Spartans shoot Magic's the word, to kill, and ISU's not the Bird MSU's Earvin "Magic" Johnson and ISU's Larry Bird finally met Bird falls victim eye-to-eye on the court. The Bird was shot down. By JOE CENTERS State News Sports Writer SALT LAKE CITY — "Sensational!" That's how MSU's senior Gregory Kelser felt as he watched his teammates cut away the net following the Spartans' 75-64 win Monday- night over previously undefeated Indiana State University to claim the NCAA basketball title. It was a great moment for the team's only senior, who was making his final official appearance in a Spartan uniform. But then again, it was a great moment for the whole team .id all of the MSU fans. . "They're usually the loudest," Terry Donelly said about the Spartan fans. "I think we had the most fans there. That's a credit to our program. It's really nice to have fans like that behind you all of the time." One of the main reasons the MSU fans were so vocal Monday was because of Donnelly, a 6-foot 2, 159-pound guard from St. Louis, Mo. who scored 15 points, 13 of those in the second half when the Spartans (26-6) maintained their lead over the Sycamores (33-1). "What kept us in the game was the great second-half performance by Terry Donnelly," said MSU coach Jud Heathcote. Donnelly, who had stomach cramps and a 102 degree temperature Friday, hit all five of the shots he took from the floor, and five of six from the foul line down the stretch. "It means a lot to me as a player to go into the final game and score 15 points," said Donnelly, who averaged only 6.3 points per game this season. "Fifteen points in any game is good for me because I'm not a scorer like a Greg Kelser or an Earvin Johnson." Speaking of Kelser and the "Magic Man", the team's two "superstars," as coach Jud Heathcote frequently calls them lived up to their titles. Although both ran into some early foul trouble, each had his usual complete game. Magic scored 24 points, pulled down 10 rebounds and dished off five assists, while "Special K" chipped in with 19 points, eight rebounds, and, taking a chapter out of Johnson's book, passed off nine assists. The game was built up as a battle between two of the best — if not the best — college basketball players in Johnson and ISU's Larry Bird. Bird was repeatedly named the Most Valuable Player in college basketball this season and he brought a 28.7 points and 14.8 rebounds per game average with him into (continued on page 11) Trustees' rescission Photos by Ira Strickstein allows paid Utah trip By KIMGAZELLA The trustees were "designated by virtue and of their office as part of the official party to JOY L. HAENLEIN the 1979 NCAA Basketball Tournament in State News Staff Writers Salt Lake City, Utah" according to Friday's Seven of the eight MSU trustees resolution. SPONTANEOUS PARTY attended the NCAA finals in Utah last The board also stated in the motion that weekend after rescinding a May 1978 MSU's prestige in the national champion resolution Friday to boycott meetings in ship finals would be greatly enhanced by Victory spells madness for E. L. sUtes which have not ratified the Equal representation of its Board of Trustees." Rights Amendment. According to the text of the resolution The rescinding motion allowed the trus¬ passed last year, trustees needed the tees and their spouses to be reimbursed for approval of the board's Audit Committee travel expenses. before they could be financially reimbursed pectant fans waited for the team bus to Thunderous applause and cheering, MORE YEARS," hinting at the persistent At the same time. Trustee Blanche for a trip to a non-ratified state. The By THE STATE NEWS rumors that Johnson will turn professional Martin, D-East Lansing, withdrew a similar committee voted unanimously Friday — but The MSU Spartan basketball team arrive while inside, 10,000-plus noisy coupled with numerous standing ovations, well-wishers jammed the ancient structure. greeted each player as he stepped to the with two years of college eligibility remain rescinding motion to travel to Florida for a cautiously — to rescind the original motion touched down at Capitol City Airport in Department of Public Safety officers microphone after receiving a commemora¬ ing. convention after dodging pressure from for the Utah trip. Lansing Tuesday afternoon to a throng of reported some fans who were turned away tive plaque. "All I can say is that we've got the No. 1 fellow trustees. Carole Lick, D Portage, said she did not hyped-up fans and a town still vibrating from the NCAA championship. at the door tried entering the fieldhouse After a deafening chorus of "Kelser, cheerleaders in the nation, the No. 1 feel her attendance as a trustee would "enhance" the University's image. Upwards of 1,000 cheering fans, ranging through the roof. speak," Senior center Gregory Kelser basketball team and the No. 1 fans," The list of dignitaries assembled to pay looked around and said with a smile, "What She said Friday she would not attend the from toddlers to senior citizens, greeted Johnson said, beaming. tribute to the Spartans included Gov. do you want me to say?" games, but changed her mind later in the team members, who made a quick hand¬ shaking trip along the chain link fence next William G. Milliken, MSU President Edgar "It's just starting to hit all of us what Terry Donnelly, Mike Brkovich and Ron morning because President Edgar L. w@(dte§(&)®y joined in praising the fans and in Harden, the mayors of East Lansing and we've done," he said. Charles Harden asked the trustees to represent the to the runway. Lansing and a little-known state legislator When Earvin Johnson stood up to urging Johnson to stay at MSU. University at the tournaments. "It feels great," deadpanned MSU Coach Jamie "Shoes" Huffman, who received Harden had encouraged the trustees to Jud Heathcote, the first team member off who attracted the only catcalls during the probably the loudest ovation of the after hour long celebration. noon, the packed crowd began yelling "TWO continued on page 11) attend the NCAA finals to provide "reason the United Airlines jet. Turn out to honor the Spar¬ ably objective representation" from MSU. "We're all still elated and still coming tans! A parade to welcome the Harden was unable to attend the tourna down to earth." champions home will begin at Frandor at 1:30 today. ment due to two long-time engagements. Lick said her role as a trustee would be to As the at the players emerged, the crowd roared sight of the NCAA trophy, held high Israeli and Egyptian leaders divided attend NCAA meetings to learn more about and reflecting the setting sun. affirmative action and Title IX procedures. Earvin "Magic" Johnson flashed his Grand to Jack Stack, R-Alma, was the only trustee stay home for the games due to schedule Canyon smile, much to the crowd's delight, as his head, topped with a tweed apple cap, on Palestinian question despite treaty conflict. He opposed popped out of the door. the idea of attending the Some Spartans looked a bit dazed and WASHINGTON - The leaders of Israel and Egypt took fighter planes to Israel and the extension of arms sales credits to game, saying that the trustees might be admitted they were just beginning to realize different stands Tuesday on Palestinian autonomy but asked Egypt for the first time. able to influence future meeting places by In a session at the Egyptian embassy. Sadat said the next round what they had accomplished. Congress to give them the weapons of war and trust them to keep making the NCAA aware of the boycott. peace. of negotiations over the future of the Palestinians would be held The trustees Following the brief reception in the chilly either in El Arish in Sinai, or Beersheba in the Negev. agreed with Stock's air at the airport, the team was whisked Both warned of Soviet threats to freedom around the world. suggestion to send a letter to the NCAA to Egyptian President Anwar Sadat renewed a proposal for a He also disclosed that when he exchanges ambassadors with call attention to the fact that it could away in an MSU bus, with a police and fire combined municipal council of Arabs and Israelis in Jerusalem. But Israel some 10 months from now, the Egyptian envoy will be based truck motorcade to Jenison Fieldhouse for a influence states that have not ratified the he declared flatly that "sovereignty in Arab Jerusalem should in Te! Aviv, not Jerusalem. The United States and most other formal celebration. ERA. , ., m ... return to the Arabs." countries that have relations with Israel have embassies in Tel (continued on page II) Outside Jenison, several hundred ex- ' Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin spoke Aviv because of the dispute over the future of Jerusalem, part of separately to senators and congressmembers assembled in which was captured from Jordanian forces in the 1967 war. meeting rooms on their respective sides of the Capitol. Sadat "As much as you have sentimentality towards Jerusalem," he elaborated on his statements during a brief meeting with told Israeli reporters at the embassy, "there are 700 million Arabs reporters. who have the same thing on their side. You cannot deny them their Both leaders urged approval of President Carter's proposed $4.5 rights ... We shall never agree to Israeli sovereignty." billion package of loans and grants for Israel and Egypt. The "I have an appeal to make tfryou," Begin told members of the package is designed to bolster the new peace between the ancient Senate. "Don't doubt us. Don't doubt our intentions. Don't doubt enemies, formalized in a treaty signed Monday. our resolve to live in peace with our neighbors." Letters of agreement made public by Defense Secretary Harold "We want to solve in a humane way the problem of the Brown show the package includes accelerated delivery of F 16 Palestinian Arabs," he said. 2 Michigon Stote News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Wednesday. March 28, 1979 CRUDE OIL PRICE RAISED 9 PERCENT OPEC increase called greedy GENEVA, Switzerland (AP) likewise. size they are. American pump The sponse to what the cartel saw price, upping the price of — Organization of Petro¬ The base increase alone is as profiteering by oil companies Algerian crude by a total of prices rise about a cent a gallon leum Exporting Countries expected to enrich OPEC na getting upwards of $20 a barrel more than 30 percent. Venezue¬ per over-all 5 percent increase raised crude oil prices by 9 tions by an additional $13.5 in the price of crude. on the short term, or "spot" la announced a surcharge of percent Tuesday to $14.54 a billion this year, analysts here market because of the shortage The $14.54 price to take $1.20, and Libya said it would Iranian land rights clash leaves 30 dead barrel and authorized members say. caused by the temporary loss of raise prices by $1.66. effect Sunday was not to have to tack on any surcharges they OPEC President Saeed A1 Iranian production. The effect of the surcharges gone into effect until October think the market will bear. Otaiba of the United Arab under TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Fighting over republic. Tuesday, Algeria announced on American retail prices will a four-step series of The increase, taking effect Emirates said the next OPEC increases OPEC land rights erupted between Turkoman an increase of "about $4" per depend on which countries im¬ approved in The Turkomans backed by leftist Sunday, should raise American meeting, scheduled here in December. tribemembers and government forces in 42-gallon barrel over the base pose surcharges and on what Fedayeen fighters, fired back, sparking retail gasoline prices by about June, could decide on yet northeastern Iran, leaving at least 30 two cents a gallon and increase city wide battles, reports from the city another hike. people dead and 70 wounded, witnesses said. Violence and disorder flared again the American bill for foreign oil He said the UAE, Saudi said Tuesday. The fighting started Monday when police stopped tribemembers trying to reclaim farmland from estates the Tuesday before subsiding. It was the second minority uprising in by at least $4 billion over last year's total of $43 billion. Surcharges could push the bill higher, analysts say. Arabia and other Arab "moder¬ ates" opposed stiffer increases proposed by some countries and would continue to do so in Arafat urges reprisals near as many weeks to challenge the authority (AP) — Bomb attacks in Israel and Paris killed There was no other immediate comment on of Iran In Washington, Sen. Henry the future. He said Ecuador city of Gonbad-E-Qabous 30 miles south s new revolutionary government one person and injured more than 50 others Arafat's proposal from the foreign and economy Last week Kurdish tribemembers seeking M. Jackson. D-Wash., chairper joined the fight to keep the of the Soviet border. Tuesday in a terrorist campaign against the ministers of 18 Arab nations who met in the son of the Senate Energy increase low. Iraqi Witnesses said disorder spread to the autonomy for their region of western Iran Committee, called the increase newly signed Israeli Egyptian peace treaty. capital to decide how to sabotage the peace pact. Militant members such as city where troops loyal to the govern¬ revolted. An estimated 200 persons died Palestine Liberation Organization leader Yasir In the Israeli town of Lod, 15 miles east of Tel "greed and a punitive doctrine" Iraq. Iran and Libya lobbied ment of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini in four days of fighting in the Kurdish city Arafat urged hardline Arab leaders gathered in Aviv, a bomb exploded under a vegetable stand and said it is "bad news for hard for larger increases. Iran fired on Turkomans demonstrating for of Sanandaj. The Kurds finally were Western institutions." Baghdad, Iraq, to support the PLO's war against in an open air market. A 60-year-old woman was said it favored an increase of 29 the treaty by ending all trade with the United killed and 21 persons were injured. A vengeful autonomy under Iran's proposed Islamic promised increased autonomy. State Department spokes¬ percent in the base price. States. He also urged a new oil Jewish mob reportedly beat up several Arab person Hodding Carter called it Most OPEC members added embargo. "untimely and unjustified" and Arafat said, "It is taken for granted the passersby until police intervened. a surcharge of about $1.20 a A bomb thrown into a hostel for Jewish said it points up the need for (Egyptian President Anwar) Sadat's regime will Canada to hold general elections May 22 strict conservation barrel, roughly the amount of be students in the heart of the Paris Latin Quarter measures. Tuesday's base price increase, punished, but don't just hit the tail of the snake, hit the head of the snake injured 32 occupants Tuesday, officials reported. Algeria. Venezuela and Libya onto the previous OPEC price — the United In Paris, an anonymous telephone caller said a OTTAWA (AP) — Canada s long-antici¬ The five-year mandate for the prime States." immediately said their coun¬ of $13.35 when the revolution in pated elections will be Held May 22, minister and his Liberal Party from the tries would add surcharges to group called the "Autonomous Joint Interven¬ Iran caused a shortage of crude Arafat also said, "We should stop buying big House of Commons Majority Leader Allan tion Group Against the Zionist Presence in last election in 1974 would have expired the basic rate and oil ministers on the world market. American cars and other products," because the France and Against the Peace Treaty" was MacEachen said Monday night. July 8 here predicted other members The earlier surcharges were United States "pushed Egypt and Israel into In his announcement, authorized by of the 13 nation cartel would do responsible for the blast. Authorities said they approved by OPEC as a re¬ signing this deal." had never heard of the group before. Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau, Trudeau in a nationally televised MacEachen said Parliament would be statement delivered shortly after Mac¬ dissolved to prepare for the campaign. Eachen s announcement said he would The move came as no surprise WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme its use are subject to government regula¬ campaign for the new economic policies Court ruled on Tuesday that police officers tion." Justice Byron R. White wrote for the although there had been speculation required to make the 1980s a decade of Trudeau would set June election date. may not stop automobiles at random to majority. a development. check drivers' licenses and car registration. Random car stops who The justices said random stops of motorists White stressed, however, that the ruling does not bar Delaware and other states from are not suspected of breaking any law "developing methods for spot checks that Amin leads troops against invaders violate the Constitution's protection from involve less intrusion or that do not involve NAIROBI Kenya (UPI) — Heavy firing Western analysts said earlier it ap¬ now ruled illegal unreasonable search and seizure. The 8-1 decision struck down a Delaware law that had given individual police officers unconstrained exercise of discretion." White suggested that questioning all erupted near President Idi Amin's official peared the fighting was between troops oncoming traffic at roadblock-type stops residence at Entebbe Tuesday but the broad discretion in choosing cars for the could be an alternative. 