Wednesday The State News Today the sun promises to get in your eyes once again. Mostly sunny skies are predic ted with a high in the lower 70s. VOLUME 73 NUMBER 92 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN 48824 MAY 30, 1979 Work session methods questioned By BRUCE BABIARZ public State News Staff Writer The open meetings act requires City Council to keep minutes of each meeting, East Lansing City Council work session procedures are violating specific provisions of "whether such meeting is open or closed." the Michigan Open Meetings Act. The act also states that minutes shall include the following information: date, time, Minutes have never been taken at work session meetings, City Manager Jerry Coffman place, members present, members absent, decisions made at the open meeting, the said. Occasionally, people have also been denied the right to address council unless the purposes for which a closed meeting was called and all roll-call votes taken at the topic is on the agenda. meeting. Under the provisions of the act, the council cannot "limit the subject and the issues that Although council has not publicly posted some work sessions, as required by the open certain persons may cover in the course of addressing the meeting." meetings act, local media have been notified of the meetings in advance. But at the May 22 work session, a woman representing the Bailey area told council she Coffman told The State News that council members have no records of minutes from wished to speak about the recently adopted ordinance permitting consumption of beer any work session meetings. and wine in city parks. Records of minutes are not kept because there is a difference between work sessions Coffman told the woman that the item she wished to address was not on the agenda and and formal meetings, Coffman said. asked her to attend the council's "regular meeting" June 5, when time will be allotted for continued on page 161 All DC-10 planes grounded Bond said inspections carried out since inspection plan. Engine mountings subject Friday's crash have turned up defects in the assemblies that hold the engines to the wings of an unspecified number of DC-lOs He declined to estimate how long his order would keep the planes on the ground, but said it was possible the jets could be owned by United and Northwest airlines. back in the air in two or three days. to inspection procedures Shortly before Bond announced the Dan Henkin, a spokesperson for the Air grounding of the planes, McDonnell Doug Transport Association, which represents las Corp., manufacturer of the DC-10, said the airline industry, said the grounding of By DAVID ESEO announced. an inspection in Chicago had turned up a the DC-lOs represents the loss of about 12 Associated Press Writer The grounding order also had applied to crack on an engine mounting on a United percent of the available passenger capacity WASHINGTON — The government A-300 Airbuses, a European-made wide- Airlines DC-10. of U.S. airlines. He said there will be some ordered immediate grounding of all 134 bodied jetliner. But two hours after the Bond said all DC-lOs would undergo a inconvenience to passengers, but added U.S.-registered. DC-10 airplanes Tuesday FAA announcement, Charles Foster, depu¬ "comprehensive inspection" for possible that the airlines are trying to substitute after the discovery of "grave and poten ty associate administrator of the FAA. said problems in the engine to wing mountings. other aircraft for DC-lOs were possible. tially dangerous deficiencies" in the assem¬ it was decided not to ground the twin- He said FAA officials would distribute new- Bond said the engine mountings all have bly holding the planes' engines to the wings. engine Airbuses because "there isn't suffi¬ inspection procedures to the airlines. undergone periodic inspections and that The order takes out of service all planes cient commonality" in the engine-to-wing Officials said each plane may return to cracks and other potential problems similar to the wide-bodied American Air¬ design of the Airbus and the DC 10. service after its inspection by airline escaped attention. lines jet that crashed near Chicago on Bond said the trouble with the DC-lOs mechanics, who are licensed by the FAA. "There is no question: somewhere along Friday, killing at least 273 people in the involves more than the engine-mounting Even after the aircraft are returned to the line we didn't do it right." he said. worst air disaster in U.S. history. bolt that broke as the American Airlines service, Bond said, the engine mountings On Monday. Bond had ordered inspection "I have no choice but to ground all U.S. flight was taking off Friday. After the bolt will be inspected every 10 days or every 100 of the bolts that help hold the engines to the DC-lOs immediately," Federal Aviation snapped, the plane lost an engine, crashed flying hours — whichever comes first — DC-10 wings and ordered mechanics to Administration head Langhorne Bond and erupted in flames. until the FAA develops a permanent visually inspect the pylon area of the assembly at the same time. The engine is bolted to the metal pylon, which in turn is fastened to the wing. million-dollar damage suit "Now, two hours ago, I learned that those inspections are turning up grave and potentially dangerous deficiencies in many of the pylon mountings now being checked against American Airlines as a result of that order," Bond said at Tuesday's news conference. "These problems are not just with the bolts but also in other areas of the assembly By MARC WILSON this," said Corboy, who specializes in bodies," said Betsy Barstead of the Cook that holds DC-10 engines to the wings." Associated Press Writer personal injury lawsuits. County Sheriffs office. "We've brought a Officials said the broken bolt from the CHICAGO — The first lawsuit stemming The Los Angeles-bound flight lost its left crane out here to remove the tail section, the engine mounting on the American Airlines from the nation's worst air disaster was engine on takeoff, and a broken bolt from only piece of the plane left anywhere filed Tuesday, as the last "bits and pieces" the engine assembly found along the near intact. plane that crashed was being flown to Sunshine the sterling engine makes it whirl-and that's what Professor "We don't know what we'll find under it. Washington for tests by National Transpor¬ on of bodies were still being recovered from runway prompted the FAA on Sunday to but very possibly there will be more tation Safety Board officials. Jerry Cowen's physics students discover behind the Physics/Astronomy the wreckage of the American Airlines order an inspection of engine bolts on . . Bond also said he was ordering a review Building Tuesday. Cowen shows horticulture senior Lori Fulton how to DC-10 jet. DC-lOs. bodies." of inspection procedures for engine moun¬ use a filter to observe the sun. A $15.75 million damage suit was filed on Airline officials said it would be impos¬ Dr. Robert Stein, the Cook County behalf of the wife and son of Hans Jurgen sible to determine the final death count medical examiner, raised the possibility tings for all wide-bodied aircraft, including Lockheed's L 1011 and Boeing's 747, in Kahl, 35, of Austria. Kahl was aboard Flight until all bodies are found and identified. that the death count might be one or two addition to the McDonnell Douglas Corp.'s 191 Friday when it took off from O'Hare "Mostly now we're just finding pieces of higher than previously announced. He said DC 10 and the Airbus. International Airport, rolled to its left, then continued on page 16 MSU janitorial grievance exploded in an orange ball of flame as it cartwheeled into a grassy field a quarter mile northwest of the airport. CARTER SA YS TOW EM EM FOR DRIVERS' None of the listed 271 passengers and crew members survived the crash. Two denied by custodial head Govenors may control closings persons on the ground also died. Attorney Phil Corboy of Chicago filed the suit in U.S. District Court asking $5.25 By DEBBIE CREEMERS "They need to be straightened out." million each from American Airlines: Mc¬ State News Staff Writer By MAUREEN SANTINI off tanks and to institute an odd even The president said the nation could She said she would advise the union "to Donnell Douglas, the manufacturer of the A grievance filed against the University Associated Press Writer selling system to avoid long lines. expect a "mild increase" in the supply of oil cool it for awhile and see what management DC-10; and General Electric, manufacturer after a year of periodic complaints from WASHINGTON - President Carter said Carter, who also was called upon to "which should help alleviate spot short does." of the left engine that broke loose from the Anthony Hall janitors regarding disposal of aircraft. Tuesday he has signed an executive order defend his frequent travel by helicopter in a ages." But he cautioned that "at best" the animal parts, bloody test tubes and hypo¬ "If steps are not taken, or if the situation The suit charges that the plane was giving the nation's governors authority to time of gasoline shortage, said the order gasoline available would only equal last dermic needles was rejected Tuesday. gets worse, we'll take the grievance to a help alleviate gasoline shortages this sum¬ would "simply make it more convenient for summer's supply, even though the demand structurally defective, that the engine was Marie Dean, acting i steward for higher authority," she said. not properly mounted and that the airline mer. drivers to purchase gasoline" but will not has ased. MSU custodial workers, said the grievance Dean said she thought the union would fuel. The White House later released "fact didn't provide "the highest degree of At a nationally broadcast news confer¬ save a she filed ten days ago was returned to her He said continued "care, planning and sheet" specifying that the order allows approve her recommendation not to appeal. safety." The suit includes a $250,000 claim ence, the president said the order gives the Tuesday by MSU Custodial Services Mana¬ But Dawn Stevens, a custodial worker at for "the pain, anxiety and suffering by Mr. governors authority to require that some conservation" would be necessary through governors to act in the absence of emer ger Paul Mitchell. Anthony Hall, said the union would appeal Kahl just before the crash." gasoline stations remain open on weekends, out the summer to avoid lines at gasoline gency powers granted by state legislatures The decision to deny the grievance states "until we reach the president." "I'm sure there will be many suits like icontinued on page 16) to set minimum purchases to avoid topping pumps as well as spot shortages. in part: • Custodial Services will continue to work with campus safety groups to control unauthorized materials disposed in waste baskets in all facilities. Together, the armed services attained 90 percent of the • In Anthony Hall, plastic bags will be volunteers deemed necessary to maintain the forces at the 2 million furnished to insert in wastebaskets in EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the second of a four-part series on issues full strength capacity. certain problem laboratories. surrounding the possible reinstatement of the military draft. When the AVF first started in 1973, the initial total active force • Employees have been informed that As opposition to the Vietnam War escalated in the late '60s and recruiting objectives met with a 97 percent success r: there have been no apparent infectious early '70s, so too did the antagonism toward the underpinnings of In the latter half of fiscal year 1974, fiscal year 1975 and the first materials involved. (Richard Ives. MSU the war effort — the military draft. half of fiscal year 1976, recruitment goals reached record highs. Due Environmental Health/Occupational Safety officer, told skeptical employees at a custodial safety meeting May 23 he didn't Volunteer Calls for abolishing the draft resounded throughout the country. Americans were clamoring for an all-volunteer force to cure what largely to a nationwide recession and consequent rise in unemployment, coupled with continuing low authorized force levels they felt were the inequities of compulsory military service, and the passage of enlistment bonus legislation, voluntary think they were handling infectious ma¬ In response to the increasing pressure for an AVF, President enlistment figures peaked in this two-year time frame. terials.! Nixon appointed a commission in February 1969 — headed up by But whether the voluntary military is working remains a major • However, the employees have been instructed not to dump trash barrels containing suspicious materials. Army faces former Secretary of Defense Thomas Gates — to explore the possibility of instituting a volunteer military service. One year later, the Gates Commission recommended switching to point of contention. And arguments both supporting and criticizing the AVF do not fall along either party lines or political philosophies. U.S. Rep. Melvin Price, chairperson of the House Committee on • The employees have been instructed an AVF by July 1,1971. The commission also suggested that basic l rep. meivin rrice, cnair not to investigate any wrapped materials qr Jc Ka ♦».. pay for enlistees be made comparable to the pay received by those Kv iknu Armed Services, contends the all volunteer force is not working. materials already deposited in the load lugger. • "Reasonable steps" have been taken to scrutiny as with jobs in the private sector. Because of several delays, the AVF did not officially begin operations until 1973. The Illinois Democrat backs up his claims with statistics derived from government sources. The Air Force, Army, Navy and Marine Corps have not met their quotas, he said. In order to maintain national security and vested U.S. interests control the indiscriminate placing of objec¬ As 1972 wound down, fewer men were being inducted. By Dec. politicians . . .. , ... . , .. .. ., tionable materials in waste containers. A clause in the union contract that 31,1972, the practice of drafting young men into the armed'forces armed forces, Price said. "t0 r6CrU,t for ^ ground to a halt. Mitchell used in denying the grievance By June 30,1973, the president's authority to induct young men "There is no choice but to escalate." he said. "There is a vast need states both parties should resolve safety into the armed forces expired, excluding "certain minor for personnel." ready draft or grievances internally before concerns exceptions." Registration was discontinued on April 1, 1975. But some political observers claim that the personnel levels some contacting outside agencies. The all-volunteer force has been the object of much criticism in members of Congress and the Pentagon would like to see are "Employees are encouraged to first recent months. Foremost among the arguments critical of the AVF overestimated. discuss safety concerns with their supervi¬ is its inability to meet recruiting goals. The Rev. Barry Lynn, Policy Advocate for the United Church of sors," the clause states. According to the Congressional Research Service, during the Christ, claims that the Pentagon has "grossly overestimated Dean said she was satisfied with steps first quarter of 1979 all four branches of the armed services failed to manpower quotas." the University has promised to take "as meet projected recruiting targets by the widest margin s "There is no way we could use the number of people that some long as they are taken." inception of the voluntary military. (continued on page 16) "The problems in Anthony have been going on for a long, long time." Dean said. 2^'chigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 30 1979 State News Alleged plotter near freedom LOS ANGELES (AP) - A Harvey. 35, was arrested Magistrate Ralph Geffen. the president from a different such matters." Wire Digest federal prosecutor said Tues day he was seeking dismissal of charges against the only man arrested in an alleged con while holding a starter's pistol at a Cinco de Mayo celebration during Carter's May 5 visit. The pistol, with a blocked Etra said the Secret Service would take up the investigation where the FBI left off "to make location. nally The Secret Service had downplayed origi¬ Harvey's was Eventually, despite Secret Service misgivings, Harvey charged and a Mexican sure there's no threat to any spiracy to assassinate Presi barrel, could fire only blank arrest. Agents told reporters citizen who was in the United officials protected by the Secret dent Carter. ammunition. then that they didn't believe his States illegally. Osvaldo Service." Espi- Assistant U.S. Attorney "The government has made a story. nosa-Ortiz, was taken into cus¬ Harvey has told agents of the Donald Etra said the investiga decision not to prosecute," said meeting with three other men But Etra said, "There tody as a material witness. Focus'Wohld was tion into the alleged plot was Etra, adding there was "not in hotel while the a room probable cause that there was a Etra said both men were continuing, but there was insuf sufficient evidence to warrant assassination plot scheduled to be released Tues¬ ficient evidence of a conspiracy was conspiracy to assassinate the further criminal proceedings." explained. He said the blanks president that warranted a day from the Terminal Island Black Rhodesian to prosecute Raymond Lee This dismissal of the charges were to serve as a distraction prime minister sworn in Harvey. must be accepted by U.S. while the real assassins fired at complete investigation by the FBI. The FBI has to investigate federal prison in Los Angeles Harbor. SALISBURY, Rhodesia (AP) — Bishop new government takes charge at mid¬ Abel Muzorewa was sworn in Tuesday as night Thursday. Rhodesia s first black prime minister and declared he was "more confident and Sharing the stage with the black leaders were outgoing white Prime Venus orbiters By THOMAS KENT Associated Press Writer more hopeful every day about the future Minister Ian Smith, winding up 15 years TEHRAN. Iran iAPi — Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, once of the troubled state he inherits after nine decades of white rule. Josiah Gumede, elected Monday, first as the stubborn chief of the white-minor¬ ity government and Chief Justice Hector MacDonald, resplendent in the white wig unveil features virtually unchallenged in revolutionary Iran, is coming under increasing criticism from jurists, liberal politicians, leftists and even his own government officials. in and red robe of British colonial days. The 79-year-old Khomeini is being accused of was sworn as state president, then By WARREN E. LEARY wrong a first impression can be, seeking to formally asked the black Methodist AP Science W riter scientists said during a Nation¬ pound everything in Iran into an Islamic mold, ignoring Rhodesia broke unilaterally from Bri¬ principles of justice and press freedom and failing to recognize bishop-politician to form a government tain in 1965 to avert WASHINGTON - Scientists al Aeronautics and Space Ad the realities of present day Iran. for the newly renamed Zimbabwe Rho¬ black-mojority rule have changed their minds about ministration briefing at the In response, Khomeini is desia. The bishop is to announce his Venus being plain and drab annual meeting of the Ameri stepping up his own attacks on cabinet opponents, accusing them of treason and lack of respect for The outdoor ceremony at the State Wednesday and of the five or six compared to her sister planet, can Geophysical Union. Islam. Many Iranians believe the House, combining colonial-era pomp and Earth. What had been consider¬ forthcoming publication of a portfolios reserved for whites under the Masursky said images con draft constitution for