Drinking By MICHAEL WINTER age cars, hike defeat looks alleys, homes, or dormitory rooms. MSU revamped its alcohol policy this summer to bring it in compliance with existing The 19 year old age was passed by the Legislature and signed by Gov. William G. Milliken in May. Lawmakers cited the "trickle down effect" to high schools as the major State News SUff Writer EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the first of a two-part series examining Proposal D, the state law. The new policy also takes into account the 19 year old drinking age, which reason for the legislation. will take effect Dec. 3 if Proposal D is voted down. Some legislators, though, said the action was designed to stave off attempts to raise (Nov. 7 ballot proposal to raise the legal Michigan age to 21. One East Lansing bar owner said the chances of Proposal D being defeated in the the age higher, such as Proposal D. Nov. 7 election are "bleak." Allen B. Rice II, chairperson of the Michigan Council on Alcohol Problems, which "Students just aren't politically motivated nowadays," he said. launched the petition drive placing the proposal on the ballot, is quietly confident Another said he was scared at the prospect of losing 60 to 70 percent of his clientele. Proposal D will pass easily. Still another said the competition for drinkers over 21 will become "cut throat" if the He said his group - dubbed the Coalition for 21 - is taking a "low profile" to win the vote. The proposal will win because of its merits and not because of media blitz. Rice proposal to raise the legal drinking age passes. If passed, the new legal drinking age of 21 would take effect 45 days after the election said. The group will hold organizational meetings in 17 counties in the next few weeks under provisions of the Michigan constitution. including Ingham — to gather support and volunteers. Meanwhile, MSU administrators are perplexed over what the University's Rice said he believes no anti 21 arguments can overshadow the fact that fewer 18 to responsibilities and liabilities would be if the drinking age is hiked to 21 again. 20-year-old drivers would be involved in traffic accidents if the drinking age is raised. There is the possibility of prohibiting alcohol from social functions or banning it The coalition, which enjoys church support, cites statistics from the Michigan State outright on campus, according to Eldon Nonnamaker, vice president for student affairs. Police and the state highway safety department showing that after the legislature lowered the legal age from 21 to 18 in 1972. crashes and arrests rose sharply for 18 to Banning alcohol would exclude more than 90 percent of MSU students from legally 20 year olds. drinking alcoholic beverages, he added. Administrators, bar owners and police alike admit enforcement of the 21 age would Rice also said the group's objectives include halting the trickle-down effect and be a problem. curbing early alcoholism. "It will cause more headaches," Nonnamaker said. Advocates and opponents of the But the opposition, spearheaded by the Michigan Committee for the Age of measure readily concede 18-to 20-year-olds will still drink but will move from bars to (continued on page 16< SYRIANS IGNORE PEACE PLEA Fighting renewed in Beirut BEIRUT. Lebanon (AP) - Flames and Tuesday's shelling apparently hit an oil Nations explain the Leban black clouds billowed over Beirut Tuesday storage depot northeast of the capital, "Syrian forces suddenly opened fire on the inte itional as Syrians renewed their shelling of exploding it and sending flames and a black women, children and old people in east The Syrian led peacekeepers in 1976 Christian sectors, ignoring pleas from cloud high into the bright sky over the city. Beirut and northeastern mountain resorts." intervened in. and ended, a bloody civil war Lebanese President Elias Sarkis to end the As in the past, it was impossible to prove the radio said. Among the mountain towns that pitted leftist Lebanese Moslems and fighting that reportedly claimed 250 lives in which side started the flare-up, but the shelled was Beqfaya, hometown of rightist their Palestinian allies against the Chris¬ six days. right-wing "Voice of Lebanon" radio station Phalangist Party leader Pierre Gemavel. tians. The move saved the Christians, but In New York. U.N. Secretary-General said the Syrians opened fire without The radio said Gemayel urged Sarkis by vield t rol of Kurt Waldheim offered his office to help provocation. The Syrian command did not telephone to "fly immediately to the United t heir neighborhoods. achieve a Lebanese cease-fire, and it was French sources in Paris declined to say reported the United Nations was consider¬ what action De Guiringaud would take, but Members of the Symbionese Liberation Army, William and Emily ing the evacuation of 301 U.N. dependents they said France has considerable influence Harris (shown at Los Angeles County jail! received a 10-year-to-life sentence for participating in the kidnapping of Patricia Hearst in 1974. from Beirut. Official sources said French Foreign Minister Louis de Guiringaud postponed a ERA proponents win in Syria and Lebanon, both former protec- The disclosure of his efforts followed ) Brazil to work with U.N. diplomats demands from French politicians for action for by President Valery Giscard d'Estaing to Senate victories a After a relatively calm night, Syrian two stop the Lebanese bloodbath. SLA's Harrises wings of an Arab League peacekeeping force opened up at mid-afternoon with an intensive barrage of artillery, rocket and By W. DALE NELSON The Senate then turned down, by a vote Giscard d'Estaing has repeatedly pro¬ posed a roundtable conference of all parties involved. Syria, the Christians, the Mos¬ mortar fire into neighborhoods where Associated Press Writer of 58-33. an amendment that would have lems. the Palestinians and the Beirut right-wing Lebanese militias maintain WASHINGTON (API - Supporters of an required a two-thirds vote of both houses government, to settle the crisis. given 10-to-life strongholds. Many areas were reported to extension of time for the proposed Equal before the extension could be approved. be without running water or electricity. Rights Amendment won two preliminary Defeat of this amendment means the extension needs only a simple majority, as An estimated 250 Lebanese have been killed and 502 wounded in heavy fighting victories victories in concede the in the Senate on Tuesday but all face a tougher test in a in the House, to clear the Senate. Both amendments offered by Sen. Past official By LINDA DEUTSCH and armed robbery in connection with the since Wednesday. In a television address crucial vote on Wednesday. were Associated Press Writer Hearst abduction. Monday, a haggard-looking Sarkis said the The senators first rejected, by a vote of William L. Scott. R-Va. OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) - William and Emily Harris, who a month ago said they Alameda County District Attorney Lowell Jensen, who attended the sentenc¬ fighting in east Beirut had pushed his nation "to the verge of collapse." He asked 64-26, an amendment to recognize the action of four states that have rescinded The Senate will vote Wednesday amendment by Sen. Jake Garn. R Utah, on an of CIA found were s proud for peace and promised to establish a new their ratification of ERA. The amendment which would allow future votes to rescind they kidnapped Patricia ing by Superior Court Judge Stanley P. Hearst, were sentenced Tuesday to 10 Golde, said the exact prison term will be government to replace the caretaker re¬ would also have allowed other states to do approval of the ERA. but would not years to life in prison for the crime. "The Harrises consider this the end of an calculated according to a new determinate gime of Premier Salim el Hoss. the same in the future. validate the four rescission votes taken. already dead in bay sentencing law which took effect last year. era," their attorney Susan Jordan said Although the judge imposed the maxi A spokesperson for Garn said he was "not moments after the sentencing, which dismayed" by the defeat of the Scott BALTIMORE (API - Authorities said mum of 10 years to life, Jensen said the marked the last litigation against survivors of the terrorist Symbionese Liberation California Community Release Board would reduce that term to 10 years, eight months. FBI informant faces rescision amendment, adding. "As a matter of fact, we expected it." Garn had voted for the Scott proposal. Tuesday that a body dragged from Chesa peake Bay belted with divers' weights was that of a former high-ranking Central Army. With credit for good behavior and time Harris, 33, and his 31-year-old wife smiled already served, the Harrises could be He says a majority of senators have told Intelligence Agency official. Police said he had been shot in the head. extradition in murder broadly as the sentences were read. They released in 1983. him they will vote for his amendment. ERA had plea-bargained Aug. 31, and officials backers concede the vote will be close but The decomposing body of John Paisley. The Harrises, Midwestern college gra¬ said they could probably be released from they expect to win. 55. of Washington, was identified through duates who became radicalized during the say President Carter took a hand in the ERA dental charts by the state medical exam prison in five years. Vietnam era, have denied Hearst's claims MONTGOMERY. Ala. (UPI) - The Linda Breland of the attorney general's iner. It had been found Sunday. Deputy District Attorney Alex Selvin, that she was raped, assaulted and brain¬ Alabama Attorney General's office Tuesday office said the papers probably would go to battle Tuesday, urging through a White who prosecuted the kidnapping case and washed during the 18 months she was held House assistant. Sarah Weddington. that Paisley's death could have been suicide or received extradition papers seeking to Gov. George C. Wallace Wednesday and murder, according to Bill negotiated the plea bargain, said he captive, then converted to the SLA as the the Senate reject all amendments to the Clark, of the state bring former FBI informant Gary Thomas will then be forwarded to Georgia officials believed justice had been served, the urban guerrilla "Tania." extension resolution. police. Rowe from Georgia to Alabama to face a for the arrest of Rowe. Police and the medical examiner said The deadline for ERA backers to win county saved $500,000 in trial costs, and Hearst, 24, the daughter of newspaper Rowe, working as an informant on Klan first-degree murder indictment for a 1965 ratification votes from three-fourths of the Paisley died of a .38-caliber bullet fired Hearst saved the ordeal of testifying publisher Randolph Hearst, was kidnapped civil rights slaying. activities, was in the car from which Mrs. against her captors. on Feb. 4,1974. states is next March 22. The House has against his head, behind the left ear. Liuzzo was shot in Lowndes County while "There was emotional harm to Miss She is now serving a seven-year prison Although there had been published approved extending the deadline to June They said 40 pounds of diving weights ferrying civil rights marchers between 30.1982. were strapped around his waist and that Hearst," he said in explaining why the term for the robbery of a bank while she reports of the indictment, the extradition Montgomery and Selma. the body had been in the water at least one qualification of kidnapping with bodily was an SLA fugitive with the Harrises, and papers were the first public confirmation Weddington, saying she spoke for the week. harm was dropped in exchange for guilty will be eligible for parole next year. that Rowe, an FBI informant on Ku Klux His testimony sent two Klansmen to jail president, told reporters that Carter pleas to kidnapping. "But we're dealing After sentencing, Harris, clad in denim Klan activities in the early 1960s, was on charges of violating Mrs. Liuzzo's civil "strongly urges the Senate to pass the Paisley retired in 1974 after serving as with a law involving actual physical harm. jeans and jacket, was allowed to make a indicted for the shooting death of Viola rights. Those Klansmen, Collie Leroy Wil- extension measure without amendments." deputy director of the CIA's Office of There's no question there was very little of courtroom statement. Liuzzo of Detroit. kins and Eugene Thomas, are out of jail and She said Carter, his wife, Rosalynn, and Strategic Research. For the past six that." was returned have said it Rowe who fired the fatal Vice President Walter Mondale were months, he was a consultant to the "I just wanted to tell all the folks out The indictment by a was The Harrises were sentenced on four there that have been behind us in spirit that Lowndes County grand jury Sept. 18, but shots. telephoning senators on the issue. accounting firm Coopers & Lydrand. counts of kidnapping, false imprisonment Emily and I love you very much" he said. was kept secret. ACADEMIC COUNCIL PASSES MEASURE 6U' divestiture plans supported Council Tuesday. A motion was pasted et BjrKYOWEN Stat* Newt Staff Writer MSU divestiture of holdings in firms doing businoas Republic of South Africa received support from the Academic Tuesday's meeting to support •dopted by the MSU Board of Trustees in March which calls for in the a plan can we wrong be so poor as to think that in 1978 three million people can control 18 million. In America, we would demand more action." Leo Nothstein, professor of civil and sanitation engineering, said divestiture is "absolutely the wrong way. The cause is to change investment programs." just, but it is Quoting a recent article in Saturday Review Nothstein said, "The 'biggest losers are you. The holes (in the economy I will be filled up.' This is ness inside Handicapper Aware¬ Week. See story on page 3. KM'ft-J Z v mm JjjP "J "prudent divestiture" of University stock holdings in firms dealing We'll lose influence in South Africa." in South Africa beginning Dec. 1. The council also approved a procedure for weather selecting administra¬ Student Councilmember Mark Boomatra, who introduced the tors and academic officers reporting directly to the president and Partly cloudy today with motion, said the trustees' action was a "leadership move and is one provost some scattered showers. Tem¬ of the best things the board has done since I've been here." A report from the University Committee on Curriculum, which Robert Green, dean of the College of Urban Development, initiates course changes, was approved by the council. peratures will reach the mid- supported the motion and said the trustees should do more about The report calls for 28 new courses and changes in some graduate 60s. It will be partly cloudy the South Africa situation. again Thursday. degree requirements, which was approved by Graduate Council Green, who haa visited South Africa, said many people are misinformed about the country, which he called an "evil system." 'The American press doesn't tell us everything," he said. "How last year. The Student Council held an orientation meeting Tuesday and will hold its first action meeting Oct. 17. • 1'liliiMI 2 Michigon Stote News, Eost Loosing, Michigon Wednesday, October 4 1978 FIVE AND ONE-HALF TONS CONFISCATED State police intercept marijuana PONTIAC (UPI) - State five-gallon pickle pails and largest pot busts in Michigan by the U.S. Customs Service in Kobusch Jr., 29, of Chicago, and police confiscated five and one- seized a four-engine cargo plane history, officials said Tuesday. Detroit shortly after the mari¬ Duilio T. Fanti Jr., 38, of half tons of marijuana packed in and a semi-truck in one of the State police were tipped off juana shipment, with a street Carbondale, Colo. value estimated at $4 million, State police Lt. George Scotland Yard probes defector's death arrived at Oakland-Pontiac Air¬ Gedda, commander of the Pon- port in nearby Waterford tiac post, told a morning news on LONOON (AP) — Scotland Yard sought Tuesday to determine whether the death of a Bulgarian defector in a fall blood posioning after stuck by a "poisoned men claiming he was umbrella." Both made anti-communist broadcasts to Taylor abandons swim; Township Monday evening. A plainclothes officer dis¬ patched to the scene watched as cartons of the canned mari¬ conference the two men be charged with felony viola¬ tions of the state narcotics laws. would down his stair was linked to the their homeland for the British Broadcast¬ juana were taken from a four- But he later told UPI that he "poisoned umbrella" murder of bulgarian dissident. a Anti-terrorist chief James Nevill said fellow ing Corp. "All we have at the present is that a man was found dead "* the foot of the new plans in progress engine cargo plane and loaded onto the semi truck. Officers stopped the truck was secure unable to immediately warrants from the Oak¬ land County prosecutor's office because of a lack of evidence that so far nothing suspicious had been stairs." Nevill said. c.Y«?iiow have to find after it left the airport, seized found at the home of Vladimir ABOARD THE IDLE DAY up her second bid to be the first EDT. exactly 51 hours after indicating the men were aware out how he arrived there. We are the cargo and arrested the Simeonov. a 30-year-old bachelor killed (AP) — Marathon swimmer person to swim from the entering the water at Orange driver and passenger. of the nature of their cargo. keeping a completely open mind." Stella Taylor, her body ravaged Bahamas to Florida, Cay, a small island in the Bimini The men carried official car¬ in the fall Monday. Nevill said Scotland Yard was trying to by cramps, salt water and Taylor was lifted aboard one chain of the Bahamas. Her Arrested and held as mate- go slips indicating they were Simeonov's death came only three determine whether he fell or was pushed position 28 miles east of jellyfish stings, Tuesday gave of her support ships at 1:40 p.m. was e Roger J. carrying fertilizer, Gedda said. weeks after Giorgio Markov died of down the stairs. Hallandale, a Florida coast city about five miles