Tuesday "The State News Sunny skies are on the docket again, but it will continue to be cool. Temperatures will hover at the low end of the VOLUME 73 NUMBER 87 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48824 MAY 22, 1979 Budget cut may stall MSU building plans By the Stote News and UPI more than we project in revenue." elderly. Construction and improvements on MSU The governor did not specify precisely Welfare reforms groups urged a legisla¬ buildings will probably be delayed as a what will be trimmed from the Medicaid tive task force on Medicaid Monday to avoid result of a $100 million cut in the state's budget. The legislature currently is agoniz¬ cutbacks in Medicaid health care service 1980 budget announced by Gov. William G. ing over ways tn cut hack the health care and benefit levels and aim instead at Milliken Monday. program for handicappers, the and the poor reducing health care costs. While the major budget cut came in the state's overburdened Medicaid system, the governor also recommended a delay of $7.7 million in construction funds for the state's universities. MSU Before the revisions were announced, was slated for a $5.5 million capital PBB taints outlay appropriation, including $4 million for the Communication Arts and Sciences Building and $1.5 million for improvements in Power Plant 65. Total recommended education capital outlays for next year, amounted to $11 million before budget revisions. But while proposed building funds for of Michiganders By JOANNA FIRESTONE "The general public was primarily expos¬ Michigan colleges and universities face About 70 percent of Michigan residents ed to PBB through the use of food products delays, the general state higher education have detectable amounts of PBB in their that were distributed locally," the progress appropriation budget escaped uncut. blood, state health officials said Monday. report said. "I was pleased that the governor did not According to the most recent progress "Since the majority of the affected give higher education a severe cut," MSU report of a statewide PBB study, about half animals were from the western part of the President Edgar Harden said. "I hope the the state's residents have .5 parts per state, the levels of PBB in the general legislature will be equally interested in billion or less of PBB in their blood and population tend to be higher in that area," maintaining our investment in human about 5 percent have 5 ppb or more. Cows the report said. capital." may be sold for food with as much as 20 ppb "The data do not substantiate an earlier The 1980 budget will require the ap¬ in their fat. conjecture by some that the PBB was proval of the Legislature this summer. The progress report noted that fat primarily distributed in lower quality meats Boston Harden declined comment on the Univer¬ concentrations of PBB generally are higher that found their way to the poorer firefighter Robert Staunton gives mouth-to-mouth resuscitation to 212-year-old Arthur Robinson after sity's prospective construction delays until than PBB blood levels. households of the state." rescuing the youngster from a second-floor apartment during a fire in Boston's Roxburv section Sunday night. he had reviewed specific recommendations The boy was trapped in a bathroom and was not breathing when found. He is reported in good condition and re¬ "Although the blood specimens show only Efforts to develop methods of flushing from the governor's office. 70 percent with PBB detectable levels, PBB from the body have turned up ceiving treatment for smoke inhalation. Jim Fielder, higher education analyst in results from the fat analyses will undoubt- "interesting preliminary results," the re¬ the state Department of Management and edly increase the percentage showing some port said. Budget, said the reductions in higher exposure," the report said. "The tests so far indicate that rats fed education construction spending would "The results of these tests should be done PBB and then given diets with high fiber El'ROPEASS ISSIE WARNING probably take the form of an across the by the time of the final report, to be issued content or certain absorbant materials have board percentage cut for all Michigan September, 1979." lowered their PBB levels faster than those colleges and universities. Earlier studies estimated PBB could be on regular diets," it said. "In terms of amounts for specific institu¬ detected in fat samples of 90 percent of the "It is much too early to tell whether or U.S. slammed for guzzling oil tions, we don't know that yet," he said. The wholesale cutbacks were made state's population. Another survey showed 96 percent of nursing mothers had detect not this will result in the development of means for people to rid their bodies of PBB necessary by Medicaid cost overruns, able levels of PBB in their breast milk, and possibly other chemicals." PARIS tAP) — European energy minis¬ which our logistical systems are stretched economic uncertainty and the legislature's which has a high fat content. PBB entered Michigan's food chain when on policies for dealing with oil supplies and ters on Monday accused the United States taut," Schlesinger said. "While there is a prices, heard reports that warned of a rejection of Milliken's plan to trim a pay In general, the most recent report said, it was accidentally added to livestock feed of guzzling the world's oil resources and great debate in the United States whether hike for state workers from 7 to 5 percent. PBB levels were higher in children than in 1973. worldwide economic crisis if oil shortages warned of serious economic consequences if the oil shortages are real or whether they Milliken asked lawmakers to cut Medi¬ adults and in males than in females, as had continue unabated. oil shortages persist. were contrived by some mysterious force. I caid outlays by $30 million, cancel a $33.8 been found before. But for the first time, U.S. Secretary for Energy James Schles- The bleak picture was dramatized when think that the message is getting through to million home heating assistance program data showed white people had higher levels Sweden, whose economy was until recently inger told accusers at a meeting of Manslaughter the American people." and trim a variety of programs and state than black people. one of the strongest in the world, asked for ministers from 20 industrial nations they He said U.S. consumption was substan¬ agency budgets. An earlier school aid The study, funded by a $2.2 million state would have to be patient until America emergency aid from other participating tially below last year's level. proposal was left intact. appropriation, is being coordinated by the resolved the debate as to "whether or not countries to make up a 17 percent shortfall Seeking to mollify those ministers in "F "Enactment of* these ' recommendations state Department of Public Health and there is a real problem with regard to oil." The ministers were meeting as members whose countries motorists pay two times as much as Americans for gasoline, Schlesin¬ in oil supplies. Organization members are pledged in a contingency plan to provide will be difficult,' Milliken said in a letter to the i"-'*'*""" "Ti legislature. "It is not easy for me to " conducted bv the University of Michigan's School of Public Health.' Wayne State verdict in of the International Energy Agency, an each other with emergency supplies. ger said he was sure the United States present them to you. University and the Mount Sinai Environ¬ organization intended as a sort of Western would be able to increase its oil prices to The current meeting is intended as a counterweight to the Organization of Petro¬ leum Exporting Countries. The United level of the international market. the follow-up to an October session in which members were asked to cut their imports. tional We must, nowever, meet our constitu¬ obligation. We must enact a balanced mental Sciences Laboratory in New York. It has noted differences in PBB levels by S. F. slayings Schlesinger did not elaborate. Prices for budget that does not result in spending geographic region. States is a member of the organization. gasoline among European Common Market In a toughly worded speech, released countries range from about $1.40 a gallon By TONY LEDWELL Associated Press Writer outside the closed-door session, Guido for regular gas in Britain to $2.47 a gallon SAN FRANCISCO (API Dan White, Brunner, energy commissioner of the in France for premium — including much — European Economic Community charged that Americans were consuming twice as much oil per person as Europeans. higher taxes than in the United States. In Washington, oil company executives clashed Monday with Senate opponents of Legal questions stop dredging the one-time city supervisor, policeofficer and firefighter who admitted the City Hall slayings of Mayor George Moscone and "Neither the world economy as a whole President Carter's decontrol program over Supervisor Harvey Milk, was convicted of nor the international monetary system will voluntary manslaughter in their deaths operations at Lake Lansing site whether the industry was withholding fuel be in a position to sustain American oil from the market until it could obtain higher Monday. The two verdicts from the seven-woman, imports at the present magnitude," Brun¬ prices. ner said. Carter's plan phases out federal price five-man jury were a major victory for the Tahvonen issued the injuction and ordered answered by the Michigan Department of defense, which had conceded that White Schlesinger replied that while the oil controls on domestic crude oils starting By MARCIA BRADFORD State News Staff Writer an immediate hearing. The hearing began Natural Resources and the Environmental killed the mayor and Milk, but claimed squeeze "seems to be self-evident to June 1. The dredging of Lake Lansing, which Protection Agency. White was mentally ill at the time. members of the IEA and to OPEC, it is not The executives denied that fuel was Monday night and will continue until the self-evident to the people of my country, began Thursday after nearly a year of dispute between Bath Township and the He said the engineers with Keck Consul- White, who could have been sentenced to being withheld for higher prices. James H. death if convicted of murder, now faces a nor to the Congress." DeNike, a vice president of Shell Oil Co., delays, has been halted by a temporary Ingham County Board of Public Works is tants, the firm monitoring the project, have The Iranian revolution had brought said the U.S. problem is low domestic oil court injunction until legal questions are resolved. met with area residents and provided the prison term ranging from just under five forward "the day of reckoning, tightened settled in hearings this week. information they have requested. continued on page 8> production. the oil markets and created a position in The IEA ministers, in Clinton County Circuit Judge Randy Members of the Bath Township Board a strategy session contend they never gave the county public works board permission to build spoil sites or sink wells in their area. Nuclear mishap any time A lawsuit filed on behalf of the township May 15 asked for a hearing on the issue and stated Ingham County had no right to use Milliken orders probe the land for spoil sites. WASHINGTON (AP) — The chairperson of a House inquiry into clear indication of what was happening were either nonexistent or J. Richard Robinson, attorney for Bath the Three Mile Island nuclear accident sad Monday the same type mishap "is likely at any time" at another nuclear power plant. inadequately calibrated; • operators followed prescribed procedures during the first Township requested a restraining order when dredging procedures began Thursday. into beer price hikes Rep. James Weaver, D-Ore., made the assertion in presenting a hours of the accident based on the best information available to Ingham County attorneys asked Friday report by his panel suggesting that equipment and instrument them — even though these procedures turned out to be that the restraining order be lifted, arguing LANSING (UPI) — Gov. William G. Milliken Monday ordered a group of top consumer failure played a much greater role in the March 28 accident than inappropriate under the circumstances; that no irreparable damage would result if protection advisers to investigate the steep beer price increases that followed operator error. • a pressure relief stuck in the open position was probably the dredging continued. implementation of Michgan's throwaway bottle ban. Meanwhile, the House approved and sent to the White House a single most serious malfunction, but conflicting information Tahvonen denied the request, stating Milliken also forwarded to the cabinet-level group a list of current liquor rules that measure giving broad powers to the special commission named by reaching the control room delayed a diagnosis of the problem for damage could occur before a decision is could affect beer prices if modified. President Carter to investigate the nuclear accident. more than two hours; reached in court. Earlier, Milliken had called for a full-scale review of the beer prices. The measure, passed unanimously, gives the commission the • an emergency core cooling system that had turned on Larry Salstrom, attorney for Ingham "There have been some problems associated with our new law — as with any dramatic power to subpoena and put witnesses under oath and to inspect automatically was throttled back dramatically, contributing to County, said the public works board innovation," Milliken said. "One of the biggest of those problems has been price certain records. reactor overheating — a move based on a misinterpretation by contends it received permission in 1976 to increases in the area of malt beverages." Commission members last week suspended hearings into the operators of a water-level gauge; use land in Bath Township. Conducting the investigation will be Milliken's Consumer Protection and Regulatory accident until it had obtained such power. The Senate passed the • the temperature in the reactor core soared to a dangerous Richard Sode, Ingham County drain Cabinet, made up of representatives of the departments of Licensing and Regulation, bill on Friday. 