Friday If you liked Thursday's The State News weather, you'll also be happy with today's. Partly cloudy skies with a high in the lower 60s are on tap again. VOLUME 73 NUMBER 90 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN 48824 MAY 25, 1979 Congress approves 1980 target budget By ROBERT PARRY president recommended in January. critical national needs," the president said. Associated Press Writer The spending package also projects "I congratulate the Congress." WASHINGTON - A $532 billion budget balanced budgets in fiscal 1981 and 1982. On Wednesday, House liberals, angry target for fiscal 1980 won final congression¬ The House approved the 1980 target over higher defense spending and cuts in al approval Thursday as House liberals budget after leading liberals, appeased by a social programs, joined with conservatives called off their revolt against higher Senate concession granting more money for dismayed over continued deficit spending to defense spending and supplied just enough education, withdrew their opposition. soundly defeat the budget, 260 144. votes for passage. Carter issued a statement at the White The Senate then voted 72-17 to add $350 The target budget, which cleared the House praising congressional approval of million more in long-range education spend¬ House by a slim 202-196 margin, closely the resolution. ing but refused to give in to demands by parallels President Carter's spending re¬ "The Congress ... has joined the House liberals for offsetting cuts in defense commendations. However, it calls for a $23 administration in recognizing the urgency spending. billion deficit, $6 billion less than the of fiscal restraint, while still providing for "The Senate is hung up on defense," complained Rep. David Obey, D-Wis., noting that chamber's upcoming debate on the new U.S.-Soviet strategic arms limita¬ Israel forces Jewish tion treaty. However, Obey, who led the liberal uprising Wednesday, urged support for the target budget so the House could get on settlers out of Sinai with the "real questions on appropriations bills." Several lawmakers also noted that con¬ tinued stalemate over the target budget on By LARRY THORSON years is the centerpiece of the peace treaty. Associated Press Writer Israel agreed to an early return of the El the eve of the Memorial Day holiday break EL ARISH, Occupied Sinai Arish sector to give Sadat a quick and would seriously delay the congressional — Angry Jewish settlers abandoned a vegetable concrete result to show for the treaty. budget process, already two weeks behind Arriving by plane in El Arish the day schedule. patch Thursday after battling Israeli sol diers one day before Egypt regains control after Israeli and Egyptian generals preside However, conservatives and some liber of a portion of the land Anwar Sadat calls over the change of flags, Sadat can be als still refused to go along as 80 Democrats his "sacred Sinai." expected to call on other Arab countries to and 116 Republicans voted against the Unarmed Israeli troops tolerated insults change their rejectionist ways and join budget resolution. A total of 174 Democrats and were threatened by flaming torches as Egypt in peaceful negotiations with Israel and 28 Republicans voted for it. 200 members of a farming community near in order to get their land back. Rep. Bud Shuster, R-Pa„ objected to the MARCH TO RECLAIM NIGHT El Arish refused to leave a 10-acre At the same time the Egyptian flag was increase in budget authority for education, vegetable field on the outskirts of this to be raised over El Arish, Sadat and Begin claiming that while it would not affect the capital of the Sinai. The settlers threw were to meet in Beersheba, Israel, 75 miles deficit for 1980, it will make "it even more Rape problem protested rocks and vegetables at the soldiers before east of here. difficult to balance the budget in 1981." authorities persuaded them to leave. They were to open talks on the crucial issue of autonomy for the 1.1 million Shuster chided the compromise as a Deputy Prime Minister Yigael Y'adin told the settlers he brought a promise from Palestinian Arabs of the occupied West "spend-later-never-pay policy." Prime Minister Menachem Bank of the Jordan River and the Gaza Because the House approved an amended Begin to discuss the settlers' plight on Sunday Strip. The talks figure to be more difficult version of the Senate target budget, the when he By ANNA BROWNE The march was co-sponsored by the "The attitude that rape only happens to meets with President Sadat. than the 16 months of talks that led to the vote represented final action on the State News Staff Writer Lansing area chapter of NOW and the MSU other women is the attitude which causes "The prime minister will raise the issue peace treaty. non-binding spending recommendations for The rain had stopped and the skies were Women's Studies Program. rape," Windischman said. again and the request," Yadin told the fiscal 1980, which starts Oct. 1. clearing as the marchers to Reclaim the Though most of the marchers were As she spoke, the Beaumont Tower bells Secretary of State Cyrus Vance will join settlers after a telephone conversation with Sadat and Begin in the talks, which take The target budget is used as a guide for Night assembled in front of the Union women, a few men were scattered through¬ chimed and the crowd applauded and Begin in London. Thursday night. out the crowd. cheered. place after strong pressure from Washing congressional committees as they appropri¬ The incident, in which several troops and ton. President Carter has given a high The first stop was Beaumont Tower, Jan Leland, a rape counselor and educa ate money and therefore does not require Puddles from the afternoon's showers settlers were injured, came on the eve of where three speakers opened the event. tor. advocated establishment of programs priority to settling the Palestinian question. the president's signature. discouraged few as over 300 people joined the return of a 425-square-mile strip along Yensen first welcomed the marchers and for rape-crisis victims. Vance will travel to El Arish on Sunday The budget's $23 billion deficit is $6 billion the protest to make the night safe for the Mediterranean coast to Egyptian sov¬ expressed hopes for a safer future for "We're marching outside, but not all for a day of ceremonies and meetings with less than the president's original $29 billion ereignty. The impending loss of the women at night. rapes happen outside." she said. "They vegetable patch drew settlers and ultra- Sadat and Begin. He also will join them as goal set in January. Carter later reduced Paula Yensen, president of the National Sue Wagoner, legislative liaison for the happen right in our own homes. We they take ceremonial jet flight between that figure to $28.4 billion. nationalists from all over Israel. a Organization of Women in Lansing, said the area NOW chapter, spoke next about the shouldn't lost sight of the fact that we're not Cairo and Tel Aviv to signify the peaceful The deficit figure also is significantly "I'm planted here, do not move me," a purpose of the march was to draw attention limited freedom of women, who she said are safe anywhere." settler shouted. The soldiers were taunted opening of the 250-mile air corridor be¬ below the estimate of a $33 billion deficit for to the rape problem and safety issues on often blamed for the rape problem. The marchers then began their one-and a tween the two capitals. the current fiscal year which ends Sept. 30. with shouts such as: "You're first a Jew, campus and in the Lansing area. Her reference to a quote by a Grand half mile walk through the high-rape areas you don't have to do this." Rapids official that rape was "assault with a of campus. "We have no choice," Brig. Gen. Dan friendly weapon" was met with jeers from The distracted classes in Berkey Hall as Shomoron responded, using a bullhorn. "I'm the crowd. they chanted, "Stop rape now." They drew Injunction dredging lifted asking you like I told the soldiers, not to use Diane Windischman, coordinator for crowds to the windows and doors of violence." The protest was viewed as an indication on domestic abuse program in Ingham County, spoke on the myths of rape. Mason-Abbot and Snyder-Phillips halls and drew a few more participants from the of troubles to come as settlers on 18 farming She said not just young, attractive residence halls. settlements are forced during the next By MARCIA BRADFORD The decision to lift the injunction was plaring the dredged materials on spoil sites women are raped — any women is a three years to abandon their land under State News Staff Writer based on prior cases involving dredging D"'1 m ' They threaded their way down to the Red in Bath Township, 5 located in potential rape victim. Windischman said Cedar River, past Kresge Art Center, up provisions of the Egyptian-Israeli peace The off-again, on again dredging of Lake operations in other areas, an appeals court she had counseled all ages of victims, from toward the Farm Lane bridge and down by treaty. Lansing was resumed Thursday morning spokesperson said. Clinton County. young children to elderly women. the canoe shelter. The withdrawal from El Arish is the first when a temporary injunction was lifted by An injunction that halted the dredging Members of the Bath Board have main¬ "I hope this march reaches a lot of people The leaders carried a banner proclaiming step in a staggered return of Sinai territory the State Court of Appeals. the same day it began was ordered May 17 tained they never gave permission for land because it will reach people who make up "Reclaim the JNight — Stop Rape," and under the March 26 peace treaty, signed in The appeals court declined to hear a by Clinton County Circuit Judge Randy in their township to be used for the Lake the juries," she said, referring to the court chanted "Stop rape, fight back" and Washington by Israeli Prime Minister dispute between Bath Township and the Tahvonen. Lansing Restoration Project. cases of accused rapists. But Larry Salstrom, attorney for Ingham "Women unite, reclaim the night." Menachem Begin and by Sadat, the Egyp¬ Ingham County Board of Public Works and J. Richard Robinson, attorney for Bath She said many women feel it is their fault tian president. sent the case back to Clinton County Circuit Township, requested the restraining order, County, claims the public works board if they are in a situation where they can be The marchers passed by the parking For Egypt, the resumption of its rule Court, where hearings began Thursday claiming Ingham County had no right to received permission in 1976 when it went raped, and for this reason, women live in ramp and the Computer Center, and over Sinai in phases over the next three afternoon. place spoil sites or sink wells in Bath before the Bath Township Board to discuss fear and restrict their movements. regathered on the steps of the Administra Township. the project. "It's just very, very discouraging," she tion Building. Ingham County attorneys requested May Bath area residents are concerned that said, "It could happen to any one of us." (continued on page 12) 18 that the order be lifted, arguing no the dredged materials may contaminate irreparable damage would result if dredg their groundwater and present a hazard to ing continued. children. The request was denied by Tahvonen, In addition, they are concerned that wells who ruled damage could occur before a decision was reached in court. dug in Bath Township to maintain the level of Lake Lansing while it is dredged may Test wells produce The State Court of Appeals then ordered cause their water supply to drop. the case out of circuit court and subse¬ Ingham County Drain Commissioner quently decided to lift the restraining order Richard Sode contends the questions posed and allow dredging to continue. The lake restoration project involves dredging Lake Lansing, located in Ingham by Bath Township residents have been sufficiently answered by the Michigan Department of Natural Resources and the strong chemical odor County, to a depth of about 12 feet and Environmental Protection Agency. By DEBBIE CREEMERS day he had no news to report. State News Staff Writer He said his office is still waiting for test A strong chemical odor was detected results from water samples obtained ai the when water samples were taken Thursday Jolly-Hagadorn road« chemical site May 18. Florida Senate rejects from three observation wells installed at an old chemical waste disposal site, The State Grahame Larson, MSU assistant pro¬ fessor of geology, who is supervising the News has learned. drilling of observation wells, said water and The wells, located south of Power Plant 65 soil samples had been taken Thursday. ERA by narrow margin between Service Road and the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad track, were installed Tests of these samples will determine the direction of water — and chemicals sus¬ Wednesday, said Eckart Dersch, associate pended in the water — seeping through the professor of resource development. soil. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - The Florida Senate Thursday rejected the Equal Rights Dersch said he spoke with a represents "We only drilled 30 to 40 feet," Larson Amendment 21-19, leaving the proposed ban on sex discrimination still three states short of ratification. tive of Keck Consulting Services Inc., a said. "We'll get the deeper samples after the The House had approved ratification last week, and Senate President Phil Lewis testing firm contracted by MSU, Wednes first results come in." day. Larson said he was notified the Depart allowed the ERA to come up for a vote instead of sending it to a hostile committee that The representative told him a strong ment of Natural Resources was at the drill had bottled it up earlier. The vote marked the third defeat for ERA supporters in the Florida Senate. The chemical odor was detected by Keck site and also confirmed reports of the employees when the test wells were drilled, chemical odor observed proposed amendment also was rejected in 1974 and 1977. "Bob Minning (president of Keck) men Dersch said. Supporters noted that Florida's tourism based economy has suffered from the national Kidnapped! boycott that many pro-ERA groups have imposed against states that have not ratified the ERA. When contacted, the representative con¬ firmed the statements he had made to tioned the odor," Larson said. Larson explained the odor could be from Harrison Gardner's Agriculture Education 484 class was interrupted Dersch, but said Keck has been warned by "contaminants or common sulfites in the well But opponents charged the ERA would transfer too many powers to the federal Thursday when unidentified persons kidnapped the professor. A secret government because the amendment contains routine language authorizing Congress to University officials not to talk to news¬ water." witness reported that Gardner's entire class, as well as agriculture edu¬ papers anymore. He said he believes the sulfites in the pass necessary laws to enforce the measure. cation club members, was in on the crime. Unconfirmed We've been told all updates will now go water are the most likely possibility. reports said The ERA, which would outlaw discrimination based on sex, must be ratified by 38 Gardner was taken to Ferguson Park in Okemos and detained until stu¬ through MSU Information Services," he But Dersch and the Keck representative states by June 30. 1982, to become part of the Constitution. dents, family and faculty members could get their fill of hotdogs and said. both said they feared the compounds that The ERA has been approved by 35 states, but five have since rescinded approval. The other picnic delicacies. could result once the chemicals combine validity of that move still is in question and the Justice Department has said it is up to Congress to decide. underground. 2Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 25, 1979 SOME FLIGHTSRESUME State News Mechanics Wire Digest BURLINGAME. Calif. (AP) proval by a large turnout of the ratify United pact the day that the airline's 1,600 voted for the contract. in an 8-hour workday. Union mechanics have rati union's 18,600 member mechan daily flights would be back in — The three year contract ac¬ In advance of union accep fied a new contract with United ics. The announcement of the full service a week or so after cepted by the union leadership tance. United, hoping to win Airlines by a 3 1 margin and the ratification was made by Louis the Memorial Day holiday. last Saturday called for a raise back passengers lost during the 55-day strike against the na R. Schroeder, president and Earlier Thursday, the union in the average mechanic's hour strike, applied to the Civil tion's largest domestic airline is general manager of District 141 reported the 7,200 member San ly wage from $10 to $13 an hour Aeronautics Board for a $108 over, the union announced of the International Association Francisco local of the Interna¬ in mid 1981, plus fringe benefits one fare between the East FoCUSiWoRLD Thursday. United says it will resume partial service Monday. of Machinists and Aerospace Workers. tional Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers — including cost-of living The pact in¬ way and West Coasts. creases. also called for United said that if accepted, Union officials said the vote Mardy Leaver, a United largest of the units which higher premium pay and pen the fare would be restricted to Iranians protest represented overwhelming ap spokesperson, said earlier in walked off the job March 31 — sions, and a paid half-hour lunch against Senate resolution five daily nonstop flights be¬ tween New York and Los TEHRAN, Iran Angeles and a single night (AP) — Iranians staged mass rally in the Iranian capital. flight between Newark, N.J., an angry march past the U.S. Embassy on Thursday and later heard a religious leader say the hands of U.S. senators Iran Anti-American following a sentiment surged in Senate resolution last House Democrats reject oil plan and San Francisco. The regular one-way fare between New York and Los week sponsored by Sen. Jacob Javits, are stained with blood." State radio Angeles is $236, although spe R-N.Y., that warned of a deterioration in cial fares with restrictions reported firing squads killed six more WASHINGTON (AP) — President Carter's plan to remove price legal force. But it clearly added momentum to the drive to block can U.S.-Iranian ties unless the executions persons in Iran, controls from domestic oil was overwhelmingly repudiated by- the president's plan to remove price controls from oil. go as low as $216 for a midweek abated. An estimated 100,000 persons partici¬ House Democrats Thursday while Republicans demanded a better House Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill openly broke with the night flight. In Chicago Thursday, the pated in a well-organized parade in front There was no indication whether the accounting of current fuel shortages. president and supported the resolution. But he later told reporters The developments came amid what appears to be rising airline said passengers flying of the embassy demonstrating against anti-American mood would spill oyer into that despite Thursday's vote, there's "no chance" that Carter will with United during the first 21 American criticism of executions ordered other actions against the United States. congressional hostility toward the oil industry — not just from change his mind and leave price controls on oil. liberals but from big oil's traditional allies in both the House and At the White House, Carter's press secretary Jody Powell said days after the settlement would by Islamic revolutionary committees. There has been no immediate effect on the Democrats' action is "clearly not in the best interests of our get coupons good for 50 percent Some of the protesters shouted slogans U.S. citizens in the country — about 1,500 discounts on future flights. like death to Carter and death to Expressing frustration over rising prices and tight supplies. country" and indicates a failure to face up to tough problems. are here now — or on American business The coupons could be used House Democrats approved. 138-69. a resolution repudiating "It is a politically attractive non answer to our America. The march was followed by a interests which energy are slowly returning. Carter's plan to begin lifting price controls on domestic oil June 1. between July 1 and Dec. 15 problems." Powell said. "It will not make them better. It will make Backers of the non-binding resolution claimed decontrol would them worse." anywhere within the continen¬ result in even higher gasoline and oil prices and enrich producers He predicted tal United States and on round- the full House would act in a "more responsible" Lebanese easualties high following Israeli raid w hile doing little to alleviate shortages. manner and uphold Carter's plan to lift price controls. trip flights originating in Ha The vote, formalizing a voice vote taken the day before, has no (AP) — Israeli warplanes strafed and specify which sites were hit in the bombed Palestinian bases deep inside mid-morning air raid but reports from Lebanon for the second straight day Beirut said Israeli planes bombed Pales¬ Thursday, hours after Palestinians shell¬ tine Liberation Organization guerrilla STARKE, Fla. (AP) One of two court ed a northern Israeli border area. — court justice issued another stay. targets in theReihan mountains 40 miles orders keeping John A. Spenkelink alive was The Atlanta stay was issued Lebanese authorities claimed the raids southeast of Beirut by federal dissolved Thursday by the U.S. Supreme Judge Elbert Parr Tut tie a few hours before caused high civilian casualties The report said the Court, leaving only a three-judge federal bombing knocked Spenkelink was to have died Wednesday The military command in Tel Aviv out electric panel in New Orleans between the convicted an power plant in the morning. announced the aerial attack on terrorist southern outskirts of the Lebanese murderer and Florida's electric chair. Graham's office has said it will not While the legal battle raged, the Supreme Court concentrations hours after a man and a capital. lanky, comment on whether Graham would sign a woman were slightly injured when Lebanese officials said 20 were killed 30-year-old Spenkelink remained in a small new death warrant for Spenkelink, but legal cell just a few steps from the electric chair. counsel Robin Gibson said "the governor will barrages of shells fell on northern Is¬ and more than 50 wounded in devastat¬ rael. The command said without elabor Spenkelink was taken to that cell last continue to enforce existing laws." ing air strikes against the neighboring ation that the Friday, a few minutes after Gov. Bob Graham Tuttle intervened less than eight hours artillery fire was returned. Israeli military officials would not coastal towns of Naameh and Damour. about 10 miles south of the capital. execution stay signed his death warrant. That warrant expires at noon today, but the governor could before Spenkelink was to be executed, at 7 a.m. Wednesday. A senior judge on the 5th immediately sign a new one. Circuit, the 82-year-old Tuttle agreed to The three judge emergency panel of the listen to arguments made by defense attor Thatcher appoints I l .S. ambassadors 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals was LONDON ended by court debating a request by Florida's attorney general to lift the only remaining stay of neys who claimed Spenkelink had ineffective legal representation during his 1973 trial. Spenkelink also had been protected by (AP! Prime Minister dor to the United Nations was the center execution one issued Tuesday night by an — another stay issued early Wednesday by U.S. Margaret Thatcher has picked two titled of some controversy in January when he Atlanta judge. Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall. and experienced career diplomats to was recalled as Britain s representative Should that stay be lifted, Spenkelink's Marshall's colleagues set his stay aside on represent Britain in Washington ond at in Tehran in the midst of the Iranian attorneys could appeal that decision once Thursday, saying only Marshall and Justice the United Nations in New York more to the U.S. Supreme Court, but the revolution. William J. Brennan Jr. were in favor of Sir Nicholas Henderson who execution process could proceed unless a high was Observers said the appointments con¬ halting Spenkelink's execution. plucked from retirement to be the new form with the Conservative government ambassador to the United States has practice of appointing career diplomats impeccable credentials combined with to the posts in America while Labor a reputation for fun-loving eccentricity. governments usually name politicians OPERA COMPANY OF GREATER LANSING & MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY PRESENT Sir Anthony Porsons, named ambassa- Focus-Nation CI6CLETTC by Giuseppe Verdi I .$. faces delicate *p\ flights negotiations MAY 31 and JUNE 2 MSU AUDITORIUM WASHINGTON AP With the U S summit 8:15PM - is scheduled the United States Soviet strategic arms treaty-signing sum¬ hopes to gain tacit Soviet acquiescence mit rapidly approaching for the the Carter flights administration is immersed in delicate That is the price that Turkish Prime Verdi's superb musicalization of Victor talks with Turkey aimed at winning Minister Bulen* Ecevit has demanded clearance for U-2 spy flights over that before he will consider allowing the The Hugo's moving story of the deformed jester's country. reconnaissance planes to use Turkish Division misfired vengeance against the seducer of The diplomatic maneuvering will have airspace. of his daughter. major repercussions the success of Some sources say on he will settle for a Women's Programs next month s summit meeting and the private assurance relayed by the United fate of the SALT II treaty. Staes from the Soviets that RIGOLETTO, a moving melodic feast that The flights over they will not has thrilled generations of opera lovers, and Turkey by American spy planes would retaliate against and the Department Turkey if if allows the a splendid introduction to the uninitiated. help U.S. intelligence make up for the overflights. loss of two Iranian stations which But public statements in Ankara by the of Human Relations monitored Soviet missile tests. Ecevit government seem to indicate he Informed sources declining to be will demand public acquiescence TICKETS ON SALE NOW by the Invites vou to use our.. identified publicly say that sometime Soviets something they are unlikely to $9.50 $7.50 $5.00 between now and mid-June when the give 50% Student Discount Sherry Zannoth, Soprano Womens Resource Library as Gilda Carter official says gas pump price inflated Union Ticket Office 10:00 AM to Noon Daily New York City Opera Co. WASHINGTON ^AP) Service station said but inflation has eaten MSU Union Building up 50 dealers appear to be taking advantage percent of the profit/ 380 B Administration Bldg. of fears of gasoline shortages by rapidly Retail gasoline prices nationwide cur¬ increasing pump prices a Carter ad¬ rently average about 85 cents per gallon, ministration official charged Thursday according to the authorative Lundberg Seiko is keeping thin. Barry Bosworth, director of the presi¬ Letter a Los Angeles-based reporting dent s Council on Wage and Price service. 353-3922 Stability, told a Senate subcommittee At least 5 cents represents higher hearing that retail gasoline prices have crude oil prices charged since the first of SIMMER TERM increased by about 25 percent more than the year by the Organization of Petrole¬ would be expected from crude oil um Exporting Countries, energy experts increases. say. 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ACROSS FROM BERKEY Michigon Stpte News Eost Lonsing, Michigon Friday, May 25. 1979 3 ANTHONY HALL CUSTODIANS ANGRY OVER «t/' RESPONSE Health hazards discussed by officials By DEBBIE CREEMERS "You have a better chance of picking up an infection at a basketball or football game, "It's not a health hazard — just people who don't want to bother with State News Staff Writer since one out of 50 persons carries an infectious disease," he said, bagging a little dismissing custodial bit of manure for pick-up at $1.50 a shot," he said. Two MSU administrative officials infectious waste. attempted to placate a group of angry custodians at a concern over Ives said the nuisances have cropped up for 20 years. safety meeting Wednesday evening. He said he had consulted with the state health department, area hospitals and other Other universities have the same problems too," he said. Paul Mitchell, MSU custodial services universities for tips on how to handle waste. "They crop up, are yelled manager, and Richard Ives, University about, get better and crop up again." environmental health occupational safety supervisor, spoke to the group after a "Would you believe there are no guidelines for disposal in hospitals?" he asked. Ives said his office is currently presentation on the proper way to lift heavy objects was given by Carl Eigenauer, MSU When Dawn Stevens, a custodian at Anthony Hall, asked why custodians should be trying to get glass containers set up in labs so no sharp objects are thrown into waste containers. occupational safety superv isor. subjected to the waste, Ives asked the custodians to imagine the chaos which he said Rut Ives also said custodians did not have to The battle raged over the expose themselves to the hazards. He said question of Anthony Hall health hazards and the University's would result if hospital employees refused to throw out containers with dressings and he's observed janitors pulling bags out of containers in an unsafe response to them. way and pushing paper bandages in them. down with their bare hands. Ives told the custodians every complaint received is examined seriously and Ives did admit working conditions were not ideal but said safety hazards would "If you are concerned about your health and safety, don't objectively. poke around in the stuff — all probably keep coming up. you have to do is dump it from container to container," he said. "We've looked into custodial complaints for several weeks and I've spent the last three "The problems we have are with non-infectious waste," he said, "and they are problems Mitchell told the group he would see to it that nights in Anthony Hall," Ives said. "I've talked to department heads and observed you which will probably always be with us. We will always have careless students and lab plastic bags were provided for containers. people working. Frankly, I see problems on both sides." instructors who will throw needles and glass into the containers you pick up." He also said containers found with needles, blood and chicken manure in Ives called the attitude in Anthony Hall "extremely hostile — the employees and them should Ives said the custodians would also find chicken manure in containers from time to be left alone. department heads are all upset." time. "If they're full of that stuff, leave it and inform your supervisor," he said. Two RHA referendums ruled invalid at meeting By KEN GORNSTEIN days. In other business, the board voted for The Residence Halls Association tax and The RHA tax referendum proposed a the second time this year to approve the Nestle boycott referendums were declared 50 cent increase in the current RHA tax of new radio board charter which would allow invalid by president Chris Hoffman at $1.75 per term. The Nestle boycott referen¬ for an FM radio station on campus. Wednesday's board meeting. dum asked students if they want MSU The charter must be approved by RHA, Hoffman said the referendums were foodstores to discontinue purchasing Nestle the Radio Board, the ASMSU Student invalidated because RHA representatives products. Board and Eldon Nonnamaker, vice presi¬ handed out ballots in some residence halls, "We must hold all referendums in a dent for student affairs,to become effective. which is illegal. manner above suspicion," Hoffman said. If one of the three student groups vetos According to the RHA referendum The referendums will be held again May the proposed charter, the other two may guidelines, RHA representatives may not 31 and June 1, Hoffman said, and will be run approve it again with a two-thirds majority handle referendum ballots. by students not associated with residence and the charter will then go to Nonna¬ In addition, residents in Williams and hall government, she added. maker. Brodv Complex hall were only given one Hoffman refused to comment on the RHA and the Radio Board approved the day to vote, instead of the specified two results of the orjginal referendums. proposed charter winter term, but the Student Board has yet to vote on the issue. Dave Whitaker, executive assistant, said Student Board is "stalling for time," hoping Police building need to put Radio Board Programming Board, ASMSU boards, or at under control one of the three least put the new FM of station under its control. The consideration of these options, in dependent 011 bonding addition to taking no action on the proposed charter, makes Student Board guilty of a pocket veto, which constitutes an official veto. Whitaker said. Of the 20 RHA voting members present, issue ballot outcome 18 voted to approve the charter, constitu ting the required two-thirds vote. Radio Board is expected to approve the charter By Rl SS HUMPHREY for the second time at Thursday's meeting. State News Staff Writer Kevin Mahony, Mason Abbot halls repre¬ sentative, introduced a bill calling for Lansing voters will decide if the city needs a new police building thrugh a $10.9 million bonding issue to be placed on the ballot. representatives to send letters to members The Lansing City Council approved the move at its work session of the Michigan Legislature stating RHA's Thursday, and agreed to allow city officials to obtain soil opposition to the proposed draft. samples and surveys of the area. The soil sampling will cost taxpayers $5,000 and will come from a $1 million account in Mahony said RHA representatives must be more than "messenger boys," and take a the 1979-80 budget. stand on issues that affect their consti- The topographical survey will cost taxpayers $8,000 from the same account. In the resolution, which passed unanimously, the council also authorized the city's Opponents of the bill said although the finance department to arrange for a $176,000 Uhia-Yu Liu demonstrated the ancient preliminary design of the building. draft affects RHA constituents, it does not art of paper cutting in the MSI' Museum Wednesday and Thursday. The affect the Residence Halls Association popular Chinese cutouts, commonly called "window flowers" by Chinese, are cut from a special paper which itself. Chia-Yu Liu gets from Taiwan The proposed police building would be located between The motion was tabled for one week. Grand Avenue, Kalamazoo, Washington and Washtenaw streets Cpl. Larry Theisen, Lansing Police Dept. LOWER CRIME RATE MAY MAKE THEM UNNECESSARY — The preliminary design would be a scale model of the building, according to Cpl. Larry Theisen, of the police planning and research division. He added that blueprints would then be drawn from the scale model at for additional cost. a later date and Ingham County to build additional jail cells The proposed police building would be located between Grand Avenue, Kalamazoo, By MARCIA BRADFORD said criminal activity has decreased since how the county would pay to operate the Washington and Washtenaw streets, Theisen said. It would be 100,000 square feet with State News Staff Writer then and the county will never need the new cells. an additional 44,000 square feet for parking in a lower level. The Ingham County Jail will have 78 additional cells. The Williamston Democrat estimated the He said the present building is 22 years old, and in bad shape since "the first day it was additional cells, the Board of Commis Commissioner Mark Grebner said the Other commissioners questioned the cost cells would cost the county about $5 million open." sioners decided Wednesday night. statistics citing the need for additional cells of maintaining the new cells. in personnel and also create expenses for The police department has more office space at a budding on the near west side of The addition was made possible based crime rates from 1973-74. He through are on Commissioner Thomas Mitchell asked food and utilities. Lansing that would be leased out to private firms for office space, Theisen said. a surplus of proceeds from bond invest The council also directed its Internal Audit staff to set criteria for hiring a national ments and lower than estimated construc¬ tion costs. auditing firm to review the accounting books of the Board of Water and Light. The council also sent a letter to the board stating it wanted the board to reach a decision on what form of bulk power it should buy in the future. The council said it would not allow the board to put the question on the ballot in August. Commissioner Carl Evanoff said the 78 cells, which will make up an additional floor would take care of the county's needs for the next 20 years. County employees union could "After all, they are the experts in this kind of matter," Councilmember at-Large Lucile The Lansing Republican said he has Belen said. "We just want them to advise us." written confirmation from the Michigan strike despite salary increases By MARCIA BRADFORD left concerning the contracts could probably existed for 130 years," he said. State News Staff Writer be resolved in a short time if all sides would Grebner said further delay of implement Collector values bicentennials Salary increases and fringe benefits were granted to circuit court and county clerk employees Wednesday night, but the union sit down and work them out. Commissioner Don Bunka urged the board to approve the contract in its entirety ing the contracts would probably cause more frayed nerves, but would make the contracts more answerable to taxpayers still threatened a strike. or expect a strike. The dispute centers around recent Michi¬ By ELY SE GOLDIN from the Tooth Fairy when they lose their teeth. The Ingham County Board of Commis¬ "There is no basic economic difference gan Supreme Court decisions which indi¬ Elaine Hoffman glides through a maze of happy-hour drinkers between the court and the clerk agree¬ cate that the courts may now have sole But, certain that she will never have enough children to give all sioners approved the pay raises, but did not clutching a soiled rag in her hand. the coins to, the final destiny of her collection is in doubt. She has implement the entire contract because it ment," the Okemos Republican said. authority over persons working for both t he She approaches a dirty table. Hurriedly she grabs an ashtray Commissioner Mark Grebner argued that courts and the county clerk. thought about facing some of the coins in a lucite table or floor. disagreed with some non-economic por and an assortment of sticky beer mugs, puts the dirty glassware tions. The only thing she is sure of is that she will never sell the the situation was more complicated than it A single contract for all employees was on her tray and wipes the table. Dan Hankins, attorney for the Ingham appeared. ratified in March, but the Board of Then she gazes at one end of the tabletop, barely noticing a quarters or stop collecting them. County Employees Association, asked the The East Lansing Democrat cited unre¬ Commissioners denied its approval because trickle of wine that has splashed on her —— gach evening after work Hoffman it feared loss of economic control over the board to implement the entire contract and solved questions of the responsibility of wrist. Her eyes lock onto something immediately drops her new bicenten threatened to file charges against the administering the contract and settling it. employees working for the county, important — her tip. Her large '■I more iJJJJ nials into the mayonnaise jar. in part county if the board did otherwise. "We are changing a relationship that (continued on page 101 brown eyes gleam as she sorts the IkiCO from fear that she might mistakenly Employees have awaited the implements change, selectively tossing some coins spend one. tion of their contracts, including pay raises on her tray and placing others in her pocket. She has also added compartments in her purse to store the since January. As the evening wears on Hoffman will hurriedly sift through special coins, again from fear that she might accidentally spend "I have been mandated and Tuesday other tips, all the while stalking one coin which has become a fixation with her in the past three years — bicentennial quarters. She has considered putting the coins into paper rolls, but that morning will file charges against Ingham County if the contract is not approved How They Voted Her tips as a waitress provides her with a continuous supply of would not allow her to see the coins. tonight," Hankins said. those coins. "You wouldn't be able to see how pretty the bicentennials were Hankins said the union would be on strike Hoffman has been collecting them since 1976, when they were if I wrapped them in paper," she said. within two weeks if the total contract was House of Representatives first minted. Security is a concern for her, and because of fear of theft, she not implemented. Here's how MSU area lawmakers voted on legislation this week. The legislators are "I remember the night 1 was working and saw my first does not store the collection in her residence hall room. "We are sick and tired of this kind of Reps. Dave Hollister, Lansing Democrat from the 57th District: Debbie sta..ennw, bicentennial quarter," she said. "At first I thought it was a fake, Instead, she hides the coins in a secret spot where they are on game," he said. 'The board is trying to get Lansing Democrat from the 58th District: Lynn Jondahl. East Lansing Democrat from but once I realized it was real I wanted it — and lots, lots more." display only to a select group of confidants. behind the scenes of the negotiations. They 59th District: and Sen. Bill Sederburg, East Republican from the 24th District. Upkeep is also a concern, for nothing bothers Hoffman more are asking the union to get involved in Senate She thinks the coins are pretty and admits that she may have than the sight of a tarnished bicentennial — or worse yet, one Senate Bill 65 bill to decriminalize the possession and use of small amounts of something it can't." — a "berserk" over them. She fears that her collection coated with nail polish. She always shines new arrivals carefully. gone may be Hankins said he would charge the county marijuana. The legislation would impose a maximum $100 civil fine for use or possession of getting out of hand. The collection is a pleasure, but it also adds a bit of frustration for the $19,000 that the employee bargain 30 grams (about an ounce) of pot, with no criminal charge or record. Imposes tougher to her life. Her more than 800 bicentennial quarters threaten to fill a gallon ing unit has paid him over the last two penalties for sale to minors, Passed 20 to 14. Sederburg, yes. "Sometimes it scares me," she said, "that one day I will have no months to continue negotiations. Senate Bill 244 a bill to grant the governor emergency powers in the event of an mayonnaise jar. — She money except my bicentennial quarters and I'll have to decide Commissioner Patrick A. Ryan said the energy emergency. If passed, it would allow the governor to lower the speed limit and plans to give the quarters to her children someday as gifts whether or not to spend them." board should be allowed input into some of restrict the sale and use of energy, display lighting, the use of private vehicles, mass the mechanical portions of the contract transportation systems and the hours and days public offices and businesses would be The Lansing Democrat said the questions open. Passed 24 to 9. Sederburg, yes. Opinion Ratify SALT II KI N \1 IN* M1GALDI The ideal result of a compromise is that both parties become happy with the conclusion. The sad reality, however, is that both parties become dissatisfied with concessions made. And so goes SALT II. Despite how individuals may feel about agreements reached by U.S. Medals for macho massacres and Soviet negotiating teams, the fact is that after so many years of talks there is no choice but for the Senate to ratify. Anything less is a tacit declaration of escalated hostility. Unfortunately, when stacking What a joke: John Wayne, the "Duke," is on how much they all love John Wayne, and dual who won the West, killed the Indians, pro arguments against con arguments, the cons win hands down. And getting a Congressional gold medal struck all he has done for America. and stalked forth into the prairies to prove the cons come from far left, far right and even right down the middle. It in his honor, a distinction shared by only 83 Rep Thomas Evans, R Del.: "I learned a that America is the place where a lonesome is uncomfortable to be in a position of blind faith, but Americans have no other Americans in U.S. history. What a lot from John Wayne and I think America Now, listen carefully to me, Jimmy, and guy with no connections can. by sheer real choice - we are in too deep already. colossal joke! learned a lot from him because he set the effort, become a sort of king. Well, the kind please try to understand: John Wayne had I mean, I saw John Wayne on the standard for American manhood." Listen, of people who buy this view are probably nothing to do with winning the West, or any Many peace loving people will say that by reaching an agreement war. He is not a cowboy, nor a soldier. He is both sides are given the perfect opportunity to blow each other away. Academy Awards TV show too, and this is a violent society, where men have the same folks who think all welfare realized that he's about ready to die; and I'll adopted the idea that a real man" uses only an actor. And a mediocre one at that. The slightest hint of cheating — of going back on one's word — gives a recipients are lazy freeloaders, and that even point out that he even acted well once violence to accomplish things. This ideal feminism is a plot aimed at weakening the Friends, in making that statement about legitimate excuse for itchy triggerfingers to react. Conversely, many in a while (most notably in one of his last gets perverted into things like bar fights morals of our nation, thus rendering it Wayne's "true grit," Jimmy Carter has hawkish Soviet "experts" are convinced that giving Soviets the films. 