Thursday The State News MAY 10, 1979 Warm and humid weather will continue today, but under partly cloudy skies. The mer¬ cury is expected to hover around 80. VOLUME 73 NUMBER 79 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48824 Miller found guilty on all counts By The Stote News and UPI insanity. Bengtson said he was very disappointed with the verdict and "might consider A Berrien County jury found MSU graduate Donald Gene Miller guilty Wednesday of appealing it." the rape of a 14-year-old Delta Township girl and the attempted murder of her and her "I think we proved his mental incompetence," Bengtson said. brother last summer. The jury, failing to agree with Bengtson, found Miller responsible for his actions, when, It took the jury of six men and six women a little under two hours to find Miller guilty on according to police, he forced his way into a Delta Township home. Police said Miller then all three counts — each of which carries a possible life sentence. The conviction stems raped the girl and stabbed her brother, who attempted to come to her defense. from incidents which took place in Eaton County Aug. 16. The trial was Miller will face two other trials on second-degree murder charges in Ingham County. mo^ed to St. Joseph in Berrien County because of prejudicial pretrial Miller is charged with murder in connection with the disappearances of his 19-year-old publicity. Eaton County Circuit Judge Richard Robinson set sentencing for May 31. ex-girlfriend Martha Sue Young and 30-year-old schoolteacher Kristine Rose Stuart. Throughout the eight-day trial, Miller s attorney Thomas Bengtson did not dispute the No date has been set for either trial. Bengtson has said he will probably ask that these prosection about his client's actions but tried to prove Miller not guilty by reason of trials be moved to another part of the state also. CARTER SEEKS SENATE BACKING SALT agreement reached By BARRY SCHWEID our security." Besides slowing the proliferation of extended talks with Carter. At 72, the Associated Press Writer Brown said even with the treaty, the destructive weapons, the treaty aims at Soviet leader is burdened by a number of WASHINGTON — Winding up nearly United States will have to expand its some qualitative improvements in these ailments. seven years of hard bargaining, the United defense efforts, and particularly its strateg¬ systems. For instance, it would not bar the That is the main reason Brezhnev will not States announced agreement Wednesday ic nuclear forces. superpowers from improving existing mis¬ be coming to Washington to see Carter. If with the Societ Union on a treaty to slow The strategic arms limitation treaty sile guidance systems. protocol governed the selection of a summit the nuclear arms race. (SALT II) sets a ceiling of 2,250 on the Even in advance of the announcement, site, the meeting would be held in the U.S. Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance, who combination of strategic bombers and Carter began meeting privately with some capital because the last three superpower negotiated the settlement on key provisions intercontinental ballistic missiles each of members of the Senate, which will have to summits were in the Soviet Union. with Soviet Ambassador Anatoly F. Do- the superpowers can have through 1985. ratify the accord. Because of Brezhnev's health problems, brynin, made the announcement on behalf The Soviets, having about 2,500 launch¬ The treaty requires ratification by the the Russians are promoting Helsinki, of President Carter. ers now, will be required to cut back. The Senate — a minimum of two-thirds of the Finland, as the site for the summit. Defense Secretary Harold Brown repre¬ United States is about 100 under the Brezhnev could travel there by train. But senators voting, or 67 if all 100 vote. sented the Pentagon and gave assurances maximum and. therefore, has the right to The president had predicted completion there is a feeling in the Carter administra¬ that "SALT will contribute significantly to build up to that limit. of a treaty outline back in October 1977. tion that Finland is too close to the Soviet The final round of negotiations proved Union in a political sense to be considered difficult, however, as the two sides jock¬ strictly neutral. eyed for terms suitable to their defense Under terms of the treaty, each side will Ohio 'U' prexy needs as well as arms-control objectives. Toward the end, there was painstaking delay as U.S. and Soviet negotiators worked on final details surrounding tests of be system. permitted to install one new missile Senate Republican Leader Howard Baker State News Deborah J. Borin The pie eating contest was one of the many activities that have been going said he told Carter it is his "strong feeling" missiles carrying multiple warheads and that the SALT treaty likely will be on during Greek Week. Different competitions between sororities and definition of new missiles. still in contention The final text will be put together over the next two or three weeks by U.S. and Societ SALT delegations in Geneva, Swit¬ amended on the Senate floor or returned for renegotiation. fraternities will go on until this Saturday with a sock hop at the IM Sports- West. Bv KIM GAZELLA zerland. and JOY L. HAENLEIN State News Staff W riters Meanwhile. Vance is continuing discus¬ PLAN FOR GAS CRISIS ONLY sions with Dobrynin on the time and place Ohio University President Charles Ping said Wednesday he has not been offered the for Carter and Soviet President Leonid I. MSU presidency, but added talks with the presidential search committee are reaching Brezhnev to hold a summit at which the "the serious level." High-placed sources at Ohio University reportedly told had been offered the presidency and "it was all over." the student Ping told The State News he has been to MSU to meet with the All-University newspaper Ping treaty will be signed. That decision is expected at the end of the week. The summit is projected for mid-June. Carter has OK to ration Presidential Search and Selection Committee two times — once for one day and most Once Carter and Brezhnev get together, WASHINGTON (API - The Senate could invoke the rationing power. These concessions came in addition to recently for two days. He was here Sunday and Monday of this week. they will discuss a number of measures to To win Senate approval, the WThite House approved President Carter s standby gaso¬ modifications made by the president earlier He has not met with the six member select committee, he said, which was formed to improve U.S.-Soviet relations in addition to line rationing plan 58-39 Wednesday but made a number of additional last-minute - modifications which the Senate accepted stop information leaks from the larger all-university committee. the SALT II treaty. These are likely to unanimously told him not to use the power concessions, including a promise not to use on a 66-30 vote shortly before approving the Ping's reaction to MSU was generally favorable, and he said both positive and negative include pledges not to interfere in each other's satellite surveillance systems and except in dire national emergencies. rationing to ease lines at gasoline stations total plan. points were discussed during his meetings with the committee. Senate acceptance sent the latest version "MSU is broad, comprehensive university that is deeply involved with the land caused by temporary shortages. By this vote, senators went along with a grant ways of cutting back NATO and Warsaw of the often-modified plan to the House, tradition," he said. Pact foot soliders and tanks in Central The president also promised to make the president's decision to change his plan where action was anticipated today. more gasoline available to farmers and i to guarantee a larger share of rationing One of MSU's strong points is "its broad range of community service," Ping said. Europe to lessen tensions there. The president generally agreed to go industries engaged in producing energy coupons to individuals living in states — He said MSU's weak points were also discussed, but he did not identify them. along with a unanimous Senate resolution under a compromise reached moments such as Michigan — where average gasoline Ping said he met with the full selection committee, including student and alumni members, to try to get a broad picture of the MSU community while he was here. spelling out circumstances under which he before the Senate showdown. consumption is high. He said he was "disturbed" over the list of candidates' names released by The State Originally, Carter had wanted to distri¬ bute coupons based solely on the number of Journal April 21 and called it "premature." "I hadn't identified myself as a candidate yet," Ping explained. registered vehicles in a household. He considers himself a candidate now and said he "hopes a normal level of confidentiality will prevail for the remainder of the search." Senate panel hears 4 ' needs; The rationing plan is intended only as a standby program/one that would be kept on the shelf until needed in a crisis. And Ping said he is anxious for the committee to reach a decision. once Carter invoked such a plan, Congress Ping is described by Ohio University sources as being "very intelligent and an not discussed by officials would have 15 days in which either chamber outstanding president," though he is "somewhat introverted and inaccessible." Ping, 49, earned his doctorate in 18th century European philosophy. He was provost at Central Michigan University and president of Alma College before going to Ohio in 1975. money could veto it. In the absence of contingency plans, final Harden, it has from other college officials including rationing, we would not be able to He is also described as a "strong administrator and shrewd politician" who is able to By KIM CRAW FORD a appropriations figure for MSU in as deai v, ith the crisis except in anarchy," Sen. "put together a group of adminstrators who can get money and put state appropriations State News Staff Writer 1979-80. about the inadequate levels of funding from MSU President the state. In the past several years the Henry M. Jackson, chairperson of the through the legislature. MSU administrators appearing Wednes¬ Edgar L. Harden, Pro¬ Senate Energy Committee, told colleagues. Ping is "shy, quiet and introspective," and keeps a low profile intentionally, sources day before a Senate committee talked at vost Clarence L. Winder, Executive Vice state's subsidy of public higher educational Earlier Wednesday, Jackson and other said. length about the University's problems, but President Jack Breslin and Treasurer institutions has decreased while tuition Senate leaders were still several votes Sources close to MSU's selection process said though Ping is "very capable," they are did not discuss the solution — money — in Roger Wilkinson discussed problems of rates have risen. Harden told the committee that Gov, short, touching off a furious round of still looking at other names "almost on a daily basis." dollars and cents. shifting enrollments, physical plant main Some sources are skeptical of Ping's commitment to affirmative action programs, due The presentation before the Senate tenance, salary and wage deficiencies and William G. Milliken's 1979 80 budget recom negotiations between the White House and Education Committee is the first phase of accreditation. mendation for MSU was "very refreshing." key senators. to an apparent lack of women and minority faculty members at Ohio University. Ping said he may return to MSU in the future but does not know when. hearings with legislators that will result in The committee heard complaints from but that MSU has problems to be solved. In a last-minute compromise that brought In January the governor recommended many Senate Republicans into Carter's $125.4 million for the University's general camp, the Senate unamimously approved — fund. Total recommended appropriations and Carter generally agreed to abide by — a for MSU amounted to $146.7 million. resolution stating that: The governors' recommendation repre¬ • Gasoline rationing would only be used Prez? FirstOval * official candidate to set sights sented an 11.8 percent increase over the 1978-79 general fund appropriation. Recom mendations for Wayne State University when there is a 20 percent loss in supplies for at least 30 days. U.S. oil • This loss of supplies would have to come on Office handing out invites amounted to about an 8 percent increase over this year's level, as did the recommen dation for the University of Michigan. from an embargo by exporting nation, oil field sabotage, an act of war or terrorism or an "act of God that destroys substantial By MICHAEL WINTER tion as the 40th president of the United don't look that old") Ohio Republican- achieve it. I think that's already in I continued on page 11) production." State News Suff W riter States because he doesn't want any turned-Democrat said his chances are as there," said the man who is "neither Richard B. Kay is already handing out "gate crashers." good as any of the front-runners, most liberal nor conservative." invitations to his Jan. 20,1981 inaugura Who? What? notably Massachusetts Sen. Edward Kay also said he is for a balanced With the 1980 presidential election still 17 months away, Kay, of Cleveland, Kennedy or California Gov. Jerry Brown. federal budget — but not at the expense of amending the Constitution. Committee approves ban is the first, officially-declared Democra He defected from the GOP in 1962 He explained he would like to see tic contender for the Oval Office. "bitter and disillusioned" with what he Americans vote on something resem Speaking Wednesday morning at a sparsely attended press conference in called the party "tied to wealth and moneyed interests." bling a national referendum calling for a balanced budget rather than leave the on n-plant building permits his room at the Lansing Ramada Inn, "Does hope spring eternal from the amending in the hands of state iegisla WASHINGTON (AP) — The House Interior Committee Wednesday approved a the man who helped defend Lt. William breast of man?" he asked somewhat tures. six month ban on federal construction permits for nuclear power plants. Calley in the My Lai massacre trial 10 philosophically in response to a query If the referendum passed, it would about how realistic his chances of then be up to Congress to abide by the Rep. Edward Markey, D-Mass., who pushed the measure, said it would affect permits years ago knocked incumbent President were for six reactors at four sites in Arizona, Massachusetts, Oregon and Texas. Carter for his "lack of leadership." becoming the 40th president. electorate's wish and balance the bud He confidently stated: "I'm better "I have every qualification set forth in Approval came on a 23-7 vote after panel members generally agreed that the ban was get, Kay said. largely a symbolic step to show Congress is doing something about nuclear safety in the qualified than the person occupying the the Constitution," he said, leaning "The government has abdicated its wake of the Three Mile Island plant accident in Pennsylvania. White House or any of the other names forward and narrowing his eyes, looking fiscal responsibility." A similar amendment to the 1980 budget authorization for the Nuclear Regulatory being seriously talked about." like an older version of Jerry Brown. Kay's campaign is 10 weeks old. It Commission failed in an Interior subcommittee on a 11-9 vote. To stand up, the ban would Kay is a Longshot Louie, a one-man Kay labeled himself a constitutional began with $25,000 of his own money for have to survive tests on the House floor and in the Senate and be signed into law by traveling bandwagon right now. Yet, ist, saying he is opposed to changing the the entire year, a stipend that has been President Carter. though he admitted he is not the Constitution because of prevailing poli¬ whittled down at a rate of $700 to $1,000 best known of the names being tossed tical winds. House Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill said the ban probably would pass the House. per week on the road. He began in his around for the Democratic nomination, "I'm for equal "There is no question that after the Three Mile Island situation there is a go-slow rights for women, but home state of Ohio and has spent a week Richard Kaye the 61 year old ("Go ahead. Tell me I not for feeling in the House toward nuclear power," O'Neill told reporters. amending the Constitution to (continued on page 13) Rep. Morris Udall, D-Ariz., the committee chairperson, said he was sympathetic to a i continued on page 11) ^Michigon Stote News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Thursday, May 10, 1979 Rubber workers strike Uniroyal State News By The Associated Press The United Rubber Workers years. Such a settlement would have devastated the wage union called 8,200 members out Union forces challenge of President Wire Digest guidelines, said one source. on strike at a dozen Uniroyal The union also is challenging plants Wednesday in dramatic a showdown with the big tire Carter's anti-inflation guidelines Carter's courts. The guidelines in Rubber Workers, the maker over President Carter's the AFL-CIO and other unions anti-inflation wage guidelines. A typical rubber worker now advisers acknowledged pri reached tentative agreement contend in a suit pending before The strike is against the makes a little more than $8 an vately that they were encour with Uniroyal on new economic a federal judge in Washington Carter administation as much as hour. aged that Uniroyal was willing terms that would have broken that administration efforts to Uniroyal Inc., as the union Uniroyal, the nation's third to take a strike rather than give Carter's guidelines, but the enforce the wage guidelines are seeks a new contract that largest tire company, has in to a guidelines busting settle company backed out of the deal illegal. Focus'World exceeds the president's volun "pledged to uphold the guide lines," company spokesperson ment. last month because of intense The suit argues that Carter tary 7 percent annual ceiling on Union President Peter Bom government pressure. Uniroyal lacks congressional authority to wage and fringe benefit in James F. Hill said shortly after marito. who has dubbed the denies that it ever had an threaten to deny federal con¬ the strike began. walkout "Carter's strike," was agreement. tracts to companies that violate "Hey, Carter, we can't live on The administration has unavailable for comment Wed Government sources said the the U.S.. China guidelines. formalizing civil aviation agreement peanuts." proclaimed one picket exerted considerable pressure nesday at his headquarters in administration stepped into the Uniroyal officials at the com¬ sign outside a Uniroyal tire on Uniroyal and other tire Akron, Ohio. But he said earlier dispute amid reports that Uni¬ pany's headquarters in New PEKING (AP) — Commerce Secretary after a 30-year break. The agreement plant in Detroit as 800 day-shift companies to resist wage settle¬ that the adminstration was royal and the union were on the York said the strike should not Juanita Kreps said Wednesday that would allow American jetliners to land in workers walked off the job in ments that exceed the already- responsible for triggering the verge of a settlement that would cause any immediate supply formal talks will begin soon to clear the China and Chinese planes to serve observance of a noon strike stretched guidelines. walkout. have boosted labor costs by problems but the longer-term way for regular airline service between America. deadline. Several presidential inflation The union contends it had more than 40 percent over three outlook was unclear. the United States and China. She said The secretary came here to sign or charter flights between the two countries initial a trade agreement but her efforts have been hamstrung by delicate nego¬ begin U.N. halts Israeli can now. She told reporters she had met with tiations. Shen Tu (Shen Du) a head of China s civil There have also been problems in aviation adminstration, and agreed that completing a $80.5 million claims-asset a civil aviation agreement high priority. Several U.S. carriers have should have expressed pact to reimburse America for property seized when the communists took power, and officials stress that agreement must pursuit of PLO JERUSALEM (AP) Israeli troops and U.N. — peacekeeping interest in providing service to China now be signed before proceeding to the trade forces stood toe to-toe Wednesday in a tense five-hour confronta¬ that diplomatic relations are restored pact. tion in southern Lebanon before the Israelis gave up their chase of Palestinian guerrillas and withdrew across the border, a U.N. spokesperson said. An Israeli army spokesperson said about 400 Israeli soldiers were involved. He said the incident began when an army patrol Execution shakes Iranian Jewish community encountered a band of Palestinians attempting to cross the border fence west of Kiryat Shmona into Israel about 4 a.m. Wednesday TEHRAN Iron (AP) A prominent latest executions said he was charged — (10 p.m. Tuesday EDT). Iranian Jew and seven Moslems, includ¬ with "contact with Israel and Zionism. The spokesperson said one Palestinian was wounded and ing a wealthy industrialist, were cut The eight executions Wednesday and 21 captured. The rest were chased across the Israeli Lebanese down on Monday brought the total to 199 since border. He said no Israelis were injured. by revolutionary firing squads Wednesday. the monarchy fell in February. The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, one of eight Iran s Jewish community was shaken An estimated 10.000 Jews have lef* the guerrilla groups that make up the Palestine Liberation by the execution of Habib Elghanian, a country since Ayatollah Ruhollah Kho¬ Organization, claimed responsiblity for the attempted raid into Israel. 