CHRMUNS DECLARE SELF-RILE 'Free Lebanon' proclaimed By STEPHEN K. HINDY Lebanon's border with Israel. Christian Phalange Party, also condemned Associated Press Writer proceed. Haddad's militia contends the Lebanese the declaration, saying "enough of states TYRE, Lebanon — The Israeli-backed Haddad's artillery shelled the forces are heavily influenced by Syria, which within a state." Gemayel's much larger Christian military holding a small enclave in are seen as rivals for control of Lebanon. The 560-member Lebanese contingent as it forces number some 20,000 troops and are moved into the village of Dirdghayya, the southern Lebanon on Wednesday declared Israelis and Haddad's Christians share the based primarily in northern Lebanon. battalion headquarters about seven miles itself under "self-rule" and proclaimed a new view that a Lebanese army aided by Syria A statement from the presidential "Free Lebanon" state, the Israeli radio said. palace east of Tyre. Two Lebanese soldiers and a will allow Palestinian guerrilla infiltration of denounced Haddad's step and said it "does The declaration came hours after the civilian were reported injured in the the Israeli border and heighten tension in not attach any importance to it." It asked shellfire. Christians shelled a Lebanese army unit as it the area. that the world not overestimate Haddad's Haddad commands a force of about 1,500 joined U.N. peacekeepers in the area. Israeli radio said Haddad, announced the remarks. rightist Christian troops who were given "Our intention will be to liberate all birth of "Free Lebanon" at a news There was no immediate response from Lebanon from all the invaders and all who control of a six-mile-wide strip of Lebanon's conference in the northern Israeli town of Israeli officials to Haddad's declaration. 59-mile border with Israel when the Israelis are foreigners and who have bad intentions Metulla. Diplomatic sources reported that the United withdrew from the south after they moved against Lebanon," said militia leader Maj. Lebanon's state radio called Haddad's States had asked Israel to be a moderating Saad Haddad, whose 1,500 rightist Christian against Palestinian guerrillas in the March statement "Israeli-inspired secession." influence on its Christian allies and allow the 1978 invasion. troops control a six-mile strip along Pierre Gemayel, leader of the rightist Lebanese army deployment in the area to Samir Sambar, a U.N. spokesperson in Beirut, said two civilians were killed by Haddad's shelling of Irish U.N. troops and that the Norwegian and Nigerian troops also Libel suits being pounded by Haddad's guns. were can require A U.N. one Norwegian spokesperson in Jerusalem said soldier was killed and another wounded in the shelling. Spokes¬ person Hugo Rochas said all seven units of U.N. forces "came under artillery or mortar of editorial fire during the day." tests process were U.N. officials said 30 Lebanese soldiers assigned to each of the U.N.'s Senegalese, Fijian, Dutch, Nigerian and By RICHARD CARELLI to prove the defendants Irish contingents and the remainder occu¬ injuring his reputation. knew the state¬ Associated Press Writer When Herbert's lawyers attempted to ment was false or pied a large area east of Tyre. recklessly disregarded U.N. spokesperson Sambar said the WASHINGTON Public figures who whether it false - question Lando in pretrail proceedings, the was or not. civilian U.N. staff at Naqoura, just off the sue a journalist or news organization for producer refused to answer questions about If Israeli border, was evacuated when it came libel may probe the "editorial process" that questions probing into the editorial led to the allegedly libelous statement, the under small-arms fire from Haddad's men. process are permitted, actual malice might be easier to prove in future libel suits filed He said a U.N. helicopter returning to Supreme Court said Wednesday. Voting 6-3, the justices ruled that In his 23-page opinion Wednesday, Jus¬ by public figures, Such questions might Naqoura from a trip to Beirut was hit by tice White said, "According an absolute include: "Why did you use this quote small arms fire, and three of Haddad's reporters and editors are not constitutional¬ soldiers were seen placing explosives ly protected from being forced to explain privilege to the editorial process of a media instead of another?" or "Didn't you and how they prepared a challenged report and defendant in a libel case is not required, around the helicopter pad. One of the alleged your editors suspect that your source was saboteurs was killed, he said. may be asked questions about their "state authorized or presaged by our prior cases, lying?" of mind" during the preparation. The Israeli military command in Tel Aviv He added that granting journalists such a In the case whose outcome was an¬ said several rockets were fired into northern The high courts secret deliberations and decision in a case that alters the nation's privilege "would substantially enhance the nounced Wednesday, a federal trial judge Israel from "Lebanese soil," injuring a burden of proving actual malice, contrary to had ordered Lando to answer questions civilian and damaging several buildings in libel law were subject to an apparent leak the expectations of (past libel rulings)." about the "editorial process" but the 2nd the Galilee area. Israeli troops returned the earlier this week. Under a 1964 Supreme Court ruling, Circuit court ruled he did not have to. Now fire, the military said. ABC News reported accurately Monday what the court's ruling would be, and that public officials and other persons in the the controversy will return to the trial Lebanese state radio, meanwhile, re¬ Justice Byron R. White would write the public eye have not been able to win libel judge, but the decision does not give ported that Israelis shelled the Palestinian suits against the news media unless they Herbert's lawyers total discretion in what majority opinion. refugee camp of Rashidiyeh and nearby prove "actual malice." That means they had answers they can demand. village of Ras El Ain. On Tuesday night, the network "leaked" in a nationally televised report another still-pending decision in a case from N-power foes certain of goals Nebraska — a ruling which ABC said will give prisoners fewer rights when applying for parole. Such premature word of a decision is Workers locals, Moore said. At the demonstration, the groups will extremely rare in the court's 190-year "You are going to see a lot of people you hold a letter-writing campaign calling for history, and the ABC reports apparently have spurred an internal investigation Midland protest march organizers are wouldn't normally see at a protest march," passage of the nuclear moratorium bill to be confident their "grassroots" movement will he said. introduced in the Michigan House and among court employees. The decision in the journalism case is a attain its goals: a large turnout at the The Midland march was organized in Senage soon. Brenda Darnell, secretary to College of Engineering Dean Lawrence Von Saturday demonstration and passage of a November 1978, after a similar protest The bill, sponsored by Rep. H. Jondahl, big victory for former Army Lt. Col. Tersch, isn't just hanging around. She's riding an inverted bicycle invented moratorium on nuclear power plants in there attracted a turnout of 500, Moore D-East Lansing, recommends a five-year Anthony Herbert, who is suing CBS and Michigan. said. moratorium on construction of nuclear by C.I. W illiams as co-worker Judy Duncan awaits her turn. others in a $44.7 million libel action. The ruling means Herbert's lawyers will "Because of the Harrisburg incident, our plants in Michigan and examination of a "Change will occur, we will be success- be able to ask at least some of the questions full." said Michael Moore, of the Huron original estimate of 500than to 800 people at the total phase-out of nuclear power in the they previously have been barred from Alliance and chief organizer of the April 21 march has more quadrupled," MSU grad invents asking in pretrial proceedings called "dis¬ covery" by the courts. Coalition." The April 21 Coalition, named for the added. "We expect several thousand." The Huron Alliance, a Flint-based group coordinating the statewide protest march, "Speaker of the House (Bobby Crim, D-Davison! gave us indications that the bill will be passed," Moore said. date of the planned march at the site of the Herbert's 1973 suit named as defendants has already participated in several demon- Speakers at the rally will include Igal Consumer's Power Co.'s nuclear plant in CBS, the network's "60 Minutes" news trations throughout Michigan protesting Roodenko, past president of the War 4upside-down9 bicycle program, correspondent Mike Wallace, producer Barry Lando and the Atlantic Monthly magazine. Midland, is an umbrella title for over 44 groups interested in halting nuclear power. The groups include such divergent inter¬ the use of nuclear power. Along with a total phase-out of nuclear power in Michigan Huron Alliance is Resisters League: Bob Anton from a Native American newspaper and the Rev. Wally Kasuboski, who is involved with the Karen By JULIE HARRIS Williams Herbert's suit charges that the program ests as the Flint chapter of the National Silkwood trial in Oklahoma City. Engineering, which markets most¬ promoting alternative energy sources and Bicycles are a common sight at MSU. Too ly contractor's supplies, such as concrete and article in the magazine "falsely and Organization of Women, Americans for other measures to protect the environment. The trial is to investigate the death of common, if you ask some pedestrians. forms for dams, bridges and tunnels. maliciously" portrayed him as a liar, Democratic Action and two United Auto Silkwood, worker at Oklahoma power "Nuclear energy is a symptom of a a an But how common is a bike that one pedals plant who died under mysterious circum¬ greater power," Moore said. "If it wasn't upside-down and in a circle? that, it would be something else, as long as stances. we let corporations make decisions." Meanwhile in Lansing, PIRGIM is help¬ Chester I. Williams, chairperson of the board of Williams Form Engineering Corp. of Grand Rapids, has invented such a bike. New machine can read printed Moore said he believes profit motives of corporations curtail investments in alterna¬ ing coordinate transportation to Midland. Steve Freedkin, PIRGIM's executive He calls it the Wil Cycle Circle Cycle and tive energy sources. director, said one and possibly two buses has been marketing it for over six years. "The technology exists." he said. "It will leave from East Lansing Saturday to The Wil Cycle is actually a home exerciser. The rider is strapped securely matter for the visually impaired doesn't have to be developed mass-produced." — just "Until they figure out how to get money Emerson Park in Midland where the march will begin at noon. The round trip bus ride will cost $3.75. onto the seat and begins pedaling around a Persons interested in finding or offering (from solar energy) they won't invest. central axis, like a Ferris wheel. coordinator for handicappers. The reading machine consists of three rides may contact Marian Frane at Lan¬ By MIKE CHAUDHURI That's why we, the people, have to act," he The cycle was designed to help people Visually impaired students at MSU may "It could open some new doors for components, Ellis said. The first is an said. sing's PIRGIM office, he said. who suffer from"p^>rcirculation,WMiams not have t0 re'y on human readers when handicappers at MSU," Ellis said. optical system that scans printed material The machine would primarily assist and then converts it into digital language. said, and to date several hundred have been studyingjn the future, A machine that converts printed material visually impaired people in jobs involving a , The material is then transmitted to a sold for about $250 each. "The concept is simple," Williams said. "The senses are in the head. When the body into spoken language recently to Mike Ellis, was demonstrated a library services lot of reading, Ellis said. It would also assist students in schoolwork, especially research. computer that can recognize over 300 kinds of typeface. The computer feeds the information to a voice synthesizer which Officials forecast % is inverted, blood rushes to the head and verbalizes the material. stimulates the senses." Ellis said the voice was "very clear — but a little mushy in some consonants." Zimbabwe vote turnout Williams, a 1924 graduate of MSU in civil engineering, donated a Wil Cycle to the Despite its many capabilities, Ellis said the machine cannot do everything. SALISBURY, Zimbabwe (AP) — Officials predict at least 60 percent of the electorate Utoir§(dl©y College of Engineering. will vote in the five-day elections underway to bring limited black rule to Zimbabwe, The cycle is currently "Pictures, charts and diagrams drive it on display in the which has been dominated by whites since British empire-builder Cecil Rhodes founded it office of college dean Lawrence Von Tersch. up the wall," he said. The machine is also unable to read 90 years ago. "I ride it once in a while," Von Tersch mathematical texts or script writing. If this proves true when the elections are over Saturday, it will lend credence to claims said, "Normally I hang my coat on it." But the machine reads an average of 80 by black and white politicians that Zimbabweans see the vote as the only way to end the Williams, 76, takes his inventions a little inside words per minute more than does the bloodshed caused by racial strife, and hope it will win international recognition for their more seriously. average human reading aloud. country. "I think you could say the benefits of the For analysis on China's eco¬ The reading machine, which was devel¬ Geoff Hedges, Rhodesia's assistant police commissioner, said "terrorist intimidation" cycle speak for themselves," he said. "For nomic condition, «ee page 9. oped by Kurzweil Computer Products Inc., was responsible for a low turnout Wednesday at Fort Victoria in the south, where guerrilla the last six years, I've used it every day. of Cambridge, Mass.,costs $19,400. activity has been high. Before that I just stood on my head, but "If you're looking at it for individual use, Election Registrar Eric Pope-Simmonds told reporters 1,074,570 voters — or 38 percent that had become a little too difficult." then it would be a bit expensive," Ellis said, of the electorate — voted from poll opening Tuesday morning to 2 p.m. Wednesday. weather "but I don't think that the cost is prohibitive He said 339,167 votes were cast Wednesday by five hours before the polls closed at 7 Williams said people likely to buy a Wil • for institutions." p.m., and about 25 percent of the electorate voted Tuesday. Cycle are those who are simply willing to be Ellis said he would recommend that MSU Hodges said that in some cases guerrillas were abducting blacks in rural villages to upside down for a while or realize the The State News Weather buy one of the machines and pay half the prevent them from voting. But he said overall guerrilla activity had been lower than benefits of being upside down. Rabbit will poke her nose out cost. expected. for the first time in two years The country mobilized 100,000 soldiers to protect voters and voting places from guerrilla "We've sold a few to medical facilities," The Handicapper's Service Program he said, "but they're generally reluctant to today for temperatures in the would seek a matching grant from federal attacks. 60s and bright sunshine. buy because they believe an attendent is agencies, he said. Robert Mugabe and Joshua Nkomo, co leaders of the Patriotic Front guerrilla necessary. I don't happen to think so." "By January 1980, we should have one in organization, insist the new government will be a facade for continued white rule, and have The Wil Cycle is a side business for place," he said. vowed to disrupt the elections. So far only a few scattered incidents have been reported. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday April 19 1979 WOMM PRESUMED EXECUTED BY 4M/MS A(,E\TS Entebbe hostage reported dead KAMPALA. Uganda i API- several Ugandans. that was hijacked on June 2. porters he heard a scuffle in the Namanve forest, eight miles Dora Bloch. the 74 year-old "They shot her along with a 1976, by a group of pro hospital the evening she was outside of Kampala, said Bloch grandmother who disappeared white chicken." one resident was shot the next day. Palestinians after a stop in kidnapped. after the 1976 Israeli Entebbe near the forest said of Bloch, a Athens. The plane was forced "I rushed to the stairs to see raid, executed by Ugandan British Israeli citizen. "Maybe "It was a Saturday afternoon was to fly to Entebbe airport in what was happening and I saw President Idi Amin's it was some sort of witchcraft, I and I was coming from my security Uganda, where more than 100 armed men carrying machine agents in a forest used to hide don't know." shopping when I heard about hostages were freed in a daring guns pulling her down the nine shots," Kato said. "I at least 6.000 other victims, Bloch, was a passenger on an raid by Israeli commandos. stairs," he said. Vietnam proposes DMZ on Chinese border according to the reports of Air France jet bound for Paris But Bloch. missed the rescue "They were firing to frighten rushed to the main road and asked people what had hap operation. She had been taken people out of the way." Minister Phon Hien said Chinese troops to Mulago hospital in Kampala "Outside a black Mercedes pened. They said two cars had BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) - Vietnam's turned into the forest with a still occupied than 10 areas in during the stand-off with the Benz was waiting," Makumbi negotiations with China opened in more Thieves, tourists peace white lady." Vietnamese territory. He said the Chi¬ guerrillas after a piece of food said. "The men pulled Mrs. Hanoi Wednesday- with a Vietnamese Bloch. into the vehicle, shut the nese were continuing to strengthen their got caught in her throat. Kato showed reporters a proposal that a demilitarized zone be Kampala was captured last door and continued firing in all clearing near a sand bank, established on its border with China forces along the border nnd that the week by Tan.-anian and exile directions and drove away. We about 200 yards from the main destroy situation was "very tense. according to Asian news agency reports Pompeii Ugandan forces who forced could still hear her scmams as road, where he and others received in Bangkok. He proposed that both armies with¬ Amin to flee to an unknown she approached the gate of the found the body, with a dead draw two to three miles from the border destination. Residents of the hospital." chicken next to it. It was the first day of talks between the recognized before the Chinese invasion POMPEII, Italy — Pompeii, the bustling Roman city capital confirmed earlier re Makumbi said the men were two communist neighbors, who fought a Feb. 17, and that prisoners of war be transformed into a ghost town by a blanket of volcanic dust 1,900 ports that Bloch was kidnapped known to hospital employees "They left her body there for border war in February. from the hospital and shot by and were thought to be security some time." he said. "Then they exchanged soon, according to a Radio years ago, is threatened today with a second death, say Italian came to collect it, probably to Vietnamese negotiator Vice Foreign Hanoi broadcast. preservationists. Amin's agents. agents on the presidential staff. We're doing our best to preserve and consolidate what has Mulago's medical supervisor, Victor Kato, a bookkeeper prevent journalists from seeing been excavated, but the task is overwhelming," said Dr. Stefano Dr. J.G.S. Makumbi, told re¬ who lived on the edge of the it." De Uaro, the 29 year old resident archaeologist and administrative director of Pompeii. i Austrian police intercept Nazi rally plans A Pompeii exhibit is now touring the United States. Bruno Moiajoli. an art historian, termed the fight against the Hitler's actual city's deterioration "almost hopeless... if unchecked it will lead to VIENNA Austria (AP! — American birthday is Friday. He the total, final destruction of Pompeii." Nazis have called for a rally to com¬ was born on April 20 1889 Austria will The ancient city, located about 14 miles southeast of Naples, was memorate the 90th birthday of Adolf not tolerate any gathering on its territory once a popular resort of stately one and two-story villas, shops, Hitler, but Austrian authorities soy they honoring Hitler, police said and neo- paved streets and public theaters graced with statues and mosaics. will prevent such a gathering and expel Nazis attempting to celebrate will be But on the morning of Aug. 24, 79 A.D.. the long-dormant any foreigners who show up. arrested and expelled if they are volcano Vesuvius blew up, covering the city in ashes. The site was foreigners according to the Austrian discovered in the early 1700s and unearthed. Now, the forces of Police said Press nature, thievery and poor administration are taking their toll. Wednesday they intercep¬ Agency. ted a confidential letter circulated in Police said the letter called on old Two-thirds of the oval-shaped city, about two miles in circumference and the home of 20.000 people at the time of the Europe by Nazis in Lincoln Neb. calling Nazi! comrades in the United States and for in eruption, has been laid bare. There are no plans to exacavate the a rally on Saturday at Braunau Europe to stage o mighty demonstra¬ remainder since officials want to preserve what has been found. Hitler s birthplace 150 miles west of tion in Braunau to commemorate the Moiajoli said the unearthed buildings are mostly brick with here. birthday of the Fuehrer Adolf Hitler. marble or plaster facing, which is not fit to resist severe weather. The houses have no roofs because they collapsed under the weight of cinders, exposing to the sun and rain the delicate wall paintings. The city's paved streets and stepping stones are taking a Mild earthquake jolts northeastern Italy "terrible beating" from the feet of more than 1.3 million visitors a year, while a parasite infested vegetation chokes the ancient walls and threatens the foundations. Moiajoli said. The growth must be VENICE Italy (AP) - A mild earth¬ quake that killed more than 1,000. Chandeliers swung in upper floors in pulled by hand because chemicals can adversely affect the old quake jolted Venice and most of northeastern Italy on Wednesday caus¬ Venice. The tremor was felt as far north Security is also a major problem. De Caro said he needs 250 as Bolzano in the Alps and also in Trieste ing some panic but no injuries or guards to do an effective job, and since he has only 178, he has damage authorities reported. It was felt the Adriatic port city bordering on Yugo¬ closed parts of Pompeii to visitors. also in Yugoslavia and Austria. slavia. Four serious thefts took place last year. In one, thieves took four British-built tanks parading through the streets of Tehran Wednesday are part The quake struck most strongly in The tremor struck around 4:21 p.m. valuable statues and chiseled 6 paintings from the walls of a house. of the display of Iran's military might, a clear assertion of government authority Udine and the surrounding Friuli region. local time — 10:21 a m EST. A system of lights and an "unobtrusive" fence were built on the over the Islamic committees and their heavily armed militias. Avatollah Ruhollah It shook tall buildings, and people living Officials said the epicenter was be¬ northern edge of the city, but De Caro said he does not expect the Khomeini urged Iranians to show their respect for the reorganized armed forces, in upper floors rushed into the streets lieved to have been somewhere in the security measures to end thefts and vandalism. which he said now were "in the service of Islam" rather than Shah Mohammed Souvenir seeking tourists take their toll by sneaking off with fearing a repetition of the 1976 earth¬ eastern Alps possibly outside Italy. Reza Phlavi. bits of decorated plaster, mosaics or stones. Others engrave their names on the walls next to the names of ancient Pompeiians. 14k qold cfiAiiN. A ClASSic CjffT Car-size cliff boulders threaten beach homes atacIass'ic pRiCE.20 (W serpentine Dak, offer expires Sot. 4-11) MALIBU, Calif. (AP) — A steady stream people. All suffered minor injuries but of rocks fell from the cliff overlooking have been released from the hospital Pacific Coast Highway again Wednesday Demo Sale authorities said. but residents whose $500,000 homes are Mon. • Sat. 9:30-6:00pm Now a five and one-half-mile section threatened by the sometimes auto- of the road is closed indefintely. More mobile-size boulders insist they will not SPEAKERS • RECEIVERS • AMPLIFIERS than 30 000 tons of rocks and other debris move out. TUNERS • TAPE DECKS • TURNTABLES have fallen from the mountainside since Residents contend the State Depart¬ By Yamaha, Klipsch, Luxman, Crown. B*I»C, Onkyo, ment of Transportation (Caltrans) failed Friday and still clutter the normally Harman/Kardon. Marantz, Pioneer, ESS, Uher, Sony, to respond quickly enough when they congested highway. Tandberg. Infinity, Aiwa and Electro-Voice The first ago complained of slide danger weeks Caltrans Geologists monitoring the cliffs fissures in the mountainside have nearly doubled in depth and width since Sunday say POLICE began monitoring the two- lone highway along the scenic coast 30 and hundreds of small, new cracks have will pay your '(^Stereo miles northeast of Los Angeles 10 days been discovered. The slide shows no ago when rocks smashed through the windshields of two cars and injured four signs of stopping and geologists can't come up with a solution until it does. parking tickets! Stoppe 555 E. Grand River Ave. East Lansing 337-1300 Rising river brings snakes, alligators (AP) — Thousands of Mississippians warned of the added peril of snakes and downstream from their stunned capital city of Jackson packed bags and fled alligators driven from their river loirs. This week (through the 21st), you Wednesday to escape record flooding of While the Deep South bore the brunt of the Pearl River that already has cost half a billion dollars and displaced more than this weeks floods, which have been blamed for at least five deaths, the 2,000 can register at WHEREHOUSE 17,000 persons. In neighboring Alabama, hundreds residents of the northwestern Minnesota town of Warren awoke to find streets w RECORDS II for the POLICE contest, 4 more joined the 5,000 families in the inundated by the overflowing Snake Spring is here and Black Belt region who have abandoned River which runs through the center of everyone is jogging and their homes to rising water. Officials town. participating in various •--a sports to get bach in shape FIRST PRIZE We will pay for Sigourneys knows you want to look your best this a tow, or five Berkeley cuts anti-marijuana law funding * spring - that s why getting your hair back in shape is essential1 Our stylists will consult you on hair care ($5) parking tickets plus: a POLICE album BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) - Voters in this The marijuana measure would prohibit that's best lor you, and university town have cut off funds which spending city money to enforce state and shape your hair to look its THE POLICE support the enforcement of state and federal laws against pot smoking. It also best for this springI federal laws against marijuana. directed police and other city officials to Berkeley voters on Tuesday also lobby for repeal of marijuana laws. passed measures which stop the city from The two anti-apartheid initiatives would ban the deposit of city money in OUTLANDOS D'AMOUR % using local funds to support South Africa s apartheid government. banks with ties to South Africa. The city, home of the University of The marijuana campaign was financed The Most Arresting California s largest campus and the scene by a $1-per-ticket raffle. The winner of often violent activism in the 1960s, also identified only by number at a Monday nmmwhj New Band Of The Year! elected a slate of so-called progressive" drawing — won a kilogram of Colombian ' HAIfiSmtNG M: candidates over moderate Democrats. grass. On A&M Records and Tapes t Michigan Stote News. Eost Lansing Michigan Thursday, April 19, 1979 3 CATA indicates Merchants bus routes may criticize city face future cuts By SHEILA BEACHl'M garbage plan State News Suff Writer Some CATA bus routes may be forced to trim services in the near future, an East Lansing CATA Board of Directors member said Wednesday. John Czarnecki said low ridership levels coupled with increased operating costs for the Capital Area Transportation Authority are largely responsible for the reduced service proposals. By BRUCE BABIARZ The routes facing possible service cutbacks are the weekday lines for Aurelius Road, State News Staff Writer Frandor East Lansing, Haslett Road and Okemos. A city proposal to charge a service fee for commercial garbage pick-up was criticized by Saturday service routes which may run under reduced operating times are the business persons at the East Lansing City Council meeting Tuesday night. Frandor, Tower Gardens, Haslett Road and Okemos lines. City Manager Jerry Coffman recommended that the city either stop Public hearings for cutbacks in commercial garbage, assess a fee for picking up operations for the Aurelius Road, Haslett Road and pick-ups or raise the city tax base bv eight-tenths of Okemos routes have been tentatively scheduled for a mill. May, Czarnecki said, with specific dates to be determined. The three options have been made in order to offset about a $150,000 deficit in the citv's A hearing for the Aurelius Road route will be conducted in 1980 budget. Lansing, he said, while the hearing for the Haslett Road and Okemos routes will be heard in Meridian Township. The proposals are the result of a city cost benefit analysis which shows that a majority On the Aurelius Road bus route, Czarnecki said, the demand for services is of the private homeowner's tax base highest in pays for commercial garbage collection the mornings and evenings. The city finance manager estimated that a private garbage collection service would CATA may find it necessary to cost commercial provide services on some of these routes only at "peak property owners about $400,000. times," he said. Ben Wickens. 2887 Crest wood Drive, said In addition to overall poor ridership on these lines hindering full performance potential, apartment pick-up would be cheaper be¬ Czarnecki said, CATA will ask local governments for increases in funding. There is no more responsible for making federal up or state money (for CATA)," he said. "The city will be lost farebox revenues." Move to halt cause the city truck would have to stop in fewer places than on a street of private homes. Before making cuts in services however, the transportation planners will conduct He added that all additional pick-up costs further studies on bus routes. CATA Executive Director Clare Loudenslager raised the issue at Wednesday's board MSU towing would be passed directly to tenants. "You're really going to tax the people meeting about eliminating duplication of services between CATA and area school buses. that are least able to pay it," Wickens told Loudenslager proposed that some type of contract with area school districts be made to the council. provide maximum efficiency in mass transportation. He said that East Lansing has expressed interest in transit systems, but that CATA has had "no luck with integrating CATA and school bus Lansing for the past five years." being stalled Fraternities, sororities, restaurants, bus¬ inesses and apartment complexes units or more would be affected of five By KY OWEN by the "Costs could be cut substantially if we could get somebody to take this seriously in the State News Staff Writer proposed service charge. Lansing school district," Loudenslager said. A Tri County Planner Lou Pompi presented the Board of Directors with an overview of move to demand a towing moratorium People who live in apartments get fewer on campus was sent back to committee by services for the taxes the 1977 78 performance analysis for CATA. they pay, Wickens the ASMSU Student Board Tuesday The objective of the performance analysis, Pompi said, is to pinpoint exactly how night said. so a subcommittee can be Wickens said that while transportation can be provided to citizens at a rate they can afford. However, that can organized to a majority of the only be accomplished after compiling several year's worth of analysis. estigate the parking situation. residential tax base goes toward commer- The analysis can be used as an effective tool for Several representatives felt the board cial garbage pick-up, a "good" portion of the gauging where priorities should lie in should take a stand on the towing problem, the future, he said. commerical base goes toward supporting but felt they needed more information the school "We would like to do this on an annual basis for use as a management and planning before taking action. tool," Pompi said. Coffman replied to Wickens' statements The bill calls for a moratorium on The Tri-County Regional Planning Commission will also by saying that rubbish from residential attempt to find ways to lower costs for Spectran services — which are devised for the "non-emergency" towing and states the elderly and handicappers — and Student Board should work with the properties amounts to 40 percent and determine which routes consistently perform below potential, he said. non-residential rubbish makes up the other Department of Public Safety on a long-term 60 percent. solution to parking problems. Kirk Messmer. College of Natural Science Apartments up to four units can be Prosecutor drops cases representative, said DPS has been "totally unreasonable" about towing students' cars. serviced by one-person dumpster trucks and commercial units of five or more have "It's getting out of hand," Messmer said. to be serviced by three-person operated The Ingham County Prosecutor's Office $100. 