"Thursday The State News Sun people are out of luck again today. Cloudy and cool weather will continue with a high around 60. VOLUME 73 NUMBER 89 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN 48824 Senate's budget N-plant crisis package rejected WASHINGTON — forces Wednesday to reject a By ROBERT PARRY Associated Press Writer An unusual coalition of House liberals and conservatives compromise 1980 target budget, leaving stunned joined plan lacked Democratic leaders scrambling to piece together a new package. state's OK Later Wednesday, the Senate approved a revised target budget that increased funds for education in hopes of gaining more liberal support for the proposal in the House. The Senate vote approving the budget was 72-17. The House is expected to consider the latest Senate version Thursday. However, Rep. David Obey, D Wis., who led the liberal uprising in the House, promptly labeled the Senate offer insufficient. By SANDY HOLT I don't think the purpose of the (House) vote was simply to (pry loose) more spending, Sute News Staff Writer which is what this (the Senate proposal) is," Obey said. He added that he had hoped to Palisades nuclear power plant in South Haven operated during its first years without balance increases for social programs with cuts for defense. state Department of Public Health approval of the plant's emergency response plans, said a The House defeated the target budget on a 260-144 vote, reflecting liberal anger over health department official. House concessions to the Senate's higher levels for defense spending and lower amounts Palisades, owned by Consumers Power Co., did receive approval from the federal for social programs. Nuclear Regulatory Commission before the plant became operational in 1971. House conservatives objected to the overall spending levels as too high. Utilities proposing nuclear power facilities must submit on-site emergency plans to the Within minutes of the house vote, Rep. Robert N. Giaimo, D-Conn., Budget Committee NRC before its licensing board will grant construction or operating licenses. chairperson, met with his Senate counterpart, Edmund Muskie, D-Maine, to discuss ways Although the state public health department cannot deny approval of NRC licensing of approving a target budget before the long Memorial Day weekend. because it objects to emergency plans, the director of the department's Radiological Health During those meetings, Obey proposed increasing budget authority by $300 million for Division said NRC emergency standards were "not satisfactory." education and job training while cutting it $200 million for defense and $50 million for Contradictory statements made by NRC officials and state agencies involved with international affairs. emergency preparedness in the state indicate that the agencies hold different views on the However, the Senate voted late Wednesday to increase budget authority for education nuclear licensing process. by $350 million while making no cuts in defense or international affairs. What part the state plays in accepting those emergency plans is a matter of contention The compromise target budget called for $532 billion in spending and a $23 billion between NRC members and state agencies. deficit for fiscal 1980, which starts Oct. 1. The spending proposals were very close to what One NRC spokesperson said all state agencies involved in a plant's emergency plans President Carter had recommended. must agree to them in a letter of agreement; another NRC spokesperson said only local The compromise was reached last Friday when House conferees largely accepted agencies must certify the agreement with the plans. higher Senate spending levels for defense and agreed to cuts in social programs, favored But Jonathan Cain, a spokesperson for Gov. William G. Milliken, said one of two sute by liberals. agencies must certify approval — in effect, approval by the state itself. Those two Since budget authority applies to future spending for programs, the Senate's change agencies are the state police and the Department of Public Health, since both handle Wednesday would not affect the projected 1980 spending figure or the deficit. emergency planning. During the House debate, Obey charged that the House conferees "gave away" $1.8 "NRC regulations require a state agency with emergency preparedness responsibilities billion in budget authority for social programs while adding $1.9 billion for defense in the to certify the statement made (in the plan)," Cain said. compromise with the Senate. He said this sometimes results in utility companies "shopping around" for a receptive Obey argued that the compromise would reduce government spending for education state agency. and training programs by 14 percent less than 1979 when inflation is considered. "There have been some bad feelings on the part of some members of the agencies that "Give us a half-and-half split (with the Senate) and we'll be happy as clams," he said. this is what happened with Palisades," Cain said. "The NRC doesn't make distinctions Rep. Claude Pepper. D-Fla., also argued that social programs needed more money. between agencies of a state. The plans are not submitted to separate agencies for "This is a cause worth fighting for," he declared. approval." A total of 152 Democrats and 108 Republicans voted against the target budget, while • Donald Van Farowe, Radiological Health director, said the Department of Health 108 Democrats and 36 Republicans voted for it. rejected Palisades emergency provisions in 1970 because "there was not a satisfactory Rep. Delbert Latta of Ohio was one Republican who supported the compromise budget. Easy riding gets tiring after awhile, so biker, Springer, a member of Lan¬ standard established to determine whether evacuation (of residents) was required." Latta, the House Budget Committee's ranking Republican, said he had never voted for a Van Farowe said at that time utilities were required to "receive approval (of the sing's Road Tamers.perches atop his cycle for a little bit of rest and relax¬ target budget before but "I fear and tremble at the alternative." ation. emergency plans) by any state agency." Giaimo defended the compromise, saying it "preserved most of the domestic spending Even if letters of agreement — or approval — were required by state police or the public priorities assumed in the resolution as it passed the House." health department, a spokesperson in the Emergency Services Division of the state police said, the agency had nothing to do with approving or rejecting Palisades' plans in 1970. "The plans are not submitted for approval," said Duane Trombly of the division. LEGISLATORS AGREE ON FISCAL CRISIS "Approval would mean that we agree the plans meet whatever requirements we have established and if not, we would send them back for correcting. That's not true." Trombly said all emergency plans are submitted to the state police for filing and reference purposes but there has not been "any approval required" on t'oeir part. State police accepted Palisades' emergency plans by "concurring with a letter of Milliken budget-slashing plan fails agreement." said retired Lt. Milton Jury, who handled the monitoring of the emergency plans in 1970. Jury now works for Consumers Power Co. in Jackson. Van Farowe said although the state police did accept Palisades emergency plans, the By CHRIS PARKS The budget-writing appropriations com¬ assistance plan which helps the elderly and health department was concerned because it felt radiation dosage standards of the NRC United Press International mittee will play a key role in deciding the low-income families pay their utility bills. Miller said any "finagling" with the were insufficient. Gov. William G. Milliken's budget-slash¬ fate of Milliken's program. State Budget Director Gerald Miller state's accounting system could adversely "The standard they were setting was a radiation dose rate at the fence line (of the ing program bombed Wednesday in the Milliken said the Legislature must elimin¬ outlines the program in an appearance affect its bond rating and thus increase plant)," Van Farowe said. "We need to know what is causing that dose rate — whether the House Appropriations Committee, with ate $100 million in planned spending in before the appropriations committee Wed¬ interest costs. source is on-site and will move off-site, or whether it will pass over the local area." lawmakers howling over plans to eliminate order to keep the 1979-80 budget in balance. nesday. Palisades' emergency plans were accepted by the Department of Public Health "around The cuts are necessary because of Medicaid Miller insisted the governor's recommen¬ heating assistance for the poor and elderly. 1975," Van Farowe said. At that time the department was drawing up emergency plans for "You've gone in and eliminated mostly dations are "the best alternatives that Legislators and administration officials cost overruns, state employee pay hikes all nuclear plants in the state. and the threat of recession in the coming Democratic programs," said Rep. Gary agreed, however, that the state faces a Van Farowe said that in 1970 any state agency — "it really didn't make a difference" — budgetary problems in the coming fiscal Owen, D Ypslianti. year, he said. He said the Headlee amendment has had to state that nuclear plant emergency provisions were valid. year and that the voter-approved Headlee More than half the reduction would come Owen said the recommendations "are compounded the adminstration's problems However, NRC spokespersons have differing views on that qualification. Tax Limitation Amendment complicates through trimming Medicaid services and because it freezes state assistance to local Herb Berkow, NRC project manager in Washington, said all agencies involved in the penalizing the people in our socity who can those problems. eliminating the $33.8 million home heating least afford it." governments at its current level of 40 plant's emergency plans — such as the local hospitals, local police, state police or public "I don't think your recommendations percent of the total budget. This means cuts health agencies — must verify that they agree with the plan's emergency arrangements. 'have any chance at all the way it's now must be made in the remaining 60 percent "If the utility said it was dependent on the Department of Health for a certain service, written," he said. of the budget. ■ continued on page 9) Carter says public slow "Go back to the inner sanctum and tell the chief, 'Forget about the $33 million'" for England, U.S. solve differences heating assistance, said the program's author, Rep. Thomas Mathieu. to see fuel crisis is real "It ain't going to fly and you know it isn't going to fly," he said. on British envoy to Zimbabwe WASHINGTON (API - President Car¬ Although the president also dealt with "You have made a very serious mistake in ter said Wednesday he fears the nation will his push for ratification of the new strategic arms limitation treaty and discussed infla making the recommendation." the Grand avoid dealing with energy problems "unless tion, his most forceful statements focused Rapids Democrat said. there is such a severe crisis with shortages "I'm sure we find of the can some By JAMES R. PEIPERT Rhodesia has transformed the situation moderate black leaders, including Muzor- that the American people are shocked." on energy worries. governor's pet projects we can cut," he said. Associated Press Writer there," Carrington told reporters, referring In the first two-way video broadcast from Arguing that Congress has shown "ex¬ LONDON Britain and the United to the mid April election in which Muzor The Patriotic Front alliance, which has the White House, Carter responded to cessive timidity" and is unlikely to act Owen and Mathieu said the administra¬ — unless pressured by public opinion, Carter tion could go a long way toward balancing States publicly closed ranks Wednesday ewa emerged as the country's first black been waging a bush war in the country, questions put to him by participants at the over Britain's decision to send an emissary prime minister. regards the Muzorewa government as a Las Vegas convention of the National Cable the budget by delaying proposed account "So far, the American people have not to Zimbabwe, seen by some diplomatic Asked if the United States holds a similar sellout to white-minority interests, as do Television Association. The program, which ing changes Miller said are necessary to faced a sure fact — that we have an energy observers as a first step to recognizing the view, Vance replied: "There is a new reality black African and Third World nations. showed both Carter and the conven¬ bring the state into compliance with the new government of Bishop Abel Muzorewa. and we must recognize there is a new The old Anglo American strategy aimed tioneers, was beamed to cable TV viewers shortage. It's going to get worse in the law. future unless we act together." "Violate it for one more year," Mathieu Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance reality. However, we still have to review at getting Zibabwe's black and white around the country. completed three days of talks with the new the entire situation before the president leaders and patriotic front chiefs to agree Conservative government of Margaret makes his determination." on a cease-fire, the dispatch of a United Thatcher and then fielded reporters' ques¬ The Zimbabwe election came about under Nations peacekeeping force and an interna State Senate passes pot decrim tions as he and Foreign Secretary Lord Carrington stood on the steps of the an "internal settlement" between white- minority leader Ian Smith and three tionally acceptable transfer of power from the white minority to the 6.7 million blacks. Foreign Office. Bv JAMES V. HIGGINS $100 civil infraction. Carrington said he and Vance have no United Press International However, the Senate added last-minute amendments giving major differences on "any subject in the The Senate, its doors locked and guarded to prevent members world." Then the 59-year old peer turned to juvenile court judges authority to order jail terms up to 30 days for from leaving, Wednesday approved legislation removing criminal penalties for possession of small amounts of marijuana. persons age 17 or less who possess Backers objected, but sponsors marijuana. of the amendment said it is the secretary and said: "I think I can say you don't think the proposals I made ... on Trustees to hear , The measure was sent on a 20-14 vote to the House, where its how we should go forward in Rhodesia are necessary to specify probate court's jurisdiction over minors. fate is uncertain. Others said they doubt the jail terms ever will be levied. anything but sensible." The action amounted to the third time in two years the Senate has approved bills reducing penalties for pot use. On the two previous occasions, the measures died in the lower chamber. In furious debate, the Senate rejected 23-10 an attempt to legalize the use and possession of marijuana in one's home, and also defeated mandatory one year prison terms for persons who The foreign secretary told the House of Lords on Tuesday that the Tory govern¬ ment will send an envoy to Salisbury to reports from committees All out decriminalization is the major feature of the new version, sell pot to minors. maintain contact with the Muzorewa The MSU Board of Trustees will hear public comments tonight at 7 in 103 A&B of while previous efforts settled for simply reducing criminal Proponents said the measure simply recognizes current government. Kellogg Center. penalties. attitudes regarding marijuana. Thatcher's .Conservatives, who came to The Health Programs and Affirmative Action committees will meet following public comments. Under the bill, possession of 30 grams or less of marijuana — "There are thousands and thousands of people in this state who power in the May 3 election, are considered The board will reconvene Friday at 7 a.m. for an Investment Committee meeting in about one ounce — would be a civil infraction punishable only by a use marijuana as a recreational drug," said Sen. Edward Pierce, more sympathetic to Zimbabwe than had fine of up to $100. The violator would have no criminal record. D-Ann Arbor. been the ousted Laborites of James Kellogg Center's Heritage Room. The board meets at 9 a.m. in the Board Room of the Administration Building to accept Currently, possession of that amount of the substance is a "And there are many people who believe it is superior to this Callaghan. criminal misdemeanor subjecting violators to a jail term up to 90 chamber's favorite drug, which is alcohol. Callaghan's foreign secretary, David gifts and grants, approve personnel changes and award bids and contracts for building Owen, had worked closely with the Carter alterations and new equipment. days and a fine up to $100. "In my estimation, the private use of marijuana for recreational The bill makes simple possession of more than 30 grams a administration for two years, charting an Action items include approval of increased residence hall rates by $40 per term for purposes is no more a crime than you and I taking a drink tonight," double rooms. The rate, if approved, will be $560 per term. misdemeanor, while possession of more than 225 grams would be a Anglo American strategy toward Zimbab felony. we the Tories have now declared outdated. Following the President s Report and Board Committee Reports, the board wQl Opponents charged that the bill will worsen the state's overall Distribution of 30 grams or less without selling also would be a drug problem. "Our belief is that the election in adjourn at 11:30 a.m. 2 Michigon Stote News Eost Lansing, Michigan Thursday May 24 1979 State News Dems blast oil price decontrol WASHINGTON (API - ing price lids on domestically freshmen legislators. the Television Association in Las promise sought by White President Carter's decision to produced oil "shall be continued energy secretary said members Wire Digest Vegas, Nev. House allies. lift oil price controls was loudly and enforced." of the Organization of Petn> The president said he fears The "compromise" would renounced by his own party in leum Energy Secretary James. R. Exporting Countries the nation will avoid dealing urged the president to continue the House on Wednesday, while would view efforts to block Schlesinger warned of possible with energy problems "unless price controls at least until Carter said he fears the nation decontrol as more evidence that reprisals in the form of another there is such a severe crisis Congress enacts a stiff "wind¬ won't cope with energy prob this nation cannot handle its lems unless there is a severe round of price hikes on import with snortages tnat the Ameri fall profits" tax. ed oil should Congress follow own energy problems. can people are shocked." Even though the resolution crisis. Carter made his comments the lead of the Democratic Carter reiterated his view w ould not be binding, the action Members of the House while participating in a two- House members and enact leg that Congress has shown "ex by the Democratic Caucus was Demoratic Caucus tentatively islation blocking decontrol. way video broadcast that linked cessive timidity" in dealing a major rebuff to Carter's Fqcus'Wohld approved a measure expressing "Democratic policy" that exist Meeting with a group of the White House with a conven tion of the National Cable with the energy issues. "So far. the American people have not efforts to reduce U.S. reliance on imported oil by encouraging faced a sure fact — that we more domestic production and have an energy shortage. It's by making petroleum products Wage-price guidelines going to get worse in the future more expensive. Leftists murder minister in El Salvador unless we act together," he But Congressional approval said. is not required for Carter's SAN SALVADOR El Salvador (AP) - Earlier, the Democratic cau¬ decision to lift price lids on was meeting with security officials and composed of all 276 House domestically produced oil be¬ said to fight inflation cus, Leftist assailants ambushed and killed political leaders of his military-backed Democrats, had rejected on a ginning June 1 and to allow the education minister and his chauffeur regime. There was speculation he would 124-96 procedural vote a last- prices to rise to world levels by on Wednesday police reported one impose a state of seige to counter the minute attempt at a com Oct. 1981. day after 14 persons were slain by bloody rebellion. WASHINGTON . AP> Federal Reserve undo the good that federal economic officers outside the occupied Venezuelan At least 80 people have been killed and - policies aim Chairperson G. William Miller said Wednesday to accomplish. Embassy. more than 100 wounded since anti- that President Carters voluntary wageprice It allows a tax exemption for state and local The ongoing violence in this Central American nation prompted the Vene¬ government violence erupted May 4 About 40 buses have been burned by guidelines are showing results in the fight against inflation. But it will require six or seven bonds used for home mortgages, he said, and if Congress does not close it, the board would be Clark's job: unite terrorists. Militants of the Popular years to win the war, he added. required to tighten money and increase other zuelan government to fly about 50 of its "It is my Revolutionary Bloc have seized a number personal judgment that we have had interest rates. citizens back to Caracas on military planes. of churches and three foreign embassies. They still occupy the churches and two of lower price increases and lower w age than we would have had without" the guidelines, Miller told the House Ways and Means Commit increases tax such Without such a exempt subsidy for a strain on tightening, he added, the homebu.vers would put the supply of credit that two Canadas President Carlos Humberto Romero the embassies. TORONTO i AP1 — Canada's national elections made it more tee. He stoutly denied the businesses would be denied the money needed to economy is headed into recession. clear than ever: There are two Canadas — one French, one expand, increase productivity and lower infla Miller said a combination of restrained federal tion. English. Keeping them together will be the chief task of Prime Minister-elect Joe Clark. spending, the wage-price guidelines and the "'It is unfair to open loopholes to let some V. Only two of the 136 Progressive Conservative members of Germany elects ex-Nazi as president Federal Reserve Board's money policies should reduce inflation by one half to three-quarters of a borrowers through at the expense of all others," Miller said. "There's no