VOLUME 72 NUMBER 178 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1978 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING, ClJLmr DESCRIBES RITES DEAT Survivors return to U.S. By RICHARD T. PIENCIAK talk with the survivors. It was to be left up party and cultists in Georgetown. Two few belongings. Some wore tennis shoes. NEW YORK (AP) - Seven elderly, to the individual survivors to decide survivors already are being held They spoke briefly with reporters as they whether to talk to the media. tion with the Ryan killings. left Georgetown and then as they passed penniless members of the decimated Peo¬ "I'm just taking one step at a time," said Guyanese authorities refused to allow through customs here. ples Temple cult returned to the United them to leave without express Godshalk, a Temple member for 13 years States from Guyana Wednesday. cult member Raymond Godshalk, 62, of Los approval of the U.S. Embassy. One other survivor, who had been in Guyana only two months, Only two of the seven actually were at Angeles, before leaving Guyana. "I need a few days to think things over. I lost my 84-yea™ld Miguel DePina, was allowed to said he had respect for Jones. Jonestown last week when U.S. Rep. Leo J. leave earlier. "I liked what he was doing," he said. "He Ryan, D-Calif. and four others were killed companion of 38 years. Her name is Viola. Meanwhile, the Guyanese Cabinet ap¬ was helping people and taking the part of on an airstrip and more than 900 followers She's my wife. Naturally I felt quite badly about *it, but you can't cry over spilled pointed an administrator for the cult's the underdog. I guess I've always done that of-the Rev. Jim Jones died in a mass milk." Jonestown settlement, 150 miles northwest before I met him, but in a minor way." suicide-murder. of Georgetown, where Jones and his Asked about other cultists' claims of Regular passengers aboard the Pan Guyanese authorities said the other 72 American flight from Timehri to Kennedy survivors of the Jonestown tragedy would followers participated in a mass murder- beatings, stiff discipline and food shortages, not be released until it is certain they are suicide rite following the Ryan shootings another elderly survivor said "We had International Airport in New York were being allowed to disembark first, then not material witnesses or suspects in the Nov. 18. food-a-plenty. A lot of people are not murders of Ryan, other members of his The seven departing survivors carried satisfied with whatever you give them, but federal officials were to board the craft to we had plenty of food. And I never saw any beatings. Everybody seemed to be happy." One man said he joined the sect seven Board stalls n-plant decision years ago after the Rev. Jones "healed" his wife; a stroke victim. Survivors of the Jonestown mass suicide-killing say goodbye on the He said he listened from his hiding place take 30 months to become operative. to the death rite in which, some steps of their People's Temple in Georgetown. The first seven of By PAULCOX By a 6-2 vote the board extended this mass their number left for New York, Wednesday. State News Staff Writer deadline to March 5 at its regular meeting Under the coal alternative, the turbine survivors have said, unwilling cultists were therefore would have to be ordered by force-fed and infants administered poison. Citing the need for more information, the Tuesday. The new board resolution also carried a mid-1981, Rhead said. "He (Jones) didn't force nobody as far as Lansing Board of Water and Light has Rhead said the Consumers Power deci¬ knowing, and 1 didn't see him shooting delayed by three months its decision on stipulation that "a definite study frame¬ my ASMSU ponders whether to buy into the Midland nuclear work" be set up by the board to aid in the sion to push back the date on Midland nobody with no needles and I didn't hear plant or expand current coal facilities. choice. participation was not the main reason the nobody say they wasn't willing to take The board had set Dec. 5 as the date for a Dick Holmes, recording secretary for the board voted to delay. suicide shots," he said. "They were willing Board vice chairperson Marvin S. Ray to do it." special meeting for further study of buying UAW Community Action Program, chas¬ the board during the public comment said the board needs more information to In other Jonestown developments, into the Consumers Power Midland nuclear tised make "a responsible public policy decision." author-lawyer Mark Lane said there is a plant or expanding current coal facilities. session Tuesday for putting off the decision. future of board He said he believes the board has had "master plan" to murder high U.S. govern¬ During the public comment session, ment officials, defectors from the Peoples enough time to weigh the alternatives and nuclear power foe Mary Sinclair outlined should make a decision Dec. 5. some newly discovered faults with the Temple and columnists who have written State Senate Boardmember Horace J. Bradshaw re¬ sponded to the charges of delay by stating Midland plant. Sinclair, a Midland resident, has been an intervener in Nuclear Regula¬ critically of the sect. Lane told ABC-TV News Tuesday that he By MICHAEL MEGERIAN that he is "sensitve" to such criticism. learned of the plan from a woman he State News Staff Writer tory Commission hearings on the Midland identified only as the second in command to Most board members have made up their ASMSU Student Board President Dan Jones' resignation is causing reverberations OKs welfare minds on the energy question and public plant. Sinclair said poor quality control regard¬ sect leader Rev. Jim Jones. Lane, who was Jones' attorney, said the plan is financed throughout student government. Board members have voiced disgust and disappointment over Jones' pressure is mounting, Bradshaw said. However, he voted for the extension ing soil content is causing several plant with $3 million in cash and $8 million being which came after a bill to impeach him was voted down by the board at Tuesday's abortion ban because "there are a few questions" he wants answered. He added that he hopes buildings to sink. Water from the plant's cooling pond has held in Swiss bank accounts. Lane said he knows the account numbers. meeting. Student board members voted nine to six in favor of keeping Jones in the president's the board can make a decision early in He said he has talked with FBI and office. Thee were abstentions in the secret ballot. LANSING (UPI) - The Legislature's unexpectedly seeped into the ground water, Secret Service agents about the plan, Jones, whose resignation will take effect at 5 p.m. Jan. 3. said in his resignation speech January. abortion battle has switched to the Michi¬ Boardmember Jack S. Sebolt voted causing the area ground water to rise 20 adding that the Secret Service was con he felt he could no longer keep the commitment he made in running for the position. feet, Sinclair said. gan House following narrow Senate ap¬ against the decision extension but said the cerned that it may be put into effect next Jones said the move of some board members to impeach him was "one hassle 1 am not proval of a bill prohibiting the use of public board "is not intimidated." When the plant is operational, this could month during the Democratic Party's willing to tolerate." funds for welfare abortions. Board chairperson Roland F. Rhead allow small amounts of radiation to seep mini-convention in Memphis. He said Wednesday he felt it was childish of the boardmembers to not take The Senate on Wednesday approved 20-5 pointed out that Consumers Power has into area drinking water, Sinclair said. High President Carter, Vice President Walter responsibility for their own inaction. and sent to the House a measure banning pushed back the date when the board must heat from the cooling pond may create Mondale and other top administration "The board needs serious changes," he said. "The board has not recognized that." state funding of abortions through Medicaid sign a Midland participation contract. The e fog in the winter and cause harm officials are expected to participate in the Jones added he had expected representatives to vote in his favor, but said presiding except when the mother's life is at stake. old deadline of April 1,1979 has been moved i agriculture, she added. convention. over a board with even one-third of the members against him would have been a Twenty votes were needed for approval. back to Oct. 1,1979. "hindrance to productivity. Sen. John Welborn, R-Kalamazoo, the Under this agreement the board would Julie Maki, College of Arts and Letters representative said she is sorry to see Jones go bill's sponsor, said it is still possible the have to make its first payment to Con¬ but supports his decision to resign. "Dan did the best thing for himself," she said. "Having even one third of the board House may act on the measure before the end of the legislative session in mid-Decem¬ ber. sumers Power April 1,1980. The board will need more power to meet increased consumer needs by 1984, Rhead State House passes against you makes the job impossible." Maki, who voted to keep Jones in ofice, said she blames the board for the lack of If the House acts favorably on the said. cooperation between representatives and Jones. measure, Gov. William G. Milliken is likely The Midland plant is slated to be on line "If the board is going to nullify his projects," she said, "then he did the best thing (by to veto it. The bill is an attempt to set statutory policy in Michigan on abortions. It was in 1981. An expansion of the current Erickson coal plant in Delta township would take nine years to design and build once a D.C. legislator bill resigning)." have Stephen Politowicz, Programming Board chairperson, said he thought Jones should not resigned. prompted by a U.S. Supreme Court ruling decision was made, Rhead said. "He should have used the board's vote as a sword," he said. "That's politics; that's what last year which upheld the right of states to Along with expanded coal generation the this organization is all about." withhold public funds for welfare abortions. board would install a gas- and oil-fired LANSING (UPI) - Sounding the theme all nations with federal systems give capital Politowicz said Jones' decision to resign angered many members of the board and came Twice this year, abortion foes have turbine to meet power demands before the of "no taxation without representation," the city residents full representation in their at a bad time in the Student Board's schedule. (continued on page 20) coal plant was complete. The turbine would Michigan House gave its approval Wednes¬ national governing bodies. Because of the impeachment proceedings, Politowicz said, the Student Board is behind They also pointed out that the district is in making appointments and has not yet finalized ASMSU's budget. day to a U.S. constitutional amendment granting the District of Columbia full larger than seven states which currently The board will attempt to appoint an interim president tonight to fill Jones' vacancy have full representation in Congress. said Kirk Messmer, College of Natural Science representative. Department's role cloudy representation in Congress. Representatives from Detroit led the charge to give the Washington residents D.C. residents "have been denied the most basic right that this society has to offer," said Rep. Virgil Smith, D-Detroit. Under the ASMSU Constitution, the Space and Personnel Committee interview candidates to permanently assume the post, a process must then done through open the right to elect two U.S. Senators and at petitioning. least one member of the U.S. House. 'Taxation without representation is the The Student Board will petition for candidates through advertisements in the Mate in affirmative action plan Currently, they have only one non-voting same in 1978 as taxation without represen¬ tation in 1776," he said. News. (continued on page 20) legislator. "It's a fundamental question of people Administrators from the Affirmative Action Program are still uncertain about the role the Department of Human Relations will play in the new system — nearly a month after having the right to vote and the right to the program's birth. While the program officially began its operation Nov. 1, Provost Clarence L. Winder said meetings between program administrators will continue over the next two weeks to outline the role and responsibilites of the department. representation while, they are paying taxes." said Rep. George Cushingberry, D-Detroit. The measure, approved on a 60-32 vote, Israeli officials says timetable now goes to the state Senate for its Winder said preliminary meetings have established that women and minority programs will continue to be separately handled and the Board will still come under the department's supervision. Anti-Discrimination Judicial consideration. It must be ratified by 38 states to become part of the U.S. Constitu¬ not feasible due to West Bank tion. Ralph W.Bonner, director of the Department of Human Relations, said the department go to Oslo. Norway to their shared "The United States wanted a quick Opponents of the measure said Washing¬ By JOANNE LANE is operating as usual. SUte News Staff Writer Nobel Peace Prize. decision," Shefi said, "but they must realize Affirmative action issues are investigated by the office, he said, and passed on to ton D.C. is a city, not a state, and should not have the same rights that states have. No timetable can be put on the autonomy If a treaty is not signed before Dec. 12, 30 years of problems cannot be solved in a program administrators if the problems need more serious attention. of the West Bank, the head of the Public Shefi's second choice is Dec. 17 since that short time period." "You either grant full autonomy to the Under the new program, Lou Anna Simon, Affirmative officer, reports on MSU's date marks the three-month anniversary of No one can predict what the condition of District of Columbia or leave it the way it Law Division for Israel said Wednesday. affirmative action progress to President Edgar L. Harden. Dov Shefi, in the United States for a the signing of the Camp David accords. the West Bank will be in five years. Shefi Winder is in charge of all academic situations involving MSU faculty and students, and is," said Rep. Edgar Fredricks, R-Holland. three-week visit, said in a personal inter¬ The chief legal adviser of the West Bank said. If the district gets full representation in Vice president for Administrative and State Relations Jack Breslin investigates all Command in 1967, Shefi was indirectly A committee will be set up to address the the U.S. Senate "shouldn't we have that for view that Israel cannot accept a timetable non-academic matters. methods by which people will be admitted the Upper Peninsula, too?" for independence. involved in preparing the legal opinions for Simon said when she came into the program she felt the role of the department would the outcome of the Camp David Summit. into the autonomous state, Shefi said. So Proponents of the bill noted that almost "Independence has to be agreed upon far, no criteria have been determined. probably be that of an investigative arm to the program. through wide and deep negotiations. People "Measures to prevent disorder and cannot be compelled to accept autonomy," Shefi said. disruptions will certainly be taken." he said. "Persons like Sami Esmail convicted of Negotiations must start soon between terrorists action will probably be excluded Israel and Palestine to determine the best (from the state.) method of self government for the Pales¬ Esmail, a 24-year-old MSU graduate tinians, he said. LI student, was convicted in Israel of member¬ BL igifll inside "The military will withdraw from the West Bank when the goals of the settlement have been achieved and not under any ship in an outlawed Palestinian terrorist organization. He spent about 10 months in an Israeli prison before he was released and A bill to allow people to ride pre-arranged timetable," he added. returned to the U.S. several weeks ago. BMHj motorcycle! without i helmet The setting up of an autonomous state Jordan will have to play a key role in the has beep killed in i Mate will not be a simple process to carry out, legislative committee. The sto¬ Shefi said. negotiations, he said, since in the last 30 ry is on psge J. The Israelis will first have to get the years many Palestinians have become Jordanian citizens. acceptance of the self-governing state, he "Relations between Jordan and Israel weather explained. Then, working together, the two have been good in the past and they should groups will have to determine the best way Today will be mostly cloudy to conduct free and elections for the continue," Shefi said. The mood in Israel is a hopeful one, Shefi with a high in the upper 20s. Palestinians. Snow flurries will whitewash said. Israelis think a treaty will be signed. Shefi said he hopes a peace treaty will be old snow and speckle your They are optimistic about the chances for signed on or' before Dec. 12 - the day body. Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin peace. (continued on page 20) and Egyptian President Anwar Sadat will Thursday, November 30, 1978 2 Michigon Stote News, Eost Lonsing. Michigan Suspect's arraignment delayed relatives. took place under "special cir¬ they were slain. The bodies will mourning for the slain leaders. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Schools, courts and city offices White's temporary attorney, cumstances," the death penalty lie in state with the public Former City Supervisor Dan allowed to file past the flag- were ordered closed for the White, charged with murdering Gilbert Eisenberg, did not seek would be mandatory. bail for White. He requested California voters earlier this draped caskets. Moscone's buri¬ day. San Francisco's mayor and al is scheduled for Thursday The mayor and Milk were another city official, made a the continuance in White's be¬ month approved a measure brief appearance in a heavily half. extending the death penalty to and Milk is to be cremated gunned down in their offices the murder of public officials. Friday night. minutes before Moscone was to guarded courtroom Wednesday "The family needs time. He but his arraignment was post¬ needs time," Eisenberg told a The death penalty already ap¬ The city will virtually close go before television and an¬ down Thursday as a day of nounce White's replacement. poned to allow time for him to crush of reporters and photog¬ plied to multiple murders. get an attorney. raphers outside the courtroom. Judge Reynolds set White's Earthquake jolts Southern Mexico White, wearing a bright He refused to comment on hearing for Dec. 6 and said the MEXICO CITY (AP) — Three strong earthquakes jolted the capital and much on the Richter scale — rolled through this city of 13 million people beginning at 2:53 orange prison jumpsuit, was biting his lip as he was led into court by two bailiffs. Police officers ringed the courtroom. White's emotional state. White, a 32-year-old former firefighter and police officer was charged with two counts of defendant should be prepared to enter a plea at that time. A preliminary hearing would then be scheduled. Vietnam refugee of southern Mexico Wednesday. Officials p.m. EST. first-degree murder in Mon¬ "That's all we can do this said at least 100 persons were injured but there were no immediate reports of The first tremor was followed in 12 minutes by a shorter quake and about on Outside, reporters and specta¬ tors were thoroughly searched before being admitted. day's gunshot slayings of May¬ or George Moscone and Super¬ morning," the judge said as he adjourned the court. business booms deaths. hour later by another strong tremor that White did not speak during visor Harvey Milk, the city's White was returned to a jail The quakes shattered windows, shook made tall buildings on Paseo de la the three-minute hearing. He first avowed homosexual offi¬ cell five floors above the court¬ KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP) - The mounting exodus of buildings and sent office workers fleeing Reforma Boulevard sway. nodded his head when Munici¬ cial. room in the Hall of Justice Vietnamese "boat people" across the South China Sea to Malaysia into the streets. The Red Cross said it had District Attorney Joseph where he is being watched is big business involving racketeers and perhaps even the pal Court Judge R. J. Reynolds reports that some buildings were des¬ Fire department officials said at least asked if he waived immediate Freitas charged White under a around the clock. Vietnamese government, Malaysian officials claimed Wednesday. four fires were caused by the earth "special circumstances" stat¬ While White was in court, G! '.ali Shafie, the country's home affairs minister, addressing a troyed in the heart of Mexico City. arraignment, but he did not quake. even glance toward the specta¬ ute. This means that if a jury the bodies of Moscone and Milk dinner of Southeast Asian security officials, said refugees paid The tremors — measured as high as 7.9 tor section where his wife, convicted White of murder and were being transferred to the about 15 ounches of gold, or about $3,000, to get out of Vietnam. then also found that the murder ornate domed City Hall where Mary Ann, sat with other Officials said about 500 Vietnamese refugees have swarmed the Chinese demonstrators praise Hua and Teng refugee population here to more than 42,000. Most are said to be ethnic Chinese whom China claims are persecuted in Vietnam. MOSLEM HOLY PERIOD NEARS Malaysian officials spotlighted the problem recently by refusing death of Premier Chou En-lai. TOKYO (AP) - More than 10,000 to allow the freighter Hai Hong and its 2,500 refugees to land, Chinese demonstrated for more demo¬ Kyodo, the Japanese news service, saying they had paid their way out of Vietnam and therefore were cracy in Peking's main square and praised both Chairperson Hua-Kuo-ferg said the demonstrators chanted in support of Hua and Teng. Teng says slogans Wildcat strikes hit Iran not refugees. more democracy is needed if China's new The Hai Hong case "clearly demonstrates that a new dimension and senior Vice Premier Teng Hsiao-ping. TEHRAN, Iran (AP) - Opponents of Shah Many filling stations in the city were open has been added to the problem we are facing," said Zakaria Ali, industrial great leap forward is to again Wednesday after the military trucked in China's top leaders rumored earlier to be Mohammad Reza Pahlavi pressured Iran's mili¬ secretary-general of the Malaysian Foreign Ministry, speaking to a locked in a power struggle. succeed. tary government Wednesday with a wave of gasoline during the 9 p.m.