Committee suspends presidential search By KIM GAZELLA made the decision they did." mittee to help. and Stack said the pressure is "clearly "Because the process has been so JOY L. HAENLEIN greater now for the board to make a carefully outlined by them (committee State News Staff Writers definitive resolution quickly," because Pre¬ membersi I feel the board could carry on The All-University Presidential Search sident Edgar L. Harden has announced he with the process," she said. and Selection Advisory Committee sus¬ wants to leave June 30. pended its role in the search for a new Bruff said he would like to have input Aubrey Radcliffe, R-East Lansing, said while the committee has done excellent president Sunday, leaving the MSU Board from other members of the University an of Trustees with sole responsibility for job in screening and interviewing candi¬ community when choosing a new president, continuing the process. but would have a better idea of future dates, "it's the responsibility of the board to The committee's decision follows the select a president. Period." directions in the selection process after he disclosure Saturday of the names of three talked with other trustees. Radcliffe added he has not been close presidential candidates, which caused one Bruff described the person who disclosed enough to the selection process to make an candidate to withdraw his name from accurate assessment of the situation. the three names to the State Journal as consideration. "psychotic" and "sick" and called the Barbara Sawyer, D-Menominee, had no The State Journal named as candidates incident "a diabolical plan to divert the comment. Texas Tech President Cecil Mackev; entire selection process." The board is looking for a permanent Chancellor of the University of Kansas Trustee Carole Lick, D-Portage, said president to succeed Clifton Wharton Jr., Archie Dykes and Ohio University Presi¬ board members will either select a presi¬ who left MSU in January 1978 to become dent Charles Ping. dent themselves or create another com¬ chancellor of State University of New York. But after receiving a call from John Bruff, D-Fraser, chairperson of MSU Board of Trustees, informing him his name had surfaced as a candidate, Mackey withdrew his name from consideration. Waste content upsets "I told him (Bruff) to tell the committee I was not interested," Mackey told The State News Sunday. Ping said although he would not consider himself an official candidate until he meets Anthony Hall janitors with the 18-member committee, he is By R.W. ROBINSON baskets. When the baskets are emptied into willing to meet with them if asked. State News Staff Writer The 49-year-old former provost of Central a hamper, the powder goes on the floor and First of a series the employee. Personal injuries have been Michigan University has been head of Ohio Copyright 1979 reported from contact with chemical pow¬ University since 1975. Animal parts, bloody test tubes and A philosopher by profession, Ping has ders in waste baskets. A waste chemical hypodermic needles found inside rubbish disposal system is established in Depart¬ special degrees from Harvard Business containers by custodians at Anthony Hall ment of Public Safety. School as well as theological training. are in direct violation of Dykes could not be reached for comment Department of "Animal tissue and associated material Public Safety regulations. The State News Sunday. generated by research with animals MUST has learned. be placed in plastic bags and stored by the The committee said in a written state¬ The Anthony Hall custodial staff has department. The disposal is handled by ment, unanimously approved by the 14 members present, it felt the leaks and complained periodically for more than a Laboratory Animal Care Service and is year about materials they have found in described in a handbood obtainable from breach of confidences "have compromised trash containers. them. the search process and appear intended to Marie Dean, acting union steward for the "Broken destroy the credibility of the committee." glass MUST be placed in The statement also said because assur¬ night shift custodial employees, said the separate waste containers. Custodial Ser¬ union has received more than a dozen vices will empty them when they are filled." ances of confidentiality can no longer be complaints concerning "unhealthy material" Trash containers to be used for glass given to nominees or their references, the committee considers it "unethical to re¬ being placed in waste containers since last disposal were hand-painted black by the summer. custodial staff Nearly 4,000 anti-nuclear power protesters and a small group of pro-nuclear demonstrators from Michigan and quest additional information or to seek to distinguish them from the Dean said five complaints were made green rubbish cans. neighboring states gathered at Consumer Power Co.'s unfinished nuclear plant in Midland Saturday. interviews ... of any nominees not already between April 10 and April 18 about The custodial staff said recommended by the committee to the they believed if laboratories on the second floor of the they designed containers specifically for Board of Trustees." building. glass, they would be free of danger because Trustee Raymond Krolikowski, D-Bir The complaints state bags of blood, they would know automatically to turn 4,000 march Midland mingham, said the trustees will be able to broken glass, bloody test tubes, powdered their faces away from the trash. on carry on with the selections process but it will take a lot of work. "We will have to get totally involved and chemicals, chicken parts and feathers and hypodermic needles have been found in rubbish containers, said Dean, who has However, glass has been found in most of the trash containers at Anthony Hall. Dawn Stevens, a custodian in Anthony By SANDY HOLT from Midland's Safe Energy Alliance told distant plant which was shrouded with mist devote all the time necessary to bring this maintained memoranda on the complaints. Hall, said she has been informed by her State News Staff Writer the group as it formed in the park before from the rain. process to a completion post haste," he said. "I was over there one time when they had superiors that if she does not empty MIDLAND — An estimated 4,000 foes of marching two-and-a-half miles to the plant "They're saying we have 5,000 people "As for the committee, I'm hopeful we some dead chickens in the vestibule — I classroom trash containers "some drastic nuclear power gathered here Saturday at site. here," Moore told the group. "The next time can continue to rely on their assistance in think they must have been lying there for action may be taken." the site of Consumers Power Co.'s nuclear Ahead of the group, a dozen pro-nuclear we meet we'll be three times as big. It's completing the process," he said. three days," she said. "I feel I should not have to plant in the largest demonstration of its dump that power people "protesting the protest" also time to put the power in the people's hands Trustee Jack Stack. R Alma, said the The regulations designed by a faculty kind in crap," Stevens said. Michigan history. carried signs and changed, occasionally and not use it for profits." committee's actions will "not be a lethal safety committee called Safety Scripts, She added she recently found a bag of Meanwhile, as the demonstrators march¬ stopping to halt the anti-nuclear group. As the crowd sang along with musicians, blow to the process." state: dead rats and a cow's uterus in trash ed down Main Street in this small industrial In a moment of tension as a police car Moore told them to be louder so the "I'm sure that we (the board) will be able "The custodial staff who empty paper containers. town, a radiation leak was discovered at drove between the two groups the coordina¬ construction workers across the river at the to decide on a president," he said. "But I baskets should not be subjected to either She said she did not really know whether Consumers Power's Big Rock nuclear plant tor of the march cautioned marchers to I continued on page II) feel bad that the search committee has the noxious appearance or the concern that it was a cow's uterus at first, but a in Charlevoix, resulting in the third keep things non-violent. the material may be contaminated. laboratory instructor later confirmed that it shutdown in as many months at the plant. "Waste chemicals, especially in powder was. "This is a peaceful protest," said Michael Rain Moore of the Huron Alliance. "They have as form, MUST NOT be placed in waste paper i continued on page 12) began to fall the mile-long line of as protesters streamed down the street from the city's Emerson Park to the site of the much right to be here as we do." Moore said the grassroots march would Zimbabwe elections half-finished Midland plant. Chanting "no stay orderly and stressed marcher coopera¬ nukes is good nukes," "people before tion with the police and city. profits" and other slogans and hoisting signs, the group was preceded by a banner No major alteration occurred between the two groups and the Midland police called Jree and 9 stretching the width of the street. reported no flare-ups. As the group turned of the street and SALISBURY, Zimbabwe (API Unoffi¬ rocket and mortar attack, the military Midland residents and storekeepers turn¬ — onto the grassy hill across the river from cial American observers said Sunday they command said in a communique. ed out to watch the procession composed of the nuclear plant construction site, a line of believed Zimbabwe's first universal suf¬ The firing came from "emplacements students, professors and workers in age some 30 persons stood groups ranging from toddlers to senior chanting in support frage elections were "free and fair" and within Zambia," but the air strike "silenced of nuclear power. They shouted "go get a asked the United States to lift its economic the Zambian positions" and there were no citizens. job" and "nuclear power is the technology of sanctions when the county's first black Zimbabwean casualties, the communique The group represented a cross-section the present" as the marchers passed. Most said. prime minister if installed next month. from cities throughout the state. of those in the pro-nuclear group said they Zambia is host to guerrillas of Joshua Meanwhile, Rhodesian warplanes swept "Our diversity as a people, yet our came independently. into Zambia and knocked out guerrilla posts Nkomo's Zimbabwe African National single-mindedness about nuclear power can The demonstrators formed a semi-circle after Rhodesian forces on the northern Union, which has waged a six-year-old war no longer be ignored," a representative around the speakers' platform facing the Zambezi River frontier came under heavy with the Rhodesian government of Prime Minister Ian Smith for control of Zimbabwe. Zimbabwean officials, who broke with Britain in 1965 over the issue of white Tanzanians take Amin's last enclave, minority government, hoped for turnout in the elections to a large help it in its campaign to gain international recognition. Election officials announced that 63.9 key dam; continue JINJA, Uganda (AP) — Tanzanian troops captured Jinja, to consolidate power percent of the country's 106,000 white and 2.8 million black voters turned out during the five-day vote, which ended Saturday. make a bloody last stand at Jinja and attempt to destroy the dam. Uganda's second city and the last stronghold for troops loyal to Idi The Uganda-Tanzania war began six months ago when Amin's The official count is to begin Monday with Amin, before dawn Sunday. Thousands of residents threw flowers troops invaded a 710-square-miIe section of Tanzania. President results available Wednesday. Bishop Abel and shouted, "We are free, we are free." Julius Nyerere's forces drove the Ugandans out within two weeks Muzorewa, one of the three moderate black There was only minor resistance by a few hundred of the and forced them to retreat toward Kampala until the capital was ministers in Smith's transition government, H> podermic needles, bloody test tubes and animal parts have been deposed Amin's soldiers. found in trash containers by Anthony Hall custodial staff. taken. was expected to win the election for prime The Tanzanian force also took control of the vital Owen Falls minister. Voting is by party ticket and Jinja, a city of 50,000, lies 50 miles east of Kampala and sits at hydroelectric dam, which supplies all of Uganda's electricity and the point where the Victoria Nile flows out of Lake Victoria. The Muzorewa's United African National Coun¬ 15 percent of the power used in cil is seen as the winning party. neighboring Kenya. town controls overland supply routes east toward Kenya and the Tanzanian Brig. Gen. Marwe Kambale, whose brigade led the Ay port of Mombasa. The elections were for 72 seats in black attack on Jinja, toured the town wearing a pair of Western style Jinja residents said the city was held in terror for the past two majority Parliament. Whites, although only .45 caliber six shooters 3 percent strapped to his waist. weeks as Amin's soldiers went on a rampage of looting and of the population, will maintain 28 The Tanzanians, who along with Ugandan exiles indiscriminate murder. Some accounts said hundreds of civilians seats. Whites will also retain control of captured the capital city of Kampala 13 days ago, are continuing their drive were shot. security posts, the judiciary and civil inside weather north and east to consolidate the service for at least five years. power of provisional President The Rev. Henry Lugolobi, an Anglican minister, said Amin's Warm weather will continue Jusufu Lute's fledgling government. forces at the Nile Howard Pollack, a former U.S. congress bridge had killed everyone who had tried to flee Activism lives! Photos of with a high in the upper 60s. The Tanzanian forces said there was no sign of Amin, who was member from Alaska representing the Jinja during the last week. Saturday's anti-nuclear power but cloudiness will gradually last reported in northwestern Uganda near his hometown of Arua Dr. Emanuel Netuwa said in another incident last week 60 100,000 member American Conservative march in Midland on page 5. increase with a slight chance of from where he could easily flee to neighboring Sudan or Zaire. people in a bus headed for Kampala were thrown off a 100 foot dam Union, said he though the vote was "free showers toward afternoon. The provisional government had feared Amin's in pairs. troops would and fair"- 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday April 23, 1979 SMLUIMA IK DOSSIERS Secret files show Amin's fears By MATT FRANJOLA Similar papers, written in a innuendo often Associated Press Writer I.ubega claim they the at the squat, pink stucco State were sufficient semi literate jargon were found Research Bureau headquarters to subject suspects to medieval KAMPALA. Uganda - Top in Amin's looted residences, A March 30. 1978. confi building. Yoweri Museveni. No. torture and death. secret documents scattered command posts and official dential paper on coffee smug 2 man in the new provisional ankledeep on the floor of homes. gling written by "Sgt. Ularkere government's defense ministry, Ugandans say they lived in deposed dictator Idi Amin's A "confidential" document and group" comments, "Many estimates a half million people perpetual fear during Amin's Guerrillas kill four in apartment raid security building tell the tale of dated Dec. 19. 1977, concerns security officers are involved in his disappeared and were pre eight year reign, never know¬ regimes paranoia, its ob "artificial hair." Case officer coffee smuggling, which now sumed killed by Amin's agents. session for ing who were their real friends. amassing records on "Kejjo" wrote, "When the wig encourges the civilians to do The files show people were Individuals said they tried to suspected agents, spies, smug was banned under government the same thing when they see arrested on the slightest sus appear stupid and to do nothing NAHARIYA, Israel (AP) Four Israel¬ Meanwhile, military officials an¬ glers, drunkards, complainers. laws, women have changed the security forces doing so." that would bring them to the — tourists and petty thieves. picion and thrown into research nounced that Israeli naval boats shelled over to other artificial hair is, including two little girls, were killed a In the ransacked building The manager of Cape Town bureau dungeons. Rumor and attention of the authorities. which I think is the worst under Villas, Amin's official early Sunday when Palestinian guerrillas guerrilla training camp Sunday belonging that once housed the dreaded resort the grounds that certain bad launched a pre-dawn raid from the sea to the Popular Front for the Liberation of State Research Bureau, rooms complex on Lake Victoria, re women elements can easily hide and shot their way into an apartment Palestine at Nahr El -Berd north of Tripoli full of files show the all per ported seven government em building. Palestinian spokespersons in Beirut, however said the Israelis shelled a vasive nature of Amin's se¬ curity service that kept "se¬ grenades in this round type of hair without any suspicion." Secret papers dated Feb. 11, ployees to the bureau for, "fighting after drinking, steal ing a sewing machine, lost Cambodians flee One of the four terrorists was shot and refugee camp in the area Informed cret" and "top secret" dossiers 1976. detail a claim by two men government property, car acci killed by a civilian as the attackers sources in Beirut said three persons died on the smallest details of many who said they were the owner dent, dealing in stolen property attempted to break into the apartments. A second was killed by Israeli security in the shelling. An army spokesperson said the shell¬ Ungandans' private lives. Thousands of Ugandans died of the same car. The file says the original owner was "killed and murder came to a case when thieves homemade alarm renewed fighting in the bureau's torture cham by robbers" and "after getting forces as the guerrillas attempted to flee ing was not related to the terrorist them villagers came to assist bers. and the bureau ordered information that this on the beach and two others were attack, but was in line with Israeli policy car was and killed (as written)." the deaths of thousands of BANGKOK, Thailand iAP> — Nearly 50,000 Cambodians, wounded and captured, the army of striking all guerrilla targets being owned illegally we Many of the files would be said. others — up to half a million, by went to check it physically (as ... including thousands of soldiers of the toppled regime of Pol Pot, ludicrous were it not for the streamed into Thailand over the weekend in the face of an all-out some estimates. written). An Asian ana Mr. torture and murder performed drive by tank supported Vietnamese forces in western Cambodia, Thai border authorities said Sunday. The Cambodians, coming in three