h® Slat0 Mows) ^OLUM£73^NLJMBER_58_WEDN£SDAY^APRR1JJ^979 MIChUQANJJNHVERS'TV EAST LANSING ./ICHlGAN 48824 ^ RETALIATION AGAINST FALESTINIANS Israeli jets bomb guerrillas By FRANK CREPEAU Some shoppers noticed the package but it Palestinian report said an Israeli jet was hit nesday. Associated Press Writer exploded before it could be investigated. and seen crashing in flames inside Israel, TEL AVIV, Israel — Israeli jets flying Israeli Prime Minister Menachem The PLO in Beirut said its "underground but the Israeli military said all the aircraft Begin their first mission of war since peace was squad" of bombers escaped safely. returned safely. previously said the opening of borders would be announced when he and made with Egypt blasted Palestinian posi A PLO communique said Damour took Earlier Tuesday, the Palestinians claimed Egyptian tions in Lebanon Tuesday in retaliation for the brunt of the 20-minute bomb-and-rocket President Anwar Sadat meet in the Sinai to have foiled a landing assault by Israeli a bloody terror bombing in a Tel Aviv runs. "Palls of black smoke billowed from forces near Tyre and to have hit an Israeli capital El Arish on May 27. Among other market. the town and many houses were des¬ things, the Cairo announcement appeared gunboat with rocket fire. But the Israelis to rule out for now an The explosion in the open-air Carmel troyed," it said. denied such a clash ever occurred. Israeli-Egyptian air market, crowded with pre-Passover shop Eyewitnesses in Damour said seven In Cairo Tuesday, Egypt's minister of pers, killed one Israeli man and wounded 33 Israeli jets attacked the southern section of state for foreign affairs. Butros Ghali, In Israel, Defense Minister Ezer Weiz- other persons, eight of them seriously, the town, setting off fires in some areas declared that with few exceptions — man, who had planned to go to Cairo next authorities reported. believed to be guerrilla training bases on apparently meaning special visits — Egypt Sunday, and Deputy Prime Minister Yigael The bombing and air raids dampened the coast. will not open up its borders with Israel until Yadi, scheduled to travel there about April events in Cairo later in the day where the The PLO communique said guerrillas 15 months after the treaty's ratification by 19, announced they were postponing their 360-member Egyptian Parliament ratified answered with heavy anti-aircraft fire. One the Egyptian Parliament, expected Wed¬ visits for several days. the peace treaty after a two-day debate. The roll call vote was 329-13, with one abstention and 17 absent. As he closed the parliamentary session, Prime Minister Mustafa Khalil said the DPS 6sory9 for policy violations Egyptian people "have said their word" and called for Arab unity. By PAI L COX coalition from the scene of the Holden Hall not have to appear in court. "We now call on the rest of the Arab State News Staff Writer incident. Badgely also said students who received countries to revise their position. We have A campus police official apologized Tues¬ Paul Schwartz, a 19-year-old Case Hall similar tickets should contact him to have ahead of us a hard struggle to implement day for car towings "which violated DPS freshman and leader of the coalition, said he the matter taken care of. peace.I call on the Arab countries to join policy" and led to demonstrations at Case believes the tickets were issued to get him Zutaut said 54-B District Court appear¬ Egypt in this task," Khalil said. and Holden Halls. He also agreed to refund and others away from the scene. ance tickets require the person to report to Palestine Liberation Organization Police bomb experts search for fragments on the bloodstained pavement tow charges from the incidents. Schwartz said a DPS officer told him he the court within 72 hours of receiving the in the open-air farmel market in Tel Aviv Tuesday after the explosion spokespersons in Beirut reported "dozens" Department of Public Safety Maj. Adam was under arrest and took him to a ticket. of casualties in the air raids in Lebanon. A squad of a bomb apparently set by Palestinian guerrillas. The bomb killed J. Zutaut also said moving traffic violation car. The officer gave Schwartz a traffic Zutaut said these tickets are usually radical Palestinian group said at least three tickets given to some students at an one Israeli and wounded 33 other persons. ticket and let him out at the footbridge near issued for offenses such as disorderly persons were killed. incident at Holden Hall Tuesday afternoon the Administration Building, conduct or possession of alcohol by a minor, The Israelis said the warplanes hit are not standard procedure for DPS Badgely agreed to invalidate a similar but not for a person obstructing traffic. Damour, a guerrilla-held town near Beirut, officers. He said he would investigate the Zutaut also said that all illegally and Ras el-Ain, a guerrilla base near Tyre. ticket given to Holden resident Craig parked matter. continued on page 16) Oil industry warned The raids were "an obvious reprisal for our heroic operation in the Carmel market," Zutaut. DPS Capt. Ferman A. Badgelv and an Ingham County assistant prosecutor Boyajian, adding that the students did a PLO spokesperson said. spoke with members of the Case Hall The Israeli military announcement of the Anti-Towing Coalition and other students in how to utilize profits air operation said so far this year 11 bombs an attempt to clear the air amid growing WASHINGTON lAP) planted by terrorists have killed seven Israelis and injured 169 other persons. New problems arose, meanwhile, in the campus unrest about towing. Anti-towing demonstrations have led to three students being arrested Tuesday — Debate emerges over — President Car other fronts as well, including reduction of ter warned the oil excessive government regulations still-unfolding peace between Egypt and two at the Holden incident. Two students industry Tuesday that and a Israel. The Egyptians ruled out a speedy "the nation has a arrested last week for obstructing an 4U's rules on towing decrease in foreign imports. were right to expect" that profits stemming from his plan to lift price But, he added, "no single scapegoat can opening of borders, and two Israeli Cabinet officer. ministers postponed trips to Cairo in controls on domestic oil will be used for be found and no American, including the Badgely said student parking enforce apparent anger over what Israel considered ment personnel violated an internal DPS exploration. president, can find someone else to blame." to be a provocative Egyptian statement. Bv CATHERINE RAFTREY the full service line of Carter said tnat even with his proposed He repeated that two alternatives to policy at Case Hall last Thursday and at Roger's Marathon, Another change in plans was reported Holden Hall Wednesday when cars were and TIM SIMMONS 3495 Okemos Road, and excess profits tax the oil industry would voluntary wage and price guidelines men¬ requested 10 cents from Cairo by Israel television. It said towed from State News Staff Writers worth of realize $6 billion in new revenue over the tioned by chief inflation fighter Alfred Kahn a restricted lot that was not gasoline. nextthree years. — mandatory controls or a tightening of the Egyptian Foreign Affairs Minister Butros full. Recent actions sparked by the Case Hall Ingham county sheriff deputies deman¬ The president told a nationally broadcast B. Ghali had postponed a ceremony in the He said student parking personnel will no Anti-towing Coalition and the Department ded to see a driver's license from each economy that could lead to a recession — Sinai to exchange the instruments for of Public Safety are creating confusion in automobile operator along with identifies news conference that he gives highest are "unacceptable." longer authorize the towing of a vehicle priority to congressional passage of his ratifying the peace treaty. without the approval of the DPS shift determining the legality of MSU towing tion from all passengers. "The president does not have authority to Israel had planned the ceremony for commander. policies. "You were just being hassled." said proposed excess profits tax and failure to do so would be "a wholly unjustified giveaway impose mandatory controls If Congress ... April 16. The report said Ghali wants the Zutaut said he had not heard of traffic Since Thursday, five MSU students have Ingham County assistant Prosecutor Dan to the oil companies." should attempt to impose mandatory stand¬ exchange held after an Egyptian referen¬ tickets being issued to the students in the been McClellar, when questioned by a student dum on the treaty for which no date has officially arrested on charges of "I think Congress is much more willing by authority, I would resist it." Holden Hall incident until the meeting who had been a passenger in one of the cars. The president also pledged his continued obstructing an officer in the line of duty. now to prevent the oil Tuesday night. He said this was the first The students had all attempted to deter A question that still remains is whether companies from reaping unjustified profits from this un support for nuclear energy in the wake of The one-pound terrorist bomb exploded time he had heard that DPS officers issued wreckers from towing cars out of Univer¬ students can legally prevent tow-trucks earned income," Carter said in the nuclear accident at Pennsylvania's at about noon at a fishmonger's stall in the tickets to appear in 54-B District Court for from removing cars from University par¬ predicting sity parking lots. the oil tax would receive a more favorable Three Mile Island power plant, saying: five block square Tel Aviv market, an area such an offense. king lots. Another confrontation occurred Friday "There is no way for us to abandon the just off Allenby Street with many small He also said he would look into charges McClellan said he could understand bcth reception on Capitol Hill than a similar night between almost 40 MSU students and nuclear supply of energy in our country for stalls selling produce, meat, clothing and that the tickets were used as a device to sides of the towing issue, but the true test proposal two years ago which never passed. the Ingham County Sheriffs Department No congressional action is required to the foreseeable future." other items. would have to come in a court of law. remove key organizational members of the when about 20 automobile drivers drove to phase out federal price controls on domestic However, he said he believed individuals oil, a step the president announced in his obstructing tow-trucks could legally be energy address to the nation last week. arrested. Deserter Carter said that from Pat Murphy, assistant to the attorney face revenue the proposed tax would be earmarked for helping the poor pay fuel bills, for returns to general, said he did not know whether pedestrians could legally sit behind parked cars in such lots. development of mass transit, and for research and development on alternative By BETH TUSCHAK didn't know what to do with him "The University is an entity in itself," there — discharge — a paper printed in the form of a General Discharge and allowed the return energy sources. State News Staff Writer were few precedents to follow. Murphy said, warning students not to take EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the last in diploma suitable for framing with the words of citizenship to 5,000 expatriates. "too much stock" in what others On another subject. Carter predicted: a After being informed of his rights, Fry say "UNDESIRABLE DISCHARGE" stamped Carter has also allowed deserters to "We will see aturn very shortly in the two-part series examining the status of a was stripped, searched and put in a cell across the top. pertaining to the law. return to the United States and receive inflationary trend downward." draft deserter and his decision to return to with other military deserters and draff "The first stipulation Murphy also said obstruction of justice is He stressed the importance of the United Sutes for sentencing. I am more than less-than-honorable discharges, though men a vague charge not well defined by law. following dodgers. happy to abide by," Fry said. "I can live who deserted from combat zones, or who his voluntary wage and price guidelines and "We all had to pretend we had lived "There is no set rule," he said. When self confessed Army deserter Nor¬ with the undesirable discharge too, because have extra charges against them, are said most of the so-called Fortune 500 man Fry re-entered the United States and "underground" in the United States since I don't really ever want to work for the U.S. By law, college traffic code must be a ineligible. The army lists 1,700 men — those substantially similar to the uniform traffic corporations — the largest in the nation — turned himself over to prison authorities at our departure from the military," Fry said. government and I plan to stay in Canada for who deserted between August 4, 1964 and are doing so. "The word Canada code for cities, townships and villages, Fort Dix, N.J., he had no idea what his was never mentioned quite some time." March 13, 1973 - as eligible for the Lansing attorney Richard Kinkade said, The president said action is needed on sentence would be. The prison authorities very loud, although every man in the cell Although he has served his time and is program. continued on page 14> had been living in Canada." free to travel between the United now Two months after he announced his Although he waived a trial the moment States and Canada, Fry still has strong clemency program, Carter said publicly he he entered the prison because he felt it Jeannette Smith acquitted would be an admission of guilt, Fry was never told what the procedure would be for feelings of discontent with former Presi¬ dent Gerald Ford's extended amnesty and has no present intention of reviving the military draft, but left open the possibility sentencing him. He heard some men had President Carter's unconditional amnesty for draft dodgers, but not deserters. that such action might be necessary in the future. ASMSU tax of second-degree murder been released after only five days' deten¬ tion, but one of his cellmates, who had Carter, in one of his first acts as president early in 1977, pardoned 8,800 persons He also said if a return to the draft should be considered in the future "my inclination GAYLORD (UPI) — Jeannette Smith, the self-described battered wife accused of deserted while on leave, had been in prison for seven months. convicted of draft evasion and charges against 3,000 fugitive draft evaders dropped would be to make it comprehensive," with no special exemptions such as college refunds hit "I sat in that cell for six days before I and 250,000 men who never registered for killing her estranged husband with a kitchen knife, was found innocent of second degree deferments. talked to anyone of ranking authority," Fry the draft. He also urged the upgrading of murder Tuesday. The jury of six women and six men in Otsego County Circuit Court deliberated less said. "The guards were surprisingly sympa "bad discharges" received without court martial by 250,000 Vietnam-era service "Carter's amnesty will be next replaced by the president's, although by that time the record 956 than five hours before returning its verdict of acquittal in the case, which began March whole issue will probably die." Fry said, thetic. Not one of them berated me for my 14. personnel to the honorable category of (continued on page 16) Over 900 students have received ASMSU decision. It was as if they respected me for Smith, 47, charged with second degree murder in the kitchen-knife slaying last was tax refunds, but the Programming Board, the decision I had made and stood by." May 12 of Herman I. Smith, 66, at the couple's Kalkaska home. Meanwhile, Fry's wife Jeannette was in rather than the Student Board, will be hurt, During several days on the witness stand, Smith told of repeated beatings, death contact with the Toronto counseling center, said Dan Stouffer, college of Agriculture threats and abuse at the hands of her husband. She said she did not remember killing him, and Natural Resources representative. which had advised Fry to return to the but was able to describe the events of the day leading up to his death. United States for sentencing. Tuesday was the last day for students to Smith's attorneys said she attacked her husband in self defense. The prosecution, receive a refund for the $3 tax they paid at "I finally got a call from Norman on the however, contended she killed him in a fit of jealous rage because of his attentions toward his female secretary. seventh day when I just happened to be at the center," Jeannette recalled. "He had inside spring term registration, and 956 students have collected refunds. Attorney Prater said she was surprised the jury returned its verdict so soon. She said been released — in fact, he would have been During winter term, only 24 students the case should have far reaching implications for abused women. The MSU Counseling Center is received refunds, and no more than 50 released two days earlier, except his time "Hopefully, people are going to be more aware now," she said. "She acted in perfect had fallen on a weekend. offering a free r.iediution students have received refunds in one term self-defense." course. See page 13. "I was nervous and happy and excited for during the past two years. The case went to the jury before noon after Judge William Porter instructed it not to the both of us." Programming Board receives $1.55 of let "sympathy and prejudice" affect its verdict. each student's tax, the Student Board Porter gave the jury the choice of three possible verdicts: innocent, guilty of voluntary Fry said his short prison term was "due weather receives 55 cents, Legal Services receives to funding — or the lack of it." manslaughter or guilty of second degree murder. "The commanding officer told me it cost 50 cents and the Students Media Appropria¬ "If the defendant honestly believed she was in danger of being killed even if Spring appears to be all washed tions Board receives 40 cents. . . . the Army too much to keep me in prison mistaken, she must be judged by the circumstances as they appeared to her," he said. up. Or perhaps it has been Because of the high number of refunds and he didn't feel I was worth it," he influenced by a strong duck Porter told the panel to consider the victim's past history of violence in coming to a explained. given, Programming Board members are verdict and to take into account Smith's state of mind. lobby. Periods of showers today The paperwork for Fry's undesirable are expected to continue into considering giving students who have not During the trial. Smith told of numerous beatings she allegedly received from Smith received refunds priority in buying concert and the mental torture she endured during their four year, on again, off again marriage. discharge fills a notebook. He was told Thursday with a high around never to set foot on a military base in the tickets and may begin "tiering" ticket In closing arguments Monday, Kalkaska County Prosecutor Philip Crowley said Smith 50. United States and is disqualified from civil prices — with students who receive refunds killed her husband in a fit of jealous rage. serv ice jobs. He was also given a copy of his paying more. >n State News East Lansing. Michigan Wednesday. April II, 1979 N-plants told of gauge defects WASHINGTON (AP) (API — - For committee voted 6 2 to subpoe Thursday. Moffett said he within 50 miles of a nuclear "We cannot have an accept ty two nuclear power plants na tape recordings and tran didn't know exactly what the plant. able nuclear power program in have been notified they have scripts of all closed door meet information would prove but Hendrie joined the other four this country if there is any pressure gauges that could give ings held by the NRC to discuss "we need to have access to it." members of the NRC in assert appreciable risk of events of the faulty readings during an acci the nuclear accident. In another development, a ing that steps must be taken to Three Mile Island kind occur¬ dent like the one at Three Mile package of nuclear safety legis Rep. Anthony Moffett. D- guarantee that another acci¬ ring at other nuclear power More Iranians face trials and firing squads Island, the chairperson Nuclear of the Conn.. chairperson of the House lation endorsed by consumer dent like Three Mile Island plants," the chairperson Regulatory Commis advocate Ralph Nader was testified. Government Operations' sub cannot happen again. sion said Tuesday. introduced in the House by TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Firing squads Islamic tribunals and claimed executions committee on energy and envi executed four more officials of the have been few compared to Joseph M. Hendrie told the ronment. accused the commis Rep. Elizabeth Holtzman, the French D-N.Y. Senate nuclear regulation sub¬ sion of illegally withholding toppled Iranian monarchy, and early Revolution. Wednesday the revolutionary Islamic