69-year-old entrepreneur and former meini toppled Shah Mohammad Reza A PFLP communique said 20 Israeli soldiers were killed and head of the Tehran Jewish Central Pahlavi. Before the revolution there were wounded in the clash. It said the operation was a reprisal for the Committee. about 75,000 to 80 000 Jews in Iran many "barbaric Israeli attacks against Palestinian and Lebanese Radio Tehran, which announced the with roots going back centuries. Hugo Rocha, spokesperson for U.N. Mideast headquarters here, said that before the confrontation ended the 400 Israeli troops were backed by about 20 tanks, eight armored personnel carriers, four half-tracks and 37 jeeps mounted with machine Focus'Nation guns. The incident occurred, Rocha said, when the Israelis reached the southern Lebanese town of Shakara where an Irish U.N. battalion refused to let the Israelis search for the terrorists. FDA recalls Sine-Off, Contac sinus sprays The Israeli army spokesperson did not mention the confronta¬ tion with the U.N. forces but alluded to it when he said: WASHINGTON (AP) — The govern¬ the contaminated product could be a "It is unthinkable that terrorists who attempt to carry out an attack against Israeli civilians that failed should escape and find ment Wednesday announced the recall of problem for people with upper respira¬ The sign on this car is not of things to come. There will be more cars needing shelter across the border." virtually all Contac Nasal Mist and tory infections, although that is not Rocha said U.N. troops from Senegal, Holland and Sine-Off Once-A-Day Sinus Spray on the clear. gas in Southern California. The sign is. however, becoming a familiar sight on Nigeria were local streets. This station put the sign on the car, at the end of a two-block brought in to back the Irish. U.N. commander. Maj. Gen. market because of possible bacterial Jeremy Heymsfeld, spokesperson for long Emmanuel Erskine of Ghana, negotiated the Israeli withdrawal. contamination. Smith Kline, said he wouldn't estimate line, just 10 minutes after it opened for evening pumping. Rocha quoted Erskine as saying if the Israelis "wanted to use force More than 2.7 million squeeze bottles the cost of the largest recoil in the firm's to go through, it would be their responsibility." are affected. history, but "It won't have material The Food and Drug Administration and impact on Smith Kline sales or earnings. the manufacturers parent company Heymsfeld said, We want to empha¬ Smith Kline & French Laboratories size that there is no general public health agreed the bacteria involved do not hazard but he added that consumers constitute a major health hazard. How¬ who wish to return the sprays may send ever a spokesperson for the FDA said them directly to the manufacturer. Bianchi charged with five Hillside slayings LOS ANGELES (AP) - Kenneth A charged with one count of sodomy Bianchi, already accused of murdering involving Weckler and one count of two women college students in Washing¬ conspirarcy to commit murder, kidnap¬ ton state, was charged Wednesday with ping and rape. five of the 13 Hillside Strangler killings. District Attorney John Van de Kamp Los The Hillside slayings occurred in the Angeles area between September said he has not decided whether to seek the death penalty in the case. SraJualion Special 1977 and February 1978. Bianchi is in jail in Bellingham Wash Bianchi, 27, was charged With strangl¬ where he has been charged with murder ing Yolanda Washington, Kristina Weck- in the strangulation of two women. He ler, Jane Evelyn King, Kimberly Diane has pleaded innocent by reason of Martin and Cindy Hudspeth. He was also insanity. No trial date has been set. Odd-even gas plan draws mixed results LOS ANGELES (AP) More than 10 In the — more congested central and million gasoline-craving California western areas of Los Angeles some lines motorists found their fuel rationed were even longer up to six blocks at WkUET — Wednesday in an effort to shorten some stations. blocks-long lines at service stations and College student Nancy Weisburg cut take the panic out of filling up. classes to get in a long line in West Los But the "odd-even" gas plan ordered by Angeles Wednesday morning. There s as much PHOTOS Gov. Edmund G. Brown drew mixed panic now as there results on its first day in operation. was before because if you don t get gas today, then you won't be able to get it Lines at gas stations in the San until Friday," she said. Francisco Bay area. San Jose San Diego The plan now affects only eight of the and some suburban sections of Los state s 58 counties. But those are urban Angeles were shorter than they had been the past few days. counties where about 10 million of the state s 15 million motorists live. 1IF179 FROM YOUR FAVORITE COLOR NEGATIVE MADE FROM Swing Into Spring With Super Savings! Police officers, city workers strike in four cities YOUR PRINT 10 for *2.99 All Court King tennis wear (AP) — Angry police officers and other do. municipal workers walked picket lines in four cities Wednesday while their bosses Other off the disgruntled city workers were job in Worcester Mass. and S" WALLET PHOTOS FROM I 150/o OFF worked overtime to head off crime and Cookeville, Tenn. Winning Ways 2-piece "| Q ,. S-| 79 : YOUR clean up the garbage. The strikers' grievances ranged from COLOR tennis warrn-ups I the dangers facing police officers to though you guys were on strike," exclaimed a Cincinnati burglar who was union The representation for city workers. striking Cincinnati police officers j From your print 10 for *2.99 15% OFF caught in the act even though many of the ! COUPON MUST ACCOMPANY ORDER 1 Thursday, Friday, Saturday only planned to join their wives in a march on city's 1,000 police officers had walked off a City Council meeting on Wednesday VALID ENTIRE MONTH OF MAY. 1979 ' the job. before ending a 24-hour walkout trig¬ But in Tuscaloosa, Ala., where about gered by the death of a fourth officer in 10 200 street and sanitation workers were months. UNION PHOTO SERVICE on strike in defiance of a judge's order, The Tuscaloosa workers put up picket MSU UNION BUILDING officials said supervisory personnel were lines to back up their dispute with the city EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 127 E. Grond River on duty, but there was little they could over a union leader s job status. Next to Olga's Mon-Sot. 10-5:30 351-0372 Thurs. until 8:30 Michigon Stote News, Eosl Lonsing, Michigon Thursday, May 10, 1979 3 Hiring freeze approved by county commissioners A hiring freeze, prohibiting the employ- arise will be filled only with the approval of plan for reorganizing the Tri-County Man ment of additional persons in county-funded the Personnel Committee. power Administration, which coordinates positions, was approved by the Ingham Commissioner Thomas Mitchell, a Wil- jobs in agencies throughout Ingham ———County. The funding received for CETA programs will be cut by 50 percent James Stewart, Ingham County Man next year and the county will lose an estimated $7.5 million a power Director, said the plan would reduce administrative overhead and balance the year of direct control over manpower positions — Fred Todd, budget under new Comprehensive Employ¬ ment Training Act regulations. county controller. Fred Todd, county controller, said the funding received for CETA programs will County Board of Commissioners Tuesday liamston Democrat, said the move is a be cut by 50 percent next year and the night. cost-cutting measure to keep the county county will lose an estimated $7.5 million a The freeze will be in effect for the within a tight budget this year. year of direct control over manpower remainder of 1979 and any vacancies that The board also approved a consortium positions. Under a consortium plan, the county will be responsible for only the administration of manpower positions and the federal Student housing government will be responsible for the operation of the program. Commissioner Mark Grebner favored a more centralized plan which would place the manpower employees under the author¬ city's oblig, ity of a single agency. This plan would reorganize the structure State News Deborah J Bonn of the program away from the CETA Did you ever get frustrated enough to get out of your car and lift the crossing gate that's program and county agencies could find jam during rush hour, when there's no train coming? Mike Dailev and Mark Link, who causing a traffic employment from sources that wouldn't work for Grand Trunk & Western Railroad, felt that way. A malfunction in the track circuit was the cause. committee cost money, such as MSU work-study says students, the East Lansing Democrat said. By DENNIS PETROSKEY future, Remus said. SOME DOUBT EXISTS ABOUT FOR MORE GROUPS \EED State News Staff Writer A recommendation that the area adjacent A recommendation that East Lansing be to the city center residential district be responsible for keeping at least 90 percent of the existing student living units in the downtown affordable to students, rezoned to prevent apartment construction in the future, while leaving the status of ASMSU board creates three committees area was existing housing units unchanged, was also made at the Housing Advisory Committee proposed. By KY OWEN Steve Wachsberg, executive director, later reconsidered and defeated. Carr was appointed by the board to be Tuesday night. "This plan would reinforce and create a State News Staff Writer said he discussed the proposed de-annexa¬ The amendment would have allowed the The recommendation is part the representative to keep in touch with of a citywide higher density city center residential Although there was some doubt about tion with U.S. Rep. Bob Carr who said MSU executive office to change the composition Student Council. housing plan being developed by the district and protect neighborhoods farther the need for more committees, the ASMSU would be eligible for federal funds if it was a of the committee if it could not fill any committee for use in the city's new out from the higher density," Remus said. Student Board formed three new ones at In other board action: separate municipality. positions. comprehensive plan. Development in these arers in the future Tuesday night's board meeting. • Tom Jaworski, former director of "If redevelopment occurs in the future, would be limitvd to single or two-family A Student Advisory Committee, which is Messmer pointed out MSU would have to Chris Hoffman, RHA president, said de-annex itself from Lansing and Meridian special projects, was appointed director of they don't want student accessible housing units, fraternity, sorority, coops and town- to advise the Department of Public Safety, there "should not be any variance" from the legislative affairs: and to dip below 90 percent of what is currently houses with special-use permits, Remus a Welcome Week committee and a commit¬ townships before it could apply for federal original bill. funds. • Roland Wilkerson, a freshman journal¬ there," said Glenn Remus, a city planner. said. tee to draft objectives for the board were The new Student Advisory Committee is The board unanimously approved a bill to ism major, was appointed to the Student "They want student-accessible housing to The committee also accepted suggestions approved Tuesday night. to work with DPS and to consist of two centralize towing information by setting up Media Appropriations Board and Mark increase in this area, but if it should decline by the Urban Options Buildings Task Force When the Welcome Week committee was a channel of communication between the Pugrant, a James Madison College sopho- below the desired level, they recommend which will be included to the housing representatives from the Residence Halls proposed, Henry Sosa, College of Arts and board, Student Council and the anti-towing more, was appointed to the out-of-state fees that the city take action," he said. committee's energy recommendations. Letters representative, said he doubted it Association, four from the Student Board, coalition. committee. Housing that is financially accessible to However, a suggestion by the task force was necessary and warned against the two from Council of Graduate Students and students will be based on surveys of rental which would require city energy audits on one from Council of Medical Students. "proliferation of committees." costs students are required to pay in the all rental property when licensed, and Bob Carr, College of Business representa¬ The only debate centered around two every three years after that, was not amendments to the bill, one of which would Programming Board tive, said "we have to propagandize the accepted by the committee. students before their suitemates do." have made the committee accountable to The Housing Advisory Committee's plan The board also passed a resolution to the ASMSU Executive Office. Board reps and program for housing is expected to be submitted to the East Lansing Planning oppose the proposed de-annexation of MSU from East Lansing. Dan Stouffer, assistant executive direc¬ slighted in race ads Commission in June. It is available to the tor, opposed the amendment because it Sosa called the proposed de-annexation would mean the committee is an ASMSU still unpaid; public for review and comment. The Housing Advisory Committee is one of several subcommittees of the Planning "garbage." "We have every right to take part in the committee. Groups receiving Programming Board funds must mention the board in all political life of East Lansing," he said. Bob Carr, College of Business represents Commission that is developing a new tive, said the amendment was needed advertisements, but Lambda Chi Alpa fraternity did not give credit to the board in ads for Kirk Messmer, College of Natural Sci¬ referendum comprehensive plan which would outline the future growth of the city. ence representative, said the de-annexation because "you can't answer to five masters." Fletcher Spears, University College its recent go-cart race. Programming Board gave the fraternity $900 to help pay for the Lambda Chi Alpha 500 A public meeting concerning last Saturday and for the second year in a row the advertisements did not mention the the housing would hurt off-campus students politically. representative, objected to the amendment board. OKs council plan will be held May 22 at 54B District Court at 7:30 p.m. "The off-campus students need voters (on campus) to back them up," he said. because "we can't tell COGS what to do." Constance DuBay, College of Social Pat Wilde, a board member, said the fraternity could lose future funding for not the requirement, but the budget committee did not take any funding away. meeting Science representative, withdrew the ASMSU Student Board representatives If groups do not meet funding requirements, the board may put the group on probation amendment to "save the bill." will not receive compensation after the — denying its funds for one year. Each committee member will be account¬ "I think we should have withheld funding," Wilde said. referendum to pay board members failed able to the groups which appoint them and The fraternity was informed about the requirements when Tuesday. applying for funds and was the committee as a whole will only be reminded later, she said. A second referendum to re-establish the accountable to itself. Off Campus Council was approved over¬ Although the situation is better this year, there are still several groups which continue A second amendment which would allow not to mention whelmingly. Programming Board in their advertisements, Wilde said. the executive office some leeway in setting John Haytol, Programming Board chairperson, said he is sending Lambda Chi Alpha a The proposal to pay representatives $150 up the committee was approved. It was letter to make the requirements "crystal clear." per term was defeated by a two-to-one margin. A similar referendum to pay representatives $125 was defeated last spring. Ff you MILLIKEYS BUDGET IN NEED OF REVISION With the re-establishing of OCC, off- have a problem you can't solve, or a question you can't answer, write Trouble Shooter, 343 Student Services campus students not currently represented Bldg., MSU, East Lansing, 48824, or call 355-8252, between 10:00 a.m. by a major governing group will now have a representative on the Student Board. Only 600 students voted in the re¬ and 1 p.m. Ask for Trouble Shooter, the State News which guns down problems, sticks service up for your rights and shoots Crim, others to stall bill debates ferendum, although five polling places were set up as opposed to the usual four, said Dan By United Press International "It is futile to begin floor debate on these the Headlee amendment provisions requir¬ Hendon, member of the All-University I received a scholarship spring term for Democratic leaders in the state House bills with massive revisions pending," the ing a constant percentage of the budget be a 1400.63 with the stipulation that I carry a Elections Commission minimum of 12 credits. I pre-enrolled for 12 and Senate said Wednesday they will not four leaders said after a meeting with used for local programs." credits, but seven of the 12 credits failed to Turnout is usually lower for special be picked up by the central business fr£e 1978-80 spending bills from the Milliken. The four leaders said in a joint statement computer. Since the computer only shows 7'm referendums during the term, Hendon said, carrying five credits, the Office of Fees and Scholarships is billing me for the appropriations committees until Gov. "The governor indicated he would be they still hope to adopt the full budget prior and already-spent $400.63.1 have tried to explain this problem to the Registar's office, Fees William G. Milliken revises his budget proposing substantial revisions in every to the summer recess in early July, but said Tuesday "was just a bad day." and Scholarships and Accounts Receivable, but to no avail. request. budget bill except the K 12 and community that goal is becoming "increasingly diffi¬ "Perhaps it was just too nice a day," he Now, I've been told I will not added. graduate if I don't return the scholarship pavment. Can you help cut through this red Milliken's budget chief, Gerald Miller, has college bills. He indicated that all cuts cult." tape? conceded the executive budget currently is would be made in state programs because of The new fiscal year begins Oct. 1. about $100 million over projected revenues M.M. and major revisions are expected within 10 Political Science Fire sets off Breathe easy. The scholarship is all yours and you'll graduate as planned. After more days. House Speaker Bobby D. Crim, Senate Greek Week games trips with Trouble Shooter to Fees and Scholarships and the Registar's Office, the buck Democratic Leader William Faust and finally stopped at the Office of Financial Aid in Student Services Building. Your problem appropriations committee chairpersons flood damage arose when the computer closed you out of your seven-credit class because it was full. You were not aware of the situation until your instructor had notified not on you that you were his class list. Darlene Kriss and Deanna Anderson, both assistants in financial aid, Dominic Jacobetti and Jerome Hart said the actual deficit "is probably substantially more" than that figure. held at riverside fete A small fire later Tuesday night in the Life Sciences Building set off the facility's recognized the mistake and said they would correct the error. sprinkler system, causing an estimated ED It was an afternoon of Greek Games Tuesday when MSU's sororities and fraternaties $15,000 in damage. In April, Lafayette Electronics, 1375 E. Grand River Ave., East Lansing, advertised gathered near the Red Cedar River south of the MSU Auditorium to participate in a variety Water damage from the sprinkler system Prestone antifreeze for $1.92 with a coupon. When I went to the store they didn't have of festive activities. caused the majority of the damage, campus police said. The fire in B-247 Life Sciences was apparently started when a coffee any more available and they refused to give me a rain check. Is there anything I can do? S.B. Essays due At the conclusion of a day filled with pyramind building, dart throwing, tricycle riding, stilt racing and pie eating, Pi Beta Phi and Alpha Gamma Delta sororities tied for first place in the women's division each with 40 points. Natural Science that was left on ignited some wooden cabinets, police said. pot Yes, you can go back to the store and pick up some antifreeze at the coupon price. for contest In the men's division, Sigma Chi fraternity captured first place with 35 points. Second place went to Alpha Tau Omega fraternity with 25 points and Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity Wade Smith, assistant manager of Lafayeete Electronics, said you "should have been Entries for an essay contest sponsored finished third with 20 points. Three medical students put out the fire, police said. They were Jeff Kyff, a given a rain check." Smith said a difficulty is present because the store is out of Prestone by McDonel Hall Black Caucus are due In the women's division Kappa Alpha Theta finished third with 30 points. 26-year-old student in osteopathic medicine, antifreeze and they don't expect to obtain anymore. He said you were welcome to by 5 p.m. May 18 in 397 E. McDonel or 509 W. McDonel halls. ' Neil Colegrove, a 24-year-old human medi¬ purchase another brand of antifreeze for the $1.92 sale price. If you have lost your cine student and Craig Vantuinen, a coupon, Smith said to ask for him personally. Essays should be on "Relevant Issues to Black Americans (post Martin Luther 25-year old human medicine student. ED I ordered two magazine subscriptions through Consumer's Subscription Center, King Era)," and between 500 and 1,000 words in length. Free bilingual class for Forest HiD, N.Y., last June. I have received my Good Housekeeping regularly, but I The winning entry will receive a $25 Correction have yet to see my Redbook magazine. The company has cashed to answer my my check and has failed letter which I sent in December. How long will I be without my Redbook? prize and be printed in People's Choice, an alternative news magazine for minor MSU Hispanics offered It was incorrectly reported in Wednes¬ ity students a' MSU. The second and third place articles will also be printed in The first session of a free, bilingual non credit class for MSU Hispanic students will be day's State News that a resolution passed by held at 4 p.m. Sunday in 332 Union. Student Council would enable people who People's Choice. Indefinitely, unless you order the magazine through another circulation company. The judging committee will consist of The class, which is sponsored by the Puerto Rican Student Association in cooperation graduate within the top 20 percent of their Consumer's Subscription Center has moved to Regal Park, N.Y., and no with the Union Minorities and Woman Leadership Training Program, will be held for the longer services McDonel Hall Black Caucus members college to receive honors. magazine subscriptions. Manager Rosemary Evans, however, said she would refund next three Sundays. The and three MSU faculty members. resolution states students who your subscription cost of $6.98 and apologized for the delay. Entries can be mailed or handed in. The course will cover briefly a wide range of problems and issues facing trade unions in graduate within the top 20 percent of the America today. University will be awarded honors. Interested students must register either at the first meeting Sunday or in 401 Olds Hall. Opinion THERESA p. McCLELLAN Structure prohibits action If MSU's new affirmative action plan, much-heralded 14-step monitoring device, with its has done who have long regarded affirmative action with disgust. Not so much because of racism or sexism, so Demonstrations are anything, it has opened up a level of candor at this they say. but because of the principle. — The University that is unheard of. Now, college deans and department chairpersons are actually admitting principle that the federal government cannot dictate hiring rules to a university that must hire its faculty more than just yelling they have failed to reach their stated annual hiring on merit and merit alone. goals. And while these individuals may be highly Carrying wooden caskets with paper mached babies on their He was also demanding blacks be allowed the same chance in shoulders or toting provocative signs, they marched down The tack this year is to admit failure but to qualify principled, they have got to be taken completely out Congress as whites. of the monitoring process. They are moral conflicts of Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington D.C. Whether he was referring to the small number of blacks in that failure with pats on the back for noble efforts Small children held banners with "No Nukes" printed across interests. Congress or the lack of voting status for the District of Columbia (a coupled with heart-felt laments about the miniscule What is so desperately needed at this point is an them while some elderly people shouted "Hell No, We Won't predominately black area) is unclear. Glow." pool of qualified women and minorities. It's almost affirmative action plan that has teeth. We have got In large organized groups, children from New York, parents and Although both arguments are valid, the people present began enought to make one shed a tear. complaining because he wasn't protesting nuclear power plants. the facts and figures everyone said were essential for families from Pennsylvania, and smaller groups from across the This complaint has a semblance of validity as on the surface Almost, but not quite. Despite the "A" for effort country marched to the Capitol steps to protest the use of nuclear most people were present to protest nuclear energy. everyone in the University is giving everyone else, getting off on the right foot, so why doesn't the power. But there were also a large number present who were only we are seeingthings, and have seen things, in quite a University start walking? The first and foremost "I'm here because I'm scared of what might happen," said one interested in hearing free music by Jackson Brown, Paul Winter, need is for a position within the administration that ll year-old boy from New York. different light. The overriding problem is not Joni Mitchell and other rock stars. has real power. Ideally, we are talking about a He said he was scared because he had heard there were 72 There were also those who came to gawk at Jane Fonda and insincerity or lack of effort, although both are nuclear reactors and if one blew it would cause a chain reaction. vice presidential level position or better. This Jerry Brown. considerable problems, but in the very structure and His mother said she felt children should be made aware because Those who resented the black man's statements were philosophy of the affirmative action plan itself, position should be visible and powerful enough that "unaware children make passive adults." uncomfortable for a number of reasons. curses would be aimed in its direction from those including the 14-step hiring process and the role of Some not so passive adults were carrying a handmade coffin They were uncomfortable because his allegations of racism