Ih© m VOLUME 73 NUMBER 63 WEDNESDAY APRIL 18, 1979 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING MICHIGAN 48824 awssji 3 Zimbabwe elections draw large turnout By WILLIAM F. NICHOLSON 16,000 lives. Associated Press Writer Prime minister Ian Smith, who is white, SALISBURY, Zimbabwe — Undeterred last year formed a biracial government with by threats of guerrilla violence and a few three moderate black leaders. Bishop Abel The 28 white members were elected last scattered attacks, blacks and whites turned Muzorewa, Ndabaningi Sithole and Jermiah week, with only whites voting. Both whites out in large numbers Tuesday to vote as Chirau and agreed to a new constitution and black vote this week to choose the 72 equals on black majority rule — guarded providing for a black majority in parlia- black members. against sabotage by 100,000 troops. Black leaders say privately they had to Guerrillas opened fire on groups of voters The Patriotic Front, which spurned an promise whites strong representation in the in at least two instances, but security forces offer of amnesty and participation in the new government. drove them off, said army Brig. Gen. election, claims the black majority govern¬ Muzorewa, the black leader favored to Peter Rich. He also reported a truck ment that emerges will be a facade for become the country's first black prime carrying black voters to the polls detonated continued white rule. minister when election results are announc a land mine in the eastern part of the Whites, who comprise just 4 percent of ed next week, predicted on Tuesday that country, and there had been several the population, were guaranteed 28 seats in international recognition would be inevit¬ "ineffectual" attacks on voting booths. He the first 100-seat House of Assembly in able once a popularly elected government said he had no casualty figures. Zimbabwe-Rhodesia, the new name the was installed in power. The 12,000 black guerrillas of the Patriotic Front alliance of Zambia-based Joshua Nkomo and Mozambique-based Robert Mugabe have vowed to sabotage the elections, saying the new government would be a facade for continued white rule. E,L. advised to seek In latest reports on the first day, at least 568,382 persons voted, according to Eric Pope-Simmonds. registrar general. He said Tuesday night that the figure, covering only voting until 3 p.m., equalled 20 percent Hudson store in city of the nation's electorate. The polls did not close until 7 p.m. — 1 p.m. EST. By SHEILA BEACHUM The size of the turnout surprised even State News Staff Writer optimistic election officers. "It's startling," East Lansing should make a pitch for a Hudson's store in the Citgo block area downtown, said one white official. a city subcommittee decided Monday. The government hopes a large turnout The Commercial Advisory Committee, a subcommittee of the Planning Commission, will prompt political recognition of the recommended discussing the subject with Dayton Hudson Corp. representatives. breakaway British colony, formerly called The Citgo block is a triangular area bordered by Albert Street on the south and Ann Rhodesia, which has been an international Street on the north. outcast since it unilaterally declared inde¬ Ed Church, chairperson of the committee, said he would arrange a meeting between Police net heist suspects pendence in 1965. The government also hopes for an end to crippling military and economic sanctions brought by the United Dayton Hudson officials and committee members, tentatively scheduled for April 27. Tom Carroll, an MSU professor of social science and recent appointee to the committee, recommended the city "develop something appealing" to interest Dayton Hudson in the Nations in response to Zimbabwe's policy of East Lansing central business district. WATERBURY. Conn. (AP) - Less than racial separation. "We have a leg up over all the other communities," Carroll said, "because Dayton The money and valuables were found in "These poor guards — they never had a 24 hours after the bullet-riddled bodies of In white suburbs, black servants voted Hudson owns a major parcel of land in East Lansing." the cellar of the Coutures' home at chance," Sullivan said of the men, identified three Purolator Security Inc. guards were with their white employers. One black man That parcel of land — at the crossroads of Lake Lansing Road and U.S. 127 — has been Wallingford after Pelletier and Vega were as William West, 52, of Cromwell; Leslie found sprawled near their armored truck, arrested at their Waterbury home, police in white uniform and chefs hat told acquired by the corporation during the past nine years. Clark, 36, of Plymouth, and Hartford police police arrested two unemployed couples said. reporters: "I am going to vote with my boss Dayton Hudson had originally planned the construction of a regional mall at the site, but officer Edward Cody, 46, who was working because we all want peace for our people." the proposal was rejected by voters last November. Tuesday and recovered all of the $1.8 In what Waterbury Police Superinten¬ part-time for Purolator. million in stolen cash and valuables. Even as whites and blacks voted to end In recent weeks, Lansing's Downtown Business Council has made overtures to Dayton dent Fred Sullivan called a "senseless Stolen cash, jewelry, food stamps and "We were fortunate. We were lucky," 90 years of white minority rule, the bitter Hudson Properties officials in an attempt to stimulate interest in the downtown area as a slaughter," more than a dozen shots were checks were found along with two M-l site for a Hudson's. Police Lt. Tony Solamita said of the arrests sprayed into the Purolator garage here semi automatic rifles and two handguns guerrilla war ground on. in the 4 a.m. robbery. But, glancing at bags The military announced that 20 more The greater Lansing area is a prime tenant for another Hudson's, but corporate officials shortly after an armored car pulled in and under a tarp in the Coutures' cellar, police remain uncertain as to a specific location for the store. of recovered cash, he added, "I'd rather persons had died in the previous 24 hours. began unloading Monday. said. However, Peter Hutchinson, director of Dayton Hudson Properties, has said that the give this up and have them — the guards — The six-year bush war has claimed nearly back." east side of the greater Lansing area would be the most logical to offset the Hudson's in the Charged with first degree robbery and Lansing Mall, 5330 W. Saginaw St. three counts of capital murder each were In other business, committee members reached a general consensus that clusters of Donald Couture, 26; his wife, Donna, 23; ex-convict Lawrence Pelletier Jr., 36, and Court leak purports libel change commercial activity are more desirable for East Lansing than strip development. "I don't think East Lansing has the kind of space for the type of quality strip commercial (activity) required in this day and age," Lawrence Kestenbaum said. Evelyn Vega, 26, also known as Evelyn "Given the amount of space we have," he said, "it seems more logical to have things in Pelletier, police said. By RICHARD CARELLI that Justice William H. Rehnquist is joining ment was false or not. clusters." Waterbury police would not say what led them to the suspects. Associated Press Writer White. And it said Justice John Paul Faced with proving such intent, Neighborhood service areas — which go hand-in-hand with the clustering approach to Conviction of capital WASHINGTON — A report that may Stevens argued during one of the court's Herbert's lawyers have attempted to business activity — were designated for three possible locations. murder may be represent a major breach in the secret closed conferences attended only by the question producer Lando about his Paul Quinn, a city planner, explained the concept of neighborhood service as "day-to-day punished by death in Connecticut depen¬ — deliberations of the Supreme Court says the nine justices — that such a ruling would thoughts, opinions, conversations and con¬ convenience shopping." ding on the results of a judicial panel review of circumstances of the crime. justices have decided against the news "chill" free-press rights. clusions while he was preparing the report A neighborhood service area would consist of grocery stores, retail outlets, and other ABC reporter Tim O'Brien did not reveal called "The Selling of Colonel Herbert." small businesses. Pelletier and Vega also were charged media,a rulin* that could alter the the source of his story, but said he is Lando has refused to answer questions Three possible sites chosen by the committee for service areas are the southeast portion with possession of marijuana and sawed off natlon s 'lbe' 'aw- "absolutely certain" of the accuracy of the that delve into the editorial process, of the Dayton Hudson property, a parcel of land at Abbott and Lake Lansing roads and a shotguns. The four defendants were In nationally televised reports Monday site on Abbott and Kendall roads. brought into Superior Court for arraign- night and Tuesday morning, ABC News said report. claiming that such inquiries violate the Such reports, leaking a decision or a Constitution's free-press protections. John Robison said that only two of the three possible sites selected will actually be used ment Tuesday and asked for and received the high court soon will rule that public particular vote before it is announced, are A federal appeals court agreed with for neighborhood service centers. public defenders. figures suing for libel may ask what a Lando but, according to ABC, the Supreme Church stressed the importance of identifying service center locations as soon as Bond was set for each at $750,000, plus journalist's "state of mind" was while extremely rare in the court's 190-year $5,000 each for Pelletier and Vega for their preparing the challenged news story, history. Court is about to reverse the appeals court possible because "they are going to come back and be something very important in our additional charges. A court appearance has ruling. community." The report said Justice Byron R. White is The last such purported leak came in been scheduled for April 25. writing the court's majority opinion, and 1977, when it was reported the justices had voted to reject the appeal of John N. Mitchell and H.R. Haldeman from their Watergate cover-up convictions. FIGHT XEff COXSER VA TH E TREMV Cooley Law professor The court's deliberations are held iq a conference room that periodically is nominated for checked for clandestine listening devices. No law clerk and none of the court's some Coretta King stresses concern judgeship 350 employees are allowed into the spacious room during conferences. By CARRIE A. THORN the importance of Congress. of the legislative powers laws," she said. By KIM CRAW FORD Once the justices State News Staff Writer King told young blacks in the Riegle said he would convey the names of determine how they are Students must organize and wield "The audience they must vote, write letters State News Staff Writer the three nominees to President Carter and president can only propose going to vote in a particular case, only a their political clout so that the human measures — the Congress makes the continued on page 16) A Cooley Law School professor has been the Department of Justice today. The handful of persons learn the decision. nominated for one of three federal judge nominees will be evaluated by the justice rights struggle can gain momentum and However, the justices' law clerks often influence, the widow of Martin Luther ships in Michigan's western district by U.S. department, Riegle said, and could assume have advance knowledge of decisions. Sen. Don Riegle. their positions within 60 to 90 days. King, Jr. said Tuesday. There are now 32 lawyers working as Coretta Scott King spoke briefly to a Benjamin Gibson, 47, Lansing professor The president is expected to present the clerks. Employees within the Reporter of and attorney, was selected by Riegle from a nominations to the U.S. Senate, which capacity crowd of students in Erickson Decisions office and printship must see the Kiva Tuesday afternoon and then list of nine Finalists submitted by a selection should then approve them. decisions before they are made public. Law answered questions. Her talk was panel. He is the first black to be recom¬ MSU professor of criminal justice Zolton clerks and other employees often are mended for a federal judgeship in the area. sponsored by the College of Urban Ferency, who was also on the list of warned about talking to reporters. finalists, was passed over. Development. The ABC report, on "I think the gains we have made have When asked if Ferency's unreserved which court spokes¬ been challenged and threatened," King nature cost him a recommendation to the person Barrett McGurn refused comment, centered said, "That is why it is so important for federal judgeship, Riegle said, "Not with on a case argued before the justices last Oct. 31. you as young people to become me." involved, to become part of the action." "Zolton has been true to his conscience It involves a still-pending $44.7 million and beliefs," Riegle said. "He was on the list King said blacks must participate in lawsuit by former Army Lt. Col. Anthony the political processes of the country — because he earned his way there." Herbert against CBS, the network's "60 the area in which they have made most inside Riegle said he received positive and negative reactions to every finalist on the Minutes" news program, correspondent Mike Wallace, producer Barry Lando and of their past gains — to counteract the list. country's "new conservative trend." the Atlantic Monthly. "I feel your strongest weapon against Campus police say car towing is "Zolton has been very outspoken and Herbert, who gained national prominence this trend that seems to be engulfing us an eHective way to enforce active for many years," Riegle said, adding in 1971 when he charged his superior is your participation in the process of parking regulations. See page that feelings about Ferency ran strong officers with covering up war crimes in social change," she said. "both ways." South Vietnam, charged that a "60 Min Blacks must direct their efforts at the Ferency said he was not suprised or U.S. utes" telecast in 1973 falsely and mali¬ Congress as the major vehicle of weather disappointed with being passed over for the ciously" depicted him social change, King added. nomination, and praised Gibson as hard as a liar. "Make sure they hear from you on all Maybe we're finally in a sun working and conscientious lawyer. Under a landmark 1964 Supreme Court the issues you are concerned with. Use shine streak. Today promises to "Maybe he (Riegle) expected the presi ruling, public figures must prove "actual all the leverage you have," she said. State News Deborah J. Borin be even better than yesterday dent or Senate to raise some eyebrows if malice" before they can win a libel suit. Coretta King told a capacity crowd of students they must unite, organize forwarded nomination," King said the civil rights movement and use their political power fully to further the cause of human with a high in the mid 60s. my name was as a The definition of "actual malice" is rights in has often focused more on the leader Ferency said, referring to his political knowledge a statement was false or a the United States. (continued on page 11) reckless disregard for whether the state ship of the administration and less on 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 18, 1979 Amin's fate subject of rumors NAIROBI. Kenya (AP) - been a staunch ally — others shovels to clean up their ran Civil servants returned to Amin was believed to have The whereabouts of ousted said he was in his northwestern sacked capital on the first work amid hugging and hand fled east out of Kampala last dictator Idi Amin remained a Uganda tribal homeland. Still working day since Amin's shaking. Many offices were week as Tanzanians moved to rumor shrouded mystery Tues others said the self proclaimed bare, as looters had carried off its outskirts in their capture of day. a week after the Ugandan "president for life and con the office equipment. Trucks the city. Since then, rumors and capital of Kampala fell to Tan queror of the British Empire" "Amin destroyed Uganda." augmented city buses and the second hand zanians and his exile enemies. had fled to reports have a neighboring coun the city's new Uganda Times minister of finance and eco¬ placed him at various points in While some reports placed nomic newspaper said in a four page development, Sam Uganda, in Libya, in Iraq, and him in Libya — presumably a In Kampala, meanwhile, first edition. "Today Uganda Sebagereka. ordered all banks in the two neighboring coun safe haven because Libyan thousands of Ugandans turned looks forward to a better era to resume operations. tries of Sudan and Zaire. leader Moammar Khadafy has out with brooms, boards and than Amin's." Wherever Amin is, Scientists predict another quake for S.F. During Amin's eight years in Kampala's new government, power, he often turned to Libya still controlling only half the and other Moslem states for country, has declared that he support. Besides Libya, which SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — It has been 73 years, we can tell strain seems to be will never come back. sent troops to Uganda in a years since a mighty earthquake laid accumulating . . This will be released in "His tyrannical regime will failed attempt to fight off the waste to Son Francisco in 1906 and an earthquake," says U.S. Geological never come back, because the Tanzanian forces, there was a science is as certain as ever that another Survey geophysicist Dr. William Ells¬ government has the capacity to report Tuesday that the Pales continue the fight." said Ateker tine Liberation Organization huge tremor will come sometime in the worth. The strain comes as the floor of the Ejalu, Uganda's new minister had sent 50 military soldiers city's future. for information and national The question is when the 650-mile-long and 15 MiG jet pilots to Uganda Pacific Ocean attempts to move to the San Andreas Fault will unleash another north against the guidance. to help Amin. opposite motion of the titanic shrug to threaten life and North American continent. An earth¬ property and set the world's seismo¬ quake will result when the growing strain graphs quivering. finally overcomes the friction holding the From what we can infer from very detailed observation over the last 10 two masses together and violently past each other. they slam Inflation fighters warned by New execution date set for Evans DETROIT (UPI) — United Auto Workers union President Douglas A. Fraser warned President Carter's inflation fighters Tuesday to "stay the hell away" from