Wednesday News It will be another hot day with a high in the 80s. But the State News Weather Rabbit's throbbing foot tells her a brief thundershower may be lurking in the shadows. VOLUME 73 NUMBER 78 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING MICHIGAN 48824 Congress gets third gas ration proposalBv TOM RAI M Senate shortly after the revision was Hawaii and Pennsylvania would find them¬ Associated Press Writer approved 9-7 in a hastily called meeting of selves in the ration coupon basement, with WASHINGTON - Faced with unex the Senate Energy Committee. the lowest national gasoline consumption pected rejection by a Senate committee, But Jackson, the committee's chairper¬ per car. President Carter sent Congress still told reporters the vote would be close son, Carter proposed the new measure after another standby plan for gasoline rationing What's 17 feet despite the new changes. And House two earlier proposals appeared headed for long, Tuesday and won narrow committee ap sources said the measure faces an uphill certain congressional defeat. Plan No. 3 was weighs 276 pounds, is proval for the revised version. fight in that chamber if it passes the Senate. seen as a desperation effort to win Senate bright green and The new plan, which would make a state's In a related development, the Senate support. floats? "The Kosher past use of gasoline the prime test for rejected 81-16 the president's proposal for Under Carter's new proposal, states Dill" concrete canoe, distributing ration coupons, then went to authority to order gasoline stations closed generally would get allotments of ration built by MSU civil the Senate floor, where a final vote was on weekends. The Senate vote affirmed an coupons based on past use of gasoline in scheduled for 2:30 p.m. Wednesday. earlier decision by the energy committee. engineering students. each state. The coupons would in turn be Sen. Henry M. Jackson, D-Wash., said U nder the new rationing plan, Arkansas, made available to the public based on The canoe made its the quickly assembled plan — Carter's third Texas. Mississippi, South Carolina and the debut Tuesday on the registered vehicles in households. Red Cedar River pi¬ proposal — was not perfect but would give District of Columbia would receive the Thus a person in a state which tradition¬ the president authority to deal with severe loted by seniors, Jan largest proportionate share of ration cou¬ ally consumed a lot of gasoline could get energy shortages. pons because they rank in the top five in Cote and Marty Phil¬ more coupons than a person with the same "The alternative is to tolerate anarchy at monthly gasoline use per vehicle. number of automobiles in a state where lips, both majoring in the gasoline pump," Jackson told the North Dakota, Montana, Rhode Island, past gasoline use was relatively small. civil and sanitary en¬ Sen. Henry M. Jackson, D-Wash., the gineering. committee's chairperson, announced the Stote News new development and immediately sum¬ Deborah J. Borin Carter's inflation goal moned his panel to vote on the measure. Senate leaders agreed to hold the Senate in session Tuesday night in an attempt to get a final vote on the rationing measure. called doubtful target Jackson acknowledged the plan was "put together in a couple of hours" but predicted it would pass the committee and the full Senate. By JIM LUTHER easing of the rate of inflation and then in the However, in changing the plan to enhance Associated Press Writer prevailing level of interest rates in the its chances in the Senate, the White House WASHINGTON - Treasury Se course of this year. We can't expect this in may have made passing it more difficult in Michael Blumenthal admitted Tuesday the the next month or so — it will be several the House — where the changes, made to Carter administration had "screwed up" in months before inflation eases." pick up the votes of senators from Western predicting that inflation would be held to For those businesses that and rural states, are certain to be contro¬ 7.4 percent this year. He raised the forecast are raising versial. to at least 8.5 percent. prices in anticipation of mandatory controls, Blumenthal said, "People should be assured But Jackson said it was either this "I would be surprised if we're below 8.5 now that there is no intention whatsoever modification or allowing the Carter plan to percent," Blumenthal told a Senate appro¬ to have any kind of wage and price die. "It's an open secret that we've been in a priations subcommittee. "I hope it's not too controls." hell of a mess," he said. far above that... I think it is obviously now not possible for us to hit the kind of target He repeated the call for labor unions to Earlier, the energy committee did a we predicted. That's out." hold their wage settlements this year to 7 turnabout and recommended rejection of Inflation averaged 9 percent in 1978. percent or less. And he said the administra¬ the first administration attempt to modify The increase brings the administration's tion is getting general compliance from the plan to make it more attractive to SENATE SENDS TO HOUSE inflation forecast nearly into line with the businesses in holding to the president's price-increase guidelines. Congress. predictions of most private economists. By The 12-6 committee vote startled Senate comparison, the Senate has proposed a 1980 Despite reports of sharply increased leaders since the panel had backed the budget based on 8.2 percent inflation; the Wetlands bill profits from the first quarter of 1978 to this original version of Carter's plan by a 9-8 approved House Budget Committee used a figure of year's first quarter, "It is not clear at all margin last month. The committee also 7.7 percent. that there is any major trend toward excess voted 10-8 on Tuesday to withdraw its Despite the higher inflation forecast, profit levels," Blumenthal said. earlier approval of the first plan. Blumenthal said, a trend toward lower By JOANNA FIRESTONE "takes away my individual rights as a alarming rate. l aited Press International prices should become apparent this fall. property owner." Wetlands help avoid droughts and also "The president is right when he says we legislation restricting the development "I believe that passage of this bill... will take up excess water and diminish flooding. can look forward to bad inflation of Michigan's sensitive wetlands easily won Senate approval yesterday after a five-hour, last-ditch effort to scuttle the bill amount to confiscating private property, taking away useful property from indivi¬ dual property owners," the Kalamazoo Environmentalists also say wetlands are a natural filter for water and provide a unique habitat for wildlife. "In all probability, it will be summer or figures for several more months," the secretary said. Jurors deliberating failed. early fall before we see a real improve¬ Republican said. "It is, in effect, stealing." The bill's critics, led by northern Michi¬ ment." The Senate amendments — plodded through dozens of some clearly aimed delaying the bill — before adopting the at Sponsored by Sen. Kerry K. Kammer, the measure prohibits landowners from draining, filling or developing wetlands gan lawmakers, say it will hamstring economic development and amounts to theft Any such improvement, he added, is conditioned on the expectation that the Miller case verdict of private property by the government. controversial measure on a 25 to eight vote without state approval. If denied approval, economy will continue a gradual cooling in The evening's debate, which began just the next few months "We are clearly A Berrien County jury will resume deliberation today before issuing a verdict in the at 2 a.m. a property owner could appeal through the after 9 p.m., was interrupted for about a trial of Donald Gene Miller on charges of rape and attempted murder in Eaton County The bill now goes to the House, where courts. seeing signs of a slowdown — and I would half hour as Sen. Joseph Mack, D-Ironwood, last summer. debate is expected to be equally as spirited. Wetlands of less than five acres would be say welcome signs," Blumenthal said. showed his colleagues in the Senate The economy is being brought under The case went to the jury Tuesday afternoon before Eaton County Circuit Judge Sen. John Welborn disqualified himself exempt. chambers an educational film on iron from voting on the bill because he owns The control, he added, because of Carter's Richard Robinson ordered the jury to suspend deliberations until today, Berrien County bill's advocates claim Michigan's wetland property, but said the wetlands are being gobbled up at an mining. dollar-stabilization actions abroad; a tighter Court Officer Luke Terry said. Mack said he hoped the film would rein on federal spending; tighter monetary Miller's trial on the Eaton County charges was moved to St. Joseph because of convince the Senate that mining is not an policies by the Federal Reserve Board; the prejudicial pretrial publicity. Miller is charged with the Aug. 16 rape of a teenage Delta evil industry, but that it would be put out of administration's voluntary wage and price Township girl and the attempted murder of the girl and her 13-year old brother. business by the wetlands bill. Mining Eaton County Assistant Prosecutor Michael Hocking called the girl Miller is accused of guidelines, and an attack on excessive Faculty grievance rules companies use wetlands to dispose of their tailings. Kammer said he was not impressed by Mack's theatrics. government regulation. Even so, Blumenthal added, the admini¬ raping to the stand. She testified that Miller was the one who attacked her and her brother. stration still expects the economy to grow Miller's attorney Thomas Bengtson said he has not tried to dispute the facts of the case "I suppose we could get Jane Fonda and still debated in council Robert Bedford to make a documentary in favor of wetlands, too," the Pontiac Demo¬ by about 2 percent this year, after inflation is considered. Many private economists but has tried to prove Miller is not guilty by reason of insanity. He called psychologists to the stand who testified that Miller is a paranoid have been predicting negative growth — a schizophrenic and believes he is battling the devil. crat said. In February, state psychiatrists found Miller mentally competent to stand trial. recession late this year or early in 1980, By MICHELE McELMURRY — Amendments requiring the state to but those predictions have been muted The 24-year-old MSU criminal justice graduate will also stand trial in Ingham County State News Staff Writer inventory all Michigan wetlands, inform on charges of second-degree murder in connection with the disappearances of Miller's The proposed Faculty Grievance Procedure, a subject of debate since February 1978, lately. landowners, buy all privately owned lands Asked when some reduction of interest 19-vear-old ex-fiance Martha Sue Young and 30-year-old Lansing schoolteacher Kristine was brought up again by Faculty Council Tuesday. Ann Harrison, professor of romance languages, recommended that the council send both and exempt the mining industry were rates might be expected, the Treasury Rose Stuart. the proposed Faculty Grievance Procedure and Provost Clarence L. Winder's defeated on lopsided votes. secretary replied, "No doubt we will see an No dates have been set for Miller's trials in the Young and Stuart cases. objections to the document to "the Academic Council for full debate." "Since 1972, the University Committee on Faculty Affairs, Faculty Council and the provost have been trying to develop a permanent procedure to replace the Interim Faculty Grievance procedure enacted that year. Author honors children lost Holocaust To be adopted, the procedure must be approved by Faculty Council, Acadmic Council, Academic Senate, the provost, the president and the MSU Board of Trustees. If the council and the provost cannot agree, the MSU president will arbitrate the conflict to and the document will then be sent to Academic Council. On Feb. 6, the council delayed approval of the document to let the council and the provost Wiesel explained what he tries to do "I cannot bring back 1 million Jewish such a humane people themselves, they had By CARRIE A. THORN in mend their differences. his books is to recreate the Holocaust. children," he explained. "So I bring back historically suffered from so many inhu¬ In a memorandum sent to the council on Feb. 27, Winder stated objections to many State News Staff Writer "I belong to a generation that has seen so one child in every one of my books." mane acts. "We are all messengers. We are all amendments already approved by the council. In each of his books, the universe, people collectors. I collect a word here, a smile many ruins. So what do I do with them?" he "Here, my friends, I confess I don't Discussion of the procedure has been on the council's agenda since the time of Winder's asked. "I take them and try to build on and concerns are Jewish, Wiesel said. This there." know," he said thoughtfully. "What I do memorandum, but was discussed for the first time Tuesday. them." concern with Jewishness is not, however, Elie Wiesel, renowned author often called know is that I can ask this question of God. Harrison's motion was defeated because many members said the council should settle Wiesel called the Holocaust "a contest exclusive of other religions and cultures, he "the conscience of contemporary world Our tradition is the only one that allows the document within its own body before sending it to Academic Council. between the enemy and the Jews." He said emphasized. The council voted to wait until its May 22 meeting to decide further action on the Jewry," spoke Monday night to a near "All I am trying to point out is that for a man to turn against God, provided that he the goal of "the enemy" was to destroy the does it on the behalf of mankind." procedure. capacity crowd in B-108 Wells Hall. Jews and the Jewish memory. Jew, but only for a Jew, the only way to The council also approved the proposed revisions to the Athletic Council Bylaws. I must warn you, I like to tell stories. I He said the aspect of the Holocaust which obtain self-fulfillment is through his Jew¬ Wiesel said while many people believe The council, which has been debating the revisions, proposed by Zolton Ferency, also like to come to places I've never been," upsets him the most was that in the ishness," he said. being Jewish means to suffer, this is not associate professor Wiesel told his receptive audience. of criminal justice since March 6, approved the entire document. Germans' efforts to obliterate Jewish Wiesel said it is perfectly legitimate for a really the whole truth. A major revision Wiesel added the stories he writes "are made in the document was an addition of nine responsibilities of the memory, they killed thousands of Jewish Christian or Buddhist to have a different 'To be Jewish occasionally means to Council. not really my own." children. method of obtaining what is probably the So many things happen within our suffer, but it also means to take a stand The revised bylaws state "among other responsibilities the Athletic Council shall:" 'The first to die were the children. And same self-fulfillment. lifetimes our imaginations can't even with regard to suffering — to turn it into • rule on eligibility of students for intercollegiate competition; — this is something that hurts me, hurts me The mission of the Jew throughout • vote on intercollegiate conference legislation under the terms of the White Resolution; visualize the past, much less the future," he bridge, a human adventure, in which we can and will go on hurting me," he said. "There history has been to humanize, not Judaize, tell things to people that they have n • review schedules and develop schedule policy; explained. the world, he continued. cannot, should not and will not be an answer heard, to prevent suffering in the name of • control complementary ticket allocation; For a writer today. Wiesel said, reality to the brutal killing of a million Jewish "The humanism in this tradition is precedes imagination. suffering," he concluded. • determine ticket prices and policies; children." something that moves me, with every book "What we saw a generation ago, no • control athletic contest television and radio policy; Wiesel said this was the reason why one that I read and every story that I capture," "What I try to do is to transmit events — • determine athletic awards policy; generation has seen or will see. It was a he said. to keep certain truths alive. I believe that character in each of his books is always a • decide what sports shall be part of the intercollegiate athletic unique experience, made of fire and ashes," Wiesel then asked why, if the Jews were literature is a way to rectify the injustices." program; and child. • he said. establish a policy with regard to the association of advertising in MSU intercollegiate athletic programs. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 9, 1979 ARAFAT DEMANDS SANCTIONS AGAINST V.S.. EGYPT State News Israeli planes attack Lebanon Wire Digest BEIRUT, Lebanon (API Israeli jets attacked targets in southern Lebanon Tuesday and buzzed Beirut during a speech - Aswad, 30 miles north of the Israeli border. Arafat said jets also raided the southern Lebanon town of lage of Reihan. 11 miles north of the northern Israeli town of Metulla. All planes returned Both Egypt and the United States attempted to pressure Israel into halting its attacks, but Prime Minister Menachem Beirut, Arafat, speaking to guerrilla graduates in a hide¬ away south of the city, said: safely to the base, the command "Terrorist Begin should re¬ in which Palestinian guerrilla Bissariyeh, 32 miles from Bei said. alize that he cannot challenge Begin was resolute to continue leader Yassir Arafat said rut. but there was no immedi The third straight day of air them. us. No one can challenge men of FoCUSiWOHLD America was a "snake's head" that must be crushed. ate confirmation. In Tel Aviv, the military raids brought the reported casualty toll of Palestinians and Begin offered a peace treaty with Lebanon on sacrifice, men who consider themselves liv ing martyrs, men Monday, Arafat's command said three command said its warplanes Ijebanese to 66 dead and 143 which was immediately re who carry their own coffins as Mid-day fire hits Woolworth store, 10 killed civilians were wounded when Israeli warplanes strafed the bombed "terrorist concentra tions" twice on Tuesday, strik wounded in reprisal attacks jected. He threatened at the they fight." Israel has mounted since it same time to continue attacking Arafat also coastal highway between the urged foreign ing early near the Zahrani and signed its peace treaty with Palestinian strongholds. ministers of Islamic countries MANCHESTER. England (AP) — Fire dead and injured to three nearby Zahrani River and Abu al in the afternoon near the vil¬ But while the jets buzzed . Egypt March 26. meeting in the Moroccan city of turned the five-story Woolworth variety hospitals. More than 100 firefighters Fez to take collective sanctions store in this Midlands industrial city into a fought in the blaze bringing it under against the United States. raging inferno during business hours control in late afternoon. Tuesday afternoon killing at least 10 persons, police reported A fire department spokesperson the bodies of six women and four said men Briton's murder plot trial begins "America is the snake's head. No one can stop current had been recovered. As night intrigues against the Arab They said more than 50 were hospital¬ fell By JEFF BRADLEY spiring to murder former male It took cause in the Middle East unless ized, in serious condition. just 25 minutes to incited Holmes to that end some firefighters equipped with breathing Associated Press Writer model Norman Scott were read. impanel a jury of nine men and between Jan. 1,1969 and March the snake's head, not tail, is Scores of shoppers and clerks ran apparatus searched through charred and LONDON Trial Each charge carries a maxi¬ crushed." - began three women, all Londoners. 30. 