large waves along a six-mile Cattle kill prompts fast for Gandhi diseiple As oil runs low, firms stretch of the border, trekked southward along the frontier inside Thailand, apparently intent on re-entering their homeland at a safer location. Thai district officials said. NEW DELHI, India (AP) Vinoba Bhave winning seemingly lost causes. In 1950 The exodus appeared to back the beliefs of some Indochina an 83-year-old disciple of the late he pressured rich landowners to donate independence leader Mohandas (Ma- hatma) Gandhi began a fast until millions of acres to poor farmers. Later he persuaded hundreds of outlaws to take diverse new roles analysts here that forces loyal to Pol Pot were taking a serious battering from the Vietnamese and were being pushed south into the rugged mountain areas. death Sunday because some Indians give up crime and start honest lives NEW YORK iAP1 The decontrolled oil into exploration The Thai officials said the Cambodians were about 20 miles - London newspaper, and a solar won f stop slaughtering cattle, a sacred Indian leaders fear Bhave for and production of new oil. south of the key Thai border town of Aranyaprathet and the s protest company that made the graph and beast to orthodox Hindus. spark ite shaft of your golf club may¬ "I will demand that they use officials expressed fear that forces backing the new government of may more religious violence. More than 110 persons were killed in be the same one whose gasoline their new income to develop • Continental, which has President Heng Samrin might try to attack the group. Although orthodox Hinduism bans the bloody fighting between Moslems and Hindus was just pumped into your car's energy for America, and not to owned the nation's largest coal Reporters at the frontier said about 20,000 Cambodians, slaughter and eating of cattle Indian April 13 in the eastern city of Jamshedpur tank. buy such things as department producer, Consolidation Coal, including an estimated 8,000 soldiers, entered Thailand Saturday. Christians, Moslems and some Untouch¬ The nation's big oil com¬ stores and hotels as some have since 1966, diversified into These apparently were forced to turn back but returned from about 150 miles west of Calcutta. The ables, or Hindu outcasts eat beef panies. looking down the road done in the past," Carter said. i mining. Cambodia Sunday and were followed by two other large violence began groups. when the Moslems at a time when the Earth stops Carter touched on only a The 112 pound Bhave frail and nearly attacked a Hindu religious procession in giving up petroleum, are couple of the new roles for oil deaf is known for championing and a Moslem neighborhood. sinking their money into other companies. In recent years: POLLS PICK CONSERVATIVE PARTY areas. t Mobil purchased, for an While some of these are estimated $1.8 billion, the Soviets experience n-power accidents energy own related — oil companies about 25 percent of the nation's coal reserves and a Montgomery Ward & Co. de part ment store chain. Mobil British elections close also owns Container Corp. of large chunk of the country's LONDON (AP) — Britain's opposition Conser which would give Margaret Thatcher's party at America; MOSCOW (AP1 The Soviet Union s plon to curtail construction of their uranium production others vative Party will win the May least 100 seats more than Prime Minister James — — 3 national election, off beat. • Exxon started subsidiaries top power minister has admitted what nuclear power plants which they feel are are more three opinion polls forecast Sunday, but pre Callaghan's Laborites. Western These investments, that produce electric type¬ dictions of the margin of victory over the analysts suspected for years — safer than those in use in the United even A that there have been several accidents those in alternative energy writers, golf clubs and word poll taken for the commercial television States governing Labor Party varied widely. sources, have come under fire processing machines. The firm The Gallup Poll in the Sunday Telegraph said program "Weekend World" said Tories are ahead at Soviet nuclear power stations includ¬ The Soviets make no bones about the in recent weeks. President also purchased large amounts the Tory lead has fallen from 10 percent just over by 12 percent in 100 "Marginal" seats now split ing an explosion and a radiation leak A fact that they intend to press ahead with Carter's plan to decontrol of coal and uranium-producing 43 for Labor and 57 for the Conservatives. It a week ago to 5.5 percent, enough for an overall U.S. congressmember said here Sunday. their nuclear power development predicted that the Tories will win them all, plus he domestic crude oil prices in areas; Rep. Robert H. Michel R-lll.. told a said. majority of 25 to 30 seats in the 635-member 20 more. eludes proposals that would • Atlantic Richfield bought House of Commons. news conference here that the disclosure Experts here said that based on the force oil companies to invest Anaconda Copper for $700 mil In the Observer newspaper, Research Services Labor won the last election in October 1974 was made in a private meeting on information Neporozhniy provided the the additional income from lion and added the Observer, a Ltd. put the Conservatives 20 percent ahead. with a majority of five. nuclear power safety with Pyotr S. accidents had been serious. The minister Neporozhniy, Soviet minister of power cited two accidents and a number of and electrification. fires but did not say when or where they But Michel added the Soviets do not Today is the first day occurred. of the rest of your life. Give blood, so it can be the first day Twisters, record flooding torment South of somebody else's, too. (AP) — Fresh cloudbursts Sunday Mississippi Gov. Cliff Finch estimated brought more record flooding to south¬ the bill at between $900 million and $1 west Texas and renewed peril along billion in his state. An estimated 23 000 Mississippi Pearl River while the Air residents along the Pearl River were Red Cross s Force flew a million sandbags to the forced to flee ■F inundated Red River Valley in the upper Burt Bratcher of the Texas Civil Monday, April 23 Midwest. And at least four tornadoes touched Defense placed the damage from ing since Wednesday at SI00 million in flood¬ Hubbard S. Lower Lounge 11 a.m. • 4:45 p.m. is counting down in Louisiana, including a twister Harris County and S50 million to $75 call Tim 353-8407 that demolished the Crawfish Festival million inConroe about 50 miles north of on you. midway in Chalmette and injured two Houston. The floods also have claimed at persons slightly. least four lives in Texas. N-accident caught utility firm unprepared SOCIAL SCIINCE READING, Pa. (AP) — The president of with a problem he never experienced the company that operates the Three IN before Crietz said in an interview with Mile Island nuclear power plant says the Wally Hudson, business editor of the firm was neither prepared for the March Reading Eagle, published Sunday. July 9-August 17 28 accident nor aware of its SS 241,242,243,300 scope for two The still unexplained failure of a water or three days. purifying unit, followed by breakdowns But Walter Creitz, president of Metro¬ of the reactor's emergency pumping politan Edison Co., spokespersons denied company misled the public and said system and several human errors caused the reactor to heat up and begin SOCIAL SCIENCE from the the utility handled the situation properly. emitting radiation within hours of the "Keep in mind, the man was dealing accident. STOCKHOLM IN Steve Goodman Concert . . . July 27-August 30 SS212 213 300 Energy heads Congressional agenda WASHINGTON (AP) — Congress re¬ decide whether to create SOC 400H 475 HALE and SAROW a n v Depart- turns from nearly two weeks of vacation INFORMATION MEETING Monday, and energy particularly the safety of nuclear power — again is in the ment of Education. The Three Mile Island nuclear power MONDAY, APRIL 33 7PM MONDAY & TUESDAY Room 316 Bessey spotlight. plant accident will come under congres¬ Other items on the agenda Monday include a visit by congressional sional scrutiny Monday when Pennsyl¬ vania Gov. Richard Thornburgh appears Courses, living accommodations, and travel 9 p.m. before a Senate subcommittee will be discussed for both programs." There Rosalynn Carter to discuss the problems of the mentally ill and a hearing will also be information about financial aid -never a cover- by the Thornburgh is expected to explain how Senate ethics committee which is investi¬ he arrived at his decision to evacuate and overseas study scholarships. gating Sen. Herman Talmadge, D-Ga. children and pregnant women from a The Senate also will take up the five-mile 930 Trowbridge area around the disabled question of how large the federal budget Pennsylvania plant during the height of For Further Information Contact: should be and, later in the week, may In the Spartan Shopping Center the crisis. OFFICE OF OVERSEAS STUDY 108 INTERNATIONAL CENTER Across from 353-8920 campus. Michigon Stpte News, East Lonsing. Michigan Monday April 23, 1979 , 3 Report estimates human services facilities to cost $100,000 yearly By SUSAN TOMPOR short term, drop-in services. student families who are not serviced State News Staff W riter by Although no formal approval has been Day care would be available at both the Olin Health Center and cannot financially The proposed human services facilities granted by the Ingham County Board of Spartan Village and the Red Cedar schools, afford health services, according to the Commissioners or the School of Nursing, may cost nearly $100,000 a year to operate, according to the report. report. both have expressed interest in the according to a final draft report on the Health care is another major need for the The human services facilities project. study group project. area, according to the report. has said that such health service could be The Commission on The final draft, developed by project Immunization, preventative instruction provided by the Ingham County Board of Housing and Com¬ consultant Donald Leu, has estimated munity Development has scheduled a public and dental care are especially necessary for Health and MSU's 9rhool of Nursing. hearing on the report for May 17. operation, maintenance and personnel costs as part of the feasibility study for the facilities. Annual plant operation and maintenance costs, would including energy and insurance costs, near $37,375 for the first according to the report. year, Hair dryers returnable The cost estimate is based upon existing costs of comparable Lansing-area school Bv WILLIAM KIMBALL the Meijer Thrifty Acre stores in Lansing buildings and a 10 percent inflation rate for Washington Ave. One out of five hair dryers in the United said. Sears Roebuck and Co., 3131 E. Michigan the next two years, according to the report. States are lined with cancer-causing The appliance manager for K Mart, 2 The final draft was submitted to the Ave., announced all stores will exchange or bestos to protect the plastic barrel from the W. Grand River Ave., said if a customer has refund Sears model hair dryers with the human services facilities study group high temperatures produced by the heating an asbestos-lined hair dryer and bought it asbestos lining, no questions asked. Thursday for its approval before mass coil, according to an investigation from K-Mart, they will take it back. publication of the document begins. ducted by the Environmental Defense Fund Waivaha Zerkle, the K-Mart manager, Merchandise manager for Montgomery The salaries, fringe benefits and office Ward and Co., 5220 W. Saginaw St.. said it in Washington, D.C. said current lists of asbestos-lined hair supplies necessary for management of the will refund or exchange any asbestos-lined Robert Roth, an MSU assistant professor dryers are inaccurate. facilities, which would be attached to the of hair dryers bought at Wards. pharmicology and toxology, said inhaling "The lists that name Sunbeam and other Spartan Village School and the Red Cedar asbestos fibers may cause serious health brand name hair dryers as containing A store official for J.C. Penney. 330 S. School, would entail an estimated annual problems. asbestos are wrong," Zerkle said. "We have Washington Ave., said it is refunding or budget of $58,000, according to the report. "Breathing asbestos exchanging asbestos-lined hair dryers The report added that development and may cause meso¬ just received letters from all companies we thelioma,' a cancer located in the pleural stock on our shelves assuring us that their under its "normal return policy." management costs could be met partially lining of the lungs which is fatal if not hair dryers contain no asbestos." Most major department stores in the with grants after the first two years. detected early," Roth said. J.W. Knapp stores are also taking back Development costs for the facilities Lansing area are not requiring proof of "Another disorder asbestos fibers may all hair dryers that may contain asbestos, would total $1,147,000, according to the purchase or making limitations on the time cause is 'asbestos,' a rare disease that said a spokesperson for Knapp's, 300 S. of purchase. report. affects the pulmonary functions in the The cost estimate for construction is chest," Roth said. "This disease is very based upon a completion date within the dangerous and often fatal." next two years, a 10 percent annual A spokesperson for the EDF said owners inflation rate and perfect soil conditions. of hair dryers should look for a gray or The human services project has a off white colored substance in the barrel of The Consumer Product Safety Com¬ model that has same number. HA State News Ira Strickste,-. mission identified the following About 70 high school students from around the state met Sunday on the proposed funding of $500,000 in the 1979-82 the dryer. hair 1214-1400 watts. Model 23A, 1000 watt front steps of the state Capitol to protest the treatment of Soviet Community Development Block Grant ap¬ "A black colored inside barrel proves that dryers as containing asbestos and brush styler. Model E-2000-1000 watt plication approved by City Council. Ad¬ potentially hazardous if pointed in the Jews in Russia. They sang, chanted and marched to tell their story. the protective material is only mica, which compact hair dryer. North American ditional funds are being sought by the study is safe for human health," the spokesperson direction of the user's face: Philips Corp: made in 1975 and before: group. CUirol: Son-of-Gun style Nos. TD-1 HB-1700 Norelco 1000 (black color) explained. The major facility at the Spartan Village A spokesperson for the Consumer Pro¬ and TD-2. Super Zap style No. SZ-1. made in 1973 and before; MB 2600 school would utilize a total of 12,800 square feet according to the report, and the satellite facility at the Red Cedar school ducts Safety Commission in Washington, D.C. said no recall has been ordered by the federal government yet, although it is Conair Corp: Style Stream 070- made in Hong Kong. Pistol 0991-made in Hong Kong 1200. Power Dial 'N styler dryer (green color). HB-3600 styler dryer itan color). HB-3601 styler dryer (tan color). Last made in Decem¬ Jews rally to protest would utilize 3,900 total square feet. Dry 140V-made in Hong Kong. Pro ber 1972. HC-1107 hot comb (brown conducting new research on the subject Governing of the facilities would be determined by a five to seven member board which would consist of personnel that should be available by the end of the month. The commission Style 065-made in Hong Kong 1200 serial numbers 1277, 0178, 0278, 0378, 0478, 0578, 0678. Jr. Pro 066-made in color). Sperrv Rand Corp. (Remington': HW-1. HW-2, HW-3, HW-4, HW-6, Russian persecution spokesperson said most from the city, the school district and the manufacturers of the asbestos-lined hair Hong Kong 1000. Thermo Styler 067- PD-600, PD-750, PD-850, PD-900. University, according to the report. made in Hong Kong (hot comb). Sunbeam Corp: Northern; Model dryers have already taken their own action By CARRIE A. THORN Services of the facilities should include General Electric Co: Pro-11-5116-005- 1821 (700 watt professional dryer). — pulling hair dryers off store shelves and State News Staff W riter child care, heath, recreation and education¬ refunding customers for old hair dryers. Super Turbo. Model 320.6350 (700 watt professional Around 60 or 70 high school students met Sunday at the state capitol in a rally to al programs, according to the report. "One major company, General Electric, is The Gillette Co: AD-3 4-bonnel dryer dryer). Model 320.8706 (700 watt profes¬ protest the treatment of Jews in the Soviet Union. After holding a two-day brainstorming Maxhatter. sional dryer). Oster; 202 air jet hair removing the asbestos lining from their The students involved belonged to one of several Michigan chapters of the National session with University Village, Spartan customer's hair dryers and re-lining them Hamilton Beach division of Scovill dryer. 301 styling dryer. 302 bio-wave Federation of Temple Youth, an organization for Jewish youth. Village, Cherry Lane and Red Cedar area with a safe substitute, at no charge," the Manufacturing Co: Hamilton Beach hair dryer. 370 styler dryer. "We are protesting two things — the fact that Soviet Jews cannot practice their residents, the study group determined that commission spokesperson said. model 480-(current). Models (made in Sunbeam: D-CW Professional religion as other groups in the country can, and the fact that the government has made it child care is the major priority for the Most Lansing area department stores are Japan):3830, 479, 423, 3850, 1858, 434. 52-91, D-ll. 52-9C Professional 52-91. very difficult for them to emigrate from Russia," Terry Zumberg. president of the facilities. making customer exchanges or cash re¬ 433, 432, 477, 478. Models (made in 52-9K Professionaire 52-91. 52-9H Pro¬ Greater Lansing Temple Youth organization, said. Because many single parents and many funds for asbestos lined hair dryers. Hong Kong)-480, 481. Model 425. fessional 52-94. 52-9P Professionaire The students came from various placed around the state — Flint, Ann Arbor, Owosso, students live in the area, day care services "We have been ordered by our main Korvettes Inc: HA 22M-1200 watts. 