VOLUME 72 NUMBER 126 MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 1978 1 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING MICHIGAN 48824 J Arsonists hit Iran theater; at least 337 known deaths most of them youngsters. many of the victims were ide of the theater. 1 By PARYIS RAEIN of it had seeped ins TEHRAN, Iran (API — A fire apparently Police said the theater's only exit had trampled to death. Authorities said be me been locked as an anti-terrorist measure, tween 20 and 40 escaped, some through a The sear, set by Islamic extremists tore through a roof exit. charred they continued Sunday as rr theater in the southwestern Iranian port trapping the frantic, screaming but helpless crowd Police said the arsonists poured gasoline of the victim leir bodies burned boy city of Abadan killing at least 377 persons, Saturday night. recognition. Police saic Investigat DAYTON HUDSON CORP., CLC AGREE ere Moslem ri and to attendance at movies during the Moslem holy month of Ramadan. Mall proposal wording settled current It was a hot, muggy night in Abadan. an oil-refining city of 335,000 tip of the Persian Gulf. The c wd had court for another four years, Dayton Hudson gathered at the Rex Theater t By PAl'LA DYKE a large, two-level shopping mall on the officials consented to meet with CLC in Persian-language film "The Dee State News Staff Writer property to be called The Cedars. Development of the mall was delayed June. An agreement has been reached on the when CLC gathered more than 7,000 Their mutual goal was to negotiate a ballot wording of a November ballot proposal asking voters whether they favor construc¬ petition signatures in late 1977 calling for a proposal that would hand the mall construc¬ tion decision directly over to the citizens of tion of the proposed Dayton Hudson mall in public referendum to reverse the city East Lansing. council's decision to rezone the land from East Lansing. About 10,000 foreigne agricultural to commercial. When an agreement could not readily be Representatives of Citizens for a Livable Americans, live in Abadan but police sail Dayton Hudson officials thfen took the reached, the city council directed City Community, Dayton Hudson Properties and none was believed in the theater, which is i the East Lansing City Council announced environmentalist group to court, contending Attorney Dennis McGinty to mediate the that a public vote on land rezoning was discussions. a poorer, working class district of the city the settlement in a joint press conference Police scoured Abadan for those respons: Friday. illegal. Though both sides await a consent In April, Ingham County Circuit Court judgment from Hotchkiss and approval from ble for setting the fire, but reported n the city council on their settlement, the final arrests. The Dayton Hudson Corp., a Minneapolis- Judge Ray C. Hotchkiss ruled the rezoning Hamid Payan, a theater atter based development firm, currently owns referendum legal, at which time Dayton agree-upon ballot proposal is as follows: "Do you approve of the adoption of owner Ali Naderi were arrestee approximatly 100 acres in the northwest Hudson appealed the decision to the were not announced, but there w: of East Lansing. Ordinance 400 which would permit the corner Michigan Court of Appeals. Then, realizing the case could be tied in construction of a regional shopping mall by tion they might be charged with r The firm introduced plans in 1976 to build Locking the doors of public Dayton Hudson Properties at the corner of Lake Lansing Road and U.S. 127 within the places is ; off city of East Lansing?" In an eerie re enactment of the assassination of President John F. The agreement stipulates that if the basement of the burned theater two months Limit of group's rights majority votes "yes." Dayton Hudson will proceed as planned with development of the mall. If the majority vote is "no," Dayton Hudson will drop all plans for development ago. and police said Payan told them he feared another attack. There were no fatalities in that bombing. The Shah of Iran. Mohammed Rezi Kennedy which occurred nearly 15 years ago, shots once again rang out in Dealy Plaza in Dallas Sunday. Inset: A police sharpshooter fires live ammunition into sandbags from the same sixth-floor window of the Texas School Depository that accused assassin Lee Harvey Oswald fired at in East Lansing and the city council will Pahlavi, promised severe punishment for President Kennedy. was major contention rezone the property to some other classifies tion. Dayton Hudson rspresoniatL e Peter the arsonists in a message t<> families of the By PAULA DYKE The right of Citizens for a construction of the Dayton State Newt Staff Writer Livable Community to pursue further legal action against Hudson mall was a major point of contention in recent Hutchinson announced Friday his firm will drop their pending appeals suit against CLC's referendum petition as a result of the religious leaders have been addressing mass rallies throughout the nation urging Iranians to attend prayer sessions at Police re-enact agreement. mosques instead of watching negotiations with corporation officials, a CLC spokesperson revealed Friday. The agreement does not, however, telev and CLC coordinator James Anderson said Dayton Hudson representatives originally Reports from Abadan said the fire followed infringe upon CLC's right to contest other Kennedy gunfire wanted language included in the ballot proposal agreement that would put a stop to such a meeting there. CLC's anti-mall efforts. legal aspects of the Dayton Hudson mall At least six theater fires have been Negotiations were drawn out, Anderson said, because of his organization's The group plans to appeal a decision attributed to the extremists since Ramadan long-standing refusal to sit back and let Dayton Hudson "throw their corporate weight handed down in January which upheld the started. Ramadan is a month of tasting around." By TOM DECOLA to the Assassinations Committee by Sept. 1. city's right to alter East Lansing's Compre during daylight hours for devout Moslems. "It's a David and Goliath struggle, but we feel we have some decent slingshots," hensive Plan for 1980 by rezoning the The ban i I 'AI.I.AS i APi - Shots rang from the old "Standard electronics will be used." Anderson said. alcohol in keeping with M"slem teachings, Texas School Book Depository, pale echoes Barger said, repeatedly refusing to specu¬ Dayton Hudson property for commercial CLC is currently planning to appeal a decision in the next few weeks concerning development. also have wrecked liquor stores, nightclubs ol the gunfire that struck down President late what might be learned from the tapes possible violations of a long-established master plan for the development of East Lansing. (continued on page 10) John F. Kennedy, as acoustical experts The tests were triggered by the recent The original suit, filed in May 1977, claimed city planners ignored the Comprehensive tested the theory that more than three discovery of "blips" on a police recording Plan for 1980 in requesting the rezoning of about 100 acres in northwest East Lansing shots were aimed at the president 15 years made during the assassination. There were for construction of a regional shopping mall. ago. indications the recording, made routinely at According to the comprehensive plan, Anderson said, the property was to be developed Just atter dawn Sunday, police sharp¬ police headquarters when an unidentified into an industrial park, occupied by small, non-pollutting factories and private businesses. Ingham County Circuit Court Judge James T. Kallman upheld the city's actions last Attack on flight crew shooters took aim. shooting rifles at three piles of sandbags marking the approximate motorcycle officer's microphone stu< k in the icontinued on page lOi January, ruling that "a master plan cannot be carved in a tablet of stone, never to be position v.hero Kennedy was hit while altered by the winds of change." riding in a motorcade through Dallas. But Anderson feels confident CLC has a valid point in the appeals case. Other, unexpected pistol fire came from He said the Dayton Hudson mall, if built, would in fact present direct, damaging competition to the central business districts in Lansing and East Lansing. results in two deaths police stationed at a grassy knoll near the depositor). the site named by some Citing figures from Dayton Hudson's Retail Impact Study, Anderson said area theorists a- the -oiirce of shots directed at businesses would lose 14 percent of sales to the mall in the first year of its operation. the president. He explained that a 15 percent loss of sales can sometimes mean a 50 to 100 percent loss LONDON (API - Two terrorists be London's Heathrow airport to relieve a The tests, conducted for the House Select of actual profit. lieved to be Arabs attacked an El A1 Israel crew flving a Boeing 747 from New York to Committee on Assassinations, were re weather "For some businesses, losing only 4 percent of profits would mean losing it all," Airlines bus picking up a jumbo jet crew at Tel Aviv. eorded by more than 50 microphones set up Anderson said. London's Europa Hotel on Sunday, killing Scotland Yard said that one man, by experts trying to reconstruct the sounds Mid - Michigan weather "Downtown Lansing is already teetering on the brink of destruction as a viable retail two persons and wounding at least eight described by witnesses as of "Middle East of the assassination. guessers predict mostly sunny- area," he said. others, the Israeli Embassy and authorities appearance." was arrested running from An Italian rifle similar to the Mannlicher skies with temperatures climb If the mall is built, Anderson said, it would only be a matter of time before downtown here said. the hotel and another is being hunted. ('arcane that the Warren Commission said ing into the low-80s today. East Lansing would crumble as well. Embassy spokesperson Yehuda Millo said Julian Harris, a 23-year-old Londoner Lee Harney Oswald used to kill Kennedy Tonight is scheduled to be who lives in an apartment beside the hotel, Bradford Pryce, group manager of East Lansing Planning, Housing and Community the attackers sprayed the bus with automa spat out the first round, the bullet plunging mostly clear with temperatures told reporters the airline bus outside the Development, said the planning commission felt a regional mall would draw from a much tic weapons fire and lobbed hand grenades. landbai in the low 60s. larger area than the Lansing-East Lansing area alone. Witnesses said there were at least four building /a- riddled with bullets. He said Moi X lollo. the driver's area was shattered by gunfire Pryce said the commission also felt the student population would continue to support explosions. East Lansing businesses, thus cushioning the central business district from any severe In Tel Aviv, an El Al spokesperson said and shrapnel. airline security guards, accompanying the He said he saw a man lying on the ground The gunfire from the book depository impact a regional mall may have on local sales. crew, fought the attackers. near a taxi outside the hotel with a gun was as expected — but a ninth shot rang out A spokesperson at Middlesex Hospital beside him. from a different direction, at markedly said a man and a woman were killed. An El "He was lying very still." Harris said. "A Al spokesperson here said the woman was a woman with a lot of blood about her legs That shot, police spokesperson Bob Shaw stewardess. was lying near the bus and there was confirmed later, was from a .38-caliber There was no immediate word on the another woman nearby. I think she'd been pistol fired from a fence behind the "grassy identity or the nationality of the other shot in the legs." knoll." victim. Harris said he heard at least four Millo said that "several" El Al employees explosions and several bursts of gunfire. were wounded in the midafternoon attack "There were bodies everywhere, but I in London's fashionable Mayfair district. couldn't see how badly they had been hit." The hospital said five persons were hit by An Israeli student, who arrived at the scene after the attack, told reporters he gunfire and seriously wounded. The other three casualties were hurt by flying glass, saw "one young woman in an air hostess the spokesperson said. uniform who had blood pouring from a Millo said the terrorists struck as the El wound in her neck." Al crew was about to board the bus for (continued on page 10) Search for missing woman fails Intensive air, water and foot searches over the weekend by local a 15-year-old Delta Township girl and the attempted murder of her police have failed to turn up any evidence in the disappearance of 13-year-old brother. He is being held in the Eaton County jail in lieu Kristine Ann Stuart, the 30-year-old woman missing from her of a $100,000 bond. Miller was engaged to Martha Sue Young, the MSU woman who East Lansing neighborhood since last Monday. Stuart was last seen on Coolidge Road within two blocks of her was reported missing on New Year's Day 1977 and never found. home at 1300 Basswood Circle around 9:30 a.m. by a close friend of East Lansing Police Chief Steven Naert said his detectives are Slate News/Jean Moore New benches were installed in Spartan Stadium her husband. currently looking for "anything that would connect Miller with Mrs. by the Irish Construe- Stuart." tion Company of Howell, Mich. Alvln McDonald Last week's arraignment of Donald Gene Miller, 23, of East and Shelley Irish burn Persons with any information concerning the Stuart disappear¬ the numbers into the benches Thursday. Lansing, raised suspicions that Miller may have been involved in ance or the June disappearance of Wendy Bush, an MSU student, one or more of the recent disappearances of area women. are asked to contact local police authorities. Miller was charged with sexual assault and attempted murder of Monday. August 21. 