Iran will spur even more bitter ed the ugly twin actually has tribal jubilation was the last before the new constitution, one will go to Smith. structed from radar scanning controversy around the ayatollah's ideas. some beautiful features when look past her veil of clouds. from a Pioneer spacecraft orbit¬ Virtually all public figures still pay homage to Khomeini as Greece you Scientists said Tuesday that ing Venus show a giant plateau twice the size of the Tibetan Khomeini the key figure behind the overthrow last February of Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi. None of the criticism of the Moslem joins European Common Market the Pioneer Venus spacecraft missions reveal a plateau, Earth's largest. This clergyman so far has suggested that Iran would be better off dynamic with the shah back in power. socalled Great Northern ATHENS Greece (API became the 10th member of the Euro¬ — Greece Besides Giscard dent, the d'Estaing EEC presi¬ pact was signed by four planet with soaring peaks, deep valleys and other wondrous Plateau is a pear-shaped, flat, land rise more than 2,000 miles receives But gradually, in statements that are often carefully and indirectly worded, critics have been chipping away at the features. pean Common Market on Monday premiers — Giulio Andreotti of Italy, And the long and 1,000 miles wide. practices of Khomeini's regime. atmosphere of Prime Minister Mehdi Bazargan, appointed by Khomeini, culminating 22 years of efforts by Premier Constantine Caramanlis to join Wilfrid Martens of Belgium Thorn of Luxembourg and John Lynch of Gaston Venus appears to be powered by a unique wind machine with Three mountain ranges sit atop this plateau, including one increased told a television interviewer Monday night that armed his country economically with Europe Ireland. layers of air driving one to the east informally called revolutionary committees - which consider themselves A host of officials representing nine another like a giant set of Maxwell. One peak rises more directly responsible to Khomeini — have interfered repeatedly EEC members including French President Valery Giscard d Estaing were on hand Eight EEC foreign ministers also ini¬ tialed the treaty as well as Britain s Roy gears. Dr. Harold Masursky of the than 37.000 feet into the sulfur laden atmosphere, dwarfing the criticism in government business. Asked about the government the new constitution will set Jenkins president of the EEC executive up, he said, "It would be impossible for any president or any for glittering signing ceremonies in U.S. Geological Survey said 29.028-foot Everest. Earth's committee government to work under such circumstances." Athens neo-classical Zappeion Congress scientists have long considered highest. Hassan N'azih, a confidant of the ayatollah and chief of the Hall. Greece active Venus, which is about the same Masursky said mountainous National Iranian Oil Co., told the National Bar Association s membership is sche¬ Lost to size and mass as Earth, flat and sign the treaty making Greece s duled to start Jan. 1 1981 after the 10 areas were spotted to the north Sunday in a speech that created a nationwide stir that "all featureless because their in¬ and plains in the south. There political, economic and judicial affairs" cannot be forced into an membership in the EEC official was the member parliaments ratify the agree¬ 72-year-old Caramanlis ment. struments only looked at a are dark spots on the plains Islamic mold. small part of it. the appear to be ancient impact The Iranian legal profession has largely been kept on the "Anything you say about a craters including one about 500 sidelines while the regime's system of miles in diameter and another revolutionary justice has Israeli ships sail Suez Canal in planet from looking at a small executed more than 200 persons since February in special peaee part of it is almost certainly half that size, he said. Islamic tribunals. wrong," Masursky said in an "The southern lowlands are N'azih said the Bar Association would send A convoy of Israeli navy ships sailed in forces had joined in an Israeli artillery interview. a delegation to cratered and the great north¬ Khomeini "to clarify some peace up the Suez Canal Tuesday but in attack on the Palestinian stronghold of Now a broader look through misunderstandings that have arisen ern plateaus are not," he said. the battered Lebanese city of Tyre, 250 regarding the position of the judiciary in an Islamic society." Nabatiyeh in south Lebanon the eyes of two robot spacecraft "This is exactly opposite from miles to the north, convoys of refugees launched last year show how the other planets." The Lebanese radio also said an Israeli headed north fleeing rockets and shell- fire. destroyer escorted by missile ships had blasted Tyre which after several recent An unconfirmed report on the Le¬ attacks was reported devastated and banese state radio said Israel had moved tanks and mechanized units into south¬ nearly empty of civilians. TAYMAR ern Lebanon to aid Ma|. Saad Hoddad a Israeli military authorities denied their renegade Lebanese army officer long forces were involved in the attack allied with the Israelis. The radio said his however. Focus:IMation LEGAL SERVICES —YOU CAN AFFORD AN ATTORNEY- TAYMAR LEGAL SERVICES is dedicated to providing affordable Federal legal service. No fee is charged for the initial in-office consultation. judge fatally shot in Texas Refer to our classified ad in the service section of this paper or call 694-1351 for a totally private and confidential appointment. SAN ANTONIO Texas AP Our reputation has been 6920 S. CEDAR SUITE 11*414 S. 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Supreme Court to reinstate it. decision, Tuesday s ruling carries the full Without hearing arguments but relying MARV & HELEN REED 517/374-8634 or walk in anytime weight of legal precedent. Open Mon thru Fri 1305 SO. CEDAR 517/374-6212 Nites until 6 Suilr 201. haM Lansing Slate Bank Building, on Abbott LANSING, Ml. 48910 t Michigon Stote News, Eost Lonsing, Michigon Wednesday, May 30, 1979 3 PLANNING PROVIDES Deposit rules require tenant By NUNZIO LI PO • unpaid utilities. Nanasi suggests tenants arrange with utilities to have meters awareness State News Staff Writer checked and attempt to pay the bill. This is to avoid having to pay any utility costs "What you want is an unbiased party — as unbiased as incurred after the tenant moves out, or losing a portion possible," she says. Knowing about security deposits — and how to get them back — isn't always easy. of the security deposit because Nanasi recommends that tenants pay close attention to the landlord's list of And, says Yvonne N'anasi, director of the Tenants Resource Center, careful planning is the bill was unpaid. "A lot of times the list will not be itemized," she damages. says. In this case, she adds, tenants necessary to ensure getting a security deposit back. • damages to the premises above normal wear and tear. Nanasi says what constitutes should send a letter requesting an itemized list of deductions. "People have got to do a lot more planning than they've been doing," she says. "above normal wear and tear" may end up being decided by a judge if the tenant and Nanasi also suggests: One problem, she says, crops up when roommates do not keep track of each other and landlord are unable to atrree. Because of this, she adds, good documentation of the condition of the unit when the • saving all rent receipts and canceled checks because these are proof the rent was do not make plans to get a security deposit back. paid: Roommates, she recommends, should plan to notify landlords of their forwarding tenant moved in — and when a tenant left — is essential. addresses, check to see that damage deposits are reasonable and that they are equally Tenants, even those who have lost the inventory checklist they filled out upon moving deducted if all tenants are to share in the damage deduction. in, should make an appointment to go through the unit with the manager and fill out a Tenants should remember they are not entitled to collect on non refundable fees termination checklist, she says. specified in their lease, she says. Such fees are often labeled "cleaning fees," "carpet fees" This checklist, signed by both parties, be useful later in proving the condition of may • removing all personal property, even if it is not wanted, because renters have paid and "pet fees." the apartment when the tenant left, she says. cleaning charges for removal of their discarded possessions; and Under the Michigan Security Deposit Law of 1973, landlords may only deduct for: If a landlord will not help a tenant complete a termination inventory, she says, it is a • cleaning the unit, especially the refrigerator and stove. • unpaid rent. This is rent that was due before the termination date of the lease. good idea to do it with an unbiased witness who dops not Mvp in the unit or is not a Crim favors speed penalty points EDITOR'S NOTE: The foiiowing Nunzio I.upo using information checklist was prepared by State News Staff Writer from a Tenants Resource Center booklet entitled "Security Deposits: How to Get Yours Back," written by Deborah Buresh. Here's a checklist of things to do to ensure getting your security deposit back. It is important to remember that security deposits are considered the tenant's By CHRIS PARKS have balked at the idea of including the sought toxic waste control legislation, significantly reduce energy consumption, United Press International controversial points issue in pending en¬ saying the measure has broad-based sup¬ officials have argued. property until the landlord proves in court that money is owed. • Within four days after you move out, notify your landlord of The power to back up the 55 mph speed ergy powers legislation, but Crim said he is port and should pass. A Senate-passed emergency powers bill your forwarding address. Under current state law, penalty points Send the letter by certified mail with a return receipt requested and save a copy of it. limit with penalty points should be in Gov. confident he can win House approval for the originally was tied to separate legislation which lead to license revocation This receipt is your proof that you gave notification. William G. Milliiken's arsenal of weapons plan. — can — mandating that points be imposed at 55 TRC also suggests that you may personally give your forwarding address to your for fighting an energy emergency, House At a capital news conference, Crim also are not imposed for speeds between 55 mph mph, but the upper chamber voted to and the old limit of 70 mph. landlord in writing, but it is a good idea to obtain a receipt saving it was received. speaker Bobby Crim said Tuesday. flayed Milliken's budget reduction pro¬ disengage the two questions. • Before A House committee has approved emer¬ you leave, it is also a good idea to make sure you have a copy of the inventory Both the Senate and a House committee posals as unrealistic and boosted long- Tough enforcement of the new limit could checklist you filled out when you moved in. You should also make an appointment with gency powers legislation which deliberately skirts the issue. your manager to go through the unit together and agree on a "termination inventory "I am for putting an amendment on the checklist," which if signed by both parties, serves as your evidence of the condition of the Senate bill that would give the governor the unit when you left. • Your landlord must mail an itemized list of damages as well as a check for the power to put points on at 55," Crim said. He said the governor needs the power "to undisputed portion of the security deposit within 30 days after you move out. If the jusr we oi/ep- You...' do what is necessary" if the state faces a landlord fails to do this, the landlord's rights to any of the damage deposit are lost. «• You must serious fuel shortage. respond to your landlord's claim to damages within seven days after "I do not want to happen in this state receiving it, and your landlord is required to inform you of this deadlilne. If you do not what has happened in . . . California," the reply within the seven-day deadline, you lose your right to contest any of the landlord's {continued on page 16) findings and your landlord can legally keep your deposit. • If you disagree with the landlord's claims, you should fully explain your objections to the estimate of damages in your reply. You should not cash the check for the undisputed Crash victims portion of the security deposit because a judge may take this to mean that you accepted the landlord's estimate of the damages. Send this also by certified mail with a return receipt requested, as evidence of your compliance with the seven-day deadline. • After your landlord receives your protest against the estimate of damages, it is the memorialized landlord's duty to File suit for the damages within 45 days after you moved out. • If your landlord fails to do this, you are entitled to sue for twice the amount of the deposit not returned. A memorial service for three area It is essential that all copies of correspondence with landlords be saved, and that all persons killed in Chicago Friday in the correspondence is sent by certified mail with a return receipt requested. This receipt nation's worst air disaster will be held at 2 could be your evidence in court that you complied with all deadlines. p.m. Thursdav at Jocundry's Books, 210 If you are filing a claim, contact the Tenants Resource Center, 855 Grove St., East M.A.C. Ave. " Lansing, for assistance. Bookstore owner John H. Robison, 40, and two of his employees, Margaret (Peg) Stacks, 25, of 650 Wayland Ave. and Gail Dhariwal, 28, of 593 Virginia Ave., were killed in the crash of a DC-10 en route to a Life with bookseller's convention in Los Angeles. Jocundry's will not conduct business on Thursday. , Contributions to a fund in memory of John Robison may be addressed to the trust department at American Bank and Trust, Box 21007, Lansing 48909. Socrates and Plato Family members said the donations will By CAROLGRAY my grandmother still swears that be given to a yet to be determined charity Theresa Moran doesn't have the sort snakes will not die until sundown." involved with reading. of roommate problems many MSU Moran bought her first snake when student have. Her roommates, she says, the fish in her aquarium died and she are well behaved, easy to get along with needed something to replace them. Lansing man and don't play the stereo at odd hours. Moran shares her Williamston apart "I added the lizards," she said, "because snakes don't have ears and are ment with 10 assorted reptiles including very hard to talk to." three green iguanas, a five-foot-long boa After she graduates from MSU next commits suicide constrictor, a garter snake and a turtle year. Moran said she hopes to get a rescued from a roadside. degree in herpetology, a branch of A 21-year-old Lansing man shot and zoology dealing with reptiles and amphi¬ bians. killed himself Tuesday morning with a .22 "I'd eventually like to make a career caliber rifle, following a seven-hour stand off with Lansing police. ILES out of exhibiting and lecturing about my animals," she said. "I wouldn't make Donald Swindlehurst committed suicide in his residence at 1134 S. Clemmons Ave. a Members of her menagerie have enough money to be rich but at least I names like Aristotle, Socrates, Plato could afford to feed me and my little after 6 a.m.. police said. The incident and Babylon. began at 11:30 the previous night when \Ape-A-Gram9 new depth ad police were called to Swindlehurst's resi¬ dence regarding a man with a gun. A number of Lansing police officers, A 21-vear-old fisheries and wildlife major from the small town of Onaway. in northern Michigan, Moran says she Her interest in lecturing began while she was employed at a United Auto Workers Family Education Center. "One of the snakes I had purchased has always liked snakes. including a special tactical squad, were was delivered to me at work," she said, to the term 6speci 9 unsuccessful in trying to talk the victim out of the house. Of nine members of her "real" family, only she and her sister have never been afraid of the reptiles, she said. "and I was asked to show it to the children. I discovered that children have a lot of misconceptions about "My 285-pound brother will run at the By JAMES KATES They finally found it, Leo said, in a New York costume shop sight of a garter snake," she said, "and i continued on page 16) Special deliveries State News Staff Writer can go by plane, by bus, by train — but by which offered to have the face modeled after San Diego Zoo. a baby gorilla in the Lansing woman ape? After a few advertisements, "Ape-A-Gram," was in business. In the Lansing area, three weeks. And as they've been going by ape for the last "We've made about 40 deliveries and every one has been different," said Leo, who is a guard at Jackson State Prison when held in shooting Leo and Sheryl Durfey, owners of he's not going ape. "We're doing a graduation open NON-STL DENTS C AN ENROLL "Ape-A Gram," would put it, their newfound business is driving house next people bananas. week and I'm supposed to grab the kid and say, 'Hey, it's a jungle A Lansing woman is being held on an For a $20 fee, the male Durfey will dress up in a frighteningly authentic gorilla suit, complete with a bow tie and a telegram boy's visor, and deliver anything from a birthday cake out there'. " The "Ape from Ape-A-Gram" also makes himself available for parties, but he doesn't stay long, Leo said. open charge of murder in connection with the shooting death of her husband early Tuesday morning, Lansing Police said. 4l/' courses opened to a 12 pack of beer. Cora Collins, 32, of 512 W. Northrup St. "It must be 200 degrees inside that suit," he said. By MICHELE McELMl RRY His wife's job? She warns the lucky recipient of the hairy was arrested in connection with the death A 6-foot ape, as one might expect, attracts a lot of attention — State News Staff Writer human's impending arrival. of her husband Allen, 31, police said. Collins which is exactly what the Durfeys want. When Sheryl chauffeurs A recommendation by the Council of Deans to incorporate a program making scheduled "Once people see the ape they just have to laugh," Sheryl said. was shot with a .32 caliber handgun her costumed husband around in a car with a sign reading, "This "Some people will just stare until Leo waves at them." following a domestic argument, police said. on-campus MSI' courses available to non-MSU students was approved by Academic The couple got the idea for the business venture, Leo said, Ape Makes Deliveries," they get plenty of stares. The dead man was found by police in the Council Tuesday. when they saw a magazine article about a New York "It sort of brings people back to life," she said. "From every The program, initially recommended by the Task Force on Lifelong Education in 1973, couple's kitchen at approximately 4:30 a.m. delivery make where there's a crowd of people we'll get will allow persons to enroll in regular on-campus courses under an unclassified status. entrepreneur who runs a six-ape operation called "Gonzo-Gram." we Tuesday. Sheryl made her husband a suit out of bushy, black, fur and the several referrals." The Ingham County Prosecutor's Office The program will not, however, allow persons in the unclassified status to be admitted two of them shopped around for a convincing gorilla mask. (continued on page 16) and the Lansing Police Department are to the University, said Dorothy Arata, assistant provost. investigating the incident. No formal According to the application for admission into the program, grading standards, class charges have been filed. assignments and attendance of the course