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Kalamazoo (5 min. from MSU) $e tudent Q^ook c Across from Olin ^B^tore _ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March 28, 1979 3 Problems on divestiture focus on letter's wording By KIM GAZELLA drawing University stocks from corpora were concerned that the word State News Staff Writer tions with South African holdings at next changes in the second letter changed the The MSU Board of Trustees haggled over month's board meeting. meaning of the first letter. wording in a letter from its investment firm Problems at last month's meeting were The firm's letter stated as before that it is concerning divestiture for the second over a liability clause the firm included to possible to construct a portfolio with consecutive month at its March meeting make it "held harmless" — or not held diverse stocks to replace those being sold Thursday and Friday. responsible for possible consequences of the for divestiture purposes. The board passed a resolution in March trustees' divestiture resolution. The November letter said the 1978, stating the University will divest its The problem was resolved in a tele¬ portfolio would have to be constructed stocks from corporations with South Afri¬ carefully to phone conference made March 1 by adminis¬ "gain exposure in a number of specific can business links. trators and trustees to clear up the legal industries." The letter is one of several between the difficulties. The March letter changed the board and its investment firm Scutter, The call wording of was termed "helpful" by Roger the sentence to say that the Stevens and Clark. ability to gain Wilkinson, vice-president for business and exposure in specific industries would be The latest letter from the firm was a finance, because it cleared up any misunder¬ "constricted." response stating it will be possible to draw standings between the two parties about "I'd like a reinsertion of the Nov. 21 letter up a portfolio to provide an equivalent level the liability procedures. here," Bruff said. of quality of stocks to those the University The most recent conflict arose from the He suggested that a letter be sent to the is selling. differences in two letters written by firm to ensure the meaning was the same in Board Chairperson John Bruff, D-Fraser, Scutter, Stevens and Clark Nov. 21, and both letters. said though the board could not agree on March 9. the wording of the letter, he expects Two attorneys on the board, Bruff and Board members reacted differently, each recommendations from the firm for with¬ Raymond Krolikowski, D-Birmingham, suggesting different ways to resolve the problem. "I suggest we get a clear expression of intent," Krolikowski said. "I suggest we go back to the letter of Nov. 21," Bruff said. PIRGIM and utility "I suggest we get a new investment company — one in New Y'ork," Radcliffe said. He has suggested hiring a new firm for the past three months and has threatened back to make a formal motion to do so if steps to to court again divest are not taken soon. Bruff said he doubts it will be necessary to hire a new investment firm as Radcliffe A new trial date will be set as the legal battle continues between Lansing's Board of suggested because the process would have to begin again and it would take too much Water and Light and PIRGIM. State News Deborah J. Borin time. Steve Freedkin, PIRGIM executive director said the board is raising several issues Until the proposed mail or computer terminal registration system is implemented, MSU student Mary Howe, a that PIRGIM contends are already resolved. Ingham County Circuit Court Judge "I think we'll get it straightened out with sophomore HRI major will continue with the current registration system. Thomas Brown said at a pre-trial hearing March 12 that he will hear the case, Freedkin the letter and go ahead with the recom¬ added. mendations at the next meeting," he said. PIRGIM filed suit in August against the board under the state Freedom of Bruff said a letter will be sent to the firm, Information Act to obtain documents pertaining to the Board's proposed purchase of but he added the confusion will not delay REFORM DIFFICULT BUT IMPROVEMENTS PLANNED power from the Consumer's Power Co. Midland nuclear plant. the withdrawal recommendations. Brown issued a summary judgment in the case stating that the board is subject to "They (the firm) understand that they the information act. are to proceed with making the recommen¬ Spring term registration smooth By JAMES KATES the registration process is the division of The board released the documents to PIRGIM the day after suit was filed, but PIRGIM chose to pursue the suit to establish that the board is subject to the act. The new trial will determine whether PIRGIM will receive $2,100 in court costs from dations as planned," he said. "We expect to have them at the next board meeting." King said short-term improvements the board, as is required under the information act. State News Staff Writer responsibility between the Registrar's would focus on providing more personnel to The board will raise the issue of whether it had to release the documents in the first Registration for spring term generally Office, the Controller's Office and academic answer students' questions. place, Freedkin said. went smoothly but it may be some time before the implementation of proposed mail or computer-terminal registration systems, departments. Agreement would have to on plans for come not a new system only from the "It's not possible to say when we'll see a major change in the system because there are many people who have a vote in this," He said the board is also trying to set precedent for a 10-day extension before responding to the information request for the reason that its "attorney was unavailable" at the time. Firefighters Registrar Horace King said Tuesday. registrar, but also from the provost and he said. "But we figure that as long as There is a five working-day deadline for response under the act, but 10-day King said a major obstacle to reform of vice president for finance, King said. students have to go through this we'll provide more people to help them." extensions are granted in certain cases. The board wants a determination on whether its 10-day extensions was constitutional, thereby setting a precedent, Freedkin said. win battle About 200 people, including several "The circuit court does not set precedents," he added, claiming the case would be advisers from the Registrar's Office in the Mayor's recommendation moot on that issue. class card arena, worked on spring term registration. King said. Diane Bolagh, a first-term transfer Board of Water and Light spokespersons were unavailable for comment. for hours student majoring in music therapy, said she East Lansing firefighters have their hikes won may mean new tax found the registration system "baffling." "I came from a school of 400 and I was two-year battle against a 40-hour work week. An increase in taxes may By Rl'SS HUMPHREY State News Staff Writer be in store for Lansing residents if Mayor Gerald W. accepted at MSU last Friday," she said. "The school had a computer-terminal sys¬ tem. Sometimes there were lines to get to the terminals but at least we knew right Handicapper access East Firefighters Local 1609 and the city of Lansing accepted a decision rendered by a state arbitrator Friday night ruling against eight-hour shifts for firefighters. Graves' recommendations for the 1979-80 budget are approved by the City Council. whether we had our classes." funds Union OK'd Although the city's firefighters will retain away Graves asked for a $4.1 million increase in the general fund budget at Monday night's regular City Council meeting. King said plans for updating the registra¬ tion process are being studied by a task to their current work schedule of 24 hours the job followed by two days off, their total on The need* for the increase, he said partly stems from contract settlements with the force representing University finance and work hours per week will be reduced from 56 Lansing Independent Employees Unions and the police and fire departments made academic departments as well as the By JOY L. HAENLEIN monies, which are state funds granted to to50.4. They will have one additional day off last year and early in 1979. Registrar's Office. construct or maintain buildings. The project State News Staff Writer every month. But the city may face tax increases if federal revenue sharing is eliminated, Graves The task force is aided by the Registrar's is expected to start next month, with Union president Darwin Ranes said Handicappers will have access to the said. The city could lose about $3 million dollars generated annually from revenue Student Advisory Committee, which pro¬ completion slated for 1982. Union by Sept. 15 due to the approval firefighters opposed a 40-hour work week sharing, he said. vides student proposals for changes in the Friday of over $800,000 in contracts by the The approval culminates a drive started because though the city would have hired 10 "If the revenue sharing is eliminated," Graves said, "the city would have to raise registration process, he said. in the late 1950s to create such a facility, additional persons, it would have reduced MSU Board of Trustees. property taxes by about $3.50 per $1,000 of state equalized valuation, or lay off over Committee member Lisa Averill, a senior The nod comes after scores of student said MSU President Edgar L. Harden. the number of staffers on duty at any given 170 employees." natural resources and environmental edu¬ "We're a little slow, but we've made it," time. and non-student requests were issued to The mayor's budget also includes asking voters to approve bonds for a $750,000 cation major, said she did not anticipate make the facility accessible to handicap¬ he said. "There would be more men, but less men asphalt plant, expanding fire stations, widening Aurelius Road and developing city seeing a computer terminal or mail regi¬ pers, especially wheelchair users. Harden added projected costs in the on duty," Ranes said. "This would have parks. stration system for at least a year. The Board also approved contracts for construction of the building have more than increased the work load at the scene for each The costs for the proposed projects would to .i $5 million and would be financed by "We can't make this kind of doubled in the past 20 years. individual firefighter." change theconstructionof the Communication Arts long term bonds spread over a 20 ye^r period, Graves said in his recommendation. overnight," she said, "but what we can do is Center totaling $21.5 million. The board also awarded contracts to The arbitrator opted for the city's The annual cost to taxpayers would be about 50 cents for every $1,000 of accessed recommend feasible changes to the re¬ make alterations in Morrill Hall including Under the Union contracts, an exterior proposed wage package which included a 6 property value, Graves said. gistrar's office." ramp will be added to the west side of the division of smaller office spaces, carpet percent increase for the first year of a new The most prominent increast in the new budget is the hike in costs for public safety Immediate improvements could be had installation and refinishing existing walls. contract and 5 percent for the second year. building which will lead to a new lobby and Workers. Graves said the increase "curred because of contract settlements that will v by providing more personnel in the fee Exterior campus lighting will also under¬ The pay hikes are retroactive to when their elevator created for handicapper use. cost the city about $8.4 million. assessment and payment stages, she said. contract last expired in July 1977. Existing toilet facilities will also be go some alterations under board contracts The major benefits provided, primarily through collective bargaining agreements, Averill added she would like to see an Ranes said an additional stumbling block remodeled to provide access to handicap¬ totaling $46,000 awarded at the meeting. include retirement payments for police and fire fighters, medical insurance, general alternative to registration-by-mail should New lighting fixtures will be installed in in the negotiation process was the promo¬ pers and two wheelchair lifts will be employment retirement and longevity payments. the plan go through. installed to make stairways more acces¬ 15 new areas around campus, while five tional procedure employed by the city. Graves said he would rather retain the current tax rate of $10.70 for every $1,000 of "Conventional registration provides other areas will receive replaced or re-lo¬ The city had no systematic methods for sible. assessed value. But he added that "economic predictions indicate a high probability of benefits such as voter registration, voting cated fixtures. The Union will also undergo alterations promotions, he said, and firefighters had economic slowdown or even another recession in the upcoming fiscal year." for student offices and advising," she said. The project had strong backing from the attempted to revamp the procedure. to make the facility comply with fire Graves also touched upon other problems that the city, especially financial cutoffs "We might look into providing a 'baby ASMSU Student Board, said Roger Wilkin¬ He said a compromise was worked out on marshall requirements. from the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act. system' for those who will want to stay with son, vice-president for business and finance, the promotional procedures, but did not The new Communications Arts Center He recommended the establishment of permanent positions in the areas where the old style of registration." will be completely funded by capitol outlay (continued on page 5) specify the terms. CETA personnel have been emploved. _T T NIVERSITY——* SUNDAY HOME DELIVERY SERVICE 30c DELIVERY FEE COVERS ONE OR MORE NEWSPAPERS BOOKS OR MAGAZINES Sorority Rush New York Times $1.30 Detroit Free Press New York Daily .50 Detroit News Chicago Tribune Barrows Market Chronicle .75 State Journal .75 Grand Rapids Press .75 Ann Arbor News .50 Sign-Ups At the same time for no additional charge we In the dorms will deliver at regular retail price current mag¬ azines and books. 4:30-6:30 Tuesday. March 27 and FOR DETAILS ON THIS SERVICE PLEASE Wednesday. March 28 International Center CALL 11:30-1:30 mm. UNIVERSITY NEWS AT 332 6685 BETWEEN 8am-10pm Thank you, Spartans, for a memory we9ll cherish We are not at the We're number one! And nothing feels for the Spartans of 1979? Last set MSU in forward motion that could feel better. When Magic lobbed that near- full court pass to Special K in the night 10,000 people were over in Jenison Fieldhouse trying to do just that. A parade is planned for will gather momentum goes on. as Recruitment should be a plea¬ time mercy of landlords O! Reaume and Dodds! Why didn't you go An hour or so later, however, they room with the windows open. We com closing seconds of the game and today down Michigan Avenue to sure for Jud Heathcote. Any high into an honest field instead of becoming an the Capitol. That old road will school athlete who has followed brought in a new air conditioner. We were plained again and again and again. The Gregory took the ball like he has so apartment managing firm? told that it was just a temporary one and people in the Reaume and Dodds office many times this season and ram probably feel as many feet as it did the Spartans in their romp For the past nine months now, I've lived that they would fix the original one and began to recognize our voices over the med it through the rim, this town nine years ago when thousands of through the NCAA tourney is well in Norwood Apartments on Grand River. bring it back. We still have the temporary. phone. Repair people came out a couple of that there is more than Norwood is managed by a firm called We deducted the rent for the week the times, played with wires and pipes for and campus exploded with ec¬ protesters headed down the same aware Reaume and Dodds. The name should be unit did not work and Reaume and Dodds awhile, but never fixed the heat. stasy. What a team. What a game. path. But the mood of the 1979 basketball between the members familiar to many students at MSU because promptly delivered a "Notice to Quit." While the world outside was a frozen What a feeling. parade will be just the opposite of Jud's squad. In the coldness of it manages 366 apartment units in the East These notices basically say pay up or be wasteland, we lived in an inferno. I talked Although it was Jud Heathcote from the last mass march — the big money intercollegiate athlet¬ Lansing area, comprising 7 percent of the prepared to be hauled to court. We had the to other Reaume and Dodds' tenants and and his men who had to do the real mood today is satisfaction. ics, the love exhibited by our team apartment units immediately around the ASMSU legal attorney, with whom we had was told I was lucky to have heat at all. members is something that a price MSU campus. consulted throughout, write Reaume and Apparently, Reaume and Dodds isn't that fretting and sweating, it was our Ironically, the biggest winners My roommate and I moved into this Dodds to say we would be defended. They good when it comes to heat. But then, they victory and our celebration. To are not the individual players, the can never be put on, it is apartment last June and almost imme did not try to evict us. weren't too good when it came to turning on those who have not missed a single team or even the fans. The biggest something that cannot be bought, the lights in the hallways, fixing hall doors, diately started having problems with I was somewhat angry at Reaume and televised game it was the ultimate winner is MSU as an institution. and because of that, it is Jud's best Reaume and Dodds. Dodds for the notice and tried to get the plowing and shoveling, either. joy. Gregory Kelser and Earvin While the team of 1978-79 will selling point to high school seniors. Our apartment is on the top floor of a East Lansing Fire Department to force the In early February, I was fed up. I called never be forgotten, by late next three floor structure. In the afternoon, the management corporation to put fire ex the Tenants Resource Center and talked Johnson, because of the special Possibly the most surprising