'We need to stop it itowingi and find a has dropped the cases of four of the five garbage trucks, Coffman said. The student allegedly kicked a Roger's solution like sane human beings.' Bob Metzger, owner of the 541 Building students arrested in recent campus anti- Marathon tow-truck during an anti-towing Dan Kelly, InterFraternity Council repre¬ on East Grand River Avenue, asked council towing demonstrations and may also drop demonstration at Case Hall April 5. sentative, said the board should look into the the fifth, an assistant prosecutor said All five students were arrested for to delay action on the fee proposal for one problem completely before taking action. year so that more business persons could be Wednesday. obstructing an officer. These arrest reports "1 agree with the basic intent of the bill," made aware of the proposal. Businesses also Dan McLellan said the decision to charge were sent to the Prosecutor's Office by the Kelly said but added board members "would need time to decide whether dumpsters or a 21-year-old Case Hall resident has not Department of Public Safety. be making fools of ourselves" bv passing the trash compactors would be better invest¬ been carried through and may be dropped ' McLellan said his office decided not to "11. also. McLellan had previously said his office ments, he said. prosecute four of the students and a John Haytol. Programming Board chair¬ was going to charge the student with decision on the fifth student will be made by "I'm sure the fraternities and sororities person, told the board "non-emergency malicious destruction of property less than Friday. are not aware of the impact (commercial towing is necessary." "Staff people need parking," Haytol said. pick-up) will have on their monthly costs," "We've got a responsibility to students, but Metzger said. if students park there (in staff lots) thev're Robert J. Wilcox, store manager for noDen ADVERSITY NOT NECESSARY. PROFS SAY taking their chances." ' , Jacobson 333 E. Grand River Ave., Bruce Studer, College of Agriculture and complimented , ,- , the city manager for , r a tight Natural Resources representative, said if bu^1 and *,d tbe, C$LSDhould St0P the Student Board passed the bill it would be subsldlzln* CATA and the SCAP Programs, TF? reading "condoning breaking the rules." Wilcox suggested that the city pursue the Bv THERESA D. McCLELLAN can go "The literacy crisis has led to misconscep- from hand-in-hand may Henry Sosa, College of Arts and Letters representative, said "we have to enforce the law on this campus and the option to tow be necessary." Messmer said the bill "does service charge option for commercial collec- "I recognize it as an expensive service," he said. "I think the city can do it a lot today's declining college ings and the search-and-destroy method condone cheaper than private enterprise." State News Staff Writer tions about students' reading habits and exams scores to the time people spend which makes students poke through texts violation of laws." Milton Larsen, an East Lansing landlord, At a time when television is scorned as continued use of out-dated teaching meth¬ "Our concern here is to represent watching television, he said. looking for answers to specific questions. objected to the commercial garbage collec the cause of all social problems, including ods. It is making television a villain," Jay "But television can be complementary," students," Messmer said. "That's what "Essay tests in all subjects, note-taking, tion service charge. the "literacy crisis," two MSU professors Ludwig, professor of English, said. he said, "because the more information the we're here for." keeping journals in class and time allotted "I'm not going to subscribe to the city of feel television and reading can be compan¬ Messmer, who is interim Policy Commit¬ "Literacy crisis" is a shock term frequent better. Literacy means knowing things." during school for private readings could East Lansing for garbage collection — if I ions. lv used in reference to many things ranging "Television has opened new avenues to tee help students pull thoughts together and to chairperson, is in charge of setting up the have to pay for it myself," Larsen said. children," agreed Patricia Cianciolo, profes¬ read for overall content," he said. subcommittee. Council scheduled two workshop sessions sor of elementary and special education. Both professors agreed reading aloud to The towing bill was left over from the 14th on the budget for next Tuesday and Cianciolo said children are watching students allows them to enjoy the material session and the new session's representa- Thursday. According to City Charter the television and want to read more about as well as learn it better. i continued on page 14 budget must be adopted by May 15. what they have seen. Citing the popularity of the television series "Little House on the Prairie," Cianciolo said the series has increased the popularity of Little House books that have been around for several decades. Scholar says Nigerian military "In terms of sheer numbers," she said, "3,000 new children's books are published If you answer, have a problem you can't solve, or a question write Trouble Shooter. 343 Student Services E MSU, East Lansing, 48824, or call 355-8252, between 1( and 1 p.m. y every year, so someone must them." is Both be reading Ludwig and Cianciolo said television must 4depoliticize' after elections Ask for Trouble Shooter, the State News s seen unfairly and agreed the amount of By JENNIFER DIXON structure and the state structures and a country to a civilian regime. which guns down problems, sticks up for your rights ai printed material on screen helps preschool¬ differential spread of Western education State News Staff W riter Obasanjo's plan to return to civilian rule for answers. ers learn to read. is composed of five stages and Nigeria is The Nigerian militarv must be depoliti- throughout Nigeria created fears and "The dramatization of books encourages older viewers to read the books them cized after N,geria m"0Ves to a civilian suspicions in Nigerian people which weak presently in the fourth stage. government in October if the country does ened the first civilian regime in power from Additional states, which now number 19, Help! My brother's birthday is Wednesday and I'd like to locate a singing telegram selves," Cianciolo said. not want the return of a military regime, a 1960 to 1965. were created to erode the power of the service that could sing "Happy Birthday" to him. Only problem is my brother lives in She said the films offered in theaters and Fulbright scholar at the University of Prior to 1914, Nigeria was divided into original four regions, local governments Seattle, Wash. Is it possible you could locate someone who could do it for me? I don't the books sold in bookstores are offshoots of Kentucky said Wednesday. three British colonies which were ruled have been reorganized, a constitution was even know if there is such a service in Seattle. Could you check? one another which is another indication that written, a ban on political activities was Demilitarizing the present political sys separately. Until 1946, Nigeria was a books and the media can work together, she tern and telling the military to go back to removed, and the country is now moving J.K. said. quasi state and Nigerians did not interact the barracks is not enough, Jonal Isawa into elections for the legislature at the state Natural Science Besides maligning television, the "liter horizontally with each other Elaigwa said. It will come back as in Ghana, level. Your brother should have received his singing visitor on time. Trouble Shooter After decolinization in 1946 to 1957, there acy crisis" also produces outdated teaching he added. Elections to the legislature at the federal located the Eastern Onion in Bellevue, Wash., just outside of Seattle. Representatives methods and leads was still a "hangover of parochialism of to misconceptions about level will come after state elections. said they'd be happy to sing "Happy Birthday" to your brother. Eastern Union has 50 "'The military should be depoliticized so reading habits, Ludwig said. ignorance of one another" which led Nigeria supplies 20 percent of U.S. oil and original songs and a couple of birthday songs to choose from. The cost is $22. with the "When attempting to test reading ha they do not overextend themselves into the different ethnic groups to withdraw into the petrodollar has strengthened its federal price fluctuating for areas exceeding Eastern Union's boundaries. bits," he said, "most tests not only have a political arena," said Elaigwa, a scholar in "ethnic cocoons," he said. government. Elaigwa said. EP cultural bias but they misrepresent what political science until May. "The military The isolation led to "centrifugal forces" must be prevented from active participa that decentralized the federal government On people should do — produce thoughtful April 11,1 bought a textbook from the MSU Bookstore. The book cost $31.50. I tion in the political system as power and weakened a civilian government ere readings." found out my success in the class does not hinge on whether I own the book or not. so I took it back. Much to my surprise, the clerks refused to refund my money though the He said students who are not "test wise" contenders." ated in 1960 when Nigeria gained its Correction tend to think too long and get the wrong Elaigwa said this second Nigerian independence. Elaigwa said. book is in perfect condition and was only in my possession for two days. I can't answer. attempt to establish a civilian regime and There three regions in 1946 and It was inadvertantly left out of Wednes¬ understand the rigid policy at the store. Can Trouble Shooter look into it? were "I would like find other ways the transition are expected to be complete to of another was added in 1963. The southern day's State News that John Haytol, a October after elections are held from W.V. documenting skills and if given a chance region was afraid of northern political Holden Hall council member, offered two Engineering this form of testing would be more useful to du'>"t0 September. domination and the north was afraid of proposals at the hall's General Council both the parents and teachers," Ludwig Count your money, but be thankful. Roger Foster, manager of the MSU Bookstore, At this point, I think the trends are such economic domination and a "southern meeting Monday night. said. said the refund policy has been posted throughout the store since finals week of winter that it will be a peaceful transition. The tyranny of skills and education." Haytol submitted a proposal suggesting He said the test would appropriately neither Black Consiousness nor Holden Hall term. The policy gives students two weeks from the start of classes to return new question is how long the civilian govern The government was delicately balanced textbooks. Foster believes the two week grace period is adequate time for students downplay competition and comparison. ment will last before the military comes and upset by a coup d'etat in 1966 and the Late Movies receive any money from the "The shame of it is that the amount of hall's budget. The proposal was submitted who switch or drop classes. He also said the deadline makes good business sense. baCk" Elaigwa said. Gowon regime was established. After a .... money and time that has been spent on Conceivably, he said, someone could buy a book, read it overnight, and bring it back for a Elaigwa said he hopes the country's new 1967 to 1970 civil war, the Gowon regime by request of his constituents, but he said lull refund the next day. Foster said the store would not sell many books during the testing could be used on assessment political structures, established in a five continued until overthrown in 1975 by he did not support the suggestion. The instruments which would be informative failed to be seconded. term if such a return policy was in permanent effect. He did, however, refund your part plan by the current regime, are Murtala Mohammed who was assassinated move and not as artificial," Ludwig said. money after you admitted confusion over the refund system. conducive to the emergence of a strong and replaced by his deputy General Haytol submitted another proposal ask¬ He condemned multiple choice tests, central government. Obasanjo. ing that Black Consiousness be given $200. huge indigestible chunks of assigned read An earlier imbalance between the federal The move was defeated. Obasanjo has promised to return the ®(pD(n)D®CrD BRUCE GUTHRIE Hildebrand's paid well over his due Competition has good , and should return hut not if it Ten years ago, activism was at its height on college campuses and the Our society is one which flails competition bably find at least two of these anti-compe causes insecurity they consume more, they will be fulfilling Yet, if tariffs were so bad for us (as the opposition to traditional ways was not limited to students. Faculty as some sort of savior. We look at the Soviet titive structures - unions and tariffs — more of their material desires so they will Union or China and call them backw ard and theory clearly indicates), then no one would members, too, sometimes posed a threat to the centers of power at the good while many economists appear ready be happier. Resources used inefficiently in be stupid as to put them in simply to uncivilized because they don't have the to the barricades to combat these satisfy Univeristy. same level of technology that we so man one industry could be more efficiently another's greed. There must be some bad John Hildebrand such proudly "evils." applied to others, total world production effects of free trade. was one faculty member. And while "tenure" is call our own. The answer the economists Let's look at free trade for a minute. land consumption) of all goods would If all tariffs were removed, certain usually considered a system that keeps inefficient and senile faculty and pseudo-experts tell us is because ours is Tariff barriers act to preserve inefficient increase, and society as a whole would industries would "modernize" enough to members on the payroll, it is more than just that. It is also the a capitalistic (competitive! society, while domestic industries (such as our steel way to become happier. Tariffs then generate survive and the rest would fold. keep the active faculty out, away from secure positions from where they theirs is not. industry) from foreign competition. Compe Assuming higher prices, less efficient production and no workers are unemployed through can take potshots at the administration. While we like to view our tition from abroad would force our in¬ reduce happiness. economy as "modernization" (a naive assumption), un¬ dustries to "modernize" (which is a buzz¬ This is ail pretty obvious, I guess, but Hildebrand was a highly qualified associate professor being completely competitive, in fact it is employment would occur from plant clos teaching Social far from being such. Monopolies, oligo¬ word for becoming more efficient) or else tariffs still demanded by society are Science in 1967. Within a year, he had been elected to the ings. Workers would be out of a job. Faculty polies, unions (including lawyers' and they would fold entirely. Either way, lower willingly imposed by Congress. The usual Ultimately, the unemployed who would find Advisory Committee by his colleagues in the Department of Social doctors' guilds), tariffs and trade associa¬ prices would be charged for the goods we "perpetrator" of a tariff is the inefficient jobs in efficient industries, since presum Science; he was one of four non-tenured members of the five-member tions inundate the entire structure. Despite consume and production world wide would domestic industry which knows it will be ably new industries which can compete our cheers for become more efficient. Efficiency is impor harmed by foreign competition. In other group. competition, we don't find against foreign imports would spring up to tant because in economics, Several months later, and before his probationary happiness is words, greed is usually responsible for our replace the obsolete ones. The government period was up, the these things offensive. Most people pro¬ measured by what people consume and, if tariffs. would probably put in labor question of Hildebrand's tenure was pushed before the tenure retraining committee and tenure was denied. He was notified programs to make finding a job easier. by the chairperson of But some would not be able to adapt to the department, who refused to supply, in writing, the reasons for working at a new place. Perhaps they are Hildebrand's dismissal. too old to be retrained. Perhaps the only Despite the strong support of his colleagues and a long list of task lor tasks) they really enjoy or are good at is in a field which has credentials, Hildebrand had been dismissed from the faculty of the collapsed