free lunch Parliament who make up the 39-year-old Clark's new government — somebody- are from predominantly BONN West percentage point a year. Controlling inflation has to pay for this." French-speaking Quebec, which has Germany AP' — Karl were 72 abstentions one invalid tally and without creating a recession will require such one-quarter of Canada's population. One of those two is of English Carstens aconservative politician with a But he left open the possibility that he would four absences on the 30th aniversary of ancestry. Nazi past was elected West Germany s diligence for six or seven years. Miller added. support limiting the subsidy to poor families who the founding of the republic. The Liberals of ousted Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau, But, he said, one tax "loophole" threatens to could not otherwise obtain a home mortgage. fifth president Wednesday defeating a About 700 persons marched through on the other hand, count almost two thirds of their 114 MPs in woman candidate. He will succeed Bonn during the three-hour election at a Quebec, almost all of them French, as they go into opposition in the Walter Scheel as the largely ceremonial downtown auditorium carrying placards House of Commons. head of state. Carstens 64 boosted morale of his condemning the election of a former Nazi But there were no reports of Resorts see busy holiday Clark won a tight race, his party falling just six votes short of the 142 needed for an outright majority. He now must look to the New Democrats, who captured 26 seats, or the Social Credit opposition Christian Democratic Union violence. and his Bavarian allies in Parliament Bv The Associated Press Party, which won six. to form a coalition minority government. by Real political power remains in "We're doing the tight wire act Amtrack and the airlines say- The date for Clark's swearing in has not bee set. Under the winning a majority of 528 votes from Chancellor Helmut Schmidt s hands al¬ Operators of most resorts and hoping." reservations for the Memorial Canadian system, Trudeau must tender his resignation to the 1,031 delegates in the Federal Assembly and amusement areas say they Even in California, where the though the president can influence policy Day weekend are at record nation's governor general. Ed. Schreyer. who would then call upon do not expect the gasoline He outpolled Anne Marie Renger 59 through his constitutional role as consul¬ gasoline crunch has hit hardest, levels throughout the country. Clark to form a new government. Trudeau. Canadian officials said, the first woman ever nominated for the tant to the government shortage to affect business operators of amusement parks is expected to resign within the next day or two. and as a visible One area that had been during the Memorial Day holi and resorts near large popula¬ The prime minister-elect struck a responsive cord with divided presidency. She got 431 votes. There public figure expected to have been hit hard day weekend. And they are tion centers say business is Canadian voters with his campaign that charged it was time for a fairly optimistic about the out fine. Disneyland, in the heart of by the gasoline crisis was Las look for the rest of the summer. Vegas, Nev. But officials there change, that Trudeau had built a massive, unworkable bureau¬ populous Orange County, and cracy and that the 16 years of Liberal Party domination had caused "What we have to base it on Magic Mountain, only 35 miles say business has not been the nation's economic woes — 8 percent unemployment and Israelis bomb Palestinian villages is the similar gas situation in northwest of downtown Los damaged. inflation running at nearly 10 percent annually. 1974." said Dave Kaplan, a Angeles, report business for Las TEL AVIV, Israel Vegas officials were un¬ The French Canadian Trudeau, 59, who campaigned on the (AP) - Israeli from a 10-acre vegetable plot in a sector spokesperson for Six Flags the month has been running dismayed by the fact that theme that only he could keep separatist minded Quebec province warplanes swooped down on three of the Sinai Peninsula which is scheduled Over Georgia, a large amuse slightly ahead of last year. reservations for the Memorial in the Canadian fold, was a personal symbol that Quebecers Palestinian villages in Lebanon at sun to be returned to park near Atlanta. "In Elsewhere, however, places Egypt in two days. Day weekend were running at mattered on the national stage. down Wednesday in revenge attacks for The settlers refused 1974. Flairs Over Georgia that you do not need a car to to leave their about 70 percent of last year's a PLO had a record breaking year." bombing that killed two Israeli - improvised barricades on the outskirts of get to easily are doing well levels. They Say the same thing The separatist Parti Quebecois that governs Quebec has and "We're wary, but optimistic," because most of their custo¬ women an 18-month-old baby at a El Arish the Sinai capital despite the happened las weekend, but a planned a provincial referendum for this fall or next spring to ask said a spokesperson for Virgin- via bus stop in Tel Aviv. efforts of Defense Minister Ezer Weizman mers come public transit. rush of last-minute business for a mandate to negotiate independence from the rest of Colonial Williamsburg who Officials of Greyhound and Con¬ and Justice Minister Shmuel Tamir. pushed hotel occupancy rates to English-speaking Canada, though with continued close economic A communique from Yassir Arafat s declined identified. tinental Trailwavs bus lines, 99.5 percent. Prime Minister Menachem Begin re¬ high command in Beirut said 14 Pales¬ tinians and Lebanese jected the idea of removing the settlers including civilians were killed and 50 wounded in the by force. It is a tragedy. It hurts me attacks. deeply. Lets hope there will be a solution. However the embarrassing Israeli troops also prepared to remove position will not be of Egypt but will be of several hundred stubborn Jewish settlers Israel. Focus-Nat ion Grand jury indicts Lance on fraud charges ATLANTA (AP) — Bert Lance President Lance 47, once one of the president s Carters close friend financial adviser closest advisers was forced to resign as and former federal budget director was Carter s director of the Office of Manage¬ indicted Wednesday on charges of bank ment and Budget after some of the fraud, conspiracy and misapplying bank allegations became public. funds. The other defendants named in the Lance and three others were accused case are Richard T. Carr former presi¬ in a grand jury indictment of involvement dent of the Northwest Georgia Bank in in a conspiracy involving more than $20 Ringgold Go Thomas M. Mitchell, o million in loans, which allegedly caused former board member of that bank and losses of more than $500,000 to a number H. Jackson Mullins a former druggist of Georgia banks. from Calhoun Ga. who was a partner The four men were named in a 33-count with Lance and a stockholder in the indictment. Calhoun bank Diggs misconduct charges to stand WASHINGTON (UPI) - The House Carl said this violated a federal secrecy Ethics Committee rejected a motion rule because the grand jury did not Wednesday to drop two misconduct include the information in an indictment counts against Rep Charles C. Diggs, that led to Diggs conviction lost October D-Mich., on grounds they violate grand on payroll padding charges jury secrecy. Diggs received a three-year sentence Bernard J. Carl, a Diggs attorney, which he is appealing. claimed the counts were based on Overwhelmingly re elected after his interviews with U.S. attorneys and with conviction, Diggs now faces a possible, Jean Stultz, former a Diggs office reprimand, censure or expulsion by a manager about information Stultz also House vote if the committee sustains the gave to a federal grand jury. misconduct charges. Prosecutors vow to remove execution stav STARKE, Flo. (AP) — Attorney General Smith said he and other prosecutors Jim Smith, surprised by two stays of would also go to Washington today to try execution won by John Spenkelink, to derail a second stay issued early vowed Wednesday to see that the Wednesday morning by US, Supreme murderer is electrocuted before his Court Justice Thurgood Marshall. , death warrant expires at noon Friday. Spenkelink had been scheduled to go "Our goal is to have the stays removed to the electric chair at 7 a.m. Wednesday by noon Friday so that the execution can for the 1973 murder of a traveling take place," Smith said in Tallahassee companion. before flying to New Orleans to ask the But because Spenkellink's death war¬ 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to rant hasn't yet expired, he remains a overturn a stay issued Tuesday by one of condemned man, still held in the prison's its justices, Elbert Tuttle. Owing only steps from the electric chair, Michigan State News Eost Lansing, Michigan Thursday, May 24, 1979 3 Housing plan provided for MSU renters By NL'NZIO LUPO State News Staff Writer An East Lansing plan with built-in guarantees for housing which students would have access to and could afford was recommended by a city subcommittee Tuesday. The recommendation by the Housing Advisory Committee was sent to the Planning Commission for incorporation into the city's new Comprehensive Plan. The committee is one of eight subcommittees of the Planning Commission working on the housing aspect of the guide to the city's future development. One proposal which would guarantee student-accessible housing calls for the establishment of a City Center Residential Neighborhood Zone immediately adjacent to the City Center Commercial Zone laid out by another Planning Commission subcommittee. The new zone would enclose the business area set down by the Commercial Advisory Committee. The goal outlined by the Housing Advisory Committee is that increased new housing in the City Center Residential Neighborhood Zone would reflect a balance of 60 percent student, 30 percent moderate-to middle-income and 10 percent high-income accessible The solid line represents the City Center Commercial Zone area recommended by the Commercial Advisory units. Committee. The area within the dotted line represents the City Center Residential Neighborhood Zone. This City planner Glenn Remus said Wednesday the City Center Residential Neighborhood Zone is a compromise to make up for — and possibly exceed — the number of student area has been slated by the Housing Advisory Committee for high-density residential development, of which 60 percent of the units are recommended to be accessible to student renters. housing units lost to commercial use in the City Center Commercial Zone boundaries. This balance could be achieved by rezoning the new City Center Residential Neighborhood Zone to higher density ranging from 16 to 54 units per acre, according to the report. William Main, chairperson of the Bailey Community Association, told the committee Tuesday he was concerned that the higher density proposed for the City Center GREEK. CO-OP PARKING REGULATION CHANGE Residential Neighborhood Zone would result in a "wall" between it and the rest of the city. City planner James van Ravensway told Main no such abrupt division would occur, explaining that the higher-density areas would be closer to the commercial district boundary and the lower-density areas would be near the outside perimeter of the City Ordinance would hike occupancy Center Residential Neighborhood Zone. Main said he was basically pleased with the report, provided the City Center Residential Neighborhood Zone would be implemented with a "gentle gradation of density." Another policy suggested in the report is that the city take steps to encourage By BRUCE BABIARZ several co-ops do not use all of their co-ops are required to have 75 spaces per development of student-accessible housing if the number of housing units drops to or below Sute News Staff Writer required spaces, Owen said. 100 persons in the structure. The new 90 percent of the student-accessible housing units available in January 1979. Greeks and co-ops may be able to "Co-ops are focused in on low-income ordinance reducing space requirements to The report also recommends the encouragement of additional students-accessible "The parking requirement would drop. increase the number of occupants in their .... . ,- students," Owen said. "Those are the kind .6 spaces per person would allow occupancy housing if the percentage of new housing is less than 40 percent student-accessible by 1985. , •{ r- t /-■• r i but they would not have to remove spaces, of situations where To monitor student accessibility in housing, the committee established the following £ . . housing units if East Lansing City Council Q ■ . "The ordinance lists a minumum most people do not have of up to 125 persons. ,. Owen said. definition: adopts a proposed ordinance tying parking k big cars." "They could have up td 125 persons and requirement.' "If you avai ahilitv to ocounanrv. availability to occupancy. reduce the parking requirement still meet the code if the building allowed • Dwelling units are classifed as student-accessible if they are available to Ordinance 451 is designed to amend the A survey conducted by Planning Commis- they can have more occupancy," Owen said. for that many people and did not violate undergraduates without regard to status of relationship, as well as graduate and existing city code by primarily changing the sioner Lawrence Kestenbaum revealed that Under the existing code, fraternities and other ordinances," Owen said. professional students. language used, Planning Administrator The ordinance also calls for increasing the • Dwelling units classified as student accessible must charge rents which fall within a Robert Owen said. number of parking spaces for one-bedroom range determined in an annual survey by the Planning Division of the East Lansing A section of the 92 page ordinance would apartments from one space per occupant to Department of Planning, Housing and Community Development. change the parking requirements for resi¬ dential units including fraternities, sorori¬ ASMSU board goals 1.25 spaces per occupant. Under the old ordinance, a 40-unit The report also recommends an annual September meeting beginning in 1979 between city officials and the MSU Board of Trustees to discuss student housing matters. In addition, the report directs the Planning Division and the Community Development ties and co-ops, Owen said. apartment complex with one bedroom per Under the existing ordinance fraternities unit would have to provide 40 parking Division of the Department of Planning, Housing and Community Development to meet with appropriate University staff to conduct a feasibility study of having privately talked about and co-ops are required to have .75 parking spaces. Under the proposed ordinance, 50 spaces per occupant and sororities are required to have .5 spaces per person. The new ordinance would require that all tonight spaces would be required. developed and operated student housing constructed on University-owned land. three groups provide a minimum of .6 The goals and objectives of the ASMSU into East Lansing, selective service and spaces per occupant, Owen said. Student Board will be discussed at the repeal of the higher drinking age. "When the ordinance was originally board meeting at 7 tonight in 4 Student In order to improve communication, the BUREAUCRACY HINDERS FULFILLMENT adopted, men were believed to have more Services B committee believes the board should work cars than women," Owen said. "I don't think The committee which was formed to on a public relations campaign, do more that is the case today." draw up goals and objectives for the board, and encourage involvement in Creativity marks woman's surveys The new ordinance proposal would make decided representatives should deal with ASMSU. the amount of parking spaces required for student political leverage, communication The committee also decided the board these groups equal, Owen said. with students, the Department of Public should work to get rid of the 911 emergency Fraternities and co-ops would not be Safety and campus environment. system on campus and replace it with the By BARB DONOVAN was raised in, she said. Issues involved with political leverage Lucia Fox-Lockert, associate professor of romance languages, is "The teachers there required to eliminate parking spaces. The 123 system, have foot patrols on campus were old-fashioned," she said. "They ordinance is aimed at new construction of include the proposed de-annexation of East and clarify towing and parking regulations. a "whirlwind of a woman," according to a friend. encouraged students to write and to do whatever was creative, fraternities, sororities and co-op structures Lansing, the annexation of East Complex The board should also work against the Since publishing her first book at the age of 15, she has only there was one condition — you don't upset the boat, you cross-campus highway, and support an published 18 books, two novels, three collections of short stories, never write about something unconventional." five plays, 37 articles, several volumes of poetry and 48 poems in She followed the rules for while, but the "seeds of discontent on-campus arena, registration by mail and a more than 30 there," she said. rape counseling at Olin Health Center, the newspapers, magazines and literary reviews. were committee decided. She has also given 19 lectures in several countries, taught for "Something was already telling me that I had to do things my Bruce Studer, College of Agriculture and six years in foreign universities and 10 yews at MSU. way, the way I wanted, whether anyone liked it or not," she said. Trouble Shooter Natural Resources representative, said the board will wait until fall term to rank the She owns and manages five houses in East Lansing and has found time to have three children. She gives the same advice to other writers. goals and take action. "A person must free herself to be The executive staff will be working this And this is only a partial list. a good writer," she said. "You cannot "Lucia's energy far exceeds that of create walls or chains by summer on researching the issues which coming to a the board believes it should act on. anyone I have known," said Carolyn certain point and stopping because of In other action representatives are Wilkinson, a personal friend and a full-time writer and folklorist. inhibition. Don't be afraid to break rules and experiment with expected to discuss bills dealing with the "She is superhuman and I am in disbelief that any human being new ideas." If you have a problem you can't solve, or a question vou can't transfer of funds to Programming Board, could have accomplished what she has in her life so far." If she had not left her home in Peru, she would have never answer, write Trouble Shooter, 343 Student Services Bldg.. Fox-Lockert, who is 50 years old, said she could accomplish MSU, East Lansing, 48824, or call 355-8252, between 10:00 a.m. negotiations for the use of parking lots with grown up, she said, available space and the proposed selective much more if her time was not wasted in the bureaucracy. 'The women in my society are still naive and and 1 p.m. Ask for Trouble Shooter, the State News service service program. "An individual creator must be everything at the same time," said. "They don't understand the changes in me." which guns down problems, sticks up for your rights and shoots she said. "When I write a play, I also take care of the secretarial When she visited home last year, the other women were work like correspondence, filing, press releases and phone calls shocked at how she had changed, she said. and I even have brought furniture in the day of the play. "When people pinched me, I screamed. When they stepped on "It is easy for a writer's life to become consumed by paperwork I said 'you stepped on me' instead of saying 'thank you for Four busted me, On June 7,1978 my check for $106.95 was cashed by Bill Boatman & Co. of Bainbridge. instead of creative work," she said. stepping on me, you noticed me and did me a favor'," she said. Ohio. It was for a Coonbeam light, a powerful flashlight. In October, I finally received the Her creative work started very early in her life, she said. She was being sarcastic, she said, only to make the point that light but it was unsatisfactory for my use. Therefore. I returned it the next day. There is a 15-day free trial with full refund if not satisfied with the product. I received one phone "My parents used to kid me that when I was 4-year-old I taught writers and everyone else have to keep growing and experiencing them how to read," she said. life or they will not move beyond a state of mediocrity. call from them acknowledging that they had received the flashlight. I still haven't seen mv refund and the U.S. Postal Service is investigating for fraud. I'd appreciate anv help. at concert Born in Lima, Peru, she spent a good deal of her childhood "You can be 10 different people in your lifetime," she said. "You J.D. trying to break out of the conservative, traditional society she never have to stay the way you are, you can be born again." Four persons were arrested before and MSU employee With the refund check in hand, you can take a deep sigh of relief. The problem in during the Bad Company concert in the MSU Auditorium Tuesday night for drug, retrieving the refund originated because all mail orders are processed by Tennesse concealed weapon and larceny offenses, Nursery, in Cleveland, Tenn., which is owned by Bill Boatman's son, Mike Boatman. The campus police said. office in Bainbridge, Ohio does not handle refunds or distribution, and is in the process of moving to the Tennessee Nursery address. After a call from Trouble Shooter, Mike Boatman said he originally sent you a refund February 26. Since you never received it, A 22-year-old Grand Ledge man was arrested for possession of a two-foot Islamics deny religious restraint he canceled the check and sent you another one May 7. This time the check finally motorcycle chain with a grappling hook oq arrived. the end, a knife and a small amount of the Muslim Student Association. adapted Western forms of civilization to "fit "I appeal to the Muslim youth to guide our values." marijuana. iO> A 19-year-old male student was arrested The Islamic religion can no longer be their force and institutionalize and channel In the Dark Ages it was the Middle East for possession of hashish and a 20-year-old suppressed, said a member of Sudan's it, otherwise this force will be dissipated," that revitalized Europe and now the West is A couple of months ago, I returned some damaged records to the Columbia Record