1978 2 Michigan State News East Lansing. Michigan UNWISE TREND, DEFENSE HEAD SAYS Aircraft carrier veto defended President Carter's veto last est navy in the world, and we remain on finding lasting peace week of a $37 billion weapons do have it." Brown said. "We in the Mideast, thereby making authorization hill containing the can continue to do that only if less military might necessary; carrier allocation. we reverse the trend toward and trvnd toward "We need to have the strong smaller and smaller numbers of •SALT negotiations. He said bigger hut I larger and more expensive he sees "steady but slow pro¬ Electrician blamed for air bomb blast ships." gress" toward a new strategic If such a trend is not stopped, arms limitation agreement with he said, "we're going to end up the Soviet Union, with a rea¬ MANILA toilet blasted out of the plane flying (mWRMUSE TV COMjRESS LIKELY with a fleet to small to cover all sonable chance of resolving Philippines AP: Govern¬ was ment investigators are blaming an 24.000 feet over the Sibuyon Sea 120 the parts of the world we need "sticky problems" by the end of airport electrician reportedly despon¬ miles southeast of Manila. the year. dent over losing his |ob for Friday's in-flight explosion aboard a domestic The sources said Salazar. 36, had been fired for drunkeness by the Civil Aero¬ Abortion funding vague In the interview. Brown also spoke briefly on these topics: Even if further SALT agree- merits are reached. Brown said, •civil defense. He said the Philippine Airlines jet. sources close to nautics administration at Cebu City in the "I would expect the arms Soviet Union outsponds the the investigation said Sunday. central Philippines, where the fl:ght abortionsfor militar; United States about 10 to 1 in competition to continue." The explosion blasted the rear lavatory He said he was well aware of originated. He named his wife as military dependant? shelter and evacuation efforts of the BAC-111 and hurled the bomber Soviet military activity in Eu¬ beneficiary of a $5,333 insurance policy for abortions is far froi The measure is estimated to life-threatening in case of nuclear attack, but he through a hole in the fuselage and he bought at an airport counter, the Sen. John Stennis. I) Miss., added it would be "a dangerous rope and said "that's part of the have reduced the number of reason" Carter vetoed the mili¬ injured three of the other 84 persons sources added. knocked that restriction out of illusion" for the Soviets to abortions qualifying for federal aboard the plane. the Senate bill because he did that much tary authorization bill. They said Salazar sold his watch to buy funding by 99 percent, accord- count as protection Sources said Rodolfo A. Salazar who the plane ticket to Manila and took a rear not want a fight that might in an all out nuclear exchange; Carter said in announcing his was aoDarentlv settina the bomb in the seat on the dawn flight Friday. jeopardize the legislation. •Israeli arms. Brown said veto last week that he wasn't that House and Senate of the Labor- con Another abortion rider ap¬ talks are continuing about pos¬ objecting to the spending level forces will appropr ions bill, the probably wind up peared when the House passed sible future U.S. transfer of - though he felt it could be Chairman Hua ends Romanian tighten the trip groping for any middle ground within reach on each four bills ictions by prohibiting fed its $95 million foreign aid appropriations hill. weapons or planes to Israel, but he also said emphasis should higher - but to the ways the money was to be spent. > funded abortions for poor BUCHAREST Romania -AP) - Chinese of the Soviet-led Warsaw Pact to refuse to et-s except to save their Communist Party Chairman Hua Kuo- take part in crushing the liberal Czecho¬ slovak regime of Alexander Dubcek. POLICE. FIREFIGHTERS 0\ JOIl feng wound up his trip to Romania Senate is expected to Sunday and prepared to continue his visit Romania and Yugoslavia denounced the its appropriations com- to Eastern Europe with o flight to invasion at the time. Yugoslavia is not a version ■ of the same Yugoslavia. The Soviet Union is with Hua s visit to openly displeased the region it has Warsaw Pact member. Romania besides being a member of the Warsaw Pact, belongs to COMECON, which inguage seeks .thoriums for rape and more that would also Memphis strikes over a Moscow-based trade and economic ictims and when "med- MEMPHIS. Tenn. il'PI) The offer, except for the dominated since the end of World Warr II. - fighters' union will contribute The Soviets have development community, but has insist¬ Memphis's striking police offi¬ addition of a "fact-finding" $5,000. In return. Chandler suggested Hua is trying ed on directing its own foreign policy. and fire fighters, some still ither battle, the House cers committee that will decide agreed to drop his demand that to drive a wedge between Moscow and The 57-year-old Chinese leader held ded an anti-abortion bitter over their dealings with whethere to increase the final strikers be forced to begin its allies in southeastern Europe. about nine hours of talks with Romania's lent to a $119.2 billion the city, were back on their 7.5 percent raise in October anew at bottom scale, losing all The timing of the trip to coincide with independent-minded President Nicolae Department appropri- jobs Saturday, freeing the 2,000 ade by the accrued benefits. National Guard troops who the i i before the "The integrity of this govern¬ arriving Wednes¬ i Monday's 10th anniversary of the Soviet- Ceausescusince since have kept watch over the city police began their walkout. ment has been upheld and led invasion of Czechoslovakia was day. He gave a Sunday night dinner at the in their absence. Under terms of the accord, believed no accident. Chinese Embassy in Bucharest for his many of the provisions sought "I think this could have all both unions will compensate by the unions have been met," In 1968 Romania was the only member hosts. been avoided," said Ken Rook the city for losses resulting the mayor said. 'There is total Sea law talks underway er, a veteran patrol officer with from the strike. The fire¬ agreement." a desk job in the warrant section at police headquarters. with pressure for mining Rooker said he believed the strikes could have been settled 'Crowded calendar'' may- "two weeks or a month ago" had it not been for Mayor UNITED NATIONS .AP' - The slo it Law of the Sea Wyeth Chandler, who took a it began in December 1973 -- under thro; - its seventh since the I'nited States hard line in negotiations. "Chandler put this city keep Senate from ERA and other industrialized nations to san lilateral mining of through hell," Rooker said. valuable minerals on ocean floors. The mayor maintained dur¬ WASHINGTON lUPIl - Senate Democratic Leader Robert In the I'nited States. Britain and We lany, legislation is ing the stike that, "the question Byrd said Saturday he is not certain the Senate will extend the being encouraged to allow private mi mpanies to begin really is whether the city- ratification deadline for the Equal Rights Amendment before exploitation of mineral-rich nodules on 1 of the world's Lockheed decision stalled for check om should be run by city govern adjournment. ment or city workers." Byrd noted that a filibuster has been threatened over extending "We can't be in a wher nining is held up The strikers finally agreed to the ratification process for the proposed constitutional amend- WASHINGTON >'UPI, - A decision on Department s criminal division recom¬ indefinitely simply b in international conference of 156 new contracts Friday after a whether to prosecute Lockheed Aircraft mended prosecution in April. to agree on all the details of an hectic day during which the "I voted for it ERA in the beginning," Byrd told a' news The Lockheed is the latest in a Elliot L. Richardson, the chief strike was on again and off conference. "But there Corp. and one of its former top case are some problems about the extension series of sensitive legoti; again several times while the that have not yet been resolved in my own mind. executives is being delayed to check investigations in which national Consequently, he says, the Carter administration is hacking a mayor and negotiators argued "We have a crowded calendar, and time is running out on this claims national security might be dis¬ security considerations have bill in the U.S. Senate that would permit American firms to begin collided with and threatened to derail over final language of the Congress," Byrd added. "Still. I hope there will be an opportunity closed at the trial the Washington Post — operations to retrieve nickel, cobalt, copper and manganese from agreements. to give ERA another try." reports. - prosecutions, the Post said. the seabed after 1980. The bill cleared the House of Representa¬ The pay increases. guaran¬ The current time limit for ratificatii i ends next March, The Post said in its Sunday edition In one case the government an¬ tives last month by a vote of 312 80. teed by the new agreement will Thirty-five states have ratified the ai lendment, but ERA sources familiar with the investigation of nounced it would drop three of six Even by optimistic estimates, a comprehensive international bring the monthly salary of supporters say an extension is needed sine it takes 38 states for Lockheed s payments to foreign officials felony charges against a senior executive treaty is not likely to be ready for signing before the summer of police officers with four years approval and it will he impossible for three i lore legislatures to act report the UA has been asked to check of International Telephone and Tele¬ 1980. Once signed, the treaty must he ratified by individual of service to $1,340, compared under the current timetable. the validity of the defense attorneys' graph Corp. because it would have had to governments - a process that could take ye > - before i to the $1,148 they now receive. The House recently approved extending the time limit through disdosedassifieddocuments at the trial. become effective. claims, which came after the Justice Fire fighters with equivalent June 1982 and prohibited any state which has already ratified the Besides regulations for mining ocean floor measure from changing its mind. experience would receive would also cover freedom of navigation and ov $1,294 monthly, compared to Bryd said he expects the Senate will wind up its session by other marine issues, settlement of disputes, pn Baker names Ford. Kennedy as eandidates the $1,108 thev are now paid. mid-October. 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Michigan Stole News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday AucjM 71. 