to foreign trade so they would suffer a loss in University. It didn't make any sense. moving to a new field. Perhaps they've spent their Hildebrand started appealing the decision and the method of removal, lives specializing in a field which no longer winding his way through University offices, state agencies, and the exists and they're overqualified for any¬ courts. Now his case is before the Federal Circuit Court of thing else. There are also problems with Appeals in workers who have established tenure in an Cincinnati, where it is in the hands of lawyers far from the scene of the inefficient field. That's lost when they shift crime. to a new field. Whatever the court decides, there will be little effect on the tenure They'd also lose pensions. These problems would occur without free and grievance structure at MSU. As a result of cases like trade to a smaller degree as industries Hildebrand's, the University created the Interim naturally collapse. Faculty Grievance Procedure in 1971 There is also a big question about which includes the Faculty Grievance Official. Although the process still whether a society should direct its economy contains some loopholes — and plans are circulating to close these — the toward its most efficient industries. Person procedure for the most part prevents a faculty member from being ally, the thought of this country being arbitrarily dismissed by allowing appeals under the IFGP. further taken over by big factories, asphalt A plan to amend the ribbons and trucks does not appeal to me procedure includes a provision for outside arbitration, but there is resistance to this idea from the administration. any more than it should appeal to the The University has already lesser-developed countries who would have changed the process to prevent another to develop under free trade. "Hildebrand" from being wronged, but meanwhile Hildebrand himself is I'm not saying that free trade is bad just being wronged by an already-replaced system. The University could as I don't say that all forms of competition easily take the matter out of the hands of the attorneys, admit are bad. I'm not even forgetting that there Hildebrand are better tools than tariffs to protect was entitled to the basic due process their IFGP was domestic industries. I am merely designed to provide, and offer Hildebrand the opportunity to use this pointing out that competition promotes insecurity new system — sort of a retroactive application — to appeal his dismissal VIEWPOINT: ASMSU REFUNDS and other bad things and these have to be from the faculty. taken into account before decisions to The evidence is strong that Hildebrand was dismissed increase competition are made. because he was Security Students itself is inefficient because it makes people the bosses too quick to recommend change, and, it was thought, his dismissal would serve well to put non-tenured faculty "in their place." We believe a are cling to the status need for revision. quo despite a constant re-examination of his case, based on the merits and not whether the Competition as in lifting tariffs promotes "procedure" was followed, will result in his return to teaching. By DANIEL R. STOl'FFER JR. folks! At this meeting a student just job insecurity. Competition also promotes I would personally like to thank those starting a petition drive to repeal the The times have changed. The administration is happened to come to on time. She left just personal insecurity. Wages are said to different, and the students who did not receive their refunds, before our ASMSU person drinking age. which we are currently perceived threats got there, and engaged in. We must tell you that we need measure productivity. People paid low- are no longer what they were. Hildebrand, sporting even if you were thinking about it. To those later called us to complain. That same wages are thought to be worth little by excellent credentials, would be an excellent re-addition w ho did receive refunds. I will ASMSU person talked to her later and help, for without your support and strong to the faculty. simply ask themselves and others; they are inefficient "WHY?" Please let us know what you feel voice, student government is helpless. apologized for being late. people. Women and racial minorities which, we are doing wrong, so we can correct the We would not have held 12 hearings on Kim Shanahan stated that students are as a group, receive wages substantially problem. I am not going to condemn this pay policy or put voting members becoming restless, and student activism is below similarly qualified white males, feel ASMSU payment pay anyone's opinion. Their opinion is just that, on the ballot the second returning. You better believe it! For if we inferior because of this fact. Retired or their own even if Wednesday of May, — they can't get their if we did not want to consider what our do not rise up and speak our minds now, we disabled people are said to ask themselves facts straight. taxpayers had to say. Your voice and will have missed our chance. If you do not periodically what good they are since The ASMSU Student Board set aside opinion is what we are here for. I was at six like something, let us know. Complain to us they're no longer earning an income. People be $500 for refunds, because that is respon must justified sible budgeting of our funds. We came close to that figure, and yes. we very might have of the 12 hearings and most of the time I was alone. I held office hours in Services Building every day that I was in the Student about anything! Without you, student government is nothing but a group of who bomb out in our competitive world take that loss personally. As I've said, I'm not well-meaning students doing their own completely against went beyond that, but we learned a few office. In the two years I was on the board, I thing. Tell why don't like something. competition. I too would like to see our steel Now that ASMSU's executive branch has been us you reorganized into an things, and if those who received refunds had three phone calls and five people come Speak your mind! That's what it is all about; mills revitalized or destroyed. I too would executive staff, it will assume duties that would tell us their reasons for probably warrant the salary receiving the to see me. It sounds like you are the ones that's where it's at. Don't just limit it to like to see colleges be more selective in the approved April 10 by the ASMSl' Student Board. At the same refund, then we will learn even more. who do not care. Because I sure do! student government; expand to state, calibre of students they admit. I too would the board voted to compensate themselves, a meeting, Fifty percent of the refunds will like to see people striving for come federal, international, to the person next to self-imposed proposal subject to from Programming Board, and if that does In reference to their attack on our goals, in effect competing against them student approval on a May 2 referendum. you! We can only help you, if you help not sound like a lot, well, the percentage services, our short-term loan is easier and selves. I too would like to see The recent decision can be rationalized yourselves! And above all, ask; find out; society made by the numerous changes speaks for itself. faster to get. It is not to save your business call; we will do our best. You control more efficient. But I think competition implemented in student government since the abolishment of the When you say that you "haven't from bankruptcy, but to give you a little government! It does not control you! should only be extended so far. I don't like really president's office. ASMSU's executive staff, formerly independent of lost out on much," by getting your refunds, quick cash for the weekends or to pay some seeing people devalue themselves because student board policy, has essentially become the board's bills. It is for three weeks and interest-free, S (0G> the lives of others, and for millions of dollars □ CaUre of complex equipment. A job that requires skill and leadership A job that Nav v Officers have been doing proudly for 200 years. If that's the kind of job you're looking for, speak to a Navy recruiter. You'll find that Navy Officers have unequalled opportunities in fields like Nuclear Power, Aviation, and Engineering. | tUn Or call toll free 800-841-8000. (In Georgia. NAVY OFFICERS GET RESPONSIBILITY FAST. ^Michigon State News. East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, April 19, 1979 Planetarium readies 'Musifest '79' Abrams Planetarium will be two evenings of "Cosmic sented Friday and Saturday emptiness, and infinity to music up on Sunday with four shows presenting its three part Musi Disco." which will feature taped evenings at 8 and 10 p.m., and by classical composers such as by the Bluegrass Extension fest '79 this weekend under disco music provided by WVIC Rossini, Vivaldi, Khachaturian Service. WITL radio personal advance tickets will be avail their sky theater. Musifest 79 accompanied by a laser light able for $2.50 at the Union and Crumb. The musical selec ities J.C. Sears and John Aus Fine shows by Jam, Twilley will feature a diverse array of musical offerings combined with stunning visual effects in a show. Choreographed dance routines will be among the Ticket Records Office, and Wherehouse Sounds & tions will be played in quadco phonic sound over the planetar tin will host the performances, which will once again be ac highlights, including a disco Diversions. ium's remarkable sound sys companied by a light show by mult i media extravaganza that light sabre duel based on Star tern. Cosmic Radiance. By DAVE Di MARTINO promises to be of interest to a Wars, and the planetarium's Musifest '79's second feature This show will be shown The SUte News Reviewer once Bluegrass Extension large portion of the student stage will also be available for is "Prelude, Dance, Time & only at 2 p.m. on Saturday, and Service will perform at 2, 4, 8, I've seen a lot of rock 'n roll body. dancers from the audience. Space," which will present the tickets are available at the and 10 p.m., and tickets are on shows this year — shows by Part of the series will be one "Cosmic Disco" will be pre concepts of motion, beginnings, Union Ticket Office and the sale for $2.50 in advance at the Bruce Springsteen, Roxy Mu¬ sic, Elvis Costello, John Cale planetarium for $1.50. Union Ticket Office and both The music festival will wind area Recordlands. and a few others were among the best, but there were many more. Yet I think I saw a show Lee Marvin case decision: that topped them all Tuesday night, a set of performances by Underground Jazi A Rock!!! Tonight to Saturday only $104,000 is awarded the Jam and Dwight Twilley at the Punch and Judy Theatre. The Jam was, in a word, STNtEAMWINNiR spectacular. Comprised of three LOS ANGELES lAP) - Mi 33 page decison sustained Mar (if you liked Orange Lake Drive, don't miss very young British musicians — marriage license. Streamwinner) chelle Triola Marvin, the un¬ vin's contention that he never He noted the judge specified guitarist Paul Weller, bassist married woman who claimed had with Michelle that Michelle Marvin's $104,000 izai°d§ ^ndepgreundl a contract Bruce Foxton and drummer Lee Marvin owed her $1.8 Marvin, but Kagon admitted would be equivalent to the Rick Buckler — the band played million, was awarded $104,000 that her lawyer. Marvin Mitch the most exciting, vital rock n highest scale she ever earned Wednesday by a judge who said elson and Kagon said appeals of as a singer $1,000 a week W Abbott fkl LUne* Ml \ roll I've heard in ages. The she needed help to rebuild her — — Marshall's ruling are unlikely. for two years. band is the fullest three-piece life after a long love affair with group I've ever seen, and I've the actor. Mitchelson, who fought the seen Cream and the Blue Cheer case through many appeals for in my time, two bands that pale in comparison with the Jam. I guess the key-word to it all The Jam. collectively bassist Bruce Foxton, drummer Rick Buckler and guitarist Paul H eller. Although the award less than the amount Michelle Marvin had sought — which she claimed was half his income was far seven "a draw." years, said he was pleased but called the outcome Get Ready for a Party is excitement The Jam's music Twilley Band vocalist Phil is Seymour, was more than ade¬ during the six years they lived He said he believes this was exciting, loud, and all the Let things rock 'n roll no longer quate and the band seemed together "Excited to get — she said she was the first instance in the United our fine quality smoking seems to be. Guitarist Weller I don't want to ignore the very much more a band than it something" and States where a judge had began the show by urging the audience members opening act of Dwight Twilley. who played a much, much did last time around. viewed it as women. a victory for awarded the equivalent of ali- monev to a woman paraphernalia, at fa-a-ntastic to congre Arista has pulled "Out of My without a better set than the one half¬ But she said she is disillusion gate around the foot of the stage: they did so until the end heartedly performed at Hands" as the new Twilley ed about love affairs. "I think if prices, excite you! of the show. The action began Dooley's last year. The prob¬ single, and as fine h tune as it is, a man wants to leave a tooth¬ 50C it doesn't really give the whole brush with "All Mod Cons," the title able cause: people were actual¬ at my house, he can OFF ANY picture of Twilley and his deep bloody well marry me," she track and opening cut on the ly in the audience this time. fascination with loud, frantic said. "Enough is enough." Lasagna Dinner The best selection ever in: And they liked Dwight Twilley group's newest album, and rock 'n roll. But the possibilities Any Thursday a lot. Lee Marvin likewise saw the from there, the momentum until 9 p.m. of another tune breaking big at never stopped. Short and Twilley's two sides — hard- this point seem even more ruling as a victory. "I think it's sensational." the actor said at Spaghetti Tree clips sweet, the band's set included driving, chugging r'n'r tunes remote than "Hands" chances his home in Tucson. Ariz. 22118 Howard 20 of their best tunes, "Away From the Numbers," including like "I'm on Fire." and his ballads like "Out of My Hands" — which doesn't say much Superior Court Judge Arthur Michigan & I pipes indicate a very varied ap¬ at all for the American public's I K.tlarna | "Sounds from the Street," and — Marshall, in a decision which "Bricks and Mortar," all from proach to rock 'n roll, and it was tastes. will serve as a guideline in | I freeweay 1 coupon per dinner a bongs their first, classic In the City the hard rocking side of him Let me just say this: the similar cases, reached outside ■ papers LP. Otherwise, the band played a that was on display in concert. Aside from performing his own combined Jam Twilley perfor¬ mances were among the best 'he rigid requirements of con¬ tract law to grant Michelle J Valid thru May 31,1979 | great deal of material from its best tunes like "TV" and "Betsy I've ever seen. The fact that Marvin what he called "an and other accessories new album and managed to Sue," Twilley picked a few- both came at the same time, on equitable remedy." make it sound better than ever. classic oldies by the likes of the same bill, is a stroke of good "The court in equity awards The group's redone version of Elvis and Roy Orbison and was fortune I haven't experienced plaintiff $104,000 for rehabilita the Kinks' "David Watts" was equally convincing. He under¬ in years. My only major com¬ tion purposes," Marshall said, the clear standout of the night, stands the roots and basics of plaint: how come I have to "so that she may have the his music but. to his credit, drive pulsating loudly and giving the to Grosse Pointe one economic means to re-educate tune more never sounds overly derivative. meaning than even night. Flint another, Ann Arbor herself and to learn new, em Twilley s band was top Ray Davies must have intend¬ ed. The new single "Butterfly Collector" was played along knotch. especially lead guitarist Bill Pitcock IV, who took care of next that week and Detroit after to see any kind of good rock 'n roll show? What's going ployable skills . . may return from her status as companion of a motion picture so that she ifrWBe with its flip, "Strange Town," whatever slack Twilley's own on around here? Good music star to a separate, independent, and each showed Weller's song- rhythm-playing left with some keeps coming and going — and but perhaps prosaic existence." writing versatility brilliant, polished leads. A new- East to be- Lansing keeps getting I-ce Marvin's attorney. A. matched only be his guitar- drummer, replacing former passed by. David Kagon, said the playing skills. judge's Honestly, I was amazed. This band is so young — Weller is a mere 20, his cohorts each 22 — SPRING yet they are so intense, so BIKE together that they make most -S other bands seem tired, dated SPECIALS and dispirited. The whole thing about new wave rock what¬ RIDER'S FIRST ANNUAL KITE-FLYING CONTEST ever — that tired concept means Bicycle Tune-Up — is exemplefied by the Jam's sheer ability: even more impor tantly, the band shows a compo¬ !15 00 sitional ability that no one — certainly not the Sex Pistols, or even the Clash, for that matter — has been able to rival. I Complete Overhaul really think that the Jam is one of the most important groups to emerge in this decade. *29° And while the comparisons with The Who and (now) The both wheels trued c Kinks may certainly be valid — cleaned & repacked after all, the Jam's love for both bands couldn't be more obvious, both in song-styles and appear¬ ance — they're certainly not Overwhelmingly Weller's compositions reveal a growing maturity that to my important. Velocipede BUT mind will culminate with songs on the level of Pete Towns- HURRY! hend's, to say the least, if not Ray Davies'. 