Mondoy. July 31. 1978 2 MicHigon Stole News Eost loosing Michigon Mergers must tell government THEY ALMOST MADE IT The lished regulation, to be pub Monday, requires that it a very important tool." said Mark have tion required advance notifica¬ was the acquisition by There will be a transition period for some mergers, but Balloonists ditch craft International Telephone and the regulation is expected to be the government be told of such a spokesperson for Just before ditching, the loss of helium completely in effect by Sept. 29. BREST, France (AP) — Two British ■ Department's anti Telegraph of Hartford Insur mergers at least 30 days in ance. an action that led to Schwartz said. balloonists, bedeviled by changing winds that dropped them to just 15 feet above the water, advance so that the action can The regulation is backed up threatened to blow them back out to sea, despite their desperate efforts to gain be challenged in advance. Ant it r is littered lengthy litigation over divesti- * altitude. by fines of up to $10,000 per day ditched their crippled craft in the ocean with cases of midnight mer¬ Exhausted from three almost sleepless gers'. w here the object was not The two agencies asked for 'for non-compliance, said Sunday, just 110 miles short of pompleting the change and Congress adopt Schwartz, who is deputy direc¬ the first trans-Atlantic balloon crossing. nights, they decided to ditch and hit the to let the government know water at 6:15 a.m. East Lansing time. At of the FTC's bureau of Maritime authorities said the French until it had a fait accompli. The ed it as part of the Hart Scott tor least four vessels went to their aid. though Congress considers Rodino Antitrust Improve competition. "We expect to trawler Elsinor picked up Maj. Christopher enforcement agencies then had the gondola was fully equipped as a boat and ments Act of 1976. apply that very stringently." Davey and Donald Cameron and their to try to figure out how to the balloonists had said earlier they would unscramble the eggs of the sail-rigged gondola and began towing them toward the small Brittany fishing port of continue the journey by sail to England if combined assets and combined they had to come down. largest defense bill Concarneau, south of here. They were management." he said. When the regulation takes TV on trial for assault expected to arrive early Monday. The balloon's exact landing point was 47.57 It was reported that another ship picked degrees north. 07.28 degrees west, 110 miles effect. 30 days after publication almost directly west of Brest and about 250 the Federal Register, a up the balloon itself. miles north of Spain and 250 miles south of Major decisions on U.S. policy in South following televised attack in GTON AP' Cameron, a 38-year-old aeronautical en i-\ ind Zimbabwe are scheduled for House votes this gineer, and Davey, 34. a Royal Tank Corps Ireland. They landed 1,779 miles from their than Slot) million acquiring *:tu - he biggest defense bill in history - $119.4 billion. million in officer, came closer to making the crossing Canadian take off point. control over a company with SAN FRANCISCO (API - compensatory iaie. a filibuster appears certain when debate begins than any other balloonists ever have, and Eddie Carey, a spokesperson at the of than $10 million million lawsuit trial damages and $10 million in natural gas price controls, a chief stumbling block assets more An $11 ting members of the team already were talking balloon's communications control center at i'.trier's energy proposals. will have to give advance beginning here Monday hangs punitive damages. Bracknell, England. 32 miles west of London, about another try. There have been 18 • the question of whether The attack came on a San the House is expected to come on Carter's on Francisco beach four previous known atempts, and at least six told a reporter: "The crew ditched when and «• . :e r In telling their plans, the television is "a school of vio¬ days after where they did because the conditions were Ci-ngress to repeal the embargo it imposed in 1975 balloonists have died. companies will have to file a lence and a college for crime," the film was aired on Sept. 10. The two men refused to board British or favorable" with waves only three feet high. rmiitary aid to Turkey. detailed 21 page form with both or simply an innocent bystand¬ 1974. The two-hour prime time ;e has already agreed and Carter's supporters believe French rescue helicopters and planned to "They knew they could not rise higher to the Justice Department and the er portraying real life and showing resulted in a storm of iii. also. But they say the vote will be so close what it stay with their 14'/2-foot gondola boat all the complete the crossing and the winds were Federal Trade Commission, the protected by the First Amend protest that lead to so called them. way to land the Maritime Prefecture said in tending to drift them out again into the uns'. two federal agencies with anti¬ "family hour" programming. Brest. imposed the embargo after Turkey violated U.S. trust jurisdiction. Valena Neil ends the NBC attorneys say they will Atlantic. If the helium bag had not torn, by using American weapons to invade and occupy Cameron and Davey had made fast which lost them gas, they would have walked aw Hither agency could then go NBC-TV and its argue in Superior Court that to court seeking a preliminary local affiliate. KRON. that her the film was not to blame for progress after leaving Newfoundland, on it. made it easily, and been home by now," Canada's northeast coast, at dawn Wednes So is the authority Carter requested to turn $800 million worth injunction to block any pro- 9 year-old daughter was sexual¬ the attack. Carey said. nosed merger considered a Floyd Abrams, network day. But they were plagued by an eight foot >i U.S. military equipment over to South Korean units while ly assaulted with a soda bottle a rent in the inner helium-filled bag of the The Guinness Book of Records lists the pulling all 32.000 U.S. ground combat troops out. ompetitive market- by four older girls who were attorney, says that a defeat in hot air balloon, which was named Zanussi longest balloon flight as 2.520 miles by Ed imitating an attack portrayed the case could intimidate the Rep. Richard Ichord, D Mo., plans to introduce an amendment place. after the Italian appliance firm that provided Yost, a South Dakota entrepreneur, in FT( antitrust official Daniel ' similar to one approv ed by the Senate to end U.S. participation in in the made for televison movie media from portraying real life October 1976. Yost took off from Maine and the money for the flight. the United Nations trade embargo against Rhodesia if Rhodesia ■hwartz estimated that "Born Innocent." The TV attack in future programming. ditched his balloon 200 miles east of the 5(J0 transactions per year "We view this as a terribly By Saturday, though they jettisoned elects a new government through free elections. involved a group of girls sexual¬ Azores. In 1914, H. Berliner, a German, significant First Amendment equipment and tried to carry on. treacherous The House is scheduled to do all that Tuesday and then vote equire advance notifica ly assaulting another girl with weather and unpredictable winds left them traveled 1,869.9 miles over Europe according Wednesday on a $7.3 billion foreign aid appropriation. the wooden handle of a plum¬ case" dealing with constitution¬ Guiness. example of a large al rights of free expression, suspended over the ocean west of France. to That includes military, economic aid. the Peace Corps and U.S. ber's plunger. contributions to the international development banks. ate merger that would The suit, filed in 1974. asks $1 Abrams said. Transmission Maintenance Special > Change transmission fluid • • • Adjust bands. Clean screen Replace pan-gasket $095 p^| flu f|uKJ • Complete road test. Jet leaves Ireland after landing accident SHANNON Ireland (AP) — A char¬ undamaged. 