Monday News the skies are indeed cloudy, mperatures in the 60s; but if VOLUME 73 NUMBER 86 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING MICHIGAN 48824 MAY 21, 1979 Iran requests U.S. delay sending By THOMAS KENT Khomeini, architect of the Islamic uprising, envoy toppled by the revolution in February. Associated Press Writer issued a scathing response to the recent The Pars announcement was a new blow TEHRAN, Iran — Iran has asked the U.S. criticism of his regime, calling the U.S. United States to delay sending its new to already shaky relations between the government an "injured snake" and saying United States and Iran's Islamic revolu ambassador to Tehran, declaring a Senate President Carter was incapable of dealing resolution condemning executions by Is¬ tionary regime. with "matters such as humanity," Iran state President Carter announced lamic firing squads represented a "clear on April 24 radio reported. that he planned to send Cutler, a former interference" in Iranian affairs, the official Referring to the Senate resolutions ambassador to Zaire, to take over the Pars news agency reported Sunday night. sponsored by Sen. Jacob Javits, R-N.Y.. Tehran embassy. Cutler was to replace "The Iranian Foreign Ministry has asked which warned that the continued execu¬ William H. Sullivan who left Iran April 4 for the new U.S. Ambassador (Walter L.) tions endangered U.S.-Iranian relations, what were officially described as "consulta Cutler to Iran to postpone his trip to Iran Khomeini said: tions." Sullivan had a close working until such time as the political atmosphere "Well, we hope to God that they are between Iran and the United States is relationship with the deposed shah. endangered. What do we want to do with The news agency announcement said: "A cleared," the Pars announcement said. the United States?" continuation of such hostile acts of U.S. In Washington, State Department The resolution, adopted last Thursday, officials would make the Iranian govern Spokesperson Mary Ann Bader said there proclaimed U.S. abhorrence to the execu ment... revise its relations with the United would be no immediate comment on the tions. At least 213 persons have died before States and limit them." Iranian request. Islamic firing squads since the government Khomeini had told Shiite Islamic tribes- Earlier Sunday, Ayatollah Ruhollah of Shah Mohommad Rezi Pahlavi was members visiting his headquarters in the holy city of Qum that U.S. condemnation of his government and its execution policies was predictable "because no one has lost Deborah J. Borir Football. basketball and tunc ... baseball. MSI \s lh*i Ten liattrick 'Friendly skies' await and suffered as much as the United States because of the victory of the Iranian revolution." Khomeini was careful to differentiate in Pitcher Mark Sutherland is hugged by Randy Hop (151, MSI s second baseman, as the school won its first base¬ ball title in Big Ten since 1971, 8-5. over University of Michigan. MSI' has won football, basketball and baseball machinists' ratification his remarks between the U.S. government and the American people. "Although the American government has Big Ten crowns in the past six months. The last time a Big Ten school won the conference's "triple CHICAGO (API — United Airlines, the week. "We're shooting for Wednesday, but condemned us, we have to see what the crow n" was in 1951. nation's American people have to say about it largest air carrier, could resume some of the voting will probably spill over because the U.S. government is like an some flights by Memorial Day if striking into Thursday." machinists ratify a new tentative contract, injured snake at the moment because of our Louis Schroeder, president of the Burlin- an airlines spokesperson said Sunday. victory. But people are not like that." The tentative settlement announced Sa¬ game, Calif -based Local 141, said earlier The revolutionary leader responded in that the voting would "cover two days in the turday in Denver could end the airline's especially harsh tones to the sponsor of the FIRMS MAY HAVE BRIBED UNION longest strike, which began March 31 when latter part of the w-eek, but I'm not sure when we will have the results." Senate resolution. Sen. Jacob K. Javits. the machinists union walked out after R-N.Y. The 79year-old Khomeini said rejecting a negotiated contract in a dispute , RJ W' Tho™s' assistant ,d1isturic'/eneral Javits » en capable of thinking mainlv mainly over monetary issues over monetarv is chairperson ol the union, said the 36-month beyond materials ic matters and in his contract would be retroactive to last Nov. 1 •iew there is nothing else in the world but Japanese payoffs alleged Marc Michaelson, Midwest manager of Both the union and United said the contract materialistic matters public relations for the Chicago-based D",|" lne UI percent increase in pay over The Iranian leader did not limit his verba! carrier, said that if the 18,600-member union c s or a three years, which would increase the attacks to the United States, saving it was ratifies the proposal at the end of this week, limited flights could resume by next average mechanic's hourly wage from $10 to natural "that the governments and t he $13 by July 1981. assemblies of the I nited States, the Soviet CHICAGO (UPIi — A federal grand jury is investigating hijacking problems disappeared. Monday, with a full schedule starting a week Both sides also said the pact calls for to 10 days later. Union and Great Britain would come out allegations that top U S. executives of Japan's largest consumer The U.S. attorney's Organized Crime and Racketeering Unit in cost-of-living increases, higher premium electric companies made payoffs to a Teamsters local to ensure New York is conducting the union and corporate investigation, Industry observers have said United is condemning us, because since superj vers pay and pensions, and a paid half-hour lunch are not concerned about our w elfare, they labor peace, the Chicago Tribune reported Sunday. which was initiated at the request of the Labor Department, the losing between $1 million and $1.5 million a in the 8-hour workday. cannot be grateful for our revolution." The payoffs, in cash and gifts of expensive electronic equipment, Tribune said. day because of the strike, making it the most costly in airline history. allegedly were made by four Japanese companies — Sony Under the Taft-Hartley Act and the Organized Crime Control Michaelson. however, refused to com¬ Corporation of America, Matshushita Electric Corporation of Act of 1970, it is illegal for union officials to take bribes or for ment on the loss figure, saying, "We have Firm gets America, Panasonic, Hitachi Sales Corp. and Toshiba America, corporations to offer them. not estimated anything about that." Inc., the newspaper said in a copyrighted article. The corporate payoffs allegedly went to the International The Tribune quoted Harvey Schein, former president of Sony Corporation of American and currently vice president of Warner Communications, as saying he was aware of the investigation and The strike has put 28,000 union and non-union employees out of work and reduced hours and otherwise affected the samples Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 805, which represents 2,200 truck remaining 26,000 workers. drivers and warehouse workers in New York City. Washington sources gave the Tribune a copy of a confidential the alleged payoffs. "It was done openly and for many years before I came here," At O'Hare International Airport, where United normally operates 400 flights a day, from dump site wells 35-page report prepared by the Labor Mangement Services said Schein, whose name is listed in the report as one of the figures competing airlines have taken up the slack, Administration, the in the investigation. but customer lines have been long and the Hydrogeoiogical samples were obtained Friday from three observation wells inst ailed at enforcement arm of the U.S. Labor large ticket counter area of United has been the Jolly-Hagadorn Roads chemical site, a geologist at the Department of Natural Department, which detailed a federal investigation into the The union investigation centers on Local 805's two top officers — virtually deserted. Resources said. alleged payoffs. President Abraham Gordon and Secretary-Treasurer Murray Michaelson added that employees will not Bob Hayes, a geologist in the DNR's water quality division, said samples were removed Baratz. be notified about when to report for work from all three wells in the second phase of a hydrogeoiogical survey of the area. The report said the four Japanese companies issued roughly $300,000 in payments, including $200,000 in checks, to Local 805 until the International Association of Ma¬ Hayes said Keck Consulting Service Inc. a testing firm contracted by MSU. obtained the "There's been no payoffs and that's no bull —the Tribune chinists and Aerospace Workers acts on the well samples. from 1964 to the present. Panasonic was listed as the biggest quoted Gordon as saying. However, Gordon then refused to talk latest proposal. The rank-and-file machin¬ "The University will analyze them," Hayes said, adding the DNR expects test results in • dispenser of cash and equipment — roughly $150,000 between 1971 about the investigation. Baratz was unavailable for comment. ists already have rejected two proposed June or July. and 1976, with nearly $100,000 of that in cash, the newspaper said. settlements negotiated before the 51-day- Hayes said the DNR also took samples from one of the wells. He «aid results m DNR The Tribune said the two men reportedly demanded and old strike. tests would not be available for "at least two weeks " The report also indicates some Japanese firms pressured received substantial amounts of merchandise were — including color Bud Funkhouser, the union's assistant The tests will determine the direction of water — and chemicals suspended in the water to use Ruiac Trucking Inc. to transport goods after hijacking television sets, hi-fi speakers, videotape machines and cameras — general chairperson, said Sunday that union — seeping through the soil. problems, the newspaper said After switching to Rujac, their from the Japanese electronic firms. leaders were trying to arrange a vote this University water quality tests will be by Warren Malchmann, director of trie Office of Radiological, Chemical and Biological Safety. Malchmann could not be reached for comment. tiASKRVPTCY F()LLOWSCQRPORAT10\ Hayes said he believed MSU was making progress on the DNR directives received by MSU President Edgar L. Harden one month ago, "The (dumping: area is fenced off and does have a roof," he said. Jack Bails, a DNR representative in charge of the MS:' investigation. al«" praised University efforts to satisfy DNR directives. Vacation hoax spreads in state "MSU has responded much quicker than most industries do.' Rails said apparently been studying the problem for some time because they had a backlog of information for us." They've Bails said an area which could cause concern would be a DNR order to excavate the area By JAMES KATES The chambers of commerce in Las Vegas, Reno and appeal." he said. "It's not likely that we'll put them out of State News Staff Writer based on the results of tests. Orlando disavow any connection with Columbia Research business right away, although that's what we're asking At first "It might take the University a while to get the operation going," he added. glance, it might appear to be a dream come Corp., and advise tourists to beware of "vacation for." true, certificate" schemes. The FTC may order restitution if the company is found A colorful letter with a bold red headline proclaims that to have viable assets, Weaver said. "People get all excited and come out here to find they the recipient is entitled to three days of free lodging, food don't have a motel room," a spokesperson for the Reno Columbia Research Corp. could not be reached for and gambling money in Las Vegas, a similar deal in Reno, Chamber of Commerce said. "I dont know how that or a fun filled vacation in Florida, comment — the telephone was either busy or would ring only minutes away from would promote the area. People just get mad and they Walt Disney World. Is it an answer to a work weary don't come back." once, be picked up, and disconnected. person's prayers? The hoax is the work of financier Raymond D. Despite warnings to consumers, Weaver said, the FTC Don't bet or, it. and the Better Business Bureau are still receiving Anderson, an ex-door-to-door vacuum cleaner salesper hundreds of angry letters from those who have lost their Although a snappy letterhead might make Columbia son whose last venture — Market Development Corp. in Research Corp., 3762 W. Devon Ave., Chicago, look like a Cincinatti — involved selling sewing machines along with legitimate market research organization, the company is the vacation deal. Paul Kraus, a South Haven, Mich, resident, was one actually one in aperies that have successively declared When Anderson fled Ohio in 1974, a spokesperson for who complained. In September, he and his wife sent bankruptcy around the Midwest, leaving behind a trail of the Better Business Bureau in Detroit said, he left behind $18.95 to the company to cover "computer processing" of hundreds of thousands of angry creditors. 99,000 creditors — one of the largest bankruptcy cases in a three-day vacation in the Florida Keys but never A Better Business Bureau spokesperson could not the state's received a reply. history. estimate how many letters have been sent out across The couple's letters to the company went unanswered Despite legal action against him — suits have been filed Michigan, but said the volume of inquiries about the in more than a dozen states, including Michigan, and the and a call to the firm was answered by a tape-recorded company — 2,000 to date in Chicago and 100 per month in Federal Trade Commission may soon issue a cease and message saying those with inquiries should call another Detroit — indicate the mailings are widespread. desist order — Anderson continues to mail. number. That number was never answered, Kraus said. The company's scheme — charging $18.95 for And, because he can continue to mail even as he When a letter from Kraus was published in the Action "computer processing" of reservations for a free vacation appeals court orders to shut down, he could be in business Line column of the Chicago Tribune, he got his only is no different from its past swindles, according to the for a long time to come, said Robert Weaver, an attorney from the company — a postcard saying they — response Chicago Better Business Bureau. with the FTC in Cleveland. were sorry his reservation could not be confirmed and a In many cases, people sending in the fee have never A judgment on the firm is due from an FTC small box containing "free sample" size bottles of aspirin heard from the company again. Others have driven or administrative law judge June 7, Weaver said. All and mouthwash. flown to their vacation spot — transportation is not branches of the Better Business Bureau have been "It's absolutely fraud," Kraus said. "I would think there included in the deal — to find that the benefits involve instructed to forward complaints to the FTC.as possible would be something in the law where they could go and A total of 20,000 people converged outside the MSI Auditorium near nothing more than a few books of promotional coupons evidence toward the issuance of the nationwide put a padlock on that place." the Red Cedar River Saturday for RHA's annual Outdoor Spring from the local chamber of commerce. cease and desist order. Kraus said he has contacted the Attorney General's Concert. Although the rain prohibited the Sea Level band from per¬ The reason for the giveaway, the letter asserts, is to The firm will probably take the case to the U. S. Court Office in Illinois and Michigan. forming, Prvsmatiz and Tony Brown and the Roots Band entertained promote the vacation centers by wordof mouth advertis of Appeals, Weaver said. "I thought the government was pretty strict about how the audience until 4:30 p.m. ing. "It's typical that a court order is stayed during an the mail was used," he said. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing. Michigan Monday May 21, 1979 FBI governing charter readied State News WASHINGTON (API A According to published re conduct of investigations. It and fin Bell and the director of the first governing charter for the ports, the charter would: Wire Digest new would specifically require the •forbid undercover infor Federal Bureau of Investigtion. FBI, spelling out what it can •impose extensive restric FRI to observe constitutional mants from planning or tions on the bureau's taking William Webster, have said and cannot do, will be sent to employ rights and it would establish part in crimes of violence. They they favor a charter establish Congress for approval within "a ment of controversial investiga safeguards against unchecked would be allowed only to matter of days," a spokesper live parti ing broad operating policies for techniques such as use of harassment; cipate in minor crimes if it }iad the FBI. son said Sunday. informers, undercover agents, •expand the bureau's access been approved as necessary to Adamson added. "I think it's Justice Department spokes hidden cameras and wiretaps: to certain confidential tele make a larger prosecution or to going to be very helpful to have person Terrence Adamson said •specify the duties and pow phone, insurance, credit and prevent injury or death to clear a draft of the charter was 98 ers of the bureau, financial records without the specifics of authority." setting Focus'World percent completed, with only standards for the initiation and use of a grand jury subpoena; others. Both Attorney General Grif¬ minor points still under discus sion with the White House and the Office of Management and Election nears with Trudeau, Clark deadlocked Rudget. Adamson declined to elaborate charter. on what was in the Thatcher's policy irks laborites j TORONTO (AP) — Progressive Con- one-fourth of the seats in the Commons. The FBI's current statutory LONDON (API — Margaret Thatcher's Conservative govern | servative standard-bearer Joe Clark says When Trudeau 59. dissolved the in the Conservative Party's promised moves away from socialism. authority consists of a single ment is little more than two weeks old, and j polls show he has a "real possibility' of 264-seat House of Commons March 26 already British police Opposition leader James Callaghan, whose Labor Party was 1 forming a majority government that paragraph of federal law. officers and soldiers are richer and labor leaders angrier as the Conservatives held two seats from defeated soundly, had a crisper summary of the Thatcher Adamson said the work of national policy takes an expected swing to the right. t would unseat Prime Minister Pierre Elliot Quebec while the Liberals had 12 program. He called it a policy of "What's in it for me?" drafting a charter began more The nation's first female prime minister scarcely drew a breath e Trudeau after 11 years and end 16 years western Canadian constituencies. Over¬ Government bodies that monitor private enterprise did not fare than two years ago as an before she began shoving her business-oriented legislative well in the first two weeks of the Conservative ! of liberal Party domination. all the Liberals held 133 seats and the outgrowth of allegations that package at the 635 member House of Commons, where her government. A commission before which firms had to justify price increases on a The latest Conservatives 97. the FRI had abused its authori Conservatives won a 43-seat majority in the May 3 general Gallup poll, published wide range of consumer goods was abolished. The powers of the Since then the Liberal ranking in the tv in such areas as counterintel elections. Friday showed Trudeau s liberals and National Enterprise Board, which controls many national business polls has declined steadily. ligence operations. In addition, The country's 316.000 service personnel and 127,000 Clark's Conservatives deadlocked na¬ police ventures, were curtailed and much state control will be sold back If neither major party wins he said, the agency, along with officers got raises of up to 20 percent, not due until autumn. She tionwide at 37.5 percent with national the 142 to private companies. seats needed for others, was caught up in the also took preliminary action to outlaw "secondary picketing" of elections approaching Tuesday. a majority in the The stock market, which hit a record high as the business orien Watergate scandal. firms not directly involved in strikes. Labor leaders responded ted party looked set for victory before the elections, has expanded 282-member Commons the Clark "A movement of concern had angrily to the anti-strike steps, although the action was seen as s optimism lies in the fact that 43-year-old Ed Broadbent s New Demo¬ plummeted to its lowest levels in three months. coalesced over the last 20 more moderate than had been nearly half the votes for individual crats would hold the key to power and expected. Analysts say the drop is due to profit taking and buyers holding years," Adamson said, although "The path we now follow is the path the people have chosen," Liberal back to see which nationalized businesses the Tories will sell off. parliamentary candidates are likely would throw their support behind there is now no real concern Thatcher declared as Parliament opened an 18-month session forecast to come from solidly Liberol The prime minister hopes to implement much of her hefty initial Trudeau and the Liberals in exchange for that the FBI is not doing "a Tuesday. The 53-year old prime minister's plans, delivered in a legislative package by the end of the year, particularly bills with Quebec Province which elects fewer than government policy concessions. super job." speech by Queen Elizabeth II, did not back down on a single issue personal impact on the lives of millions of Britons. Focus-Nation WASHINGTON (AP) - The Carter administration's such things as strip mining and toxic chemicals, threaten to tion to shift the GAO's report war on federal paperwork, clearing responsibilities to the eat deeply into the gains made OMB. a move likely to provoke after winning an estimated 14 so far. Fall opposition from members of college costs to jump 9 percent percent reduction in red tape, faces a counterattack from the Part of the Carter problem, which Congress who traditionally hopes to remedy guard their prerogatives. bureaucracy and Congress. through legislation, is that the NEW YORK A soon-to-be released re¬ Another problem is that (AP) — The cost of going to study said the expense budget for president has authority over federal anti-fraud investi college will jump 9 percent this foil — to an average $5 500 at S3,200 private schools and 1979-80 will top $9 000. Expenses at public four-year colleges War on federal port by the Office of Manage ment that and Budget estimates by last December the only a part of the total paperwork burden. gators, trying to on such clamp down things as food stamp at public schools a new report will average S3 258 the next school Carter's OMB has authority swindles, year government required an an¬ are attempting to says 8.5 percent more than last to veto new forms issued by year the study nual total of 800 million hours set up better "paper trails" The study, released Sunday, showed that a student who attends a private by the College Scholarship Service of the College Board said. Annual expenses at a red tape faces of work by the public filling out federally required forms. line agencies, but forms issued by such independent regula- that would help auditors track down the crooks. few four-year public institutions will That is a 14 percent reduc¬ tory bodies as the Federal four-year college and lives on campus top Communications Commission Thus, the price for con $4 400. tion since January 1977, the will have to spend an average of $5 526 in are cleared by an arm of trolling the theft of taxpayer's month Carter took office. the coming academic year — equal to about one-third of the median family These rising costs should not discour¬ age students about attending college since financial aid is available new counterattack came But most of the progress during the early part of Congress, the General Ac¬ counting Office. money tape. often means more red income in the United States. said Joe The Environmental Protec¬ the administration. The last The paperwork controlled Paul Case director of program admin¬ three months of 1978 showed tion Agency, trying to enforce That cost is 10.6 percent more than in istration for the service. He said there by the OMB decreased by 15 new controls on toxic chemi¬ 1978-79 and would result in four years of will be SI 2.3 billion available from only a 1 percent reduction. percent. The paperwork con¬ public And trolled by Congress' arm actu cals, is readying new forms on new forms being higher education costing more than and private sources to help students in which chemical companies will readied by the government, ally rose 9 percent, according $22 000 At a few private schools the 1979-80. have to report new substances mostly in response to regula¬ to the report. tions passed by Congress on that they intend to manufac Carter plans to seek legisla¬ Former aide to testify in Talmadge trial WASHINGTON (AP — Daniel Minchew his family placed under federal is expected to testify publicly for the first time this week that he diverted campaign tion last week after it received two calls saying Minchew s 2-year-old protec¬ phone daugh¬ Today is the first day contributions and padded Senate ex¬ pense accounts for his old boss Sen. ter would be killed if the former aide testified against Talmadge. of the rest of your life. Herman Talmadge. Minchew is the committee s chief Security is expected to be tight when witness in its Give blood, Minchew who was Talmadge s top aide investigation of five alle¬ gations of financial misconduct against for three years, takes the witness stand Talmadge. The case against the Georgia before the Senate Ethics Committee. Democrat depends on whether the aide is The committee ordered M.nchew and believed. Texas so it can be the first day senators hide to delay legislation of somebody else's, too. AUSTIN Texas (AP) State police favor former Texas Gov. John Connolly. thought they had nabbed one of the The boycott was aimed at stopping a Killer Bees 12 fugitive members of presidential primary bill introduced by the Texas Senate on Sunday. But he Sen. Jock Ogg, D-Houston, and West Circle Blood Drive Red Cross — sup¬ turned out to be the lawmaker s brother, ported by Lt. Gov Bill Hobby Critics Thursday, May 24 •F and the errant dozen remained in claim it would give Connolly who was a hiding, Williams Dining Hall continuing to disrupt the Legislature in a showdown over a primary election bill. Democrat when he was Texas an governor of edge in his bid for the lpm-6:45pm call Debbie 355-7403 is counting Despite the absence of the 12, the Republican presidential nomination. Senate convened Sunday, although it The bill would set up a presidential on you. must have 21 senators — two-thirds of primary next March separate from the the total 31 — for a quorum to conduct general party primaries in May. Critics business The Killer Bees went' into say that would allow Democrats to cross hiding Friday to block what they said Sportsmeisiter Spring 1 was over and vote in the Republican primary likely passage of a bill to set up a 1980 in March, and then vote for Democratic presidential primary they believe would candidates in May. 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By SUSAN T0MP0R Vivian Najjar, a member of the facilities study State News Staff Writer group and a Housing and Community The study group has also recommended that the Development commissioner, said the provision for an open play area is not as cooperation of Ingham County be Cherry Lane parents say their area will not benefit from the proposed human service sought for health care services. facilities because it is too far away. uncomplicated as some may believe. Najjar told the residents attending the public hearing to write letters to the MSU "It's not just free space," she said. "Someone has to be responsible for what Cathy Jacobs, a representative from the Cherry Lane Babysitters Co-op, said the goes on Board of Trustees, the East Lansing Board of Education and the there." City Council to inform location of the facility at the Red Cedar School is too far to be practical for parents in the the officials of the needs of the Red Cedar area and Najjar said costs, which include supervision of the area and liability insurance, have University Village, Spartan Village area. and Cherry Lane. But the facilities were given an overall seal of approval by other East Lansing residents prevented the study group from providing an equal amount of service in both areas. Members of the study group have said if the three units were Wayne Walden, president of the University Apartments Residents Council, said the unwilling to cooperate, who attended the public hearing on the the human service facilities would be project feasibility report Thursday. facilities would fulfill the needs of the student community, impossible to construct. "This just won't meet our needs at all," Jacobs said. adding that the city At the hearing, chaired by the Commission on Housing and Community Development, commitment to the project could be increased. She said the mothers of the area need an open play room in the immediate area of the commissioners voted to maintain the existence of a study Walden said the $500,000 allocated in the East Lansing Block Grant group for the facilities. apartments and cannot be expected to carry infants to the Red Cedar School. Application was Commissioners agreed that the group should "include but not be limited to the current Under the proposal, the main facility will be built at the important, but was not an adequate commitment. study group." Spartan Village School, 1460 "I don't see any reason why the city couldn't provide the total," he said. Middlevale Road, with a satellite facility being built at the Red Cedar School on Sever Bradford Pryce, group manager for the East Construction costs for the facilities have been estimated by the study group to total Lansing Department of Planning, Housing Drive. and Community Development and project $1,147,000 with annual operating costs being estimated near $100,000. manager for the facilities, said the report on the facilities have been sent to the appropriate Child care will be available at both sites with health Financial cooperation from the University, East Lansing Public Schools and the city is governing bodies. care services and library facilities. Action cannot be taken until each body has offered assistance, he said. DES dispensed at U-M linked to cancer—expert One of three area res¬ idents injured in a col¬ By ANN A BROW NE level," she said, "nobody was representing Contrary to the threat and exposure to lision on Grand River State News Staff Writer DES, Cowan said most DES daughters do Avenue near Marsh The drug diethv 1stilbestrol — DES — From 1969 to 1971, Cowan was a not get cancer — but the increased risk of it Road in Okemos is was experimentally given to graduate student at U-M and an employee is present. University of aided Michigan students from 1941 to 1971 in the the hospital, the base of the DES by rescue offic¬ at "Despite the low percentage," she said, ials form of a morning-after pill, the executive experiment. She said she watched her "it seems like a 100 percent chance to Sunday after¬ director of the National Women's Health friends take the who is sick. noon. The three were pill and some became "sick someone Network in Washington D.C. said Friday. as dogs" while others became pregnant. taken to area hospi¬ "No one has taken responsibility to help Belita Cowan spoke to a small group of None of the 100 students given the drug tals where they re¬ DES families but the DES Action groups." women Friday about DES, an estrogen con¬ were aware they were participating in an ceived treatment for Cowan said, "not the medical profession or taining contraceptive not approved by the