1969. screaming into the street from the smoking display rooms and corridors for Tuesday for former Liberal mum sentence of 10 years in The judge, Sir Joseph basement and main floor. victims. The prosecution argument is He again called for tough more Party leader Jeremy Thorpe prison. Cantley, 63. dressed in red that the men wanted to protect measures against Egypt for its About 20 persons fled to the roof and Fire department officials said they had and three others charged with Thorpe faces an additional robes and white wig, warned Thorpe's career by killing Scott. treaty and said: were brought down on ladders by not determined the cause of the blaze plotting to murder a man who charge of unlawfully inciting the 69 reporters covering the claims he had homosexual Holmes to murder Scott. He But before the prosecution "I wish to tell the conferees firefighters. but there was nothing to indicate a trial not to interview jurors or affair with denied that allegation and could begin its case, the defense (in Fez) that suspending the A fleet of 18 ambulances ferried the suspicious origins. Thorpe. All pleaded witnesses. innocent. Scott's assertion about a homo¬ "I know it's done in some began legal maneuvering, and Egyptian regime's membership The defense sought to pro¬ sexual affair between the two. the jury was dismissed for the in the conference is not enough. places, but not here and any¬ hibit the testimony of key Outside the Old Bailey Cen¬ body who does it will be day. They should rise to the chal Iranian firing squads execute 21 more prosecution witnesses, saying tral Criminal Court building, punished. Better bring a tooth¬ The trial, expected to last two lenge and take stern punitive crowds gathered to watch the measures against the United they embarked on a conspiracy brush with you if you're going to to three months, had been of their own by selling their principals in the case. Tele¬ do that," he added with a smile. States." TEHRAN, Iran AP Tehran revolu¬ delayed for eight days so s to go home and wait to be contacted stories to publications. vision cameras whirred as The prosecution is trying to In Cairo, Egyptian President about claiming the corpses Thorpe could again campaign tionary firing squads, in the bloodiest day Thorpe, 50, David Holmes. Thorpe arrived in his lawyer's for the May 3 general election, since they began executing their country- prove Thorpe and the three Anwar Sadat predicted the George Deakin and John Le brown Rolls-Royce, accom¬ others conspired between Jan. but he lost the House of Arab boyco tt of Egypt over its members in February killed 21 persons Revolutionary guards outside the Mesurier entered "not guilty" panied by his wife. Marion, and 1. 1973 and Dec. 18. 1977 to Commons seat he held for 20 peace treaty with Israel "will morgue angrily told the victims relatives Tuesday, including two of the shahs the executed were guilty of murder and pleas when charges of con¬ mother, Ursula Thorpe. murder Scott, and that Thorpe years. all be history" by next year. former cabinet ministers and an army deserved their punishment. The official general, Radio Tehran announced. More trials were reported under charges against the victims included way and the total of known executions is warring with God and his emissaries SAN FRANCISCO (API Parakeets kilometer radius of the epicenter," Pfluke torture and killing, corruption and - expected to rise from its current level of suddenly screeched and jabbered. Dogs said. 191. insulting the imam. growled mysteriously. Soon the San Fran¬ Willits. in Mendocino County about 120 Sobbing relatives gothered at the Thecharge of insulting the imam was cisco area was hit by its second earthquake in miles north of San Francisco, is well north of Tehran city morgue shortly after dawn to a new one and apparently referred to 10 days. California's active earthquake zone and the claim the bodies. Reporters said only one revolutionary religious leader Aya- Were the strange squawks and barks a quake there took scientists oy surprise. tollah Ruhoila Khomeini, known in Iran prelude to the quake late Monday? On Monday, shaken San Francisco area body was handed over, in a wrought Scientists as Some scientists at the U.S. Geological residents reported house pets acting strange¬ wooden coffin. Other families were told the imam or supreme leader. say %/ Survey and the Stanford Research Institute ly prior to a quake that measured 4.8 on the think strange animal behavior is a clue to Richter scale. One resident Police battle with El Salvador militants earthquake prediction. "One notable success was at Willits," said said his parakeet began screeching wildly prior to the tremor, while a Police SAN SALVADOR fired on a EL Salvador demonstration (AP) — of . the The demonstration was the second of day in support of militants of the pets' behavior Jack Pfluke, a researcher at the agency's offices in Menlo Park. He was referring to a small Northern California community where dog owner said his pet "went bananas beginning about two hours before it hit," growling and running around the apartment. peasants and workers outside the Metro¬ Popular Revolutionary bloc on anti- a tremor registering 5.0 on the Richter scale "Dogs usually just act plain scared," said politan Cathedral in downtown San Salvador Tuesday and reporters on the government group. Members of the bloc seized the cathedral and the French and indicates quake hit on Nov. 22. 1977. The Richter scale measures ground motion Pfluke, "much like they do during a thunderstorm. Cats are more independent — as recorded on they'll run away for a day or two and then scene said there were dozens of Costa Rican embassies Friday to demand seismographs. Every increase casualties. the release of five of their imprisoned of a number means a tenfold increase in return." magnitude. Pfluke believes the iinimals' senses Police had no immediate reports on the leaders A special investigating team sent to Willits respond to an electrical change in the number of dead or wounded. The Costa Rican ambassador and four discovered "an abnormal amount of animal environment that "occurs just minutes before Witnesses said police opened up with other hostages held by the militants in misbehavior at the epicenter, and within a 10 or as much as two days before a quake." automatic rifles and submachine guns the Costa Rican Embassy escaped Mon¬ into about 100 demonstrators trying to day night, the ambassador reported but enter the cathedral and join a group of the leftists continued to hold the embassy anti-government militants gathered building and six hostages in the French there Embassy For Mothers Day FQCUS:NATION When you cash and carry any Gov. Brown signs gas restricting order flowering plant you'll get $2 OFF SACRAMENTO. Calif AP' - Gov cities as Los Angeles, San Diego and San Edmund Brown Jr. signed an emergency Jose and Oakland. County supervisors in the regular price — PLUS, you order Tuesday restricting gasoline sales those areas requested the restrictions. in most of California's biggest cities after won't have any delivery charge. So far supervisors in seven rural midnight. counties have voted to reject the Anticipating the order, some people odd-even sales plan and the action has Choose from our beautiful had hired stand-ins to wait in the long been delayed until next week in three service station lines Tuesday while selection of other counties : others bicycled or even roller-skated to including San Froncisco. work. A spokesperson for Brown said the Azaleas Geraniums The governor s proclamation signaled Democratic governor would sign addi¬ the startup of odd-even sales beginning tional 12:01 proclamations expanding the area Mums Mixed Pots at a.m. today in at least nine covered by odd-even sales restrictions if counties, areas including such major local officials requested it. 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Beginning this week, we will begin setting up DIRECT DIAMOND Employee stashes $2.5 million workload books for Summer quarter, 1979. We'll still BALTIMORE (AP) - The bonk thought it found about 25 000 payments for Master was having problems with the mail — Charge accounts stashed in sacks and until a former mailroom employee hidden under boxes the admitted he had stashed 25 000 Master mailroom in bonks try to help you find your Spring term book, but Charge payments because he couldn't The discovery came after the bank, keep up with his work. The payments totaled about $2.5 million. which serves about 300,000 Master we suggest you don't delay. Thanks. Charge accounts, was deluged with calls The employee, Ronald G. Evans, 26, of from hundreds of customers Baltimore, has been charged with cash complaining they were not given credit for their Sorry for the inconvenience while we're remodeling ing three stolen money orders worth payments. $253. At first we thought it was a Evans, who had been an employee of problem with the postal service," bank Maryland National Bank about six spokes¬ months before he was fired last month, is person Daniel G. Finney said Tuesday. free under a $2,500 personal pledge bond But the mystery was solved last Friday, pending a court appearance on the stolen Finney said, when Evans called a money order charges. mailroom supervisor and told him he Over the weekend, bank officials had hidden the bill payments. Michigon Stote News, Eost Lonsing, Michigon Wednesday, May 9, 1979 3 Minority guidelines must be set by firms applying for tax breaks Bv BUSS HUMPHREY for the Advancement of Colored People ana policies to guide economic development resolution from the April 30 council meeting State News Staff Writer the Greater Lansing Urban League, voiced efforts in Lansing, Monday. which authorized the city finance director ~A company applying for a tax break in their disapproval when affirmative action Commercial developers and businesses to pay Ingham County $100,000 for dredg consideration was not included in the tax must now submit annual reports to the ing at Lake Lansing. Lansing will now be required to provide break policies. Lansing Human Relations Board to "docu¬ City Attorney Thomas Sawyer advised City Council with the number and positions of the minorities it employs. Other guidelines in the new policies ment non-discriminatory personnel prac¬ the council that the city could not pay the include: need, the amount of taxes to be tices during the period of economic assis¬ $100,000 because it was not available in the In a unaminous vote Monday night, City abated, the number of jobs to be created or tance" by the city. budget. Council approved two separate resolutions retained, that Lansing residents must be The firms must also show proof of having The change in the resolution will now which establish tax break policies. employed at the firm and other aspects equal opportunity and affirmative action direct the city finance director to pay Under the resolutions, companies must concerning possible pollutants. programs in their businesses. Ingham County $25,000 a year for the next meet 15 specific guidelines before council City Council also unanimously approved In other business, the council rescinded a five years for the services. will grant any tax breaks. The most hotly debated aspect of the policies was an affirmative action program which councilmembers Richard Baker and James Blair have worked on for two years. Business firms or companies will be required to show whether or not they have Resignations draw notice an affirmative action program. to workers' Even though business will not be forced to maintain affirmative action programs it is a step in the right direction, Charles Mitchner of the Greater Lansing Urban grievances League said. By RL'SS HUMPHREY "There doesn't seem to be any concern by received a response from Hay Associates, State News Staff Writer anyone,' he said. Councilmember at Large Richard Baker After a bike-car collision on Bogue Street Tuesday, freshman Cindv Stock Most councilmembers were pleased that Three resignations in one week from He charged the department with "poor said after Griffon petitioned the Council. has her cuts and bruises attended to the policy had been passed, including Lucile by an employee of the East Lansing Lansing's Building Department may be a management" because James Kzeski, Build¬ Baker also said that council should "look Fire Department, before they take her to her residence hall. Belen, councilmember-at large, whose com¬ mittee had sign that more are in store, a member of ing Department head, suggested the em¬ seriously into a resolution calling for a pondered the proposed guide¬ the department said at Monday night's ployees resign if they were not being heard. lines for three weeks. complete recall of Hay or a revision." council meeting. Griffon said Gov. William G. Milliken and Monte Griffon, a city electrical inspector, Congressmember Bob Carr have responded said Monday night that one person in each to his grievance, giving him support. of the three department divisions quit early last week because "nothing is being done" But Mayor Gerald W. Graves has not responded to questions about the depart¬ Student Council gives approval The most about "arbitrary" reclassification in upper ment employees' grievance, Griffon said. hotly debated as¬ level management positions. McKane. who is chairperson of the pect of the policies was an affirmative action program Since July 1978 at least 15 people have resigned from the department. Griffon said the resignations have been a General Services Committee, said committee met with Graves May 3 the and to revised academic honor plan which councilmembers directed him to find out why the people had direct result of the Hay Classification and left and for what reasons. Richard Baker and James By TIM SIMMONS Current University policy awards honors Sciences, Natural Science and Urban De¬ Compensation Plan conducted about 10 and high honors to people Blair have worked on for months ago. McKane said it had taken three weeks to State News Staff Writer who graduate velopment still have one representative A revision of the policy for graduating within the top 20 percent of the entire two years. Hay Associates, the firm conducting the meet with Graves because both had been position each to fill. Business firms or survey and plan, was contracted in July to out of town on either vacation or business. with honors and high honors was approved graduating class without regard to their The Council of Graduate Students needs companies will be required train people for a job evaluation committee by Student Council members Tuesday. college. Laura Christner, College of En¬ six representatives. On April 8 Griffon had petitioned City to show whether or not they to improve grievance and appeal proce¬ The amendment stipulates those graduat¬ gineering representative and sponsor of the Four Student Council members were Council to correct "gross discrimination ing within the top 20 percent of their college amendment, said. also elected to the University Committee on have an affirmative action dures, Third Ward Councilmember Terry J. acts" against lower-level employees. will be awarded honors while those who "This leaves inequities because there are Academic Governance. Two new council McKane said. program. Griffon said although upper-level man¬ The city has received 75 job classification graduate within the top 6 percent of their some colleges that graduate almost 85 members. Jeanne Daley and Stuart Moses, appeals from employees who have not college will be awarded high honors. percent of their students with honors while both representatives-at-large, were chosen agement positions have received increases others have only 20 percent because of in pay and benefits as a result of the Hay to serve on the committee along with David different course schedules," she explained. Saari, College of Engineering representa¬ study, those salaries in lower-level employ¬ "If I were to graduate with a 3.0 in my tive, and Rapson. ment have been frozen. CHEMICAL WASTE PROBLEMATIC college and that 3.0 was within the top 20 Because of policy changes concerning ; Belen said she was reluctant to mention After examining 660 non-union city affirmative action in the guidelines because percent of the students I competed with. I University College, a new University positions, Hay Associates recommended would she how businesses would want an honors label," Peter Brown, committee is expected to be formed dealing was not sure that salaries of 340 lower-level employees react. be frozen for up to three years. "There has not been any progress made Scientist-activist talks College of Human Medicine representative, said. The amendment will now be discussed by with general education, Rapson told council members. The committee will work with | She said she was concerned that busi¬ in our grievance," Griffon said, "the the University Curriculum Committee and nesses would shy away from developing in committee (General Services) has not done By DEBBIE CREEMERS the University Committee on Academic the University Committee on Academic Lansing. Sute News Staff Writer Policy before it reaches Academic Council. Policy. anything." New Student Council members were also Belen A Chicago scientist-activist said at a lecture sponsored by the MSU Center for Students who want to apply for positions agreed to support the guidelines He said resignations are the only alterna¬ Environmental Toxicology, Tuesday, she had no short-run solutions to the problem of introduced at the meeting, although four on the Univeristv standing committee may after members of the National Association tive to draw attention to the grievance. chemical waste disposal. colleges still must fill representative posi still pick up applications at 10 Linton Hall. Eileen Choffnes, staff scientist with Citizens for Robert Rapson, University College Deadline for returning applicatons is May- a a Better Environment, a Chicago-based organization, suggested a long-run, "but expensive" solution in the representative. said. 15 and non-Students Council members may ASMSU board salaries development of reprocessing technologies. "I don't think sticking things in holes in the ground is the solution," Choffnes said. The colleges of Communication Arts and apply. "Unless we take a serious look at reprocessing, we're going to have little bubbling dump sites springing up everywhere." determined in vote today Choffnes opened her talk with the example of an "environmental nightmare" in her home territory. No criminal charges filed "At 7:50 a.m. on Aug. 18, 1978, an explosion took place at the SUuffer Chemical Co., located in Chicago Heights, 111.," Choffnes related. Students will be voting today to decide if Committee chairpersons, who are now She said the explosion knocked people out of beds and canaries off perches. Two workers in an adjoining building were killed and buried in the rubble and the building — in death of MSU student ASMSU Student Board representatives receiving $300 per term, will not receive or what was left of it — was should be paid $150 per term with the subsequently razed. any additional pay if the referendum is The cause of the explosion was the mishandling of EPN, a highly toxic substance No criminal charges will result from the The accident occurred at the corner of East understanding they will lose pay for approved. capable of causing permanent damage to the nervous system. traffic accident that took the life of an MSU Grand River Avenue and Hagadorn Road missing any meeting. A second referendum will ask for the "No one knew EPN was being manufactured at Stauffer except for the DuPont student last week, Ingham County Assis¬ April 27. ratification of the constitution of the Company, which contracted Stauffer to manufacture it, and the Environmental tant Prosecutor Dan McLellan said Tues¬ The van was proceeding southbound on Off-Campus Council thereby re-establishing Protection Agency, which could not divulge the information," Choffnes said. the council. day. Hagadorn and legally went through the As a result of the explosion, 80,000 tons of EPN exploded into the atmosphere. Schneider is Only students living off campus and not in a fraternity, sorority, cooperative house Choffnes said the Stauffer Co. did not reveal the immediate and long-term effects of the neurotoxin. The death of Phil Dunckel, a 19-year-old Holmes Hall resident, was not the fault of intersection, he trying to said. The run across Hagadorn student was south of the the driver of the van, McLellan said, after crosswalk when he was struck by the van, or University apartments are eligible to Choffnes accused the E.I. DuPont Co. of keeping studiously quiet during the affair. he reviewed the East Lansing police report. McLellan said. vote in the referendum. fund director Currently these students are not repre¬ sented by a major governing group on the "DuPont manufactured EPN in Wilmington, Del. from 1950 until 1954. At that time they gave the processing information to Stauffer, which now manufactures 6 million tons of it at their Mt. Pleasant, Tenn. plant," Choffnes said theorizing DuPont discovered the Robert W. Schneider, director of annual Student Board, but would be if OCC is re-established. delayed neurotoxic effects of EPN and "sold off the dirty laundry." At that point in the lecture an unidentified man told Choffnes if she wanted people to IM swim survey taken giving at MSU, has been named acting Students who have received ASMSU tax take her seriously, she should not point the finger without evidence. director of the MSU Development Fund refunds may not vote in either referendum, Choffnes replied she had 25 pounds of evidence on the case and asked why the Stauffer A survey to accurately assess interest in lunities at both IM buildings. effective Monday, by Leslie W. Scott, vice since they are no longer members of Co. was willing to manufacture the toxic substance for the DuPont Co. without profit. intramural swimming and sunbathing at the The survey will be available at both IM president for development. ASMSU. Choffnes criticized the scientists who conclude a substance has no negative effect IM facilities will begin today and end next Schneider has been director of annual Polling places will be Berkey, Bessey and Sports-West and IM Sports Circle supply simply because they have failed to find evidence of any. Tuesday. rooms and entrances after 4 p.m. giving for about four years and was special Wells halls, the Union and International "We can test for delayed neurotoxic effects in chickens," she said. "We shouldn't be Frank Beeman, intramural director, said Identification will be requested upon the projects director of the development fund Center. satisfied with the results of tests for cancer and birth defects because we are capable of the results of the survey will be used to return of the completed survey to insure from 1971 to 1975. 