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit during the first hours of the accident but commissioner, said the board of public Labor. Commerce, Management and Budget the attorney general's office and the "Such an accident not only could happen again but it is likely to control room monitors were inadequate for measuring this high a works was directed at that time to go to the Michigan Consumers Council. at any time," Weaver told members of a House Interior temperature directly; and zoning Board of Appeals and see whether a A joint legislative committee also is looking into beer prices and is considering a subcommittee. "Three Mile Island has proved the extreme • two valves on an auxiliary water pump system that mistakenly special use permit was required to use the fullfledged audit of the price hikes and whether they were justified by the so-called vulnerability of nuclear power." had been left closed when they should have been open may not land in question for spoil sites. bottle bill. The task force headed by Weaver concluded in its report that have contributed as much to the severity of the accident as He .said the zoning board replied that no Milliken said easing some of Michigan's currently stringent regulations on beer control room operators were unable to harness the nation's worst previously suspected. special use permits were necessary. nuclear accident because their instruments gave them false or advertising and price posting may help lower prices by fostering competition. "Throughout the early hours of the accident, the operators could Bath residents are concerned that the The state Liquor Control Commission, at Milliken's request, singled out current rules misleading information. not readily interpret (reactor) core temperatures," said the report. dredged materials may contaminate the which could have an effect on prices, including one which prohibits bars, party stores and "I saw no operator error not closely related to design or Thus at the time when most of the damage was done to the fuel water and the spoil sites themselves may be liquor stores from advertising the price of any alcoholic beverage. equipment error," Weaver said. core at the plant's reactor No. 2, control room operators were hazardous to children. Another regulation pointed out in the review is a law which assigns exclusive sales "Operators and engineers involved from the start of the accident responding to the emergency based on inaccurate information, the In addition, they are concerned that wells territories to distributors, meaning no more than one distributor may serve a given area. repeatedly told the task force they did not know the extent of report indicated. dug in Bath Township to maintain the level "I will be standing by awaiting recommendations by my Consumer Protection and damage — the degree of serious danger — until one or two days The report presented the first formal assessment of what went of Lake Lansing while it is dredged may after the damage had occurred." Regulatory Cabinet," Milliken said. "It is hoped that changes in this area will ease the wrong at the nuclear plant near Harrisburg, Pa. The report noted, cause their water supply to drop. burden placed on both consumers and retailers by spiralling prices," Milliken said. Central findings of the task force report were that: however, that final conclusions would have to await the Sode said questions posed by Bath • instruments that could have given control room presidential commission's larger scale inquiry. operators a Township residents have been sufficiently 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday Moy 22, 1979 Iran reacts to Senate criticism State News TEHRAN, Iran's Iran (AP) - Senate resolution that con The State Department was ers defended the resolution. revolutionary govern demned Iranian executions and conciliatory Monday as spokes Majority Leader Robert C. Wire Digest ment has reacted swiftly and angrily to American criticism of its Islamic justice system, but it stopped short Monday of the overall U.S. government policy on Iran. That realization, however, did not prevent the Iranian person Kenneth Brown ap pealed for Iran to accept the new ambassador and said, "We believe we should put the past on President Carter announced April 24 that he planned to send Walter L. Cutler, former Byrd of West Virginia said, "I am glad Iran has taken notice of the Senate action." ambassador to Zaire, to Tehran Yazdi warned that the future letting the conflict become a Foreign Ministry on Sunday behind us. of U.S. Iranian relations is in full blown crisis. from asking the United States "We support the revolution's as a replacement for Ambassa dor William H. Sullivan, who American hands, and reminded Foreign Minister Ibrahim to delay sending its new am objectives of freedom, justice was called home April 4 for Washington of a commitment Yazdi told a news conference bassador to Tehran, signaling a and democratic institutions for "consultations." Sullivan had a by Secretary of State Cyrus R. that Iran recognized a dif¬ formal protest of the Senate the Iranian people. They will Vance to "friendly" relations FocusAA/ohld ference between Thursday's criticism. not be easy to achieve but we close working relationship with the deposed shah. between the countries. Yazdi said it was only natural The Senate resolution, intro¬ that criminals of the old regime duced by Sen. Jacob K. Javits, Payment should be punished now. Revo¬ Trudeau's Liberals await ballot returns %/ to nuclear blast R N.Y., hit in Iran like a bomb. Splashed by newspapers, it drew immediate criticism from lutionary demned 213 courts have con¬ people since Feb¬ TORONTO (AP) - As Canada s elec¬ 14.5 million eligible voters are expected ruary. revolutionary militants for "A revolution has taken place tion campaign drew to a quiet close Monday, Prime Minister Elliott Trudeau s to cast ballots for House of Commons representatives in the which has been attendee denied by court spotlighting recent executions after years of alleged Senate in our country," he said. "What surprised us is the fact that the Liberals anxiously awaited the outcome expanded to 282 members. The party indifference to executions un¬ past regime killed our youth of today's balloting. The polls said the winning the most seats generally forms der the shah. WASHINGTON tAP) The Supreme Court In seeking Supreme Court review, lawyers for but the U.S. Senate maintained race was too close to call, but Joe Clark the new government, and its leader the Jaffees asked the In Washington, Senate lead¬ silence on these killings." on Monday refused to force the government to high court to carve out an was predicting victory for his Progressive becomes prime minister. exception to the sovereign immunity doctrine. pay for the medical care of soldiers who in 1953 Conservatives. The opinion polls, which show each attended an atomic bomb explosion at Camp Court papers described Stanley Jaffee as a The 39-year-old Clark made his final major parties favored by an even 37.5 Desert Rock, Nev. 47 year old father of three children who suffers percent of the voters, indicated a positive from inoperable breast cancer. appearances of the two-month campaign The justices, without comment, refused to in Alberta, his home province in Canada turn for the Conservatives because The appeal said Jaffee was one of "a s hear arguments from a River Edge. N.J.. cancer West. Trudeau Trudeaus party has fallen from a 43 substantial number" of service personnel to prime minister for the victim who claims the government should have to attend and participate in the bomb test. "The past 11 years, spent his day in Ottawa. percent favorable ranking since early subsidize his medical costs. soldiers were exposed to massive doses of As many as 76 percent of the country s Apr,I. Stanley Jaffee and his wife. Sharon, sued the dangerous rad'ation when the atomic bomb was government on behalf of all U. S. soldiers who exploded only 2,000 or 3,000 yards away from were required to attend the bomb test 26 years where they were ordered to stand," it said. China. Vietnam exchange war prisoners ago. The Jaffees' lawsuit had sought to force the Two lower courts ruled that the doctrine of government to notify all service personnel who TOKYO sovereign immunity — shielding the federal had participated in the bomb test that "they (AP1! — The first sick and Vietnam at a northern border point. government from individuals' lawsuits except stand in great danger of developing cancer." It wounded prisoners from the Chinese Vietnam then released 43 Chinese when authorized by Congress — prohibited the also sought to have the government pay for any invasion of Vietnam crossed to their prisoners. Jat'fees' suit. necessary medical treatments. respective homelands Monday under an China has pledged to release a total of exchange agreement and both groups 1 000 prisoners captured during its discarded their personal belongings in a four-week incursion into Vietnam in show of defiance. China agency s official Xinhua (Hsinhua) news and Japan s Kyodo news service reported that 120 Vietnamese soldiers exchange for 200 men it said were held by Vietnam. The border war flared Feb. 17, and China said its offensive was a result of provocations by the Hanoi Teen-ager's body found GAYLORD (UPI) - A teenage girl who found nearby. including some women crossed into government. disappeared Friday was killed elsewhere before Sgt. John Fiedler said investigators found a her body was dumped along a dirt road 15 miles needlepoint pillow and a brightly colored from the freeway rest stop where a Grand Rapids bedspread and drapes in the woods near where Zimbabwe — touehv issue for Vance. Carrington nurse was stabbed to death last week, state police Livermore's body was found. said Monday. "We're hoping someone will recognize the LONDON (AP) — Secretary of State by the United Nations after Prime Despite the proximity, investigators said it stuff," Fiedler said. "We think it may have come was not likely there was any connection between from where she was murdered." Cyrus R. Vance and British Foreign Minister Ian D. Smith unilaterally de¬ the two crimes. The first victim, Jane V. Snow, 31, was stabbed Secretary Lord Carrington met for nearly clared independence from Britain in Lt. John Hardy of the Gavlord state police post 23 times Tuesday, at the Loon Lake rest stop six hours Monday on a range of 1965. Carter has promised to make a said the latest victim, Victoria Livermore, 17, of along 1-75. international issues but apparently failed decision on Rhodesian recognition by A group of Notre Dame women protest the lack of Roseville. died from several heavy blows to the Otsego County Prosecutor John Dennany said to agree on the touchy issue of a new mid-June. head which crushed ther skull. no decision had yet been made on whether to progress of Title IX by holding up their caps at the Anglo-American strategy on Zimbabwe Top-level British Foreign Office offi¬ Her fully-clothed body was found by a group of charge a man seen hitchhiking in the area with beginning of commencement speaker Secretary of Before last month s Zimbabwean elec¬ cials visited Zimbabwe last week and mushroom hunters late Saturday, about 41 hours Snow's killing. Health, Education and Welfare Joseph Califano's tions both countries had been united on delcared the elections were as fair and after she disappeared following an argument with John McGawley, 28, of Rhode Island, was address Monday. not recognizing any new black majority free as possible. But new British Prime her brother. Hardy said the body apparently had arrested Wednesday on a fugitive warrant from Parliament chosen without the participa¬ Minister been wrapped in some drapery and a bedspread his home state for a parole violation. Margaret Thatcher has delayed tion of nationalist guerrillas lead by any decision on recognizing the new Robert Mugabe and Joshua Nkomo. Zimbabwean government which will be The U.S. Senate nevertheless has installed later this month, until after an SOUTH HAVEN (UPI) - Consumers vessel. voted to urge President Carter to lift August British Commonwealth con¬ Power Co. brought one of its two ailing Additional braces were installed at a cost economic and political sanctions imposed ference. nuclear power plants back on line Monday, of $25,000 to make the plant resistant to an ending three weeks of downtime that forced earthquake four times more powerful than the utility to buy power from other utilities any that hit the area in the last century, Focus-Nation at a cost of $330,000 a day. The $185 million Palisades nuclear power Koschik said. The plant shutdown caused Consumers to plant was back in operation at 12:35 a.m. buy electricity from other utilities at an Palisades plant lEDT), utility spokesperson Mike Koschik said. estimated cost of $6.3 million. Koschik said, however, engineers had not Florida court refuses to delay executions The plant shut down April 30 when a faulty yet determined how to repair Consumers' other nuclear plant, the Big Rock facility near voltage regulator caused its main turbine to back in service Charlevoix. TALLAHASSEE, Flo. (AP) — The Florida William Stafford, who refused to delay trip and shut down the reactor. About two quarts of radioactive coolant Supreme Court Monday refused to delay the execution earlier in the day Before the facility was brought back on water leaked from piping around control rods the executions of convicted murderers Robert Harper Jr., lawyer for Darden line, the utility revealed a computer analysis, at the 16-year-old power plant. Authorities John A. Spenkelink and Willie Jasper 45 also pursued various appeals, in¬ performed because of the utility's plans to were considering three possible methods of Darden Jr. cluding one to the Bartow Fla. judge who replace two defective steam generators, After a lengthy private meeting, the justice unanimously refused to stay Spenkelink's execution. They denied sentenced him. Darden s attorneys contended in their brief to Florida s highest court that the after 21 days out showed two emergency reactor cooling systems were not as earthquake resistant as originally believed. repair and Koschik said they still have not determined which method to it went down for refueling. use. Big Rock has been closed since Feb. 2 when The leak was Darden s appeal 4-3. Since May 2, plant engineers have been discovered in mid-April as plant workers clemency process, in which the state Spenkelink faces electrocution at 7 Cabinet considered whether to commute shoring up the two systems which involve attempted to get the facility back on line. The braces holding about 100 feet of 12-inch shutdown costs Consumers $30,000 a day to a.m. Wednesday and Darden one hour the sentence to life had denied their diameter piping running from two 7,500 later in Florida s heavy oak electric chair client due process of law. replace the electricity Big Rock usually The state gallon water reservoirs to the plant's reactor produces. a three-legged seat built by inmates. Supreme Court majority said that motion Meanwhile in New Orleans, an was without merit. emergency appeal was hand-delivered The three minority justices, however to the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in said Darden should be granted a two-day Spenkelink's behalf. The petition asked stay of execution to allow the case to be the court to overrule U.S. District Judge argued. Oil companies deny withholding gasoline NEW YORK (AP) - Puerto Rican Morales claimed to be a fighter for bomb-maker William Guillermo Morales, Puerto Rican independence. Authorities serving up to 89 years after a bomb listed him as the only member of the factory explosion cost him most of both FALN ever known to be arrested. But he hands, managed a mysterious escape never admitted belonging to the terrorist Monday from the prison ward of Bellevue league whose spokespersons have Hospital. claimed responsibility for more than 110 It believed the Bruce and Jeff's was 29-year-old sus¬ bombings in the name of Puerto Rican pected terrorist slid part way down the 40 freedom from United States control. feet from his second-floor cell on a flimsy LOFT rope made from bandages. The rope The letters FALN stand for Fuerzas apparently broke, but he evidently fell Armadas de Liberacion Nacional which STORAGE safely to the ground to complete a daring translates into the Armed Forces of break for freedom. National Liberation. Pick Up, Store, Deliver Remember moving in' Moving out is lood now ond we ll bring it bock in just as bod I Let us take the big the foil CHEAP1 Worry free! Hosslefree1 Also carpets water beds shelves CUT OUT SPECIALS Puerto Rican terrorist escapes (There Are Limited Quantities On All This Product) prison wards Call 484-53 IS Anytime ELO - Out Of The Blue - 3*99 WASHINGTON (AP) Oil company - Deputy Energy Secretary John O'Leary executives denied on Monday withhold¬ ing gasoline from the market to await told a Senate hearing that shortages may Genesis - Seconds Out - 4.99 be eased somewhat if Iran increases its Genesis higher prices, and they blamed the oil production. He said there is a chance - And Then There Were Three -3*19 nation's gasoline squeeze on a lack of Marshall Tucker Carolina Dreams crude oil. Iran might export an additional 200 000 - - 2.99 to 300,000 barrels a day to the United PLUS MANY NEW CUT-OUTS Meanwhile, administration spokesper¬ States. sons testifying before the sional committee blamed same congres¬ But such an increase O Leary added, Import Special • • • • Tim Buckley - Greetings From L.A. 5.69 tight crude oil would only make the country more supplies on unrest in the Mideast. Offer While Sepplies Last EAST LANSING STORE ONLY And White House press secretary comfortable" in a time of continuing Jody Powell said Congress was primarily shortage. responsible for the nation's current gasoline problems and that President Carter was getting too much of the O'Leary and executives of five major oil companies testified before a Senate Energy subcommittee studying the pre¬ WHERE220 m.a.c. HOUSE blame. sent shortages. mon-sat: 9-9 univ, mall. 332-3525 •an:12-7 Michigon Stote News, Eost Lonsing, Michiqon Tuesdoy, May 22, 1979 3 Habitual defiers Anti-bias poll of gravity meet taken among By DIANE SELKE Every try to juggle chickens, slime, lighted torches, tennis rackets or devil sticks? In the Tower Room of the MSU Union the Juggling Club juggles these items and many more every Tuesday from 8:30 p.m. to 11 p.m. "There's no limit on the range of jugglers' club, said. things you can juggle," Daniel Sadoff, president of the Sadoff, 26. of East Lansing, said he began the club last fall because there was no place to area renters juggle in the cold weather. "I made myself into an organization," he said. "I reserved a room for myself in the Union By SUSAN TOMPOR program. and put an advertisement in The State News. Now there are about 11 State News Staff W riter participants who Other aspects of the study include an come and juggle." East Lansing apartment dwellers will be analysis of mortgage practices of financial asked this week to determine whether The jugglers, ranging in ages from 11 