courts sentenced a former secret police Meanwhile persons government promised loans to spokes¬ the un¬ committee that each of these plants — well over half the total information panel's needed investigation of in the the news Holtzman and Nader told a conference the bill would require full time federal inspec Strike resolution 72 operating reactors in the accident — one of nine such chief to die. They were deliberating the employed as some 4,000 persons demon¬ United States — have gauges congressional inquiries now un tors at all nuclear plants, more fates of four other former senior officials. strated in downtown Tehran snarling radiation monitors around plant like the one which he said reportedly derwav. The latest man sentenced to death was near traffic and chanting sites, more frequent safety Promises do not played a role in the accident The subpoena directs Gen. Hassan Pakravan, 65, who served make bread! the inspections, and dissemination near Harrisburg, Pa. material to be presented to as a head of the SAVAK secret police State radio reported Col. Houshang the of "emergency preparedness Meanwhile, a House sub¬ subcommittee by 10 a.m. information" to all households WASHINGTON (API — The Teamsters union and the trucking- minister of information and ambassador Tavana a former martial-law admini¬ to Pakistan, the Iranian state radio industry reportedly reached tentative agreement on a money! strator was executed Tuesday in the package Tuesday and sought to resolve remaining differences to! reported. He and the others were capital. The radio also reported that two TAKEOVER APPEARS 1MMI\E\T end a 10-day nationwide work stoppage. charged with corruption, collaboration policeofficers were executed in the A source close to the talks emphasized that final agreement on a with the shah's regime and acts against southwestern city of Boroujerd and the new three year wage and fringe-benefit package depended on the resolution of several thorny non-economic issues. Troops attack Kampala people. local chief of the shah s secret police was A senior official of the revolutionary shot in the city of Qazvin about 93 miles Teamsters President Frank Fitzsimmons expressed optimism! government defended the work of the northwest of Tehran. Tuesday that his giant union and the industry would move swiftly' to wrap up a final agreement and end the longest trucking; NAIROBI, Kenya (AP* - Tanzanian troops directions. They said the advancing Tanzanians shutdown in U.S. history. marched into the Ugandan capital of Kampala were greeted by dancing in the streets at the "We made some progress (on Monday) and we hope to complete Welder's torch ignites department store Tuesday after a jet fighter attack and fierce outskirts of Kampala. it today." Fitzsimmons said before resuming negotiations with rocket and artillery barrages that appeared to The capture of Kampala appeared close at bargainers for 500 major trucking firms that have locked out signal imminent victory in the war against hand, as the invaders moved in from the north, 235,000 Teamsters in retaliation for a strike that began April 1. BUCHAREST, Romania (AP) - A raging quarters. The witnesses said some who President Idi Amin. residents of the city south and southwest. In the center of the city, The shutdown has had only minimal impact elsewhere in the fire set off by a welder s torch forced jumped were injured on impact with the reported. residents said the streets were blackened and economy. The Commerce Department reported Tuesday that the hundreds of Easter holiday shoppers to asphalt street There was no word on the whereabouts of the deserted. first week of the shutdown had no adverse impact on food stores, flee Bucharest s oldest department store Ten hours after the fire was declared Ugandan dictator, who started the war six The Tanzanian attack, including strikes by private hospitals and chlorine for water purification. Tuesday. The official news agency under control Agerpress reported three months ago by occupying a 710-square-mile area MiG-21 jets, came after a night of shelling. The However, the government has expressed concerns that serious fatalities. The agency said other persons of Tanzania. Uganda radio broadcast opera, and Tanzanians have been advancing since defeating Agerpress said three persons were killed economic disruptions could begin if the dispute is not settled soon. of telephone calls to the station went unanswered. some of Amin's last remaining troops in a and an unspecified number were iniured. were out danger. It was understood that the money package would comply with A commission Residents reached by telephone said the weekend battle about 21 miles south of the President Carter's voluntary anti-inflation wage guideline, which Unconfirmed reports said 200 persons appointed to determine Tanzanian troops entered the city from several capital. has been relaxed twice to accommodate the Teamsters. the cause of the accident said some were dead or injured including some workers had shown serious negligence who jumped from upper-story windows. during welding operations in an elevator Witnesses saw people jumping from the agency said. It also reported some DETROIT (UPI) — A crewmember erased The Boeing 727 trijet. with 80 passengers third-story windows of the five-story government and Communist Party a cockpit tape recording that could help aboard, suddenly yawed to the right while Victoria department store located next leaders were at the scene of the fire but explain the cause of a near crash by a Trans flying over Flint last Wednesday, rolled door to the Bucharest police head¬ did World Airlines jet that plunged into a Cockpit tape blank not elaborate completely over twice and plunged towards five-mile, supersonic nosedive, federal offi¬ earth at speeds of more than 650 miles an cials said Tuesday. hour from an altitude of 39,000 feet. TWA said it was not clear whether the School bus dives off bridge, kills 50 Pilot Harvey "Hoot" Gibson of Las on board aircraft erasure Intentional was deliberate erasure or inadvertent. of such a tape is a New, brought the craft under control and made an emergency landing at Detroit Vegas. ZAMORA, Spain (AP) — A school bus violation of federal law that could result in The students all between 12 and 14 revocation of the pilot's flying certificate and Metropolitan Airport. taking teen-agers home after an Easter years old haa visited Toledo and Madrid week trip went out of control near a small and were returning to their hometown of that survived roll a $1,000 fine. "I'm acknowledging the tape is blank," said In Washington. FAA spokesperson Denis Feldman said the tape on the TWA flight was bridge Tuesday and plunged into a Vigo police said. TWA spokesperson David Venz in New- erased by someone who pushed a button in rain-swollen river in northwestern Spain York. "How and why it's blank I don't know. I The civil guard in Benavente said there the cockpit — not the result of mechanical killing 50 of the 60 persons aboard police said. were 10 survivors in a hospital there — nine students and a soldier who had I think it's part of the investigation." failure. Forty-five students four teachers and hitched a ride on the bus. the bus driver died as the bus sank swiftly out of sight paramilitary civil guards The accident occurred near Benavente said. Two students saved their lives by diving through the bus windshield after it shattered on impact 30 miles north of here and about 125 miles northwest of Madrid. Police called the crash the worst of its kind in Spain. Mc ■D.Ur 11 champion club ring booster GERALD H COY GENERAL MANAGER MSU BASKETBALL TEAM ROBERT I. BULIARD SALES MANAGER U.S. - Taiwan cultural, commercial ties continue Undergraduate students living on campus in an under¬ graduate residence hall who do not wish to use the services provided by the WASHINGTON ,AP) - President administration to continue the extensive Michigan State Radio Net¬ Carter signed legislation work and its stations WBRS WMCD WMSN Tuesday author¬ financial connection between the United may receive a refund of their *1.00 radio fee izing continued, but unofficial, cultural States and Taiwan including U.S. aid and by going to Room 8 Student Services and commercial ties between the United approximately 50 other programs. Bldg. between l-5p.m. States and Taiwan although formal Monday April 9th through Friday April 13th. Please But Carter was also forced to accept a diplomatic relations have been broken. bring fee receipt and I D. cards to obtain refund. declaration in the bill that the United In signing the measure, Carter said: I States will maintain the capacity to look forward in the coming years to a resist any use of force by the Chinese to deepening and broadening of U.S.-China take over Taiwan. relations." The United States agreed to sever diplomatic relations with Taiwan to win diplomatic ties with mainland China. is The Chinese section to not no formally protested this avail and the United States committed We will engrave your name in the shank. FOXS to actually defend The legislation reflects an effort by the Taiwan. Believe us. Radiation tests confirm levels normal We're to sure Famous Recipe It's . . . time Fried Chicken tastes better that we're offering yea a HARRISBURG Pa. people who live in homes (AP — or Scores of farms near days away. As the |vst to make special dinner valve "believer" eat of yoa. to study in London! the contaminated Three Mile Island scanner tests began shortly a nuclear plant received free radiation before noon NRC biologist R.l. Gotchy said We don t MSU HUMANITIES PROGRAM tests Tuesday and were told the com¬ expect to see any puter checks confirmed that the level in significant levels at all. By mid-ofter- their bodies are normal. noon, when about a dozen persons had been tested, he said there had been Courses: HUM 202,203.300 On the island, meanwhile, technicians no were keeping up their routine but abnormal readings. Total: 0 credits cautious chore of draining gas pockets from a primary cooling system to prepare Evacuees were returning home filing insurance claims for losses and sending Dates: July 9-Aupst 17 the crippled reoctor core for its eventual children bock to schools which were open cold shutdown — a process still several for the first time in 12 days. INFORMATION MEETING Includes Gay youth denied prom tickets 3 pieces chicken mashed potatoes and Thursday, April 12 coleslaw and 2 biscuits. CUMBERLAND R.l. (UPI) - A 17-year- to furnish the names of their dates when gravy 7:00p.m. old youth who was refused WEDNESDAY SPECIAL! permission to bring a male dote to his junior prom may they buy the tickets, Dollinger said. 102 Bessey Principal Richard B. Lynch refused to let take his precedent-setting case to court the youth identified only as Paul — go 3-Pc. Chicken Dinner a civil liberties lawyer and a Are you still thinking about enrolling for the Humanities program gay rights to the dance with his male date. Paul activist said Tuesday. Michael B. Dollinger, executive direc¬ appealed to the School Committee. Dollinger said Paul's parents did not $|59 Reg. s2" in London this summer, but can't quite decide? Do you hove questions about courses, field trips, accommodations, transportation, tor of the Rhode Island chapter of the agree with his views, which might American Civil Liberties Union, said the or costs? Yes? Then you are invited! We have planned this complicate ACLU's decision on whether ACLU's legal screening committee would to take the case. meeting for you, to answer your questions and help you decide... discuss whether to take on the case of the while there ore still openings in the program, and before all the Cumberland High School junior. Cumberland students are not allowed My impression is that his parents did not want all sorts of publicity, but that they are aware of and accept the fact that w/hot/s%gcfie cucn rLJWizrai FRED CHICKEN budget airfares are sold. There will also be information about financial aid and overseas study scholarships. to go to the prom alone and are required he's gay " Dollinger said. 1900 E. Kalamazoo for further information contact: (5 min. from MSU) OFFICE OF OVERSEAS STUDY 108 INTERNATIONAL CENTER 353-8920 Michigon State News East Lansing Michigon Wednesday, April II, 1979 3 Study finds generic drug law underused By JAMES KATES duced the bill and we'll support this if we Theodore Goldberg, chairperson of the State News Staff Writer feel it's needed." WSU Department of Community Medicine Two Michigan House members will Jondahl and Forbes were sponsors of the and coordinator of the study, said some sort announce today they will push for an original 1973 generic drug bill. of financial incentive for pharmacists might investigation into the significance of a study The Wayne State study, conducted by increase sales of generics. showing a lack of clout in the state's generic the School of Medicine's Department of "Michigan consumers as a whole might be drug law. Community Medicine, surveyed 130 phar¬ better off if we were to provide a 75-25 split Reps. H. Lynn Jondahl, D-East Lansing, macies statewide for one year. in the savings between the consumer and and Joseph Forbes. D-Oak Park, will The study said only 2.8 percent of the the pharmacist," he said. propose a six-member legislative committee brand-name drugs were substituted by a Michigan Citizens Lobby Co-director Joe to look into a Wayne State University generic. continued on page 10) study, which shows that consumers are saving only $500,000 per year out of a potential $20 million. The generic drug law allows consumers ordering brand-name prescriptions to Resolution questions request a cheaper, chemically equivalent drug. "The committee will look at just how the generic law has been implemented," Jon¬ dahl said Tuesday. "We've received some DPS towing policy suggestions from people in the drug industry as to why substitution has been so low and well look into those." By M ARK FELLOWS Roger's and DPS was one of confrontation Jondahl said previous notions that phar¬ State News Staff Writer and harrassment of students. macists had adequate incentives to stock A resolution questioning the Department "I think that DPS has lost sight of its State News Bunny Maison generics "may have been erroneous." of Public Safety's policy of towing parked purpose," he said. It's one thing to till one IM softball field for one day. but Mike Combs, a senior majoring in Health, Physical "We will certainly push for some sort of cars in residence hall parking lots was He also addressed the question of who Education and Recreation,and Warren LaDuke, a junior in Agricultural Technology, get to be field fixers all mandatory substitution if this proves to be approved by St udent Council Tuesday. makes, or should make, policy for DPS. He season 'round. the case," he said. "There was strong Though some council members ques¬ asserted DPS makes its own policy, but support for this when we originally intro¬ tioned the necessity and procedure of the i continued on page 14) action, the resolution, introduced by Craig Atlas, a representative from the College of WHO HAS /A EDGE WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL BENEFIT? Social Science, was approved after several minor amendments were added. The council will request Academic Correction Coun¬ cil's Steering Committee to study the Spartans face challenge in Globe Rollers It was incorrectly reported in Tuesday's situation, refer it to the University Commit¬ State News that the Kaplan Center, which tee on Academic Environment and confer prepares students for the Medical College with the president on DPS policies and Admissions Test, offers a course of eight door. Hallman said the team has been practi¬ wheels of the wheelchair must be behind practices. four-hour sessions taught by MSU instruc- The Globe Rollers, t local handicapper cing for the game for three months. the free throw line, Hallman explained. The resolution was preceded by Mark The basketball court didn't squeak with basketball team, will challenge the MSU "We are very up for it," he said. "I hope "If someone falls out of his chair play Boonstra, a representative from the College The classes at the East Lansing center the sound of tennis shoes and the constant team on its home court, but it will be the the Spartans don't take it lightly, because continues, if there is no danger to the of Social Science, questioning about the sound of a dribbling basketball was missing. are taught by instructors from MSU — both Rollers who have the advantage the we're not. If we beat the Spartans we're player, until it is convenient to stop," methods of formation of DPS policy. - students and faculty members. Instead, wheelchair tires rolled across national champs." Hallman said. "If there is danger to him, we Boonstra discussed the legality of the Spartans are not used to shooting their It was also incorrectly reported in the the court and under the baskets. baskets from wheelchairs. Hallman explained the Globe Rollers stop the game and try to help him up." DPS practice of issuing more than one same story that no price is charged for The Lansing Globe Rollers were having Coach Charles Hallman said it is a benefit were formed about a year-and-a-half ago. Hallman said not all the players were ticket for one offense. He also brought up confined to wheelchairs, but they must be continuing the course for the next exam their last practice before playing the MSU game for multiple sclerosis. It is co- He was in a coaching class fall term when he the propriety of the University's contract date. Spartans tonight at 7:30 in Jenison Field- heard the team was looking for a coach. handicappers to be on the team. Also, with Roger's Marathon which gives that sponsored by the Lansing Jaycees and The center's policy on charging for house. Tickets will be sold for $2 at the WVIC radio. "I checked it out and thought it was a anyone who plays against the Globe Rollers business a monopoly on campus towing. repeating a course varies, depending on good thing. I thought it was something I (continued on page 14> Boonstra said he felt the attitude of which course is being repeated. should do," he said. Hallman said he was apprehensive at first Vietnam symposium about coaching a wheelchair team. Athletic Council 'But then I got into a wheelchair played a game with them and that's why I took the job," he said. and change debated 100 students "I'm a very intense type of coach," An amendment to the Athletic Council bylaws to add one faculty eliminate representation by faculty members of the Department of attracts Hallman said. "All I ask is that their best. they play member and one student member, and eliminate two alumni Health, Physical Education and Recreation. representatives from the council, was discussed by the Faculty Ferency expressed concern primarily for the University's "I respect the Spartans' talent," Hallman Council Tuesday. "continuing tradition" of appointing coaches and program By MARK FELLOWS Eldon Clark, a faculty member in the said. "Usually we play people who aren't The amendment to change the composition of the Athletic managers to faculty positions. State News Staff Writer Department of Medicine and a retired used to playing basketball. But they're Council was still in debate when the meeting adjourned. However, Norrell clarified, male coaches do not have faculty "Vietnam. Vietnam. Vietnam. We were Army colonel, spoke of himself as a "lifer," all part of it, whether we actually partici officer. He said he going to have to compensate for sitting The proposal, submitted by Zolton Ferency, professor of standing at the present time. or a career was proud of down." criminal justice, met opposition by many Faculty Council members pated in it or not; it affected us all." being a soldier and would not "apologize for who favored input into the University by alumni through Athletic Members supporting the proposal said they did not want those With these words Victor Howard, profes¬ his involvement in the war." For involved in intercollegiate athletics making policy for themselves. example, Hallman said a normal Council. sor of English, culminated his two-term Minor revisions to the preamble and first section of the bylaws lay-up from a wheelchair was more like a "The University is larger than students and faculty," said seminar on American involvement in the "Democratic society is ill-equipped to push-up, since the players only use their were approved which changed Athletic Council's responsibility Gwendolyn Norrell, Athletic Council faculty representative to the Vietnam War Monday night. fight a war not involving its own moral arms. Double dribbling is not called in from "reviewing" policy for intercollegiate athletics to "control¬ The occasion was a symposium, which Big Ten. "Alumni are one of the glues holding the University and political being," he said. "Disasters like wheelchair basketball, but a third push of ling" policy. attracted over 100 persons, featuring five together." Vietnam stem from a foreign policy that the wheels is called as traveling. Players Ferency also proposed in the amendment the nine regular men from the MSU community who spoke "Controlling deals with style and drafting of the bylaws and goes doesn't consider all of the ramifications of are allowed five seconds in the key instead about the war and their involvement in it. (continued on page 14) faculty members on the Athletic Council be persons "who do not more with the purposes of the Athletic Council as specified by the of three and during a free throw the large receive pay primarily for services connected with athletics or the Big Ten document," Ferency said. department of physical education."' Discussion of the bylaws will continue at Faculty Council's next Many faculty members were concerned the change would meeting. April 24. There will be no meeting next week. Credit offered in rape analysis course A course in rape incidence, cause and prevention will be offered professionals. 