VOLUME 72 NUMBER 121 FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1978 News MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN 48824 ~) CITY'S NEWSSTANDS LACK D Major New York newspapers striking By JERRY SCHWARTZ Besides the 10,000 newspaper workers oriented newspaper published weekly on Thursdays, said it plans to publish a NEW YORK (AP) - A press operator's out of work in the strike, Koch said he was concerned that without newspaper advertis¬ "general appeal" edition Monday, the first strike left the nation's largest city without such in its history. its three major daily newspapers Thursday ing, "people will not buy, and we are going to — news that struck home to hundreds of suffer economically." Jay Bredhoff, standing behind the counter To fill the vacuum left by the three big of a newsstand in the concourse of Rocke¬ thousands of readers when they went to feller Center, said his stand had sold all its newsstands and stared in consternation. dailies, whose combined circulation is 3.25 million, some suburban newspapers, such as allotment of the Wall Street Journal, the Then, realizing it had indeed happened, Long Island's Newsday and the Westches¬ Washington Post, the Boston Globe and they snapped up what out-of-town, ethnic or ter-Rockland Newspapers, increased their Herald-American, the Chicago Tribune and special-interest newspapers they could get. Philadelphia Inquirer. press runs. Mayor Edward I. Koch called the strike at The News World, founded by the Rev. "They ask for everything," said Bredhoff. the New York Times, Daily News and New Sun Myung Moon, also printed more papers, "They ask for the Times or News. They even York Post "unbearable" and worried in ask for yesterday's Times.. People are as did the Yiddish-language Jewish Daily public about its cost to the city. Forward. The Amsterdam News, a black- (continued on page 12) Television stations added special shows and on one, the comics were read over the N-plant construction The three citywide dailies were struck Wednesday night by members of the press operators union when management posted new working conditions requiring cuts in All but one of the other unions at the newspapers pledged support to the strike, can resume at once and the managements decided not to publish. There was no indication how long By ANDREW SCHNEIDER "We will begin immediately the orderly the strike might last, but it conjured Associated Press Writer process of reassembling the work force and memories of a 114-day strike in 1962-63. CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — Construction of gearing up construction," said William At that time, there were nine general-cir¬ the controversial Seabrook atomic power Tallman, president of the Public Service culation city dailies; today, partly because of plant b immediately, the Nuclear Co., prime builder of the $2.3 billion plant. Regulatory Commission ruled Thursday. "All issues relating to the project The builder said it would begin "gearing have been thoroughly considered during Pickets walked the streets in front of the up" immediately. Opponents said "civil dis- the six-and-a-half-year licensing process," three newspaper offices Thursday, with obedience" would resume, Tallman said. "Further attempts to delay contract talks stalemated and no new talks The NRC ruled 4-0 in Washington that completion of the plant are not in the best scheduled. Environmental Protection Agency approval interests of the people of New Hampshire." "A strike against any newspaper is last week of the plant's cooling tunnels Leaders of the Clamshell Alliance, the Striking press persons picket in front of the Daily News Building in New York on Thursday. The workers walked catastrophic, but when you have all major eliminated the conditions which led to main organizers of public opposition to the off their jobs on Aug. 9 when the new work rules were posted. newspapers out it is unbearable," said Koch. suspension of the permits. plant, said they were "outraged" by the NRC decision and were making plans to resume their protests of the facility "almost immediately." Agreement lets Iran "Many different groups within the Clam¬ shell Alliance will demonstrate their opposi¬ tion to the ruling through a series of Breslin, ,redniBoger W non-violent civil disobedience actions," said buy nuclear reactors Judy Elliott, a Clamshell spokesperson. "We have no plans, at this time, for By ROBERT B.CCLLEN WASHINGTON (AP) — The United States and Iran have initialed a nuclear cooperation agreement that would pave the way for Iran to buy billions of dollars worth of American nuclear technology, State Department officials said Thursday. another mass demonstration at the plant, but plans could rapidly change," Elliott said. "We will definitely make our presence known." Construction was halted July 21 by the among presidential and selection committee. tacted to names see if they are interested in the The agreement is the first the Carter administration has negotiated under its new and By DANIEL HUBERT NRC while the Environmental Protection State News Staff Writer The selection process is now at the point presidential position, more stringent safeguards designed to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons. Agency studied the environmental effects An MSU vice president, the current where about 115 names have been reviewed Boger served as acting provost at MSU Under its terms, Iran agrees that the International Atomic Energy Association would of cooling the plant with two and one-half- from 1975 until he was appointed provost in provost and a former provost are being by the committee, said Robert Barker, have the right to inspect all of it nuclear facilities. The United States would control the and beca mile-long tunnels and while the NRC considered for the presidency of MSU. chairperson of the committee. The next 1976. He left the I n disposition of fuel which it exported to Iran. investigated alternate locations in New The State News learned Thursday that step will be to reduce the total number to 20 president of Oklahom; The officials, who asked not to be identified, said the agreement's Persian-language England for the plant in case cooling towers MSU Executive Vice President Jack Bres candidates to be extensively interviewed by text must still be supplied by Iran and approved in Washington. Then, after it is mandated. were lin, Provost Clarence L. Winder and former the committee, Barker said. formally signed, Congress would have 60 days to raise an objection. He also explained that before any The agreement itself does not commit Iran to buy American reactors or fuel, nor does it Provost Lawrence L. Boger are candidates candidates are considered they are con¬ obligate the United States to sell them. But it indicates Iran's interest in purchasing being considered by the presidential search MSU. which began American technology, and the administration's interest in allowing the sale. s in 1948, he served Iran has indicated it may want as many as 20 nuclear reactors as part of its effort to use and garnered oil revenues to modernize the country. member of the Annual rate of illegitimate births many awards. He Those reactors could cost as much as $30 billion, which would help to balance American board of directors of the East Lansing State payments to Iran for oil. Bank from 1969 to 1975. But the administration expects that other countries, notably West Germany and Breslin. currently serving as executive France, will compete for the sales. If they are not successful, Iran would not necessarily vice president and vice president for quintuples between 1945 and '75 be bound by the same stringent safeguards as the United States is insisting upon. administration and state relations, has held numerous positions at MSU since arriving in 1950. childless, only slightly higher than in 1960 growth, but also social implications in terms His chief duty is lobbying for money at By ANN BLACKMAN Legislature. when the figure was 4 percent. of child development, disposition of family the state WASHINGTON (AP) - Despite increas- The report, titled "Perspectives in resources and the amount of parental i continued on page 12) ingly more effective methods of birth Ameri¬ attention provided to children," the report control, the annual number of illegitimate can Fertility," shows that nearly one-half of married couples in 1976 said they wanted says. births in the United States more than quintupled between 1940 and 1975, the only two children, compared to one-fourth of Several factors have influenced women's government said Thursday. married couples in 1960. thinking about children in the last decade, A new Census Bureau report on fertility Also, there has been a sharp decline in the the report says: the availability of highly shows the annual number of births occuring number of women who expect to have four or effective contraceptive methods, the liberal¬ outside marriage went from 90,000 or 3.6 more children, the report says. Whereas in ization of abortion legislation making it percent of all births in 1940 to 448,000 or 14.3 I960 about 37 percent of married women said they expected to have four or more easier to terminate a pregnancy and the inside percent of all births in 1975. increased opportunity for women to develop children, 15.8 percent of the women There's been a lot ol grunt¬ "Clearly, there has been a rise in their own careers. illegitimacy out of proportion to the interviewed in 1976 said they expected that ing and thumping noises com¬ numbers of single women in the population," many. Figures show that for women aged 15 to ing from Jenison Fieldhouse the report says. "The growing concentration of families in 19, the most crucial age group in accounting lately. See page 5. the two-child category not only has demo¬ .for illegitimate births, the rate increased by New figures show that 5.4 percent of married women in 1976 expected to be graphic implications in terms of population (continued on page 12) Heather Partly sunny today with a chance of afternoon thunder¬ BRITISH APPROVAL NECESSARY storms. Highs will be in the 80s. Tonight will be cloudy with scattered showers and temper Chrysler sells plants to Peugeot atures in the low 60s. By DONALD WOUTAT to be sold to Peugeot, was bailed out by the British government in DETROIT (AP) - Chrysler Corp. said Thursday it will sell its 1975 when the U.S. firm threatened to close it. The Peugeot transaction would enable Chrysler to "focus more main European operations to French automaker Peugeot, a move that will provide money for cash-strapped Chrysler and make of its resources on the North American market," Chairperson John Riccardo and President Eugene Cafiero said. Peugeot the biggest car company in Europe. Financial analysts saw the sale as a retreat by Chrysler to North Chrysler will get $230 million in cash and 1.8 million new shares American shores and predicted the company's Australian of stock in Peugeot, giving it about 15 percent of the equity of operations are next to go as the No. 3 U.S. automaker looks for Peugeot itself, the companies said. The Peugeot shares involved are worth about $180 million in the market, analysts said, making ways to cut its losses. the deal worth $410 million to Chrysler. The sale would give PSA Peugeot-Citroen about 18 percent of the world's car market. It would also make the French automaker Peugeot also will assume $400 million in debts owed by Chrysler one of the five largest car companies in the world — bigger than U.K., Chrysler France and Chrysler Espana (Spain), the subsidiaries being sold. Chrysler. According to figures compiled by the French Association of Analysts noted the debt reduction gives Chrysler room for more Motor Manufacturers, the sale would put Peugeot behind General borrowing in this country, and the Peugeot shares could be used as collateral. Motors, Ford and Toyota and on par with Japan's Nissan. State News/Jean Moore Chrysler and Peugeot said they had reached final agreement. Chrysler becomes the second U.S. automaker to link up with a But a top official of the British government, which must approve French automaker. But the proposed joint operation of American Local auto repair shopa must be doing a brisk business these days re¬ Motors Corp. and Renault appeared far narrower in scope. the deal because of its financial link with Chrysler, voiced surprise. placing mufflers and re-aligning front ends of cars forced to negotiate Chrysler lost nearly $90 million in the first six months of the the veritable pot-hole minefield commonly known as Grand River Ave¬ Industry Secretary Eric Varley said in London his staff "will meet to consider very carefully the implications of this year and has forecast depressed earnings the rest of the decade. It nue. The resurfacing project will continue through September. faces outlays of $7.5 billion over the next five years to modernize development." He said he just learned of the deal Monday. (continued on page 12) Chrysler's United Kingdom operation, one of three subsidiaries Friday, August 11, 1978 Michigar 2 Michigon Stole News, Eost Loosing, Michigon U.S. continues to battle inflation less for their products. part of a package containing several admini¬ House debating stration-sought "tax reforms," including a . . . while At the White House, press secretary Jody Powell said, limitation on the business deductions, such as "We are encouraged by the for the so-called "three-martini lunch." improvement on the inflation size, distribution In the seven months that have elapsed since then, the administration toned down its prices for fight," adding that the smaller increase was "welcome news." hoped-for income tax cut for individuals and businesses, settling on a $20 billion proposal. However, the increase "was of tax cut . . . The options the House considered on Thursday bore little resemblance to Carter's food slow still too high. It's important to emphasize that there is still a original proposal. great deal to be done to bring WASHINGTON I AP) - The House opened There was little so-called tax reform in the their rise inflation down to an acceptable debate Thursday on legislation to ease the level," Powell said. bill sent to the House by the Ways and Means income tax burden on Americans, but the size "We would expect to see alternative proposals. Oil prices could rise at OPEC meet of a tax cut and its division among taxpayers remained open to several choices. Committee, or in two The committee bill would cut taxes overall By MICHAEL DOAN Associated Press Writer smaller increases in retail food by $16.3 billion. Carter, who opposes sharp WASHINGTON (AP) - prices, probably within a month One decision was made early, however. or two," said John Layng, reductions in the capital gains tax, objected Wholesale food prices declined He said that because of the dollar's Many members pressed for a chance to add a assistant commissioner of labor NOUSHAHR, Iron (AP) - The Shah of that the proposal would give too much of a in July for the first time in 10 Iran said Thursday the scheduled meet¬ declining value, the purchasing power of provision which would offset part of the tax break to people with high incomes. A statistics. Social Security payroll tax increases that months, giving consumers the He said some of the improve¬ a barrel of crude oil sold for $12.77 is ing of OPEC petroleum ministers this capital gain is the profit earned from the sale prospect of relief this fall from actually $7.70 outside the United States. begin next year, but the House said "no" of stocks, real estate or other assets held at ment in prices, particularly in December should raise the world price of with 284 130 vote. ever-rising prices at grocery The falling valueof the dollars they are a least beef and pork, may start show¬ oil for 1979. a year. store counters, the government By that margin, the House sustained its ing up immediately at super¬ Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi. speak¬ receiving for their oil is one of the prime Rules Committee's recommendation that no An alternative, backed for the time being reported Thursday. markets. But officials also factors behind the OPEC nations' new be allowed on an amendment that by the administration, would provide an While the Labor Depart¬ ing at a news conference at his Caspian vote cautioned that consumers Sea resort, did not predict the size of the push for a boost in oil prices. The would, in effect, reduce income taxes by 5 $18.1 billion general tax cut, directing more ment's index of wholesale food should not expect retail food December price hike, saying Iran will consensus after a price-setting meeting percent of the money deducted for Social reduction to incomes under $15,000 and less prices decreased by 0.3 percent prices to drop. earlier this summer in Geneva, Switzer¬ to those over $50,000, compared with the bill last month, overall wholesale wait for the Organization of Petroleum Security. Proponents were promised a full Layng said that while whole¬ land, was that a "revision" — meaning a review of Social Security funding next year. submitted by the tax-writing committee. It prices rose by 0.5 percent. sale food prices were declining, Exporting Countries to adopt a unified President Carter asked Congress in Janu¬ would also be slightly tougher on capital Nonetheless, the overall in¬ policy. price hike — was in order for 1979. the cost of other products went ary to enact an overall $25 billion tax cut as gains. crease was the smallest in five up 0.8 percent, accounting for months, the department said. the overall 0.5 percent increase. Government officials said "I don't think this indicates a l .S. accuses of scuttling Geneva talks COMMUNISTS INVITE CHINESE that because of the declining declining trend of food prices," wholesale food prices, consu¬ said Lyle E. Gramley, an eco¬ mers can expect their food bills nomics adviser to President Independence asserted to go up more slowly in the next Carter. "It means the rise in MOSCOW (AP) — The Soviet Union strengthening the position of American few months because farmers food prices will be more moder¬ accused the United States Thursday of imperialism in the Middle East, relying on and processors are charging ate." Israel and the reactionary forces of the trying to scuttle a Geneva peace BELGRADE. Yugoslavia "The meetings between try on a spartan program of Arab east, has nothing in common with a conference and aggravate tensions in the (AP) — Europe's two most Nicolae Ceaucescu and Leonid crash industrialization, insist¬ Middle East by holding a U.S.