to 35, all began juggling with three rubber balls. lending institutions, Horan said. With variations in technique, three is the least number discrimination practices exist in the city Data from the institutions you can juggle," Sadoff said. regarding how "Suspending 13 objects in the air is the most anyone has juggled, a record held by a housing market. many loans were made to East Lansing Russian," he added. The random survey, being conducted by residents and how much the loans were for Dave Anderson, 14, of 411 Butterfield Drive, started the city Department of Planning, Housing will be examined, she said. juggling when he was nine. Information will also be obtained regard "I like juggling because it's fun and there's no and Community Development, has been secrets," Anderson said. "Just pure talent." mailed to 10 percent of all multi-family ing the number of people that applied for Bob Lockwood, 11, of 2671 Greencliff Drive, the loans and the numbers that were began juggling when he was seven. dwelling units in East Lansing. Bob and his father. Bill, are part of the Lockwood denied, she said. Family Clowns. They use juggling in Renters will be questioned about their their professional act. Horan said that although financial insti¬ Bill, also known knowledge regarding city housing policies, tutions are required to disclose why the as "Circles the Clown," juggles chickens on a unicycle in parades. past experiences with landlords and condi¬ loan I watched my dad and copied him," Bob said "It's fun to juggle. If I am preparing for was denied, she said, the loaning a tions of the rental unit, said Marcia Horan, show, I juggle whenever I can." agencies are not required to give informa¬ community development administrative as¬ tion on the race, color, sex or age of the "Juggling is very theraputic," Bill said. "It takes intense concentration, but when I finish sistant. applicant. I feel very happy." Also included in the survey are Horan said a "serious gap" is created in questions You can pay $100 for a psychiatrist and get the same relief from juggling rubber balls the study because financial instiutions have regarding such demographic statistics as for $2.50 apiece," he added. said that the release of such statistics would age. race and income, Horan said. "It's a meditation which helps coordination and violate the applicant's privacy rights. ambidexterity in centering the body and The survey will be used as part of an mind with the objects," Sadoff said. extensive study regarding housing prac¬ In the Tower Room, the atmosphere contains fun-loving and friendly people. tices in East Lansing and will compliment a Throughout his 10 years as a clown and juggler, Bill said he has never met a juggler who similar survey conducted in the downtown The survey will be used as would not share his talents and secrets with another juggler. part of an extensive According to members, the MSU Juggling Club is area by Tenants Resource Center, she said. study no exception. Horan said there have been no formal regarding housing practices complaints charging that discrimination is in East Lansing and will com¬ predominant throughout the city. pliment a similar survey con¬ Nestle boycott, RHA But, she added, the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development has ducted in the downtown by Tenants Resource Center. area advised the city to take a more active affirmative action role in preventing dis¬ tax hike go to polls crimination. "Perhaps it is not enough to say we will "They'll (financial isntitutions) put down whatever reason they want to put," she not discriminate;" she said, "perhaps we said. "But I'll never know if it was based on Residence hall students are deciding if need to take action to prevent discrimina¬ approved. the Residence Halls Association will be tion." some demographic reasons." Each residence hall currently receives 25 "There's no limit on the range of things you can juggle," says Dan Horan said the survey information will be allowed to raise current taxes and whether cents per student. RHA hopes to use the Sadoff, organizer and president of the jugglers club. Horan said the study will help to used in an effort to fill "the gap" created by RHA should support the Nestle boycott additional funds to increase programming. determine what activities the city should the absence of statistics from loan applica¬ through a referendum Monday and today. initiate for a housing affirmative action tions. Students will vote on the issues in Students will also decide if RHA should University residence hall cafeterias during urge the University to stop buying Nestle dinner hours. products in protest against the corpora REGIONAL SURVEY REFLECTS PRIMARY CONCERNS RHA is hoping to gain a 50-cent increase tions' sales of controversial infant formula which would raise their tax from $1.75 to in developing Third World countries. $2.25. The assembly would allocate an Many advocacy groups claim the corpora additional 40 cents of the tax to residence halls for each student if the increase is tions' advertising methods buted to infant deaths. have contri¬ Health ,stpreventive soc education cited By JAMES KATES Clinton, Eaton. Lenawee. Jackson and of insurance benefits and costs for new analyst, said he found the high priority State News Staff Writer Hillsdale Counties will be used to develop medical equipment were also cited. placed on prevention "surprising." Lansing entrepreneur Rising health care costs and a need for preventive health education were cited as prime concerns in a survey conducted the organization's annual health systems plan. Over 80 percent of those surveyed Increasing people's knowledge of main¬ taining their health was chosen as most important from a list of 24 health care While the high cost of health care was mentioned most often in an open-ended question about people's medical concerns, recently by the Michigan Mid South Health believed health care costs were rising faster issues and containing the cost of medical he said, people might feel that containing seek council Systems Agency. than inflation and most blamed rising care was ranked fourth. these costs could result in lower-quality to seat The survey of 469 households in Ingham. physician fees for the increase. Availability Steve Leadley, MMSHSA senior data care. "People might want to save money but they wouldn't want to cut their services," A Lansing business person announced Ward seat and two at-large positions will be f Leadley said. Monday he will seek election to the First on the Nov. 6 ballot. If more than two Cancer and heart disease were cited as Ward City Council seat. people file by the June 19 deadline, for each the Accident troubling illnesses in the six-coun¬ most Pat Lindemann, 2008Vj Ave., has set his sights on the seat incumbent Robert Hull. E. Michigan held by of the four seats, a primary will be held Aug. 7. changes student s life This year Mueller is the president of the Handicapper Council ty area, while high blood pressure was the most common disease, with 21 percent of those surveyed reporting having had the Hull said Monday he has not made a final By ANDRA SCHIFF condition within the last 12 months. decision, but Although he is only 21, Paul Mueller has already led two and a member of the student organization Students Through expects he will run. A Personal habits and behaviors and the spokesperson in the city clerk's office said Monday only Lindemann and Theodore Woman OK different lives. At one point in his life, Mueller was a high school student Integration and Greater Mobility and Accessibility. He works 11 hours a week at placement services and manages to maintain a 3.2 quality of health more effective in care were reported as affecting health than DeLeon, 201 Lathrop St., have taken out involved in cross country running and student government. grade point average. heredity or the place of employment, the Three years ago, and three weeks into his senior year of high "I guess you can say I'm a work-a-holic," he said. petitions. Not less than 164 and not petition signatures more than 328 are neccessary to file. Lindemann is the owner of Lindemann's after suicide school, Mueller had a diving accident which broke his neck and since then he has been confined to a wheelchair. "It was just one of those freak things," Mueller said. "I had been involved with activites in high school but I was practically oblivious to handicapper activities." Through these programs Mueller has become a liason between study showed. Seventy-two percent of those surveyed utilized a source of health care over the past year. Seventy-four percent had a regular "After the accident 1 spent 10 straight months in and out of handicappers and administrators. attempt fails East Town Market, 2010 E. Michigan Ave., physician, '25 percent utilized hospital and the Gentle Side of Life art store, 2006 different hospitals and rehabilitation "Because of my accident my aware¬ outpatient care and 11 percent reported E. Michigan Ave. centers" he said. ness of things has increased. I now have using clinical services. He is also president of the East Michigan A soft-spoken man who calculates a special interest that I didn't have A 21-year-old North Case Hall woman Thirty-nine percent of those surveyed Avenue Business Association. he's about 6'2", Mueller is from the before," he said. reported using hospital services — 56 attempted suicide Sunday afternoon, cam In a statement released Monday, Linde¬ Detroit area and is a James Madison "In a way it's an advantage because I percent of which were for emergency pus police said. mann stressed the "neighborhood" ap¬ The woman was listed in fair condition College Student. gggggmgmggmmi wouldn't have known about the prob¬ treatment. proach to solving the city's problems. He lives in Case Hall because it is the lems some people have; however, it's not The mail survey, conducted by Market Monday in the Ingham County Medical In addition to the First Ward, the Third only undergraduate residence hall that is accessible to something I would have gone out of my way to learn." Opinion Research of Detroit, was con¬ Hospital. She was taken to the hospital by an East Lansing rescue unit after consuming a handicappers. Before his accident Mueller had always been interested in public tracted because it was thought that "town number of prescription and non-prescription "I think I would have lived in Case Hall anyway, because it's transportation and he hopes to work in that field once he hall" meetings did not provide a repre¬ convenient for my classes," he said. sentative sample of community opinion, drugs and two kinds of liquor, police said. graduates. Police said there was a suicide note, which Mueller planned to attend MSU before his accident but knew it Leadley said. "My family has always been very supportive of me," he said. indicates that it was probably not an would be different in a w heelchair. Single-sex accidental overdose. "My first year at MSU I had some that resulted from the accident and it was a real struggle for "At first it was hard to accept the fact that I'll be in a wheel chair unexpected health problems the rest of my life and at times it still is," he said. "I try to be very awhile," he said. Because he was in a wheelchair he got involved with a variety independent and sometimes it's hard on my family because they want to help. Teaching swimming Cutting art A Chinese paper cutting demonstration of handicapper programs on campus. "I'm not that different from any other college student and I have "I had a natural interest in the needs and problems of a very good chance of getting a job after graduation," he added. forms due will take place from 1:30 to 3 p.m. today and handicapper students such as housing, transportation and "I've been in both worlds now and have a different outlook government because they were affecting my abilities at school," toward some things and consider my wheelchair a secondary preferred Wednesday in the MSU Museum. The demonstration is sponsored MSU Gift Emporium. by the he said. "So I got involved." factor." Applications for spring term 1980 student teaching programs must be turned in by Thursday in the Office of Student Teaching and Professional Development, 253 Erick- in survey son Hall. Applications are for all majors requiring Single-sex swimming hours were preferred over integrated or a combina¬ Postal service will attempt to standardize student teaching programs as part of the department curriculum. Students may pick up applications in 253 tion of both in a recent survey on the Erickson Hall. indoor pool facilities. Four hundred students, faculty staff at both IM Sports-Circle and IM Sports West were surveyed to de¬ and mailing to cut down on hand processing Fall schedule termine the preference of those using By DEBBIE KNUTH than one ounce." the facilities. The United States Postal Service will attempt to standardize mailing and cut down on Spine said most of the complaints he has received have been with regard to the Of those responding, 124 women costly hand processing, beginning July 15. preferred, single-sex swimming hours, 50 were in favor of integrated hours To do this, it will impose a surcharge of 7 cents for pieces which are more than 6 and minimum size other mail. requirements, which will affect thank you cards, shower invitations and books offered and one-eight inches high or 11 and one-half inches long and weigh one ounce or less. The All undersized mail will be returned unopened, marked "not mailable," he said. 47 wanted both to be available. Postal Service will also return any pieces measuring less than three and one half inches Fall term schedule books will be available Hallmark is not opposed to the new size regulations, Price said. Since it has known Fifty-one men said they preferred high or five inches wide. about them for three years, it has not been producing anything less than 3 and one-half by in the MSU Union, International Center and integrated hours, 26 would like both "This is good for the Postal Service and the public. It will help keep costs down and Student Services Building through Wednes¬ 5 inches, Price explained. available and only three wanted single eliminate damage," Rick Spine, manager of mail classification for Lansing, said. day from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. hours. Now, undersized pieces and flimsy cards and envelopes often become trapped in the The cost of changing over to larger cards has not been a problem either. Price added. sex Completed registration section request processing machinery, Spine said, which causes the mail behind such items to jam and At the time they were informed of the new size standards, cards below the minimum Regarding the pool and time prefer forms should be turned in between 8:15 ences, the majority of women preferred tear. size limit accounted for less than 1 percent of the total production. and 4:45 p.m. at any of a.m. the following the IM Sports Circle pool during 11 a.m. The oversized and odd shaped pieces require hand processing and the surcharge should The Postal Service does not foresee any major problems with the regulations, Spine locations from May 29 to June 1: the Union to 3 p.m. cut down on the mailing of such items, thus reducing the number of postal employees said. There have been no major negative responses as yet and the businesses and Concourse, Conrad Auditorium or the The majority of women also preferred needed. manufacturers seem to be trying to comply. lobbies of Brody Hall, South Case Hall, single sex sunbathing. "Our humorous cards will not be affected by the surcharge," Jim Price, Hallmark Postcards will still be mailable, but they must be at least seven thousandths of an inch Erickson Hall or Student Services Building. manager of public information, said. "They are above the size limit, and weigh more than thick, Spine said. Most postal cards used now are eight thousandths of an inch thick and 3 Forms may also be handed in between 8 one ounce. Not many things over that size 6 and one eight by 11 and one half weigh less and one half by 5 inches. a.m. and 5 p.m. in 150 Administration Bldg. Opinion VIEWPOINT: MYTHS Vote 'yes' today The Residence Halls Association will wrap up a dual-issue referendum today, asking students to vote on a proposed boycott of products BOARD C ASMSU monster manufactured by the Nestle Co. and a possible residence hall tax NECKLACE ~]'5Q increase from the current $1.75 to $2.25. We urge passage of both proposals. The Nestle issue has been in the public eye for some time now, kept ALUM.q^OE. »8o spawned by SN alive by groups responsible for enlightening the public about Nestle's By CONSTANCE DuBAY individuals. If the primary motivation