Thursday Variable cloudiness with News showers likely and the pos¬ sibility of thunderstorms is on tap for today. The mercury is expected to hover in the mid 70s. VOLUME 73 NUMBER 93 MICHIG/^i STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48824 DC-lOs take to air as probes continue B> JANE SEE WHITE The FAA grounded the DC-lOs for spar web, a horizontal reinforcing place," on of its DC-lOs, according to United Associated Press Writer inspection on Tuesday because of "grave one Dozens of DC 10 jumbo jets lifted off and potentially dangerous deficiencies" in spokesperson Dave Ostwald. again Wednesday just hours after the their engine mounts. The deficiencies were United spokesperson Chuck Novak said wide-bodied jets were grounded for safety found during engine-bolt inspections pro¬ Wednesday that mechanics had not report voked by the crash of an American Airlines ed deficiencies on other DC-lOs. He could inspections, but federal officials said other DC 10s had failed to pass inspection. DC 10 at Chicago on Friday. not predict when United's 37 DC-lOs would Most airports reported only minor sche¬ The FAA order removed from service 12 all be returned to service. dule disruptions on Wednesday and officials percent of the available seats on domestic Airport officials around the country at the eight U.S. airlines which fly the airlines. It was not binding on foreign reported few problems on Wednesday. In airlines, but many nevertheless grounded New York, Chicago, Baltimore, Washing¬ jetliners predicted that service would be back on schedule within hours. their DC-lOs for inspections on Tuesday. On ton, Kansas City, Dallas-Fort Worth and Fred Farrar, a spokesperson for the Wednesday, most reported that their Denver, officials said operations were Federal Aviation Administration, said Wed¬ service, too, was returning to normal. nearly normal. nesday that "minor discrepancies" were The FAA order came after United But at many of those airports thousands found in five of its 15 DC-lOs. Airlines mechanics found a crack in "a pylon of passengers were stranded Tuesday when their flights were either canceled or delayed. At London's Gatwick Airport, about 1,000 people were held up when Britian's reorganizes Civil Aviation Authority grounded the nine American-built DC-lOs flown by British carriers. All nine jets had been cleared for flight Ground on Wednesday. crews for Sir Freddie Laker's Skytrain worked through the night on Laker's six DC 10s, which returned to sports program service Wednesday between London, New York and Los Angeles. Other foreign airlines grounding their DC-lOs for safety inspections included It "ONLY" can Circle Drive during be painted at night because the day. of all the traffic at the intersection of Farm Lane and East Scandinavian, Lufthansa, Alitalia, Ice¬ landic, Singapore Airlines, Japan Airlines, in TitleIX spirit Philippine Airlines, Iberia, Nigerian Air¬ ways, and Air New At Continental, Zealand. Daley said 10 of the Oil companies accused carrier's 15 DC 10s would return to the air By KIM GAZELLA Action Lou Anna Simon, for devising the Wednesday: three others were expected to State News Staff Writer plan and presenting it to the athletic council be back in service late Thursday. Two Control of both men's and women's athletic programs will be streamlined into one office under an administrative reorgani for A approval. new category of sports, called "emerg ing sports," was also formed by the plan and DC-lOs were scheduled to return to the air on June 31, he said. World Airways had its six DC-lOs flying of massive conspiracy zation plan announced Wednesday by the will be under the athletic director's jurisdic- again Wednesday morning. At Trans Inter¬ athletic director. national Airlines, spokesperson Rich Sla- stumbled on "the largest criminal con¬ By The Associated Press McNeff conceded that he lacks sufficient Joseph Kearney revealed the plan which These are sports, undesignated as of yet, koss said all three DC-lOs had been which may be given financial and other WASHINGTON An Energy Depart direct evidence to prove the allegations, but spiracy case in our history, involving makes his office directly responsible for inspected and were flying on schedule. - said a combination of direct and circumstan billions of dollars, and it may be continuing both programs, instead of women's pro¬ kinds of support in hopes they will grow to National spokesperson Walt Robshaw ment attorney charged Wednesday that tial evidence would be enough to make his to this day." grams under Nell Jackson, assistant direc¬ produce revenue. said inspection of all National's 16 DC 10s unnamed agency officials have covered up case. He endorsed a recommendation made by tor of women's programs. These sports and the current revenue- was completed in time to resume normal illegal transactions by oil companies that drive up the price of oil for consumers. His charges, and those of other witness* McNeff for appointment of a special Two new administrative positions were producing sports of football, men's basket service Wednesday afternoon. "All of created by the change. One is associate ball and ice hockey will continue under National's DC 10 remain safe and in "I think I could get a jury to convict the prompted Rep. John Conyers, D-Mich.. to prosecutor to look into alleged oil industry oil companies and certain individuals in assert that there apparently is "a cancer conspiracies. director of athletics, responsible for day-to¬ Kearney's direction. complete compliance with all FAA regula¬ McNeff charged that most, if not all, of which goes beyond maladministration tin day operations of the department. Kearney in a prepared statement, said tions," he said. government of conspiracy," Joseph McNeff told House subcommittees the Department of Energy! the nation's major oil companies are The other is assistant director of athletics the plan reflects the spirit of Title IX in an American spokesperson Dave Frailey two A second House member, Rep. Albert involved in illegal practices, and said the for non-revenue sports. Jackson said Wed¬ effort to make men's and women's pro¬ said seven of the airline's 30 DC-lOs were scheduled to return to service Wednesday. Gore Jr., D-Tenn., said Congress may have government's own files contain massive nesday she will apply for one of the slots, grams more efficient and accountable. evidence of the wrongdoing. though she has not decided which. "Prior to this reorganization. MSU had a A former Energy Department attorney, Kearney announced the plan to depart model which was neither an integrated nor F. Edwin Hallman, told the committees he ment staff members in Jenison Fieldhouse. a totally separate structure, but rather a ALLEGE UNIVERSITY NEGLIGENCE had seen no evidence of a coverup by He was mainly responsible, along with program that was treated as a separate and autonomous subunit," he said. agency officials. But he added that he had Faculty Representative Gwen Norell, Ath¬ "seen some very strange decisions made letic Council Chairperson Leland Dean and Assistant to the President for Affirmative He said the new model "facilitates cooperation and communication among all segments of the department." President Edgar L. Harden was on hand Dead student's parents eye suit that I have questions about." for the announcement and spoke in support By Rl SS HUMPHREY key obtained from the room of the throughout the program to Keith Goldham Donald Miller of the program. State News Staff Writer THE FIRST OF TW O PARTS coordinator. Jacqueline Caul. Caul was off the base at the tiine, mer, dean of the College of Education. Goldhammer is responsible for oversee¬ Reagan here "The purpose of the plan is to strengthen the whole program." he said. "This puts The parents of an MSU student who died according to students who called authorities ing all programs in the college. Barbara Reagan, professor at Southern accidentally while enrolled in an overseas when the body was found. He said the report could not be released to stand trial more accountability into the effort to place programs under people where there is student teaching program in England are exploring legal action against MSU. The students got the pass key to Caul's room from Suzanne Woodward, an MSU without permission from the family. Tom Plunkett, attorney representing the Methodist University in Texas, was inter¬ viewed as a candidate for the MSU responsibility so we can move ahead with William Greene, from Farmington, Mich- student enrolled in the program, who was Greenes, said he has not obtained the presidency late Wednesday. The State the best athletic program in the nation." News has learned. claims the University neglected to respond document nor was he aware of it. given the key in case Caul's "door swung after August Jackson said she is optimistic about the change and hopes it is for the better. properly to his daughter's death Oct. 19. Nancy Greene, a 24-year-old music educa closed" and locked, Caul told The State News. Greene said Plunkett, a former prosecut¬ ing attorney for Oakland County, has been Reagan was interviewed by select com¬ mittee members and Trustees Michael on the case for a "couple of months" and is Smydra, Blanche Martin and Aubrey Rad 'I hope all the women's sports continue to tion major, was found 20 hours after her Caul, 30, who is the director of the cliffe, at Kellogg Center. By PALLCOX searching for grounds to hold the Uni¬ move ahead under the new plan," she said, death in her residence hall room on the Teaching Education Center in Flint and has State News Staff W riter versity accountable for his daughter's Reagan, in a telephone conversation after "and that those identified as emerging Lakenheath, England military base. her doctorate in Secondary Administration It will be at least September before the meeting, said she "was not in any Her body was found in her room by two and Higher Education, submitted a report death. Donald Gene Miller stands trial on the first sports are given due consideration for position to talk at this time." students who entered her room with a pass outlining her actions on that day and i continued on page 11 of two second degree murder charges. development." All June dates for criminal trials before Ingham County Circuit Judge Robert Holmes Bell are booked and no criminal By SHEILA BEAl HI M tude." the military draft — justified under the war powers — is trials are held in this county in July or Sute News Staff Writer excluded from this prohibition. August. EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the third of a four-part series on issues But Congress must first provide reasons for the necessity of The 24 year-old MSU graduate faces surrounding the possible reinstatement of the military draft. returning to a system of peacetime conscription. second-degree murder charges in connec¬ "Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a It may be no more than a hunch that national security is at tion with the disappearance of his 19-year- punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly stake — but if Congress mandates it, opponents say, the U.S. old ex-fiance Martha Sue Young and convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place Supreme Court will most likely rubberstamp the Congressional 30year old schoolteacher Kristine Rose subject to their jurisdiction." act. Stuart. No bodies have been found follow So reads the 13th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. Joe Tuchinskv, co-author of the "Guide to the Draft" and Never has that amendment been cited so often as in recent organizer of the Midwest Committee on the Draft, said the most Draft foes ing Young's disappearance Jan. 1, 1977 and Stuart's disappearance last August. months by those contesting the constitutionality of the proposed dangerous aspect of the draft is that it permits the military and Pretrial motions have been set for June return to the draft. the president to wield tremendous amounts of power. 