-Israeli- genuine and just settlement of the Middle Brezhnev play a decisive role in ing that Romania not be woven unruly Communist nations are Egyptian summit at Camp next month. David. Md., East conflict. "The unceasing sabotage of the Gene¬ asserting their independence this month by playing host to propelling the many-sided Romanian-Soviet collaboration into the economy of the Soviet bloc with which is does much of Florida pot bust The officiol Soviet news agency Tass va peace conference, the forum for China's Premier Hua Kuo-feng to ever wider prospects," the its trading. called the meeting a new point'' in the reaching such a settlement, and the under the very nose of the Romanian Communist Party Neighboring Yugoslavia's 86- 'unprincipled and utterly deadlocked policy' of negotiating a separate Egyp¬ course of separate deals can but lead to another sharp aggravation of tension in the Middle East with all consequences Soviet Union. But both Romania and Yugo¬ slavia are sending out signals said this week. Romania's many-sided rela¬ tionship, among other things, year-old President Tito was thrown out of the Soviet bloc 30 may hit 300 tons tian-Israel peace deal. years ago. Yugoslavia is not a that Hua's Balkan visit, China's has made the only Warsaw Pact Pact member. His JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UPI) - A freighter laden with what This settlement game aimed at flowing from this," Tass said. member that refuses to let Warsaw first such venture, isn't in¬ relations with Moscow have may be the largest marijuana cargo ever seized — as much as 300 tended just to miff Moscow. Soviet troops on its soil. It is tons worth up to $180 million — will dock near Jacksonville Friday, improved since, but the Hua Romanian President Nicolae the only Soviet bloc country visit also caps a more recent the Coast Guard said. Ceaucescu has just returned without a Western European improvement in his once-bitter A local law enforcement source, asked to comment on the size of from Soviet leader Leonid I. border. relationship with Peking. the marijuana cargo, replied, "To say 200 tons would be a Brezhnev's Crimean vacation The Warsaw Pact is the conservative estimate. I would say it would be close to 300 tons." retreat, and Western diplomats Communist equivalent of Diplomatic observers in Bel¬ Authorities figure roughly a ton of marijuana is worth about say Yugoslavs insist all is well NATO. grade link the thaw to Moscow- $600,000 at street prices. Thus 300 tons would be worth $180 between Belgrade and Moscow. Ceaucescu has put the coun- Peking feuds over borders and million. ideology. And they say A federal official involved in the seizure said, however, that "we Ceaucescu, who takes pride in his work an international can't be sure at this point what the final total will be. We are fairly Cardinals as set Aug. 25 mediator, may patch things up have helped between Yugo¬ sure it is at least 100 tons." The largest previous single seizure is believed to be 57 tons. slavia and China. The 160-foot Heidi and its :rew of 23 — all but one believed to be — were taken into custody Tuesday morning for pope selection meet Tito is the last living founder of the 86-member movement of Columbian citizens by the crew of the Coast Guard Cutter Sagebrush. The Heidi was boarded and seized 350 miles east of Cape Canaveral after it was VATICAN CITY (AP) - The cardinals of the Roman Catholic non-aligned countries, a 17- spotted by a Customs patrol plane. Fitzgerald eaneels talk with Women's Caucus Church on Thursday set Aug. 25 for the start of their secret year-old organization of coun¬ The Coast Guard was able to board the Heidi because it conclave to choose a new pope. A half-dozen Italian cardinals and a tries without Warsaw Pact or displayed no flag and was considered within the provisions of handful of foreigners are considered prime candidates to succeed NATO membership. international law covering stateless vessels. DETROIT (UPI) — Citing a prior People want to vote for women." the deceased Pope Paul VI. commitment, gubernatorial nominee Fitzgerald, a 36-year-old bachelor who As more than 100,000 people streamed through St. Peter's William Fitzgerald declined to meet defeated three opponents Tuesday in the Basilica to view Pope Paul's body, the Vatican also announced Thursday with the Democratic Women's Caucus about selecting a woman as his Democratic primary to choose a Novem¬ ber challenger for Republican Gov. arrangements unprecedented for the funeral of a pope. The requiem Mass at 6 p.m. Saturday (noon East Lansing time) Fourth shot at JFK detected? running mate. William G. Milliken. said his staff has will be said outdoors, atop the marble steps in front of St. Peter's, WASHINGTON (UPI)-The Lee Harvey Oswald alone. One the panel has acoustical evi¬ However, Fitzgerald press secretary compiled a list of 20 names as possible and will be celebrated by all the cardinals in Rome, expected to House Assassinations Commit¬ shot missed, the report said, dence of four shots. There was Michael Bartlett said the candidate will candidates for lieutenant governor. number 100 or more by then. Papal funerals in the past have been tee has acoustical evidence that and two other bullets caused no confirmation of this from the held inside St. Peter's, and the entire group of cardinals has not meet with the group before long. Bartlett "I hope to find the best candidate, man four shots — not three — were the wounds suffered by Ken¬ committee. also said he had no idea who Fitzgerald or woman," he said. participated as principal celebrants. However, Rep. Louis Stokes, Among the mourners in the basilica Thursday were Cardinals actually fired at the presiden¬ nedy and Texas Gov. John may be considering for the lieutenant Fitzgerald presumably will select a Terence J. Cooke of New York and Humberto S. Medeiros of tial motorcade on the day John Connally who was travelling in D-Ohio, the committee chair¬ governor's slot on the ticket or when a runningmate before the state Democratic Boston. They knelt on the marble floor in their black cassocks and F. Kennedy was slain in Dallas the same limousine. person, told a House Adminis¬ decision would be made. convention Aug. 25-26 in Lansing. almost 15 years ago, it was The committee, which has tration subcommittee earlier prayed. this week that the panel was Bartlett earlier had indicated chances Women mentioned as possible choices Asked by reporters outside what kind of a man he would like to reported Thursday. been reviewing the murders of were "very good" a woman would be include party vice chairperson Libby see as pope, Cooke replied, "Another saint." The Warren Commission re¬ Kennedy and Martin Luther running out of money and that King Jr. for the past two years, bills would still be outstanding selected. Maynard of Flint, University of Michigan "One just like him," added Cardinal Medeiros. "Any pope from port, issued 10 months after the assassination, concluded that has been trying to pin down for "scientific tests," including The caucus sought the meeting with Regent Sarah Power, Oakland County any r The White House announced, meanwhile, that Sen. Edward M. "the preponderance of the evi¬ reports that four or more shots $60,000 for acoustical tests. Fitzgerald "to get a blood oath for his Democratic chairperson Betty Howe, were fired These tests were reported to Kennedy of Massachusetts, New York Gov. Hugh L. Carey, Rep. dence indicated that three — suggesting Os¬ running mate to be a woman," said Lilian state Rep. Mary Brown of Kalamazoo. wald may have had an accom¬ include analysis of any media or Robert N. Giaimo, D Conn, and others will accompany first lady shots were fired ..." Stoner of Grand Rapids, head of the Marquette lawyer Pat Miklow, state Rep. It said all three shots were plice. other tape recordings which Barbara-Rose Collins of Detroit and Jean Rosalynn Carter to Rome for the funeral. Most of the U.S. group's candidate screening committee. delegation was to leave for Rome late Thursday by military jet. fired from the Texas School A New York Times news picked up the sound of the shots "It is long overdue." Stoner said. "I McKee of Grand Rapids, who ran against Book Depository Building by service story Wednesday said when Kennedy was killed. Gerald Ford when he was a lawmaker. Pope Paul died Sunday at age 80. think it is the politically wise thing to do. PBB cow burial may be done by Friday Well create a nice initial impression for you And for her. Give us 10 days to deliver her monogram or name in dant polybrominated biphenyl had been 14 karat yellow gold with matching chain. A. Script monogram, $55. MIO (UPI) — A Deportment of Natural buried in the operation that started B. Block monogram, $40. C. Script name as shown, $65. Other names Resources official said Thursday the Tuesday. at different prices. burial of 1,000 PBB-poisoned cows in a "We have a corral area. They go Something Beautiful for Everyone., huge Oscoda County pit will be finished through the squeeze shoot and are by late Friday or Saturday. injected with a tranquilizer or a chemical Larry Thornton, who is overseeing the agent and then shot in the head," Thornton said. "Then they are loaded disposal process, said the end of the onto a wagon and hauled down to the pit. operation would depend on how fast truckers could haul the tainted animals to "For a cow-killing operation, it's as Large Bean Bags the site from the Fremont farm where neatly done as it could be. When they are they were stored. put into the pit they are cut open so they for Fun Sitting don't bloat up. If we had more cows we By late Thursday, about 600 cows Now '17.95 A"ortel1 contaminated with the toxic fire retar- could run them through faster." Colors with Student I D. _ Reg. '24.95 Bean Bag Refills Available Pan-Am strike ends after 15 hours Pillow Talk Furniture NEW YORK (AP) - The 7,500 ground All 900 maintenance employees, me¬ Eost-West Moll, Frondor employees of Pan American World chanics, laborers and others walked out at Cape Canaveral, as members of the Airways went on strike for about 15 hours Thursday, at the height of the interna¬ Transport Workers Union honored Team¬ KERMB tional tourist season, delaying daytime ster picket lines. However, TWU presi¬ LUTO BODST.1 flights by up to three hours. Pan Am said dent S.D. Hereford said the strike was not MORGANS the settlement came in time to get expected to interfere with Thursday night's scheduled launch of a Trident American & Foreign Cars evening flights off on schedule. Fine Jewelers Since 1876 The Teamsters walkout came on a day when Pan Am had 235 overseas flights missile. "I suppose management could do it by Quality Work Guaranteed Meridian Mall, Okemos itself," Hereford said. 121S. Washington, Lansing scheduled. Ronnie Belpanno, a Teamsters trustee, Free Estimates The airline announced the settlement Thursday afternoon, but said, Terms of said issues in the strike were job security (Tlon. - Fri. 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.1 Use one of Morgan's convenient charge plans or the agreement were not onnounced, in connection with automation, pension American Kxpress, liankAmericard, Master Charge pending ratification by the union mem¬ improvements and cost-of-living protec¬ $Qt. 8:00 a.m. -12 Noon Mail and I'hone Inquiries Invited: bership." tion. Corner Larch i Michigan Avo. (.r>17) :M!MKt20 4824WHK Lansing 489-6577 Michigon State News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Friday. August 11, 1978 3 VENDING MACHINE COSTS INCREASE Bottle bill headaches for Coke By JAMES McNALLY Due to increased handling generally cover four or five The can used will be a two- deposit, Herron explained. State News Staff Writer and distribution costs, Bissen year periods, Thorburn said. piece all-aluminum can. Though Herron said the The MSU vending system maintains prices will go up. Herron said he would like to Bissen said this type University's deposit-return of can will undergo some changes in "And I don't see where the keep the price at the machine will be obligation is limited to cans "totally recycled — it from campus machines, he late November to meet the prices are going to go back below the 50 cent level. won't get into landfills." added that method of distin¬ requirements of Michigan's down," he added. A new type of container, with a deposit law including a price "There's going to be costs a pull tab that remains attached Under the plan, customers guishing between those and increase for soft drinks. involved in to the can, is required under can return cans to reception store bought cans has not yet handling these con¬ The law, which goes into tainers," said Robert Herron, the r / law. desks or snack shops for the been devised. effect Dec. 3, is a result of the vending manager for MSU's "Bottle Bill" passed in the Housing and Food Services. November 1976 general elec¬ The price of Coca-Cola on tion. The law requires a cent deposit on five- bottles and a campus is expected to go to 45 cents. Planners delay request ten-cent deposit on cans. Lyle Thorburn, assistant The changeover has caused vice president of Housing and serious headaches to Coca-Cola Food Services, said handl¬ 34-acre tract some officials. "1 haven't seen anything but ing and distribution costs be absorbed but increased costs can to rezone difficulty." said John Bissen. will necessitate a renegotiation of the current contract with the A request to rezone a 34-acre over the effect the new devel¬ After the planning commis¬ president of the Coca-Cola sion voted unanimously to defer Company of Michigan and Ohio. Coca-Cola Company. parcel of land to allow construc¬ opment would have on the Soft drink companies must tion of condominium town- water table and whether fences action on the rezoning-site plan Bissen's company holds the Two-year-old Lome Lehman got a break from the heat in Wake Forest, N.C. current contract for the campus bid for vending contracts for houses on East Lansing's north would be erected around the review request, commission when his father drove the family lawn mower over a rubber garden hose. wide distribution of soft drinks. campuswide distribution which side was delayed by the East development's water retention chairperson Ralph Monsma as¬ Lansing Planning Commission basin. sured neighborhood residents Wednesday night. They also questioned a possi¬ that the planning commission Commissioners voted unani¬ ble increase in traffic on neigh¬ staff would try to address their mously to defer action on the borhood streets, bussing of new questions in a report by Sept. 1. Wilderness survey upsets Sierra Club rezoning request when about 50 area residents from Tamarisk, Blanchette, Brandywine and residents' children to uncrowd- ed schools and screening the parking lots adjacent to single family residences. Action on Sayer's request will be postponed until the planning commission's Sept. 13 meeting. Trigger said he feels the forest tant in evaluating wilderness Gainsborough streets filled the ByPAULCOX time in the next legislative can be maintained through 54th District courtroom to pro¬ their alternatives," said Jane service has traditionally placed areas. Trigger said. State News Staff Writer session, said Grant Trigger, test the development plans. Elder, of the Lansing area more importance on developing "It is hard to say how much The U.S. Forest Service has state Sierra Club conservation Sierra club. "Their numbers are land for lumbering rather than land should be left for wilder¬ The property, which lies east completed a preliminary draft chairperson. and how much should be of its Roadless Area Review He added that the study arbitrary and don't represent preserving wilderness. He said ness of North Harrison Road and and Evaluation II and local area Sierra Club members are not evaluates current wilderness areas and will try to determine what land should be let in its the wilderness areas." The study will classify one of three categories land in when he feels the the data. tendency may slant •The central mechanism of developed for its timber, minerals resources and things," Trigger said. "But the — other north of Gainsborough Street, is surrounded on three sides by single-family homes. Widening of road happy with its implications. natural state and how much completed, Trigger said. the study —10 possible alterna¬ process should be a fair one RARE II addresses 2,000 Developer Vern Sayers, who areas totaling 62 million