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Grand River Ph. 351-0608 LOCATED THROUGH AllE ENTRANCE IN REAR OF LEON G S 2227 W Grand River Okemos 349-5184 LANSING. Ml. 48910 Opinion VIEWPOINT: NUCLEAR DEPLOYMENT Ethics for greed A whole bevy of Michigan's liberal representatives, 23 to be exact, have come up with a financial disclosure bill designed to clean up On the road with the missile conflicts of interest, influence-buying and unethical financial dealings on B> ROBERT PERRIN a statewide level. Virtually every person employed by the state with The Air Force has a plan to confuse the Russians by shuttling its big M-X intercon¬ decision-making powers would be subject to annual financial disclosure tinental missiles around between 20 to along with the individual's spouse and dependent children. This complex bill has teeth and because it does it will undoubtedly be defeated or underground launching silos. The idea is to keep the missiles moving on huge trucks so watered down beyond recognition. that in case of war. the enemy would not It is a shame. But that is where politics are today. Massive lobbying is know at any given moment which silos had live missiles in them. expected from local public officials, judges, members of state boards and In this way, the Russians would exhaust the like. Their lobbying will not be supportive nor will it be without many of their own missiles on empty or indignation. Most state employees consider their personal financial dummy silos, while we would launch dealings sacred. They will call this bill the realization of Orwellian retaliatory strikes from the full ones they prophecies, un-American and an invasion of constitutionally guaranteed had missed. This variation of the old shell game looks privacy. And unfortunately their logic will be persuasive to legislators who are probably none too anxious to embrace the highly ethical good on paper, but it is doubtful that the standards of the bill's authors. planners have considered all the realities of the situation. The Air Force should look at But these defensive reactions will beg the question: If your finances some of the problems it may encounter if it are in order then what are you afraid of? "It's the principle of the thing," puts the plan into operation. will no doubt be the resounding reply, but the principles of politics, as Here are some examples of what could go wrong. any moderately informed voter will tell you, is that doubletalk, financial The scene is the M X Master Control suspicion, lobbyist influence and a "money talks" attitude is the rule and t enter deep in a mountain cave in Colorado. never the exception. , It is here that the Air Force keeps track of Those sort of "rules," whether they are fact or the public's fancy, are the location of its mobile missiles so that it what House Bill No. 4325 is designed to eliminate. can respond in case of emergency. Col. Elmo Panicbutton is on duty when his Much of the "principled" reaction is focusing on the provision that says assistant, Capt. Fitzhugh Huggermugger, spouses and dependent children must also file annual reports. These rushes in. people will contend that while it may be appropriate to ask for disclosure "This may be it. Colonel." Huggermugger from the person who willingly entered into state service, it is unfair to pants. "The balloon's about to go up, and if ask members of the immediate family to make disclosures. After all, we don't get on the stick we'll go down the tubes." thev will contend, these innocent parties did not influence the person's "Take it easy. Huggermugger," Panicbut¬ decision to aspire to a state office, so why should they have to forego ton says. "Sit down and stop mixing your their privacy? metaphors. Now, what's this all about?" The authors of the bill included scrutiny for family members for the It just came in on the hot line. Colonel. The word is that the Russians may be simple reason that it is much too easy to hide impropriety by using family members as go-betweens. And while it is true that the genuinely getting ready to launch a pre-emptive strike on us. and we're to go on full alert corrupt will probably be able to shift focus of unethical practices from with the M-X." the immediate family to trusted friends or distant relations, the bill "Well, don't just sit there, man," Panic- would go a long way in making things difficult for would-be abusers of button yells. "Get over to the computer the public trust. console and locate our missile trucks. Where's M X 4?" Though the bill is very stringent in its present form, it is an idea that should have been law long before lobbying and state-awarded contracts Huggermugger seats himself at the located." bad news is that he left his missile at home." "I guess there's only one thing left to do," console and begins punching keys. A "This is incredible. Where's M-X 8?" became the multi-million dollar a year industry it is. Virtually every "At home!" Panicbutton screams. "How Panicbutton sighs. "Put out a blanket call to display comes up on the screen. Huggermugger enters the request and the hell could he leave his missile at home?" all the other missile trucks and see if any of state official of any importance will be affected by this bill should it M X t is on Interstate 80 near Ogaliala, reads the pass. display. "M-X 8 is near Paducah, "He says it was such a nice weekend he them is in position." Because of its scope, it will raise quite a hue from Neb., chief." Ky.. but he's out of gas." "principled" public thought he would move his camper and trail officials. And more than likely, the level of outrage will be "Ogaliala! That's 120 miles from his Panicbutton tears his hair. "Well, tell him Huggermugger manipulates the keys. directly assigned silo. Tell him to step on it." to fill up and get moving." bikes up to the cottage." Nothing but red lights appear on the proportional to the level of its needed implementation. Huggermugger send the message. "He "No way. chief. It's the weekend, remem Panicbutton collapses in a chair. "All screen. won't do it. Colonel. He says 1-80 is right, see if you can find M-X 17. He's ber. The government ordered the filling wall-to-wall smokies, and he's not gding pretty reliable." "I hate to tell you this. Colonel," he says, Blindfold stations closed to conserve gasoline. Let me Huggermugger checks him out. "He's voting over 55 until you fix the last ticket he "but the Highway Traffic Safety Adminis¬ got." try M X 10." down near San Antonio giving an interview tration has just ordered all the trucks "Good grief! Try M X 7," Panicbutton He fusses with the computer. "Good to Charles Kuralt for a CBS On the Road' recalled to the factory to fix a defective orders. news, Colonel! M X 10 is within five miles of piece. He says he'll roll when the interview radiator cap." Wednesday is the day MSU students will decide the fate of two "Hmmm. that's odd." Huggermugger his silo!" is over. And no point in trying M X 22. ASMSU proposals — payment of Student Board representatives and says. "The truck's parked at the Hot Sheets "Thank God," says Panicbutton, relieved. Colonel. The Teamsters are on strike in his Motel near Peoria, but the driver can't be establishment of an off-campus council to represent students living Huggermugger looks embarrassed. "The area, and he won't cross the picket line." outside University boundaries. The proposals are almost certain to go down to defeat. Excepting those hundreds of students who have already obtained their refunds and written student government off, most members of ASMSU who will take the time to vote will go to the polls feeling VIEWPOINT; NUCLEAR POWER disgusted at what they will likely see as ineffective government. Asking for payment of board representatives in this unconducive no reason to atmosphere is tantamount to putting the cart before the horse. Because of its newness, students have believe their representatives deserve Material desires payment. And given past histories, they have no reason to believe anything will be different. It is almost certain that they will strike down the idea of Student Board payment as well as establishing one more council to represent off-campus student, regardless of the proposals' ignore dangers Let's get the smut off SN pages merits. By BARRY MANNING has become a spoiled child, who unrealisti I am the wife of a former MSU professor encourage to come to our campus? Is there One can only assume that off-campus students comprise a fairly large A letter in The State News May 3 cally expects everything he she desires. and feel compelled to say I am really any wonder that the rape problem is as bad entitled 'N power, one of life's risks' has Maybe the time has come for America to percentage of the masses who are either disgruntled or ambivalent shocked and abhorred by the advertise¬ as it is on campus today? motivated this letter. I think Van Goor is have its temper tantrum. Let's all beat our Is there no way in which we can put a about suspected student government ineffectiveness, since there are ments of the pornographic movie pictures short on some facts, and ignores others. heads against the wall and all hold our more students living off-campus than on. Moreover, planners of the advertised daily in The State News; and the stop to these pictures, and restore our He admits the dangers, and then ignores breath. Because we can't all have our way. fact that such trash is shown on our campus University to its former fine calibre so that would-be council have failed to consider that the possibility of an them. After all, there have been no deaths, Then let's begin to realize that our we can continue to entrust our children and constantly! off-campus student being attuned to student government activity is he claims. There have been deaths reported materialistic desires hold little ground It is a crying shame that we parents who grandchildren to its care? H.W. slim. Off-campus students are not crying for representation. in Russia, and no one knows what effects against the realities of our frail eco-system, They are low level radioactivity will have. The and our limited energy supply. try to bring up our children in a clean, East Lansing older, married in some cases, and could probably care less about Student healthful environment, must allow such nature of radioactivity is such that death filth to be tempting our young people in Board representation than the hundreds of on-campus students who Lick responds may not occur until 10 to 20 years after that way. raced to the Student Services Building shortly after the term began, exposure. Shall we wait — as with the v mo/oring in psychology What type of people do these ads Your front-page article of April 30 some vowing to start a campaign against student government. proverbial bad intersection — for the first few deaths in this country? Except in this ("Board restructures selection committee") ASMSU will probably antagonize students through Wednesday's case, the toll may be very much higher. containing remarks attributed to me is an referendums. Those students who bother to vote will surely take the Pro-nukers often argue that we need unfortunate misrepresentation of my be¬ time today to vote those proposals down. We doubt if that decision will liefs, attitudes, and actual remarks. I n-power. If we lost it, our rates will all go "The State News am entertain any further debate of hesitation. Students will simply vote up. And what about the blackouts? Well, disappointed and concerned that your many n power is not readers will associate the quoted viewpoint according to their conscience and that conscience most likely says no. cheaper than coal power, and it isn't going to be. Plant construction as mine. Student and alumni representation cost has risen 1,000 percent since 1964. The Wednesday, May 9, 1979 is always valuable and vital. My own record SMAB allocates as an active alumnus is testimony to my price of the fuel has gone up by a factor of Editorials ore the opinions of five since the mid-'60s. Both of these the State News Viewpoints, columns faith in the participatory process. costs and letters are personal opinions are expected to continue to rise at least A select committee of just six is not likely through the turn of the century. Add to this Editorial Department to include representatives of every con¬ The Student Media Appropriations Board finally heard budget the cost of maintenence, waste disposal, Editor in chiet James L Smith Photo Editor stituency present on the 18-member search allocation appeals by Kathy Kilbury student media groups, resulting in a plant inefficiency (the average plant ran at Managing Editor Anne Stuart Entertammer Book Editor Dave DiMortino and selection committee. However, I firmly reorganization of funding priorities that could benefit those groups who only 50.5 percent of plant capacity in 1974.1. Opinion Editor Kim G Shanahon Sports Editor Joseph F Confers believe that the members of the select have been doing without in past and plant disposal (What do you do with a City Editor NunnoM Lupo Layout Editor Janet Halfmann committee will effectively represent all years. SMAB's own financial difficulties plant that has reached its expected life Campus Editor Michelle Chambers Freelance Editor>r Beth Tuschok views and expedite the process in timely prohibited them from funding a time? It will be radioactive for 250,000 Wire Editor Paula Mohr Chiel Copy Editor 'or Kenneth E Porker fashion. Carole Lick number of groups, but may have helped them reassess the worth of years. Plant disposal estimates run at $30 Stall Representative Kim Gaiello Board of Trustees member some publications which have a history of riding high on SMAB funds. million per plant.) will drive the price of The quote attributed to tick was "It Is Past misuse of SMAB funds Advertising Department by some organizations was undoubtedly n power even higher in the future. Advertising Manager Sob Shatter questionable whether (student and instrumental in this term's direction of Asst Advertising Manager Qina Spaniolo alumni) support is valuable The State funding. The Rhapport, the At this point we are not dependent on News stands by the accuracy of the quote residence hall's version of a newspaper, was given only a smattering of fusion power. Nationally, n-power contrib¬ the $10,000 it requested, over three times what SMAB was able utes less than 5 percent of our energy to allocate. SMAB acted needs. For the vast majority n power does appropriately when they decided to curtail the not contribute a significant amount of newspaper's allocation because of the publication's failure to serve DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau residence hail students. Publications of the power. Rhapport are so few and far Still, millions are being spent by our joanie, what wood tou '1 rp between, as well as untimely, it is astounding the newspaper was ever thats a fineidea, rick em.sm.ine meimr duane? but hps lljrem/aif, able to government every year to keep the nuclear say j)havin6 a small iiii I I we couldask a feuj of maybe couldadwear know about that, worn jeans to use up the generous funding they were so used to receiving. industry afloat. ERDA's 1975 budget allo¬ dlhntr fokouanedbore his 00uea6ues from have seuejae ttornot, muhte house People s Choice, however, scored a marginal victory with the board, cated $1.8 billion for fusion energy, and i he leaves for sacra - the department of sym- sort of- cardigans' [weiikestow- ntmmest MEHID? receiving what they considered a satisfactory sum to keep publishing. - ■'bousm' a trim ' $564 million for all other energy sources. wind n a three- At a time when the budget is And there isn't an endless supply of fuel, mm.. tight, we are pleased with SMAB's either. Our domestic supply is limited, the encouragement of minority publications through increased funds. The 117 price is rising, and soon we will begin to problem of adequate funding for underdog publications has been nearly import it. Sounds like a familiar cycle. The a year-long controversy, but SMAB's recent actions are enlightening. money spent on n power, if diverted to SMAB is itself stuck for funds, solar/wind technology and conservation, though, partially because of the Council of Graduate Students' would take us a long way toward meeting intransigence regarding payment of due our energy needs. funds. COGS eventually pulled out of SMAB over the debate, but still owes SMAB Van Goor says that the people so used to money from winter term. SMAB's future allocations, it is our modern luxuries will not stand for the hoped, will not be hampered by similar financial setbacks. hardships of a simpler life. Maybe American Michigan Stole News, East Lansing Michigan Wednesday. May 9, 1979 5 VIEWPOINT: TICKETING JftSU traffic rules By BRETT DREYFUS pamphlet they hand you when the right to park and drive on are asinine financially support this institu¬ students ignoring the law, I TAYMAR LEGAL SERVICES This letter is addressed to all you register your car. I couldn't campus at all hours. tion and the maintenance of its have never seen a visitor have MSU on-campus residents who believe my eyes when I saw the 2. The ordinance violates YOU CAN AFFORD AN ATTORNEY roads, are being deprived of the difficulty finding a parking own an automobile. Have any of black and white: Section F(4)a: the Fifth Amendment by basic right to park and drive on Our service is dedicated to space. So much for the effec¬ you ever been ticketed with a Between 4 a.m. and 6 p.m., abridging an on-campus stu¬ these roads, while anyone out¬ tiveness and necessity of such a providing affordable legal services. white summons form Monday through Friday park No fee is charged for the initial in-office consultation. even dent's liberty of use of their side of MSU can do so freely law. Please though you had time remaining ing is permitted only in your property without due process without financially contributing refer to our classified ad in the service on the meter? Or have you ever section for o designated lot area. Driving on of the law. anything. When I am found guilty after totally confidential appointment. been given a parking violation University streets with an L, F, 3. It violates the right an my second appeal, I am going to ticket (the one with the enve¬ X or Y lot sticker is prohibited. on-campus resident has of equal The DPS lamely explains file suit against the University 6920 S. CEDAR*SUITE 11 lope to put money in) for I subsequently found out that protection under the law, a that the rule is enforced to at District Court. I urge all (694-1351) 414 S. JACKSON, JACKSON parking in a space even though this ruling doesn't apply to right guaranteed by the 14th ensure that visitors can obtain students who suspect they have there was no meter to put a faculty, staff, graduate assis¬ Amendment. parking spaces. I say bull!! In a been ticketed illegally to con coin in? tants, off-campus residents, or 4. The MSU Board of Trus¬ survey of student drivers, I tact me at 353 1568, as we can Well both those things have visitors! exceeded their even tees authority found that more than 90 per then file a class-action suit to happened to me on more than I immediately went over to by issuing an ordinance which cent didn't know it was illegal benefit all the students who one occasion. Thinking that this the vehicle office and entered a exceeds the intent and criteria to park or drive on campus have been done a serious injus was quite unjust. I contacted the DPS for an explanation. An plea of not guilty. I am now of the State of Michigan Uni¬ between 4 a.m. and 6 p.m. tice. The time has come to put firm awaiting a verdict from the form Traffic Code for cities and Furthermore, they stated that an end to an New explanation I got. Are you ASMSU Traffic Appeal Court. I townships. they have done so often in the illegal law. invidious and Open: ready for this? have no doubt in my mind that I The reason I was issued a will be found guilty. At that 5. It is totally illogical and past and will continue to do so, CHARLOTTE PARACENTER perverts any dictum of common regardless of such an asinine Dreyfus summons and received a ticket, point I will again appeal the sense. We, the students who law. Even with almost all the Saturday-Sunday ALL DAY according to DPS, was due to decision. I will employ every Weekends-After 1:00pm the fact that I parked on legal channel and use every campus between the hours of 4 resource available to defeat and Lessons-Exhibitions-(2) Planes a.m. and 6 p.m. He said it is destroy an unjust, unfair, VIEWPOINT: METER MONITORS •Certified Instructors illegal to park anywhere on illegal law. •Certified Jumpmasters campus between those hours if Basically, the ordinance is •FAACertified Riggers you the have a officer illegal to drive "lot" sticker. In fact, elaborated, it is on any Univer¬ invalid for the following rea- 1. It is discriminatory. It Consider workers •TSO Approved Gear •Lounge Area •Free Programs for Groups sity street between the hours of illegally discriminates against •Home of MSU Sport Parachute Club 4 a.m. and 6 p.m. He told me on-campus residents by not By JEFFREY R.MASON some people choose to get violent when they that if I disbelieved him to allowing them the exact same I was quite intrigued by Randy Kaufman's FIRST JUMP LESSONS confront the student officers, such as last winter check out the Student Motor right accorded to off-campus letter in Thursday's State News concerning Regular Classes begin Sat.