south of Fort Lauderdale. Children view guerillas as heroes Carter plans veto The distance of her proposed route was 130 miles. It is ERA opponents difficult to estimate how far MANAGUA. Nicaragua (AP) — Gun- One pro-Somoza housewife said she Taylor swam because currents toting Sandinista guerrillas, not the was horrified to find her children playing traditional cowboy or cop. are the new war games. She was even more horrified for 'wasteful' bill and navigating problems took her off blast course. heroes of Nicaraguan youths. The rebels, wearing the black and red masks of the Sandinista National libera¬ when she discovered they were calling themselves "Comandante Cero" and "Comandante Dos," the code names used WASHINGTON (AP) - President Carter said Tuesday he veto the $10.2 billion public works bill, despite calls will Despite her deteriorating physical condition, the 46-year- old swimmer resisted for 15 Griffin vote tion Front and waging a bloody struggle for minutes when aides tried to By MELANIE DEEDS Detroit City Council Presi¬ by Sandinista guerrilla leaders. mer to overthrow President Anastasio compromise, because the measure is "wasteful." convince her that her effort was DETROIT (UPI) - Oppo dent Carl Levin, announced last Reports say the Sandinista raids are "I, along with the people of our country are tired of seeing the nents of the Equal Rights Somoza. have captured the imagination daring and often successful, with street hopeless. Saturday he would vote for an taxpayers' money wasted." the president said in announcing that In the wake of defeat, crew Amendment said Tuesday that extension of the ratification of many young people in this Central fighters wearing masks and mouthing a he will veto the bill later in the week. U.S. Sen. Robert P. Griffin, American nation. modern version of Robin Hood rhetoric. members said tentative plans period and against an amend¬ . He urged legislators, who passed the bill by overwhelming are already being considered for R-Mich., will be committing ment that would allow states to margins, to sustain his veto and come back with a more acceptable third "political suicide" by voting rescind their earlier support. a attempt after Miss Taylor regains her strength. against a proposal to let states A Senate vote on extension is Strenuous pace killed pope, doctor says "It's important that I and the Congress set an example for the This time, however, they in¬ rescind prior ERA approval. not scheduled until Friday, but nation in controlling inflation." Carter said. "This public works bill the more crucial test on the dicated the route of the swim "If he thinks he is playing is exactly the wrong example... it's wasteful... this bill is totally recision amendment is set for of the may be reversed, leaving the politics wisely, he is wrong," VATICAN CITY (AP) — Pope John Poul pontificate and the sensitivity of unacceptable." today. Luciani possibly were contributing fac¬ Florida Keys and swimming said Elaine Donnelly, co-chair¬ I s physician said Tuesday he told the Carter's veto will assure an uphill, potentially bitter clash with eastward to the Bahamas. Griffin said he had received person of the Michigan Stop pontiff a few days before his death that tors in his heart attack. fellow Democrats in Congress. A spokesperson said Taylor ERA Committee. "Senator considerable pressure from he could not continue such a strenuous Meanwhile, an organization called Carter discussed the coming veto fight and plans for new would be taken Tuesday to Fort both supporters and opponents Griffin is about to commit pace. And an ultra-conservative Roman Civilta Cristiana, said it has filed a formal anti inflation measures with his Cabinet at an unusual afternoon Lauderdale, probably for treat¬ of ERA extension. political suicide." Catholic group has demanded "a judicial petition with the Vatican Courts of Justice session after summoning the advisers on only a few hours notice. ment of the numerous jellyfish Donnelly said Griffin's deci¬ The measure passed both houses of Congress by margins much stings and assorted sores and Griffin, whose bid for re-elec¬ sion was "based on misinforma¬ inquiry" into the cause of the pope's to "open a judicial inquiry to ascertain the death. ♦rue causes" of the pope's death. larger than the two-thirds majorities needed to put it into effect burns acquired during her two tion faces a tough challenge tion, manipulation and bad ad- Dr. Antonio da Ros, Pope John Paul's without the president's signature. and one-half-day ordeal. from ERA supporter and for¬ But Cardinal Silvio Oddi said the Sacred personal physician, said that the burden College "will not even discuss the issue." 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East Lansing State Bank Building, on Abbott fireballs and sent thick black smoke and $10 million unless the SEE OUR AD IN TODAY'S ISSUE equipment thousands of feet into the air. Pieces of within the fire area could be salvaged. Striking press operators ratify contract NEW YORK (AP) — Striking press before the press operators took their operators overwhelmingly ratified o new vote. contract with the New York Post on William Kennedy, president of the You don't Tuesday, ending their union's eight-week Printing Pressmen's Union No. 2 said the walkout at the afternoon daily, a union union ratified the pact by a 445-51 vote. have to be official said. The Post press operators approved a loud to be However, it was not immediately clear contract that basically promised to match noticed. whether the Post would be able to terms the press operators negotiate with publish a Wednesday edition. Typo¬ The New York Times and the Daily News, With this 10(1% graphers, who have a long-term contract both morning papers. The three dailies wool Harris Tweed with the Post, had returned to their jobs have been shut down since Aug. 9. sportscoat in clas¬ sic herringbones. People will see Character witness backs Diggs that vou know the "look of WASHINGTON (UPI) - The State secretary of state for African affairs and success" is often Department's third highest officer, tes¬ was closely associated with Diggs, who a casual, quiet tifying at the kickback trial of Rep. was chairman of a House subcommittee statement of Charles C. Diggs Jr., D-Mich., said on African affairs. gixtd taste. The Tuesday the black lawmaker rejected a I recall a letter from an African chief substantial bribe offer from the head of of state offering a up-dated natural stipend in order to shoulder styling an African state in 1972. further the interest of this particular and muted colors Under Secretary of State David New- African country in the Congress," New- will make it some, testifying as a character witness, some said. said Diggs is o man of integrity and honesty." him He said Diqgs turned the letter over to personally and "indicated his indig¬ your favorite for office or We run with a weekend Great Brunch!" nation at being approached in this wear In 1972 Newsome said he was assistant manner," Newsome said. every year. Our "Great Brunch" includes a choice of lunch or breakfast entrees, assorted salads, vegetables, our Grain elevators explodes, 2 killed own house cheese spread, our famous Sigee's breads, and more... plus we run bus transportation to Spartan Stadium. SAVAGE, Minn. 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State News Staff Writer back to the voter with more information if CLC will hold an informational meeting he said. on the anti-mall side of the issue and the "Grassroots" campaigns on both sides of necessary, the Dayton Hudson mall controversy are The pro-mall workers offered their reasons behind its challenge in a public services at coffee gatherings Dayton Hud meeting in 331 Union at 7:30 p.m. Thurs gaining steam as the Nov. 7 referendum has been holding in neighborhood day. date draws near. son homes throughout the area in recent weeks. Kruch said CLC's current priority is to URGE LANSING COUNCIL TO CONDEMN The Committee for Balanced Develop¬ CLC will also rely heavily on canvassing seek out supporters just as Dayton Hudson ment, the campaign arm of Citizens for a Livable Community, and Dayton Hudson to get information to the voters, campaign did through its neighborhood coffees. Properties are battling for voter support on whether the proposed mall should be built manager Dick Kruch said. The citizens group opposing the mall plans to have its canvassing effort in full swing by next week Dayton Hudson will present its side of the mall question in living units on and off campus. Letters were sent out last w eek Citizens call building Jiretrap' in East Lansing. "The Cedars" mall is and will continue it until the election. Kruch to all on campus living units plus sororities designed for a site at Lake Lansing Road and U.S. 127. said. and fraternities offering a presentation on By SHEILA BEACHl'M Society retracts tfle designation of the Diamond Reo property as a In the initial effort, mall opponents will the proposed mall issue, a Dayton Hudson Dayton Hudson will begin canvassing State News Staff Writer historical site, Adado said. residential neighborhoods tonight, director mainly distribute literature, he said. spokesperson said. A group of Lansing citizens urged the Lansing City Council A public hearing will be held in late December, Mayor Gerald W. Peter Hutchinson said. Over 200 pro-mall "The informational level on this issue is Scheduled appearances by Huchinson Monday to condemn an abandoned factory on the city's south side Graves said, at which time the "land will be transferred to the city low," Kruch said. are: Bailey Hall. 9:30 p.m. Thursday; Psi volunteers will knock on residents' doors very for health and safety reasons. for $1." over the next two weeks, he said. A second in-depth campaign will be Upsilon fraternity. 810 W. Grand River Howard L. Jones, 426 W. Barnes, representing the three week The federal government will help defray the costs of conducted if CLC can recruit enough Ave.. 5:30 p.m. Tuesday; Williams Hall. They will distribute literature, talk to old South Central Neighborhood Organization, called the re developing the Diamond Reo property by granting $700,000 to voters and answer questions, determine the volunteers, he said. The citizens group 9:20 p.i lgrna Kappa. 6 abandoned Diamond Reo Corporation on South Washington the city. Mayor Graves said. p.m. on Oct. 23. Avenue a "rat, injury, and smoldering fire trap." In other business, the council: A number of forums to Nearly 40 people from the South Central Neighborhood •heard from a Lansing Ice and Fuel Co. representative seeking issue are shaping up < Organization attended the meeting, rallying for immediate council $385,000 iii tax free economic development bonds in a public throughout the city. Dayt« Department officials is to have one debate neighborhood and three oi Though CLC "welcomes "Blight begets blight." Jones said. "We ask the council to condemn the property, get rid of the rats and board up the hearing. The representative petitioned for the city's financial assistance in the $476,000 renovation venture to keep alive "the trend of revitalizing North Lansing;" • gave the go ahead on an additional appropriation of $50,000 for for public forums," it is no The group suggested that the 34-acre corporation site be razed continued operation of the Ingham County Health Department to set up such debate simulate and new housing, park facilities and industries by erected. Clinic. to handicaps Especially in the homeown Hudson w ii! generate those he said. Pictures of the run down factory site were presented to the City Council chairperson Louis Adado informed the group that • resolved that as of last Monday, a freeze will be instituted on all future funds for programs outside the realm of normal business. The freeze would continue until "some date at which the future CLC is planning a the building was condemned earlier but the "Diamond Reo financial situation of the city is more clear;" and predominantly to homeowr property is declared as a historical site." • authorized an additional $18,706 in funds for the New Way for Awareness Week "We have strength in h The declaration means the city cannot tear down the Diamond facility. Program finances expired Sept. 30, but continuation of the too, hut we are not as likt Reo property until Congress or the Historical Pr program will be assured with the additional funds. By JOY L. HAENLEIN State News Staff Writer Michigan department heads are exploring the everyday dilemmas of RHA to review existing policies State of wheelchair users as they rely on the vehicles for transportation during this "National Candidates' Handicapper Awareness Week." Policies concerning room entry and dam "Whether the policies are tightened up or and serious threat to the safety of other! Other state employees will simulate different handicaps to promote awareness in the ge in residence halls may be in need of loosened remains to be seen." he said. Staff members are also forbidden froi community this week as suggested by Gov. William G. Milliken. While these projects may further understanding of handicapper problems in the debate set eview and will be examined at tesidence Halls Association meeting. Resi the next University policies are occasionally looked into and evaluated periodically. searching a person's search room. However, polk for may a room investigate community, several area agencies are equally concerned with mainstreaming lenee Hall Programs officials said Tuesday. Both policies, which were approved by purposes. handicappers into recreational programs. Jim Wall. RHA advisor, said a commit RHA, the Residence Hall Programs Office, Wall said the room-entry policy, which i "Lansing is pretty far ahead of itself compared with other areas of the world in ee, similar to the one which reviewed the residence hall management and the vice administrative an ruling, will probab recreational facilities for handicappers," Regina Green, a Health. Physical Education Kiva at 7:30 tonight. mversity's alcohol policy last spring, will president for student affairs have withstood receive the most examination. and Recreation specialist, said. ie set up should the two policies undergo A few problems related to darna) tampering by University officials in the last While MSIJ has not developed any recreational programs for handicappers, the student ny changes. few years. liability in residence halls have cropped t interest in future plans is definitely growing, Green said. forum sponsored hv the School of Wall said examining the policies is in the past, but Don Schmidt, assists The Therapeutic Recreation major, which stresses modification and adaptation of a The room entry policy, approved in 1977, Journalism. early procedure and the most recent stipulates staff can not enter a person's manager of residence halls.: recreational activities to be applied to handicappers, has an enrollment of about 100150 erutiny is simply in line with that policy. room unless under conditions of immediate dropped every year since 1975. students, she said. The problem of building design is key in the course, Green said, and Lansing area recreational facilities are learning to combat building restrictions more and more, said Judy Hoffman, supervisor of Recreational Programs for the Handicapped for Lansing Parks and Recreation. Both Kingsley and Gier Community Centers in Lansing are barrier free to provide handicapper access to the gymnasiums. Looking around before deciding on curriculum The Lansing Wheelchair Sports Association meets at Gier Monday nights and is active in track and field events and table tennis as well as harboring the Lansing Globerollers. a wheelchair basketball team. best policy for some freshmen, 4l/' deans say Lansing Community College. Oak Park and Hunter Park pools are all barrier free and department. By WILLIAM CORNISH provide hydrolic lifts to accommodate handicapper swimmers. Students and non-students Is it a good idea for freshmen to declare a major? Yes, say some MSU deans, if they Hughes said he feels this is better than no pref because students can take courses within can swim at LCC, Hoffman said. a college they may not be able to in no know what they want to do. pref. They can also gain insight into a field. Spartan Lanes in Lansing also provides handicapper bowling every Saturday from 2 to It there is indecision, h-wever. n is sometimes better to wait, but making a choice in Engineering, business and vocational fields are more popular today, at least among 4 p.m. the first two years is the best policy, the -leans agreed. juniors and seniors than fields within the College of Arts and Letters. Hughes said. He Plans are also being formulated at Woldumar Nature Center in Lansing for an Willard G. Warrington, arting -iein of University College, said one in five incoming added tha. uetter vocational training would be obtained at a tradeschool specializing in environmental perception center, where handicappers can travel through nature trails freshmen are undecided and choose no preference as their major designation. the vocation rather than at a large university that offers just about everything. and stop at teaching plazas along the half mile course. He said a "no pref .student who changes to a specific major usually keeps that major Despite the trend toward business majors, Hughes said. "The best education is liberal These plazas will be strong structures designed to emphasize major phases of the more often than a student who declares a major right away. Many of these students end arts, which offers a variety of subject matter. Schools don't train students for jobs: one in natural world and to explain them in detail to the travellers, said Bill Hanson, executive up changing to no pref. he said. No pre! s'udonts most often declare their major in the two are doing something different than their major 10 years after graduation." director of the center. first term of their Richard Lewis, dean of the College of Business, said freshmen cannot know the wide sophomore year. Warrington said there are three types of no pref students: those