will apply to all students in the course. Course fees will be assessed on the same basis as for regular students. Some courses may be unavailable to unclassified students because of prerequisite requirements and space limitation. There is no limit to the number of courses which can be taken in the unclassified E.L. voters can apply for absentee ballots capacity, Arata said. Some debate arose in the council concerning ther implications the new program may have on some already overcrowded classrooms, and the availability of courses to regular students. By MARCIA BRADFORD Grebner, who is also a county commissioner, said he is pleased with the response from State News Staff Writer the students canvassed thus far. "I view this as a serious issue for the University," said Carl Page, professor of Registered East Lansing voters who will be leaving the area this summer can vote in "The drive looks like it'll end up being the most successful so far," he said. "More people computer science. the August 7 primary elections by applying for an absentee ballot. MSU has a reputation as a "numbers mill," Page said. With a decline in enrollment, are interested this year than in the past, more seem to want to become involved in The East Lansing Progressives, a loosely knit group of East Lansing homeowners and MSU has a chance of becoming a quality institution, he said. politics." "I think we're opening the doors too wide." he added. students, are sending applications for absentee ballots to all persons living in residence Included in the August ballot will be the primary elections of persons running for East halls on campus. The only requirement for enrollment in a course, other than a specified prerequisite, is Lansing City Council. There is also a possibility that a vote will be taken at that time on Mark Grebner, spokesperson for the group, said the student vote is very important to the question of de-annexing MSU from the city of East Lansing. a high school diploma. the election and has a major effect on the outcome. In other business: Grebner said he doubts the de-annexation issue will be on the ballot, but there is no "Everyone is worried that they don't know anything about the election," he said. "Of • Paul MaGee, professor and chairperson of microbiology and public health, was elected way of being sure until July 15, when the ballot is set. course they don't, because it's three months away." to represent Faculty Council on the All-University Presidential Search and Selection Grebner said people voting by absentee ballot will be at least as informed about this Students wishing to vote by absentee ballot this summer must be registered to vote in Committee. election as they have been about any others. East Lansing and should live in East Lansing during the school year. MaGee will replace Robert Barker, chairperson and professor of biochemistry, who The East Lansing Progressives also have 20 people canvassing the residence halls and Those persons who do not receive absentee ballots by mail may oDtain one at the city plans to resign in July and; • the council approved the University Committee on Curriculum report. explaining the summer electiocUo students. clerk's office in East Lansing City Hall, 410 Abbott Road. Opinion Africans, indeed most people of the Third Bureaucratic mix KIM SHAW HAN World, see us as delightful people. We are all so relaxed and take our civil liberties as if they were slices of pie instead of matters of On Africa's horizon life and death. Our opportunity to be that makes sense complacent is the make no envy of the world. But mistake, our American representa¬ tives in Africa, the multinational corpora tions, are hated with a passion. The people of When MSU started its spring cleaning this year, it found some antique skeletons lying in the closet. Now, commendably, President is the world's future Africa have every intention of either destroying that relationship or changing it Edgar L. Harden will suggest that the Office of University and Federal dramatically. More power to them. Relations be dissolved and the duties of Robert Perrin and his staff be Africa. The Dark Continent, pygmies, continent, is the future of the world. But A good example of the future of Africa is America is patently obscene. Mau Maus, Idi Amin, South African gold and first it will shape its own internal future — Julius Nyere of Tanzania. When Americans dispersed to various other University entities. But that isn't our problem, we Great White Hunters fighting Tarzan, the and it is. slowly. quickly say. think of black African leaders, Idi Amin While the Board of Trustees must still approve this suggestion before But it is. Our government and our white messiah for blacks. These are It is quite easy to see the chain of events private vested interests which we will be called instantly pops into mind. For good reason; it becomes reality, we are hopeful the board will give its nod to Harden's American images of Africa. Some of our that have occurred on the continent and - he has on to defend when threatened — are graced more front pages of American plan. images are marginally valid, most are fiction speculate on the immediate future. White newspapers than any black leader ever has. created for a specific purpose: to prejudice responsible for the conduct of these African Under the proposal, federal relations will move into Jack Breslin's Western colonial rule is coming to an end and leaders. They are in positions of But ask a black African to name an African our minds into power Office for Administrative and State Relations, thereby incorporating feeling culturally superior. has been for at least 20 years. Some because they were strong leader and Julius Nyere will probably be Do these prejudices work? Are we indeed countries fortunate enough to mentioned. Why? Because he has made were — the reins of guarantee to Western investors that their responsibilities for all legislative relations in one office. ignorant and complacent with a superiority power were simply handed over to blacks countries would remain Tanzania the model country in black The reasoning behind this move was painfully simple: many we cannot even admit to politically stable. having? It is hardly colonial leaders could trust. Many others When stability of both the leaders and Africa, not by Western standards, but by worth posing the question. Can anyone legislators who Breslin wheels and deals with for MSU's cut of the state were not so fortunate — the whites investors is threatened internally, it is in the black African standards. name a handful of African countries, let pie eventually move on to Washington. If Breslin can present his eventually left but had to be forcibly best interest of both to Nyere is responsible for finally over¬ alone all of them? Can anyone name the removed. Tw o countries remain. Zimbabwe prop up these familiar face in the capital city, those legislators who knew him in governments with arms, if possible, or at throwing the despotic Idi Amin. It was the capital city in even one? Probably not. No and South Africa. The short-term futures of least monetary support. That first time in the history of post colonial Michigan will have one less university administrator to get to know. one expects us to. they didn't teach it to us in those two countries appear clear — has been the recent relationship Africa that one black African nation crossed And the urgency of good federal relations should be more evident than school. But the 15 West African journalists history of Africa. Every majority rule, black rule, must become African country is touched by it. For even- another's border in war. It will not be the ever to the University community. In light of falling student ho recently completed a two-week stay in genuine or white people will die. A lot of. last. Black Africa literally cheered the news. leader sympathetic to Western investment enrollments, escalating costs of social services and a general climate of East Lansing could probably tell you the white people. Western media reported it as yet another who falls, there are 10 more who would kill name of every state in the Union, the Third World border conflict. The fact that it inflation, higher education will probably stop at the short end of the capital Though extremely simplified and destined to be in such a favored position. The cities and where each one is geographically for difficult setbacks, the analysis is valid, greed was the dawn of Africa's future is state budgetary stick. perpetuates itself. something situated. Not only are they schooled in the according to most black Africans. And But something different can be perceived we apparently don't need to know. MSU's federal relations have been less than impressive. While the physical nature of our country in fact, the How is that a man, practically regarded as — though even that simple speculation may be on the horizon. The difference is that there is Coyege of Agriculture and medical schools do their own lobbying in entire Western world — but they are also hard for some Americans to accept, it will a strata of African society that has learned the George Washington of black Africa, is familiar with our history, the important Washington with success, the rest of the campus is almost a non-entity hardly signal the end of political strife on the their Western lessons so well that they have not someone people in the most educated to our top federal legislators. And for a figures in our development and even our continent. Indeed, getting whites out will be come to see that nation in the world are aware of? Well. university with the influence and language with its many quirkish colloqui¬ a simple problem capitalism has absolutely no Nyere has hesitated to criticize credentials of MSU, that is a serious problem. compared to what many future on the continent of Africa. These never alisms. American foreign policy and he nationalized young Africans see as the major problem people are the future of Africa. They will Our federal relations must be improved, and fast. And Breslin. We Americans are shamefully ignorant of by facing the continent. prevail. But if we do not understand them a few vital industries on assuming power. virtue of his extensive knowledge in legislative affairs, is a natural for Africa. We can afford to be. Our economy. The problem, of course, is greed — and their message now, we could find That and the fact that he is a philosopher by the job. hich is troubled yet still superior, allows us capitalistic greed. In virtually every black ourselves fighting them in years to come. profession has been enough for Western to think of Africa as a thing, not a continent African government the specter of graft, W e as a nation could very easily misread governments and media to label him a Under the second phase of Harden's plan. University relations will be full of a variety of countries, but a thing we corruption, patronage, nepotism, bribery the strident voices that will be Marxist. combined with those of development. While no one has been suggested relate to as determined by our economic and kickbacks are daily facts of political life. coming out of You remember Africa. Their messages could ... the enemy. very easily be to fill the spot, we feel University relations and foreign policy. The rest of the people of the 'So what?' you say. 'it's the same way here.' development of MSU go world should be so distorted so that it appears all Africans hate hand in hand. lucky to afford such But it is not. The division between the haves Americans. Or that all Africans hate whites. isolationist comforts. pitifully small group — and the Letters — a Or that all of our African "friends" are under The Office of University and Federal Relations should be laid to rest. But we as Americans cannot afford to have-nots — a systematically bloated attack by communist forces. We must be The Board of Trustees owe it to the University to recognize where its remain ignorant of Africa any longer. It, as a group — are so great that a comparison to wary of such messages. The fact is that most resources can be used most effectively. While bureaucracy is a constant in this world of academia and politics, Harden's proposal would actually There is nothing get rid of an unnecessary University office. The move may be an embarrassment for Perrin. and maybe a like useful art deserved one. But regardless of the failures — and who commits them — This letter is written for the benefit of all the Trustees' primary concern should be the well-being of the those who own skateboards in the area of University. And MSU would be healthier without the Office of the East Complex. University and Federal Relations. Some of you seem to think Mel Leisero- wit's sculpture (located on Bogue Street between Wilson and Shaw) is a nifty place 'Noble' initiatives practice your sport. I>et me make this to clear: that big metal circle you like riding back and forth in is part of a sculpture. It took a lot of time and thought to come up with that particular composition. It took won't satisfy need even more out as a aluminum. time and hard work to carry it 25 foot monument in steel and Right now your activities do little harm to the metal. But when it's painted think MSU's declining minority enrollment has been rationalized in the past what those little rolling wheels will do to by University officials, who claim the school's deficiency is in line with a the paint. That means the interior of the nationwide decline of minority admissions. Recruiting of minorities — a circle will need to be repainted again and conscious effort on the part of the University to seek out minorities and again (costing the University money that comes from your pocket). encourage them to enter school — is fast becoming an ineffective tool for Next time you feel like showing Mel what guaranteeing an equilibrium, if not an upswing, in minority enrollment. t. A report issued by the MSU Board of Trustees, decline in minority enrollment at MSU, evidences the need for showing a three-year 'Ms you think of his sculpture (how would you like it if you did, say. a terrific painting and someone came along and used it as the back greater effort in bringing minority students to of a hockey net?) think of the money needed campus. Attempts in the past to MISS (LaCThDRFE, PLEASE Direct THIS GROOF CF SiUPENIS TO WEAPON^ NUCLEAR to repair your damages if you can't think of boost minority enrollment have manifested themselves in relaxed (HYDROGEN), Mel's feelings. Barbara Brien entrance restrictions and quasi-quota systems. Vet the present state of TRIGGER MECHANISMS TOR SECRET PEQASlFiED.' 427 East Holden affairs suggests that for all the University's efforts, less minorities are choosing college as a post-graduation plan. Damned if we do. The problem does not begin here. Secondary school systems, many in VIEWPOINT: FISHEIfS BLASPHEMY financial and academic shambles, too often fail to prepare a student for and if we don't college. These schools are responsible for educating the poor — a large portion of whom are minorities. Underprivileged individuals comprise most of the vast sea of students in the academic void between Don't slander Phillips Hall I am responding to Maria Grosz's May 22 editorial about the biased reporting of the grammar recent killings in Namibia of a few whites school and a university. Admission restrictions, and black. She rightly points out the though relaxed, may By JEFF Ml NROE where they don't prepare you for this world, but the next.) a prevent many minorities from enrolling while the University continues Twice recently I've read articles in the hallowed inaccuracies of the story and to the fact that pages of my Stoney Curtis was a nice touch, but where was the hum along to view the favorite college newspaper somew hat contemptuous of dorm life. The State News supports such biased problem in terms of numbers. Dropping fractions of a I figure maybe so in Brody or Kellogg Center or with Herman reference the readers wanted? Berkey About the volleyball. The way I see it, it's kind reports. The editor's note says it recognizes percentage in enrollment makes the problem seem numerically • w herever of nice to have a the "distortions" but prints them anyway, you sleep) but not so in Phillips Hall. Then I see the insignificant. But, as the Trustees revealed in their reports, those articles are written by one of our own. a Phillips inhabitant — a sport where men and women can compete together as equals. And maybe sometimes women do get run over by overzealous fellows. hoping the "readers are able to recognize fractions have added up to a regression of affirmative action at a time freshman English major. What kind of blasphemy is this? Why it's the biases when they occur." But sometimes guys get run over by overzealous girls. Aside from when most minority programs are just a common fact that Phillips is God's personal gift to MSU, with the The editor is very naive to think that getting off the ground. being a hell of a lot of fun, some guys are learning that it is most readers will be able to recognize such The University has the capacity to possible exception of the new football training facility. successfully implement minority So I read the articles. The first concerns dorm food. Well the kid definitely uncool to run people over. biases. Almost all of our media here, programs that would tie up some of the loose ends existing in minority Of course a lot of guys aren't learning a thing. Some is a freshman and I figure maybe he hasn't learned the survival girls play including The State News, distorts facts recruitment. Persons involved in programs for women, blacks and other like someone told them it was unfeminine to spike a ball into a technique in a dorm cafeteria. Never eat any item with a vegetable about Africa and other Third World man's head. But some girls break out of that mold and really play minorities can make some headway but are limited first name. This includes your broccoli briquette and cauliflower nations. Very few media show the facts as by their lack of the game. And that seems important. power and cohesiveness with other affirmative action programs. stew. Never eat anything with a person's name in it, i.e. — Carl's It's a competitive league. The prize money insures that. People they really are, and if they do they are Minorities at the University are fighting on their own when it comes to Smelt and Mashed Potato Casserole, Lucky Eddie's labeled "unfavorably" as radical or com¬ Amazing may get run over by other people in an effort not to let the ball fall Surprise or Tippy's Mistake. Also, never eat an item the color of munist. defending the need for increased minority enrollment and faculty hiring. the server's hair. And always take lots of soft serve. to the court with four people pointing at each other saying, "I By choosing to print such articles. The A concerted effort on the They put thought YOU had it." part of all groups, however, would give things in that stuff to make sure the food doesn't stay in you too State News is choosing to remain the biased minorities more power and possibly Volleyball works in the dorm and is just one in a never-ending place the problem of minority long. list of fun and exciting diversions in Phillips. and racist paper it has always been. The enrollment and hiring on a higher priority within the Anyway. I got to thinking if dorm food is so bad, why do all the editor's false belief that the readers University. people around here gain weight? Some people complain to be heard in a madding crowd. Others can The consolidation of affirmative action recognize distortions is no excuse for programs and the creation of The next article I saw was a cynical look at the just want to see their name in the State Rag. one office Snyder Phillips The way I see it, if you go around eating things like cauliflower printing such articles. It only puts Ameri¬ overseeing efforts to increase minority enrollment is in order. volleyball league. Say what you want about our food, but the cans, and specifically MSU students, deeper The office must be vested with omelettes, you deserve any disease you catch. enough power to act as an effective volleyball league? And if you're dumb enough to let people run over you on a into a pool of ignorance. You would do all of watchdog to ensure implementation of minority programs. By far the best part of the article was a reference ^o the volleyball court, you're probably going to let people run over you us a great favor by deciding not to print Flintstones and Stoney Curtis. Not bad for an English major. such trash in the future. Beth Zerweck off the court you might as well not complain when your hair gets (Some of my best friends are English majors Face it things . . . parted by a good spike to the forehead. 