-Sun. 10:00am when #734 was attacked by five men with pool Vehicle Regulation #27, the residents or visitors; namely, where student officer #734 instructed him to put Others by Appointment sticks while working a midnight shift. He was his dime when he couldn't find a meter. Knowing saved from serious injury only when a passing 335 Flanders Rd.f Charlotte, Mich. #734 as I do, I found it hard to believe that he DPS car saw the incident and came to his aid. would retaliate in such a manner unless Ph. (517)372-9127 or (517)543-6731 collect At least some people on campus have shown provoked. Sure enough, when I checked with that they have some mentality superior to (Two miles out Island Hwy.) Letters him, I found a side to the story which you didn't present. I was especially amused when he told me what you had claimed to do with his mother yours. Groups such as the Anti-Towing Coalition (of which I'm not a member, before you get that the night before, and how many times. Perhaps impression) have recognized that the way to effect a change is to attack the system which sets Style Your Hair For A Springtime Look the readers of The State News would also be the rules. Why don't you follow their example? interested in knowing of your sexual prowess. You might even find that your ticket will be at Rhapport in death throes Is it really necessary to subject a person to this thrown out if you can show that there was no kind of verbal abuse for simply doing his job? Do you likewise subject the student employees of meter where you were parked. There exists an appeal system on this campus for people who feel ABBOTT ROAD HAIRCUTTERS As editor of Rhapport, I am appalled by the recent decision of that they were unfairly ticketed. Attempting to your cafeteria to similar abuse for serving the the Student Media Appropriations Board. The board displays a slop that they call food every day (which some of appeal your case may provide you with more complete lack of concern for the 16,000 residence halls students us think is more offensive than ticketing and satisfaction than venting your one sided frustra¬ who paid 40 cents of their tax dollars to be represented in the tions in towing on this campus)? Both #734, the cafeteria a newspaper. media. These students are being ripped off. SMAB has awarded Rhapport a paltry $350 per term, which will worker, and all the rest of us student employees So next time you or someone like you gets Professional Hoirstyling are just doing a job, trying to earn some money upset over some injustice, why don't you take it not pay for even one complete issue of four pages. What happened so we can give it back to MSU three times a year. out on the employer instead of the employee? for to the money SMAB received from residence halls students? Does So why pick on the little guy because he's putting SMAB suppose they have any interest in greek publications? Or Recognize the fact that the student officers are himself through college? What do you do to that Rocky and Builwinkle live in Frostbite Falls, Minn., as the Senior Class Council saw fit to tell us? support yourself that puts you above anyone else? just trying to do the job that they're getting paid to do, and to earn a little cash. And in case you're UNDER $8 The methods of the board are highly questionable. There is a law wondering, I'm not a student officer — just You make it sound in your letter that #734 someone who's sympathetic to their cause. in the state of Michigan which requires that a public body post prior notice of their meetings. SMAB did not inform anyone that enjoys going around campus ticketing cars. You Oh, by the way Randy, I do think it was wrong they planned to meet in the required time. They did not inform me picture him as laughing and smiling, thoroughly of #734 to tell you to put your dime where he did. until three hours before, when I was unable to attend. (For those enjoying himself. I find it hard to believe that he He wouldn't have possibly known that that spot Call 332-4314 for appt. who were wondering when it was held, it was Thursday, April 26.1 really enjoys his job that much. How much fun was currently occupied by your head. or walk in anytime can you get out of a job where you are do not know the time.) constantly Students of this University will tolerate ineffectual govern¬ subjected to abuse from others? Even worse, Moion is o Cose Hall junior motoring in accounting Suite 201. East Lansing State Bank Buildin". on Abbol ments. As long as they do, as long as residence halls students do not fight to be represented in the media, their interests will be ignored. Just as People's Choice, the alternative publication for minorities, Rhapport will die. Josephine S. Scott Editor, Rhapport Corifrory to Scott's assumption People s Choice is for from dead—Ed lournalism^l Mr. J's in the run Timely Fashion Advertising for a summer of for Communication outdoor action. MOTHER STUDENT "Iss JOBS FALL WV4 9 Get valuable work experience...and money! The Red Cedar these positions open for next fall. Apply now, before it's too late. Log has W"* n Editor, Red Cedar Log. 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James Knight, an American meets a successfully be suspended, and setting his aspirations at this agent with a penchant for non spectacular level author knife-throwing, and here he's Pollock has no trouble in sent to Vienna to accompany a making the book succeed at its defecting Soviet scientist to goal. With a little niftier cover Zeta is the ultimate existential weapon, a safety in the United States. The art, this book should sell by the scientist is the man responsible non-voluntary form of birth control adminis¬ bundles as a newsstand paper for Zeta, a mysterious code tered through food that permanently renders back; otherwise, it's an interes name for a Soviet weapon the ting night's reading and little Soviets plan to employ against people sterile . and it turns out the Soviets . . more. A nice way to spend a America. Our have chosed a small American town to give few hours. government wants the secret of Zeta very their Zeta a test run. badly, for reasons of "arms balance." and it's James Knight's mission to find it. mate Turns out Zeta is the ulti¬ existential weapon, a similar occupations; eventually that a large portion of that's author Pollock's greatest Don't Get A Perm! non-voluntary form of birth we see control administered through The Rainbow Man's suspense is without trichoanalysis food that permanently renders derived from these characters The Rainbow Man is Ted people sterile. Thus the Soviets and their hidden loyalties. Pollock's first novel; generally Trichoanalysis is a method of testing the condition of hair. A plan to conquer the U.S. by he works as a political writer sheer numbers — they figure Despite all the corny names for "a major U.S. corporation," trichoanalysis tells the strength, the percentage stretched, the surface that a non violent war that and concepts — I mean "Zeta," according to the book's dust- condition, and any chemical or mechanical damage of hair. Whether might last 70 years or so beats a really? — this book isn't nearly jacket. His background sur¬ nuclear war hands down. And it as bad as it looks. Basically the faces in several ways through¬ hair will be able to tolerate a perm or any other chemical treatment turns out the Soviets have author has dressed up what out much of the novel, especial can be determined in advance bv chosen a small American town might be an intriguing screen¬ ly in its detail in economics. His using trichoanalvsis. - Dalton. Utah, to be exact — play into a fairly substantial decision to write within the So before you decide to perm your hair let the professionals at New Dimensions determine if its the right thing for your hair. Call Andrae Crouch brings the gospel to town 349-9320 for your trichoanalvsis. . NEW It can mean the difference DIAiENSICNS By WILLIAM BARNHARDT from Mahalia Jackson r Clara his bill. First, Kent Bowden, unison, making their joyful ing half the audience to God. between beautiful hair and six SUfs Cf IAIL State News Reviewer Ward. It is America': the opening act, and then the noise unto the Lord. There There were shouts of joy as he 'Sing it with me! Praise the music — complete with Gram local family gospel group, the w ere tears as Andrae told told of the kingdom to come. By months of embarrassment. DESIGN Lord!" mies, national music associa Testimonials. Neither had the about the revival he led last the tears on the face of a nearby- tions, artistic awards, and Bill style or polish as Andrae week at the state prison, bring (continued on page 7) 2110 Hamilton Rd Okemos 349-9320 The audience, "Pratse the board charts. There's black natura'b-. but the audience sat Lord!" spiritual, white spiritual, tradi¬ complacently. Ah. the Christian "Do you believe the Lord can tional hymns, country gospel, virtue oi patience . . . Are you a make the blind see?" Macho Mover? black gospel, and white gospel "When / icos nine years old "Uh-huh. " — but don't let all the "black" "Do you believe the sick?" he "Yes, Brother Andrae!" Two can heal and "white" fool you. The audience, like the one at ing Civic Center Monday night, Lans¬ "Tell woman us Brother Andrae," yells. a feppij mnn-fri 4 to 7 ipror PROVE IT! women in the balcony yell was an integrated mix of black, "When / was nine . . . I found white, Catholic and Protestant the Lord. Because the Lord "Amen." 'Do you still believe that Jesus can make the dead rise up by saym', Get up from there, devotees of Christian music. "You know, there're people who turn on TVfor som n to look found me. And he found cause I "Amen'" was available." me . . . £farl boy!'?" at late at night, and all they find is the Praise The Lord Club - " "I had availability . . . but no The finishing WE - HAUL caps "Yes, brother ability. My father uas a preach¬ The magic of Andrae Applause for the PTL Club. "And they turn it offand go on er man and he prayed for me and I prayed for me — and then touch for n adjustable Crouch and one of the more . . . sizes. ignored phases of American down the street one day to find someone handtn' out handbills when I was 11. the ability!" . . God gave me the Macho Dark music black gospel. Two with Jesus Loves You' on 'em." perfect — "Amen!" .4 group jumped to Brown steps forward from the negro "Amen for the handbill. " their feet. spiritual and one step short of . . modern soul, from the steamy- "And then someone drags "The ability to make music!" move Mississippi revival tent to the them to one of these gospel inner-citv Sunday night choir By 14. he had assembled the concerts, and they say Oh no, practice, the roots of black Disciples, a back up group. this better not be some more of After changes in the group, and ONLY $4.50 gospel are deeply felt and that ol' stuff.' " seven years, they made This is experienced by many of the "Uh-huh." Another Day. their first big LP. giants of black music. "You know what I say to Since then, everyone from gos¬ J fSLdeDrmk T>'*t To order, call 372-8265. Free delivery if requested. Ray Charles, Aretha Frank lin, Nina Simone, O.V. Wright, em?" pel king the Rev. 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Eost Loosing, Michigon Wednesday, May 9, 1979 1 Entertainment 6The Champ' a soppy rehashing By MATT OTTINGER Billy to go back to the ring. the bright for-his-age kids that but thinking about them tends just must be something affec¬ The only surprise that came There, in a preposterous but Hollywood is turning out by the to distract one's attention from ting about seeing tears of out of watching The Champ was predictable finale, the conflict is dozens lately. Instead, the kid the movie. happiness on screen. that the movie is not about resolved. showed that he really does have The movie, so I'm told, is The ending, on the other boxing. After that initial sur¬ supposed to be a tear-jerker, hand, failed altogether. Suppo¬ prise, the movie is predictable The movie, but scenes are so painfully sedly the big emotional climax, almost to the point of being so I'm told, is supposed to be a predictable than any sponta¬ all it really did was give the boring. tear-jerker, but scenes are so painfully pre¬ neous emotion is difficult. I will movie the only possible ending Jon Voight is Billy Flynn, a dictable that any spontaneous emotion is admit, though, that a couple of it could have. Despite its inher former boxer (emphasis on somewhat touch¬ ent unbelievability, the ending difficult. I will admit, though, that a couple of scenes were former) who now makes money ing. The scene in which T.J. is is foretold almost an hour scenes were somewhat touching. by walking race horses and given a horse may have begun before it occurs, leaving us with gambling. He and his 8-year-old like the Pepsi commercial of the no tension, no shock value, no son, T.J., are living happily on Voight doesn't miss a cliche talent. His performance was idea, but it handled emotion. Without same was giving it his earnings and winnings until in his portrayal of the former reminiscent of the child stars of very well and it eventually away (it would be pretty a day at the races when they boxer. He's egotistical, stub- incredible to believe anyway), the past. In fact, if Ricky had figured into the plot. Another run into Billy's sophisticated born, a drinker, a gambler, and been born 40 years ago, he scene, in which T.J. and Billy let it suffice to say that the ex-wife, Annie (Faye Duna not very bright. In short, he's would have been Jackie are reunited after a long separ¬ ending, like the rest of the way), the mother T.J. never everything that every other Cooper, ation, was easily expected, yet movie, is, in a word, predic knew. Although T.J. doesn't film boxer has ever been. somehow was effective. There table. know his mother, she wants to Naturally, he does it well iafter One of the biggest problems be able to take care of him all. he's an Oscar winner), but wjth the film is that it leaves every once in a while. Billy the part cries for just a little many questions unanswered, refuses, making some inspired originality. Dunaway is a how for example, did rich, osm comment along the lines that stereotype too, but she at least suave Annie ever meet and fall since she wasn't there to take tries to put a little humanity in iove with tough, earthy care of him, she can't have him into her part. Billy? Or, why does T.J. con- now. His stubbornness and her Rickv Schroder, as the 8-year stantly call his father "Champ" relentlessness set off a chain of old T.J., was one of the film's if he's never even seen him Your key to the credit union Billy (Jon Voight) and son T.J. (Ricky Schroder) cheer for a racehorse at events that eventually, for rea¬ few surprises. I honestly expec- box? Questions like that don't 24 hours a day Hiaieah in MGM's The Champ. sons never made clear, inspire ted him to be just another of amount to much by themselves, STAIE NEWS Kresge undergraduate art exhibit now open NEWSLINE MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION By ROSANNE SINGER letter opener, a tea ball and a 'is an exciting colorful painting which sits a large turkey. Because of the overwhelming 355-8252 State News Reviewer spatula wrought from metals in blues, reds, yellows, oranges Industrial and graphic number of pieces that appear in An impressive exhibit of like bronze, brass and silver. and purples interspersed with a designs occupy one of the this exhibit, several of the undergraduate art is now on variety of configuration. The gallery rooms. Among the in¬ displays look cluttered. The display at the Kresge Art Most of the paintings are second-place winner, Liz Daly, dustrial pieces are a stadium works are also inadequately Gallery through May 20. First, second and third prizes have large, abstract canvses. An interesting untitiled work by has created a three-dimension¬ al, disembodied woman trying seat, a ski jacket, a kitchen stepladder, a baby crib and a labeled according to the medium. For example, the £f established e. lansing 1976 been awarded in all media, Julia Roesler is a canvas paint¬ to break through a gauze-like children's wagon. Each of the various materials in the metal¬ including metalsmithing. paint¬ ing, sculpture, photography ed in shades of pink and grey with slits stitched together material covering her entire body. complete objects is accom panied by explanatory illustra¬ smithing catagorv are specified, which causes diffi¬ not mmamstfituj center, inc and graphic design. with brown, tan and grey yarn. tions on paper. The graphic culties for someone unfamiliar The first-place winner, entitled In the drawing category ap¬ yrt • ' pregnancy tt '-'"j'-ci; test *on a walk-in basis, confidential^ The metalsmithing category designs include magazine with these techniques. ndiridual pear watercolors, pen draw book covers, a radio care from trained specialists: features such pieces as rings, "Speculation on the Flounder's covers, Kresge Gallery hours are Existence," by Richard Golab, ings, charcoals and pastels, »papsmear, breast exam, b.c.pills bracelets, bowls, brooches, a guide, posters, a children's Monday through Friday from 9 mostly in abstract designs. book, greeting cards, a record a.m. to 5 p.m., Tuesday evening 'diaphram fitting, pap, breast Most of the album cover and a fabric pos- from 7 to 9 p.m. and Saturday *ILD. pap, breast sculpture is small in size, abstract and simply and Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. »pelvic exam—any reason designed. The artists have em¬ •pregnancy termination by vacuum aspiration Andrae Crouch's gospel ployed wood, clay and of metals to a fabricate variety such »advanced termination thru 20 weeks will be discussed at our centers. ] pieces as a clay relief, a metal *counseling no charge torso, a mobile and a bust. (continued from page 6' moving songwriter, and dedi¬ In the Musician Milton Ager dies — blue cross, medicaid, student discounts— photography section, elderly lady it was obvious that cated performer. many of the artists have dis¬ if Jesus wasn't right in that "You know, "he starts slowly. room beside her, he was aw¬ "You know, I got a call the other played excerpts from photo¬ LOS ANGELES (API — Composer Milton Ager. who wrote fully close. And that's the key: day.. about my mother. They . graphic series, such as the first such songs as "Happy Days Are Here Again," "Ain't She closeness. Andrae's style and had to rush her to the hospital place winner by Roger Watson, Sweet," "Hard Hearted Hannah" and "Nobody's Baby," has six photos entitled "Photo died at the age of 85. songs are touching because he means it, and whether you're a The audience is silent, the Duplications." Ager died Sunday at Centinela Hospital Medical Center after a long illness. Memorial services will be held Friday. hblv-roller or one of the ye of choir behind him hums a spiri¬ As in the other media, most little faith you can feel a power tual Ager, a Chicago native, began his career by playing piano in works in the printmaking cate¬ movie and vauderville theaters during high school. ig his masterful piano work or "And you know . . . it's hard gory are abstract, with an He went to New York City in 1913, and for a time the soulfull wailings of the bein'out on the road, it's a real occasional landscape. Some dis¬ choir. burden." accompanied vaudeville singers. tinctive prints by Nan Goggin 1 It was reminiscent of Vinette "Amen!" The audience again appear, one illustrating two In the 1930s, "Happy Days Are Here Again" became the campaign song for Franklin Delano Roosevelt's first-term Around the World Fall 1979 Carroll's Your Arms Too Short rises to its feet, hands out¬ cartoon like figures huddled in to Box with God, a slow ballad stretched to the ceiling. campaign and for the New Deal era it spawned. the corner of an empty room, He is survived by his wife, Cecilia, two daughters, Laurel ejnpathizing the pains of the "And, you know . . . Jesus entitled "Oh Bill Won't You crucifixion followed by an up- relieved me of that burden!" Bentley and journalist Shana Alexander, and two grand¬ Shut Up." Her print entitled on-your-feet dancing number The audience explodes in daughters. lite "Bless Me Lord", all con¬ "Thanksgiving Feast" shows a applause and am ens, while one group of caricatured heads nected by pertinent and supris woman clearly affected in the gathered around a table on ingly refreshing personal rev front row yells "Hallelujah!" ejations. Call it a product of Brother Andrae smiles, tears blind faith or propaganda, it welling in his eyes, "Yeah sister can't be denied that Andrae we all gotta hallelujah now and Crouch is an impeccable orator, then. . ." TbGKise&OecLiNe WeSTGRNTllOUQllT ANt) CUlTURG bow sbouLO weTbeNUve? four continents while XN 8-pARTFlLM PRGSCNTATION earning a full semester of credit. Professors are from ORfRANClSA. leading American Universities. SDACFFeR Don't leave school without it. Completely accredited by the Univer¬ Now that you're going out into the world, you're going to need the sity of Colorado. American Express'Card. 