VOLUME 73 NUMBER 60 FRIDAY. APRIL 13, 1979 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING MICHIGAN 48824 uspssjo jm S. Africa ousts U.S. amid spying charges By The Associated Press announcement it was the kind of conduct Carter said, "It is particularly unfortunate CAPE TOWN, South Africa — Prime South Africa "would expect from the Soviet that the South African government chose to Minister Pieter W. Botha charged Thurs Union" but not from the United States. He act as it did at a time when we are engaged day that some U.S. Embassy personnel said he expects an official apology from the with it in seeking solutions to the problems have snooped on sensitive areas of South Carter administration. in Namibia iSouth-West Africa) and else¬ Africa with a specially equipped "spy A State Department spokesperson in where in Southern Africa." plane," and he ordered them to leave the Washington refused comment on the sub¬ The State Department said those asked country within a week. stance of the charges. to leave South Africa are: Col. Alvin M. The embassy said it would have no Stansfield Turner, head of the Central Crews, a defense attache: Maj. Bernd comment, but the State Department in Intelligence Agency, when asked for com¬ McConnell, an assistant air attache; and Washington said three U.S. Air Force ment, responded "No." He then added that Master Sgt. Horace E. Wyatt Jr., crew personnel assigned to the embassy were it was against CIA policy to talk about chief of the plane. It said the plane was ordered out. intelligence operations. assigned to crews. No hometowns were The prime minister identified the spy The U.S. Embassy in Pretoria said the given. plane as the private aircraft of U.S. plane, a twin engine C-12A, was assigned to Botha, appearing unexpectedly on the Ambassador William P. Edmonson. He did the embassy. A spokesperson said it is country's 8 p.m. television news broadcast, not announce the name of anyone charged equipped with a camera and took aerial accused the embassy of using Edmondson's with spying, nor did he say how many photographs, but he said he would not call airplane as a "spy plane" to take pictures of people were allegedly involved. the photography espionage. "very sensitive areas" of South African Botha said in a nationally televised State Department spokesperson Hodding territory. He gave no details of what was photo¬ graphed. Edmondson was summoned to the Amines retreat hailed Foreign Ministry and was told the Ameri¬ can diplomats involved must leave South Africa within a week, the prime minister amid Kampala looting Botha described the affair as "disgrace¬ ful" and "a great violation of South African sovereignty." KAMPALA, Uganda (API — A frenzy of taken," the information chief of the new "Photographs in our possession reveal anti-Amin administration. Robert Sebunya, that the embassy aircraft was engaged in a looting swept Kampala Thursday and thousands of joyous Ugandans rallied in a appealed to the crowd. systematic program of photography of vast areas of South Africa, including some of our city square to cheer the fall of Idi Amin. Their new rulers called on all Ugandans to In New York Thursday, Uganda's deputy most sensitive installations." Botha said. ambassador to the United Nations, Idi Edmondson was not immediately avail¬ help hunt down the dictator "wherever he is." Osman, peacefully handed over the coun¬ able for comment. A source close to the Amin and his victorious enemies — try's U.N. mission to the new government embassy said it has a small aircraft assigned Tanzanians and Ugandan rebels — contin¬ at the request of Andrew Kayira, who has to the defense attache, Air Force Col. Alvan ued to wage a radio war. From his just been named Uganda's deputy minister M. Crews. of the interior. The State Department official in Wash¬ broadcasting point in eastern Uganda. Amin insisted the country was still his, and Some residents of Jinja said the Ugandan ington, who asked not to be identified, said the capital's new rulers said over Kampala he did not know exactly what areas of South leader was in that city, and he was believed radio. "Idi Amin has killed hundreds of our Africa had been photographed by the plane, to be transmitting his broadcasts through or whether they were considered classified brothers and sisters." equipment at Soroti, 200 miles northeast of "Amin has looted Uganda more than any by the South African government. Kampala. Much of Uganda, including all of The aircraft reportedly was in Salisbury, other human being has done in the world." Amin's home territory in the north, was the radio said. "All Ugandans who love Zimbabwe (Rhodesia), earlier this week, still beyond Tanzanian lines. The invaders State News Ira Stickstein but the sources said they were not sure their motherland must from now on help did not mount an immediate military Globe Roller .41 Wilkins tries to block a pass bv Spartan Kevin Smith at the benefit basketball game for multiple find Idi Amin wherever he is. He deserves why. The United States does not recognize sclerosis in Jenison Fieldhouse Wednesday night. The Spartans won, 43-35. operation to hunt down Amin and any the Rhodesian government. the gallows." remaining loyal troops. At a later news conference here, Botha It accused Amin, whose eight-year rule was marked by military bragging, of being In the capital, residents said Tanzanian said the "spy plane" incident would not "afraid to say where he is," and gave his troops joined Kampalans in massive plun¬ necessarily mean severing diplomatic rela¬ dering that shifted Thursday from already tions with the United States, but he expects Spartans roll into victory officers two hours to turn themselves in, stripped shops to residential areas and an official apology. with their weapons, "or they will be dealt with accordingly." government offices. continued on page 16) From his radio transmitter at Soroti, 200 miles northeast near the Kenyan border, Bv BRUCE BABIARZ Charles and Greg Kelser each scored six. plays like a movie director on wheels. Amin said, "We have got our soldiers The and CHERYL FISH Sute News Staff W riters Spartans kept their winning streak alive, this time on wheels, by defeating the Globe Roller coach Charles Hallman said he felt his team played very well. "I'm very proud of them," he said. "Now we're No. 2 in the country." "I didn't know if would." we said, "but afterthe half I would win," Kelser was pretty sure we The Spartans led at the half, 22-21. controlling the country." His troops were reported streaming toward the Kenyan border in a chaotic rout, however, fleeing the Tanzanian forces and Ugandan rebels Troopers to file suit who captured Kampala late Tuesday. against Milliken; veto Lansing Globe Rollers, 43-35 Wednesday Toward the end of the game, the crowd of All Spartans had a chance to play, as As estimated 10,000 Kampalans — toting night at Jenison Fieldhouse in a benefit about 7,500 started cheering as Jamie "coach" Darwin Payton, Spartan student looted typewriters on their heads and game for multiple sclerosis. "Shoes" Huffman lost his shoe while leaving It was a close game right up to the final manager, substituted players often, especi¬ the game. sitting in stolen office chairs — filled a minutes, with both teams putting in an ally after Kelser rolled his way into foul In the last few minutes, young autograph square in front of the Ugandan Parliament all-out effort. The experienced Rollers were faster and able to maneuver easily on the trouble, racking up four. The Spartans were full of praise for the Globe Rollers. seekers stormed the Spartan bench. Though the game ended with the Globe for five hours of denunciation of Amin and praise for Tanzania and the new provisional of election bill cited court, but the Spartans sat taller in their Rollers trailing 43 to 35, the game produced government announced Wednesday. chairs and could pick off loose balls and "I think we controlled the boards better," "We'd like to see another demonstration By UNITED PRESS INTERN ATIONAL Milliken, claiming his veto of a controversial no losers. About $15,000 was raised from Mike Longaker said, "but they really played The state troopers union election bill constitutes an unfair rebounds. ticket sales to fight multiple sclerosis, the tomorrow with people marching back to union said Thursday it hard and pressed us." labor practice. Jim Vincent and Eric Gentile, director of handicapper of young adults. government offices with the things they've plans to file suit against Gov. William G. the MSU Office of Programs for Handicap- "It was a very serious game because we The union-backed bill, which has twice both wanted to win," said Mike Brkovich. passed the Democrat-dominated Legisla pers, led the Rollers with 13 and 10 points Most of the Spartans had their hands ture only to be vetoed by Milliken, names respectively. Chet Hep worth and Guyton FORMER MSU ASSOCIATE PROF APPEALS Morales each scored six points. heavily taped for the game to prevent them the Michigan Employment Relations Com¬ Gentile scored most of his baskets with from developing blisters. mission as the agency to conduct a state After the game, Johnson looked at his one-armed shots from the outside. trooper union election — not the state Civil Hepworth out-maneuvered the Spartans with agile wheelchair moves to score three taped hands and commented, "I'm feeling worn out, but I'll be fine at Dooley's." Tenure still sought in legal battle Service Commission. The troopers, who won collective bar¬ baskets and make several blocks on Spartan referring to the post-game party at the bar. gaining rights in last fall's election, often The "Magic Man" said the game was a lot Commission. The commission have been at odds with the commission. shooters. By MICHELE McELMURRY rejected the freedom of speech and due process of law. The top scorer for the Spartans was Bob of fun adding, "we were going for the win, State News Suff Writer But Milliken has argued the commission charges in 1970. Those named in the suit were: former but it was for a good cause." Hildebrand then tried to file a suit in not MERC — has jurisdiction over state Chapman with 10 points. He was followed by Despite 10 of legal battles, John R. President Clifton R. Wharton Jr.; Vice — years The Spartans went into the game Hildebrand is still determined to continue Earvin Johnson with eight points, while Ron state courts, but was refused. President for Research and Graduate employees. uncertain of what to expect from the Rollers. In 1971, Hildebrand filed suit in federal Gordon Gotts, Michigan State Police fighting for his First and 14th amendments Studies, John Cantlon then University Most of the Spartans said they had never rights of freedom of speech and due process court against the MSU Board of Trustees provost; former University College Dean Troopers Associated president, charged Applications now seen a wheelchair game before. In a practice scrimmage Monday night, of law. The former MSU associate professor of and five University officials, charging denial of the constitutional guarantees of Edward A. Carlin; Clinton A. Snyder, professor of social science; and Dunham. Miliken's vetoes are an effort to deny troopers their bargaining rights. the Spartans had their first experience social science and Latin American studies "The association today legally represents taken for loans playing basketball in wheelchairs. "We're going to play to win," Brkovich who was refused tenure and discharged in on payroll deduction nearly 90 percent of the officers in the 2,000 member bargaining 1969, will appear today in the Sixth Circuit said at the time, "but I think we're going to Court of unit," Gotts said. Appeals in Cincinnati, Ohio to The Office of Financial Aids is now get killed." "The association has also gathered signa¬ argue his case concerning academic free¬ accepting Guaranteed Student Loan appli¬ The Spartans had trouble handling the dom. tures of 80 percent of the officers in the cations for the 1979-80 academic year. ball and the wheelchairs during the first Hildebrand, who was employed by the bargaining unit on legal show of interest Students should submit applications prior half, but as the game rolled on, they cards." University from Sept. 1, 1967 to Sept. 1, to June 1 to assure that funds will be adjusted to the chairs. "Governor Milliken, by vetoing the bill, is 1969, has said he was denied tenure because available for September. Johnson passed and controlled the game he was elected by his colleagues to the playing games with the law with troopers, department's Faculty Advisory Committee and the public which granted this benefit at as a non-tenured faculty member. the last election," the union said. Hildebrand also said he was discharged "Governor Milliken is in a conflict of weather State News subscription because he recommended departmental changes in a report on improving under¬ interest by using his role as governor to veto his bill. He has assumed the constitu¬ graduate education. tional role of employer... and therefore has Today's weather was made to Hildebrand was notified of his dismissal order for all those who believe a constitutional responsibility and obliga¬ during the summer of 1968 in a letter from tion that comes with the employer under refunds amount to $138 Douglas Dunham, then chairperson of the department of Social Science. nothing good can happen on Friday the 13th. Periods of rain — with a ehance of thunder labor law. "If the employer, as one of the parties to Hildebrand maintains he was denied his storms thrown in for die hard collective bargaining, is to dictate terms of A total of $138 has been refunded within the past week in State News subscriptions for rights to due process when Dunham refused collective bargaining, it would destroy the Friday the 13th haters - are spring term. Tuesday was the last day to receive a refund. to provide him with written reasons for his predicted. For those who don't integrity and value of the entire process," About $95 of the amount has been turned over to People's Choice, a newspaper for dismissal and denied his request to present believe the day has to be all the union said. minorities at MSU. a defense. bad, a high near 60 is also in the A spokesperson for the union said he The subscription refund drive was the culmination of a Black Student Coalition march After spending his last year at MSU expects the suit to be filed within a week, one week ago to protest inadequate State News coverage of minority issues and affairs. going through various campus grievance probably in the Michigan Court of Appeals. Seventy-seven dollars was given in refunds last Friday, the day of the coalition's procedures and the tenure commission, The troopers association also has asked march. After the march, State News General Manager Gerald Coy donated $500 to Hildebrand attempted to file a complaint the Legislature to override Milliken's veto. People's Choice. with the Michigan Employment Relations It said a vote is expected in early May. 2 Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan Friday April 13, 1979 ORDEM PRECMJTIONAR YMEASURES NRC warns 34 nuclear plants WASHINGTON (Apt The nuclear core of Three Mile treme seriousness and The operators were told to be con ty features before they under Nuclear Regulatory Commis Island's Unit 2 and raised the alert to the previously dis sequences" of that kind of stand fully whatever problem sion told operators of 34 atomic danger of meltdown, which mistake and to adopt pro¬ counted possibility that a gas a may be confronting them. power plants Thursday to be could have released large cedures to make sure vital The commission had learned bubble could form — one large ware of the kinds of mistakes amounts of radioactivity. Somoza's troops blast stubborn guerrillas and breakdowns that safety systems are restored to that at Three Mile Island, enough to hamper the circula plunged "Several aspects of the inci operation after testing and operators manually turned off tion of cooling water. And they the Three Mile Island plant to dent" apply to all of these maintenance. an emergency cooling system were told to figure out in barricades and in deep trenches the brink of disaster. pressurized water reactors, the The NRC also told operators when no other cooling system advance what steps to take to MANAGUA Nicaragua (AP) — Nation stone The NRC had already issued commission said. not to override automatic safe al guard troops used air strikes and They said parts of Esteli were sown with was working. cope with such a situation. new orders, shortly after the The NRC ordered the opera armored vehicles Thursday to try to blast booby traps. March 28 accident near Harris tors of the 34 plants to take stubborn Sandinista guerrillas from dug- The guard launched a fierce counter¬ burg, Pa., to the operators of steps to either avoid or learn in positions in the embattled town of Esteli. attack Wednesday to try to dislodge the guerrillas who seized the town Satur¬ day. Esteli a town of 35 000 is 90 miles the nine new nuclear designed by Three Mile Island's plants how to cope with the kind of problems that plagued Three Zamhians claim refugee builder. Babcock & Wilcox. The Mile Island. Military sources, the Red Cross and the north of Managua the capital. new directive went to 34 plants At the Three Mile Island refugees said there were casualties but hit by Rhodesians The national guard is President Anas- designed by Westinghouse installation, the NRC found, none could provide exact figures of dead and wounded. tasio Somoza s 10,000-person military and police force. The Sandinistas have Corp. and Combustion En gineering Corp. valves in circulation an auxiliary water system were in¬ camp been trying for a decade to oust him and The NRC made it clear for correctly left closed, pre¬ Witnesses said the heavily armed SALISBURY, Zimbabwe tAPI — Rhodesian complex of ZIPRA terrorist camps known the first time that all 34 of these venting the system from cool¬ end his authoritarian rule. Somoza jets bombed guerrillas of the Sandinista National was in "pressurized water reactors" a suspected guerrilla stronghold in collectively as Shelinda, some 66 miles west of Liberation Front were holding out behind Florida for an Easter Week vacation. ing the reactor after the main Zambia, and officials denied Zambian claims Solwezi in Zambia. Close to the terrorist camps is throughout the nation may be circulation system failed. Thursday that the attack hit a refugee camp, the Meheba refugee camp which was not vulnerable to the same kinds of The new directive told plant killing 136 persons and injuring 200, including affected." mishaps that damaged the operators to study "the ex women and children. ZIPRA is the military wing of the Joshua Revolutionary government executes eight Rhodesian authorities said their planes hit a Nkomo's Zimbabwe African People's Union guerrilla camp Wednesday night and a refugee (ZAPU). Rhodesia is the colonial name for site located nearby was untouched. Zimbabwe. TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — firing squads shot eight more of the Revolutionary number of persons confirmed as cuted since Ayatollah Ruhollah Kho¬ exe Insulin-producing They said the attack was part of a general mobilization to prevent guerrilla sabotage of next week's voting for Zimbabwe's first black-majority Zimbabwe's black guerrillas — estimated to number 11,500 in all — hope to disrupt the vote on majority rule next week. exiled shah s men before dawn Thursday meini s revolutionary government took and hours later a tribunal passed death and prison sentences on six police power Feb. 12 and began secret Islamic trials that order the sentences carried out cells transplanted government. The raid was the third officially reported crossborder attack this week, and the sixth into The guerrillas oppose the election, saying whites will continue to dominate Zimbabwe because of constitutional provisions that give officers charged with torturing political immediately without appeal. Zambia this month. whites control of the military and judiciary and State radio reported Mohmoud Moini WASHINGTON i.AP) — Insulin producing cells have been prisoners, the state radio said. The Rhodesian military, confirming Wednes¬ guarantee them 28 seats in the 100 seat The radio said another court former chief of the SAVAK in the holy city transplanted successfully into diabetic rats without the problems of Thursday day night's raid on a Zambian target, said: "... Parliament, enough to block constitutional of Qom rejection a step that