-5 a.m. curfew. But conference of officials from 30 Commonwealth nations. wildcat strikes aimed at disrupting the oil rich long lines of vehicles snarled traffic and hundreds Shafie's speech pointed a finger at the Vietnamese, saying, "One Teng reportedly confirmed Wednesday of Iranians jammed stores to stock up with oil for that the Communist Party's Central One speaker said the rally marked a nation's battered economy and keeping the could well suspect that the ejection of overseas Chinese and even heating and cooking. Committee was meeting but said there turning point in Chinas move from country on edge. The state-run National Iranian Oil Co. said it t Vietnamese citizens of Chinese origin from Ho Chi Minh City feudalistic fascism to democracy and the The walkouts, the latest in a string of (formerly Saigon) might be motivated by the desire of Hanoi to would be no purges. has fuel supplies on hand for three to five and slowdowns, came amid fears that remove the "wooden dragon" — not just Chinese merchants of The rally in Tien An Men Square rule of law. But along with their emphasis stoppages the labor troubles will soon spread into the months, but admitted its distribution network Cholon (Saigon's Chinatown), but Peking-oriented communists." on democracy, the speakers also called Tuesday night was the biggest unofficial streets during the Moslem holy period of has been badly disrupted by the strikes and demonstration since 100,000 turned out for unity and obedience to the party slowdowns. Western diplomats have said Vietnam is only too glad to be rid Moharram that starts later this week. of the ethnic Chinese, whose increased immigration to China April 5, 1976, to commemorate the leadership. The official Pars news agency reported on Traditionally, the religious whip themselves created tensions that led to closing of the Vietnam-China border. and mourn for the martyred grandson of the workers at the state-run Arvah Shahpour Chemical Co. in southern Iran also struck, But they say the racketeering is not large scale and many "boat Prophet Mohammed, Iman Hossein. The emo¬ people" are refugees. tion-charged period begins Dec. 2 and reaches a demanding political reforms. Ailing Soviet baby begins new life peak Dec. 11. Conservative Moslem leaders have led the Employees at Iran Air, the national carrier, staged a three-hour walkout to protest the arrest The diplomats said it was difficult to tell whether the Vietnamese government had a hand in the rackets, or whether Jessica, which her parents said was not of leaders of an eight-day shutdown earlier this VIENNA, Austria (AP) — Ailing baby campaign to remove the shah, who has pressed month that grounded the airline. The protesters Hanoi was simply ignoring bribery of local officials. Jessica Katz, the Soviet Union's littlest available in the Soviet Union. Soviet ahead with a modernization drive and reforms A Vietnamese Embassy official has denied any involvement, warned the government they will stage a refusenik," began her life in the West officials contended the health care was that conservative religious leaders find unten¬ noting it is easy for refugees to escape the country's able. They have been joined by the shah's full-scale strike if the detainees are not released with a smile — then broke out in tears — adequate. 1,000-mile-long coastline. Hai Hong Capt. Susun Srigar has said political opposition, which finds fault with the by midnight Wednesday. the refugees climbed aboard when his ship was off Lincoln Island as she, her parents and 9-day-old sister Katz and his wife Natalia first applied shah's authoritarian rule. Troops also were drafted to guard the en route to Hong Kong from Singapore. Gabrielle arrived at Vienna's airport headquarters of the state-controlled National to emigrate more than three years ago Troops took over Tehran's oil refinery west of Zakaria told Commonwealth delegates the influx that began Wednesday on a flight from Moscow. Iranian Radio and Television Network after but the government turned them down, the city after workers continued a slowdown for after Vietnam was unified under a communist government in 1975 "She will be all right, "her father, Boris, saying Mrs. Katz had access to state the third straight day, causing some shortages. employees walked out to protest the govern¬ was increasing, with refugees arriving not in small boats, but in told reporters at Schwechat Airport. "We The refinery supplies most of the capital's ment's refusal to allow seven national daily secrets at her job as a computer ships that carry thousands. are all so tired, but also so happy," he gasoline and fuel oil. newspapers to publish without censorship. programmer. added, grinning at his tearful daughter. The Jewish family was allowed to Baby Jessica, who had her first leave the Soviet Union after a much- birthday Oct. 2, suffers from mal¬ publicized struggle to emigrate and to absorption syndrome, a rare condition obtain special medical attention for that prevents normal digestion in infants. re ot MSU Messenger Service lotl loni.ng ft *DOUBl€ .» Dl.pU, Advert,.In, Business OMke Photographic DIGIT NIT€ xiqe bock from your $ ... PI TO WORO TV PI 7 70 —COME— Committee suggests Ray bribed to kill King St. John Student Parish WASHINGTON (AP) - The House Before releasing a staff report on its invites Assassinations Committee said Wednes¬ investigation, the committee heard you to prepare day an alleged $50,000 offer made by two St. Louis business executives could have Russell George Byers of St. Louis reluctantly describe how he rejected a for Christmas THIS HOLIDAY SEASON provided the motive for James Earl Ray to $50,000 offer to either kill the civil rights leader himself or arrange for someone at an evening Give the very best sound at assassinate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. else to do it. of The committee said that its two-year MICHIOAN ST ATI investigation has been unable to esta¬ Byers' testimony was disputed by blish a direct link between those who Murray Randall, a St. Louis criminal court REFLECTION made the offer and Ray, but "it did judge, who said he believed the story of & (seven full professors not saying a single word) determine that they met the necessary the offer was planted with a criminal criteria for being considered participants in a serious conspiracy ..." associate to find out informant. if the man was a FBI RECONCILIATION 'The Geriatric Six Plus One"-«*..L*N. 7:30-9:30 p.m. Export decline pushed U.S. trade deficit up Friday, Dec. 1 327M.A.C. WASHINGTON (AP) - A sharp decline percent in October, pointing to con¬ in exports of food, chemicals and gold tinuing economic growth even though it was below the 0.9 percent advance in pushed the nation's trade deficit to $2.1 billion in October, the worst in three September. months, the government said Wednes¬ The index is designed to indicate future day. economic trends. A big increase in Christmas Special Both the U.S. stock market and world contracts and orders for plant and currency markets reacted negatively to equipment was the major contributor to the news. The Dow Jones Industrial the October gain. on Mars Technical pen sets Average closed down by 14.03 points to 790.11 in slow trading on the New York The U.S. trade deficit now totals $24.8 Stock Exchange, while the dollar fell billion for the first 10 months of 1978. Mars-700 9 pen set against most other major currencies. Along with inflation, it has been a major Meanwhile, the index of economic cause of the steep decline in the dollar indicators increased by a moderate 0.5 during the past two years. Special 30.60 "g 33.75 Mars-700 7 pen set Steel haulers' strike brings highway violence jirtfwb Available at: PITTSBURGH (AP) - Pennsylvania began nearly three weeks ago to Special 22.95 re8 26 00 Campus Bookstore cr _"v state police reported seven new inci¬ publicize demands for higher rates, Marshall Music dents of highway violence during a steel revised government regulations and the while supply lasts M.S.U. Alumni Assoc. haulers' strike Wednesday, and the FBI right to bargain for independent steel said it was investigating a sniping attack haulers, some of whom now are covered Kellogg Center Gift Shop under contracts obtained by the rival Jocundry Bookstore P77 that critically injured a truck driver. Arthur Nehrbass, chief of the FBI's Teamsters Union. Whorehouse Records Pittsburgh office, declined to discuss and other fine stores I details, but he said Monday's shooting on Since then, police reported a surge ot the Pennsylvania Turnpike was not the violence — mostly rock throwing and only incident his agency was probing. shootings — in at least five states, A shutdown by the Pittsburgh-based although the steel haulers' group has not Alt G6 + I PROCEEDS GO TO THE MSU Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers been directly implicated. DEVELOPMENT FUND Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 30, 1978 3 Solar energy Council differs bills get state over proposed Senate OK By PAUL COX State News Staff Writer site for parking Two bills providing limited solar energy use in Michigan, previously approved by the state House, were passed Wednesday by the Senate. The bills now await Gov. William G. Milliken's signature. By JANET HALFMANN The location of a ramp won't influence Another bill the House already has State News Staff Writer basic objectives for the downtown area, he approved will probably die in the Senate City Council members appear to agree said. Energy Committee when the current that a parking structure is needed in The positive psychological impact de¬ legislative session ends in about three downtown East Lansing. rived from building a ramp would be one weeks, an aide to the committee chairper- But their views differ on the best location important benefit, he said. said. for such a structure, and at least one For the Councilmember John B. Czar- The two solar energy bills, originally councilmember doesn't think it matters necki, however, "location is the key." introduced by state representative Stephen what location is chosen. He proposes a multiple-use structure on Monsma, D-Grand Rapids, provide for using Councilmembers discussed a number of Lot 1 which would be connected by solar energy to heat water in certain state parking proposals at a work session pedestrian skywalks at the second level to parks and at rest stops along state businesses on the 100 block of Grand River Tuesday in City Hall. highways. Avenue and also across Abbott Road and Each solar unit would cost about $2,000 Public input on the need for a downtown M.A.C. Avenue. and would pay for itself in 13 years, a state parking structure and a possible location will be sought at a hearing scheduled in Such a play would be more likely to lead report shows. January. to redevelopment in the downtown area, "People talk about solar energy but if A report on especially at the second level in the 100 they see it working it is much more future downtown develop¬ block of Grand River Avenue, he said. believable." Rep. Jack Gingrass. D Iron ment released by the Central Business Task Mountain said. Force last month recommended that the "A ramp on Lot 9 won't buy us anything This use of solar energy will demonstrate council address the parking shortage as a else but a ramp," he said. how an alternative energy source must be number one priority. Jacobson's has resubmitted an earlier utilized by Michigan in the future, Gingrass The task force recommended develop¬ proposal for a multi-use parking structure said. ment of a multi-use (commercial/housing/ on the Citgo lot — bound by Ann Street and Gingrass also authored the energy bill parking) structure on Lot 9 on Grove M.A.C. and Albert Avenues — Mayor now stuck in Senate committee. The bill Street. That location was advocated over George L. Griffiths said. The structure would set up an autonomous State Energy Lot 1, behind the 100 block of Grand River would extend over Albert Avenue, and tie Agency to deal with energy development, Avenue even though the second site was into the existing ramp behind the store, he conservation and management in the state, considered more desirable. explained. Gingrass said. Mark Hess, administrative assistant to Lot 9 could be developed with less A recommendation by Griffiths calls for a parking Lot 9 until a multiple-use energy committee chairperson Sen. John C. disruption of existing businesses during the ramp on Hertel, D-Harper Woods, said the bill will construction period, the report said. decision can be made for Lot 1. State News Scott Rondlo most likely die in committee. The bill was Councilmember Larry Owen, a task force If the city determines a parking structure nut on the agenda Wednesday for the member, said most schemes for downtown is needed and a location is decided upon, Members of the Street Corner Society performed skits in the Union Lounge Wednesday, dealing with social and committee s final meeting of this legislative East Lansing voters would have to approve political satire as part of a movement for a less-commercialized Christmas. development could be made to work with a parking ramp at any of three possible the sale of bonds for the project, City If a bill is not acted on by the end of a locations. Manager Jerry B. Coffman said. legislative session it must be reintroduced during the next session. Gingrass said he doubted that his bill GRADS DEMAND OFFICE SPACE CONTROL would make it through the upper house because the Senate favored Gov. Milliken's Cyclist helmet law Council wants split with ASMSU wish to set up "the 20th state agency" to deal with energy. An autonomous state energy agency "would be more effective with less bureauc racy," Gingrass said. He added other states staves off repeal By SANDY HOLT SUte News Staff Writer COGS contributes 50 cents per graduate student from funds collected during each which receive funds. A motion made at the COGS meeting have adopted such an agency. The agency would draw on the talents of The Council of Graduate Students is term's registration to SMAB to provide Wednesday night to provide $400 for the the rest of state government, Gingrass said. striving for independence from ASMSU in funding for graduate media groups. Gypsy Scholar, a graduate literary maga¬ This would help keep the Public Service tion." COGS President Chuck Goeke said By STEVE SCHMIEDER light of several recent disagreements over zine, when the group requested additional Commission out of energy management, he ABATE member Carl Richardson Motorcyclists wanting to feel the rush funding and office space between the two SMAB was not providing enough return to funds. SMAB had allocated $2,000 for the said. argued that opponents of the b*U _ also of wind through their hair were groups. graduate groups in light of the amount of magazine. Gingrass said he believes the PSC is too were using 'part of the truth to create snubbed Wednesday when the Senate A resolution calling for withdrawing money contributed by COGS. the wrong impression." COGS has transferred $12,826 of gradu involved in energy management now and Judiciary Committee killed a bill calling • COGS funding for ASMSU's Student Media A total of $5,250 was distributed by ate student funds to SMAB this fiscal year should be confined to being a rate setting for the repeal of the state's mandatory Richardson agreed with the ntftWrfaTj ' SMAB to the Gypsy Scholar, West Indian statistics that showed motorcycle fatali¬ Appropriations Board and establishing a and a remaining $4,053 will be withheld if body. helmet law. Student Association and COGS, which ties increased 23 percent in 1977 while procedure to allocate its money directly to the resolution calling for COGS to distri¬ The bill sought to lift Michigan's graduate media groups was submitted at a Goeke said were the only graduate groups bute graduate money passes. registrations rose only 1 percent. How¬ helmet requirement for those 18 and ever, he quickly pointed out that "eight COGS meeting Wednesday night. The resolution, which would become "COGS would handle the distribution of Correction out of nine of the nation's worst fatality money for graduate media themselves," Secretary of State Richard Austin, effective Jan. 1, will be voted on at the first Go£ke said. who has consistently opposed repealing the state's 12-year-old helmet law, rates are in states retaining their helmet law." COGS meeting winter term. Another resolution requesting that Uni¬ Post office's Goeke said COGS Finance Committee Julie Maki, representative for the College of Arts and Letters, accused Dan Stouffer. argued that helmets save lives and A1978 U.S. Department of Transpor¬ would decide which graduate groups would representative for the College of Agricul¬ tation report found no significant differ¬ versity officials allocate an additional four receive funds. ture and Natural Resources, of "negligible reduce injuries. rooms to COGS on the third floor of the a "The lack of helmet use is regarded as major factor in the death and injuries ence in the fatality rates of states requiring or not requiring the wearing Student Services Building was also passed at the meeting. The request would bypass Xmas hours COGS will also send a letter to the Student Affairs Committee, vice president leadership" for not supporting his own bill opposing the Dayton Hudson mall referen of of motorcycle helmets." dum. motorcyclists," Austin said. ASMSU's Space and Personnel Committee. of Student Affairs, requesting 14 percent of Austin said the bill received support "The same report found that national¬ The East Lansing post office, 1140 The charge was not made by Student COGS was allocated $1,750 Tuesday by the student government office space in the Board President Dan Jones, as was re¬ only from small 'pressure groups which ly it could not be determined if SMAB, which allocates student money for Abbott Road, will be open from 8:30 a.m. to Student Services Building. were quite vocal." He added passage of approximately one-third of the fatalities 5 p.m. Monday through Friday until ported incorrectly in Wednesday's State alternative media sources. The graduate News. were wearing a helmet or not," Richard¬ Christmas. In the letter, COGS said since they the bill at the request of pressure son said. groups had requested $4,602 funding an groups would be "unwarranted and On Saturdays the post office will be open represent 20 percent of the students at The tug-of-war between differing updated Graduate Student handbook. MSU, they are requesting a total of seven The Council Against Domestic Assault Minutes from a SMAB meeting said some from 8:30 a.m. to noon. "The national motorcycle death rate statistics was refuted by Dr. Paul Customers are urged to mail packages by rooms. Goeke said two appeals to the Space was incorrectly referred to as the Council funds were rejected because distribution rose 770 percent in 1977," Austin said. Gekas, department of pathology at costs were too high and the need for an Dec. 1 and cards by Dec. 15 to ensure and Personnel Committee have been re¬ Against Domestic Abuse in Wednesday's University of Michigan. He said most arrival by Dec. 25. jected. State News. "Michigan, however, doesn't reflect that updated handbook was questionable. percentage. statistics could be bent in favor of either Arguing for the bill, members of the position, but he concluded that "any motorcycle group A Brotherhood helmet is better than no helmet." Ingham board nixes judge salary hike Gekas said helmets helped prevent Against Totalitarian Enactments sought to discredit the studies and serious head injuries in accidents where testimonies from the secretary of state. the head received the secondary impact The controversial bill, which passed of the crash. the House in June and brought colorful Gekas also said that serious motorcy By SHEILA BEACHUM judges an additional salary hike after action Mark Grebner D-East Lansing, ing services provided by CADA to county cle accidents are "a great expense" to SUte News Staff Writer taken by the board Oct. 24 granting salary said. residents. demonstrations of bikers to the capital, received no support from the four the taxpayers. Immediate care and Salary boosts for circuit court judges increases to district, probate and circuit Commissioner Patrick J. Ryan, D-Lan- The Open Door Crisis Center was forced court judges. sing, also opposed the measure because of to discontinue its rape counseling services senators at the committee hearing. long-term rehabilitation costs are were narrowly voted down by the Ingham Circuit court judges received a $3,033 pay the "implied forms of blackmail in this." Nov. 30 because of inadequate funding. "I feel they (judiciary committee passed to society in increased health County Board of Commissioners Tuesday. members wer passing the buck under insurance premiums, he said. Commissioners voted 10 to 9 to adopt the hike at the Oct. 24 meeting. "And no one can tell me that there hasn't • Approved entering into a contract with The helmet law is a "reasonable "We gave circuit court (judges) less of a been overt blackmail," Ryan added. the Convention/Visitors Bureau of Greater the presssure from the Secretary of pay hike resolution, but the measure State's Office," said Jim Rhoades, regulation" to reduce the public burden needed 11 votes to pass. raise than we did the district and probate Circuit Court Judge Ray C. Hotchkiss Lansing to promote convention and tourist ABATE president. "Now, we have to of covering medical costs of motorcycle Commissioner Jackie McKeon, D- courts," McKeon said defending the extra denied the blackmail accusations, comment business in the area. start all over again." accidents, according to Gekas. Okemos, recommended board approval of pay hike. ing that "there is a political feeling The county will provide $120,000 - to be In the only show of sympathy the $2,377 increase in six circuit judges' Vice Chairperson Pro Tern Frank L. sweeping the commission tonight with talk paid from hotel/motel tax receipts — from During testimony, ABATE attorney Lawrence S. Katkowsky said there has towards ABATE, committee chairper¬ salaries to comply with the board wanting a Guerriero, R-Mason, who opposed the of blackmail." Jan. 1.1979 to Dec. 31. 1979. been no court fight "to see if the law son Sen. Basil Brown, D-Detroit, asked resolution, said three other commissioners "I have never heard anything so ridicu¬ Commissioner Tom Hoisinton, D-Lan parity system. does what it's intended to do." Gekas the rhetorical question why the A parity system, using "fair and objec¬ — who were not named — told him "they lous in my life," Hotchkiss said. sing, one proponent of the measure, said "The law Legislature doesn't "mandate laws re¬ tive" methods of determining judges' (the judges) would stick it to us." In other business, commissioners: Ingham County is a "very competitive persecutes the motorcy¬ clists," Katkowsky said. "The cyclist's quiring persons to wear seat and salaries based on each court's responsibili¬ Pressure could be put on the county • Unanimously approved the donation of market" for tourists. head shouldn't be an object of regula¬ shoulder belts?" ties, would result in standardized salaries through such tactics as raising attorney Open Door county assets — such as desks "It takes initiative and highly skilled for judges. fees for indigents in basic felony cases and and typewriters — to the Council Against public techniques to make people aware of This measure would have given circuit "messing up" personnel negotiations, Corn- Domestic Assault in exchange for counsel¬ what we have here," he said. 