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East Lansing, Michigan 4U' prof running strong By DENNIS PETROSKEY "I didn't walk well for a long said. "He competed in the 1904 State News Sports Writer time and the injury still bothers Olympics for Britain." The Olympic Games may be me," he said. Between 15 and 20 percent of better known than the World Buschman said he continued the athletes competing in the Masters Track and Field com to play golf and tennis after World Meet are former Olym petition, but one would have a recovering from the war injur pians, Buschman said. How¬ hard time telling 58-year-old ies, until a friend recommended ever, unlike the Olympics, the Mel Buschman that they are that he enter into the World athletes in the Masters Meet do Meet in Toronto. not represent a country, and any more important. Buschman, MSU professor of "I trained a little bit, but not there is no team scoring. administration and higher edu¬ too hard, and entered the "Each person runs as an cation, has participated in hurdles competition," he said. individual and not for a team," World Masters competition, "I entered two races and got he said. which is designed to be "a sort into the finals in both." The athletes compete with of Olympics for older people," "I didn't win either of the persons of their own age and since it first began in Toronto races, but I saw some other are placed into classes begin about three-and-a half years events I could get into. ning with the 40 to 45-year-old ago. Buschman now competes in group. The groups are deter And Buschman will be ready- the pentathlon, which consists mined by five-year ranges so again in July when the eight of a 200-meter sprint, long the athletes enter new age day World Masters Track and jump, discus throw, javelin toss groups as they get older. Field Meet is held in Hannover, and 1500 meter long distance "Most people are worried West Germany. run. All of the events for the about getting old, but these He currently stands as the pentathlon are held on the same guys want to get old so they can North American pentathlon day, he said. be the youngest in the group Get SI.00 off with this coupon "It's better if the events of and beat someone," Buschman PanTree's new Dinner Specialty. champion for men between the ages of 55 and 60 — no small the pentathlon are done quickly said with a grin. Cheese Enchiladas accompanied by soup, feat after having suffered seri because you don't stiffen up as "People ask me how many of salad and retried beans, served with hot ous leg injuries in his younger much," he said. the people have died on the sauce, only $2.25 with this coupon. Buschman said the World track," he said smiling. "We Buschman said he had to Meet competition attracts men haven't had anyone die on the Coupon good Monday thru Thursday, have one of his legs "manipula and women from all over the track — and if they did. they'd expires midnight, May 31st. ted back into shape" when he world and is open to anyone be happy doing what they was 6 years old after having it over 40 years of age who can wanted to anyway." Wine and draft beer served crushed in a playground acci¬ meet the designated qualifying Buschman said he thinks the with lunch and dinner. dent. times. track and field competition is The doctor said they would "One guy, named Duncan "one of the greatest things for have to amputate the leg, but McLean, is 95 years old and older people to get involved in." in the 100 meters," he my dad scooped me up in his runs continued on page 91 arms and took me to another bone-setter," he said. Buschman said his school teacher in western Oklahoma, where he grew up, was the person who influenced his interest in track and field. "At age 10 or 11, I entered into a 50-yard dash and won," ^IVllI) he said, "and from that point on I was interested." Buschman competed at MSU between 1939 and 1943 and had his sights set on the 1944 Olympics until he was forced to 64 MSI' Professor Mel Buschman works out in preparation for the World Masters leave for the armv during Track and Field Meet in Hannover. West Germany scheduled for July. World War II. "I specialized in the hurdles and was a good long jumper," will be present. dividual golf tournament dead¬ he said. "I the figured I was one of top three in the country, SAVE $20* Im Notes According to MSC karate lines are today at 5 p.m. Sign up but then it was war-time and I club instructor Bruce Hender in 201 IM Sports-West or for didn't get a chance to go." son. the tourney draws top women. 121 IM Sports-Circle. Buschman met more misfor¬ The MSU karate club will names because of its reputation The team golf tourney is May tune while stationed with the for fairness in 12 and 13. Women's individual Free! Ail standard options, including engraving, sponsor its annual spring fighting, and its infantry in Italy. karate tournament at noon competitive nature. golf is Saturday. May 12 and "While we were in Italy, we encrusting, special stones, more. Saturday, May 12 in the sports Admission is $1 for MSU men's is Sunday. May 13. set up a sort of 'Little Olympics' arena of the IM-West. students and $3 for non stu The > and i i in¬ for the American armed forces Competitors will meet in dents. The finals will being at dividual track meet deadline is and special services," he said. different weight and rank cata- about 5 p.m. noon on Tuesday. May 15. Sign "But two days before the meet I gories. Some of the best black- Residence hall, fraternity up and get further information got shot up and I was laid up for ,%s belt fighters in the Midwest and independent team and in¬ in 201 IM Sports West. 19 months." : .Jjdfc l mum ■Mtt, ' ?.. mj£2n ■ft' Pick something special this summer at Grand Valley State. If you plan on spending the summer in the Holland, Grand Haven and points in between. Grand Rapids area, why not invest a bit of There's wide flexibility, too. Some your breaktime in picking up extra college classes are held evenings so your daytime credits at Grand Valley State? You'll accelerate will be free for yourself. And besides the your degree program and give yourself a campus curriculum, courses and workshops flying start for fall term. A broad selection of are offered at other convenient spots in course offerings is available and all credits Grand Rapids, East Grand Rapids, Muskegon gained are transferable. 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We'll the variety of standard options, offered free make your ring distinctively yours Several are on those at Grand Valley State, too.) forward all the specifics on curriculum avail¬ on the sale rings, too. sale during this promotion The campus is within easy commuting ability, times, dates, and registration details. distance from Grand Rapids, Muskegon, /1RJQ1RVED MAY 7 THRU MAY 11 Call Admissions Office 616/895-6611, Extension 344 GRAND V COLLEGE RINGS 9:30-4:00 between 830 AM and 5PM VALLEY MSU BOOKSTORE weekdays or write for STATE information. W ^^^^All Allendale, Michigan 49401 INTERNATIONAL CENTER LOWER LEVEL 319 E. Grand River Michigon Stote News, Eost Lonsing, Michigan Wednesday, May 9, 1979 ^ CHIPPEWAS TOPPED 13-4. 10-9 I Buschman Spartans (continued from page 8i By JERRYBRAUDE Chippewas. sweep Lopez homered to right field in doubleheader first game, more than made up third double (to more "People participating in the competition rarely have health problems," he said. "We may be susceptible to injury right center because of our age, and people State News Sports Writer "A lot of the fifth and Randy Hop homer our recent hitting for that with a four for five field) scored first baseman Bill do deteriorate — they're not Mt. PLEASANT - Through success can be attributed to the ed to left in the seventh. second game. Two of his hits Schulz, who made his first MSU immortal — but the heart and out this season, pitching has warm weather," coach Dan Coach Litwhiler's club didn't were homers, and he had five appearance ever, for the cardio vascular system are the carried MSU's baseball team. Litwhiler said. "The players start its heavy hitting bom batted in. runs winning run. last to go." But Tuesday's doubleheader can see the ball better, are bardment until the fifth inning Central Michigan, "He gave me a curve ball to who had a "My ambition is to be run¬ at Central Michigan belonged looser and can swing the bat of the first game, when they 4-0 record against the outside part of the plate, MSU this ning like my friend McLean at to the Spartan hitters, as they better." scored seven runs with Lopez' and I hit it hard to the opposite season, had apparently enough 95," he said. led MSU to 13-4 and 10-9 A more important factor to three-run homer being the big of being pushed around by the field," Gebben said of his victories over the Chippewas. MSU's explosive hitting Tues¬ blow. MSU throughout the double- winning hit. "I kind of felt "Generally, our pitching day was a strong wind gusting Hop's homer was also a header and erupted with five nervous, but I worked things wasn't very good today, but at out to the outfield. Seven home three-run blast in an inning runs in the seventh to send the back into the groove." least we had the hitting this runs were hit on the afternoon, when MSU again sent ten men Schulz also had an auspicious game into extra innings. time to make up for it," five by the Spartans. to the plate. After Jay Stother had loaded debut in a Spartan uniform assistant coach Frank Pellerin MSU had three home runs in With the wind blowing back the bases with one out, Phil with three runs scored and said of his 21-23 Spartans. the opening 13-4 crushing, at him, starting MSU pitcher three RBI's. Magsig came in to relieve. But The Spartans, who have sending one to each field. Brian Wolcott hadn't allowed a he was belted with a three-run MSU still had to struggle to averaged nine-and-a-half runs Rodger Bastien, who was four hit for four-and-two-thirds inn¬ double and a Mick Cochran pull out the victory in the per game in their last four for five at the plate in the first ings. He was then hit for a pair two-run homer to tie the game. bottom half of the eighth inn¬ contests, clobbered out 15 hits game, homered to centerfield of runs in the fifth and seventh MSU bounced back, though, ing. in each of the games against the for a 1-0 third inning lead; Joe innings. The victory raised his in the eighth inning with two Central Michigan had run¬ record to 3-4. players starting their first ners on second and third with The Spartans' hitting parade game for MSU since the spring two outs before Mark Suther in the second game almost went land saved the victory for Steve trip combining for the winning for nothing. They blew a 9-4 Kruse (3-1) by sending Cochran ADAM TEICHER lead in the seventh inning before pulling out the victory Designated hitter Brad Geb- down swinging with a slider. ben, who has had an injured The Spartans return to Kobs with a run in the eighth. elbow, sparkled in his northern Field to play a doubleheader Ken Robinson, the only debut New arena, Spartan not to have a hit in the season doubles in the with three nightcap. His today with Oakland University at 1 p.m. but at MSU Bass to lead defense (( MSU The MSU basketball team is once again battling for the Big Ten STUDENTFOU title. Home games are viewed by 16,000 screaming fans. The Spartans go on to win the Big Ten. Neither MSU nor its fans By ADAM TEICHER State News The coaches don't have to ers, Bass thinks they will be A PRESENTS Sports Writer worry about us and we all know under more pressure. "Any have to travel very far for the Mideast Regionals because the Linebacker Dan Bass has each jther's capabilities so we time you come off a good Spartans are the hosts for this very prestigious event. started every football game play well together." season, people will expect Obviously, this situation is a few years away. But it no doubt will be real someday. The only question is: will that arena be on or off campus? since he has come to MSU. He can tell you better than anyone Like the other seniors on next season's team, Bass came more. The Big Two is gone now because of us and Purdue. The WOO METER RUN Of all the questions that surround the issue of a new basketball about the turnaround that the to MSU just when the Spartans had been put on their three- Big Ten is going to be like it is TO BENEFIT THE STATECENTER Spartans have made in the time in basketball, everyone will be arena, this one is the easiest to answer. If it is built in downtown he has been here. year probation. This didn't good. If you don't get keyed up FOR PERFORMINGARTS Lansing, the people that make that decision could regret their effect his decision to come to choice for a long time to come. "Things were extremely diffi¬ you'll have trouble." SPONSORED BY ADDAS East Lansing. An old football saying goes, First of all, a new arena is needed. It is a credit to the athletic cult with the new coaching staff "I had been coming to "You win games on defense." RACE STARTS AT MUNN ICE ARENA department and the basketball program when they can draw at first," Bass recalled, refer¬ MSU games since I was a little, Bass says that the one key to players that can bring the NCAA title to MSU with a facility like ring to the arrival of Darryl kid," the junior from nearby the MSU season in 1979 is Jenison Fieldhouse to play their games in. Except for Northwestern's McGaw Hall, Jenison is the smallest and poorest Rogers as the MSU head coach three years ago. Bass was a Bath explained. "I liked the whether the Spartan defense SATURDAY MAY 19 crowd a lot. The crowds make does the job. place to house basketball games in the Big Ten. With the Big Ten freshman when Rogers was in his first season as a Spartan. the game and when you get a 9:00 AM emerging as the nation's outstanding basketball conference, how "If we can keep people out of FREE T-SHRT TO ALL CONTESTANTS much longer will the Spartans be able to compete when they have the end zone, we'll be great. "Nobody had ever passed in to show their prospective recruits Jenison Fieldhouse as their Our defense is one of the best in the Big Ten before, so it was an home arena? the country and it will score adjustment. That was a new MAIL ENTRES TO' DROP OFF ENTRES AT ENTRANCE FEES: Schools like Purdue with Mackey Arena and Indiana with points." MSU Student Foundation MSU Alumni Office Students with ID $3 thing out here, but it was old to Assembly Hall automatically get a head start on MSU because of him because he came from Look for the MSU defense, 10.000 Meter Run 1st FbaUnonBtdg LateRegsteredStuderrts $4 their basketball facilities. California. led by Dan Bass, to keep its 220NisbetBldg General Pitt $5 A new arena can do wonders for a basketball program. Almost 'Make Checks Payable to 20 years back, UCLA What Bass didn't say was opponents out of the end zone ELansrg Ml 48823 decided they needed a new basketball arena, next year. MchganStateUhiversitv that he played a big part in that 'Normal Regstration Ends May 5 and construction on Pauley Pavillion was started on campus. turnabout. He led the Spartans Immediately, top players from all over the nation flocked to in total tackles all three years California to play for the Bruins. The result was 10 national he has been here and ■BULL YOUR WW! was basketball championships in 12 years. named to the All-Big Ten first Notre Dame was just another college with a basketball team team as a linebacker last year. until they built the Athletic and Convocation Center on campus a In addition, he has been a decade ago. Now the Irish have a solid program, attracting players from all over. settling influence on the de¬ fense. THROUGH COLLEGE! More recently, new arenas have been built on the campuses of the University of Oklahoma and Texas. The turnaround in Norman Next year, as a senior, the and Austin has been incredible. Both known for football in the team will look to him for past, those schools are more than just one-sport universities today. leadership. "I have to be more What is equally important to a new arena is that it is built on of a leader," he said after campus. Of all the top basketball schools in the nation, with one or practice on Tuesday. "One of dead crowd like the ones at two exceptions, they have oustanding arenas and they are on our problems right now is that Northwestern, it's hard to play. we don't really get keyed up. When you play here, the crowd campus. People forget that before Earvin Johnson became a Spartan, That is normal for spring when gets you going." MSU basketball wasn't nearly as hot as it is now. Coaches went to all you have to get fired up for He added that he has no the dorms trying to sell tickets to students, who apparently is your own team. When the regrets. "It wasn't a mistake," weren't very interested because Jenison was seldom half-full for season starts, we will be he continued. "This is where I the games. ready." wanted to come. If Michigan What will happen if a new arena is built in Lansing and the Bass is the leader of the State didn't want me, I would basketball program happens to be down for a few years? If the linebacking unit and they are have played against them so I Spartans could only fill half the seats in an on-campus arena, how all returning starters from last would get to prove that they many people will show up to watch a game in downtown Lansing? year. He says this can only were wrong." Needless to say, the project will take a whole bunch of money. If help. Now that the Spartans are MSU is to have a new arena, the athletic department will have to "Experience is so important. legitimate Rose Bowl contend- start saving right now. The fruits of this new on-campus arena would surely be felt in the win column for Spartan basketball. UUOmancjdre is now open in Eost Lansing. Womoncore s new office in East Lonsing is now open locared across from the Union Building (above Hosier's), Womoncore is open 3 p m.-7 p.m.. 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Perfect when you want something to go with Free Seminar for Your Group Womoncore professionals will conduct free seminars m special times: like after the party, before the party, and, (tf contraception ond sex education in your dorm or for other groups CaH 337-7350 ond ralk to libby Bogdon-lovis. Educonon Coordinator or Elome O Connor Clinic AC $1 79 Reg. »2" course, during the party. But whatever you do this semester, do it with Schlitz Malt Liquor. Because when it comes to great taste, we've always made the grade. uuomangare«i LansinG Main Olnlc Eost Lonsing Office SCHLITZ MALT UOtlOR. 3401 E. Saginaw 201V* E Grand Wver Lonsing, Michigon East Lonsing, Michigan 1900 E.Kalamazoo DON'T SAY BEIR.SAY BULL! (5 mln. from MSU) 8 1979 Jos Schlitz Brewing Co Milwaukee and other great cities . 