interested in two or range of opportunities available in university. The project is still at the drawing board stage. Hansen cautioned and a completion dale a What does the job scene look like right now? The Michigan State University Placement has not been set. three fields, those interested in everything and those interested in nothing. But the praise belongs not only to the city planners who helped make these facilities a "No pref is good." Warrington said, "because it doesn't force a student to make a Services Annual Report 1977-78 reports engineering may be the only major whose reality. Hoffman said. decision that may not be what he wants." starting salaries have kept up or exceeded the pace of inflation in the last 10 years. V> iluam tlughes. assistant clean oi undergraduate programs in the College ot Arts and Chemical, agricultural, mechanical, electrical and civil engineering lead the way. "Handicappers are starting to say 'I can go out and do it!'" she said. "They realize they Other open fields include accounting, economics, marketing, hotel, restaurant and can take advantage of these facilities and that change in attitudes among handicappers Letters, said a student should major in a department of their interest such as general has helped." education or general engineering, even if they are undecided on a major within the institutional management, computer science, retailing, chemistry and mathematics. Mix-ups in ASMSU committees result in no meetings being held By R. W. ROBINSON tion Arts and Sciences representative previous representative remained on the State News Staff Writer resigned for academic reasons, Passiak hoard spring term and sat on the space and Because of a mix-up concerning which said. personnel committee. committees ASMSU Student Board repre¬ Larry Mosca. president of University Passiak said there will have to be a sentatives belong to and several board Apartments Residence Council, also re¬ special election to fill the business college vacancies, no business has been conducted signed from the board for academic- vacancy which will be conducted by All by either the policy or space and personnel oriented reasons. Mosca said he is devoting University Elections Commission. committees. his time toward completing his degree this There have been two scheduled meetings year. Robert Freeman, chairperson of AUEC. for the committees and a quorum was not was unavailable for comment as to how the Another board member who belonged to present either time to discuss ASMSU the space and personnel committee was the special election will he financed. business. College of Business representative. Passiak went on to say that the vacancies The budget committee is the only group for the University College and College of The business college did not elect a which has been able to conduct any ASMSU Communication Arts and Sciences seats will business this term — mainly because this representative during the spring term election because of a controversy over the be filled by appointment by the space and group has had a quorum present at its personnel committee. eligibility of one of the candidates. The meetings. ASMSU Student Board President Dan Jones said there has been some confusion by the board members since the beginning of the term about which committees they belong to. Jones sent out a memorandum restruc¬ turing the committees Monday because of Run-for-health program vacancies and to fill some board members' requests to be placed on another comrnit- starts tonight in Lansing A not her reason for the low turnout at committee meetings is some represents fives may just have decided not to attend, The first session of an exercise progTam designed to help ares residents slsrt running Jones explained. will be at 7:30 tonight at Health Central. 2318 S, Cedar St., Lanaing. "I hope after Tuesday night's board The program, "Run for the Health Of It," is being offered by Health Central Inc., a Photo by Mark Hodgms meeting everything will be cleared up," Lansing-based health maintenance organization. Denise Frazier, 20, of 298 E. McDonel Hall, was treated and released from Olin Health Center early Jones added. Tonight's session is designed especially for the nonrunner. Advice will be offered on Tueeday morning after striking a pedestrian with her bicycle on West Circle Drive near the MSI' Library, Karen Passiak, chairperson of the space running shoes, clothing, and warm-up exercises. a Department of Public Safety official said. and personnel committee, said the reason Running will begin at 5:15 p.m. Monday at the Riverfront Park in Lansing. Running She was transported to Olin by an East Lansing rescue squad at 10:12 a.m. The pedestrian was not she has not been able to get a quorum at her sessions will continue every Monday. Wednesday and Friday for 12 weeks, beginning at the same location. injured, campus police said. Apparently Frazier was traveling the wrong way when the accident occurred, meetings is because of the many vacancies. Health Central's director of health education. Susan Frye, will be the • ;or a DPS official said. The following Space and Personnel the program. committee members have resigned from the board: Tom Rombouts, College of Communica¬ @[p[M©(n} Even with Botha it's still Apartheid While many Western reporters system of government known as Don't underestimate our deter¬ tentatively related former South autonomous from Pretoria in 1966. Apartheid. mination to stay in this country. African Defense Minister Pieter South Africa can no longer put And even if Botha is a saint, the Don't underestimate our will to Botha's liberal treatment of the off a democratic election in system he represents has resulted safeguard South Africa and the Namibia, but it is doing its best to race issue, the fact still remains in hell on earth for millions of integrity of its borders. Don't influence the outcome. In direct that he is now prime minister of a South African blacks and underestimate our will to keep this contradiction to a U.N. order, an orderly "colon ds." Even if he turns out to community of nations." South Africa will attempt to hold be the most diplomatic white man an election by December. While Botha's rhetoric may- in the entire African continent — sound nationalistically noble, it there is no way the system he The U.N. had ordered an elec¬ will probably mean more blood represents can survive. tion for mid-1979, but South Africa shed, more death and more op¬ Botha is actually a long way pushed up the date to take from saint-hood. Given his hard¬ pression based on pigmentation. It advantage of the absence of means Apartheid will not die soon. line stance on South African Namibians. Thousands of Nami- His pledge to maintain an bians have fled the country in fear policies, survival is merely a matter of time adamant — — shorter if he is orderly community of nations longer if he is concilia¬ might as well have been spoken to since 1966. The theory behind the U.N.'s Life is back, but tory. a brick wall. To Apartheid influ¬ resolution was that with 7,500 enced minds, orderly means defy An indication of the longevity still inherent in Apartheid is Botha's recent statement concern¬ ing a recent United Nations resolution providing for 7,500 armed troops protecting the elec tion, many Namibians would feel safe enough to come home and cast without empathy United Nations troops to super ing South Africa against the a ballot. vise elections in Namibia. Life is back in business. But like real life, it doesn't seem what it used world. Pieter Botha, despite his liber¬ lobe. Or maybe it is us that has changed. Maybe we have finally come to "While we do not think we can To South Africa, it is not even alism, will not stand for this. The fight the whole world, I want to Namibia — it is still South-West only thing he will stand for is appreciate the power of the picture — the power to incite, the power to give those who think they can Africa — despite the fact the U.N. Apartheid, and because of that, he pacify and the power to awe. The brand-new full-size blazingly colorful issue of Life exemplifies its awareness of that power. chase us around this assurance: decided the country should be is likely to fall with it. The new Life seems determined to remain solvent. It has accepted the premise that a magazine cannot rely on millions of subscriptions to stay Brown cheaper than red, white, bine afloat and has also swallowed its pride enough to allow full page ads to grace its pages — almost to distracting excess. But Ah . . . the pictures. Beautiful color prints on paper you finger twice to make sure you haven't missed a page — quality. It is evidenced The Post Office has bopped around for the last few years thinking they in everything but the editing. packages and bulk junk mail. They did a little advertising against each have a monopoly over delivery services. Encased in Congress' The superb quality of all other aspects in Life make it almost other, becoming quite competitive and cost conscious. possible protective regulations and prohibitions, the postal authorities have Congress refused to order a reorganization of the postal service. to overlook Life's head-in-the sand editors. Almost, but not quite. been able to demand higher postal rates to cover their inefficiencies. The Rates kept rising. More and more commercial customers switched to the Actually only one photo-story caught our eye as being bad, but it was debate never centered around whether a postal hike was bad enough to spoil our overall impression of the necessary. It private delivery firms. Magazine publishers asked for lower magazine. was always "how much this time?" The story was based around exclusive photos of the Shah of Iran second-class rates. And the post office kept bopping along. Meanwhile, private delivery services like United Parcel Service and Many publishers are experimenting with private delivery of vacationing with the royal family in their fortress-like Caspian retreat. the Independent Postal Service of America tried to Not that there is anything unusual about a story of a world leader at keep costs down by magazines. Newspapers have done it virtually since their inception. play being efficient. The economies of a nationwide service were lost when Delivery companies have hired schoolchildren to put plastic bags with ... but why the Shah of Iran? the service was provided by the government. The The power of the picture is why. Every single photo is a private deliverers traditionally third-class mail on doorknobs. portrayal of fought battles in the courts to gain a right to deliver first-class mail, as Reader's Digest in California is using private delivery for about the Shah and his family playfully cavorting like any modern upper long as they promised not to make too much money. 150,000 customers. The Wall Street Journal estimates such service can middle-class family — as if without a care in the world. Life's one line Years ago the IPSA offered to deliver all be used for 75 percent of its subscribers. treatment of Iran's civil strife: ". there has sometimes been violent postal service mail at two . . cents less than the post office rate. The USPS said no, only the And as the ultimate insult to the efficiency of the T'.S. Postal Service, opposition to his efforts to modernize Iran . . ." There is nothing inherently bad about features on world leaders, but government could handle the official mail with the pretty stamps. Cost government agencies have decided to use the United Parcel Service to when it involves a positive picture of the Shah of Iran, it exercises its savings were irrelevent — the postal service had its pride to defend. deliver government packages. So, the private services went back into hiding, delivering some The demise of the post office may be near. power to pacify. But only to the American people, — to millions of Iranian citizens, it is exercising the power to incite. so the message is clear to CBS and the sponsors that Catholics do not intend to Tl,e State News have their faith publicly maligned and slandered. Frank J. Maguire Wednesday, October 4, 1978 Chairperson. Americans Against Anti- Editorials at 1 the opinions of the State News. Catholicism and letters c Viewpoints, columns e personal opinions Bank and file one. the State News recognized that such a It takes only common sense to realize Editorial Department meeting was passe, that could wait until Monday. boring, aid something that if disco wasn't a worthy art that people We spend too Jorr-e- I. Wfb would reject it! But Behold! The people Ph0m Editor jinmenf 6 Book Editor KothyKilb Dove DiMan CT's misinformed It is. of course, possible that the State flood the discoes. News did no: know about the CT meeting. iim Shonohan Nonzio Lupo Sports Editor Mike K/ocfce After all. as I learned from the Welcome So to you Holdship, I say hip up and much on alcohol Layout Editor Scoff Wierengo I would like to congratulate the State maybe "e Chombe's 'reelonce Editor Deborah Hey wood News on its creative Week edition, there are only three groups you can begin to enjoy the disco approach to jour like so many of us do, instead of Law be like Paula Mo^r Copy Editor KennethE Parker nalism. While some of people on this campus — students, scene can beauty; their utility newspapers might feel being in the eye of the beholder. The State preseo'cf.ve joyi Hoen called upon to cover a family, ,md administrators. Since CT's. listening to rock 'n roll and getting another Advertising Department meeting of HU0 to migraine. News (Sept. 28,1978) sees no such 1.000 CT's to decide on tactics for utility in getting Kevin Twining Proposal D which has as its design the moger Cmo Spomolo the University administration to offer a personnel, etc., are not people, they m—mmam—mmmmmmm serious contract rather than a ludicrous obviously do not engage in activities that 330 Wilson Hall raising of the legal drinking age to 21. The worth State News expresses sympathy for the are n porting on. area bars that "would be forced to Marian deZeeuw close." The State News "doubts the 14501 Spartan Village validity of the BRUCE GUTHRIE ED NOTE The State Hews d o know of the Nothing funny comparative statistics" used by the Coaltion I for 21 to vindicate their reasons for C lei i held I' wanting the legal drinking age raised. Thus I shall I 'hen n fed about religion Sex our in society: employ a statistic notcommonly seen. According to the State of Michigan t he most outrageous anti-Catholic pro¬ Liquor Commission, in the fiscal year 1977. the people of Michigan spent $393,904,824 gram on television has now been introduced not all games are on beverages by CBS in a new Norman Lear Production containing 16 percent or more fun Disco In not like called "In The Beginning." This abusive presentation not only redi- alcohol. The fiscal year 1975 witnessed $645,533,625 being spent on beer alone. The total for the two figures is obviously over $1 Maria Pitchford. a college student, was six months the hula-hoop! cules Catholic religious rites but also adds billion. pregnant last Subtle indoctrination taught me that sex was important. smutty jokes about the sex lives of both the The fight against June when, under strain, she gave herself an abortion with a cancer in Michigan priest and the nun main characters, before could have benefitted from this billion plastic knitting needle. After delivering a stillborn fetus and Important. Perhaps vital. Sex. The act which demonstrates that Sorry Bill Holdship, but there's no way of dollars. The struggle against hunder in watching her boyfriend walk out on her. Maria was arrested for they entered the religious life. The snide someone trusts you enough to at least briefly shed the competitive getting out of the disco socio-cultural and malicious remarks accompanied by America could have benefitted from this performing an illegal abortion She was acquitted last month on barriers to companionship. The ultimate high. No act built up so phenomena. Disco is simply a newly billion dollars. The Third World nations in grounds of temporary insanity. discovered form of music that will not go background laughter is clearly religious much in our culture by advertising, the media and peers could bigotry at its worst. the world could have benefitted from this out of style such as Abortion. If unwanted cells found in come anywhere close to fulfilling the expectations we have about "hula-hoops and Davy billion dollars. are a part of our body, we Crockett hats." How can anyone make the Catholics have a right to expect television swallow medication and hope the cells are Whether or not the legal destroyed. If the cells absurd assumption that disco lacks emotion. producers to present their comedies with¬ drinking age replicate rapidly, we label them tumorous and operate to remove in Michigan should be raised to 21 is a moot Men are taught to crave sex. Women are Disco, when presented right, can bring out out making Catholic religious practices, as them. And no one questions this. Vet we taught to distribute question. But the people who may be question abortion. their "sexual favors" selectively. Restricted abortions, the double a feeling that totally encompasses one's well as, priests and nuns the butt of their affected can drain their steins one last time standard of male and female virginity, and social body. That and the reason that disco has a jokes. It's not that a fetus is the s'art of human life. If this mattered, pressure insure and. law or no lew donate their time and that the women selective pulsating beat makes it great and easy to people would be jumping all «»ver us to make sure that each of our are enough. There is no female Many Catholics are extremely upset by equivalent of a "dirty old man." So men must compete in a limited dance to. This is the reason that disco's money to more worthy causes than them¬ sperm and ova are used. They are not. And. with the advent of this offensive blasphemous piece of trash selves. market for this socially-induced need. In have become so popular. The people come cloning, any activity which endangered any of our cells