acres in the country and its final recommendations will go to the should be developed for indus¬ try. "They have put ceilings on He added that the three classifications are non-wilder¬ ness, which is open to industry, tives that offer different per¬ centage ratios between wilder¬ ness and development — are that gives all possibilities an equal chance." George Lundy, assistant owns the 33.8-acre land parcel, requested that the commission rezone the area from an "A-l" to begin Monday wilderness, which allows no slanted toward development. coordinator of the 20-state east¬ Additional construction to widen Lake Lansing Road to four U.S. Congress for action some¬ the amount of wilderness that agriculture designation to an roads or vehicles; and further The first nine alternatives ern RARE II region, explained lanes between Abbot and Hagadorn roads is scheduled to begin "R-8" residential area allowing planning, which means a clear offer between three and 36 that the study and alternatives Monday to link that strip with a section west of Abbot Road the construction of the apart¬ were created through mechani¬ widened earlier this summer. determination can not be cur¬ percent wilderness and the ments and townhouses. rently made. final alternative is all or 100 cal processes trying to relate to The road work will begin at Abbot Road and extend east to DPS stumped RARE II will evaluate not only the western states but the percent wilderness. not offer a fair range This does of alterna¬ the data that was being eva¬ luated. within 800 feet of Hagadorn Road, said Ingham Commission Chief Engineer Dan Schaeffer. County Road "I don't know if they (the 10 A spokesperson for T.A. Forsberg, an Okemos firm that was reforested eastern states, as tives, Trigger said. well Trigger said. He added •The study itself is a bureau¬ alternatives) are fair but they award the construction contract, said a cost estimate was not cratic process rather than a are what we came up with," available. in search for that the study is necessary but he questioned the way it is being conducted. legislative one and therefore is done out of the public eye, said Wayne Allen, Rare II coordinator for the Manistee Schaeffer said Monday's construction should be completed within six to eight weeks. Trigger criticized the prelim¬ Trigger said, and National Forest. "Maybe they A spokesperson for Kegle Construction in Lansing said the inary draft in four main areas: •While doing the study with would have been better if we road work west of Abbot Road should be completed in the fall. •The data is being collected a computer aids efficiency, it had more time." missing woman by forest service personnel and removes a human aspect impor- (continued on page 12) Department of Public Safety officials said they have reached a standstill in their search for 21-year-old Wendy Bush, an MSU senior missing from campus since June 27. Bush was last seen near the MSU Library with an unidentified ALL MSU T-SHIRTS A tunic dances over male companion. SWEAT SHIRTS & narrow pants, done Though she regularly takes medication to control an epileptic condition, Bush disappeared without any of her medication, clothes JERSEYS NOW IN sheerly for Miss J. or other personal belongings. "There's no bad news and no good news," Sgt. Larry Lyon of the FULL STOCK DPS said Thursday. "We've followed up every lead and come up with nothing," he said. Bush is 5-foot-7, weighs 145 pounds, has a pale complexion and shoulder-length near-white hair. Lyons said "at least two" unidentified female bodies discovered in Detroit were not identified as Bush. Have your name Bush disappeared the same day a decomposed body later printed on them at identified as that of Marita Choquette, 27, of Grand Ledge, was our print shop. found in a wooded area near Holt. Choquette worked for WKAR-TV on campus. Police, however, are not linking the two incidents. Ingham County Sheriff Kenneth Preadmore said a joint task force has been formed to pursue the Choquette investigation. The task force is composed of one officer from the Lansing, East Lansing, Grand Ledge, Ingham County Sheriffs Department, and DPS police forces and a representative from the Ingham County prosecutor's office. Preadmore said the force has several possible suspects, but no CAMPUS arrests have been made. Meanwhile, former fellow employees of Choquette have begun a BOOKSTORE reward fund for information leading to the arrest of conviction of Choquette's murderer. _ (ACROSS FROM BERKEY HALL) On the move to music: this Preadmore said a "Secret Witness" program is under way 507 E. Grand River through the Lansing State Journal in an attempt to find clues in MON-FRI9-5 p.m. polyester sheer tie-neck mmm the investigation. tunic with long wrap sash and shirred shoulders. Matching pant skims down the leg looking for a strappy high-heel shoe. By Superstition in teal green. 5-13 sizes. Set $43 Put-together Essentials: Informal Modeling Today 12-4 ©piitnfoifi) \. V. Times case has devastating potential ^. iailinp nf rhp jailing The York Times New York of Npw Times er, er. the reporter more than likely would have turned over his notes using this using this case case asas aa way awakening the American public to way ol oi Leon Jaworski used better tactics Leon Jaworski used better tactics arm than did Jascalevich's attorneys. arm of the law, be it of the law, be it through a request by prosecutor or defense through a hbJ reporter Myron Farber for refus¬ the dangers of the recent press Jaworski and Cox asked for attorney at the first request and he ing to hand over notes on the limitation rulings by the Supreme specific parts of the tapes and Unfortunately, the lower court murder trial of Mario E. Jascale- probably would have been asked to do so by his publisher. After all, Court. Even if that isn't their indicated exactly what it was they judge has failed to see the vich has all the potential for ramifications of jailingFarber — it were looking for. Because of their setting devastating precedents how many newspapers in America grand scheme, the case is definite¬ ly serving to do just that — decisiveness, the Court granted could be the long-predicted war that could severely limit reporters can afford to employ a fleet of something all citizens should be their request and ordered the between the press and the judici¬ trying to do their jobs. lawyers, take a lawsuit to the grateful for. tapes handed over. ary is right around the corner — It is fortunate the reporter highest possibly court and pay Many journalists, trying their Supposedly, if Jascalevich's at¬ but hopefully, a higher court will happened to be employed by the $5,000 per day for being in best to be objective, have used the torneys had asked for only part of see the handwriting on the wall prestigious and financially well-off contempt. New York Times. If it had been a Many non-Times columnists argument that in some cases a the notes instead of all of them and and head off the dangerous direc¬ medium-sized daily paper or small¬ have speculated that the Times is reporter's privileges might be had said exactly what they hoped tion Farber's case seems to be out-weighed by Sixth Amendment to prove instead of merely hinting taking, guarantees to fair trial. This line of that Farber had "concocted" the logic has some merit, but one has charges he made, then the New to wonder about the state of York Times might have handed criminal investigation if a reporter over the notes willingly. can find evidence law authorities The crucial flaw in paralleling can't. the Nixon case to Farber's is that Others have tried to draw Nixon was suspected of criminal parallels between Farber's case activities, of doing crooked things. TURNOVER and the subpoena of Nixon's tapes Farber, on the other hand, has not NOTES by the Supreme Court. These done anything devious. He has not people have argued that the committed a crime and is not even TO presidency has as much or more on trial. JUDGE privileges than the press and he Of course, the press is not above succumbed to the pressure. the law, and of course the press In their fairness, these journal¬ has no right to infringe on anyone's ists have pointed out that special right to a fair trial. But neither prosecutors Archibald Cox and should the press ever become an -me newspaper game Farewell Don Stevens The State News ] The recent announcement by MSU Trustee Don University trusteeships. Obviously, a political spoils system should not be used to provide leadership for Stevens, D-Bloomfield Hills, that he would not seek Friday. August 11. 1978 re-election came as a small surprise considering his Michigan's institutions of higher education. Editorials are the opinions of the State News. Viewpoints, columns 21-year board tenure. Stevens' service came during Since board members are usually elected on the and letters are personal opinions. a period of dramatic growth for MSU and great coattails of whatever party prevails in an election Editorial Department changes in higher education as a whole. year, we sincerely hope the Republicans and We have often disagreed with Stevens, and James L Smifh Photo Editor Kothy Kilbury Democrats select candidates who would best believe new blood is desperately needed on the Dove DiMortmo represent MSU's interests at the upcoming party Kim Shanohon Sports Editor Mike Klocke board, but the sheer number of years served by conventions. Deborah Heywood wile Chambers Layout Editor Stevens is cause for some positive recognition. >otric Michigan Stote News, Eost Lonsing, Michigan Friday. August 11.1978 5 Grunts, thumps fill Jenison gyms In addition to experienced coaches, the The Jenison Field house gymnasiums Gymnasts from all over U.S. students found the opportunity to meet have been alive with echos of grunts and people from other states, another benefit thumps all week as about 250 gymnasts, the clinic offers.They were able to observe aged 7 to 20-years old, from schools and the tricks that other gymnasts are doing. clubs all over the country train here at the National Summer Gymnastics clinic. converge on 4U' for workshop Coach Szypula said this exposure to so many other gymnasts and their techniques George Szypula, clinic director and MSU ' along with the advantage of being able to gymnastics coach, coordinated the pro were practiced by all the gymnasts. Karen, a 10-year-old draw on the experience of many coaches is gram. "It's been hard. You really get sore," said Chicago, was i what makes the clinic a unique opportunity The students vary in ability and level of two young women reflecting on the week's gram. for the participants. experience and were grouped accordingly One of the reasons she feels the clinic has for training this week, Liz Hunter, a high Dan McClain, a gymnast from Ann been The National Summer Gymnastics Clinic so good is because "they have real is one of the largest and oldest of its kind. school student from Livonia, said. They Arbor, agrees that the clinic is a challenge. good spotters here. You feel confident MSU has hosted the clinic for 18 of its 21 range from beginners to state champions "But," he said, "it is a personal challenge enough to try a trick that you were afraid to and competitors in the Junior Olympics and against yourself rather than a competition years. try." have been training in all areas of gymnas¬ against others. Actually, it is five days of The week culminated with the "Nite of tics. hard work out. We practice hard and work The coaches on staff range in experience Stars", a performance which was given for The strained faces and muscles of the on correcting and perfecting the basic skills. from third and fourth year college students the public Thursday night at 7:30 p.m. in to former Big Ten champions. male gymnasts revealed the challenge "They don't teach you any new tricks as a Jenison Fieldhouse that featured the out¬ which the high bars, rings, side horse and required part of the clinic, but the good One of these is Charlie DuBois who, in his standing gymnasts and some of the coaches. parallel bars present to anyone who wishes thing is that if you want to learn a 70s, is the oldest member of the staff. A retired engineer from Purdue University, "Nite of Stars" included dance, jazz and to master those skills. particular trick, you have the advantage The female gymnasts worked to perfect of training with several coaches who each he now coaches gymnastics in Tennessee. comedy routines along with some of the Coach Muzyczko of Illinois is another tricks which the students were taught this their skills on the balance beam and uneven have different ways of explaining how to do former Big Ten champion. week. bars. Tumbling, vaulting and floor t it," McClain explained. Ill 1 r in.r Story by Slieryl Holmes I'hotos bv Bob Slt-rn Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan Friday, August 11, 1978 ;Wth AW I I/. i\()MI\ATI()NS MADE 'Holocaust' top Emmy nominee PASADENA, Calif. (AP) — NBC's Holocaust, a drama of Jewish Town, ABC's Washington: Behind Closed Doors, and NBC's suffering and heroism in the face of Nazi atrocities in World War Ziegfeld: The Man and His Women. II. dominated the Thursday for the 30th annual In all. NBC received 123 nominations. ABC 92, CBS 88, PBS 32 and syndicated shows 13. The nominations cover shows broadcast Emmy Awards. between March 14, 1977, and June 30, 1978. The nine hour written by Gerald Green, received 16 Galumphing nominations, nearly twice 5 many as any other program. Aired The Emmy Awards will be presented by the Academy of _ Television Arts and Sciences on Sunday, Sept. 17, in a CBS last April, it is NBC's highest rated program of all time and second telecast from the Pasadena Civic Auditorium, where Thursday's only to ABC's Roots as the most watched show in television nominations were announced. history. Holocaust was nominated as the outstanding limited series, and CBS's All in the Family and NBC's King each received nine Michael Moriarty, as the Nazi official, and Fritz Weaver, as the Gourmet nominations, and eight apiece went to NBC's Saturday Night Live, Jewish doctor, were nominated for best lead actor in a limited CBS's Carol Burnett Show, CBS's M*A*S»H and ABC's Ben series. Rosemary Harris, who played Weaver's wife, and Meryl Vereen - His Roots. Streep, her Christian daughter in-law, were nominated as best lead actresses in limited series. Receiving seven nominations were ABC's Family, NBC's Our a By DAVE DiMARTINO she needs. State News Staff Writer On the other hand, there's the times that OK, so I'm a gourmet. At least occasional¬ I've gotta look for pennies under the seat of ly. And if my pride as a true connoisseur my car to buy my own food, let alone carries over into other aspects of my life — Piggly's. Those are the days she gets the JOHN \ K.I I.SON who can blame me? infamous Vets dog food, the stuff that comes So I hope the subject matter of today's in the red can with a conspicuously-placed column won't be considered offensive by "contains 100 percent of the vitamins and minerals your doggie needs" proclamation those too implications. short-sighted to see its practical Let's talk about dog food. right next to the 29-cent tagged price. She gets this stuff considerably later in the day — I have a T-shirt; therefore I am when she's so hungry she doesn't care what she's getting, so long as it's food. My dog Piggly (as in Piggly Wiggly) is a do it all the time. We Vets may have all the right vitamins, but Our for wearing T Rolling Stones person is usually we judge good dog. She's eight years old, a faithful By JOHN NEILSON reasons friend, and she wouldn't hurt a flea. Literally. somehow I get the feeling I'm turning Piggly State News Staff Writer shirts with logos and promo¬ quite different than a McCart¬ someone displaying Budweiser into vegetarian every time she eats it. For tional trinkets seem under¬ ney person, if you catch my and Boston different from But. dog or no dog. Piggly lives up to her a One day not too long ago, name at dinner time. Piggly'U eat anything variety, I give her liver-flavor, chicken-fla¬ after a five-day concert spree standably more complex. A drift. someone wearing "save the vor, horsemeat-flavor (an interesting con¬ number of easy answers sug As you can see, one effect of whales'VTom Robbins/Jackson that isn't crawling off her plate (or moving that left me giddy about rock 'n these goods is that they tend to Browne or Kiss Army shirts too fast), which is OK by me 'cause cept, certainly) along with the occasional roll, I happened to be walking gest themselves, such as the sometimes anything is what she gets. dog-food flavor, whatever that may be. up the stairs of the 541 Building thought that owners of rock either confirm or alter your with marijuana-leaf buttons. Let's face it: It's a dog's life for both me "Flavor." I think, is the operant word here. with my Ramones button pin¬ shirts want merely to share in first impression of the wearer. Assuming we don't wear them As a rule, I try to avoid people for their utilitarian purposes and Piggly. Seems like I never have enough Cycle is always A-OK with Piggly; being ned proudly to my alleged the glory of their favorite star; or that it reflects missionary that wear Adidas shirts or ones alone, the fact that we have cash to give my doggie the fine food she part of an Italian family, there may be a chest. Looking up over my tendencies on the part of the that advertise so-called muscle chosen to draw attention to deserves. When my mother used to keep possibility that she sees some