1 0 Michigon State News, Eost Lansing. Michigan Wednesday May 9, 1979 mmmmmm chatki accepted ■ FINANCIAL BACKING URGED FOR COMMERICAL NEW Buy any ^ % Medium Pura | at the Regular Bj Public hearing reviews E.L. revitalization plan Price Identical Pi«a FREE get the ■ dents advised the Commercial | By SHEILA BEACHUM for the new Comprehensive of the South East Marble Com Committee Chairperson Ed funded improvement and ex¬ State News Staff Writer Advisory Committee Monday. Plan. munity Association, who also Church conceded that the com » presenting more accurate images of Africa in the West will begin two class days before publication. AIESEC (International Assoc! No announcements will be accept¬ =- Thursday in the Kellogg Center. The conference, hosted by MSU's African Studies Center, is a ed by phone. Trace the rise and decline of Western civilization in the film by ation of Students in Economics and Business Management) meets Juniors, seniors: Earn academic credit interning with the Michigan V ) special project of the African Media Center and will bring together Franci Schaeffer at 7:30 tonight, at 6 tonight, 340 Union. Energy Extension Service Contact Na^edCame C 102 Holmes Hall. educators who use media about Africa, and individuals and The Office of Volunteer Pro¬ Dave Per sell, College of Urban agencies who fund, produce and distribute these resources. grams needs persons who like to Lesbian Gay Council business Development The Department of Humanities meeting at 8 tonight. 4 Student Registration begins Thursday at 8 a.m. lift weights to be volunteer role Thursday's session opens in Centennial Hall after registration. models. Contact 26 Student Set- host state Sen Jack Saxon to Services Bldg. Social gathering The Stranger speak "The Humanities and follows meeting. The last two sessions on Friday and Saturday will be held in the vices Bldg on Medical Technology majors and Kellogg Center auditorium. Public Safety," at 8 tonight, all students seeking admission to 1 RORNfi TONIGHT Kresge Art Gallery Management Club presents Mr the I 10:30 SHOWPLACE: junior level of the Medical SHOWTIMES: NAKED 7:30 121 NAT SCI \ Speakers during the conference will include Africanists from Conversational sign language Dowd from the Hilton Corporation Technology S HAPPY 9 00 ADMISSION: 2.50 students session from 7 to 8 program must com¬ throughout the United States and internationally known tonight, fourth to speak on labor relations at 6 plete an application form available 1 A SEAL FILM 3 50 non-students | filmmakers such as Haile Gerima, John Marshall, David Kof and floor, Library Lobby Learn how to end a friendship tonight, 115 Eppley Center. in 100 Giltner Hall. Robert Van Lierop. gracefully. Volunteers may attend the seminar at 6:30 tonight. 331 Student Nurses Association Africans such as Cecilia Dumor from Ghana, Johnson Lenuel Union. from Sierra Leon, Dennis Brutus from South Africa, Josph Ajai from Nigeria, Lady Musinda Nwinvitembo Kavadi Wa Mukuna from Zaire will also speak. from Tanzania and meets at and Dr 6 tonight. Nominations for 1979-80 Board are scheduled sabelle Payne is guest speaker 336 Union. Be part of the National Wo¬ men s Track Meet to be held at 3JtHAr wSTw. TDISCO at TOO^EY'S with They will discuss such topics as "Media to Teach about Africa in MSU May 23 26 Volunteer to help and locatic... .......... Secondary and Community Education." "Funding Media Pro¬ on the field, 26 Student Services 24 hour programline: ductions about Africa," "Distribution of Africa Related Media Bldg * 0° . 355-0313 AL Materials" and "American Images of Africa: An African Viewpoint." ■yo* C Recent films about Africa will also be shown during the Phi Gamma Nu Sorority mee If you're interested in teaching Thursday and Friday evening sessions. 5:30 tonight. camping skills be a volunteer at Eppley centi skills specialist. Contact 26 Stu¬ The media center was established in MSU s African Center in Lobby "ledges meet at 5 p.rr dent Services Bldg 1977 to document, evaluate and disseminate information about 114 Eppley Center audio-visual materials on Africa. Coming j It has evaluated about 400 audio-visuals related to Africa and This provides consulting services to educators and media producers. Lpnsmcn STARL!TE"> S CEDAR ST NEAR JOLLY Phone 322 0044 I US 27 WEST OF WAVE«tv Phnne /vii. I S •ttUDSOTN & THE PARTNERS THE GREATEST SUSPENSE FILM _ MAY 13 EVER RETURNS! S 8 & 10:30 West Circle Metre Run Sunday, May 13. Start Time 9am, Beaumont Tower Canoe Races May 14 & 15. Begin 4pm at the Canoe Shelter Tug-O-War May 16 & 17 Starts behind Shaw Hall at 4pm Outdoor Movies AfterD.,k Tuesday Mayo .Wednesday Brody Thursday Case , and Friday Conrad. Frisbee On May18. Outdoor Concert Begins at Noon on May19,by Fairchild Aud. No alcoholic beverages please! Sit-On-Athon May 20 at 1pm, on the Tundra byWilson Hall Join the Fun! 1979 Michigon Stote News, Eost Lonsing Michigan Wednesday, May 9, 1979 13 Employment j jjj |~ Employment | [jj] MALIBU 1970 - V8 automa¬ MASON BODY SHOP, 812 E. STUDENTS BRIDAL AND FASHION a1 SUBJECTS NEEDED for de¬ MOUNTAIN JACK'S Restau- KEHILLAT ISRAEL is inter- tic. Runs well. 95,000 miles. Kalamazoo since 1940. Auto teration lady needed, 484 cision making experiment in 5800 W Saginaw. Now PHONE 355-8255 347 Student Services Bldg. Many new parts. 355-8147. painting collision service. rant, viewing part-time teachers Spring term is already half 5359. 55-15 (3) Political Science. $4.00/hour accepting applications for for 1979-80 school year. In- 3-5-11 (3) American, foregin cars. 485- over have you been too RATES - minimum. For information: cooks, busboys, and dish- terested persons please con- MAZDA 1974 - Sporty, good 02S6._C-22;5-31 (5) busy enjoying the days to MOTOR ROUTE driver, $150 Karen 355-6590 5-515 (5) washers. Apply in person, tact Naomi Revson at 351 - DAYS even think about what you're a week, 3 hours a day, start No. condition. Snow tires in¬ GOOD USED tires, 13-14-15 Mon -Fri 2:30-4 p.m E.O.E 3221 or after 6 p.m. at 351 1 3 1 day-90' per line cluded. $1500. 394-4006. inch. Mounted free. Used doing for the summer? June, own car. Call 332 2112 TACO BELL of E Lansing is 55-11(6) 9093.10-514(7) 6 1 3 between 9 a.m.-1 p.m. hiring full and part-time help -3- • 70- 7.20 13.50 16.00 days-80' per line 5-5-15 (3) wheels and hub caps. PEN- Would you like to take a few Z-3-511 (4) NEL SALES, 1825 Michigan, for summer. Day or night. 565 PART TIME babysitter in CASHIER WANTED full time 4 3.60 9.40 114)0 22.40 6 days-75' per line - classes summer term, yet still E Grand Rivei 5515(5) 8 days-70' per line MERCURY MARQUIS Lansing, Michigan, 48912. . my home summer term. Call neat appearance a must. Able 5 4.50 12.00 22.50 28.00 be able to count on a RECEPTIONIST FOR East 355-8157 after 5. 3-59 (3) to work with figures. Good Brougham-1973, loaded, 482-5818. C-22-5-31 (6) 4 5.40 14.40 27.00 33.60 permanent job position; so Lansing Doctor's office, full JANITORIAL HELP Part 57,000 miles, great car, pay and benefits. Apply in -7 4.30 14.00 31.50 39.20 Line rate per insertion you can afford to pay the time, some typing, send ref¬ time hours. Immediate open¬ STORE DETECTIVE full $1,695,349-0913. 5-5-11 (4) UGLY DUCKLING - Will buy - or person only, between 10 a.m. rent? qualifications and Call your car. 372-7650. erences, ings through summ part-time. Criminal Justice - 5 p.m. weekdays. CINEMA MASTERCHARGE I VISA WELCOME Mr Marsh 482 6231 OLDSMOBILE STARFIRE, C-2-5-14 (3) majors. 641-4562 X ADULT ENTERTAINMENT EconoLines We can help you out! 8-5-18 14) 3 lines-M.00-5 days. 80' per line 1978, 30 MPG 4 cylinder, OR-20-5-31 (31 CENTER, 1000 W Jolly over 3 lines. No 5-speed, Pioneer AM/FM Road. Lansing adjustment in rate when We have fulltime job assign¬ cancelled. Price of item(s) must be stated cassette, gages, special Motorcycles ments for SECRETARIES, ROOM NEAR NORTHERN MICHIGAN DENTAL ASSISTANT, chair side. Experienced. 5 day OR-8-510 (10) wheels and paint. 625-3717 campus in summer camp has openings in ad. Maximum sale price of MOO. TYPISTS and SECRE for: Arts and Crafts instruc¬ week. Salary 3-5-11 (5) SUZUKI 250 CC street, like exchange for child care. open. Benefits. X-RAY TECHNOLOGIST No Commercial Adi TARY'S HELPERS in and Board of kitchen facilities tors, and sailing and swim¬ Call 485-7123. 5-59 14) new, only 3600 miles. $550 or around the Lansing/East Lan¬ negotiable. Available now Peanuts Personal ads—3 lines - '2.25 - per OLDS, 1965 Engine OK, new best offer. 332 8892 ming staff. Write Jack Schul- Edward W. Sparrow Hospital insertion. 75' per Sears battery, $100/best of¬ X-5-5-9 (3) sing area. through next year 351-7662 man, 29550 Frankiin Rd DENTAL RECEPTIONIST has an immediate opening for line over 3 lines (pre¬ 6-5-16 (5) » 329 Southfield. Mi 48034 Experienced Benefits, Salary fer. 337-2494 5-511 (5) a part-time registered X-Ray payment). 2-5-10 (7) open. 485 7123 5-5-9 (3) HONDA CB360T - new last Technologist. The opening is Rummage/Garage Sale ads—4 lines - '2.50. OLDS CUSTOM Cruiser - Salaries are commensurate PART-TIME work with con¬ for the weekend night shift. 63' per line over 4 lines-per insertion. summer, stored indoors, with skills and abilities, and struction office. Flexible RECEPTIONIST for pleasant DENTAL HYGIENIST. Part The hospital offers competi¬ 1978 Loaded. $6750. Beauti¬ 2.000 miles, red, $720. Call available assignments offer schedule, must have archi¬ business office. Good typing time 3 days a week. 'Round Town ads —4 lines-'2.50-per insertion. ful car. 349-4342. 8-5-11 (3) Prefer tive wages and fringe bene¬ after 5 p.m., 332-7463. students/student spouses ex¬ tectural experience. Call Ran¬ and 63' per line over 4 lines. stenographic skills nec¬ person with practical experi- fits on a pro-rated basis. 5511 (5) cellent opportunities to es¬ dy at 351-2480. 2-5-10 (5) essary. Pleasant telephone ence _485 7123_5-5-9_W Contact the Personnel Office, Lost & Found ads transportation OLDS CUTLASS. 1974, ads 3 tablish consistent employ¬ manner, good benefits. Send 487-9180 E.W. SPARROW lines-M 50-per insertion. 50' per line power brakes/steering, air HONDA 750 ment histories. PARKS AND RECREATION, LAWN AND LANDSCAPING over - 1977, 9.00C resume to Michigan State HOSPITAL, 1215 E. Michigan 3 lines. conditioning, AM-FM stereo, miles, $1450. Triumph 650- work, experience preferred. cassette tape player, vinyl forestry, wildlife, MREE, re¬ News, Box # B-2, E. Lansing. Avenue, Lansing, Ml 48909 Think about it - then give us a Call Mr. Grossi at 482-6232 1970, $450. 482 4616. source development and edu¬ 8-51819! A non-discriminatory affirma Deadlines roof. Rear window defrost, call to make an appointment 5510(31 8-510(3) cation majors, camp coun¬ tive action employer. steel belted radial tires. Rust- for your personal interview. selors needed, 3 male and 3 8-5-11 (17) Ads-2p.m.-l class day before publication. proofed. Clean. 35,000 miles. MODELS - $10/hour. Apply female. 6' 17-8/17 in beautiful Cancellation Change-lp.m.-l class day be¬ $2400 or best offer. Call 332 VELVET FINGERS. Call 489 fore publication. 1338 after 6 p.m. 3-5-10 (9) I Employment ' j j| j | Ludington State Park. Room, board and stipend, also bon¬ Did your Spring 2278. OR-22-5-31 (3) ALL STUDENT Aavetising be prepaid Monday, Once ad is ordered it cannot be cancelled break turn into must or NEED COUNSELORS for pri¬ us for WSI. Camp experience May 7 through end of term. OPEL 1971, two door. Good Summer work PART-TIME and Summer changed until after 1st insertion. mechanical condition. 339- vate boys summer camp. preferred. Contact Michigan employment for MSU stu¬ 18-5-31 (3) There is a M.00 charge for 1 ad "NO FEES, GOOD PAY" United Conservation Clubs, headache? change plus 3514 after 6. X-6-5-9 (31 Sailing, archery, riflery, dents, automobile required. horseback riding. Contact Lansing Ml 371-1041, Ext. 50' per additional change for maximum PONTIAC CATALINA 1968 Charles Gembis, 1471 N. P S. if you do decide to move 441. Equal opportunity em¬ call 339-9500. C-22-5-31 A; Apartments of 3 changes. home for the summer, look in Chipman, Owosso, Mich. ployer. 8-5-15 (13) 372-8303 EARN MONEY FOR LIFE'S The State News will only be responsible for Excellent Condition. $750. male ~ NONSMOKER, to 48867. or call 517-725-5654. your hometown white pages EXTRAS. Become an Avon 332-5130 evenings. 5510(3) Share apartment summer the 1st day's incorrect insertion. Adjust¬ 15-518 (7) for the MANPOWER agency RESTAURANT MANAGE¬ representative. You can earn ovvn room 332 1945 ment claims must be made within 10 nearbyi X-13-514142) MENT Paid opportunities days - PONTIAC LEMANS 1970, 4- in our DAY CARE Cook Immedi¬ extra money selling quality 5.5.9 (3) of expiration date. speed, AM/FM, good tires, SUMMER JOBS - Educa¬ SUMMER POSITIONS summer training pro¬ - products pat-time during the - pho¬ gram for candidates with ate opening 8-1 p.m., Mon¬ Bills are due 7 days from ad expiration date. tional sales. Must work even¬ hours that suit you best. For good condition. $550 or best to-finishing lab. Night or day. administrative and manage¬ day Friday. 353-5154. SUMMER AND fa|, . Effjci. If not paid by due date a 50' late service offer 332-8280 Z-5-515 14) ings and travel within Michi¬ Apply at Lin Prints, 1120 E. 4-5-11 (3) gan. $200 to $400/week. Fu¬ ment skills. Food service 7 9nc'' for ' woman- Nea- Michigan, between 10 a.m L'ffjhL'J'i MSU. 35'-4097. 3-511 (31 charge will be due. SUBARU DL 1974 2 door ture management possible. 4 p.m. - training or experience desir¬ - 8-5-16 (5) able Contact Sheila Ed¬ COMPUTER PROGRAM TELEPHONE SURVEYORS, - - Good condition 3552904 af¬ Write: Pamela S. King, dis¬ wards, KFC Management Co. MER. Knowledge of COBOL evenings, 5 p.m.-9 p.m., FEMALE ROOMMATE ter 5 p.m. Z-3-510 (3) trict manager 2140 Gunn Rd., PROJECTIONIST WANTED of Southfield, 313-353-7606. on-line programming, data Monday through Friday. Sai- needed. Fall-Spring. Close to Holt 48842. 10-5-11 (8) Automotive full time. Neat appearance. bases and criminal justice 332-8928. Automotive ary plus bonus. Call EAST- - 3-5-11 (11) campus. TOYOTA '69, 4 speed, Experienced not necessary, helpful. Travel required, ex¬ LAWN. 349 9180. 14-5-14 (5) Z 3-5 11 (3) 30MPG, Reliable, body fair, FULL TIME-positions. Secre¬ will train. Good pay and cellent wages and fringe AM FM, $250. 371-1082. GIRLS WANTED to model ATTENTION!! WE buy late CHEVY CAPRICE, 1972. tarial and or bookkeeping. benefits Excellent position benefits. Send resume to, for local photographer. Good model imported and domes¬ Runs well, must sell $200 Z-3-511 13) Start immediately. 337-1234, for Student. Apply in person Miss Flowers in care of tic compact cars. Contact ask for Richard Warren. hourly wage. Call after 3 p.m. 489-4549 after 9 p.m. only. Weekdays between 10 882-3788. 1 5-9 (4) PAAM, 306 Townsend 4th John DeYound. WILLIAMS 6-5-14 (3) TOYOTA 1971, good condi¬ 5510(5) a.m. - 5 p.m. Cinema X Adult floor, Lansing, Ml. 48913. VW, 484-1341. C-22-5-31 (5) tion. Call between 6-10 p.m. Entertainment Center. 1000 UNIFORMED SECURITY of¬ 5514 (9) CHEAPEST PRICES - in the 332-7490. Z-3-511 (3) DENTAL CHAIRSIDE assis¬ W. Jolly Road. ficers, full or part-time, 641 - ALL STUDENT Advertising state. UGLY DUCKLING tant for orthodontic office. OR-8-5-16 (11) 4562. OR-20-5-31 (3) SEAMSTRESS - EXPERI¬ must be prepaid Monday. RENT-A-CAR. $7.95/day. TRANSPORTATION SPE¬ Excellent benefits, days - ENCED, to fit and alter bridal May 8 through end of term. 372 765) C-22-5-31 (4) CIAL, '70 Ford, Country 482-9695; evenings - 321 - FULL-TIME secretarial posi¬ WAITRESSES, FLOOR men, apparel. Home sewing experi¬ 18-5-31 (3) Squire Wagon. $200/'best of¬ 1763. 6-512(5) tion available, as secretary to ence not considered. Foreign CUTLASS SUPREME 1976. maintenance. Applications fer Call 332-6640 after 5 p.m. managing editor of Associa¬ now being taken. Apply in student wife with dressmak¬ AUSTIN MARINA 1974. ?7,000 miles, loaded with 5_511J4)_ tion Scientific Journal. Ac¬ - extras. Excellent condition, STATISTICIAN NEEDED for person afternoons. Rainbow ing experience welcome to 28,000 miles. Automatic. AM- clinical psychology masters curate typing and shorthand Ranch. 2843 E. Grand River. apply. Brides Showcase. FM stereo radio. Runs well $3950. Call evenings B week¬ VOLKSWAGEN '73, fast thesis. Flexible hours. 351 - essential, good spelling and 351-1200. 7-5-11 (6) 1047 E. Grand River, East S1400 or best offer. 372-6425, ends, 337-8128. 8-5-11 (5) back. 45,000 miles. New tires, knowledge of correct lan¬ Lansing. 3-510 (10) evenings, 393-4442 days. excellent condition. $2200. PART TIME sitter. DATSUN 71. Runs well, guage also necessary. Work summer 4-5-11 151 321-0807 after 6 p.m. Good schedule in my home. excellent gas. $350 or best also includes public relations - HOLDEN - REID Clothiers 8-511 (4) Prefer own transportation. needs offer. 337 0901, Karen. APPLICATIONS ARE now projects, note taking at com¬ part-time sales person, CAMERO, 1979. V-8 auto¬ mittee meetings, and light References. 351-3309. Must be neat and personable. 2-5-515(3) VOLKSWAGEN '73, fast- being accepted for summer matic, power steering, power 8-510 (4) Phone 351-4396 8-5-17 (4) brakes. Body side molding, back. 45,000 miles. New tires, part-time employment in bookkeeping. Call 372-9070, DODGE ASPEN 1976. Radio, food service at Kellogg Cen¬ ask for Sandy for appoint¬ support mirrors, power win¬ excellent condition. 321-0807 RN's and LPN's RESIDENT MANAGER and power steering, etc. One ter. Fill out applications at the ment 8-5-16 113) - part-time dows, console, guage pack¬ after 6 p.m. Z-8-51114) Southern Has positions open, also 4 hour spouse to live and supervise 6 age. Where? Flumerfelt Stair owner. car. Kellogg Center in room 116 seen neither snow nor salt. between 8 a.m.-5 p.m. WEEKEND CASHIER, Satur¬ shifts available. Extended ori¬ mentally retarded adult cli¬ Chevrolet. 6554343 VW 1967, runs excellent, sun $2600 Call 487-8293. day Et Sunday 11 AM - 9 PM, entation for people who have ents, in a residential home OR-3-510 171 roof, $225 or best offer. 8-515(7) 8-5-18 (6) experience not necessary but not been working. Apply at setting. Daytime hours open 351-9003. Z-8-518 13) helpful. Cook, Monday-Fri¬ Provincial House West, 731 to attend school. Contact CAMARO, 1976 - 6 cylinder. MAILING ROOM - Super¬ FIAT 128, '72, 58,000 miles, day 11 AM - 5 PM, experi¬ Starkweather Drive. Call 323- personnel office, COMMUN¬ 3 speed, cassette-stereo, new visor, for direct mail market¬ ITY MENTAL HEALTH radials, rustproofed, 51,000 good MPG, 4 door, $950. 3551080 after 5:30. 1 Auto Service \ \ / \ ing company. Supervisory ence necessary. Best Steak House, 3020 E. Kalamazoo. 9133 and ask for Mrs. Chap¬ man or, after 7 p.m 627 BOARD, 407 W. Greenlawn, miles. $3200 or best offer. skills, mechanical ability and 321-5575 or 321 1700 3-5-9 (5) Z-3-510J3) FIREBIRD FORMULA 1978. ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT ex¬ haust for your foreign car, in math aptitude Knowledge of postal regula¬ essential. 337-2210. 8-510 (8) 4264. 7-5-15 (12) Lansing. E.O.E. 8-5-11 (10) Good pizza stock at Chequered Flag tions helpful. Salary, $750 per CAMARO, Power '78. steering Excellent. B brakes. V-8 automatic, stereo, cas¬ sette, rally package. $5250. 8-5 p.m. 351-6226. after 5 Foreign Car Parts. 2605 East Kalamazoo Street. One mile west of campus. 487-5055. month, plus depending on experience. Good benefits 711 MAM and 1979 MAZDA GLC SPECIAL people don't and excellent chance for 15,000 miles. After 5, 882 0986. 5-5-11 (4! p.m. GRAN 332-3831. 3-511 (5) TORINO Sports rm-fi-iR (7i jUNK CARS wanted. Also advancement with fast grow¬ ing young company. Call 371- MARI601D APARTMENTS 2 DOOR HATCHBACK stay put. CHEVY CAPRICE - 1971, air conditioned, looks new, fully Coupe. 1973 Automatic, air, power brakes B steering, selling used parts. Phone 321- 3651. C-22-5-31 (3) 5550 for appointment. 5514 116) Only. $3695 Keeping good people is one of loaded, runs good. 353-5337. our biggest problems here at new brakes, muffler and X-6-514 13) mrnuASK Domino's Pizza And it's not the generator, AM/FM, excellent. 731 $1800/best offer. 355-2919. FULL OR For Summer work • Oh sure the nighttime CAPRI 1973-sporty, V-6, Z;2_5_9|6I_ hours are a little rough, and with automatic, excellent, $1600/ PARI TIME Leases BEST OFFER. Terry, 355 bummer JJJjJj our 30 minute delivery policy, our 1672. 6-5-11(3) •Full for Fall drivers are pretty busy most of the Help wanted. Excellent opportunity to subsidize APARTMENTS •Closa to campus • Extra large 1 bedroom evening. your present income •Air Conditioned •Completely furnished But our pizza people tell us that Ctopctungfjam •Carpeted-air conditioning during this extreme •All Applionces Including time passes quickly when you're flotionary period. Hours dishwasher COOK HERRIMAN, INC. flexible. Starting pay •Luxurious Furnishings For Appointment Call busy and the pay is top in the 321 6900 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED LUXURY ARTS. •Shog Carpeting 8rea. So what's the problem ? based on experience •On-site Monogement 337 7328 6135 W Saginaw * private balconies *4i»h washer disposal and hours available •Private Balconies •swimming pool 'shag corpeting See Mr. Vint, or Mr. ♦SWIMMING POOL Well, Domino's Pizza is growing •central air *on sight maintainance NOW LEASING fast, and we grow from within. Fall and Summer leases available Ryan at MIN-A-MART Discount for 12 CAMPUS General Office, 1820 month lease FOR SUMMER That means drivers soon become Special 12 month rate 9 & 12 month leases available Alpha Street, Lansing 351-7212 HILL AND FALL manager trainees and then Thurs. May 10th, managers. And store managers *2 Bedrooms CALL 351-7166 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. 