'The Shootist,' where the old actor and football. And of course, women are vulnerable to foreign baby eating Commu¬ shown he is no smarter than the folks who with cancer beautifully portrays an old excluded from all this. Since men see opportunity to be as equally deadly as the United States is the edge nist barbarian invaders. used to cuss out Peter Lorre when they met Soviets need to exercise their historical desire to annihilate the gunfighter who gets cancer >. But if they're themselves as so superior, they figure him on the street, just because in movies he This John Wayne manhood ideal, though, going to give out gold medals to honor great women owe them things like sex, etc. Some always played the bad guy. Media world American capitalists. Americans, surely they could have found men use violence to get it: i.e. the reality of probably has provided a lot of those becomes reality; and the men entrusted Who are we. who support the treaty, to dispell such notions? They people more deserving than Wayne, thou rape. An extreme example, perhaps, but a arrogant congressmen with a model to look with running the country are unable to seem to be myths, but who knows sands more. Even lots of better actors on than without SALT II there can be no SALT III. Our cultural schlock become more now, so defensive had it been written in intelligent light. So, 1 shall bow out and sit back and enjoy Rod McKuen a for what he did for me. Hare we rejoice? There was an article in the Wall Street Journal late last month about Americans who were fighting for the white army in "intimate" stories about other people's lives. Sunny Luna 1509 Wintercrest Maybe it's just the people I see, but no one seems to enjoy Zimbabwe. They were not mercenaries in the typical sense since natural things any more. Few get turned on by the stars at night, It w as a scene similar to skipping out of class on the day of the big test. they were not recruited and are paid what the average soldier there watching the raccoons or the rats by the river, the flowers in the Men don't stoop is paid i less than $100 a week1. These people are rabid But once the Michigan Senate was rounded up, it moved the state one woods, the rain at dusk. Most people are into getting or anti-communists, probably racists, who like to kill people. As one staring at tans right now. What we step closer to tolerating the widespread use of marijuana by passing soldier said, "I went big game hunting here once, but I haven't enjoy is artificial, produced by people. Consider disco, computerized music to balloon fights attempting to imitate human legislation with a comfortable margin of 20 to 14. bothered again because it doesn't do that much for you. After sounds. The bill which now moves to the House, would reduce the penalties hunting men, hunting game is sort of tame." Despite all this self-centered activity solely designed for Why did the men of Sigma Chi not These people are in hot pursuit of fun. What they want is thrills challenge the degenerates of first South for possession or use of 30 grams or less to a $100 civil fine with no pleasure, people really don't seem that happy. Self-help books and excitement, even though (in this case, because* this involves Abbot Hall? First of all. we were all criminal penalties assessed. have invaded our book stores and they are hurting other people. These are sick people but they are just being bought up. People don't like themselves much anymore. When people come sleeping at 3:00 on a Wednesday morning, The ancient arguments surrounding the evils of marijuana were once extreme examples of the product of our culture. from our activities and accomplishments, down from being at the party or the bar, they're again debated before the bill's passage, but the legislation in its present Our culture is in a very self-centered phase of its existence. In depressed more i.e. raising $63,000 for M.S., $1500 for M.D than ever. They talk endlessly of wanting to be back . form comes close to appeasing the majority of the Senate's lawmakers. the previous decade, perhaps we were oriented toward the outside dancing or drinking, to be constantly high when they know they can't be. winning the Greek Week championship for world and were aiming to improve that world. Now we are the third year in a row, and earning a Some of the Senate s more liberal members had pushed for the They want to be constantly diverted from reality. concerned mainly with ourselves, our pleasures, and what will combined overall chapter G.P.A. above the elimination of penalties for use of marijuana in the home, but the bill's help There has to be someting really wrong with our society or else us in the short run. all-men's average. final draft brings the penalties for possession and use down to a level people would not want to avoid it so much. In part, our economic Look at our movies; "Star Wars," "Rocky." "Jaws." Our top Second and probably most important is system might be at fault. We get jobs which really aren't much of a that will probably deter law enforcement officials from television shows; "Laverne and Shirley," the fact that the men of Sigma Chi did not going after users "Happy Days," "Mork challenge (except, perhaps, for the killers of Zimbabwe). We are of immeasurably small amounts of the weed. and Mindy." "Our three most care to play childish, totally non-productive, popular syndicated television shows: forever being sold placebos for our unhappiness, often "Lawrence Welk." "Hee Haw." "The Muppets" (and being However, the next step in the legislative process — approval by the they get convinced by the same source that we are indeed juvenile games with degenerates. worse, the next five are all unhappy when If the degenerates from first South Abbot House is what should worry proponents of marijuana decriminaliza¬ game shows.) Our books "Looking Out we didn't think so before. We are - for Number One." "Winning Throught Intimidation," "The placed in competition with one care to challenge the men of Sigma Chi in an another which makes us insecure. tion. Complete Book of Running." Our magazines; "Woman's Day," organized baseball or football game, or any On tw o occasions the House rejected the "National Enquirer," "Cosmopolitan." And of course our music, Yet the economic system per se can't be blamed for legislation — the last time by everything. other organized activity, we will greatly disco: the epitome of self-emulation. Our society was alive and vibrant just 10 years ago. Perhaps a one vote - and kept penalties for possession and use at a level entailing accept. share of the fault lies with As a society, we've lost purpose and faith. We have found our thebusinesscycle; it was easier to think The men of Sigma Chi feel that, judging punishment which, if enforced, would land innumerable persons behind about other people in the 1960s because this was a time when the government to deceive us, our religions to defraud us, our from the irresponsible behavior exhibited bars - including some Legislative members. economy was expanding and everyone could get a job. Yet even economic colonies to resent us. We've lost any ability to by your dormitory floor, it is time to Currently, laws outlawing the use of marijuana are inconsistent, understand the world and our role in it. We have become lonely the people who are secure in their jobs now — the people least evaluate dormitory men. not greek men. effected by this downturn — are more self centered than ever ranging from a maximum one year in jail and $1,000 fine for possession islands in a time where unified action is more important than ever. The Men of Sigma Chi before. Businesses, always looking for a way to milk us, have to the liberal $5 fine in Ann Arbor and East By concerning ourselves with very limited self-interests and Lansing. noticed that the middle aged consumer is easy pickings. Industry The latter penalty serves as an example: the goals, we must ignore everyone else's interests. We must ignore degree of marijuana use in a community seems to dictate the degree of penalty. Since public the blacks who want a piece of the economic the foreigners who want some of the pie. We must ignore technology and capital we sources say that these consumers used to save their their children and for retirement but are now money for directing their Dripping bee poo opinion regarding marijuana has eased up substantially in the past 10 hoard. We must ignore the animals and the environment and income toward the fulfillment of immediate personal desires and To; Schindler and Johnson. are spending a bundle years, the present anachronistic law is obsolete as a blanket statewide everyone else so we can look out for number one; ourselves. doing it. Re: "After all, isn't honey just bee poo?" We get small amounts of happiness from what (State News, May 24) No, it isn't "just bee penalty. House members should consider that factor, as well as the appear, from an I don't know why our culture is like this. I don't know why Senate's support for decriminalization, when they vote on the measure. objective standpoint, to be very trivial things. "Our" team winning anyone could get so excited about the chance to kill people in poo" . . . it's bee barf. in basketball. Soap operas. Sit-coms. Zimbabwe. Without understanding. I can Wade B.Lawrence Buying something new. only watch and hope for Buying something on sale Buying something that no one else has. better days. And I can understand why people would be willing to Entomologist Buying something that everyone else has. Buying, period. 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Iran, inevitably, is moving can jeopardize Russian tion has never been supported vene in the Iranian affairs are economic of its history. An old system of toward a decentralization of development in that by Iranian people. It has been economic, historical and relig¬ potentially unstable area, by organization and control, econ authority and power. It is the used either by dictatorial force ious in nature. omically and politically, has wish of the increasing the price of natural people of each to suppress the people or the Economically, the Caucasian been almost destroyed and a gas or by disrupting its deliv village and town to have de foreign countries to stir up oil fields (the major Soviet new system is emerging. The termined their destiny by internal unrest for their own source of energy), are running themselves within a united Historically, the Soviet re¬ country in a way is blessed by favor. The former more or less out after a century of produc Iran. It is the just demand of all publics to the lower east and being a hetergenous society. has been destroyed, but the tion. Oil production in Siberia is west of the Caspian Sea were The conflicting forces, resulting Iranian people of Azari, Kurd, latter is still looking for a not feasible in the near future. annexed by the Soviets in two from different ethnic-political Baluch, Fars,... background to chance. Iranians still remember Therefore, as the Soviet supply series of border wars with the handle their if€ goal .windswept me backgrounds, will lead Iran to a own internal af¬ how the Soviet Union, with the of oil tightens, the most pro¬ weak Qajar dynasty in the more progressive and compre fairs, run by councils and supervision of its Red Army, mising sources of oil for the early of 19th century. The tried to establish independent Soviets is the untapped oil in people in those areas having a republic from Iran in Azarbijan northern Iran. The Soviets close cultural and historical tie, VIEWPOINT: KHOMEINI'S APOLOGISTS and Kurdestan, (Kurdish Re¬ have been asking for conces¬ would be a potential factor of public of Mahabad) during sions of Iranian northern oil for political and social unrest in the WWII. But in both instances, a century. The Red Army Soviet Union. Executing in the By ABDl'R RAHIMSHl MS name of Islam the Soviet attempts, due to the lack of support of the Iranian people in those areas international pressures, and to the failed. withdrew from the northwes tern part of Iran and their support of Kurd and Azari separation was used as a lever Khodemion is a Ph D candidate in What gets my goat is that the priciple with the shah: his fear ate human beings. pretends to derive its raison or three-quarters Muslim, as The Soviet Union, to force submission of the of precise definition of charges The Western press is full of d'e tre from 1,400 years of not functioning in accordance apologists of the Iranian revolu¬ against his opponents and fair faults: it is biased; it finds it appreciated the downfall of the Iranian government to their LETTER POLICY a Islamic history. Whatever cre¬ with the principles of an Islamic shah, does not necessarily ap- tion take their naivete for an demands. Governmental ap¬ trial. There is no essential difficult to cut through the dit it earns or crimes it commits state without telling us what an intellectual argument. Mahdi's difference between an accusa predate a strong Iran under a proval was conditioned upon mental confines of its self- will be attributed to Islam as a Islamic state I tirade against the Western was. pointed out popular, trusted and extremelv the ratification by the Majils tion saying that so-and-so is interest and world view, but it is {"Iran Media," State a philosophy and a system of to the speaker that I see a germ nationalistic leadership. The 'the House of press communist, this and that, and willing to take a hard look at thought, and through the good of dictatorship in his assertion Commons_).But it News May 23) is a textbook shah, who was a bitter adver was rejected by the Majils. the one that says that so-and-so itself and learn. Time and again, graces of the Iranian revolution, that whatever was locked up in Sary of the communists in the Besides, the Soviet industries example to camouflage the real is "warring against God" and it has demonstrated its willing¬ the only credit Islam has earned his muddled head was Islam and page Viewpoints issues. What the Western press area in order to save his power of central Asia are heavily longer than 75 lini "insulting the Imam." It sur¬ ness to reject its pet, cherished is that Islam has not found out a dissent from it was not Islam, from Soviet sabotage, gave also be edited is asking is: What is the prised me to read Mahdi con¬ stances in the light of evidence that to condemn a man without dependent on Iranian natural As usual, the speaker launched Russians privileges similiar to difference between the shah demn what the shah's regime gas. An unfriendly government and reason. giving him a reasonable chance on a rigmarole and generalities, and Khomeini as far as the those that the Western coun- did to him for writing an article The apologists of the revolu¬ to exonerate himself is a con¬ and then political executions are con plumped for an tries were enjoying. on Richard Nixon, and condone tion in Iran argue that it took demnation of the system itself. ancient trick and asked me if I The Iranian revolution, due cerned? The shah ordered a when Khomeini is doing the wholesale massacre of the very things to some others. Mr. years of birth pangs for the French and October Revolu¬ To say that a man can be killed on such vague generalities as was a Muslim: A slaughter of a Kafir ( a non-believer) is justi¬ to its nationalistic nature, is condemning both Soviet and Begin your new spring look people by calling them com¬ Mahdi, it is not a question of the tions to stabilize, and if Iran is fied. When he persisted in insulting an Imam without with munist, anti-this and anti-that, Western press being biased taking all that time, the heavens telling us or the accused person making unfounded accusations Western interference. The Soviet Union confronted a cut from and Khomeini is doing precisely $7.00 against the Iranian revolution, are not going to fall about one's what that insult was is to say and interpreting known facts of with a leadership in Iran which the same by giving a dog a bad name and then killing him. but it is a question of some human beings being concerned ears. The crucial issue in this revolution is that it claims to be that Islam is being used for the same maglomanical purposes history, I stood up to protest. The president of the MSA does not serve its interests and Gary's. as at the same time realizing that Khomeini shares one common with the fate of unfortun¬ an "Islamic" revolution, and it some the shah used the threat of exhorted his audience, largely its ally government of Afghan¬ communism for his personal Muslim, to shout affirmation of glory. the greatness of God against the istan is threatened by the call 351-6511 Afghani people which have a VIEWPOINT: WALE CONTRACEPTION Let me quote something from "hypocrites," meaning of very close tie, linguistically, my own pened on experience that hap¬ the night of May 22 in course, people like me. The point of this narration is religiously and historically to GARYs Iran, does not hesitate to make Ulen too complex the Union. The Muslim Stu¬ dents Association of MSU had a lecture by a so called "Muslim that these self-styled defenders of Islam exploit religion as drug to work people up into a mass trouble for the regime in Iran. new unsettled Campus Beauty Salon Other factors which 549 E. Grand River—across from scholar" from the Sudan whose hysteria. I have talked to some encour- Berkey Hall. Bv HELEN HISCOE indeed some hazards associated trials are still in progress; only qualification seems to be Pakistanis and Iranis who are in and ALWYNELLE AHL with its use, although these reports are that fertility is that he was euphoric about the a state of terror of their An editorial published in the hazards are dwarfed by the restored within a year of stop¬ executions in Iran by the regimes, much more appalling April 18 State News, "China's risks of childbearing. Usually ping its use. I question the Khomeini than I witnessed during the regime and in fine idea", calls for a response one judges the relative risk of a author's evenhandedness, ob¬ Pakistan by Zia-ul Huq. He said shah's regime. Mr. Mahdi, from those who are aware of procedure by comparing the jecting vehemently to the risks that if he had been in Khomeini's please don't give me back the the history of the contraceptive risk of performing it with the associated with the female Pill, place, he would have executed a stuff that I am justifying the revolution. Ironically young wo¬ risk of not performing it, and yet applauding the use of an couple hundred of people more dictatorship of the shah. What I men today cannot seem to the risk of using no contracep¬ oral contraceptive for than Khomeini has done. After men am saying, and I believe what identify with the needs of tive outweighs the risk of using which may prove to be risky for all, he added, what are a few the Western press is saying too, women 20 years ago, and the the Pill for all except that them. hundred is: can you in your good people here and there. enormous impact that the Pill woman who is over 40 and If a woman .feels that she He said this from a public conscience allow history to had on the Women's Movement smokes. would like to have a reproduc¬ platform. He roundly con¬ repeat itself while you sit here of the '60s and '70s. Then The editorial demands that tive system that works "natur¬ demned all countries with with folded hands pontificating w Bar over¬ women were praying for some¬ scientists provide a safe, effec ally," we would urge her and whelming Muslim majorities, about the Western press? Show thing that would give them tive. reversible contraceptive her partner to consider other except Iran and Pakistan that Shums is a Ph D candidate in control over their own repro¬ for men. There simply are available methods of birth con¬ were characterized either half English ductive capacity. Until the Pill fewer opportunities for inter¬ trol, especially the traditional Fri. • Sat. • Sun. was introduced in the late vention in male reproductive diaphragm and/or condom, '50s. women were at the mercy function, and male physiology is which have a fair track record if of the somewhat unreliable methods involving their own use of diaphragms, or their partner's use of condoms, or not as well understood in this area as female physiology. Moreover, there are millions of sperm to be inactivated or used properly and faithfully. If these fail the natural conse¬ quence is pregnancy, with its attendant risks. We do not live RE NT A Come Dance to the Rock & Roll of even more ineffective methods. eliminated rather than one egg in a risk-free world, only one in WEEKEND Their fervent desire was for an effective method of contracep a month. In addition, if even sperm is damaged and gets which we can make choices *25 SPECIAL Longshot one about the risks we accept. tion divorced from coitus itself. through the contraceptive net, Perhaps contraceptive re¬ The Pill provided this freedom. the consequence may be a (Fri. pm to Mon. am) sponsibility can someday be It truly liberating for deformed child. was women, and was adopted by The Chinese male contracep¬ delegated to the male through a male pill, but if a woman really • 18 or older' Major Credit tive is purified a purified form Card them by the thousands, indeed wants to be in control of her or Deposit req. 2 Blks East of Hagadorn by the millions. No one forced it of gosspol, a poisonous yellow destiny she own may still upon them. No one forces it pigment found in cotton seed, prefer to make for herself. 