fall a new season will have begun. winner in all of this is John temperature races up the thermometer and tinguishers in the apartment complex. The with the ASMSU attorneys again. I notified quality of their personalities, are strangles you. fire marshall sent me a notice that the Reaume and Dodds thai we would not pay beyond being merely appreciated. We'll have to do this all over again, Hannah. As the person in charge of The first thing I did when I stepped into building was inspected in 1973 and found rent until the heat was fixed. When we speak of the two it is as if we hope. extracting donations from loyal the room was turn on the air conditioner. I then to violate safety standards by not Reaume and Dodds responded with stern they are our brothers. It is as if we But the benefits this one season alumni. Hannah should find his job unpacked a little and noticed that the unit having enough fire extinguishers. He said warnings which sounded more like threats. are all such tight buddies that after have brought to this wasn't doing a damn thing except making he wasn't going to do anything about the University to be a comparative breeze in the noise. We immediately complained about it. "You'd better put the money in an escrow violationg but we were of course free to buy account," I was told. "If you don't, we'll take the games they drop by. have a are beyond comprehension. Al¬ next few months. Though MSU As the temperature rose in the apart¬ an extinguisher ourselves and deduct the beer and tell all about the you to court like that." An "escrow us though the $125,000 the team will has graduated millions of people ment. it was apparent that Reaume and cost from our rent. Thinking of the first account," for those who aren't familiar with victory we just shared. bring back from its network with scores of different kinds of Dodds was not overly anxious to fix our air Notice to Quit, I abandoned that idea. these things, is a separate account into Most of us have never met them television exposure is obviously degrees, it is athletics — national¬ conditioner. The company's office told me For the next five months, we were fairly which money is deposited and from which it that our apartment couldn't be that hot. decent tenants. Then, by November, it or even seen them in person, but it nice, and although the thousands ly prominent athletics — that tie cannot be withdrawn until certain pre-con¬ doesn't matter. We know instinc¬ of dollars worth of scholarships those far-flung people together. They were wrong. started to get cold for a change and we ditions are met. In our case, it would After almost a week of being ignored, we discovered we had no heat in the apart¬ tively that there are no two people that Earvin and Gregory racked It's in every paper, on every probably be stipulated that the money notified Reaume and Dodds that we were ment. We complained and — presto! — the in the world who are finer than automatically go to Reaume and Dodds if up by consistently being the Most television set, every radio. Sports deducting rent for each full day the unit did heat was turned on. It took awhile before the heat was fixed. Earvin and Greg. Valuable Players anyone has seen Illustrated will most assuredly not work. During dinner that evening, a we discovered that the heat would not turn I checked with the Tenants Resource How this in a while is also nice, the best part sing praises to the Spartans and maintenance person came around. It was off no matter where we set the thermostat. can community pos¬ their first visit. He told us the unit was Center and ASMSU. No. An escrow account Just like in *he summer, the apartment sibly express the gratitude that it about it all is that this season has MSU alumni everywhere will was not required. Simply set up an ordinary broken. We were not impressed. He told us was too hot. We kept hearing about energy know that their alma mater has a it would take a couple of days to get it fixed. savings account at your bank. When rent is shortages while we lived in an 82-degree due. put the money in the account to prove basketball team that is number you had the money and were not withhold¬ one in the entire nation. And when ing rent simply because you were broke. people are reminded with front VIEWPOINT: PUBLIC ACCESS March 1. Rent is due. I wrote a letter to Reaume and Dodds explaining what we had page headlines that they grad¬ done and giving the account number of the uated from MSU, the hearty Bruff new account. Reaume and Dodds said we donations are bound to follow. Everyone who anxiously awaits the new Performing Arts Center, explains the were legally required to put the an escrow account provide them with and gave an money into us a few days to escrow account even if they've never watched a number. trustees9 intentions I checked back with the Tenants Re¬ Spartan basketball game iheaven source Center and ASMSU. An escrow forbid!) should be eternally grate¬ account was not required. Reaume and ful. Everyone who champions the Dodds called in a week to get the escrow By JOHN B. BRUFF projects of the Enrichment Pro¬ Your editorial of March 7, titled "Trustees — public when convenient" requires my account number and I told them there would be no escrow account number gram — the endowed faculty response. because no account was required. Another chairs, updating the Library, You are entitled to your opinion of the MSU Board of Trustees; however, let me Notice to Quit appeared that afternoon and building a new museum — must respond to some of the allegations in that editorial. it was vowed that we would be immediately realize the tremendous boost the Primarily, the State News editorial challenges the board's commitment to dragged to court. (Someone must work full providing for public comment at our regular monthly board meetings. Prior to the Spartans have given those pro¬ Open Meetn.g Act, I was the author of the proposal to have public comment session at time at Reaume and Dodds churning out those notices.) jects. the regular MSU board meeting^, which has been the practice for nearly two years. I wrote to Reaume and Dodds, telling Even those people who have the In structuring our board meetings January 1979. the Board of Trustees accepted my them why we did not have an escrow unenviable task of wrangling proposal that public comment be changed from the Thursday evening session to Friday account number. I said that I suspected bucks from the state Legislature afternoons at 1 p.m. prior to the "Action Session" of the board. This change was they were simply trying to scare us into should find the job a little easier required because the Board of Trustees wished to devote Thursday evenings to paying our rent. Reaume and Dodds briefing sessions where an in-depth discussion of issues of importance to the University for a while. Everyone loves the could be presented and commented on by the public; so, in fact, the change provides apparently does that sort of thing if tenants winner and there are no bigger two opportunities for public comment. Objections were stated that the public would get uppity. March 15. A cigar smoking plumber winners in the state of Michigan have more difficulty attending on Friday afternoon at 1 p.m., especially students and knocks at the door. "Here to fix the heat," than the Spartans of MSU. faculty. It was stated by the undersigned at the January board meeting that any he says. "Sure is hot in here," he adds. A Thank you, Gregory Kelser for persons unable to make public comment in the afternoon would be provided an Reaume and Dodds lackey is with him. alternative time. Within an hour, the heat is fixed. being the class person that you In my opinion, the new procedure provices greater opportunity for public comment are. Thank you, Earvin Johnson in that all the committee sessions are scheduled so all trustees can attend and the Although it's fixed, it's now hot enough outside that the sunshine warms us up to for showing us the proper perspec¬ public, of course, has notice of the committee meetings and the right to comment at said an even 80 degrees anyway. Reluctantly, tive on competition. And thank committee meetings. The public is in a better position to make their views known on we've paid the rent. matters that are considered by our sub-committee in the areas of investment, health, you the Spartans of 1979 for audit, lands, and affirmative action. In the end, we really didn't win much for all our hassles. Reaume and Dodds cowed bringing us a championship that The State News has the right to critisize and disagree with the trustee action; us from withholding rent sooner will live in our minds forever. however, the inference that this was a move to make our meetings less public is, in my although we had every legal right to do so. We acted opinion, inaccurate and not justified by the facts. too late to have the adjustable heat do much Bruff is choirperion of the MSU Board of Trustees But from the experience, I learned that as tenants we can fight back. We can deduct or withhold rent legally in some cases. We can protect our legal rights from being entirely The Slate News cowed by faceless corporations. We can. Before we do, though, we must learn what our rights are and how to assert them. Only Wednesday, March 28, 1979 then will landlords start treating us like Editorials ore the opinions of the State News Viewpoints, columns people instead of quantities of rent. and letters are personal opinions In the case of Reaume and Dodds, this Editorial Deportment may take a major effort on our part. But we :ditor-in-chief. James L Smith Photo Editor Kathy Kilbury must make that effort. If we keep putting Managing Editor Anne Stuart Entertainment i Book Editor Dave DiMartino Opinion Editor Kim G Shonohan up with this crap, they'll fleece us like so Sports Editor Joseph F Centers many sheep. -'ty Editor NunztoM.Lupo Layout Editor Janet Halfmann .ampus Editor Michelle Chambers Beth Tuschok Freelance Editor Incidentally, the day after I wrote the Wire Editor Paula Mohr Chief Copy Editor Kenneth E Parker rough draft of this column, a man appeared Staff Representative Kim Gazelle at the door with a summons to appear in court this Friday for non-payment of rent Advertising Department although we had paid up almost a week before. We have been given less than a ig Monager Bob Shaffer Assistant Advertising Manager Gino Sponiolo week to prepare. Reaume and Dodds is at it again. DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau JIMMY. ' BECAUSE I HAVE £ar ALSO, 5IHCB YOU ASK, I'M FED JIMMY, COULD VEAH JIMMY! COULD YOU NOTHINS MORBID SAY UPUJfTH HAMN6 MY ARTAW MYUFE TRIVIALIZED&CON- VOUSIHbA QUICK WE FOR sSay OVER TELLUSW THROUGH THY MUSIC, SETHUHA SMT EXPOSURE ITS TIME OUR EYEWITNESS !£RE! YOU'RE R£- HOTHIN6 LEFT TO GIVE \nCUKZDC? TO REGAIN MY SELF-RESPECT . / VR1NG7 Michigon Stote News. Eost Lonsing, Michigan Wednesday, March 28, 1979 5 Terminal location Arts and Letters dean named Alan M. Hollingsworth, Pickering, director of the University. The for city buses, chairperson of the MSU De partment of English, will Honors College, received 944 total votes but only 113 first Thought and Language and American Humanities departments will become dean of the College of preference votes. begin an incorporation process Arts and Letters effective Other candidates for the into the College of Arts and taxis established Sept. 1. Hollingsworth will succeed position were Henry Silver man, chairperson of the De¬ Letters this fall. Hollingsworth taught at Richard E. Sullivan, who plans partment of American Thought Indiana University before to return to full-time teaching and Language and Conrad coming to MSU in 1967 as By SHEILA BEACHUM and research in the history Donakowski, professor of professor and English depart¬ State News Staff Writer department after nine years as Humanities. ment chairperson. A proposed downtown Lansing transportation terminal has dean of the college. Hollingsworth said his main He served as president of the finally found a location. The Search and Selection responsibility will be to "bring Midwest Modern Language The Capital Area Transportation Authority Board of Directors Committee for the dean's posi¬ the value of liberal arts to a Association and a board and recently backed the $3 million structure's future location at the tion was chaired by E. Fred generation of students who research are prize committee Grand Avenue and Kalamazoo Street intersection. Carlisle, professor of English. concerned about careers." member for the National The terminal will house city buses, inter-city buses, taxis and Faculty members in the College He expects the college en Council of Teachers of English. limousine service to the railroad center and airport. of Arts and Letters and the rollment to triple or quadruple Hollingsworth earned his While many city officials say that the site is not ideal for the departments of American because the University College bachelors, masters and doctoral terminal, most agree that it seems to be the most logical. Thought and Language and departments have been dis¬ degrees from the University of CATA officials favored the location because of the availability of Humanities were eligible to banded to other areas of the California at Berkeley. land for the structure and its "nearly unoccupied" status, said vote for the new dean. CATA Planning and Grants Manager Richard Leonard. About 80 percent of the CATA and Lansing officials had expressed concern about the eligible faculty voted and 338 Also pinball, air hockey, TV tennis, table negative aspects of the current Lansing transfer point of city bus ballots were cast. services at Michigan Avenue and Grand Avenue. tennis... Hollingsworth did not re¬ Officials were also concerned that the Grand Avenue and ceive the most total votes but Kalamazoo Street site would prove to be a greater inconvenience won the most votes under the UNION BILLIARDS. for two key groups of people using CATA services — downtown first preference tabulation. The lower level Union Bldg. office workers and Lansing Community College students. vote was tabulated in order of "We don't have a desirable situation now," Leonard said. preference for each of the four HOURS: M-Th 11:45-11:00 p.m. Although it may be a greater inconvenience, he said, it will candidates. Fri. 10 o.m.-l 1 p.m., Sat 12-11 p.n improve safety for the city's bus riders and will not have a mci-c MSU . , .... State News Bob Stern Hollingsworth received 118 "negative impact on ridership." Spartan fans flocked to East Lansing bars and streets to share their first Sun 12-U:00p.m. hugs, preference votes and 875 * an<1 Cheer8 after the SPartans won the NCAA championship Monday In the staging "pulse type system" buses sit for as long as seven total votes. James H. minutes before departing, Leonard said. night The current transfer point for buses is unsafe for people making bus-to-bus transfers and waiting buses contribute to the traffic congestion in that area, especially at rush hour, Leonard said. Once CATA buses are moved to the terminal, much of the Tame Your Winter Frizzies congestion at the current staging sites will be eliminated, Leonard said. The transportation terminal will be a "building block for some of CETA funds questioned the other things the city wants to attain," he said. Those plans include the construction of a shopping mall at South Have your hair cut and Washington Square, hotel-convention center, sports arena and exhibition hall. "One of the last hurdles is for the state to approve the project," by Lansing City Council conditioned by professiona Leonard said. "The state will bear the major costs of construction," he said. Construction costs have been estimated at $2.5 million. Lansing city councilmembers want every¬ thing out in the open concerning Comprehen¬ amount of their funds the council and city disposal. have at hairstylists for... sive Employment and Training Act funds. Nearly $600,000 is needed for purchase of the land. That amount In other action Monday night, the council will be financed through a federal grant or local funds of a Mayor Gerald W. Graves has been accused by councilmember Richard J. Baker of referred to committee the rezoning requests UNDER $8 combination, said Kunwar Rajendra, Lansing Transportation made by Health Central, a medical coopera "impounding" CETA funds in past weeks. tive at 2316 S. Cedar St., Lansing. The Planning coordinator. Because no funds have surfaced, people who Once the state Department of Highways and Transportation requests would change four residential Call 332-4314 for appt. approves the project, construction could begin in October, qualify for the jobs generated by the money districts into parking lots, which Health have been denied work, Baker said. or walk in anytime Leonard said. Central officials say are desperately needed The CATA board is also selecting an Advisory Committee Monday night at the regular City Council meeting, councilmembers unanimously ap¬ in order to expand their services. RK comprised of the elderly and handicappers. But the South Central Neighborhood proved established policies and priorities for "the committee will oversee and comment on the development of plans for elderly and handicapper services," Leonard said. use of the funds. Organization blocked action by the council ABBOTT ROAD HAIRCUTTERS The resolution mandates that all available Monday when its representatives demanded CATA is responsible for devising an access plan for maximizing funds be put to use. The council is also asking that Health Central study the problems of Suite 201. East Lansing State Bank Building, on Abbott efficiency of the buses, Leonard said. to examine documents which would tell the the facility more closely Any plan coming from CATA offices would then come under scrutiny of the Advisory Committee which is required by state law of the recently passed transportation act. CATA officials have also included in their federal and state grant applications fund requests for the purchase of 18 new buses equipped with wheelchair lifts to be integrated into the current system. Miss J makes her move Student sketch exhibition Dress into keen jeans: lean Get out your pencils and pads and jot off a note to remember to leggy navy cotton see the "Pens, Pencils and Pads" exhibit going on now through April 27 at the MSU Museum. your team denim jean skirts. The exhibit will feature sketches by winter term Studio Art 141 of objects and things of interest students in within the in style! museum. The MSU Museum is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and 1 to 5 p.m. weekends. Team Shirts $ 6 95 & Up Handicapper access i continued from page 3) atories. 