c VOLUME 72 NUMBER 120 THURSDAY, AUGUST 10. 1978 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48824 ) Record defense bill passed by House By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS and dependents of military men. The one Rep. Elizabeth Holtzman, D N.Y., said the amendment would affect all 1 UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL exception is where the life of the mother is at stake. the armed services, wive! WASHINGTON - The House voted Dornan said "26,00 abortions are per¬ and dependents. Wednesday to ban government-paid abor¬ formed by the military using defense "All it will do is discourage men and tions for military women and then approved dollars, and I'm sure the irony of the word women from entering our armed forces," a $119.2-billion defense appropriations bill, the largest spending measure in U.S. "defense" come home to all of us." thereby undermining national security, she "There are some of us," he said, "who said. history. House approval on a 339 60 vote sent the believe we place a curse upon the Army of Dornan said the Defense Department has this free country if we allow 26,000 military been paying for elective abortions for wives and dependents to have children women in the military as well as civilian Before final approval, House members voted 226 163 for an amendment by Rep. killed in their wombs." dependents. Dornan argued that his amendment does "Please — not with tax dollars. Not with Robert Dornan, R-Calif.. to bar the use of not affect the poor. "We're talking about the money out of the federal treasury," any of the defense money to pay for Dornan told the House. "This is the most abortions for military women or female officer's wives. NCO's wives," he said. emotional subject we have debated in the 95th Congress." Rep. George Mahon, D-Texas, chairper¬ Harden will pursue son of the House Appropriations Commit¬ tee, said, "This amendment should be voted down. This issue ought to be fought out on the Health. Education and Welfare Depart ment appropriation bill. Let us get this issue behind us." cross-campus route The House completed most of the bill in a late session Tuesday night. By KIM CRAWFORD Griffiths said the highway department The House turned down amendments State News Staff Writer wants Grand River Avenue rebuilt to three Tuesday that would have directed a set MSU President Edgar L. Harden said lanes going east and west. To do this, amount of military procurement money to Wednesday he will ask his staff to draw up Griffiths said, would sacrifice the median high-unemployment areas, would have recommendations for a cross-campus route and landscaping and make pedestrian barred a German-built tactical vehicle for and that he hopes the Board of Trustees will accessibility across the avenue more diffi¬ European Allies, and would have cut out an address the matter in September. cult. alternate diesel engine for the XM-1 battle Harden spoke at a press conference after A cross-campus road would relieve some tank. LEGISLATORS' CHILDREN FORM GROUPS he met with East Lansing Mayor George of the traffic flow on Grand River Avenue Though smaller than some Vietnam-era Griffiths to discuss the East Lansing traffic without rebuilding it to the highway military appropriations bills in buying problems and a cross campus route as a department's specifications, he said. power, inflation pushed the dollar figure of solution to traffic congestion on Grand River Avenue. "I think the most important aspect of the willingness to look at it (the At the Wednesday meeting Griffiths presented recommendations he feels would make a cross-campus route acceptable to the defense about $9 billion measure defense this year. more to a new record. It is than is being spent for Youths lobby for ERA meeting was a him. His suggestions included: The bill would provide about $29 billion cross-campus route) anew with the city, the for the Army, $33 billion for the Air Force Bv PEGGY SIMPSON At an organizational meeting Tuesday The representative is sponsoring an •depressing railroad tracks currently amendment that would guarantee the extra highway department and hopefully, the across South Harrison so trains will pass and $41 billion for the Navy in fiscal year WASHINGTON (API - The children of night, a core group agreed on a letter to Board of Trustees," Harden said. 1979, which starts Oct. 1. some members of Congress are forming a .t-rni to members of Congics# urging time could be used not just to ratify the under the road; Harden said he would ask his staff to In addition to a nuclear supercarrier the lobby for an exiension of time to support for the ERA extension. ERA but to permit states to rescind •building an earthen wall along the group to come up with recommendations for a proposed cross-campus route (which would administration has opposed, the bill would ratify the Equal Rights Amendment, saying "We are stressing that we all feel previous ratifications. That amendment lost cross-campus route and that he would meet boost production of Navy F-14 Tomcat their future is at stake. strongly about the ERA and it is so in committee but will he offered again on presumably run along the Grand Trunk the House floor. again with Griffiths in September. If the railroad) to block the noise of trains and fighters — now the most expensive fighter It is believed to be the first such coalition important we are finally getting together as city and campus can work out their ERA supporters say this would kill the traffic from campus; and in the U.S. inventory at more than $20 of children of members of Congress. And a group." said Kathy Railsback, 19, a conditions for a cross-campus route, then million a copy — by a third over the some of the youths are on opposite sides of pre law student who is the daughter of Rep. extension proposal. •connecting the cross-campus route with they will ask for a study by the State administration's request to 36 planes next the issue than their parents, the elected Tom Railsback. R 111., a House Judiciary "That's been a little bit hard." Railsback, main campus roads such as Farm Lane and Highway Department, Harden said. officials. Committee member. who opposes the recission amendment, said Rogue Street. Harden said he would require a feasibility "It is important to us as representatives of her father's proposal. "But he's been study of a cross campus route considering of the next generation." she said. really supportive of me in forming this noise, pollution and other factors before he Others in the group include Eleanora and group." could speculate on the location or size of the route. "Whatever we do will be in the best Mideast proposal called risky, Diane Anderson, daughters of Rep. John B. Anderson. R-Ill.; Margaret Morgan, daugh¬ ter of Sen. Robert Morgan, D-N.C.; Denise The ERA, which would outlaw discrimi¬ nation based on sex, must be ratified by 38 states by March 22.1979. to become part of interests of the community and campus." DeConcini. daughter of Sen. Dennis De- the Constitution. To date it has been Harden said. Concini, D-Ariz.; Evan Bayh, son of Sen. "I hope it happens," he said about the cross-campus route. "I don't see how we can but alternatives may be worse Birch Bayh. D-Ind.; Nina Lyons, daughter of Rep. Frank Thompson, D-N.J., and Steve approved by 35, but four have since rescinded approval. The validity of that move still is in question and the Justice continue to live in a compacted, impacted McGovern. son of Sen. George McGovern. Department has said it is up to Congress to area without an alternative traffic route." By all accounts, no prior agreements were Sadat said 10 days ago there will be no more D-S.D. By GEORGE GEDDA decide. The states that have rescinded A proposed cross-campus route was WASHINGTON (API U.S. officials worked out beforehand to ensure a success¬ Middle East peace talks until Israel agrees Railsback predicted that up to 50 daugh¬ - approval are Kentucky. Tennessee. Idaho rejected in 1971 by the Board of Trustees ful summit, and officials do not rule out the that all occupied territories be returned to ters and some sons would support the ERA said Wednesday that President Carter's and Nebraska. Kentucky's action was and the East Lansing City Council when it the Arabs and recognizes that the land letter and take a more active role in Middle East summit at Camp David is possibility of total failure at Camp David, vetoed, however. created controversy among students and with either Begin or Sadat angrily stalking issue is non-negotiable. lobbying not only their own parents, but fraught with severe risks but that the community residents. out of the negotiations. (continued on page 5) also other members of Congress. The House Judiciary Committee last alternative may be an end to the peacemak¬ Harden said he hoped that the 1971 Under one "worst case" scenario, a Railsback became concerned about the month approved an extension of the ERA ing process. opposition to the route was "water over the failure at the summit talks would mean the ERA when she returned from Grinnell deadline from March 22. 