experiment. the government. But through women's facial cuts and Food and Drug Administration. "I researched it for three years," she said, bruises. efforts, other women are finding out." The drug is now known to cause a rare "then went to Washington to share my State News Kemi Gaabo form of vaginal cancer in the daughters of information." Cowan has brought her cases before these women and women who have taken In 1975 she was asked by Sen. Edward committees and hearings and has appeared DES have an increased risk of breast Kennedy to testify before the U.S. Senate on radio and television. The DES problem is cancer. subcommittee hearings on DES. only one of her many concerns. Cowan said the National Women's Health It is known 6 to 8 million American "With a strong women's constituency, Network in Washington D.C. is the nation's women were exposed to DES. which was more and more they are beginning to listen only consumer organization devoted to also prescribed to prevent miscarriage in to us," she said. women and health. pregnancy for 30 years. "Until we organized at the national About 240,000 to 480,000 Michigan mothers, sons and daughters were exposed to DES and need special medical examina tions to detect the cancerous side effects. MSU graduate's experience with disease Councils of Cowan said the morning-after pill, a form contraception, was not approved by the FDA, was linked to causing cancer and had transferred unknown long-term effects, yet it was dispensed by the Ann Arbor Health Service and U-M's hospital. prompts participation in Swim for Cancer She said it was also used as a supressant Bv CATHERINE RAFTREY mileage to and from treatments. At the opportunity to help out other cancer The transfer of minority councils from to keep women from breast feeding which State News Staff Writer time he received assistance. Holt had patients. He also wants to show he can do a Student Board to Programming Board was often caused blood clotting. David Holt feels "great" and Thursday he moved to his parents' home in Flushing. job as well as anyone, he explained. completed Thursday as the Programming "Last year, all estrogens were declared will swim in hopes that others can feel the "There are millions of people who have Board voted to accept the councils. not to be used as laxations by the FDA." same. had cancer and are now perfectly healthy," The groups are now activity departments she said. The 1974 MSU graduate may possibly be Holt said. of the Public Affairs Council of Program DES is still considered an experimental the most dedicated participant in Alpha Tau The disease brings with it "a lot of stress ming Board. The council will have a drug with the FDA, Cowan said, and they Omega Fraternity's Swim for Cancer, an and agony," he explained. "It's hard on your representative on Programming Board. have not approved it yet. event that will further the work of the Last term the councils were transferred She added in 1971, FDA sent warnings to American Cancer Society. family and friends because you are a from Student Board to Programming Two years ago. Holt found out he had constant reminder of death and illness. every physician about DES and suggested Board, contingent upon acceptance by they no longer prescribe it to pregnant cancer of the colon and since that time the "If you can hang in there and fight, you Programming Board. women. Regardless of this, some physicians changes which have taken place in his life will come out stronger," he said. The councils will still be able to present continue to use the drug and it is still in use has given him "a whole new outlook." It's a hell of a thing to go "It's a hell of a thing to go through," Holt regular reports to the Student Body. today. Following surgery, Holt began chemo¬ exclaimed. "Many more young people will therapy after learning surgeons had re¬ through. Many more young be struck with cancer in the years to come." moved as many of the damaged cells as they people will be struck with He advises people to stick to treatment could. Cancer had spread to the lymph cancer in the years to come doctors recommend and be optimistic. nodes and doctors believed chemotherpav "It's very treatable and curable when David Holt Irouble Shooter — treatments would give Holt his only chance caught early enough." of arresting the disease. Today at 5 p.m. Holt will be the guest on Holt was an administrator for The New- WILS 13 AM. Listeners will then have the Way In, a house for male ex-convicts in opportunity to call in pledges for the Lansing, when his disease was first diag¬ 200 meter swim. nosed. He was able to return to his job a few Interested MSU students and faculty months after surgery, but was forced to members who would like to participate in If you have a problem you can't solve, or a question you can't resign last July when the pressure of Thursday's swim at the IM Sports-West can iswer, write Trouble Shooter, 343 Student Services Bldg working long hours and being on call seven do so bv contacting the Alpha Tau Omega MSU, East Lansing. 48824, or call 355-8252, between 10:00 a.m. days a week, combined with out-patient fraternity, 151 Bogue St. and 1 p.m. Ask for Trouble Shooter, the State News service chemotherapy treatments became too much which guns down problems, sticks up for your rights and shoots After leaving his job, Holt began looking would not be Top student was once a drunk; for employment that so time-consuming. "I don't think people realize how hard it I worked as a mail carrier for the Inkster Post Office during winter break from Dec. 8 is," Holt said. "It was nearly impossible for to Dec. 29,1978.1 was told I would receive payment for my work within a few weeks, but me to find a job." I still don't have mv money Can you help? . D.B. English "A catastrophic disease can wipe you out financially," Holt explained. His problems were compounded when lawbreahing years behind , Social Security told Holt he should be able Your spring should be a little greener within a few days. Trouble Shooter contacted Harold Watts, supervisor at the Inkster Post Office, who apologized for the delay. It seems the check had been temporarily misplaced. Watts said there would be no to earn a living, however chemotherapy treatments required him to be absent from he begins law sehool in the fall problem iork o t of e in giving you the money, but you will have to go back to Inkster and sign the check so the as finally hired by the city of Flint as post office can deduct the amount which you had already drawn against the check. Watts a teacher. By DAVE ADAMSKI John enrolled at U-M to shorten his enlistement, but dropped said he had a difficult time contacting you because you are not currently living at the "It was really great for them to give me a Today, John is a senior at MSU, a member of the Honors College out after two months following a three-day bout of drinking. He address that you left with the office. chance," Holt said. and an outstanding student. He will begin law school this fall and drifted back to Detroit. CP Doctors believe chances are good that dreams of becoming a recognized philosopher. "I was lucky not to have gotten caught at the really bad things Holt is now completely cured. He was taken But until three years ago, because of alcoholism, John was a that I did when I was drunk," he said. "I would ride around Detroit At graduation I plan to wear a cap and gown my brother bought last year. Today. 1 off chemotherapy treatments last month, self described burglar, a drifter and a drunk. in a car with my friends and just randomly shoot at groups of found out that tickets for the rainy day exercise are only available for those who pay $12 two months before first estimated. Regretful of his past actions, but not apologetic, John tells his people. I took part in an armed robbery in Hamtramck, and quite a for a new cap and gown. My sister is coming from California for this and I want those "The doctors said I was in excellent few breaking and story as if it had happened to someone else. ————_ enterings. I never got tickets! health and there were no indications of He was a different person then, he said. arrested for the serious things, just for G.M. disease," Holt said. John (who asked that his real name not urinating in a flower pot in Ann Arbor. Civil Engineering Holt said he will not be considered cured be used) grew up in Detroit, where his "It was a schizophrenic thing," he said. until five years after complete remission, mother owned a bar. Both of his parents "Someone would tell me the next day what I You have two alternatives. First, you could make out a check to MSU to be held by had done, and I wouldn't believe it." hut added. "I feel real confident that I've drank heavily — especially his father. ■■■■■■■■■■■ Bemie McNeil, who is in charge of the cap and gown service in the Union. You would then beat it." "The cops called my father the 'King of Third Street'," he said. John and his wife had taken over a junk shop, but it was not receive two tickets for the graduation. In the event of rain, your check for $12 would be During Holt's therapy the American "He was a big mean drunk and always in trouble. He must have successful. cashed. If it doesn't rain, your check will be returned. This check should be given to Cancer Society helped him out by paying been arrested at least 60 times." "I drove it into the ground," he said. "I was always slipping out McNeil during finals week. The second alternative (in case of rain) is to have your sister John admired his father, but grew to hate him as age brought to a bar or falling asleep somewhere. You can't make any money watch the graduation on closed-circuit TV inside Munn Ice Arena at no charge. understanding. like that." CP "He beat my mother often." John said. "I would come home from His failing business and marriage caused John to attempt a I recently had to fill a six-month prescription for L'ovarl 28 birth control pills. I school to find the house in shambles. He would tell me that change in his lifestyle. He moved to East Lansing to attend MSU, usually get them filled at Muir's Pharmacy, 1399 E.Grand River Ave., where I pay $4.65 per pack. Muir's was closed land I needed them that day) sol went to Campus Drugs, 501 ASMSU sets someone had broken in, but I knew better. They divorced." finally got but his drinking continued. "Then I was arrested for drunk driving,' he said. "That is when E. Grand River Ave. instead. They charged me $6.25 for each park - a total of $37.50 for With his mother's tacit consent and liquor from her bar, John it finally hit me. The clanging sound that the jail door makes a six-month supplv. 1 think I've been cheated. Can thev charge that much? began drinking at age 11. shakes your whole insides. It made me realize they were locking L.K. Business goals tonight "By the 10th grade I had directed my life towards drinking and nothing else," he said. "1 got false identification and spent a lot of time sitting in bars, thinking. I felt alone, but I didn't really mind me up like an animal because I was acting like an animal." John has not had a drink in the three years since that incident. His doctor prescribed his Antabuse — a drug which causes the Yes, they can. Harold Davis, consumer's safety officer at the Bureau of Drugs, a The goals and objectives of the ASMSU it. 1 thought I was different superior. patient to become very ill if they drink — with the stipulation that Student Board will be discussed at a meeting Despite his increasing dependence on alcohol, John was able to department within the Food and Drug Administration, said pharmacists ran charge John also join Alcoholics Anonymous. He also stipulated that John "whatever they want" for birth control pills and any other drug. He said pharmacists at 7 tonight in 328 Student Services Bldg. earn a four year scholarship to the University of Detroit. But his be spoon fed the medicine. The committee was established by the attendance soon slipped and he dropped out. charge as much as "they think the consumer will pay" for the drugs. Other area "The doctor told me I was a liar and a drunk," he said. "He told board to draft a report on the goals and He was drafted and spent two lonely years at Ft. Knox, as his pharmacy prices: Gulliver's State Drug Store, 1105 E. Grand River, $4.85; Meijer me that I couldn't be trusted and I guess he was right." Thrifty Acres, 2055 E. Grand River, Okemos, $4.49 objectives of the board for the 15th session. drinking became progressively worse. John still takes Antabuse occasionally, when he knows he will be A committee report will be presented to "1 started having blackouts," he said. "And 1 started lying to under stress. the board at Thursday's board meeting. people. I became a very good liar." Opinion It beats coupons JAMES *. Mc-YALLY « Whether the current gasoline shortage is due to a lack of oil in the ground or oligopolistic practices by major oil companies is an issue that can be rhetorically debated forever — and probably will be. But the Learn about your automobile simple fact remains: supply is not coming even close to our gluttonous demand. Because of this, regardless of why, there comes a time to put to stop rip-offs aside the debates and try to figure out how we are going to allocate the precious amount that will be allotted to us. The V. S. House of by mechanics Representatives has come up with a proposal confronting this reality. "buyei ran into trouble here in Michigan for alleged know you're paying too much, but you The main proponent of the proposal. Rep. Toby Moffett. D-Conn.. has the can't it. I paid $5. Midas-would have been thrilled unnecessary repairs, had a 29 percent muster the evidence to prove it. ly. and the business sector has been to sell me their $75 special for vans. If I said his proposal is a less cumbersome response to President Carter's unnecessary repair rate. Car dealers tiqure Car owners must start doing as many of didn't know better. I probably would have : to out why the public thinks so ranked with 22 percent. stand-by rationing plan. We agree. Moffett's plan would make it illegal about business and the government What can consumers do? The laws are on their own repairs as possible. Auto me¬ bought it. for people to drive one day of the week. Stickers numbered one through •s" rules, regulations and standards the books in many states to chanics is not a field for an elite few. nor is it "prevent" these There are some repairs I don't trust seven would be distributed for every day of the week. If you're a four, it terprise. things from happening, and states like a duty below our status relegated to grimey myself with, and I go to a mechanic for would be against the law to drive on Wednesdays. Such a plan would be v husin can quit wondering "why Michigan license mechanics to "guarantee" high school dropouts. them. But I also make sure I know what I'm extremely less cumbersome than rationing coupons. Plus the assured adequate service. But dishonest mechanics You can buy a repair manual for far less getting before they write the bill, and ent of Transportation con can get around these laws, than the cost of replacing your spark plugs, refuse additional repairs without first phenomenon of a black market coupon market will be avoided. But the especially with t fears: automobile owners drivers who don't know their and parts are available at car dealers, gas best provision of the plan is that it is a last-resort measure that can be dipstick from inspecting the "defective" part. Under off to the tune of S3 cents a hole in the muffler. stations, department stores, and automo Michigan law, most parts must be returned selectively used on a state-by-state basis. spent for car repairs. Of The laws usually aren't worth enforcing; five supply houses. When someone else to the vehicle owner. Under the plan, the federal government would set conservation goals will say the DOT survey¬ the staffs of county prosecutors and state fixes your car. they charge for labor. I had If you have questions, ask them. If you're for every state. If a state is not able to meet its individual goal, the feds or there were honest attorneys general are hard-pressed for time parts replaced by a