'Furnished Apts. soon become interested in big¬ Located at Hagodorn just south of Service Road ger things, like Domino's Pizza franchises and area distributor¬ 'Free Roommate Service ships. We re always short of good CEDAR GREENS 'Dishwashers pizza people because good NOW LEASING 'Central Air Conditioning THEY WENT people don't seem to stay put. That's the problem, and we think •ONE BEDROOM FURNISHED 'Swimming Pool THAT A WAY .. TO it's a healthy one COLLINGWOOD APARTMENTS 'Unlimited Parking APTS!! UNIVERSITY Why not stop in at one of our •AIR CONDITIONING 'Pleasant Landscaping stores and fill out an employment •SWIMMING POOL TERRACE 'Special 12 month rates application. If you re qualified, •ample parking •PRIVATE BALCONIES 414 Michigan •furnished we would like to make you a part DISTANCE TO FREE BUS * shag carpeting of the problem •WITHIN WALKING NOW LEASING 332-5420 •bus service 0 •tennis courts neor by * unlimited parking plush furniture CAMPUS for rental FOR SUMMER! SERVICE * * model open daily 745 BURCHAM information Model Open 9-9 Apartments shown by If you are interested in becoming -across from Williams Hall b^room: $160 Everyday a management trainee, send your 351-8631 - various floor plons |j ^droom -3 bedroom $205 oppointment Mon-Wed-Fri Coll 351-8282 re$ume to: Joyce White, 6300 W. -air conditioned Leasing for 10a.m.-5p.m. 113S Michigan Av*. ■igbt Mil to •fcaMLS.il. Srady —furnished .Iwmiin ll a.m. - 2s-m. Summer & Fall (behind the BusStop Michigan, V2, Lansing, Mich. 48917. I. Laaiing, Ml. CALL 349-3530 night club on the river) Wednesday May 9. 1979 1 4 Michiqon Stole News, East Lansing, Michigan "Apartments ~|[y1 [ Apartments |[y] | Apartments | [y] | Apartments |fy] | Houses Fir Sale |[5] I »i«ls iPhl I Stm* LUXURY APARTMENT, FEMALE, NOW. Campus Hill, ACROSS from TWIN SIZE bed practically BLUEGRASS EXTENSION SOUTH PENNSYLVANIA FALL - cam DUPLEXES 3 or 4 person. TWO WOMEN needed I COLLIE PUPPY SERVICE plays weddings, spacious 2 bedroom apart¬ summer only, 2 blocks to summer with Fall option, pus, spacious, furnished, 2-3 Summer or Fall. Close i share house. Own room. brand-new. Frame. box shots, wormed, et campus, female, rent negoti- Rent negotiable. 349-3420 parties, 337-0178 or 372-3727 ment, unfurnished. $260 per bedrooms. From $220 per campus 669 Summer, fall option. 332 springs and mattress 655 $150 or offer able. 332 1228. 8-5-15(4) 8-5-10 (4) C-23-5-31 13) month, includes electric. month. 351 9538 or 351 8135 10-5 25 (3) 1794. Z-3-5-9 13) 3215 after 6. E-5-5-11 (4) 5-5-1513! Convenient location, please 8-5-18 (5) 2 MALES needed to share no children or pets. Available Why Rent' Buy a luxui FEMALE NEEDED, June to TENNIS RACQUET, Davis GREEN TREE python with TAYMAR June 1. 394-6796. 5-5-9 (7) luxury 4 bedroom duplex. Fall-Spring by Coral Gables. YES.., we have location! SUMMER pus CLOSE to cam¬ 2-3 bedrooms. Air condi¬ condominium Campus two blocks on the river June, also 1 summer sublet. Own room, close. Call 355 Classic II, Gut, cover, excel- lent. 4 5/8 grip, $40,394-2973. cage good eater. Best offer 332 8519 3 5-914) LEGAL SERVICES 351 8561. 6-5-11(4) m Red Cedor River tioned, balcony's, furnished, Balconies split baths one 7198. 2 4-5-11 (4) Z-5-5-14 |3I Poul Mortin J O . Director CAMPUS VIEW from $160 per month. 351 BEAUTIFUL WEDDING AFFORDABLE FEMALE ROOMMATE 9538 or 351 8135 8-5-18 (6) SUPER TAX SHELTER I SUMMER SUBLET Very Mobile Homes LEGAL SERVICES SUMMER and FALL wanted, 2 bedrooms, 1v; FLOWERS by Rosewood of knd you may sell it back large room. Close to campus. baths, $118/month and utili¬ OWN ROOM in 4 bedroom, 2 $101 + 351 2643. Dansville. Lowest cost - full Initial Consultation: FREE leasing 2 and 3 o us when you graduate' ATLANTIC 1970, 12x60, ties. 349 9230. 4-5-10 (3) Waters & Rivers bathroom apartment, sum¬ Con Ivan Harrison Z-3-5-10 (3) service 623-6545. 6-5-15(4) bedroom. 351-8135. skirted, set up, two bed¬ House Closings From $50 mer Free laundry air, $100 485 1436 or Edge Apts. SERTA QUEEN size bed. 6 rooms, water conditioner, count COSTS ADOltlONAl month, 337 1247 Z 1-4-9141 CROtMOAB MALTY FEMALE - BIG, sunny room new roof. Available August PERSONAL INJURY CASES: 261 River St. in beautiful house. June thru months old, best offer. ONE TO 2 females needed tc 15 $4700 655-3534 after 5:30 NO FEE UNLESS YOU WIN (next to Cedar Village! SUMMER SUBLET 2 bed September. Close. Call Caro Drapes, $60 337 8128 sublet fully furnished Eden ment. Air, pool, Capitol Ville RED GIANT has 3-5-10 (31 or before 10. 8-5-16 I6I FOR OTHER FEES 694-1351 Roc for summer. 337-0816. *" e'v", room from mid June to te'ge lyn, 337-7968 Z-5-5-14 14) SANKAROS ACCEPTED 8-5-9 (41 332-4432 September 1 Air, covered selection of houses, apart parking terrace. $240 month, ments duplexes, studios etc. DOM in country. 6 PLANT SALE. Flowers, Lost & Found l_\l WINDOW WASHING, Most eas, sizes, and vegetables, reasonable FEMALE NONSMOKER 2 deposit negotiable Prefer . miles northwest campus. bedroom apartment, sum¬ CEDAR VILLAGE SUMMER SUBLET 2 man, 2 grad student or students " see if we have Garden area. 372-8033 eve- prices. Friday May 11 8-8 LOST _ - WHITE cleaning, painting, Raleigh 10 351-4055 349-0292. bedroom MSU close, fur¬ what you're looking for. Be¬ p.m. MSU Credit Union, low¬ or pool, air Phone 3711606. after 5:00 nings. 2-5-9 (3) room, speed, outside of Agriculture mer, own conditioning, $100/month. APARTMENTS nished, air, tennis courts. 332 7571 8-5-14 (41 5-5-15 (6) tween 9 9 349-1065 er level. East Lansing Club. 3-5-10 (6) Zonta Hall on 5-3. Sentimental 5.5.11 (3) C24-5-31 I7I MaryAnn or Lenore 332-0949. Sorry full for fall buf SUMMER SUBLET females value. Reward. Call 353-6217. SINGING TELEGRAMS are 3-5-10 (5) SUMMER SUBLEASE 2 only 2 single rooms in new 5 3-5-9 (5) back. Perfect Mothers Day we are now leasing SUMMER SUBLEASE, close bedroom 2-3 females needed FRANDOR AREA two bed¬ bedroom duplex. Great loca¬ BED. DESK, dresser, mirror, for to campus 2 bedroom, un shelves Like newl $200 gift. Over the phone or in 2 MALE ROOMMATES summer. Near campus 332 1196 room, panelled family room, tion' $200 whole summer. LOST. REWARD. One MSU person. MUSICGRAM, 484- furnished $240, utilities in¬ air, washer dryer, screened 351-2316. 3-5-11 (3) own room. Close to campus. Summer rent as low as 3-5 11 (3i ENse, Laura 332-5619 after 4 ID carrier. Contains ID, driv- cluded. Persistently 332 2654. 5-5-11 (4) Fall. 353-4268. 3-5-9 (3) $47.50 per person For porch, 1V4 baths. Prefer p.m. 5-5-11 I5I ers license and items of 1675. 8-5 14-5' couple. 485-4741 after 6 p.m. FOUR TICKETS to Europe, UNIVERSITY VILLA information, NEEDED ONE male for 4 man apartment. Cedar Village 4-5-11 15) WOMAN NEEDED for room $319.00 a piece. Detroit to London. July 13th departure: sentimental value. Please re¬ turn. Vicky. 355-4957 I Typing Sen/ice ||^| BEECHWOOD $110 month Fail 1979 in house of 4 $93 75 month, 3-5-9 (5) TYPING, EXPERIENCED, 337-2653 call 351-5180 APARTMENTS through spring 353 1068 or 355 5481 1980 Call HOUSE FOR rent for sum¬ mer. 4 rooms, $360 month. plus utilities. 372-5034 8 5-16 (31 retufn date flexible. Can sell in 2 sets. 485 8702 after 5 FOUND-BLACK Lab A fast and reasonable. 4635. C 22-5-31 I3I 371- 3-7pm Will rent p m. or anytime weekends. near 5-5 15 (5' singly, nice location, kers. Approximately 2 years *5 blocks to campus HASLETTARMS call 332 8816 5-5-14 |4i FURNISHED SLEEPING 55~11 171 old. Please call 353-3303. 351-1957 *Large 2 bedroom 12 FEMALES NEEDED rooms with kitchen and laun¬ WE PAY up S9 frvr I P'e S-5-5-1014) uswo.ivi.vib oi.u SUMMER SUBLEASE Spa apartments Summer Close to campus dry privileges. In northwest and cassettes ... all . resume service. Corner MAC 3-7pm Air. pool $60 $80 332 6624 cious 4 bedroom, 2 bath Lansing area. Non-smoker, - types, LOST - SMALL white shaggy and Grand River, 8:30 a.m. - •Furnished duplex Call 332 8084 after 6 rock, classical, jazz, etc. EVERGREEN ARMS 2 FEMALES needed. Fall $85 per month. Horse stables flat, BLACK, Ef CIRCULAR, poodle with black spots May 5:30 p.m. Monday-Friday, 10 Now p.m. 5-5-11 (31 available to renters. Phone 4, in East Lansing. Reward. a.m. ' 5 P-m- Saturday, 337- 351-8135 Renting For upstairs, 541 E, Grand River. Can Karen. 332-5592 Summer 323 4686 4-5-11 18) 332-6099. Z-3-5-10 (4) 1J®> (7) I-5pm Z 3-5-9 (3) Phone: 332-0052 Houses ffl Open 11 a.m. 351 0838 C-22 5-31 (6) EXPERIENCED IBM typing, LEASING FOR MALF. GRAD - Plush condo¬ 4 BEDROOM, unfurnished, SUMMER SUBLET - Own room in house. Close to NEW AND used guitars, ban¬ Personal [ \Y\ dissertations. (Pica FAYANN - Elite), minium. Own room, fur¬ except stove and refrigerator, MSU. $70 month + utilities. SUMMER 424 N Hagadorn, large 351-2825. Z-3-5-10 (3) jos, mandolins, etc. Dulci¬ WORKING LADY would like P:22"9:3.1 i3!. nished, on lake, dose 332 yard, mers and kits, recorders, AND 6755 10-5-21 3 $400 pius utilities 349 5534 to meet gentleman for com- L0W RATES - Term papers, SUMMER SUBLET - 1 bed¬ thousands of hard to find panionship, if both are agree- 8-5-16(4' SUMMER ROOM - Share reSumes. Fast expert typing, FALL room in new duplex, near albums and books. Discount able. Between age 45 and §6. OWN ROOM ■ In 2 bedroom house with 3 other people, . c . . Day and evenjng CaN -G" MSU Negotiable 332-8730. Write P. 0. Box 23004 Lan- TYPING. 321-4771. 2 BEDROOM subiet-summer term. Furnished, 1V4 blocks Summer. 337 7655 3 5 9-3 $95 negotiable l BEDROOM spac.o SUMMER SUBLET room 6 bed¬ house, furnished. All or 5 5-11 13' aSS^oS"Tom 1' 3&126^2 3 5 10 __ _ ss^ssaraso. MENTS j,, ( G,Jnd Ri>„ sing, Ml 48909 Include name and phone. Z-6 515 (7) C-22-5-31 141 to MSU. $240, negotiable SUMMER SUBLET arge 2 part, rent $80 maximum. 332- SUMMER SUBLET - 5 bed¬ ROOMS FOR summer and 332-4331. C-22-5-31 (9) PROFESSIONAL EDITING of 355-4931 8 5 15(4! bedroom apartment 1C mm asner jarage, 3 glass doors 1390 8-5-1? (41 rooms fully furnished, clean, ALL STUDENT Advertising theses, term papers, 371-387C utes to campus Air low i pa tic summer -easonable new. close to campus. 332- SEWING MACHINES - new must be prepaid Monday, after 6 p.m. 8-5-11 (3) utilities. Can John after mt 35' 4567. S 5-5-15 i5l FACULTY HOME cars, 4415 5-5-11 (3) free arm machines from available August 15, to No¬ $99.50 Guaranteed used ma¬ Z.,h.rough 60(1 of term- thesTsT Inssertations, noons. 337 9588 2 3-5-10(5 18-5-31 (3) WALKING DISTANCE to typing, copies, binding. Call iUMMER SUBLEASE ternf- vember 15. Professor on SPACIOUS 4 bedroom du¬ chines from $39.50, All makes MSU. Rooms from $90' 332-2078. 0R-22-5-31 (3) SUBLEASE NEMOKE overseas assignment. Fur¬ repaired. EDWARDS DIS¬ Trails. Hasiett Mav 15 thru nished with all amenities, on plex to sublet summer. Call 337 0990 after 5 p.m month for immediate occu¬ TRIBUTING COMPANY, l Real Estate 1 L±J 1 EXPERT TYPING. Term pa- pancy. Freshly painted. Call 1115 N. Washington. 489 Dec 22. $290 month phone 3 5-10 (4) Equity Vest. 351 1500, or 6448. C-22-5-31 (7) BUYING A house? 1 '4 miles J**8' ,etter!L_ RESUMES, 372 6250, before 5 After 5 351 8968. OR 20-5-31 (6) ' 4 PEOPLE NEEDED sum¬ to MSU, 3'A story, 3 bed- 224 4727. 3-5-10 -5 (OHM-H) SPEAKERS excel¬ room, 1'/4 baths, carpeting, mer Furnished Close. Rent AVAILABLE NOW room¬ lent condition. $440 or best paneled, fireplace, large attic, iegotiable 332 7674. mate needed for 3 person EDITING SERVICE - papers, 5-5-9 (3) offer. Call 487 2377 8-5-9 13) pets, car port, by owner duplex, beautiful area, $117/ theses, rewrites. 332-6446 af¬ $30,000. Available in June. ter 5 p.m. Z-10-5-18 (3) month, 353-0763. 394-3012. RADIO PHONO combo. 489 1064. 6-5-9 (6) Mother's Day SUMMER SUBLET - duplex, 5-5-9 (4) Solid State Panasonic Ster¬ 3 bedrooms, finished base- UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS rent negotiable. 337- 5 BEDROOMS in house near eo, AM-FM table top unit, Recreation LIB COMPLETE DISSERTATION 9486 5 5 9 141 excellent, $65 321-2881 after campus, for summer, with fall 4. E-5-5-9 (5) „ AND RESUME SERVICE - SPRINGTIME ENTERTAIN- option. Call 355-7370 typesetting, IBM typing, off- FOR YOUR group - House for MENT. Horseback riding, 8-5-14 (3) set printing and binding. For 19 people. 214 Charles St. INSTANT CASH! We're pay¬ hayndes, sunset rides, moon- estimate stop in at 2843 E. 337-7162 after 3 p.m. ing $1-$2, got albums in good light rides, and campouts. Grand River or phone 332- FRATERNITY HOUSE 10-5-14 (3) shape WAZOO RECORDS, rooms available for summer. Boarding and lessons avail- 8414. C-22-5-31 (8) Shopping Guide 223 Abbott. 337-0947. $100 month. 225 N. Harrison, able. CRAZY C RIDING STA¬ NEED A house for fall? Act C-22-5-31 (41 TYPING. FREE pick-up anc 332-6547 Z-5-4-9 (4) BLE. 676-3710. fast. EQUITY VEST only has 0-1-5-9 (7) delivery. Fast, experienced, East Lansing homes left. MERLE NORMAN COS¬ low rates 676-2009. CLEAN Et QUIET, close to METICS, Going out of busi¬ Call 351-1500. OR-18-5-31 (5) c7mpus CaTafier 4 ness sale! 10-50% off on SKYDIVING EVERY week¬ OR_-21;EF31 (3) p.m. 337-2655. 8-5-14 (3) end and late afternoon. First TYPING DISSERTATIONS, HOUSE FOR rent - east everything in the studio, jump instruction every Satur¬ Cookbooks for MOTHER'S DAY ide, near MSU, 4 bedroom, furnished $325 337-7172. SUMMER SUBLET - own room in house, one block to while supplies last, May 26. 321-5543. Closing day and Sunday starting i nrZ and weekdaysrt vrhv by , ap- papers, manuscripts by former col,ege administrative ~;1C 8-6-1 131 campus, very nice. 100' C-18-5-25 (61 pointment. Free skydiving 332 26 6. month-Bruce, 351-1051. programs for groups, MSU Julia Chi Ids Glorious Cookbooks SUMMER SUBLET 1 bed¬ 3-5-9 (31 KLH-103 Speakers. Three- Sport Parachute Club and PROFESSIONAL EDITING, in 6 bedroom house. 3 way. Brand new $150 each. Charlotte Paracenter. 372- to World's Famous Weight Watchers room Corrections to rewrites. Typ¬ SUMMER ONLY • Close. Kevin. 353-7676. 6-5-10 (3) 9127. 543-6731. blocks from campus. $80 Share kitchen and bath. 337- C-22-5-31 (10) ing arranged. 332-5991. month and utilities 351-9003. 0-1-5-9 (3) International Cookbook. All the Z 8 5 18 (41 7162 after 3 p.m. 10-5-14 (3) MODERN AND Vintage gent¬ ly used clothing for men and ENTIRTAMMENT EDITING - CORRECTING, women. New arrivals daily. European Cookbooks SUMMER SUBLET, 1 block to campus, partly furnished, ROOMS IN HOUSE FOR SUMMER SOMEBODY ELSE'S organizing, rewriting and put- CLOSET, upstairs 541 E. HAVI A TSIVIA NI4MTI ing manuscript into correct 4-5 bedrooms, 117 Oakhill. 'SMS Double 'SUPER PRIZES' format. 337-2306. Grand River, open 6 days. 351 9316 Z 8 5-18 (4) *$270 Single •AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION- 8-5-18 (4) Noon-6 pm. We buy and sell. GERMAN POLISH MSU CLOSE 332-1926. C-20-5-31 (8) ITALIAN SCANDINAVIAN ATTENTION FRATERNI¬ 337 1721 Of 351 7997 wvic 487-5986 Instructions TIES SORORITIES. CO-OPS NEW STEREO arrivals used FRENCH GREEK . . . ETC. very large house licensed for - ST. GEORGE EQUESTRIAN HORSE RIDING LESSONS Onkyo and Yamaha stereo 15, 1 blocks from campus. ULREY CO-OP. fall - $330 CENTER receivers. Phase Linear 400 Available for September 372- term summer - 19/week, 3 Dedicated to the Classical Art Beginners through advanced. power amp. RTR Tower 1800 or 332-1800 blocks from MSU Call 332- of Horsemanship Call St. George Equestrian 7:30-5:30 Mon.-Fri, speakers. Much Much More! *400 acres. 'Indoor riding Center 651-6755. Mother's Love ORj^5_<6>__ Lightning 'ast'eie'cuonic^'re- pair service. WILCOX TRAD¬ hall. *112 permanent box C-19-5-31 (5) Save Money Buying From SUMMER SUBLET. New du- ALL STUDENT Advertising ING POST, 509 E. Michigan. stalls 'Outdoor ci TENNIS LESSONS 'Qualified i experi¬ plex 3 bedroom Close. Mor¬ must be prepaid Monday, courses. ESTATE JEWELRY jRick,2lntf)onp'0 gan 337 1693 B Z-1-5-9 (3) May 7 through end of term. 18-5-31 13) 485-4391. C-2-5-3119) PRO-LINE GOLF clubs 1-4 tors. 'Year round programs Boarding and Sales. 'Possi- enced instructor, teach all ages, reasonable r r . Buy a piece of jewelry that has stood the ATTENTION GRAD stu¬ woods, 2-9 plus PW irons bie college credits can be after 5 394-6279. 8-1-5-9 (4) test of time in quality and design. dents. 2 miles from campus. OWN ROOM share house, $100. 332-5130 evenings. obtained. 9101 Parker Road, Newer. 4 bedroom, 2 Va baths 1' ; miles north MSU $95, no E-5-5-1014) Laingsburg, Michigan. 517- SAVE MONEY ample parking, available lease. Phone 487 5616. 651-6755 or 651-6336. WANT TO rent 1 bedroom 7224 N GRAND RIVER AVE Sept 1 $400 a month. 669 3-5-11 13) USED BIKES All sizes. $15- OR-21-5-31 (141 - LANSING. MICH 48906 5513. OR-8-5-18 (6) 100. Also used parts. We also apartment. $75-$150/month, ESTATE JEWELRY ROOMS FOR rent Females, buy used bikes. Call Charlie's ATTENTION - WE are now plus utilities. Summer, near 1 3 miles east of Meridian Mai' 484-5387 SUMMER SUBLET 4 fall. 8-5 p.m. 351 - forming spring & summer Frandor. 353-1469. 5-5-9 (5) - summer, Bike Shop 393 2484. Ad|acent to Wooden Skate Antiques Send Flowers Anywhere rooms in nice house, close to 6226 After 5, 332 3831 leagues at PRO BOWL B-1-5-9 141 EAST. We also have "Learn- WANTED IMMEDIATELY - 349-1515 Stop in or phone for Delivery (Extra Charge) campus, no pets, rent nego¬ 5-5-15 (4) to-Bowl" classes: leagues i 1 bedroom apartment or stu- tiable. 269 Milford, 351-2643 BASE 901 series III speaker Z 3-5-11 I4I PEMALE SUBLEASE sum¬ systems with base and equal- ® 10 weeks. X dj0 in country. Pets allowed, W 10,000 & ^ w Great Gifts for Mom W ''Hyacinth ROOMS IN fraternity house - Summer only. Close. 337- 7162 after 3 p.m, 10-5-14 (3) mer, own room in 2 bedroom house. Rent negotiable, after 5 332 0456 Z 6 5-16 (41 izer. Excellent condition. Call Rod at 337 1135. Z-3-11 (4) HORSE RIDING LESSONS. Call Pantor St. George Equestrian CR1 Center, 651-6755. KSIIMTTKS tently 8-S-18 (6) TAKE A break with a guitar. / from Antique to Unique# House FEMALE TO share furnished, SUMMER SUBLET nished room, cooking, 1 - See mid-Michigan's guitar selection. Banjos and largest C 19-5-31 (4) NEED APARTMENT house for 2 or 4 people (Male) or negotiable. 332 7861 or 355- negotiable. Call 332-6748. Mandolins included. Plus a I Garage/Rummage Sales | tijj for fall term only. 337-9607 IJcloiL :15ti dooV-ko Greenery' 2902 8 5 14(3) Z-3-5-11 (3) ROOM IN house available in complete line of accessories. MARSHALL MUSIC, the YARD SALE - extravaganza, 5-5-1013) WANTED - APARTMENT to H 531 E. Michigan VI announces FEMALE ROOMMATE want ed own room. Town- June $98/month. Lansing north door of Frandor. C-1-5-9 17) quality antique and con¬ temporary clothing plus col- sublet. P.ofessional person house, $100/month, heat in- 371 2225 evenings, and family want furnished jfl(5 blocks from the capitoMf eluded Pets O.K. 394 3058, area. 5-5-15 (4) CARDS - CANDLES - lectables. Saturday and Sun¬ day, May 12 and 1310-6 p.m. apartment in Lansing area for 1 374-8062 a A MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL 355 7754 X 8 5-14 141 For Sale Colognes. Gulliver's State Drugs 1 54 blocks east of Spartan Village, Harrison Ave. entrance. 3-5-11 (6) 1 month. Starting May 19 Call 374-9500. 8 a.m. - 4:30 AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY Bogue on Grand River. p.m. Ask for Bonnie. 3-5-9 (8) SPECIAL Store wide savings on all wicker 1 room in duplex near MSU. 3-5-11 141 EAST LANSING - May 12, $88.50 month. 1523 Snyder. CASH PAID for old comics, 10-4,905 Virginia, no presales USED APPLIANCES. Must ARRANGE plants and potted plants. 332 6515,489-2775.8-5-14(4) baseball cards, science fic- NEW STEEL belted radials. old dresser, lawn sweeper, work well. Also used furni¬ tion. Curious Book Shop, 307 Size ER78 14. 4 for $100 Call tricycle, jumping horse, child ture. 675-7432. 8-5-16 (3) With a special 20% discount on SUMMER SUBLET one E. Grand River, East Lansing. 365-0784 Z E 5-5-15 (3) and adult clothes, etc. room in house on 123 Cedar, 332-0112. C-22-5-31 (5) 1-5-11 (6) GUITARIST-BASSIST-VO~ MOTHER'S DAY all Flowering plants & cut flowers East Lansing. $90/month. calist. Seeks weekend musi¬ $150 deposit. 332 8807, Oale. DID YOU know that. Animals cal group. Dan, nights 349- WITH THIS AD. 5-5-10(4) STEREO SHOPPE I St™* 1TO 2459. Z-3-5-11 (31 "W®aze''8 Flowers place to buy your HORSE RIDING LESSONS BLOCK from equipment. C-22-5-31 (4) campus z^^l',0 . response woman Give that special gift today large 13 bedroom house. Call St. George Equestrian wishes housesrt/petsit S by Karl to 1. 