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- j_°° COmPUTER lo0 LABORATORY 0°°00 o *0.0 0 O oO °0 0 0o O <5°' °b00 .C*°. o -°oOo° TOURS °0OU The Computer Laboratory staff will conduct tours of the Computer Center for new users of the MSU computing facility. Each tour consists of a slide presentation, a discussion of the function and operation of the Computer Laboratory, and a Wed-Sat 3/28-3/31 walking tour of the building. The tours start in Room 215 at the following times. Tonight is PITCHER NI6HT April 2 1:00 p.m. Jacobsoris ^ySizapd'^Ddepgpounc April 3 3:00 p.m. April 4 7:00 p.m. April 5 9:00 a.m. April 6 11:00a.m. 6 Michigan State News, East tonsing, Michigan Wednesday, March 28, 1979 BoarsHead works magic in 'Vanya 4 By ROSANNE SINGER comment that Astrov is touched HardcorePaul State News Reviewer Chekhov had little tolerance for the petty, lethargic lives of with genius sounds jarring because Ferrer emphasizes the doctor's comic qualities without many Russian bourgeoisie at suggesting enough seriousness. roots, Grand Rapids style the turn of the century. His mockery is particularly evident in Uncle Vaaya, a play peopled Laural Merlington Schirner touchingly portrays Vanya's niece, Sonya, and provides a by bored, directionless dream good contrast in manner to the By BILL HOLDSHIP The BoarsHead Theater's State News Reviewer ers. poised, cool Elena. She displays production of the drama cap¬ all the uncertainty, nervousness "We are a sex-oriented culture. tures the quality of suffocation and unaccustomed joy of a Everything is merchandized and boredom while retaining young woman who has fallen in through sex. Fifty years ago the sharpness and a sense of move¬ love for the first time. Schirner hooker had to justify herself to ment. Both the play's humor also conveys the character's the bourgeoisie; now the and sadness come across, with instinct to survive and accep bourgeois has to justify himself the transitions in mood occur¬ tance of whatever to the hooker and her world." hardship ring smoothly. presents itself. Paul Schrader John Peakes portrays Vanya, Richard Thomsen is more a 47-year-old man who drinks convincing during Serebrya No country is more sexually because. "It helps me forget I'm kov's moments as a bed-ridden confused or frustrated than the not alive." Vanya has changed in invalid. He is unpleasantly pom¬ good old United States of the past year from a man who pous, demanding and crotchety Nan Burling and Herb Ferrer in the BoarsHead Thei America. Of course, it could be used to be an inspiration to but also pitiful as he says Vanya. which will run through the end of the week. argued that human beings in those around him to one who has dispassionately. "If I utter a general are sexual misfits when lost the Wiii t0 liye- Peakes syllable I disgust everyone... I compared to other creatures, expresses the character's de¬ want life too." However, once DON'T PAY MORE DON'T PAY MORE DON'T PAY but America's Puritan roots spair that questions. "How will I the professor somewhat re¬ have made this country a very fill up the hours?" and also covers his health Thomsen loses special example of screwed-up An agonized Jake Van Dorn R.eorge L. 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"You think sex is so wonders, "It's already Septem¬ ber: how will we live through through Sunday at the Boars Head Theater at the Center for FAST SERVICE Ph. 332-6545 FREE MOUNTING Except Split Rims Dora's search for his Patty unimportant, you don't do it," she says. "I the winter here?" Burling con¬ the Arts on Grand River. ALL TIRES Hearst look-alike teenage think sex is ALL MAJOR BRANDS AVAILABLE so unimportant, I don't care who veys the character's conflicting Curtain time Thursday. Friday BRAND NEW daughter, Kristen (Ilah Davis I, I do it desire to welcome Dr. Astrov's who disappears during a Youth with." and Sunday is at 8 p.m. and advances and to reject him for showtimes Saturday are at 6 Calvinist Convention in Los form and habit's sake. and 9 p.m. This is the final week Angeles. Disillusioned by the Herbert Ferrer lacks convic¬ of Uncle Vanya. ineffectual police, Van Dorn HOURS tion as the country doctor, hires an extremely horny pri¬ The choice seems to be between DAILY really cared about her. The Astrov, and plays the character vate detective named Andy Mast (Peter Boyle) to find the the aged belief of Van Dorn or the decadence of the smut broken man weepingly replies that he did and does. "I just as too much the buffoon. Ferrer STATE NEWS 8:30-6:00 speaks of his despair and the SAT. girl After a month, Mast uncovers an eight millimeter industry, and that really isn't choice. But while Van Dorn is a never knew how to show it," he cries. And that one line fully fact that it's been years since he NEWSLINE 1054 E. GRAND RIVER 8:30-5:00 has loved anyone. However, the (1 BLK. E. OF MSU) porno film featuring Kristen sympathetic, he can't be viewed reveals just how pathetic and unhappiness seems superficial. 355-8252 ^siisxm i-M;inj.n which he unfellinglv shows to her heartbroken father. as the "good guy." just as the tragic the "hardcore" of both Elena remarks that Astrov has E3ESCE label didn't apply to Robert extremes really is. a tired, sad face and that his De Niro's existential hero in The Columbia release is play voice is so tender, but Ferrer Disgusted by the detective's Math 108 & 109 Students Taxi Driver Like that film. ing at the Meridian 8 Theaters. conveys little of this. The "filthy" antics, Van Dorn fires him and continues the search Hardcore makes little distinc¬ alone. He is aided by a friendly tion between the "good" and hooker named Niki (Season "bad." What remains are the victims. From a sexual vein, Hubley). and the hunt takes the couple from Los Angeles to San Diego and San Francisco. 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April 26th. according to the $2 terms of the 521 E. Grand River Ph. 351-0608 Tl warrenty. ■■■■■■■■■■■■J \ Michigan State News, East Lonsing, Michiqon Wednesday, March 28 1979 7 Costello creams the Motor City New film brings gang violence LOS ANGELES (AP) - Boulevard Nights, bility for violence. Warner Bros, has agreed to By JOHN NEILSfN Funny About) Peace, Love, and another movie about brutal street gangs, has pick up the tab for theaters to hire armed ly titled "You Belong To Me." SUte Newsf Reviewer been blamed for violence that has left 10 guards to protect moviegoers. Understanding?," which bene¬ We were left a dazed crowd of Mick Jones of the Chsh once fitted from an extended in¬ persons injured in shootings and stabbings In addition, the studio did not resist when said that all rock 'i roll is happy "moderns," and Elvis and forced theaters to hire armed guards to strumental work-out. was our stranger once again. theater managers in San Francisco and played in enemy teritory. As "Green Shirt" was also re¬ While ticket difficulties made protect their patrons. Montclair, a Los Angeles suburb, canceled the political pendiium con¬ worked on stage, making it 100 Though a box-office hit, it also has sent their contracts for the film. this reviewer miss the bulk of tinues on its inexorible swing some theater managers scurrying to lawyers The most serious violence occurred in San percent better than the al¬ the opening set by the Rubi- to the right, the trath in this to cancel contracts for the film. Francisco, where a clash between Mexican- statement will otly become It all sounds like a rerun of the events American and Chinese gangs left four persons more obvious. In tie meantime, surrounding the showing of another film of the shot and one stabbed on Saturday. we can be thankfu for rockers same genre, The Warriors, which allegedly In Southern California, one youth was shot Elvis Costello starts in high gear and — with like Elvis Costello Costello has incited two gang-related shootings that and two were stabbed at a Montclair drive-in pledged to "do anything to the exception of "Alison" — stays that way resulted in at least two deaths a few weeks on the film's opening night, and two youths confuse the enemy," and in his until the audience's demands for an encore back. were stabbed at a San Juan Capitstrano recent Detroit appearance he And a third street gang film, Walk Proud, drive-in in what police said was a clash showed that this was no hollow prompts him to shift into overdrive. And then will be released in May. between two rival gangs. boast. he's gone, a hit-and-run guerrilla in the night. The mayor of San Francisco, Dianne The violence surrounding Boulevard Nights Feinstein, has personally asked that a theater comes only a month after Paramount's film The concert ako proved that in that city stop showing Boulevard Nights about New York street gangs, The Warriors, Elvis has finally arrived as a She also is seeking legal means to halt was blamed for touching off a rash of incidents major star — or anti-star, to be ready excellent original. The noos, what I did see far sur¬ screenings of all films that could incite gang in which two Southern California youths were more exact. Armed Forces is song is this year's "This Year's passed my expectations. The violence. killed and New York City subway riders were currently highin the charts and Girl," having replaced the scorn band delivered tight, crafty pop of the latter with an edge of Warner Bros. Studios, "extraordinarily assaulted by a gang of youths who had just well within sb»oting distance of tunes with teenaged exuber¬ happy" at the box office success of Boulevard seen the film. becoming phtinum, several paranoia. Costello fears that his ance, while joking with the black-and-white television pic¬ audience about Detroit's well- Nights. disclaims any blame for the violence Paramount said The Warriors — which songs from the album are but it is helping theaters hire armed guards. ture may hide the fact that the known love of mindless heavy some film critics praised as a work of art — breaking through the once- The movie, about Mexican-American gangs invulnerable radio strangle¬ model's clothes are military metal ("isn't Ted Nugent from earned $4.7 million in its first six weeks. in East Los Angeles, opened Friday at 103 hold, and Linda Ronstadt's green — fascism in the guise of around here?") They then A third gang movie, Walk Proud, is due to theaters in California, the Southwest and version of "Alison" has made high fashion She teases and launched into "Rock 'n Roll Is be released in May by Universal Studios and a she flirts, safe in the knowledge New York City. In its first three days, it FM fans think twice about Dead (And We Don't Care!)," earned $832,384, said Warner Bros, spokes¬ spokesperson said the producer is planning no that the public is oblivious to and their encore was an amaz¬ classifying CosteJo with "that person Bill Stern. special precautions because of the violence. her uniform. ing high energy guitar version punk rock $#%&!" Elvis is no "We're extraordinarily happy," Stern said. Universal spokesperson Frank Wright said of the Seeds' "Pushin' Too longer an underdog, but the "The film earned approximately $6,500 per the studio considers its PG-rated film a love As good as the performances Hard." It was all in good fun, best thing about his success is day at each theater, which in the industry is story with gang activity submerged in the that it has been achieved with¬ of songs from Armed Forces and the fact that I remember considered extremely strong." background, not in the same category as The the shows' highlights their set at all after Elvis out sacrificing ai ounce of the were, Although the studio disclaims responsi¬ Warriors or Boulevard Nights. venom and anga- that propelled were from This Year's Model. Costello's superb show says a State News Bill Holdship him there in th« first place. He "The Beat" in concert far lot in their favor. Elvis Costello — shown here on stage at last year's did it — and is still doing it — eclipses the original, especially his way. Royal Oak show - stormed Detroit again over when Costello and Naive en¬ break. This year's hero played material from his gage in some remarkable M.D./D.V.M. In European Our reputation has been "Please doi't ask me to three albums to an ecstatic audience, backed by his organ/guitar interplay mid- proven, We offer the finest apologize '1 wjn't ask you to band, the Attractions. song. "Lipstick Vogue," too, Medical & Veterinary Schools Chinese cooking in this forgive me/I I'm gonna go stands out on stage, its menace of International Medical Education offers total oreo. Take out service is down . . . Yeu're gonna come unleashed and riding a driving ing to practice in the U.S. ovoiioble. until the audiences' demands to accredited medical schools in Italy and with me!" Th« show began with However, in keeping with his drum rhythm. The song's cen¬ Spain. this challenge from "Hand in for an encore prompts him to stated intentions, Costello has ter section was performed in 2. Master of Science Degree in cooperation with recognized Hand," and i" wasn't hard to see shift into overdrive. And then couched his barbs and arrows in total darkness until a single red colleges and universities in the U.S. leading to advanced that these vords were meant he's gone, a hit-and-run guerril¬ some of the best melodic pop- placement in Spanish, Italian or other foreign medical schools spot picked out Elvis — vulner¬ pAriiww or veterinary medical schools. for all of us. From then until the la in the night. His fans are left rock around. Like sugar-coating able and feeling "just like a 3. If you are now-or will be-the possessor of an M.S. or Ph.D. last notes of "You Belong To at the peak of their Beat-in¬ on the medicine, he knows that human being." Degree in the sciences, we can offer you advanced placement duced fever, and the enemy NOW SERVING Me" (get it/1 faded away a little the catchiness of his tunes will The show ended with a in a European Medical School. taw* never knows he's been there. 4. 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"But it of basketball around Christmas continued from page history, and Johnson's is still • 1) "I can't express how proud I am of the team," He is also a wizard with the "I think they're a great broke my heart." and hit a slump in January that The trustees agreed with Stack's suggestion to undetermined. she continued, "but we're also trying to change ball when it comes to passing. team," Hodges said. "We've got From there the Spartans almost killed the season. The When asked whether he'd be send a letter to the NCAA to call attention to the But not against the Spartans. an attitude, in terms of changing the NCAA." a great team also. If we'd hit held on for the win, their fifth in Spartans were 4-4 in the Big back for his junior season next fact that it could influence states that have not Michael Smydra, D-East Lansing, was not "1 kept thinking every shot our free throws we'd been in the tournament following a Ten, four games behind Ohio ratified the ERA. year. Magic said: "I don't know. present to vote on the rescinding motion. The the Bird took would go in," the game." regular season-ending 83-81 State University, but a com¬ I'm going to enjoy this first. "Michigan State alone might not have much chairperson of the audit committee said Friday Heathcote said. "Bird did not loss to University of Wisconsin. effect," Stack said, "but we can call significant "We hadn't been down by 16 plete overhall of the team I've got a couple of weeks he was unsure if he would attend the game have a good night." The last basket of the game turned things around and MSU attention to the boycott and hopefully it would be before (the Spartans' biggest (before he has to decide because his daughter was ill. Smydra did go to What Bird did have was a in the final seconds as Kelser went win 10 straight a snowball thing." lead of the game was 16 when on to whether or not he'll declare Utah but could not be reached for comment about disappointing and frustrating broke loose and wrapped up his before that heart breaker in hardship and become eligible Stack urged the trustees to maintain the Donnelly hit a 18-foot jumper the trip. night as the green and white from the corner to increase college career with one of his Madison, Wis. and to earn a for the National Basketball boycott, saying their attendance at the game Martin's similar rescinding motion to attend defense swarmed over him th-. every popular soaring dunks share of the Big Ten title with Association draft). I've got a would neutralize the resolution. MSU's lead to 50-34 with 14:53 the Association of Governing Boards convention entire game. and then grabbed a firm hold on Purdue and Iowa. "Unless we maintain the boycott, it is a left in the game) and we long time." in Miami, Fla., met with some skepticism from "We thought we'd keep a the rim the same rim he cut Since that fourth loss in the wouldn't have been down by 16 — He wants to enjoy the nation¬ meaningless resolution in the first place," he fellow trustees. man and a half on Bird," Heath¬ the net off minutes later. said. if we would have hit our free Big Ten, an embarrassing 83-65 al title, and also the title of cote continued. "When he put shocker at Northwestern, the Most