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Grand River 351-2060 May 5th 1(H)0 YOUR FULL TIME KITE HEADQUARTERS Featuring LLUMAR STAR kites! Michigon Stote News, Eost Lonsing, Michigan Thursday, April 19, 1979 7 Lonnie Listen Smith plays smooth Ceremonies' disappointing By ROS ANNE SINGER State News Reviewer jazz with new band at Ceremonies in Dark Old By CHERYL D. Bl'RRL'S unbeatable pair who combined what he calls "fusioned jazz State News Reviewer Men presents a world that multi-rhythms that would make disco." "Space Princess," also Not a full crowd at Dooley's offers few options. The Park¬ anyone move. on the new album, was an ers, residents of Harlem in the Monday night, but a very innovative piece that proved 1960s and captives of their responsive one that called for Everyone in the group is that the group can tackle a little three encores from Lonnie Lis- relatively new. with the excep¬ environment, bit of everything — and get attempt to ton Smith and the Cosmic tion of Hubbard. Donald Smith, break out with little success. away with it. Echoes. former lead vocalist of the However, in their individual Those who passed up Mon¬ group, was replaced by Andy "I've worked with Miles Da¬ strivings, each character dis¬ day's concert should be sorry Bey, whose deep bass is a big vis, Gato Barbieri, Pharoah plays dignity and elicits sym¬ now, for Smith and his group change from Smith's falsetto Sanders, and the list goes on pathy. The jumped from one instrumental pitch. No intention, of course, and on," Smith said in a brief Performing Arts Com¬ mood to another, opening with to take away from Bey, who interview after the show. "In pany production of Lonne an explosive "Sunburst," then showed off his vocal talents on Elder's 1965 drama, however, my music, I just try to expand slowing things down a bit with tunes like "Loveland" and people's minds and make them captures little of this dignity, and it is difficult to empathize "Quiet Moments," a cut from "Renaissance." Bey is indeed a a little happier." Exotic Mygteries, the group's good singer, but Donald Smith with any of the characters. Though Smith has perhaps State News Elaine latest album release. will be sorely missed. Thompson The cast acts at a feverish altered his style just a bit, its Pianist Lonnie Liston Smith wowed the crowds with Most Smith fans would recog pace and pitch, rarely digres¬ Another new trick that Lon¬ all variations on the same a diverse display of jazz talent at Dooley's Monday nize his sound as primarily sing from a shouting match nie Liston Smith has pulled out theme — and very effective. keyboardish, with a lot of flute night. type of forum. The production and saxophone from David of that magic hat of his is begins at such a loud, emo¬ Hubbard. bassist Kirk Mitchell, who tional level that there is Ross D. Holland needed no verbal introduction no plays Milliam Jenkins and Gary E. Well, the keyboard sound is room for tension to build. after his solo on "Mardi Gras." Gray is Russell Parker in the PAC's Ceremonies in still there and Hubbard keeps Gregory Gray portrays Dark Old Men. his horns active with the Smith Theopolis Parker, the play's Though Mitchell is new to the sound, but a new sound seems protagonist who enters into a to be group, he is by no means new to business deal with a gangster, tator as someone forced to reason to raise his voice above emerging. "Sunburst" the bass guitar. Blue Haven. Theo is a warm, grow up too quickly and a well modulated tone. How¬ was a sample of that new forfeit his childhood. How¬ ever, Lonnie Cochran shouts sound, introducing the duo of trusting young man who be¬ drummer Lino Reyes and per¬ ever, Garza plays Bobby as many of his lines which de¬ gins this relationship as an act cussionist' Monty Ellison, an of desperation to prove him¬ too much the giggling fool, tracts from his character's self of worth. Gray, however, employing a laugh that quick¬ malevolence. He merely ly becomes grating. Bobby seems as frustrated and out of conveys little but anger, talk should have dignity, for in control as the others. When ing and gesturing in jabs and spite of his criminal activity Theo tries to convince his strutting across stage. When he does react emotionally he is an innocent victim and father to participate in the State News someone who has remained bootlegging scheme, Cochran then, the crying or agony- sounds insincere. Gray has a "clean" while functioning in interrupts him by shouting, Newsline the ghetto underworld. "Mr. Parker if you have any consistent rhythmic pattern of speech that often robs lines Adele Parker, Theo and reservations . . ." Had Coch 355-8252 of their meanings because Bobby's older sister, has aban¬ ran interrupted Theo's emo¬ doned hopes of a higher tionalism with a silky, even words are grouped together education in order to support voice, he would have been arbitrarily. As Theo, Gray the family. Approaching 30, more effective. does not seem to listen to what other characters say, her life holds little happiness and she is bitter beyond her Gregory Gray has directed often responding too quickly the years. As Adele, Ella Jones play with little subtlety of and abruptly. character or mood. Actors Gary Gray suitably projects the character's frus Demo Sale cap¬ jump on each other's lines tures Russell Parker's middle- tration and anger but little of with no dramatic pausing, as the sadness and lovelessness age bearing, but also expres¬ if they are not listening to of her life. Jones is pouty and ses anger indiscriminately, their own words. 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'tStereo somewhat simple-minded involved in bootleg whiskey, young man. In order for the he has far-reaching control Ceremonies in Dark Old play's ending to have the over a number of people and Men continues through Satur¬ required effect, Bobby must te sympathy in the spec- never way. doubts he will get his Therefore, he has little day in Fairchild Theatre. Cur¬ tain time is at-8:15 p.m. SRoppe 555 E. Grand River Ave. East Lansing 337-1300 Canon Days WESTIAND SHOPPING CENTER Store Hours: Mon. thru Sat. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. - Sunday 12 noon to 5 p.m. Prices good thru 4-23-79 60 the Slim, Canon Way PUSH CART RACE Saturday, May 5 9-12:30 West Circle Drive Canon ENTER YOUR TEAM Six-mode exposure control. TODAY! System versatility Newer electronics for wider applications. 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"If we keep playing the way we have been, we weekend." coach Dianne Ulibarri said after her Spartans lost a twinbill at Western Michigan University. 7 0 and 6 4 Tuesday, in won't win this Ertl, MSU seek crowns By DAYEJAN'SSEN performance there. "I feel so would show the people of MSU performances that were indicative of the team's error-filled play. State News Sports Writer much at home that the pressure MSU will need to play much better Friday as it faces the double our appreciation," Ertl said. "It Sue Ertl has thoughts of is lessened." Ertl said. would be a nice present for elimination tournament's toughest team in the opener at 10 a.m. The Spartans will go against University of Minnesota, which is giving the professional tour a Looking at her finishes in the Mary (coach Fossum) too." shot next March, but first the past two Big Ten champion Ertl believes that her team's 11-4 and coming off a third place finish in last year's nationals. MSU women s golf co-captain ships, it wouldn't appear that chances of taking its sixth Other teams that will be out to stop MSU attempt at retiring the has some other business to take Ertl is much bothered by straight crown will be helped Big Ten trophy by winning it for the third consecutive year will be of. because the golfers host Indiana. Iowa. Ohio State and Northwestern. care pressure anyway. "I play better haven't This weekend in the Big Ten with pressure." Ertl admits, been able to get on their "There are three things that we'll have to do in order to win this championship. MSl"s leader for "and this is such a big tourna regular course until this week. weekend," Ulibarri said. "We'll have to play errorless defense, run the past three years will be out ment and means so much that I "The fact that we've been aggressively on the bases and maintain our hitting. It's important to prove one final time that she know I have to do it." Being that we do well in this tournament and there's no reason we can't." waiting over on the other nine is the best individual and MSU medalist in the Big Tens on a holes (Forest Akers East) MSU goes into the tourney with a 10-11 record. is the finest group of golfers in home course would be a good makes us want it so much," she the Big Ten. And though for the way to go out." said. Hitters split pair with HMl past three years she has been Ertl adds that the tourna The course may be one factor around what is the biggest and ment. being so near the end of but Ertl says the key to the MSI"s baseball team split a most prestigious event for her her four years at MSU, reminds tournament for the Spartans is first inning of the second game team, this may still be the most her of all the improvements their freshmen. "I believe they doubleheader at Eastern Mich to coast in for the victory. A1 pressure packed Big Ten cham¬ that have been made for wo¬ can do it," she said. igan Wednesday, losing the Dankovich delivered the big "They've first game 3-2 and winning the blow with a two-run triple in pionship for Ertl. men's golf since she has been had to adapt to a lot of The tournament's 1978 co- playing for the Spartans. Ertl conditions and now instead of nightcap 8-5. the first inning, and Ken Robin medalist and 1977 medalist mentioned scholarships and those conditions, they can pay MSU lost the first game son also had two runs batted in. w hen Eastern Michigan scored agrees. "There is more pres spring trips, and said that there attention to their golf games." the sure on me this year for sure are now many people that MSU coach Mary Fossum winning run in the bottom Jay Strother picked up the because I'm not playing well donate money to the program. agrees that the freshmen play of the sixth. But the Spartans victory in relief, throwing four "I think exploded with six runs in the right now," she said. "I'm just a win this weekend I continued on page 11) innings of shutout ball. going to have to depend on desire and the fact that I've Spring football is on the way. and Derek Hughes, one of three returning tailbacks "Jesus Christ is No. 1* done it before." who saw plenty of action last season, is ready to make the most of it as he gallops Ertl is quick to point out. through a hole. CINCINNATI (UPI1 however, that MSU's home - Two- wearing No. 1 now," said time Heisman Trophy winner Griffin, a deeply religious per course advantage will be an aid son from a methodist to her this weekend. She will Archie Griffin says he is going family. "I have relatives from Wisconsin to turn in his jersey No. 45 to want to wear it so people will Spring Sports Lopez carries big stick the Cincinnati Bengals and ask for permission to wear No. 1 to represent his belief that "Jesus ask me why, and I can tell them it is because Jesus Christ No. 1." is and nearby Ionia, too, at Forest Akers West Golf Course to cheer her on in her final Apparel Bs JERRY BRAUDE after transferring from Kala "Since he's a left handed pull Christ is No. I." State News Sports Writer mazoo Valley Community Col hitter, he has a bigger gap to It's just one of those little incidents in baseball that loom lege. "I was the first pinch hitter when Kirk cut his hands, continued on page 13) "There is nobody on the t< Esteban into big things. and so they put me in his place. ladies tennis wear While All American Kirk Then when he came back. I Gibson tan record was rewriting the Spar book last year, he became the designated hitter. Things have worked well since then." out pretty Demo Sale SPEAKERS • RECEIVERS • AMPLIFIERS Running Shoes t th; have turned But in his first spring trip out he!i ig his team just as with the team this year. Lopez TUNERS • TAPE DECKS • TURNTABLES of all kinds much as ne of his crucial hits, had a rough time suffering By Yamaha, Klipsch, Luxman, Crown, B-l-C, Onkyo, He cut h hands w hile washing through a .121 hitting slump. Harman/Kardon, Marantz, Pioneer. ESS, Uher, Sony. dishes u ch put him out of the "I got off to a good start, but Tandberg, Infinity, Aiwa and Electro-Voice lineup. And then I faced something like six left handers in a row." the Cheap Skates fittingly enough, the beneficiary of this little incident left handed hitter said. 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Michigan Thursday, April 19, 1979 9 EXPORTS CAMOT GENERATE ENOUGH China caught in economic predicament By JENNIFER DIXON if Teng fails. threat to the country." State News Staff Writer "The problem is that "My guess is that there will be a kind of oscillation for awhile. some communists think China's economic The Chinese have been unable to increase agricultua! For 30 years we made the mistake of not The People's Republic of China is caught in a Catch-22 since it goal is to distribute income evenly and they don't care about production recognizing them and faster than their population, Cohen said, and they've been terribly lonely," Graham said. normalized relations with the United States and many people are still announced plans efficiency. A country can't develop with this system," said Wang living close to the subsistence level. "Now they're in a position where for modernization after 30 vears of economic they're not sure what they isolation from the Minglai, president of the Chinese Student Club and graduate rest of the world. "Deng has to succeed, and fairly quickly, or he'll be in deep want, particularly in cultural relations," he said. "It will take a student in natural resources. The nation cannot afford the political trouble," Gourlay said. "If agricultural production doesn't while to stabilize." industry and high technology it "There are the Gang of Four rise or the standard of living doesn't Graham said they want students to needs to modernize, as its exports do not generate enough revenue people who are going to say China improve as the people were acquire technological has to do it herself and the led to believe it could lead to tremendous dissatisfaction." information overseas, but do not want them to to pay for factories. And unless it industrializes, the standard of country was better off under Mao come home living will not he raised quickly or substantially. Zedung, said Walter Gourlay, MSU associate professor of history. Deng is hopeful the country will be able to export oil discovered Westernized. in coastal and inland areas to help finance The However. China cannot industrialize until it can Gourlay said over half the members of the Communist party plans for industrialization principle fear is that people will return seduced with export enough were recruited after the Cultural Revolution and and avert political trouble which is imminent if he is not successful. materialist values. They have the sincere products to generate sufficient revenue to finance plans for are endoctrin "This is what they are banking on," said Anthony Koo, feeling most of Western modernization. ated with Mao's ideas. professor culture is obsessed with sex and the Complicating the problem is China's inability to pursuit of private and of economics. "They are hoping the United States will pleasurable ends," Graham said. export agricultural products on a large scale, as the country can "They are waiting for Deng to make his mistake." he said. "If the help in standard of living is not raised the ice may break. terms of technology." barely feed its burgeoning population. "They don't want the erosion of essential Chinese qualities," he "The government is not nearly as solid as Koo said China is presently exporting oil to said, "and it will take Rorrowing money from other nations is another alternative to many people think, Japan. some time for that paranoia to cool down". Gourlay said adding he thinks Hua Guofeng "There is a good deal of oil and they're Wang said China still does not want democratic