351-1830 18. 19. 20 year olds welcome CURTIS FORD sure detoxified by heating. The chief Hiscoe and Ah I both upon them now. are professors Ext. 49 It is true that at that time not side effects are reported to be of natural science all the possible risks concerning mild gastrointestinal symp¬ its use were known. We have toms and potassium depletion since learned that there are in some individuals. 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May 25. 1979 Entertainment Godard's By JOHN NEILSON racial images are the film's ridge Cleaver, recite Black ' tonight The Devil" — one of the more State News Reviewer Power revolutionary Stones songs main substance. The Stones? slogans into a tape — People who show up at the They just boogie. recorder, distribute and /e-col- is rapidly assuming its finished Classic Films screenings of lect weapons, and lead white form. But in the hermetic world Jean Luc Godard's Sympathy Early scenes show Jagger of the recording studio, the women away to be shot. Every For The Devil this week ex picking out the now-familiar rather tame and thing except revolt. In other song seems Tycoon ready for big time chords to "Sympathy" — it pecting it to be a Rolling Stones scenes, intellectuals spray paint abstract. Is Godard suggesting movie are going to be in for originally sounds like a ballad. that rock music, too, is out of As the movie continues differ slogans on walls and cars, a quite a surprise. Sure, the bizarre political ritual is per touch with political realities? Stones (including a soon to be ent permutations are tried. We formed in a porn magazine What CAN a poor boy do, cept see Keith Richard trying out dead Brian Jones) play a major By DAVE Di MARTINO some bass parts. Nicky Hopkins shop, and we hear (twice!) a to sing for a rock 'n roll band? State News Reviewer part in the film, as Godard young woman respond ' to a The movie's final scene is shows us lengthy footage of the improvising keyboard parts. Turn on your FM radio and you're likely to hear Tycoon Brian ridiculous string of political perhaps its most succinct state recording session that event strumming guitars (al¬ wedged neatly between Foreigner, Styx or Kansas. Like those intellectual questions with sim ment. Many of the film's uallv produce the song the ways cut off from the rest of the other three bands. Arista Records' Tycoon is selling albums by pie yes and-no answers. pseudcvrevolutionaries run hel- movie is named for. However, group), Keith doing some sting It's as if Godard skelter over ocean and sand the bundle and though they aren't selling as many records as was saying ter — Sympathy For The Devil is ing leads as only he can. Bill that all revolution dunes where a film is obviously their competitors, it truly seems just a matter of time. was simply much more than just "Mick and Wyman and Charlie Watts sit¬ in progress. Shots are fired, Wednesday night Tycoon played what was remarkably only posturing — an exciting game the boys". ting out of the limelight, and those bored with other and one of the women staggers F their eighth gig in front of a live audience. The Bus Stop, disco for The recording session scenes eventually most of the band in a and haven and home of expensive drinks, was filled by a small but circle drumming out of rhythm amusements ("Revolution is the collapses on a camera are mainly a framework — they boom, which raises into the air rowdy crowd who's already heard the band's single and wanted opiate of the intellectuals"). To highlight, counterpoint, and jam. Later. Godard focuses on underline this further, many of for a final freeze frame. Revolu¬ to see it performed live. The single and most everything else Mick as he tries out vocal the band played was tight, professionally done and very much provide relief from Godard's the segments are accompanied tion as glory — death as main thrust, which is basically tracks with slightly different by a voice reciting humorous artifice. geared '. a contemporary audience. In other words, they're lyrics and Keith leading the political. Made in 1968, Sym¬ passages from a "political Godard leaves himself open gonna love it out there in radioland — and Tycoon is going to backup singers through the make a bundle. pathy For The Devil is a caustic novel" whose cast includes for a variety of interpretations comment on the revolutionary classic "WooWoo" chorus. What's interesting is that the band really seems to knou this. many well known world figures in Sympathy For The Devil, but chic of the time and, in turn, on These segments are slotted in "compromising" positions. that doesn't mean we have to Individually, each member of Tycoon has been in the music business for almost 10 years, playing with musicians as varied society as a whole. Sex, vio¬ between sweeping panoramas Revolution may be futile, he take his bait. Stones fans can lence, the media (including of a city junkyard where black seems to say, but it's still fun. satisfy themselves with shots of as Lou Reed. Johnny Winter and Mandrill. The reasons behind films), political rhetoric, and revolutionaries read from Eld Meanwhile, "Sympathy For Keith and Mick in action, and if Tycoon's f irmation are best explained by keyboard player Michael Fonfara. who simply says: "I just got a little tired nothing else the film is an making everybody else sound good." interesting document of a time Fonfara was one of four band members to originally form that is rapidly slipping away fro Tycoon. He and bassist Mark Kreider, vocalist Norman Mershon and drummer Richie Steinberg went into the studios 'Winter Kills' odd one that is rapidly slipping away from us. and recorded a demo that eventually circulated and caused Classic Films will be present three major label- to vigorously compete for the band. By BYRON BAKER him for his authorship of an and learns very little — he just ing Sympathy For The Devil Ev erybndy. unbelievably, wanted to sign Tycoon on the basis of State News Reviewer extensive string of loopy thrill¬ gets in deeper. tonight at 7:30 and 9:30 in B108 Winter Kills i.Avco Embassy: ers ostensibly inspired by actual Richert's script is short on Wells, Admission is $1.50. State News Ira Strickstein I'liv e D,-t\ is. Jerry Moss and Jerry Greenberg all said that it at the Michigan Theatre) is a events. Condon is perhaps best logic, but his direction has lots was the best demo that they had ever heard in their lives." Tycoon's lead vocalist Norman Mershon. dizzying serio-comic political known for The Manchurian of gusto. The picture moves has-,-: Mark K-eider recalls. Arista Records' Clive Davis we were the most prepared band he'd ever worked with. I'd fantasy about a mysterious Candidate, which was made into along sharply and there are eventual!} wooed the band, because, according to Kreider. take that from him any day." The collaboration worked so well, conspiracy involving a presi a rather celebrated film in the some swell set pieces: a wealthy- "the} g.i'. •■ us the best deal, and they had a slot for our type of Kreider says, the band plans to use Lange again for their dential assassination and a fa¬ early '60s by George Axelrod millionaire (Sterling Havden) music. Atlantic Greenberg's company) already had Foreigner second album. mous. fabulously well-to-do and John Frankenheimer. Win¬ chasing Nick off his ranch with and A&M (Moss's company) had Styx. Arista really needed us "I think where our strength lies," Kreider says, "is that American family. The film — ter Kills — written for the his private set of tanks: Nick since they'd nev r broken a really big rock band yet." there's a whole lot of mutual respect going down through the which is often outrageously screen and directed by William and his strange girlfriend (Be¬ Whatev t press criticism the band has already received guys. Everybody works hard and nobody comes from any funny, and, just as often, Richert — is not quite in the linda Bauer) involved in the usual',} ■•••nters or. the group's apparent similarities to bands like Foreigner and Styx. Kreider accepts the criticism but feels money — everybody came from hungry, you know, so that really makes you work your ass off. Because we want it bad. We merely outrageous — has a nervy and playful attitude to¬ same league with Candidate, but it is brash and nasty and loudest sex-scene found lately in an R rated movie, and Nick TRADING POST it to be slightly irrelevant. want room service. I mean heavy room service — so that ward such things as American loony, mostly in the spirit of confronting the family intelli¬ BUY SELL 6 TRADE 1 • us tor on fling that's part of the contemporary sound instead of having to drive a truck and write material we can politics, greed, power and the Condon's prose. gence chief (Anthony Perkins), rod r tie sa> s A lot of bands today are still playing stuff that play music and write material.' other mysterious conspiracy Richert sees Condon's story who, as a lengthy monologue sou-. > v.; ■ ' id to me. And the sounds of the new bands are Only the eighth time they've played in public, according to involving a presidential assas¬ as a grotesque cartoon largely- suggests, has for years been the s I ik•. I like the Doobie Brothers and Billy Joel. Kreider. Wednesday night's show is just the start for Tycoon. sination and a famous, fabulous¬ peopled by both gargoyles and pulling most of the strings for SPRING FEVER 1 tnir.k ' • > re getting some new sounds. Basically I just think In two weeks they'll be touring with Heart, then Kansas, Poco, ly well-to-do American family. victims, and punctuated with the Western world. A good cast new & used wi rc get i • ""pared 'o those bands because our group is up K»bie Brothers. Their expo: It seldom holds together as frequent bursts of violence. The appears in bits: Eli Wallach. fishing gear on product and that's where we get our contemporary and. •> ys Kreider mldn't ask for either a mystery or a thesis on tale concerns young Nick Kee Ralph Meeker and Tomas Milian back packs While not wholly unique. Tyi ton's music is at the very least political theory, but Winter gan (played, with his usual turn up as shadowy, mob-relat¬ • :hat the band has a very positive attitude, the equal of Foreigner's or St; x's — and with the mammoth Kills is nonetheless freakishly affability, by Jeff Bridges), the ed figures; the great Toshiro up t i each member being in the business for so promotional push and touring packages the band is under enjoyable — particularly so for pampered heir to the fabled Mifune plays, of all things, the camping gear the most utterly strong direction to get our taking, success appears to in inevitable. The members of those in a certain puckish mood Keegan empire, and his sudden Keegan family butler; Elizabeth a deal, to make records and go out and play — Tycoon are certainly ready for it. or in artificially altered states interest in the 19-year-old mur¬ golf clubs Taylor (in a wordless per¬ tennis "The reaction to our music has been very strong." Kreider of consciousness. The der of his half brother, presi formance) is a frowsy Washing¬ racquets i> bunch of guys I've ever been with." picture, leather coots x iver t ■ England to record their first album, says proudly "People in the industry are saying that a reaction slickly made and darkly witty, dent of the United States. Nick, ton madam, and craggy, old van ice chests uced by Robert John Lange. Lange. known for like this to a new group with a debut album is incredible. has "cult film of the future" an aimless lad with simple, Richard Boone pops in from •rk with Graham Parker. City Boy, Clover and "It's all just coming together." he says, looking around at the written all over it. nostalgic memories of drinking time to time. - apparently very taken with the band. "He other members of his band in the dressing room. "We'll do it, ya W inter Kills is based on a Ovaltine, becomes lost in a Writer-director Richert has TOP SSS PAID . tr.tti "mpliment." Kreider says. "He said that know?" sardonic novel by Richard Con¬ bizarrely complicated labyrinth received expert technical help for quohty don, whose years as a motion of conspiracies, conspiracy from cinematographer Vilmos used merchandise picture publicist well schooled theories, mobsters and macabre Zsigmond and designer Robert deaths. His aged, absurdly rich Boyle — Winter Kills both looks father (John Huston, who is and feels like an important film. American films win Cannes Festival awards superb) isn't much help; grin¬ ning lewdly, he waxes fondly about buying and selling power. It probably isn't an important film, but its odd humor and cheeriness make it somehow 509 E Michigan Lansing Mi . 48833 Ph. (517)485-4391 Nick seems to discover much worthwhile. France iAP) - Apocalypse Now and Lemmon Now along the lines of . English actress Susannah Y'ork ypse part of Indochina. Film Festival, the were named. honored Apocalypse Now and Joseph Conrad's classic novel, Twenty-one films - were en¬ jropean filmmakers The award for Coppola The China Syndrome Heart of Darkness. It is the tered in the 32nd annual festi¬ orned Hollywood as >f rich marked the second time he has best picture honors at though they were panned by- even story of a war-weary captain val. It was only the eighth time SPARTAN moguls who won many European critics. sent to kill a mad American since 1946 that Cannes judges -ado schlock movies, Cannes. His movie, The Con¬ Coppola, who also made The officer who set up a private have chosen an American film as American t'il versation. which deals with Godfather, constructed Apocal¬ kingdom and army in a remote the year's best. BASEBALL Thursday. wiretapping, won the award in Apocalyp; Fri 1974. IS ON THE AIR! Ford Coppo ; unfinished $30 Apocalypse Now is still un- million Vieti a War epic, was released, with "in progress" named best ,m. sharing the an version shown at the annual STOREWIDE MAY MADNESS SALE NCAA Golden Pain ward with West festival. REGIONALS Germand di tor Yolker Sch- Sally Field picked up the AH 7.98 • 8.98 MFG. LIST: londorffs The Tin Drum. best actress award for her title MSU Jack Lemmon was awarded Rock & Roll ( LP's 4.29 role in Norma Rae, a chronicle of the title of best actor for his vs. attempts to unionize workers in Jazz < 8-Tracks portrayal of a nuclear reactor an Alabama textile factory. PEPPERDINE technician in drome, a movie about an acci The China Syn¬ Another American, Terrence R & B ( Cassettes IT PAYSTOSHOPTHE dent ir, an atomic power plant. Malick, 36. was named best director for Days of Heaven, a SALE GOOD FOR EXISTING SUPPLIES ONLY RECORD STORE today at 3:55 p.m. "I'm happy to be honored for first non-comic role," Lem¬ harrowing, exquisitely photo¬ 640 AM my mon, 56, told reporters. "I'm graphed story about love and East also glad for the film. It's a great greed set in the wheatfields of Offer expires 5-27-79 Lansing Store Only film." Texas just before World War I, Critics attending the cere An international jury of cine¬ The Michigan State Radio Network applause ith a mixture of catcalls when ma venerables ranging from Indian director Satyajit Ray to where (0? house *220 m.a.c. roon-sat: 9-9 WBRS WMCD WMSN univ. mall. 332'-3525 sun: 12-7 REGGAE TONIGHT Red Cross has requested a special The Roots Band F-S Memorial Day weekend blood Monday Night Jazz drive due to increased blood needs The Randy Gelispie Sextet Brody S. Dining Hall Fri, May 25 10-4pm Next Week — C—jyt Call the Red Cross at 484-7461 so that you can "give before you go." Happy Hours llam-8pm Red Cross V ^izapd^ndepgKxjnd| £M Abbott fin LUnm* ML * Exhibition An Exhibition ot LIGHT FANTASTIC Photographs May 25-June 8 1979 In The Light Fantastic Gallery Ground Floor Kresge Art Center Catalogs Avoilable Free At Kresge Gallery, Light Fantastic Gallery Union Gallery Information Desk Main library Opening Reception Friday, May 25 8-10p.m + is counting on you. Aichtgon Stote News Eost Loosing Mich.gg, Friday. May 25, 1979 7 Blow up your school right now! By BILL H0LDSH1P Stat* News Reviewer Movie soundtracks have of ten been some of the speed through their standard high-intensity set, including "Blitzkrieg Bop" ("Hey, Ho! course, without no collection would rock Alice high school be complete Cooper's 'ood fo r biggest I.let's Go!"); "Teenage Lobot "School's Out." The song is of sellers of any given year. In fact, when Robert Stigwood got omy"; "California Sun": "Pin- special significance since it is head" ("Gabba, Gabba, Hey!"), reportedly the one used at the the bright idea to follow the and "She's The One." In a word, film's conclusion when Lom¬ Elvis Presley Blue Hawaii, it's great! bardi High is literally "blown to Kissin' Cousins, etc. tradition However, the Ramones are pieces!" by building motion pictures only the icing on the cake. Rock The album's only disappoint around albums instead of the 'N Roll High School also in ment is that it's too short, and other way around, he turned eludes a remixed version of doesn't include all of the- Saturday Night Fever into the Nick Lowe's "So It Goes" from movie's music — i.e., the Ra largest selling album of all his Pure Pop For Now People mones' "Do You Wanna Dance" time. LP, and "mood" music — "Ener or a new song that Paul Although The Sound Of Mu¬ sk still ranks gy Fools The Magician" — by McCartney composed specifi right behind avant garde synthesizer wi¬ cally for the film. Also missing Saturday Night Fever as his zard, Brian Eno. Also related to are several great high school torv's most popular soundtrack, Eno is the inclusion of DEVO's theme rock songs. The MC-5's rock soundtracks have done "Come Back Jonee," a de "High School" and Jerry Lee considerably well since the late evolved version of the great Lewis' "High School Confiden 60s with the release of such "Johnny" songs. British pub- tial" come immediately to mind. gems as Easy Rider and Wood punk rockers Eddie & the Hot Whether or not the songs will stock. American Graffiti stands Rods contribute "Teenage De¬ be included in the film is as a classic example of the pression" ("I'm spendin' all my anybody's guess. genre's continued popularity, and a look at two of last year's money/And it's going up my Hopefully, the songs will be nose"), while Michigan's own included in the film. Hopefully, hottest rock films The Last Rock 'N Roll High School will — Brownsville Station are fea Waltz and Animal House - tured on their classic "Smoking take Joey, Johnny, Dee Dee demonstrate that rock movies Do you have a learning disability caused by the artificial In The Boy's Room." and Marky Ramone to the often produce some of the There is a bit of high school superstar status they deserve. colorings and flavorings in your food? year's most entertaining rec¬ And If you eat the typical American diet and answer NO to ords. sentimentality to the tune of hopefully, Rock N Roll Todd Rundgren's "A Dream High School will open in Lan¬ While it's still too this question, Dr. Ben Feingold, eminent researcher in early to Goes On Forever," and the song sing at a drive-in! Until then, predict, this year's best rock time before Michigan rocke-s Today, Gone Tomorrow," and a that started it all — Chuck we have a great soundtrack hyperkinesis-learning disability (H-LD), and the folks at film and soundtrack will prob¬ get a chance to see the film, the TERRIFIC cover version of Berry's "School Days" ("Hail! recording to keep us satisfied. Small Planet Natural Foods would point out the following ably be Rock N Roll High soundtrack recording — Rock Ritchie Valens' "C'mon Let's Hail! Rock 'N Roll!"). And, of Gabba Gabba Hey! School. The New World Pic¬ 'N Roll research. By deleting all synthetic food colorings and High School (Sire SRK Go," with Beatlesque vocals by tures' release — which hasn't 6070) — is already available, Sire Records' teenybop heart flavorings from a patient's diet, allergist Feingold has opened in Michigan yet — is produced by Roger "King of and what a great record it is! In addition to two new songs and a throbs, the Paley Brothers. (For those who don't know, E ASTMINSTERPRESBYTER! AN* 1 observed remarkable personality and behavioral changes. These changes are followed by a marked improvement Drive-In Flicks" Corman. and "live" set by the Ramones, the Valens was a '50s rock star who CHURCH I in scholastic achievement. early reports seem to convey that the film will be this year's LP includes numerous rock died in the same plane crash f 1315 ABboTT RD (North of Saginaw) | Did he say "marked improvement in scholastic achieve¬ tunes both old and new all that took the lives of Buddy | — — Animal House. In fact, the dealing with two of the most Holly and the Big Bopper.) East L-nsmg j ment?'' Does he mean you can blame your 1.2 grade film's cartoon-like publicity basic rock themes: teenage Surprise of surprises, the stu¬ I The Ministry of Reconciliation point on your passion for junk foods? Not entirely but graphic is a virtual imitation of dilemmas and high school life. dio Ramones material was re¬ the one used by last year's The album kicks off with the mixed by living legend pro¬ ) Sunday, May 27 I he definitely believes it can contribute to impaired biggest comedy hit. film's title track, a dynamite ducer Phil Spector, who was so | Worship: 8:30 & 10:45am I learning ability. Set in the near future at the new composition by the Ra impressed by the band that he Does he mean you have to sacrifice the taste and fictional Vince Lombardi High, mones, complete with power plans to produce their next | Paul W.Green Timothy Quist I the film is reportedly a rocking chords and a Beach Boys-style album. It will be interesting to 337-0893 W/-UBV3 337-0183 appearance of your food in order to have a healthy anarchic comedy which paro¬ "Fun! Fun! Oh, Baby!" vocal see what happens when the '60s | mind and body? Quality food has been available for dies the great "B" rock films of bridge that recalls "Sheena" "Wall Of Sound" meets the '70s centuries without the use of artificial flavorings and the past, including elements and "Rockaway Beach." The incarnation. Apocalypse forth¬ THE PROTESTANT REFORMED CHURCHES colorings. from the early '60s Beach Party lyrics are typically Ramones coming! and high school flicks combined ("The girls out there knock me Last but not least is the Great traditional cooking lives on at Small Planet with the farcelike "14 Or out, you know Cruisin' around Ramones recorded live at the Natural Foods Restaurant, located at 225 Ann St. in East Fight" politics of W ild In The in my G.T.O."), and they trans¬ Roxv in Los Angeles, the Streets. And who better to form the song into a true inclusion of which finally ex¬ Lansing. provide the music for this type Small Planet has acquired time tested recipes from teenage anthem. The song is plains why the promised British That 'he Bible is God s of camp than the Ramones, later reprised with lead vocals import LP of the Ramones "In e Bible is God s Word it around the world to provide you with delicious food that is those Bowery new wave dar performed by P.J. Soles Ithe copableot Concert" was never released. error also wholesome and nutritious. The Planet serves Italian lings who have made a career blonde in John Carpenter's This is the portion that will out of parodying the great "B" Halloween i. who plays Riff dishes such as lasagne, spaghetti, and minestrone soup. probably be most endearing to e ot oil life and good He garage rock 'n roll of the past? Randall, I/ombardi High's rock Ramones fans, as the boys Do you like Greek food? They have the best spanikopita The inclusion of the Ramones in 'n roll cheerleader. Soles' tough this side of Greek town. South of the border fans can the star billing of the film vocals complemented by the have enchiladas, burritos, nachos, and more. Indian guarantees that Rock N Roll Ramones' back up recreate the CENTRAL Chinese. Middle Eastern, and French cuisine are also High School may not only be aura of a Shangri-Las't "Leader this year's best rock comedy. It Of The Pack") classic. METHODIST featured at Small Planet. will probably also be this year's The Ramones also contribute best "concert" film. "I Want You Around." a lovely CHURCH That Salvation belongs to the Triune God Don t forget such modern day wonders as Haagen-Dazs God the Father chose people who by grace olon Although it may be some new ballad in the vein of "Here save o God the Son bore the sins of His people n ice cream heaped on any of Small Planet s delicious body out of love for His elect homemade baked goods. From fresh strawberry pie to How to make a Christian decision. and to ? Holy Ghost irresistably draws finisheu men to true r blueberry-topped cheesecake, Small Planet does it naturally. Worship Services WORSHIP SERVICES Small Planet is open 7 days a week. 10a.m.