444 Evergreen could be worse for the kid. He could be in Justin Morrill The favor College, being osked Is called censorship. Ed "The State News Africans learned DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau On behalf of the African Studies Center I Wednesday, May 30, 1979 would like to thank everyone in the MSU i km0u1 sub's over. community who such welcome Editorials are the opinions of the State News Viewpoints, columns the a6b umtt, hef, i plua"mt to 15 gave a warm African journalism students, recent but she's verf mce. HOW MOULD ZVZQOTJtt>M! and letters are personal opinions prettv, 0h6kt, a WPE6CRJBE 60 FOR WLEE, IE6E visitors to the campus. Their enthusiasm tewjfc smile ■ ■ yoimle&s? that justwomt and reluctance to leave East Lansing was Editorial Department quit1 largely due to the generosity and helpful¬ [ditor in chief _ P W Robinson Photo Editor ness of their American hosts. Kalhy KiIbury Managing Editor Shei/o Beachum Entertainment S Book Editor Dave DiMortino Campus organizations which were parti Opinion Editor Kim G Shonohon Sports Editor David Janssen eularly helpful include The State News, The ijbl City Editor Susan Tompor Layout Editor Janet Haltmann [.ansing Star. WKAR radio, WMSN, the Ky Owen Freelance Editor Beth Tuschak Anna Browr Non Formal Education Information Center, f Representative Chief Copy Editor mm Gozello Sandra Sweeney iTr Black Notes Media Productions, Center for Urban Affairs and a variety of faculty, Advertising Department students and staff who took the time to talk RonMacMtllan Assl with or be interviewed by the journalists. Advertising Manager Pat Greening, Steve Howard African Studies Center Michigon Stote News, Eost Loosing, Michigan Wednesday, May 30, 1979 5 VIEWPOINT: OLDSMOBILE WORKERS 6Manufacturing the essay manufactured a few reactions Bv the EMPLOYEES of OLDSMOBILE insensitively portrayed in flagrant gener incorporated in the title 'Manufacturing the and we get tired. But we are not DIVISION PLANT 2 alities, with such tag lines as "rednecks" Blues'. His story makes use of an establish browbeaten. Mark Twain once said that most "writers and "factory rats." ed. recognizable theme, but it's a theme If writer Winter had taken the time to regard truth as their most valuable posses Reduced to stereotypes, we were denied that is less and less true as we move into get to know us, his article may have been sion, and therefore are most economical in our humanity and became hard drinking, the 1980s. Working in a plant is no gravy written differently. Perhaps he could have its use ..." In a recent article published by hard fighting, insensitive and uneducated. train, but by the same token we sure are avoided redundant references to our "dead The State News many Oldsmobile em¬ What was ignored was the fact that the not in the 1930s either. This isn't a hell hole. ened senses" and our "dulled ployees discovered a young writer who was people who make up the work force of this sensitivity". If It's hard work, well-paying and often, he had asked us for our definitely most economical in his use of the plant are vital, intelligent men and women. feelings, he would believe it or not, very satisfying." have met a diverse and truth, in fact he was downright stingy with A great majority of us are talented, skilled interesting group of We've been told that Winter wrote the people, whose "dulled" senses were keen it. craftsmen and quite a number of us are article out of the "compassion" he has for enough to know when they had been This letter is being written in behalf of college-educated. There are some who head the people who work in a forge plant. exploited. the hundreds of men and women who work for a cold beer after work, but that is What he failed to realize is that there is a at Oldsmobile Division's West Saginaw something that can be said of people from very thin line between compassion and WINTER S REPLY The purpose of the Street Forge Plant. We are the people who all walks of life. But generally, for most of April 30 patronization: it was a line he crossed easily photo essay and sfory was to expose Stote News were grossly caricatured in Michael Win us, "after work" means an opportunity to without a moment's break in stride. He readers to a job automobile manufacturing ter's April 30 photo essay titled "Manufac¬ get involved with the community, chari¬ decided alien to many yet an through conversation with family important element in their turing the Blues." We are also the people table events and our families. What we are and friends that he knew more of what it lives by its end product — the automobile Ex who unfortunately were never given a saying is that we are people sensitive was like to work in a ploitotion of the people not unlike my own father chance to speak for ourselves. Our faces, — manufacturing plant was certainly not my intention Nor was patron individuals — not stereotypes. than the people who worked there. Appar ization The focus of fhe essoy wos extremes I actions and thoughts were all interpreted Winter used our faces to frame his words. entlv, all he wanted from us was some for us. It is for this reason we feel we have pointed that out in the first sentence I used ex Using tired, worn out, "ain't being a factory "grimy" faces to illustrate his opinions. tremes but to take this opportunity to speak out. worker a drag" jargon, he decided he could despite extremes, I tried — and A forging plant will never be a sparkling maybe failed to show thot despite the noise We have a responsibility to do so because best speak for us. It was one of the worst clean place heat and grime in the to work just due to the plant the people are the concepts presented in this article forms of exploitation not worthy of being skilled at what they do and manufacturing process that is involved in they do n well AND demand correction. Even if the intention of presented under the guise of responsible they lead different lives from those of the stu¬ turning out hot metal. Yet, it is one of the the writer was to present a sympathetic journalism. dents and faculty that read this highest paid production operations in newspaper Bu> As we read copies of Winter's article we nowhere wos it said that these portrait of life in a factory, the final result Lansing General Motors. Work clothing and people are in¬ knew that much of it had been mentally sensitive or that their jobs and lives are inferior was nowhere near reality. We were shoes are provided. Education and medical Without being economical with truth I can written before he even stepped foot in our benefits are impressive. Yes, we get dirty, soy that is because they are not plant. As one co-worker put it, "it's obvious that he's heard of the concept called the VIEWPOINT; IRAN IN PERSPECTIVE - PART VII 'blue collar blues', a sociological tag line that State News was kicked around a lot three years ago for Newsline Islam isn't a condition that has been opiateI over-exaggerated. His article is saturated with 'blue collar 355-8252 1 blues' stereotypes. This concept is even By HASSAN KHADEMIAN have been resisted most effectively by nations with an Islamic Another issue which has been used to attack the revolution in background. The contemporary history of Iran, for example, Iran is the connection between the church and the state. The indicates how religious leaders opposed colonial powers of the Every Wednesday separation of the state and the church which is part of the British, the Russian and their counterparts within Iran. American Constitution, or Western tradition, comes about because Islam i« not just a set of codes the following of which insures an of the role of the church in the past. From the beginning, the church in the West as an institution stood on the side of the ruling class. In European feudalism, the church was the biggest landlord. Serfs under the church lordship were no better off than under afterlife. It offers economic and political systems to provide a sound and healthy relationship among individuals within the society. A Muslim has been asked to optimize the utilization of all God-given resources on and in the earth. He has been asked to be A Whopper BARREL counts or barons. In order to preserve its status quo, the church nice and tolerant of other's ideology, but at the same time to be as of a special! cracked down harshly on the new ideas. Exorcism was a common powerful as possible to protect himself and his property against Now Appearing 5 pm till 1:00 am practice. Galileo almost lost his life. Later, as inevitable forces any external intervention. Islam does not require obedience to any were drastically transforming Europe, the church helped toi authority except God. Indeed bowing to other authorities is the facilitate the transition by disregarding some of its own codes (the most distasteful act in Islam. Everybody, regardless of any criteria Reformation and Protestantism). As a result, the church as an STRATTON 79 except knowledge and obedience to God, has the same status and institution, never stood against other institutions to protect the privilege. It does not recognize class distinctions. BURGER right of and to stop exploitation of people. If it was not a ruling Besides in the history of Iran, Islam had been used as a base BROTHERS BAND class, indeed, it was a partner of it. It answered human poverty and misery on an individual scale. All its activities helped individuals, but did not respond to the real cause of the individuals' against ruling class and state. There were cases in which some religious authorities collaborated with domestic or outside KING oppressing forces, but they were exceptional. The religious plight. The oppressed were encouraged to remain patient and therefore oppressed. The oppressing forces were encouraged by establishments due to their nature, which were not instituted as a formal hierarchy, were more immune from corruption than other Whoppers Wednesday Special not being condemned or attacked by the church. Therefore a most Fish Fry-All relgions. no limit effective voice of protest was never raised to help the oppressed. Therefore, there is no need to separate church and state as in you can eat... In Latin America the Catholic Church has not defended the people against a series of shah like dictators. What can one expect from Western civilization. The actors of the West (church and state) assumed different roles with respect to each other and toward the Offers Good at Both $2 his religion? Can he expect it to support him in his fight for the people in the East (Islam), because stage, scenery, set, and the 1141 E. Grand River and undeniable human rights and dignity or should he be content with scripts were all different. Relgion was not just a matter of relation 521 E. Grand River Ph. 351-0608 3121 E. Saginaw a rosy promise of an after-life? If the voice of between man and God, but in fact it was a relation between man protest is not expressed by a well-established church, inevitably it will be and man. It was an economic system, a political system. In fact, it is expressed by other institutions such as Marxism. hard to deny the fact that Shie-eh played a political role in preventing the assimilation of the Iranian identity and culture by In contrast to European religion, the Islamic church, whether in the Arabs. By contrast, the north African countries, in the past, Iran or other parts of Asia and Africa, actively stood as an lacked a nationalistic, religious organization to protect their organization against other aggressive forces to save its followers identities from Arab assimilation. not only in the other world, but in this one. In fact, colonial powers Khodemion is a Ph D candidate in Economics The ankle bone's connected to the charms and stones by 12K gold-filled chains. Now... your savings! can grow with each new dawn... and earn a dividend of 61/4%! With your credit union's new EVERYDAY ACCOUNT as little as $1,000 can now earn dividends that are computed daily and compounded quarterly — at an an¬ nual rate of 61A%. You can deposit and withdraw funds anytime you wish. Every five-dollar share will earn dividends every day it remains on deposit — from the day it's deposited until the day it's withdrawn — as long as a minimum of $1,000 re¬ mains in your account. 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Crescent • 9 to 5:30 Mon. thru Fri. • Phone 353-2280 ^Michigan Stote News, Eost Lansing Michigan Wednesday May 30, 1979 INTEHTAINMENT Jack Eddleman readies 'Rigoletto' for Thursday night performance Jazzband performs tonight By ROSANNE SINGER Sute News Staff Writer "I knew my interests would you can help by giving them specific things to think about while they are onstage." grade that he wanted to the theater in — go into musical theater company. "One night we'd offer a particular. After three drama, the next a comedy, then The MSU Jazzband I will all come together and they did Because Rigoletto is a period summers spent at Tulsa Uni¬ an operetta and also an opera," perform its last free concert of in opera." said Jack Eddleman, piece (with a 16th century- versity in his home state of he said. "I would have per¬ the year tonight at 8:15 in the stage director and chores setting). Eddleman as director Oklahoma, he went to New formers who could function in Music building auditorium. grapher of this week's produc must pay attention to manners, York City where he studied all areas and they would be The band recently competed tion of Rigoletto. A career that bows and even use of the dance. trained like in a conservatory." in the Ohio State Jazz Festival, has incorporated dance, chores sword, for example. At one He eventually performed in However, as long as Eddle¬ where they took most of the graphy, singing, acting and time he took a class in period Broadway musicals and occa man can pursue the trilogy of major awards including the directing has culminated with manner and movement that has sionally understudied such teaching, directing and per Best Band award. opera. aided him in directing Rigo actors as Tony Randall in forming he said he would be Other awards included Best letto. non musical roles. content. Drummer to Jay Busch: Best "Opera has lighting, sound, "One of the drama, dance, music and every problems with a This fall Eddleman will func "Each aspect gets better Pianist to Todd Carlon; Best period piece is that the per¬ tion as artiston residence at because of the others," he said. Miscellaneous Instrument to thing taken almost to the nth formers must be alive and not degree," Eddleman said. "It's Dominquez Hills, a California He also never wants to Joe Lulloff tfor soprano saxo¬ posing," Eddleman said. university south of Los Angeles abandon live theater for film or exciting and I never really- In addition to opera, Eddie phone!: Outstanding Instru where he will perform, choreo¬ television although he has done mentalist to Chuck Peterson planned to work in opera." man still pursues an interest in graph and direct. He will sing both. (for trumpet!, and the Arrange¬ Although Eddleman is a free acting and for the past three the male role in Side by Side by "I like a live audience and I ment award \o Ron Newman, MSI Jazzband I lance director throughout the years has acted with a Sondheim and will do a one man find it exciting," he said. "With director of jazz studies at MSU. United States, he makes his community theater in Wichita, show of 22 musical numbers television you don't get the Honorable mention was also college bands from the Michi the festival awards home in New York City where Kan. during to the Geriatric Six plus One. an depicting the history of musical thrust and force of a live given to Mark Olivarius on bass gan and Ohio area. One judge he frequently works with the "I need to get back into the theater. In addition, Eddleman night's performance. A spokes East Lansing jazz band, will performance. My greatest and Donald Langworthy on called the MSU entrant "one of New York City Opera at Lin performing arena so I can will teach acting and movement person said that the concert award a $100 scholarship to the moments have been when the harmonica. the best college bands I've will include "a wide range of coin Center. A specialist in better direct," he said. "So I and offer a weekly opera work audience has literally stopped performance's outstanding solo- The festival was judged by heard in years." comic opera, Eddleman has keep taking the plunge to if featuring just about see shop. breathing because they are so members of the Phil Woods The 19 member Jazzband •ybody. directed three Gilbert and Sul I can still swim." Eventually Eddleman would involved in what Admis: i to the concert i you are Quartet, and included ten will include the tunes that won At conclusion livan shows for the New York Eddleman knew in the ninth like to have his own performing t « doing." City Opera in addition to works by Offenbach and The Barber of ' Seville. Battlestar Galactica noisy rerun * NATURAL He has previously directed a By MIKE CHAl'DHURI ing for TV, they frequently look matters is straight adventure. %/ is rerun time on the boob tube. production of Rigoletto and said that directing comedy is more SCIENCE PROGRAM te fer difficult than tragedy. "4 The theatrical release of Bat¬ ridiculous on the wide screen of The acting in Galactica. ranging CARIBBEAN And for anyone wishing to avoid tlestar Galactica should be en the cinema. "The stars look like from fair to fairly bad. reflects reruns, or TV in general, they "Comedy requires clean, joyed by anyone who likes golf balls," Dvkstra has said this Galactica does differ from can turn to — the cinema? sharp performing," Eddleman television, and particularly re about Galactica as theatrical other space operas in that it said. "You have to be able to runs. release. Its special a effects, de¬ Again, if you have never seen stand outside yourself, and DECEMBER 1979 attempts to establish strong It should also be enjoyed by Battlestar Galactica, or really there must be a technical signed for the small screen of character relationships, but this anyone who never watches TV television, when transferred to is largely caused by television want to again, and if you but remembers back to the the nostalgically remember the big screen look like what requirements whch necessi Eddleman said he does not golden age when Star Wars was they are: special effects for tated the possibilities of Galac¬ good oid days when movies like direct opera with a concept in INFORMATION MEETING at the local movie house. television. tica becoming just one galactic Star Wars or Message From mind. Though Galactica the televi¬ melodrama. Space were around, then THURSDAY, MAY 31 7:00PM 333N.KIDZIE Battlestar Galactica fun, "I like to evolve a show with NOW is the time to sion series