mechanic on my van at a mad. complain. If you're about to be expressed by honest mo¬ and money, and there are too many rip-offs cost of $52. The parts cost less than $10. ripped would come in with the seven-day plan to force the goal. And though no off (like you've bought three fuel tiving everything at once. of small amounts of money. And when a pumps federal gas conservation plan can be considered appealing, at least this Most people run out and have their since Christmas or somebody just i't broken yet. will save car driver goes to a garage, he or she doesn't sug muffler replaced when it falls off. whether it gested replace one gives a state the benefit of the doubt. Itiple trips to the garage. follow the car through the you your new Goodyears process and is still good or not. When mine fell off. I because they look worn), go somewhere and Coincidently, and fortunately, a bill has just come out of a Michigan •>, in place of an honest obtain the strict proof needed in court. You kept it. bought new clan.ps, and and try again. Senate committee that would give the governor emergency the problem, will only public; conservation powers to restrict gas sales, speed limits and assess points on individuals' drivers licenses — to name just a few powers. The OT to, bad l,',wo~„„e viewpoint: rha boycott vote one spark plug, to 62 repair governor would also have the power to declare the emergency situation. ties. Among the sen ices performed to So far Michigan has been lucky in the current have risen exhorbitantly, but we have yet to see gas crunch. Our prices mile-long lines. There the problem were the "eplacement of it- t lugs. , omplete tune ups. rewiring gnition system, installing new filters, Consider these facts, then are. however, areas in which the state could and should act to forestall -fbutlding carburetors. the gloomy future. One possibility would be to take the federal state idea down to a state county level. Like the federal government is M Mi- qion garages on show taff vote to boycott Nestle three planning to do. the state could set conservation goals for each county. Counties unable or unwilling to adhere to goals would find their share of By JACKPEDERSON the sales of infant formula in the directions on labels are meaningless. / Free V D Testing ; Altman stretching thin with A Perfect Couple G Treotment - Gynecological Services ByB1RON BAKER State News Reviewer What was it that the old New seem idea right for each other, an frequently land wittily) Their material, evidently- designed to comment on and and Nashville, his last greal economic imperatives of the picture business. I worry about Fomily Planning #|V York Times critic Boslev Crow counterpointed by Altman's in¬ clusion of a stylishly garbed supplement the narrative, is dull and monotonous. his future. uuomer^ere & < ther once wrote about the later films of D.W. Griffith . . .? twosome straight out of a cigarette ad: the American Gone from Altman's touch is the spark of electricity which of LansinG J>Am^*dCup Mor# than ju#t good lood Something like: "He was trying ideal of the "perfect couple." could transform even the most to make pot boilers, but he Nevertheless, Alex and Sheila mediocre of life performances could no longer get the pot to are attracted to each other. in Nashville into something boil." There are some nice Despite their differences — or, alive and interesting in its own things in Robert Altman's new perhaps. Altman is saying. right. The band footage in A Perfect Couple Twentieth Century-Fox: at the Meridian 8 because of their differences they begin to fall in love, to — Couple — like, curiously, the Announcing gaming sequences in Altman's Theatres), some sharp perfor mances, some perceptive in¬ form a tentative bond of their two worlds. wholly disastrous Quintet — Openings for the feels so languid and desultory, sights as to the nature of Dooley and Heflin are quite its weight literally sinks the Position of relationships and some bright pleasing as Alex and Sheila. comedy. The movie, however, Dooley iwho played Carol Bur It's hard, somehow, to knock is largely flaccid and nett's trucking magnate hus¬ pon¬ a filmmaker who always seems derous, the special intensity band in Altman's A Wedding: is to strive to break new and sense of excitement which ground very funny and effective as a and never make the same characterizes Altman's best lonely guy whose attempts to movies is here conspicuous in picture twice lone need only conquer his shyness and anxi¬ examine the work of many of its absence. ety often merely translate into Altman's American contempor¬ The narrative iby Altman obnoxiousness and terrible aries to see how rare this sort and Allan Nicholls) concerns awkwardness. Heflin is fine, if of creative courage really is). I the on again, off-again romance recessive, as an insecure waif can't but wonder whether he Paul between Alex iPaul Dooley), a Dooley and Marta Heflin as Alex and Sheila in Apply: searching for some romantic isn't stretching himself a bit a scene from Robert Altman's latest film. .4 Perfect wealthy, middle-aged Greek, commitment. The two of them, thin these and Sheila iMarta Heflin), a days. A Perfect Couple. Stale News Display Adv. Office ultimately, need each other. Couple is Altman's 15th movie young singer with a struggling They need to be in love. since 1968 ia 16th, Health, is 344 Student Services , L.A. rock band called Keepin' When A Perfect Couple con due this Christmas). His one •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••a 'em Off the Streets. Alex is part centrates on the relations big commercial success, of a tightly-knit and deeplv conservative Old World family, and Sheila lives in a big loft between Alex and Sheila, it's a fairly adequate movie. How¬ ever, Altman and co-scenarist M*A*S*H, came out in 1970. I m ARTHUR TREACHER'S I: COMMUNICATION CRISIS #5 with the spaeey drifters which - Business Manuals I THE ORIGINAL Tisf) * | Nicholls have more elaborate make up the band. notions. Some 11 songs — r"-—T—-1 They are both lonely: neither mostly written or co-written by J Spaghetti I When You Need quite fit into the spheres in Nicholls are performed in the which they live and work. They — I all vou can eat | Onlyon ! film by Keepin' em Off the each try to reach out of their Streets, making Couple a musi i «225 t worlds via registration with a local "video-dating" service tan cat in a way somewhat remini¬ scent of Altman's | Mondays!!! * Copies Nashville. actual L.A. institution, which Forman's Taking Off and I Spaghetti Tree | Ikiesday i Altman has some pointed fun .Anderson's O Lucky Man! | 220 S. Howard j withi. When they meet. Alex ■ between Michigan and Kala- . 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I decided to go out and nowhere else to go, so I come to prinit-in-Q-minit where all your copying get killed before the movie needs can be done stayed through the whole quickly and courteously in color began. So I got this physics movie. or black & white. major buddy of mine to make It was all about this 13- up this little steel ball that year-old slob kid who never You'll find prinit-in-Q-mlnit can copy your sees in infrared and whizzes tucks his shirt in. This kid lost around in the air at 50 Business Manuals, Brochures, Meeting Materials, mph. his parents a few years before So we set the ball up and it and now lives with a big Reports, Magazine or Newspaper Articles, Specs, comes at me and hits me real hard in the head with these brother he always follows Transparencies, or Thesis at a reasonable price on around. 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Into, mjtion About Other Cmttrs STORE HRS: MON-FRI 9:30- 9:00 It Major US Cities » Abroad Outside NY State PH. 337-9700 SAT 10:00-5:30 IU TOll FMI: 100-223 1712 Monday. May 21, 1979 0 Michigon State News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Green takes 17-0 intrasquad win trouble on a handoff with By ADAMTEICHF.R tensive standout. Green line¬ The very next series for the State News backer Dan Bass, an all Big Ten White team was a repeat of the tailback Derek Hughes and Con Sports Writer one before it for the Green. verse made his recovery. Four The MSU football team is first team pick last year, and renowned for its offensive White noseguard Bernard Hay Steve Smith dropped a pass plays later, with Clark at power, but in Saturday's Green were solid the entire afternoon. coming out of the backfield and quarterback, Reeves ran for his and White intrasquad game, it Cornerback Van Williams made Richard Schario was wide to the touchdown for the Green. left with a 30-yard field goal Reeves was the game's top was the defense that stood out. a spectacular interception of a The Green squad held its Stachowicz pass in the fourth attempt. runner, carrying 15 times for 64 opponents in check and shut out quarter. Vaughn, retiring at the end of yards. Until Clark came on late the White To those watching the game's the half, hit on 15 of 26 passes in the game, it appeared-that squad, 17-0. On a day of defense, nose opening drive, it looked like the for 147 yards, but failed to get Reeves was the front runner for guard Craig Converse of the contest would be a high-scoring either side into the end zone. the offensive player award. Green team was awarded the fiasco. His replacement on the White The game concluded spring game's outstanding defensive Quarterback Bert Vaughn team. Rob Stachowicz had practice for the Spartans. player. The junior from Utica marched his Green team down recovered a fumble on the the field but the drive hit a snag second play of the last half, when fullback Andy Schramm leading to the game's first score. failed to pick up the first down Tailback Bruce Reeves on a fourth and short yardage darted into the end zone from situation at the White three- the 12-yard line to give Green a yard line. 7-0 lead and all the points it That was the best scoring really needed. opportunity for either team in But backup quarterback the scoreless first half. Vaughn, Bryan Clark put 10 more points playing quarterback for both on the board for his team before sides in the first half, was the game ended. Clark con¬ victimized at least three times nected on six of seven tosses for by dropped passes. 106 yards en route to being On a third-and-10 shortly selected the game's outstanding after the second quarter began, offensive player. One of his tight end Mark Brammer let a passes went to wide receiver Vaughn pass slip through his Mike Jones for a three yard fingers and Morten Anderson w as called on to kick a field goal touchdown, the game's final score. for the Green team. His 40 yard Behind the protection of senior offensive tackle Ted Grabenhorst (751. sophomore quarterback Bert Vaughn. Converse wasn't the only de attempt was no good. MSI's replacement for the graduated Kddie Smith, unleashes a first-half pass for the (ireen team in its 17-0 intrasquad win over the White in Spartan Stadium Saturday afternoon. checks occepted Buy any 1 frank shorter sports. Medium Pizza I Crew team dedicated at Price the Regular get the I TRAINING identical Pizza TREE TIPS? By FRANCINE TAYLOR It is 5:30,a.rn. The sun hasn't Big change overs in member ship and lack of student interest club. "We worked hard all winter The women's four. 1 meaning there are only four members to I have and did well over spring break a shell I and the men's novice even begun to rise yet and every plagued the crew- team order 14 v> I one c oupon per eight took firsts in Alabama Sure! At Frank Shorter Sports small creature in its right mind throughout its history. in competition down in Ala¬ 2830 E. Grand River Instituted in mid-1950 by- bama." Kiely said. "This season while the men's eight placed is still off in dreamland. A small 2 blks. west of Frandor we not only offer the best in of Harrison I interested students and the really looks hopeful." second. splash is heard, a voice barks commands and the MSU wo¬ MSU intramural department, Harrison delivery west running gear, but we also men's crew team is off — ready the team was not active be¬ 337-1631 48S-4406 for another grueling practice "Rowing is a really together tween 1969 and 1973 because it did not have a coach and or J pride ourselves on our know¬ ledge and experienced staff. sport," Jim Kiely, crew team enough members. We train and race all president, said. "It's the type of In 1974. once again involved year Prepare for the June ailoble No check' •pted I team sport where everyone, in local and regional compete LSAT ■ SN r r round and are more than tvery movement, has to be tion, the male dominated sport Buy any LARGE perfectly coordinated.' was invaded by women at MSU Compact Class begins May 23rd happy to share it with you. Coordination, though is only a Traditionally, female partici —enroll now— •mall part of successful rowing. It is mostly dedication that makes a good team. Kiely said. pation was limited to "coxing the shells." which up means front in the boats and sitting |S, tV PRICE a of small every Dedication means making practice and rowing al shouting directions at the row¬ ers. I PIZZA! most constantly for an hour and-a half to two hours. Russell Rivet, associate di¬ rector of IM Sports, attributes I 1203 Grand River 2830 E. Grand River "Typically, a work-out con¬ the change-over in part to the EDUCATIONAL CENTER delivery east of 2 blks. west of Frandor sists of a 2.000-meter warm up. change in attitudes toward 919 E. Grand River I Harrison delivery west of Harrison a 2,500-meter run to work on women and sports, w hich began E. Lans. 48823 ph: 332-2539 337-1631 485-4406 frank shorter sports technique and stretch rowed at hard pressure a 4,000-meter in the mid-60s. many sports were Before that, considered I 217 Ann St. to build stamina," Kiely said. unladylike, he said. "You use every part of your body tc the maximum." A COLLEGE RING LASTS A 2.000-meter length is ap proximately equivalent to 22 Rowing, contrary to popular football fields. belief, is a year round sport, There are presently 16 wo¬ with spring the busiest season men and 25 men who row for for collegiate racing. Races MSU. Over half are rowing for taper off in the fall and during the first time this term. winter, and the team moves A LIFETIME.. "The women have boats go indoors and keeps in shape by- lifting weights and playing Save 011 one totl an! out in the mornings, three after noons a week, and the men row water polo. at three different times during During t'r» summer, some of . weekday afternoons, Kiely said. the "veterans" row for their One of our biggest problems local teams. Kiely. for example, currently is setting the boats so rows for the University of that the same people row Connecticut, while Detroit area together all the time." students row for the Detroit MSU hosted the Women's and the University of Mmne Regional Regatta on Saturday, sola. which included the University The Spartans took first place of Chicago, the Detroit Boat in the women's novice four. 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Select styles, stones and options that make your ring distinctively yours. Several are on sale /IRTC71RVED V COLLEGE RINGS ""L qJ'SM-'"M E Lansing. Ml. 