20. Miller's attorney Thomas Bengtson has Opponents of peacetime conscription — from Congress mem Excess powers were the major factors contributing to the said he will probably ask that Miller's trials bers to civil liberty groups to college students — are joining ranks "abuses of Vietnam," Tuchinsky said. be moved to another part of the state because of publicity in Ingham County. Ingham County assistant Mike Wood worth said he believes prosecutor join ranks across the country to raise their voices in unison against the inequities they feel are inherent in a compulsory military service It is not a question of loyalty to one's country, they say rather to In May 1973, the late Marvin Karpatkin, then general counsel the AULU. testified before a House subcommittee that "It is difficult to conceive of any activity of government which imposes more total controls on the citizen than a military draft." Judge it is a question of the inherent rights granted each individual by . Bell will try to seat an impartial jury in the Constitution. A final ruling on the constitutionality of a peacetime draft has Ingham County before moving the trial. Woodworth said relocating the trial would be an expensive inconvenience to be nationwide David E. Landau. Staff Counsel of the Washington o' American Civil Liberties Union, has emphatically proc aimed tl n "it is unconstitutional to register and draft people in peacetime yet to be Past issued by the U.S. Supreme Court. Supreme Court rulings on the constitutionality of a draft have always dealt with the issue in the context of declared war. undertaken only if an impartial jury cannot Appearing before the U.S. House Subcommittee on Military Those opinions emanating from the high court have consistent¬ be found in Ingham County. Personnel, Landau testified that "There can be no doubt that ly made it clear that the Selective Service System — which Miller's trial earlier this month County charges of rape on Eaton and attempted to bloek military conscription is an infringement on rights normally guaranteed by the Constitution." administers the draft — should be put into operation only in times of national emergency. murder was moved from Eaton County to The draft constitutes nothing more than a form of "involuntary U.S. Supreme Court Justice George Sutherland maintained in Berrien County because of prejudicial servitude" that deprives people of their civil rights and their civil United States vs. Macintosh. 1931, that the draft was a "power" pretrial publicity. liberties, Landau said. which should be used only "in the last extremity." Miller was convicted on the Eaton County charges of the rape and attempted murder of a 14 year-old Delta Township girl and the rights loss Forcing youths to register for the draft, in effect, prohibits them from exercising their full range of freedoms normally taken for granted by most people, draft foes claim. At first glance, this would seem to imply mandated the use of conscription only in threat to national security. that the high court has times of an imminent attempted murder of her 13-year old The restrictions on an individual's freedom perpetrated by the But Harold J. Spaeth, MSU professor of political science, said brother. Miller will be sentenced for these draft include the right to travel whenever and wherever one that a decision to return to the draft, even in peacetime, rests crimes today by Eaton County Circuit chooses, the right to seek an education and the right to reside Judge Richard Robinson. solely with Congress. where one desires. ( continued on page 10) Bengtson said he was disappointed with Although the 13th Amendment forbids "involuntary servi the conviction and felt Miller should have I continued on page 111 ^Michigan State News Eos* Lonsing, Michigan Thursday. May 31. 1979 Artillery duel rocks border By The Associated Press the ninth straight day of Israeli denied Palestinian and Leban fighters swooped low over the tory. prompting "a few min¬ Rockets and artillery shells attacks, but Israel said it was utes" of return Israeli fire at ese claims that their forces Tyre area, then peeled off and slammed across the Israeli the first time in a week its Palestinian targets about 9:30 have been shelling Palestinian broke the sound barrier as they Lebanese border from both artillery was involved in the a.m. bases regularly for more than a left. sides Wednesday and Lebanon hostilities, implying that Lebanese provincial authori week, but Israeli radio said Palestinian guerrillas said Is called on the United Nations to Lebanese Christians were do¬ ties, and Palestinian guerrilla Israel's Lebanese Christian raeli guns had trained on the intervene. Lebanese state radio ing what fighting there was. allies were responsible for some Hasbani River, near positions spokespersons, described "un¬ reported five civilians killed The Israeli military command relenting" artillery bombard artillery fire. held by Syrian peacekeeping north of the border but no said Wednesday's fight was ment from daybreak to noon, It said Christian militia for forces that act as a buffer casualties were reported in brief. It said several Katyusha with Israeli planes flying over¬ ces in southern Lebanon were between rightist Christian and Israel. rockets had been fired at north head and boats cruising off leftist Moslem and Palestinian engaged in an artillery duel FocusAA/orld Palestinians claimed it was ern Israel from ILebanese terri- shore. Besides the five dead, three other persons were with Palestinian forces north of the border zone Wednesday. forces in Lebanon. A PLO spokesperson called it "an ob¬ wounded, Lebanese radio said. The Iobanese claimed Israeli vious attempt to provide the At the United Nations in New missile boats were patrolling Syrians into precipitous mili¬ Political assassins slay Swiss diplomat Troops, Arabs York, Lebanon asked for an urgent meeting of the Security Council to discuss the "rapidly Wednesday off the port of Tyre, a Palestinian stronghold that Lebanese officials say has tary action" and dislodge them. The PLO also said the Chris¬ tian militia under Maj. Saad SAN SALVADOR. El Salvador (AP) - deteriorating situation in south been devastated and virtually Haddad, who with Israeli back Witnesses gave slightly conflicting Assailants ambushed and killed a Swiss diplomat Wednesday as he drove to his accounts the of the attack which occurred in elegant San Salvador suburb of do battle in Iran ern Lebanon." In a letter to the council president, Lebanese emptied of civilians. "No, no, that's not true," an ing proclaimed a "Free Leba non" state in a six-mile-deep; Ambassador Ghassan Tueni Israeli spokesperson said of the strip along the Israeli border office in this violence-torn Central Escalon, but all said Wey s cor was cited "Israeli escalation of its report about the missile boats. April 18. also were shelling American capital. It was the second hemmed in moments before he was shot KHORAMSHAHR. Iran i API — Weeks of discontent among Hasbani and adjacent hamlets attacks." The Palestine Liberation Or¬ political killing here in a week and the in the head. Iran's autonomy-minded Arab minority exploded Wednesday into a The Israelis have steadfastly for the ganization said two Israeli jet same purpose. latest incident in a month of bloody No group immediately claimed re¬ bloody showdown between armed Arabs and government troops in this city at the heart of oil-rich Khuzestan province. unrest. sponsibility, and the motive for an attack State radio reported '21 persons killed, and Mossadegh Hospital They Police gave few immediate details. speculated that the attackers intended to kidnap the diplomat Hugo on a Swiss diplomat was unclear although two weeks ago a guerrilla said at least 102 lav injured after a day of arson and shooting in this city of 100.000. House committee votes group called Popular Liberation Forces State radio reported other clashes and at least three deaths in the Wey, 49, charge daffaires of the Swiss issued a communique declaring war on neighboring city of Abadan. site of the world's largest oil refinery. Embassy, but shot him when he tried to flee. diplomats. But the National Iranian Oil Co. reported no interruption to oil operations. The army repulsed an attempt by the rebellious Arabs to take over Khoramshahr. state radio said, but shooting continued after to scrap prexy primary Bv United Press Internationol of sunset and gunmen swarmed through the narrow streets. making it representative," said Rep. Nick Revolutionary guards assisting the army troops occupied sandbag The House Elections Committee Wednesday- Ciaramitaro, D-Roseville. barricades on almost every corner. voted to scrap Michigan's presidential primary, Sponsor of the repeal bill, Rep. Alfred which has been unpopular with both Democratic Sheridan, D-Taylor, said voter turnout in the Focus'IMation The guard, a militia-style group, captured many barricades the Arabs had built from palm tree trunks and car tires, and the and Republican officials since its inception in primary dipped from 47 percent in 1972 to 36.7 barricades smoldered in the night, along with many shops and 1972. percent in 1976. houses burned earlier in the day. Four Democrats joined an equal number of There have been proposals for combining the Iran's Arabs are an ethnic minority in a Moslem but non-Arab Republicans in sending the repeal bill to the May presidential primary, usually held in May, nation. In Khuzestan. where they number about 2 million, they House floor, arguing the primary is expensive, with the August general primary and for Summer gas supplies faee furthercutbaeks claim to be a majority and are pressing for a greater share of the oil unrepresentative and attracts little voter switching to a partially closed primary accept¬ profits, appointment of more Arab officials, greater use of Arabic interest. able to Democrats, although the second bill faces NEW YORK language and an end to what they say is discrimination in Four voted against the move, warning ending serious opposition. (AP) — Optimism among proved. employment. the primary would mean a return to closed, Strong support for the primary came from some government officials and industry A couple of companies have raised The fighting erupted at 4 a.m. Wednesday after a tense week in back-room politics with party caucuses replacing Washtenaw County Democratic Chairperson experts over June gasoline supplies is their gasoline allocations for June and a which the province's governor-general Rear Adm. Ahmad Madam, the open vote. Walter Scheider and his teen-age daughter, being dampened by further cutbacks by few others have left them unchanged ordered Arabs to turn in their weapons and evacuate buildings they There were indications, however, that the Holly. several major oil companies in the from May. But cuts announced by Gulf committee might be open to reviving the primary had occupied. Scheider unfurled a banner bearing the amount of gasoline they will ship to Conoco and Texaco and hinted at by Shell Madam head of the Iranian navy, has been struggling for weeks in a different form. number 1,670,480, representing the turnout in dealers during the month. may mean little or nc improvement in to establish his authority in the province on behalf of the Tehran The House overwhelmingly voted to repeal the the 1976 primary. School elections, municipal But in Washington White House press gasoline supplies in June analysts say. government. primary during the last legislative session, but elections and the August primary all draw fewer secretary Jody Powell repeated on Gasoline demand is traditionally By nightfall Wednesday the Arab fighters had withdrawn from the measure died in the Senate. voters than the May election, he said. Wednesday the administration s opinion higher in June than in May as vacations most ofthecity tothe ^rabquarter. and revolutionary guards fired This year, a change in the Democrats' national Holly Scheider, a 16-vear-old high school that May was the worst month for oil at them across the 200-yard-wide Karoun River in late afternoon. rules could render that party's Michigan primary student, urged the panel to "preserve the rights begin and worm weather encourages There appeared to be no return fire. meaningless, since voting in the state is not on a you have now for my generation when we're old supplies and that the situation in June driving so the squeeze can be expected Reporters trying to cross the Arab sector were stopped by closed partisan basis. enough to vote." and July would be somewhat im¬ to continue according to analysts. revolutionary guards, who said it was too dangerous. Ambulances "I think we've got a non-representative The influential Michigan Education Associa¬ were busy on both sides of the river. primary and I don't thing there is any likelihood tion also urged that the primary be preserved. ******* COUPON SAVINGS ******* Carter ponders future Zimbabwean relations $2 WASHINGTON AP - President Car¬ lots of advice from Congress. NEED MONEY? * * ter is weighing a number of factors as he Time is running short. 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Previously, doctors had said the blood vessels, he said. earrings baskets furniture lamps Job market open for women, minority grads pictures picnic accessories CHICAGO (AP) — There are more jobs national firms he surveyed, 90 percent and just about everything! available for women and minority col¬ said they would hire at least as many lege graduates in technical and scientific women and minority graduates as they fields than there are people to fill them, a did a year ago. survey of major corporations shows. But he said there is a scarcity of both "The job market for this graduating and blacks in the most popular We offer you a large selection of contacts, lenses and OPEN MON-SAT women 10a.m.