this summer's contract talks MONTGOMERY Ala. (AP) - The But U.S. Supreme Court Justice William with the auto industry. Alabama Supreme Court on Tuesday set Rehnquist stayed the execution on a Fraser, in a blistering keynote speech to the UAW's collective a new execution date of April 27 for John petition from Evans mother Betty Evans bargaining convention, criticized the Carter adiminstration as a Louis Evans III. the condemned killer who Dickson of Beaumont, Texas. The full "third party, lurking in the shadows" and hampering negotiators beat the electric chair by only six hours. court later refused to intervene in the Israeli troops search the inside of during recent contract talks between the Teamsters Union and the a bus after a bomb apparently But because of a new appeal filed on case. planted by Pale¬ trucking industry. stinian guerrillas exploded and wrecked the vehicle in Jerusalem Tuesday. The "I have one word of advice for that third the convicted murderer s behalf, there party," Fraser said. driver ordered the bus evacuated before the "They should just stay the hell away from our negotiations and let little chance the execution will Evans had said explosion after a passenger noticed appears repeatedly that he a suspicious object. us bargain it out with the auto be carried out then. preferred death to life in prison, and he industry." The 1.5-million member UAW goes to the Evans sentenced to death for the refused legal help to block his electrocu¬ bargaining table with the Big Three U.S. auto firms in July to negotiate a new pact for January 1977 slaying of Mobile pawn tion. But once Rehnquist granted the the union's 1 million auto workers in the United States and shop owner Edward Nassar had been stay Evans changed his mind and BORDER WITH FIGHT PAEESTIWAXS Canada. The current three-year agreement expires in September. scheduled to die in the states electric authorized a challenge of the constitu¬ Fraser told some 3,000 delegates attending the two-day chair April 6. tionality of Alabama s death penalty law. convention the 30 percent pay hike won by the Teamsters after an Israeli jets buzz Beirut 11-day strike "bent the hell out of the guidelines" set by the Carter administration which call for a voluntary 7 percent "Some say the Teamsters settlement wage ceiling. destroyed the wage-price guidelines," Fraser said. "But it's not true. The president's API Four Israeli jetfighters buzzed anti inflation program self destructed." Surging Pearl River rises higher Palestinian — strongholds around Beirut Tuesday shelled United Nations peacekeeping troops in southern Lebanon, but no casualties were He recited statistics showing corporate profits and consumer following a night-time border battle with reported, a U.N. spokesperson said. prices have soared since Carter unveiled his voluntary program Palestinian guerrillas that took the lives of all six last October, and said it was "unrealistic" to In Beirut. Yasir Arafat's Palestine Liberation expect workers to JACKSON Miss. (AP) — Hundreds of sandbag levees designed to infiltrators and an Israeli soldier. stem the agree to wage restraints. residents downstream of flooded Jack¬ rising Pearl were holding. The raid was the second guerrilla attempt to Organization claimed responsibility for the raid Fraser charged that Carter's energy and confirmed six of its policy, which calls for son fled their homes Tuesday as the About 40 miles downstream at slice through Israeli lines in two days in an fighters were killed deregulation of petroleum prices, is adding to inflation. He said the surging Pearl River defied forecasts and campaign to sabotage the Israeli- during the clash. president "put the cart before the horse" by decontrolling prices Georgetown, mobile homes and packed apparent edged higher. In Alabama, thousands cars headed out to the Egyptian peace treaty. The PLO said the attack was in retaliation for before enacting new taxes on windfall profits. only open road "It's been said that President Carter should were evacuated as new Witnesses reported that the Israeli warplanes "the indiscriminate and barbaric Israeli shelling flooding threat¬ leading from the community of 420 get two Nobel ened. residents. It looks like swooped over Beirut for about one minute. of Palestinian refugee camps and southern peace prizes — one for stopping the war in the Middle East and one we II be evacuat¬ for stopping the war on inflation," he said. Meanwhile, Israeli-backed Christian militia Lebanese villages." And the Army Corps of ing our entire town before the crest gets Engineers said here said Mayor Beal Allbritton. Tuesday it would open the Bonnet Carre Still further downstream evacuations Spillway, hoping to slow the rising were under way at Monticello and Mississippi River before it strains the levees protecting New Orleans. Columbia where the river continued a steady 2-foot daily rise toward expected Jackson officials have estimated more record crests. Officials in Columbia said than 17 000 persons already have been as many as 2 000 persons might be flooded out in the metropolitan area, but evacuated. 'Cross-preference fantasies' invade sex dreams BOSTON (AP) — In their most private However they noted that people often daydreams, straight men and women visualize sex frolics that they have no often fantasize about homosexual en¬ desire to act out in real life. counters, while gays have arousing The fact that homosexual men and thoughts about trysts with the opposite women had fantasies about heterosex¬ sex says a new Masters and Johnson ual activity did not necessarily indicate Imported fabrics from England & Italy study. the presence of a latent or unrealized Complete bridal department What the sex researchers called commitment to heterosexuality, they Sewing notions & patterns cross-preference fantasies' were the wrote, nor did third most cross-preference fan¬ Vogue Butterick Simplicity & McCalls common sexual daydreams tasies enjoyed by heterosexual men and among homosexual men and women. women necessarily indicate a latent They ranked fourth among heterosexual demand for 213 Ann St. East men and fifth among overt homosexual experi- Lansing straight women. open daily 9:30 to 9:00 Sat. 9:30 to 5:30 Sundays Noon to 5:30 Phone 332-0361 NCR chief ends nuke-sitting chore ONE TICKET 15 COUNTRIES! HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) - With a Denton, who arrived 19 days ago when damaged nuclear reactor inching toward the reactor s fuel core seemed in danger EURAIL YOUTHPASS cold shutdown and radioactive iodine of melting, held a final briefing on the STUI leaks remedied, the top federal official watching the Three Mile Island nuclear task of cooling the reactor. He then went home to Bethesda, Md. EURAILPASS power plant went home Tuesday. I consider my task here completed, Denton said radiation leaks apparently BOTH OF THESE RAIL PASSES 1979-80 said Harold Denton, the Nuclear tory Commission's operations chief sent Regula¬ had been sealed and that the small MAY BE PURCHASED AT ACADEMIC YEAR amounts of radioactive material that here by President Carter to tame the might be released pose no threat to crisis that began three weeks ago. public health. THE OFFICE OF OVERSEAS STUDY IN THE 108 INTERNATIONAL CENTER 353-8920 UNIVERSITY .f ZAMBIA Residents may sue 'steering' realty firms WASHINGTON (AP) Residents of PROGRAM INFORMATION MEETING — a Bellwood, III. In the court's words, they community and the community itself claimed the transformation of their THURSDAY, APRIL 19 4iOOPM have the right to sue real estate brokers neighborhood from an integrated to a ROOM 304IMTIRNATIONAL CENTER who steer" customers to specific neigh¬ predominantly Negro community is de¬ borhoods because of their race, the priving them of the social and profes¬ Using slides from Zambia, Professor David Wiley will discuss a Supreme Court ruled Tuesday. sional benefits of living in an integrated In a decision that could program now open to MSU students for the academic year at the significantly society." expand the liability of real estate firms in The Supreme Court did University of Zambia. This program is designed primarily for not rule on the discrimination cases, the court said a merits of their claims, which juniors or seniors at MSU, but M.A. candidates will be considered now go to community and its residents can chal¬ trial. But it gave them legal as well. There will also be information about funds available to lenge racial steering, a practice that standing to sue two real estate firms that assist minority students interested in the study of Africa. violates the federal Fair allegedly Housing Act of steered blacks to their neighborhood and 1968. away from other predominantly white For further information contact: The 7-2 ruling favored four whites in sections of the city. Office of Overseas Study 108 InteraatiOEal Center 35M92B African Studies Center 100 Interaatiaul Center 35317R Michigon Stote News, Eost Lonsing, Michigan Wednesday, April 18, 1979 3 Holden approves general budget after compromising on problems By R. W. ROBINSON vFirst we have to determine how much pay for weight equipment bought by the understand why the $600 was not discussed State News Staff Writer the General Council needs to pay the bills. council last year. during the meeting. "If they have already Holden Hall's General Council Monday We have to give them as much as they Boettcher said, "I have set aside $1,189 for the weight equipment, night approved a general budget that most need," Haytol said. to come up with then why do they need the $600?" he asked. student groups under it supported. Haytol added this must be the council's money when committees run in the red." The approved budget allocated General main concern because if the council goes "This money could have been used to The council has put aside $1,189 to Council $660; Athletic Committee $125; into debt it may run the risk of not pay prevent organizations from being a for the equipment, not including the $600 undergoing a Student Life $492; and Black Consciousness functional group for two years. obtained from Student Life, he said. budget cut," he added. $250. Foster said residence hall The hall government has been trying to management conferred with him about the problems that formalize a residence hall-wide budget since existed when the council Feb. 9, but Black Consciousness, an The originally tried to University should set a budget aside for culture groups so formulate a budget favorable to all student organization included in the council's bud¬ get disapproved of budget changes. they would have support — Kathy Jordan, head advisor, West groups. A budget was approved by Holden Hall's Holden Hall Management representatives asked him council Feb. 12 allocating $300 to Black to try to correct the problem soon, he said. Consciousness. A week later, Feb. 19, the When asked whether anyone from Resi¬ council approved a motion to rescind $100 If the student group does not keep up dence Hall Programs Office had any from the original amount. Mark Balu, former business manager for with its bills the University can close its influence on the budget passed Monday The original budget from Feb. 12 was the council said the group has only two night Foster responded with, "No com¬ approved said Councilmember John Haytol, payments left on the weight equipment — ment." If debt occurs, all funding for Holden Hall both $238.37. Some late charges may be only because Black Consciousness members would revert to the Residence Hall Associa¬ added, he said. Kathy Jordan, head adviser of West sat in for regular council members when tion where it originated, Haytol said. Holden Hall, said, "The they left the meeting. The reverted funds University should Haytol was one of the few council were supposed to be set a budget aside for culture During the student government meeting used in spring term's groups so members who offered new budget propo¬ budget or to pay off they would have support." Monday, Bob Eberhart, a council member, asked the Council President Bob Foster to sals during the meeting. His proposal, "outstanding" debts, Loretta Brichan, RHA which was defeated, suggested neither representative for the council, said. She added a cross-cultural committee has "give the gavel to someone else because he been developed and will make a recommen¬ State News Susan M. Pokrefky Black Consciousness nor Holden Hall Late (president) has taken sides on the issue." Movies receive any money. dation to RHPO soon about the proposed Senior electrical engineering major Terri Tederington examines a work Foster agreed, "I put forth a lot of views by a master of arts, but it's not a college degree she's looking at. . . it's at the last meeting of the council." One council member told Haytol he could one of the many After Foster stepped down as president prints available at the exhibition and sale sponsored by strike the Late Movie item out of his budget the Senior Class Council. The sale, in the lobby of the Union and in front of the council for the night, Chris Boettcher, because it is funded through RHA. of tbe Auditorium, ends at 5 p.m. today. council business manager, conducted the Applications for jobs After the budget was passed giving Black rest of the meeting. Consciousness $250, Janice Henry, Presi¬ dent of Black Consciousness, said, "It was a compromise on all parts and that was what COULD FORCE LI\K TO AFFIRMATIVE ACTIO\ was needed — for all to compromise." However, there remains surrounding $600 which was some question returned to at ASMSU available Tax break resolutions planned the council last term from Student Life. The group returned the money because it had Applications for ASMSU executive staff Since no one ran for the positions, the utilized all it needed of the funds allotted positions and student judiciary positions board will appoint a representative from winter term. When the term ends and are due Friday. the college By RUSS HUMPHREY the agenda. affirmative action statement and should a from student petitions. group has money left over, it must return Positions on the ASMSU executive staff State News Staff Writer The panel is looking, for ways to add request an "affirmative action statement Current University College Rep. Fletcher the funds to the council. are; executive director; assistant executive Businesses applying for tax breaks in affirmative action to the city's tax abate¬ from any business which is asking (the council) for help." director; chief of staff; and directors of Spears will stay on the board until an Lansing may be forced to define their ment policies and its general policies to "Right now the money is in a special fund. affirmative action policies before exemp¬ The tax break resolution in its present It will be used in case of emergencies," legislative affairs, community affairs, labor appointment is made. guide economic development. affairs, information and special projects. tions are granted. The announcement by Belen came after a form would require business to state tax Boettcher said. Two resolutions concerning tax breaks presentation by representatives of the savings and the "number of jobs to be Applications are available in 334 Student He added the money will be used to help Services Bldg. and guidelines for economic development in National Association for the Advancement created or retained" by the savings. Positions will be open next fall on the Lansing were pulled from the agenda and sent back to committee at the council of Colored People, who asked council to "compromise" the business tax break Stewart Dunning, one of the NAACP members, said each of the resolutions Residence Halls Association Judiciary, All- Miller won't University Student Judiciary, Student- meeting Monday night because "more work was necessary" on each resolution. request with affirmative action definitions. Also, a woman from the city's affirmative should "pertain to affirmative action in some way" but now do not. Former prof Faculty Judiciary and the Anti-Discrimina¬ Councilmember-at-large Lucile Belen said the Committee on Economic Development action task force suggested ways in which the council could act. "It is my sincere belief to compromise tax abatement with affirmative action policies," tion Judicial Board. RHA will appoint justices to RHAJ and be arraigned of sociology- ' had asked that the resolutions be taken off Pat Curran said the city needs a stronger he said. ASMSU will appoint justices to the other In other action, the council: judiciaries. The ASMSU appointments will Donald Gene Miller will waive his right to • Transfered more than $7,500 worth of be made from recommendations by AUSJ. Nine positions on RHAJ are open and arraignment prior to second-degree murder funds to the police department for its Holistic ,afoodeh helicopter unit and for utilities in its pistol range. dead at 88 only students living in residence halls may apply. The justices serve a one-year term. trials in the disappearances of two East Lansing women, Miller's attorney said Tuesday. Councilmember-at-large James D. Blair The 11 openings on AUSJ are open to all strongly objected to the transfers, calling Ernest M. Banzet, 88, an MSU associate undergraduates and justices serve a one- Attorney Thomas Bengtson said he will symposium Saturday them unnecessary and "questionable." professor emeritus of sociology died Tues¬ year term. file a waiver of arraignment today with He said the police department was given day at his daughter's home in Frontenac, Two positions are open on SFJ and only Ingham County Circuit Judge Thomas Bell. $9,740 more funds since July 31 for Mo. juniors may apply. Justices serve a two- Miller was to face arraignment Thursday A symposium on holistic health and operating expenses that may not be Banzet joined the MSU faculty in 1929. year term. Workshops on natural foods cookery, After his retirement in 1959 he taught at One position is open on the Anti-Dis- morning prior to trials stemming from the nutrition will be conducted by St. John's necessary. school lunch programs and yoga will be Blair said the police department will crimination Judicial Board, but up to three disappearance of Miller's ex girlfriend Student Parish and the Lansing Natural Lansing Community College for three yefars Martha Sue Young and Lansing school¬ among the various sessions offered during come under closer scrutiny as hearings for before moving to Missouri. alternates may also be appointed. Living Association Saturday. the day. John Denver's movie, "I Want To teacher Kristine Rose Stuart. the 1979-80 budget continue. Banzet, who is survived by his daughter Applications are available in the Judicial John Christopher, author of "The School Live," will also be presented. of Natural Healing," and Kurt Donsbach, • Was told several adult bookstores, Lois Aschemeyer, held a bachelor's degree Programs Office, 155 Student Services Waiving arraignment is the same as A vegetarian spaghetti dinner will be including Velvet Fingers, 527 E. Michigan from Hamline University in St. Paul, Minn., standing mute and a not guilty plea will be founder of the International Institute of Bldg. served between 2:30 and 4 p.m. Ave., are operating without licenses. The a master's degree from the University of entered for Miller in both cases. Bengtson Natural Health Sciences, will speak at the Petitioning is also open for the University matter was referred to city attorney Steven Minnesota and a doctorate from MSU. College representative seat on the Student said. No trial date has been set in either Second Annual Natural Living Spring Fest Registration for the day's events will at St. John's Student Parish, 327 M.A.C. begin at 9 a.m. Cost for the full day, Sawyer. Funeral arrangements are pending. Board. case. Ave. including dinner, will be $8 at the door. Tickets purchased in advance will be $7 and can be obtained at East Lansing Food Cable rates Co-op, 308 W. Grand River Ave.; House of Nutrition, 1423 E. Michigan Ave. in Former 4U' professor takes tenure case to Lansing; Natural Living Health Food. 5216 S. Logan St. in Lansing; Naturally Gour¬ may increase met, 116 Bailey St.; Nature's Village, 1623 W. Mt. Hope Ave. in Lansing; Sears Health Food Dept., 3131 E. Michigan Ave. in appeals court in ongoing 10-year battle Lansing; Small Planet, 225 Ann St.; and By MICHELE McELMURRY Hildebrand met with Dunham to discuss his dismissal and maintains he was denied his A 50-cent monthly rate increase proposed Wolfmoon Bakery, 2011-13 E. Michigan State News Staff Writer rights to due process when Dunham refused to provide him with written reasons for his by the National Cable Co. will be discussed Ave. in Lansing. For the past 10 years, John R. Hildebrand, a former MSU associate professor of social dismissal ana denied his request to present a defense. at an East Lansing Cable Communications All-day child care will be provided. science and Latin American studies, has been fighting his case against the University for Dunham recently said he would not comment on why Hildebrand was discharged Commission public hearing 7:30 tonight at his "rights of academic freedom." because the case is still in dispute. 