'Project Find9 searches out unserved handicapper By ANNE MARIE BIONDO progress is being made.' Although Vlasak said Michigan's project has been impressive, children "There are a lot of fads that aren't medically sound." Nicholls he suggested ways to make it even more effective. said. "They (program directors) are going to have to demonstrate SUte News Stall Writer According to a 1978 U.S. census, however, the sUtes have been "I've been impressed with what I've seen so far in Child Find," to the physician that the program is beneficial." Editor's note: This is the second of a thi falling short of their goals. About 12 percent of the children in an average U.S. school he told the audience. "I would complement you with what I've Doctors are also reluctant to refer a child to a health care Michigan's search for and education of handicapper children. The district are handicapped, Vlasak said, and only 6.92 percent are seen, but I have a few suggestions." program for fear of alarming the parents. following explains the state's problems in finding these children He told Project Find workers to continue to operate as a and some suggestions to better Project Find. receiving services. "I don't know a smooth way of approaching the mother." said P. Since Michigan developed Project Find two years ago to actively "How can the federal government continue to fund," Vlasak statewide unit making certain that "every school district is part of K. McCJellan. D.O., of Richmond. "To raise the (parents') look for unserved handicapper children, some snags had to be asked the Project Find workers, "when you're not finding the the system." awareness without raising the anxiety is a difficult task. As soon worked out between the state and federal government and handicapped children.?" He also emphasized the fact that the project must be "on going." as the doctor looks at a child with close scrutiny, he begins to between educators and doctors. The U.S. Bureau of Education requested the number of "The federal government had in mind that it's forever," he said. worry the parent." SUte Project Find employees met early this month in Lansing handicapper children from 72 school districts. Vlasak said the "It's time to expand — find and identify those handicapper children," Vlasak said. "And if they are in another classroom, then with a represenUtive of the federal bureau of special education findings ranged from 5 to 27 percent handicapped. Michigan is Fran Eldis. an audiologist at Children's Hospital in Detroit, from let's identify them and explain." and a panel of Michigan doctors to open communication lines. serving 6.2 percent handicapper children. Before Michigan can make full progress finding all of the the program once they have referred a child who needs extra help. Jerry Vlasak, of the Bureau of Education for the Handicapped in "How do we explain as a field to those asking questions that kind "Make sure you get directly back to the referral agency (or children it is looking for, it needs cooperaton from the private Washington D.C., told Michigan Project Find workers at the of variability," Vlasak said adding, "There may be lots of answers." doctor)," she said. "And show the doctor that indeed a problem It is very likely that many handicapper children are being medical community. convention that less than half of the 8 million handicapper persons exists and you can follow up on it." in the United SUtes are not receiving "free and appropriate served in areas other than special education, he suggested. Because doctors say they have witnessed negative results from education." "If there are more handicapped children," Vlasak said, "most of such health care programs, they hesitate to refer their patients Karen Bentley, M.D., of Hurley Medical Center in Flint, said "The child count for the 1978 fiscal year showed that 3.7 million them must be in schools. Let's see if that's where they are and who may need additional help. many times she never hears anything about her patients after handicappers are receiving services," Vlasak said, "Where are the whether Project Child Find (the federal-level project) has any "Doctors by nature are conservative and reluctant to refer a referring them to health programs. rest?" responsibility to them." child unless they are certain the family and child won't be harmed," said Dr. WUliam W. Nicholls. M.D., of Mot! Children's "We'd like to know if the patient showed up." Bentley said, "and Although the states are autonomous from each other, the But the most difficult task is locating the handicapper children Health Center in Flint. how the testing went." federal government overlooks each state project to ensure that who are not in school. ©jpDtnfciiT) ASMSU: victory JOY HAENLEIN without any pride Call it anything, it's still rape ASMSU Student Board President Dan Jones skillfully defended himself on all charges brought against him by Dan Stouffer last Tuesday a basic carnal need of mankind, not womankind. Our role is to help fulfill a drive they Her story is not a new one on this campus. It happens every night of the week in cannot control. night. So skillfully, in fact, that nine of 15 board members decided the residence halls, apartment buildings and homes across this community and any other. It This notion of sex as a basic need second only to food, clothing and shelter, is still very charges didn't warrant impeachment. Jones' efforts were all cosmetic, makes me sick. much alive in our society. I talked with a gynecologist this term who claimed the cause of however, for he knew before the meeting started that it would be his The situation generally involves two people after a party. The woman may invite rape is low-cut dresses and short skirts. Men simply cannot help themselves when they last. But his name was cleared and he did have the last stab. the man to her room to talk, or maybe to drink. Let's see — the story continues with the view a revealing cleavage or an attractive thigh, he said. p- k-tease line, and the woman begins to think maybe she was nice to him, but insists she it is true that men have The ASMSU president and his Student Board — the chicken and the does not want to have sex with him. Because she was nice to him, gave him something to I have heard this same claim from other men and women. While Who started all the trouble? Neither — the system itself is certain biological functions they cannot control, it is not true that they cannot control the egg. drink and played some after-hours music, he makes her feel as if she had "lead him on." urge to rape. Because men and women view intercourse as instinctive, uncontrollable and responsible for the impasse. The chicken and egg symbolism has existed And now he "owes her something" because he bought her the drinks, or because he paid not to be tampered with — rape can be justified as "unavoidable and ultimately since the first popularilv elected president took office back in 1973. special attention to her. She says no, but that is not enough. He rapes her, but she doesn't inevitable." Neither side is responsible and both are. In short, Dan Jones' decision to always call it that. Many of these "casual" rapes — which occur after parties — are explained through the Why do students accept this sort of rape, but not the attacks in the dark — in the cold resign makes as little sense as Dan Stouffer's move to impeach. and away from home? alcohol phenomenon. Alcohol is the rapist's excuse — he did it because he was drunk and Stouffer never had grounds for impeachment. The board could have There used to be a sign in Mason Hall which read LEGALIZE RAPE. (I say used to as I could not help himself. Although scientific evidence has disproven any myths regarding super-human sexual powers under the influence, this fallacy also lives on. impeached Jones on anything, if they so desired, but they did examine have not seen it recently.) I asked a man who came out of a room on that floor why the What all this boils down to is a lack of choice for women. Men have been masters of our the charges and evidence and decided correctly. As Stephen Politowicz sign was posted, and he answered "I guess some of the guys wanted to put it up." I asked bodies, minds and destinies since biblical times and they refuse to give us control over him why — was rape fun, were the signs fashionable, or what? "It feels good," he said. put it: "These charges may be enough to decide not to elect the man, but When I pressed him to explain this, he replied, "Listen, we have freedom of speech like ourselves. Rape victims are denied the right to say "no." "No" is too easy for women to they are certainly not enough to impeach." say — men demand more. When faced with a choice between temporary physical everyone else." End of conversation. fulfillment and violating the law, casual rapists choose the later. In view of the so-called During the meeting, Stouffer admitted he had no qualms with Jones Rape feels good, he said. push for equality for all people, this denial of the right to utter one definitive word which — one of a man's sensual pleasure with a selfish discount of the personally, but he felt the Student Board was in need of a strong, This overview of sex will be honored is inexcusable. charismatic leader to "get things going" for the board. Considering this other person's feelings — reinforces highly-celebrated gender differences. Men and Sure, women should scream or kick rapists. But why isn't "no" enough? If men did not women are reduced to genitalia, and in this context, men value women only as much as current Student Board, Stouffer may be right. None of Jones' mild rape women, self defense training would not be necessary. If men did not rape women, the sexual pleasure they provide. The casual, informal rape makes the rapist feel good — overtures have ever worked and none seem to extend any overtures to so what else matters? In our sensually frenzied society, in which the watchword is "feel" the fear of walking alone would vanish, and the self-integrity women need so desparately except for pompous, self-righteous stabs at each other on would surface. each other — and the catch all phrase is "if it feels good, do it." these rapists don't give a damn about Before women are regarded as persons, as integrationists push for, they must be Tuesday nights. Yes, maybe those folks do need someone with a whip. women. In their eyes, women were made for sexual pleasure, and besides, they figure, viewed as human beings. Not does hanging onto the master's every whim, and not as But they shouldn't. The shouldn't need the type of "leader" than Dan what normal person does not enjoy a good screw? property to be bartered for. Once a woman's emotions and desires are recognized as envisions. Their cohesiveness, or lack thereof, is only something they From my perspective, this line of reasoning reveals a profound mental imbalance. But there are men that believe this. Besides this (and what is probably more difficult for me to rights, women will be persons ready to live on an integrationist scale. can affect. They are the Student Board. They have the power, the votes, But while rape, in all its casual and sophisticated forms, remains in our society and goes accept) I cannot help but believe that women also embrace it. the influence. They do not, however, know what to do with it. And they While few women will admit it, our "pleasure programming" has conditioned women to unpunished, a view of women as animals and property will continue. Only when we truly reach out blindly and look for someone or something to pin the blame accept women as people with rights can they find lives full of equal opportunities. please men in the way women are taught will always work — sex. To many women, sex is on, without ever considering themselves or the people they sit next to every Tuesday night. What was most appalling last Tuesday, was the level of disrespect exhibited by a couple individuals. After the secret impeachment vote VIEWPOINT: PUERTO RICAN COLONIALISM was tallied and announced, Dan Jones re-entered the room to read his resignation speech. Board members were busy getting into coats and talking to each other while Jones tried to read. When he finally did get to the part about resigning, mouths dropped and movement stopped — Puerto Rico remembers its history except for Dan Kelley, the InterFratemity Council president who Tomorrow, December 1st, commemorates 80 years of illegal, colonial domination of of its making." But U.S. insistence won over Spain's legal strictures. indignantly marched out of the room muttering "coward" under his Puerto Rico by the U.S. government. We, the Puerto Rican Student Association Evidence of the premeditated nature of this theft of a nation is that Sec. of State Blaine in 1876 stated that "there are three non-continental places of enough value to be taken by breath and yelling SLAM! when he left because there was no door. Real (PRISA), would like to discuss the results of that day in 1898 as it affects the Puerto the United States. One is Hawaii; the others are Cubs and Puerto Rico." In 1898, with no Rican people. impressive. embarrassment, Sen. Henry Cabot Lodge said that "with its population and So it goes with ASMSU. We find it hard to blame Jones for his U.S. Marines invaded Puerto Rico, not to "liberate" it, but to legalize seizing it as a advantageous strategic position, the island of Puerto Rico ... has constantly been on the colony. The island had already been legally autonomous from Spain since 1897, with its resignation decision — in his mind it was an impossible situation. And as own legislature and government. U.S. intentions toward Puerto Rico had been expressed minds of the Army and Navy..." The fact that these expansionist ideas were accepted can long as he felt that way, it would have been impossible. While we be explained by the attitude of Pres. Monroe in 1822 that "Cuba and Puerto Rico are by Sec. of State Seward in 1867 when he stated that "the United States has constantly natural appendages of the United States." understand,we do not agree. Jones' situation with his board was not that cherished the belief that someday she can acquire these islands by just and legal means The assumption that U.S. domination of Puerto Rico has been accepted by the Puerto much different than his predecessors — he could have put it behind him and with the consent of Spain." And so, just eight days before the end of the Rican people is easily disproved. As was true under Spanish rule, the people have and tried to function, but he opted for out. In his resignation speech, he Spanish American War, the U.S. rushed an invasion force to Puerto Rico to insure ddn§istehtly resisted colonial oppression. The nationalist movement which brought bitterly condemned the concept of the Student Board and came out in gaining it in the peace settlement. Negotiations for the Treaty of Paris bogged down for autonomy from Spain still lives today. six months until Spain gave in to the ceding of Puerto Rico, against the rules of autonomy favor of its abolition. Repression of that movement has been a necessity for the U.S. to keep Puerto Rico as a guaranteed to it. As Puerto Rican patriot Eugenio Maria de Hostos wrote, "Puerto Rico is colony. In 1917, the U.S. Congress forced citizenship on Puerto Ricans, despite the Ironically, Jones' resignation has served to give a proposed form of a legal entity and could not be stripped of any of its prerogatives by a war which was not opposition of the Puerto Rican legislature. Persons refusing citizenship were divested of representative student government a chance to work without approval political rights. The next step in checking the nationalist movement was the periodic of the voters. The board must now select someone to fill the void. That jailing of its leaders. After the imprisonment of Albizu Campos in 1937, hundreds of men, women, and children peacefully demonstrated in Ponce on Palm Sunday. Armed police person will only need a majority vote of the board to be seated and will undoubtedly come from somewhere within ASMSU's structure. In KEN PARKER surrounded the people and fired upon them, killing 21 people, and wounding over 150 other words, students will have a chance to see what the effects of By 1950, more than just Puerto Ricans were questioning U.S. colonialism. The U.N. Proposal B will be whether they like it or not. was pressuring the U.S. to de-colonize. In response, the U.S. declared Puerto Rico a It will be interesting to see if this Student Board has the foresight to send someone to that position who knows how to crack a whip. Answers are "Free Associated State" to obscure the colonial relationship for both the U.N. and the Puerto Rican people. The name change did not affect any change in the nearly total control the U.S. wields over economic and political affairs on the island. And according to the U.S. Supreme Court, Puerto Rico is still "belonging to, but not part of' the United Public officials do on the way States, a good description of a colony. Reaction to this deception was swift. On October 30, 1950, Nationalists revolted in Jayuya, Barrio Obrero, Arecibo, and Utuado, which were put down by the National Guard. The "Gag Law" was used to imprison suspected Nationalists in reaction to the revolt. On November 1, hearing of the revolts and massacre of Nationalists, Oscar Collazo The solar system will be a busy place for previous flybys (1967 saw the first Earth and Griselio Torresola attacked Blair House, the temporary residence of President probes, one of which was a Soviet lander — the double-cross the next few months. omy In mid-November, High Energy Astron¬ Observatory 2, nicknamed "Einstein," the first of eight. The current Pioneer probes are not designed to survive impact.) Truman as a symbolic act of sacrifice. Torresola was killed and Collazo was sentenced to life imprisonment. In 1954, 4 more Nationalists fired shots in Congress to publicize the While MSU gears up for winter term. plight of Puerto Rico. Five Congressmen were wounded and the four, Lolita Lebron, gave humanity its first glimpse of the edges Irving Flores, Rafael Cancel Miranda, and Andres Figueroa Cordero received 50-75 year The election is over, the "lame ducks" have given up, and the of the observable universe. Voyager l's cameras will come alive as that sentences. Figueroa Cordero has since been released due to an untreated case of terminal re-elected officials are voting in the traditional post-election pay Looping the Earth 290 miles overhead, flyby rushes toward its early-March tour of cancer. The remaining three, with Oscar Collazo, are the longest-held political prisoners the $100 million, 20-foot cylinder gathers Jupiter and its major satellites. Jupiter's increases. in the Western Hemisphere. This heroism has not gone unnoticed. mass is over twice that of all other planets X-rays that left their sources up to 10 billion The following article, to be published tomorrow, will deal with efforts in the U.N. to get Ingham County officials are slated for increases. These will cover years ago. Since the universe is believed to combined; its atmosphere is hundreds of justice for Puerto Rico, and the recent De-Colonization Resolution in the U.N. everything from county commissioners to the county's share of judges' be some 12 billion years old, "Einstein" is miles deep, its surface, unknown, though oft salaries. How soon they forget. . . peering back nearly to its origins. speculated upon. For years voters and taxpayers have voiced their disgust with Quasars, high-energy objects that have Further into 1979, Pioneer 11 will pass posed problems for theoretical physics since government spending. This year, they succeeded in passing a the late '50s, will be one area of study. Saturn and Titan, its largest moon. With a diameter twice that of Earth's moon, Titan constitutional amendment to limit taxation, and indirectly, spending. According to the Nov. 11 Science News, The State News has a dense atmosphere and seems warmer Politicians agreed with the taxpaying voters that taxation and some physicists are already proposing a than its 890 million-mile distance from the government spending must be out. But for some unknown reason, they revolution in physics theory. Data from sun would lead one to believe. Dr. Carl Thursday, November 30, 1978 have decided pay increases will not upset the plan. "Einstein" may be instrumental in forming Sagan said in 1973 that the Saturnian the opinions of the State News. Viewpoints, columns a new conception of the universe, just as We can understand why government officials wait until after the satellite "may be a miniature of what the Albert Einstein revolutionized that science Earth was like in its early history." personal opinions. election, but we cannot condone it. They know that if they came out over six decades ago and formed the basis Editorial Department Could this distant orb harbor primitive before Nov. 7 and announced their intention to increase their salaries, for our current conception of the universe. life similar to that of Earth in its pre-oxygen Editor-in-chief.. James L.Smith Photo Editor KafhyKfibury they wouldn't gather too many votes. But it seems every year that they The man who is largely responsible for atmosphere days? Pioneer cannot answer Managing Editor.. Anne Stuart Entertainment & Book Editor ... Dove DiMortino have that intent, and are just politically afraid to admit it. "Einstein," Dr. Riccardo Giaconni, com¬ that question, but can help determine its Opinion Editor Kim Shonohon Sports Editor . „ Mike Klocke It is an insult to voters to wait until after the election to.increase mented, "It is possible there are also objects validity. City Editor NunzioLupo Layout Editor Scott Wierengo The next planetary rendezvous is not due Campus Editor Michelle Chambers Freelance Editor Deborah Heyvvood officials' pay. If they really feel they can justify their action, they should out there we don't expect to see." . until Voyager 2's possible 1986 arrival at Wire Editor Paulo Mohr Chief Copy Editor Kenneth E Parker vote the increase before the election so all voters know the truth about Complimenting these observations, both Viking Mars landers continue to pile up Uranus. However, the results