would any lifelong competition, and intend to take action. Paul I. Lipsitz become morally indefensible. This is not the case. Yet all this fuss everyone will fail at least once and feel the insecurity and to dance not to sit on their butts. Action by viewers should be immediate 408 Ann over abortion. loneliness that failure brings. Restricting abortions is partially a means of controlling women This sounds absurd of course. No sane culture would so grossly in our society. Men can determine whether or not a woman has a bloat the importance of something like sex and then move to DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau child despite the fact that it is the woman who is usually stuck with prohibit it at the same time. Yet the drive for sex creates enough frustrated people to keep religion alive through guilt and divine it just seems lire n0w.iacey, they've been putting L raising the child once it comes. But there are too many exploitive such a waste of you've got in long hours foryou. i males favoring unlimited abortions to explain its restrictions on forgiveness. Stimulated also is the economy as people buy an array of products to improve their sex REALLY THINK WE'RE GOING time. i'd rather your, cam- tts important that they \ the oppression-of-women argument alone. The social and legal lives; toothpaste, clothes, cars, books, movies, deodorants, et al. Most {I SHOULD GO HOME ANYWAY, watch the geese paw work know how grateful you \ restrictions which inhibit abortion oppress the sexual desires of importantly, the : ' OUT AND CAM- LXARESHT with v_ eps to \ ,arbforau. both women and men. competition and insecurity distracts people from attacking other PAW THIS WOULDN'T - you. i~\ think of! sources of frustration within the status " FAIL? HURT. I say "sexual desires" instead of "sexual instincts" because I quo. , , ^7^ doubt any animal could be as innately horny as human males seem It is to the advantage of any system to possess elements within to be. Sexual desire, like sexual preference, has to be largely it that divide its members by turning blocs of people against each socially induced. other. Racism, sexism, and rights based on income divide people and promote the status quo. So does I don't remember ever being told that it is sexual intercourse competition for sexual intercourse. And restricting abortions helps promote this which makes a man a man and a woman a woman although I'm sure competition by increasing the risks involved in sex. it's said. I do remember during my first year at Michigan State my •other saying, "You mean my baby brother is still a virgin?" Maria Pitchford, for fighting in her way against this hind, is ling guilty because I couldn't i r the question "No." branded temporarily insane. Michigan State News, East lonsing, Michigan Wednesday, October A, 1978 5 RFK assassination probed THE ASSASSINATION OF ROBERT F. political assassination investigations. He too KENNEDY has been a frequent contributer to various 'Ladies' Man' By William W. Turner and John (. Christian national magazines. He's a Random House Inc. $12.95 Reviewed by KIM SHAN All AN They were strangers to each other prior to April 1909. but for almost 10 vears now the two have investigated RFK's assassination In the siummer of 197 • J.-m Owen, ai unceasingly. itinerant [ ireaoher in the Hi.iiywo.nl area fo The case they present - regardless LADIES' MAN which he is especially proud. Man's main character is highly over 30 yea,rs. went to I.<>» Angeles Superio whether you want to believe their conclu By Richard Price Price's smooth narrative style memorable and disturbingly Court extr emely confident of winning h; sions or not - will probably stand as the $8.95 artfully depicts Becker's cocki- real. Becker's life and future multi miliuiin dollar lawsuit filed agains most thorough, Reviewed are both bleak; his past is painstaking private investi¬ by KCOPTV. gation that has ever been conducted. And if DAVE DiMARTINO "So I was feeling good. remembered with regret and Two years earlier KCOI' . you believe their conclusions — more The third novel by '28-year- Feeling more like a person, a self-deprecation, his future bol¬ syndicated bible thumping c thorough than anything the FBI. LAPD or old Richard Price, Ladies' Man talker, I went back to the diner stered with the illusion of LAPIi's Special I "nit Senator could muster. is the story of a young New for lunch. I ordered goodfood. I returning to college to get a In fact, Turner and Christian's didn't eat garbage. A nice strip strongest York door-to-door salesperson teaching degree, something allegation is that all three agencies muffed who in a week's time comes steak, some cottage cheese and that clearly can't be done. Price hiir the investigation badly - either close to having a nervous Tab. Kept myself good and has masterfully constructed a deliberately or through sheer tight, lots ofprotein. F—mg Al dead-end for character who is stupidity. breakdown. The cause of his a ing his livelihood. Owe All the wa> through the 350 page book, concern, and Ladies' Man over what he would he able i onlv riding theme, is a combination The picture of desperation that Price paints through sheer stupidity that the police of sexuality and loneliness that bumbled the investigation so badly. But by 'drives the salesperson through with Ladies' Man's main character is highly the end of the book you are definitely less a week's worth of anxiety and. memorable and disturbingly real . . . Price eventually, numbness. has masterfully constructed a dead-end for a of Heller Skelter The truly refreshing aspect of this particu Price has constructed a very the. ; that character who is himself a dead-end... moody, bleak novel; the lead r once does either author character, salesperson Kenny who pulled Owen's strings or Becker, goes through a variety might have been King Sh-• himself a dead end, the huge wad of $1,000 bills he of perceptual changes that alter when it came to sales, but I'd who seeks self-affirmation a the his outlook from a positive, still be doing a hundred-and- where there is none to be had. management they had s All Turner and Christian have done in their devil may-care, macho attitude fifty sit-ups a day when he'd be Ladies' Man's conclusion is them who had been an a to a shakier, desperate sense of book is to rip the police version of the pushing up daisies." not a happy one. The negati¬ Sirhan for two years pr assassination to shreds from proving that clinging insecurity that lasts This glowing picture of self- vism that always stays slightly A novel by confidence deteriorates day by of reach due to the first- Owen was not merely an opportune preacher through the book's conclusion. out This portrait of what Becker day as Becker's girlfriend, in eventually trying to make profit on publicity 'he came perceives as fading masculinity, disgust and embarassment over person narrative surfaces, leaving the once-con RICHARD PRICE forward and acknow iedged picking up Sirhan being caught in the act of up hitch-hiking) to proving that more than emphasized and contrasted by fident Kenny Becker on the his experiences in New York's self stimulation, departs in a very fringes of emotionless eight bullets were fired in the hotel Kitcnen gay club scene, stands as huff, leaving him to his own ness. Price writes this conclud¬ • as police balistics reports stated). Never Ladies' Man's greatest and devices. In the days following, ing dream sequence: lert F.'kc once do they point the finger at who paid Owen. Both authors felt that task should be most memorable achievement. Becker traipses around most of "I was dead. I sat naked on a Written in the first person, Manhattan seeking sex, which left to a government grand jury. bench with other dead people in dead." picture of a lonely man. his back Price's novel constructs an en¬ to him is little more than a what seemed like a waiting The consummation of Ladies' against the wall and ready to lal, had been ho But the chances of that happening are still tirely believable character to confirmation of his existence. room. I knew I was dead Man comes as Becker embraces fight, Ladies' Man is a state slim - The House Select Committee on tally obsessed with his male His pursuits, taking place because my skin was the color of the emptiness of his life, finally ment about the essential loneli¬ Assassinations failed to include the assassi image. Kenny Becker, living throughout the rest of the book, an uncooked chicken — that and calling a former friend who is ness that is a part of all men's nation of Robert Kennedy on its list of with La Donna, his girlfriend, all share two things in common: because a note was fas¬ gay and making a dinner date. characters. It is also very fine assassinations to be investigated. To them it wakes up every morning and they are futile and increasingly tened to the skin of my chest The overwhelming sense of reading. Not a very pretty was still an open and-shut case of a lone. habitually does 150 sit ups to more depressing. with a long pin and it didn't numbing defeat makes the picture, perhaps — but certain get rid of any "flab" that might The picture of desperation hurt. I couldn't read the note. book's conclusion tragic, but ly a very moving one. Highly mar his rock hard belly, of that Price paints with Ladies' Nobody talked. We were all ultimately unavoidable. The recommended. RADIO FBI REFUND Undergraduate students living on campus in an under¬ graduate residence Hall who do not wish to use the ser vices provided by the Michigan State Radio Network 349-9560 and its stations WBRS.WMCD and WMSN may receive a refund of their M00 radio fee by going to room 8 Student Services Bldg. between 1-5 p.m. Monday October 2nd through Friday October 6th. Please bring fee receipt and I.D. card to obtain a refund. 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Murray Ushers for the services were actors Robert Stack and Dale Robertson, composer Johnny ally gave life to his mishchie- "Charlie could say things that By REGINALD THOMAS original music and Jones' new many. The biggest waste seems Green and industrialist Leo¬ to be Lena Home's role. vous dummy, Charlie Mc¬ others could not." Sute News Reviewer tunes presents a lighthearted. Carthy. Henson said, "We of the nard Firestone. Everyone said it would not wonderful album in some spots, Home's lovely voice is used A private interment service work. Diana Ross could not pull but it also makes for a tired, sparingly at the end of the "It is a delightful legacy," Muppets and many other pup¬ held at Inglewood Park off a believable performance as worn and repetitive sound. soundtrack. It is on "Believe in said Jim Henson, creator of the peteers are continuing his was Jones continues to use that Yourself (Reprise)" that she is Muppets, who took Kermit the work, taking on where he left Cemetary. Dorothy in Motown and Uni¬ versal pictures' production of same sound for instrumental finally heard alone. Before this, Frog to the pulpit with him, off. It is a delightful legacy." she and Richard Pryor do a Kermit, who won fame on Carroll Rosenbloom, owner The WU. And if the soundtrack pieces that he has in the past. of the Los Angeles Rams, is any evidence of what is to None of his instrumental comp¬ ositions are significantly differ¬ short number entitled "The Good Witch Glinda." "Sesame Street" cracked, "I've never played a funeral," described Bergen's character. Jagger berates come: they were right. "No sham, no con, just a great, But in spite of the album's Former California Gov. Ron¬ Original Motion Picture ent. They all sound alike — gentle man." Soundtrack The Wiz iMAC2 14000) has all the big-name repititious and synthetic. The album starts off lacka¬ ups and downs, a surprisingly pleasant point, at least for this ald Reagan, 400 mourners at who was among the Bergen's fun¬ Episcopal minister Clarke K. suit as 'publicity' reviewer, is the singing debut eral, said, 'There was never Oler termed Bergen "one of the stars you could ask for. Quincy daisically with some elaborate¬ (UPI) - Mick Jagger says of Nipsey Russell. Russell ba¬ any cruelty in Edgar's humor. Lord's merry men, consecra¬ Jones is the producer. Diana ly orchestrated tunes. Ross he doesn't know if he's the Ross. Michael Jackson, and begins with Smalls' "The Feel¬ sically talks while singing some If ever there was a victim, it ting laughter to the refresh¬ ment of our souls." father of actress Marsha Lena Home provide vocals ing That We Have" and sings it lyrics. His "What Would I Do If was Edgar himself." Hunt's 7-year-old daughter, along with Patti Austin, Rober with very little motivation. The I Could Feel" and "Slide Some Bergen, 75, died Saturday of In the church were Andy heart attack in Las Vegas. Karis — the only daughter la Flack and the list goes on and album picks up with a tune Oil To Me" add a nice touch to a Williams, with whom Bergen Entertainer Johnny Carson he recognizes is 7-year-old entitled "He's The Wizard" the album. told the mourners at All Saints' was appearing in Las Vegas, Jade, by estranged wife Musical credits include Bob which is performed by Miss Once again Motown has out¬ Charlton Heston, Ricardo Mon- Bianca. James. Eric Gale. Jones. Har¬ One and the Munchkins. But done itself in pushing Diana Episcopal Church that he "had talban, Jim Jordan, Fibber Ross' career. The money and been weaned on the golden age Jagger, in an interview vey Mason, Ralph McDonald this tune, like the other, has no McGee. 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Grand River Rive • SCHOOL SUPPLIES • ALBUMS A TAPES life, even in the face of death. ; State News Reviewer OPEN: across from Olin PHONE: 332-3380 The familiar themes Woody Still,, the abandoment of Eve and her Mon-Sat 9-9 2111. Grand Biver Allen has used in his past "perfect world" comedic efforts arise again in plunges the daughters to the Sunday 11-5 his latest film, Interiors. The depths of their souls. film portrays the inability of Every performance in the film is excellent. Each principal people to take control of their is deserving of an academy lives and to function in con¬ award nomination, and it will temporary society. There are the difficulties with relation¬ be no surprise if both Staple- L.P. SPECIALS ton and Page walk away with ships, and Allen's Kafkaesque the coveted award. It obsession with goes mortality or"the without saying that Allen's decay at the core of existence." direction is superb, another fine Above all. Interiors deals with 7.98 3.99 testament to his genius and the Allen's favorite theme — the decline of American culture, great things we can expect from him in the future. Allen and passionsless place that culture has become. is extremely afraid of preten¬ LIST tiousness or banality on his own Nonetheless, perhaps the best way to view Interiors is to part, something he comments on in the film. As a result, his forget that it's a "Woody Allen film" or at least forget the symbols, which run the gamut YES—TORMATO from color schemes to Roman¬ preconceived notions of what a "Woody Allen film" should be. esque cathedrals to Jungian There has always been pathos archetypes, appear rather self- WEATHER REPORT-MR. GONE conscious, heavy-handed, and and tragedy at the core of too literal at times. Stilll, they Allen's humor, but with Inter¬ all fit so well in advancing the ior, he has stripped away the film's emotional impact that one OROVIR WASHINGTON -«» guise of laughter to depict hi: brilliant insights into life, Each alone with her thoughts, Renata (Diane Keatonl, Flyn (Kristin Griffith!, and can only describe them as death, and love. The film's Joey (Marybeth Hurtl gaze out the window of their beachfront house in Woody perfect in the end. Allen's Interiors. Interiors is the type of film VAN MORRISON-WAVELENGTH perception of reality succeeds that must be viewed more than in achieving a bleakness unlike l*|Mros 19/1S/TS once, as there is so much anything seen on the screen Eve, the mother (Geraldine Renata (Diane Keantom is a Jordan), and Mike (Sam Wa- since, perhaps. Last Tango In happening within its frame¬ Page,) is an interior decorator successful poet who has poured terson), Joey's lover. Frederick work, Those seeking pure en¬ Paris. Much has been made of who works only in neutral everything into her work, but fears that she is in danger of is an unsuccessful novelist, with Renata tertainment would probably be GANNON CIGARETTES Interiors' resemblance to Ing colors. Her carefully-designed wnose relation better off seeing the Allen films interiors have created sterile becoming what her mother illustrates the pretentiousness mar Bergman's films, and the a to be shown on campus this YOGURT 2/99' world around the family which already is. Flyn (Kristin Grif and perversion of art and the term. The film achieves true picture does seem like an artist beyond its own worth in Americanized Cries & Whis- seems "too perfect for this fith) is a lipstick vogue actress "heavyosity," a pun Allen used 3/99e world." She has created an "ice who lives life on a constant modern culture. Mike is a in Annie Hall, but Allen more peraat times. However, for political activist, who possesses palace." as Arthur, the father stage. Joey (Marybeth Hum. than succeeds in what he has inspiration, Allen has called and successful lawyer (E.G. the youngest daughter, is per one of the two only healthy a stivpd for — a true work of art. . upofi all of his heroes — a select psyches in the film. When he What must be remembered is UVl grohp that includes virtually suggests to Joey that she try that art must only make one evefy gr#at existential thinker political activity, the woman feel, and the feeling doesn't and* artist in the history of POSTER AIM Wastern civilization. In a re replies, "I'm too self-centered." neccesarily have to be "feeling Eve's icy sterility eventually good." tootmnaste ceni interview, Allen pointed her mid-life breakdown. causes It has often been argued that out that the American family Allen has intermingled details of Horney Vi tragedy depicted in the film owes as much to Eugene O'Neil as it does to Bergman. with his Freud, and will endear himself to many in this time of trends by finally creating Shortly afterward, the father asks leaves returns a for on a a separation, and trip to Greece. He month later with a the lives of artists make for unsuccessful material in films and plays, but the family in Interiors, who convey every in 1.66 1.66 «-93* • U.