1978 3 BASIS FOR FACULTY NEOOTIA LCC accepts fact finder's report By MICHAEL MEGERIAN In the area of salaries, the The Michigan iled that past procedures State News Staff Writer fact finder recommended that Higher Kducal mplementing part time lab In seeking a labor settlement LCC incorporate a formal sal that part-time i continued on page 5) with Lansing Community Col ary system for full lime faculty .. lege's faculty, the LCC Board of $3,900 total in Trustees adopted a resolution a three-year con¬ Thursday to accept a fact tract period. finder's report. The board said LCC currently ranks ninth it will use the report as a basis for further labor negotiations. among Michigan's 10 largest community colleges in salary Engineers help playground Negotiations at the state's levels. second largest community col¬ By CATHERINE RAFTREY The report also said though lege began in May 1977 when LCC's staff is relatively new. State News Staff Writer the board met with the Michi¬ indents reluctantly count the i that factor should not be a basis gan Association for Higher for determining salary adjust¬ i. studen t Will.)' I Eleti ichuol i Education to discuss salaries ward to. ments. and benefits for full- and part Thanks to interested members of ihe parent, teacher organizatii and the MSU time faculty. While new personnel may chapter of American Society of Civil Engineers, as well as a few conct led companies. Both parties requested a fact¬ account for a portion of the the children have a playground they can boast about. finder in October of that year. difference that exists between On Saturday, members of the two organizations met at the school and constructed The resolution follows a 10- the average salary at LCC and seven new pieces of playground equipment. Included were three tire cubes, two State News Susan Tu'sa month review by fact finder at other community colleges, tapered balance beams, a mountain climb and a log cabin. Concentration is all important as this rider guides her trusty steed over the attorney Mario Chiesa regard¬ the report said, it is less •Jerry Carter, president of Willow Street Elementary PTO, explained that for 25 barrier at the All American Buckskin Horse Congress held at the Ingham ing salary and fringe benefits relevant to deciding salary years the only playground equipment the school had was a couple sets of monkeybars. County Fairgrounds last weekend. compensation for full and part- increases that should take place At one of last year's school board meetings, the PTO decided to do something about time faculty and lab techni- during the collective bargaining I he lack of playground equipment. agreement. Throughout the year the organization held raffles, a carnival and other fundraising events which earned a total of $9(10. The fact finder's report rec ommended that part-time facul After searching through catalogues full of expensive equipment, a PTO member suggested asking the Civil Engineers Organization at MSU for help. Tuition act implications assessed ty receive an hourly increase 4 percent less than full-time fac¬ ulty. Together, the two groups decided what type of equipment would be safest and the ASCE then designed the structures. With volunteer help from Amer Cell Structures Inc., Berry's Landshaping and LCC had recommended that Demmer Corp.. all of Lansing, they were able to build roughly $3,000 worth of By LEE WYATT Some contend the group hurt directly from the parents' tax passes, it would make Univer¬ full- and part-time salary in equipment for only $900, Carter explained. The costs of higher education most will be those who cannot bill for tuition expenses in sity administration more diffi¬ creases be the same, but the John Makrias. MSU senior, explained that the work completed Saturday was only are rising every year and there receive financial aid because of curred by students, their cult. If the tuition act increased earnings opportunity the second phase of a planned three-phase program to improve the playground. has been much academic con their parent's income bracket spouses or dependents. passed and created by a recent trimester Last spring, the groups installed a balance beam and horizontal ladder. troversy as to the worth of a or have two or more students in The costs of college for an went into effect, the IRS could justify the tax credit only after expansion prompted the fact For the third phase they hope to build a basketball court and magic square game. diploma when a person gradu college. undergraduate in-state student finder to recommend the reduc Makrias said. The Packwood-Moynihan attending MSU is approxi¬ knowing who paid what and Yet, enrollments climb high¬ Tuition Tax Credit Act of 1977, when it was paid, Terry ex¬ Aside from serving the needs of the children, Makrias said he believes the project is mately $3,400, said Steve an excellent learning experience for the engineering students as well. er every year and employers was designed claiming it would Terry, assistant vice-president plained. The report also concluded the are curently demanding college alleviate the stress put on of finance and treasury. There would also have to be percentage increase granted to graduates to run cash registers middle income families with Terry said the present finan¬ current record of the changes in full-time faculty be granted to and gas pumps. students attending colleges and cial aid programs are very icontinued on page 5) full-time lab technicians. 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On Ihe lower level, in Home itecorating n s vr r.i <■*' -'■» i University] of Michiqan Jacobson's "MASH" McMALLY Carter should now veto Mash gets burned at tuition-tax credit plan The U.S. Senate proved last week that the The most significant aspect of Carter's plan is the the local bookstore Packwood-Moynihan Tuition-Tax Credit Act is not a increase from a $16,000 maximum for tuition aid to do or die piece of legislation when it voted to adopt $25,000. It is significant not only for what it means to I had just hiked into my favorite book store for students. It has a The recidivist obviously hoofed his way across the road where he could blend in with the campus crowds. nearly all the guidelines proposed by President all those families that fall in the new catagory, but certain intellectual atmosphere with all those textbooks, and it I returns to the store and asks to see the manager. I waits by the Carter as well. We are gratified at this bit of unity also because it is an acknowledgement that $16,000 is carries my favorite girlie magazine with the glossy photos. sale books, looking for a volume on Danish art. The manager being expressed by the Democratic Senate and feel not necessarily the median income level for most I drops my backpack off near the front door, with assortment an of schoolbooks, record albums and pimple medicines, as the nice approaches. that this is all the encouragement Carter should need Americans. Inflation has caused college costs to rise, "Can you be helped?" he asks. sign had requested, and proceeds to examine Miss September. to veto the unfair tuition-tax credit plan. not necessarily in real dollar value but at least in I walks past the brainy posters that don't have words and gives "I hope so." I says. We have expounded at length on the ridiculous¬ nominal values. The government has finally realized Cheryl Ladd the once over. I spots the "Adults Only" sign and I proceed to explain my predicament to him. It had my Harry ness of giving a tax break to people just for the sake that a college education is nearly an impossible focus my attention on the magazine rack. Bridges Cliff Notes, I explains, and now its gone. A tear starts to I'm analyzing an excellent treatise called "Girls of The PAC 10" form in my eye. of having a tax break. There most definitely are burden for many families in the $20,000-earning "Gee, customer, I'm sorry." he says grinning plastically. families in this country who do not need another when I'm rudely interrupted. range. "Hey. Mash!" someone yells. "Well," I barks. "Whaddaya gonna do about it?" break of any kind. True, the tax-credit act would In addition to the re-adjustment in median family "Whaddya want?" I barks, my concentration broken and my "Gee. well, I'm sorry," he whimpers, "but we cannot be held offer relief to some people who genuinely need it, but income levels, the Senate and Carter have both spirits down. I recognize the face of the yeller, but I can't responsible for a stolen backpack, you understand." the sweeping provisions of the act give aid to some agreed to a liberalization of Guaranteed Student remember the corresponding name. I think he took Econ 200 with "I don't understand," I says in an understanding tone of voice. who flatly do not need it. This is what elitist Sen. Loans. The government will pay the interest on the "My trusty travel companion is missing, plucked from its Patrick Movnihan considers being a fair-minded loans while the student is still in college, regardless "Don't you own an orange backpack with a 'Unions Everywhere heartbroken master by some advocatus diaboli. and you have the But Here' bumpersticker on it?" the face asks. Democrat. of the student's family income. In addition, the gall to stand here and tell me you're irresponsible." "Sure," I snaps. "Whaddabout it?" "Gee. I'm sorry, he says, "but its store policy." Carter's ideas, which the Senate recently adopted, government has agreed to guarantee the repayment "I just saw it jogging down the street in somebody's hands." of student's loan after college is over. I hustles through the store, past Cheryl, and to the door to look "Well, why do you even make us leave our backpacks at the prove that middle-income and lower-income families door?" I Work study grant appropriations would also be for my trusty bag. I looks high. I looks low. I looks everywhere I inquires. can be helped while still recognizing that certain "Well, sir, you see, it's security," he explains throwing his hands go. hut I don't see my backpack. All I see are a few gawkers families do not need the help. If this is discriminatory doubled under the new plan. in the air. "If we let students bring their backpacks in the store, watching hardhats eat lunch and a car that fell into Grand River — then so be it. If nothing else, Congress — at the goading of things would get stolen." The Senate, in adopting Carter's suggestion, Carter — is finally recognizing the worthiness of considered the provisions as being added to the investing in the youth of America, no matter what tuition-tax plan, but this is mere protocol. They are their socio-economic background may be. Carter VIEWPOINT: STEREO vs. SNEAKERS actually two seperate bills, which means Carter can now must prove his pledge to fiscal responsibility by safely veto the tax-credit plan without cutting off aid vetoingthe unneeded, inflationary tuition-tax credit altogether. We aren't mindless robots plan. Living life to its fullest we're discerning people Thomas Jefferson once wrote to a friend that, "The earth belongs to the living, not to the dead." An updated version of that maxim could no doubt be By NANCY E. WILLMOTT shoes have such poor entertainment value . Bruce Guthrie, your Aug. 16 "Rights" ... For one minute step beyond your cynical verified by the three Americans who recently and realize there are often deeper, viewpoint is honorably idealistic and stance completed the first trans-Atlantic crossing in a hot thought-provoking. N'o one can deny that more sincere reasons for obtaining a good longhand because her stereo took priority air balloon. the present social economic system is music system. For many folks a quality over a typewriter is a senior mo/oring in It is somehow ironic that the world becomes the grossly unfair to many people. However, reproducer is primarily a means to enhance No'ural Sciences being a veteran member of the sneakerless, at-home listening enjoyment — the "status" property of those who have chosen to live life in the function being minimal or entirely absent. face of death; who have gone and succeeded when "phenomenally-expensive stereo system" Letter Policy clan. I can't resist nit-picking a certain others have tried and failed; who have faced ridicule portion of the essay. Speaking more generally, I resent you The Opinion Page welcomes all letters and throughout only to hear the jeers turn to cheers after assumption that Americans