Turabi told about 125 people, mostly Club, of which I'm a member. I got back the replacement albums, but now Columbia is male student with him was arrested for ruling party Tuesday night. deficient, he said. The popular revolution in Iran "against Muslim students. billing me for one of them. I already paid for it once. Can you straighten this out? possession of cocain. "The West is suffering," Turabi said. Y.C. A 17-year-old Lansing youth was arres¬ one of the world's most powerful armies and Turabi, former dean of law "There is corruption, alcoholism, addiction Agriculture ted for snatching a concert ticket from the efficient security forces proved there is no University of Khartoum in Sudan, said. hand of a 22 year old female student on her way to suppress Islam anymore," said "Islam is a political force, at least in Asia to drugs, the family is disintegrating and A call from Trouble Shooter to CBS in New York did the trick. Customer service even the economy of the West is now Hassan al-Turabi at a lecture sponsored by and Arabia, and there is no way to avoid it." representative Helen Slayton said you credit record will be wiped clean within two way to the concert. "Muslims sit on top of most of the world's suffering." weeks. She said it seemed like a computer mix-up at the record club division. Happy oil reserves," he added. "It would be useful for the West, in the listening! A resurgence of the Islamic religion has long run, to have another friendly civiliza¬ ED There's a bubbling pot of water surrounded by a small snow fence near the entrance of Grad student released occurred and "one after another Arab countries fall to Islam," he said. tion that may be experiences," he said. standing by to compare The Ingham County Prosecutor's Office Rice said the girl underwent a voluntary The resurgence, coupled with the Iranian i continued on page 9) University Village apartments. The area has been dug up extensively in the last couple will not charge a 43 year old MSU graduate psychiatric examination at the Ingham revolution, has had an impact on the world of years and they have left us with what looks like a three-foot leak. The snowfenced area student arrested Monday for first degree County Medical Hospital. and "the West is frightened and afraid" now is eight feet long and four feet wide, and people walking by get a blast of heat - fine in criminal sexual conduct, an assistant prose¬ that Muslims are in power, he said. the winter but kind of uncomfortable in warmer months. The area is an eyesore and I'm concerned about the continued waste of energy . Can you look into it? cutor said Wednesday. Stuart Shafer said his office investigated Because the man was not charged, Shafer said he could not comment on the findings of The Muslim world has to make a few corrections in the equation, as the West is Correction B.S. the examination. Administration and higher education the situation and did not find grounds to currently unfair to Muslims, he added. The girl was released to her father It was incorrectly reported in Wednes¬ charge the Spartan Village resident. He "If the West corrects the injustices I Ted Simon, assistant vice president of the physical plant, said the pot you described is Wednesday, police said. day's State News that a University College a small leak in the steam supply line which serves University Village. Simon said the was released from the Ingham County jail, think the West and Islamic world can The girl apparently came to MSU hearing panel voted in favor of the three leak sprung a few weeks ago and will not be fixed until May 31. Simon said if the system campus police said. conduct a positive relationship," he said assistant professors in their attempt to Department of Public Safety Lt. Michael with the man in January when he enrolled adding Muslims are not by definition hostile were shut down for repairs now, buildings would be without heat unless an alternate receive one year's back pay. Rice said further investigation discovered in MSI' and moved into Spartan Village, to the West. supply line were constructed. It is cheaper to wait until the heating system is shut down that the female runaway from Bever Creek, police said. The girl called the East Lansing "It is useful to have a plurality of The panel recommended a salary increase for the slimmer, Simon said. Ohio was 16 years old, rather than 15 as was Police Department Monday and reported cultures," he said citing that in recent retroactive to May 1978, comensurate with thought as the time of the man's arrest. that the man had attacked her. history the Arab world was deficient and it other faculty promoted at that time. Opinion Now they deplore IM MAD AS HELL ANP IF I CAN Deans still rule When it was announced in Iran last February that the Ayatollah Khomeini's forces had seized power, the United States swiftly moved to EVER FIND OUT WHCtS DOLNfr Three instructors in the University College Department of Social Science were denied promotion and salary adjustments this week when recognize the new regime, which had previously received no support from the American government while exiled in Paris. Most diplomats IT TO ME. I'M NOT GONNA' Willard Warrington, University College Dean, rejected their requests on the grounds that the three instructors' peers concluded their claims heaved a sigh of relief, thinking that diplomatic recognition was the TAKE IT ANYMORE! unjustified. Warrington's decision, which contrary to the were was solution to the mending relations with a strategically important decision reached by the college hearing panel, overrides the panel's country, whose revolution was throwing off years of Western influence advice under the Interim Faculty Grievance Procedure, which grants and domination. the dean of a college paramount authority over any decisions reached by The United States' eagerness to cooperate with a government sitting a faculty member's peers. on the world's oil spigot has found them once again seeping Western influence into the Mideast nation. Iran's revolutionary process, far from Warrington's action exemplifies the need for a change in the over, has recently appalled some politicians, who are attempting procedure, a project that has been debated in academic governance since the interim procedure started being drawn up 10 years ago. The through Senate resolutions to condemn Khomeini's government for interim procedure requires that a panel of five instructors from a executing more than 200 persons for crimes against the Imam. grievant's department hear a case and submit their decision to the The Senate's action has prompted Iran to ask that the United States appropriate college dean. The rationale behind the interim procedure is delay sending its envoy to the country because of America's attempted that a faculty member's peers are the best persons to judge a grievance interference in Iranian affairs. that may crop up within the University structure. However, decisions The Senate, in its noble and commendable human righs platform, has reached by those panels are merely advisory, and can be overruled, as failed to consider not only the detriment of interference in Iranian Warrington did, for reasons that do not have to be revealed by the dean matters, but the hypocrisy of such a biased Western opinion. Sen. Jacob whooverrides the decision. Binding arbitration, which was attached to a Javits, R-N.Y., sponsor of the resolution, presumptuously states that permanent procedure constructed last winter term by Faculty Council, an endangerment of U.S.-Iranian relations lies ahead if executions continue, while erroneously assuming that Iran has any interest in our LYPIA HOOPR1 FF acquire the services of Steinmetz. In 1893 Steinmetz moved to Schenectady, which was to become his real thought' When my hometown was destroyed by the fighting of the Second World War. we had to develop a itemized: $1 for making the chalk mark and $999 for knowing completely different style where to make it. rt.>me t.iw n. Ont ght think that in working for such a capitalistic of life, and one of our greatest difficulties was in adjusting to life While his reputation as a scientific innovator grew, he did not Lighting company he w. uld lose his socialistic ideas, that in fact he might without electricity. This unavailability of come to consider them the follies of electricity had striking • n'cupy his time completely with technical matters. He organized youth. But that was not the effects. For example, one had always to use one hand to carrv a case with Steinmetz: he was 3 socialist boys' clubs in Schenectady, and wrote articles and gave lectures on engineer-scientist, and was messy oil-lamp. One of my most vivid memories of that period is his philosophy — his attitudes toward life and work. In an article in :■> remain so for the rest of his life. that my nostrils were always black! the American Magazine for May 1918, he says that the world the lives He was perhaps the last of a breed of romantics who believed What sort of person was Steinmetz? That question sends my belongs to the dissatisfied! Steinmetz goes on to say: "For me the Tat a man -aid be both humanist and thoughts back to the house where I lived for several years in technologist He may indeed have been the last humanist one underlying principle of all human progress is that "divine engineer! In his writings he Schenectady. Its distinction was that the bathroom fixtures came discontent" which makes lamented that this country had giver him so much that was from the house of Steinmetz! When I learned this I lingered men strive for better conditions and of Americans a.aable. and yet he felt uneasy because not everyone he saw could sa> the same In an article in Harper's in 1916 he says ". . . and longer in the tub. perhaps in the desperate hope that something of his genious would be communicated to me by the longer improved methods. ' race i see Through that one can never my years of experience I have come rest in this game of life, because it is a that is neverending. Those who stay in front of the Bolshevism :» a symptom of wrong conditions — low wages, poor white porcelain. After I had lived in that house for pack have When Charles Proteus Steinmetz decided to emigrate to the many months I learned this truth early in their careers, and that is housing and discrimination. If we remedy these conditions, noticed that the water tank of the toilet had an unusual inward why they are United States with a friend, he did not have much of a plan for the in. front. The men in the rear are the curvature. After many inquiries I found someone old easily satisfied, the ones who new life on which he was embarking What concerned him was enough to are content with little. Such men will !' > interesting how he and General Electric resolved a serious remember how Steinmetz looked — I discovered he was a always be in the rear until fleeing the Breslau police, who wanted to arrest him for his duemma concerning a salary for him. He did not want to have a hunchback! they becomeunsatisfiedand begin to sprint to catch up with others. socialistic ideas. While a student at Breslau, he had become And it isn't a wise thing to delay that salary because as a socialist he believed in following the example Soon after he moved into the house from which sprint too long, for there is temporary editor of the local socialist paper. The People's Voice, my bathroom such a thing as becoming flabby .•eii by St Benedict: It was divided among them singly, fixtures came, he invited a young man to come and live with him to through lack of exercise." He goes and his articles were the cause of considerable concern to the on to say "that if he were able to according j- each had need." On the other hand, he had to live in a supervise the small power house on his property. This young man bequeath to every young man one police. In the Germany of Bismarck the lot of a socialist was not an capitalistic society The following solution was devised: He was \ irtue or quality, he would give him the spirit of divine discontent, eventually was adopted by him as a son. and the famiiv of this for without it the world would stand still." authorized to draw as much as he wanted from the bank account of When he had to leave so precipitately he was about to be young man became his family. the General Electric Co i e.. he and General Electric had a joint Throughout his writings we find pleas for learning languages, awarded a Ph.D. in science. He never finished. Eventually he He worked closely with the Socialist har.k account' mayor of Schenectady and and especially the classics. In a letter that he wrote to the editor of received many just a* :t they were married! I remember stores was able to bring many improvements to that the Classical Journal. 1923. he endorsed the honorary degrees, and even became a part time '- restaurants :r. city. This plea for teaching the Schenectady in which canceled checks signed remarkable engineer was interested in human professor at Union College iwhich is. incidentally, the American by Steinmetz were framed and hung on the wall — so that problems, and did Odes of Horace to the freshman Latin class. He went on to say that alma mater of the writeri, but he never finished ' earning'' a Ph.D. much to help in finding human solutions, as well as alter 40 years of a life which had carried him into other everyone could see that they bore the imprint of the General giv ing practical fields of Steinmetz arrived in America in 1888, just as our country was help in running the machinery of the city. activity, he still read the poetry of Horace with undiminished One of the stories about Steinmetz. which circulated about to begin its rapid industrial development. He found U among the pleasure. hy was Stiunmet? so valuable and so sought after'.' He was the scientists in Schenectady, was about employment in the firm of Eickemeyer and Osterheld in Yonkers. tirst to lormulate and solve essential problems associated with Henry Ford's calling on him Steinmetz was not an homo universalis of the type of Leonardo for help when one of his major N.Y. This small firm was eager for involvement in anything and generators broke down. Steinmetz da Vinci, but he embodied in an transmitting electrical energy as alternating iaci current. His arrived from Schenectady at the extraordinary way talents and everything electrical. As his mastery of electrical engineering combination t training ir. mathematics and plant in Dearborn, took out a attitudes that made him seem a key personality in the world which physical insight made stethoscope, and listened with it at several pints on the large expanded, it daw ned on the ow ners of the firm that Steinmetz was it possible tor him to create almost single-handed the theoretical was developing around him. He had learned to harmonize a most extraordinary generator - just like a doctor when he feels the beat of a heart. dedication to technology with enthusiasm for the humanities; also person. He developed a reputation and meih «s : r designing the networks of wires, switching equipment After listening he took a piece of white chalk from his he had harmonized the needs of his individual gained recognition in the American Institute of Electrical and transtormers which are pocket and ego with those of the indispensable links in the chain made a cross at one particular point on the generator, where he Engineers. Both the Thomson Houston Co. and the Edison General eonnectmg the generator based on the community — to constructive ends. The Greeks would have seen in Electric Co. took note of this young man and tried to lure him to epochal discoveries of said there must be a flaw — perhaps a bent plate. The generator him a model citizen of the polis; the another riginai." Michael Faraday with the user of electricity. was then Romany would have admired join them. Steinmetz refused. Without these complicated and ingenious networks, quickly repaired, and Henry Ford asked Steinmetz as to his mastery of technology; Schenectady was fortunate to be the electricity his fee. Steinmetz replied that he would like When in 1928 the two companies joined to form the General would be either unavailable or too $1,000 plus expenses home of this extraordinary man who did so much to expensive for us to afford. for his five-minute effort. light up the Electric Co.. the new company bought out Eickmever and Do you know what it means to live without Henry Ford was a bit taken aback: world, while at the same time enlightening his human electricity? What a "What, one thousand dollars for a chalk mark?" Steinmetz then relationships. points were the sole criteria, MSU would DUTCH did suffer something worse than all Rights for Pikes OFFICE. We'll get funding and be able to Letters have black sisters out there cheering next that. We got RELIGIOUS PERSECU¬ have D*I*K*E speakers on campus. We'll football and basketball season. Boy, am I MAD. For a long time now, TION. And if ya doubts it, ya can check in even hold D*I*K*E dinners and dances. The coach says that old cheerleaders snivelling newspaper has been sup¬ your any HISTORY book ya want, cause we're Maybe if we get lucky, we can have a cannot automatically be put back on the porting everybody else's RIGHTS. First off there. D*I*K*E for the president of the STATE squad for the following year; however, this this year, we have to hear about the Now look, I'm a BIG GUY, and I got a BIG NEWS. And idare I suggest it?) if the MSU city treasury of very substantial funds from is what usually Proposal implies federal sources. But that is a relatively- case happens. If this was not the I know cheerleaders that made the WOMEN, and THEIR rights. Then we have to suffer through more of the BLACK HEART. So I'm willing to forgive ya all for the jokes and stuff. BUT in the FUTURE, BOARD hasn't picked out a new President, give ME the job. They better be ready for minor loss which could and would have to be a loss of trust squad would not be on it ives, I'm talking RIGHTS stuff. But this week. THIS to prevent this thing from happening some BIG changes compensated by an increase in local taxes. about you. Vickie). though. In WEEK, I just can't stand it anymore. GAY AGAIN, I'm coming out of the closet. D*I*K*E's are going to be a lot more 1964, I had the good fortune of What troubles me far more is the lack of So why have tryouts? You probably RIGHTS. JEEZ LOUISE, when is some Here's my plan. I'm gonna start this visible in the future. To get things started, spending a year in Switzerland. At that faith and loss of trust implied by such already have the squad chosen on the first time, the good citizens of the Canton of body gonna stand up for the REAL organization. I'm gonna call it RIGHTS next Friday, me and all my D*I*K*E action. Only 10 years ago, when students ^av Zurich were debating whether to allow Virgil Brunson oppressed minority in this country? FOR D*I*K*E's. And if yer too STUPID to friends are gonna be ALL OVER CAMPUS. engaged in sit ins, draft card burnings, and 109 VanHoosen I. as if ya didn't know, am talking about figure out that D*I*K*E stands for Dutch Don't worry you'll know us when ya hears women the right to vote. They finally various other demonstrations deemed DUTCH RIGHTS. Oh, I know what compromised, permitting them to vote, but destructive of the fabric of society by our sure, Immigrants Krave Equality, then maybe us, cause we're gonna be wearing yer savin, Hey, buddy, nobody dragged you you better wisen up, buddy. WOODEN SHOES. That way, when yer in only on religious issues. When, somewhat more conservative residents, the students We eat like goats to this country in CHAINS, and over Now what my D*I*K*E friends and I class, yer gonna find out that ALL ALONG, puzzled by this, I asked one of my Swiss were told to forego such activities and work friends what might be the rationale for this In response to this ongoing debate over nobody made YOU stay at home with the figger is that once this thing catches hold you been sittin next to a D*I*K*E, and ya toward their goals through established snotty KIDS for TWO HUNDRED YEARS. maybe ASMSl' will get off its BUTT and do didn't even KNOW it. compromise he replied: "Well, you see, channels. And now, when students have vegetarian vs. meat, we can only state our before allow women to vote on Nobody made you QUEER. something for us D*I*K*E's. I can see us Daniel J. Vander Meer we can more followed this sage advice, there are some position as follows; Well, maybe all that's true, but In TWO YEARS, we'll have we now. our OWN Okemos important issues we must see if they have among us who would make them political We can understand concern for all living enough good sense to vote correctly on outcasts once again because they have things, plant, animal, etc. But how far must matters of less consequence." frustrated our commercial ambition, and this go? To eat a steak you kill a cow. To eat Citizens for Local Control, a group of their vision of the future does not coincide Tofu you kill soybeans, to defecate you kill DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau East Lansing residents who wish to withours- stomach bacteria. To fight disease you kill Frank J. Blatt disenfranchise student residents from local viruses. Ask yourselves, should we put the U/eu, GOTTA Professor of physics I D0N7 SUPPOSE BOOPSYB? POSING elections by the simple expedient of LUCKY GUMS. ZONKEP, smallpox virus on the endangered species GET GOING. TM YOU'D 86 IN - DiD YOU HOAR. POP 'PLAYBOY'? I OONT SOPPY, ZONKEP. SHESA de-annexation, have displayed similar im list? Man evolved as an omnivore, not a RUING IN FOR TBPV&U/NGA xm Be SILLY. I CASB B/6 &PL NOLO. ; , BOOPS/ES POS¬ THINK SUB mature political judgment. These people carnivore, not a vegetarian. Like goats, we mapk on PHOiamm YuOS" AUOU: " CLOSED. HE'YS ALL GOT ING FOR HIM? News SHOU TODAY FROM 'PLAY8CK*> TO LET GO! piqued because students voted in large Cheering racist? eat anything we can get out hands on, from ■ are numbers against the Dayton Hudson mall, as did, of course, many other citizens MSU would not have, over the past two petrochemicals to wood mulch. After all, isn't honey just bee poo? O. - received the notoriety it has, if it But really folks, isn't this getting to be a >/ appalled at the prospect of yet another years concrete monument to modern merchandis ing. These students have, thus, demon wasn't for the talented black athletes enrolled here. It's really a shame that bit much? What's the next stage, guilty about feeling guilty? Aren't we a feeling . £ h strated that they cannot be trusted to vote talented black females, who try out for the sorry lot when we got to the point where we - ■ to correctly, and hence the simplistic