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LANSING, MICH, Tariff on Japanese products urged phone 351-2620 The letter said subcommittee members NEW hours: WASHINGTON (AP) — The chairperson and four members of a House trade have repeatedly pointed out to Japanese frank shorter sports 9 a.m. -7 p.m. Tues. 8 Wed. subcommittee are urging President Car¬ officials visiting Washington that Japan ffca.m. - 5 p.m. Fri. 8 Sat. ter to consider imposing a temporary should undertake voluntary measures to 217 Ann St. surcharge on goods from Japan. improve the flow of U.S. goods to the Japanese market and fulfill commit¬ OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9 00 Rep. Charles A. Vanik D-Ohio, chair¬ person of the Ways and Means Commit¬ ments to reduce the trade imbalance. tee s subcommittee on trade, made public Sunday a letter to Carter saying on These warnings that time and pa¬ excess of exports, especially from Japan, tience are running out do not appear to and the decline of the dollar are be taken seriously." the legislator's letter reaching the danger point." continued. Califano says health plan could work WASHINGTON (AP) - HEW Secretory President Carter has proposed a Joseph A, Califano Jr. insisted Sunday hospital cost containment bill, but it has that President Carter's national health made little progress in Congress. Cost insurance plan could be implemented containment also is one of the 10 broad with no increase in cost to the federal principles Califano announced. treasury if Congress acts to control Savings from cost containment would be enough to pay for the program, escalating medical costs. Califano said. He insisted under ques¬ Califano. who on Saturday unveiled the principles underlying the plan, said tioning, "Of course it's realistic . . . There JacdbgoriiS the key would be to have the controls in are billions and billions of dollars of ploce to hold down mounting costs. waste in the present system." HOME Protein doesn't help diet, study shows FASHIONS SALE WASHINGTON (AP) - Protein supple¬ The record discloses no significant ments, which generally are sold as nutritional benefits from the consump¬ NOW THROUGH AUGUST 31 health foods." actually provide no tion of protein supplements, as such. Any Fill your linen shelves with superb values important health benefits and for some benefits from the use of protein supple¬ people can be hazardous, a federal ments are equally true of consumption of SHEETS. PILLOW CASES. BEDSPREADS, official concluded Sunday after lengthy protein from any other source," said Keller, the FTC staff official who presided BLANKETS. TABLECLOTHS, CURTAINS and hearings on the matter. "Expert witnesses were consistent in over the hearings. TOWELS all now at saving prices! their opinion that protein supplements Protein supplements are powders, have no significant nutritional benefits,' liquids and pills made from protein isolates. They are sold primarily through JacobBon's said Christopher W. Keller in a report on 25 days of Federal Trade Commission health food stores and by door-to-door hearings. and mail order sales. Michigon Stole News, Eosl Lonsing, Michigon Monday July 31 1978 3 No irregularities found in Smydra's expenses Smydra said that he "felt justified" in billing the University Esmail, Pollock actions rapped Audits of Michael Smydra's. D-East Lansing, trustee expenses and financial aid records have found no evidence of illegality and because he was using the typewriter for board related matters, but to avoid setting a precedent he would return the money to MSU. were accepted by the Board of Trustees Friday. Concerning his history with financial aid, Wenner concluded the At the request of Smydra, Robert Wenner, director of internal audit at MSU, conducted the audits into his expenses from Jan. 1, amounts granted were within the University and federal By DANIEL HILBERT sentenced to 15 months in i nature of the resolu on campus that had a "deep 1977 to May 31.1978 and his financial aid record from 1972 to 1977. guidelines. State News Staff Writer prison. hey said because it was ' concern" about Pollock's firing Wenner's audit found Smydra's expenses within trustee He noted that Smydra obtained two National Direct Student The MSU Board of Trustees Raymond Krowlikowski. I) ■n and passed in one dav i and the consequences of her Loans despite the fact that at the time they were granted he was not Birmingham, introduced the »t afford all concerned gr dismissal. guidelines, but he pointed out certain items. were accused of adhering to The first is the fact that an AM/FM cassette radio was installed in eligible to receive them. "half true" facts in a resolution resolution and told Zalman if it provide input. She also asked that Pollock However, subsequent to the granting of the loan, he dropped or Eileen Va ell. be reinstated and the Office of Smydra's leased University car, but when the car was returned to they passed in June demanding the University the radio was missing and another standard AM added the number of courses that qualified him for the loans. blame. professor of natural science told Human Relation- be rest rue Sami Esmail's immediate re Wenner added that after reviewing Smydra's transcripts he the trustees she had not tured. model was installed in its place. lease at Thursday evening's He proceeded to defend the seen determined that he had established a pattern of dropping and resolution bv citing his Toilette Moser, associate Smydra responded by saying when he returned the car the public comment session. evi any change in affirmative ac AM/FM cassette radio was still in place and the other was in a adding courses dating back prior to his becoming a trustee. Presentations were also and tion at MSU in the last ten professor of agriculture eco Wenner added concerning Smydra's financial aid history, "There nomirs, urged that Pollock be cardboard shoe box in the back seat. made concerning the firing of years and Mary Pollock should is no evidence that Trustee Smydra used his position to secure be reinstated as women's pro Wenner also pointed out that Symdra had billed the University additional financial aid." Mary Pollock as MSU women's Zalman responded to Krow given a hearing of some sort so for $81.75 worth of repairs on his typewriter. program director and the living likowski by telling him he had grams director. her due process right- could be conditions in University apart¬ consulted only one eyewitness "She filled all of the job upheld. account and ignored the others. "I ments. requirements for the posi gro- Krowlikowski said it and had the support of thing this did de Marvin Zalman, assistant probab¬ tion . . . ly would have been better to major woman's group on this professor of criminal justice, Non-voting representatives can every all the loser of Pollock'- di: told the trustees their resolu have had access to campus." Vantassel! told the tion concerning Esmail was accounts but that he stood by trustees. nd subsequent futile at ntpts the facts in his resolution. o have her firing reviewed. incorrect on many points. Laurie King, and undergrad "The resolution is being used The tru also at- uate student at MSU. repre¬ She outlined a grim picti tacked bee •of the i mpromp sented dozen student groups by people to attack the state of 'continued 101 Metro Squad a on page sit on board, says Israel," Zalman said. The trustees also called By PAULA DVKE police departments currently ments and East Lansing, lan and reviews complaints. Esmail's sentence by the Israeli court He "unjust" in the resolution. cited many instances THE ALLE-EY sing and MSU Department of Baylif. director of Metro State News Staff Writer After strained relations with supporting their operations re¬ questing each of them to ap¬ Public Safety police depart Squad, said the board so far has where eyewitness accounts of VA both Esmail's trial and confes ments. received formal replies from its supporting agencies, the point one representative to two governmental units. sion contradicted the informa attend the squad's monthly Metro Squad operations are Tri-County Metro Narcotics The Ingham County Board of tion in the board's resolution. board meetings. funded and supplied with equip 24-year-old grad PIZZA * BR€UJ & Squad is attempting to put Commissioners recently ap¬ Esmail is a recent "bad publicity" to rest However, the representa ment by these six agencies. uate student at MSU who was and patch things up, Lt. John J. tives will not be allowed to The advisory board is made pointed Tom Hoisington to convicted in Israel of member vote. up of heads of the six jurisdic¬ represent them at the Metro Baylif of the Lansing police ship in an outlawed Palestinian said. The Metro Squad is com¬ tional groups. The board estab Squad meetings. terrorist organization. He was The Metro Squad Advisory Board has sent letters to the posed of undercover officers on loan from Ingham, Clinton and Eaton County sheriffs depart lishes policy, sets the budget 'continued on page 5) BARHOPPERS area governmental bodies and (Delivery Available) N o checks accepted 1 Summer Students - Study This! AIRTIGHT ,0 Sdts Buy any Medium Pizza I ^ at the Regular Price get the I ■ 50* Off Any Purchase of '2.00 or More Identical Pizza TREE I Got the summer term blues? Cheer up and take r?L a summer study break, and you'll get a break I Must have coupon 1203 E, Grand River e One coupon per order E-Gralul Bivtr I at Olga's Kitchen. 