1979 to June 30, According to officials, there was an dam." definitive end to the peace process and set College in Iowa this summer and attended 1982, and the extension issue probably will atmosphere of "desperation" in the nation's Griffiths said he is not in favor of a Judiciary Committee hearings on the exten¬ be voted on by the full House next week. A capital last week when it appeared that the Israeli-Egyptian relations back to where campus route, but because of a sion. in which her father played a key role. Senate vote is less certain. cross peace initiative begun so triumphantly last they were at the time of the 19-day conflict stalemate between the city and highway November by Egyptian President Anwar in October 1973. department over Grand River Avenue, a Sadat had run its course. But, as one official put it, the summit will cross-campus route is the only alternative The officials, declining to be identified give both leaders the opportunity to be to the street's traffic congestion. publicly, said there is no certainty the Camp David summit, at which Carter will be joined by Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister "statesmen" and to be responsive to the deep yearnings of their people for a durable peace..Neither Begin nor Sadat wants to be Ingham County vote Menachem Begin, will permit a resumption perceived as the one responsible for of Israeli Egyptian negotiations. But the officials said they were heartened by the quick acceptance by both leaders to reviving the prospect of another war, the official observed. Begin already has shown signs that he is reflects state trend Carter's invitation to come to Camp David willing to try to improve his personal Ingham County voters mirrored election ceived 4,478. Republian Richard L. Covert, relationship with Sadat, which has deterior¬ inside on Sept. 5. The quick acceptance suggests that ated steadily since the two last met in trends from around the state in Tuesday's also In unopposed, received 2,324. the 58th House district Deborah primary election. By political race. Ingham You may be able to smoke a though Sadat and Begin are loathe to accept Egypt in December. Stabenow received the majority of the County voted: pack of cigarettes a day without the peace terms of the other side, both Begin said Tuesday night that the recent In the gubernatorial race: Gov. William votes in the Democratic primary with 3,400 (earing for your health - if you consider the alternative to continued nego¬ personal attacks directed against him from G. Milliken. who was unopposed in the votes defeating incumbent Thomas Hol- smoke the right brand. See tiations to be even more unacceptable, at Cairo will play no part in his thinking at comb, who collected 2,932. In the Republi¬ Republican primary, received 12,541 votes. page 10. least for the moment, one official said. Camp David. Sen. William Fitzgerald, D-Detroit, led the can primary William Dewey received 1,642 In inviting the pair to come here. Carter According to the U.S. officials, discussion Democratic primary with 8,283 votes, (continued on page 5) of the Carter initiative began shortly after weather is putting his personal prestige on the line. Zolton Ferency followed with 7,805 votes, William Ralls, received 3,183 votes and Sen. Mostly sunny today, with a Patrick McCollough, D-Dearborn, trailed high in the upper 70s. Tonight PRIMARY ELECTION ROUNDUP with 2,490. is expected to be clear with a low in the mid-50s. In the U.S. Senate race, Sen. Robert P. Auto parts Griffin led the Republican primary with Democratic nominees selected 10,148 and L. Brooks Patterson with 1.479 votes. followed stolen at 6U' In the Democratic-primary for U.S. Senate, Carl Levin received 7,967 votes. By PAUL VARIAN counted. Liberal attorney Zolton Ferency captured 107,310, state Phil Power followed with 4.325 and Richard Automotive equipment valued at $750 DETROIT (UPI) — Democrats succumbed to popular political Sen. Patrick McCollough 76,099 and former state utility regulator VanderVeen pulled 3,802 votes. John was stolen from Room 4 Engineering Bldg. names Tuesday and nominated William Fitzgerald and Carl Levin William Ralls 74,291. Otterbacher collected 2,143 votes while over the last two months, a Department of to oppose Michigan's well-entrenched Republican governor and Levin led the six-man Senate pack with 152,129 votes, or 37 Anthony Derezinski trailed with 1,210 Public Safety official said Wednesday. senator this fall. percent of those counted. votes. Between June 24 and Aug. 5, several Fitzgerald, a 36-year-old state senator who followed in the Millionaire newspaper publisher Philip Power was second with In the 24th district state Senate race major automobile parts were taken from legislative tracks of his father and uncle, scored an impressive 82,185, followed by former Congressman Richard VanderVeen the basement workshop, said DPS Lt. with 62,035, state Sen. Anthony Derezinski with 39,377, state Rep.' William Sederburg led the Republican victory over three primary opponents to win a spot on the Michael Rice. November ballot against two-term GOP Gov. William G. Milliken. Paul Rosenbaum 35,833 and state Sen. John Otterbacher with primary with 8,386 votes while John Tellier received 1,276. Larry Owen topped the Missing are an entire 400-cubic-inch Levin, 44, former Detroit City Council president and brother of 34,664. Oldsmobile V-8 engine, one new General Democratic primary with 9,676 votes. a twice-beaten candidate for governor, dusted off five foes in the Griffin trounced law and order Oakland County Prosecutor L. Incumbent Sen. Earl Nelson, D-Detroit, Motors Turbo-400 automatic transmission race for the Senate seat held since 1966 by Republican Robert Brooks Patterson 237,256 votes to 63,220, piling up 79 percent of and one used four-speed transmission. received 6,662 votes, Patricia Norfleet Griffin — a landslide victory over his only primary opponent the total. followed with 1,871 votes and Vera Morrow Also missing are a Hurst shift linkage and Tuesday. Fitzgerald, who made a political comeback after being ousted by trailed with 492 votes. several miscellaneous auto parts. Anyone Milliken and Griffin are favored to win re election. The governor members of his caucus from the state Senate's t.op leadership post, with information leading to the recovery of In the 57th district for state House of faced no challengers in Tuesday's primary. drew heavily from Detroit's blue-collar, Macomb County suburbs the stolen goods should contact Lt. Rice at With 71 percent of the ballots in, Fitzgerald led the Democratic — a traditional bellwether in Michigan elections. Representatives, incumbent Democrat David Hollister. who ran unopposed, re¬ DPS headquarters. field for governor with 178,977 votes, or 41 percent of those (continued on page 5) 2 Michigon State News. East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, August 10, 1978 Mayors told of chance Copier firm wins of reviving aid to cities suit against Xerox HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) - A federal court jury Wednesday dorsed his urban program when tee "did not give it WASHINGTON (AP) - adequate awarded the SCM Corp. $11.5 million in damages in the President Carter told 13 may¬ it was unveiled March 27. "We attention," but said that thanks company's antitrust battle against Xerox Corp. still support to the mayors' ors Wednesday that he sees a it," Young told the lobbying, "We The damages would be trebled under federal antitrust law to chance of president during the meeting. still have a chance of redeeming about $34 million. reviving a stymied Lebanese authorities seek Beirut peace proposal to funnel another $1 The mayors were here to that." However, the nine-member jury rejected some of SCM's billion a year to distressed lobby for several urban spen- Presidential Aide Gene claims for damages due to one of Xerox's marketing