solution, MSU cheer team to cheer their black can't do anything because no one can make a de-annexation. brothers on, aren't allowed to do so because decision! Come on, enough of this. Such a move would be not only silly and of unfair politics. That's the only way you Zachary Schindler costly, but downright dangerous. It would, of course, mean the immediate loss to the can make the MSU cheerleading squad, through politics; because if ability and total David Johnson Okemos 3? \ Michigon Stote News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday May 24, 1979 5 VIEWPOINT: LANSING STAR If this is the 6left% Imported fabrics from England & Italy Complete bridal department where is middle? Sewing notions & patterns Vogue Butterick Simplicity & McCalls By MAX Gl'EDE sphere. would seem ridiculous to me. I I I didn't choose to 213 Ann St. East Lansing joined the Lansing Star for join the used to work in my father's three weeks, first as one who Lansing Star. I was assigned to extensive fields. open daily 9:30 to 9:00 Sat. 9:30 to 5:30 would go on an adventure not it upon arriving from Montreal, I learned that he is also a Sundays Noon to 5:30 Phone 332-0361 knowing what was going to where my group of 15 West part-time soccer referee and I happen. I expected to find a African journalists were and also saw him selling movie somewhat affluent and sophis are completing a "stage." I tickets on campus to raise ticated paper. Instead, I found a learned from my "encadreur" money for the Star. I have gone group of young people, each one (guide) that the Star was a out on several stories with him very different from the others, leftist paper. I was happy with already. And then there is yet strongly tied to the spirit of his choice and impatient to Ruelaine, staff writer and on know about the American left, production. We met first social lAilU T^HlUajOuApyAiaS OF _— IN RETURN FUR SHIPLOAD OF DIM Si MS,, AND ££fv a°iH enterprise — or maybe the or counterculture. To be a ly, which is so different from leftist in the U.S.A. seemed to European formality. It turns LECTURE JWITA KR£?S SAYS THE CHINSE HAVE 1T&UBL£ UNDERSTANDING CJMRJCATEO TRAUE AGREEMENTS/' simplicity and trust it is an apparently friendly atmo me to be worth experiencing out that she is a friend of my first hand. And so I arrived at "encadrer," Roland. We spoke CUTJC&tf VIEWPOINT: NEANDERTHAL BALL the Star. /ERIE/-COG/ about many different things. At I looked over past issues of first I believed she was more the Star, but I did not see intellectual than woman, but Save A license to kill women anything that I would call "left." Having been necessarily (the Ivory Coast is French- she finally seemed to me an intellectual woman. For an African woman, being on Series Tickets Sales open May 24 and close June 8 speaking) influenced by the alone and over 30 would have Graduate students can become series subscribers By SCOTT FISHER Some women tend to label on him and crushed him. important game. If, for exam¬ French conception of "left," been a disaster, even if she to the University Series, Lively Arts Series and I have a small research this male quirk as jerkishness Another male, who had been ple, Alan's team wins the perhaps I should have been were a journalist. Here it seems Chamber Music Series and receive the Council paper. And I have a question. i see synonyms at lamebrainity, watching the and the championship of the Snyder of Graduate Students' substantia! discounts. To Small research paper — the woman disappointed. But oh no! I was not to matter. Many of the chowderheadedness), but this male instead of his rock, Phillips Co-ed Volleyball amazed and intrigued with the women I have met here assure benefit from the COGS LIMITED SUBSIDY topic: During intra dorm co-ed is inaccurate. The roots of this thought to himself, "Good League, Alan's team is awarded cheerful, relaxed, young atmo¬ me that to be a woman alone is OFFER, here is what you must do: volleyball games, when the tendency are found in the game." He formed a team. $45. With that money Alan's sphere of the place. And I was alright even if some of them 1. Visit the COGS office, with your graduate volleyball descends to a wo¬ recreation of ancient man. Later that year he founded the team could buy an appreciable immediately accepted and in¬ may secretly wish they were 1.D., 316 Student Services between 8 am. and man's area, a very competitive Small research paper — the Olduvai Gorge League. quantity of frothy beer, which tegrated by one and all. married. As long as one feels 5 pm. Monday through Friday. Phone 353-9189. male stud invariably reaches research: A real long time ago And he changed the rules; is illegal (for Alan is not old The very first day I was good "dans sa peau" (in one's Choose your series and fill out the order form. over the woman or runs over B.C.. a large number of cave large rocks did not fall often. enough and mature enough to invited by the editor, John, to skin) and has a handful of the woman to hit the ball i often persons were standing around Two teams, seperated by sev¬ drink alcohol, make a fool out of 2. Next, go to the Union Ticket Office in the his home and to a restaurant for friends and admirers, then it's breaking one or more of her looking at the rocks; unlike the en-foot high net, occupied the himself at parties, and get into dinner. I met his friend, Matt, OK. It surprises me to see Main lobby of the Union Building, Monday limbs.) Flintstones. these cave persons court simultaneeously. The an automovile accident). They and John's brother, a very through Friday, 815 am.- 4:30 pm. Purchase Small research paper — thes¬ people so different from one did not have televisions and court was bounded by chalk could get a good buzz. rv they your series passes at these discount rates. charming chap who left us for another socializing with one is: The humal male, upon seeing they were not witty (Insignifi¬ could buy a tremendous quan stripes and fellow cave persons ladies. On the following day, another easily and comfortably. a volleyball descent to a wo¬ cant aside: In the Flintstones' who often shouted clever things tity of the french-friea cauli the associate editor (24 years Back at the Star, people of UNIVERSITY & LIVELY ART SERIES: man's area and hearing the television show, everyone, be¬ like, "You stink, Ed," and, flower, which isn't illegal but old i took me to his home. What such great diversity of person¬ woman yell, "1 got it," immedi¬ sides the Flintstone family and Public COGS Savings "Hang it up, Car." The males on should be. I discovered there really sur¬ ality are living an experience ately formulates the notion that the Rubble family and Stonev each team took turns curshing Fisher is o Phillips holl freshman prised me. A bachelor like together well worth having. My Top price $35.00 $23.40 $11.60 "despite the fact that that Curtis, is named Joe Rockhead and killing the women on their majoring in English myself, he lives in a house that amazement everywhere I go is woman led her high school — even the women). A women own teams. The first team with he shares with A a roommate. simple: in Africa, through the volleyball team to three conse¬ was looking at a very high rock no living women won. Later big TV receiver (black and cinema and television, I have cutive national championships when it started to descend to they added a small rock. The white), two chairs, a wooden had the impression and those LETTER POLICY and would now be playing for the University of California at her. She yelled, "I got it," and she had it. It was going to be males, then, could crush and kill The Opinion Page wel table, three armchairs and stereotypic ideas on "fabulous University Series a woman only when the hurled shoes negligently thrown in the America." Now that I am here Los Angeles had it not been for way out of bounds so there was rock looked to be descending to in it, my notions begin to fall MOSCOW STATE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA "living room". Also a fishbowl a late-detected heart murmur, no reason to get all excited. But a woman's area and she yelled, Letters should be 25 lines and a small library with some Yevgeny Svetlanov, Conductor away as I watch Americans and despite the fact that I a nearby male (who, intellect¬ "I got it." • less and may be edited live. Largest, most brilliant Soviet orchestra. interesting books. (Again, I didn't master walking until age ually, was really grinding gears Since ,nen, humans have ir State News style and found To Sunday, October 14. 3:00 pm. nothing particularly sum up, I do not think the 12, I'd better reach over that in the Cro-Magnon to Homo relaced the small rock with a luxurious about the place nor Lansing Star is conservative, MURRAY PERAHIA PIANIST letters possible woman or run over that woman sapien sapien transition) saw volleyball, but it's still played as on a particularly miserable.) In the but I also cannot say that it is Amazing young poet of the keyboard to hit the ball, even though I the woman and the descending page Viewpoints may be no Friday, October 26 the same. kitchen, a stove, a refrigerator very revolutionary, at least not longer than 75 lines and may might break one or more of her rock and heard her yell, "I got Question: Why are there still also be edited and a lot of empty bottles of in the European sense of that WESTERN OPERA THEATER limbs." Granted, this happens it," so he jumped on her and All letters and viewpoints beer in boxes. I am astonished word "left." But I have met so Touring Wing of the San Francisco Opera with all very quickly. killed her and the rock landed Related paragraph: This is an should be typed on 65- once again: he cooks the meal many different kinds of people "Die Fledermaus" of Strauss. spoced lines and triple- for both of us. Unbelievable! in such a short time that it's as Monday, November 12 spaced Letters and view¬ Oh, I almost forgot. Before if America w ere as spontaneous KRASNAYARSK DANCE COMPANY points 80 Dancers, Singers, Musicians from include locc jddress s eating, he waters his miniscule as Africa. Perhaps it is in that Siberia Letters garden with much seriousness the Star is a left paper?! Thursday, January 17 dent, faculty t and attention. 1 too became Cued ELIOT FELD BALLET serious to please him. In other "This is the company to see. " N.Y. Times ich a garden iing at The Lansing S/ai Wednesday, January 30 "DEATHTRAP" Broadway Mystery/ Comedy Akers eggers should learn the rules "Witty intricate thriller" The New Yorker TTT Monday, February 25 This letter is in response to from paying the meter fee. As Also, I welcome Burns and PHILIP (ONES BRASS ENSEMBLE the one written by Stephen such, all MSU-owned vehicles his friends to review some of Incomparably-gifted team of London's Top Burns (State News May 16) in which he explained why some residents of W. Akers Hall felt it necessary to throw eggs at are exempt from paying the meter fee. I encourage the residents of Akers Hall and other University residents to the cases in which persons have been seriously injured and pro¬ perty heavily damaged by ir¬ responsible acts of persons HRai Rainbow Ranchi H Brass Friday, April 4 Lively Arts Series the police vehicle parked at W. forward their questions, con¬ throwing objects (water bal VIRGIL FOX IN CONCERT Akers loop on May 5. cerns, or complaints to the loons, eggs, beverage cans, Extraordinary French organ music by a master To clear up any misunder¬ standing that those residents All-University Traffic Commit¬ tee, the director and command etc.) from upper floors of dormi¬ tories. I am hopeful Burns and THURSDAY • • • • • Showman/musician. Tuesday, October 2 may have had, my vehicle was officers, or any other officer of his friends, in the future will DRESDEN STATE ORCHESTRA not illegally parked. Under the Department of Public Safe¬ utilize more appropriate means MSU ordinance 39.171, it clear¬ ty, to clear up any misunder¬ to express themselves. DRAWN n QUARTERED Herbert Blomstedt, conductor, Malcolm Frager, Thomas K. Bartley MSU, piano soloist. ly states that government- standings of the law and regu¬ Monday, October 29 owned vehicles are exempt lations of the University. Department of Public Safety TOP 40 HER MAJESTY'S BLACK WATCH Massed band, Pipes, Drums & Highland dancers 4 for 1 Draft Beer Friday, November 16 Sigma Chi is just a bunch of wimps wiiir We are writing to dispel the totally abuse, embarass, and University are in the dormi¬ xxnxzxx VIENNA CHOIRBOYS World's most beloved Choir tories, and anyone thinking Tuesday, January 15 myth of the "Macho Men" of the humiliate a fraternity with MSU greek system. In particu- water balloons, and receive no otherwise can ask Sigma Chi CLOWN DIM1TRI lar, we cite the wimps of Sigma response, . it is time to re- where the hell they were when For Women Onlv Incomparable returns to Swiss MSU with an mime/musician/acrobat all-new program. Chi. Any time a so-called "low- evaluate greek men. Just who the battle beckoned. ly" dormitory floor can walk are these guys trying to kid, The Men of First South Abbot Wednesday, February 6 across Grand River Avenue and anyway? 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GARY KARR, DOUBLE BASS Exciting young string bass virtuoso with pianist An exciting variety for stepping into right now Harmon Lewis. each pair an advantageous value. All sizes and Tuesday, February 12 colors may not be found in every style ... so, the AMADEUS QUARTLT England's premier string Quartet. earlier the better for choosing from our extensive selection. W ild Cherr Jlacol )soi Vs In the SPIRIT SHOP £ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday May 24 1979 Placement head outlines Academic Senate fails to hit quorum application, interviewing Academic Senate did not reach quorum Wednesday for its only meeting of the 1978 79 academic year. \ quorum 0f 236 faculty members is needed for the senate to techniques for teachers vote, but only 48 attended the meeting. President Edgar L. Harden spoke briefly to the senate and committee reports were given. By THERESA McCLELLAN descriptive, explain and give Though the senate could not vote. Provost Clarence L. Winder The body of the letter, he State News Staff Writer examples, he said. gave his report on the review of deans, department chairpersons said should contain "fire pow Giving examples of ability Suggesting four pages are and directors. and confidence are two ways of the maximum for a resume, Scheetz said students should "Tell them what makes you The proposed amendment to the Bylaws for Academic getting one step closer to Goverance on general education was also presented. teacher employment, sugges¬ also go with mild colors, such as good, and give examples," he said. "If you The last time Academic Senate met quorum requirements was ted Assistant Placement Direc¬ beige, rather than white. tell them you think Nov. 9 1977. tor L. Patrick Scheetz. good organizational skills make a good teacher, give examples In an informal gathering at of your philosophy." the Office of Placement Ser When selling your¬ Explaining the final goal in vices Shceetz outlined an "ac self to your employ¬ the job campaign is an inter tion plan for the teacher's job view, Scheetz suggested stu campaign." er, pick examples dents go to the schools they "When selling yourself to of what you have want to teach at in August with your employer," he said, "pick examples of what you have already accom¬ resume in hand and ask for an already accomplished to show plished to show "During that interview," he what you can do for him what you can do for s Deboroh J Borin him tomorrow. — L. Not just a leisure sport. Frisbee also is played in serious competition. Bruce Vail, Placement credentials and a Patrick Scheetz MSI >tudent. trains for finals of the Ultimate Frisbee Championships at Penn well-developed resume and ap State I niversity May 25 to 28. plication letter are important, Office of Placement Scheetz said, adding if they are Services good "you should have no problem in acquiring an inter The education major creden A picture could be inserted tial file at Placement Services consists of letters of recommen the ce resume on a separate of paper with the condi Suicide Prevention Week here dation (only for experienced mid be dest alumni and higher education considered illegal, he said. These suicide attempts in the letters, a directory of suicide candidates', student teaching "He can't mark you down if i past week have already become prevention centers and special¬ is not there." he said, "but a mere statistics in one of the ized pamplets. reports and credential forms, A 21 near-old Xorth Case he said. the same time, if it is, it ma leading causes of death among An AAS Task Force was Hall unman penned a suicide mplished what he set out to adults under the age of 22. A resume for education ma help." note before downing a number appointed in 1974 to develop Scheetz also said letters The American Association of standards and accreditation jors should include printed copies of student teaching re¬ application should always b c of prescription and non-pr> scriptwn drugs and tun ktnds o' Suicido.ogv has designated this procedures for suicide preven¬ REGGAE addressed to a specific person week National Suicide Pre tion centers. ports. letters of recommenda liquor Sunday tion and transcripts, he said. When listing a student's most "Almost never write to position or a title," he said, "yo She was-taken to tht Ingham ick by two vehicles tht expressway vention Week in an attempt to help people to better recognize Kirk said the most obvious but frequently overlooked clue TONIGHT want somebody to respond s red dead and respond to suicidal behavior is a suicide threat or wish. imp( jcational expert County Medical Hospital by an on the 'i+ the in there." Blast and increase their awareness of "The cliche that people who get name Lansing rescue unit. suicide prevention activities. talk about suicide don't do it is Dr. Alton Kirk, a counselor at simply untrue," he said. "People the MSU Counseling Center and often talk about ending their World W ar II image of women's a member of AAS, said more than 35.000 Americans kill themselves each year. It is lives before they do it and all such statements should be taken seriously." believed that several hundred Kirk said suicidal people often thousand more attempt to do so. roles hinders social advancement depressed, but stressed seem The irony. Kirk said, is that any sudden change in behavior except for a very few, all the may be suspect. people who commit suicide Suicidal counseling is avail¬ By THERESA WOOD back from the war," Honey- porary feminist movement in tisers emphasized domesticity desperately want to live. able for MSU students through A covered wagon is at her said. that it disrupted sexual segre¬ instead of the fact that women When reached in time and the Counseling Center, 207 side, she is pretty and dressed She said the media during gation in the labor force, she were working in non traditional offered alternatives other than Student Services Bldg. in pants, shirt and bandana. WWII recruited women into said. Women traditionally rele jobs." she said. suicide to problems that have The Listening Ear provides The ROOTS BAND The slogan reads. "She's a the labor force through propa gated to low status, non paying Other ads showed pictures of service jobs before the war caused their depression, most counseling services for students Rest. Special All the BBQ Chicken Fries & Salad Covered Wagon Girl." ganda which appealed to their women dreaming of the ideal - you would-be suicides can be per and the general public through a This image is typical of patriotism and loyalty to their were suddenly catapulted into kitchen while working on can eat $3.95 the previously male-dominated suaded to abandon death as an 24-hour hotline. The DEC also World War II advertisments husbands and country. machinery or as sex symbols which workforce. answer. Kirk said. provides counseling at 398 Park Nappy Hours 11 a.m.-8 p.m. portrayed women as "The technique of using the posed on the nose of an air "Because of this," AAS was founded in 1968 to Lane, in East Lansing. housewives temporarily replac¬ covered wagon symbol refers to Honey said, plane. develop programs to educate The St. Lawrence Commu¬ ing their soldier husbands in the women who loaded rifles "society had to change its atti "They described jobs by com¬ tudes about the capacity of the the public, train personnel at nity Mental Health Center the work force. Maureen for their men to fight off Indian paring them to the housewife suicide prevention centers and Honey, Lyman Briggs in¬ attacks, during the pioneering female." Emergency Service also has a a stereotype," she said. "Even 24-hour hotline. structor who has studied wo¬ of the United States," she said. Advertising tried to recruit provide community services. factory work w as portrayed as The organization includes 500 Kirk said people should con¬ men in the war said Tuesday. The covered wagon symbol is women into the labor force homemaking for the country.'" individual members and 37 tact one of the above agencies "The images formed by pro¬ while consistently emphasizing comparable to WWII women Honey concluded that the suicide prevention and crisis when they see suicidal tenden¬ paganda groups portrayed the their basic domestic nature joining the work force to aid advertising propaganda of intervention centers across the cies in a friend. female as being strong and their husbands in fighting the "They glamourized the WWII exemplifies how impor capable to work in crisis situa¬ war, just as they did in the housewife role and reinforced tant it is for women today to country. Members hold annual "This is clearly a case where LIEBERMANN'S" tions, but implied that women the myth of the woman as an have political muscle meetings, conduct workshops a simple phone call might save a pioneering era. and a and publish a journal, news- lifg," hp said. intended to return to the house¬ WWII was instrumental in innocent, vulnerable home- voice in the media. wife role when the men came the advancement of the contem maker being protected by the Additionally, it demonstrates men overseas, Honey said. the significance of the attitudes A good brief case When the draft began in 1941. the government recruited toward the family and of the family as a symbol of demo- Council hosts salute the ideal gift 4Magic' replaced women into training programs, .. . age barriers to jobs "The more you have the for seniors tonight were lowered and the unions began recruiting women. Five million ideals of the country equated with the family, the more for any graduate Student Council has selected Alta Perry, a junior English major, women joined the labor force difficult it will be to change The Senior Class Council will host "A Salute to the Sensational to replace Earvin Johnson as a Student Council at large between 1941 and 1945 and 56 women's roles in society," she Seniors" tonight at 8:30 in Dooley's, 131 Albert St. representative. percent of these workers were said. Johnson elected to the council at "Imagination" will provide music and the Senior Class Council was spring term registration full time homemakers, she said. The conference was part of a ill present a slide by write-in ballot which w show of past University events. a was implemented because no one ran for "After the war many women colloquium sponsored by the Cover charge for ncil's five the evening's programs will be $1 and all are quit working, but when they Women's Studies Group. welcome. The at large positions are divided into three categories: three later joined the labor force it non-white male or female students, two non-white female students was in the traditional service and an undesignated position. jobs," Honey said, "this is Perry had the fourth highest number of votes in the non white beeasue unions did not support male or female division at spring term ^gistration. women, employers viewed When one of the representatives elected is unable to serve, the them as temporary, and promo- next runner up is appointed to the position, according to the tion v council's bylaws. Honey also addressed the Students also appointed by the council to University standing issue of why we have lost the committees are: University Committee on Curriculum, Gary image of female strength and Huntei. a junior majoring in physical science; University- competence exemplified by wo¬ Committee on Academic Governance, Scott Levine, a sophomore men working in war pro- in James Madison College and Fred Gaddy, a sophi majoring duction. nting. "The companies and adver- ■OPEN WEEKDAYS 9-9- Whether they re starting a career or off to higher A Wardrobe in a Suit Pre-Exam Sale — education, an attractive efficient brief case is the gift they'll appreciate and use. Choose from the largest selection you'll find anywhere in cases for men and This 4-piece suit gives you women. Above: Attache cases i sturdy vinyl with brass fittings, versatility with style. 