may lead to a new way of treating human , levied a death sentence on Gen. Hashem was executed for corruption to Air attacks have been carried out on a large changes. diabetes, researchers say. Berenjian, former head of the Iranian air the core fighting against clergymen and Researchers at Washington University Medical School in St. force counter-intelligence service. warring with God and his emissaries Louis have developed a way of culturing donor insulin cells which The shootings brought to 109 the deactivates companion cells that trigger the recipient's rejection TORM.4DO DAMAGE $300 MILUOS mechanism, says a study published today in Science magazine. None of the diabetic rats getting the treated insulin-producing cells, called islets, had rejected them after periods exceeding 100 Cosmonaut? forced to abandon mission days, the report said. Untreated islet cells were rejected by the recipients' immune systems in a week or two. Texas city disaster area More importantly, the study said, the treated islet cells MOSCOW (AP) A Soviet and a The Soviet news agency Tass said a continued producing insulin within the recipients' bodies, blood WICHITA FALLS, Texas (API - President — very fortunate if there were not 100 killed," said Bulgarian cosmonaut returned safely to malfunction in the approach correction sugar levels dropped to normal levels and the animals regained Carter on Thursday declared this ravaged city a Mayor Kenneth Hill. Earth in on unusual night landing power unit of the space capsule caused normal weight. disaster area and city officials instituted a As many as 800 persons were injured, almost the last-moment cancellation of Dr. Paul E. Lacy, the chief researcher, said in a telephone dusk to-dawn curfew and a price-freeze in the 700 of them in Wichita Falls. Thursday after aborting their attempteJ a dock¬ interview that it may be years before the method is ready for aftermath of one of the most devastating "From what I've heard so far, this ranks in linkup with an orbiting space laboratory ing with the Salyut 6 space station where clinical use in humans. tornadoes in the nation's history. terms of damage only behind the tornadoes that Moscow radio reported. two other Soviets have been in orbit for But he said overcoming the rejection problem is significant and Meanwhile, rescuers searching the eight-mile The broadcast said the Soyuz 33 six-and-a-half weeks hit Topeka in 1966, Lubbock in 1970, Omaha in should accelerate research on islet transplants, including those long section damaged by the twister Tuesday 1975 and Xenia, Ohio, in 1975," said Kansas spacecraft launched late Tuesday de¬ The failure was the first in four between different species. tornado specialist Joe Eagleman. "It's only the night recovered the body of the 43rd victim ployed its parachutes normally and made intercosmos operations and dampened We are now working on transplanting cells from hamsters Thursday. The dead man was identified as Arden fifth tornado to cause more than $100 million in a soft landing in the steppes in the Thursday s celebrations here of the 18th rats." Lacy into said. "If this works and we find we can use islet J. Turner, 33, of Wichita Falls. damage in history." targeted area of Kazakhstan about 1 800 anniversary of the first manned space cells from other species, this could solve the problem of where to "Maybe I'm speaking from a standpoint of fear Gov. Bill Clements toured the city Wednesday miles southeast of Moscow, flight — that of Russia s Yuri Gagarin. get islets to use in man. if it comes to that." rather than knowledge, but we're going to be and estimated damage up to $300 million. A Spaghetti Tree ALAMAZOO NtXTTQTHt ft Tonight Saturday Jack Hamilton Florida's courtrooms open to cameras returns 9:30-12:30 a bright, new TALLAHASSEE Flo. (AP The Florida meet test included Fridays musical talent - a narrow by the Supreme Court opened the state s court¬ justices in their opinion The court rooms to cameras and recording equip¬ declined Thursday however to outline mor^TTmt^us^paghTttir ment on a permanent basis Thursday specific cases in which a judge could thus giving electronic media and press close a proceeding to cameras photographers their broadest access to legal proceedings anywhere in the nation. In a related development the Ohio Supreme Court on Thursday announced that it has amended the Here comes state s code of In a unanimous ruling, the court said judicial conduct to allow broadcasting cameras will be allowed in Florida and photographing of courtroom pro¬ courtrooms, effective May 1 as a general ceedings. However the Ohio amend¬ practice unless the presiding judge ments will bt> in effect for only one year, specifically finds that cameras and beginning June 1 after which the court recording devices should be prohibited. will decide whether to permanently In such a case, the judge would have to adopt modify or rescind them. Tests prove minute amounts of uranium melted ORANGE LAKE DRIVE MIDDLETOWN Pa. (AP) - Lab tests number two reactor Goes Underground! show that at most an insignificant The amounts of uranium are in the amount of uranium melted in the Three range of parts per billion. If you hod Mile Island nuclear plant s reactor core significant fuel melting you would after a March 28 accident the Nuclear expect to see uranium in parts per Regulatory Commission said Thursday. million, he added. "It indicated no fuel melting occurred. The tests on core damage were done at Or if it did, it was exceedingly small, and nuclear laboratories in Oak Ridge, Tenn., that's good news, said NRC spokesper¬ and Savannah River, S.C. If samples son James Hanchett after tests were run drawn from the reactor s primary cooling on samples drawn from the primary system showed uranium deposits, it cooling system of the plant's crippled would indicate severe contamination. Erased cockpit tape remains mystery Shepard's Shoes wants INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) — The pilot of 360-degree roll as it flew at 39 000 feet you to walk in Sunjuns a TWA jet that rolled over and fell five The jet broke the sound barrier as it dove miles in the skies above Michigan last about 30,000 feet. ^ comfort this summer. So week said Thursday he didn t know we carry dozens of style how Gibson ordered the landing gear the tape on the plane's cockpit flight lowered, a maneuver that stabilized the and color combinations in these super comfy Bass Sun¬ recorder was erased. plane and brought it under control. juns. Step into the pillowy suede insole and you'll realize through Friday A Saturday But Harvey Gibson, the pilot, said that Aboard were seven crew members and you need not look any further for summer sandals. Bass had the tape not been erased, its 80 passengers on a flight from New York Sunjuns $22.00. contents would have "only made the to Minneapolis. NEW DAfLY REDUCED crew look good." Gibson said the erasure may have Gibson was among witnesses BAR PRICES 11 am-8pm "The Look That Fits" Thurs¬ been automatic because the recording day as the National Transportation Safety equipment recycles itself every 30 Board held a public hearing on the minutes. The TWA incident. after the incident before plane flew 45 minutes making an 3i°ound Downtown East Lansing He was at the controls of the TWA 727 emergency landing at Detroit. 224 Abbott Rd. trijet April 4 when the plane went into a E.Lansing 351-2285 Michigan State News Eost Lansing Michigan Friday, April 13, 1979 3 mr v Mall site re zoning ~ .]' to get By SUSAN TOMPOR council vote other than what is allowed by the business zoning recommendations, he said, and can State News Staff Writer the present recommendation as a meter zoning. use A recommendation to rezone a major But because the city is required to rezone to gauge public opinion. portion of the Dayton Hudson mall site the property, he said, no business may "It's basically zoned nothing right now," from business to low-density residential will he said. "It's better have zoned develop on the land. to it be presented to City Council Tuesday. Dayton Hudson is thus denied all of its something than zoned nothing." The Planning Commission approved re¬ Edward Church, a planning commissioner property rights until rezoning is completed, commending the initiation of an ordinance Owen said. opposed to the recommendation, said the to rezone the property in a 4-3 vote at its "The longer the city waits, the more risk action is "slightly premature" because it Wednesday night meeting. it runs of being taken to court." does not offer consideration to the reports The recommendation was included in a Lawerence Kestenbaum, a planning com¬ of the Commercial Advisory Committee and list prepared by the planning staff which missioner who approved the recommenda¬ the Housing Advisory Committee. outlines Land Use Advisory Committee tion, said the action taken by the commis Although the rezoning can be deferred objectives that could be implemented sion shows a "good-faith effort on rezoning" after City Council submits an ordinance to immediately. but does not close out any other zoning the Planning Commission for approval, The property is cut by a proposed uses. Church said, the commission's action may continuation of Swart Street from its origin have to be revised at a later date. Commissioners are open toward other at Abbott Road on the east through Coolidge Road on the west. Land north of the proposed road would be zoned low-density multiple dwelling. The zoning would allow the development of one-famiiy, two-family and townhouse ord Marshall units. A maximum of eight units could be Twenty-five students gathered in front of Beaumont Tower Thursday and marched down Michigan Avenue to developed per acre. the Capitol to protest nuclear power. The march was sponsored by Greenpeace. PIRGfM and Mobilization for Land south of the proposed road would be Survival. Further anti-nuclear plans include a statewide nuclear protest march. April 21. in Midland, Mich. zoned as a business district. The zoning would permit general office, hotel or apartment development. The Land Use Advisory report states that the proposed business zoning should Here's how MSU-area lawmakers voted on legislation this week. The legislators are RHA HOLDS REFERENDUM also permit the inclusion of sit-down Reps. David Hollister, a Lansing Democrat from the 57th District: Debbie Stabenow, a restaurants. Such an inclusion would Lansing Democrat from the 58th District; H. Lynn Jondahl, an East Lansing Democrat from the 59th District: and Sen. William Sederburg, an East Lansing Republican from require a modification of the zoning the 24th District. Nestle regulation, city planner Robert Owen said. The Residence Halls Association will boycott possible and dehydration. East Lansing is required to property by an agreement rezone the it made before the election with Dayton Hudson and Citizens for a Livable Community. The agreement states that with a "no" House Bill 4116 — a bill to House of Representatives regulate the sale of motor vehicle registration lists. The bill provides that lists can be sold only if the information is needed to notify vehicle owners of defects or recalls or for statistical or research purposes. Hollister, yes: Stabenow, yes; Jondahl, yes. Passed 84 to 10. president for student affairs, most students hold a referendum to student Residence hall management will consider seemed to comply with the policy and were House Bill 4119 a bill to provide assistance to employee-owned corporations. The survey vote, Dayton Hudson Properties would not — opinion on whether management should the referendum results in its decision on willing to work with it. build a mall at the proposed site and City Michigan Department of Labor would aid employees faced with loss of work due to the accept products from the Nestle Corp. whether to buy Nestle products. An RHA "What we're trying to do is react to Council would rezone the land from B-2 closing of a business operation. Hollister, yes; Stabenow, ves; Jondahl, yes. Passed 93 to The bill was approved Wednesday night committee was set up to organize the behavior as we have before and present a Business to some other appropriate use. 1. after a presentation from INFACT — Infant House Bill 4199 a bill removing the restrictions obtaining absentee ballots. survey. policy that is clear to students and clear to The mall, which was to have been built at — on Formula Action Coalition — a group Another committee was also approved to staff," said Oliaro. "We're not going to have Lake Lansing Road and U.S. 127, was Opponents of the bill claim the measure will increase costs of elections to local units of organizing the Nestle boycott. investigate possible alternatives to the people going door-to-door to check I.D. defeated by a vote of 12,178 to 10,685 last government. Hollister, yes; Stabenow, yes; Jondahl, yes. Passed 62 to 42. The boycott protests the corporation's current alcohol policy. cards." November. House Bill 4216 — a bill to increase membership on the state Domestic Violence sale of expensive infant formula in develop¬ Paul Oliaro. from Residence Hall Pro¬ In other business: Owen said that though there is no time Prevention and Treatment Board from five members to seven. The move is to gain ing countries. When the formula is diluted gramming Office, said after the letter of • President Chris Hoffman announced limit regarding the implementation of a new minority representation on the board. Hollister, yes; Stabenow, yes; Jondahl, yes. the infants develop diarrhea, malnutrition clarification by Eldon Nonnamaker, vice Steve Wachsburg from ASMSU Legislative Passed 100 to 1. zoning standard, the city faces a "myriad of Affairs would like RHA members to help House Bill 4252 — increases state Housing Authority funding for building new homes challenges — legally" the longer it post¬ petition a drive to put the drinking age pones rezoning. by offering loans in distressed areas without regard to applicants' income. Hollister, yes; issue on the 1980 ballot: Because the property is zoned B-2 Owen Stabenow, yes; Jondahl, yes. Passed 84 to 16. Barrel's bathroom sink • a bill allowing $8,000 in RHA movie funds to be transferred to the spring said, the property cannot be developed for concert account was approved; • Executive Assistant Audrey Slavin reportedly off the wall Planners parking lot announced RHA Week, May 13 through 19. will include a foot race, canoe races, a tug of to suggest war and movies; A washbasin in the men's restroom at the An employee of the Peanut Barrel. 521 E. • Vice President Carol Purdy announced Peanut Barrel was mysteriously ripped off Grand River Ave., said he heard a noise in a DPS officer will discuss recent towing the wall late Wednesday night. East Lansing police said they have a male the restroom and called police after he found the damaged sink and water running on the wall. Damage has not been estimated problems at the next RHA meeting, April 18: and • it was announced the Rhapport commit¬ restriping include smaller spaces needs member and Radio Board By SUSAN TOMPOR taking action. "Past surveys have shown Commission members said suspect, but he claims he only punched the as yet, police said. tee a new wall with his fist. needs State News Staff Writer Implementation of the that about 30 percent of all cars sized-down spaces could be n Police are investigating. a chairperson. East Lansing should begin to recommendation began Thurs¬ in city parking lots are small located in prime spots in the lot restripe parking lots to include day as the Engineering cars," said Bradford Pryce. to encourage the use of small sized-down spaces for small Department began surveying group manager of the Depart cars. GOP charges called 9 cars, the Planning Commission decided Wednesday. Reviewing a series of Trans¬ the numbers of small cars that occupy city parking lots, said Gordon Melvin, group manager ment of Planning. Housing and Community Development. Pryce said no statistics are The special spaces would be available only in nonmetered lots, Pryce said. An attendant would have it to be," Forbes said. "Its definitions unclear, and of the Engineering Depart available to indicate the num could monitor the lot to deter¬ By KIM CRAWFORD are portation Advisory Committee recommendations outlined by ber of spaces that would be mine that the proper cars are State News Staff W riter they need to be made clear. "It has been slow, but no slower than it was two years ago." planning staff as ones of imme¬ Melvin said the survey created by the program. continued on page 111 Republican leadership sharply criticized the state Legislature for a "virtually nonexistent track record," and saddled the blame Bob Reinshuttle, legislative assistant to Senate Majority Leader diate importance, the commis¬ should be complete by the on the Democratic majority Thursday. William Faust, also brushed aside the Republican barbs. sion voted to recommend that middle of next week. Actual And Democrats shrugged off the accusations as "the same old "These types of comments are leveled by the Republicans every the city not wait for the new restriping could begin by late year. In a month, major legislation will come out." Comprehensive Plan before May, he said. The Republican attack came at a Thursday afternoon press conference held by Rep. William Bryant, House minority leader, and Sen. Robert Vanderlaan. Senate minority leader. OPEN PETITIONING The two accused Democratic leadership of stalling action on implementation of the Headlee tax limitation amendment, supplemental appropriations and workers compensation reform. ^jjnrtamriatPr FOR "This legislative session is three-and-a-half months old and I'm afraid it's acting its age," Bryant said. Think Spring Rsmsu "One only needs to look at the piles of bills introduced, acted upon and passed to see the inaction by this Legislature," he said, with a STUDENT BOARD showing reporters a stack of 467 bills which have been introduced in the House and another pile of the 60 that were passed. Vanderlaan said the Legislature has gone 14 weeks into the year TEN-SPEED EXECUTIVE OFFICES "without anything of substance" being accomplished. Bryant was also critical of House inaction on appropriations bills." BIKE TUNE-UP Chief of Staff A sst. Ex. Director "Now I hear rumblings we may be headed for late July or even August budget session," he said. "There is no excuse for that kind | Sportsmeister | Legislative Affairs Community Affairs of delay." Labor Affairs ' Information The two measures to Republicans mentioned the possibility of introducing place deadlines on the Legislature to "get the job BIKE TUNE !I done." 