of the mis¬ Staff Representative Joy I. Haenleln government spending. data on that rust-colored world. Already sions already discussed should provide Advertising Department In the past few years it has become fashionable for officials to threaten fodder for analysis and discussion until at Bob Shaffer Assistant Advertising Manager. GinoSpaniolo they've been there longer than one 688-day Advertising Manager. resignation because they can't make ends meet on government salaries. Martian year, and Viking 2 may operate least then. If they really can't get by on government salaries, maybe they should through another winter. One conclusion drawn so far is that while consider getting other jobs. Or do we have a government full of Martian channels may very well have been unemployables? carved by flowing water, the lack of erosion We can understand an official's greed, especially in a time of on level areas indicates an absence of rain. double-digit inflation. We can understand some don't have a One of these channels, three times the size DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau commitment to their jobs, except for the money. And we can also of Earth's Grand Canyon, is mute testimony understand how some will resist their peers' efforts for pay increases that if water was responsible, Mars had until it becomes obvious they might as well jump on the bandwagon, or it great volumes of that liquid in its distant past. will leave without them. There are a lot of bad things we understand, though, and that does not lead us to condone or accept them. Earth's "sister planet" comes under We don't want to create a patriotic facade, but we believe government terrestrial scrutiny next month, when Pioneer Venus slips into orbit to relay officials owe the public more than just their presence at the county seat signals from five atmospheric probes sche¬ or capital city. They owe a little respect for the wishes of the electorate, duled to hurtle to the Venerian surface Dec. including cuts in government spending in all wasteful areas, including 9. Two weeks later, a pair of Soviet Venera administrative salaries. flybys will arrive on the scene. Venus has been a mystery despite its We believe they owe a duty to avoid special interests, including proximity to the Earth because of a dense themselves. We believe they owe some honesty; they should tell the atmosphere that prevents visual surface voters what they're getting, instead of saying they will be an. efficient observation. The upcoming effort — the cost-cutter in government. And if they can't observe these few first American surface descent — will demands, they shouldn't run for public office. penetrate that veil more thoroughly than Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 30, 1978 5 Automobiles have VIEWPOINT: ASMSU all the protection The city of East Lansing, MSU, and the Jones explains and advises A eulogy for the local recluse State Highway Department are negligent in their duty to provide safe access fnr people crossing Grand River Avenue Since the ByDANJONES myself and my actions? A conscience or a devil's advocate are During my brief 10 years here, I'd seen plastered on his walls. Living alone for re-surfacing project for this state highway I ran for the position of ASMSU Student Board president, making necessary. An outright hindrance is not. his face a hundred times, yet never once decades at $50 a year was completed over a month ago the a commitment to the undergraduate students of MSU. They elected I am sorry to break my one-year commitment to students. Under addressed him. That crooked smile and Del, I responsible parties have failed to paint the mourn your death in your 87th necessary crosswalk lines to define me by a large margin of votes. My commitment was to act in the the circumstances however, I feel I can be a more productive person those cold, lonely years furrowed in his pedes outside the Student Board President's Office. year. A hermit touches no one, but you trian zones. best interests of all students, as spokesperson, representative and forehead. Del Bennett walked with that deeply touched me. I am so profoundly sad advocate. I have dealt with many of the issues I promised in my uneven gait slowed by countless Michigan that you are gone. I weep at the thought of In a letter to the city manager of East I am especially appreciative of all the people who have expressed winters. Eyes which had seen this cow campaign and met with varying degrees of success—except when I your passing and at the joy of your living. Lansing filed Nov. 20, the details of the dealt with the Student Board. Some of those issues include: keeping concern over the past week and who have gone out of their way to be college grow to what must have seemed like problem were discussed, urging immediate offices open between noon and 1 p.m. campus safety and consistent of assistance. How much easier it would have been to resign on Nov. an incredible apparition. Eyes which had To those of us idle dreamers who aspire resolution of the problem. No action has 22,1978 — the day I made the decision to resign. It is obvious that seen so many wide-eyed freshmen tromping to greatness, here is a man who truly been taken to date, illustrating the insensi¬ support for the State Center for the Performing Arts. the Student Board has taken a distrustful and counter-produc¬ that would only be construed as cowardly or as an admission of briskly through the snow on countless achieved it. For, he reached the goals he tive and incompetent approach to pedest ri:.n tive position to most of my initiatives and projects. Examples: three guilt. I would not have wanted to be misunderstood. November afternoons. had set for himself and he truly was the safety. My resignation is effective as of 5 p.m. on the third of January, person he wished to be. Is that not the workshops for increased productivity of the Student Board, safety 1979. To my friends, I would often speak of him essence of success? Goodbye Del, we dare I urge students to condemn this com "-'in in the Student Services Building and formulation of an advisory I am not resigning from my positions on the Lecture-concert as if he were some local hero living in that not forget you. practice of providing for the v < Ifa-e ...mi committee to improve (or should I say establish?) the direction of safety of automobiles and not people. ASMSU. Advisory Committee, Registration Review Committee or from my creaky house, stubbornly resisting the membership in the Lesbian/Gay Council. I will be very willing to onslaught of modern convenience. Maga Phil Brown I am resigning the position of ASMSU Student Board President work on the Revamping Committee I initiated — with the zines, banana stickers and memories 343 Albert St. were Lifelong Student because I can no longer keep the commitment I made in running for understanding that my direction and ultimate goal will be the position. The hassle of dealing with a petty Student Board abolishment of the Student Board. There is not need for it. It preoccupied with apathy, bureaucracy and petty personal politics accomplishes nothing and has a track record that could easily be outdone by a popularly elected president and vice-president, makes the presidency a stifling, unproductive position. VIEWPOINT: SPORT KILLING I did not enter the President's Office expecting an easy job. I administering the cabinet, while being advised and directed by the knew it would be a heavy workload and one bound to come under major governing groups and councils. The recall power of frequent fire. This is not my reason for resignation. undergraduates would also be streamlined with this system in I am resigning because the Student Board has not exhibited any order to provide a check on the elected officials. trust in my projects — projects initiated from student input. The move to dismiss, is one hassle I am not willing to tolerate. How can I This is the direction ASMSU should be taking. I therefore urge all undergraduates to abstain from voting on the constitutional Visit nature's trophy room work constructively when a board forces me to repeatedly justify amendments on the ballot at winter term registration. who By STEPHEN M.STOLAKIS are "expertly tanned and stuffed," could be in Michigan's Webster gives the following definition for the word humane: forests, enhancing its natural beauty. It is rather interesting that Foster does not use the word "kill" marked by compassion, sympathy, or consideration for other Future of ASMSU on Une human beings or animals. Defending the sport of hunting by using the definition of the once in his article. But after all. isn't that what it all boils dow n to in the end? A man killing an animal that was meant to stay in the confines of nature and not in someone's trophy room"' The hunter word sport, as Chip Foster did in his Viewpoint of Nov. 27, makes an executive director would break up the power of the president's is taking much more than simply an animal with him. He is also ByDANSTOUFFER absolutely no sense at all. I won't deny that hunting is a sport. But There will be two constitutional pro|tosals before the students office, making the board offices more accountable to the board and this assertion by no means condones what I see as a truly destroying an integral part of nature. more accountable to the students. during winter registration. These proposals were designed to allow The third choice is to vote both of these down and retain the disgusting sport. This is a sport which involves the taking of an Chip Foster, along with the many others who enjoy hunting. ,s you, the students, to choose what system you feel would best serve animal's life. And even if a person had to track this animal during a not a humane person. They are all people who are so caught up in current ineffective structure. your needs. There are three choices: prolonged period of time, meticulously aim his/her gun at it and proving themselves to others by killing animals that they try to PROPOSALA It is my opinion that Proposal B will help make the Student Board more accountable to the students. "B" is somewhat like the system pull the trigger, I fail to see what satisfaction can be gained by justify the sport by making rather ludicrous reasons. E.g. a This proposal incorporated a vice-president into the current killing it. MSU Northwestern football game! where you have a mayor and a city manager. This type of system system. This person would run with the president during elections; Hunters, following the definition of the word humane, are by no has worked well for many cities, and corporations as well. Hunting is a deplorable sport which should be prohibited by a vote cast for president is a vote cast for the vice-president. The "B" would eliminate the petty political B.S. that goes on ii means humane. There is a total lack of compassion or consideration vice-president would assume the president's responsitilities when student legislation since some of us are not humane enough to do so on our for animals. Moreover, it is an egocentric sport. Satisfaction is not the need arose. The vice-president would also set up a series of goverment. Student goverment is here to serve the own. Until then, our forests will lose much of its beauty because of students and allow them a role in the future of the University. gained solely by scoring the kill. No, it is also gained by showing people seeking "majestic trophies." And for those of you w ho still workshops for the Student Board. The student populace bitches about the Student Board': off the carcass to others in order to show the others the degree of This proposal would also incorporate an interim period when the disagree with me, why don't you visit nature's own trophy room ineffectiveness. But, is it our fault you don't care enough about the their "physical prowess and skill." This is more evident by the with a camera instead of a gun? Then describe your feelings to me old president would sit with the new board until May 2. when the organization to even vote or voice an opinion? grinning "sportsmen" in various newspapers. when you see a deer on a far side of a knoll, 250 yards away. Who new president takes office. This period would serve as a continutiy, There are three proposals before you during winter term knows, maybe you will even get a humane feeling! or a change-over period, when the new person will be able to learn And no, Mr. Foster, a visit to a local trophy room full of trophies some duties and responsibilities necessary to the organization's registration. You can sit back at home and forget about voting, or would not change my mind. I really couldn't give a damn about the function. you can get off your dead asses and show you care about an stories associated with the macabre trophies. Those poor animals, Stolokis s Hall /unio PROPOSALB organization that should serve your needs and interests. You only get out of government what you put in, and right now all This proposal would eliminate the elected office of president. Instead, a chairperson would be selected by the board to represent you are putting in to ASMSU is hot air. Start caring. Vote and vote for a change! the board, and an executive director appointed by the chairperson to carry out the administrative funcitons of the organization. This breaking up of the president's office into a chairperson and B is only hope for ASMSU By MARK BOONSTRA structure of ASMSU. There is the problem of double representa¬ In resigning the position of ASMSU Student Board president, tion, which could be solved by instituting elections based on Dan Jones referred to the "petty personal politics" that geographical location. There is also the problem of a popularly- preoccupies our student governance system. I do not quarrel with elected president. I have come to the conclusion that the present his assessment; rather, I heartily agree with it. system of presidential election is untenable. Rather than constituting a system of democracy in action, it has become a Last year, I authored a resolution, passed by the students primary cause of the introduction of petty political j^mes. during spring term registration, against the payment of ASMSU At winter term registration, students will be addressing the Student Board members. I hold firm in that position. Yet, there is no question in my mind that student participation is a vital question of whether this system should be changed. The intent of element of the student and university governance systems of this Proposal A is simply to institute the office of vice-president. This solution, I feel, is just as untenable as is the status quo. University. I am also confident that there are students on this MR. J IS INTO SOME¬ However, students will also be voting on Proposal B, which campus who are both truly committed to certain values and willing THING NEW: BANDED would, in effect, abolish the office of the ASMSU president. to participate without engaging in the petty politica that is so Instead, there would be a Student Board chairperson, whose main COLLAR KNIT SHIRTS. evident in our present system. In two years as a student function would be to chair the board meetings, and an executive representative to the Academic Council, I have observed students director. Solid color knit shirt who are willing to participate in a system devoid of such activities. Rather than taking away the students' right to vote, this Thus. I feel, it is the responsiblity of the students of this with woven neckband, proposal would, I feel, reduce the effect of personal politics on University to take an interest in their student government, to ASMSU. It would eliminate some of the and shoulder saddles petty, political games now recognize those petty politicians who are out for their own gain, and to elect responsible, dedicated representatives to ASMSU. being played and some of the circus-like atmosphere that pervades In blue or brown the organization today. This, I feel, is the crux of the problem. Boonstro is 0 Williams Hall senior majoring in Political Science polyester/cotton great However, there are also certain deficiencies inherent in the with jeans and cords by Forum. S-M-L-XL. $15 Special College Ring Sale For [SCHOOL OF CRIMINAL JUSTIC1 A special college ring day will be held for School of Criminal Justice. Pencil stripe placket shirt with tab-buttoned, piped vertical All ArtCarved class rings will be chest pocket, action back pleat. on sale at special prices; Navy or beige polyester/cotton. By Forum. Sizes S-M-L-XL, $15. 864.95 for our most popular selected styles. 810.00 off any other style (rebate) 2 Days Only! 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Michigan AT LANSING CIVIC CENTER 4Holiday9 features precision skating By SANDY HOLT figure skating flow and glide, it SUte News Staff Writer must look effortless and With a whirl of color and dreamy, when it is really a Profile: the photographer light and the smooth swish of a back-breaking, sweaty busi¬ silver blade scraping the frozen ness. ice, the curtain rose on the But the skaters keep warm in Holiday on Ice show at the their skimpy costumes by Lansing Civic Center Tuesday working up a sweat, and the for entertainers, such as rock the psychological attitude of photographs since he was 12 EDITOR S NOTE: This is night. gasps of exhaustion are saved the first in a series of articles bands and the Lansing dance each subject toward having years old. As an MSU stu¬ for behind the curtain. to be run occasionally dealing group, Happendance. his or her picture taken and dent in Justin Morrill College Bringing with it an unusually with members of the local When Playboy Magazine said it "shows in the picture." minoring in Russian, he attractive array of skaters from Themes in the show ranged studied at the Leningrad around the world, the group from the Nostalgic Florodora arts community. Further was searching for women Elbinger said his studio is State University during the dazzled the audience with a Days to the futuristic Century articles will investigate the from the Big Ten universi¬ off to a fairly good start but work of local concert promo¬ ties, several local women added that he "has to work summer of 1968. When more-than-capable exhibition of III, with the sets, costumes and twice as hard and charge Russia was about to invade traditional ice show precision music offering a selection that ters, artists, dancers and asked Elbinger to do their less" than the other studios Czechoslovakia and expelled and style. ribboned through time. portfolios. He photographed build up a clientele. He Americans from the country, By ROSANNE SINGER August 1978's Playmate of to Although the production The exception was the Ha¬ the Month Vicki Witt in his said it takes several years to Elbinger traveled to Vienna climaxed in show-stop¬ State News Staff Writer build a clientele and although and then with a group of never a waiian sequence, which al¬ home. After you've climbed jounalists headed for ping moment that brought the though containing rhythmic Mount Kilimanjaro and audience to its feet, the perfor¬ Polynesian dancing, was set in Prague, Chechoslovakia. He mance was an all-over beautiful photographed it, photo¬ was turned back by police scenery that was too gaudy. treatment of the sometimes graphed the Russian tanks before reaching Prague, but mundane ice show tactics. But as ice shows go, Holiday passing through Kiev on did manage to get some on Ice is one of the most smooth their way to invade Czecho¬ Rubens did photographs. Newcomer Bob and capable productions to slovakia in 1968, and built an light up the ice with his sinuous come along in some time. With¬ 1870s style tintype studio for Elbinger photographed dancer-like movements, adding the Smithsonian Institution, is it possible to be satisfied */■ the 1967 Pentagon March and not only Peace photo¬ the right interpretive touch to out a Dorothy Hamill or a Peggy Fleming to draw in the the double axels, flying sit spins crowds, they must rest on their with a commercial photo¬ graphed the Beatles in Det¬ and split jumps that the soloists graphic studio in East Lans¬ roit and Toronto when they reputation of strong production first touring the United sprinkled throughout the show. numbers to dazzle the audience ing? Apparently so, accord¬ ■; were States, but also met them Patrice Leary also sparkled with. And they did. ing to Douglas Elbinger, who owns such a studio above between shows. as the come-hither epitome of Holiday on Ice will be at the Moon's Restaurant. star quality, although she From 1973 to 1975 Elbin¬ skated less energetically than Lansing Civic Center through He handles a variety of ger was a consultant to the Sunday. the other soloists. photographic jobs, from pass¬ Smithsonian Museum for the port and high school senior bicentennial exhibition. His The slapstick comedy rou¬ pictures to weddings to ad¬ main project was the revival tines, particularly a clown se¬ vertising and product photos to public relations shots and campaign pictures. Elbinger H «> of a process for making tintypes and replication of an 1870s tintype studio. quence by Gigi Percelly and Steve Pedley, added enough new twists and turns to keep 14K WRIST CHAINS *12 hfS opened his studio about a ■ the audience guessing and year ago because he "wasn't making any money." In the last 18 months. Elbinger has freelanced for both APand UPI.andfor six months in 1971 was a laughing. If it is the style and grace of 16" 14K CHAIN '25** photographer with the Det¬ the soloists that add the mo¬ Elbinger has photographed over a hundred weddings. "I like doing weddings," he roit Free Press. He cited photographer Tony Spina of the Detroit Free Press as his ments of triumph, it is the corps of line skaters in the back¬ ground that provide the preci¬ 18" 14K CHAIN '28 *« said. "At first I though they 20" 14K CHAIN '24** main inspiration. sion and coordination that form would be mundane but no Photographer Douglas Elbinger "I study the work of other the center of strength for the two weddings are the same." entire group. Elbinger said there are al¬ his business is "up and down, photographers," Elbinger Elbinger displays photo¬ said. "There is nothing ways differences in colors be pretty 24" 14K CHAIN «24** graphs of past MSU presi¬ it is beginning to The "Ice Holidettes," in beau¬ and lighting that keep the job dents John Hannah, Walter much up." wrong with emulating other tiful pale blue and pink icing- challenging and interesting. Adams and Clifton Wharton photographers." Elbinger employs two coated Florodora Girl cos¬ Attorney General Frank in his studio. Elbinger still gets occas¬ people in his studio. Brenda tumes, executed the smooth Kelley asked Elbinger to do "Portraits are my forte," sional freelance work from foot-work, wheels and kick lines Putnam, who manages the his campaign photos, as did he said. "I try to develop a the Detroit Free Press or studio, and Dave Zimmer¬ that ice shows everywhere Zolton Ferency. rapport with my subjects. I'll man. who runs the dark various trade journals. have inherited from the stage Elbinger often photo¬ take a hundred shots till I get and made their legacy. graphs entertainers, and has the right one." Elbinger also done public relations shots stressed the importance of Elbinger has been taking And they make it look so simple. It is perhaps a contra¬ diction that in order to make WL '60 Minutes' State News Qollei Newsline 355-8252 at the top NEW YORK lUPIl - Tele now open: vision producers yearning after rating points might take les¬ sons from the news team of Mike Wallace. Dan Rather and Morley Safer of CBS-TV's 60 Minutes — the most-watched show in the nation last week, according to the A.C. Nielsen WESTUND SHOPPING CENTER ^^ORNERP^OIIUWOTWAVERll^J FACTORY DEMO SALE Co. Prices good thru 12-4-78 The ratings usually are Mon thru Sat 10am to 9pm The "Man From Rollei" will be here Sat., 12-2-78 11am to 5pm dominated by entertainment programs. 