are totally viewpoints. Readers should follow a few rules Specifically. I refer to statements con¬ manipulated by promoters of super- to insure that as many Utters as possible proving their mettle. materialistic life style. One can enjoy appear in print The world belongs to those who make it. The seven cerning your roommate acquiring an ex¬ material hobbies and objects without sali¬ whodied trying for the same feat are still considered pensive stereo "that he didn't need." All Utters and viewpoints should be typed According to you. his sneaker-sacrificing vating like Pavlov's dogs over every piece to have lived nobly, but it is easier to write off those of bait advertisers inform us we "should on 65-space lines and tripU-spaced Letters behavior was soley inspired by none other and have". I don't feel particularly deprived viewpoints must be signed and include lo¬ who died as foolhardy. than the evil doings of advertising sorcerers cal address, student, faculty or staff standing while lacking automobile, television, "disco Perhaps the three who made it should be and that ail-American, unquenchable desire —if any—and phone number. No letter or for status. duds", or even ultrabrite sex appeal. I viewpoint without these items will be consid¬ considered as foolhardy, given the fact they had the couldn't care less about 90 percent of the ered for publication. knowledge that seven people had died trying to Really now. Mr. Guthrie, what is this garbage advertised in the various medias. conquer the same obstacle. But we do not label these great capacity you possess which allows you Letters should be 25 lines or Uss and may to assign the proper priorities to other True, most advertising is deceiving, be edited for State News styU and concise¬ men as foolhardy. On the contary, they have become people's budgets? Assessing someone else's manipulatory and even insulting to one's ness to fit as many letters as possibU on heroes. And heroes they deserve to be. Had there intelligence, but it can't by itself transform a page. Viewpoints may be no longer than 75 needs "aside from those of bare survival) is been 700 deaths instead of seven, these men any discerning individual into a mindless, lines and may aUo be edited. prone to great error and. besides, tennis probably would have even more readily accepted the challenge. If to conquer what seems so impossible and to do it with humility and confidence is craziness, then let everyone be a little bit crazy and let them rejoice in their new-found courage. Niecolo Machiavelli may or may not have been the epitome of the slightly-crazed individualist, but his statement that, "never was anything great achieved without danger" still rings true today. Hail to all those who sail under a Double Eagle. public's. and other track team members admire, The Double Eagle II Flanagan should My faith in Dr. Jackson's ability to make respect and support Dr. Nell Jackson to the decisions as an administrative head is firm. utmost. The primary reason for making any Pamela Y. Swanigan keep Jaekson t at all is to let it be known that I Women's track team member The mall vote is coming comments to self Congratulations are in order to It was a fine idea to put the take "yes" for an answer. In other Dr. Nell Jackson does not need my the Citizens for a Livable Com¬ question directly to the voters via words, the final vote tally on endorsement to justify her credibility as munity and the Dayton Hudson a referendum rather than relying election day will probably not be director of Women's Athletics nor as a track Corporation for finally coming to on the voters's representatives to the last word on the Dayton coach. Dr. Jackson's noteworthy creden¬ an agreement on the obvious. do it for them, but in effect, the Hudson mall. tials, which are many, speak for her. Our The only thing the agreement athletic director is a well-respected, intelli¬ Really, what could be so hard referendum will answer nothing has done is to clear the way for gent woman, held in high esteem by people about wording a referendum to ask except who was able to exert more in her profession. people if they want to see a mall pressure and sway more voters massive media blitzes from both The reason I decided to speak out after built on the north side of East than whom. parties. On the surface, one would reading Jerry Braude's article of Aug. 14 that Dayton Hudson about changes in the coaching staff of Lansing? Dayton Hudson does not neces¬ suspect would win hands down in extrava¬ women's track is not to slander Cheryl The agreed upon wording is sarily have to take "no" for an Flanagan's name, but to point out that virtually the same as that which answer on the referendum ques¬ gance, but it's not necessarily so. their (Jackson and Flanagan's) personal the CLC turned down, except that tion — there are other avenues The Citizens for a Livable Com¬ conflicts, which made it necessary for the Ordinance classifying the area they can pursue should the voters munity, while they may espouse Flanagan to leave, were Cheryl's own and as a commercial zone was spelled reject the mall. And the Citizens esoteric, grass-roots arguments, not the public's. for a Livable Community have have a very strong silent partner Just as Dr. Jackson's reasons for not out. But who really cares if it was in the form of the Grand River stating categorically Cheryl's short comings Ordinance 400 or300? I It was 400.) already warned that they will not and ineffeciencies as track coach is between merchants. the two parties involved and the Athletic Cheryl Flanagan It could get pretty persistent as Department administration — not the November draws closer. And be sure that both sides will have very The State News ] persuasive, thought-provoking arguments. Dayton Hudson repre¬ DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau sentatives have now been in East h a [ .mtvwkmtktcr Monday August 21, 1978 Lansing long enough to have U£\Severn mm nines Editorials 01 > the opinions of the State News Viewpoints, columns "=b j mb similar. he5 85in6 and letters c assessed what local citizens are i Til mp *23.000, and i'm 6et- . e personal opinions. Editorial Department concerned about. And despite - it;; n» just *22000!m is s mrm?>- anything else, the shoppers who ■ u illii' ^ 1 x would go out to the mall instead of Dave DiMarhno Kim Shanaban downtown would relieve some of Sports Editor Mike Klocke ichelle Chambers Layout Editor Deborah Heywood the traffic and parking congestion Copy Chief Kenneth I Parker in the city. Darnel J Hilbert However, the Citizens for a Livable Community will still have Advertising Department Bob Shaffer Assistant Advertising Monoger the most common-sense argument Advertising Manager GinoSpaniolo if they just stick to the question of; Do we really need another mall? Michigon State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday. August 21. 1978 5 miCLEAR POWER ISSUE OF '70s? War, n-plants compared By STEVEN HARTUNG problem of nuclear power going away by greater the profits, Brown contended. The itself. Instead, nuclear power must be Brown added that there is no develop fight against nuclear energy may ment of alternate energy sources because become in this decade what the anti war arrested before it is too late, he explained. and civil rights movements were in the He placed emphasis on a grassroots they are not profitable. 1960s, said Nelson Brown, a member of the movement against nuclear power and Energy from the sun, wind and tides can New American Movement, the socialist stressed the importance of a spontaneity be used as inexpensive energy sources, he organization pushing for progressive issues. that parallels the'60s movements. said, and the utility companies would have a Brown told the Mobilization for Survival He said the capitalist system is responsi¬ difficult time controlling these sources to last week he sees many parallels between ble for the continuance of nuclear energy realize high profits. Instead, Brown claimed, capitalism will the government's policies that took the programs because wealthy business per United States into Vietnam and their sons are producing for profit and see profits risk such dangers as partial melt downs or policies to expand nuclear power and as coming first before the needs of the Brown, who was involved in the civil weaponry. people and the ecosystem. Like Vietnam. Brown said he feels, Economic and political forces are pushing rights and anti-war movements as a nuclear power in the United States, he said, member of the Students for a Democratic "People will act out of moral urgency in confronting the nukes (nuclear power because utility companies will be able to Society, said at the beginning of Vietnam plants) because of the great issue at stake monopolize nuclear energy. "we thought the leaders made a mistake." survival." Also, similiar to the Vietnam The more capital utility companies begin "We discovered it as a shock that situation. Brown said he does not see the with - the larger the monetary base — the American involvement in Vietnam was not a mistake, but rather the American empire State News Susan M Pokrefky there to protect their economic was Cleanup efforts have begun in the wake of high winds that swept through Co ntrvside Village trailer park. interests. which is northwest of Perry, early Saturday morning. Knowing postal rates "But they were a people (the North Vietnamese) who wouldn't quit when the United States threw weapons at them," Brown told his audience, comparing the present nuclear power policies to the Winds damage park near Perry can help save By REBECCA DICKEN cash government's stance during the Vietnam War. "There is a great need to confront nukes in their own territory," Brown said, High winds swept through a mobile home park outside of Perry early Saturday morning, causing an estimated $200,000 damage. The damaging winds swept through Countryside Village, 4600 id."We had a security advantage in that the mobih •»n <>nly has two roads leading in and out so w< •reen people coming and going pretty well." W. Britton Rd., at approximately 5:30 a.m. "strewing debris and he state Police, the Red Cross and the sheriff "because there is a great issue at stake. With increasing postal rates, the United States Post Office wants to make sure horse posse" also aided in the evacuation and ;ploding trailers," said Otis Little, deputy emergency service . customers are paying the correct amount of postage, said Vern F. Wieferich, customer Survival." coordinator of the Shiawasse County Sheriffs Department. i. He added thai cleanup work is well under way by service representative for the Lansing post office. Mobilization for Survival is a nuclear "Some consumers don't seem to be aware that you are required to pay 15 cents only for issues study group involved in the social Eight persons were injured and three of these were Lo be a tornado because the first ounce of first-class mail and 13 cents for each following ounce up to 12 ounces," aspects of nuclear power and exists as an hospitalized though no one was "seriously hurt." he added. educational service. cty persons were evacuated from the area, which is » damage on either side said Wieferich. They also actively A good way for families to use up their 13-cent stamps is to put them on mail weighing campaign against nuclear power plants. approximately three miles northwest of Perry. Little said. He added that a shelter was set up in Perry Saturday but most have » sighted and the damaging o.er an ounce but less than 12 ounces, he suggested. vhereas tornados generally now made other arrangements. The post office has many different mailing options, explained Wieferich, as rates are 'We had tremendous cooperation in maintaining security in the determine by weight and destination. First-class, second class, third-class, fourth-class, priority mail, parcel post, registered LCC trustees and certified mail all have a special definition to the post office, explained David J. Kiss, assistant customer service representative. • continued from page 3i technician salary increases remain against the tuition credit. bill. "Each class is just as important as the next," Kiss said. "The only reason it's called first un altered. The average salary rate ••lass is because it was the first type of mail used in the colonial days." However, the United States