-9 p.m. "This Weekend 9:45 and 11:00 Nursery Available Sunday 10a.m. 5p.m. Wednesday Studies in Bible Doctrine 7:45p.n 485-9477 Those people left on campus feature is at 9:30 p.m. Admis¬ sponsored over Memorial Day Weekend sion for both films is $1.50. may want to console them¬ PLANETARIUM - Ab- selves with any of the follow rams Planetarium is present¬ ing stimulating entertain¬ ments. ing, Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is? THEATER - John Guare's IRS black comedy, The House of through Sunday. Shows to for home class Blue Leaves, continues at the night and Saturday are at 8 office shop or lab BoarsHead Theater located at and 10 p.m. and Sunday features begin at 2 and 4 p.m. INFORMATION on computers the Lansing Center for the Admission for adults is $1.50, Arts. Parker Zellers stars as MSU students are $1 and Artie Shaughnessy, employed children are 50c. NEW DIMENSIONS IN COMPU as a zoo-keeper but a frus¬ trated songwriter with a crazy- ART — Nine master of fine wife and an overbearing mis¬ arts degree candidates will Jj 1 Ml (517)337-2880 tress. Carmen Decker appears begin exhibiting their works today in the Kresge Art I 541 East Grand River £ as the wife, Bananas, and L East Lansing Mich. 48823 Gallery. The show continues ( , Kerry Shanklin stars as mis tress Bunny Flingus. Curtain through June 10 and displays time tonight and Sunday is at 8 such art media as painting, I swiii:valM*t\ \c p.m. and the two Saturday ceramics, graphic design, liiside International Center shows are at 6 and 9 p.m. printmaking and photo¬ Classic Films will feature graphy. 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As MSU's men's track team for these seniors to wrap up a State News she said, "and I don't know where it comes from." fine career at MSU by qualify Sports Writer travels to South Bend, Ind. for All of MSU's athletes who took part in the She said a lot of the runners held back, since it the Central Collegiate Meet this iny for the nationals." second day of Association For Intercollegiate was only the semis. weekend, it will be the last Schneider will be participat Athletics For Women Thursday qualified for This is Spatz' first national meet and she said chance for the Spartan runners ing in the shot put while King semi final and final races despite chilling wind she was very excited despite the dreary weather. will compete in the high jump. to qualify for the NCAA meet and rains. "I'm talking to people I've seen in Sports next week. Moore, an AU-American in Spartans' 880-year medley comprised of Illustrated and Runner's World. But they're only- The Sprinters Randy Smith and the 1,000 meter run, and fresh Cheryl Gilliam, Mollie Brennan, Kathy Miller and human, I'm finding out." Ricky Flowers are the only man Michael White will com Pam Sedwick took first place in their heat, One thing that most of the athletes had in MSU tracksters to qualify thus pete in the 1,500 meter run. semi-final race with a time of 1:42.3. They beat common was the fact they were freezing cold. far for nationals. Smith qualifed Williams will compete in the out last year's 800-meter medley champs, Most of them were shivering once they peeled in the 100-yard dash while 400 intermediate hurdles. Cal¬ Arizona State. off their sweats shortly before their events Flowers qualifed in the 400- vin Thomas will appear in the Coach Nell Jackson feels this is the event the began. "I hate this weather, but I'll still be trying meter run. 440 yard dash. Spartans have the best chance to win. "If we beat my best," sprinter Leleith Hodges of Texas "Although he won't be run Bibbs also hopes to have a Arizona State, it will be quite a mark," she said. Woman's University said. ningthis weekend, Randy (who good performance from Jim Brennan said they had good hand-offs the The only records that were set on Thursday- has been out of the line-up for Stewart in the pole vault. The whole race. Gilliam, who ran the third leg of the were Ralph Young Field records. Debbie Esser's the past three weeks because of sophomore reached 15-foot-6 at race before handing off to Sedwick, said "I looked qualifying time of 1:00.2 in the 400-meter hurdles a groin injury) appeared to have the Big Ten meet, and Bibbs ahead of me and there weren't any teams there." broke the 1978 field record. "During the race. I a good week of practice. He'll hopes Stewart can hit the They will be going for the victory today at don't know how fast I'm going, I just go," she stay here and work out, and. 16-foot mark this weekend. said. She added that hurdling, just came hopefully, he'll then be ready for In a meet where team points approximately 5:20 p.m. Gilliam also qualified for the semi-finals in her two sprint events, the naturally to her. The three-time AIAW champ nationals." will be tallied, Bibbs expects the 100 meter, w hich she ran in 12.18 and the was told in junior high that she could never do Flowers, who is coming off winner to be either University 200-meter, which she finished in 23.91. Both hurdles. first-place finishes in the 1 of Michigan or Eastern Michi¬ semi-finals will be run between 3 and 5 p.m. She said that and 400-meter runs at last gan University. speed wasn't the important thing today. in the hurdles — it was form that counted. "You week's Big Ten outdoor meet, "Although Eastern Michigan Brennan, who competed in the 400-meter can be fast, but if you don't get the steps down, it will be ready for the meet. did poorly last week at the hurdles for only the fourth time, qualified for the can be like going into a brick wall." Esser said the "I don't think I've reached my Mid American Conference semi-finals by coming in sixth place in her heat, first two years she won the AIAWs were easy, peak yet," Flowers said. "I still meet, they still have a good with a time of 1:03.8 Brennan. who joked about because it think I have a little bit more left chance of winning it," Bibbs was a relatively new event. "But it her finish after the race, said she has a knack for Hurdler Teri in me." said. "Indiana (the Big Ten gets harder every year. I came into the sport at Seippel of Eastern Kentucky University. drawing tough heats. She was refering to the right time." Bibbs expects Flowers to champ) is probably favored to running together with Debbie Esser of Iowa continue displaying the kind of win it, but they've had problems Other field records were broken in the javelin State-, a three time AIAW champion. running prowess he had in the puttingtwo good meets back-to- "I'm just learning to get the form down," Rrennan said, "I'm trying to use my right leg and bv 12 of the 35 record was competitors. The 200-meter field also broken. , Fidrych relieved about arm conference meet. "Of course, we expect Ricky back." to gain confidence." You can see her in the semis The rest of the action will take place today DETROIT iUPI' Mark tendinitis that has bedeviled his Guise estimated to do very well," Bibbs said. SUMMER WORK - Fidrych's today at 3 p.m. and in the finals on Saturday. beginning at 11 a.m. until approximately 6:20 alented right arm for two "And I hope our other top Fidrych was not thrilled about once rebuilding probably would take $249/WEEK Both Lisa Berry and Kelly Spatz will run in the p.m. and Saturday beginning at noon until 5 p.m. several weeks. people will do well this week being placed on the 21 day- Interviews Moy 17 II finals of the 3,000 meter run on Saturday. Spatz The scheduled finals for today are the long end. I hope strongly that Paul disabled list for the second time "That's what relieves me." he "We're talking like a month of haS an excellent time, finishing second in her jump, ill a.m.' discus. 112:30 p.m.' 10,000-meter this season by the Detroit Schneider, Tyrone Williams, heat with 9:42.9. Berry's time was 9:51.6. Spatz run 14:30 p.m.' and the 880 medley relay 15:20 said. "It's probably from a lack inactivity," Fidrych said. "So I'll Dan King and Keith Moore EAST LANSING INN toward the end of the after Tigers but he certainly was of playing. I worked hard on my see you in a month." came on race leading p.m.' The rest will be on Saturday. relieved. shoulder, now I've got to work qualify for nationals, particular The comebacking one-time hard for that." ace of the Detroit pitching staff Dr. Edwin Guise Jr., the MSU ultimate frisbee team learned reason Wednesday the biggest he has been getting rocked, after pitching only an Tigers' orthopedic specialist, said the tendonitis in Fidrvch's shoulder apparently has healed NIVERSITY_ after national inning or two. was a weak muscle in the back of his but agreed the hurler needed rest and exercise to restore his ivUoCT championship pitching arm. "Now- I've got three more exercises to do. That makes it pitching strength. THE SUNDAY New $urk Sttnea This weekend the MSU ulti¬ basketball-styled defense. Each about 20 members, including six or seven." quipped Fidrych, mate frisbee team travels to team has seven players and captain Fred Pisacane. This his mind obviously eased by Penn State to compete for the throws for one point touch WIDK SELECTION OF year they had a record of 19 1, word there is no sign of the National Ultimate Champion¬ downs. No referees and the players call are used, with a string of four wins ll-hall tourney UNDERGROUNDS $1.30 ship. their own against University of Michigan. "It will be the fiercest com¬ fouls. .Although considered a var Earliest delivery of comics The Bryan Hall All Campus petitive ultimate frisbee tour sity sport at some colleges, MSI roaches "The spirit is the game," feels Basketball Tournament is every Sat. morning. (Back nament there has ever been," MSU's frisbee team receives no scheduled to run from Tues¬ team member Bruce Vail. issues of Comics) •USED BOOKS said Eric Simon, who originated "When you go to a tournament money from the university. receive awards day, May 29, through Friday- the club in the fall of 1975. "The Each member pays his own way it's very alive; it's a totally new June 1, with all games to be •CALENDARS five best teams in the world will to the different tournaments, MSU basketball coach Jud STORK HOURS played on the Bryan outdoor be there, and all the teams will and spends approximately $125 Heatheote and football coach court from 5 p.m. to 8:30 Mon. thru Sat. •PAPER BACKS MSU has the Midwest Darrvl Rogers were among p.m. 7:30a.m.-10:00p.m. be psyched!" won throughout the year. "We hold the record for the Entry deadline is 5 p.m. on Sunday 7a.m.* 10p.m. •MAGAZINES Ultimate frisbee is a game championship for the third year twenty four people awarded Monday. Cost will be 75 cents modeled after football with in a row. The club now has longest ultimate game ever "Minuteman" citations by Gov. for each entry and all money- 517 W.GRAND RIVER •HARDCOVERS played. Two years ago we went William G. Milliken Thursday as should be delivered to A102 Just W. of the bus station 15 hours against Kalamazoo part of the Michigan Week special order service! Bryan. College, from 6:00 at night until celebration. 332-6685 Hoopsters receive 9:00 in the morning," Simon is The awards honored citizens who regularly "take a minute" to speak up for their state. Forfurtherinformation, call Jim Barnyak 1355-0595' or Jeff Grizbowski (355-0609). n looking for new- recruits, as some of the mem special recognition bers are graduating seniors. "Next year, if we can get enough support, we'd like to The women's basketball team demic excellence and support of have a frisbee festival," said received outstanding recogni¬ goals for professional women Simon. Vail hopes to organize a tion at the Faculty Women's was given to Ruth Hill Useem, summer team as tournaments Association annual dinner on a professor in international continue throughout the Tuesday night at the Pretzel education and sociology. season. Bell restaurant. Team captains Lori Hyman and Carol Hutchins accepted the award on behalf of the team. This was the first type of special recognition the associa tion has ever given. "It was a community re¬ sponse to applaud their out standing contribution to women," awards chairperson Carol Harding said. Upon accepting the award, Hutchins expressed her thanks. "It's good to know that people are applauding us. We need support, as does the rest of women's athletics." The regular award for aca¬ tl Grand Opening ♦ THE i * * * LETTER * 116 Bailey St. In the stonehouse X * Fashions and gifts with Imprinted active * a Personal Touch for sportswear * * Gift Ideas •Men * Women ♦ Children * Tee shirts Ask about special rates * Towels * for team orders! * GRAND OPENING SPECIAL! * * off on all purchases 10% * of $5.00 or more * * _ with this coupon ^ Good till May 26 1979 ■■■■ U, \ -IP/in Stote News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 25, 1979 JEFF MINAHAN Ruggers win two Rain fell again last Saturday afternoon but it did not deter the On campus MSU Rugby Club, which convincingly won at Kalamazoo College 35-3 in the A' game and 22-14 in the 'B' game. The season's consistent training was evident in these games; both teams played arena??? as a unit with forwards working hard to provide ball for the backs Ever since the Spartans took it all this the once-casual talk about a new basketball past basketball season arena has found new MSU begins regionals who did plenty of running. With hooker Bruce McLaughlin returned from ball from the set scrums and captain injury, MSU won Tony Tocco and second row life. The need has always been there: it just became more obvious Tony Buchner won more ball than usual in the lineouts. The back Bv JERRY BRAUDE 46 17. and San Schultz made worthwhile line handled superbly and looked when MSU started winning. Diego State is a than him." very threatening time and again. State News Sports Writer 53-161. In all, seven tries were scored, one each Soon after this talk started it turned into somewhat of point about the short-handed MSU and Miami of Ohio (of by McLaughlin, Brian a debate, With key pitchers Jim Cotter "No matter what the other centering on the issue of whether the arena would be located on or pitching staff. the Mid-American Conference) Sekura, center Joe Lovato, winger Dean Widman, halfback and Brian Wolcott out of the teams' records are, they still Doug off campus. Lansing Mayor Gerald Graves' Blue Ribbon "Everyone on the staff has are entering the tournament as Dowdy and two by incenter Mark Smith. In addition, Wade Smith Committee proposed a downtown arena which would be line-up with injuries, it appears have to beat us on the field," thrown at least one good game conference winners, while Pep kicked a splendid drop goal. built at MSU's baseball team will be at minimal cost to MSU and of which the assistant coach Frank Pellerin this year," Schultz said. "So we perdine and San Diego State Spartans would be the In the B game, MSU was on the defensive for most a disadvantage when it enters said, "and I think we are know they will fare well if they received at large bids. of the first primary user. half but sound tackling by the backs This downtown facility would be NCAA Mideast regional play capable of beating anybody. are on top of their games." Pepperdine finished second kept the score down to 8-6 in part of a comprehensive effort favor of the home team. In the second half an to transform today at Kobs Field. You just don't know what can The Spartans will pitch Jay to California State Fullerton in invigorating MSU Lansing into a convention center, a renaissance of But the Big Ten champions pack, led by the line-out play of Matt Norris and loose play of John sorts. Business interests downtown would do happen in baseball. If somebody Strother (4-5, 3.42 ERA), who the Southern California Base well by this arena have also displayed the ability Barlage, provided the backs with much more ball. Tries were and are quite interested. said we were going to get six has two Big Ten shutouts this ball Association. to rebound from setbacks all scored by winger Mike Caparon, halfback Brian Smith and runs off Steve Howe in one against Pepperdine to¬ Tickets will be $2 for stu¬ second For MSU, it would not involve too much year, financially, which is season. And the Spartans plan dents with I.D., $3 for faculty row Tony Buchner. Curt Jay converted three tries. nice, but it would be quite a while before construction inning, I would have bet my day. Sophomore Phil Magsig began, on doing it again when they house on it that we wouldn't (2-1. 2.07 ERA* will pitch the and staff with I.D. and $4 for MSU next plays at Grand Rapids which may or may not be a negative factor, depending on who you Saturday with the A' game start the 32 team NCAA tour¬ have." second game of the tourna the general public. beginning at 2 p.m. The discussion of an on-campus arena has been somewhat nament against Pepperdine at 4 One advantage the Spartans p.m. today. will have, besides having the "Having our top two subdued, mostly because of the big bucks involved. The cost to The mideast regional will be home field, is they already have students of such an arena would no doubt be exorbitant, but pitchers out will hurt," Lit¬ a double-elimination tourna¬ NCAA tournament experience whiler said. "But you have to worthwhile? ment with the winner advanc¬ behind them. MSU has all its remember that Wolcott and Recently. Jeff Rowe, former president of ASMSU Student Foundation, tried to find out just that. As an assignment for his ing to the college world series. starters returning, except for Cotter didn't win all of our The tournament commences first baseman Chris Dorr and games either. If Strother and communications class, Rowe conducted a survey of 500 MSU today with Miami of Ohio third baseman A1 Dankovich, students, the subject of which was an on-campus Srena. Magsig pitch like they were This arena, which contrary to popular belief could be built on playing San Diego State at 1 from a team that received an capable of doing before, then p.m. MSU will then begin its at-large bid last year before we'll be alright." campus, would be an all-events building/intramural complex with tournament play at 4 p.m. a basketball arena for losing the first two games of Like the Michigan series, and upwards of 16,000 people, and would provide against Pepperdine. the tournament. additional concert entertainment facilities. In addition, intramural unlike the rest of the season, all The two losers from Friday "The experience the games of the tournament facilities on campus, i.e.; basketball, racketball, Softball, would be from last will square off at 10 a.m. year will definitely help," coach will be nine innings. nearly doubled. The effect of this arena on the basketball program, indeed Saturday and the two winners Dan Litwhiler said. "They "Our pitchers are the will play at 1 p.m. The winner know what type of clubs they entire athletic program, is no secret to anyone within enough shape right now, that shouting of the 10 a.m. game will then will be facing, and just having they should be able to pitch two distance of MSU. "There is a crying need on the MSU campus for a new basketball play the loser of the 1 p.m. the experience of being in there extra innings," Litwhiler said. game at 4 p.m. before will help." "But if they can't, then I think arena," coach Jud Heathcote has said. "It would put us on the same The championship game (two With Cotter, with an injured Mark Sutherland (the bullpen level as other top programs across the country. Our students if needed) will be Sunday. knee, and Wolcott, with an ace) can throw two innings for deserve a better facility than antiquated Jenison Fieldhouse." The Spartans' overall record two days in a row. Nobody has To finance the arena, MSU students would injured shoulder out of uniform, pay an extra $10 to of 27-25 is the worst of the four there's no doubt there will be more confidence than he has $15 at registration over the next 30 to 40 years. Keep in mind, this teams in the regional. Miami of arena and all these figures are only conjecture, and more pressure on the hitters. right now, and there is nobody represent no Ohio is 34-10; Pepperdine is Yet, centerfielder Tom that I have more confidence in approved plans. They were used for the purposes of the survey, and reflect what in reality would be the facts. What Rowe found out was that of the 500 students surveyed — ******* COUPON SAVINGS ******* 125 from each class — over 53 percent said that they would be willing to pay this additional fee to support an on-campus arena. ^ Both Athletic Director Joe Kearney and Jack Breslin, executive vice-president for administration and state relations, said that NEED MONEY? student input would be a key factor in getting the on-campus NEW PLASMA DONORS ONLY facility. This is where we revert to some basic arguments, namely, CENTER WILL PAY action. If students want an on-campus facility, they had better do IMMEDIATE CASH something about it, just like anything else. And with the arena it's now or never. If action does not start now, when the FOR YOUR TIME Spartans are literally at the top of the basketball world, it probably never will. Personally, I do not think this campus will see an arena, not in EARN *20 PER WEEK the near future at least. I do not think students care enough about it to support it, particularly over such an extended period of time. HOW?...just come in and relax in our reclining chairs and listen to your That is asking quite a bit. But if you want something badly enough, favorite music while donating lifegiving Plasma. you can get it. We will pay you $9.00 for your first plasma donation and $11.00 for your With very strong student support, the arena has a chance. second donation within the same week...PLUS we will give you a Free physical Without it, forget it. exam and over $60 worth of free lab tests. If you want, you can begin to do something about it by IF YOU BRING THIS AD WIIH »OU, YOU WILL RECEIVE AN ADDITIONAL $2.00 AFTER YOUR lit answering the questions at the bottom of this column and sending DONATION COME TO: them in to this office, State News, c o Arena, 343 Student Services AMERICAN PLASMA DONOR CENTER Bldg.. and putting it in the campus mail. A national Let us know what you think. 