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Grand River Open tonight til 6 ^ KAST l.AlNSINt; -iS- Thurs & Fri til 9 ^ ©ipDlnfefn) New mandatory Olin fee demands student concern Two, students could take a more active and Any increase in the cost of services is always demanding role as consumers of the health center. distasteful, but the recent MSU Board of Trustee's This, quite obviously, is what needs to occur. approval of an $18 per term Olin Health Center fee is Women students have long demanded specialists really cause to run for the mouthwash. The $18 per at Olin in the OB-GYN area to provide preventative term charge is over and above user fees — which as well as emergency care. This need must now be have also been raised recently — forked over by met. Students with families often require pediatric students who use the center. care for their children. This need should also be We understand the University was forced into the action by state mandates relating to the funding of provided for. Olin and we are appalled at the insensitivity of Continual complaints by health center users about legislators to the needs of students — students who insensitive doctors, quick and sometimes erroneous come from every constituency in Michigan. diagnoses and slipshod emergency care also cry for But the wholly inadequate health services immediate rectification. Some would argue that $18 provided by Olin are cause for serious concern, per term is cheap health insurance for anyone. And it especially when students will be footing the bill. In would be, were the complete range of health services actuality, t hey have always footed the bill, but now it required for the campus provided at Olin. But, will be more glaringly pointed out when students unhappily, they are not. In fact, they are woefully open their wallets at the end of long registration short of minimally-necessary care. lines. Olin was characterized at a spring trustee Two things can happen, one good and one bad, committee meeting as a "band-aid and aspirin" related tothe now delineated health center fee. One, KKWI DO MIGALDI students can merely continue to suffer without service by MSU's own medical administrators. Students should not be asked to pay $18 per term for adequate, on campus, health care, opting as many do now to travelling home and receiving routine and 'band-aids" and "aspirin." nut so-routine care from family physicians. The use Students are, not simply in the case of the health of Sparrow Hospital by students for treatment of center, consumers of the University's product — emergencies of a more immediate nature is also a sad testimony to the state of quality health services at education. It is simply a matter of students more alert to where they are getting their money's worth and more importantly, where they are not. becoming Primed for slaughter the large MSU community. A story in the July 24 issue of New Times magazine tells of an because it's passive. Disco dancing, for instance, is plenty Ignore economic blackmail experiment in Columbus, Ohio: the test marketing of a new television service called "Qube." Qube is cable TV taken a few steps further. In addition to providing a broad selection of commercial, public, and local mindless, but at least like you're moving around, you're involved! It's playing vollyball, almost. Television, however, promotes the assumption that one can get satisfaction fed to oneself, spooned out as it were, without putting forth any effort. The MSU Board of Trustee resolution last March, Certainly the trustees had no choice Friday but to The fact is, of course, that satisfaction gained in this way is table a move to add four new companies to the "buy public-access channels, it gives its subscribers Pay TV: first-run which called for "prudent divestiture" of invest¬ movies, special events and porno flicks for a price. superficial and shallow. Like TV. list" because of their corporate involvement in South Television is disgusting, but not just because most of the ments in companies doing business in South Africa if Hut that's not all: Qube has two-way capability. In other words, programs are so insipid. Even the most intelligent and cultural of evidence of withdrawal was not present by Dec. 1, Africa. To do so would have indicated a wavering of you can answer the TV set. For example, there's a local talent TV programs require nothing more of the viewer than that he/she was a good, strong endorsement of human rights. purpose by the trustees and counter to their action show called "Columbus 2-Night" where, say. a kid will come on and is passively attentive to the flickering screen, which irritates the The uncharacteristically forthright action by the taken in March. play accordion and then the announcer will come on and ask eyes like any other light-emitting object does if stared at for long viewers to push one of four buttons on the home Qube console, trustees has apparently brought some behind-the- To those who would argue that business could periods. indicating their approval or disapproval. An entire plethora of The power of a moving picture with sound is undeniable, and no scenes pressure from many of the affected companies bring about positive changes in South Africa more by local programs are built around this two-way capability. Viewers one is more aware of this than the advertisers who glut TV with and those who would perpetuate apartheid in South being there than by pulling out, we simply point out are asked to "touch in" their responses to a great range of one insulting commercial after another, trying to sell us products Africa, for whatever reasons. that the corporate conscience hasn't stirred in South questions; most of them, of course, trivial, and the rest sales we don't need. We urge the Trustees to resist these pressures Africa for years, so absent economic sanctions pitches. This power is going to be increased by services like Qube. Many and continue with their public intention to similar to MSU's, why should they now? This system is still in an experimental stage, but it is frightening people will think Qube to be a great breakthrough. Intellectual snobs will revel in classic films and special events programming. disassociate themselves with the affected com¬ to think that such a monster threatens our living rooms. For by Also, we see no conflicts with MSU joining into the Swingers will dig the porno flicks. And — worst of all — many will panies. Any lobbying efforts on the part of Harvard plan, as long as the intent to divest after increasing the variety of television programming and adding all fall victim to the illusion that pushing response buttons gives them sorts of flashy features to it, communications companies are companies with investments in South Africa against Dec. 1 is strictly adhered to by the trustees. increasing television's hypnotic hold on millions of people. a "voice." When viewers are asked for their opinion on something, the University's divestiture only makes a better case For too many people, TV is reality. Rags like the National they will feel important. But this is just what the Qube people for cutting them off. In a State News editorial on April 4, following the want them to feel. The viewers' attention will be riveted more and Enquirer and People feed off of this, editing (and selling) on the more on the TV. away from the real issues of non-televised life, Companies who would use blackmail techniques, trustees South African resolution, we pointed out assumption that the actors on stupid TV programs are somehow and toward sophisticated low-key sales pitches. i.e. threatening not to donate funds to MSU's that defining "positive measures" to and "sufficient important people. TV is reality, an integral part of daily life! evidence" of withdrawal seemed to be a loophole for People rush home to get in front of the TV. Little kids stare Again, television threatens to further dilute the power of the development program because of the board's action individual will, and turn America into a mollified herd of contented the trustees to delay action on divestiture. empty-eyed at the tube, waiting for entertainment. only further proves their disinterest in changing the I'm not against TV just because it's mindless. I'm against it cows. Primed for the slaughter. The board clearly should not try to escape from socially-evil system of apartheid in South Africa. The mere fact that companies would attempt such their actions. Rather they should fortify it. "blackmail" tactics fortifies the belief that companies Companies should announce their plans to withdraw worse: you can smoke the pot and hope it's impossible to break a housing contract once ARE concerned about divestiture threats, even from from South Africa and a reasonable timetable to do it has been signed? Why not let them go? not Paraquat-treated or you can risk a year a relatively small investor like MSU. so or they should be divested. Period. in jail and/or a $1,000 fine to have it tested. 