*.flVAUM a film about women that isn't a "women's new woman, Pearl (Maureen tragic aspect of our own times, MIT I (MtoM I./I./7. UWT, IqtatVim Interiors captures the "inter¬ film." on his arm. Pearl, iors" of a far-from-typical but itapleto are, in essence, us. Allen uses dresses in bright the sublimation of feelings into metaphorical American family ALKA who reflect our current state of red. loves warm climates; pre¬ art as metaphor. When Joey IX STAYPMI ferred the Greek beaches as tells Eve. "At the center of a anxiety. The plot focusses on SELTZER MINI PAPS three sisters and the way their opposed to the artistic ruins; sick psyche is a sick spirit," she haps the most sensitive of the finds the environment of the is speaking not only of 89* her 1.19 Marshall), describes it. Both relationship with their parents has affected their personal lives and relationships with others. Allen has intermingled details the father and daughters have been shaped by Eve's world, and environment so controlled three, but also the most dam aged by her mother's strict rigidity, as she is unable to family house "a litte to pale;" Igves to dance every night lives life to its fullest,, and answers mother, but of our own neuro¬ tic, anhedonic, anxiety-ridden, self-absorbed, and "icy" cul¬ M'tl.JI VALUI SB's 1.3ft VALUi 1.48 SO'»1.1SVALM of Horney with his Freud, and that "there is no room for any express her overwhelming feel¬ "you feel it" when asked "How ture. will endear himself to many in real feelings." ings about life. She wants to. do you know what's right?" Like Annie Hall, Interiors LIMIT1 1#" "HM» ,. ucMrM imtrn LIMIT I 1WINM The daughters have all dealt but doesn't know how. 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October 4, 1970 Michigon Stole News Eost Lonsing. Michigon HE ALSO LIKES THE INTERCEPTION Stanton contains end sweeps tvpe of person who gets the job interception), but not too n just stop the little mistakes, the the future." Stanton said. By JOE CENTERS done." Stanton said. "I don't thr. mental mistakes, we'd be a "Hopefully we can go 9-2. I • State News Sports Writer s my i I dor think consider myself a hard hitter." aid that compared better team. believe a lot of members on this What Stanton likes the most to the first two years he has "We're all working hard. team are down and out on many bright spots after you about playing cornerback is the played for MSI' .he was red We've got to get used to themselves. We've got to stop ball coach Darrvl Rogers foi opportunity to rover receivers shirted his freshman season!, playing together and every feeling sorry for ourselves." man to man and to take a shot this year's defense is the best ones's got to be hungry." This week's battle with the lowing his team's 30 9 loss to Southern California last Friday at the ball once in a while. one he has played on as a Although the Spartans' re Fighting Irish is a key game in State News lyn Howes night. "But some kids played I'd like to pick off five or six Spartan. He also feels that it cord stands at 12 with Notre determining which way MSl"s Dame and Michigan next on the «eason will go. and the battle Disco roller skating at the Women's IM Building was started on a trial well." passes .this season, because I will get better. One of tho: haven't been noted for picking "As a whole. I consider us to schedule. Stanton believes that with Michigan is always the basis this past summer. It caught on, so three "parties" will be held this s Jero: off passes earlier in my career have a pretty good unit." MSI' can still have a good most important game for the term. The first is Thursday from 9 p.m. to midnight. corner back from Detroit, w and I want to change that." Stanton said. "As the year Spartans, especially for a play¬ was named .Spartan defensi Stanton said. "I don't think I progressess I feel we'll be much "We hav er from Detroit. player of the week for his pi; 'ake enough chances tfor the stronger than we are. If we'd .continued on page 9) against the Trojans. Stanton intercepted one Pa McDonald pass and held l'S( FRESHMAN DAVE HELEN IMPRESSIVE Disco-skating new craze Char.es White in ehecx or t By CHERYL FISH between 60 and 70 people on hand for the State News Sports Writer aid. "My sweep. If job * you wait fo Spartan golfers please Fossum The pulsating beat of music, the excite¬ ment of getting out on a crowded floor of people, rolling along at all speeds until your The disco tape is comprised of many fast and rhythmic disco songs, made by a Chicago D.J. Marshall Music will provide the sound with 76 and 75. He was also selected after his weekend play head begins to swirl is part of the disco-skat¬ system. Skate rental will be 75 cents an hour, sweep you have to fool wi In trying to figure o t his squad for the spring. MSU's men's golf as a made possible by Cheap Skates of East big linemen. I'd rather la coach Bruce Fossum g ve his players some tournament experience member of the Playboy Midwest All American team. ing phenomenon to be held at the Women's the fullback. MSU won the Badger Invitational with a 293 score finishing IM Building on Thursday night from 9 p.m. to Lansing. last weekend. three shots ahead of runner up Wisconsin's mark of 2%. Hill 12 a.m. in the upper gym. The idea to hold such a night came quite a "My job was to take < The Spartans won the Badger Invitational on Friday and took while ago to Women's IM Director Carol first blocker that shoed." the runner up position in the Playboy Intercollegiate Invitational Herrirk and Steve Lubbers finished behind Belen for the Spartans Open to all students, faculty and staff, this Stanton said that he d with 73 scores, apiece. is the first "official" disco-skating session. Harding and her staff. Prompted by the Saturday. consider himself a hitte: "The kids played very well," Fossum said. "We looked confident "It was nice beating Wisconsin on their home course," Fossum "We held one over the summer and it was increasing popularity of roller-skating and said. I felt super about the way we played, particularly with Belen very successful." said Sally Belloli, graduate the growing disco fad. the two have goes out looking for some and are now looking forward to the spring." assistant of Co-rec sports. "There were I continued on page 9) stick, but he saves that f One golfer who was particularly impressive over the weekend winning the tournament." other guys on the team. was freshman Dave Belen. Belen won the Badger Invitational with In the Playboy Intercollegiate Invitational. MSU fell second to a "I just consider mysel a 71 score and topped the Spartans in the Playboy Invitational more experienced Michigan squad by seven shots with a 602 score. ^^^mmunfcotlons. END OP SHOW CLOSEOUT ™ 31 pc. ovenwear '14" I*'* roe PEOPLE FOR Pfm IN COMMUNICATIONS was 8900 (cook & serve) INVITES YOU TO ATTEND AN 7 pc. cookwear '33 was 69" OPEN HOUSE 54 pc. crystal glasswear '13** Wed., Oct. 4 ond Thurs., Oct. 5 was 69"" 7:30-9:30 pm THIS WEEK ONLY Communications Lounge Buy Your Team Football 5th FloorS. 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Couples tried been combined in rinks all over their best, and beginners got Paulette Mortis, a secretary at the the summer skating session and the country to create the latest their first taste of skating on Women's IM Building, attended the summer thoroughly enjoyed herself. "I craze since jogging and skate¬ wheels. boards. Kids, teenagers and haven't skated since I was a skating session and thoroughly enjoyed her¬ kid, but it looked like so much "I expect a sensational self. "I haven't skated since I was a kid, adults are all participating and night,'- Harding said. "If we get fun, I had to get in on it." She loving it. The Northland rink in found the music really helped the participation we hope for, but it looked like so much fun, I had to get Detroit has jammed 800 kids on her to move smoother, except we might do it every week," in on it." She found the music really helped a 90-by-190 foot floor, according she stressed. As of now, two "it was so fast, I needed an her to move, except "it was so fast I needed to Detroit magazine, in the occasional rest." sessions are scheduled after an occasional rest." April 23 addition of the Detroit Case Hall graduate adviser Thursday's on Nov.2 and Dec. Free Press. They called discfr Chip Yensan also skated during skating a cross between "soul- the summer session. "It was my train and Rollerball." first time ever skating, and it Harding's problem was large¬ ly financial, but that was solved was fun. The music was really great and so was the floor," he Rose to leave Cincinnati? when Cheap Skates came into said, referring to the old gym floor that has never felt the CINCINNATI (UPI) Pete Rose, who has Although Wagner bragged that the money the picture. "They were very - roiling of ball-bearings before. indicated he'll test his value on the free-agent offered Rose was "the largest salary in Cincinnati helpful and we worked it aU There were some John Tra¬ Reds history," he refused to disclose the figure out," she said. market this year, has turned down the most lucrative salary offer in Cincinnati Reds' history. publicly. Although not disclosed by the Reds or Rose, 'Doing his job' Monday was believed to be in the the offer Stanton: neighborhood of $400,000 per year. Falls goes to News Reds' President Dick Wagner said the offer For the future, Stanton said will stand through Oct. 10. "We're hopeful that Joe Falls, the prominent sports columnist for (continued from page 8) after considering our offer, he will choose to the Detroit Free Press, is apparently going to that he hopes to finish his last "They're (Notre Dame) a year of eligibility next season accept it quickly." he said. take his writing talents to the competition. tough team," Stanton said. and then hopefully play profes¬ "It is important for the Reds to know where WJIM-TV sports director Tim Staudt inter¬ "They have a real good team sional football. they stand with Rose, since he is eligible for the viewed Falls Tuesday, and the well-known writer but I feel we can beat them. If said he will be leaving the paper to work for the "Everybody has a dream, a free-agent draft this year," said Wagner, who we beat Notre Dame I believe talked with Rose and Rose's agent, Reuven Katz Detroit News. A1 Coffman, another Free Press that would put a big uplift on goal, everybody wants to play pro football," Stanton said. Tm for an hour Monday. sports writer, left to work for the News earlier the mood of this team. not making that a goal but a gift Despite the deadline, Wagner insisted he this year. "To me. I feel if we beat wants to keep Rose in Cincinnati. During a Falls said he did not know what would happen — an extra benefit in life. If it's Michigan, I could go back to football that's great, but if it's 16-year major league career Rose has never to Jerry Green, who is now the News' main Detroit and talk stuff to my not that's all right, too." played for any other team. columnist. friends. For us to beat them it gives me the right to go home and talk stuff. "I wouldn't say it would make our season, but it would make it Conlin impresses in final year; better to beat Notre Dame and Michigan." Frank Beeman, director of consistency the key for senior Intramural Programs, would sharpens you up." By MIKE KLOCKE like to thank all the students State News Sports Writer As far as her own game is concerned, Conlin is enjoying her and faculty that have been Most people who want to make it big in college golf head best season at MSU. In her two previous years, she had a inconvienced due to the altera¬ south. For there, you can play year round without having to combined average of 84.3 for 52 competitive rounds. This year, tions being done on the Men's take a five-month break while snow is on the ground. in seven rounds, her average is down to 80.1. IM Building. MSU's Suzi Conlin tried the south for one year, playing for "At times I have hit the ball terrible this year, but I've still "People are very understand¬ the University of Florida. But the Ann Arbor native then been able to score well with my short game." said Conlin, ing, and these changes will be decided to come back to Michigan, where the closest things to making reference to the 76 she shot in one round of the MSU for the benefit of everyone." he Invitational earlier this fall. winter golf are indoor driving ranges and practice putting cups. said, referring to the new It has all turned out worthwhile, though, as Conlin is in her In addition to golf, academics also consume a lot of Conlin's supply room and addition of third year as a regular on Mary Fossum's women's golf team. time, since she is in her third year of nursing school. In fact, women's locker rooms. Conlin had to miss last week's Purdue Invitational because of Along with Sue Ertl, Conlin is one of the few veterans on a very Any student or staff mem¬ young team. And as a contain, she feels there is a bit more prior commitments to her classes. ber who desires a locker may "Another responsibility of being a captain is helping bring pressure on her — but it's something she enjoys. call the IM at 355-5250 or stop "I feel there is a bit more weight on my shoulder to get a good the team together," Conlin said. "So it felt kind of bad not to be by the office behind the supply score," said Conlin, taking a break from hitting practice shots with the team and only being able to read about how they did. room. The cost is $40 per year at Forest Akers Golf Course. "But there is so much talent on "It was the first tournament I had missed, and it made me for staff and $18 for students, this team that it is really exciting. realize how much going on the trips meant to me." covering three terms. "You look at all the people and see how much potential there "She has really become a much steadier player since her first is. We could have a completely different team playing every year," Fossum said. "It's most important that the younger week." players look up to her. It just pulls the team together. And that would be quite a change from the way it was during "When high school players hear about the MSU team and want to be a part of it, it helps even more to see that kind of Boxing Conlin's first two seasons as a Spartan. In those years, there were five or six top golfers who would play every week. Now, outside of Conlin and Ertl, the other four spots for tournaments leadership from Suzi and Sue Ertl." Fossum pointed to the fact that Conlin won the State Amateur in high school as an indicator that Conlin has always are "up for grabs." club "It's good for the whole team, " Conlin pointed out. "What impressed me early in the year was that our qualifying rounds been very competitive. But she added that Conlin has become very consistent. 5 just as competitive as a lot of the tournaments we will play MSU will play in the Indiana Invitational this weekend in Interested in boxing? A cou¬ in. Bloomington, Ind. And there won't be any classes keeping "It's a lot different than it was, and it's kind of neat. It really Conlin from competing ... she'll be there. ple of enthusiasts are trying to start an MSU Boxing Club here on campus. ■ If you are interested, contact Jim Bohne at 355-5431 or Bob Every at 373-7055. Boxing Buffs can participate nightly in the sport at the boxing room off the Lansing Community College Gym. Your talent deserves exciting company. Let HARRIS reserve a career challenge for you NOW! ;| If your idea of designer m jewelry is wearing a '\ recognized design or ; j imrioT. Uula is nor for you. 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The cost of the program is $350 for students who arrange their own housing and $650 for those using the WCLA housing plan. The Athlete's Shop 233 E. (.inlid River. East Lansing over bottle ban By JAMES V.H1GG1NS The Liquor Control Commis¬ LANSING (UPD A legisla sion rules, which would have iwOF6RANDOPENIN6 — tive committee deadlocked imposed several regulations $ re¬ Tuesday on rules to put Michi¬ lated to the bottle ban for beer gan's throwaway bottle ban into failed to receive the effect, setting up a last-minute six votes on the joint struggle over the startup of the voter-approved measure. Backers of the ban on throw- rules committee either for ap¬ proval or disapproval. The rules now go before the ■SPtCIAlS IMSIN6J EBERHARD STORES I away beverage containers said Legislature, where their fate is in doubt. the rules, promulgated by the Rules committee chairperson Liquor Control Commission, are unnecessary and go beyond John C. Hertel, D-Harper AP PRICES GOOD THRU SAT,OCT. 7 CELEBRATE the scope of the measure. Woods, sharply criticized the w Approved at the polls in commission for allegedly ex¬ ■SSSKOt'S1"5 NONE SOLD TO DEALERS THAT SPECIAL 1976, the law takes effect Dec. ceeding the scope of the initia- 3. The dispute over rules will STORE HOURS A154-87 N. EAST ST. not set back its effective date. Though he said the bottle ban MONDAVtfvux SATURDAY Proponents of the bottle ban were joined in opposing the is largely self-implementing. Hertel identified possible pro gjcG |Q 1*3301 E. MICHIGAN blems that will be addressed by SUMDAYIA uC.£ rules by staunch opponents. "I have lots of concerns about legislation in November. Any IVam O PM ^5210 W.SAGINAW the bottle law." said Sen. amendments to the initiative NEXT TO K-MART cbUPONANDAHALF Joseph S. Mack. D-Ironwood, would require a three-fourths one member of the Joint Com majority vote of the Legisla- mitteeon Administrative Rules The bottle ban. designee yfS400 S.CEDAR who voted against the regula GIVEN ON m AND IN OKEMOS primarily as a litter control "Very frankly. I think the whole thing stinks," Mack said. measure, will require a five- cent deposit on reusable beer MANUFACTURERS COUPONS 0four ncviy remodeled store if2020W.GR. RIVER aJO 15487 N. EAST ST, LANSIN& "1 think the people were and soft drink containers and a MORE hoodwinked by it in the first 10-cent deposit on non refill- (continued on page ID (CAMPUS «oimnEorairciiucK M spkg.ORMORE ,^nil |/MMU BCOeiN WHOLE 14-1-7 LB.AV& PIZZA BEEF POT **^FRG$HGROUNO\ STRIP iI 50* OFF any size pizza ■ ROAST HAMBUR6ER STEAKS S (Wed.