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There IS someplace bike patrollers GAYLORD (UPI) - State Police announced the arrest Thursday of a Detroit area man James Young based on evi donee found at a cottage in the Mancelona area of Antrim skull in three to say object. it places, other than was a heavy, blunt Island man hitchhiking near the freeway rest stop where she was killed. OPEN EVERY FRIDAY AND in the slaying of a teen-aged County. Hardy said. Livermore disappeared early Authorities Three area police departments are now hiring to fill 24 positions in a federally funded summer bicycle patrol program. girl, one of two recent murders of young women near this A spokesperson for the state Friday following an argument McGawley, 28. expected John to be sent back SA3A.M.mt BURGER KING police crime lab in Grayling said with her brother. Hardy said it to Rhode Island on a fugitive The Lansing, East Lansing and Meridian Township police northern Michigan community. authorities found "loads and still has not been determined warrant for a parole violation 3121 E.SAGINAW and departments are taking applications from persons 18-to State Police Lt. John Hardy loads" of evidence at the cot how she got from Fraser to on a forgery conviction within 35-years-old, for the program which is beginning its second 1141 E. GRAND RIVER said a murder warrant was tage where Livermore was Antrim County, or whether she the next four weeks. year. isued Thursday for Ramon killed last was familiar with the area. Friday. McGawley was picked up Applicants must have been unemployed for the past 10 weeks Scola, 29. Her body w-as found by a Meanwhile, investigators May 16. the day after Snow's to be eligible for this job which is funded by the Comprehensive The suspect was arrested at mushroom picker about two said they had received about killing, his clothing spattered Employment Training Act. A high school diploma, good his Detroit area home in the miles away, just west of the 150 tips in the stabbing death of with blood. communication skills and a clear police record are also required Jane V. Snow. 31. of Grand slaying of Victoria Livermore, Otsego County line. Crime lab tests, however, of applicants. 17, of Roseville. Hardy still refused to dis Rapids. determined the blood was Mc The bike patrols will work a 40-hour week and be paid $3.97 The warrant was issued by close what police think was The investigation in the Gawley's. He told authorities per hour. Antrim County Prosecutor used to fracture Livermore's Snow case shifted after he had cut his hand on a a broken The patrols will be riding bikes around the area to educate second series of tests failed to bottle while arguing with his bicycle riders on safety and traffic rules. The patrols will also be link the slaying to a Rhode wife in Indian River. authorized to issue traffic tickets to area bicyclists. Lansing Police Officer Tom Wilson said the program was effective last year — particularly in the educational aspect. Employees union strike The Lansing Police will be hiring 13 patrols, the East Lansing Police will be hiring six patrols and the Meridian Police will be continued from page 31 County Clerk Lingg Brewer cate that commissioners have the right to protest any condi DISCO ROLLER SKATES hiring five, said Bonita Nefs. State Bicycle Specialist in Gov. said he and the circuit court tions of the contract to the state Here s the hottest thing on wheels.. Disco William G. Milliken's office. Persons wanting to work in court administrator, but the judges had settled their differ Skates! Super attractive with suede low cut Lansing should apply at the Lansing Police Department. 124 W ences Wednesday afternoon law stands that the court is the Michigan Ave. with a reasonable solution. employer. uppers and nylon accent panels, large ure- Persons interested in working in East Lansing or Meridian But several commissioners He said there are indications thane wheels...matching toe stops double . Township should call the Meridian Township Police. said certain items still need to that the Supreme Court will action trucks. They come in men's and Applicants interested in the program which runs from June 1 be straightened out. change the law in a few years, to Sept. 30 should apply for the jobs as soon as possible. women's styling. These roller skates perform County Attorney Pete Cohl naming the Board of Commis¬ said recent court decisions indi sioners as the employers. better because they are built to be roller skates...not hybrid jogger conversions. And they're as much fun outside as in a rink ! Implantable insulin pump models built f A BERKELEY, Calif. • AP' — A There are an estimated 10 microprocessor, power supply, plantable heart pump, he said. California firm has built a million diabetics in the United drug reservoir and a small It releases a preprogrammed prototype of an implantable States but only about 1.5 mil¬ pump. insulin pump dose of insulin at a fixed rate that could free lion of them need daily insulin Shapiro said a concentrated diabetics from daily- but allows the patient to in¬ severe shots. form of insulin now under insulin shots, officials of the crease dose before meals and One of the main problems development will allow the firm said Thursday. with diabetes is maintaining device to carry a four month •during stress, when the need for the drug increases. George A. Shapiro, president the proper levei of insulin in the supply of the hormone, which of Andros Inc. of Berkeley, said allows the body to use sugar One of the major issues is the device would be implanted The shots help diabetics con¬ and other carbohydrates. The how will the insulin be deli¬ in the body like a heart pace trol their blood sugar levels. implant would be refilled by vered into the body," Shapiro maker But shots do not provide the injection through a self sealing said. The two positions that ATHLETE'S VILLAGE The pump would supply a same fine tuned control as the 5102 S. CEDAR port. seem most interesting now are steady flow of insulin that could pancreas, the natural insulin The implantable insulin in the thigh and just below the JOLLY-CEDAR PLAZA help reduce problems of loss of supply. And many doctors pump was an offshoot of collarbone, which is where vision, kidney failure and heart think the bad side effects of another project the company heart PH. 393-0300 pacemakers go," Shapiro disease that many diabetics diabetes result from accumu¬ has been working on. an im¬ HOURS: M-F 10-8, SAT 9-6 said. suffer, said Dr. Peter H. 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The speech w as sponsored by to the settlers who "Sofala became not just a the MSI' African Studies prospectors of gold to seek out place but a way of thinking, a ■s of wealth." he said. Many members of the white regime in Zimbabwe today are descendants of British explor If you thought ers who anticipated finding a land of wealth, as did the J. Ross Browne's S'ote News Kemi Gaabo Portuguese. The history of Sofala has not Two of the approximately 90 swimmers participating in Alpha Tau Omega Fra¬ been extensively explored be¬ INFLATION FIGHTER ternity's Swim for Cancer chose to do part of their 200 meters underwater. yond the writings of Muslims Thursday's swim, held at the IM Sports-West, raised approximately $3,500 for the American Cancer Society. who emphasized that the aura was a great deal... of the land was contained in its abundance of gold nuggets. You'll have to check out "Actually, the real income n agriculture and cat our new happy hours! tie herding." Elkiss said. "Gold Rape problem protested mining was peripheral and pro vided goods to be used by the M-F 4 to 7pm itinued from page 11 She said if the law is In 1505, Special Prices on: Portuguese voy first of three keynote can be changed. for MSI' agers entered Sofala with the Beer, Wine and s was Marcia Macom- "The law isn't the problerr seling Fresh Fruit Daquiris pro ing a per who said women's fear of she said, "it's in the attttu ies n the port. is not crazy or based on hors d'ourves also served the people carrying o "They brought wool caps and n. She cited current FBI brass chamber pots to trade for ies that state one of Joan Nelson, member and gold and ivory," he said. three women is a rape senior instructor of the Femin¬ Zimbabwe, however, was ine Self Defense and Karate never the gold region it was "Ft who are para Association, gave a history of said to be since the majority of lyzed we march to- women and rape in society gold had already been taken night." she said. In conclusion, she said. "It's before the Portuguese even name our outrage at a crucial for women to organize arrived. pep. real fear. We are to stop rape against women "The Portuguese mounted ims, who have a To wrap up the march. numerous expeditions and even to live free of potential Wagoner read a list of demands sent missionaries to baptize the dealing with rape prevention people and try to locate the e Rep. Debbie Stabenow. ment on campus and gold deposits they thought t Lansing, spoke on lav ind legal recourses ' She said in 1975 Michigan Last Jonestown corpse buried essed the Sexual Conduct and ssault Law. which changed a OAKLAND, CALIF. iAP< As Lewis, 50. talked, three - me last August and went to ipe law that had been on the The last of the 248 unidentified men used a scoop on a tractor to Guyana," Lewis said grimly. bodies from the Jonestown methodically lift each steel ies four degrees of "They were told not to tell me." suicide were buried in a mass casket into a concrete vault and sexual assault, specifies terms stack the vaults two deep in grave Thursday with only a few of imprisonment and makes it there to place flowers grooves scraped out of the illegal to bring out the \ on the caskets. sunny hillside. past sexual activity in court. The unidentified corpses in "They all sneaked away from "It made rape a violent c eluded 210 under the age of 16, rather than a sexual crime." she and 65 so small they were placed said. in 4 foot-long caskets. Eight ministers representing Protestant and Catholic churches prayed and read scrip Dummy eop tures vice. during a 20 r Spcc.oi Feo'^ a Nit< "This is the best place in the TONIGHT & TOMORROW WESTPORT. Conn. (API - world for them to be, despite This police officer is a dummy, what happened," said Fred but he's slowing down drivers on the Merritt Parkway. For the past four days, a Lewis, a San Franscisco butcher who lost 27 relatives including his wife, seven children and a "Carrie" mannequin dressed in a troop¬ sister in the mass murder er's uniform has been sitting in a suicide last November in Guy¬ cruiser equipped with fake ana led by Peoples Temple radar and parked in a con¬ leader the Rev. Jim Jones. spicuous spot along the high- The final 48 unidentified bodies arrived at the Evergreen Trooper Roy Beavers of the Westport Barracks, who sug Cemetry in trucks from Dover Air Force Base, Del., 2,500 gested the idea, said he got the miles away. mannequin from a department store and dressed it in a trooper's uniform. The new addition to the force has been "very successful" so far, Beavers saiH Hilarious Science Fiction film a brillant haunt- ingly horrific view of the future ionsing Michioan Friday. May 25, 19791 3 Summer Rates are now in effect Open Bowling all day and evening 7 days a week the Devil (1+1) Fri. 7:30/9:30 B108 Wells *1.50 A division of the ASMSU Programing doerd, funded by student tax money. Partially funded by the RHA Alternative Movie Fund. 14 Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 25, 1979 Classified Advertising Automotive Employment | [jj"| [_ Employment "j Ijjjj] QjmploymenT] [JJ] | Employment | j jj] [ Employment ~|[Jj~] rimpToyment | PINTO 1975, 2 door, WAITRESS PART time, FAST FOOD MANAGERS COOKS FULL and part AVON Information sports accent group. Rear time - WAITRESS and hostesses ATTENTION STUDENTS experienced Apply in person DOMINO'S PIZZA (250 units Experience not neces¬ part time. Call IMPERIAL EARN MONEY FOR LIFE'S from Japan, Malasia, Hong PHONE 355-8255 347 Student Services Bldg defog, undercoated, excel only PERRY'S OLD COZY nationwide) needs experi¬ sary Apply HUDDLE WEST GARDENS. 349 2698 EXTRAS. Become an Avon Kong, Expansion in our lent. $1600 337 2563 INN. 1146 South fast food managers 138 S Waverly, Lansing Washing enced 3-5-30(3) representative. You can earn World-Wide (business. 627- RATES 8-5-25 (4) ton. 8-6-1 (5) to be trained for posi¬ 8-5-25 (4) now extra money selling quality 4951, 8 5-30(4) DAYS tions as store managers. You 4 HOSTS bounceers needed products part-time during the PLYMOUTH DUSTER 1971 DENTAL OFFICE MCDONALDS RESTAU can earn up to $250 per week - perma¬ •o work evening hours at hours that suit you best. For CHILD CARE - one, 8 year 1 day-90' per line runs good, automatic, new ines i 3 6 8 RANTS of E Lansing and while in training Our expan¬ nent part-time afternoon po¬ JUS STOP. Call for appoint¬ details, call 482 6893 old boy during summer. Own 3 days-80 per line batterv $300 Days 485 6520 for ambitious and intel¬ Okemos are now accepting sion offers exciting oppor¬ sition ment. 332 2901 5-6-1(4) C-10-5-31 (81 h 2.70- 7.20 3.66 9.60 -13.50 16,80 18.00 22.40 6 days-75! per line nights, work 353-0674 applications for full and part tunities for you to join the ligent individual with desire to transportation 0559. 3-5-29 (4) Pool. 332- 8 days-70! per line time employment. Various fastest growing pizza com¬ learn dental office procedure. TRUSTWORTHY PERSON s 4.50 12.00 22.50 28.00 STUDENTS shifts are available from 6 pany in the world Your salary Immediate opening Call 485 to live in country home and ALL STUDENT Advertising 6 5 48 14.40 27.08 33.60 PONTIAC WAGON '72. Ex¬ a.m. to closing Apply from 8 as beginning manager 7181 or 694 3445 care for 2 dogs from June 11 must be prepaid Monday, 6 30 16 80 31.50 39 20 cellent interior with many Looking for a summer job in to June 25 676-5442. to 10 a.m. or 2 to 4 p.m. $12 500 per year plus 25% 8-5-25 (8) May 7 through end of term. the greater Lansing area that extras. Runs good 349-2703. Monday thru Friday 1-5-25(5) 18-5-31 (3) MASTERCHARGE I VISA WELCOME profit of the unit Supervisory won't keep you cooped up in Z-3-5-25 (3) 5-5-29 (11> and franchising opportunities BARTENDERS - full and EconoLines—3 lines-s4.00-5 days. 80'' per line an office sitting at a type¬ available after 12 months part time. Experience not RECEPTIONIST FOR proper MODELS - $10/hour. Apply writer? over 3 lines. No adjustment in rate when SUBARU WAGON - 1972, MAINTENANCE MAN ex- successful store manage¬ necessary Apply HUDDLE ty management firm Light VELVET FINGERS. Call 489 cancelled. Price of item(s) must be stated runs well. $500 or best offer. Derienced. part-time. Apply in ment. Send resume to Joyce WEST 138 S Waverly, Lan typing. Apply at All State 2278. OR-22-5-31 (3) We've got them for you!. in ad. Maximum sale price of MOO. 337 2568 nights and week- person Hospitality Inn 3600 White 6300 W Michigan sing. 8-5-25 (4) Management 241 E. Saginaw PART TIME Day or even¬ ends. 3-5-25 (3) Dunkel Road 4 5-25 (41 Ave, Apt H 2 Lansing, Suite 411, C-5-6-K5) - No Commercial Ads 48917 5-6-1(22) STUDENTS ing janitorial work. Immediate Peanuts Personal ads 3 lines '2.25 per WAITRESSES SUMMER JOBS opening. Call Mr. Grossi, WINDOW VAN 1976 Dodge, insertion. 75' per 482-6232. 6-6-1 (4) line over 3 lines (pre¬ all extras, cruise control, reg¬ COUNSELORS DRIVER SKILLED LABORERS We need friendly, outgoing, and needed for a Girl payment). ular gas, radials, excellent nurse UNSKILLED LABORERS Opportunity to work in home assertive individuals to work Scout Camp. 6 27-8 19. Call city, state or in central Michi¬ STORE DETECTIVE full or Rummage Garage Sale ads —4 lines - - s2.50. $4,100. 676-4579. 5-6-1(5) CONSTRUCTION WORK NOW through SUMMER Midterms are over, but finals part-time. Criminal 63' per line over 4 lines-per insertion. Michigan Capitol Girl Scouts, gan Sell NEW AGE EN¬ Justice Shifts run from 9 am - 9 pm, are coming up quick, you CYCLOPEDIA and complete 484 942 ' 5-6-1 (5) majors. 641-4562. 'Round Town ads- 4 lines-^.SO-per insertion. 63' per line over 4 lines. Auto Service IV] hours are flexible work as many as you wish. you can TEACHER NEEDED Tues¬ haven't found someone to sublet your apartment for the child development program $400 per week, plus travel OR-20-5-31 (3) Some experience preferred summer, and you have no Lost 8 Found ads Transportation lines-M ,50-per insertion. 50' per line ads over 3 MASON BODY SHOP 812 E Kalamazoo since 1940 Auto Apply in person between 2-4 days and Thursdays at Ma son Co Op Preschool Prefer idea where to even start Female applicants are en¬ couraged to consider these expenses summer. and bonus at end of Call Mr. Sargent 9 I HI* ~lffl pm Ask for Linda. looking for a flexible summer a.m.-5 p.m. 882-2678 3 lines. painting collision service degree in elementary educa¬ positions, too - Salaries range ATTENTION FACULTY: job that pays well. Z-5-6 1(13) on American, foregin cars 485- tion with preschool or early up to a maximum hourly rate: Deadlines Lake Michigan, June 23 0256. C 22 5 31 (51 elementary experience desir¬ full and part-time opportuni¬ ties available. SILVER DOLLAR Saloon has though July 7. Beautiful Ads-2p.m.-1 class day before publication. able. For information, call openings for summer kitchen grounds and beach. Sleeps Cancellation Change-lp.m.-l class day be¬ GOOD USED tires, 13 14-15 SILVER DOLLAR SALOON Larame Roberts, 676-4221; or 8-10. $750.669-5513 If hard work and physical help All hours available Ap¬ or 1-616- fore publication. inch. Mounted free. Used 3411 E. Michigan Ave Tracy Simpson 628-2995 exercise are appealing to you, ply in person between 2-5 399-4294. C-5-5-29 16) Once ad is ordered it wheels and hub caps. PEN- 8-5-29 (15' 3-5-25(10! cannot be canceled or p.m. 5-6-1(5) NEL SALES 1825 Michigan give us a call today to set up a changed until after 1st insertion. personal interview! LAKEFRONT COTTAGE on Lansing, Michigan, 48912 8USPERSONS, WEEKEND for: LOOKING FOR a way to beat Crooked Lake, near Clare, There is a M.00 charge for 1 ad change plus 482 5818. C-22-5-31 (6) dishwashers wanted. Apply the summer unemployment MANPOWER, INC. sleeps 6, $175 per week. 50' per additional change for maximum apply in person any after n person. Stonehouse Rest¬ OFFICE WORKERS 601 N, CAPITOL blues' Must be able to relo¬ 349-2624 8-5-29 (41 of 3 changes. ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT ex¬ noon. RAINBOW RANCH FILE CLERKS aurant, 116 Bailey, 332-8420 cate. Write P.O. Box 744 East haust for your 2843 E. Grand River. 351 372-0880 The State News will only be responsible for foreign car, in 3 5 25 (5) TYPISTS Lansing for more information the 1st day s incorrect insertion. Adjust¬ stock at CHEQUERED FLAG FOREIGN CAR PARTS 2605 1200. 5-5-29 6' FIVE EVENINGS per month, KEY PUNCH OPERATORS CLERK, TYPISTS "NO FEES, GOOD PAY" or call 372-8303, Send per¬ sonal data 1-5-25(7) | Apartments | [ jp] ment claims must be made within 10 days East Kalamazoo Street. One DOMINO'S PIZZA 5 11 pm Sorting and stuff¬ SECRETARIAL ASSIS¬ of expiration date P.S. Wherever you spend the RED GIANT has a large mile west of campus. 487- Is hiring full and part-time TANTS ing mailings Reply MRHA, SUMMER EMPLOYMENT selection of houses, apart¬ Bills are due 7 days from ad expiration date 5055. C-5-5-25 I6I deliver/ people Flexible PO Box 30085, Lansing, summer, look for the nearest MANPOWER agency in the for MSU students with multi- ments, duplexes, studios etc. If not paid by due date a 50' late service hours Can make up to 48909 8-5-25 (4' Full and part time assign¬ white pages. Similar employ manufacturer distributor. Most areas, sizes and JUNK CARS wanted . Also ments are available, hours are charge will be due selling used parts. Phone 321 UFEGUARDS WITH ment opportunities are wait¬ Automobile required. 339- prices. Call and see if we have ad flexible, and salaries are com¬ 9500 C 8-5-31 (5) 365' C 22 5-31 (3) vanned se vor ufe saving and mensurate with skills and ing for you all over the what you're looking for. Be country! 11-6-1 (40) tween 9 9. 349 1065. WSi T: and part time posi- experience. Several positions BEAUTICIAN NEEDED in 1 UGLY DUCKLING Will buy 2068 Cedar St.. Hon C24 5-31 (7) Automotive :Ui App-v Hospitality Inn. • o-s require little or no training at busy Holt Salon. No experi¬ P *pj! Automotive your car 372-7650 1561 Hasiett Rd. Haslett 3600 Dunkel Dr Lansing. all. (Male applicants wel¬ SUMMER HELP ence necessary. Guaranteed C 1-5-25(3' 1139 E Grand River. 4 5 25 16 come!) We are SUPER-BUSY! salary plus commission. 694- ATTENTION!! WE buy late model imported and domes¬ DATSUN 1971 transportation - very reliable $200. Aher 7 E. Lansing 5214 Cedar St.. Lansing BABYSITTER NEEDED in my 8550. 5-5-25 (5) REDUCED tic compact cars. Contact Motorcycles of Typists 337 1839 Z-4-5-25 (31 3608 N E. St., Lansing Lake the Hills Haslett ' John DeYound. WILLIAMS pm . 