sort of shoulder I noticed a pair of meatball tie-in when she eats it. I get her the cars. Punk rock shirts, if not too these particular interests of Piggly down in Florida, the dog's table scraps women descending my way, I can't help speculating that garish, bring out the underdog ours should tell something were usually more appetizing than my own Cycle for "older" dogs, but somehow I don't each in full Ramones regalia — think she notices the difference. we enjoy the sense of communi spirit in me, while beer slogans about us. dinner. Now that Piggly's a real Michigan buttons, T-shirts, pins, etc. dog. she's forced to eat my table scraps — Ken L Ration doesn't seem to excite Piggly ty we derive from wearing leave me cold. And even if Which is probably what Upon seeing my button the pair and since there's no doggie bags at Taco Bell, any more than Vets does; I don't get the these trinkets. As I discovered someone looks like a total geek we've been trying to do all greeted me like a long-lost she takes what she gets and asks no appreciative glances upward from the dog friend, much to my confusion through my Ramones-friends, he could score some points for along. So what if Joey Heather- buttons, pins, and other promo¬ good taste by wearing an Eno ton likes Sealy Posturpedic questions. gie-dish that I've come to know and love and delight. So dog food it is. when I serve Alpo. tional items are like the signs of button. I'd even offer to buy it mattresses and Joe Namath A short stroll down Grand Forget those TV commercials — "my dog is I will say this: Gainesburgers. Prime, and River never fails to illustrate a secret society, making it easy from him. wears panty hose — here's a for members to identify one What it all down to. I chance for the less-than-stellar *o finicky he won't eat anything but new Dog any other dried food is unquestionably this phenomenon. Adidas, Bud comes Cheese-o's" - at least as far as Piggly's Piggly's number-one fave. If it comes weiser. "save the whales," another. When I see someone guess, is identity. Each name or people in our society to endorse wearing a Rolling Stones shirt, slogan we display shows a facet their favorite products, while at concerned. Sure she'll eat Dog Cheese-o's but wrapped in a cellophane bag — Purina Dog Peter.Frampton, Chevy, mari¬ she's not particular. Anything that comes in a Chow doesn't, and Piggly knows it — then I know that person and I have of our personality - if you wear the same time telling the world juana, MSU, "Me, I'm the One," at least one thing in common a lot of these one could build up "Look at me! I like !!" can sends her to doggie nirvana, so you can Piggly'11 down it immediately, no questions this race or that festival — the bet I'm a happy guy when good ol' Pigs (her asked. She especially enjoys the food that list is incredible. Even such (we paranoids find these things fairly accurate composite pic¬ It's enough to make me send looks good to humans — Gainesburgers with comforting). Actually, I can ture of the "you" inside. off for a shirt with Your Name "pet" name) glances up at me appreciatively staid institutions as the State while she's slurping down a can of Rival's cheese, Ken-L Ration with "marbled chunks" ■ that ha\ Of course it's simplistic, but Here. News have special T-shirts in finest chow. The food goes down in seconds, of God-knows what, and of course, doggie things because . the works. and Piggly comes running out of the kitchen biscuits. just begging for more. But I know all too well the dangers of Hey, I love my dog. understand? And I wanna keep her in good shape. So sometimes That organizations causes would go out of their and LEVI HAL LIMITED Jeastm Fn ster Presbyterian] over-feeding your doggie, so I plan Piggly's she eats better than me, sometimes she way to produce promotional METHODIST church meals out strategically. When I've got the doesn't. Doggie health is certainly as impor¬ goods comes as no surprise. As Across from the Copitol 1315 Abbott Rd. (North of Saginaw) human health, at least as far as I'm far as they're concerned it's . . "good" stuff — say the 49-cent cans of Alpo tant as beef stew or horsemeat — I give it to her concerned, and dogs can't run out to the advertising, pure and simple — " I Eas- Lansing f Charasmata' what are right away, before she even comes up looking corner 7-11 everytime they want a snack. As and inexpensive advertising at at me longingly (her prime trick for top eats; Piggly herself once wisely said: "Woof-woof!" that. In fact, more often than your gifts?" Sunday August 13 this dog's no dummy). That way she knows Roughly translated, that means "Let's eat." not we pay these groups for the Worship: 1:301 10:45 a.m. she's getting the healthy master-doggie love and I for one, am not gonna argue. privilege of displaying their Worship Services messages. 10:00 a.m. | Paul W.Green Timothy Quist Nursery Available 337-0183 South Baptist Church 485-9477 ^ 337-0893 Save now . . . ArtCarved wedding im scleral shies nf 1518 S. Washington SUNDAY, 7:00 p.m. Lansinc ^ THE HLLG-6Y rings. The place God calls home. & Maidenfarm Dream n ear. * Weekend /pecki! 11ulcus. Iialiy ilnlls. anil •:45 a.m. College Bible College fellowship We've Got Vou Covered... pajamas are ami and refreshments Clett In the ttlri <" WE DOING RINGS 2-5 Friday FOR ONLV >1.75 (and this coupon) SAVE >1.15 li GOOD FOOD O PIZZA e SPIRITS Open M-F: 11 a.m. Sot,: 12:00Sun.: 2:00 Frondor Shopping Contor. 1227 E. Grand River Opposite Jones niUtllMMAIINII HOURS: Mon.-Frl. 10 AM to- 515 W. Grand River fiuit west of Greyhound Station) 0 P.M.; Sof. 10 A.M.-5:30 I ■ LNODIUVMY Phone 351-0313 Expire,8/17/78 VISA. MASnKMARGf. Plck-Up or Din. In Only 332*8611 | •OWfN OiARGC Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, August 11, 1978 7 Elvis memorial LPs By BILL HOLDSHIP continuous P.T. Barnum antics "Promised Land") and many exploitive junk I~CC I f € SUte News Reviewer make him the man who in¬ spine-tingling emotive vocals This month marks the first vented rock 'n roll hype. The (i.e.. "The Wonder Of You," "If anniversary of Elvis Presley's Colonel and RCA have released I Can Dream," "Hurt," etc.). death, and the grave dancers two "new" albums in the year Unfortunately, there seemed to are more abundant than ever. since the King's death — He be just as many throwaways Everything from Elvis salt-and- Walks Beside Me (AFL 1-2772) issued with the good. pepper shakers to Elvis clones and Elvis Sings For Children It has often been written that are available, and it has become (and Grownups Too!) (LPL the Colonel had little if any so bad that a 19-year-old 1-2901). The whole intent be¬ thing to do with the musical woman is soon scheduled to hind both seems to be exploita¬ aspects of the King's career, undergo plastic surgery in an tive capitalism and little else. but, aside from the "new" LPs, effort to become the "world's Despite the recent negative there is a documented story first female Elvis impersona¬ media reports, there were few that proves the contrary. When tor." Elvis Presley dedicated people in musical history who Elvis was planning his 1968 his entire career to bringing could belt out a song like Elvis "comeback" television special, did, and he kept belting them the Colonel originally wanted quality entertainment to his fans, and it's a real tragedy that out until the day he died. (I saw him to perform an hour of his memory is being turned into him perform in Saginaw three commercial Christmas music to such a blasphemy. months before his death.) fit the season. The show's Quality is something one Problem is that after his Army directors, on the other hind, might expect, however, from stint and subsequent "taming," gave Elvis complete artistic RCA, Elvis' record label, and Elvis started to belt out almost control of the show, allowing Colonel Tom Parker, his man¬ anything that was put in front him to choose the musical ager. Unfortunately, this isn't of him. During the later years content, and asking the Colonel the case. On second thought, of his career, Elvis continued to to kindly bow out. produce an occasional great The result was perhaps the perhaps it shouldn't be ex¬ pected from Parker, whose rocker (i.e., "Burning Love, greatest achievement of the King's career — his final mo¬ There is no reason whatso oriented songs from the King's ment of black-leathered rock 'n ever to recommend this album. mid-60s movies (i.e., a "rock roll grace and glory; young and beautiful forever. After that, It includes what is supposedly "an unreleased version" of "If I version of "Old MacDonald" - yeech!), and is notable only for PANTREE QUICHE: the Colonel took control again, Can Dream," but is actually the the inclusion of "Old Shep," and the slow decline began. original version before major from his first LP, in original mono. Until now, it has only A RESOUNDING The two "new" LP's illu production. As a result, it strate effectively some of the doesn't match the first. There been available in terrible- poorer songs Elvis found him¬ are versions of "The Impossible Dream" and "Where Did They sounding reprocessed stereo. SUCCESS self recording, and an even The saddest part is that clearer example of the Colonel's Go, Lord" Iso what?), plus a there are tons of unreleased "sucker - born - every - minute" re release of Elvis' "How Great Elvis material, including a ter¬ The PanTree, the restaurant which has popularized Thou Art." which I've always philosophy. He Walks Beside rific mid 50s jam session be¬ quiche in this area over the past year, continues to build Me was released shortly after despised, but if you like it, it tween the King, Jerry Lee be found elsewhere. on it's reputation for special food at responsible prices. Elvis' death, and it is perfect can Lewis, Carl Perkins, and for gullible, zealous religious Elvis Sings For Children is a Johnny Cash (Can you imagine Last week alone, the PanTree served 1700 quiches, with fanatics, some of whom Elvis total repackage. Even so, it that?!). Whether it will be 500 of those to happy people having o free Mushroom and appealed to. The man was fares much better than the released is anybody's guess. religious vinyl. The "kiddie" Swiss Cheese Quiche with a coupon which appeared in the practically still warm in his Colonel Tom Parker was re¬ grave, and the Colonel released concept it just a device to State News and the State Journal, The coupon is valid until cently quoted in Creem as record called "He Walks re-release some of these songs. the 15>h of this month. a saying, "Ah'm just pretending Beside Me" (get it?). Of course, For example, the inclusion of that the boy's back in the "ILet Me Be Your) Teddy Bear" The overwhelming popularity of the PanTree quiche this may have been inevitable, Army." That boy was the King makes little sense, as the type seems to be a result of the combination of quality and as Elvis and "He" (and possibly of Rook 'n Roll. Bing during his heyday) are the of bear El sings about isn't the value. Each of the 6 PanTree quiches is made with the best Colonel Tom Parker is one type most parents would want only first names in Western in bed with their little girl. The person I'd like to kick where it ingredients, including real cream, and are a suprisingly history that are universally hurts. affordable gourmet "change of pace". recognized. LP includes the more juvenile- 20% OFF SPECIAL STILL ON Because of the PanTree's increasing popularity, the Ayers returns to experimental music often filled to capacity during peak hours. To Kevin restaurant is encourage people to eat lunch later or dine early, PanTree ment is extremely effective, customers are getting 20% knocked off their checks By JOHN NEILSON again, and as a result his new tremely eclectic. He is equally highlighted by spare and haunt¬ between 2 and 5 p.m. This special will continue for the ing guitar and keyboards. The making this his best effort in State News Reviewer material is easily his best since adept at screeching rock dirges rest of the summer. or serene ballads, and over the stripped-to-the-bones arrange¬ years. Kevin Ayers is one of rock's Confessions of Dr. Dream, eccentric songwriters. which he released in 1974. years he has dabbled in calypso, more His best work has always been Kevin Ayers was a member blues, French cafe-stylings, OTHER NEWS characterized by a unique of the original Soft Machine, sombre space-rock, and a host and members of that group of other musical styles. The PanTree is also unique in that it maintains a parking quirkiness — an offbeat lyrical sense coupled with a bizarre accompanied him on his first On Rainbow Takeaway, for lot in the heart of East Lansing, and it will soon have a musical arrangement. How¬ solo album, Joy of a Toy. This set a precedent, and for a long example. "Blaming it all on better one. This week, extensive renovations of the ever, in recent years his work Love" is a crooner's delight has steadily become less inven¬ while the musicians on Ayers' which Ayers delivers hand facility will begin. The work should be completed some¬ tive, to the point where on one albums were the cream of somely in his deep, lush voice. time next week...The Orange Blossom Special has cap¬ album he even brought in the England's avant-garde rock "Strange Song" has an air of tivated PanTree customers, and will now be served from scene. Mike Oldfield played in ever-commercial Elton John to child-like innocence to it, while Ayers' band The Whole World 7 o'clock in the morning on because of the drink's popu¬ play keyboards. "Hat Song" is an odd sing-along With his new album, Rain¬ at the age of 17, and artists reminiscent of the Bonzo Dog larity with breakfast. A delicious blend of fresh-squeezed bow Takeaway (Harvest im¬ such as Steve Hillage, Nico, Doo-Dah Band. "Goodnight orange juice and champagne, it's a great way to get a Eno, John Cale, and composer port. SHSP 4085) Ayers seems Goodnight" is built on a shuf¬ to be checking the trend set on David Bedford have contri¬ special morning after off on the right side of the bed... fling Latin rhythm, while the his last few albums. He has buted their talents to his LPs. title song is a rocking number Coming soon: smoked Ham and sharp Cheddar Cheese allowed himself to experiment Ayers' songwriting is ex- about lost love. Quiche...mmmm. Where this album really shines, however, is on "Ballad of a Salesman Who Sold Him self and "A View From a This Weekend Mountain," two songs that run together to dominate the al¬ By JOHN NEILSON bum's first side. They build on a State News Staff Writer If you're into theater, you can look forward to a lot of possibilities for fun this weekend. If not, you'd better buy a throbbing bass pulse and Ayers' equally deep singing, SPONSORED or: couple of paperbacks or something. Here's the line-up: Lansing Community College is staging No, No Nanette through Sunday at Lansing Riverfront Park's saltshed amphitheater. This Broadway comedy is set in 1925 and features the popular showtunes "Tea for Two" and "I Want to A&M brings varied sounds with CROSSROADS CAFETERIA Good Food and Drink be Happy." Reserved seat tickets are available at the Center Jones, LTD, Mangione, Smith for the Arts for $5, while general admission tickets at $4 each Inside International Center will be sold at the Art Center, Knapp's, Marshall Music and Downtown Lansing L.C.C. as well. CaU 373-7214 for more information. Breakfast, Lunch, Coffee or Snack 116 E. Mich. Ave. Androcles and the Lion, an Italian Renaissance interpreta¬ Man. Frl. 7:30 to 4:00 372-4300 Gone)." an upbeat funky tune that can't help but Hour.: - tion of Aesop's children's tale, will be performed Sunday at 1 make the average disco-goer want to dance. By REGINALD THOMAS p.m. by the Arts Encounter company. Admission is only $1 for SUte News Reviewer After this they relax a little before breaking out the show, which will be held at the Center for the Arts in with "Jam" another dance tune. After years of producing good theme songs for GREAT ADVERTISE YOUR Lansing. For more information call 372-4636. Redd Foxx and Bill Cosby, Quincy Jones has The entire album is better than any they have You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown will open the 1978-79 FOOD shown that he is not to be counted out of the pop produced to date. Their best tune is "Concen¬ RESTAURANT season of the Okemos Barn Theater this weekend. Showtime is trate On You," a mellow song that sets the tone 24 market. at 8 p.m. each night, and reservations may be made by calling for the rest of the album. 349-4340. His latest release, Quincy Jones sounds . . . Although Jones and LTD have good material Hours a Day HERE CALL The BoarsHead Theater in Grand Ledge is continuing their And Stuff Like That, (A&M SP-4685), is one fans have been waiting for. Sounds takes Jones behind them, two other A&M artists don't. 353-6400 presentation of Fiddler on the Roof, the famous story of the from the silver screen and places him in the disco William D. Smith's newest release Smitty(A&M plight of Jews in a small village in Czarist Russia. All halls of America. He has always been able to SP-4693) has a few good tunes on it. But Gap BoarsHead plays are performed at the Ledges Playhouse in collect the best talent around for his recordings Mangione's Suite Lady (A&M SP-4694) leaves a Fitzgerald Park, and ticket reservations can be made by calling lot to be desired. the box office at 484-7805. By the way, if you see Fiddler on the Roof tonight, be sure to stick around and catch the performance by BoarsHead and this album is no different. and Jones took three of the best voices in R & B put them together on one tune, Stuff Like Smith opens with a fast and snazzy tune entitled "Sweetie Pie." After this tune the album PEKING RESTAURANT bUF AND That, and it has become one of the album's seems to go down hill. The only other good tune apprentice group, the Oxtail Troupe. Immediately after the most-played tunes. With the vocals of Nick is "Right Feeling at The Wrong Time." Other LOUNOI main performance they will present The Night the Radio Got Ashford, Valerie Simpson and Chaka Kahn, than_these two, there is little to the album. Wired, an original radio (?) mystery drama, at no extra charge. But when compared to Gap Mangione, Smith ' Jones couldn't miss. 