Dan Jones quits presidency
By KIM CRAWFORD Lecture Concert series advisory committee how the board killed three attempts by utilize cabinet members and "other
/and' and will remain active in Lesbian/Gay Jones to hold workshops "to get the board for his advisory committee,
MICHAEL MEGERIAN Council. working more effectively." Jones pointed out that three ASMSU board
State News Staff Writers Jones also said that he is willing to work Jones also said the board killed a plan to directors were members of it.
ASMSU Student Board President Dan on the student board revamping committee, improve safety in the Student Services Stouffer's bill also charged Jones with
Jones resigned Tuesday night after a which he initiatied. Building, a project which was approved by failing to implement bills passed by the
four-hour debate surrounding a bill to He said his ultimate goal will be to abolish the State News and the Council of Graduate board.
impeach him. the Student Board. students, which also share the third floor Among those bills was a decision to
Jones is the first Student Board presi¬ "There is no need for it," he said. of the building. oppose construction of the Dayton-Hudson
dent to resign since the office has been a Before the secret ballot vote to remove "The point is I have taken a leadership mall and the Tisch, Headlee and Voucher
role," Jones said. "All too often you do not tax proposals.
populary-elected one. Jones was cast and he announced his
After the Student Board voted in a pass or even act on the proposals I bring Jones responded to the charges by saying
resignation, Jones answered the charges
secret ballot on the impeachment proposal, before you." he had acted on or referred the matters to
brought against him by Stouffer.
Jones announced his resignation. The bill to impeach Jones listed 13 Stouffer's bill also included charges that various committees.
The secret ballot vote bv the board stood Jones violated the ASMSU code by setting He accoused Stouffer of "negligible
specific violations Jones is accused of
at: six supporting the impeachment, nine up an advisory committee without seeking leadership" for not voting to support his
committing.
rejecting the proposal and no abstentions. approval of the project. own bill to oppose the Dayton Hudson mall.
In an introductory statement, Jones said
The bill to impeach Jones, introduced at That action was in direct violation of Jones had to vote to break a tie to pass the
the charges were weak, so he could only
the last meeting by College of Agriculture ASMSU's Code of Operations, the bill bill.
defend himself generally.
and Natural Resources representative Dan "It would have been nice to know them stated. Jones was also accused of intimidating
Stouffer, accused Jones of impropriety and Jones replied that he announced his plan the Student Board into voting his way.
(the charges) before now," Jones said.
displays of negligible leadership. Stouffer's bill claimed Jones has dis¬ to the board at the Nov. 7 meeting and During the selection of acting president last
During the debate, College of Arts and asked the board for suggestions and had June, Jones threatened to resign if the
played a "negligible leadership role on the board did not select his proposed candi¬
Letters representative Julie Maki spoke in Student Board during his term of office." asked Stouffer if he wanted to be on the
support of Jones, charging that most of the committee. dates.
Jones answered Stouffer's charge of
allegations were vague. When Stouffer asked Jones why he did Jones said he was upset at the time over
"negligible leadership" with examples of the conflict with the board, but had soon
"Unless we can get some specific
changes, you have nothing to hold him after apologized for his behavior and said he
(Jones) to," she said. had learned a lesson from it.
Steve Politowicz, Programming Board Jones told Stouffer that he had thought
chairperson, said he felt the president's job
is so "broadly drawn" that it cannot be
Council backs JMC, that the argument was "behind them" and
that Stouffer would "hold no grudge"
efficiently done. against him.
Stouffer charged at Tuesday's meeting Earlier in the meeting, several students
that Jones has not communicated with the
board and had not ignited or inspired
projects.
6U' college proposal
addressed the board during the members'
privilege portion and urged the board not to
remove Jones from office.
"Dan has not been an effective leader. He Though some speakers admitted that
didn't know what he was getting into and By KY OWEN reorganization," Taggart said. "We must Jones may not be an effective leader, they
hasn't fulfilled his leadership role," Stouffer .State News Staff Writer assure that the excellence of general also criticized the board for "playing"
told the board and an audience of about 40 Proposals to dissolve University College education continue to be fostered." politics.
An MSU woman and her "twin sister"
people in Brody Hall. and Justin Morrill College received a boost Henry Silverman, professor of American The audience, including many wearing
are caught rushing to a class
In his resignation speech, Jones ex¬ Tuesday as Academic Council expressed Thought and Language, said the quality of clown-like costumes, masks and painted
due to start in five minutes. Though the woman at the top of the
pressed disgust at what he called the support of the plan. general education must not be degraded, faces cheered when one student told the picture seems normal ... her twin appears to have a fetish for
board's lack of action regarding his pro¬ Ralph Taggart, associate professor of adding that he "accepts the reality" of the board the move to remove Jones "really walking upside down.
posed workshops designed to get the botany and plant biology, introduced the reorganization. sucks."
"We (University College faculty) had no
representatives to work more effectively. motion recommending that the MSU Board
"The Student Board has taken a distrust- of Trustees approve the proposed reorgani- control over the reorganization," Silverman
said. "We're trying to get some input."
ful and counterproductive position to most
of my initiatives and projects," Jones said in
his brief resignation speech.
zations. The motion was authored by Lester
Manderscheid, professor of agricultural
economics.
Provost Clarence L. Winder said he will
send the council's resolution to the Board of
Committee assignment mar affect
He said he will retain his position on the "In the end, we're facing the reality of Trustees with his plan as background
material when the trustees meet Dec. 8.
Winder's plan calls for the University
College departments to be divided among state bill enforcing alcohol law
existing colleges. Justin Morrill College will
Moscone killing
become a department jointly administered
by the Colleges of Natural Science, Social
Science and Arts and Letters.
A bill to enforce Michigan's 21-year-old
drinking age law, slated for committee
Creek; and Civil Rights, chaired by Bullard.
Bullard said he approached Crim about
The drinking age hike, approved by
voters in the Nov. 7 election, goes into
Under Winder's plan, the American assignment Tuesday in the House is assigning the bill to the Civil Rights effect Dec. 22. No penalties for the law are
Thought and Language and Humanities expected to be assigned during today's Committee. on the hooks. The 19-year-old drinking age
departments would be transferred to the
suspect charged
Penalties the bill imposes on 18 through law. passed by the Legislature last year,
College of Arts and Letters, the Depart¬ The bill, which would implement a state 20-year-old offenders start at a $25 fine for a will go into effect Sunday.
ment of Natural Science would go to the
referendum approved by Michigan voters first offense, $50 for a second, and $100 for a
College of Natural Science and the Depart Nov. 7 raising the legal drinking age to 21, third. Second-time offenders also are placed
ment of social science would join with the in alcohol treatment program.
By LINDA DEUTSCH provides mild penalties for young offenders an
College of Social Science. caught consuming or purchasing liquor.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Former Supervisor Dan White was charged Tuesday with The plan also recommends a "lower
The bill's sponsor, state Rep. Perry
the murders of Mayor George Moscone and Supervisor Harvey Milk under a law that division" be formed to absorb academic
Bullard said he introduced legislation
provides for the death penalty. advising for non-preference students, the
District Attorney Joseph Freitas said at a news conference that the two-count Tuesday and filed it with the House clerk's
no-preference major and the Learning office.
complaint, filed in Municipal Court, specifies that the killings were "in retaliation for and Resources Center.
to prevent the performance of the official duties" of the two officials. "I favor a lower division vehicle for
Assignment of the bill to a House
Under a section of the California penal code that was approved Election Day as accepting students with 85 credits or less,"
committee—decision made by House
E.L. alcohol penalties to
Proposition 7, the death penalty is permitted for the assassination of elected officials and Winder said at Tuesday's meeting.
for certain multiple murders. The resolution also calls for a lower
See related story page 12.
Freitas said White, 32, would be arraigned Wednesday. division to be formed and recommends that
Moacone and Milk, the city's first avowed homosexual supervisor, were shot to death
before noon Monday - Moscone in a conference of his office, Milk in White's old office.
a standing committee on general education
be organized.
Speaker Bobby Crim—was put off because
Crim was absent from the session to attend
be milder than state's?
White surrendered to police 45 minutes later. Zolton Ferency, professor of criminal the inauguration of Wayne State Universi¬
In addition to the two counts of murder, White was charged with possessing and using justice, said "a lot of people are afraid to ty's new president.
a firearm, a .38-caliber revolver, during the assassinations. Bullard, an Ann Arbor Democrat, said By JANETHALFMANN
;1 drinking age to 21. effective
discuss the central issue."
A colleague who visited White in prison said Tuesday that White was "a casualty of Crim apparently did not delegate the State News Staff Writer
"I want to find out if board action on
A bill to implement the 21-year-old proposed ordinance before the
pressure" brought on by work, money problems and the birth of a baby. abolition of two esteemed colleges can be authority to assign bills to committee to the ■il. offenders would be issued
The bodies of Moscone and Milk will lie in state Wednesday at City Hall. Moscone will taken without consulting the rest of the speaker pro tempe or the house majority drinking age won't prevent East Lansing
be buried Thursday, and Milk is to be cremated Friday night. floor leader. from establishing milder penalities, an aide appearand tickets and fined not more than
academic community," Ferency said. than $10 for
to state Rep. Perry Bullard said Tuesday. $5 for a firs offense, not more a
Crim, due back from Detroit this morn¬
.
The assassinations occurred a half-hour before Moscone was to name a successor to The council needed to consider the timing
Dan Sharp, an aide to the Ann Arbor second, and not mon•e than $100 for
White on the Board of Supervisors. and manner of the reorganizing procedures, ing, is expected to preside over today's
Democrat, said the bill won't affect an subsequent violations.
White had resigned from the board on Nov. 10, saying he could not support his wife, Ferency said. The city ordinance
Mary Ann, and his 4-month-old son, Andrew, on the $9,600 supervisor's salary plus the Paul Hurrell, a professor in Justin Morrill Possible committees the bill could be sent ordinance being considered by the City
Council. possession of alcohol 1 proposed by
money he made from a fried potato concession on Fisherman's Wharf. He had earned College, said he had serious procedural
to are Liquor Control, chaired by Rep. Councilmember Alan F the day after
$19,000 as a firefighter, a job he quit to serve on the board. reservations. Stephen Stopczynski, D-Detroit; Judiciary, Michigan voters approved a constitution
al amendment Nov. 7 which raises the Michigan residents voted favor of raising
(continued on page 15) chaired by Rep. Paul Rosenbaum, D-Battle
But after securing a $10,000 loan from his 16 brothers and sisters, White asked the legal drinking age to
(continued on page 15) Fox said the penalties proposed in the
state bill are too stiff. By insisting on milder
REPORT DOCUMENTS NICARAGUAN SALES penalties, the city may be able to influence
the state or what legislation it finally
enacts, he said.
Local governments would not be pre¬
U.S. faces Cuban issue
■
either harsher or
arms vented from setting
lighter penalties unless such language is
specifically written into a state bill. Sharp
The document also made reference to an "accounting" of arms in said. Language denying that option to local
By GEORGE GEDDA
Panama which already had been to be provided to the
■
WASHINGTON (AP) — The State Department said Tuesday it
or were governments is not included in the state bill
Sandinists. as currently written, he said.
has taken up with the Cuban government a secret U.S. intelligence
"The accounting listed arms under the heading of three The proposed city ordinance deals only
report that Cuba has been supplying arms and ammunition to
inside leftist guerrillas in Nicaragua. countries: Panama, Venezuela and country 'C,' " the .document
said. " 'C' was generally assumed, but not known by those who
with "possession" of alcohol, while the state
bill focuses on "purchasing" and "eonsump-
The report, a copy of which was made available to The
I
Associated Press, was based on "generally reliable" informants in worked on the accounting, to stand for Cuba. Among the arms
A pamphlet telling you how Panama and said the' Cuban weapons shipments included listed under country 'C' were 'several' .50-caliber machine guns." "Consumption" was not addressed in the
to huy a ear U now available. Direct Cuban involvement in Nicaragua could add a new-
.50-caliber machine guns. city ordinance because public drunkenness
The itory I, on page 12.
Panama was described in the document as the conduit for ideological dimension to a dispute which erupted in civil war last is already decriminalized on the state level
shipments to the Sandinist guerrillas from Cuba as well as from September and has claimed an estimated 1,500 lives. The United and is considered a medical problem, Fox
Venezuela and Panama itself. States is trying to help negotiate a peace settlement. said.
Israel has been sending light arms to the Nicaraguan national However, Sharp said if a local ordinance
State Department spokesperson Hodding Carter said the arms
weather I shipments reports could not be confirmed but that the United
States has raised the issue with Cuba and other countries believed
to be weapons suppliers to the contending factions in Nicaragua
guard but Somoza said recently the shipments were halted in
August. Spokesperson Carter said Somoza's statement was
supported by U.S. information.
doesn't include "consumption." persons
consuming alcohol could come under a state
statute.
P 1
He did not name the other countries. The reports of Cuban involvement are almost certain to Public drunkenness statutes and the
Today will be cloudy with a The intelligence document was based, in part, on reporting by reinforce fears among some conservative members of Congress state bill are not in conflict because the
chance of light snow. Tempera¬ that the Sandinistas are attempting to convert Nicaragua into
tures will reach the mid to
an unidentified former Panamanian government official. He proposed legislation pertains only to people
attributed his information to statements by Moises Torrijos, "another Cuba." of a certain age group who drink rather
upper 30s. Tomorrow will be brother of the forceful Omar Torrijos, and by Abraham Saied. One informant, who requested anonymity, described the report than to everyone who drinks, he said.
mostly cloudy with occasional director of Panamanian social security. of Cuban arms shipments as "terribly significant." He said it A public hearing on East Lansing's
snow flurries. demonstrates a Cuban willingness to aid revolutionary movements
At one point in the document, Omar Torrijos was reported to proposed decriminalization ordinance has
have met with a group of Sandinist guerrillas and "promised to at critical stages - a message, he said, which "certainly would not been set for 7:30 p.m. Dec. 5 in the East
back them in their fight." go unnoticed" by guerrilla groups elsewhere in Latin America. Lansing Public Library. 950 Abbott Road.
^Michigan State News, East loosing. Michigan Wednesday, November 29,1978
SOVIET BLOC NATIONS PULL OUT
Ambassadors Leave Romania
VIENNA, Austria (AP) - source said he went to Warsaw et and Hungarian ambassadors the "to destroy the of the moves, but
means they said it
Reports said the envoys of six on Monday for a private visit had been away for several days. whole of mankind several undoubtedly indicated a new
Soviet Bloc nations were pulled and returned Tuesday. Communist Party chief Ceau- times." low in Soviet-Romanian rela¬
out of Romania on Tuesday, but Yugoslav Embassy sources in sescu, 60, has angered Moscow While withdrawal of an am¬ tions.
Bucharest said late Tuesday before for his independent- bassador is a fairly normal Western diplomats specula¬
Yogoslav sources said the am¬
bassadors of three — East the three ambassadors attend¬ minded foreign policy, but he procedure in the West, obser- ted the recent Moscow summit
ed a celebration of Yugoslavia's runs a rigid Communist society vors here said it was highly had been designed to line up
Germany, Poland and Czecho¬
slovakia — went to a reception national day at the Athene at home. unusual in communist Eastern the seven Warsaw Pact coun¬
Palace Hotel. Sources here the report¬
from rare disease Europe. They added it was too
saw tries for a possible confronta¬
Algerian president dying
that evening in Bucharest.
The Soviet envoy reportedly ed action as a response to early to assess the implications tion with communist China.
Diplomatic sources said by
telephone from the Romanian was attending a special Central Ceausescu's reported state¬
Committee meeting in Moscow, ment Monday that he rejected
capital and in Belgrade, Yugo¬
ALGIERS. Algeria (AP) — A leading disease, a malignancy of the lymph slavia, that ambassadors from and there were reports the outside interference in his army
Swedish scientist has returned home
after advising Algerian leaders that
President Houari Boumedienne is dying
glands that results in disintegration of
bone marrow, kidney failure and disinte¬
gration of the circulatory and digestive
the Soviet Union, Poland, Hun¬
gary, Bulgaria, East Germany
and Czechoslovakia departed
Hungarian ambassador was in
Budapest for a meeting of a
Hungarian-Romanian
commission. The Bulgarian am¬
trade
and refused to raise the War¬
saw Pact defense budget at a
recent
The
pact summit in Moscow.
Aged fall victim
Bucharest by special planes Belgrade sources said
of a rare disease the scientist discovered systems. bassador was reported attend¬ they believed the recall had
and nothing can be done to save him,
diplomatic sources reported Tuesday. Although several members of the
Tuesday "for consultations."
The sources said the nations
acted because of maverick Ro¬
ing
Sofia.
a government meeting in been planned during the Mos¬
cow summit.
to sales tactics
The diplomats said Prof. Jan Walden- council are considered potential succes¬ None of the reports could be The Romanian
manian leader Nicolae Ceauses- news agency
stroem told the Algerians if the 53-year- sors, there is no heir apparent. The front cu's opposition to increasing confirmed in the official news Agerpres quoted Ceausescu as
runners include media or through the foreign WASHINGTON (AP) — The nation's senior citizens are falling
old president survives the next few days, Foreign Minister Abdula- Warsaw Pact defense spending. telling applauding military and
his system will gradually deteriorate. ziz Bouteflika, 41, and Mohamed Salah A government source in War¬ ministries of the countries. government leaders in the prey to unscrupulous insurance agents and buying millions of
dollars worth of unneeded or worthless health insurance policies a
Boumedienne, who has dominated Yahiaoui, 46, the administrator of the saw denied the Polish ambas¬ Government sources in the speech that the Warsaw Pact
sador had been recalled. The Romanian capital said the Sovi¬ and NATO nations already had year, a House committee was told Tuesday.
Algeria since his military coup 13 years National Liberation Front, the only legal
In some instances, the House Select Committee on Aging was
ago, is suffering from Waldenstroem's party. told, companies give their salespeople tips in the art of scaring
senior citizens into buying policies they don't need or that
Iran bans processions in duplicate coverage they already have.
In one case described to the panel, a 76-year-old Illinois widow
Separatists kidnap Spanish official bought 71 policies for health, life and accident coverage in a
nine-year period ending this year.
SAN SEBASTIAN. Spain (AP) - As- children for more than five hours so they
move to halt violence The woman's children, identified only as Wayne and Charlene,
said their mother once bought five policies in a single day. The
woman, with an annual income of $9,400, has bought 21 separate
sailants saying they were Basque separa¬ could not call police, then escaped policies over the years from a single agent, they said.
tists kidnapped a government official himself, the brother, Pedro Crespo, said. TEHRAN, Iran IAP) — Iran's military man army will "mercilessly" quell any street As a result of her purchases, the woman, who has enjoyed good
government Tuesday ordered a ban on religious protests during the holy month of Moharram, health all her life, was forced to remortgage the family farm that
here Tuesday in a new outbreak of At one point they told the family they which
terrorism in Spain's troubled Basque were members of the Basque separatist processions during next month's Moslem holy begins Dec. 2. once was nearly debt-free.
The processions ban comes amid mounting
region. organization ETA terrorizing Spain's period of mourning in a bid to head off violent The disclosures came as the committee held a hearing to reveal
fears another spasm of bloodshed will break out
protests against Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi's the results of a six-month investigation into how the nation's
After holding education ministry rep¬ Basque provinces, he said. rule. during Moharram, when religious passions in this senior citizens fare at the hands of the health insurance industry.
resentative Jose Javier Crespo, 41, and Police spread a hunt along the
Also in the capital, mourners in a funeral overwhelmingly Moslem nation traditionally run The Health Insurance Association of America, an organization of
his family prisoners in their home Spanish-French border but kept silent on procession clashed briefly with armed troops and high and could easily erupt in nationwide civil more than 300 insurance firms, issued a statement saying that it
overnight, two masked men forced details of the abduction, the latest witnesses said several persons were shot and unrest. condemns overselling of supplementary Medicare policies.