-6p.m. class is very good,' said Frank S. technical fields. fashion frames at such a reasonable price, you just THURS & FRI TIL' 9p.m. Endicott, author of the Endicott Report Lindquist said the supply of minorities can t beat it. an annual survey designed to measure and women graduates with marketable hiring prospects for college graduates. skills in engineering, scientific computer Brookfield Plaza In an update Wednesday to his 1979 or other technical fields "is way short of Behind East Lansing State Bank report, Endicott said that of 102 major the demand." Mon. & Thurs. 11 am-8:30 pm Tues., Wed., Fri. 9-5 Michigon Stote News, Eost Lansing, Michigon Thursday, May 31, 1979 3 >75 FOR WASHINGTONTRIP Student Board reps get lobbying funds By MICHELLE CHAMBERS approved with only her dissent. the MSU Rugby Club jerseys. State News Staff Writer The board also unanimously voted to bring an amendment to the ASMSU Constitution The original bill, which was approved in a narrow 5-to-4 vote, provided the club with Three ASMSU executive staff members were given $675.90 by the Student Board concerning the All-University Student Judiciary to the student body. $770 for 22 jerseys at $35 apiece, to be taken from the ASMSU Special Projects fund. Tuesday night to go to Washington D.C. to lobby "concerning selective service, tuition The referendum approving the amendment will be held the second Wednesday in and student financial aid." "I question the validity of such a move as there has been mention of them November. no finding Tom Jaworski, director of The amendment provides for 14 justices, as opposed to the current 11, to be appointed money through other means," John Haytol, Programming Board chairperson, said. "They Legislative Affairs, Steven Wachsberg, ASMSU executive have made no mention of attempting fundraisers." director, and Davie Quigley, Chief of Staff, will go to Washington within the next three to the judiciary. weeks and present a report to the board fall term. Dan Kelley, Interfraternity president, said the club represents MSU across the nation Eleven regular justices would be appointed along with three alternates. The alternates The only dissenting vote came from Constance DuBay, College of Social Science and it is no different from other MSU teams. would serve on the judiciary in the absence of regular justices. representative, who said she thought the same goals could be accomplished at the state The amendment further states the Chief Justice will appoint a new justice if a vacancy Bruce Studer, board chairperson and College of Agriculture and Natural Resources level. occurs. The position must be filled within three days of the vacancy. representative, changed his vote to approve the funding. She said the board should concentrate on local and campus issues, rather than sending It also provides justices, regulars or alternates, may be recalled for failure to carry out "This opens doors to every organization on campus (for funding requests)," Haytol said representatives to Washington. their responsibilities specifically if they fail to attend at least 50 percent of all hearings after the vote. "I think you've made a big mistake," she said. and meetings. The bill was brought up again moments later by Bob Carr, College of Business DuBay asked the board later in the meeting to reconsider the bill, but it was once again The major issue of debate, however, was the decision surrounding whether to pay for icontinued on page 16) ..YOU LOOKA LIKE: I HELLO BA'BV I^YQU NEEPA 50ME COMPANY. ..WO? E.L. picks parking ramp design By BRUCE BABIARZ will be used by the city in place of City Hall The ramp design Czarneeki favors would too steep to park on," Griffiths said. "Doors State News Staff Writer expansion. cost about $468,000 less than the ramp the will be banging together unless you are The East LansingCity Council adopted a Revenues for construction of the ramp council selected to build, but its design does extremely careful." multi-use sloping floor design for the are expected to come from a general not include office space. Councilmembers Larry Owen, Alan Fox proposed 436-space parking ramp slated for obligation bond, which is scheduled to go "I would hate to valuable and Carolyn Stell disagreed with the two Lot 9 at a special meeting Tuesday night. use parking before city voters in November. council members' arguments. space for offices," Czarneeki said, "especi¬ In a 3 to 2 decision, a four-level ramp with If the bond for $2.6 million is approved by ally for city offices." "We should not use the prime space on 12,000 square feet of office space was voters, groundbreaking for the ramp could Griffiths the main floor for parking," Owen said. selected by council from five design options begin by April 1,1980, City Manager Jerry objected to using less than half of the main floor for office space. About half "The better option is for office space." offered by Ramp Engineering Associates, a Coffman said. of the parking ramp would be at an The proposed ramp offices would face consultant firm. Mayor George L. Griffiths and Council- unusable angle, he said. Grove Street. Construction costs of the ramp are member John Czarneeki dissented, both in Owen said the parking spaces would not estimated at $2.6 million. All office space favor of another design option. "It will be at an angle which I perceive is be unusable, despite the consultant report that half of the slope in the structure would be twice as steep as the design Czarneeki and Griffiths favor. Lansing council votes to erase "The five-degree incline is quite usable," Owen said, "but not Jacobson's ramp." as gentle as the "It's pretty clear that taxes at Diamond Reo property (the design number two approved design) is cheaper in the long run," Fox said. Stell said the office space is greatly By RUSS HUMPHREY program, Tubbs added. In other action, the council transferred needed because the council cannot hold State News Staff Writer The Diamond Reo industrial complex has $53,000 for test drillings into the Aurelius LANGUAGE BARRIER BROKEN meetings in City Hall because it is not The much-debated topic of erasing por caused an intense battle between mayor Road landfill, as required by the Depart¬ accessible. tions of the taxes at the 40-acre Diamond Gerald W, Graves and Councilmember-at- ment of Natural Resources. Owen said the city rents about 12,000 Calculators translate Reo industrial properties may have ended Tuesday night at the Lansing City Council meeting. Large Richard Baker, First Ward Council- member Robert Hull and Blair. The results will not be known for about 30 to 60 days once the work begins in a "few weeks," Ward Councilmember Jack Gun- square feet of office space outside of City Hall. The ramp offices save the city about Last month. General Motors announced it $100,000 in annual rent paid for office space. By JIM KATES In a 7-1 vote, council members thener said. State News Staff Writer passed a had decided to construct a plant in Delta Owen said. 100 percent tax abatement to lure potential Township. The results could force the city to spend A second bond issue for City Hall World travelers weary of the language barrier will soon be able to throw away their additional $1.3 million to remove top soil, developers onto the land. Mayor Graves said GM's move was a loss an expansion would be nice, Owen said, but he phrasebooks and let their calculators do the talking. to Lansing because he had considered the clay and sod from the landfill, which has not did not think voters would make it a reality. At first, their calculators will speak only English and Spanish. Soon after, they'll be "The city's taking a wrong step tonight," been used for about three years, Gunthener "I agreed and supported a multiple use in Diamond Reo property as a potential GM speaking French, German, Japanese and Chinese. Councilmember-at-Large James Blair, the added. the ramp," Griffiths said. "In my mind it site for the plant. He said the council- The first commerically available talking language translator, developed by Texas sole dissenter, said Tuesday. "This abate¬ members' views on tax abatements hin¬ The landfill was used last as a spot to included housing and retail space in the Instruments Corp.. will be unveiled June 3 at the Summer Consumer Electronics Show- ment could blossom into no taxes at all for dered economic growth in Lansing. dump the city's sewer system sludge. ramp." in Chicago. the site." With the topic renewed last night, The $250 translator, which uses microprocessor chips to reproduce the sound of the But that is not necessarily correct, Councilmember Baker said "Lansing never human voice, is programmed with a variety of words and phrases used in everyday council attorney Stephen Sawyer said. The lost it (the GM plant) because Lansing conversation. Plug-in modules, available separately for $50 apiece, will allow the council will have the option to reduce the never had it to win." translator to speak and display about 500 words in each of the available languages. abatement to 50 percent for outside firms The translator, along with the Spanish and English modules, will be available in September. The French and German modules will follow in the fall and the Chinese and coming onto the site. But the city still can give a developer a He said his contact with the Michigan Department of Commerce strengthens his Irouble Shooter Japanese modules will be marketed early in 1980. opinion that companies do not seriously The translator has five basic functions including: 100 percent tax break, an action the council consider tax abatements when they choose • a bank of 25 common phrases (example: "I needa doctor") that operates when the would consider if a Lansing-based firm to move into a community. user punches the number of the desired phrase as given in an accompanying codebook; rehabilitates the property. • an additional 40 partial phrases that allow the user to form thousands of sentences Citing figures from the department, "It can be justified through income Baker said schools neighborhoods, suppli¬ and questions by indicating the desired phrase plus an additional word; taxes," Blair said. "But what happens when ers' locations and other areas are taken into •a translate mode that translates 1,000 words into the language of the plug-in module If you a warehouse or highly automotive industry consideration before tax abatement. have a problem you can't solve, or a question y being used. About half of these are spoken and displayed while the other half are establishes there?" answer, write Trouble Shooter, 343 Student Services Bldg.. displayed only; and It was also doubtful the Reo site was MSU, East Lansing. 48824. or call 355-8252, between 10:00 a.m. • two additional modes that drill the user in word pronunciation and translation. The buildings on the land may be torn seriously considered because the Delta and 1 p.m. Ask for Trouble Shooter, the State News service The words contained on each of the plug-in modules, derived from actual human down in mid-July with a federal grant Township location had abut 375 acres. which guns down problems, sticks up for your rights and shoots voices, are stored in digitally on memory chips similar to those found in a conventional awarded to the city, Allen Tubbs, Lansing Baker said. The Reo location has about 40 for answers. calculator, said Ted Jernigan, spokesperson for Texas Instruments Corp. in Dallas. planning department director, said. acres, he added The accents chosen for the translator are those most commonly used around the world, The $1.7 million grant from the Economic Jernigan said. The Spanish module lets the translator speak the language as it is used in In March Uook my Sampo television to Skory Television Service. 901 Cleveland St.. Mexico and the Americans, and the French module pronounces its "ooh la las" with a Development Administration will reim¬ Lansing, to get repaired. I was told they had to send away for parts and that it wouldn't burse the city for acquiring the land at the distinctly Parisienne flavor. The company's "voice synthesizer," which had its first commerical application in site, demolition and staffing additional staff to assist Lansing's Economic Development RHA ballots take longer than two weeks. I still don't have mv television. Help) NR. Education "Speak and Spell," a talking learning aid for children, may find application where the Corp. with the demolition. The problem originated because Sampo Electronics in Des Plaines. 