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Critics had predicted weeks ago what Carter I'm getting very tired of reading and would say, and they had begun presenting their arguments against I'm heading on out of the Libe, my arms loaded with books, this curtly. "If the boys who ramrod this spread worked half as hard for hearing about how hard the veterans of the flunky stops me at the door. the T" as he has. we wouldn't be in the financial crunch we're in. Vietnam War have it. More and more we decontrol of domestic crude oil prices. But it didn't matter; Carter went You're Lash Larrowe, aren't you?" she asks. "The head of the You ever think of that?" hear about how they are the victims and on TV and presented a plan doomed to failure. Library gave us orders not let you out of here with any books until "What about Magic's dream he'd someday play in the how they bear the guilt, accusations and The decontrol of prices has been attacked by many critics. The more you pay the $17.20 in late fines you owe us." Olympics?" she asks. "That goes out the window if he turns pro. reactions against the role the United States cynical ones oppose decontrol because the oil companies favor it. The "I'm appealing that $17.20." I says, "and Dr. Chapin said I can took in Vietnam. more empirically minded critics point instead to the inflationary take out any book I need for the course I'm teaching." "Sure." I says. "But he's found out the teams he'd be playing No doubt that some are victims, but I "In that case. OK." she backs down. "From what your students against in the Olympics, like the Russkys, are really professionals, wonder if they are as prevalent as the pressures decontrol would present through higher prices. tell me about your course. Lash, you'd need a wheelbarrow jo when you get right down to it. I figure if he's gonna play against media would have us believe. They are also quick to point out the supply and demand factors carry all the books you'd need to bring that course of yours up to pros, he might as well get paid for it. the way the other superstars I am a Vietnam veteran. Nine months of associated with price rises of past months: demand has not significantly date." do." my life were spent there. I don't feel as lessened, and surprise "shortages" still emerge despite promises from "What do they know?" 1 barks. "I say when you've got a set of "I hadn't thought of it that way," she says, "but then I'm not into particularly piteous as some would have me producers that they will step up exploration when they receive higher good notes you've been using for 20 years, you don't throw 'em out sports the way you are. Lash. I do know this much, though. If feel. I don't blame any lacking I show now just because they're getting a little yellow around the edges, some Magic isn't here to draw the crowds, your pal Big Ed and his on my "Vietnam experiences." If I fail at prices. buddies in Lansing won't be 3ble to build that sports arena they've These arguments didn't faze Carter, although they did bring johnny come-lately says you're behind the times." something. I don't give some mystic excuse "Anyway, Lash," she says. "I'm glad I ran into you. you being a been promoting, will they?" like, "well, ya know man, like I was in Congressional concern into focus. Carter felt he didn't have to listen to well-known economist and all. I wanted to ask you: what do you "That's a plus for Magic splitting for the pros." I answers. If they Nam." I have coped. I suspect most other economic gobbledvgook; the power to decontrol prices is solely in the think about the possibility Magic might be leaving the '1" to go don't build the sports arena, our students won't have to go off vets have too. hands of the President — under present law. into the pros?" campus to see the team play, get ripped off to pay for the arena You could go on and on about how tough "I'm for it." I answers. when they buy their tickets for the games." it has been for some to adjust. For me, the Carter has already made his move, but he put the pressure on "I'm surprised to hear you say that." she says. "I should think "Gee. Lash," whe entuses, "I'm impressed with your masterful hardest adjustment has been to be 26 years Congress to make his plan look good to the American people by passing you of all people would appreciate the financial value a college analysis of what Magic should do. It's like I always tell my friends. old, in a class full of 20-year-olds, a slight an excess profits tax to take away part of the profits oil companies will education would have to him. What if he leaves school now and You wanta get the answer to a complicated problem, go to an out-of-touch feeling. I think that's a typical receive from higher fuel prices. gets hurt'1" He won't have a professional career ahead of him, and expert, right?" reaction to any such age difference, and not Members of Congress have already expressed concern about the he won't have an education, either." Before 1 can say I couldn't agree more, this guy bumps into me, really attributable to my time in Vietnam. "He graduated from high school, didn't he?" I demands. my books go flying all over the floor. The point is I'm sure there are those who ability of their colleagues to defeat the strong oil lobby and pass the bill "What's that got to do with it?" she wonders. have had adjustment problems in the area "I see now why you're in favor Magic leaving, Lash!" she sneers to take away corporate dollars, dollars that otherwise could find their Recent studies have shown that the lifetime earnings of college as she helps me pick 'em up. "Look at these titles: 'The ABCs of the of jobs and relationships. What I resent is ways into the campaign funds of the "proper" candidates. graduates aren't that much higher than high school grads," I Hardship Clause'; 'I Made a Cool Million as Dr. J's Agent'; 'You. someone using mentally and physically There would be no political winners under the Carter plan, and if he explains. "If Magic drops out now. he'll make up the difference in a Too. Can Make it Big Representing Professional Athletes'! handicapped vetrans to continue a national had it his way, the only potential bad-guys would be Congress, the ones week, the bread the pros'U lay on him. Even if he does get hurt after "You're gonna be Magic's agent!" she screams. "He does the guilt complex. who had a chance to make the Carter plan "work" but refused to do so. a few months, he'll be way ahead, money-wise." But, a national guilt complex can only work, you move in like a sleazy parasite and pick up easy bucks!" "I didn't know that, she says. "Hut wouldn't it be unfair of cause interference with our responsible Even if Congress passes the excess profits tax to cover windfall "He and I have talked about it," I admits, "but you've got me Magic to desert the T" and all his fans? Especially those basketball position in the world. I know Vietnam was a profits, the Carter plan will still hurt consumers and help oil companies. boosters who took out those full-page ads urging him to stay? We wrong if you think I'm interested in making money out of him. If I mistake. I can name nine men on my ship The tax would not take away all windfall profits, just part of them, and can be No. 1 again next year, you know, if he's on our team. You were, I sure wouldn't be satisfied with the lousy 30 percent we alone who died from that mistake. But, I will leave a chunk of money for the oil companies with the assumption know yourself. Lash, how the Legislature loves MSU when we agreed on. don't think that as a veteran. I was left "I only agreed to represent Magic to make sure he gets every- holding the bag. Vietnam was far from the they will re-invest those dollars into domestic exploration, instead of that his share for Moo." 1 last dime he's entitled to." diversification projects like hotels and department stores. "Magic'< already done more s personal trauma some would want me to profess. I have picked up and moved on, Any law prohibiting investment into otherwise legal ventures will wiser for my experience, and ready for certainly face a legal challenge or a compromise the Carter VIEH'POIATs IRAN AND PAKISTAN tomorrow. I suggest those who want to administration is becoming known for. So. just as the Teamsters were learn, must also move on. able to convince the White House to stretch its inflation guidelines to Daniel J. VanderMeer allow a 30 percent contract increase in wages and benefits over three years, Exxon will be able to convince the pro-corporate Department of Khomeini's unholy alliance 226 Knob Hill Energy to stretch its definition of acceptable profits. I An alternate strategy, one that bypasses Carter's refusal to look out B\ MA1.EK MOHAMMAD TOWGH1 gallows, openly propagate their disbelief in one-track fanatic minds is on its way. paid my money; Khomeini celebrated his first Iranian the democratic system. The job-hunters and Following the 'unique' Khomeinist type of for the people's interests, is emerging in Congress. The power of the New Years day in power by killing more administrative mercenaries of this obscure referendum it will apparently be imposed in president to decontrol oil prices is one granted by law. Congress can than 1.000 Kurds, including women and and fanatic Pakistani group have already- a similar atmosphere of harassment and I want my space change the law, and take away the power from presidents who abuse it. children. He used the same guns the shah infiltrated t$|* #ti-producing Arab countries. religious fanaticism after a similar 99.99 Control of oil prices must remain. had purchased to suppress those who do not This group played an inhuman rofe in percent victory. We keep reading articles in The State conform Khomeinist religious, ethnic and News about the students' problems with The decontrol won't work, the excess profits tax is inadequate, and to getting Mujib of Bangladesh butchered — There is historical, rational, and logical political creed. Khomeini's government along with his wife and children. Their role evidence for our concern about the fact that parking at Case Hall. Students know that the Carter reasoning cannot be broken by facts. The energy policy must when they enroll at the University there shamelessly used a section of the shah's in obtaining asylum for Mujib's killers in an the non-dominent regional nationalities become a political standoff between the executive and legislative infamous Immortal Guards to answer the other Muslim country was not less alarm such as the Kurds, Baluchs, Turkomans, are certain parking restrictions, yet they branches to prevent further price gouging from gaining government Kurdish demand for equal treatment of ing. Arabs, and Azaris — along with non-Muslim still chose MSU for their education. So why- non-dominent and oppressed ethnic and The dark and armed forces of Khomeini, minorities — will suffer from Khomeinism do they choose now to break these rules? I approval. have worked at the University for 11 years religious groups. reinforced by their Pakistani counterparts more than others. The process of intimida¬ While our "sign of God' — avatollah — are on the march in various directions. It is tion and annihilation has already started. and have had to pay for my parking all who has replaced "Gods chosen one' — now obvious that they aim at imposing a Please help in order to stop or. at least, those years. There is nothing more madden¬ A thankless job Khoda.Yagan — i Shah's official title) was rejoicing over the establishment of a Medieval exploitative system along with its fanatic elements on a beautiful, but un¬ expose the process. As a Baluch citizen ofjran, I would be ing than to come back to work at noon and not be able to find a parking place because of student-non-faculty stickered-cars. Park¬ government of God.' his guns were blazing fortunate country — Iran. The establish glad to contact individuals groups i The Tanzanian forces of President Julius at the Turkomans. Three hundred and fifty ment of Khomeini's "Government of God' ested in forming finding forums for the ing is a privilege on this campus and if that Nyerere, who were Turkomans were gunned down by Kho¬ (obviously Sheite Persian speaking) has cause of federal secular democracy- privilege is abused, the abuser should be responsible for the recent "liberation" of the Ugandan people from the meini's holy warriors' in day. created a permanent source of harassment, reckened with. I'm for having all faculty- one general — and for the cause of oppressed despotic rule of Idi Amin, have been denied the congratulatory Communications between Iranian humiliation, and discrimination against all nationalities and religious ethnic groups in staff parking areas gated. That way I'd be pat-on-the-back they so richly deserve. And though it is an unfortunate Baluchistan and the rest of the world were other non-regional ethnic, religious and Iran, Pakistan and Iraq in particular. guaranteed my paid parking space and irony, it is readily understandable. cut by the Khomeini government during the enlightened political sections. The con¬ Towghi is o Ph D candidate in History /no/oring non-paying people would not be able to Since President Nyerere came to power, he has been an outspoken two weeks prior to the farce they called a stitution of the country, prepared by international relations abuse my rights! Terry J. Waters, referendum. Foreign media personnel try¬ Secretary critic of the United States' foreign policy in Africa. And though Idi Amin ing to enter Baluchistan were turned back. Institute of Water Research was also an outspoken critic of the United States, his brand was on the The films of TV crews which had managed opposite end of the spectrum as Nyerere's. Where Amin would make to reach the Turkoman region were bombastic accusations which inevitably grabbed international headlines confiscated. There are reports that Old sayings don't and further proved his mental instability, Nyerere took the route of Khomeini's Islamic republic' is receiving military reinforcement from its fanatic carefully chosen words, empirical economic evidence and low-key Pakistani counterpart. Their purpose is to die, just get old persuasion. Amin could be dealt with. Nyerere could not. keep the Baluchi people divided as a nation As a black student who has been Nyerere has usually been labeled pro-Marxist by Western press. and separated between two countries. It is associated with MSU since 1971, I fully What this means is that Nyerere strongly believes Tanzania's means of ironic that the self-styled anti-imperialists are massacring those who do not believe in agree and support the Black Student production should be owned by Tanzania, as opposed to foreign the sanctity of boundaries drawn by the Coalition. The State News has always ownership, with a guaranteed cut of the wealth. Tanzania selfishly British colonialists. undereported minority events. I'm glad believes Tanzanians should get what is theirs, not just a royalty. And students are aiming at the large amount of Khomeini's government has accelerated money The State News receives. beyond merely believing in this idealistic vision, Nyerere has enacted its collaboration with Pakistan against the It never fails to amaze me how the editorial such policies — much to the chagrin of the United States and Western non-sectarian secular government of board can attack inadequate affirmative multinational corporations. Nyerere stands as an island on the continent Afghanistan. Internally, through media and action programs, loudly condemn South of Africa. whispering campaign, the traditional African racism but can't relate to 2,000 Persian, Sheite chauvinism, racism and blacks right under its own nose. A survey Perhaps it is his background in the study of philosophy, or perhaps he fanaticism are being encouraged and should be taken to see what are the is genuinely beyond personal avarice, but he has not succombed to the strengthened against all other groups. The enticement of vast personal wealth that is so characteristic of Third expectations of all MSU students have of enlightened liberal and progressive ele¬ their newspaper. It's obvious that needs World leaders. And because of that, he is the most dangerous of threats ments within the Persian Sheite com¬ aren't being met. Oh well, you know the to the "American Way." munity who disagree with Khomeini's orthodox chauvinism are being harassed saying; either read today's State News or To hear world reaction to Amin's previous atrocities, one would think and marked as traitors and heathens — yesterday's Free Press, it's the same. Ronald Moore that whoever was responsible for his demise would be heralded the their literature confiscated. 134 Stoddard #3 world over — such has not yet been the case. But if the Western world The fanatic religious ideologues of cannot let bygones be bygones with regard to Nyerere's past criticisms, Maudoudi's Islamic Party (Pakistan) are in at least Nyerere can. One of his first statements after the fall of close contact with the Khomeinists of Iran. The members of this party have joined Gen. Towing could be Uganda's capital was to implore the United States government to do all Zia's illegitimate military cabinet from a it can in the future reformation of Uganda. back door. The Maudoudists of Pakistan unconstitutional who were instrumental in sending Bhutto, Those individuals protesting the present the former Liberal prime minister, to the parking/towing policy might re-direct part of their energies toward investigation of a New Orleans Federal Court ruling this past The summer. To my best recollection, that State News ) DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau particular court ruled that towing cars for parking violations without a personal AND HIS HOLINESS BUTWHATD0 WHY IS YOUR WIFE OH, THAT5 WONDERFUL ? YOU 1ST I DIP/ IT TELL ME, WHY DO ^ GOO- hearing is unconstitutional unless: 1) the Friday, April 13, 1979 THEAWOUAH IS YOU DO? YOU SP€AfJN6 ID US FAY7 WONDERFUL JUDY, DID WAS TOTAL MACHO, vehicles obstruct emergency services, or 2) Editorials are the opinions of the State News Viewpoints, columns NOW REALIZING H6 Dim AN- IN MY COUNTRY, WOMEN Tim JUST YOU HEAR UNAP0106ETK AND YOU i£T YOUR WIFE fW A the vehicles endanger pedestrian or other and letters are personal opinions > DREAM OF AN IS- SWER MY DO NOT SPEAK UNLE9E DAMN WON- WHAT HE DRES5UKE A MASTERFUL'IT'S PROsrrrm? offrssh , traffic. JiMiC RmjBUC QUESTION THEY ARE ADORFF6L.' DERFL. 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Viewpoints may be no longer than 75 lines and may also be Bob Shaffer Asst Advertising Manager Gina Sponiolo edited Michigon Stote News East Lansing, Michigon Friday, April 13, 1979 5 Somalian land Michiganders mobilizing to help problems outlined By JENNIFER DIXON State News Staff Writer However, in the late 19th century, the boundaries shifted and nomads were not allowed to migrate south into Ethiopia which MUCC 4 Operation ' Somalia, traditionally a nomadic pastoral country outlining restricted them to the outskirts of the Horn. the Horn of Africa, is "The new boundaries obstructed migration and the nomads immediate results in each see the fruits of their trying to maintain its pastoral economy By SANm HOLT so we can see groups area, providing want to after suffering a severe drought from 1971 to 1974, a State News Staff Writer from the bottle bill," said litter bags and transportation efforts to get the bill passed." professor grazed their animals in areas that should have regenerated," of African Studies at California of the litter. State University at Chico said Geshekter said. Thousands of Michigan resi¬ Thomas L. Washington, MUCC Tim Eder, an MSU student Thursday. "When the rains failed in 1971 to 1974 it was horrible," he dents will start cleaning up executive director. Bartz said county road com¬ who works at MSU Environ¬ After the drought, when grazing became almost impossible, explained. "The Ethiopian response was that people always die roadside litter across the state Bartz said the federal Envi¬ missions. the Department of mental Information Services, is the Somalian government instituted in these areas, but the Somalia response was one of putting ronmental Protection Agency Natural Resources, the Nation¬ cooperative grazing and Saturday as part of the Michi¬ coordinating the East Lansing initiated small scale agriculture and fishing industries, Charles together a massive resettlement project." gan United Conservation Club's estimated cans and bottles al Guard and some city depart area effort. Geshekter said. A cooperative grazing scheme was organized with guards "Operation Cleansweep." make up 20 to 40 percent of ments will haul the trash once it Ken Silvernail of the Envi¬ Border problems and conflicts between colonial powers and fences to ensure the land has a chance to regenerate, he Cheryl Bartz, project mana litter by item count and 60 to 80 is collected by the groups. ronmental Information Ser¬ occupying the territory at the end of the 19th century were the said. ger of the MUCC program, said percent of the litter by volume. She said scuba diving groups cause of Geshekter said signs of environmental degradation were vices, where the local program ecological problems in the area that culminated with "several thousand" groups will She said the MUCC's 425 including members of MUCC's is being coordinated, said Girl the drought, Geshekter said. He has been to Somalia twice in observable in the 1940s, but it took the drought to bring action. participate in the month-long affiliated clubs and other scuba committee and the the past three years. Scout, Scouting USA members Somalia was divided by British colonial powers in the east, litter cleanup. groups such as Girl Scouts, Michigan Skin Diving Council and brownie Geshekter said the eastern Horn of Africa is 80 to 85 percent will clean litter from river and troops have French powers in the north and Italian powers in the south MUCC, a statewide coalition Scouting USA, Michigan 4-H nomadic pastoral land and has been for centuries. The nomads of conservation, environmental Youth Programs, and UAW stream bottoms. already signed to help. before 1940. These divisions later led to geographical have given their animals priority over the condition of the land, and sports groups, has been Conservation Department will "People don't like litter," Persons or groups wishing to which has helped cause the environmental deterioration in separation and made unification difficult. Bartz However, after World War II economic prosperity flourished planning since July 1978 to collect litter in designated said, citing the main participate in the month-long Somalia. clean roadsides of throwaway areas during the month. reason for so much participa¬ program may contact MSU's in the northern part of the territory and more and more "The alteration of grazing patterns due to colonialization led bottles and cans. About 100 area coordinators tion. "Many people worked to Environmental Information Somalians had Land Rovers and motorized vehicles which they to ecological degradation and left wide areas open to drought," used for visiting The group sponsored the will work with volunteer get the bottle bill and they each other across previously untraversible Geshekter said. tracks of land. petition drive to bring the He explained Somalian nomads traditionally grazed their "bottle bill," which passed with Political consciousness spread because the Somalians were animals on the northern tip of the Horn during the dry season 63 percent of the vote, to and moved south later in the year. The pattern allowed the meeting and discussing the land problem. Michigan voters in 1976. This Easter, give a pet rangelands to regenerate during the rainy season. The country became independent in 1960. "This cleanup is the perfect that will be a lifetime friend. opportunity for those who sup¬ ported the bottle bill to pitch in. 