Crespo to leave with them in his own car separatist attack in a campaign to wounded. The emotional peak of Moharram is on Dec. 11, Association President Robert F. Froehlke said there also have
discourage voters from a national refe¬ when the faithful whip themselves in mourning
just before daylight, a brother said. The government said the ban was aimed at been "some instances of reverse rip-off against the insurance
and rememberance of Imam Hossein, the
A third kidnapper remained behind rendum Dec. 6 on a new Spanish "preventing exploitation of religious groups by business because some people deliberately buy more policies than
with Crespo's wife and three young constitution. those who have caused unpleasant incidents at grandson of the prophet Muhammed, revered as they need — some because they want to make money on them."
religious ceremonies in the past." Islam's founder. Hossein was slain in the year 641
The move appeared likely to intensify opposi¬ by rival Sunni Moslems.
tion to the 59-year-old shah and the military
Ayatullah Ruhollah Khomaini, the spiritual
Two populated Filipino villages bombed government, particularly among the Moselm
priests who have led much of the campaign
against the shah that erupted in bloody protests
leader of the Shiite Moslem sect and the shah's
bitter foe now in exile in Paris, has called for Cult involvement
street protests next month and also has urged his
11 months ago.
followers to disrupt Iran's oil industry, the basis
The religious leaders said the bomb¬ Gen. Gholan Reza Azhari, who is the armed
MANILA, Philippines (UPI) — Air Force
planes tracking Moslem rebels dropped
14 bombs on two populated villages in
ings took place Nov. 14.
The two villages bombed were
forces chief of staff and stauch supporter
shah, was named prime minister by the monarch
of the
of the nation's economy.
Khomaini and his followers are critical of the
varies by status
Nov. 6 to restore order in this strategic oil-rich shah's attempts to modernize this conservative
the southern Philippines, killing 17 Malingao and Damatog in Midsayap town state and are demanding that a government
of North Cotabato province located 600
nation. WASHINGTON (AP) - People's Temple church com¬
civilians and wounding 23 others, reli¬
Army generals have vowed the shah's 440,000- more attuned to Moslem tradition take his place. Lower-class teen-agers are less mune at Jonestown, Guyana.
miles southeast of Manila on Mindanao
gious leaders reported Tuesday. likely than their more affluent Singer said there are some
A Defense Department spokesperson island. 250 different cults and that the
peers to get mixed up with
said he had information on the The island has been the scene of a larger and more prominent
no religious or racial cults because
incident, which was first reported by a
popular Filipino columnist in a pro-
six-year-old Moslem separatist rebellion
waged by the Moro National Liberation
Front.
Panel hears testimony
these youths "can recognize a
street hustle," a California psy¬
chiatrist says.
ones use extremely sophisti¬
cated recruitment methods
which are taught to their
government daily.
"Very few of the cults are followers.
WASHINGTON (AP) - For¬ Clark acknowledged that ex¬ they have turned up indications able to recruit lower-class These methods include get¬
mer Attorney General Ramsey cept for making suggestions that the brothers of James Earl
young adults, either black or ting close enough to gaze into a
Clark said Tuesday the Justice and keeping himself informed, Ray may have played a part in white," concluded Margaret T. person's eye to determine if the
Department did not take con¬ he gave the FBI a free hand in the assassination.
Singer, a professor of psychi¬ person is a warm, loving person
trol of the investigation of setting the direction of the who would be easy to recruit or
Clark said that although the atry at the University of Cali¬
Martin Luther King's assassi¬ investigation. fornia in San Francisco. one who would be hard to get.
FBI investigated various con¬
nation because it would have In an article in a recent
worsened relations between
He testified before the House spiracy theories while he was in "They begin their love-bomb¬
Assassinations Committee, the Justice Department, "I edition of "Journal," published
him and J. Edgar Hoover. ing of the new recruit from that
which has criticized both the don't recall any presentation of by the National Association of
He said that although there Private Psychiatric Hospitals,
point onward," she wrote.
.FBI and Justice Department, evidence that ever implied the "Middle- and upper-class young
was a "quality of racism" in the direct involvement of another Singer asserted: "Lower-class
late FBI director's attitude saying they failed to investi¬ adults have not had enough
gate adequately the possibility person." * youths in the United States,
toward the civil rights leader, experience with street hustlers
of a conspiracy in the April 4, primarily, know there are no in growing up to know how
the FBI investigation of the Clark said while he had free dinners and no free meals.
1968, assassination of King. artful deceivers on the street
killing was vigorous and thor¬ frequent disagreements with They can recognize a street
American space probes near Venus ough.
"The FBI's reputation was on
A committee report also has Hoover over various law en¬
forcement issues, including the
hustle."
can operate."
concluded there was inade¬ The report was written be¬ The psychiatrist said she
the line," Clark said. "Failure to use of wiretaps, he does not fore the ritualistic mass suicide based her research inter¬
quate Justice Department su¬ on
perform would have had pro¬ believe the King investigation
WASHINGTON (AP) — A fleet of six complicated atmosphere, scientists say, pervision of the investigation. earlier this month involving views with 250 young people
found impact on public confi¬ should have been handled any more than 900 members of the with cult
American space probes, with two Soviet and also tell if this planet has a chance of experience.
dence in the FBI." Committee investigators say differently.
craft close behind, is nearing Venus for becoming as desolate as Venus appears
the most ambitious study ever of the to be.
The $225 million Pioneer Venus
doud-encapsuled planet. ttttvti wtt \\r Shop now while selections are plentiful.
Scientists and space agency officials mission marks the first time American HIDE-A WAY Use our Hide-Away Plan.
said Tuesday that the spacecraft are less instruments will descend to the hostile
than five million miles out from Venus Venusian surface, although three pre¬
and working well, except for one vious U.S. spacecraft flew by the planet.
experiment on one probe. The Soviets have sent 10 unmanned
crafts to Venus in the past, including
A Christmas Rose
Studies of Venus may help humanity
better understand the Earth's more eight that dropped landers.
Women fired 'improperly,' judge rules
Surprise Mom or
BOISE, Idaho (AP) — A federal judge U.S. District Court Judge Ray your favorite girl
hos ruled that the city of Boise improperly McNichols, in a partial judment issued
with our new Christmas
fired six female police employees last Monday, said he could not understand "o
year after what he called an "abysmal" city the size of this (about 100,000 people) gold filled rose.
investigation into alleged lesbian acti¬ with the help it has available to it going
through such an operation in 1977."
$12M.
vity.
He did not order the rein¬
The 'women, who have not denied they women
Include $2 for handling
are lesbians, sued the city for $10 million, stated, but he ordered attorneys for both
sides to prepare memoranda on + tax if ordering by
claiming that their constitutional rights of
due process were violated and that the damages and indicated arguments may mail.
city broke its own civil service rules by be held next spring on the women's
denying them hearings. request for $10 million plus legal costs.
Large tanker leaks oil after hitting island
NEW YORK (UPI) — Oris of the largest before 1:30 a.m., tearing a hole in the
tankers on the East Coast ran aground on tanker's No. 4 hold.
a small rocky island in the East River He said the accident occurred just
Tuesday and began leaking thousands of south of Hell's Gate, where the East and
gallons of light heating oil into the waters Harlem Rivers converge, "one of the most
off the mayor's mansion, the Coast Guard dangerous points on the East Coast." MORGAN'S
reported. Fleishell estimated the tanker had Fine Jewelers Since 1876
James Fleishell, the Coast Guard's leaked about 1,000 barrels, or about 121 S. Washington, Lansing
Meridian Mall, Okemos
captain of the port, said the Cibro 40,000 gallons of oil, but a full determina¬
Use one ol Morgan's convenienl charge plans oi
Philadelphia, carrying 160,000 barrels of tion of the leak could not be made
No. 2 oil. hit Mill Rock, a small island, just because of darkness. and handling
Michigan State News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November29,1978
Project Find seeks to help young handicappers Since the project began two years ago, Michigan received an It is very common for parents of
By ANNE MARIE BIONDO In 1975 the federal government required that every state provide handicapper children to organize
State New. Staff Writer a "free and appropriate public education" to all handicapper average of $75,000 a year from the federal government, Hayes said, within their community. Wilson added.
Editori Note: This is the first in • three-pert series examining the individuals from 3 to 21 years old. and expects some $100,000 this year for the project. "Parents begin social organizations in which
"Our purpose is to locate children with a handicap so evaluation
they become
state's efforts to find handicapper children and provide services Overlapping the federal mandate is a Michigan law requiring advocates for their kids," she said.
local and intermediate school districts to make programs and can be done through the school district," Nels Bolluck, coordinator of Project Find efforts in the
mandated by a federal law. explained Jennell Dennis, Ingham
services available in special education to all handicappers from birth the state coordinator of Project Find. Intermediate School district, works with Edward W
"The worst thing that can happen to a handicapped child is Sparrow
nothing." to age 25. Every state has a project actively looking for handicapper Hospital in Lansing to find handicapper infants.
With this in mind, about 125 dedicated special education experts Project Find is a component ofthe state Department ofEducation children who need special education and services, Dennis said. Sparrow has one of 18 neonatal (early infancy) intensive care
across the state are looking for children with physical, mental or and is funded by the federal government through Title VI of Public Jan Wilson, director of the Macomb Intermediate School District units in the state which closely monitors
premature or low-weight
Law 94-142. for Project Find, said she believes that parents as well as children infants.
psychological handicaps to ensure that something does happen to
them through an organized effort called Project Find. Title VI is the branch of the public law that allows for funding of will benefit from the services. Bullock belongs to a team of eight specialists who administer
the project, explained Ruth Hayes, Title VI coordinator for "It's not only the baby who needs help," Wilson said, "but momma developmental and health examinations on the infants placed in the
Project Find was created in 1976 as a result of a federal law and is
active in 58 intermediate school districts in Michigan. Michigan.
—
before she leaves the hospital." (continued on page 16)
Committee hears Media groups' budget
of housing needs approved by SMAB
By MARCIA BRADFORD He also predicted the University will By SANDY HOLT funds, after requesting $10,500 for
State News Staff Writer convert some residence halls to offices in the State News Staff Writer
publication of Rhapport, the associa¬
ASMSU's Student Media Appropria¬
Projected student enrollments at MSU do next 10 years.
tions Board
tion's newspaper.
not show a need for more student housing in Hammond said housing in the center of allocated $42,000 for
alternative media groups on campus
Rhapport received $11,800 from
East Lansing, a private developer said East Lansing is already being used in the SMAB during the 1977-8 fiscal year.
when the 1979 budget was approved at
Monday night. best way.
its meeting Monday. SMAB chairperson Joe Murphy said
James Dunn, a private land developer, "There is a small group of people that
SMAB funds alternative printed me¬ since RHA is not funding Rhapport,
told the East Lansing Housing Advisory seeks out the small, overloaded house," he
dia for undergraduate groups and acts which is designed to be a newsletter
Committee that the need for student said. "These are already rented (for fall) by
housing has reached a peak and will the first of April and they should not be
as a
Programming Board for graduate specifically reporting on RHA, the
decrease in the next 10 years. eliminated, but do need to be cleaned up." groups by funding general media func¬ request was turned down. Rhapport
tions. was also said to duplicate information
The committee is gathering information Frances Mercer of First State Savings
found in residence hall newsletters and
on housing problems and needs in order to Association, East Lansing, said banks and Registered student organizations or the State News.
advise the Planning Commission, which is in savings and loans associations preferred to units of ASMSU and COGS may request
the process of revising the city's Compre¬ make loans to families and said any student funds from SMAB. ASMSU Media Relations received
hensive Plan. housing built now would be determined a none of its $2,000 request. Its planned
Nathan Hammond, a landlord with Navco The Council of Graduate Students
high risk. "Calendar of Services" was said to be a
received only $1,750 of the requested
Management, Inc., agreed it would be He said rental properties deteriorate duplication of services available
economically unwise to build more student faster than single family dwellings and $4,602 for publication of an updated
through the Lansing Star Handbook.
housing in East Lansing. banks prefer to lend to permanent resi¬ graduate student handbook.
He said demographic studies show that dents. A Hospitality Press Magazine, pro¬
COGS treasurer Linda Smith had
student enrollment at MSU is expected to Both Dunn and Hammond suggested that viding academic and career information
expressed doubt that SMAB would fund for Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional
remain the same but more students will a new zoning code allow for more flexibility
enough money for the handbook, even
commute and attend classes part time. to provide for different kinds of housing in Management students, and Agriculture
though she said COGS expects to collect Communication of Tomorrow, received
This will result in a decrease in the need the future.
about $14,000 for SMAB with a refund
for on-campus housing and student housing Underground parking and additional the total amount of their request, $1,500
able 50-cent student tax at registration.
in the five-block radius of MSU, Hammond ramps in East Lansing were mentioned as and $2,100 respectively.
said. possible solutions to city parking problems. Minutes from the SMAB meeting said
To qualify for SMAB funds, groups
Hammond said parking ramps were funds for the handbook were rejected
must offer an alternative media function
expensive to maintain because they become because the "cost of publication almost
to a certain number of students that is
structurally unsound rapidly. He said quadrupled in one year and distribution
Lansing man surface parking was still the more practical
method, and was preferable because the
land is still convertible.
costs are believed to be too high."
Resident Hall Association received no
being neglected by existing groups or
sources
ency
and has plans for self-suffici¬
if possible.
dies in crash Cathy Gibson, president of the Student
Housing Corporation, the umbrella oraniza- ORGANIZATION REQUES AMOUNT OF ALLOCATION
tion for nine area cooperatives, said the
A two-car collision on Saginaw Street in Fail
parking requirements for co-ops should be Winter Spring Summer
East Lansing Monday night left one man changed.
dead and seven others injured. She said three spaces are required for ACT-Focus Magazine $2,100 $ 0 $2,100 $ 0 $ o
Richard G. Albers, 21. of Lansing, was every four persons living in cooperatives,
Arab Students 1,200 250 250 0 250
pronounced dead on arrival at Edward G. and this amount is not needed in the co-ops Alphabet 26 4,000 3.000 0 0 0
Sparrow Hospital at 11:21 p.m. close to campus. Chicano Students 5,951 0 2.560 0 0
Slot# N«w» Deborah J. Borir East Lansing police said Carlos Trevino, COGS
She said the corporation is looking into 4,602 0 0 1,750 0
Large plastic sheets are tacked to the MSU greenhouse walls to act 27, of Lansing, was driving westbound on buying some larger houses and apartment Display 3,060 640 560 0 560
as a winter jacket for the plants. Saginaw Street when he struck a street Every Woman's Weekend 3,000 0 1,000 0 0
buildings in East Lansing. The possibility of
curb and lost control of the car. Frontline Bulletin 5,064.10 590 590 0 590
cooperatives on campus was also discussed.
The Trevino . ehicle spun into the Gibson said the co-ops are working to Gypsy Scholar 4,200 666.66 666.66 0 666.66
opposite lane, police said, and was struck meet the increasing demand for single Hospitality Press 1,500 , 500 500 0 500
full force on the passenger side by a car occupancy rooms. ICC Pine Cone 840 135 135 135 135
driven by Royce Stephens, 25, of Saginaw. ICC Mike Set-up 0
fund repair
560 0 0 0
Lansing may Albers was riding in the front seat on the
passenger side of the Trevino car, police Bill introduced
Kol Ha'am
Friends of Lansing Star
4,720
8,550
666.66
2,500
666.66
1.500
0
0
666.66
1,000
The
said. Literary Journal 2,730 0 0 0 0
Renovation of the Baptist Convention proposed resolution the committee is Media Relations
Stephens and four passengers were 9,185 0 0 0 0
Home designated for use as a domestic working on, Hull said, will put the $59,000 treated and released from the hospital, MSU Information Network 100 100 100 100
3,100
abuse shelter may receive a contribution
from Lansing in the near future.
promised by Oldsmobile and the funds
donated by the city — the exact amount is police said. Trevino and one of his for fee refund Oracle 5,200 1,100 560 190 950
passengers were also treated and released Pan African Committee 555 150 0 0 0
still undetermined — into one pot.
Mayor Gerald W. Graves called for a from the hospital. LANSING (UPI) - Legislation was E.L. Peace Center, MSU 1,569.25 190 190 130 190
Putting the money in one pot will 595
resolution at Monday's City Council meet¬ Police are investigating the accident. introduced in the state Senate Tuesday to People's Choice 6,175 565 0 595
"accomplish renovation in one steady Prose and Cons 225 225 0 225
ing accepting a $59,000 contribution Gener¬ stream," Hull said. refund increased license plate fees if a 900
al Motors Oldsmobile Division has offered Rail Road Club 725 0 0 0 0
petition drive to put the issue before state Red Cedar Review 1,625 0 0 0
the Council Against Domestic Abuse for the The resolution will also provide for a voters is successful. 4,500
RHA - Rhapport
Peace rally
renovation project. five-year lease to CADA for the city-owned 0 0 0 0
The measure, sponsored by Sen. Patrick 10,500
Baptist Convention Home. Senior Class Council 1,982 198 88 0 198
Graves proposed that the resolution
McCollough, D-Dearborn, would return to
STEP 5,499 0 0 0 0
earmark the $59,000 Oldsmobile contribu¬ For the first three years of the lease, Hull early license plate buyers the amount of the
An Arab-Israeli peace rally will be held Friends of TRC 80.80 80.80 0 0 0
increase, which averages 30 percent.
tion to a special fund for the renovation said. CADA will pay $15,000 a year in rent. Under, of Urban Planning 0 0 0 0
The last two years of the lease, Hull said,
today at noon in the Tower Room of the The bill would prevent those early buyers 1,170
project. Union Building. from being penalized should a petition drive
Under, in Secondary Education 1,500 0 0 0 0
CADA will reimburse the city for $1 a year. Upside-Down Production 101.20 0 0 0 0
The mayor's proposal is not necessary, A mock Nobel Peace Prize ceremony wUI gather enough signatures to put the
Fist Ward Councilmember Robert Hull Plans for refurbishing the be held during the rally. increase up for a public vote. Vox/Photo. Section 4,100 0 2.800 0 0
building were West Indian Students Ass'n
The hike in license plate fees was 4,100 1,200 300 0 0
said, because the Ways and Means Commit¬ stalled after disagreement between City Dov Shefi, head of the public law division
Wilson Hall Student Ass'n 525 0 0 0 0
tee is drafting a "comprehensive resolution" Council and the Office of the Mayor over the for the state of Israel, will also speak at 8 included in the tax plan for Michigan's
Women's Council 812 0 0 u 0
dealing with the financing of the renovation zoning designation of the convention home. p.m. in 109 S. Kedzie Hall on Arab-Israeli proposed statewide transportation plan. Women's Media Collective
project. Also included in that package was a 7,500 1,000 1,000 0 1,000
The multiple dwelling rezoning of the cooperation in the West Bank and Gaza TOTAL 121,856.35 16,706.32 2.305 7,556.32
2-cent-per gallon hike in the gas tax. That, 15,502.16
convention home has since been completed.
Subsequently, Graves dropped his pro¬ too, would be halted if the petition drive is TOTAL ALLOCATIONS: $42,157.80
posed resolution. He said committee mem¬ The way now seems to be clear for the city A peace party will follow the speech at
successful in gathering the needed signa¬
bers could then assume the responsibility of to negotiate final funding allocations for the 9:30 p.m. in 336 Union Building. Refresh¬ tures for a.public referendum in 1980.
renovation project. ments will be served.
contacting officials from Oldsmobile.
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Carter opted for BRUCE GUTHRIE
guns over butter
Guns or butter.' That
decades. Should America
programs'.'
question has plagued political leaders for
spend its money on weaponry or for social
Tradit ion.illy. t he "conservatives" have opted for guns; the "liberals ,
& Advertising keeps
They lurk wherever I look; advertise¬
ments.
brand of toothpaste which white-washes
her teeth and makes her smile. Her
students now love her and say "good
can
us
make us perfect again. For awhile.
Deception. Telling us that things are
important when they aren't. Telling us that
reeling
flourishing and maintains stability in so¬
ciety.
By manipulating demand, people have to
A K-Mart ad is headlined with the word
butter. Lyndon Johnson, thinking he could have both, escalated "bombshells" and the letter "b" is explod¬ morning." we're lonely is we don't have a million Dr. buy more products to feel secure in
American'involvement in Vietnam while stepping up social programs on ing. Creative. The Red Cross blood drive ad A bad teacher? Try a new toothpaste. Pepper people singing beside us. Telling themselves. And for this they need more
A foreign stud tells you why he bought women that they have special smells which money, which means they need to work
the home front. He failed in both, leading leaders to believe there must features Count Dracula who "sez," "Take
his sports car. While he speaks in another are offensive. Telling us that there's a more, filling those obnoxious jobs that no
be a tradeoff. my advice and donate blood. I did."
language, you know that he likes the difference between brands of bleach. Tell¬ self respecting person would take other¬
Inspiring. Insulting, isn't it? But advertis¬
Jimmy Carter has acquired the same problem, guns or butter. But for ing sells. And that's the purpose, isn't it? To comfort, handling, the gasoline efficiency, ing us that our romance is losing its flame if wise. And the capitalists who buy the ads
him. there is no tradeoff. He has no choice. sell. the speed. Is that all that he likes about it? we don't eat out enough. increase both sales and production.