Valuable Player of the Stack finally voted for the resolution when Martin said he felt he had been able to learn a throws." "It's a dream come true," the ball on the floor we'd put a Lick said the trustees could serve a purpose for great deal from AGB meetings in the past, ISU chipped away at that Kelser said. "We set our goal to Spartans didn't lose a game Final Four. Kelser and John guard and a forward on him." be the national champions in that they had to win. son, along with Bird and De- the University by going. including affirmative action information. lead and got as close as six at "I think the defense worked Brazil (in September). We set Paul's Mark Aguirre and Gary "But I expect all of you guys to be out on the However, other trustees pointed out that 52-46. What could have finally Pressure has followed MSU well tonight but it's worked Garland, were named to the floor during halftime carrying ERA banners," he while NCAA had not determined their stance on broken the backs of the Syca¬ our goals high." for the last two months and just as well other nights." Heathcote said he was glad to AU-Tournament Team. joked. holding meetings in unratified states, AGB had mores was a four-point play by Heathcote was obviously refused to take the matter into consideration Bird hit only seven of the 21 elated after the game, but he see it come to an end. When the game was just Raymond Krolikowski, D-Birmingham, said Magic to raise the score to 61-50 about history, Kelser and John¬ the intent of the resolution was not violated at all when choosing sites for meetings. shots he took from the floor and with 5:06 left to play. was also an exhausted coach. "Someone asked me my feel¬ son got one last chance to say because the trustees had no way of knowing the five of eight free throws to ings and I said that it Lick said Tuesday she could only attend one Johnson broke through the "It was a long season. We've was a Spartans would make it to the finals and that the finish with 19 points. He also combination of relief and ela¬ goodbye on the court. NCAA meeting Friday night because she had to middle and took a pass from had 39 games," he said. The "I just stopped him, looked finals would be held in Utah. picked up only two assists. Kelser and jammed it home. tion," he said. "The players "Those games are scheduled return to Michigan Sunday. Spartans played six games in him in the eyes and told him he five years in She said the meeting was "very beneficial" The main difference in the ISU's Bob Heaton was called made an unbelievable come¬ Brazil, one against the Russians played a great game ..Magic advance," he said. "In order to take that into back and saved their best play because she made many personal contacts for game, in the eyes of ISU's for a two-shot undercutting and 32 counting the regular said. "He told me I was a bad account, the resolution would have needed a for the tournament." future use in Title IX problems. first-year coach Bill Hodges, foul, one of two such called season and tournament games. dude." retroactive clause spelling out situations like was the inability of the Syca¬ against the Sycamores in the He has said that if he could do it The game may have been the A bad dude on this." Lick said she and Sawyer were the only two the best mores to hit their free throws. game, and the Magic Man hit over again, he wouldn't take his last for both of MSU's super¬ college basketball team in the Barb Sawyer, D-Menominee, was still trustees who attended the meeting. The other They made only 10 of 22 from both throws. team to Brazil. stars in Spartan uniforms. Kel- wrestling with her decision to attend the five, she said, attended "alumni meetings" or country. tournament after Friday's meeting, she said. social gatherings that night. Victory spells madness for E. Lansing fans i continued from page 11 where a capacity crowd of some trouble engaged the crowd in a Hall. coolers, customers snatched it television celebrity status and 200 had viewed the game on a "Go White/Go Green" shout A fan decked out in a up and either fled out the door won the affection of many fans wide-screen television. The down. The only loser through¬ wolfman mask and a Spartan- or drank the beer in the store. for his mishap with an untied chairs were gathered in the out the raucous celebration was flag cape shinnied up a light Clerks were so busy with the sneaker during the Notre Dame median of Grand River Avenus someone's hearing. post as the hundreds of yelling long lines that they did not game earlier this month, said "it and ignited into a small bonfire. And there was a bit of irony MSU supporters tossed empty immediately notice the pil¬ is a memorable experience for Roman candles sparkled over thrown into celebration. beer cans and cheers his way. ferage. me — the coaches have been east campus, while M-80s and Standing in front of a color In the middle of the pack at television and East Lansing police arrived great, the players have been ordinary, run-of-the-mill fire¬ holding a half-full the Abbott Road-Grand River crackers popped from within later and helped the manage¬ great, just everything's been mug of beer, one Arab student Avenue intersection, Fred the stared listlessly at the screen ment close the store. A 7-11 great." throng occupying the Jones, past ASMSU presi¬ store official would not com¬ street. showing jubilant Israelis dential candidate and current the In Person! Monday madness At Abbott Road entrance to dancing in the streets of Jeru¬ member of the Programming ment on Monday night .Harlem the University, it was more of salem to celebrate the signing incidents. Board, was seen hawking MSU It was like Mardi Gras and a the same a lot more. Traffic of the historic Mideast peace #1 NCAA — Champs T-shirts for Most celebrants either forgot New Year's Eve in Times backed up Homer Street in treaty. No one else in Dooley's $5 a crack. about Michigan's deposit law or Square rolled into one. Within five minutes after the MSU Spartans won its first Lansing, which borders Fran- dor, to the east, cars sat Hagadom Road and beyond. All idle to was watching the screen. Dooley's reported more than $1,000 damage resulting from Jones said ASMSU approved the T-shirt selling plan earlier Monday and that the shirts didn't care about saving the cans and bottles. One man, toting a brown paper shopping .Globetrotters NCAA basketall title. East roads leading in to East Lan¬ broken glass and vandalism to were printed up during game its orante outside wooden sign. bag, said he expected to make Lansing was turned into a sing were immobilized. Michi¬ half-time. about $20 Monday night collect TUESDAY, APRIL 3 - 7:30 PM festival site not unlike the gan Avenue westbound to Lan¬ Other East Lansing business While beer and other pot¬ ing bottles and undented cans. JENISON FIELDHOUSE streets of New Orleans during sing was empty. and bars reported broken glass- ables flowed freely inside East MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY East Lansing city clean-up the "Fat Tuesday" celebration. Inside Dooley's, manager wear and windows. I^ansing bars, they were per¬ admission: $6.00 (Discounts for Groups of 10 or More) crews were on the streets early tickets on sale: MSU Athletic Ticket Office And it was as if the magic Bob Merando estimated some East Lansing police were haps flosing even more liberally INFORMATION: 355-1610 700 boisterous fans packed that concerned only with seeing that Tuesday morning, said public lighted ball atop the Allied in the streets. service superintendent David Chemical Tower in New York popular East Lansing watering the festivities did not erupt into Almost every party store Ronk. had come down at midnight to hole to watch the game. a riot. owner was happy with the high announce not a new year, but a Patrons in the upstairs part of "We're just trying to keep volume beer and wine sales. new era for MSU and sports. the bar were nose to nose, things cool," an officer said, Many stayed open later than Ebullient fans streamed out pushing to find empty space. then followed that with praise usual. of bars along Grand River The best described for the Spartan basketball ?Hnto scene was "We stayed open late 'cause Avenue and info the city's streets. After only a few sec¬ onds, honking cars screeched to as as the proverbial sardine can. Beer and liquor flowed freely a seemingly under-staffed team. "MAGIC! MAGIC! MAGIC!" roared the crowd gathered at there would have been a riot if we tried to close at midnight," a Campus Corners II employee play your way a halt while Apache war cries and cheers of "WE'RE NUM¬ BER ONE!!" drowned out the bar crew scurried around draw¬ ing drafts, pouring shots of liquor and clearing off tables the corner of Abbott Road and East Grand River Avenue. Others began chanting "BIRD- said Tuesday. At the 7-11 store corner of Grove and on the Albert summer shape chorus of horns from the happy cluttered with frothy mugs. SHIT, BIRDSHIT", taunting streets, chaos erupted when motorists. Waitress Monica McMillan, Indiana State's star player thirsty fans poured into the Few cared about stopped. Most halted willingly being loading a gray plastic tub full of glasses, said having to work Larry Bird. Rolls of white toilet paper carry-out store and began loot¬ ing beer and wine after tiring of STUDENT so half-intoxicated fans could didn't dampen her spirits. flew through the air like waiting in check-out lines. sprawl on a car's hood for a free ride to the west end of Grand River where the mayhem pro¬ "I'm so happy for everyone — I just wish I could join them," she shouted above the noise. streamers, landing branched in front of over tree Campbell As quickly as employees could shuffle beer into the MEMBERSHIPS liferated. Jubilant and .obviously in¬ Chairs were hauled out of the toxicated fans danced jigs on WELCOME BACK $22.50 Peanut Barrel Restaurant, table-tops and without much We trust you had a Great Vacation! How about those Spartans! 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McCLELLAN participation among minorities. everyone instead of one which relegates blacks to permanent State News Staff Writer "The Bakke lawsuit, for example," he said, "has turned the poverty. Blacks and other minorities have to become involved in the Blame recession political wheel if they want to turn the current trend of regressive policies around, said Georgia State Sen. Julian Bond at the Third Constitution around so it has become a protectorate of the system. "Only the male and pale will have monopoly of the good jobs and quota Mingling his message with a few jokes, Bond told the audience they have to conquer through their brains, their thoughts and a definite plan. Annual Minority Leadership Conference. power and prestige has certified the imaginary reverse 'The plan might involve great for reversal of Bond was the keynote speaker at the March 17 to 18 conference in Mount Pleasant. discrimination," he explained. Bond also said California's Proposition 13 is "social arson at the physical security, it may be an economic rebirth or it could be just utter annihilation race, but there has to be a plan." he told the hushed audience. by class or "After the movement of the '60s, there was a removal of the more grass roots." Bond also explained the reality of reverse discrimination. blatant forms of racism and this has made blacks complacent," Bond 'This is becoming a battle between the 'haves' and the 'have gains by blacks "In order to realize where you are. you have to realize where you said. nots'," he said. "And the 'have nots' hard-won gains after 200 years have been," he said giving the audience a Bond said a move to roll back the gains made by minorities has of struggle are being rolled back." history of blacks facing discrimination. been made recently because of the recession and lack of voter L Bond explained there is a need for an economy that provides for (continued on page 15) Black Aides explain purpose at MSU Minority alienation at universities The people that most MSU acted, Black Aide Ralph Robin¬ participant in the discussion. with a lone black in the midst of minority students take for son asked the audience for a By THERESA D. small group of mostly MSU counselor takes it for granted which confuses the students." Slides were also shown de¬ an overwhelmingly white McCLELLAN students the dilemma that the granted are an unknown entity solution to the problem and how picting life at MSU and the crowd. minority students will know Jiminez said. for smaller colleges such as State News Staff Writer university was facing. how to go about determining "Students pay the first $50 they would handle it. working situation of Black "He stands out and he is MSU is not alone in its 'The university wants more Western Michigan University, "I would call them over and Aides. asking ior help. He is reaching their future. and then are charged another students learned at the Mi¬ point out something that would The final slide showed an out for a helping hand," Robin¬ problems of declining minority minority students, but if we go "Most of the majority stu¬ $50 fee and when they don't pay enrollment and feelings of alien nority Leadership Conference. embarrass them," said one MSU crowd at a football game explained- out looking specifically for dents come from a background it they arrive to find they are son ation by minority students, The Black Aides of MSU minority students we will be that is familiar with college and not enrolled," he said. according to students and facul¬ charged with discrimination the procedures necessary for Jiminez was unable to pre¬ participated in a presentation at the conference which explained Are You Putting Us On? ty at a minority recruitment against majority students," he getting into college," he said. sent figures on how many workshop held recently in said. But minority students that students were lost because of their role and purpose. You Should! Mount Pleasant. However, Jiminez explained The Black Aides and black are looking at college are confusion, but he said it was a The workshop was held whenever univeristy officials unfamiliar with the financial aid problem that was being culture rooms were established 15% Off All Lenses and Frames at MSU for black students to during the Minority Leadership go to various high schools in procedures and have no role examined. Conference and was offered to Michigan, only majority stu¬ models to emulate, he said. provide a cultural niche for allow students from various dents participate. He said the fees that are He also explained it was hard on him because he was the only blacks," explained Black Aide WBEM* universities to offer sugges¬ Andre Martin. "Minority students usually required for entry at WMU can minority member in the ad¬ tions for Western Michigan The Black Aides began their just don't come when we re¬ also be confusing for minority missions office. University's minority enroll¬ cruit at the high schools," he students. "I am only one person and I presentation with a skit de¬ ment problem. said. "Students are charged a $50 want to recruit harder for picting life at MSU for black Jesse Jiminez, a WMU He said the high school students unaccustomed to living entrance fee for room and minorities, but I have to sleep," with whites and their role in the administrator and director of counselors do not understand board, a $10 fee for exams and he said. the workshop, explained to a the student's background so the an additional $50 enrollment fee icontinued eventual adjustment. on page 15) Since the student was unac¬ customed to another lifestyle, Black Aides explain to students MEA official discusses racial issue they have to adjust and "work within the system." Another skit outlined the situation where Black Aides By CARRIE A. THORN power," Williams said. about the men in the middle of struggles," he said. have to use their authority as a State News Staff Writer He said minorities stand at an institution. This is where the Williams called charges of role model while students were Blacks lose much power to the "mercy of the people in is maintained," he said. reverse discrimination "a way power making loud derogatory state¬ the system by not acquiring society who hold the power." "There are very few of us in of negating the whole notion ments about others in the knowledge and skills on their "Society basically continues these positions." that this society is, and will be, cafeteria. own initiative, a Michigan Edu to be racist. I believe very The media also portrays all racist for a long time. After the situation was en¬ cation Association official said sincerely that this is a fact," blacks as having reached the "We must recognize that recently. Williams said. "White males are "pinnacle" of society — middle individuals don't make changes Charles Williams, director of still the custodians of power in class, Williams said adding this alone — we must form strong MEA's Division of Professional our society, especially institu¬ "mesmerization that every¬ and effective coalitions," he 769 Men and Women frames s s including a wide selection of designer sunglasses Development and Human tional power. thing is well" is another serious said. "We must recognize that to choose from, by AVANT GARDE ond others Rights, was speaking in a The fact that very few blacks problem. power concedes to nothing but political awareness workshop hold middle positions of institu¬ "Schools are more segre¬ superior power." at the Third Annual Minority Williams explained blacks tional power is one of the main gated today than they were in Leadership Conference. "It is simply a delusion to say that political awareness is re¬ problems, Williams said. "When you're talking about the late '50s and '60s," he said. An on rush of other issues in recent years, such as Vietnam must changed take its know what needs to be as well as what should place. Blacks also must cb^ktiK East 319 East Grand River Lansing Michigan 48823 lated to anything other than bureaucracy, you're talking and women's 517 332-7447 rights, have stop competing and start coop¬ served to dilute the importance erating in their efforts for of racial issues in this country, equality, he said. LOCATED THROUGH ALLE ENTRANCE IN REAR OF LEON G S Chisholm at WMU Williams said. "Another barrier to civil "Blacks involved, must committed I and wne be rights has been a preoccupation willing to risk that which is SAY BULL! on the part of blacks with past valuable to them as individuals Bv THERESA D. McCLELLAN glories and not enough atten¬ to serve the 'common good'," he State News Staff Writer tion to present pain and future concluded. 