111. went out of spoken word is more desirable than a visual indicator, Jernigan said. "In the future, your car might be able to tell you when it's low on oil," he said. But it may be awhile before consumers are able to talk back to their talking machines, The planning department will draw up criteria for qualifying demolition firms in invalidated; business and the owner moved without leaving a forwarding address. Trouble Shooter finally located Edwin Shapiro, an agent for Skory Electronics, who is now residing in he added. the next few weeks before accepting the Schuamburg, 111. He said he still had some of the parts left over and that he would send "It will be a little more difficult to program a microprocessor to voice," Jernigan said. "We're still working on that." recognize the human bids in mid-June, Tubbs said. referendum Skory Television whatever parts they needed to fix your set. Walter Reilly, manager of Skory Television Service in Lansing said he received the parts from Shapiro Tuesday. Reilly said he has installed the parts and that you should be able to pick up your set time todav. rescheduled some , EP On Dec. 15.1 sent an order form and a check to Hobday Gifts in Wh eat ridge, Colo, for STUDENTS APPRAISE UNIVERSITY EXPERIENCE The Residence Halls Association will hold a shriek alarm. 1 received a card on Jan. 4 saying the item was temporarily out of stock a second referendum today and Friday to and would be sent as soon as possible. Although I have received my canceled check, no determine if RHA will be allowed to raise merchandise followed. I wrote them a letter on April 25, but still received no reply. current taxes and whether RHA should S.K. Africans Ufor 'tfis relevance support the Nestle boycott. 22 An earlier referendum taken was declared invalid by RHA problems regarding balloting. May 21 and because of In November, I ordered called a crossword puzzle board through a mail order company Communications Holiday Gifts. Four days later 1 received a card say ing the item was temporarily out of stock, but would be shipped as soon as possible. I wrote them a letter in January By JENNIFER DIXON 1960s, returned to Africa and made "a lot of liberation movements In the first referendum students in Brody but never received the item or a refund. Can vou help" State News Staff Writer at home and dismantled the colonial system," said a graduate and Williams halls only had the opportunity B.A. EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the first of a two-part series dealing with student in higher education from Ethiopia. to vote on one of the two designated days. Justin Morrill African students at MSI'. The first part of the series will examine He said most leadership positions are now RHA also charged that soliciting took place filled and students Your complaints about Holiday Gifts are not isolated incidents. Before the company what they are studying and how they are funded. at the ballot boxes, which is illegal studying at MSU will be professionals and technocrats when they declared bankruptcy in Denver Federal Court on May 25. 1979, they had over 2,500 African students at MSU are from all over the continent, from the return. They will work in their own profession in the context of according to RHA regulations. complaints lodged against them with the Denver Better Business Bureau. Holiday Gifts Cape to Cairo. Although most are in scientific and agricultural national development, he said. Through the referendum RHA is hoping was owned by Winmar Investors Inc. of New York. N Y. The Denver BBB also said fields, their majors are as varied as their views. "We have to take from the West the crux of modernization which to gain a 50-cent increase which would raise Holiday Gifts did list $575,000 in assets when they filed for bankruptcy and the BBB African students at MSU represent 24 countries. Fifty-three the RHA tax from $1.75 to $2.25. are the technologies and knowledge concerning the sciences," said suggests you contact the court for more information or refund forms. Write to students are from Nigeria, followed by 11 from Egypt, nine from Mahdi Ibrahmi Mohamed, a graduate student in journalism from Students will also decide if RHA should Bankruptcy Court, 1845 Sherman St. Denver, Colo. 80203, or call 303-837-4045. Ghana, and eight from Sudan and the Republic of South Africa. Sudan. the University to stop buying Nestle urge CP Many African students find their courses at MSU are geared to "Africa is the core of the whole world and modern science is the products in protest against the corpora American situations or problems, but the concepts and principles On March 22 1 gave my B1C 920 turnUble to Tape Recorders Specialist in Ann only area where Africa is lacking," said Ike Asinobi, an tions' sale of a controversial infant formula Arbor. I was told by the company that the locking armrest which was needed to fix the are applicable to developing countries. in developing Third World Countries. undergraduate in business from Nigeria. turntable had not been received from BIC so they could not fix it. Spring is now coming "It takes a lot of initiative and imagination to take a Western In the world of computers, "sophisticated delicacy" is what Africa to an end and I am really getting tired of bstening to my radio. education and apply it to a non-Western situation," said Steve is lacking, Asinobi said. E.K. Howard, a graduate assistant at the African Studies Center. "But the context of life — the object of live, the moral and cultural Arts and Sciences "When I came to the United States and took telecommunications, advertising and journalism I realized most courses in side — this indigenous part of us is the real background upon which we should try to use this knowledge we aquire from the West," Correction You should be able to take your albums out of their jackets after Trouble Shooter contacted Tape Recorders Specialists. within a week or two Mike Brown, counter were geared specifically to American students. But the Mohamed said. technician, said if you send them $1.95 for the part (no labor charge) they will ship your fundamental principles and underlying ideas apply to every He explained many underdeveloped countries believe develop¬ It was incorrectly reported in Wednes¬ turntable to your home free of charge. Brown said they had to wait for BIC to send the nation," said Kwame Boafo, a graduate student in mass ment and modernization mean copying the West with a blind faith. day's State News that A1 Arman, a head part and that is what caused the delay in service. communications from Ghana. "I don't think just imitating the West brings about moderniza adviser in Wonders Hall, graduated in 1967 Rebecca Ogundipe, a graduate student in plant pathology from tion," Mohamed said. from Lansing Catholic High School. Arman CD Nigeria and Solomon Quartey, a graduate student in entomology "I feel the West has participated immensely in the material side of actually graduated from Gabriels High When I returned home earlier this year 1 was amazed at finding a bill for Money ffom Ghana find the principles of crop protection and pest School, which was the original name of magazine. 1 was sure they had made a mistake, but later I received another bill. I am life — inventions, transportation and communications. But we can't management are applicable to their countries but specific take the Western example in the social and moral sphere of life," he Catholic Central. sure I didn't subscribe to this magazine. Can you help? applications are not. ^ ^ said. Arman told the reporter he lived with Many students are from specific ministries sent here to get ex football quarterback Joe Namath while No preference trained for a specific job, Howard said. "There is no specific or obvious purpose to this life in the West — the two were playing for the New York Jets Sure we can. Trouble Shooter gave a call to Money magazine in Chicago, 111. Scott Ogundipe and Quartey said they both have teaching jobs waiting just living, eating, drinking and dressing well," he said. of the National Football League. He now Galssini, customer service representative for Money magazine, said he was sorry for for them when they finish here. "This life is not the only life but an extension of the hereafter," he says he did not live with Namath. the inconvenience. He said they would cancel the subscription they received and that Africans have come to the United States at different times and said, explaining people are accountable and responsible for The story also said Arman played you would not be billed for the magazines you have already received. under different conditions since the 1700s. everything they do and practice. baseball at MSU. He never played varsity A group of Africans in the United States, in the late 1940s to early (continued on page 16) baseball at MSU. Opinion VIEWPOINT: ZIMBABWE Title IX means more to women Election reports contained no bias By LIJON WEAVER consensus report on the election which was The whole question of sanctions and answer to a question in a colloquium. than An "unidentified" administrator just shoes at the put in highly tentative draft on April 22. recognition was virtually ignored in our Although the phraseology poses the ques rican Studies Center was quoted (April when we left New York if any member of group discussions because we were awfully tion of the definition of the term "African 25) as saying that Freedom House is one of the group had any preconceived notions busy observing and reporting on an ist," let us get to the central point, which is those "conservative" groups which are concerning the elections it was undiscern election, although the significance of our that, although the team was recruited Universities do not comply with the provisions of Title IX out of the "biased against communist and socialist ible to me and I think would be undiscern report for the larger issue was clear to all of primarily from the standpoint of a past goodness of their hearts. While most administrators claim they want to and favor Western ideas of ible to anyone who might have listened in record of professional experience with and guarantee equality to both sexes in all federally-funded educational loeracy." That FH has a preference (or if on several group discussions. The group's The identified ASC administrator was personal commitment to the problems prefer, a bias) for the political methods report specifically disavows any position on also quoted as saying that FH is one of involving political and civil liberties, the programs — and maybe they do — the fact is that Title IX as a law- of Western-style democracies is a charge to sanctions and recognition, concerning which those "conservative" groups that "covertly" group was far from innocent of relevant demands they do it. which I suspect they, and certainly I the group had a wide range of opinions support South Africa (SA). The most area knowledge and experience. Robert But these projects take money. And time. And reorganization. cheerfully plead, guilty. The principal when we left this country and still has, charitable assumption to be used in analyz Henderson, of Georgetown U's Center for Understandably, no college or university in the country has claimed to ason for this of the although perhaps less wide. On May 16. ing this statement is that the perpetrator International and Strategic Studies, spe¬ be on-target with Title IX mandates, probably because none of them under appreciated or misunderstood points Sen. Case, speaking for the FH board simply does not know what he is talking cifically including southern Africa. Al¬ public affairs today: as would be testified before a House subcommittee about. Any alternative assumption would though I have no intention or ambition to are. apparent to anyone at all familiar with FH advocating a careful reconsideration of U.S. involve charging him with a monstrous become an "Africanist" at this stage of my This must in no way underscore the urgency of coming into least not as some would define publications and my own modest contribu- policy regarding sanctions and ultimate calumny, the dictionary definition of which career, at compliance. While MSU may have improved some of its programs under to the literature on political rights, we recognition. The statement was cautious is "a false and malicious statement meant to the term, my sabbatical leave in and modest protest, it has far to go before all persons can be assured a fair shake at believe that the record of history is pretty and hedged. hurt someone's reputation." I invite anyone writings about SA resulted in knowledge of the University. •lear that the common people get a better Although favorable to the new Z-R to inspect the roster of the FH board and the interfaces between the SA and Z-R Last week, Affirmative Action Officer Lou Anna Simon announced deal in countries, no matter what their regime, it was not an advocacy of uncondi¬ staff and find any one more "conservative" situations, and in valuable contacts in ,ge of development, where political rights tional lifting of sanctions and ultimate than the moderate or liberal-Republican London which proved valuable in exploiting the formation of an Ad Hoc Advisory-Committee to work on Title IX and correlative freedoms of expression are recognition, but pointedly suggested that type exemplified by Sens. Case and Javits. information and insights available only in concerns. While we are generally cautious whenever a new committee is additional conditions might be