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Goodman has co-writ Michigan art at Kresge most Opening both shows will be often comes across as an ener ites was released that spring. ten numerous songs with Chica Terry Lee Hale and Becca getic leprechaun, and he never He has released three other go folk favorite, John Prine. Sarow, who appear frequently fails to delight his audience. LPs on the label — Words We Tickets for both shows are at Hobie's and Lizard's. Kris Kristofferson "dis¬ Can Dance To. Say It In $5.50 in advance and $6 at the By ROSANNE SINGER York in 1975. and the Cranbrook Academy of of blossoms, leaves and petals door. Advance tickets are avail¬ Steve Goodman has become covered" Goodman singing in Private, and High And Outside. State News Reviewer Several serigraphs ia color Art, has been teaching at the on water. She makes extensive able at the Union Box Office, an annual Mariah favorite over Chicago's Old Town in 1971. and Steve Goodman's songs have In a continuing effort to print made by the silk-screen Center for Creative Studies use of rich shades of blue and the past several years, and his he helped sign the young "un¬ been recorded by many artists, Elderly Instruments, Castel- highlight contemporary Michi¬ process and printed by the since 1964. green. Having received her known" to a record label. He lani's Markets, both Record performances always prove to including John Denver, Johnny gan artists, the Kresge Art artist) and gouache paintings Ivy Sky Rutzkv of Detroit BFA from the Rhode Island be one of the organization's lands and Boogie Records in Mt. recorded his first LP — Steve Cash and Joan Baez. David Gallery and the MSU Depart by Norman Stewart appear in works with such materials as School of Design and her MFA seasonal highlights. It is impos Goodman - that same year. In Allen Coe had a big country hit Pleasant. ment of Art have organized the the exhibit. Stewart, who re¬ corn kernels, paint chips, from the University of Wash¬ sible to categorize the Chicago 1972, Arlo Guthrie recorded sixth Michigan Biennial Art ceived his master of fine arts lichen, small photographs, ington. Hadley has exhibited based Goodman's singer-songwriter's "City Of New Or Exhibit. from C ran brook, has been flower petals and leaves. her works throughout Michigan style, since he blends folk with leans," and the song became a Now on display in the Kresge guest artist there this past Fashioning them on coarsely and from the Midwest to the "roots" music, country and national hit. Goodman was soon Gallery are the works of nine year. Since 1970 Stewart has cut poster board, she has East Coast. Chicago blues, "goldie oldie" acknowledged as the spearhead Michigan artists involved in a exhibited in the Brooklyn manufactured works entitled In the center of the main rock 'n roll and a zany humor. of Chicago s folk music l variety of media, from weaving Museum's 21st National Invita "Autum Offering." for example. gallery is a massive weaving by- to sculpture to painting. The tional Print Exhibition and the Because of their simplicity and Urban Jupena of Pinckney ren exhibit is spaciously organized 25th National Exhibition of the fact that the pieces appear dered in gray, brown, purple in the central Kresge gallery Prints of the Smithsonian Insti¬ on white board on a white and rust tones. Jupena now and a smaller room off the main tution. among other national background. Rutzky's art is teaches at WSU after previous area. and regional exhibitions. rarely more than mildly inter assignments at the Center for The metal works of Paul Two groups of photographs esting. Since 1973 she has Creative Studies. Rochester In Mergen occupy two display by Phil Davis of Ann Arbor exhibited at the Willis and stitute of Technology and the at the entrance to the in the Kresge exhibit. cases appear Feigenson Rosenstein galleries Naples Mill School of Arts and main gallery. Predominantly The first are portrait photo¬ in Detroit and in the Works in Crafts. copper pieces, they include graphs in the photogravuro, Progress exhibition at the The Biennial Exhibit canisters, vases, ladles, pen¬ platinotvpe and color-gum-bi Detroit Institute of Arts. ues through April 29 at the dants and a wall medallion. chromate techniques. They are Sybil Oshinskv, M.F.A.. is a Kresge Art Gallery. Gallery Mergen, who has taught metal- not really displayed to advan¬ Detroit watercolorist whose hours are Monday through smithing at Western Michigan tage. organized in nearly a large portraits of women are on Friday from 9 a.m to 5 p.m. University since 1965, exhibit straight line which only empha¬ display. Having received her Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. and ed at the 4th International sizes the fact that all the faces degree from Wayne State Uni Saturday and Sunday from 1 to Exhibition of Contemporary are expressionless and give versitv. Oshinsky has exhibited 4 p.m. Body Art in Toulouse. France little hint of the subjects' at the Suzanne Hilberry Gal in 1973 and at the Museum of personalities. Davis' second lery in Birmingham and in the Contemporary Crafts in New group consists of scenes taken Michigan Watercolor in Maine and Portugal and is annual exhibitions. characterized by brilliant, rich The ceramics of Gregory colors. Two stunning examples Jarisof Grand Rapids appear in Kate Jackson are "Blue-Green Landscape" from Portugal and a Maine the Kresge exhibit and consist of bowls of varying sizes color shot, "McMichael's Barn." ed in earthtones of brown and departs from Jay Holland of Oak Park is a disconcerting sculptor whose gray. where A graduate of MSU, he received both his figures of terra cotta. bronze or bachelor and master of fine arts 'Angels' show lumnite cement appear dis¬ membered or in some way degrees. Jaris has taught at Grand Valley State College HOLLYWOOD tUPIl - Ac¬ disconnected. One beautiful since 1974. tress Kate Jackson lost her halo piece is "Rigoletto" done in Abigail Hadlev of Mount bronze. Holland, a graduate of Pleasant paints large, colorful, today in a showdown with the the Society of Arts and Crafts almost photographic canvases producers of the highly rated Charlie's Angels television series, which gave birth to the term "jiggle show." Jackson, a peppery, indepen dent-minded actress who pre¬ fers to be known for her talent rather than her physical endow¬ ments, will not return to the ABC-TV series next year, ac cording to Charlie's Angels producers. In a prepared statement, producers Aaron Spelling and Leonard Goldberg announced: "Kate is leaving the show, which has been renewed for next season. Our position was taken for the good of the show and her good as well. She will be leaving and we will bring in a new angel for next season. "We wish her good luck for the future. We are happy to let her out of the series." According to the trade paper Daily Variety, Jackson's depar ture will resolve the friction within the show. Jackson, 29. who married actor Andrew Stevens, 23, last August, has not taken great pains to hide her dissatisfaction with the show for the past two years. But she was not available for comment following the pro¬ ducers' announcement. She objected to many of the scripts and the obvious sexual overtones of the show which had the "Angels" jiggling around in form-revealing wardrobes and in beach scenes whenever pos¬ sible. EASTER DINNER AT La Rana Ve Roast Prime Rib Aujus Roast Loin of Pork with Sage Dressing Baked Country Ham with Hawaiian Sauce Our Best Selling Combination Plate 9 Different Items the above all include choice of potato, vegetable, salad & hot bread OUR EVERYDAY BREAKFAST SPECIAL IS STILL *1.39 2 eggs. 2 strips of bacon. American fries and toaster biscuits Entertainment View all from Mexico major sporting nightly events on our 6-10pm 5 foot TV screen 2758 E. Grand River La Rana Verde Mexican American Food 332-3423 Michigon Stole News. Eost Lansiing, Michigon Fridoy. April 13. 1979 7 JOHN NKILSON ood fo r Only rock Vi roll — or is it? As Kim Shanahan rebirth ofactivism," April there dora seem to be a pointed out in his •eeent column ("The 11), new the rock world, bands like the New York Dolls, David Bowie, Roxy Music and early Alice Cooper did their best to shake star to fart patronization. Rock music is talking to us again, and if what it says isn't pretty, it's because the times aren't, drunken Eric "foreigners" Clapton attacked in a statement made at one of his concerts that RAR was formed to combat this writing RAR events are a letter. Musical also scheduled for May 6 in NYC's Washington Square Park and currently JACKSON FOLKS ENJOY hough surge abuses jf o concern over the up the masses with a little either. Ignorance. June 9 in Chicago's Lincoln PANTREE DINING authority in this outrage and irreverence. Rock radio, in its present Since its inception, RAR has Park — in the Nazi's backyard, excerpts from an article by Denise B. Covins Food Editor for the country And yes, Kim, basket By this time, however, rock incarnation as an advertising organized 56 chapters through so to speak. ball anr'DPS strong arm tactics Jackson Citizen Patriot music was a multi billion dollar medium that fears any sort of out England, 400 concerts and Movements like Free Radio may h;ve served as a catalyst industry and, as always. Big controversy, has not exactly benefits, and three major rock and Rock against Racism need EAST LANSING—With the American My husband did better with his steak in Eas Lansing. But one thing Business breeds banality. As embraced music. carnivals (which incident new wave were, people if they're to be effective flag flying atop its pole beside the front 'n' Shanshan has overlooked is the the American public gradually However, of the music's ly, that country's largest anti¬ quiche combination priced at a still some — people like you. If you're activsm that is springing up in became more conservative, rec¬ anti Establishment sentiment fascist rallies since the '30s. In steps, the building looks just as it did when inexpensive .$6.95. His fi-ounce steak could willing to lend some support, or I used to mail packages there as a othe- areas like, for example, ord companies started signing must have rubbed off on its addition to political speakers, be teamed with any of the seven quiche just want some more informa rod "n roll music. slick rock acts that wouldn't listeners, because in Detroit, at these carnivals featured top- Hat. cnntoM them bv W.SI.1 Or Michigan State University student Rut choices on the menu. He chose the mush¬ Lock'n roll is no stranger to alienate anybody, and radio least, they have organized to name new wave and reggae phone: inside, what a delightful change. room and Swiss cheese offering. "The steak acfvism. During the late '60s, stations followed suit with play protest bland radio program¬ acts — new wave and reggae Free Radio Now: P.O. Box The community's former post office re¬ is good, but the quiche is better." he soon wien campus concern over the lists that gradually excluded all ming. being the most politically 1077, Port Huron, Mich., 48060 opened in October of 1976 as the Pantree. announced. Var, the Bomb, Civil Rights but the most commercial bands. Free Radio Now is a group conscious forms of white and i or call 313-364-7625 in Port a restaurant specializing in quiches, On that cold, snowy night, we both «tc. was at its peak, rock music While there were always a that has formed in the past few black music. Elvis Costello, Huron. 313-892-1834 in Detroit, crapes, a living decor of various greenery decided the hot soup of the day. turkey was an integral part of the number of rock acts that realiz months to actively protest what Graham Parker & the Rumour, or 313-483-5398 in Ypsilantil and pleasant, efficient service. noodle, sounded better than the cold gaz- anti-Establishment movement. ed that there was more to rock they see as insulting and pat the Tom Robinson Band, The Rock Against Racism USA: It is a one-of-a-kind eatery (although pacho. "served in an iced crock," as the Rock music had things to say, music than stardom and money, Clash and a number of English 152 West 42nd St., Room 418, ronizing radio fare. The group expansion is being considered) owned by menu promised. We should have noted the and America's youth was listen¬ it wasn't until the advent of reggae acts contributed to New York, N.Y. 10036 staged a protest on March 24 brothers-in-law Paul Kacer and Jarnes Fantree symbol. It marked only the gaz- ing. If nothing else, rock was punk and new wave rock that outside of station WABX, and these events, while the mixed After all, what is so funny Wade. Roth have had restaurant experi¬ pacho. Ours was a hit watery, with large political music because your the situation as a whole began despite the inclement weather audience bore signs with slo¬ about peace, love understand ence in the Lansing area. Kacer is former chunks of turkey roll and too few noodles parents hated it — to align to change. When the Sex Pis¬ about 80 people staffed the gans such as "'Pogo on a Nazi!" ing — and good rock 'n roll? yourself with rock music was to tols and their followers turned After the Nazi marches last owner of an International House of Pan¬ for our taste. It was highly enough sea¬ picket line. Last Saturday their take that first vital stab at thier back on the musical target was VVWWW, and the summer in Chicago and Skokie, cakes and co-owner of The Rrewery and soned that it was not bad. just not up authority. Establishment, it was a step other Motor City stations will 111., movements began to organ¬ 10 A.M. WORSHIP was an associate in The Stables. Wade is to the par because I lay down my life, thai I might take it again No in taketh it from me but / lay it down of myself I hove powei i lay it down and I have power to take it again This commonc tnt have I received of my Father John 10; 17-18 The PROTESTANT REFORMED CHURCHES announce their Good Friday Service. The service will be held at 7 p.m. at the University S.D.A. Church, at 149 Highland PEKING RESTAURANT in East Lansing. Join with us in hearing the gospel of HONG KONG RESTAURANT - . 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HOYT Hours a Day FREE BUS SERVICE Morning and Evening Call 482-0754 for information Dr. Howard F. Sugden, Pastor Jacob sons 349 3698 2080 W. Gr. Rv. Okemos Kenn Hecht, College Minister 8 Michigon State News Eost Lansing Michigan Friday April 13. 1979 HOPE TO CONTINUE WINNING STREAK Netters face Iowa and Minnesota The MSU men's tennis team will try to continue its tw o game The Gophers are coming off two big wins ov»r Ohio State winning streak as the Spartans travel to Iowa and Minnesota this University and University of Indiana. But before playing the weekend. Spartans, they must face University of Michigan today. The Last week the netters had two road victories, over Purdue and Wolverines are probably the best team in the Big Tea. "They'll be KING LEADS ATTACK Illinois. "Iowa and Minnesota are tough teams, both of them beat us last year." said coach Stan Drobac. who missed last weekend's fired up to beat us after they get bombed by Michifjn. Drobac meets because of illness. He will be with the team this time, But Drobac has been pleased with his team's progress, though. especially with the freshmen. In addition, sophomore Mut Sandler has moved from the No. 6 singles player to the No. 2 s>ot. MSU sweeps Lakers There are a few changes in the Spartan lineup. Mike Stone will not be making the trip, and Steve Heitzner will go in his place. The pressure to perform well is still on Steve Klemm. 4nce he is Heitzner will be playing in the No. 6 singles position, and Jeff the team's No. 1 singles player and only senior. "Steve Has been Wickman will move up to No. 5. playing well," Drobac said. Senior captain Steve Klemm's brother, freshman Mike Klemm. The coach said he still is not feeling 100 percent, but wants to By DAVE JANSSEN Greenwood led the Spartans to Greenwood snuffed the Grand will be playing in the No. 3 doubles match with Scott King. see the team play it's matches and be there no matte* what State News Sports Writer a 2-1. 3-2 doubleheader sweep Valley rally by getting power Drobac said the team would probably be playing outside at happens. MSU's women s softball team over Grand Valley State Col Iowa, but would definitely be inside in Minneapolis. Lyons had little trouble dis¬ hitting Faith Heikkila to pop proved Thursday that it has leges. out, preserving the twin vie posing of the Lakers in the pitching as well as hitting, as Nancy Lyons and Wendy The victories for MSI" opening contest. Scattering tory for the Spartans. MSU's fielding was visibly Begin your new spring look only three hits, the Spartan hurler gave up a single run in weaker in the nightcap, allow¬ with o cut from the second inning before ing the Lakers to jump out into settling down to retire the side 1-0 first inning lead. How¬ Gary's. a Golfers travel for in order in the third. After allowing GVSC its final base hit and a walk in the fourth, Lyons ever. good the Spartan offense did a cover up job, across three runs on only four pushing 3 $7.00 came on to retire the last 11 hits, to make possible the final coll 351-6511 Kepler Invitational Lakers that she faced. The rest of the Spartans gave outcome. King lined out two safeties in GARYs Included in the field of 22 their pitcher plenty of support the game, including a home run By JEFFMINAHAN almost identical to the one she State News Sports Writer If the weather cooperates — teams are one extra eight from the Big Ten Conference, in addition squad from host to in the field, playing errorless softball led by Michel Van Howe at third base Van Howe hit in the first game. and Carol Hutchins Dree Look each Campus Beauty Salon something nobody can be sure 549 E. Grand River—across from Berkey Hall, of these days — the MSU osu. sparkled, handling ail six of her chipped in with a single. men's golf team will seek to The Buckeyes will once again chances perfectly. Coach Dianne Ulibarn. be the team to beat coming off upend host Ohio State Univer¬ Pacing the hitting attack for pleased with the overall per GET YOUR CAR IN SHAPE sity in this weekend's Kepler their win in the Illinois tourna MSU were Nancy "Izzy" For¬ formance and especially the Intercollegiate Golf Tourna¬ ment last weekend. OSU has ester and Carmen King. Fores¬ pitching of the Spartans, said FOR SPRING AT ment in Columbus. Ohio. won this tourney every year she hoped her team could play ter collected two of the seven The Spartans coming off since 1974. are Spartan hits and one of two equally well in its tournament a third place weekend's Illinois finish in last giate, and coach Bruce Fossum believes he may have one Intercolle¬ of his be The Buckeyes will be without their ace John Cook, who will competing at the Masters Tournament in Augusta, Ga., RBIs while King blasted a line shot home Spartan RBI. run up the power alley in right field for the other this weekend. MSU Thursday left soon games after for Normal. 111., where it will compete in the its Thank Coil It's Friday Zak's Bay best teams ever. but even without him Fossum Redbird Tournament at Illinois r. ........ 