-Sun.) | ! 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CAMIRA COMPANY in alia 4-330w sagi naw^^AT 10 W.MICHIGAN MALL BATTLE CREEK, MICH. 49014 nn mica effective MAIL ORDER SPECIALISTS 616/965-7285 VISA AND MASTER CHARGE miUC) S&iiSiO LANSING STORES f *S$[&5400 S ccdarseIm^OZOW.GR.RIVER OCT.7 Michigon State News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 4, 1978 11 Bottle ban faces last-minute struggle Wanted Wednesday (continued from page 10) losing his liquor license if he Hertel said he wants to find fails to comply with the deposit out if the law will create a ables. It provides fines between law. hardship. S100 and $1,000 a day for violators. The Liquor Control Commis¬ Vodka Night sion, required under the mea¬ 'V' consumer marketing sure to certify beer containers for use in the state, attempted to use its broad grant of specialist dies of cancer Vl off authority over the alcoholic beverage industry to add addit¬ Sheila S. Morley, MSU con¬ children Kathryn, Marshall, delivery — ional guidelines. Elizabeth, and Chandler. She is Thursday Commission Chairperson sumer marketing specialist died of cancer at a Petoskey, also survived by her mother, Stanley Thayer told the com¬ mittee the guidelines are nec¬ Mich, hospital Oct. 1. Born in Saginaw, May 18, Kathryn Symons, and ther, Thomas. a bro¬ persons This Areas Only Multi-Media Discotheque 2843 E. Gd. River, E. Lam. 351-1201 'Come see essary to iron our possible Part time or full time. 1923, Morley received her mas¬ Memorial services will be hitches in the law, and other lawmakers said they believe ters degree in 1975 from MSU. held today at the St. John's Flexible hours. Must be at least 18 what a Buck'll some guidelines are necessary. She became the cooperative extension specialist for consu¬ Episcopal Church at 509 Han¬ cock St. in Saginaw at 11 a.m. Should be able to work Wednesday Special But several lawmakers ob¬ Friday or Saturday jected that the rules apply only to beer containers, require a mer marketing information in 1972. Contributions may be made in memory of Morley to the Hourly salary plus commissions and tips Boozers Bazaar Buy' MSU Development Fund for Can make $4 00/hour deposit on carrying cartons that was not part of the law and Morley is survived by her husband, Marshall, and four cancer research, 220 Nisbet Bldg. in East Lansing. Apply in person after 35c place a dealer in jeopardy of 4:00pm at your nearest Domino's Pizza store Thursday Special Suds 'n Subs Greek Night MUGGERS NITE —m soup 81 EiaIF—pRict on ^ - . of bttR yifc. Sciicici H-ii Lpsums q\d $2*15 dowLs ' tonicht: m j (1:30-2:00 Six stories, one plot: Professional Hairs tyling FOR The Romance of Our Age AS LOW isTechnology. Rendezvous The Salesman's on a single chip of silicon the more Detection Equipment iASDE) its In Spain. Dream. the average AEG cost goes down standard equipment at L A Inter¬ You re a software You re a Tl sales In short you make things cheaper national and at the airport in applications by making them more complicated Geneva Switzerland Other airports specialist Your work made it possible for a with smog and snow problems are When you picked Tl consumer product that sold three expected to have it soon thisc I most irreSiSt'Dle years ago for about $70 to sell You re glad you re in technology r dreamed that one day you d selling messages m the ^>stor> of today for $14 95 rendezvous in Barcelona Spam salesmanship Your future looks wonderfully with two Navy destroyers It goes like this Hold th.s Ti-59 complicated You re at 30 000 AEGs But when your company isTexas Scientific Calculator in your hand per chip now and 100 000 is in sight Instruments and one of your cus¬ Now let s compare't to the most You re glad you got into tomers is the U. S. Sixth Fleet, you popular computer c' the 1950s - technology Above Som'i Clothing, Abbott & Grand River learn to expect the unexpected the IBM 650 Stairwell near Crouroadt Imp. The destroyers are equipped with The 650 weighed almost three Outsmarting Tl computers and they need new tons required five to 10 tohs of air ^ Smog. you wanted to get with a company software fast. You come aboard and conditioning and 45 square feet of j^k You ve always whose specialty is the same as sail with the Fleet until your job is floor space And >t cost S200 000 designed air- yours Exploration completed in 1955 money borne radars for That S why you re at Tl in Not a bad assignment for a soft¬ Now look at theTl-59 Calculator « Tl customers Geophysical Service ware specialist named Susie You re you re holding m the palm of your H • • Now an of a Tl explorer Ships Tl photo- hand it has a prirr.a'y memo sudden you know your next radar geologic aircraft and Tl truck- and glad you got into technology capacity more than double that of design is going to stay at the airport tractor-mounted vibrator systems the 650 It performs its pnncipa' On the ground are working all over the world functions five tc 10 times faster It s on the ground that traffic They re finding oil And they re You r iinte- And it retails for under S300 controllers at Los Angeles Inter¬ identifying areas where no on I grated circuit With a story like this the hardest national Airport have a problem exists thereby saving nuge losses I designer at Tl. part of your 10D is he 'ding onto your They can see incoming and out¬ in drilling costs Also Tl s worldwide computer You ve helped sample You 'e glad you got into going airplanes on their radar just > find a way to make technology f-ne so long as the airplanes are in network and its Advanced Scientific a chip talk, something no integrated the air Computer is making 3-D recording circuit has ever done before But wnen the airplanes are on the and processing possible This ex¬ First application an electronic ground-touching down taking off clusive exploration technique is the aid that helps children learn to spell ta*nng parking-they are some¬ only practical way to unscramble The world s first talking textbook times impossible to see and control no-record areas on land and sea And that s just the beginning at Tl You love it Ground smog obscures them You re a happy sleuth You re in The talking chip s potential is mind- when people at You on the biggest hunt in history And How to Tell a Love / mSS* to the smog problem You dig out your team is out m front Story bending You re glad you got into technology what ycu do parties ask you You say I make the plans for an airborne ground- You re glad you got into things complicated (Pause) mapping radar you helped design technology Intact I got promoted recently f You adapt the design so the L A There is a story that I must tell, but creatingsome major compiicat'O" controllers can use it to see through The feeling in my chest is too tight, and innocence What you mean (but seldom smog It works beautifully Crawls through the tangles of fear, expiami is thus the more active Today your smog-piercmg radar leaving, -s widely known as Airport Surface element g-oups lAEGsi you can p Dry and translucent, only its old skin behind like A garter snake's annual discard in the ground juniper. If only I could say just the first word with breath If you're not in technology yet, think it over. As sweet as a babe's and with no history—but, Christ, If there Is no history there is no story. And no Time, no word. If you are in technology, talk to Texas Instruments. For then there is nothing for a word to be about, a word See what Tl is doing in: Being frozen Time only, and I have dived deep Campus Interviews Where light faded from gold to dark blue, and darker below, Address Beacon Systems And my chest was filled with a story like innocence. Oct. 11-12,20 But I rose, rose up, and plunged into light-blaze brutal as blackness, • Mic'oeiectromc digital watches Calculators • Guidance and controls tor tactical And the sky whirled like fireworks, Perhaps I could then have begun it. • • Minicomputers hardware software • Worldwide geophysical services and systems featuring software If only the first word would come and untwist my tongue I compatibility with microprocessors • Clad metals for automotive trim Then the story might grow like Truth, or a tree, and your face • Distributed computing systems thermostats and electrical contacts Electronic data terminals . Interconnection products for elec¬ Would lean at me. If only the story could begin when Time truly began, • tronic telephone switching systems White surf and a storm of sunlight, you running ahead and a smile • Programmable control systems • Temperature-sensitive controls for • Data exchange systems automobiles and appliances Bock-flung—but then, how go on? For what would it mean? Write. George Berryman Texas lnstrum< • Advanced Scientific Computers • Keyboards for calculators and for Corporate Staffing. P O Box 225474. • Digital seismic data acquisition many Other products Perhaps I can't say the first word till I know what it all means. M. S. 67. Dept CG Dallas Texas 75265 systems Perhaps I can't know till finally the doctor comes in and leans. Robert Penn Warren Texas Instruments INCORPORATED An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F seoen nays jo-to-jo 2io mac avenae <£. Wednesday, October 4, 1978 ] 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan NOTICE PORNO TONIGHT "TAKE OFF is one hell of a fine movie it easily eclipses any other porn film I have every viewed ... its An position as great porn is unassailable. evening with John Netlson State News „ . , " 'TAKE OFF' is the kind of flick that could give porn a good name." TAKE OFF' ISKTHE f Harry OF BEST SO FAR." 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October 4. 1976 1 4 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan ****************** Take her to five concerts for $12. Michigon Stole News, Eost Loosing, Michigon Wednesday, October 4, 1978 m <• , % >,»t '' * ' : j . Classified Advertising Alto Sard ][/j FRANKLY SPEAKING ....by phil frank E«plo?«eit f[ Employment Employment ji OPEL GT 1971. Has every¬ GOOD USED tires and snow Information thing but body. 26 mpg. $650. tires, 13-14-15 inch. Mounted JANITORIAL POSITIONS PART TIME JOBS Big mon SALES PERSON fund available, experience prefer ey: Accounting, Law, or Pre 'aiser Valuable experience. Call 627-4335. ZX-5-10-5 (3) free Used wheels and hub law students PHONE 355-1255 347 Student Services Bldg. red, part-time, evenings & preferred All Work Study or academic caps. PENNELL SALES, 1825 weekends. Apply in person. aggressive articulate, hungry Credit. PINTO 1974 stationwagon, E. Michigan, Lansing, Michi¬ Pirgim. 484-6001 Ask MERIDIAN MALL, Okemos students O.K. 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Provincial House 3 blocks from MSU campus, be mode within 10 days of expiration date. with black interior. 5 speed, gotiable Call 332-7463. South. 882-2458, Monday 5-10-9 |7) 337*1408 Manager immediate, 4 5 AM-FM. Radials. Excellent X-12-10-11 14) with 3 sons-3. 4, and 6. sh'hs per week Bills ore due 7 days from od expirotion date If not Experienced condition. $2950. 349-3821 through Friday, 9 - 5 reliable car required. Excel¬ OVERSEAS JOBS - Sum- paid by due dote a 50' lote service charge will ----- 5-10 -10 (121 m cooking and preparation 12 10-16 (5) lent salary Call 351-4795 or mer'full time Europe S PART-TIME JOBS- flexible HONDA, 4 cylinder, beauti MOON'S RESTAURANT, be due 372-2960. ask for Heidi. America, Australia. Asia, etc. hours Excellent earninqs. Car 231 MAC. East Lansing, 3F1 SCIROCCO. 1975. AM.FM, Good condition. b2 ofto°®4-85l7afi«5 ASS'STAJ,T RFS'DE,NT,En 8 10-13 18) All fields, $500 $ 1200 month ly, expenses paid, sightsee necessary 8-10-12 14! 374-6328. 4-6 p m. 2755. 7 10 5 (8i (-12-10-6(3) Must sell. After 6PM, 349- experience preferred. Engi ing Free information. Write, Smart AitwitiM Ife; f~Antomotive T»' 1372. C 10-5 14) neenng degree or two years construction experience re apartment know-the best way to find owners the renters you need is with a INTERNATIONAL CENTER, Box JOB 4490-ME. RN s-URGENTLY needed at community hospital especial¬ BMW 1974 2002 Beautiful FIREBIPD 1977-m.dnight SUNBIRD, 1978 - excellent Employment quired. Competitive pay Classified Ad. Try one. Phone Berkeley, CA 94704 12-10-18 (10' ly for 117 shift. Full or pad time. Call Eaton Rapids Com¬ black, low mileage, perfect AM'FM, 4 speed, green and rates. Work locations are 355-8255. condition. Stereo, 58,000 shape. Springfield. Michigan and munity Hospital 663 2671. Call 372-4318. substitute teachers 12 '0 17 i6> miles. 332-8050 evenings. EXPERIENCED PERSON to . 9-10-6 (31 1-10-4 (3) 6T'cV"oanS' Ste Calhoun County De¬ FULL TIME and Pad-time feed baby & young calves, no smoking, over 18. 694-9355. BUICK SKYHAWK Coupe S FORD BRONCO-1970. 302 TOYOTA CEUCA GT. 1977, Sch00, _ — rence, Pl'C for openings for general mainte¬ 8 10-6 (4) V8 56,000 actual miles. Call. yellow. Cassette. 12 10 10 (4 partment of Public Works, teachers for special educa- 1976, air conditioning, V6 nance building repair Con¬ 484-4065 after 5 p.m. $5200/best 616-781-9811. 3-10-6112) Hatchback, 24,000 miles, 24 tact Bob Markwad, Burcham MIDNIGHT MILKER 3 davs 5-10-4 (3) 694-7584 any LAWN MAINTENANCE-East • mpg, $2,900. 655-4292 eve PLANT PARTY representa¬ programs $33 day Contact Hills Retirement Center, .veek, Tuesday. Wednes 8-10-12 (4) SEWER CONSTRUCTION i Lansing and Okemos area. Personnel, 676 3268 351 8377. 5 10-6 <7! nings. 8-10-6 151 FORD FIESTA-1978, loaded Full time employment. Call tives people interested in day & Thursday; no inspector- sewer construc¬ 8-10-12(8) with options, low mileage. TRANS AM 1977 A-1 condi SCHOENS LANDSCAPE tion plants to demonstrate at smoking, over 18. 694-9355 BUICK SKYLARK-1970, experience preferred. home COOKS-20 30 hours. No ex 8-10 6 15) 669-3904. 12-10-12 (3) tion Silver red interior. AM-' MAINTENANCE 625-3194. Some parties. High earnings, WAITRESSES AND waiters $400, automatic, dependable. engineering back¬ FM, 6.6 liter, 5-10-4(5) pad or full time. Must have mags, rust ground desirable. Competi¬ needed. Full and part-time 484-4947 afternoons. FORD GALAXY 1972, 351. your own car. Call Nancy at person to CONNOR'S WAITRESS-FULL and pad 6-10-5 (3) proofed. $5400. Call 694- tive pay rates depending on openings. Experience prefer¬ WEST, 3231 W Power steering, new brakes, 0246. 3-10-6 (6) 487-9277. 12-10-10 (7) red. Saginaw, 1 2 time. Experience not neces WANTED PART-time help, experience. Work locations Apply in person at mile east of Waverly. tires, parts, tuned. 48,000 after 5:90 pm. and weekends, FAMOUS TACO. 539 E sary. only wiliinqness 'o BUICK REGAL, 1975, 2 door, miles 355-5738. 8-10-4 (4) TRIUMPH TR7. 1976- Rust are Springfield. Ml and Battle 8-10-11 (5) work. Apply m person only. TYPIST WANTED- Must be Michigan 8-10-12 <5i loaded with extras. 485-5746 7 11 Store. Holt. Ml 694- Creek Township, Mich. Con¬ proof, AM FM. Excellent con¬ able to type 60 wpm. Apply in Richard's Pigeon Inn, 4105 N. after 6 p.m. X-7-10-6 (3) 9823 12-10-19(3) tact Brian Lorence. Calhoun BARTENDERS WAITERPER- FORD MAVERICK. 1971, dition. 332 8346 after 5. East St Lansing. 6-10 12 !6> person 301 MAC P-K Bldg. FULLTIME BARTENDER SONS, and cooks full or new brakes, tires, battery. County Department of Public 12-10-16 (3) APPLICATIONS NOW being anytime. Must have evenings wanted. Immediate opening. pad-time positions. Apply in BEHIND THE building spe¬ Body fair, runs good, $200 Works, (616) 781-9811 free. State News BABYSITTER-WANTED -n taken for all Composing Experience preferred Applv person no phone calls. cials- 5 cars from $150-495. 339-3882 evenings. TRIUMPH. 1969-GT6 plus. positions. Apply 3-10-6 (21 in person. FAMOUS TACO, mv West Lansing home. 8.30 RAMON'S RESTAURANT Flumerfelt- Stair Chevrolet. 4-10-6 (4) 65.000 miles. Excellent needs in person, BONANZA FAM- _ 539 E. and LOUNGE 718 E Grand AM to 1 30 P M during the 665-4343. 8-10-9 (4) ILY RESTAURANT, 1930 W RN OR LPN for skilled Michigan 8-10-12 15) school year. 323 3400 nurs- PASTE-UP PERSON wanted, brake work. 372-8789. River 11 10 10 .7- FORD VAN-1977, 12,000 Grand River, Okemos. 8 10-6 <51 5-10-5 (3) ing facility, excellent wages experienced. Must be able to SECRETARY IN Haslett fie* miles, automatic, power 8 10-13 (61 and benefits. (LPN's start at CAMERO 73 LT. excellent type. Apply in person 301 ible, part-time hours. Typing GENERAL OFFICE Work, steering & brakes, $4800, $4.90'hour). Call Jane Phillips MCDONALD'S RESTAU¬ running condition. $2700. Ex¬ TRIUMPH SPITFIRE. 1977. MAC P-K Bldg. Afternoons required Phone Nancy Study, $3.50 and Hour Jan, tras. Must sacrifice. Bob negotiable, 669 3904. RETAIL CLERK. Person with at 332 5061. 8-10-13(51 Mon.-Fri. State News Com¬ Pirgim 487 6001 12-10-12 S3) RANT of East Lansing is now 12-10-12 (3) 11,500 miles, AM.FM, rust- 339-9500. C 4-10-6 (41 353-8755/323-1014. hardware sales experience. taking applications for full proofed. extras, $3950, 349 posing Dept and pad time employment for X5-10-6 (41 Call CAPITOL CITY HARD- SPECIAL EDUCATION WAITRESSES - AM & PM GRAN TORINO 1974, Elite, 4702. 8-10-6 (4) MAN WITH a cargo van to shifts Williamston area Ap- all shifts (day or night' Apply WARE, 694-7000. Ask for TEACHER approval E.I. MANAGERS AND assistant deliver newspapers on cam¬ CAPRI-1976, clean, auto¬ loaded, asking $2,200. 663- p'V in person Country Kitch¬ from 8 10 a.m. or 2-4 p.m well. Good Don Olson. 8-10-13 (6) preferred. Interest in and/or matic, good condition, take 3339 from 12-4 p.m. managers. Immediate open¬ pus Saturday nights $35. Call en, 12 10-6 14! Monday-Friday 12-10-13 17' transportation. Best offer. Af- 484-3026 before 1 over payments, 351-9268. 