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The finals 76-74 i their | Indian; team i record Hoosie Univer the titl 32-0. Wit! opposil ment, teams i finals, end of It WJ two b basket Johnso head t< With Sparta barely MSU v "We the Sp; And got. perfon Johnso took in the fla freethi also f passed three measui Bird as he si of 19 fr four fi Added boards assists one we game disapp< was thi ALL MSU textbooks-New Wider, Easy Shopping Texas Instruments, Sharp Art, Engineering and & used-and Supplies Aisles and H-P Calculators Biology Supplies MSU Gym and Athletic Helpful, Courteous Over 5,000 Titles on Our 24 Fast Check-out Supplies Sales People Messanine level Registers 421 E. GRAND RIVER across from Olin Health Center Book Rush Hours Wed. 8:30-9:00 Sat. 8:30-6:0 tudent Thu. 8:30-8:00 Mon. 8:30-7: Fri. 8:30-6:00 Tue. 8:30-5:C SPARTANS DEMOLISH PE On the way to the finals Wednesday, March 28, 1979 By JOECENTERS 11 times. the floor in the first half, 29.3 "I feel bad," Magic Bird was asked why Earvin sit^i. "but SUte News Staff Writer "I just couldn't grip the ball percent overall and that was the hey, it was either them qr us — always carried that big grin of SALT LAKE CITY, Utah - the way I wanted to," Bird said story of the game. I'm glad it was us." / his during the games while he It was like a storybook ending, following the game as he took There wasn't much of a story At a press conference before -tways with MSU and Indiana State the tape off the broken thumb and there wasn't much of a the game, the Magic man and fighting their ways to the final that had hampered him game. the Bird were asked about each "Well, he's laughing at his game of the NCAA basketball throughout the whole tourna¬ Senior forward Gregory other and about themselves opponents," Bird said. "I just championship. ment. "I made a lot of mistakes Kelser did his share for the before they actually met face hope he isn't laughing at me." The Magic Man versus the today I usually don't make. Spartans as he hit from every No one had left before, in fact, "Bird Man" is how Spartan "If I knew I was going to make where to finish with 28 points. "I'm a fan of basketball." most people were saying the Coach Jud Heathcote saw it 11 turnovers before the begin Mike Brkovich was the only Bird looked better in person Johnson said, "and I love following his team's 101-67 ning of the game. I probably other MSU player in double than he did on television. massacre over the University of would have thought we were to figures as he popped in 12. watching things that maybe I can do or maybe I can't do." How did the Bird react when Pennsylvania Quakers to earn loose." After the game. Johnson was a the right to play for the national The Sycamores didn't lose asked if he ever felt sorry about He was excited about playing reporter brought that up? title. against the Blue Demons of beating a team as badly as they the Bird but then again he's "They know what they're The Sycamores reached the coach Ray Meyer, who in his had beaten Penn. always excited about playing. talking about," he answered. finals by defeating DePaul, 37th year of coaching was 76-74 in the semifinals to raise making his first appearance in their perfect record to 33-0. Indiana, in 1976, was the last the Final Four and winning the hearts of millions. His team was Tournament a Donnelly affair team to bring an undefeated definitely the sentimental fa¬ record into the final game. The vorite of the tournament, but it By JOECENTERS father sat in the Checkerdome The travel has made it tough Hoosiers went on to defeat took some last second "magic," State News Sports Writer in St. Louis, where the family for Roger and Ina, but he said University of Michigan 86 68 for if you'll excuse the term, to win SALT LAKE CITY, Utah - lives, and watched as Bill he couldn't be any happier. the title and finished the season the game. It was like the calm before the Walton led UCLA to its "Terry is very, very happy," 32-0. ISU squeaked past Arkansas storm. In about an hour, the seventh straight NCAA basket he said. "And of course it makes With MSU and ISU paired in 73-71 on a last-second shot by MSU basketball team would be ball title as the Bruins defeated me happy if he's happy. He's opposite brackets in the tourna¬ Bob Heaton, the team's desig on the court of the Memphis State 87-66. That's just tickled to death to play all Special ment, the only way the two nated clutch shooter, to win the .Events Center on the campus of when the dream really caught of the time and be part of the teams could have met was in the Midwest regional and make it to the University of Utah to meet team." finals, and both lived up to their the Final Four, and against Pennsylvania in the semi-finals "I took Terry and we talked Terry's brother, Brian, who end of the deal. DePaul, it was Heaton who of the NCAA tournament. about some day maybe getting is a junior in high school, makes It was a fan's dream to see the again came up with the last The arena was nearly empty, the opportunity to play," the trip with his parents as two best passers in college second heroics. but the electricity that filled Donnelly said. Last year, the much as possible but it isn't too basketball. Earvin "Magic" The Blue Demons fought back the air was bouncing off the Spartans almost made it to the often since he also is quite an Johnson and Larry Bird, go from an 11-point deficit with walls. There was a man stand¬ Final Four, but a 52-49 loss to athlete back at Terry's old head to-head in the title game. 16:37 left in the second half and ing by the tunnel where the Kentucky in the Mideast re¬ school. Parkway North High. With the first half of the finally took a 73-71 lead with Spartans would come out in gional final ended the Spartans' He missed the Final Four Spartans' game against Penn just over four-and-a-half min¬ about half-an-hour and he was season just one game shy of because he was running in the barely over, it was evident that utes to go in the game, but they just waiting, and waiting, and making it. state indoor track meet at the MSU would be in the finals. tried to hold the ball — an ideal waiting . . . This season there was no University of Missouri. "We want the Bird," is what which didn't work. The waiting was tearing him stopping MSU from getting to Brian is a quarterback on the the Spartan fans chanted. ISU got the ball back and tied up inside, but just to be the finals with Indiana State. football team and will be gun¬ And the Bird was who they the game on a shot by Heaton, standing there was a dream The Spartans ripped apart ning for Terry's school scoring got. but a freethrow by DePaul's come true for him. His son was their first four opponents in the record in basketball next year. Both players put on amazing Gary Garland put the Demons tournament, including Penn, "We're working on that (foot¬ playing in the Final Four. For performances in the semi-finals. back on top, 74-73. The Syca¬ three years, Roger Donnelly, 101-67, but according to the ball) right now," Roger said, Johnson hit 20 of the 22 shots he mores worked for a good shot, elder Donnelly, it was the win "and the track is to build up along with his wife Ina, have his took in the game (nine of 10 from and that's exactly what they got traveled across the country to over Notre Dame in the finals legs and strength. Brian is a the floor and 11 of 12 from the when Heaton freed himself for watch their son, Terry, play of the Mideast regionals that little bigger than Terry, 180 free throw line) for 29 points. He an easy lay-up which turned out basketball. Terry really wanted. pounds and 6-foot-2, and he State News Bob Stern also grabbed 10 rebounds, to be the winning basket. This game "Terry always wanted to loves to mix it up underneath MSU students and fans fill the streets of East Lansing early Tuesday morning was special, passed off 10 assists and made DePaul got one more shot by play Notre Dame," he said. But the boards. after the MSU basketball team broke Indiana State's though, especially for Mr. 33-game winning streak. three steals just for good freshman Mark Aguirre, who the way his eyes lit up when he "I think he would like to come Donnelly, who could barely 75-64. to win the National Collegiate Athletic Association championship Monday measure. was forced to throw up a prayer even talk. His son was going to said it, it was obvious he to Michigan State if the oppor in Salt Lake City. Utah. Bird was just as spectacular that wasn't answered. play in one of the biggest wanted the Irish also. tunity arose." as he scord 35 points, hitting 16 The Spartans didn't need any With St. Louis a good eight It looks like that path be¬ sporting events that takes of 19 from the floor and three of last-second luck to win. In fact, hours from East Lansing by tween St. Louis and East place in this country and he was four from the charity stripe. MSU won its first four tourna confident the Spartans would car, it is hard for the Donnellys Lansing could get four more Added to that, he cleaned the ment games by a total of 93 win. Did he ever think some to get to MSU's games and see years of use if things work out boards 16 times, dished off 9 points, an unbelievable differ¬ the right way. thing like this would happen? Terry. According to Mr. assists and made one steal. The ence in NCAA play. "No, I didn't," he said. Donnelly, though, they have One of the reasons every one weak spot Bird had in the The Quakers came out about "Of course sure this is a dream seen about half of the games thing has turned out so well for DAVE JANSSEN game — and he seemed very as flat as the state of Michigan this season. "Not as many as the elder Donnelly is the res Terry and I have thought about disappointed with the fact — looks next to mountainous Utah since he was a kid." last year," he said. "But we had pect he has for MSU's coach, that he turned the ball and shot only 16.7 percent from (continued on page 19) was over Back in 1973, Terry and his snow problems." MSU fans shoic they are number one too Spartans breeze By JOE CENTERS Salt Lake City, Utah and the The first stop was to in Mur Final Four from Texas. The Cardinals won who was announcing the game SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH - At the time rallies, it would be unfair to say they were this piece was going to press, nothing obnoxious. One might say, simply, that they State News Sports Writer Final Four, but the Spartans freesboro, Tenn. where MSU the right to play the Spartans for NBC. mattered more to the MSU faithful than the were intimidating. It was a long road for the made it look a lot easier than coach Jud Heathcote and com- by defeating the University of Following the game, Johnson outcome of tonight's NCAA final contest The Indiana State fans were definitely the MSU basketball team to get to anyone had expected. pany took on Lamar University Detroit 93-85 in a game that had some words of wisdom resembled shoot out at the against Indiana State. For several days now, most stringent of the fan competition the a about the rest of the NCAA the Salt Lake City Press has been jamming Spartan entourage met with during the OK Corral. tournament. our brains with every conceivable fact and NCAA tourney. But the two camps exhibited As the score indicates, it was "I think last year we were statistic about the fabled Final Four. contrasting styles in supporting their teams. a one-sided affair — not one¬ excited about being here and Needless to say, in the last couple days, we One Spartan fan, Steve Hiller, an MSU junior sided toward either team, mind playing in the NCAA tourna have all become quite familiar with Indiana in Salt Lake City for the tourney explained; you — a game where every¬ ment," he said. "This year we "Aside from the rallies and the State and have been well versed on the game, thing was offense, as the de¬ are just showing up and doing fense took the day off. the job." matchup between "the Magician" and "the Michigan State people displaced a more Bird Man." subdued brand of confidence while Indiana Lamar is a self-admitted of¬ And what a job the Spartans The papers State fans, through their cockiness, tried to fensive team. Coach Billy did in Indianapolis, Ind. in the here have done an excellent job "of covering nearly every aspect of the finale convince themselves that they actually had a Tubbs, when asked to describe Mideast regionals as they de¬ of college's No. 1 tournament. Now all there chance of winning the final." the defense his team uses, said molished the Louisiana State is left to do is to wait and see who will become This being only my second year at MSU, I that it plays a two-two-one Tigers in the semi-finals 87-71, defense. Two guys play zone, the nation's No. 1 team. can hardly call myself an authority on past and then won the right to the MSU sports. However. I have been around two play man-to-man and the Final Four by defeating Notre With this in mind, I would like to take a other guy doesn't know Spartan Stadium enough to have felt the pain what Dame 80-68 in the champion¬ brief look at an important part of the of some of the inconsistency in losses during the hell he is doing. ship game. tournament about which we have only been the 1974 and 1975 football seasons. I was also Against the Spartans, it Against LSU, which was able to find traces of literature — the fans. around to witness the players walk out at looked like nobody knew what playing without its star for¬ Fans are important in any sports event but Jenison Fieldhouse in 1975 during the hard they were doing on defense as ward DeWayne Scales, who their importance seems to increase in times for MSU basketball. Earvin "Magic" Johnson shred¬ was suspended a week earlier proportion to the scope of each contest. The Lets face it — until the emergence of ded them to pieces with his by coach Dale Brown, the Spartan contingent has struggled along with Darrvl Rogers and Jud Heathcote, the story passing and led MSU to an easy Spartans got off to a big lead the team through the hardest of the Spartan 95 64 win. of MSU's major sports in recent years has early and coasted the second times this season and, just like the team, "I told our players to watch half to the win. seem to be peaking in the tournament. No given the fans little to cheer about. With him (Johnson) and they did," MSU led 36-19 at the half, the matter the outcome of Monday night's game something to get fired up about, the fans are Tubbs said following the game. fifth time this season the Spar — if there was such a thing, the most proving that they can be just as spirited and "Hell, they're sitting in the tans had held a team to under Valuable Fans Award would rest firmly in exciting as the teams themselves. lockerroom saying he's a great 20 points in a half. It was the hands of MSU. Those who watch the Shortly after the Spartans' tournament slow going opener with Lamar I asked Earvin Johnson player." for both teams in the games on television might disagree — the Lamar described the game as what he thought about the MSU fans. beginning until Kelser cashed Notre Dame Fans were tough in Indy, the a "good ol' country butt whip- in on back to-back dunks, giv¬ Indiana State fans were extremely vocal here "They're wild and crazy," the Magic Man said. "They're the No. 1 fans in the country — pin'." ing MSU a 7-5 lead which it in Salt Lake. But, believe me, you saw only a no doubt about it." "I couldn't tell you what they never lost. small portion of the MSU spirit when the did," he said. "They did it all. Four players hit for double cameras panned the green and white Everything is looking well for MSU at this We were out played, we were figures in the game, led by backers. juncture. Led by the resurgences in basket out-coached, we were out- Magic's 24 points and 12 assists. ball and football, the athletic program is on everythinged." Charles replaced Vincent, who In Indianapolis, hundreds of MSU fans took the upswing. The wild and-craziness of the Senior forward Gregory Kel sat out the whole game with his over Market Square and engineered a tremendous rally that climaxed with a huge fans, then, may not come as a surprise. Still, ser had a big game as he was bruised foot, and responded the extent and intensity of the wild-and able to get inside all day and he with 18 points and 14 rebounds. parade through the downtown streets. The craziness does. tallied a game high 31 points Kelser scored 15 and pulled green and white wave rolled up to the front and added 14 rebounds. The of the arena where it performed victory The question that pops up, then, is will the down nine rebounds, Brkovich chants until it was time to file inside for the fans stick with the Spartans if they hit bad Magic Man did everything in tallied 11 and freshman Rob that first game as A similar, but smaller scale gathering times again? Will they stay behind them next he scored 13 Gonzalez added nine. game. points, dished off 10 assists and "This was probably the best could be witnessed beginning at Hotel Utah year, Earvin or no Earvin? Winning makes Motor Lodge, MSU's Salt Lake City home, life easy for everyone — the players, the pulled down 17 rebounds. game of my career," Bobo said. Mike Brkovich and Ron "Bo^ and ending at the Temple Square, in the coaches and the