54-B District Court, 301 M.A.C. Ave. Hildebrand, who was refused tenure and discharged in 1969, appeared Friday in the Hildebrand spent his last year at MSU trying to convince the tenure commission and the Also on the agenda is National Cable's Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati, Ohio to appeal the 1977 ruling against him by advisory committee the departmental bylaws had been violated in connection with his request that the commission abandon rate U.S. District Court Judge Wendall A. Miles. renewal. regulation. Kenneth Laing Jr., of MacLean, Seaman, Laing and Guilford, the Lansing law firm Neither the University Committee on Faculty Tenure nor the advisory committee could Play offered representing Hildebrand said it is not known when a decision on the appeals hearing will be made. see a violation of the department's renewal action. Hildebrand then filed two unfair labor practice charges with the Michigan Employment Correction It will depend on how quickly the three Relations Committee. The commission rejected the cases in 1970. Hank Elzinga, of the Mobilization for bilingually panel judges come to a decision, he said. Though Hildebrand's prolonged struggle for what he calls denial of his First and 14th He then tried to file a suit in state courts, but was refused. In 1971, Hildebrand filed suit in federal court against the MSU Board of Trustees and five University officials, charging denial of the constitutional guarantees of freedom of speech Survival, was incorrectly quoted in Tues¬ The Chicano theater collective, "El Amendment rights of freedom of speech and and due process of law. day's State News concerning the group's Teatre De La Esperanza" (The Theatre due process of law has been met with Those named in the suit were: former President Clifton R. Wharton Jr.; Vice President rally in Lansing's Washington Square. of Hope) will present an original countless setbacks, he is still determined to for Research and Graduate Studies John Cantlon, then University provost; former Elzinga's quotes should have been attri¬ bilingual play titled "Hijos" (Children) continue his battle. University College Dean Edward A. Carlin; Clinton A. Snyder, professor of social science, buted to Sheldon Axler, who is also a tonight at 8 in 109 Anthony Hall. "I'm prepared to fight another 10 years if that's what it takes," Hildebrand said. and Dunham. member of the Mobilization for Survival. MSU's Chicano Students for Progres¬ The ex-employee came to MSU in 1967, leaving a full professorship at Texas Three years later, in October 1974, a jury was selected to hear the case. After a five-day sive Action organization will sponsor Technological College in Lubbock, Texas. hearing, the jury reached the verdict that Hildebrand should have been granted tenure and It was incorrectly reported in Tuesday's the event. Prior to this, Hildebrand was assistant professor at Kansas State University and an should be reinstated with back pay. State News the art exhibit at Impression 5 The script depicts the dissolution of a instructor at Oklahoma State University. However, U.S. District Judge Wendall A. Miles decided the jury's ruling would be Museum is featuring amorphic art. Chicano family as it follows a chrono¬ Hildebrand also spent two years as a member of the Kansas House of Representatives, advisory and he would make the final decision. The museum is displaying anamorphic logical span of 35 years. served as a consultant of the U.S. Agency for International Development and worked as an Two and a half years later, in March 1977, Miles ruled against Hildebrand. Hildebrand's art, a rare art form which requires the use The play is open to the public and economist for International Development Services. hearing Friday was to appeal Miles' decision. of cylindrical, pyramidal, or conical objects donations will be accepted. He earned his doctorate in economics in 1959 from the University of Chicago. Throughout Hildebrand's ordeal, many groups have given their support in his favor. to put distorted images into perspective. Hildebrand began teaching at MSU Sept. 1,1967. His primary teaching responsibilities In 1971, the Michigan Education Association filed a brief in support of Hildebrand. involved Social Science 232, which had traditionally been interdisciplinary in nature and In 1972, The Michigan Association for Higher Education, the American Civil Liberties taught with a standard format. Union, the Michigan Federation of Teachers and the MSU chapter of the American Dissatisfied with the interdisciplinary approach to the courses, Hildebrand Association of University Professors joined in supporting Hildebrand by filing briefs. Court bans secret votes recommended changes to the department which were similar report on improving undergraduate education. to those written in an MSU Hildebrand's professional credentials were defended in a letter to the vice chairperson of the MSU chapter of AAUP, Garland P. Wood, professor of agricultural economics and By United Press International licenses. In May, nine months after Hildebrand began teaching, he was elected by his colleagues former director of the Latin American Studies Center The Michigan Court of Appeals ruled The process was used to trim a field of 27 to the department's Faculty Advisory Committee. Wood stated in his letter he "was amazed and disappointed when Dunham terminated Tuesday the state's Open Meetings Act applicants down to three who would be The advisory committee consisted of five members. Upon Hildebrand's election to the Hildebrand without consulting or notifying me. The action was even more surprising since prohibits secret ballot votes by public awarded licenses. committee in 1968, two other non-tenured faculty members were elected. One non-tenured it followed only five weeks after Hildebrand had received a major endorsement by vote of bodies even when the secret voting is - The elimination vote was taken at an faculty member had been elected during the previous year. his colleagues for a two-year position on the prestigious Social Science Departmental done at an open meeting. open meeting, but by secret ballot — His appointment left a four-to-one majority in favor of the non tenured members. Advisory Committee." That does not mean, however, that actions taken by secret vote must be preventing the public from learning how Hildebrand said. Wood further stated in his letter "an objective view of Hildebrand's publications, individual board members voted. invalidated by the courts, the appeals court Hildebrand said the advisory committee elections angered the "power structure" of the teaching and voted support by his department colleagues leaves us in a mystery as to why said. "It can hardly be contended that a vote he was terminated." department because four committee members were non-tenured newcomers. The court rejected the contention from by secret ballot at an open meeting is any Hildebrand, who has been unemployed since his discharge, has spent most of his time the governing board of Chesterfield Town¬ more open than a vote at a closed meeting," In summer 1968, only a few weeks after the election and while Hildebrand was away, the department tenure committee met and voted to deny Hildebrand tenure. doing research for two books and spends his summers on his 320-acre farm in Kansas. ship in Macomb County that it complied the appeals court said. "In either case the with the law when it conducted a secret public official has shielded his stand from Hildebrand was notified of his dismissal upon his return in September 1968 in a letter Hildebrand is confident that he will someday be back at MSU. elimination vote on awarding new liquor public scrutiny and accountability." from Douglas Dunham, then chairperson of the Department of Social Science. "I've been confident all along ... I haven't gone this far for nothing, he said. ®(p)Dlfi)Q®ln) Selection process fet^§IT§ Spartans belong must move faster on T' property The chairperson of the MSU Presidential Search and Selection This is in response to the April 12 letter Committee, Robert Barker, recently announced the formation of a in which a resident favored a sports arena smaller four- or five-person subcommittee to help expedite the dismally for the Spartans in Lansing. slow selection process. We sincerely hope this smaller group, which is Roberts suggests that t downtown arena wouldn't be a travel problem for students responsible for information-gathering, does in fact speed things up because they can "take the bus." Even because if they fail, as the larger committee has, there is nothing to though a special bus line has been prevent the Board of Trustees from justifiably saying "enough is proposed, I still believe that there doesn't enough" and exercising the power to select a president with no input but exist an efficient means to bus thousands of their own. students to Lansing without a tremendous There has been any cost involved. Who would pay for the never doubt of the absolute necessity of faculty, student, administrative and alumni input into the selection process. long-term upkeep of such a system? This year, students could buy only Indeed, the ideal would be for the committee to go beyond mere input one-third of the seats of Jenison. To not see and actually be responsible for the ultimate selection, which would then one's own school team "live" seems more be officially approved by the trustees. unfair to me than the plight of the But the trustees are entrusted with the responsibility of this non-students. The Spartans represent the city and the state, but they first and University. When media, alumni and administrators wonder why things foremost represent the student body at are taking so insufferably long, it is the trustees who receive the MSU. A student body has to support its queries. And even if the trustees do try to divert responsibility for the team — national champs or cellar-dwellers. delays to the committee or media leaks, the bottom line is that diversion Without pointing fingers, Td say many of is impossible — they are responsible. the fans have jumped on the bandwagon, and will just as easily jump off if the team But at this point it is not appropriate to condemn the trustees for hits a slump. A lot of groups and politicians unnecessary delay. If anything, they should be applauded for having the have cashed in on the success of the team patience of Job. The focus of responsibility at this point lies squarely on but where will they be if the team does the shoulders of the search and selection committee. lousy next year? Not warming seats at any President Harden has been credited with coining sports arena, you can bet on it! the somewhat Finally, Roberts reported that it's cynical phrase that "God so loved the world that he didn't send a committee to save it." But we are dealing with mortals at this "disheartening that the Lansing area could be affected by the opinions of 2,000 University. The concept of the committee is essential for getting a VIEWPOINT: KHOMEINI students." I can only respond that it is president that will be amenable to all factions of the University. And a equally depressing to have fair weather reduced subcommittee should not necessarily dilute this responsibility. fans tell us students what we should do with But expediency is definitely the key word. The larger committee, Barker, has not yet deemed it appropriate to release chairperson of the Americans cannot ignore our team. Sorry Linda, but it says "Michigan State," not "Lansing" on the uniforms. Keep the Spartans where the the names of the smaller committee members, but we would hope the students have easiest access to the games selections for this committee will receive due consideration. Iran's ongoing atrocities on campus!!! - Monte Bartlett The members of this smaller committee will be 358 Abbot Hall shouldering the larger committee's responsibilities. The personnel of this committee have got to be people who will have the time and inclination to put all other More than Malek Mohammad Towghi r'Khomeini's Unholy highest spiritual pedestal by recognizing him as capable of dealing How dare you personal and professional considerations aside. These people, and the Alliance.' April 13,1 The State News deserves at least my with the questions of ultimate reality through the agency of His University, cannot afford a subcommittee which views its responsibility congratulations on your having found it possible to reflect the true as a part-time job. images of the anti-Islamic satanic monsters, Khomeini of Iran and greatest gift to man — his mind. No man, however great and with however long a beard, can choose for another what is right or slight the Duke! Maudoodi of Pakistan. Both Khomeini and Maudoodi have as wrong for him. Man's only guide is his conscience informed by God. Tnis letter is a response to Bill Holdship's Non-trustee input into the selection of our president is on the line. little to do with Islam. God's Prophets, and the Quran as Mao had This is one of the greatest assertions of man's essential This is the last chance. Should it fail, no one could goodness personal attack on the Los Angeles film and justifiably criticize the anything to do with people, democracy, and republics. and his capacity to respond to the larger issues of existence music community and his gross violation of trustees for taking matters into their own hands. through his inner resources. In the recognition of man's right to a journalist's code of ethics. People in the West hardly know that Khomeini and Maudoodi seek out his ultimate destiny through his mental represent the most rabid and vicious attack on the Qur'an, Islam capacities is First, what permits Holdship to analyze and God's own Prophet Mohammad t May the peace of God be upon embodied the most fundamental principle of democracy and the emotional stability of Ruby Keeler or him!'