'Or Phone 332-8660 48823 II during this promotion. Mkhigon Stole News, Eost Lonsinq. Michigan Monday May 21, 1979 9 JEFF MINAHAN MSU hitters win Big Ten title MSU By JERRY BRAl'DE State News Sports Writer withstood the brief pre game Al Dankovich, Randy Hop and title. "I could not even picture it Leach's home run, the title showers, were rewarded well Ken Robinson, to tie the score. marked Sutherland's second In clinching its first Big Ten for their support as they saw as good as it is right now." appeared to be in good hands. Kobs Field then went into Howe did recover from longest appearance of the sea last laugh title since 1971, MSU's baseball team couldn't have done it in MSU win the title in front of them, making MSU's 6-0 loss at bedlam when shortstop Rodger never Bastien's three-run blow. He But Wolcott, who received the win, hurt his shoulder in the son (three-and one thirds Bastien hit an opposite field allowed two more hits from innings), but the senior also better fashion. Ann Arbor fifth inning, and the relief corps W hat Sunday meaning home run to right field for a 5-2 Tom Schultz and Bill Schulz, was making his last regular a game!! If there were any doubts about the legitimacy of With the largest crowd ever less. began to let the lead slip away. lead. threw a wild pitch to score season appearance at Kobs an MSU Big Ten baseball championship before, they were at Kobs Field to witness the The lead was closed to 7-3 Yet, after two-and a-half "I knew Howe was going to Field. And he bowed out by- dispelled Saturday afternoon. The Wolverines threw their'best at Schultz and then walked Lopez when Mark Pomorski was hit first of a two-game Big Ten title innings of Saturday's contest, it retiring the Wolverines in four coach Danny Litwhiler's squad and got shelled as the take me to the outside since he for the second time in the Spartans showdown Saturday against ri¬ with a run in the sixth and 8-5 batters. claimed the Big Ten crown to conclude perhaps the most successful appeared Sunday's game would struck me out that way the first val University of Michigan, the have to decide the conference inning before leaving for the when Mark Sutherland was hit "I'd rather win the all around year in sports at this university, with time I was up," Bastien said. "I showers with his first Big Ten Big Ten league Spartans jumped all over famed for a pair in the seventh. champ. just tried to take it to the loss in 16 decisions. crown my senior year than any championships in football, basketball and basebail. left hander Steve Howe to win Jim Paciorek's first inning Sutherland found himself in other year," Sutherland said. "I There are many aspects of that game which can and will be the one needed game to clinch opposite field. That had to be "We were ready for him," another jam in the eighth solo homer and Rich Leach's was mad after they scored talked about for some time to come, but the one which stood out in the high point of my life." coach Dan Litwhiler said. "He 8-5. third-inning solo shot gave U-M inning as the Wolverines had those two runs off of me mv mind was the inevitable battle between the thousands of Bastien may lose the first- was due to lose. But just MSU Six thousand was the official a seemingly comfortable 2-0 put the tying run at the plate because they were cheap hits. I fans and the evil one, the nemesis of all Spartan lovers, that team All Big Ten shortstop because he had a bad day attendance for the game, but it lead since pitcher Steve Howe, with one out. But with a selection to U-M's George Fous- doesn't mean he had a bad was pissed off and just started dastardly villain Rick Leach. was estimated that Kobs Field who shut out MSU last year to "full-house" cheering him on, Leach was destined to catch it from all directions sianes, since Foussianes led the year." bearing down after that." Saturday, and was loaded with 10,000 the Spartan bullpen ace then With the Spartans winning specta¬ provide the Wolverines with conference in hitting, but the he did, as MSU fans booed and hissed for all they were worth, The Spartans finished their tors. the title, had breezed through put it all together and struck the crown, they will receive an remembering the ugly incident of a year ago when Leach spit on a The only four-year MSU varsity scoring with a run in the fourth out Foussianes and then made park was so filled that the first two innings. automatic bid to the NCAA few hecklers, causing quite an uproar in the player proved he was the inning when Robinson singled Jim Capoferi pop out. following weeks. there were fans standing-at But after Joe Lopez walked better shortstop this weekend tournament. The regional site This year it was different, and in the end in Dankovich and a run in the "That was fantastic," Suther¬ Spartan supporters least three deep behind the and Jerry Pollard popped out to with his timely hitting and was scheduled to be at the could sit back with a supreme sense of satisfaction, knowing that sixth on Tom Schultz' fifth land said of the crowd cheering left field home run fence where start the bottom of the third, MidAmerican conference our great friendly #7 and his team had their clocks cleaned and the canvas had been pulled sterling fielding. home run of the season. him on. "But I didn't really the roof fell in on Howe. MSU champion's school. But Miami of could do nothing about it. "It's a dream come true," And with MSU starting down to allow the fans to see. notice it until I struck out Ohio, the MAC champ, doesn't ripped three straight singles to Bastien said of ending his MSU What happened was that on Leach's second trip to the plate in And the fans, who even left field coming off the bats of pitcher Brian Wolcott retiring Foussianes." want it, so there is a chance with his first Big Ten seven straight batters after Saturday's game, with a torrent of various curses and catcalls The ninth inning not only- MSU will host the regional. showering him, he did what he should have done last year to shut up his tormentors. He hit a shot, and folks, this was a SHOT, over the right-centerfield fence. I-STOP SHOPPING SAVES MONEY, TIME, ENERGY While rounding second base Leach rubbed it in a little by raising his index finger, signalling a number one to the MSU bench and fans. To those at the game, this was equivalent to taking cuts in a California gas line and laughing at those at the end of the line. Could it be? Was he going to get away with it again? Would he spite us one more The time? Would he draw last blood? answer came shortly after when, in the middle of an MSU ' A SAMPLE T°HfE SAVINGS! rally which would lead to the first Big Ten defeat ever for University of Michigan pitching ace Steve Howe, Spartan shortstop Rodger Bastien took a Howe pitch with two men on and deposited it over the rightfield fence for a three run homer. Kobs field went bonkers. But the clincher was when Bastien approached second, looked out to Leach in centerfield, and raised his index finger in his own number one salute. The significance of this move and all that it means needs no explaining. PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY, MAT 2*. 1979. MIIJER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO The important thing is that these two enemies had done their LIMIT SALES ACCORDING TO SPECIFIED LIMITS. NO SALES TO DEALERS, INSTITUTIONS OR DISTRIBUTORS. talking where it always should be done, on the field. Getting away from baseball and tricky Ricky, it is time to recognize another MSU team which I feel got lost in the shuffle this spring. Before the season began, MSU golf coach Bruce Fossum had announced that the theme of the season would be optimism. The Spartans had not done well in recent years, and their last Big Ten championship had been in 1969. Now that the season is over it seems the big story was the weather. Most of the season, including practices, were rained and frozen out as nature simply refused to cooperate. The result is that the team never had the chance to develop into what they really were, a pretty good golf team. What last week's third place finish in the Big Ten means is that although they probably will not beat out Ohio State University, which virtually owns the Big Ten in golf, the Spartans will be a force to reckon with in the league in the coming years. 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MSU in a pilot project by the archives or destoryed. WELCOMES The S ■hoot of Criminal Jus University Archives. Once the list which will "We expect a significant determine what is to be done iffice was the first in amount of savings," Richard with future inactive records is which the listing of records was Harms, archives specialist, completed, the office can then implemented. said. TYCOON send records directly to the "We kept everything from It involves making a list archives. the beginning of time, clutter which schedules when inactive "It is much efficient a more ing up files and taking up space records will either be sent to way to handle things." Harms space we didn't have," Vera the archives or destroyed by an Kean. a department office assis office. He defined inactive records tant, said. are Records in University offices very space consuming. as once a those that are used less than year. The criminal justice school will soon send about 100 cubic WEDNESDAY, MAY 23 Harms said, and this space is Currently, offices which wish feet of records to the archives, expensive. He added it sometimes offices be difficult to find old records. can for to send records to the archives have to call and request a form to fill out listing the material she said. Now it's merely a phone call |8PM at THE BUS STOP The archives can store they want to send. They then to the archives and thev get $5.50 IN ADVANCE M RECORDLAND in Lansing Mall. records using less space than must have the form approved material for us." B.B. Taylor, office supervisor, said. THE BUS STOP and STATE DISCOUNT offices and can find records by archives personnel before quickly, Harms said. they can send anything. i East Lansing, Okemos and Frandor. Having records in the These processes would be archives would centralize eliminated by the new method, material for researchers, he he said. added. Archives employees are now- With the new system, an working on its sixth office and archives staff member will go hopes to complete close to 20 to the office involved and take before it finishes the pilot an inventory of all of the office's project, Harms said. iVo f ion;s tec leadership dropping WASHINGTON AFi - The our country has broken the 'st of the world is catching up path for them." Baruch said in ith the technical superiority an interview published in I'.S. the United States and be News & World Report maga Representatives of businesses in downtown Lansing were out on the streets >ming "more sophisticated and zine. "The United States is still Saturday to clean and sweep up the sidewalks in commemoration of Michigan Week Community Pride Day. Those involved helped paint ore competitive" in the world superior technologically to such buildings and planted arket. Jordan J. Raruch. as- countries as Germany and Ja flowers to enhance the appearance of the downtown area. stant secretary of commerce pan but they are steadily- r science and technology, said closing the gap." iindav. "The rest of the world is Study hits Carter policy io\ ing more rapidly because 'BulthfiildlWMI PORNO TONIGHT 2 GREAT HARDCORE Zl TONIGHT WASHINGTON (API - A A. Dine, a senior fellow in the much attention has been paid to Brookings Institution study at¬ so-called think tank's Foreign whether U.S. weapons could FILMS in one show. W-7 IS tacked the Carter administra Policy Studies program, and a survive a Soviet nuclear attack. GUEST tion's nuclear policy Sunday, team of four defense specialists. Sr* NIGHT! saying it has failed to develop a The study says the United clear strategy for countering States faces the question of J You md inotkn » Adult admitted Soviet nuclear weapons. Sparian Triplex The 229-page study, entitled whether it should be content with an overall balance of ] THROKiH THE "»• -- lot the price ol One forces that only offsets the Setting National Priorities," is based on the president's mili¬ ability of the Soviets to threaten American intercon¬ . . . ot these budget for fiscal 1980 of m tary tinental missiles or whether it showcosc $122.7 billion. also should acquire the ability Theatres. The study's section on de- LOVE HASYT BEEN to attack the Soviet missiles. The study contends that too LIKE THIS SINCE 1943. mm. Tonight D.C. Progressive-Rock PG Coming Tues.-Saf. 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(TIS 5:30) 8:00 (TIS 5:45) 8:15 SPECIAL GUESTS THUNDERBALL" § Cum ML Sir Lawrence Olivier 1 W C.u,H..:„ JtRiNCi YUUNG KEVMMoClORY ..RICHARD M»I8*UM„J0HN HOPKINS .jr.TTKGlNMcClQRv jJCr WHllllNGHilUANfliUING iattwooo n* A Little Romance' Gfat THwie & ^ctMcC'Dcintitta PANAVBfiff TTCHNICOIOR" PG * THURSDAY, MAY 24, 7:30 & 10 pm, l\McDONEL KIVA * _ (US 5:45) 8 00 54 in advance at the MSUnion Ticket Office, Flat, Black & Circular, Undid Artists UP But loom M WhereHouse Records II, Castellani's Market. $4.50 at the door. [ "' (TIS 5:45) 1:15 A division of the ASMSU Programming Board, funded by student tax money. This show possible by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts. 1 "CfEASE" PG ^ R made Monday, Conrad 6:45 & 9:30 I (TIS 6:00) 8:15 fTIS 4:001 8:Qoj Washington. D.C., a fetferal agency. Sorry, the Kiva is NOT ACCESSIBLE Michigan Stote News Eost lonsing, VMcnigan Monday May 21, 1979 1 1 HHE ^l| f ikfe* i^mhi m jragjbai T PHP! ,J! K 4 • v* n i * v .''i " * »' M. .-•**. ■ ■ *' f&c* mm Classified Advertising Information jj] [ Employment |fjil 1 Employment [Xil \~Employment |[jX] 1 Employment ][Ji] [ Employment ][jj JUNK CARS wanted. Also COOKS FULL and part ATTENTION UNIFORMED SECURITY of¬ STUDENTS AVON STORE DETECTIVE RESEARCH ASSISTANT PHONE 355-8255 347 Student Services selling used parts. Phone 321- time. Experience not neces¬ Bldg. ficers, full or part-time, 641 from Japan, Malasia, Hong EARN MONEY FOR LIFE'S part time. Criminal Justice part time opening for a 3651. C-22-5-31 (3) sary. Apply HUDDLE WEST, 4562 OR 20 5-31 (3) Kong, Expansion in our EXTRAS. Become an Avon majors. 641-4562. research assistant to work 138 S. Waverly, Lansing. World-Wide Ibustness. 627 MASON BODY SHOP, 812 E. representative. You can earn OR-20-5-31 (3) under the direction of a 8 5-25 (4) WAITRESSES 4951. 8-5-30(4) extra money selling quality physician in a hospital set¬ Kalamazoo since 1940. Auto in«s i 1 day-90 per line products part-time during the CAMPSTAFF ENJOY a ting. The individual should 3 6 8 painting - collision service. DENTAL OFFICE - perma We need friendly, outgoing, COUNSELOR POSITIONS at hours that suit you best. For - 3 days-80 per line job with pay near have a strong interest in h 2 7 Haven. Z-2-5-2219) 63' per line over 4 lines. 482-5818. C-22-5-31 (6) Midterms are over, but finals ACTIVISTS CHILD CARE wanted. Full Michigan Citizens Lobby has LAKEFRONT COTTAGE on Lost & Found ads are coming up quick, you HOBIE'S RESTAURANT - Transportation ads - 3 time for summer for 3 year haven't found someone to downtown now or June. full time summer position for Crooked Lake, near Clare, lines-M 50-per insertion. 50' per line over 3 lines. 1 Motorcycles ~~| [^5] old. Start June 1, in or near East Lansing, or bring your sublet your apartment for the SKILLED LABORERS Lunches, some dinners. All bright, energetic people. Poli¬ tically motivated and sleeps 6, $175 per week 349-2624 8-5-29 (4) summer, and you have no duties. Fast work. No experi¬ con¬ preschooler to our home. idea where to even start UNSKILLED LABORERS cerned individuals will can¬ Deadlines SUZUKI 185 Trail, excellent, CONSTRUCTION WORK ence. 109 E. Allegan. 483 337-7940, 7-10 p.m. and looking for a flexible summer 1383. 5-5-24(5) vas. fund-raise and petition Ads-2p.m.-l class day before publication. low mileage, helmet. $375. 487-6797. 8-5-24 (3) weekends. 1-5-21 (8) job that pays well. for consumer issues. Call Apartments Cancellation Change-lp.m.-l class day be¬ STATE NEWS Display Ad¬ 372-1133 between 11 am - 1 pm for interview. 3-5-23 (11) SUBLET TREEHOUSE fore publication. KAWASAKI KZ 400, 1975. RN vertising needs a messenger NORTH Female, summer. Excellent condition - 6,000 Immediate need for full time Mon-Wed-Fri 11:00-3:30 for Once ad is ordered it cannot be cancelled or Female applicants are en¬ PART TIME Own room, air conditioning, miles. $700. 353-7587. and part time positions, 3:30 remainder of spring term and evenings Mon¬ changed until after 1st insertion. couraged to consider these day-Friday. East tennis courts. 332-5793. Z-5-25 (3) p.m. - 11:30 p.m. shifts in summer term. Summer term Lansing There is a M OO charge for 1 ad positions, too - Salaries range area. Must be neat, dependa¬ Z-8-22-I4) change plus challenging surgical or medi¬ up to a maximum hourly rate; work schedule is Mon-Wed- ble and have own transporta¬ 50' per additional change for maximum HONDA 1975, 4-cylinder CB cal departments. Contact Thurs- 11:00-3:30. Must have full and part-time opoortuni of 3 changes. 400. 