3 with file 43.00. 4 nth file 45.00. 5" with file and desk 48.00. 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There are seven major all it," Donloe said. not at actors and three feature performers involved, Now she is directing tonight's production of the play in connection with the Black Renais only one of whom is a theater major. Some of the actors are members of the Black Renaissance sance Ensemble. F.I Hajj Malik is a storytelling piece focusing on Ensemble, a group started by Beverly Jenkins a few years ago. Funded by the Office of Black B> Bil l. HOLDSHIP ance different from the usual the life of Malcolm X from his childhood until his State News Reviewer far is that the band isn't simply death at 39 in 1965. The play opens with a Affairs, the group usually performs in residence Bad Company gave an excel¬ hall kivas and draws large crowds. another of the Led Zeppelin seance where the spirit of Malcolm X is called lent performance in Jenison forth. Donloe, a senior theater major, first got impersonation acts which involved with the Black Ensemble in the fall of Fieldhouse Tuesday night. The usually pass this way. On the Other scenes detail encounters with the Ku band is probably the best of the 1977 when she performed in "The River Niger.' contrary, Bad Company has the Klux Klan, once while Malcolm X's mother was She also acted in th° MSI.' Arena production of many groups that play their distinction of being a band that pregnant with him and again when Malcolm X "African Tales" last fall. style of music, and it would be is itself impersonated by scores was 6 and saw his father dragged through the El Hajj Malik. however, is Donloe's first major hard to surpass Tuesday night's of pseudo-rock stars. The most streets by the Klan. show when it comes to this type familiar example is Foreigner, a Other highlights of Malcolm X's life concern directing assignment. Darlene Donloe, who is of his move to Harlem at the age of 19 where he co-directing the production and playing feature predictable-yet pleasant terrible group which has parts, said one of the reasons for choosing this heavy boogie rock. neither the credentials nor the began dealing dope, pimping and finally ended up Recently, major talent of the band they try so in prison. While in the Norfolk Prison Colony his play was to commemorate Malcolm X's birthday, concert which was May 19. tours have been advertised as hard to be. brother Redginald visited him and taught him the "big event" to the point of about the Islamic faith. Tonight is El Hajj Malik's only performance From the moment Bad Com¬ redundancy, but Bad Com¬ "There he converted," Donloe said. "After the and admission is free, with donations pany opened with a powerful accepted. pany's local appearance might conversion he went to Mecca. Before his Curtain time is at 8:15 p.m. in Arena Theatre rendition of (what else?) "Bad truly be termed a "big event," conversion he preached that all whites were under the University Auditorium. at least as far as Lansing and its Company," they had the audience at their mercy. The musically devoid climate is con band cerned. performed a fair cross- assortment of tunes from their First of all. Bad Company IS previous Swan Song LPs, in a major band, one of the most addition to a large selection commercially popular to rise from Desolation Angels. Bad during the 1970s. In fact, the band is sometimes referred to Company's best material still comes from their 1974 debut Congratulations,Graduate! as a "super-group," due mainly LP, but every tune performed to its formation from bits and pieces of the semi-legendary during their hour set one and one-half The Perfect Gift! Free (Paul Rodgers and Simon was greeted with WEBSTER'S NEW TWENTIETH CENTURY screams of delight. 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Aside from Paul Rodgers can sing and play guitar. Looks like he': having fun, doesn't it? made the Lansing concert a major event is that the band's an extended drum solo, Kirke's that Free would have never I'd rather hear recycled Chuck their seats, and the thunderous STOREWIDE MAY MADNESS SALE new LP — Desolation Angels percussion skills were high disbanded and that Paul Berry, and I found several of voices that sang along on the (also their first in over two lighted on "Rhythm Machin" Knssoff wouldn't have died. Bad Company's numbers rather latter song demonstrated how AU 7.98 from the new album. - 8.98 MFG. LIST: years' is currently No. 3 on During a recent Creem inter dull as a result. But, once again, well the band had won over the the national charts, one of the very few "rock" records to I wish the band would have performed "Rock Steady" and view. Boz Burrell said that in much the same way that the that's only personal preference, and if I have to choose between crowd. The group returned for and Rock & Roll ( LP's one encore, obligatory achieve such a status disco gained control. Lansing seems to have a since "Young Blood," but that's just a matter of personal preference. I especially wish that Bad Com¬ Rolling Stones amplified, re¬ cycled and brought Chuck Berry's music back to America, most of the crap on today's radio and the rifforiented sound of "Rock 'N Roll Fantasy "Can't Get Enough" which was somewhat marred by a faulty sound system. Nonetheless, the Jazz R & B \ I 8-Tracks Cassettes 4.29 special fondness for heavy pany would incorporate a Free Bad Company is currently am¬ . . ." Well, you get the idea. number received the best re¬ IT PAYS TO SHOP THE RECORD STORE metal acts, and the heavy-metal (preferably "Wishing Well" or Bad Company closed their sponse of the evening. plifying. recycling and bringing Sale good for existing supplies only kids i many of high school age) "Alright Now") into their sets. John Lee Hooker, Freddie King show with a medley of "Rock 'N All in all, Bad Company were out in full force for After all, they've transformed a and Memphis style blues back Roll Fantasy" and a "singalong" performed an excellent show Offer expires 5-27-79 East Lansing Store Only Tuesday's show. But aside from Mott song — "Ready For Love" to a whole new generation of version of "Live For The for heavy rock enthusiasts. It's the band's crisp sound, what — into one of their strongest Americans I'll go alone with Music." The songs got over half just too bad that they had to made Bad Company's appear numbers. But then again I wish that basic premise. Personally, of the audience standing on perform in a barn. Gong makes landing in Ann Arbor 220m.a.c. univ. mall. ******* COUPON SAVINGS ******* 332 3525 roon-sat9-9 sun: 12-7 by DAVE Di MARTINI) State News Reviewer Allen & New York Gong. Ultimately, Prismatic's set French saxophonist Yochk's Seffer. 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As things smoothed and his single "Opium for the and his long-time mate Gilli caused Daevid Allen's to be applause, he continued with a much of the band's music * over, People." The audience, to put it IMMEDIATE CASH Smyth, saxophonist Yochk'o shortened considerably at 2 superb taped piece which he sounded like the Gong of old — mildly, was in an uproar when * Seffer and a host of extremely a.m., when the music finally accompanied; soon after, three spacey, slightly looney, and he left the stage — but there FOR YOUR TIME * talented American musicians. ended. Allen's many fans would members of Zu came onstage definitely drug-inspired. was no time left for any encores. Present at the Second Chance have preferred hearing him play and Seffer moved to piano, When Daevid Allen came on, The entire night was one of EARN *20 PER WEEK * were some who drove hundreds for hours; unfortunately they where he proved exceptional. things started getting crazy. It the most encouraging nights of * of miles to witness "Gong World heard him for only a half-hour Seffer, a former member of both was already 1:45, and Allen music Michigan has seen in and were then urged out of the seemed slightly burned-out and HOW?...just come in and relax in our reclining chairs and listen to your * Tour 1979," a slightly sarcastic Magma and Zao, operated in a years. The now-famous Zu fes¬ favorite music while donating lifegiving Plasma. term for a low-budget excursion bar by Second Chance em territory not far removed from not especially pleased with the tival in New York, which We will pay you $9.00 for your first plasma donation and $11.00 for your * by Allen and company across ployees. Magma's "Ork Alarm," thus situation. Wearing the appro¬ featured Tuesday night's line¬ Aside from Prismatic's set, priate wizard pot-headed-pixie second donation within the some week...PLUS we will give you a Free physical * America. With Flying Teapot providing the night's most up along with Fred Frith and exam and over $60 worth of free lab tests. * T-shirts and funny hats being the music couldn't have been powerful and appealing music. cap, he was accompanied by the Art Bears among many better Tuesday night. Zu, the When Gilli Smyth took to the Davis, Kramer, Laswell and others, have catalyzed If YOU BRING THIS AD WITH YOU YOU Will RECEIVE AN ADDITIONAL $2.00 AFTER YOUR 1st worn by many of the near- Bacon, a group that soon seems to DONATION COME TO: * capacity audience, the concert opening band from New York, stage dressed like an aged a new progressive movement in couldn't have been a more was a real surprise. A four piece Earth mother, the "Mother managed to recreate Gong's America that hopefully will AMERICAN PLASMA DONOR CENTER * A national organization dedicated to the extension ot lives to others enthusiastic success. group consisting of guitarist Gong" tag began to make a lot of Camembert Electrique sound. continue into something larger. * Perhaps the strangest aspect Cliff Cultreiri, keyboard player sense. With her were Laswell Allen used a peculiar glissando Someone in the crowd mention¬ of the show was its "festival" air Michael Beinhorn, drummer and Maher from Zu and guitar¬ device that looked like a tuning ed a recent mini-festival at Kent 2827 E. GRAND RIVER • EAST LANSING * — five different bands per¬ Fred Maher and bassist (and ist Harry Williamson, saxo fork and soon proved that his State University that featured Hours: Tues. Wed. 9 a.m.-7 p.m.: Fri., Sat. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. * formed, four of which were former East Lansing resident) phonist Don Davis, keyboard talents as a guitarist are not Gong, National Health and drawn from the Opening the show was Ann Gong line-up. Bill Laswell, the group seem highly influenced by Lark's player Mark Kramer and drummer Bill Bacon. Unfortu¬ confined solely to spacey, insub¬ stantial runs. Magma — which would have been tremendous to see, with $2 ***************** *******$2 Arbor's own Prismatic — an OK Tongues in Aspic-period King nately there were a few prob¬ Allen walked offstage during out a doubt — and there was band that seems to draw equally Crimson. Their set was excel lems with the sound, and the first number while his band talk of some newer, larger scale Gong and Chick Corea — and lent and, if anything, too short. Smyth's opening vocals were continued, and upon returning, touring of this sort taking place soon after, four sets followed by Zu, Yochk'o Seffer, Gilli Smyth Those wanting more, how ever, were satisfied when Zu completely inaudible — soon, however, the problem was cor rected and the band moved into informed the audience he only had "three minutes" left to play. "I'd like to play longer," he said. this fall. Those at the Second Chance Tuesday night will no doubt be glad to hear that 50% on & Mothergong and Daevid partially reappeared backing up Selected Handpipes SLIDE PROCESSING BUT WITH A NEW w\ ADVENTURE SEASON Jii 20% J IS HERE CHEAT LAKES J JW»T High quality photo finishing, speedy ser¬ vice choice of slide mounts including &/ % Bongs pin register but besides all that MOUNTAIN SUPPLY your order is returned oil neot & tidy, sequentially inserted in these great we can make your next adventure slide storage pages. Easy storing! 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State News Sports Writer Zambrzyski, who finished second in the MSU's 8-3 season in 1978, complete with a share of the Big Ten A new Association for Intercollegiate Athletics pentathlon with 4422 points, broke the field championship, has left everyone following Spartan sports gazing for Women (AIAW) meet and four Ralph Young record in the shot put, hurling it 14.04 meters past the summer months to Sept. 8, when MSU opens its season with Illinois at Spartan Stadium. Those more optimistic are Field records were broken Wednesday as Jodi (46-0.75"). Anderson of California State University-North looking past September. They're interested in January, Jan. 1 in Patsy Walker of UCLA had to be taken off Pasadena, Calif, to be precise. ridge won the pentathlon with 4475 points during the field in a stretcher, as sne landed awkwardly And who can blame them? Spartan fans have waited patiently the opening day events of the AIAW nationals here. during the long jump event. According to her all these years for an authentic Big Ten contender and now that coach Scott Chisam, Walker broke her left tibia The meet will continue today with the trials in they have one. they're bound to go a little nuts. dower leg) on impact. She was in second place They stuck with MSU through all the lean years. When the field and running events. While no MSU athletes overall when the injury occurred. The rainy Spartans were 13 last year and were faced with the possibility of w ere qualified in the pentathlon. Spartans Cheryl weather probably had a part in the mishap. another trouncing at the hands of University of Michigan in Ann Gilliam, in the 200-meter, Lisa Berry, in the 3,000 The pentathlon was a close contest, going Arbor, they stayed behind the team. Now it is their turn to enjoy & 5,000 meter races will be running in trials UCLA's down to the final event, the 800 meter run, the sunshine. Patsy Walker, today. In addition. MSU's 880-vard medlay relay where Anderson beat out Zambrzycki. The Big Ten race will be the most interesting in a few years. No one of more than 600 team of Gilliam. Mollie Brennan, Kathy Miller and Anderson came on with a kick in the end of the women athletes at MSI , Pant Sedwick are ranked fifth among qualifiers longer are I' M and Ohio State University the front-runners. That for the Association for and will be race. "Winning the pentathlon will mark me as a honor, at least for now. rests with the Spartans and Purdue. running the semis today at great athlete," she said. Intercollegiate Athletics approximately 6 p.m. This was her first time competing in the for W omen national track The Spartans also have entries in the pentathlon nationally. With the win, Anderson and field championships, 4x110 yard relays with Gilliam, Brennan, Kathy said she showed her versatility. "Now my school While the race for the Roses in 1979 certainly Miller, and Kim Hatchett, and the 4x440 breaks her leg during is under pressure to win, but I'm in three other does not exclude OSU or U-M, times have the king jump W ednesday yard relay with Brennan, Miller. Sedwick and events, and I have a shot at them all." She was State News Deborah J Soon Pam Swanigan. referring to the 100-meter hurdles, 100-meter changed. No more should the Ohio State-Mi¬ Many more records are expected to be broken dash, and her favorite event, the long jump. chigan game at the end of the year decide the if Wednesday's example is followed. Anderson broke the 1978 AIAW record of 4,279 points Big Ten champ and the conference represen¬ Today's action will began at 10 a.m. with the tative to the Rose Bowl. The Big Two is no more. previously held by Themis Zambrzvcki of long jump trials and continue through 6 p.m. It Brigham Young She also broke Ralph Young will be a chance to see some of the premier Field records in the long jump, going 6.64 meters athletes in the country, many of which will be The Boilermakers are the more experienced of the two teams. 121*9"! and recording a time of 13.9 in the Olympic bound in 1980. They have a quarterback with two years' experience and are considered by many, including MSU football coach Darryl Rogers, to be the favorite for the title. But from all indications, the RESPONDS AS KEY POWER Spartans want it more than Purdue. Purdue hasn't been to the Rose Bowl since 1967, MSU hasn't made thelrip to Pasadena since 1966, so the difference here isn't much. Schultz in groove at clean-up spot But the Boilermakers haven't tasted the bitterness of a three-year probation, Rose Bowl berth that a was probation that robbed the Spartans of a rightfully theirs. Purdue went to a bowl game last year, the Peach Bowl. True, peaches aren't roses, but By JERRY BRAl'DE shoulders, anc1 everything was sir.ee I have long arms, do the doubled from last year, but I took special care of me, like he were unsure of ourselves," they are better than nothing. Slate News Sports Writer just falling a.part in Texas." work. Now since I'm not Perhaps even more important than both of these is that the swing have 10 fewer hits so I do have did with Randy Hop's hand, and Schultz said. "We made a few Once Tom Schultz has picked Schultz said. ' But when i came the bat as hard. 1 can keep mistakes that cost us the game. Boilermakers haven't had their faces rubbed in the mud by their ing more power," Schultz said. "It's had me back in time for Big Ten up momentum, he hasn't been up here. I stai•ted playing with my head in there and not pull too bad we can't erase those play." But we've been playing tough in-state rival like MSU has by U-M for so many years. Clearly, stopped. more confidemre. Now I feel I'm out my shoulders." defense this year, and when Purdue can't be as hungry as the Spartans. spring trip stats because I With Schultz' power, he is a The Spartan centerfielder hit * in such a gronv e that I can drive This year, Nchuitz has been would have had a higher aver we've had to w in, we've risen to While the race for the Roses in 1979 certainly does not exclude key man in the clean up spot in a dreadful 200 during the the ball as har•d and as far as I OSU or U-M. times have changed. No more should the Ohio concentrating on hitting with age. coming up with the quick run. the occasion. We could have spring trip in Texas. can. Instead cif batting low in State Michigan game at the end of the year decide the Big Ten power. Although he won't have Schultz felt his turning point "Hitting fourth in the line-up easily folded when we were But when he returned to the order. I now have confi as high a hitting average as last of the season was the second has given me a whole lot of down 2-0 against Michigan, but champ and the conference representative to the Rose Bowl. The East Lansing, the junior from dence in the ci« ?an up spot to hit because of his slow start vr'ur. Big Ten weekend when he hit confidence from the team and we don't have any folders on Bjg Two is no more. Grand Rapids began returning anything they throw at me." in Texas, Schultz has picked up his this team." Who is responsible for the turnaround? Rogers and Purdue two-run, two-out seventh the coaches that I am going to to last year's .322 form. And So what from last year's squad. He is his second of the game, enabl there's no better feeling in the once drafted by the Detroit Those two came from the West Coast, where throwing the hitting improved to the point trip to Texas? second on the team in home ing MSU to pull even with the world than that. But if I didn't Tigers, receives his greatest football isn't such a crime. They both built their teams around where he is now an intricate The coache: runs with five and RBIs with Boilermakers before Chris excellent passing attacks, and now they both are ahead of the rest have Hopper (Randy Hop), pleasure from hitting, he works part of the line-up in the swinging the bat "at 100 pe? 25. He is tied for second in Dorr's homer won the game. Kenny (Robinson) and Rodger on all parts of the game. This of the Big Ten. clean up spot. cent." Schultz;inswered. "I just doubles with 10. "The first home run I didn't includes fielding as he covers a For MSU, in addition to Rogers, the people who can take credit (Bastien) hitting in front of me "I was pulling my head and started to le t my leverage, "All my power stats have think about," Schultz said. "But and Chris Dorr hitting in back large range with his speed and for the Spartans being a contender are next year's seniors — the the second one gave me the of me, I wouldn't be seeing the has made some great diving players that came to MSU when the Spartans were just beginning confidence. When you're doing kind of good pitches that I have catches this year. their probation. well, the game is fun. But wh^n been seeing." "You have to have all the Guard Mike Densmore was one of those players. "This was the Golfers (hie) try luck things are going bad. you start thinking about the negative things of the game." After the Purdue double- the With two key pitchers (Brian Wolcott and Jim Cotter) out of line-up for the Mideast parts down to go on to higher ball," Schultz said. "But when I'm not hitting so well, I've still made sure that it doesn't affect best decision of my life," the junior from Lapeer said about coming to MSU. "Hopefully, this fourth year will make up for the things I've missed my first three." It won't be easy, but Densmore and his teammates will probably regionals this weekend at Kobs B> JFFF MIN AH AN header, Schultz' momentum Field, Schultz feels there will my fielding." make up for all the things they have^nissed on Jan. 1, 1980. Hate News Sports Writei was at full swing. But it looked be more pressure on the hitters as though it may have slowed when the team makes its down after he sprained his second straight NCAA appear¬ after ankle in a run down two days ance. assemble i 50 at t Course in East Lansing to golfers the Par Mor Golf drink, golf and generally get later at Central Michigan Uni- Jim "I have to give the Madaleno (the credit to team's "Last year we didn't know what type of team we had and 14k qold wrist ckAiiN. AClASSfc.qifT "clubbed" in the third annual trainer), for maintaining my Dero Open Golf Tournament. momentum," Schultz said. "I This is not just a golf tourna w as swinging a good bat when I but also hurt. If I had been out for at a clAssic ment, a drinking was procE. $25 contest of sorts. The winner the four Big Ten games to go simply will be the one who golfs along with the four other games the best and drinks the most I missed. I would have had a lot over the nine hole course. more catching up to do. But he (It" Mrpantin* link, oMar •■pit** Tuesday. May29) The Dero. short for derelict, idea of a sunAmcL was originally the SUMMER WORK group of Holden Hall residents $249 WEEK Interview! May 17 18 tournament organizers. Dave 226 Abbott Rd. 337-7446 Mon.