of Ski weekend i selling of a controversial infant formula in Third World countries. The os_ The State News. I am sorry to say, is be these members was that of using the most visible of these groups, INFACT, brought the issue to the MSU LAMP 3S coming as predictable as the canned organization for resume purposes, they laughter on old "I Love Lucy" reruns. could just as easily represent the needs of campus a few months ago in an attempt to drum up support for a TUK3E-UP However, the show here is called "We hate their constituency as responsively as Kathy University-wide boycott of Nestle products. INFACT was successful in ASMSU" and unlike the television, which I Wright. getting its issue on the residence hall ballot and campaigns educating 597 c PDO 5ET 10 can turn off because of the idiocy sliding from the tube, it is difficult to "turn off a This leads me to my next point, the recall dorm residents about the Nestle issue have, it is hoped, informed 598 c, enough voters to enable them to make the decision to support a ban of CLOa/RADiO newspaper which has a virtual monopoly on petition. It may be true that Kathy Wright 599 c TRACK 5WOES 10 campus news. ran unopposed, but that gives her no right Nestle products from the entire residence hall system. to leave the College of Education with as The University, in numbers alone, could have a major impact on Wednesday's editorial carried this typical much representation as if she hadn't run. At Nestle revenues and could be influential in changing Nestle's formula theme, which was not as offensive to me as this point, I may inform you that a recall is the lack of investigative work that went selling policy — precisely what the boycott is supposed to do. Hundreds AND RIGHT NOW, SEVENTH FIVE DOLLARS IS THE into its writing. Paul Schwartz's actions as a just about the only way to remove a of persons are already boycotting Nestle on an individual basis. representative for nonattendance. A repre¬ student leader are indeed commendable. I HIGH BID FOR THE FULL-TIME sentative may be asked to resign and The second issue on the ballot is one that will affect dorm residents in the pocketbook. RHA is asking for a tax increase that would give the PRESlbENCy would not argue this point. However, the editorial staff failed to research the fact Wright has already been requested to do so. residence halls 40 cents extra per student, while RHA would get an RT MSU-.. CALL MOW... OUR TELEPHONE that ASMSU's Student Board has been Tuesday night, a bill was also passed to working (in the form of a towing joint put the question to a referendum in extra 10 cents. The increase is so small that its passage seems imminent. LINES RftE OPEM... DiHL TBS-?BOO... committee and subcommittee) with the November of whether or not the Student Its passage will mean additional and needed funds for the residence Anti-Towing Coalition, as well as with Board will be allowed to remove represen¬ halls. So far, the residence halls have managed to keep dorm taxes Student Council to reach some feasible tatives for nonattendance. By changing this stable in the face of inflation. The increase, though minimal, will help to solutions to help alleviate and eventually rule the board won't have to play the recall finance many of the services provided by residence halls. RHA is also VIEWPOINT: JtPFA/PALESTINE solve the towing problem. game any longer. realizing the monetary deficiencies in some areas of the residence halls. The joint committee has been conferring The State News has helped to create the RHA's newspaper. Rhapport, is suffering financially and its reliance on with these groups since April 29, less than ASMSU. In the editorial Zionist Einstein monster on two weeks after the 15th session's first outside sources of funding has proven to be unfruitful. Residence halls Wednesday, not once was the Student are a self-sufficient body and need financial meeting. A bill to oppose towing was passed Board mentioned. ASMSU is not the support primarily from April 24, a week after the 15th session's Student Board. By printing such articles, those who make up its population. first meeting. In addition, a number of bills The State News has helped to perpetuate a We encourage all students in residence halls to vote today on these two worthwhile proposals. The boycott proposal, if passed, will show a saw all relatively have been passed as fragments to a larger proposed towing solution. Of these bills, one myth called ASMSU. ASMSU is composed of three boards: Student Board; Program¬ bill grants the executive staff the power to moral conscience on the part of the residence halls. The tax increase is a ming Board and the Student Media Appro¬ warranted request for additional funds which we are confident will be By LARRY E. FINK Maybe, as Einstein advocated, Pales¬ negotiate with DPS for the organization of a priations Board. Sammy Esmail's poignant recounting of tinians and Judeans should forge a lasting Student Advisory Committee to DPS. May put to a good use. the condemnation of the Irgun butcher, and mutually beneficial peace by creating a I also inform The State News that the The amount of power The State News Menachem Begin, by Albert Einstein leaves wields, the control of the political agenda non secular Israeli state. There Palestinians Anti-Towing Coalition is a special interest out one very important fact. Einstein was a and Judeans could live together in dignity group and needs to only concern itself with presented to the public and the limited amount of recourse afforded members who Onus must switch Zionist. with equal rights and equal responsibilities. the sole issue of towing and can devote all Einstein was not a racist running dog of its resources for a desired political outcome. feel they have been wronged by the press, There Moslem and Hebrew could worship Zionist Capitalist Imperialism. He was a the Eternal as Allah or Y'aweh, living in The Student Board, in comparison, must be keep the mythical monster, ASMSU grow Some members of the Michigan Legislature have taken it upon great and humble Jew who saw what the mutual pride born of mutual respect and responsive to a number of issues, if it is to ing uglier. Members of the 15th Session Nazi abomination had done to his people and be representative of the student body as a have been working against this image and themselves to challenge the powerful special interest of the state's understanding. well deserve to be viewed apart from yearned for something better for them. But such a dream is an impossible dream whole. landlords. And while we heartily commend their noble intentions, it previous sessions. Knowing that no culture was immune to the unless the Palestinian people admit that seems as if the two bill proposers have been out of the rental market so social cancer of racist anti-semitism, he As far as the board lacking leaders, the they too have become racists. Until the Lastly, I would not agree that students concluded, did many of his brethren, that board is not as autonomous as an individual. long they have forgotten just how leases and security deposits really as Palestinian people are willing to sit in The board was set up to facilitate compro¬ don't care about ASMSU; People still run work. only in their own homeland could the judgment on their own immoral and for the Student Board, people still attend descendants of Abraham. Isaac, and Jacob mise and to reduce the propensity to act One bill, introduced in the House last month unconscionable acts, their ceaseless rhetoric by Perry Bullard, would know peace and peace of mind once more. He rashly. This of course has the restriction of Programming Board events, people still ask of condemnation of Zionism as racism will that their publications be funded by SMAB. stipulate that landlords repay at least a 5 percent in¬ wished no one ill. but neither did he waiver ring hollow. "Ibin Y"hud" — Son of a Jew — less than timely action when a serious And as for the 956 students who received terest rate on a tenant's security deposit. Bullard has said he has situation becomes highly visible. Although plans to in his determination to see that the people of is a vicious curse in Arabic. That is no Student Board leaders are not flamboyantly their refunds; they can't be called apathetic, change the interest rate to a fluctuating figure, instead of a fixed 5 the Diaspora returned to the land the One accident. Arabs around the world are taught but misinformed victims of the ASMSU had given them. to hate the Jews before they are toilet apparent, they do exist. percent, to correspond to interest rates set by the banking community. If Theodor Herzl was the father of myth. He would also like to add guaranteed interest returns for deposits on trained. ASMSU's Student Board is comprised of Zionism, then Einstein was the midwife at Peace and love, like war and hate, are furniture and pet fees. the delivery of the newborn state. He used states of mind. a number of dedicated and ambitious Atrocities have been In an apparent oversight, state Sen. David Plawecki introduced a his international prestige to wrest from the committed on both sides, the recounting of nearly identical bill last Thursday. Plawecki also introduced a bill that nations of the world one small concession — which can only serve to inflame rather than would force a landlord to turn over a deposit made before a lease is a homeland for his people. So moved were heal. Let us put an end to the illusion that VIEWPOINT: ACTIVISM they by his efforts that his people offered there is one true version of God's laws, for signed within 24 hours after both parties agree not to sign the lease. him the presidency of Israel, but he refused, w hat we know of them we have read from Apparently, some landlords require money just to guarantee the chance leaving the politics to the politicans while he the words of men, and even the revealed to sign a lease. Both bills, or all three, smack of liberal, well-intended legislation, and continued to toy with the elastic geometry of space, matter, gravity, and time. word can become garbled in retransmission. As Albert Einstein so poignantly demon¬ Fed up with the we, of course, go on the record as favoring them, but both Plawecki and Alas, the land of Zion was wrested from strated, all things are relative; nothing is the sons of Ishmael by the sons of Juda as it absolute. In the proper frame of reference it Bullard are guilty of missing the real problem in tenant landlord relationships. Because of these oversights, both bills are practically meaningless. was wrested from them by the descendants of Romulus two millenia before. Like the displaced Judeans before them, the Pales¬ is easy to see that Palestinian and Judean have much in common. Let them embrace each other as brothers, descendants of bull? Read this The nature of security deposits is such that landlords can, and in many tinian people wish to return to their Abraham, the sons of Isaac and Ishmael. homeland. Like the Jews, they are willing to By PAUL SCHWARTZ think that we were just so caught up in our cases do, set their own And once will be declared prerequisites for returning security deposit more peace From towing to civil rights. A curious studies that we forgot to speak out and vote monies. And while there are plenty of rules and regulations that say fight and die for a cause they believe is just. throughout the land and unto all the switch indeed. Right? It is really the same Isn't it ironic that Palestianians and Judeans against these unjust laws. As I said, I would inhabitants thereof. creature, in essence. Students, like any like to think this but I cannot. what can be charged and what cannot — thanks to recent legislation — are killing each other for desiring the same Fink also known as Ehazer Elio Ben Mordecoi other citizens, deserve the same basic the onus of responsibility is still on tenants — exactly where it should thing? is on East Lansing resident We are not plagued by a group of liberties as any other citizen. This is a not be. apathetic individuals. It is the apathetic logical assumption but continually denied individual who is plagued by activists. For Some landlords will charge for carpet cleaning even when a carpet has by the campus administration. It is as if those of you who are staunch apathites, undergone normal usage and the tenants have not caused any noticable By taking over this piece from the when we enroll we give up many basic please do not voice your opinion or talk spots or stains. This is illegal. But how many people know this? Very few, to be sure. Many other typical landlord charges are taken off Letters Associated Press, The State News is contributing to the dissemination of half- truths and misinformation about the strug¬ freedoms. Whose fault is this? The DPS, the about injustice. Not only would this be hypocritical, you might see what changes can be made by getting involved. security deposits in direct violation of the law. The Catch-22 is that if one gle in Southern Africa. Worse than that, the administration, the Board of Trustees. I doesn't press charges on the landlord, they are immune from the law. make the claim to you, the students, that choice of headline and subhead point to an Getting involved is the problem is our fault. I will try to give a significant part of Given that situation, the prospect of a tenant getting even 5 active support of distorted media coverage American heritage. It is the main reason percent Is State Xews in of the subject when a critical attitude toward you a basic chronology that ended an era of more than the original security there is an America. Our ancestors felt that deposit seems slim at best. The typical information, which is obviously censured, activism. the state was unjust and then proceeded to landlord will merely re-adjust cleaning and maintenance charges to media reflect the interest stipulation. And though it may be illegal for them to conspiracy? would be called for. Must as we interpret this being due to racism and/or ignorance on to The "establishment" did not know what do. College kids around the coutry were covert the injustices. Do not wait until the injustice affects you do so, it will be done. the part of the State News staff? Either is protesting against injustice. The Vietnam On May 14, we learned through your personally. It is your duty and privilege to The problem, which seems to be ignored by legislators, is that the Associated Press article that Adolf Friede- inexcusable for a university paper! Surely War, the right to vote and lastly the right to help protect the rights of a peer. onus is on the wrong parties. It should be the landlords who must rich and Johanna Smit and her grandchil¬ everyone knows by now that it is South drink were some of the major protest prove The students at MSU will arise and rebel dren Willie Roodt and Jennifer were killed in Africa which has continually impeded a subjects. A few politicians realized the themselves, not the tenants. A state agency should be formulated with against injustice. Our new organization will Namibia. It was mentioned that a black peaceful transition to independence. By potential gains if they gave the youth the responsibility of overseeing leases and security deposit fight against the draft, fight against nuclear arrange¬ truckdriver also was killed. Where, may I alleging that it is the guerillas who "threaten certain rights. The potential being a better ments. Local prosecutors and the power and return the drinking age to 19. attorney general's office should ask, is his name? Where are the names of all peace in Namibia," you are placing the blame chance of re-election, quieting college We students can only make change if we coordinate to ensure landlords comply with the letter of the law. the other blacks who have lost their lives on the wrong party. campus unrest, and hopefully putting an Maria Grosz, Graduate Student end to student activism. fight for it. I urge you to help make change Periodic audits, somewhat like IRS audits, would guarantee that primarily at the hands of South African before it is too late. Student Activists for landlords have second thoughts before blithely soliders? It is striking how media coverage Dept. of Anthropology Social Change will be a highly effective ripping-off their of Southern Africa directs our empathy Ed Note The State News has editorially As we all know they were very success¬ unwitting, and usually legally ingorant, tenants. toward the whites involved by personalizing recognized the distortions in Associated Press ful. They were so successful in fact, it came force composed mainly of students. We But given the reality of the landlord lobby's strength, the to light (in the late 70s) that why do these need as much support form YOU as possibility their tragedies while de-emphasizing what and United Press International wire stories students still need these rights? "Wouldn't possible. of such an agency seems quite remote. The state However when faced with the decision of either simply makes too much is happening to blacks, leaving them running a biased story or no story at oil we it really show what they're made of if we money through landlord taxes for legislators to ever nameless and faceless. Is this an indication The last portion of this Viewpoint is seriously inevitably opt for the story We hope our readers revoke their rights?" As we all know, they dedicated to student government (especial¬ challenge that powerful special interest. that white lives are held to be more valuable are able to did revoke our right to drink and they do recognize the biases when they than black lives? want to reinstitute the draft. I would like to ly the all-University Traffic Council) and many student representatives. Please do not even think that your job is to represent The State News DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau your constituents. Go with your attitude that people elected you to voice your own opinion.That is the meaning of representa tive government, isn't it? Or do as some Tuesday, May 22, 1979 unnuwrrzzr Y0VYB look, i'm TELUN6 w ujell. sups' luhy oee.z exactly! and student government boards do, and jump Editorials are the opinions of GOTMBODFOR, ate. i boopsie. ms a hell me-? THAT mao is scoped ujoulduke this sure as on the bandwagon after the bandwagon the State News Viewpoints, columns TO POSE FOP, ni gtsifts /t5 DUNNO of an opportunity! f famous ? evert mouth by and letters are personal opinions ' 'WW* TO break heu beats stops. In past generations you were all so ^ EASY <00 bP - Ml PICTURE makes MILLIONS of INTO SHOW drama SCHOOL' powerful. You had the push and the Editorial Department ■ BUCKS' s \ \ it. laru. Be business.. integrity of a great river after a spring Editor-in-chief James L Smith FAMOUS! 