. The most fundamental tenet of Islam is that God has spoken freedom. China's fine idea any other individual. The intricate ramifica¬ In one sense, the concept of God epitomizes the mysteries of tions of one's psyche envelop the realm of directly to man in the Qur'an through the agency of the Prophet. Ultimate Reality, which, despite the best philosophic and scientific Implicit in this fundamental article of faith in Islam is the assertion psychiatry, not the world of journalism. To minds, have not been understood. The Qur'an maintains that man that man, if he must accept Islam, must do so through freewill licentiously project Keeler as the token When human rights advocates learned the ancient art of without coercion of any kind. If God had wanted human beings to can never, never be a God. though he has inherent capacities to senile is hardly warranted. foot-binding understand and experience Him. This is at once a recognition of was still alive and well in China, be cast even in His own mold, he would have easily done so. But He Furthermore to presume John Wayne is they branded the tactic as barbaric. man's spiritual excellence and his limitations. Khomeini and "Those backwards people," Americans said. "Why can't chose to appeal to his reason and understanding to accept His path. nearing "the end" is blatantly cruel. Morbid they treat their Khomeini and Maudoodi. in Maudoodi, the two arch votaries of Satan, are trying to destroy implications concerning his health reflect women with respect like we do?" arrogating the power to cast human this Qur'anic fundamental principle by pretending to know all the beings into their own satanic molds, have committed the Holdship's temporarily warped state of Thank God they don't. answers to ills of human beings, by killing all those who disagree mind as he vomited uncontrollably over the specifically denounced unpardonable sin of shirk — the sin of The "backwards" country could be the first with them, and by destroying all free thought with the ostensible so called superpower to market a creating and worshipping parallel gods — because implicit in their "back-patting" event that took male oral contraceptive to its citizens. And the pretension to speak in the voice of God is the assertion that they — object to reinstate the devil in place of God. place Monday night. The smiling face and reasoning behind this Khomeini and Maudoodi The American public cannot remain indifferent to the events in imminent tears of the Duke as he absorbed move is frightfully simple. Chinese reproductive specialists want people — embody the claim that there is one God Iran and Pakistan on the grounds that the Iranian and Pakistanis the warmth and applause of the audience to share the burden of an artificially-stimulated up there and they are the other Gods on earth. Their hatred and reproductive system utter disregard for human life is nothing but a Mephistophelian have made a choice and the outside world has nothing to do with it. were worth far more than any miracle cure between women and men. The truth of the matter is these unfortunate people had had no conspiracy. an apothecary may hold. But Holdship Meanwhile, "civilized" women in the United States do not know what choice made available to them to make. These unfortunate nations apparently overlooked that as he dissected Unfortunately, your readers equate the views and actions of have been terrorized into it is like to have a reproductive system which works submission by the evil forces the Academy Awards presentation to properly. And they these fascist devils with Islam itself. Islam is one of the most represented by Khomeini and Maudoodi. My word to the Muslims uncover its cliches and will probably suffer the same fate for spiritually beautiful religions based on love and the worship of one self-indulgences in many more years, as U.S. is that if you surrender your mind to anybody, you will have no order to nourish the insatiable appetite of a scientists have yet to come up with a pill which is "safe" for the American and only one Almighty God. Its spiritual strength can be gauged mind left to face God with on the Judgment Day. Can you in your male population. from the fact that the Qur'an, the revealed word of God, asserts in cynic. conscience subscribe to the moral rectitude of the view that the There exists a fine line between sarcasm no uncertain terms, without While the latest effort in male contraception is almost as effective as ambiguity, that Islam is a one-to-one murder of Bhutto is justified because he was a friend of the Jews? and malevolence and Holdship's nauseous relationship between the individual and God, and in the ultimate This hatred for human beings can emenate from only the calloused the female contraceptive, it can cause state must have disturbed that fragile temporary sterility, hair loss and analysis intercession by a third party in this relationship has no soul of Satan. balance. Next time Holdship should try to abnormally large breasts in men. Not quite good enough for our male place in the divine scheme of things. This places man on the The name of the above author was withheld by request keep a reign on human compassion as he population. After all, we can't dismember their physical beauty for annihilates America and its institutions. protection against potential pregnancy. Be careful Holdship. Cynics are fast The pill for women, on the other hand, can cause sterility, hormone VIEWPOINT: JEWISH SEXISM becoming an American institution, joining imbalance and death. When it was first marketed about 20 the ranks of the apathetic as a special years ago, these "side-effects" were not known. interest group — a concept cynics so Nothing was. But the "pill" was religiously abhor. Marc Elie hailed as a solution to an "epidemic" of Childbearing pregnancy. God 123 Mayo Hall The time, and possibility of a male contraceptive was not considered at that a lack of public demand would seem to indicate few think about serves Beware of false it now. Historically, it has been a woman's responsibility to prevent By STUART ROSENTHAL pregnancy if her male partner deemed it so. The fact that men have always had as much to do with conception as women must not have In the April Fool's column Guthrie tried to on his recent "conversion," Bruce Jewish life. The very survival of the people depends upon the passing on of its traditions and beliefs through the family. Women towing prophets fool most of us into thinking he had occurred to scientists when the contraceptive revolution really done his have long been seen as special bearers of this Never before in my two years here at began. homework. He claims to have read National holy task. It is for Organization of this reason that Guthrie's comment to the effect that "women in MSU have I been so amused, amazed, and Our society has placed far too much importance on the traditional role Women publications, the Torah and the New Testament in an the Bible serve men while men serve God" is disappointed in a letter to an editor in The of the "male provider" and far too little on the role of men with a sense of effort to properly understand the very wrong. By teachings of the Jewish and raising children in the Tradition, women are serving God. But this State News. I refer to the letter of April 9 Christian religions. Here. I would like to correct a few of his more personal accountability to their partners. The burden of those "little blatant errors and misleading Comments. is not the only work suited for women. The Judge, Deborah, was entitled, "Roger's shouldn't get off the the epitome of the successful hook." things," such as the creation of a new human life, have traditionally been First, there is no such thing as "the Judeo-Christian military and spiritual leader. Queen left to women. religion." Esther is given credit for The author of the letter seems to think preserving the entire Persian Jewish Judaism and Christianity are different that the DPS is holding those two students We urge scientists to place priorities on safe, effective religions based on two very community through her courage and cleverness. Ruth is chosen as contraceptives different texts and possessing different traditions. Particularly the exemplary righteous convert. Though there may be relatively as an example to frighten us. If he had for both sexes with a particular emphasis on regarding teachings on sexual conduct and the human soul (which — providing more few female role models in the Jewish Bible, women are hardly bothered to read the article that he was contraceptive options for men. Men must begin to take more Guthrie chose to emphasize), Judaism and Christianity have very presented simply as "baby-makers." And as for some religious commenting on he would have noticed that little in common. distinction between "female souls" and male ones, I have not heard one of the arrests was made responsibility for their reproductive actions, to rid our society of the for letting the illusion that contraception is part of the woman's lot in life. of such nonsense in either air out of a DPSsquad car's tires (tampering Next, while Guthrie is correct in pointing out that women in Christianity or Judaism. It sounds more like the Gospel according to Guthrie to me. with a police vehicle is a felony) and the In China, that lot may change. The society, which has coalitions of Israel cannot get a divorce without their husband's permission, he To champion religious and civil rights for women is a fine thing, second arrest was made for obstructing women to deal with neighborhood wife-beaters, may now have an oral significantly fails to mention that men cannot obtain a divorce and I support it without their wife's consent either! In Jewish law, divorce is wholeheartedly. But to blame income inequality in justice, a misdemeanor. contraceptive for both sexes. It is also the society which binds women's very serious issue, particularly as it affects the a secular American society on some presumed religious justification Please do not misunderstand me, I am not feet. It seems to be America, however, which binds women's minds. family structure. It — particularly one traced to Jewish tradition is if favor of DPS towing vehicles in excess, is a matter to which both parties must agree. — downright because a certain amount is necessary to ludicrous. The family and the home and are always have been central in Posenthol is o junior in James Madison College keep the thouroughfares, fire-lanes, and parking lots safe. But such misinformation, and neglect of the facts as exhibited in this The letter can hurt more than they can help. Not State News DOONESBURY to mention the martyrdom of the childish by Garry Trudeau acts of the two who got arrested. look, owe. i rrsw5 you see, rick, our problems Furthermore, in response to the sugges¬ Wednesday. April 18 1979 8rouaj understanps tms a lot can ufcerstand symbols, in this country have be¬ ted boycott of Roger's Marathon it will not Editorials are the opinions of the State News better than jimmy tm pros' Viewpoints, columns your disenchant- rick. his come so unmanageable a0ly bejn6 unrajr, i mean, solve a thing. Roger's is just a pawn of the and letters are personal j ment ufth carter, opinions. packa6e that the only practical maybe it's just the office. but DPS, and a textbook capitalist simply in Editorial Department . butwhy jump to is the way x) respond t) them pursuit of the almighty profit. Too many jerry brown* dammit, rick, the man keg's Editor-in-chief is on a symbolic level jryin6 tv address the issues' revolutions are lost due to poor planning, Kathy Kilbury Managing Editor Dove DiMartino foolish acts, and lack of insight on the part Opinion Editor Kim G Shanahan Sports Editor Joseph F Centers of the leaders who act impulsively instead: City Editor NuniioM Lupo Layout Editor Janet Haltmann of intelligently. Compos Editor Michelle Chambers Free/once Editor Beth Tuschok Wire Editor Paulo Mohr Chief Copy Editor Kenneth E Parker Despite the tone of this letter, I do; support you fellow students of Case Hall, and it would greatly disappoint me and many others who sympathize with you if! Advertising Department you lost the fight, but I just felt that I had to! Advertising Manager Bob Shelter Asst Advertising Manager speak out against impulsiveness, and false, prophets. M.J. Pasternak G 39 East Shaw Hall; Michigon Stote News, Eost lonsing Michigon Wednesdoy, April 18, 1979 Who needs Rod McKuen? Love's Been Good To Me the part of a poet and making You tell me. BY Rod McKuen big money doing it. His formula But wait now a second. Rod Pocket Books, $2.50 is simple. In fact, this book really is such a big seller, who Reviewed by really ought* be called "Love's the heck is buying his books? RENALDO MIGALDI been food to me," since that's Who is subjecting themselves Good lord. Just what the all his money making dopey Life on the Alaska Pipeline: to this dribbly world needs, another book of slop, these verses are ever about. He even wimpy signs of a grown man? If poetry by this lamest of wimps, says so himself in his introduc there's a Rod McKuen fan out Rod McKuen. The back cover of the book "Love's been good to me is it s more boring than ever sez, the newest collection by Amer ica's most read, best loved This book is so stupid that I'm going to burn poet." In other words, here's CRAZY more product from a harmless it as soon as I get done writing this review. MONEY: NINE MONTHS ON THE TRANS spinner of platitudes whose This book is so stupid that you can't even ALASKA PIPELINE books in the past have proven read it all the way through without By Potter Wick ware to be sure money makers. getting Random House Y'see, poetry is not a valued embarrassed. $8.95 commodity in our American Reviewed bv universe, but the marketplace DAVE DiMARTINO does seem to have room for one Here's a fascinating topic, "poet" to make LOTS of $$$. And Rod McKuen is the man. tion: "I write about love often, there who's offended by all this, right? The building of the in all its aspects." Yes, Rod, but His formula is simple: write why don't you call trans Alaska pipeline. What me up and down his own shallow, unorigi¬ without any depth. tell me why? would it have been like to be Rod McKuen nal This book is so stupid that contemplates self. there? Were the tremendously thoughts on love, spearate them into lines so that they look I'm going to burn it as soon as I large weekly paychecks suffi¬ cient compensation for the NINE MONTHS ON like poems, have them printed in one inch type with three-inch get done writing this review. This book is so stupid that you MSU RADIO BOARD workers who had to endure continual cold and hardship? What sort of people worked THE TRANS-ALASKA PIPELINE margins on the page, and fill the book up with lots of can't even read it all the way through without getting This term, the Radio Board, the governing body of the there? pictures of clouds and waves embarrassed. This book is so Michigan State Radio network is selecting students for stupid that at least if it was Fascinating topics, right? and statues and himself. — of course — printed on bigger size pages Member-at-Large and Chairman positions on the Board. Right. A Interesting book, right? McKuen fills beautifully what you could use it for wrapping fish, but you can't even do that. Member-at-Large provides valuable input and advice is probably the average middle- Wrong. Crazy Money is a to the Board from the Residence Halls and very dull book, and a large class bourgeois conception of Somebody told me I should glue on-campus disappointment for several what a poet is. Adorable as all the pages together and hollow people. hell with his beat-up sneakers out the middle to use for a reasons. First, it's about as The Chairman is responsible boring a book as the picture of and puppy-dog eyes and fuzzy bookcase stash box, but I for conducting meetings Alaska its author painty a real wuzzy beard, he trots about to already got one of those, and and representing the Board. romantic places like Cannes and I'm not telling what book it's shame since I can't imagine any made out of. other writer going through the New Orleans and Northern California and Here's some Applications are available at WBRS in the Brody experience and writing another — of course — more dopey book about it. Alaska may be a New Y'ork, writing stuff like stuff. Complex, WMCD in McDonel Hall and WMSN in Room this: I'm amazed that love 8 Student Services. Deadline to dull place or it may not be. but I am your family can live at all apply is Tuesday, April its collective chambers-of- 24 at 4:30p.m. and your winter fire through the subterfuge, commerce won't be begging let me do your crying pass through all the barri¬ author Wickware back another visit. for and you can make cades. MICHIGAN STATE smiles for stumble over all the obstacles Secondly, the author himself appears to be an extremely dull my Of course me. he has no trouble we construct and put up RADIO NETWORK getting inspiration for this kind in its way." individual. Sure, it takes a real frontiersman to go out to the Wickware himself — judging by the blurb about him on the actually out there, participating in something most of us can of verse. You or I could do just I mean, SO WHAT? I myself WBRS WMCD WMSN Alaskan wastelands and isolate book's dustjacket — seems to as well, if not better. But coulda told you that! So how only dream about, you'd think McKuen's real talent lies not in himself for six-month intervals have the potential to be an come Rod McKuen's his insights about such things wealthy — but by the same token, it enormously fascinating indivi- writing poetry, but in playing and I'm working at Bell's Pizza? would be significantly deeper doesn't take much of anyone to dual. After a childhood spent on than our own. Not so, however realize that a weekly paycheck Tokyo, Bangkok and California, — and that's probably the most of $2,213.90 isn't exactly small he attended school in Switzer- disappointing aspect of the change. Thirdly, the only inter land and eventually received book. ir hockey, TV tennis, table esting aspects of the book are his degree at the University of There's an old maxim that if tennis... revealed in the book's first 20 California in Berkeley. But pages or so. And what we're although he was attending that you've led an unusual life you can get rich by writing a book UNION BILLIARDS, ^Lafayette's! rette s| left with is nothing more than school during the heyday of about it. lower level Union Bldg. as for the diary of a person who's late-60s student agitation, his Potter Wickware has proven phone: 355-3358 extremely bored. few references, to that fact in his familiarity with the maxim What's enjoyable about the Crazy Money seem at best by writing Crazy Money — but book: the technological details gratuitous, mentioned only to unfortunately, he hasn't done it about pipelining, i.e. the acknowledge his "liberal" past successfully. Great potential, checked and double-checked of activism, but no go. working of the welders and Furthermore, the book is pipefitters; the fact that a large loaded with Wickware's own portion of the pipelining crew theorizing about big business was getting paid for doing a and ecology, and it couldn't be minimum of work; the few, but more dreary. If Wickware was mwvm enjoyable, references to Anchorage's nightlife; and, finally, the human reaction to getting an incredibly large pay check and having no place to spend it. Unfortunately the author limits his references to these facts or else over-emphasizes them; Crazy Money is both inconsistent and monotonous, the kind of book one reads yvhile expecting something major to happen, something which never does. Most odd is the fact that ^jMichigon State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 18, 1979 British invade TV LONDON (UPI) - When hopes for a profit when net Lord Olivier — Laurence Lesley Anne Down starred in work and independent station 'Olivier — is the narrator. It I'psUirs Downstairs. American buyers see what is on display. takes a bit of nerve for a British critics suggested she was the Down of course, but, even more company to premiere a Holly¬ sort of girl you couldn't see too surprising, a made in Britain wood documentary in Los much of on the small screen. cops and robbers series that is Angeles, but Thames isn't Goodman and band deliver goods That theory will be tested the week of June 11 when Down appears on American television better than all but the very best of the American genre. Its title is The Sweeney, about to concede that anyone researches this kind of program better than its does. as the legendary British strip¬ Cockney rhyming slang for The Among other programs is By MICHAEL MEGERIAN musical breaks during the rise by the impeccable sound qual¬ tease queen. The One and Only Flying Squad, one of the crack Out, the adventures of a South State News Reviewer of commercial folk. Goodman's ity of both the kiva and his Phyllis Dixey. units of Scotland Yard. As in London gangster railroaded to I think I know why Kris style is pleasing to anyone who band. Looking more like a There's a lot of Down visible real life, The Sweeney doesn't Kristofferson discovered as she recreates the famous fan prison who emerges after eight enjoys a mixture of folk, rock waiter than a musician. Good always win its weekly battles years to revenge himself on the Steve Goodman in Chicago's 'n roll