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Yet, the University is at¬ forced Eldon Nonnamaker, vice up the alcohol policy, which, at than 10 people, the size of a large tempting to use risks as an excuse president of student affairs, to first, did stretch the state law poker game. It wasn't until a for discontinuing alcohol con¬ take an inarguable stand, banning outlawing keggers. By allowing Snyder Hall student was blinded sumption for everybody, a ruling any common sources of alcohol students to bring alcohol to resi in one eye that the University which may be right around the from University residence halls, dence hall parties for their own brought the issue of liability into corner. regardless of the participants' consumption. RHPO was able to the picture. Such a hardline stance would ages. reach what appeared to be a But the probability of accidents certainly bring violators by the It would be improper to con¬ workable compromise with stu¬ at parties was around long before score, a headache the University demn the University for its dents who were still legally en¬ the state's do without. A drinking age was can more realistic actions. Prodded by the state's titled to drink. questioned. If any factor in the approach might be for residence new drinking law and faced with After the November election, alcohol melee has remained un hall officials to make one more mounting pressure by the Attor¬ however, things turned ugly. changed since the beginning, it is appeal to the students. RHPO ney General's Office to conform its When measures allowed by the the University's responsibility to should be encouraged to keep its laws to a statewide age hike, alcohol policy suddenly became ensure the safety of its residents. good-faith agreement with the authors of MSU's alcohol policy misdemeanors, the University RHPO should not be allowed to students and not snatch a once- had no choice in halting the illegal was forced to institute regulations crack down on all students on the bestowed right from the thou¬ consumption of alcoholic bever¬ of an unenforceable nature. Resi¬ pretext of looking out for the sands of students who unfortun¬ ages on University property. dence hall students over 21 were University's best interests, which ately lost their age of majority We understand the University's entrusted by the University to should have already been con¬ overnight. Enforcement of the position. Orginally hoping to avoid keep their booze to themselves. sidered before the alcohol policy alcohol policy needs mutual co¬ alienating the students, the Resi¬ Students of the new legal formulated. The risks of age was operation on the part of students allowing parties, taken into ac¬ and staff, not threats of un¬ count each academic year, have appealing alternatives. Students long ago been considered and should confront that reality and The analvzed, and have never stood in act accordingly. State News Ferency attacks constitutional flaw Wednesday April 11, 1979 Editorials are the opinions of the State News Viewpoints columns and letters are personal opinions Editorial Department The fight against Proposal D's voter-mandated ban on drinking for are allowed to possess. One group, the over-21 crowd, is accorded full Kofhy Ki/bury Dove OiMorfino young adults is continuing on the legal front with John M. Griffiths, the opportunity to exercise the rights granted by the state. Kim G Shanahon Joseph F Centers 19-vear-old son of the East Lansing mayor and one of the first casualties Members of the other group, now defined as ages 18 to 21, are zapped under the restrictive law, challenging the state law in court. with legal responsibilities and held liable as "normal" adults, but the Michelle Chambers Griffith's attorney, Zolton Ferency, contends the law implementing state withholds certain freedoms. Here, it is the freedom to drink. Chief Copy Bdtia Proposal D is loaded with legal flaws violating the intent of the The people pushing Proposal D to its November victory were referendum's wording. The discrepancy, according to Ferency, makes shortsighted in their goals and methods, but through faulty evidence the statute unconstitutional. Advertising Deportment they convinced a majority of the voting public to take away the drinking In its haste to enact a drinking law in the time Bob Shatter Asst Advert,si required by rights of adults expected to submit to the draft, honor contracts and constitutional referenda, the Legislature made it raise families. The state expects younger adults to be illegal to possess responsible alcohol, although the proposal banned only possession for citizens, but at the same time says younger adults are too irresponsible personal consumption, a more narrow definition of restricted activity. Griffith to be trusted with drinking privileges. maintains the alcohol in his car was not for personal There are other ways to prevent drunk consumption, but driving and irresponsible rather belonged to his father. drinking habits. It is not necessary to step on the freedoms of a large The confusion surrounding the law on the books exemplifies the KIM SH AY\HA> portion of the population. We admire Ferency and Griffiths for their contradictions presented when the state tries dividing adult citizens into efforts and welcome attacks from all fronts to destroy this violation of two separate classes. These groups are distinguished adult rights. by the rights they The rebirth VIEWPOINT: RESIDENCE HALL GOVERNMENT +>^of activism There is a strange and wonderful itself in a diversity of Hundreds of students newsworthy events. thing sweeping this campus. It has manifested We them—they pay have to listen smarm out of Case Hall into the morning drizzle to surround a symbol of impersonal administrative justice. Baseball bats and not helmets are seen. . . Bv CAROL DVF.R and Over 100 black students organize and march to The State News will be heard, don't expect it to be listened The alcohol policy is an issue which dispute over the use of alcohol is the Business Office to R. DAVID WHITAKER demand and receive SI refunds. They air justifiable grievances about students insist illustrates management's culmination of an interminable string of minonty coverage Let Tuesday, April 3 stand as a day of and later deposit the dollars in The desire to ignore student feelings. Unfortu events in which management has heard the People's Choice account . Well over 900 infamy: we found ourselves agreeing with This University is forced to act as a undergraduates decide they've had enough of ASMSfs brand of representation and Bruce Guthrie. As members of the RHA nately, this is not the best of examples. students but chosen not to listen. One business in order to survive. It is our pour m to demand and receive S3 refunds The Black Caucus of Holden Hall catches Management has tried, although we can not hundred twenty-five students in front of the predominantly white General Council in an . Assembly we should be the first to dispute responsibility to ensure that the University Case Hall protesting the University towing apathetic stupor and promptly passes the claim that RHA has no real power, but agree totally with their handling of the also remains what it was itself a budget allocation it feels it can live with... A symposium is held on the originally intended problem, to be sensitive to student wishes: policy means something. A boycott in Akers the Vietnam era Ten people are legacy of we are forced to agree with Clyde Kelsing: to be: an institution for the betterment of expected to show - over 100 do the University must comply with state law Cafeteria with 90 percent participation . Akers Hall student government on this campus exists students. Management will continue to cafeteria is boycotted by over 90 percent of the dorm's residents in protest and our complaints concerning the use of protesting the firing of a University food of what they out of the benevolence of management's function as a business, and a business alone, decide is an arbitrary firing of an alcohol on campus are more properly supervisor has significance. A bill pre¬ employee. heart. We would be shut down in a minute if unless we, the students, object and insist These activities have not gone unnoticed. More and more channeled along other avenues. Steve sented to RHA to strongly disapprove of people are trying to sort management so desired. that all University facilities remain out a significance to these apparently unrelated incidents. It hasn't yet made the covers primar Wachberg of ASMSU Legislative Rela Eldon Nonnamaker's clarification of Univer¬ of Newsweek and Time, but some are ily for our benefit. This is not to say that tions is circulating petitions to get the law sity enforcement of the alcohol policy, actually being so bold as to prophesize a Don't underrate that benevolence. Man¬ Residence Hall management is a resurgence of campus activism. Could it be? For myself, it is something I've waited so conglomer¬ back on the ballot to get the age lowered. whether it is passed or not, indicates that agement is willing to hear the students. ation of evil geniuses impatiently for that I'm hesitant to believe it could be true. trying to screw Express your frustration with the situation students want to be listened to, and that Your opinion can be voiced: RHA has students: the point is simply that differ¬ But let's assume that it is. If there is a to him and to the voters of Michigan in the they tired of hearing the rhetoric of growing resurgence of activism then there's are got to be a reason. Some are of the opinion it's just a cyclical phenomenon of the season participated in policy formation this year ences exist between student and University form of a petition drive to get the law "concerned management" while day-to-day sort of like the streaker craze of four through the Alcohol Policy and Room Entry interests, and that in pursuing its role as repealed. policy continuously belies such protesta¬ Spring terms ago. Maybe. But there's got to be - committees in order to give management the managers of a business that must something more. stay tions. It is the frustration inherent in this My own theory is little just that; the students' opinion of what in the black, the University can lose sight of Be that as it may, management is not a more bizarre. I think it started seconds after Gregory should be done. But just because your voice its obligations to the students. daily offending of student sensibilities that Kelser slammed a basketball through the hoop in Salt Lake City — Mondav. March 28, faultless in this cycle of frustration. The has mushroomed into this spring's "festival 1979. of protest." What an irony: basketball serves as catalyst for It is all too easy to forget that we pay political activism on the otherwise peaceful campus of MSU. (Sorry Henry.) Never in Magic's wildest dreams could he management, that their very jobs exist have foreseen this. Poetic justice? because we want them to, and that no state But think about it. People streamed into the streets of East tax money is put into the Residence Hall Lansing that Monday night by the thousands. WThat got them out the door was the need to shout their I would be the last to deny you the system. Yes. there must be cooperation celebration at the top of their lungs. But what kept them on the streets, shouting into freedom to print whatever news or adver between students and management, but the wee hours of the morning, was the fact that there were thousands of tising you wish, but I do wish you would that should be a two-way street. Coopera others doing exactly the same. consider the morality of such ads as the tion does not mean students submitting to Never in my life have I experienced such a feeling of unity. It excites me now as I write. It's true there was a certain sense of mobness about the whole affair — a A feu pokes and a giant wakes one for "The American Voice" in Friday's issue. the will of management, a theme found all to often in the University attitude. If the of things being out of control. But there was also an feeling This ad, offering to print anyone's poem "Let's You Cooperate" theme can be overwhelming feeling of As I read of new tougher rules in dorms, I wonder if administrators, lawmakers individuality. Though everyone was screaming en masse, every person was screaming for a $25 fee, is of questionable decency. eradicated, RHA and the dorm govern¬ their own brand of personal, spontaneous celebration. And see pictures of students arrested for and enforcers stop and think about what Paying someone to print your work is the ments can be an effective force for change though there were no identifiable leaders — the mob spontaneously sensed its power. The 7-11 on Grove demonstrating against DPS car towing and they are doing. If they keep poking at us, direct opposite of what professional writers on campus. Street was looted with glee, no cars moved on Grand River Avenue or Albert after seeing the movies "Hair" and "The keep talking about starting up the draft, should do, or even, for that matter, Bruce Guthrie is right; make waves, Street, the chairs of the Peanut Barrel were stacked like cordwood Deer Hunter," I've thought back to the late keep raising tuition, keep towing cars, keep amateurs. The printing referred to in the ad bitch. It is your right both to be heard and around a tree in the Grand River median. East Lansing was '60s and early '70s and how they were invading private rooms and lives, keep is called "vanity press," and is not only listened to, and if you don't bitch it is your going to burn. When the brouhaha finally subsided, the students of this different from today. threatening our lives with nuclear disaster, campus were left with more unprofessional but uneconomical. Do you rights that will end up buried. Student than just the finest basketball team in the country — they were left with the definitive During that time I lived in Lansing and keep taking away freedoms on this and really want to pay $25 for a book of poetry? government will be as effective as you help insight that in numbers there is power — a power so strong as to be beyond the other campuses — if they just keep poking Surely there are other advertisers asking us make it. After all, even went to junior high and high school, we though manage comprehension of the average participant. And despite the serious potential of such a were very much aware of student activism they just may wake up a large and powerful for those column inches. Please consider the ment has "our best interests at heart," it fervent mass, the joyful exuberance made the scene irresistible. It was at MSU because it was happening all giant that has been sleeping since 1973. The fact that poets usually starve anyway, and doesn't always bear them in mind. fun. Of course not every campus happens to host a national champion basketball team, so around us. I can remember seeing the huge potential is there and always will be. do not run any more such ads. Oyer is an RHA representative from Von Hoot en does that mean MSU is an isolated incident? Not marches and rallies at the Gary Bostrum David Jones by any means. Basketball was merely Capitol and Hall Whitaker is an RHA executive ossistont from our catalyst. The real causes of this activism have been brewing toward a climax for seeing them reported on the national news Lansing Okemos Case Hall months. Michigan raised its later than evening. Why did it all stop drinking age last December to 21, thereby alienating many. Weeks later, serious talk began emanating from Washington D.C. about the around 1973? probability of reinstating the draft. The U.S. Supreme Court consistently refuses to When one thinks about it, it is easy to consider a historical perspective in its decision and alienates the black community DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau see. The war and the draft were ending, virtually every time it opens its collective mouth. And then there was Three Mile Island. Nixon was losing power, 18-year olds got the right to vote and drink, minorities were I HOPE SO. I Cmon, you It is not an isolated East Lansing phenomenon. We just happen to be paving the way CLA&SNOTESHE mjuxrrum ALIAH DON7 REALLY for others. In fact, it doesn't promise to remain on the being heard — in general, students could HF'SSJILL campuses. If anyone happened to mCOMNOTD HfS CLASSMATES FORBID' think more about studies and getting a job. aPOMD CHOP OFF PBR UB 60 notice who and what won Oscars at the |^' ' HIS REUNION TDMtSSH/M. Academy Awards Monday night, a nearly imperceptible changing of the guard could be detected. John Wayne looked as dead as They didn't have to worry about getting rwr' | HAMS, DO YAT BY W BOOK. busted for having a kegger or getting what he stands for and it was Jane Fonda, Jon Voight, Francis Ford Cappola, Michael drafted. In short, it has been pretty good Ciminoand the producers of "Midnight Express" who are breathing life-giving vitality for students for the past five or six years into the industry which shapes the minds of masses. Is this feeling going to last and, indeed, and the campus has been peaceful. grow? I don't know. I think I'll reserve judgment until after I witness the quality and quantity of emotion which will Peaceful now, but for how long? We are undoubtedly surface during the mass anti nuclear demonstration at Midland, Saturday, here for an education, but after being April 21. If I feel then what I felt that memorable Monday night in East Lansing, I will educated we cannot close our eyes. How truly believe. long can students sit by and let more and Be there. more freedoms be taken away — freedoms that have become part of our lifestyles, part of the reason why we are here? Michigon Stote News, Eost Lonsing, Michigan Wednesday, April 11, 1979 5 Style Your Hair For A Springtime Look at RBBOTT ROAD HfllRCUTTERS Professional Bukowski's new beery memoir for Hairstyling Women by Charles Bukowski It begins like this. 