Carter has promised to check the national debt. To do this, he must Ask advertisers whether their trade He laughs as he climbs in his silver phallic Manipulation. Telling us that all our By deceiving people, advertising takes
cut back on federal programs. Ordinarily, there would be a tradeoff manipulates demand and listen for the symbol with a luscious female who, not problems will make us lonely or poor unless people's minds off the real causes of their
we buy the specified cure. Toothpaste, a problems. Workers are alienated from
between the military and the social services. But for Jimmy Carter, answer. Advertisers don't like the word knowing the man from Adam, just decided
to climb into the car. car, lipstick, sunglasses, a stereo, Mc¬ themselves and others because they've lost
there can be no tradeoff. "manipulate." They say lawyers manipu¬
late. advertisers "communicate." "Manipu¬ Need an exciting sex life? Buy a car. Donald's. any value in their lives by working for
Carter, in his quest to be leader of the supreme military power, locked lation" implies deceit and no self-respecting Think you're doing OK in life? Oh, come Why would anyone be a part of advertis¬ someone else instead of themselves. But
himself into an agreement with the NATO nations that if they increased advertiser admits deception exists in their on! Surely you don't mean to tell me that ing? It pays well. And money always they're told they're upset for another
their NATO military spending, the United States would also increase its trade. your sex life is perfect, that your body compensates for slightly shakey actions. reason; they haven't bought the right
smells clean (or, if already clean, "manly" or The government knows this deception product to make them feel better. The
allotment to the NATO forces. The NATO countries are increasing their Yet advertising is both manipulative and
and manipulation goes on. When told that woman is going to feel she isn't being
deceptive and no advertiser would be paid if "feminine"), that your skin is clear and soft,
spending because they are near the world's hot spots, and they believe a it wasn't. that your dishes shine, that you have cigarette advertising deceives people into respected, not because she exists in an
strong defense is necessary to their survival. A woman prepares a cook-out. Her man enough friends, that your dog is happy, that thinking that by not smoking they aren't as insecure society where men oppress women
But the United States, thousand of miles away, must continue told her to prepare enough food for dozens they stare and admire you on the street? Of good as they could be, and thus manipulates in order to feel secure, but because she's not
course something's wrong with you, buddy. the demand for cigarettes upward, the shaving her legs or buying the right
pumping money overseas to protect "democracy," and by some twisted of people but the man and the woman are
You ain't government believes it and bans cigarette tampons and cosmetics. And deceived, they
alone in the forest. The woman whines (of god.
logic, America. To let just one country fall, Carter believes, would spell course). The man soothes her (of course), Having problems? They're not character advertising in certain media. do nothing to relieve the real sources of
the end of the United States. He fears we would be blown off the face of Yet they don't ban it all. They can't. For their problems.
opens a can of beer, and hordes of people flaws, kid, you just haven't bought the right
the earth by nuclear weapons. thing for them yet. one thing, elected members of government Our capitalist world continues to turn.
appear out of nowhere.
So military spending, the basic "conservative" response, continues Lonely? Open a can of beer. Advertising tells us that we're deficient won their seats through a hefty advertising And the advertising departments at the
in a million (now) important ways. It makes ("campaign") budget and they know outlaw¬ universities leak another batch of graduates
under the "liberal" Jimmy Carter. A teacher — female — tells us that her
us feel as secure as turkeys at Thanksgiving ing ads would cost them their jobs. For into our lives.
How does it all fit into the larger scheme of things? It means Carter class never got along with her because she
time. And, after this message sinks in, another thing, the government knows that And we pay them.
must cut back on domestic spending, such as wellare and employment
didn't smile enough. She was afraid to show
advertising tells us that a specific product advertising keeps the economic system And buy another brand of toothpaste.
her "dingy" teeth. Then she discovered a
programs. While some Carter administration officials claim they can cut
the fat off and leave the basic services intact, they have already shown
their inability to do that. They have been unable to trim the fat off
VIEWPOINT: MIDEAST PEACE
military spending. They have been only marginally successful in
trimming the General Services Administration, while waste continues
to occur. Rather than eliminating the waste in the Commerce
Department, they are proposing its structural elimination. They will Class divisions will be accentuated
blend its duties into other departments, where the same waste exists.
The pattern is clear. Carter will not cut waste and abuses in social By the ORGANIZATION of ARAB STUDENTS expense of the majority. The Egyptian people, including the middle class, should expect
Advocates of peace, Camp David-style, have long argued that the worsening e continued rise in prices, shortage of housing, unemployment, increased political
programs. He will cut programs. This will affect the public, but it will conditions in Egypt are to be blamed on national commitments to liberate occupied Arab repression, and social turmoil.
not affect Carter's overall program. lands. They assert that reduced military spending and foreign capital investment, as well In judging the potential of economic development through foreign aid, it is important to
Carter has already made inflation his priority problem; this is usually as technology transfer, will provide the miraculous cure for Egypt's economic ills. give a few examples of the quality of foreign aid to Egypt. Newsweek recently reported
the "conservative" priority. While inflation is reaching extremely high Whether such predictions are true or are designed to deceive the suffering masses on the dumping of high tar cigarettes by the American tobacco industry, which is
provides an important basis to judge the quality of peace promoted by the capitalizing on a lucrative market in Egypt without any regard to health hazard
levels, unemployment is still too high. "Liberals" would usually pursue Carter-Sadat-Begin agreements. Sadat's open door economic policies which have been in guidelines enforced in the U.S. The U.S. government's payment for the shipment of
the employment problem, even through government spending if effect since the end of the October war provide the real indication for the kind of hundreds of tons of pesticides, so poisonous that they are banned in the U.S., provides an
necessary. But Carter, by having to cut domestic spending, cannot give prosperity such policies can produce. example of the blatant disregard for the health of the Egyptian peasants. These
those employment programs a chance to work. He is displaying Despite the vast sums of money flowing into Egypt in the form of subsidies from Saudi pesticides included leptophos. which attacks the nervous system and which has caused
conservative tendencies never expected of a Democrat. Arabia and other Arab oil producing states, as well as U.S. aid, the country is mired in a Egyptian villagers to suffer from convulsions, speech impairment, loss of bladder control,
desperate economic situation. "Opening the door" has only resulted in a sharp increase in and mental defects. High pollutant buses and other health hazard products, all
Either Carter has his priorities mixed up, or the voters were deceived
the gap between the impoverished masses and a growing elite referred to as the "fat unacceptable by U.S. standards, have been shipped to Egypt as "gifts to the Egyptian
when Carter ran on the Democratic ticket. But either way, we are cats." While Sadat has raised the slogan of tightening the belts, his regime extended people." High-level Egyptian officials who receive large kickbacks from U.S. corporations
rapidly discovering that military spending will increase at the expense financial benefits and nourished a new parasitic class which thrived at the expense of the (e.g. Westinghouse and Boeing) are the true beneficieries of foreign aid.
of domestic programs, regardless of what was said in 1976. working people. At a time when it refused to give workers 25 percent of the profits and to The ramifications of Sadat's economic policies for the isolation of the Egyptian people
raise the minimum wages, the regime reduced taxes on consumer luxury items and from the inseparable struggle of the rest of the Arab masses is also evident. Commenting
embarked on projects such as the introduction of color television. The government raised on Sadat's economic policies in a New York Times interview, David Rockefeller claimed
rents on agricultural lands and reversed several laws that were designed to protect the that socialism and Arab nationalism have not helped the Egyptian people and that Sadat
Not if, but when?
most productive element of the Egyptian economy, the peasants. Foreign and Arab has to look to private enterprise. He stated that Israeli leaders agree with him on this
investments were channeled mainly into the service sector with emphasis on tourism, point. It is not surprising that the corporate and Zionist interests identify socialism and
banking, export- import business, etc. This led to an unbearable rate of inflation. The Arab nationalism as negative elements. Nor is it surprising that Arab reactionary
government, in its attempts to satisfy some of the conditions imposed by foreign leaders, including Sadat, support this judgment.
It is hard to believe that a news event to rival the shocking investors and stated by former American Setretary of the Treasury, Simons, decided to The Egyptian people, who shattered the myth of Israel's invincibility in the October
suicide-murders of Jonestown, Guyana could come so quickly, but reduce its subsidies to essential food items. It is this decision that sparked the 1977 food War, will continue their struggle to defeat the Zionist imperialist Arab reactionary
indeed it has. The murders Monday of San Francisco Mayor George uprisings. The true face of Sadat's regime was unveiled in January of that year when strategy to continue their control of their resources and to exploit them. Sadat and his
hundreds of Egyptians were arrested or fell to the guns of Sadat's police. They Egyptian
Moscone and City Supervisor Harvey Milk pale compared to the sheer opportunistic Egyptian supporters will soon face the wrath of the Egyptian people who
treasury moves closer to bankruptcy day by day. At the beginning of 1977 Egyptian will continue their struggle against his corrupt, undemocratic rule. They will never
volume of lives lost in Guyana, but the 'tr.paoi and shock is certainly as debts totalled a record $12.2 billion. The current account trade deficit stands at $7.1 accept Sadat's sellout of the Arab cause. Like the Iranian people who were robbed of their
great. billion, an increase from the $241 million deficit in 1964. immense wealth under the guise of the shah's "liberalizations," the Egyptians are not
Political assassinations are not new in America, especially to the Even if Sadat receives what he referred to as a "transfusion" to the Egyptian economy deceived by false promises of prosperity of Sadat's open door economic policies or by
generation of students attending MSU, but the senselessness and shock from large-scale investments, the Egyptian economy will certainly not be revived. Such capitulation policies disguised in the garb of peace.
of them does not diminish. Each one is simply an added reminder of the policies will allow international capital, including Israeli capital, to control Egyptian
resources and impose its conditions on the
inherent voilence prevalent in this country. Egyptian economy in favor of a few and at the
While it is still too early to speculate on why the murders occurred,
there can be little doubt that hatred must have had at least a partial hand
in the most recent killings. It was hatred that brought down President
GERRY SKOCZYLAS
John F. Kennedy, the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Robert F.
Kennedy and U.S. Rep. Leo J. Ryan, among others.
Foreign countries have recently commented on the Guyana tragedy,
saying that it is only a further indication of the decaying American
How did you vote on these?
society. Former President Richard M. Nixon said in Paris only a few
days ago that foreign nations were wrong in drawing conclusions about
than 50 tacks on carpeting. changes tiie amount of alcohol registered in the Detroit Tigers to play the second game
Americans based on the Jonestown events. What will he tell them no more
Naturally, this law is expected to be a driver's bloodstream to be considered of their doubleheaders first, thus elimi¬
today? "attacked" in the courts, (one good point of "drunk:" at .5 percent you're considered nating the need to use the stadium lights at
Maybe the foreign assessments are better than our own. After all, During the recent election, the items that this law is that people may now legally tear "intoxicated" and can be charged with dusk.
they are on the outside looking in. As a country we keep saying these are received most of the media attention were off the "Do Not Remove This Tag" tag from "impaired driving;" at 1.0 percent you're
isolated events committed by demented individuals. But who really Proposal RO — an East Lansing ordi¬
the three tax amendments along with their mattresses.) legally "drunk"; and at 26.4 percent you're nance, this law raises the fines for parking
knows anymore? Proposal D, which, of course, raised the Proposal VD - this new state law, legally "embalmed." tickets on the MSU campus from $5 to $10
drinking age to 21. already passed in many other states, says UM Amendment - this law was enacted
It is trite and hopeless to point out that hatred has no place in our because several DPS officers' daughters
There were, however, several "lesser that all residents are now legally required due to the celebrated case of Bronco
society. For in fact, hate is dominating our society. And America, as the known" amendments that Michigan voters to "flush with their foot" in public rest- "Meatgrinder" Shapinski. Bronco, a guard
need braces and the chief needs a new
engine his motorboat.
foreign nations have pointed out, is in an advanced state of moral decay. saw fit to pass. Among these were: rooms to prevent the spread of communi¬ on the U-M football team, was penalized 15
on
So actually, it is relatively unimportant why one person took the lives Proposal R — this little-known law cable diseases. yards for holding against Illinois. Being a Commandments 1-10 — rejected over¬
of Moscone and Milk. The unalterable fact is the two are forever gone. requires that all turtles seen in public must DOA Amendment — this new amend¬ pre-law student, Bronc' took the case all the whelmingly by Michigan voters as being
be leash and the owner must have ment repeals the old state law that required way to the Supreme Court and won because
And it is not a question of whether there will be another violent tragedy
on a
"impossible to enforce" and "no fun at all."
proof that the turtle has had its rabies all motorcycle drivers to wear helmets. It the referee had glaucoma at the time. A higher Authority may overturn this one,
such as those in recent weeks, but when? shots. does, however, require that all motorcycles "Holding" is now legal pending an appeal by however.
So while we all struggle through finals, grades and graduation Proposal S - only an East Lansing now carry portable coffins because of the the NCAA.
wondering where we will eventually fit into our society, will anyone stop ordinance, this law lowers the speed limit 6f repeal of the old law. Proposal PM - in order to help alleviate Proposition 13 — by definition, this is
the energy crisis, this law passed over¬ when a "Lady of the Evening" should call it
to consider that very soon there may be no society worth fitting into? all bicycles on the MSU campus to 55 mph in AA Amendment — sponsored by local
order to conservfe energy and reduce Congressman Jack Daniels, this law whelmingly by Michigan voters will allow quits.
That, indeed, is the biggest tragedy of all. accidents. A local ambulance company is
expected to appeal this one in the courts
because of an expected decline in profits.
Smedley Amendment — this law changes by uarry irudeau
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Managing Editor Anne Stuart Entertainment & Book Editor Dave DiMartino of the field in Spartan Stadium due to the
Opinion Editor Kim Shanahan Sports Editor Mike Klocke many local air raids. Warning sirens will
City Editor Nunzio Lupo Layout Editor Scoff Wierenga also be installed so that visiting defensive
Campus Editor Michelle Chambers Freelance Editor Deborah Heywood backs, women, and children will be fore¬
Wire Editor Paula Mohr Chief Copy Editor Kenneth E. Porker warned of the coming
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Staff Representative JoyL Hoenlein Tacky Amendment - another tax limita¬
Advertising Department tion proposition, this law says that the
Advertising Manager Bob Shaffer if
Advertising Manager . Cina Spaniolo people of the State of Michigan cannot use
more than 100 tacks on sofas and chairs and
Michigon State News, East Lonsing, Michigan Wednesday. November 29,1978 5
King's 'Stand'
THE STAND
a lengthy
book deserved to have its ending revealed
one
a
it is this one, but alas ..
By Stephen King King, at the end of this book, seems to have exhausted himself by
Doubleday typing all of those pages and simply seems to quit writing and
The other side of Crawford 112.95
Reviewed by DANIEL HILBERT
With the publication of three bestsellers in a row, Carrie, 'Salems
wallow in the cliche. Again, a definite problem.
This book is set in the future, 1980, but all of the popular
references are to items or people that exist now, i.e., Neil Diamond.
Lot and The Shining, Stephen King has become the occult king of
MOMMIE DEAREST refuses to go to her mother's The Hulk, Kojak, which is very disconcerting. It creates time
the book stand, the Mario Puzo of books that go bump in the night.
By Christina Crawford death bed, even when she problems and makes it hard to accept this as a tale of the future,
Carrie was of course made into a very successful film, though the
Morrow and Company, Inc. learns that it's the woman's last while knowing it isn't a tale of the present.
book, as it stands, is far from fantastic. The pseudo journalistic
$9.95 request.) But what is portrayed style that King used to narrate that tale produced a few shivers, but The book is interesting, but should be packaged wi i label
Reviewed By most vividly in the book is a
BILL HOLDSHIP mother who uses her children
they were detached and isolated, and the time between them asking the buyer to only read the middle section of t
seemed endless. Unfortunately it won't be; perhaps it's about time we rea<:
In her 1955 film Queen Bee, as prisoner-like scapegoats to 'Salems Lot is King's best book to date. This modern-day vampire stand.
Joan Crawford portrayed a cope with the pressure and tale dispensed with most of the technical problems that haunted
character described in a New strain of her stardom and love
Carrie, and just told a good, concise, frightening story.
York Times review as .. the life.
The Shining, King's last novel, is much more verbose than either
height of malliluous meanness The abuse continued on an
of his first two. The longest of the three it perhaps should have been
and frank insincerity. When she emotional level until the end of
the shortest. It also has its moments, and the concluding hundred
is killed at the end, as she Crawford's life. In later years,
should be, it is a she became jealous of her
pages can't be beat.
genuine Which leads us to King's new book. The Stand, which at 823 pages
pleasure and relief." Christina, daughter's youth and budding
the eldest of Crawford's four
seems very much the story Stephen just dug out of his desk drawer
acting career to the point of after lOyears of hibernation. After the successof his previous three
adopted children, writes in paranoia. In one example, when novels, he dusts this one off, throws in a few popular rock lyrics as
Mommie Dearest that the role a teenaged Christina gives a
epigrams and has it published. Instant bestseller. Unfortunately,
any acting job on "goodbye" kiss to Alfred Steele somewhere along the way someone forgot to edit this book — and
Mother's part. It was exactly —
Crawford's fourth and final
that stands as its major problem.
the way I knew her at home husband and the closest person
when she'd been drinking and to a father the children ever The first 300 pages of this book chronicle the many journeys being
was at her very worst. The knew — she is slapped by her made by the survivors of a holocaust that rips the nation. It is
woman on the screen was really intoxicated mother who ex¬ fragmented in a way that only the international/spy story can be
claims: "I got my man and you and succeed, i.e., the books of Robert Ludlum. A book dealing in
my mother."
Christina's biography may damn well go out and get your King's genre cannot easily alternate chapters on many different
also remind readers of the characters and successfully pull it off. This is a perfect example of
Mommie Dearest isn't such an attempt at that and, unfortunately, a failure.
memorable telephone scene quite
horn one of Crawford's last as decadent as Kenneth An¬ Those first few hundred pages are incredibly hard to read,
great films, Whatever Hap¬ ger's brilliant Hollywood Baby¬ primarily because it takes an absolute unshakable faith in King and
pened to Baby Jane? In this lon, nor does Christina Craw¬ his writing ability to even plow through them. The reader has to
particular scene, the drunken, ford display the flair for writing keep thinking, "This is all going to come together eventually." The
malicious Jane (Bette Davis) that Brooke Hayward revealed problem is: the man you are depending on to lead you through this
perfectly impersonates her in Haywire. Nonetheless, it is mess is also the man who inflicted it on you in the first place.
sweet, glamorous, movie idol fascinating reading for those Definitely a problem.
sister, Blanche (Crawford), who interested in the reality behind
Suffice to say. had the first 300 pages been edited down to a
is really upstairs, bound and Hollywood's fantasy machine.
Christina has recently been 30-page introduction, putting the basic story of The Stand in
gagged in her bed. The scene is context, the book would have made much more sense and been
an ironic metaphor for the Joan accused of writing the book for
ments she received generally much more interesting reading. Perhaps it would have been a joy
Crawford split-personality adopting children was slick "revenge." as she was excluded rather than a chore once the lengthy prologue is dispensed with,
Christina depicts. One side was media manipulation. At the resulted from what is consider¬ from her mother's will. (With
—
ed normal in most childhoods. if the reader can make it that far, the story gets interesting. When
the sweet, glamorous movie time, columnists everywhere the movie rights recently sold
were exclaiming, "What a won¬
Mommie Dearest reveals and Anne Bancroft cast in the King gets back to the familiar ground that he has dealt with before,
queen worshipped by millions. some of the little-known, seam¬ his true abilities show through. The forces of good and evil and the
The other was a drunken, derful woman to take four Crawford role, she has little to
ier aspects of the star's life, supernatural finally come into play and for a few hundred pages the
malicious monster/mother who orphans into her home!" She worry about financially.) Still, book really works. The chills come in close proximity and the
actually bound her children to elaborates on the numerous including her alcoholism, her despite her bitterness, she is
lesbian tendencies, her Howard characters become interesting. But then, before you've had time to
their beds ("so they wouldn't mother-daughter fan magazine often fair, revealing several
savor the good part, the conclusion comes.
get up without permission") photo sessions and the fantasy¬ Hughes-like obsession with touching moments and a belief
and tied them to the shower for like radio interviews, both of .
cleanliness, and the conflicts that her mother loved her in It is a traditional taboo never to reveal the ending of a novel,
which stand in bitter contrast with her numerous lovers. her own sick way. Even after especially the ending of a book like this. For supposedly the ending
punishment.