1 guess the problem is that MSU feels a need to "stay in the news." We started with Either choice is a risk. I think it's time the government reacces- the MSU football violations, continued sed its views on marijuana. Cessation of throught acreditting problems in the en¬ Baseball still has a hero paraquat spraying is a step in the right gineering and business colleges and now we have a personal space violation. With all direction. Valerie Fishell these problems, MSU may not have to turn so that players, after a certain Paraquat pot is 1680 E. Grand River away those 1,000 students this September. Hooray for Pete Rose! Boo, to the game. He seems to, in the time, are free to sell their services The students, themselves, may decide that this is no longer the quality institution they Reggie Jackson. And. Huh? to verbage of sportswriters, give 110 Billy Martin and George Stein- percent each time he plays and to the highest bidder. The situa¬ two-way risk originally applied to and choose to go brenner. Baseball, a typically most of all he has already accom¬ tion that previously existed Publicity may fix elsewhere. Kristen Abele amounted to slave labor. U.S. funds, taxpayers' money that confusing sport, has seen incredi¬ plished a singularly significant feat 4696 E. Grand River ble high points and corresponding and is approaching the point of amounts in the millions, spent for spraying We do, however, object to those Paraquat on Mexican marijuana fields must tripling problems low points during the past couple accomplishing an "impossible." players, owners and managers stop! It should be obvious to the Drug of weeks. We wish him well on his hitting who have been corrupted by the Enforcement Agency by now that the use of To triple or not to triple — that is the The pie-cutters streak. Paraquat isn't going to stop the use of question. Whether 'tis nobler to break the Rose extended his consecutive- new freedoms, who think that rules that bind this University or break the marijuana. game hitting streak Sunday to an Which brings us to Reggie sport is solely a "business," and The practice of spraying Paraquat is a bank by turning away 1,000 incoming always pick first incredible 43 games. Whether or Jackson. Jackson is the personifi¬ who, because of their greed and health hazard to many Americans. Recent students this fall. . . Tripling has been an cation of what is wrong with expected condition in the dorms for many The State News of July 19 carried a story not Rose eclipses Joe DiMaggio's childishness, give the fans much ly. in the East Lansing area, a few the possible illegality of the pension plan baseball and big-business sports in years. Now Attorney General Frank Kelly on "unreachable" 56-game mark, less than they pay for. So it is with suspected cases of Paraquat poisoning have has accused MSU of violating "personal used by MSU and some 3,000 other colleges. Rose has personified what is good general. Not that he is necessarily the Jacksons of the baseball world. been referred to pulmonary specialists. I space limitations." There is not sufficient Although men and women pay equal toblame. Jackson, who peaked his think if the government is going to spray into the pension plan, upon about baseball. As for Martin, who was fired space for three persons to live adequately in amounts career with three same-game Paraquat it should make sure that this certain dorm rooms. To comply with this retirement women receive a smaller month¬ and then rehired by Steinbrenner, treated marijuana can easily be detected Maybe it is naive to look at Rose World Series homeruns last fall, from the rest. As it is now, the marijuana is ruling means turning away 1,000 students ly check then men on the statistical basis as a hero in the mold of a Ty Cobb, openly admits and plays baseball we can only reiterate our original (and their money) this fall. Who allows this that women live longer than men. sprayed and then forgotten about by the intentional overbooking to continue? How Using the same logic, wouldn't it make DiMaggio, Willie Mays or a as a "job." reaction: Huh? Perhaps there is DEA. The Mexican farmers then move in, did MSU get into this dilemma and more sense to give a larger monthly retirement Mickey Mantle, but after all there some significant commentary or harvest the crop before it wilts, dry it and check to black males since they don't live as Jackson is a churl. We do not social point to be divined from then ship it to the U.S. to be sold as importantly — is there a way out? aren't too many legitimate heroes Only recently was the Sophomore Hous¬ long as whites? The white males that among the ranks of big-business quarrel with the existence of these shenanigans, but if there is, highgrade Columbian due to it's new ing Waiver effected allowing second-year dominate our institutions are very adept at player's unions, or the fact that the it escapes us. Paraquat-induced yellow color. students to live off campus. Why can't the seeing that no other group gets a dispro¬ sports these days. At least Rose acts like he enjoys reserve clause has been modified So: Go, Pete Rose! There are labs you can send your pot to same be done for freshmen? Surely most portionately large share of the pie, but they and have it tested. However, since pot is Frosh will elect for University Housing, but show little concern for those that are illegal it's dangerous to send it through the the few who might choose otherwise would consistently deprived of their fair share. help lighten the load. Why is it practically John H. Schweitzer mail. This tends to make a bad situation Letter Policy DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau The State News The Opinion Page welcome! til Utters tni viewpoints. Seeders should follow a few rules MTWTE-UPINTHE I'm sim, sip. mis THANKS. H£i, WHAT to insure that as many letters as possible murs 'momoposrri cuppin6 is over NICE TAN, IF I TOP youI Monday. July 31. 1978 appear in print mis? wsTHEyamsnr wo tears old. we oh.. THOUGH- KNOW GBORGF HAM¬ Editorials are the opinions oI the Stole News Viewpoints, columns and cmom/mrw ILTON PBtSONAlLY? AU letters and viewpoints should be typed | 6chftw*.p0l ap¬ letters are personal opinions pointed to samoa: if touEe sou. hot. on OS-space lines and triple-spaced. Letters Editorial Department and viewpoints must be signed and include lo¬ James L Smith Entertainment Edit Dave I cal address, student, faculty or staff standing idilor in chief DavidMisialowski Sports Editor Mike Klocke -if any—and phone number. No letter or Managing Editor Opinion Editor Kim Shanahan Layout Editor Deborah Heywood viewpoint without these items will be consid¬ Michelle Chambers Kenneth E Porker eredfor publication. News Editor Copy Chief Patricio LaCroix Stall Representor Daniel J Hilberi Letters should be 15 lines or less and may Kothy Kilbury be edited for State News style end concise¬ ness to fit as many letters as possible on Advertising Department a page. Viewpoints may be no longer than 75 Bob Shatter Assistant Advertising Manager GinoSpaniolo lines and may also be edited ( Monday, July 31. 1978 5 Michigan Stole Nev»fc. Eo»t Lansing Michigan Socialists upset over new party requirements Communist Labor Party. The socialist Labor Party, which has fielded Some of them are finding it impossible to do so and others say many parties and began to think about requiring them to show a LANSING (UPI) — minimal amount of statewide support to get on the ballot. This year, only three parties gathered the minimum number of candidates in Michigan elections for decades, will not appear on the new party requirements violate basic democratic principles. At the urging of local elections officials who feared they might signatures required to enter the August primary: the U.S. Labor the November ballot this year. The restrictions arose in 1976, when it appeared at one time thai be forced to resort to paper ballots, Sen. Patrick McCollough, Party, the Communist Labor Party and the Socialist Workers And the state's political fringe is hopping mad. as many as 13 parties could appear on the general election ballot I) Dearborn — who is now a candidate for governor - introduced Party. The Libertarians tried and failed. For the first time, minor parties in Michigan this year are being under old laws requiring them only to produce a given number of The American Independent Party polled more than a percent of and won approval for a bill setting up a new party qualification , forced to win a spot on the November ballot by showing a certain signatures to qualify for a spot. the general election vote in 1976 and thus won an automatic spot Lawmakers believed voting machines could not accomodate that system. amount of electoral pull. on the year's November ballot. However, in a revival of a dispute between two party factions, two slates of candidates were filed, each demanding that they be listed under the AIP banner. Leaders of the other small parties are not optimistic about receiving the 3,600-plus votes they will need to field candidates in November. The combined vote in the party qualification section on the August 1976 ballot of five minor parties was only 3,276. "The McCollough act is a blatant infringement on the right of choice in the electoral arena," said Ronald G. Glotta, state chairperson of the Communist Labor Party. "The right to vote is th«- basis of U.S. democracy, yet to vote for any minor party in Michigan, voters must forego voting for candidates of the major parties for any office in the state. "The McCollough act is anti-democratic," Glotta said. "It is expressly aimed at suppressing alternative viewpoints ahd solutions in the electoral arena that differ from those of the Democratic and Republican parties." Annual county fair begins today Grandstand seats will be free Ingham County kicks off its 124th annual fair today, with a lor all children's