plans. cities. ing proposals. Carter met them Eidenberg said Carter asked The bulk ofthe jury award was based on SCM arguments that BEIRUT. Lebanon (AP) — Lebanon is hampered movement between Christian After the White House meet after flying back to Washington the mayors to report personally Xerox had excluded it from the plain-paper copier market proposing to moke this battered Mediter¬ and Moslem sectors of the capital since ing, Detroit Mayor Coleman from New York City, where he to him about what they had between 1969 and 1976. ranean capital an open city" to end the 1975-76 civil war. Young, head of a delegation had stayed overnight at the heard in their lobbying drive. The remainder, $230,874, was for losses the jury agreed were hostilities between Syrian peacekeeping As Lebanese authorities formulated from the U.S. Conference of mayoral mansion after signing Besides Young, those attend¬ incurred because of one specific Xerox marketing plan. forces and local rightist Christian militia, a $1.65 billion federal loan ing the White House meeting The jury, which has been hearing the case for more than a the proposal, a 36-hour lull in fighting in Mayors, said he felt the aid informed said Wednesday. guarantee package for the city. were the mayors of Pittsburg, sources Christian neighborhoods was shottered proposal could be salvaged year, said the New York-based SCM would have earned an Sources said the proposal to demilita¬ He told the mayors that some San Francisco, Newark, Jersey additional $23.6 million in profits during 1976 alone if it had not by rockets and artillery fire at dawn. despite a setback in the House rize the financial and commercial center About 250 Christians hove died in clashes last week. parts of his urban program "are City and Trenton, N.J.; New been excluded from the plain-paper copier market. was part of a stage-by-stage security It was Carter's first meeting in danger of not being passed Orleans, Birmingham, Ala.; However, Wednesday's monetary award did not include with the Syrian peacekeeping forces with representatives of the by the Congress." Syracuse. N.Y.; El Paso. Texas; whatever actual damages, if any, SCM may be awarded for 1976. plan to end the fighting in the capital of a since fighting began July 1. mayors group since they en¬ Carter said the subcommit- Lafayette, La.; Waltham, The jury will meet again,Thursday to continue the case. country that is slightly smaller than The current lull in the Beirut Mass.; and St. Paul, Minn. The jury's monetary decisions follow basic findings reached fighting is last month which held that Xerox, based in Stamford, Conn., had being used to reinforce positions Pittsburgh Mayor Richard on both sides, witnesses said. Caliguiri said the session was monopolized the plain-paper copier market and had excluded "very productive." SCM from the business. "We certainly are behind The suit was first filed in 1973 and SCM had originally sought Paul VPs body taken him," Caliguiri said. more than $500 million in antitrust damages. Engineer named as Portugal's prime minister Young said of Carter's pro¬ grams, "There's no question The suit between SCM and Xerox over rights to the lucrative plain-paper market had cost SCM an estimated $20 million in LISBON Portugal fAP — President had failed to respect the constitution. to St. Peter's Basilica they're in trouble, but since we've been here I think we've legal fees alone since 1973 and an appeal is virtually certain. Xerox has released no official estimate of its legal costs in the Antonio Ramlaho Eanes appointed Al¬ Presidential aid Henrique Granadeiro made substantial progress" case, but they are generally believed to be higher than SCM's. fredo Nobre Da Costa — an American- read a statement saying Nobre Da Costa VATICAN CITY lAP) - The body of Pope Paul VI, sealed in toward a Senate compromise on hod been asked to form a an oak, lead and cypress coffin, was borne to the Vatican on the $1 billion fiscal aid bill. educated engineer and political inde¬ new govern¬ ment. Eanes appealed to the country's Wednesday to lie in state before the main altar at St. Peter's pendent as Portugal's new prime Basilica until Saturday's funeral Mass and burial in the grottos minister Wednesday political parties to aid in formation of a of the church. Nobre Do Costa 55. a former govern¬ cabinet as soon as possible in the The simple coffin was WILL NOT CONFESS KING MURDER national interest." flanked by a crucifix on one side and a ment minister is considered one of the candle, signifying eternal life, on the other. country s top technocrats. He replaces A group of cardinals and a relatively small crowd of about Mario Soares who was dismissed July 27 Diogo Freitas do Amoral, leader of the 35,000 mourners gathered before the columns in the vast St. after losing his Socialists the support of conservatives in tion government. his 6-month-old coali¬ conservative Social Democratic Center Party, whose split with the Socialists brought about Soares' downfall, said he Peter's square as the body was brought in an 11-car motorcade from the papal summer residence at Castel Gandolfo, where the 80-year-old pontiff died of a heart attack Sunday. Ray refuses his freedom The cardinals and about 200 bishops and other clergy ler the late August al $790,000 to finish Soares stormed out of the president's approved the choice and would give the WASHINGTON (UPI) - recess ac investigat chanted a litany for the dead pope, invoking the help of all the lion on the assassinations palace after Eanes informed him of the independent technocrat his full back- James Earl Ray has turned ing the murders of King and saints, as the body was placed before the altar. down an offer of freedom if he panel's request for an addition John Kennedy. decision and told reporters the president More than 4,500 Italian policeofficers and security officers will simply confess he killed lined the 15-mile route, which passed near the Appian ruins, Martin Luther King and say through Rome's ancient walls and past the Colosseum. how he did it, according to his Cosmonauts bored during eight-week voyage New pope Jerry Ray told reporters Abortions, pregnancy MOSCOW (AP) — Two Soviet cosmo¬ Commander Vladimir Kovalenok and will inherit during a visit to the Capitol Tuesday the offer came two flight engineer Alexander Ivanchenkov. weeks ago from Rep. Harold S. nauts nearing their eighth week in space are fighting boredom and the blues. The ordeal is But the depression that afflicts men in orbit is still a problem. The mental four painful decisions Sawyer, R-Mich., a member of the House Assassinations Com¬ problems may be linked lightened with diversions that mittee. include talks with their fomilies and stresses of prolonged space flight and VATICAN CITY (UPI) Whoever steps into the shoes of ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) movie stars, television variety shows and attempts to overcome them were dis¬ — Ray said his brother rejected — Women who have had abortions cussed in the Communist Party news¬ Pope Paul VI will inherit a legacy of painful decisions, ranging the offer because the only deal experience a higher rate of miscarriage and other problems in daily newscasts. from test-tube babies to a conservative revolt within the paper Pravda Wednesday by Deputy he wants is a chance to void his subsequent pregnancies, researchers said Wednesday. But it Roman Catholic church. isn't clear whether the problems are directly connected to The Soviet space program is placing Minister of Health Avodalik Burnazyan guilty plea and stand trial so he Vatican sources said the late pontiff was working on four can prove he did not kill the abortion. increased importance on cosmic psycho¬ and Alexei Yeliseyev, a former cosmo¬ major problems shortly before his death Sunday: civil rights leader. A naut who heads the ground control for study of case histories of some 65,000 women in New York logy' and has included many diversions •the moral problems posed by the birth in England of the Ray said the incident oc¬ to relieve the tedium of the flight for the current Soyuz 29-Salyut 6 mission. first child known to have been conceived outside its mother's and Hawaii, funded by the National Institutes of Health and curred after committee mem¬ conducted in part by the New York State Health Department, body, an "event that ironically came 10 years after the pope's bers spoke with James Earl controversial ruling against artificial means of contraception; compared the experiences of