fans. "I was going after the re bo" Charles each chipped in heart of the Downtown Area. Monday's 2 I was impressed with the MSU rooters last bounds, that's what we needed with 12 points and Jay Vincent the most. The scoring just p.m. rally was scheduled to pick up right year in Dayton after they lost to Kentucky. scored 11 in the 13 minutes of came." where it left off Sunday night in Temple Though that defeat may have been ex¬ action he saw as he sat out the The slender 6 foot-7, 190 Square. Considering the meaning of the pected, I think the way the fans accepted the State News/Ira Strickstein entire second half with a pound junior usually plays championship game, it promised to be the big loss was a good sign. MSU's basketball team best yet. Now all we can do is wait and see what the rarely had any standoffs, as in this rebound bruised foot. away from the basket and isn't against the Spartan's Gregory Kelser and Notre Dame's Orlando The Spartan band that has traveled to the future holds for the Spartan teams and their Sophomore Jaimie Huffman used to all of the contact that tournament site, along with the cheerleaders, fans. Woolridge. Jud Heathcote's squad won all of its games in the NCAA produced the fast bit of excite goes on underneath the boards. ment for the Spartan fans near deserve much of the credit for getting the The MSU fans in Indianapolis and Salt tournament by at least 10 points en route to the school's first national "It was very physical," he spirit up and keeping it going. Although the I^ake City gave me only one regret — that I basketball championship. MSU was the end of the game when he said. "They took cheap shots at supposed to have its toughest had passed up the trip to Murfreesboro. game against the Irish. But the Spartans handled them with ease, lost his shoe and instantly you. I hate the middle." Spartan fans were vociterous during their 80-68, to win the Mideast regional. picked up the nickname "Shoes Hate it or not, Charles did Huffman" from Al McGuire, (continued on page 19) V 18 Michigon State News, East Lonsing, Michigan Wednesday. March 28, 1979 SMITH. MOORE MAKE ALL-AMERICAN Gymnasts end season ByJEFFMINAHAN State News Sports Writer During spring break the MSU men's gymnastics team capped slightly on his landing. Jenkin's vault, veteran a double flip, had the coach of 36 years Szypula said. "It was a thrill to be there. We showed very well. I'm pleased with the overall Runners place three finalists expressing amazement and efforts of our team, and I'm its season by participating in the praise. thrilled by the efforts of Jenkins By JERRY BRAl'DE meet made it to the finals Big Ten and National Collegiate For Marvin Gibbs, the meet and Gibbs." State News Sports Writer in always thought he had the Athletics Association Mideast their respective races. pressure, but he was consis¬ year. Bibbs is becoming more was a tough one as he was close Gibbs added that next year MSU's men's track team ability to achieve it when he tent. I'm glad we'll get him back optimistic on the squad's fu Regional meets. The results of in every event, but not quite Two of the Spartans, dis¬ was recruited. But it the Spartans will definitely be finished its indoor season on a just took for another year." ture. these two meets typify the tance runner Keith Moore and close enough. two years for him to mature tougher, and that the haunting high note as all three Spartan "I was pretty pleased, espe Spartans' entire season, a frus¬ Gibbs finished ninth overall in sprinter Randy Smith took and do what he "If we now can problem of depth should be a qualifiers for the National Col¬ was capable of cially with the conditions I had get some All American honors trating mixture of good and bad. the all-around, missing the problem no more. by finish¬ doing." under," Smith said of national performances from The Spartans traveled to Ann legiate Athletics Association ing in the top six in the final to run some of the other qualifying sixth place by two Smith took All American people, we Arbor on March 9 and 10 for the races while Tyrone Williams being bothered by a strained points. honors for the second time in groin and a sore knee. "I just can possibly finish in the top 10 Big Ten meet and came away finished sixth in the 600 yard the three years he's been at in the nation next year." Bibbs took one race at a time, and just with a disappointing sixth-place Szypula agreed that it was dash. MSU by placing sixth in the said. to know you're the sixth best in finish. tough for Gibbs to come so close In Detroit's Cobo Hall. Moore finals of the 60-yard dash with a and miss, but added that he finished fourth in the finals of the nation is a pretty good Although they had been 6.27 electric Yet, the tracksters still have time. Curtis picked to finish no higher than performed very well, and that the 1.000-yard run with his best feeling." an outdoor season left to com¬ Gibbs will definitely be back. Dickey of Texas A & M won the With all three Spartan third place and were edged out career time of 2:09.96. Villano- pete in, which begins April 7 at va's Don NCAA finalists returning next Purdue. of fifth by only four-tenths of While he was close in every Paige won the event "Randy is a super competi one point, the results were less event, Gibbs' biggest heart¬ with a meet record of 2:07.27. tor, and to me, his honor was than satisfying to coach George break came in the floor exercise. "Keith reaching Ail-Ameri¬ the epitome of everything he's Szypula. In that event he tied for seventh can was a real honor for both done," head coach Jim Bibbs SUMMER SITUATIONS "We could have done better. The MSU IM sports program his school and him." distance place with teammate Jenkins. Sports-Circle): said. "I can't say enough about We should have been fifth," he Both gymnasts missed sixth is always trying to come up with Women's softball is noon. coach Jim Gibbard said. "I him. He was under tremendous AVAILABLE said. "We have a better team place and a spot in the nationals new ideas. This time they have April 5. Wonted mature men ond women to form meaningful than that, we just didn't show by three-fourths of one point. come up with new names for Co-rec relationships slowpitch softball is with children Must be able to communicate hove high energy level it." their IM buildings. Instead of noon. April 4. without 20th Century electronic gizmos ond like chicken In close meet, the Backup all-arounder Dan men's and women's buildings, soup france? a very Co-rec one pitch softball is on Friday night. Camp positions in counseling, supervision Miller had some misfortune of University of Minnesota, a the IM department has thrown noon, April 4. specialist areas kitchen, clinic and maintenance still his own. In the warm-ups, "super team who should do well sexism out the window, renam¬ Men's independent volleyball avoiloble. Compensations $700 00-SI 200.00 for ten weeks Miller twisted his ankle practic¬ DO YOU WANT TO KNOW nationally" according to ing the Women's IM as Intra¬ is noon. April 5. office 121 IM plus an unforgetoble experience. Szypula, edged Ohio State Uni¬ ing his floor routine. He went on mural-Recreative Sports-Circle HOW TO STAY WITH EUROPEAN FAMILIES FREE? to compete and earned strong Sports-Circle or office 201 IM versity for the team champion¬ and the Men's IM as Intramural HOW TO GET A JOB IN FRANCE? ■NTIRVIEWING APRIL 4, Sports-West. ship by two-tenths of a point. praise from Szypula for his Recreative Sports-West. Men's fraternity team rac¬ HOW TO TRAVEL CHEAPLY? PLACEMENT SERVICES efforts. But as usual, there are In third some quet ball is noon. April 13, office WHERE TO STUDY? SIGN UP BEGINS MARCN 28. place was University of Michigan, followed in order Other Spartans who did well important and required meet¬ 201 IM Sports West. WHAT TO TAKE ALONG? Freth Air SocietyCamp Tamarack, 6600 Wast by Illinois, Iowa, MSU, Univer¬ were senior Paul Hammonds, ings at the beginning of the term Men's independent bowling is for the sports. These are the F YOU DO, THEN THIS IS THE BOOK FOR YOU!! Maple Read, W. Blaomfieid, Ml M033 sity of Wisconsin and Indiana. who finished 12th on the noon. April 6, office 201 IM FOR YOUR COPY. SEND S3 50 TO SUMMER '79 IN FRANCE Purdue and Northwestern did pommel-horse, an outstanding following team representatives' Sports-West. BOX 591, PRINCETON UNIVERSITY, PRINCETON, N.J. 08540 not compete. finish considering the difficulty meetings: of the Women's softball will be held pommel-horse. Marvin Gibbs, outstanding Thursday at 6 p.m. in 137 IM all-arounderforthe Spartans all Charlie Fanta placed well on Sports-Circle, or April 3, at 5 season, himself finished a disap¬ the parallel-bars, and Rich p.m.. in 137 IM Sports-Circle, or Licata demonstrated that he pointing fifth place in that April 4 at 6 p.m. in 137 IM UTE TASTES GREAT AND event. He finished four-tenths will be a major factor in Spartan Sports-Circle. of one point behind fourth place. gymnastics in his three remain¬ Co-Rec slowpitch softball will ing years by finishing 12th on be held April 2 at 7 p.m. in 137 Not much else went the the high-bar. IM Sports-Circle. Spartans' way in the meet, Co-Rec one-pitch softball will ITS LESS RIJJNG.I ALSO UKE making it a sad finish to an Szypula added that Jeff Warner again provided a good, be held April 3 at 6 p.m. in 106 up-and-down season in the Big IM Sports-Circle. Ten. But the story was a steady performance like he has all year, helping to steady the The following are team entry different one when they trav¬ deadlines (all women's and co- eled to DeKalb. 111. for the Spartans. THE EASY-OPENING OUT rec team sports entries may be regional meet. "It was a super meet," turned in to office 121 IM As team, the a Spartans finished in eighth place, which Szypula said he was quite pleased with. "We did just as well as we Bubba Smith could," he said. "It was the same Into Unexplored Realms! Former All-Pro Lineman old bugaboo, depth, which kept EXPLORERS us from doing really well." While Szypula had high praise for many individuals on his team, he could not conceal his excitement over the out¬ standing performance of Charlie OFGOR Jenkins. For the first time in 10 years, a Spartan gymnast has qualified The sensational for the nationals in two events. new novel in Jenkins is that gymnast. John Norman'** The junior from LaGrange, 111. placed fifth on the parallel- t legendary bars, and third in his specialty, GOR series the vault, to qualify for the national meet to be held April 5 through 7 in Baton Rouge, La. For the third time this year, Jenkins was narrowly edged out on the vault by Kurt Thomas, universally recognized as the best all-around gymnast this country has produced in years. 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Wild and wonderful tales abound! -Los Angeles Times HARPER G ROW BAWBEES Paperback Dept. 10 E 53rd Street. New \brk. NY 10022 Iftl Michigon Stote News, Eost Lonsing, Michigan Wednesday, March 28, 1979 19 Laxers drop all games poor turnout for hockey finals in Suncoast Tournament By JERRY BRAUDE State News Sports Writer brings about 8.000 fans with them when they reach the Final would have enjoyed. Minnesota avenged its run¬ same scoring sequence (2-0,2-1, 31. 3 2. 4-2 and finally 4 3) as WCHA title against the Go¬ DETROIT - While the state Four, didn't make the NCAA ner up finish to North Dakota phers. But this game, Minneso¬ their semi-final win over New of Michigan had its eyes on tournament for the first time in for the WCHA title by defeat ta handled Stankoven with By JEFF MINAHAN at every position. On defense where they are Hampshire. State News MSU's basketball team in the three And with the ease, scoring three first-period Sport* Writer searching for new strength, three alternate lines years. ing the Fighting Sioux-4-3 in Minnesota's Eric Strobel's An eager MSU lacrosse team traveled to were used and as of now a starting line has not NCAA finals in Salt Lake City, games being televised to 49 the finals to claim the higher goals against him before he was Utah over the weekend, the hatrick and Steve Janaszak's removed from the nets. Tampa. Fla. to participate in the Suncoast cities, it was cheaper for the stakes - its third NCAA title yet been determined. goaltending was the difference Tournament over the break, and while they At midfield and attack, Kanner said that the Wolverine state also had a fans of the team participants to in six years. in the win over New failed to record a win, coaches Nevin Kanner and NCAA tournament in its own stay home and watch the game Just as in their two previous Hamp^ Gophers goaltender Steve Spartans played very well, getting strong shire. North Dakota defeated Janaszak, who was selected Boku Hendrickson are convinced that the team performances from co-captain Kevin Willits who backyard. than to pay the price for plane NCAA championships, the Go¬ Yet, the NCAA hockey tickets and hotel. Dartmouth, which made its most valuable player of the accomplished what they set out to do. is returning from an injury suffered last year, in phers came into the finals as first NCAA appearance in 30 After more than a month of indoor practice in tournament in Detroit's Olym- Despite the the underdogs, but had risen to tournament, made the save of a addition to Ken Davis and Mark Pinto. disappointing years, 4-2 in the other semi¬ confined area, the coaches were anxious to get pia Stadium signified where the crowds, there was still plenty of the occasion. The victory over the game with 4:56 left in the Neither coach felt that losing every game final match. the team outdoors where they could move real interest in sports in the action that even Red Wing fans, North Dakota, the top-rated contest when he robbed Erwin would have a negative psychological effect on the around and play some genuine lacrosse. And play state of Michigan lies. who fill up Olympia, probably team in the country, had the In the finals. North Dakota's Martens, who was left alone in team. lacrosse is what they did. Olympia Stadium drew a front of the net, with a great 'The guys understand that it was a learning surprise move of starting Bill "We played a lot of lacrosse," Kanner said. total of 13,859 fans for the four Stankoven in the nets ahead of glove save. experience," Hendrickson said. "They also "We got good, full-field experience against some understand that they were playing against some games played, which doesn't the WCHA's leading goaltender MSUINGS: MSU's defense- very good teams, and played really well." Hendrickson agreed and said that the learning very good teams." When asked about this psychological effect, even equal MSU's single semi final basketball game against A Donnelly affair in Bob Iwabuchi backfired. Stankoven was in goal for the man Ted Huesing and right- winger Russ Welch received experience of the trip was very important, and Kanner quickly replied, 'This team is ready. We Pennsylvania nor Olympia's last game of the season when honorable mention honors in the fact that the seating capacity of 16,005. (continued from page 17) Spartans played against some are ready to play in every way. We were getting the credit he deserves." North Dakota clinched the the WCHA. good teams will benefit them as the season It was unfortunate that the Jud Heathcote. "He's got everyone doing competitive and ran with every team. We begins today against Hope College. hustled tremendously and worked very hard." games, with such high stakes, everything he wants and they The Spartans played five games in a period of were played in a cavernous "I think Jud Heathcote is an don't make many mistakes." Both coaches agree that there are areas that seven days in addition to atmosphere, especially since under-rated coach," he said. practices every day. need work, but overall the team is prepared They don't make many mis¬ Their opponents included Williams University, it was a thrilling season, where "I've been involved in athletics takes, and it seems quite ob¬ mentally and certainly physically. for a long time, and he has done which Kanner says is potentially one of the top 10 The Spartans will open their season today in a the Western Collegiate Hockey vious that three years ago teams in the nation. 