expanded and became more diversified, he continued, the part-time technician is $5.77 per hour. per Tuition act assessed During year, the last academic then ASMSU Student The groups opposed to the bill argued that it was regres¬ need sprung up for different mailing classes. Questions involving hospitalization and Board President Kent Barry sive and inefficient in its pur dental insurance also discussed in the Kiss explained that first-class mail consists of written letters and post cards; were Terry said if the act passed, and staff < pose. These groups also noted second class mail includes newspapers and magazines; booklets and catalogs are usually report. MAHE demanded a program of (continued from page 3) Washingtf D.C. three that the act would benefit only tuition fees if student there might be a slight reduc¬ mailed third class and fourth class or domestic parcel post is used to mail books, films and fered by the Michigan Education Special a were to separate occasions to lobby in those people in the middle-class Services Association, which serves 12 of the drop any classes, he added. tion in the allocations from the manuscripts. favor of the act. They claimed income brackets, thus not being "We have had experience in federal government to colleges Priority mail is first class mail weighing over 13 ounces, he said. 17 Michigan community colleges holding a the bill was an "outstanding" equitable to all students. working with that sort of and universities during the first "Priority rates." Kiss said, "enable the customer to get a little better service for a faculty insurance plan. example of progressive legisla- The fact finder, however, recommended situation," said Terry. year of the program. As an alternative to the lightly ex pen tuition credit act, the two that LCC offer the MESSA program as well He explained that in 1967-68, tax These rates are determined by destination and weight of the package, Kiss continued. The reduction, however, The act however, was not national organizations favor Blue Cross Blue Shield insurance the University had students Within the radius of Saginaw, Grand Rapids, Detroit, Fort Wayne, Ind., and Toledo, as a would not mean higher tuition, well received by other student President Carter's program to program. Faculty members have the option pay for classes by assessing Ohio, priority packages should be delivered by the next business day, said Thomas E. but the loss would he absorbed organizations. The National of choosing either program, which would them a small percentage of increase funding for the pre¬ klinginsmith. officer in-charge at the post office in Lansing. by the general budget of the Student Association and the If the destination of the package is within our mailing service," Kiss explained, "we provide only hospitalization insurance. their parent's taxable income. sent system of grants and Then there were over 60 differ National Student Lobby, claim- guaranteed loans for students The fact finder also recommended that guarantee that it will be delivered by 3 p.m. the following day." payable categories, Terry In the past year, there has who qualify for financial assis As with most of the services. Kiss continued, express rates are determined by weight LCC implement a full-paid dental program, ent but did not suggest a specific plan. said. been extensive lobbying for and of the package and distance it must travel. Records and Prerecorded 40% off on All items in the Tapes Potting Shed Pro Keds Discontinued Paperback Books .35° ea or 4 for a dollar Limited Hours: 7:30-5:30 quantities available NIll^H Mon.-Fri. I BOOH STOKE £ Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan Monday, August 21, 1978 JOHN NEILSON Looking through BEACH BOYS AT PINE KNOB colored vinyl I've always loved records pressed on reasons. Black vinvl copies were cheaper to Perpetuating the California colored vinyl. When I was younger, my produce, and the record by that time usually favorite records were my collection of didn't need the color gimmick as a sales Mouseketeers singles. I liked these more than promotion. Also, the colored vinyl versions tended to wear out quicker — something to my Davy Crockett soundtrack album, more consider if you have copies of these scarce than my "Little Lulu Plays Kazoo" singles, blooded country is and even more than my boxed set of discs. Hs Bll.l. HOLDSHIP likely to feel. Surf music kept soundtracks from movies like Savage Sam, In the past few years colored vinyl has seen rock 'n roll a renaissance of sorts. The underground of u nci at Bine Knob. 1 exciting and alive during a Old Yeller. and Incredible Journey. The reason was simple the Mouseketeers tunes hard-core rock collectors has been discovered, -aptureri the feeling stagnating period of transition — so to speak, and a lot of product has in turn from '50s to '60s, and that alone were pressed on shiny carrot-orange vinyl. is worth a lot. Just as we can These are hard times for color-vinyl freaks. been aimed at them. A lot of punk bands truly brother now trace rock and its myths Big Bizness has found out about us, and as deserving of obscurity have sold records horn still from one Elvis to another, it sis usual, they see us as a potential source of simply because they had the foresight to inconceivable to imagine the "More Money!" they're more than happy to press on colored vinyl. In the process, however, the blessing of California folk-rock of the supply us with vinyl "fixes" — but at a price. colored vinyl has become a curse. Record Byrds or the "promised land" There was a Bme. way back when, that illusion of the later '60s without colored vinyl was reserved for novelty discs, companies are aware of the value of these the golden sun rayed mytholo¬ such as the aforementioned Mouseketeers records to collectors — but they want their 45s. Flashy colors would appeal to the kiddies, cut, too. The solution they opted for was to gy of Brian Wilson. It was an illusion, but that they figured, and they were right. Some¬ charge "what the market will bear" — i.e. too doesn't mean it was a lie. It was where along the line, though, record com¬ much. Consider the following examples. Recently Romance. Because this was a panies realized that the kiddies they had been period when people really be selling to were becoming rock 'n roll fans. some colored-vinyl imports have arrived in lieved they were going to A few scattered colored-vinyl rock discs East Lansing record stores — including such artists as Elvis Costello, Wreckless Eric, the change the world, and, as appeared in the late '60s, including the idealistic as it may now sound, much-sought-after Nazz Nazz LP (in blue and Damned, and Ian Dury — with a list price near $11. Also, a variety of colored-vinyl m with sunbleached many believed they were going red) and a few promotional copies of other i-ted comic books, to do it with music alone. albums and singles. In the '70s the trend imported singles are on sale at select stores for $3.95 — which is pretty stiff for two or superheroes. went "Wouldn't It Be Nice" was as spread to such popular albums as Dave Mul. owned a first much about universal love as it Mason's Alone Together, (multicolored three songs. Not content to mess with new hed on a beach, or was about a romantic marble effect), Grand Funk's We're an releases, there are also plans to re-release the concept of >covered the oppo- marriage. The Beach Boys were The Beach Boy American Band (see-thru yellow), Todd original Sgt. Pepper and "white" albums by lew'i. every Ameri there to bring us sounds of joys Rundgren's Something/Anything (blue and the Beatles on colored vinyl at suitably red), and J. Geil's Bloodshot LP (see-thru exorbitant prices. Caveat Emptor. ■It joy at least once and happiness from the JFK tions" and a sense of love. of a snow glazed window. And tive cynicism of the Eagles' i Beach Boys song, era throughout the turbulent But even before the youthful this is why I love the Beach "Hotel California." Still, Brian red). As I said before, I love colored vinyl. .rnia Myth perpetu- 60s. And even when the myths dreams began to fade, Brian Boys. 1 mean really love them. once said that he wanted his The usual practice was for promotional However, I love rock music even more. When became more complex and the And I know that they love me. copies of certain albums to be pressed in the the money-grubbers make it hard for me to le Beach Boys is experienced difficulty reconcili songs to sound like heaven, and afford new records simple because they want e final refreshing times especially turbulent, the ating the painful difference They told me so on an album when I heard the chilling bar gaudy plastic, along with the first few this tired- and in hundreds of songs. I monies of "Surfer Girl" soaring thousand records intended for the public. the sheer profit they make on colored-vinyl 1 fantasv message was still "good vibra between reality and romance. He retreated to his room one believi then from that stage last week, I felt Later pressings of the album were usually on product, I get really mad. final time to dream on, and has This is why it upsets me like the surfin' angels had come the standard black vinyl, for a variety of I hope you do, too. emerged only once during a when people say that a belief in down to take me home one final disastrous tour with the band romantic "rock culture" is non¬ ago. Ye his sense. Rock didn't spawn a In concert, revolution, nor did it change brothers Carl & Dennis. Mike the world. Nonetheless, it gave r Love, and A1 Jardine continue us something we could The Beach Boys' music agree WOMEN'S COUNSELING to perform a haunting rendition on. of "In My Room," a moving and fitting tribute to the spirit offered a common experience, a sense of community, and a CENTER rf" behind the California sound. generation's definitions of love, FREE • Pregnancy tests ": And his music will always there. Forever. It's there any be even And. if it all no, I can was in dreams. think of nothing • Family planning & problem NEW LOCATION time we desire to return to the more important, especially in pregnancy counseling magnificent feeling of being a this age where it seems so • Confidential 8 concerned 2)3 MM ST. - EIS1IAHSIKG kid. It's there when we want to difficult to agree on anything. feel good. 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Fresh Frozen Fish 8 pack 1 /2 Litor Returnable Bottle deposit Steaks or Fish Sticks $l0,,b. Lipton Iced Tea Mix 36 ox. TONIGHT ONLY with Lemon ft Sugar • Can 'l11 Leon's Macaroni Salad 79' ,b HOT BATH SWING BAND Libby Kotchup - Quart Jug • 66' Eckrich Smok-y-Links Mueller's Elbo Macaroni - 1* Box • 69' NO COVIN Regular-Maple or Beef lOoz. Pkg. Nabisco Snack Crackars 8-10 oz. Boxes All Varieties Including Triscuit 79' Henry House Braunschweiger TUBS.-SAT. 8/32-8/16 Bush Baked Beans • 16 oz. Can 33' 1 to 2 lb. Piece 59' ,b Pillsbury Fudge Brownie Mix - Family Size • 99' HOME ■Frozen & Dairy RESTAURANT tPICIAL ALL VOU CAN EAT - Scotch Pak Ice Cream ■ All Flavors -1 /2 Gallon Carton $iu FISH FRIES S SALAD BAR *2.95 Jeno's Frozen Snock Trays GOODRICH'S lIARDf Pizza or Egg Roll - 9 oz. Pkg. ■ $1 28 west lid* of MSU at 910 Trowbridge Rd. IJNDEEI^fUND Imperial Margarine quarters -1# Pkg. - 54' on Open Monday ■ Thursday 9 am-9 pm 9 am-10 pm Friday ( Saturday S 224 Abbott Rd.E.Lansing Win Schulers Bar Scheeze -14 oz. Carton ■ J 44 11 am-5 pm Sunday 351-2285 151-5760 Michigan Stote News, Eost loosing, Michigan Monday August 21. 