has been canceled by- is Battlestar Galactica should be plan for the natural science expedition during winter though, because it is done with The timing of the release of the people at hand," he said. "I ABC. Galactica the movie is enjoyable, for it adequately break. Participants can enroll for a total of 8 credits, the flair of the simple space Battlestar Galactica could not may get an overall idea and taking NS 142A back, and in full regalia. Unfor serves to remind one of those (which can be applied toward the general education science requirements) tunatelv. though, Galactica the ' opera, in which all that truly be more perfect. After all, this shape it, but I work with the pajt triumphs in space. and NS 300. Program director Larry Besaw will show slides of sites to be movie is space available and the parti¬ no big event. and its full visited. All interested students are cordially invited to attend. cular actors' instincts." regalia includes Sensurround. which is the greatest thing since Eddleman said there are FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT 3-D and I hope will last about as long. Sensurround is used an- Film director withdraws appeal special problems involved in OFFICE OF OVERSEAS STUDY 108 INTERNATIONAL CENTER 353-8920 working with opera stars who noyingly at every possible mo¬ rarely train the body. ment in Battlestar Galactica. FRANKFURT. and husband of model furt judge said Monday. and embarrassingly. Sound • I T:egs. has withdrawn an "They worry about their "The defense withdrew their notes, although every now and doesn't travel in space, so why il against his detention in application for an investigation wm% then you find an intuitive magnify the use of sound effects st German jail, a Frank " in space as is done in Galactica' into Dragoti's arrest, in the he said. "But the others In addition, the reverberations apparent hope of quickly ob¬ •if the theater caused by Sensur taining a date for his main trail round aches. can cause Maybe they huge head¬ can give us that way." Judge Wolfgang Jakubski told The Associated moment is Marie Osmond Press. engaged! tNe qifT should back the commercials and take away the Sensurround? Dragoti, 46, was arrested Of course, though. Sensur May 12 after customs officials round is important to the SALT LAKE CITY iAPi at Frankfurt's Rhein-Main Air¬ — Marie Osmond, of the theatrical release of Battlestar brother sister singing act Donny and Marie, announced her port said they had found Galactica (and its presence is cocaine in his engagement Tuesday to a 23 year-old Los Angeles actor possession. emphasized in Galactica s pos¬ attending Brigham Young University. Dragoti had stopped here on his ters) because otherwise little distinguishes the movie movie from the TV movie. The plot of "Tell the world I love him and I've never been 19-vear old Osmond said of her fiance Jeff Family spokesperson Ron Clark said the two became Crayton. happier." the way to the film festival in Cannes. France, to accept an award for his work. 15&1614k i\EckcbAii\Sfrom$20 Galactica should be familiar to anyone who saw the movie engaged at 3 p.m Memorial Day at the Osmonds' television studios in Orem. 30 miles south of Salt Lake City. Marie was If convicted of illegally im¬ 18 14k Neck chAiNs fmm*25 during one of its television appearances, for it is virtually rehearsing for upcoming concert appearances, Clark said. Crayton, who is majoring in communications at BYU, is the porting the drug. Dragoti could be sentenced to up to three m the same movie. The not-quite believable epic catastrophe of the colonies of distant Earth son 1976. of Mr. and Mrs. R. t lark said Crayton Crayton of Los Angeles. met Osmond at a Hollywood They plan to be married in the Salt Lake Mormon Temple party in years in prison. Asked when Dragoti may- 14k cold u/RisT chAiNS from *10 expect his case to come before a reoccur, as do the not quite- in mid August. court, the judge replied, "hard¬ believable heroics of the human Donny Osmond, 23. was married a year ago. He and his wife ly before about four weeks." warriors. expecting their first child in July. Clark said. JUMfaNCL are John Dykstra's special effects suffer though. 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L Of MSU) DON T PAY MORE DON'T PAY MORE DON'T PAY MORE DON'T PAY MORE Michigon Stote News, Eost lonsing Michigon Wednesday, May 30, 1979 7 SoreVs is laced wit with barbs SUPERPEN Sorel's drawings. This makes And, of course, like all superb By Edward Sorel sense, as the bulk of Superpen's cartoonists, Sorel draws his much about the man as do his Vintage Books cartoons are drawn from the greatest inspiration from actual cartoons. "For the past fifteen $5.95 1975-79 era, the days of pre events and circumstances. A years," he writes, "I've been "(hie rfitlxfunniest andtruest satiriail Reviewed by and post Watergate when it portion of Superpen is devoted making cartoons that in one DAVE DiMARTINO was common knowledge that all to real life quotations to which way or another suggest that carUxmistsulii e ordead"-Ux Seu Vni Ihies The blurb on the cover of politicians were stupid and or Sorel sketches an accompany America is educated by incom SUPERPEN Superpen calls Edward Sorel petents, governed by hypo "one of the funniest and truest crites, and ruled by the mili satirical cartoonists alive or tary industrial complex. As a dead," and the blurb, for once, result of this anarchistic prose¬ is right. Sorel's work has The bulk of Superpen s cartoons are drawn lytizing, my alma mater has The (artoons and fh n atures of appeared regularly in the Vil¬ from the 1975-79 era, the days of pre- and lage Voice, Esquire, New York post-Watergate when it was common know¬ given me its highest award, the Senate has requested my art Edward Sore! Magazine and Atlantic Month for permanent exhibition, and a ly, among many other publica ledge that all politicians were stupid and/or wholly owned subsidiary of tions, and the 50 year-old car crooked, not necessarily in that order. RCA has published this book. toonist shows no signs of slow "Some decades you just can't ing up. Superpen is a hilarious do anything wrong." compilation of some of Sorel's Sorel's brand of wit may not best work — and mandatory crooked, not necessarily in that be for everyone, but those who ing cartoon. An example: "Car¬ reading for those interested in order. The brilliant caricatures dinal Cooke visited Vietnam enjoy discussing America biting political satire. of Spiro Agnew and Gerald and told American soldiers sheerly in terms of its inherent A quick runthrough of Super- Ford bring to mind just how stationed insanity couldn't find a better there: 'You are pen reveals what seems to be much fun those days really friends of Christ by the fact buy than Superpen Like all an undue fascination with were — when every day the that you have come over here.' political cartoonists, Sorel may Richard Nixon; Nixon's face, morning well be the reference point paper would list new Question: Would the Cardinal truly a cartoonist's delight, indictments or messy govern¬ have taken a less benevolent historians will refer to in their appears in a great number of ment scandals. attitude had our soldiers been encapsulizations of the madness the tax-free status of churches true about America ts true in of the '60s and '70s. Those firing at fetuses instead of Sorel's work, all of which makes seeking Sorel's present-day men?" Aside from these ironic — government officials make sketches, the book also features confessions to one another, and Superpen enjoyable, albeit work need only refer to the some excellent caricatures of generally everything that scary, reading. Village Voice or New York Frank Sinatra, Woody Allen you've always feared might be Sorel's forward reveals as Magazine for more. and a few other "New York types." Yet the most enjoyable part of Superpen lays in Sorel's hilarious comics, a pastiche of TOP CASH fiction and fact that rivals only Jules Feiffer in its obvious grasp of America's peculiarly stilted brand of logic. Two unkempt hippies, obviously jazz musicians, have a discussion while rolling a joint. "You know, last night I made it with a 12year-old," one tells the other. "But like, man, she had the body of a 9-year-old." 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In the first game he walked and singled Angels, a during the past four seasons), third baseman Carney Lansford sharply to center, yes, he did make outs twice but he fouled off 11 well-coordinated collection of farm products and high-priced (currently hitting .287) and Willie Aikens (currently .3101, a big. pitches in the process of doing so. In the second game he bunted imports who last Sunday embarrassed — absolutely embarrassed and — a vastly improved, good hitting Chicago White Sox team. The strong lefthanded hitter who once belted 30 home runs for El Paso of the Texas League. Not one of the three has reached his 26th down the third base line for a hit, doubled to left and hit a 420-foot triple to center. All of this was done seemingly without the least Angels took two in the Sox home park by the scores of 4-2 and 9-1 birthday. care or concern as though he had decided that since there didn't and all indications are that Gene Autry's million dollar A noteworthy number of the Angels have come via the trade seem anything better to do he might pass the time by bedeviling expenditures are about to pay off. The Angels are good; they are route, a factor that signifies a smart front office. Nolan Ryan, who the White Sox. With time, as it is often said, every good thing must come to an very, very good, and right now they show as much balance as any when he's sharp is faster than a speeding train, came eight years He got lots of help. The Angels, as a team, hit two doubles, three end. The novelty seems to waste away with the calendar. But other club in the major leagues. ago from the New York Mets. Catcher Brian Downing (currently triples, two home runs, stole three bases, executed two hit and run there are some occasions, namely the Spartans' capturing the The Angels drew $755,386 fans at Anaheim Stadium last year hitting .338) came from the Chicago White Sox two years ago. plays perfectly and pulled off three double plays. Their starting NCAA basketball title, that are too good to fade away. (which is located only a mile or so from Disneyland). This season During the past two seasons the Angels have also obtained pitchers, Mr. Frost and Mr. Aase, both pitched complete games There have been banquets, there have been parades, there have they'll top the two million mark, not only because of their pitchers Dave Frost and Don Aase from the White Sox and Boston and nearly had shutouts. There was not a single aspect of baseball been ceremonies, there have been many honors to players and improved play but also because of the improved quality of the Red Sox respectively. Frost had an earned run average of 2.59 in that the team did not excel at and the White Sox fans opposition within their division. As of this writing, the much 1978, and Aase won 11 games. This past winter California obtained - Chicago is coaches, but Friday night, there will be one final tribute in honor of a terrific baseball town — gave them an appreciative hand when it the team and the cheerleaders who also captured a national maligned American League West has played the East dead even: outfielder Darnell Ford (.274. 82 RBI) from the Minnesota Twins. was over. whereas there was a 61 game deficit in 1978, there is none at the And, of course, Rodney Cline Carew. And it's well that they did, for the California championship. Mainly, though, it will be a time to say goodbye to Angels look ready the two of MSU's present time. Injuries have healed, practice has made perfect and What is there that is appropriate to say about Rod Carew? to dethrone the Kansas City Royals as the American cornerstones success, Earvin "Magic" Johnson League luck has been a lady. And the Angels are at the top of the pack. Should his .334 lifetime batting average be mentioned, his 2000+ Western champions. Ninety-five wins should do it at season's and Gregory "Special K" Kelser. end, The free agents that California has signed — such as Don Baylor hits, his Golden Glove awards. He walks into the batter's box with and it seems unlikely — barring massive Johnson and Kelser will bid farewell to MSU at the special and Joe Rudi have been boons to the club, no question about it. injuries or earthquakes — — such an air of easy confidence that one half expects him to sit down that the Angels will fail to win 95 games, on their way to a functionbeginningat 8 p.m. in Jenison Fieldhouse. In his first 47 games this season Baylor knocked in 47 runs and in it. For thirteen years now he has bewildered the opposition with divisional title and a showdown in the playoffs against the New "Special K" is the only graduating senior from this year's scored 34. while Rudi has always been one of the best defensive his bunts and steals and fake bunts and fake steals and his line Y'ork Y ankees. championship team and Johnson is moving his magic to the outfielders and clutch-hitters in baseball. But there is more to this drives between fielders and up the alleys and down the lines. He is National Basketball Association next season after just two years of collegiate competition. Spartan coach Jud Heathcote knows how much these two have meant to the success of MSU and he felt that something Varsity Club sponsors g/cyDmk# should be done. Among other Now Open: celebrity softball game things. Kelser's jersey No. 32 and Magic's No. 33 will be CHARLOTTE PARACENTER retired, the first time in MSU history a basketball number Saturday-Sunday ALL DAY has been retired. By JEFF MINAHAN hopes to bring up to 500 The celebrity team will in¬ Weekends-After 1:00pm "We feel the significance of State News Staff Writer children to campus for the clude "coach" Walter Adams of their contribution warrants a It will be the varsity against Lessons-Exhibitions-(2) Planes game from groups like Beek the MSU economics depart break in tradition," Heathcote the celebrities and a good time man Center. Michigan School ment and players Larry Bethea { 'Certified Instructors said about the retiring of the for all in the second annual for the Blind and Teen Ranch. and Mike Cobb, former MSU j 'Certified Jumpmasters two jerseys. "It was my idea Super Saturday Celebrity Soft "If this year's game is any¬ football standouts now playing •FAACertified Riggers and I got approval from Dr. ball. Game Saturday at Kobs thing like last year's, it should for Dallas and Chicago re¬ f 'TSO Approved Gear Kearney >athletic director Joe Field. be a huge success, because last Kearney and president Harden The event, sponsored by the year's worked out great," Cot spectively in the National Foot ball League. Representative | 'Lounge Area •Free Programs for Groups i MSU's president Edgar L. Earvin Johnson Varsity "S" Club of MSU. pits ter said. Lynn Jondahl. Larry Adderly f 'Home of MSU Sport Parachute Club area celebrities Harden'." against mem Cotter will be assisting em from Channel seven in Detroit, To most people. Heathcote probably doesn't come across as bers of the Varsity Club and cee Bob Berry from WVIC Curt Sylvester and Mick Mc- I FIRST JUMP LESSONS being one of the warmest human beings that ever lived, but under other MSU athletes with pro¬ behind the microphone as an Cabe from the Detroit Free | Regular Classes begin Sot -Sun. 10:00am all of that emotion and tension he displays on the court, Jud does ceeds going to the Ralph Young announcer of the event. Press along with other media ( Others by Appointment have a few soft spots in his heart, and he, just like everyone else, Fund, the Association for Berry has also planned the representatives. 335 Flanders Rd., Charlotte, Mich. will be losing more than just two basketball players when the Learning Disabilities, the 1979 launching of a hot air balloon Also playing will be coach Ph. "Dynamic Duo" move on. U.S. Olympic Team and the during the game from the field Jimmy Rave, former standout (517)372-9127 or (517)543-6731 collect Although they seem so much alike, Johnson and Kelser are Varsity "S" Club. directly adjoining Kobs Field. quarterback for MSU and now (Two miles out Island Hwy.) The celebrity softball game Some of the players this year assistant coach for the really two different kinds of people. As to ability, the two are both an super players, but the difference lies in their personalities. represents the largest of many on the varsity side will be Greg Detroit Lions and Vick Wake¬ community service projects Kelser. Terry Donnelly and field. former Detroit Tiger. Johnson is still just a 19-year-old kid. He smiles a lot, he's r going and free-spirited. He uses a lot of street language, he isn't easy¬ which the Varsity Club under¬ takes during the year. Mike Brkovich from the MSU Serving as umpires will be [ established e. lansxng 1976 basketball team; Mark Ander Patrick "Lash" Larrowe of the really refined. A major part of all the mmamsefing center, inc. son. Steve Otis. Rod Strata and MSU economics, department, Kelser. on the other hand, talks, acts and dresses like a New Varsity Club's projects is bring Matt Foster from the football and Jack Siebold of the Varsity Y ork executive, although he to is still ing disadvantaged children young at the ripe old age of team; Russ Welch, Mark Maz- Alumni "S" Club. 21. Kelser could be your father, Johnson could be from your brother, area organizations to cam zoleni and Ted Heusing from The game will begin at 1:30 pregnancy test *on a walk-in basis, confidential^ but either way, we're all going to lose two for and the softball the hockey team. people who are close to pus events, p.m. and players from both individual care from trained specialists: us and who have done so much for us. game is no different. The varsity squad will be teams will be available for •papsmear, breast exam, b.c. pills "1 guess a lot of people don't equate the significance of the According to Varsity Club coached by its faculty adviser autographs following the game. •diaphram fitting. pap, breast President Jim Cotter, the club Dr. Fred Tinning. Admission is $1. NCAA title." Jud said. "We're •IUD, pap, breast one of 23 schools that have ever •pelvic exam—any reason won it. •pregnancy termination by vacuum aspiration "The contributions that Ear Hon •ers Custom Printed •advanced termination thru 20 weeks will be discussed vin and Greg have made to at our centers. \ winning it are monumental." For Kelser and Johnson, besides the fact that they will tops again Hats •counseling — blue no cross, charge medicaid, student discounts— get to say goodbye to the fans For the second weekend in a that have supported them, it row. Ricky Flowers was the sj 7 5 includes hat will probably be the last time standout runner for MSU's and your print the two are together on the track team when the squad 927 E. Grand River 4737 Marsh Road same court as teammates. traveled to South Bend. lnd„ Johnson is all but a Los for the Central Collegiate Meet. gP0RTS at Bogue St. across from Mac s nr. Grand River behind Meiier s Angeles Laker and Kelser. The junior from Saginaw won according to Heathcote. will the 400 meter run with a :47.6 LETTERING probably end up in Seattle with time. 2227 W. Grand River, Okemos the Supersonics. But, Heath Other top finishers for the cote says, nothing is definite Spartans were Paul Schneider 349*5184 Gregory Kelser yet. On June 12.13 days before taking third in the shot put the NBA draft, the league < 47'5" t. Dan King finishing general managers and coaches will get together for meetings and fourth in the high jump |6'10") there anything, anything can happen. and Tyrone Williams placing "There may be some wholesale trades," Heathcote said, which sixth in the 400 meter inter¬ still leaves open the possibility that one of the two could end mediate hurdles 1:52.6). up in Save up to Detroit. But that is all speculation, what matters now is that the The Spartans couldn't get two have run out of time. They both have to move on. any additional runners to quali¬ Jud says fy for the NCAA meet coming the ceremony will last 45 minutes at the most. It won't up next week. The only two be long, but it shouldn't be missed. runners representing MSU will There may never be two better players together as teammates be sprinters Randy Smith and in Jenison ever again. Ricky Flowers. 