and country — a magic man happily bounced to the dance with which Dixey with the underworld but the men who framed him; Chalk Old Town and eventually combination which has man beat of selections from his cheered the troops and other characters and situations are and Cheese, a comedy on the signed him to a record label. aged to attract traditional newest album High and Out¬ students of anatomy in wartime tough, identifiable and believ¬ Both singer-songwriters pos Britain. The rule was that you friendship of two social oppo- die-hards in each category by side. culminating with "Men able. John Thaw and Dennis sites who meet in a maternity sess a certain musical and the score. Who Love Women Who Love could drop the fans, and Dixey Waterman are the stars and TV ward while their wives are lyrical innocence. which That attraction was evident Men," Goodman's comment on did, provided you didn't move a acting on this standard is blends itself into some very in both of Goodman's shows at muscle until the blackout, and producing; Danger UXB, an his observations while observ¬ unfortunately the exception adventure series about men mainstream and marketable the Erikson Kiva Monday. ing the passersby outside a Dixey didn't. Well, only a teeny rather than the rule on any side who defuse bombs, and the pop. Goodman's Goodman sold out both perfor bit but the royal censor, the of the Atlantic. songs are pizza stand during one sum Kenny Everett show which has about subjects which touch the mances to the tune of $5.50 Lord Chamberlain, always Thames is also pinning its per mer day. among its features a sizzling lives of his audience (sex, ticket, a feat which should made allowances since it was hopes on a series of 13 one-hour dance troupe, Hot Gossip. disco, love) but his messages prove Goodman's enormous Goodman radiates so much obviously more important to documentary programs about are not overstated, as if he is following in a city that has presence, it is no surprise he keep up morale than fans while Hollywood from its earliest Thames has 35 hours of simply communicating his ex¬ enough staunch folk fans to spent many years as a solo bombs were falling. days to the onset of the talkies. programming ready to go. periences over a few dinner accurately judge what's good performer before surprising The One and Only Phyllis drinks. and what's bad. And Goodman the audience Monday night Dixey is part of a remarkable No doubt. Goodman's roots didn't disappoint them. with a band. Actually, except experiment by Thames Tele¬ lie in more musical styles than Goodman entered the for the superb sound quality, vision, which is responsible for Our reputation has been just Chicago folk and blues. stage followed by a six the band only managed to set the weekday programs in the proven. We oHer the finest His song "City of New Or¬ member group, whom he in¬ Goodman's songs to music, London area, to introduce its Chinese cooking in this leans" received nationwide troduced as having a lengthy without adding any dynamics new product to the American area. Take out service is acclaim several years ago, list of road experience with or improvisations worth men market. Three years ago it took available. which should have proven several prominent musicians tioning. though the sax solos over a week on a New York Goodman's marketability in including Van Morrison, Jes¬ were nice. Steve Goodman station and, while it lost about the early 70s. Goodman sie Colin Young and Good¬ could be picking up musically $200,000 initially, it claims the should have been acknow man's Chicago cronie John where Kristofferson left off. pioneering paid off in good will ledged as an apparent rival to Prine, now a star in his own He is a virtuoso at performing and post-sales. pAMjA* This time Thames is taking NOW SERVING such groups as the Eagles, right. Goodman led the audi¬ "nice" music with an ear-to- s R'chord Marshall Arlo Guthrie and Linda Ron ence through a collection of over KHJ-TV in Los Angeles as YOUR FAVORITE ear grin that should be A smilin' Steve Goodman sang a few old favorites stadt. all of whom got their flavorful originals, accented a showcase for its lineup of new- BEER & WINE taWMlt patented. Monday night with a brand new band. shows. It says it is already AND COCKTAILS assured of breaking even but ALSO. \0HWHI JHDttMl Waybills Tubes give their best to Flints best CORNER CLIPPERT and VINE Phone 351 -2217 Bv JOHN NEILSON look old to Animal House) to their All in all, it line, while older numbers with through the picture tube that enough to drive — was a highly State News Reviewer of "Stand Up And similar themes like "Don't singer Fee Waybill made his much less drink — seemed to be encore entertaining evening, even if The Tubes are in their ele¬ Touch Me There," Smokin'." there more for the volume than Shout!" 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Waybill extracted from these anthem rather than a spoof — mingled about peddling LSD) to see April Wine, a boorish props and theatrical delivery The new Tubes show is not as and Waybill seemed to enjoy by playing down the Quay sub-Styx heavy-metal band of that their portrait of the huge foam rubber Big Macs, spectacular as previous ones Jumbo Fries (and at one point ribbing them mercilessly. I Lewd glitter god character and the type that makes disco seem modern American neurosis have been, but there is no lack in the show, simulated sexual don't think it's a coincidence doing the first verse of "White profound in comparison. The takes full shape. of theater on this tour, either. that he added a few verses of Punks" as a blues number. less said about them the better. gratification!) 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Grand River across from Olin PHONE: 331-3380 • ALBUMS A tapes Sat 9 6 6the hook9 will continue WEST- "1 across Grand River from M.S.U. Union „ ; u-J Sun 12 s PHONE: 337-1321 to keep spaces cleared &<'- By PAULCOX criminal justice. The Michigan and RUSS HUMPHREY Attorney General's Office says State News StaH Writers it is undecided on the issue. Car towing may be an expen Zutaut said it became easier sive frustration which has incit for students to retrieve towed mtmm mm ed student demonstrations, but autos fall term when the im¬ to campus police it is an pound lot behind the DPS effective tool for enforcing building was opened. parking regulations. He added that the DPS More people want to park on contract for a set towing fee campus than there are spots to with featuring one towing company is park in, said Maj. Adam J. another advantage. Zutaut, of the Department of When towing started last Public Safety. To solve the year, cars were taken to problem, the All University various area service stations Traffice Committee decides and the fee to retrieve a car JUDY COLLINS who gets parking permits for ranged from $30 to $40. Zutaut the spaces. said. The University now has a "We don't make the rules," contract with Roger's Mara¬ Zutaut, said, "but we have to thon, 3495 Okemos Road, for enforce them." the basic fee of $20 per tow. Hard Times For Lovers In the past, people parked Additional charges are asses¬ where they were supposed to sed if the wrecker driver has to because of stiffer fines and do something like unhook the penalties for tickets, and "a icontinued on page 10) more law-and-order climate," Zutaut said. In the late 1950s, students were asked to leave the Univer STILL LEARNING INS AND OUTS* sity if they received three parking tickets, Zutaut said. Although he does not advo cate returning to such penal¬ ties, Zutaut said the present Supervisor likes his job fines do not keep students from By PAUL fOX coordinator of education and lee in 1966. They met at MSU parking in restricted areas. State News Staff Writer training. on a blind date and he later One women complained to When Ronald Soltis took the He said his strong point at proposed to her on the steps of the DPS that her father had job of parking enforcement the state Data Processing was taking the Capitol, he said. given her $200 per term to pay supervisor for campus police he needs of computer users and They have a son, Michael, 12, for parking tickets, but no didn't know what he and a daughter, Renee, 11. was get¬ adapting equipment and per¬ money for towing fees, said ting into — but he's glad he did. sonnel to fill them. The Soltis family lives in Ronald Soltis, the new DPS Soltis was appointed March 5 Soltis married his wife Mari- i continued on page 101 parking enforcement supervi- to the newly created post, after working for MSU Data Process¬ Regular 7.98 "She didn't realize that if she ing for 16 years. Although he would just obey parking regu¬ List Albums has not had any police experi¬ Tues. April 24 th lations, she would have an ence, Soltis received his bache¬ Either extra $200," he said. lor's and master's degrees in Zutaut said that as the AUTC police administration from Album lowered parking penalties, the MSU. or Both DPS was "flooded" with com¬ Soltis will oversee the 10 plaints from faculty members DPS parking enforcers who ON and students with permits who could not find a spot to park in their designated lot. Last February, the DPS re write 90 percent of the parking tickets on campus, said DPS Capt. Ferman A. Badgely, who '.andled the job before. APRIL WINE SALE ceived permission from Presi Soltis said he hopes to cen¬ dent Edgar L. Harden's office tralize parking enforcement so In Concert to begin towing on an experi students, faculty and em¬ mental basis, Zutaut said. The ployees will know where to towing worked in clearing out parking lots and complaints to the DPS come if they have complaints. Right now, Soltis said he is For Ticket Info Call 332-2900 AMII STEWART dropped significantly, asking many questions to get he said. the hang of parking enforce¬ "It's working — not 100 ment. He said his first goal will percent — but it is quite be "to get the job down pat." effective," he said. DPS Maj. Adam J. Zutaut From the beginning of the and Badgely both said it will 1978-79 school year to Feb. 28, take Soltis a few months to the DPS ordered the towing of learn the "ins and outs of the 7,111 vehicles, Badgely said. In job." Badgely will still handle the same period 49,324 parking complaints about parking tic¬ tickets were issued — 6 percent kets written by DPS officers less than the previous year, he while Soltis will handle com¬ said. plaints on tickets written by Zutaut said towing is aimed students. at significantly inconveniencing Soltis first came to MSU in illegal parkers so they will not 1963 after a stint with the U.S. violate regulations again. Marine Corps in California. He The legality of towing is started working for Data Pro being questioned by area law cessing immediately, while pur¬ yers, including Zolton Ferency, suing his education. When he an MSU associate professor of left Data Processing, he was The Bose Model 601. Jewellire DEVELOPING 3" i e.'P 54S A marriage COUPON MUST ACCOMPANY ORDER LIMIT ONE ROLL WITH COUPON of diamonds and gold ^ EXCLUDING PORTFOLIO 35. 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SAT FREE PARKING LA YA WA Y-FINANCING 9-5 1.50 value LIMIT 1 i tl 88 EXPIRESO-SAT* NO LIMIT «•* talue ' '!f^ kast expires 4 j at 9 0 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 18, 1979 Laxers on road for two By JEFF M1NAHAN badly against Ashland in a "Our winning depends on Sute News Sports Writer game that Hendrickson says how well we shut down their After an easy win over will set the tempo for the fast break and play total team Albion College on Monday, the remainder of the season. defense," he said. MSU lacrosse team now faces Both coaches said they feel After playing Ashland, the two games on the road, one of the defense, particularly that of laxers must return to the road which should prove to be its the midfielders, will be the Thursday to face Hope College Netters ,eshow sol spirit toughest test of the season to date. The Spartans made it look overriding key to the game. "On defense, the midfielders in Holland, Mich. Kanner and Hendrickson will have to play their best agreed that Hope is not as good easy Monday on Old College game yet." Kanner said. "They a team as Ashland, but do not By CHERYL FISH lost the next one. 6 4. In the final set, he had Field as they totally dominated will have to play tenaciously expect a letdown by MSU. State News Sports Writer several backhanded lobs that burned Leach, but the Britons. 21-6, to bring their from the start and stick with The reigning Big Ten tennis champion Univer the freshman's serve proved too strong and he record to 5-2. The Spartans played Hope season their men." sitv of Michigan Wolverines came here Tuesday just sneaked by Sandler. 7 6. earlier in the season, and came Co-captain Kevin Willitts and "Once we get on offense, I'm away with an easy 16-5 win. and soundly defeated MSU, 9-0, but the Spartans senior Joe Politowicz led "I think I could have beat him," Sandler said. a not worried," he said. "Defense However, Kanner said he ex¬ played some exciting matches and displayed "It boggles me to play that hard and then lose." throng of 10 MSU players who is the key." their ability to hang in there. he added with disappointment. Sandler gave scored in the game. Willitts Hendrickson. who coaches pects a much closer game this Jeff Etterbeek, the top singles player in the time around. credit to Leach, and said he handled the pressure scored five goals and added five the defense, agreed and said Big Ten and at U-M's No. 1 spot, took three sets points well. He looks forward to meeting him assists while Politowicz notch that smart and total defense The key is to have a winning to outlast Steve Klemm. 4 6, 6-2, 6 2. again at the Big Ten match. ed five goals of his own. will be necessary against Ash season " he said about the Klemm got off to a good start, catching Coaches Nevin Kanner and land and that he is "pretty possible letdown. "If we don't - Etterbeek off guard and finally breaking his Frank Willard also played well in his 3 6. 5 7 loss at the hands of Jud Shaufler. "I was Boku Hendrickson said they confident" his defense will pro¬ consider ali games as impor¬ serve. This shook up Etterbeek, who double- were very pleased with the win duce just that. tant, we lost a winning season." faulted and smashed his tennis racquet to the impressed with his play," coach Stan Drobac said. "These kids are really making progress, but and added that Albion had not ground, deliberately breaking it into many been as tough as they expected. pieces. they'd feel better if they won some matches." The coaches also said that He said it was too bad they lost all of the But he regained his composure and played a because the MSU offense dom¬ strong match. Klemm cited loss of concentration singles matches, because it was difficult to get inated play so well, the defense as the problem that confronted him. "I find it psyched up for the doubles when there was no Every Wednesday was rarely tested. The coaches hard to concentrate for very long, and I wasn't way MSU could catch up. This was the third loss have said that they feel their in a row for the Spartans, who are now 2-3. moving well on my strokes," he said. However, team can score on anyone at he was pleased with his overall game The longest and most grueling match of the The crowd packed into the bleachers of the Stadium Varsity tennis courts saw a lot of action any their time, and consequently defense often becomes A Whopper afternoon was the No. 2 singles match, with contained on six courts. they key to their games. This will be just the case Spartan Matt Sandler going against freshman There promises to be more where that came of a special! Mike Leach. Leach was a member of the National from, as the netters will go against University of Wednesday as the team travels to face league foe Ashland in its 5 pm Junior Davis cup team in 1978. Wisconsin on Friday and Northwestern on fourth conference game of the till 1:00 am Sandler took the first set convincingly. 6-3, but Saturday. year. Sitting 12 in league competi¬ tion, the Spartans need a win Cotter back in uniform Swim awards Frank Willard plaved very hard in his 3-6. 