women who did and did not have Ray in the presence of his abortions. •the schismatic dangers aroused by French Archbishop lawyer, Mark Lane, in Tennes¬ Marcel l^efebvre and his traditionalist followers, bitter see's Brushy Mountain State It found that the women who had had abortions experienced opponents of Paul's policies that liberalized church liturgy; Prison where Ray is serving 99 miscarriages at a rate 35 percent higher than those who had not •the political questions involved in drawing up new had pregnancies terminated. years for the King murder. concordats, or church-state agreements, in Italy and Spain. One And other pregnancy problems, including low birth weight of Paul's last audiences was with Italy's new president, Socialist In a related development, the assassinations committee, and premature births, ranged from 25 percent to 50 percent Sandro Pertini; and •the problem of choosing accused of wiretapping and higher for the women who had had abortions. five new cardinals from the many other illegal operations, Tues¬ The researchers have not finished collating their results with qualified clerics in church service around the world. In the past, the Vatican has explicitly condemned attempts day was denied any additional such factors as heavy smoking or poverty-level incomes, which by medical researchers including British gynecologist Patrick funding until it answers the have been associated with pregnancy difficulties, to determine Steptoe — the specialist involved in the British test-tube birth charges and justifies the mil¬ whether the high problem-pregnancy rates might be attributa¬ - to produce conception outside the mother's body. lions already spent this year. ble to factors other than abortions. The House Administration (VS to focus on most serious hazards Committee postponed until af- WASHINGTON (AP) - The new head of the Consumer Product Safety commis- polices the safety of products in the U.S. marketplace. "I'd like to focus on specific IT ALL BELONGS TO YOUI conceded hazards and accomplish something im¬ THE MSU UNION BUILDING'S YOUR ion Wednesday the agency have spread itself too thin, saying it portant there." may will now focus on the most serious health King noted that at one time the O BOWLING LANES 0NEST0P RECREAT'°N CEN™: hazards. commission had a list of 800 projects it • BILLIARDS & was trying to deal with. This was reduced 'We can't be all things to all people." in recent years, and she said the agency's GAME ROOM Y jU CAN become port of the said Susan B. King in her first meeting • CAFETERIA mission now has been reduced to 24 student organization r with reporters since moving up to chair the commission June 30. high-priority goals. • GRILL able for co-ordinating activi¬ The high priority goals include pro¬ ties in the Union. UNION • BARBERSHOP ACTIVITIES BOARD Among There has been an attempt in the past ducts containing the chemical benzene, their projects are movies. asbestos, cellulose home insulation and • NEWS CENTER to try to deal with too brood a range of donees sales of at Is and furniture upholstery. crofts, lessons in vorio us skill. subjects." she said of the agency that • TICKET OFFICE ond charter flights. Any • LOUNGES student is eligible to join Union Activities Board. • POST OFFICE 355 3355 Doctor defends FDA-banned eontraeeptive • LOST 6 FOUND MSU WASHINGTON (UPI) - A Georgia doctor Atlanta. Adventure Bound? says Depo-Provera contraceptive shots The committee continued hearings Areas best selection of serious adventure UNION BUILDING are an almost foolproof method of birth Wednesday into a Food and Drug On Campui at Abbatt and Grand River control and none of the 800 women Administration ban on the controversial equipment. Commuter lockers now available. being tested in Atlanta has developed drug, and on whether the ban has had a Climbing Camping breast cancer from the drug. harmful effective on population control In Mountaineering It is our impression that Depo-Provera developing countries. ORIAT 1AK1S B° By ANNE MARIE BIONDO State News Staff Writer "I don't urge abortions. I am not a campaign pro-abortion believer,". Milliken said. Milliken Fitzgerald was was referring to the fact that elected majority leader in * Announcing that his campaign is "off and 1974 and ousted from that position two "Essentially I am pro choice — a choice of running" the morning after the primary that kind should rest with the woman and years later for supposedly not respecting election, Gov. William G. Milliken said he her doctor." the senority rule in the Legislature. does not expect his pro-abortion voting But the major issue in the campaign will Fitzgerald has said to this charge that he record to hinder his chances for re election be evident when the two candidates' voting lost the majority leader post because he in November. "wouldn't compromise." records are compared, Milliken said. Though his opponent, Democratic candi Like his opponent, Milliken also claims he "I'm willing to defend my record," date Sen. William Fitzgerald, D Detroit, he added. supports business in Michigan. He said strongly opposes legal and state funded Milliken commented that Fitzgerald about 475,000 jobs have been added to the abortions. Milliken said he believes a strong missed 61 percent of the recorded legisla- economy since 1975. Catholic sentiment will not rise up in "In addition some 77 foreign business Fitzgerald's favor. "I might mention that Fitzgerald didn't corporations now function in Michigan," he said. "This is indicative of the climate that make it as majority leader" in the state has prevailed over the years." "I don't urge abortions, I am not a pro-abortion be¬ liever," Milliken said. "Es¬ sentially I am pro-choice—a choice of that kind should Nelson's indictment rest with the woman and her doctor. I'm willing to de¬ Gov. W illiam G. Milliken kicked oil his re-election campaign with « press conference Among other things, Milliken discussed the record of his newly-elected Democratic William Fitzgerald. Wednesday morning. opponent, state Sen. fend my record," he added. no big factor—Owen Earl Nelson's recent indictment was not a I^ellan stood mute at their arraignment Last week Milliken saved Medicaid abla¬ large factor in Larry Owen's victory Monday on bribery charges. tions from beintt wiped out of the state Tuesday night, Owen said in a press Owen, East Lansing City Council mem¬ ber. said his victory was mostly due to his E.L. "912' debated welfare budget by vetoing the entire conference Wednesday. use budget. The Legislature must now rewrite the budge for Medicaid services in Michi¬ Owen won the Democratic nomination to the state Senate 24th district seat with 51.7 percent of the total votes. large number of campaign volunteers and the public's response to issues raised about the state Senate in general. gan. "I don't know whether it labortion) will "I don't believe the indictment was the During his primary campaign. Owen calls simultaneously along with the termed the state Senate "a disgrace" and By PAULA DYKE tively begin Sept. 17. eney b(, , major issu, - Minike„ said -But my most consequential event," Owen said. individual squad cars," the mayor said. Nelson was recently indicted on federal said it needed to be "cleaned up." State News Staff Writer He said it will operate with participation conscious is clear and I'm ready to address The unit would allow East Lansing some charges of political corruption in connection "The (state) Senate needs to be re¬ East Lansing and Ingham County Sher¬ from all police units within Ingham County it » dispatching power, which is what the Milliken said he vetoed the welfare with a $5,000 loan he accepted in February formed," he said, "and the voters saw this." iffs officials are currently in disagreement except the East Lansing Police Depart¬ Owen said he will continue talking about ment. The System will also include all council wants, Griffiths said. budget because it infringed upon the rights 1977 in return for introducing dog racing over the city's participation in a central the need for state Senate reform, inflation, emergency telephone system scheduled to firefighting units except those of the East The mayor explained that Lansing and of the poor, saying the decision reflected legislation about three months later. Nelson and co-defendant John A. Mac- taxes and environmental issues in his fall take effect in September. Lansing, Williamston, Stockbridge and (continued on page 5) "an issue of equity" not an issue of