The author draws a portrait to the regular vodka-intoxica¬ (There was often a new lover the horror, the reader feels should bring everything together in one whirlwind of horror. If ever
of a person so obsessed with ted "night raids" or the brutal every other week, and the sympathy at the book's conclu¬
children were required to call
her own stardom that virtually beatings that often left the sion — not only for the daugh¬
children bruised and battered. each of them "Uncle.") The ter, but also for a woman driven
everything is done with her
reader is offered glimpses of insane by her own fairy tale
public image in mind. Christina During one such instance,
hints that, aside from being Christina claims her mother Crawford's unfulfilled relation visions of stardom.
alone following her divorce would have strangled her if a ship with her own mother
which helps explain some of her
from Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., secretary hadn't intervened.
abuses as a parent. (Crawford
Crawford's main motive behind The sad part is the punish¬
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Wednesday, November 29,1978
Michigon Stote News, Eost Lansing, Michigan
Spurious photographs at Kresge
By DAVID COURTNEY The third group consists of Glendinning's
State News Reviewer commentary on kitsch interiors, kitsch place
Hanging in the Kresge Art Gallery are the settings, and the like. This is the major part of
photographs of Peter Glendinning. His work the work shown. Glendinning shows us the
will be up for the remainder of fall term. tastelessness of the American public. There
Record prices zooming up again
are pictures of vapid, floral design wallpaper
His color photographs can be divided into complemented by an equally hideous floral
three distinct groups.
design couch. And there are plastic flowers
which have no comparable color in nature
The first, as you enter the door of the which are placed next to walls of similar color.
JOHN NEILSON put out the more expensive stock," he said, but gallery, are pictures which are taken with the There are pictures ofthe throw-away stuff for
State News Staff Writer pointed out at the same time that the new $8.98 AN A ME RICA N PKAYf I camera askew. It is a common practice in
Barbra Streisand LP was "going like hotcakes." special occassions, like stuffed saint hearts for
In what has almost become a new Christmas photography to coax Ihe viewer into seeing Valentine's day.
tradition, the price we are beinjj asked to pay for "It's still a helluva deal," explained Rick JIM MORRISON the world in a different way - the way
new record albums has gone up — again. Several Campbell of Where House Records when asked perhaps an artist sees it. The notion is to take It all adds up to a deluge of Glendinning's
major record manufacturers have raised the list about the low number of customer complaints. what is upright and "normal" and put it askew diatribe about the peculiar American ig¬
price for selected new LPs to $8.98 - signalling a He then went on to say that records, even with
THE DOORS to reveal an arrangement of exciting forms norance of taste. But Glendinning keeps
forthcoming across-the-board rise in album and shapes of color. This group of Glen- making the same point too often; instead of
prices — and as usual, nobody seems to have
the price hike, still make more sense than dinning's photographs are merely askew. No being sick of Americans' tastelessness, one
noticed. spending $10-12 for a two-hour concert. new and significant forms emerge. ends up sick of Glendinning's photographs.
"Besides, unless you shop in Nowhereville, His work i9 a logical continuation of pop-art
The second group of photographs are places
Michigan, you're not going to actually pay that but without the subtlety of a Warhol. There is
much," Campbell pointed out. East Lansing is a which have unusual juxtapositions of color.
no allowance for ruminations about the many
An example is his red and white hangers with
"People don't look ot the price— highly competitive album market, he continued, possible meanings. He presents us with only
adding that Where House Records has not yet green laundromat appliances as a back¬
they look ot the product." And ground. These pictures make no important one, debilitatingly limited interpretation for
established a standard price for the $8.98 list
artistic statement. As a matter of fact, they each picture.
the product—Steve Martin, Billy albums.
seem to more closely resemble an assignment To hang a Glendinning picture on your wall
Joel, the Doors, Chicago, Wings, "Anyway, people don't look at the price," he to beginning photography students in which
said, "they look at the product." And the product might be as bad as hanging the kitsch he
Santana, Boston, and Earth, they might have been instructed, "Go out and
Steve Martin, Billy Joel, the Doors, Chicago, pictures.
Wind S Fire, for example—con- shoot unusual combinations of color." Photo¬
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Wings, Santana, Boston, and Earth, Wind & graphs of unusual combinations of color are I might add that the McKesson/Stuart
consists of superstars that Fire, for example — consists of superstars that not in themselves meritorius art, for their photography show I reviewed earlier had far
people will probably support re¬ people will probably support regardless of price. expressive content may only be negligible; greater artistic value than that of
Or, as the Disc Shop's Bill Warren put it, "They such are Glendinning's combinations. Glendinning's.
gardless of price. always seem to inflate the blockbusters first."
If Jim Morrison knew that one day his records
would sell for $8.98, who knows what he'd be
Why are the prices going up? According to doing now?
Campbell, much of the blame goes to that old
At least that's the opinion of several East demon, inflation.
Lansinj? reeord retailers, who have been forced "People who buy records don't realize what
to pass alont? increased wholesale costs to the
goes into them," he said, noting that the actual
record buying public. Even at the Disc Shop,
vinyl and cardboard you hold in your hand
where they are recommending that customers
avoid the new discs, people are reportedly
probably costs less than $1. Between the artist
and the customer, he pointed out, are countless
buying the more expensive albums without intermediaries — in promotions, advertising,
comment.
manufacturing, executive jobs, and the like —
whose salaries come from record sales. And
"They don't notice right away," remarked
salaries in the record industry, as in every other
employee Bill Warren, noting that the $8.98
records are being sold there for SS.49 retail. industry, are constantly going up.
"We've got notes on most of them urging people On the other hand, however, so are the
to think before they buy them." he said adding rewards. The recording industry
that the new price is an experiment of sorts by reaping record profits, and there
the re, ird companies to see if anyone will end in sight. Album buyers
complain. audience — can you imagine NOT buying the
next LP your favorite artist puts out? — and it's
So far. he said, there have been relatively few an audience that has been steadily growing with
complaints, and at State Discount, where the each passing year. When one of the major record
retail price is $4.99. the situation is the same. companies reports in the trade magazines that its
. • ,t ;„i-.« • Ve noticed it," echoed Dane profits have gone up again, these are the people
whose pockets the money came from.
kecords, where the retail
Perhaps Dave Marsh is right when he states in
price has jumped from $5.99 to $6.99 with the list the most recent Rolling Stone that "record prices
price increase. So far, though, they have not had e because the manufacturers have not yet
to face the problem too much, he said, because
found the price at which the market will rebel."
they had ample stock of $7.98 list LPs to «U In East Lansing, at least, the market still
before putting the newer stock in the racks. "The seems to be happy.
new Heart album isn't selling as well since we
Michigan State News, Eos* Lonsing, Michigan Wednesday, November 29,1978 7
Rock around the Xmas tree
Galumphing Gourmet By BILL HOLDSHIP
State News Reviewer
on my turntable during the
middle of July!
Spector. Spector's "wall of
sound" orchestra includes,
owes a great deal to Spector,
released an authorized bootleg
Tis the season to be jolly and PHIL SPECTOR'S CHRIST¬
By DAVEDiMARTINO Lemme tell you, Guacamole is TOPS, music is still the best method for
among others, Leon Russell, single of the tune several years
State New. Stall Writer absolutely the best, so while I switched off MAS ALBUM (Warner Bros. Sonny Bono, Gene Pitney, Nino ago.
The Gourmet is a strong believer of the between Botana and the even-better Topopo capturing that good old Christ¬ SP-9103) Tempo and Herb Albert. The
mas spirit. This year one can LP's musical arranger is Jack
"excess equals success" philosophy, and it salad (same thing but w/ extra added stuff) I Originally released in 1963, And then there's always the
shows. either get out the old Bing this album generally makes
got in kind of a compromising position. I was Nitzsche, who went on to classic Christmas singles - the
BeerI Give him one, he wants five more. eatin' there EVERY NIGHT, orderin' one Crosby and Mormon Tabernacle every list of rock greats. Until it arrange and play piano on Royal Guardsmen's "Snoopy's
Choir records, or pick up on two reissued in 1976, it was
Cigarettes? If he smokes at all, it's gotta be at thing or the other — always with mucho beer, was several of the Rolling Stones' Christmas," the Beach Boys
least two packs a day. Junk Food? Once he's in the lingo — and slowly, but surely, I was classics that are annualy re¬
generally available only at LPs, in addition to playing with "Little Saint Nick," John &
issued and make for special "oldies" stores, getting as much
on a Zingers binge, it's three weeks of buildin' up an immunity to the place's hot Neil Young & Crazy Horse. Yoko's "Happy Christmas (War
Where once even a spoonful would send rockin' Christmas treats. as $60 for mint-condition copies.
Zmgdom till his stomach sex no more. sauce. The Chrystals' version of Is Over)," Brenda Lee's
And, as a rule, this vietvpoint has yet to let ELVIS' CHRISTMAS ALBUM
me to hotty-totty land, I'd take a whole Many critics believe that this "Santa Claus Is Coming To "Rockin' Around The Christmas
him down. Live life to the fullest, there is no bowlful of the stuff and still want more. (RCA Camden CAL-2428) is Spector's greatest achieve¬ Town" included on the LP is the Tree", etc. — the extent of
middle ground, all or nothing. That's what Somethin was happenin', that's for sure, but This is vintage 1957 Elvis ment, and when Spector's ange¬ version Bruce Spring¬
same which could fill another entire
life's all about, and the Gourmet knows it. HOW COULD I HAVE KNOWN WHAT? Presley when he was indispu¬ lic rock is combined with the steen often performs in his column. Nonetheless, all are
Here follows a very sad tale of excess, a Pretty soon, people here at the paper were tably the King of rock 'n roll and angelic qualities of Christmas, Christmas season concerts. valuable finds. Gabba gabba
tellin' me strange things. Waitresses there not the Santa of Las Vegas. The it's difficult to argue the fact.
pitfall the Gourmet's met that worries him Springsteen, who admittedly hosanna!
considerably. Let him tell you about it: would tell 'em while they were eatin' "Hey, King was brazen and MEAN The album was a "labor of love,"
people from your paper eat here a lot, back then, and several of the taking over a year to produce,
Hey, gourmets gotta do their job, don't
numbers on this LP recall but it originally failed commer¬
they? So I eat! You gonna get mad at me just especially Mr. Gourmet." The people would
because I'm doin' my job?
I gotta eat dinner just like you, but when
I'm workin' here home's too far away to make
laugh and then the waitress would say, "He
eats here EVERY NIGHT!"
Already a laughin' stock for my new
nothing so much as the famed
curled lip, black leather, and
(gasp!) primal lust.
cially due to circumstances
beyond Spector's control. The
record was released on Nov. 23,
iCAMPUS
my own dinner. So I go out. And sometimes I
get sick of Moon's executive burgers or Olga's
Olga dogs or Arby super-specials. So then I
Mexican food lust, I couldn't care less — I
knew what I wanted, and more often than not,
I'd eat it. More and more hot sauce, more and
The album includes the typi¬
cal Christmas standards as only
the young Elvis could perform
1963
Kennedy
- the day John F.
was assassinated
and few Americans felt inclined
— i PIZZA
go for more exotic stuff, like El Azteco, your
favorite Mexican Restaurant and mine.
Trouble is, I jus' can't get enough of their
more
life
food, more and more beer. Whatta life.
But then came the side effects. My personal
was goin' down the tubes. "Get lost
them, including very sexy ver¬
sions of "Here Comes Santa
Claus" and "White Christmas,"
the latter of which probably had
to pick up Spector's jolly Christ¬
mas package. Nonetheless, the
record has been perpetually
i 50* OFF
funky stuff, like the sayin' goes, and that's the Gourmet,' ya smell like a taco!" "Hey El popular overseas. any size pizza
whole problem. It started out simple enough Azgourmet, botana much lately?" All this and Irving Berlin red with rage The LP includes rock versions
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I had nothin' to do for two hours, so I went more from buddies who once liked the place as
when first released. In addition, of Christmas standards and one (Wed. • Mon.)
there is the funky legendary
down El Azteco's stairs, happy 'cause I much as I did. But did I let that stop me? Naah original, all with Spector's ini¬ Double Value Dine-In
remembered they'd just got their beer and —
life's too short, and I knew it. Oink-oink, classic "Blue Christmas" and the mitable lavish production. In
on or Pick-Up
wine license. Not exactly an expert on R&B inspired "Santa, Bring My addition to Bob B. Sox & the Limit one coupon per Pizza
slurp-slurp.
Mexican cuisine (first big deal meal was at THE END OF A ROMANCE: After a Baby Back To Me" by C. Blue Jeans, all of Spector's
Demitrius, who wrote "Mean 1040 E. Grand River
Pontiac's Trini & Carmen's about a week particularly dry week, the Gourmet picked up "girls" are here, including Dar-
before they closed down for botulism, honest) his paycheck and decided to eat some lunch. A Woman Blues." All are superb. lene Love, the Crystals, and the
I ordered a pitcher of beer and an order of few friends were meeting at El Azteco; he However, the greatest num¬ Ronnettes featuring Ronnie I free delivery 337-1377
ber is "Santa Claus Is Back In
nachos, something they offer at a special rate thought he'd go there, too.
of $4 — truly a great deal. 'Specially 'cause He ordered a tostada and a beer. His heart Town," a dynamic blues rocker
you can get Lowenbrau for the same price as really wasn't really in it all, hut he ate by Lieber & Stoller of "Jail-
house Rock" fame. The tune is
the cheap stuff. anyway. Halfway through his beer, he noticed
What Mark Ware
he'd used an entire dish ofhot sauce on the one perhaps one of Elvis' greatest
Anyway, bein' used to Taco Bell's tomato- rock 'n roll performances, and
dinky little tostada.
soup hot sauce, I piled a bunch of it on my Not satisfied, he ordered another tostada, he doesn't sing so much as he
nacho. WHAT A DOPE! Eyes water, stomach snarls with a lusty vengeance.
another beer. Reading an interview in some
lurches, I'm grabbin' for my water glass and Chestnuts roasting on an open
told us about
no one near me can tell that I'm BURNIN' UP!
magazine, he paid no attention at all to what
he was doing, and sure enough, there went fire isn't the only thing the King
Well, lemme tell ya, I learned my lesson. another dish of hot sauce. On just another has on his mind when he growls:
From that point on, moderation was the key. dinky little tostada. "Hang up your pretty stock¬
Not too much, not too little, just enough hot The Gourmet noticed his excess and got a ings/Turn out the light/Santa
sauce to give me the Mexican food buzz I
needed along with my beer.
And it was funny - pretty soon I found
little nervous. It had never been this bad
before. Plagued by self-doubt, he paid his
check and left.
Claus is coming down your
chimney toniglft!" The song also
boasts the immortal Elvis lines:
"Got no sleigh with reindeer/No
his college ring.
myself goin' back there more and more. I'd Hours later, the Gourmet quietly vomited
his guts out, crouched headfirst over a toilet. sack on my back/You gonna see
keep orderin' nachos and beer till finally I got me comin' in a big, black
sick of 'em — after all, nachos ain't got no Quite naturally, he hasn't been back to El
Azteco since. Not because of the food - the Cadillac."
meat, and I ain't no Veggie Gourmet - so I
This LP shouldn't be confused
moved on to somethin' more substantial. food was and is great — and not because of the
with Elvis Sings The Wonderful
Namely: BOTANA! yeah, these things are hot sauce - that 's great too - but because of
World Of Christmas (RCA LSP-
unqualifiably GREAT, true good deals featur¬ himself.
These days the Gourmet just eats cold 4579) released in 1971. This LP
ing some lettuce, tostada chips (Doritos, ya
sandwiches a lot and looks at the clock. is much slicker and more tradi¬
dummies) and a mixture of frijoles (pinto
tional. However, the record is
beans like at T.B.) and my number one fave Mexican food, yeah yeah; beer, yeah, yeah.
He doesn't like Doritos anymore. worthwhile for one number — a
rave, wonderful, glorious GUACAMOLE! even
terrific version of Charles
Brown's bluesy "Merry Christ¬
mas, Baby," also recorded by
Chuck Berry early in his career.
The blues clock in at nearly six
Comedian Kirby gets 20-year jail sentence minutes, with a scorching solo
by guitar master James Burton,
mukfS mt proud that I made
have had Kirby serve during which Elvis shouts: "Dig
LAS VEGAS (AP) — Comedian George Kirby, who said he got the federal sentence, and thus be eligible for in, James! Dig in!" This tune
parole in a little over three years. Under the state sentencing In the past year, wc talked to hundreds of :udents to find"o
into selling narcotics to "catch up on my bills," was sentenced alone makes the LP a valuable
Tuesday to 20 years in state prison on his guilty plea to charges of system, Kirby will not be eligible for parole for five years. rock item.
on college rings. Above is just one of the r my responses in
students who bought an ArtCarved ring.
trafficking in cocaine and heroin. Elvis' Christmas Album is a
"I'm embarrased and ashamed," the 52-year-old standup Kirby was arrested at his home here in April 1977 by federal The ArtCarved collection reflects the m
narcotics agents after he sold an undercover agent 363 grams of deal at any price, but RCA has
comedian told the judge. "A friend got me into it. It was an reissued the record on their
students like you described. So. when it c
opportunity to get some money to catch up on ray bills. I am no lifetime—you'll have one of the largest an
budget label, Camden. This to choose.
trafficker in drugs." Kirby, who describes himself as "the first black standup iqeans one can generally buy it
comedian," is a noted impersonator with a repertoire of more than for under $3. RCA has also
Kirby, who also faces a 10-year federal sentence on his
conviction earlier this year for selling heroin and possessing heroin
100 impersonations, including Humphrey Bogart, James Cagney, recently compiled both albums
for sale, was taken into custody after the sentencing. Harry Belafonte, Edith Bunker and Katherine Hepburn. into one set, added several
"A mimic is born, not made," he has said. "It's a God-given gift "inspirational" tunes, and is
District Judge Carl Christensen had denied a defense request to and all the teaching in the world won't do a bit of good if you aren't selling it through the TV circuit.
set bail at $50,000 for Kirby until his appeal of the federal Unlike most television offers,
born with it."
conviction is decided. He had been free on his own recognizance on the album is really worthwhile.
the state charges. He appeared frequently on the old Toast of The Town television Don't let the ads fool you since
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FUSINA SECOND, LEACH THIRD
Oklahoma's Billy Sims wins Heisman
NEW YORK (UPI) - Oklahoma running back Billy Sims,
Fusina completed more than 56 percent of his passes this season
and connected for 11 touchdowns.
although only a junior, won the Heisman Trophy as college "I really didn't expect it," Sims said in a
football's best player in the voting released Tuesday.
Sims is the third Oklahoma player to win the Heisman Trophy.
Chuck Fusina of Penn State finished second and Rick Leach of Billy Vessels and Steve Owens were previous sooner selections. phone hookup from Norman, Okla. "I
Leach had 435 points.
Michigan was third in the voting of more than 900 sports writers Charles White of Southern California, also a junior, finished
thought I'd be in the roce, but I thought
and sportscasters from across the nation. Leach would win it.
Fusina received more first-place votes than Sims, but the
fourth with 354 points and Charles Alexander of LSU was fifth
Oklahoma junior totaled 827 points to 750 for the Penn State
with 282. "I thought that being a junior would work
Rounding out the top 10 were Ted Brown of North Carolina against me ..."
State, Steve Fuller of Clemson, Eddie Ivery of Georgia Tech, Jack
Sims joins Doc Blanchard of Army (1945), Doak Walker of SMU
(1948), Vic Janowicz of Ohio State (1950), Roger Staubach of Navy Thompson of Washington State and Jerry Robinson of UCLA.
Robinson, a linebacker, was the only non-backfield player included
(1963) and Archie Griffin of Ohio State (1974) as the only juniors to
in the top 10. In addition to leading the nation in rushing with a 160.1 average,
win the Heisman Trophy.
Fusina was the leading votegetter in three of the six regions, Sims also was the leader in scoring with 20 touchdowns.
Sims said he was surprised at his selection.
but he did not fare that well in the Midwest and far West. Sims Sims also was the first player in Big Eight history to rush for
"I really didn't expect it," he said in a phone hookup from was the top vote getter in the Southwest and Far West and more than 200 yards in three straight games. He surpassed the 200
Norman, Okla. "I thought I'd be in the race, but I thought Leach finished second in the Northeast, mid-Atlantic and Midwest areas. yard total four times in all during the season.
would win it.