5-7 de¬ feat. He had a.special cheering section backing him By JOE CENTERS State News Sports Writer waiting for his number to come around, and with the amount of Lord every give me night last year to another season. I'm The 33rd annual swim team awards night was held Monday. Whoppers all the way. There was plenty of action on games the Spartans play, and content with this." The freshman scholarship the field. It was the ninth with all of doubleheaders, award for 1978 went to Dick no limit "The things I've done have inning of the first of two games Cotter's number pops up quite often. been me and I'm happy with Legault. The senior varsity- Offers Good at Both Tuesday between MSU and scholarship was awarded to MSU splits with Western Michigan at Kobs Field. No what University He says his love is baseball, but he has other things that what I've done. I'm content with my life." Bob Terry. Senior Jeff Gaeckle won the most valuable swim¬ 1141 E. Grand River and 3121 E. Saginaw matter happened, keep him busy, specifically his He award and sophomore Jeff was only watching Tues¬ mer though, there was nothing that involvement as president of the MSU Varsity "S" Club. day, but he was back. Prange received the most valu- Spartan pitcher Jim Cotter Welcome back Cot able diving honors. Western Michigan could do but watch, and cheer his teammates on. is The main concern of the club public service, according to The Rise &OecLiNe Cottter is one of MSU's Cotter. The club spends most of starters but he wasn't sche¬ its time helping physically and By JERRYBRAI DE duled to pitch Tuesday. Sitting mentally handicapped children Jazz-Rock!!! If You Like State News Sports Writer After losing a heartbreaker in 10 innings to Western Michigan University Tuesday. MSU's baseball team bounced back in the on the bench in suited him just right. his uniform and fatherless boys with its Big Brother-Little Brother pro Orange Lake Drive-You'll Love.. WeSTeRNTbOUQbT nightcap game 8-3 to split a doubleheader with the Broncos at Kobs Field. gram. "We do things for people who ANt) CULTURe "That was a good club we faced today, coach Dan Litwhiler said of the 13-7 and Mid-American conference title contending Broncos. "We took them into extra innings, and I'm not ashamed to be beaten by them." The Spartans, now 1114 overall and 7-2 since the spring trip, had to battle back from deficits of 2-0 after two innings, and 4-1 after five innings, in the first game, before having several opportunities to pull out the victory. MSU tied the game with a three-run rally in the sixth when it sent nine batters to the plate. The big hit of the inning was Mark Russ' pinch hit triple to drive in Randv Hop. which closed the gap to two. Russ then scored on a wild pitch before the Spartans tied the contest when Kirk Haines scored on Chris Dorr's sacrifice fly. The Spartans bounced back again in the seventh inning, alter the Broncos took a 5-4 lead, when Kirk Haines doubled down the right field line scoring Randy Hop. In each of the sixth and seventh innings, MSU had an opportunity to take the lead but couldn't push ahead, leaving the bases loaded. After two scoreless extra innings. WMU jumped on top in the 10th inning when MSU committed two errors on the same plav. Broncos' Marty Murray reached first on an infield hit, and when he stole second, catcher Eric Payk's throw went into centerfield. Murray went to third on the overthrow and then scampered home when the overthrow got by centerfielder Tom Schultz. In the bottom of the 10th it looked like MSU was going to tie the score again, but A1 Dankovich was thrown out at the plate after trying to score from first base on Rodger Bastien's double. In the second game, the Broncos once again jumped out to an early 2-0 lead. But this time in the third inning, MSU not only tied it when Bastien singled in Jerry Pollard and Russ singled home Bastien, but they also put WMU away on Tom Schultz' grand slam home run for a 6-2 lead. MSU added two more runs in the sixth inning when Pollard doubled in Ken Robinson and then Bastien singled in Pollard. In his first appearance since the spring trip, senior Mark Sutherland, who had a 24.30 earned run average in Texas, pitched four innings of shutout ball in relief of Steve Kruse to pick up the victory. MSU travels to Eastern Michigan University today to make up an earlier canceled doubleheader Q WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18102 CONRAD, MSU 730 and 930 PM BRUCE DERN in SILENT Directed RUNNING by DOUGLAS TRUMBULL (SPECIAL EFFECTS: 200I: A SPACE ODYSSEY) The 5i,5o LANSING STAR Partially funded by the ASMSU Programing Board n which is funded by student tax money. fj Special thanks to Pat Wilde and Classic Films. /W 102 CONRAD IS ACCESSIBLE. LSI' Michigon State News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 18, 1979 Adams enjoys life as voice of By DANIEL J. WATTS School, he auditioned for an¬ State News Suff Writer nouncing positions with Slides of sports action are WKAR. That summer, Adams scattered across his desk. Pa¬ began a 25-year association with pers waiting to be filed are MSU sports interrupted by two stacked high on the cabinet. The years of military service, and wire service machine cranks out five years with stations in a steady drone of information, Waterloo, Iowa and Kalamazoo. while the telephone rings inter There have been many mem¬ mittently. Ordered confusion. orable sporting events in It's a condition Jim Adams has Adams' tenure at MSU. 'The lived with for 16 years as T.V. Kentucky-MSU basketball and radio sports director for game last year was a real thrill," WKAR, MSU's public service Adams said. 'The hoopla sur¬ stations. rounding the 1966 football Adams' job begins Labor Day game of the century,' where and runs through the end of MSU and Notre Dame battled to spring term. It is virtually a 10-10 tie, certainly was non-stop. The action begins another big event." with the arrival of the football The "most single exciting players for fall practice and moment" for Adams was report¬ finally slows down with the ing the play-by-play of the 1957 completion of the baseball sea regional finals between MSU son. and Kentucky in Lexington. "The diversity of covering Adams replaced Bob Shackel three major sports is appeal¬ ton, the regular play-by-play ing," Adams said. "If the foot¬ announcer, who lost his voice ball team doesn't do well there is after the previous night's game. always basketball. Knowing Arriving a couple of hours there is spring baseball keeps before tipoff, Adams announced up my enthusiasm regardless one of the most remarkable how the basketball team does." comebacks in MSU history. Along with play-by-play of Down by 16 points at halftime, major sports, Adams spends the Spartans rallied to upend part of his 60- to 70-hour work the Wildcats 80-68. week organizing and running Unlike the surprise thrill of WKAR sports programs for broadcasting the 1957 regional television and radio. game in Kentucky, MSU's trip Adams puts together film to the final four this year offered clips to send out to other Adams a sustained emotional stations, along with preparing high. MSU sports specials. He also "That was the biggest sports airs daily sports updates for the week in MSU history," Adams WKAR radio audience. said. "I have never seen any¬ Mondays are spent preparing thing to resemble the enthusi¬ for Spartan Sportlight, a week asm the community, student ly sports feature highlighting body and alumni had for this the previous week's athletics. year's team." Though the show is taped, Covering the games in Salt sometimes the final product Lake City had its usual logistical isn't ready until a half-hour problems. In the semi-finals before air time, Adams said. against Pennsylvania, Adams Adams was destined to be the did not have a complete view of voice of MSU sports. In the the game. Situated directly spring of 1948, while still a below him were NBC and senior in East Lansing High NCAA cameras, which cut one- third of the court from view. Adams was forced to look for [m players reaction to interpret some of the proceeding plays. The finals were broadcast V without a hitch, after Adams, Men's individual tennis along with announcing partner singles deadline is noon, Fri¬ Terry Braverman, moved over day. April 20. Sign up in 201IM to a vacant scouting booth. Sports-West. The draw will be Unlike Bob Uffer, who an Announced at a mandatory nounces the Michigan football (neeting at 5:30 p.m. April 25, games, Adams believes in ob¬ in 208 IM Sports-West. The jectivity and professionalism in first round will be played broadcasting. immediately after. "It's not our business to be a • Women's tennis singles, real rah-rah," Adams said. "I doubles and mixed doubles have always been able to see the deadline is noon on Friday, side of the loser." Going into a ^pril 20. Sign up in 121 IM contest, both teams want to Sports-Circle. win. The temptation for elation ' Entries for men's IM inde¬ is tempered by knowing how pendent bowling are still being much the loss means to the Accepted. The deadline is being other team, he said. Extended until Friday. Adams has never "actively ; The Men's fraternity raquet- sought" a professional announc¬ ball deadline has been extended ing position, though some of his to Friday. assistants have gone on to the OPEN PETITIONING FOR flsmsu STUDENT BOARD EXECUTIVE OFFICES Chief of Staff A sst. Ex. Director Legislative Affairs Community Affairs Information Labor Affairs Special Projects Applications and Position Descriptions Available in 334 Student Services Applications Due in 334 Student Services By 5:00 p.m. Friday, April 20, 1979 ifappij ijour mmt-frt 4 toX J jfSod • Drink X^ablisfcment] Corner of M.A.C. t Albert "cwnwt hdjnnfj umwv 10 Michigon State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday April 18. 1979 STUDENTS WOULD PROVIDE AREA HEALTH Service specifics due County seeks nursing services for facility The final draft report to answer the determine the needs of the area including By JAMES KATES by the Ingham County Board of viding services such as blood reduction proposal to be sub gram. wheres, whats and the hows regarding the University Village and the Red Cedar area. SUte News Staff Writer Health. pressure screening, healthy in mitted to the Ingham County Although the deficit is based proposed human services facility or facilities The human services study group concluded Chairperson Elinor Holbrook fant checks and immunization. Board of Commissioners the minimum anticipated will be presented to the study group 2 p.m. early this month that the main priority of the Attempts to gain assistance on from the MSU School of said she has met with Louise "Such a program would be a Human Resources Committee. state funding of $306,000 Bragg Thursday at the University Apartments facility or facilities should be the provision of Nursing for a proposed Spartan Bouillette, associate professor perfect opportunity for public The report was done in said, funding could go as high as Office, 1205 S. Harrison Road. a day care center. Village-area human services of nursing, to discuss the possi¬ health nursing education and response to the committee's $600,000 depending on state Other recommendations include recreation All the specifics, including cost estimates facility were approved Tuesday bility of nursing students pro would not require any county request that funding for 1980 appropriations for cost-sharing. facilities, health services and a community and a suggested location for the center are in funds," Holbrook said. be 90 percent of that for 1979. The report shows the possi¬ meeting room. the final report by consultant Donald Leu, The proposed facility would "Our total county funding in ble deficit resulting from a said the project's manager Bradford Pryce. The project is the largest in the city's provide services such as health 1979 is $2,118,086." said County continuation of present services community development program and has a SuperWalk wants education, child care. The project immunization and Health Officer Bruce Bragg. "With a 5 percent increase in but makes no recommendations for cutting expenditures. Bragg Pryce is group manager for the East Lansing Department of Housing, Planning and Com munity Development. proposed funding of $500,000 in the 1979-82 Community Development Block Grant appli¬ cation approved by City Council. has a proposed salaries and no increase in cost said. lieu, professor of administration and Additional funding, which is being sought volunteer legs lent funding of $500,000 in the 1979-82 Community Develop for supplies and overhead, we'll have a deficit of $71,671, even The report will be reviewed at the joint Board of Health higher education and consultant in education by the study group, is necessary for construction of the project that which was ment Block Grant application with increased state funding Human Resources Committee planning at San Jose State University, was approved by the East Lansing under the cost-sharing pro meeting Monday, he said. hired by the city in December to help estimated in January to cost $1.5 million. The March of Dimes National Building at Lansing Community City Council. Support for the Foundation needs all happy College at 9 a.m. and continue project is also sought from the footed people in the area to lend down Grand River Avenue. The East Lansing Public Schools A Mosfers Degree in a helping leg on Sunday April walk is sponsored by the Capi and the University. 29 to raise money in the fight tol Chapter March of Dimes. "We see this as an excellent RADIATION PROTECTION against birth defects. SuperWalk '79 is walkathon. an 18-mile Interested walkers can ob¬ tain sponsor sheets for pledges opportunity to provide com munity service and provide our at The University of Michigan Opportunities Available for: in It will begin with per mile walked by calling students with clinical experi registration at the Voc-Tech 482-1249. ence," Bouillette said. "Most of Financial support for qualified graduate students SuperWalk's Tri-County Co¬ our services would be in the -Research in radiation dosimetry and radiation ordinator, Marge Kane, sug¬ screening area — things dealing biology Towing gests that walkers avoid wear ing new shoes, wear thick socks and comfortable clothing. with health assessment." "This is just a preliminary proposal." Holbrook said. "It High-paying, interesting jobs in a growing profession m which the demand for the supply graduates far exceeds Rainbow,:® Ranch icfe I continued from page 7) Kane said the goal this year is to collect $30,000. Tri County- will be quite a while before we take any definite action." APPLICATION SHOULD BE FILED BY: ^[R SHOT f) POP DRMH SPECIRl _ _ | ' car's transmission prior to tow I MAY 1979 Pf R SHOT n POP ORinK SPED donations totaled $20,000 last In other action, the board Interested students in engineering physics biology chemistry ing, Zutaut said. year. approved a preliminary cost The parking fee is split with pre-med or ony of the other physical or biological sciences should write: $5 going to DPS and the Dr. G. Hoyt Whipple Department of Environmental ond Industrial remainder going to Roger's. Health School of Public Health Ann Arbor Michigan 48109. The money the DPS collects goes into a revolving fund to pay for and maintain the im¬ pound lot and pay parking enforcement personnel, Zutaut said. Any extra money will go to other DPS projects such as campus lighting, he added. The idea of MSU buying a tow-truck has been considered, Zutaut said, but he is personal¬ ly against it. Roger's Marathon was chosen because it offered the best "package" of services, he said. It is cheaper to contract for towing and the DPS is not accused of towing for profit, Zutaut said. Towing will continue as a solution to parking problems along guidelines established by the DPS, Zutaut said. Violative uuomancjiare is now open autos will always be towed in East Lansing. from handicapper spots, fire Womancore s "e* office r Easr loosing is now open located OCTOSS from -he u""'On Oc lanes and loading zones and ping . oOove Hosier S' Womoncore IS open 3 p m -7 p m Monooy through FnOoy ono 1 p TV-5 from restricted lots if those lots p nn on Saturday Coll 24 hours o dov 30 2-"066 are full. This is an unwritten internal DPS policy and not a Univer Student Gynecological Clinic sity policy. The policy on the restricted lots was violated recently when towing sparked demonstrations at Case and Holden halls. Pap Sn-eo- As a result, the 10 part-time Examination and treatment student parking personnel will Birth control core have to get authorization from One to one professional counseling the DPS watch commander to tow a car, Zutaut said. This was done to make sure future towing is in compliance with the policy, he said. Free Pregnancy Testing Ron Soltis Pregnancy Terminations Free V D Testing & Treatment i continued from page 71 East Lansing, Soltis said he Gynecological Services hopes to stay at MSU until retirement. Family Planning "/ refuse to use the kind ofprotection that always has me Soltis said he is an avid booster of Spartan athletics — wearing something internally. Or following some strict schedule. particularly football. He said he has attended MSU football Being spontaneous is too important to me. games regularly. His son was bom Nov. 9, 1966, the day of "Conceptrol Cream is just great for women who feel the way the famous MSU-Notre Dame I do. It's one of the most effective birth-control methods you can use 10 10 tie. Soltis said one of his goals at the DPS will be to better uuomengareof LensmG without a doctor's prescription. And it comes in a disposable educate campus people about Moln Clinic 3401 E Eost Lonsing Office applicator-like a tampon-that's premeasured Soginow 201 Vj E Grand River the parking regulations. Lonsing Michigon Eost Lonsing Michigon to provide the exact amount of cream you need. It's easy "If people know and under 337-7350 332-1066 Point Notth Professional Center to keep handy, too. The applicator's small enough to stand the regulations they don't Suite 107 seem to get as upset." fit into even a tiny evening bag. "And Conceptrol acts right away. So there's no waiting. Nothing to spoil the mood. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING " You can tell that where Conceptrol's concerned, EAST LANSING T ve done my homework. But, after all, ifyou're going to be spontaneous, you have to give your birth-control NERGY ADVISORY COMMITTEE method plenty of thought.' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of a public meeting to be held by the East Lansing I®T Conceptrol*Birth You Control Cream* Energy Advisory Committee on Monday, April 23 1979 Middle School, 1601 Burcham, East Lansing. at 7:30p.m. in McDonald only use it when you want to The meeting will be for the purpose of soliciting comments on a proposed Plan and Program which contains proposed strategies and programs under i5(W Take this to your store now. consideration by the Housing Advisory Committee. These items are under 1 Save50c On consideration for inclusion in the revised Comprehensive Plan for the City of East Lansing. 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PO Box 1369. . Clinton Iowa 52734 Coupon expires 9/3079 Good only m the U S. A. Rememhcr. no method of birth control the opportunity to be heard. - . of any kind can absolutely guarantee Dated: April 20, 1979 against pregnancy. For maximum East Lansing Planning Commission [_50£ Trademark © 1979 Ortho Pharmaceutical StoreCoupon Corporation CASS-41679CCC 5■>. A {VI tions. tcontinued from page 1) congressional legislation to take the full-time judgeship the case. (TL5 5:30) 8:00 -7* Hearin said the committee will focus on three activism and splits with the strengthen the western district major areas: position which will be vacated Income and employment Democratic party. federal court in Grand Rapids. by Judge Noel Fox, who will problems of minorities, handicapped and female heads of households; Also passed by was Lansing A third nominee, Kalamazoo to senior but deteriorated areas where move status obsolete manufacturing sites are located, or attorney and Democratic party attorney Richard Enslen, will remain active on the bench PORNO TONIGHT PORNO TONIGHT inadequate housing member Tom Downs, 63. or sewers exist; and local governments financial resources and their ability to provide Gibson is a graduate of "SHAWN HARRIS IS PRETTY SOMETIME SWEET SUSAN- existing and future public services and facilities. Wayne State University and . . THE LUSTY DOINGS, OF IS PLAYED BY ALWAYS The committee will look at developing long- and short-term goals to improve the region's economic stability, Hearin said. thfc Detroit College of Law. He has served as an assistant Ingham commissioners COURSE, GET THE MOST SCREEN TIME." READY SHAWN HARRIS, A PROVOCATIVE FILLY WITH In addition to the $100,000 grant, local governments Michigan attorney general and JUDITH CRIST/NEW YORK MAO A TURN-ON TORSO AND A are to discuss fund expected to provide $33,000 to cover project costs. The majority of funds will go toward paying the planning staff, Hearin said. an assistant Ingham County prosecutor. He has practiced deposits « TEASING, TORRID TAKE-YOUR-TIME We are going to provide staff time to follow law privately for many years The deposit and investment up on committee The finance committee will "ALL BASIC RITUALS IN THE recommendations," he said. and recently joined the Cooley of county funds in area financial TECHNIQUE." consider the possibility of de¬ KAMA-SUTRA." "It's a planning program, so most of the costs will be for Law School faculty. institutions will be discussed by REX REED staff Gibson and positing funds in institutions time, but there will be some overhead costs for office Grand Rapids Ingham County Commissioners which participate in the Michi¬ space and graphics." attorney Douglas Hillman were at 1 p.m. today in 401-A Ingham gan Home Improvement Loans " 'SOMETIME SWEET The grant moneys are expected to be received and the selected for nomination to two County Bldg., 303 W. Kalama¬ Act. "THE BIG BREAK¬ SUSAN' IS THE PORNO - committee is expected to begin July 1, 1979. new judgeships created by zoo St., Lansing. THROUGH! THE The Economic Development Administration is a branch of 'ERSION OF THE'THREE the FIRST TIME I HAVE U.S. Commerce ACES OF EVE'." SEEN LOVE, OR Department. TODAY OPEN 6:45PM PAT COLLINS/WCB5-TV | EVEN AFFECTION, SHOWS AT 7:05-9:20 Talk to Darryl Rogers COLORING THE on Lockorroom SEX IN A PORNO "THE'STAR HMDS'OF MOVIE MUSICALS. April 35 GALLERY FILM." DAZZLING! SUPERB! A MUSICAL EXPLOSION! NORMA McCLAIN STOOP Brown bag seminars Jeffrey Lyons, CBS-Rodio COVER GIRL 6HflWN HARRIS IN AFTER DARK discuss aspects The first in series of brown Wednesday. of aging H/mj the BEATLES PORNO TONIGHT Showtimes: 7:30. 