'I was SO years old and hadn't myself that it was merely a UNDER *8 matter of research, a simple Black Sparrow Press. $5 been to bed with a woman for study of the female ?... I wasn't Reviewed by four years. I had no women considering anything but my RENALDO MIGALDI friends. I looked at them as I own selfish, cheap pleasure. I Tve been accused of hating passed them on the streets or was like a spoiled high school Call 332-4314 for appt. women but it's not true at all. wherever I saw them, but I kid. I was worse than any or walk in It's just that most of the women looked at them without yearn¬ whore; a whore took your anytime I ran into for a long time weren't ing and with a sense offutility." money and nothing more. I exactly prices. I'd sleep with But then Bukowski/Chinaski tinkered with lives and souls as Suite 2(11. Kast l.ansin" State Bank Building, on Abbott 'em and when I woke up, they'd meets Lydia Vance, a passion¬ if they were my playthings. be gone with my money. If a ate but half-insane sculptor who How could I call myself a man ?" man goes into a whorehouse, gets off by squeezing his black¬ As one reads Bukowski he's gonna get a whore, that's all heads and later gets back at him chronologically and follows the there is to it." for seeing other women by progress of his work, one sees Charles Bukowski, in a breaking into his apartment and the layers of superficiality and flyi — Rolling Stone interview tearing everything apart and self-deception in Bukowski's Women, Charles Bukowski's smashing his typewriter and psyche peeled away one by one, third novel, is a beery chronicle paintings in the street and using like the skins of an onion. of one man's highly unusual sex his books to smash his windows. Records Incredibly, Bukowski at 59 is life. The man: Hank Chinaski, still growing and developing as renowned alcoholic poet, se¬ Lydia is only the first of an artist. Yet he grows not a couple of dozen women whom by ducer of young women, philo¬ expanding, but by penetrating, sopher, horse-race gambler, former skid row bum. Anyone Bukowski/Chinaski tions with in this book. He has writes about the relationships in rela¬ deeper and deeper, into his own feelings and into how they THE BOYS at all familiar with Bukowski's figure in the insane tornado of writings will recognize this the same Chinaski who starred as what might be termed an integrated, intertwining set of emotional case histories. human existence. His source material has always been OF THE in Bukowski's other two novels, limited ("All lean write about ts Bukowski/Chinaski is never in¬ Post Office and Factotum — who, in turn, is only a slightly and different to a woman. If she interests and excites him, he drinking beer, going to the racetrack, and listening to LOUGH exaggerated version of devotes himself to an earnest symphony music"), but Bukowski himself. Bukowski's genius lies partly in attempt to understand her soul. Henry Charles Bukowski Jr., his ability to find endless varia¬ author of 32 books of prose and If he dislikes her, he goes through the motions of love- "Nothing was even in tune. about it." And of course, tions within these limits, and to "WISH YOU poetry, has been called by both People just blindly grabbed at Bukowski, the bearer of a craft from this an astonishing Jean-Paul Sartre and Jean making just once without Genet "the best poet in Ameri¬ making any pretense of emo¬ tional feelings about it. And whatever munism, there was: health foods, com¬ zen, supreme cynicism, makes no apologies for himself. His array of poems, short stories, and novels reflecting the gut- WERE HERE" ca." What makes Buk's prose surfing, ballet, wrenching dilemmas that most then explores thoroughly his hypnotism, sharpest weapon is his sense of and poetry so special is the encounters, humor, which enables him of us try our best to forget own feelings of dislike. group orgies, to language they're written in. biking, herbs, Catholicism, make statements you probably about. He writes for everyone, Tough, raw, direct and Bukowski. born in 1920, is in weight-lifting, travel, not just for academic types, but uproariously funny. ... many ways the product of an drawal, vegetarianism, India, with¬ wouldn't want to hear from anybody else and that make you without sacrificing one iota of SALE "When I was growing up, earlier age in America: con¬ painting, writing, sculpting, quality for the sake of accessi¬ uncomfortably aware that poets were thought of as sissies. sequently, his view of women composing, conducting, back¬ somewhere, deep down in your bility. His is one of the most PRICE It's easy to see why. I mean, ya tends to be which would be packing, impressive and important one yoga, copulating, heart of hearts, you secretly couldn't figure out what the hell bodies of work written by an 541 F.ast Grand River regarded by many today as gambling, drinking, hanging agree. (Offer good through they were up to. The poem could sexist. But those who would call around, American in this century, and Fast Lansing, Michigan 48823 frozen yogurt, "Where did all the women be about somebody getting Bukowski sexist miss the simple Beethoven, Bach, Buddha, come fromI The supply was will probably continue to be Monday, April 16) 332-4331 punched in the mouth, but the fact that he has more respect for Christ, TM, H, carrot juice, endless. Each one of them was read by more and more people in poet would never come out and women than he has for most suicide, handmade suits, jet individual, the future as the Mailers, different. Their say that somebody got punched in the mouth So when it men. He is more of a misan¬ travel. New York City, and then it all evaporated and fell apart. pussies were different, their Capotes and Roths of our time are slowly forgotten. Women is See the Boys of the Lough in Concert at the Gramophone ... thrope than a misogynist. His kisses were different, their came to both fiction and poetry, bleak vision of the world in¬ People had to find things to do breasts were different, but no Bukowski's latest addition to Thurs., April 12. I thought I had a chance to make cludes a belief that almost while waiting to die. I guess it man could drink them all, there this canon, and probably one of it cause what was being written everyone is insane, including was nice to have a choice." his finest. were too many of them, crossing then was so pale and lifeless. It himself, and that survival is This is the view of a man who their legs, driving men mad. wasn't that I was so good, it was often easiest for those who spent most of his adult existence What a feast!" just that they were so goddamn deserve it least. His greatest sleeping in cockroach-infested It is compassion, sensitivity, bad." compassion is deserved for the apartment dives, rescue mis¬ and a staunch belief in the 50% Women, like so much of underdogs of the world: winos, sions, on park benches. As one vitality of honesty that permits Bukowski's writing, seems to be addicts, crazies, poor people of of his acquaintances puts it: Bukowski to make a statement by and large autobiographical. all races, and women. 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RA S PHONE NO._ on all calendars SPARTAN BASEBALL is on the airJ Catch the action this Spring Sale good while as 640 AM, the Michigan State Radio Network, brings supply lasts A* w - - you LIVE from Kobb's Field: The 1979 Spartan Baseball team. M.S.U. vs. Aquinas College Doubleheader today at 12:55 p.m. HI II 355-3454 ! 640 AM BOOKilUM THE MICHIGAN STATE RADIO NETWORK WBRS WMCP WMSN £ Michigon State News East Lansing Michigan Wednesday. April 11, 1979 Sci-fi writer Sturgeon speaks out By JOHN NEILSON of his presentation by describ¬ scope had been known at that the New York Times, and has renewable energy resource State New* Staff Writer ing a little gold pendant sus time, he said, it would almost been a guest teacher at MSITs because, as he put it. "it's hard "Be an obsessive nut." pended from his neck. The certainly have led to a germ reknowned Clarion Workshop NOT to create it!" science fiction author Theodore charm, which was once used as theory of disease, and this in for S-F writers. "You can't eat too many Sturgeon exhorted his audi the title of one of the author's turn would have drastically- Sturgeon freely offered beans without ence. "I don't care what you get producing stories, consisted of a letter Q affected the religious beliefs of advice the craft of S-F methane." he an obsession about, but for on quipped, and with an arrow through it. It's the time and the evolution of added that Los God's sake, get an obsession!" writing to his audience, which Angeles' solid meaning was simple, he said. medical science. By the same consisted mainly of students wastes would produce enough Filling and re lighting his "Ask the next question . . . and token, it is only a short step from creative and science- methane to power all of our pipe, the award winning author the next ... and the next ..." from the microscope to the writing classes. He warned the Western states. warned a room full of would be This questioning spirit. telescope, and this discovery latter especially to beware of In addition to Sturgeon's writers about the dangers of Sturgeon insisted, is the basis would have shattered the "inexcusable snobbishness" book writing credits. the apathy, and consequently, the for all human growth. To stop Ptolemy's concept of an Earth of some scientists. author has also written two power of belief — any belief. questioning is to die. he said, centered universe. "There is no bit of informs "All of the world's 'movers episodes for Star Trek. One of remarking that this type of Sturgeon went on to mention tion that cannot be transferred these, called "Amok Time," and shakers' have been obses resignation is man's "only some extraordinary feats that between two minds," he said, as dealt with the subject of the sive nuts." he continued. unnatural act." he had witnessed performed long as you use the proper mating habits of Vulcans. Whether for good or evil, these Speaking in soft, even tones, with hang gliders — and then language. "I'd always wanted to write people are the ones who have the author made a convincing drily remarked that all the "In science fiction you can do about Spock's sex life," he changed the world around argument for the effect a few- technology necessary for hang- anything," Sturgeon said, admitted. "No one had up to them." simple questions can have on gliders was familiar to people whether that anything is re¬ that point, and everybody had Sturgeon's remarks were the evolution of humanity's living thousands of years before working the past and present wondered about it." The final part of a three-hour talk he knowledge of the world. Stur Christ. All that was lacking, he or creating a future. Even product became one of the presented Tuesday as the geon pointed out that a single said, were a few pointed ques¬ though one's speculation has to show's best-known stories. second speaker in the Scientist drop of water can act as a tions about the nature of bird extrapolate from the familiar, . . And for that," he As Writer series, which is 50-power microscope lens, and flight. he said, the genre is the only laughed. "I get a cartoon in sponsored by the English posed the question of what Theodore Sturgeon has been known medicine against Future (Tuesday's) paper!" department. Lyman Briggs Col¬ would have happened if shep¬ writing science fiction lor spec¬ Shock. lege. the College of Arts & herds 5.000 years ago had paid ulative fiction, as he prefers to Sturgeon covered a wide Letters, and the Honors Col¬ attention to. for example, a call it) since the 1930s. His range of topics during the lege. drop of dew on a spider's web. novel More Than Human course of his talk, ranging from Science fiction writer Theodore Sturgeon gave a three-hour speech Tuesday Sturgeon began both halves If the concepts of the micro¬ received the International Fan theories on the future of mar¬ afternoon as part of the multi-sponsored Scientist-As-Writer series. tasv Award in 1954. and his riage to suggestions for possi short story "Slow Sculpture" ble alternatives to nuclear later won both the Hugo and energy and fossil fuels. Meth Nebula awards. Sturgeon has anol was one of the suggestions also reviewed science fiction for the writer offered as a good. BILL HOLDSHIP —X An artist begins The Oscars: too much back-patting I with a perfect canvas iLJ "Is that all they do out here is didn't know where the hell they to create painting. Ph Plus skin a perfect care acceptance speech that the the American people, either. If the Academy bases its nomi¬ give out awards?" were. Legendary is what the writers of Coming Home gave I'm not going to knock any of nations solely on entertainment products are - Woody Allen in Annie Hall Academy calls it. Pathetic is was basically the same one that the winners since I was basi quality, as they claim, what formulated to bring what I call it. got the producers of Hearts callv satisfied with the results, happened to Animal House or your skin to its The 51st Annual Motion Pic There were highlights, of And Minds into hot water although I'd have voted for American Hot Wax — films best. The perfect ture Academy Awards cere¬ course. Dean Martin was great. several years ago. Ironic how Maureen Stapleton and Bruce that were as entertaining as base for your mony, televised live from Los So was Johnny Carson. But the Academy mellows with Dern over Maggie Smith and anything else nominated this Angeles Monday night, was. in Christopher W'alken. And this year. It's neat that the Aca¬ make-up. a word, anti-climactic. In It is why the awards are a joke. demy chose films with "some¬ Call 349-9320. another word, it was rather s as though the film industry gets to¬ Jon Voight was great in his thing to say" for the three most nauseating. gether not to aword artistic achievement but portrayal of a paraplegic, but important awards, but I still for your skin care Oh. it was GLAMOROUS, to be sure. Joan Crawford would to celebrate their own "wonderfulness," . . . who can say that he was really say "Phooev!" It's all a joke. An analysis. We have a "better" than DeN'iro's screw¬ Oscar means nothing. So what? skin care have fit right in. After all. is program ball or Gary Busev's brilliant Oh. well. Holdship's being there any group more egotisti other than their celebrity time. The obligatory cynical again, so to end on a designed just for you. cal and self-serving than the protesters portrayal of Buddy Holly? status, what business did Car¬ outside, upset over the more encouraging note: Los Angeles film and music were Even more ridiculous are the Did son, Robin Williams, and Steve racist " implication of The Deer 2110 Hamilton Rd nominations. How can the Aca¬ you know that winning director community? But like every¬ Martin have as part of a motion Hunter Jane Fonda added her Michael Cimino is MSlT demy seriously give the Award an Okemos thing else today, the show was a sign-of-the-times event, high on glamour and low on content. picture rence award show? Olivier brought some real, non-artificial class to the Law¬ view after the show by stating: "I know many of the people for Art Direction Can Hah when to Heaven Day* Of graduate? So you see. there's "hope" for us all. eh? oJVew Dimensions on the CA TA bus line Don't get me wrong. I've protesting out there. They are Heaven didn t even receive a show. John Wayne's presenta¬ my friends. They feel The Deer nomination? The latter film was been religiously watching the Oscar telecast every year since I was old enough to "stay up tion guy was moving, but the poor looks like Hubert Hunter portrays a racist, Pen tagon view of the Vietnamese also overlooked in the direction category, and. while it won best THE LAST SPRING SALE! Humphrey did before the end. people." Another protestor cinematography, how can you that late," and. although there wasn't any one nominee I could Some random observations: Almost every presenter and claimed that the film placed the Vietnamese in a poor light. To have one without the other? How could they overlook Mar¬ We're making way for bicycles & tennis rackets put my heart and soul behind winner, with the exception of which I can only reply that it tin Scorsese's The Last Waltz this year. I was still rooting for Woody Woodpecker and some sure as hell doesn't do a lot for in the documentary category? my select favorites. But this of the senior citizens, had the year's presentation seemed to sniffles. 1 Must be nice to be able especially reek of a People to afford it!1 John Wayne Ski Prices Going Downhill Magazine or Shirley Eder presented the Best Picture "celebrity" column mentality. award to a film that stands for For instance, take the show's Olin Mark VI was $217 now $146 save $71 everything he was against 10 introduction in which the emcee years ago. When Joe Renzetti shouted: "THE STARS!! THE accepted the Best Adaptation K2 244 Mid was $200 now $140 save $60 STARS!!! THE STARS!!!!" This Score award for The Buddy was immediately after the Holly Story, he thanked every Hexcel Hexhibition was $198 now $138 Cheryl Ladd special in which one except Buddy Holly, tAt Ladd told each of her male least save $60 poor Buddy is making guests that they were "good some money after all these looking." to which they replied. BARREL years!) Things are getting "So are you." and I had to pretty bad in "popular" music excuse myself to throw up. when even I have to admit that All Bindings Priced to Release The mentality that prevailed "Last Dance" was the best throughout the show incorpor¬ nominated song. Jane Fonda Salomon 444 was $67 now $45 ated all of the worst and none of stole Louise Fletcher's accep¬ the best from past telecasts. All tance act. The stars" I really the cliches were there. Eight admire - i.e., Woody Allen, Now Appearing Tyrolia 250 was $68 now $44 year-old Ricky Shroder. who Robert DeNiro, etc. — refuse to was so CUTE that Shirley be part of the GLAMOUR. 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April 11. 1979 Gibson OK By UNITED PRESS Spartans By JERRY BRAUDE sweep Albion in the second inning, Chris Dorr scored on Schultz' sacrifice fly INTERNATIONAL Kirk Gibson, MSU's football All American who was the top draft choice of the Detroit and Lopez scored after Ken Robinson was hit by a pitch with Tigers last summer, underwent State News Sports Writer the bases loaded. orthoscopic examination Tues¬ MSU pitchers Brian Wolcott and Mark Pomorski backed up day of his ailing right knee and their coaches' statement that the pitching staff was the Unlike Wolcott, whose pitching weakened as the game should be able to report to the strength of the squad by throwing back-to-back shutouts in the progressed, MSU's nightcap pitcher Mark Pomorski threw CANT GET MUCH CLOSER Tigers' top farm club in about a Spartans' 4 0 and 7 0 sweeps over Albion. progressively better. month. The victories Tuesday at Kobs Field opened the northern On his way to throwing a three-hitter, Pomorski had control Dr. Herbert Ross of the MSU season. MSU is now 6-12 overall. 'Our pitching looked all right," coach Dan Litwhiler said in a satisfied tone. "We're a better pitching and defensive club than problems in the second and third innings. But once he found the plate, he was hardly touched, striking out seven batters in the final four innings. Jenkins close to the top Sports Medicine Center, who conducted the examination, said no surgery was performed last year. We need a little more hitting, but that will get The Spartans jumped on Albion early with four runs in the By JEFF MLNAHAN excited just to have be«n a part itor stuck like glue on their or necessary and all Gibson better." opening inning. Ken Robinson, who was three for four in the State News Sports Writer of it." needs is to remain at MSU for Yet with the way the Spartan pitchers had things under landings, and as a result gained second game, scored the first run after Jim Buterakos, who A big dream of any athletic Jenkins admitted that it was those few fractions of treatment and exercise. a point control, strong hitting was hardly needed. replaced Randy Hop at second base because of a twisted ankle competitor is to one day be¬ tough to be so close and come more. "In three or four weeks he Behind Wolcott's one-hitter, MSU breezed to a 4-0 victory in in the first game, drove him home with a single to a national will be able to report to come champion in up short, but in light of the "I would have been very the first game with a pair of runs in the second and sixth rightcenter field. Lopez soon drove home Buterakos and their sport. competition, which was inter Evansville," Dr. Ross told the Schultz' single to right field allowed Lopez and Dorr to score. disappointed if I had not hit my innings. This past weekend at the national caliber, he could not be routine. But it was a great year Tigers. The Plymouth Salem product struck out five of the first nine MSU then scored single runs in the second, fourth and sixth continued NCAA gymnastics champion¬ too unhappy. for me, so I'm happy." on page 9) hitters he faced and had a no-hitter going for five and innings. ships in Baton Rouge, La., Szypula expressed similar two thirds innings of the seven-inning contest. Besides Robinson, MSU's other outfielders Lopez (three for MSU gymnast Charlie Jenkins sentiments and was very happy Albion, though, hung close to the Spartans until the sixth five at the bat and three runs scored) and Schultz (two for four about the exposure Jenkins' came about as close as you can inning when a pair of runs scored by Joe Lopez and Tom with three RBIsi had impressive doubleheaders with the bat. LOFTY LEVEL Schultz put the game away. MSU will host Aquinas at 1 p.m. today in a doubleheader at possibly come to national champion. becoming a performance gave his program. "We were very happy about SHOP It looked like MSU was going to blow Albion out early when Kobs Field. In that meet, Jenkins was the him making it into the finals," first Spartan gymnast in 10 he said. "But after a while we THE 541 years to qualify nationally in stopped and said, 'hey, we can two events, and coach George win this thing.' It was great BUILDING! Szypula s first finalist since that he made it." Across from Glenn Hime qualified on the In the vault, the "error" which wound Berkey Hall high-bar in 1971. up costing In the end. Jenkins finished Jenkins All-American status 10th in the finals of the parallel- and possibly a national cham¬ bars, and seventh in the vault, pionship in the event was a his specialty. The top six finish¬ mere half-step on his landing. ers earned All American In most meets, points de¬ status. ducted for this slip usually will But the real story of Jenkins not hurt a competitor's stand¬ in the nationals is just how ing. But in the NCAA meet, close he came. Jenkins said that every compet In the parallel-bars, Jenkins' lOth-place finish was 0.6 point out of third place. On the vault, the margin between first place and Jenkins in seventh, was a mere .375 points. Szypula called the meet the most fantastic finals he had ever seen. He has been coach¬ ing for over three decades. Jenkins himself was amazed at how many people "hit" their routines. He said that there Spartan catcher Jerry Pollard, being thrown out while trying to steal second base, was just one of the few was not a single missed routine things that went wrong for MSU s baseball team Tuesday. MSI opened the northern portion of its season, in the finals. sweeping Albion 4-0 and 7-0. The junior from LaGrange. 