50% HEADS UP FOR SUMMER now through June 9 Summer is just around l he itrner — time for sun. swimming, and carefree (lavs. And \ou need a carefree hair style to match your summer life style, one that doesn't need a lot of attention and time. At Neyy Dimensions yye can desijin an easy yvash and dry hair style that ysill leave you time to do the things you loye. So. call the professionals at Neyy Famolare Sale Selected Women's Styles by: Dim ensions summer at style. 349-9320 for your Every Current Style 5 days only May 29 - Jane 2 Beee SRO OhepordV And haye a carefree summer, R«b $24.97 Famolare Bare Trap onoes Get Tfccre $29.97 NEW aad others Go There $29.97 East Lansing CIHES5ICN5 Hi There $29.97 over 300 pairs &4LCN Of HAIL 332-2815 DESKS HI Up $29.97 $19.97 2110 Hamilton Rd. Okemos 349-9320 Michtgon Stote News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 30. 1979 9 Seniors receive awards received the Dr. James Feurig Memorial Award. Three MSU seniors have received annual It is given to the graduating senior who best awards given by the MSU Varsity Club for excellence in the classroom, on the athletic field exemplifies the qualities and lofty ideals and for sportsmanship. representative of the late Dr. Feurig. the MSU team physician from 1953 until 1975. Basketball forward Gregory Kelser received The Varsity Club honored three of its the Big Ten Conference Medal of Honor which members with academic awards. Winners were goes annually to a top student athlete at each Big Willitts for the senior cl^ss, Mike Longaker of Ten school. Kelser is a criminal justice major and basketball for the juniors and Ken Mehall of calls Detroit his hometown. baseball for the sophomores. Rodger Bastien. shortstop for MSU's Big Ten Six senior members of the club were acknow¬ baseball champions, took home the Chester L. ledged with contribution awards. They were Brewer Award for athletic classroom proficiency swimmer Shawn Elkins, baseball's Jim Cotter, and for career potential. The psychology major is gymnast Paul Hammonds, soccer's Fraser from Grandville. Pahad, football's Jody McCulloh and former Lacrosse leading Kevin baseball scorer Willitts player Tony Spada. Ruggers take easy win The MSU Rugby 'A' team Butch Moon. Before the inter¬ centers, Mark Smith and Tony defeated a much weaker Grand mission. McNicolas and Smith Buchner, scored front breaks Rapids team Saturday 54-10. each scored a second try. resulting in 80-yard runs. Other The early stages of the game tries were scored by winger The MSU pack continued to gave the impression that this Kevin Murtaugh, McNicolas, would be an even competition as win more ball with prop Duncan Buchner, tight-head prop Jim the Grand Rapids forwards Wright — recently returned Gell and captain Tocco. Fullback from an injury — and hooker were winning plenty of ball and Curt Jay converted five tries. their backs handled well and Mike Broczinski providing much kicked intelligently. stability in the set play and wing State News Kemi Goabo The game against Grand However, after a ten minute forwards Frank Cox and Tony Tocco playing thoughtful at¬ Rapids was the last to be stand-off. Wade Smith scored the first try from an attacking back play. A few minutes later, tacking rugby in the loose. Mark Collis played his best game of coached by Hank Adolfi. MSU Rugby Club wishes Hank and his wife well in their move to the Lopez shows hitting form halfback Mike McNicolas the season winning much of the cut East coast and are much appre¬ MSU rightfielder Joe Lopez demonstrates his batting style as he follows through around the lineout. pack for the second ciative of Adolfi's time and after making contact with a pitched ball in the Spartans' 5-4 NCAA loss to San try. The Grand Rapids team Seven tries were scored in the energy contributed both as a DJego State University Sunday afternoon. Lopez was one of three MSU players rallied and was awarded a try second half, all from running player and as a coach for MSU selected to the All-Big Ten third squad. from a clever back movement by movements in open play. Both Rugby Football Club. day. May 31, 7:30 p.m., field 2; ENJOYS INVOLVEMENT IN SPORTS Im Notes independent, Thursday, May 31, 8:30 p.m.. field 2. Women's softball playoffs The co-rec softball playoffs Adviser easy to will take place as follows, will be held on June 3, 2:30 please p.m. weather permitting: sorority, on field 6. Men's volleyball By SUSAN FEVKBEEVER Hall. He initially viewed the job as a free ride through grad school. Perhaps Che biggest Rooming with Joe Namath does not fulfill everyone's dreams. "But my own principles held me to the responsibilities of the job," After graduating from Lansing Catholic Central in 1967, A1 Arman signed as the youngest free-agent in the NFL for the New York Jets and moved in with Joe Namath. Arman said. He may try to cover his soft spots in his large, authoritative facade, but his concern for kids and sports frequently surfaces. He'll STEREO SALE Presently a head adviser in Wonders Hall, Arman shares his athletic achievements and future aspirations with MSU students. Loosely wearing his old MSU baseball sweatshirt and well-worn work for his second summer with the MSU sports school for high school athletes. Arman also coaches JV baseball and announces at the Spartan •F THE YEAR jock shorts, he frequently stands in his open apartment doorway basketball games. He views himself as an unofficial liaison between will be held exchanging greetings with passing residents. the athletic department and residence halls. one day only: "I'm not super ambitious," Arman said. "I'm really easy to please. "I wish I had a whole dorm of football players," Arman said. "I I'm really athletic and don't aspire that much money." n;TTTY don't have any problems with varsity players. Although Arman never played football in high school, he wanted "I think it's because I don't look at them as jocks, but just as any to try his luck with the pros. other residents that happen to share a common interest." "Mom thought I was crazy leaving home to play football, but dad Arman is consistently heavy on discipline in the dorm when thought it was great," Arman said. others' rights are being violated though he appears to be a With a half-cocked smile and a strong air of confidence, he said he jock-loving chauvinist. felt fortunate forjhe experience of playing in the NFL though it was a time of personal dehumanization. Arman said he models his approach after his hero Bill Russell of the Boston Celtics. 'SSreereo SRoppe "We were there to do three things — eat, play football and screw. "That man is black and proud," Arman said. "He is a person first It was all there in great quantity and quality," he said. and an athlete second." Annan's devotion and strong will, along with his well-rounded Although Arman has received many honors and awards, his most body, earned his acceptance as "the new kid on the block." He 555 E.Grand River Ave. East prized momento is a simple, silver neckchain with a plain disc Lansing 337 1300 recalled a couple of rumbles when his teammates backed him up. attached. He received the necklace as a gift from his grandmother A year later his successful football career as a linebacker ended just before she died. after he tore his Achilles tendon. "I haven't taken it off for the last 16 years and probably never Express Your Love Arman then returned to Michigan to play drums with the Excels. Their album "Little Innocent Girls" hit the Michigan charts in 1969. With desires for adventure and money in his pocket, he visited will," he said. He explained the gift represented the admiration he had for her. With An \ I I American Samoa before starting his college life with determination. A year of extensive travel had depleted his savings. The "big "My grandmother knew how to handle herself," Arman said. "She had faith in God that I wish I could obtain." Expression Of Ours. FASHION FINALS man" decided to pass the word he was ready to extend his high Arman may have reaped success from his career, but his sights school addiction and play collegiate baseball. Three years of baseball at the University of Southern Alabama, are set on the future. At 30, he's over his prime for pro the competition in coaching still excites him. sports, but SALE complete with scholarships and gratuities, led Arman to a coaching For this last week of position with the Dodgers' Class A Farm Team in Daytona. Arman said his ultimate career goal is to be the athletic director Spring term Other jobs soon resulted, but Arman refused to move on with his of the University of Southern California by the time he is 45. He style of self-satisfaction. plans to continue measuring his own success by personal pleasure. Greens brings you everything "I kick myself for not accepting the offer to move along with the "I think I'd rather be involved with college sports," Arman said. 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May 30 1979 CRITICS CONCURQK RIVER MANAGEMENT NEW Discussion of energy Plan would call Red Cedar a drain sponsored MIGRPyb $250,000, said Ingham County has risen from the procedures The national energy situation and a "real or imaginary crisis" By SANDY HOLT implement any water manage of the MUCC is that improve¬ plan or the projects that funds State News Staff Writer Drain Commissioner Richard involved in approval of the plan ment plans petitioned to it. will be discussed 7:30 tonight in McDonel Kiva. ments made on a dam in can be made available," Sode A proposed Watershed Man Sode. Sode is also a member of and implementing any changes Sode said the commission Thomas Edens, assistant professor of agricultural economics, Williamston could be assessed said. the Inter-County Drainage it may suggest. will address energy issues including national policy, an agement Plan for the Red cannot initiate any plans or to the other 31 units of govern¬ He added that it would be up Cedar River area involving Board. Eckhard Dersch. MSU pro assessment of the energy supply and the impact of supply on oil start improvements without ment in the watershed. to the separate municipalities if designation of the river as a Although Sode said the river fessor of resource development, petitions from at least two The inter-county board is company profits. Edens will also answer questions from the they decided to assess taxes for audience. drain has raised concerns of has not yet been designated a said the procedures involved in units of government in the composed of three represents funding any improvements and The discussion is sponsored by MSU PIRGIM and the some area citizens. drain, several municipalities the management plan are "not watershed area. tives from Ingham and Living¬ not a decision of the inter- The proposal, being consider have already included financial democratic." The cities of Williamston and McDonel Hall Co-op in an effort to educate the public about the ston counties and a representa county board. "The minority concerns of national energy situation and promote conservation. ed by the Ingham and Living¬ provisions for the watershed Lansing and the counties of tive from the Department of Sode, who said he has been ston Inter-County Drainage plan in their 1980 budgets. local units of government can Ingham and Livingston have Agriculture. working on a watershed Board, would attempt to con He added that some munici have a very significant in¬ petitioned the drain board for Sode said funds for the plan management program for the trol flooding, improve ground palities have also made agree¬ fluence on the direction of the Watershed Management will be sought through federal Red Cedar area for 11 years, water and increase the recrea ments with the board regarding management," Dersch Chief gets hot hubcaps water Plan. or state funds or by "agreement said the plan is an attempt to tional use of the Red Cedar contracting services to work on said. "Any two municipalities with the municipalities." balance environmental con¬ the plan. Wayne Schmidt, a represen area, which includes MSU. can provide the drain commis¬ cerns in the area. tative from the Michigan Unit He also said any improve¬ Citizens are concerned that A public hearing on the sioner with the power to go SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) disappearance Monday morn- ed Conservation Clubs, said he ments suggested by the plan, He added that off bank stor - the program will allow local matter will be scheduled in ahead with his planning, no three months, Sode said. objects to the plan because which must also be petitioned age and retention basis for Most people who lose hubcaps ing. The Cadillac belonged to governments to control the matter how broad." under the Drain Code, the drain by two units of government, storing flood water for release never see them again. Police police chief William Kolender. entire area's water manage¬ The watershed, or geo¬ Dersch also objected to the chiefs are different. Officers said they found the commissioner can assess citi¬ "should" come from the same when it could be used more ment. They also believe the graphical area from which rain fact that only one group, the for any improvements Police here recovered two hubcaps in a car several miles flows into the river, Inter-Countv Drainage Board, zens sources that may fund the efficiently were the only phy¬ costs of local improvement may water services 32 made in the drain areas. planning. sical changes viewed for the hubcaps stolen from a Cadillac away and arrested two young be assessed to all residents in municipalities, has the power to approve and within 32 minutes of their men on charges of theft. Schmidt added that one fear "There is no guarantee on the Red Cedar. the two-county area. covering most of Ingham and But, the plan's critics have Livingston counties. not objected to the need for Once the river is formally efficient management of the designated as a drain, the drain river area, of which flooding board will be able to initiate its has been a problem. watershed plan for alternative Designation of the Red Cedar methods of water management. LAFAYETTE'S... River as a drain is the initial Ideas for improvement could step in the watershed plan, then be taken from the plan. which will cost an estimated The main criticism of the plan Michigan State University Television IT'S NOT A SALE, Campus and CATV Televised Courses 79 FALL IT'S A n . 5BHEQULE Campus National Cont nent Cable Channel Cable Cable Channel Channel •OOONO^ Other dealers make false claims to having a sale However When the general throws a sale it's not a sale - IT S A SALE AFA201. PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I. 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CPS Faculty 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 1:50PM 11 19 30 M W F 4:10PM 13 19 30 T 6/7/8 PM 4 — - HPR 331, FIRST AID AND EMERGENCY CARE, Prof. Baker T T 8:00 AM & 9:10 AM 13 — - TT 10:20 AM & 11:30 AM 13 - - HNF 102, NUTRITION FOR MAN, Prof. Cederquist M W 8:30 AM & 8:00 PM 11 19 30 TT 12:30 PM II 19 30 MGT 306, ANALYSIS OF PROCESSES AND SYSTEMS, Mr. Rasher W T F 9:10 AM & 11:30 AM 9 19 30 W T F 12:40 PM& 1:50 PM 9 — _ W T F 3:00 PM & 8:00 PM 9 _ _ W T F 6:00 PM 13 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 19 30 T T 5:00 PM 9 19 30 PRR 301, WILDERNESS SURVIVAL, Prof. Risk T T 8:30 AM II — — T T 10:20 AM 11 20 31 T T 3:00 PM 13 19 30 T T 7:00 PM 13 20 31 Listed above are Ihe 1979 Fall Term courses thai will have all. or the majority, o/the course content transmitted via television. The campus cable channels are connected to 186 MSU classrooms equipped lor instructional television reception. National and Electronically Speaking Who Knows Better Than 1375 E. GRAND RIVER. Continental channels are connected to subscribing residences in the Greater Lansing EAST LANSING ^Lafayette In the Brookfield Plaza, E. 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A 2-Record Set Recorded Live Regular 13.98 List 1 2 Michigon Stote News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Wednesday May 30 1979 ESERI.Y MIPS STIM)IRl) REIDMHE\l)Eh Election today Disclosure plan discussed tonight to settle seven A recommendation that land lords be required to reveal annual heating costs for houses The mittee Energy Advisory Com will also recommend that energy conservation stan a recommendation that East Lansing increase its subsidy to The subsidy would CATA to continue providing help the Capital Area Transports bus service, thus cutting park will be discussed at 7:30 tonight dards be required for houses tion Authority. Kostosky said. 'nK problems, he said. PIRGIM seats at MacDonald Middle School, 1601 Burchant Drive. before a rental liscense is granted. The recommendation is part Standards include increased MSU PIRGIM Board of Directors will be elected today from 9 a.m. to 4 ,o.m. in the lobbies of the International Center and of the East Lansing Energy Advisory Committee's plan to minimum attic insulation, fur nace efficiency of at least 65 Extension courses SHARE THE SAVINGS! Student Services Building. be submitted to the Planning percent and insulated glass for Bring this ad and get 15% OFF our low Commission. The recommen all windows and exterior doors. Only those students who gave $1 to PIRGIM at spring term registration and have a fee receipt can vote. Seven one-year, non paid positions are open on the board and dations are to be used in the development of the Compre Individual electric meters for each dwelling unit and weather offered in 12 cities prices on any two pairs of regular or sunglasses.* hensive Plan. stripping requirements are also seven students are running for the seats, though there will be Get two for yourself, or bring a friend! "Unless the public shows proposed in the energy plan. Forty four University extension courses ranging from teaching write-in spaces. seminars to music courses will be offered by MSU in Michigan disagreement with the plan, it A recommendation to in Five of the seven candidates presented The State News with is pretty much what will go to crease costs for extended park cities this summer. written statements. These candidates are: • Mary Jo Bates, a senior advertising major, who said she was the Planning Commission," City Planner Tom Kostosky said. ing during the day in downtown city lots will also be included in Many of the credit courses are professional competency, but all for educators advancing their are open to any students who 11 1 East Lansing "particularly" interested in "the safety of nuclear energy and To make heating bills avail the advisory committee's plan. meet class requirements, Howard Brighton, south central regional ^ i ( ' Optical our efforts to oppose the possible reinstatement of the draft." able in the future, tenants Kostosky said. director, said. Boutique would be required to sign a "The proposal is designed to The courses will be offered in East Lansing. Lansing, Alma, Bates said she believed her experience with the media waiver in the lease which would cut down the number of park Battle ''reek, Charlotte, Gull Lake, Hastings. Jackson, Mason, qualified her for the position. She has served on PIRGIM's allow landlords to see the bills, ing lots required in the down Owosso, Potterville and Marshall. Media Task Force and worked for the Public Information he said. Heating bills paid by town area and to make it more More information on the summer courses can be obtained by Service of the State Highways and Transportation Department tenants are currently unavail¬ pedestrian orientated." he said. contacting the MSU Regional Center for Lifelong Education in of Michigan. able to landlords, he said. The energy plan also includes Kellogg Center. • Jim Grossfeld, a junior Justin Morrill College major, who said PIRGIM "has to move past its extended state of crisis if it's ever going to live up to the idealism of the men and women who support PIRGIM at registration each term." 