after 6:30 3 7 28 (41 time, afternoon position personal interview, write Box ings only. 3-8-2 (10) 1 year warranty, $7.88 and AMERICAN. 1973 14x65 ■cuijiz'iimLo ntnimmm I days-70C per line available. Some experience on IBM 5496 or 129 neces¬ no rotation, every other weekend off. Starting salary C 3, STATE NEWS, East Lansing, Michigan 48824. Rivers Edge up DENNIS DISTRIBUTING feet, 2 bedroom, central air CTfTnnnEnnn Line rote per insertion sary. Pay based on experi¬ $4.37/hour base pay, plus S 9-7 31 (15) Houses £ COMPANY. 316 North Cedar 482 2677 C 17 7 31 15) shed, $8750 or best offer. nmtr»:in»:im ence. Call Mr. Bandfield for quarterly cost of living Leasine!! 694 0848 or 485 2691 supplement. Full paid retire¬ 482(4) appointment. ALLSTATE NURSES RN or LPN charge. ONE OR two people needed FENDER STRATOCASTER MANAGEMENT COMPANY, ment, longevity, medical in¬ immediately for a beautiful EconoLines 3 lines • *4.00 - 5 days. 80' per line over surance and life insurance. Full 1 part-t 3 11 1050 Water s Edge guitar. 1963 superb condition. PALACE 10 x 50 Lots of • INC., 351-1310.0-8-7-31(11) shifts. Imme¬ country house, 10 minutes WILCOX TRADING POST $2750 best offer 3 lines. No odjustment in rote when cancelled. Pro-rated 2 week vacation (next to Cedar Village) extras or diate benefits with orienta¬ north of campus, pets, gar¬ 351 8476 after 6 p m C-4-7 31 (31 Price of item(s) must be stated in ad. Maximum UNIFORMED SECURITY of¬ first year plus personal days den, overlooking river, and more. Call INGHAM tion. Apply PROVINCIAL sale price of 1,00 ficers. Call 641-4562. HOUSE SOUTH, 882-2458 332*4432 $87.50/month. 669-5069 be¬ TV, STEREO speakers, COUNTY MEDICAL CARE Peonuts Personal ads • 3 lines • '2.25 • per insertion. 0-3-7-31 13) Monday-Friday. 7-8-9 (7) fore 5 p.m. 8-8-7 (7) 75* per line over 3 lines (prepayment). FACILITY, 349-1050 and ask watch, hiking boots, bird RUMMAGE SALE a JOBS- $5.33/hour, flexible for nursing office. 4-7-31(8) EAST LANSING 2 bedroom cages. Everything $5-25. 351 - Rummoge/Gerage Sale ads • 4 lines ■ *2 50 hours Call 374-6328 3 6 p.m. PART-TIME paid reception¬ FALL, NON SMOKING fe¬ 1133. E 5-8-3 (31 63' per line over 4 lines • per insertion. ists needed in COUNCIL OF male for own room in new duplex. Available September RUMMAGE SALE at MSU 7 7-28 (3) REALITY THERAPIST fall 1. $260 plus utilities. Call 'Round Town ods • 4 lines • '2.50 • per insertion. GRADUATE STUDENTS MOST LP'S priced $175 Community Co-op Nursery term, 1 client. Hours ar townhouse, East Lansing. STE-MAR MANAGEMENT, STORE DETECTIVES, junior OFFICE. Flexible hours be¬ $150 utilities. After 6 p.m. $2.50. Cassettes. $3 quality School. 2949 Sand Hill Road 63' per line over 4 lines, ranged. Send resume to Box + 351-5510 4-7-28 (51 and senior CJ majors. 641 ginning Fall Term. Apply 316 332-7156. 3-6-28 (4) quaranteed. Plus 45's, song July 28, 10 a.m. 5 p.m. July lost I Founds ads/Tronsportotion ads ■ 3 lines • M .50 - E-5, STATE NEWS, East 4562. 0-8-7-31 (3) Student Services Building books, more FLAT, BLACK 29 until noon. Refrigerator, per insertion. 50' per line over 3 lines. Lansing, Michigan 48824. HOUSES HOUSES AND CIRCULAR, upstairs, pet equipment, storage before August 18, 353-9189 3-7-28 14) Call 349 0294 Monday-Friday 8 a.m. - noon. now at HOUSES 541 E Grand River. Open 11 items, rn.se 14-8-18 (8) No Fee. THIS is what you've am C 16 7 31 <61 2 7 28 <6» Deadlines ience nice but r ACCOUNTING MAJOR to Good pay and benefits. Apply assist with office work part- BURCHAM WOODS been looking for. We have used, Ads -2 p.m. • 1 class day before publication. in person only. CINEMA X time. Approximately 20 hours NURSES AID. experienced, SUMMIR ONLTI houses in downtown, East and South Lansing from DISCOUNT. NEW. desks, chairs, files, BUSI¬ Real Estate 'm Cancellation /Change - 1 p.m. • I doss day before full or part-time. 7-3 p.m., ADULT ENTERTAINMENT weekly. Must be available $180-$285/month. Stop by NESS EQUIPMENT CO., 215 publication. CENTER, 1000 W. Jolly now and fall term. Apply in 3-11 p.m. shifts. Apply in ' BL 6024N) OLDER our office for a list of homes E. Kalamazoo, 485-5500 Once od is ordered it cannot be cancelled or chonged Road 0-17 7-31 1131 person. MSU BOOTERY. person PROVINCIAL an unexpected 3 Of HOUSE SOUTH off Aurelius available between 11 a.m. - 0-2-7-31 (4) until after 1st insertion. 225 E. Grand River, East opening land, close. Natural 8 p.m. Monday-Friday. There is o M.00 charge for I ad change plus 50' per COPYGRAPH SERVICES, between Cavanaugh and SEWING MACHINES slightly work, priced under 50 Lansing. 