9:00. 10:30 ijometime oheetousan a TODAY...OPEN 1PM are Showploce: 104B Wells bag seminars on aspects of The next session, held May 2, SHOWS AT 1:25-3:25 Admission: 2.50 students aging, organized by the seminar committee of the University will feature professor of natural 5:25-7:25-9:25PM COmiNG! 3.50 non-students Committee on Aging, will be science Lawrence Krupka and ArtherM. Vener, professor of on VIDEO WRVES ABEALFILM X THE WPY YOU WPNT IT TO BE held at noon Wednesday in 204 social science, speaking about International Center. drug abuse among the elderly. A discussion of the effects All interested persons are recent social security changes invited to attend. will have on retirement plan ning for faculty and staff will be lead by Marilyn P. Nagy, Coming Saturday ,i im li i" SHOWCASEJAZZ presents assistant professor in the De¬ April 21st JOHN STEINER DARIA N1COLOD1 AFH»V„»ml,«„„ deluxe- M| R,l„„ partment of Family Ecology. fvnt;« TONYWLUAMS Nagy specializes in family and TODAY OPEN 12:45PM ^consumer economics and has • ".testified before Congress on the »"subject. Seminars will be held on related topics every other ENTER THE DRAGON 5 30 7:30, 9:30 Sunday, April 22 $4 at the MSU Union Ticket Office, Wherehouse ^8 & 10:30 pm ie Place: 100 Engineering Bldg Records II, Flat, Black & Circular & Castellani's Cost $1.50 (tickets available Market. $4.50 at the door. 5 p.m. Sat. at the door.) Showcasejazz is a division of the ASMSU Programming Greenway Productions "Your Marfiol Ar1» Connection „ .. _ 'I 7V.7V, Erickson Kiva funded by student tax money. No smoking, food oi n the Kiva. Erickson Kiva is ACCESSIBLE BoardV -r Shamp ® SHOWTIMES: MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY M-F 4:451 9: t5 1 S8S 1:30.4.4:45,9:15 WOODY ALLEN'S THE DEPARTMENT OF THEATRE INTERIORS' Presents yUnirtdfotists [pp] W "W ONE OF THE MOST 2 SPECTACULAR MOVIES EVER CLOS6 ENCOUNTERS Sla "line'' that works! hours month. For appoint¬ Bills are due 7 days from ad ton Lake). 19-4-24 (9) ment, above Matteo s Res expiration date. can earn up to $250 per week Friday, 8 a.m. - noon. Apply ment, 321-9700. 8-4-27 (4) taurant, 134% rear No park¬ If not paid by due date a 50' late while in training. Our expan¬ in person, Meridian Mall Busi¬ service VW BUS 1977 like OVERSEAS JOBS new sion offers exciting oppor¬ - sum- ness Office, Okemos. ing. $135-includes heat and charge will be due. stereo cassette, 31,000 miles, TELEPHONE SURVEYORS mer year round. Europe, S. 5-4-18 (41 water Available now, call tunities for you to join the rustproofed 355-1141 evenings, salary plus bonus. America, Australia, Asia etc 484-8466 for appointment. fastest growing pizza com¬ Call EASTLAWN, 349-9180 5-4-19(31 All fields, $500-$1200 month¬ 4-4-19 (8) pany in the world. Your salary 5-4 24 (31 For Rent ly. Expenses paid. Sightsee¬ as beginning manager LLI | Automotive [|^j | Automotive |[^[ VW 1972 SUPER Beetle new battery generator runs well $12,500 per year plus 25% profit of the unit. Supervisory SUMMER JOBS June 20 EXPERIENCED COCKTAIL ing. Free information: IJC, Box 52-ME, Corona, Del Mar, IBM CORRECTING Selec 1 BEDROOM, $200 June 15. Some pets okay month. call Harry 353-7079 or 353- WAITRESSES AT Highland Ca. 92625. 15-5-1 (8) 332-7936 after 5. 5-4-20 13) and franchising opportunities through Labor Day. Waiters, tries. By week or month. Call ATTENTION!1 WE buy late CUTLASS SUPREME 1971 6344. 4-4-24 (4) Hills Golf Cour._ Must have u.w.uole after 12 months waitress^, bus peop.e and SHAKLEE J Et J Products, 371-1878. model imported and domes- transportation, Hours ap¬ DISTRIBUTORS EAST SIDE • 309 South Power, good rubber, air con- successful store manage¬ cooks. Housing available. wanted. Earn high income 18-4-30 (3) tic compact cars. Contact proximately 6*11 pm. Occa¬ Hosmer. 1 bedroom, ditioning needs repair $700 ment. Send resume to Joyce Send resume to SINBAD's, re¬ John DeVoung, WILLIAMS VW 484-1341. C-13-4-30 (5) 394-0677 after 3 30 p m 8-4-18 15* Auto Service ]0 White, 6300 W Michigan Ave, Apt. J-12, Lansing, Box 125, Mackinaw City, Mi. 49701. 5-4-18 171 sional weekends. Phone 669- 9873. 8-4-23 (7) ' each month and be your own boss! Fantastic opportunity. Call, 10 am to 10 pm, Sell your snowblower now or pets. $170 modeled, carpet, drapes, ap¬ Moving to a warmer climate? pliances and utilities. No kids plus deposit. JUNK CARS wanted. Also 48917. 14-4-20 (24) 694-4840. 7-4-18 15) with an ad in our columns. 393-1343. 8-4-26 (6) *AVl28.~19~76Tdo~o7 m selling used parts. Phone 321- 10 TO 20 girls wanted for MAN FOR watering nights at Highland Hills Golf Course, aSSalfi?* some repair. S900 or best 3651. C-21-4-30 (3) WAITRESSES - TAKING ap¬ telephone work, no experi¬ May 15 through summer NOW LIASINC _ 3! otter 355-5900 after 5 p m. plications for Spring term. ence necessary, good hourly months. 9 p.m. - 4 a.m. Call CELICA, 1973. 41.000 miles. VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE Apply any evening, Rainbow wage plus bonus, days or 669-9873 between 9 am and 6 FOR SUMMIR AM/FM cassette, real firm _ mufflers. German-made, with Ranch, 351-1201. 5-4-20 (4) evenings, apply within Ki- pm. 8-4-23 (6) AND FALL Join the Gang at best offer. 332-0834. FLEETWOOD LIMOUSINE pipes and installation kits, wanis Club, 2736 E. Grand 4-4-19 (31 1979- Excellent condition. $24 95, at CHEQUERED FULL TIME babysitter River, Inn America basement. CHEVY%T0N4X4 black short box $4000 10-4-26(3 394 0050 655 2959 FLAG FOREIGN PARTS 2605 E Kalamazoo CAR needed for 5-year-old girl in Spartan Village 355-2780 5-4-23 (3) 7-4-25 (7) BURCHAM' Silverado trim, 1979 Street. One mile west of Must sell $8500 or best offer 627-6384. 5-4-24 (3) FORD WAGON 1973, brown. motor excellent, body poor. " campus. 487 5055 C-12-4-20 18) HOUSEWIVES TO clean The only restaurant in Iowa to receive national WOODS homes in teams. Reliable, recognition in the New York Times will be CHEW !S5° 882 61,5 51,8 131 That TV in the bedroom is experience not interviewing individuals who can dedicate them¬ OMMOO 694. GMC jimm, S,erra packa9e AM FM isTs" ~„Tgh never used? Sell it today with an ad in Classified. Call 487-0055 between 8-5 5-4-20 (4) necessary. selves to continental cuisine and service thru positions as assistant managers. Benefits. APARTMENTS cas- sette, rust Droofsd excpllpnt Now leasing for Foil CHEVY CAPRICE. Runs well, Must sell. $300. 1972. $4200 337 0783 5-4 19^4 711 BURCHAM Did your and Summer Easter break C'mon 489-4549 6-4-19 (3) over ~~ 1976 CHEVY Van, V-8, power GRANADA GHIA. 1975 V-8, buckets, air, all power, $2850 351 8058 5-4-23 (3i and MARIGOLD APARTMENTS turn into WORK HEADACHE? a SUMMER Sign up week of April 16th at the Student Em¬ ,4 AND CHECK OUT COLLINGWOOD APTS! •Summer one special bedroom: $155 on •air conditioning steering and brakes, custom •5 blocks to campus •omple parking interior, 48.000 miles. $3200 OLDS 1978, Delta Royal 4 ployment Office. Interview * air conditioned •furnished 489-0935 8-4-18 (4) door. Sharp, equipped, rust proofed, $5700 882 5244 SUMMER WORK with S.N. Hinerfeld, Direc¬ tor of Operations, grad¬ m * * dishwasher shag carpeting AVAILABLE * unlimited parking CORDOBA, 1975, excellent condition, power steering/ 7-4-24 (4) — uMiusmt uate of Culinary Institute of America. pLunt Maude's] * plush furniture brakes, air, call Jack 332- OLDS CONVERTIBLE 1974, For Summer Must be able to: * model open daily 745 BURCHAM Dr. 8816 S-5-4-1913) Del,a 88 a" white with air Call 351-8282 Summer Leases power steering brakes, excel- JJIjj •Travel Relocate (behind the BusStop Office hours: Phone: •Full far Fall CHEAPEST PRICES - in the lenl condition one owner •Clot* to campus *Be Independent night club on the river) 9 a.m.-6 p.a 351-3118 state. UGLY DUCKLING can be seen at Highland Hills •Eitra lorga 1 bedroom 'Work Hard RENT A CAR. 372-7650. C-17-4-30 4(4) $7.95, day. £°'f J36-,93513 or 5-4-24 171 •Completely furnished •Corpeted-air conditioning COUGAR 1976 0LDS Vl«a Cruiser MAKE *3000 ATTENTION JUNE HRI GRABS XR7-1968. speed, runs good, $350. 332 4 Station Wagon, 9 passenger For Appointment Call Call for interview Do you need a place to live 2071 evenings. 8-4-27 (31 Excellent body, interior and COMTININT AL RI ST A If RANT STSTKMS, engine. Good tires, new bat 337 7328 372-8303 1966 CUTLASS Supreme. ,arv . new W* n!" known locally as MOUNTAIN JACKS and J. ROSS RROWNIS WNALINO STATION, next fall? 69.000. good shape, runs foc,ks' air' AM ™ ra*£, well, $400, phone 882-3927 Available at once 676-1023 will bo intorviowlng on Campos Z-3-4-20 (3) or 351 7484 5420 181 JUNE April IS and 2*. Do you Sell that bicycle as quickly as possible! Place So you found a new hobby? need someone to ad in Sell your sewing machines in GRADUATES an Classified. Classified. We are looking for qualified indivi¬ Creative Sales/ duals to enter our comprehensive train¬ sublet your place for the ing program where you can learn the Marketing Careers various phases of restaurant operation summer? on the job. Upon successful completion Combine creotivity with soles ambition ond earn the rewards of a challenging career with the world s largest of the program, you could be placed in designer and manufacturer of business forms and systems one of our restaurants as an assistant Then check into The State manager. Here you will participate in -LOST in the •Excellent training program at full salary, employee hiring and scheduling and have the chance to manage a sub¬ News Housing Guide. •Salary plus commission and bonus •Established territory, repeat business stantially sized business with as many -rpforeignCar •Dynamic market growth with computer •Unlimited opportunity for growth age. as 150 employees. 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CAVANAUGH • 393-1590 ® MOOR*i Michigon State News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 18, 1979 13 9To S£oi/e and to Cfieittsfc mil Union CATER IJVC *Wedding Receptions *Rehearsal Dinners *Exclusive Caterers to the MSUAlumni Chapel *Bar Set-ups *Home-style Food prepared by our own full-time staff *Canap€and Hors d'oeuvre receptions *Silver Service available *Buffet or Table Service *Seven attractive Banquet Rooms, comfortable for qroups from 10 to WO Bring this ad when you book your Wedding Reception or Rehearsal Dinner, and receive a 5°o reduction from the total price. Offer lid for events booked by June 15,1979. ilfSI/ Union Catering Abbott & Grand River, East Lansing Call 355-3465 for more information £To foi/c and to be foied $s tlie g/ieatcst happiness in existence lTIiiS is ou* imitation jo* a j*ee consuftation on liaiA and make-up bejo*c you* wedding day. ^Reqisfe* with us jo* you* j*ee hai* design and make-up application the day oj you* wedding. 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Lansing 321 2354 East Lansing 209 East Grand River BATTLE CREEK JACKSON 355-5090 Downtown 107-S. Washington Kellogg Center ] 4 Michigon State News. Eost Lonsing, Michigan Wednesday April 18, 1979 Apartmefits |^[ | Apartments ] 3pj ( Houses DEI I f0f 1151 | toimls ||y] Service JH iiirswtesi teloMciijififi JEWISH FEMALE student SUBLET, OWN bedroom, RENTING FOR Fall. Modern TOP DOLLAR PAID - For CANARIES. RED factor male BLUEGRASS needs female roommate in Capitol Villa. $120/month. Im¬ houses and duplexes. Cam¬ EXTENSION Announcements for It's What's Phi Gamma Nu Professional quality stereo components, $35, female $15. Call 485 SERVICE plays summer sublease. One block mediate occupancy. 394- pus near. 3-7 bedrooms. Call TVs, weddings, Happening must be received in the Business Sorority meets at 5:30 cameras, or anything of 3806 5-4-24 (3) parties, 337-017C from campus. Reply Box A-1 4731. 3-4-18 (3) »r 372-3727 State News office, 343 Student tonight, Eppley Center Lobby days 351-6471 C-21-4-30 (4) value, WILCOX TRADING C-21-4-30 (31 The State News. 8-4-19 16) Services Bldg, by 12 noon at least POST, 509 E. Michigan, 485- "• SPARROW HOSPITAL near- Mobile Homes One bedroom, and studios. $150-165. Adults 332-1396. SUBLEASE house N. - 2 Lansing, month. Call 374-8906. bedroom $200/ 4391. C-21-4-30 (6) [pj] TAYMAR two class days before publication. No announcements will be accept ed by phone. Fisheries and Wildlife Club host Howard Tanner at 7 tonight, 326 YES...we have location! 5-4-19(31 8-4-18 (3) RALEIGH - Ladies, 3 speed Rode twice. Cost $140 sell 12 X 60, 3 bedroom, 1972 mobile LEGAL SERVICES • • • Natural Science Bldg. •on Red Cedar River home, remodeled AFFORDABLE NORTH - 2 Rooms, private $110, 393-4234 4-4-1813) Lesbian/Gay Council busines throughout, many extras, _ .,, , •free canoes •2 minutes to compus bath Er entrance, utilities paid and One or 2 bedroom, Rooms |P*) WE PAY up to $2 for LP's new shed, large deck, $6300, 310 Brittany, King Arthurs LEGAL SERVICES Initial Consultation FREE meeting is at 8 tonight, 4 Studen Services Bldg Social gathering t< C°unctl ^r Exceptional Children needs spec,al and educa- private entrance. Basement and cassettes all types, Court 372-0024. 5-4 23 (5) follow meeting at 9 p.m. ° Hon ma)ors meets at 4 today, 113 Til Prirlrcrm hall Waters A Rivers & parking. 646-6479 or 646- AVAILABLE NOW. Campus rock, classical, jazz, House etc. Closings From $50 0458 5-4-19(5) near Rooms from $80 flat, BLACK & CIRCULAR, count COSTS ADOITIONAi ACADEMY 1977 Double Edge Apts. month. Call days - 351-6471 upstairs, 541 E Grand River - wide. 3 bedroom. 2 baths. PERSONAL INJURY CASES: MSU Bible Study meets at 7:3C Applications for positions on 261 River St. (next to Cedar Village) FEMALE WANTED, summer to sublet apartment, close to C-21-4-30 (3) Open 11 a.m. 351 0838 C21-4-30(6)_ Full set up. Excellent condi¬ tion Call 485 3943 after 5 NO FEE UNLESS YOU Wll M- p.m Wednesday, Room D, Brody Complex. Multipurposi the four campus judiciaries ac¬ cepted from students until April campus, call 337-7978. ROOMMATE FOR 3 Christian p.m. 3-4-20 (5) SS S-54-20 (4) NEW AND used guitars, ban- 20, Applications available, Judicial apartment for sum¬ 332-4432 women mer. 337-2799 6-4-23 (3) jos, mandolins, etc. Dulci¬ Juniors, seniors: Earn academic Programs Office, 155 Student credit interning with the Innova Services Bldg. SUMMER SUBLET one mers and kits, recorders, - Lost & found LICENSED. EXPERIENCED tive Community Anti-Crime Pro RED GIANT has a large selection of houses, apart¬ bedroom, dishwasher, air, carpeting. Close to campus. AVAILABLE FOR immediate occupancy, rooms for $125 thousands of hard to find albums and books. Discount day care in my home. Lots of TLC1 Call 676-5904. M- gram. Contact Dave Persell, Col lege of Urban Development. Office of Programs for Handi- Very nice. $170, 332-7032. month. All utilities included. prices. Expert repairs-free LOST 1 black with 5-4-18 (3) cappers conversational sign lan¬ ft some ments, duplexes, studios etc S-5-4-24 (4) Call Equity Vest. estimates. ELDERLY IN¬ 351-1500 brown cat in Collingwood guage session meets from 7 to 8 Most areas, sizes, and 11-4-30 (5) STRUMENTS. 541 E. Grand Reward. 332-3120 The LaLeche prices. Call and see if we have River, 332-4331 C-21-4-30 191 area League of East tonight, 4th floor lobby, library. what you're looking for. Be¬ 5-4-24 (4) Typing Lansing meets to discuss breast tween 9-9. 349-1065 10-4-27 17) Houses m 3 ROOMS AVAILABLE mer only, $112.50/month plus utilities, 332-0260. 8-4-25 (3) sum¬ DID YOU know that STEREO SHOPPE is . THE the FOUND - KEYS at Grand feeding 6036 Harkson. at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Office of Volunteer has volunteer Programs positions available River Et Bogue Saturday. EXPERIENCED IBM typing, MALE NEEDED: own room in place to buy your stereo on Ingham Medical Pediatrics floor 2 351 9445. 1-4-18 (3) dissertations. (Pica ROOMMATE WANTED. 4 bedroom house. Near cam¬ - Elite) FEMALE ROOMMATE need¬ equipment. C-21-4-30 (8) FAYANN 489-0358 Students for Humanistic Educa¬ Morning and afternoon four-hour Non-smoking female. $120 pus, $100/month plus utili¬ ed. One-half mile from cam¬ REWARD LEADING tion sponsor community meeting shifts available on Monday, Wed¬ month + utilities. Own room. ties. Spring only, summer' to re¬ C-21-4-30 (3) 4 BIKE racks - hold up to 20 turn of stolen moped to discuss forming an alternative nesday, Friday. Visit 26 Student 355-7188 8-4-26 (4) fall option. 332-1903 pus. $125 plus utilities. May- - Puch bikes each. Ideal for fraterni¬ elementary school at 8:30 tonight, Services Bldg. 9 5-4-18 151 June. April rent free. 351 Magnum (MK), red 351- TYPING, EXPERIENCED, ties and sororities $50 each. 4443 4-4-20 13) fast and reasonable. 334 Union. MODERN 3 bedroom fur¬ 9537 5-4-19(5) 371- 332 6801 5-4-20 «4i 4635. C-21-4-30 (31 nished duplex. 2 openings - SUMMER SUBLET fall op¬ The Sisters of Rather present summer. Close to campus. tion: Rooms in nice 5 bed¬ AVAILABLE NOW. close to COLOR TV. Good condition. 1Pantft$ NrHfl) MSU Retailing Club meets at "Gonna Make Your Temperature % $90. 337-2033. 5-4-23 (5) room house. 3 blocks MSU, campus, parking, cooking. THESIS, DISSERTATIONS, 7:30 tonight to discuss "Leader- Rise" from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Great picture. $175 firm. Ask Friday, parking, bus. $85 plus utili¬ Can 332-7161 or 337 7996 typing, copies, binding. Call ship: Striving for Excellence" with Union Ballroom, for Paul 353-7854 3-4-18 (3) FURNISHED ONE man apart¬ ties. 351-9374. 