600 actual miles. Has Betty Danford, Personnel De¬ for: ties available. dependable car and friendly tion. Call between 2 and 5 pm. 655-3931 8-5-30 (6) UNIVERSITY VILLA The State News will only be responsible for been in storage. Special fair¬ partment, 374-2246. ING¬ personality. Call 353-6400, 635 Abboff HAM MEDICAL CENTER, OFFICE WORKERS ask for Bob Shaffer or Gina the 1st day's incorrect insertion. Adjust¬ ing. $1195.00 firm. 349-3649 If hard work and physical SUMMER Showing: 2p.m.-6p.m. 401 FILE CLERKS SECRETARIAL 5-5-25 (5) Greenlawn, Lansing, exercise are appealing to you, Spaniole. S-5-5-24112) MONDAY-FRIDAY ment claims must be made within 10 48910 E.O.E 8-5-24(11) TYP'STS POSITION. Shorthand and days give us a call today to set up a office skills required. Call Coll 337-2653 or of expirotion date. KEY PUNCH OPERATORS JANITOR-PART time. Flexi¬ 351-8135 Bills are due 7 days from ad expiration date. I Employment ~~| [XT] GENERAL OFFICE, time, need flexible schedule. part- CLERK/TYPISTS SECRETARIAL ASSIS¬ personal interview! ble hours. Apply at N.H.E. LANSING, 1313 Mary Ave, Nancy, 339-3400. C-3-5-23 (5) FAIL AND SUMMER LEASING If not paid by due date a 50' late service SUMMER No secretarial skills needed. TANTS EMPLOYMENT Lansing 393-6130. 3-5-22(4) 2 BEDROOM, campus near. chorge will be due. HORTICULTURE MAJORS - 332-2539. 8-5-24 (5) for MSU students with multi- Only 1 summer, 1 fall left. interested in clubhouse type Full and manufacturer distributor. part time assign¬ PART-TIME, temporary yard 351-6471. C 18-5-31 (3) landscaping. Summer work. CASHIERS WANTED - Crest ments are available, hours are work for nursing home. Flex¬ Automobile required. 339- Contact Carl Babb. ROYAL "NO FEES, GOOD PAY" 9500. C-8-5-31 (5) Drive-In. Call 349-9369. flexible, and salaries are com¬ ible hours. Apply at N.H.E. GRADS-ACROSS from cam¬ SCOT OF LANSING, 4722 Automotive Automotive W. Grand River. Lansing 5-5-21 (31 mensurate with skills and P.S. Wherever you spend the Lansing, 1313 Mary Ave pus, one and two bedrooms. CAREER OPPORTUNITY experience. Several positions 393-6130. 3-5-22(4) 351-4484 9 a.m. 5 p.m. 48906. 321-3071. 5-5-21 (7) look for the nearest , STUDENT PART time require little or no training at summer, Representative for leading - sum¬ MANPOWER agency in the 8-5-24 (3) ATTENTION i! WE buy late GMC VAN 1977. Air, cruise, all. (Male applicants wel¬ local insurance agency. Sales mer job available immediate¬ CHILD CARE, ages 8 and 3, model imported and domes¬ AM FM stereo/rddio, tape COUNSELORS white pages. Similar employ¬ experience desirable but not - Michigan ly. 1997 Aurelius, Holt come! ) 2:30-11:30 p.m East Lansing SUMMER SUBLET, 2 bed¬ tic compact cars. Contact deck, sofa bed, 4 captains ment opportunities are wait¬ required. Ability and desire to Boys camp June 26 to 694-4906. Apply in person 7 337-0387. X-3-5-21 (3) room, furnished. Across from John DeYound. WILLIAMS chairs, carpeted throughout, ing for you all over the meet public. For qualified August 18. Areas open: a.m.-3 p.m. 8-5-24 (5) Holmes Hall. New. 332-8483. VW. 484 1341. C-22-5-31 15) completely wired with Reese archery, rifetry, nature. Com country! 11-6-1 (40) CIVIL ENGINEER position c- person, we offer a permanent Z-6-5-22 (4) hitch and transmission cooler petitive salaries. Write, giving CHEERY, TOP-NOTCH indi¬ pen with consulting engineer¬ position. Income provided ALL STUDENT Advertising to haul trailer. 54,000 miles, WORK/STUDY - summer of¬ while learning. Future earn¬ background, experience. viduals needed for perma¬ MANPOWER, INC. ing firm for project engineer must be prepaid Monday, $7000. Lloyd Catey, 3462 FLYING EAGLE, 1401 N. nent, full-time waitress posi¬ 601 N. CAPITOL fice help. Full or part time. on municipal work, Minimum ings based on skill and ability. SUMMER May 8 through end of term. Doan HWY, Grand Ledge. Fairview. Lansing, 48912 Starts June. Call E. Lansing We provide training, teach tion. (requires 2 week day 372-0880 five 18-5-31 13) Call 645-7417 or 353-5064. 8 5-23 19) Arts Workshop, 332-2565 years experience and how and help make sales. ROOMMATE training program) 5 p m. to 11 5-5-23 (5) registration required. Moore Pension plan, fringe benefits. 3-5-23(10) p.m Great pay and benefits. "NO FEES, GOOD PAY" and Bruggink 2020 Monroe SERVICE AUDI FOX, 1973 - 63,000 TYPIST NEEDED - Summer- Office available. If you believe Call Mr. Solomon after 4:30 Avenue NW, Grand Rapids, for River s « Wotar s Edga miles, air, AM/FM, Michelin fall terms. Applications taken P.S. If you do decide to leave PROGRAM DIRECTOR - for in yourself, call Rod Reed, MONTE CARLO 1974, low p.m. Jim's Tiffany Place, Ml. 49505 1-616-363-9801 radials. Generally good condi¬ Tuesday afternoon 14-7 p.m.) Downtown East Lansing for the summer, Mason area day care center Z-10-6-1(12) CLU, at 371-2700 for an 332-4432 miles, air, buckets, console, Lansing, 372- Phone 676-5635 tion. Asking $1650, call 355- Must be able to type 60 wpm 4300. 5-5-21 (10) check the white pages for the between appointment, power windows, rear defog, 9:30 and 1:30. 3-5-21 (4) 2861 5-5-23 (4l Apply in person 301 MAC, MANPOWER agency nearby, PART TIME person needed ONE FEMALE roommate very good 487-9471. P-K Building, Suite 105, base¬ BOYNE MOUNTAIN for similar employment op¬ for the summer at a small GEORGE T. GUERRE needed for Americana Apt. 7-5-23 14) has BUICK 1964. Runs well 7 ment. portunities. 11-6-1 (52) CUSTOMER SERVICE AGENCY September '79-June '80 openings for full and part cafeteria. Call Cindy Harms, tires. $275. 676-1499 or 332 MGB 1970 Phone clerk to handle custo¬ REPRESENTING $120 per month. Call 353- - good condition, time dinner and breakfast 373-1342. 2-5-21(4) 3700. 5-5-21 (3) $1400 or best offer. Call FIVE EVENINGS per month, PART-TIME secretarial work. mer questions and com¬ THE OHIO NATIONAL LIFE 0485 ask for Joy cooks, pantry and salad per¬ 349 9264. 8-5-25 (3) 5-11 p.m. Sorting and stuff¬ East Lansing office. Good plaints. Experience preferred; BEAUTICIAN NEEDED in INSURANCE COMPANY Z-5-5-22 15) sonnel ana dishwashers. CAMARO LT 1977. Excellent, typing a must, shorthand a but not necessary. Perma¬ busy Holt Salon. No experi¬ 3-5-23 (27) ing mailings. Reply MRHA, Great opportunity for sum¬ 4 speed, 350 V-8. 17,600 MUSTANG, '68 classic V8, plus. 332 7910 8-5-25 14) nent full time position. $3/ ence necessary. Guaranteed SUMMER SUBLET in Lan¬ - PO. Box 30085, Lansing. mer employment. If in¬ good condition. $750 bes» hour. Call for appointment, salary plus commission. 694- SITTER NEEDED for one sing. 3 bedroom, 2 baths miles, female owner $4490 or 48909 8-5-25 141 terested contact Darrell Call 332 4962 evenings offer. 351-9409 evening. APPLICATIONS FROM MSU 371-5550. 8-5-29 (8) 8550. 5-5-25 (5) 8-year-old boy during sum¬ $310 month + electric. Air, Hardy at 616-549-2441 8-5-23 15) Z 5 5-25 13) 5-5-21 (9) students are now being ac¬ mer. $2'hour. Own transpor¬ Olympic pool 394-6319 SUMMER EMPLOYMENT cepted for summer part-time BABYSITTER & HOUSE¬ SECURITY-PART time posi¬ tation, pool. 332-0559 Z-5-5-22 (4i MUSTANG '68. Red. 6 cylin¬ Lawn £f ground mainte¬ X-3-5-21 (4) CAMARO 1975 CLINIC.AL CHEMIST - full employment in food service KEEPER. Professional cou¬ tion available. Neat appear¬ Sharp nance. Must have ability to MALE GRAD - Plush condo¬ der, automatic. Good condi¬ at Kellogg Center. Fill ance, ability to work with 33,000 miles, 6 cylinder, auto¬ time opening available for out ple 3 blocks from MSU tion $750. Call after 7 p.m., operate dump trucks & front clinical chemist. BS degree, applications at the Kellogg people. Apply in person, Ready to buy a camera? minium. Own room, fur¬ matic, power steering, stereo end loaders. $3.50/hour. 641 campus with 3 sons. Reliable new 332 0482. 5-5-22 (4) ASCPCC. Day shift, rotating Center in room 116 between car required. Excellent salary Meridian Mall Office, Oke- Sell your used photographic nished, on lake, close. 332- with cassette. Best offer 332 6733. OR-8-5-21 (7) week-ends and 8 a.m.-5 p.m 8-5-25(8) Call 351-4795 or 332-7602. mos. 5-5-25 (6) equipment in Classified. 6755. 10-5-21 (3) 7497. 5-5-25 (51 holidays. OLDSMOBILE WAGON Four years clinical experience Ask for Pam. 7-5-24 17) COOKS WANTED CHEVY 1949 wagon. Wood 1974. Runs well. $650. 676- 1499 or 332-3700. 5-5-21 (3) FULL TIME babysitter for year old, 5 days 7:30-5, own 3 Vi desired. Individual will work in general chemistry and experience necessary. - no Must BABYSITTER NEEDED in my 711 BURCHAM CEDAR GREENS interior, needs work, runs. and $575. Call Pam at 487 5081 car, good pay, light house¬ special chemistry. Will be BE NEAT Apply in person, Lake of the Hills Haslett 3-5-21 14) OLDS STATION Wagon, keeping, 351-0534 after 5. responsible for quality con- between 2 and 4 p.m., home from 4:30 p.m. to 3:30 MARIGOLD APARTMENTS NOW LEASING Vista Cruiser, new exhaust, 10-5-25 (4) trol, and AMERICA'S CUP REST a.m. Call 339-3217 before 4, AURANT, 220 MAC Ave. after 4 call 489-9262. •ONE BEDROOM FURNISHED CHEVY NOVA 1972, V-8, air, tires, battery, runs great. some research and develop¬ 349-4945. 5 5-21 (3) NEED LIVE-IN student Start ment. Excellent benefits - 5-5-22 (7) 7-5-29(6) APARTMENTS runs good, $600, best offer 373-6307 ing fall for babysitting and salary commensurate with 19-5). 332 1783 PINTO - 1974 hatchback. •AIR CONDITIONING light housekeeping. Must like experience Apply at Leila (Len) 3-5-22(4) $600 or best offer. Call 627 children and be congenial. Hospital, Personnel Office, MANAGER TRAINEES NOW LEASING •SWIMMING POOL 2651. 5-5-22 (3) 351-7264. 8-5-23 (51 300 North Avenue, Battle 2 or 4 year degree graduates; Horticulture, For Summer CUTLASS SUPREME 1976, •PRIVATE BALCONIES Creek, Ml. 1616) 962 8551 ext. Nursery Management or Retailing preferred. power steering, power PINTO 1975, 2 door, RESIDENT COUNSELOR for 273. Equal Opportunity Em¬ Summer Leases brakes, air, AM-FM stereo, - • WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE TO sports accent group. Rear community residential pro¬ ployer. 8-5-21 (231 We have Ziebarted. Call after 6, 337 openings in the Detroit & Chicago •Full for Fall defog, undercoated, excel¬ gram for mentally handi¬ CAMPUS for rental 8461. $3000. 8-5-29 14) Metro areas for hard-working individuals. •Close to campus lent $1600. 337 2563 capped adults. Full time, BABYSITTER, MIDDLE aged 8-5-25 14) live-in position with responsi¬ woman for 10 month & 2 Chance for fast promotion, liberal fringe bene¬ •Extra large 1 bedroom information bility for household manage fits. •Completely furnished DODGE MIDSIZE 4-door. years, in E. Lansing home, 1975. V-8, automatic, power TRIUMPH SPITFIRE '69, red, ment. Offers excellent experi¬ ence in residential program¬ 351 3651 after 6 5-5-23 (3) In interested, send resume to: •Corpeted-air conditioning 351-8631 steering, power brakes. Ex AM-FM stereo, runs well, cellent condition Where? body good, $1000 or best ming. Apartment and meals ALL STUDENT Advertising FRANKS NURSERY For Appointment Coll 1135 Michigan Ave. Right next to Flumerfelt Stair Chevrolet. furnished, plus salary of must be prepaid Monday, 6399 E. NAUADA attention: personnel E. the M.S.U. Brody offer, call 351 -2840. 337 7328 Lansing, Ml. 655-4343 OR-3-5-23 (7) Z 3-5-22(4) $8,000 $9,000, depending on May 7 through end of term. DETROIT, MICH. 48234 Complex qualifications, and other 18-5-31 13) FORD ELITE, '74, excellent VEGA GT '74, needs work. fringe benefits including reg¬ condition, 54,000 miles. ular time off and vacations. NOW LEASINC Many new parts. FM stereo. Contact: Moore Living Cen¬ $1895. 349-2003. 3-5-21 (3) FOR SUMMER $250 353-1454. S5-5 23 (3) For relief of household con¬ VOLVO 1225 - 1963. Classic. ter. 393-4442. 8 5-23 116) The home you're looking for AND FALL Money, Experience, Travel gestion take one Classified Excellent, very sharp. Serious can be found in our columns. ad, sit back and relax. The inquiries only. $1750. 676- buyers will come to you! 1499 or 332-3700. 5-5-21 (4) Read Classified. Adventure 731 THU WENT For the Summer (MJ UNIVERSITY APARTMENTS THA I \ W AT COM,IM, WOOD IO TERRACE •Air Conditioned •All Appliances including APTS' Interviews today, tomorrow and Wednesday, 414 Michigan dishwasher •Luxurious Furnishings 3 and 7 FM 425 W. Grand River. LEASING FOR ,M M,# 'Shag Carpeting * On-site Management •ample parking •furnished •bus service * * air conditioned dishw a*hrr •Private Balconies * shag carpeting SUMMER ONLY. •SWIMMING POOL * unlimited parking plush furniture just before Mr. Tony's Pizza. * 1 bedroom $160 Discount for 12 745 BURCHAM e model open daily Fast the Bus Station, month lease Apartment* shown by 2 bedroom $185 - various flooi plans appointment Mon-Wed-fr 3 bedroom $205 351-7212 Coll 351-8282 —air conditioned —furnished 10a.m.-5p.m. (behind the BusStop Casual Dress, please be on time. great locotion night club on the river' 1 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing. Michigan Monday May 21, 1979 Apartments Apartments [fy] f Apartments ~| [jjp] | Houses Houses ffl For Sale For Sale ][^| I Service SUMMER SUBLET efti SUMMER OR year sublease 1 BEDROOM for summer. HOUSE RENTAL for faculty Violence FOR YOUR group House for WE PAY up to $2 for LP's KENMORE SEWING ma COPYGRAPH SERVICE ciency. Close to campus, 6th Close to campus. 1 or 2 Dean Apartments. Grove St. 3 bedrooms, study, dining 19 people 214 Charles St and cassettes all types, chine 4 years old, button completed dissertations and floor, overlooks forest, $166. $170 negotiable. Renee, 355- Call 332 7967 5-5 22 14) people, your own $125/month plus electric. 351-1511. Z-4-5-23(4) room 8866. Lynn L. 337 1305. Z 1-5-21 (4) room, living room with fire¬ place, large sunny kitchen, Glencairn School. June 15 to 337 7162 after 3 p.m. 10-5 30 (3) rock, classical, jazz, etc flat, BLACK, & CIRCULAR, holer stretch agreement throgh stitch, service 9 79 $80 resume service and Grand Corner MAC River, 8:30 a.m. • flares at upstairs. 541 E. Grand River Call Debby, 355 4640 5:30 p.m. Monday Friday, 10 NEED 2 females for 4 man September 1980 337 1160 ROOMS IN Fraternity house, Open 11 a.m. 351 0838 E 5 5 22 (6) a.m. 5 p.m. Saturday, 337 apartment for fall, close, cheap 332 2871. Z 6 5-21 13) SUMMER SUBLET to campus, close 1 bedroom, newly furnished, air, 332-8002. SUMMER SUBLET bedroom. 4 man, close, fur 1 nished, 2 balconies, air $240 big. 2 2 5 22 (6I summer only. 7162 after 3 p.m. Close. 10 5-30 131 337 C. 22 5-31 (61 1666 C 22 5-31 (7) Indian site month. 351 5988 Z 3-5-23 (3) SUMMER SUBLET 1 or 2 NEW AND used guitars, ban Animals EXPERIENCED TYPIST FEMALE NOW - Campus Hill, Z 6-5 22 (31 bedrooms in house, sundeck. MSU WALKING distance 4 RED LAKE. Minn. (API jos, mandolins, etc. Dulci Fast, accurate, dissertations, - rent negotiable, 349-3420, < low rent, Karen 355-7206 bedroom, furnished, excel About 25 FBI agents stood mers and kits, recorders, HORSE RIDING LESSONS terms 339 3575. 10 6 1 (31 332 0796. 8 5 24 13) SUMMER SUBLET 5 blocks SUMMER SUBLET 1 block Z 2 5 22 (3) lent 337 1878 8 5 23 (3) watch Sunday at the border of to campus. $60 month, free campus, air, furnished, 2 thousands of hard to find albums and books. Discount Call St George Equestrian EDITING SERVICE papers the Red Lake Indian Reserva cable T V. Call 351 2317 after bedroom $250 (Negotiable) FEMALE SUBLEASE own ENJOY THIS 5. 2 5 22 (3) 332 8920. Z 1 5-21 (3) room in 5 bedroom house. FEMALE SUMMER sublet pnces. Expert repairs free es Center. 651 6755 thesis rewrites. 332 6446 at tion amid reports of continued own room, close, garage, timates. ELDERLY INSTRU C 19-5-31 (4) ter 5 p.m. 9-6-1 (31 sporadic gunfire and burnings SUMMER AT FEMALE(S) EOR SUBLET APARTMENT 6,15-8-15, rent negotiable. rent negotiable. 351 2161. MENTS, 541 E. Grand River in a dispute between summer, 353-7377 Z 3-5 23 (3) Z 3-5-21 (3) 332 4331 LEASING HALF Arabian PROFESSIONAL EDITING. opposing RIVMS& WATER'S fall option. Own room. $80, summer, close, 1 bedroom, C 22 5-31 (9) Indian factions. At least two mare for summer months. Corrections to rewrites. Typ¬ EDGE ARTS. luxury townhouse 882 8937 furnished 322 2072 after 5:30 ROOMS IN 5 bedroom house youths were killed during the 1-5-21 (31 3 5-23 14) MODERN AND Vintage gent Goes English and Western. ing arranged. 332 5991 p.m. tor summer rent across from Rooms ly used clothing for men and Phone 332 3089, ask for O 1-5-21 (3) violence. 