801 Thomas L Parkway home from 4 30 p m. to 3 30 Drivers SECURITY PART time posi¬ tion available. Neat appear¬ SUMMER Secretaries VW, 484-1341. C-22-5-31 (5) DELTA 88 Oldsmobile 2 HONDA. 1975 CB 750 ac a.m. Ca'i 339-3217 before 4. door 350 V-8 power steer cessones, just tuned, good after 4 call 489 9262 General Laborers Computer Operators ance, ability to work with people. Apply in person, RATES ALL STUDENT Advertising 7 5-29(6) ing, power brakes, automatic. condition, $1200 394 6416. Meridian Mall Office, Oke¬ ON LEASES SIGNED must be prepaid Monday, It's a good car1 $395. Where' X 3 5-25 (3) mos. 5-5-25 (6) May 8 through end of term CUSTOMER SERVICE Temporary and permanent THIS WEEK! FLUMERFELT STAIR CHEV¬ NO FEES, GOOD PAY- 18-5-31 (3) Phone clerk to handle custo¬ placement. ROLET 655 4343 KAWASAKI KZ 400, 1975. 'Two man from $80 per mer questions and com¬ Never any fees! RESEARCH ASSISTANT - OR 3-5-29 7) Excellent condition 6.000 PS. If you do decide to leave person. BMW 1977 V 302 I, 15 000 miles $700 353 7587 plaints Experience preferred, part time opening for a East Lansing for the summer, research assistant to work 'Four man from $45 per miles, metallic silver, blue but not necessary. Perma¬ FIAT 1973 Red Z 5-25 (3) check the white pages for the interior, AM-FM stereo tape nent full time position. $3/ under the direction of a CIVIL ENGINEER position o- MANPOWER agency nearby, automatic. Phone (517)351- with consulting engineer¬ hour. Call for appointment, physician in a hospital set¬ RIVER'S & HONDA 1975, 4 cylinder CB pen for similar employment op¬ 2081 office, 332-0802 or 371 5550. 8-5-29(8) PROFESSIONAL ting. The individual should 400. 600 actual miles. Has ing firm for project engineer portunities. 11-6-1 (52) have a strong interest in WATER'S EDGE (313)574-1468 2-5-25 (6) PERSONNEL been in storage Special fair¬ on municipal work, Minimum five years experience and BABYSITTER HOUSE¬ LEASING scientific research, with a APTS. ing $1195 00 firm 349-3649 CAMPSTAFF ENJOY KEEPER, summer, 25 hours a 094-4090 good mathematical back¬ >5 25 (5) registration required. Moore 333*4431 and Bruggink 2020 Monroe per week, children 8 and 6, summer job with pay near 1-5-25(22) ground. Experience not ne¬ steering, power brakes, good GET AROUND campus fast1 Traverse City that has life cessary. Contact the Person¬ Avenue NW, Grand Rapids, $3.00 per hour, own transpor¬ condition. After 5 p.m. "337 Solex Moped. Only used 1 Ml 49505. 1 616-363-9801 tation to Okemos. Refer¬ time value, recreation, room PART-TIME person to assist nel Department of Ingham SUMMER SUBLEASE-Terrif- 0196 Z 2-5-29(3) and board Openings: Swim¬ in setting up displays building Medical Center, 401 West month. $375. Includes gas Z 10-6-1(12) ences. 349 3827 after 5:30. ic, inexpensive, 2 bedroom, BUICK SKYLARK 1976 ming, (WSI): canoeing, track stages and changing mar¬ Greenlawn. 5-5-25 (15) furnished. Parking right be¬ can, oil & lock 332-3046 7-6-1 <6' 43,000 miles, 231 V-6, stick MUSTANG. 68 classic V8 and field, golf, crafts, mainte¬ quee. Apply in person at Z-3 5-29 i4! PART TIME hind Campus Comers II. Call shift, excellent condition good condition $750 or pest evenings. Mon¬ kitchen work. Give Meridian Mall office. SOUTH LANSING firm look¬ nance or UNIFORMED SECURITY of¬ Mike 355-9433, Dan, 355- $2650. Call 339-3024 offer. 351-9409 evening SUZUKI 380 CC. 1976. Excel¬ day-Friday East Lansing 3-5-25 (6) references when calling or ficers, full or part-time, 641 - 9468 or John, 355-9483 Z 5-5-25 (3) area Must be neat, dependa¬ ing for dependable man for a 4-5-25 (4) lent. Must sell. Best offer. writing Chippewa Trail 4562. OR-20-5-31 (3) ble and have own transporta very interesting position in Z-2-5-25 171 353 7499 anytime Camp, Route 1, Ripid City, Ml TAXI DRIVERS wanted. tion. Call between 2 and 5 product reconditioning and CAMARO LT 1977. Excellent MUSTANG TURBO 1979 Z-3 5-29 (3) 49676 ( 6161 322-4242 (10 Must have excellent driving 4 TRX, air, cruise pm 655-3931 8-5-30 '61 repair Hard, honest work, at speed. 350 V-8, 17 600 stereo a.m. - 4 p.m.). Dates em¬ record. Apply VARSITY CAB $5200 351 9132 5-6-1(3' fair rate of pay. Inquire at miles, female owner $4490 ployed 6 17 -8/19. 332-3559. 7-6-1 (5) Battery Exchange, 7011 S. Call 332-4962 evenings. Employment APPLICATIONS FROM MSU Cedar, Lansing, No phone Z-5-5-25 113) 2-5-25 (4) MUSTANG '68 - V-8 auto students are now being ac New calls please. 2-5-25 (8) matic. exhaust $400 cepted for summer part-time 731 KENNEL MANAGER - Live- COOKS EXPERIENCED. CAMARO 1975 Sharp 332-3821 after 5 p.m employment in food service in-Female - Part time. No FULL AND part time lawn Full and part time. Apply in 33,000 miles, 6 cylinder, auto¬ Z 3 5-30(3) at Kellogg Center Fill out UNIVERSITY matic, power steering, stereo experience necessary 351- maintenance Experience pre¬ person only, 2-6 p.m. PER¬ applications at the Kellogg RY'S OLD COZY INN, 1146 5105 Z-1-5-25(3) ferred. Call Mr. Dudgen 482 with cassette. Best offer. 332 MUSTANG II 1974 V-6 Center in room 116 between South Washington. ERRACE 7497. 5-5-25 (5) 8 a m.-5 p.m. 8-5-25(8) 6232 6 6-11 (4i 8-6-1 (5) 56,000 miles. $1,600 or bes' CAPRI 1974 V6 38,000 offer. 353-7876 or 355-5914 Z 3-5 30(3i ATTENTION do you like to STUDENTS travel' Are you - APARTMENTS 414 Michigan LEASING FOR 3313430 - - LOOKING FOR responsible miles. Excellent. $2100 or looking for an opportunity to 'Air Conditioned junior or senior student to best offer. 323-9168 ing, automatic, new exhaust make good money this sum¬ mer? If you have the entire babysit for my two boys on PROFESSIONAL SOUND REPRODUCTION 'All Appliances including dishwasher 7-6-1 (3) radials. $1200 339-8435 summer free, call 485-2324 for interview appointment. week-ends. Self-transporta changes a party into an 'luxurious Furnishings SUMMER ONLY. CHEAPEST PRICES in the 5-6-1(3) an tion important. 484-2019 'Shag Carpeting 5-6-1(9) 7-6-1 (6) 'On-site Management from Williams state. RENT-A-CAR. UGLY DUCKLING $7 95 dav OLDS DELTA 1973, excellent Extravaganza! ♦Private Balconies —across -various floor plans 372-7650. X-C-5-5-3K4) condition, good motor and 'SWIMMING POOL —air conditioned Available for: MANAGER TRAINEES l/IDIEs body $1095 694 5726 —furnished •Private Parties 5-5-29 (4' CUTLASS SUPREME 1976 2 4 year •Graduations SPECIAL SUMMER —carpeted power steering, power or degree graduates: Horticulture —great location RATES brakes, air, AM-FM Ziebarted. Call after 6 8461. $3000. 8-5-29 (4) stereo, 337 PINTO 1974 Hatchback Good condition. Call 355-5165 ask for Susan Z-5-6-K3) Nursery Management or Retailing preferred. We have openings in the Detroit & Chicago (Vspiisc® Wsihows 351-7212 Metro areas for hard-working individuals 489-9775 Chance for fast promotion, liberal fits. fringe bene¬ NOW LEASING f^ake -die payment on the car In interested, send resume to: CAMPUS FOR SUMMER If you ve been JJ bending over backwards look¬ FRANKS NURSERY HILL AND FALL earn$80, ing for a Summer job. our company still has 6399 E. NAUADA attention: personnel a few positions open where a student can *2 Bedrooms DETROIT, MICH. 48234 expect to make $3000-54000 this Summer if willing to relocate. Interviews today at 1pm and 4pm, tomorrow at 10am and W. Grand River, past the bus station, next 2pm. 425 CEDAR GREENS 'Furnished Apts. •Free Roommate Service sgH a month for 2 or 3 hours a week of your spare time to Mr. Tonys Pizza. Casual dress. Please be •Dishwashers on time, or call 372-8303. SPECIAL SUMMER RATES Join the Gang at... •Central Air Conditioning •ONE BEDROOM FURNISHED Burcham Woods 'Swimming Pool THEY WENT THAT A W AY COLLING WOOD .. .TO donate plasm< APARTMENTS Now leasing for Fall •Unlimited Parking You may save a life! and Summer APTS!! It's easy and relaxing. Ctopcfemgfjam 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED LUXURY APTS. •AIR CONDITIONING •SWIMMING POOL •air conditioning •ample parking •Pleasant Landscaping •Special 12 month rates * air conditioned Be a twice-a-week regular. $9 cash each donation, plus bonuses. 'private balconies 'dish washer disposal •PRIVATE BALCONIES • WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE TO •furnished •bus service FREE BUS * * dishwasher shag carpeting this ad worth $5 extra *shog carpeting * unlimited parking New donors only Phone for appointment 'swimming pool 'on sight maintoinonce CAMPUS SERVICE * plush furniture 745 BURCHAM Model Open 9-9 a model open daily LANSING PLASMA CORP* SPECIAL SUMMER RATES 351-8631 Apartments shown by appointment Mon-Wed-Fri Everyday Call 351-8282 3026 E. Michigan Ave. 1135 Michigan Ave. mgntnextto 10a.m.-5p.m. Leasing for Lansing, Mich. 48912 CALL 351-7166 K. Lansing, Ml. the M.S.U. Brady Phone for appointment: Summer & Fall (behind the BusStop 331-8414 Located at Hogadorn just south of Service Road 351-3118 CALL 349-3530 night club on the river) Mtchigon Slote News Eost Loosing, Michiqon Friday, May 25, 1979 15 2 BEDROOM, campus near Houses 11"m] Rooms 1|>[ 1 Rooms }{a] \ For Sale "|[q>| EAST LANSING Fall, 1 EAST SIDE 1 bedroom up, SUMMER SUMMER SUBLET available Only 1 summer 1 fall led bedroom furnished, utilities, - CLOSE to cam FOR YOUR group House for CROSS STREET to campus. ROOMS ON 3% acres. Quiet, CASH PAID for old comics, 351 6471 C 18 5 31 131 $140 including utilities, Bvail 2-3 bedrooms. Air condi¬ 66, pool, air, a>r parking, balcony. $240- pus, own room, 19 people. 214 Charles St. 4 large rooms. Rent cheap, lake, garden, dark room, baseball cards, science fic- able 8/1. 669-5513. tioning, balcony, furnished, furnished-all for only $110 +, 337-7162 after 3 p.m. Summer. 332-1390. Close. 351-8231. 2-5-25 (3) tion. Curious Book-Shop, 307 $260 374 6366 OR 14 5-31 14) OR-5-5-29 (3) from $160 per month. 351- 332 6808. S-5-5-31 (4) 10-5-30 (3) Z-3-5-30I3) E. Grand River, East Lansing. CAMPUS VIEW TOWNHOUSE FOR sublet, 9538 or 351 8135 OR-7-6-1 (5) NEED 1 or 2 for 1 bedroom in ROOMS IN Fraternity house, HUGE FURNISHED. 527 Vir- SUMMER SUBLET, 2 rooms in house, Cedar Village area, 332-0112. C 22-5-31 (5) 324 Michigan Ave. ONE FEMALE roommate a 2 bedroom. Share with late Summer and Fall term, 2 summer only. Close. 337- ginia. Summer. Rent nego- $75/month, 351-3457. DID YOU know that... THE Showing Tues S Thurs own room. 5 blocks to MSU. bedroom and family room, all FALL — ACROSS from cam¬ vet-grad. Close, cheap. Male, 7162 after 3 p.m. 10-5-30 (3) liable. Sara 332-8881, after 5. Z-5-5-31 (3) STEREO SHOPPE is the 4pm 5pm or Rent negotiable 351 3052 female For fall. Rick: 332 appliances, heat paid, washer pus, spacious, furnished, 2-3 Z-5-6-1(4) place to buy your stereo Coll for Appointment 5 6 113) Et dryer, Close to campus. bedrooms. From $220 per 0621, 355-6501 Z-3-5-29 (5) ROOM FOR rent - summer. OWN ROOM - Large fur- equipment. C-22-5-31 (4) 351 9S38 or 3518135 393 6908 3 5-25 (5) month. 351-9538 or 351 8135. Cozy home, furnished, air, OWN ROOM in 3 person nished. 1 block from campus. FEMALE NEEDED Summer NEAT AND clean, sublease Rivet Glen across OR 7-6-1 (4) SUMMER SUBLEASE: ter¬ close to campus. Debbie house. 5 blocks campus. Summer. 332 4155. NEW AND used guitars ban- 1 bed¬ rific 2 bedroom, furnished, 332 4855 Z 3-5-25 (3) $70/month. Available now. Z-6-6-1 (3) los, mandolins, etc. Dulci- from Holmes Hall. 337 8486 room. 5175, 10 minutes will reduce campus, rent for evenings. 5-6-1(41 UNIVERSITY VILLA SUMMER SUBLET room - $190, all utilities. Close 1 bed¬ air, near MSU. $270/month Anne or Nancy, 332-6906, JOIN US 337-0240. Z 1-5-25(4) -------- ----- $50 month, summer rent ™ers a"d *l,s' recorders. thousands of hard to find 635 Abbott SUMMER OWN room in albums and books. Discount babysitting. 487 0823, after 6 to MSU. 371 4331 anytime 355 8252. S 5-5 31 15) Looking for another fun lov¬ - for art student. Leave word at 8 5-25 15) MOVING TO Detroit area? Showing: 2p.m.-6p.m. house. $110/month. Includes 351-4495 Z-6-6-1 (3) prices. Expert repairs-free es- MONDAY FRIDAY 6-6-1 (3) ing independent outgoing, Recent grad needs female for ROOMMATE FOR one bed¬ mature individual to share a utilities. 332 2237 Z-3-5-30(31 timates. ELDERLY INSTRU- Coll 337-2653 or SUMMER CLOSE to cam luxury apartment, close to KINGS POINT East Summer room apartment across from coed duplex near east cam¬ PRISBILLIG ROM I pensjonat MENTS, 541 E. Grand River, 351-8135 OWN ROOM in duplex $100' pus, 2-3 bedrooms. Air condi¬ expressways, own room, FAIL AND SUMMER LEASING sublet, 2 bedroom, air, pool, campus. 337-1578. pus. Call after 3 p.m. 332- jn exchanae for language 332-4331. C-22-5-31 (9) pool, tennis court. 337-0919 $255 per month. 337-2330. Z 3-5-29 (3) 4099. 3-5-25 (8) month. Near campus. Kathy: lessons. 351-4495. tioning, balcony, furnished, Z-4 5-3115) 676-9082 before 5 p.m. from $160 per month Z-2-5-25 (4) Z-4-5-30 (4) BLACK DIRT - Sod farm soil. 351 NEED 2 roommates for sum¬ GAY PERSON needs room¬ GREAT SUMMER house 446 5-6-1(3) Approximately 5'A yards de- 9538 or 351 8135 FEMALE mer in cool basement. Own SUMMER ROOMS in homey OR 7-6-1(5) NEEDED, roomy mate for 1 year, starts 9/1. Grove. Two minutes from livered locally, $45. 1 dozen apartment for summer. room, close to campus. Call BEECNWOOD $130/month. Across from campus. 332-2724. 3-5-25 (3) TWO ROOMS, campus 2 duplex 54 block from cam- free glad bulbs. Also sand, Close. $65/month. 337-0919 351-0847. Z-3-5-25 (3) blocks price negotiable sum- pus. $105 month. 351-6237 gravel and filter available, 1 BEDROOM ai', carpet, APARTMENTS campus. 332-8667 days. Z-5-6-1131 SUMMER SUBLET 2 females mer 332-1325. Joyce or Mar Z-5-5-31 (3) 641-6733 or 641-6024. Z-3-5-29 (4) very nice, clean June 15 ROOMMATE NEEDED for $210 332 2663 Z 1 5-25(3) *5 blocks to campus in 5 bedroom house, com¬ go Z-5-6-K3) X-OR 15 5-31 (7) summer. Female next to cam¬ ONE BEDROOMS furnished HASLEH ARMS pletely furnished. 353-8103. pus. Very nice. 332-7105. 'Large 2 bedroom and unfurnished close to Z-5-5-30 (4) 1 double ROOM*available 2 BEDROOM FOR sublease, « 135 Collingwood Z-7-6-1 (3) $200. month, pool, pets, air apartments campus. Starting in June. for summer in new furnished Michele 332-8071 p dinette and living room conditioning, 351-3779 Showing 3p.m.-7p.m, 'Furnished ,332-3900. OR-11-5-31 (4) SUMMER SUBLET New duplex, rent negotiable, call Z-2-5-25 (3) furniture, like new. Call after MONDAY FRIDAY ONE OR two roommates duplex. $115/month. Fur¬ 332-7797. Z-4-5-3K4! 10 P m- Thursday or anytime Z-5-6 1(3) Now Friday-Saturday, 393 2303 Call 351-1957 or wanted for summer. June Renting For TWO MALE students desire nished, own room. 337-9265. SUMMER SUBLET in Lan¬ 351-9538 rent paid. Pool, air, furnished, Summer roommate. 3 bedroom du¬ Z-5-5-29 (31 SUMMER ROOM share For Sale ] 2-5-25(5) 1ALL & SUMMER LEASING balcony. Campus Hill, There¬ house with 3 other Phone: 332-0052 plex. $117 per month. Nice people. sing-Fall option. 3 bedroom, 2 sa, after 7. 349-3684. Rent place. 353-3980 day, 394 EAST LANSING - 4 bedroom Close. $85 month. Call Tom SOFA BED, dressing table baths, $310'month Air, RIVER APARTMENT sum¬ between Ipm-Spm WE PAY up to $2 for LP's o- - $80. S-5-5-30 (5) 3012, 355-1606 nights. home for 5. Available in June. 351 2612. Z-5-6-1 (4! with triple mirror and bench, MONDAY THRU FRIDAY and cassettes - all types, lympic pool. 394 6319 mer sublet. 1 bedroom, air, Z-8-5-29 (6) Close to campus. Carpeted, 2 living room chairs, floor¬ Z-5-6 1(4) $210 month. 351-3494 EAST LANSING, duplex fur¬ D baths, large lot. 332-2495. ROOM FOR rent in house. rock, classical, jazz, etc. lamp waliensak 300, tape re¬ Z-5-5-25 (3) nished, 2 bedroom, $320 SUMMER-FEMALE to share 5-6-1(5) flat, BLACK, Et CIRCULAR, corder, all good condition. NOW RENTING - Summer Garage space, laundry, gar¬ SUMMER SUBLET 2-man utilities, year lease, unfur¬ one bedroom. Air, pool. Rent den. $85 332-3470. upstairs, 541 E. Grand River. 332-2947. 5-6-1(6) and fall. 2 bedroom. Fur¬ apartment Good location, APARTMENTS - houses a- nished efficiency $165, utili¬ negotiable. 332-0146 SUMMER SUBLET, new 3 Z 4 5-31(3) Open 11 a.m. 351-0838 nished. Utilities. $250, 393- air, balcony Call 332-2418 vailable fall term. Close to ties. Phone 337-2927. Z-5-5-25 (3) bedroom duplex, 344 Spartan C-22-5-31 (6) . Z4 5 31(3) campus. Well maintained. No 7-6-1 (5) 3742 3-5-25 (4) Ave., furnished, $85''month. ROOM FOR Fall 1 female Animals 1 BEDROOM apartment for NIKON PHOTOMIC F2 cam¬ pets. 332-2495 5-6-1(4) DUPLEX FOR rent. Lower For 4 man, $110/month for 3 needed in 4 bedroom house, TWO BEDROOM sublet, rent. $150 per month. Utilities era, with extra viewfinder HORSE RIDING LESSONS half. Lots of room. Available man. 332-2624. Z-5-6-K5) own room, $100 & utilities. SUMMER SHARP bed¬ Summer term. Furnished, 114 included, Ready for occu¬ screen, Nikon 35mm. F2.0 SUMMER ONLY room one apartment across from blocks to MSU. $240, negoti¬ pancy June 20. 371-5461. June 15. Near MSU. $105/ month. Call Bart 882-7051. COUNTRY HOUSE. 15 min¬ Call 337-8327. S-5-6-K3) lens, F 3.5, 45-150 macro Call St. George Equestrian 2-3 & 4 person aparl able. 355-4931. Z-9-6-1 141 5-5-25 (5) zoom lens 2xx extender, Center 651-6755 campus. Furnished, clean. Z 3-5-25 (4) utes to campus. 1 or 2 WANTED EFFICIENCY room $185 Claucherty Realty. 351 - females to share co-ed house shoulder case, 484-8645 after C-19-5-31 (4) ments furnished near MSU, male, ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT 5. 3-5-25 1 bedroom from $140c 5300. OR 5-6 1(5) starting summer term. Rick from 6-15. 716-674-7438 (7)_ ENJOY THIS LARGE 1 bedroom, furnished _ lour home) for responsible 655-1717 late evenings. Z 3-5-30(3) FOR LEASE. 10 year old 2 bedroom from $190' MSU close, bus, utilities in¬ MERLE NORMAN COS¬ FEMALE GRAD roommate to married couple. $200 month¬ 5-6-1(6) Arabian mare, ridden English. 208 Cedar 332-0952 share2-man. Year lease start¬ SUMMER AT ly. Everything furnished. Mid cluded. Call Ellie 351-7931, ROOM IN house, no lease, METICS, Going out of busi¬ Experienced riders only, flex¬ ness sale! 10-50% off on RIVKirt A WATKR'S June-September. Refer¬ 353 7293. Z-5 5 30 (4) JUNE 15 - Sept. 15, 3 bed¬ ible arrangements. 332-8277 1300 E. Grand River ing summer term Nice & summer rent negotiable. 332- ences. 332-1746. 9-6-1 (6) room HOUSE, furnished. everything in the studio, evenings. 7-5-25 (6) 337-0894 close to MSU. Call Karen EDGE APTS. 3231. Z-7-6-1 (3) while supplies last. Closing 332 0463 Z-5-5-114) SUMMER SUBLET Close to north campus. Must Manager on site Ai FEMALE. NON-SMOKER, for be good housekeepers, $275 May 26. 321-5543. ALASKAN MALAMUTE Twyckingham. Furnished, 2 SUMMER SUBLET - own C-18-5-25 16) conditioned. East side summer. Cedar Street. 353- bedroom, air, pool, balcony. per month. Call 351-0599. puppies, excellent bloodlines FEMALE NEEDED in 1 bed¬ room in 6 bedroom house 5711 X-8-5-29'6) and markings, 2 females, $75 of campus. room, close, cheap, clean. evenings. Z-5-5-29 (3) 1V4 bath. $260, 332-5438 MSU close. $80/month. Dan each. 641-6451. 5-5-25 (3) 332-2418. Pat 5-6-1(3) Z-7-6-1 (3) 351-9003 4-5-29(3) 1-2 summer. FEMALES needed Pool, air, Birchfield. this 2 FEMALES NEEDED for ROOMMATE house. $110/month, TO share 372- SUMMER SUBLET mas¬ BONG SALE PARROT - LILAC crown EVERGREEN APTS. - STUDIO - $100 month. Call 337-8113. Z-5-5-29 (3) 5147. 5-6-1(3) Amazon, 13', finger tame, 1 Americana summer term. Air, ter bedroom in quality home. 20°. discount on giant sele¬ June. MSU-4 miles. Well- year, with perch, $300. 337- 341 Evergreen Great location. Rent negoti¬ T-Shirts from kept, older building of quiet 332-4432 palcony, $60. 337-0959. FEMALE NEEDED for nice 2 able. 332-0347 Z-3-5-25 (4) ction CUSTOM 9356. 5-5-30 (3) Showing; 4p m 5p m SUMMER SUBLET fall op¬ Z-3-5-25 (3) your designs or photos. non-smokers Private en¬ MON WED FRI tion. 2 room efficiency. Oke- bedroom duplex. Summer Seven types o( Magic Mush- FRIENDS FARM horse trance, bath, parking Lovely Coll 351-8135 or SUMMER - room for female mos. $140'month. 3 miles to ROOMMATE NEEDED for only Prefer grad, 332-5316. TWO ROOMS in large house. 351-9538 Z-3-5-3013) boarding. $50/month. Pas¬ grounds. 372 1428 332-3398 in furnished 3-man. Pool, air, MSU 349 0312. 5-6-1(3) summer, nonsmoker. 3/4 mile Close Available for summer. ture with shelter. Stalls avail¬ 7-6-1 (6) FALL & SUMMER LEASING from campus. $75/month. 332-6169, George, Dianne. TMS WHITK MOMKKY 882 4385. Z-7-6-1 (3) able. Contact Jan Hall 676- S HOLMES east side. 1 Available now. Call John at SUMMER 2 males to share Z-4-5-25 (3) - 1278 Z-16-8-29 (4) TREEHOUSE WEST - Sum 4 BEDROOM apartment. Fur- room, bath & kitchen. Partly 337-1115 or (313) 886-7738 room, close, furnished, park¬ FEMALE ROOMMATE want¬ 2 BEDROOM - 3 bedroom in ■ Sublet, good location, nished with pool Available furnished, ground level. Utili¬ Z 5-5-31 (6) ing. $80 each 332-4122. ROCKING CHAIR, $75, desk MOSTLY BURMESE male ed. Own room, pool, near Z-5-6-1(3) 5 bedroom houses, 10 min¬ negotiable, 332-5711 for summer term, Twycking- ties. Available June 20. $135. rent MSU, on busline. 394-5228, table. $40, small TV $55; cat. 6 months. Lovable. Free Z 3 5-25 (3) ham Phone 351-0022 351-7497 OR-4-5-3K5) SUMMER SUBLET: 1 fe¬ utes frorp campus in country 676-4067 late evenings. 1° good home. 353-8039 3-5-29 (4) after 5 p.m. 3-5-25 (3) male. Rent negotiale. Close HOUSE FOR rent, available area Pets possible. 12 month 9/15. Located on M.A.C. Call E-Z-5-5-29 (3! EZ 5-5-31 (3) lease. Starts September 14. 2 FEMALES needed, excel¬ 1 SUMMER - and 3 Fall to campus. Call 355-9389. SUMMER 2 females 332 8560 3-5-30(3) Don't Delay) Well furnished, lent location - furnished, air, WANTED MALE - roommates needed. 341 Ever¬ Z-5-5-30 (3) MODERN AND Vintage gent¬ needed for 4 man Delta very well insulated. 332-3700, carpet, balcony. Rent negoti¬ for summer. $110/month. green, 1 block from campus, EAST SIDE 2-3 bedrooms 676-1499. 10-5-29 (8/ ly used clothing. New arrivals Lost & Found able 355 1971 or 355-2117 Call after 9 p.m. 337-0238. Arms. Close, cheap. 332-3917 cable T.V, air, reasonable SUMMER SUBLET: one bed¬ da.lv. SOMEBODY ELSE'S Z-3-5-29 (3) Z-3-5-25 (3) rent. Call Henry, 351-5880 available 6'15. $235 plus utili¬ Z 4 5-25 15' room, 2-man. Close to cam¬ OWN ROOM in house, pets CLOSET 541 E. Grand River. ties. 669-5513. LOST: TWO MSU keys. Call Z-5-6-1(7) pus. Furnished, air. 337-0582. Open 6 days. Noon-6 pm. welcome, washer Et dryer, 353-3806. Be persistant. Z-8-6-1 (3) OR-5-5-29 (3) Take-ins by appt. 332-1926. summer, CATA close. 372- Z-3-5-25 (3) NEAR SPARROW - hospital. 1697. $113. XZ-5-5-25 (31 C-20-5-31 (8) 1 bedroom, WOMEN NEEDED to share DUPLEX 7 bedroom, 2 ground level, - fireplace, utilities. Partly furn¬ luxury summer apartment bath, available June 15, 1518 GREAT SUMMER room. One DISCOUNT NEW-USED REWARD $50 for return for ished $185. 351-7497. close to campus 332-1228 Snyder. 1730 Burcham. 