'ill E. GRAND RIVER-LANSING A bargain at twice the price. The cut and the album have all the right has a nice album. cocktails CARRY OUT FOODS The Finest in Mexican Cuisine Well, if you're still with me this far, I can assure you that Mangione borders too far on the absurd and there are a few non-theatrical events in town this weekend. ingredients for success. But that is not the only 489-2445 Why not try us today! ridiculous when playing. His music is lined with LA„,NO tune that shines on this album. Two, to be exact. "Love, I Never Had It So Good," featuring gimmicks and loud sounds. The first is a new exhibit at Kresge Art Gallery on "The Mangione starts off with the raw, driving Twentieth Century." The exhibit includes a recently-acquired Patti Austin, is as lovely a tune as any produced of the keyboards before he adds orchestra¬ CAMPUS lately. Austin is featured throughout the album. power set of photographs by famed Civil War photographer Matthew It is her golden voice, along with Jones' tion and French horns. Mangione relies too CALL 353-6400 PIZZA Brady and the "Shoot" series of serigraphs by German heavily on the prefabricated sound of the studios. composing expertise, that makes this tune a FOR INFO TO 1040 east printmaker Richard Linder. Other artists represented include success. Their rendition of the Stevie Wonder His keyboard playing is excellent, but the way Picasso, Leger, Warhol, Oldenburg and Rauschenberg. it's blended with violins and French horns isn't tune "Super Woman (Where Were You When I Finally, science fiction fans should be happy to hear that for Needed You)" is extremely beautiful. It's her especially well done. PUT YOUR AD the first time ever Lansing Star Trek fans will be getting voice that accentuates this tune, not Jones' On, "I Don't Know," Mangione derives raw 310 west together for a local convention this weekend. The event will musical power from his basic instruments. By HERE! take place at the Holiday Inn on S. Cedar today through instrumentation. Grand River Avenue Also on A&M is LTD's Togetherness (A&M doing this he captures the listeners' attention Sunday, and events will include an Art Show, Trivia Contest, SP-4705). This album is one that finally shows and ear. But he loses it each time he adds some and a Trekkie "Gong Show." Now here's the good part: weird sound to the tune. Mangione's album and LTD's talent. After years of producing only one admission is $1.50 daily per person OR $6 for three days (?!). good tune on each of their albums, LTD has music is hard to comprehend'. It takes a while to Just be happy that it doesn't last a week. produced an album with many good tunes. get used to. This is definitely one album this reviewer wouldn't rush out and buy. They open with "Hold On (When Love Is Friday. August 11, 1978 0 Michigan State News East Lansing. Michigan COUNTING ON RUN Martin still discontented Corso sees Indiana improving with Jackson's behavior By JERRY BRAUDE progress. I told the referee I confer Corso said. "The fense. The defense allowed your players unless they re¬ spect you." State News Sports Writer wanted to quit after we took key to our offense is balance. more strikes. Corso also wants his team to By MILTON RICHMAN Editor's note: This is the the lead, the ref said, 'you're Whatever the defense gives to points last year than the of¬ He said he bunted because he was thinking we'll take. The secret to fense could score and was be respected by the other Big I PI Sports Fiditor fourth of 10 articles in which nuts, son.' I said, 'so what?' us a healing of the next hitter, Lou Piniella," Martin seventh in the Big Ten. Ten schools. NEW YORK itPIt - Thewounc the State News will look at the Woody Hayes then got a chance good offense, though, is when commented. "Did it ever occur to him they nicely, but the scar i >tili there and it shows to talk to his players at halftime the ball "As our defense gets faster, . football prospectus for each of up clearly every timt Billy Martin talks about might walk Piniella? That's what they pay and that was it." we'll get better," Corso said. the Big Ten schools. Reggie Jackson. managers for — to think about the next Although Michigan isn't on "We like speed so we can get hitter." It has been a long, uphill Given his choict the former Yankee Indiana's schedule, Corso is still people around the football." battle for Lee Corso ever since Indiana , "I still don't have any malice or dislike in my Corso feels the defense, of¬ manager and manaj he came to Indiana six years willing to evaluate them. heart for Reggie Jackson." Martin said, and fensive line and kicking game would just as soon foi "There ain't anybody who he sounded sincere in saying it. "I've done ago. are the most important parts to with the club, and wi his team muster thinks they can beat Ohio State everything I can to help the young man. Now or Michigan. They may catch build a winner. he has to help himself. I've never looked at n his first three Everywhere he goes, people keep asking the helm. Yet the them once a year ... on grass." "Those three things take the him questions and inevitably the get around v Reggie Jackson as a superstar because he's seasons at But besides his humor, Corso longest to build, too," Corso never shown me he's a superstar. I've never last two seasons, the Hoosiers to the key one: Dovouthmk Re ggie Jackson does have some talent on his said. put him above Thurman Munson, Graig have finished in the upper resignation'.' David Freud will lead the caused your Nettles, Chris Chambliss, Willie Randolph, or division of the Big Ten giving squad worth showing, especial¬ That question came i ;> agar: Wednesday ly in the running game. kicking game. He was the when for the first time since i ordering his Mickey Rivers. There were times when I put Corso the feeling that he has team's leading scorer last year resignation on July 24 in Kansa- ity. Martin got together with reporters a: i an informal Fred Stanley above Reggie Jackson. I'll tell vou this much: No player can dictate policy to finally seen "the light at the end of the tunnel." With quarterback Scott Arnett leading the option, Indiana was third in rushing in with 55 points. Corso feels an important ^OOSIERSV7 luncheon also attended by his agent. Doug a manager. When he does, you don't need a "We have gone from eight to to six to four to three in the Big Ten last year behind ingredient to the team is the Location: Bloomington, Ind. Newton, and Mickey Morahito. the Yankees' manager." seven Ohio State and Michigan. respect given by his players. Martin revealed he went through a night of Head coach: Lee Corso Big Ten losses," Corso said. "I'm a family concept man," public relations' chief inner torment before writing out his resigna¬ "We're improving." Although the Hoosiers lost Scott Arnett (sixth year) "Basically, that's true " Mart n responded the Big Ten's second-leading Corso said. "So far, I've had five Returning starters on of¬ Indiana's football team may tothequestionofwhethe- m rV-it Jackson was tion. rusher in Ric Enis, they do have when they know what you're players from broken homes and fense: 6 "I couldn't sleep that night at all," Martin not be the top attraction in the primarily responsible for w hat happened to tailback Darrick Burnett, who going to do." that's all. To me. that's an Strengths: Running backs him. said. "I got up the next morning early and Big Ten, but Corso. personally, Corso feels the key to the amazing statistic. I think there called him." He motioned toward his agent. draws a crowd with his colorful gained 774 yards last year, and and quarterback. "That." he went on. "ami ui slip of the fullback Tony D'Orazio, who offense is Arnett. is a correlation between that "He was kind of shocked." sense of humor. He likes to Weaknesses: Defense and tongue." ran for 491 yards, returning. "There's only one yardstick and winners. receiving. Now he was taiking about th; at widelv-cir Once again. Martin repeated there is measure the team's progress by What may be an even bigger to measuring quarterbacks," So how do you get respect Series record against MSU: culated statement of his. the or..e in which he nothing wrong with his health and he could its play against Michigan and Corso said. "Does he take the from your players? manage again tomorrow if he had to. Ohio State. plus is the return of Mark 8-20-2 referred to Jackson and Georg;e Steinbren- Harkrader, the Big Ten's first team down and score? That's "You have to tell them the T haven't lost a game on TV," he laughed. "We want to keep moving up 1977 result: Indiana 13 MSU ner. the Yankees principal owr ;er. freshman to rush over 1,000 the quarterback's responsibil¬ truth," Corso said. "That's the 13 tie "The other night I was watching the game on Michigan and Ohio State." "They deserve each other." Martin said. yards in 1976. Harkrader ity. That is what Scott does." only way. You can't motivate and fell asleep. Do I miss managing? Sure I do. Corso said. "Then, when they "One's a born liar; the o»her'- " missed all of last season with a The main problems for the I've seen a couple of games from the box in the make a mistake, we beat them "I didn't mean it at Gent•ge." Martin knee injury. Hoosiers this year will be and then quit." explained at Wednesay - i-.n l ballpark and I saw things I hadn't seen before. "We have six guys on our receiving, with the loss of their I saw Cliff Johnson move inside and out when "We had 7 0 and 7 6 leads mad at the other guy. Why .'I'd tei! y a; why. offense that I would not ex¬ top receiver of the last four Here we had won fin- game-. 11.1 dub was he was catching. When he moved to the against Ohio State. Now that's Keith Calvin, and de¬ outside. Rich Gossage threw it inside and change for anyone else in the vears happy and this guy comes bar]k following a Five-dav suspension and would n't admit he Johnson never came close to the ball. mistake. If he came hac k and ^aid. "I there and observe and bite your [M (Dslivsry Available) No checks accepted made a "You sit up that's quite ;i guy But he lip. I don't want to say this should've been messed up. didn't. I'd say And when he said I had:n't spoken to done and that should've been done. That's ,CMSdts/) Buvanv him in a year and a half, that w as a lie." The Jackson mistake' Marti n referred to wrong. I don't want to do that." Tonight in Oklahoma City, Martin will put By Monday, the men's IM N '/vfwiZ v M«d,um «t p,«a the Regular had to do u it h a piece of n vjnord ination in the on his Yankee uniform again before the playoffs will be narrowed down to four teams. The semi finals Price . get the Yankees Royals'gameof July i" Jackson had regularly scheduled American Association are scheduled for 5 p.m. Mon¬ Identical Piwa TREE been ordered to hurt, but af ter taking a game there and conduct a clinic for kids. His strike, he was given the mgn :«> *u:ng away. buddy. Mickey Mantle, with whom he's day and the finals are scheduled Yankee l oach Dick Howser made sure planning to open a camp for underprivileged for 7 p.m. on the same day. The kids, will be there also to give a hitting teams still alive up to last night Jackson understood the -w itch by summoning are Buzco, Faggots Breath II. him from the batter s rox and telling him. exhibition. Strohs Throwaways. Franky's both my uniforms along, my "Billy wants you to swing away Instead of swinging away, thu ugh lackson I'll bring home and road ones," Martin said, smiling. Farkels, Sports Lettering, ■■ _ 1203 E. 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He ordered massive search by dozens of can think of," said Lt. Kenneth ing rapes, holdups, break ins, pried the screen off an open the husband to lie in the kitchen Wood, head of a special squad kitchen window of the as he police officers and the question shootings and car thefts, are at one prepared to rape his wife. in the Detroit police sex crimes believed to have been commit homes and woke up a 27 year The husband managed to ing of hundreds of suspects, unit that has been heading the ted since last August and have old woman and her husband. He kick the kitchen door closed and police say they have no good clues in their search for a rapist search for the rapist. occurred in the 12th precinct on forced the couple at gunpoint ran out the side door. The who has resumed his attacks in The rapist is described as the city's north side. into the living room where he rapist went through the front a north side neighborhood. being of medium height and Up until earlier this year, the ordered them to disrobe. door of the home and chased The rapes began last August thin build with a small mus¬ attacks only occurred on the The husband was forced to lie the husband down the street, and continued throughout the tache and large round oval weekends but when they re down in the bathroom while the firing four or five shots at him. winter but suddenly stopped in tinted glasses. A $3,000 reward sumed last month the pattern suspect raped his wife, authori¬ The husband was not wounded. has been posted for his arrest changed, police said. ties said. He then told his February. The rapist then fled in the car After five months, the rapes and conviction. On July 27, two married victim he would kill her if she he had stolen from the first He wears various colorful couples in two homes in the didn't hand over money, police began again, and since July 14 knit caps and is described by 16th, Northwest Precinct, said, and took $40 in cash and couple, police said. The car was police say four women have or later recovered a short distance been raped and the man at victims as having a "heavy or were attacked less than 30 both of their wedding hands from the home. deep voice." minutes apart. and fled in their car. tempted to rape a fifth woman. Less than half an hour later, Police said the rapist may be police said, the same man pried responsible for at least a dozen the screen off a window of a rapes over the past year. He Vitamin-fortified alcohol second home in the area and again awoke a sleeping couple. when they panicked him by After gathering up $50 in trying to flee or summon help, bills and grabbing a portable police said. Neither victim was tape player, the man forced the may curtail memory loss By PATRICK A. MALONE BOSTON (UPI) - Thiamine, the vitamin essential to life that hospital would save society millions of dollars, far more than the program would cost, opportunity of virtually elimin ating a disease in a country. That opportunity occurs very Lansing to televise already is used to fortify milk they suggested. rarely," Criqui said in a tele¬ The performed by city council meets and bread, should be added to study was phone interview. alcoholic beverages, two medi Brandon S. Centerwall, a medi¬ The disease is called Wer Poet Allen Ginsberg Icenterl is led from t demonstration at the Rock)' Flats cal researchers said Thursday. cal student at the University of nicke Korsakoff syndrome. Its California San Diego, and Dr. main cause is thiamine vitamin Beginning Monday, Lansing City Council meetings will be nuclear weapons plant on Wednesday after a "die-in" in which 70 protestors Vitamin-fortified alcohol were arrested. Michael H- Criqui, an assistant B-l deficiency, and alcoholics regularly televised live on cable TV. could keep thousands of alco¬ professor of community medi¬ are practically the only ones Council members are expected to announce today that they have holics from developing a dis¬ who suffer from it because most cine at the school's La Jolla recently obtained access to Channel 28 from Continental ease that forces them to be put campus. people get thiamine in food. Cable vision of Lansing. in institutions permanently be¬ The vitamin is present natural It's easy to joke about vita¬ Lansing subscribers of the cable company <*an now keep in touch cause their memories have min fortified alcohol, but Criqui ly in beans, green vegetables, with their city government from the comfort of their living rooms. crumbled to nothing, the re¬ Cousin refuses to give searchers said in The New England Journal of Medicine. said the study addresses a quite serious problem. "We're talking about saving liver, egg yolk, brown rice and sweet corn. The disease starts with men Councilmember Richard J. Baker said the system was tested last Monday during the first live broadcast and proved a success. Baker said the council is temporarily depending on volunteers Keeping alcoholics out of the the public money and the tal confusion, uncoordinated from the city to operate the broadcast equipment. walking and an inability to marrow; man dies "We've got volunteer camera people from age 16 to age 63," bone focus the eyes. worsens It gradually to a state of severe Baker said. ■John Ogren program coordinator for Continental