'balconies Mary Mayo Rent negotiable The boys, aged 12 and 15, SUMMER SUBLET. 1-2 fe TWO BEDROOM - spacious 351 5064 X 1-5-2' (4) women. New arrivals daily. Peggy Z 4-4 2314) •on Red Cedar River EXPERIENCED EDITOR. On both died of gunshot wounds males, close to campus, rent lower duplex. Furnished, car ROOMS TO sublet for Sum SOMEBODY ELSE'S FRIENDS FARM horse campus Correct, rewrite, at inflicted Saturday on the reser¬ negotiable 2 bedrooms. 332 peted, clean, utilities, air, lake SIX BEDROOM House Sum¬ mer in co-ed house. Call CLOSET, upstairs 541 E 1196. 3-5-23 (3) view, 5 miles from MSU 337 7038 Z 4 5-21 (3) Grand River, open 6 days. boarding $50 month. Pas range typing. 337 2306 vation in northern Minnesota, mer sublet, $105 person. 9-6-1 (3) 'roommate service Maximum, 2 occupants no Noon-6 pm. We buy and sell ture with shelter. Stalls avail hut the FBI said the deaths Rent negotiable 337 9351 abie. Contact Jan Hall 676 could not 1 OR 2 responsible females pets, non smokers $250 Z 6 5-29 131 2 BEDROOM 3 bedroom in 332 1926 C 20 5 31 (8) LOW RATES - Term papers, immediately be linked 1278 Z 16 8-29 (41 332-4432 needed for Eden Rock Apart September-June 339 3338 5 bedroom houses. 10 min resumes. Fast expert typing. to the dispute between factions ment, summer, Beth 351 1-5-21 (9) SUMMER 4 in nice utes from campus in SEWING MACHINES new of the Chippewa Indians. rooms country - Day and evening. Call "G" 8856 3-5-23 (3) area. Pets possible 12 month free arm machines from 6 LONGHAIRED tiger kittens NEAT AND house Large yard. Cheap TYPING. 321-4771 However. Roger Jourdain, clean, 1 bed SUMMER SUBLET 1 bed lease Starts September 14. $99 50 Guaranteed used ma¬ free, and adorable 323-1998 rent 337 9374. 8 5 30 131 C 22-5-31 (41 president of the Red Lake •oom, 10 minutes campus SUMMER AND Fail, 1 female Don t Delay! Well furnished chines from $39.50. All makes E-5-5-21 131 room. Apartment. Close to Tribal Council, said the death of $175, will reduce rent for for 2 bedroom $115 plus $150 month. Call repaired. EDWARDS DIS¬ campus. FOR SUMMER 4 bedroom very well insulated. 332-3700, EXPERT TYPING. Term pa¬ babysitting. 487-0823 after 6 FOR the 15-vear-old, Vernon Lus- electric Dawn 373 1590 332 8806 Z-2-5 22 (3» 676 1499 10 5-29 18) TRIBUTING COMPANY. LEASE 10 year old 8-5-25 I5I duplex $340 month includes pers, letters, RESUMES, siere, Mon-Fn 7:30-11 30 a.m. 1115 N. Washington. Arabian mare, ridden English. was "connected" with the utilities. Close to campus. 489 Near Gables 337 0205. ' 1 BL 5-21 (41 SUMMER FEMALE to share 337 8118 5 5-25i4i SUMMER SUBLET own 6448 C-22-5-31 17) Experienced riders only, flex¬ C-22 5-31 (3) siege. The second youth was ? EEMALES NEEDED ible arrangements. 332-8277 not immediately identified. one bedroom. Air. pool Rent room in house MSU close. WOMEN NEEDED to share negotiable 332 0146 $100 month. INSTANT CASHi We're pay evenings. 7-5-25 (6) THESIS. DISSERTATIONS The violence -ampus $60 80 332 6624 EAST SIDE. 4 bedroom Dough 332 erupted early Z 5 5-25 13) house 2237 Z 8-5-24 (3) ing $1 $2, got albums in good typing, copies, binding. Call Saturday when Z 8 5 25 (3) Garage and base¬ a group of 50 to is 332 1228 shape. WAZOO RECORDS BEAGLE - AKC, male 6 332 2078. OR-22-^-31 (3) ment. 9 month lease Availa 75 Indians took over the Red Z-8-5-25 13! 1 BEDROOM apartment for ONE ROOM, furnished, new 223 Abbott 337-0947 months, all shots, $100. 371 - ble September 1 $320 per Lake Law Enforcement Center, duplex close Summer only C-22-5-31 I4I 5075. E 5-5-24(3) EVERGREEN APTS rent. $150 per month. Utilities month Call AIM Inc. 374 332 6961 Z 5-5 23 13) TYPING. EXPERIENCED, started a fire and locked up four TWO MALE students desire included Ready for occu 2800 12 6 p.m. 5-5-25 16) 341 Evergreen fast and reasonable. 371 - roommate 3 bedroom du¬ pancy June 20 371 5461 MERLE NORMAN COS¬ ALASKAN MAIAMUTE police officers in the jail, au Showing 4p.m.-5p.m 4635 C-22 5-31 (3) plex. $117 per month. Nice 5-5 25 (5) 1 SUMMER SUBLET South METICS, Going out of busi puppies, excellent bloodlines thorities said. The officers were MON. WED. FRI FEMALE - summer. Own - place 353 3980 day 394 Lansing - available before ness sale1 10-50% off on and markings, 2 females, $75 released unharmed but shoot¬ Coll 351-8135 or room, air, furnished, cooking TYPING. FREE pick-up anc 3012. 355-1606 nights ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT June 1st 882 1248. everything in the studio, each 641 6451. 5-5-25 (3) 351 9538 utensils Beautiful House. ing broke out later. Z 8-5-29 (6' iour home) for responsible Z-8-5-25 '3' while supplies last. Closing delivery, Fast, experienced "All I FALL & SUMMER LEASING Close 332 0618 5-5-25 (4) saw was two men to married couple $200 month¬ May 26. 321-5543. low rates. 676 2009. begin with," said Joe Dudley, FEMALE NON-SMOKER ly Everything furnished Mid 1512 COOLIDGE 4 bedroom, ROOMS FOR summer hous¬ C 18-5-25(6! Lost & Found OR 21-5 31 (3) one of the four police officers on SUMMER SUBLEASE: terrif ing, campus close, $21 week needed for fan near campus. June September Refer $400 ic 2 bedroom, furnished. a>r Summer or fall. 332 332 0834 Z 6-5-23 131 duty when the center was 355-9212 even.ngs. ences 332 1746 9-6 1 161 5622 AFGANS. HAND crocheted TYPING IBM Selectric. Term parking, near MSU. $270 or 332 3876 Open REWARD - KEG lost. Old stormed. Z 3-5-21 ,3; house Saturday May 26. 3 30 Like new. $50 each. Call papers, resumes, plus editing. month Anne or Nancy. 332 ROOM FOR rent Completely Milwaukee, Friday night May Witnesses said police cars SUMMER SUBLET 4 bed¬ 5:30 p.m 15-21(5i 372 9067. E-5-5-25 13) Close to campus. 351-5694 6906 or 355 8252. S 5-5-23 (5 11th. Americana Apartments and other vehicles were set on room duplex Close $260 furnished Attic 12X36. air OR 12-5-31 (3) Call 332-8314. S-5-5-21 (5) MOVING TO Detroit area^ CAMPUS VIEW month or offer 351-1429 SUMMER SUBLET . 3-4 conditioned blocks from MSU campus. carpeted 3 QUEEN SIZE water bed. fire and that the flames spread to the center garage and the 324 Z-5-5 25 I3i Floor frame, deluxe heater. Recent grad needs femaie for Michigon Ave. people 415 Albert, $310 Room Et board in exchange $100 371-5461 5-5-25(3) ALL STUDENT Advertising UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS month 332 4098 or 351-1500 COMPLETE DISSERTATION main building, gutting both. 'uxury apartment, close to must be prepaid Monday, for assistance with 3 boys The violence apparently re¬ Z 3-5-23 i3i May 7 through end of term. AND RESUME SERVICE aoes 3 4 6 Call 351 4795 or 18-5-31 (3) typesetting, IBM typing, off sulted from a dispute over the pool tennis court. 337-0919 332 7602 Ask for Pam COUNTRY LIVING but only 2 of the council treasurer. 337 2376 Z 5-5-25 4 rnnes from MSU 2 bed¬ 7 5 24 (8) BONG SALE set printing and binding. For estimate stop in at 2843 E. ouster Stephanie Hanson, who had LARGE STUDIO - 240 Michi¬ SUMMER SUBLET, i rooms cathedral utility room, ceiling in garage OWN ROOM in house, pets 20*. discount on giant sale- | Mobile Homes |j«*j Grand River or phone 332 8414. C-22-5-31 (8) questioned finances of the coun gan Ave. Heat included. living CUSTOM T Shirts from cil. Hanson's husband. Harry, Summer. 675-5175. 11-6-1 i3i apartment pool air room. $305 month Leasing welcome, washer & dryer, mshed Aher 5 00 337-0 summer, CATA close. 372- designs or photos. SKYLINE, 1977, 12 x 60 was believed to be a leader of now for Fall Call Equity Vest Seven types of Mogic Mush- double insulated, partially fur EXPERIENCED IBM typing, the dissidents and the FBI and Z 5-5-25 '3 351 1500 OR-5 21 8 i5> 1697 Z-5-5-25 (3) nished, carpet & drapes, Thesis, term papers, manu¬ a local BEECHWOOD scripts, resumes. 393-4206. reporter were attemp¬ SUNNY good condition $6700 393 FEMALES NEEDED. Sum BEDROOM with TNI WHITE MONKEY 10-5-31 13) ting to negotiate with him APARTMENTS 6984 after 6:00. 2-5-22 (6> mer - fall option. Own room adjoining porch. Dishwasher, Sunday. in house Great location washer dryer Summer term. The council has been headed *5 blocks to campus 'Large 2 bedroom 337 0876 Z-3-5-21 t3 140 Gunson 332-8438 Z 5 5-25 (41 CASH PAID for old comics, I Peanuts Personal IRH 'Instructions by Jourdain for the past 21 baseball uo.da, science f- years, and there were reports apartments SUMMER SUBLEASE 2 SUMMER SUBLET female. BABA'S DON'T take tion. Curious Book-Shop, 307 a fish HORSE RIDING LESSONS that his house was shot at person for spacious 3 bed Summer sublease - fe¬ Own room in 4 bedroom SUMMER SUBLET fur¬ 'Furnished - E. Grand River, East so seriously - considering it sometime male 112 Capite- Villa Rent house 630 Virginia. Parking. nished room cooking, rent Lansing. aimed at M.A. Saturday night, said Now negotiable. Phone 337-8460. 332-0112 C-22-5-31 (51 was excess Beginners through advanced. David Brumble, special agent in Renting For an $85 394 6766 Z 8 5 30 4 Rent negotiable 337-9342 negotiable 332-6748. vanity?? Lots of Luv-Friend Call St. George Equestrian Z-1 521 i3) Z 3-5-21 14) Z-3-5 23 (3) charge of the FBI's Minneapolis Summer DID YOU know that and Foreigner. S-1-5-21 14) Center 651-6755 EFFICIENCY. SUMMER only. . . . THE bureau. Phone. 332-0052 STEREO SHOPPE is the C 19-5 3i «5' Furnished, waterbed. 1 block TWO FEMALE grad students 3 BEDROOM DUPLEX avail¬ OWN ROOM - share house. between Ipm-Spm place to buy your stereo from campus Quiet people need to share beautiful 2 able June 15 416 Stoddard. 11 j miles from MSU. $25 Real Estate MONDAY THRU FRIDAY equipment. C-22-5-31 (4) preferred: $100 month 337 2746 Z-4-5-23i4 oedroom duplex June 15 Own room, $127 » starting Peg 337-2376 Or 1-5 373 8080 Z-10-6-114) p.m., week 487-5616. 5-5-25 (3) I«LJ El It-sWhat-s utilities. Call Cindv 332 OWN ROOM - mature fe¬ PHOTo"GRAY lens Bifocal BRICK SCHOOLHOUSE RIDER WANTED: 1 or 2 males to 0631 3 5-23 (5) JUNE 15 Sept 15, 3 bed¬ male, non-smoker. Cooking or single vision Optical Dis- |USt S,ed ^',ua,e? u"der ,a" WANTED East¬ Happening share 2 bedroom apartment. room furnished. Close to and laundry 485-3680 count 2617 E Michigan maplas and completely or,g,- ward toward Connecticut. Close to MSU. 337 8050 north campus Must be good Z 3-5-23 13) Ave . Lansing. 372-7409 "8 ' "?'» IS ai™ pppprtun' Leaving May 18 o 19 Call 3-5-22 3' Houses ffl housekeepers Cat 351-0599 8-5-28 (6) SUMMER ONLY - cool quiet r * * 1*1 'ty' Just $27,900. This one wont last' Call R.ck Bow 16161 942-6312 after 6 Z-3-5 21 (5) p.m Announcements of It's What's Happening must be received in the attractive room for grad or STEREO LIQUIDATION and Fairm°"I- HASLETT ARMS SALE) MARSHALL MUSIC * 655 State News office, 343 Student FEMALE-NICE duplex and upper-class woman. Refer¬ Service Bldg, by 12 noon at least 135 Collingwood yard Large rooms 10 min¬ ences. 332-1746. 9-6-1 (4) is announcing the liquidation of its entire stereo depart- UH-8-S-2J 191 I Wanted \\X\ two class days before publication. TWO WOMEN needed for 10-5-25 '3' utes to MSU 485-2172 No announcements will be accept¬ Cedar Village apartment, fall Z 3 5 22)3 ment. Over $150,000 inven- LOCATED MINUTES - from WANTED TO rent for month ed by phone. COZY ROOM for summer, to spring. Non smoking tory to be liquidated at campus. New, spacious, 4 August furnished apartment 3 ROOMS FOR summ near campus; Rent negoti- Elaine, 353 3192 S 5-5-23 i4' SUMMER SUBLET only. 3 wholesale prices First come bedroom on 2 acres. Styled or house, retired Florida MSU Chess Club meets at 7 5-mar house 1 block able call 351-2643 3-5-22(31 first served' All warranty and bedroom full basement $250 ,or ,he professional or execu- couple Local references pro tonight at America's Cup. No campus $90 month plus ui service apply. MARSHALL tive wi,h lo,s of r00m for ONE BEDROOMS furnished vided. 372 1506 after 5 p.m. admission charged. piver APARtMENT nes Can 337 0565 negotiable 337 9486 3 ROOMS in nice house for MUSIC FRANDOR entertaining KARBER REAL- and unfurnished Close to Z 5 5-24i3 5-5-22 16) mpr suh|ef i bedroon summer Must see 332 5806. C-6-5-29 1111 TY, 339-9551 or 655-1030. campus. Starting in June Z 5-5-24(31 5 5-24(8) Volleyball Club meets from 8 to 332 3900. OR-11-5-31 i4> TWO ROOMS for summer •10 tonight and Wednesday in the HOUSE FOR Summer, FOR SALE • Chinon 35mm, i — .. . sub'ease m large house on ROOM FOR summer, 150-45 200 arena, IM Sports-West. 11 (filI near mm, 135 tele SUMMER SUBLET ■ 3 bed ' OR 2 females for summer, Gr ve S- Rent neqonable campus, rent negotiable. Call 55mm, 2x, case, tripod, best ' Recreate— Can 337 1530 Z 8-5 25 I4> 332 4493 Z-8-5-21I3I International folk dancing will room apartment Close $270. Own room, 2 baths, pool 332 8816 S-5 5-22 13) offer. 332-1390 Z 5-5-23 14) 35T 7255 Z 2 5-21(3 HORSE RIDING LESSONS be held from 8 to 10 tonight at sauna 394 6947 Z 3-5-23 t3> SUMMER OWN room, fur- SHIPPING AND moving car- Bailey Elementary School Icorner 4 BEDROOM apartment furn- EAST LANSING - 2 bed R00MS AVAILABLE sum- Ca" St George Equestrian of Ann and Bailey streets). NEED MALE of female sublet room Central air carport I TJT* N,ce roommates. $ ™ ™ 332-2751 Pacing available, soron- tons. Used and new. Call Center, 651-6755 ished with pool. Available for Edon Roc Fall spring. 79-80 dishwasher no 'ease 351 ty house ^ Abbon $80 323 9119 E 5-5-23 (3) C-19-5-31 14) The National Agricultural Mar¬ ar term Twyckingham. $120 month plus utilities. 2655 8 5-25 (3) month. Cindy 337-9748. 351 0022 Z 5 5-414) 355-1482 Z 1 5-21 13) _ _ keting Association meets at 7 BLACK DIRT Sod farm soil. SKYDIVING EVERY week- SOUTH HAYFORD. 5 bed BZ 3'5'21 141 - Approximately 5'j yards de- end and 'ate afierno°n- T'rs' tonight, 212 Agriculture Hall. So you found a new hobby7 FEMALE NEEDED for Amen AVAILABLE JUNE 15. 6 bed¬ room brick home. 1 mile west Sell your sewing machines in room, 2 bath, for 6 482 7094. of campus. Available June LARGE ROOM for summer in livered locally, $45 1 dozen iump instruction every Satur- East Lansing Public Apartments Summer Library Classified. cana 625 Virginia. 5-5-21 (31 15 $400. 351 7497 very nice house, great loca¬ free glad bulbs. Also sand, day and Sunday starting at 10 presents films: "The Hoarder" and term 351 1258 Z-8 5 31 (3) OR 7-5-25 14) tion $99 month. 351-2277. gravel and filter available, a m- ar|d weekdays by ap- "The Best Years of Our Lives" at 7 Z 3-5-21 131 641-6733 or 641-6024. pointment. Free skydiving tonight, 950 Abbott Road. X-OR-15-5-31 17) programs for groups, MSU SUMMER, OWN $85 PEOPLE REACHER room, Sport Parachute Club and OWN ROOM in house. Avail¬ plus utilities Near campus. Greater Lansing Epilepsy Asso¬ able now Close to SLIDE-IN unit, for van, 2 side Charlotte Paracenter, 372- campus. Greg. 337 9228 Z-3-5-21 (3) 9127. 543-6731 ciation meets at 7:30 Tuesday at Pool, tennis, on busline. Call benches with storage, con¬ C-22-5-31 (101 Peoples Church. 332 2399 Z 3-5-21 (4) verts to large bed, table, and NEED A house for fall? Act WANT AD fast EQUITY VEST only has 4 East Lansing homes left Call 351 1500 OR 18-5 31 15) ROOMS - FEMALE Across from campus. Open May 30. $80 month. 332-8667 days, sink, like new. $185, call after 4 p.m, 351-5085 3-5-22(5) 3-2 tube fluorescent lights, 8' CAMPER 8; sleeps 4,- gas refrigerator, excellent condi¬ tion $900 663 3161. It's just knowing Know before you vote on the Nestle boycott at MSU. The Infant Formula Action Coalition presents there's film, discussion, and literature at 9 Just complete form and 351 4280 evenings. 4 2 tube 4' lights. $10-30 3-5-21 (3) a NEW SUMMER sublet Spa X 10 5-30 (4) way for tonight, 107 S. Kedzie Hall. mail with payment to: 371 5086 after 5 Z 5-5-24(3) cious 4 bedroom duplex. individuals Nicely neighborhood 351 8561 furnished Good CLEAN & QUIET, close to DISCOUNT. NEW-USED I Service 1 [^| to advertise Winter Term 1980 student teachers and others interested in State News Classified Dept. campus summer. Call after 4 Z 5 5 22 (4) 337 2655 8-5 24 13) desks, chairs, files. BUSI¬ BLUEGRASS that's neither applying for Brussels, Belgium p.m. EXTENSION 31*7Student Services Bldg. NESS EQUIPMENT CO 215 Winter Term project should apply , SERVICE plays weddings, expensive nor E Kalamazoo 485-5500 at 4:30 Tuesday, 226 Erickson Hall. East Lansing, Mich. 1*8823 RED GIANT has a large WOMAN NEEDED for room 0 2 5-21(41 parties, 337-0178 or 372 3727. time-consuming One-hour meeting provides an C 23 5-31 (3) that selection of houses, apart m house of 4. $93.75/month, brings orientation to project, opportuni¬ ments duplexes studios etc. plus utilities. 