1 .jKs \ j thaw. You now have the push of the Red Photo Editor Kathy Kilbury Managing Editor Anne Stuart Entertainment Book Editc Dave DiMartino Cedar. You have now pushed the power into Opinion Editor Kim G Shonohon the hands of the students. We will use this Sports Editor Joseph F Centers City Editor NunzioM Lupo Layout Editor Janet Holfmonn power to make effective change. The Campus Editor Michelle Chambers Freelance Editor Beth Tuschak oppression on this campus should have §11!? e Editor Paulo Mohr Chief Kenneth E Parker Copy Ed/for never happened if you were on the ball. Stall Representative Kim Gazella In closing, I urge the students to unite Advertising Manager Advertising Department Bob Shaffer Asst Advertising Manager Ssifir and make change. Join Student Activists for Social Change. We will make it work. Schwartz Madison is o College Cose Hall freshman in James 1 Michigan State News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, May 22, 1979 5 ElMTERTAINIVlENT Allen's Gong in Ann Arbor Esoteric rock 'n roll fans should have a field day tonight if they make it down to Ann Arbor's Second Chance. Playing at the club will be, in 4House9 well-paced drama several different Daevid Allen's Gong. permutations, With Allen will be New York Gong, Gilli Smith and Mother Bv ROSANNE SINGER Gong, Yochk'o Seffer, the Zu State News Reviewer Band and Ann Arbor's Prisma According to playwright tic. John Guare, his 1968 play, The Daevid Allen is a near-legen¬ House of Blue Leaves, is pri¬ dary rock figure who origi¬ marily about humiliation. "Ev nally rose to fame in the early Soft Machine with Robert Wy eryone in the play is constantly att. Mike Ratledge and Kevin being humiliated by their dreams their loves, their wants, Ayers. An Australian, Allen their best parts," he writes. had immigration problems and Artie Shaughnessy, employed eventually couldn't re-enter Britain with the Soft Machine; as a zoo keeper, is a frustrated left to his own devices in songwriter who composes such France he recorded a series of lyrics as "Since we split up/The LPs for the BYG label and skies we lit up/Looked all bit The Gong of Radio Gnome Invisible, including Daevid Allen (center and looking up/Like Fido chewed them." eventually formed Gong. After skyward! and Steve Hillage (at Allen's right, obviously under the influence of He resides in Queens, N.Y. with being picked up by Virgin Records, the band managed to drugs). Allen will be the only one of the above appearing at the Second Chance, a wacky wife. Bananas, and a but that doesn't mean you shouldn't go see him. attract an enormous cult follow pushy, tacky mistress, Bunny Flingus. The son he pinned his ing that remains even today. After recording You, the last hopes on is a deranged soldier who's gone AWOL. and best installment of the Radio Gnome Invisible triology, The BoarsHead Theater pro¬ guitarist Allen left the band duction of this bizarre comedy and formed Euturpe. Mean¬ is well cast and features some moving, pitiful scenes, captur¬ while Gong continued without Daevid Allen, featuring guitar tiEiNast p is qoiaEN... ing the right balance of humor ists Steve Hillage and Allan and sadness. Parker Zellers is perfect physically as the meek, unexcep¬ Carol Reich and Kerry House of Blue Leaves. Shanklin in the BoarsHead Theater's presentation The Holdworth among many others. At present there are two Gongs — drummer Pierre THE qifT id be TOO. where timid and unelectri- ty- She is excellent as she Moerlen's and Allen's current tional Artie who has never carry the poignancy of his — dream of herself recounts a version. The first band is 14k NEckdtAiNs«J20 abandoned dreams of musical expressions, as for example fying. when he tells Bananas, "Some¬ Kerry Shanklin projects a driving to Broadway where she currently signed to Arista Re¬ greatness. His songs are absurd encounters Cardinal Spellman, cords and is a fairly straightfor¬ but he never realizes it. He has times I miss you so much." A total personality as the flighty, Jackie Kennedy, Bob Hope and tasteless, overbearing Bunny ward jazz-rock outfit; Allen's some strong scenes such as major flaw in Zeller s perfor¬ President Johnson. when he phones his Hollywood mance is his handling of mo¬ Flingus. She maintains her Gong, on the other hand, is David Montee does an excel¬ devoted purely to space music director friend, Billy Einhorn ments at the piano. Artie strong New York accent fairly 14k\X/RiST CHAINS $9 lent job as Ronnie Shaughnes¬ and Allen's "pot-headed pixies" and recounts how he met delights in spontaneously com¬ consistently and contrasts ef¬ sy, Artie's son, particularly as nomenclature. mistress Bunny in a steambath. posing songs and in performing fectively with the mild man¬ His occasional wistful contem¬ for people; however, Zellers nered Artie. Her large physical he describes to the audience his Tickets for the performance from audition for Billy Einhorn. In are available in East Lansing at little of this excite¬ mannerisms and gestures occa plation of his mentally unbal¬ conveys that scene Montee physically Discount Records and Flat anced wife is touching. How¬ ment. His manner at the piano sionally become tiring, but on recreates his antics with a force Black and Circular for $5 and JUNdlNCL is much like his manner else- the whole Shanklin captures ever. his words do not always and desperation that makes the the character's temperament. will be sold at the door for $6. One of Shanklin's best scenes is memory painfully real. The performance begins at 9:30 The production is well-paced when she details the gourmet p.m. 226 Abbott Rd. 337-7446 Mon.-Sat. 9:30-6:00pm and picks up in the second act wonders she'll cook for Artie where the action builds gradu¬ after they are married. Three Beatles reunite Although Carmen Decker ally to the explosive ending. With the confusion of certain does not look physically disar¬ scenes in the second act, the LONDON (API - Ex-Beatle John Lennon was the only one of rayed enough as Bananas, with tension could easily collapse if the famous four to miss a weekend reunion celebrating the a well-kept hair style, she not carefully handled. marriage of rock guitarist Eric Clapton to George Harrison's quickly conveys the character's The House of Blue Leaves former wife. Patti Boyd, the London Daily Express reported slightly warped perception of continues at the Lansing Cen¬ Monday. reality. She begs pitifully for ter for the Arts through Sun¬ her husband's affection, imitat The reunion of Harrison, Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr day, June 3. Curtain time ing a love-blind puppy and took place at Clapton's mansion home at Ewhurst, Surrey, licking his hand. Decker believ Thursday, Friday and Sunday about 20 miles from London, the paper said. is at 8 p.m. and the two ably projects the character's craziness that sometimes leads Saturday shows are at 6 and 9 The gathering may have been the closest the Beatles have come to a full musical reunion since they broke up in 1969, startingly to moments of lucidi¬ Lennon, who lives in New York, was the only one absent. The three ex Beatles, joined by Clapton, performed on a makeshift outdoor stage before 200 invited guests. They sang 1960s Beatles hits such as "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club voO O 0°c COmPUTER jQpO° <£° LABORATORY °o0 v °\° - O °o 0 0 ° - o 0°0Co ,0 •00 ° ° °°oOo o and a band called DAVID" SimiNAR 0 00 0 An overview of computer languages that are com¬ Tue. fTlay 22. 7:30p.m. monly available for microcomputers will be the theme of a Computer Laboratory sponsored Eastern High fludt. seminar. Discussion will center on the languages' Lansing. (1)1. general attributes, strengths and weaknesses in respect to various types of programming ap¬ Freewill Offering MgT/ plications. The seminar will meet on Tuesday, May 22, at 3:00 p.m. in Room 207 Olds Hall. 517:694-2082 Don't keep your Graduation a Secret. announcements are now available at the MSU Bookstore customer service desk. Order yours now!! Cherrl Lynn Jr. arranges a floral bouquet of fresh ruffles and eyelet-embroidered icing, tiny floral prints and checks for comfortable warm weather sleeping. Yellow/green polyester/cotton. Sizes 5 to 13. Supply Limited A Flutter bell sleeve robe with step-in zipper front, $24 B Narrow strap long gown with ruffled slit sides, $17 35'each or 10 for'3.00 C Two-piece mini-pajama with side slit toga, check bikini, $17 emod.ling H you con'» lind >« Jacobsoris i ^ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday May 22, 1979 State News Kathy Kilbury Flowers is 'outstanding' The MSI' women's novice four crew team on its way to capturing first place Saturday at the women's regional By JERRYBRAUDE Although he has more confidence for his 400 meter race, regatta, which MSU hosted. This Saturday, both the men's and women's teams will travel to Grand Rapids State News Sports Writer Flowers also won the 200-meter dash with a :21.20 time. where Grand Valley State Colleges is hosting the State of Michigan finals. MSU's men's track team may have placed only sixth in the Big "I know my 400-meter dash is stronger right now, but I think my Ten outdoor meet, but one Spartan made the trip all worthwhile. time will eventually get better in the 200-meter dash," Flowers Junior Ricky Flowers was said. "Yet, I'm going with what is my best (400 meter dash), selected by the media as the and thank the Lord for giving me the versatility to choose what most outstanding athlete of the race I'd rather run. And there's only a select few tjiat can do that." I with Flowers was also instrumental in the 440-relay team that placed CHERYL FISH meet two first-place n finishes. In winning the 400-meter dash, Flower's :46.13 time not third behind Indiana University and University of Michigan. "Naturally, the high spot of the meet for us was Ricky," coach Jim Bibbs said. "He moved into being one of the best quarter milers in Not always gentlemen only set the meet record but the nation. His time puts him in the top 10 in the nation with two Tennis used to be known as a "gentlemen's game," a dignified of the players. He called it good, which tied the score. Fernandez m also qualified him NCAA and Amateur Athletic Union meets. for "I feel confident for nation¬ the weeks before the NCAA meet." The highest MSU finishers, besides Flowers, were third place performances from shot putter Paul Schneider (57* 5'/i") and high jumper Dan King (TD'A"). went on to win the match from Etterbeek. the defending als," Flowers said. "I've been The Spartans also had a couple of fifth place finishes in Keith sport for the upper class. Now. tennis is a game for the masses, and its image has certainly changed. champion. personally drained from help¬ Moore in the 1,500-meter run (3:50.71) and Andy Wells, who ended Tennis players have become tremendous personalities over the G. William Savers was the umpire who made the call. He said ing out the team the whole up in a four-man collision in the 110-meter high hurdles. years. Their every action is talked about, admired or scorned. each team insisted what they saw was right. "But I was elevated, year. But now I can concentrate "They all hit one anther like domino action," Bibbs said. where it was easiest to see," he said. Rickv Flowers on myself." MSU's only other two runners to make it to the individual finals Young tennis hopefuls idolize professional stars and try to imitate After the match, Etterbeek made obscene gestures and threw a were Andre Williams and Tyrone Williams. Andre Williams their style of play. placed bottle of Gatorade on the court, smashing it to pieces, according to seventh in the 100-meter dash (11.03) and Tyrone Williams placed Players such as Jimmy Conners, Ilie Nastase and most recently John McEnroe are known just as much for their flamboyant Saver and other coaches present. eighth in the 400-intermediate race with a :52.8 time. personalities as for their brand of tennis. Anyone watching live or While most of the coaches agreed the incident was Tyrone ran a :51.52 in one of the heats, which was and two hundredths of a second away from qualifying for nationals," embarrassing, they said it spur-of-the-mom on television can see either of them make an obscene gesture to the referee or smash a racquet when a call does not go his way. With this in mind, the issue of misconduct in men's Big Ten which is the cause of most was a misconduct. "Nobody can tolerate it, but this young man felt there was an Spartan baseball hosts Bibbs said. "So he should have an excellent chance to qualify this weekend at Notre Dame." Bibbs also has high hopes tennis has surfaced. "The conduct of pressures college players is from professional tennis," men's tennis coach Vandy Christie of Northwestern University said. a product of injustice done to him — he couldn't cope with it," Christie said. "What happened here was a momentary thing. It just happened." coach John Daly of OSU said, "I'm not happy it regional this weekend for Schneider, Moore and King qualifying for nationals when the Spartans travel to South Bend, Ind. for the Central Collegiate meet. As the Big Ten champion MSU baseball team enters NCAA The focus in tennis is on the individual and the way that player happened, and it could happen again." tournament play for the second consecutive year (it received an conducts himself. "In other sports, they penalize the whole team Etterbeek's coach. Brian Eisner, refused to comment on the At Large bid last year), the Spartans will have the home field lor bad behavior," University of Wisconsin coach Denny Schackter Benefit for Huron Alliance -Flint Hotline Center incident or on Etterbeek's conduct. advantage. said. Bad conduct is usually a player taking it out on himself." MSU tennis coach Stan Drobac feels misconduct represents a Misconduct has always been a much-discussed subject among Big Ten tennis coaches. At this year's Big Ten men's tennis meet in serious problem to the game. "All year long, teams were swearing Kobs Field will host the four-team Mideast regional starting Friday and ending Sunday. It will be a double-elimination MELANIE and throwing racquets, he said. "Coaches don't reprimand their tournament. Columbus, Ohio two weeks ago, the coaches decided to institute a Thurs. June 7th 8 p.m. players. I'm tired of hearing four letter words." Friday's action will have Miami of Ohio against San Diego penalty-point system to keep the situation under control. In this system, a player receives a warning the first time he exhibits Daly agreed that misconduct bothers people. "It deters State at 1 p.m. and MSU against Pepperdine at 4 p.m. Whiting Auditorium-Flint spectators