5-10-10 (3) ings for qualified persons pm. now available at THE TAN¬ 3 10-5 151 8-10 5(4) East Lansing home. Full time, behavior, problems. Operate NERY opening soon in Meri¬ own transpoiation. Call 332 vocational evaluation pro¬ dian Mail. Please send re¬ CHEVETTE, 1978- 2 door VEGA 1972 new tires. Reli BABYSITTER- Monday. 5351 aftr . 6. 8-10-13 (5) gram (C.O.A.T. system), sumes to THE TANNERY, hatchback, 4 speed, extras. able transportation, $350. Wednesday, Friday, 12 noon- teach pre vocational skills in Woodland Mall, Grand Rap¬ 7,000 miles. Like new. 484- 349-9595 after 5. 12-10-11 (3) 3- p.m. Boy, age 5. Burcham GRAND PRIX 1977. Many PART TIME waiter/waitress work experience. Contact ids. 10-10-4 (81 COMPUTER OPERATOR • 5-10 4 .6) 1000. 3-10-6 13) Snyder. 351 6245 or extras, excellent condition. VEGA WAGON 1975. AM- positions. KNAPPS. MER! ■ Personnel. 676-3268. 332 0194. 2 10 4 141 Systems 3, experienced, EAST LANSING ■ Store CHEVY CAPRICE 71, 400, Rust proofed. $5200. Call FM. S B. radials. Very clean. DIAN MALL. Call 372-0200, X-8 10-12 PART-TIME help, available please call 332 5057. 4 3 10-6 (3i 694-0246. 3-10-6 (5) $1595. 332 6610 after six. extension 477. Ask for Mr. power, air, FM/8 track, $700 evenings per week. Apply in PART-TIME employment for changer Full time and part 12-10-16 (4) Dunn. 3-10-6 (5) UNIFORMED SECURITY of- time~ or best offer. 332-8910. person only. 7-11. 2525 E. 2 individuals to supervise BABYSITTER-PART time positions open. Experi¬ HONDA CIVIC 74, 54,000 ficers and : detectives 4-10-6 (3) Jolly Road. 8-10-11 (4) mentally ill and elderiy adults. evenings for one child. 351- ence necessary Phone Stan miles, good condition. $1550 VW BUG, 1974 - 90,000 PERMANENT PART needed. Full 339-3265. 7-10-11 14! 8454. 12-10-13 (3) 332 6545. C 14 10 16 (6) or best offer. 332-1436. miles, runs good, looks good. work. We have several majors preferred. 641-4562. STUDENTS WITH agricul¬ 5r10 6J3)_ AM/FM, mediate openings for cup X-0-22-10-31 (4) tural background to help rear defrosters. 355 2807 af packers in our factory. Satur- harvest and grade potatoes HONDA CVCC, 1976- Hatch¬ PEOPLE REACHER ter 5 PM. 3-10-6 (5) day's and or Sundays only. WANTED-SHAKLEE and carrots. KEILEN PRO back, yellow, excellent condi¬ CUTLASS, 1972, automatic, _ Openings available on all PERVISORS, Bonus DUCE FARM, four miles good running condition, $850 332-4738 after 6 tion, new tires. Best offer. Call 626-2159. 12-10-9 (4) VOLKSWAGEN. 1969 Bee- tie. Runs well. $400. 332- shifts. Call DART CONTAIN- surance benefits. Wi north of campus on Abbott v/, p.m. ER Road to Stoll Road; 1 mile CORPORATION, Person WANT AD 12-10-10 (3) 8277, evenings. 5-10-4 (3) west 5-10-6 (7) IMPALA '74-4 door, 28,000 nel Office, 676-3800, ext. 282 miles, good condition $1950. VW BUS 1972, no rust, 8-10-13 (9) DATSUN, 1972-2402. 46,000 355-8193,6-8pm. B-1-10-4(3) excellent condition, 4 speed, RECEPTIONIST - PART- miles, automatic. Absolutely seats 7, 66,000 miles, $1800. TIME 11am.-5pm., 5 days per mint! $3300? 353-0374. 3-10-6 (3) MAVERICK, 74, brown vinyl top. $1475. 484-0750 after Call 353-8185. 8-10-5 (4) OISHWASHER COOK Skilled week. Experience required. "yfifi*( It turn* ami 6p.m.8-10-6 (3) Today's best buys are in the nursing facility. N.H.E. Lan Must have p|easant tele¬ phone manners. Located ij. mail u ifh jumna nt (<>: 1972 DATSUN 510 Station Classified section. Find what sing, 1313 Mary Ave., Lan near Capitol City Airport Statt ,V< ws C(assitu <11)* MAVERICK - 1971 mechan¬ you're looking for! sing. 393-6130. 2 10-5 (5) Wagon. Automatic. Call Phone Joyce, 323-4770. 655-1681. 12-10-16 (3) ically excellent, some body .lit? St mini (Sim a fihlij. 12-10-19 (8) DATSUN B-210, 1976; 1969 rust, $575. Call 351-1730 after 4 p.m. 8-10-5 (4) track and cassette, NEEDS Nome East Ijinsihq, Mich. kSHli Ford farm truck; Oliver 550 MONTEGO '72 MX. Air, AM/ paint, tires, many e: MUOMiy lavi'iif. "MH'T ...Ii.k. Studenfs with Good - tractor. 645 7467. 12-10-6 (4) FM stereo. $1195. 332-1834. Address 3-10-6 (3) 332-3923. 8-10-13 (5) Lansing. 1313 Mary Ave., cam"us 895 Per month Ca" . Lansing, 393 6130. 2-10-5 (61 337 2669. 3 10-6 I4I HiFi sets to represent Smart shoppers check the City DODGE 1972 station wagon. MUSTANG 1967 Major SanFrancisco - 6 cylinder. Roomy family car. very good Classified section first. That's ~A~ ~ ~ ,7 ~ ~ Cheap transportation. $150. Record Manufacturer Student Number, ?AME R00M Personnel, . condition, Ziebarted, extras. where they find the best buys 337-2778 after 5 pm. 332-2591 12-10-17 (3) or 355-7738. in town. Young ladies preferred. Good VETERINARIANS on campus. Preferred Insertion Dote L pay-($180/week and up)- . 8-10-12 (5) MUSTANG 2 + 2 Hatchback,. VW SCIROCCO 1977 - Very benefits and pleasant work- The Air Force Medical Ser clean, many extras. Must sell. ing positions. Excellent posi¬ vice has immediate open Earn Up to MOO monthly DODGE, 1975 Cornet, A 1 1976, excellent condition, low 25 characters in line, including punctuation condition, power brakes, Best reasonable offer. 351- tions for student, full and ings for Doctors of Veter a and spaces between words. mileage. Call days, 355-3354, steering, air, new Michelins. 2060,10 am. to 6 pm. part-time. Apply in person inory Medicine in active duty nights 351-0395. 12-10-13 (5) 349-0634. X-8-10-4 (4) 3-10-6 (4) only. CINEMA X, 1000 Jolly positions throughout the Print Ad here United Stotes and Demonstrate our Jazz. ___ Road. O 22-10-31 (9) overseas. OLDS CUTLASS 1970-Su Starting salories and entry Classical, Disco & Pop FIAT, *75 Spyder. Excellent condition. $3500. Call 484- preme. Many options. $625 or records on your stereo 3 WIDE ith education and back- best offer. 484-5615 3994.12-10-12 (3) 2-10-5 (3) ground experience. If you FIAT X19,1974,23,000 miles. Super condition. $2,800, or OLDS 88. 1970. Runs goid. ANTIQUES hove prior military service e under 35 years of Write ot once for complete information to: CIRCLE RATE WANTED $400. 482-9175. 372-7041 investigate this out¬ best offer. Call 349-2786. 8-10-10 (3) Laming, Michigan Civic Cantar October 6,1 standing career opportunity. Campus Rep. Manager ncunacncDEana 12-10-13 (3) Crystal Clear Records ii ipi ii' irnmm 100-10 00 P M - Closing 600 P M Sunday • Admissioi Copt. Roger Stork imi'im immniimm 648 Mission Street FIREBIRD, 1968. Good trans- OLDSMOBILE ROYALE, 23400 Michigon Ave. □rammraEnEoin Donation. Power steering. If^Mnst options. Like new. Village Plaza San Francisco, Calif. Tirnmnnnnnmrn Best offer. 484 7390. «.<«> miss 95900. L ANTIQUES ARE FOR SALE Dearborn. Michigon 48124 94105 3-1(L6 141 694 4867. 8-10-9 131 313 561 7018 7022 I |M|IU|U|S 1 6 M.chigan Stole New* Eosl loosing. Michigon II |i [ llffi ^ For Sale Personal }[/} Wanted X Fipliyatit Employment SMAC OPERATOR- a mo¬ 219 Hosmer, Lansing - 4 '°r Sjle 10 SPEED Sebring Men s SEWING MACHINES new. AN ORGANIZATION to sell TICKETS WILL TRADE my Higher drinking age two MSU-ND for your two (continued from pagcl) dem and growing laboratory bedrooms, furnished. $290 bike. 26". $75. 351 3823 Free arm machines from wipe "M"ichigan and wipe Chris Magnus, head of the immediate evenings. 5-10-9 (31 $99.50. Guaranteed used ma¬ Woody Toilet paper at the MSU-UM, or will pay cash. Responsibility and the Three has an opening for plus. 332-5622. X 5-10-10 (3) Three O'Clock Lobby, a group chines from $39.50. All makes M.S.U.-NO. Game. Mini¬ Call 372 4828. 3-10-6 (5) a part time SMAC operator to O'Clock Lobby, has accused the composed mainly of youths AM/FM 8 track with turnta¬ mum Profit is $200.00. Call work 20 24 hours per week. CAMPUS NEAR-Modern 7 repaired. EDWARDS DIS¬ coaltion of distorting traffic under 21, said in fighting Pro¬ ble and two speakers. Excel¬ TRIBUTING CO. 1115 N. Gil, 1 1419) 865 3755, Thurs¬ WOULD LIKE to trade a pair ASCf REGISTERED Medea 1 he ideal candidate should be bedroom house. Furnished, statistics and being straight- lent condition. $100. Between Washington, 489-6448. day the 5th, between 8-10:30 of Notre Dame-M.S.U. tick¬ posal D, his group is avoiding experienced m automated in- carpeted. 485-1436 laced prohibitionists. MICAR's economic issues of raising the 8am-5pm. 351-2042.355-3188 C 22 10-31 17) a.m. 1 10-4 (8) ets for a pair of U. of st-umentation and be a regis¬ 19-10-31 (3) Operating Roc" after 5 pm. 5-10-9 (6) M.-M.S.U. tickets. If inter¬ slogan is "Stop Prohibition." drinking age, including the tered medical technologist. 100 USED VACUUM Clean¬ GRAD STUDENT needs wo¬ ested, please call 487-3096, Opponents — whose most claim that many part-time stu¬ Benefits include paid health FRANDOR AREA 3 bed¬ men who have retained maid¬ vocal and active representa¬ PIONEER PROJECT 100 ers, 1 year warranty, $7.88 after 6 p.m. S-3-10-6 16) dent workers would lose jobs if room, carpet, stove and re¬ Speakers. $125/pair. PL and up. DENNIS DISTRI - en name after marriage. Call tives are bar owners — claim bars lost business or were cation and tuition reimburse¬ frigerator. $225 plus utilities 355-3094 after 6pm. Manual turntable, $50. BUTING COMPANY. 316 N. FEMALE TUTOR once week¬ Rice and his group are not using forced to close. ment after 1 year employ¬ and deposit. Open lease, 3 10-6 (4) 332 7771 after 5. 5-10-9 (4) Cedar. 482 2677. ly. Subtraction and money "true facts" to justify raising the ment Contact Personnel De¬ 332 5059 or 349 4850 Magnus said the lobby has C 22 10-31 (5) skills. $3/hr. 355 7975. age. "chosen two or three argu¬ partment. E W. Sparrow 5-10-10 151 BICYCLE-SCHWINN 10 3-10-5 (3) Hospital. Ave 1215 E. Michigan Lansing. Mich., 48909. 4 BEDROOM on East side of speed. Good condition. $60 332-2305 Dan. after 6p.m. FENDER STRATOCASTER 1956. EXCELLENT ORI¬ I kstrictiii A study by the Michigan Secretary of State's office ments and is driving hard." Those arguments include: the . WANTED-2 tickets for shows that while the actual . affiri Lansing. $300 not including E-5-10-9 (3) GINAL CONDITION - much LSAT CANDIDATES: Score M.S.U. vs. NOTRE DAME Legislature's action already v empio utilities. Neat, clean with oak much more. WILCOX number of alcohol-related traf¬ raising the drinking age; the high with Cassette Home game. 355-6202. 2 10-4 (3) fic accidents increased among woodwork. Deposit. Call TICKETS-MSU-Notre Dame, TRADING POST, 509 E. fact that traffic statistics don't Study. Learn at home in less 485 7593 X-8-10 (61 40 yard line. Call noon-5 18- to 20-year-olds, the show a marked increase of p.m. Michigan, 485-4391. Open time, at lowest cash. Don't OLD BASEBALL Cards propor¬ 332 1382 4 10-6 (31 9 30 am. 6 pm. waste time and money in a tion or rate was not significantly alcohol-related accidents among wanted, cash paid-phone HOUSEMATE WANTED. C-22-10-31 16) classroom seminar. Ameri¬ greater than that of the total 18-to 20-year-olds; and that 521-3854 Webberville area. 1 30 $105 plus 1 3 utilities. Nice AR-LST Speakers $600. p.m Monday-Friday. ca's Largest Selling Pro¬ 10-10-1313) population. Proposal D contains no provi¬ Apply at SIR PIZZA, 122 N. house, close to busline. Quality Marantz 6 SAE com¬ APPLE CRATES-new, Ideal grams. For free sample Cas¬ Of the more than 525,000 sion for added enforcement of Harrison between 3 p.m. and Warm, friendly. Call 485- ponents. 332-8050 evenings. for album storage, book sette and Instant Service, Call WANTED-CALCULATOR licensed drivers between 18 and the law. 7028. 8-10-6 (51 3-10-5 I3I shelves, etc. $2.50 each. 332 Jim Dee at TOTALTAPE, Inc. 5pm X 8 10 6 HP-19C or HP-29C Liz, 353- 20 in 1975, some 12,500 youths Several statewide polls taken 5091. 5-10-6 14) Toll tree: 1-800-874-7599. 0507. 12-10-13 (3) are involved in alcohol-related in the past few weeks show NEW DUPLEX 5 bedrooms, SANSUI AU 217 Amplifier, 1505 NW 16th Ave., Gaines¬ LOCAL AMWAY Distributor fireplace, 2 baths, furnished, 30 watts per channel, 2 FILING DRAWERS, Steel- accidents or arrested for driving Proposal D favored by as much is helping many persons earn ville. FL 32604. WOULD LIKE to trade a pair 669 3719. 484 2700. months old. $110. 351-2678. master, 4x6, 3x5, and 5x8. BL-Z 1-10-4 (121 of Notre Dame-M.S.U. tick¬ under the influence, according as 80 percent of Michigan 2800 Devonshire. working 2-4 hours a • money 12 10-12 13) 5-10-9 (3) Like new. Artist drawing to Marvin Tableman, head of votprs «-s- ; V 48909 372 8220 day We can help you. For ets for a pair of U. of board and padded stool. the secretary of state's research f.t 207 EOE '2 10 9 '^5 appcmtment call 1 723-6055. M.-M.S.U. tickets. If inter¬ VVE0iAT£ EMPLOYMENT '0 12 '5i 300 N. FAIRVIEW - 3 bed¬ room, furnished. $310/month OVER 2500 cheap 25C and up-all types-hits to albums Hockey skates, CCM's and Bavers. Large sizes. Like new [ Rial Estati ested, please call 487-3096, after 6 p.m. S 4-10-4 (5) division. That figures out to 2.4 per¬ One poll, commissioned the anti-21 group MICAR by in the obscure. FLAT.BLACK, exercising bicycle. 323-7197. mid-August, reported 77 per¬ COOKS AND plus utilities. 1 V4 mile from cent of the total number of 18 to 3 BEDROOM. 2 story Dutch •..-eode'« COOKS "AND CONNORS FAMILY COFFEE campus. 623-6357 after 6 pm. & CIRCULAR. 541 E. Grand 12-10-19 (81 Colonial 20-year-old drivers with "alco¬ cent of voters favored raising quiet dead end I TriaspTtitlei |[fl| on ••.AmESSES NEEDED 12-10-16(41 River above Paramount. the drinking age. The 18 to 21 Shop WEST Full and pari- street. 10 minutes south of hol-related traffic problems," Open 11 a.m.-6 p.m., 6 8-TRACK recorder/player. CDLE IOUNGES available No experience the only seg • me List price $160. Like new! MSU. Wooded, call Barb Tableman said. age group was 619 VIRGINIA, for 3 or 4. days 351-0838 •ecessary 3231 W. Saginaw, C-22-10-31 17) Going now for ?75. 332-0913. Hoopingarner. 699-2428 or I NEED ride to (IU) Bloom- For the 503,000 licensed ment opposed to the hike. mile east of Waverly. Lease and deposit required. a i Call Craig after 6 p.m. 5-10-10 (3) Brokers Inc. 351-1880 ington Indiana, any weekend. Michigan drivers between 21 Fifty-eight percent said they '2 '0-18(8' would vote "no." 655-1255. 12-10-18 141 KENWOOD STEREO- FM X 5-10-5 (7) Please call Eileen at 337-2803. and 23 years, Tableman said, tuner and amplifier, KLH STUDIO BED $20, desk $15 Z-3-10-4 (4) about 2.2 percent were involv¬ RN MED surgical 10 ACRES between The latest poll - conducted for RN looking for LOVELY 3 bedroom in East speakers. 1 year old. Will sell Coil springs $10, mattress $3. Hough¬ ed in liquor caused auto crashes 393 4876 ater 5 30 c days to best bidder. 337-2590 ton Lake and Traverse City. Furnishing that first apart¬ in early September by Market "creased responsibility. Sal- Lansing Unfurnished except Rugs - more. 332-8498. or arrests. The percentage for appliances. Couple or family. X-10-10-4 151 5-10 10131 Borders against large area of ment? Find what you need in Opinion Research in Detroit — arv commensurate with ex¬ all drivers was 1.4 percent, he Call 332-4034 after 6 pm. state forest Hardwoods, very the Classified section of revealed that 79 percent of perience. supervisory and added. favored the pro¬ 8-10-12 (5) NEW USED and vintage rolling and scenic, excellent today's paper. state voters c -vcai duties Contact Direc- Besides traffic statistics, ^ 489 7278 '2 '0 12'3' •O' o< COMMUNITY HOSPITAL. Nursing. BELDING COUNTRY SETTING, 3 bed- guitars, banjos, mandolins, etc Dulcimers and kits, re¬ lost 1 Food \ wildlife, hunting, $7500, $1000 down, $60 per month When you're gearing up for opponents of Proposal D also posal. Surprisingly, 53 percent to 47 percent of youths 18 to 20 corders, strings, accessories, on 9% land contract. Call those ski weekends, don't are touting "civil rights" as a favored raising the legal age to. 616 794 0400. 8-10-12 1101 •oom house No pets. 1 mile FOUND NEAR library 10-1-78 off Hagadorn and Jolly. $300 books, thousands of hard-to- Dolores Nagel. 351-7136 or forget to check the sports major reason for not raising the 21. S'JDE\TS find albums (all at very low - large puppy, possibly Shep¬ McKendry Realty. 646-6229. equipment in the Classified 8 WOMEN. 8 evenings per plus utilities-lease. 339-3643. herd and Labrador mix, with legal drinking age. 5-10-915) prices). Private and group X-8-10 5 112) 20 TOMORROW: What happens mont" 58 per hour. Call black web collar. 355-7641 Because 18-to year-olds lessons on guitar, banjo, to East Lansing, "college town. co'lect after 3 PM 857 3654 can hold jobs, political offices, between 8 - 5 pm., ask for SHARE MONEY My car to 3 10 5 3 415 N MAGNOLIA Street. 3 mandolin, all styles Gift cer¬ 3 BEDROOM house. Clean, U.S.A;" the students' tenuous tificates. Expert repairs - free Chris. 3-10-5 (6) North Cal. October 20. 4 days get married and sign contracts, bedroom, partially furnished. tastefully decorated, air con¬ position and how bars and ELDERLY IN¬ on road Call Jim. 1 -566 8222. they should have some privi¬ $310 per month, plus utilities. estimates FOUND KITTEN. 3 months. ditioned. Finished basement, youth are fighting Proposition '. -623-6357 after 6 12-10 11 STRUMENTS 541 E. Grand bar, inclosed porch. 332-3807 7-10-12(3) leges with those responsibili¬ Champagne, beige color. ties. anti-21 advocates say. D. 12-10-11 151 River. 332-4331 after 4 PM. 6-10-11 (51 Area of Albert Pick Motel. C 22-10-31 1131 WE have STUDENTS available rentals Call after 6 4 10 6 (5) p.m. 332-1010. HOUSE OFF College Road l^OLND Tow * 0^ apartments, du¬ Open for sale by owner, 3 bedroom, provided Please nouses, cms i FOUND STRIPED cat .n the 1bath, 2 car garage ice manager. Mrs. plexes Let us help you find a Corda West Capitol Villa area. Call 694 0621 X 12-10-16(4) arrange appoint rental close to campus. 332 2426 4-10-4 (3) Announcements for Its Whats Textile, Design and Clothing tervew 372 5700. CAPITAL RESIDENTIAL Er Cidermill 4 BEDROOM split level home Happening must be received in the C'ub will hold an organizational COMMERCIAL RENTAL 5817 North Okemos State News office, 343 Student SERVICE Open Monday-Fri¬ In a rut with your present job? in quiet rural subdivision meeting and election of officers at Road. East Lansing The best place to look for the close to MSU. 24 ft. Family Services Bldg., by noon at least 7 tonight in 201 Human Ecology IMMEDIATELY day. 9 a.m -8 p.m.. Saturday two days before publication. No 337-7974 job you're seeking is the Help room, screened porch. Call HORSE DRAWN hayride. Bldg. and Sunday 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Hours: Wanted classification of Barb Hoopingarner 699-2428 Call for appointment. announcements will be accepted 'eiders Days and or nights, 2600S.Cedar. 