and the affirmative action officer. individuals who have continually balked at affirma¬ which read, "The Babies Are the First to Die." his for the low number of blacks in concern Congress were valid. tive action guidelines and gotten away with it. This One of the pallbearers. Dr. Benjamin Spock, said radiation They were upset because of his bitter attitude and they were The Department of Labor's proposed conciliation would affect babies first — the born and the unborn. agreement, should demand the long-overdue struc¬ position would be able to back up strident messages "I don't know what type of impact this march will have on the upset because he was interrupting a program which would affect tural changes the present plan warrants. We by playing a direct role in the annual budgetary president," Spock said, "but everything that happens here will But should they have been upset? review process that every college must submit to. If sincerely hope so. make some type of difference." His statements were protesting events that would only affect colleges are continually hesitant toward guidelines it One young woman from Boston said she hoped one difference certain interest groups, whereas nuclear power plants would The basic problem with the philosophy of the would be factored in along with the other would be a moratorium on nuclear power plants — at least. affect everyone. present plan is its focus on tabulation and monitoring considerations. "What should really be done," she said "is to place all the money He made a valid protest nonetheless, and complaints that he without any accompanying punishment or incentive. they are wasting on nuclear energy into solar energy." should not have been at the march or he was crazy are invalid. Additionally, this position could have a sub-office Another protester from Kentucky said the protest won't make The basic problem with the structure of the plan is He had as much right to protest as those who were present only that would oversee all recruitment policies. As it is much of a difference because there are always demonstrations at to gawk at the stars or enjoy free music, and perhaps even more, that there is no position of authority that can make now. colleges are in charge of recruitment with a the Capitol. because he had a message and his message was heard by an threats or offer incentives. Supposedly, the "The only thing that will make a difference," she said, "is if marginal check bv the Provost's Office. A centralized audience who would in other circumstances ignore him. president's office has been closer to the process than recruitment office would provide for stringent and people continue this march when they go back to their homes." This is one great aspect of demonstrations, the opportunity for before, but actually more buffers have been created. sincere searches and would go a She said too many people like to demonstrate for a cause, then people to gain additional insight in more than one subject. The buffers' only roles are to tabulate figures and long way in after the march they are "never heard of again." In this case, protesters demonstrating against nuclear energy establishing MSU's visible commitment on a national This protest will only work if there are continuous complaints, were also made aware of other concerns which would not affect present a report that barely differs from previous level. demonstrations and letters to the politicians, she said. annual reports, except now there are explanations everyone. This idea may seem radical to deans and Once settled at the Capitol, the marchers listened to prominent In his speech. Dick Gregory said he was constantly being asked for failure. speakers give emotional arguments against nuclear power plants. impractical to administrators not anxious to by whites why more blacks were not present at the demonstration. Amid cheering audiences and hecklers, Jane Fonda, California One reason, he said, was because whites listened to more than The problem remains because deans and depart¬ antagonize deans, but it is something long overdue. Gov. Jerry Brown and other celebrities urged the people to get blacks. are ment heads are still monitoring their own units. Hopefully this is exactly what the Department of involved and make nuclear power an issue of the '80s. This is true, but this line of reasoning can also be used as a Certainly there are deans who go above and beyond Labor conciliation agreement will recommend. But Dick Gregory said, "I have felt racism, I have tasted poverty and crutch or a self fulfilling prophecy. the norm with their commitments — most of them should it also fail to address the problem, the onus of I have seen sexism, but we are here today to fight something It can be argued that since whites are listened to more, they can the positions and have entered under greater because you cannot see, taste or feel radiation." fight battles while sit back and lpt it happen. are new to a responsiblity will shift to the Board of Trustees who As in most demonstrations, people were present with concerns our we rather stringent affirmative action atmosphere. But From the response the black man received from the have always talked a good affirmative action story other than nuclear energy. the problem colleges are under direction of people but have yet to really address the issue. predominately white audience, this would be foolish. Carrying a large red, black and green flag, one young black man The only way to deal with any concerns is to be vocal, involved houted he was protesting the racist attitudes of white Americans. and. if all else fails, revolutionary. Letters VIEWPOINT: ASMS! With your input Policy can change I am writing in response to the Viewpoint article by James Van Goor of May 4. The it could work article had a rather annoying, fatatistic ring to it. As if to say "that is the way it is, so By STEVENWACHSBERG This year ASMSU is beginning to map a new, and previously uncharted, course for that's the way it is." In one breath Van Goor itself. Recently. ASMSU was reorganized into a more efficient and responsive says we should blame ourselves for bring¬ structure which will reflect student concerns more effectively. We no longer have a ing on this energy crunch due to our president who can abuse or otherwise misuse the powers of such an office. The powers consumption habits and on the other hand of the president were divided between an executive director and the Student Board. he contends the anti-nuke movement, The Student Board is now solely responsible for establishing policy. The executive people trying to change these energy director and his her staff, the Executive Staff, is now responsible for administering habits, is only a belated pop cause, ignoring that policy. Under the old system the president, once elected, did not have to answer to other worldly "ills." I agree we have been a lazy public anyone. The new structure reflects a greater check and balance association between the Student Board, the Executive Office, and the student body, thereby minimizing any expecting the government and Consumers future "misallocation of resources." Power to provide cheap, safe energy. I have a great deal of confidence in this new structure and feel there is more potential Nuclear power has brought the fate of to deal with student concerns at every level. For example, before the restructuring we energy consumption right close to home had only two departments, other than Legal Services, that dealt with major student where it belongs. Now is a chance for us to concerns: Labor and Legislative Relations. Now, instead of autonomous departments, become aware of our energy use and the we have individuals who, working with their staff, head the efforts of the Executive political and economic forces which dictate Office. Under this system they are more responsive to student body concerns. that use. This is a chance to change our In addition to individuals in charge of labor and legislative matters, we have energy policies. The anti-nuke movement is many Community Affairs which deals with student interests on a more localized level. We Lansing's creative idea now have a division of Information which deals with various matters including the faceted. A major theme running through it is taking of polls and surveys so student interests can be analyzed more effectively. people wanting to exercise a choice in Another new item is the Executive Office's division for Special Projects, which their lifestyle. I want to choose what attends to issues deemed inappropriate for our other divisions. Special Projects also resources to run my life on. Just like when I Lansing moved a step out of the dark ages Monday Lansing councilmembers should be applauded for assists in the formulation and initiation of polls and surveys. when its go to the market I appreciate the choice of city council approved two resolutions their progressive move. Approval of the resolution picking wholewheat bread off the shelf We feel ASMSU is now ready to embark on a more viable path toward generating student input, and resolving the many concerns of students. However, no organization, requiring businesses to institute affirmative action might carry some risks for the city by possibly instead of Wonder Bread. Energy wise, we no matter how well-structured, can prove effective unless it has an effective and adept programs in order to be eligible for tax breaks. discouraging some businesses from setting up shop are beginning to gain a greater choice. staff. We have begun generating several projects of student interest in the various The council's plan should provide an appealing in a community that What you want for this world is the real encourages affirmative action. choice here. With you, Mr. Van Goor, there fields of operation ASMSU now involves itself in. If any of you are interested in incentive for Lansing businesses that are currently But we are pleased that the council's idea was not becoming involved in issues, such as nuclear power, halting tuition increases, the cross is no choice. deficient in minority hiring. The resolutions do not discouraged on that ground, or any other factor campus highway, the quality of student housing, the draft, public relations, labor Burt Garber concerns, or a host of other issues, we are desperately in need of staff personnel who compel businesses to take any action; they merely involving economic priority over employment 139 Cedar st. can help us to help the student body. If you have any make the establishment of minority hiring programs questions, just stop by our offices equality. If affirmative action is to ever get off the on the third floor of the Student Services Building, or call 355-8266 and ask for David an advisable move. Businesses that offer their ground, it needs the cooperation of big business as communities benefits through massive employment well as cities willing to encourage affirmative action Hey Bruce, what Quiglev or myself. We are ready to go, but we need your help to make it all work. Wochsberg is the executive director of ASMSU or generation of revenue have always been awarded through such incentives as tax breaks. about cucurbits? tax breaks for those benefits, which are considered In passing the resolution, Lansing can say it has good for the community. Now that the employment made more progress than other, much larger cities, Surely such a "Sensitive Person" as life. Grass, which seeks merely to gro .v and tion. Herbicide 24-D annihilates vast tide is turning to correct an imbalanced work force, who are probably Guthrie must by now be aware that enjoy its place in the sun, is mowed and regions of vegetable matter because trees receiving more pressure on the members of the plant kingdom are capable make it difficult for humans to guard their affirmative actions programs should be considered a state level to increase mangled simply because humans find it to minority hiring than within of experiencing pain and emotion. Consider be unaesthetic when it is long. Dandelions artificial boundaries and/or find and de similar contribution to public good and businesses their own local government bodies. should be rewarded accordingly. And a monetary Lansing's for a moment some few of the atrocities are heartlessly rooted up and left to die an stroy their human enemies. resolutions may help the city overcome its image of a perpetrated by humankind on this form of agonizing death of starvation and dehydra Imagine the anguish of the poor cucurbit, incentive is perhaps the best way to reach a business' backward factory town, and point the way for similar a gregarious and happily peripatetic being, heart. program adoptions by other cities. confined to the narrow and uncomfortable space of a trellis. Put yourself in the place of the thinnee in the vegetable garden, cruelly DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau "The State News denied its right to life by the thinner. We humans subject our long suffering friends of the plant kingdom to the ultimate SURG HOLD ON, Thursday, May 10, 1979 indignity: Genetic Control!! We do not even JUSTFING, I'LL GBT HIM. allow plants to mate as nature intended if it SHBJLA. IS HB'5 IN 7HB BATH- duanb Editorials are the opinions of the State News Viewpoints, columns is decided that bigger squash or a blacker room practicing and letters orchid is what humankind needs. HOMB? FOR CALIFORNIA are personal opinions s, \^r Editor-in-chief Editorial Department Jamas I Smith Photo Editor Kathy Kilbury As I think on it, it seems clear that all species, plant and animal, (with the possible Managing Editor Anne Stuart Entertainment Book E r Dave DiMarhno exception of rats and cockroaches) would Opinion Editor Kim G Shanohan Joseph F Centers benefit by noninterference by man, i.e. by Sports Editor City Editor NuntioM lupo Layout Editor Janet Hoffmann the nonexistence of man. Compos Editor Michelle Chambers Freelance Editor Beth Tuschak I implore you, Mr. Guthrie, think of the Editor Paulo Mohr Chief Copy Editor Kenneth E Parker claws of the combine, the sting of the Staff Representative Kim Gatello herbicide, the pain of the heavy foot the next time you order your soyburger Advertising Department delight. Advertising Manager Bob Shaffer Asst Advertising Manager Gina Sponiolo Rita Harris 201 Kensington Michigon State News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Thursday, May 10, 1979 5 backgrounds, political persuasions, economic status, and level of Cheapest argument wins awareness. We have put special emphasis on reaching out to Henry Sosa's "exile to Siberia" of arguments against minority women in hopes of facilitating communication of compensation of ASMSU representatives left me cold. I found experiences and perspectives across cultural lines to begin nothing in his comments that countered "the cheapest argument of developing a broad based women's movement. them all. nor do I feel that the decisions of student The predominant focus of the Weekend has been to provide a governments at other Big Ten universities should pro woman environment that would enable women to clearly sec necessarily be our decisions. and explore the available options in their worlds. If a student does not feel the job is adequately compensated, It was the intent of Everywoman's Weekend Coordinating does not want to be expected to "read small mountains of paper" (I Collective to invite organizations to participate who presented wonder if students expect anything at all of ASMSU reps), does not want to "make representative decisions," OR does not want to options to women rather than advocating the closing off of choices. "set policy for the expenditure of tens of thousands of dollars," Approximately one week prior to the Weekend, the anti-abor then s/he should not run for ASMSU tion coalition contacted officials at the University, several representative. The fiction of a "quiet theft" is what should be banished to departments of which were our major funding sources. The Siberia. Information on the responsibilities and benefits (if pressure created by misinformation from certain University any) of officials was one of the factors influencing our decision to allow the the job is easily available to those interested, enabling them to anti-abortion groups to be represented. Another contributing decide whether occupying such a position is worthwhile. Since theft (quiet or otherwise) is the factor influencing our decision was the implications derived from taking of something by force or conversations with the anti abortion group regarding publicity for deception, there is no "quiet theft" taking place, and thus no wrong for voters to right. Everywoman's Weekend. In Sosa's economics lesson he conveniently ignored Econ 201's Due to the timing of these events we felt that potential harm of inaccurate media coverage could have discouraged specific groups major concept: the law of supply and demand. If he and other of women from attending the Weekend. We felt it was more ASMSU representatives feel that they are being mistreated by students, I suggest they investigate the possibility of striking — important to remain consistent with our broader goals than to focus our energies on the possibility of media and university HE WlMWU MACHINE by not running again. Perhaps voters would then feel that the supply of qualified representatives had diminished, or that they conflict. The (%U,S Br Off.) should demand more of them. But, so long as there is a large Everywoman's Weekend alone. Bargains like that can lead to nothing but ruin. supply of potential ASMSU representatives and a very small Coordinating Collective Solar energy indeed is attractive for many reasons, but cost Doors can lower esteem demand for them, the price of their labor will and should remain at For the past two terms here at MSU, I've noticed those doors. today is not one of the reasons. Conversion systems are capital , its current equilibrium. labor-, and materials-intensive, as well as materials-limited. You know the ones. They're all over campus. They're noticeable Eric J. Berglund 325 N. Pennsylvania, Lansing Capitalism still the best Materials research and manufacturing technology development offer hope for some cost improvements, but nothing dramatic mainly when departing through them. They require only one push to open, but some of them require a push on their right side and enough to improve seriously the situation. The same investment some on their left. It is not Gee Bruce, thank you for your enlightening column on the easy to predetermine which is which. inherent ills of capitalism. Lesser developed countries may not would pay enormously greater benefits if spent on nuclear or fossil When I approach one, I pick a side at random and push. More often $900 went down the drain have achieved economic development because of their politics. fuels and conversion technology. than not I pick the wrong side and Bingo! There is a momentary After all, "Capitalism promotes efficiency at the expense of human Robert Summitt loss of pride and progress. Sometimes I entertain the idea that My letter concerns the Programming Board's funding of the Lambda Chi needs." But what about the most anticapitalistic society, that in Professor, engineering there is a campus Board of Humility with a master plan and a recent Alpha pushcart race. Talking to a member of motto "Humbleness enriches learning." Think about it the next the the Soviet Union, which tries to encourage efficiency at the Programming Board's budget committee over the past time you are humbled by one of those doors. weekend, I learned that this event had been funded with $900 of student tax money. My question is, Why? Also, were the members expense of human needs? The only way the Soviet Union has been able to develop at all Gilchrist parties hardly Lee Garner of the Programming Board acting in the best interests of the entire has been through intense, though inefficient efforts of the B116 Bryan Hall Dear Music Machine, student body by funding this event? I think not. Although the government, and at great human cost. The Soviet economy is I have heard about your based massive infusions of money, manpower, bold reputation, but like life, I guess event was announced as being "all-University," and even though a on and resources on few token non-Greek organizations participated, the race itself sectors of the economy deemed important, while the rest of the you It have to be there to believe what is actually happening. was disappointing that after all the advertising for your party Why cut what is needed? was an almost wholelv fraternity function. Moreover, this funding economy is neglected. This is the only reason why the Soviet in the Gilchrist Pub on May 4, it was not the success you had It has come to my attention that the Ingham County Health Union has been able to become a military superpower, and has Department is planning represents a sum several times larger than the entire budget a budget cutback of 10 percent, which is been able to make some headline-grabbing advances in the expected. But what about all of us who paid our outrageous 75 fine. What is not fine is that a proposal is currently being allocation to some of the groups already under the Programming cents or $1 only to be kicked out by midnight because the turnout Board umbrella. I can't help but think that this money would have sciences and arts. considered for the entire 10 percent to come from the Dental was not what you wanted it to be. You have disappointed me and been better spent on Under the communist system, capitalism is officially con¬ Division. Classic Films, Showcase Jazz, The Answer some other shocked faces I saw leaving the Pub. If you were not Place, Video Workshop — all programs that have been successful demned, but circumstances in effect support it. The production The Ingham County dental clinic caters primarily to low-income going to party until 1 a.m. like you advertised, then you should in serving the student body and enriching the campus goals of the country are set forth in the centrally administered have refunded our families, mentally and physically handicapped persons, senior money. environment — than on a silly cart race! "plan," which contains quotas for everything to be produced. Nowadavs can't citizens, as well as such persons from Probate Court, etc. I am sure Material incentives are offered to those who can meet or excede we even get our money's worth at a partv!! If the race had been staged as a charity function, the allocation K.B. that you are aware of the current private dental charges and for would be easier to justify, but sadly this is not the case. The the "plan." In a vast portion of the economy, production is kept many reasons many of us find ourselves temporarily in a only- Gilchrist Hall reason it was put on is to promote the "glories" of greek life way below capacity so that it may be increased continually. Such low-income state of being, and we simply have nowhere else to go increases in production are then rewarded. Furthermore, such a for our dental care other than this clinic. I already have more than imaybe they enliken themselves to modern day charioteers?). Finally. I must ask, what was the $900 used for? To pay for system leads to the unsafe and uneven production of the few- consumer goods made. Thin automotive glass, size small clothes, My name, but it's not me $2,000 invested in my dental care and certainly don't want my dental care to lapse because of my current low income. thousands of garish green posters that litter the walls of nearly and watered down medicine all take less resources to produce, To my acquaintances who peruse this section of The State News I can see no reason why a set percentage couldn't be taken from every building on campus? To pay for the carts themselves? I don't thus more can be made, meeting the "plan," even though they are and found my name affixed to a letter in last Tuesday's edition (May each and every division, for example: 1 percent from dental, 1 know. Maybe someone out there can enlighten us as to the not needed or are dangerous. 1), I must clarify some confusion. There are two David Gossmans in justification of this frivolous waste of student tax dollars. percent from mental health, etc. A small setback in each division For those interested in learning more about this, I suggest the East Lansing — a David G. Gossman and a David E. Gossman, the would be much easier to cope with than an entire division being Larry Hosner former of whom has on occasion written letters of maniacal tone to 127 W. Shaw following reading: Robert G. Kaiser's "Russia: The People and the cut, which has the potential of hurting thousands. Power," and Hedrick Smith's "The Russians." this paper. It is my hope that in the future I will be clearly I would appreciate it if this current proposal could be brought to In closing, I feel that though the American capitalist system has distinguished from this irate and vociferous individual who (to my the public's eye before any drastic measures are taken. misfortune) bears the I. 