4-7-31 (8) Mount Hope 7 8 9 (7) ACOLTYE INVESTMENT additional change for maximum of 3 changes. The State News will only be responsible for the 1st temporary part-time help needed. 337-1666 between 5 efficiency *175 MANAGEMENT INC. used, guaranteed, $39.95 and WESTDALE "L COS. 371 4040 or Bob La Bate 651 BAKER. DELIVERY driver. 2 2002 E. SAGINAW. up. Open arm chairs from For Bent doy's incorrect insertion. Adjustment claims must and 6 p.m. 2-7-28 (3) job openings immediately. ; Immediate LANSING. $89.50. EDWARDS DISTRI 6509 3-7 31 (6) be mode within lOdoys of expiration date. Apply at ROMA BAKERY 4-7-31 (151 BUTING CO.. 1115 N Wash OKEMOS SCHOOLS price to FAR OUT- make money occupancy! Bills are due 7 days from od expiration dote. If not paid by due dote, a 50' lote service charge will naving parties! Think Toker- 882 (3) Apartments ^ AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, ington 489 6448. C 13 7-31 (6) sell in m,d 50 s Remodeled ware and smile; be the first in JUVENILE SHOE store: Full 3-4 bedrooms. L shaped EAST LANSING Fall. 1 bed own room in 3 bedroom be due. Call between 12-5 VISIT MID-MICHIGAN'S ranch Assumable, 83«°c. by your circle of friends to have or part-time employment. room furnished, air, utilities, modern duplex. Near Forest a Tokerware party. Now Experience preferred. Apply largest used bookshop. owner. Call 332 1906 everyone can get those hard- in person, MODERN YOUTH balconies, parking. $220, 351-3118 Akers, $110/month plus utili¬ CURIOUS BOOKSHOP. 307 8 7 31 151 ties. Fall option. 394-4494 or to-get and top-of-the-line SHOES. Frandor. S-4 7 28(5) E. Grand River, East Lansing 882-1518. 10-8-9 (6) 332 0112 C 13-7 31 (5) Recreation [fa Automotive ' & Motorcycles ]jfej oaraphernalia items. Call 349- 4387, 11 a m - 8 p.m. for details. C-4-7-31 (10) AFTER KINDERGARTEN needed. 1 child 15-20 Pine Lake WOMAN NEEDED imme¬ diately. country apartment, room, fireplace. 675- 2-3 person modern GET INTO your Biorhythms! care own LOW COST travel to Israel. AUSTIN HEALEY, 1964- Mrk TRIUMPH 500 T100C, 1969 hours week. East Lansing 5527, evenings. 8-8-7 (3) duplex. Near, central Special introductory offer Toll free 1-800-223 7676, 9 II, 3,000 series, must sell, runs and looks very good. busboys and home. 332 2254 after 5 p.m. Apartments Biorhythm information $1 00 PART TIME air, dishwasher. Fall, a m 7 p.m. New York time. $1750. 646-0121 3-6 p.m. $650 or best offer. Call 349- short order cooks. Apply 4728(3) 6080 Marsh Rd. refundable on first order. 12 monfh lease. Call Z-3 7 31 (3) 1 -7-2813) 0878 after_5_p.m. 5-8-2(4l_ BACKSTAGE. Meridian Mall. ADULT OR married couple as Meridian Mall Area Unexpected Biorhythm chart 50c month, 6 Vacancies months minimum, exact CHEVROLET PICKUP 1975. V, ton, 80,000 miles, runs HONDA 1976,550.4 cylinder. 5500 miles, runs excellent. 4 7 28 131 TELEPHONE SOLICITORS live-m group houseparent(s) for foster home for six *165 plus utilities Now At 337*1862 birthdate required. Biorhythm calculators, save $10, retail Service \\ good, new tires. $1700, 655- Call 339 9613. 8-8-2 (3) teenage girls in Shiawassee $59.95. only $49.95 All part-time, 5-9 p.m. Salary now 2565. 8-8-7 (4) plus bonus. EASTLAWN County. Compensation in¬ University E. LANSING furnished 4 orders processed imme¬ FREE LESSON in comolexion MERLE NORMAN cludes salary, apartment, all bedroom 2 bath basement care Ante Service / MEMORY GARDENS. 349- board costs, liberal fringe Terrace diately. Send check or money COSMETIC STUDIO 321 DATSUN 1200, 1973- 9156 8-8-4 (5) 78-79, near bus. 351-7469. order to BIORHYTHMS, P.O. benefits. Prefer person! s) 1 bedroom 3-8-2 (3) 5543 C 17 7 31 (4- 4-speed, new tires, sacrifice BRAKE PARTS including Box 1446, East Lansing, $550. 351-8058. 4-8-2 13) with house-parent experience & FULL TIME infant care need¬ Mich.gan 48823 C-6-7 31(12) TUNER for brake pads, shoes, and hy- who owns car and can begin FEMALE TO share duplex, PIANO ask ed in my South Lansing 2 bedroom DODGE ASPEN wagon, as soon as possible. Send August 15, $87.50. 351-3329. BLACK DIRT, sod farm soil. Greg. 351 1726 8 8-4 i3i home. References required. apartments resume to: Court Director, 339-8192 X-8-8-3 (31 Approximately 5's yards de¬ EIGN CAR PARTS. 2605 East Pay negotiable. Call 393-0280 Call after 12 FOR QUALITY Stereo ser¬ SHIAWASSEE COUNTY livered locally. $40. 