111. admitted being disappointed about not finishing higher, but put the entire event into per¬ spective. "Yea, I was a little disap¬ For Dependable Help Call We-Haul Moving! Magic show wheels pointed," he said. "But I didn't — on expect to even get into the finals. When I got in I was very happy. After it was over, I was ce. 14 loot truck, gas r Call 371-8265 Bv BRUCE BAB1ARZ The Spartans haven't seen the Globe Rollers play, but they have e pods and my labor. and CHERYL FISH heard that they're tough. However, as usual, the "Magic Show" State News Sports Writers goes out to win. "I can't play if I don't go out to win," Earvin said. There won't be any Kelser dunks, or Brkovich bombs when the The Magic Man was laughing during the game, leading the team Magic Machine takes to wheels against the Lansing Globe Rollers as usual. He still thinks basketball is basketball. tonight at 7:30 in Jenison Fieldhouse. 'You can still pass and take shots in a wheelchair. Both teams But competitive action and a lot of fun are guaranteed. are serious and as long as I'm playing basketball, I'll have a good The Spartans will be playing in wheelchairs against the time." he grinned. experienced wheelchair Rollers in a benefit game for multiple sclerosis. MSU played in wheelchairs for the first time Monday night. a With those words, he was winging the ball off to "Special K" for lay-up. PUERTO : Loss of coordination and perspective was the common complaint of the team when they first sat in the chairs. Mike Brkovich missed about five shots in a row from the outside. "I'm sticking to layups — no shooting from the outside," the "Golden Arm" said. » LOCKERROOM THROUGH ITS HISTORY AND CULTURE "It's all arms and chest, no leg muscles." It didn't take long for the Spartans to get the hang of it before shots started swishing through the net. "I can forget about dunking," Gregory Kelser said, "but Earvin can pass sitting or standing." And he did just that as the team rolled across the floor of the IM Listen as our guest APRIL 9th ♦ FORUM ON PUERTO RICO Sports-West, learning the proper way to dribble. A player must will be a prominent PRISA members will present a general orientation to Puerto push two times while in possession of the ball and then bounce it at Rico, through its history up to the present conditions, least once before pushing again. sports figure on campus.. accompanied by a slide presentation. Questions from the The players were also informed of the differences in rules, audience will be entertained. including back court fouls which are awarded with two PLUS free-throws. A foul to watch out for is the physical advantage foul |j (PAF). where a player uses a functional limb to gain unfair advantage. This means none of the Spartans can get out of their Catch the Baseball jjti 10th ♦ CULTURAL NIGHT chairs or use their legs. A PAF results in a technical foul. Instead of the three-second rule, an offensive player may not be wrap-up, of today's |®) PRISA members will present examples of Puerto R1can music, poetry, art, and dance as a further orientation to Puerto in the lane for longer than five seconds. home opener kicking Rico through its culture. English translations will be The Spartan with the most wheelchair experience is former off the '79 provided. player Bob Chapman, who played in a wheelchair game last year. season. He said he really enjoyed playing, "Cause it's fun and for a good cause." It didn't take long before the Spartans worked up good sweats in their scrimmage. Most of their energy went into moving the chairs tonight at 8 p.m. 11th + Dr. PIRI FERNANDEZ de LEWIS up and down the court and shooting. Mike Longaker said that the feel of shooting was entirely different for him. "You shoot short because you are shooting from the waist up. I quickly found out just how hard it is," he said. 640 AM Professor of literature, playwright, actress, director, a member of the Puerto Rican delegation to the U.N. will The speak on "Africa In The Poetry of Puerto Rican Writers". Longaker was amazed at the blisters on his hands after just a Michigan State few minutes of play. Don Brkovich grew tired after having a go at Radio Network playing. Ron Charles was trying hard not to catch his fingers in the wheels of the chair. WMSN WMCD WBRS 12th 4 LERROY LOPEZ MORALES Economist, Ph.D. candidate at Cambridge, research associate to unions in Puerto R1co, and an expert in new trends in collective bargaining will speak on "The Labor Movement In Today Puerto Rico And Its Relationship To Contemporary Reality". \ 7.30 PM April 11,1979 is the last day to return books \ Room 336 purchased for Spring Term. / / Union Building SPONSORED BY the PUERTO RICAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION (Aichigon Stpte News. Eost Lonsing, Michigon Wednesday, April 11, 1979 9 DAN WATTS Kruger: an unsung hero By ADAM TEICHER Maybe State News Sports Writer The unsung hero. Can any team do without these players that do just as much for their team But those involved with the program know that Kruger has also made her game to 4k the weather without all the glory? Could the Spartans have won the NCAA championship if they had not had better. "Mikey's game has improved much keeping the ball in and going to the net more," with the likes of Brkovich, Charles, Donnelly, etc.? Baseball season 1979 is underway. Unfortunately, my enthu¬ said Diane Selke, a teammate of Kruger's for the siasm for this season is about a notch higher than the prospects of When Mike Kruger heard that a feature was to past four years. viewing the upcoming pro basketball playoffs. be written on her, she was sort of surprised. Now It could be the weather. The thought of MSU coach Earl Rutz thinks of Kruger as a sitting through nine a senior on the MSU women's tennis team, innings in Tiger Stadium with the temperature hovering in the sure point every time the Spartans take the Kruger has been one of those unsung heroes who "Mike will be mid-30s hardly seems worthwhile. hasn't gotten much ink at MSU, even though she court. playing at 6 (No. 6 singles) Maybe if the Tigers looked like a potential winner my attitude won the No. 5 singles Big Ten championship her the rest of the year. She will really help us would change. Detroit seems ready to concede themselves to freshman year. there," Rutz explained. fourth or fifth place before the season starts. Without players like Kruger, women's tennis Kruger also realizes her own improvement. "I The Rusty Staub-Jim Campbell feud has had an unsettling effect used to stay back on the baseline and play more on the team. Instead of the usual may never have even made it off the ground at optimism of higher batting MSU, because she has been one of the backbones defensively. Now I come in behind my serve and averages, homeruns and a better division finish, talk out of that way I'm playing more aggressively. I'm also of the program. Lakeland, Fla. and Spring training centered on the negative impact not waiting for the other person to make of losing Staub. Since she has been here, tennis has grown mistakes." If the Tigers hope to do anything, a good start is imperative. In a immensely. "It is hard to judge the improve¬ division with New York, Milwaukee, and Boston a slow Spring will In her last year at MSU, Kruger has a few ments by won and lost records," Kruger said, doom the Bengals. acknowledging the fact that the program has goals. "I'd really like to win the Big Ten On principle I would agree with Campbell. What good are signed fallen as far as winning percentage the past two championship again. I haven't won it since my contracts if people are not bound to them? The freshman year," she said. But she also has goals Tiger general years. for the team. "The most important thing would manager has made his point; however, a possible compromise should now be considered. "My first two years here," she continued, "we be to beat Michigan in the state tournament. If the second-best team in the region. It's just we didn't do Staub must have some value on the open market. By trading him s anything else all season, I'd like to for a player of "equal value," Campbell would be rid of his that the talent in the Midwest has gotten better. beat Michigan." problem. More importantly, the ball club would be helped and the fans may yet get their money's worth. Even without Staub the Tigers have a competitive lineup with LeFlore, Thompson, Morales and company. Their pitching, 'Magic9 still however, is befitting their probable place of finish. DON'T FORGET MOTHER Dave Rozema, Kip Young, Milt Wilcox, Steve Baker and the undecided about ageless Jack Billingham hardly seem the staff from which an ON HER DAY American League pennant will be won. But if you're an eternal optimist, a remarkable comeback by Mark "The Bird" Fidrych may future at MSU (Mother's Day May 13th) salvage the season. By The STATE NEWS Detroit is unfortunate to be in the Eastern Division of the and United Press International American League. With all their deficiencies, the Tigers could give Earvin "Magic" Johnson, a run in the West. Kansas City appears to be the front runner once contrary to a published report again, with California and Texas waiting in the wings. On paper, in Tuesday's Detroit News, has none of these clubs can seriously challenge the Yankees, the top not decided whether he will banana of the East. apply for the hardship draft of Ah yes. the Bronx Bombers. They certainly contribute to my the National Basketball Assoei negative attitude as this year's baseball season gets underway. ation (NBA) and pass up his I'm a firm believer of the free enterprise system. All players final two vears of college bas¬ should receive their fair market value in the competitive bidding ketball. wars. But maybe someone should set some guidelines of Sources close to The State moderation among owners. News and Johnson said Tues¬ George Steinbrenner and a few other owners are taking a day that the Magic Man, who sky is-the-limit approach in buying up available talent. Meanwhile, was a unanimous All-American G.M.'s like Campbell and Gene Mauch of Minnesota idly stand choice this season and the Most by watching their talent go to teams offering the big bucks. Valuable Player in the final four Steinbrenner's defending champions have virtually the same tournament where the Spar lineup as last year. Reggie Jackson. Craig Nettles, Thurmon tans captured the National Munson and their supporting cast should rival Miller Lite Championship by defeating commercials as the most overexposed Saturday attraction on the Pennsylvania 101-67, and Indi¬ tube. ana State 75-64, has not made The Yanks should win another pennant with their pitching his decision yet. alone. While Les Moss worries about who will be the Tigers' fourth The deadline for declaring starter, Yankee skipper Bob Lemon spends sleepless nights hardship is May 11 and the deciding which of his stars will throw batting practice. News said Johnson will demand Luckily for baseball fans, the championship shoe that fits so a five-year contract for "some¬ nicely on the favorite team in April sometimes is two sizes too big thing close to $3 million." come October. "I don't know what the story It may eome down to the Yankees being complacent and one of said — I know I haven't said," the other teams coming on hungry. Perhaps Milwaukee will brew a Earvin said. "They didn't get it new favorite that will quench the championship thirst of their from no source close to my growing fan club. OK, if that seems improbable, consider the family, 'cause my family doesn't Tigers. know what I'm going to do." Imagine this scenario; The Bird makes a slow comeback. By Sources in the NBA, accord¬ June 1, there are two wins under his belt. In June and July he ing to the News, said Johnson finds the rhythm which catapulted him as the hottest pitcher three will enter this year's draft, seasons ago in his rookie year. He goes on to win 23 games while June 25, and will be one of the losing only three. first two players taken. Meantime Rozema, Wilcox and Baker all are on their way to Johnson said he plans to call banner years, and the Tiger bullpen finds a new relief ace. a news conference in early May Detroit, with Ron LeFlore's most sensational season, leads the to announce his decision. American League in homeruns while posting the best batting average in the majors. Rusty Staub decides in early May that cookin' at the place beats cooking in the kitchen and rejoins the Tigers. Detroit beats out N.Y. and Milwaukee by five games to win the Eastern Division. In the playoffs, Fidrych is called on for the first and third games as Detroit knocks off California for the pennant. The World Series. It comes down to the seventh and deciding game. Detroit and surprise entry San Francisco wage the classic grand finale of the 1979 baseball season. It's The Bird versus Vida Blue in Tiger Stadium. Let your imagination run wild. That's the beauty of baseball. Adults can enjoy the game with the kids. Everyone can catch the eternal Spring optimism which is associated with America's pastime. So where is mine? With the Yankees looking invincible, and the Tigers Staub-less, and the weather nasty, may baseball and Spring-like optimism remain in hibernation. Bring on a 70-degree day, maybe that's what it takes. I hope so. Gibson examined i continued from page S) has experienced pain and swell¬ The fleet, power-hitting out ing in the knee since then. fielder collided with another The examination disclosed no player during a Detroit Tigers' injury to ligaments or cartilage. exhibition game March 26 and Dr. Ross told the Tigers. See Into Your Future With Fashion Eyewear 15% Off All Lenses & Frames (bc^kiiK ist 319 eost Grand River Lansing, Michigan 46823 517 332 7447 ) LTD LOCAT6D THROUGH AllE ENTRANCE IN REAR Of LEON G 5 ] Q Michigon Stote News, Eost Lonsing, Michigan Wednesday. April 11, 1979 (OISSTRICTIOS OF NEW DEREDIS IOCGNIDLIUB State commerce officials Lansing council rejects bids for shelter alternative to simply for less money in a less amount $170,000. Council Presi tion Program. white collar The Council Against Domes As an was tic Assault will have to wait a while longer for a new refurbishing the Home for the CADA shelter, councilmembers will consider Convention of time," Gunther said. Bids taken March 6 for the renovation dent Louis F. Adado said. The project is designed to provide temporary shelter for The program concentrates on restoring older buildings in the north part of Lansing for histor stop domestic abuse shelter. project were all in victims of domestic assault and ical purposes, Adado said. By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL alone." After reviewing a commit demolishing the home and con¬ excess of the appropriated The resolution stipulates that State commerce officials say they have Records from the investigation showed be structing a new building. funds, he said. their children. It will house a tee report rejecting bids for prevented "a major white collar rip-off' by tween 700 and 800 persons enrolled in the renovation of the Baptist Con¬ In terms of overall efficiency, Renovation of the Conven maximum of 15 persons at one the mayor prepare bid docu tion Home was estimated at time. ments, drawings and other halting an elaborate pyramid merchandising merchandising program. vention Home, the Lansing City demolishing the Convention He said the scheme involved In other business, council scheme. an elaborate Council Monday approved a Home and building a new $104,000. The General Motors appropriate materials in antici¬ Consumer Companies of America Michigan promotional plan based on a multi level recruit referral to the Public Proper¬ structure instead is a better Oldsmobile Division has contri members: pation of project bids. The mayor is also responsible Inc. has pleaded guilty in Woodhaven District ing concept. ties and Safety Committee for plan, said Fourth Ward Council- buted $59,000 of that amount • approved a resolution accept for devising proposals for meth Court to an 11-count warrant charging it and For a $20 fee, prospective participants were further review of options open member Jack Gunther. for the shelter. ing $100,000 for Phase II of the North Lansing Facade Restora ods of soliciting donations by three promoters with violating state securities given the "opportunity" to become associates to the city. "You can build a new home The lowest qualifying bid the property owners in the and investment laws. with Consumer Companies. To become an area. The promoters were fined $5,000 on two associate, they also had to sell a specialty product • voted to approve the rezoning counts stemming from the suit, which resulted package of household wares and sporting goods Study finds drug law underused of three plots of land on from an investigation by the State Corporation - worth $130 - for $499. and Securities Bureau. Maplewood Street for a parking Those selling the package then were entitled lot for Health Central, 2316 S. "This is a classic case of preventive action," said state Commerce Director William McLaugh to a $60 commission on the next four product Cedar St. continued from page 3) proposed amendments to the have patents on them. only write D.A.W.' on a pre lin. sales. After five sales, they could become Under council advice. Tuchinsky said he will meet law. "These patents are granted scription and a pharmacist "We estimate that promoters in the scheme associate executives and receive $100 commis must dispense it exactly as Health Central is required to with Jondahl, Sen. Douglas Lou Sesti, director of the for a given period of time took no more than $180,000 while in Michigan, sions on all future sales. written," he said. "It will be form a committee, to include Ross. D-Oak Park, and others Michigan Pharmacists' Associ¬ because a company needs to but if allowed to continue the operation they area residents, for developing Promoters said a retail store would be opened involved with the law to deter¬ ation, said the Wayne State regain the original research quite possible to write those could have sold over $123 million in merchandise after a quota for each Michigan area was filled. investment that went into kind of precautions into a new plans including proper land mine a course of action. study did not take into account The Citizens Lobby wrote lower retail prescription prices developing the drug." Catto bill." scaping and screening. Plans must then be approved the original Generic Drug Bill caused by competition resulting said. by the city Planning Depart P-S PRODUCTIONS AND PCMI in 1973' "I wonder how much the "The Goldberg study shows from the generic law. "This competition within the politicians actually know about Try. try again ment prior to construction of PROUDLY PRESENTS the parking lot. what previous studies have industry has helped bring costs the practice of pharmacy," she PHOENIX. Ariz. (API - AN EVENING OF TOTAL COMEDY shown." Tuchinsky said. "The down." he said, "and that is a said. "An ethical pharmacist William Ray Vogue's 17 mar • agreed to authorize the pro¬ STARRING herculean feat in these days of will save his customer money if riages all collapsed, but he says gram coordinator and mayor to law is working and it's causing submit a grant application to no problems, but many think it's working too slowly." Since generic drug use is people inflation." Mandatory would rob a pharmacist of substitution he possibly can. but he will not prescribe a drug he doesn't think is safe." he knows better to try again. now "I think it was just a plain and wants the U.S. Housing and Urban Development for the develop¬ GEORGE CARLIN lack of communication, finances ment of the 100 block of East WSU's Goldberg said proper increasing, an alternative to modification of the law is to let discretion when filling a pre¬ scription, Sesti said. wording of amendments to the and problems I had in the role Michigan Avenue. APRIL 26 8:00PM of being a stepfather," Vogue. If approved by HUD. the it continue as written, he said. There are cases where brand- law could provide mandatory The Goldberg study showed name drugs are the most reli¬ substitution and still allow for a 52. a Paradise Valley builder, Urban Development Action Grant would help defray the Lansing Civic Center a 1.5 percent increase in substi¬ able and we can't go making pharmacist's professional dis¬ told The Arizona Republic. costs of the $61 million down¬ Reserved seats now on sale: tution over a similar study laws while at the same time cretion. "Ray seems to need to have "We have exceptions in our his own way and is unable to town project. J8.00 and s7.00 conducted in 1975-76. excepting this drug or that Barb Kraft, a special advo¬ drug," he said. law now and we could have adjust to living with another at Discount Records in East them again — it all depends on person," said Barbara Galli. a Lansing cacy assistant for the Michigan Mandatory substitution has Recordland in Consumers Council, said the caused problems in other states the language of the bill," he Provo, Utah resident who was Lansing and Meridian Mall group, which supported the where those on company said. Vogue's 16th wife — for seven Lansing Civic Center Box Office "As it is now, a doctor need weeks. original generic drug bill, will provided medical plans such as watch legislative proceedings Blue Cross have felt cheated closely before advocating any when required to use a generic, he added. DON'T PAY MORE DON T PAY MORE DON I PAY MORE DON T PAY MORE Sesti said he would be "inter¬ ested" in suggestions for provi¬ CIP plan discussed Anti-nuclear ding economic incentives for The substitutions. But he added The Lansing-area Capitol Im¬ County Affairs and Poli that he would like to see provements Program will be cy Committee will also discuss reduction of disincentives to discussed by Ingham County resolutions from Hillsdale and protest set generic use — including strin¬ Commissioners and Lansing- Jackson counties concerning gent labeling requirements. based department heads. 