'Jewels* argument is dumb many flaws, it is still probably the best. It even allows us the same name as David E. Gossman Sharon M. Huntington luxury of reading dissident writers like you, Bruce, who in the 524 Baker St. In response to John K. O'Grady's letter headlined "Breasts are Soviet Union and many other countries are either executed, College of Human Medicine Lansing not jewels." Your attitude on the issues regarding the current imprisoned, or exiled. Keep up the good work. debate on private sunbathing time demonstrates every reason for Robert C. Brown Credit is due women to demand private time. When 665 E. Holmes you say women need Just a comment on your nice private nude time because, "showing off too much in advance is not a commercially sound practice," story about the opinion poll on you reduce women to sexual m Journalism*^] IP the draft and Vietnam. Credit objects concerned only with men's conceptions of them. Women should go to the students in the who are concerned with a "feminine mystique" or "allure" are opposed to private sunbathing time and will attend mixed time The big solar boondogle class, particularly Sue Gervais, with "95 percent of their surface area (exposed) to public scrutiny," as you so aptly put it. Women who ask for equal time do not think of their breasts as "family jewels," but as parts of their The economic facts of the Ingham County Medical Care Facility's solar hot water system must be a rude jolt to the champions of solar Bob Pero and Kathy Spearin, who analyzed the data. I might also add that although our Advertising f own personal anatomy. Women need private time to avoid males like you, who see breasts as something for your own personal satisfaction and enjoyment. Women are in the process of putting energy. Half a million dollars invested today should yield an annual income of about $50,000, but spent on a solar heating system, it saves 14,000 gallons of fuel oil per year at about 60 cents per gallon, survey itself was not "scienti¬ fic," we did not aim to proceed in a "non-scientific" way. Communication or $8,400. Thus in the first Peter Levine year alone. $41,000 will go down the STUDENT themselves and their bodies in their own control. The attitude that tubes. Sure, the prices of fuel will go up — and when it hits $3 per Professor, history women's bodies are for men's control and exploitation is the prime wish to separate gallon, the system will save money. The taxpayers won't rejoice, reason women from men. As long as your oppressive sexist attitudes about women prevail, women should be though, since by that time the system will have been scrapped because of corrosion and other problems. allowed to avoid them. An isolated case? No, the new one on the White House roof has Mitchell R. Robbins about the same cost,'savings ratio. We can build a second one at half JOBS the price? The second one will waste only $17,000 the first year Polities carried the day In response to the questions concerning the presence of the anti-abortion coalition at the Everywoman's Weekend, we'd like to submit the following statement: A primary goal of the Everywoman's Weekend Coordinating Collective has been to reach women of different cultural If Yew Like the Duke- FALL '79 | Get valuable work experience...and money! The Red Cedar Log has Don't Miss ... these positions open for next fall. Apply now, before it's too late. SHORT STUFF Editor, Red Cedar Log. Requires knowledge of news writing, photo¬ graphy, and management skills for a 30 people staff. Yearbook experience helpful. Work load, 20 - 25 hours/week, $2500. Assistant Editor, Copy. Involves supervising staff of reporters, writing and editing copy, assisting editor. Work load 15 - 20 hours/week, $1500. 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Or drop by the Red Cedar Log offices Salad & Fries you can eat. sj»s gemstone engagement rings. Let us help make the in Room 30, Student Services Building. choice reflect the beauty of your relationship. l/AII "I Room 193 1 M IK M I SI Jacobsoris Ml-Journalism if |g| Building J"| 224 Abbott Rd.t.Lansing 351-2285 £)Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, May 10, 1979 Entertainment Sound Challenge bands will perform Saturday AS ALWAYS, 'SLOTSIP IS TRUE AIM By BILL HOLDSHIP ages are prohibited. Sute News Suff Writer A total of 18 bands applied for Sound The three finalist bands have been chosen Challenge 1979, according to Give Pepe, 'Swindle' artifact of our time in WMSN's Sound Challenge 1979. In alphabetical order, the bands are The Flex Band. Mainstream and Tour De Force. Each WMSN disc jockey and coordinator of the event. The standard was very high," he said. The three finalists are competing for the band had to include at least one full-time first prize of six hours of recording time at By BILL HOLDSHIP It's difficult for most Ameri¬ features Johnny Rotten singing MSU student to qualify for the competition. however, a shrill whistle is cover versions of the Who's Lansing Sound. Michigan's only 24 track State News Reviewer cans to understand the condi the song in French, accompan The winning bands will perform at an continuously substituted for "Substitute" iwhich opens with studio. The two runners-up will receive The Great Rock TV Roll tions in England that produced ied by only an accordion. Best the word "rock." outdoor concert behind Shaw Terraces this A subtle Rotten stating, "You don't need billing at an appropriate Lizards nightclub Swindle (Virgin Import VD the Pistols and the punk scene, (or worst) of all is "Black Arab." comment, perhaps. permission for anything!") and Saturday between noon and 7 p.m. The concert in association with Pyramid Produc 2510). the Sex Pistols' second as we contentlv sit in our safe a glossy disco production med The song is followed by sequence in which the bands appear will be the Monkees' (I'm Not Your) tions. and probably last LP, is exactly and happy American homes. ley of Pistols hits like "Pretty Rotten and ensemble perform based on how they placed, with the third what its title suggests — arock Stepping Stone." Both come Judges for the competition included Dave England is already a dead "God The ing "Johnny B. Goode." Ironic place band opening the show and the first across as excellent punk an n roll swindle. However, that country (see Monday's State Queen" and "Anarchy." DiMartino, State News entertainment The ally enough. Rotten doesn't thems. place band performing last. The final results doesn't mean that the album is of the competition will not be known until the editor; Rick Campbell, manager of Where- know the lyrics, and to hear The late Sid Vicious handles house Records and Randy Yoge. WMSN totally worthless. On the con¬ him botching the vocals and the vocals on covers of two time of the concert. music director. Barry Benton, WMSN head trary, if one approaches the screaming "This is f awful" Eddie Cochran classics, "Some¬ A album for what it is. The Great headlining major band will close the network reviewer, and Lauren Pratt, book on the all-time great anthem of thing Else" and "C'mon Every¬ show, but the choice was still tentative at Rt'k 'N Roll Swindle stands as rock roll hope redemption ing agent for Lizards Underground, also n body." Surprisingly enough. press-time. Trainable, an East Lansing punk provided judging input. a great document of what the says as much about the Pistols' Sid was fine rock 'n band, placed as the "most unique" act in the a roll Sex Pistols were all about. concept as all of their own singer! Probably of most inter¬ competition. The band will perform for 30 "Many people put a lot of time and hard To repeat something I've work into Sound songs put together. "Johnny B. est to Pistols "fans" is the minutes between the second and first place Challenge 1979, and we're written numerous times before, Goode" makes a musical transi inclusion of Sid's notorious Bri bands. hoping everyone has a real good time," Pepe the Sex Pistols rose from a said. He added that WMSN is anticipating a tion into Jonathan Richman & tish hit version of Paul Anka's desolate "Great" Britain where Saturday's concert will be free, and it is the Modern Lovers' under "My Way." The song begins huge turnout for the concert. everything means less than open to all MSU students and faculty. In the ground classic "Roadrunner." with strings, similar to Frank event of rain, the concert will be held in Shaw "If the show is successful, there is no zero to prove that EVERY Unfortunately, Rotten doesn't Sinatra's version, with Sid sing THING, including the band Lounge. The Shaw Grill will be open reason why Sound Challenge 1979 shouldn't know the lyrics to this one ing in a terrible monotone. The be repeated next itself, is nothing more than a throughout the show, and alcoholic bever¬ year," he added. either. tune then zooms into a hard scam or swindle. The band Despite the above examples, rock tour de force, with Sid managed to capture the feel¬ there are some genuine rock singing the correct lyrics until ings of England's frustrated HIGHLIGHTS on The Great the end when he screams. "To working-class youth, and, iron¬ Rock \ Roll Sw indle I "Rock think. I killed a cat And may I ically enough, they became the Around The Clock" falls some say not in a shy way Oh, no, nation's largest media sensa where in between). There is a much more than that I did it tion since the Beatles. As a terrific alternate version of My Way!" Considering what result, the Pistols were one of the greatest and most relevant "Anarchy In the U.K.." and a happened to Sid, "My way" version of the never before re finally accomplishes what the swindles of all time. leased "Belsen Was A Gas" Sex Pistols always hoped for Whether or not the Sex ■ "Kill yourself Be a MAN'!") although I don't think Sid's Pistols took the punk move¬ recorded live in San Francisco. death is exactly what they ment they helped spawn seri The album's title track could be ouslv is anybody's guess, since originally had in mind) — it is News editorial or this week's production is so disco that it subtitled "The Story of the Sex hilarious and horrifying at the the basic punk philosophy was Time and Newsweek) and — could be played at the Bus Stop land still isi to take nothing since the mother country's pre- and no one would know the The album's second side is With the exception of side seriously. Malcolm McLaren, sen; is more likely than not our • difference if thev didn't listen total rock n roll, and it is two. The Great Rock N Roll the band's manager, succeeded future we're presently only - to the lyrics. unquestionably the best and Swindle is not a great album, in manipulating and totally dying, s the Pistols realized, Part of the soundtrack was most listenable. There are two and it is one that will make its confusing the international it's better to be dead than recorded after Rotten had left Steve Jones Paul Cook com¬ media, making them belit way to your turntable only on dying, since once you're dead, the band, and several of the positions, "Silly Thing" and rare occasions. (It is a great that ii as hell. the false illusions die with you. vocals are handled by Ronnie "Lonely Boy." Both are a blend conversation piece!) Nonethe¬ Sure Sid Vicious It's rather ironic that the Sex Biggs, a criminal fugitive who of '50s and '60s archetype less it is a fine artifact for rock about the whole Sex Pistols Pistols explosive break up oc the remaining Pistols went to power chords, and they pro\e collectors. But even more than trip, but Dave DiMartino curred after they hit our fair once pointed out — poor Sid American shores. South America to record with. Biggs sings "No One is Inno something I've suspected since hearing Johnny Thunders' most this, the LP stands with Never Mind The Bollocks as a fine BOX YOUR LOVE was a turkey to begin with. All Americans will eventual cent," a tune that indicts socie recent LP — the Pistols can be document to play years from The Pistols really weren't !v literally understand what the that great from a purely musi Sex Pistols were all about, ty for being as sick as or even sicker than, the Pistols. He also a pleasant and entertaining listening experience without now i if we're still here) when the kiddies ask the musical FOR MOM! cal standpoint, but they more whether thev want to or not. handles lead vocals on a great Rotten's snarling vocals. "Lone¬ than made up for what they Until that time, however. Who question: "Mommy Daddy, punk version of "Rock Around lacked in talent with pure raw- Killed B&mbi" the Pistols' The Clock." In this version, ly Boy" is probably the album's best cut. There are also great what was before the it really like right Zippered cotton heart-shaped box from energy. Johnny Rotten's vocals apocalypse?" forthcoming motion picture — were especially grating, but might offer Thailand. woven straw heart-shaped box some explanations. they worked as a perfect sym¬ bol Christ he for the anarchist anti The Great Rock '\ Roll Swindle is a two record soundtrack from Jazz singer Eddie Jefferson shot from China, enameled heart boxes, laquered was portraying. And while the band's sound was In addition to being a state DETROIT .UPIl Police side street. - heart boxes and more — mom will just love it! generally a four-chord, non- the Pistols and punk. here said Wednesday they had Police said witnesses de¬ Last ment on summer, Jefferson took melodic structure, it captured The Great Rock \ Roll Swindle no motive in the execution style scribed the assailant as black part in a special White House the entropy which represents is also an irreverent look at slaying of jazz vocalist Eddie with a large Afro hairstyle and jazz concert for President what is happening in Western commencal music iboth pop Jefferson, who was gunned thick mustache. They said they Carter and just two weeks ago society. and rock i in general. The LP down in front of a nightclub had no suspects and no motive he sang to a packed house in OPEN MON-SAT The bands that followed have 10o.m.-6p.n includes an example of every shortly after finishing his open for the shooting. Carnegie Hall with jazz singer THURS & FRI TIL' 9p.m. better accomplished what the ing night performance. Jefferson. 54. w as with band¬ Sarah Vaughn. type of music from crooner Sex Pistols hoped to achieve. ballads to disco. As a result, Jefferson was killed by a leader Richie Cole and a Detroit Clarence Baker, operator of The concept of social and politi over half of the album's materi shotgun blast fired about 1:45 fan. Ulysses Spright, when he Baker's Keyboard Lounge, said cai anarchy has worked better a.m. in front of Baker's Key CROSSROADS al is throwaway. Nonetheless, was shot. Police said the singer he was "just flabbergasted. for the Clash. The Jam have even the throwaways board Lounge as he left the club staggered to a nearby drive¬ This will certainly give Detroit are vented their energy and frus worthwhile, if only for their to get into a waiting car. police way. fell and died. a black eye." tration into a much better ridiculous hilarity. said. Although not a household Baker said Jefferson was 210 abbott, east lansing musical product. And the con Some of the Witnesses told police a man name, Jefferson was considered well received during his per "highlights" cept of "Destroy All Music" from this portion of the record in a green Lincoln Continental by many to be one of the great formance with the Richie Cole entropy has been made more include a symphony orchestra leaned over and aimed a shot¬ innovators of modern jazz. He quintet. melodic by the Akron bands, gun out of the passenger win¬ was known to jazz buffs as the "He did seem to be a little performing "God Save The DEVO and Pere Ubu, among Queen," reminiscent of when dow. The assailant fired four inventor of be-bop "vocalese," a disturbed though," Baker said. others. So wh3t did the Pistols the Hollywood Strings released shots, then did a U-turn and rapid fire singing style that "He seemed to cut his show have going that allows them to those dreadful albums of Beatle drove south down a main west requires demanding vocal abil- short." be ranked as a rock legend? music in the mid-' 60s. Else¬ One thing: They were Eng where. the symphony performs land's (and probably the rest of "EMI" with Pistol Steve Jones the Western world's) real fu on lead vocal. There is a ture ("No future"1, they were "continental" version of "An¬ WHEREHOUSE RECORDS AND angry about it, and they really archy In The U.K." i"L'An- INNER CITY PRESENT: meant it. maaaaaan! arche Pour Le U.K.") which JOE SAMPLE RAY BROWN SHELLY MANNE: CLEAN ACOUSTIC PIECE DE RESISTANCE EXCEPTIONAL RECORDING, Savor the Spartan's victory AUDIOPHILES TAKE NOTE with a souvenir mug from Red Lobster. There's a certain magic in the air right now. That magical feeling of being the best. Being #1. So to celebrate, Red Lobster is offering Spartan fans a special souvenir mug to INCLUDES: salute the NCAA Champs. SHELLY S BLUES SUPER MELLOW While DRUM BATTLE supply lasts, you can get a hot, steaming cup of TAKE THREE AND C delicious clam chowder for only $1.89 or tantalizing seafood gumbo for $1.99 and keep the mug. Or get the muq alone for $1.29 THESE EXCEPTIONAL JAZZ RECORDINGS ARE AVAILABLE FOR JUST: 4.69 Jfedlobsfer' EACH Offer good only at these 2 stores: 319 E. Grand River WHERE 220 m.a.c. HOUSE mon-sat: 9-9 6450 South Cedar St., Lansing, 882-6649 3130 East Saginaw St., Lansing, 351-0610 East Lansing. Mich. 48823 univ. mall. •an: 12-7 y \ Michtgon State Newscast Lansing, Michigan Thursday, May 10, 1979 7 Weak acting hampers ' H0LDEN REID > By ROSANNE SINGER the part. Because the case Marc Aronoff plays too super THE ATTIC State News Re\iewer In 1908 a 13-year-old njal stretches out to two years, Catherine cilious a John Watherstone, <^tempewv^ s » undergoes subtle Catherine's fiance. Wather¬ cadet was expelled from lie changes of personality in that stone is a conservative, solid Royal Naval College at )s time which Ellis projects grad military man who cannot com¬ borne, England after bhe highly refined of "Sweet Little Sixteen" he those porpoises jumpin' around an savin' stuff in Latin while all an mumblin' about his swimm¬ Jews of Yemen ¥ sense of (imposition in most of seems to be uneasy in front of a on top of each other, an' I these big porno stars like in' trunks. Some of the movie Lost Friday night dinner of the year ¥ shotsindeed, it almost gets decided to share the wealth. So 6:30 PM at Hillel, 319 Hillcrest the TOO arts;, as evidenced by the jazz audience which was prob I called up my buddy Bill the Leslie Bovee an' Amber Hunt got a little borin', I gotta admit, I took a little time off to ¥ ably still a bit disapproving of pretend to be REAL PEOPLE so music reviewer an' asked him if while thev ride in the bus to SCOLD MYSELF for bein' at ¥ many othr shots intercut with the actut scenes of musicians. rock n roll. Indeed, Berry's music, in all its raucousness, is he wanted to come along. Bill's SEX WORLD, not Sea World, that kinda movie when I usedta a Saturday Night Live ¥ This iaercutting is annoying from Bad Axe an' doesn't know an' then they start showin' be ALTER BOY and a jarring contrast to all the a Featuring — The Jews Brothers ¥ in the firt half hour of the film. much about the sea, I guess, so flashes of all these people's shoulda known better, you bet! highly refined jazz heard else¬ starring comedian "Crazy Moshe Waldocks' Thelonicis Monk (!) comes on¬ where in this film. he was real happy with the PRIVATE LIVES which is Anyway, I wasn't scoldin' my¬ Music by The Lotsa Matza Man (Jeff Summitt) ¥ invitation and said yeah, he'd self for long before I found out stage anl jams his butt off, but alnost him. Anyway, the film continues with a complex, fascinating love to go to Sea World. pretty shockin' stuff, lemme the movie had a TRICK END- 9PM 402 Linden at Charles ¥ we never see tellya! Bill's savin' "Jeez I really Instead,Stern makes us look at piece by the Chico Hamilton IT WAS A TRICK!! Imagine feel like a dope in these IN' and that everyone at Sex ¥ sailboal (The 1958 America's Cup rate was taking place in group with jazz god Eric Dolphy on flute, and then a the looks of disappointment on our faces when me and Bill swimmin' trunks" ing cigarettes an I'm smok¬ every second. World is a ROBOT!! "Hey," I said, "this movie's just like $ SUNDAY - DO IT THE JEWISH WAY ¥ Newpoit, R.I. at the same time boisterous, wonderful, fantastic found out it WASN'T Sea Some woman is singin' "Sex WESTWORLD!! Wow! What a SEX and BAGELS ¥ 10 AM 402 LINDEN as the i azz Festival). At other set by Louis Armstrong, who World we were gonna see! See, the woman from Beal called me World, Sex World, find your GREAT CONCEPT!!" ¥ times. Stern puts in lots of effortlessly proves why his love at Sex World" to a disco Pretty the lights (Discussion of Jewish Sexuality) crowd shots — that is to say, reputation looms so immense in up at 8:30 in the mornin' ta ask beat an' all I can think about is on an' our soon time in come Sex World ¥ closeujts o! individual specta the history of American jazz, me about the film, an' since I what the people up on the is all over. The Beal woman for more info call Hillel 332-1916 ¥ was still sleepin' I guess I didn't tells me the film is gonna start tors. This isn't nearly as bad as performing "Up The Lazy screen do when they get home the sailboits, but does get a River," "Hold That Tiger," and, hear her right. So there we from work. bein' shown this weekend at little tiresome. Still, there are of course, "The Saints;" and are, me an' Bill, sittin' in a Pretty soon we find out that Wells Hall an' I told her I'd some fascnating shots of beat¬ finally, the film is brought to a Wells Hall screenin' room wear- Sex World is some place where mention it in the paper. Me an' b>N KREME LEMON CHOCOLATE HONEY DIPPED OLD FASHIONED PLA/yg niks and ither assorted 1950s in' our swimsuits an' suddenly Bill start walkin' out an' I start fitting close with "the world's you pay big bucks so you can do folks (plus a surprise uncredi- the Beal woman said we ANYTHING YOU WANT TO talkin' about the fun I usedta greatest gospel singer," ted eame» shot of beat poet Gregory Corso intently digging Mahalia Jackson, singing "The Lord's Prayer." WEREN'T goin' ta Sea World an' she didn't know where we ANYBODY for three days! I hearda amusement parks, but have in Florida when I'd go snorkeling. He thought I was 1,112,345 WINNERS Gerry Milligan's quartet and munching peanuts. Maybe the best thing about this film is that if you're got such a crazy idea! Boy, did I feel dumb! But that wasn't the Cedar Point this AIN'T!! Fam ous sex stars are tellin' the Sex BEIN' DIRTY!! We got in cars an' drove home and when I our LAST YEAR. About the interested in worst of it... she turned off the World conselors their biggest went to bed I dreamt that I was performances, getting ac¬ most of which are excellent; quainted with jazz, but don't lights and turned on a MOVIE sex fantasies (pretty dull ones, a chair. Pretty weird, huh? THIS YEAR YOUR CHANCES ARE EVEN BETTER. Sportsmeister Notice: Last year, we had a game that offered 3 ways to win • This year, with our new Easy Dough game, there are 5 games to play. Which gives you 5 ways to win. STRING SPECIAL Last Week for Spring Term Books We're offering over $1,000,000 in food and cash prizes. So play Easy Dough today. There's no purchase necessary. 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S^T som DISCO ON Wl kOVit ro { The People's Choice, a cam 'tf Mid Michigan s finest 1obil Disco * pus newspaper, is hosting a fj 'School Dances 'Weddiq Receptions •Parties of a'l Kids basketball invitational Friday. May 11 in the Sports Arena of SWEEP TWINBILLOAKLAND FROM the IM Sports West. All the proceeds from the invitational, which will feature two women's and two men's Spartans extend streak to six teams, will go to the newspaper. The women will start off the action at 8:15 p.m. when the By JERRY BRAUDE Nod Squad will take on Going Places, a team made up qf A V^669.9M ^ & State News Sports Writer contestants who participated in MSU's baseball team evened the Ms. Black Pagent. At 9:15 its overall record for the first p.m., the men will take the time this season Wednesday at Kobs Field by taking both ends of a doubleheader from Oakland court when the Black United Front residence hall champions will challenge a team of fraterni - GOLFERS - University 8-5 in the opener and 3-2 in the nightcap. ty all stars. Following the games, there 2 Man Best Ball The Spartans are now 23-23 will be a party held in the overall and are in the first place Holmes Hall classrooms from in the Big Ten with an 8-3 record. 