641-6024 Kalamazoo St. 487-5055, one after 12 noon. 4-7 28 (5) JUVENILE COURT, 110 Evenings CAMPUS NEAR- 3, 6, 7 vice THE STEREO SHOPPE. or 372-4080 Fill. sand, gravel, FORD ELITE, 1974- 60,000 mile west of campus, Mack Street, Corunna, Michi¬ 332 • S420 bedroom house or duplex for available also. 0-17-7-31 I6l 555 E Grand River RN FULL and part time AMERICANA SPACIOUS C 17 7-31 '3' miles, super condition, white L-17-7-31 17) openings. New multi-million gan 48817 X 7-7 31 115) fall. Call 1-5 p.m. 351-6471. on white, $2500. Call even¬ apartment. 3 females needed. SHARE TOWNHOUSE with 0-3-7-28 (4) INSTANT CASH We re pay dollar skilled care facility. MICROBIOLOGY. Full, time FREE NEEDLE check, bring in ings or weekends, 349-9512. September-June. 332-8529. $100/month, Excellent working condition, mature woman. ing $1-$2 for albums in good record player needle for 8-8-4 (5) position available in a 243- 3 7 28 131 pool, air, furnished. 332-3617 shape. WAZOO RECORDS. your no rotation, every other bed acute care hospital for a Boons free check at anytime. Spe weekend off. Salary com¬ FEMALE TO share 2 after 5 p.m. 3-7-28 (4) 223 Abbott, 337 0947 cial prices on new needles. FORD STATION wagon, Lead Technologist. ASCP bed¬ mensurate with qualifications C-17-7-31 (4) 1972, 4-door, reasonable registered masters degree in room, 2 bath, air, pool. ROOM IN house to share MARSHALL MUSIC, East and experience. Exceptional clinical microbiology pre¬ Non-smoking. $85month. FIRST QUALITY materials & Lansing. C 1-7-28 (6) price, must sell. 337-0086 with musician mother of two. benefit package consisting of ferred. Excellent starting sal¬ 382 8042. 4-8-2 (3) between 5-8 DTTV5-7-3U4) cost of living, full paid retire¬ Thank you for Great house near tast workmanship. DISCOUNT. 2617 E Michi¬ OPTICAL ary and benefits. Please con¬ Lansing and all but routes. HORNET X Hatchback, 1976. ment, longevity, medical in¬ tact the Personnel Office, coming back to Every convenience. Allison, gan, Lansing. 372-7409. Typing Service Radials, AM/FM stereo/8 surance, life insurance, per¬ LANSING GENERAL HOSPI¬ C-5-7-31 15) Thank you for 351-4199. 8-7-31 (7) track, tinted windows, 22,000 sonal days and more. Contact TAL, Osteopathic, 2800 BEECHWOOD miles, rust proofed, $2500, INGHAM COUNTY MEDI¬ Devonshire, Lansing, Michi¬ coming back to LARGE ROOM, MSU. bus MOVING- PLANTS $1. book ANN BROWN typing. Disse' 321-6742. 8-8-7 (4) CAL CARE FACILITY, 349 and/or fall, resumes-term papers. gan 48909 Phone 372 8220, Filled for summer — close, summer shelves $5. pottery $1. furni¬ tations 1050, and ask for nursing $90/month. Mike, 351-1107. ture $5, appliances. 351-5247. 601 Abbott Road. North en LTD STATION WAGON, extenjion 267. 4-7 28 (16) A lew lelt for fall. office. 4-7-31 (16) DELTA ARMS _ S-5-8-2 (31 E 5-7-31 (41 trance 351-7221 1974/Power steering, brakes, MCDONALD'S RESTAU¬ C 17 7-31 (4) 2 way rear door. Big engine, FREE APARTMENT free uti¬ RANTS of East Lansing is FEMALE NEEDED, Grad pre¬ radials. 63,000 miles. $1800. lities plus wages. Assistant manager, large apartment hiring for it's new store now filled 2 bedroom apartments ferred. own room, $127.50. Animals >x EXPERIENCED. IBM typing Evenings, 351-3823. (currently under construc¬ •270 Open fall. 332-6694. 5-8-2(3) dissertations. (pica-elitel. complex. Married couple tion) at 1024 E. Grand River. SJ5-713L,5)_ _ only. No children. Must be Needed are full and part-time LABRADOR RETRIEVERS FAYANN 489 0358 MERCURY BOBCAT, 1978- able to handle all minor for summer OWN ROOM, 2 person AKC, blacks, yellows, excep¬ C 17 7 31 (3) MASON BODY SHOP 812 E. employees to fill day shift Call 12-5 house, excellent location, tionally nice. 3 weeks shots, AM-FM, 4-speed, rear de¬ Kalamazoo, since 1940. Auto maintenance jobs, plus office (6 a.m. - 5 p.m.) and night and fall PROFESSIONAL TYPING. frost, 35 miles per gallon. $100/month, immediately. wormed. Champion sired. painting-collision service. work involved in renting shifts (5 p.m. - 1 a.m.) 333-0053 $125-$150. Phone 641-4030. Fast, guaranteed accurate $500 and take over payments 351-7779. 3-7-28 (4) 321-2063. American-foreign cars. 485- apartments. Will train. Call Applicants will be and reasonable. or best offer. 394-5682. 0256. C-1-7-7-31 (5) for appointment between 9 ed 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., July ALL SHAPES BLj-7-28_l6[ 4 8-3 (3) 1-7-28 (6) MALE STUDENTS, single a.m. 5 p.m. HERITAGE 24 28th. 4-7-28(11) SIZES & COLORS FURNISHED DUPLEXES for GERMAN SHEPARO pups JUNK CARS wanted. Also rooms. 