8-5-1513) SQUINTING CAUSES wrin- Center, 651 6755 I be Starting June 15 882 summer term w taking Located in the Frandor Shopping kles! Help prevent with pre- C19-5-31 j4) 20 credits, call Melinda, home evenlngs 3.5.,, (4) Bouquets Corsages Next BEAUTIFUL SUMMER sub scription ground sunglasses. FRIENDS FARM horse 351 2762 or SN 355 8252 STUDENT WITH" Center — to Kroger let. New duplex, furnished, 4 Optical Discount. 2617 boarding. $50/month. Pas- 5-5-9 (5) background a in Humanities strong Planters Plants bedrooms, by Coral Gables. .. ^'C Z9.a.n;, 9' 372 7409 ture with shelter Stalls avail- and Social Science needed to 351 8561 6 5-11(4) C-5-5-11 16) II 676- 808 W. Willow — Lansing ALL STUDENT Advertising tutor a dyslexic student fall must be prepaid Monday. term. Contact office Physical¬ 487-3964 HOUSES FOR fall. Furnished GOLF CLUBS Haig ultra May 7 through end of term. ly Handicapped, 353 9642 4 5 bedrooms, 351 9538 dyne II irons, 2 P W $100. 18-5-31 (31 5-5-15 (7) OPENMon Sat 9-9 Sun 12-6 353 2682 E-5-5-11 13) International ^ ire Service 4-5-9(3) J Michigon State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday May 9, 1979 15 HAGAR the Horrible f., BAD SPONSORED BY: Daily "Iv Highlights by Dik Browne rft tjt COMPANY Tue»., M«v 22-S PM Jenison Field house (6)WJIM-TV(CBS) (lO)WILX-TV(NBC) (ll/26)WELM-TV(Cable) (12)WJRT-TV(ABC) (23)WKAR-TV(PBS) LOOK t^BLGA ! tfoupBBpiiL/ while you're doWni there WEDNESDAY (23) Sesame Street 8:00 11:00 I CAN tolJcM picr up Your fAEss// 4:30 (6) Movie 12:00 (6-10-12) News (6) My Three Sons (10) Real People (23) Dick Cavett (6-10-12) News (12) Afterschool Special (11) Black Notes Studio A 11:30 (23) Ascent Of Man 5:00 (12) Eight Is Enough (6) Rockford Files 12:20 (6) Gunsmoke (23) Generation on the Wind (10) Johnny Carson (6) Almanac (10) Mary Tyler Moore 9:00 (12) Police Woman 12:30 (23) Mister Rogers (10) Movie (23) ABC News (6) Search For Tomorrow 5:15 (11) On T.A.P. 12:40 (10) Hollywood Squares (11 (Lansing Today (23) Great Performances (6) Hawaii Five-0 (12) Ryan's Hope 5:30 9:30 (12) Mannix 1:00 (10) Bob Newhart (ll)Shintowa 1:00 (6) Young and the Restless (11) WELM News 10:00 (10) Tomorrow (10) Days Of Our Lives (12) News (6) Johnny Cash 1:50 (12) All My Children (23) Efectric Company (11) Pan African News (12) Rookies 1:30 6:00 (12) VegaS 2:00 (6) As The World Turns (6-10) News (23) Block Man's Land (10) News (23) High School Quiz Bowl (11) TNT True Adventure 10:15 2:20 2:00 Trails (11) Lansing Today (12) News (10) Doctors (23) Dick Cavett (12) One Life To Live 6:30 (23) Over Easy 2:30 (6) CBS News MSU SHADOWS (10) NBC News (6) Guiding Light (12) ABC News by Gordon Carleton P.NBALL PETE'S (10) Another World (11) Impressions SPONSORED BY: """<>•« (23) Conversation (23) Over Easy 3:00 7:00 (12) General Hospital (6) Six Million Dollar Man 'TK&V •S.TiU. 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Civil injuries 39. Style of ar¬ chitecture 40. Bnstle 41 Spikes T»wvUJ X. One importont issue I think s'uden's need to be informed obout is the compensation of promise for the 15th Session. (I because I wont to know what your views ore. policy opproved April 10. In that meeting the Student Board opproved compensating At this point I believe that I was correct on both counts. , Briefly I will tell you what I First, III tell you obit about myself I don t miss board or committee meetings ond ASMSU s executive staff The staff has essentially become the boord's employees hove been expending energy on. I served on o subcommittee and a joint committee to as o liberal, have become very cynical as the 70 s take their toll or my view of ond have a fairly extensive worklood delegated to them eoch week They ore The position'of ASMSU Student Boord chairperson as I see it is the person in charge investigate the problem of towing I have worked ond am still working on bills to of chairing Board meetings, making sure Board business is properly going to Board | common sense. I am olso o citizen of the Federal Republic of Germony since my entire responsible for offering legol advice lobbying for student interests ond protecting attempt to alleviate the problem, I also wrote a bill to remove representatives for members, ond the Boord's spokesperson who also serves as the student " | family is German I have no intention of chongmg my citizenship. Because I om a student labor — probably the .most effective widely used focets of student non-attendance of Boord meetings. One main gool I hove for my time in office is to | foreign citizen, ifeel particularly sensitive to the problems of MSU's foreign students representative to the MSU Boord of Trustees, government. They will receive solaries ranging from S300-J750'ferm ond will make the Board more occountoble to the needs of students at MSU. This open letter is I hove few politicol goals becouse i cannot participate in the American electoral One of 'he greatest coxerns of the boord is the negative attitude of the student undoubtedly have o sizeable worklood one such attempt. : process That leoves me freer 'o obiecfively weigh the pros and cons of MSU ! do not fee! however the Student Board should be compensated for its role. body toward ASMSU which doesn't stop oxe one session leaves office and another Towing, *he Compensation Plon, the Radio Board Charter, all of these issues face one enters. New boord members are never given a chaxe to prove themselves. The ; students political problems and 'hot s who i m supposed 'o -epresent The only Unlike the executive staff the boord s rate of accomplishment is 'oo arbitrary to the 15th Session of the Student Board. On Moy 9th on election will be held to decide minute they hit office they ore pegged with the reputotion of the previous session. : political pofy i belong 'o is the Christian Democra'* Union (CDU o Germon political warrant o sC'Ory. Similor'y, mojor governing groups assume no duties other than whether Board Representatives should be paid. In my opinion, it is necessary that More times than not students are geored to believing thot the student government pc-ty ideologically equivalent >o 'he Democratic party. lobbyists for their own groups A referendum being held today will ask students to they should be paid. This will enable the creotive leadership that ASMSU con draw is run by flamboyant money hungry politicians. Well I have news for youl The only for hold 'he following offices Director of InterCompusl nabstentia) which l held lost approve o $150: term so'ory for the voting board members. This amounts to o iorge upontoexpond At this point many students connot serve ASMSU becouse'hey must sure college representative on the board that could be o politician is from the College : yeor and was i-e-eiected to hold this yeor Interfroternity Council representative for sum of money thot should be allocated to more utilitarian needs Interest in the |ob, hold paying positions to survive. This election, in addition to the other issues I have of Social Sciexe ond even then political sciexe isn't the only mojor in that c " : Sigmo Alpha Muiyes the college of Arts and Letters ,s represented by on ardent fra' which supposedly wos enough of on incentive to pursue the position in the first place, alreody mentioned should be of vital interest to you as students rot ,t s o big change f'om Julie Maki but yop h live! fraternity for »hepas' two yeors Student Board members (contrary to popular belief) ore olso college students who pay ond experience gamed ore adeauo'e forms of compensation Pleose vote. If you hove any concerns, questions, or ideos concerning the Student Boord, do not taxes just the some as everyone else The only differexe between them ond the one of course my ASMSU sect on which i serve on policy committee Another issue I fee' students need to think obout is the possibility of the hesitate to contoct me at 327 Student Services or leave a messoge for me at of the student body is that they come into the system seeing a need ond wonting to i plan to conduct my work in keeping with my perfectionist attitudes i am skept'coi reinstatement of the draft Alreody a Washington House subcommittee voted to 355-8266 : of ony arge output of bills because 'angible results ore worth more 'han *he reinstate military registration for 18 year old men after the 1980 election. If help but become discouroged when they foil into the negotive streom because 1 obn'eration of a small forest for ASMSU paperwork i support the ASMSU reinstatement cannot be prevented, we must at least demand equal treatment — that don t give them a chaxe The 15th Session is a new board ond should be treated that : compenso'ion policy and Off Campus Council I urge you to vote in the May 9»h the sons of the influential ond the wealthy will not stay home while 'hose of the poor way instead of purged by people holding grudges from post boards election do the dirty work People hove a tendexy to only voice the bod things about an organization rather thon praising some of their worthwhile efforts. Not everyone does everything right! My mom goal for the coming year is 'o se* up a s'uden' odvisory group for 'he Since election results were so disgusting 'he boord decided to purchose this space but then not everyone does everything wrong either. Moybe if MSU students storied |S college of Arts ond le"ers and Justin Morrill n need at leas* one rapresento'ive 'o increase 'he communication between ASMSU ond its constituents The cost wos UNIVERSITY COLLEGE-FLETCHER SPEARS giving credit where credit is due instead of continually criticizing, then possibly o from eoch deportment »o Qive me guidance ond 'e-es'oblish ourselves as a unified j562 80 from s'udent ra,es How do you feel about this and is it helpful or positive imoge will emerge ond results will xcur. Could it be the lock of effectiveness .; political force on this campus. If you are interested in getting involved in this lor any :■ other facet of ASMSU! please contact me is due to the lock of support? Hove you ever seen o winning teom without fans? You would be surprised what a little exourogement con do! A little support today will get In closing I need your help and input. Together we con moke ASMSU work the way I regret not being oble to keep in contoct with you better, but due to the way our college is set up, it mokes communication extremely difficult. We have no academic you what you want tomorrow. "There is no royol rood to onything. One thing at a COLLEGE OF HUMAN ECOLOGY-KEN (DOC) PASSIAK senate, as does the College of Natural Resources. so I hope those of you who reod this time, all things in succession. That which grows fast withers rapidly; that which grows will pass it on to others in our college who don't get the chance to. slowly endures." (J.G. Holland) i wonted to be on ASAASU The help you give ASMSU today moy be the some help you ask of it tomorrow COLLEGE OF BUSINESS-BOB CARR during my stay here at Michigan State. I never really hear My only posted office hours ore Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:00-10:00 a.m. anything obout the student government. I wonted to chonge this ond anything else However, I m there quite often in the afternoon. If you would like to chot with me, ond In the mitio! weeks of the 15th session the board shows promise of bringing about g which the student populace hos a need for. Other needs which affect students ore if I'm not around, give me a coll and we'll set upon appointment. I welcome your input long awaited renaissance of ASMSU Alreody passed are bills adopting a zero based thrown by the roadside by petty opinions of previous crusoders for the and would like to meet os mony of you as possible. good of f: budgeting system to eliminate politicol influence in the allocation of funds portially students Like the issue of equol rights or the towing situation which keeps dragging Currently I om working on three goals I would like to see occomplished before my |.;i funding Mark Grebner s petition drive to br'ng to bailor the onnexot'on of Meridian on through debate ofier debo'e Ladies ond gentlemen remember, we are your term expires. First, is a better relationship between the Student Board and the REPRESENTATIVES NOT SUBMITTING A REPORT: | dormitory fiogments to the Eost Lonsing campus ond supporting all peoceful ond representatives so don't take the opinions of vorious newspopers ond complain about students, second, is moking Board representatives more responsible to their si lawful DPS towing protests More important m committee are bills I have mt-oduced your government! Coll us, write us tell us obout your feelings of what we can do for constituencies, ond finolly, getting more students involved in events oround campus. | or seconded designed to set-up a committee of representatives and constituents to you. A boord without student mput acts like o chicken with its heod cut off. These I'm extremely concerned that students tend to be apathetic and uninterested in College of Education—Kathy Wright I draft obiectives and goals for the Student Boord »o set up o Welcome Week articles ore really asking for you to help us. onything outside their studies ond partying. There ore many issues on compus thot Interfraternity Council—Dan Kelly | committee to better inform students of 'he opportunities ond services provided by It would be hord having over forty-thousond students' wonts transmitted to the students should be concerned with — towing, student representation on the Stote Intercooperative Council—Dave Beaton | ASMSU. to poll the student population to ascertoin their politicol opinions and student boord, but if you help us we will have excellent guidelines to work with. News Boord of Directors why the push for equal rights for blocks is slowing down, ond National Panhellenic Council—Kevin Tolliver | concerns to institute the inventory of domoges in 'he presence of on officer prior to Me? I think I m pre'ty well open in voting on decisions in which I am in implications of a cross-campus highway. We must not toke the traditional American Panhellic Council—Maria Rudick—She does ask 7. towing, to form on odivosry committee to DPS and to take action ogamst the representation of my college I don't try to imprint my opinions on the boord's route of attocking a problem after it becomes a crisis, we must deal with it in its that all constituents vote today!! I | Selective Service Also in committee are bills to fight the de-annexo'ion of MSU from policies. infancy ASMSU OFFICES - 3rd Floor Executive Office — 334 College Representatives Office — 327 Student Services Legal Services — 329 Programming Board — 332 Bldg. Business Office — 307 SMAB Office — 332 EXECUTIVE OFFICE 21-YEAR-OLD DRINKING AGE News fx details). The Executive Office is responsible for research analysis and policy Currently, ASMSU has token the initiative to organize o petition drive to rescind the 21 -year-old drinking Kristen Mackay Just remember, when you see the i To work effectively, we need and want student input ond help. If any I: oge A petition has alreody been drown up, ond we ve been contxting other universities ond groups SERVICES Ass't Comptroller for "P6", and the words "Funded by the throughout the state to helpus with this effort. The petition drive will be louxhed in the foil of this yeor and ASMSU Programming Board' that's your free to Programming Board , ; contoct us any time during the working day will be put on the 1980 ballot. Lon Otrembo and tox money ot work, fx you. EXECUTIVE DIR. Steve Wachsberg Jeff Muhn Legal Services The Business Office offers TUITION - many SMAB ASS'T EXECUTIVE DIR. Dan Stouffer Co-Directors services, among them are Xerox, Will it rise ogain? From what we con tell it will hove to unless the state legislature appropriates the amount The Student Media Appropiotions CHIEF OF STAFF David Quigley stexils. ond interest free three-week of funds the university needs. ASMSU is working to fight this expected rise on two fronts, lobbying efforts at Ken Smith and Boxd is one of the three ASAASU boards. DIR. COMMUNITY AFFAIRS Jeff Richter the Capitol ond peaceful demonstrations on and off the compus. The work on this will pick up as summer Chuck Quick - Attorneys This is composed of seven undergradu¬ DIR. LEG. AFFAIRS Tom Jaworski opprooches ates whose job responsiblity is the DIR LABOR AFFAIRS PROGRAMMING funding of printed media fx registered Jerry Thompson ARENA PROJECT Student Legal Services offers free legal student orgonizotions. If yox xgonizo- DIR. INFORMATION Dale Schian A poll of student opinion on the proposed downtown oreno project was distributed Wednesdoy Moy 2. Oxe odvice to MSU undergraduates The staff BOARD tion has a newslettx, newspoper, this survey is collected and the results tabulated the results will be given to the Boord of Trustees for their ond attorneys xe availoble Monday-Fri¬ DIR. SPECIAL PROJECTS POSITION OPEN magazine x other printed media that it review The Academic Couxil passed a resolution ot their last meeting May 1. opposing the downtown orena day from 9-5 for consultation Most JOHN HAYTOL puts out. then SMAB is the boxd you NUCLEAR POWER project on the grounds thot it is not in occordaxe wiht the priciples of intercollegiate athletics. typical kinds of cases handled ixlude: Londlord/Tenant problems, small doins CHAIRPERSON wont Applications con be picked up in It's x secret that various groups and individuals ore jumping on the anti-nuke bandwagon sixe the recent 307 Student Services SELECTIVE SERVICE odvice and procedure, traffic offenses Building Three Mile Island accident. What moy be a secret is that The ASMSU Programming Boord is the ASMSU wos involved in the nuclear power issue for Bills are pending in Congress, some of which actively reinstate the draft Although the bills are given little months prior to the accident ixluding speeding drunk driving, and xtivities boord of ASMSU, which consists ALL UNIVERSITY chaxeto succeed this year the forces ore preparing for 81 when the big push will arrive. If we. the students, towing, minor criminol ond civil matters, of 20 xtivity deportments that bring jmt We need a nuclear moratorium to answer several questions that are at present unobtainable How can we go , ahead with nuclear power when we're so ignorant as to all thot it entoils? Sure nuclear power provides us with do not begin now we may be lost in the storm ond some of us will be lost to the service for a couple of yeas The University regulations and judiciary obout every kind of octivity to MSU TRAFFIC APPEAL case for reinstating the draft is shaky at best ond if we ae to stop this procedures For oppotntment coll additional electricity, but how can we even consider the luxuries that come with more electricity when it moy $1 55 of your S3.00 ASMSU tax goes to 353-3716. COURT-AUTC conflict with our very future? the Programming Board, providing the At present there is a bill pending in the state legislature, and one in the works by Senator Levin ot the initial funds to plon ond produce Ixtures, OLIN HEALTH CENTER national level. I would encourage you to write, coll, or even visit your respective legislators and voice your coxerts, films, the* Vice-President for Student Affairs and Services, Fldon Nonnomoker has det up o committee to re-evoluote BUS INItf OFFICE opinions. They need your input to determine how to vote, and we need your input to make our voice stronger. programs for Olin and search for a new director There ore two students oppomted to thot committee one from MARIJUANA DECRIMINALIZATION ASMSU ond one from Olin s student odvisory committee. If you have any suggestions for or wish input into the Spirits, doxes. art shows, and craft Je if James H. Peterson fairs. In addition, the Programming Board your appeal is justified. The nine ill 65 is still in committee at the present time. There ore two maior areas of conflict which are committee, contoct the ASMSU executive office. ASMSU members xe oppomted by the student hompering the referral of the bill out of committee. The first is the privacy/louse which would permit home Comptroller sets aside 10 % of its funds exh term to ollxato to registered student organiza¬ boxd and serve one yex terms. If usage without the tear ot arrest. The second contlict is over the provision o'r making usage a civil offense as DPS Frederick Gaddy you tions which fund many other individual xe interested, watch the ads in the Stote opposed to a misdemeanor. With a civil offense, 'he person would be issued a citation and consequently would ASMSU policy committee is currently working with a proposal which would set up a permonent student Ass't Comptroller for events exh yexl (The Boxd will soon News fx position openings x coll odvisory committee to DPS. This would allow students oround compus to hoveconstant input into DPS xtivities which arffect students, both on and off compus. Student Board & SMAB hove an events line, watch the State ASMSU