abortion. The system, a federally-subsidized Ing¬ Leslie communities. campaign for the November election. He said he is still undecided about his ham County project, would enable persons "They (East Lansing) haven't told us how in emergency situations anywhere in the they want their calls dispatched," Pread¬ position on the tax-cut proposals and will with a statement after he has done Space workshop aids teachers come out county to receive immediate police or fire more said. He said East Lansing has decided not to more research and "made up (his) mind." assistance simply by dialing "911" on the His opponent in the Senate race is William nearest telephone. contribute any funds to the program, which A dispatcher at the central switchboard, would pay for, among other things, the Sederburg, Ingham County commissioner, Redmonds, assistant director of the program. "This information By PAULCOX who beat John Tellier in the Republican housed in the Lansing Police Department emergency dispatchers' salaries. State News Staff Writer can be used in all subjects of teaching. School children are tired of primaries Tuesday. building, would receive the call and relay it Following participation in an MSU workshop, elementary and reading Dick and Jane." Owen said he expects instantly to a squad car nearest to the Therefore, the sheriff said, any "911" Collier said the teachers will have gone through a wide range of Sederburg to be callers within East Lansing's jurisdiction secondary school teachers can enthrall their students with vast good competition because now that Seder¬ emergency. educational experiences by the time the two-week workshop ends would probably be told to contact the city's knowledge in the field of aeronautics. burg "has a race instead of a cakewalk, Ingham County Sheriff Kenneth Pread- To expand their teaching skills, 24 Michigan teachers are Friday. said Wednesday the city of East police or fire department on their own, even maybe he'll take a stand and come out with more in extreme emergencies. currently participating in MSU's 14th annual Aerospace Education They have participated in briefings, flights in small aircraft at some issues" to open up debate. Lansing decided not to participate in the Capitol City Airport in Lansing, gone to presentations at Abrams Owen also said he intends to talk to Nelson Workshop. program, thus "denying this valuable Griffiths said when the city council voted Workshop director Cal Collier, professor of elementary and planetarium and went on a field trip to Write Patterson Air Force soon on a "personal level" because Nelson service to its residents." Base in Dayton, Ohio, among other things, he said. to sign the contract last year, they also special education, said the participants are kindergarten through served the 24th district for a long time as The participants also went through an exercise in launching, But East Lansing Mayor George Griffiths offered city funds to help finance the eighth grade teachers from all over Michigan and they receive State Senator. three graduate credits for the workshop. tracking and recovering solid-fuel model rockets Wednesday, vehemently denied Preadmore's charge, system. Collier said. He added that the exercise took place on the south He said he thought it was possible to bring asserting the city council signed the "911" "Our only request was for a cathode ray He added that the aerospace learning the teachers do is a great side of campus. Nelson's supporters over to his side, n " emergency system contract last year. tube (CRT) unit to be installed here so that aid in the classroom. that Nelson has a "large group of follow "Using this material is a good motivational thing," said Lois (continued on page 5) Preadmore said the service will tenta¬ our own dispatcher could hear the emerg- IEBERMANN'S= Travel tote bags that are light... tough...efficient WJWjlf ™"E.Gror Monday thru Friday 3sOO to 6>00 Final Summer • reduced prices on pitchers e reduced prices on all mixed drinks It's a great way to beat THE SUMMER HEATI Clearawag AND mORE A •I KIS&e\ j_„ SAVE /J [ X"ood ej)rink Establishmentj MAC 4 ALBERT 351 -2755 EVERY SUmmER Top REG to$30. EVERY SUfTimER T.-shirt REG to*l2. EVERY SUmmER Skirt REG to$35. EVERY SUmmER Pant REG to*50. EVERY SUmmER Swim Suit REG to$25 NEW!! REDUCED!! 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Deputy Secretary of such a U.S. role would be used for Van Houten, hoped not for $200,000 bail, and she walked State Warren Christopher, who to exert pressure on Israel, out of prison for the first time Republicans," state House speaker Bobby I), i nni i«.U received 6,193 votes while his fall opponent, Republican James acquittal but for conviction of supporters during a rousing celebration. "1 think Pocock received 4,307 votes. Both ran unopposed. served as acting secretary of Vance, ob the other hand, has manslaughter which would give in eight years. state during Vance's mission to deeply into key Republican areas all over the state.' The Ingham County Board of Commissioner races were finalized said repeatedly that the United her a chance at parole. Her third jury Levin said that despite the huge number of can.;: the Middle East, reportedly States will not take sides in the heard the in the 7th district with incumbent Democrat Sherry Finkbeiner It took two years for that two races, the party will enter the general electio was not informed that the conflict but would be willing to story that had been told in receiving 1,264 votes and her Republican counterpart, Gary hope to be destroyed by a court before -- the tale of Van undivided. Anderson, collecting 843 votes. Both were unopposed. summit would take place until make new proposals in the In the Democratic primary for the 8th district, incumbent Mark two hours before Tuesday's event of a deadlock. Grebner won with 523 votes while his opponent Jo Anne Pierce received 196 votes. The Republican primary for the same district announced Larry "Gordon the winner with 116 votes. His opponent Philip Elliott, received 72 votes. Phone service ACTION AUTOMOTIVE ' In the 9th district Gina Torielli won the Democratic primary with 718 votes. Her opponent, Richard Kinkade, received 600 votes. Republican Thomas Brennan, received 1,085 votes. possible BRAND NAM! AUTO PARTS, DISCOUNT PRICIS, AND PARTS PIOPLE WHO KNOW PARTS In the 10th district for Ingham County commissioners incumbent Democrat Jess Sobel received 453 votes. Republican East (continued from page 3) Lansing were probably the only two jurisdictions within * ¥ "Make it easy on yourself" Cathy Luten received 163 votes. Both ran unopposed. the county that do not depend solely on the Ingham County force for police protection. ACTION COUPON He said since the system's central dispatcher will operate out The All New Aerospace workshop of the Lansing Police Department, Lansing police will be able to dispatch their own calls. East Lansing simply wants the same right, the mayor said. F\y$.muviwn.UNTMPS RADAF "Somewhere along the line our wires got crossed," the mayor Multi-Band - (continued from page 3) space educational specialist said, "because Preadmore didn't apply for enough federal funds Collier said the workshop consists of many types of aerospace training. Greg Vogt, and he makes presentations to various schools during the year and at teaching ' to include our CRT. "Then he told us we'd have to buy our own CRT. And now Police | I they're saying we're not interested in the system. of the National Aeronautics and the summer. "Well, you can count on the city council to act on this right Space Administration, also "This is away," Griffiths said. adressed the workshop gram," Collier said. "The parti¬ "We intend for East Lansing to participate," he added. 