332-5791 after 5:30 TYPING TERM papers. IBM ARMS. 3031 S. Washington, NO FEE AKC sire champion, Casey MAVERICK, 1974- 34,000 2. 3 or 4 persons. Available p.m. Weekends anytime. experienced, fast service. Call selling used parts. Phone 393 3410 8 8 2 <13) BEER DISTRIBUTOR seek Efficiency, 1 & 2 bedroom summer and/or fall. 669-9939. was $300 now $195-$250. miles, asking $1200. AM-FM, 321 3651. C-17-7-31 13) __ 8-8-7 351 8923 0 17 7-31 <3» ing part-time on campus help units from $120-$220 month, 0-8 7 28 13) 337 2504. 5-8-4 (4) V-8. 355-0737. 2 7-28J3) _ _ SUMMER EMPLOYMENT most include utilities. Stop by starting fall term. Must be SPACIOUS ROOM plus. _ full and part-time positions. THESIS. TERM papers MG MIDGET, 1974.1 owner, GOOD USED tires, 13-14-15 outgoing and willing to meet our office for a copy of our Available now-fall term. 311 Garage cluttered? Sell those extra bicycles fast with typed, Quick Quality. 332 excellent condition, 20,000 inch. Mounted free. Used people. Call between 9 a.m. listings between 11 a.m. Beal Street. 355-5683. 20/8. 0 14 7 31 (3) miles. 393-0602. 8-8-4 13) wheels and hub caps. PEN- and 12 noon for appointment, 8 p.m. Monday-Friday. 3-8-2 (31 quick-action Classified ad! NELL SALES INC., 1825 East 394 2060. X-4-7-31 (8) ACOLYTE INVESTMENT MONTE CARLO Landeau, Michigan, Lansing, Mich. MATURE FEMALE to watch MANAGEMENT INC. 1977- excellent condition. 48912,482-5818. 7 year old and do light BABYSITTER NEEDED for 3 2002 E. SAGINAW C-1-7-7-31 16) housework. 3-6 p.m. Begin and 1 old. Full time, LANSING September 5. Provide own year 4-7-31 (14) THI STATE NEWS August 1-September 1z; transportation. Reply to Box part-time indefinitely. Your MUSTANG II, 1975- sky blue, If your house has become F-6, The State News. home or mine. Pays well. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. overrun with pets, you need a rust, excellent condition. CAMPUS no 7 7-28 (7) fast-acting Classified ad! 485 1194. 4-7-31 (5) 355-8376 8-9 p.m. 351-5791 will b« accepting application* fort after 9 p.m. 8-8^7 (4) OLDS, 1969- air, excellent HILL tires, good shape. $350 or CIDAR ORIINS AP ARTMINTS best offer. 694-0848 or 485- Salespersons Now Leasing •2 Bedrooms 2691. 4-8-214) The Stale News Classified Advertising Dept. will be accepting applica¬ •Furnished Apis. OLDS VISTA Cruiser wagon • furnished apartments • swimming pool •Free Roommate Service tions lor sales personnel for the coming school year. Must be able to 1969. Needs some repairs, • 9 or 12 month • air conditioning work a minimum of 2 consecutive hours per day. Monday through Friday. Make me an offer. 485-5364 leases available • within walking 'Dishwashers Prefer some soles/advertising background and interest. Apply today after 5:30 p.m. 4-7-2814) distance to campus 'Central Air Conditioning 3-5 p.m. 347 Student Services Building in person. Students Only. PINTO, 1972- automatic, runs special rates available For fall 'Swimming Pool well, $350 or best offer. 1135 Michigan Avenue 'Unlimited Parting 332-4940 after 5 p.m. 6-8-3(3) Clerical StafF E.Lansing 351-5631 'Pleasant Landscaping (nexttoBrody) 'Special 12 month rates The Stale News Classified Dept. will be accepting applications lor clerical VOLVO. 1971- 142S, new tires, clutch, battery, exhaust. staff personnel for the coming school year. Must be able to work a Excellent interior. 59,000 C'mon over minimum of 2 consecutive hours per day, Monday through Friday. Apply miles. Ask $1300. 332-6329. 7-7^28(5) VOLKSWAGEN 1973, 7 dtoptWngJjam 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED LUXURY ARTS. AND CHECK CPLLINGWOOD APIS I OUT FREE BUS SERVICE in person today. 347 Student Services Building 3-5 p.m. Students Only. *oir conditional) passenger bus, good condi¬ •private balconies •dlshwoihor Typist tion. 626-6391. 3-7-28 (3) •swimming pool •central air •shag corpeting Model Open 9-9 The Stote News Classified Dept. will be accepting applications lor typists -unlimited parking VW BUG. 1971- body rusty, excellent, two good 'dishwasher, disposal -2 bedroom Everyday for the coming school year. Must be able to work 8-11 a.m.. 11-2 p.m. motor winters left with carrier. 355- •shag carpetina •model open daily or 2-5 p.m. shift doily, Monday through Friday. Must be the some hours 7658 or 694-9120. 3-7-28 (4) Fall leases only — Special 12 month rates 9 month leases only '320 Leasing for Fall every day. Apply in person today. 