demanded of idely shared and exercised. That the Several, such as Wayne Fredericks and that center of most of the world's expertise formed for fear it will only prolong any actions, we applaud this move. •mmunist countries do not come off very- the new Z-R regime. Sens. Case and Javits, Nicholas Katzenbach, are former officials of on African politics. Most to the point was ell on the FH indices should surprise no author of the existing law calling for the the Kennedy and Johnson administrations, the area experience and knowledge of The committee was not created to underscore the credibility or power ne. The charge that FH is "biased against president to rescind sanctions if he makes and identified with "liberal" causes. At least Bayard Rustin. the black labor and civil of the three main women's advisory committees at MSU, and we hope it . socialist countries" is patently untrue to certain findings concerning the elections, two are blacks prominent in the civil rights rights leader, who has dealt for many years does not. It was meant, instead, to study some of the areas MSU needs anyone at all familiar with FH literature. are long time members of the FH board. In movement: Robert C. Weaver and Roy with leaders from all over Africa, who lived- give high marks on political and civil judging the relationships between events, Wilkins. The charge that FH "supports for some time in at least two African to look at when considering the Department of Health, Education and rights to several countries which m x large however, it is important not to get the South Africa," "covertly" or otherwise, is countries (Ghana and Z-R), and who has Welfare's guides for compliance, and make some recommendations as to doses of socialism into their social and horse and the cart in the wrong places, as ridiculous, and would be downright comical acquaintanceships with many black leaders how to go about it. political diet, such as the United Kingdom the quoted language attributed to the if it did not reflect and perpetrate such a in Z-R, including the two guerrilla leaders; While this is a fairly simple task. MSU has been bogged down with and the Scandinavian democracies. identified administrator seems to do. gross distortion of perception. Apparently Nkomo and Mugabe, in some cases going An identified administrator of the ASC, Sens. Case and Javits must have sponsored this blooper is based on FH's summary of its back decades to when they were students specific concerns under Title IX and has not considered the full scope of but indices of political rights and freedoms of the law. Hopefully, this committee will help cause the uproar Title IX one charitably left unidentified here, the legislation and supported sending the together in London. should evoke, with repercussions in every department, college and was quoted as saying that FH is part of a observer group because of their long-time expression in SA as "partly free." If there is The above comments are offered in the ; "carefully orchestrated effort" to have U.S. commitment to human freedom, as attested a word of belief that there are important policy and support for the substantive office in the University. economic sanctions against Zimbabwe- by their long service on the FH board and in policies of SA and its apartheid system in value questions concerning Z-R on which Rather than spending all its time with varsity women's athletics, the Rhodesia lifted and a moderate pro-West¬ other human rights concerns. It is signifi¬ the FH literature I am unable to find it. I reasoning together and criticizing each committee should research topics such as equitable scholarships, ern government installed. This statement cant that they were willing to subject any challenge anyone else to find it. other's positions is important and valuable, was made before April 25, while part of the hypotheses they may have had about Z-R Another local criticism of the FH observ and in the belief that this process will be admissions and intramural athletic programs. It is not just a matter of group was still in Z-R observing the count to, and to condition their future stance on er team, although not in The State News aided by filtering out the element of garble more basketball shoes, better sleeping accommodations and more and before its report was filed although the findings of an observer group recruited reporting, is that the group contained "no and misunderstanding as much as possible. substantial food allowances for women athletes. It reaches further, into there had been an interim statement to the for their professional experience in matters Africanist." I am largely to blame for this Weaver is an MSU professor of policies which affect all students. We have sexist programs — which press while the balloting was in progress, relevant to judging electoral methods. If misunderstanding by giving an incomplete Criminal Justice favor both men and women — all over the University. Title IX simply commenting both pro and con. The implica¬ any one in FH knew what my position on tion seems to be that the FH group had its sanctions and recognition was before he demands a halt to this. mind made up on the elections and recruited me he knew more than I knew-, Simon and committee formulator President Edgar L. Harden also had sanctions before it left the U.S.. and went because I did not have one, and I suspect VIEWPOINT: JOHN ROBISON the right idea when they opted to give the group a six-month life-span. merely to document its preconceived con¬ that the same would hold true for most, if clusions. Nothing could be farther from the not all of the members of the group, They know all too well how inaction and dogmatism can sweep long-standing committees. They also set a simple function for the new- committee — to identify problem areas and explore them. truth. Although a range of judgments was accommodated in the laboriously negotiated possibly excepting a few leanings pro or Robison's simple On the surface, this committee seems to be just another stalemate in the equality game. It may prove to be. But we feel the nature of the committee — as a group to study new areas and one which realizes the exemplary behavior and attitude of the players as they stood in the intense glare of but fulfilled dream scope of its use — makes this committee somewhat unique to MSU. We furthermore feel committee members will be able to do an incredible service to students through their input on issues which have yet to come Letters the public eye. Thanks to all of them for bringing pride and respect back to MSU. I am sorry to note that there is one cloud By Z.R. PORDOMINSKY other career, you stand a chance of making on the horizon, herein referred to as "The We'd only talked once, but I felt he was a living &,. it? to the forefront of University business. the person most likely to have an answer to I taught English at MSU before I opened Pathetic Performance of the Procrastinat¬ But it is high time basic issues such as admissions policies, my question. Would he take the time to Jocundry's, he said. I really loved it there. ing President Pickers." Said performance scholarship determinations and equitable intramural programs for both He didn't know; has really become an embarrassment. I meet with me over a beer, I asked. He'd be Why did you leave it, I asked. I had sexes be explored. These are issues which should have been discussed have a suggestion: Turn this task over to out of town the rest of the week: would next dreams, he said. I wanted to be a John Hannah and Monday at 2:30 be alright? Fine, I said; middleman between good books and the Edgar Harden, who long before shorter-reaching ones such as women's varsity athletics they didn't tell us certainly know what it takes to do the job, across the street at the Olde World? people who love them. But I wanted to do it caught our attention. who have a deep and abiding interest in the He was late. I was afraid to walk over and in a larger setting. I wanted to have my own The battle to comply with Title IX will not be an easy one — especially This letter is in protest of the Intramural drag him out of his store. I called instead to business, and I wanted it to be more than a Softball League's method of notifying teams University, and who know the value of when schools choose to fight the law instead of the inequities within keeping their mouths shut. This last ask if he remembered the appointment. bookstore. I wanted it to be all that it could of their scheduled games. I am a member of themselves. But through this committee and others like it, MSU may characteristic has certainly eluded at least Yes. a manager answered, he told me he be. Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity. Our softball was meeting you. I'm sure he'll be... There You've made it into a center for the arts, I member of the selection begin to battle the forces of injustice that lie within. team, the Alpha All-Stars, was greatly one present he is. said. I've also made it into a place where misused by the IM League. We were told at committee. Donna Goodrow Brown Maybe he's got something else planned, friends can gather, he said. It's a business, our last season game on May 16 that we Class of '57 maybe he'd rather meet some other time? and like all businesses, it takes time to would be notified of our first playoff game. Saline, Mich. No, no, wait for him; he says he's going develop it. And a lot of dedication to keep it Limiting issues We were told that playoffs were to start that weekend. I called May 18 to find out right over. going. But it has to give me joy or else it I isn't worth it. when we were to play, only to find that we went rowing in the Red Cedar with To hear your employees, they get as had missed a game May 17 with Alpha Vote on boycott friends, he said. It was such a nice day. I'll much joy from it as you do. I make it a rule, limits public input Gamma Rho. Hence we were eliminated have a Heineken. I would like to just remind all MSU dorm Make that two, I said. he said, that all of us who work there must ■ from further play. Though the IM claims we students that they have the opportunity to I'm really enjoying my English electives, work at being friends. If one of us has an were notified. NO ONE of us showed. support the Nestle Boycott this Thursday I said. I'm even thinking of taking a year off interest, I try to share it or encourage Strange, isn't it? Our team was NOT someone else to share it. One girl is a real The East Lansing City Council has created an impasse for citizens contacted! An assistant to Dennis Mayer and Friday (May 31 and June 1) by voting just to write, and I'm having a hard time for the University to boycott Nestle artist, and I worry that her job is taking desiring to air complaints on pertinent issues that just do not happen to admitted on the telephone that their trying to justify it. I know a few people time away from her painting. Some of them contact system is faulty in that if anyone products. Voting tables will be set up in make enough on one novel to last them the appear on the council's work session agenda. Policy decisions made by residence halls outside the cafeterias at rest of their lives. But what about the great are devoted to running. the City Council are debated with the help of public input during the whatsoever, even a non-team member, dinner time. You believe in making dreams come true, inquires about a team's next contest, that majority? Is it reasonable to expect that if council's work sessions, but comment is limited to only those issues the team is considered contacted! I'm sure this Carol Schuck don't you? I don't know if it's that. I think, you prepare for it as you would for any council plans to discuss. like all of us, when I see what I love, I see same carelessness is practiced in leaving both what is and what can be. If you could Some residents are upset at the council's misuse of work sessions, messages with team managers' roommates see what I see of East Lansing, you'd want which are supposed to allow citizens to provide input on issues before when they aren't in to receive these your own corner of the place. But my own they are settled formally at the council's bi-weekly meetings. But issues messages discussed by the council at the work sessions are settled usually before is taken with personally. I would hope that in the future more care The State News dreams are simple. Time to be with my family. And the excuse to go out on the something sc dear to each and sidewalk and watch the city walk by. the formal meeting, and unless citizens attending the session desire to every player as well as fan ... a chance to Thursday, May 31, 1979 When the conversation ended, and we discuss the issue in question, it is usually endorsed and the discussion is play in the playoffs. Kevin L. Tolliver parted, I realized he had left my question virtually closed. But there are other issues that deserve attention at the 118 W. Fee Apts. Editorials are