'I feel we are going down says OSU will be strone The second game did not go —, State University today and with a However. Fossum added that as smoothly for the Spartans as | VALUABLE COUPON | strong team," he said. Saturday. "We have a chance to win it. last weekend's results were they were i reed i The home action for the j LUBE OIL & FILTER ! next seventh inning Laker outburst We'll have to play as well as we encouraging and showed him Spartans will be against Uni¬ his team s capabilities. to hang on to an even closer can play, but our players are versity of Detroit on Monday. capable." "Our kids have a step more one-run margin. The Spartans will be taking confidence." he said. "We know With MSU Plus Complete Safety MaintenaiKe clinging to a 3 1 five golfers to the 54-hole we can play with them OSU margin. GVSC started to hit & Inspection tournament, four of whom will The one thing we don't have the ball hard for the first time count in the scoring. now is consistency. We're eapa all day. After giving up her lone was Team leader Tom Mase, who forced to sit out last ble of playing well every day. but not on a consistent basis." walk of the game, two of seven hits and one of two Laker runs. | retail 38.00 ^ 1 2*95 »1S.0S weekend's tournament with the Special with MSU I.D. & Coupon flu. will be back in the lineup in the Kepler. Fossum said that the return TRADING POST VALUABLE COUPON of Mase will strengthen his i TUNE-UP SPECIALS i BUY SELL 6 TRADE team even more. Rounding out the team will he Eric Gersonde, who took Top Dollar Paid 4 Cylinder Retail $48.90 Sale $29.95 I fourth place last week to lead For Used: 6 Cylinder Retail $58.80 Sale $34.95 the Spartans, Hill Herrick, Ste\e Lubbers and Rick Gro¬ •Cameras I 8 Cylinder Retail $67.35 Sale $39.95 ver. who was last year's team •Stereo Eq. | Includes Replacing Spark Plugs Igniti ) Points & Condensor leader. Reset Timing Point Dwell Carburetc Idle Mixture & Idle •TV's—CB WITH COUPON ONLY | Grover won the fifth and final spot for the tournament in a •Tools ■ J playoff Wednesday afternoon. •Sporting Goods Fossum said the fact that last •Musical Inst. year's best golfer is now in the •Guitars Amps SPECIALIZING IN FORIIGN CARS fifth spot is an indication of his 24 HOUR TOWING SIRVICK team's strength. •PAEq. 50% DISCOUNT ON TOWING WHIN Buy-Sell-Trade WE PKRFORM TNI SIRVICK Spartans lose Hours: Mon-Sat ZAK'S BAY SERVICE first league 9:30am-6:00pm 2 LOCATIONS 2516 I. KALAMAZOO game to kenyon 509 E. Michigan 881.9441 422IAURILIUSRD. Lansing Ph: 485-4391 By JEFF MINAHAN 394*7844 394*880 State News Sports Writer One good beginning came to COmPUTER a quick end Wednesday as the best start over for the MSU lacrosse team was abruptly halted by the Kenyon Lords. LRBORRTORY RESIDENCE HALLS 13-8 in Gambier, Ohio. It was the first loss for the FALL TERM 79 SIGN-UP Spartans since their spring trip to Tampa. Fla., dropping their season record to 4-1, but more (SPRING 1979) importantly evening their league record at 1-1. 1. RESERVE CURRENT ROOM OR APARTMENT "It was not one of our SEfTIINRR better played games," coach How Read Tuesday, April 17 and Wednesday, April 18 N'evin Kanner said. "We took it to a Dump will be the topic discussed in a seminar sponsored by the Computer 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. on the chin. We didn't play our game." Laboratory on Tuesday, April 17 at 3:00 p.m. in Both Kanner and coach Boku Room 207 Olds Hall Use of a batch dump, loader RESERVE ANY UNRESERVED ROOM IN CURRENT HOUSE Hendrickson agreed that the map and FORTRAN reference map to locate Spartans never did get into execution-time errors will be covered Knowledge Thursday, April 19 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. their game. Kanner cited a of the SCOPE HUSTLER system and FORTRAN combination of factors, while DISPLACED BY INTERNAL RELOCATIONS is desired. 'continued on page 9) (Reserve any unreserved room in own hall) Tuesday, April 24 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 4. ^/* established e. lansing 1976 RESERVE A DIFFERENT ROOM OR APARTMENT IN OWN HALL Wednesday, April 25 and Thursday, April 26 mcomsefxnjj center, inc. 5. 8:30 a. m. - RESERVE ANY UNRESERVED ROOM OR APARTMENT IN ANY HALL 4:30 p. m. Free pregnancy test *on a walk-in basis, con fit individual care from trained specialists Tuesday, May 1 6:00 p.m.-7:30 p.m. •papsmear, breast exam, b.c. pills Wednesday, May 2 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. •diaphram fitting, pap, breast Pick up transfer cards from your current housing clerk •II D, pap, breast Monday April 30 8 30 a m -4 30 p m •pelvic exam—any reason (Students in University Apartments will sign up for residence halls during this time) •pregnancy termination by vacuum aspiration •advanced termination thru 20 weeks will be disc 6. STUDENTS LIVING OFF-CAMPUS AND PLANNING TO MOVE ON-CAMPUS at our centers. NOTE Housing reservations will be taken only for freshmen and sophomore students with maximum of 84 credits as of •counseling no charge Fall Term 1979 blue medicaid, student discounts Tuesday, May 8 and Wednesday, May 9 — cross, — 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Reserve any unreserved apartment after first making a room or housing deposit at the Residence Halls Assignment Office. W-190 Holmes Hall. 927 E. G.rand River 4737 Marsh Road atBoqueSf. across from Mac s Grand River behind Meijer s SOPHOMORE WAIVER FOR THE 1979-80 ACADEMIC YEAR All sophomore students, including transfer students, with 332-3554 41 84 credits accumulated at the beginning of Foil term 1979 are not required to reside in a University residence hall or in University supervised housing This waiver is granted automatically it will not be necessary to complete any paperwork Michigon State News, East Lansing, Michigor Friday, April 13, 1979 9 The By BRUCE BABIARZ price the may cheering crowd. "And we be right hand. Hitters start Big Ten action By JERRYBRAUDE State News Sports Writer sive pitching staff. The Spartans will have Wol- Aquinas College Wednesday which was rained out, will pitch hitting with a .385 average Sut* News Staff Writer Badgers' Steve Marsden was cott and Pomorski pitch against while shortstop Rodger Bastien got the No. 1 women." "I would like to make a toast, After a 4-12 spring trip, the team's outstanding pitcher Earvin "Magic" Johnson al Johnson also made recruit Minnesota and Cotter and Jay against U-W. is second with a .357 mark. a so get your drinks up," Don MSU's baseball team has won last year with a 6-2 record and Strother, who scheduled to Third baseman Al Dankovich Ren Robinson leads the Spar¬ luded to his future plans at was ing plug for MSU sports before nelly said while raising his three straight games. 2.24 earned run average, while Dooley's Wednesday night, pitch the nightcap game against is currently leading MSU in tans in runs batted in with 10. introducing Terry Donnelly as glass. "To the No. 1 school in And now the Spartans hope Ren Mulry was the team's top where Spartan fans crowded the most valuable player of the the nation!" this momentum will carry to for a post game party celebrat rookie with a 4-2 mark and 2.04 NCAA championship game Spartan Rick Raye told The this weekend when they open ERA. ing the victory over the Lans ing Globe Rollers. "I don't know what I'm going against Indiana State Univer¬ sity. "If an athelete doesn't come State News that he expects Johnson to sign with a profes sional team. Big Ten play hosting University of Minnesota Saturday and University of Wisconsin Sunday Coach Tom Meyer's club also has a veteran squad of 17 returnees that won its last Men open at tough meet to do," Johnson said. "But three here, he's in trouble. He won't "He has never said anything at Robs Field. Both double- seven conference games to or four million dollars for two know what he missed — we're to us about what he's going to headers begin at 1 p.m. finish third last season in the Big By JERRY BRAUDE tion." fast track," Bibbs said. years is a lot of money to pass No. 1," Johnson said, pointing do," Raye said. "If I were him "The team is feeling better," Ten with a 10-6 mark. State News Sports Writer The Dogwood Relays will be Yet, the MSU tracksters up — and I'm broke now," he his finger in the air as the crowd I'd go pro — I think he will." said. "But 111 still coach Dan Litwhiler said about U-W finished 4-8 on its spring In last winter's indoor hosting approximately 40 won't have much outdoor prac buy you all a and Spartan band blasted into a Johnson has until May 11 to drink tonight." MSU's streak after the spring trip and then the Badgers won season, the MSU men's track schools, featuring NCAA tice behind them because of the chorus of the MSU fight song. apply for the hardship draft. their only two contests since Magic said he hopes Spartan Senior Gregory Reiser said trip. "Now, they know they can team gradually faced tougher indoor champs Villanova along weather conditions so far this The Spartans were driven to fans will stand behind him coming north over U-W La competition toward the culmin with powerhouses Tennessee term. that the "fans" should just wish Dooley's in Lincoln and Cadil¬ Crosse 8-4, 10-3. Not only has MSU won three ating point in the Big Ten meet. and Alabama. "But when we got outside whether he stays at MSU or Johnson "all the luck in the lac limousines after their 43-35 applies for the hardship case straight up north to increase its Saturday's opponent, Min¬ But to start this outdoor All of the other Southeast this week, the good weather world." Reiser also told the win over the Lansing Globe record to 7-12, but all three nesota, has a record of 9-8. The season, the Spartans will face Conference schools will com¬ seemed to motivate them and plays for the National fans that the Spartans are Rollers in Jenison Fieldhouse. a lot!' victories have been shutouts Big Ten champions of two years strong competition right away pete, while the Midwest repre¬ Bibbs said. "When we were Basketball Association. Proceeds from the wheelchair going to be "No. 1 next year." pitched by Brian Wolcott, Mark ago have been 5-2 since return¬ when they travel to Rnoxville, sentatives will be Eastern "We got the No. 1 cheerlead¬ practicing indoors, we had to Donnelly thanked everyone game will go toward fighting Pomorski and Jim Cotter. ing north. Tenn. for the Dogwood Relays Michigan and Ohio State Uni¬ work more on quantity at a ers. the No. 1 basketball team, for coming to the celebration multiple sclerosis. "They're pitching like I The Gophers dropped to fifth this weekend. versities, University of Michi¬ slower pace than quality." the No. 1 band, we got the No. 1 and to the benefit game for "We are really lucky to have football team, the No. 1 school thought they could," Litwhiler place last season in the Big Ten "We'll have to rise to our gan and University of Indiana. In the meet, where no team multiple sclerosis before pro¬ a classy team like the Spartans said. with a 5-5 and 25-17 overall peaks early," coach Jim Bibbs "Besides the competition, the points will be recorded, MSU in the country," Johnson told posing a toast with a drink in unselfishly play a benefit game The Spartans will need this mark. said. "We'll be running for kids will also be running on a i continued on page 11) like this," said Rick Young, strong pitching to continue, Currently, their leading hit¬ pride and respectability since P S PrMuctlMi Inc organizer of the game in though, since Sunday's oppo¬ ter is rightfielder Larry Grahek we'll be going up against such a cooperation with area Jaycees. A TOTAL EVENING OF COMEDY Laxers lose to Kenyon nent, U-W, also has an impres¬ with a .475 mark. wide range of good competi¬ • continued from page Hendrickson was more specific. 8) assist. Revin Willitts, in an game, notched one goal and one off APRIL SPECIAL GEORGE LISTEN TO HI Fl BUYS "The mud cut down on our mobility," Hendrickson said, referring to the field which was assist. Rick Dobreff, Bill Lecos and Shawn Grady each had one FOR SOUND RESULTS and CARLIN Special Guests TRAVIS and SHOOK rendered completely muddy goal, while Greg recorded one assist. Brinkman Great Savings In Concert due to weather. "Our game is There's a new kit in Featuring the material you can't hear on TV1 running out the other team. We "It opened a lot of people's on all our town, The Maxell Tape are very well conditioned and eyes," Ranner said about the Recorder Care Kit. like to run." Ranner agreed that the mud loss. "We realize it won't be easy to win these games, and long-sleeve It has everything you completely hampered the MSU that if we let down we're going Dans kin need to keep your tape running game, and added that to get beat." deck in the absence of scorer Mark Piavis hurt the team. Piavis The Spartans must now re¬ group and prepare for Satur¬ Freestyle shape. top operating was forced to sit out the game day's game against Wooster Leotards It includes over 20 with a high temperature. College in Wooster, Ohio. It will different, useful items, be the third league game for Although both coaches when you got a "Clean played it down, another major MSU. Reg. 22.50 now 14.99 12 units factor was the fact that both of Both coaches agree that the Machine", your ears will them, along with two offensive fighting Scots are a strong teg. 22.00 now 14.99 200 hear it. team. Hendrickson explained starters, did not arrive at the game until the end of the first the factor he hopes the Spar¬ Reg. 19.50 now 12.99.7. „„ tans will have in their favor. quarter due to car trouble. At that time the down 6-3. Spartans were "We hope they will be sur¬ prised." he said. "They saw us maxell only $8.95 "We're not using it as an in the Suncoast Tournament ''Bottoms Thursday April 26 • 8 pm excuse," Ranner said. down in Tampa getting beat by "We lost, and we can't justify 15 goals by some teams. If we LANSING CIVIC CENTER it," Hendrickson added. "But play our game, we can surprise hi-fi buys under the conditions, I thought we played well." them and will beat them." The Spartans will return * University Mall-2nd Level 1101 E. Grand River 4810 W. Saginaw RESERVED SEATS $8.00-7.00 Advance tickets avail¬ able at the Lansing Civic Caster Box Office. Record- home to play Albion College in land (Meridian h Lansing Malls) and Discount The Spartans were led by 220 M. A.C. East Lansing a non-league game Monday at East Lansing Lansing Records (E. Lansing). senior Joe Politowicz, who 10-5:30 Mon.-Sat. 10-8Thurs. scored four goals and 3:30 p.m. on Old College Field. Sound Challenge— WMSN your central campus radio station is starting a search for the best student band! 640 AM wmsn Contest Rules- Prizes- The Concert- Applications and Judging- Each band be least The first prize will be the On May 12th the best three Auditioning of the bands to take must at 3 pieces opportunity to produce a bands will compete for three prizes. part on May 12th and also on the The concert will take place between night of concert will be carried out One or more members of the professionally recorded demo tape in Mid-Michigan's only 24 track by: band must be currently enrolled 12 and 7 p.m. A headlining band at M.S.U. recording studio. Studio time is also expected to play (details to Randy Yohe - Music Director donated by of WMSN If it's good music, we'll listen to be announced later}. The concert • will be free. it; uuditions from all categories Rie Ian sing Campbell - Manager of accepted All students and faculty are invited W herehouse to attend. Alcoholic beverages strictly Records. The two runner up bands will prohibited during the event. Application deadline- receive billing at either Lizards Dave DiMartino - STATE NEWS Wed. Underground or with Pyramid Location — April 25. 5 p.m. Reviewer. Productions. Shaw terraces and lounge. Audition Application Forms available For additional info, in Rm. 8 Student Services. call 353-4414. Sponsored by: lima PARAMOUNT PLAYBACK EfcJ MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION STOI W NEWSCENTER ■jfafinL ' I upj t&Mi t 10 Michigon Stote News, Eost Lonsing, Michigan Friday April 13, 1979 Coming Ice Age ' soon to tell' Minority engineers told to use By MICH AEL STl' ART Spring seems longer in com indicate that over the previous 150.000 years, mean global tions, Harman said. The formation of glaciers The rise in atmospheric car bon dioxide may increase the their skills to help Third World ing with each year that passes, but this year, with blizzards and ice storms, it seemed warm temperature both has fluctuated up and down in 10,000 would be favored if these factors worked in a way which would moderate mean global "greenhouse effect" so tem¬ peratures rise, he added. Analyses show carbon year cycles. weather would never arrive. temperatures, he explained. dioxide levels have risen 13 attitudes of minority The climate is currently at By CARRIE A. THORN students coming into predominantly white Some theorists even predict Fortunately, Harman added, percent since 1850. Projections the peak of one such cycle. State News Staff Writer colleges and universities. while Earth's nearly circular estimate that by the year 2000, the coming of a new Ice Age. Present temperatures, accept Engineers, especially minorities in engineering, must use "I was conditioned, by my parents and by society, to overlook orbit favors glaciation, the 23 the amount will be up to 32 the problems," he explained. "In retrospect. I guess I had ed as "normal," may be an their skills to house, nurture and develop a hungry world, the "It's really too soon to tell if it degree tilt of the axis of percent, which could lead to a president of Olive-Harvey College, Chicago, HI. said Wednes problems. At least, they tell me I did." (cold weather) is a trend," said optimum which can only last a rotation hinders glacial de¬ mean temperature rise of 1 "Black students in short while longer. day. my generation were committed to Jay Harman. MSU's weather velopment. So large a tilt has degree Celsius. Eugene T. Speller, the only black engineering graduate in the conforming to traditional society to the fullest extent possible. and climate specialist and as Some theorists state climate seldom occurred in Earth's Glaciers last retreated from MSU class of 1955, spoke to a group of students, faculty, Today, students are coming in demanding to be accepted as sociate professor of geography. can be changed by a variety of known history. Michigan about 12,000 years parents and professionals at the Third Annual Minorities in they are." "Short term weather events factors, including eccentricities "Burning of fossil fuel over ago. A 4 to-6 degree Celsius Engineering award banquet. "This creates a whole new set of problems," he said. in the Earth's orbit, changes in the past few centuries may also drop in mean global tempera rarely indicate long-term Black colleges, on the other hand, have always responded to trends." its axis of rotation, sunspot act counter to trends toward ture could bring them back "It is your responsibility, because of who you are and who the needs of minority students. Speller added. Inferences of past climates activity and atmospheric varia glaciation," Harman said. again. you think you are, to lead the way to the solutions," Speller Speaking with obvious pride — Olive-Harvey College is 92 said. percent black — he said even though black colleges have lost RENT A "And this doesn't mean only feeding the people. It means providing them with adequate education, medical facilities, significant portions of their Southern students to Northern FOR THOSE LATE NIGHT universities, they are still graduating 69 percent of the black communication and transportation systems." he said. "It also means promoting an international perspective of mankind's bachelor's degrees in the country. MUNCHIES Speller himself attended a Southern all-black college for one activities." term before transferring to MSU. Yes! There IS someplace By bettering conditions for all people, the effects of racism "When I got here, MSU was not prepared to deal with a little black boy who didn't know the difference between a credit hour $ap WEEKEND will be lessened. Speller said. Several changes have been made in the College of and a cotton boll." he said. "Obviously, they are doing better SPECIAL OPEN EVERY FRIDAY AND Engineering since he left MSU, he pointed out. OllfM»C0 (Fri. pm to Mon. om) "The fact that MSU will finance black students in engineering In conclusion. Speller admonished the audience, "Exist for a SATURDAY TILL DUKuLK 18 older Major Credit KING cause. Things do not have to be as they are. Work with • or is very encouraging. We have done some positive things." he your 3A.M. said. fellow human beings and fellow professionals to make the world Card or Deposit req. Speller said he has noticed a very marked change in the as it should be." 3121 E.SAGINAW and 1141 E. GRAND RIVER CURTIS FORD t:r Gay student awaits prom Mountaineering *6. ruling LORE & LEGEND guest CUMBERLAND. R.I. (UPI) — A student walkout was averted Thursday by a stern warning at Cumberland High School, where "emotionally drained" Paul Guilbert waited w— — - i to learn if he will be allowed to fbuntaineering is an 1 * I can make you a mathe- « bring a male date to his junior I oral tradition. Over matical model, baby!" Talk prom. i Cumberland High officials ! the years, it has about your wildlife! have refused to sell prom passed down But when looking for i tickets to Guilbert. 