Cablevision of Programs shift amnesia where a victim en Lansing, said putting city government on television was included PITTSBURGH (AP) - Hope, who was with McFall guarantee when doctors stick gages in "confabulation," con in the company's plans when they came to Lansing years ago. Robert McFall, who could not when he died. more than 100 needles into my stantly making up stories to fill "It just took a while for somebody to grab the ball and run with McFall suffered a "massive pelvis that something won't go the frightening gaps in his persuade his cousin to donate the bone marrow that might intracranial head hemorrhage wrong," he said. WASHINGTON (AP) — The House Government Operations memory. "The hold up has been that the council lacked administration to have prolonged his life, died which occurred in spite of Committee Thursday endorsed the transfer of the government's Centerwall and Criqui said run the television programs," he said. Neither Shimp nor his attor¬ the disease is rare, but a Baker said one option the council is considering is to contract a Thursday of a massive hemor vigorous transfusions of blood vocational rehabilitation programs to a proposed Department of and platelets," the hospital ney could be reached for com¬ conservative estimate is that group of independent private technicians to run the broadcasts in rhage, hospital officials said. Education. ment Thursday. said. 1,200 alcoholics every year are the future, similar to East Lansing's WELM-Channel 11 crew Mercy Hospital spokesperson Those programs, which serve handicappers. are now under the In a desperate attempt to "We know he's individual institutionalized because of it, which televises the East Lansing City Council meetings. Mary Beth Dickson said McFall an jurisdiction of the Department of Health, Education and Welfare, obtain marrow that was biolo¬ and has his own right to a about one third of those per Baker is chairperson of a citizen's task force committee might have suffered the hemor¬ the agency from which a large portion of the new department's rhage even with the transplant. gically compatible, McFall had decision. Since Bobby forgave responsibilities would be taken. organized a year and a half ago to get city government McFall's cousin, David filed suit to force Shimp to him. we forgive him too," Mrs. The committee vote was 29-9 on an amendment offered by Rep. The cost to society of that proceedings televised. Shimp, repeatedly turned down undergo the transplant opera Hope said in a telephone inter- John Jenrette, D-S.C. long term care is $70 million a The committee began taping the council meetings soon after pleas from McFall and his tion. year, they estimated. Fortify¬ they organized and replayed the taped versions on cable Channel The panel also voted, 21-20, to stick with its decision Wednesday family to donate marrow. "I'm But Allegheny County Judge ing the billions of gallons of 36. When it became apparent to transfer to the proposed department the overseas schools alcoholic beverages consumed Baker said schedules of recreational activities in the city, not the monster many people John Flaherty ruled against the that McFall would not be able operated by the Defense Department for the children of military in the United States would cost various meeting agendas and other government information will think I am," Shimp had said, dying man. and his decision declared to find a marrow donor, his personnel and other U.S. employees working abroad. Some between $3 million and $17 be broadcast on the new cable channel. was "In our law, there's no duty members had sought reconsideration of that decision. doctors began an experimental million per year, depending on "All our live Monday night meetings will be taped for legal by an Allegheny County drug treatment. Dickson said. Vocational rehabilitation and overseas schools were among the how it's done, they said. re broadcast later in the week," Baker added. court. e's life. Our society is responsibilities assigned to the proposed department in a McFall, an unmarried, 39- based on the right and sanctity "Unfortunately, this drug is comparable bill that is awaiting action by the Senate. year-old asbestos worker, suf¬ of the individual," Flaherty effective in a very small per¬ fered from aplastic anemia, a Supporters of a Cabinet-level Education Department hoped that centage of patients and when the House committee could complete its draft of the legislation e disorder in which the bone Shimp refused to talk to effective, it requires weeks and does not produce sometimes months for thera¬ Thursday in time to meet a Friday deadline for adding bills to the enough red blood cells and reporters, except for one inter¬ House calendar. view with the Pittsburgh Press peutic results," she said. platelets. in which he defended his deci- The bill before the committee excludes nutrition programs, such Doctors said the best treat¬ McFall was admitted to the as those for school lunches and breakfasts, and Indian education ment for the malady would be a hospital for a nosebleed in from among the proposed department's responsibilities, though bone marrow transplant and "I'm not the monster many June. It was then that doctors the administration sought their transfer. The Senate said Shimp was the only likely people think I am ... there's no discovered his illness. includes both. donor among McFall's relatives and volunteers tested. Doctors had said McFall would have had a 50 to 60 percent chance of survival with the operation. But Shimp, 42, a crane work¬ er, said he wasn't sure he could endure the operation. McFall's sister, Beverly Hope, said "One of the last things he said was that he forgave his cousin and he asked us to forgive him too. "He had an indomitable spirit to live right up to the end. He was at peace with himself and was very happy," said Mrs. Electronic Repair on all makes of stereos, TVs. guitars. ani|»s, & CHs. LICENSED C.B. REPAIR. Service as fast as one day in rtiost EXPERT SERVICE AT THE LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN kIaES TeeNS all repairs carry war¬ ranty. YOUNG a WET | >DIH.T VIDEO CASSETTES OH SULEI JW E Mikfi*/ Laxx*. M.«9U mv| m-m Friday, August 11, 1970 1 0 Michigon State News, East Lansing. Michigan HALF DISAPPROVE OF CAMHDAC) Carter job rating below Nixon's That upward move continues a they would like to s Refugee: POWs alive Subcommittee Chairperson ments, he testified he was able Stales. By EVANS WITT Twelve percent v unde- By DANIEL F.GILLMORE trend which began earlier this l» follow the POWs to four A senior administrator offi¬ NEW YORK (API - Half of WASHINGTON (UPI1 - A Rep. Lester Wolff, D N.Y.. told cided. the American people do not summer after 15 months of Looking at those who said Vietnamese refugee says he reporters after the hearing. "It other detention centers. Forty cial at the hearing said Hung's The nation's Democrats were want President Carter to run decline. they voted for Carter in 1976, is hard to believe the story." six were still alive last year story "is not credible." split on a Carter re-election bid. half of those said they want to personally saw 49 American "It contradicts everything we for re election in 1980, com The latest poll was taken prisoners of war after the fall of Hung, who arrived in this after one suicide and two Half of the members of his own see Carter run for re election in know about the handling and pared with four out of 10 who Monday and Tuesday. The ma Saigon in 1975 and at least 46 country early this year, said he deaths "by natural causes." jority of the 1.600 telephone party said they want Carter to 1980. But 37 percent of his 1976 accounting for POWs," he said. him the were still alive in April 1977. first saw the prisoners in Learning Communist author run for re-election. The remain¬ "He can't recall News interviews were completed be¬ supporters don't want to see ities were on his trail. Hung one name, Associated Press NBC ing half were not so sure: 39 But Ngo Phi Hung, 48, told a Saigon on June 12. 1975, less fore it was announced that Carter try again. than two months after the city said he fled with his family by claiming the list he had was poll shows. skeptical House international Carter would meet with Israeli percent don't want him to run fell to the Communists. boat to Thailand last February stolen by pirates, yet he has This substantial opposition to In recent months, AP-NBC relations subcommittee on Prime Minister Menachem Be and 11 percent were undecided. given the ranks of all 49 men." the White House incumbent has News polls and others have Asian and Pacific affairs Armed with special docu¬ and then came to the United been built as Americans' rating gin and Egyptian President Among Republicans. 26 per¬ shown Carter facing trouble Wednesday he could not re¬ of Carter remained at the Anwar Sadat at Camp David cent would like Carter to run, when matched against potential member the name of one Amer lowest levels of his administra¬ next month to try to restart the with 66 percent saying they 1980 primary or general elec¬ ican, though he said he once had tion, the poll found. stalled Middle East peace talks. don't want him to run. The rest tion opponent's. a list of all of them. Carter's job rating has dip¬ Fifty percent of those ques were undecided. tioned said they do not want ped so far in the last six months that it is below that which the Carter to run for re-election in The crucial and large group public now gives Richard Nixon 1980. Thirty-eight percent said of independent voters split in looking back on his years in the Oval Office. ffy T£ Ten Pound Fiddle presents More than a third of those who voted for Carter in 1976 say they do not want him to run again in two years, the poll also showed. Contradance LIVE MUSIC - LIVE CALLERS ! There was at least one bright beginners welcome! spot for the president in the findings: public trust in Carter — as distinguished from his bog Saturday 7*11 m rating — rose again this month. at the Community Recreation Center In Valley Court Park, East Lansing "SGT PEPPER'S £ STARLfTE LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND" 1| SAT-SUN EARLY BIRO-4:40-5:10-'1.50 OPEN DAILY AT 1:00 PM SHOWS ot 1:15-3:15 5:15-7:) 5-9:15 PM John Travolta U\VVV"' li DOOLEY'S EARLY BIRD-4:45-5:15$l.SO / Phon, m oou Today at 7:25 *:25 / / Sat. ft Sun. at 1:25-3:25 5:25 7:25-9:25 r, AUGUST 14 8:00 & 10:30 PM YOU'LL CRACK UP First there was -before TICKETS. $2.00 IN ADVANCE AVAILABLE AT DOOLEY'S Coal Hand Luke, then [Si he cracks the case & BOTH RECORDLANDS (LANSING AND MERIDIAN MALLS) Billy Jack, but there has never been anyone like "A delightful comedy... funny and true." Seabo. "The best movie of its kind since NEIL SIMONS 'American Graffiti'." "One of the freshest and more impressive THE CHEAP films of this or any season." Brute Williamson dayboy Mogaane DETECTIVE SHOWN FIRST AT DUSK REPEATS FRI. ft SAT. "CAGED HEAT" Plus... *s3SSy; Got the summer term blues? Cheer up and take a summer study break, and you'll get a break at Olga's Kitchen. THERE iIS A DIFFERE WEEKEND SPECiRLS Purchase! SUNDRYf 1CA[500ffAny ■ l DINNER of'2.002.00 or o More. ■ | (with this c J SPECIAL h was beautiful. "OUR WINNING SEASONi-SCOTT JACOBY I fi Fresh Food Deal! | DEBORAH BENSON DENNIS QUAD | • Original Okja or Olga Burger Try any of our delicious Olgas, or our | RANDY HERMAN ■ -Fresh Fries tasty spinach pie, a crispy salad, fresh ■ urn • tor t sn ias s win • ama » erw • !»>■»" m EmP|0!","ilrt »♦ 1 M»frHts Ifyl 1 «nrfMts W f~Him ffi 1 Fer Site ||51 Classified Advertising AVON- YOUR FIRST JOB CLERK TYPIST position SECRETARY, CHALLENG¬ EAST SIDE 1 bedroom $200, ROOMMATE WANTED for 2 EAST LANSING, 3 bedroom. WE PAY up to $2 for LP's Information PAYS THE BILLS, SELLING available with MERIDIAN ING position, life insurance furnished $220, 2 bedroom bedroom apartment. Own 2 baths, walk to MSU. fami¬ and cassettes also buying AVON BUYS THE FRILLS. TOWNSHIP. Duties include office, immediate opening. $240, 374 6366. 0 15-8 25 (3) room $110/month including lies $400 332 1138. 2 8 11(3) 45's, songbooks, magazines. ION! 355-1355 J47 Studant Sarvlca. Mdg. Earn a second income and typing police reports, filing, Professional atmosphere and utilities. 394-3312. 8-8-21 (4) FLAT. BLACK & CIRCULAR, have money to spare. Sell some phone and public con¬ prestige office location. Res- FEMALE NEEDS own room upstairs, 541 E. Grand River. tact. Must be able to handle sponsibilities include typing, Thank you for Today's best buys are in the apartment or house. Close, Open 11 a.m 351 0838 AVON in your free time. Set in . confidential material and type shorthand, light bookkeep¬ coming back to Classified section. Find what fall Collect 1 313 474 5534 C 4 8 11 (6) your own hours, be your own 0A*$ 1 day -W< per line boss. Call today, 482-6893. 50 W.P.M. Position funded ing. and filing. Pleasant per you're looking for' 28 11 (3) i r i i 3 dayi • W< per line 8 8 14 (9) thru Title VI of CETA. Appli¬ sonality and experience in DISCOUNT. NEW. used, files. BUSI¬ iimmmnco 4 dayi • 75< per line cants must be residents of dealing with public helpful. DELTA ARMS 4 BEDROOM and garage and desks, chairs, HFDLDIIDCI1 MfninnCTiEO I days -70< per line FULL, PART-time $5.33/hour or more. jobs, For inter¬ Ingham County outside the city of Lansing and also meet Salary commensurate with experience. Free parking and excellent benefit program. Waters Edge basement. Near Available September. 323- Frandor. 4407 after 5 p.m. 6-8-18(4) NESS EQUIPMENT CO., 215 E Kalamazoo, 485 5500. 0 2 8-14 (4) appointment, 374-6328 Title VI criteria including 15 —irnpgrnEg view now filled unrrimnnn line rote per insertion 4-6 p.m. daily. 8-8-14 (4) days unemployment. Apply MESC, 3215 S. Pennsylvania. For an interview for reward¬ ing career, please send re¬ Rivers Edge LANSING, EACH side Avail WATERBED, QUEEN size, to Box A-1, State able September. 1110 Raider includes frame, base mat¬ STUDENTS TO work in car Meridian is a E.O.E. sume for summer News, 347 Student Services, Street, 4 bedrooms, $225. tress, liner heater, brand new. iconolines • 3 lines • '4.00 • 5 days. 80' per line over rental office. 3 p.m.-11:30 BL 1 8 11 120) E Lansing. 8-8 21 (17) Leasing1! month. 703 Shephard Street, $245, 669-9419. 4-8-17 (4) • 3 lines. No adjustment in rote when concelled. p.m. weekdays, 7 a.m.-3 p.m. and fall weekends. 489 1484. COCKTAIL WAITRESSES, 3 bedrooms, $180/month. Price of item(s) must be stoted in od. Maximum BLACK DIRT, sod farm soil. SHORT ORDER cook, part 1050 Water s Edge 227 South Magnolia, 3 bed¬ sole price of ,,0° 5-8-16 (5) apply in person, RAINBOW Approximately 5 '/* yards de¬ RANCH. 2843 E. Grand River. time, no experience neces¬ (next to Cedar Village) rooms, $225'month. 669 Peanuts Personal ads • 3 lines • '2.25 • per insertion. sary. Apply in person, 3251 or 669 5513. 0-4-8 16(9) livered locally. $40. 641-6024 EARN EXTRA money, light WOMAN TO share 2 bed- 75' per line over 3 lines (prepayment). HUDDLE NORTH LOUNGE. townhouse. $120/ or 372 4080. Fill. sand, gravel housecleaning, 2 days a room available also. 0 15-8-25(6) Rummage/Garage Sale ads • 4 lines ■ »2.50 week, Okemos. 351-2506 or 309 N. Washington, Leonard month. 394-5196 after 6 p.m. 332-4432 EAST LANSING, 2 bedroom 63' per line over 4 lines • per insertion. Plaza, downtown Lansing. 349-9375. 8-8-21 (4) 8 8 23 (3) duplex, available September 100 USED vacuum cleaners. Round Town ods • 4 lines • *2.50 • per insertion. 98 1. $260 plus utilities. Call SOUTH HOLMES. 1 year warranty, $7.88 and 63' per line over 4 lines, PARTY STORE has 4 open WORK IN exchange for flying 1 room STE-MAR MANAGEMENT, Summer efficiency up. Furnished, all up DENNIS DISTRIBUTING lost I Founds ods/Transportation ods • 3 lines • M .50 ings for male night clerks time. Open 2 p.m. - dark. 351 5510 3-8 11 (5) COMPANY, 316 N. Cedar. 18. Full time or part- FRANK'S FLYING SERVICE, Only utilities, share bath. Male per insertion. 50' per line over 3 lines. over 482 2677 C 15-8-25(5) needed $80 351-7497. time. Neat appearance im¬ 676 4860. 8-8-21 (4) EAST LANSING, half fur¬ 0 1811 (4) portant. Must be honest and nished, 4 bedroom, 2 W bath, VISIT MID MICHIGAN'S Deadlines dependable. References re¬ RN SUPERVISOR no pets. $460 month. 351- University largest used bookshop. Ads • 2 p.m. -1 class day before publication. Cancellation/Change - I p.m. • 1 class doy before quired. Call 485-4888 or apply in person at 1920 N. Larch, RN ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR Terrace L» loises 6838 8 8 21 13) CURIOUS BOOKSHOP, 307 E. Grand River. East Lansing. Lansing. 3-8-14(101 REGISTERED NURSES EAST LANSING houses for 5 332-0112. C-15-8-25 (5) 1 bedroom 3 FEMALE roommates want publication. ALL 3 SHIFTS one Once ad is ordered it cannot be concelled or changed ed for furnished house in or 6 students. Lease and NOW TAKING applications LICENSED PRACTICAL one 2 bedroom until after 1st insertion. Lansing. Stove, refrigerator, deposit required. Craig. 655- INSTANT CASH. We're pay¬ for additional riding instruct¬ NURSES. call between washer'dryer, fireplace. Pets 1255 after 6 p.m. 9-8 2314) ing $1-2 for albums in good There is a M.00 charge for 1 ad change plus 50' per ors. Teaching experience for Progressive 158-bed acute 12-5 welcome Nice area. 372- shape. WAZOO RECORDS, additional change for maximum of 3 changes. Western and English re¬ care facility has immediate 223 Abbott. 