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NEXTTOROLLERWORLD Open 7 days... Nights and Sunday* Thursday, August 10, 1978 ^ Michigon Stote News, East Lansing, Michigo The Dead Boys' joke: it's on us By BILL HOLDSHIP cheek. The stance is similar to Tasteless? Yes. but truthful, as SUte News Reviewer the Ramones, except the Ra¬ is "Son of Sam," one of the best Occasionally, reviewer will mones' subject matter is Mickey numbers on the LP. Party Time!! a look back at a review he or she Mouse compared to what the wrote in the past and grimace Boys sing about. The only throwaway on the with embarrassment. Such is album is a cover of the Rolling I^et's face it — the entire the case with a review of the Stones' "Tell Me" which the world is currently going to hell, Sex Pistols LP I wrote last band does uptempo. The origi¬ By RENALDO MIGALDI and the Dead Boys reflect the winter. Although it probably no nal has always been the epito¬ State News Staff Writer American facets of this dilem¬ me of punk rock, in my opinion, longer matters, I'd still like to ma. Ijead singer Stiv Bators has By the time Cas parked his ear in the Wonders Hall parkin# retract some of the comments I and the Boys probably should . lot. we were pretty drunk, l as was at the top of his head, made in that review for posteri¬ definitely studied his Igggy Pop have left well enough alone. so well, in fact, that he often swearing, shouting and singing with the car radio. We had to — ty's sake. However, they more than make finish our Tall boys, so we sat in the car drinking the beer and comes across as a carbon copy In retrospect, the Sex Pistols of the Motor City bad boy. The up for it on "Ain't It Fun (When singing along with K.C. and the Sunshine Band, were THE ultimate punk band. You Know You're Gonna Die The air outside was crisp and cool, just as I like a spring night band also owes more than a I still don't think the Pistols Young)." The song is not only to be. Cas stopped on the sidewalk and craned his head upward. small debt to early, vintage were great musicians, but they the best song on the LP, but a He pointed out the Big Dipper and a couple of other were exciting as hell nonethe¬ Alice Cooper, before Alice superb example of Dead Boys- constellations. "God." he said. 'I wish I could remember more. less. For someone who panned flipped out and decided to go type humor. When I was little I knew the sky like the palm of my hand. I their album. I sure play it a lot! Hollywood. Like these past that's what happens when you start getting old. eh?" ,-r bands, the Dead Boys are so guess Above all. the Pistols remained The song was co-written by "Well, everything has its time and place" — I burst out true to their rebellious cause — very tasteless, they just may lead guitarist Cheetah Chrome laughing. "Oh; I come out with such profound stuff when I'm to prove that EVERYTHING give poor taste a good name all and Peter Laughner, an ex- drunk!" over again. With this ambiva¬ i including the band itself) is dance'Girl. I just i Wave scene. There is no pro¬ writer for Creem magazine. At "Yeah." He was still looking at the stars. "You know. I wrote stupid lent approach to image, the the end of the number, there's nothing more than a scam. The gressive Talking Heads-type > a your pants" were a poem to her once." Sex Pistols were a great band. music here, nor Beach Boys-in¬ Boys are both hilarious and tape of Laughner screaming, than they were offensive "To who. Marianne?" Now I can rest in peace. With thrtr second LP We fluenced Ramones power pop. horrifying at the same time. "I'm dead!" The point is that "Yeah, to Marianne. It went, in a scarred mind from war and In that same review I re¬ Have Come For Your Children This is true "Louie Louie" Punk Take for instance "(I Don't Laughner IS dead. Laughner arred t died from much Keith " "Hea heav ferred to the Dead Boys as a tSire SRK 6054), the Dead with a capital P — four chords Wanna Be No) Catholic Boy" too "Wo I said i lock s . "repugnant" band, which was Boys' joke is getting funnier mixed with raging guitar solos from the new LP. With all due Richard/Jim Morrison-syn¬ "She and I understood it." He was getting drome rock 'n roll decadence. probably just the type of com¬ and their music better. Former played tough, hard, and LOUD. respect to the recently-fallen standing there. I had to snap him out of it. I ment the band hoped to get With the demise of the shook him. His face brightened and he looked a . laughing. Cream producer and Mountain pope, there is no ex-Catholic from people like me who didn't member Felix Pappalardi's pro¬ Pistols, the Dead Boys may be boy who can't relate to the Now, that's hilarious. That's get the joke. The Dead Boys duction emphasizes the band's the only true punk band left in lines: "I don't wanna be no horrifying. That's tastelss. See We stumbled through the stairwells and seemed to me to be a very best qualities, and the Boys are the limelight, from a purely Catholic boy/And get beat by what I mean? Pick up We Have Wonders Hall. Once Cas tripped, and fell so hard I thought he would scream. But he just sat there for a moment, laughing, cheap imitation of the Pistols, demonstrating that they are image standpoint. Their stance the nuns/I don't wanna kneel, I Come For Your Children. It and their problem was that probably the one heavy metal looks real, but unlike the Pis¬ don't wanna feel/Guilty supres might be the best heavy-metal and then he was up or, his feet again. "Oh Marianne. I don't lines like "I don't really want to unit to rise from the punk-New tols, their tongues are firmly in sion ./Dominus vobiscum." LP to come our way in years. need you anymore!" he yelled in the echoing stairwell. . . "Hey man." I laughed. "Get a hold of yourself." On the fifth floor we found a kegger. There was music coming from a stereo in someone's room, and the narrow hall was full of people. As we approached the crowd, somebody stopped us and insisted on seeing our IDs. She looked drunk and we didn't know if she was serious or not. After a minute or so we started Controversial documentary to be aired tonight telling her we were from Mars. I said my name was Firkon and allow them to settle: but be¬ Cas said his was Ramu. We kept it up until all t he people behind The role of blacks, as seen by are going to commit a crime, and By JOANNE LANE Aug. 10. A WGHB station cause of racism, they have not her were laughing and they started to say. "Aw. let 'em in." official explained, "We felt a WGHB and shown in the film, is justify their actions by saying SUte News Staff Writer that it is better to arrest these been allowed to settle in a And we just brushed right past her and made our way to the Blacks Britannica, the first reorganization of parts of the depicted as that of outsiders somehow contributing to the people before they do commit dignified manner. And because keg. TV documentary that presents film was necessary to make the blacks have refused to accept It didn't take very long before Cas was coming on strong with decline of the British way of life. any real crime. a black perspective of British subject matter totally compre¬ the indignity and victimage, a short brunette. She had a blond companion whom I started hensible to an American audi- White British people in¬ society will be aired tonight at 9 Colin Prescod, a black British Britain is stuck with a rebellious talking with, and soon it was a four-way conversation. They WKAR-TV. Channel creasingly see themselves as black presence in its centers. were friendly. We were telling them all about Mars, the p.m. on competing for jobs with these sociologist, said: "Britain, 23. The film's producer, David Mother of the Empire, has had And there is no way Britain can Martian society, what Martians ate, and so on. We had them The film, which has no narra¬ Koff, then publicly accused people they regard as "foreign¬ to welcome in her children and get out of this situation." cracking up. and Cas was doing most of the talking. "God, you tion, allows a number of blacks WGHB *f censorship of his film. ers". Earthlings sure drink your beer warm." he said. in Britain to tell their own The final result was that the The black controversy has "Oh, really?" said the brunette. "What do you consider World series executive pro¬ been evident since the mid- stories as to the ways in which normal?" ducer, David Fanning, claimed 1950s, when a large number of their country is subjecting them "Oh. I don't know," said Cas. "A lot colder than this." a right to final editing changes blacks entered industrial and to racism, oppression and police "If it was any colder than this." said the blonde, "it'd be and prevented Koff from obtain¬ commercial life in Britain. The brutality. frozen!" ing copies of either the original film conveys the fact that many Produced for Boston station "Yeah." said Cas. eyes bright, looking straight at the WGHB's weekly World series, or edited versions. black youths have refused to brunette. "You should try it when it's hard, That's when it's take the "dirty jobs" that were FROM GEORGE LUCAS the film has come under much Currently there are more best, right Renaldo?" The girls looked at each other, and I was controversy. than two million blacks in reserved for their