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ALSO A LAXSE \ • VARIETY OT/MWRTW ^ 10* POM&TIC cnerses B Michigan State News, Eost Loosing, Michigan Wednesday, May 30, 1979 13 WITNESS Si T1SE1EI) WITH OVTCOME Fishing rights trial 'significant' By MARK FELLOWS plaintiffs — the U.S. govern¬ attempted to uphold their con the treaty of 1836 renounced first, with pollution, overfishing State News SUfl Writer ment, the tention that the has Bay Mills and Sault state Indian claims for unlimited and the appearance of the sea When District Court Judge Chippewa Indians. conservation-based regulatory fishing. lamprey, which came to the Noel Fox handed down his The case was brought by the powers over all citizens of the James Clifton, from the Uni lakes through the St. Lawrence controversial and precedent- Indians in response to arrests state, including Indians. versity of Wisconsin, testified Seaway," he said. setting Indian fishing rights However, the conservation that no such thing occurred. "Then the DNR introduced of fishermen and confiscation of decision early this month, one issue was not the main point of Treaties must be interpreted equipment by the state. The foreign species of fish like the MSU faculty member felt the the case, Cleland said. Indian groups said their rights as the Indians would have coho salmon and changed the satisfaction of being on the The state and DNR held that understood them, since the to fish were character of the lakes," he winning side. guaranteed by the need for conservation man¬ treaties, and so were not sub¬ government had an obvious continued. dated the power to regulate advantage, Fox's decision said. "Now whites are screaming Charles Cleland, professor of ject to regulation by the state. fishing, and that one of the "It is inconceivable to think the Indians are ruining the anthropology, was one of the treaties, in 1855, dissolved the that the Indians, who depended lakes!" three expert witnesses for the tribal organization, and with on fishing to live, would sign Cleland is satisfied with the away their means of subsis¬ outcome of the trial, which tence." Cleland said. Gasohol alternative called During the trial, Cleland testified that fishing was "a began in early 1978 and ended earlier this month. "We were happy to see primary cornerstone of (the Judge Fox saw this as an Indians') cultural being." important case," Cleland said. no magic By United Press International energy solution Cleland's testimony related to prehistoric and early historic subsistence patterns of Upper Great Lakes Indians. "The opinion itself was scholar ly, elegant and eloquent." The case is significant be cause, not only is it the first Gasohol holds promise as an alternative fuel, Department of Commerce. The plaintiffs had to prove time the U.S.has argued a case Rep. Lucille McCollough, D-Dearborn, urged but should not be viewed as the magic solution to that the ancestors of the In¬ on the side of the Indians, but quick approval of her gasohol bill, but the panel the state's energy problems, the chairman of the dians in question relied on the decision also made the state agreed to take testimony from a series of gasohol House energy subcommittee cautioned Tuesday. fishing for subsistence, and in pay restitution for confiscated experts before acting. The remarks were made as the subcommittee the early contact period with fishing gear and other expenses started work on legislation to promote the use of Subcommittee Chairperson Thomas Anderson whites, for commercial pur¬ incurred by the Indians in the the gasoline alcohol mixture some thought as a said officials must take a hard look at the poses course of the controversy. economics of gasohol and the net energy cost of Cleland feels that supporters Not only that, but "now the way of reducing petroleum consumption and producing it. of the state in the case clouded state is in a position to breaking the stranglehold of Arab oilmen. recog The panel is considering a number of plans the pertinent issues, such as nize the reality of Indian fishing "There are a lot of people running around who is really accountable for rights," Cleland said, "and will including tax breaks for gasohol, programs saying 'Boy, here is our answer,' and it's not be the declining fishery in the more inclined to cooperate promoting development of alcohol plants and going to be that way," the Southgate Democrat Great Lakes. with the Indians on conserva¬ creation of a gasohol office in the state said. "Whites ruined the lakes tion issues." Bike-a-thon held Saturday Perhaps the biggest A bike-a thon to raise funds for Impression 5 Museum will begin 11 a.m. Saturday in front of J. W. Knapp Co. at the Meridian Mall. the most money pledged, a 35mm camera will be awarded to the most collected pledges and a $150 Knapp's gift certificate will be given to the oldest STEPtEO SALE Bikers will ride along an 18-mile route from Knapp's to the museum, located at 1400 rider. T-shirts will be given to the first 100 riders who register. OF TlHE YEAR Keystone Ave. in Lansing. Pledge sheets may be picked ud at Knapp's, The event, sponsored by Knapp's, is designed, Impression 5, Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity, 432 will be held one day only: to raise funds for special exhibits and events in Evergreen; the Bike Co-op in the 541 Building on East Grand River Avenue; and all bike stores on the next year, said Charlotte Jackson Mackey, Is; rr7:VI Grand River, Jackson Mackey said. public relations director for the museum. Alpha Gamma Rho is helping the museum "We are a non-profit museum so all of our organize the event. money comes from grants and fund raisers like WVIC will be broadcasting from the bike-a- the bike-a-thon," she said. thon and will be taking pledges over the phone, thet A stereo will be awarded to the person with she said. CM Stereo ^RHA SI\oppe i ond .s y ^For this weeks shows, tlmes^ locations, phono RHA's * ISfappg Snur | 555 E. Grand River Ave. East Lansing 337-1300 | * 24 hour nrogromline: *55*0313 * * mnn-fri 4to7 ******************* • TONIGHT • « EXODUS J Jr starring Paul Newman WHATEVER BECAME OF THE The Saga of Jewish STUDENT REVOLT OF THE 60S? Refugees reclaiming their ancient Homeland what WILL A "NEW ACTIVISM" EMERGE IN THE 80s? TONIGHT C-100 holmes 7:30 OPERA COMPANY OF GREATER LANSING & MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY PRESENT CiGCLETTC by Giuseppe Verdi MAY 31 and JUNE 2 MSU AUDITORIUM 8:15PM Verdi's superb musicalization of Victor Hugo's moving story of the deformed jester's misfired vengeance against the seducer of his daughter. RIGOLETTO. a moving melodic feast that has thrilled generations of opera lovers, and a splendid introduction to the uninitiated. TICKETS ON SALE NOW $9.50 $7.50 $5.00 50% Student Discount Union Ticket Office New York City Opera Co. MSU Union Building 1 4Michigan State News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Wednesday. May 30, 1979 » am m fpr.< w* ■'■■ &l & f" * from campus. lines-M ,50-per insertion. 50' per line over Lansing. Michigan, 48912. sublet your apartment for the tion. Call between 2 and 5 332 5749. ciency. Close to campus, 482 5818. C-22-5-31 (6> products pan-time during the Z-4-6-1 (4) 3 lines. summer, and you have no JANITOR pm. 655-3931 8-5-30 (6) $145 - electricity. 337-8106. hours that suit you best. For LIGHT main¬ idea where to even start Z-4-6-1 13) Deadlines ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT ex¬ details, call 482-6893 tenance experience required. ROOMMATE NEEDED looking for a flexible summer C-10-5-31 18) Apply in person, AMERICA'S ALL STUDENT Advertising haust for your foreign car, in summer term. Own room and Ads-2p.m.-l doss day before publication. lob that pays well. be prepaid Monday, Cancellation Change-lp.m -1 class day be¬ stock at CHEQUERED FLAG STUDENTS CUP RESTAURANT 2-4 p.m. 3-6-1 (4! must May 7 through end of term. bath, close to campus, nego¬ UNIVERSITY VILLA FOREIGN CAR PARTS 2605 tiable. 337-7499. Z 4-6-1 (4) 635 Abbott. 18-5-31 (31 fore publication. East Kalamazoo Street One Showing 2pm -6p.nv Once ad is ordered it cannot be cancelled or mile west of campus. 487 Looking for a summer job in HANDICAPPERS JOB club NEED 1 female roommate for MONDAY FRIDAY the greater Lansing area that MODELS $10 hour. Apply can help you find employ¬ 5055 C 3-5-31 (7' Treehouse apartment. Own Coll 337-2653 or changed until after 1st insertion won t keep you cooped up in ment fast If you are 16-21. VELVET FINGERS Call 489 2278 OR-22-5 31 (3) room starting June. 337 351-8135 There is a '1.00 charge for 1 ad change plus an office sitting at a type- out of school, and unem¬ 2415. Z-4-6-1 14) FALL AND SUMMER LEASING 50' per additional change for maximum ployed, call Bob Whitfield of 3 changes. Motorcycles for: 485-5887. 3-6-1 (6) FULL AND part time lawn maintenance. Experience pre¬ SUMMER ROOM in beautiful We SUMMER - room for female The State News will only be responsible for ve got them for you!. ferred. Call Mr Dudgen 482 Brandywine Nice and very YAMAHA 100 1972. e OFFICE WORKERS in furnished 3-man. Pool, air, the 1st day s incorrect insertion. Adjust¬ WANTED SUMMER camp 6232 6-6-11 (4) reasonable. Possible fall op¬ lent condition. 3,000 n FILE CLERKS 882 4385 Z 7-6-1 (3> counselors for camp Walden, tion. 351-8971 Z-2 5-30 I4I ment claims must be made within 10 days Asking $375. 676-2839 TYPISTS KEY PUNCH OPERATORS Cheboygan, Ml. Men or wo¬ COUNSELORS. DRIVER 2 BEDROOM FOR sublease, of expiration date. 4-6-1 (3' men, arts & crafts, archery, and nurse needed for a Girl FOR FALL female room¬ $200 month, pool, pets air Bills due 7 CLERK TYPISTS SKILLED LABORERS are days from ad expiration date SECRETARIAL ASSIS¬ sailing soccer, fencing or Scout Camp. 6,27-8 19. Call mate needed for Capitol Villa conditioning, 351 3779 If not UNSKILLED LABORERS paid by due date a 50' late service general skills. Contact Camp Call 351-8514 after 5. Employment fj TANTS CONSTRUCTION WORK¬ Walden, Larry Steven 31070 Michigan Capitol Girl Scouts, Z-4-6-1 (3) Z-5-6-113) charge will be due ERS 484-9421 5-6-1 (5) Full Applewood Lane, Farming- PART-TIME paste-up person and part time assign¬ FURNITURE MOVERS ton Hills Ml 48918 (3131 SILVER DOLLAR Saloon has 1-2 NON-SMOKING women EVERGREEN APTS. ments are available, hours are WAREHOUSE WORKERS needed for Summer and Fall 661-1890 Z-1-5-30 (91 for summer. Nice. Close. 341 Evergreen f'ex.bie and salaries are com¬ openings for summer kitchen terms. Must be experienced. Automotive Automotive mensurate with skills and Female applicants are en¬ help. All hours available. Ap¬ Rent negotiable. 332-3817 Showing 4p m -5p.m Must be able to type. Only HOW DO you spell summer Z-4-6-1 MON WED FRI MSU students need apply. experience Several positions couraged to consider these work relief? ply in person between 2-5 j3) Coll 351-8135 or ATTENTION!' WE buy late WAGON. 1973. require little or no training at p.m. 5-6-1(51 IMPALA Apply in person after 2 p.m. positions, too - Salaries range M-O-N-E-Y SUMMER SUBLET in Lan¬ 351-9538 model all. (Male applicants wel- imported and domes¬ Mechanical and body in very at Suite 105 301 MAC. P-K up to a maximum hourly rate; Call 372-8303 1-5-30 (4) sing-Fall option. 3 bedroom, 2 FALL & SUMMER LEASING , PART TIME - Day or even¬ tic compact cars. Contact good shape. Exhaust system full and part-time opportuni¬ baths, $310 month. Air, o- Building. ing janitorial work. Immediate John DeYound. WILLIAMS and battery only six months ties available IMMEDIATE OPENING lympic pool 394-6319 - for SUMMER SUBLET available VW 484-1341 C-22-5-31 (5) old. Power steering and air opening. Call Mr. Grossi, Z-5-6-K4) TEMPORARY HELP wanted experienced title insurance 482-6232. 6-6-1 (41 6-6, own room, pool, air, Only $600 00 Call 353-9589 If hard work and physical examiner with local title in¬ for cleaning apartments, from furnished-all for only $110 +, ALL STUDENT Advertising days1 487 3096 (evenings' June 13-18th $3.50 hour exercise are appealing to you, surance firm. Send resume to SUMMER SUBLET 2 man „ 332 6808 S 5 5-31 (41 must be prepaid Monday, 3-B-1 (7) 351 9538 or 351-8135 give us a call today to set up a P.O. Box 24187, Lansing, Ml., UNIFORMED SECURITY of apartment. Good location, Mav 8 through end of term OR 4-6 1 15' personal interview! 48909 3-6-1 (7) ficers, full or part-time 641- air, balcony. Call 332-2418 EAST LANSING, duplex fur¬ 18-5-31 (3) MG MIDGET 1971 good 4562. OR-20 5 31 (3) Z-4 5-31(3) nished, 2 bedroom, $320 condition. $1300 or best offer MANPOWER, INC. PART-TIME help needed at a SUMMER EMPLOYMENT utilities, year lease, unfur¬ BMW 332 5931 Z 3-6 1 i3> NO FEES GOOD PAY" 601 N. CAPITOL 1977%, 302 1, 15,000 new residential care facility for MSU students with Michi¬ ATTENTION WANTED MALE roommate nished efficiency $165, utili¬ STUDENTS miles, metallic silver blue for the Mentally Handicap¬ 372-0880 for summer $80 month ne¬ Phone 337 2927. P S If you do decide to leave gan's largest multimanufac- from Japan, Malasia. Hong ties. interior, AM-FM stereo tape, MUSTANG TURBO 1979 ped. 351-0307, before noon turer distributor. Automobile gotiable. 332-1319 Z 3 6-1 (3) 7-6-1 (5) automatic. Phone 1517) 351 East Lansing for the summer, "NO FEES, GOOD PAY Kong, Expansion in our - TRX air, cruise stereo 3-5-31 (5) required. Guaranteed income check the white pages for the World-Wide business. 627- 2081 office. 332-0802 or (313> $5200. 351-9132. 5-6-1(31 Positions throughout MANPOWER agency nearby, state. 4951. 8-5 30(4) 574-1468. 4-6-1 16) PART TIME babysitter Own P S Wherever you spend the 339 9500 C-2-5-31 for similar employment op- CAMPUS 731 MUSTANG 68 V-8 auto summer, look for the nearest transportation, references, ponunities. 11-6-1 (52) BMW 2002 69 doesn't run MANPOWER agency in the DOMINO'S PIZZA STORE DETECTIVE full or matic. New exhaust $400 489 2563 3-5-31 (3) good. For parts or handy 332-3821 after 5 p.m. RECEPTIONIST FOR proper¬ white pages. Similar employ¬ Is hiring full and part-time part-time. Criminal Justice HILL man. Best offer. 372-5994 Z 3-5-30(3) ATTENTION STUDENTS ■ ment opportunities are wait¬ delivery people. Flexible majors. 641-4562 Z 3 5-30(3) ty management firm. Light hours. Can make up to OR 20-5-31 (3) *2 Bedrooms do you like to travel' Are you ing for you all over the typing. Apply at All State $4 hour with commission and BUICK SKYLARK Runs good, no rust, V-P 1972 MUSTANG II 1974 56 000 miles. $1,600 or best V-6 looking for an opportunity to make good money this sum Management 241 E. Saginaw Suite 411. C-5-6-115) country! 11-6-1 (40) THE STATE News Classified tips. Apply at the following locations WANTED: INSTRUCTOR for APARTMENTS 'Furnished Apts. Kaplan MCAT course. Need ""Free Roommate Service * mer' If you haye the entire Air Conditioned $350. Call 351-7859 evenings. offer 353-7876 or 355-5914 Advertising Department is Z 3-5-30(3) summer free, call 485-2324 SUMMER JOBS average score of 11. 332-2539 "All Appliances including now hiring salespeople and 2068 Cedar St, Holt Z-4-6-1 (3) 3-6-1 (4) dishwasher "Dishwashers CAMARO 1975 OLDS DELTA 1973 Excellent ^6l'9«teVeVVaPCO Opponumty to work m home clerical beginning staff for summer term positions Ap 1561 Haslett Rd Haslett 1139 E Grand River. , 'luxurious Furnishings 'Central Air Conditioning - Sharp. city, state or in central Michi¬ 'Shag Carpeting condition, good motor and ply in person at 347 Student E Lansing 33,000 miles, 6 cylinder, auto¬ matic, power steering, stereo body $1095 694 5726 LOOKING FOR responsible junior or senior student to gan Sell NEW AGE EN¬ CYCLOPEDIA and complete Services Building between 11 5214 Cedar St.. Lansing j Apartments | |y| 'On-site Management "Private Balconies "Swimming Pool with cassette. Best offer 3-6-1 13) a m 3 p.m. today Students 3608 N E St., Lansing "SWIMMING POOL 332 7497 4-6-1 (5) babysit for my two boys on child development program. only, S-4-6-1 (9) 801 Thomas L. Parkway, RED GIANT ht'S a large "Unlimited Parking $400 per week, plus travel selection of houses, apart¬ PINTO 1974 Hatchback Good week-ends Self-transporta¬ Lansing condition. Call 355-5165 ask tion important 484-2019 expenses and bonus at end of TWO POSITIONS available 8 6 1 (161 ments duplexes, studios etc SPECIAL SUMMER "Pleasant Landscaping CAPRI - 1974 - V6. 38.000 summer. Call Mr, Sargent 9 for Susan. Z-5-6-K3) with Most areas, siJ'es and miles. Excellent. $2100 or 7-6-1 16) a m -5 p.m 882 2678 the Walnut Hills grounds crew at BOUNCERS NEEDED-full or prices. Call and see if we have RATES "Special 12 month rates best offer 323-9168 Country Club. 7-6-1 (3) SKYLARK '78. air. stereo CIVIL ENGINEER position o Z-5-6KJ3) Apply at Maintenance build¬ part-time, Apply in person what you're looking for. Be¬ FREE BUS excellent condition, $4,200 pen with consulting engineer¬ SUMMER JOBS Men and ing or phone 332-6060 between 2-5 p.m. Silver Dol¬ tween 9-9. 349-1065 351-7212 4-6-1 (6) lar Saloon. 4-6 1 (4) C24-5-31 (7) CHEAPEST PRICES in - 7he Evenings, weekends. 628 2329. 4-6-1 (3) ing firm for project engineer on municipal work, Minimum women fice, needed. waitpeople Hostess, of¬ kitchen. SERVICE state UGLY DUCKLING five years experience and Room meals salary included Model Open 9-9 RENT-A-CAR. $7 95 day 372-7650. X-c-5-5-31 (4) CHEVETTE 1977 Sharp Flori¬ VOLKSWAGEN 1976 Sunroof, AM FM cas • sette, radial tires, 339-2998 3-6-1 (3) RABBIT registration required Moore and Bruggink 2020 Monroe Avenue NW, Grand Rapids, Ml 49505 1 616-363 9801 Apply Friday June 1st before noon at Placement Bureau, Student Services, or call 616- 637 2007 Sunn Sand Resort PROFESSIONAL SOUND REPRODUCTION changes a party into an Ctopctungljam 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED LUXURY APTS. Everyday Leasing for Summer & Fall da car 18,000 miles, $2995 or Z 10 6 K12) So, Haven, Ml. Z 2 5 31 (8) best offer. 339-3475 VW SUPERBEETLE 1974 Extravaganza! 'dish washer, disposal CALL 349-3S30 3-6-1 (4) •shag carpeting 36,000 miles, 1 owner, asking 'on sight maintainonce $2000 or best offer 355-7971 DELTA 88 Oldsmobile 2-door after 5 p.m. 4-6-1 14) MANAGER TRAINEES 350 V-8, power steering, 2 or 4 year degree graduates Horticulture, SPECIAL SUMMER RATES MANAGEMENT power brakes, automatic. It's WINDOW VAN 1976 Dodge Nursery Management or Retailing preferred INTERNS a good car! $395 Where? all extras, cruise control, reg¬ L ©use® FLUMERFELT STAIR CHEV We have CALL 351-7166 ROLET 655-4343 0-2 5-31 (6) ular gas. radials, excellent. $4,100 676 4579. 5-6-1(5) Metro areas openings in the Detroit & Chicago for hard-working individuals. SHOWS 489-9775 locoted at Hogodorn just south of Service Rood 1'nited Telephone Company Chance for fast promotion, liberal fringe bene¬ I' Ohio is seeking recent col- fits. NOW LEASING FIAT 1973 Red sports Auto Service -ge graduates with a major In intorostod send resume to: FOR SUMMER i the following: Business, coupe. Excellent running Electrical Kngineerinv. Math. condition. 