"I thought that being a junior would work against me. I figured a Sims, the Big Eight Conference's single season rushing record
senior would get it, but I thought if they went strictly on statistics,
holder, gained 1,762 yards on 231 carries this season for a
I'd have a good chance to get it." phenomenal 7.6 yards average per carry.
Griffin was the only two-time Heisman winner, but Sims was
reluctant to talk about repeating next year. ATTENTION
"It's possible, but there are a lot of things to consider," he said.
"I have to stay healthy all year. We have good people coming back Graduates and Faculty
and if we play well then maybe I'll have a chance next year."
Fusina did not have as impressive individual statistics as some
of the other candidates, but his leadership was unquestioned. In
the starting quarterback for Penn State, the
his two seasons as
Nittany Lions won 22 of 23 games and this year attained the No. 1
Academic Apparel may be
ranking. Fusina holds 16 Penn State passing records and is
considered one of the best long passers in college football. picked up in Room 445 Union
Billy Sims of Oklahoma won the 1978 Heisman
Trophy. The results were released Tuesday.
Building according to this
schedule:
Schneider ranked 10th in world; Wodnoiday, Nov. 29
Lost Name I R I2noon-3:00
powerlifting a
By CHERYL FISH
long9 slow process
ate competition. Schneider, the myth of the muscle man."
MOST ITEMS ENGRAVED ON THE SPOT
All Others 3 5:30pm
Thursday, Nov. 30
State News Sports Writer who competes in the 242-pound However, Schneider has
Last Name S Z 12noon-3:00
worked as a bouncer at Doo-
It takes years for the arms, class, drops eight pounds be¬ MSU name tags available while you All Others 3-5:30pm
shoulder and chest muscles to fore each competition. ley's and Rainbow Ranch.
Since he started competing
wait. Assorted colors and sizes. All
develop, to build up the Schneider admits that Ar¬
strength in the* legs to lift 710 five years ago, Schneider has nold Schwartzenegger was his occasion gifts from Cawley. Friday, Dec. 1
"I'm an average pounds. It takes body-straining worked seriously on improving idol when he began to lift
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person, but people weights. All Others 3-5:30pm
pline of the mind to be a "It takes a long time for
don't think I am. In addition to his powerlift¬ with engraving—
competing powerlifter. improvement to show," he said,
I'm no* violent, it's At 250 pounds Paul Schnei¬ "and a lot of people quit after a ing skills, Schneider throws the
few months." It took years shotput for the MSU track
just the myth of the der, an MSU senior, is ranked team. He has taken second MARV ft HELEN REED 517 374 B634 Open Mon. thru Fri.
before Schneider noticed any
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10th overall in the world in
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—Paul Schneider, the Big Ten meet, and vows to
were released in October, put¬ skills. LANSING, Ml. 48910
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MSU Senior ting Schneider 18th in the squat There are limits as to what
for lifting 665 pounds; ninth in the body can take which cause Schneider said he can't com¬
the bench press, lifting 505 the development to come slow¬ pete with the players who have
pounds; seventh in the dead ly- been throwing the shotput for
lift, for lifting 710 pounds. many years.
He is ranked first in collegi- "All my body can take is
three hours a day, three times a "I lack the experience," he
week," Schneider said. There¬ said, "I regret there was no one
fore, it is a time-consuming to push me in high school."
process that demands interest. Figuring to compete only one
Scneider takes pride in the or two more years, Schneider is
bench press, where the lifter pursuing a career in strength
reclines and pulls up the and conditioning coaching. A
weight. "That's the most presti¬ physical education major, he
v\i gious event as far as training hopes to help athletes to learn
goes," Schneider said, "people the techniques of weightlifting.
can relate to it." "From my experience and
The third and last disco skating session of the term will be held Schneider, a native of Pitts¬ education, I understand and can
Thursday, Nov. 30 from 9 p.m. until midnight in the Women's IM. burgh, Pa., began lifting discuss the muscles that are
Admission is free, skate rental is 75 cents an hour. working in different situa¬
weights without any thought of
The Women's IM has special hours for finals week. The building tions," Schneider said.
competition. He, like many
will be open from 8 a.m. until 9 p.m., Monday through Thursday. On others, wanted to develop mus¬ He doesn't ever plan to quit
Friday, building hours will be from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. cles. Now, he said, he gives the
There will be no early bird swim during finals week. Pool hours lifting, as it is a lifetime hobby.
appearance of being a bully. "I won't be lifting with such
will be 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m.. 5-9 p.m.
Men will no longer be able to play on an unlimited number of "I'm an average person, but intensity," he said as he went
into the weight room to put in
basketball teams due to the lack of IM facilities. See Thursday's people don't think I am," he
said. "I'm not violent, it's just three hours of pumping iron.
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in success
It was a great day for MSU last Saturday when the Spartans
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tribute to the coaches, the players, and maybe most of all, it was a
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It has been a long time since the Spartans have been a
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don't realize that Bubba Smith, the football player who likes Lite
Beer because of the easy opening cans, played football for the
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Spartans in the mid-60s and that he used to rip apart the
opposition's backfield like he rips apart beer cans.
That was all before U-M and Ohio State started dominating the
Big Ten. That was before the Big Ten was turned into the "Big
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Many don't realize how much college football means to some
people. There hasn't been much to cheer about in Spartan Stadium
for a long time, and it has made for some pretty dull football LIMIT 2 RACKS EXPIRE! 114-Tt
Saturdays in East Lansing. STATIC STATS C
StofeNews Susan Tusa This year was a complete turn-around. MSU lost only once at
Michigan's Mark Churella, the two-time defending NCAA wrestling champion, has MSU's Ron Sobel
home and in the other five games at Spartan Stadium, MSU CONTAC GUAM II
outscored its opponents 228-53. All five games were laughers, and
under control during Monday's dual meet. The rest of the Wolverine team wasn't as lucky as the COLD CAPSULES TOOTHPASTE
it seemed to be the fans who had the most fun.
Spartans, who took a 24-13 win. The two will lock horns in another dual meet later in the season. At times the whole student section would sway and sing in
unison. By the end of the fourth quarter the games got downright
boring, but you wouldn't know by looking at the crowd.
They had fun at the games and they all deserved it. For nine
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Wrestlers defeat Wolverines Tuesday night at Long's Banquet Center in Lansing, over 1,500
Spartan fans turned out at the annual football bust to honor this NYQUIL TAMPAX
year's team. COLD MEDICATION TAMPONS
By ADAM TE1CHER "I don't see anyone standing in his (Churella's) way of a third
State News straight championship," the coach remarked. Eddie Smith, who set every passing record in his three playing
Sports Writer
MSU's wrestling team continued their winning ways Monday
night with a big 23-14 victory over rival University of Michigan in
Peninger said that the Spartans in the top four weight classes all
gave "sterling performances, even though one of them lost."
years at MSU, was voted most valuable player by his teammates
and awarded the Governor of Michigan Award. He was also
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their first dual match of the season.
MSU's Steve Foley decisioned Bill Konovsky, 6-2, in the 167 pound presented the Downtown Coaches Club offense award given to the rtg. or sopor
class and both Ellis and Whitcomb won. Charles Shoen dropped a outstanding senior offensive player, and he was also named one of *ox. a.esvALui 40's 2.98 VALUE
The level of intensity was high for the match, but this is not
14-5 decision to Steve Fraser of U M. but Fraser finished sixth the team's co-captains along with senior defensive tackle Melvin LIMIT I IX.IRIS 13-S-TS LIMIT I IXMMI 12-4-74
unusual for a Michigan-MSU contest.
"Juice" Land.
"We both wanted it as bad as the national championship," MSU nationally last year. ST ATI COUPON
head coach Grady Peninger said. "Anytime you beat Michigan, it's
In the other weight classes, Spartans Jeff Therrian, Mike Walsh Land also received the Downtown Coaches Club Defense Award
and Jeff Thomas all took easy wins. Jim Mathias of U-M beat
a damn good day and they feel the same way about us," he
Harrell Milhouse, 17-8, in the 118-pound class.
as the outstanding senior defensive player. WELLA BALSAM ^ A .
continued.
MSU won three close bouts that provided the margin of victory. "It was a good win. Some of the matches went down to the The President's Award, given to the outstanding senior lineman INSTANT CONDITIONER DU"
wire," Peninger said. The two teams will hook up one more time and outstanding senior back, was awarded to flanker Kirk Gibson
In the 150-pound weight class, Spartan Fred Worthem decisioned this season, in Ann Arbor on Feb. 8. and tackle Jim Hinesly.
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Both Worthem and Nadhir are old foes dating back to the high Seniors Jerome Stanton and Mike Hans were each given the
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school days. They were each two time state champions in different Munn Award, presented to the team's most inspired player.
weight classes in their prep days and have been at it since they've APCAGE POLL
Charles Shafer, senior tight end, was honored as the team's top SUAVE SHAMPOO
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senior scholar athlete and received the Ross Award, while senior
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Jeff Minahan was presented with the Cowing
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ago.
In the final match of the night, Spartan heavyweight Shawn
4. Kansas 726 junior tight end Mark Brammer, and the Outstanding Underclass STATU
The MSU basketball 5. Louisville 704 Back Award was given to sophomore tailback Steve Smith.
Whitcomb clipped Eric Klasson, 5-4. Whitcomb sat out the 1977-8 6. N. Carolina St. 681 VASELINE INTENSIVE
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season with an injury, but Peninger feels he will return to top
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The Love Award, presented to the most improved player, was
71-54 opening win over Cen¬ 7. MSU CARE LOTION
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crown.
Mark Churella, the national two-time defending champion in the
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1 Q Michigan Stole News. East Lansing. Michigan
AP FOOTBALL POLL UPI FOOTBALL POLL
Spartans move to 1. Penn St.
2. Alabama
11-0
9-1
1. ,Penn St.
2. Alabama
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9-1
continues to fall
3. Southern Cal. 10-1 3. Southern Cal. 10-1
The ax 12th in AP ratings
4. Oklahoma
5. Michigan
6. Nebraska
10-1
10-1
9-2
4. Oklahoma
5. Michigan
6. Nebraska
10-1
10-1
9-2
7. Clemson 10-1 7. Clemson 10-1
Bob Commings fired
Sparky Anderson is MSU moved from 14th to 12th in this week's Associated Press
football poll after taking a share of the Big Ten championship with
8. Arkansas
9. Houston
10. Notre Dame 8-3
8-2
8-2
8. Georgia
9. Notre Dame
10. Arkansas
8-1-1
8-3
8-2 on
a 42-7 win over Iowa Saturday.
as Iowa head coach 11. Georgia 11. Houston 8-2
fired at Cincinnati
8-1-1
Penn State remained on top after defeating Pittsburgh, 17-10. 12. MSU 8-3 12. Maryland 9-2
IOWA CITY. Iowa. (UPI) - Iowa football Coach Bob 13. Maryland 9-2 13. Pittsburgh 8-3
Michigan is in fifth place in both polls with its Rose Bowl 14. Texas 7-3 14. Purdue 8-2-1
CINCINNATI tUPIl -The Cincinnati Reds Tuesday fired Commings, whose losing seasons the last two years fueled calls opponents, Southern California, in third place.
for his dismissal, was fired Monday by the Board in Control of 15. UCLA 8-3 15. UCLA 8-3
manager Sparky Anderson, who led the team to back-to-back 16. Pittsburgh 16. Missouri 7-4
World Championships in 1975 and 1976, and replaced him with
Athletics. Again, there are four Big Ten teams rated in the Associated 8-3
17. Purdue 17. Texas 7-3
John McNamara, former manager of the Oakland A's and the
The announcement was made following a closed-door meeting Press poll. Along with MSU and U-M, Purdue is rated 17th and 8-2-1
Ohio State is in the number 20 slot. 18. Missouri 7-4 18. LSU 7-3
San Diego Padres.
during which the board heard from university officials, players
and Commings himself. The board recommended Commings be 19. Iowa State 8-3 19. Stanford 74
McNamara, a coach with the California Angels last season, The Spartans are ineligible to be rated in the UPI coaches poll 20. Ohio State 7-3-1 20. Ohio St. 7-3-1
assigned other duties for the remainder of his contract or until
was signed to a one-year contract by the Reds. he finds other employment. The final action will be taken by because of the NCAA probation.
Reds President and General Manager Dick Wagner flew to
California Monday and met with Anderson at his Thousand University President Willard Boyd.
Oaks. Calif., home to inform him of the Reds' decision.
Anderson will be paid for the final year of his three-year LOFTY LEVEL
Duke's McGee fired; SHOP New Dimension* In Computing
The decision we made was not a hasty one," said Wagner. Elderly School of Folk Music
Our club won in 1975 and 1976 and by that I mean won it all.
The past two years have been good ones by the standards of Butters takes over THE 541 Jo-El's Cornest Gifts
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decision that the move we have made is in the best DURHAM, N.C. (UPI) - Mike McGeeThead football coach at
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overall interests of making the Reds a better team," said Duke University for eight years, was fired Monday and We're se sere taewi Recipe
Wagner. "Sparky Anderson served us well. I don't want to get replaced by Blue Devil Assistant Athletic Director Shirley Fried Cfckke. testes better
into the specifics with regard to the move we made.
"Red" Wilson. •be! we're efferlef yee e
McGee's resignation was requested by Athletic Director Tom special dleeer velee
"Let's just say it's time for a change," said Wagner, "and just
Butters Saturday after his fifth losing season, 4-7, in eight
as in 1970 when the situation may have been the time for |eet to wake a "believer" eet el yov.
years. He informed Butters that he would not quit, and the
Anderson to take over the club, it's our feeling now the
announcement of his firing and the appointment of Wilson to
situation calls for a new approach."
the job was made at a news conference late Monday.
Bo sticks up for Woody Hayes DEPARTMENT OF RELIGIOUS STUDIES
By RICHARD L. SHOOK "They forget how unsettled it was before he got there — they The following courses were omitted from
UPI Sports Writer had a new coach every year. And there was some talk of getting THE WINTER 1979 SCHEDULE OF COURSES
rid of him after his first season. Includes
ANN ARBOR (UPI) — Woody Hayes of Ohio State got support
"I don't think there's anybody down there with enough power to 3 pieces chicken
from an unexpected source Monday when Bo Schembechler, coach REL 355. HINAYANA BUDDHISM. 3cr.
<>t that school up north." said it would be a shame if the volatile fire him. At least I hope not," said Schembechler, a former Hayes mashed potatoes and
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coach of the Buckeyes retired or was forced to quit. aide whose U-M teams have beaten Ohio State the last three
Inst: Dr. Herbert Jackson gravy, coleslaw and 2 biscuits.
"What would he do if he didn't coach?" Schembechler said times they have met. The pupil finally has an edge over the
teacher, 5-4-1. Schedule Sequence #1807120
during the middle of a long discourse on the insecurity of his
profession. I can't imagine Woody spending all his time watching The fiesty Hayes is involved in at least one incident with the REL 475. STUDIES IN CHRISTIANITY. 3cr.
WEDNESDAY SPECIAL!
TV. press nearly every year.
Sec. 1 A Seminar on the Life ond Thought
"People forget how much he's done for Ohio State," This season he got testv when a Columbus, Ohio, sports
broadcaster asked him what he thought of a poll that showed a gt Thomas Marlon
3-Pc. Chicken Dinner
Schembechler said. "They forget how many games he's won, how
many Big Ten championships, how many bowl games. majority of respondents believing he should retire. Time: Wednesdays 300-550
Hayes found his excuse to duck out of post-game questions
following Saturday's 14-3 Michigan victory when a sports writer
Inst: Dr. Mary Schneider
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asked him if he was aware his team hadn't scored a touchdown
against the Wolverines in three games. REL 475. STUDIES IN CHRISTIANITY. Jcr.
"I don't know how much actual coaching Woody still does. I'm
Sec. 2 Denominations In America
not in a position to know," Schembechler said. "But one thing I can
tell you — he hasn't relinquished his hold on recruiting. When you
come up against him in recruiting, you know you've been in a
Time:
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Dr. W. Fred Graham
ia/hot/$%$c/fie
FRED CHICKEN
battle. Schedule Sequence#l807146
"He hasn't lost any desire or intensity when it comes to 1900 E. Kalamazoo
recruiting. He's willing to stay out on the road, live in hotel rooms, (5 mln. from MSU)
The MSU skydiving club will send a team of four divers to do whatever it takes." These Courses Are Open
I (eland, Fla., for the national skydiving championships which will The coach of Southern California's Rose Bowl opponent said
f>e held Dec. 27 through 30. Colorado fired one of the best coaches in the country when it
The team is an experienced one. as the four members have canned Bill Mallory and said Florida would be doing the same if it
accounted for over 2,000 jumps between them. Three of the divers, got rid of Doug Dickey.
captain Mike Matthews, Mark Rials and Kirk Koseck are MSU "I'm not naive enough to think I've got lifetime security here at
students, while the fourth, Scott Harris, attends Albion college.
According to Matthews, who has over 700 jumps to his credit,
the 2.000 jumps are about twice as many as any of the other
approximately 25 teams in the competition will have.
The score for each is determined by the number of formations
Michigan," Schembechler said. "You'll be on me next.
"Sometime around the time he's 50," the 48-year-old Schembech¬
ler said, "a coach has got to decide if he's going to do something
else or continue coaching the rest of his life.
"You cannot overlook the work, the sacrifice and his record over
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Wednesday, November 29,1978 1 1
Michigon Stole News, Eost Lansing, Michigan
enforcement resumes in spring
Shoplifting, bike Salary increase
thefts increased
nixed by mayor
Bicycle drivers ticketed
At least two people received the issuing of these tickets with the problem of careless "Most people don't know how
on campus, DPS
not kept. bicyclists. to go in a straight line or return
By SHEILA BEACHUM
tickets from campus police for were
Zutaut said continuation of
State News Staff Writer improper handling of their bi¬ a
"A person may not like it, but
cycles during the period of the ticketing should be ex¬
Salary hikes for five Lansing district court judges received a pected in spring.
a national certification is com¬
thumbs-down signal from Mayor Gerald W. Graves at Monday's highest accident rates. ing soon," she said. This might
Maj. Adam J. Zutaut said a
statistics show City Council meeting.
Graves submitted a veto on a resolution authorizing wage
increases for district court judges approved by the council last
person was ticketed and fined
$30 recently for riding a bicycle
Bonita Neff, a
cialist for 4 H Youth
bicycle spe¬
Programs
of MSU, said recently that
force people to participate in
training programs before they
are allowed to use bicycles, she
if
Accidents could be prevented
more education is given to
regulate bicycle usage, she
week.
the wrong way in a one way something more should be done said.
Thefts on campus have in¬ To a large extent, he added, zone. The person decided not to
The veto is justified, in light of the 7 percent wage guidelines
creased throughout the term, the thefts could be attributed to pay the fine, and instead, spent
set by President Carter earlier, Graves said. one day in jail.
according to statistics released "cheap locks or cables" which The proposed $43,990 salary for district judges represents an
by the Department of Public are easily cut or sawed The other person received a
Safety.
Capt. Fermen Badgely said
through.
He advised people to buy
sturdier locks or cables in the
11 to 12 percent increase, which exceeds the 7 percent wage
guidelines outlined by President Carter, he said.
Noting "the tremendous amount of confusion" surrounding
$20 fine which was paid, Zutaut
said.
"The tickets are just
cAbbott open:
Mon-Sot 10-6
most of the thefts were bicycles the salary hikes, Graves said the council should "uphold the
as
taken from racks outside resi¬
dence halls. The possible cause
for the rise was the pleasant
future to deter thieves.
Although bicycles were the
most common larceny during
president's wage guidelines."
The mayor's veto has been referred to a council work session.
expensive as any vehicle cita
tion," he said.
The citations for the bicycles
ad
Council members may decide to let the mayor's veto stand,
weather, he said. the term, many petty thefts are used to prevent accidents,
v&aMcutas
autumn
Councilmember-at-large President Louis F. Adado said, in which can be just as serious as
"People have the tendency to and shoplifting incidents which case another resolution will be drawn up which will
leave bikes outside more often ocurred during recent months, an automobile accident, he said.
remain within the 7 percent wage guidelines set by the
if the weather is nice," Badgely he said. During the pleasant autumn
said. Shoplifting has increased
president.
weather in September and
FOR AS LOW
In other action, council members made a move which may
steadily, accounting for 4,206 inflame the already mounting tension between the mayor's October, it was not uncommon
Wormburgers?
losses of property since July
1978, he said.