10:30 p.m. until 3 a.m. Indian Hills Qkemos The cost is 75 cents to attend either the games or the party Yet, although the Spartans' 3-2 decision in the nightcap gave them a .500 record for the first separately, or $1 to attend both. People are asked to keep their May 12 & 13 time this season, the victory game ticket stub to get into the turned out to be a costly one. Key starting pitcher Jim party. For more information, con¬ Call: 349-1)10 tact either Gerald Powers at Cotter severely twisted his knee covering a throw to first 353 7461 or James Robinson at base in the second inning, and 353 7481. Weekday STUDENT tATES he is most likely out for the rest ofthe season, according to coach Dan Litwhiler. "It looks like surgery," Lit¬ whiler said. "It's a shame, too, State News Richard Marshall because he is one of our most Spartan third baseman A1 Dankovich steals second base in the first game of Wednesday's doubleheader against consistent pitchers. The doctor Oakland University. MSI won both games. 8-5 and 3-2. said that if indictions are wrong, he may be able to see some relief Iowa and Northwestern Uni¬ year against four losses, MSU when short stop Rodger Bastien up a save the previous day action against (University of) versity this weekend at Kobs added a run in the sixth when got his first hit of the day. His against Central Michigan Uni- Michigan (in a week and a half). Field. "If we play good defense shot to the right centerfield But the way his luck is going, he Ken Mehall. who had three hits versity. received the victory in and hit the ball well, we'll be on the afternoon singled in Bill fence drove in Ken Robinson for the nightcap against the Pio- may need an operation." all right." Schulz and two more in the the 3-2 win. neers with two-and-one thirds Cotter, who missed all of last With MSU starting pitcher seventh on Randy Hop's single. Mark Sutherland, who picked innings of shut-out relief. season with an arm injury, had a Ken Robinson's triple and a Bill Mark Pomorski 4-2 record with a 2.68 earned having all kinds of problems through the Schulz' double. run average. first four innings of the first Oakland again drew first LIEBERMANN'S" The doubleheader sweep over blood in the second game, with game, the Spartans trailed the Pioneers also raised the Oakland 4-2. But they then took a run in the opening inning. Spartan winning streak to six games, which is their longest the lead for good in the bottom of the fourth with the aid of a MSU then took back the lead, 2-1, in the second when Joe Lasting gift... mark this year. Jerry Pollard opposite field Lopez scored on a fielders choice "I think we are as ready as we two-run homer to right. and Ken Robinson doubled our pewter tankard can get." Litwhiler said of the While Pomorski settled home Eric Payk. Spartans' crucial conference games against University of down for the last three innings to earn his third victory of the The Spartans didn't put the game away until the last inning. ... specially priced Politowicz a key laxer •Books o every conceivable »ub|eci By JEFF M1NAHAN crosse program. hard check as intimidation, just •Magazines State News Sport Writer In addition to lacrosse, Poli¬ part of the sport." Joe Politowicz. If you can towicz played football and He added that his penchant •Hallmark pronounce the name, you have wrestled, becoming the most for physical plav has lessened learned the first thing about one of the more notable factors valuable player in each sport in his senior year. this year thanks to help from coaches Nevin Kanner and Bo PARAMOUNT in the success of the MSU He found his greatest suc¬ lacrosse team. But there is much more to cess, however in lacrosse, earn ku Hendrickson. Another change was the re¬ NEWSCENTER ing honorable mention for Ail- turn for an injury of high the story of Joe Politowicz American in his senior year at scoring Kevin Willrtts which • pronounced po-li-tow-its). Lanse Creuse. after which he Politowicz says cut down on his Although he is completing spent one year at Ohio Wesle scoring, but turned him into only his second year on the yan University in Delaware, more of a team player. This is MSU lacrosse team, the senior Ohio and at Macomb Commun borne out by the fact that he from Mt. Clemens has led the ity College in Warren. went from fifth to second in Spartans in goals scored and When he transferred to assists in the last two seasons, a has been second in overall MSU, Politowicz was three position he admits is something scoring (goals and assists) in credits short of eligibility and new to him. consecutive years, and is one of was forced to sit out one year. the main reasons the Spartans Politowicz said it feels "really When he finally was able to now have their first winning good" to be a member of the play last year, the points began first MSU lacrosse team to season. to roll up. Last year Politowicz record¬ Politowicz says produce a winning season, but that he likes added one reservation. ed 59 goals, tops on the team, to score, which adequately ex "I only wish that we could From Sheffield, England, a thick-walled tankard of and added four assists for a plains why he does so often. have won the close games," he lustrous pewter with the traditional glass bottom total of 63 points, second only to "I have a hard shot, and it is . . . said "That would have made then co-captain Tim Flanagan, • accurate," he says when asked a gift to be cherished for a lifetime. Just 144 at this the career scoring leader at about his strongest points. "I the season brighter." A physical education major, special price. MSU. can also perform a couple This season the stocky mid¬ Politowicz said that he would dodges (moves), which also fielder has 39 goals and 12 like to go on to coaching after helps. And this year for the assists which puts him second first time I've been able to use graduation in either football or on team scoring. He is current lacrosse. my left hand to shoot." ly third in career scoring for Politowicz added that his He will play in two more MSU. defense has improved, particu games before he is done, one at Politowicz' ability to score so larly one-on one, which has Ohio State University Saturday many goals in only two years is allowed him to cut down on and then against the alumni on indicative of his offensive tal¬ penalities, a category he led the Sunday. If these games follow ents that he groomed and team in last year. the regular pattern, Politowicz developed through six years of The penalty minutes indicate will probably score a few goals experience in lacrosse, which is another of Politowicz' talents. and maybe even get in a good rare for a player coming out of a He likes to hit, and is one of the check or two. Michigan high school. more aggressive physical No matter what the outcome Politowicz graduated from players on the team. Joe Politowicz will be missed I^anse Creuse High School in "Hitting is something I like to and remembered as part of Mt. Clemens, which was one of do," he said with a smile. "It can what might be looked back on only two prep schools at the be a big part of the game, if it is the start of something DOWNTOWN — 107 S. Washington as big in time with any appreciable la done legally. I don't see a good MSU lacrosse. EAST LANSING - 209 E. Grand River Today is the first day FOR RUGGED of the rest of your life. WILDERNESS CAMPING, If your idea of camping includes back-packing, Give Mood, hiking, and climbing, we have so it can be the first day the equipment und of somebody else's, too. experts to help you get the most out of roughing it! Monday, May 14 Red Cross +" Mason Lower Lounge 11 a.m.-4:45 p.m. Call Ann 355 1930 is counting Campfitters on you. Michigan State News, East Lonsing. Michigan Thursday, Moy 10, 1979 9 MSU hosts state's best ANNOUNCING A Spartans By ADAM TEICHER Michigan University on Monday. U-M meets Central Michigan SUPERB VALUE State News Sports Writer for tourney play What the MSU women's tennis team has been year opens working for all today. Since the beginning of the season in February, University, also at 9 a.m. The two winners will meet in the championship match today at 1 p.m. The stage appears set for a head-on collision between the FROM VIVITAR ON ByDAVEJANSSEN State News Sports Writer Spartan head coach Earl Rutz has said that it didn't matter how the team fared in their dual matches, but it was shooting for the state and regional tournaments. Spartans and the Wolverines in the title match. MSU stomped the Hurons 9-0 when the two teams met earlier in the season. In fact, the Spartans won all of their matches in straight sets. SELECTED SERIES 1 After last weekend it was uncertain whether MSU's Softball team would even get a chance to tournament play in the regional today through Saturday at University of Wisconsin Starting at 9 this morning, the Spartans will try to wrestle the state title away from the University of Michigan on their home courts, right by the football stadium. the U-M beat the season. Chippewas 8-1 when those two teams met during Overall, the Wolverines are 14-2 on the season, their ZOOM LENSES. at Whitewater. Now that the Spartans have gotten their MSU will open up with Eastern Michigan University. The Hurons only losses coming to eventual Big Ten champion Ohio State Save S30 now with at large bid, it looks like they may be hard to stop. University and southern power Tennessee. They finished in third "The way we're playing now, somebody's really going to have earned the right to meet the Spartans with a 5-1 win over Western place in the conference. the Better Buy Vivitar Rebate to be good to keep up with us." said Spartan first sacker Laurie To beat the Wolverines, should the teams play in the finals, Reynolds. MSU is going to have to play its best tennis of the season. Except for Like Reynolds, who is a sophomore transfer from Grand No. 6 singles, U-M is tough all over. Its No. 1 singles player is Kathy The better zoom lenses are now a better buy! Valley State Colleges, freshman centerfielder Nancy "Izzy" Forester will be going to the regionals for the first time. But. Jason brings back Karzen, who has a record of 17-7, but they have several others with good records. 70-21 Dmm 13.5 again like her teammate, she is as confident as a veteran of the Sue Weber plays behind Karzen at No. 2 and has a 16-6 record. Macro-focusing room lens tournament. "I had a strong feeling that we would get a bid," ' Forester said. "Some of us sat down and figured out that we homerun memories No. 3 singles player Whit Stodghill won the Big Ten tournament and has a 16-4 season mark. In doubles, U-M's No. 2 team of Kathy Krickstein and Stodghill The zoom lens that broke through the limited resolution barrier for zoom lenses in 35mm should be there after how well we played last weekend. I feel By BILL MOONEY since then, thrice by Mickey photography real good about it. I want to win so bad and I think everybody • are 13-0 and have the Big Ten title to their credit. At No. 1, Karzen Notes while sitting in the Mantle and four times by else does too." and Barb Fischley are 16-4. grandstand of Tiger Stadium in Detroit's Norm Cash. This is The Spartans are quite excited about their chances this Obviously, if MSU is going to upset the Wolverines, its top Your weekend and their enthusiasm is not unwarranted. Despite its • Detroit: not true of all the ballparks, not players are going to have to win. Most importantly, No. 1 Debbie 369" 33995 Jason Thompson hit one off even the older ones. No major Mascarin will have to beat Karzen. regular season 17-16 record and the fact that it didn't win its the upper-deck facade in right leaguer has ever hit a fair ball state tournament, MSU has been seeded fourth in the 12-team out of Yankee Stadium in New The senior from Grosse Pointe Shores won the Big Ten title two field during batting practice field at the regional tourney. Moreover, the Spartans beat No. 1 : weeks ago. At the time she thought she was playing the best tennis this evening, an impressive York, although Josh Gibson did seed Eastern Illinois University, a surprise state tournament of her life. But last week, in MSU's 9-0 loss to Indiana University, 35-85mm (2 8 poke that sent a loud "WONK" manage it once while playing in Variable focusing lens winner, in the Redbird Invitational earlier this season. EIU is she was beaten in two sets by Tina McCall. echoing through the ballpark, a game in the old Negro Maximum optical'mechanical the only team seeded higher than MSU in the Spartans' Heather MacTaggart must also win. The No. 5 singles Big Ten bracket. scattering a family of pigeons League. Gibson was a howitzer. precision in a lens spanning wide who were nesting peacefully One year when his team played champ had also been playing well until the IU match. She lost to to portrait telephoto range Also competing in MSU's bracket are Indiana, Southern Betsy Heidler, 6-1, 6-1. underneath the roof. The drive its home games in Griffith Illinois and Indiana State universities, and University of Rutz has not finalized his lineup yet, but MSU will be without was long enough and loud Stadium in Washington, a field Wiseonsin-Parkside. West Virginia University, host team enough to momentarily cease that measured 388 feet from Janice Lukaciewicz. The freshman from Farmington Harrison High 369,s 339" University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, Ohio State, Ball State, all activity on the playing field home plate to the left field foul School was thrown off the squad for what Rutz termed "disciplinary second-seed Western Illinois and third-seed Western Michigan reasons." The coach would not expand on this, but it is believed that as everyone — ballplayers, pole, the right handed Gibson universities will fight it out in the tournament's other bracket. the action was taken for something Lukaciewicz did after the IU coaches and a smattering of hit 75 home runs. A number of Though MSU has beaten the No. 1 seed, it has lost to, knowledgeable folk, match. unseeded teams IU. SIU and OSU and has split with BSU. MSU journalists — turned to watch Dizzy 24-48mm 13 8 the flight of the ball. Thompson Dean among them, considered Wide angle zoom lens has also lost to WMU and WIU. But the Spartans have been stared the longest and then Gibson the greatest power hit Offers one of the broadest-anges playing their best ball since meeting most of these teams and walked back into the batting ter the sport has ever had. of focal lengths in wide angle catcher Denise Bundo thinks the balance of the squads in the pRoblEIVKThE cage, shaking his head. "Ahh," The Polo Grounds in New regional will be a plus to her team. he may have been thinking. York City, home of the Giants "I think we have a really good shot of winning because many "Save those for the ballgame." during the years they were of these teams have been upset by each other," she said. "It's a Had Jason's drive been five located there and the Mets for 369" 339" funny game — anything can happen and a lot has to do with mental attitude. We have a good chance at first place and that's feet higher it would have cleared the roof and deposited their first two seasons, had center field bleachers so deep imot-soeasy buy For what everybody wants." itself somewhere on Plum 480 feet — that only three to — Bundo said if MSU's pitching and defense are as good as they batters ever reached them. Joe Street, which draws away from were last week, nothing can stop the Spartans but their own Adcock of the the back of the right field Milwaukee sometimes suspect hitting. If things continue to go as they have in the past, one of the grandstand. It was into this thoroughfare that Babe Ruth Braves was the first and he was followed only by teammate mother Spartans will be an important part in MSU's offense is hit what may have been his Henry Aaron and Lou Brock of designated hitter Joan Ferguson. longest home run, back in 1929 the St. Louis Cardinals. Brock "As DH, hitting is all you have — either you hit or don't hit," when Navin Field occupied the is not usually thought of as a she said. "You can't make up Compare the quality and cost of these for it in the field. It's an same location. Ruth's drive power hitter: in his 19 seasons, all-or-nothing shot." he has high-perlormance lenses and see why cleared the bleachers, hit the averaged less than eight YOU'D BETTER BUY VIVITAR1 Ferguson, a back-up infielder for the Spartans in their street and bounded along — in home runs a year. Yet his blast regional appearances the past two seasons, is ready to play in the words of a writer who into the center field bleachers the tournament for the first time as a regular and is optimistic in the Polo Grounds traveled an witnessed the feat — "much about her team's chances. "If we can play like we have been, we estimated 490 feet, and Tiger COME IN FOR ALL THE DETAILS NOW- like a frightened kangaroo." A should be in that final game," she said. group of boys were on the fans may also remember his OFFER GOOD ONLY UNTIL MAY 21, 1979 Also getting her first real regional experience after playing corner and one of them prompt leadoff home run against Denny two years as a reserve second sacker is MSU's Jennie McLain in the fourth game of ly mounted his bicycle and took Klepinger. Now a regular on the left side of the Spartan infield, off after the ball. About five the 1968 World Series, a drive Klepinger feels that getting a tournament bid after a period of) minutes later he was seen to that traveled high over the NORMAN uncertainty has done a lot to help fire — up the team. return at a more leisurely pace, 415-foot mark in deep right However, Klepinger admits she is a bit nervous about the center in Tiger Stadium, ulti¬ proudly exhibiting the trophy tournament. "I am (nervous) in a way because we have the in a hand held over his head. mately landing far back in the ability to win and I feel pressure because I think we can win," she said. "If I didn't think pressure. We've had close we could win it. I wouldn't feel any games with all the teams we've Harry Salsinger of The Detroit News always claimed that the ball had traveled some 800-850 upper deck. On occasion, there has been the long ball that has brought SoluTiON. CAMERA COMPANY played from this tournament. I know every game will be feet in the air, but a distance of genuine humor. A home run by 10W. MICHIGAN MALL important." 620-630 feet as claimed by the MSU drew a first-round bye and plays its opening game at Henry Aaron comes to mind New York writers seems more that he hit during the spring BATTLE CREEK, MICH. 49014 noon today against the winner of the ISU-SIU first-round; likely. training season of 1967. It was MAIL ORDER SPECIALISTS contest. The Tiger Stadium roof has 226 Abbott Rd. 337-7446 Mon. Sot. 9:30-6:00pm the top half of the first inning of - 616/345-0164 VISA AND MASTER CHARGE been cleared a number of times a game against the Washington tai h* ; ; ^ Senators (now Texas Rangers I in Pompano Beach. Fla. The pitcher's name has been fogged Rugby club divides up team A short course in away by time — perhaps it was Camilo Pascual — but anyway, MSU's Aaron snapped his wrists into a rugby club fielded two A' teams last hard-running winger Dean Widman, and one weekend and handsomely defeated Central each from winger Brian Sykora and McNicolas, fastball and sent it on a mar who also converted two tries. Marvin Burns velous line that carried way Michigan University at home 28-6 and beat Bonded Bourbon. over the left field fence and Forest 10-4 in Ontario. scored after a spectacular break by loose An early try by second-row forward forwards Tony Toco and Frank Cox. carried and carried — perhaps Tony Buckner from a line out placed MSU 460 feet — until it finally came in an Against Forest, the Spartans scored by authoritative down right in the middle of a position. CMU provided strong penalty goals from fullback Wade Smith and loose forward Bill Greg and a try by in-center Joe chicken coup. There was a opposition in the first half of the game but improved tackling by the MSU backs prevented Lovato. Forest attempted to dominate play by spectacular explosion of feath ers and chickens were madly History lesson: in any penetration. Throughout the game, the keeping the ball in the park and while this tactic 1897, Congress passed forwards rucked the ball superbly and halfback was somewhat successful, the Forest backs failed flying out of that coup for the next 10 minutes. the Bottled-in-Bond Brian Smith provided the backs with plenty of to tackle which resulted in a large percentage of Act which established clean balls. With Mike McNicolas playing the game being played in the Forest half. Late in Maybe it wasn't the longest home run Henry ever hit, the standards for in-center the back line gained composure, the game, a Forest penalty kick was caught by but for laughs it ranks among Old Grand-Dad handled the ball with confidence and scored four Steve Lemere and with no MSU forwards in the best. and other Bonded of the six tries. Two of the tries came from support, Forest broke through and scored. whiskeys. Old Grand-Dad is still bottled Don't keep your in Bond underU.S. Final exam. You need onlv one government sip to recognize supervision. the clearly superior Graduation a Secret. quality and taste of Old Grand-Dad. Cheers! announcements are now available at the MSU Bookstore customer service desk. Order yours now!! Old Grand-Dad Bonded is authentic Kentucky sour-mash Bourbon, made with clear limestone water, the finest grains, and aged in new Supply Limited charred-oak barrels. 35* each or 10 for s3.00 Only Bonded whiskeys have a green tax stamp. It's your guar¬ antee that the whiskey is at least four years old. Old Grand-Dad Bonded a/mays aged longer. Thursday, May 10 1979 J Q Michigan Stote News, East Lansing, Michigan Lansing's farmerla keeps things growing on sale, and samples of each are kept in pint boxes around a large dens, believes he's Lansing's last city table. George Grabowski, owner of Lansing Gar farmer. Brown bags are tucked nex i t<> all the crates, barrels and Grabowski, 56, has been raising crops on cardboard boxes. Dave Bergmann. manager of e said he can charge such the 50 acres behind his store on 1434 E. low prices because the overhead •ecause the land is paid for Jolly Road and plants in his six greenhouses since he graduated from high school. The business has been in his family since the turn of the century. In 1911. Grabowski's grandfather Joe bought Lansing Floral Gardens, where the Olds Plaza Hotel is today, but later moved the I don't do a lot with the produce that fancy store to Allegan Street. In 1917. the Grabowskis sold out the Frank Ballas, who went out of business after World War II. grocery stores do. We don't carry a lot of ex¬ Joe Grabowski got the name Lansing Floral Gardens back, pensive things and only buy produce out of which he changed to Lansing Gardens in the 1950s, and bought his season if I can get a good deal on it — Dave first greenhouse. Grabowski opened the store on 1434 E. Jolly Road five years Bergmann manager of Lansing Gardens. ago. Nothing he sells is pre wrapped in cellophane. The store is dim and cool. The shopping carts are rusty. Bread costs 30 cents a loaf and the carrots are fresh from his fields. Grabowski grows more than 150 varieties of plants and vegtables and works more than 100 hours a week year round, either in the greenhouses, fields or store. It « the onlv place I've ever worked." he said. "It's my hobby t if I c "I try to keep it as informal My dad loved this business. Me always said being sloppy, but sometimes Henry Ford didn't have enough money to buy laughing. him out — George Grabowski owner of Lan¬ Bergmann said the store serves a large group of lower income families Mexican Americans, blacks and Southerners — and this sing Gardens. - is the reason 50 pound bags of potatoes are stocked and staples are kept as inexpensive as possible. Grabowski raises tomatoes, peppers, sweet corn, snap beans, and my work. I never h "It's hell getting up ^hts and trying to keep this stuff from squash, melons and the "most pumpkins around" for his store. Six freezing," he said. days a week trucks drop off additional produce. He sells half the plants raised in the greenhouses in the store One of his greenhous tents was just a frame with p s of ■ 'ind from the wooden skelton. Flats of and the other half is sold to retail and wholesale dealers. plastic flapping in the 1 The greenhouses are more profitable than the store," he said, wilted and brow n cole ises and dahlias lay desolate under the frame. walking past the rows and rows of prospering plants and avoiding is getting better every year. But hoses strewn at his feet. "Still," he said, "busi less in greenhouses because of the overhead "I carry a seed book in my pocket every day so I know what to sow and I record the dates and number of flats and varieties of Story by His cousin Frank Grabowski. 