30 MPG. $1600 or JUNK CARS wanted. Also FRANKS NURSERY AND FALL ig for make offer Call 351-5195 selling used parts. Phone 321- 6399 E. NAUADA attention: personnel 5-6-1(4) 3651. C 22-5-31 (3) DETROIT, MICH. 48234 Intern Program. At th«- mm- pletion of the program, the sunvssful candidate will la- Join the SUPER CEDAR GREENS LOST in the provided quiring opportunities leadership and the re- People at. . . skills Join the SPECIAL SUMMER RATES Gang at... y Burcham Woods V-pForeignCar UNIVERSITY TERRACE •ONE BEDROOM FURNISHED APARTMENTS Now leasing for Fall and Summer | Service M I C'mon Maze? over r. ^ •AIR CONDITIONING 414 Michigan If hi AND CHECK OUT •SWIMMING POOL . tny within a rapidly COLLINGWOOD APTS! LEASING FOR 3"M1° •PRIVATE BALCONIES * sir conditioned •ample parking •furnished WE SERVICE: WE CAN HELP! hanging high technolugv in lu-tiv meeting the .hallen * dishwasher ys of competition and • WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE TO SUMMER ONLY. CAMPUS * * shag carpeting unlimited parking DATSUN VOLKSWAGEN TOYOTA making tilings happen" uitei * plush furniture 745 BURCHAM across from Williams Holl 1 bedroom: $160 - various floor plans 2 bedroom $185 351-8631 * model open dail) Apartments shown by ippointment Mon-Wed-Fr The Beetle -air conditioned 3 bedroom: $205 1133 Michigan Ave. Right next to Call 351-8282 Lansing s Shop S Oldest independent VW repair shop XKSX (behind the BusStop -carpeted -great location s » E. Lansing, Ml. the M.S.U. Brody night club on the river) 1400 E. CAVANAUGH *393-1590 5® gc Michigan State News East Lansing. Michigan Apartments Apartments | [^| Apartments "][VI 1 Apartments Houses Rooms Rooms For Sale Mobile Homes SUMMER SUBLET 2 man. SUMMER SUBLET TWO BEDROOM sublet PROFESSIONAL FEMALE in SUMMER SUBLET 4 5 bed CROSS STREET to campus. air conditioned, furnished 'i 2 ROOMS in a lovely 3 CASH PAID for old comics, 12 X 60 Vi mile to campus, Twyckingham. Furnished, 2 Summer term. Furnished, 1 % East Lansing Short term rooms. 117 Oakhill 351-9316 4 large rooms. Rent cheap block from campus Parking, bedroom house. Very Close. baseball cards, science fic¬ skirted, 2 bedroom, fireplace, bedroom, air, pool, balcony. blocks to MSU $240, negoti lease, pool, sauna, tennis 2 5-5 31 (3) Summer. 332 1390 Call 332 4824 2 3 6 1 141 351 5975. 4-6 1 (3) tion. Curious Book-Shop, 307 porch b large lot $3800 or 1 Vi bath $260, 332 5438 able 355 4931 2 9 6 1 (41 courts, 332-2672, Bev 23 530(3) E. Grand River, East Lansing. best offer 374-5050, 351 Z 7 6-1 (3) 3-6-1 (4) SUMMER SUBLET 3 peo NEEDED, one male room¬ $70 MONTH Own room, 332 0112 C-22-5-31 (5) 5209, Ask for Joe pie needed. Extremely close. HUGE FURNISHED 527 Vir¬ mate fall. 110/month Bur basement of nice house fall, 3-6-1 (61 NEAR SPARROW hospital, BEECHWOOD EAST LANSING summer, 1 Rates negotiable. 351 5034 cham Woods Call 332 2840. ginia Summer Rent nego 1 block to campus. 332 1435 DID YOU know that. . THE , bedroom female, furnished, 2 3-6-1 (3) after 11 p.m. 1 room, upstairs, efficiency. APARTMENTS tiable Sara 332 8881, after 5. Lisa or Lynn. 2-4-6-1 (5) STEREO SHOPPE is the 2 3-6 1 (41 Furnished, share bath $80 parking, balcony, $120 or 2-5-6-1(4) place to buy your stereo Recreation month. 351 7497. *5 blocks to campus negotiable. 337 8460 SECOND PERSON wanted for house Lake OWN ROOM in house. Sum equipment. C 22-5-31 (4) OR 4-5-31(41 3-6-1 (41 on Lansing. 2 SUMMER OWN room in HORSE RIDING LESSONS. 'Large 2 bedroom IasletTaIs" apartments MALE NEEDED for room rooms and own able July 1. 339 2531. bath, avail¬ house. $110 month. Includes mer, prefer grad student, quiet. V? block from Lake ARMY UNIFORMS size 44, Call St George Equestrian 135 NOW LEASING for fall utilities 332 2237 2 3 5 30(31 Center, 651 6755. Collingwood for fall. 3 man apart 3-6-1 (4) Lansing Park $135 month Extra long, Dress Blues, $75, C 195-31 (4l Showing 3p.m. 7p occupancy. 1 year old duple*, 'Furnished mate T.N Compaby 372 8302. 2 dress uniforms $40 a piece, m MONDAY FRIDAY near LCC Ef Cooley Law ment. Call 353 2079 OWN ROOM m duplex. $100 Now 3-6-1 (5) 339-3530 E 4 6 1 (5) Coll 3511957 or School. 4 private, furnished Renting For 2-3-6-1 (3) FACULTY HOME, cars, from month. Near campus Kathy: SKYDIVING EVERY week¬ Summer Aug. 15-Nov. 15 Professor 676-9082 before 5 p.m. end and late afternoon. First 351 9538 bedrooms Ef parking. For WOMEN: OWN rooms, CARPETING APPROXI¬ sum¬ ■ FAIL & SUMMER LEASING more information Call Diane, Phone: 332-0052 FEMALE NONSMOKER, going overseas. Furnished, ail 5-6-1(3) jump instruction every Satur¬ mer rent negotiable. 147 Gun- MATELY 47' square yards, at 351 3506. 5 6 1(8) own room, pool, sauna, only amenities, on golf course. day and Sunday starting at 10 between lpm-5pm son 332 8740. Friendly people blue, best offer over $25, Approximately $450 month. a.m. and MONDAY THRU FRIDAY $100 negotiable 372 8272 TWO ROOMS, campus 2 332 5659 Z-4-6-1 (3) weekdays by ap¬ SUMMER CLOSE to cam¬ 2-3-6 1 (3) - 2 FEMALES 2 3-6-1 (3) Dr West, between 7 & 9 p.m. blocks price negotiable sum pointment Free skydiving to share fur¬ pus, 2-3 bedrooms. Air condi¬ 332 8815. 3-6-1 18) programs for groups, MSU nished apartment, Fall 79 - mer. 332 1325. Joyce or Mar INSTANT CASH' We're pay tioning, balcony, furnished, SUMMER OCCUPANCY 2 1 ROOM in house, rent - SUMMER, 2 bedroom close, 2-5-6-1(3) ing $1-$2, got albums in good Sport Parachute Club and from $160 per month. 351- Spring 80 $90'month. 353- bedrooms, pool, bus service go. negotiable, low 485-0458, Charlotte Paracenter clean, rent negotiable. 332- LARGE 3 bedroom duplex shape WAZOO RECORDS. 372- 9538 or 351-8135 1889. 3-5-30(31 summer sublet. 2-3-6-1 (3) to MSU. Campus Hill. 8-5 call on Spartan 9127 543-6731 0245 Jody or Karen St., furnisned, 1 DOUBLE ROOM available 223 Abbott. 337-0947 OR-7-6-1 (51 John at 351-4795. After 5, $500. Sounds expensive but C-22-5-31 (10) FEMALE NEEDED own 2-3-6-1 (3) for summer in new furnished C-22-5-31 (4) - 349 9883. 6-6-1 (51 TWO PEOPLE for summer, worth every penny. Call 332- FALL room, close to campus. $140/ duplex, rent negotiable, call - ACROSS from cam¬ 3900. O-X-3-5-31 (4) TWIN BED and frame. Good TRAVEL TRAILER 17 foot month. 9/79 - 6/80. Phone 332-7797. 2 4-5 31(41 - spacious, furnished, 2-3 2 MALES needed, fall, close to campus 332 4855 pus, non condition. $50 or best offer. Nomad. Sleeps 6, completely bedrooms. From $220 per 351 7332. S-5-6-K4I smoking, furnished Ef close, Houses ONE BLOCK from campus, self-contained. Shower and SUMMER ROOM share 351 3529 E 2 5-5-30 (31 momh. 351-9538 or 351-8135 between 5-7 p.m. Mike 337- summer only, 4-5 bedroom SUMMER SUBLET Close. house with 3 other people. gas furnace, refrigerator, OR-7-6-1 (4) 2318. 2 3-5-31(31 house, furnished, no pets, FEMALE OKEMOS Own RED GIANT has a large Close. $85 month, Call Tom NEW AND used guitars, ban¬ stove, water heater and light. 4-man. Rent negotiable. 1 room in townhouse $88 selection of houses, apart¬ $300 month plus utilities. male needed Air 353 2866. 351 2612. 2-5-6 1(4) jos, mandolins, etc. Dulci¬ $1400 371-4094 8-6-1 161 ONE BEDROOMS furnished SUMMER SUBLEASE: ter¬ 351-1177. 4-6-1 <51 month. 349 3799 ments, duplexes, studios etc. mers and kits, recorders, 2-35-30(31 2-3-6-1 (3) and unfurnished close to rific 2 bedroom, furnished, Most areas, sizes, and thousands of hard to find HORSE BOARDING: Pasture ATTENTION GRAD stu¬ ROOM FOR rent in house. campus. Starting in June air, near MSU. $270'month. prices. Call and see if we have albums and books. Discount Box Stall and individual 332-3900. OR 11-5-31 (4) Anne or Nancy, 332-6906, dents. Farm house, 4 bed¬ Garage space, laundry, gar OWN ROOM furnished Nice what ynu're looking for. Be¬ Runs 200 acres of wooded CAMPUS VIEW 355-8252. S-5-5-31 (5) tween 9 9. 349 1065 rooms. $400 a month utilities. Available plus den $85. 332-3470 2-4-5-31(31 house. Summer. Close $85 prices. Expert repairs-free timates. ELDERlY INSTRU¬ es¬ land available. Tj's WAGON C24-5-31 (7) September month 337-9698. 2 3-6-1 (3i MENTS, 541 E. Grand River, WHEEL RANCH. 676-4322. PINE LAKE ROOMMATE NEEDED for 1. 669-5513. OR-3-5-31 (5) 6-6-1 (5) ROOM FOR Fall 1 female 332-4331 C-22-5-31 (9) summer. Female next to cam¬ SUMMER SUBLET 3 rooms APARTMENTS OWN ROOM summer, nice ROOMMATE TO share needed in 4 bedroom house, Sale~l \W\ - pus. Very 332-7105. in 6 man house dose t0 6080 Marsh Rd. 2-7-6-1 (31 nice. duplex, campus, close, $90/ house. $ 110/month, 372- campus, parking, $90'month BLACK DIRT Sod farm soil. Rummage month. Dave 351-7856 5147. 5-6-1(3) Approximately 5 yards de¬ Meridian Mall Area 332 1880 2-3-6-1 (4i 2-3-6-1 (3) livered locally. $45. 1 dozen MAY 31st June 1 Ef 2nd. 9 SUMMER SUBLET'fall op¬ free glad bulbs. Also sand, One Bedroom tion. 2 room efficiency. Oke- ENJOY THIS FEMALE NEEDED for nice 2 WANTED EFFICIENCY room ROOM IN house" summer, gravel and filter available. a.m. to 9 p.m. Toys, games, 1512 COOLIDGE 4 bedroom bedroom- duplex Summer furnished near MSU. male, $60 month picnic table, lots of clothing, Furnished & mos $140'month. 3 miles to - 332-4565 825 SUMMER AT $400 summer, negotiable. only. Prefer grad, 332-5316. from 6-15. 716-674-7438. Lake Lansing Road. 641-6733 or 641-6024 XL mens, plus 14-16 ladies, Unfurnished MSU. 349-0312. 5-6-1(3) 2 3-5-30(3) X-OR 15-5-31 (7' plus misc. Tremendous as¬ RIVER'S A WATER'S Open house May 31, 6:30 - Z 3 5 30(3) 2-3-6-1 (3) "175 mo plus utilities June 2, 3:30. 332-5622 sortment of household items S HOLMES east side. 1 EDGE ARTS. NEW STEREO arrivals used - *G.E. opplionces 1-5-30 (4) SUMMER 2 males to share $50 MONTH, summer r WANTED FEMALE room¬ priced to sell 2915 Margate room, bath Ef kitchen. Partly Onkyo and Yamaha stereo 'Fully carpeted room, close, furnished, park mate summer Et or coming (between Horizon and Sky¬ furnished, ground level. Utili¬ receivers. Phase Linear 400 •Air drapes BEAUTIFUL NEW duplex, ing $80 each. 332-4122. school year. 1 or 2 bedroom, line Dr.'. E. Lansing. ties. Available June 20. $135. power amp. RTR Tower •Adioc county on Red Cedar Riv. campus near, own room, 2 2-5-6-1(3) close to MSU. Cindy 332- 1-5-30(10) 351 7497 OR-4-5-3115) speakers. Much Much More! females needed 355-3662 4408 2-3-6-1 (4) Lightning fast electronic re¬ Summer or fall. 2-3-6-1 (4) 339-8192 1 SUMMER - and 3 Fall 9 15. Located on M A C, Call pair service. WILCOX TRAD¬ Service roommates needed. 341 Ever¬ room, great guys Call 332- ROOMS FOR rent furnished, ING POST, 509 E Michigan. SUMMER 3-4 people, fur¬ 332-8560 3 5-3013) 0347. Z-4-6-1 141 evenings green, 1 block from campus, close to campus, 4 rooms, «5-4391 C-2-5-31I9) BLUEGRASS EXTENSION nished, 2 bath, dishwasher, will rent house at discount. cable TV, air, reasonable 332-4432 central air, sundeck, 3 blocks DUPLEX - 7 bedroom 2 AVAILABLE NOW Own SERVICE plays weddings Call ■ 332-8816 S 3-6 ' (41 SHIPPING AND moving car¬ parties, 337-0178 or 372-3727' SUMMER SUBLET: one bed rent Henry, 351-5880 from campus. 337-1525. Price room in 3 bedroom home bath, available June 15, 1518 tons. Used and new Call C-23-5-31 (3) room, 2-man. Close to cam-' 25-6 117) negotiable. 2-3-6-1 (5) near Dooley's. $95 month in¬ RESPONSIBLE FEMALE - Snyder. 1730 Burcham. 482- 323-9119 5-5-30(3) pus Furnished, air. 337-0582 own room in 2 bedroom 7094. 5-5-30 (4) cludes utilities, 337-0021. For Sale 2 8-6 1 (31 NINE ROOM faculty home - Z 3-5-31 (4) REDUCED Capitol Villa Summer and or fall. Apartment. Call June 30 - August 18. $300 WOMAN NEEDED for own WE PAY up to $2 for LP's Animals TAYMAR FEMALE NEEDED - Summer total. Air SUMMER SUBLET 353-4169. 2-5-6-1(4) conditioner, - 2 LEGAL SERVICE* sublease River Glen across SUMMER screened porch, trees, one room in 6 bedroom house. Sept.-June. $105/month. rooms, Vi mile to campus. and cassettes - all types, rock, classical, jazz, etc. HORSE RIDING LESSONS Paul Martin J.D. Director from Holmes Hall 337-8486 block campus. References. Negotiable. 332-3960 1 OR 2 female New, fully carpeted. 351-0674 flat, BLACK, & CIRCULAR evenings. 5 6-1(41 RATES needed for Summer. Twyck¬ 351-8416. 3-6-1 (6) 2-5-5-30 (4) Z-4-6-1 i3) upstairs. 541 fc. Grand River. Call St. Center, 651-6755. George Equestrian AFFORDABLE LEGAL SERVICES MOVING TO Detroit area' ON LEASES SIGNED ingham Call 332-5438. SUMMER SUBLET Open 11 a.m 351 0838 C 19-5-31 (4i Z-3-6-1 (3) JUNE 15 Sept. 15. 3 - rooms Initio1 Consultation FREE Recent grad needs female for NEED A house for fall? Act for C-22-5-31 i6) THIS WEEK! bedroom HOUSE, furnished. rent. Close, parking, rent fast. EQUITY VEST only has luxury apartment, close to Close to north campus. Must negotiable. 332-3270. PARROT - LILAC crown House Closings From $50 'Two man from $80 per SUMMER SUBLET. Two 4 East Lansing homes left. ORANGE HOBICAT 1971 14 expressways, own room, be Z-5-5-30 (3) Amazon, 13', finger tame, 1 COURT COSTS ADDITIONAL man, furnished, near campus. good housekeepers, $275 Call 351-1500. OR-18-5 31 (5) foot. $895 Call 337-0285 pool, tennis court 337-0919 year, with perch. $300 337- PERSONAL INJURY CASES: •Four Very negotiable 337-9784 per month Call 351-0599 evenings. 3-6-1 (3) . r m $45 p< 2-4-5-31(51 2-3-6-1 (31 3-6-1 (5) FEMALE TO share nice du¬ SUMMER ONLY - cool quiet 9356.5-5-30J3) NO FEE UNLESS YOU WIN attractive room for grad or STEREO COMPONENTS URGENT. FREE young cat, FOR OTHER FEES 694-1351 FEMALE NEEDED plex-unfurnished. June to roomy RIVER'S & RENTING STUDIO apart¬ CAMPUS NEAR-5 bedroom June. $93 75. 351 3329 upper-class woman. Refer Lowest prices anywhere. All fluffy, housetrained, very lov¬ apartment for summer. house, completely furnished, ences. 332-1746. 9-6-1 (4) able: Close $65 month. 337-0919 WATER'S EDGE ment summer 332-4761. 8-6 1 (4) major brands All fully guar¬ 37^8272 Z-3-6-1J3) Season rate $200 3-6-1 (3) plenty of parking, double lot, anteed. Call 351-4495 any¬ 25-6-1(31 ARTS. shower, private entrance. MOSTLY BURMESE male SUMMER 2 females needed 332-4432 SUMMER SUBLET 2 rooms Completely carpeted. Avail¬ able in September. Can be HOUSES AVAILABLE for fall 2 blocks from campus. 351- ELSWORTH ings - Fall, CO-OP summer open¬ rate time. 3-6-1 (51 cat. 6 months. Lovable. Free to good home. 353-8039 1 Typing Service ||^jjj| in duplex near campus. Fall 9538. OR-7-6-1 <3> start at $50 per month NIKON SLR. 14. Case 5 EZ-5-5 31 for 4 man Delta Arms Close, ROOMMATE NEEDED for option. 332 4883 seen at any time. 489-7226 332-3575 Z-7-6 1 (3) years old, like new Accessor¬ (3)_ _ _ LOW RATES - Term papers, cheap. 332-3917. 2-3-6-1 (3) 2-3-6-1 (3) anytime. 2-5-31 (8) EAST SIDE of Lansing - large ies. Phone 337-1200 resumes Fast expert typing. summer, nonsmoker. 3'4 mile GERMAN SHORTHAIR pup¬ from campus. $75month 4 bedroom house, unfur¬ OWN ROOM - female 1 year 3-6-1 (3) Day and evening. Call "G" CAMPUS NEAR 3 bedroom pies (3) AKC; FDSB regis¬ 2 FOR SUMMER sublet, large - nished. $290, 9 or 12 months. lease, 6 15. MSU close. $117 TYPING. 321-4771 Available now. Call John at tered. $100 each. 353-5510 or 1 floor flat. MSU 2 blocks. house furnished, dishwash¬ Available June 15. 676-1557 + utilities. 332-4839. DRESSING TABLE with trip¬ C-22-5-31 (41 337-1115 or (313) 886-7738. 321-8692 after 5 p.m. Cheap. 337-0756. 2-3-6-1 (3) 2-5-5-31 (61 SUMMER ONLY er, disposal, built-in gas stoves. Complete carpet¬ ovens, 8-6-1 (5) Z-4-6-1 (4) le mirror and bench, 2 living E-3-6-1 (4) TERM PAPERS. 2-3 & 4 person apart¬ room chairs, floorlamp wal- Experi¬ SUMMER SUBLET - One ing, shower, 2-car carport, ROOMS IN Fraternity house, ROOM FOR rent, 425 Park lensak 300, tape recorder, all enced. fast, reasonable, APARTMENTS houses a- ments bedroom. 2 person Next to vailable fall term. Close newly painted exterior. Can summer only. Close. 337- Lane. Summer only. $60 good condition 332-2947 Lost & Found close. 351-1345. 4-6-1 (3) campus. Pool. 332 8436 to 1 bedroom from $14000 be seen at anytime. Available month. 332-0058 Z-4-6 1 (3) 7162 after 3 p.m. 10-5-30 (3) X-5-6-1 16) 2-3-6-1 13) campus. Well maintained. No 2 bedroom from $19000 now 489-7226 anytime. pets 332-2495 5-6-1141 2-5-31 (10) LOST - 1976 ruby school EXPERIENCED IBM typing, 208 Cedar 332-0952 NEED FEMALE to share 3 ULREY CO-OP - openings for TAKE A break with a guitar. r nq. S Kedzies mens room, dissertations. (Pica - Elite), SUMMER SUBLET 1 bed¬ Summer b Fall. 3 blocks from See mid-Michigan's largest ■ —- ---' FAYANN 489-0358. SUMMER SHARP one bed¬ 1300 E. Grand River person house. Close to cam¬ room, furnished, utilities in¬ - FOR SUMMER 4 bedroom MSU, 332-5095 Z-4-6-1 (3) C-22-5-31 (3) 337-0894 pus. Nice yard. $125.00 * guitar selection Banjos and cluded. 1 block to campus. room apartment across from duplex. $340 month includes utilities. See to appreciate. Mandolins inc uded. Plus a Call 355-7213. Z 3 6 1 (4) campus. Furnished, clean. Manager site, Air utilities, negotiable. 2 blocks I—r $185 Claucherty Realty. 351 - on 353 3304. S-4-6-1 (5) SUMMER: 2 rooms in 3 complete line of accessories ; 11—71 typist - laingsburg conditioned. East si campus. 337-8118. 2-3-6 1 (4) person house, washer dryer, MARSHALL MUSIC, the Personal / area. 651-6424 55c per page FEMALE NEEDED 1 bed¬ 5300 OR-5-6-K5) ' 1 50c 50 pages. in of campus. SUMMER SUBLET - New pets, parking. 2 blocks to north door of Frandor over 5-6-1(3) room, fall, close, cheap, clean SUMMER SUBLET Fall duplex 342 Spartan - Close. 4 MSU, 814 Ann, Call 332 C 1-5-30 (7) MEMORIAL SERVICES will - - 332 2418, Pat. 5-6-1 (3) FEMALE GRAD roommate to option. $195/term. Lufberry be held for the 3 man. Call 337-1693, Ann or 2171. Z-4-6-1 (4) employees COPYGRAPH SERVICE share 2-man Year lease start¬ Co-op. Ann at 337-1861 of Nancy. Z-4-6-1 (3) 24" RALEIGH International Jocundry's Bookstore, completed dissertations and ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT ing summer term Nice Ef 2-3-6-1 (3) John H. Robison, owner, resume service. Corner MAC SUMMER OWN ROOM - females, sum¬ $300; 23" Mercier $100. (our home) for responsible close to MSU. Call Karen SUBLEASE Twyckingham. Large apart 1 OR 2 roommates needed mer, rent negotiable, h block Phone 337-1861 John Peggy Stacks, and Gail aid Grand River. 8:30 a.m. - married couple. $200 month¬ 332 0463. 2-5-5-1(4) FURNISHED ROOM, double Dhanwai. clerks who were 5:30 p m. Monday-Friday, 10 ment, own room, for unfurnished townhouse, to MSU, 2 baths 351 4639 Z 2 5-31 (3) ly. Everything furnished. Mid pool, air, STUDIO ~ ilOO month. bed, summer, close to cam¬ summer only. $125/month. Z-4-6-1 (3) killed in the air disaster at a.m. - 5 p.m. Saturday, 337- June-September Refer¬ furnished, inexpensive. 351 - June. MSU-4 miles. Well- pus, low rent, 332-2264 Jim Call Wade at 332-1851. SANSUi 8080 receiver 85W Chicago Friday Services will 1666 C-22-5-31 (7) ences 332-1746. 9-6 1 (6i 0022 2-3-6-1 (4) L. or Dave K. in house. Z-4-6-1 (4) OWN ROOM - Large fur¬ be held Thursday May 31 at kept, older building of quiet channel $260 B.I C 980 nished. 1 block from campus. SUMMER SUBLET: 1 fe¬ non-smokers. Private en¬ 2 FEMALES SHARE apart 3-6-1 (4) Summer 332-4155. Turntable, New stylus, $95 2:00 p.m. at Jocundry's EXPERIENCED TYPIST. male. Rent ment fall - spring close, newly 3 ROOMS for rent for sum¬ 353-3485 Z-1 5-30 14' Bookstore, 210 M A C. Ave. Fast' dl®f®rTatl°ns negotiale. Close trance, bath, parking. Lovely Z-6-6-1 (3) furnished 355-4256, 355-7303. 1 OR 2 people needed for mer, fully furnished. Rent The families request contri- terms. 339-3575. 10-6-1 131 to campus. Call 355-9389. grounds. 372-1428, 332 3398. duplex. 2 blocks from cam¬ butions be made to a memor- 3-6-1 (3) negotiable. 332-4415. ORIENTAL CARPETS, buy I~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~" 2-5-5-30 (3) 7-6-1 (6) pus. Rent negotiable, 332- Z-4-6-1 (4) 3 ROOMS FOR summer sub¬ directly from the actual im¬ ial fund established in the EDITING SERVI" *£er?' 1287. 3-6-1 (4) let in beautiful semi-furnished names of the deceased at thesJS' rewnmce® 332 ^46 af- porter and save. Purchase a ATTENTION FRATERNI house. Large yard, on bus heirloom - something you and Amencan Bank b Trust,