Statistics also show a de¬
office and the City Council.
Under the revised City Charter, many responsibilities which
were formerly the City Council's have now been given to the
for the DPS to receive one
bicycle accident report per day,
he said.
$6.50
CHICAGO (AP) -
of Earthworms Inc.
The own
said
crease in people arrested on Office of the Mayor. Some bicyclists had a total
for professional styling
er campus for drunken driving, he In recent weeks, the City Council and mayor's office have
Thursday that he is adding said. disregard for safety on campus,
been playing tug-of-war over which of the two offices will get
he said.
^'Wormburgers" to the 100 rec¬ The drop is not a reliable the most employees. Call 332-4314
ipes he has for using protein- source to indicate driving while The City Council Mo,Jay transferred a Comprehensive Something had to be done to
rich dried food sup¬ intoxicated has decreased, he
Employment Training Act-funded employee from the mayor's
worms as
said, because apprehensions of
try and prevent the frequent for appl. or walk-in
plements. office to the City Council office, effective that same day. accidents on paths, sidewalks
A fast-food chain has denied such persons are "a sometime This action was taken by the City Council without prior and street intersections, he
rumors that it used ground red thing." notice given to the mayor. Graves pointed out. said, so tickets were given. Suite 201. East Lansing Slate Bank Building, on Abbott
worms in its hamburgers. But These statistics for driving The transfer of a secretary to the City Council office will Accurate monthly records on
Darrell Richards, owner of under the influence of liquor short the mayor's office one employee, Graves said.
Earthworms, said it's ques- will probably decrease further In addition, a second CETA position in the mayor's office will
tion of time before dried < when the 21-year-old drinking be vacated Dec. 15.
will take their place age goes into effect soon, he
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1 2 Michigon State News, East Lansing, Michigon
Bar owner contests '21' law
age to 21 Dec. 22. doesn't take away anybody's 1972 as part of an overall grant
MUSKEGON (UPI) - A thing in writing he won't even on
consider complying. The voter-approved amend¬ right, it just doesn't give the of majority rights to persons 18
Fruitport Township bar owner and older. The move to boost he
"I feel unless Lansing gets ment, however, provides no right to younger people," Seng
says he will refuse to comply
with the state's new drinking together and sets up some rules penalties for violators and none said. "The amendment doesn't drinking age began two years
on the books for youths have a grandfather clause and
we should run the way we've ago.
are
age laws in an effort to test the
constitutionality of the regula¬ been running," Seng said. between 18 and 21. that's why we think it's uncon¬ A spokesperson for the
tions. "Even when they set up rules, Seng and his supporters said stitutional." Liquor Control Commission
we'll challenge them." that though the 19-year-old iaw Seng said he is sponsoring a said emergency rules probably
Ron Seng, operator of Shoe
The state legislature voted is constitutional, the amend¬ benefit Dec. 10 to raise money would be instituted providing
Lounge Inc., said Tuesday the
state's Liquor Control Commis¬ last spring to up Michigan's ment approved by voters Nov. for a defense fund to help penalties against retailers
sion has failed to draw up rules legal drinking age to 19 as of
7 is not. defray attorney and court costs caught selling booze to those
"There is a grandfather that are expected to result from under 21.
relating to the drinking age Monday, and voters approved a
measure boosting the drinking
clause in the 19-year-old bill. It challenges to the drinking age
laws and until he sees some¬
law. State News Newsline
355-8252
OPPOSES N-PLANT FUNDING
PIRGIM enters hearing Every Wednesday
PIRGIM is intervening in a
Public Service Commission
hearing to prevent funding of
plans to start construction in
1979.
PIRGIM has been accepted in
spent by PIRGIM to bring in
nuclear power experts and pay
for staff costs, Freedkin said.
of
A Whopper
special!
Detroit Edison's Greenwood the PSC's formal funding hear¬ Rudolph L. Bertschi, a utility
a 5 pm till 1:00 am
nuclear plant. ing process along with the state engineer with the Illinois gov¬
"We are convinced that the Attorney General's office and ernor's Office, and Ronald L.
Nicaraguan residents peer through the fence surrounding the U.S. Embassy
building Tuesday as an employee instructs them about a numbering system used
to allow them into the embassy where they can fill out visa forms to enter the
United States.
Greenwood project represents
a monumental rip-off of Edi¬
son's customers," PIRGIM Le¬
gal Director Tracy Dobron said.
"We're convinced this is
most
the
expensive, most environ¬
Edison. An administrative law
judge will rule whether Edi¬
son's request for $30 million for
the Greenwood plant repre
sents a "prudent investment,"
PIRGIM Executive Director
Knecht,
in to
said.
an energy consultant
with the California State Ener
gy Commission, will be brought
testify for PIRGIM, he
69°
mentally damaging way to gen Steve Freedkin said. "Our intervention goes be¬
erate electricity." The hearings will take place yond opposing nuclear energy Offers Good at Both
The Greenwood plant would sometime in January, Freedkin to deal with costs the consumer
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Energy planners meet St. Clair County and Edison More than $15,000 will be kin said. 3121 E. Saginaw
By ANN A BROWNE transit than irregular traffic. FOR MOTHERS AND FATHERS
State New, Suit Writer "We want to minimize people's desire to use
The increased demand for mass transportation individual automobiles." Matter said. FOR CHRISTMAS
in East Lansing is an upcoming concern in energy Some of the suggestions the committee had for
conservation, the Energy
said Monday night.
Advisory Committee increasing mass transit use was to eliminate
parking spaces, including those for restaurants
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Committee members said one of the major mother,
people have to make to reach their destination and
problems facing them was how to get people out of adding bus service directly to specific areas. 12 50
their cars and into busses. Those areas would be determined by polling
"You can never make mass transportation more residents to find where service is needed.
convenient than individual transportation, but Thv committee also said facilities for non-
you can make driving a car much less convenient." motorized transportation, such as bike paths and
said Brian Matter, chairman. parxing. are generally inadequate for bike riders.
Energy planning is new to East Lansing, he The Energy Advisory Committee will hold
said. "This committee is starting from scratch public hearings in January to gather citizen
with these problems." comments on what type of energy programs
Some of the committee's assumptions on mass should be undertaken by the city.
transit included that people would be less inclined The city is revising its Comprehensive Plan,
to get in their cars and go places if it were more which adopted in the i960s. Changes in the
convenient to walk. They also said commuters growth of East Lansing prematurely outdated the
would be more easily encouraged to use mass plan.
Booklet aids car buyers
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Volunteer reps to be on campus this ween
By DARLENE DONLOE lege students is not dead but s\^e
she explained. Some programs communityJ life including° For tlthe volunteers who work
For
6i.»> M.IU Gt>ll Wiltui »U L„„ k: I ...UL ikn
SUte News SUM Writer rather has combined with the . .. .....
require five hours a week of health, government, outside of Lansing, transports
MSU student volunteers are more pragmatic reasons of ca¬ tions, education, recreation and
participation and others re tion is provided for them
motivated by career develop¬ reer and personal development the elderly.
quire 20 hours a week. through 12 cars the OVP leases
ment concerns and altruistic as the factors that lead stu¬ "Some students can't work "Since we have students from the University.
incentives, a survey of more dents to volunteers, she said. that many hours a week as a from every college in the Uni¬
than 1,000 MSU volunteers The survey showed that volunteer they either leave Smith, who has been with the
so versity we never have a prob¬
showed. more females — 72.5 percent — or move to a different program lem with program for more than three
one program not
The survey was taken to try than males — 27.1 percent — that doesn't require much years, said students are de
as receiving volunteers," Smith
to determine the reason behind participated in the volunteer time," Smith said. said. manding meaningful place
students volunteering. program during the 1977-8 aca¬ The volunteer program is The volunteer program is ments, appropriate training
The Office of Volunteer Pro¬ demic year. divided into 44 major programs conducted in and around the and proper supervision in re¬
grams, which is the largest The survey also showed that involving various aspects of tri-county area. turn for their commitment.
organized volunteer effort on of the 1,013 volunteers who
any campus in the United returned and completed sur¬
States, conducted the survey. vey, the largest number of
The office is designed to them are 20-year-olds.
provide quality experiences It also showed the greatest
which allow for the utilization number of volunteers, who
of students' skills and experi¬ come from everj} college in the
ence, and an opportunity for University, are juniors.
growth and learning. More than 92 percent of
The program is primarily for those who volunteered last
the MSU student, but faculty year indicated they would rec¬
members and community resi¬ ommend the volunteer program
dents can also participate in the in which they worked to
program, OVP Director Jane friends. About 70 percent
Smith said. planned to continue to volun¬
Smith said the major reasons teer in the same or different
given by students involved in program.
the program were the desire to Smith said the percentage of
"gain experience in a career those who leave the volunteer
field and to help people." program is low.
The double motivation indi¬ Some volunteer programs re¬
cates that altruism among col¬ quire more time than others,
Wearing a ski mask, "John Doe," and a former insurance agent, Ronald Bell, of
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State New. Staff Writer
job placement and other mino¬ Minority Aide Gary Vasauez. "I
MSU — a Big Ten University was introduced to the Chicano
with a sprawling campus - can rity concerns.
overwhelm many incoming stu¬
The training occurs the week
before classes start fall term
aide when I first arrived and it's
good to have someone to talk to rttmitm. 332-3554 349-1060
dents.
and additional workshops are from the similar backgrounds."
held when new concerns arise or "I didn't know anything about
But when the student is a
member of a minority from the
information is needed. anything when I got here and m m m 927 E. Grand River
the minority aides were very
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Although minority aides as¬ Across from Rogue St. 4737 Marsh Rd. Suite B
sist other minorities, their work helpful," said freshman Thalia
pus as well as the unfamilia- Andrews. "But what I really m&stffm
— is not confined to minority entrance to campus. Behind Meijers
rity with the large white popu¬ liked is when you asked them
lation — can be more than
students.
and they couldn't help you, they m PHONE ai-tuo
overwhelming. "The aides are by no means showed me the places I could go
restricted to just dealing with to for the answer." OWNED AND OPERATED BY WOMEN
The Black Aide Program at minorities and they are en¬
MSU was established in 1969 to couraged to be of assistance to
help minority students deal everyone," said Florene
with the culture shock many feel
once they arrive on campus and
to increase the number of black
McGlothian, director of Black
Aide Program. THE FACTS:
"We have 33 aides distributed
staff working in the residence
halls.
throughout the complexes. The
larger dorms have two while the
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three aides because EASIER TO
changed its name to the Mino immediately, it attracted widespread phy¬
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Chicanos and Native Ameri- There are five Chicano aides, The Encare Oval" is smooth and small, so
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every day. Simply use as directed when
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people because the number of you need protection.
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explained Carl S. Taylor, direc¬
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MSU, approximately 85 reside
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Encare Oval" was
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5 BECAUSEENCAREOVAL
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"Our goal to have more
Since,' the residence halls
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provides consistent and extremely high LOVEMAKING.
minorities as staff members of backgrounds to live together, sperm-killing protection. This recent U.S.
residence halls was achieved in the Minority Aide Program is a Since there's no mess or bother. Encare
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pean laboratories and clinics.
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14 Michigon Stole News, ioit Loosing, Michigan
Improvement Utility companies list energy saving tips
proposed by By BRUCE BABIARZ and cleaned or replaced. "A lot of people have their Urban Options, a non-profit
organization which provides
repair old storm windows, in¬
stall new storm windows and
State News Staff Writer An inspection of the furnace water heaters up too high,"
commission Tired of paying big heating
bills?
may cost some money, Casteele
said, but it is a good preventa
Casteele said. energy conservation tech¬
nology for Ingham County resi¬
install plastic "in siders and
construct insulating shutters,"
Heat is lost through the
Area utility companies and a tive measifre. Some furnaces dents, is holding "storm win¬ Ipcar said.
Improved street lighting and water heating tank, Casteele dow" workshops Dec. 2, said Participants will be charged
group called Urban Options are old and could use a main¬
curb cuts were recommended said. Thermo jackets for Charles Ipcar, spokesperson for $5 registration fee, which
offer alternatives and easy tenance check, he said. a
as uses for community develop¬ heaters retain more energy in
A common source of heat loss Urban Options. includes tools, supervised train¬
ment funds by the East Lansing
energy saving tips to conserve the tank, he said. They are
homeowners' heating costs. is open dampers in homes with ing, supplies and the house to
Transportation Commission available at a number of heat¬
"The basics of conservation fireplaces, Casteele said. Glass Workshops will be held from practice on.
Monday. doors covering the hearth will
ing and plumbing stores. 9 a.m. to noon and from 1 to 4 An Urban Options workshop
are those we've known for
The "lighting improvements prevent heat escaping through "Energy conservation should p.m. at the Urban Options on "the pros and cons" of
years, but have not practiced,"
were suggested for the Com¬ said Paul Gardner, the chimney while the fire's be made a family project," energy house, 135 Linden St. different types of insulation will
region pub¬
prehensive Neighborhood Re- lic affairs director for Con¬ embers are just glowing. Casteele said. Participants will learn how to be held Dec. 9.
vitalization Area bound by
sumers Power.
Burcham Drive. Hagadorn
Road, and Beech and Gunson Heating bills could be signifi¬
cantly reduced if people fol¬
ijsn
streets. Curb cuts were recom¬
lowed simple energy saving
mended for any eligible area in
the city. tips like turning down the
thermostat at night, Gardner
The city is in the process of
said. He recommended that
preparing a three-year applica¬ heat be turned down gradually
tion for the federally funded
over a few days so residents
program which must principal¬
ly benefit low- or moderate-in¬
can easily adapt to colder
come individuals or eliminate temperatures.
"Make sure heat registers
and prevent slums or blight.
are clear and furniture is not
The commission will also ask blocking the flow of heat from
City Council to update it on the registers," said Dennis Cas-
status of the Grand River teele, public information officer
Sea Francisco Teem order* (M-up) $1 o« 01
Avenue repair project. City Hall employees were delayed for the Lansing Board of Water
Tuesday morning when they had to go through a
Several members were con¬
security check inside the front door. The flowers on
and Light.
The furnace is an area where
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the steps were placed there by the citizenry, com¬ Team Price: '5.50**6.00
a lot of heat is lost, Casteele
long-term solution for Grand said. Air filters should be (lettering additional)
River Avenue traffic and con¬
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The city should use the
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Drinking Busch beer is
Bre's where you put your tongue
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ANY MAKE OR MODEL* (C) Mam squeeze
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Bennington BaxtenBennlngton, novocains, this should he easy. Cold
FRI. DEC. Lt-NOON to 7pm -LANSING the noted Ana-Tinim* of mountain-
refreshment and natural smoothness
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are your two big clues to the peak
HERE'S WHAT YOU GET. FIRST FACTORY REPRESEN¬
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Wednesday, November 29,1978 15
Moscone murder suspect charged
(continued from page 1)
Moscone to reappoint him to
among the most conservative
on the 11-member legislative
board, White also was the most
pictured smiling together.
Roger Boas, the city's chief
administrative officer, said he
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the board.
had seen White "berate" two ,
Last Friday, however, sus¬ outspoken against gay rights
issues in a city where police other supervisors, "but I never FOOD COSTS can BE LOWERED BY SHOPPING oL EBERHARPS.
pecting he would not get his job
estimate as many as one-sixth saw any problems between Mr.
back, he grimly told reporters,
"The gloves are off." of its 700,000 residents are White and Mr. Milk."
homosexual. "On the board, White was the
"He went through a few
months of very hard work, Asked in November about his greatest advocate of law and HENRY HOUSE 5-7lB.Ay&
financial problems and a new hopes for gay rights issues order. But it was clear that he
baby," board president and now before the board, Milk said he
was generally pleased.
was angry and felt he was
entitled to get his seat back,"
WHOLE
acting Mayor Dianne Feinstein
said of White. "It had triggered
a sense
Besides
of hopelessness."
being considered
"But Dan White — he's going
to be trouble," Milk said.
Nonetheless, the two were
Supervisor Carol Ruth Silver
said.
White apparently felt double-
SMOKED
crossed by the mayor, who at
Suspect still in line
first had praised him publicly
for changing his mind about
resigning, then told him he
would have to rally support in
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China 'poster war9 attacks Mao War devastates
TOKYO iAPt - Another The poster queried the need agency as saying the right to
conduct the wall poster cam¬
Committee is reportedly meet¬
ing in Peking which could affect
Nicaraguan city
wall poster attacking Mao Tse to fire former Chairman Liu By GORDON D.MOTT were reported among the chil¬ powdered milk, corn, sugar and was filled with menUl cases,
the position of high-ranking
tung went up in Peking on Shao-chi during the 1966-69 paign is guaranteed by the ESTELI, Nicaragua (AP) — dren. oil. persons suffered from their
Cultural Revolution simply be¬ constitution and describing the communists. But Novak quoted
Tuesday within 24 hour's of Vice This once proud city appears a The Red Cross in Esteli The ration is expected to feed experiences in the battles.
he disagreed with Mao posters as an expression of Teng as saying there would be skeleton of its former self in the "Everyone here is still under
Premier Teng Hsiao-ping's sug cause estimates that 1,500 persons a family of six for eight days,
of policy. democracy approved by the no purges at the meeting. wake of the director said. No one is repression from the national
gestion that critics should lay over matters
The Nicaragua's civil war. may have died in the fierce
Communist Party. posters have ranged far
off of the "great helmsman" Teng. 74. was himself a and wide in criticisms of China's
Its bombed-out houses and hand-to-hand combat in the allowed free food more than guard and is afraid of being
who died two years ago. victim of Mao and radicals led Though Teng admits Mao streets are picked clean of city. However, national Red once every eight days, he killed. They would kill me if
made mistakes, which are being stormy political past. Liu
Thousands of Chinese by Mao's wife, Chiang Ching, rubble, and the few towns¬ Cross officials in Managua said added. they did not like what I was
corrected, he paid tribute to the Shao-chi, the arch-villain of the
gathered Tuesday night in Tie- and was disgraced and demoted cultural purge, and former De¬ people left are forced to scram¬ an official count shows about One woman clutched her food saying, but I always tell the
in the cultural purge. Restored old revolutionary in an inter¬ truth," Rodriguez said.
nanmen Square to demand fense Minister Peng Teh-huai,
ble through the ruins and seek 1,500 persons died nationwide tightly in her arms as she
in 1973, he fell from grace a view Monday with American described how she made it last
more political and economic fired in 1959 for defying Mao's
food along with stray cats and and discrepancies arise when
democracy and the rehabilita second time in 1976. But he has newspaper columnist Robert dogs. local officials issue their own an entire week for her family of A drive through the city
tion of some leaders cashiered been back in power since July Novak. economic policies, have been Once death estimates. 10. If she ran out, it was found entire blocks of the city
a bustling agriculture
1977. Saying there wouldn't be a pictured in a more favorable destroyed, devoid of any signs
during Mao's Cultural Revolu center of 43,000 about 60 miles Esieli's Red Cross director possible to buy food in the few
tion of the late 1960s. The first attacks on the Communist China without Mao, light. north of Managua, Esteli suffer¬ stores that remained open, but of humanity.
Jose Francisco Rodriguez said
he added that China's current The poster campaign reflects
Japan's Kyodo news service once sacred image of Mao came ed more damage than any other his organization is feeding meat was not available and
industrial drive must be guided moves in other directions to
said the latest anti-Mao poster, two weeks ago. followed by Nicaraguan town in the two thousand of persons in the city money was scarce to buy provi¬
liberalize the militant, spartan
signed by restaurant workers, flurries of wall posters in the by Mao's thought. week drive by President Anas- and its surrounding country¬ sions, she said.
Teng was quoted as saying life in China.
accused Mao of making the tasio Somoza to put down the side. Over six weeks, Francisco Rodriguez said the hospital
state his own property, like a he was offered the premiership, The official party organ, popular uprising against him in Rodriguez said 20,000 packages
which Party Chairperson Hua
feudal king. Peking People's Daily, has September. of food have been handed out.
Kuo-feng holds concurrently, 18 called for new civil, penal and Somoza's opposition resents As the Red Cross chief spoke,
months ago but turned it down criminal codes, saying codes his family's vast holdings in a wizened old man stood pa¬
and doesn't want it now.
Handicappers sought out Many of the posters sug¬
gested Teng should replace
adopted in the 1950s no longer
adequate and don't pro¬
tect the rights of the masses.