58. who helps out in the plants I grow." he said with a book the size of his palm in one hand, greenhouses part time said soon it will cost less to import produce a ball point pen in the other. Jennifer Dixon from the souththanto grow it up north in greenhouses because of Grabow ski has raised crop after crop year after year but has not the rising C' raised an heir to take over his business. Although he has 25 won't be anymore greenhouse torth e employees, only one is a relative. Photo b\ because they cost too much to heat." he said. T hardly go anywhere. The only place I go is to the bank." he And though the greenhouses are getting more expensive to said "My dad loved this business. He always said Henry Ford Ira Strickstein heat, the food prices in the store do not reflect the high cost of didn't have enough money to buy him out." heating fuel and gasoline. Grabowski said he likes the business as much as his father. Bird and dog food, popcorn and shelled peanuts are sold in large "All the other farmers sold out and built houses on their land." George Grabowski. owner of Lansing Gardens, is one of Lansing's last city wooden barrels. Grapefruits, oranges, grapes and other fruits are farmers. He grows produce and garden plants in his greenhouses and behind sold in rough hew n < ra.es. More than 30 types of cheese are "We' the die har s. 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Grand Rv. 351-3931 Lansing 414 Elmwood 321-3707 eu FEDERAL CREDIT UNION >C On campus at 600 E Crescent • 9 to 5:30 Mon. thru Fri. • Phone 353-2280 MON-FRI 10-9 SUN 12-5 p.t OPEN 7 DAYS-A-WEEK \ Michigon Stote News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Thursday, May 10, 1979 1 1 Martial Arts Extravaganza COMMISSIONERS VIOLATE STATUTE Sunday May 13th B108 Wells Bill protecting tenants Vetsupset ★ 12:00noon-Fists of Fury with board ★ 1:30pm-Chinese Connection ★ 3:00-4:00-lntermission (with live OK'd in state Senate By MARCIA BRADFORD SUte News Staff Writer vote for the pers recommended, they had Members of the newly ap¬ pointed Veterans Affairs Com¬ demonstrations outside in the courtyard) ★ 4:00pm-Return of the Dragon A group of area veterans are Donald S. Aper, commander mittee support Grenawalt as a •k 5:30pm-Enter The Dragon A bill guaranteeing tenants that they "We wanted to be sure that no one would upset over appointments made of the Ingham County Council director. cannot be evicted for joining tenant unions be placed in jeopardy for joining was sent to the state House Judiciary union," Corbin said. a tenants Tuesday night to the Ingham of Veterans Affairs, said the Commissioner Mark Grebner ^Tickets:$3.00 for the first or second County Veterans Affairs Com Human Resources Committee set of 2 films or Committee Wednesday after passing in the Yvonne Nanasi, director of the Tenants said he expects a task force to mittee. had done a railroading job. He Senate. Resource Center in East Lansing testified in The Ingham County Board of asked the board to set aside the come forth in four to six weeks $5.00 for all 4 films Tickets available at the Union The bill, introduced by Sen. Gary G. favor of the bill at the Senate hearing. and abolish the Veterans Af¬ Commissioners renamed all recommendations made by this Monday. Wednesday 8 Friday Corbin, D-Clio, passed in the Senate Wednes¬ Although there are no statistics available fairs Committee. members of the previous affairs committee and start with a new 3:00-5:00pm ondat day with a 32 to 2 vote. regarding the number of evictions which committee to a newly created slate. The East Lansing Democrat the door May 13, 11 am Renters reassured under the bill that resulted from organizing efforts, Nanasi said, Tim Everett, a Vietnam vet¬ ly Productions - your Morlial Arts co are one, following recommenda said a Soldiers Relief Commis such evictions do happen. eran who was a candidate to the membership or participation in a tenants tions of the Human Resources sion will be established to union association is not grounds for Often, she said, tenants simply find that Committee. Veterans Affairs Committee, or replace the committee and vet their leases are not renewed because of the eviction, said Nate Johnker, a legislative aide The new committee was ap said the biggest problem was erans services will be regulated Corbin. acti\ ities. that no one trusted the Veter to pointed in response to charges by the Board of Commissioners. A similar bill Tenants would be reassured under the bill made by the Browne Cavender ans Affairs Committee. passed in the Senate late last Hsiusii pop cnlcrlaiiuiH'iil that it is their legal right to join such "The commission would be year, but was not acted on in the House American Legion Post of Mason "People will not trust it if it is in assoi-iaiion uilli HA 14 because the legislative session was drawing associations, she said, and would be less and Arthur M. Brokenshire Jr. made of the same people who appointed by the probate to a close, Corbin said. apprehensive about membership. in March. A suit filed in Ingham let stuff happen last time, and judges." Grebner said. "This presenlx "It's very difficult to try to organize people these people are being support would clean up the administra¬ The bill amends existing legislation County Circuit Court chal and when they feel they will be evicted," she said. ed this time." he said. tion considerably and the com¬ clarifies its intent, Johnker said. lenged the board's method of The two senators who voted against the Commissioner Jess Sobel mission will not have the power In the past, courts have interpreted appointing the committee. the bill — Sen. Edward Fredicks, R Holland and A state statute stipulates said the real issue is the of the present committee." legislation as stating that landlords cannot Sen. Jack Welborn, R Kalamazoo — said the that a committee shall be selection of the director of the evict renters for their organizing efforts, bill is unnecessary because it simply reiter¬ Johnker said. appointed upon recommenda department. Jane Grenawalt SRHA ates existing legislation. tion of the Veteran's Admin has been acting director since istration and shall have repre August and the veteran's or¬ Willi Special (nasi sentatives from World War I, ganizations openly oppose her World War II, the Korean War appointment, he said. Carillo N-plant building ban approved "They are opposed to her and the Vietnam War. Brokenshire said the commis¬ because she is a woman and not sioners did not seek the advice a veteran," said the East Lan (continued from page ban, though panel has scheduled a sweeping 1) he opposed it. The inquiry into all aspects of nuclear energy and should make a more comprehensive decision in said. coming months, he Markey said the ban would send "a clear message" that of the Veteran's Administration when the original committee was The appointed. commissioners March 13 to abolish the old agreed sing Democrat. 'JJill.IMM:! AOUITS J? 75 STUOfNTS & Sfl C 349 2100 MERIDIAN MALL TA-UTE SHOA il 50 CHHPRHH1 50 SPiQA, tliGAGi ViNTS UClUOtO i | -1- % Congress is "serious about in¬ committee as of May 8, at 11:59 'U' makes money pitch creasing nuclear safety. We are not going to investigate and debate the accident while at the p.m. and make the new one effective as of May 9,12:01 a.m. icontinued from page 1) will have to make policy decis same time the industry ex¬ All candidates referred to the « THE , board were interviewed by the Although MSU administra ions regarding the priority of pands as if Three Mile Island Human Resources Committee. -EXORCISM tors hailed the recommended higher education among other occurred." (TIS 5:45)8:15 ^- n ■, never Several veterans attending increase as a recognition of programs and budgets. the board ...to love each other forever... MSU's needs, the governor's Markey's measure would not meeting voiced dis¬ Harden pointed out MSU's affect the 70 plants pleasure because the Human la 1979-80 budget recommenda successes in science, research power already in operation or 92 other Resources Committee did not "The i,-" TMWJ, mUffiM tions could undergo drastic and the role it has played as the changes due to declining state first land-grant university LflnsinG-i starlTte' other forever revenue expectations. "despite the fact we've had a Tuesday, May 22 - 8PM Sources near the budget number of years of underfund- [ (TIS 6:00) 8:15 (TLS 6:00) 8:15 | Jenison Fieldhouse progress have said they doubt ing" to committee members. MSU will receive levels of state 1 'HOMETOWN (J.S.A.' Reserved seating $750 & $8W MSU administrators will ap¬ THE GREATEST appropriations as high as the governor's January recommen dation. pear before House and Senate higher education appropria tions subcommittees, which will SUSPENSE FILM I On Sale NOW At MSUnion Ticket Office Campus!| Corners II, Sounds & Diversions, this event is funded and Marshall Music by student tax dollars Harden said the Legislature start later this month. 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PMAMOiMT PCTIMES PKSENTS 4MU.EH MLKIS Ctt* HGGNS PCTURE xutSOlDI WW Xfl CHASE • FOUL "Jl* BURGESS MEHEOITH DUDLEY MOORE wJHOWSt MttfR.iMUDt HUE GOtMHGGRS -f??CH*«iSFOX Robin Williams Star of "Mork & Mindy" j Aeac tne Jare HBj Pwrtuct Sowmack MbMn railaMe on Ansta Recants w) Tape; 8* life Sag S«h tan Halo. • PIMMWI'C'flK ^ in his FIRST screen role. TRAGCOt!> j LATE SHOWING FRI & SAT NIGHT 11:45 PM THURS. BRODY 7:30 & 9:30 CONRAD 6:30,8:30, 10:30 WlNftfqg-pr i STREISAND S BEDFORD TOGETHER! THE St. Louis Blues we Nat "King" Cole, Pearl Bailey, Cab Calloway, wire Ella Fitzgerald, Eartha Kitt. Mahalia Jackson, SHOWTIMES: THURS. WILSON 7:00 & 9:15 "Hilarious!" L A Herald Examiner Ruby Dee. M-F 6:45.8:30 S & S 1:15,3,4:45 FOR WEEKEND TIMES AND LOCATIONS PHONE 355-0313 BERT STERN'S 6:45 & 8:30 thrL JACK LEMMON ]ANE FONDA ..[China. SUNDAY MICHAEL DOUGLAS „ ^ r\\ ffeket M0^V' MaV 7' 31 tHe Uni0n j^Ljndnnme. • 1 ^ I Off cket Office, WhereHouse Records II Flat, Black & Circular, Castellani's p'®aje Market. SHOWTIMES: M F 7:15 & 9:45 » 0 W>« latir,k S&S 4:45.7:15 & 9:45 The film of the 1958 Newport Jazz Both films only $1.50 Festiva WINNER < ACADEMY AWARDS INCLUDING St. Louis Blues - 7:30 Jazz 9:30 BEST PICTURE Th, and Fri. in 109 Anthony Coming on Sat.-Sun. L THE WORKING CLASS GOES TO HEAVEN A division of the ASMSU Programing Board, funded by student tax money. C, SHOWTIMES: MF 8pm SAT 1,4:30 & 8 L5 061030 I'M THE KIVA is ACCESSIBLE Partially funded by the RHA Alternative Movie Fund. SUN 4:30 & 8 i 'Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigon Thursday, May 10, 1979 Zambian prof discusses plight A Gift Certificate For MOM! May 18 deadline of children in developing nations By D. AYITE country live in refugee camps in Zambia. for ,spac gowns This year let mom chtxise her own gift. Treat Mom to a day of In many Third World countries, the situation of children is Spell said the government's child care policy is not well defined Spring and summer graduates have until May 18 to register it is not a political priority. The authorities are for commencement caps beauty - Village Hair Shoppe dramatic despite the government's endeavor to brighten their as preoccupied with and gowns. futures, Robert Spell, a professor at the University of Zambia, said the security situation of the entire nation in the face of the offers hair styling, facials, nail Students will be charged a $12 cap and gown fee when Wednesday. frequent incursions of Rhodesian armed forces into Zambia, he registering and will have the opportunity to make a $1 donation wrappings and French line cos¬ Spell, director of the Institute of African Studies at the explained. toward the 1979 class gift. metics Lancorne and Orlane. A University of Zambia, spoke at MSU Wednesday on "The Mental "There is tension between ideological and social realities," Spell The Senior Class Council hopes to present the world of beauty for a beautiful Health of Children in Zambia." said. University with a dual gift this year. One gift will consist of bench He said Zambia is an example where a more than "vigorous" However, he said, some substantial efforts have been made along the Red Cedar River and the other will be a photo display settings person on her day! - Gift action is needed to help its children deal with the stresses and toward improving the conditions of the children, such as for the Kresge Art Gallery. certificates for any amount. calamities which are detrimental to their well-being. development of health institutions in rural areas, special units Those interested in ordering a cap and gown or Spell explained there is a growing rate of Zambian children's attached to schools for the blind and other handicapped children making a and putting some of the homeless children in donation toward the class gift may do so at the Union Store. debility and said efforts are bing expended by the Zambian orphanages. authorities to find a solution to the problem. Still, much remains to be done. Spell said. More health centers The situation is more than crucial, he pointed out, because half and schools need to be constructed. of Zambia's 5 million people are children. A result of the lack of sufficient educational institutions, is 20 349-0430 Spell listed existing health disorders in three groups: emotional percent of those who reach fifth grade are forced to drop out and disorders, conduct disorders and delays in the development of 80 percent of those who are lucky enough to continue cannot go Irish slide show tonight 4(>(i3 Ardmore normal functions. These disorders have biological, ecological and beyond seventh grade, he said. OKEMOS VILLAGE social origins, he said. In the rural areas, handicapped children do not go to school, A slide presentation on Irish given by John Appel, MSU The main biological source is malnutrition, he explained. Spell said. They are either asked to look after the cattle or similar in caricature as depicted in the professor of American Thought Spell said another detrimental factor to the children's health is work. past 150 years will be shown at and Language, and Selma LANCOME^^o the unstable atmosphere in refugee camps, which are often The unfortunate thing about the situation is many of these 7:45 tonight in 210 Bessey Hall. Appel to the Gaelic League and subjected to furious raids by Ian Smith's Rhodesian forces. children could easily be educated if sufficient institutions were set Most of the Zimbabwe nationalists who had fled from their up, he explained. The presentation will be is open to the public. Admission will be free. f It's What's Inter-Varsity Christian Fellow¬ Take a lunch break today with ff MSU STUDENTFOUNDATION ship presents the Rev Schult mid-day Bible study at 11:30 a.m., Happening huuis, "I John 4" at 7 tonight, 336 C310 Wells Hall. Union. A Announcements for It's What's Happening must be received in the State News office, 343 Student Service Bldg, by 12 noon at least The Anatomy Department pre¬ sents neuro-seminar series featur ing Alan Peters, chairperson and AUSTRO- DAIMLER PRESENTS two class days before publication. professor. Department of Anato¬ my, Boston University Medical No announcements will be accept¬ ed by phone. Center, discussing "The Thalamic ADSL Afferents to the Rat Visual Cortex: 10 speed Medical technology majors and A Combined Golgi Em Study" at other students seeking admission 3:30 p.m. Friday, E109 E Fee Hall. 10Q00 METER RUN to the junior level medical tech¬ nology program must complete Department of Romance and applications. Forms available in Classical Languages presents El 100 Giltner Hall Perfil Desnudo" written by Lucia Fox-Lockert at 3 p.m. Saturday, The Botany Department's tropi¬ cal greenhouse is open noon to 2 p.m. Wednesday through Satur¬ 100 Engineering Bldg The Anti-Towing Coalition is taking a new direction: student All alloy components TO BENEFIT THESTATECENTER day, behind the Horticulture Build¬ Quick-release hubs ing. MSU Sports Club provides civil rights. We need your support. Attend meeting at 7:30 tonight, 334 Case Hall. Brooks leader saddle Shimano 600 FOR PERFORMINGARTS racket-stringing service. Bring rac- derailleurs Russian and East European quetball, tennis or squash rackets to 231 IM Sports-West. Studies Program presents a con¬ ference on ' Kremlinology: Lan¬ ONLY s20000 SPONSORED BY ADDAS Women's Film Collective pre¬ guage of Politics and Bureaucratic sents "The Double Day" and Communications in Soviet Rus¬ list price s269° "Blow for Blow" at 7 p.m. Friday. B-108 Wells Hall. sia," beginning at 9 a.m. today RACE S ARENA and Friday, Gold Room, Union. MSU Amateur Radio Club The Medical Technology Club Velocipede meets at 8 tonight, 339 Engineer¬ ing Bldg. All CBers, Ham, SWL or offers a presentation and demon stration Peddler SATURDAY MAY 19 on "Radio-immuno Assay other interested people welcome. for Thyroid Hormones at 6 p.m. Tuesday, 143 Giltner Hall. Drawing 541 L&rnai River The Travel and Tourism Man¬ and the assay technique will be 2517240 - DROP OFF ENTRIES AT agement Club has available posi¬ tions for sales representative with Sunlight Holidays. Contact the taught to 40 persons on a first- come basis. Contact the Medical Technology office to sign up NOW UPSTAIRS MSU Alumni Office 9:00 AM placement office for interview on Friday. 1st Floor Union Bldg. FREE T-SHIRT TO ALL CONTESTANTS American Society for Personnel Administration presents Harold Bulger from the Labor Department at 10 a.m. Friday, 100 S. Kedzie Hall. Department of Human Environ¬ OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM ment and Design and the Textiles Design and Clothing Club presents Design '79, a student designer fashion show, at 7 tonight, Union Gallery. Mariah Staff meets at 5:30 tonight at the Mariah office. Date: Saturday, May 19. 1979 Meeting will concern organization¬ al make-up for next year. Ploce: Field South of Munn Ice Arena, MSU Campus East Lansing, Michigan Time: 9 A.M. (Come dressed to run.) Feminist women in creative arts share with others in supportist Distance: 10 000 meters (6.2 miles) atmosphere at 3 p.m. Sunday. Call Women's Resource Center for Entry Fee: Students w ID $3.00 Students Late $4.00 Non-Students $5.00 Non-Students Late $6.00 more information. Sponsored by Proceeds will be given to the State Center for the Women's Cultural Events. Performing Arts to be built on campus. Make checks payable to: MSU Student Foundation Juniors, seniors: Earn academic credit interning with the Ingham Ridert has kites Divisions: Novice - Men & Women (14 High School - Men & Women (15-18 yrs.) yrs. or younger as of May 19.) County Prosecuting Attorney's Office. Contact Dave Persell, Col¬ to set you free. Open - Men & Women (19-29 yrs.) lege of Urban Development. Submasters Men & Women (30-39 - yrs.) Masters - Men & Women (40-49 yrs.) Seniors - Men & Women (50+ yrs.) Awards: Awards to top 3 places in all Divisions. Prizes donated by Adidas. T-shirt to all entrants before deadline. (Entries after the May 15 deadline will be given T-shirts as long as they last, on a first-come, first-serve basis.) Certificates to all finishers. Sponsors: MSU Student Foundation, Adidas Running Equip. Entry Deadline: Tuesday. May 15, 1979, 5:00 P.M. DIVISION (check one) Mail Entry To: MSU Student Foundation NOVICE H.S. 10,000 Meter Run OPEN 220Nisbet Building East Lansing, Ml 48824 SUBMASTERS MASTERS NAME SENIORS T-shirt site: S ADDRESS M.„ AGE (as of 5/19) CITY __ e3fo/n£fey-H. oO °0 0o MALE FEMALE ! KAPLAN Educational Centar ,° OOJ , °.o' In consideration of my SEmiNflR entry I, intending to be legally bound, for myself my heirs, executors, and administrators, waive, release and forever discharge (517)332-2539 any and all rights and claims which I may hereafter accrue to against the sponsors and The use and capabilities of SAS (the Statistical officials of the race described on this 919 E. Grand Uivar entry form. Michigan State University, Ingham County, or their respective oHicers, E. Lansing, Mi. 4M23 Analysis System available at Wayne State) will be agents, representatives successors and or assigns, while traveling to and from, or participating in, this event. covered in two seminars sponsored by the Com¬ DATE Located across from SIGNED BY PARTICIPANT puter Laboratory. A Wayne State consultant will DATE SIGNED BY PARENT OR GUARDIAN discuss the statistical, data-management, and for Information About Other Centers In report-generation facilities of SAS. The seminars (Necessary if entrant is under 18 years old) Major US Cities & Abroad are held on Thursday, Outside NY State May 3, 10 at 3:00 p.m. in Call TOLL FREE: 800-221 1782 Room 207 Olds Hall. Michigon Stofe News, Eost Lonsing. Michigan Thursday. May 10, 1979 1 3 'I/' grad student to model pieces Candidate eyes Oval Office °f functional design clothing today (continued from page 11 each in Indiana,. Illinois and Michigan. attention, is leadership, or bet ter, a lack of it on Carter's part. Running a close second, he said, nomination for U.S. senator. was In the dawn of his career, he a field organizer for the 1/3 of USA Bv ELYSE GOLDIN tion range. Whenever motion and movement assessments, the product efficiently meets is foreign affairs, which he said Dwight D. Eisenhower cam¬ The camper paused and lifted and movement are of special must be made on the client. their needs. Next stop: Cleveland, "to can be summed up by the way paign in 1952 and four make years her arms so air could circulate concern to the textile and Such assessments may entail some money and check up "Ultimately you must consid the recognition of mainland earlier he was executive secre through her shirt's under arm clothing designer, functional graphing daily activities of the er the user," Orlando said. on my law practice." China was executed hastily and Then: two weeks in Califor tary of the Harold Stassen for mesh panels. design can be employed. user through photographs, The most popular uses of thoughtlessly. President Club of Cleveland. lowering her backpack, she "Functional design probably movies and actual body move¬ nia and one week split between functional design today are in He's single, and helped found It's a long, rocky road to the exposed a larger panel built began when people were still ment. military and space program Oregon and Washington. a group in the 1950s called the White House, but Kay is start into the shirt for additional wearing armor for protection Once the needs -of the client clothing. The concentration is There, he hopes to gather U.S. Singletons, a national ing down it in July when, he ventilation. She bent and, with and an extra amount of techni determined and prioritized, are on producing a garment which support from voters who be¬ organization of single adults. said, he will officially enter the a sweep of her hand, pulled off cal design went into styling to the designer must research all is well insulated, light, protec lieve, as he does, that a national "To me, single people are the New Hampshire primary — the bottoms of her trouser legs suit the unique needs of the aspect of production to see tive and comfortable. service draft should be first in the nation next March adopted most independent and dynamic — temporarily, coverting her wearer," Orlando said. available on the market The cost of the functional or that money from the defense people. Don't you think so?" and will file with the Federal slacks into shorts. Only in recent years have the and if actual construction of the design approach. Orlando said, budget should be channeled He's had a less than-glitter- Elections Commission for textile and clothing industries garment is possible. depends on the current resour- into a reserve fund to under- This done, she continued her ing political career to date, matching campaign funds. become interested again in 'arious materials must be ces of the company. write alternate energy pro- Richard B. Kay is confident. "hike" which, in this case was a having given up politics for a fuctional design application and tested and techniques evalua¬ "Certainly the initial cost of grams "that haven't gotten any few years during the 1960s He's a bit of an obscure mav¬ brief rehearsal through the the industries now have a ted before fabrication of the production will be increased if boost at all." erick who still thinks it's pos¬ Union Gallery. following his departure from "holistic view" of functional product. the company does not have But he still believes nuclear and sible for the independent, the Theresa Ferrari will model "sickening" experience design, she explained. When solutions have been some fundamental equipment," CLASSES BEGIN JUNE 4 additional examples of function¬ power has a place in the with the Republican Party. underdog to beat the Big Boys "We are primarily concerned made to bypass any problems, she said. "However, over time long-term energy plan of the He's little known outside his at their own game. al design clothing tonight at 7. with the physical properties the designer is free to develop benefits of the process will United States, provided "heads native Ohio. "I Ferrari, an MSU graduate might be laying the and social-psychological aspects the aesthetic beauty of the outweigh its cost." roll" at the Nuclear Regulatory In 1974 he was an indepen¬ student in Human Environment groundwork or I might be and Design, designed model her version of a and will practical of design," she said. Once you know the concerns of the user, garment. Finally, the client examines The HED department now offers a graduate course in Commission. Topping Kay's list of national dent candidate for U.S. senator in Ohio and the following year leading the movement. I don't know." CPA camping outfit. It is only one example of functional design you can look into the aesthetic virtues of the design." and test the garment to be sure functional design. "problems" sorely needing he vied for the Democratic He's running for president. REVIEW Orlando's conception of the application. functional design process — Functional design clothing is which consists of seven steps — % SUPER CASH RING0* ^ 1,000 made to fit the specific needs of helps designers new to the field consumers, said Jacquelyn Y. Eberhdrd bypass problems. Orlando, associate professor in The seven steps include de the Department of HED. She fining the needs of the client specializes in functional design and stating objectives for the clothing. Orlando said functional de¬ garmet. An individual physiological REPUCEQPRICES * BUV9 !