52-94 52-12J Professionaire 52-128. . Detroit, Muskegon, Birmingham, Southfield, East Lansing and other cities. must be available at a variety of times, office in Grand Rapids to take back all hair HA 2214-1400 watts-no asbestos in new 52-9R Professionaire 52-9RM. They carried banners, bearing slogans which included "Let My People Go," "Free the according to the report, and must include dryers purchased last year," an official for Soviet Jews," "Let Them Live As Jews Or Let Them Go," and "Freedom Is A Birthright." They sang, both in Hebrew and English. They chanted, they marched — they were united. "We're all friends here," Susan Failer, a senior at Flint Valley High School, said. "We're also all reformed Jews. We get together to study — at least we're supposed to Humanities forum — and for fun. We have a lot of dances and we sing a lot," she said. "This is the tirst really political thing we've been involved in." The rally also included a short talk by Imma Berman, a Jew who emigrated from the "We want to fulfill a major purpose under Soviet Union to the United States about 15 months ago. By DEBBIE CREEMERS State News Staff Writer which land-grant universities such as She recounted the hardships she encountered in leaving the country and tola of the Journalist Garry Wills will give the Michigan State were founded — to provide plight of other Soviet Jews. Berman said when Soviet Jews apply for an exit visa, they and their spouse keynote address in the Humanities, Science inexpensive but nevertheless educational If you have a problem you can't solve, or a question y and Technology conference at 8 tonight in immediately lose their jobs. They are often jailed and their children, if they have any, are opportunities for the greater community as answer, write Trouble Shooter. 343 Student Services I the Hannah Middle School Auditorium, 819 immediately taken out of school, Berman said. a whole," he said. MSU. East Lansing. 48824, or call 355-8252, between II Abbott Road. Locations of conference events will be About five or six MSU students, all of whom are involved with Jewish organizations on and 1 p.m. Ask for Trouble Shooter, the State News » Other special guests for the five-day campus, attended the rally. divided between East Lansing and the which guns down problems, sticks up for your rights and si conference include Nancy Dick, lieutenant campus and all events will be free and open "We are here because we feel an identity with these students and with all Jews around for answers. governor of Colorado and an MSU alumnus, to the public. the world." MSU sophomore David Lengel said. "It is very important for all Jews to have and Robert Veatch, a senior associate at the In addition, at least two public television freedom of religion and freedom to know and practice their culture. I purchased a pair of sweatpants and a sweatshirt from MSU Bookstoe and then had the Hastings Center in New York. programs will be produced during the "The number of people here is not as important as the fact that each one of us word "lacrosse" placed on each item at Shirt City, located next to the bookstore. I washed The conference, funded partly by a grant conference and the keynote address will be represents the entire community," Lengel said. the sweats alone and according to the washing instructions, but the letters, which were of almost $13,000 from the Michigan Council broadcast live on cable TV, Mooney said. Marcy Goldstein, an Eastern High School junior, said the Russian government had white, faded to a light green. Before I had the letters put on the sweats, the woman at Shirt for the Humanities, features three public even banned motzah, the traditional unleavened bread that Jews eat at Passover time All events will also be videotaped and this year. City said the sweats would not run and ruin the letters. Now I can't get them replaced. Can forum topics relating the humanities to made available for future use by interested you help? major issues in science and technology in "This is a good example of the oppression the Soviet Jews suffer - they are not even P.C. groups. allowed to eat the type of bread that is sacred to them for Passover. Lengel said. addition to the keynote address. Criminal Justice Other conference events include a week- Wills, who is also a professor of Zumberg said the rally will "hopefully give the Soviet Jews courage not to give up and You should be practicing lacrosse in style again since MSU Bookstore has replaced your humanities at John Hopkins University, will to hold on to their faith. long display of technological aids for sweats, with some reservations. Roger Foster, bookstore manager, said he showed the handicappers at the MSU Clinical Center. (continued on page 10) "We want to let them know that they are not alone and that we care, he said. sweats to the salesperson from Champion, which manufactures the store's sport clothing A multi-media presentation of slides, sold there. Foster said both agreed that the letters were not defective. "If there was a entitled "Dilettantes, Amateurs, and defect in the letters, they would start to curl," Foster said. But he could not give a sound Lovers: Historical Designs for Mass Con¬ explanation for the fading. Foster said the problem does not occur often, but it will happen tinuing Education" will also be presented by $3,825 FOR WFSTER TERM again if people are not careful when washing such products. He provided the following tips Conrad Donakowski, MSU professor of to help prevent heat-transferred letters from becoming faded: (1) do not use bleach, (2) humanities at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday in wash the items alone, and (3) do not put other dark clothing on the sweats until they are completely dry because the heat in the letters will pull the dye out of other clothing. its constitution. into Skory once a week for the past six weeks but they don't know what the delay is about. I Although the Council of Graduate Stu constitution was approved which does not administrative assistant and conference lived without music during spring break. Will my ordeal last through the whole term? dents withdrew from the Student Media include COGS, Peterson said. Goeke said he has sei s letter coordinator, said the conference is designed "We changed our policy," Peterson S.C. to involve the residential as well as the Appropriations Board in January, the said, requesting the funds to the executive ASMSU comptroller says the council still "but they still owe us the money." council, which has not yet made a decisio- academic community. Dust off your old tapes and dig into your wallet, because your tape deck is ready to play. owes SMAB money for winter term. But COGS President Chuck Goeke said on the matter. The long overdue parts arrived last week, with an unusual reason for the delay. Total cost he feels the council does not owe SMAB any James Peterson, ASMSU comptroller, "We do not fall under ASMSU's constitu¬ for parts and labor came to $46.41. Skory sends all requests for Sony parts to Fulton Radio has asked COGS to give $3,825 to SMAB for money. tion," Goeke said. "We don't plan on doing Supply Co., 5830 S. Pennsylvania, Ave., Lansing. Fulton, in turn, sends your order out to Sony's office in Kansas City. Art Simms, a Fulton service person told Trouble Shooter your March ready winter term funding. COGS withdrew from SMAB in January "I personally believe the withholding of funds is very legal," Goeke said. Since the full council voted to withhold anything." Peterson said he had hoped COGS would order was not buried among other papers in some office, but was literally buried. A and therefore did not transfer any graduate funds from SMAB, no action can be taken work with him on the matter. snowstorm caused the roof of Sony W arehouse to collapse. Your drive belt and motor were Members of MSU's Anti-Towing Coali¬ student tax monies to SMAB for winter "There's not much we can do," he said. "But among the parts beneath the snow and rubble. The mishap caused the service delay until the council has made a decision, Goeke tion will organize a student civil rights term. because new parts had to be reordered. said. I may have to look into it." _ march at 3 p.m. Tuesday. All interested persons are invited to meet Council representatives decided to with¬ I still have NCAA basketball tournament fever. Over break I spent some time in front of in front of North Case Hall. Participants draw from the board because graduate the tube to watch Earvin and Co. destroy the competition. During the finals, I saw a commercial advertising NCAA T-shirts and caps. I did not catch the entire address but will then proceed to Beaumont Tower. media groups were not receiving enough funding and felt COGS could more effective Canoe shelter incident remembered Shawnee, Kan. I really would like to have a T-shirt. Can Trouble Shooter ly allocate the money directly to graduate track down the address? K.R. Correction groups. Peterson said COGS still owes the money results in three arrests Natural Science to SMAB since the motion to withdraw A new NCAA hat may cool off your fever, and also complete your collection of It was incorrectly reported in Friday's from SMAB was not approved by graduate MSU-NCAA memorabilia. Send your check to NCAA Shirt and Cap, Box 1906, Mission, State News that an agreement between students in a referendum. Three students could not wait for the MSU Canoe Shelter to open and were arrested Shawnee. Kan. 66222. Jim Shaffer, spokesperson there, said the popular items are selling National Cable Co. and East Lansing Cable COGS is required by its constitution to for grand larceny Friday night for trying to open it themselves. for $8 each. In Salt Lake, the company sold 1,100 T-shirts and all 5,000 caps, he said. In Communications Commission forbids pro transfer 50 cents from each graduate Two 18-year-old and one 19-year old East Complex men were arrested for attempting to steal canoes, the Department of Public Safety said. The students arrest reports will be case you're interested, the official 96 page NCAA basketball program goes for $4. Send gram duplication among channels. student, Peterson said, and to amend the sent to the Ingham County Prosecutor's Office today, campus police added. check to NCAA Program, Box 1979, Lexington, Ky. 40594. Program duplication on cable television constitution a referendum must be held. channels is forbidden by a Federal Com In 1974, graduate students approved a The canoes were put in the water Friday but the shelter will not open until sometime munication Commission ruling. referendum to pay a 50 cent tax to SMAB. this week, shelter supervisor Harold Jean said. ®(p)Q[n)D®ffi) Court's appalling decision is the latest in a series In its constant battle against censorship, the press increasing number of libel suits, which could be won has continuously waged war against the Supreme by slick lawyers who play their legal cards right. But Court, whose decision last Thursday to allow proving libel by questioning tainted objectivity can plaintiffs in libel suits to probe the editorial process easily be thwarted by the verification of facts and of journalists comes as no surprise, in light of the truth, which should be available to any reporter past antics of "Nixon's Revenge." faced with having his state of mind probed. Even Since the Nixon administration, the high court has though truth is not always the best defense, succeded in slowly eroding press rights, inviting plaintiffs must still show a reckless disregard for such cases as Thursday's decision. Newspapers accuracy to collect. throughout the country immediately cried outrage at The court's decision seems almost inevitable, the ruling, a reaction that is not without its justifications. Reporters and their editors are given the decisions it has handed down in the past. undoubtedly distraught at a plaintiffs right to make Newspapers have been invaded without warning, and states have taken it upon themselves to protect inquiries about a reporter's opinions and attempt to establish a "state of mind." Moreover, the press has reporters through state shield laws, in absence of been miffed by having to disclose its motive for any national protection. In its action, the court has now also condemned the camera through its charges publishing a story, as well as its content, which in the of unobjective reporting. The case originated when past was the only factor that could constitute a possible libel suit. Anthony Herbert, a retired Army lieutenant colonel, sued CBS' "60 Minutes" news program, claiming the But historically, the high court has also placed the burden on plaintiffs to prove libel and has put teeth program's portrayal of Herbert libeled the former Separate but equal times lieutenant colonel. Herbert asserted in the 1971 into that requirement by compelling plaintiffs, in the telecast that he was relieved of his command for case of public officials, to prove actual malice and a reckless disregard for the truth. Beginning with the reporting war crimes to his superiors. Herbert When the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in 1954 that massive hue was raised by pale males, a few men did claimed in his suit that CBS, in its broadcast, cast precedent-setting New York Times vs. Sullivan case doubt on Herbert's story. Herbert subsequently the concept of "separate but equal" was clearly object to not having someplace to go for the total tan. 15 years ago. the court has since held that persons unconstitutional, they obviously did not have sex It was pointed out that although men lost their filed a $44 million lawsuit against CBS, naming suing for libel have more to prove than the differentiations in mind. Men and women do not facility, the women still retained theirs on the sun occurrence of error. That reporter Mike Wallace and producer Barry Lando as share bathrooms, dormitory rooms or even certain ruling has saved the neck defendants. The suit also named the Atlantic deck of the IM Sports-Circle. The pool at that facility of many a journalist, who must weigh the accuracy of lounges at this University. These separate but equal was subsequently integrated which prohibited his sources while attempting to be as objective as Monthly, in which an article written by Lando distinctions are clearly what society deems appropri women from using the sun deck for topless possible about stories. regarding the Herbert story appeared, as a third ate. Following the line of thought, it is perfectly sunbathing. defendant. However, the high court's muddled definition of legitimate that men and women demand separate Things became equal: neither sex had anyplace to actual malice is surpassed only by the vague In essence, the court said that journalists should facilities to be used for getting the total tan. go. That is the way things stand today. And, as journalistic concept of objectivity. The court should not have reservations about revealing the decisions For many years, that is exactly what the situation evidenced by the 755 names on a petition which calls confront the reality that journalists, as all persons, made in the editorial process if those decisions did was. Men used a closed-in courtyard in the middle of for ending that status, people are not satisfied with the men's locker room at the IM Sports-West are effectually influenced by their individual not perpetuate factual error. The court also said things being equal but with no separations. experiences so heavily that objectivity becomes an results would (formerly Men's IM). Women used a sun deck off the The solution seems quite simple. Schedule the more accurate probably occur as a intangible and unreachable goal. Journalists can result of this process. We are not surprised by the lower pool at the IM Sports-Circle (formerly facilities so both sexes have separate but equal serve the public best by using their abilities to avoid court's decision, but are appalled at their attempt to Women's IM). Things went along quite smoothly and access to both pool time and nude sunbathing time. blatantly erroneous assumptions and misconstrued police the press through probing the editorial everyone who wanted to be tanned everywhere Since it is no longer possible for men to use the facts, but should not be expected to satiate everyone could do so. facilities previously used at the IM Sports-West, it process. It is hoped the court's decision will not have But then last year, the need for integrating by producing a universally acceptable piece, if such a an impact far-reaching enough to impede the public's the means that certain times will have to be provided for feat is indeed possible. It is highly unlikely that any IM Sports-West was realized. To accommodate the men only at the IM Sports-Circle. This could either right to know. It is also hoped that prejudices, which two persons will have concurring perceptions about ever-rising use of facilities by women, the men's be rotating days of the w eek or rotating hours of the already exist in the judicial system, will not be used an event. Similarly, we doubt locker room was cut in half and divided equally any court has the to make the courts an easy way to collect damage day. inherent ability to accurately determine which claims. We doubt that the court's ruling will diminish between the sexes. The courtyard that was Although this may seem an inconvenience to some, surrounded by the shower facilities immediately objectives transpire in the course of reporting a the requirements for proving libel. But any threat to the sun deck off the pool at the IM Sports-Circle is story, let alone a reporter's motives. It is possible First Amendment rights should naturally cause a became inappropriate for nude male sunbathing. the only area currently available for accommodating that the court's ruling will open the door to an stir within the press and public. Although no petitions were circulated and no such activities. VIEWPOINT: NTCLEAR DANGERS What would Einstein say? By GF.R.ALD A. DRAKE. M.D. Hiroshima. The Stockholm International 2000. She answered in the following way, When the explosive energy of atomic Peace Research Institute estimates that "It is my profound hope that a sufficient were very rude. I saw no fission was demonstrated, Albert Einstein within 10 years meaning to your Information Act" said, "Everything has changed but our 35 nations will have the potential, through the nuclear power plant number of people with a high tradition of Read first, SN; letter except to ask myself one question. requires every public body to make available to any member of literacy, learning and concern for other How can someone degrade another person mode of thinking. We drift toward unpar fuel cycle, for producing these bombs. human beings may survive to keep alive the the public who requests it, a copy of a public who is not anymore superior than the alleled catastrophe." This year is the An all-out nuclear war between Russia human experiment. Our chances of such a then write right latter? record, unless that record is covered in one centennial of his birth. He died in 1955. One and the United States would cost us 140 survival are becoming fewer every day that of 13 specifically enumerated exemptions. wonders what this pacifist would think if he million lives and the Soviets 113 million. we allow nuclear Connie Hess One of those exemptions allows the public weaponry and an economy- could see the nuclear arms and nuclear George Kistiakowsky. former presidential I fail to understand how you came to 204 N. Wonders based on the use of plutonium as a fuel to body to exempt from disclosure "investigat¬ science adviser says, "Either we have to choose the title to Stuart Rosenthal's power situations today. proliferate around the world. ing records compiled for law enforcement The United States has 30,000 nuclear learn to live with the Russians or we and But if we do succeed in overcoming Viewpoint of April 18. The article obviously purposes," the disclosure of which would took Bruce Guthrie to task for making "interfere with the law enforcement pro¬ bombs and the Soviet Union about 20,000. Nuclear weapons in England, France and the Russians will die at about the same time." these extreme dangers and other dangers related to the use of imperfectly understood Judaism appear to be sexist. Contrary to Pepperonlshould ceedings." The East Lansing City At¬ China would add several thousand more. It doesn't appear that we are and your title, "Childbearing serves God," there torney's Office has interpreted this section drifting poorly controlled scientifically based was no mention of childbearing in the We are producing nuclear warheads at the rate of three per day. Some of today's toward catastrophe any longer, but that we are being propelled by the arms race and by technologies, I have no doubt that mankind will continue to develop in ways as yet article. Women were shown to be bearers of stay out of brains (as has the Ingham County Prosecutor's Office) to allow withholding of police bombs are a thousand times more destruc the worldwide the traditions and values for which the promotion of nuclear power. undreamed of." How could Renaldo Migaldi possibly reports from the defendant while a case is tive than the one dropped on Hiroshima. Jewish family stands. He specifically stated Shortly before Margaret Mead died, on Albert Schweitzer, theologian, philoso¬ write such a wimpy review on Rod pending. Once the case is concluded, as One Trident submarine can hit 408 cities Nov. 15, 1978. she asked what her that women have numerous roles and Anderson's case was, by a conviction, that was pher. physician, musician and African McKuen? His talent in writing is not only with three to five times the destruction of hopes were for humankind as of the year missionary once said. "Man has lost his responsibilities within Judaism, and that stupid, but it is a bunch of dribbly slop. I exemption is no longer applicable. the Torah does not present women simply ability to foresee and forestall. He will end figure he is just plain jealous of McKuen. The only other arguably applicable by destroying the earth." What substance as "baby makers." McKuen is a sentimentalist who says it I suggest you remind your staff that they like exemption is one excepting from disclosure or substances he was talking about is not it is. That's the trouble with most men . . . records which "would constitute a clearly clear. But if one were to be picked, certainly are supposed to read articles before they have a hard time expressing their unwarranted invasion of personal privacy." plutonium could be it. For this reason a entitling them. The feelings; which is why Migaldi is so ignorant Stale News good many concerned people are convinced Miriam Spinner on the subject. I am absolutely amazed by A Michigan attorney general opinion issued Dec. 9,1969 (OAG 4683) held that records of that the time is here when any 365 Phillips nation his lack of empathy. Rod comes from the convicted criminals are not confidential and possessing a nuclear weapon should be heart; he's not as shallow as Migaldi claims may be released to the public and repre¬ Monday, April 23, 1979 considered guilty of a crime against him to be. sentatives of the news media. Details of Editorials are the opinions of the State News and letters are personal opinions Viewpoints columns humanity. The same might well be said of DPS supporter I was just dying to call him up; he crimes committed by candidates in the nuclear power. First, because technically conduct of their election campaigns are a Editorial Department and politically the nuclear fuel cycle challenged the public to do that if they were offended by his review, but when I looked legitimate concern of the press and public. ditorinchlef lonogmg Editor James L Smith Anne Stuart Photo Editor Entertainment & Booh Editor Kothy Ki/bory Dave DiMartmo appears inseparable from weapons prolifer ation. Secondly, the record for accidents, gets a thrashing him up, low and behold he had an unlisted If Anderson can not take the heat, it is •pinion Editor KimG Shonohon number (chicken!!). suggested that he follow the advice given Sports Editor Joseph F Centers leaks and spills from nuclear facilities is This letter is directed toward William by President Truman and "get out of the ity Editor NunzioM Lupo Layout Editor Janet Haltmonr such that if it continues, the extra burden of It is quite obvious to me why Rod is kitchen." ampus Editor Michelle Chambers Freelance Editor Beth Tuschak Wilson, who recently refered to Paul radiation may create increases in cancer wealthy, and it is also quite obvious why /ire Editor Paulo Mohr Chief Copy Editor Kenneth E Parker Schwartz as a "little excitement seeking, Both in refusing to provide the informa and genetic defects which are passed on Migaldi works at Bell's Pizza. I think he has forever. And, third, to phase out nuclear unthinking little freshman." First of all, Mr. a piece of tion to Anderson's attorney before the trial, Wilson, your mentality level couldn't be too pepperoni caught in his cerebrum and in making the information public power is the only way to stop the and an eraser lodged in his mouth. high if you have to prove your point by afterwards, the law was followed. If Advertising Department production of lethal, long-lived radioactive giving this Sunny Luna Commissioner Anderson had, likewise, person, Paul Schwartz, such a Advertising Manager Sob Shaffer 1509 Wintercrest Ass I Advertising Manager Gmo Spomo/o title. Don't you think you could have been a obeyed the law, the issue would never have a physic ■< iii Petoskey M bit tactful? more arisen. Secondly, I get the impression that you Criticism undue, Richard W. Kinkade DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau have not attempted to park on campus for Attorney at Law any length of time, for if you had, you might ladie5 and gentlemen be able to see the reasoning behind the law was followed oh behalf of the cali¬ fornia institute for. SE& nop an tup «« truck broke okay, we'll just have governor. are you planning on no. i'm going r np aff yryj protesting of towing cars. From my own personal experience, I feel the University Lay off, Holdship the mellow, i 'm proud ^tw^ poun.gwrn- to watt announcing your a context for. a^fjtofft does not provide an adequate amount of Letters and columns have been printed to present our own uc^ypr? or. they'll be then candidacy for parking lots for off campus visitors. I have recently criticizing Mayor Griffith's and Crisco is great! ^ governor jerry ^ auttlelate. / the presidency cjkjkiuen? seen three or four faculty parking lots other public officials for making public the brown! today? vacant every day of the week, so why not police report about Commissioner Gary What's all this I hear about Crisco? I use allow visitors to park in these places free of Anderson's destruction of his opponent's it all the time, and it's the best! It makes the charge? lawn signs the night before the election. I am not agreeing that all illegally pan all greasy so the muffins don't stick, it Anderson's attorney claimed that he had cooks up real good in my chocolate chip parked cars should go unnoticed, but unless asked for a copy of the same police report, cookies, and it it is obstructing something, wouldn't a never burns the popcorn! and the prosecuting attorney had refused to ticket be sufficient? I have read many give it to him. So, Mr. Holdship. don't ever let me hear articles in The State News about the that you wrote "Crisco sucks" again! It's Towing Coalition, both for and against, but The criticism stems, in part, from a better than Pam any day! I felt the cynicism and sarcastic remarks misunderstanding of Michigan law. A Emily Litella which your letter contained. Mr. Wilson, Michigan statute known as the "Freedom of New York, N.Y. Michigon Stote News East Lansing. Michig Monday April 23, 1979 5 i> ' HI 1 "ukes •s CQai muxes March on Midland State Sens Photographs by MSI Marketing ( lab & Hospitality Association Presents Elaine Thompson. Deborah J. Iforin and Kathy Kilbury John Raestner of Anhenser-Biisch, Inc. SMS M£ "BEER MARKETING" l«t presentation 2nd presentation Mon. April 23 - 7p.m. Tues. April 24—7 p.m. Teak Room Teak Room Eppley Center - Eppley Center - Hosted by - MSI Hosted by MSU I say open Hospitality Assoc. Marketing Club my dressy sandals "MIX INC. HI SIN ESS WITH Pl.KASl HE" msu to everything dainty and feminine. Try these ROOTERY and you'll see that For the Men For the W i your every wish for fashion BllSklUS 217 E. (.rand River 225 E. (.rand Hi is Buskens' command. EAST LANSING 337-0244 332-2961 Stripling in bone $30.00 ankle strap in bone patent & ■SI black patent $25.00. OPEN Thurt .-Fri. till 9:00 Available in narrow & medium width. £) Michigan State News. East Lansing. Michigan Monday April 23 1979 Galumphing Gourmet the opportunity to By JOHN NEILSON lift one leg and noncha Sute News Staff Writer lantly vibrate the room with a resounding "I tell you. Gourmet, this place Theo's is blast of gas. The Gourmet and his friends sit exactly like that little Greek resUurant in in silence, too stunned to laugh and not quite Saturday Night Live — you know, chee'bur sure that what they heard actually happened, I was a teen-age zombie ger, chee'burger, no Coke — Pepsi!' You really should come check it out." Jay, the Gourmet's trusted resUurant until Tim speaks up in the quiet room. "I'll have one of whatever he's having," he quips. researcher, has come through again. This Soon the waitress disappears, only to By DAVE Di MARTINO concerned, means nothing but time the resUurant he has located is a return a few minutes later with their drinks. Sute News Reviewer the best. The film is only 24 hour place on the corner of Washington They look like the Cokes they ordered, but When I saw a zombie get the horrifying for those who can't and Elm in Lansing that advertises one sip confirms what they had hoped. Pepsi!! top of his head chopped off by fully accept Romero's premises; American Mexican /Italian cuisine and The Gourmet grins in smug satisfaction, an whirring helicopter blades, I those who have no trouble "Breakfast & Pizza Anytime." Not only that. calmly awaits his "Chee'burger." knew I was gonna like Dawn of watching a person's intestines Jay assures the Gourmet - this place has This is great, the Gourmet thinks, just like the Dead. geting ripped out of their atmosphere, too. Just last week, in fact, he on TV. In the background he can hear Bill The sequel to the well-known still living body should find saw a guy in there who looked EXACTLY Murray slapping cheeseburger patties down Night of the Living Dead. themselves laughing uproari like John Belushi. on the grill, where they sizzle away while the George A. Romero's newest ously throughout most of the It's worth a try, the Gourmet admits. Gourmet and his friends ulk. The Gourmet's film features more blood and film. Special kudos to the The party — including Jay, the Gourmet, mouth is watering. guts than your average butcher brilliant cast of extras who. as and his ex roommate, Tim — arrives at The burgers arrive in no time, and boy do must see in a lifetime. With zombies, made the film a visual Theo's on Saturday, ready for anything. they smell good! The Gourmet's high hopes zombies everywhere, back to- delight. A zombie hari krishna Jay was right about one thing — Theo's are dashed, however, when his sandwich is life and waiting to eat warm fellow was especially enjoyable, as were the overweight ones definitely has atmosphere. While there is no finally set before him. This is no "chee'bur¬ human flesh, the film incorpo¬ Greek food the on menu, there are travel ger" — it's a mushroomburger! Sure enough, rates the most ridiculous as¬ and those half dressed. posters above every booth with pictures of instead of golden melted cheese his burger pects of the American Dream Romero did his best to ex statues, temples, and Mediterranean sea has a handful of mushroom slices on it! and puts them together in a ploit the best and the worst of coasts, all proudly advertising the name of Sheepishly, they call the waitress back. format that draws as much humanity with this film, and as the country. The cook does look a lot like Bill She assures them that cheese can be added laughter as it does blood. I unbelievable as it all is, there's Murray, and beaming down from the wall with no problem, and whisks away with their guarantee you'll have a good some degree of realism to it all above him sits a big, glossy poster of Telly plates. Meanwhile, the Gourmet picks a time if you go see this film. that is occasionally unnerving. Savalas. Now that's cool. french fry from Tim's plate. Understand this: the first Not as much, certainly, as was When the waitress arives to Uke their "Don't the English call these things time I saw the original Night of the case with the black-and- orders, the Gourmet decides to do an 'chips'?" he asks. the Living Dead. I couldn't white Night of the Living Dead: that film seemed lifelike experiment. He decides to make a point of The burgers, when they arrive, are worth have seen it in a better context. enough to actually be real, the most asking for something other than the cheese¬ the wait. The Gourmet is not usually a big Back in high school, a friend burger and Pepsi he wants, so he glances at mushroom fan, but he decides that in this and I drove to downtown important factor in its cult-film the menu and asks for the next thing — a context they are truly delicious. They're not Miami, straight in the Cuban status. Dawn, however, is in mushroomburger — fries, and a Coke. All a bad deal, too, at $1.65 — the Gourmet finds sector, and saw the film as part color and was made under a eyes at the Uble glance at the waitress that he wishes he had ordered two of them. of a double bill at the Miami thriller. where, it seems, the zombies much more lavish budget. The The film's plot is basically a basic expectantly, but she Ukes the order without After wolfing their sandwiches down, the Theatre. The other film was are "instinctively" drawn be feelings of security that comment. (That's odd. Jay whispers after Gourmet & Co. pay their bills underneath Willie W onka and the Chocolate continuation of Night of the cause they like going there so shopping malls instill — much line with Romero's ordering the same thing — the other Tely's broad smile. Then it's out the door, Factory. Both films were Living Dead: bizarre circum much while alive. Eventually in own, waitress always says "No Coke — Pepsi!") where the Gourmet finds Jay standing beside equally scary. Need I say more? stances cause the dead to come the four manage to seal off the feelings, apparently — cause The waitress then turns to Uke Tim's the car. Dawn of the Dead, however, back to life and seek out warm mall and destroy all the zom Dawn to be considerably less order, but before she can do so the man in the "What can I say," Jay asks with a shrug. isn't really a scary movie, it's a human flesh as food. Hereafter bies inside, through a series of believable, if slightly more hu booth across from the Gourmet's party ukes "Excuuuuuuse Me!" gross one. Blood, intestines, referred to as zombies, the decapitations and other meth¬ morous. Word has it that blood, arteries, blood, shot-off beings can only be destroyed by ods which are utterly hilarious. there's a third part to this heads, blood and more blood is basically what the film is all trilogy waiting to be made, and I. for one, can't wait to see it. "5 S S D D O 5 B" about. And there's really a Enjoying the film. I'd say. is basically a func¬ Meanwhile, it would be a real STATE NEWS world of difference between this sort of movie and. say, The tion of your capacity to enjoy seeing ima¬ treat if somebody would bring Romero's Martin to town, but NEWSLINE ELLIPSIS Hills Have Eyes. Texas Chain ginative forms of death and mutilation. It's we'll just have to wait and see, 1 355-8252 PRESENTS saw Massacre or Last House on all done in the worst of taste, of course — guess. See you at Eraserhead! the Left. The latter three films all have their share of gore, which, as far as most fans are concerned LIVE true — but more importantly, means nothing but the best. from the Brody Complex they're truly frightening, films with a sole purpose of scaring a bullet tor a knife or an ax. for Soon after, a motorcycle gang Spaghetti UNIVERSITY "The Ombudsman's office and How to the living hell out of their all vou can eat that matter! through the head, arrives and decides that it GARDEN viewers. Such films use their which kills their brain for a wants in on the looting action, «2" VIGOROUS GREEN PLANTS < Use It." audiences fear, capitalize on it second time. These zombies GROWING SUPPLIES. too. And I'll leave the summary and ultimately exploit it until Mondays!!! HANGING BASKETS CACTI with guest Carolyn Steiber, eventually outnumber the re¬ at that. audience members chew their mainder of living humans and Enjoying the film. I'd say, is etti Tree TROPICAL PLANTS fingernails to the bone. chaos 250 S. Howard FREE SPIDER PLANTS MSU Ombudsman soon results, humans basically a function of your Not so with Dawn of the w purchase while they lost) hiding from the zombies for capacity to enjoy seeing imagi Dead. Most of the people fear of being eaten. native forms of death and 2nd FLOOR UNIVERSITY Tonight at 8 p.m. Phone in at 3-4411 watching the showing I attend¬ What makes Dawn of the mutilation. It's all done in the i 1 coupon per person. * MALL • 220 M.A.C. ed spent a good part of the film laughing loudly. Only a few Dead Romero's so great is director sense of humor. His worst of taste, of course — which, as far as most fans are ^Valid thru May 31.1979 J 10-5:30 & 10-8 Thurs. 640 AM -4ft: scenes — when a zombie protagonists — four people, a pushed in the bandaged leg- The Michigan State Radio wound of one of the film's couple in love and two profes sional zombie killers (their affi Network^ heroes, for instance — elicited liation is never explicitly- WBRS WMCD WMSN some scattered moaning, and stated I — find sanctum from that reaction was to the scene's the zombies in a shopping mall, Hey, Mr. J! Levi's® O O O Q Q Q Q Q Q inherent grossness, not its fright potential. Things carried denim or corduroy on in that manner for the duration of the show, actually Talk to Darryl Rogers jeans - for just $12. — and, if anyting, the movie on Locker-room seemed closer to an animated April IS EC comic than a gripping YOU'RE ALWAYS A WINNER AT CO-OPTICAL iJT IIIII mi! mi ANNUAL FmiVAL WEPMESBAY NI4HT 1 VOTE FOR YOUR FAVORITE CANDIDATE ' GUYS SLAVE AUCTION (ALL FUNDS FOR CHARITY) We offer you a large selection of contacts, lenses and ' CHUGGING CONTEST — GREEK STYLE fashion frames at such a reasonable price, you just can t beat it. TMURSDAY Brookfield Plaza Behind East Lansing State Bank Co-opftcol ji In navy denim, there are three ways to go: boot TWA- T0U-T0«A-.n5 Mon. & Thurs. 