books or fancy raise needed foreign currency, but politics and ideology make this may emerge as the finding it spread around the country and not just in one locality," said, Graham things which are considered a liaxity and a waste of money. a less desirable option for the Chinese. adding the oil is different than the kind drilled for in American and Arabian oil Jewelry is not necessary, TVs are not necessary. Westerniza "The Chinese are more aware of the limitations on their to pay for these ability fields as it has a higher paraffin content. tion is not all good. There is no love here, it's too materialistic. You high technology items than they were six months to "The oil a year ago," said Edward Graham, MSU professor of humanities. yields less gas and more by products. For conventional can find love on a street in Shanghai," Wang said. refining it's valuable but less valuable than Arabian oil," Graham Graham said materialism is not consistent with the Chinese They have to find some way to secure foreign currency." said. Although China is the largest producer of textiles and grows image of community and mutuality. "Another problem is that the Chinese need and consume more more food per acre than anywhere in the world, domestic demand is enormous and cuts into available gas and oil all the time. As the country industrializes, agriculture, exports. transportation and machinery will need more oil," Graham said. ( hina is trying to revive handicrafts and high-skilled items, but They won't want to sell an essential resource and no one knows ATTENTION! even in affluent Western markets, how many carved snuff bottles how much oil there is. can you sell and how many factories can you build selling these items'." Graham said. "Their exports just don't make it." Graham said the Chinese were in a "knot" and the current new leader if there is a return to for equal distribution of goods espoused the revolutionary policies calling "It would be imprudent to running their own sell oil if it turned out they are wells dry," he said. Koo said when Deng toured the United States he stopped in AA<|> IS LOOKING FOR A GROUP OF MEN WILLING TO BUILD A NEW leadership feels this knot has to be broken somewhere. during the Gang of Four's Houston to learn about oil technology and Deng hopes the United '1 hey really need Western rule. FRATERNITY AT M.S.U. FROM THE BOTTOM technology to do certain things or States will help in terms of oil technology. else they'll be snarled in this knot forever," he said. Unless Deng makes good on his promise to raise the country's However, the Communist party paper said last week UP. IF INTERESTED PLEASE CALL: I'he liberal period in China which standard of living he will be a self-confessed failure, Graham said. although began in November has begun China has to learn from foreign countries to modernize, it must DAVE WESTOL RANDY F. DOLF to swing back to a more conservative approach, Graham explained. "Ideological radicals are keeping the revolutionary spirit alive at the expense of materialism," he added. follow its own way and not become totally Westernized. FRATERNITY ADVISOR EXPANSION REPRESENTATIVE The Chinese are in the process of renegotiating contracts with Mao stressed bridging the gap between the poor This statement is a swing back from earlier statements MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY ALPHA DELTA PHI FRATERNITY Japan, which suggests retrenchment. peasants and 355-5280 372-0340 the wealthier urban dwellers and Deng's encouraging Westernization. A failure to meet economic goals raises the specter of political proposed industrializa¬ tion will set back the peasants — at least temporarily. instability as conservatives representing rural interests and those that resent Vic Premier Deng Xiaoping plans to break out of the "If Deng stresses urbanization peasants will fall behind," earlier self-sufficiency advocated by Mao Zedung will seize power Graham said. "This could foreign corporations in China." bring about political instability and affect "The gap will grow between urban and rural people which Mao Specials Of The Week Limited Quantities was trying to prevent," said Warren Cohen, professor of history. Bath man arrested "This was the situation before the Cultural Revolution. The assumption the masses will rise again is not likely to happen." A Bath arrested and Cohen said if modernization creates unrest in the rural sector, man was charged with delivery of cocaine Tuesday by the Tri County Metro Narcotics Squad and the Clinton the party faction concerned with ideological purity will put the hM # County Sheriffs Department. brakes on China's attempts to modernize and move quickly. Brent T. Campbell. 24, of 15603 Chandler Road, was in "Deng feels he needs to modernize rapidly for two reasons," possession of three and one half ounces of cocaine when he was Cohen said. "Population pressures and the fear of the Soviet Union arrested, police said. He has also been charged with delivery of cocaine on March 19 and April 3. Police have confiscated a total of four and tnree quarter ounces of cocaine — with a street value $14,000 — from Campbell. exceeding ASMSU Leopold Stokowski Conducts Bizet A Elton John Sgt. 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' IN EAST LANSING Approved by the American Bar Association. 10 Michigan State News, Eost Lonsing, Michigan Thursday, April 19, 1979 TIGHT BUDGET CITED Diversion program may By MARCIA BRADFORD State News Staff Writer gram for lack of payment. The finance committee also have found it difficult to obtain Mackay, Emery and DeVine in charge of about 8 percent." loans because few banks in the Lansing. The Board of Commissioners First-time offenders may approved a resolution to deposit area will participate in the Reid said the corporation would appoint a nine member soon have to pay a small fee to all county funds in financial program. The commissioners would have the power to issue board to consider take part in the Ingham County institutions which participate in development Pre Trial Diversion Program. hope to encourage more banks tax exempt bonds for develop proposals and submit recom the State Housing Improve¬ in the county to take part in the ment and the bonds would be mendations to the Board of Service fees for the program ment Program. program by investing only in sold to finance the projects. Commissioners for final ap were introduced by County This program allows low- and those that participate. "In a sense we hold a title to Prosecutor Peter Houk as an moderate income residents to proval. A plan to implement an the property," he said. Interest The ideas have to be bank alternative to making personnel obtain low or interest free loans economic development corpora rates are substantial in today's able before they come before cuts in his department. The for energy conserving home tion in Ingham County was market for private developers board of commissioners recent the board of commissioners," improvements. presented to the committee by and through the corporation Reid said. "There will always be ly requested a 10 percent Grebner said many people Patrick T. Reid of Reid, Reid, they could receive interest rates local control." personnel cut in all departments because of a tight budget. Houk told the finance com mittee that some people may choose not to participate in the GM faces second EPA recall order diversion program because they are too poor to afford a service DETROIT (UPI) — For the second time this week. General stop producing them. fee. Motors Corp. has been told to recall some of its cars because of The action, the agency said, resulted from Chevette failures "Some already say the pro problems in the pollution control system. during assembly line emissions tests. The vehicles affected are gram is too strict and is tougher Chevettes with automatic transmission and the than sentences that others are an high-output 1.6 liter engine. given by judges because of its Assembly line testing by the EPA indicated that the new requirements," he said. The EPA told the giant auto company Wednesday to modify the production cars were substantially exceeding the carbon monoxide The pre-trial diversion pro¬ pollution control systems on some of the 1979 subcompact cars or limit. gram requires participants to pay compensation for damages they have incurred. It also stipulates they put in several Animal handlers Rick Glassev left, and Jim Bonde handle the eight Bengal Tiger cubs born at Marine World/Africa. US A amusement park in Redwood City, Calif. Easter Sunday. The 350-lb. mother. Baghdad, ma* have set a record for Bengal hours a week in volunteer public service work. Commissioner Mark Greb- ner, an East Lansing Democrat, Active duty births in captivity. Active and challenging. The Navy Nurse Corps said he was worried that people offers you experience in the practice of general might get thrown out of the program because they could not nursing as well as the expanded professional func¬ come up with the money. tions of the Nurse Practitioner. Registered Nurses Cornea bill in Senate Houk said participants would and Certified Nurse Practitioners can take not have to pay in advance to get into the program and would be advantage of programs in Pediatric Nursing. By J AMES KATES of the operation are about 85 percent, he given a hearing before they Obstetrics/Gynecology or your particular added. State News Staff Writer Albert said the bill would greatly were terminated from the pro¬ specialty. And if you qualify, you may even be¬ aid in Michigan eye doctors say a critical shortage of securing young tissue for transplants. come eligible to work towards a master's degree. eye tissue for corneal transplants could be "W'e have a need for young tissue because we As a Navy nurse, you II earn 30 paid vacation eliminated under a bill allowing for the removal wouldn't use an older cornea in the eye of a Low-cost tests at days each year... receive medical care... of corneas from autopsy subjects. young person." he said. travel enjoy the prestige and privileges The bill passed the House unanimously and The bill was patterned after a similar proposal walk-in clinic . was favorably reported out of the Senate Health of a naval officer. which has proven successful in Maryland. Albert Several medical tests at little Committee April 10. said. It s a whole new way or no cost will be available at a Supporters of the bill expect passage when the "Several states have passed laws like this and of life-and it could be walk-in clinic from 8 a.m. to Senate reconvenes next week. there have been no real problems," he said. noon Saturday at the Mason yours in the Navy. Medical examiners would be authorized under Rep. Lucille McCollough. D Dearborn, who the bill to remove the part of the eye required for sponsored the bill in the House, said it would Family Practice Center. 732 E. Columbia St. For more information. to your pNHtL >- the transplant when there are no known r provide an ample supply of corneas needed for The clinic is sponsored by the objections from the next-of-kin and no disfigure¬ the several hundred corneal transplants per Navy Medical Recruiter. ment of the face. Ingham County Cooperative formed in Michigan each year. Extension Service and the The bill's sponsors told the Senate committee "As it is now the blind and near-blind Ingham County Health Depart Be Someone Special- the measure would provide relief for the blind sometimes have to wait several months for an and near blind waiting for corneal transplants. In the Navy operation." she said. "Some go to other states to The tests are open to all About 30 to 50 people in Michigan are on the get corneas." persons 18 and older and no waiting list for corneas at any given time, said "We feel it's important to help the living by appointment is required, Dr. Wiiliam Albert, eye bank chairperson for the gathering corneas from those whose next-of-kin ••••••••••••••••••a* Michigan Opthamological Society and the author have for More Intormatioo Contact: Cheryl taWM at (313) 228-3700 Coltect no objection." of the bill. "Damage to the cornea — the clear membrane McCollough said removal of the pituitary amendments authorizing : fTlEET"* : gland and the middle ear which covers the eye — can come about because were rejected because extensive research had : the : OAKLAND COUNTY of infection, disease or trauma from an accident," been done into the aspects of cornea removal but Albert said. A person with a damaged cornea would be able to see light but wouldn't be able to discern not for the other organs. "We want to be sure we're not infringing on : RUTTLES j anyone's legal rights," she said. shapes, he said. "I don't problems in the Senate." : VIDEO WAVES : RESIDENTS! see any If a cornea can be transplanted within 48 hours of the death of the donor, the chances for success McCollough said. "We up to now. ve had very little objection { Union TV ; ARE YOU PLANNING TO A short course in BE HOME JUNE 15- AUGUST 16th? Bonded Bourbon. 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A local campaign for national handgun-control legislation will "If a criminal wants a handgun, he doesn't get it from a dealer This would aid both organizations." Local be initiated by Students for Handgun Control which held its anyway," said Rick Baggs, president of the Spartan Pistol Club. campaign Other members disagreed with Williams and said first meeting Tuesday night. Todd Williams, a Marshall freshman, said more they "Our goal is to make Congress aware of the need for gun-oriented wanted no connection at all with NRA, Binder said. handgun education is needed. control legislation through the media and other Michigan's gun laws require handgun purchasers to obtain a sources," said "Of crimes involving guns, 81 percent are crimes of Jane H. Binder, the organization's passion' permit to purchase from local police departments where they chairperson. where the victims are friends or relatives of the killer," Binder for gun are fingerprinted to make certain "We believe that a ban on them they have no criminal record control she said. Part of a nationwide body of similar (handguns) would be impractical and unenforceable. We just want stricter control," said. Some of the members suggested the required implementa¬ tion of tests for people who want to purchase guns. After what can sometimes be a two-month wait for the and if the person is cleared by the FBI, a handgun purchased. permit, may be groups — Handgun "They would be similar to a driver's test," Baggs said. "I favor Michigan's handgun-control laws and would like to Control Inc. — Students for Handgun Control, are being formed Williams said the National Rifle Association should be to be initiated on campuses throughout the nation. Some members of MSU Students for Handgun Control said contacted to see what its guidelines are control. regarding handgun see them used throughout the country," a member of the Pistol Club said. "Our laws (in Michigan) are among the strictest in the nation." although stricter national legislation might aid in making "To get a nationwide gun control bill, we need the The organization's next meeting will be Tuesday at 7 p.m. in support of handgun purchase more difficult for the public, criminals would L the pro-gun association's lobby," Williams said. "We should 335 Union Bldg. Prestige on line for MSU golfers -f/wWs (continued from page 8) beings," the MSU coach said. "I Big Ten. I think we've mentally an important part in the Spar¬ think their leadership, loyalty built up for this weekend and tans' hopes of continuing their and tremendous desire to excel we're overdue for a good team Big Ten dominance. "The up- will lead the team to victory. I effort." perclassmen realize the impor¬ hate to talk about how much It all cmes down to the final tance of winning the tourna we'll miss them next year." home performances for MSU 203 E. Grand River ment," said Fossum, explaining The tournament will get un seniors Conlin and Ertl, in what its prestigiousness and the derway Friday at 9 a.m. with promises to be one of the most publicity that is gained by the Spartans scheduled to tee exciting Big Ten championships winning. "But it's hard to know off at approximately 10:30 a.m. ever. Ertl encourages people to if the freshmen can really on Friday as well as Saturday. come out and see the event. If Whale of a understand." All the Big Ten schools will she has any more say in the If there's one thing for cer compete, with the exception of matter, the Spartans will have tain, the motivation is there for Northwestern and University the No. 1 women's golf team for the first-year MSU golfers and of Michigan. Northwestern the sixth straight year and the rest of the Spartans who does not field a team and the she'll own medalist honors for were to finish their battle for Wolverines will be studying for the third year in a row. the fourth, fifth and sixth spots their final exams. MSU's in the midst of an on the team this weekend. The golfers winning those three positions plus Ertl, co-captain Susie Conlin and Ann Atwood who are exempt from the Realistically our chances of winning are very good," Fos sum said. "We're ready for the athletic boom," Ertl said. "I want for us to have our part in the MSU prestige." Sale 72-hole playoff — may be re¬ warded if MSU wins the Big Ten by being flown with the CAMP COUNSELORS Thursday, Friday, Saturday team to the Women's Southern UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS Intercollegiate Tournament at Minimum Age Required 20 GRADUATE STUDENTS and FACULTY MEMBERS BIG IS BEAUTIFUL the University of Georgia April FOR TOP QUALITY SUMMER CAMPS 27-29. Fossum, the dean of the MSU IN BEAUTIFUL MAINE and Hosier's Whale-of-a-Sale Top salary, accouodations & benefits for experienced Counselors women's head coaches, is confi¬ Call or Write for information & application dent that her team will come Act Now .. our openings fill quickly!! is just that ... a great big through despite what she calls J E«pe __ . . .... emg Sw.r 'o'lowmg Swimming (WSII. Sailing, the toughest challenge for MSU m,ng (WSII D-a Canoeing, Water Skiing, Scuba Div¬ in the six year history of the Waler & Skiing. Si Crafts, Tea' ing. Rifiery Tennis, Golf. Team Sporls, TrampolineiGymnasiics. Crafts' beautiful 3 dag wonder! tournament. Woodworking. Tripping. Secretarial General Counselors "If we play up to our capabili¬ ties, we'll win," the Spartans' Special groups in every seventh-year coach said. "We (212) 823-7210 have to play smart golf and think our way around the department of great summer course. 