from enjoyment of the game. We must get to the point The two losers from Friday will square off at 10 unsportsmanlike conduct in the opinion of the appeals judge. The where control is provided." a.m. Saturday, and the two winners will play at 1 p.m. The Tickets *7.50, *6.50, *5.50 next time, a point is taken away and if it happens a third time, a The consensus is that the initial responsibility lies with the winner of the 10 a.m. game will play the loser of the 1 p.m. Available at the box office, mail order: S.A.S.E. and check to game is given to the opponent. If the violator shows coaches themselves. "The coach is responsible for controlling his Whiting Aud. 124) E Kearsley, Flint. game at 4 p.m. 48503. Phone Reservations unsportsmanlike conduct a fourth time, the match is defaulted. athletes," Daly said. "They play better if they can control their The championship game (two if needed) will be Sunday. (313) 239-6772. There were several times when the warnings were issued during the meet. One incident that caused concern and Christie agreed. "A coach has to be an authority with his players controversy occurred in the No. 1 singles final match between — he must set an example and have some class." senior Jeff Etterbeek of the University of Michigan and freshman Drobac said coaches must teach players to be "humble winners Ernie Fernandez of Ohio State University. and gracious losers." He has been around tennis for a long time, In the last set of the match, with Etterbeek leading 4-3, Fernandez served the ball. Etterbeek called it out, and Fernandez playing in Wimbledon and Forest Hills. He said the younger coaches put too much emphasis on winning at all costs, and have no Netters end season appealed to the judge, who overrules only when he is asked by one PRESENTS control of the conduct players exhibit. The MSU women's tennis Big Ten champion, didn't get an "Just because you beat me doesn't mean you earn my respect," team ended its season over the automatic bid. But when the Drobac said. He admitted that it can be frustrating to players to weekend with a 9-0 loss to Ohio tourney was over, she did get wsuziL. Men rowers take pair; contain their aggressions. State University at the Mid¬ the at-large berth. But he said he simply wouldn't tolerate it on MSU's team. "I demand they act like men — no swearing or racquet throwing." west Ind. Regionals in French Lick, Indiana won the tournament with an 8-1 win over University SEAICONMERV of Michigan in the champion¬ .iflBKS But the Spartans did have prepare for State meet "I have a few players who exhibit misconduct," Christie admitted, "but if I can't control them, who can? It's totally one individual that managed to make it to the national meet ship game. The four singles players that got automatic "THUNDERHALL' distracting for a player to throw a tantrum — it hurts other CJaJOME 4U6EI tiftfQOU iXMMHUtf ism nam MSU's club 2-seat. Todd Perkins; and bow June 4 9 in Iowa city, Iowa. berths in the nationals are men s crew team players." — .TERENCE rOUNG _.RCHtfO MAifiAUW.JOHM HOPWHS swept a double-header with the man, Sam Pett. "Mv players don't have control and I should be tougher on Debbie Masearin received an Kathy Karzen of U-M, Tina -LTitKMN UcCLORV JACK WHITTINGHAM_.MN FLEUWG University of Chicago in a The men's and women's crews them," Schackter said, "but I feel for their frustrations." He said at large bid to that prestigious McCall of Indiana, Maria Olaza- pirn iBxaor regatta held Sunday on the will end their seasons next he tries to settle them down since being a gentleman is important. meet. gasti of OSU and Heidler. Grand River. Masearin seeded No. 1 in MSU finished with a 4-12 Umtad Artists GP Saturday at the State of Michi Daly said the problems have been few this year, but if his was gan finals, hosted by Grand the singles competition at the dual record. Two seniors, Diane The Spartans boated a com players showed extreme misconduct, he'd default the match. "I've Valley State Colleges at its defaulted when we were ahead, because my players have to learn regionals. She won her first Selke and Mike Kruger played posite crew of varsity and JV course in Grand Rapids. The that they're representing us as a school." match over her opponent from their last games as Spartans in and rowed rowers, two consecu¬ women's Most coaches would like to use the penalty-point system during Southern Illinois University the tourney. Tuesday Wilson 6:45-9:30 tive 2,000-meter races. four-person crew, which won the Midwest Wo¬ the regular dual season, but they admit it is too expensive to 6-0, 6-1. But the second round In the first, MSU beat U-C's men's Regional Championship employ appeal judges. Coaches will continue to take the brunt of brought Betsy Heidler of Indi¬ men s varsity by about five ana University and Heidler won on Saturday, is favored to win the burden. seconds. The second race was the state championship and "We can't ever do away with the problem, but we can work in the match 6-2. 3-6, 7-6, winning with U-C's junior varsity crew, could finish the season unde¬ the right direction." Drobac said. the tiebreaker 5-4. So MSU's which lost to MSU by 30 feated. "Some people like it," Daly said, "but that's America." from Grosse Pointe, the seconds, or about four boat- lengths. The MSU crew boated for these races was: stroke, Mike Cousino; 7-seat, Jim Kiely; b seat, Brian Haggerty; 5-seat, Tom Dziublenski; 4-seat, A1 Bay; 3-seat, Tom Bachelor; on sole 30 minutes pri wtime & no later than 1 Sj >s after showtime. LOVE H ASN'T BEEN LIKE THIS SINCE 1943. t i EZ55XEZ1 '^TONIGHT! Winter Plenw9ood~^r: PG SHOWTIMES: MF 1 & 9:15 "co Kills S & S1.3,5,7 & 9:15 R itJiiJafclT-iij Showtim SjlDlU'/iUJl WITH SPECIAL GUEST 4 UNIVERSAL PICTURE M-F 8pm SAT 1,4:30 8 8pm ^UN4j30 8^|)mi i m TUESDAY m 22,8PM, £MSON FELDHOUSE RESERVED SEATING $7%) & $8%) T'ickns ft MSlhioN Box Offict, Gwpus Corners fl, Sounds and Diversions, Afsid Mwskvll Music live i\ nwEitr an asmsu pRoqRAMifsq bawd event !JB) 5 Michigan State News East Lansing. Michigai Tuesday, May 22, 1979 Classified Advertising Information JUNK CARS wanted. Also COOKS FULL and part- ATTENTION STUDENTS AVON UNIFORMED SECURITY of RESEARCH ASSISTANT - NEAT AND clean, 1 bed¬ selling used parts. Phone 321 - time. Experience not neces¬ from Japan, Malasia, Hong EARN MONEY FOR LIFE'S ficers, full part-time, 641 PHONE 355-8255 347 Student Services or part time opening for a room, 10 minutes campus, Bldg. 3651. C-22-531 (3) sary. Apply HUDDLE WEST, Kong, Expansion in our EXTRAS. Become an Avon 4562 OR 20-5-31 (3) research assistant to work $175, will reduce rent for RATES 138 S. Waverly, Lansing World-Wide Ibusiness. 627- representative. You can earn under the direction of a extra babysitting. 487-0823, after 6. ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT ex¬ 8-5-25 (41 4951. 8-5-30(4) money selling quality SUMMER JOBS physician in a hospital set¬ 8-5-25 (5) - men and haust for your foreign car, in products part-time during the women needed for ting. The individual should 1 DENTAL OFFICE hours that suit you best. For dining net 1 3 4 1 day-90* per tine stock at CHEQUERED FLAG - perma¬ STUDENTS room, kitchen, and office. have a strong interest in -3 2 79- 7.20 3 doys-80' per line FOREIGN CAR PARTS. 2605 nent part-time afternoon po¬ details, call 482-6893. Room and board, plus salary. scientific research, with a HASLETT ARMS 13.50 16.9J East Kalamazoo Street. One sition for ambitious and intel¬ C-10-5-31 (8) good mathematical back¬ 135 Collingwood 4 3 W) 9 40 11 00 22.40 6 days-75* per line Interviewing at Placement mile west of campus. 487 ligent individual with desire to Bureau, Tuesday, May 22. ground. Experience not ne¬ Showing 3p.m 7p.m 5 4 50 12.00 22.50 20.00 8 days-70' per line learn dental office BEAUTICIAN NEEDED in 5055. C-5525 (6) procedure Sun 'N Sand Resort, South cessary Contact the Person¬ MONDAY-FRIDAY 4 5.40 14.40 27.00 33.40 Immediate opening. Call 485- Midterms are over, but finals busy Holt Salon. No experi¬ Haven. Z-2-5-22I9) nel Department of Ingham Coll 351-1957 or -7 4 30 14.*0 131.50 39.20 ence necessary. Guaranteed line rate per insertion 7181 or 694-3445 are coming up quick, you Medical Center, 401 West 351-9538 MASTERCHARGE t VISA WELCOME ! Motorcycles |[^b| 8 5-25 (8) haven't found someone sublet your apartment for the to salary plus commission. 694- 8550. 5-5-25 15) SUMMER EMPLOYMENT Greenlawn. 5-5-25 (15) FALL 8 SUMMER LEASING for MSU students with multi- EconoLines -3 lines-M.00-5 over 3 lines. No days. 80' per line adjustment in rate when SUZUKI 185 Trail, excellent, low mileage, helmet. BARTENDERS part-time. - full Experience not and summer, idea where and you have no to even start SECURITY-PART time posi¬ tion available. Neat appear¬ manufacturer Automobile required. 339- distributor. i f«»tnt ~im RED GIANT has a large selection of houses, apart¬ $375. looking for a flexible ments, duplexes, studios etc. cancelled. Price of item(s) must be stated 487-6797. 55-24 (3) necessary. Apply HUDDLE summer 9500. C-8-5-31 (5) WEST 138 ance, ability to work with HOUSES, ROOMS, Apart S. Waverly, Lan¬ job that pays well. Most areas, sizes and in ad. Maximum sale people. Apply in person, ments. 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Rummage/Garage Sale ads 4 lines '2.50. - BL 1 5-22 (4) ated atop the beautiful Berk¬ room, 2-man. Close to cam¬ 400. 600 actual miles. Has shire Mountains of New Eng¬ Ask for Pam. 7-5-24 (7) 10-5-23 (9) 63' per line over 4 lines-per insertion. for: pus. Furnished, air. 337-0582 been in storage. Special fair¬ land. Swimming, water ski¬ 'Round Town ads—4 PART-TIME jobs available Z-8-6-1 (3) lines-'2.50-per insertion. ing. $1195.00 firm. 349-3649. OFFICE WORKERS ing, sailing, tennis, baseball, LAKEFRONT COTTAGE on 63' per line over 4 lines. now and summer at Owen CAREER OPPORTUNITY 5525 (5) basketball, gymnastics etc. Crooked Lake, near Clare, cafeteria. Owen Graduate FILE CLERKS Representative for leading SUMMER - APARTMENTS Lost & Found ads/Transportation ads 3 There is ample time for staff sleeps 6, $175 per week. — Center, Contact Giles, 355- TYPISTS local insurance agency. 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Grand RANCH, River. 351- Full and ments are part time assign¬ available, hours are Looking for a summer job in while learning. Future earn¬ ings based on skill and ability. ATTENTION FACULTY: Lake Michigan, June on 23 $170 negotiable. Renee, 355- 8866 Lynn L. 337-1305 flexible, and salaries are com¬ the greater Lansing area that We provide training, teach 1200. 5-5-29 (6) Z-2-5-23 (4) Once ad is ordered it cannot be cancelled WAITRESS PART time, won't keep you cooped up in through July 7. Beautiful or - mensurate with skills and how and help make sales. experienced. Apply in person office grounds and oh. Sleeps changed until after 1st insertion. DOMINO'S PIZZA experience. Several positions an sitting at a type- Pension plan, fringe benefits. 8-10. $750.6' 13 or 1-616- NEED 1 or 2 females for There is a M.00 charge for 1 ad only. PERRY'S OLD COZY require little or no training at Office available. If you believe change plus Is hiring full and part-time 399-4294. 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CAPITOL THE OHIO NATIONAL LIFE MALE STUDENTS or couple. Bills are due 7 days from ad expiration date. shifts are available from 6 CONSTRUCTION WORK- tennis courts. 332-5793 1139 E.Grand River, 372-0880 INSURANCE COMPANY Furnished, nice, large 2 bed¬ If not paid by due date, a 50' late service Z-8-22-I4I a.m. to closing. Apply from 8 E. Lansing 3-5-23 (27) room with shower Lease. to 10 2 to 4 p.m. charge will be due. a.m. or 5214 Cedar St., Lansing NO FEES, GOOD PAY" Summer or Fall. Shown until Monday thru Friday. 9 p.m. 1214 E. Kalamazoo. 55-29(11) 3608 N E. St.. Lansing CAMPSTAFF - ENJOY a FREE CANOES FOR TENANTS' 801 Thomas L. Parkway, P S. If you do decide to leave 9-6-1 (6) East Lansing for the summer, Female applicants are en¬ summer job with pay near Lansing Traverse City that has life River's and Water's Automotive Automotive MAINTENANCE MAN - ex¬ 8-6-1 116) check the white pages for the couraged to consider these time value, recreation, room SUMMER - MALE, own perienced, part-time. Apply in MANPOWER agency nearby, positions, too - Salaries range Edge Apartments room, furnished, parking, and board. Openings: Swim¬ person. Hospitality Inn. 3600 FULL TIME babysitter for similar employment op¬ up to a maximum hourly rate; close. Microwave, air, pool, ATTENTION!! WE buy late OLDS DELTA 1973, excellent for 314 ming, (WSI); canoeing, track model imported and domes¬ Dunkel Road. 4-5-25 (4) year old, 5 days 7:30-5, own portunities. 11-6-1 (52) full and pan-time opportuni¬ and field, 332-4432 sun deck, color T V. 332- condition, good motor and ties available. golf, crafts, mainte¬ 5695 Z-5-5-29 (4) tic compact cars. Contact car, good pay, light house¬ body $1095. 694-5726. SUMMER EMPLOYMENT. PART-TIME secretarial work. nance or kitchen work. Give John OeVound. WILLIAMS keeping, 351-0534 after 5, 2 BEDROOM, campus near. 5529 14) Clerk and East Lansing office. Good If hard work and physical references when calling or bindery help at 10-5-25 14) Only 1 summer, 1 fall left. SUMMER FALL option - 2 VW, 484-1341. C-22-631 (5) exercise are appealing to you, writing Chippewa Trail printing company. Phone typing a must, shorthand a 351-6471. C-18-5-31 (3) bedroom, furnished, air, 114 PINTO 1974 hatchback. 337-1667 from 3-5 p.m. plus. 332-7910. 8-5-25 (4) give us a call today to set up a Camp, Route 1, Ripid City, Ml - NEED LIVE-IN student. Start¬ 49676. baths, bus, close. $240/ ALL STUDENT Advertising C-5-5-29 (4) (616 ) 322-4242 (10 $600 or best offer. Call 627- ing fall for babysitting and personal interview! GRADS-ACROSS from cam¬ month +. 351-4084 must be prepaid Monday, 2651. 5-5-22 (3) APPLICATIONS FROM MSU a.m. - 4 p.m.), Dates em¬ light housekeeping. Must like pus, one and two bedrooms. Z-3-5-24 (4) May 8 through end of term. COOKS EXPERIENCED. students are now being ac¬ MANPOWER, INC. ployed 6/17 - 8/19. 351-4484, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. children and be congenial. 18-5-31 13) Full and part time. Apply in 601 N. CAPITOL Z-5-5-25 (13) PINTO - 1975, 2 door, 351-7264 8-5-23 (5) cepted for summer part-time 85-24 (3) TREEHOUSE WEST - Sum¬ sports accent group. Rear person only, 2-6 p.m. PER¬ employment in food service 372-0880 mer Sublet, good location, AUDI FOX, 1973 - 63,000 RY'S OLD COZY INN, 1146 COOKS NEEDED, experience defog, undercoated, excel¬ CUSTOMER SERVICE at Kellogg Center. Fill out SUMMER SUBLET, 2 bed¬ rent negotiable, 332-5711. miles, air, AM /FM, Michelin lent $1600. 337 2563 South Washington. 8-6-1 (5) applications at the Kellogg "NO FEES, GOOD PAY" preferred. Male or female Phone clerk to handle custo¬ room, furnished. Across from Z-3-5-25 (3) radials. Generally good condi¬ 3-525 (4) Center in room 116 between Apply in person between 1-5 Holmes Hall. New 332-8483 tion. Asking $1650, call 355 mer questions and com¬ p.m. VARSITY INN, 1227 E. RESIDENT MANAGER. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. 8-5-25 (8) P.S. Wherever you spend the Z-8822 14) 2 FEMALES needed, excel¬ 2861. 5-5-23 14) plaints. Experience preferred, Grand River. 3-5-23 (5) PLYMOUTH, 1973 - Satellite. Couple wanted for a complex summer, look for the nearest lent location - furnished, air, but not necessary. Perma¬ Power Steering and brakes. in East Lansing. Maintenance COOKS WANTED no MANPOWER agency in the FEMALE NON-SMOKER, for BUICK SKYLARK 1976, nent full time position, $3/ - ACTIVISTS carpet, balcony. Rent negoti¬ Air $300. 323-7442. 3-5-24 (3) experience required. 351 - experience necessary. Must white pages. Similar employ¬ summer. Cedar Street 353- able. 355-1971 355-2117. 43 000 miles, 231 V-6. stick hour. Call for appointment, or 8135 or 351-9538 C 3 5-24 (5) BE NEAT Apply in person, ment opportunities are wait¬ Michigan Citizens Lobby has 5711 evenings. Z-5-5-29 (3) Z-4-5-25 I5I shift, excellent condition. 371-5550. 8-5-29(8) full time PLYMOUTH DUSTER - 1971, between 2 and 4 p.m., ing for you all over the summer position for $2650. Call 339-3024. bright, energetic people. Poli¬ runs good, automatic, new SUMMER SECRETARIAL STUDENT - PART time sum¬ AMERICA'S CUP REST¬ country! 11-6-1 (40) 1-2 FEMALES needed this EAST S|DE . 1 bedroom up, 4-5-25 14) tically motivated and con¬ battery. $300. Days 485-6520, POSITION. Shorthand and mer job available immediate¬ AURANT, 220 MAC Ave. summer. Pool, air. Birchfield. $140 including utilities, avail- cerned individuals will can¬ Call 337-8113. Z-5-5-29 (31 nights, work 353-0674. office skills required. Call ly. 1997 Aurelius, Holt - 5-5-22 (7) HOBIE'S RESTAURANT - able 8 1 669-5513 5-5-29 (3) CAMARO LT 1977, Excellent, vas, fund-raise and petition 4-5-25 (4) Nancy. 