372-5034. MAXELL out the ties to talk with former partici¬ CASSETTE Most areas, sizes and Z-8-5-2913) BLANKS & storage cabinets, smile on pants and the director, and appli¬ Address cation materials. Questions an¬ _ prices Can and see if we have wi'at you're looking for. Be ALL STUDENT Advertising sealed. $12.00 each 7119. E 5 5-23 (3) 393 TAYMAR satisfied swered by Brad West at 356-1713. be LEGAL SERVICES Classified City •ween 9 9 349 1065 must prepaid Monday. -Zip Code — SPEAKERS users. C24 5 31 '71 May 7 through end of term. TRANSMIS Paul Martin J D. Director Food and Nutrition Associa¬ 18 5-31 (3) SION line, designed after IMF tion's Potluck is at 5:30 today. AFFORDABLE monitor. Ultimate bass re¬ Everyone welcome. For location, 2 ROOMS, in clean spacious LEGAL SERVICES - Preferred Insertion Date house. Summer sublease, SUMMER SUBLET, female, sponse. Few compare at see poster in main hallway in — the cost Initial Consultation FREt $85 • utilities. 332 8951 duplex-own room, furnished twice $500 371 Human Ecology Bldg. Z 3 5 22I3I Negotiable. 351-4269 2338 2-5 21(61 D vorce from $160 25 characters in Print Ad here a line, including punctuation and spaces between words. SUMMER-5 bedroom house, Z-4 5-23I3) NEW STEREO arrivals used PERSONAL INJURY CASES: STATE Transcendental Meditation and TM Sidhi program offers intro¬ females, own rooms, 2 ROOMS IN 4 man house for Onkyo and Yamaha stereo NO FEE UNLESS YOU WIN ductory lecture at 3 and 7:30 p.m., blocks. Negotiable. 337 9273. summer Negotiable Behind receivers. Phase Linear 400 331 Union. CIRCLE RATE WANTED FOR OTHER FEES 694-1351 3 LINE MINIMUM Z 3-5 22(3) NEED 3rd female. 3 bedroom Dooleys 337 0690 Z8 5 22131 power amp. speakers Much Much Morel Lightning fast electronic RTR Tower re NEWS Alerting all Geminis: It's almost our moment in the sun again at house Fall summer pair service. WILCOX TRAD EAVESTROUGH CLEANING 7:30 p.m Monday, between Beau- Close OWN ROOM females For - ING POST, 509 E. Michigan mont Tower and Music CLASSIFIED Call 332 6696 or 332 8747 summer, available June 7. 2 Lowest rates in town. Call Building. lines Idzji 2 top 3 tots •tots Itop itots 2 tots Stop 185 4391 C 2 5-31(9) Ron, 374 7250 8 5 24 (31 Z 3 5 22(3) full baths, '/i block to cam¬ Male 3 2 U 548 278 168 12.88 1350 1125 1680 pus. Rent negotiable. 351 consciousness-raising COZY 4 bedroom house HANG GLIDER Excellent group |ust getting under New 3 SO 2 21 968 12J6 1668 way. 4 ipoo 2198 22 40 4639 S 5 5 23 (5) condition. Complete with hel¬ folks welcome at 7:30 to¬ garage, Oakhill area 351- men 5 6 4» 988 1288 16.88 28 88 22 56 21.25 21.88 548 18.88 14.48 19.26 24 88 27.N 31.51 3360 4484 9 a.m. 5 p.m. 8 5 24 (31 Your friends and neighbors met $350 487 6797 8 5 24 13) Typing Service H^l 355-8255 night, 339 Union. 1 638 12.68 16.88 22.46 2188 3158 3125 39 28 SUMMER SUBLET, 2 use Classified when they rooms EXPERIENCED IBM typing, You're Not OK, I'm Not OK - 1 2J0 14.41 19.28 2168 32 08 3188 42.18 44 88 in house. have something to sell RECORD PLAYER ixjriable Cedar Village area, dissertations. (Pica Elite), and you know it. A new kind of $75, month, 351 3475 They'll tell you how well it Perfect condition. Good tone FAYANN 489 0358 encounter group. Call Andre S. Z 5 5 23 (4) worked for theml $75 485 7304 E 5 5 22 (3) C-22-5-31 13) Magnolia Michigon Stote News, Eost loosing, Michigan Monde Monday, May 21. 1979 13 HAGAR the Horrible BAD Daily Tv Highlights (6)WJIM-TV(CBS) by Dik Browne k COMPANY Tues., May 22 8 PM Jcnison F ieldhousc (lO)WILX-TV(NBC) (11 /26)WELM-TV(Cable) (12)WJRT-TV(ABC) (23)WKAR-TV(PBS) 9:00 (12) One Life To Live (6) Six Million Dollar Man 10:00 (6-12) Phil Donahue (23) Over Easy (23) Spartan Sportlite (23) Royal Heritage (10) Mike Douglas 2:30 7:30 11:00 (23) Sesame Street (6) Guiding Light (10) Joker's Wild (6-10-12) News 1000 (10) Another World (11) Baha'l Fireside (23) Dick Cavett (6) All In The Family (23) Consumer Survival Kit 112) Nashville On The Road 11:30 (10) Card Sharks 3:00 (23) MacNeil Lehrer Report (6) Rockford Files (12) Dinah! (12) General Hospital 8:00 (10) Johnny Carson (23) Mister Rogers (23) Book Beat (6) The Body Human (12) Police Story 10:30 3:30 (10) Little House On The (23) ABC News (6) Whew! (6) M'A*S*H Prairie (10) All Star Secrets (23) Villa Alegre (11) Volleyball Tournament (23) Electric Company 4:00 10:55 (12) Salvoge-1 (6) Archies (23) Dialog ADVERTISE (6) Price Is Right 11:00 (10) Emergency One! (12) Bonanza 9:00: IN THE PEANUTS (6) Blind Ambition 6! CBS News (23) Sesame Street (10) A Man Called Intrepid STATE NEWS by Schulz 11:00 4 30 (12) Movie (6) Price Is Right (6) My Three Sons (10) High Rollers (11) TNT True Adventure (12) Laverne & Shirley Trails ,23) Villa Alegre 11: 11:30 (6) Gunsmoke 5:00 MSU SHADOWS 10) Wheel Of Fortune (10) Mary Tyler Moore by Gordon Carleton F;XBALL PETE'S (12) Family Feud (11) From The Pressbox SPONSORED BY: ;23) Lilias, Yoga and You (12) Mary Tyler Moore 12:00 (23) Mister Rogers 6 10-12) News 5:30 > UJWV IS IT *0G MATTfcJ? UJKlOf UMY X. (23) Prime Of Miss Jean (12) News <=>C>, IT'; r A6aim^T TH£ CaJimc f Brodie (10) Bob Newhart 12:20 (11) WELM News (6) Almanac (23) Electric Company 12:30 600 Rent-A-Bay ,6) Seorch For Tomorrow (6-10) News FRANK & ERNEST (10) Hollywood Squares ill) The People Of ECK LEON'S CMS Mobil ;12) Ryan's Hope by Bob Thaves SPONSORED BY: Open 7 days (23) Dick Cavett Phone 349-9704 1:00 6:30 ,6) Young And The Restless (6) CBS News (10) Days Of Our Lives 12) All My Children (23) Rites Of Spring (10) NBC News (11) Impressions (R) (12) ABC News OO^LT WH&J X WA* YouN&EP, 1:30 6 As The World Turns (23) Over Easy X RUN F°PEVER- 7:00 (10) Newlywed Game 2 00 (11) Show My People ArvD x sni-u oflN (12) Bowling For Dollars IT JvfT TAKE* LPN&Eft. 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Well-disposed 23. Swine genus 44. Uninteresting 4. 9. Appraise again IT 10. Expiate 12. Fail, Irish crowning stone 18. Disciplinary 21. Shield 22. Dissolute per¬ son ^ 4 Michigan State News East Lansing, Michigan Monday May 21, 1979 I'HOI STEAKS OA IS-HLAM ittlOEMS Victim compensation impossible By SUE ROBACH Kristen S. Shrader Fre plants, with victims of 99.8 percent of maxi power occurs, risks, Shrader Frechette said. Since victims of nuclear chette, a philosophy professor medical exposure to radiation mum The present nuclear liability property damages would power accidents cannot be iden from the University of Louis that causes cancer and genetic not be covered by compensa limit of $560 million shows the tified, a just and fair compensa ville, said it is hard to separate damage. tion." Shrader Frechette said, negative effects of radiation on tion is impossible, a philosophy victims of nuclear radiation, "The damages instead would be the public is less important The question is whether professor said Saturday. such as that imposed by nuclear borne by those living 50 miles than protecting industry society gets just benefits from nuclear power and can distin within the power plant." against lawsuits, she said. guish this from the violation of Therefore, 100 percent nu The conference on philosophy NAACP seeks the right to life," Shrader Frechette said clear insurance coverage is needed for those power plants which carry high radiation and economics was sponsored by the MSU Department of Philosophy. This question carries over to the prices the public is charged new grounds for in terms of long-range financial and medical costs, she added. For instance, cancer rates Lansing city budget are rising, yet the costs to the reopening ease public are not being met, she said. DETROIT tUPI) - The The high court said the plan that "Government estimates show- a child is three to six times approval set tonight ordered by the late U.S. Dis more likely to contract cancer NAACP is seeking grounds to than is an adult, after being Lansing City Council will approve its 1979-80 budget at 7 tonight reopen a metropolitan desegre trict Judge Philip Roth was in because it had not been exposed to the same amounts of on the 10th floor of City Hall. gat ion case in the Detroit area error radiation," Shrader Frechette The council recommendation may still be vetoed by the mayor, even though the Supreme proven that purposeful discrim said. as provided in the Court rejected a cross district ination had resulted in black City Charter. In addition to health costs The council reached tentative agreement at a Detroit schools and white sub a work session busing plan in 1974. The borne by the public, Shrader Detroit News reported Sunday. urban schools. Thursday to keep Mayor Gerald W. Graves' proposed tax rate of Frechette said the government 10.70 mills. The newspaper said Justice Atkins told the News the is failing to compensate for the The council will also consider endorsing a tourist information Department investigators, at NAACP would carefully assess effects of low levels of radia center whose the urging of the NAACP, funding is still uncertain. its chances for success before tion. The tourist center would house six brochures describing points spent a week in Detroit last ftling another suit in Detroit. The of interest in the city. month looking for new evidence government requires State News Richard Marshal! He said the case would be given nuclear utilities to have a Cost of the shelter would be about $1,500, plus about $1,700 for of official discrimination that The first official step toward building MSI s Performing Arts Center was made high priority after the liability limit of $560 million. printing and labor costs, Councilmember-at large Richard Baker might justify another suit. NAACP's legal force finishes "Atomic generation of elec said. Fridav morning. The sculpture which will stand in front of the center, created However, the News quoted a legal arguments in the Dayton tricity benefits a large set of Baker added he hopes for completion of the center before tourist by Mel Leiserowitz'. MSI associate professor of art. was partially assembled. Justice Department attorney and Columbus. Ohio, desegra The central element of the sculpture is a cylinder measuring 12 feet in diameter. people, yet if a nuclear accident season begins this summer. as saying that the investigation tion cases. "in no way" should be con strued as a federal effort to Michael Sussman, a Justice build another desegregation Department attorney, told the ELLIPSIS case in Detroit. News there has been no deci COPEKN Jims THIS SI MMER sion on whether the govern¬ The News said Justice De¬ ment would join the NAACP in partment investigators met pri a new suit. PRESENTS Intern program beckons vately with the Detroit Board of were Education last week and told the board was not now Detroit's public schools are about 84 percent black. R\ TIM SIMMONS college students w ho wanted to interested in cross-district bus¬ ing or any other metropolitan Suburban schools, with few- exception are nearly all white. Classical...Rock...Disco...Punk... State News Staff Writer * rebuild war torn countries and add.fen to business seminars desegregation plan. When it corner time to decide improve intprnstion&l relations. The MSU organization Thomas Atkins of Boston, a Where do you fit in? where to work for the summer. Since then the program has hacked by a board of ad\ tse top NAACP lawyer, told the turn students choose between Detroit. Jackson or Lansing. A few. however, decide Oetween provided jobs for about 75.000 students including more than 6.200 Americans. The organiza consisting of faculty, admini trators owners and local busine: and is endorsed bv Go News the civil rights organiza tion would pursue the case with Meeting set Listen as the "Experts " express their opinions Belgium. Germany or France. tion is student run with assis William G Milliken. or without the help of the Do you agree or not? TELL US AT 353-4411 The opportunity to serve an tance from top business execu tives who serve as directors of so We would like to get 50 people to join our committi , Justice Department or the Detroit board if it found the for council is available to MSU students AIESEC U.S. and help keep it running supportive evidence it needs. The Council for Exceptional through Association Interna "The program can benefit Naimy said. We are planning In 1972, a federal judge Children will hold its last Tonight at 8 pm tmn.iV lie- Estudiant* en Sci students even without an in uirge promotional campaign f< ordered busing of children be¬ next fall and that should help i tween Detroit and 53 mostly- meeting of the term at 7 tonight ences Econmiques et Commer ternship." Jim Craig, vice presi " MFSFC i renounce eve-sec dent of "There public relations, said are seminars that w<- gam a few members." MSU's ioca! committee AIFSFt' meets white suburban school districts in a case filed by the NAACP. in 115 Erickson Hall. Next year's officers will be elected and volunteers will be 640AM iv the French acnmvni for The attend and they can get a everv Wedne Two years later, the Supreme solicited for the spring Special the Michigan State Radio Network International Association of chance to know faculty mem dav at 6 p.m. in 340 I'nio Court rejected cross-district busing. 5 4 and a considerably- Olympics. WBRS WMCD WMSN ness Management. MSI"* more modest plan involving I committee of AIESEC w Detroit only was later imple ted in 22 Student Services mented. :. and has been in existence Special powers possible MIDDLETOWN. Pa AP - The chairperson ltv. The House, however, has not acted." of the presidential commission investigating the On dents for internships. The Saturday the commission heard from about Three Mile Island Nuclear accident says he 50 residents near the Three Mile Island reactor gth of the internships range r; Vss than 12 weeks to 18 expects Congress within the next few days to during an all-day session. But the commission grant the commission the power to subpoena and said it would hear no more witnesses until question witnesses under oath Congress acts. John Kemeny, chairperson of the 12-member During the Saturday hearings, witness after commission and president of Dartmouth College, witness complained about fears that their safety- said subpoena powers are essential to conducting was endangered bv the Three Mile Island piant, the investigation of the nation's worst commer site of the March 28 accident in which internship ir cial nuclear accident. and student radioactivity leaded into the air after a malfunc¬ The commission accused Congress and the tion in the reactor's cooling system. s are then processed Carter administration last week of not moving U.S. Rep. William E. Goodling. one of several puter-matched at fast enough on the issue, and in protest canceled AIES EC's Ir area lawmakers to testify, said residents have gress held two days of hearings. told him they no longer believe what officials "A satisfactory compromise appears to have York. say. been worked out on the issue," Kemeny said. A Middletown doctor, John Barnoski, said he Although i "The Senate on Thursday approved legislation to was helping to circulate a petition to close the ' give the panel oath-taking and subpoena author nuclear plant. Monday, Tuesday & vertising. com nd other fields, Naimy. student Wednesday Only rpersun for the LEAVING SCHOOL FOR THE SUMMER? STORAGE SPACE AVAILABLE Special Grouping SPECIAL STUDENT DISCOUNT Bass Shoes and the Middle East Your own ALLSTATE .nternships offer $29"»53lw '• mini-warehouse Self-storage as little as s12 per month, I^OK 463 pair regularly $40°° n ide i 'ek for STORAGE High Sunjuns !, but clai [aSwyl ELJ he earned through the pro¬ gram. Naimy added. No language requirements are specified by AIESEC to participate in the program. E 102 $2297 Companies located in countries pair regularly $28° that are in high demand, how¬ ULOKIT U KEEP THE KEY ever, such as France, Germany, • Spaces from 50 Spain or Italy, may require a sq. ft. and up • student know its language. 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