1978 7 Michigan wants By JERRYBRAUDE also saw their national title some more changes will eventually third straight Hose Bowl passingap¬ guys a lot, and this will be my Vitale promotes Pistons State News Sports Writer hopes dissipated with each one have to be made in adapting to last year to be playing with Editor's note: This is the ninth of 10 articles in which the of those defeats. Coach Bo Schembechler ad¬ natural grass, he will not do it this season. pearance. Michigan has lost five bowl games in as many attempts them," Leach said. "So I'm looking forward to having a in benefit softball game State News will look at the mits that natural turf hurts a "The players I have now are under Schembechler because of good time with these guys." football prospectus for each of mobile team like the Wolver still fine football players, and an ineffective passing game. The offensive line will have is not the time to get rid of rebuilding to do with the By JKKKY Hit \l DK the Big Ten schools. now Michigan's quarterback Rick some State News Sports Writer "I has them," Schembechler said. Leach says All Americans Mark was very pleased with the way Terry and If all of Michigan's football "The natural turf a that he will put the loss of slower game, and, therefore Schembechler's Michigan ball in the air often than Donahue and Walt Downing Attempting to build the Pistons into the be: John played," Vitale said. "They graded very games were played on an more artificial surface, they may neutralizes our speed and al¬ teams have never finished out in the past. and first round selection Mike possible organization in the NBA is the backbor highly at the rookie camp, hut they still have to behind Dick Vitale's philosophy of rebuilding make the team. They will be competing on a have been national champions lows other teams to run against of the top 10, and with the "We'll strive for more bal¬ Kenn. team that played second fiddle to the Detroit Rt higher level this time." the past two seasons. But on us." Schembechler said. talent on this year's squad, they ance," Leach said. "I think last should be up there once again. But there are some experi Wings last year. Vitale also would like the Pistons to emulate four occasions during the past Although Schembechler, who year, we weren't as predictable enced players available with Besides building a winning franchise. Vita the ways the first two the Redwings generated interest last two years, the Wolverines not is entering his tenth season at But they still may have an as years I was tackle Bill Dufek and center feels convincing the public that the Pistons ai only lost on natural turf but the Michigan helm, feels that added dimension in pursuing a here. More teams are learning Steve Nauta returning after "re--Vitale--ized" is also a key ingredient "I think pride was relevant to getting fans out to stop the option. So we'll have to do some other things." missing the entire 1977 with strengthening the organization. •'< watch the Redwings games." Vitale said. injuries. Vitale will do just about anything to get tf "They played under .500. but they drew fans Schembechler has enough fans interested in the Pistons and will also go tu because they gave an aggressive and honest confidence in Leach to let him Michigan does have some about anywhere, including Lansing. effort. That was the key for them and it didn't so throw the ball. He says Leach is holes to fill on defense as they The Pistons visited Ranney Park Saturday f. much matter how they did on the scoreboard." the finest quarterback he's ever lost five regulars through grad a benefit softball game against WII.S and a groi increasing interest in Piston basketball can be coached. uation on the defensive peri of area celebrities. measured by its ticket sales. So far, season ticket "Leach is a gifted all around sales have doubled from last year. The Pistons player," Schembechler said. "I Vitale as he walked along the fence, with a gr won't have any immediate problems of turning visualize him as having a super on his face, shaking people's hands and signir hack fans from the games either as they move autographs. To keep the fans spirits up. Vi\; from Cobo Arena into the Pontiac Silverdome. "In the things even spring, we did open more," Leach, who Michigan also handed out stickers and threw basket ha "If we average over 10,000 people a game, then into the crowd. ! will consider things a success," Vitale said. also led the Wolverine baseball team to the Big Ten title by Pc.pU* don't care as much about where you Vitale also took some time .iff to talk about il pi.t>. but how you play." leading the conference in hit¬ kee the upcoming basketball season. •reasing. however. ting. said. "With our running- I hacks. however, we don't want "In the past years, the Pistons were not eventually have t to gettoofar from the running first class organization," Vitale said. "In n.v fir irst problem area is defense." Vitale game." ithusi inking at the defe isive statistics last Leach has a point with the "will give an h.mes/lffort and soon the Pi i- dowi at the bottom. running backs. No matter how make the plavoffs. The people have Dick Vitale and I just want to reti he key. though, will be Boh Lanier. He has much emphasis Michigan puts Location: Ann Arbor. Mich¬ iv h.-althv so we can build around him. I them." on passing this year, the igan he's the best center in the NBA. He's even strength of the offense will still Head coach: Bo Schembech¬ Other than building a top-flight r than Walton or Jabbar. I just hope and be the running game with ler 110th year) that he's fullv recovered from knee Russell Davis, Harlan Huckleby Returning starters on of¬ and Ralph Clayton. fense: 6 Davis was Michigan's most Returning starters on de¬ valuable player last season, fense: 5 gaining 1.092 yards. Huckleby Strengths: offensive back was hampered by injuries last field, interior of defensive year, but has averaged 5.44 line and inside linebacking. yards per carry in his career, Weaknesses: perimeter of "Befoi iship. I have to Who fol l ed Vi third best in Michigan's history. he public pay the price. The playe can tell you that many of the methods Another feature on this and hopefully the people 1 -ed with the Titans are now also being year's Wolverine squad is this 45205 building the Pistons franchise. But year's senior class having seven res ill: Vitale feels the sense of pride was indicative of to Stote News Robert Koiloll 1977 Michigan 24 the Pistons rookie camp. Detroit's two top draft * methods turned the Titar.N into such a players that will be playing MSI.' 14 there is in them No matter how much added emphasis is put on Michigan's passing game this their fourth year together. choices, Terry Tyler and John Long, former no sense not trying ith the Pistons. year, the strength of the offense will still be the running game with standouts "I enjoy playing with the University of Detroit players, appeared at the such as Harlan Huckleby. STATE NEWS September 5 Computers are OPEN BOWLING NEWSLINE: 355-8252 exciting Have you seen one? VW Shock Special C A line RHA NEW DIMENSIONS 50 From now until Sept. 1 buy 3 BOGE shocks IN COMPUTING for regular Beetle at our low price of !8™ everyday! 541 BUILDING each and get the 4th one FREE. Till Close GOOO with coupon only Summer Rate '"'355.0313 ♦ Aug. 21 thru Sept. 1 "ButfeifieUTtteattfi 'installation available Mon. - Fri. 11:30-9:30 STARLtTEl The Beetle Shop Closed Sat. S Sun. Lansing's oldest independent VW repair shop Union _ Bowling Lanes Lower Level Union Bldg. Ph. 355 - 3357 The big red hot one Is In town! Lmmm 1400E. Cavanaugh 393-1590 6^1H ■■CLIP AND SAVE" | Good Driving Record? j i Bad Driving Record? i GREAT RATES ! FOR BOTH jefp WILLIAMS! MSU '68 351 - 2851 LflnsinG1 S CEDAR ST NEAR JOILY "351 0031- A new comedy thriller from the creator oTSilvef Stieok" Phon, 122-0044 The movie yy. GoldieHawn that defies , ChevyChose gravity.j j.^ FAYt IXINAWAY TOMMY LEF ONES IEKAT HTSTUT TMill Our boots have arrived. Over 75 EYES styles to choose from. Get your's while the selection and styles now are at their best. MSU BOOTERY For the Women 225 E. Grand River Open tonight til 6 The movtc tied dcftei gravity! Thurs. S Fri. til 9 Shown at 7 00 & Lote PIUS ALMOST SUMMER Shown at 8:40Only! PG Mondoy, August 21, 1978 g Mtchigon Stole News. Eost loosing Michigon Jm Wm. m f I T if. *H *' j •* , t wsm\,mmw l , T J S ' a ' HRR Automotive m Employment fi E»pllfWt |ffj] I t*"1"115 IfVl | 4partHto |[y| Hwsn |ffi | Ff Sill ||5] [~>nl Estiti ")[fCj Instructions > HIGH STREET upper 4 CALL NOW! We need nice, DISCOUNT. NEW. used, LARGE, NEWLY painted 2 GUITAR, FLUTE, banjo, and RELIABLE AFTER KINDER THE STATE NEWS is now CEDARS EAST one bed drum lessons. Private in¬ BUICK 1969 Electra. Air rooms. Appliances, unfur¬ inexpensive, 3 person house desks, chairs, files, BUSI¬ bedroom western ranch with taking applications for fall room furnished. Available struction available. MAR¬ loaded, good condition, new GARTEN help. Tuesday. nished, private entrance. No in East Lansing for fall. NESS EQUIPMENT CO., 215 exposed ceiling beams. In¬ te'm copy editors. Appli- September, 12 month only, SHALL MUSIC. 351-7830. tires, $600, 351-8733 smoking. Pets, children. Mar- Susan, 355-8252 days E. Kalamazoo. 485 5500. cludes Franklin stove, dish ants must have newspaper $198. Phone 332 3900 days. „ Glen Cann home Call after 6 C 1-8 21 (4) . 4-8 25 13) 0 15 8 25 14) ried counle. References, de- 5-8-21 (5) 0 2-8-21 (4) washer, washer, dryer, Fngi 332 745? X T 8 23 i5- experience or have had Jour p.m naiism 401. Contact Ken posit, $240. 663 4345 daire, garbage disposal, gar DATSUN B210, 1974 coupe, 482 1727. 7 8 25 (7) HOUSES HOUSES HOUSES OUR LOW overhead saves den and carport, large lot. AM'FM, radials, 4 speed. SHORT ORDER cook pan °.trker week nights after & APARTMENTS- no fees. you money. OPTICAL DIS Whitehills grade school. Transportation 34,000 miles, great condition m (except Mondays and Pine Lake 1 OR 2 bedroom furnished, Come in to our office and COUNT, 2617 E. Michigan. $22,500, owner. 337-2756. -n-lays) now through $1750/best offer 351 4960 very close. $180 $250. 372- pick up a free copy of our Lansing. Mich. 372 7409. 6-8-25(11) RIDER WANTER: Northern 7 8:25 (4) "Vi. just 25. The positions are Apartment* 1801 or 332 1800. 0-4-8-25(3) listings. Monday-Friday, 11 4 8 25 (4) New Jersey, September 2-17. .:«-n only to MSU students. 6080 Marsh Rd. a.m. .- 7 p.m. A.I.M. INC., COZY 3 bedroom ranch with 355 9589 (days) 3516195 FORD MAVERICK, 1976 A:-ply m person at the 2002 E. Saginaw (corner) UPRIGHT ANTIQUE piano- MATE NEWS NEWS¬ Meridian Mall Area MALE ROOMMATE needed attached garage. Finished rec levenings ). 3-8-23 (4) good condition, low mileage. Saginaw and Clemens), Lan¬ excellent condition. Best Mature shade trees ROOM. 343 Student Ser for fall; block campus, fur¬ room. $2250. Call 332 8880 *170 plus utilities nished, clean, quiet, $90. Nice sing. 0 3 8 23 19) offer 323 1014 4 8-25 (31 around this property. Desir- 4-8-25 <3! FIREBIRD FORMULA. 1974 RESEARCH to handle maior CONSULTANT projects for a DISC vices Building 6-8-25 114) JOCKEY, fall term, "one bedroom unfurnished view 332 8685. Z 4-8 25 (4) MT. HOPE near. 2 "2 miles to TAPE DECKS, Sony reel to MSU. Call Millie Knapp 669 r~->ns] AM. FM/8 track, sharp car 'G E apphonces 2 APARTMENTS near Spar¬ campus, upper apartment. 2 reel TC355. $125. Pioneer 5430 or Long Realty 694 MED STUDENT and dog previous experience helpful. $2950 or best offer 351 3309 •fully 'orpeied row. Parking spaces, utilities bedrooms, $200 includes uti¬ cassette deck. $100. 349 1121 X-4-8-23 (9) need for school year. References necessary. Appli room 7-8-25 paid 4 rooms and bath, 3 '/a lities. 394 4245 after 5:30 p.m. 9351. 7 8 25(31 ^3) 8 8 25(51 i ation available at the Amer¬ Stu, 313 967 3224, collect. rooms b bath. Separate en¬ 5 8 25 (5) Z 3 8 21 (3) ica , rup, 2 4 p.m. ALLE EY MG MIDGET, 1974 Excellent trances. Phone 482-8183 PIANO, GRINNELL Currier POSITIONS NOW open for NIGHTCLUB. 220 MAC. condition. Not driven in win from 3 7 p.m. other times ONE BEDROOM semi fur spinet, less than 1 year old, 7 8 25(7) ter. Must sell. 351 1985 cooks, waiter waitresses b 1 857 2215. 3-8-24 (71 nished, no pets, deposits and pecan, like new 349 9351. FOR QUALITY stereo ser MATURE QUIET graduate bus personnel All shifts all 33*4 m 7 8 25 (3) vice. THE STEREO SHOPPE. student looking for a room¬ 4-8-25 13) MCDONALD'S RESTAU¬ references. $170 month plus Apply 555 E. Grand River mate b an apartment. 332- hours 'n person. RANTS of Okemos (across Evenings utilities. 2113 E. Kalamazoo. ONE FIVE $100-500 portation specials. All makes, Trans INTERNATIONAL OF PANCAKES HOUSE 2800 F freer iig Megersi and East Lans- in front of Pro-Bowl ROOMMATE WANTED for 2 Waters Edge Phone 321-3191. 8-8-21 (5) LATE MODEL AM FM stereo delco radio. Used approxi¬ C 15 8 25 13) 3768 after 9 p.m. 5-8-2514) all sizes. FLUMERFELT Grand River. East Lansing. FEMALE mately 30 hours. $85. Jerry, FREE LESSON in complexion 2 FEMALES desire own room East are now taking applica- apartment. Own NEEDED, own STAIR CHEVROLET. 655- 4343 0-8-8-25 J5)_ 7 8-25>7i s shifts beginning at for full and part-time 5:30 bedroom room $110/month including Rivers Edge room, 4 bedroom duplex on Albert. Call Terri, 351-3234. 