/ sign has an unlimited applica assessment, as well as activity EBEFMARP'S b/EU/WAREHOUSE PtRecr BuY/VO egeZHARC TO REPUCE THOUSAHOS OEPEiCES THROU6HPLrT Graduate record ,YOO*foodStore THE STORE, To HELP YOU SAVE MOWEY EYEZYPaY, A HO YOU NEW YORK (API - U.S. VJiLu MANY HEWPROOUCTS AreBEeHAZO g Too / chemical-engineering colleges will award degrees in June to an all-time record number of AV PRICES QyOOO THRU SAT MAVlZ,l979 . 3301 E.MiOMi&Afs/. • ZOZOWGEAMpRl/ERsOZE/AOS engineers, notes Chemical En gineering magazine. Bachelor degrees in chemical WITH A i 150 02MCR6 PURCHASE with A $7SQ9ZWX£ PUZCHHSB wrrHASTSOyiMoeEpurchase engineering will be awarded to 5,500 students, eclipsing last year's all-time high of 4,621. save SUPMWM < Sura? MAIS The publication says demand RBP TE for chemical engineers will Bikps eve frozen iNDNWUAUuy VURAPPEP PPETTy/ ASSC*CTEU COLORS continue strong for the next S>C6&~ three years. CHEESefoqp PAPER whip 8«.wr sy \Z PK6- / TOWELS' LlMiT-'Z FREE 3 LBS. MMOKe Nightly Entertainment PREEN, WWW 9 p.m. HAMBURGER THRIFT/ BR6APEP Summer Wine is back! SUCSP BACON V6AL PATTTES By the pitcher or is. by the stein. .1. J JILI. I "Iff* &uy 3-sauEupto \H/iH-sroReIC- Nts coupon UtUUyUM 6\.1*r guy 6-sav/e U.oo w/srtRE C.Phi- i - LiTSfl RCT Bu ii US fpu y z SA/e *94 on <97/ Pcizt" FRESH BAYEV?M^Am/ S&wt' iTrazux.'tiiar SfMIl* BREADS Daily 3. 7-UP cewxePWWOT •18*. SHEEPW£K£7ER Food Specials )" ! 1-L '■»" '''V ^UGr 1.19 ty9&L TwMu Buy 5 - SAVE 90/W/lU- STORE fSuV ■Z-StvJe STP1?£ COUPOI/-?ROT£U ^ Buy £ SAVE 38 SW/SrtXE CPU. MACARONI niUUCD COUPPKJ- C&MnXhu.frvUshj /AUEU&AS REGr<UlKl 6 CHEESE l/llfliCK steps eve PLEASANT HOURS! SGUA&E CATR-Tt*/ sPAswem ORAUGE ez elbcW ICECREAM 4-6 p.m. Reduced prices on Mon.'Fri. Yz ft PL US \£oz. MACAROWf 5?1. pitchers and steins QrfHlDM 129 ysc C/AKJ 11% 07 eerftnoHt- FR02EN JENO'S Vt price on PIZZA selected pitchers! strawsenm *99*. ! Monday & Tuesday PARTY STORE 4p.m.-12:30a.m. " •! m* 3501 MICH. STORE ONLY.' k FRESH PIZZAS k GOMPLETt < 88 SELECTION OF IAAPORTEP AKJP Buy z- SAHB 90/ VV//A/" SToKE COUPO/Y CmESTlC BEER, AKJP WlkiE U.S. S/C- / MICHlCrAJU <1, , , Ve& AN/AILABLE. ' k 10% PlSCOUMT OKJ ALL CASE HAPPIES -89' DOG FOOD Vtap < OIsDB WINE, k ALSO A LA ROE VAR.IETV OF IMPOKVEP AKJP fUXWA !NP/ANRlYeZ YYHllE A AA Block 1 - M.A.C pOMESTJC CHEESES / GRAPEFRUIT# I 6 1. 14 Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan Thursday. May 10. 1979 to i * wm■■■■ « P V jt Classified Advertising Automotive Auto Service Employment [[j|] | Employment ] jj | Employment |Employment |fjil 1 Employment "||~jX| Information MERCURY MARQUIS JUNK CARS wanted. Also MOUNTAIN JACK SRestau KEHILLAT ISRAEL is inter BRIDAL AND FASHION al PARKS AND RECREATION, RESPONSIBLE INDIVIDU¬ Brougham-1973, loaded, selling used parts. Phone 321- rant, 5800 W. Saginaw Now viewing part time teachers teration lady needed, 484 PHONE 355-8255 347 Student Services Bldg 57,000 forestry, wildlife, MREE, re¬ ALS needed for full time miles, great car, 3651 C 22-5-31 (3) accepting applications tor tor 1979 80 school year. In 5359 5 5 15(3) $1695 349 0913 5 5 11 (4) source development and edu¬ lunch bus boy positions. RATES cooks, busboys, and dish terested persons please con¬ cation majors, camp coun¬ (11:30 a.m. -3:30 p.m.) Great UGLY DUCKLING Will buy washers. Apply in person tact Naomi Revson at 351 MOTOR ROUTE driver. $150 MUSTANG 75 4 speed selors needed, 3 male and 3 pay and benefits Call Mr. DAYS your car 372 7650 Mon -Fri. 2:30-4 p m. E O E 3221 or after 6 p.m. at 351 a week, 3 hours a Good gas and condition. day, start female. 6-17 8 17 in beautiful Solomon after 4:30 p.m. 1 doy-90' per line C-2 574 131 5-5-11(6) 9093. 10-5-14 (71 June, own car. Call 332 2112 $1800. 349-2459 evenings Ludington State Park. Room, Jim's Tiffany Place, down¬ 3 days-80' per line 3-5-14 (3) between 9 a.m.7 p m board and stipend, also bon¬ 7.20 13.50 16 80 town Lansing 372-4300 6 8 days-75' per line doys-70 per line OLDSMOBILE STARFIRE, | Motorcycles ||0^| How do you spell CASHIER WANTED full neat appearance a must. time Able Z 3-5-11 (4) us for WSI. Camp experience preferred Contact Michigan 5-5-16(8) to work with figures. Good RECEPTIONIST 1978 30 MPG 4 cylinder HONDA 750 1977. 9.00C Summer work FOR East United Conservation Clubs. DELIVERY PERSONS, part- 5-Speed, Pioneer AM FM pay and benefits Apply in Lansing Doctor's office, full 4 30 16.80 31 50 39.20 line rate per miles, $1450. Triumph 650 relief? Lansing Ml 371 1041, Ext. time. Mornings or after¬ insertion cassette. gages. special 1970 $450 482 4616 person only, between 10 a.m. time some typing, send ref¬ 441. Equal opportunity em¬ noons. Monday wheels and paint 625-3717 5 p.m. weekdays CINEMA through Fri¬ MASTERCHARGE I VISA WELCOME 8-5-10(3) M-O-N-E-Y erences, qualifications and ployer. 8-5-15 (13) day. Must be reliable and 3-5-11 15) X ADULT ENTERTAINMENT salary requirements to P.O. have good driving record. Econolines—3 lines-s4.00-5 days. 80' per line HONDA CB360T CENTER, 1000 W Jolly Box 739, E. Lansing Ml new last RESTAURANT MANAGE¬ Call Bob Aldrich, 882-0208 over 3 lines. No adjustment in rate when OLDS 1965 Engine OK new Coll Road. Lansing. 48823 3-5-11 (6) summer, stored indoors, MENT - Paid opportunities 8-5-21 (6) OR 8 570 (101 cancelled. Price of itemis) must be stated Sears battery. $100 best of¬ 2 000 miles red $720 Call 372-8303 ROOM NEAR in .our summer training pro¬ in ad. Maximum sale price of MOO. fer 337 2494 5 5-11 i5i after 5 p.m., 332 7463. campus in gram for candidates with HANDY MAN. Part-time flex¬ exchange for child care. administrative and manage¬ ible hours. Minor repairs, No Commorcial Ads Board of Peanuts Personal ads—3 lines - s2.25 per OLDS CUSTOM Cru-ser 1978 Loaded $6750. Beauti YAMAHA 650 1973. Low SUBJECTS NEEDED for de¬ STUDENTS kitchen facilities negotiable. Available now ment skills. Food service electrical, and maintenance work. Phone Mr. Kay 339- cision making experiment in PART TIME WORK training or experience desir¬ insertion. 75' per line over 3 lines (pre¬ ful car. 349-4342 8 5-11 (3) mileage, excellent condition. Political Science. $4 00 hour through next year 351-7662. able. Contact Sheila Ed¬ 9500. C-16-5-31 (5) Best offer 323-1175 AVAILABLE 6 5-16 (5) payment). minimum. For information: wards. KFC Management Co. OLDS CUTLASS. 1974 5 5-16 (3) Karen 355 6590 5 5-15 (5) Monday-Friday Ever of Southfield. 313 353-7606. SUMMER Rummage Garage Sale ads—4 lines - s2.50. EMPLOYMENT power brakes steering air Saturday: Days PART-TIME work with con¬ 3-5-11 (11) for MSU students, automo¬ 63' per line over 4 lines-per insertion. Good starting pay nic struction office. conditioning, AM-FM stereo, TACO BELL of E. Lansing is Flexible bile required. 339 9500. 'Round Town ads—4 lines-s2.50-per insertion. 63' per line over 4 lines. cassette tape player vinyl roof Rear window defrost, ! Employment 11 j i j hiring full and part-time help for summer. Day or night. 565 For Interview Cal schedule, must have archi¬ tectural experience. Call Ran¬ MAILING ROOM visor, for direct mail market¬ Super¬ C-16-5-31 (3) steel belted radial tires Rust 485-8820 dy at 351-2480 2-5-10(5! Lost 8 Found ads Transportation ads 3 NEED COUNSELORS for pri¬ E Grand River. 5-5-15 15) ing company. Supervisory PROJECTIONIST WANTED lines-M ,50-per insertion. 50' per line over proofed Clean. 35 000 miles skills, mechanical ability and full time. Neat appearance. vate boys summer camp. $2400 or best offer Can 332 JANITORIAL HELP math aptitude essential. 3 lines. Sai - ; archery, riflery, - Part- Experienced not necessary, 1338 after 6 p.m. 3-5-10(91 * time hours. Immediate open DAY CARE Cook Immedi¬ Knowledge of postal regula¬ will train. Good pay and horseback riding. Contact - Deadlines Charles Gembis 1471 N. ings through summer. Call ate opening. 8-1 p.m. Mon- If you tions helpful. Salary, $750 per benefits. Excellent position w PONTIAC CATALINA 1968 month, plus depending on Chipman Owosto, Mich. Mr Marsh 482-6231 day-Fnday. 353-5154 that for student. Apply in person Ads-2p.m.-l class day before publication. Excellent Condition. $750 8-5-18 (4) 4-5-11 (3) experiei > v experience. Good benefits 48867 or call 517 725-5654. the difference between only. Weekdays between 10 Cancellation Change-lp.m.-l class day be¬ 332-5130 evenings 5-5-10(3) and excellent chance for am 5 p.m. CINEMA X being SELECTED or fore publication. NORTHERN MICHIGAN COMPUTER PROGRAM¬ . . advancement with fast grow¬ ADULT ENTERTAINMENT SELECTIVE upon graduation Once od is ordered it cannot be cancelled PONTIAC uEMANS 1970. 4 MER. Knowledge of COBOL ing young company. Call 371 - or SUMMER JOBS - Educa summer camp has openings as well as a chance to moke CENTER. 1000 W. Jolly speed. AM FM. good tires for: Arts and Crafts instruc¬ on-line programming, data 5550 for appointment. Road. X-OR-8-5-16 (11) changed until after 1st insertion. good condition $550 or best ••onai sales. Must work even¬ bases and criminal justice good earnings Write: R-R-14 116) tors, and sailing and swim¬ Summer Work P O Box 744 There is a M.00 charge for 1 ad change plus offer 332 8280 2 5 5 15 <4 ings and travel within Michi¬ gan. $200 to $400 week. Fu¬ ming staff. Write Jack Schul- helpful. Travel required, ex¬ East Lansing 50' per additional change for maximum Mi 48823. EARN MONEY FOR LIFE'S APPLICATIONS FROM MSU man, 29550 Franklin Rd. cellent wages and fringe Send name mojor class and ture management possible EXTRAS. Become an Avon students are now of 3 changes. SUBARU DL 1974 - 2 door « 329 benefits. Send resume to, being ac¬ Write: Pamela S King, dis Southfield, Mi 48034 GPA cepted for summer part-time Good condition. 355-2904 af- representative. You can earn The State News will only be responsible for trict manager 2140 Gunn Rd. 2-5-10(71 Miss Flowers in ' care of ter 5 p.m. 2 3 5-10 (3) extra money selling quality employment in food service the 1st day's incorrect insertion. Adjust¬ Holt 48842 10 5-11 <81 PAAM, 306 Townsend 4th floor, Lansing, Ml 48913 products part-time during the at Kellogg Center. Fill out ment claims must be made within 10 RECEPTIONIST for pleasant days TOYOTA 69 4 hours that suit you best. For applications at the Kellogg speed business office. Good typing 5-5-14 (9) of expiration date. FULL TlME-positions. Secre¬ details, call 482 6893 Center in room 116 between 30MPG Reliable body fair tarial and or bookkeeping and stenographic skills nec¬ 8 a.m.-5 p.m. X 8-5-15 (8) Bills are due 7 days from ad expiration date. AM-FM, $250 371-1082 C-22-5-31 (7) Start immediately 337-1234, essary. Pleasant telephone SEAMSTRESS - EXPERI¬ If not paid by due date a 50' late service Z 3 5-11 <3i ask for Richard Warren. manner, good benefits. Send ENCED, to fit and alter bridal charge will be due. 5-5-10(51 resume to Michigan State apparel. Home sewing experi¬ TOYOTA 1971 good condi¬ News, Box * B 2, E. Lansing ence not considered. Foreign tion Call between 6-10 pm 8-578 student wife with dressmak¬ 332 7490 Z 3 5-11 (3' DENTAL CHAIRSIDE assis¬ (9)_ _ ing experience welcome to tant for orthodontic office. I Automotive ! | Automotive IW TRA\SPORTATiON SPE Excellent benefits, days - 482-9695 evenings MODELS $10 hour Apply VELVET FINGERS. Call 489 apply. Brides 1047 E. Grand River, East Showcase, CIAL 70 Ford. Country 321- 2278 OR-22-5-31 (3) cahd'cc Squire Wagon $200 best of 1763. 6-5-1215) Lansing. 3-5-10 110) sox ur* ors a ATTENTION1! WE buy late CUTLASS SUPREME 1976 model imported and domes- fer. Call 332-6640 after 5 p.m. 27,000 miles, loaded with PERSON TO sell plants at tic compact cars. Contact *, SSC ,°T. .. oJr, -■ n,Sh FUI (. COLOR W extras. Excellent condition John DeYound. WILLIAMS Lansing Market Commis¬ ^ PWNTS 22 . }4 Idea •« p $3960 Call evenings & week- VW. 484-1341 C-22-5-31 15) VOLKSWAGEN 73. fast- sion. 351-6095, evenings. ends,_337-8128. 8-5-11 5 back. 45,000 miles. New tires 7-5-18 13) OtRfUM BaXOCD JUST FC" "OU liu, excellent condition. $2200 ALL STUDENT Advertising CUTLASS SUPREME. 1973 321-0807 after 6 p.m GIVE PLANT parties, earn c" " 801 i73 Oc"ot"> NJ Master Ctwge," must be prepaid Monday Vlnv' ,0D-. Povver steering & extra money or plants. Fra¬ e. Cant r 80C-824 '988 Op *462 May 8 through end of term. bral, Dubuque IV >2001 altes 8 oz oorne S5 dows, console, guage pack- ex- ASCPCC Day shift, rotating 95^reg»d G*rw naust 'or your foreign car. in age. Where?' F'umerfelt Stair stock week-ends and holidays. F|AT 128 72 58 000 miles at Chequered Flag 655 4343 Four years clinical experience good MPG, 4 aoor. $950 Foreign Car Pars 2605 East CoT^Gt'of desired Individual will work &MES .T MAIL ' Eu^«c™» _ _ J _°_<7) 355 1080 after 5:30 Kalamazoo Street. One mile in general chemistry and west of campus 487 5055 CAMARO. Power 78. Excellent Z 315J°_(3J _ C-10 5-18 <7> special chemistry. Will be ^ I HEADACHES: steering & brakes fiat . 1Q7A responsible for quality con¬ trol, and 09f^5.£lv4)Af,er 5' 882 r?J 900d condltion g°od 351-5383 2-5-11 ,3) mpg! some research and develop¬ [> M Efvmand-mA. 1010 6*y Oak* ment. Excellent benefits FAOTICT^ vOURSIcf FROG to# Om CA fWM Good pizza - CAMARO 1971, automatic, FIREBIRD FORMULA 1978 salary commensurate with new radials, air, uses regular V-8 automatic stereo cas experience. Apply at Leila ...... gas. Vinyl top, excellent con- Hospital, Personnel Office, rany package $5250 people don't sette dition. 355-5070 or 337-8496 300 North Avenue, Battle 8 5 Dm 3516226 after 5 ask for Mark 4-5-15 (5) p m 332-3831 3-5 11 (5) Creek, Ml (616)962-8551 ext. £££!£' 1?n° ' 6 CVl'nder FORD 1974 ~LTdT 2 "door 273. Equal Opportunity Em¬ ployer 8-5-21 123) stay put. GOLF Kf wws-H; oond hnrtu /■nc hardtop. V-8, power steering c kiAMkGE Se 80^30? Jt 1 Phone 3237323 174R 746. Edf 3nd brakes- AM rad'° v,nVl NATIONAL COMPANY is Keeping good people is one of »1_6I4I roof Excellent condjt|on |o* now hiring students for full our biggest problems here at wmntw— CAPRI time summer employment, 1973-sporty. V-6, milea9e $1800 Call 332 $4 65 hour Domino's Pizza And it's not the automatic, excellent, $1600 R?43- 1-5-10.(7) an Apply in work - Oh sure, the nighttime BEST OFFER. Terry, 355- 1672. 6-5-11(3) MALIBU 1970 V8 automa person at Student Services, today, Room 13. Interviews hours are a little rough, and with fjj^ i'Y ^ SuBVJrtl Wlea* c,4 Many T.c.„SM IM»C4 ^ tic Runs well 95,000 miles. "»SM at 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. Society 7, 7 Many new parts 355-8147 our 30 minute delivery policy, our CHEVY CAPRICE „ of Michigan. Z 1-5-10 (81 - 1971, air 3-5-11 (3) drivers are pretty busy most of the conditioned, looks new, fully WEEKEND CASHIER, Satur¬ loaded, runs good. 353-5337 MANZA 2 + 2, 1978, 4 speed, evening. X-6-5-14 (3) AM FM stereo-CB combine MASON BODY SHOP, 812 E. day & Sunday 11 AM - 9 PM, Kalamazoo since 1940 Auto experience not necessary but CHFVY CHEVY TAPRirp ~ 1Q77 ti0n 26 mP°' 53900 After 7- helpful Cook, Monday-Fri¬ But our pizza people tell us that CAPRICE, 1972. 655-1418. 7-5-18 (4) painting - collision service. HOW TO WIN $10 -$1,000 Runs well, must sell. $200. American, foregin cars. 485 day 11 AM - 5 PM. experi time passes quickly when you're For every llat or harness race Bel Simple' 489-4549. after 9 p.m. MAZDA 1974 Sporty, good 0256 C 22 5 31 (5) ence necessary Best Steak busy and the pay is top in the Foolproof' lifetime money Back guaran lee' Only S9 95 condition House, 3020 E. Kalamazoo. Snow tires in GOOD USED tires. 13-14 15 area. So what's the problem ? CATESBV ENTERPRISES PO BOX 337 2210 8-5-10(81 144HC) LanOover Mo 20785 SASE lor CHEAPEST PRICES in the m,1500 394 4006 inch. Mounted free. Used including Postage and Handiingi ve ^ u inquiry Mo res aao 50« S 14« state. UGLY DUCKLING °'!M9 ,J' wheels and hub caps. PEN Well, Domino's Pizza is growing 1 rnnips tnr S12 00 * ^ RENT-A-CAR. NEL SALES, 1825 Michigan. NOW LEASING $7.95/day fast, and we grow from within. 372-7650. C-22-5-31 (4) MAVERICK 74 6 cylinder. Lansing, Michigan, 48912 FOR SUMMER 3-speed AM FM Cassette 482 5818. C 22-5-31 (6) That means drivers soon become Bo» 324 261 Pleasant Drive ™0ME((,MS c* Sell that bicycle AND FALL Glenwood III 60425 •mow as quickly as New clutch and new radials manager trainees and then Possible! Place an ad in $550'best offer. 355-0638 Money Back Guarantee f.fScL c*0"* Jvs°°"f•*?« Classified. managers. And store managers Z-7-5-18 (4) soon become interested in big¬ ,, ya< »■ rn ' -»>. O tiMC Yrxm o^c^^i cwTPuycroti ger things, like Domino s Pizza franchises and e te. D-*v"*Ga^T» 1001 INSULT ENCTCLOetOIA WWHU.T area distributor¬ _ FULL OR Join the SUPER ships. We're always short of good PARTTIME People at... pizza people because good people don't seem to stay put. ■CAUTlfUl MOPED 'C4UPUS MOTORBIKE C"c*'0 'L 60M:! THEY WENT Help wanted. Excellent opportunity to subsidize £ /Y^y(4 THAT A WAY ...TO COLLINGWOOI) That's the problem, and it's a healthy one we think l'.' BUSINESS CARDS ^"gS tLTSKS i'ti' K 000 Oe'u.e Business Cards EZZSCSflHHH 1 APIS!! On'y Baroans w 8»--uo, e«^ ft-" « your present income UNIVERSITY SROAOCASrwe JOiS Owco»« during this extreme in¬ Why not stop in at one of our •icttmg flationary period. Hours TERRACE stores and fill out employment flexible. Starting pay * air conditioned application If an MORRIS V MORRIS *** ^ ** °" ' 414 Michigan a dishwasher you re qualified, based on experience we would like to make you a part u^s Angeles Can 90008 and hours available NOW LEASING 332-5420 * shag carpeting of the problem | * unlimited parking tmI a plush furniture See Mr. Vint, or Mr FOR SUMMER! Ryan at MIN-A-MART General Office, 1820 —across from Williams Hall 1 bedroom: $160 * model open daily If you are interested in becoming HOBBIT HOUSE! «OC*r MOUNTAIN iH^tOTMCNT NCWf. LETTER' CctoracJo k»ho Umiins WyommQ" various floor 2 bedroom $185 ! FREE CATALOG & FREE SAMPLE — plans Alpha Street, Lansing. air conditioned -3 bedroom $205 a management trainee, send your j Ntnt* : j Thurs., Coll 351-8282 resume to: Joyce White, 6301) W. May 10th, —furnished 0p.„,,, 5p.m. to8p.m - carpeted Soturdo (behind the BusStop t _ a m.'L i an 1 * } City StBI# Zip— •+- I ™uJc^?t, Bn S30 sIv^COM^ —great location l*°" r night club on the river) 1 1254 DOWNTOWN STATION DCPT F OMAHAKBRASKA MtOtJ V ) Michigan State News. East Lansing. Michigan Thursday, May 10 1979 1 5 Employment |[IT] 1 WoyHt |[jT] [ Employmeol | ImplBymnit | Employment |[jj] | Employmeil |fill [ Apartments |[1p1 | Ileuses |ff] | RESIDENT MANAGER and X RAY TECHNOLOGIST Houses UNIFORMED SECURITY of RN's and LPN's spouse to live and supervise 6 part-time STATISTICIAN NEEDED for ficers, full or part-time, 641 STUDENTS FALL ACROSS from cam 4 BEDROOM, unfurnished, DUPLEXES 3 or 4 person mentally retarded adult cli¬ Edward W. Sparrow Hospital positions open, also 4 hour clinical psychology masters 4562 OR 20 5 31 (3) pus. spacious, furnished, 2 3 except stove and refrigerator, ents, in a residential home has an immediate opening for shifts available Extended ori¬ thesis. Flexible hours. 351 Summer or Fall. Close to entation for people who have Spring term is already half bedrooms. From $220 per 424 N. Hagadorn, large yard, campus. 669 9939 setting. Daytime hours open a part-time registered X-Ray 6581, 332 1662 evenings. over have you been too month. 351 9538 not been working. - or 351-8135. $400 plus utilities. 349-5534 TO 5 25 (3) to attend school. Contact Technologist. The opening is WAITRESSES. FLOOR men. Apply at 5-5-10(4) Provincial House West, 731 busy enjoying the days to 8-5-18 15) 8-5-1614) personnel office, COMMUN for the weekend night shift. maintenance. Applications think about what you're even SUMMER SUBLET one ITY MENTAL HEALTH The hospital offers competi¬ now being taken. Starkweather Drive. Call 323 - Apply in HOLDEN REID Clothiers doing for the summer? SUMMER CLOSE to cam SUMMER SUBLET 6 bed¬ room in house on 123 Cedar, BOARD, 407 W. Greenlawn, tive wages and person afternoons. Rainbow 9133 and ask for Mrs. Chap¬ - fringe bene¬ man or, after 7 p.m. needs part-time sales person. pus 2 3 bedrooms. Air condi¬ room house, furnished. All or East Lansing. $90/month. Lansing. E.O.E. 8-5-11 (10) fits on a pro-rated basis. Ranch. 2843 E Grand River. 627- Would you like to take a few 4264. 7-5-15112) Must be neat and personable. tioned, balcony's, furnished, part, rent $80 maximum. 332- $150 deposit. 332 8807, Dale. Contact the Personnel Office, 351 1200. 7-5-11 (6) Phone 351-4396. 8-5-17 (4) classes summer term, yet still from $160 per month. 351 SUMMER EMPLOYMENT 487 9180. E.W. SPARROW be able to count on a 1390. 8-5-17 I4I 5-5J0I4I 9538 or 351-8135 8-5-18(6) Lawn & ground mainte HOSPITAL, 1215 E. Michigan ROOMS IN fraternity house - TELEPHONE SURVEYORS, SUMMER POSITIONS permanent job position; so FACULTY HOME cars, nance. Must have Avenue, Lansing, Ml 48909. pho PART TIME summer sitter. Summer only. Close. 337- ability to evenings, 5 p.m.-9 p.m., you can afford to pay the available operate dump trucks Et front A to-finishing lab. Night or day. Good schedule - in my home. HASLETTARMS August 15, to No¬ 7162 after 3 p.m. 10-5-14 (3) non-discriminatory affirma Monday through Friday. Sal¬ Apply at Lin Prints, 1120 E. rent? vember 15. Professor on end loaders. $3.50/hour. 641 tive action employer. Prefer own transportation. ary plus bonus. Call EAST- 135 Collingwood 6733. OR-8-5 21 (7) 85-11 (17) Michigan, between 10 a.m. References. 351 3309. overseas assignment. Fur¬ 1 BLOCK from campus - LAWN, 349-9180. 14-5-14 (5) 4 p.m. 8 5-16 (5) We can help you out! Showing 3p.m.-7p.m nished with all amenities, on 8-5-10 (4) large 13 bedroom house. MONDAY FRIDAY golf < minutes to 351 4484 8-5-1513) We have fulltime job assign¬ Coll 351-1957 or ments for SECRETARIES, 351-9538 FALL 8 SUMMER LEASING ATTENTION GRAD stu¬ TYPISTS and SECRE¬ dents. 2 miles from campus. TARY'S HELPERS in and FRANDOR AREA - two bed¬ around the 2 BEDROOM subiet-sunimer Newer, 4 bedroom, 2% baths Lansing/East Lan¬ room, panelled family room, ample parking, available The State News Yellow Page sing area. term. Furnished, 1sh blocks air, washer/dryer, screened to MSU. $240, negotiable Sept. 1. $400 a month. 669 porch, 1% baths. Prefer 5513 OR 8-5-18 (6) 355-4931 8-5-1514) couple. 