482- block to campus. Big yard desks, chairs, files. BUSI- fla9 taken from Psi Upsilon Z-8-5-25 (3) CONGRATULATE OR-4-5-3115) NEAR • SPARROW hospital. 7094 5-5-30 (4) WOMAN NEEDED for own $70'month. Call 332 2018 Z-5-5-K3) NESS EQUIPMENT CO., 215 E Kaiamzaoo. 485-5500. 0 1-5-25M! fraternity, 810 W. Grand Riv- er. Color gold & red. Call 351-4686 Z-3-5-25 (5) 1 room, upstairs, efficiency. I Houses j [JP] room in 6 bedroom house. 3 ROOMS FOR summer sub¬ YOUR FAVORITE Furnished, share bath. $80 month. 351-7497. RED GIANT has a large Sept.-June. $105/month. New, fully carpeted. 351-0674 let in beautiful semi-furnished house. Large yard, on bus YAMAHA, sell Best - CA 2010 Must offer. 485-6603. L0ST - RELIGIOUS medal &y stadium. Sunday after- OR-4-5-3K4) selection of houses, apart¬ Z 5-5-30 (41 route, must see. 337-0815. 3-5-30(3) noon, 355-4875. Z-3-5-25 (31 GRADUATE NOW LEASING - for fall ments. duplexes, studios etc. . . Most areas, sizes, and SUMMER SUBLET - 4 bed¬ Z-6-6-1 (4) CAR TOP carrier - excellent ( occupancy. near 1 year LCC Et Cooley Law old duplex, prices. Call and see if we have what you're looking for. Be¬ room month duplex. Close. $260/ or offer. 351-1429 ROOMS, FOR summer hous¬ ing, campus close, $21 '"week, condition. $40 or best offer. Call 332-4764. E 5-5-25 13) | Peanuts Personal] flfl IN A STATE NEWS School 4 private, furnished bedrooms Et parking. For more information Call Diane, tween C24-5-31 (71 9-9. 349 1065. X-Z-5-5-25 (3) 332-0834. Z-6-6-1 (3) SUMMER SUBLET - bed¬ QUEEN COOKWARE time multi-ply, 20 piece stain- life- HAPPY BIRTHDAV kid Don't worry. I still love you SUMMER SUBLET 3 even lf vou're no' a teenager - at 351-3506. 5 6-1(8) 3 BEDROOM. 2-3 people room + bathroom — fine less steel set Call 353-7016 males needed. Extremely GRADUATION 2 FEMALES to share nished apartment, Fall fur¬ 79 - needed for area, summer. Quiet close to bus. Call 337- 1889 or 676-2803. Z-4-5-25 (4) close. Rates negotiable. 351 - 5034_z-3-_5-25_(3) Grove St. house, $85. 337- 7335. Z-5-5-31 (3) and make an offer' Z-4-5-25 (5) anymore Tom Z-1-5-25(5) ROOMS AVAILABLE in fra¬ INSTANT CASH! We're pav¬ Spring 80 $90 month. 353- SUMMER 4 j Mobile Homes !j»| PEANUTS PERSONAL rooms in nice 1889. 3-5-30(3) AVAILABLE FALL term - ternity house for fall. Meals ing $1-$2, got albums in good house. Large yard. Cheap close to MSU. 4-5 man, available. One block from shape. WAZOO RECORDS, FEMALE NEEDED own rent. 33J-9374. 8-5-30 (3) campus. 337-2813. Z 9-6-1 (3) 223 Abbott 337-0947 SMALL MOBILE home - plenty of parking. $540 per C-22-5-31 (4) good for single student. AD room, close to campus. $140/ month. 9/79 - 6/80. Phone 351-7332. S-5-6-K4) month plus utilities. Lease. 332-1859. Z-5-5-29 (5) FOR SUMMER 4 bedroom duplex. $340/month includes utilities. Close to campus. FEMALE FOR summer, own furnished room in house. TWIN BED and frame. Good Close to MSU. 332 2214. 7-6-1 (3) Close. June 9, 337-0293. condition. $50 or best offer. EAST SIDE, 4 bedroom 337-8118. 5-5-25 (4) SUMMER SUBLET - Close. Z-3-5-25 (3) 351-3529. E-Z-5-5-30 (3) VINDALE, 1967 2 bedrooms, house. Garage and base¬ partially furnished Mason. 3 lines - $3.00 4-man. Rent negotiable. 1 male needed. Air. 353-2866. ment. 9 month lease. Availa¬ ble September 1. $320 per 1 room, FEMALE - summer. air, furnished, cooking Own ELSWORTH CO OP open¬ PHOTO GRAY lens. Bifocal 676-4067 late evenings. single vision. Optical Dis¬ Z-5 5-29 (3) 63 ( each additional line Z-3-5-30(3) month. Call' AIM Inc., 374- utensils. Beautiful House. ings -- Fall, summer rate or start at $50 per month. count, 2617 E Michigan 2800, 12-6 p.m. OR 5-5-25 (6) Close. 332-0618. 5-5-25 (4) Ave., Lansing. 372-7409. ALL STUDENT Advertising SUMMER SUBlET Fall op¬ 332-3575. Z-7-6-1 (3) C-5-5-25 (5) must be prepaid Monday, tion 2 bedrot air, pool, FEMALE TO share nice du RENT ATTRACTIVE room in May 7 through end of term. bus, 1 mile to campus, 332- plex-unfurnished. June E. Lansing modern house. ONE ROOM furnished, new Publication - June 1 8053. Z-5-6-1(31 June. $93.75. 351-3329. to Reasonable. 351-3191. duplex, close-. Summer only. STEREO LIQUIDATION 18-5-31 (3) SALE1 MARSHALL MUSIC 8-6-1 (4) X-8-6-1 (3) 332-6961. Z3-5-25 (3) Deadline • May 29 RESPONSIBLE own room in FEMALE - 2 bedroom 4 BEDROOM apartment in ROOMMATE NEEDED is announcing the liquidation of its entire stereo depart¬ | Recreation jfl - OWN ROOM in country ment. Over $150,000 inven¬ Capitol Villa Apartment. large house. Pets, garden, 5 Summer fall option, own HORSE RIDING LESSONS. house. 9 acres. Pets. $110 + tory to be liquidated at Summer and/or fall. Call acres, 3 miles from campus. room large 3 bedroom house. Call St. George Equestrian Available June 1. 372-8033 wholesale prices. First come 353-4169. Z 5-6-1(4) Call between 8 and 10 pm. at Call 349-5081 or 351-0579. Center, 651-6755. 394 4796 4 5 25 15) Z 3-5-25 (3) first served! All warranty and Z-6-6-1 (4) C-19-5-31 service apply. MARSHALL J4) PREPAYMENT REQUIRED ROOMMATE NEEDED for 2 bedroom apartment for sum¬ Furnishing, utilities in¬ 7 BEDROOMS. 2 blocks from campus. $850 in the fall, $750 SUMMER SUBLET 4-5 bed¬ ROOMS TO sublet for sum¬ mer in co-ed house. Pets. Call MUSIC. FRANDOR. C-6-5-29 (11) SKYDIVING EVERY week¬ end and late afternoon, First Fireplace, rooms. 117 Oakhill. 351-9316. mer. in the summer 337 7038. Z-3-5-25 (3) cluded. 2 blocks from cam¬ jump instruction every Satur¬ Name garage, sunroof. Call Mar- Z-5-5-31 (3) SEWING MACHINES - new Balcony. $110/month. day and Sunday starting at 10 pus. jean between 5 and 7 pm at free arm machines from SUMMER SUBLET - rooms a.m. and weekdays by ap¬ Call 332-5043. 1-5-25(6) NEED A house for fall? Act $99.50 Guaranteed used ma¬ Address 337 2244. 4-5-25 (7) for rent. Close, parking, rent pointment. Free skydiving fast. EQUITY VEST only has chines from $39.50. All makes 2 MALES needed, fall, non¬ LARGE 3 bedroom duplex on 4 East Lansing homes left negotiable. 332-3270 programs for groups, MSU Student No. repaired. EDWARDS DIS¬ Z-5-5-30 (3) Sport Parachute Club and smoking, furnished Et close, Call 351-1500 OR-18-5-31 (5) _ Spartan St., furnished, $500. ( TRIBUTING COMPANY, Charlotte Paracenter 372- between 5-7 p.m. Mike 337- Sounds expensive but worth ' 1115 N. Washington 489- 9127 543-6731. Day Phone No. 2318. Z 3-5-3113) every penny. Call 332 3900. SIX BEDROOM House. Sum¬ STUDENT AGE 22 needs 6448 C-22 5-3U7I C-22-5-31 (10) C-8-6-1 (6) mer sublet, $105 person. room for fall in home. Will 26 characters per line (print ad here) EAST LANSING sublet 1 Rent negotiable. 337-9351. pay rent & do chores & help NEW STEREO arrivals - used TRAVEL TRAILER - 17 foot bedroom in townhouse for OWN BEDROOM in apart Z-6-5-29 (3) in childcare - Burt, 337-1479. Onkyo and Yamaha stereo receivers. Phase Linear 400 Nomad. Sleeps 6, completely summer. Pets allowed. Call ment, east side of Lansing. Z-3-5-25 (41 HOUSES AVAILABLE for fall self-contained. Shower and 337-2376. Z-5-5-25 (4) $87.50 + utilities. 372-0508 pdwer amp. RTR Tower after 6. Z-4-5-25 (31 2 blocks from campus. 351 - speakers. Much Much More! gas furnace, refrigerator, SUMMER SUBLET South 9538. OR-7 6-1 i3l Lightning fast electronic re¬ stove, water heater and light. SUMMER SUBLET, nice Lansing - available before SOUTH HAYFORD. 5 bed pair service. WILCOX TRAD $1400. 371-4094 8-6-1 (6) apartment, pool, air, fur¬ June 1st. 882 1248. nished. After 5:00, 337-0138. room brick home. 1 mile west ING POST, 509 E. Michigan. 7-8-5 25 13) Z-5-5-25 13) of campus. Available June Rooms 185-4391 C-2-5-31 (9) HORSE BOARDING Pasture Box Stall and individual Runs. 15. $400. 351 7497 OWN ROOM - share house. 200 acres of wooded land MALE STUDENTS or couple. OR 7-5-25 (4) ROOMS AVAILABLE sum¬ 1 54 miles from MSU. $25/ AFGANS. HAND crocheted. available. TJ's WAGON Furnished, nice, large 2 bed¬ mer Parking available, sorori¬ week. 487 5616 5-5-25 (3) Like new. $50 each. Call WHEEL RANCH. 676-4322. room with shower. Lease. EAST LANSING - 2 bed ty house. 445 Abbott, $80 372-9067. E-5-5-25 (3) 6-6-1 (5) Summer or Fall. Shown until room. Central air carport, month. Cindy 337-9748. SUMMER ONLY - cool quiet 9 p.m. 1214 E. Kalamazoo. dishwasher, no lease. 351 BL-Z-3-5-25 (4) attractive room for grad or QUEEN SIZE water bed. SPRINGTIME ENTERTAIN¬ 96 1 (6) 2655 8 5 25 (3) upper class woman. Refer Floor frame, deluxe heater. Horseback MENT. riding, 347 STUDENT SERVICES SUMMER OCCUPANCY bedrooms, pool, bus service - 2 EAST SIDE of Lansing 4 bedroom house, unfur - large WOMEN, QUIET single room in private home. and/or fall to spring. Very Summer ences 332-1746. 9-6-1 (4) WOMAN NEEDED for room $100. 371 5461. 5-5-25 (3) hayrides, sunset rides, moon¬ light rides, and campouts. nished. $290, 9 or 12 months. close in. Kitchen, no parking. in house of 4. $93.75/month, SHIPPING AND moving car¬ Boarding and lessons avail¬ State News Classified to MSU. Campus Hill. 8-5 call able. CRAZY C RIDING STA¬ tons. Used and new. Call John at 351-4795. After 5, Available June 15 676 1557 Air conditioned. 332-0647 plus utilities. 372-5034. Z-85-2913) 323-9119. 5-5-30(3) BLE. 676-3710. 0 1 5-25(7) 349 9883 6 6 1 (5) 8 6-1 (5) 3-5-25 (6) 1 6M'chigon State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 25, 1979 Rummage Sale [[^] | Typing Service ] [^] YARD SALE-May 27 - 28th, 10-6 pm. 1477 Haslett Rd. in UNIGRAPHICS COMPLETE DISSERTATION OFFERS It's What's Happening Williamston. Furniture, toys, AND RESUME SERVICE Special Olympics Event needs Come listen to the words of a MSU Bah'a'i Club presents the A special film produced by Ken records, clothes, crib, tupper- typesetting, IBM typing, off¬ Announcements of It's What's volunteer set printing and binding. For judges and time scorers living master of the Yoga of light "Ills of Nuclear War" to be Anderson entitled "Senior Year", ware, books, fabric, lots of for June Happening must be received in the 1 and 2 at Central and sound principle at 11 a.m. discussed at 7:30 p.m. in W-2 will be shown at 7:30 p.m. Sunday treasures, cheap: 1477 Has¬ estimate stop in at 2843 E. State News office, 343 Student Michigan University Details in 26 at the Grace Brethren Church lett Rd. Williamston. Grand River or phone 332 Chanting with Clint and friends Sunday, Oak Room, Union. Room, Owen Hall Service Bldg, by 12 noon at least Student Services Bldg. of located at the corner of Waverty 1-5-25(7) 8414. C-22-5-31 (8) yoga at 7 p.m. Sunday, two class days before publication. Aldersgate Room, United Minis¬ MSU Go Club meets at 7 p.m. and Willow. THESTsT "biSSERfATIONS, No announcements will be accept¬ Interested in community health? tries of Higher Education, 1118 S. Hillel Foundation offers Israeli Monday at the Hedrick House I Service ~] TO typing, copies, binding. Call 332-2078. OR-22-5-31 (3) ed by phone. Training program available for volunteers in health education Harrison Road. folk dancing with instruction pro vided from 1:30 to 4 p.m. Sunday, Co op 140 Collingwood Drive. East Lansing Pulbic Library presents the Hobbit based on J R. areas. Details in 26 Student Ser MSU Bible Study meets at 7:30 218 Sports Circle. Tolkein's book at 2 p.m. Saturday. BLUEGRASS EXTENSION EXPERIENCED IBM typing. vices Bldg. Instructional Developer's: To¬ SERVICE plays weddings, tonight. 145 Natural Sciences 950 Abbott Road day's noon luncheon features a Thesis, term papers, manu parties, 337-0178 or 372-3727. Bldg student panel discussion of In¬ scripts, resumes. 393-4206. MSU Tolkien Fellowship will be The Episcopal Ministry of MSU C-23-5-31 (3) structional Development and 10-5-31 (31 will Take a lunch break today! accepting nominations for Stone gather for Eucharist at 5 p.m. technology Research and De¬ Sunday, Alumni Chapel. Dinner Mid-day Bible study at 11:30 a.m. TAYMAR [ Instructions j f^| Legislator follows. velopment Projects, 1961 N. Case C204 Wells Hall. LEGAL SERVICES Zen Druids meet at 6 tonight to ENGLISH-READING Simple Hatha Yoga with Clint Poul Martin J.D.. Director AFFORDABLE Jr. & Sr. high teaching tutor can't drink plant a non existent non-existent acorns to raise grove, Tower followed by chanting from 9 to 11 a m. every Saturday all summer LEGAL SERVICES experience. $7 hour, Call Gail Room Union. Initial Consu ration: FREE House Closings From $50 | 393 6334 after 5. Z-4-5-25 (4) PIANO and or guitar lessons NASHUA. N.H. (API -Rep. Kevin Mulligan won't be joining Science Fiction Society will not meet tonight Meet Holmes Hall for rides to at 658 W Tu'Con by MSU meets from Simulations Society 12 to 8 p.m. Saturday. 334 Union. Ancient miniature bat Rainbow Ranch count costs additional his fellow lawmakers in toasting Experienced, qualified teach¬ 5 p Late arrivals will walk ties featured. PERSONAL INJURY CASES: NO FEE UNLESS YOU WIN er. Reasonable priced 337 the state's new legal drinking age m FRIDAY & SATURDAY I 8377 3-5-29 131 FOR OTHER FEES 694-1351 "sankauds accepted HORSE RIDING LESSONS He's only 19. A new state law raising the legal drinking age to 20 went HCRMS BPSnii GARDEN ROTOTILLING. Beginners through advanced into effect Thursday and Mulli¬ AUTOBODY $14.00/hour, one hour mini¬ Call St George Equestrian gan will have to wait another six mum. 627-2294 Between 9 Center 6C' 6755. months before he can American & Foreign Cars legally and 11:30 p.m. for estimate' C-5-5-31 (5) appointment. 3-5-25 14) drink the hard stuff. r Quality Work Guaranteed ■ FOR The legislator, who voted I Transportation^ "5^ against the change, said he w Free Estimates BEER, WINE & LIQUOR be sticking to ginger ale and i | Typing Service jj^j RIDER NEEDED - leaving water at political receptions for Seattle WA from Detroit He also said there may be a ITIon. - Fri. 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. LOW RATES Term papers, area on June 13. Non- lesson in it for young people. , resumes. Fast expert typing smoker. 3 dav trip and to Teens should become more 1 Sat. 8:00 a.m. -12 Noor, Day and evening. Call "G" share expenses 355-2058 TYPING. 321-4771. politically involved to guard Corner Larch & C-22-5-31 (4) 6-6-1 (6) against future legislation that Michjgan Ave. PROFESSIONAL EDITING NEED RIDER to New City area May 31 Returning York could affect their rights, he said. Lansing 489-6577 Michigan State University Television Corrections to rewrites. Typ¬ ing arranged. 332 5991 June 5. Rick: 332 0621 Z-2-5-30 13) Campus and CATV Televised Courses 0-1 5-25(3) RIDE NEEDED by 1 woman EXPERIENCED IBM typing, dissertations. (Pica - Elite). FAYANN 489-0358. to NJ on Fri. 6,8 or early Sat 6 9 I after exams) Have only a few things Share expenses "79 FALL C-22-5-31 (3> SCHEDULE wKof Randy 332 1976. S-5-5-30 (5) TYPIST LAINGSBURG area. 651 6424 55c per page ALL STUDENT Advertising 50c over 50 pages 5-6-1(3) must be prepaid Monday Campus National Continental May 7 through end of term Cable Cable Cable TERM PAPERS done quickly 18-5-31 i3) Channel Channel Channel and accurately. Reasonable rates. 337-2737 1-5-25(3) Wanted AFA 201. PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I, Prof. Gabhart mwf 12:40 pm & 1:50 pm 13 _ _ COPYGRAPH SERVICE WANTED HOUSE to buy. INTRODUCING EAST LANSING'S FIRST, FOREMOST completed dissertations and m w f 7:00 pm 13 20 31 resume service. Corner MAC hiking distance to campus AND ONLY ARABIC BAKERY Sept occupancy desired AFA 202. PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING II. Mr. Gardner and Grand River, 8.30 a m 372 1083 evenings or week m w f 3:00 pm 13 — — 5:30 p.m. Monday-Friday, 10 a.m. 5 p.m. Saturday. 337 ends. Z8-6-1 (4) Featuring: Arabic (Pocket) Bread Fresh Baked Daily m w f 8:00 pm 13 20 31 1666 C-22-5-31 (7) WANTED FOR summer, White & Whole Wheat ADV 205, INTRODUCTION TO ADVERTISING, Dr. Adler housekeeper and cook Lahm bi Ajeen EXPERIENCED TYPIST. exchange for room or in Call Jerrv (Arabic Pizza) mwf 8:00 am & 9:10 am 13 _ — Fast, accurate, dissertations, mwf 10:20 am & 5:00 pm terms 339-3575. 10-6-1 (3) 351-0664 after 5 p.m. Spinach Pie (Arabic Style) mwf 11:30 am 13 19 30 3-5-25 (4* 13 — — EDITING SERVICE Feta Cheese Pie - papers, 1 or 2 females need housing BCH 401, BASIC BIOCHEMISTRY. Profs. Bieber, thesis, rewrites. 332-6446 at ter 5 p.m. 9-6-1 (3) fall term only. Close. 337 9592 Z-3-5-29 *3 Specializing in Lebanese Sandwiches and Sweets Fairley and Deal mtwtf 8:00 am 5 20 31 TYPING FREE pick-up anc Falafel, Kabab mtwtf 4:10 pm 11 20 31 WANTED-OWN room tun¬ delivery Fast, experienced, furnished) Fall. Near MSU Shawirma (gyro) ,Raw Kibbeh mtwtf 7:00 pm 11 19 30 low rates 676 2009 OR 21 5-31 >3) Parking. Call Linda, 332 2662. Baklawa, Namoora (Hariseh),Ghuraybeh BS 210. GENERAL BIOLOGY 1. BS Faculty evenings. Z-3-5-29 i4' mwf 10:20 am 11 20 31 EXPERIENCED EDITOR. On- Othe Specialties: campus. Correct, rewrite, ar DRUMMER FOR a country m w f 3:00 pm 7 19 30 range typing. 337-2306. and rock band Singing not Stuffed Chicken t 6/7/8 pm 7 — — 9-6-1 13) necessary Must have group experience Call Bruce 669 Stuffed Lamb BS 211, GENERAL BIOLOGY II, Profs. Bromley and Robbins EXPERT TYPING. Term pa¬ 9819 5-5-31 15) m w f 9:10 am 11 20 31 pers, letters, RESUMES, We also feature mwf 12:40 pm Near Gables. 337-0205. a complete wellstocked deli 11 19 30 t 6/7/8 '/j pm 7 — — C-22-5-31 13) PLANNING A PARTY? WE'LL HELP YOU MAKE IT AN BOA 201, SHORTHAND 1, Prof. Kraeer TYPING: IBM Selectric. Term ARABIC FEAST. 7 mtwt 10:20 am State News _ _ papers, resumes, plus editing. Close to mtwt 12:40 pm & 5:00 pm 7 20 31 campus. 351 5694 OR-12-5-31 (3) TYPING. EXPERIENCED, fast and reasonable. 371 - 4635. C-22 5-31 13) Newsline 355 8252 ZAK'S BAKERY 1312 E. BOA 234, TYPEWRITING 1, Prof. Poland mtwt mtwt 9:10 am 1:50 pm CPS 110. INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER PROGRAMMING. 7 7 — 20 _ 31 Michigan Ave. (Next to Silver Dollar Saloon) E. CPS Faculty Lansing 332-7766 332-7767 m w f 11:30 am & 3:00 pm 11 20 31 t 6/7/8 pm 4 — — CPS 120, COMPUTER PROGRAMMING FOR ENGINEERS AND SCIENTISTS, CPS Faculty m w f 1:50 pm 11 19 30 Backpack m w f t 4:10pm 6/7/8 pm HPR 331. FIRST AID AND EMERGENCY CARE, Prof. Baker t t 8:00 am & 9:10 am 13 13 4 19 - — 30 — - tt 10:20 am & 11:30 am 13 - - HNF 102. NUTRITION FOR MAN, Prof. & m w t t 8:30 am & 8:00 pm 12:30 pm Cederquist 11 11 19 19 30 30 MGT 306, ANALYSIS OF PROCESSES AND SYSTEMS, Mr. Rasher w t F 9:10am& 11:30 am 9 19 30 Tote Bag Sale w t F w t F w t F 12:40 pm& 1:50 pm 3:00 pm & 8:00 pm 6:00 pm 13 9 9 — _ 20 _ _ 31 m 6/7/8 pm 9 — — NS 135A, CHANGING CONCEPTS OF THE UNIVERSE, Profs. Weinshank and Mullins t t 10:20 am - 19 30 t t 6:00 pm 9 19 30 NS 325, BIOLOGICAL AND SOCIAL ASPECTS OF HUMAN REPRODUCTION, Profs. Ahl, Hiscoe, Krupka, Lopushinsky t t 8:00 am 9 t t 5:00 pm 9 $1 50 PRR 301, WILDERNESS SURVIVAL, Prof. Risk t t 8:30 am 11 10:20 am ll 20 31 tpj- off t t t t 3:00 pm 13 19 30 t t 7:00 pm 13 20 31 Listed above are the 19 79 Fall Term courses thai will have all, or the majority, ol the on any Backpack or Tote Bag , oursc to 186 content transmuted via classrooms television. The campus cable channels arc connected equipped lor instructional television reception, national and Continental channels arc connected to subscribing residences in the Greater Lansing W* Bommoni For further information, call the instructional television scheduling office, 353-8800. 1 M^gonjfote News Eost Lonsinn MirW^ Friday, May 25, 1979 17 HAGAR the Horrible THAT'S Daily Tv Highlights by Dik Browne X £ ALL FOLKS! ^^(*|WJ|M-TV(CBS) (lO)WILX-TV(NBC) (11 /26)WELM-TV(Cable) (12)WJRT-TV(ABC) (23)WKAR-TV(PBS) FRIDAY (23) (12) Welcome Back, Kotter Learning Disabilities: A (23) Bill Moyers' Journal (23) Washington Week In 9:00 Special Problem 10:30 Review (6-12) Phil Donahue 3:30 (10) To Be Announced (6) MASH 8:30 (10) Mike Douglas (10) Hello, Larry 11:00 (23) Sesame Street (23) Villa Alegre (11) Home Remedies And (6-10-12) News 10:00 4:00 Herbal Cures (23) Dick Cavett (6) Archies (6) All In The Family (23) Wall Street Week 11:30 (10) Emergency One! (10) Card Sharks 9:00 (6) Night Stalker (12) Dinah! (12) Bonanza (6) Dukes Of Hazzard (10) Johnny Carson (23) Mister Rogers (23) Sesame Street 4:30 (12) Movie (12) Movie 10:30 (10) Scared Straight (6) My Three Sons (23) ABC News (6) Whew! (23) Murder Most English 12:40 (11) Christ Temple Bible (10) All Star Secrets 9:30 (6) Movie (23) Electric Company Study (11) Indiana Arts And 10:55 5:00 Artisans 1:00 (10) Midnight Special PEANUTS (6) Gunsmoke (6) CBS News (10) Mary Tyler Moore 10:00 2:00 by Schulz 11:00 (6) Dallas (11) Excellence In Action (12) News (6) Price Is Right (10) Scared Straight Follow 2:30 (12) Mary Tyler Moore (10) High Rollers Up (10) News (23) Mister Rogers (12) Laverne & Shirley 5:30 (23) Villa Alegre 1130 (10) Bob Newhart MSU SHADOWS (11) WELM News (10) Wheel Of Fortune by Gordon Carleton FiWBALL PETE'S (12) News (12) Family Feud (23) Electric Company SPONSORED BY: (23) Lilias. Yoga and You 600 12:00 (6-10) News (6-10-12) News (23) Previn and the (11) On T.A.P. Ht4 MTH A VIEW wjJ | HEAT. AMD WALL I TO WA(.L CARFET5 B.C. by Johnny Hart SPONSORED BY: A FfcR EXAMPLE,. rwt ant a\ic< (WHAT ABOJT THE FAT 16 SOFTTSF A $ZDkV? SUMKY " 1". J il L i ^ SAM and SILO TAYMAR SPONSORED BY: by Jerry Dumas and Mort Walker See "Bel Ami "this weekend. Classy Porno for classy people. A Beal Film. 10. Endeavor 16 Thicken 18. Romaine 21. Dogmatic 22. New born lamb 23. Gentleman 24. Road sign 25. Coalmine shaft 27. Discounted 30. Aversion 32. Influenced 35 Working class 37 Arabian horse 39 Float 40 Pahoehoe 41. Afresh 42 Armofastar- 43 Period of hi 1 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 25, 1979 Tech Hifi's Biggest Sale All Summer! The lowest Monday. prices of the summer; for one day only. Open ll:OOa.m. to 9:00 p.m. EAST LANSING LANSING (1) Sansui 6060 receiver (D) $199 (2) Ohm D2 speakers (OB) each $149 (1) Sansui 5050 receiver (D) $149 (3) Collaro 1253 turntable (D) $ 29 (1) Marantz 2325 receiver (D) $495 (1) Sansui AU9900 amplifier (D) $299 (1) SAE 2500 amp (D) $900 (2) Kenwood KA3500 amp (OB) $109 (6) Infinity Qa speakers (D) each $ 99 (1) Kenwood KR2600 receiver (D) $ 90 (1) Tandberg 2055 receiver (D) $399 (1) Roadstar 5800 cassette deck (D)..$259 Just a partial list. Many, many unadvertised specials in all N = new Tech Hifi stores. Quantities on individual items may be limited. D = demo Many are one or two of a kind, and all are subject to prior sale. Be U = used early for best selection. No dealers please. Not responsible for OB = open box typographical errors. VISA tech hifi Quality components at the right price. 5924 So. Pennsylvania Ave., Lansing 394-4432 619 East Grand River Ave., East Lansing 337-9710 In Michigan: Ann Arbor, Dearborn, Detroit, East Detroit, Livonia, Mt. Clemens, Rochester, Royal Oak and Southgate. Stores also in Ohio, New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New England.