3-5 p.m., 347 Student Services Build- 9& 12 month leases available coll 351 $282 ing. Students Only. VW 1971 squareback - - 72,000 miles, good condition, Call 351-7166 (behind Rollerworld CALL 349-3530 new tires. 351-8198.6-8-2(3) ^^^ocate^iHta^odornRoa^jusMoutt^^ervic^oad^ ^^^^onjlhe^riverj^^ Friday, July 28. 1978 ] Q Michigon Stote News, Eost Loosing, Michigon / TyyiiR Service it copygraph service Promise of riches changes life dramatically remembered as an enigma by heart as good as gold. Either he senting to a telephone inter- River 8:30 a m Bura's promising outlook went and Grand LITTLK ROCK. Ark. lUPIl 23 year-old minister of music at unlisted telephone number. those who knew him. just misunderstood or he's one 5:39 p.m. Monday-Friday. Buras, with a wife and from the heights to the depths. At time, Buras said, he — Jack Ruras was a young Harmony Missionary Baptist A Rev. Jackie Holt of the of the best shysters in town. one 10 a.m.-5 p m Saturday daughter Melody and a $110 a copyrighted newspaper story owed cumulative $500,000 to Baptist song leader, musically Church in rural Prattsville, But I don't think he was a 337 1666 C 17 7 31 (7) week salary, welcomed the in 1972 declared he wasn't Harmony Baptist Church: rich but pocketbook poor, when Ark., was a true celebrity. As "I guess we'll never forget purposefully trying to pull the gobs of creditors. Some wrote it soon as the suit was settled, the good fortune but repeatedly going to be a millionaire after wool over people's eyes." off as a bad loan. Others filed UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS he gained worldwide fame as a all because he wasn't a member about Jack. It was a real said he liked life like it was, And both added: "I wonder lawsuits. Another put a gar¬ COMPLETE DISSERTATION multimillionaire-to-be. reports said. Buras would re¬ tragedy he messed himself up AND RESUME SERVICE- ceive in the neighborhood of directing the Harmony Baptist of the Buras family involved in where Jack is now?" nishment on his salary, so he On television one night in like he did. Jack in the begin¬ the landmark case. type setting, IBM typing, 1970. there was a report of a $20.6 million. Singers and living in a small Well folks, Jack says he's "put his finger down on a map" white house in the shade of the It wasn't long before Buras ning really felt he was going to offset printing and binding Suddenly banks opened their doing just fine, thank you, and and moved to McComb, Miss. t 284" federal court ruling in favor of exited the state, leaving behind get the money. I guess it just For e stop I vaults to him, a car dealer gave Prattsville water tower. believes he still is going to the Buras family of Louisiana in snowballed. 1 know that a lot of "It taught me that nothing him a new gold Thunderbird, But he found it hard to keep a long trail of debts, severed inherit those millions of dollars a landmark oil rights case relationships and a lot of ques¬ greedy folks got their hooks really, really comes for free. involving millions of dollars. newspaper reporters from New the simple life as an expectant into him... When he left, I just someday. The banks that gave it to me millionaire. tion marks. Why. that's my family. Jack York to London besieged him UPI located Buras in Baker, TYPING. EXPERIENCED Six years later Buras still is tried not to think about it snapped it away just as quick. fast and reasonable 371 Buras said, and before long the and he was forced to get an Then with equal suddenness, La., a suburb of Baton Rouge, anymore." "I don't want to beat on my 4635 C 17 7-31 131 Lane Strother of Ouachita after a four month search in¬ chest, but my business is doing Baptist University: volving several states. Buras GOING ON vacation- typing quite well," Buras said. "I live a 'steps on rights' "He real interesting acknowledged having covered Diversion program was a his tracks on purpose because gobd life now. I've got a super 4-7.31 (3) saga — all the things he was 332 3492 C "the embarrassment of it all family, a super home, super going to do with the wealth he cars. For the first time in my EXPERT TYPING by MSU Matter conceded the pro¬ would accumulate. I guess he was very strong." tcontinued from page 1) vindictive thing. They humble Applicants for diversion have "It was just horrible," a life, I'm having trouble with grad 17 years experience their arrest report and criminal gram is restrictive in its screen had problems distinguishing Near Gabies, call 337 0205 ever told you so? people, then take away their fact from fiction Jack had a reflective Buras