11 am-8:30 pm 351-5330 Tues., Wed., Fri. 9-5 bottom, straight leg or flares of all-cotton KII4HT J or REMEMBER THE LAST ONE? AGAIN BY DEMAND.. cotton/polyester blend. * * $25.00 CASH FOR MOST UNUSUAL TOGAS VOTE FOR YOUR GREEK GODDESS 'THE HAIRCUTTERS" In sand, brown, navy, or rust * * GAL'S CHARITY SLAVE AUCTION (BUY YOUR OWN ALL BEER, WINE, 6 NON-ALCOHOLIC DRINKS PERSONAL SLAVE)! grey cotton/polyester 2 for 1 ALL NIGHT LONG.'.' corduroy, choose straight YES! We are back with the latest in legs or flares. Waist -FRIDAV- cutting, and haircolor perming for 28-36, inseam 30-36. f>A4Akl ►AfcTY W the man and woman with a flair for fashion. ample parking 1417V, 8. Michigan Avenue Lansing T<"" °nd Korol*n KOLMML KAL/j/ *3^ - Above Bancroft Flowers 487 6455 on the CATA busline /ALL FOR ONLY _ 45 OAYS ADMISSION ANJ We want you to look fine in C " \z DPINKS - vau)«- o«r 3® 79. Call usl Jacobsoris Michigon State News, East Lansing Michigan Monday, April 23 1979 7 Fogelberg superb in Ann Arbor NANCY ROGIER Bv DENNIS PETROSKEY There's Sutf News Reviewer Angel. He did about the not speak until fifth song of the After a foot stomping "Morning Sky" which brought a tre¬ mendous ovation, he settled the Mary Mayo hosts punks • light in the depths of concert, and then it was only to your darkness give a brief introduction to crowd with his hauntingly at gala dorm bash . . . Let it shine. "Song From Half Mountain." A beautiful "Souvenirs." From Dan Fogelberg, "There's A few fans stood up right in front there it was on to "Illinois," and Place In The World For A of him between songs and he closed the show, after ap It's Sunday, and everyone at work is I'll tell you, friends, I saw a lot of strange Gambler" shouted a "Welcome to Ann propriately thanking Ann There was Arbor for asking me if I went to the punk rock/new things Saturday night. And I heartily no way Dan Arbor" and still he remained making the evening wave party last night in Mayo Hall. How was enjoyed everything. In the spirit of the party Fogelberg was going to lose unmoved. I was beginning to so enjoyable, with the popular theme, everyone was behaving very "punk" when he walked on stage before wonder if Dan was even in Ann "Part Of The Plan." He left the it, they ask. What can I tell them? Unusual? so naturally, they were doing extremely sellout crowd at Hill Audi Certainly it was unusual. Different? Obvious¬ a Arbor! stage with the crowd on its torium in Ann Arbor Saturday But then the Fogelbere faith¬ feet, shouting for more. ly. Worthwhile? Well, sort of. You kind of had "punk" things. to be there. Elsewhere in Mayo that night, punk night. No way. The people fuls saved the day! Thev were He returned after a few would not let him. minutes and stood in front of Whatever term I can come up with to reigned. Upstairs, where the refreshments not going to let him ruin the describe the party, I do have to say this; it were, a birthday party was going on. No Much of the audience was show. They simply wanted to the crowd with his strapped up was a success. A gigantic success. Between plates for the cake. I ate it from my hand. It standing and applauding as be recognized and a few scat¬ six-string and introduced was gooey, and very good. There was second the hours of 8 p.m. and 1 a.m., 350 people soon as the spotlight caught tered requests of "Smile!" and "There's A Place In The World walked in, paid their 25 cents admission, and cake, which the birthday boy simply held in him striding across the stage "Speak to us!" could be heard For A Gambler," dedicating it jerked spasmodically around the dance floor, his hands, while twoorthree women smeared toward his piano. Fogelberg between songs. And almost to "the press and the people I had a lot of fun. In fact, I had a great time. the remains of the first cake on his face and fans then waited as he settled miraculously, Fogelberg came who finally woke up to what When I arrived at about 10 p.m., they were neck. That I truly loved. There he stood, a onto the bench, and roared with to life! After plodding through nuclear power is all about." playing The Who's "My Generation." Pitch¬ benign, almost euphoric expression on his approval as soon as he struck essentially the same concert Getting political, he changed face, as guests laughingly patted his face the first chords of the East Lansing received a year the last verse and sang, ing my quarter in the admission box, I asked, opening "This is 'punk' rock?" "Don't worry," I was with cake crubs. Then the cake he was song, "Netherlands," the title ago. he turned an uninspired "There's a light in the depths of told, "You'll hear plenty." After I walked in holding was tipped forward on his shirt. (I cut from his fourth album. offering into a downright good your Three Mile Island dark time. Instead of putting the ness," and he asked the crowd and found a perch from which to view the helped.) What great people! Though his fans may be fewer crowd, I decided that "My Generation" was a More fun; running to and from the party than other entertainers', none audience to sleep, he put them to sing the refrain, "Let it via the stairway singing the Sex Pistols' are more devout. But some in the palm of his hand. It was shine" several times. After perfect song for this throng to dance to. Talk about my generation — people walked "Anarchy in the U.K." at the top of our lungs. thing strange was happening. like two completely different refusing to recognize his audi¬ ence for the first half of the by wearing torn white T-shirts held together Discussing whether or not it was fitting to be Fogelberg was not responding. concerts. After playing "Next Time", show, he actually wanted them with large safety pins, and frayed jeans with glad that the party was a success; "If we Performing by himself, as he the knees torn out. Skinny black ties hung were true punks, we'd be pissed off cause so did last year in the MSU he moved from the piano and to participate by the end. For Fogelberg fans, loosely around the neck completed the outfit. many people showed up," a friend laughed. Auditorium, Fogelberg moved removed his tan sport coat and Hill from the piano to a seat near loosened up the sleeves on his Auditorium provided the in¬ When I didn't see ties, I saw various types of Taking turns wearing the 3-D glasses was belts wound around necks and fastened. One another gas. Being introduced to someone the front of the stage where he shirt. He began to speak to his timacy and acoustics for them to witness their main man in his face was smeared with silver makeup (this I who said he was Joey Ramone. played his 12 and 6-string audience, at first uneasily, but Dan Fogelberg proper setting. And for those, couldn't quite understand), and dark glasses I've heard there was a lot of discussion guitars. Looking very uneasy in then more freely. He showed were everywhere. One man had lettered on between dorm R.A.s, who wanted the party his fans he has a sense of humor fans like myself, who enjoyed the front of the appreciative crowd, really the same guy we some vintage Fogelberg. the back of his shirt in large pink letters, to be canceled, and the party organizers the he barely and even broke up a classical watched earlier in the evening? After playing a new song from concert even while we waited acknowledged the "Disco Sucks" Women who were dressed as week preceding the 21st. Apparently, the his upcoming album he closed for Dan to "let it shine," the applause after particularly fine guitar piece by inserting a few For the remainder of the resident assistants were worried about bars of "Rudolph out the show with songs from evening proved to be a beaming "punks" wore the ripped jeans, ties, and renditions of "Old Tennessee" the Red- concert he chatted frequently and "Crow" from Captured Nosed Reindeer." Was this with the audience and gave his his classic Souvenirs album. success. some females with pierced ears looped safety having their cafeteria completely destroyed pins through the earrings. It all looked very by punks. A curtain was torn down Saturday, authentic. Everyone looked great. but that was about it. When 1 o'clock rolled And the music? Like the posters said, no around and the lights went on, 150 still there launched into a chanting session of "Hi, ho, LCC Dance Faculty concert shows variety disco. Throughout the evening the party tape, prepared by a coalition of Mayo rock 'n roll lovers, contained Iggy, Devo, Richard we won't go," handily adapted from the Ramones "Blitzkreig Bop." Hell and the Void-oids, Joe Jackson, The Sex I hope ther's another party, soon. For one By CONSTANCE WARNER good thing. an excellent selection for a One of the most delightful — with her strong, pure line, was Pistols (lots of them), Talking Heads, the thing, it's nice to find some people who State News Reviewer One of the most enthusiasti¬ program of this type. and unusual — items of the also a standout. Rezillos 11 missed what they played, dash it actually know the words to songs that are Extreme variety character The major deficiencies of the all). Patti Smith, Elvis Costello, the Police still terribly obscure in East Lansing, and it's cally received of the 12 items on program was a lecture-demon¬ ized the Lansing Communtiy the program was Tones, by Maria Mills, Lorraine Van- and more. Music like The Who, The Stones, doubly nice to attend a party that isn't the stration on improvisation given LCC faculty dance concert as a College Dance Faculty in Con Cathy Aveh, to music of Bob derpool. and Larry Lopez were by Mary Montgomery. Mont¬ whole was its sheer length, and and the MC-5 rounded out the tunes, all of same old glop. audience favorites — and which presented a pretty fair selection of the I'm very glad I was there. All you Mayo cert at Eastern High School James. A relaxed, free wheel¬ gomery directed six dancers in the fact that the program had deservedly so — in a suite of so much variety that it wound latest rock 'n roll. people who ran this thing: thanks a lot. And Friday and Saturday. ing jazz piece for Ayeh and four improvisations on themes Aside from that generaliza¬ other dancers, Tones was not¬ Spanish dances. Spanish dance which she suggested; the re¬ There was even a live band called Scott's to all you generally worried people over up looking somewhat miscel¬ tion, there is very little that one able for its sustained kinetic styles are both spectacular and sults were, putting it mildly, laneous. There was such dispar¬ Slash, which played five numbers then split. there who didn't want the party to happen - difficult; it's a pleasure to see It seemed to me that the crowd loved them, relax, OK? We're sorry if we made too much can say about the concert as a vitality and the energy and surprising. The high point of ity in style, mood, tone and them attempted and executed noise. We promise we won't do it anymore. whole that could apply equally attack of its performers. I the demonstration was a group quality from selection that the judging from the amount of hopping around to its various parts — except Dance for Myself, a jazz work so well, and with so much that went on. At least, not at Mayo. evident pleasure on the part of improvisation around an enor- program took on a somewhat that the program went on for by Virginia Nicholas, was some¬ mous mobile of metal fishes, in impromptu look. Some items on the performers. more than two and a half hours, what more sedate; it was front of a cyclorama lit in the program seemed out of which was rather too much of a pleasing and easy to watch, and Women from the Sun, an shades of blue and green; it place; one does not, for < abstract modern work by Claire looked as though the perform¬ pie, normally go to a dance Sibley to music of Herbie Mann, ers were moving through a concert to watch a clown blow STATE NEWS Johnny Carson, execs had the strongest opening sec¬ tion of any work on the pro¬ gigantic aquarium. The only flaw in the lecture-demonstra¬ up balloons and then make them into little dachsunds, no NEWSLINE announcing: gram. As the lights came up, tion was that, like the CQncert matter how well it is done. 355-8252 whole, it went OPEN PETITIONING seven women moved slowly in as a on some¬ unison (and without any appar¬ what too long. discussing problems ent music cues), silhouetted against a sunburst projected on Cathy Ayeh (in several jazz pieces) and Darcy Brown (in a LOS ANGELES (API - the cyclorama. The effect was coolly impressive, and suggest¬ tap number) deserve special mention as dancers. Their danc¬ Buy any fof Johnny Carson, his representa ive of some exotic tribal cere¬ ing gives the impression of Medium Pizza tives and his bosses met NBC which calls for him to host unity, as though all the parts of mony. The middle portion of at the Regular through the weekend trying to resolve the high paid star's differences with the NBC tele¬ the show through the spring of 1981. NBC, hurting in the rat¬ the work consisted of a series of solos, duets, and trios. Al¬ their steps weren't just arbi¬ trarily choreographed, but Price get the University College ings, wants Carson to stay on. though most of these were grew together in one integral Identical Pizza FREE vision network. NBC spokesperson Gene There has been speculation that a compromise will be attractive, a few of the en¬ semble passages were some¬ whole. It is difficult to watch anybody else if either of these st hove coupon e < coupon per order 5-7-79 Board Representative Walsh said that discussions reached under which Carson what busy and over-ornate, and two are onstage. Claire Sibley, would continue, "but they will 2830 E. Grand River would leave Tonight at the end | 1203 E. Grand River be held privately and their of this year but remain with the some of the dancers could have used a sharper attack. delivery east of 2 blks. west of Frandor to the content will be regarded as network for specials. Carson's delivery west of Harrison 1 privileged." Carson, host of NBC's popu- lar Tonight show, said last week that he hoped to quit on salary is reportedly $2.5 million a year, The Tonight show is NBC's most profitable regularly h Harrison deliv485-4406^ I m ery west of HarrisonJj■ flsmsu Oct. 1 — Carson 17th aniver- sary as host of the money- scheduled program, STUDENT BOARD making show. "After 17 years, I'm getting a little tired of it. I don't think I Talk to Darryl Roger* ^ April 26th, 8pm at Ho- petitions may be picked up in room can bring anything new to it, on Lockorroom r well High School audi- 334 Student Services. Petitions must and it gets a little tougher all the time to do it," he said. April 25 •^C torium 1400 W. Grand ^ River, Howell. Tickets: £ be in by 5 pm Friday, may 4. ^ adults $4. Purchase yf ATTENTION! ^ through Howell Com- ^ munity Education 1442 ^ •i(Pinckney Rd., Howell. £ AA<|> IS LOOKING FOR A GROUP w Call 546-6200 ext. ^ for more info. 281 * A career in law— OF MEN WILLING TO BUILD A NEW FRATERNITY AT M.S.U. FROM THE BOTTOM ********** without law school. UP. IF INTERESTED PLEASE CALL. After just three months of study at The Institute for DAVE WESTOL RANDY F. DOIF Paralegal Training in exciting Philadelphia, you can have a FRATERNITY ADVISOR EXPANSION REPRESENTATIVE stimulating and rewarding career in law or business — MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY ALPHA DELTA PHI FRATERNITY without law school 3S5-52S0 372-0340 As a lawyer's assistant you will be performing many of the duties traditionally handled only by attorneys. And at Your own The Institute for Paralegal Training, you can pick one of seven different areas of law to study Upon completion of NO new car in Europe Wednesday j Question; Should have a person perm? with a tint on theii hair your training, The Institute's unique Placement Service will find you a responsible and challenging job in a law firm, bank or corporation in the city of your choice. Special. a B.S.* The Institute for Paralegal Training is the nation's first Answer: and most respected school for paralegal training Since Normally it is not advised for o person to hove color and a perm The 1970, we've placed over 2,500 graduates in over 85 cities end results are usually net os satisfactory as a perm on a virgin head of nationwide. nair (hoir that hos had no previous chemicol serice! i TWO-PIECE BONELESS BREAST But if a perm is still desired there ore o couple of things to consider: If you're a senior of high academic standing and looking For a RENAULT 5 GTL First Whot type of tint was used A lot of hair dyes sold in the store for an above average career, contact your Placement (Le Car), brand new, regis tered in your own name I OF CHICKEN, CHIPS AND A have metallic salts which solution is applied con discolor or even break the hair if perm Office for an interview with our representative Start in Paris, drive any¬ where you like, and return ! 16oz. DRINK FOR JUST Second: A curlier s'yle would be recommended something that could be air dried. A blow dry style would cause a frizzy appearance which We will visit your campus on; the car to any of seven would require setting A person with rolleis or a curling iron to smooth it out Wednesday, May 2 with color who wonts a perm must make sure the hair is in $1.99. cities at no additional cost. he healthier' condition possible prior to the perm That is why we hove hoir onalysis nt The Hoi' loft For full details, and information on other services in Europe The including car and camper rentals and new car purchase pro¬ mill Hill lilllillllllllllllllllll 235 South 17th Street Institute grams, all at special prices available only to qualified college Send your questions to \ Philadelphia. PA 19103 affiliated individuals, call toll free: 800-221-3276, or write: J Offer valid 220 MAC Avenue, for i*; (215) 732-6600 i only at the ■ I he A3 Paralegal #1 ^ - H The Kemwel Croup, inc. 'JJaCJLLy Unlversi rsity Mell, Training ,,, Automobile Men Since 1908 i East Lansing store I Z-FaUE L'ensu g> Mi. 48823\ 247 West 12th Street, New York, N.Y. 10014 I 1001E. Grand River Or Phone JJ2-«66q Approved by the American Bar Association. 