-Sat. 9:306.00pm Stevens, Tom Hanna and John EAST LANSING INN Sztykiel were members. Stevens explained the rules of the tournament. Each golfer is allowed only three clubs, one of which must be a putter. Each Don't keep your player must carry their own beer, no light beer allowed, and must keep their empty cans. All beer must be drunk while playing, and any pla; Graduation a Secret. . . i.e., puking, during play is disqualified. AUSTRG- DAIMLER ADSL announcements are Top finishers will be awarded trophies, and Stevens said if 10 speed enough people enter the winner might receive a large bottle of "booze" for his effort. now available at Stevens himself was last year's champion as he shot a 47 while drinking 17 beers for a winning total of 2.76, a feat which he said he the MSU Bookstore hopes to repeat or even improve on this year. "The important fact "After about 12 beet customer service desk. All alloy components tough to drink." Quick-release hubs Stevens went on to explain some of the more interesting problems associated with staging such an outing. Brooks leader saddle Order yours now!! Shimano 600 "No one seems to remember the ninth hole," he said. "And we derailleurs e straight enough to figure out all the ONLY s20000 Following the tournament all participants and friends will Supply Limited gather at Stevens' apartment for a party, which in the past has gone iate into the night. list price '•269"° ^to/n&y-R 35* each or 10 for $3.00 The tournament will take place Friday afternoon beginning at 2 Velocipede KAPLAN p.m. at the Par Mor course which is located at the corner of Park Educational Center Lake Road and East M-78 in East Lansing. Peddler Call Days Evenings ft Weekends ($17)J32-2S39 Stevens said that about 35 entries have been received so far, 541L Grand Rtaer including some MSU faculty. He added that he anticipates i Lont.rtf M 43823 between 50 and 70 golfers on Friday. 551-7240 for Information About Other Centers romodaling. H you can't find something In Major US Cities & Abroad NOW UPSTAIRS Outside NY State CALL TOLL FREE 800 7Z3 17IZ MichiganStote New Thursday. May 24, 1979 ' WANTS TO MAP MICHIGAN Salmon for Red Cedar in few years —maybe Team to study atlas feasibility a By JEFF BURGESS summer sun to warm its shal temperatures would probably The Red Cedar River could low waters. kill them, he explained. By DEBORAH L.CLARK man" he added. be having salmon runs in the ational areas, transportation, However, during the late fall, With the chinook it is differ¬ An MSI interdisciplinary Sommers will head the pro- geographical information, and Michigan, which took two political and industrial areas. could therefore be used by early 1980s, a Department of winter and early spring months ent. Chinook fry do not stav in geography team has been jert, and years and covered Michigan's assisting him will be Costs for producing the schools as a reference volume, Natural Resources representa water streams in lower the river during the summer, ?rant b>' the R'chard Smith, assistant 83 counties and 58.000 square pro atlas are impossible to tives said. Michigan are cold enough to MSU-University of Michigan fessor and coordinator of the predict Sommers said. miles, Sommers said. but leave for the big lake the at this time, Sommers said. "The possibility of future support cold water fish such as spring. They \ Thirty three students and -studyJ on the feasibility t0 C°nduft 3 cart0(?raPhir i map-making) Sources of funding for the The atlas will take between salmon runs in the Red Cedar salmon, Borgeson said. It is in miss the of research and spatial analysis 50 faculty members worked deadly summer water project are also unknown, he River is good," said Dave Bor the fall that the salmon enter making an atlas of Lake temperatures, he said. center at MSU. said. geson, chief of inland fisheries the rivers to make spawning ™Kan- Borgeson said there is a The J Sommers said four gradu for the Michigan Department of nother obstacle to natural re¬ study will cover the ate and undergraduate The i is intended to If citizens become more informed about topics Natural Resources. fish geo Borgeson said the possibility production of the salmon population in the lake's graphy students will work » who fish com Borgeson said no salmon will of natural reproduction of sal¬ 22.400 square miles, including on such as water pollution, maybe they can en¬ caused by human activity in the the project, nerciallv. i well as the be planted in the Red Cedar but mon in the Red Cedar and Grand and Red Cedar River the distribution of different "If we are successful in average citizen who wants to courage the government to do something there will probably be strays Grand Rivers is slim. basins which has lead to ero- species-where, when and at gathering data on the fish know more about the state, about it. — Lawrence Sommers, Department from the Grand River, of which After the fall spawning the what sional pollution. depth they are found. population, we will go ahead Sommers said. of the Red Cedar is a tributary. "There is a great volume of with the complete atlas," he Geography. Salmon runs in the Grand eggs hatch in a few weeks, but said the salmon "If citizens become more the coho fry must stay in the information about Lake Mich- said. "We should know this by population in the Grand River informed about topics such as River are dependent upon com¬ river for before igan> geography department a summer they will be maintained by continu¬ the end of the summer." pletion of a series of fish water pollution, maybe they plete but the public might get the project, he said. attempt the journey to the big ous stocking, but there are no chairperson. Lawrence Som- Possible topics for the atlas on ladders, he said. lake. The warm summer water mers, said. can encourage the govern some of the information in The team is also consider¬ plans to stock the Red Cedar. include the geography of the ment to do something about "We're shooting for the fall of "Much of it has been com- water basin, water separate publications before ing producing a solar atlas of 1980 for the completion of the depths, it." he said, the complete atlas is pub¬ piled in a variety of docu- the state which would show climate, water and shoreline fish ladders which will allow ments and agencies, but most reports are not accessible or characteristics, and pollution, Studies may also be done The atlas will also include historical information such as lished, he added. The interdisciplinary team how various kinds of solar heating, water and wind pow¬ salmon to reach Lansing," Bor¬ geson said. Palisades crisis plan the role of the lake during the has already successfully pro¬ understandable to the lay- er could be used, Sommers I continued from page concerning Michigan's recre¬ War of 1812. as well as "The ladder at the North 11 emergency response," Strasma duced a full-color state atlas of added. Lansing Dam will have to be (the NRC) would verify that said. "It is not necessary that completed in order for salmon department is going to provide there be letters of agreement to reach the Red Cedar. The those services," Berkow said. for all agencies." target date for the completion "They must demonstrate they The bureau chief of the of that fish ladder is the fall of have acceptable arrangements Natural gas deposit discovered Off 1982," Borgeson said. Chinook and coho salmon, whose planting in the Grand with those groups." Van Farowe said the public health department was listed as Environmental Health Division with the public health depart¬ ment said the state does have a voice in approval or disapproval River began last spring, make an emergency service resource of emergency plans. East Coast called encouraging their runs in the fail. "We expect to have salmon in Lansing in the fall of 1981 and in Palisades emergency plans in 1970 when his agency rejected those plans. some may make it to the Red Bt NRC public affairs officer oppportunity to voice approval ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (API Tenneco officials refused to Cedar by the fall of 1983," Jan Strasma said such letters of or disapproval of such accompanied by a petroleum almost pure methane, was flowed at a rate of 9.4 million plans,' — Tenneco announced Wednes condensate, a normal liquid Borgeson said. agreement are only required by said Lee Jager, bureau chief. "If compare their find to the area's found below 13,000 feet and cubic feet a day and included day that it has struck natural byproduct of gas wells, flowing first strike in which Texaco flowed at a rate of 7.5 million some condensate. The Red Cedar is a warm- local support agencies, such as the NRC says we have no such gas off New Jersey, the second at a rate of 100 barrels a day. found gas at two levels of its cubic feet water stream, as is the Grand local police or hospitals. right, that is news to us. such gas discovery reported in a day. Its second Exxon is drilling its third "We look at the local response Thirteen dry holes have been 15,025-foot hole. strike, reported five days later River, because it descends Everything I've heard is that the Baltimore Canyon area. drilled in the first 14 months of well about five miles southwest agencies that would have the the state does have voice in the Texaco said its first strike, at a depth below 14,000 feet, slowly and little spring water a Tenneco Oil Exploration and of Tenneco's strike. it, which allows the responsibilities for prompt approval of the plans." exploratory drilling in the Balti¬ enters Production Co. said the strike is more Canyon off New Jersey about 2.1 miles south of where and Delaware. Texaco reported a "significant" Five major oil companies — Concert tickets sold piiiinnf.iiii^ m-im NtniuiAA WA; adults s? 75 students & sb 1 :>ttzens with amc card s: 25 ^ gas find last August. Both wells Mobil, Shell. Houston Oil & SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 8PM J ■ TWMiTt SHOW II SO CHlLORtW 50 spfca. fngaglmln1s ,'0£d • are about 105 miles east of Minerals, Gulf and Continental Atlantic City. Season tickets go on sale to new subscribers today for the MSU — gave up on the area. Only Lecture Concert Series at the Ticket Office in the Union. C LANSING CIVIC CENTER * Q "The woody allen diane keaton ^ $ Tenneco said its discovery Tenneco, Texaco and Exxon was made by the semi-submer Seats are still available for the University Series and the Lively ■ Promise" WwL sible rig Zapata Ugland in a two-hour test of an area 13,180 still have rigs offshore. Tenneco called its test "en¬ Arts Series, Mary Jackson, Ticket Office manager, said. Season ticket prices for these series will be $20, $27.50 or $35, LIVE!! IN CONCERT!! £ 1 X!Z^ couraging," but it cautioned feet below the ocean floor. It is that addition testing of this well depending on location of seats. | (TLS 5:45) 8:00 (TLS 6:00)8:15 the company's first well in the and further drilling will be Season tickets for the Chamber Music in Fairchild Theater H JTiT THE GREATEST suspense PERFECT £jf! Series will be $28.50 for seven performances. Individual seats for area. needed to determine whether M| FILM EVER RETURNS' a | exorcist! the Chamber Music series will be $6.50. Tenneco said the gas flowed enough gas is available to 1 THE k Wjg| at a rate of 12 million cubic feet justify commercial develop¬ a day. It said the gas was ment. FRAMPTON ■ (TLS 5:301 8:00 (TLS 5:45, 8:15 Islamics deny restraint with ■ H Cu*T Iattwooo ML fr! Sir Lawre'-Ee O vier Special Guest Star A Little Romance • continued from page "If only the West relinquish its aggressive ele¬ 3) would succeeded in uniting the Mus¬ lim world, he said. Secularism in Muslim eoun Chris DeBurgh B ■ y a wiiicmwav But Loots M i* a (TLS 5:4518:00 PG ments we could conduct a very tries has been in principle Tickets $900 & $ 1000 Reserved | (TLS 5:45)1:15 positive relationship. Other defeated but in practice it wise Islam is a very serious remains, despite the resur¬ Avoilable now at the Civic Center Box Office W SKASTpg "PHANTASM" R ,TiCifti (TLS 6:00! 8:00 threat to the West," he said. gence of the religion, Turabi ^ (TLS 6:00) 8:15 Communism, an offshot of said. A CHERRY HILL CO. PRODUCTION Western thought, is not alien Islam is not nationalistic in as ••••••••• to the West as Islam would be, character and requires "total ***************** he said, adding the world would be a very dangerous place to submission to God" in all as¬ pects of life politics, art, %/ >% ^CLASSICflLMS^ — live as the Muslim world could economics and religious ritual, mobilize a huge force. he said. 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L A Herald Examiner ST ENTERTAINMENT i \ ] 0 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday May 24 1979 ' " * ** '•'V ' » v '■ ■ * - '" I i:\-yk 'A ^ 1 t.,1rril □■■*£•<.Tg)S • Classified Advertising Auto Service Employment |["fj] | Employment"] \Jj\ | Employment | fSTl [ Employment |fjj] 1 Employment l|~jT] f For Rent Information JUNK CARS wanted. Also COOKS FULL and part ATTENTION STUDENTS AVON STORE DETECTIVE full or UNIFORMED SECURITY of LAKEFRONT COTTAGE on selling used parts. Phone 321 - time. Experience not neces from Japan, Malasia, Hong EARN MONEY FOR LIFE'S part time Criminal Justice PHONE 355-8255 347 Student Services 3651 C 22 5-31 (3) ficers, full or part-time 641 Crooked Lake, near Clare, Bldg. s«iry Apply HUDDLE WEST Kong, Expansion in our EXTRAS Become an Avon majors 641 4562 4562 OR 20 5 31 (3) 138 S Waverly, Lansing sleeps 6, $175 per week RATES World Wide Ibusiness. 627 representative. You can earn OR 20 5 31 13' 8 5 25 14) 349 2624 8 5 29 '41 4951. 8 5 30(4! extra money selling quality COUNSELOR POSITIONS at products part time during the boys and girls camps. Situ¬ BEAUTIFUL LIVING room 1 DENTAL OFFICE perma PART TIME hours that suit you best For ines ' 3 t 8 day-90' per line |obs available ated atop the beautiful Berk and bedroom furniture for Why have we become nent part-time afternoon po¬ now and summer at Owen details, call 482 6893 shire Mountains of New Eng¬ rent 349 4328 Z 3 5 24 (3) 3 days 80 per line -3 2 7(H 7.20 M3 SO 1680 Lansing s largest Fiat re sition tor ambitious and intel C-10-5-31 (8) cafeteria Owen Graduate land 4 3 t6 9 60 18 00 22.40 6 days-75 per line ligent individual with desire to Swimming, water ski Center Contact Giles 355 8 days-70' per line ing, sailing, tennis, baseball, S 4 SO 12 00 22 SO 28.00 years7 Call us the nex' learn dental office procedure Immediate opening Can 485 5007 3 5 24 141 CAMPSTAFF ENJOY a basketball, gymnastics etc. Apartments 6 5 40 14.40 27 00 33. tO summer job with pay near There is ample time for staff 7181 or 694 3445 SUMMER NOW taking Traverse City that has life l't found someone • 7 |t 30 I6.S0 31 50 39.20 Line rate per insertion members to enjoy facilities. 2 BEDROOM, campus n 8 5 25 8i applications for all positions, time value, recreation, room sublet your apartment for the Call Mitchell 353 0212 Only 1 summer, 1 fall MASTERCHARGE & VISA WELCOME apply in person any after and board Openings: Swim summer, and you have no Z 6-5 24 (10) 351 6471. C 18-5-31 (31 EconoLines 3 Iines-S4 00-5 BARTENDERS full and noon. RAINBOW RANCH, ming, (WSl) canoeing, track idea where to even start days. 80' per line part time and field, golf, crafts, mainte¬ 3 lines Experience not 2843 E Grand River. 351 looking for a flexible summer STUDENTS over No adjustment in rate when cancelled Price of item(s) must be stated necessary Apply HUDDLE 1200 5 5 29 (6) nance or kitchen work. Give job that pays well EVERGREEN APTS. WEST 138 S Waverly Lan references when calling or Looking for a summer job in 341 Evergreen in ad. Maximum sale price of MOO sing 8-5-25 ;4i DOMINO'S PIZZA writing Chippewa Trail the greater Lansing area that Showing: 4p m 5p m No Commercial Ads Is hiring full and pan-time Camp. Route 1, Ripid City, Ml won't keep you cooped up in MON WED FRI. Peanuts Personal ads LOOKING FOR responsible delivery people Flexible 49676 ( 616 322-4242 HO 3 lines - s2.25 per an office sitting at a type¬ Coll 351-8135 or junior or senior student to hours. Can make a.m - 4 p.m.), Dates em¬ insertion. 75' per up to writer? 351 9538 line over 3 lines (pre- babysit for $4 hour with commission and ployed 6 17 - 8 19. my two boys on FALL & SUMMER LEASING payment). week-ends. Self-transporta tips. App'y at the following 2-5-6-25(13) We've got them CHEAPEST PRICES in the for you!. Rummage Garage Sale ads- 4 lines • '2.50. - tion important 484 2019 locations for: NEAT AND clean, 1 bed¬ state. UGLY DUCKLING 63' per line over 4 lines-per insertion. 7-6-1 (61 RN RENT-A-CAR. $7 95 day room, 10 minutes campus, Round Town ads 2068 Cedar St Holt Immediate need for full time OFFICE WORKERS —4 lines-!2.50-per insertion. 372-7650 X-C-6-5-31 4 $175, will reduce rent for COUNSELORS DRIVER 156'Has'ett Rd Hasiett and part time positions, 3:30 FILE CLERKS 63' per line over 4 lines. babysitting. 487-0823. after 6 1 '39 E Grand River TYPISTS and nurse needed for a Girl p.m. - 11:30 p.m. shifts in skilled laborers 8-5-25 (5) Lost & Found ads Transportation ads 3 Scout Camp 6 27-8 19 Can E. Lansing challenging surgical or medi¬ KEY PUNCH OPERATORS unskilled laborers lines-M 50-per insertion. 50' per line over Motorcycles Michigan Capitol Girl Scouts 52'4 Cedar St Lansing cal departments Contact CLERK TYPISTS construction work- 3 lines. 484-9421 5-6-1 ,5) 3608 N E St Lansing Betty Danford, Personnel De¬ SECRETARIAL ASSIS¬ TREEHOUSE WEST - Sum¬ HONDA 1975, CB 750 ac 801 Thomas L Parkwav partment 374-2246 ING TANTS mer Sublet, good location, Deadlines cessones, just tuned, good HAM MEDICAL CENTER, rent negotiable, 332-5711. TEACHER NEEDED - Tues Ads-2p m.-l class day before publication. condition, $1200 394 6416 8-6 i ,16' 401 Greenlawn, Lansing, Full and part time assign¬ Z-3-5-25 131 davs and Thu-Sdays at Ma Cancellation Change-lp m 1 class day be¬ X-3-5-25 (3) 48910 E.O.E 8-5-24 mi ments are available, hours are Female applicants are en¬ son Co-Op Preschool. Prefer FULL TiME babysitter for 37 flexible, and salaries are com¬ 2 FEMALES needed, excel¬ fore publication. degree in elementary educa¬ couraged to consider these KAWASAKI KZ 400 '975 year old 5 davs 7 30-5 own GENERAL OFFICE, part mensurate with skills and positions, too - Salaries range lent location furnished, air, - Once ad is ordered it cannot be cancelled or Excellent condition tion, \ school or early 6,000 car, good pay light house¬ time, need flexible schedule. experience. Several positions up to a maximum hourly rate: carpet, balcony. Rent negoti changed until after 1st insertion. m.ies. $700 353 7587 elementary experience desir keeping 351 0534 after 5 No secretarial skills needed. require little or no training at full and part-time opportuni¬ able 355-1971 or 355-2117 There is a M .00 Z-5-25 i3) able. For information, call 10-5-25 I4i 332 2539. 8-5-24 (5) all. (Male applicants wel¬ Z-4 5 25 (5) charge for 1 ad change plus ties available. Laraine Roberts 676-4221, or come!) 50' per additional change for maximum HONDA 1975, 4-cylinder CB Tracy Simpson. 628 2995 CIVIL ENGINEER position o- PART TIME secretarial work. of 3 changes If hard work and physical FEMALE 400 600 actual miles. Has 3-5-25 (10) pen with consulting engineer East Lansing office. Good NON-SMOKER, for The State News will only be responsible for . exercise are appealing to you, summer. Cedar Street 353- been in storage Special fair ing firm for project engineer typing a must, shorthand a give us a call today to set up a the 1st days incorrect insertion. Ad|ust- 5711 evenings Z 5-5 29 (3) ing. $'195 00 firm 349-3649 BUSPERSONS. WEEKEND on municipal work. Minimum plus 332 7910. 8-5-25 (41 personal interview! ment claims must be made within 10 5-5-25 .5' five years experience and MANPOWER, INC. days dishwashers wanted. Apply 1-2 FEMALES needed this of expiration dote. registration required. Moore APPLICATIONS FROM MSU 601 N.CAPITOL n person Stonehouse Rest summer. Pool, air, Birchfield GET AROUND campus fast1 and Bruggink 2020 Monroe students are now being ac¬ 372-0880 Bills are due 7 days from od expiration date aurant, 116 Bailey 332-8420 Call 337 8113. Z 5 5 29 (3) Solex Moped Only used 1 Avenue NW, Grand Rapids, cepted for summer part-time If not 3-5-25 (5i paid by due date a 50' late service month. $375, Includes gas, Ml 49505. 