said, con¬ taxes." record, if any, reviewed by the ing, but says its rigidness is a ... C 17 7 31 i3> "Clearly, those questions are rights. It's dehumanizing." substantial consequence. improper," said Phil Dean, an Birch said, however, he prosecutor's office before it is passed on to a team of investi¬ "I don't think the program would recommend the program Wanted £ East Lansing attorney. "You apologizes to anyone," he said. change grievance method? gators. don't have to answer them, but if you don't, you go to court." for a client. "It's cheaper than court pro¬ The investigators then inter¬ "The individual may go through unpleasant experiences Time to FEMALE GRAD student view the applicas/s and present some Dean said the program is a ceedings and there's no perma¬ but he has also committed a needs own room in house nent record. It's a good pro¬ them with the questionnaire, chairperson may accept or re¬ "catch 22" situation. crime. He should be aware that (continued from page 3) many members of the senate apartment starting fall Quiet. gram but that doesn't mean it which they are required to fill ject the panel's decision with¬ "Nobody has the right to ask an investigation is necessary belong, opposed the revisions. can't use some improving." out and return to the office, out. out disclosing the feasons for you those questions." he said. "I think their opposition was located at 303 Kalamazoo St. in and that they will go into his the action. "But there is a sword of The diversion program, oper¬ "Hearing boards are too more strategic than substan¬ ating under a federal grant, Lansing. personal life." time-consuming," he said. Though Miller pointed out his Damocles hanging over your This reporter will meet with tive," Miller said. "I think they UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR was started in October 1975 Brian Matter, the first direct¬ But Larrowe said he felt time revisions included an amend¬ head." wanted to keep the faculty 1 2 bedroom or of the Ingham County pro¬ a caseworker on Aug. 7, pro¬ desires or "The program steps on peo¬ and has been accepting candi¬ is not an important factor in collective bargaining issue ment to send the decision up to apartment house in older dates since November of that gram and now a court admini¬ vided the application for the resolving grievances. the next highest department, home with fireplace. 351 - ple's rights," said Ken Birch, strator. said the program ori¬ program is accepted. It was the alive." Dean's law partner. "It's a "Any hardships can be com¬ Miller, who was a member of Korth said the proposal would 5338 after 6 p.m. 4-8 3 <4, investigator's assurance that ginally dealt with persons who pensated," he said. the Faculty Volunteers Against not solve the problem. committed felonies. this reporter's community ser "It still keeps the decision in ROOMMATE NEEDED One uncompensated hard¬ Collective Bargaining during "We wanted to catch those vice would be confined to an the administrative hierarchy," immediately $125 plus utili ship. however, was Miller's the faculty collective bargain¬ ties deposit 8 7 31 '31 332 7343 iT may buy into firms who were starting a life ol crime," he said. "When (Ingham County Prosecutor) Peter Houk on-campus job. unsuccessful attempt to re¬ structure the interim grievance ing election spring term, said the faculty grievance official is he said. "Anything can always use tuning up," said Michael Harri¬ Give your basement a break Sell those extra items you no (continued from page 1 > Steven Ter took over, he decided to divert misdemeanors too." Postal pact procedure in 1975. While serving as FGO, Miller tried to not a tion. substitute for unioniza¬ son, who is now dean of the longer use for fast cash. Call The Harvard Guidelines, as president for finance, agreed clear up some of the rules he "I'm not opposed to collective Lyman Briggs College. "But the the erred to. would with Radcliffe's request and Matter said the program felt were too unspecific. procedure did resolve griev¬ today to place your Classified (continued from page 1) bargaining because of the retch the process of divesti- said the only purpose of the pulls in about $4,000 from "A lot of changes needed to FGO," he said, "but I think the ances, most of the informally." violators. But in 1970 the ture i ) and have been University's membership applicants who make restitu¬ be made." he said. "There were Of the 25 grievances settled New York local led a walk only thing collective