0 Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan Monday. April 23 1979 Opponents too tough for MSU; takes third in Big Ten tourney By DAVE JANSSEN tans, their inexplicably poor finish behind OSU. Iowa, Intercollegiate Golf Champion who came out to watch her and State News Sports Writer play had to be coupled with a Minnesota, Purdue, and Ilinois ship at University of Georgia in teammate Susie Conlin in their After enjoying great practice respectable performance by finished in order after the Athens. "It's like the national final home appearances. "Every rounds on Thursday, the MSU OSU. Trent, who would eventu third place Spartans. tournament," Ertl said. "If we once in a while I turned around women golfers were confident ally become the tournament In what had to be one of the can do well in that, like finish in to count how many were out that they could win their sixth medalist and Cook, who would understatements of the year, the top five. I would be realv there," I there were about 25) straight Big Ten championship finish second, bagged 79s to end OSU coach J.R. Abies com happy." Ertl said. "It just makes play if only they could play up to in a tie for the lead after the mented, "I guess you might say An outgoing senior. Ertl ing so much better. It magnifies their capabilities at their home first day. OSU sophomore the tournament turned out as I wanted to thank all the the people joy of every good shot." course the next two days. Karin Mundinger was fourth hoped it would." As it turned out, the Spar with an 81 but would move up But one could sense Abies' tans would again suffer from Saturday to enable the Buck pleasure, through his Laxers lose even non inconsistency and inexperience and be forced to settle for third place behind both tough Ohio eyes to capture a sweep of the tournament's top three posi tions. chalant reaction to the tourna ment victory. "Today's total (302) was awfully good," Abies tough State University and surprising Indiana, which like MSU shot admitted. "But I thought if we University of Indiana. But. for the first time in six quite Friday, unspectacularly was led by Mamie McClure's 80. on played good, the tornament wouldn't be close because no game to Michigan years, the story of the tourna one has played with us up here By JEFF MINAHAN ment really was not the play of MSU shot a bit better on (up north since the return from State News Sports Writer MSU. OSU. led by the perfor Saturday, recording a 327, as southern trips)." The MSI lacrosse team gave the University of Michigan mances of outstanding fresh five of the six Spartan golfers Abies likened MSU to his lacrosse club all it could handle Sunday on Old College Field, but men Kelly Trent and Cathy improved on their previous team of last year. "They lack the Wolverines finally wore down the Spartans to take a dramatic Cook, put the pressure on the day's card. Ertl holed the day's consistency, as we did last 10 7 victory. Spartans early with a solid second lowest total, a 77, to year." Abies said. "It's hard to For three quarters, the score was deadlocked as the two teams first-day total of 323, and finish the tournament in a do well when you're relying on traded goals and momentum until the Wolverines gained a putted out the tournament with fourth-place tie at 160. A 79 freshmen." two goal lead in the fourth quarter and stalled the remainder of an almost unbelievable final moved Conlin up to 163, good MSU coach Mary Fossum the game away to give the stubborn Spartans their first loss at day score of 302 to leave the enough to put her in a seventh commented on her freshmen, home this year. other seven Big Ten teams far place tie. Following them were who are such an important part Coaches Boku Hendrickson and Nevin Kanner were visibly behind. Atwood with 84 for a 169 total, of the team this season, "Our frustrated after the game, but praised the play of their team. With a 341 after Friday's two Spatafora's 87 and Speaker's 89 freshmen are so close to being "We wanted this game for the guys on the team who have been rounds. MSU already found for 178s, and Utz' 88 for a 181. really good that when things here for three years and have seen the program come so far," itself 18 strokes behind OSU As it turned out, it wouldn't don't work out they get impa Hendrickson said. "We beat them physically, we just couldn't get and six in back of It'. That have mattered how MSU tient with themselves." Fossum it into the net." deficit could be explained by a played Saturday. They still said. "When it finally starts Both coaches said the major factor in the game was the play of glance at the individual stand could never have caught the coming to them, they're going I' M goalie Mike Bucci. Kanner said that Bucci was the best goalie ings after those first 18 holes. red hot Buckeyes. OSU got to be great. They just need a the team had faced this year. Sue Ertl and Susie Conlin. scores of 73, 76. 76 and 77 from little more confidence." The coaches also mentioned the play of MSU goalie Bill senior co captains and Spartan Trent, Cook, Muldinger and After failing in an attempt to McGinniss. But Kanner added, "You can only stop so many leaders, were back in respec¬ Rose Jones to smoke the rest of defend her individual champi one-on-one shots." tive tie for eighth and tie for the field. OSU's top three onship, MSU's personable Ertl Co-captain Kevin Willitts led the MSU attack with five of the 10th positions with totals of 83 players — Trent, Cook and managed to keep up her confi and 84. Ann Atwood was right Spartans' seven goals, four of them unassisted. Mark Pinto and Muldinger — carded totals of dence and her spirits. "I'm Rick Dobreff were the other Spartans to score. behind them with an 85 while 152, 155 and 157 on the tough disappointed that we didn't win The first and second quarters were extremely close and ended in Baseball washed out freshmen Lisa Speaker. Nina Spatafora and Marianne Utz Forest Akers course. Indiana continued to suprise but I'm happy with how we did in the ties at 2-2 and 3-3 respectively. For a while it looked as though the past." (continued on page 9* followed with 89. 91, and 93 the rest of the entrants with Ertl turned her thoughts MSU s baseball doubleheader totals for MSU. consistent golf, shooting 318 for toward the team's upcoming at Kobs Field against Detroit Unfortunately for the Spar a total of 653 and w as rained out >aturda> runner-up trip to the prestigious Southern Reservations for the outdoor The games have not beer, rescheduled. beginning Monday. April 23 for MSU will return to action the rest of the term. Reserva¬ Monday when they travel to tions will be taken during the Western Michigan University hours the IM-Sports West is for a twinbiil. The two teams open: day 10 8 a.m 8 p.m Monday Fri¬ a.m. 4 p.nt. Saturday met last Tuesday at Kobs field with the Broncos winning the FREE and 1 p.m. 4 p.m. on Sunday in first game 6-5 and MSU taking person or by calling 355 5044. the nightcap 8-3. The Spartans, 12 15 overall Ightly Entertainment The lighted tennis courts will and 8 3 since the spring trip, be on from dusk to midnight will then return to home action 9 p.m. Monday-Friday, weather per against Ferris State College mitting. Tuesday and Wayne State Uni- !L L-L -J Close Out of Certain Pre-Recorded Lowest imported ^A| orted L 8-Trcck Tapes bottled beer prices in townJ $1.00 Large selection of artists such Off Rod Stewart. ■Li J ! ! I s^npyf (»et M1.00 off with this coupon on the as Rolling Stones, PinTrff'i new California (Quiche. Chi lies and Jack Cheese served with soup or Seals & Croft, Captain & Tenille salad, only 11.95 with this coupon. Mu> Bien and Many, Many More. I oupon good Monday thru Thursday, expires midnight. April 26lh. Bine and draft heer .erred .7- Now Only $469 with lunrh and dinner. (While they last) L.L Music Co. TONIGHT AT LIZARD'S 4k*m - M F 9:30-9:00 PLEASANT HOURSI Remington A Warren Folk*Ro«k w North Don r of Frandor Sat. 9:30-6:00 4-6 p.m. Mon.-Fri. . - SAT. Reduced prices on ASMSU pitchers and steins Student Media i , inn I II niuiif* 5TH ANNUAL SCIENCE FICTION Appropriations FANTASY Board V2 price on FESTIVAL selected pitchers! Appeal Requests Monday & Tuesday APRIL 16-29 I f • THE CtASSIC IfSi SCIENCE FICTION NUM. WAR Of THE * WtU K SHOWN IN OUt STORE AT 7RM, TUESDAY, APRIL 17. are available 4p.m. '12:30a.m. • SCIENCE FICTION ON VIDEO TAPE 11 SATUROAY APCU 21. PROM I 1:00PM -5PM A COLLECTION OP VIDEOTAPES WILL RUN CONTINUOUSLY (EQUIPMENT COURTESY Of MM1 RUY*) .< =Dufe;#AP' jP^ARMOUR VERIBEST Crisis: The Humanist Context" at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Kellogg Center Auditorium. "Humanities and Technology — Jimmy Carter, a toll taker on the Kansas Turnpike at Kansas City. Kan., says he gets a lot of OOt cal Innovation" is the title of Friday's forum at 8 p.m. in 105 South Wright, Kedzie Hall. David an associate professor of American Studies in Lyman reaction to his name. Asked if drivers crack jokes when they notice his badge, he said, "Yes. they do. But I get a lot more heckling when people I PORK BUTT SHOUIOER ROAST"- THESE POTATOES MAY VARY IN SIZE, Briggs College, will coordinate learn my brother's name.'' COLOR OR SHAPE. THIS IN NO WAY AF the event. His brother's name is Billy. SO GOOD IN SO MANY WAYS FECTSTHE EATING QUALITY. U.S. NO. 2 20 LB. RUSSIT BAKING POTATOES BAG 9 to 9V^ ox. wt. pkg. CHICKEN I DUMPLINGS, SPAGHETTI I MEATBALLS, OR MACARONI t CHEESE • FROZEN BANQUET PINNERS SAVE11* 16 oz. wt. pfcg. SHEDDS QUARTERS KEVK0 MARGARINE SAVE 1 r 1196 to U'/j ox. wt. pio FROZEN THICK CRUST COMBINATION PEPPER0NI OR SAUSAGE ADVENTURE JENOPI&A ISN'T DEAD. A lot of Companies will offer you an important sound ing title. But how many will offer you a really impor¬ tant job? As an executive in the Navy, you get one as soon as you earn your commission. A job with responsibility A |ob that requires skill and leadership. A job where you make the decisions. If that's the kind of job you're looking for, speak to our representative at the Student Placement Office on April 30 & May 7, 1979. Sign up NOW for an appointment at the Placement Of fice or Call Collect (517) 351-6370. 5125 W. SAGINAW - 2055 W. GRAND RIVER - 6200 S. PENNSYLVANIA SHOP MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 8 A.M. T010:30 P.M. • SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 7 P.M. Michigon Stote News Eg t Loosing, Mich.qon Monday, April 23, 1979 1 1 Leak delays re-starting of n-plant COJSSER VA TlODl COMMENTS WELCOME By United Press International ing," a Consumer spokesperson duction at the Jackson based General Electric, which built Energy report to face public A "small leak" of highly said. firm. the plant, will meet with utility radioactive coolant has forced The leak posed no threat to "We determined there was a workers Tuesday in an effort to some 100 workers or to the Consumers Power Co, to inde¬ small leak among one of the solve the problem. finitely delay attempts to re¬ surrounding area in north control rod housings, which are The reactor was in a "cold The East western Lower Lansing Advisory Committee will present its transportation areas," according to the report. store its Big Rock nuclear Michigan, Con¬ attached to the bottom of the shutdown" condition and there energy conservation report for public comment at 7:30 tonight at Some of the recommendations in the residential area include: power plan in Charlevoix to full sumers spokesperson Mike reactor," he said. "With the was no danger of any outside MacDonald Middle School. Kuschik said. amending housing codes to include conservation standards such as operation, a company spokes pressure on the system now, radiation leakage, DeWitt said. The suggestions of the "We went back panel, a subcommittee of the Planning requiring attic insulation and insulated windows and doors and person said Sunday. essentially to which is basically atmospheric, Gov. William G. Milliken Commission, may be implemented in East Lansing's Comprehen¬ zero operation which they there is requiring an energy audit for all rental housing every three years. Meanwhile, state public absolutely no leak. It ordered health officials to the sive Plan, now being drawn up by city planners. The public Other recommendations include broader goals such as health officials said after (workers) were starting from," only leaks when we put pres¬ site Saturday and they took providing comment session is designed to allow the public to express its insulation and weatherization for 25 low-and moderate-income he said. "It will stay that way sure on it." examining the area surround their "outside air and water until we figure out what caused A similar feelings about the conservation suggestions. households the first year, to be funded through the federal ing the Big Rock plant there problem at Big samples by state Police plane to The committee report suggests energy goals and recommenda the leak." Rock Community Development Block Grants. was "no chance" that any on April 11 prevented the Lansing for laboratory verifica tions for five separate areas — residential, commercial, public, An The facility opened in 1962 energy management program is also proposed for radioactivity leaked into the utility from restarting the tion of their findings," Mil transportation and land use. city-owned buildings, to reduce and is the state's oldest nuclear energy comsumption and look into environment outside the faci¬ plant. liken's spokesperson George Its primary suggestion is the creation of a two-year energy task the use of renewable resources. Other ideas in the public sector lity. plant. The leak was discovered When the leak was first Weeks said. force. The task force would be responsible for preparing pilot include maintaining standard temperatures in the buildings and The plant, last at peak capa Friday while workers prepared discovered Friday, the Nuclear The Big Rock plant has been conservation programs and action plans and reviewing such topics the purchase of recycled paper. to restart the reactor after the Regulatory Commission was rated below average by the city on Feb. 2, was "shut down" as city street lighting, solid and liquid waste disposal and reduced In the area of transportation, the report emphasizes automobile late Friday after "we ex shutdown for refueling and immediately notified, the utility Nuclear Regulatory Commis¬ energy consumption. and van pools for commuters, improvement of maintenance, said Russell De- said. sion for its safety record. Last public transporta¬ perienced a small radioactive The task force would be composed primarily of citizens and also tion and encouragement of bicycle use by making bicycling safer leak in the containment build¬ Witt, manager for nuclear pro¬ DeWitt said experts from year, problems at the plant of members from the committee. and more convenient. reduced its power output to 72 "Reduction of consumption of non-renewable energy sources is Land use goals of the report encouraged higher-density building percent of capacity, according the primary objective in the residential, commercial, public and as a more energy-efficient way to develop remaining city land. Midland march sets state record to the commission. i continued from page 1 > begin on nuclear Kasaboski said, adding that he nuclear plant could hear the sizable protest. projects. any new The bill would also call for an became an investigator in the case because of his "concern for CATA faces cuts Speakers stressed solar ener¬ investigation to study all as¬ the survival of the human race, MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY gy, conservation and other pects of nuclear power in and this is it in microcosm." THE DEPARTMENT Of THEATRE renewable energy sources as an alternative to nuclear power. Michigan, including the feasibil¬ ity of phasing out existing Helen LeTarte of Rogers City, near Alpena, spoke of the little-used routes "The money (spent on nuc¬ plants. town's fight to halt the burial of lear plant) should go to imple¬ The two-unit Consumers radioactive waste in abandoned Proposed cutbacks on some analysis which showed that menting alternative sources," plant is scheduled to begin mines there. She said a mea¬ East Lansing-routed CATA certain routes have low usage said Annabel Dwyer, an MSU operation in 1981. Its reactors signed into law last buses will be discussed levels. sure year by the graduate student in urban plan¬ and those at the now-famous banned the burial of any nu¬ Transportation Commission at Routes facing possible ser¬ ning and director of the Michi Three Mile Island plant near clear waste in Michigan. 7:30 tonight, 54-B District vice cutbacks are the weekday gan Solar Energy Association. Harrisburg, Pa., were desinged "They've been lying to us Court, 301 M.A.C. Ave. lines for Aurelius Road, Fran- "We must demand de-centraliz- by the same firm, Babcock and about the safety of nuclear The proposed revisions stem dor-East Lansing, Towar Gar¬ ed, low-cost and safe methods Wilcox Inc. But officials of the power," the self-described from a Capital Area Transpor¬ dens. Haslett Road and (to provide energy)." Jackson based utility have in¬ homemaker and mother said to tation Authority performance Okemos. State Rep. Mark Clodfelter sisted the facility will be safe. the crowd. "And they're still spoke on the bill he and Rep. The Rev. W'alter Kasuboski, lying to us." Lynn Jondahl, an East Lans an investigator in the Karen ing Democrat, will introduce in Silkwood case in Oklahoma Bob Anton, a Native Ameri¬ PORNO TONIGHT LAST 1 DAYS can activist from New York, SHAWN HARRIS IS PRETTY SOMETIME SWEET SUSAN' the House that will call for a City, spoke about the six-week IS PLAYED BY ALWAYS five-year moratorium on con¬ old trial. spoke about the fight to pre¬ THE LUSTY DOINGS, OF COURSE. GET THE MOST READY SHAWN HARRIS, A serve remaining Indian land, struction of nuclear plants in He told the story of Silk SCREEN TIME " PROVOCATIVE FILLY WITH some of which contains uranium A TURN-ON TORSO AND A Michigan. wood, a 28-year-old lab techni fuel used in reactors. TEASING, TORRID The Flint Democrat said the cian in a nuclear plant in TAKE-YOUR-TIME bill will put the nuclear power question "in the hands of demo Oklahoma, who allegedly dis¬ covered documents said to "Uranium mines are ed on our territory and our develop¬ TECHNIQUE" VijayTendulkar cracy" and the people of the prove that records about the people are dying on it already," Banned in Bombay " 'SOMETIME SWEET state, adding that he believed reactor's fuel rods were falsi¬ Anton said. "It is the highest SUSAN' IS THE chances for the bill's passage fied. killer of our people in the PORNO VERSION FIRST TIME I HAVE OF THE'THREE FACES SEEN LOVE. OR are good. Silkwood was going to a southwest area. We have to OF EVE'." EVEN AFFECTION. Clodfelter's speech was meeting with a New York struggle harder because we are COLORING THE SEX IN A PORNO greeted with general approval, Times reporter when her car still in that natural world." but some demonstrators pro¬ was struck from behind, killing He added that any develop¬ tested against the bill's provi¬ her, Kasuboski said. He added ment that could destroy the sion to allow plants to operate that the documents then dis¬ with two-thirds approval of the Earth must be stopped. In a appeared. House and Senate. final note, he also reassured the He said the investigation demonstrators that the contin¬ Existing plants could not charges the plant with operat iMRVN HOPPVi r- ual rain was a good sign, though begin operation without a safe¬ ing in a negligent and criminal many thought it symbolic when MAY 1-5 ty certificate from the state way and charges conspiracy it began to rain the moment the Department of Public Health and coverup on the part of the Showtimes: 7:30, 9:00, 10:30 march started. and legislative approval accord city police, highway patrol and Showploce: 106 B Weill ARENA THEATER ing to the bill. After the plant security forces. Admission: 2.50 students 3.SO non-students five-year moratorium period, similar approval would be "We have to speak and use our democracy to up freely 835 PM. necessary before work could control the nuclear industry," Council Box Office 355-0148 sets 'bids' talk The Lansing City Council will property from Jim Heppinstal, consider a resolution to request 313 Vicksburg Drive, will also bids on data processing equip¬ be considered by the council. ment at 7 tonight in the council chambers on the 10th floor of City Hall. The council will also decide on a resolution which would increase wrecker license rates. A letter regarding the pur 1=^1 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY chase of the Diamond Reo THE DEPARTMENT OF THEATRE ft i', r You ind onothii Adult admitted Presents lor the price tfjRRICANE THEN . . . there is only one safe place.. ... at those December 2, 1975 showcase Theatres. " V BOB SEGER & PETER FRAMPTON a play to a sell-out crowd in MSU's Auditorium . . . by SHOCKING TERROR' May 2, 1977 SHOWTIME S: THE OUTLAWS & PABLO CRUISE Vijay Tendulkar M-F 6:45 ft 9:15 1 S«S 1:30. 