17. an avowed homosexual. The ' _^from teacher to sheer courage, W. Dexter | School Committee, after ini¬ pupil, father to son, package Poole must rank in lore j tially refusing his request for store owner to customer. As a among the top mountain¬ an appeal, later agreed to hear result, a folklore - a mythol¬ Fond of saying "The eers. ! "A formal hearing on the ogy. if you will - has formed road to truth goes through ! merits of the student's request around the mountains of bad neighborhoods'.' Poole will be granted," School Com Busch. You, being a student mittee enjoyed sknting with Chairperson William J. of O'Coin said Thursday. He said the committee first wants an outline of the legal issues in the & ^ 219 £. Grand R.ver Across from Union Bldg mountaineering, no doubt wish to acquaint yours&f with these truths and half-truths, danger and approached mountaineering as a test of survival skills. In his most ! ; precedent setting case. jPh. 351-1098 these stories both accurate famous challenge, Poole, and apocryphal. A wise deci¬ sion. And, as luck would have equipped only with 30 water- \ proof matches and a major credit j it, this ad is just the ticket. One of mountaineering's jj card, parachuted into a remote j ;j area known as Cleveland He I Easter earliest legends is Bennington Baxter-Bennington Adventurer, international bon vivant and :' was up to the task. Within 24 hours, Poole was bask¬ 5 ing under the hot sun of Sunday inventor of the phrase "your Antibes, downing the check is in the mail" it was he smooth, cold, refreshing who perfected the finer points mountains of Busch Beer. of expedition financing. While A credit to Specials other mountaineers resorted to such bizarre extremes as gainful employment, Benning¬ ton subsidized assaults on the colleagues and a col¬ league on Busch mountaintop with cre¬ | credit. What Prime Rib *5" ative economics. An amalgam of paper schemes, franchised career to reflect upon the se¬ cret of success, Bennington dreams, dummy corporations revealed his first rule: "Keep and corporate dummies kept Baked Ham w/Fruit him in clover for nigh on 20 all your assets liquid!' Another frequent subject of mountaineering lore is Sauce $495 the wildlife. Numerous tales abound, but perhaps1 the most famous story is Cornish Hens w/Wild that of the 1973 Muncie Mathematics Convention. All 75 prodigies, whiz kids and Rice Stuffing $55° befuddled geniuses initiated is (one) a matter of subjective judgment and (two) in a con- j an after hours expedition. j stant state of flux. Keep in mind ! It began harmlessly enough. j But soon, the Busch moun¬ legends are created every day. So j Leg of Lamb w/Mint taineers reached the Mobius Strip, a racy nightspot catering when you flex your mountain- eeringmuscles.be j to true to the tradi-K highbrow hijinks. Before the Jelly *525 evening was over, several of then] were bending the slide tion. At best, you'll be part i of history. rules. Others were smoking big At least, All dinners include our fantastic cigars and telling every woman in sight they were agents with you'll be a salad bar and a delicious cup of an eye for figures, claiming, near-myth. creamy chicken noodle soup! i Mountaineering is the science and art of drinking Busch. The term originates due to the snowy, icy peaks sported by the label outside and perpetuates due to the cold, naturally refreshing taste inside. The above mountaineers and these scenes of their exploits are legendary any similarity to actual For Reservations call 337-1311 opens 11 am people, living or dead is purely coincictental Inside: SsKr 2 Blks E. of Hagadorn East Lansing Don't just reach for a beer. BUSCH Head for the mountains. Mtchigon Stote News, Eost Lonsinq Michigan Friday, April 13, 1979 1 1 CHICAGO SCHOOLS HEW FIRE Intentional segregation CHICAGO (API - The legal staff of the Education is reviewing a 100 page federal document Chicago Board of charged The board has argued that segregation in the school system is a Candidates contending result of city housing patterns. that officials deliberately kept city schools racially segregated for Meanwhile, the Illinois Board of Education on Thursday granted the last 35 years, a board spokesperson said Thursday. Spokesperson Tom Maloney said it was too early to say what the board would do about the allegations, noting the board had only the school system an indefinite extension of its deadline for compliance with state desegregation guidelines. HEW contends city school officials have deliberately maintained FOR received the document Tuesday from the Department of Health, segregation in the school system by, among other means, locations Education and Welfare. of new school and by creating and changing attendance But he said the board would "cooperate with federal officials to boundaries. resolve existing problems" within the city's school system. The state board has asked the city board to submit plans for School Superintendent Joseph P. Hannon on INTERVIEWS Wednesday denied desegregation by the fall. The requested measures include the charges made by HEW. saying "there never has been a finding development of plans in the event Chicago's "Access to of deliberate segregation against the Chicago public school Excellence" program, which federal officials already have system." indicated is unacceptable, fails to meet projected goals. The federal charges were contained in a letter and accompany inp- documents delivered to Hannon. Smaller parking spaces HERM'S J AUTO BODy ? To Fill the Positions of (continued from page 3) parked in the proper spaces, he spoke at the meeting disap¬ proved of the request, saying American & Foreign Cars said. The commission also recom¬ increased traffic levels would present a danger to the chil¬ r Quality Work Guaranteed mended the city establish and dren in the area. maintain stable traffic flows at Because the land is vacant Free Estimates intersections such that drivers would not be forced to wait at signals for more than one Because no statistics are available regarding the number cycle. and is being considered by the Housing and Commercial Advi¬ sory committees in the forma¬ tion of a new Comprehensive Plan, the commissioners voted >n. t. - Fri. 7:30 8:00 a.m. a.m. - 5:30 p.m. -12 Noon •EDITOR of problem intersections in the Corner Larch & Michigan Ave. to defer the request until more city, commissioners mended that a study be conduc¬ ted of all intersections with signals. recom information is available. r---——-i I 50c i Lansing 489-6577 •AD MANAGER Ralph Monsma, Planning S Off Any I Commission chairperson, said the improvement could be a J* Canneloni Dinner I (All Positions Paid) long-range goal, depending any Saturday . upon the extent of the problem. I until 10 P.M. « If such Spaghetti Tree a program seems to I be too expensive, Monsma said, i the commission needs to know before including it in the new FOR THE LARGEST CAMPUS 1 coupon per Comprehensive Plan. dinner Bicycle storage facilities to be included in the proposed Lot 9 parking structure on Grove j^Valid thru May 31,1979 j NEWSPAPER IN THE WORLD Street were also supported by the commission. now open THE STATE NEWS The commission voted to recommend to City Council that in East Lansing. bicycle racks be available in all parking lots. Free Pregnancy Tesrmg In other business, the com¬ mission tabled a request for the Pregnancy Terminations rezoning of a series of lots on Free V D Tesrmg Lake Lansing Road between & Treatment Coolidge Road and Rolling Brook Drive. Gynecological Services The developer, Vern Sayers, Family Planning File your petition at the office of the requested that the lots be rezoned from residential to business. uuomancjere General Manager, Room 346 Student Sayers proposed the building of LensmG of a small doctor's office on a Services Building, for either of these portion of land on Rolling Brook Drive. An office complex was Moir Olnlc 3401 E Eos laming Office Soginaw 201W E. Groni " jobs. proposed for the remaining Lonjlng East Lansing 337-7350 332-1066 lots. Residents of the who area Please pick up your job application form and job description at Room 346 Student SHILOH FELLOWSHIP PRESENTS Services Building. MSU opens i continued from page All American sprinter Randy- Smith will be running a "special 91 /ty01d|I\ai? Finalists will be assigned a time for Saturday, May 5, or Sunday, May 6, for open some 220-meter run" against of the best sprinters in the country. He won the 100- meter dash at last year's affair. Rememberj An Original Easter Musical interviews with the State News Board of Directors. MSU's sprint medley team of Calvin Thomas, Smith, Ricky Written and Performed by Flowers and Keith Moore will also try to defend last year's The Members of Shiloh All fulltime students, with at least a 2.0 title. Coach Bibbs is also taking Fellowship on April 13,14" GPA, are eligible to file a job application. down Dan King for the high jump, Andy Wells for the 815pm&April 15"7:00pm hurdles, Tyrone Williams and Kurt Friese for middle- Corner of Ann & Divison,EL Deadline for submitting applications . . . distances, Moore, Michael White and Ted Unold for the PUBLIC INVITED FREE ADMISSION Friday, April 13. distances and Paul Schneider for the shot put. Gerald H. Coy GENERAL MANAGER the 1 2Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday April 13 1979 EVELYN WOOD VS. MSI Hawaiian university offers class Speedreading techniques argued credit in summer study program By JENNIFER DIXON degree programs. are also available for all parti or $128 for 15 meals. By BARB DONOV AN Cherney said the resource center likes to start students on the State News Staff W riter Graduate students enrolled cipants as well as married Tach 500 because it uses a slower pace than other students without children. Interested students should Students cannot learn the necessary techniques of speedread programs. Education, business, law, in the program are required to ing from the machines used in learning centers and reading Students are then encouraged to move into programs wnere economics and Asian Studies take three three credit courses, Cost varies according to type apply before May 15. Appli cants will be notified by June 5. clinics — machines like those used at MSI'. ' / Friday, April 13, 1979 13 r By MIKE FEINSILBER Associated Press Writer be put out this year at a cost of ~ 10 of that going to a management through an auto dealer in Pennsauken, N.J., and the rest government agencies. to WASHINGTON — Congressional auditors are trying to i the project, compile data and The Energy Department rejected the GAO's criticism. GAO wants delay discourage the government from plans to put 10,000 electric cars on the road until technology gives the electric vehicle a better chance to compete in traffic and in the marketplace. lay's electric vehicles can do will "We do not agree with the view that scarcity of data, limited-range vehicles, the need to improve technology, etc., i. the GAO said, because those should postpone the demonstration effort in the A new report from the General Accounting Office, which and lack zip and range. private sector," the Energy Department said. It said conducts investigations for Congress, says the Energy electric vehicles is so limited Congress required that in electric vehicle Department is moving too fast on a demonstration project designed to prove that cars powered by batteries or by a •spread commercialization cannot is time,'' the GAO said. the demonstration project be carried out. The department has estimated that in the next 21 years 8.6 combination of batteries and small gasoline engines are 's million electric or hybrid cars will be in use in America, plans, 20 cars are to be made potential alternatives to the gasoline fueled vehicle. >st to the American Telephone and accounting for 5 percent of the total number of cars and saving demonstration plan Under the department's plans, private firms and individuals and state and local governments would get subsidies for buying Angeles for use by olidated Edison of New York for telephone 200,000 barrels of oil a day. The GAO also criticized Energy Department research into an and using 10,000 electric cars between now and 1986. The cars' to the Long Island Lighting Co. of electrified road. Under that concept, electric cars would be users and the government would share the costs of the aders, 20 to Disneyworld in Florida powered by cables embedded in the roadway and would depend I experiment. snance work, 25 to private drivers on their own power sources only when on side streets. TONIGHT AND SATURDAY is back from HELD OVER <&%au w ABSOLUTELY FINAL 2 DAYS presents x California... WILL NOT BE SHOWN AGAIN THIS YEAR CHIAPFUCK HITS UNISEX and will be HAIRSTYLING f However imaginative the story may be, Romero TONIGHT & TOMORROW makes believe it all SILT playing at Night of the Living Dead is a us grim and gruesome exercise in extraordinary horror Hard Day's Niglit Relaxing, Pressing GREEK Mountain Jack's film craftsmanship, a towering achievement in unre¬ lieved terror. Yellow Submarine and Curling for the month Let It Be are our of April! Specialties M0VNTS1N —Midnight Showing — At Spartan Triplex i CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT Admission '3.00 (Tue.-Sot.) on stage: JUS'S, 810 S. Holmes St. (4 blocks south of Sparrow) .. 400-0344 Tue-Th 8-1 Lansing, Ml 48912 485-3545 5800 W.SAGINAW HWY. Fri-Sat 8-2 LANSING, 321 2770 US 27 NORTH LANSING PHONE: 482-7409 TONIGHT AND SAT. Good Only at Friday: 12:00 Midnight only Meridian Mall Showploce: 106 B Wells "IF I WERE YOU, I WOULDN'T WAIT A Orange Julius Saturday: 12:00 Midnight only MINUTE TO SEE 'HEAVEN CAN WAIT?' 1982 E Grand River Showplace: 102 B Wells Okemos • 349-9548 Admission: $1.50 ABeal Film "1978 Billboard Radio Forum • Introducing. Award Winner" ,, INNER "An inside look at the people whose music has changed our lives." it t \jievj Sunday nights at 10:35 p.m. This week: ELTON JOHN Par, H 640 AM MICHIGAN STATE RADIO NETWORK WBRS WMOO WMSN §ummcr &Winter Filmed in color and personally narrated by LIVE AT... DOOLEY'S DICK REDDY arks and streets of Leningrad a LONNIE as time, the hot beaches at Sochi i, Performing Arts Company i on'film by Dick Reddy, one of thi LISTON Michigan State University turday, April 14 at 8.00 P.M. i the University Auditorium SMITH presents Tickets: $2.50, at the door only. and The COSMIC ECHOES One child under 12 admitted free with each paid adult admission. Half- price for additional children MONDAY, APRIL 16 under 12 years. MSU students free with valid I.D. tickets at DOOLEY'S both Recordlands Holiday Lanes & Lounge Open Bowling Schedule: Mon-Thurs: 9:00 am " 6:00 Pm 11:30 pm - 2:00 am Friday: 9:00 am - 6:00 pm 9:00 pm - 2:00 am Sat: 9:00 am - 2:00 am Sunday: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm 10:00 pm - 2:00 am Rent-a-Lane Mon.-Thurs. Midnight-2:00o.m. Sundays 11:00p.m.-1:00a.m. *6.00 perlane April 17 - 21 • j b- 3101 E. Grand River For Information & Reservations 355-0148 Just North of Frondor Coll 337*9775 Friday April 13, 1979 14 Michigon Stote News Eost Lonsing, Michigan TONIGHT AND SATURDAY JUDY OARLAND AND MARGARET O'BRIEN IN MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS Friday. 7 30. 9:30 Place: 106 8 Wells Sat: 7:30 9:30 Place: 102 B Wells Admission: $1.50 A BEAL FILM TONIGHT AND SATURDAY A PORNOGRAPHIC ROUBLE HEADER Two Really Wild Films Are Now Playing With Each Other. HOLLYWOOD PORN IS HIRE NOW Highest Rating in Screw Oui Hustler. Rave Reviews in Playboy, Oui, and Chic. "Brilliant new porn film No other film is going to equal this one 100V A <; :■ ■. M ,f. ghi Bl■„ It easily rates 100 It s the finest blue movie I've ever seen. It is inventive opulent, and highly erotic "Misty Beethoven" Introducing Constance Money witt Jamie Gill is Jaqueline Beudant Tern Hall Gloria LeonardCasey Donovan Ras Kea Directed by Henry Paris Plus this 2nd GREAT HARDCORE HIT An Exotic, Erotic Romp Best Film of the Year A New Plateau in Erotic Cinema mJk "The Private Afternoons of Pamela Mann" PORNO TONIONT AND SATURDAY Showtimes: Misty 7:30, 10:30 A , Pamela 9:00, 12:00 BEAL Showplace: 104 B Wells FILM Admission: $2.50 students $3.50 non-students Michigan State News fcost Lansing. Michigan Friday, April 13, 1979 15 •" w 1l : ; #» Classified Advertif ing Information Employment ][jXJ [ Apartments |Ip] [ Apartments""]^) FORD WAGON 1973, brown, DOMINO'S PIZZA PHONE 355-8255 347 Student Services PART TIME AND SUMMER EARN MONEY FOR LIFE'S Bldg. motor excellent, body poor. Is hiring full and part-time NONSMOKING male for JEWISH FEMALE student $550. 882 6415. 5-4-18(3) delivery employment for MSU stu¬ EXTRAS Become an Avor, four-man. Close to campus, needs female roommate in RATES people. Flexible Have you always wished you hours. Can make up to dents, automobile required representative. You can earn cable T V., Spring 332-8083! summer sublease. One block could strike up a conversa¬ 339-9500. C-14-4-30 (4) DATS GMC JIMMY 1975, $4/hour with commission and extra money selling quality 5-4-16 (3) from campus. Reply Box A-1 No. High tion with someone you don't Sierra package, AM/FM cas¬ tips. Apply at the following products part-time during the The State News. 8-4 19 161 ines 1 3 1 day-90' per line know but would like to? CLARA'S TRAIN STATION 6 8 locations. ... hours that suit you best For 1 OR 2 people to sublease 2 sette, rust proofed, excellent. 3 is now accepting applications 3 2.70 7.20 13.50 16.80 days-80' per line $4200. 337-0783. 5-4-19(4) details, call 482 6893 bedroom apartment. Starting 6 days-75' per line How would you like to be for the following positions: C-21-4-30 (81 4 3.60 9.40 18.00 22 40 2068 Cedar St., Holt May 1. $250 a month, East paid to meet people you waitress, waiter, bus boy, BIECMWOOD 5 4.50 12.00 22.50 28.00 8 days-70' per line 1977 GMC Van, finished inte¬ 1561 Haslett Rd., Haslett Lansing location Call 332- would never have reason to hostess, and kitchen help! 8538 APARTMENTS 4 5.40 14.40 27,00 33.60 1139 E Grand River, E. Lan¬ BABYSITTER - NOON to 5 or 485-8894 and ask for rior, $4000. Call 339-8449. talk to? Please apply in person be¬ 7 4.30 16. to 31.50 sing p.m., weekdays Close to Polly. 4-4-13 15) 39.20 Line rate per insertion *5 blocks to campus X-104-1313^ 5214 Cedar St., Lansing tween 2 ft 4 p.m., no phone campus. 332-2625. 2-4-13 (3) calls, please 3-4-13 (9) MASTERCHARGE ft VISA WELCOME IMPALA - 1977, 4-door, 3608 N.E. St., Lansing SUBLET 1 bedroom June- 'Large 2 bedroom 801 Thomas L. Parkway, Lan¬ SUMMER JOBS June 20 September. Norwood Apart¬ Econolines -3 lines-s4.00-5 AM, air, $3500.332-6810 after GET SOMETHING GOING apartments days. 80' per line sing through Labor Day. Waiters, ments, $160. 332-8208. over 3 lines. No adjustment in rate when 6j>-m. 5-4-17 (3) 18-4-20 (20) We need outgoing, assertive FOR THE SUMMER! We're waitresses, bus people and 4-4-13 (3) 'Furnished individuals to demonstrate selecting students TODAY cooks. cancelled Price of item(s) must be stated MERCURY 1974, good Housing available. Now Renting For - Westbend cookware on a for summer work. No experi¬ in ad. Maximum sole condition, $800. One owner Send resume to SINBAD's, price of MOO. PIANIST FOR all-style dance part-time basis, for 2 week¬ ence necessary. Can make Summer & Fall Box 125, Mackinaw City, Mi. Peanuts Personal ads—3 lines 882-7311. 5-4-17 (3) band. Must read. Call Ray ends prior to Mother's Day at $249/per week. For interview UNIVERSITY TERRACE Phone: 332-0052 - s2.25 - per 49701. 5-4-18 (7> insertion. 75' per line over 3 lines (pre¬ Kay, days: 373-5200 after 5 all Knapp's stores. (Down¬ appointment call 485-2324. between 1pm-5pm OLDSMOBILE 98 - coverti- and weekends: 321-1094. town, Lansing Mall, Meridian 5-4-13 (7) MONDAY THRU FRIDAY payment). ble, 1970, sharp, $1750. Mr. SUMMER RANCH help Summer leases avail¬ 4-4-13 (5) Mall). wanted immediately in West¬ Rummage Garage Sale ads—4 lines '2.50. - Bailey, 487-3643. 