7:30 the wetlands protection mea Area anti-nuclear groups are MSU Clinical Center phar being considered by the tonight in Room 401 A Ingham sures sponsoring a protest march macist Patricia Catto said the County Bldg., 303 W. Kalama state Legislature. starting 10 a.m. Thursday at center has been using an zoo St.. Lansine Beaumont Tower and conclud¬ increasing number of generics, ing with speeches at the Capitol but said she would be suspi¬ at 1 p.m. cious of any mandatory substi¬ Sponsored by Greenpeace, tution amendments. Every Wednesday PIRGIM and Mobilization for "Consumers are mobile, they Survival, the group expects to can shop around, and I do think arrive at the Capitol by noon for an hour of demonstration the building. it would behoove any pharma¬ cist to pass on savings to his A Whopper near customers when he felt it was Shawn Scott of Greenpeace safe," she said. said State Rep. H. Lynn "But there are certain drugs of a special! Jondahl will speak about his like those used for cardiac — 5 pm till 1:00 am nuclear power moratorium bill ailments — for which the uni¬ at the rally. formity provided by a known The East Lansing Democrat and tested brand name is the 79 said he plans to introduce a bill only really safe way to go." in the House this week calling for a five-year halt on construc¬ Generics used at the clinical center are usually part of a BURGER tion of new nuclear power plants in Michigan. Jondahl said the legislation "generic line" made by a brand- name manufacturer, she said. KING will include considering the Most of these are used to meet maximum-cost guidelines Whoppers feasibility of totally phasing out under the Medicaid program, nuclear power in Michigan. 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Michigan Bell Automobile Men Since 1908 247 West 12th Street, New York, N.Y. 10014 4 I Michigon Stote News, Eost Lonsing, Michigon Wednesday, April 11, 1979 1 1 Area commission REPORT PRESENTED TO PLANNERS Alsopinball, air hockey, TV tennis, table ♦ennis advises women CAT A performance reviewed UNION BILLIARDS lower level Union Bldg. phone: 355-3358 By BRUCE BABIARZ lift," said Richard Leonard, planning manager for CATA. "A on finding work Commission Tuesday. State News Staff Writer A detailed report of CATA's performance for 1977-78 was presented to a subcommittee of the Tri-County Regional Planning subsidized taxi system is a possible solution." Passenger "farebox" revenues are not keeping up with operating costs, Leonard said. CATA is 83 percent subsidized by federal, state and local governments. HOURS: M-Th 11:45-11:00 p.m. Fri. 10a.m.-11 p.m., Sat 12-11 Sun 12-11:00 p.m. p.m. By MARCIA BRADFORD requirements work to preclude The report will be used to determine the Capitol Area "But, an additional fare increase now would be difficult for the Stote News Stoff Writer women from the position, the Women in Ingham County commissioner has said. Transportation Authority's efficiency and effectiveness in provid riding public to swallow," he said. who have questions and prob¬ "Jane Grenawalt has worked ing public transit services to Ingham, Clinton and Eaton counties. CATA's total operating cost for fiscal 1977 78 was $3.7 million, Data from the report was originally going to be used to compare and passenger revenues accounted for about 17 cents for each $1 lems concerning employment, at every position in the CATA with other transit authorities, said Gordon Szlachetka, education and finances have place to go for advice. a department, and has done an excellent job for more than 27 chief planner for Tri-County. operating expenditure. During the fiscal year, CATA vehicles made more than 3.6 On The Spot The "But, there is no direct basis for the comparison of transit million passenger trips for a total of 1.9 million vehicle miles. Ingham County years," Stark said. "If for some authorities," Szlachetka said. "They are all unique." CATA vehicles consumed 430,303 gallons of diesel fuel and 28,664 Women's Commission, which started in 1975, seeks to serve women of all ages and back¬ reason they do not we will want to know appoint her, why." The report and subsequent data will be used to compare CATA's 1977-78 performance with future efficiency ratings of the transit gallons of gasoline. Other agenda items included the approval of Regional Bicycle Engraving The commission also works in system. Plan Goals and Objectives. grounds but functions primarily an advisory capacity for the A staff recommendation in the report is for a lower-cost The goals and objectives locating jobs and educational Lansing Women's Bureau. will be used to update a 1975 regional alternative to CATA's Spectran (handicapper) "door-to-door" bicycle path system. opportunities for those return¬ Stark said the bureau is one of service. "In 1975 there wasn't an urgency for energy considerations or an ing to the work force. the main groups which imple¬ The average direct cost of one passenger per Spectran trip is interest in the bike as an alternative transportation mode," Joanna W. Stark, chairper ments programs the commis¬ $10.21, and the average total cost for the transit system as a whole Szlachetka said. son of the commission, said the sion has proposed to assist area is $1.02 per passenger. The updated program will treat bicycles not as a "toy" but as a group has been effective in women. "We're not talking about "The Women's Bureau works eliminating Spectran, but are looking legitimate form of transportation. The plan will include bike link making the county commission¬ for another alternative for and others of needs people who do not need a wheelchair with residential area and recreational bicycling activities. ers aware extensively in job-hunting and and issues that were not previ in providing educational oppor¬ NAME TAGS PLAQUES TROPHIES ously addressed. tunities," Stark said. "They "We are constantly keeping help write resumes, seek aid for MSU name tags available while you wait. tabs on things which have displaced homemakers and are NEW LOBBY GROUP Assorted colors and sizes. impact on women and reporting trying to help women obtain to the county on the issues," non-traditional jobs in non- All occasion gifts from Cawley she said. skilled trades." A major responsibility of the commission involves research¬ Although the Women's Bureau is run by paid staff, the Coalition will help handicappers —Personalize Your Gift With ATTENTION GOLFERS Engraving— ing legislation which affects Ingham County Women's Savings on Golf Balls Stark said the group Commission is volunteer women. a By ANNA BROWNE ACCD," Sinclair said. legislative affairs, will be re Michigan coalition since MSU As low as * 1.00 a dozen spoke out during hearings agency. The office, located in Stote News Stoff Writer "Awareness is part of it," he the Ingham County Building in sponsible for a joint effort has the largest student handi¬ regarding the displaced home- A coalition of Michigan said. "By pulling together they between the ASMSU Student maker and domestic violence capper population in the state. Lansing, is intermittently groups and concerned citizens can combine services. Board and Handicapper Coun¬ "I feel it would be a MOST ITEMS ENGRAVED ON THE SPOT bills last year. staffed and callers receive a has been formed to ensure the profit recorded message, Stark said. "Handicappers haven't had a cil. area for ASMSU," he said, "to MARV& HELEN REED 517/374-8634 Open Mon thru Fri They also pushed strongly needs of handicappers are pro¬ solidified front and won't until make a commitment and 1305 SO. CEDAR 517/374-6212 Nites until 6 for support of the county boy get 'The Commission is made up perly addressed in state legisla¬ they pool collective resources," The MCHC feels Michigan our nose in the door." cott of all states which have not tion. LANSING Ml. 48910 of women of all ages, back he added. needs a coalition which deals ratified the Equal Rights Steve Politowicz, grounds and interests who former Politowicz said he has seen a with a broad range of concerns, Amendment. ASMSU executive director, real jump in handicapper advo¬ strictly care about the women Sinclair said. The women's commission is and Paul Mueller, director of in the county," she said. cacy in the past two-and-a-half closely watching the selection ASMSU Handicapper Council, months, adding he feels A recent project of the "They've been amazingly suc¬ of the new director of the commission was the survey of would also like to see those ASMSU should be supportive cessful since county Department of Veter¬ needs addressed at MSU. they came into women in the county to find the of the coalition. an's Affairs, Stark said. It is In 1978, the national organi¬ Michigan," Sinclair said of the He said he feels he helped ACCD. "Look at all strongly in support of Acting greatest areas of concern and the Legisla¬ zation of the American Coali¬ ASMSU get its "nose in the Director Jane Grenawalt. interest among them. ture that has been realized tion of Citizens with Disabilities door" by attending the Kellogg since 1978." Grenawalt's appointment has The need for a shelter and Inc. came into Michigan to try Center meeting, as well as one been challenged by some veter¬ counseling services for bat¬ and set up a state chapter, held in Kalamazoo March 13 tered women and the increase He said it made good sense to ans, who say the director explained Les Sinclair, of the and 14, which was held to firm of input from women into the have all the groups work to¬ should be a male veteran. Michigan Department of High¬ up the coalition's standards and gether in the form of a coalition Because there are very few legislative process were cited way and Transportation. goals. He said he would like to to share interest and be aware female veterans, these as primary goals. The coalition's primary goal is to get more citizen and see est ASMSU continue its inter¬ through Mueller.. of each other. GENERAL LAFAYETTE WANTS YOU TO consumer input into the con¬ Politowicz said Steve Politowicz said he felt cerns and needs of handicap¬ ASMSU should take part in the Wachsberg, director of ASMSU Junk mail plan ROCK WHILE- pers. The Michigan Committee on Handicapper Concerns held a meeting Feb. 24 in the Kellogg CAMP TAMARACK now in Senate Center, where its priority was to identify and rank legislative YOU "ROLL proposals of concern to organi¬ Brighton and Ortonville, Michigan By UNITED PRESS names from mailing lists. zations Some summer positions still available representing handi¬ INTERNATIONAL The state also must inform cappers. Michigan drivers who don't "It represented statewide INTERVIEWING APRIL 16 the public that lists are being want the state to sell their group unity." said Politowicz, PLACEMENT SERVICES sold and that drivers can have names to junk mail companies their names erased from those who attended the meeting with The General wants you to listen to tiavdmg / /• will have a chance to get their names off mass mailing lists lists. Mueller. Sign ups begin April 9 music and this weekend at Lafayette Radio you f 0 0 gtft';l m. Politowicz said all the groups Camp Tamarack is the Jewish can ROCK, WHILE YOU ROLL with the best car J ■ MC The does not specify under legislation approved measure a method for keeping motorists' in the coalition met and reached residential camp sponsored stereo deals in Michigan Don t miss out" on ' mSmllwSk J Monday by the state House. The junk mail bill, sent to the names off mailing lists, but it the "nitty-gritty" of what was by the Fresh Air Society Lafayette's ROCK WHILE YOU ROLL Yom car 'rlpS) Senate on a 84-10 vote, requires has been suggested they be actually going on with state¬ wide legislation through a step- of Metropolitan Detroit will love it and so will you Tlkly the Department of State and allowed to opt out of name by-step process. private firms buying vehicle registration lists to give motor¬ selling schemes by checking off a box on their annual registra¬ "Michigan was one of four or five states selected to form We are an equal opportunity NOW THRU J ists a chance to remove their tion forms. coalitions within them by SATURDAY NIGHT # Our reputation has been proven. We oHer the finest Chinese cooking in this Senior Class Council OUR GREATEST CAR STEREO SYSTEM EVER PRESENTS AN Take out service is area. available. Exhibition and Sale of Q Clarion Jensen NOW SERVING FINE ART REPRODUCTIONS M.C. ECCHER!! 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Staff Writer Griffon said that he is the third electrical inspector the Buy any What began as a seemingly harmless cost containment has hired since July 1. city ^ r W7 t1 Medium Pura at the Regular employee classification and compensation plan for Lansing may "I have never worked at a place where the morale is lower," have evolved into a two-headed beast. Griffon said. Price get the Monte Griffon, a city electrical inspector, petitioned City First Ward Councilmember Robert Hull concurred with Identical Pirra TREE Council Monday, citing a number of "gross discriminatory acts" Baker's proposal. being perpetrated in City Hall under the Hay Classification and Hull, who last year cast the lone dissenting vote on the plan, P must hove coupon e one coupon pec Compensation Plan. criticized it then because he said it favored the finance and order 4-25-79 Local pay plan, Griffon charged that while many lower level employees' wages have remained frozen, the "higher echelons of City Hall" personnel departments. "All it (the Hay Study) does is discriminate against technical I 1203 E. Grand River I delivery east of 2830 E. Grond River 2 blks. west of Frandor have enjoyed salary hikes. skills in this city," Hull said Monday night. "It gave the goods to Harrison delivery west of Harrison "How do these people manipulate wage increases under the the right people at the right time who had their fingers m the I 337-1631 485-4406 job classifying Hay study when others don't?" he asked. Griffon said that his midpoint salary as an electrical inspector with the city was well below the starting salary for electrical inspectors employed by the cities of Flint, East Lansing and cookie jar." After examining 660 non union city positions. Hay Associates recommended that salaries of 340 lower-level frozen for up to three years. employees be ■ ■■■ draw criticism Grand Rapids or the state of Michigan. In response to Griffon's address, Councilmember at large Although the Hay plan provided for two review procedures for appealing job classifications, only one of those procedures SN Richard J. Baker recommended that councilmembers "look seriously into a resolution calling for a complete recall of Hay ever became operational. j t Osa/;f fi Buy any LARGE RGE from or First-time appeals for dissatisfied city employees are routed %^ Pi"8 for the^8 employees a revision." Hay Associates. If employees fail to find that satisfactory, A large number of city employees have opted to quit their to under the study they would then be able to appeal to a I PRICE of 011 jobs after failing to receive satisfactory responses from their seven member permanent review committee a small Imb composed of city job classification appeals to Hay Associates. Baker said. The city has received 75 job classification appeals from employees from varying classification levels. I 0 That board has not yet been established, forcing employees employees that have not received a response, he said. "Several departments have either lost competent people or to appeal job classifications to Hay Associates without the option of a second appeal to a review board. ■ must hoveGrand 1203 coupon 0 one coupon per order River 2830 E. Grand4-25-79 River are in the process of losing them as a result of the Hay (study)." Council President Louis F. Adado said that the ■ delivery east of delivery2 blks. west west of of Frandor Baker said. 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HIGH PERCENTAGE' OF STUDESTS GOULD BE AFFECTED Meditation group The theory and practice of meditation will be discussed by Results of experimentation Women's Council to promote DES awareness suggest meditation can be an a group sponsored by the MSU effective technique for reducing Counseling Center at its first stress and may By ANNA BROWNE an unusual type of cervical and vaginal have beneficial women who have and have not been SUte News Stuff Writer in the female offspring. exposed tissues. A pap smear alone will not detect meeting tonight at 7 in 402 effects for psychosomatic and cancer to DES, but are concerned about the DES — its side effects are just being The use of DES was discontinued in 1971 drug. changes in these tissues caused by DES. Computer Center. physiological health. discovered. Seeking funding as well as volunteers, The group will welcome by the Food and DES sons may also have an increased risk any People who continue with The ASMSU Women's Council is currently Drug Administration DES ACTION became affiliated with the of testicular cancer. one who is interested in medita meditation frequently report because of these findings. It is estimated that ASMSU Women's Council. tion and. unlike other medita beneficial psychological, inter working to help make people aware of the 120,000 to 240,000 mothers in Michigan But because the long-term risks of other "Womens Council is now concerned with tion groups, charges no fee for drug and its long-term effects — especially in received the drug during pregnancy, and forms of cancer are not yet known, medical personal and physical changes the East Lansing and MSU area. DES, as well as Everywoman's Weekend,' 60,000 to 120,000 daughters could be affected examinations should be continued joining. that might be attributed to the said Brainerd. "We previously worked with through¬ At its introductory session, "Everyone on this campus, including by DES. out the life of anyone potentially exposed to meditation. rape prevention, women's films and the group will present informa faculty and students, should be concerned Therefore, about 240,000 Every DES. However, no claim is made to 480,000 per¬ woman's Weekend. We were an tion on what meditation is, on with DES," said Polly Brainerd, ASMSU in Michigan have been exposed to DES, advisory "Women's Council offers the therapeutic benefits that an sons group for women's issues." a supportive Women's Council representative. "We have a atmosphere for research into meditation and individual may receive since and the majority of these persons are Brainerd said Women's Council has always people seeking medical what meditation may do for the high percentage of people here who could be unaware of their exposure and have not been treatment as well as for those who aren't," meditation affects people differ¬ affected by it." been concerned with women's health care Brainerd said. "We give them someone to individual. ently. adequately screened for any malignant and so found good reason to Diethylstilbestrol, commonly referred to merge with DES talk to about their Meditation is a procedure in Research indicates not every¬ condition. ACTION about two months ago. feelings." as DES, is a synthetic estrogen-type hor¬ Most DES Brainerd said DES ACTION learning to control the mind's one can benefit from meditation mone. It was heavily used in the northeast daughters are in the 17 to 35 age "We'd like to make this an issue on recently attentional processes so indivi¬ and about 50 percent of those group and the risk of them developing cancer sought to enact legislation in Michigan ern portion of the United States, as well as in campus," she said. "We want to educate duals may control their own who apply to learn the tech¬ of the vagina or cervix is about one out of concerning the drug. Anyone interested or other parts of the country, between 1940 and people on the issue so those who have been consciousness and behavior. every 1,000 DES daughters. wishing to become involved with DES should niques of meditation drop out of 1971. exposed will know about it and seek medical contact the It also allows individuals to the sessions. From the concern over DES, DES Women's Council. attention." Because of its widespread use by women to ACTION/MICHIGAN was founded in East 'DES ACTION is be aware of themselves and For more information contact The proper type of medical treatment is in working cooperatively their environment so the body prevent possible miscarriages, a causal Lansing in 1978. The group, made up with ASMSU Women's Council and Ron Pekala at the the form of a colopscopv — a Counseling association was found between DES and microscopic PIRGIM, Brainerd said. "We need financial is relaxed and the mind calmed. Center. predominantly of MSU students, includes examination of the vaginal and cervical as well as volunteer support." Artists' shows run at Pewabic Potters Rosalyn Tyge and Tom Venner are the featured and among on Pottery the Michigan Artrain, other showings. COUPON a HALF 50^^^^^ just another comfortable sandal! 