394-1110 Fee After 4 today's newspaper. or Broker s Inc. 35M880. PM 676 5928. 3 10-6 13) by phone. inquire m person only, KEL- 12-10-6 1101 7:30am-7pm. Students interested in acting in lY S RESTAURANT. Haga- X 5-10-5 (6) black soap opera, call Union ROOM IN co-ed house, fe¬ LOST SILVER ankle bracelet Meeting for music majors and a qorr. at Lake Lansing Road in 10 SPEED bike ridden only 1 THE M.S.U. Soaring Club will other students interested in Musi- Activities Board or Betty Calloway on E. Grand River. Of great the Carriage Hills Shopping male preferred. $90 month, meet on Wednesday, Octo¬ IAN POWER INC year Excellent condition. sentimental value. $15 re¬ cology and Musical Theory, 4 p.m. on campus. Center 12-10 13 i8l no utilities, 526 Spartan ber 4. 7:30 pm. Conference jO" N CAPlTCv $65 Call 349-3317 before ward. 332-1877. 8 10 11 (4) today in the Honors College 3513037 5-10-6(41 Room Haslett High School. 372 0880 10pm. E-5-10-10 13) Lounge, second floor Eustace The Extant Madrigal Singers will PEES GOOD PAv ; FwIHT\{f\ r tws TWO DAY beds $10.00 each Animals V GRAPHICS-THESIS. cations, etc. Publi¬ Experienced, We will discuss plans for demonstration rides and free Hall. hold their first meeting of the year at 8:30 tonight in the Union. Check Call after 6 p.m 394 0866 fast. Student discount. 484- ground school. Come fly with Join the new Management elevators for room. REFRIGERATORS, 2 cube, 1 10-4 (2i 0025. 12-10-13 13) us" 1-10-417) Club. A meeting will be held at •AHiES TYPISTS fc'rr Sice, free delivery. ROOM MAN Near MSU GEMINI STABLES now 6:15 tonight in the Teak Room at MSU Amateur Radio Club will UNITED RENT-ALL 351 and stores Cooking facilities, boarding horses. New stalls, BLUEGRASS EXTENSION Eppley Center. NUMEROUS CANDLE meet at 8 p.m. Thursday, 339 5652 7 10-6 <3i utilities paid. 351-0684. good pasture excellent care Service, plays, weddings, 3 10 5 (4i molds, wax and equipment, reasonable boarding Engineering Bldg., to elect offi¬ and Earn academic credit while REFRIGERATORS. TV. ste such as stove, etc. for sale parties. 353-9695 days; cers. Code class at 7 p.m. fees. For information, call working as an intern with the reo renta's Free delivery WOMEN. FALL openings in 339-3125 after 5 pm. Gemini Stables 372-3727 or 339 1119 OR-22-10 31 (31 ff Ingham County Grants Adminis¬ on off campus. DORM Ulrey Co-op. room and 5-10-10- (5) 1517)521 4297 X-10-5 16) You can take tration Contact Dave Persell. The Administrative Manage¬ RENT ALL 372 1795 332 5095 Visit 505 my ad out ment Society presents James F. board. College of Urban Development. OR 5-10-6 (4) MAC 5-10-6 (3l SOFA BED. $45. 6h feet, WANTED. SOMEONE to of the paper. Rainey, Dean College of Business, folds flat. Herculon. excel¬ board friendly labrador. All Typing Service H I got the Volunteer positions available to 7 tonight in 117 Eppley Center. STALLS FOR boarding horse lent. 332 6663. 15 10-24 (3) expenses paid. 337-1765. provide life skills training for ROOM IN house at 425 Ann, results with fenced run. 12 miles 310 6 14) TYPING-TERM papers. IBM, mentally-impaired persons. Attend Foreign Student Office presents south west of campus. 676- close to campus $120- month. SQUINTING CAUSES wrin¬ I wanted orientation at 4:30 today in 221 a discussion to Introduce foreign Call 351-5510 6-10-11 13) experienced, fast service, Call 3529 5-10 10(3) kles. Help prevent with pre¬ FOR SALE 8 inch, red-bellied 351 8923. OR 22-10-31 (3) 99 Baker Hall. students to the election system in scription ground sunglasses. Piranha. Best offer or trade. the U.S. with Dr. Kevin Gottlieb,. OWN ROOM; Share house Women's Advisory Committee Apvtants lip! with 2 others, call 485-0373. 20 minutes to campus by bus. OPTICAL DISCOUNT. 2617 E. Michigan, Lansing, 372- 355-2800. 1-10-5 (31 TYPING, Experienced, fast and reasonable. 371-4635. We get calls such as to Vice-President for Student noon today, Crossroads Cafeteria Dining Room C. 7409 C-5-10 6 15) ZEBRA FINCHES. Make C-21 10 31(3) Affairs is accepting membership 6-10-4 (3) this every single day. WANTED 4th MAN to live n applications. Pick them up in 153 East campus students, "Go to great apartment pets. Breed¬ Student Services Bldg. Deadline is I INSTANT CASH' Were pay¬ EXPERT TYPING Term pa¬ the Highest First" with Transcen¬ bedroom, Beechwood ing pair and cage $30. Call Oct. 17. ing $1-$2 for albums in good letters, RESUMES. dental Meditation Lecture at 7:30 Apartment Call 337 2885 For Sale pers, . 487 2166. 5-10-10 (4) 3 <0 6 3- shape. WAZOO RECORDS Near Gables. 337-0205. tonight, McDonel Kiva. Recreation majors can get valu¬ 223 Abbott. 337-0947 FREE KITTENS. 3 months C-22 10 31 (31 BANJO-5 string Alvare 2. 5 able volunteer experience working MSU Promenaders present a C-22-10-31 (4) old. Litter trained. 332-1709. 1 or 2 females star-head-D-tuners. 5 string UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS with Lansing Parks and Recrea¬ E-5-10-9 (31 tion. Attend the orientation at 7 square dance at 7 tonight, 332 wanted for capo-lawrence. Pic optional. DO YOU WANT TO SLEEP COMPLETE DISSERTATION Union. No experience needed. H & S case. $350 323-4538 DOBERMAN PUP female. AND RESUME SERVICE - p.m. Thursday in 328 Student furnished apartment WITH THE BEST TONIGHT? Services Bldg. next to campus 5-10-5 (5) See the finest in quality AKC, ears and shots, cham¬ typesetting, IBM typing, off¬ MSU Medical Technology Club set printing and binding. For waterbeds at the SLEEP pion father out of Demetrius. Council of Graduate Students meets at 7 tonight. 146 Giltner USED 2 cubic foot refrigera¬ Positively show quality $300 estimate stop in at 2843 E. 332-4432 tor in excellent condition. SHOP, downtown Lansing, Grand River or phone 332 meets at 5:30 tonight in the Hall, to elect officers and discuss 332 2278 after 5 pm across from Knapps. 484- ConCon Room in the International $70. Call 349 1184. 5-10-4 131 5 10-615) 8414 C 22 10 31 (81 9300 O-1-10-4 171 Center. Brown Bag Lunch, open FEMALE TO share 2 bed¬ room apartment at Birchfield. MATCHING CHAIRS & EXPERIENCED, IBM typing, Lesbian/Gay Council business Record Sale! We're moving DOBERMAN PUPPIES, com¬ meeting at 8 tonight, 328 Student S* 12 50 month. First month's couch, end stand & lamp. dissertations, (Pica-Elite) $150. 323-4407 after 5 p.m. and we have to reduce our pletely ready with ears done. Services Bldg. rent paid Call Elaine 487- FayAnn. 489-0358. • record inventory. BIG SAV¬ Priced right. 489-5457. C 22-10 31 (3) Society of Women Engineers 4946 or 337 0595. 12 10-9 (3) INGS while they last and 12 10-6 14) organizational meeting at 6 to¬ Chicano Students for Progres¬ 5-10 10(6) night, 110 Engineering Bldg. Mem¬ before we move. MAR¬ ANN BROWN typing, disser¬ sive Action meeting at 6:30 to¬ ISAAC IMPORTS has just LABRADOR RETRIEVERS bers and non-members welcome. NEEDED FEMALE for 2 bed¬ received a new shipment of SHALL MUSIC, EAST tations, resumes, term pa¬ night, Wilson Hall Lab B. AKC, four month's, hips room furnished, next to cam¬ antiques from England. Many LANSING. C-1-10-24 17) pers. 601 Abbott Road. North Phi Gamma Nu professional guaranteed, $150. 641-4030. Entrance. 351-7221. The practical & unique pieces of 7 10-6 (3) sorority meeting will be held for Spartan Pistol Club meets pus 332 8690 after 4p.m. C-22-10-31 14) GUITAR-SIX string folk, ex¬ at 7 p.m. Oct. 11, Demonstration 3-10 6 i4- furniture, all at reasonable actives at 5:30 tonight and rush at prices. See us at our new cellent condition, $80 or best 6 in the Captains Room, Union. Hall Rifle Range. FEMALE NEEDEDfor own location. 4601 Stoll Road, Vi mile W. of Airport Road. offer, 372-0990. E-5-10-4 (3) IrtililmslH PROMPT, EXPERIENCED, typing, evenings. 332-3492. MSU Cycling Club meeting at room in 2 bedroom apart¬ Interested in tutoring delinquent C-22-10-31 13) 7:30 p.m. Thursday, 208 Men's IM ment Non smoke 394-6234. Open Saturday, 9-6, Sunday, FREE LESSON in complexion youths? Come to an orientation 12-6 or call Dan Heron 12 X 70 mobile home in King 3 10 6141 care. MERLE-NORMAN meeting at 6:30 p.m. Thursday in Bldg. Cycling and cross-country 372-7495 for appointment. Arthur's Court. Washer, dry¬ COPYGRAPH SERVICE, 122 Berkey ski COSMETIC STUDIO. 321 Hall.# racing will be discussed. 4-10-6(15) er, dishwasher, etc. Good complete dissertation and # i MAN needed for a 2 bed¬ 5543. C 22 10-31 14) condition, 372-1260. resume service. Corner Nutrition, Food Science and The Undergraduate Student room apartment, own room. 3-10-6 (4) M.A.C. and Grand River. 8:30 FOR SALE, Roy Craft, 1 NEW WATERBED Supplies Dietetics majors, volunteer for the Advisory Committee meets at 8 New carpet & drapes. Fur¬ bedroom with fireplace, air a.m.-5:30 p.m., Monday-Fri¬ Expanded Nutrition Program. Ori¬ nished 348 Oak Hill. 332- at student affordable prices. tonight, 521 Baker Hall, for all conditioner, close to M.S.U. day. 10a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday. entation is at 7 tonight in 105B NEWSLETTER EDITOR 8319 1 521-4070. 8-10-12 (41 Kits and plans available. Call John, evenings, 332-6703. Peanuts Personal H 337-1666. C 22-10-31 17) State Berkey Hall. Social Work majors. Wr.ting. production and dis 7-10-6 I4I The National Organization for tr.bution Work Study Jan or FEMALE NEEDED to share 2 FOR THE best in stereo PROFESSIONAL TYPIST for Horticulture and Therapeutic HAPPY "23" Michael. I tried the Reform of Marijuana Laws, Steve P.rg.m 487 6001 bedroom. Close to M.S.U. service, THE STEREO term papers, dissertation, call majors may attend the orientation K2 SKI boots, brand new. two cards but that didn't MSU chapter, meets at 6:30 12 10 12 (5» 332 7861 6-10-11 (3) SHOPPEt 555 E. Grand River. 7V4B, $75. 332 8620. Ask for 882-1033 after 6 p.m. meeting for Sparrow Hospital's work so keep your "ears" 0-1 10-4 131 Horticulture Unit, 7 tonight, Wed¬ tonight, 331 Union. C-22-10-31 13) Dianna. E 5-10-6 (3) open. Love, Barb. JAMTOR SERVICE part time 3 4 hours, day Apply 809 ROOMMATE utilities. $127 BIRCHFIELD plus VISIT MID-MICHIGAN'S ADVENT LOUD speakers. 1-10-4 (4) PROFESSIONAL CORRECTIONS TO MAJOR EDITING News nesday, 26 Student Services Bldg. Volunteer orientation for Volunteer to work with tionally-impaired children at St. emo¬ Center St Lansing, between largest used bookshop CURI¬ Large, walnut. $155/pair. Ask Vincent's Home. Orientation APARTMENTS 393-6377, 8 a.m 4 30 pm Monday-Fri day 12 10-11 '41 694-9823 Mickie OUS BOOKSHOP, 307 E Grand River. East Lansing, for Ron 332-8676. 3-10-4 (31 Personal / REWRITE. Typing arranged. 332-5991. 1 10-4 (4) REACH is 7 Hall. tonight, 221 Berkey meeting at 6:30 tonight, 106B 5 10-9 (31 332-0112. C-22-10-31 151 Berkey. CONN DIRECTOR coronet, COGS Fall term day care Lansing youngsters need Big PROGRAMMER IMMEDI¬ ATE opening. Fully trained in ONE OR two females needed for furnished apartment next MAN'S ROSS 10 speed, excellent condition, $60. new, $175. Conn director trumpet, reconditioned, $150. Ovation guitar, like new, scholarship applications are available in 316 Student Ser¬ hmj Brothers and Big Sisters willing to help them with problems. Teach accelerated math to third Orienta¬ graders in local school. Volunteer COBOL. College graduate to campus. 332-4432. vices thru October 6. Last WANTfcO-TICKETS to for the Tutor Corps, 26 Student 353-8767, 646-6703 after 5. $250. Matador banjo in very tion meeting 7 tonight, 216 Berkey 22 10 31 (3) Day for applications is Octo¬ M.S.U.-Notre Dame game. Services Bldg. E-5-10-4 13) good condition, $125. Call ber 6. 353-9189. 8-10-5 (6) Hall. degree in D P Excellent ben¬ after 2, 349-3114 Call Bruce after 7 pm. efits. Apply with resume and college transcript to MICHI SW LANSING. 2 bedrooms, dishwasher, central air, car¬ RYA RUG-acrylic. 8x1 Ifc. 3 12-10-17 (7) The early Christmas shopper will find the perfect place to 353-0367. S 4 10-6 I3I There's something for every¬ 355-8255 Volunteer applicants for Ingham Medical Center positions, attend Volunteer for the Surgical/Cleri¬ cal Program for hospital experi¬ GAN MILLERS MUTUAL IN peted. 15 minutes from cam¬ shades of brown and off TAPE DECK-AKAI 4000 DB ence, on Mondays and Wednes¬ look for gift ideas is the one in today's Classified Ads. orientation meeting 7 tonight, 118 SURANCE CO.. 2425 E. pus $215 plus utilities. white, 1 Vi years old, excel¬ Reel to Reel with Dolby. days. Inquire 26 Student Services G'and River, Lansing, Ml. 394-1920 between 6-8 lent, $100 or best offer, $175.00 Call Jeff-332 2271 or Classified section of this Check them out for super Berkey Hall. Positions still avail¬ pm. able. Bldg. x 5 104 (11) 5 10 6(61 332-6173. 8-10-9 (5) 3 9544. 5-10-6 (5) newspaper. buys. Michigan Stole News, East Lansing, Michigon Wednesday. 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National 43 Ask earnestly i 44 Unsorted Indian I flour 1 8 Michigan Sfote News East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 4. 197R Foreign students find MSU life busy, fast-paced; Mental health care positions are open must adjust to strange food, Michigan winters Anyone interested in providing consumer comment on child and adolescent mental health care in the tri-county area can Nationality clubs like the Chinese. Nigerian drinks?" By DANIEL W ATTS stay at the Kellogg Center and then at the apply for positions on the advisory committee of Regional Child University Inn. It was two weeks before they and Arab clubs help new students make the Nahi is here on a UNESCO grant living in Spartan. The word rolls off the tongue as and Adolescent Services. could occupy an apartment in Spartan Village. adjustment, Coffman Bryson said, adding "these Owen Hall. easily as one's student number. But for many Committee members will assist program directors in foreign students enrolled at MSU. spartan living "Everyone is moving and things are fast in clubs provide a lot of support in a way we "Hamburgers and chicken, hamburgers and developing board policies and programs for the service, a is a way of life. America." he said. couldn't possibly do." chicken, is that all Americans eat?", he said, branch of the Community Mental Health Board of Clinton, For many, eating strange food, enduring the He frequently uses the word 'struggle' to The most nagging problems foreign students lamenting the absence of his traditional food. Eaton and Ingham counties. bitter winters and leaving behind families convey his experience thus far. face are financial and immigration snags. In The Office of Volunteer Programs, 27 Student contribute to a true spartan existence while The Office of International Studies in the addition to the four counselors working at the Services Bldg., offers American students a International Center on campus is the place International Center Studies Office, there is a chance to interact informally with a foreign attending school in the United States. troubled foreign students can go for assistance. full-time immigration expert here to handle those student for three to five hours a week as part of Kabonyi Sebasigari. 31. a graduate student in agricultural economics here on a scholarship from the Kenyan government, is finding the Upon arrival, these students receive an orientation to campus, go through pre-registra- matters, Coffman-Bryson said. Foreign students have to be independent and the International Interactions program. Cindi Burleson, a graduate student, is coordinating the Ingham Board of Health initial adjustment to campus life ditficult. tion procedures and are tested in English quite self-reliant, she said. program. Sebasigari, speaking softly with a heavy- proficiency. The English proficiency test helps to "Rarely do American students make the first She said students from any discipline with a French African accent, said the 10 week quarter identify any language problems early. move in communication," she added. sensitivity to cultural differences among people schedules input session Carol Coffman-Bryson, a counselor with the Mohammad Mus Nahi, 31, a graduate student are welcome to join. system is most demanding In Kenya, a course International Studies Office, described some in education from Afghanistan, agreed. "Ameri¬ In addition to informal one-to-one activities, Persons interested in speak¬ The open session was sche¬ problems foreign students often face. cans are friendly" he said, "but most times I find there will be some group interactions planned in ing on community health pro¬ duled in response to the recent breathe.'" he said. Physical adjustments to food and weather are I begin the conversation." the future, Burleson added. Some of the American idiosyncracies are hard "Orientation for 'Interactions' is Oct. 10," blems may attend an input passage of the Michigan Public Sebasigari misses his wife and child, who the most immediate. "Several students last year on Health Code. The code requires for Nahi to understand. Burleson said. "In the past we found mature session sponsored by the Ing¬ remained behind. He said American students are complained they had to buy glasses, she said, ham County Board of Health at identification and priority-set- not as friendly because "everyone is just too "because the cold winter had hurt their eyes." "Why is it," he asks, "Americans will invite students have a very good experience with the Coffman Bryson said students who bring their 7:30 tonight on the 10th floor of ting on state health problems. busy!" you to a party then tell you to bring your own program." Ismail Bukhorv. unlike Sebasigarn brought his families over here not only face academic Lansing City Hall. wife and small child with him from Malaysia. adjustment, but additional financial and emotion- Initially, a housing mix up forced his family to GOLDEN ARCHES IN EAST LANSING... A GLORIOUS 20-YEAR SPAN! Over the past 20 years our greatest pleasure has been serving you. our customers. 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