5-4-17 (3) MODELS-$10/hour. Apply able. Few for Fall. ern Colorado. Farm experi¬ 1 BEDROOM, 10 minutes 63' per line over 4 VELVET FINGERS. Call 489 Open showing Satur¬ lines-per insertion. MOUNTAIN JACK'S Restau¬ $3.75 per hour ence necessary. Call 303-945- from campus in the country. Round Town ads—4 OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88, 2278. OR-21-4-30 (3) days 11am-2pm lines-'2.50-per insertion. 1971, runs good, reliable' rant now accepting applica¬ 5202 or write Eric Williams, or by Parking Daily, 339-2977. 63' per line over 4 lines. tions for bartenders, wait Hours are flexible; 11 a.m.-3 body solid, $150. 627-4680 CAMP FOR girls and boys, 45707, Hwy. 6 & 24, Glen- appointment. Phone 7-4-20 (3) Lost & Found ads Transportation ads persons, cooks, and bus per¬ p.m. Saturdays and 1 p.m.-5 wood Springs, Col. 81601. between — 3 4-4-16 13) sons. Full and part time hours p.m. Sundays. Don't worry if (ages 8-15) in Algonquin 3pm-7pm lines-M ,50-per insertion. 50' 3-4-16 (8) SUMMER SUBLET. 1 bed¬ per line over available. Apply in person you have no experience (in Park, Ontario, has openings Monday-Friday: 3 lines. oldsmobile 1976 - Vista for counselors, unit leaders, room furnished, air, quiet, only, Monday-Friday 2-4 p.m. cooking or demonstrating) . SHAKLEE DISTRIBUTORS near shopping. 332-6804 Cruiser . Wagon, excellent 5800 W. Saginaw. E.O.E. we'll show you exactly what and activity instructors: Arts wanted. Earn high income 8-4-23 (31 . Deadlines condition, power steering, 8-4-16 (9) to do. Ef Crafts, Drama, Music, each month and be your own brakes, cruise, air, AM-Fm! Swimming, Skiing, Land- boss1 Fantastic opportunity. OWN ROOM, huge apart¬ Ads-2p.m.-l class day before publication. stereo and more. $3500 332- If you think you could handle sports, and Canoe Guides. LIFEGUARD POSITION Call, 10 am to 10 pm, ment, pool, air, rent negoti Cancellation Change-lp.m.-l class day be¬ 4056. 2-4-13 (6) - this type of job, give us a call IJune 28 - August 25). Write ROOMMATE - MALE or needs WSI/senior lifesaving 694 4840. 7-4-18 15) able. Summer, option on Fall. fore publication. CAMP TAMAKWA, 16000 female. Share 1 bedroom especially if have - certificate. $3.50/hour. 372- you a 349-2039, evenings. 5-4-18 (4) Once ad is ordered it cannot be cancelled or PORSCHE, 1974, 41,000 "line" that works! W. 9 Mile Rd., Suite 416, apartment. Will have by your¬ 3018 after 3 pm. 5-4-13 (3) KITCHEN HELP 3:30-7 pm miles. Excellent condition. Southfield, Mi. 48075 self until midterm. $125.50 - or call changed until after 1st insertion. Tuesdav, Wednesday, Thurs¬ v2 utilities. 5 minutes cam¬ Appearance Group $4,900 or TAXI DRIVERS, full or part- (313) 559-4240. Z-5-4-18 115) There is a m.00 charge for 1 ad MANPOWER day. Till 8 pm Friday, 11-7:30 YES.. , change plus best offer. 393-5593. time positions available. Must 691 N. WASHINGTON pus 332-5314. 5-4-17 (6> 50" per additional pm Saturday. More hours in >...we have location! change for maximum 6-4-13(4) have chauffeur license. Call 372-0880 10 TO 20 girls wanted for summer. Minimum wage OKEMOS SUBLEASE 1 bed¬ •on Red Cedar River of 3 changes. VARSITY CAB at 332-3559 telephone work, no experi¬ starting. Must have own room furnished, air, $195 The State News will only be RABBIT, 1976, 40,000 miles, 5-4-16 (41 ence necessary, good hourly •free canoes responsible for transportation. Apply in per¬ month. 349-2000 before 2 the 1st day s incorrect insertion. AM FM cassette, best offer. wage plus bonus, days or son. CITY FISH CO 124 E. •2 minufes to campus Adjust¬ 339-3323. 7-4-18 (3) FLORAL DESIGNER wanted evenings, apply within Ki- ment claims must be made within 10 for local shop. Must have Washtenaw, downtown. days SUMMER EMPLOYMENT: wanis Club, 2736 E Grand 8-4-23 (101 Waters A Rivers of expiration date. experience in design, wed¬ Waiters, waitresses. Hostes¬ River, Inn America basement RENAULT 12, '71. Manual, f>CNE LAKE Is are due 7 days from ad expiration date. air, front wheel drive. dings, funeral and wire ser¬ ses, Bartenders, Cooks, kit¬ 7-4-16(7) CASHIERS AND projection¬ Edge Apts. If not paid by due date a 50' late service Best vice. Call Mr Luntz 351 chen help and groundskee- offer over $200, 351-3995 - ist wanted. Apply 4-6 pm APARTMENTS 261 River St. 8655. 5-4-13 (7i PART TIME girl trainee for pers. Send resume and pic¬ charge will be due. after 5 p.m. 3-4-16 (3) Wednesday-Sunday. CREST 6080 Marsh Rd. ^ext to Cedar Village) ture, giving date available & morning office duties. 80 DRIVE IN. 1096 W. G-and BARTENDER FULL time. Ex¬ experience to: BILL OLI¬ hours/month. For Appoii Meridian Mall Area VOLKSWAGEN - 1979 Re¬ liable transportation, must perience not necessary. Ap¬ VER'S LAKE FRONT ment 321-9700. 11-4-13(4) One Bedroom 332-4432 ply HUDDLE SOUTH. 820 W LODGE, P.O Box 146, Pru- SECRETARY NEEDED gen¬ sell, $550. 351-5772 - Automotive Automotive 5-4-17 (3) Miller Rd 5-4-16 (4) denville. Ml 48651, (Hough¬ PART TIME outdoor mainte¬ eral office work. Type 50 Furnished & ton Lake) 19-4-24 (9) and Unfurnished PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE nance cleanup. Monday- wpm, fuli-time. 487-8213 COCKTAIL WAITRESS, full furnished, 1 bedroom, utilities ATTENTION!! WE buy late Friday, 8 a.m. - noon. Applv 7-4-23(31 CHEAPEST PRICES in the - VW BUS 1977, like new, time. Experience not OVERSEAS JOBS - sum¬ in person, Meridian Mall Busi¬ paid. $175 month + deposit. neces¬ model imported and domes¬ state. UGLY 489 5574 after 6pm DUCKLING stereo cassette, 31,000 miles, sary. Apply HUDDLE mer/year round. Europe, S. ness Office, Okemos tic compact cars. Contact SECRETARY WANTED by OR-3 4-17(5) RENT-A-CAR. $7.95/day. rustproofed. 355-1141. SOUTH, 820 W. Miller Rd America, Australia, Asia, etc. 5-4-18 (4) John DeYoung, WILLIAMS 372-7650. C-17-4-30-4(41 5-4-16 (4) All fields, $500-$1200 month¬ Russian Language Journal. 5-4-19(3) VW, 484-1341. C-13-4-30 (5) ly. Expenses paid. Sightsee¬ HOUSEKEEPER BABYSIT Hours arranged, good wages. SPARROW HOSPITAL near- TER wanted Call Professor Sendich, 355 One bedroom, and studios. cutlass-1966, radio, hea¬ VW, ing. Free information: IJC, Monday-Friday BUICK LESABRE 1974, con¬ 1970, Window Bus. BABYSITTER NEEDED - full Box 52-ME, Corona, Del Mar, 3-6 p.m. Must have own 5079 or 337-0162 3-4-16(5) $150-165. Adults 332-1396 ter, new tires, battery, and 339-8192 vertible, loaded, $2750. Call AM FM, eight track. Needs time in your home or mine. 2 5-4-19(3' exhaust. $300. 349-1827 Ca. 92625. 15-5-1 (8) transportation, 349-4174 (af¬ 332-8660. 5-4-18 (3) X-8-4-19(3) engine work. $300 or best boys 1 Vi and 5, $50 week, ter 6 p.m.) 8-4-13 (4) FULL OR PART time help. evenings offer 1-468-3433. 1-4-13(5) 394-6145 after 6 p.m. NORTH 2 BABYSITTER NEEDED for Landscape work. Own trans¬ - Rooms, private BUICK '75. V-6 special sharp 6-4-17 (4) bath & entrance, utilities CUTLASS SUPREME 1971. weekday afternoons 3:30- PART TIME teaching posi¬ portation 349-3150 3-4-17(3) RED GIANT has a large paid Two-door. 24 mpg. 323-3778 5:30 for 9 year old girl in my tion in day care center. 5 and One or 2 bedroom, Power, good rubber, air con¬ selection of houses, apart¬ 1-4-13(31 ditioning needs repair. $700 394-0677 after 3:30 p.m Auto Service ||/~| WAITRESSES WANTED. Both lunch hours and nights. Apply at SIR PIZZA, 122 n! home near Brody 351-0928 evenings. 5-4-17 (4) mornings a week. Call 489- 2255 between 11 and 1. BEAUTICIAN - TAKE large clientele. Guaranteed over ments, duplexes, studios, etc & private entrance. Basement Most areas, sizes, and 0458. 5-4-19(5! parking. 646-6479 or 646 Experienced stylist . . . 8-4-18 5-4-13 14) wage. CADILLAC SEDAN '970. (5)_ Harrison. 8-4-20 (3) only. Call Carmen 323-1122 prices. Call and see if we have Good condition, low miles. JUNK CARS wanted. Also BURCHAM HILLS Retire¬ DODGE MAXI-Van, '74. 318. MALE COUNSELORS - 20 5-4-19(4) what you're looking for. Mike, 372-7326 or 351 0300 selling used parts. Phone 321- ment Center, immediate full 3-4-13 (3) Automatic, carpeting, queen 3651. C-21-4-30 (3) EXPERIENCED COCKTAIL and part time openings in and older for Michigan camp. TYPING 50 words Between 9-9, 349-1065. CEDAR VILLAGE bed $1800 323-3778 WAITRESSES AT Highland food 332-3991. 6-4-16 (3) or more. 5-4-13(7! service, cooks, dish¬ CAPRI 1973, V-6, 60,000 1-4-13(3) VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE Hills Golf Course. Must have washers, servers, porters. TELEPHONE SURVEYORS Bookkeeping and telephone experience. Send resume to APARTMENTS miles, $900. 351-4355. mufflers. transportation. Hours ap¬ Must have own transporta¬ ROOMMATE V\ ANTED German-made, with evenings, salary plus bonus. P.O. Box 1493, E. Lansing 8-4-20 131 DODGE MINI-motor home, pipes and installation kits, proximately 6-11 pm. Occa¬ tion. Experience preferred. Non-smoking female. Close Now leasing for Call EASTLAWN, 349-9180 mi 48823. 2-4-16(5) sional weekends. Phone 669- Apply in person at the busi¬ to campus. $127.50.351-7246 1974, good condition, ready $24.95, at CHEQUERED 8-4-13 (3) summer, and fall. CAPRICE 1974, runs well, FLAG 9873. 8-4-23 (7) ness office between 2-4. Lo¬ after 7. 5-4-16 (3) - to roll!i Where? FLUMER- FOREIGN CAR Summer rent as low as good body, $1200 355-2769. cated at Park Lake and FELT STAIR CHEVROLET. PARTS, 2605 E. Kalamazoo UNIFORMED For Rent 7-4-19 (3) MAN FOR watering nights at Burcham, East Lansinq. SECURITY 2 BEDROOM-Kitchen dining $47.50 per person. For 655-4343. 0-2-4-16(5) Street. One mile west of OFFICERS — full or part- information campus. 487-5055. Highland Hills Golf Course, 14-4-27(13) room combination. 12 unit time, call 641-4562. ; CAPRICE 1972 - power C-12-4-20 (8) May 15 through summer OR-21-4-30 (3) IBM CORRECTING Selec- apartment building Well FIAT-1973, 5-door wagon, months. 9 p.m. - 4 a.m. Call maintained. A'i utilities, ex steering, brakes, air, 350, MURRAY HOTEL, Mackinac other extras. $725. 394-0835 5-4-17 (3) automatic, under miles. Excellent throughout. 40,000 MASON BODY SHOP, 812 E. 669-9873 between 9 pm. 8-4-23 (6) am and 6 Island, Mi. Summer cooks, EXPERIENCED SAILING and trics. By week or month. Call J & J Products, 371-1878. cept electric. $245 month. Mature persons preferred. call 351-5180 Kalamazoo, since 1940. Auto Bartenders, maintainence sailboat cruising instructions 18-4-30 (3) Asking $1600. 349-4842 painting - collision service. persons, piano players and for Michigan camp. 332-3991. Airport area. 321 2119. CHEVROLET MALIBU 1971, 4-4-16(4) American foreign cars. 485- FAST FOOD MANAGERS personnel for rotation be¬ 5-4-16 (7) LARGE 2 party furnished 6-4-16 (4) 250, standard, new tires, 0256. C-21-4-30 (5) DOMINO'S PIZZA (250 units tween food service, waitress- FURNITURE RENTAL living efficiency. Close to campus. battery, radio, silver, good room, bedroom, kitchen. CAPITOL VILLA unfur¬ Air FLEETWOOD LIMOUSINE nationwide) needs experi¬ ing and housekeeping. Send - conditioning. $210 condition, must sell $595 GOOD USED tires, 13-14-15 7-11 SfORE, 1997 Aurelius Very Reasonable rates. Nob nished apartment, clean. month-fall 1973. Excellent condition. enced fast food managers complete resume, work ex¬ $140.'month, 355-2973/332 2368. inch. Mounted free. Used Rd, Holt is now taking appli¬ Apartments, 485-8525 Summer Rent negotiable. summer. After 5 p.m. 487- $4000. now to be trained for posi¬ perience, recent photo, social 5-4-17 (5) 394-0050, 655-2959 wheels and hub caps. PEN- cations for part time employ¬ 8-4-19 ,5) 337-0422. X-10-4-13 (3) 4451.20-4-30(51 tions as store managers. You security number and 1st and 10-4-2613) NEL SALES, 1825 Michigan, last day available to work to can earn up to $250 per week ment. Apply in person 694- CHEVY CAPRICE, 1972. Lansing, Michigan, 48912. 3969 Penberton, AnnVbor, while in training. Our expan¬ 4906. 8-4-17(5) Runs well, Must sell. $300. FIREBIRD-1973,72,800 miles, 482-5813. C-13-4-30 (6) sion offers exciting oppor¬ Mi. 48105. 12-4-16(15) 489 4549. 6-4-19 <31 runs well. Orange, white inte- tunities for you to join the 1976 CHEVY Van, V-8, power steering and brakes, custom tior. $1600. 489-2154 7-4-18 (3) [ Motorcycles fastest growing pizza com¬ pany as in the world. Your salary beginning manager RESIDENT spouse to MANAgIfT and live in and super¬ vise 6 mentally retarded adult GET YOUR name on interview calendar for sum¬ mer work. Good money for the PEOPLE REACKER m? clients, in a residential home hard workers. Offered by well interior, 48,000 miles. $3200 FORD MUSTANG Ghia- $12,500 per year plus 25% 489-0935. 8-4-18 (4) CORDOBA, 1975, excellent 1978, designer series, extras. 393-7119 before 2.8-4-17(3) FOR SALE, 1974 Honda XL250. 385 actual miles, showroom condition. Kept in profit of the unit. Supervisory and franchising available after opportunities 12 months setting. Contact personnel office, Community Health Board, 407 W. Green- Mental known company. For more information on how you can .make over $950 per month, WANT AD heated storage since new. lawn, Lansing. E.O.E. successful store manage¬ condition, power steering/ $750 firm. 353-8165 after 5 8-4-13 (8) call 372-8303. BL-Z-1-4-1319) Just complete form and FORD WINDOW Van, E-150. ment. Send resume to Joyce brakes, air, call Jack 332 1976. Deluxe conversion. pm. 8-4-13 (6) White, 6300 W. Michigan mail with payment to: 8816. S-5-4-19(3) 351-V8, power steering ft Ave., Apt. J-12, Lansing, 1976 HONDA 750K, good, 48917. 14 4-20 (24) COUGAR XR 7, brakes Ef cruise. Craig AM/ 1970-4 $1000. 1977 Honda 750K, State News Classified Dept. FM the payment on the car speed, stereo. $650 or best stereo with 8 track, very good, $1250, 482-4616. 31*7Student Services Bldg. offer. 332-7350. 3-4-16 (3) rustproofed, heavy Reest 5-4-13(3) fAake hitch, CB, porta-potty, sink, East Lansing, Mich. 1*8823 Your new lawn furniture will CORVETTE. 1968, converti¬ ice box, table, captain chairs, look terrific out front this ble, 4-speed, sharp $4100. and bench seats. 55,000 353 7820 or 349-1717. 8-4-13 (3) miles. $4,200. 834-5243. 5-4-19(13) spring. But sell the lawr. furniture you no longer need in these columns. earn$10,0 Address _ 1979 MAZDA GLC Don t sign a lease until a month for 2 or 3 hours a week of your spare time City Daytime Phoni _ Zip Code Student Number — _ II Dr. Hejzulc you've seen - Preferred Insertion Date — Sale Price Join the Ganq at... Trade or Cash U Deduct (iuaranl MARIGOLD APARTMENTS Burcham Woods donate plasma 25 characters in a line, including punctuation and spaces between words. You may save a life' Print Ad here It's easy and relaxing Be a twice-a-week regular. $10 cash each donation, plus bonuses •ah conditioning •Large on. bedroom •ample parking •Completely furniihed •furnished •bus service this ad worth $5 extra CIRCLE RATE WANTED 3 LINE MINIMUM •Shag Carpeting •Appliances and Air Cond. •tennis courts near by New donors only Phone for appointment OOinETETETETETEa •We pay water and heat 745 BURCHAM ngltaiDE if" irhrtirn Apartments shown by LANSING PLASMA CORP. For appointment call ippointment Mon-Wed-Fri 3026 E. Michigan Ave. Lansing's Exclusive Autovest Dealer 337-7328 lOom-Unoon or nmnraiHEnEDBDEEij 3:30pm5pm Lansing, Mich. 48912 ■HDBDEDEDEDEEDara COOK NERRIMAN, INC. Phone for appointment: 333-8914 DB3EDEQE23EiQBEQCQ 6135 W Sogmow 32) 6900 s,. *155 351-3111 Friday April 13, 1979 1 6Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan Apartments 1^1 Houses m c Rooms For Sale E Service US U.S. soldier killed in Turkey; TWO MALE RED GIANT has a large 1 BLOCK from campus FOR SALE Centurion Le FREE LESSON in complexion needed close to campus. Rent negotiable. Call Pedro, 337-0414. 3-4-16 (3) selection of houses, ments, . . . apart duplexes, studios, etc Most areas, sizes and available now, furnished, $85 $125. 3514484 8-4 23(3) Mans 10 speed bicycle. 23''a mens frame. Excellent condi¬ tion. 355-8170. 3-4-13 (4) care. MERLE COSMETIC STUDIO, 321 5543. C 214 30 (4) NORMAN left-wing terrorists suspected WOMAN NEEDED for room Wounded in the attack was Staff of Izmir. prices. Call and see if we have ISTANBUL. Turkey (AP) - FEMALE roommates in house of 4. $93.75/month, WE PAY up to $2 for LP's No organization claimed fes z. rcivi«i_c luuimiiaica , . , , x r-. PROFESSIONAL Assailants believed to be left Sgt. Jeffrey P. Vail. 22, of ^ 349 1065. <»' 9-9, "JJ*™ to spring plus utilities. 372-5034. and cassettes all types, ,„m 8-4 23 (4) wing terrorists killed a U.S. Myrtle Beach. S.C. Vail was ponsibility for the assassins Americana Apartments. Call n rock, classical, jazz, etc. EDITING tion, but police sources said 5-4-13(7) flat, BLACK Er CIRCULAR, soldier and wounded another on reported in satisfactory condi Kathy 332-6482 5-4-18 (4) Thejaj Manuscripts tion following surgery at a loca1 they suspected an extreme CHRISTIAN CO OP accept upstairs, 541 E. Grand River, a crowded street Thursday in Papers left wing underground group 2 BEDROOM apartment near WELL KEPT house for 4 girls ing applications for fall term. Open 11 a.m. 351 0838 Izmir, officials said. hospital. Officials said the masked active in the province. Sparrow. $165 includes utili- across from campus for sum- 332-1437 10-4-25(3) C 214-30(6) 332-6446 Izmir Gov. Necdet Calp said a Police set up roadblocks on assailants fired from a speeding large force of police was mobil¬ ONE ROOM in large home, NEW AND used guitars, ban automobile at the soldiers, who routes to the city. Turkey's ized for a search that spread to FEMALE TO sublet furnished many extras. $97 50 and utili- jos, mandolins, etc. Dulci¬ BLUEGRASS EXTENSION were both in uniform and third-largest with over one mers and kits, recorders, shantytown areas of Izmir on room, nice house. Close, ties. Now to September. SERVICE plays weddings, returning to their quarters from million inhabitants. UNIVERSITY VILLA thousands of hard to find Turkey's Aegean coast. $76/month plus utilities, nice Close. 332-6613 or 487-1586. parties, 337-0178 372 3727 The slain soldier was identi duty at the Tuslog (Turkish Within hours, more than 10 Small deposit. 2-4-13 (4) albums and books. Discount C-21 4 30 (3) 337-2653 U.S. Logistics) offices annexed persons were arrested on suspi¬ Available immediately. Max prices. Expert repairs-free fied as Master Sgt. Edward A. to the NATO base facing the bay cion of participating in the 3-7pm ine. 351-0739 after 5. OWN ROOM share utili¬ estimates. ELDERLY IN¬ Claypool, 23, of Richards. Mo. ties. 1 'a miles north of MSU STRUMENTS, 541 E. Grand ambush attack near the en¬ 3-4-13 (61 HASLEH ARMS $98 month 487-5616 River, 332-4331. C-21-4-30 (9) trance to the local trade fair checked at MARSHALL 351-1957 LARGE 4 bedroom duplex to MUSIC The north Door of complex, officials said. 3-7pm sublet summer only. Located 1 mile from campus. Call WOMEN - OWN room across NIKKORMAT FT2 75260 mm Zoom with flash, 332 2750. Frandor. C-1 -4-13(5) S. Africa ousts U.S. Police quoted witnesses as saying a Turkish-made sedan EVERGREEN ARMS 351-8135 l-5pm 337-0990 after 5 p.m. 3-4-13 (4) from campus. Utilities paid, furnished, no lease, parking. $80, month. Call 351 4280 or 84-18 (3) PLANT SALE exotic house - TAYMAR LEGAL SERVICES 10 continued from page Observers noted the 1) pho¬ ca's top-secret nuclear facility in the Kalahari Desert, or approached the fair complex and four men inside opened fire with automatic weapons, cut¬ FOR SPRING (summer op¬ 332 8668 5 4 16 (5) »0 plants. 4-14-79, 10-4. 1518 LEASING tion). 2 large bedrooms in tography could have been defense installations related to ting down the two Americans. Parkvale, E Lansing AFFORDABLE Officers said they recovered FOR beautiful country house. Rent ADJOINING LOOKING Glass 2-4-13 (3i aimed at making a general South Africa's war against LEGAL SERVICES aerial survey of broad stretches spent cartridges from a Rus¬ SUMMER negotiable. Call 349-3051 River, two rooms in friendly guerrillas in Namibia. M 4-4-16(3) of territory for intelligence Relations between the Uni¬ sian-made automatic weapon. country home on 12 acres. DID YOU know that THE Initial Consultation FREE AND Pets. Call 485-1751 ext 547 or STEREO SHOPPE is the records, or at photographing ted States and South Africa Claypool died instantly of FALL AnHamtanor (minor $175 Vi BLOCK from campus - 669 5069 8 4-17(6) place to buy your stereo specific targets — which per have grown strained in recent multiple bullet wounds, officials 8-10 people, furnished, $875 equipment. C-21-4-30 (8) haps might include South Afri- because of U.S. criticism said. Vail, also shot several 00 years MALE FOR rinup to Plus utilities. Available fall PERSON SOUGHT for nice of the ruling white minority's times, was first taken to a 332-6468.8-4-16(4) LOFT WATERBED campus. $85 utilities. Spring house 14 minutes to MSU Frame, official policies of racial segre nearby American Hospital. Due bikes (need repair), stereos, to lack of surgery equipment, he term. Neil, 337-2081 COUNTRY HOUSE, 2 fe¬ Non-tobacco, veggie. 