882 2438 or 351-0010 after 5 p.m. E-5-8 21 (4) care MERLE COSMETIC STUDIO NORMAN 321 (n house near campus. Lynn, (3131-557 2045. collect. Ca„ a.m. utilities. 394-3312. 8-8-21 (41 5643 C 15 8-25(41 FALL 5-8-25 (3) Z B 2 8-23 141 SAAB, 1973 Sonnet. AM FURNITURE- MATCHING FM. fiberglass body. mags, NEED 1 or 2 female room- LEASING! 3 piece. Couch, loveseat. set. LIGHTNING FAST stereo. brakes. $2350 332-5464 mates. Across from Williams EAST LANSING houses for 5 new Professional atmosphere and and chair. 1 year old, like TV. CB and camera repair. Hall 332-7728 after 6 p.m. 1050 Wafer's Edge or 6 students. Lease and after 5 p.m. 6-8-25 (4) prestige office location Res new. $500. 351-9120 after 5 Guaranteed work WILCOX SALES CLERKS wanted, full X 4-8-21 (31 (next to Cedar Village) deposit required. Craig, 655- sponsibilities nclude typing, 1255 after 6 p.m. 9-8-23)41 p.m. 7-8-25 TRADING POST. 485-4391. SUNBIRD 1976, 3 speed, or pa-t time, hours flexible shorthand, light bookkeep- Cloiato camput 5-12-8-2514) plush interior, low mileage, according to your schedule. EAST LANSING - comfor- INSTANT CASH. We're pay¬ _ radio. $2500. best offer. Call Starting pay, $3.25 plus sales table, 1 bedroom furnished. 332-4432 Rooms A ing $1-2 for albums in good MORNING PRE-SCHOOL on 694-4016. 9 a.m.-6 p.m. commission. 374 0602. Walk to MSU, shopping, South Harrison 8 00-11:00. shape. WAZOO RECORDS, 7 8 25 <6< 2-8-21 (5) easy 496 access. No pets, 223 Abbott. 337-0947. $25 week. 4 5 year olds, call LARGE. SINGLE, furnished. year lease. From $195 plus 1 BEDROOM, furnished, C 15-8-25 (4) Marianne. 332-0038.5-8-25(4) TOYOTA CELICA ST. 1973 Clean, redecorated, share Announcements for It's utilities Phone 351-4745 campus close, Louis Street, Call 373-3120 days: 372 1811 kitchen and bath, parking. What's Happening must be Trowbridge 351-5526 Z 6-8-25(3) evenings. 4-8-25 (3) ? mie; be the first in of friends to have noon-8 p.m. Manor. 7-8-25 (8) Very close, $90 • $130, year lease. 372-1801, 332-1800. FINE HITACHI stereo, photographs, small dinette large | TypiH Sirilcilfaj received in the State News office, 343 Student Services 0-4-8-25 (6) set. Bev Klass. 351 1264 VEGA HATCHBACK, 1974- ,vare party. Now MEADOWS APARTMENT- 1 COPYGRAPH SERVICE. Bldg., by noon at least twe Z-2-8-21 (3) automatic, air, power steer- can get those hard- and 2 bedroom, air condition¬ i Complete dissertation and class days before publication ROOM FOR 1 or 2 persons in ,no_$995. 35J-5101_5-8.25.31 nd top-of-the-line ed, carpeted. 6129 Beechfield full finished basement of nice BIO FEEDBACK. Alpha resume service. Corner No announcements will be .ana items. Call 349- 393-7744. 7-7-8-25 (4) M A C and Grand River. accepted by phone. VOLVO, 197b- excellent con¬ house. waves head set, never used. Carpeted, light cook¬ 8 30 a m -5:30 p.m. Monday- dition, AM-FM 8-track, air, Was. $150, sell for $90'best PROFESSIONAL WOMAN ing privileges. $150'month. Friday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Tai Chi Club meets at 6 p.rr $4250. 1-313-744-0486. offer 651 5376 5-8-25 (41 for exclusive apartment. Ville 323-1014 after 4:30 p.m. Saturday. 337 1666 every Tuesday and Thursday 121 Montee. Own room. bath. 4-8-25 (61 C 15 8-25 (7) in the grotto near the Music •MMEDIATE FULL & part VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER. • -- - Kitchen & waitress. 3 351 9099 7-8-2513) 1 Hit I foirt "7G EXPERT TYPING by MSU Building. 1972- excellent condition, $1950 or best offer 349-2349. ♦•s • •d per dunng week school. Ex I For Sill 1(5] LOST MALE Shepherd-Collie grad 17 year experience. Near Gables. Call 337-0205 International Folkdancing 6-8-25 I3l WANTED EXPER helpful. Apply in Thank you fo< 3 FEMALE roommates want¬ SEWING MACHINES slightly mix. Has ID tag with owner's C 15-8-25 (3) meets at 8 tonight, courtyarc 2 4pm MOON'S 231 name. Black, tan, white. of Kedzie Hall. Beginners coming back to ed for furnished house in • guaranteed, $39.95 and I H Y»C 351 2755 8-9-21 (71 BEECHWOOD Lansing. Stove, refrigerator, washer dryer, fireplace. Pets used, up Open arm chairs from $89 50 EDWARDS DISTRI Answers to campus Dax. Lost 353 5420 3 8 23 (61 on ANN BROWN typing Disser- tations-resumes term papers welcome. 372- MSU Chess Club meets at SUZUKI RM125,1976 excel¬ OR GN. LPN or GPN for welcome. Nice area. BUTING CO.. 1115 N Wash 601 Abbott Road. North en¬ 7 p.m. Tuesdays, C102 Wells lent condition. 5031 8-8-21 I3i $600 669 j<1 nursing facility. Good its and working condi- 1697 8 8 21 15) .ngton 489 6448 C J5-8 25 '6' 1 miu mm H trance. 3517221 C 15 8 25 14) Hall Please bring your owr set and board. s New wage scale. Posi- CLOSE. 5 bedrooms, $400 RENT 2 bedroom mobile Arto Sarvm New 6 bedroom, $570. 351 - i / n 11 p m. shifts. Call 0765. 7-8 25131 FREE 30-day Biorhythm Pro¬ file Chart compliments of home, furnished, $180 ■* EXPERIENCED TYPIST, fast Come play Go! MSU Gc utilities. Plush for one, com¬ & accurate. Thesis disserta¬ Club meets at 8:30 tonight. 9500 C 10 8 25 '4 company1 Get into your Phillips. Director of new for two. 351-8457 339-3575 7-8-25 13) WATERPUMPS. FUEI •s, 332 5061 PROVIN EAST SIDE of Lansing 4 bed¬ Biorhythms today. Simply fortable tions. Call Ken or Mike at 332-6353 pumps and engine gasket NURSES AID ex( t290 rooms. 9 month lease. $300, address birthdate after 5 p.m. 5-8-25 15) for details. Beginners wel- WHITEHILLS. E.O.E. send name sets for your foreign car in 676 1557 8 8-25(3) THESIS TERM papers and a stamped, self-address¬ 2 BEDROOM mobile home. Stock at CHEQUERED FLAG typed Quick Quality 332 Call 1-5 ed envelope to: Biorhythms, $3200 10 x50' Plush for one, 2078 0 15-8 25(31 FOREIGN CAR PARTS. 2605 < provincial house EAST LANSING. 2 bedroom, United Students For COUNTER HELP needed P.O. Box 1446, East Lansing, E. Kalamazoo Street 487 SOUTHc near MSU. Prefer couple, no comfortable for two. Nice Christ, which sponsors gos- SAVANT CLEANERS. 2 333-0052 Michigan 48823 5055 one mile West of Cavanaugh pets. References, deposit, C 14 8 25 (121 way to afford college. 351 EXPERIENCED. IBM typing, pel concerts and Christian positions open One at Has¬ 8457 after 5 p.m. 5-8-2515) campus. C-15-8-2518) 10-8-25 -7 $285.351-4416 after 5:30 p.m. dissertations, coop. Second organizational 0256 C 15-8-25 (5) 332 1800. 0 4 8-25 (3) construction. Excellent immediate or meeting is at 8:30 tonight, FULL and part time JOPS energy-saving features. Will TYPING. EXPERIENCED, 331 Union. ftoHiyHt IfRl Excellent hours Call earnings, flexible 374 6328 4 6 p.m occupancy! 3 BEDROOM graduate home students. for 3 Easy hold private mortgage or land contract at 8 V? % to qualified fast and 4635 C-15-8 25)31 reasonable. 371 Southern Africa Liberation only X 7 8 25 '41 PART TIME SECRETARY. Call between 12 • access to campus and down¬ buyer Call for directions. Committee will meet at 7:30 BABYSITTER NEEDED, part Nice Sunday drive. Dawn f5 p.m weekdays, during town Lansing 349 1814. PROFESSIONAL EDITING & j.m. Tuesday, Peace Educa¬ time, in my west Lansing BABYSITTER IN my East school vear Susan, 355-8252 351-3118 4 8 25 (5) Osoff. LONG REALTY. 517- typing. Corrections to major tion Center, 1118 S. Harrison home 323-3400. 8-8-25 (3) Lansmg Home. Full time for 5 694 1121 or evenings 517- Rd. Topic: Goals and priori- for appointment S 4 8 25 141 re-write. 332 5991. and 1 year old 351 2644 2 BEDROOM, near Frandor. 349 5560. 4-8-21J13) 0-1 8-21 (31 lies for the coming year. COOKS WANTED, must be 5 8 25i3i WEST SIDE, temporary com¬ Available August 7th. $225 neat tween Apply in person 2-4 p.m AMERICA'S be¬ dental chairside assist ApirtRiits ]®1 plete housing, lease, 4 month sub¬ prefer faculty. Fully month plus deposit. Evenings only 484 0363. 8 8 21 I4I CONDOMINIUM ON lake, 2 bedroom townhouse, air, fur¬ FAST, ACCURATE typing. Reasonable Rates. Carole, ant neat intelligent, good furnished, 2 bedroom, luxury, nished or unfurnished. 339- CUP RESTAURANT. 220 STUDIO APARTMENTS, 351 6619 Z 4-8-25 (31 M A C 7-8-25 <51 pay Modem west side office recreational facilities, carpet¬ 3511 4 8-25 (41 turn.shed. air. with all utilities Experienced preferred Send paid Rec 100m. heated pool, ed. dishwasher, laundry, no DENTAL SECRETARY, resume to Box B 2. State on E Grand River. Near children $275 plus utilities, mature, intelligent, responsi¬ News 5 8 25 161 campus. $175 monthly. $85/ deposit. Available August 26, ble. Prefer experience, good 323 2143. 6-8-24 (10) weekly 337 1621 Also poss¬ pay. Sent resume to Box C-3, WAITRESSES NOW hiring ible employment opportunity EAST LANSING duplex, 4 EMPLOYMENT AT I Stunt full pan time Apply in 4 Varangians State News. 7-8-25 16) or available for rent. 8-8-26 (8) bedrooms, 2 baths, $420. Fur¬ SILVER DOLLAR 7 Detonators PART TIME Short order, person SALOON. 3411 E Michigan nished. $480. 374-6366. 0 6 8-25 (3) CAMPUS II Loch cooks, bus boys, hostesses, waitresses EOE 5 8 25(41 2 lease BEDROOM, 487 3886 heat paid, required, $140 month. 7 8 25(3) HILL MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK Students Apply BACK shouldn't have STAGE RESTAURANT. FLOORMFN NOW hiring full Now Leafinq For or part time. Apply in person live in drab TELLER OPENINGS Meridian Mall between 2 p.m. t and 5 p.m. 7-8-25 15) SILVER DOLLAR SALOON WOMAN TO share 2 bed rnorv townhouse. $120/ FALL '2 Bedrooms 3411 E. Michigan EOE 'Furnished Apis. ! rooms. n.nnth 394 5196 after 6 p.m. MATURE, GOOD natured. 5 82514) FULL TIME carpet 6 apart 8 8 23 13) female roommate wanted. 'Free Roommate Service ment cleaners Need auto. MODELS. ESCORTS, VEL $140 month, pets allowed. • air conditioning UNF BEDROOM apartment, 'Dishwashers We ore looking for people who Mr Grosse. 482 6232. VET FINGERS Apply ,n per 393 6635, Janette. 7-8-25 (4) • luxurious furnishings 3-8-21 i3' son. 527 E Michigan Ave-n.e i-ay paid required, all $140 month. 487-3886. utilities PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 'Central Air Conditioning ore experienced tellers and who • dishwashers Z 14 8 25 I3i STUDENTS TO work in car 7 8 25 i4l furnished, one bedroom. Uti¬ 'Swimming Pool enjoy meeting the public. • shag carpeting WORK IN exchange for flying lities paid. $175 plus deposit. 'Unlimited Parking Positions are available im¬ rental office 3 p.m. 11 30 need¬ Also studio, $145/month plus • private balconies p m. weekdays. 7 a m.-3 p.m. time. Open 2 FRANK S FLYING SERVICE. pm dark FEMALE ROOMMATE ed immediately. Reasonable deposit. Phone 489-5574 after 'Pleasant Landscaping mediately. Stop in at Michigan • swimming pool weekends. 489-1484. 7-8-25 <4i 676 4860 8-8 21 nli rem 393 9383 5 8 25 (3) 5 p.m. 01 8 21 16) 'Special 12 month rates Notional Bank's Personnel Dept. 2nd Have a place to head Floor 124 W. 