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Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 30, 1978 7 Get Yo Yo Ma shows passion off the , Boys the two oldies, "Peggy Sue" By DORIS TI8HKOFF SUte News Reviewer Bach's Suite #5 in C Minor began with Ma moving from the that Ma's bow could single sustained note. impart to a lyrical intensity evoked cries of "Bravo!" from an electrified ByDAVEDiMARTINO Yo Yo Ma, the 23-year-old richness of the prelude to the The Seven audience. SUte News Reviewer and "Come Go With Me," Popular Spanish cellist who performed in MSU's serene quiet of the fugue and One backstage admirer re¬ The and the general air of ana¬ Songs of De Falla contrasted tragedy of the Fairchild Theatre on Tuesday working gradually into an in¬ ••'ild and graceful dance marked after the concert that present-day Beach Boys chronism I'll just bet Mike evening, has been compared to tensity that became almost "they seem to get so much rhythms with Ma's clean and was, for me, epitomized at Love is encouraging. Not the greatest 20th century cel¬ overwhelming. One felt the unencumbered singing phrases. pleasure themselves from the their simply terrible concert only do we get "Um-bobba- lists, Piatagorsky and Casals. silence and spirituality of a pleasure they have given to¬ this summer at Grand dom-doobie-doo-um-bow" He should not be. The Harvard- huge cathedral as Ma evoked Two encores. Chopin's Pol- night." Indeed, despite their Haven. intros to normal tunes, we educated, Paris-born son of profound sensibility from near- onnaise Brilliante and Kreis- conspicuous modesty both per Present on the stage was get songs like "Kona Coast" whispered tones and gradually ler's Liebeslied were perfect formers radiant with the distinguished Chinese musi¬ were the legendary Brian Wilson, (a Jardine/Love tune, cians is a unique musical phe¬ progressed to the full-force showcases for the total em spirit that had brought the somehow coerced into tour¬ naturally) with these kinda nomenon who fits into no emotionality of Bach's sensual pathy of the two performers. music to heights of eicitement ing and visibly making a fool lyrics: "I wanna go surfin' standard category. His is an world. Her pianistic brilliance and his that evening. of himself. Most of the where 1 dig it the most in extraordinary and inexplicable Both Schumann's Adagio and group's vocals were way out Hawaii." Trying to recap¬ musical talent. of tune; most, no, ALL of the ture former glories isn't In concert with Allegro and Beethoven's Son* pianist Patri¬ ta #4 in C were illuminated by songs they sang were exactly the smartest direc¬ cia Zander, herself an outstand¬ pathioally dated, and Mike tion for the Beach Boys to the drama and lyricism which ing artist, he treated the MSU characterized all of their perfor Love, the "charismatic" take, but oF "transcenden¬ audience to an evening of music Beach Boy showman, was tal" Mike apparently knows mance. In these pieces as in so vital, intense, and warm that making a complete idiot of both himself and his aud- what side his bread is but¬ tered on, and M.I.U. is his at concert's close they could not let go of their own high spirits, Debussy 's Sonata #1 in D Minor the two musicians would lean toward one another almost The winning and refused to allow the two And the worst of it, the single moment that epito¬ mized the irony and sheer The moment of the most nauseating entire album performers to stop. Ma and Zander had a vitality touching, as if their musical intimacy refused to give way to the barriers of space. In the strategy. comes at its climax, "Winds and spirit which gave the contradiction of the whole Debussy the contrasts of deli¬ of Change" (written by Ron appearance of its being a "chor¬ cate nuances, swirling passions, affair, came in an offstage aside by Mike Love to one of Altbach and Ed Tuleja, two eographed recital." Totally im¬ mersed in the music and in and exquisite tenderness of the Wnruaniesli'om of Mike Love's Celebration the band's soundmen. Loud work seemed to flow from their bread), looks for some kind flunkies), in which the complete empathy with one and clear, booming through and soon enough — who minds through their bodies and of "Won't last forever" refrain another at all times, their the microphones came Mike could tell? — another Pet positive acceptance and finally from their instruments. receives it nowhere but at from "When I Grow Up" is bodies constantly swayed and Love's mortifying request: Sounds might be on the way. 'HE FUN SHOP the record stores, where quoted — no doubt to instill moved so that sound and mo¬ Three Short Pieces by "Hey, turn down Brian's Unfortunately, the rough¬ in the listener some kind of tion reinforced one another. Ma Webern had the spectral effects mike!" Capitol reissue compilations ness that made Love You ao like Endless Summer and musical/organic will-the- embraced the cello lovingly and of that composer's deliberate Well. Mike Love should be likeable has been smoothed circle-be-unbroken concept. Spirit of America go plati¬ they rocked as one body while exploitation of silence, as well quite pleased with the Beach over into pulp on M.I.U. The To put it kindly, it's the pits. his mouth moved in wordless as the unbelievable significance num while Love You gathers Boys new album; M.I.U. album is actually more of a expression of deeply-felt per¬ dust. Since he's responsible Obviously I could go on (Warner Bros. MSK 2268) is Mike Love/Al Jardine colla¬ for writing and singing most ceptions; simultaneously, Zan¬ a disappointing piece of dreck, and Brian Wilson has most definitely been "turned boration than a Brian Wilson effort, and accordingly, it has no personality, musical of the Love You album, he thinks maybe Mike Love and on. The Beach Boys are one of my favorite groups, I still think Brian Wilson is der's ballet-like motions re¬ flected the melodic line. Ma's unusual mannerism, tilt¬ f WOMEN'S COUNSELING CENTER ^ down." might be right. So instead of musical genius and Mike or otherwise. ing his head back as if to hear Were it not for the fact likeable lyrics about what a Love is a misdirected tur¬ the music from a level all his FREE the situation cool guy Johnny Carson is, that the group's last LP, The I can see key that someone should we get turgid stuff like "Hey own, caused a witty music-lover Mike Love, the only have eaten for Thanksgiving Beach Boys Love You, was now: little tomboy/sit here on my to remark on his stature as a PREGNANCY TESTING Gynecological Care the band's best album in Beach Boy with any kind of years ago. If Brian Wilson "laid-back cellist." These physi¬ years, I supose M.I.U.'s stage presence, telling Brian lap/1 got things that I gotta and his brothers forgot fi¬ cal mannerisms, which might Experienced Counselors Birth Control Assistance Wilson the public wants and tell you/No more skate¬ nances for a while and just sheer ordinariness might -hereto help you Pregnancy Terminations needs the "Surfin' U.S.A." boards, put away your base¬ concentrated on making prove distracting in a lesser have been predicted, espe¬ artist, never compromised the with your individual cially in view of the bland Beach Boys, not the experi- ball mitt/Roughlivin' days good music - i.e. giving mentalism that Wilson pro¬ are through." Mike Love and Al Jardine superb quality of the music. needs. ness of its predecessor, 15 Instead they seemed appropri¬ vided on Pet Sounds. Pet the gate maybe they Big One's. Rut Love You was Don't — ate to a duo who radiated close to a full fledged mas¬ Sounds didn't sell, he'd say, get me wrong, wouldn't have to worry though Brian Wilson is exuberance and absolute dedi¬ just like Smiley Smile, Wild pleasing the public about 349-1060 — terpiece: the looniness and artistic withdrawal made by Honey or Friends — because listed as partial composer of eight of the LP's 12 tunes. cation. Ma's style is marked by his 332-3554 head Beach Boy Brian they didn't have hits, we Years from now I'll prob¬ remarkable gift for sustaining weren't giving the public You wouldn't know it, seemed to have come to an what it wants. though. Except for "She's ably still be listening to the appropriate purpose and end, and everything — the "Match Point of Our Love," mood of the music, whether songs, the dopey-but not And Brian Wilson, not Got Rhythm," "Sweet,Sun M.I.U.'s only top-notch clas¬ 927 E. Grand River day Kinda Love," "My turbulent or still, loud or soft. 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By JERRY BRAUDE from last year so I knew I would have a chance to play varsity my This is the second meeting between the two teams. Last year State News Sports Writer first year," Belland said. the Spartans defeated CMU easily, but assistant coach Jean With a ruling squad this vear. MSU's hockey team is building for Although his colleague Mazzoleni has had a rough beginning (a Collins says this year's meet should be much closer because the hr future, hoping that the 10 freshmen will someday come lot of it due to the lack of.support he's been getting) with a 6.30 Chippewas are quite improved. through for them. goals-against-average in league play, Belland said that he's been "This should be a good meet," Collins said. "We saw them at a Yet. some of the class of '82 have been immediate contributors, learning from him. "He knows the teams around the league and how to play them," relay a couple of weeks ago and they are greatly improved over especially goaltender Doug Belland. last year's team. We still feel we can win, but they will give us Belland has yet to have a disappointing outing, while he shares Belland said. Belland isn't about to write-off Mazzoleni for the either. good competition." the goaltending duties with junior Mark Mazzoleni. He has season, In MSU's first dual meet of the season against Western accounted for both Spartan Western Collegiate Hockey Associa¬ "Mark is a helluva goaltender," Belland said. "He'll end up Michigan University, Parks put most of her swimmers in their tion victories this year, the first one at Michigan Tech, 5-4, and the saving more wins for us than losses." "off' events and still won the meet handily. Collins says that will he- last Friday night against North Dakota, 4-2. His 4.06 With the icers' slow start of 2-8 in the WCHA, Belland is setting change tonight and all the swimmers will be swimming their major goals iit.unst average in league play puts him eighth in the as his goal helping the Spartans finish in the top eight of the events in anticipation of the tougher competition. WCHA. WCHA to make the playoffs. Kathy Kolon, whom Collins says is already equaling her best Belland has surprised everyone at MSU with his fine play as a "I just want to get into the playoffs, because then the stage is set times of last year, will swim in the 100-yard breaststroke and the freshman, including his coach. Amo Bessone, who has had a string where anything can happen," Belland said. "In the playoffs the 200-yard individual medley. • •f fine goaltenders to play for him. stage is always set for upsets." Sandy Sarhatt, whose best event is the butterfly, will get a Doug is doing better than we expected, and I just hope he The 5-foot-8, 165-pounder uses his style of being a stand-up • chance to show her talent in the 100-yard and 200-yard butterfly. continues to keep it up." Bessone said. "He's quick and he has the goaltender while also using his stick well. Becky Stanley will be favored in the sprint-freestyle events, and makings to have an outstanding college career. He has the right "When I was really young, I had a very strict coach that stressed divers Jeannie Mikle and Patty McDonnell should sweep both the attitudf ami works hard. He doesn't let things bother him." very much that I stand up," Belland said. "He told me I wouldn't be one-meter and three-meter diving; according to Collins. i.ir.d wa- a late recruit during the Spartans' invasion of playing much longer if I flopped all over. So I have adopted that Collins says the coaches are expecting strong swims from Canada last spring. He is from Sudbury, Ontario, Canada, where kind of style ever since. everyone and that MSU should win every event. he play ed Junmr J hockey for North Bay of the Ontario Provincial "Since I am a stand-up goaltender, I have to use my stick a lot. I "We believe we are strong enough to win every event, so there also practice on it whenever I get a chance." are really no "must" events for us," she said. "The relays should be I came here because I knew Mark was the only goaltender left Belland finds the play in the WCHA to develop'quicker than in close, expecially in the freestyle, but we should win them too." Canada because there is no red A big reason for the coaches' optimism is the continued line to call a two-line pass offsides. emphasis in longer and harder workouts, which includes weightlifting daily. Grapplers at Penn State "Since there's no red line, I have to concentrate more," "They are swimming 12,000 to 13,000 yards a day, and will still swim 11,000 yards the day before a meet," Collins said. Belland said. "This league is also very (continued on page 9) By ADAM TEICHER should sweep to the championship in this weight quick. There are no State News division. pushover teams in this league." Sports Writer "I'm working on rebounds "We want to win. That's the goal we always Peninger said before the team left for because a lot of goals have been have. It's no different this time." Pennsylvania that most likely, MSU will send the scored against me that way. I'm That's what MSU wrestling coach Grady same wrestlers that battled the Wolverines on USED SKI EQUIPMENT SALE I'eninger said as he and the Spartan grapplers Monday night. "In all probability, we'll use the trying to contain as many of KM It MENS I.M. them as I can. I'm never NOV. 27- DEC. 1 1-7 pm DAILY prepare to meet some of the toughest competi¬ same ones again," he said. tion they have faced this season when they The tournament set-up is the same as the completely satisfied with my wrestle in the Sixth Annual Penn State set-up in the MSU Invitational two weeks ago. play. When I let up a goal, it's a One member from each team wrestles in every mistake. So I'm always working University Invitational Wrestling Tournament in to get better." University Park. Penn. Friday and Saturday. weight class, so there will be eight wrestlers in The Spartans will be one of eight teams each division. There will be consolation matches competing for the championship. Penn State, the for third, fifth and seventh places, in addition to Sports re-cap host school, is considered the team to beat, but the championship finals, so every wrestler is several other schools have competitive squads. In addition to MSU and Penn State, Clemson, guaranteed to wrestle three different bouts. If Peninger does take the same team that set for Friday Members of the MSU and Western Michigan Maryland. Pittsburgh. Auburn, Clarion State wrestled U-M to the tournament, he will be The sports section in Friday's women's swim teams start a race during a dual meet and Michigan will be there. counting on big performances from several State News, the last issue to be earlier this season. MSU is at Central Michigan The Spartans last match was with the Spartans. One will be Shawn Whitcomb. published fall term, will include tonight. Wolverines, and MSU took a 23-14 victory. Big Whitcomb, a senior from Grand Rapids, missed a special summary of the athlet¬ wins by Mike Walsh in the 134-pound class and all last season with an injury, but is back and ics during fall term at MSU. Jeff Therrian in the 142 pound division paced the looks to be in top form after beating Indiana Articles and photos will re¬ way for MSU. NCAA The Wolverines, however, have two-time champion Mark Churella in the 158-pound State heavyweight Bruce Baumgartner in the finals of the MSU Invitational and then edging U-M's Eric Klasson in the only two Spartan cap ball MSU's championship foOt- well successful years other varsity the SPECIAL SALE! class. Churella pinned Ron Sobel of MSU and matches this season. sports had. LIEBERMANN'S® PROPHYLACTICS Christmas gift... TOP CASH a good brief case in lasting leather It's the ideal gift for so many people. Choose from our complete selection of slim portfolios, sturdy brief bags and efficient attache cases in styles for men and women. 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Drug Student Stent, *?ue. tores (Mote: This game is being played over Christmas Break) ACROSS FROM OLIN Michigon Stole News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 30. 1978 9 Men will be limited to one IM team Brammer an All-American confusion. additional playing time. By CHERYL FISH a rule next term allowing This is to ensure that all The first 500 teams to regis¬ "We want everyone who MSU tight end Mark Brammer led a group Eugene Byrd and defensive tackle Melvin State News Sports Writer players to compete on only one those who wish to play can do Land all named to the first team. The Men's IM will implement ter at the managers' meeting wants to play to be able to do of Spartan football players who received were basketball team. so." Sierra said. If there are post-season honors as he was named first- Michigan's Rick Leach was the first team "Last year we had to turn Monday through Wednesday, back 30 or 40 teams," said January 8 through 10 in the players who cannot find a team team All-American by United Press Interna quarterback. to join, Sierra urges them to tional. Larry Sierra, associate director sports arena of the Men's IM, Swimmers travel to CMU of IM sports. It has not been uncommon in will be eligible to play. Basketball games will be held come them in and they will try to find on a team that is short of Brammer, a junior from Traverse City, was the only Big Ten player who made the The Chicago Tribune also announced its All-Big Ten team, with five Spartans on the the past for teams or members winter t,erm Sunday through players, or form a whole new UPI's All-American squad. squad. On this team, MSU's Eddie Smith was (continued from page 8) of a team to play on a combina¬ Thursday beginning at 6 p.m., team. Four other Spartans joined Brammer on picked ahead of Leach at the quarterback The idea, Collins says, is to build strength and endurance now tion of residence hall, fraternity going until 11 p.m. or midnight. Since there are only six UPI's All Big Ten team. Flanker Kirk position. Other Spartans selected were: with the hard workouts, then begin to cut down on the workouts courts available for use in the Gibson, punter Ray Stachowicz, split end Gibson, Brammer, Land and Dan Bass. and independent A or B league They do not start any earlier so later in the season, with emphasis on quality rather than quantity. that those who wish to drop in Men's IM and two to five in teams. The hard work is paying off already, according to Collins. "Some for informal shooting may do Jenison Fieldhouse, these limi¬ However, due to the restric¬ of the girls are swimming their lifetime best times right now tations must be placed if the tions of available facilities, during this heavy workout period, so later when we cut back on there will be a 500-team limit, Men may still join co-rec program is to run smoothly and workouts the times should be really good," she said. teams if fairly. putting an end to the old they wish to get in The meet will begin at 7 p.m. in CMU's Dan Rose Center. "There's no way we can handle the bulge anymore," Sierra said, "the seam is rup¬ tured." The IM tried holding Softball Comfort and Craftsmanship JEFF MINAHAN games until 2 a.m., but it didn't work out. Sierra said there were officials and staff to think MSU probation about. overcame While there will be no hard¬ Come in to Shepard's Shoes just to touch these beautiful leather boots. These fine core policing by the IM staff to check up on the activities of leathers are silicone impregnated to be players, Sierra suspects that completely waterproof. And the deep cush¬ violations will quickly surface. ioned insole adds insulation to the soft glove The "struggle" is over. championship became the goal to reach. Individual suspensions would This is not to say it was easy. When I said struggle, I was not leather lining, effectively insulating to well On January 18,1979, three years of probation imposed by the be given should violations oc- NCAA and Big Ten Conference on the MSU football program will being dramatic. below zero. And Shepard's has officially come to an end. The Spartans become eligible for The first year on probation was particularly tough. Everything "WeH be watching carefully, your size! Give your feet the was in a shambles. MSU had a new offense which everyone spent but the burden rests on the post-season bowl appearances and once again will be allowed to be insulated comfort they deserve seen on ABC television on Saturday afternoons. the season adjusting to, we did not have top quality players, and student," Sierra said. this winter. Give Three years ago, when Darryl Rogers entered Jenison no one outside of MSU really knew we were even alive. I remember the Friday practice before the opening game that 'em Timberland Fieldhouse to meet the MSU football team for the first time, I was just beginning my first year as a student manager for the football year against Ohio State down in Columbus. The look on Roger's boots. You'll be face as the team got off the bus to dress in the locker room made it FREE team. Probation was just beginning, and the situation looked glad you did! anything but promising. quite obvious he was very nervous. It was almost as if he was WINTER Now I am ending my career as a manager, the probation is over, asking himself, "What have I done? What am I doing here?" and the Spartans are Big Ten Champions. I will always have to MSU went on to lose badly to