337 0947 1697 8-8 21 (5) ONE BEDROOM semi-fur¬ The State News wilt only be responsible for the 1st quired. CRAZY C RIDING openings in key staff areas. Facilities and services in¬ 332-5420 nished, no pets, deposits and C 15-8 25 (41 day's incorrect insertion. Adjustment claims must S™®1L8'_6L6'87J°_ 6J8"_18(7 > BROOKFIELD DRIVE. East references. $170'month plus be made within 10 days of expiration dote. clude: Pharmacy. Labora¬ ELECTRIC Lansing, residential living. 2 utilities. 2113 E. Kalamazoo. Bills ore due 7 doys from od expirotion date. If not NATIONAL SUPPLY FIRM looking for tories. Hemodialysis, Cardio-Pulmonary. Pediatrics, NONSMOKING FEMALE utilities, bedroom ranch duplex. Full basement, large yard. Avail¬ Phone 321-3191 8-8-21 (5) Aiiailt JH paid by due dote, o 50' late service charge will sharp aggressive person to fill needed, own room, Orthopedic and Vascular sur¬ close, $135/month. Call Mary ENGLISH sheep be due. inside sales position. Cus¬ able September. $265 Rooes LOVABLE gery. Multi-specialty medical tomer service and/or electri¬ staff Excellent wages and 373 8305 before 5:30. 351 month. 669-5513. 0-3-8-14 (6) dog needs home for yea' All cal background preferred, but 1428 evenings. Z 5-8-16 (5) expenses plus bonus 332- benefits. If you want a mod¬ not necessary. Send resume EAST LANSING duplex- 4 1 OR 2 people needed for 8644 aher 7 p.m. X-8 8 2314) ern hospital activity in a large country house. 12 to Box 22068, Lansing, Michi¬ bedrooms, 2 baths, families Automotive Automotive gan 48909. Equal Opportunity pleasant small community only. $400. 374-6366. acres river, big organic gar¬ FREE BEAGLE to good setting, call or write imme¬ Thank you for den Call 669 5069. 5-8-17(5) home, 4 months old. 487- Employer. 4-8-14 (11) diately to: Personnel Depart¬ 0-15-8-25 (3) AUDI FOX. 1975- AM-FM VOLVO, 1975- excellent con¬ ment. Gratiot COMMUNITY coming back to 6376 E-5-8-16 (3) ROOMMATE NEEDED - to MALE NEEDED. $70'month, and tape, 4-speed, dition, AM-FM 8-track, air, HOSPITAL. 300 Warwick $70 damage deposit. 485- SIAMESE KITTENS. 3 males. share house with 2 other nice radials, .»«. defogger. •— 351- $4250. 1-313 744-0486 Drive, Alma, Michigan 48801. BEECHWOOD 6772. 1-8-11 (3) $25 339-9438 after 3 p.m. 3336. 3-8-11 14) Z-8421 (31 SUPER (5171 4633743. An Equal people. Close to campus. $100' month and utilities. Call E 5-8-11 (3) VOLVO 1972 145 wagon, air, JOB! Opportunity Employer. 351 0847. X-Z-3-8-11 15) TWO ROOMS for rent in BMW 320 11977- air, AM-FM Filled for summer | Mrtiln Hews 1H — 4 8 17 (23) 517 Evergreen, 1 16 AM/FM stereo, radials. home, stereo, black, beige interior. Prestigious notionol com- A few left for fall. Clean, ask $2100, 349-1782. 2 BEDROOM, near Frandor. blocks from campus. Near Luxury package, best offer. seeks unique person as NEED MATURE woman to Union. Excellent shape. Fur¬ 351-4960. 8-8-23 (41 8"8J !_(?.> local soles marketing rep care for 2 and 3 year olds Available August 7th. $225/ nished. Ask for Ira at 313-557- LARGE MARLETTE, 7 month plus deposit. Evenings VOLKSWAGEN BUS, 1973 for M.S.U. Fulltime job (no Afternoons and evenings. 8159 or 559 9348 5-8-16(5) rooms, includes shed, wash¬ BMW BAVERIA, 1974- Excel¬ excellent condition, $2400 or students) with flexible hours Schedule flexible, mother only - 484-0363. 8-8-21 (4) er-dryer, etc. Campus close. •290 condition. $6900. Call best offer. 626-6391. doing hospital work. Trans¬ 351 0540. 6-8-16 (4) lent 351 7372 after 5:30 p.m. 8-8-14 (31 (some evenings.) If you are motivated (a tiger ess ) portation and references. Call 1-5 VINE STREET, near Frandor. 2 bedroom. $225. 351-7497 or I Fit Silt 1151 3-8-11 (3) personable smart (MSU gradspref.) apply. Opportu¬ 676-4695 evenings. 4-8-14(8) 485-1316. 3-8-11 (31 SEWING MACHINES slightly Rummage Sales'in BUICK 1969 Electra, air. load ed, good condition, new tires, I ami* \m nity for advancement. Solo- FULL TIME secretary lett. Shorthand and office in Has- 332.0053 COUNTRY HOUSES. Braden used, guaranteed, $39.95 and up. Open arm chairs from MOVING SALE- antique twin ry of $175 wk. plus comm. bed. desk copier, brass pole $600, 351-8733. 5-8-16(3) immediately RSVP skills required. Nancy, 339- Road, 3 bedroom, $300. $89.50 EDWARDS DISTRI¬ SUZUKI RM125,1976- excel¬ Starts lamp, snow tires 6.95-14, with resume or backround 9500 C 10 8 25 (4) FURNISHED, 2 bedrooms, Hagadorn Road, 4 bedroom, BUTING CO.. 1115 N. Wash¬ humidifier, stained glass sup¬ CHEVROLET 1972 station lent condition, $600. 669- $350 351-7497. 0-1-8-11 (4) 5031. 8-8-21 (3) sheet to Box D-4 State News utilities, parking, $235. 487- ington. 489 6448 plies, pottery, books, etc. 10 wagon, excellent condition, WANTED EXPERIENCED 1569. 4 8-14 (3) C-15-8-25J6) by Monday 8 14 3 PM a.m. - 8 p.m. Saturday. 2701 air, radio, must sell, best breakfast cook, full or part- 120 SOUTH Hayford. Need 1 72 SUZUKI TS90 perfect sharp. Interviews held Wed. FREE 30-day Biorhythm Pro¬ E. Grand River, Lansing, 484- offer. 355-7926 or 353-3272. time. Apply any day, man. Call John, 371-5090 or SOUTH HAYFORD, lower file Chart compliments of 6258. 1-8-11 (8) Z-3-8-11 (5) shape. No rust, 3500 miles. LIZARD'S UNDERGROUND, 351-7497. 3-8-11 (3) $350, 337-1437. 3-8-16 (3) 224 Abbott Street, East Lans¬ now at level apartment. 2 bedroom, new company1 Get into your CUTLASS S, 1973- excellent all utilities. Adults only. $160. Biorhythms today. Simply Real Estate iH ing. 8 8-21 (6) 4 BEDROOM, near blind condition, $1800. 372-7004 after 5 30 p.m. 8-8-14 (3) HONDA CB 500 bought new in T. 1976- 1977, 1700 RELIABLE AFTER KINDER¬ GARTEN help. Tuesday. BURCHAM WOODS 351 7497 or 485-6454 0-1-8-11 (5) school, very nice. $280. 351- send name address-birthdate and a stamped, self-address¬ BABYSITTER EAST Lans¬ 3898. 12 8 25 (3) HASLETT- ALL brick ranch, miles, extras. 332 1426. Thursday afternoon in my ed envelope to: Biorhythms. OATSUN B210, 1977- radial X-6-8-17 (3) ing. mornings, 2 year old, SUMMER ONLY! P.O. Box 1446, East Lansing. 2-3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, Glen Carin home. Call after 6 your home or mine, refer¬ SPARROW NEAR, 3 bed¬ large living and dining room tires. 5 speed, stereo, 40 mpg, Michigan 48823 p.m. 332-7457 X-12-8-23 (51 ences, good wages. Begin Pin* Lake room, $210 a month, clean, with fireplace, full basement, 351-3336. an unexpected C-14-8-25 (12) low mileage. Auto Service / now or September. 337-7940. carpeted 339-2479. pole barn on ten acres. Priced 3-811 (4) STORE DETECTIVES, junior X I 8-11 (4) opening Apartments X 6-8-11 13) BEAUTIFUL SOLID cherry in mid-ninety's. Call Betty JAGUAR XKE Coup 2 + 2, and senior CJ majors. 641 bedroom set. 5 piece. Excel¬ Douglass, 349-1499 or GOOD USED tires, 13-14-15 6080 Morsh Rd 1969- air, automatic, AM/FM inch. Mounted free. Used 4562 0-10-8-17 (3) WANTED- SALES specialist efficiency *17! CLEAN. FURNISHED 5 bed¬ lent condition. 394-1222. WALTER NELLER CO., for paint and stain products. Meridian Moll Area room, Rec room, bar, refer¬ G.O.H., 332 6595. 3-8-11(11) shortwave, wire wheels. Ex¬ wheels and hub caps. PEN- 8-8-23 131 MODELS, ESCORTS, VEL¬ cellent condition, $4500 or Work for Michigan Lumber immediate ences. Available now, close. NELL SALES INC., 1825 East VET FINGERS. Apply in per¬ •170 plus utilities best offer. 351-4960. wholesaler. Travel extensive 393 4206 after 5:30 p.m. Michigan, Lansing, Michigan 527 E. Michigan Avenue. occupancy! Ctoptlungfjam son, 8-8-14 (5) 48912.482 5818. C-15-8-2516) Z 14 8 25 13) throughout Northern Michi¬ 5-8 11 (4) gan. Benefits and opportu¬ nity excellent. Ideal for ag¬ Call between 12-5 OWN ROOM in duplex, fe¬ WATERPUMPS, FUEI male. near MSU. $87.50. GOOD DEALS! pumps and engine gasket TAXI DRIVERS, must have excellent driving record. Part- gressive building oriented person. materials Send re¬ 351•3118 unfurnished. 351-3329 even¬ 1975 Olds Storfire n« d.r 'adiocent io newci sets for your foreign car in time to start. VARSITY CAB sume to Box D-4. State News ings. 8 8 17(3) 'swimming pool ,,M« finish. 4-ipssd. A-1 condition stock at CHEQUERED FLAG COMPANY. 332-3559. Classified, 347 Student Ser NORTH PENNSYLVANIA 1 'central air •MM FOREIGN CAR PARTS, 2605 4-8-14 (4) vices, East Lansing. or 2 bedrooms. Partly furnish¬ NORTH PENNSYLVANIA! or dishwasher disposal 1975 Volkswagen Rabbit E. Kalamazoo Street. 487- 339-8192 X 4 8-16 (13) ed, $130-$160. Prefer adults, 2 bedrooms. Partly furnished, 'shog carpeting 4-tpood.' Specially prtcod el 5055, one mile West of INSIDE HELP wanted- must 351-7497. 3-8-11 (4) Evenings Fall leases •1395 part-time opening $130-$160. Prefer adults, 351- only — Special 12 month rates campus. C-15-8-25 (8) have car for transportation to FULL OR 7497. 3-8-11 14) 1973 Omega Sports Coupe for experienced tropical fish 1 & 2 bedrooms in modern 9 & 12 month leases available JUNK CARS wanted. Also work. Apply LITTLE hobbyist. Apply Wednesday- 8-unit, furnished Er unfurnish¬ 5155 BROOKFIELD DRIVE, CAESAR'S, 2830 E. Grand selling used parts. Phone River. 485-4406. 4 8-14 (5) Friday 10 a.m. noon at THE ed. Call 372-0297. 8-8-21(3) East Lansing, residential Call 351-7166 321 3651. C-15-8-25 (3) FISH MONGER, 1522 E. living, 2 bedroom ranch du¬ BOOK HIRMMAN HOUSES HOUSES HOUSES ^ocote^Utogodorr^oo^usMouth^o^Servicn^oo^ VW VOLVO MAZDA / MICROBIOLOGY Michigan, Lansing. 485-6036. plex. Full basement, large MASON BODY SHOP. 812 E. £r Apartments- no fees. yard. Responsible couple Full time position available in 3-8-11 (7) 6135W.SAGINAW V Kalamazoo, since, 1940. Auto Come in to our office and only. Available September. a 243 bed acute care hospital 321-6900 painting-collision service. for a Lead Technologist, GANTOS . . ■ WHERE fash¬ pick up a free copy of our $265/month. 669-5513. American-foreign cars. 485- ion becomes a challenging listings. Monday-Friday, 11 0-2-8-14 (6) THI STATE NEW* M1 Th til 9 (closed Sot.) 0256. C-15-8-25 (5) ASCP registered, Masters a.m. - 7 p.m. A.I.M. INC., career opportunity. Full and degree in clinical microbio¬ >ree UwMte u-m—emu — te Bewatew logy preferred. Excellent part time sales positions 2002 E. Saginaw (corner CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING available for mature indivi¬ Saginaw and Clemens), Employment ft starting salary and benefits. duals willing to work a flex¬ Lansing. 0-3-8-16 (9) CAMPUS DIRT. Please contact the personnel MERCEDES SL230,1971- air, ible schedule including even¬ department, LANSING GEN¬ will be accepting application* fori radials, sunroof, nice. 337- NURSES AID, experienced, ERAL HOSPITAL OSTEO¬ ings and weekends. Excellent HILL 7622 after 9 p.m. 8-8-17(3) full or part-time. 7-3 p.m., salary and liberal employee 3-11 p.m. shifts. Apply in PATHIC, 2800 Devonshire. discounts. Apply in person, Lansing 48909. Phone 372- '2 Bedrooms person PROVINCIAL HOUSE Meridian Mall. 4 8-11 (13) MUSTANG II. 1974- $1600, SOUTH off Aurelius between 8220 Ext, 267. Equal Oppor¬ Salespersons tunity Employer. 4-8-14 (17) •Furnished Apts. sun roof, 4-speed with snow Cavanaugh and Mount Hope. FAR OUT- make money "Free Roommate Service The State News Classified Advertising Dept. tires. 332-4375. 3-8-11 (3) 10-8-25 (71 ELDERLY INSTRUMENTS having parties! Think Toker- will be accepting applications for sales per¬ has these positions open: full ware and smile; be the first in 'Dishwashers NOVA, 1971- 61,000 miles, NURSES RN or LPN charge. sonnel for the coming school year. Must be and part-time sales help, your circle of friends to have •Central Air Conditioning excellent condition, $700. Full time or part-time, 3-11 able to work a minimum of 2 consecutive office help, repair, shipping, a Tokerware party. Now 337-2835 after 6 p.m. p.m., 11-7 a.m. shifts. Imme¬ book department manager, everyone can get those hard- •Swimming Pool hours per day, Monday through Friday. Pefer S 5-8-11 13) diate benefits with orienta¬ tion. Apply PROVINCIAL teachers. Apply in person to-get and top-of-the-line •Unlimited Parking some sales/advertising background and in¬ between 3-7 p.m. Monday- paraphernalia items. Call 349- 'Pleasant Landscaping HOUSE SOUTH, 882-2458 4387, 11 a.m. 8 p.m. for terest. Apply today 3-5 p.m. 347 Student Ser¬ OLDS 1973 Delta, 55,000 Monday-Friday. 10-8-25 (7) Thursday. Ask for Mark. vices Building in person. Students Only. miles. 484-8495 days or 393- C-6-8-17 (9) details. C-15-8 25 (10) 'Special 12month rates 4423 evenings. 8-8-14 (3) FULL TIME keypunch opera¬ tor, experience or training C'mon Typist PINTO RUNABOUT. 1975, needed. Please call Mr. Ban- FREE BUS field, 351-1310. 0-10-8-25(4) AND CHECKOUT The State News Classified Dept. automatic, 2300 cc engine, CEDAR GROINS APARTMENTS will be ac¬ ow mileage, excellent condi¬ CQLUNGWOOD ARTS! SERVICE cepting applications for typists for the coming tion, $1600, 349 3238. RESIDENT MANAGER New Leasing •air conditioned school year. Must be able to work 8-11 a.m., 3-8-11 (4) couple for East Lansing •dishwasher apartment. Duties include • furnished apartments • swimming pool •shag carpeting 11-2 p.m., or 2-5 p.m. shift daily, Monday leasing, janitorial and main¬ • 9or 12 month •»'' conditioning •unlimited parking through Friday. Must be the same hours every PINTO WAGON, 1973- auto¬ loose, available • within walking tenance. No children or pets. •2 bedrooms matic, new tires, $500. 339- Phone 351-0124 or 332-3202. distance to camaus day. Apply in person today, 3-5 p.m., 347 •models open daily 1023 after 5 p.m. Z-3-8-1413) 0-10-8-25 (7) APARTMENTS Student Services Building. Students Only. special rates available for fall 9 month leases only '320 731 Burch.im Drivf TR 71976, excellent. AM-FM 1135 Michigan Avenue coll 351-8282 cassette, rust proofed. Owner UNIFORMED SECURITY (behind Rollerworld officers. Call 641-4662. E.Lansing 351-8631 351 721? left country. $4500,351-3595. on the river) 3-8-16 (3) 0-158 25 131 (next to Brody) Friday, August 11, 1978 1 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan cigarette 'safe' | bUbtiti Ifift! | iacraatiaa tB Typiig Service it INTERESTED IN country living, still minutes trom Lan¬ FREE LESSON in care. MERLE complexion NORMAN UNIGRAPHICS COMPLETE DISSERTATION AND RESUME SERVICE OFFERS Official says no sing or campus? Owners COSMETIC STUDIO. 321 type setting, IBM typing, six known toxic substances must sell this small estate. 3 5543. C 15 8 25 <41 WASHINGTON (AP) - The scientific evidence on the dan¬ rises above a non-smoker's. being done for consumers by its offset printing and binding. continued promotion of high tar found in modern low-tar brands bedroom house with large U.S. surgeon general told ciga¬ gers of smoking that holds out "No one should be misled by ALL TYPES of optical re¬ For estimate, stop in at 2843 . and nicotine products when it with pre-1960 levels and listed separate rec room and fire¬ rette smokers Thursday not to any hope that there is such a Dr. Gori's study into the belief place. Large in ground swim¬ pairs, prompt service. OPTI E. Grand River or phone 332- has a demonstrated ability to the number of cigarettes one CAL DISCOUNT. 2617 E. 8414. C-15-8-25 18) be misled by a government thing as a safe cigarette or a that there is some way that one ming pool, all on one acre on adjust one's smoking habits concentrate on products of less¬ might smoke in a day before Howell Road, Mason. Call Michigan, Lansing. 372-7409. EXPERT TYPING by MSU study indicating there are "tol¬ safe level of smoking." can consuming as much of the The American Cancer Soci¬ and the cigarette one smokes er risk." LONG REALTY COMPANY C4-8-11J4) grad. 17 year experience. erable levels" of certain low-tar Gori and Lynch defined tol¬ harmful elements as were con¬ at 694-1121 or 393-6263. ask brands. ety echoed Richmond and add¬ and thus avoid all health risks." FOR QUALITY stereo ser Near Gables. Call 337-0205. tained in two pre-1960 ciga¬ "There is no known safe level ed a call for the tobacco Richmond said. erable levels in terms of ciga¬ for BHI Bunejl._4-8-nj14)_ vice. THE STEREO SHOPPE. C 15-8-25^ rettes. "Stopping smoking complete¬ rettes produced before 1960, 555 E. Grand River. of smoking of any cigarette of industry to "perform a service DO YOU like lake living with GOING ON vacation- typing to consumers and the American ly, on the other hand, even if when tar and nicotine contents They found a person could low tax rates? Beautiful, win¬ C-15-8-25J3) any type," said Dr. Julius smoke 23 Carlton Menthols but service resume fall term. 332 one has been a longtime smok¬ were much higher than today heavy insulated 4 LIGHTNING FAST- stereo, Richmond, the nation's top public by stopping manufacture terized, 3492. C 15-8-25 <3> health officer, whose warning of the more hazardous brands." er, has a dramatic beneficial and studies first identified the only three Merits or Reals bedroom house on Lake Vic¬ TV, CB and camera repair. before reaching the so-called toria. Minutes from campus, Guaranteed work. WILCOX about the dangers of smoking The statements were effect. A former smoker who long-term risks of cigarette smoking. It was those studies tolerable level. % hour from Flint. Home TRADING POST. 485 4391 appears on every pack of Amer¬ that led to the famous surgeon Mike Craig, a spokesperson owned by doctor. Real bar¬ C-12 8-25 141 ican cigarettes. for the Tobacco Institute, said gain price. Call LONG "While some cigarettes are "There is no known safe level of smoking general's report on smoking REALTY COMPANY at 694 and health in 1964 that linked Gori's report "suggests that the 1121 or 393-6263. ask for Bill f Serin less hazardous than others," he added, "there is no data any¬ of any cigarette of any type," said the na¬ cigarette smoking to lung can¬ industry has been responsive in Burrell.jWM1J14) tion's top health officer. "While some cig¬ cer and other diseases. meeting the desires of its FREE NEEDLE check, bring in where in the large body of consumers for different kinds of HASLETT- NICE 10 acres arettes are less hazardous than others, there Gori said large-scale popula¬ with ranch, horse barn and 2 your record player needle for tion studies show that people cigarettes. We will be watching free check at anytime. Spe¬ is no data anywhere in the large body of with interest what the scientific car garage. New listing, cial prices on new needles. who smoked no more than two $46,900. Call FRAN MARSHALL MUSIC, East scientific evidence on the dangers of smok¬ pre-1960 cigarettes a day had community will have to say WESTON REALTY, 882 about this research and, of 1568J-8-14J5I Lansing. C-1-8-11 (6) ing that holds out any hope that there is no higher death rate than course, the industry will be non-smokers. He and Lynch such a thing as a safe cigarette." looking at his report as well." EAST LANSING walk MSU and shopping from to this Phpif fcntallaj then compared the amount of spacious 3 bedroom, 2 story prompted by a top government has not smoked at all for 10 tome with 2 full baths, den. EXPERIENCED TYPIST, fast b accurate Thesis, disserta¬ scientist's report published years runs no more risk of lung dining room, kitchen with 9ating area and all appli¬ ances, 2 fireplaces and many tions. 