4. 6:45.9:15 shine together in the Fairchild Theatre . . . Banned in Bombay AND NOW ... April 27, 1979 Tonight OPEN 7PM shows yr * BAROOGA BANDIT & THE ROCKETS 7:20-9:30 together in the MSU Auditorium MAY 1-5 VOIGHT fl Mm Showtimes WILL YOU BE WISHING YOU HAD SEEN THIS no ARENA THEATER S & S hOO. 4:30.1 DYNAMIC DUO? CHAMP 835 PM. Tickets: $3.50 & $4.50 Available at MSUnion, Campus Corners II, Box Office 355-0148 Sounds & Diversions, and WhereHouse Records II & III | ^J^Snomc M-F SHOWTIMES 7:1519:45 545 2, 4:45, 7:154 f: HAIR an asmsu pop entertainment 101-FM production & J 2 Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan Monday April 23 1979 Women demonstrate Biology lab waste upsets janitors w i AtH-'iTS J? 75 Tf sn a so STUCIN-S * : (continued from page 11 However, Bob McKenzie, a Stevens added she asked environmentalist Richard Ives fessor and chairperson of the poultry science department) in chairperson of the dairy science support for Title IX D -The Ja l department, said he recalls $!£m research associate of dairy sei to investigate the situation, but regards to the above captioned receiving a complaint from WASHINGTON iAP) ■ Promise" fWL weaken those rules. I - not to ence who works in Anthony said Ives "has not done us a bit problem. After discussion of Zindel last summer concerning About 250 young women The Hall, said of the incident, "It of good." specific problems with several animal parts in trash cans. women say the National marched from the White House was only a little old ovary." "When the uterus was found rooms and the draft copy of the He added Zindel did show him to the Capitol Sunday — tumbl Collegiate Athletic Association | (TIS 4:00) I: IS (US 5:30) 1:15 1 in waste container he and sports officials at many big When asked why a cow's a (Ives) Safety Script "Everything You the letter, but Hafs said he has ing gymnasts leading the way schools, particularly football The originmi U uterus was put inside a waste said it's such a small part of the Always Wanted to Know About not heard anything about the to demonstrate support - for Murder by container, Lee Shull, assistant professor of dairy science, said animal that it is no big thing," said Joe Weirauch, head custo Discarding Waste Items,' Mr. Zindel reassured this office that incident since last summer. Custodial staff employees government rules banning sex powers, have been vigorously lobbying Congress and the De |pi' -i-Decree 0! a*™ i "We have a lot of students in research and they may not dian in Anthony Hall. Ives was also called in last the problem would be taken care of by his office." said non adherence to Safety Script is the most dis¬ the discrimination in college athlet ics. The partment of Health, Education and Welfare to weaken Title IX U«9 " JAMES MASON pc Rogers in the 25th century „ B ■ women promised to re¬ when HEW guidelines for en understand that you don't throw a cow's uterus in the year when custodians were complaining about waste found Zindel said he does not recall ever receiving the letter. turbing aspect of the situation. turn Monday and Tuesday to try forcing it are issued in a few- H (TIS 5:45)»: 15 (TIS 6:00) 0:00 1 and persuade congressmembers months. garbage can." in trash containers. He said the laboratories in ■ wait Dismnr Stevens waste said she believes nothing will be done about the containers until "a whole damn cow is thrown in." MSG After the investigations, Ives wrote William G. Campbell, general supervisor of custodial services and physical question are not under his jurisdiction, but he would see to it that the occurrence of animal parts and hypodermic needles State News H Q ■ W The NORTH AVENUE IRREGULARS (TIS 5:30) 7:45 ■ JbrmgjM (TIS 5:45) 1:15 sally fielo H P| "We have been fighting this plant, giving him the following in trash cans stopped. Newsline |"HEAVEN CAN WAIT" Cukt Urrwooo dB M for almost a year now and we reassurance: Zindel also asked how long are going to continue," Stevens "This is to inform you and this type of disposal has been a fyirr WhrtCM Wat NiBV 1 said. "Custodians in the build your staff that a meeting was problem because he said this 355-8252 ■1 (TIS 5:45) 8:00 PC Out Loom (TtS 5:3015:00 in AiiR LOkimJ^ ing before us complained about held on this day i Aug. 8. 1978) was the first he had heard of it. it, but they just gave up." with Mr. Howard Zindel (pro¬ Harold Hat's, professor and «*ONE TRUTH BANF featuring (S) john Mclaughlin! LES BALLETS TROCKADEU© THURSDAY, MAY 3, DE MONTE CARLO ERICKSON KIVA This side-splitting satirical company of ten men on point in tutus is enjoyed equallv b\ children and adults. "The Trocks" satirize 7:30 & 10 PM S6. Tickets on sale at the MSU Union Ticket Office, Wherehouse^ and burlesque their way through well-known ballet classics. "One of the funniest entertain¬ ments ever devised," says Variety Records II, Flat, Black & Circular & Castellani's Market, v sion of the ASMSU Programming Board, funded by student t ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY! the Kiv WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25 at 8 15 P.M. UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM Remaining tickets on sale NOW at the Union Ticket Office. Phone 355-3361 for availability. BLACIOAIAMASSAS Livelv Arts Series Choice Series ^HaDtfllueiCiflwiljause -SA1.EM WITCHCRAFT john To The BUS STOP hartford APRIL 30 Tickets $6 50 In Advance TICKET OUTLETS Tlw Bin Stou On. Shoo Where Mouse Records II NEW CP ASS REVIVAL FRIDAY & SATURDAY APRIL 278.28 8&K):30PM McDONEL KIVA $5.50 of MSU Union Ticket Office Elderly Instruments, Catellani s Market. $6 at the door. ✓ Mariah is a division ot the ASMSU Programming Board, tunded by student tax money. McDonel Kiva is not f • accessible to handicappers. " The world's greatest cellist and possibly the greatest who ever lived." Mstisiav CARLIN Rostropovich Cello and Special Guests TRAVIS and SHOOK Featuring the material In Concert you can't hear on TV! SAMUEL SANDERS. PIANO The great Soviet artist is a virtuoso beyond compare and one of the most searching and profound musicians of our time. For MSU, he has selected a program which includes music of Bach, Beethoven, Weber and Britten. SATURDAY, MAY 5 at 8:15 P.M. University Auditorium University Series Event Single tickets on sale now at the Union Ticket Office Thursday April 26 • 8 pm LANSING CIVIC CENTER RESERVED 9EATS abla at tha Laaalng ««.M-7.MAdeaaeatteka«. avail- 1 Civic Caatar Boa Office. Record I land (Meridian * Laaaiag Malta) and Dlacoant I (e) an asmsu pop entertainment 101-fm production ^ da (E. Laaaiag). f Classified Advertising [ Automotive ~||^j I Employment Employment |[ji] 1 Employment |ffj| | Apartments |^i] | gpyimenls jj^ | Apartments Information PINTO, RUNABOUT, 1974 EARN MONEY FOR LIFE'S PART TIME kitchen help, 2 SUMMER EMPLOYMENT: RED GIANT has a large SUMMER SUBLET PHONE 355-8255 347 Student Services Modified gas tank, LARGE 2 party furnished - (Fall Bldg. $550. EXTRAS. Become an Avon days/week, one night. Apply Waiters, waitresses, Hostes¬ selection of houses, apart option) 1 bedroom, fur¬ 332-4780. 3-4-24(31 efficiency. Close to campus, RATES representative. You can earn in person after 5 pm, ses, Bartenders, Cooks, kit¬ nished, carpet, very clean, ments, duplexes, studios etc Air conditioning. $210/ extra money selling quality FRENCHIE'S BAR, 400 Bak¬ chen help and groundskee- . . . Most areas, sizes,- and month-fall. $140/month, near bus. $240. 332-2663. PLYMOUTH 1971 Valiant products part-time during the er, Lansing. 8-4-25 (5) pers. Send resume and pic¬ prices. Call and see if we have summer. After 5 p.m. 487- 2-4-24 (4) 1 Scamp. 2-door, automatic, hours that suit you best. For ture, giving date available & day-90' per line power steering and brakes. what you're looking for. Be- 4451. 20-4-30 (5) 3 details, call 482-6893. MALE SAILING, general experience to: BILL OLI¬ tween 9-9, 349-1065. UNIVERSITY TERRACE dcys-80' per line Yellow with black vinyl. C-21-4-30 (8) VER'S LAKE 6 doys-75' per line counselors. Male/female sail¬ FRONT 10-4-27 (7) ONE BEDROOM apartment 65,000 miles. $650/offer. 394 boat cruising counselor for LODGE, P.O. Box 146, Pru- for rent. $160 plus utilities. 8 days-70' per line 4652. 5-4-27 (6) DENTAL ASSISTANT, full or Michigan Wilderness camp. denville, Ml 48651, (Hough¬ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 339-9552,655-2501. Summer leases avail¬ 14.40 27 00 part time. Experienced in four 20 & older. 332-3991 ton Lake). 19-4-24 (9) furnished, 1 bedroom, utilities 4-4-24 (4) able. Few for Fall. 4.30 16 80 VW BUS-1977, like new, handed Dentistry. Call 482- 31.50 line rate per insertion 6-4-30 (51 paid, $175 month + deposit. stereo cassette, 31,000 miles, 5546. 5-4-27 14) OVERSEAS JOBS 489-5574, after 6 p.m. Open showing Satur¬ - sum¬ SUMMER SUBLET, 2-man. MASTERCHARGE i VISA WELCOME rustproofed, $5200. 355-1141. DENTAL mer/year round. Europe, S. 0-3-4-25 (4) Good location, balcony. Call days 11am-2pm or by RECEPTIONIST, 6-4-2714) EconoLines 3 lines-'4.00-5 days. 80: full time. Experience pre¬ America, Australia, Asia, etc. 332-5880. 4-4-24 (4) appointment. Phone per line eochers, All K-8 All fields, $500-$1200 month¬ over 3 lines. No adjustment in rate when grader ferred. Salary open. 485- SUMMER SUBLET one between 3pm-7pm, VW 1972 SUPER Beetle new income Catholic schools ow 7123. 2-4-24 (3) ly. Expenses paid. Sightsee¬ bedroom, furnished, air, rent SUMMER, 1 or 2 bedroom cancelled. Price of item(s) must be stated battery/generator, runs well, n Texas Small monthly ing. Free information: IJC, Monday-Friday: includes utilities. 332-0592. furnished, AC, $160/month, in ad. Maximum sale call Harry 353-7079 or 353- tipend furnished housing Box 52-ME, Corona, Del Mar, price of MOO. 4-4-26 (4) close to campus. 337-0064. Peanuts Personal ads-3 lines 6344. 4-4-24 (41 ind basic needs provided. Ca. 92625. 15-5-1 (81 '2.25 3-4-23 (3) - - per insertion. 75' per Begin Aug 12. Write Volun- FEMALE TO share furnished, line over 3 lines (pre¬ for Educational and ATTENTION BUSINESS and Have you always wished you negotiable. 332-7861 or 355- payment). Rummage/Garage Sale ads- 4 lines '2.50. - Auto Service |f/"| Social Services. Box N 3001 Congress Austin. could strike up a conversa¬ tion with someone you don't pre-professional nationally known company, students, 2902. 8-5-2 (3) YES... two ONE One BEDROOM, furnished. block from campus. 63' per line over 4 178704. June 15. $210/month. 351 - lines-per insertion. know ... but would like to? interviewing students, for 1 BEDROOM, 10 minutes johns per apt. 7778. 6-4-25 (31 'Round Town ads—4 MASON BODY SHOP, 812 E. work program. lines-'2.50-per insertion. summer High from campus in the country. And Balconies, too. Kalamazoo, since 1940. Auto How would you like to be profit and excellent experi¬ Parking. Daily, 339-2977. 63' per line over 4 lines. SUMMER SUBLET, own painting - collision service. PART TIME evenings, Mon- pajc| t0 meet |e ence, must be free to relocate 8-5-2 13) Waters & Rivers lost 8 Found ads/Transportation ads room, 4 blocks from campus, 3 lines-'l ,50-per insertion. 50' per line f°r^9n cars. 485- 0256. C-21-4-30 (5) day through Friday. LCC area. Must be neat, depend- wou(d never have reason tQ for the summer, for interview Edge Apts. $230 for summer. Karen, 337- over ta|k t0? appointment, call 485-2324. 2043. 8-4-30 (4) 3 lines. able and have own transpor- 6-4-27(11) leasing for Summer only GOOD USED tires, 13-14-15 tahom Call between 2 and 5. We can help p|ace you jn CEDAR VILLAGE 261 River St. NEEDED, FEMALE room¬ Deadlines inch, Mounted free. Used 655-3931. 5-4-25 (6) such an ideal situation, SECRETARY NEEDED gen¬ APARTMENTS mates to share a one bed¬ - wheels and hub caps. PEN- eral office work. (next to Cedar Village) Ads-2p.rn.-l closs day before publication. Type 50 room apartment for summer NEL SALES. 1825 Michigan, COUNSELORS AND We need outgoing assertive wpm, full-time. 487-8213. term. Cedar River Apart¬ Cancellation Change-lp.m.-l class day be¬ Lansing, Michigan, 48912. W.S.I.'s needed for summer individuals to demonstrate 7-4-23(3) Now leasing for 332-4432 ments. Cheap rent. Call 337- fore publication. 482 5818. C-13-4-30 (61 day camp. Must live in north- Westbend cookware on a summer and fall. 0286^ 5-4^25 (6)_ Once ad is ordered it cannot be cancelled or JUNK CARS wanted. Also TcSS i(^bur^S °« I?e,roit' $500-$900. June 18-August part-time basis, for 2 week- HELP WANTED - male or Summer rent as low as SUMMER SUBLET - one SUMMER SUBLET - own ends prior to Mother's Day at changed until after 1st insertion. selling used parts. Phone 321- 25. Apply to 27580 Harvard, at| female. Apply in person at $47.50 per person. For bedroom, dishwasher, air, room. 3 bedroom duplex. There is a '1.00 Knapp's stores (Down- South Point Standards, 6505 carpeting. Close to campus. Female charge for 1 ad change plus information, only. Good neighbor¬ 50' per additional change for maximum "ItwTlowav dav ] | For Sale | Lost I Found |[~T] | Service [Typiif StfyicTjf^ll ADJOINING LOOKING Glass SUMMER SUBLET - large FEMALE OWN room in REWARD GIVEN for return COPYGRAPH SERVICE DISCOUNT NEW-USED BLUEGRASS EXTENSION Announcements for It's What's Study and travel this summer River, two rooms in friendly house. 6 bedroom. Close to nice Okemos townhouse for of gold MSU class ring. SERVICE plays weddings completed dissertations and More information about MSU's desks, chairs, files. BUSI¬ Happening must be received in the country home on 12 acres, campus. Available fall also. summer '79, phone 349-3793. NESS EQUIPMENT CO., 215 Black Onyx stone, initials resume service. Corner MAC Social Science Programs at 7 parties, 337-0178 or 372-3727. State News office, 343 Student Pets. Call 485-1715 ext. 547 or 332-1390. 3-4-23 (41 4-4-23 (4) MLS. Call 351 9094 and Grand River, 8:30 a.m. E. Kalamazoo 485-5500. C-21-4-30 13) - Services Bldg, by 12 noon at least tonight, 216 Bessey Hall. 669-5069 8-4-27 (5) 8-4 30 14) 5:30 p.m. Monday Friday, 10 0-2-4-23(4) two class days before publication SUMMER SUBLET-woman ROOMS AVAILABLE - for a.m. - 5 p.m. Saturday, 337- No announcements will be accept Bronze Dragon Calligraphy of¬ ROOMMATE WANTED - for spacjous room jn 4 bec). MERLE NORMAN COSME 1666. C-21-4-30 (6) summer. House 1 block from LOST KITTEN, brown and for 5 bedroom house near r0Qm Cgr pon 332-3270 TICS, Going out of business JOHN I. SCHALTER ed by phone. fers instruction and practice ses Dooley's. 1 immediately, 2 in white with long fluffy tail. sions from 6:30 to 8:30 tonight, capitol. $125. Now - August 8 = i,m June. 538 Park Lane. 332 sale! 10-50% off on every¬ Lost around Lilac Ave. Call Attorney-af-Law UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS 31. Call Pete or Barb. 371- MSU Chess Club meets at 7 Oak Room, Union. _ _ _ _ 7795. 7-4-27 (5) thing in the studio, while 351 3948 for reward. General Practice COMPLETE DISSERTATION tonight at America's Cup. No 26?9'_5!4 24_(_ 6 7 ROOMS in house, now CHRISTIAN MEN'S Co-op supplies last. Closing May 26. 321 5543. C 7-4-30(8) 6-4-27151 73 MSU Grod AND RESUME SERVICE typesetting, IBM typing, off¬ admission charge. 2 <■> rriiAic rcMALb rnommstoc roommates available for summer. 1 block 1-548-2347 National Agriculture Marketing . set printing and binding For needed to share house close "TIP"8' 353 4109 accepting applications for fall LOST SMALL, blonde dog. Volleyball Club meets from 8 to Association meets at 6 tonight, term. 332 1437 NEW KAYAK and estimate stop in at 2843 E to campus. Summer. Own 'U-f-1' !J' Part Cocker. Answers to 10 tonight and Wednesday in the 212 Agriculture Hall. Laura XZ-10-4-25 13) ies Car top rack. Grand River or phone 332- 1 year Rachael. Virginia St area IM Sports-West. Heuser. public relations director 337-0234. 5-4-24 (4) arena, Typing Semcel room, 8414. C-21-4-30 (8) warranty $395 349 5043. Red barrell tag Call 351-2183. for Hill Top Orchards, will be guest AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY 8-5-1(3) WANT 1 man to share 3 - All or part of large, modern, 1 BLOCK from campus - S 5-4 26151 International Folk Dancing is speaker bedroom area, near house, Frandor bus. $120, 485- 6-man duplex. Close to MSU. $88.50 month. 1523 Snyder. available now, furnished, $85- $125. 351-4484. 8-4-23 (3) U.S. DIVERS Aluminum LOW RATES - Term papers, Transportation [SI from 8 to 10 tonight at Bailey Elementary school (Corner of Ann 5328. 5-4-27 (3) 332-6515, 489-2775 persis- scuba tank, with accessories. PamtsPersoMi resumes. Fast expert typing. and Bailey Streets). East Lansing Public Library Used 7 times. $85 after 8 presents film "Grand Illusion" and tantly. X 10-5-2 (4) WOMAN NEEDED for room Day and evening. Call "G" JOIN CARPOOL - Howell to in house of 4 $93.75/month, p.m., 349 9251 E 5-4-26(4) Typing. 321-4771. Tae Kwon Do Club meets from "Five Generations of Experiment, GOING FAST! Houses for MSU Flexible hours, 353 THE MEN of Pi Kappa Phi C-21-4-30 14) 6 to 8:30 tonight, Wednesday, and Part I" at 7 and 8:51 tonight, 950 Summer and Fall. Call SUBLET HOUSE 562 Stod- plus utilities. 372-50?" 8924, 1 546-7810 level. HAIG ULTRA golf clubs welcome our new pledges, Abbott Road. EQUITY VEST for more infor- dard. 3 bedroom duplex, 8-4 23 (4) 5-4-23 (3) Friday, 16 IM Sports-West. Ad 1-3-4 woods, 2 through Dennis, Hank and Woody. mation. 351-1500 unfurnished. 332-4893 REASONABLE RATES for vanced workouts from 6 to 7 p.m., wedqe $100 349 0683 Congratulations. 