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Robert Black, who repre the Meridian Mall on Saturday, mission at 7:30 tonight, 54 B voted to purchase the remain¬ Clubhouse for historical rea¬ The amendment by Council sented the Mayor's Office at the area before April 20. trophys for age groups 8 to 10, April 28. 11 to 13. 14 to 17 and 18 to 88. District Court, 301 M.A.C. Ave. ing portion of the 40-acre sons was formed by Gary member-at-large Richard Baker Kite enthusiast meeting, said the city could The day of activities, spon Stephen The oldest contestant to date The commission gave its vacant Diamond Reo industrial Andrews, of 403 N. Sycamore keeps the possibility of saving "live" with the amendment but sored by Michigan National Terry, assistant vice-president has been 78 years old. tentative approval to a series of property at a special meeting St., Lansing. The committee the building open and maintains added the possibility still exists Bank, will include a hot air of business and finance, will revisions which include a new Wednesday afternoon. has fought to keep the Club¬ eligibility for a grant by the for developers to stop being balloon demonstration and a attempt to fly a 50-kite train. A If rain interferes with the procedure for inspecting rental A city official said demolition house portion of the complex kite train is more than one kite interested in the property. kite flying contest. Persons events, "Go Fly a Kite" Day units before licensing at its last of the buildings could begin intact. A1 Tubbs, also representing 8 88 years old are eligible to try on a single line. will be rescheduled for May 5. meeting March 29. June 1. But Second Ward Council- The council voted to buy the member William Brenke, who DPS busts the Mayor's Office, said two groups have expressed interest their hand at launching their kites and landing them under 9.2 remaining acres for about represents the district of the in the property. $209,000 on the condition that the Reo Clubhouse be the last Clubhouse and the Diamond Reo property, said the build two students control. The contest begins at 9 MSU RADIO BOARD building razed in the complex. ings are hazardous and present This term, the Radio Board, the governing body of the Two MSU students were The Clubhouse, considered to have historic value by some, "serious problems" to the arrested Wednesday for pos¬ Michigan State Radio network, is selecting students for neighborhood. has been the topic of a heated Tve remained quiet for most session of campus bus tickets Member-at-Large and Chairman positions on the Board. Demo Sale that were stolen April 16. debate since the city purchased of these hearings," Brenke said, A the buildings from the state on "but I think it is time we listen A 19-year old male Spartan Member-at-Large provides valuable input and advice Jan. 10. to them (the neighbors in the Village resident was arrested to the Board from the Residence Halls and The city acquired the build¬ for the possession of 268 of the SPEAKERS • RECEIVERS • AMPLIFIERS on-campus area)." ings and some property for $1 The resolution, which includ 344 tickets stolen from the TUNERS • TAPE DECKS • TURNTABLES people. when the property was rever¬ ed an amendment to postpone reception desk of East McDonel Hall after attempting to use By Yamaha. Klipsch, Luxman. Crown. B»I«C, Onkyo. The Chairman is responsible for conducting meetings Harman/Kardon, Marantz. Pioneer. ESS, Uher, Sony, two stolen tickets, campus po¬ Tandberg. Infinity, Aiwa and Electro-Voice and representing the Board. lice said. Health risk forum starts A 19 year old McDonel wo¬ Applications are available at WBRS in the Brody man was arrested for using one A two-day conference on of the stolen tickets, police said. Complex, WMCD in McDonel Hall and WMSN in Room Occupational Health Hazards" When the tickets were stolen 8 Student Services. Deadline to potential health hazards in the is the theme of the session the serial numbers were given apply is Tuesday, April Michigan workplace starts at arranged by the Division of 24 at 4:30p.m. bus drivers, police ^stereo to campus 8:30 a.m. today in the Kellogg Occupational Health, a part of said. Center. the Michigan Department of MICHIGAN STATE SKoppe Public Health. Bus drivers noticed the serial "Health in the Workplace: numbers and reported the stu Identification and Control of The conference, which costs $35, will discuss controlling dents who were using the RADIO NETWORK stolen tickets to the Depart 555 E. 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Inquire in 26 Come for a great time ECKANKAR, a way of life No-Nuke march in Announcements for It's What's presents "The Journey of Soul" Videowaves is making a come¬ Midland Telecommunication and Com¬ of fellowship & singing continued from page 8) Saturday. If you need a ride to i Happening must be received in the at 8 tonight, C311 Wells Hall. back. Stay tuned for the Beatles, Midland and back, or munication majors: Get training in State News office, 343 Sludent can take all aspects hit through when Rodger gets Services Bldg, by 12 noon at least "More Nuclear Power Sta¬ Rutles, and more, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily on Union TV. riders, call Marian at PIRGIM of television production by volunteering as a Public Access at Carriage Hill Gospel on first base," Litwhiler said. two class days before publication. tions?" Seminar featuring film and Crew Member. Details in 26 "And with Rodger's speed, he No announcements will be Student Services Bldg. accept discussion led by Ray Meluch of Observatory Open House will be Rodeo Club will meet at 8 this may even score when Lopez ed by phone drills the ball through the hole." the Greenpeace Organization, 7:30 held 8 to 1'J p.m. Saturday. tonight in the pavilion for election If you have an interest in L> LauvnJ □ G3 tonight, Owen Graduate Hall Lob¬ Weather permitting, the 24-inch working with children and a back¬ "I also get more at bats MSU Amateur Radio Club by. reflecting telescope will be used. of officers. All members please attend. ground in soccer, be a volunteer SATURDAY 8 hitting second," Lopez added. "Down in the order, there is meets at tonight in 339 Engineer ing Bldg All CB'ers, Ham, SWL, Mental health internship! Earn Science Fiction and Outpost Agronomy Club meets at 7 soccer coach dent Services Details in 26 Stu¬ Bldg APRIL 21. J less pressure on or other interested people me, and 1 are credit interning with Genesse Five will gather at Close Encoun¬ tonight in 310 Agriculture Hall. Renaissance Dance Association usually have to do more bunt welcome. County Health Program. Contact 7:00 PM ters early show, 7 p.m. Friday. John Shickluna will talk about meets at 8:30 tonight in the Union Dave Persell, College of Urban Bring ing." Take a lunch break. Mid-day your antennai. Post at the foreign and domestic fertilizer Tower Room. Our new dance will Lopez was moved to second Development. Pantree. technology. be Dargason (refreshments served) Bible study at 11:30 today in C310 in the line-up last weekend Wells Hall. when he went six for 12 in MSU's four Big Ten games. One MSU Sports Club provides a of his hits was a homer while racket-stringing service. Bring another was a ground single to racquetball, tennis or squash rack¬ rightfield tot beat Minnesota 7-6. ets to 231 IM Sports-West. ilin immmmn "I had a one-ball, two-strike count on me, and so I just wanted to make contact since Rainbow J& Rand* 4 there was just one out," Lopez said of the game winning hit situation. "The pitcher gave me an inside slider, and 1 just happened to find the spot." With MSU winning its first tKWnTLfflBEERSPfClfll iUBOHOffi BfFR SPECIfil* three of four Big Ten games this weekend, Lopez is looking toward a Spartan Big Ten title. "I think we have a better SHOWTIMES: all-around team than last year," M-F 6:454 9:15 Lopez said. "Our hitting may S4S 1:30,4,6:45,9:15 not be as good, but we have the pitching and fielding so that we Mountaineering *7 won't be blown out when we play at our top potential." "I'd personally hope to pick up a little of the slack, from losing our two big guns from last year; I'd also like to PROFICIENCY continue hitting like I have been because it's important for the outfielders to hit the ball." Lopez also has the thankless task of playing rightfield, Showtimsi where he contends with a steep M-F 8 pm hill just before the fence. S4S 1:00.4:30.8 "It's tough playing rightfield here because of the sun and the ! KAPLAN TEST hill," Lopez said. "But I figure I have an advantage of the opposing rightfielders since I play here more. So I just work at playing there as best as I can. I think I'm starting to get it down pat, but once in a while that hill will sneak up on you." Oh sure, injured indignation. "A quiz?" you protest, feigning ignorance. Well sir, what do you think these mountaineering1 lessons have been all about? That's right - knowledge, and the accumulation thereof. So put your gray matter on red alert and start cracking. Here's where you move to the top of the mountain Or get left at base camp. And, by the way, remember that the difference between the two is all in your head Multiple Choice Oral Exam Drinking Busch. beer is Here's where you put your tongue known as: to the test. Arrange three (A) Sucking'em up glasses, two ordinary beers (B) Downing the and one Busch in front ofyour¬ mountains (C) Quaffing self. Ask a friend to blindfold (D) Peaking you and pour each into a glass. 8TUJ, J8MSUV Sip all three, taking pains to A mountaineer's best friend clear your palate between beers is his: - either by eating a plain soda (A) Dog cracker or lightly dusting your (B) Bailbondsman (C) Main squeeze tongue with a belt sander. After (D) Free and flexible arm sampling each, identify the mom- jftranou tpjomi s? pireq sin tarns. Unless you've just returned ui qosng s 'it momiM (a):JSmsuv from the dentist with a mouthful of Bennington Baxter-Bennington, the noted financier of mountain¬ novocains, this should be easy. Cold eering expeditions, was fond refreshment and natural smoothness of saying: are your two big clues to the peak. (A) "The price is right:' (B) "Your check is in the r Eye Test (C) "Keep all your assets liquid:' This is the visual perception portion. Simply read the pertinent subject (D) "Put this on my tab, fella" phrase and determine which picture most closely symbolizes it. Then, check mJflJ iou sejvl SfTSIS aaoqs peoud StmoAre m^noqi uoiSuruusg (a'O'B) uaMSuy the appropriate box. The best place for a mountaineer to take a romantic RfiPR is: (A) Somewhere over the rainbow (B) 24 hours from Tulsa (C) In the craggy peaks (D) Deep in the heart of Texas eaoioi seuioo qosng wg aisqMAre jo (0) uewisuy You can recognize a mountaineer . by his: (A) Crampons (B) Sherpa guides (C) Pickaxe (D) Foamy moustache 98A uswisuy The most common reason for mountaineering is: (A) Because it's there (B) Because it's better than nothing (C) Because nothing is better (D) All of the above lUTOd 8UTBS eiO Also interested in house to share, summer own bed¬ Apply any evening, Rainbow EXPERIENCED COCKTAIL interview. 372-8303. Chevrolet. 655-4343 Ranch, 351-1201. 5-4-20 (4) WAITRESSES AT Highland 1-4-19 (8) sitting, 332-2663. 2-4 20 t6) room 332-7751. 6-4-25 (3) 1966 CUTLASS Supreme, OR-3-4-19 (10) 1 BEDROOM, $200 month. EAST LANSING, and East Hills Golf Course. Must have June 15. Some pets okay SUMMER SUBLET (Fall SUMMER SUBLET - one side duplexes - houses for 69,000, good shape, runs FULL TIME babysitter transportation. Hours ap¬ NEEDED ONE energetic PONTIAC. 1978 - Grand needed for 332-7936 after 5. 5-4-20(3' option! 1 bedroom, fur¬ bedroom, dishwasher, air, rent starting Fall and Sum¬ well, $400, phone. 882 3927 5-year-old girl in proximately 6-11 pm. Occa¬ salesperson with car to work Z 3-4-20 (31 LeMans. 5500 miles. Warran nished, carpet, very clean, carpeting. Close to campus. mer. Call weekdays 9-5 p.m. Spartan Village. 355-2780. sional weekends. Phone 669- booth at various art fairs ty Air, AM-FM, rally wheels. near bus. $240. 332-2663. Very nice. $170, 332-7032 - Ste-Mar Realty. 351-5510. 64-23 (3) 9873. 8 4 23 (7) starting now through sum¬ EAST SIDE 309 South $4900 372-6081 or 373-2767 2-4-24 (4) S-5-4-24 (41 10-4-20 (7) CUTLASS S, 1976 - Excel mer Good pay. 332 4902. Hosmer 1 bedroom, re before 5, Dale. 3-4-20 (6) HOUSEWIVES TO clean MAN FOR watering nights at lent. 37,000 miles. Royale X-3-4 20 (6) modeled, carpet drapes, ap homes in FEMALE WANTED, summer blue. $2900 321 3998 teams. Reliable, Highland Hills Golf Course, pliances and utilities. No kids sublet apartment, close to JUNE to 8-4-30 (3) VW BUS 1977, like new, experience not necessary. May 15 through summer BEAUTICIAN TAKE over or pets. $170 plus deposit Call 487-0055 between 8-5. months. 9 p.m. campus, call 337 7978. stereo cassette, 31,000 miles, - 4 a.m. Call large clientele. Guaranteed 393-1343. 8-4-26 (6) 5-4-20 (4) 669-9873 between 9 am and 6 FIAT 128, 1976 4 door, needs rustproofed. 355-1141. wage. Experienced stylist some repair, $900 or best offer, 355-5900 after 5 p.m. 3-4-19 (4) 5-4 19(31 VW 1972 SUPER Beetle new PART-TIME girl trainee for morning office duties, pm. 8-4-23 (6) SUMMER HELP - needed at only. Call Carmen 323-1122 5-4-19(4) GRADUATES battery generator, runs well, hours/month. ment, For appoint¬ 321-9700. 8-4-27 (41 Schuss Mountain Bartenders. Resort. Creative Sales! FLEETWOOD LIMOUSINE call Harry 353-7079 or 353- waitresses, NOW LEASING 1973. Excellent condition. 6344 4-4-24 (4) TELEPHONE SURVEYORS cooks, hostesses. Housing available on property. Will be FOR SUMMER Marketing Careers $4000 394 0050, 655 2959. 10 4-26(31 VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE evenings, salary plus bonus. on campus April 24 and 25. AND FALL Join the Gang at mufflers. German-made, with Call EASTLAWN, 349-9180. Inquire at Student Placement pipes and installation kits, 5-4-24 (3) Office. Z 5-4-24 (8) rewords ot o chollenging career with the world s largest GMC JIMMY Sierra package, 1975, AM FM cas High $24.95, FLAG at FOREIGN CHEQUERED CAR BURCHAM designer and monufociurer of business forms and systems. sette, rust proofed, excellent. PARTS, 2605 E. Kalamazoo $4200. 337 0783. 5-4-19(4) Street. One mile west of RN's Did your Easter break HOODS •Excellent training program at full salary campus. 487-5055. Want Travel- GRANADA GHIA, 1975 V-8, C 12-4-20 (8) turn into a SUMMER •Salcry plus commission and bonus. buckets, air, all power, $2850, Training- WORK HEADACHE? •Established territory, repeat business. 351 8058 5-4 23 (31 Good Pay? THEY WENT THAT A \\ \\ I APARTMENTS •Dynamic market growth with computer age. IMPALA CUSTOM Coupe Auto Service |f/j SUMMER WORK COIUV.WOOI! Now •Unlimited opportunity for growth and development. 1972. N. Carolina car, im APTS!! leasing for Fall MASON BODY SHOP, 812 E. AVAILABLE and Summer ♦Liberal automobile expenses. maculate. Clay, 337-0565. 8-4-30 (3) Kalamazoo, since 1940. Auto •No overnight travel. painting - collision service. American foreign cars. 485- air conditioner! •Complete benefit package. MAVERICK, 1970, transpor * tation special. $120. 332 025o. C 21-4-30 (5) •Travel Relocate * dishwasher 6544. 4-4 24 13) * shag carpeting GCOD USED tires, 13-14-15 'Be Independent * unlimited parking CALLJEFF LARSON 'Work Hard OLDS 1978, Delta Royal 4 inch. Mounted free. Used * plush furniture door. Sharp, equipped, rust wheels and hub caps. PEN * model open daily (517)394-2250 MEL SALES, 1825 Michigan, 835 Louisa proofed, $5700 882 5244 7-4-24 (4) Lansing, Michigan, 48912 Copt. Do fix Centers EARN $ $ $ 745 HI Ki ll AM Dr. 412-5818. C 13-4 3016) Nurse Placement Officer 23400 Michigan Ave. Call for interview Coll 351-8282 Office hours: Phone: i v A Lansing, Ml 48910 Sell that bicycle as quickly as Dearborn Michigan (behind the BusStop moonm bustimrss fohmb. ihc. possible1 Place an ad in 371-8303 9 a.m.