3:30 game with Hope College which will be Association teams were playing a great job getting everyone to when Terry decided on MSU The coaches said that the in front of sellout crowds dur do everything they can. My that wasn't any mistake either. Spartans played well played in Spartan Stadium. ing the league playoffs. personal feeling is he isn't At least not to his dad. But with none of the Michi¬ gan schools participating in the four-team tournament, there Laetrile hopes still alive was little incentive for the nearby residents to attend the LANSING (UPI) - The Sen¬ ate Health Committee, rebell¬ its ture. state-regulation manufac- and backers of the bill say it does no good to legalize the games, even an though they had opportunity to watch the best in collegiate hockey. rM IN TRAINING ing against its chairperson Tuesday, gave a House-passed bill legalizing the controversial However, move Laetrile in interstate commerce cannot substance unless its manufac- ture in the state is allowed, Additional reasons disappointing crowds were that for the TO BE TALL since it is outlawed by the FDA, i continued on page 22) University of Wisconsin, which cancer drug Laetrile a new hold on life. AND MONDE At the same time, the com¬ NICOLE HOLLANDER mittee angered supporters of the bill by making it clear it does not favor the strong House Spartans win Mideast Cartoons by (continued from page 17) bang for MSU. A perfectly run sent it crashing home. A be- version. what he had to to get the hind-the-back pass by Earvin opening tipoff play saw the ball Republican Sens. William A. Spartans into the championship go from Kelser to Johnson to set up MSU's next basket Sederberg of East Lansing and game against Notre Dame. Brkovich and through the rim which Kelser promptly John S. Mowat of Adrian If any Spartan fans were for a 2-0 Spartan lead with only slammed home. teamed up with Sen. Mitch superstitious, the game with three seconds gone from the Irwin, D-Sault Ste. Marie, to In all, Kelser scored 14 the Irish one day after St. clock. Donnelly intercepted the defeat a move to postpone Patrick's Day in-bounds pass and it was off to straight points which increased probably the Spartans' lead from 11-8 to action on the measure until after wouldn't have been very good the races after that. 25-16 and the Irish never got July 1. timing. But then again, speak¬ "You lose a game when you The delay had been suggested closer than seven points the ing of superstitions, there start giving up points," Phelps rest of the way. by Health Committee Chairper wasn't anybody following said. "The first jump ball, that son Edward Pierce, D-Ann MSU's big win over Notre set the momentum for the For the game, Kelser popped Arbor, a practicing physician Dame, including The Irish's game. Donnelly stole the ball — in 34 points and pulled down 13 who said the postponement coach Digger Phelps, who they got the momentum and it rebounds, Earvin scored 19 and could give the committee access didn't believe in Magic. was an avalanche after that." passed off 13 assists while to comprehensive information Johnson did the passing, Brkovich scored nine of the Brkovich scored 13. Donnelly on the value of Laetrile as a Kelser did the dunking and the Spartans' first 11 points and tallied only four points but cancer treatment. Irish stood around most of the then stepped aside and let the Heathcote said the junior guard The committee voted 3-2 to time just watching. dynamic duo take over. played his best game of the begin next week exploring two Donnelly had a good explana¬ First it Kelser-cram, Look out, Feiffer Move over was a season with his hard work on options — the legalization of Laetrile food additive, and tion of how the MSU offense is assist Johnson. Then came the defense. S «T * Nttr MOT MU UKM MMMHOffl Garry Trudeau. Here come liberated libidos, punctured sexist stereotypes and smuatmuim& as a "These two guys famed alley-oop pass from Mag run. (Magic Kelser was named the most giving the substance status as and Kelser) are our offense," he ic which Kelser pulled out of valuable player of the Mideast laughter galore! 128 pages $3.95 paperback an experimental drug that could said. "The pass and then the the air and slammed home. regional and, with Johnson, Available at bookstores be dispensed by physicians. dunk." Kelser scored the next one on made the All-Tournament Both alternatives were re¬ The two put on an exhibition his own with a little flip shot team. Sc. Martins Press 175 Fifth Avenue New York 10010 jected by Rep. John T. Kelsey, that won't soon be forgotten by and then Magic got back into D-Warren, sponsor of the bill. 17.423 fans in Market Square the act. 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B DtotalWnun f j GEORGE C. F. VR PI ■M tarua Rtiipw jgfl Jl n«r?I| force the bill out of committee If the test is not under way by by the drastic discharge pro¬ cedure — a majority vote on the Senate floor. Pierce, after hearing more of July 1, Pierce proposed to call a state panel of experts to try to determine whether cancer vic¬ 1 co«tey 8 the emotional testimony from tims are helped by Laetrile. P| (TIS 5:45) t:00 (TIS 4:00) 1:15 ^ cancer victims and relatives that has marked two years of But committee members SUPERMAN 1 ROBBT BENSO\^_ uSSoo 4% | legislative action on the bill, doubted any new answers MARLON BRANDO ST B |0STLKS||^ said he wanted to wait to would arise from additional GENE HACKMAN determine whether the National testing. WNICM WAY Jfyl ■ •DTlOOU ^ J■ which is hard to beat on any field | (TIS 5:30) 1:00 (TLS 5:45) 1:15 ■ tes include Gas, Insurance. Mileage, Dolly. 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University Auditorium A Film By ALBERTO FERRO • Starring BRIGITTE MAIER With VERONIQUE MONET • TUPPY OWENS • BENT ROHWEDER A LASSE BRAUN PRESENTATION ■AT«D X PORNO TONIONT * mm QUIfflt J^J MASm MALCOLM McKJMli SHOWTIMES 7:30, 9:00, 10:30 mnssm « ADMISSION 2.50 STUDENTS 3.50 NON-STUDENTS LfHZ -MICHAfl ICNSDAlf ■ M4HCH B0Z7UFfl SHOWPLACE 104B WELLS A Oe«il Film / 4 Michigon Stote News East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March 28 1979 23 Classified Advertising if (npliipMit ji | Eepl»iw»n(¥! Uprfwts V Information , W MODELS - $10/hour. Apply FULL TIME Summer jobs - PART-TIME jobs available PHONE 355-8255 347 Student Services BABYSITTING AND house¬ CRAFT LOVERS Bldg VELVET FINGERS. Call 489- earn $200 week or more. Na¬ Owen Graduate Center Cafe keeping for girls 2 % and 5 in STUDENTS LARGE 2 party furnished 2278. 0-3-3-30 131 tional company with 22 teria. Apply in person be¬ Did you spend your entire Begin a new career as a efficiency. Close to campus. RATES years East Lansing home weekday income tax refund on "r and BETTER HOMES and GAR¬ Air conditioning. $210/month experience in employing stu¬ tween 1:30-3:30 or 7:30-8:30 afternoons. Need car and BUSINESS majors. dents for summer work. Car r" over spring break? DENS Craft Creation Coun¬ -fall. $140/month, summer. Challeng p.m. Contact Giles. references. 332-6688 after 5. and neat appearance neces¬ 2-3-29 (6) selor, offered for the first time After 5 p.m. 487-4451 1 ing opportunities available 8-4-6 (6) day-90' per line now with Peace Corps and sary. Interviews at Student Are you anxiously wondering in this area. Excellent part- 3-3-30 15) >6.80 l3 how you're going to make it time earnings and manage¬ days-80' per line VISTA. Tolk to a represen¬ Union, Mural Room, Thurs¬ 6 doys-75' per line tative through the Ploce day, 3/29, 1, 3, and 5 p.m. HEALTH PROFESSIONALS financially through spring ment possibilities. Call 332 TWO MALE roommates term and still have a great 5872. 3-3-30 110) needed close to campus. 22L22J 8 days-70' per line ment Center Student Set 2-3-29 (11) vices Building April 2,3.4.5. tan by Memorial Day? Rent negotiable. Call Pedro, LEGAL AIDES. Your skills are needed in PART-TIME employment, 337-0414. 3-3-30 (3) lil 14 80 Your back Line rate per insertion developing countries all We can help you out. early evenings, 15 hours/ AVON ground or degree in law MASTERCHARGE 4 VISA WElCOMt EARN MONEY FOR LIFE'S could qualify you for 1-year over the world. Paid travel HOME ECJHEALTH/NUTRITION We need FILE CLERKS, to week, janitorial. Call Mr SUBLET OWN bedroom in EconoLines—3 lines-M.00-5 days. 80' per line VISTA (Volunteers In Service living allowance medicol work full time day assign¬ Gross, at 482-6232. 8-4-6 14) three man apartment, one EXTRAS. Become an Avon To America) projects in New care Must be U.S. citizen ments, and CLERK TYP¬ block from campus. Call 337 over 3 lines. No adjustment in rate when representative. You can earn York, Atlanta single married, no depen Maternal and infant health ISTS TYPISTS to work tem¬ MANAGER WANTED FOR 2669 5-4-3 (3) cancelled. Price of item(s) must be stated extra money selling quality Chicago Dal dents. No upper oge limit. Village nutrition projects porary night shift job assign MORROW'S NUT HOUSE in ad. Maximum sale products part-time during the Contact the Peace Corps Unusual positions for quoli ments in the LANSING MALL. APPLY IN price of MOO. hours that suit you best. For tenants rights, housing leg¬ Lansing, East FEMALE NEEDED Twyck fied people. Must be U S ci- PERSON TODAY Peanuts Personal ads—3 lines *2.25 islation. legal research and through the Plocement Lansing, and Okemos area. GOOD ingham apartments 337-2361 - - per details, call 482-6893. ter Student Services PAY AND BENEFITS. NEED insertion. 75' per line over 3 lines education, judicial reform, $3.00 - $4.50 per hour 3-3-30 13) (pre¬ C-3-3-30 (8) dependents No upper oge aid travel, living allow- ding April 2. 3 4 5 HIGH ENERGY PERSON payment). limit. Contoct the Peoce Salaries are Equal Opportunity Employer. FEMALE TO share 2 bath, 2 medical benefits Con- Rummage Garage Sale ads—4 lines - l2.50 VISTA Corps through the Ploce¬ with skills and experience, 321-0251 2-3-29 (8) bedroom. $125/month. 337- through the ment Center Student Ser¬ 63' per line over 4 lines SUMMER and several positions require 1658 or 394-7455 evenings. per insertion. Plocement Center Student EMPLOYMENT: LAW GRABS - vices Building April 2 3 4 5. Round Town ads—4 Waiters, waitresses, Hos¬ little or no training at all. You 84-6 (3) lines-^.SO-per insertion. :es Building. April 2. 3. 63' per line Lost & Founds over 4 lines. LAW grods need VISTA (Volunteers In Sei to serv tesses, Bartenders, Cooks, kitchen help and grounds- may work as many or as hours as your few schedule per¬ Fir Beit Ifjf] FEMALE NEEDED spring ads/Transportation ads — 3 To Americo). Interested in STATE NEWS Classified keepers. Send resume and RESIDENT MANAGER and mits. REFRIGERATOR, T V., ster¬ term to sublet old Cedar lines-M ,50-per insertion. 50' per line over picture, giving date available spouse to live in and super¬ Village. 332-0427 3-3-30 13) farmworker low? Comi now hiring typist for daily 2-5 eo rentals. Free on'off cam¬ 3 lines. £t experience to: BILL OLI¬ vise 6 mentally retarded adult ty development' Imrr p.m. shift. Also clerical staff pus delivery. DORM RENT- ROOMMATE VER'S LAKE FRONT clients, in a residential home NEEDED to tion low? Many other a fro 11 a.m.-2 p.m. shift. Must ALL. 8-4-5 14) LODGE, P.O. Box 146, Pru- setting. Contact personnel MANPOWER, INC. share apartment with male, Deadlines Contact VISTA through the be student. Apply 347 Stu¬ 601 N. CAPITOL denville, Ml 48651. (Hough¬ office, Community Mental Spring Summer. 2 blocks to Ads-2p.m.-l class day before publication. Plocement Center Student dent Services 12-5 p.m., Health Board, 407 W. Green- 372-0880 REFRIGERATORS 2 cube ton Lake I. Z-10-4-10 (9) campus. $115 plus $115 de¬ Wednesday, Thursday, Fri¬ and 4 cube. Have a few Cancellation Change-lp.m.-l class day be¬ :es Building April 2 3 lawn, Lansing. E.O.E. "NO FEES, GOOD PAY posit 351-5402 or 882-6691 day. S-3-3-30 (7) available for spring term. fore publication. PROGRAMMER TO write 5-4-3 (8) 8-4-6 (40) 6-4-4 (5) UNITED RENT-ALL 351- Once ad is ordered it cannot be cancelled or and modify existing pro¬ NEED BABYSITTER located FISHERIES 5652. 3-3-30 (4) grams. Responsibilities in¬ changed until after 1st insertion. in Spartan Village for 11 clude daily execution of MARINE BIOLOGISTS There is a M.00 charge for 1 ad PART-TIME STUDENT posi¬ month boy, 8-12 4 days a Use your experience as a SUMMER AND Fall leasing change plus tions. 15-20 hours, automo¬ week. 351 7511. 2 3-29 (4) FORTRAN and COMPASS Peoce Corps volunteer De¬ volunteers with your starting now at EQUITY 50 per additional change for maximum bile required. 339-9500. programs on a CDC6500 Will veloping notions in South ground to help with projects VEST. Call 351-1500 of 3 changes. also debug, test, document, C-3-3-30 (31 ENGINEERS and implement changes and America Afnco 8 Asia need in Asia Afnco 8 South Ame¬ 0-3-3-30 (3) CHARMING 2-bedroom The State News will only be salt ond fresh water fish- rica. Paid trovel living al¬ responsible for You ore needed to build modifications to existing pro¬ apartment near MSU and bus the 1st day's incorrect insertion. TEACH OVERSEAS! For de¬ doms construct wells brid¬ lowance medical benefits. ment claims must be made within 10 Adjust¬ tails, send self-addressed, ges roads and reservoirs grams and system software livmg allowance medicol Must be U.S. citizen single Apartments 5J$ line. Accommodates 2-4 stu¬ dents, $240 plus utilities. days Programs are run in bu benefits Must be U S citi- married no dependents No of expiration date. stamped long envelope to: Design electrical installo- batch and interactive modes LUXURY TOWNHOUSE Completely furnished. 349- Teaching, Box 1049, San zen single married no de¬ upper oge limit Contact 3413. 54-3 (5) Bills An Associate Degree in needs 3rd girl. Own room. are due 7 days from ad expiration date. Positions Asia Africa ond pendents No upper oge lim¬ Peoce Corps through Ploce¬ Diego, California, 92112. in Physics or May 1. Non-smoker. Cable If not paid by due date, a 50' late service 4-4-2 (4) South America Paid travel Computer Science it Contoct the Peoce Corps ment Center Student Ser TV and pool. $120. 393-3687 FEMALE TO share furnished, or an equivalent combination through the Placement Cen¬ charge will be due. living allowance medical of education and related data vices Building April 2.3.4.5 8-4-6 141 negotiable. 332-7861 or 355- SUMMER Must be U.S. citizen, ter Student Serv,ces Bu.l- EMPLOYMENT, core 2902. 84-6 13) Mackinac processing experience is nec¬ dmg April 2 3 4 5. Island related single married no depen¬ WANTED 1 female for 4 dents. No upper age essary Reasonable experi¬ - work. Reply to: The Drift¬ limit. ence with FORTRAN, COM¬ COOK SKILLED nursing MALE COUNSELORS for man apartment. Waters FEMALE NEEDED to sub¬ wood Motel and Restaurant Contact the Peoce Corps - Automotive Automotive or Mackinac Island Passenger through the Placement Cen¬ PASS, and magnetic tape, facility. Day shift. Good bene¬ summer wilderness camp in Edge. Call 351-8514. lease Campus Hill 349-2452 tape formats, etc. Familiarity fits. NHE Lansing, Northern Michigan. 20 84-6 (3) 393-7627 8-4-6 >3) Service. 590 N. State St., St. ter Student Services Buil¬ 1313 Mary, or with CDC hardware and older 332-3991 3-3-30 (4) Ignace, Michigan 49781. ding April 2 3 4 5 Lansing, 393-6130. 2-3-29 ( 5) ATTENTION1 WE buy late PORSCHE, 1974 MSU batch and interactive 41,000 model imported and domes- miles. Excellent condition, 7-4-5 (7) processing is desirable. Reply BOOKKEEPING MATURE ARCHITECTS: tic compact cars. Contact 10 TO 20 girls wanted for A. Rebec, MSU Personnel FULL or INDIVIDUAL ANIMAL Appearance Group $4,900 or to part-time. D.E. or accounting needed for motor route for URBAN PLANNERS John DeYoung, WILLIAMS VW, 484 1341 C-3-3-30 (5) best offer. 393-5593. 7-4-5 14) FORESTERS Developing telephone work, no experi¬ Center, 110 Nisbet Building, background preferred. Apply south Lansing area. Need HUSBANDRISTS countries need your forest ence necessary, good hourly East Lansing. Ml 48824 HI Fl BUYS, 1101 E. Grand dependable car and back up Architects Urbon Pic background degree to ir wage plus bonus, days or Please reference job number River, E. Lansing, Michigan. car. Call between 1 and 3 ners Your degree work c CHEVY VAN, 1978, clean and evenings, apply within Ki- |eb StfVfo / A955. MSU is an Equal 3-3-30 (7) p.m. 372-6994. 3-3-30 (6) perience could qualify y mternotion agncultur sharp, customized. 627-9435 f ces As a Peace Corps volu wanis Club, 2736 E. Grand Opportunity Employer. (or 1-year VISTA Voluntec the Peace Corps Work 3-3-30 13) teer you con put your ski River, Inn America basement. 8-4-6 (30) e sheep beef c GOOD USED tires. 13-14-15 to work Poid trovel livir 7-4-5 (7) Don f sign a lease u CUTLASS SUPREME-77 T- inch. Mounted free. Used expenses medical benefit AGRICULTURALISTS you've seen AGRICULTURAL top AM-FM cassette, air, tilt wheels and hub caps. PEN- Must be U S citizen mo OFFICE MANAGER. 25-30 pasture monogement steering, rust proof, excellent NELL SALES, 1825 E Michi- ried single no dependent hours/week. Mornings, in¬ 8 FARMERS ENGINEERS s such o icreatior feed rations 8 animal mar needed for Peace Corps condition, new radials. 627 gan, Lansing, Michigan, No upper age limit Conta cluding weekends. Light projects in Asia Africa and MARIGOLD APARTMENTS and low- >me hou ing Governmental mm 3146. 5-4-3 (51 48912. 482-5818. Ihe Peace Corps through the bookkeeping, payrool, rec¬ South America. Help people .unity C-3-3-30 (6) Placement Center Student ords, $3.25/hour plus bene¬ dents in planning, funding fits. Call Mike in developing nations grow ind 1973CUTLASS SUPREME,2 7 ~ ~~T7™ ~ services Building April 2 3 Bidwell, food and get valuable ex- development decisic door Landau, AM 8 track air BRAKE PARTS Pads, shoes • 5 Moon's Restaurant. 351-2755 laking. Paid travel livir new Michelin radials 355- and hvdraulic kits for your 3-3-30 (9) :a! ben, Dendents No upper oge be U.S. citizen single oiects Gam voluable ex 0010 8-4-6 i4l foreign car at CHEQUERED ied and help others os Conti VISTA t ough mt Contact the Peoce Cori FLAG FOREIGN no dependents No trience CAR DELIVERY MEN, limit. Contact Peoce Corps volunteer. part-time. SOCIAL WORKERS upper age IMPALA, 1973 2 door sport PARJS. 2605 East Kalama- Mornings or afternoons, Peoce Corps through the •Completely furnished Paid trovel living allow- coup. Transportation special. z0° Streeio-,0?L™le wes! of Monday-Friday. Must be de¬ SOCIOLOGISTS Plocement Center Student •Shag Carpeting medical benefits Must $495 Where7 Flumerfelt Stair ?!?gu2: 467 5055 Volunteers In Service To srvices •Appliances and Air Cond. S citizen single mor- pendable and have good Building April 2 3 Chevrolet, 655-4343. C-3-3-30 17) driving record. Call Bob Al- Americo offers you gross¬ 5. •We pay water and heat io dependents No up¬ 0-3-3-30 (6) drich 882-0208. 8-4-6 (6) per oge limit. Contoct the JUNK CARS wanted. Also ing guidance social work Ctopcfemgftam For appointment call Corps through the etc. Your degree could SERVICE STATION atten¬ LEMANS '73. Good car, re- cent exhaust. AM FM, air. ™n4.1US*d, 3213651 C-3-3-30 (3) Phone FAMILY HELPER; in East qualify you for programs in dant - full time. $3.00/hour 337-7328 Plocement Center Student es Building April Lansing. Cook, health ed preventive med- plus commission, University 2 3 4 5 MASON BODY SHOP, 812 E. laundry, Standard 351-0770. 3-3-30 (4) MAVERICK, 1970 - 6 cylin- Kalamazoo. Since 1940. Auto clean, 3:30-5:30, weekdays. Own transportation. $3.50/ school. Positions available .Leases *155 NOW LEASING der. Runs well. Good gas Pa'nt'n9 - collision service, THE DROPOUTS TRAVELS WITH FARLEY by Post by Phil Frank B.C. 8 TUMBLEWEEDS' by Johnny Hart SPONSORED BY: by Tom K. 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