Ohio State 49-21, and the year STORAGE never did get better. The team had to suffer many hardships, some remember my three years as a manager as the probation years. with Not only did I read about them for the past three seasons, I which were very hard to take. Rogers says the Minnesota game experienced them. I was there with the team to see it all, the that year was the toughest for him to accept only because more Bicycle Tune-Up frustration and failure which was talked about so much, and than any other game MSU should have won that one. For me personally, the Northwestern defeat was toughest. You ultimately the triumph. So what was it like? Was the probation really all that bad? How much did it truly affect the players and coaches over the past three don't know what it is to lose until you go down to Evanston and get beat by Northwestern 42-21, in front of 10,000 fans. @ $1500 Styles for Men and Women years? Despite all these hard times, the staff and the players never or If you think I am going to say what everyone has been saying all quit. I will always remember this about these teams. I am not along, like, it didn't affect us, we really didn't think about it, there giving a rah-rah endorsement of Rogers for Coach of the Year or Complete Overhaul wasn't much we could do, etc. etc. etc., well, you are absolutely anything like that, it's just what I have observed for three years, and something 1 feel MSU supporters should know. right. And this is the best tribute possible to the people of this program. So here MSU's Big Ten Champion (Sorry Bo, the score was 24-15, we're not sharing anything). With all that has been written @ $2900 A whole line of insulated waterproof boots. Rogers, his staff, and all the players on the last three teams here at MSU simply put the probation aside and lived with it. It was this year about how good the Spartans are, I still think maybe both wheels trued, oil bearings always there, an accepted fact, but not once did it hinder the many people are underestimating just how good this 1978 team removed, cleaned &-repacked. people involved from trying to build a winning football team. And really was. Drakes & derailleurs removed. from for it they deserve a lot of credit. I could give you all the statistics that you have seen before, but :leaned, adjusted) I often made a habit of listening in when radio or television what really proved to me how good we were were the things that people came to practice to interview coaches or players. Whenever happened this year that I had not seen in the past wo years, little things and big things. The practices were different, passes were Velocipede OhegQfd' s the issue of probation was brought up, the answer was always the 326 S. Washington 317 E. Grand Rivei same. We, as a team, could do nothing about it, so we were going caught, there weren't many fumbles, and plays worked. In the to concentrate on winning the Big Ten and wait until our time games, there were plays made this year that just did not happer Downtown Lansing East Lansing Peddler You may wondered if have heard this answer over and over again but still maybe in the back of their heads the players and coaches were really quite bothered. I can tell you now that they two years ago. One of these very coaches, whose opinion I have learned to respect much, has said quietly that we are probably the fifth best team in the country. This may sound far-fetched to some people, MlXGrand tUner 485-7215 hoes 332-2815 but stop and think about it. Except for the times MSU was sloppy 581-7140 were not lying. From day one, the attitude was "so what?", and the Big Ten (continued on page 10) ■CLOW PARAMOUNT NEWS BASKETBALL TICKETS SPECIAL STUDENT TICKETS PONTIAC SILVERDOME DECEMBER 19, 1978 CINCINNATI YS MSU SPARTANS TICKETS $3.00 ON SALE NOW AT JENISON FIELD HOUSE GET THEM WHILE THEY LAST!" "I Q Michigon Stote News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 30, 1978 RA Bv KATHLEEN A. exchanges provide of fun and special experiences women also trapped Hineman into their jobs. said. "They found out that all , RA. reinforcei system either has to run upstairs or Holmes said she would not ANDERSON for both the RAs and.the in his room twice by jamming "It's the closest I've come to RAs have the same rules to "We had to clean up our act," downstairs to use the bathroom encourage doing an exchange It is not often that one residents. pennies in his door. re-creating the family feeling at follow." Grunert said. because of the community bath- for more than three or four woman gets to live with 50 men "The exchange gave me a "I had to call a guy from the MSU." MacFadden said. Ann Plumley, head adviser of Beth Samples, a resident on room set-up in the residence days because the novelty wears break from the old routine," third floor to get me out," She felt because the men Phillips Hall, said through the Holmes' floor, said almost hall. out quickly. or that one man gets to live knew she would be their RA for with 50 women. Snyder Hall RA Sheryl Holmes Hineman said. exchanges the RAs get an everyone enjoyed the ex¬ said. "The different surround¬ Snyder RAs Jo MacFadden only a short while, they were appreciation for one another's change. But Snyder-Phillips resident assistants have halls been ings and people made it fun." and Todd Wakevainen also talkative and friendly. Wakevainen said he returned problems. This, in turn, helps the staff work better together. MacFadden said the change provided the men with a ex¬ Probation woes gone doing just that - and loving Snyder RA Neil Hineman, recently completed an ex to his own floor with better Residence hall residents re¬ good lesson in a male-female (continued from page 9) every minute of it. Holmes' counterpart in the change. McFadden and the men from feelings. In seeing different acted favorably to the ex¬ relationship "without the social and stopped themselves, who could play with them after the Notre The RAs participate in ex¬ exchange, had a lot of fun even Wakevainen's floor stayed up problems on the other floor, he changes. games." Dame game when they really came into their own? changes in which a male RA though the women gave him a until 2 a.m. playing guitars and got a new angle on some "The exchange showed how "It's the first time a lot of the So probation is over and things should only get better. AU of the switches rooms and roles with a rough time. problems with his own. other RAs work," said David women have lived that close to ingredients are there for MSU to become a legitimate contender female RA for three or four The first night Hineman took singing. over Sheryl's floor, the women The RAs found the ex¬ MacFadden said the ex Rouff, a freshman from Wake¬ a man other than a father or for a national championship in the near future. I can assure you the days. The exchange provides a lot threw him in the shower. The changes offered new insights changes reinforce the RA sys vainen's floor. "It made you brother," Wakevainen said. right people are there to accomplish just that. tern. appreciate your own RA." The RAs said the exchanges See you in Pasadena in 1980. "The residents on your floor Jim Grunert, a junior from had few disadvantages. They realized that they're not just Wakevainen's floor, said it was said they became tired of living being singled out," MacFadden "strange" at first with a woman out of a suitcase. Also, the RA Global job scene surveyed CAMPUS Students torn between traveling this summer and making extra cash may be able to Jobs available range from those requiring specific skills, such as underwater photo¬ U.S. guide sold PIZZA DELIVERS: do both. graphic models, to more general types of Writer's Digest Books. More than 50,000 summer The 1979 Directory of Overseas Summer employment, such as kitchen helpers. The directory costs $5.95 and 337-1377 jobs are available across the Jobs published by Writer's Digest Books The directory costs 16.95 and may be United States for students may be ordered through 9933 contains listings of summer jobs all across the Alliance Road. Cincinnati, Ohio globe. ordered through Writer's Digest Books, 9933 eager to travel. The jobs, wage rates, and the 45242. The listings, written by the employers, Alliance Road, Cincinnati, Ohio 45242. A 1978 directory is available at the MSU potential employers to contact A 1978 guide is available at contain such information as types of jobs, listed in the 1979 Summer the MSU library's reference number of openings, wage rates, job require¬ Library's reference desk with call number HF are Employment Directory of the desk with the call number HF ments and application dates. 5382 D5. United States published by the 5381 N277. ************************************************ In Britain Chambermaids, petro pump l FT. LA UDERDALE attendants and launch drivers are jus' a few of the typiralh English jobs to be found throughout the British Students can learn about summer employment in the Isles in the 1979 Summer Jobs in Britain directory. 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"As consumers have become more conscious of health and the make reservations for spring The membership fee includes help with housing and direc¬ part nutrition plays in maintaining health, they have also break. a bi-monthly newsletter that tions or even if they land in jail, "Some people simply feel lost become more vulnerable to health-related claims for food For those south-bound vaca¬ contains articles on travel, Reuben Johnson, managing and others just don't know DETROIT(UPI) The city's and general ambience of loca¬ products," the Federal Trade Commission staff said Tuesday where to go to - tioners who are simply lost night life, and an apartment- director cf the club, said. have fun," reputation, marred a few years tions, people are choosing and after a four-year study. hunters Cruise said. when it comes to planning trips guide. After members receive their continue to put the emphasis on The staff recommended that the five-member commission ban ago by a high crime rate, is and making reservations, a Many of the articles are Interested vacationers may improving as a place where the Southeast and Southwest," ads for "health foods" and establish strict definitions for what written membership card, they can personalized travel club is now by members of the expect up to 20 percent dis¬ write for membership and in¬ ambitious executives would McCormick said. "natural" and "organic" foods are. available. club. all formation at: Sun Spot 79 Club, The commission is expected to act on the recommendation counts on the services choose to work, a survey by a Sun Spot The club, which consists of New York seemed to have Productions, a provided through the Sun Spot Box 9008, Daytona Beach, Fla. New York firm said Tuesday. early next year. If adopted, the regulation could be in effect in travel club in about 5,000 members, stresses the strongest negative image, Daytona Beach, Merchants Association. 32014. about a year. However, the harsh i the survey said. Fla., has constructed a package its "personalized travel ar¬ The FTC's bureau of consumer protection said, "The term deal for anyone who joins their and lingering image a "bleak, "The one city in this counry 'health food' falsely attributes special or superior health-giving gray town" remains with execu¬ tives, in the survey, opting for properties to certain foods and... cannot be defined or qualified in any meaningful way." membership club. For a $10 yearly membership fee, vacationers can obtain dis¬ Computer Graph-Pix i CLDWORLD- warmer climates when given the choice. The regulation also would prohibit false claims such as those that foods can by themselves prevent or treat diseases. counts from theaters, restau¬ rants, and night-life spots. CAD WASL "There are still a tremendous Any food advertised as "natural" would have to be free of The discounts are made pos¬ © James Cabrera, executive number of people who say, 'Detroit, skip me.' " said Bob vice-president of Drake Beam & Associates, said the work artificial ingredients. Foods could not be touted as "organic" if fertilizers or pesticides had been used on them. sible through the Sun Spot Merchants Association. Featuring: Barlow of Troy's Executive In addition, advertisers itself is most important in could not claim that a food is "These particular merchants Kiftat pressora Search Incorporated of Ameri- hoi wax determining whether nutritionally better than other foods merely because if qualifies are picked by us because we an execu¬ as either natural or organic. UiliRltid tive would relocate. think they are the best," Dave Straps! Detroit scores higher than The FTC staff said the regulation is needed because of the Cruise, managing director of hoi water Cleveland, Buffalo and Newark, "When it gets down to brass increasing number of misleading food ads. It said the food the club, said. detargB«t tacks, if the opportunity is right Didn't you IMmy Tuntdoy adf J but is lumped with New York industry last year spent more than $1.3 billion to promote sales. "These merchants have a- a city which still presents and the pay is right — they'll as greed to give discounts because GRAND RIVER AND NORTHWIND DR. problems for companies trying it could also benefit them by NEXT TO BUS STOP DISCO to recruit new executives. getting more business," he said. ^ 220MACafco»*AII«'«y "These are cities that are always difficult to move people into," said Dudley Darling, a director of Ward Howell Asso¬ ciates, another executive- Ji-Q-'A New Twist presents... 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The ethical res tenance organizations employ Iu Christmas can American Medical Association, lines to their members and trictions seek to prevent any physicians who work for a by prohibiting doctors from what those guidelines should doctor from presenting infor¬ salary instead of sending bills say," Hunter said. 1 advertising, has fostered an mation about his practice to the for every service, an arrange¬ illegal price-fixing conspiracy that has inflated medical bills, an administrative law judge and He insisted that the AMA favors a physician advertising free flow of public public in any way that "sets him apart from other physicians," he said. ment that critics of the medical establishment say medical costs. holds down % ruled Wednesday. information about health care A conspiracy between doc¬ Barnes tossed aside AMA Federal Trade Commission services. "We are opposed to tors through their associations contentions that the FTC has PROMASTIR Judge Ernest G. Barnes said false and misleading advertis¬ has served to "deprive con¬ no jurisdiction over it. He said LED CHINON the AMA's policy against doc¬ ing and its adverse impact on sumers of the free flow of the association is "organized to tors advertising for patients, the quality of health care commercial information that is carry on business for its own Compact, semi-automatic adopted early this century to available to patients," Hunter indispensable in making in profit and/or that of its mem solid state SLR stamp out medical quackery, said. formed economic decisions," he hers." has developed into a device for The decision comes after a said. A separate FTC investiga¬ insuring physicians' profits. series of rulings in recent years The AMA also has restricted tion is trying to determine if Barnes ordered the 200,000- that have given lawyers, engi¬ competition through its opposi the AMA illegally restricted member AMA, the largest pro¬ neers, druggists and optome¬ tion to innovative methods of the supply of physicians and fessional association in the trists the right to advertise. offering health care, including health care services by its world, to rescind its rules that The pivotal ruling in this health maintenance organiza¬ involvement in accreditation of The PRO CHINON keep physicians from adver¬ series was a June 1977 decision tions, Barnes said. Health main¬ medical schools. SIR* tising or otherwise soliciting by the Supreme Court, striking Perfect for rapturing holi¬ patients. down the American Bar Associ¬ day memories Also mokes The AMA said in a statement ation's restriction on advertis¬ O greot gift for any comero it will appeal the order. 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We teach life, not He told the congregation His Guyanese followers nod make and sell pastries, clothes being has promised to give to death. We triumph over death. blacks in North and South and chant in unison, "Amen." and shoes. the chosen people. This is why we follow a very America are oppressed by He is a man of many names, a The main House of Israel strict diet that God gave to 'The purpose of my mission white theologians, colonialists, fugitive, and the leader of the temple is in a white, run-down in Guyana is to resurrect the Israel. We do not smoke. We do not drink.' We don't use dope or capitalists and imperialists. House of Israel, a cult more four-story wooden building in dead people, the African race, dedicated to black power than this Georgetown suburb. drugs." "I have come that you might that has been slaughtered by to Judaism and one of many About 70 members live in the white theology. be freed from all these things if religious sects flourishing in 15 rooms and the dormitory At the House of Israel ser you will turn away from white Guyana. "We are Jews by above the temple. He, his wife "The European man has vices, the followers sing what theology and become followers nature, not by religion," said and three children live in the taken the Bible and made Washington calls "revolution¬ of me," he told the congrega one of his followers. plush Bel Aire suburb among everybody white and is preach¬ ary songs" and hold prayer tion. "I will show that the world Born David Hill in Nashville, diplomats and government offi¬ ing a white theology that made services. can be ours." Ark., he uses the name Omari cials. slaves of my people throughout Oba, but is Rabbi Edward The mass suicide-murder of the world. My job is to pull Emmanuel Washington to the more than 900 Americans at the them out of these graveyards CAMPUS Jonestown settlement of the called white theology and public. He says he does not resurrect them." SKIIRS! PIZZA know his age. Peoples Temple, another reli¬ USED SKI EQUIPMENT SALE He looks about 50, has re¬ gious cult, has thrust the House KM 16 MENS I.M. DELIVERS: of Israel and its relationship Washington says a number of ceding gray hair and a mouthful his followers are Americans NOV. 27-DEC I I-7pmDAILY of crooked teeth. Followers call with the government of Prime who have taken Guyanese citi¬ 337-1377 his wife "the queen," and "my Minister Forbes Burnham into the limelight. Some critics say zenship. lady." He started the House of Washington is a menace, per¬ "We do not believe in vio¬ Israel with four people three haps a dangerous one, but that Stote News/lro Stricksfein and one-half years ago after he enjoys favors from the leaving Cleveland, Ohio, where government in exchange for The original phones on the first floor of the Student Services Building were he faced 45 years in prison on political support. replaced by Michigan Bell repair persons Wednesday afternoon. "My relationship to the prime charges of blackmail, using the mails to defraud and income tax minister and the Guyanese evasion. government is that I am a black "They said I owed income man and the prime minister is taxes," he said. "I never had a black," says Washington. "I've Soviets announce new job that earned a check. My life is the church. In Cleveland, 1 only seen him about once since I've been in the country. had a store-front church at "I'm not political, ... and 105th Street for $90 a month. I that's very difficult in Guyana was evicted because I couldn't because if you have a base or if defense budget for '79 pay the rent." The House of Israel itself, he said. supports you a have what people consider powerful organization, politi¬ cal parties tend to force you to All of the 8,000 followers be one way or another." MOSCOW (AP) — The Soviet government a "big stride forward" in 1978, recording a 5 announced a 1979 defense budget of $26.4 billion, percent industrial growth rate. The target was Washington claims to have in His followers wear black, red or about a fourth of what U.S. officials estimate it 4.5 percent. Guyana are required to give 10 and green-colored dashikis, Af¬ to be, and reported the economy made big gains in He said national income increased by nearly 4 percent of their earnings, plus rican-style robes. 1978 despite "considerable drawbacks.' percent. But agriculture, despite a record grain other gifts and donations, to the harvest of 235 million tons, grew by only 4.1 church, he said. "The black represents the The projected defense expenditure was the same as at that declared for 1978. It was announced the opening of the winter meeting of the percent, he said. A notice in the temple adver¬ tised a day for his wife, "Queen people," says Washington. "The red symbolizes the blood the Tonight-Saturday Baibakov said in 1979 the government would Supreme Soviet, the Soviet parliament, by concentrate attention on such key problems as Oba Day in a Big Way." and blacks have spilled ever since DUKITUMATOE & Finance Minister Vasily F. Garbuzov. added: "Bring your gift $." the Europeans captured us and bottlenecks in certain sectors, poor quality of As President Leonid Brezhnev and other top the ALL STAR FROGS leaders listened, Garbuzov said the Soviet Union goods, bad management, poor utilization of materials and low labor TEST PREPARATION productivity. has repeatedly made proposals on the problems of SPECIALISTS SINCE 1(11 disarmament, but "agressive imperialist circles "There have been considerable drawbacks," he Attica film at MSU Visit Our Centers Izlctfr And See For Yourself are resisting the relaxation of international said. "This is the result of neglecting to Why We Mike The Difference tensions, whipping up the arms race and trying to strengthen discipline, and it shows in the quality Attica, the film about well as to broaden students' Cell Days. Eves & Weekends achieve military superiority." of work of each collective and its trade." a U.S. official experts estimate the Soviet prison revolt, will be shown perspectives concerning the 919 E.Grand River Baibakov said the 1979 plan calls for a 5.7 tonight at 7 and 9 in McDonel system in institutions such as defense budget at more than $100 billion. Western specialists say many Soviet defense percent increase in industrial production and 5.8 Kiva. this University," said Black Aid E.Lansing. Mi. 48823 costs are hidden in other budget appropriations. percent in agricultural output. The film, sponsored by Rodney Nelson. (517)332-2539 The American defense budget for fiscal 1978 The government has been substantially re¬ Frontline Cinema and the Afri- There will be a 50 cents Outside NY State ONLY was $110.1 billion, or about 24 percent of all ducing the annual industrial growth rate for many can Studies Center, will be charge at the door, CALL TOLL FREE government expenditures. Nearly 7 percent of years as it approaches the limits of! quick and easy shown by the UnitedJiUetalL....... — 800-223-1782 the total Soviet budget is allotted to defense. expansion. The economy now relies more on Butter field Residence Hall. State Planning Chairman Nikolai K. Baibakov increased productivity of ffiBWidti&TYhe workers is being told the Supreme Soviet the Soviet economy took rather than on new machines and processes. give exposure to Butterfield a # THE STROH BREWERY COMPANY, DETROIT. MICHIGAN 1978 DISC SHOP EARTHQUAKE goes Beserkley "ROCKING THE WORLD" JBZ-0045 JONATHAN RICHMAN A BESERKLEY CHARTBUSTERS THE MOOERN LOVERS NOW ONLY "Sure, join our study group, we're doing a rose history 461, 351-5382 DISC SHOP 323 E. Grand River For the real beer lover. Thursday, November 30. 