events with Balloon sale scheduled list of events that runs through reduced prices on rides. Aug. 5. Wednesday, horse races will The fair will feature a week precede a free pony pull, which for senior citizen center commences at 3 p.m., followed long midway with a special by a horse pull at 7 p.m. children's section. Other events for the week volunteers along with senior citizens will begin a balloon sale today at the Ingham County Fair in Mason to raise Monday will feature two include: funds for the Daytime Center for Senior Citizens. the peacefulness of a wilderness lake. The only c tractor-pulling contests at 1 Serenity: A soiled and tattered fishing cap, wooden p.m. and 6 p.m., followed on Thursday: The sale, which runs through Aug. 5, is an attempt to raise oars dipping clear water near a wooden boat and pany for miles is your own reflection. • 12:30 p.m. horse races; money for medical supplies and audio equipment, said Jane Tuesday bv Children's Dav. — •H p.m. — junior stock sale; Cristaniello, coordinator of the project. •ft p.m. - 1978 Variety Cristaniello, along with Cliff Bedell, organized the sale and are Showcase, Free Grandstand, being assisted by other citizens, including the Boy Scouts of featuring String Band, South¬ America. Metro Squad attempts to ease tensions After nine months the board request for representatives to tatives would amount to a ern Junction. Joel Mabus, New Baltimore Exit. Friday: harness horse At 75 cents located at a balloon, their goal is to raise 220 North Walnut St. in Lansing. $3,500 for the center, Cristantiello said proceeds from the sale will also be used to set to represent the East Lansing "teaparty discussion group." •1:30 p.m. - up an activities fund for the elderly, providing field trips and other (continued from page 3) had not acted on the proposal, merely attend the open public special events. City Council, though Baylif said Griffiths, who favors the so the East Lansing City Coun¬ •8 p.m. Dan Fleenor's he has not yet received East 1976, the center provides recreational and - Because Delta Township advi< establishment of a civilian Hurricane Hell Drivers; Opened in cil voted to discontinue their trustees recently contributed Lansing's written reply. Dolicv board with full authori¬ educational opportunities for the city's elderly and offers day care Last spring both East Lan annual funding of $5,000. Saturday: services to those families who have continual care of an elderly $5,000 to the Metro Squad they He said he tative powers to oversee Metro sing and Ingham County offi¬ Ingham County funds, total •1:30 p.m. — harness horse were also invited to send a tions pertaini to the budget Squad operations, said he does person. cials threatened to cut off their ling $6,500, are currently frozen not think his attendance at the representative to the board until the terms of the civilian and the object s of the Metro •5:30 and 8:30 p.m. Demo Anyone interested in volunteering their services for the balloon meetings, Baylif said. Metro Squad funding if a civil¬ meetings will solve existing — ian seat on the advisory board control proposal are met. Squad. thout voting lition Derby. sale may contact the center at 371-2298. Mayor George Griffiths was Griffiths said the Squad's power, the appointed represen problems. was not established. appointed at a recent meeting 11 f1 Arafat criticizes Carter WOMEN'S COUNSELING CENTER r fjf##/WE'RE * OPEfl \ I continued from page 1) Arafat said the meaning of that statement became evident last FREE • Pregnancy tests • Family planning & problem "i 40-* EVEfllflGS %* March when Israel tried to eliminate the Palestinian presence in southern Lebanon with its invasion of that area. pregnancy counseling * • Confidential 8 concerned He said that event also demonstrated the shortsightedness of the "no more war" pledge last November by Egyptian President Anwar counseling for men 8 women Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin. • Educational literature 8 referrals "There will be no peaceful solution unless there is recognition of and a realization of the legitimate and the inalienable rights of the 331-3554 Palestinian people," Arafat said. 927 E. Grand River, Suite#3 "No peace, no stability and no settlement will ever be achieved by Across from Sunoco Station at Bogue Street entrance W'ujp. , ignoring the rights of the Palestinian people," Arafat declared. j'h!t r- MSU CANOE SHELTER 0 n—, o WEATHER PERMITTING Closed Aj PHONE 355-3397 RATES: M ." hour per canoe THE FINEST IN FASHION EYEWEAR Come in and look over our selection of famous Employment names as Oscar de la Renta. Eye Mystique, Diane VonFurstenberg, Gloria Vanderbilt. Christian Dior, and Playboy frames. Co-optical 351-5330 Excellent Opportunity: Part time employment Brookfield Plaza Pre-Fall and Fall Term Saturday Employment Behind East Lansing State Bank Do you have a strong voice and like to work in large crowds selling merchandise around Spartan Stadium on Football Saturdays? THE BEST N ALTERNATIVE MUSIC THEN WE WANT YOU! You must be available lor ALL home football games. You will be working — CLIP AND SAVE M0N NIGHT throughout the entire game and after. Only hard workers need apply. Male/Female Opportunity for working Basketball and Hockey games and | Have your auto j FAT RICHARD and at special University events. ! insurance rates ! THE CHICAGO DAILY BLUES j increased? ! TUES NIGHT Local Residents Preferred - Pre-season meetings and training session. | Sentry has held the linel | HOT BATH SWING BAND • CALL • 1978 Football Schedule COMING WEDNESDAY THRU JEFF WILLIAMS SATURDAY September 23 October 28 October 7 N ovember 11 351-2851 CABBAGE CRIK October 21 November 25 | SOD Homer Ste. 205 ■ Lansing | IZAEDY Contact: John Panci at the MSU Book Store between UNPEREKCWNP the hours of 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. ^ o( plav. that re left i all that." target to throw to. In baseball, he has a lot the spring we did open things up more but lhe Bi Te„ the For the next act of Woody's follies, the Buckeye mentor touched on the outlook for the But in the corner of the room, were of power and speed." with our running backs, we don t want to future. rr Big Ten and Ohio State's schedule. Michigan's quarterback Ricky Leach and Leach presently is not committed to get to far from the running game." "Sure, it's hard to beat the 'Big Two-Little "Of course, we open with Michigan State and they are going to be tough," he said. "Oh, fullback Russell Davis with, by far. the Eight' syndrome," McClain said, "but it's I guess I had better be quiet, I saw a couple of their players here." number of reporters boxing them in. most that way in other conferences, too." This time Woody didn't ask the sports information director for any help - but he Figuring that the two of them might have Woody Hayes, Ohio State head coach and should have. A quick check of the schedule shows that Ohio State doesn't play MSU this something worthwhile to say, since all of the dean of Big Ten coaches, said the Big Ten season. He never corrected his error and he probably still thinks he faces MSU in the the reporters were around them. I decided is the "cleanest" conference in the country, season opener. to go join the crowd. and that he respects every team. From these episodes, you might think Woody is getting absent minded as he is getting on in years. But don't let him fool you: this man is smart. When I goi there, however, all of the You don't win 231 games in your career by being dumb. Absent minded? Probably. questions were being directed to Leach Disgusting? Certainly. Appalling? Without a doubt. Dumb? No way. while Davis could only sit there and look No one is able to predict this man, but one thing is certain; he has a lot of power. And that is probably why everyone is scared of Woody Hayes . .. especially the NCAA. I kind of fell sorry for Russell. So after I asked Leach a question about the Big Ten, I threw the same question over to Davis. His eyes opened up as he raised his head. "Huh," he said, acting rather surprised. He then leaned over and asked me to repeat Yankees rehire Martin the question. He answered my inquiry and then sat comfortably back into his chair. in rather bizarre move From then on. Leach, once again, found himself beir.g blitzed by so many questions that he probably wished he had his By MILTON RICHM AN offensive line with him. UPI Sports Editor Let's face it. Leach may not be the best NEW YORK — In a bi2arre and almost imaginable managerial move Saturday, Billy 'We have basically the same team we did player in the Big Ten, but he is the most Martin was rehired to manage the New York Yankees in 1980 after recently-hired Bob last year," Hayes said. 