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EARN MONEY FOR LIFE'S PHONE 355-8255 347 Student Services PART TIME PASTE UP per ACCOUNTING Bldg. AM, air, $3500.332-6810 after Kalamazoo, since 1940. Auto EXTRAS. Become an Avon son needed Must be able to MAJOR, PART-TIME AND SUMMER RATES 6 p.m. 54-17 (3) junior level or above. Will employment for MSU stu¬ painting collision service. representative. You can earn type accurately, be experi¬ train in general bookkeeping American foreign cars. Have you always wished you dents, automobile required. 485- extra money selling quality enced and a student. Apply in 0256. C-214-30 (5) plus corporate and personal could strike up a conversa¬ 339-9500. C 14-4-30 (4) 1971 MERCURY Monterey, products part-time during the person anytime. State News income tax preparation. Must tion with someone you don't 1 day-90 per line AM, Good tires, battery. hours that suit you best. For Composing Dept 301 MAC, be able to work 20 hrs. per know but would like to? CLARA'S TRAIN STATION $400. Mark 353-7568 ... 3 days-80 per line details, call 482-6893. 105 P-K Bldg. I Motorcycles ~||^] week now and 40 hrs. per is now accepting applications 34-11 (3) C-21-4-30 (8) 6 days-75' per line week summer term. Excellent How would you like to be for the following positions: 8 days-70' per line WAITRESSES WANTED. opportunity for practical ex¬ MERCURY - 1974, good 5HAKELEE DISTRIBUTORS paid to meet people you waitress, waiter, bus boy, Both lunch hours and nights perience in your field. Must would have condition, $800. One owner. FOR SALE, 1974 Honda wanted. Earn high income never reason to hostess, and kitchen help. 882 7311. 5-4-17 (31 XL250. 385 actual miles, Apply at SIR PIZZA, 122 N. have car. Apply in person 9 talk to? Please apply in person be¬ Line rate per insertion each month and be your own Harrison. 8-4 20 (3) showroom condition. Kept in am-noon, or phone 882 2441 tween 2 Er 4 p.m., no phone boss! Fantastic opportunity. MASTERCHARGE t VISA WELCOME for appointment during those calls, please. 3-4-13 (9) OLDSMOBILE 98 coveni- heated storage since new. Call, 10 am to 10 - pm, BEAT THE SQUEEZE. Get hours. SIMPLIFIED BOOK EconoLines ble, 1970, sharp, $1750. Mr. $750 firm. 353-8165 after 5 694 4840. 7-4-18 (5) 3 lines-M.00-5 days. 80' per line your SUMMER work now. KEEPING AND TAX SER¬ RUSSIAN TYPIST wanted Bailey, 487-3643. 5-4-17 (3) pm. 84-13 (6) Interviews over 3 lines. No adjustment in rate when being held by na¬ VICE. 4305 S. Cedar St., We need outgoing, assertive WAITRESS PART time by Russian Language Jour- cancelled. Price of item(s) must be stated 1976 HONDA 750K, good, tionally known company. If Lansing. 3-4-11 (20) individuals to demonstrate nal. Hours arranged, good OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88, PAUL REVERE'S TAVERN. you will work hard to make in ad. Maximum sale price of '100. $1000, 1977 Honda 750K, Westbend cookware on a wages. Call professor Sen- 1971. Runs well. $500 or best Flexible hours, afternoons $249 a week call for an GET SOMETHING GOING part-time basis, for 2 week- deck, 355-5079 or 337-0162. Peanuts Personal ads—3 lines offer. 355-6558 or 332-5183. very good, $1250, 482-4616. and - '2.25 - per evenings. No experience interview. 372-8303 FOR THE SUMMER' We're ends prior to Mother's Day at 3442 (3) 54-13 (3) 3-4-13 (6) insertion. 75' per line over 3 lines (pre¬ necessary. Call 332-6960 after Z-B-1-4-11 (8) selecting students TODAY all Knapp's stores. (Down- 7 pm. 2-4-11 (6) payment). for summer work. No experi¬ town, Lansing Mall, Meridian DENTAL OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88, RECEPTIONIST. Rummage/Garage Sale ads—4 lines *2.50. 63" per line over 4 lines-per insertion. - 1971, runs good, reliable, body solid, $150. 627-4680 [ Employment ~][ji|| BARTENDER FULL time. Ex¬ JANITOR - PART-time, evenings, some weekends. ence necessary. Can make $249 per week. For interview Mall) Experience necessary. Salary open, pension, profit sharing. perience not necessary. Ap¬ Hours flexible. Nursing home appointment call 485-2324 $3.75 per hour 4-4-16 131 Call 485-7123. 8-4-11 (4) 'Round Town ads—4 lines-'2.50-per insertion. ply HUDDLE SOUTH. 820 W Apply N.H.E. Lansing 1313 5-4-13 (7) DOMINO'S PIZZA 63' per line over 4 lines. Miller Rd. 5-4-16 (4) Mary Ave 393-6130. Is hiring full and part-time Hours are flexible; 11 a.m.-3 MODELS-$10/hour. Apply PINTO WAGON 1975, air, 1-4-11 (5) Lost 8 Found ads/Transportation ads delivery people. Flexible MURRAY HOTEL. Mackinac p.m. Saturdays and 1 p.m.-5 VELVET FINGERS. Call 489 3 radio, excellent condition, COCKTAIL WAITRESS, full lines-'l ,50-per insertion. 50' per line over hours. Can make up to Island, Mi. Summer cooks, p.m. Sundays. Don't worry if 2278. OR-21-4-30 (3) $1500, or best offer. 355- time. Experience not neces¬ TEACH ENGLISH in Japan. If 3 lines. $4/hour with commission and Bartenders, maintainence you have no experience (in 7812. 44-11(3) sary. Apply HUDDLE you have at least an under tips. Apply at the following SOUTH, 820 W. Miller Rd. persons, piano players and cooking or demonstrating) . PART TIME cooks needed, locations .graduate degree and are in¬ personnel for rotation be¬ we'll show you exactly what Apply Backstage Restaurant, Deadlines 5-4-16 (4) terested in teaching for 1 or 2 tween food service, waitress- to do. Meridian Mall. 8-4-12 (3) PORSCHE, 1974, 41,000 2068 Cedar St., Holt years, please contact Over¬ ing and Ads-2p.m.-l class day before publication. miles. Excellent condition. STATE NEWS classified now seas Human Resources. housekeeping. Send Cancellation Change-lp.m.-l class day be¬ Appearance Group $4,900 or 1561 Haslett R<1, Haslett complete resume, work ex¬ If you think you could handle PART TIME girl trainee for 1139 E. Grand River, E. Lan¬ hiring 11 am - 2 pm daily Send resume to 1230 White, perience, recent photo, social fore publication. best offer. 393-5593. this type of job, give us a call morning office duties 80 typist. Apply today, 347 Stu¬ Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104. Inter¬ 6-4-13141 sing dent Services. Must be stu¬ security number and 1st and - especially if you have a hours/month. For Appoint- Once ad is ordered it cannot be cancelled or 5214 Cedar St., Lansing views will be held in April. last day available to work to "line" that works! ment 321-9700. 11-4-13(4) dent. 4-4-12 (4) z-m-11 no) 3969 Penberton, Ann Arbor, changed until after 1st insertion. RABBIT. 1976, 40,000 miles, 3608 N.E. St., Lansing There is a M .00 charge for 1 ad change plus 801 Thomas L. Parkway, Lan- Mi. 48105. 12-4-16(15) MANPOWER PART TIME teaching posi- AM/FM cassette, best offer. BABYSITTER NEEDED full FAST FOOD MANAGERS 50' per additional change for maximum - DOMINO'S PIZZA (250 units 601 N. WASHINGTON tion in day care center. 5 339-3323. 7-4-18 (3) time in your home or mine. 2 GIRLS - GUYS - GIRLS 372-0880 mornings a week. Call 489- of 3 changes. boys 1 h and 5, $50/week, nationwide) needs experi¬ MONEY - MONEY - MON¬ 2255 between 11 and 1. 394-6145 after 6 p.m. enced fast food managers The State News will only be responsible for SUPER BEETLE, 1974, AM, 8 EY Set appointments for our "NO FEES, GOOD PAY" 5-4-13(4) 6-4-17 (4) now to be trained for posi¬ the 1st day s incorrect insertion. track, sun roof, steel belted TAXI DRIVERS, full or part- salespeople. Work in our 8-4-20 (46) Adjust¬ radials. Good mileage. time positions available. Must tions as store managers. You ment claims must be made within 10 337- pleasant Lansing office. Day MALE COUNSELORS - 20 days 2386. 84-11 141 have chauffeur license. Call WANTED STUDENT with can earn up to $250 per week or evening shifts. Hourly SUMMER EMPLOYMENT: and older for Michigan camp. of expiration date. while in training Our expan¬ VARSITY CAB at 332-3559 free time for faculty home, salary, plus bonuses. Call Sue Waiters, waitresses, Hostes- 332-3991 6-4-16 (3) Bills are due 7 days from ad sion offers exciting oppor¬ expiration date. VEGA HATCHBACK, 1974. 5-4-16 141 housekeeping, food prepara¬ 394-5862. KYAK RECREA¬ ses, Bartenders, Cooks, kit- ~ If not paid by due date, a 50' late service Good condition, ziebarted, tunities for you to join the tion, and organic gardening. TIONAL MANUFACTURING WANTED COMPANION Own transportation and ex¬ fastest growing pizza com¬ Chen help and groundskee- TELEPHONE SURVEYORS charge wi!1 be due. new tires, automatic $350. - CORP 6-4-11 (11) pers. Send resume and pic- evenings, salary plus bonus. Call 882-3815. 24 11 15) for 11 year old girl, 2 after¬ perience. 351-1894, 9-12 pany in the world. Your salary week, possible 3-4-12 (7) am. as beginning manager 10 TO 20 ture, giving date available Et £a" EASTLAWN, 349-9180. noons per $12,500 per year plus 25% girls wanted for experience to: BILL OLI- 8-4"13 Ol VOLKSWAGEN - 1970. Re¬ additional hours. 372-7225. telephone work, no experi¬ VER'S LAKE FRONT liable transportation, must 2-4-11 (4) BURCHAM HILLS Retire¬ profit of the unit. Supervisory ence necessary, good hourly LODGE. P.O. Box 146, Pru- 7-11 STORE, 1997 Aurelius Automotive ILJ Automotive LJ sell. $550. 351-5772. ment Center, immediate full and franchising opportunities wage plus bonus, days or denville, Ml 48651, (Hough- Rd, Holt is now taking appli- 5-4-17 (3) PIANIST FOR all-style dance and part time openings in available after 12 months evenings, apply within Ki- ton Lake). 19-4-24 (9) cations for part time employ- band. Must read. Call Ray food service, cooks, dish¬ successful store manage¬ wanis Club, 2736 E. Grand CADILLAC COUPE de VW SUPER ment. Send resume to Joyce ment. Apply in person. 694- CHEAPEST PRICES - in the beetle 1971. Kay, days: 373-5200 after 5 washers, VILLE, 1974, original owner, state. UGLY DUCKLING Runs, needs repair. Good and weekends: 321 1094. Must have servers, own porters. transporta¬ White, 6300 W. Michigan River, Inn America basement. 7-4-16(7) OVERSEAS JOBS mer/year round. Europe, S. - sum- ^ 8^7V(5) immaculate condition. See at RENT-A-CAR. $7.96/day. tires and mileage. $350 or 4-4-13 (5) tion. Ave., Apt. J-12, Lansing, IMPORT WEST 2921 W Experjence preferred. 48917 14-4-20 (24) 372-7650. OR-174-30(4) best offer. 349-2827 after 6. HOUSEKEEPER BABYS'T UNIFORMED SECURITY Apply in person at the busi All fields, $500-$1200 month- Saginaw et Oldsmobile plant. 34-12 14) TER wanted OFFICERS - full or part¬ MOUNTAIN JACK'S Restau¬ ness office between 2 4. Lo¬ ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN. Monday-Friday ly Expenses paid. Sightsee- $4250 Call 321-7395. CORVETTE, 1968, converti¬ cated at Park Lake and 3-6 p.m. Must have own call 641-4562. rant now accepting applica¬ Box 52-ME, lnrf0rmat'°nj 'JC' OR-21-4-30 Must have working knowl¬ 54-11 (7) ble, 4-speed, sharp. $4100 1969 VW BUG. Runs. Needs tions for bartenders, wait Burcham, East Lansing. transportation, 349-4174 (af¬ U9 nuc Corona, Del Mar, (3) 353-7820 or 349-1717. some work. $125 or best 14-4-27 113) edge of electronic circuits ter 6 p.m.) 8-4-13 (4) persons, cooks, and bus per¬ and trouble shooting tech¬ Ca. 92625. 15-5-1 (8) EXPERIENCED SAILING and CADILLAC SEDAN 1970 8-4-13 (3) offer. 332-2237. 34-11 (3) sons. Full and part time hours Good condition, low miles. niques. Will perform repairs sailboat cruising instructions available. Apply in person RESIDENT MANAGER and DENTAL ASSISTANT, BABYSITTER NEEDED for for Michigan camp. 332-3991 Mike, 372-7326 or 351-0300 and maintenance on broad¬ CUTLASS SUPREME 1971. VW CAMPERVAN '69, re¬ only, Monday-Friday 2-4 p.m. spouse to live in and super¬ Chairside 4-handed dentist¬ weekday afternoons 3:30- 6-4-16 (4) 34-13 (3) casting audio and RF equip¬ Power, good rubber, air con¬ built engine, needs minor 5800 W. Saginaw. E.O.E vise 6 mentally retarded adult ry. Experience necessary. 5:30 for 9 year old girl in my ment using manuals and ditioning needs repair. $700. brake work, $800 or best 8-4-16 19) clients, in a residential home Salary open. Benefits. Call home near Brody. 351-0928 You'll be SATISFIED with CAMARO 1973-L7, excellent. schematics. Must be able to .. $2200 or best offer. Bob. 394-0677 after 3:30 p.m. offer 394-1159. 2-4-12(4) setting. Contact personnel work with tubes, transistors, 485-7123. 8-4-11 (4) evenings. 5-4-17 (4) Classified! 8-4-18 (5) LIFEGUARD POSITION office, Community Mental and integrated circuits. Ex¬ 353-8755 or 355-2739. - needs WSI/senior lifesaving Health Board, 407 W. Green- 54-20 (3) CUTLASS-1966, heater, new tires, radio, battery, | Auto Sendee"""]I/7! certificate $3.50/hour. 372- 3018 after 3 pm. 5-4-13 (3) lawn, Lansing. E.O.E. 8-4-13 (8) perience with RF and AM and FM transmission systems is highly desirable. Must be Don't sign a lease until FORESTRY/ CAPRI 1973, V-6, 60,000 and exhaust. $400 349-1827. 8-4-19 (3) JUNK CARS wanted. Also able to work 10-20 hours per you've seen HORTICULTURE miles, $900 351-4355 selling used parts. Phone 321- CLERKS, 7-ELEVEN food DO YOU need a job this week. Possible full time sum¬ 84-20 (31 3651. C-214-30 (3) store, full-part time. Some spring and summer? Be your work. $3.30-4 00 per ASSISTANTS CUTLASS SUPREME - 1978, experience preferred, apply in own boss mer hour, depending on experi¬ MARIGOLD APARTMENTS CAPRICE 1974, runs well, Own your own The City of Mount Clen for Forestry - loaded, low mileage. 482- >enmgs VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE person at 2118 W. Jolly Rd., 9 business. Buy my ice-cream ence. Contact Greg Nelson at good body, $1200. 355-2769 9543. 3-4-12 (3) mufflers. German-made, with a.m.-4 p.m. EOE 3-4-11 (5) truck $600 or best offer. Room 8, Student Services, 74-19 (3) pipes and installation kits, 351-3921. Ask for Mike B. Michigan State Radio Net¬ DODGE MINI-motor home, $24.95, at CHEQUERED FLORAL DESIGNER wanted 10-4-16 18) work. 8-4-11 (19) Tasks will include planting trimming of trees ond shrubs, CAPRICE 1972 - power 1974, good condition, ready FUG FOREIGN CAR for local shop. Must have turf care. steering, brakes, air, 350, to roll!! Where? FLUMER- other extras. $725. 394-0835. PARTS, 2605 E. Kalamazoo experience in design, wed¬ Prior experience or related education required FELT STAIR CHEVROLET. Street. One mile west of dings, funeral and wire ser¬ 5447(3) 655-4343 0-34-12 (5) campus. 487-5055. C-12-4-20 18) vice. Call Mr. Luntz 351- CEDAR GREENS •Completely furnished •Shog Carpet ng This position is for 13 weeks during 40 hours per week at $4 50 per hour the summer working CHEVROLET MALIBU 8655. 5-4-13(7) 1971, •Appliances ond Air Cond 250, standard, new tires, FIREBIRD-1973, 72,800 miles, well. Orange, white NOW LEASING For further information ond application write: battery, radio, silver, good runs inte¬ rior. $1600. 489-2154. •ONE BEDROOM FURNISHED Personnel Deportment condition, must sell, Ctopcfcmgljam $595. City of Mount Clemens 74-18 13) For 355-2973/332-2368. APARTMENTS appointment call One Crocker Boulevard 54-17 (5) 337-7328 * Mt Clemens Ml 48043 FORD MUSTANG Ghia- •AIR CONDITIONING AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER CHEVELLE MALIBU 1968. Good dependable car, well 1978, designer series, extras. 393 7119 before 2 84-17(3) NOW LEASING •SWIMMING POOL , *155 maintained. Low mileage. •PRIVATE BALCONIES Asking $600. Call Sue. 482- •WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE TO 9741. 3-4-12(5) FORD-1975 EL50 window Lux CAMPUS PEOPLE REACHER Van. Burns regular, owner, ' Spanish Mediterranean furniture ai for rental CHEVY CAPRICE, 1972. peting throughout Customized. runs well. Must sell. $300. 45,000 miles. Best offer, 641-6288. Each unit has dishwasher, garbage dis|xisal information , 4894549. 3-4-11 (3) 5-4-12(4) conditioning and heating. 351-8631 1976 CHEVY MON2A 2+ 2 Auto transmission. 31,000 miles. $2950. 355-9386. FOR SALE, 1970 VW, runs A Swimming Pool and Private balconies 1135 Michigan Ave. Right next to the M.S.U. Brody WANT AD 34-11 (3) good, after 5 pm. $600. Call 349-3248 Call Lansing, Ml. Just complete form and 3-4-12 (3) Complex 1976 CHEVY Van, V-8, power 351-7166 mail with payment to: steering and brakes, custom 1977 GMC Van, finished inte¬ interior, 48,000 miles. $3200. rior, $4000. Call 339-8449. 489-0935. 8-4 18 (4) X 104-13(3) cated State News Classified Dept. Kagadorn Road ju NOW LEASING Make payment on the car 347Student Services Bldg. East CAMPUS Lansing, Mich. 48823 731 FOR SUMMER HILL earn$10,0 AND FALL Apartments *2 Bedrooms Address now ""Furnished Apts. "Free Roommate Service a month for 2 or 3 hours a week of your spare time City Daytime Phone _ & "Dishwashers Classification — - Preferred Insertion Date — Join the Burcham Woods Gong at... leasing "Central Air Conditioning "Swimming Pool donate plasma 25 characters in a line, including punctuation and spaces between words. A Air Conditioned "Unlimited Parking You may save a life! Print Ad here — ★ Dishwasher It's easy and relaxing Be a twice-a-week regular "Pleasant Landscaping C'mon ★ lainriws Fenoishtefs over $10 cash each donation, plus bonuses ★ Slog Carpeting "Special 12 month rates AND CHECK OUT •omple parking •furnished a Private Balconies FREE BUS COLLINGWOOD APTS! * «ir conditioned this ad worth s5 extra CIRCLE RATE WANTED 3 LINE MINIMUM * dishwasher New donors only Phone for appointment a located on Berckaai hit. SERVICE innininrTrTiTETiJd * shag carpeting unlimited OBJ H1ILJCJ LUCE [ECU 745 BURCHAM Model Open 9-9 O parking LANSING PLASMA CORP. For Rental D ED IDE! ED LULL] ED EU Apartments shown by a plush furniture Everyday model open daily OLD ED ED CO ED ED ED ED appointment Mon Wed-Fri Information Call a 3026 E.Michigan Ave. HID CD CD CD CD ED ED ED I0am-I2noon or Leasing for Call 351-8282 Lansing, Mich. 48912 ■■ED ED CD ED ED EE EE ED 3: JOpm-Spm Summer & Fall (behind the BusStop 333-8914 Phone for appointment: 3S1-311I 351-7212 CALL 349-3530 night club on the river) I Wednesday, April 11, 1979 16 Michigan State News, Eost Lansing, Michigan for Rent | Apartments |^] | Houses |jjP| | Rooms |P*| | For Sale j(^"| Service JB Deserter returns IBM CORRECTING Selec FEMALE ROOMMATE RED GIANT PERSON SOUGHT for nice iroatiiived from page 1) has a large FOR SALE — Centurion Le- FREE LESSON in complexion tries. By week or month. Call wanted immediately. $115/ selection of houses, apart¬ house 14 minutes to MSU. Mans 10 speed bicycle. 23 K care MERLE NORMAN "The saddest thing about this war was how quickly it waa J & J Products, 371-1878. month, close to campus. ments, duplexes, studios, etc Non-tobacco, veggie. 372- mens frame. Excellent condi- COSMETIC STUDIO, 321- forgotten." 18-4-30 (3) 485-1893. 3-4-12 13) 8956. 8-4-18 (3) tion. 355-8170 3-4-13 <41 5643 C-214-30 (4) Fry said his young son. Brooks, has been told the circumstances . . Most areas, sizes and prices. Call and see if we have surrounding the family's move to Canada, but added he would FURNITURE RENTAL living 1 OR 2 people to sublease 2 OWN BEDROOM, co-ed du¬ TAKE A break with a guitar. never try to influence his son's future decisions about war. what you're looking for. Be¬ room, bedroom, kitchen. bedroom apartment. Starting plex. $90 month plus utilities. See mid-Michigan's largest KALAMAZOO STREET "Jeannette and I are still American citizens, but the children tween 9-9, 349-1065. On reduced busline. 337- Very Reasonable rates. Nob May 1. $250 a month, East guitar selection Banjos and CLEANERS AND were both born here and carry dual citizenships." Fry said. "When Lansing location. Call 332- 5-4-1317) 8081. 3-4-11 (3) Mandolins included. Plus a Apartments, 485-8525. COIN LAUNDRY Brooks is 25 he will have to declare a preference." 8-4-19 (5) 8538 or 485-8894 and ask for complete line of accessories. onnounces: APRIL When Brooks is 18 he will be eligible to fight in the wars of two Polly. 4-4-13 15) WELL KEPT house for 4 girls EAST LANSING - two MARSHALL MUSIC, the 2fori SPECIALS across from campus for sum¬ north door of Frandor. countries — Canada and the United States. room suite, $99 per month. IWINTItCOATl "I would never try and influence Brooks' decision about whether Apartments ^ SUBLET - 1 bedroom June- September. Norwood Apart¬ mer. 332-8014. 3-4-13 (3) Security deposit. 332-2282. 8-4-20 (3) C-1-4 1 (7) roinncf orow to fight or not, because just as countries are different, wars are Special good on dry cleaning ments, $160. 