339-3400 C 3-5-23 (5) 694-4906. Apply in person 7 downtown now or June. 4 speed. 350 V-8. 17,600 RN for consumer issues. Call FEMALE ROOMMATE a.m.-3 p.m. 8-5-24 (5) Lunches, some dinners. All EAST LANSING One bed¬ miles, female owner. $4490 LIFEGUARDS WITH ad¬ Immediate need for full time 372-1133 between 11 am - 1 wanted for Fee, $320 term. TRIUMPH SPITFIRE '69, red, duties. Fast work. No experi¬ room, furnished, duplex type Call 332-4962 evenings. pm for interview. 3-5-23 111) AM-FM stereo, runs well, vanced senior life saving and and part time positions, 3:30 ence. 109 E. Allegan. 483- 353-1228 or 337-7565 apartment $210 month. 8-5-23 (5) WAITRESSES body good, $1000 or best WSI. Full- and part-time posi¬ p.m. - 11:30 p.m. shifts in 1383. 5-5-24(5) Z-3-5-24 (31 Leasing to 1 person. 339- PART TIME evenings. Mon¬ offer, call 351-2840. tions. Apply Hospitality Inn. challenging surgical or medi¬ 3407 or 641 -4493 C-3-5-23 (5) We need friendly, outgoing, CAMARO 1975 Sharp. 3600 Dunkel Dr., Lansing. cal departments. Contact STATE NEWS day-Friday. East Lansing FEMALE EQUESTRIAN Z-3-52214) assertive individuals to work Display Ad¬ 33,000 miles, 6 cylinder, auto¬ area. Must be neat, dependa¬ C-4-5-25 (6) NOW through Betty Danford, Personnel De¬ vertising needs a messenger seeks roommate, fall '79, 2 TWO BEDROOM sublet. matic, power steering, stereo SUMMER. ble and have own transporta¬ VEGA GT '74, needs work. Shifts run from 9 am - 9 pm, partment, 374-2246. ING¬ Mon-Wed-Fri 11:00-3:30 for tion. Call between 2 and 5 bedroom, close to campus, Summer term. Furnished, 1 % with cassette. Best offer. 332- HAM MEDICAL CENTER, will relocate, Karla 332-1922 Many new parts. FM stereo. COUNSELORS - Michigan hours are flexible - you can remainder of spring term and blocks to MSU. $240, negoti¬ 7497. 5-5-25 15) 401 Greenlawn, Lansing, pm. 655-3931. 8-5-30 (6) Z-3-824 (4) able 355-4931 Z-9-6-1 (4) $250 353 1454. S5-5-23 (3) Boys camp. June 26 to work as many as you wish. summer term. Summer term August 18. Areas open: 48910. E.O.E. 8-5-24 (11) v ork schedule is Mon-Wed- CAPRI '72 - needs some front Some experience preferred. archery, rifelry, nature. Com¬ Apply in person between 2-4 Thurs- 11:00-3:30. Must have STORE DETECTIVE - full or TWO WOMEN needed for NEEDED 1 male for fall end and brake work. Runs well. 72,000 miles. Auto Service petitive salaries. Write, giving pm. Ask for Linda. GENERAL OFFICE, part- dependable car and friendly part-time. Criminal Justice Cedar Village apartment, fall term Cedar Village, $110/ Asking background, experience. time, need flexible schedule. personality. Call 353-6400, majors. 641-4562 to spring. Non-smoking, month. Call 332-2959. $300. 332-3568. Z 2-623 (4) No secretarial skills needed. MASON BODY SHOP, 812 E. FLYING EAGLE, 1401 N. MOTHER LODE ask for Bob Shaffer or Gina OR-20-5-31 (3) Elaine, 353-3192. S-5-823 (4) Z-3-5-24 13) Fairview, Lansing, 48912 332-2539. 8-5-24 (5) Spaniole. S-5-5-24112) Kalamazoo since 1940. Auto RESTAURANT CHEVY NOVA 1972, V-8, air, 8-5-23 19) painting - collision service. at the runs good, $600, best offer. American, foregin cars. 485- SILVER DOLLAR SALOON BABYSITTER, MIDDLE aged JANITOR-PART time. Flexi¬ 373-6307 (Lent 3-522(4) 19-5). 332-1783 0256. C-22-5-31 (5) Attention FIVE EVENINGS per month, 5-11 p.m. Sorting and stuff¬ ing mailings. Reply MRHA, 3411 E. Michigan Ave. 8-5-29 (15) woman years, for 10 month Et 2 in E. Lansing home, 351 3651 after 6. 6823 (3) ble hours. Apply at N.H.E. LANSING, 1313 Mary Ave., Lansing 393-6130. 3-622(4) PEOPLE REACHER CUTLASS SUPREME 1976, P.O. Box 30085, Lansing, CIVIL ENGINEER position o- FIAT ALL STUDENT Advertising WANT AD power steering, power Owner; 48909. 8-5-25 (4) pen with consulting engineer¬ PART-TIME, temporary yard must be prepaid Monday, work for nursing home. Flex¬ brakes, air, AM-FM stereo. Why hove we become ing firm for project engineer May 7 through end of term. ible hours. Apply at N.H.E. Ziebarted. Call after 6, 337 Lansings largest Fiat re¬ RESIDENT COUNSELOR for on municipal work, Minimum 18 5 31 (3) 8461. $3000. 8-5-29 (4) pair shop over the past few community residential pro¬ five years experience and Lansing, 1313 Mary Ave. years? Coll us the next gram for mentally handi¬ registration required. Moore FASHION MODELS needed 393-6130. 3-622(4) just complete form and DATSUN, 1971 - very reliable capped adults. Full time, and Bruggink 2020 Monroe for local department stores. mail with payment to: and you II know the ans¬ live-in position with responsi Avenue NW, Grand Rapids, Contact Craig Wells, The MODELS $10 hour Apply transportation. $200. After 7 wer. You'll be pleased with bility for household manage¬ Ml. 49505. 1-616-363 9801 Visual Image. 372-3545. VELVET FINGERS. Call 489 pm.. 337 1839 Z-4-5-25 (3) ment. Offers excellent experi¬ Z 10-6-1(121 11-5-30 (51 2278. OR-22-5-31 (3) State News Classified Dept. in residential program¬ DODGE - MIDSIZE 4-door, ence 31*7Student Services Bldg. KREQSION ming. Apartment and meals East 1975. V-8, automatic, power furnished, plus salary of NOW LEASING Lansing. Mich. 1*8823 steering, power brakes. Ex¬ cellent condition. Where? /IMPORTS $8,000-$9,000, depending on FOR SUMMER qualifications, and other Flumerfelt Stair Chevrolet. AND FALL 1204 Oakland fringe benefits including reg¬ 6554343. OR-3-523 17) Call for Appt. ular time off and vacations. IV4-44I1 Contact: Moore Living Cen¬ GMC VAN 1977. Air, cruise, ter, 393 4442. 8-5-23 116) AM/FM stereo/radio, tape City _ Zip Code- deck, sofa bed, 4 captains GOOD USED tires, 13-14-15 BABYSITTER NEEDED in my Daytime Phone - chairs, carpeted throughout, completely wired with Reese inch. Mounted free. Used Lake of the Hills Haslett LOST in the Classification Preferred Insertion Date hitch and transmission cooler wheels and hub caps. PEN- home from 4:30 p.m. to 3:30 — - — NEL SALES, 1825 Michigan, a.m. Call 339-3217 before 4, to haul trailer. 54,000 miles, $7000. Lloyd Catey, 3462 Doan HWY, Grand Ledge. Lansing, Michigan, 482-5818. C-22-5-31 (6) 48912. after 4 call 489-9262 7-5-29(6) ForeignCar 25 characters in a line, including punctuation and spaces between words. Call 645-7417 or 353 5064 3-523 (10) Service Print Ad here — MONTE CARLO 1974, low MANAGER TRAINEES C mon over Maze? CIRCLE RATE WANTED _ 2 or 4 year degree graduates; Horticulture, AND CHECKOUT miles, air, buckets, console, 3 LINE MINIMUM Nursery Management or Retailing preferred. COLLINGWOOD APTS windows, defog, power very good 487 9471 rear WE CAN HELP! We have WE SERVICE: 7-523 14) openings in the Detroit & Chicago E1E?E?E?E?E? MGB 1970 good condition, Metro areas for hard-working Chance for fast promotion, liberal individuals. fringe bene¬ * a shag carpeting unlimited parking DATSUN VOLKSWAGEN-TOYOTA QJEJIOHIEJCU $1400 or best offer Call mfnrnmrnm fits. 349 9264 8-525 131 HID ED CD ED ED In interested. »*nd to: MUSTANG. '68 classic - V8. FRANKS NURSERY return* The Beetle Shop s ED CD CD CDCD ED CD ED CD ED ED EE Lansing s Oldest independent VW repair shop good condition. $750 or best 6399 E. NAUADA attention: personnel (behind the BusStop 1400 E.CAVANAUGH* 393-1590 BIPE0EO53EPI offer 351 9409 evening DETROIT, MICH. 48234 tight club on the river) Z 5525 (3) Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday. May 22. 1979 Apartments if^l f flpartments |[^| ] Houses Rooms For Sale ibile Homes [ Typing Service 11 ^ | SUMMER SUBLEASE: terrif¬ SUMMER OR year sublease. HOUSE RENTAL for faculty. MALE FOR summer, fall. ROCKING CHAIR. $75, desk, SKYLINE, 1977, 12 x 60, TYPING. FREE pick up anc Manslaughter verdict ic 2 bedroom, furnished, air, Close to campus. 1 or 2 3 bedrooms, study, dining Close to Union, 443 Grove St. table, $40. small TV $55: double insulated, partially fur delivery Fast, experienced, (continued from page 1) parking, near MSU. $270/ people, your own room. room, living room with fire¬ 332 0205.. 3 5 24 (3) 676 4067 late evenings. nished, carpet Et drapes, low rates. 676 2009. month. Anne or Nancy, 332- $125/month plus electric. place, large E Z 5 5 29 (3) sunny kitchen, good condition $6700. 393 OR 21-631 (3) years to slightly less than eight years. 6906 or 355-8252. S-5-62315) 351-1511. Z-4-62314) Glencairn School. June 15 to ROOMS AVAILABLE in fra 6984 after 6:00 2 5-22 (61 The jury deliberated for si* days, returning often to rehear September 1980 337-1160. ternity house for fall Meals INFINITY SPEAKERS Col TYPING: IBM Selectric. Term evidence, before returning its verdicts. SUMMER SUBLEASE 2 SUMMER SUBLET 1 big, 2 2-5-22 (6) available. One block from umn II. Excellent condition. - VINDALE. 1967, 2 bedrooms, papers, resumes, plus editing. person for spacious 3 bed¬ bedroom, 4-man, close, fur¬ Used only 4 months. Price White bowed his head when the first verdict — that in Milk's campus 337 2813 Z 9-61 (3) partially furnished. Mason Close to campus. 351 5694 room apartment. Furnished, nished, 2 balconies, air. $240/ SUMMER SUBLET 1 or 2 negotiable. Call 355 1286 676 4067 late death - was read, and there was a collective gasp from the evenings. OR-12-631 (3) air, $85. 394 6765. Z-8-63014) month. 351-5988. Z 3-623 (3) bedrooms in house, sundeck, 2 BEDROOM 3 bedroom in Z 2 5 23 14) Z 6629 (31 packed. 92 seat courtroom. low rent, Karen 355-7206. 5 bedroom houses. 10 min¬ EXPERIENCED IBM typing. Then the 32 year^ild White looked at his wife, Mary Ann, who EFFICIENCY, SUMMER only. FEMALE NOW Campus Hill, Z-2-622 (3) utes from campus in country YAMAHA. CA2010 Must rent negotiable, 349-3420, or Thesis, term papers, manu¬ was weeping in the front row of the spectator section. At least Furnished, waterbed, 1 block area. Pets possible. 12 month sell Best offer 485 6603. Real Estate three from campus. 332-0796. 8-5-24 (3) scripts, resumes. 393-4206. jurors wiped tears from their eyes. Quiet people FEMALE SUBLEASE own lease Starts September 14. 3 5 24 (3) 10-631 (3) No date was set for sentencing, but Superior Court Judge preferred. $100/month. 337 room in 5 bedroom house, Don't Delay! Well furnished, BRICK SCHOOLHOUSE 2746. Z-4-5-2314) SUMMER SUBLET 5 blocks Walter Calcagno set a June 19 deadline for a pre sentencing 6/15-8/15, rent negotiable. very well insulated. 332 3700, USED BIKES All sizes $15 just listed1 Situated under tall to campus. $60/month, free 676 1499. 10-5-29 18) report. WANTED: 1 or 2 males to cable T V. Call 351-2317 after 353-7377 Z-3-5-23 13) $100. Also used parts We maples, and completely origi¬ Instructions White had been charged with murder in the November 1978 also buy used bikes. Call nal, this is a unique opportun¬ share 2 bedroom apartment. 5. 2-5-22 13) COZY 4 bedroom house- SUMMER SUBLET: own Charlie's Bike Shop, 393 shootings of the 49 year old Moscone and the 48 year old Milk. ity1 Just $27 900 This one HORSE RIDING LESSONS Close to MSU. 337-8050. garage. Oakhill area. 351 room in house. MSU close. 2484 B 1 5 22 (4) won't last1 Call Rick Bow¬ Earlier Monday, the jury returned to the courtroom for two SUBLET APARTMENT - 3-5-22(3) 4484. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 8 5-24(3) $100 month. Dough 332 man. at Dunn and Fairmont, hours to rehear the testimony of Dr. Roland Levy, the only summer, close, 1 bedroom Beginners through advanced. 2237 Z-8-5-24 (3) CAR TOP carrier excellent 351-6467 or evenings 655 furnished. 322-2072 after 5:30 SIX BEDROOM House. Sum¬ Call St George Equestrian psychiatrist to testify for the prosecution. condition. $40 or best offer UNIVERSITY VILLA p.m. 3-5-23 (4) mer sublet, $105-person. SUMMER SUBLET South Call 332 4764 E-5 5 25 (3) 1717 OR 8 5 23 (9) Center. 651-6755. C 19 5-31 (5) Levy said White had the mental capacity to premeditate the 635 Abbott Rent negotiable. 337-9351 Lansing available before LOCATED MINUTES from killings and harbor malice — requirements for a murder WOMEN NEEDED to share conviction. Four other psychiatrists testified for the defense, Showing: 2 p.m.-6 p.m. Z-6-5-29 (3) June 1st 882 1248 QUEEN COOKWARE life campus. New. spacious, 4 MONDAY FRIDAY luxury summer apartment ENGLISH READING tutor. Z 8 5-25 (3) time multi-ply, 20 piece stain¬ bedroom on 2 acres. Styled saying White was depressed and had a diminished mental Coll 337 2653 or close to campus 332 1228 Jr. & Sr. high teaching SUMMER 4 rooms in nice less steel set Call 353-7016 for the professional or execu capacity. 351-8135 Z-8-5-25 (3) experience. $10hour. Call house. Large yard. Cheap ROOMS FOR summer hous and make an offer' tive with lots of room for It was the sixth time the jurors returned to the courtroom since FALL AND SUMMER LEASING Gail 393 6334 after 5. rent. 337-9374. 8-5-30 (3) mg, campus close, $21 week Z 4 5-25 (5) entertaining. KARBER REAL Z-4-5-25 I4I receiving the case last Wednesday. They asked to rehear 332 0834 Z 6-5-23 i3) TY, 339 9551 655-1030. ONE FEMALE needed for Americana Apt. roommate Houses m FOR SUMMER 4 bedroom MODERN AND Vintage gent 5-624(8) or testimony four times and twice asked to rehear the legal distinctions between murder and manslaughter. September '79-June '80. DUPLEXES - 3 or 4 person. duplex $340 month includes utilities. Close to campus. SUMMER nished room, SUBLET cooking, rent fur¬ ly used clothing for men and women New arrivals daily. ALL STUDENT Advertising | Transportation"] [S] White was considered the strongest advocate of law and order $120 per month. Call 353- on the 11 member Board of Summer or Fall Close to 337-8118. 5-5-25(4) negotiable 332-6748 SOMEBODY ELSE'S must be prepaid Monday, Supervisors. He was elected from a 0485 ask for Joy. 669-9939 Z-3 623 13) RIDE NEEDED, largely blue collar neighborhood in November 1977, and quit his campus. CLOSET upstairs 541 E May 7 through end of term. Chicago or Z-5-5-22 (5) 10-5-25 (3) lower Wisconsin Memorial 1 FEMALE summer. Own Grand River open 6 days 18 5 31 (3) - job as a San Francisco firefighter. His $9,600 salary as supervisor OWN ROOM share house Day weekend. Round trip or 1 half of his SUMMER SUBLET in Lan¬ room, air, furnished, cooking 1 % miles from MSU $25 Noon-6 pm. We buy and sell was firefighter's pay. EAST SIDE 2-3 bedrooms utensils. way. Share expenses 353- Beautiful House. 332 1926 C 20 5-31 (8) After a the board, White resigned, saying he could not sing. 3 bedroom, 2 baths. available 6 15. $235 plus utili¬ Close. 332-0618 5-5-25 (4) week 487 5616. 5-5-25 (3) Recreation 3452 Z 2 5-23 15) year on $310/month + electric. Air, ties. 669-5513 5-2 29 13) support his wife and infant son on a supervisor's salary. But less SEWING MACHINES - new than two weeks later, with assurances of financial aid from his 16 Olympic pool. 394-6319. SUMMER SUBLET 3-4 OWN ROOM mature fe¬ HORSE RIDING LESSONS. Z-5-5-22 (4) 4 BEDROOM house, fur¬ - male, non-smoker Cooking free arm machines from Wanted brothers and sisters, White asked Moscone to reappoint him. people 415 Albert. $310 $99 50 Guaranteed used ma¬ Call St. George Equestrian nished, close to campus, month. 332-4098 or 351-1500 and laundry 485-3680 Moscone initially announced he would reappoint White, but later ONE BEDROOMS furnished chines from $39.50. All makes Center, 651 6755 485-0460 after 5. 3-5-24 13) Z 3-5-23 3' Z-3 5-23 (3) WANTED - HOUSE to buy, changed his mind and was about to name another man as White's and unfurnished close to repaired EDWARDS DIS C 19 5-31 (4) TRIBUTING hiking distance to campus. successor the morning of the shootings. campus. Starting in June. COMPANY SUMMER SUBLET New 3 BEDROOM DUPLEX avail¬ SUMMER ONLY - cool quiet TRAVEL TRAILER - 17 foot Sept occupancy desired. White did not testify at his trial but the prosecution played a 332-3900. OR-11-5-31 (4) 1115 N Washington. 489 duplex. $115 month. Fur¬ able June 15. 416 Stoddard attractive room for grad or 372 1083 evenings or week¬ 6448 C 22-5-31 (7) Nomad Sleeps 6 completely ends. Z-8-6-1 (4) tape of his 26minute confession. He said on the tape his mind was LARGE STUDIO 240 Michi¬ nished, own room 337 9265 Peg 337-2376 Or 1-5 p.m., upper-class woman Refer self contained. Shower and "in a fog" and that he had shot Moscone when the mayor asked - Z-5-5-29 i3i 373-8080. Z-10-6-K4) ences 332 1746 9-6-1 (4) MERLE gan Ave. Heat included. NORMAN COS gas furnace. Refrigerator, about his family. Summer. 675-5175.11-6-1 (3) METICS, Going out of busi stove, water heater and light. He said he ran across to City Hall, wanting to see Milk and ask JUNE 15 Sept 15, 3 bed¬ SOUTH HAYFORD. 5 bed¬ ROOMS - FEMALE Across ness sale1 10-50% off on $1400 371 4094. 8-6-1 (6) room HOUSE, furnished. room brick home. 1 mile west from campus. Open May 30 him why the supervisor was opposing his reappointment. Milk was FEMALE NEEDED for Ameri¬ everything in the studio, Close to north campus. Must of campus. Available June $80 month. 