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East loosing. Michigan CLUES TO PLANETS' ORIGIN? Terrorists' attack on bus slays two (continued from page 1) passengers waiting to board an London over the last 15 months faction that is fiercely opposed Meteorite a 'new class9 of rock El Al, long the target of Palestinian guerrilla attacks, prides itself on being bne of the El Al flight at Paris' Orly Airport last»May 20. El Al guards joined French police in blamed tions. on feuding Arab fac¬ That violence was part of a worldwide fight between Al to any negotiated settlement with Israel. The feui h»s triggered at¬ tacks and counterattacks in world's most security-conscious the gunbattle. Two French airlines. It of the first police officers and three terror¬ Fatah, the main guerrilla group London, Paris, Karachi, Islama¬ WASHINGTON 1AP1 - A meteorite found in Antarctica last in common with two classes of achondrites called chassignite and was one bad and Beirut in recent to put armed guards on flights ists died in the shooting. within the Palestine Liberation winter has been identified as the first of an entirely new class of diagenite. months in which scores of to fight off hijack attempts. Sunday's attack followed a Organization, and a militant rock, the National Science Foundation announced Sunday. "In its mineralogy, the specimen I examined shows resem¬ killed or injured. space When guerrillas attacked string of terrorist clashes in pro-Iraqi Palestinian splinter persons were The rare meteorite, one of hundreds of well-preserved samples blances to these two classes, but its overall composition is recovered by a U.S. Japanese expedition, is a type called significantly different," said Mason. achondrite. Samples of this general type comprise only about 7 Meteorites are chunks of stony or metallic material from space percent of all known meteorites. Dr Brian Mason, a curator in the Smithsonian Institution's that survive the searing trip through earth's atmosphere to strike the surface. Scientists believe they are remnants of the solar Mall proposal wording settled mineral sciences department, said the new meteorite has features system's formation 4.5 billion years ago and may provide valuable clues to the origin of the planets. Hutchinson also stated the Dayton Hudson Corp. has no plans at (continued from page 1) Achondrites bear a closer resemblance to earth rocks, this time for development in any other area of Michigan should the Hutchinson was asked whether results of a Dayton Hudson particularly igneous types, than all other meteorites. market study conducted during the spring in the East mall be voted down in East Lansing. Police re-enact gunfire The new specimen Mason examined is composed of 55 percent olivine, 35 percent pyroxene and * percent maskelvnite. Olivine and pyroxene are iron magnesium silicates found extensively in Lansing-Lansing area influenced his firm's decision to drop the lawsuit against CLC and work out a ballot wording proposal with them. Brothel auctions off memorabilia earth rocks. Maskelvnite is a form of the glassy mineral feldspar. continued from page l1 More than 40 shots were He said the results had "not significantly" influenced i Mason said the conversion of feldspar to maskelynite had to Dayton "open" position, revealed that fired in over six hours as Mildred Clark Cusey sold her have occured in space under great pressures from a tremendous Hudson's actions, but added that "it was part of the overall BAYARD, N.M. (API - As four shots were fired technicians changed the place¬ question." always, so they said, Milly was life's collection of antiques over The Warren Commission re ment of microphones, generally shock. He speculated thai the -H-trk must have come from the the weekend, some of them Hutchinson would not directly say whether the survey revealed handling the cashbox, just as port said Oswald, acting alone, tracing the motorcade's route. breakup of the meteorite from a parent body, probably one of the she did in the days of her from the house that was closed Officers C. L. Metcalf. Jerry asteroids in a belt between Mars and Jupiter. that local residents favor construction of the mall. fired three shots at the presi famous Hudson Street brothel by police in 1968. The meteorites found in Antarctica on the west side of McMurdo "We believe they do, but we'll find out for sure in November," he dential motorcade. Experts Compton and Tom Knighten in nearby Silver City. did the shooting. "I had 12 Sound are thought to be the cleanest, best-preserved specimens. stated. generally agree a fourth shot hits." Metcalf said later. "I fired ail my shots from the knoll. 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Participants are Harrison and Northlawn roads, National Organization for Wear a hat with a large brim urge all interested persons to responsible for getting their the second rest stop at the Women is planning a walk-a- if the sun is out, don't carry thon for the Equal Rights either pledge their support by own sponsors and collecting the Women's IM and then on to the Small Planet Restaurant on anything that is not absolutely Amendment, Saturday Aug. 26. walking or sponsoring a walk pledges after the walk-a-thon is necessary. Stay on the side¬ A kick off rally is set for 9 er," said Linda Deneen, of Albert Street where refresh¬ walks where available. a.m. with Mary Pollock, former NOW's Lansing chapter. The walk-a-thon route, which ments will be served. director of Women's Programs Walkers will try to obtain goes through East Lansing and The walkers will then com¬ Don't accept rides except at MSU. featured as keynote sponsors to pledge a certain MSU, starts at Patriarche Park plete their travel back at Patri¬ from an official walk-a-thon arche Park. vehicle (they will be clearly The event is being held in identified.) conjunction with women's Bring change for phone calls Equality Day, Aug. 26, when Mentally retarded to sell and food if desired, if you can'l men, women and children will walk any further, wait on the be marching all over the coun¬ nearest corner for an official try to raise money for ERA. walk-a-thon vehicle. NOW urges anyone who is dedicated to equal rights to NOW also warns that partici pottery, crafts wholesale participate. NOW has a list of tips for walkers: dress appropriately pants are fully responsible for any injuries that may occu: during the walk-a-thon. By JOANNE LANE "We rely heavily on private and State News Staff Writer group donors. We need com¬ A "potter's guild," which has sale. munity support." The first newspaper was printed on Thursday since the beginning of the strike been added to the work therapy Bretton Square, 2045 Cedar There is a waiting list for the St., Holt, is a center where in New York City. A passerby glances over a copy 'Daily News' continues to picket. of the 'City News' as programs of the mentally- retarded individuals of Bretton Square, will eventually enable mentally-retarded persons over the age of 25 can learn a skill or center, Gillum said, which is due to "Training a a low turnover rate. mentally-retarded Women's music trade that may help them individual takes a long period of function easier in society. time, some take longer to reach Lloyd Gillum, director of the center, said the participants their highest level of function¬ ing." festival set for Pinto to undergo design changes will work with ceramic molds and perform almost all of the duties connected with making Gadaleto, who set up the pottery programs, said, "We hope to have our own store rear-end impact. pots, dishes, coasters and here at Bretton Square by early Aug. 17 to 20 By MICHAEL MEGERIAN upon State News Staff Writer "The redesigning has nothing to do with the accidents," he said. cookie jars. fall to sell the pottery, but until Ford Motor Company's Pinto will undergo a number of design The modifications include: Gillum said. "The partici¬ then the items will be available changes for 1979 in an attempt to thwart a multitude of bad •local reinforcements added to the car's frame; pants will be able to see the on Saturdays, in Meridan •redesigned rear underbody fuel tank support; finished results much faster Township at the township office publicity stemming from reported incidents of the car's gas tank The third annual Hesperia Women's Music Festival will be •a puncture-resistant shield for the fuel tank; and than the other activities that on Marsh Road. We will under¬ exploding upon a rear end collision. held Aug. 17 to 20. The exact site of the festival has not been Larry Weis. assistant public relations manager for the Ford •lengthening of the fuel filler pipe. they have been doing. They will sell everyone in this area and announced because promoters want to ensure the safety of the division of Ford Motor Co., said the changes only involve the sedan Weis said some of the changes were brought about as a result of be able to keep a small percen¬ the participants will get a women attending and performing. model and not the station wagons. increased government rear end collision standards. tage of the actual selling price chance to interact in the selling Tickets for the festival are available at the Womenself Weis said the Pinto's body and fuel system will be modified to Paul Preuss, assistant manager for engineering and product for their work." process by meeting the public." Bookstore, upstairs in the University Mall. Cindy Kruska, of meet our new requirements outlined by the National Highway news activity, said the National Highway Traffic and Safety Gillum said that most of the The participants come every the bookstore, said, "We are almost sold out of our tickets. Traffic and Safety Administration. Administration introduced a law in September 1976 which participants are trainable and weekday to Bretton Square to Response to the event has been very favorable. None of the modifications, Weis said, are a result of required all American cars to meet a 30-mph rear-end collision understand what they are do¬ work from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. They Tickets for the four-day festival are $5, $6 and $8 in advance, investigations by the federal safety officials into at least 59 standard. ing. An evaluator will set are provided with transporta¬ depending on income. Women are asked to determine their reported deaths resulting from Pintc gas tanks which exploded The law, which was implemented on 1977 and 1978 model cars, individual goals for the partici¬ tion to and from the center. incomes as low, average or contributing incomes. Tickets are also set a fuel integrity standard. Cars were placed on a giant spit pants in hopes of maximizing Besides making pottery, par¬ purchased at the gate will be $1 more per day. and rolled upside down, Preuss said, to determine the amount of their potential. ticipants are learning how to The cost of a ticket includes camping facilities, food, fuel leakage. Government standards allow one ounce of fuel to leak Bretton Square is part of the reupholster chairs. In addition, workshops and parking. Workshops will be held during the day Kelley eyes return per minute. Weis said the fuel line modifications were made because the Programs for the Mentally Retarded in Clinton, Eaton and Ingham counties. It opened in they are taught personal grooming and domestic activi¬ ties. Within the building there and concerts at night. Also during the day there will be an "open mike" where amateurs can perform on stage. The festival also has markets set up that will sell jewelry, clothes, books and government felt the impact of a collision would cause the old April 1977 and accommodates is a kitchen and a small class¬ system to allow large amounts of gas to spill out of the tank. other feminist literature. 39 facility, which enables the general participants. room Government action against the Pinto began earlier this year The schedule of performers include a variety of artists from as attorney when the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration declared Pinto gas tanks susceptible to gas leaks and explosions The center was set up with $79,000 from the Ingham coun¬ participants to learn the alpha¬ bet, addition and subtraction bluegrass and big bands to gospel and soul. ty commissioners. Gadaleto, an and how to use kitchen applian- By JAMES V.HIGGINS upon rear-end collisions. instructor at the center, said, LANSING tUPI) - Attorney General Frank J. Kelley. As a result, Ford recalled 1.5 million Pintos and Ford Bobcats built before 1977 in June. dismissing with a joke the idea of running for lieutenant governor, said Thursday he will seek another four years in the office he has held for the past 17. Hairstyling r WEARHOUSE Republicans aren't at all sure who his opponent will be in NIW DIMENSIONS for men S women EAST LANSING KALAMAZOO November. Shampoo, Cut & Blowdry Asked his reaction to appearing on a list of 41 candidates under IN COMPUTING consideration as Democrat William B. Fitzgerald's running mate in M000 IND-OF«TIRM BLUItl the gubernatorial race. Kelley responded: "Probably the same as WE'RE OUT TO Phil Ruppe's." ★ CASUAL Ruppe, retiring legislator from Houghton, is a Republican whose 351-6511 JEANS •li".M4" inclusion the list as an attempt to highlight the SHATTER on was seen charges of bossism some Democrats have leveled against Gov. William G. Milliken. Kelley, a 53-year-old Detroit native, called a news conference to GARYs ★ WESTERN announce for re-election and said he would stand on a record he described as innovative and progressive. A MYTH! Campus Beauty Salon STYLE SHIRTS He credited his office with pioneering civil rights rulings in the 549 E. Grand River s from Berkey Hall 541 Building (517)489-6906 - 1960s and with the first consumer protection and organized crime ★ WOMEN'S East Lansing, Michgian 48823 units in the United States. Last year, he said, he collected more '13".'I4" DENIMS fines in environmental enforcement actions than any other state HERMB attorney general. 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