1970 ] £ Michigon Stole News, Eost Lonsirig, Michigon Israeli attorney cites prisoner abuse "When I am not allowed to speak I will know Court decides kidding, eight shocks?. One is enough "The Israelis believe only physical scars are against discount By JOANNE LANE "Are you to obtain a confession from anyone." signs of torture," she said. that I have been effective," she concluded. Sute News Staff Writer "I know political prisoners in Israel are Tsemel also cited another article in the Post Political prisoners are treated differently from tortured, but I cannot produce any absolute which quoted Israeli prison guards as saying other prisoners in Israel, Tsemel said. They are proof," an Israeli civil rights attorney said. prisoners are often pushed, slapped, blindfolded allowed only one visit a month, where other Hollyland thrives WASHINGTON (AP) - qualified for the deduction Lea Tsemel, whose clients are primarily and allowed outside in cold weather without prisoners are allowed two visitors. MILLVILLE, N.J. (AP) It's always Christ¬ as an employee because he Political prisoners are not seen as prisoners of - Students are not employees Palestinian political prisoners, told a large crowd clothes. war or dissidents, she said. They are treated as mastime at Dan Fenton's holly orchard in the and thus can't take such had considerable time and "I am not allowed t the interrogations," Tuesday night in Berkey Hall they only have to "Holly City of America." work-related tax deduc¬ effort invested in pursuit of read the Jerusalem Post to see for themselves Tsemel said. "I have i real way to check the criminals. Fenton's 55-acre orchard has about 4,400 holly tions as moving expenses, his degree and university the victim The International Red Cross also knows about how the prisoners are being abused. torture charges but to trees.and produces more than 250,000 holly rules and gather the facts." the mistreatment of political prisoners, Tsemel the U.S. Tax Court has obliged him to return Tsemel related an interview in the Post with Tsemel said she believes torture includes any said. However, if it speaks out and tells what it plants a year for mail order houses, garden ruled. on completion of his military an ex interrogator. When told of a prisoner being centers and supermarkets around the country. The decision came in the service. knows, Red Cross workers will not be allowed given eight electric shocks, the interrogator said type of mistreatment, be it physical or mental. case of Benjamin Taylor Jr. back in the prisons. His "Hollyland U.S.A." includes a museum and Judge Leo H. Irwin reject¬ "Complaints have been filed with the U.S. gift shop featuring 1,500 pieces of holly china of Bethesda, Md., a student ed this contention, however, donated by customers, nativity scenes of holly at the University of Penn¬ government but nothing is being done because ruling that no employer- wood, holly wreaths, holly perfume, holly soap sylvania. Fewer children in U.S. America needs a strong Israel in the Mideast," Tsemel explained. American marines are in Israel ready to serve and holly air fresheners. And if Fenton is the unrivaled holly champ, Taylor had interrupted his education for military ser¬ employee existed. relationship vice and sought a tax deduc¬ "Petitioner received no WASHINGTON (API - San¬ 1977, the largest growth rate of the other mountain states of the master, Tsemel said. "I, speaking as a Jew from Israel, don't want to then this quiet south Jersey industrial city of tion for moving expenses for remuneration and the ser¬ ta Claus, take note. Because of the under-5 population was in Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, 23,000 is the right place for him to be. vices which he performed lower birth rates, there were Utah where it increased by 36 Colorado. New Mexico, Arizona live or die by the sword," she said. returning to Philadelphia to and Nevada. There were also "Jews are afraid of peace since it will disband Milville has a Holly Drive, Holly Heights complete work on his doctor¬ were only incidental to his about 5.5 million fewer children percent. Utah's population as a whole grew by almost 20 per¬ increases in Alaska, Hawaii, their cause of unity," the lawyer said. School, Holly City Cab Co.. Holly City Hess gas ate. primary goal of education," under age 17 in America in 1977 Irwin concluded. "By letting speak," Tsemel said, "Israel is station and a Miss Holly City pageant.. City He contended that he than there were at the start of cent. Oregon. Florida, Mississippi, me the decade, the government Other increases in the under Arkansas. Oklahoma and Tex- using me as a tool to show the world that they parks, schools, churches, the library, the YMCA democracy. and the American Legion hall sport holly trees. said Wednesday. 5 population were recorded in are a A new Census Bureau report on population estimates in 1977 shows that the under-5 popula¬ RESIDENCE HALLS tion decreased by almost 2 Hit or Miss is opening in East Lansing million or 11.2 percent since 1970 while the total population grew by about 13 million or 6.4 percent. and bringing the sky-high price of At the same time, the school- age population, ages 5 to 17, dropped by 3.5 million, a rever¬ PIZZA ■ SUBS sal from the 1950s and 1960s BURGERS ■ FRIES when the numbers of school-age clothes dawn to earth! COKES children grew by 8.5 to 13 million. 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CEDAR LANSING HOLIDAY HOURS: Mon-Thur 9-9 HOLIDAY HOURS: Mon-Thur 9-9 Come to the Grand Opening tomorrow in East Lansing, FriSSot 9-10 FriSSot 9-10 Frandor Shopping Center, 601 Frandor Avenue. PH. 332-3525 Store Hours: Monday thru Saturday 10 to 9, Sunday 12 to 5. Sundoyl2-7 PH. 394-4745 Sunday 10-7 978 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 30. 1978 1 ~] Nixon: Author's wife asks U.S. protest is to press Soviet Union expected HANOVER, N.H. (AP) Natalia Solzhenitsyn, wife of - Ask for a new trial, a really open one, at which your representa¬ 1977, acted as agent for the Solzhenitsyns' fund for familic LONDON (AP) - Former the exiled Russian author tives will be present," she said. of imprisoned dissidents. President Richard M. Nixon Alexander Solzhenitsyn, urged Gulag is the Russian acronym for the forced labor campus, The Nobel Prize winning told reporters Wednesday he is Americans on Wednesday to author and his wife were exiled not worried and will feel "very pressure the Soviet union to which Solzhenitsyn's husband from Russia in 1974. They live u much at home" if students allow international inspections detailed in his trilogy "Gulag seclusion in Cavendish, Yt. demonstrate during his speak¬ of prison camps. Archipelago." ing engagement at the Oxford Solzhenitsyn, in her first She said Ginzburg was im Solzhenitsyn, who shocked Union debating society. major speech since emigrating many with an abrasive re¬ prisoned 17 months while the Nixon, who resigned in 1974 to the United States in 1976, nouncement of Western moral KGB, the Soviet secret police, as a result of the Watergate was to address an audience at ity at Harvard Cniversity' continually threatened to shoot scandal, arrived at Heathrow Dartmouth College. A summary him. commencement in .June, wa Airport from Paris, where he of the text was issued in not scheduled to appear with hi- appeared on a television show advance of the appearance. Ginzburg, until arrested in wife. and answered viewers' ques¬ The speech exhorted Ameri¬ tions. cans to press the Soviet govern¬ Nixon^aid he would speak on ment for a new trial for foreign affairs and answer Alexander Ginzburg, a promi¬ nent dissident imprisoned in a questions at Oxford on Thurs¬ day, but added he hoped the forced labor camp. questions would not be longer than the answers. She urged Americans to work American students at Oxford for admission of an international said they planned to demon¬ commission into the Soviet strate against Nixon. They code- Nancy Thuesen is dancing the part of Eve and Dennis Wayne is the dancing Adam in the Lyric Opera of John Union to check conditions at ATTENTION OFF CAMPUS STUDENT. named their operation Milton's 17th century classic allegory "Paradise Lost." The opera world premiered Wednesday in Chicago. forced labor camps and psych¬ FACULTY AND STAFF. TERM PASSES FOR "CREEP" - the acronym of iatric hospitals that confine RHA'S WINTER TERM FILM SERIES ARE Nixon's 1972 Committee to dissidents. Re-elect the President, which "1 do not ask you to blindly AVAILABLE AT ALL RHA MOVIES THIS was involved in the Watergate believe me, but I ask you to WEEKEND. ONLY '3 FOR ALL FILMS burglary. Undergraduate student pres¬ Cult drew democrats — Reagan verify the fact which I have told you." she said. SHOWN WINTER TERM AT RHA (LIST AVAILABLE FILMS) CURRENT ID MUST BE ident Charles Parsons said at "Ask for the publication of least 1,000 demonstrators BONN, West Germany (AP) "national He wasn't like materials pertaining to the PRESENTED IN ORDER TO PURCHASE been helped by him or seeking began "apparently very legiti¬ wave. would protest Nixon's Thurs¬ — Former California Gov. Ron his help." mately" and then alienated like some charismatic leader Ginzburg investigation. You TERM PASS. will then be able to form your day lecture because they aid Reagan said Wednesday Reagan, who lost the 1976 supporters when "he began to who could dominate an entire "remember very well the that the Rev. Jim Jones, cult race for the Republican presi see himself as the object of country." own opinion of today's Gulag. excesses of the Nixon adminis¬ leader of Peoples Temple, ap¬ dential nomination to Gerald worship rather than the God he Reagan termed Monday's tration and are opposed to this peared to attract more mem¬ Ford, is currently on a tour of preached about. shooting deaths of San Francis visit." bers of the Democratic Party European capitals and was Reagan said Jones, whose co Mayor George Moscone and Nixon was dressed in a gray than Republicans. interviewed here by The Asso¬ headquarters was in San City Supervisor Harvey Milk topcoat, looking well and I'll try not to be happy in ciated Press. Francisco, did not represent a "an individual thing." Classic Films presents rested. He stepped off the saying this," Reagan said. "He Reagan described the mass sidewalk to wave to onlookers supported a number of political suicide of more than 900 Peoples THE MADWOMAN OF CHAILLOT peering from windows of a figures but seemed to be more Temple members in Guyana as building opposite Claridge's, his involved with the Democratic "a horrible thing almost without hotel in the elegant Mayair Party. I haven't seen anyone in precedent." Richard hs district near the U.S. Embassy the Republican Party having He said Jones was a man who Dreyfus*.» in Grosvenor Square. The 64-year-old former presi¬ dent said he had "a nice, dicey WlZj* %1 meeting" when he last visited Oxford as vice president 20 RHABffl£\ years ago. He did not explain PRiaiNTS the comment about his appear¬ LAMreea. H ance before 400 students at ANIMAL T\ ■ Oxford Nov. 28. 1958. He kidded with photograph¬ WOOD/ DIANE TONY ueut* 3 ers outside his hotel, agreeing to their pleas for more poses ALLEN KEATON ROBERTS and smiles. "Did you get that JNPI 1 "ANNIE HALL' WINKLER one?" Nixon asked, adding as the session ended, "Please send FIELD J.T1 R Starring Katharine Hepburn a set to my After minute an dentist." impromptu 10- talk with reporters, HEROES fa| A Yul Brynner, Danny Kaye Directed by Bryan Forbes Nixon and his entourage of Thurs. 8:00,100 Engineering about 20 persons moved into CREASE FOUL PLAY ■ the hotel. An aide declined to Tonight Conrad 7:00, 8:45,10:30 Fri. 7:15/9:45, 109 Anthony give details of Nixon's engage¬ „ » IBS twut/S^BISO Only >1.50 ■ ments for the rest of the day or the remainder of his three-day Imagine your life hangs by a thread. TODAY ft FRI... Sat. and Sun. OPEN AT 6:45 pm SKIMS! SHOWS AT 7 9 pm GI-NI: HACIdmt . AI. MONO THEY WENT INTO THE UNKNOWN USED SKI EQUIPMENT SALE AND RETURNED WITH STARTLING ■MIS MENS I.M. 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Apartments in 5 bedroom, 2 blocks from man, furnished. 332-1336. EAST LANSING • Close in, Z-2-12-1 (3) campus. 332-4474. single room for female only. 6080 Marsh Rd. The State News Yellow Page WINTER SUBLET - own Meridian Mall Area Z-4-12-1 (3) 2 HOUSES - 3-6 man, $350- Kitchen privileges. 332-4875 after 5 pm. OR-5-11-X (4) room, $90 includes every extra and utilities. Gene, 485- •170 plus utilities $500. Fireplace, furnished, SHARED SUITE, includes 2122. Z-2-12-1 13) very close. 332-1800 or meals, studious atmosphere. Business — Service •one bedroom unfurnished 372-1801. OR-3-11-30 (4) •G.E. 2 blocks to campus, $500/ FEMALE ROOMMATE for appliances term. 332-3563, Triar.gle Fra¬ winter term. Close to MSU. •fully carpeted SMALL, 2 bedroom. East side Lansing, near MSU. ternity. Z-6-12-1 (5) $72/month. 351-0995. Z-2-12-1 (3) •adjacent to new county Modern, clean. $180. ROOM FOR female in fun- park 332-1800 or 372-1801. loving house, reasonable Directory OR-3-11-30 14) FEMALE SUBLEASE, 4 man, rent. 337-0590. Z-6-12-1 (3) furnished, winter, $60/ 339-8192 SMALL 1 bedroom home, month. Call 351-3445 any¬ ■veilings corner of Lake Lansing Road GIRL, PRIVATE entrance, re¬ time. Z-2-12-1 (3) & Birch Row Drive on MSU frigerator. No pets, no lease. TRAVEL HEALTH FOOD BARBER BICYCLE SHOP FEMALE TO sublet - Winter 2 FEMALES to sublease win¬ busline. $160 deposit, $160 a Available December 15. X1- month. 1-616-527-1430. 8415 after 4 pm. 3-12-1 (4) s's term, Burcham Woods. 332- ter/spring term in Cedar Vil¬ Z-3-11-30 (5) 10% DISCOUNT 1760. Z-2-12-1 (3) lage. Call 337-2864, ask for I bicycle shop Mo or Marty. Z-5-12-1 15) 1 FEMALE roommate needed OWN ROOM winter term. to oil MSU East FEMALE TO share 3 bed¬ $62/month, 825 Lake Lansing Lansing's Largest January-/ September. Own Road. 332-4565. Z-3-12-1 (3) students room apartment with 2 grad FEMALE NEEDED to sub¬ room in duplex, $95/month on purchase* of $2 students. Own room, $95/ lease winter term, close to plus utilities. Campus close. 2 BEDROOMS in 4 bedroom or mora, yogurts month. 3 miles from campus. campus. $75/month. 337- 351-2183 after 5 pm. WHY PAY MORE? 7184. Z-5-12-1 13) house. Winter term only. C0LII6I TRAVEL and broods excluded Prefer quiet non-smoker. 394- 4-12-1 (5) 6690. Z-2-12-1 (6) Rent negotiable. 332-4977. Dannon Yogurt 31' Z-3-12-1 (4) OFFICE NEED 1 female to sublease SUBLEASE DUPLEX, winter 1 MALE to sublease winter winter and/or spring. Twyck-. 130 W. Grsnd River RAHOALL HEALTH FOOD and spring term in Campus and spring, $100/month. On EXCELLENT HOUSE, rent, East Lansing ingham. 332-7879. busline, some pets, Decem¬ and location. 2 rooms avail¬ Brookfield Plain 4972 Northwlnd Dr. Hill. $85/month. Call 627- Z-3-12-1 13) ber rent paid. 332-6101. able. 549 Grove St. X1-7362. 351-6010 1311 E. Grand Rlvar 2312. Z-2-12-1 13) Z-1-11-3014) 332-6992 lust E of BusStop NileClub t Pro Bow FEMALE NEEDED to sub¬ Z-3J2-1J3) FEMALE NEEDED to sublet OWN ROOM and ft bath. 4 lease winter-spring. Very OWN ROOM in cooperative, own room in 2 bedroom bedroom house near LCC. TOBACCONIST REAL ESTATE OPTICAL SERVICE apartment. $145/month in¬ close. 337-0413. Z-2-11-X 13) 4 person house. Washer and $58. Prefer woman. 484-8610. cludes heat. Nemoke Trails, dryer, cable & HBO, fire¬ FEMALE ROOMMATES place. Behind Dooley's, $112 Z-3-12-1J3) NOW HIM THIS reOM TNI TOO CO-OPTICAL Haslett. Call Carol, 349-4411. wanted. 2 females to share in + utilities. 337-0690. 2-12-1 15) SINGLE ROOM - close, P HIIIOI AT TIM STOM WITH TIM apartment living. Close to 5-2-12-1J5) kitchen and bath. SERVICES MSU and bus route. 882- __ shared Parking. 337-7162. 3-12-1 (3) SUBLEASE, 2 bedroom 4143. EAST SIDE of Lansing, 4 'Cigarttti by: WataaMsM*. (lest Lenslni'i Only apartment. 485-2261. Ask for 8-12-1 (4) bedrooms, unfurnished, gas Sherman - DeeMI - SobrsJoe CsayarethiB Optical) Chris. 627-6746 after 5. heat, stove and refrigerator, WOMEN ONLY - large furn¬ •Pipes by Savinelli 2-12-1 (3) available 12/15. $300, 6 ished room. Share bath. MALE NEEDED for 2 man month lease. 676-1557. Quiet, private. No laundry, EXAMINED apartment, winter and spring. washing *21 Red Doar pipe tobacco blends • EYES SUBLET ROOM in Haslett Close to campus. 337-0092. 4"12-1 (5)_ parking. 337-2418 after 6. Tbe Serfeee General ku tfeuraieed Ukat Hftreiu *aekia« '• 4*M«re™ u • GLASSES Arms. Female - Winter only. _ 4-12-1 (3) Z-3-12-1 13) • CONTACT LENS 332 8227. Z-2-12-1 (3) GRAD STUDENT - own E 351-3617 EAST LANSING, 1 and 2 room & bath in large duplex. SHARE. 4-5 man house; own 1)311. Grand Rim FEMALE GRAD, large apart¬ Close, 351-5042 after 6. Lease September C&.mi bedrooms. Includes central room. 3314269 Shop The Red Estate Ptace 5000 s hagadorn east ensng IrMkfMdMra 311 S))0 ment in Okemos, parking, $93/month, utilities included, 349-3329. Z-2-12-1 (3) air, car ports, dishwasher, drapes. From $220. pets considered. 332-3900. Some Z-2-12-1 (3) WOMEN NEEDED to share Furnished, 332-1800 or OR-3-11-X (5) very 372-1801. close. GUN SHOP AUTO CLINICS 0-11-11-30 (4) nice house. Close to campus. 1 MALE needed for large 3 Own room available. 351- SINGLES IN nice rooming SPARTAN OKEMOS AUTO man apartment. $90/month ONE MALE needed winter 7790. Z-2-12-1 13) house, from $85. Includes and spring. Close to MSU, utilities. 3 blocks campus. Largest Selection of Handguns * MUFFLER CENTER CLINIC plus security deposit. Kirk, 33271^Ji12:1J4-! $96 plus utilities. 337-9530. CLOSE TO campus - 2 Lease. 332-1800 or 372-1X1. BRAKES Z-8-11-30 (3) blocks. Semi-furnished, own OR-3-11-X (4) Grand Rivar-Parklak* Rd SUBLEASE WINTER - Cute. room, lots of space, great •SHOCKS 1 bedroom, close to campus, SHARE APARTMENT, own housemates. $100 plus utili¬ ULREY CO-OP winter open¬ * FltHT EH WORK "The big, green building reasonable price. 332-4137. ties. 3 people needed. Pets ings. 2 blocks to MSU. $3X/ 2-11-30 13) $95. 353 9710 or 482-6373. OK. 332-4511. Z-2-12-1 (5) term Room & Board. 30% at the bridge." 4-12-1 13) 332-5095. Z-4-12-1 (3) STUPENT DISCOUNT FEMALE TO share duplex. HOUSEMATE-Own" furnish¬ ON Alt WORK uiqiBO Own bedroom, $125/month. NON SMOKING male need¬ ed room: new carpet, quiet, FREE ROOM in huge base¬ • ALL YOU NEED 394-7579, evenings. 3-12-113) ed to share 2 bedroom a- no smokers. 337-8181. ment for help with child care it It), all WITH I.D. partment. 882-1743. (boys 5 and 9). Free food if 717 S. PENNSVLVANIA To Know About FEMALE-1 bedroom winter. 4-12-1 (3) Z4"!211A3) __ you'll help cook. Will need ad Mi Your CAR GRAD OR professional stu¬ Across from MSU, $100/ car. 349-3309 after 7 pm. AS12222 month. Heat paid. Call 351- ROOMMATE NEEDED - dents or family. 5 bedrooms. Z-4-12-1 (5) $475/month. 332-7490 even¬ CATERIHG IK SERVICES 3334. Z-3-12-1 (3) quiet, clean. Call Wayne 485- 8885. 5-12-1 (3) ings. 5-12-1 (4) LARGE BEDROOM in du¬ Fiee Piegnoncy Testing mm Counseling Services WOMEN'S COUNSaiNG flrouiitcial ^Hospital SUBLEASE 2 bedroom apart¬ ment very close to campus. ONE FEMALE needed for HOUSE FOR rent, remodeled plex. On CATA line. Call 332-3847 or X1-9373. H 1226 East Michigon Ave. kitchen, 5 minutes from cam¬ CATERING Pregnancy Terminations CENTER 2 Blocks East of Pennsylvania Ave. Ask for A.K., 332-8796 after 6 furnished apartment next to Z-4-12-1 (3) pus. 4 persons. $250/month Gynecological Care 927 E.GRAND RIVER FAMILY PRACTICE Dm. Z-3J2-M41 campus 332-4432. plus utilities. 489-2631. (across fromBogue St. X-OR-5-12-1 (31 ROOM IN comfy house, very ' family Planning 1 OR 2 girls to sublease 7-12-1 (5) "Catering Specialists' campus entrance) DEPARTMENT Americana. $90 per month. close. Great Housemates. 1 FEMALE NEEDED for win¬ $110. 240 Oakhill. 351-6496. •Wedding Receptions •Breakfasts, Lunch- 4737Moi?hR?.'ultaS MOomMOpm Monday,—Friday! 351 8982. Z-3-]2-H3)_ _ _ ter term, furnished apartment MAN NEEDED for winter- spring. $60/utilities. Okemos, Z-3-12-1 (3) l, Dinners Okemos (behind Meijers) 2 BEDROOM duplex type close to campus. $90/month. 349-5324. Desperate. •Take-out Service uuomarKjare I4M0I0 ■ Non-Emergency Care apartment. Fireplace, country 332-7119. Z4-11-30 14) Z-3-11-30 (3) FEMALE NEEDED room, 2 bath. Very near - 3 bed¬ o< LansmQ setting, $215/month, includ¬ ■ Physician Services Available ing utilities. No lease. 339- FEMALE SUBLEASE winter MSU. Non-smoker, quiet. •Moating Rooms and LANSING-EAST side-3 bed¬ I Laboratory! Pharmacy! X-Ray 3407 or 641 -4493. References nice location. $95/ Cell 332-8752. Z-4-12-1 13) ^ Equipment term, room house. Newly carpeted. For Information, required. Available December month. 332-5786. 4-12-1 (3) Call 351-5510. STE-MAR 355-3465 "MMEN HELPM6 WOMEN" Coll 485-3271 MANAGEMENT. 7-12-1 (4) EAST LANSING - Across 15j:jMV30(7) FEMALE FOR 4 man winter/ from Williams Hall, 334 Mich¬ BEAUTY SALONS PRIHTING 1 OR 2 males needed for spring. $80/month. Lisa, COUNTRY LIVING-one wo¬ igan Ave., # 12. Cooking and winter/spring. Americana A- 337-7081. Z-4-12-1 (3) parking. $110/month. Call MR. SAM S man needed, own room 10 partments. Call 332-5765. 332 8839, weekdays, 4-7 pm. from campus. Fire¬ HairDesigner Shoppe 1205 Center St. Lightning XZ-4-12-1 13) TWO BEDROOM apartment near campus, nice, partially miles place, remodeled. 655-1X7. 4-12-1 (4) Call Z-3-12-1 (5) (eerner of Eost Grend River- OWN ROOM for female in furnished, 332-8419. ROOM CLOSE to bus. $X/ two person, furnished apart¬ month, Virginia Street. No Litho ment. Winter. 351-6619. S-3-12-1 (3) 3-12-213) FEMALE ROOMMATE need¬ PROFESSORS HOME for rent. Winter quarter only. lease. on 332-5256. Z-3-12-1 13) "Printing quick as a flash ed winter/spring. On campus. Faculty or grad couple. Rent flexible. XI-8413 afternoons. LARGE ROOM in professor's . $95/month includes utilities. 2 location, 1 ROOMMATE needed for 4-12-1 (4) home. Okemos area, $100/ 337-0419. Z-4-12-1 (4) fully furnished 3 man, 2 month. 349-1353. 