339-3575. 8 8-16 (3) Announcements for It's What's Wednesday that a smoker could consume a pack a day of some cancer, heart disease, emphy¬ sema or chronic bronchitis than Baha'is meet here 9xtras. Owner leaving area. PROFESSIONAL TYPING. State News Happening must be received in the new cigarettes on the market someone who never smoked at Fast, guaranteed accurate State News office, 343 Student "without apparent risk." all." Call Hildegard Suchsland Classified Ads discuss 332-8781, REALTY 332-3582 MUSSELMAN 5-8-14(13) and reasonable. 321-2063 8-8-17 <31 Phone 355-8255 Services Bldg., by noon at least two class days before publication. No announcements will be accept¬ Scientist who heads the Gio Batta Gori, smoking and Meanwhile, Dr.- Arthur I. Hoiled, senior vice president to harmony THESIS, TERM papers health program at the National for medical affairs at the Amer¬ EXCELLENT HOME in the ed by phone. country- yet minutes from typed. Quick Quality. 332 Institutes of Health, agreed ican Cancer Society in New Midwestern Baha'is will host a conference in Holden Hall Friday 2078 0-15-8-25 <31 that cigarettes are not safe. MSU campus and downtown EXPERIENCED IBM typing, How's your tan? Competitive? York, said low-tar and low-nico¬ through Sunday to discuss reaching racial harmony in the world. Lansing. 3 bedroom house on Ipica-elitel. "But some are so low (in tar and Baha'i teachings are directed at solving present day problems of COPYGRAPH SERVICE. dissertations, Then enter the 1978 Lash Larrowe tine cigarettes impose less ser¬ 2 acres. Wild life and game FAYANN, 489-0358 Cocoa Butter Classic at 1 p.m. other toxic substances) as to racial, ethnic and economic inequalities throughout the nation and Complete dissertation and ious risks of lung cancer and sanctuary at rear of property, Corner C 15-8 25 13) cause no observable hazard," world, explained Lee Sumpter, secretary for the East Lansing resume service. Saturday, I.M. Outdoor Pool. In other disease than those with corral and stables included. case of rain: Sunday Aug. 13. Gori said in an interview. M.A.C and Grand River. Baha'i Conference Committee. Only $32,900. Call LONG higher amounts of toxic sub¬ REALTY 694-1121 Burrell 393-6263 or 6-8J8 (12) Bill 8.30 a.m. -5:30 p.m. Monday- Friday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m | IrwspTtatlM Ififtl Episcopalians. Eucharist at stances. But even the users of the lowest tar and nicotine The public is invited to attend Wilson Hall Auditorium. the meeting Friday at 7:30 p.m. in Saturday 337-1666. Father Downie's cottage this Sun¬ C 15-8 2517) DRIVER WANTED DRIVE day. We'll leave All Saints Church brands run some risks when Magdalene Carney of the National Spiritual Assembly of the EAST LANSING. 4 bedroom, '75 Impala to Kansas City or at 12:30 p.m. Call Karen for details. smoking them, he said. Baha'is of the United States will be the keynote speaker. 2% bath. Reduced for quick area August 14 or later, gas Citing the most recent A "Dawn Prayer for Racial Harmony and World Peace," is sale. Close to MSU Er all TYPING. EXPERIENCED, fast and reasonable. 371 - paid. 351 5248 3 8- H (4) All Lesbians invited to come to studies, including some finan¬ scheduled for Sunday at 6:15 a.m. on the lawn south of the MSU schools. Call CENTURY 21. 4635 C-15-8-25 (3l coffeehouse at 9 p.m. Saturday at ced by the tobacco industry Auditorium. GASKIN REALTY, Mike Montie. 374-8600. 8-8-14 (7) ANN BROWN typing. Disser- I W-H i the Women's Center, Lansing. Call for details. itself, Hoiled said the industry "must ask itself what good is All greater groups Lansing area churches, congregations, religious and other interested persons are invited to attend. Now's the time to clean out tations-resumes-term papers. WANTED- GUITARIST for 601 Abbott Road, North en¬ Help start a coop book store. the attic. Sell those extras no wedding, August 19th. 332- Organizational meeting is at one uses with fast-action trance 351 7221 5167 after 6 p.m. 3-8-11(3) 8:30 p.m. Monday, 331 Union. C-15-8-25 <4i Club upset over wilderness survey The State News Yellow Page (continued from page 3) opposed to general concern is more likely to have rn Both Lundy and Allen said the alternatives and the process are not final. Responses from the public, which will be taken until Oct. 1, could an effect. Two of Michigan's RARE II study are in 14 areas effected by the the lower peninsula, Elder explained. She said she is also concerned over the BUSINESS - SER VICE change the alternatives. t They added that they are hoping for "as much way public response as possible." Public comments will be computer coded and sent to the forest services office in Washington D.C. for evaluation, just as the original data was. The Michigan forest service has mailed the DIRECTORY & RARE II preliminary draft to 350 organizations, corporations and individuals in an effort to get public response, Allen said. OPTOMETRIST HEALTH FOOD TRAVEL PHOTOGRAPHY % He added tKat only 11 responses have been received but emphasized that the period for comment lasts until October and he expects more CO-OPTICAL 10% DISCOUNT la all MSU N responses as the deadline gets closer. However, the forest service is under no direct obligation to respond to citizen input, Allen said. SERVICES itudant, He added that knowledgable and specific input as TOURS - CUUISES Italia*,'. M, on purchases of $2 HOTEL RESERVATIONS Cm,...*. Mat) or moro, yogurts and broods oxdudod COURSE TRAVEL EXAMINED Dannon Yogurt 31* OFFICE Instant Color and Black Major New York newspapers I • ETES and White: • GLASSES RANOALL HEALTH FOOD 130 W. Grind Rivtr CONTACT LENS (continued from page 1) radio in the 1940s to read the their last three-year wage offer • Brookfiald Plaza Eiit Laming 2 for *9.50 crazy. funnies to the public. and instituting an attrition pro¬ 1381 E. Grand Rlvar 351-6010 ■ mm Several local television sta¬ Meanwhile, newsdealers said gram to reduce pressroom staff¬ 332*6892 ,220 Albori St. their customers were unhappy. ing by as much as 50 percent tions, among them the three "People very upset about over several years. network affiliates, scheduled are STUDENT FURNITURE CATERING SERVICE BICYCLE SHOP FURNITURE special news shows. One such it, upset and cranky," said Ethel The wage increase would be show, on WCBX-TV, featured Aldison, who runs the news¬ $23 the first year, $23 the next MSU INN % comedian Soupy Sales reading stand in the Waldorf-Astoria. and $22 in the third year of the H The press operators union contract. The loss of jobs was at the comic strips. The idea CATERING had been without a contract the heart of the union's dissatis¬ evoked one of the best-remem¬ since March 30, and manage¬ faction, especially because of TWIN 'S4.9S bered images from a past news¬ ment posted work rules hardships to part-time workers "Catering Speciality DOUBLE'M.9S paper shutdown — when Mayor Wednesday night imposing whose jobs are not guaranteed. Fiorello LaGuardia took to the •Wedding Receptions •Breakfasts, Lunch¬ Odd sizes to order MUOW TALK eons Dinners named •Bar Setups Breslin, Winder, Boger has low cost student furnishings •Takeout Service Acme Bedding Co. s lorgo boon bags, soft ond son- sual pillow furnituro. largo TV •Meeting Rooms and floor sittor pillows. equipment 405 Cherry A Kalamazoo F render 151-1747 355-3465 Phone 417- 4995 (continued from page 1) names." Barkers said. '"(fs has very good and at Winder was appointed pro¬ He added that attendance at each gsthering more than a HAIR SALON TOBACCONIST AUTO SERVICE vost in May 1977 after Boger's the selection committee meet- 1"°™m b"a been present. departure. Since arriving at NOW MAR THIS FROM THI TOR SPARTAN MSU in 1963 he has served as Nines AT IMS STORB WITH TM MUFFLER CENTER psychology professor and chair¬ •Cigar.,u by: W* ' * BRAKES person of the department, as well as associate provost. Chrysler sells plants 'SHOCKS Barker said at present the Sherman ■ DnaMIl • Sobraia. •Pipes bySavintUi *21 Red Door pipe tobacco blende * FRONT ENO WORK 30% I committee has received well over 200 nominations which they reduced to the 115 re¬ (continued from page 11 aging plants and redesign cars to meet federal standards on fuel economy, safety and emissions. TIm SarffM Caxril Mm i UtnM Utl rlfvatU mm*!* U Iu|irM< U r«r STUDENT DISCOUNT viewed so far. The committee is "The bottom line is they're selling off their European operations Phone 349-0430 ON ALL WORK w working both as a whole and in subcommittees to get informa¬ to make it easier to finance their capital expenditures at home," said David Healy, analyst at the Wall Street firm of Drexel, CwnpieLL s WITH I.D. 4663 Ardmort Shot 717S. PENNSYLVANIA tion on those nominees. Burnham and Co. Oktmos. Michigan 48864 PROMOTION jsum. ON The search and selection committees meet either once or twice a week as a full commit¬ "It makes sense," Healy said. Chrysler prices jumped Wall Street trading after Thursday's announcement. Chrysler will participate directly in management of the three on active BARBER REAL ESTATE tee, and are putting in about six companies "until late 1980," the joint Chrysler-Peugeot announce¬ to eight hours of homework ment said. Current Chrysler management would be unchanged for reviewing candidate resumes, the time being at the companies being bought by Peugeot. ■ he added. The committee has a Dec. 1 deadline for the submission of a 00 list of at least five names to the MSU Board of Trustees. Illegitimate birth rate "We are hopeful that the to trustees on our committee will keep the board alert to when we are likely to deliver the 60 percent women (continued from page 1) from l*oi to 1970. At uie same in this age group increased by 66 percent. time, the number of "The fact that the rates among teen-agers have not dropped but have continued to rise may well reflect both poorer understanding and use of contraceptives as well as restricted accessibility to it them," the report says. The number of women who could bear an illegitimate child been increasing rapidly throughout the 1960s and 1970s as has the post-World War II "baby boom" children enter their reproductive To list your business call Lynn 355-8255 years, the report says. t Michigan Stole News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday. August 11, 1978 13 THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO CAME TO SEE PABLO CRUISE LAST (sluofly tiw (6)WJIM-TV(CBS) (IQ)WILX-TV(NBC) (1 l)WELM-TV(CobU) IhiDSflhitJ (12)WJRT-TV(ABC) (23)WKAR-TV(PBS^ NIGHT Friday, August 11, 1978 1 4 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan SOME ARE LESS HAZARDOUS Magic shop for By JAMES N. McNALLY tricks with easy-to-read in¬ pros, higher degree of magical knowl¬ habits. novices publications are available for all Professional magicians come levels of expertise. Some used state News Staff Writer structions. The dormitory edge to perform. Jarboe said many Lansing to the East Lansing shop from books are also stocked, but if When the University Mall magicians prefer card tricks either with an ordinary deck of Community College students as far away as Detroit and Flint they were damaged or high¬ opened in May 1975. Sorcerer'! Apprentice on the upper level cards using instructions from a partronize the Sorcerer's to buy guillotines, bottle tricks lighted "we probably wouldn't and disappearing dove boxes. take them," Jarboe com¬ opened with it. It has survived book or special trick decks. Apprentice. LCC features classes in clowning and in The sales staff at Sorcerer's mented. when other magic shops have Card tricks, according to The stock includes a reprint failed. Jarboe, are popular because of magic. Though. MSU does not Apprentice will often ask a have similar classes, if offers professional to perform a trick of the 1901 classic "The Expert Manager Carl Jarboe attri¬ their spontaneity. the MSU Magic Club. they may better judge his at the Card Table," a book butes the success to "a lot of "You can borrow any deck," so loyal customers." Jarboe said. "You don't have to Club faculty advisor George level of expertise. They try to teaching how to cheat at cards. DiPietro Kooistra. also manager of sell at that level, rather than The tricks contained in it make Owner Brian bring a trick in your pocket. pushing a customer into a trick it still one of the most popular started the shop as an occult Coin tricks, though, are not University Publications, is one of many faculty and staff "clos¬ they do not have the ability to books, according to Jarboe. magic store. When Jarboe, now as popular among students as an MSU political science grad¬ card tricks. Because thev in¬ et magicians" who makes the perform. Jarboe said. During Halloween season the volve a creative sleight of hand, trip across Grand River Ave Sorcerer's Apprentice also Sorcerer's Apprentice carries uate, began working at Sorcer¬ sells magic books. Instructional masks and make-up. er's Apprentice, he was able to Jarboe plained, they take a nue to support their hobby convince DiPietro to cater more to the standard magician. "The first four years of my life I wasted," Jarboe said, adding that he has been a State News Bob Stem magician since the age of five. Magic bull Aubrey Marron falls prey to Brian DiPietro's trickery. DiPietro is The Sorcerer's Apprentice owner ol the Sorcerer's Apprentice, a magic shop on the upper level oi the markets its products to both the novice and the professional, University Mall. Jarboe explained. Many students buy simple HES NEVER SEEN THE CAMPUS Japanese at 'IP to pick up By JOANNE LANE facilities in Japan. degree State News Staff Writer His MSU tuition and fees were paid in part through a military contract. The contract, set up by the Department of Defense, helps Shoji Nakano came to MSU Wednesday to pick up his diploma, a student with tuition with the understanding that the schooling but he has never attended a single class here or even seen the campus. will improve the quality of the teacher's instruction. Nakano. a native of Kyoto. Japan, has earned a master's degree "In Japan the universities are crowded into the cities and there in education in a little over two years. is no room for gardens or large open spaces like there are at MSU," Nakano said. "We hope some day to be able to move out to the He began by taking nine credits from the University of Hawaii and then earned the other 36 credits necessary for the degree at an countryside where we can spread out and breathe a little easier." American Air Force base in Tachikawa, Japan. The Air Force base has since been reactivated and Nakano has At Tachikawa, Nakano met James L. Page of MSU's College of returned to his home country. He will teach 17 sessions of Education. Page was in Japan on a term basis teaching courses in grammar classes a week at Asia University in Tokyo. instructional media. He said through the use of language labs Japanese students At the air base." Page said, "the Department of Defense sets • strengthen their major weak point which is conversational up schools for the servicemen and their families. Nakano was a English. cultural teacher for the school or a teacher who teaches ways of the Japanese culture to the Americans." "I hope in the future the Japanese government will allow more of their budget to include exchange programs like this one," Nakano felt. Page said, he could benefit from getting a master's Nakano said, "I hope to some day be back to earn the degree of degree in education to further help his own teachings at a education specialist but it may be awhile. There are many others in Japanese university. front of me that also wish to come here and the government just Nakano worked mostly with Page in courses which compared doesn't have the money." PHOTO DEPT. and contrasted the educational aspects of middle and secondary schools in both the United States and Japan. He then compared Page said these types of programs have mutual benefits for all and contrasted historical background and some methodologies participants. "We just can't have enough of this type of exchange of •Cameras •Canon used in media and evaluation procedures. 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