372- FOR OTHER FEES 694-1351 gation. In 1977, the United aquariums Any reasonable moved to a clinic of the 1-4-13(3) 8956 8-4 18 i3) States voted in the U.N. Securi¬ was males to share Co-ed house. offer accepted 351 5695 ty Council to enact the current Aegean University Hospital, w 15 minutes to Campus, $85 3-4 16 (4i world embargo against where he was reported in LANSING-APPLIANCES, per room. Spring or Fall For Sale VOICE LESSONS for fulfill¬ arms unfurnished. No children, pets. Quiet married couple. 655-1717 Rick 8-4-24(5) Animals ment and or performance. Popular, contemporary, rock. ?jpip)@lnlilfi@ South Africa. In an unexplained move ear¬ satisfactory condition following surgery to remove bullets in the References, deposit. $225 482-1727. 663-4345. 84-18(5) ROOM IN 6 utilities. 351-0508. 3-4-17(31 man. $95. plus Spring & Summer. SEWING MACHINES free arm machines $99.50. Guaranteed used ma¬ new from LABRADORS BLACK and All ages Sue 699 2433 2-4-16(5' w Announcements for It's What's Happening must be received in the lier this week, the South Afri¬ can ambassadors to the United States and to the United Na¬ upper parts of his body. Police also said recently Claypool's was smashed and win car « SUBLET OWN bedroom in State News office, 343 Student chines from $39.50. All makes gold 8 weeks $50. 321 4818 tions were suddenly called dows of his residence broken by three man apartment, one LICENSED, EXPERIENCED Services Bldg., by 12 noon at least RENTING FOR Fall. Modern repaired EDWARDS DIS¬ E 5 4-19(3' day care in my home. Lots of home for "consultations." unknown assailants. block from campus. Call 337- two class days before publication. TRIBUTING COMPANY 1115 houses and duplexes. Cam¬ TLO Call 676 5904 No announcements will be accept¬ 2669 5-4-17 (4) N pus near. 3 7 bedrooms. Call Washington. 489-6448 GERMAN SHORTHAIR pup¬ ed by phone. C-21-4-30 (8! MALE ROOMMATE needed days 351-6471. C-21-4-30 (4) pies $50 Tails clipped, for 2 bedroom mobile home CASH PAID For old comics, wormed Call 675-5260 McEmCee needed for McDonel with washer, dryer. 8 miles from MSU. Next to Lake, SUBLEASE house N 2 bedroom Lansing, $200 baseball cards, science fic¬ E 5-4-19(3' Typing Service \ ^k\ Coffeehouse at 8 p.m. April 20. tion CURIOUS BOOK For more information, call 353 $120 all utilities. Phone 675- month. Call 374-8906 SHOP. 307 E. Grand River, GOATS FOR sale Milking 1598 7190. Z 5-4-17 (6) East EXPERIENCED IBM typing, Lansing. 332-0112. does kids bucks. $100 or dissertations. (Pica - Elite), C-104-13 (6) MSU FEMALE TO share furnished, less 625-3978 E 5 4-19(3) FAYANN 489-0358 Sport's Club provides a. racket negotiable 332-7861 or 355 Rooms C-21-4-30 (3) and stringing service for tennis PET SKUNK 1' i years old. squash rackets. Bring rackets 2902. 8-4-20 (3) T-SHirts made from Male Plus equipment, $40 THESIS to IM Sports-West DISSERTATIONS AVAILABLE NOW Campus your art. Photo or 332-2751 5-4-16(3) FEMALE WANTED for 3 typing, copies, binding. Call near. Rooms from $80 slide in FULL COLOR Friends of Ruhani Mission ga¬ 332-2078. OR-21-4-30 (3> bedroom, 2 bath apartment, month. Call days 351-6471 ther for yoga and to listen to the Any quantity. Discount LAB PUP (yellow registered. own room, $98.33 month. C-214-30 (3) words of a perfect living master, 882-1036. 5-4-1314) n for dorm floors 4'.- months $85 655-3800 EXPERT TYPING. Term pa¬ Sant Darshan Singh, at 11 a.m. I E-5-4 16(3) pers, letters, RESUMES ROOMMATE FOR 3 Christian or sport team orders Sunday, Oak Room Union. Near Gables. 337-0205. woman apartment, summer Houses! J] or fall. Call 337-2799 WHITE MONKEY 3 FREE kittens, really cute. 2 female 332- C-214-30 (3) Hillel Foundation offers Israeli 6-4-13(3) TYPING-TERM Papers. IBM Folk Dancing with instruction 7350 E 5-4-16 3 experienced, fast service Call provided from 1:30 to 4 p.m. MALE NEEDED: own room in ROOMS - ON 2 acres Sunday, 218 IM Sports-Circle. HORSE BOARDING 3 miles 351 8923 OR-21-4-30 (3) 4 bedroom house. Near cam¬ Private lake, garden, dark¬ TOP DOLLAR PAID - For from campus. Excellent care. pus, $100/month plus utili¬ room 351-8231 34-13 (3) MSU's European Association quality stereo components, $65 month. Now and June. UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS ties. Spring only, summer meets at 8 p.m, Sunday, Owen TVs. cameras, or anything of 332-1650 5-4-18 -4' COMPLETE DISSERTATION fall option. 332-1903. COMMUTERS NEED a Hall Cafeteria. value, WILCOX TRADING AND RESUME SERVICE -" 54-18 (5) room during the week? Own FRATERNITY SORORITY room campus. in house across from No lease, utilities paid, furnished, $80 month. POST, 509 E. Michigan, 485- 4391 C-214-30'6' FRAMES OLD, cracked, or PARAKEETS breeders 339-9741. 5-4-18 (3) BABIES, $10, $15 Guaranteed typesetting, IBM typing, off¬ set printing and binding. For estimate stop in at 2843 E. V meets MSU Simulations from noon to Saturday, 334 Union. Boardgames 8 Society p.m. houses available 6/15 or 9/15. Grand River or phone 332- Parking. 332-8667 or 351 broken? Replacements at low and World War II miniatures 236 N.Harrison 4280 5-4-16 (7) 3 GERMAN SHEPHERD 8414. C-21-4-30 (8) cost OPTICAL DISCOUNT. featured. 526 Sunset Lane pups, AKC registered. $100, 6 2617 E. Michigan Ave., Lan¬ weeks old. Call 394- copygraph service 214 Charles Street His House Fellowship offers FEMALE ROOMMATE need¬ sing 372-7409. C-5-4 13 (5) completed dissertations and 536 Abbott Sunrise Service at 7 a.m. Easter ed. One-half mile from cam¬ resume service. Corner MAC Call 337-7162. 1-4-13(7) 4 TRACKSIDE KENTUCKY and Grand River 8:30 a m • Sunday, Beal Gardens. pus. $125 plus utilities. May SHARE TOWNHOUSE Furnished, nice, $80 month - June. 9537 5-4-19(5) April rent free. 351 Derby tickets, $90. 349-1672, Saturday May 5. E 5-4-13 (3) Pganots PwsflM<|[Sl 5:30 p.m. Monday-Friday, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Saturday, 337- 1666. C-21 -4-30 '6' to University Lutheran Church Lenten workship schedule; Good including utilities. No lease. 332-3617 Z-B-2 4-16(4) NEW has COMMUNITY co-op MANS leather. JACKET, Size 40 genuine shoulders. GOODBYE MSU It's been TYPING, EXPERIENCED, to Friday Service at 12:10 today, Easter Sunday Services, 8:30 and openings for spring, sum¬ Tailor made, like new $60 or good. Thanks everybody. fast and reasonable. 371- 10:45 a m Breakfast at 9:30 a.m. jd mer, fall, $370 term R Et B, 1 best offer 355-5795 or 355- GRD 1-4-13 (3) 4635 C-21-4-30 (3) 1 MALE needed to share block from MSU 351 3820 0730 after 5:30 pm. room in friendly co-op house. BL-1 -4-13(4) E 5-4-13 (5i CAROL - HAPPY big two- REASONABLE RATES for Meals included. Immediately. one l know It'll be a good fast and accurate service. 351-8660 8-4-24(4) Z 339-3574 5-4-17 (3) Find out aboutcareers in c°m- i and RAIN-SHINE coat, plaid, $20. one Drink down1 1-4-13(3) Dresses $5, Pantsuit $15. Size munity development and improve¬ $300 FULL 4 bedrooms, 219 $96 25 351-0628. 3-4-16 (3) LOW RATES - Term papers, ment at the College of Urban 18. Excellent 332-8716 CONGRATULATIONS TO S. Hosmer, East side, Open E-54-16 14 resumes. Fast expert typing. Development-Student Advisory pledges of Zeta Tau _ _ the new _ house April 14th Et 21. 332- ROOM OPEN student house Day and evening. Call "G" Council Career Conference at 1 Alpha Nancy, Denise, 5622 or evenings 372-4730. Typing. 321-4771. p.m.. May 3, Union Ballroom. East side Lansing, 10 minutes RALEIGH Ladies 3 speed. Donna, Andrea, Audrey. 1-4-13(5) to campus. $75 + utilities, C-21-4-30 (41 Rode twice Cost $140 sell Helen, Juliette. Sharon, Celebrate Friday the 13th with Call night, 489-3454 Laura. Diana. Emily, Carmen, $110 393 4234 4-4-18(3' Zen Druids at 6 tonight, Union to TYPING term papers, etc. SEPTEMBER 15 - 6 man 3-4-13 (5) Julie, Martie - Deborah, Kel|Y IBM. 10 years experience. Tower Room. house, furnished, 2 full baths. Welcome to our sisterhood! I INSTANT CASH' We're pay¬ 882 4915. 3-4-13 (3) 5 blocks to MSU. $105 per OWN ROOM in house No 1-4-13(9) ing $1-$2 for albums in good Tolkein Fellowship will be ex¬ Engineers month per man. Park 3 cars, lease. Parking, $106.25. Good * shape WAZOO RECORDS, PROFESSIONAL EDITING, perimenting with unusual sounds 332-4076. 2-4-13 (5) roommates.337-9400 223 Abbott. 337-0947 Corrections to rewrites. Typ¬ at 8:30 tonight, Union Tower 8-4-20 (3) FEMALE NEEDS group of C-21-4-30 (41 Real [state ing arranged 332-5991 Room. Bring song books. - 0-2-4-1613) students to rent home for Fall ROOMMATE NEEDED own term. 1 792-5698 after 5 p.m. room close to campus. $105 MODERN AND Vintage CAPE CQD Women's Film Collective pre¬ Examine Our Career Opportunities _ firepiace 0 e 5-4-19 (4) month. 332-1855. ?!",V.LlS!lC0,^n9 and women. New arrivals mile to MSU $51 900 C-21 Hubbell Real-Estate Co. Joy Transportation |"31 sents women's film festival in conjunction with Every Woman's Before Making That Decision! daily SOMEBODY ELSE'S Weekend at 7:30 p.m. April 26, SEVERAL HOUSES for rent. z McCarthy 332 3947 B 108 Wells Hall. CLOSET, upstairs 541 E. There Very close to campus. 3-6 ROOMS FOR 5-4-17 (4) RIDE OR riders wanted from are openings in High Tech¬ bedrooms. 349-1620. co-ed house, close to cam¬ Grand River, open 6 days. Jackson to MSU Mostly 3-4-13 (3) pus, for fall, $120/month + Noon-6 pm We buy and sell ASMSU Women's Council nology Research and Development mornings 784-8353 hosts Pat Parker, black feminist 332 1926 C 21-4-30(81 2 FEMALE needed to share house. Sum¬ roommates 351-2161 4-4-13 (3) EAST SANSUI 8080 DB receiver Recreation |[y^j Z-5-4 18 (3) poet at 8 p.m. April 27, Erickson Kiva, in conjunction with Every for Mechanical and Aeronautical neers. Discuss your career interests Engi¬ LANSING - two Dolby 3 tone controls. 85 Woman's Weekend. mer with fall optional. Own room suite, $99 per month. Wanted with one of our engineers 0) Watts $325 353 4222 SKYDIVING EVERY week¬ room. Mindy, 332-1794 Security deposit 332-2282 end and late afternoon. First 4-4-1813) EveryWoman's Weekend dance XZ-3-4-13 (5) 8-4-20 (3) jump instruction every Satur¬ BABYSITTER NEEDED for 2 performance at 2 p.m. April 29, day and Sunday starting girls. 3:30 - 6 pm. $25/week. Kellogg Auditorium. Happen- JUNE TO June: 4, 5, 6, 7 0WN R00M in nice house 10 a. and weekdays by My home 349-3407 after 6 dance with Bonnie Stein and bedroom houses. Close, available now. Close to MSU, Call toll free weekdays good shape. 351-0765 be- $83'month, 332-2751. NESS EQUIPMENT CO , 215 appointment. Free,skydiving pm. 10-4-20 131 Roberta Levine. tween 6-9 pm. 1 BLOCK campus, X-5-4-16 (3) large 10 4:4:.13J3> IN EAST Lansing, Spring and/or Summer '79 at 541 programs for Sport Parachute Club and Charlotte Paracenter 9127.543-6731. groups, MSU 372- - teach - WANTED me SOMEONE language of the to 66 Share the good news with the Dominican preaching team, who 8 a.m. 800-243-3343 to 8 p.m. and 13 bedroom 351 4484 8-4-23 (3) houses. Abbott Road. Call 332-2501 10-4 23(3) GOLF BALLS Good, used, all brands. $1.50/dozen to C-21-4-30 (10) deaf. 349-9320 7-4-20 (3) *§ will lead a renewal of faith through scripture. For more information, $5/dozen. 482 2727 USED APPLIANCES call St. John's Parish. % St. must SPACES George Equestrian AVAILABLE on 5-4-18 (3) work well. Also used furni¬ Center DUPLEXES 3 or 4 person. campus at Owen Graduate ture 675 8030 8 4 24(3) Juniors, seniors: Earn academic - Dedicated to the Classical Art Summer or campus. Fall. Close to 669 9939. 17-5-4 (3) Center. Must be over 21. Call ■ 5-4-13 (4) FOR SALE - antique pump organ. Mahogony. Perfect *400 of Horsemanship. acres. 'Indoor riding credit with Ingham County Friend of the Court Program. Contact PRATT & WHITNEY Dave Persell, College of Urban working condition. $700 or hall *112 permanent box Round Town EAST LANSING, and East side duplexes - houses for SINGLE FURNISHED rooms across from Williams Hall. best offer Call Bernie. 355 2337 X-4-4-16 ( 5) stalls 'Outdoor cross country courses. 'Qualified instruc¬ Development AIRCRAFT GROUP Spring/Summer, $85/month. MSU Railroad Club will answer rent starting Fall and Sum¬ — tors. 'Year round programs. SPARTAN COMMUNITY mer. Call weekdays 9-5 p.m. 351-4495. 2-4-13 (4) AUBERT B Flat Tenor Saxo¬ questions for you on why smoke is 'Boarding and Sales. 'Pos¬ Gardens now in new location. rising from the MSU Locomotive - Ste-Mar Realty. 351-5510. phone. New pads. 353-1908. sible college credits can be 1 % miles north of Lake 10-4-20 (7) BOARDERS NEEDED, two 6.4.19 ,3) and who's ringing the bell. Come obtained. 9101 Parker Road, Lansing Road on Abbott, just singles in fraternity house, by the MSU Locomotive any time $515 per term 332 8621 Laingsburg, Michigan. 517- north of airport. Garden plots Saturday or Sunday. SUBLET - 2 bedroom du¬ or NEW COUCH finished pine 651-6755 or 651 6336 now available on organic soils plex, near MSU, for Summer 15-4 30(151 Grow your own vegeta¬ term, dates flexible, $295- MSU Bible Study meets at 7:30 bles. Plots will be plowed and month. 332 8989. 8-4 18 (5)' tonight, 145 Natural Science Bldg. water available. For further NEAR LCC one room. Share house. $95 plus security de- PIONEER S-X 450 One year j Garage Rummage Sales ; information phone 482 Episcopalians, celebrate Easter RENTING FOR Fall 4 bed¬ old. Two Utah mid-range 7482 7 4-20 (8) Eucharist at 5 p.m. Sunday, in tquai OppofiM«.iv Iftif room house. 655-2712 after 5 posit 487 9293. 5-4-19(3) MOVING TO Oregon Sale, pm. 10-4-13 (3) Alumni Chapel Dinner to follow. wood desk, bed set, bike, POTTERY CLASSES avail MSU NEAR-Rooms from books, chairs, plants, cloth able Monday, Tuesday even Science Fiction meeting at 7:30 501 S. Charles 3 or 4 bed¬ $125/month. All utilities in MUST SELL BIC turntable eluded 116 Burcham. Call ing, tools, Saturday 8-4, Sun ings, Saturday afternoons tonight, 334 Union. Sponsored by F r UNITED room. $250/month plus utili¬ with new cartridge and disc EQUITY VEST 351 1500 or day 12 4 1176 Sabron, E Call THE WHEEL WORKS OutPost Five. Find out what the TECHNOLOGIES ties 482 6357 or 882 7631 tracker, $50 393 7119 be 5-4-16 14) 351-4688. 0-2 4-1615) fore 2. 8-4-17 (4) Lansing 1 -4-13(6) 484 2261 1 4 1315) ultimate space craft is? I Michigon Stote News, Eost Lonsing, Michigan Friday, April 13, 1979 17 (0]r§0 HAGAR the Horrible f_, BAROOGA BANDIT (6)WJIM-TV(CBS) (lO)WILX-TV(NBC) (11 /26)WELM-TV(Cobl®) [hlDgmiyugj (12)WJRT-TV(ABC) (23)WKAR-TV(PBS) by Dik Browne §E « AND THE ROCKETS Fri., April 27th MSI Auditorium Tickets: $3.50 & 4.50 FRIDAY 2:30 (6) Guiding Light (23) MacNeil Lehrer Report (10) The Duke 9:00 (10) Another World 8:00 (23) Bill Moyers' Journal (6-12) Phil Donahue (23) Tele-Revista (6)Bugs Bunny 11:00 (lOj) Mike Douglas 3:00 (10) Diff'rent Strokes (6-10-12) News (23) Sesame Street (12) General Hospital (12) Oral Roberts Daybreak (23) Dick Cavett 10:00 (23) Exploring The Restless (23) Washington Week In 11:30 (6) All In The Family Sea Review (6) Masters Highlights (10) Card Sharks 3:30 8:30 (10) Johnny Carson (12) Dinah! (6) MASH (10) Hello, Larry (12) Movie (23) Mister Rogers (23) Villa Alegre (11) Golden Gloves Boxing (23) ABC News 4:00 (23) Wall Street Week 11:40 10:30 (6) Price Is Right (6) Archies 9:00 (6) NBA Play-Off (10) Emergency One! (10) Rockford Files 1:00 (10) All Star Secrets (12) Star Trek (6) Oral Roberts Daybreak (10) Midnight Special (23) Electric Company (23) Sesame Street (12) Movie 1:45 11:00 (23) Murder Most English (12) News 4:30 (10) High Rollers 10:00 2:30 (6) My Three.Sons (12) LaverneB Shirley (6) Dallas (10) News (23) Villa Alegre 5:00 (6) Gunsmoke (6) Love Of Life 11:30 (10) Mary Tyler Moore MSU SHADOWS (12) Gong Show (10) Wheel Of Fortune (23) Mister Rogers by Gordon Carleton PXNBALL PETE'S (12) Family Feud (23) Lilias, Yoga and You 5:30 (10) Bob Newhart 11:55 (11) WELM News (6) CBS News (12) News 12:00 (23) Get Smart (6-10-12) News 6:00 (23) Previn And The (6-10) News Pittsburgh (11) On T. 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Chimney: dialectic —'itx/wevtefcHAyeTo 22. Turn left 24. Retiring 25. Requital 26. Biblical name 27. Close fnend 29. Scarcely 30. Own 31. 17th Hebrew letter 32. Halloween beverage '33. Applaud 34. Nimbus 35. Old oath 36. Leontyne Price, for example 39. Contend V/3 40. Intimidate 41. Holland commune Friday April 13, 1979 18 Michigan Stole News, Eost lanung Michigan VACATIQyS ARE REWARD FOR WORK' Dollar-a-gallon won't stop trips SOS W. Allegan omics, said gas rationing would United States are less than 400 trip within 200 miles will be By JENNIFER DINEHART MSI' tourism experts say keep him from traveling, not miles long. feasible." Lansing, Mi. 48933 people will take summer vaca¬ gas prices. He said since everyone will Edens said in-state travel M.A.C. 8 Albert be hit by higher prices at the will increase as motorists travel tions even if gas hits $1 a "I expect to go on vacation if gallon, but many students are gas hits $1 a gallon." he said. pump, motorists should consi fewer miles. "TOTALLY AIR SUNDAY SPECIALS not as confident. "Prices sure are not going to go der traveling in their own state. "Transportation is the second "The price would have to hit down." "Michigan has very fine highest U.S. expenditure." he said. "Americans will give up a CONDITIONED" Brunch (10:30-1:3Q)—all you can eat of well over $1 a gallon to make Robert W. Mcintosh, profes recreation areas," he said. "You don't have to travel very far to lot to keep traveling." an arrav of great breakfast favorites people cut back," said Robert sor of tourism, said Americans Christie-Mill, assistant profes¬ seldom like to give up then- get to attractive country." •Weddings •Seminars •3.95 vacations because they feel Constance M. Conklin. sor of park and recreation a •Banquets •Conventions vacations are earned and junior graphic design major, Dinner "If I take a vacation, I will deserved rewards for work. said Michigan offers a lot of State News •Meetings •Trade Shows (4? hi to close)-our famous all "Gas going up to $1 a gallon vacation spots. •Concerts •Luncheons you can eat spaghetti, special feature homemade have to plan far in advance and save some extra money," said will not put too much of a crimp "I love Lake Michigan," she Newsline David F. Johns, a senior fish¬ on people's vacations," he said. said. 355-8252 /FOR BOOKING CAIL\ /TlCKfcT BOX OfFICEY eries and wildlife major. Jackie M. Mason, a senior Christie-Mill said there Johns said he would rather criminal justice and psychology would have to be a large I 485-7118 J 1485-2419 J take one or two 60-mile trips major, said she will go on increase in the price of gas and spend less for gas than he vacation even if gas prices are before people will decrease would spend on a long trip. high. consumption. Colleen M. Johnson, a senior "So what if I don't buy a new- He said there would have to Audio Fretter/^n studio arts major, said she pair of sandals? I'll still go," she be weekend gas station closings planned to go to the East Coast, said. or rationing before people will but now will cut down on Mcintosh said he believes stop going on vacations. out of-state trips. once a family has decided to Edens, like Christie-Mill, "I will take short trips in take a vacation they will pay does not see $1 a gallon for gas the extra cost of gas. as having a big impact on the Michigan," she said. Midnight jep Thomas E. Edens, assistant "People expect to travel and average wage earner's vaca tion. professor of agriculture econ¬ enjoy nature in the summer," omics and resource develop¬ he said. "Gas will have to reach $1.50 ment, said the probability of Mcintosh pointed out 49.5 to $2 before there will be an gas rationing could stop some percent of all trips in the impact on travel," he said. "A summer vacations. "Tourists are afraid of gas rationing," Edens said. "Ration¬ ing will limit the distance of '/tlnicn, Madness their vacations." William E. Munsell, a gradu¬ ate student in agriculture econ- Field trips | cjrtllf CAI El MmiM Europe SALE! £1 to offer credit DAILY DOLLAR DEAL SPECIALS IB Four European field trips, • Breakfast • Sandwiches FRIDAY ONLY! lasting from two to six weeks, • Beverages • Salads organized by North Shore Com¬ • Snacks • Desserts munity College in Essex, Mass. • Home-stvle soups and chili *+* are available to MSU students ]g§ this summer. OPEN g|3 PM to Midnight! 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