-6 p.m. 351-3118 Classified 3I3-S61-70II 7019 night club on the river) ] ^Michigan State News. Eost Lansing. Michigan Thursdoy, April 19. 1979 Houses Houses |f| | Hoists Houses )® Houses Houses Fof Sa'e \^\ I Animals |[v] [ Service ||^J SUMMER SUBLET large ADJOINING LOOKING Glass SUMMER SUBLET in 6 man 1 BLOCK campus, large 10 FRATERNITY house. 6 bedroom Close to SORORITY RED GIANT has a large River, two rooms in friendly house. Own room, furnished, and 13 bedroom houses. SEWING MACHINES new LABRADORS BLACK and houses available 6/15 or 9/15. BLUEGRASS EXTENSION campus. Available fall also country home on 12 acres. great location. $65/month 351 4484 8 4 23 (3) selection of houses, apart free arm machines from 332-1390. 3-4-23 (4) 236 N. Harrison gold 8 weeks. $50 321 4818 SERVICE plays weddings, Pets. Call 4S51715 ext 547 or 351 1208 or 351 0767 ments, duplexes, studios etc $99.50 Guaranteed used ma¬ 526 Sunset Lane Most areas, sizes and E 5-4-19(3) parties, 337 0178or 372-3727 669 5069 8 4-27 (51 3 4 20 (41 chines from $39.50. All makes WANTED FACULTY house 214 Charles Street C 21-4-30 13) DUPLEXES 3 or 4 person. prices. Call and see if we have repaired EDWARDS DIS by 3 medical students cur¬ THREE BEDROOM duplex 536 Abbott what you're looking for. Be GERMAN SHORTHAIR pup ROOMMATE WANTED Summer or Fall Close to TRIBUTING COMPANY 1115 Call 337 7162 5-4 20 (7) rently renting a sabbatical for 5 bedroom house near 1 Vi baths, carpeted, family tween 9^9, 349 1065 N. Washington. 489-6448. pies $50 Tails clipped, campus. 669 9939. 17-5-4 (3) house. Can supply excellent references. Fall. 322-1234 capitol. $125. Now 31. Call Pete or Barb 371 August room, 323-1622 garage, or dishwasher. 371-4910 2 FEMALE ROOMMATES 10-4-27 (7) C-21-4-30 18) wormed Call 675-5260. TAYMAR - FEMALE NEEDS group of E 5 4 19(31 LEGAL SERVICES after 5. 2-4-20 151 8 4 27 (51 needed to share house close 2679 5-4 24 (4) students to rent home for Fall Vi BLOCK from campus. 8 10 DESK CHAIR. '20. color TV to campus. Summer. Own AFFORDABLE term. 1 792 5698 after 5 p.m. people, furnished, $875 plus $40, Dinette set chairs. $30 GOATS FOR sale NEED RESPONSIBLE room 2 FEMALE 6 7 ROOMS in house, now Room 332 7380. 5-4 20 15) utilities. Available fall 351 1613 E 5-4 23 (31 Milking, LEGAL SERVICES 5-4-19 (41 332 mate, two bedroom house, does. kids, bucks. $100 or needed to share house close available for summer 1 block 6468. 3-4 19(41 close to campus. Call 371 Unusual buys are available in less 625 3978 E 5-4-1913) Initial Consultation: FREE to campus. Summer Own from campus, 353-4109. TECHNICS RS 263. AVS 4039 after 5. 8-4 30 (4) Classified. Check f0, them room, 337 0234. 5-4-24 14) 10-5-11 131 COUNTRY HOUSE, 2 fe¬ stereo cassette deck. Mint Wills From *30 today) PARAKEETS BABIES. $10, males to share Co-ed house. condition. $100. Call Jeremy COUIt COSTS AOOITIONAl 15 minutes to 351 9003. E-5-4-23 (41 breeders, $15 Guaranteed. Campus, $85 339-9741 8-4 30 131 PERSONAL INJURY CASES per room. Spring or Fall NO FEE UNLESS YOU WIN 655-1717 Rick. 8-4-2415) STEUBEN TRISTAN Dres GERMAN SHEPHERDS The State News Yeilow Page sage saddle with fittings. Like HOUSES FOR rent. 3 to 6 new $400. 489 5364. 351 AKC, 6 weeks, shots, bedrooms. Close to campus 1377 8 4 26 (31 wormed. Champion lineage $200 321-4687. 5-4-23 (3) June to June lease 349 1620. PAPERS DUE? Worried 2-4-19 (3) ESTATE JEWELRY CANARIES RED factor male about your grade? Get $35, female $16. Call 485 prompt, overall editing. Rea EAST LANSING houses - 2 3806 5 4 24(3) sonable. S. Battenfield. to 6 bedrooms, 12 month 3-7229, Room 51 Natural leases. Call 332-0447 after 6 Science. 3-4-19 (5) Business — Service ~ p.m. 8-4-26 (41 Rooms '( TOP DOLLAR PAID 349-1515 - For Mobile Homes ]B typing Service ||^g| quality stereo components, throughout, many extras, new shed, large deck, $6300, LOW RATEb - Term a % / a 11 a (a i f TVs. cameras, or anything of papers, AVAILABLE NOW. Campus 310 Brittany, King Arthurs resumes. Fast expert typing. Directory value, WILCOX TRADING near. Rooms from $80 POST. 509 E. Michigan 485- Court 372-0024 5-4-23 (51 Day and evening. Call "G" month. Call days • 351-6471. 4391. C-21-4-30 (6) Typing. 321-4771. C-21-4-30 (3) ACADEMY 1977 Double C-21-4-30 (4) SCHWINN VARSITY - Great wide. 3 bedroom. 2 baths. ROOMMATE FOR 3 Christian Full set up. Excellent condi¬ REASONABLE condition. Must sell. $75 or RATES for women apartment for sum- tion. Call 485-3943 after 5 fast and best Pete, 355-8757 accurate service. TRAVEL AGENCY HEALTH FOOD BARBER BICYCLE SHOP mer. 337-2799. 6-4-23 13) E-5-4-25 131 p.m. 3-4-20 151 Will pick up and deliver. 339 3574 5-4-24 (4) 10% DISCOUNT gene's FEMALE TO share large effi- ANTIQUES to all MSU UNION bicycle shop ciency. $110/month. Penney 355-6360. 2-4-20 (3) Call HOUSEHOLD furnishings complete Satur- | lost & Found I[~7| EXPERIENCED IBM typing, day. April 21. 10:30 a.m. 5507 dissertations. (Pica students BUILDING Eost Lansing s largest LOST 1 black with some - Elite), AIR - RAIL Calhoun Rd., northeast of FAYANN 489-0358. TOURS - CRUISES BARBER 2 FEMALES for summer. Albion. 2-4-20 (41 brown cat in Collingwood C-21-4-30 (31 MOTEL RESERVATIONS on purchases of $2 SHOP Own rooms, 2 full baths, '4 area, Reward. 332-3120. block from MSU. 351-4639 5-4 24 COLLEGE TRAVEL and breads excluded WHY PAY MORE? 8-4-30 (31 ARE YOU the victim of a (4)_ THESIS, DISSERTATIONS, RK Products guitar (banjo, mandolin, bass, Dannon Yogurt • 31' REWARD GIVEN for return OFFICE Haircuts '5.00 etc! that you can't tune, that typing, copies, binding. Call of gold MSU class ring. 332-2078. OR-21-4-30 (3i ROOMS AVAILABLE for won't stay in tune, that's 130 W. Grand River RANDALL HEALTH FOOD 'Layer Cuts summer, House 1 block from - Black Onyx stone, initials "latest Styling hard to play, that buzzes. East Lansing MLS. Call 351-9094 EXPERT TYPING. Term pa¬ Brookfield Plaza 'Women s Hoircuts Dooley's. 1 immediately, 2 in rattles, twangs, sounds bad 8-4-30 I4I letters, •a 4972 Northwind Dr. June. 538 Park Lane. 332- in pers, RESUMES. 351-6010 1381 E.Grand River m -5p m Mon Fri. 7795 7-4-27 (5) general, or that was vi- Near Gables 337-0205. 355-3359 ciously attacked by a belt REWARD LEADING to re¬ THE TRAVEL PROFESSIONALS 332-6892 C-21-4-30 (3) buckle, clumsy roommate or turn of stolen moped - Puch CHRISTIAN MEN'S Co-op your girl (guy) during a mild Magnum iMK), red, 351- TYPING TOBACCONIST REAL ESTATE accepting applications for fall disagreement? Chances are 4443 4-4-20 13) - TERM Papers, IBM term. 332-1437. experienced, fast service. Call We can help! Guaranteed NOW NKAR THIS FROM TNK TOP XZ-10-4-25 (3) 351-8923. OR-21-4-30 (3) MOVING OUT work, free estimates. MAR- r. NINGI AT TNK STORE WITH THE OF STATE? AVAILABLE FOR immediate SHALL MUSIC North door of Frandor. C-1 -4-19 115) Pirsjiil TYPING. EXPERIENCED, \ RED DOOR! occupancy, rooms for $125 fast and reasonable. 371- I can help you gather the 4635. C-21-4-30 (31 VtgaretU by W e have in stock information you need to month. All utilities included. NEW AND used SJU'tars, ban- MBA Sherman Dunhill Sobraine Call Equity Vest, 351-1500 ios- mandolins, etc. Dulci- make your move comfort¬ 11-4-3015) mers and k'ts' recorders. COPYGRAPH SERVICE 'Pipes by Sannelti YOUR KEY TO A CAREER able and fun whether you thousands of hard to find completed dissertations and ulmng *21 Red Door pipe tobacco blends move across the country 3 ROOMS AVAILABLE sum- albums and books. Discount IN THE SUNBELT resume service. Corner MAC and Grand or just across the state. mer only. $112.50 month plus Prices ExPen repairs-free River, 8:30 a.m. - utilities, 332-0260.8-4-25 (31 estimates ELDERLY IN¬ Apply now for summer 5:30 p.m. Monday-Friday, 10 Please call- STRUMENTS, 541 E Grand a.m. 5 p.m. Saturday, 337- ond foil. Write or coll the - CotYnjcLeLL's River. 332 4331. C-21-4-30 (9) JAN HORV ATM CCMAI C nnmiMATc 1666. C-21-4-30 16) 332-4269 The Real tstate Race FEMALE ROOMMATE need- „ Graduote School of Sho^ iOOO s> haczxfcm east crwxi Walter Mallar Co. 332-6593 ed. One-half mile from cam- pus $12S plus utilities. May- PHOTO GRAY lens, bifocal or s'n9'e vision OPTICAL Management. University of Dallas, Irving. Texas TYPING. FREE pick up and delivery. Fast, experienced, GUN SHOP June. April rent free 351- DISCOUNT, 2617 E. Michi- low rates. 676-2009. OPTICAL SERVICE AUTO CLINIC 9537 5-4-19(5) 9an Ave Lansing. 372 7409. 75061 OR-11-4-30 13) 5-4-20 (5) (214)438-1123 ext. 277 Largest Selection of Handguns CO-OPTICAL SPARTAN AVAILABLE NOW, close to " TAKE TO THE ROAD ~ UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS MUFFLER CENTER SERVICES STmiBf? mS Just,or ,he Spr,ng of" • COMPLETE DISSERTATION "We got the best year round • gons '(•St laming i Only •BRAKES ft-4-51 (91 Now's a great time to find the right bicycle for you. If you're 1 laal AND RESUME SERVICE - typesetting, IBM typing, off¬ •SHOCKS 7 looking for that special bike set printing and binding. For Cooparetm Optical ccniAicTrt FEMALE TO share large 2 u A SKYDIVING EVERY week¬ prices in Southern • rifles 'FRONT END WORK or se)|* one that^0 , end and late afternoon. First estimate stop in at 2843 E. Michigan • handguns 30% r^r,b',e °me ST fits Tour needs, call Jan at fhe Grand River or phone 332- jump instruction every Satur¬ 8414. C-21-4-30 181 • EYES EXAMINED ^ S,ate News Classifieds. 355- day- and Sunday starting at • GLASSES STUDENT DISCOUNT 10-4 27^? 8255 0ur Special 8,cVcle 10 a.m and weekdays by BOB'S GUN SHOP We bay. sell • CONTACT LENS ON ALL WORK section appears April 27. Call appointment. Free skydiving cno ° coDiMr i, „„ this week for our special rate programs for groups, MSU Transportation IS) m trade 1331 I. brand Risar WITH I.D. S,P8'NG 's7mer tion). 2 large bedrooms in op' - 3 lines for $2.25. 5-4-20 1141 Sport Parachute Club and IrookfwW Plain 717 S.PENNSYLVANIA Charlotte Paracenter. beautiful country house. Rent pciuneo da, ,„ho7 7l 372- 331 3330 487-9332 ON 349-3061 9127 543-6731 JOIN CARPOOL - Howell to MSU. Flexible hours, 353- COUNSELING SERVICES CATERING 8-4-27 (3) C-2M-30J10I_ 8924, 1-546-7810 (eve) OWN ROOM in nice house HORSE BOARDING: Pas 5-4-23 13) Free Pregnancy Testing ta7v ,7 7 WOMEN'S COUNSELING |)rnuutriai iHospitai criiQA . ture, Box Stall and Individual Counseling Services Pregnancy Terminations Gynecological Care CENTER 927 E.GRAND RIVER 1226 East 2 Blocks East of Michigan Ave Pennsylvania Ave assr»1™= 5-4 23 (3) S82 9™8 5"4 24^ Runs. 200 acres of wooded land available. TJ'S WAGON WHEEL RANCH 676-4332 So Spot has SIX puppies? Find good homes for them by Family Planning (across from Bogue St FAMILY PRACTICE 7a7-7,77c7a7, INSTANT CASH! We re pay- B-1-4-19 (61 placing an ad in our Classified EAST LANSING , columns. campus entrance) DEPARTMENT able Males near rooms MSU 351 avail- jng $1.$2 fof albums jn gP00¥d fO* INtOKMATON CAit 332-3554 9:00 am • 7:00 pm shape WAzOO RECORDS, 517 337-7350 4737 Marsh Rd. Suite B Mondays - Fridays M_ _ _ 223 Abbott 337 0947 GIRLS SOFTBALL Wanted Okemos (behind Meijers) ri CAM CLEAN, nuicr QUIET, close cam- i C-21 -4-30 (4) uuomarKjere 349-1060 APPOINTMENTS PREFERRED 'Bar Set-ups pus, summer and fall open- _ Mnncow amh v/„.™ Team meefing and of LansinG a PREGNANCY TESTING ■ Non-Emergency Core 'Take-out Service inoc ings, 337 337 TfiRR 2655 3-4-19 14 10 lit (3) MODERN AND Vintage Practice Saturday, 4/21 CASH PAID For old comics, a CONCERNED COUNSELORS ■ Physician Services Available (ting Rooms and gem|y used c)othjng fQr men • BIRTH CONTROL at 3:00 at Alton Park baseball cards, science fic¬ COUNSELING and women. New arrivals a PREGNANCY TERMINATION B loboratoryBPhormacy ■ x Roy 1 Equipment .. IN EAbT tion. CURIOUS BOOK Lansing, Spring daily. SOMEBODY ELSE'S across from St. Thomas For Information and/or Summer '79 at 541 SHOP, 307 E. Grand River, "WOMEN WIPING WOMEN" CLOSET, upstairs 541 E. Church. For more infor¬ Call 485-3271 AbPo" Rpad- Call 332-2501 East Lansing. 332-0112. Grand Rlver, 0pen 6 days, mation Contact Jon 0-4-23 (31 C-11-4-30 15) HAIR SALONS PHOTOGRAPHY Noon-6 pm. We buy and sell. Eman of 339-8018. MR. SAMS BOARDERS NEEDED, two 332 1926 '8,_ TWO FEMALES need two THE NEW LOOK l(u SjP/aw NISEX^SALON » BOUTIQUE HairDesigner Shoppe BEAUTY SALON singles $515 in fraternity house. per term. 332-8621 or AVID SPEAKERS 102 A, 4 months old Best offer 355 St. George Equestrian Center bedrooms in house for fail of 1979. Call 332 2572 or 353 337 8266 Jim or Bruce. 8826 3-4-20 (3) Dedicated to the Classical Art 7388. 5-4-24 (41 •Specializing In Perms and Quick Service for Men & Women Z-8-4-2115) of Horsemanship. OPEN 5 DAYS A WEEK MOVING SALE: *400 acres. "Indoor riding portable APT, DUPLEX for THEIRS NEAR LCC one room Share dishwasher hall. *112 permanent box grad stu¬ FRIS. EVES. contemporary dent house $95 plus stalls "Outdoor cross country Sept. - Day - 1-517 1404 W.SAGINAW security de- sofa, humidifier, utility tables, 263-0731 Ext. 243, nite 1-517- posit 487-9293. 5-4-19(3) courses. "Qualified instruc¬ Instant Color and Block storage cabinet, Corningware 423-7377. X-S4-22 (3) dishes Must se||| Ca|| ^ tors. "Year round programs. and White ONE ROOM in large home. "Boarding and Sales. "Pos¬ 6325. 6-4-26 (6) PHONE) 372 5760 9 PASSPORT close, plenty of parking, pets sible college credits can be WANTED - SOMEONE to O.K., 487 1586 4-4-20 14) obtained. 9101 Parker Road, teach me RESUME BOSE III speakers, excellent language of the condition Laingsburg. Michigan. 517- deaf. 349-9320. 7-4-20 ID PHOTOS with equalizer 13) 651 6755 or 651-6336. 220 Albert St. 332-3026 EAST LANSING - two $600 351 3948. 4 4-24 (3) 15-4-30 (15) room suite, $99 per month „,Tr..r,. " ~ ~ 1 OR 2 BEDROOM apart¬ PHOTOGRAPHY PROMOTION Security deposit. 332 2282 KITCHEN TABLE and 4 ment to rent. Preferably in 8-4-20(31 chairs, $65. Call 882 1758 E-5-4 20 131 | Garage Rummage Sites j house. or Beginning April, May June. 627-5295. 6-4-24 (41 WIN $1000 The Yellow Pages UST^EIST headman STETOFWNT LEAGUE OF Women Voters Garage Sale. April 20 noon-6 USED APPLIANCES must BE THE NEW POSTER GIRL FOR CUM. .30W. 36. 9660 April 21 9 a.m.-5 work well. Also used furni¬ ARE _ . 550. Call 321 7456 after 5 p.m 641 Oakwood Dr., E. p.m. Lansing. ture. 675-8030. 8-4-2413) FEMALES - 2 rooms to rent P'm 5 4 20 '4l 3-4-20JS)_ _ DRUMMER FOR weekend CTION PHOTOGRAPHY WHERE siTrrr351 d,d you k,,ow ,hai the GARAGE SALE-April 21 and Disco-Funk Horn Band. Ex¬ . ^ 5 ' 332 3831 STEREO SHOPPE place to is the 22, 9-4 p.m., 518 Ardson Rd E. Lansing, off Grand River at , perienced with references 201 % Grand River (517)332-7654 ITS AT buy your stereo Harrison. Books, furniture, Call after 5. 485-8532 3-4-23 (5) East Lansing, Ml 48823 Rocky Rasmussen to advertise OWN ROOM in "house. 4 *?*?!"- collectibles, clothes, toys. blocks to MSU, $65, 332 8953 4 BIKE racks hold up to 20 2-4 20 (61 call 3 4-20 (3) bikes each. Ideal for fraterni Contest Starts May 1 $20 Entry Fee Cindy 355-8255 ties and sororities. $50 each. LARGE RUMMAGE sale. 314 Round Town t FEMALE - OWN room in 332 6801 5-4 20 14) MAC, East Lansing. Friday nice Okemos townhouse for April 20/7 p.m.-9 p.m. Satur SPARTAN summer '79, phone 349 3793 AUBERT B Flat Tenor Saxo day April 21/10 a.m.-1 p.m. COMMUNITY To List Your Business Call Cindy 355-8255 4-4-23 (4) phone. New pads 353 1908. 6-4 19(3) 2-4-20 I4I Gardens now in new location. 114 miles north of Lake 1 BLOCK from campus - Lansing Road on Abbott, just available now, furnished. $85 $125. 351 4484 8 4 23 13) WEI PAY and up to cassettes $2 for LP's all Service ||7^ north of airport. Garden plots now available on organic soils State News Classified types, rock, classical, jazz, etc. Grow your own vegeta WOMAN NEEDED for room FREE LESSON in complexion bles. Plots will be plowed and «at. BLACK b CIRCULAR, in house of 4. $93.75/month, care MERLE NORMAN water available. For further upstairs, 541 E. Grand River, COSMETIC STUDIO, 321 information plus utilities 372 5034 Open 11 a m 361 0838 phone 482 5543 C 21-4-30 (4) 7482. 7-4-20 181 8-4-23 (4) C-21-4-30(61 I I Michigon Stote News, Eost Lonsing. Michigor Thursday, April 19, 1979 17 HAGAR the Horrible (aluoDy tfv y§IhlofIniU§ (6)WJIM-TV(CBS) (lO)WILX-TV(NBC) (1 l/26)WELM-TV(Cable) (12)WJRT.TV(ABC) (23)WKAR-TV(PBS) by Dik Browne SPONSORED BY: ^BAHDOGA BANDIT 1* AND THE ROCKETS Fri., April 27th MSU Auditorium Tickets: $3.50 & 4.50 THURSDAY (12) Angie (23) Dick Cavett (6) MASH 9:00 9:00 11:30 (23) Villa Alegre (10) Quincy (6-12) Phil Donahue (6) MASH 400 (11) Videowaves Presents (10) Mike Douglas (10) Johnny Carson (6) Archies (12) Barney Miller (23) Sesame Street (12) Starsky & Hutch (10) Emergency One! (23) World 10:00 (23) ABC News (12) Bonanza 9:30 12:05 (6) All In The Family (23) Sesame Street (12) Carter Country (10) Card Sharks (6) McCloud 4,30 10:00 12:40 (12) Dinah! 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