parents. Out THE CREATOR OF STAR WARS embarrassed. Blacks Britannica, according Britain. Many have immigrated of work and on the street, they "Well," the brunette finally said with a cold smile, are beginning to clash head-on COMES to John J. O'Connor of the New from Commonwealth countries "everybody's got their own peculiar tastes." They started to York Times, views racism in since World War II, but many with police. walk away. Cas followed the brunette, shouting. "Hey. I'm almost others were born in the British Officials in the film said police Britain exclusively gonna get some more of that good warm beer." I thought of through interviews with blacks. Isles. The economic problems frequently arrested black catching up with him to talk him out of pursuing her. but I O'Connor also said the film of the '70s have produced severe youths on "sus" charges: that is decided to just let him go his own way. Soon he was lost in the suggests black willingness to strains on British people and the being a suspicious person. Po¬ crowd and I couldn't see him. I nursed my beer and small talked listen to words of not only black population has come lice claim that these youths are with people. under attack. arrested if they look like they resistance, but revolution. After a few minutes I felt a tap on my shoulder. It was Cas. The documentary, which was His face looked glazed and sad. 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August 14 or later, gas Bills are due 7 days from ad expiration date If not for paint and stain products. part-time sales positions occupancy! school, very nice. $280. 351- EXCELLENT HOME in the paid, 351-5248. 3-8-11 (4) 3898. 12 8-25 (3) up. DENNIS DISTRIBUTING paid by due dote a 50" late service charge will Work for Michigan Lumber available for mature indivi¬ COMPANY, 316 N. Cedar. country- yet minutes from be due wholesaler, Travel extensive duals willing to work a flex¬ Call between 12-5 MSU campus and downtown 482 2677. C 15-8-25 (5) We'd love to help you word throughout Northern Michi¬ ible schedule including even SPARROW NEAR. 3 bed¬ Lansing. 3 bedrpom house on 351-3118 $210 a month, clean, 2 acres. Wild life and game and place your Classified ad. gan. Benefits and opportu¬ ings and weekends. Excellent room, VISIT MID-MICHIGAN'S Just phone 355-8255 and a nity excellent. Ideal for aggre- salary and liberal employee carpeted. 339-2479. sanctuary at rear of property, sive building materials orient¬ discounts. Apply in person, MATURE QUIET person X-6-8-11 (3) largest used bookshop. corral and stables included. friendly Ad-Visor will help CURIOUS BOOKSHOP, 307 Automotive Automotive ed person. Sent resume to Meridian Mall. 4-8-11 (13) wanted for large 2 bedroom, E. Grand River, East Lansing. Only $32,900 Call LONG Box A-1, State News Classi¬ own room. 349-2927 after 4 CLEAN, FURNISHED 5 bed¬ REALTY 694-1121 or Bill TELEPHONE SOLICITORS 332-0112. C-15-8-25 (5) fied, 347 Student Services, p.m. Z 3-8-10 (3) room, Rec room, bar, refer¬ Burrell 393-6263. 6-8-18 (12) AUDI FOX. 1975- AM-FM VOLVO, 1975- excellent con- East Lansing. 4-8-16 (13) wanted for progressive sales ences. Available now, close. WhM Summer INSTANT CASH. We're pay¬ stereo and tape. 4-speed, dition, AM-FM 8-track, air, organization. We pay top 393-4206 after 5:30 p.m. EAST LANSING. 4 bedroom. STORE DETECTIVES, junior excellent bene¬ ing $1-2 for albums in good radials. rear defogger. 351- $4250. 1-313-744-0486 commission, Only 5-8-11 (4) shape WAZOO RECORDS. 2 ft bath. Reduced for quick WANTED- GUITARIST for 2 and senior CJ majors. 641- fits. Experience not neces¬ sale. Close to MSU & all 3336. 3-8-11 .4i 8-8-22 'J' 4562. 0-10-8-17 (3) Call 655 2198. 7-8-17(51 at 223 Abbott. 337 0947 wedding. August 19th. 332- sary OWN ROOM in duplex, fe¬ C 15-8-25 (4) schools. Call CENTURY 21. 5167 after 6 p.m. 3-8-11(3) BMW 320 I 1977- air. AM-FM male. near MSU. $87.50. GASKIN REALTY, Mike BABYSITTER FOR 1 '4 year RESPONSIBLE. HARD work¬ University unfurnished. 351-3329 even¬ BEAUTIFUL SOLID Montie. 374-8600 8-8-14 (7) ing individual needed for cherry old, part-time, temporary, Terrace ings. 8-8-17 (3) bedroom set. 5 piece, Excel¬ experience required. 351 - permanent night busboy BMW BAVERIA. 1974- Excel¬ 5204. 8-8-14 14) position. (5:15 p.m.-12 p.m.) Great pay and benefits. Call 372-4300 after one one 1 bedroom 2 bedroom NORTH PENNSYLVANIA1 or 2 bedrooms. Partly furnished, lent condition. 394-1222. 8 8-23 (3) [Ml lent condition. $6900 Call 351 7372 after 5:30 p.m. MODELS. ESCORTS. VEL¬ VET FINGERS. Apply in per¬ Mr Solomon. 4 30 p.m JIM'S TIFFANY call between $130-$160. Prefer adults. 351- 7497. 3-8-11 (41 NEW MARSHALL'S LOWER prices at FREE LESSON in complexion care. MERLE NORMAN ihmiM) PLACE, downtown Lansing. 12-5 RECORD 3-8-11 (3) son, 527 E Michigan Avenue. SHOP. Stop and compare. COSMETIC STUDIO, 321- Z-14-8-25 (3) 5-8- n (9) 5543. C-15-8-25 (41 VW BUS 1971, good condi¬ EAST LANSING. 3 bedroom, C-1-8-10 (3) BUICK1969 Electra. air, load¬ 332 • S420 2 baths, walk to MSU. fami¬ tion, original owner, com¬ FAR OUT make money Announcements for It's ed good condition, new tires. TAXI DRIVERS, must have lies. $400. 332-1138. 2-8-11(3) ALL TYPES of optical re¬ plete service record. 699- having parties' Think Toker- ' OLDER TWO door refrig¬ What's Happening must be $600. 361-8733 5-8-16I31 2182. 2 3-8-10 (3) excellent driving record. Part- ware and smile; be the first in FURNISHED, 2 bedrooms, pairs, prompt service. OPTI¬ received in the State News erator in good working condi¬ time to start. VARSITY CAB FEMALE NEEDS own room CAL DISCOUNT. 2617 E. your circle of friends to have utilities, parking, $235. 487- tion. $75. 337-7510. after 6 office. 343 Student Services COMPANY, 332-3559 Tokerware party. Now 1569. 4-8-14 (3) in apartment or house. Close, Michigan, Lansing. 372-7409. I HWrtTCte' 5-8-10(31 Bldg., by noon at least two a p.m. ae 4-8-14 (4) everyone can get those hard- fall. Collect 1-313-474 5534. C-4-8-11 (4) class days before publication. 2-8-11 (3) to-get and top-of-the-line Thank you for FOR QUALITY stereo ser¬ No announcements will be SU2UKIRM 125.1976- excel¬ lent condition. $600 . 669- INSIDE HELP wanted- must have car for transportation to paraphernalia items. Call 349- 4387. 11 am 8 p.m for coming back to 4 BEDROOM and garage and r *«hnis lfci vice, THE STEREO SHOPPE, 555 E. Grand River. accepted by phone. 5031 8-8-21 (3i work. Apply LITTLE details C 15 8 25 HO) basement. Near Frandor. FREE KITTENS litter trained. C 15-8-25J3) CUTLASS S. 1973- excellent CAESAR'S. 2830 E. Grand Available September. 323- After 5 p.m. 351-0424. condition. $1800 372 7004 after 5 30 p.m 8-8-14 i3i HONDA CB 500 T. 1976 River. 485-4406. 4-8-14 15) SUMMER EMPLOYMENT, DELTA ARMS 4407 after 5 p.m. 6-8-18(4) E 4-8-10 (3) LIGHTNING FAST- stereo, Episcopalians. Eucharist bought new in 1977, 1700 fall and part-time positions. TV, CB and camera repair. will be at Father Downie's miles, extras. 332 1426 MICROBIOLOGY Automobile required. 339- PROFESSOR'S FURNISHED FREE BEAGLE to good Guaranteed work, WILCOX cottage this Sunday. We'll DATSUN B210. 1977- radial Full time position available in TRADING POST. 485-4391. leave All Saints Church at tires. 5 speed, stereo. 40 mpg, X-6-8-17 i3i 9500 C 15-8 25 14) now filled 3 bedroom house near MSU. home, 4 months old. 487- a 243 bed acute care hospital Ideal residential area. 2 baths/ 6376. E 5-8-16 <31 C 12-8-25 (41 12:30 p.m. Call Karen for low mileage 351-3336. for a Lead Technologist. ASSISTANT MANAGER of details. 3-8-11 (4) Auto Service / garage. Academic family pre¬ I Tfpiu Service |fjj] ASCP registered. Masters apartment complex- excellent for summer SIAMESE KITTENS, 3 males, ferred. References. Available degree in clinical microbio¬ opportunity for married $25 339-9438 after 3 p.m. September 1 for 1 year. 1969°®* automa^icL AM FM GOOD USED tires, 13-14 15 logy preferred. Excellent couple going to school. No starting salary and benefits. children. HERITAGE ARMS, and fall $375/month. 353-5958 or 351 E-5-8-11 (3) EXPERIENCED TYPIST, fast Lesbian staffed Center Saturday will be evening. shortwave, w.re wheels Ex- inch. Mounted free. Used Please contact the personnel 3031 S. Washington, 393- 1146. 2-8-10 (7) LOVABLE ENGLISH sheep & accurate. Thesis, disserta¬ Call off-campus information cellent condition, S4500 or best offe' 361 -4960 "Jff\!?d«h"brCilf»6 NEU- SALES INC - ,825 EasI Fx,, department, LANSING GEN¬ 3410_8 8_14J5) WOMAN TO share 2 bed- LANSING, EACH side. Avail¬ dog needs home for year. All tions. 