Nicaragua and seeks to replace
him. Members of his family
have ruled this Central Ameri¬
tiently next to him. clutching
the precious food ticket that
gives him a sack of rice, beans,
Hua as premier and questioned can nation for nearly 40 years.
the district. the role the disgraced "Gang of On a brighter note, Hsinhua The national guard — the
He has also conducted "pre¬ Four," led by Mao's widow, reported that over 120 new combined police force and army
school screening clinics" where may have had in naming Hua to designs in clothing for students
sists of an will go into production shortly,
—
pounded Esteli with bombs
Ingham Intermediate developmental testing is done the job. Hua was Mao's hand- for nearly a week trying to
School psychologist, a physical on children between the ages of
picked successor and took over including summer and winter
for wipe out the anti-Somoza guer¬
therapist, a medical social 10 months and four years. in 1976 when th° radicals had wear college, heavier rillas who used the town as a
worker, a physician, "Now we're looking at an considerable influence and padded overalls, sports and rebel stronghold and i
audiologist and receptionist. older model," Bullock said. Teng was in disgrace. holiday attire "and gay dresses
The team finds handicaps "Those between 16 and 25 years and skirts for girls." ported by many of the local
China's powerful Central residents.
about 10 percent of the old that may have dropped out
Now, the streets and stores
infants, Bullock said. of school."
are nearly deserted. The Red
"It's a good child-find Finding older handicappers Cross in Esteli says only
method." he added, explaining beyond high school age is more Smoking ban smoked out to 6.000 residents
5,000
that about 4 percent of the 5,500 difficult. Bullock said, and still devastated town,;
in the planning stages.
average yearly births in Ingham
"Between kindergarten and
County will need intensive care.
12th grade, there are no un¬
"By surveying that 4 per¬
cent," he said. "I'll find well over served handicapper children."
half of the new handicapper kids he said explaining that class¬
in the Ingham Intermediate room teachers usually recognize
those who need
sicknesses ranging from flu to
School District." special educa- diarrhea. Some cases of polio
Bullock said the assessment
team program, which is three
years old, finds about 80 percent
of the handicapper children in
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HATES tions for student, full and Sp-22-12-1 (5) program. Send confidential Health Maintenance Organi¬ 332S<1926. 332 1760
PAW
1 dey • 90< per tin* part-time. Apply in person NICE - AU. 1EAR.". resume to FARM BUREAU zation opened December 3 11 2917.
3 only. CINEMA X. 1000 Jolly BARTENDER NEEDED - no SERVICES. INC., Personnel 1977, current enrollment is
_| ; I days • NK per line 18,000. If you are an RN with
Road. OR-20-11-30 (9) experience necessary. Part- Department. P. O. Box 30960,
iraincnm 4 deyt 75 mciud
w ,971 . Supw BMt|e OF EAST LANSING, 303
automatic, rear window de- son, HUDDLE SOUTH, 820 CAB. 332-3559. 5-120 (4)_ ing utilities No lease 339
transportation Priced Abbott Road. MIDNIGHT BELLMAN - and 3407 or 641 4493 Ret
(roster, Michelins, runs excel- ,0 j,,, 339.9623 0r W. Miller Rd. 10-12-1 (6)
experienced night auditor. MANAGER FOR MOR¬ required. Available f)e cembe-
lently. 41350 or best offer. 495.2532 after 5. 4-12-1 (9) Both part-time positions. Ap¬ ROW'S NUT HOUSE, Lan¬ 15. C 2 11 30 t7,
394-6588 after 6 pm. UNIFORMED SECURITY of¬ FEMALE TO share 3 bed¬
6-12-1J4I ficers- full or part time. Call ply in person, HOSPITALITY sing Mall. Need responsible
ii2'215l SALES PERSONS - full and
641-4562. INN, 3600 Dunkel Drive. person with experience in
room apartment, Okemos. 1 OR 2 in?
FIAT
».
124, Sports Coupe,
WORKHORSE 67 VW camp-
er - 5 good tires, sound, body
part-time. MORROW'S NUT OR-22-11-30^ t for i 6-12-1 (5) management. Opportunity to Starts January. $77/month winter spnm
HOUSE, Lansing Mall. Apply grow with fast-growing com¬ with utilities. 349-1534 after 6. partments. C
classic five speed, am-fm fair. $500. Call 351-5481. MOUNTAIN JACK'S REST¬ programmer/analyst with 2
1 pm-5:30 pm, December 5.
AURANT NOW ACCEPTING pany. Good pay and benefits. Z-3-11-29 (3) XZ4-12 K3
stereo. New battery. Fine Z-4-12-1 (3) years experience working MAILROOM HELP tempo¬
Interviews will be taken in Interviews will be December
Condition. 351-5195. APPLICATIONS FOR: with RPG II and IBM System
front of MORROW'S NUT rary for approximately three 5, 1:00-5:30 pm. in front of ASSUME LEASE. 1 bed OWN HOC
4-12-1 (4) WANTED, CLEAN used, im- COOKS, BARTENDERS, 3. Please contact Personnel weeks, two shifts available •
HOUSE at west end of mall in
BUSPERSONS. DISH¬ MORROW'S NUT HOUSE at room, 2-man close to MSU. two person
port and sub compact cars. Department, LANSING 8:30 am. - 4:30 pm., 5 pm. -
FORD MAVERICK. 1971 • Call WILLIAMS VW, 484-
"new section." Z-4-12-1 (9)
WASHERS, AND HOSTES¬ GENERAL HOSPITAL, 2800 west end of mall in "new January 1 to June 15. Cedar- ment. Wmte
midnight. Apply 3308 S. Ce¬ section." Z-4-12-1 (12) view, 337-9483. Z-5-12-1 (3) S 3 12 1 (3)
good engine, snow tires, 1341. OR-20-11-30 (4) SES. APPLY IN PERSON Devonshire, Lansing, Ml,
BABYSITTER, RELIABLE dar, Suite 6. 3-12-1 (7)
$130. Call 372-5978 after 6 ONLY, MONDAY THROUGH 48910. Phone 372-8220, ex¬
person for teacher's infant FRIDAY MOUNTAIN
- tension 267. E.O.E.
|L M Serin 11V and toddler in East Lansing,
JACK'S 5800 W.SAGINAW. 7-12-1 (16)
7-11 am. 332-3716 after noon.
J
^
GRAN TORINO, 1972, fair . EOE. 8-12-1 (11)
3-11-2915) Need a place to
2rdS,n'DT,
351-3887. 8-12-1 (31
-----""""""-
GREMLIN 1972. Good gas
,mM' *36°
W8"-
BRAKE PARTS; pads, shoes,
>nd hvdr8u|ic k|„ for yoUr
foreign car at CHEQUERED
FLAG FOREIGN CAR
BABYSITTER WANTED
beginning January 2 for in¬
fant. 7:30 to 5:00 pm. Call
-
DAY CARE center needs
head teacher, elementary de¬
WAITRESSES.
needed
season.
for 78-79
WAITERS
bowling
HOLIDAY LANES.
Call Judy, 394-0477.
live winter term? Whirlpool IS
gree. Also aids, full and part-
6002. Z-3-11-29 (31
PARTS, 2605 East Kalama-
IOo Street. One mile west of
351-9454. 6-12-1 (3)
time. Call for appointment,
7-12-1 (4)
SAVE
GREMLIN X, 1974, 40,000
campus. 487-5055. MAINTENANCE WORKER. 676-4261. 3-12-1 (5) FULL OR PART-time host¬ Beechwood
miles, 6 cylinder, radio, air,
C-1-11-3017) Full or part-time, experience ess. 7 am.-3 pm. shift. Apply
$100
snows, power steering, $1600
or best offer. 353-3221 before
GOOD USED tires and snow
tires. 13-14-15 inch. Mounted
helpful. 351-4496. 4-11-29 (4)
STORE DETECTIVES - junior
COOKS
and
- IMMEDIATE full in person between 2 and 5
part-time. Hours flexible. pm., LANDMARK RESTAU¬
RANT, 5400 W. Saginaw.
Apartments on Whirlpool compact
5:00; 365-9887 after 5. free. Used wheels and hub Apply in person between 2-4 11-12-1 (5) stock pair
and senior CJ majors prefer¬
4-12-1 (5) caps. PENNELL SALES, 1825 Monday-Friday. MOON'S
red. Full or part time. Call
E. Michigan, Lansing, Michi¬ FOOD & DRINK ESTAB¬
MAZDA
641-4562. OR-22-11-3014) has a 2 bedroom Portable
- 1974, red, 2 door, gan, 48912, 482-5818. LISHMENT. 231 MAC.
rotary engine. Engine needs C-20-11-30 (6) 3-12-1 (6) WARHIR DRYER
oil seal. $425. 356-1100.
FULL TIME hostess-11pm.- apartment coming
7 am. shift. Apply in person LFC <600
Z-5-12-1 (3) MASON BODY SHOP, 812 E. available Dec. ,. I.FE 4600
between 2 and 5 pm., LAND¬ •2 Wash. 2 Spin Speeds
Kalamazoo, since 1940. Auto WANTED. GENERAL class¬ ,3(y( le
MERCURY COUGAR, 1968, MARK RESTAURANT, 5400
room substitute teachers for
The Air Force Medical Ser¬ Apartment is fur¬ •3 Cycles
•D.v..evSs
painting - collision service. W. Saginaw. 11-12-1 (5) vice currently has open¬ nished and near •2 Wafer Settings
runs great, looks good, just American - foreign cars. 486- elementary, middle and high
ings for Bioenvironmental eSalety Sw
tuned. $460,332-3472. schools. Subject areas in¬
0256. C-20-11-30 (5)
CERTIFIED Engineers. Minimum quali¬ campus. 9 or ,2
2-3:12-1(3) RESPIRATORY
clude Band, Math, Industrial fications for these posi¬ month lease avail¬
arts, Human ecology and include a B.S. degree
IUSTANG -1970. Must sell, tions
j state, $700 or best
IWxqittenW
TECHNICIAN
Physical education. Call or
write LAINGSBURG COM¬
in Civil. Chemical, Electric¬
al. Mechanical. Sanitary or
able C COMMERCIAL
Full & part-time positions
S SUPPLY CO.
MUNITY SCHOOLS, 351 E. Industrial Hygiene Engi¬
available in an acute care
Grand River, Lainsburg. neers. Excellent salary and
HARLEY DAVIDSON facility for a certified respira¬ 651-5767. 9-12-1 (10)
MUSTANG 1978. Air, 4 cyl¬
- 1977.
tory technician. Excellent
benefit package commen¬ phone 332-0052
inder, 4 speed. Take over
Lowrider with
and extra parts. Must sell.
accessories
starting salary & benefits.
MEDICAL AFFAIRS, Associ¬
surate
and
with experience
background.
C
payments - $113.371-3088. 393-9613. 5-12-1 (4) Please contact Personnel
7-12-1 (3) Department, LANSING ate, national health organiza¬ Mon-Fri. for addi- credil
tion, strong patient rehabilita¬ Contact: Capt. Roger Stork
GENERAL HOSPITAL, 2800
23400 Michigan Ave. tional leasing in- 402-1411 terms
Devonshire, Lansing, Ml, tion and continuing educa¬
OLDSMOBILE 98 Station ONE MAN'S tash is another Village Plata formation. 251 IE. MICHIGAN AVE.
Wagon, 1978, $2395. Where? man's treasure. So - turn 48909. Phone 372-8200, ex¬ tion background. Prefer RN,
Dearborn, Michigan 41124
^
send resume to M.E. DeNan-
FLUMERFELT STAIRII 1191 your tash into cash with a tension 267. E.O.E.
tier, 1205 E. Saginaw Street,
313-541-7011/7022 (5 BLKS W. OF SEARS) |
E. Grand River, Williamston. CLASSIFIED AD. Call Peggy
666-4343. OR-4-11-30 (6) at 355-8255. S-33-12-1 (5) 7-12-1 (16) Lansing, 48906. 8-11-29 (10)
1 8 Michigan Stole N«w», Eolt Loniing, Michigan Wednesday, Nov»mb«r 29,1978
Apirtaiits ;[Vi GpSST® 1 "WW MB :!,>j jrSTlgl I him* 1(71 1 1S1
3-12U)
COUNTRY UVING-one wo¬ PRIVATE ROOM near cam¬
3 LARGE rooms in a beautiful ROOMMATE NEEDED - NEW AND used guitars, ban¬ GENTLE SENSITIVE lady WORKING SHOW band
old house, across from Bro- quiet, clean. Call Wayne 486-
man needed, own room 10 pus and downtown E. Lan¬
jos, mandolins, etc. Dulci¬ needs honest intelligent pro¬ needs bass player and drum¬
miles from campus. Fire¬ sing. $90/month includes util¬
dv. Cooperative living setting, 8886. 5-12-1 13) mers and kits, recorders, fessional man. P.O. Box mer. 332-4787. 10-11-29 (3)
place, remodeled. Call ities. 332-1752. Z-3-11-30 (3)
S95/month, Call Sandy at thousands of hard to find 20101, Lansing Include phone
332-8963 or 351-0063. ONE FEMALE needed for 666-1307. 412-1 (4) Announcements for It's Whats
albums, and books. Discount 412-1 (5) 75 MALES to be "extras" in a
furnished apartment next to FEMALE - OWN room 1 Happening must be received in the
7-12-1_(6l-_ prices. Expert repairs - free special TV production. Thurs¬
332-4432. PROFESSORS HOME for block from campus. Winter estimates. ELDERLY IN¬ State News office, 343 Students
campus day, November 30, 7:30 pm.
TWO BEDROOM furnished rent. Winter quarter only. or winter/spring. 332-8728. Servicea Bldg., by noon at least
apartment evailablethe 1st of
X-OR-5-12-1 (3)
Faculty or grad couple. Rent Z-412-1 (3)
STRUMENTS. 541 E. Grand Real Estate « Union Building Gallery. 332-
River. 332-4331. 0455/355-3356. Z-2-11-30 (6) two days before publication. No
December Heat and water 1 FEMALE NEEDED for win¬ flexible. 351-8413 afternoons. C-20-11-30 (9) announcements will be accepted
included. 349-3530 between I furnished apartment 412-1 (4) SHARE. 45 man house; own by phone.
ter term, SOUTHWEST LANSING, DESPERATELY NEED a pup¬
Et5om OR-7-12-1 151 close to campus. $90/month. room. Lease September. QUEEN SIZE bed, $50; black Former Parade home. 3 bed¬ py for my parents for Christ¬
332-7119. Z-4-11-30 14) EAST LANSING, Heritage Furnished, very dose. & white TV, $25; student room, 1)4 bath, 2 dining mas. Timarie. 332-5001. MSU Promenaders present a
Hills. Lovely, fully furnished. 332 1800 or 372-1801. desk, $20; 3 living room
PIm Lok« rooms, finished basement 3-12-1 (3) square dance at 7 tonight, 332
TWO BEDROOM mobile 4 bedroom, 2% bath, fire¬ OR-3-11-30 15) chairs, $15 each; assorted with bar, patio, fenced yard & Union. Experience required.
home, furnished, close, pets, place, central air, $500/month lamps. Marc at 332-4404 or 2 car attached garage. As- WOMAN LOOKING for 1
$180. 332-8496. utilities extra. Available 1 year SINGLES IN rooming 332-6964. Z-E-5-11 -30 (4) sumable 7%% bedroom apartment or ef¬
.......
„
mortgage. Israeli Folk
b1-1-11-21 13) starting late December. house, from $85. Includes 393-7056. 412-1 (9) Dancing from 8:30 to
6080 Marsh Rd. ficiency to rent or sublet, 9:30
332 5456 or 355-4656. utilities. 3 blocks campus. SERIES "B" basketball tick¬ tonight, 336 Union.
Meridian Mall Area winter-spring. 337-1059.
NEED FEMALE roommate for 3-12-1 (8) Lease. 332-1800 or 372-1801. ets for sale. Best offer over WHY PAY rent? Small 2 Z-3-12-1 (3)
•170 plus 2 man. Winter-Spring. 731 OR-3-11-30 14) $20 - Ron, 355-2787. bedroom house in East Lan¬
utilities Burcham. 332-2607.
HOUSEMATE NEEDED - on Fisheries and Wildlife Club
Z-E-5-11-30 (3) sing near MSU. Call Shirley BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN,con¬ 7
Z-4-11-29 (3) busline, own room. $110/ ULREY CO-OP winter open¬
meets tonight, 221 Natural
'on* bedroom unfurnished month includes utilities. Win¬ Romano, 349-1254 or 351- cert recording from WILS Resources
ings. 2 blocks to MSU. $330/ ROSSIGNOL FREESTYLE, Bldg.
'G.E. appliances 1880, THE BROKERS, INC. Friday nite. $5, will record on
ter only. 482-3660 after 5:30. term Room £r Board. 180cm used one season,
•fully carpeted SUBLEASE 2
apartment. 485-2261. Ask
bedroom
for
3-12-1 13) 332-5095. Z-4-12-1 (3) $110. Also Heierling Snow¬
3-12-1 (5) my tape. Call Mark at 332-
6016. X-5-12-1 15) IA Environmental Information Ser¬
vices meets at 5:30
Chris. 627-6746 after 5. bird, system weinmann, size tonight, 183
'adjacent to new county
5-11-29 13)
UPSTAIRS ROOM in co-ed
house. Great location, 442
FREE ROOM in huge base¬ 8, $35.332-7981. S-3-12-1 (5) Recreation (fi IA Natural Resources.
Grove St. $100/month. Call
ment for help with child care
Round Tow ilfl]
MMItl LAKE LANSING, on the lake.
2 & 3 bedroom, some with
332-5954. Z-1-11-29 (4)
(boys 5 and 9). Free food if
you'll help cook. Will need
COMPLETE REPAIR service
for stereos, guitars, banjos,
SLEIGH RIDES. CRAZY C
RIDING STABLES. Phone M Come learn medieval music with
the Extant Madrigal Singers at
349-3309 after 7 pm. band instruments. MAR¬ T.G. with in Com¬
Imiafi fireplaces, available nowl
car. 676-3710 for info. women
8:30
¥
MALE NEEDED - for 3 bed¬ Z-412-1 (5) SHALL MUSIC. Frandor. 5-12-1 (3) munications, Public Relations tonight, Hedrick House, 152
$290 to $340, short term lease room house in Lansing. $80
337-9700. C-1-11-29 (5) Student Society & MSU Ad Collingwood Drive. Call 332-1367
option. 351-0997 after 5. plus utilities. 485-8492. for information.
2 FEMALES to sublease win- LARGE BEDROOM in du¬ Clubl Friday December 1, 5-8
8-11-29 (8) Z-3-12-1 (3) ATTENTION SKIERS, first
ter/spring term
lage. Call
in Cedar Vil¬
337-2864, ask for FEMALE SUBLEASE winter
SINGLE ROOM with board,
plex. On CATA line.
332-3847 or 351-9373.
Call BUYING AND Selling quality
used, vintage and hand made
snow special till January 1,
1978. Cross country ski pack¬
p.m. at Carriage Hills North
Clubhouse. All members and IA Professor Georg Borgstrom
Mo or Marty. Z 5-12-1 151 term, nice location. $95/ Z-4-12-1 (3) clothes. SOMEBODY ELSE'S speaks on "Global Food Issues" at
FEMALE NEEDED to sub¬
month. 332-5786. 4-12-1 13)
$500 a term. Full use of
house. 337-2381. Z-3-12-1 13)
2 WOMEN to share duplex
CLOSET, 541 E. Grand River,
E. Lansing, 332-1926. Open
age, skis, boots, poles com¬
bination, only $89.95. Ask
welcomefs-S-l 2-1 (5)" *** IA 3 today, 116 Agricultural Engineer¬
about our downhill special ing, presented by AAUP.
lease winter term, close to FEMALE FOR 4 man winter/ with 3 ladies. Clean and 12-6 pm. 3-12-1 (6) LANSING CIVIC PLAYERS
FEMALE NEEDED in a beau¬ discounts. AERO REALTY
campus. $75/month. 337- spring. $80/month. Lisa, cheap. 351-4835.