1-4-18 (5) 8-4-25 (3) THE ALPHA Chi's welcome 332-2078. OR-21-4-30 (3i guest speakers. Union Parlor C. "• ment. Quiet, spacious, on kitchen table and 4 their new pledges: Sue A. busline. Pennsylvania Ave¬ nue. $130 month 8-4-26 (5) 372-1437 ADJOINING LOOKING Glass River, two rooms country home on 12 acres. in friendly FEMALE TO share large 2 bedroom mobile home Own room. Walk to campus. $75 chairs, $65. Can 882-1758 E 5-4-20 (31 Elise. Leslie, Becky, Jeanne, Nancy. Charlotte, Janice, Mary Kathy. Jane. Krista, EXPERT TYPING. Term pa¬ pers, letters, Near Gables. 337-0205. RESUMES. % _ Council °f Graduate Students meets at 5:30 tonight, ConCon _ . Continuing Education Colloquy Committee presents "Library C-21-4-30 (3) Computef Assisted Research Pets. Call 485-1715 ext 547 or month. 353-9422 or 351-4590 Kelli Liz, Ruth, Sue T. and Room, International Center. . HEADMAN STENOPRINT Techniques" at 2 p.m. Thursday, 669 5069 8-4-27 (SI 10-4-27 (5) Lynn. Z-1-4-18 (7) Brown bag dinner, open to all. machine (Court recording Patriarch Room Library Limited UNIVERSITY TERRACE machine!. Brand new. Sell for TYPING-TERM Papers. IBM enrollment, Register 420 Erickson ROOMMATE WANTED FOR SPRING (summer op¬ experienced, fast service. Call ](/] - $50. Call 321-7456 after 5 MSU Circle °r Owen Hall desk, Summer leases avail¬ for 5 bedroom house near capitol $125. Now - August tion! 2 large bedrooms in beautiful country house Rent p.m. 5-4-20 i4i Nrsyal 351-8923 OR-21-4-30 (3) K organization which helps is a service c able. Few for Fall. and is a lot of fun. Find out 31. Call Pete or Barb. 371- negotiable Call 349-3051 PHOTO GRAY lens, bifocal People are in the market for UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS at 6 tonight, Union. Open showing Satur¬ 2679 5-4-24 (4i 4-4-20 14) or single vision OPTICAL used office furniture year- COMPLETE DISSERTATION DISCOUNT. 2617 E. Michi- round. Sell the pieces you no AND RESUME SERVICE days 1 lam-2pm or by - Si 2 FEMALE roommates OWN ROOM in nice house gan Ave., Lansing, 372-7409. longer use in Classified. typesetting, IBM typing, off¬ appointment. Phone needed to share house close available now. Close to MSU. 5-4-20 (5) set printing and Agricultural Engineering Tech¬ between binding. For nology Club meets at 7 tonight, 3pm-7pm to campus Summer. Own $83 month. 332-2751 estimate stop in at 2843 E. 116 Agricultural Engineering Bldg. Monday-Friday: room, 337-0234. 5-4-24 i4i 5-4-23 (3) TAKE TO THEROADi MBA Grand River or phone 332- SUMMER SUBLET in 6 man EAST LANSING rooms avail¬ Just for the Spring of it - Now s a great time to find the YOUR KEY TO A CAREER 8414. C-21-4-30 (8) 75061 delivery, Fast, experienced, sents Francis Scheaffer film trac¬ BEECHWOOD APARTMENTS 6-7 ROOMS m house, now available for summer. 1 block from campus, 353-4109 EAST LANSING room suite, $99 per month. - two SANSUi 8080 DB receiver Dolby 3 tone controls. Watts. $325 353-4222 85 (214)438-1123 ext. 277 low rates. 676-2009. OR-11-4-30 (3) 9 ing rise and decline of Western culture at 7:30 tonight, C-102 HfilmPfi Hall 10-5-11 (31 TYPING DISSERTATIONS Security deposit. 332 2282 *5 blocks to campus 8-4-20 (3* Recreation term papers etc. by former SHARE TOWNHOUSE GOLF BALLS Good, used, m college administrative >trative secre 'Large 2 bedroom Furnished, nice. $80 month IN EAST Lansing, Spring all brands. $1.50 dozen to 1-4-18 (4»« H $5 dozen 482-2727 SKYDIVING EVERY week¬ apartments including utilities, no lease and or Summer 79 at 541 332-3617. B-2-4-18 (4) 5-4-18 (3) end and late afternoon. First REASONABLE RATES for 'Furnished Abbott Road Call 332-2501 jump instruction every Satur¬ fast and accurate service. * 10-4-23 13) I Now THREE BEDROOM FENDER PA amp and Speak¬ Will pick up and Renting For duDlex day- and Sunday starting at deliver. H 1baths, carpeted, family ers $235 Dave 355-7076. 10 a.m. and weekdays by 339-3574. 5-4-24 (4) Summer & Fall BOARDERS NEEDED two room, garage, dishwasher. 8-4-27 (3) appointment. Free skydiving Phone: 332-0052 323-1622 or 371-4910 singles in fraternity house. $515 per term. 332-8621 programs for groups, MSU LOW RATES - Term papers, between 1pm-5pm 8-4-27 (5) or SCUBA TANK standard size Sport Parachute Club and resumes. Fast expert typing. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 337-8266 Jim or Bruce with J valve, back pack. $100. Charlotte Paracenter. 372- Day and evening. Call "G" " Z 8-4-21(51 must hove coupon* EAST LANSING houses - 2 882-9708 5-4-24 (3l 9127. 543-6731 Typing. 3214771 to 6 bedrooms, 12 month C-21-4-30 (101 C-214-30 (4) I 1203 E. Grand River * LANSING-APPLIANCES, NEAR LCC one room. Share leases Call 332-0447 after 6 unfurnished. No children, house. $95 plus security de¬ INSTANT CASH! We're pay¬ I delivery eost of p.m. 8-4 26 (4) pets. Quiet married couple. References, deposit. $225. 482 1727,663-4345. 8-4-18(5) 16 BLOCK from campus, 8-10 posit 487 9293 5-4-19(3) ing $1-$2 for albums in good shape. WAZOO RECORDS, 223 Abbott. 337-0947. St. George Equestrian Center Dedicated to the Classical Art | Transportation |{IjL] I Harrison 337-1631 OWN ROOM - share utili¬ SUMMER SUBLET. 1 bed¬ room furnished, air, quiet, people, furnished, $875 plus utilities. Available fall. 6468. 3-4-19 (4) 332- ties. 1 Vi miles north of MSU. $98 month. 487-5616. 5-4-18(3) C-21-4-30 (4) MODERN AND Vintage *400 hall. of Horsemanship. acres. 'Indoor riding *112 permanent box stalls 'Outdoor cross country RIDE OR riders wanted from Jackson to MSU. Mostly mornings. 784-8353. Z-64-18 (3) u • near shopping. 332-6804 gently used clothing for men FRATERNITY - SORORITY courses. 'Qualified instruc¬ 8-4-23 (3) houses available 6 15 or 9,15. 1 BLOCK from campus - and women. daily SOMEBODY New arrivals ELSE'S tors. 'Year round programs. JOIN CARPOOL Howell to jj. (Dalivary Available No chocks accepted I1 sJu^fsp, - available now, furnished, $85- OWN 236 N. Harrison 'Boarding and Sales. 'Pos¬ MSU Flexible hours, 353- ROOM, huge apart¬ ment, pool, air, rent negoti¬ 526 Sunset Lane 214 Charles Street $125 351-4484 8-4-23 (3! CLOSET upstairs 541 E. Grand River, open 6 days. sible college credits can be 8924, 1-546-7810 (eve). Buy any LARGE P'"8 *or the M able. Summer, option on Fall. Noon-6 pm. We buy and selfc obtained. 9101 Parker Road, 64-23(3) 349 2039 evenings. 5-4-18 (4) 536 Abbott WOMAN NEEDED for room v PRICE of in house of 4. $93.75, month, 332-1926 C-21-4-30 18* Laingsburg, Michigan. SU¬ Call 337-7162. 5-4-20 (7) BS 1-6755 or 651-6336. SUMMER SUBLEASE 2 bed plus utilities. 372-5034. 8-4-23 (4) AUBERT B Flat Tenor Saxo¬ 15-4-30(15i i m a small room. person 4-man $75/month per AC, Great Shape, 2 FEMALE ROOMMATES needed to share house close phone. New pads. 353 1908. 64-19 (3) SPRINGTIME ENTERTAIN¬ CASH PAID For old comics, &1 PIZZA! S CHRISTIAN CO-OP accept¬ MENT. • one coupon pet order 337-9274 4 4-19 (3) to campus. Summer. Own Horseback riding, baseball cards, science fic¬ coupon 5. j re Room 332-7380. 5-4-20 (5) ing applications for fall term hayrides, sunset rides, moon¬ CURIOUS NEW COUCH ■ finished pine tion. BOOK 1203 Grand River 2830 E. Grand River SUBLETTING FOR Summer GOING FASTI Houses for 332-1437 10-4-25(3) frame, dark plaid cushions. $60 339-2392. 64-18 I4I light rides, and campouts. Boarding and lessons avail¬ SHOP, 307 E. Grand River, East Lansing. 332-0112. 01 delivery east of 2 blks. west of Frandor o 2 bedroom apartment. $200 PERSON SOUGHT for nice month. 1 block from campus, Summer and Fall. Call house 14 minutes to MSU. able CRAZY C RIDING STA¬ C-11-4-30 (5) Harrison delivery west of Harrison pool. 337-9637 4-4-20 (4) EQUITY VEST for more infor¬ Non-tobacco, AVID SPEAKERS 102 A, 4 BLE 676-3710 1-4-18 (7) I 337-1631 483-4406 mation. 351-1500. veggie 372- TWO FEMALES need two months old. Best offer. 355- 0-1-4-18 (4) bedrooms in house for fall of CO SUMMER SUBLET $58. 8826 3-4-20 (3) 1979. Call 332-2572 or 353- Carpeting, dishwasher, pool, Twyckingham, 353-3197 RED GIANT has a large ONE MALE in Co-op house. Utilities, meals, parking in¬ TAKE A break with a guitar. Garage Rummage Sales jj^^j 7388. 5-4-24 (4) 5-4-20 (3) selection of houses, apart¬ See mid-Michigan's largest A career in law— W ments, duplexes, studios etc cluded, $30 week 351-8660 LEAGUE OF Women Voters guitar selection Banjos and APT'DUPLEX for grad stu¬ Most areas, sizes and 8-4-27 (31 Mandolins included. Plus a Garage Sale. April 20 noon-6 dent - Sept. - Day - 1-517 CEDAR VILLAGE prices. Call and see if we have what you're looking for. Be¬ FEMALES - 2 rooms to rent complete line of accessories MARSHALL MUSIC, the p.m. April 21 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 641 Oakwood Dr., E. Lansing. 263-0731 Ext. 243, nite 1-517- 423-7377. X-5-4-22 (3) without law school. APARTMENTS tween 9-9, 349-1065. 10-4-27 (7) in house 6226 after 5 3-4-20 (3) near campus. 332 383' 351- north door of Frandor C-1-4-18 I7i 3-4-20 (5) WANTED teach me - SOMEONE language of to the 01 After just three months of study at The Institute for FEMALE - NEEDS group of deaf. 349-9320. 74-20 (3) Paralegal Training in exciting Philadelphia, you can have a Now summer leasing and for fall. students to rent home for Fall term. 1-792-5698 after 5 p.m. OWN ROOM in house, 4 blocks to MSU, $65. 332-8953 Animals IB Service Dig USED APPLIANCES must w stimulating and rewarding career in law or business — without law school. Summer rent as low as 5-4-19 (4) 3-4-20 13) PAPERS DUE? Worried work well. Also used furni¬ As a lawyer's assistant you will be performing many of $47.50 per person. For LABRADORS-BLACK and about grade? Get your ture. 675-8030. 8-4-24(3) the duties traditionally handled only by attorneys. And at 1 BLOCK campus, large 10 FEMALE - OWN room in information, gold. 8 weeks, $50. 321-4818 prompt, overall Editing. Rea¬ and 13 bedroom houses. njce Okemos townhouse for sonable S. Battenfield. The Institute for Paralegal Training, you can pick one of E-5-4-19(3) 1 OR 2 BEDROOM apart¬ 351-4484. 8-4-23 (3) summer '79, phone 349-3793 3-7229, Room 51 Natural seven different areas of law to study. Upon completion of ment to rent. Preferably in call 351-5180 4-4-23 (4) GERMAN SHORTHAIR pup¬ Science 3-4-19 (5) house. or Beginning April, May June. 627-5295 64-24 (4) your training, The Institute's unique Placement Service will find you a responsible and challenging job in a law firm, DUPLEXES - 3 or 4 person. pies. $50 Tails clipped, wormed. Call 675-5260 bank or corporation in the city of your choice. LARGE 2 party efficiency. Close Air furnished to campus, Summer or Fall. Close to campus. 17-5-4 131 Silt 115] E-5-4-19(3) KALAMAZOO STREET CLEANERS AND If you've bought a bigger tent for the family this year, sell The Institute for Paralegal Training is the nation's first conditioning. $210/ that old tent now while and most respected school for paralegal training. Since month-fall. EAST LANSING, and East COIN LAUNDRY $140/month, SEWING MACHINES - new GOATS FOR sale Milking, camping season is on others' 1970, we've placed over 2,500 graduates in over 85 cities summer. After 5 p.m. 487 side duplexes houses for onnouncai: APKIL - free arm machines from does, kids, bucks. $100 or minds. nationwide. 4451 20-4-30 (5) rent starting Fall and Sum¬ 2 for 1 SPECIALS $99.50. Guaranteed used ma¬ less 6263978. E 5-4-19(3) mer. Call weekdays 9-5 p.m. APRIL IS-JI chines from $39.50. All makes If you're a senior of high academic standing and looking 1 OR 2 male roommates Ste-Mar Realty. 351-5510. Round Towp - needed for next fall. Close campus 353-1024. 3-4-20 (3) 10-4-20 (7) repaired EDWARDS DIS¬ TRIBUTING COMPANY 1115 GERMAN AKC, 6 SHEPHERDS weeks, shots, - ANY 2 SWEATERS FOR PR/CEOFONE f for an above average career, contact your Placement Office for an interview with our representative. N. Washington. 489-6448 SUBLET - 2 bedroom du¬ wormed. Champion lineage. SPARTAN COMMUNITY We will visit your campus on: C-21-4-30 (8) MUST eilSINT truofNT 10 SUBLET - 1 of 3 man. plex, near MSU, for Summer $200. 321-4687 5-4-23 (31 Gardens now in new location. $75/month. Utilities. Capitol term, dates flexible, $296 1 '/i miles north of Lake Villa. Now/summer. 337-1507 month. 332-8989 8-4-18 (5) DESK/CHAIR, $20, color TV, HORSE BOARDING 3 miles 374-0124 mil. Kalamazoo Lansing Road on Abbott, just Wednesday, May 2 n p.m. 5-4-24 (3) $40, Dinette set/chairs, $30. from campus. Excellent care. north of airport. Garden plots of Clamant COUNTRY HOUSE, 2 fe¬ 351-1613. E-64-23 (3) now available on $65/month Now and June. organic soils NEED 2 FEMALES Fall males to share Co-ed house. Grow your own vegeta¬ - 332-1650 64-18 14) 15 minutes f/l Spring - 79-80. Cedar Vil¬ to Campus, $85 FREE LESSON in complexion bles. Plots will be plowed and TECHNICS - RS 263, AVS The lage. 337-8078. 3-4-20 (3) per room. Spring or Fall PARAKEETS BABIES, $10, care. MERLE NORMAN water available. For further 655-1717 Rick. 8-4-24(5) stereo cassette deck. Mint COSMETIC STUDIO 321 information Institute breeders. $15 Guaranteed. phone 482- 1 FEMALE roommate needed condition. $100. Call Jeremy, 5643. C-21-4-30 14) 7482. 7-4-20 (8) for WANTED 2 GIRLS, close to 351-9003 E-5-4-23 <41 339-9741 64 18(3) to share, summer, own bed¬ MSU, summer-fall, $105 + room. 332-7751 6-4-25 (3) utilities. 355-7198 3-4-20 (3) STEUBEN TRISTAN Dres¬ 3 GERMAN SHEPHERD So Spot has SIX puppies? ^ving into a mobile home? mtil Unusual buys are available in sage saddle with fittings. Like pups, AKC registered. $100, 6 Find good homes for them by Sell unneeded furniture in Classified. Check for them new $400, 489 5364, 351 weeks old. Call 394-3588. placing an ad in our Classified Classified. We make it easy Approved by the American Bar Association. today! 1377 8-4 26 (3) E-64-18 (3) columns. for you. Michigon State News. East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 18, 19791 5 HAGAR the Horrible r --» 25. Counter 26. Tinv 43. Sow L. I8 E. GRAND RIVER 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday April 18 1979 Coretta King stresses involvement Nuclear moratorium (continued from page 1) and meet with their congres¬ sional representatives to exert "It is certain that going to have to give up something to get where we we are totally the system "We must as it is." be willing to Parking cost may rise favored by ASMSU Lansing Mayor Gerald W. Graves asked The problem arises from a clause in the their political power. want to be," King replied. suffer. No redemption or City Council Monday night to increase resolution which would give the city adminis¬ The ASMSU Student Board Monroe for members of his She urged them not to be She added she thought the progress comes without suf¬ parking rates and fines so the city will be able trative department the has voiced support of a nuclear staff. economic inequities could pos power to adjust the apathetic. fering," King added. "If we are to raise $1.6 million to pay for major fee rate without council's moratorium for Michigan and is Karen Passiak, Student "Martin used to say this sibly be solved with a "move willing to pay that kind of a approval. maintenance in parking ramps for 20 years. "Why have the council set the fee and then planning on going to the Board Board chairperson, will be pre¬ generation will not suffer from more in the direction of price our efforts will be of "If the city does not make realistic have the administration change it?" Council Trustees and the state senting the resolution to the the vitriolic words of the bad socialism without giving up rewarded." adjustments to rates to offset increased member at large Richard Baker said. "There Legislature to express its sup Board of Truestees next week people, but from the appalling costs," according to Graves' prepared state are also no chances to port. on behalf of the Student Board. silence of the good people," she appeal the rates." ment. "the city will be required to subsidize Councilmember At last week's board added. at large Lucile Belen said the parking system by $4.2 million from the that by allowing the administration the meeting, a resolution was When asked if Congress general fund over the next 10 years." power to change the rate, "we have someone passed expressing support of a would change the full employ ment dictate of 3 to 4 percent to a level of 5 to 6 percent, King Ten-part film focuses on He proposed to increase the parking fines by $2. which would "be in line with fines to blame." The ordinance would also let wrecker moratorium in Michigan to stop construction of nuclear power Sederburg levied by other entities in this area." services charge more money for towing plants until more research is said, "This is conceivable. One Western thought, culture done on nuclear power. will reason why it is so difficult to solve America's problems is East Lansing and MSU charge $4 for parking violations. vehicles. The ordinance, if approved, would allow wrecker services with class A licenses Student Board members felt the moratorium is necessary speak The rise and decline of West day. Graves is also asking the council to change to charge: because we're not independent State Sen. William Seder¬ thought and culture will be The series writer and narra¬ because the state needs to take — we must understand that em charges for meters. The change would be • $35 for towing vehicles from freeways; the theme of a 10-episode tor, Francis Schaeffer, is known from about 35 to 60 percent in some cases. • $30 for all other tows: and a long look at nuclear energy. burg will speak about the we are interdependent," she documentary film, "How for his defense of Christianity The recommendation is one area of the Steve Wachsberg, interim wetlands bill and the proposed said. • $20 for every hour the wrecker must be and adherence to Biblical ab¬ director of Legislative Affairs, cross campus highway 6 Should We Then Live," begin city's attempt to change its existing traffic at the scene of a tow. • p.m. Another question posed to solutes. said a bill has been proposed in Wednesday in 183 Natural Re¬ ning tonight at 7:30 in C 102 policies. Lansing is also changing its traffic violation King was whether she thought Holmes Hall. The films will be presented The council considered changing fee codes because of law the Legislature calling for a sources Bldg. the capitalistic economy in the a passed five months moratorium and ASMSU will The East Lansing Republican Each 30-minute film will for seven consecutive Wednes charges for licensing wrecker services but ago by the state Legislature. United States perpetuated focus on a major historical age decided to study the change further before lobby in favor of the move. will also answer questions at day nights and are free of The law makes traffic violations a civil existing social and economic Wachsberg is also working the end of the meeting, which is starting with the fall of Rome charge. Group discussions will acting on the ordinance. offense, rather than a criminal one. inequalities. and leading up to the present follow each episode. on setting up a tour of the sponsored by Environmental Fermi Nuclear Power Plant in Information Service. 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