bargaining bv would be to get information tion through payment for dam¬ adher i out that spread to 200,000 too many interpretative rulings would provide is the addition of by Larrowe in the past year, 21 State News on corporations that might not ages that may have resulted workers across the country. under the interim procedure. outside arbitration." of them were settled informal¬ Radcliffe urged the commit be available to just MSU. from the crime. Those strikers were not We didn't change the structure: Phil Korth, president of the ly. Over half of those cases Classified Ads tee to use the guidelines only to The trustee meeting begins at 10 a.m. today in the Board "We encouraged people come clean," he said. "A lot of to punished. This time, the we just tried to make the rules Faculty Associates from 1974 to involved salary disputes, which get information, and not allow more specific." 1976 and a pro-union advocate, also accounted for 10 of 25 Room on the fourth floor of the Postal Service vows to en¬ Phone 355-8255 MSI"s deadline for Dec.l to be people confessed to a number of The revisions, written by grievances in 1977. Administration Building. force the law. said he opposed the grievance Miller and the faculty affairs Miller said resolving a griev¬ procedure because it is only committee, included redefining ance informally is the trickiest able to protect the interests of a the rules which determined few. part of the job. what is grievable and grounds "A faculty grievance official The State News Yellow Page "The interim procedure says for appeal. The rules were then panel is only really gets judged on how he ft the decision of the submitted to the Academic handles an informal proce¬ advisory to the administrator Senate, the highest body in against whom the grievance dure," he said. "Most adminis¬ academic governance, for re¬ has been filed," he said. "No trators would rather not go BUSINESS-SERVICE ft view but were rejected. The American Association of University Professors and the Faculty Associates, to which decision by that panel is final." On the departmental level, the interim procedure requires the chairperson of the depart • through But Korth success an at official grievance." said an FGO's resolving grievances depends entirely on the individ¬ ment in which the grievance ual rather than the grievance - was filed to provide written process. notification regarding their de¬ "It's a gentlemen's agree¬ 31S Wl?J§AS DIRECTORY ment," he said. % cision on the panel's ruling. 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None of from of Giacalone's Both men deny they had an a car one resolved by legislative or judicial action. uted Mafia figures un And Hoffa's son. James P.. prison. In a related development, Attorney Gener¬ appointment with Hoffa that sons and was driving near "To vote against the proposal because of estimation in the case who a year ago accused the •in April, Teamsters organi where Hoffa was last seen. al Frank J. Kelley told a meeting of the these objections would be to miss an O'Brien denies he had any Michigan Prosecutors Association that law opportunity for tax and spending reform," he enforcement officers should respond to the contact with Hoffa.that day, but said. the FBI says he has not public cry for less waste in government by "The Headlee proposal is a sound one, it is increasing their efforts to root out welfare Tourists flock to accounted for about one hour not a meat-ax approach to tax limitation. It cheating and Medicaid fraud. that afternoon. will not destroy state government's ability to The government believes provide essential services. "I don't personally believe those who say Hoffa was the victim of a "What it will do is give state government a the cry for tax limitation is exclusively aimed contract murder at the hands of tool it's been lacking, a tool to break the at welfare cheats or fraud," Kelley said in his NKW York AP More specialist at Jalpak, a tour one-time Teamster allies and tax-spend syndrome," he said. Mackinac Island speech. "But I do believe foreign tourist* than ever are Deflated national dollar subsidiary of Japan Air Lines, says vacation tours, primarily some organized crime figures He did not refer by name to the rival that those pushing for tax limitation want efficient, cost conscious government. passing up the Riviera and he had once welcomed into the tax-cut plan sponsored by Shiawassee Coun¬ in Hawaii and the western of our welfare Swi>s Alps