1-4-23 (4) 0-1-4-23141 3-4-24(4) ROOMMATE FOR 3 Christian women apartment for sum E 5 4 26(3) fast and accurate service. Will pick up and deliver I Wanted Iffl beginners from 7 to 8:30 p.m. MSU Sailing Club meets at 6 tonight, America's Cup. No admis¬ OWN ROOM in nice house, FOR YOUR group: Fraternity, mer 337 2799. 6-4-23 (3) 339 3574 5-4 24 14) Juniors, seniors. Earn academic on Gunson. Nice people, $110/month, furnished, avail- sorority, independent. Avail- able June or September: 536 AVAILABLE FOR immediate SQUINTING CAUSES kles - Help prevent with pre¬ wnn NTSMII E EXPERIENCED IBM typing, CASH PAID For old comics, baseball cards, science fic¬ credit interning with the Education division of the Lansing Urban sion charge. occupancy rooms for $125 scription ground sunglasses. able immediately 332-1860 Abbott, 214 Charles St 236 dissertations. (Pica - Elite), tion. CURIOUS BOOK League. Contact Dave Persell, Greater Lansing Epilepsy Asso¬ month. All utilities included. Optical Discount, 2617 E Moving into a mobile home? S-5-4-27 (5) N. Harrison, 526 Sunset Sell unneeded furniture in FAYANN 489-0358 SHOP, 307 E. Grand River, College of Urban Development. ciation meets at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday Lane 337 7162 5-4 26(6) Call Equity Vest, 351-1500. Michigan Ave., Lansing. 372 East 7409 6-4 30 (6) Classified. We make it easy C-21-4-30 (3) Lansing. 332-0112. at People's Church. Recent New GOING FAST! Only 8 houses 11-4-30 15) C-11-4-30 (5) African Studies Center an¬ for you York film features local talent. left for fall. Call Equity Vest 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, 6 PROFESSIONAL EDITING, nounces an opportunity to work 3 ROOMS AVAILABLE ONE PAIR tangent RS-6 with immediately. 351-1500. bedroom duplex for fall. sum Corrections to rewrites. Typ¬ TWO FEMALES need two visiting African journalists in British monitor speakers only, $112.50 month plus bedrooms in house for fall of May. For more information or an Department of Public Safety OR-1-4-23 (4) Clean, furnished, 351-6471. OR7-4-30I4) campus mer utilities. 332-0260 8-4-25 (3' $800 Phone 353-7574. MBA ing arranged. 332-5991 1979. Call 332-2572 353- interview, call the African Studies and Alpha Phi Omega offer bike near. 3-4 25 (3) 0-2-4 23 131 or 3 BEDROOM available May 7388 5-4-24 (41 Center. registration from 4:30 to 7 p.m. OWN ROOM nice house YOUR KEY TO A CAREER 1, about 8 blocks from cam- SUMMER SUBLET. 2 bed- in TYPIST. LAINGSBURG area today in Brody and Akers Halls. available now. Close to MSU. WE pay up to $2 for lp's IN THE SUNBELT Russian and East European pus. $275. Call 6:30 9 p.m. rooms across from Berkey and cassettes all 651 6424 55C a page. 50c APT DUPLEX for grad stu¬ $83 month. 332-2751 types, Studies Program presents a con¬ only. 339-3826 3-4-25 (4) 332-6251 or 337-1526. over 50 pages 5-4-27 13) dent - Sept. - Day 1-517 8-5-1(3) 5-4-23 (3) rock, classical, jazz. etc. Apply now for summer cert of Russian music with Louis Food and Nutrition Association 263-0731 Ext. 243, nite 1-517- flat. Black £t circular, and fall. Write call the Nagel, pianist at 8:15 tonight, meets at 4:30 today, 9 Human SUMMER SUBLET 1 fe¬ or THESIS, DISSERTATIONS, 423-7377. X-5-4-22 (3) male for fully furnished 3 AVAILABLE NOW. close to upstairs, 541 E. Grand River Music Building auditorium. Ecology Bldg. Everyone welcome. RED GIANT has a large Graduate School of typing, copies, binding. Call bedroom duplex. $70 672 campus, parking, cooking. Open 11 a.m 351-0838. selection of houses, apart 332-2078. OR-21-4-30 (3i Call 332-7161 or 337 7998 r 21-4-30(6) Management. University 1 OR 2 BEDROOM apart¬ Virginia. 337 1169. 5-4-27 (4) ments. duplexes, studios etc of Dallas. Irving. Texas Most areas, sizes and 8-4-25 i3) ment to rent. Preferably in EXPERT TYPING. Term pa ROOMMATE TO share large prices. Call and see if we have MOVING SALE: portable house. Beginning April, May IN EAST Lansing, Spring dishwasher, contemporary 75061 pers, letters, RESUMES. or June. 627-5295. 6-4-24 (4) house, E. Lansing. Must be what you're looking for Be- Near Gables. 337-0205. serious about raising level of tween 9-9, 349-1065. and or Summer '79 at 541 sofa, humidifier, utility tables, (214)438-1123 ext. 277 C-21-4-30 (3) Abbott Road. Call 332-2501. storage cabinet, Corningware USED APPLIANCES must spiritual consciousness. Rob, 10-4-27 (7) 543-0803. p.m. S-5-4-27 I5> 10-4-23 (3) dishes Must sell' Call 332 work well. Also used furni¬ ■ TYPING-TERM Papers, IBM 6325 6-4-26 (6) ture. 675-8030. 8-4-2413) SUBLET - 2 Bedroom duplex near MSU for summer term ( jPj BOARDERS NEEDED singles in fraternity house. two BOSE III speakers, excellent Real Estate rfft experienced, fast service. Call 351-8923. OR-21-4-30 (3) DRUMMER FOR weekend dates flexible. $295 month $515 per term. 332 8621 or condition with equalizer. Disco-Funk Horn Band. Ex¬ $600 35 ) 3948 4-4-24(3) HOUSE E LANSING, own¬ TYPING, EXPERIENCED, 332 8989 3-4-25 (4) OWN ROOM in nice house 337 8266 Jim or Bruce. fast and reasonable. 371- perienced with references. Coed. Many features. Stan er, 3-4 bedroom, new kitch¬ Call after 5, 485-8532. en 2 fireplaces, low 60s 337- 4635. C-21-4-30 (31 SUMMER SUBLET - 1 room ~w' "° lease 3711081 SCHWINN VARSITY Great 2950 3-4-25 13) 3-4-23 (51 of duplex, near Haslett & 3-4-24(3> condition. Must sell $75 or TYPING FREE pick up and Haqadom $70 rronth 332- ' " For Sale best Pete 355-8757 So Spot has SIX |e#? AVAILABLE NOW Modern delivery Fast experienced, Find good homes for them by 5939 4-4-26 (4) - E-5-4-25 (3) | 1,'tB , ^ _ rooms, furnished, cooking HtCTMticn nn OR 11iilTio 4-30 ni 13) placing an ad in our Classified SUMMER SUBLET large 5 bedroom house. block ™ TP™,351 6471 0R 7-4-3013) SEWING MACHINES free arm machines from new rolumnc SKYDIVING EVERY week¬ from campus Many extras. ~ ~~~ $99.50. Guaranteed used ma¬ end and late afternoon. First price negotiable. 353-1090. AVAILABLE NOW room chines from $39.50. All makes jump instruction every Satur¬ 6-4-30 (4) mate needed for 3 person repaired EDWARDS DIS¬ duplex, beautiful area $117 day- and Sunday starting at TRIBUTING COMPANY 1115 10 a.m and weekdays by 1541 ANN Streetc - 3 bed- month. 353-0763 , 394 3012. N. Washington 489-6448 3.5.1,41 C-21-4-30 (8' appointment. Free skydiving rooms, licensed for 4 $420 WHITE programs for groups, MSU per monthjease and deposit MALE or female needed SCHWINN COLLEGIATE 5- MONKEY Sport Parachute Club and required. 349 2624.^8-4-30 5' now fof rQOrp ,n Lansipg speed Excellent condition Charlotte Paracenter. 9127. 543-6731 372- FOR SUMMER. 1 block from campus. $90 per person. Call ^ lWia , , ^ ™ $85 Call 353 6098 E-5-4-2613' C-21-4-30 110) W did YOU know that THE 353-5656. 3-4-23 13) Wba KITCHEN TABLE, formica Et STEREO SHOPPE is the HORSE BOARDING Pas¬ tA Z~~rnzr.~~ 8ox Stall and Individual OWN ROOM in house, easy ROOMMATE NEEDED Qwn ^ for ch'ome. 4 chairs, white vinyl seats $130 394-2833 place to buy your stereo equipment. C-21-4-30 (8) ture. Runs. 200 acres of wooded N access to campus, $115 - utilities. 487-4586. 7-4-27 (3) rQom ^ 1552 5 4-26*4^ bat, $133 3-4-24(4) land available TJ'S WAGON WHEEL RANCH 676-4322. oe DESK CHAIR. '20. color TV, ■ B 1-4-23 151 OBOE FOR sale molded fiber rooms on k2™ w glass. Larilee oboe, excellent $40, Dinette set-chairs, $30. 351-1613. E-5-4-23 (3) w St Fall 332 6362 6"4"26 n?™' vate lake garden, dark room condition. 5 years old Asking George Equestrian 6 426 (3> _ animals 351 823' 2-4-23(3) $800 Call 351-1470 3-4-25(5) TECHNICS - RS 263. AVS Center Dedicated to the Classical Art w SUMMER SUBLET Fur- stereo cassette deck. Mint of Horsemanship, « nished house. Close to cam- EAST LANSING - two room Selling your Bike' condition. $100 Call Jeremy. •400 acres. 'Indoor riding pus, parking reasonable. sut1e' 351 9003 E-5-4-23 (4) hail "112 permanent box tNr aeD°slt 332-2282 8-5 2 (3) The State News Classifieds 351 5838 3-4-23 (4) will publish a special bicycle STEUBEN TRISTAN Dres¬ stalls "Outdoor cross country courses 'Qualified instruc¬ £ rot IMTRV HOURF 7 fe fp MATURE QUIET person guide Frday April 27. if COUNTRY HOUSE males to share Co-ed house. ~ 2 eoc , furnished ... - 2 apartment in Oke- you're selling your bixe. call Jan at 355-8255 for our sage saddle with fittings. Like new $400 489-5364 . , 351 tors. 'Year round programs. 'Boarding and Sales 'Pos¬ z 1C 15 minutes to Campus, $85 „ 1377 8-4 26 (3) P" oirf 8 4 24(51 ,717 Rick. 8-4-24(5) mos. Lease 3807 lRandy' or 349 2927 begins June 435, special rate 3 lines for $2.25. You H get prime readership sible college credits can be obtained. 9101 Parker Road, 0 655-1717 Laingsburg, Michigan. 517- EAST LANSING houses - 2 ^ (Chrjstine) 5.4-27 (6) ""~ " " "^"r^om'in and good results. So take to the road' 3-4-23 (10) ; BNlHhi »Pi 651-6755 or 651-6336. 15-4-30 (15) 8 10 6 lease* 332-0447 after 6am°7hfi pleasant house. 2 blocks to IGUANA 2 $30 4'.- Boa YAMAHA 650 '73 electric 8 3S MSU 332 ,554 0pen now Constrictor, $70 Both tame start, great condition. $700 Senfw P:m 1_ 5-4-27 ,3' and healthy. Call Randy. 485 351 1264 2-4-24(3! 3807 E 5-4-27 i4) !HRhEfh 1 , baths,BE°R0?^ family OWN~ ROOM~in "house" 4 MAN WITH van to deliver room, carpeted^ garage, 323-1622 or 371 4910 dishwasher. rLu2l*'" , PIONEER speakers CENTREX cassette recorder with | Animals |[y| newspapers on weekends only. 332-1606 or campus DO YOU Excellent condition Call 337 484-3026 before 1 p.m ______ 8"4"27 l5) OWN ROOM in 3 bedroom 9539 5-4-27 (4) FREE KITTENS, 2 female 3-4-25 (41 NPFn RESPONSIBLE NEED mate, RF9PON9IRI F room- two bedroom house, rnom h°USe 4 b'°CkS fr°m C3m" p(JS Rent negotiable Availa- ESTATE JEWELRY tortiose shell" Also 2 male, black and white Some with COMPLETE REPAIR service 8 HAVE A 337-0240 3-4-25 i5» long hair. 351 2240. for stereos, guitars, banjos, close to campus Call 371- 4039 after 5. 8-4-30 14) ELSWORTH CO OP has E-6-4-26151 band instruments, and piano tuning. MARSHALL MUSIC, £ DOCTOR? PARAKEETS BABIES, $10 I" BLOCK campus7 largVlO ^ breeders, $15 Guaranteed. the North Door of Frandor. C-1-4-23 15) and 13 bedroom houses. ____________ 339-9741 8-4-30 (3) V if your answer is no, you must 351 4484 349-1515 8-4-23^ ^ 2 FEMALES fpr surnmer be wondering where to turn for DUPLEXES 3 or 4 person 0vvn rooms- 2 fu" ba,hs- GERMAN SHEPHERDS - TAYMAR medical care s™. Fall Close to b.oaf.om N.SU 35,-4639 TOP DOLLAR PAID quality stereo components, - For AKC, 6 weeks, shots, LEGAL SERVICES ft Provincial Hospital can help. When you need to see a doctor, our Family Practice wormed. Champion lineage. campus 669-9939. 17-5-4 (3) 8-430 131 TVs, cameras, or anything of AFFORDABLE / $200. 321-4687 5-4-23 (3) Department is here to serve you. Whether you're sick or just want a checkup, value, WILCOX TRADING Advertise your rentals in EAST LANSING rooms avail-, POST, 509 E. Michigan 485- LEGAL SERVICES simply call for an appointment with one of our doctors. Physician services are CANARIES RED factor male available without a long wait; and the other medical services you may need are also Classified. You'll get a quick able Males, near MSU 351 4391. C-21-4-30 (61 $35 female $15 Call 485 Initiol Consultation FREE provided at this one convenient location. response. 6471. 3-4-25 (3) NEW AND used guitars, ban¬ 3806 5-4 24 (3) Divorce Uncontested '160 £ jos, mandolins, etc. Dulci¬ mers and kits, recorders, LABRADORS black and £ FAMILY PRACTICE DEPARTMENT thousands of hard to find gold. 9 weeks old, only $50 ■ Make -the payment on the car albums and books. Discount prices. Expert repairs-free Call 321 4818 E-5-4-27 (3) FOR OTHER FEES 694-1351 05 ■ Physician Services ■ Non-Emergency Care X-Ray, Laboratory, Pharmacy on the Premises estimates. ELDERLY IN¬ GERMAN SHORTHAIR pup¬ STRUMENTS, 541 E. Grand River, 332-4331 C-21-4-30 (9) pies $50 wormed 675-5260 Tails clipped, after 4 EDITING: THESIS papers, $ 9:00 am-7:00 pm earn$10,0 FENDER PA amp and Speak¬ "| resumes, reasonable stories. 3-7229. Room 51 Natural Prompt, Battenfield. £ Z Monday through Friday a month ers. $235 Dave, 355-7076 8-4 27 (3) Mobile Homes Science Building 8-5 p.m. 4 4-26 16) 10:00 am-2:00 pm Saturdays for 2 or 3 hours a week of your spare time SCUBA TANK, standard size with J valve, back pack. $100. 12 X 60, 3 bedroom, 1972 mobile home, remodeled Kalamazoo Sfroet £ 882 9708. 5-4-24 (3) throughout, many extras, Cleaners and Coin new shed, large deck, $6300, For Appointment or Information, Call donate plasma INSTANT CASH! We're pay¬ 310 Brittany, King Arthurs Laundry < You may save a life' ing $1-$2 for albums in good shape WAZOO RECORDS, Court. 372-0024 5-4-23 (5) Announces APRIL 2 for I SPECIALS APRIL 22 28 485-3271 It's easy and relaxing. Be a twice-a-week regular $10 cash each donation, plus bonuses. 223 Abbott. 337-0947 C-21-4-30 (41 Lost i Found )|~Tj 2 PAIR OF SLACKS FOR PRICE OF 1 % MODERN AND Vintage black with this ad worth s5 extra gently used clothing for men and women. New arrivals LOST brown 1 cat in Collingwood some MUST HtSINT STUOf NT 10 374-0114 area, Reward 332-3120. New donors only Phone for appointment daily. SOMEBODY ELSE'S 1911 E. Kalamazoo 5-4-24 (4! CLOSET, upstairs 541 E. |lroumctai ^oapttal at Clemens Grand River, open 6 days. LANSING PLASMA CORP. Noon-6 pm. We buy FOUND BLACK and white and sell. 332 1926 C 21-4 30 18) spad female cat. At Dobie The motorcycle you'd like to 3026 E. Michigan Ave. sell is in great condition. 1226 East Michigan Avenue road county nursing home. Lansing, Mich. 48912 Sell that bicycle as quickly as Tuxedo points, south paw You'll find a ready buyer 2 Blocks East of Pennsylvania 332-8914 possible! Place an ad in Owner must be frantic. 321 - when you place an ad in Classified 6815 1-4-23 16) Classified / Michigon Stote News Eost Lonsinq, Michigon Monday, April 23, 1979 15 HAGAR the Horrible P., BAROOGA BANDIT LIKE Tc THINK I UKEIV THINK HAVE TwetA ? THEK PICK THEM UP PHLIN6ER WAS PUTT1N6 A^ENT-VllNPEDLY. HIS VTTHEK TrtFTu^H LM SCHOOL. hrl BOD OHDO BESE CROSSWORD PUZZLE □aa ansa beb SAM and SILO TAYMAR rFLTl LEGAL SERVICES daily classified od ACROSS 27 Decorati SPONSORED BY: by Jerry Dumas and Mort Walker SPONSORED BY: ATTORNEYS AT LAW or coll 694-1351 oa^gn^pa^gEB stamp 1. Plot 28. Stage At Beal Films the customer comes 4. Government 29. Showery first. Enjoy Sweet Susan in 104 B Wells. It's very &UT 9IL0 ONLY HAD TWO ACES, agency: abbr month: abbr. therapeutic!! 7. Scabbard 30. War god AND THE CROOKED &AMBlEP sheath 11. Ice or Stone 31. Gear 32. Away from the aannnsa nana" HAD FOUR! 12. Hydraulic land pump 34. 13. Helen ot 35. □as nnan ana Troy's mother 14. Gripping de- 36. I vice 15. Having one 37 1 tion meaning only DOWN 17. Greek letter 41 1. Inclement 19. Promise to 2. Conceit pay 44. 3. Deterioration 20. Peter _ . 45. cartoonist 46. 4. Babylonian . mother god¬ 22. Swindler 47. dess , 26 Extend F • 1979 Universal Press Syndics v-« 1 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday. April 23. 1979 PROGRAM OF EVENTS MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY THE HUMANITIES, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE 11 APRIL 23-27, 1979 EVENING PROGRAMS CONFERENCE EVENTS Monday, April 23 8:00 p.m., Hannah Middle School Auditorium, Abbott Road Keynote Address: Dr. Garry Wills Nationally syndicated columnist and Adjunct Professor of Humanities, the Johns Hopkins University, author of Inventing America Opening remarks, Dr. James H. Pickering, Director, The Honors College and Conference Project Coordinator. Question and answer session, Moderated by Dr. John E. Cantlon, Vice President for Research Development and Graduate Studies. Tuesday, April 24 8:00 p.m., Kellogg Center Auditorium, Campus Topic: "Televised Sports & Cultural Values" Principal Speaker: Dick Enberg, NBC Sports Followed by a panel discussion and question and answer session. Dr. Russel B. Nye, Distinguished Professor of English, Moderator. Panelists include Dr. Joseph Kearney, Director of Intercollegiate Athletics, Dr. Carol Harding, Director of Women's Intramural Proqrams, Dr. Peter Levine, Associate Professor of History, Dr. James Roper, Assistant Professor of Philosophy. Wednesday, April 25 8:00 p.m., Room A133 Life Sciences Building, Campus Topic: "Value Conflicts in Health Policy" Principal Speaker: Dr. Robert Veatch, Senior Associate, Institute of Society, Ethics and Life Sciences, The Hastings Center, Hastings-on-Hudson, New York, author of Case Studies i_n Medical Ethics Followed by a panel discussion and question and answer session. Dr. Andrew Hunt, Director, Medical . Humanities Program, Moderator. Panelists include Dr. Barbara Green, Chief Deputy Director, Department of Licensing and Regulation, State of Michigan, and Dr. Jay Rosen, Health Planning Section, State of Michigan. Thursday, April 26 8:00 p.m., Kellogg Center Auditorium, Campus Topic: "The Energy Crisis: The Humanist Context" Principal Speaker: Mrs. Nancy Dick, Lieutenant Governor of Colorado Followed by a panel discussion and question and answer session. Dr. Herman Koenig, Director, Center for Environmental Quality, Moderator. Panelists include Dr. Donald Lammers, Chairman and Professor, History, and Dr. DeWitt Piatt, Chairman and Professor, Humanities. Friday, April 27 8:00 p.m., Room 105 South Kedzie, Campus Topic: "Humanities & Technological Innovation" Coordinator: Dr. David Wright, Associate Professor, Lyman Briggs College Participants include Dr. John Conron, Clark University, Dr. Kristin Schrader-Frechette, University of Louisville, Dr. James McClintock, Professor, Lyman Briqqs Colleqe, Dr. Robert Snow, Professor, Lyman Briggs College. OTHER CONFERENCE EVENTS Monday-Friday, April 23-27, 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m., "Technological Aids For Handicappers," a display in Room A117, MSU Clinical Center. Wednesday, April 25, 3:30 p.m., Second Floor Lounge, The Honors College, Eustace Hall: "Dilettantes, Amateurs, and Lovers: Historical Designs for Mass Continuing Education," a multi-media presentation of slides, music and commentary by Dr. Conrad Donokowski, Professor of Humanities. All Conference events are open to the public and admission is free, Further information may be obtained by calling the Michigan State University Honors College, 355-2326. Coordinated by the Honors College, Dr. James H. Pickering, Director. Cosponsored by the Colleges of Arts and Letters, Business, Communication Arts and Sciences, Human Ecology, Human Medicine, Natural Science, Osteopathic Medicine, Social Science, James Madison College, Lyman Briggs College; the Departments of Agricultural Economics, American Thought and Language, Anthropology, Art, Computer Science, English, Geology, History, Humanities, Philosophy, Religious Studies, Tele¬ communication, Zoology. Also the Center for Environmental Quality, Clinical Center, Department of Intercollegiate Athletics, Lifelong Education Programs, Medical Humanities Program, Science and Mathematics Teaching Center, Office of the Vice President for Research Development, and the East Lansing Public Schools. -- The Humanities, Science and Technology Conference is made possible in part by a grant from the Michigan Council for the Humanities.