2-11-XI3) Come in and 342) S. Cedar bedrooms. Pool, busline, tee why CALL NON-SMOKING male need EAST LANSING, Heritage 394-2995 close. $127 off rent. Thru MALE - OWN room in very Phont 349-0430 My Place 485-8557 winter and spring. 1 block Hills. Lovely, fully furnished. June. Mark, 332-7883. nice 6 man house. 2 full bath¬ thould be 1810 E.Michigan from $90/month. 4 bedroom, 2ft bath, fire¬ 4663 Ardmori jff for your Z-3-12-1 15) campus. 332-1243. Z-4-12-1 (4) place, central air, $500/month rooms. Furnished and close Okemos, Michigan 48884 your place. /\' r ^special" appointment 485-5700 utilities extra. Available 1 year to campus. 332- 18X. 2-3-12-1 (4) NEED ONE or two room¬ NEEDED - 1 or 2 females to starting late December. MOVERS LESAL SERVICES mates, prefer non-smoking, sublease winter term. Cedar 332-5456 or 356-4655 Village. Call 332-8963 3-12-1 (8) for winter and/or spring Z-4-12-1 13) For Sale terms. Apartment just off HOUSEMATE NEEDED - on charlis p. burbach campus, two bedroom. Call FURNISHED TWO person busline, own room. $110/ 353-8235. 3-12-1 (5) month includes utilities. Win¬ SEWING MACHINES - new. Attorney At Law apartment. Couple preferred. ter only. 482-3660 after 5:X. Free arm machines from Okemos area. $200 includes 3-12-1(3) $99.X. Guaranteed used ma¬ Specializing In: FEMALE NEEDED for winter- utilities. 351-3750. 4-12-1 (4) chines from $39.50. All makes Ibgether TRAFFIC-DRUNK DRIVING CASES spring. Capitol Villa model. Close. 351-2213. Z-3-12-1 (3) EAST NEAR Sparrow. One MALE NEEDED room house in - for 3 bed¬ Lansing. $80 repaired. TRIBUTING EDWARDS DIS¬ COMPANY, •labor and i CRIMINAL CASES FEMALE NEEDED to sub- bedroom. Fully furnished, no pets. $170 plus electric. plus utilities. 486-8492. 1115 N. Washington, 489- Z-3-12-1 (3) 6448. C-20-11-X (7) 1 393-1343 or 484-3513. we'll move, 5020 Northwlnd Dr. Suite 205, E.L. leese Chalet Apartment for 4-12-1 (5) SINGLE ROOM with board, winter & spring. 337-9540. you 1 Phone: 332-2200 Z-3-12-1 (3) NEEDED - 1 female to sub¬ $500 a term. Full use of 337-2381. Z-3-12-1 13) AeeiM-aew Call 372-8269 lease 4 man. Close to cam¬ house. PROMOTION SUBLEASE CEDAR Village, pus. $96 a month. 332-1196. FEMALE NEEDED in a beau¬ BLOSSWORCHAIIOS ■SjSI male. $100/month, rent December paid. 332-4419, friendly Z-3-12-1 (3) tiful 4 bedroom home. Close 2 milasN.o) Leslie on Hull Rd. FEMALE - OWN room, nice to campus.' 187.50+, 337- roomies. Z-3-12-1 (3) 9328. Z-3-12-1 (3) (old U.S. 127) three bedroom townhouse, Hour,: tem-Sph usr^ MATURE ROOMMATE - Own room, bath in spacious 2 room. 5 minutes to MSU. 349-3799. Z-3-12-1 (3) air. 393-6664 or 394-6154. 8-12-1 (3) 2 FEMALES to sublease FEMALE - Lansing, furnished, OWN room, East Call Terry. 332-5443, pm. Z-3-12-113) close. after 8 Closed Mondays Phonal-Mt-l2Sl Gilt Portages Shipped UP^ Twyckingham. Winter and/or The Stata iwwi Spring. 332-8293. 2 CHRISTIAN women look¬ OVER 2500 cheep albums 254 1 BEDROOM - Briarcliffe Instant Color and Black Z-3-11-30 (3) ing for 3 women. House - and up - all types - hits to the is the best I East. Carpeted, laundry, park¬ andWhlta: Cedar Village area. 332-5112. obscure. FLAT, BLACK 6 To Advertise ing. $256/month. 394-6915/ Z-3-12-1 (3) CIRCULAR. 541 E. Grsnd SPACIOUS 1 bedroom a- PASSPORT 393-9700. Z-3-12-1 (3) River, Open Item - 6pm. 6 Call Glori partment. Ideal for couple. RESUME Close to campus. Call days. 361-0638. C-4-11-30 (61 ID PHOTOS 335-8355 NEEDED: 1 female roommate 337-2714. Z-3-11-3013) 1 Hssas \\P\ TO ABVUTIM CALL 1SS-S235 for winter & spring terms, BEDROOM SET; 6 piece solid 220 AlbartSt. 332-3024 Americana. 351-1258. EAST LANSING. Room lor FURNISHED 2 bedroom mar¬ male close to Union. oak, Queen size, 4900 (nego¬ Z-3-12-1 (3) ried student winter/spring. tiable); stereo set. Garrard 332-0206. 443 Grove Street. $157. 355-9763. Z-4-12-1 (3) turntable, Uoyd amplifier and 3-11-30 (31 ATTRACTIVE 1 bedroom tune. 16 months old, 4360; apartment, including heat, •■19" color .TVJiteghavox, 1 W 'To List Your Business Call Glori 355-8255 $215. Close to campus. 485- NfjED. .TWO ferhale room¬ mates for winter/spring. $85. ATTRACTIVE •room* for- ami woman near campus. 417/ Veers are old, 4220. All 3 Items in excellent condition. 6189 after 5:30 pm. 332-6881, Allison. week. References. 332-1746, 394-1667. 4-12-1 191 4-12-1 (3) Z-4-12-1 (3) evenings. 2-12-1 (4) 'I Thursday, November 30, 1978 20 Michigon Stole News. Eost Lonsing, Michigon 'W Trmportation gJg For Sale Taiwan is issue SCIENCE FICTION, comics, GENTLE SENSITIVE lady AAA AUTO DRIVEWAY. baseball cards, Hardy boys needs nonest intelligent pro¬ Cars to all points. Top gas and Nancy CURIOUS BOOK SHOP, 307 Drews wantedl fessional man. P.O. 20101, Lansing Include phone 4-12-1 (51 Box allowance. River, 13116 Detroit, 5600. 2 13-12-1 (41 Grand 1-313-933- blocking new ties E. Grand River, East Lansing, 332-0112. C-12-11-30 (6) FREE CARS to Los Angeles. TOKYO (AP) - Senior States sever relations the Na¬ $75 allowance. ALL TYPES of optical re¬ Real Estate « expense 1-313-478-1050. 7-12-1 13) Chinese Vice Premier Teng tionalist Chinese government pairs: prompt service' OPTI¬ Hsiao-ping was quoted Wednes¬ on Taiwan before Chinese- CAL DISCOUNT, 2617 E. day as saying Chinese-Ameri¬ American relations are normal¬ Michigan. Lansing, Michigan. SOUTHWEST LANSING, FREE RIDE to Miami-driving can relations could be normal¬ ized. Teng was quoted as saying 372-7409. C-7-11-30 (51 Former Parade home. 3 bed¬ car around December 16-19. ized "in two seconds" if the he is prepared to go to Washing¬ room, IVybath, 2 dining 337-7920. 4-12-1 (3) Taiwan issue were solved. ton if relations are normalized. 250mm F 5 ten? for Mamiya rooms, finished basement camera. Original price, $509. with bar,.patio, fenced yard & The Japanese news agancy Teng said the United States asking $250 Z 2-12-1 141 355-2746. John. 2 car attached garage. As- sumable 7%% mortgage. IB) Kyodo said the 74-year old Teng told Japanese political leader was "still without a clear posi¬ tion" on the normalization issue, 393 7056. 4-12-1 (9) Yoshikatsyr Takeiri in Peking: Kyodo said. CHRISTMAS RECORDS! HELP!! MUST store loft. "Once Sino-American relations New reports Wednesday said Large selection by various WHY PAY rent? Small 2 Garage, cellar, etc. Pay pos¬ were normalized, I will be ready Teng also tried to squelch artists at MARSHALL bedroom house in East Lan¬ sible. Karen, 353-5826. rumors he was locked in a power to depart and join (Karl) Marx MUSIC, 540 Frandor. Open sing near MSU. Call Shirley 2-2-12-1 (3) wherever he is." struggle for top leadership of daily until 9 pm. Saturday Romano, 349-1254 or 351 the Peking government, calling until 6 pm, Sunday. 12 pm — 1880. THE BROKERS, INC. Tokyo's Asahi newspaper re¬ WE PAY up to $2 for LP's 5 pm C-1-11 30 17) also buying ported Teng said normalization the April 1976 promotion Hua 3-12-115)_ _ and cassettes — 45's, songbooks, magazines. of relations depends on Presi¬ Kuo-feng to the top job of CHRISTMAS GIFT idea - OKEMOS-3 bedroom brick dent Carter, the same way a Communist Party chairperson a FLAT, BLACK 6 CIRCULAR, A group of 370 Vietnamese refugees gather on the stern of a fishing boat as it is new apple crates. 2.50 each ranch, fireplace, family room, upstairs, 541 E. Grand River. recently signed China-Japan "very good decision." towed out to sea by the Thai Navy, Sunday. The officials were not aware at that 332 5091 E-5-12-1 (31 sun porch; Mid-40's. Possible Open 11 am, 351 0838. treaty depended on recognition He reportedly said another land contract. Owner 349- time that the West German government had agreed to resettle the refugees, so C-1-11-30 (6) of Peking by Japan. decision, in which he was 4 BRIDGESTONE tubed fi¬ 5214. 2-12-1 (51 United the Thai officials agreed to allow the refugees to stay until they leave for China insists the purged for the second time, has berglass belted radial tires, 75 MALES to be "extras" in a been retracted. Germanv. size 165-13. All 4 for $15. A wall poster campaign in special TV production. Thurs¬ 339 2982 4-12-1 14) Recreation (fi day, November 30, 7:30 pm, Peking over the past two weeks Union Building Gallery. 332- has been critical of Hua, ques¬ INSTANT CASH! We>e pay¬ SLEIGH RIDES. CRAZY C 0455/355-3355. Z-2-11-30 (6) tioned the role the purged ing $1 $2 for albums in good ^tape WAZOO RECORDS. 223 Abbott. 337 0947 RIDING STABLES. Phone 676-3710 for info 5-12-1 (31 DESPERATELY NEED a pup¬ radical "gang of four," led by Mao's widow, Chiang Ching, Romania defies Soviet policy C 20 11 30 (41 py for my parents for Christ¬ may have had in his promotion, mas. Timarie. 332-5001 and touted Teng as his replace¬ NEW AND used guitars, mandolins, etc. Dulci¬ ban¬ ATTENTION snow SKIERS, first special till January 1, 3-12-1 13) Announcements for It's Whats ment. and keep, j independent stance jos, 1978. Cross country ski pack¬ More than 10,000 protesters mers and kits, recorders, WOMAN LOOKING for 1 Happening must be received in the thousands of hard to find age, skis, boots, poles com¬ bedroom apartment or ef¬ State News office, 343 Students gathered Tuesday in Peking's bination. only $89.95. Ask Tien An Men BUCHAREST, Romania for consultations apparently tion. In a fiery 1968 speech albums, and books. Discount ficiency to rent or sublet, Services Bldg., by noon at least Square, reports about our downhill special days before publication. No (AP) — Romania has once again unfounded. before 250,000 in Bucharest's prices. Expert repairs free winter-spring. 337-1059. two said, chanting support for Teng, were discounts. AERO REALTY Z-3-12-1 (3) announcements will be accepted Hua and the late Mao Tse-tung, defied the Kremlin on a matter A Moscow "satellite" refus¬ Palace Square, Ceausescu said: estimates. ELDERLY IN¬ AND RENTALS. 339-9523. by phone. "We categorically disapprove STRUMENTS. 541 E. Grand who was obliquely criticized in of Soviet bloc policy, this time ing to take orders. How is that 7-12-1 (91 of the attack against Czechos¬ River. 332-4331 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN.con- Christian Science Organization- some of the posters. vetoing an increase in arms possible? What does it mean? C 20-11-30 (9) recording from WILS spending by the Warsaw Pact Here are some questions and lovakia, where, they say, social¬ cert South Campus meets at 6:30 Concerning speculation that Friday nite. $5, will record on he might take over Hua's post as and refusing to condemn the answers on the background of ism was in danger. Maybe there QUEEN SIZE bed, $50. black Service my tape. Call Mark at 332- tonight, 337B Case Hall. will be some who will say premier, Kyodo reported Teng Camp David accords. Romania's maverick role. 6 white TV. $25. student 6016. X-5-12-1 (5) told his visitors: "frankly speak¬ Romania's refusal to follow Q: Why does Romania take a socialism is also in danger in desk $20; 3 living room MSU Sports Club Racket- independent stand than Romania. chairs. $15 each; assorted FREE LESSON in complexion Stringing Service for tennis rac¬ ing, it isn't that I am unqualified the Soviet lead on the issues at more MERLE-NORMAN kets, squash, racquet ball, 231 for the post. But I don't want it. its East European allies? "I want to assure you about lamps. Marc at 332-4404 or care. Round Town a recent meeting in Moscow 332-6964 Z E-5-11 30 (4) COSMETIC STUDIO. 321 Men's IM Bldg. The premiership is very ex¬ triggered a diplomatic flurry, A: The Romanians did not one point. We won't stand still 5543. C-20-11-30 (41 win independence from Turkey if the same thing happens to T.G. with women in Com¬ hausting and a man of my age although reports that East SERIES "B" basketball tick¬ MSU Bible Study meets from isn't fit for the job. A younger until a century ago and vigor¬ Romania. We will fight and munications, Public Relations 11:30 to 12:20 today, 204 Interna¬ European nations called their ets for sale. Best offer over BLUEGRASS EXTENSION defend our homeland and the Student Society & MSU Ad tional Center. man is better suited." envoys home from Bucharest ously defend their sovereignty. $20 - Ron. 355-2787. SERVICE plays weddings, construction of socialism." Since coming to power in 1965 Z E 5-11-30 (31 parties. 353-9695, days; Club! Friday December 1, 5-8 President Nicolae Ceausescu Q: How does he get away 372-3727 or 339-1119. p.m. at Carriage Hills North Renaissance Dance Association Clubhouse, All members and has stressed Romania's heri¬ with it? ROSSIGNOL FREESTYLE, C 20-11* (4) meets at 8:30 tonight. Union A: No is One ASMSU and independent political sure. ponders future communications students one 180cm used one season, Tower Room. tage $110. Also Heierling Snow¬ RENT SPEAKERS and/or welcome! S-5-12-1 15) role. This is well-received by Western diplomat said, bird, system weinmann, size entire sound system for your United Blacks of Butterfield Romanians, who have for cen¬ "Ceausescu is a master of Call "SOUNDS Tired of being broke?r Get presents the film "Attica" at 7 and 8. $35. 332-7981 S-3-12-1 (5) next party. turies been dominated by other judging the limits of Soviet GOOD AUDIO" 372 5278. fast cash by selling things 9:15 tonight, McDonel Kiva. tolerance. The Soviets must countries. Western deplomats BUYING AND Selling quality 7-12-1 141 you no longer use with a (continued from page 1) Jones' resignation. and observers say Ceausescu's feel their basic security inter¬ used, vintage and hand made fast-action Classified Ad. Call Seniors. We'd like to talk to Politowicz, who is among the Stouffer is also working on independence has helped him ests are not in jeopardy." The clothes. SOMEBODY ELSE'S 355-8255. you. Peace Corps/VISTA recruit¬ candidates to replace Jones as bills to finalize resignations by strict control he maintains over CLOSET, 541 E. Grand River, iTfflit Service &1 ers are in the Placement Office during this week. interim president, said be will ASMSU Comptroller Tom keep tighter personal control over 22 million Romanians. the Romanian people means the E. Lansing. 332-1926. Open accept the job if selected and Church and Labor Relations Soviets need not fear the 12-6 pm. 3-12-1 (61 Q: Has Ceausescu been devote 40 hours to. the position Director Tricia Wilcox. EXPERIENCED. IBM typing, Those interested in obtaining subtle about "his "opposrtfim? Communist Party will lose con¬ each week. Church resigned to accept an DOUBLE BED. $115; couch. dissertations (Pica - Elite). information about General Dietet¬ A: No. He has been direct trol over the country, as Mos¬ $85; dresser. $45; desk, $45; FAY ANN, 489-0358 ics Coordinated Study Plan attend The ASMSU Student Board internship in Detroit, Stouffer and forceful, at times enraged, cow feared in Czechoslovakia in C-20-11-30 13) meeting from 10 to 11 a.m. today, will meet at 7 p.m. tonight in said. Wilcox will kitchen table with 6 chairs, in speeches outlining his posi¬ 1968. $105. All in excellent condi¬ ATTENTION STUDENTS 331 Union. 328 Student Serives Bldg. to resignation tonight. tion. Steve. 332-5890 or 353- select an interim president and ALL STUDENT CLASSIFIED 8638. Z 3-12-1 (6) ADVERTISING will require tend to old business. A candi¬ date may be selected by a "PARAMOUNT" ELECTRONIC REPAIR - PREPAYMENT Monday, October 30. beginning simply majority vote of the Senate bill Fast work, reasonable rates, all work guaranteed, WIL¬ Sp-22-12 1 15) Organizational meeting for Women's Varsity Softball team at Student Board. Dan Stouffer, College of NEWScENTER COX TRADING POST, 509 E. TYPING TERM papers. IBM, 7 tonight, 209 Jenison Fieldhouse. All interested women should Agriculture and Natural (continued from page 1) Michigan. 485-4391. experienced, fast service. Call C 15-11-30 I5I 351-8923. OR-20-11-30 (3) attend. Resources representative, who attempted to cut off funds for is also being considered for the abortion by limiting budget IBM SELECTRIC typewriter, EXPERIENCED TYPIST. Fast ECKANKAR, a way of life, will position, called Jones' resigna¬ appropriations, but Milliken ve¬ The only effort you have have a general meeting at 7:30 tion a surprise and a "cop-out." toed both attempts. excellent condition, elite, & accurate. Dissertations & $400. 35^ 9278, 655-3078 to exert,to find a tonight, 334 Union. 'It really shows he is a weak, Welborn's bill sets overall term papers. 339-3575. cash buyer Z-5-12-1 (31 for items abortion policy rather than 2-12-1 (3) you no longer need is Observatory Open House from 7 impatient and frustrated leader because he can't have his way," simply limiting appropriations COUNTERTOP OVEN - Far- LOW RATES - Term pa¬ dialing your telephone! to 9 p.m. Saturday. Weather in one budget year. That's right. Just dial said Stouffer, who authored berware. Bakes, broils, roasts pers, Resumes. Fast, expert permitting, the 24-inch reflecting Before approving the mea¬ the number shown here telescope will be used for obser¬ the bill to impeach Jones. excellent condition. $60. 332- typing, day and evening. Call and we'll do the rest! ving current objects of interest. "If he wants to compare track sure, the Senate rejected 2669. E-5-12-1 (31 "G" TYPING. 321-4771. Your ad will appear in records," he added, "mine's amendments which would have C-20-11-30 14) print and is sure to A little night theater, a night of twice as along." allowed public-funded abortions APPLE CRATES attract some reader plays will be presented free at 8 TYPING SERVICES available Stouffer is currently writing to terminate pregnancies $2.50 each. Transcriptions, manu¬ looking for the very item p.m. Friday, Arena Theatre. the bill for the board to accept caused by rape and incest. 332-5091. you have to sell. scripts, reports & correspon¬ E-5-12-1 (31 dence, adequate notice. Call Iranian Student Association Michelle at 349-4100 from 8 presents a film documentary FOR QUALITY stereo ser¬ am 5 pm. 6-12-1 (5) about the recent Iranian move¬ vice. THE STEREO SHOPPE. 556 E. Grand River. UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS ment at 7 tonight. 106B Wells Hall. Discussion follows. Israeli official interview C-20-11-30 (3) COMPLETE DISSERTATION Animals AND RESUME SERVICE - typesetting, IBM typing, off¬ set printing, and binding. For State Domestic Airline Ticketing Class begins Tuesday, Jan. 9 from 7 to 9 p.m., 117 Eppley. Register at first (continued from page 1) "If peace can be obtained in said. "It is as good as the USSR and surrounding countries' sys¬ class. the Middle East by Israel tems, including Saudi Arabia." estimate, stop in at 2843 E. giving up the Gaza Strip, then I Shefi said a recent trend in News FREE HUSKY/ Golden Re¬ Grand River, or phone 332- 8414. C-20-11-30 18) Communication Arts and Sci¬ support that action," Shefi said. Israel is to follow the U.S. triever mix. Well trained. 8 ences students and faculty get- A lawyer for 22 years, Shefi Miranda rule, which gives the months old. Lovable. 337- 0590. E Z-3-12-1 (3) TYPING, IBM by former col- together from 5 to 8 p.m. Friday, explained that Israel follows accused the right to have a Carriage Hills North Clubhouse. the British legal system. lawyer present during ques¬ lege administrative secretary. Refreshments served. HORSES BOARDED. Excel- 332-2616. 1-11-30 (3) Charges of torture in Israeli tioning. lent care. Safe fences. Queen Tourism Club members: Manda¬ prisons cannot be easily re¬ box stalls. Hay, grain, water However, if officials are tory last meeting at 6:15 tonight, futed. he said. daily Indoor and outdoor EXPERIENCED, IBM, term 117 "The Israeli system of admin¬ found to be misusing their arena. S75/month. 669-3360. WPfs, "<*' Silver Dollar. Eppley. 5.12-1 (6) 351-5694, afternoons, even- istering justice cannot compare power in any way, they will be FREE TO good home months, male Tabby - six cat. ings. 4-12-1 (31 EXPERT TYPING. Term pa- 355-8255 Worship with the Intervarsity Christian Fellowship 7 Union. tonight, 336 to the United States. Our system is no better or no worse, it is reasonable," Shefi dismissed, as happened recent¬ ly to an Israeli Brigadier Gen¬ eral, he said. 651-6159 after 6. 4-12-1 (3) pers. letters, RESUMES. Near Gables. 337-0205. rrT:"r~nr7n c-am-aoo) I Lut t Fun ||q| TYPING. EXPERIENCED, MM) Be a Plasma Donor! LOST-BLOND and white col- fast, and reasonable. -371- lie shepherd mix. Vicinity of 4635. C-20-11-30 (3) $9.00 cash paid for each donation Harrison & Trowbridge. Call Grant. 332-0861 or 332-0863. COPYGRAPH SERVICE, Unron Busktinf $11 ,00cash Pai(i f°r second donation if you 2'12"1 ,5) complete dissertation and re- donate twice in one week (Between Tuesday and Saturday) service. Corner MAC ~ ~ ~ ~ ~"~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ LOST - ONE pair black and sume and Grand Rjver 8;30 am . YOU MUST BE 18 AND SHOW 2 PIECES OF I.D. Second Floor red gloves along Shaw Lane 5.30 pnli Monday-Friday. 10 COME TO: HEIR SAVE LIVES! BE A PLASMA DONOR. T Z 3-11-30 131 36M738 am • 5 pm, Saturday. 337- ^■■"Christmas It takes only 1 '/> hours and is used for: 1666 C-20-11-30 171 AMIRICAN 1. Children's Innoculatfons Saturday, 9 «m - 6 pm iRstrvctiois ■!»' Arts and Crafts ■ PLASMA DONOR 2. Tetanus Vaccine 3. Burn Therapy Poets Persoul Sunday. It «m-6pm ■R™ Show CINTBR 4. Cancer Research 5. Hemophelia Therapy GUY - THANKS for all your RIDING INSTRUCTION. East 2827 GR. RIVER AVE. December 2nd and 3rd help this term! Wouldn't have Lansing. English hunt-seat, E. LANSING. MICH, made it without it. Will indoor facilities. Beginning always be grateful. Love, ME! through advanced. Contact For information cell phone 351-2620 S-1-11-30 (5) JEAN CARN STABLES, 337- 356-3365 2794 or 371-3926. (Across from Coral Gables ■ next to Cut Label) OR-13-11-30 (7) Sponsored by the Union ATTENTION STUDENTS Activities Board , ALL STUDENT CLASSIFIED Hours: GUITAR INSTRUCTION, ADVERTISING will require PREPAYMENT beginning group and private. Ask for 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. Tues. S Wed. Tom Leo. 487-0019. Monday, Octobdf 30. or 3-12-1 (4) 8 a.m. -5 p.m. Fri. &Sat. Sp-22 12-1 (5) I t Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday. inur November 30. 1978 21 HAGAR the Horrible THANKS FOR k YOUR SUPPORT dyiy i^y§yofte SPONSORED BY: by Dik Browne & Heve t Happy X, Whatever. Haze combs PAPPY/ 3:00 Thurtday (12) Billy Graham Crusade (12)20/20 9:00 (10) Another World (23) Nova 10:05 (6-12) Phil Donahue (12) General Hospitol 8:30 (23) WKAR Membership. 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Kalian ice cream 0!flnS 0B3300 45. Emanation 33HIQ 03O3H) 46 Trouble 47 Deception OOVB 3. Energetic person 48. Clasp 4. Retreat 49. Tmy 1. Bind with a rope 5. Gaucho 50. Road sign .ftdfci. ll-3o 01978 Unlv-nol P^en Syndkol. Thursday, November 30, 1970 22Michiaon State News, East Lansing, Michigan Money Man is coming Dec. 4-8 ALSO - WINTER TERM BOOKS ARE NOW We try harder to please you - with highest prices back on books, paid in uncirculated one dollar bills! AVAILABLE FOR So if you no longer need your Fall term books, sell them during Finals Week Dec. 4-8 PURCHASE Special Book Buying Personnel will be ready to serve you 730 to 500 daily.