339-3575. 8 8-16 13) for Women's Center number. Michigan. Lansing, Michigan ERAL HOSPITAL OSTEO¬ room townhouse. $120/ expenses plus bonus. 332- Call center for details. o o 14 ,c, DELIVERY MEN part-time, able September. 1110 Raider PROFESSIONAL TYPING. 48912 482 5818 C 15-8-25(6) PATHIC. 2800 Devonshire. month. 394-5196 after 6 p.m. 8544 8-8-23 (4) either mornings or after¬ Street, 4 bedrooms, $225/ Lansing 48909. Phone 372- noons. Must be reliable and 8-8-23 (3) month. 703 Shephard Street, Fast, guaranteed accurate MERCEDES SL230. 1971 air. radials sunroof, nice 8-8-17(31 337- WATERPUMPS. P"mPS and engine gasket FUEl 8220 Ext. 267. Equal Oppor¬ have good driving records. tunity Employer. 4-8-14 (17) Call Bob Aldrich, ALDRICH 3 bedrooms, $180/month. [ Milili Huts |H and reasonable. 321-2063. 8-8-17 (3) The European Association of MSU presents a slide show 7622 after 9 p m sets for your foreign car in WORK IN exchange for flying AUTOMOTIVE, 882 0208. Waters Edge 227 South rooms, Magnolia, 3 bed¬ $225/month. 669- LARGE MARLETTE, 7 THESIS. TERM papers on the Western US and live dulcimer music at 8:30 p.m. MUSTANG II. 1974 $1600. stock at CHEQUERED FLAG 5-8-10 (71 3251 or 669-5513. 0-4-8-16(9) rooms, includes shed, wash¬ typed. Quick Quality. 332- time. Open 2 p.m. - dark. Friday. E-2 Owen Hall. Re¬ FOREIGN CAR PARTS. 2605 sun tires. roof. 4-speed with snow 332-4375. 3-8-11 (31 E. Kalamazoo Street. 487- 5055, mile West of FRANK'S FLYING SERVICE. AVON 676-4860. 8-8-21 (41 MAKE MONEY Rivers Edge EAST LANSING, 2 bedroom er-dryer, etc. Campus close. 351-0540. 6-8-16 (4) 2078. 0-15-8-25 (3) freshments. All welcome. one WHILE YOU'RE MAKING duplex, available September COPYGRAPH SERVICE. 1971- 61.000 miles, "mpus^ C-15-8-26_ NEW FRIENDS. Sell AVON NOVA. excellent condition, $700. JUNK CAns w>med __ A|s0 ELDERLY INSTRUMENTS in your neighborhood. Set Leasing'! 1. $260 plus utilities. Call STE-MAR MANAGEMENT, Real Estate '« Complete resume dissertation and service. Corner 337-2835 after 6 p.m. has these positions open: full your own hours. Earn good se||jng used pgrts phone 351-5510. 3-8-11 (5) M.A.C. and Grand River. S 5 8 11 <31 and part-time sales help, money and get to know your 1050 Water's HASLETT- ALL brick ranch, 321-3651. C 15-8-25 (3) Edge 2-3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Monday- office help, repair, shipping, neighbors, interested? Call 482-6893. 8-8-14 (8) (next to Cedar Village) EAST LANSING, half fur¬ Friday. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. book department manager, large living and dining room OLDS 1973 Delta. 55,000 MASON BODY SHOP, 812 E. teachers. Apply in person nished, 4 bedroom, 2ft bath, with fireplace, full basement, Saturday. 337-1666. miles. 484-8495 days or 393- Kalamazoo, since, 1940. Auto no pets. $460/month. 351- C-15-8-25 (7) between 3-7 p.m. Monday- IMMEDIATE FULL b part 6838. 8-8-21 (3) pole barn on ten acres. Priced 4423 evenings. 8-8-14 (3) painting-collision service. in mid-ninety's. Call Betty Thursday. Ask for Mark. time. Kitchen b waitress, 3 American-foreign cars. 485- C-6-8-17 (91 shifts per week minimum Douglass, 349-1499 or PINTO RUNABOUT. 1975. 0256. C-15-8-25 (5) required during school. Ex¬ 1 & 2 bedrooms in modem EAST LANSING houses for 5 WALTER NELLER CO., CAMPUS automatic, 2300 cc engine. • • 8-unit, furnished Et unfurnish¬ or 6 students. Lease and G.O.H., 332-6595. 3-8-11(11) WANTED: EXPERIENCED perience helpful. Apply in ow mileage, excellent condi- ElUplOVHIBnt 11 person 2-4 p.m. MOON'S 231 ed. Call 372-0297. 8-8-21(3) deposit required. Craig, 655- tion, $1600. 349-3238 breakfast cook, full or part- time. Apply any day, MAC, 351-2755. 8-9-21 (7) 1255 after 6 p.m. 9-8-23(4) HILL 3-8-11 (4) NURSES AID. experienced, LIZARD'S UNDERGROUND, NON-SMOKING FEMALE NOWLIAftING full or part-time. 7-3 p.m., PINTO WAGON. 1973- auto¬ 3-11 p.m. shifts. Apply in person PROVINCIAL HOUSE 224 Abbott Street, East Lans¬ ing. 8-8-21 (61 r iifi needed, own room, utilities, ONE BEDROOM semi-fur¬ close, $135/month. Call Mary nished, no pets, deposits and FOR FALL *2 Bedrooms 'Furnished Apis. matic, new tires. $500 339- 373-8305 before 5:30, 351- SOUTH off Aurelius between references. $170/month plus 1023 after 5 p.m. 2-3-8-14(3) CEDARS EAST one bed¬ 1428 evenings. Z-5-8-16 (5) 'Free Roommate Service NATIONAL ELECTRIC utilities. 2113 E. Kalamazoo. Cavanaugh and Mount Hope. room furnished. Available SUPPLY FIRM looking for Phone 321-3191. 8-8-21 (5) 'Dishwashers 10-8-25 (7) ONE BEDROOM mobile sharp aggressive person to fill September. 12 month only, home, furnished, close. Until 'Central Air Coaditioning GOOD DEALS! NURSES RN or LPN charge. inside sales position. Cus¬ $198. Phone 332 0 15-8-25 (4) 3900 days. September 15, $120. 332- Rotas 975 Olds Starfire N.~ Full i part-t 3-11 tomer service and/or electri¬ 8498. 1-8-10 (3) 'Swimming Pool shifts. Imme¬ cal background preferred, but . 1 OR 2 people needed for 'Unlimited Parting diate benefits with orienta¬ not necessary. Send resume ROOMMATE WANTED for 2 tion. Apply PROVINCIAL to Box 22068, Lansing, Michi¬ bedroom apartment. Own Today's best buys are in the large country house. 12 'Pleasant Landscaping gan 48909 Equal Opportunity $110/month including Classified section. Find what acres, river, big organic gar¬ HOUSE SOUTH, 882-2458 Employer. 4-8-14 (11) room utilities. 394-3312. 8-8-21 (4) you're looking for! den. Call 669-5069. 5-8-17151 Don't be deserted 'Special 12 raonth rates *2395 Monday-Friday. 10-8-25 (71 973 Check out Omega Sports Coupe FULL TIME keypunch opera COlllNGWOOD APTS! FREE BUS ®to|>cfungi)am .1.x *12«S tor. experience or training FALL RATH *oir conditioned needed. Please call Mr. Ban- CEDAR GREENS APARTMENTS !OOK HERRIMAN field. 351 1310. 0-10-8-25(41 'dishwasher SERVICE VW VOLVO MAZDA A*. Now Loafing 'shag carpeting 731 'unlimited parking 4135 W. SAGINAW RESIDENT MANAGER # furnished apartments • swimming pool *2 bedroom Model Open 9-9 321-6900 couple for East Lansing # 9 or 12 month • air conditioning 'modal open doily apartment. Duties include 'central oir leases available * within walking Everyday MI Th til 9 (dosed Sat 'dishwasher, disposal leasing, janitorial and main¬ 'shag carpeting distance to campus 9 month looses only *320 APARTMENTS tenance. No children or pets. Phone 351 0124 or 332 3202. Fall leases only — Special 12 month rates special rates available for fall Leasing lor Fall 0 10 8 25 (71 call 351*8282 731 Burch death rate than nonsmokers. be the chief cancer-causing Carlton, 16. "safe cigarette tcm-. Therefore, he explained, if agent, while nicotine is known L&M Flavor Lights King, Lucky 100, True and True Menthol, 8. identified the "toit • one could reduce the various to have short-term adverse Decade and Pall Mall Extra Mild. 7. of smoke for toxic substances in cigarettes effects and is suspected of Decade Menthol, Iceberg 100s, Kent Golden Light Menthol, brands with relative; below the pre 1960 levels, a causing addiction, peptic ulcers L&M Long Lights 100, Lark II and Tareyton Lights, 6. The levels are b... smoker presumably could and other damage. Kent Golden Lights and Real Menthol. 5. maximum amount « : >moke more of the new, "low- Gori and Lynch also com¬ Benson & Hedges Lights and Newport Lights Menthol, 4. tine and four oth. hazard" cigarettes without in pared the amounts of four other King Sano. King Sano Menthol, Merit, Merit Menthol, Real and substances found in creasing the risk of dying from hazardous substances in ciga¬ Tempo, 3. that an average «rv. lung cancer, heart disease or consume before hi* ■ the various other ailments as rises above that smoker. socialed with cigarette smok- J BILL'S When you PIZZA HOUSE don't have the time... Spaghetti HotOvenGrinders You don't have to come inside to enjoy Wendy's Hot "n Juicy Hamburgers. Just drive up—order up— Almost spun of air. Miss J's mohair-blend sweaters pick up—and then, in delicate hues, closely ribbed at waist and wrists wipe up. because our hamburgers are really to gather in the softness. Acrylic/polyester/mohair Hot 'n Juicy in pink, sage green or off-white, S-M-L sizes. A. Pointelle knit, ruffly scoop neck to tie, S28. B. Open ribbed turtle, abundant raglan sleeves, $30. C. Placket front and collar on pointelle knit, $28. Dresses ... Informal Modeling Today 12-4 Put-together Essentials ... Informal Modeling Friday 12-4 Outerwear... Informal Modeling Saturday 12-4 Trowbridge Road Just North of Harrison Also Lansing: Saginaw at Waverly S. Cedar at 1-96 r JacobBoriB \ i