the opinions of the State News Viewpoints, columns unanswered. Or had he? I had asked about meetings — some of which have been prepared for discussion by and letters are personal opinions making a living. The question, he had residents attending the meetings — yet are discounted and reserved for shown me, is what to make with one's life. Editorial Department the council's regular public comment session. The action, along with the Poidommsky is a graduate student Alum iius cites a Editor in chief Photo Editor Kathy Kilbury majoring in philosophy council's failure to keep minutes of the sessions, is a violation of the Managing Editor Sheilo Beochum Entertainment & Booh Editor Dave DiMor Opinion Editor Kim G Shonohon Michigan Open Meetings Act, a charge that some council members have cloud on Itiorizon Sports Editor David Jonssen City Editor Susan Tompor Layout Editor Janet Haifmann contested on the grounds that the sessions are not formal meetings. Campus Editor Freelance Editor Beth Tuschok LETTER POLICY For this Spartanalumcus.Happiness is: Council members contend that since no final decisions are made at the Wire Editor Chief Copy Editor Sandra Sweeney Letters should be 25 lines or (ess and 1. Hanging last March's Detroit Free Kim Gozello work sessions, Staff Representative be edited for State News style and they cannot be considered a regular meeting. The Press headline ("Spartans No. 1 in the may conciseness to fit as many letters as reasoning is faulty because issues debated at the work sessions are Land") on the door of my Ann Arbor office. Advertising Department possible on a page Viewpoints may be sometimes worked out and a decision is contrived for formal 2. Sitting in Michigan Stadium last fall in Ron MacMillan Asst Advertising Manager Pat Greening no longer than 75 lines and may also a sea of U M fans and watching the Maize be edited announcement at City Council meetings. The process hastens the council's meeting time, but reduces the time available to the public for and Blue get swamped by the Green and White. comment. The concerned resident is left with a mere five minutes during 3. Reading in The Ann Arbor News about a regular City Council meeting to complain about issues not appearing the Spartan baseball -.earn winning the on the council's work session agenda. DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau championship from the Wolverines on the The reduced opportunity for citizens to communicate with the council next to-last day of the season. is a defeat of the work session concept. Residents can benefit from a time Circumstances beyond my control have Uh. MR KIEJ67 WHATEVER TOU WELL. THEN, slot allowing them to converse with council members, but should not compelled me to spend nearly all of my HOW MUCH SHOUU? PEEL COMFORT- I'LL JUST postgraduate years in the land of Go Blue, I BE WEARING7 ABLE WITH. MISS. have to rely on luck or guesswork, hoping the council is ready to discuss which makes SUP OUT OF any MSU victory all the TPS ENTIRELY MY SHOES, an issue for which they have concern. The City Council should take the sweeter. It also made the days of probation UP TO YOU- OKAY7 broad spectrum of issues at hand into consideration when they open even tougher. Those who should have borne themselves to public comment, and perhaps institute a system whereby the responsibility for probation tucked their tails between their legs and ran. It was the any person can discuss any issue regardless of whether the issue will kids on campus who had to live with the receive the council's attention in the near future. The system might shadow of those dark days. Ultimately, it cause a backlog of work for the council by prolonging public comment at was the kids who lifted that shadow in the the sessions. But a larger marketplace of views, which would be most glorious fashion imaginable. "Awe some" was the word most often used to provided by debate on an unlimited number of issues, would at least be a describe the NCAA basketball more effective vent for citizens currently upset by the council's champions. This word applies not only to their great limitation of public comment. team effort on the court but to the Michijon Stote News. Eost Lonsing. Michigon Thursday, May 31, 1979 5 VIEWPOINT: IHtAFT KALLY Go to Wells Hall and protest the draft tonight! By DAVID QUIGLEY These assertions taken in perspective lose credibility and SELECTI\ E SERVICE is a fancy term that spells danger for importance. Never does the DOD deal with deterrance factors of the youth of today and tomorrow. The reason is the USSR starting this worldwide, full scale war. This deterrance simple, selective service means DRAFT. The Executive Staff of ASMSU Student should rest partially on both strategic and tactical exchange. As Board has been working on this since late March and for the decrease in our capability; II the increasing costs are to recently the student Board took a stand against the draft. As our involvement make the armed forces more attractive in the free market, an grew so did a confidence and a paranoia. admirable objective with or without the draft; 2) this noticeable The reasons for feeling secure abound. For political reasons, it is minority increase in enlistment is still substantially below their fair to assume that there will be no draft until '81. Congressman respective percentage of the population; 3) lower quality means Bob Carr has pledged to lead a fight in the Congress more training (also reflected in increased costs) which should be opposing the draft. Further, Students against the Draft, with our financial the DOD's job, not the job of the private market. support, have mounted an extensive letter writing campaign and Most importantly, few people review this issue in broad have sent out over 500 letters. And finally. Michigan is the only state with a statewide coalition against the draft. philosophical tones, asking bluntly, "What reasonable rationale provides the government the right to take the most important However, the reasons for a growing paranoia are equally strong. time from tomorrow's decision makers for war purposes during a The bills in Congress are frightening. Many bills create an time of peace?" Did we not express our feelings about this during effective draft system and or registration. The pro-draft groups the '60s? are a step ahead and quickening the pace. Today's youth is considered a negligible political force at best, and our opinions are To protect ourselves, we must guarantee an effort, soon and rarely respected. Currently, buried in a weapons bill (the House lasting. The statewide coalition will be active. Students against the Procurement Bill), there is a provision for activation of the Draft will be holding a rally, May 31, 7:30 p.m., B106 Wells Hall. registration. This issue needs to be seen and we have to be heard. Tom Caldwell will have more information. Contact him!! ASMSU The Department of Defense (DOD) has their arguments set and will be mounting a full scale fight in every respect we can. We will to many these arguments are rather absurd. Their rationale is contact every Big Ten school to help us. We will lobby extensively based primarily on a supposed Soviet "threat" to Western Europe to stop this. If you care, contact us, help us to help ourselves. Sit and the needed forces to counter a Soviet offensive. Secondly the back and I'll probably see you in the army. Get involved, contact DOD cites 1) increasing manpower costs; 2) increasing minority enrollments; 31 lower quality of recruitees; as showing qualitative me, or Tom Caldwell, and we will enjoy our todays and tomorrows doing what we want, not what we are ordered to do! Letters should be considered along with fundraising projects in achieving the "Good Samaritan" character — not to mention neighbors and quantitative declines in U.S. military strength. Ouigley is Chief of staff for ASMSU s Executive Staff tolerating amplified music (sound) for their personal sunbathing entertainment during the day. We need eheap transportation Surely the sororities of M.A.C. are VIEWPOINT: THE IBM CONNECTION negating their pursuit of well-balanced I have been commuting to Ann Arbor- Would the State News or some organiza¬ characters if behavior like this is continued. Ypsilanti to teach for many years and have tion campus take the initiative to either Supporting a few rules of common courtesy Could there be another on noticed that there have always been a least promote an E. Lansing-Ann Arbor bus run certainly would be greatly appreciated by- half a dozen or more persons going to Ann or act as an information center for potential humanists as well as contributions for Arbor on any given morning. Many people commuters so that they can form carpools charity. easily? I hope that planning will Patricia Tibbits go to the University of Michigan for classes more some data processing scandal? or commute to Ann Arbor to work because their spouses attend classes at MSU. Since the first bus from E. Lansing to Ann Arbor be done many now so that there won't be that single-driver cars on their way to Ann Arbor and back when September comes. 603 Charles St. MSU's Administrative Data Processing Department i ADPDI, in The technical support section is responsible for maintaining the does not leave till almost noon, it is not Delia Koo Beat me. I love It feasible for anyone to take the bus. and car Okemos the past few years, has been involved in much controversy. This system in good working order and recommending when new pools have been extremely difficult to So that we cannot be accused of controversy has included the management of the department, its products and equipment need to be purchased. Obviously, it is in IBM's best interest to maintain the system in poor working order arrange for lack of knowledge of who is discrimination, I think that we. the students employees, its equipment and usage of this equipment, its services, and its funding. Following the last investigation, a new- so their recommendations for new equipment bear more weight. travelling on which day. The girls need of MSU, should continue in the spirit of director, Mr. James Lennon. was hired and he has recently What does MSU gain from this "sweetheart" relationship? In a In California, the universities run daily the Lesbian-Gay Pride Week. Why not reported that those problems outlined by the investigation have business relationship, one pays for a service and expects contracts buses between Berkeley-Stanford and their diseo loud designate one week each month for all of the many different sexual preferences? Just been reduced. to be fulfilled. MSU does not need a "sweetheart" contract. An Berkeley Davis. It seems that a mini-bus impartial examination should be made of this ADPD-IBM between MSU and U-M would not only Supporting charity organizations does think; we could have one week set aside for The International Business Machine Corporation tIBMi has been involved in many legal confrontations. These include anti-trust relationship and other problems that currently exist at the ADPD. reduce a great deal of individual driving but not qualify one as having- community every preference in the entire sexual suits by competitor companies and by the Justice Department and It is time that students, employees, and/or taxpayers demand that also promote intellectual activities on the concern. Basically, the consideration of preference spectrum. Imagine, we could this department justify its actions, both past, present, and future. two campuses. I wonder how many persons others' needs within the neighborhood have a sado-masochism week where we other suits by data processing departments that have felt that IBM exerts too much influence over the management of customers' Perhaps the state legislature should withhold funds until the may have hesitated to attend a seminar or should also be a qualification. could all wear whips and leather jackets, a data processing departments. major problems are dealt with. After all, since everyone pays the cultural event in the other city because of These needs were not met during missionary week where we could all wear a Tuesday night, May 22 due to obnoxious monk's outfit, etc. The possibilities are Why cite these two facts? The answer lies in the relationship high costs of education, why not ask that educational and the driving. The cost of running such a administrative units be run responsibly and correctly. mini-bus can be more than paid for by the and immature behavior of local sororities endless. between the ADPD and IBM. The intimacy of this relationship should be questioned after reading the following points; The author of the above viewpoint wishes to remain anonymous The riders, and it may be easy to find a who infiringed upon the rights of other Greg McBee r who will act as a driver. residents. Peaceful streets for a sound sleep B-123, Bryan Hall ; (D Since the last investigation, it has been noted that there has author has worked for