'That team up north Lemon agreed to manage the team through 1979 then step up to become general popular. Being the signal caller of the Big (Michigan) will be strong again, as will Ten representative for the Rose Bowl the Michigan State and Indiana," Hayes said. manager. past couple of years, Leach has been Rick Venturi, who will take over a The announcement was made in two parts during the introductions at Old-Timer's Day constantly in the spotlight. Being a baseball Northwestern team that went 1 • 10 last year, at Yankee Stadium, at first drawing boos at the mention of Lemon's name and then standout, leading the Big Ten in hitting last electrifying a packed crowd of more than 55,000 and sending it into a frenzy of cheering and may be stepping into a tough situation, but season, he has made himself an even more screaming. you'd never know it judging by his interesting target for reporters' and for enthusiasm. Even as the other old-timers were being introduced, the crowd had begun chanting: "We fans' conversation. "I'm not going to be too concerned about want Billy! We want Billy!" Like it or not, Leach will also be what other people do. I have a two-fold a leading candidate for the Heisman trophy In a related move, general manager Cedris Tallis will resume his duties as vice president challenge: the first is to build a successful this year. and winning program and the second is to be and director of scouting from his home in Kansas City in 1980. For the next two years "The Heisman doesn't bother me," Leach hit at the box office." Martin will concentrate on scouting for the Yankees and other allied activities. a said. "I don't feel any pressure. We like the Most of the coaches agree that Michigan The move was designed to ease tensions on and off the field caused when Martin concept of taking our back field as a whole. and Ohio State will battle it out for the title resigned only last week after tangling once again with owner George Steinbrenner and star We have a Heisman back field as far as I'm in their post-Thanksgiving contest. One slugger Reggie Jackson. concerned." thing coaches agree is that the Big Ten is Unlike MSU's Kirk Gibson, Leach turned Lemon, the UPI's American League manager of the year in 1977, started the 1978 season going to have to fare better in bowl games. down an offer to turn pro in baseball and Emcee Dave Condon of the Chicago as manager of the Chicago White Sox but was fired about a month ago. He was hired as then come back to school to play football in News/Robert Kozloff Tribune probably said it best, "Woody says manager by the Yankees when they fired Billy Martin, July 24, and now steps into his first State the fall. the Big Ten is the cleanest conference in the post as a general manager. "I didn't want any added pressure," University of Michigan's standout quarterback Rick Leach fades back to The controversial Martin, who wiped tears from from his eyes when he was introduced nation and he's right. They got taken to the Leach said. "I just wanted to stay in Ann pass during the Wolverines' 24-14 win over MSU last year. Leach was a on the field Saturday, thus bounced back from what appeared to be the dying act of his cleaners in three bowl games last year." Arbor and work on my running and hit with reporters at Friday's Big Ten Kickoff Luncheon. "resignation." Michigon State News, East loosing, Michigan Monday July 31 1978 7 Dictators mark time with 'Bloodbrothers" By JOHN NEILSON Sayer, Elliman clean teen fun State News Reviewer With their third album, Bloodbrothers (Asylum. HE 14' the Dictators have elected to stake out their musical territ.. in the nether region between the Ramones and Blue Ovm Cult. In other words, the punk rock sympathies are there, h the delivery is for the most part straight-ahead heavy met a By BILL HOLDSHIP might appeal to Dad, Mom, Big teens not yet (or perhaps immediately by his zealous The Dictators, (originally called "Beat the Meatles) were t State News Staff Writer Sis, and Little Brother, not to never to-be) ready for the sex following. brainchild of former rock writer Adny "no, not Andy" Sherry Leo Sayer is a teenage sing mention Wolfman Jack. But, by uality of more blatant rock 'n Sayer has problems with his Their first album, entitled The Dictators Go Girl Crazy, w ing idol. Nothing was more and large, Sayer's main appeal rollers. Like Frampton or Andy show. Vocally, he is unable to released early in 1975, and it defined "punk" long before t evident Thursday night, as lies with the younger adoles Gibb, Sayer is the type of face reproduce his studio sound. word became dogmatic. "Punk" to these guys meant Wh several hundred high school cent portion of the family. many pre-pubescent girls When he failed to maintain the Castle hamburgers, squealing tires, "Dick the Bruiser," a and junior high residents gath¬ In all fairness, the crowd was dream of bringing home to falsetto twitter on "You Make drinking Coke for breakfast - and these sentiments we ered at the Civic Center to see the most enthusiastic Lansing meet the folks. Me Feel Like Dancing," he audience I've seen in quite The concert '78 version delivered perfectly by lead singer and ex-roadie Handsoi the pint-sized pop "rocker" was a dropped to a lower key, losing Dick Manitoba. "The handsomest man in rock 'n roll." perform. some time. And why not? Leo of a teen dream come true. any and all of the excitement Though it is one of the funniest rock records ever made, The Not to say that Sayer's Sayer is a perfect teen idol. He Opening the show was Morn that hit song may possess. Also, Dictators Go Girl Crazy sank without a trace, and the band wa*- audience was limited exclusive¬ makes real neat, just-short-of- ingstar, a psuedo-hard rock despite his aforementioned soon dropped by their original label. Epic records. A period ol ly to the 12 through 17-year- bubblegum singles for today's band, followed by Yvonne showmanship. Sayer's move¬ RSO Saturday personnel and musical changes followed before their second olds who appear to represent AM radio. His image is even Elliman, an ments seemed controlled and album was released, this time on Asylum. the more pure and whole as¬ more perfect. Impish, gnome Night Fever soundtrack under contrived. As a result, this This album had the classic title Manifest Destiny, but th« pects of today's teenager. After like, and pixie-sized cute, he is her belt. Elliman is a talented reviewer found him to be quite music was more mainstream and much less original then all, Sayer's show is one that well suited for the affection of singer with a beautiful voice. detached from his audience. predecessor. In fact, while several of the songs on this LP w > r- Unfortunately, her stage The audience didn't seem to pleasant pop tunes, it seemed that the band was cunsi-i..D*.|\ presence and charisma are mind. compromising their sound to appeal to the Kiss generation absolutely zilch. Despite this, however, Manifest Destiny, too. bit the dust Elliman created the role of Sayer is the central focus onstage. This may be deserv Bloodbrothers is evidence that the Dictators have recent h Mary Magdalene in Jesus undergone still more changes. While the band was inunnt Christ Superstar, prior to a ingly so, as he is the composer and THE performer. Yet, I England to promote Manifest Destiny they were exposed to t h« brief stint as vocalist with Eric found it somewhat unfortunate exploding punk rock scene there, which led to a genera Clapton's band. Oddly enough, as his band, which includes re-thinking of the band's goals. the audience responded more to The sound on the new LP is as chunky and rock solid as »-wr Detroit's Don Preston (a form¬ her poignant rendition of "I but now the heavy sound is filtered through a handlul • • Don't Know How To Love Him" er Zappa crony) on synthesizer, is superb. The band broke loose standard punk rock stylistic cliches. That the sound v and Clapton's "Can't Find My derivative comes as no surprise — the band has alwav only twice on Sayer's own Way Home" than they did to "If "Thunder In My Heart" and managed to sound like a number of their contemporaries. Wha I Can i Have You." Elliman's is disappointing is the fact that the lyrics no longer make up foi disco hit is much better than "Raining in My Heart" ihe also seems infatuated with weather most of the trite disco mon¬ For example. Go Girl Crazy's attitude towards life in and the circulatory system), a strosities coming our way via U.S.A. was summed up in lines like "the best part >! i r AM radio. But although disco B. F. Bryant song made famous bv Buddy Holly. up is when I'm sick and throwin' up 'cause that's the may make for great dancing, it you gotta pay for eatin' burgers every day." The <. makes for very boring enter¬ Leo Sav teat Bloodbrothers comes to these kind of sentiments i> or, tainment in a concert environ¬ oriented performer in the clas Death." which the Dictators didn't even write tit was re.