332-8208. FEMALE TO sublet furnished BABY CARRIERS, Beautiful, different," Fry said. 4-4-13 (3) only pressing extra. NON-SMOKING male for room, nice house. Close. MSU NEAR - Rooms from MUST PRESENT STUDENT ID "Vietnam was my personal war and my personal decision," he hand sewn and appliqued. four-man. Close to campus, $76/month plus utilities, nice $125/month. All utilities in¬ 5-4-12(3) 37*0124 added. "Let's just hope Brooks never has to make that kind of roommates. Small deposit. . cable T.V., Spring. 332-8083. cluded. 116 Burcham. Call decision." 5-4-16 (3) UNIVERSITY TERRACE Available immediately. Max- EQUITY VEST 351-1500 or 1918 E. Kalamozoo ine. 351-0739 after 5. TRUMPET AND case, $100 Epilogue: From the Washington Associated Preaa wire service, 351 4688 0-1-4-11 15) at damans refinished in brass 669-3838 March 5.1979. FEMALE NON-SMOKER. 9 3-4-13 (6) month lease, begin Fall, 1 Summer leases avail¬ ROOM OPEN student house. E-54-12I3I The amnesty that President Carter granted to draft evador* and block from campus. 332- LARGE 4 bedroom duplex to BLUEGRASS EXTENSION some deserters from the Vietnam War era when he took office has able. Few for Fall. East side Lansing, 10 minutes 8885. 5-4-16 (3) sublet summer only. Located SERVICE plays weddings, quietly faded into history with officials not even bothering Open showing Satur¬ to campus. $75 + utilities. WE PAY up to $2 for LP's 1 mile from campus. Call Call night, 489-3454 parties, 337-0178 or 372-3727. anymore to keep track of those who returned. and cassettes - all types, ROOMMATE WANTED. days 1 lam-2pm or by 337-0990 after 5 p.m. 3-4-13 (5) rock, classical, jazz, etc. C-21-4-30 (31 The Immigration and Naturalization Service stopped keeping Non-smoking female. Close appointment. Phone 3-4-13 (4) flat, BLACK Et CIRCULAR, records on returning draft dodgers and deserters hist June 1. EASTER IS a celebration of to campus. $127.50. 351-7246 between 3pm-7pm, OWN ROOM - share utili¬ upstairs, 541 E. Grand River, "It had become a trickle at that point and it was never very FOR SPRING (summer op¬ life. Say thank you to par¬ after 7. 5-4-16 (3) Monday-Friday: tion). 2 large bedrooms in ties. 114 miles north of MSU Open 11 a.m. 351-0838 ents, others with an Easter large," a spokesperson for the INS said. $98/month. 332-2601. C-21 -4-30(6) According to INS figures, 381 individuals returned to this W beautiful country house. Rent card from GULLIVER'S 2 BEDROOM-Kitchen dining 5-4-17 (31 room combination. 12 unit negotiable. Call 349-3051. STATE DRUG, 1'4 blocks country from Jan. 21, 1977, after Carter declared the amnesty, WEST TREND speakers, 4-4-16 (3) east of Bogue Street. until the record-keeping stopped. Only 114 said they intended to apartment building. Well OWN ROOM in house. No woofer, tweeter, $125. Call 2-4-11 (7) maintained. All utilities, ex¬ stay in the United States while the remaining 267 said they jnat « lease. Parking. $106.25. Good after 9pm, 394-3728. cept electric. $245/month. ROOMMATE - MALE or RENTING FOR Fall ■ 4 bed¬ roommates. 337-9400. 5-4-12(3) intended to visit. Mature persons preferred. female. Share 1 bedroom room house. 655-2712 after 5 8-4-20 (3) TheiNS spokesperson said the department made no attempt to Airport area. 321-2119. apartment. Will have by your¬ pm. 10-4-13 (3) TANDEM BIKE, Columbia Typing Semcel keep track of the returnees and does not have centralized record* 5-4-16 (7) SUBLET-JUNE to Septem¬ ber. 2 man. Furnished, air, self until midterm. $125.50 + '6 utilities. 5 minutes cam¬ pus. 332-5314. 5-4-17 (6) RENTING FOR Fall. Modern houses and duplexes. Cam¬ pus near 3-7 bedrooms. Call ROOMMATE NEEDED, own room close to campus. $105 month. 332 1855 4-4 16 (3) 2-speed, E 5-4-11 (31 extras, $100 882-2163 after 12, Don. excellent. EXPERIENCED IBM typing, dissertations. (Pica - Elite), CO about where they are now or what they are doing. rent negotiable. 332-2827. OKEMOS SUBLEASE 1 bed¬ days 351-6471. C-21-4-30 (4) FAYANN 4-4-13 (3) room furnished, air $195, PIONEER S-X 450. One year C-21-4-30 (3) DPS towing violations month. 349-2000 before 2 p.m. 5-4-17 141 EAST LANSING, and East side duplexes - houses for starting Fail and Sum¬ for Sale jfty old. Two Utah mid-range speakers. $120 or best offer. 332-3789 3-4-13 (41 THESIS, DISSERTATIONS, W YES... two typing, copies, binding. Call rent i continued from page 1) 16 FEMALE WANTED share 2 mer. Call weekdays 9-5 p.m. 332-2078. OR-21-4-30 (3) bedroom apartment Repons- Ste-Mar Realty. 351-5510. SEWING MACHINES - new cars on campus will still be ticketed. All cars parked in johns per apt. - And Balconies too. ible. $135. Chris. 484-1491 3-4-13 I3) 10-4-20 (7) free arm machines from $99.50. Guaranteed used ma¬ Animals |[\jj] EXPERT TYPING. Term pa¬ pers, letters, RESUMES, handicapper spots, fire lanes and loading zones will be towed, he said. M chines from $39.50. All makes Waters A Rivers SUBLET - 2 bedroom du¬ Near Gables. 337-0205. Badgely said he would review complaints of cars being towed MALE FOR 4-man. Close to repaired EDWARDS DIS¬ rnrr FREE TO good home t „D Ru- contrary to the DPS towing policy "on a case-by-case basis." plex, near MSU, for Summer C-21-4-30 (3) TRIBUTING COMPANY 1115 Edge Apts. campus. $85 utilities. Spring term, dates flexible, $295- fus," large dog, 1 year old At the Holden Hall incident, an 18-year-old Holden Hall resident N. Washington 489-6448. male, mostly Newfoundland. term. Neil 337-2081. month. 332 8989 8-4-18 (51 TYp,NG . TERM Pa IBM and an 18-vear-old Case Hall resident were arrested for C-21-4-30 (81 Neutered and shots. Great 261 River St. X-3-4-12 (31 experienced, fast service. Call with people and obstructing an officer, Zutaut said. '4 BLOCK from campus - kids_ Needs 35!.3923 OR-21-4-30 (3) In a separate incident, a 23-year-old Hubbard Hall resident was (next to Cedar Village) MALE NON-SMOKER to 8-10 people, furnished $875 CASH PAID For old comics, room and affection. Call 323- plus utilities. Available fall. baseball cards, science fic¬ 2243 days,485-7729 evenings 7^.7^7 arrested on the same charge in G-Lot behind the Physics share large, one bedroom BOOK 332-4432 tion CURIOUS and weekends 5-4-12(81 ^IGR,APHICS OFFERS Astronomy Building, he said. XI 332 6468. 8-4 16 <41 apartment. Close to MSU. SHOP, 307 E. Grand River, COMPLETE DISSERTATION Summer and/or Fall. Lou All three were processed at DPS and released on personal East Lansing. 332-0112. K rcoMA_M_c'r~ir':~" AND RESUME SERVICE - recognizance, Zutaut said, adding that arrest reports will be sent 2 FEMaLE roommates 337-0386 3-4-11 (6) SUBLEASE - 2 bedroom N. Lansing, $200 C 10-4-13 16) »KC S^TfoTS 'VMS"#nS' 'BM Wi"«< to the County Prosecutor's Office today where a decision will be house cJi394 358b' wt printing and binding. For & needed for spring made whether to charge the students. Americana Apartments, call term, UNIVERSITY VILLA month. Call 374-8906. 8-4-18 (31 MUST SELL-BIC turntable 11 394 3588 estimate stop in Grand River at 2843 E. Zutaut also said that the Prosecutor's Office has not decided with new cartridge and disc¬ or phone 332- Kathy 332-6482. 10-4-11 (4) 337-2653 whether to charge a 20-year-old Case resident arrested last MALE NEEDED: own room in tracker $50 393-7119 be¬ AWan" ' - «A"lImute 84,4 » Thursday for obstructing an officer while he was taking part in an 3-7pm fore 2. 8-4-17 (4) PUPPIES AKA, 12 weeks, _ _ SUBLET OWN bedroom in 4 bedroom house. Near cam¬ COPYGRAPH ^YURAPH RFRVITF SERVICE anti-towing demonstration. three man apartment, one HASLEH ARMS pus, $100 month plus utili¬ ZOOM LENS 85-205 for sale, shots. $100. 353-5266 351- A 21-year-old Case Hall resident arrested at the same time is ties. 6749 5-4-11 (3) ' completed dissertations and block from campus. Call 337- 351-1957 Spring only, summer fall $175.00 Phone 332 0834 ask resume service. Corner MAC being offered a choice between the prosecutor diversion program I 2669. 5-4-17 14) option. 332 1903. 3-4-11 i5) for Bruce. Excellent condi¬ 3-7pm tion. 4-4-13(3) PET SKUNK 1 % years old ?nd Grand River, 8:30 a.m. - or being charged with obstructing an officer, Zutaut said. MALE ROOMMATE needed EVERGREEN ARMS Male Plus equipment, $40 5:30 p^ Monday-Friday. 10 The diversion program is a six-month probationary term B2-275I E-4-,6 ,3, for 2 bedroom mobile home with washer, dryer. 8 miles 351-8135 RAIN-SHINE coat, plaid. $20 Dresses $5, Pantsuit $15. Size _ _ _ *37. available to persons apprehended for misdemeanors prior to being charged and tried for the offense. Participants meet with a LAB PUP lyellow) registered. from MSU. Next to Lake. l-5pm 18. Excellent 332-8716. caseworker twice a month for the first months and at the $120 all utilities. Phone 675- 4'.- months. $85 655-3800 PROFESSIONAL EDITING, caseworker's discretion thereafter. LEASING E-54-16 141 E-5-4-16 13) Corrections to rewrites. Typ- 7190. Z-5-4-17 161 Roods V FOR ing arranged. 332-5991. One of the cars being towed during the Holden demonstration FOR SALE - antique pump was damaged when it swayed into an oncoming car. SUMMER 3 FREE kittens, really cute. 2 FEMALE TO share furnished, organ. Mahogony. Perfect Students at the scene said the car being towed had been AVAILABLE NOW. Campus negotiable. 332-7861 or 355- AND working condition. $700 or SSE-in4d16,rale 332" REASONABLE RATES for improperly hooked up, but Zutaut said no determination on 4 2902. 8-4-20 (3) near. Rooms from $80 best offer. Call Bernie. 355- FALL fast and accurate service. month. Call days • 351-6471. 7337 4-4-13 (5) liability has been made thus far. 339-3574. 5-4-17 (3) C-21-4-30 13) BEECHWOOD AMERICANA needed spring term FEMALE spacious 2 MALE BOARDERS Huge | Mobile Homes | J»] ^ L0W RATES Term papers, resumes. Fast expert typing. •PR Teeny tires furnished room, excellent lo¬ T-Shirts rnade from APARTMENTS 332-8529 CM corner apartment. Day and evening. Call "G" CUMBERLAND, Md. (AP) to prop up patients' heads 3-4-11 (3) cation $475 per term, includ¬ art. Photo or „ your ALMA, 1960 - 2 bedrooms, *5 blocks to campus Typing. 321-4771. Little rubber tires that had during surgery at Sacred Heart ing board. 351-7226. slide in FULL COLOR good condition. Near MSU. — •M r 71 a on 141 LANSING-APPLIANCES, 3-4-11 14! $3,300. 489-2928 4-4-12 (3) been designed to encircle pro¬ Hospital. 'Large 2 bedroom unfurnished. Any quantity. Discount - No children, TYPING, EXPERIENCED, motional ashtrays have become They can also be used to apartments pets. Quiet married couple. given for dorm floors 4 ROOMS m large 6 man I w -A- it .ifTrTI fast and reasonable. 371- an important tool in a Cumber¬ support elbows, backs and 'Furnished References, deposit $225 or sport team orders. 482-1727, 663-4345 8-4-18(5) duplex $88.50 337-2757 Close or to MSU, 349-2508 | Peanuts Person*} j[f|| 4635. c-21-4-30 <3> land hospital's operating room. heels, she added. Now Renting For WHITE MONKEY The rubber rings, turned out Kelly-Springfield has do¬ 5-412(3) TYPING term papers etc nated several of the rubber Summer & Fall FEMALE ROOMMATE tn ,, -.. „ — by the Kelly-Springfield Tire Phone: 332-0052 Needed, own bedroom. Cam¬ ROOMMATE FOR 3 Christian ,T° J'ZJor B" we*now ,hat the best person did not win IBM. 10 years 882 4915. 3-4-13 (3) experience.' Co. as a promotion, are being ashtrays for use in the hospi¬ between lpm-Spm MONDAY THRU FRIDAY pus Hill $110/month. 349- 2623, after 6 pm. 3-4-11 (3) woman or 6-4-13131 apartment, summer fall. Call 337-2799 TOP DOLLAR PAID quality stereo - For and that it was fixed - your supporters. 2-1-4-11 (4) » I Wanted I® f A used without their glass inserts tal's surgical ward. JUNE TO June: 4, 5 6, 7 components, TVs, cameras, anything of I Real Estate \[m\ bedroom houses. Close, or NEED FEMALE to share spa¬ ADJOINING LOOKING Glass value, WILCOX TRADING BABYSITTER NEEDED for 2 cious 1 bedroom apartment good shape 351-0765 be¬ River, two rooms in Announcements for It's What's American Red Cross offers Wa¬ friendly POST, 509 E. Michigan, 485- Spring and Summer with Fall tween 6-9 pm. 5-4-13 (31 girls. 3:30 - 6 pm. $25/week. Happening must be received in the ter Safety Instructor Class from country home on 12 acres. 4391. C-21-4-30 (6) CAPE COD - fireplace. One My home. 349-3407 after 6 optional. Campus 1 block, State News office, 343 Student 6:30 to 10 p.m. Thursday, Kinawa FEMALE ROOMMATE, Pets. Call 485-1751 ext 547 or $95 month. Liz 394-5528 - own mile to MSU. $51,900. C-21 pm. 104-20 (3) Services Bldg., by 12 noon at least Pod, Okemos. For more informa¬ room, bath, Lansing town- 669-5069 8 4-17(6) FRAMES OLD, cracked, or Hubbeil Real-Estate Co. Joy Missy 337-2056 2-4-11 (6) two class days before publication. tion, contact Okemos Community house, $90/month + ride to broken? Replacements at low McCarthy 332-3947. No announcements will be accept¬ Education. MSU daily, Lynn 353-4730 ROOMS WITH house privi¬ cost OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 5-4-17 14) JEWISH FEMALE student ed by phone, 8-5. 6-4-11 (4) 2617 E. Michigan Ave., Lan¬ leges available 6 15. $60 and needs female roommate in summer sublease. One block from campus. Reply Box A-1 $80 including utilities. 332- 3991 6-4-16(4) sing. 372-7409. C-5-4-13 (5) | Recreation fjaEll a Lesbian/Gay Council business meeting is at 8 tonight, 4 Student Office of Programs for Handi- cappers provides conversational 4 TRACKSIDE KENTUCKY The State News 8-4-19 (6) Houses Iff] Derby tickets, $90. 34n '«72, Services Bldg. Social gathering to sign language session from 7 to 8 * WOMEN OWN room across - tonight, second floor, Case Hall follow meeting at 9. from campus. Utilities paid, Saturday May 5. E-5-4-13 (3) St. George Equestrian Lounge. CAPITOL VILLA - unfur¬ FIVE BEDROOM house, Ab¬ furnished, no lease, parking. Center nished apartment, clean. MSU Bible Study meets at 7:30 bott Road, $125 per bedroom $80 month. Call 351-4280 or MAN'S JACKET, genuine Dedicated to the Classical Art Summer. Rent negotiable. p.m. Wednesday, D Multipurpose MSU Horticulture Club meets at Size 40 shoulders. 332 8668 5-4-16 (5) leather. of Horsemanship. You'll be 337-0422 X-10-4-13 (3) including utility allowance. Call 694-5189, June Er tember availabilities. 2-4-11 (5) Sep¬ ROOMS FOR rent, quiet co-ed house, close to cam¬ Tailor made, like new $60 or best offer. 355-5795 or 355- 0730 after 5:30 pm *400 acres. 'Indoor riding hall. *112 permanent box stalls 'Outdoor cross country 4) Room, Brody Complex. Applications for positions on the four campus judiciaries will be 6:30 tonight to discuss Spring canoe game, trip, herb sale and soft bail 205 Horticulture Bldg. E-5-4-13 (5) courses. 'Qualified instruc¬ CEDAR VILLAGE 2 FEMALES wanted summer pus, for fall, $120/month 351-2161 4-4-13 (3) + tors. 'Year round programs. accepted from students until April Students for Handgun Contrd 20. Applications are available LOFT, WATER Bed frame. 'Boarding and Sales. 'Pos¬ APARTMENTS term to sublet nice, large Lansing home. Own rooms. COMMUTERS NEED a Bikes - need repair, stereos, sible college credits can be s through the Judicial Programs meet at Union. 8:30 p.m. April 17, 336 Office, 155 Student Services Bldg. Call 487 1831. 3-4-12(4) room during the week? Own aquariums, any reasonable obtained. 9101 Parker Road, Now leasing for room in house across from offer accepted. 351-5695 Laingsburg, Michigan. 517- A MSU Undergraduate Botany summer, and fall. campus. No lease, utilities 3-4-11 (4) 651-6755 or 651-6336 Campus Action meets at 8:30 TWO BEDROOM house Club's Easter Plant Sale is from 10 Summer rent as low as bus route, garden, available on paid, furnished, $80/month, 15-4-30 115) T to 5 Wednesday and Thursday, tonight, 335 Union. Come join us Parking. 332-8667 or 351- NIKKORMAT FT2 75260 mm for prayer, Bible study and Chris¬ $47.50 per person. For now. 332-3827 or 351-0667 International Center. information, 3-4-12 (3) 4280 5-4-16 17) Zoom with flash, 332-2750. 8-4-18 (3) SKYDIVING EVERY week¬ I tian fellowship. end and late afternoon. First The Society of Professional IN EAST Lansing, Spring 501 S. Charles 3 or 4 bed¬ and/or Summer '79 at 541 jump instruction every Satur¬ S Journalists, Sigma Delta Chi, Future Farmers of America meets call 351-5180 room. $250/month plus utili¬ INSTANT CASH! We're pay¬ day- and Sunday starting at meets at 8:30 p.m. Thursday, 334 at 7 tonight, 131 Anthony Had. ft Abbott Road. Call 332-2501 ties. 482-6357 or 882 7631 10-4-23 (3) ing $1-$2 for albums in good 10 a.m. and weekdays by F Union. The guest speaker is ASMSU Rep. 5-4-16 14) shape, WAZOO RECORDS, appointment. Free skydiving Bruce Studer. 223 Abbott 337-0947 programs for groups, MSU Puerto Rican Student Associa¬ Rep. Bruce Studer. LUXURY ROOM, CLOSE M APARTMENT, to campus, ROOM IN 6 man house. C-21-4-30 (4) Sport Parachute Club and tion (PRISA) presents Piri Fernan¬ summer only. 2 blocks to parking, cooking. Call 332 Charlotte Paracenter. 372- dez $95/month plus utilities 7161 or 337 7998. 2-4-11 (31 speaking on "Africa in the campus. Female, rent negoti¬ MODERN AND 9127. 543-6731 Musicians interested in gay Spring and Summer, 351 - Vintage poetry of Puerto Rican writers at able. 332-1228. 8-4-13 (3) 0508. 3-4-12 13) gently used clothing for men C-214-30 (10) 7:30 tonight, 336 Union. music collective should call Les¬ 532 ANN. Furnished room. and women. New arrivals bian/Gay Council office for more Carpet, drapes, parking, utili¬ information. RED GIANT has a large daily. SOMEBODY ELSE'S Juniors, seniors: Earn academic 5 BEDROOM duplex near ties paid. $120. 337-7215 per¬ selection of ments, houses, apart¬ duplexes, studios, etc MSU. 2 full bathrooms, appli¬ ances, carpeting and more. sistently. 3-4-12 (3) OWN ROOM in nice house CLOSET, upstairs Grand River, open Noon-6 pm. We buy 541 E. 6 days. and sell. Service ]Q credit helping to administer teen volunteer program. Contact Dave Persell, College of Urban Develop- Learn about two Summer study programs: English literature in Most areas, sizes, and Cell 339-8686. 8-4-12 (4) London and Florence or Italian in 332-1926. C-21-4-30 I8I available now. Close to MSU, prices. Call and see if we have Florence. Information at 7:30 to¬ $83/month, 332-2751 CALL what you're looking for. 2 FEMALE 4-4-13 (3) NEW AND used guitars, ban¬ TAYMAR Square dance with the MSU Promenaders from 7 to 10 tonight, night. 214 Morrill Hall. Between 9-9, 349-1065. needed to share house. Sum¬ jos, mandolins, etc. Dulci¬ LEGAL SERVICES 355-8255 336 Union. No experience or March against nukes at 10 a.m. 5-4-13(7) mer with fall optional. Own and kits, recorders, SINGLE FURNISHED rooms mers AFFORDABLE room. Mindy, 353-6350 partner necessary. Thursday, from Beaumont Tower or across from Williams Hall. thousands of hard to find LARGE 2 LEGAL SERVICES to state Capitd with Greenpeece, party furnished 332-1794. Z-3-4-13 (5) albums and books. Discount Spring/Summer $85/month. The Peace Corps offers exciting Mobilization for Survival, PIRGIM efficiency. Close to campus. 351 4495 3-4-11 (4) prices. Expert repairs free Air conditioning. $210/ WOMAN TO share 2 bed¬ estimates. ELDERLY IN¬ Initial Consultation FREE positions in 65 countries starting month-fall. $140/month, room house this summer. Find out more in 100 The Office of Vdunteer Pro¬ Frandor area. SPACES AVAILABLE STRUMENTS, 541 E. Grand summer. After 5 p.m. 487 on House Closings From $50 International Center. grams orientation for medical care $92.50/month + utilities. campus at Owen Graduate River, 332 4331. C-21-4-30 (9) count costs ADOMIONM 4451. 20-4-30 (5) Available June 15, 371-2830 Center. Must be over 21. Call facility is at 3:46 today, 26 Student PERSONAL INJURY CASES: Alpha Phi Omega needs you to Services Bldg. Dinner provided. after 5 p.m. Z-2-4-12 (41 355-5068. 5-4-13 14) DID YOU know that .THE NO FEE UNLESS YOU WIN be a blood donor Sign up from FEMALE WANTED for 3 STEREO SHOPPE is the 4:15 to 6 today, Hubbard and United Ministries in Higher Edu¬ bedroom, 2 bath apartment, DUPLEX FOR rent, 3-4 per ROOMS - ON 2 acres, FOR OTHER FEES 694-1351 Akers Halls and tomorrow at cation offer Easter dinner at 3 p.m. own room, $98.33/month, son, near campus. 669-9939 Private lake, garden, dark- place to buy your stereo 7-4-19 (3) 351-8231. 3-4-13 (31 equipment. C-21-4-30 18) Shaw and McDonel H*"« Sunday. 1118 S Harrison Road. 882-1036. 5-4-1314) room t Michigon Stote News Eost lonsing Michigan Wednesday, April 11, 1979 17 f M BAROOGA BANDIT AND THE ROCKETS f| V Fri,. April 27th MSU Auditorium Tickets: $3.50 & 4.50 Michigan Stote News. Eo»t Lansing. Michigon Wednesday April A WEEKEND OF SPECTACULAR MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT UNDER THE STARS APRIL 20 - 22 AT ABRAMS PLANETARIUM FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 355-4672 and Abrams Planetarium present DANCE TO THE QUADRAPHONIC SOUNDS WITH LIGHTS BY COSMIC RADIANCI FRIDAY APRIL 20 — 8, 10, & MIDNIGHT SATURDAY, APRIL 21 — 6, 8, 10, & MIDNIGHT TICKETS - S2.5Q NOW ON SALE AT SOUNDS & DIVERSIONS, WHEREHOUSE RECORDS II & III, AND THE MSU UNION and Abrams Planetarium present LIVE IN CONCERT WITH LIGHTS BY COSMIC RADIANCI SUNDAY, APRIL 22 — 2,4,8, & 10 TICKETS $2.50 NOW ON SALE AT BOTH RECORDLANDS, AND THE MSU UNION WKARFM and Abrams Planetarium present FEATURING GREAT CLASSICAL MUSIC AND A LIVE SKY PRESENTATION SATURDAY, APRIL 21 at 2 PM TICKETS: ADULTS $1.50, STUDENTS $1.00 CHILDREN .50 NOW ON SALE AT THE MSU UNION