AND present "The Odd Couple," Phi Gamma Nu members meet
7184. Z-5-12-1 131 337-7081. Z-4-12-1 (3)
tiful 4 bedroom home. Close Z-2-11-29 (3) DOUBLE BED, $115; couch, RENTALS. 339-9523. December 1 & 2, 8 & 9.
to campus.187.50 +, 337- 7-12-1 (9) at 5:30 tonight, 113 Eppley to
$86; dresser, $45; desk, $45; Tickets $3.50 for adults, $2.50
FEMALE ROOM MATE need¬ TWO BEDROOM apartment 9328. Z-3-12-1 (3) WOMEN ONLY - large furn¬ kitchen table with 6 chairs, for Senior Citizens and stu¬ discuss plans for Breakthru '79.
ed Winter term only. Close to near campus, nice, partially ished room. Share bath. $105. .All in excellent condi¬ dents. Reservations, call 484-
campus. 332-7505. furnished, 332-8419. FEMALE - OWN room, East Quiet, private. No laundry, tion. Steve, 332-5890 or 353
Service 9115 or 484-9191. United Blacks of Butterfield
Z-3-11-29 (3) Lansing, furnished, close. parking. 337-2418 after 6. 8638. Z-3-12-1 (6) BL-1-11-29 (7) present "Attica" at 7 tonight in
Call Terry, 332-5443, after 8
1 ROOMMATE needed for
FEMALE ROOMMATE need¬ pm. Z-3-12-1 (3) 4-12-1_<3) ELECTRONIC REPAIR
FREE LESSON in complexion
Tired of being broke?r Get
Brody Hall, at 9:15 in Wilson
-
care. MERLE-NORMAN Auditorium.
ed winter/spring. On campus. ROOM $21 per week, 508 Fast work, reasonable rates, fast cash by selling things
fully furnished 3 man, 2 $95/month includes utilities.
COSMETIC STUDIO. 321-
2 CHRISTIAN women look¬ Grove. Mature student, no all work you no longer use with a
Pool, busline, guaranteed, WIL¬
bedrooms.
close. $127 off rent. Thru
337-0419. Z-4-12-1 (4) ing for 3 women. House - parking. 332-1763. 7-12-1 (3) COX TRADING POST, 509 E. 5543_CJ20-11 30J4) fast-action Classified Ad. Call Seniors: We'd like to talk to
Cedar Village area. 332-5112. Michigan. 485-4391. BLUEGRASS EXTENSION 355-8255. you. Peace Corps/Vista recruiters
June. Mark, 332-7883. NON-SMOKING male need Z-3-12-1 13) ROOM IN comfy house, very C-15-11-30 (5) are in the Placement Office during
SERVICE plays weddings,
Z-3-12-115) winter and spring. 1 block close, Great Housemates. this week.
parties. 353-9695, days;
from campus. $90/month. NEAR SPARROW Hospital, 4 $110. 240 Oakhill. 351-6496. GUITAR -
CLASSICAL iM,h 372-3727 or 339-1119.
NEED ONE or two room¬ 332-1243. Z-4-12-1 14) bedrooms, $220 + utilities, Z-3-12-1 (3)
hardshell can. Excellent con¬ C-20-11-' (4) Practice your sign language
mates, prefer non-smoking, 332-5622, evenings. dition. $100 or beat offer. 349- skills
1 ROOMMATE needed. $100 B-1-11-29 (3) FEMALE NEEDED - 3 bed¬ through informal conversa¬
for winter and/or spring 2418. E-3-11-29 (4) RENT SPEAKERS and/or tion. Come to 337B Case from 7 to
/month. Share room. room, 2 bath. Very near
terms. Apartment just off entire sound system for ydur
337-0414. Z-2-11-29 (3) MSU. Non-smoker, quiet. 8 tonight and let your fingers fly.
LANSING-EAST side-3 bed¬ next party. Call "SOUNDS
campus, two bedroom. Call Call 332-8752. Z-412-1 13) IBM SELECTRIC typewriter,
353-8235. 3-12-1 (5)
room house. Newly carpeted. GOOD AUDIO". 372-5278.
NEEDED - 1 or 2 females to excellent condition, elite, Feminist movies: Angela Davis,
Call 351-5610. STE-MAR 7-12-1 (4)
sublease winter term, Cedar EAST LANSING - Across $400. 356-9278, 655-3078. the
MANAGEMENT. 7-12-1 14) Flashettes, Malvina Reynolds
FEMALE NEEDED for winter- Village. Call 332-8963 from Williams Hall, 334 Mich¬ Z-5-12-1J3I at 7 tonight, 107 S. Kedzie.
spring. Capitol Villa model.
Close. 351-2213. Z-3-12-1 (3)
Z-4-12-113) SMALL 1 bedroom home,
corner of Lake Lansing Road
igan Ave., 112. Cooking and
parking. $110/month. Call
MCINTOSH TUBE equip¬
ment. 1 c22 and 2mc 225.
ImmsemciHal Parks and Recreation Club
FURNISHED TWO person 332-8839, weekdays. 47 pm.
b Birch Row Drive on MSU Mint. $800 or offer. 616- meets at 6:30 tonight, Activities
FEMALE NEEDED to sub¬
apartment. Couple preferred. busline. $160 deposit, $160 a Z-3-12-1 (5) EXPERIENCED. IBM typing,
456-4657.
lease Chalet Apartment for
Okemos area. $200 includes
month. 1-161-527-1430. Z-6-11J29 (3>_ _
dissertations (Pica - Elite). Room, Natural Resources.
utilities. 351-3750. 4-12-1 (4) ROOM CLOSE to bus. $95/ FAY ANN, 489-0358.
Z-3-11-29 (5) COUNTERTOP OVEN - Far-
winter b spring. 337-9640.
Z-3-12-1 13) EAST NEAR Sparrow. One
month, on Virginia Street. No berware. Bakes, broils, roasts 0-20^1^30 (?) Magic Pan presentation for all
MAN NEEDED for winter- lease. 332-5256. Z-3-12-1 (3) excellent condition. $60. 332- HRI students and guests at 7:30
ATTENTION STUDENTS
bedroom. Fully furnished, no 2669. E-5-12-1 (3)
spring. $60/utilities. Okemos, ALL STUDENT CLASSIFIED tonight, 101 Kellogg Center.
SUBLEASE CEDAR Village, pets. $170 plus electric. 349-5324. Desperate. FEMALE. OWN ADVERTISING will require
male. $100/month, December 393-1343 or 484-3613. house, close. $93/month,
Z-3-11-30 13) PREPAYMENT
rent
roomies.
paid. 332-4419, friendly
Z-3-12-1 13)
4-12-1 (5)
ROOMMATE FOR 4 bed¬
332-8791, 8 am -9 pm.
Z-1-11-29(3)
APPLE CRATES
$2.50 each.
Monday, October 30.
beginning
•O Forestry Club meets at 7 to¬
night,' Activities Room, Natural
NEEDED Sp-22-12-1_(5)
MATURE ROOMMATE •
lease 4
-
man.
1 female to sub¬
Close to cam¬
room. Furnished. In Okemos.
Grad preferred. 349-5667. LARGE ROOM in professor's E-5-12-1 (3)
332-5091.
TYPING TERM papers, IBM,
Q) Resources. Bill Botti from Michi¬
gan Forestry Association will
pus. $96 a month. 332-1196. home. Okemos area, $100/
Own room, bath in spacious 2 Z-2-11-29 I3I experienced, fast service. Call
room. 5 minutes to MSU.
Z-3J2-1J3) month. 349-1363. 2-11-30(3) DOWN HILL SKI equipment. 3648923- OR-20-J430 (3I_
HOUSEMATE-Own furnish¬ Good condition. Call after 5 Join Campus Action at 8:30
349-3799. Z-3-12-1 (3) FEMALE - OWN room, nice PROFESSIONAL EDITING
three bedroom townhouse, ed room: new carpet, quiet, MALE - OWN room in very pm. 332-6374. Z-3-11-29 (3) -
corrections to rewrites. tonight, 335 Union, for Christian
air. 393-6664 or 3946154. no smokers. 337-8181. nice 6 man house. 2 full bath¬
1 BEDROOM Briardiffe rooms. Furnished and close ATTENTION STUDENTS Typing arranged. 332-5991. fellowship, prayer and Bible study.
-
8-12-1 (3) Z-412-1 (3)
East. Carpeted, laundry, park¬ to campus. 332-1880. ALL STUDENT CLASSIFIED 0-41429J3_)
Z-3-12-1 (4) ADVERTISING will require The Human Facility Study Com¬
ing. $256/month. 394-6915/ 2 FEMALES to sublease GRAD OR professional stu- LOW RATES - Term pa¬
PREPAYMENT beginning mittee meets at 2 p.m. today,
393-9700. Z-3-12-1 (3) Twyckingham. Winter and/or dents or family. 5 bedrooms.
$475/month. 332-7490 even- Monday, Octobdt 30.
pers, Resumes. Fast, expert
A University Apartments Office.
NEEDED: 1 female roommate
Spring. 332-8293.
Z-3-11-30 (3) '"98- &-12-1 (4) | Hi Silt ||q>1 Sp-22-12-1 (5)
typing, day and evening. Call
"G" TYPING. 321-4771. Open to public.
for winter & spring terms, HOUSE FOR rent, remodeled FOR QUALITY stereo ser¬ C-2M1_30(4)
Americana. 351-1258. SPACIOUS 1 bedroom a SEWING MACHINES - new. Those interested in obtaining
kitchen, 5 minutes from cam¬ vice, THE STEREO SHOPPE, TYPING SERVICES available
partment. Ideal for couple. Free arm machines from information about General Dietet¬
Z-3-12-1 (3) 565 E. Grand River. Transcriptions,
Close to campus. Call pus. 4 persons. $250/month $99.50. Guaranteed used ma¬ manu¬
ics Coordinated
C-20-11-30 (3) scripts, reports & correspon¬ Study Plan attend
337-2714. plus utilities. 489-2631. chines from $39.50. All makes
ATTRACTIVE 1 bedroom Z-3-11-30^(3| 7-12-1 15)
repaired. EDWARDS DIS¬
dence, adequate notice. Call meeting from 3 to 4 p.m. today,
332 Union.
apartment, including heat,
$215. Close to campus. 485-
FEMALE TO sublease, be¬
ginning December 10. $80/ FEMALE-OWN
month.
room.
Furnished
$100/
town-
TRIBUTING
1115 N. Washington, 489-
COMPANY,
L *"»* „JS Michelle at 349-4100 from 8
am
-_5 pm. 8-12J
Organizational meeting for Wo¬
6189 after 5:30 pm. month. 4man apartment. OFFERS
337-0018, Carol. Z-7-12-1 13) house. Pets ok. 694-5866. 6448_C^O:n-30J72 PUP LOOKING for good
UNIGRAPHICS
men's Varsity Softball team at 7
4-12-1 (3) COMPLETE DISSERTATION
Z-7-12-1 (3) CHRISTMAS GIFT idea home. 8 weeks old, Shep¬
-
AND RESUME SERVICE - p.m. Nov. 30 in 209 Jenison
129 BURCHAM Drive, East new apple crates. 2.50 each. herd-Lab. Has shots. $5, Fieldhouse. All interested
SUBLEASE WINTER - Cute,
Lansing. Efficiency apart¬ 332-5091. E-5-12-1 (3) 3374937. Z-E-5-11-29 (3) typesetting, IBM typing, off¬ women
set printing, and binding. For should attend.
1 bedroom, close to campus, ment available December 15. Inks
reasonable price. 332-4137. 4~ BrTDGESTONE "tubed'fi- FREE HUSKY/ Golden Re¬ estimate, stop in at 2843 E.
$160/month, heat included.
triever mix. Well trained. 8 Grand River, or phone 332- Mobilization for Survival meet¬
Z-2-11-29 (3) Damage deposit required. EAST LANSING. Room for berglass belted radial tires, months old. Lovable. 337- 8414. C-20-11-30 (8) ing to plan winter term activities
882-2316 after 5 pm. male close to Union. size 166-13. All 4 for $15.
NEED 1 female to sublease 412-1 (7) 332-0205. 443 Grove Street.
3-11-30 (3)
339-2982. 412-1 (4)
0690. E-Z-3-12-1 13)
EXPERIENCED, IBM, term (ft 7:30 tonight, 334 Union.
winter and/or spring. Twyck- HORSES BOARDED. Excel¬
FURNISHED 2 bedroom Silver Dollar.
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mar¬ papers, near The only effort you have Council of Graduate Students
ingham. 332-7879. ried student winter/spring. BEDROOM SET; 6 piece solid lent care. Safe fences. Queen 351-5694, afternoons, even- to exert to find a
ON CAMPUS: Room in meets 5:30 today, International
Z-3-12-1 13) oak, Queen size, $900 (nego¬ box stalls. Hay, grain, water ings._4_12J_<3_) cash buyer for items
Owen for female grad or Center ConCon Room. Brown Bag
NEED TWO female room¬ undergrad over 21 who is not
currently in MSU housing.
tiable); stereo set, Garrard
turntable, Uoyd amplifier and
daily. Indoor and outdoor
arena. $75/month. 669-3360. EXPERT TYPING. Term pa¬
you no longer need is
dialing your telephone!
0) open to all.
mates for winter/spring. $85. tuner, 10 months old, $350; 5-12-1 (6) pers, letters, RESUMES. That's right. Just dial
close. 337-0413. Z-2-11-30 (3) 332-6881. Allison.
Z-412-1 (3)
se5-38^. z-2-n^<4)
EAST LANSING - Close in,
19" color TV,
years
Magnavox, 1 Yi
old, $220. All 3 items FREE TO good home - six
Near Gables. 337-0205.
CJSM1-30J3),
the number shown here
and we'll do the rest!
Z
FEMALE ROOMMATES are in excellent condition. months, male Tabby cat. Your ad will appear in
single room for female only. TYPING. EXPERIENCED,
wanted. 2 females to share in
apartment living. Close to
MSU and bus route. 882-
L Ho,ses .life Kitchen privileges. 332-4875
after 5 pm. OR-5-11-30 (4)
3941687. 412-1 (9) 651-6159 after 6. 412-1 (3)
fast, and reasonable. -371-
4635. C-20-11-M(3)
print and is sure to
attract some reader
looking for the very item
4143.
8-12-1 14)
FEMALE NEEDED for room
in 5 bedroom, 2 blocks from
SHARED SUITE,
meals, studious atmosphere.
includes 3H COPYGRAPH SERVICE,
you have to sell.
campus. 332-4474. 2 blocks to campus, $500/
BLOSSOM ORCHARDS MOBILE HOME for rent, next complete dissertation and re¬
Z-412-1 (3) 2 miles N. of Leslie sume service. Corner MAC
term. 332-3563, Triangle Fra¬ to MSU. $156/month plus
on Hull Rd. and Grand River. 8:30 am -
utilities. Call from 8-5, ask for
2 HOUSES - 3-6 man. $350- ternity. Z-6-12-1 (5) 5:30 pm, Monday-Friday. 10
(old U.S. 127) Bob - 393-6830. After 6, call
$500. Fireplace, furnished, am - 5 pm, Saturday. 337-
Hours: 9 am - 5 pm 332-7662. 5-11-29 (6)
very dote. 332-1800 or ROOM FOR female in fun- 1666. C-20-11-30 (7)
Closed Mondays
EAST LANSING, 1 and 2 372-1801. OR-3-11-30 (4) loving house, reasonable Phone 1-519-1251
bedrooms.
air, car
Includes central
ports, dishwasher, SMALL, 2 bedroom. East
rent. 337-0590. Z-6-12-1 (3)
Gill Package*
Shipped U P S
im t mmligj | jctnctte
side Lansing, near MSU. GIRL, PRIVATE entrance, re¬
drapes. From $220. Some FOUND: DARK TABBY cat,
Modem, dean. $180. frigerator. No pets, no lease. RIDING INSTRUCTION, East
pets considered. 332-3900. OVER 2500 cheap albums 25t
0-11 \ 1-30 (4) 332-1800 or 372-1801.
OR-3-11-30 (4)
Available December 15. 361-
8415 after 4 pm. 3-12-1 14)
and up • all types - hits to the
obscure. FLAT, BLACK &
female, white flee collar. Call
Margaret, 332-0844.
Lansing. English hunt-seat,
indoor facilities. Beginning
a
ONE MALE needed winter
Z-2-1429 (3) through advanced. Contact
CIRCULAR. 541 E. Grand
and spring. Close to MSU, SMALL 1 bedroom home, FEMALE OWN room in JEAN CARN STABLES. 337-
A
-
River, Open 11am - 6pm. 6 LOST - ONE pair black and
2794
State
$96 plus utilities. 337-9530. of Lake Lansing Road house. $86 plus 1/5 utilities. or 371-3926.
corner days. 361-0838. C-411-30 (6) red gloves along Shaw Lane
2-8-11.30(31 b Birch Row Drive on MSU 229 Beal Street. 351-3529. OR-13-11-30 (7)
busline. $160 deposit, $160 a Z-3-12-1 (3) EXCELLENT PORTABLE
near stadium. 366-8738. ■N
SHARE APARTMENT, own Z-3-11-^0 (3) GUITAR INSTRUCTION,
room, female n on smoker.
month. 1-616-527-1430.
Z-3-11-30 (6) OWN ROOM winter term.
(fishwasher. Sears. Must sell
before leeving. 3546002. group and private. Ask for CA
$95. 363-9710 or 482-8373.
4-12-1 (3)
$62/month, 825 Lake Lansing Z-3-11-29 (3) I tarishnsHlifffl] Tom or Leo. 487-0019.
News
.
1 FEMALE roommate needed Road. 332-4666. Z-3-12-1 (3) 3-12-1 (4)
January-/ September. Own SCIENCE FICTION, comics,
NON-SMOKING male need¬ room in duplex, $96/month 2 BEDROOMS in 4 bedroom CUTE BUNS: Thanx for lov¬
baseball cards, Hardy boys
2 bedroom a-
ed to share
partment. 882-1743.
plus utilities. Campus close.
361-2183 after 5 pm.
house. Winter term only.
Rent negotiable. 332-4977.
and Nancy Drews wantedl
CURIOUS BOOK SHOP, 307
ing, and understanding. It
better not be Alask in the
(Tranfortation
4-12-1 (3) M-IMW
4-12-1 (6) E. Grand River, East Lansing, Spring, 'cause I'll follow you AAA AUTO DRIVEWAY.
332-0112. C-12-11-30 (6) anywhere. Love, your grum¬ Cars to all points. Top gas
MOBILE HOME for rem next EXCELLENT HOUSE, rent,
FIFTH PERSON needed to py squirt, Mertle. allowance. 13116 Grand
to MSU. New furnace, $136/ and location. 2 rooms avail¬ Z-1-11-29 (6)
sublease own room. January. ALL TYPES of optical re¬ River, Detroit. 1-313-933-
month plus utilities. Call from able. 549 Grove St. 361-7362.
615 linden, three blocks to 5600. Z-13-12-1 (4)
pairs; prompt service! OPTI¬
8-5, ask for Bob - 393-6830.
campus. 381-8192. ^12-1(3) CAL DISCOUNT, 2617 E. M.T.M. - A short note to say
After 5, call 332-7682. FREE CARS to Los
X-3-11-29 (5) OWN ROOM and % bath. 4 Have a Happy Dayl Luv ya, Angeles.
5-11-29 (6) Michigan, Lansing, Michigan.
bedroom house near LCC. 372-7409. C-7-143Q15) Seeky Sis. Z-1-11-29 (3) 475 expense allowance.
EAST SIDE of Lansing, 4 $58. Prefer woman. 4848610. 1-313-478-1050. 7-12-1 (3)
ONE AND two bedroom
apartments in Okemos area.
Heat and water included.
bedrooms, unfurnished, gas
heet, stove and refrigerator,
available 12/15. $300, 6
Z-3-12-1 (3)
SINGLE ROOM - close,
INSTANT CASHI We're pay¬
ing $1-$2 for albums in good
shape. WAZOO RECORDS,
A pet can warm your heart on
a cokf winter evening. Look
to the Pets classification of
FREE RIDE to
car
Miami-driving
around December 16-19.
355-8255
349-9217 or 351-8136. month lease. 676-1567. shared kitchen and bath. 223 Abbott, 337-0947. today's newspaper. 337-7920.412-1 (3)
0-5-11-30 (4) 412-1 (5) Parking. 337-7162. 3-12-1 (3) . r.on. 11.30 (4)
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also - winter term
We try harder to please you - with highest prices back on books, paid in uncirculated one dollar bills! books are now
available for
| So if you no longer need your Fall term books, sell them during Finals Week Dec. 4-8 purchase
1 Special Book Buying Personnel will be ready to serve you 730 to 500 daily.