485-4741 after 6 p.m. Salaries are commensurate 4-5-11 (5) RED GIANT has a large SUMMER SUBLET 4 with skills and abilities, and selection of houses, apart rooms in nice house, close to available assignments offer HOUSE FOR rent for sum¬ ments, duplexes, studios etc. campus, no pets, rent nego¬ students/student spouses ex¬ mer, 4 rooms, $360/month. Most areas, sizes and tiable, 269 Milford, 351 2643 cellent opportunities to es¬ Business — Service . Will rent singly, nice location, prices. Call and see if we have Z 3-5-11 (41 tablish consistent employ¬ call 332-8816. 5-5-14 (4) what you're looking tor. Be¬ ment histories. tween 9 9. 349-1065 BEAUTIFUL SUMMER sub¬ SUMMER SUBLEASE Spa¬ C24-5-31 (7) let New duplex, furnished, 4 Think about it - then givi cious 4 bedroom, 2 bath call to make an appoirn duplex. Call 332 8084 after 6 bedrooms, by Coral Gables SUMMER SUBLET 2 bed¬ 351-8561. 6-5-1114) for your personal interv p.m. 5-5-11 (3) Directory room from mid June to September 1. Air, covered COUNTRY HOUSE 2 Rooms parking, terrace. $240, month, males to share co-ed house deposit negotiable. Prefer 15 minutes to campus, $85 ULREY CO-OP, fall $330 grad student or students. per room. Summer or fall term summer Phone 371-1606, after 5:00. - 19/week, 3 TRAVEL AGENCY HEALTH FOOD BARBER "NO FEES, GOOD PAY- 655-1717, Rick. 8-5-16 (5) blocks from MSU. Call 332 5-5-15 (61 5095 Z 5-5 15 (3) P.S. if you do decide to move SUMMER SUBLET 1 bed¬ 10% DISCOUNT "FREE EXTRA ITEM* SUMMER SUBLEASE - 2 room in - home for the summer, look in new duplex, near on Vegetorian UNION bedroom. 2-3 females needed MSU. Negotiable 332-8730 ROOMS IN HOUSE to all MSU your hometown white pages AIR - RAIL All-Natural BUILDING for the MANPOWER agency Near campus. 332-1196 5-5-11 (3) FOR SUMMER students 3-5-11 13) "$14$ Double TOURS - CRUISES BARBER nearby! X-13-5-14142) MOTEL RESERVATIONS on purchases of $2 PIZZA SHOP SUMMER SUBLET - 5 bed¬ "$270 Single or mora, yogurts NEEDED ONE male for 4 man MSU CLOSE STORE DETECTIVE full rooms, fully furnished, clean, COUItE TRAVEL and broads excluded - or apartment. Cedar Village, close 337 1721 or 3517997 WOLFMOON RK Products part-time. Criminal Justice $110/month. Fall 1979 new, to campus. 332- Dannon Yogurt - 39' 4415. 5-5-11 (3) OFFICE BAKERY Haircuts '5.00 majors. 641-4562. through spring 1980. Call OR-20-5-31 (31 ROOMS FOR 130 W. Grand River RANDALL HEALTH FOOD 2011 E. Michigan "Layer Cuts 353-1068 or 355-5481 SPACIOUS 4 bedroom du¬ summer, near "latest Styling 5-5-15 (5) campus, $100 plus utilities. East Lansing 482-0038 ALL STUDENT Advertising plex to sublet summer. Call Brookfield Plaza "Women's Haircuts Call 332-4493. Z 8-5-21 (3) must be prepaid Monday, 337-0990 after 5 p.m. 351-6010 Coupon good Thurs. (5-8pml »a.m.-5p.m.Mon.-Fri. 1-2 FEMALES NEEDED. 1381 E.Grand River May 7 through end of term. 3-5-10 (4) Fn.SSot. (5-10pm) 355-3359 PALATIAL ROOM, wooded 18-5-31 13) Summer. Close to campus. 332-6892 Coupon good thru 5 31 79 view, near Abbot Dorm, $80, Air, pool $60-$80 332-6624 SUMMER SUBLET - 3-4 LAWN AND LANDSCAPING Z-8-5-18 (31 people, very close, 332-4098 kitchen, parking, garden. Call TOBACCONIST BICYCLE SHOP PLANTS work, experience preferred. or Equity Vest, 351-1500. Mark 351-8950 5-5-16 (4) Call Mr. Grossi at 482-6232. Z-3-5-4 (3) Bone's FOR MOTHER'S DAY 8-5-10 (3) EVERGREEN APTS. ROOMS ON 3'j acres Quiet. Private lake, animals, garden. HINGE AT THI STORI WITH THI bicycle shop UNIVERSITY 341 Evergreen 587 STODDARD, 3 people 311 South Charles, 4 people. 351-8231. 2-5-11 (3) East Lansing's Lorgest Showing 4p.m.-5p.m. 6ARDEN For Rent MON WED.-FRI Deposit, lease, June to June. "Since 1943' 'Cigarettsby: W, have in stock - HAS QUALITY GREEN GARDEN PLOT, V, acre. Coll 351-8135 or 351-1176 evenings, week¬ ROOMS IN nice, big house. Excellent Sherman Dun hill Sobrsine OVER 400 QUALITY BIKES location. Call - - PLANTS YOU CAN 351-9538 ends. 5-5-16 (5) * Very good land, will supply Chuck, 487-3853. 3-5-14 (3) •Pipes bySavinelli WHY PAY MORE?0* AFFORD. FALL 8 SUMMER LEASING tools, water. 882-2078. Save all models* 10 HANGING BASKETS VIOLETS LANSING - EAST side. *21 Red Door pipe tobacco blends on 5»3sp«eds 4-5-15 (3) TWO WOMEN needed to HAIIIGH • MOSICANi SUMMER SUBLET 2 man, 2 Large, unique house for 5 or RIEGER BEGONIAS TROPICAL share house. Own room. PANASONIC • COLUMBIA & TERRARIUM PLANTS, bedroom. MSU close, fur¬ 6, for Fall. 6 bedrooms, 2 HOUSES, ROOMS, Apart¬ Summer, fall option. 332- GROWING SUPPLIES nished, air, tennis courts. baths, $85 each. Parking, ments. East Lansing and 1794. 3-5-14 (4) 332-7571 8-5-14 (4) furnished. 349-0652 after 4. 2nd FLOOR UNIVERSITY MALL close country area. 2-5 bed¬ C&mi Shoi 4972 Northwind Dr. NO PETS. 12 month 7-5-18 (6) SUMMER SUBLET, female, f 220 M.A.C. rooms. SUMMER SUBLEASE, close Jy« t ol BusStop NiioClob S jfl.i.30 8 10-8 Thurs. leases only September 15 duplex-own room, great loca¬ to campus. 2 bedroom, un¬ . Why Rer 1979-September 14, 1980. furnished. $240, utilities in¬ tion, furnished. Negotiable. OPTICAL SERVICE May sublease with permis¬ 3514269 Z-3-5-14 14) AUTO CLINIC STABLES REAL ESTATE sion. Call Jan cluded. Persistently, 332- at 332-3700. 1675. 8-5-14 (5) B- FEMALE NEEDED. June to 10-5-23 (9) CO-OPTICAL SPARTAN WILLOWPOND June, also 1 summer sublet. STABLES SUPER TAX SHELTER! Own room, close. Call 355- MUFFLER CENTER SIR VICES * BRAKES Hunter's & Dressage Apartments CAMPUS VIEW And you may sell it back us when you gradual 7198. Z-4-5-11 (4) Horses 324 Michigan Ave. ROOMMATE NEEDED-for 2 Can Ivan Harrison SUMMER SUBLET Very 'SHOCKS •Lessons bedroom. Summer. Furnish¬ Showing Tues S Thurs. 485-1436 - or large room. Close to campus. 'FRONT END WORK •Boarding ings and utilities included. 2 CROSSROAD RIALTY $101 *351-2643 blocks from campus, near 331-6471 Z-3-5-10 (3) • IYES EXAMINED 20% •Training downtown. Balcony. $130 • GLASSES STUDENT DISCOUNT month. Call 332-5043. RED GIANT has a large FEMALE - BIG, sunny room 4 BEDROOM, spacious, du¬ • CONTACT LENS ON ALL WORK 1-5-10 (7) selection of houses, apart¬ in beautiful house. June thru plex, nestled on suburban ments, duplexes, studios etc. September. Close. Call Caro¬ 1331 I. Creed Ri»tr WITH I.D. Burcham St., 1 Vi baths, dish¬ 1 FEMALE FOR fall term. Most areas, sizes, and lyn. 337-7968. Z 5-5-14 (41 IreekfWd Pine 717 S.PENNSYLVANIA The Red Estate Race washer, garage, 3 glass doors prices. Call and see if we have Nice, 2 bedrooms. Close to 5000 s hagadorn. east arising to patio, summer, reasonable 331 S330 487-9332 campus. Non-smoker. Call what you're looking for. Be¬ WOMAN NEEDED for room rent. 351-4567. S-5-5-15 (5) Kathy. 332-5709. 5-5-16 (4) tween 9-9, 349-1065 in house of 4. $93.75/month, COUNSELING SERVICES CATERING SUMMER SUBLEASE: terrif C24-5-31 (7) plus utilities. 372-5034 8-5-16 I3i Free Pregnancy Testing WOMEN'S COUNSELING UNIVERSITY VILLA ic 2 -bedroom: furnished, air, THREE ROOMS to sublet for Counseling Services |lrouinciaI Hospital 1226 Eost MSU UNION 635 Abbott parking, near MSU. $270-' summer in nice large house. FURNISHED SLEEPING Michigan Ave. month. Deposit negotiable. 337-0590. Z-3-5-14 (3) with kitchen and laun¬ Pregnancy Terminations CENTER 2 Blocks East of Pennsylvania Ave Showing 2 p.m.-6 p.m. Call Anne or Nancy, 332- rooms MONDAY-FRIDAY dry privileges. In northwest Gynecological Care 927 E. GRAND RIVER CATERING 6906. 355-8252. S-5-5-15 I5I Family Planning (ocross from Rogue St. FAMILY PRACTICE Coll 337-2653 or HOUSE FOR rent - east Lansing area. Non-smoker, $85 per month. Horse stables ' 351-8135 side, near MSU, 4 bedroom, compus entronce) DEPARTMENT "CateringSpecialists" FALL AND SUMMER LEASING SUMMER SUBLET - large 2 furnished. $325. 337-7172 af¬ available to renters. Phone 332-3534 9:00 am • 7:00 pm 'Wedding Receptions bedroom apartment. 10 min¬ ter 5 p.m. X-18-6-1 (4) 323-4686 4-5-11 (8) 4737 Marsh Rd. Suite B utes to campus. Air, low Mondays - Fridays "Breakfasts. Lunch- Okemos LUXURY APARTMENT, (behind Meijers) s, Dinners utilities. Call John after¬ EAST SIDE of Lansing. 4 SUMMER SUBLET Own uuomer^ere 349-1060 APPOINTMENTS PREFERRED ■ Non-Emergency Core 1 "Bar Set-ups summer campus, only, 2 blocks to female, rent negoti¬ noons. 337-9588. Z 3-5-10 15) bedrooms, basement, gar¬ room in house. Close to - oF LansmG • e PREGNANCY TESTING ;| "Take-out Service able. 332-1228. 8-5-15(4) age. $280 month. Lease MSU, $70/month * utilities. CONCERNED COUNSELORS ■ Physician Services Available SUBLEASE NEMOKE e BIRTH CONTROL COUNSELING Bting Rooms ond starting June 15. Call EQUI¬ 351-2825. Z-3-5-10 (31 e ■ LaborotoryMPharmacyU X-Ray L Equipment Trails. Haslett: May 15 thru TY VEST. 351-1500. PMGNANCY TERMINATION 2 FEMALES - NEEDED to Dec. 22. $290 month. Phone For Information. 0-1-5-10(5) SUMMER ROOM - Share "WOMEN HELPING WOMEN" Coll 485-3271 355-3465 sublet Americana Apartment. 372-6250, before 5. After 5, house with 3 other people, Rent negotiable. Call 332- 1-224-4727. 3-5-10 151 DUPLEX NEED 3 people close. $90 month. Call Tom PHOTOGRAPHY 1952. Z-3-5-14 (4) June to June lease, $92, at 351-2612 3-5-10 14) month + utilities, own room, SUMMER - EFFICIENCY for BEECHWOPD Hagadorn & Burcham, 337 5 BEDROOMS in house near WIN $1000 1 woman, year's lease. Near MSU. 351-4097. 3-5-11 (3) APARTMENTS 7377. Z-3-5-14 (4) campus, for summer, with fall option. Call 355-7370 BE THE NEW POSTER GIRL FOR *5 blocks to campus FOR YOUR group House for 8-5-14 (31 FEMALE NEEDED - Summer 19 people. 214 Charles St. sublease River Glen - across "Large 2 bedroom FEMALE ROOMMATE 337-7162 after 3 p,m. from Holmes Hall. 337-8486, apartments needed. Fall-Spring. Close to 10-5-14 (31 evenings. S-5-5-16 (5) "Furnished campus. 332-8928 Z 3 5 11 (3) CT10N PHOTOGRAPHY . Instant Color and Black NEED A house for fall? Act DUPLEXES - 1 and 2 bed¬ Now Renting For and White: fast. EQUITY VEST only has CLEAN Et QUIET, close to 201 % Grand River rooms near campus. June Summer (517)332-7654 PASSPORT and fall. Claucherty Realty 4 East Lansing homes left campus - summer. Call after 4 East Rocky Rasmussen Phone: 332-0052 Call 351-1500. OR-18-5-31 (5) p.m. 337 2655 8-5-14 13) Lansing, Ml 48823 RESUME 351-5300. 3-5-1514) betwc $20 Entry Fee ID PHOTOS Contest Starts May 1 SUMMER SUBLET - 1 bed¬ SUMMER SUBLET 1 bed¬ SUMMER ONLY Close. 220 Albert St. 332-3026 Share kitchen and bath. 337- room apartment. Near MSU. room in 6 bedroom house. 3 2 BEDROOM, campus near. HAIR SALON PROMOTION Reasonable, air, furnished. blocks from campus $80 7162 after 3 p.m. 10-5-14 I3I Call 337-1124. Z-3-5-14 (4) Only 1 summer 1 fall left. month and utilities. 351-9003. 351-6471 C 18-5-31 (3) ALL STUDENT Advertising THE NEW LOOK CLARICE'S HAIR BOUTIQUE Z-8 5 18 (4) BEAUTY SALON Specializing in ZOOM IN ON BUSINESS MALE, NON-SMOKER, neat, FEMALE ROOMMATE SUMMER SUBLET. 1 block must be prepaid Monday, May 7 through end of term. "Pressing summer, own room, $80, -Specializing In Perms ond Cedar Village. Dan, 332-3973. wanted, 2 bedrooms, 1K to campus, partly furnished, 18-5-31 (3) "Curling Quick Service for Men 8 Women OPENS DAYS A WEEK THURS. FRIS. EVES. "Permanents "Hair Relaxing ADVERTISE WEEKLY .Z-3-5-14 (3) baths, $118 month and utili¬ ties 349-9230 4 5-10 (3) 4-5 bedrooms, 117 Oakhill 351 9316 Z-8-5-18 (4) OWN ROOM share house, 1 '/j miles north MSU. $95, no . Open Tuet., Thurs., Sat., IN THE 2 MALES needed to share lease. Phone 487-5616. 1404 W.SAGINAW evanings by appaintmants CEDAR VILLAGE luxury 4 bedroom duplex. ATTENTION TIES. SORORITIES, CO-OPS FRATERNI¬ 3-5-11 (3) 818 S. Maes St Fall Spring by Coral Gables. large house licensed for 4 blocks S. APARTMENTS 351 8561 6 5-11(4) very ROOMS FOR BUSINESS DIRECTORY of 15, 1 blocks from campus. rent Females, Sparrow fall. 8-5 p.m. 351- Sorry, full for foil, but MALE GRAD Plush condo¬ Available for September 372 summer, Hospital - 6226 After 5,332 3831 1800 or 332 1800 "Owner 8 we are now leasing minium. Own room, fur¬ OR-5-5-15 (6) 5-5-15 14) Operator, arice Ellas 355-8255 for summer. Summer rent as low nished, on lake, close. 6755 10-5-21 (3) 332- FEMALE TO share furnished FEMALE SUBLEASE sum¬ $47.50 per person. For 2 MAN for summer. Close to negotiable. 332-7861 or 355- mer, own room in 2 bedroom information, campus, rent negotiable 332 2902. 8-5-14 131 house. Rent negotiable, after To List Your Business Call Cindy 355-8255 8548 8 5 14 (3) FEMALE ROOMMATE want 5 332 0456. Z 6-5-16 (4) call 3515180 FEMALE, NOW Campus Hill, ed own room. Town¬ SUMMER SUBLET nished room, - fur¬ summer with Fall option. house. $100/month, heat in¬ cooking, rent Rent negotiable. 349-3420. cluded. Pets O.K. 394 3058, negotiable. Call 332-6748. 8-5-10 (4) 355 7754. X-8-5 14 (4) Z 3-5-11 (3) FEMALE NONSMOKER. 2 State News Classified bedroom mer, own conditioning, apartment, room, pool, $100/month. sum air For relief of household con¬ gestion. take one Classified ad, sit back and relax. The AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY 1 room in duplex near MSU. $88.50/month. 1523 Snyder, ROOM IN house available in June area. $98/month. Lansing 371-2225 evenings. MaryAnn or Lenore 332-0949 3 5 10 (51 buyers will come to you! 332 6515,489 2775 8-5-14 (4) 5-5-15 (41 <) 1 6 Michigan State News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Thursday, May 10, 1979 For Sale For Sale Animals I Recreation j |flB| | T|pii| Senics Wanted Wanted CASH PAID for old comics, WE PAY up to $2 for LP's HORSE RIDING LESSONS HORSE RIDING LESSONS. TYPING, baseball cards, science fic¬ and cassettes all types, Call St. George Equestrian EXPERIENCED, WANTED IMMEDIATELY fast and TEACHER Et CHILD need NEEDED HOUSING for fall tion, Curious Book-Shop, 307 rock, classical, jazz, etc. Call St. reasonable 371 1 bedroom George Equestrian Center, 651 6755. apartment or stu¬ sublet $200 maximum. Excel¬ term only. Fairly close to 4635 E. Grand River, East Lansing. flat, BLACK, & CIRCULAR, Center, 651-6755. C-19-5-31 (4) C_22-5-31 (3) dio in country. Pets allowed. lent references. 547-3214. campus Call Gail. 332-0276 332-0112. C-22-5-31 (5) upstairs, 541 E. Grand River. C 19-5-31 (4) Professional woman 394 EXPERIENCED IBM typing, 3-5-14 (3) or Eileen 337 2946 Open 11a.m. 351 0838. SKYDIVING 6939 after 5:30 p.m. EVERY week dissertations. (Pica persis Z 6-5-17 (4) DID YOU know that... THE STEREO SHOPPE is the t22>31£6)_ I Mailt mms |@ end and late afternoon. First jump instruction every Satur¬ FAY ANN 489-0358. C-22-5-31 Elite) tently. 8-5-18 (6) GUITARIST-BASSIST vo¬ calist. Seeks weekend musi¬ place to buy your stereo equipment C-22-5-31 (4) SEWING MACHINES free arm machines - new from ATLANTIC skirted, set 1970, up, two 12x60, bed day and Sunday starting at 10 a.m. and weekdays J3£ LOW RATES - Term papers, USED APPLIANCES. Must work well. Also used furni¬ cal group. Dan, nights. 2459 Z 3 5 1J j3l 349 | RounifTown ||~tl $99.50 Guaranteed used ma¬ rooms, water conditioner, by ap¬ pointment. Free skydiving resumes. Fast expert typing. ture. 675 7432 8-5-16131 LANSING CIVIC Players pre¬ SQUINTING CAUSES wrin- chines from $39.50. All makes new roof. Available August FEMALE ROOMMATE to 15 $4700. 655 3534 after 5:30 programs for groups, MSU Day and evening. Call "G" share 2 bedroom apartment sents "Everybody Loves klesl Help prevent with pre¬ repaired. EDWARDS DIS¬ TYPING. 321-4771. Sport Parachute Club and STUDENT WITH a strong Opal," May 11-12, 18-19. For scription ground sunglasses. TRIBUTING COMPANY, or before 10. 8-5-16 (6) C-22-5-31 (4) Starting June 15. 882 3392 Charlotte Paracenter. 372- background in Humanities ticket reservations call, 484- Optical Discount. 2617 E. 1115 N. Washington. 489 evenings. 3-5-11 (4) 9127 543-6731 and Social Science needed to 9115 or 484-9191. B-2-5-11 (5) Michigan, Lansing, 372-7409. C-5-5-11 (6) 6448 ^22-5-31 (7) INSTANT CASH! We're pay¬ | Lost & Found |[^] C-22-5-31 (10) PROFESSIONAL EDITING of theses, term papers, 371-387C tutor a term. dyslexic student fall Contact office Physical¬ NEED APARTMENT or FOUND BLACK Lab near A house for 2 or 4 people I Male) Take advantage of our LOW- after 6 p.m. 8-5-11 (3) GOLF CLUBS. Haig-ultra ing $1-$2, got albums in good shape. WAZOO RECORDS, kers. Approximately 2 years old. Please call 353 3303 j Rummage Sale |[^| THESTST DISSERTATIONS, ly Handicapped. 353 9642 5-5-15 (7) for fall term only. 337 9607 5-5-10(3) LOW rates. Call ad today! us with your dyne II irons, 2 - P. W. $100. 223 Abbott. 337-0947. 353-2682. E-5-5-11 13) S-5-5-10(4) YARD SALE extravaganza, typing, copies, binding. Call C-22-5-31 (4) quality antique and con¬ ■G2:2?7?i)£?2_5-31J3) TENNIS RACQUET, Davis Classic II, Gut, cover, excel¬ MERLE NORMAN METICS, Going out of busi¬ COS¬ LOST - SMALL white shaggy poodle with black spots May temporary clothing plus col- lectables. Saturday and Sun¬ EXPERT TYPING. Term pa¬ WHEN THAT lent. 4 5/8 grip, $40,394-2973. 4. in East Lansing. Reward. day, May 12 and 13 10-6 p.m. pers, letters, RESUMES, £5-5-14J3) ness sale! everything 10-50% in off the studio, on 332 6099 Z 3 5-10 i4' Spartan Village, }. Harrison 3-5-11 16) Near Gables. 337-0206. C-22-5-31J3) GREAT GERMAN BEAUTIFUL WEDDING while supplies last. Closing I Peanuts Persona?! fill FLOWERS by Rosewood of Dansville. Lowest cost - full May 26. 321 5543 C 18-5-25 (6) CATHY FROM Case and E EAST LANSING - May 12. 10 4,905 Virginia, no presales EDITING SERVICE papers, theses, rewrites. 332-6446 af¬ CAR NEEDS Detroit, lunch Friday, 1.00 ter 5 p.m. Z 10-5-18 (3) seryice. 623;6545. 6-EM5 (4) old dresser, lawn sweeper, SERTA QUEEN size bed, 6 KLH-103 way Speakers Three- Brand new. $150 each p.m. Olgas Basil from Snyder St. Z 2-5-11 (3) tricycle, jumping horse, child and adult clothes, etc. UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS PARTS AND months old, best offer. Kevin 353-7676. 6-5-10 (3) COMPLETE DISSERTATION Drapes, $60. 337-8128. 3-500(3) MODERN AND Vintage gent | Personal [ [/] 1-5-11 (6) AND RESUME SERVICE typesetting, IBM typing, off¬ SERVICE PLANT vegetables, SALE. Flowers, reasonable ly used clothing for men and women. New arrivals daily WORKING LADY would like to meet gentleman for com¬ 1 Service ~~] |^] set printing and binding. For estimate stop in at 2843 E. We carry a full line of VW Porsche and Audi Parts and we are the SOMEBODY ELSE'S SINGING TELEGRAMS are Grand River or phone 332 closest supplier to campus. prices. Friday May 11 8-8 panionship, if both are agree¬ 8414. C-22 5-31 (8) p.m. MSU Credit Union, low¬ CLOSET, upstairs 541 E. back Perfect Mothers Day able. Between age 45 and 55 Grand River, open 6 days. er level. East Lansing Zonta Write P 0 Box 23004 Lan gift. Over the phone or in TYPING. FREE pick-up anc Club. Noon-6 pm. We buy and sell. person MUSICGRAM 484 3-5O0J6) PRERECORDED 8-track tape 3?L1£26. C-2WM1J8) sing, Ml, 48909. Include name and phone. Z-6-5-15 i7' 2654 5-5-11 (4) delivery. Fast, experienced, low rates. 676-2009. OpMlatwday «•! AUTOMOTIVE, NEW STEREO arrivals ORJVM1 (3) close out. Overstocked in certain tapes. Must reduce Onkyo and Yamaha - used stereo ALL STUDENT must be Advertising prepaid Monday TYPING DISSERTATIONS, 235 S. HOMER INC. inventory. Great Savings receivers. Phase Linear 400 power amp. RTR Tower May 7 through end of term TAYMAR term papers, manuscripts by South of Frandor PARTI WE ALSO SERVICE while they last! Marshall 18-5-31 13) LEGAL SERVICES former college administrative Music. Fran dor. C-1-5-10 (6) speakers. Much Much More1 PH 332-5025 HOURS M-F 8-5" SAT-9-3 Paul Martin J.D. Director secretary 332-2616. VW, PORSCHE AND AUDI CARS Lightning fast electronic re¬ Recreation 3-5-11 141 BLACK DIRT - Sod farm soil. pair service. WILCOX TRAD¬ m AFFORDABLE Approximately 514 yards de¬ ING POST, 509 E Michigan ***** COUPON SAVINGS ******* livered locally, $45. 1 dozen free glad bulbs. Also sand, 485-4391 C-2-5-31(91 ATTENTION forming - WE are now spring & summer LEGAL SERVICES Initial Consultation: FREE EDITING - CORRECTING, organizing, rewriting and put- £3 ing manuscript into correct gravel and filter available 641-6733 or 641-6034. PRO-LINE GOLF clubs 1-4 woods, 2-9 plus PW irons leagues at PRO BOWL EAST We also have "Learn- to-Bowl" classes: leagues run DUll Is' offense $150 COURT COSTS ADOlTIONAl * formal. 337-2306. 8-5-18 14) NEED MONEY? ORJ5-^31 £7) $100. 332 5130 evenings 8-10 weeks X 14-5-18 (5) PERSONAL INJURY CASES: NEW PLASMA DONORS ONLY E-5-5-10(41 COLUMBIA, TEN speed bike, NO FEE UNLESS YOU WIN like new. CARDS Instructions CENTER WILL PAY Asking $100. 332- - CANDLES - ENTERTAINMENT FOR OTHER FEES 694-1351 7634. Z-5-5-16J3£ Colognes. Gulliver's State HORSE RIDING LESSONS IMMEDIATE CASH Drugs 1V2 blocks east of FOUR TICKETS to Europe. Bogue on Grand River. HAVI A THIVIA NIOMT' Beginners through advanced. FOR YOUR TIME $319.00 a piece. Detroit to 3-5-11 14) Call St. George Equestrian London. July 13th departure; return date flexible. Can sell BASE 901 series III speaker 351 4055 or 349-0292 Center. 651-6755. EARN $20 PER WEEK in 2 sets. 485-8702 after 5 systems with base and equal¬ WVIC 487-5986 5 5 VI (3) CJ9-5-3J (5) p.m. or anytime weekends. izer Excellent condition. Call ST GEORGEEQUESTRIAN Your friends and HOW?...just come In and relax in our reclining chairs and listen to your 5-5-111 (7) Rod at 337-1135. Z-3-11 (4) BLUEGRASS EXTENSION neighbors favorite music while CENTER SERVICE plays use Classified when they donating lifegiving Plasma. NEW AND used Dedicated to the Classical Art weddings, have something to We will pay you $9.00 for your first plasma donation and $11.00 for your guitars, ban¬ parties 337-0178 or 372-3727 sell. jos, mandolins, mers and kits, etc. Dulci¬ recorders, I Animals |pSl *400 of Horsemanship acres 'Indoor riding C-23-5-31 (3) They'll tell you how well it worked for them! second donation within the some week...PLUS we will exam and over $60 worth of free lab tests. give you o Free physical COLLIE PUPPY AKC thousands of hard to find hall. *112 permanent box - albums and books. Discount prices. Expert repairs-free es¬ shots, wormed, eye-checked $150. or offer 485-6828 stalls "Outdoor cross country courses. 'Qualified instruc¬ Typing Service [CT | Transportatiw IF YOU MING THIS AO WITH YOU. YOU Will RECEIVE AN DONATION. COME TO: ADOlTIONAl $2.00 AFTER YOUR lit 5-5-15 (31 timates. ELDERLY INSTRU¬ tors. 'Year round programs COPYGRAPH MENTS. 541 E. Grand River, SERVICE AMERICAN PLASMA DONOR CENTER Boarding and Sales 'Possi¬ completed dissertations and RIDE NEEDED, Rochester A national 332-4331. C-22-5-31 (9) FRIENDS FARM horse ble college credits can be resume service Corner MAC NY or anywhere near. Thurs¬ organization dedicated to the extension ot lives to others. _ boarding. $50 month. Pas obtained 9101 Parker Road, and Grand 2827 E.GRAND RIVER • EAST LANSING NEW STEEL belted radials. River, 8:30 a.m. - day, May 17 after 3 p.m. ture with shelter. Stalls avail¬ Laingsbura. Michigan. 517- 5:30 p.m. Monday-Friday, 10 Round trip or one way. Share Hours: Tues., Wed. 9 a.m.-7 p.m.; Fri., Sat. 8 a.m. to 5 Size ER78-14. 4 for $100. Call able. Contact Jan Hall 676- p.m. 651-6755 or 651-6336 a.m. 5 p.m. Saturday. 337 expenses 351-6822 CVDIDCC II IMC 1 IQ7Q 355-0784 Z E-5-5-15 (3) 1278. Z-16-8-29 (4) OR-21-5-31 114) 1666. C-22-5-31 (7) S-5-6-16 (5) ANNUAL TENT SALE! MAY 10.11.12 MR. B's WE AR HOUSE UNDER THE TENT IN THE STORE Cut-Offs only $2.00 Mens Dress Slacks only $12.50 Shirts for Men (»*«) only $5.00 Denim & Casual Slacks (men's & women's) only $11.00 Ladies Blouses & Tops only $5.00 Men's Short & Long Jeans, Casual & Dress Sleeved Shirts (casual & dress) $7.50 Slacks for men only $6.50 Select Women's Tops Blazers (women's) $9.50 (others as marked) $7.50 Levis (limited stock) only $10.00 Dresses only $12.50 ALL SALES FINAL! 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Communication53. 30 Press agent BEETLE BAILEY HUMP" lH SPONSORED BY: by Mort Walker uailk• jS >■<: a 403 E.GRAND RIVER IT BREAKS V YEAH, EVERY TABOO THAT5 WHAT THAT EX 1STS!i WORRIES v ME >\\ 47. Loop and knot \ 3 Michigon Stote News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday. May 10, 1979 MIDNITE MADNESS HIFI SALE THURSDAY, MAY 10,1979 NOON TO MIDNITE SYSTEMS *Cerwin Vega H12 TAPE DECKS ERC 1405 receiver (each) .$125 Marantz 1810 $129 Studio Design 16 speakers Kenwood LSK 200 *Teac A650 $299 BSR 2260 turntable $169 (each) .$ 75 BI-CT-1 $188 JBL 4311 (each) .$249 RECEIVERS TDC 4 (each) .$109 CARTRIDGES Pioneer 450 $ 99 Audio Technica90E $ 19 Technics SA80 $ 99 TURNTABLES *Harmon Kardon 330C. .$159 Empire 3000 T $ 29 Kenwood 4000R $109 Technics SL220 Free Numark Headphones Nikko 615 $189 (cartridge extra) $ 89 with any system purchase. Kenwood 4070 $229 Sanyo 636 Special deals on demos! (cartridge extra) $ 69 SPEAKERS Philips 406 * Limited quantities, four per EPI100V (each). .$ 65 (cartridge extra) $109 store. tech hifi Quality components at the right price. VISA' 619 East Grand River Ave., East Lansing 337-9710 I