1 616 363-9801 employment in food service NO FEES. GOOD PAY- FEMALE charge will be due can, oil & lock. 332-3046 FIVE EVENINGS per month, Z 10-6-1(12' at Kellogg Center. Fill out NO FEES. GOOD PAY- ROOMMATE Z-3-5-29 (4) wanted for Fee $320 term 5 11 p.m. Sorting and stuff¬ appiicat'ons at the Kellogg PS. If you do decide to leave Center in room 116 between 353 1228 or 337 7565 PART-TIME person to ass.st East Lansing for the summer, PS Wherever you spend the Suzuki 380 CC. 1976 Excel¬ ing mailings Reply MRHA. Z 3-5-24 (3) in setting up displays building 8am-5 p.m 8-5 25(8' check the white pages PO Box 30085 Lansing for the summer, look for the nearest Automotive Automotive ] f^T[ lent. Must sell. Best offer 4890S 8 5 25 ,4 stages and changing mar¬ MANPOWER agency nearby, MANPOWER agency in the 353-7499 anytime SUMMER for similar employment op¬ quee. Apply in person at EMPLOYMENT white pages. Similar employ¬ FREE CANOES FOR TENANTS' Z-3-5-29 13 ) Meridian Mall office for MSU students with multi- OLDSDEL-a 1973, LIFEGUARDS WITH ad- portunities. 11-6-1 I52I ment opportunities are wait e yanced senior life 3 5-25 (6) manufacturer distributor. saving and STATE NEWS Display Ad¬ ing for you all over the River's ond Woter's WSl. Full- and part-time posi¬ Automobile required 339- country! 11-6-1 140) 1L tions Apply Hospitality Inn. TAXI DRIVERS wanted. 9500 C-8-5-31 (5! vertising needs a messenger Edge Apartments Must have excellent driving Moh Wed-Fn 11:00 3 30 for 3600 Durkei Dr Lansing. MODELS remainder of spring term and - $10'hour. Apply WAITRESS PART time, C-4 5 25 :6' record. Apply VARSITY CAB 332 3559 7 6-1 (5> BEAUTICIAN NEEDED in summer term. Summer term VELVET FINGERS Call 489 332-4432 experienced Apply in person busy Holt Salon. No experi¬ 227P OR-22-5-31 (31 ence necessary. Guaranteed v ork schedule is Mon-Wed only PERRY S OLD COZY BABYSITTER NEEDED in my BABV SITTER & HOUSE Thurs- 11:00-3:30. Must have RED GIANT has a INN 1146 South Washing Lake of the Hills Haslett salary plus commission. 694- large i $1600 337 2563 KEEPER. Professional cou¬ dependable and PART TIME Day or even¬ selection of houses, apart ton 8-6 1 .5' home from 4 30 p.m. to 3:30 8550 5-5-25 151 car friendly - a"- Call 339-3217 before 4. ple. 3 blocks from MSU personality. Call 353-6400 ing janitorial work. Immediate ments, duplexes, studios etc. after 4 can 489 9262 campus with 3 sons. Reliable SECURITY-PART time posi¬ ask for Bob Shaffer or Gina opening. Call Mr. Grossi Most areas, sizes and BMW 1977 3 302 I 15,000 MCDONALDS RESTAU TH 1973 - Satellite. 482-6232. 6-6-1 (41 prices. Call and see if we have miles metallic silver blue RANTS of E. Lansing and 7 5 29(6'' car required. Excellent salary. tion available. Neat appear Spaniole. 8-5-5-24(12) Power Steering and brakes Call 351 4795 or 332 7602. what you're looking for. Be interior AM FM stereo tape Okemos are now accepting ance, ability to work with Air $30C 323 7442 3 5-24 i3' CUSTOMER SERVICE Ask for Pam. 7-5-24 7' ALL STUDENT tween 9 9. 349 1065. automatic. Phone 5171351 applications for full and part people Apply in person, Advertising 2081 office, 332 0802 or •■me employment. Various Phone clerk to handle custo Meridian Mill Of,'ice, Oke¬ must be prepaid Monday, For Rent C24-5-31 (7) PLYMOUTH DUSTER 1971 mer questions and com¬ STUDENT PART time sum¬ May 7 through end of '313)574-1468. 2-5-25 '6) - shifts are available from 6 mos. 5-5-25 (6) term runs good, automatic, new plaints Experience preferred, mer ]ob available immediate¬ 18-5-31 (3) bartery. $300 Days 485-6520 5 Apply from 8 but not necessary ATTENTION FACULTY: on i 10 s r 2 to Perma¬ ly. 1997 Aurelius, Holt RESEARCH ASSISTANT 731 ■ ' •r •? work 353 0674 nent full t.me position. $3 - Lake Michigan, June 23 694 4906 Apply in person 7 FASHION MODELS needed 4 5 25 4) hour Call for appointment, part time opening for a for local department stores. though July 7. Beautiful a.m.-3 p.m. 8-5-24 (5t 371 5550 8-5 29 ,8 research assistant to work grounds and beach. Sleeps $2650 Cat' 339-3024 Contact Craig Wells. The PONTIAC LeMANS under the direction of a 8-10. $750.669-5513 or 1-616- 4 5 25 -4 1966 CHILD CARE Visual Image. 372-3545 INTENANCE MAN ex- BABYSITTER - one, 8 year physician in a hospital set¬ Second owner. 72 engine. HOUSE 11 5 30 (5) 399 4294 C 5-5-29 (6) enced, part time. Apply m old boy dunng Own CAMARO L7 1977, Excellent 4 speed, 350 V-8, 17,600 Perfect interior Little rust Factory air. 2 new radials son. Hospitality Inn 3600 ikei Road. 4-5-25 4 KEEPER, summer, 25 hours per week children 8 and 6 transportation 0559 3-5-29 i4l summer Pool 332 ting The individual should have a strong interest in APARTMENTS miles, female owner $4490. $3 00 per hour own transpor scientific research, with a •Air Conditioned Excellent running condition. Call 332 4962 evenings 2 5 25 (41 CAMARO 1975 Sharp 351-4425 Z 2-5 24 (6) PONTIAC WAGON 72 Ex SUMMER Clerk and printing EMPLOYMENT bindery company help at Phone tation 7-6-1 (6: to _ _ Okemos. Refer¬ ences 349 3827 after 5:30. HOW DO you spell summer work M-O-N-E-y relief7 good mathematical back¬ ground. Experience not ne¬ cessary. Contact the Person¬ nel Department of Ingham Ctoyckmgftam 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED LUXURY APTS. •All Applionces Including dishwasher •Luxurious Furnishings 'Shag Carpeting cedent interior with many 337 1667 from 3 5 p.m. SOUTH LANSING firm look¬ Call 372-8303 Medical Center, 401 West 33,000 miles, 6 cylinder, auto 1 'On-site Management extras Runs good. 349 2703 C-5-5-29 I4> ing for dependable man for a 5 24 14 •private balconies 'dish washer disposal matic, power steering, stereo Greenlawn. 5-5-25 (15) •Private Balconies with cassette. Best offer 332 Z 3-5-25 (3) very interesting position in •swimming pool 'shag carpeting •SWIMMING POOL 7497 5-5-25 (5) COOKS EXPERIENCED product reconditioning and PART TIME evenings Mon •central oir *on sight mointainonce HOBIE'S RESTAURANT - SUBARU WAGON 1972, Full and part time Apply in repair Hard,'honest work, at dav Friday East - Lansing downtown CAPRi 1974 V6 38.000 runs well $500 or best offer person only, 2-6 p.m. PER¬ fair rate of pay. Inquire at area Must be neat, dependa- now or June, SPECIAL SUMMER RATES SPECIAL SUMMER Lunches, some dinners. All Excellent 337-2568 nighfs and week RY S OLD COZY INN 1146 Battery Exchange 7011 S. ble and have own transporta- miles. $2100 or ends. 3 5-25 l3) South Washington. 8-6 1 >5* Cedar. Lansing, No phone tion Call between 2 and 5 duties. Fast work No experi- RATES best offer. 323-9168 ence. 109 E Allegan 483 calls please. 2-5-25 (81 7-6-1 131 RESIDENT MANAGER, pm. 655-3931 8 5-30 (6) 1333. 5-5-24i5i CALL 351-7166 351-7212 ! Auto Service [ ["/"] Couple wanted for a complex n East FULL AND part time lawn Located ot Hagadorn just south of Service Rood Lansing Maintenance maintenance Experience pre¬ brakes, air AM FM stereo. MASON BODY SHOP, 812 E. experience required 351 ferred. Call Mr Dudgen 482 MANAGER TRAINEES Ziebarted Call after 6, 337 8135or351 9538 C 3 5-24,5 6232 6-6-11 |4I 2 or 4 year degree graduates: Horticulture. PEOPLE REACHED Kalamazoo since 1940. Auto 8461 $3000 8 5-29 (4i painting collision service. Nursery Management or Retailing preferred. American, foregin cars. 485 WAITRESSES REDUCED We have openings in , DATSUN 1971 very reliable 0256. C-22-5-31 (5) the Detroit & Chicago SUMMER WANT AD transportation. $200 After 7 We need friendly, outgoing, Metro areas for hard-working individuals. pm, 337 1839 Z 4 5-25 (3) GOOD USED tires. 13 14 15 assertive individuals to work Chance for fast promotion liberal frinqe bene¬ inch. Mounted free. Used NOW through Shifts run from 9 SUMMER am - 9 pm, RATES fits. DELTA 88 Oldsmobile 2 wheels and hub caps. PEN- door NEL SALES. 1825 Michigan hours are flexible you can ON LEASES SIGNED In interested send resume to: Just complete form and 350 V-8, power steer work as many as you wish. mg, power brakes, automatic Lansing, Michigan, 48912 Some experience preferred. THIS WEEK! FRANKS NURSERY mail with payment to: It's a good carl $395 Where' 482 5818 C 22-5-31 (6> 6399 E. NAUADA attention: Apply in person between 2-4 •Two man from S80 per personnel FLUMERFELT STAIR CHEV pm. Ask for Linda person DETROIT, MICH. 48234 State News Classified Dept. ROLET 655 4343 ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT ex •Four mon from $45 per OR 3-5-29 (7) 347Student Services Bldg. haust for your foreign Car, in MOTHER LODE NOW LEASING MUSTANG, '68 classic stock at CHEQUERED FLAG FOREIGN CAR PARTS 2605 RESTAURANT at the RIVER'S & FOR SUMMER CAMPUS East Lansing, Mich. 48823 - V8, East Kalamazoo Street. One SILVER DOLLAR SALOON WATER'S EDGE good condition $750 offer. 351 9409 evening. or best mile west of campus. 487 3411 E. Michigan Ave. AND FALL HILL APTS. Z-5-5-25 (3) 5055. C-5-5-25 (6i 8 5 29 (15) 332-4432 *2 Bedrooms Address _ 'Furnished Apts. City 'Free Roommate Service 1979 MAZDA GLC SPECIAL CEDAR GREENS _ Student Number _ 'Dishwashers 2 DOOR HATCHBACK Preferred Insertion Date- SPECIAL SUMMER RATES 'Central Air - Conditioning 'Swimming Pool 25 characters in *3695 •ONE BEDROOM FURNISHED 'Unlimited Parking a line, including punctuation and spaces between words. APARTMENTS Print Ad here •AIR CONDITIONING C'mon over 'Pleasant Landscaping CIRCLE RATE WANTED AND CHECK OUT •SWIMMING POOL COLLINGWOOD APTS! 'Special 12 month rates 3 LINE MINIMUM •PRIVATE BALCONIES * air conditioned FREE BUS • WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE TO * dishwasher CAMPUS * * shad carpeting unlimited parking SERVICE i' t'TITTr rT.rT r~ r~t~ r~n * plush furniture Model Open 9-9 nmirirnrnmrnnrim 351-8631 * model open daily Everyday COOK HERRIMAN, INC. 1135 Michigan Ave. Right next to Call 351-8282 Leasing for BMIIII1 llll II1II1 II Ml1IMI HmmmcDEiTEnEDEn mrnrrn t 321-6900 VW VOLVO E. Lansing, Ml. #h« M.S.U. Brady (behind the BusStop S-nirnei & Fall irrnrnrr'n^ifi 6135 W Saginaw MAZDA night club on the river) CALL 349-3530 ■EEDCDEDEE^H CB| MB I < Michigon Stote News Eost Lonsing, Michigon Thursday, May 24, 1979 1 1 Apartments r^j [ A^rtmnts "Apartments | [y] [ Apartments | [y] j Apartments' Apartments 1 fy] | Apartments ~] \^\ [ Apartments 1 [%j>] f Apartments | EAST LANSING f RIVER APARTMENT - sum¬ EAST SIDE - 1 bedroom up, bedroom, furnished, u STUDIO $100/month. SUMMER SUBLEASE-Terrif- 4 BEDROOM apartment. Fur¬ SUMMER-FEMALE to share NEED 2 roommates for sum¬ mer sublet. 1 bedroom, air ROOMMATE NEEDED for air, parking, balcony $140 including utilities, avail June. MSU 4 miles. Well ic, inexpensive, 2 bedroom, nished with pool. Available one bedroom Air, pool. Rent mer in cool basement. Own $2l0 month. 351 3494 summer, nonsmoker. 3/4 mile $260 374 6366 able 8/1 669 5513 kept, older building of quiet furnished. Parking right be¬ for summer term. Twycking- Z 5-5-25 (3) negotiable. 332-0146. room, close to campus. Call from campus. $75/month. OR 14 5 31 14) OR-5-5-29 13) -smokers. hind Campus Corners II. Call ham. Phone 351-0022. Z-5-5-25 (3) 351 0847 Z 3-5 25 (3) Available now. Call John at MALE STUDENTS or trance, bath, parking. 7 r Lovely odea nr 355-9433, Dan, 355- icc n.oo 3-5-29 14) 337-1115 or (313) 886 7738. ONE BEDROOMS furnished couple. TOWNHOUSE FOR sublet, 1 BEDROOM apartment for ROOMMATE NEEDED for Z-5-5-31 (6) and unfurnished close to Furnished, nice, large 2 bed late Summer and Fall term, 2 WANTED MALE roommate rent. $150 per month. Utilities summer. Female next to cam¬ room with shower Lease. for summer. campus Starting in June bedroom and family room, all $110/month. included. Ready for occu pus. Very nice. 332-7105 NEED 1 or 2 females for Summer or Fall Shown until Call after 9 p.m. 337-0238. Z 7-6-1 (3) 332-3900 OR 11-531 (4) 9 p.m. appliances, heat paid, washer NOW RENTING - Summer EAST LANSING sublet 1 pancy June 20. 371-5461. apartment in house. Fall. 1214 E. Kalamazoo Z-3-5-29 (3) & dryer, Close to campus. and fall. 2 bedroom. Fur¬ bedroom in townhouse for 5-5-25 (5) Very close and cheap. Call 9-6-1 (61 393-6908 3 5-25 (5) summer. Pets allowed. Call ONE OR two roommates Lmda. 337 7623 Z-3-5 24 (4) TWO MALE students desire nished. Utilities. $250, 393- 337 2376 Z-5-5-25 (4) TWO FEMALE grad students ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT wanted for summer. June roommate 3 bedroom du SUMMER 3742. 3-5-25 (4) MALE, own FEMALE EQUESTRIAN need to share beautiful 2 (our home) for responsible rent paid. Pool, air, furnished, LARGE 1 bedroom, furnished plex. $117 per month. Nice room, furnished, parking, seeks roommate, fall '79, 2 SUMMER SUBLET nice bedroom duplex starting married couple. $200 month balcony Campus Hill, There¬ MSU close, bus, utilities in¬ place. 353 3980 day, 394 close. Microwave, air, pool, June 15. Own room, $127 + bedroom, close to campus, apartment, pool, air, fur ly. Everything furnished. Mid sa, after 7. 349-3684. Rent cluded. Call Ellie 351-7931 3012, 355-1606 nights sun deck, color T V. 332- utilities. Call Cindy, 332-0631. will relocate, Karla 332 1922. nished After 5:00, 337-0138. June-September. Refer $80. S-5-5-30 (5) 353 7293 Z 5 5-30 14) Z-8-5-29 (6) 5695 Z-5-5-29 (4) Summer. 675-5175. 11-6-1 (3) Z 3-5-24 (4) Z-5-5-25 (3) 1-5-24 (5) ences. 332-1746. 9-6-1 (6) EAST LANSING, duplex fur¬ GRADS ACROSS from cam¬ SUMMER OCCUPANCY 2 2 bedroom, $320 pus, one and two bedrooms. - SUMMER nished, 351-4484 9 5 p.m. bedrooms, pool, bus service utilities, year lease, unfur¬ . a.m. - to MSU. Campus Hill. 8-5 call ROOMMATE nished efficiency $165, utili¬ 8-5-24 (3) John at 351-4795 After 5, ties. Phone 337-2927. The State News Yellow Page 349-9883 6-6-1 (5) SERVICE 7-6-1 <5> SUMMER SUBLET 1 fe¬ for River $ 8 Water s Edge male. Rent negotiale. Close TWO BEDROOM sublet to campus. Call 355-9389 HASLEH ARMS 332-4432 Summer term. Furnished. 1 Z-5-5-30 (3) 135 Collingwood blocks to MSU. $240, negoti Showing 3p.m. -7p.m. SUMMER - room for female able 355 4931. Z-9-6-1 14) MONDAY FRIDAY Coll 351-1957 or in furnished 3-man. Pool, air, 882 4385 Z-7-6-1 (3) NEEDED - 1 male for fall Houses ffi Business 351 9538 term. Cedar Village. $110 RED GIANT has a large FALL 8 SUMMER LEASING FEMALE ROOMMATE month. Call 332-2959 — want¬ selection of houses, apart¬ ed. Own room, pool, near Z-3-5 24 (3) SUMMER SUBLET ments. duplexes, studios etc. MSU, on busline 394-5228, Most areas, sizes, and Twyckingham. Furnished, 2 bedroom, air, pool, balcony after 5 p.m. 3-5-25 (3) UNIVERSITY VILLA prices. Call and see if we have 635 Abbott what you're looking for. Be¬ 1 V2 bath $260, 332-5438 SUMMER 2 females - Showing 2p rn.-6p.rn tween 9-9. 349-1065 Directory Z-7-6-1 (3) needed for 4 man Delta C24-5-31 (7) MONDAY FRIDAY Arms. Close, cheap. 332-3917 Coll 337-2653 or 2 FEMALES NEEDED for Z-3-5-25 I3I 4 BEDROOM house, fur¬ Americana summer term. Air, -ALl AND SUMMER LEASING nished, close to campus, balcony, $60. 337-0959. 485-0460 after 5. 3-5-24 (3) Z-3-5-25 (3) CAMPUS VIEW SUMMER SUBLET: one bed¬ SUMMER SUBLET New TRAVEL AGENCY HEALTH FOOD BARBER room, 2-man. Close to cam duplex, $115/month. Fur¬ pus. Furnished, air. 337-0582 BEECHWOOD Z-8-6-1 (3) nished, own room. 337-9265. 10% DISCOUNT Z-5-5-29 (3i ■*°*&\ UNION APARTMENTS to all MSU SUMMER APARTMENTS BUILDING *5 blocks to campus available. 1 block from cam JUNE 15 - Sept 15, 3 bed¬ AIR - RAIL students HOUSE, furnished. TOURS BARBER *Large 2 bedroom SUMMER SUBLET available pus Call 349-3413 or 351 room • CRUISES MOTEL RESERVATIONS on purchases of $2 food coop I bakery SHOP 6-6, own room, pool, air, 5526 evenings. 2-5-24 (4> Close to north campus. Must or more, yogurts Whole grain breads 8 goodies apartments furnished-all for only $110 +, be good housekeepers, $275 COLLEGE TRAVEL and breads excluded Specilixing In •Furnished 332-6808. S-5-5-31 (4 SUMMER SUBLET 2 bed per month. Call 351-0599. room, furnished, carpeted 8 5-28 161 OFFICE Dannon Yogurt - 39' ALL NATURAL Now VIOCTHIAN PIZZA Renting For NEED 1 or 2 for 1 bedroom in air, close. $180 month. 337 130 W. Grand River RANDALL HEALTH FOOD OPEN: M-Sat. 10-6 •Layer Cuts Summer a 2 bedroom. Share with 0807 Z-3-5-24 (3> 3 BEDROOM 2-3 people Thurs. 6-8 •Latest Styling needed for summer. Quiet East Lansing Phone: 332-0052 vet-grad. Close, cheap. Male, Brookfield Plaza BAKERY: Thurs. 5-8 "Women's Haircuts area, close to bus. Call 337- between lpm-5pm female For fall. Rick: 332- 351-6010 1889 o- 676 2803 Z 4-5-25 4) 1381 E. Grand River Fri.-Sof. 5-10 2013 E.MICHIGAN MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 0621, 355-6501. Z-3-5-29 (5) SUMMER ONLY 332-6892 482-0038 2 - 3 & 4 bedroom apart¬ AVAILABLE FALL term - SUMMER - CLOSE to cam SUMMER SUBLEASE: ter¬ ments close to MSU. 4-5 man. pus, 2-3 bedrooms. Air condi¬ rific 2 bedroom, furnished, TOBACCONIST BICYCLE SHOP OPTICAL SERVICE air. near MSU. $270 month 1 bedroom from S140c: plenty of parking $540 per tioning, balcony, furnished, month plus utilities. Lease NOW NEAR THIS FROM THE TOP gene7! CO-OPTICAL from $160 per month. 351 9538 or 351-8135. Anne or Nancy, 332-6906, 355-8252. S-5-5-31 (5) 2 bedroom from $190": 208 Cedar 332-0952 332 1859 Z-5-5-29 <5> m ^ * HINGE AT THE STORE WITH TNI bicycle shop •Jfii OR-7-6-1 15) 1300 E Grand River EAST SIDE. 4 RED DOOR! East Lansing s Largest \£f \ SERVICES ROOMMATE FOR one bed¬ 337-0894 house. Garage and base¬ bedroom X Since 1846" FALL ACROSS from room apartment across from 'Cigarette by: We have i. stock - OVER 400 QUALITY BIKES - pus, spacious, furnished, 2-3 cam¬ campus. 337-1578 Manager on site, Ait ment. 9 month lease Availa¬ Sherman - Dunhill - Sobraine ble September 1. $320 per *' bedrooms. From $220 per Z-3-5-29 13) conditioned. East side Call AIM Inc.. 374- 'Pipes by SavineUi WHY PAY MORE?d month. 351-9538 or 351-8135. of campus. month. 2800 12-6 p.m. OR-5-5-25 (6l *21 Red Door OR-7-6-1 (4) GAY PERSON needs room¬ pipe tobacco blends • EYES EXAMINED mate for 1 year, starts 9 1. • GLASSES FEMALE TO share nice du- SUMMER SUBLET - 1 bed¬ $130 month. Across from • CONTACT LENS room $190, all utilities. Close campus. 332-8667 days. WOMEN NEEDED to share plex unfurnished June to Z-3-5-29 (4) luxury summer apartment June. $93.75 351-3329 C^mjcLelLs1^^^ to MSU. 371-4331 anytime. 4972 Northwind Dr. 1331 E. Grand River close to campus 332-1228. 8-6-1 (4- Sho^ Brookfield Plazs 331 - $330 6-6-1 13) KINGS POINT East-Summer DUPLEX FOR rent. Lower helf. Lots of room. Available June 15. Near MSU. $105 Z-8-5-25 (3) NEW 4 bedroom, 2 bath, available June 15. $380 sublet, 2 bedroom, air, pool, FEMALE NOW-Campus Hill, month. 349-5066 8-5-31 (3) AUTO CLINIC STABLES REAL ESTATE CATERING $255 per month. 337-2330. month. Call Bart 882-7051 rent negotiable, 349-3420, or Z-2-5-25 14) Z-3-5-25 (4) 332-0796. 8-5-24 (3) 2 bedrooms WILLOWPOND DUPLEX - near SPARTAN campus. Unfurnished. June STABLES MSU UNION 15 for MUFFLER CENTER summer or year. Hunter s 8 Dressage •BRAKES CATERING Claugherty Realty. 351-5300. Horses 2-5-24 (4' •SHOCKS •Lessons ' •FRONT ENO WORK 10% •Boarding •Training "CateringSpecialists' •Wedding Receptions •Breakfasts, Lunch- CONGRATULATE EAST SIDE of Lansing 4 bedroom house, - large unfur¬ nished. $290. 9 or 12 months. YOUR FAVORITE Available June 15 676-1557. STUDENT DISCOUNT * Bar Set-ups ON ALL WORK □ 351-3617 •Take-out Service •Meeting Rooms and 3 BEDROOM duplex, close to WITH I.D. 717 S. PENNSYLVANIA 487-9332 "he Red Estate Race 50CC S "xxpcfcrn east on&mg i Equipment 355-3465 GRADUATE campus. $330 pe' month, June to June lease. 349-1620. 3-5-24 '4) HAIR SALONS COUNSELING SERVICES CLARICE'S HAIR BOUTIQUE Free Pregnancy Testing WOMEN'S COUNSELING IN A STATE NEWS 4 BEDROOM apartment large house. Pets, garden, 5 in THE NEW LOOK Specializing in acres. 3 miles from campus. BEAUTY SALON Counseling Services Call between 8 and 10 pm. at CENTER •Specializing In Quick Service for Men 8 Worn, Perms a Pregnancy Terminations Gynecological Core GRADUATION 394-4796 4-5-25 -5 OPENS DAYS A WEEK Family Planning THURS. FRIS. EVES. 1404 W.SAGINAW Open Tues.. Thurs., Sat., evenings by appointments FOR iNFORAAATON CALL 331-3554 4737 Marsh Rd. Suite B PEANUTS PERSONAL 810 S. Holmes St Okemos (behind Meijers) PHONE: 372 5760 4 blocks S. uuomerKjere 349-1060 AD 9 of LansinG 1 BLOCK from Campus, PMP ROSJE OrtfFITR Summer only. 4 to 5 bedroom house. No pets $375 month OKI ANNK MAf "WOMEN HELPING WOMEN'' 3 lines - $3.00 plus utilities. Furnished. 351- 1177. evenings. 3-5-24 (5) 63 ( each additional line Emu PH0T06RAPHY DUPLEXES FOR Fall walk to MSU. 12 month leases. Very IJrouincial ilnspital 1226 East 2 Blocks East of Michigan Ave Pennsylvania Ave WIN BE THE NEW POSTER GIRL FOR $1Q00 Publication - June 1 nice. 349-4626. 3-5-24 (3) LARGE 3 bedroom duplex on FAMILY PRACTICE Spartan St., furnished $500. Deadline - May 29 Sounds expensive but worth DEPARTMENT every penny. Call 332-3900. 9:00 am • 7:00 pm C 86 1 I6I Mondays - Fridays Saturday oppo.Mm.nt! ova.labia CT10N PHOTOGRAPHY . APPOINTMENTS PREFERRED ■ Non-Emergency Care 201 '/j Grand River (517)332-7654 ■ Physician Servtces Available • Laboratory■Pharmacy ■ X-Ray East Lansing, Ml 48823 Rocky Rasmussen PREPAYMENT REQUIRED For Information Contest Starts $20 Entry Fee ROOM FOR rent - summer. Call 485-3271 May 1 Cozy home, furnished, air, close to campus. Debbie, PH0T06RAPHY IMPORTS PROMOTION 332 4855 Z 3-5-25 (3) ZOOM IN ON BUSINESS Student No. JOIN US Looking for another fun lov¬ Day Phone No. ing independent outgoing, ADVERTISE WEEKLY 26 characters per line (print ad here) mature coed individual to share duplex near east cam a pus. Call after 3 p.m. 332- Instant Color and Black IN THE 4099. 3-5-25 (8) GREAT SUMMER house 446 and White: 2. Grove. Two minutes from PASSPORT RESUME Featuring (Xir Une of 1 BUSINESS DIRECTORY 3 campus. 332 2724. 3-5-25 (3) Apparel from India SUMMER SUBLET 2 females 220 Albert St. ID PHOTOS 332-3026 355-8255 in 5 bedroom house, com¬ pletely furnished. 353-8103. Z 5-5-30 (4) SOUTH HAYFORD 5 bed¬ To List Your Business Call Cindy 355-8255 room brick home. 1 mile west of campus. Available June 15 $400 351-7497 347 STUDENT SERVICES OR 7 5-25 I4I State News Classified EAST LANSING 2 bed¬ Central air, State News Classified room carport, dishwasher, no lease. 351 2655. 8-5 25 (31 1 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday May 24 1979 Memorial Day Service to con¬ Houses Rooms For Sale Animals 1 iBinSwitt |[^j] It's What's Medical technology majors others seeking admission to and the front The End of the Arms Race from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Monday at FOR YOUR group - House junior level Medical Technology for MALE FOR summer, fall. ROCKING CHAIR, $75, desk MOSTLY BURMESE male Mary s Cathedral, Lansing 19 people. 