-.i ment. sic sense of the term, and as a single by the Flamin' Groovies about five years agon Sayer fares much better than anyone who attended Thurs In many ways the Dictators' situation is similar to t h a * ! Elliman in the charisma depart day's show to see him was no Leo Sayer drew plenty of teens to witness his per¬ by Patti Smith — both artists sound like they're tryir.i ment. For someone who seems doubt well satisfied. Lansing formance with Yvonne Elliman Thursday, bringing hard. Patti Smith, however, is currently reaping the benef so infatuated with "dancing" in kids appear eager to hear any with him a superb band and a good deal of stage a hit single — nothing on Bloodbrothers will do the same i song titles and content, Sayer kind of rock 'n roll in the charisma. for the Dictators. dances far less than one might summer, since there is so little Despite their image as All American Punks, the Diet expect. Still his antics are available. Still, Sayer lacks the past faddish teenage idols from are a band with a lot of smarts.' Now that they seem to hi Fabian and Bobby Rvdell who For now. though, he makes a enough (including mime and a depth of an Elvis or the campy lot of direction they feel comfortable with, chances are they Steve Martin "wi-uid craazy charm of an Elton John, a were performers solely for that people feel like dancing, produce another great album — next time. Sayer seems ultimate J guy" gag) to make him a fair performer it once was specu purpose. i entertainer. lated Sayer would replace. Like Iv destined for the road to Sayer's compositions are nice, often a mixture of vaude¬ ville and pop. but they become State News Jean Moore repetitious after awhile. He Yvonne Elliman's performance at the Lansing Civic performed a cross section of his Center Thursday night was marred to a great de¬ past material, in addition to gree by her lack of stage presence and a paucity of many numbers from his newest material. LP, all of which was recognized Newman appears CLEVELAND (UPII - Whether he turns out as a screen idol or as an internation¬ TONIGHT al diplomat, Paul Newman is a IS powerful persuader, and Thurs¬ GUEST day night in Cleveland, hr NIGHT! persuaded donors to cough up more than $100,000 for the campaign benefit of midterm Democratic senatorial hopefuls. Newman served as a special ambassador to the Unit¬ ed Nations Conference on Dis¬ armament. 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Must be available 541 E Grand River Open 11 7 p.m. 50' 'a-e ment on the lake Features You'll find the car Tuesday, C102 Wells I. dut date pages. a service charge will now and fall term. Apply in am C 16-7 31 16) Hall. ' people Call between 9 a m garage, fireplace, e been searching for' Bring your own set and person. MSU BOOTERY. iwasher. disposal and board. 225 E Grand River. East 394 2060 X 4 7 3^8) re $350 month (utilities DISCOUNT. NEW, used, FOR QUALITY stereo ser¬ n°W Of desks, chairs, files. BUSI¬ Come play luded ' Immediate occu- vice. THE STEREO SHOPPE. Gol MSU Go NESS EQUIPMENT CO.. 215 Club 8:30 tonight. SUMMER EMPLOYMENT 555 E Grand River. meets at Ajomotive wp Motorcycles dvc BAKER DELIVERY driver 2 BURCHAM WOODS E. Kalamazoo, 485-5500. C-17 7-31 (3) Call Ken or Mike at 332-6353 job openings immediately A immobile requ"'"i 339 SUMMER ONLY! 0-2-7-31 14) for details. Beginners wet Apply at RCMA BAKERY 9500 C 17 1 31 TRIUMPH 500 T100C. 1969- • Summer SEWING MACHINES slightly Typing Service MAINTENANCE MAN wan Only an unexpected used, guaranteed. $39.95 and Hatha Yoga classes are runs and looks very good. FAR OUT make money at up Open arm chairs from COPYGRAPH SERVICE held at 7 p.m. Tuesdays, opening $89 50 EDWARDS DISTRI Complete dissertation and naving parties' Think Toker porta tion. Experience necei Unity of Greater Lansing. 240 ware and smile be the first University BUTING CO.. 1115 N. Wash resume service Corner MAC Marshall. Lansing. Free. No HONDA 1976 550 4 cylinder, in sary Hours flexible Equity Vest 35' '500 Ca Terrace efficiency '175 ington 489 6448 and Grand River. 8:30 a.m.- religion required. 5500 nmes. runs excellent C-13-7-31 16) 5:39 p.m. Monday-Friday. 0 1 7 v. :5 _ _ Can 339 9613 8-8 2 <3l one 1 bedroom immediate 10 a.m -5 p.m. Saturday MSU Volleyball Club meets VISIT MID-MICHIGAN'S 337 1666 C 17 7 31 (7) one 2 bedroom occupancy I bookshop. at 7 tonight and Thursday in HONDA. 1964- mint shape, Apartments ^ coll between largest used CURIOUS BOOKSHOP. 307 Gym III. Men's IM Building. new orakes. $150 Call Jim, UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS All welcome. 12-5 E Grand River, East Lansing. 489-3516 2-8-2 (3) details C-4-7-31 1101 EAST l ANSING Fan 1 bei Call between 12 • 5 COMPLETE DISSERTATION 332 0112 C-13-7-31 (5) AND RESUME SERVICE Call after 12 Tai Chi Club meets at 6 SOLICITORS 3513118 type setting. IBM typing, Auto Service / TELEPHONE GET INTO your Biorhythms! offset printing and binding. p.m. every Tuesday and part time. 5-9 p.m. Salary 332 - 5420 Special introductory offer: Thursday in the grotto near For estimate, stop in at 2843 plus bonus EASTLAWN Biorhythm information $1.00 the Music Building. MEMORY GARDENS, 349 Houses £ refundable on first order. East Grand River or phone 332 8414 C 17-7-31 18) 9156. 8-8-4 (51 Pine Lake Biorhythm chart 50i month, 6 ONE OR Mobilization for Survival: two people needed months minimum, exact Own a* CHEQUERED FLAG FOR- ADULT OR marned couple as Apartments ment 394 1352 i 321-4976. immediately for a beautiful birthdate required. Biorhythm TYPING. EXPERIENCED, Hiroshima Day planning EiGN CAR PARTS. 2605 East live m houseparent(s) for sary or country house, 10 minutes fast and reasonable, 371- meeting at 7 tonight. 336 5-8-7 14) calculators, save $10. retail *74 60.000 Kaiamazuo St 487 5055. one 6000 Marsh Rd north of campus, pets, gar¬ 4635. C 17-7-31 (3) Union. group foster home for six $59.95. now only $49.95. All mue wp«st Of campus Meridian Moll Area den. teenage girls in Shiawassee overlooking river, orders processed imme¬ U 17 7 31 f?» Volunteer needed to serve County Compensation in¬ $87.50 month 669-5069 be¬ *165 plus utilities diately. Send check or money > 349 9512 MASON BODY SHOP 812 E cludes salary, apartment, all board costs, liberal fringe Only a few left!! fore 5 p.m. 8-8-7 (7) order to BIORHYTHMS, P.O. 332-3492. C-4 7-31 (3) as role models for kids. Contact 26 Student Services Kalamazoo, since 1940 Auto Box 1446. East Lansing, - wagon painting collision American foreign cars service 485 benefits with Prefer house-parent experience personis) Waters Edge EAST LANSING- 3 bedroom duplex. Available September Michigan 48823. C-6-7-3102) EXPERT TYPING by MSU grad. 17 years experience. United Students for Christ, • Reduced Summer 15. $360 plus utilities. Call BLACK DIRT, sod farm soil 337 0086 0256 C 1 7 7 31 (5i Near Gables, call 337-0205 which sponsors as soon as possible Send Approximately 5v? yards de¬ gospel con¬ rent from '160 C JUNK CARS ed Also resume to: Court Director. livered locally. $40. 641-6024 177-31J32 certs and Christian Ice¬ SHIAWASSEE COUNTY • Two and four per¬ or 372 4080. Fill. sand, gravel, breakers, welcomes all to selling used | PROFESSIONAL EDITING b JUVENILE COURT. 110 son apartments available also. 0-17-7-31 16) Bible Studies at 7 p.m. Tues¬ 321 3651 C 17 7 31 13) Mack Street. Corunna. Michi 339-8192 • Walk to campus HOUSES HOUSES days, 210 Bessey Hall. typing. Corrections to major 48817 X 7 7 31 115) INSTANT CASH. We're pay¬ GOOD USED tires. 13-14-15 gar, Evenings 1050 Watersedge Or. HOUSES •e-write. 332-5991 mch Mounted free Used No Fee. THIS is what you've ing $1-$2 for albums in good 3-1-7-31 (31 (next to Cedar Village) shape WAZOO RECORDS. wheels and hub caps. PEN RN FULL and pan time ALL SHAPES been looking for. We have NEIL SALES INC.. 1825 East 332-4432 houses in downtown, East 223 Abbott. 337 0947. EXPERIENCED. IBM typing, openings. New multi million , SIZES & COLORS C 17 7 31 (4) dissertations. (pica-elite). Mil higan, Lansing. Mich dollar skilled care facility and South Lansing from NO FEE FAYANN, 489-0358 48912 482 5818 Excellent working condition, $180 $285 month. Stop by Efficiency 1 b 2 bedroom PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, FIRST QUALITY materials b C 17-7 31 <31 C 1 7 7 31 '6' no rotation, every other our office for a list of homes urnts from $120 $220 month, furnished one bedroom, workmanship. OPTICAL weekend off. Salary com available between 11 a.m. - most include utilities Stop by $175 month plus deposit. DISCOUNT, 2617 E. Michi¬ PROFESSIONAL TYPING. vrth qualifications 8 p.m. Monday Friday. our office for a copy of our gan, Lansing. 372-7409. Employment jj benefit package consisting of Exceptional listings between 11 a.m. ■ Also, furnished studio, $145 month plus deposit. Phone ACOLTYE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT INC. C-5-7-31 (51 Fast, guaranteed and reasonable. 321-2063. accurate 8 p m Monday Friday 489 5574 after 5 p.m. 4-8-3 (3) DAY BARTENDER and part cost of 'iving. full paid retire ACOLYTE INVESTMENT 2002 E. SAGINAW, MOVING- PLANTS $1, book 0 1-7 31 16) lime waitress Apply at ment. longevity, medical in LANSING. TYPING TERM papers.. IBM MANAGEMENT INC. 4 7 31 (15) shelves $5, pottery $1, furni¬ FRONT OFFICE BAR. 511 E. surance. life 2002 E SAGINAW ture $5, appliances. 351-5247. experienced, fast service. Call Hazel icorner of S. Cedar b sonal days and more Contact E-5-7-31 (4) 351 8923. 0 17-7-31 (3) LANSING AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, Hazeh after 6 p.m. 8 7 31 151 INGHAM COUNTY MEDI 4 7 31 :141 Thank you for own room in 3 bedroom CAL CARE FACILITY. 