Doto Processing for some time been a mass infusion of IBM equipment into the ADPD. Clearly the decision to requisition this equipment has rested on IBM's recommendations, sinfe the ADPD has made little or no Perhaps the biggest evaluation of the current or requisitioned equipment. This lack of proper evaluation could be due to the management's refusal to see a need for such evaluations or to the fact that the appropriate THE ATHLETES SHOP personnel were either not employed or overworked. STEREO SALE (2) A five year employee of IBM. Mr. Jerry Peters, was hired as 3rd AHHIIAL assistant director of programming over what appeared to be more qualified applicants. Furthermore, his combination of knowledge and experience did not appear to even meet the qualifications of OF THE YEAR the managerial position he now- occupies. Since his background will be held one day only: was with IBM, the ADPD IBM relationship is strengthened. (3) In the late summer of 1978, IBM leased its Display Management System iDMSi to the ADPD. Before ADPD leased DMS, IBM gave a presentation to the ADPD programming staff and claimed some capabilities of DMS that the ADPD found tar ja THANK i non-existent when its programmers began using the product. For six months, with from four to eight ADPD employees and with MSI' facilities. IBM worked to develop DMS to a point where ADPD programmers could use name to further market DMS. it. Even now. IBM is using MSU's "^Stereo YOU (41 In the last six months, the ADPD has lost many good employees. Four of the five member technical support section left recently because they were underpaid, overworked, and or harassed. In their place, IBM was hired to maintain MSU's system. Snoppe 555 E. Grand River Ave. East Lansing 337-1300 Thursday, Friday & Saturday only • OVER 500 PAIR OF ADIDAS FACTORY SECONDS AND DISCONTINUED MODELS 30-70% off • 20% off MANY OF OUR NAME BRAND JOGGING AND TENNIS SHOES • SELECTED WARM-UP SUITS $1995 Journey the right road to REG $2500 to $5000 running comfort - Osaga® shoes • GYM SHORTS $150 A. "KT-26," a revolutionary new shoe with cantilevered style sole that dissipates shock and deflects it • TUBE SOCKS 3 pr for $295 outward from the foot. 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She was born Gladys makes good, or the rich girl colorful, formative period of The couple overcame the scandal that had resulted when Marie Smith in Toronto. Cana¬ with the common touch. ' American movies, is dead at 86 triumph Coquette won her the Oscar Rigoletto' after 13 years of seclusion in they divorced their respective da, April 9,1893. and made her an opera stage debut at 5. Her first film as best actress. After the 1932 her legendary home. Piekfair spouses to marry and live at Her death Tuesday was attri Fairbank s home above Beverly was a one-reeler in 1909, the film. Secrets, she quit acting. "I Violin Maker of Cremona, knew it was time to retire. I buted to a cerebral hemorrhage Hills, the opulent estate dubbed directed by aspiring, young wanted to stop before I was By DORIS TISHKOFF enough. However, opera is suffered last Friday. Piekfair. where dinner was State News Reviewer Although prophecy is a notor /* more than voices: it derives its particular magic from the per The journey to the hospital was one of the few times Miss served from solid gold plates and guests might include D.W. Griffith. Her fame grew and by 1916 asked to stop," she said. Fairbanks and Miss Pickford feet blending of scenery, set t'harles Lindbergh and the she became her own producer divorced in 1936 and the follow iously risky business, anyone Pickford, whose golden curls tings, costuming, ensemble Duke and Duchess of Alba. with a 50-50 partnership in the ing year she married Charles V- who has attended the ongoing and spunky innocence won her rehearsals for the upcoming singing and dance and, above the adulation of millions, had Through it all. Miss Pickford releasing company. Three "Buddy" Rogers, who had been a co star. Rogers was at her production of Rigoletto could < all, dramatic conception. emerged from the mansion was known around the world as years later, she was earning since she withdrew from "America's Sweetheart." a title $675,000 a year against half of side at the time of her death. safely predict that it will be an It is this uniquely personal public outstanding triumph. touch that characterizes the life in 1966. With this presentation, the work of Jack Eddleman, whose In 1976, she appeared before Lansing Opera Company seems versatility and range of exper cameras at Piekfair to accept an to have reached a new level of ience were thoroughly des cribed in Wednesday's State honorary award "in recognition of her unique contribution to Frontline Cinema to present maturity, including a particu¬ larly well rounded cast, a hand- News. Eddleman gained nation the film industry and the devel picked professional orchestra, and a chorus supplemented by al skills attention - when his many singing, directing, de opment of film as an artistic medium" from the Academy of four blaek experience films members of the Chicago Lyric signing Kabuki makeup for five Motion Picture Arts and Sci NYC opera productions of the which she helped found. A series of movies differ first jazz film about jazz" by the noon on as part of the Black Opera for Rigoletto. ences. on The roster of local, national Mikado w ere seen by a broad Miss Pickford was perhaps ent aspects of the black experi Village Voice. Six Days in Culture Festival at Lansing's and international performers audience in the motion picture the first great international ence will be presented this Soweto deals with the events Riverfront Park and from 2 who have gathered here for this Foul Flay. screen idol. In an era of such weekend by Frontline Cinema. leading up to the black rebellion until 7 p.m. Sunday at the production is especially fortui¬ Eddleman uses every re stars as Greta Garbo and Gloria The film* Mingus. Six Days in in that South African township, North Lansing Funfest. These tous in melding together great source of each cast member, in Swanson. she was the first to Soweto. Can You Hear Me?, while Can You Hear Me? is a two events will also feature voices and acting, stage direc order to "have people moving have marquee lights and the and Dr. Martin Luther King. look into the lives of black showings of Malcolm X — tion, and scenery, accomplished emotionally — it's all done with first to command thousands of Jr. - From Montgomery to children in East Oakland. The Struggle for Freedom, Black by a group of individuals whose one big imaginative muscle." dollars a week. She was box Memphis will be shown Friday Martin Luther King movie, Women, Last Grave at Dim- mutual congeniality, high His goal materializes with the office gold for such movies as in B-106 Wells Hall beginning at meanwhile, traces his eleven- baza. and Soul (about Ray- spirits, dedication to craft, and help of a fine supporting cast, Pollyanna and Poor Little Rich 7:30 p.m. Admission is $1.50 or year crusade for human justice. Charles). The film showings on total respect for one another's which includes three East Lan Girl. free with an RHA pass. These same four films will Saturday and Sunday are free artistic integrity is a delight to sing residents, Harlan Jenn¬ The romance of the Pickford Mingus is a film about the also be shown Saturdav from to the public. observe. ings, Lindv Rich, and Karen name grew when she married great jazz bassist, capturing Moreover, their diversity and Cullen and a former East the screen's most dashing hero. him in performance and in multifaceted talents would be Lansingite. Bruce Reizen, son of Douglas Fairbanks Sr., in 1920. private, and was called "the impressive anywhere. For local theatre favorite Leonora example. Sherry Zannoth, Reizen. The cast also includes soprano playing Gilda, has al- Jeffrey Foote from Mt. Plea sant. and several fine singers Perhaps the biggest ready won the hearts of greater Pho'o by Douglos Elbmger Lansing residents during her Ferdinand Radovan portrays the title character, a brought in from New Y'ork, year here as resident Affiliate Artist, sponsored by a New- hideous and tormented court jester, in Rigoletto. The Lansing Opera Company production will be per¬ including Claudia Catania. Philip Steele, and Richard STEREO SALE York based endowment that Leech. brings leading American artists to the grass roots. formed tonight and Saturday evening. Peyton Hibbit, Kalamazoo- born conductor and director of OF THE YEAR Even in rehearsal, she brings and smooth lyricism to the malignant "beautiful people" of the Tri-Cities Opera Company not only vocal beauty, but also a demanding role of the Duke. He the 16th century court. Rado¬ in Binghamton, N.Y., is one of will be held one day only: moving sympathy and compas¬ brings to the role the confidence van so profoundly draws upon this country's outstanding sion to the role of Gilda, the and aplomb which grow out of 80 the compassion of his audience opera conductors. He recently sixteen-year old daughter of successful performances in the that this complex character — received critical acclaim for his the deformed court jester. Rigo role both here and in Europe. one of the richest in opera — world premiere performance of letto. She humanizes her so The Duke is a villain, but makes an indelible impression the opera. Galileo Galilei. that, as she says, "she is Montane's voice is so beautiful upon each viewer. It's no Tonight and Saturday even someone to care about, not just that the audience can't help but wonder that Radovan, recently ing's performance in the audi¬ a character, but a real person." forgive his treachery because he discovered" after a record 110 torium, combining the stunning For Zannoth. Gilda's tragedy has seduced them with his performances of this role in his baroque sets of John Baldwin, and ultimate death are the native Yugoslavia and the rest and the beautiful costumes of result of her father's pathetic Ferdinand Radovan brings of Europe, has been asked by Kay Baldwin, will owe much to desire to save the one beautiful both incredible dramatic power New York's Metropolitan Opera the efforts of John McKinnon. thing in his life. and a gorgeous baritone voice Company to audition before assistant conductor; Dorothy Enhancing her conception is to his interpretation of the returning home to Europe. 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MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY FROM THE MOCTHS OF INFANTS AND BABIES YOU HAVE BASED THE gay FEDERAL CREDIT UNION STRENGTH AVENGER la svnonvin for Torah) TO VANQUISH THE ENEMY AND (Psalms 8:31 ■matter for study i'J' How to help involve every Jewish On campus at 600 E. Crescent • 9 to 5:30 Mon. thru Fri. • Phone 353-2280 orntalion regarding. •!> Suggested sut ri the Chabad-I.ubavitch Regional office. and particularU children - in these aiuvmes. lunian ine*,rau«u i.uu«.ii,ii ID MNKM1I.K KOAD. OAK PARK. MICH. 48237 (3131548-2666 % Mitntgon Stote News Eost Lonsing Michigan Thursday, May 31, 1979 7 TODAY & FRI. 10AM TO 10PM Riperton, ,ylFoxy lihP and Barry Sat 10am to Prices 9pm Sunday 12noon to 5pm good thru Mon. 6-4-79 1 produce new ddisco nRa&Bvinyl Vivitar Bt REGIN ALD THOMAS contains the hit single Hot State News Reviewer Numbers and various other Minnie Riperton's newest al tunes that have some "Poten bun Minnie i Capitol SO 11936) tial." The album shows that WESTIAND SHOPPING CENTER is highlighted with lovely vo¬ Foxy CORNfcR W SAGINAW AT WAVERLY cals and fine instrumentals. The can produce some worthwhile album opens with a tune en tunes if they cut loose that "Get titiled "Memory Lane." This is Off' sound. Their latest tune ■ a mellow tune that features sounds exactly like "Get Off' FACTORY DEMO various vocal ranges with only a few changes — by the songstress. mostly the lyrics. On this, as on other tunes, The other tunes, like "Devil Riperton moves up and down Boogie" and "Lady" are nicely the vocal scale with the ease done. In fact some of their that only she can accomplish. tunes sound like something that The "Man From Vivitar" will be here Sat. 6-2-79 1 Jam to 5pm The tune does not sound like might come from the Bee Gees. Riperton's earlier works, but it But this is not to say that Foxy to answer your questions. does have the same intrinsic compares with the Gibb broth ers. They don't. But hopefully quality that made her Adven¬ tures in Paradise album a with a little work, Foxy will be able to do what their first hit Vivitar 365 Since the Adventures Paradise album, Riperton in has told everyone else to do — get off It is usually the custom to Zoom Thyristor ANNOUNCING A not produced any super albums, "System" Auto although she has produced some good ones. This album save the best album for last. But not being a customary Electronic Rash SUPERB VALUE person, I can't do that. Instead should make listeners ber Adventures. Riperton has changed her remem the last album is the worst. What is