332-8667 days, while supplies last. shot about a minute later. cana Apartments Summer Closing SKYDIVING EVERY week¬ term. 351-1258. Z-8-5-31 13) be good housekeepers, $275 15. $400 351 7497 351 -4280 evenings. May 26 321-5543 White said he called his wife and met with her briefly at St. end and late afternoon. First per month. Call 351 0599 OR 7 5-25 (4) X 10-5-30 (4) C-18-5-25 (6) Mary's Cathedral. He surrendered to police within an hour after jump instruction every Satur¬ 8-5-28 (6) the killings, bringing along the gun used in the shootings. CLEAN Er QUIET day and Sunday starting at 10 CAMPUS VIEW 3 BEDROOM 23 people NEED A house for fall7 Act fast EQUITY VEST only has campus - summer Call after 4 close to AFGANS. HAND crocheted. a.m. and weekdays by ap¬ In her testimony, Mary Ann White tearfully recalled a marriage 324 Like new $50 each Call pointment. Free skydiving Michigan Ave. needed for summer. Quiet 4 East Lansing homes left. p.m 337 2655 8-5-24 (3) troubled by her husband's periodic depressions. She quoted her 372-9067. E 5-5-25 (3) programs for groups, MSU Showing Tues. & Thurs area, close to bus. Call 337 Call 351-1500 OR-iS-5-31 (51 husband as saying: "I shot the mayor and Harvey." WOMAN NEEDED for room Sport Parachute Club and 1889 or 676-2803. Z-4-5-25 <41 QUEEN SIZE water bed Charlotte Paracenter. 372- According to testimony, White had good personal rapport with NEW SUMMER sublet Spa¬ in house of 4 $9375 month, Moscone and Milk, the first avowed homosexual elected to the Floor frame, deluxe heater 9127 543-6731 AVAILABLE FALL term - cious 4 bedroom duplex plus utilities. 372-5034 board, but often disagreed with them politically. $100. 371-5461 5-5-25 (3) C-22-5-31 110) close to MSU. 4-5 man, Nicely furnished Good Z 8 5-29(3) RIVER APARTMENT sum White was the only member of the board to vote against a plenty of parking $540 per neighborhood. 351-8561 FOR SALE - Chinon 35mm, measure introduced by Milk to prohibit discrimination against sublet. 1 bedroom, air, mer $210/month. 351-3494. month plus utilities. Lease Z-5-5-22 (4) ALL STUDENT Advertising 150-45 200 mm, 135 tele. Service homosexuals in housing and employment. 332 1859 Z-5-5-29 15) must be prepaid Monday, Z-5-5-25 (3) 55mm, 2x, case, tripod, best The night both men were elected to the board. Milk said he was FEMALE-NICE duplex and May 7 through end of term offer 332-1390. Z-5-5-23 (41 BLUEGRASS EXTENSION EAST SIDE, 4 bedroom 18-5-31 (3) SERVICE plays weddings, pleased with the political makeup of the panel. "But Dan White yard. Large rooms, 10 min¬ — FEMALE - SUMMER $115 house he's going to be trouble," Milk was quoted as saying. Garage and base¬ utes to MSU 485-2172. SHIPPING AND moving car¬ parties. 337-0178 or 372-3727. Campus Hill, own room. No ment. 9 month lease. Availa¬ Z 3-5-22(3) SUMMER SUBLET, female C-23-631 13) tons. Used and new Call deposit, 355-8667 1-5-22 (31 ble September 1 $320 per duplex-own room, furnished. 323-9119. E-5-5-23 (3) month. Call AIM Inc., 374- 2 ROOMS, m clean spacious Negotiable 351-4269 SUMMER SUBLET. 2 bed¬ 2800 12-6 p.m. OR 5-5-25 (6! house. Summer sublease, Z-4-5-2313) ELECTROLYSIS Jackson inmates treated BLACK DIRT - Sod farm soil. room, furnished, carpeted, $85 - utilities. 332-8951 ^ Approximately 5 % yards de¬ P air, close. $180'month. 337 FEMALE TO share nice du¬ Z-3-5-22(3) ROOMS IN 4 man house for livered locally, $45. 1 dozen 0807 Z-3-5-24 (3) plex-unfurnished. June to summer Negotiable Behind JACKSON, Mich. (AP) - At The convicts, all from June $93.75. 351 3329. SUMMER-5 bedroom house, Dooleys. 337-0690 free glad bulbs. Also sand, Virginia Hanchi II JMT It's just least 19 prison inmates were Southern Michigan Prison here, 1 OR 2 females for summer gravel and filter available. 8-6-1 (41 females, Z 8-5 22(3) 2017 S.Cedar Own room, 2 baths, pool, own rooms, 2 641 6733 or 641-6024 knowing being treated in hospitals after drank the potentially lethal blocks. Phone 484 1632 sauna. 394-6947 Z-3-5-23 (3) Negotiable 337-9273 X-OR-15-5-31 (7) there's a drinking liquid from duplicating copy machine liquid, which RENT ATTRACTIVE room in Z-3-5-22(3) OWN ROOM females. For machines in an attempt to get contains methanol — wood alco¬ modern house. Close. Rea¬ summer available June 7 2 EAVESTROUGH CLEANING way for SLIDE-IN unit, for van, 2 side drunk, SUMMER SUBLET 1-2 fe¬ sonable. 351-3191. 8-6-1 (3) NEED 3rd female. 3 bedroom full baths, Vi block to cam¬ individuals a poison official said hol — during the weekend, benches with storage, con¬ - Lowest rates in town. Call males, close to campus, rent house Fall-summer. Close pus. Rent negotiable. 351- to advertise Monday. according to James Pogats, verts to large bed, table, and Ron, 374-7250. 8-5-24 (3) negotiable, 2 bedrooms. 332- 219 S. Hosmer - Lansing, Call 332 6696 or 332-8747 4639 S-65-23 (5) Two were reported in critical administrative assistant to the 4 sink, like new. $185, call after that's neither 1196. 3-5-23 (3) bedrooms, $280 332-5622 or Z 3-5-22(3) condition. prison warden. 4 p.m. 351-5085. 3-5-22(5) 332-3876. BL 1 5-22 (3) COZY ROOM for summer, expensive nor 1 OR 2 responsible females needed for Eden Rock Apart SUMMER SUBLET, 2 rooms near campus: Rent negoti¬ 3-2 tube fluorescent lights, 8' TAYMAR time-consuming that LARGE 3 bedroom duplex on in house, Cedar Village area, able, call 351 2643 3-5-22(3) 4-2 tube 4 lights. $10-30. LEGAL SERVICES brings Beth, 351- Politics and Islam ment. summer, Spartan St., furnished, $500 $75 month, 351-3475 371 5086 after 5 Z 5 5 24i3' Poul Martin J.D. Director out the 8856. 3-5-23 (3) Sounds expensive but worth Z-65-23 (4) 3 ROOMS in nice house for smile on every penny. Call 332 3900 summer Must see 332 5806 NEW STEREO arrivals used AFFORDABLE MSU WALKING distance Z-5-5-24(31 - satisfied SUMMER SUBLET, 1 bed¬ C-8-6-1 (6) 4 Onkyo and Yamaha stereo LEGAL SERVICES bedroom furnished, excel¬ Classified discussed room. Apartment. Close to receivers. Phase Linear 400 Initial Consultation: FREE campus. $150/month. Call 332-8806 Z-2-5-22 (3) OWN ment BEDROOM east in side of Lansing. $87.50 * utilities. 372-0508 apart¬ lent 337 1878. 8-5-23 (3) RED GIANT has a large For Sale power amp. RTR speakers. Much Much More! Lightning fast electronic Tower re¬ DU't. Ust offense $150 COU«T COSTS ADDITIONAL users. tonight SUMMER FEMALE to share after 6. Z-4-5-25 (31 selection of houses, apart pair service. WILCOX TRAD¬ personal injury cases: The political future of Islam will be discussed by a member of WE PAY up to $2 for LP's NO FEE UNLESS YOU WIN Sudan's ruling party at 9:15 tonight in 336 Union. one bedroom. Air, pool. Rent ments duplexes studios etc ING POST. 509 E Michigan Most areas, sizes, and and cassettes all types, negotiable. 332-0146 ROOM FOR woman - sum¬ . 185 4391 C 2-5-31(9 FOR OTHER FEES 694-1351 Hassan al Turabi, former dean of law at the University of $60 monthly In nice prices Call and see if we have rock, classical, jazz. etc. Z-5-5-25 (3) mer. Khartoum in Sudan, will also speak on current Islamic trends from co-ed house, 2 blocks from what you flat, BLACK & CIRCULAR, HANG GLIDER re looking for Be¬ Excellent 3 to 5 p.m. Wednesday in 332 Union. 1 BEDROOM apartment Union. 223 Linden 351-6373 tween 9-9 349 1065 upstairs, 541 E. Grand River. condition Complete with hel¬ for SUMMER STORAGE Turabi received his doctorate from the Sorbonne in Paris and his rent. $150 per month. Utilities Z-4-5-25 (41 C24-631 (7) Open 11 a.m. 351 0838 met $350. 487-6797 Lofts, sofas, carpets masters in law at the University of London. included. Ready for occu¬ 0,-22-5-31 (6) , 8-5-24 (3) Prices: $5.00 . . to $15.00. We pancy June 20. 371-5461. 1 BLOCK from Campus, FOR YOUR group - House for Tuesday's speech is sponsored by the MSU Muslim Student NEW AND used guitars, ban¬ pick up, store & return. Call 5-5-25 (51 Summer only. 4 to 5 bedroom 19 people 214 Charles St MAXELL CASSETTE Association and Wednesday's Lecture is sponsored by the Asian jos, mandolins, etc Dulci¬ today 3-3477 3-3486 Serves house. No pets $375 month 337 7162 after 3 p.m BLANKS & storage cabinets, all dormitories. Z-8-6-1 (6) Studies Center. mers and kits, recorders, ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT plus utilities. Furnished. 351 - 10-5-30 13) sealed. $12.00 each 393 thousands of hard to find (our home) for responsible 1177. evenings. 3-5-24 (5) 7119. E-5-5-23 (3) married couple. $200 month¬ ROOMS IN Fraternity house, albums and books. Discount I Typing Service \\^\ You'll be It ly. Everything furnished. Mid DUPLEXES FOR Fall, walk to summer only Close. 337- prices timates Expert repairs-free ELDERLY INSTRU¬ es¬ RECORD PLAYER, portable. Perfect condition. Good tone s What s Happening June-September. Refer¬ MSU 12 month leases. Very 7162 after 3 p.m 10-5-30 (3) EXPERIENCED IBM typing, MENTS, 541 E. Grand River $75. 485 7304 E-5-5 22 ( 3) ences. 332-1746. 9-6-1 (61 nice. 349-4626 3-5-24 (3) 332-4331 C 22-5-31 (9) dissertations. (Pica - Elite), S FAYANN 489 0358. Announcements of It's What's If you like to sew and can share SUMMER SUBLET 4 bed- Rooms KENMORE SEWING ma room duplex. Close. $260/ - HOUSE FOR Summer. 4 chine 4 years old, button C-22-631 (3) A Happening must be received in the your sewing skills, you can be a rooms, furnished, will rent State News office, 343 Student volunteer sewing aide for one or month offer. holer, stretch stitch, service 351-1429. SUMMER 3 rooms in 4 COPYGRAPH Z-5-5-25 (3) or singly, good location. Call 332-8816 S 5-5-22 (3) - bedroom house Close. On BONG SALE agreement throgh 9-79 $80 completed dissertations and SERVICE T Service Bldg, by 12 noon at least two class days before publication. two hours per week. Details, 26 Call Debby 355 4640 Student Services Bldg. Charles St $70 month Mary resume service. Corner MAC No announcements will be accept¬ EAST LANSING sublet 1 332 5676, Jill 332-5677 E-5-5 22 (6) and Grand EAST LANSING - 2 bed- ction CUSTOM TShirte from River, 8:30 a.m. - ed by phone. Winter Term, 1980 student bedroom in townhouse for room. Central air, Z-3-5-24 (4) 5:30 p.m. Monday-Friday, 10 carport, your designs or photot. teachers and others interested in summer. Pets allowed. Call dishwasher, no lease 351- Seven typoi of Mogic Mush- Animals a.m. - 5 p.m. Saturday, 337- S MSU Hang Gliding Club meets Brussels, Belgium winter term 337-2376. Z-5-5-25 (4) 2655 8-5-25 (3) HOUSEMATE NEEDED for 3 1666. C-22-5-31 (7) at 7 tonight, 215 IM Sports-West. project should apply at 4:30 p.m. bedroom house, $80 month HORSE RIDING LESSONS EXPERIENCED TYPIST. F Beginners lessons available. All today, 226 Erickson Hall. One hour SUMMER SUBLET, nice NEW 4 bedroom, 2 bath, plus ' 3 utilities, 6 miles from welcome. apartment, pool, air, fur¬ MSU, no lease, no deposit, Fast, accurate, dissertations, meeting offers orientation to pro¬ nished. After 5:00, 337-0138 available June month. 349-5066 8-5-31 (31 15. $380 grad preferred 394-6126 Call St. George Equestrian terms. 339-3575. 166-1 (3) I Etudions la Bible ject and application materials. For Center. 651 6755 en Francais: A questions, call Dr. West at 356 Z-5-5-25 (3) Ihomel 353-7858 (work) ask good way to brush DUPLEX - 2 bedrooms near for Don. Z-5-5-29 (6) CASH PAID for old comics, C 19-5-31 (4) EDITING SERVICE papers, E French. Call Jean, 351-5316. up on your 1713. baseball cards, science fic¬ Unfurnished. June thesis, rewrites. 332 6446 af¬ EVERGREEN APTS. campus. 15 for FURNISHED ROOM Lan tion. Curious Book-Shop, 307 LEASING HALF Arabian ter 5 pm 9-61 (31 D Administrative Management summer or year. m E. Grand River, East Lansing. mare for summer months. Aikido, Martial art for self-de¬ Society presents William Seder- 341 Evergreen Claugherty Realty 351-5300 sing. June 15-August 15, 332-0112. C-22-5-31 (5) Goes English and Western. EXPERIENCED EDITOR On- fense and personal growth meets burg at 6 p.m. Wednesday, 115 Showing: 4p m -5p.m. 2-5-24 (4) $87 50 355-4806 Z 3 5-24 (3) at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday and Thurs¬ Phone 332 3089, ask for campus. Correct, rewrite, ar¬ Eppley Center. Discussion will MON WED FRI DID YOU know that... THE Peggy Z-4 4-23(4) day and 1 p.m. Sunday, Judo cover the differences between Coll 351-8135 or ONE ROOM, furnished, new range typing. 337-2306 EAST SIDE of Lansing - large STEREO SHOPPE is the Room, IM Sports-West. 351-9538 9-6-1 (31 public and private management 4 bedroom house, unfur¬ duplex, close Summer only. FRIENDS place to buy your stereo FARM horse sectors. FALL 8 SUMMER LEASING nished. $290, 9 or 12 months. 332 6961 1 5-22(3) LOW RATES - Term papers, United Students for Christ has equipment. C-22-631 (4) boarding. $50/month. Pas¬ Available June 15. 676-1557. ture with shelter Stalls avail resumes. Fast expert typing. Bible study at 7 tonight, 111 EAST LANSING Spartacus Youth League offers - Fall, 1 8-6-1 (5) SUMMER SUBLET 2 blocks abie. Contact Jan Hall 676 Day and evening. Call "G" Bessey Hall. Non-denominational. class series on "Marxism and bedroom, furnished, utilities, from campus. $75. You get PHOTO GRAY lens. Bifocal 1278. Z-168-29 (4) TYPING. 321-4771. All welcome. Liberation of Women" at 7 p.m. air, parking, balcony. $240- 3 BEDROOM duplex, close to two rooms in fine house. or single vision. Optical Dis¬ C 22 5-31 (4) $260. 374-6366 Wednesday and bi-weekly, C-203 campus. $330 per month, 332-3120. Z-5-5-29 (3) count, 2617 E. Michigan FOR LEASE. 10 year old Come play Go with the MSU Go Wells Hall. Call Marilyn Shapiro OR-14-5-31 (4) June to June lease. 349-1620. Ave., Lansing. 372 7409 Arabian mare, ridden English. EXPERT TYPING. Term pa¬ Club from 7 to 11 tonight, Hedrick for more information. 3-624 (4) FEMALE UNFURNISHED C-6625 (5) pers, letters, RESUMES, House Co-op, 140 Collingwood Experienced riders only, flex TWO FEMALE grad students room. Summer only. $57 ible arrangements 332-8277 Near Gables. 337 0205. Drive. Women's Studies presents STEREO LIQUIDATION C-22-631 (3) STATE need to share beautiful 2 4 BEDROOM apartment in month. + utilities. 332-5310. evenings. 7-625 (6) Maureen Honey to speak on bedroom large house. Pets, garden, 5 Z 3-5-24 (3) SALE! MARSHALL MUSIC MSU duplex starting THESIS, DISSERTATIONS, Jugglers meet tonight and "American Women in World War June 15. Own room, $127 -t- acres, 3 miles from campus. is announcing the liquidation BEAGLE AKC male 6 typing, copies, binding. Call every Tuesday at 8:30 p.m.. Union II" from 3 to 5 today, 341 Union. utilities. Call Cindy, 332- Call between 8 and 10 pm. at TWO ROOMS in large house. of its entire stereo depart Tower Room. All habitual defiers months, all shots, $100. 371 - 332 2078 OR 22-631 (31 0631 3-623 (5) 394-4796. 4-5-25 (5) Close Available for summer. ment. Over $150,000 inven of gravity welcome. 5075. E 65-24(31 The Humanities TWO MALE students desire 7 BEDROOMS, 2 blocks from 332-6169, Z-4-625 (3) George, Dianne. tory to be liquidated at wholesale prices. First come first served! All warranty and ALASKAN MALAMUTE TYPING. fast and EXPERIENCED, reasonable. 371 - NEWS Campus Crusade for Christ now and Overseas Department Study offers pro¬ gram in Israel and Greece for roommate. 3 bedroom du¬ campus. $850 in the fall, $750 puppies, excellent bloodlines holding leadership training classes winter term 1980. Information and in the summer. SUMMER SUBLEASE-close service apply. MARSHALL and markings, 2 females, $75 4635. 622632 (31 from 7 to 9 tonight, 100 Engineer¬ plex. $117 per month. Nice Fireplace, slides at 7 tonight. 208 Bessey place. 353-3980 day, 394 3012, 3561606 nights. Z-8-629 (6) garage, sunroof. Call jean between 5 and 7 pm at 337-2244 4-5-25 (7) Mar- to campus, $60 and $90 534 Sunset 332 8388 Z-3-5-24 (3) MUSIC. FRANDOR. C-6-629 1111 each. 641-6451 6625(31 UNIGRAPHICS COMPLETE DISSERTATION AND RESUME SERVICE OFFERS CLASSIFIED ing Bldg. The Iranian devolution presents Black presents Renaissance Ensemble "El Hajj Malik (The Story INSTANT CASH! We're pay¬ Lost t Found typesetting, IBM typing, off¬ Ali Akbar Mahdi, Ph.D. Candidate of Malcolm X) at 8:15 Thursday, SUMMER SUBLET close SUMMER SUBLET only, 3 OWN ROOM in house, pets ing $1 $2, got albums in good set printing and binding. For in Sociology to speak on "A MSU Arena Theatre. 355-8255 - to campus, 1 bedroom, newly bedroom full basement. $250 welcome, washer & dryer, shape. WAZOO RECORDS, LOST KEYS on leather ring. estimate stop in at 2843 E. Social Historical Analysis of the furnished, air, 332-8002. negotiable. 337-9486. summer, CATA close. 372 223 Abbott 337-0947 Reward, phone 332 5983 Grand River or phone 332- Iranian Revolution" at 7:30 to¬ Z 6-5 22 (3) Z-662413) 1697 $113. XZ-5-5-25 (3) C 22-631 (4) Z-3-5-24 (31 8414. C-22-631 18) night, 335 A and B, Case Hall. 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