349 ANN BROWN typing. Disser¬ LPN FULL and part-time, all 1050. and ask for nursing coming back to modern duplex. Near Forest SOFA WITH slipcovers, tations resumes-term papers. Akers, $110/month plus utili¬ Stereo-TV cabinet. 2 end shifts New multi million dol office 4 7 31 116) 601 Abbott Road, North en¬ Thank you for BEECHWOOD ties. Fall option. 394 4494 or tables, $50. 351-3253. lar county skilled care facility trance. 351 7221. E-5 8-7 (31 Excellent working conditions, FHEE APARTMENT tree uti coming back to 882 1518. 10-8 9 (6) C 17-7-31 (4)_ _ _ no rotation, every other Filled fors *»i«als JlVtj lities plus wages Assistant THESIS. TERM papers weekend off. Starting salary manager large apartment A few left for fall. E. LANSING furnished 4 I typed. Quick Quality. 332 $4.37 hour base pay. of plus complex Married couple DELTA ARMS bedroom 2 bath basement GERMAN SHEPARD pups 207b. 0 14 7-31 (3) only No children Must be 78 79. near bus. 351-7469. ipplt-t I paid r 3 8 2 (3) AKC sire champion, Casey able to handle all minor was $300 now $195-$250. longevity, medical i maintenance jobs, plus office now filled CAMPUS ice and life 337 2504. 5-8-4 (4) work, involved in renting *290 FEMALE TO share duplex, prorated 2 week vacation apartments Will train Call August 15. $87.50. 351-3329. first year plus personal days for summer Now HILL and more Call INGHAM for appointment between 9 Call 1-5 X 8 8 3 (3) Leafing for am 5 p.m HERITAGE and fall OlDS 1969 air excellent COUNTY MEDICAL CARE FACILITY. 349 1050 and ask ARMS. 3031 S Washington. 332-0052 Roans FALL •2 Bedrooms tire- |....d shape $350 Of 393 3410 I B 2 (131 "••• 694-i)648 or 485 for nursing office. 4 7-31(81 'Furnished Apts. : t'.'sc ? BEDROOM, from $205 month Available furnish,*,, If you re a uargain hunter, ROOM IN house to share (§P,TRo< KEY PUNCH operator, part SECRETARY NEEDED in the f-.il you'll love the many good with musician mother of two. 'Free Raoniinate Service UNIVERSITY VILLA. Great house near tast time. afternoon position Department of Career Devel 351 2044. 351 8135 buys which are advertised 'Dishwashers 2300 cr. engin available Some experience opment and Industry Rela 0 16 7 31 141 'the "classified tansin9 and a" .b.u' 'Central Air Conditioning nn IBM 5496 or 129 neces¬ tions for a national trade association Must be a good •b(M, 349 3238 sary Pay based on experi¬ It s time to think about 'Swimming Pool ence. Call Mr Bandfield for typist and be able to use dictaphone equipment. Ex¬ If you, house has become FEMALE NEEDED Grad pre 'Unlimited Parking appointment. ALLSTATE overrun irvilh pels, you need a MANAGEMENT COMPANY. cellent benefits. Call Mrs. ferred. own room $127 50 'Pleasant landscaping fast acting INC. 351 1310 0-8-7 31(111 Schwaing, 351 5500. 3 8 3(81 Classrfred adl Open fall, 332-6694' 5-8-2131 Have a place to head 'Special 12 month rates UNIFORMED SECURITY of to...Collingwood ,«.k *or Dr Dick ficers. Call 641 4562 U 3 7 31 '3. STORE DETECTIVES, junior (Jtoptfungfjam 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED LUXURY APTS. CEDAR GREENS APARTMENTS New Leafing Apartments! 'air conditioned 'dishwosher and senior CJ ma|Ors 641 'private balconies swimming pool • furnished oportments • swimming pool 'shag carpeting 4562. 08 7 31 (3) 'unlimited porking • 9 or 12 month • air conditioning < ASHIER leases avoilable • within *2 bedroom WANTED, neat dishwosher disposal walking distonce to campus 'model open daily appe- rani.e a must Exper 'shag carpeting ,■> $2100. 349 1782 Good pay and benefits. Apply Fall leases only — Special 12 month rotes special rates available for fall 9 months .>330 in person only CINEMA X 9 4 12 month leases available 1135 Michigan Avenue ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Coll 351-8282 Call 351-7166 E.Lansing 351*8631 CENTER, 1000 W Jolly (next to Brody) (behind Rollerworld) Road 0 17 7 31(131 tocoted ot Hogodorn Rood just sooth ol Service Rood Michigon Stote News, Eost lonsing, Michigon Monday July 31. 1978 HAGAR the Horrible by Dik Browne (t)WJIM-TV(CBS) (IQ)WHX-TV(NBC) (11)WELM-TV(Cabl«) (H)WJRT-TV(ABC) (23)WKARTV(PBS) MONDAY 1:30 6:30 9:00 (6) CBS News (6) As The World Turns (6) Phil Donahue (10) Days of Our Lives (10) NBC News (10) Marcus Welby. M.D. (23) Young Musical Artists (11) Impressions (23) Sesame Street (12) ABC News 2:00 10:00 (23) Over Easy (12) One Life To Live 7:00 (6) Tic Tac Dough (23) Over Easy (10) Card Sharks (6) My Three Sons 2:30 (10) Adam-12 (12) Dinah! (23) Mister Rogers (6) Guiding Light (11) A Woman of No 10:30 (10) Doctors Importance (23) Economically Speaking (12) Partridge Family (6) Price is Right (10) Hollywood Squares 3:00 (23) Political Talk 7:30 (23) Electric Company (10) Another World (12) General Hospital (6) Gong Show 11:00 (23) French Chef (10) Hollywood Squares (10) High Rollers (12) Mary Tyler Moore (12) Happy Days 3:30 (23) MacNeil/Lehrer (23) Villa Alegre (6) All In The Family Report 11:30 (23) Villa Alegre (6) Love Of Life (10) Wheel of Fortune (6) New Mickey Mouse (12) Family Feud Club (23) Lilias, Yoga and You (10) Munsters 11:55 (12) Bonanza (6) CBS News (23) Sesame Street 12:00 4:30 (6-12) News (6) Doris Day (10) America Alive! (10) Gilligan's Island (23) World 5:00 12:20 (6) Gunsmoke (6) Almanac (10) Emergency One 12:30 (12) Emergency One (6) Search For Tomorrow (23) Mister Rogers (12) Ryan's Hope 1:00 (10) For Richer, For Poorer (6) Young and the Restless (12) All My Children (23) Attack Heart Attack MonrJrjy Jul/ Jl IV/8 1 0 Mwh,9«" *>• Trustees table move to ban firms from buy list Mideast talks may |i, i I .re • iii i niH'.rr mi y ji "We need lo lake a hard look end, Sadat says conUnurd from p»n«- ,1 n« v i.• |j11v ti,ui in ihetn th«* office and rnak«* sunn- 'continued hum page 1' . II,my ihe legal liability of chaise*.'" he said ^ ^ n,ri. I t ,ld Vtn m. I.I A i li nild ^ . I h^Cr' '"^'f Ksmail. Pollock actions draw fire IU.1. Iilti emphasi/rd t hi- | hat final report is alsu fort h t.irl loses until i-rsity s opinion that Atlorni > I-lit w||0|o|IIIIM'fl: OVWMT V\l i v uf itsdi adliin-s fur ji-m-ral J rank Kelley s dinsion Rhodesia hits hases egarding t he1 'nivi-rsity's corn >haiice»ilh the Michigan llous continued from page I Mgar I, ifardi-n up Colli- doi-s not affi-i-t tripling t MSf Zambia ami Mo/ambnjuc havi- reported repealed Hi New From Texas CAMPUS PIZZA Instruments We've got it SPECIAL Tl-55 . . . ICt COLD TODAY VERNORS •A merging of the TI-57 and the SR 51 II ginger ale DOOLEY BURGER Performs *11 the functions of the 51 and well Free eail is also programable up to 32 steps 337-1639 Delivery 337-1377 • Performs mean, variance, standard SALAD Deviation and Linear Regressions 10 Memories SJ95 • VW Shock Special 11:30-2:00 List Price s60.°° from now until Scrpt I buy 3 BOGE shor k s for regular beetle at our low price of v8 0W PLAYING Our Price . . . s49.95 each and get the 4th one FREE WINGSPAN \ Al.l ABI.K COt PON I Mill Free Admission I The Beetle Shop Lansing % oldest independent VW repair shop B Coupon good Mon.. July 31 Tuat Aug. 1.1978 and I JQQNiTOJRI Lbmb I40Ci Cuvunauuh i*M s*« ©JI J| ARTHUR TREACHER'S Produce- -In St ore (,ouf>on\ « f Personal Ivory Bar Soop I HI GUIMNAI Tiil) '■> ..hiou.h.,„-.u,h.. 24' lb Special Label 4 Pack 28' so.. 34 jmbo Spanish Onions 25'lb Only on Regular or Unsalted I# Bon 44< Save 2/ ast side of MSU uf 110V jnunus Noti.< .out B Debt >oos 4#-1 00 Grand Rivoi Michigan Beet Sugar S# Bug 59' Mon Thur 9 an. 10 pin lUesday B Sat 9 an. IQpn. (II ni hil Mi 11 hillltllSC — Save 40 Spartan Sliced Bacon 147 Pk9 Second weoh Regului or Thick Sliced 1 Save 3/ Meat wWiiIIIm, / a, lube 95' $179 89 88 Prell i lipoid Sf.umpoo / oi Bottle Limit I Please with S00 Food Purchase Fresh Ground All Beef Hamburger Hdfary Old Fashioned Smoked Picnics whole 64< ii Bring the Family - - . White, Bread 20 0/ loot 4/88' Both Goodrich's t lorry's Pre Carved - 74c ,h have Package Liquor 8 gjSfT "•*««. ..hka B'bud 79' lull selection ol your Fovorite Beer 8 Wine Leon's Cole Slaw - 79c (i racery- Hygrade Ball Park Franks f tin ken of Sea Tuna 6/» at Con Regular or Beef - 1# Pkg Chunk Style Oil or Water 66' ShopRite Market Made 49' Fresh Italian Sausage 1 /up Regular or Sugar tree I liter Returnable Bottle Plus Deposit 4/88 220 M A C UNIVERSI1Y MALI HPS MOM SAI 99 I* »1" Eckrich's Smok-y-Links-Maple or Beef-10 oz Pkg 1 08 MEM s Plain or Peanut Bag ABOVE ALLf FY SIM III 69' PH 332 3525 Ciutsu Paper Plates 9 Site 100 ct Fresh Frozen Dressed Smelt 88< ib Disposable Diapers Toddler Site 1" Sound Track Specials! Scott Napkins 300ctPkg 99' -Frozen & Dairy— GREASE WE IP LISI 1J49 12' ftp fop lemonade 6 Of Can SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER scirusi >5" Heather wood Round '/, Gallon l44 l54 GOODRICH'S THANK GOD IT'S FRIDAY MUI-LISI J749 Natural Ue Cream Butter Pecan 99' Country Fresh '/, \ Low Fat Milk I gallon west side of MSU at 910 Trowbridge Rd 69' Open Monday - Thursday 9 um-9 pm SGT PEPPERS LONELY Imperial Soft Margarine 2 Tray Pkg 9 om 10 pm Friday t Saturday HEARTS CLUB BAND uwusi T II om 5 pm Sunday 351 5760