fur New York. nation's largest labor union. ty Drain Commissioner Robert Tisch, which "And, in some cases, many states, should grow by about 20 Niagara Falls and Disneyland Hoffa resigned as Teamsters calls for a 50 percent property tax reduction. programs are the least efficient, most — lured by the cheaper vara 'ions created by a slumping offers cheaper vacations percent at his company this year. president in 1971 to hasten his prison release. He had been — Most government officials and candidates including Milliken — say they are opposed uneconomical and wasteful areas of govern¬ ment." U.S. dollar and bv lower air overseas visitors and Ameri¬ The United States' closest convicted of jury tampering scraper. Three years ago it fares. would have taken more than six cans still spend about $3 billion neighbors provide by far the and mail fraud. "A trip to America used to be more abroad than foreigners francs to pay that price. greatest number of visitors. viewed as something that only- spend here each year. But Government figures showed In the past year, the Swiss millionaires could do but now travel agents hope the new more than 12 million Canadian franc has gained nearly 33 we're we finding are a situation where for the first time in our history really competitive." Karl Kuhn, a marketing percent in value against the dollar. The German ri*en 10 percent and mark has the Japa¬ trend will shrink that differ ence. Japan, with about 750,000 visitors to the United States visitors in 1977 and 2.3 million Mexicans. The travel industry expects City bans spray paint for minors says nese yen about 30 percent. The about 600,000 more overseas specialist at the U.S. Travel reason is that the dollar has last year, ranks first among DETROIT (UPI) — City officials hoped to clean up the city by costs the city thousands of dollars a year. visitors this year — not count Service. become a less desirable cur¬ overseas countries as a source banning the sale of spray paint to minors. "It is a horrendous problem," said Cleveland. "Just driving The government agency pre of tourists, followed by Britain, ing Canadians and Mexicans — An ordinance, sponsored by Councilman Clyde Cleveland, was rency because of inflation in the with 533,000 and West Ger¬ which officials hope indicates around the city of Detroit, you can see what's happening to our diets that 5.1 million overseas United States and a chronic approved Wednesday by a 6-2 vote. It makes it illegal for anyone to buildings." visitors will tour the United trade situation that saw the many. with 368,000 in 1977. that Europeans are changing sell spray paint to or buy spray paint for persons under the age of States this year, a 13.4 percent their attitudes about vacation¬ 18. It also makes it illegal for anyone under 18 to possess spray Council President Erma Henderson voted against the ordinance U.S. spend $26.7 billion more Japanese tourism is expected "because it will probably require selective enforcement and might, jump from last year The num ing in America. paint. overseas last year than it took to continue to grow, despite a Iter of foreign visitors so far Violation of the ordinance, effective immediately, is a in some instances, lead to a general harassment against young in. somewhat lagging Japanese The government's figures this year is up 20 percent over "It's more cheap in the economy and a lack of discount don't separate business and misdemeanor punishable by 90 days in jail and a fine up to $500. people." last year. Minors charged with violating the ordinance would be subject to She said magic markers, crayons, knives and ball point pens are U.S.A." said Karl Maiar, an fares across the Pacific like vacation travelers, but those in "We had the intention to used to deface property and that she didn't think spray paint should electrical engineer from Vienna those across the Atlantic. the tourist business say the Wayne County Juvenile Court proceedings. here for a long time, so I The ordinance was designed to combat graffiti, which officials say be singled out for enforcement. come on a month-long tour of New Mike Tsuruga. a marketing trend is clear. can not say we wouldn't have York. Chicago and parts of the anyway, but the currency made Midwest. The Austrian schil¬ ii better." Hans Peter Linigen. ling has not risen as quickly a student from Bern, Switzer against the dollar as many land, said as he surveyed New- other currencies. 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