214 Charles St. Close to Union, 443 Grove St. table, $40, small TV $55. cat. 6 months. Lovable. Free EXPERIENCED IBM typing, dissertations. (Pica - Elite). Happening program must complete tions Forms available applica in 100 St Sponsored by the Mobilization for 337-7162 after 3 p.m. 332 0205., 3-5-24 (3) 676-4067 late evenings. to good home. 353-8039 FAYANN 489 0358 Giltner Hall. Survival. 10-5-30 (3) E-Z-5-5-29 13) EZ-5-5-31 (3) C-22-5-31 (3) ROOMS AVAILABLE in fra¬ Announcements of It's What's The Botany Department s trop Riverbend Natural Area pre¬ ROOMS IN Fraternity house, ternity house for fall. Meals CAR TOP carrier - excellent Happening must be received in the red fox film and short ALASKAN MALAMUTE COPYGRAPH SERVICE State News office, 343 Student ical greenhouse is open noon to 2 sents a summer only. Close. 337- available. One block from condition. $40 or best offer. spring walk at 2:30 p.m. Sunday puppies, excellent bloodlines completed dissertations and Service Bldg, by 12 noon at least p.m. Wednesday through Satur 7162 after 3 p.m. 10-5-30 (3) campus. 337-2813. Z 9-6-1 (3) Call 332 4764. E-5-5-25 13) and markings, 2 females, $75 resume service. Corner MAC day .behind the Horticulture Bldg. on Nichols Road in Holt. two class days before publication each. 641-6451. 5-5-25 (31 and Grand River, 8:30 a.m. EAST SIDE - 2-3 bedrooms RESPONSIBLE GIRL and cat No announcements will be accept QUEEN COOKWARE life¬ 5:30 p m, Monday Friday, 10 MSU Sports Club provides rac Women in Development and available 6/15. $235 plus utili¬ ed by phone need room for Fall. Close, time multi-ply, 20 piece stain PARROT - LILAC crown a.m. 5 p.m. Saturday, 337 ket-stringing service. Bring rac the Ad Hoc Planning Committee ties. 669-5513. Nancy, 332-2128. Z 2-24 (3) less steel set. Call 353 7016 Amazon, 13', finger tame, 1 1666. C-22-5-31 (7) quetball, tennis or squash rackets meet at 3 today, 201 International OR-5-5-29 (3) an offer! with perch, $300. 337 Volunteer Center and make year, as a program aid to to 231 IM Sports-West. FEMALE FOR summer, own Z-4-5-25 151 9356 5-5-30 (3) EXPERIENCED TYPIST teach a skill to migrant children. The Friends of the MSU Muse¬ DUPLEX 7 bedroom, 2 Fast, accurate, dissertations, Contact 26 Student Services - furnished room in house. Bldg Take a lunch break today with will hold elections at 7 bath, available June 15, 1518 FRIENDS FARM horse terms 339-3575. 10-6-1 (3) um tonight, Close. June 9, 337-0293. MODERN AND Vintage gent¬ mid-day Bible Study at 11:30 a.m. Museum Auditorium. Snyder. 1730 Burcham. 482- Z-3-5-25 I3I ly used clothing for men and boarding. $50month. Pas¬ Abrams Planetarium Students C310 Wells Hall. 7094. 5-5-30 (4) New arrivals daily ture with shelter. Stalls avail EDITING SERVICE papers, present a Time Show at 4 p.m. The World of Christ women Community able. Contact Jan Hall 676- thesis, rewrites. 332 6446 af Friday, Abrams Planetarium. MSU Amateur Radio Club ELSWORTH CO-OP open¬ SOMEBODY ELSE'S sponsors an all-denominational WOMAN NEEDED for own 1278. Z 16-8 29 (4! ter 5 p.m. 9-6-1 13) Show in English followed by meets at 8 tonight, 339 Engineer Christian Parade Gathering from ings - Fall, summer rate CLOSET, upstairs 541 E. room in 6 bedroom house. Grand River, open 6 days Arabic Sky Lecture. ing Bldg. All CBers, Ham SWL or 8:15 to 10 tonight. Lower Lounge, start at $50 per month. BEAGLE AKC. male 6 Noon-6 pm. We buy and sell. TYPING FREE pick-up anc other interested people welcome. St. John's, M.A.C. Avenue. Sept.-June. $105/month. 332 3575. Z-7-6-1 (3) months, all shots, $100. 371 New, fully carpeted. 351-0674 332 1926 C 20-5 31 (8) delivery. Fast, experienced The Renaissance Dance Associ¬ 5075. E-5-5-24(3) low rates. 676 2009 ation meets for an evening of Z-5-5-30 (4) MSU Rodeo Club offers clinic Teach and Reach Summer Pro¬ ONE ROOM furnished, new OR-2T5-31 (31 recreation at 8:30 tonight, Union for a 4-H Club from 6 to 9 tonight duplex, close. Summer only. gram needs volunteers. Contact Tower Room. at the Livestock Pavilion. 26 Student Services SUMMER CLOSE to cam¬ Lost & Found Bldg. - pus, 2-3 bedrooms. Air condi¬ 332 6961 Z-3-5-25 (3) BONG SALE EXPERIENCED EDITOR. On- campus. Correct, rewrite, ar tioning, balcony, furnished, OWN ROOM in country discount on giant solo- LOST KEYS on leather ring range typing. 337-2306. from $160 per month. 351 - house. 9 acres. Pets. $110 +. < CUSTOM T-Shirts from 9-6-1 (3) Reward, phone 332 5983 9538 or 351-8135. OR-7-6-1 (5) Available June 1. 372-8033. Z-3-5-25 (3) your designs Seven types of or photos. Magic Mush- Z 3 5-24 (3) EXPERT TYPING. Term pa pers, letters, RESUMES, India Club Dinner HOUSES AVAILABLE for fall ROOMS TO sublet for sum¬ LOST RELIGIOUS medal by stadium Sunday after¬ Near Gables. 337-0205 Authentic Indian Food TWI WNITI MONK IT C-22-5-31 (31 2 blocks from campus. 351- mer in co-ed house. Pets. Call noon, 355-4875 9538 OR-7-6-1 131 337-7038. Z-3-5-25 (3) Z 3-5-25 (3) TYPING: IBM Selectric Term FALL — ACROSS from cam¬ SUMMER SUBLET rooms CASH PAID for old comics, REWARD $50 for return for papers, resumes, plus editing. Close to campus 351-5694. Sat., May 26th 7:00 p.m. pus, spacious, furnished, 2-3 baseball cards, science fic¬ for rent. Close, parking, rent flag taken from Psi Upsilon OR-12-5-31 131 bedrooms. From $220 per month. 351-9538 or 31-8135. negotiable. 332-3270. tion. Curious Book Shop, 307 E. Grand River, East Lansing. fraternity, 810 W. Grand Riv¬ International Center Z-5-5-30 (31 er Color gold & red. Call EXPERIENCED IBM typing, OR-7-6-1 I4I 332-0112. C-22-5-31 (5) 351 4686 Z-3-5-25 (5) Thesis, term papers, manu¬ STUDENT AGE 22 needs DID YOU know that THE scripts, resumes, 393-4206. Students $4.00 Non-Students $4.50 SUMMER SUBLET - 2 peo¬ room for fall in home. Will . . LOST TWO MSU keys. Call 10-5-31 (3) STEREO SHOPPE is the ple for 4-man. Furnished, 353 3806 Be persistant close, rent negotiable. 332 pay rent £r do chores & help place to buy your stereo Z-3-5-25 (3) thesTsT dissertations, 353-7623 in childcare - Burt. 337 1479 4122. Z-5-5-30 (3) equipment. C-22-5-31 (41 typing, copies, binding. Call Z-3-5-25 14) INSTANT CASH' We're pay¬ 332 2078. OR-22-5-31 (3) For Information Call: 353-0536 SUMMER SUBLET room - duplex. Close. $260 4 bed¬ SUMMER SUBLET Lansing - available before - South ing $1-$2, got albums in good shape WAZOO RECORDS 1 Mobile Homes ||»| TYPING, EXPERIENCED, fast and reasonable. 371- 353-7622 month or offer. 351-1429. June 1st 882-1248 223 Abbott 337-0947 4635 C 22 5 3j (3) SMALL MOBILE home - X-Z-5-5-25 13) Z-8-5-25 (3l C-22-5-31 I4I good for single student. UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS Close to MSU 332 2214. SUMMER SUBLET - 3 SUMMER ONLY - cool quiet TWIN BED and frame Good COMPLETE DISSERTATION males needed. attractive room for grad or condition $50 or best offer AND RESUME SERVICE Extremely - close. Rates negotiable. 351 - upper-class woman. Refer¬ 351-3529. E-Z-5-5-30 13) typesetting, IBM typing, off¬ VINDALE 1967, 2 bedrooms, set printing and 5034. Z-3-5-25 (3) ences. 332-1746. 9-6-1 14) binding. For PHOTO GRAY lens partially furnished. Mason Bifocal estimate stop in at 2843 E. 3 ROOMS m nice house for 676-4067 late evenings. SUMMER 4 rooms in nice or single vision. Optical Dis¬ Grand River or phone 332- summer Must see 332-5806 Z 5-5-29 I3i house. count, 2617 E. Michigan 8414 C-22-5-31 (8) Large yard. Cheap Z-5-5-24I3I Ave Lansing rent. 337-9374. 8-5-30 (31 , 372-7409 C-5-5-25 (5) OWN ROOM share house Real Estate FOR SUMMER 4 bedroom 1 'Y miles from MSU. $25 Instructions duplex. $340/month includes STEREO LIQUIDATION week 487-5616. 5-5-25 (31 LOCATED MINUTES from - utilities. Close to campus. SALE' MARSHALL MUSIC campus New, spacious, 4 ENGLISH-READING tutor, 337-8118. 5-5-25(4) is announcing the liquidation WOMAN NEEDED for room bedroom on 2 acres. Styled Jr. & Sr. high teaching of its entire stereo depart¬ for the professional or Fratfcst 1c—* 1 in house of 4 $93 75 month, execu¬ experience. $7 hour. Call Gail FEMALE - summer. Own ment. Over $150 000 inven¬ plus utilities. 372-5034. tive with lots of room for 393 6334 after 5 room, air, furnished, cooking tory to be liquidated at Z 8-5-29(3) entertaining. KARBER REAL¬ Z-4-5-25 14) utensils. Beautiful House wholesale prices First come TY 339 9551 or 655-1030 Close. 332-0618. 5-5-25 (4) first served! All warranty and CLEAN & QUIET close to 5-5-24(81 PIANO and or guitar lessons. campus summer. Call after 4 service apply. MARSHALL Experienced, qualified - teach¬ NEED A house for fall? Act MUSIC FRANDOR ALL STUDENT Advertising p.m. 337-2655 8-5-24 43) er Reasonable priced. 337- fast EQUITY VEST only has C-6-5-29 (11) must be prepaid Monday, 8377 3-5-29 13) 4 East Lansing homes left. SUMMER 3 rooms in 4 May 7 through end of term. Call 351-1500. OR-18-5-31 (5) SEWING MACHINES new bedroom house Close On - 18-5-31 (3) HORSE RIDING LESSONS free arm machines from Charles St $70 month Mary COZY 4 bedroom house- $99 50 Guaranteed used ma¬ 332 5676, Jill 332 5677 garage. Oakhill area. 351 Z 3-5-24 ,41 chines from $39.50 All makes I Recreation [jfl] Beginners through advanced. Call St. George Equestrian repaired. EDWARDS ^4484 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 8-5-24 (3) TRIBUTING DIS¬ Center. 651-6755. LIGHT FANTASTIC SUMMER SUBLET: own COMPANY, HORSE RIDING LESSONS An Exhibition of SIX BEDROOM House Sum¬ 1115 N Washington. C-5-5-31 (5) Photographs May 25-June 8 1979 room in house MSU close. 489- Call St George Equestrian In The mer sublet, $105, person. 6448 C-22-5-31 (7) Light Fantostic Gallery Ground Floor Kresge Art Center $100. month. Dough 332 Center 651-6755. n Catologs Available Free At Kresge Gallery Light Fantastic Gallery Union Gallery & Rent negotiable. Z-6-5-29 (3) 337-9351 2237 Z-8-5-24 (3) YAMAHA CA2010 Must C 19 5-31 (4) | Transportation"] jTjT| Information Desk Main Librory. FURNISHED -ROOM in Lan sell Best offer 485-6603 Opening Reception Friday May 25 8-10 p.m OWN ROOM - female, sum¬ 3-5-24 13) SKYDIVING EVERY week¬ RIDER NEEDED - leaving sing, June 15-August 15, end and late afternoon. First for Seattle WA from Detroit mer sublet, $60 month. $87 50 355-4806 Z 3-5-24 i3> Close. Call Rosemary 332- AFGANS HAND crocheted. jump instruction every Satur¬ area on June 13. Non- 8251 Z-3-5-29 (3) Like new $50 each. Call day and Sunday starting at 10 smoker, 3 day trip and to 3 ROOMS FOR summer sub¬ Today is the first day 372 9067 E-5-5-25 (3) a.m. and weekdays by ap¬ share expenses. 355-2058 let in beautiful semi-furmshed RENT ATTRACTIVE room in pointment. Free skydiving 6-6-1 16) house. Large yard, on bus E. Lansing modern house. QUEEN SIZE water bed programs for groups, MSU Reasonable. 351-3191. X-8-6-1 (3) route, must see. 337-0815. Z-6-6-1 (4) Floor frame, deluxe heater $100 371-5461 5-5-25 (3) Sport Parachute Club and Charlotte Paracenter. 372- NEED RIDER City area. to New York May 31. Returning of the rest of your life. 9127 543-6731 June 5. Rick: 332-0621. ROOMMATE ROOMS, FOR summer hous¬ BLACK DIRT C-22-5-31 110) Z-2-5-30 (3) NEEDED - - Sod farm soil Summer fall ing, campus close, $21 week, option, own Approximately 5 !v yards de¬ Give blood, 332-0834 Z-6-6-1 (3) room large 3 bedroom house. livered locally, $45. 1 dozen TRAVEL TRAILER - 17 foot RIDE NEEDED by 1 woman Call 349-5081 or 351-0579. free glad bulbs. Also sand, Nomad. Sleeps 6, completely to NJ on Fri. 6/8 or early Sat SUMMER SUBLET - bed¬ Z-6-6-1 (4) gravel and filter available. self-contained. Shower and 6/9 (after exams). Have only room - bathroom - fine 641-6733 or 641-6024 gas furnace, a few things. Share expenses Grove St. house. $85 337- refrigerator, SUMMER SUBLET 4-5 bed¬ X-OR-15-5-31 (7) stove, water heater and Randy 332-1976. S-5-5-30 15) 7335. Z-5-5-31 (3) light. rooms. 117 Oakhill. 351-9316. $1400 371 4094. 8-6-1 (6) 3-2 tube fluorescent lights, 8' Z-5-5-31 (3) SUMMER SUBLET large 2 person room in house close 4-2 tube 4' lights. $10-30. 371 5086 after 5 Z5-5-24(31 HORSE BOARDING Posture Box Stall and individual Runs ALL must STUDENT be Advertising prepaid Monday, May 7 through end of term so it can be the fiist day Michele 332-8071 Rooms Z 2-5-25 (3) NEW STEREO arrivals - used 200 acres of wooded land available TJ s WAGON 18-5-31 (31 of somebody else's, too. ROOMS AVAILABLE sum¬ ROOMS ON 3 S acres. Quiet, Onkyo and Yamaha stereo WHEEL RANCH 676-4322 For relief of household con¬ mer. Parking available, sorori¬ receivers. Phase Linear 400 lake, garden, dark room. 6-6 1 5 gestion. take one Classified ty house. 445 Abbott, $80 Close. 351-8231. 2-5-25(3) power amp. RTR Tower ad, sit back and relax. The month. Cindy 337-9748. speakers Much Much More! buyers will come to you! Lightning fast electronic re¬ BL-Z-3-5-25 (4) SUMMER SUBLET, 2 rooms I Service ||^| ROOM IN house, no lease, in house, Cedar Village area, pair service. WILCOX TRAD ING POST 509 E Michigan Wanted West Circle Blood Drive Thursday, May 24 Red Cross + $75, month, 351-3457 BLUEGRASS 185-4391 C-2-5-31 (9) EXTENSION summer rent negotiable. 332 Z-5-5-31 (3) Williams Dining Hall SERVICE plays weddings 3231 Z-7-6-1 (3) SUMMER SUBLET own OWN ROOM - Large fur¬ NEW AND used guitars, ban- los, mandolins, etc Dulci¬ parties, 337-0178 or 372-3727 C 23 5-31 131 WANTED - hiking distance to HOUSE to buy, 1pm-6:45pm call Debbie 355-7403 is counting - nished. 1 block from campus. campus. mers and kits, room in 6 bedroom house MSU close. $80/month. Dan Summer. 332-4155. Z-6-6-1 (3) thousands of hard to find recorders, Sept occupancy 372-1083 evenings desired. or week¬ on you. 351 9003 4-5-29 (3) albums and books. Discount prices, Expert repairs-free es TAYMAR ends. Z-8-6-1 (4) $50 MONTH, summer rent LEGAL SERVICES WOMEN, QUIET single room timates. ELDERLY INSTRU¬ WANTED FOR summer, for art student. Leave word at Paul Martin J.D. Director in private home. Summer MENTS. 541 E. Grand River housekeeper and/or cook in 351-4495. Z-6-6-1 (3) and/or fall to spring. Very 332-4331. C-22-5-31 (9) AFFORDABLE exchange for room. Call Jerry close in. Kitchen, no parking. Air conditioned. 332-0647 PRISBILLIG ROM I pensionat BEDROOM OUTFIT com¬ LEGAL SERVICES 351-0664, after 5 p.m. FOR RUGGED in exchange for language Initial Consultation FREE 3-5-25 (4) 3-5-25 (6) lessons. 351-4495 Z-4-5-30 14) plete, dinette and living room furniture, like new Call after DUlLi I sf offense $150 1 or 2 females need housing, WILDERNESS CAMPING SUMMER SUBLET - mas¬ 10 p.m. Thursday or anytime COUBt costs ADDITIONAL fall term only. Close. 337- ter bedroom in quality home. Fnday-Saturday, 393-2303 PERSONAL INJURY CASES: 9592 Z 3-5-29 (3) SUMMER ROOMS in homey Great location. Rent negoti¬ 2-5-25 (5) NO FEE UNLESS YOU WIN duplex Vi block from cam¬ able. 332 0347 Z 3-5-25 (4) WANTED-OWN room (un¬ pus. $105/month. 351-6237 FOR OTHER FEES694-1351 MAXELL CASSETTE blanks If your idea of camping Z-5-5-31 (3) BANKARDS ACCfPTfO furnished) Fall. Near MSU. FEMALE UNFURNISHED and storage cabinets, sealed. room. Summer only $57/ Parking. Call Linda, 332-2662, includes back-packing, 393-7119. E-5-5-3 (3) evenings. Z-3-5-29 (4) month. + utilities. 332-5310. EAVESTROUGH CLEANING Z-3-5-24 (3) I fur Sale IK>| SHIPPING AND moving car Lowest rates in town. Call DRUMMER FOR a country hiking, and climbing, we have tons. Used and new. Call Ron, 374-7250 8-5-24 (3) and rock band. Singing not TWO ROOMS in large house. the equipment Close Available for summer. WE PAY up to and $2 lot LP's 323-9119. 5-5-30 ( 3) necessary Must have group and cassettes all types, experience. Call Bruce, 669- 332-6169, GARDEN Z-4-5-25 (3) George, Dianne. rock, classical, jazz, etc. USED BIKES. All sizes $15- $14.00/hour, ROTOTILLING. one hour mini¬ 9819. 5-5-31 (5) experts to help you get flat, BLACK, & CIRCULAR, $100. Also used parts. We 627 2294 Between 9 SUMMER upstairs, 541 E. Grand River also buy used bikes. Call mum. the most out of SUBLEASE-close and 11:30 p.m. for estimate/ Open 11 a.m. 351-0638 Charlies Bike Shop 393 2484 to campus, $60 and $90, 534 C-22-5-31 16) B-1-5-24 (4) aDDointment. 3-5-25 (4) roughing it! Sunset 332-8388 Z-3-5-24 (3) NIKON PHOTOMIC F2 cam¬ SUMMER STORAGE Lofts, sofas, STATE OWN ROOM in house, pets era, with extra viewfinder screen, Nikon 35mm. F2.0 | >ninials Ify] Prices: $5.00 carpets to $15.00. We welcome, washer & dryer, summer, CATA close. 372- 1697. $113. XZ-5-5-25 (3) lens, F 3.5, 45-150 macro zoom lens 2xx extender, shoulder case, 484-8645 after HORSE RIDING LESSONS pick-up. store & return. Call today 3-3477, 3 3486 Serves all dormitories. Z-8-6-1 (6) NEWS Call St. George Equestrian 2 BEDROOM - 3 bedroom in 5^3 5-25 (7) Center, 651-6755. 5 bedroom houses. 10 min¬ utes from campus in country MERLE NORMAN METICS, Going out of busi¬ COS¬ C-19-5-31 (41 Typing Service CLASSIFIED RAUPP area. Pets possible. 12 month ness sale! 10-50% off FOR LEASE. 10 year old on LOW RATES - Term papers, lease. Starts September 14. Don't Delay! Well furnished, everything in the while supplies last. studio, Closing Arabian mare, ridden English. Experienced riders only, flex¬ resumes. Fast expert typing. Day and evening. Call "G" 355-8255 Campfitters 2021 E. 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Overseas graduate Eastern Mountain WE STLAND SHOPPING CENTER CORNEAW SAGINAW AT WAVEALY Parkas Tues. thru Sat. 10AM 9PM Sunday 12 Noon - 5PM study offers grant Reg }no„ . . . *58.00 *39.95 MEMORIAL DAY Prices • 12 Noon-5PM good thru 5-31-79 for foreign study tv. Tan, 52 units Spruce By JAY FLETCHER The acceptance of applica A summer trip to the Orient, in Paris, an exotic a The grants travel costs, include round trip general living ex tions for grants during the 1980-81 school year began on Royal Down experience in places unknown penses, tuition at the host May 1. The deadline for submit Vests may not be as impossible as it university (where applicable), ting these applications is Nov. 1 sounds. The Institute for Internation al Education is now accepting and, in some cases, support of spouse and dependents. if the applicant is to be submit ted directly to the New York ) Rrc '52.95 And Low, Low Prices! The first step in the exten¬ office of IIE. applications for grants available sive application process is to Otherwise, the applications Now *26.95 for the 1980 academic year apply at MSU at the Graduate should be turned in at the through the Fulbright program Studies Center, or with a applicant's school no later than Fri.. Sat.. Only for graduate studies overseas. professor in the desired field of Oct. 15. To apply for a grant, there study. For further information one are a number of qualifications that should be met before the After the application is re¬ should contact Dr. Leroy Du¬ .down. viewed at MSU it is reviewed gan, Fulbright program ad¬ application process is started. viser, at 240 Administration Applicants must be United by the Institute of International Bldg. States citizens and have a Education in New York. From 127 E. Grand River bachelor of arts degree or there the application goes to its the District of Columbia to be equivalent before the beginning date of the grant. examined by members of the Those who have not earned a state department. bachelor of arts degree but Finally, the host country review the Backpack have extensive study in a must application and give its final approval. particular area should contact the Institute of International Though the competition is Education concerning the possi tough, this should not discour bility of awards in those fields. age interested persons from The applicant must have also applying, Dugan said. Some of received the majority of their the countries have a higher high school and undergraduate college education in institutions in the United States. ratio of acceptances to applica tions than do tries. some other coun¬ & Appropriate language skills For instance, Great Britain allowing for easy communica¬ offered 23 grants last year out tion with members of the host 8f 509 applications. On the country are necessary and the applicant must be in health. Some good other hand, Turkey gave five grants but only receive 11 applications. Dugan said. Tote Bag Sale applicants may be re¬ The applicant should have a quired to submit a Certificate of well-designed course of study NIKON FE AUTOMATIC Our Sale Price s439 Health. he or she plans to follow while . _ ^ ___ ___ Less Nikon Rebate s40 These programs are not for those who simply want to on the program. These courses of study, usually in the form of $40 REBATE travel abroad and get away for a vacation. Instead, they are some type of project, have to be worked out carefully, for they DIRECT FROM NIKON Your Cost *399 meant to be valuable education¬ are one of the leading factors in al experiences allowing a stu¬ determining recipients of the dent to see firjst hand how other grants, he said. peoples live. Leroy Dugan, Another leading factor of NIKON FM COMPACT Our Sale Price s329 Fulbright program adviser, selection is the extent to which said. Most of the applicants are the candidate and the project will help to advance the pro¬ 50 $30 REBATE Less Nikon Rebate w 50mm f2 lens s30 "candidates submitting their gram aim of promoting mutual dissertations for doctorate de¬ grees," he said. understanding among nations. These projects must not deal off DIRECT FROM NIKON Your Cost *299 "The majority of these are in with touchy or controversial the humanities fields," he said, including creative writing and issues which may offend the host country, Dugan said. on any Backpack or Tote Bag NIKON MOTOR DRIVE cultural arts. Sale Price s224 In no way are the fields for For example, a student plan¬ FOR FE & FM ning on studying the African Less Nikon Rebate $25 applicants limited solely to humanities. He said there is. in many countries, for students a great studying in the need political situation would not want ward the to solicit responses to¬ political practices of Idi Amin. he said. In the SPIRIT SHOP 355-3454 good thru June 1 while supply lasts _ill BOOK 1TOPI t-' s25 REBATE DIRECT FROM NIKON NIKON Lenses & Camera Rebate Ends May 31st, 1979 $199 Chemotherapy RN Leonards "Photo Shop" Takes Trade Ins featured at seminar COMMUNICATION CRISIS #5 — Business Manuals A seminar on breast and uterine cancer will be held at 7 tonight in Brody Multi-Purpose Room A. Maclvn Hutchins. registered nurse at the MSU Clinical Center chemotherapy unit, will speak at the seminar sponsored by the MSU chapter of Delta Sigma Theta. Hutchins will also present a film entitled "Breast Cancer — Where We Are" which will be followed When You Need by a question-and-answer period. The seminar is free and open to the public. Copies Fraternity sponsors Fast.., cancer fund-raiser Alpha Tau Omega fraternity is holding a Swim for Cancer today from 1 to 5 p.m. in the IM Sports-West outdoor pool. If it rains, the event will take place in the indoor pool. 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