it? None other than FROM VIVITAR ON style slightly as she quickly alternates the tempo of her collection of tunes originally done by other artists and redone by Philly Cream. too." After delivering sage. this Philly Cream breaks out with James Brown's "Doin' It mes Claudja Barry's Boogie Woogie Dancing Shoes (Cheysalis CHR 1933). This album is straight SELECTED SERIES 1 songs. Even Riperton's appear ance is different. glancing at the cover might Listeners The album begins with a medley of Sylvester "Sly To Death." This tune also has the same uncut, unmotivating disco. It is complete with hollow lyrics, Includes "C" Batteries Battery Pack optional extra ZOOM LENSES. think they were looking at Stone" Stewart's tunes, includ beat and boogie sound as when beat and tempo. In fact, there is Brown first recorded it. The lash photography Professional outomatic Barbra Streisand or the like. ing "Dance to The Music" and only one decent tune on the ilectronic flosh Zoom tilting flash head But after hearing a few bars of "My Lady." This medley, en¬ difference is Philly Cream chan¬ album and that is the title cut. e's you vary lighting pattern to match "Memory Lane." they realize titled "Sly-Hi," is one of this ges the lyrics slightly. The Even the title number has no that it is Minnie reviewer's favorites. entire album is really a trip Riperton. The bottom to it. It is understand¬ ightmg. Thyristor circuitry for conserving entire album in nicely done, "Sly-Hi" is done to a swinging down memory lane to a psuedo- able that disco music is not er ond faster recycling. Choice with "Dancin' and Actin' Crazy" soulful-disco beat. The tunes disco beat. They even do a tune natic settings for depth of field designed to have the same klong with "Memory Lane" have just as much bounce to entitled "Join the Army." The effect as R& B. Rock, Blues or standing out as the best. them as they had when Sly- album is fun to listen to and Soul, but for an album to be as Stone first recorded them in Philly Cream is very talented. ; "Dancin"' is an uptempo cut hollow as this one is seemingly the 60s. After this tune the If you want an album that is that features a funky soul beat. criminal. Vivitar Flash Value Rjperton mixes her voice well group goes into a number going to make the top 20 then it entitled "Motown Review." The album opens with "Boog¬ * Coupon Savings Available on this tune. This is one album might be good to pass this one This tune is a memorial to the ie Woogie Dancing Shoes" be¬ ■that Riperton fans should get. up. But if good music and fun is at Leonard's "Photo Shop" fore going downhill. It never Another album that sounds music of the 60s. It starts off what is desired — then go and seems to pick up. Barry has a like a good purchase is Philly Cream (Fantasy F-9575). This with a jumping psuedo-disco beat that is accentuated by fine cop it. An album that might make it nice voice, but she is wasting it. I Vivitar Zoom 285 album looks like one of those vocals. According to the lyrics to the top 40 or 50 is Foxy's AU albums reviewed were Thyristor • albums you might see adver- "Ain't no more Motown reviews newest release Hot Numbers courtesy of Wherehouse "System" Auto • tised on television. It is a and the Beatles have broken up (Dash 30010). This album Records. ' Electronic Rash *«ifh 109199 \ccepts system accessories creative flash photography t Zoom tilting flash head lets vou varv lighting pattern to match camera lenses and produce soft bounce-lighting • Removable senscr has remote sensing capability and variable power settings • Thvnstor circuitry for conserving battery power and faster recycling • Choice of four automatic settings for depth of field control Vivitar 283 MSU Courses at Home Thyristor "System" Auto Electronic Rash More Zoom DETROIT For Your Dollars UNDERGRADS 1 2 o< oupto •Compact lightweight Metropolitan area students can continue— Coupled together they re 6 2 inch >ng or catch up on—their studies while vaca¬ 25 7 ounces I igf tioning or working at home this summer. •Close-focusing Michigan State University will offer four •Convenience e undergraduate courses afternoons and/or evenings in the Birmingham Center for Lifelong Education. Writing Workshop—ENG 213—almost im¬ possible to get into on campus, will be Vivitar 28mm *2.8 offered under tutelage of Robert Denn, instructor, College of Arts and Letters, Compact 7-10 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays, June Wide Angle Lens 19-July 19. Human Communication—COM 100—will 99 be taught by Karen Krazanowski, graduate student in College of Communication Arts 109 and Sciences, 4-7 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays, June 19-July 19. World Regional Geography —GEO 204—man's relationship with natural and cultural environments, will be taught by Canon Moonlight Sale! William Gribb. doctoral candidate in ACOTOIlM Electronic geography, 3-7 p.m. Tuesdays and V-V Automatic SLR Thursdays, June 19-July 19. Psychology of Personality—PSY 225—will be offered 7-10 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays, June 18-July 18, with Barbara Riemer, associate professor in the depart¬ ment of psychology, instructing. $449 with 50mm f 1.8 lens For details contact the Office of University Extension, 3 Kellogg Center, phone 355-0150. Leonards "Photo Shop" Takes Trade Ins SMichigon State News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Thursday May 11 1979 ADAM TE1CHER Mason goes to Detroit New hockey coach Mason for top notch recruits optimistic about Spartan icers By JERRY BRAI DE League. As a Great Lakes Columbia and Tim Bissett from State News Sports Writer All Star team member and Seattle, Wash. With only 3.37 scholarships national tournament allstar "Thomas has demonstrated to work with, newly named team member, the 6-foot 1, the past two years that he is a "I've been here for only "For the past three years, we before (at Bowling Green) we to Michigan State and to Bowl the Spartans won just three of MSU hockey coach Ron Mason 185 pound defenseman led his great scorer," Mason said. "He one-and-one half months, but (Bowling Green) have been in were on top of the league ing Green," he said. "We didn't their first 19 WCHA concentrated his recruiting ef team to the United States was always up there in league ^ames. forts the Detroit I've already learned to realize the NCAA tournament (two looking down at everyone else, get numbers, but we did get MSU bounced back to win nine on area. Junior A championship. scoring. what a great place this is." fifth-place finishes and a third now we are looking up at the good players." of its last 13 games to finish in an "For the few grants we had. I "Leiter will give us great "Bissett is a hard worker. He MSU's new hockey coach Ron place finish in 1977-781. To leave rest of the league," Mason said It won't be easy for the eighty place tie with Colorado still felt we did thfc best we strength on the blue line," can play center or wing. His Mason said earlier this week. behind some of the players that of the eighth place Spartans. Spartans to turn things around College. could," Mason said. "I coordi Mason said. "He has an excel Major A experience should help "All of the athletic programs are I had recruited was hard for me. One of the keys to Mason's next season. They missed the The that the nated my efforts from the ones lent shot from the point, and him make the transition." reason Tigers on the upswing and I'm more I felt a commitment to Bowling playoffs for the third straight received the eighth and last that were leaning toward Bowl moves the puck very well." Mason is also anticipating pleased than I would have Green. The school was very time last year and many of the playoff berth over the Spartans ing Green (where Mason pre Mason also went to Montreal several other walk-ons to try thought in the short time since good to me." top clubs have fortified them is that Colorado beat MSU both viously coached) and MSU. I and lured Robert Martin, out for the team. coming here," he continued. But in the end what brought selves with new freshmen. times the two teams met. The think we recruited the two best younger brother of NHL all "I was disappointed that I With that, Mason reclined in Mason to MSU was the oooor- Mason knows this. "Next Spartans chased the Tigers players in Michigan." star Rick Martin. only had a little over three the chair behind his desk in his tunity to coach in undoubtedly year we just want to make the down to the last weekend of the Mason felt his top recruit was "Martin is a very smart scholarships to use because I Munn Arena office. He was the best conference in the playoffs. That is our goal and it season, when Colorado beat "17 vear-old right winger Mark centerman," Mason said. "He could have latched on to some faced with a tough decision nation, the Western Collegiate would be a major break Denver to wrap up the playoff Hamway from Detroit. Ham- can make the plays and score more players," Mason said. "On when it came time to make up Hockey Association. through." he acknowledged. spot. way had 27 goals and 42 assists goals when given the opportun¬ the other hand, we recruited his mind whether he wanted to "The potential situation here "We may not be as well off as With the NCAA basketball for the Windsor Spitfires of the ity. great quality, and I'd rather take the job vacated by the is one that can be very great. I last year because of my new champion Spartans losing Ear- Major Junior A League. Martin was the most valuable have that than great quant¬ retirement of Amo Bessone, was very happy there, but when style. It may take the players a vin Johnson and Gregory Kel "He played in the most player in the Metro Junior B ities. MSU's hockey coach the last '28 a job at MSU becomes available, while to get used to it." ser, basketball just may be competitive junior situation League, leading the league in "But it is the guys that are years. I want to take a crack at it. This The coach also said that he headed for a couple of down possible," Mason said. "So he scoring. already here that will have to Mason was the head of the is one of the best jobs around didn't know very much about years at MSU. The hockey has tremendous experience for Mason landed two prospects turn things around. Three re¬ very successful program at and it doesn't open up very the Spartans. "I knew a lot of Spartans, headed by their new his age. He's a natural play- from the West coast in Nigel cruits should not have to make Bowling Green State University often," Mason explained. the players before I got here, leader Ron Mason, could quite maker." Thomas from Victoria, British the difference." in Bowling Green. Ohio. His Mason said the differences in but it's been a while since I've possibly become once again the The other Detroit area re six-year record at the Central the programs at MSU and seen most of them. This is big winter sport on the MSU cruit was Ken Leiter from Collegiate Hockey Association Bowling Green will be a big Ron Mason probably good because every¬ campus. Paddock Pool of the Junior A school was 160-36-6 and the Falcons had won three straight change, mainly because of the jump in leagues. "The WCHA is success at Bowling Green was one can start Mason said. off from scratch." Rider^s has kites CCHA titles. his ability to attract top hockey "It wasn't an easy decision." the most competitive league in the country," he said. "Now I'm players from out-of-state to play- Hockey way up at appears to be on its MSU. After a dismal to set you free. Mason said regarding his move in a situation where you can't let in Ohio. One of the prime start to the 1978-79 season when from Bowling Green to MSU. down or you'll get killed. Where examples was Jeff Morrow, his standout defenseman with the Falcons. Morrow, once drafted by the New York Islanders, is Detroit signs from Flint. If he could do that at Bowling Green, it should be much easier to do with the Spartans. "We top draft choice will attract more good hockey players because the school is in Michigan and MSU is a very big name and plays in a top league." Registration June 3 - June 25 HEP United Press International PONTIAC — The Detroit Lions Wednesday announced the His recruiting completed. Classes start June 25 signing of their top draft choice, offensive lineman Keith Dorney of Mason is happy with the players Penn State, to a multi-year contract. he brought in. "We tried to get Open House June 3 2-4 p.m. Dorney and the Lions came to terms on a four-year agreement, recruits that were leaning both For Info. Call 332-2565 « JO » Sit . 6 JJ.HJ said Lions Vice President and General Manager Russ Thomas, but he would disclose no further details of the pact. The 6-foot-5, 265-pound Dorney was chosen 10th overall in the Tigers (Ien I May 3 NFL college draft. He becomes the fourth of the Lions' 11 DETROIT (UPI) The draft selections to sign with the club. Tight end Ulysses Norris of Georgia, linebacker Jon Brooks ol Detroit Tigers Wednesday an¬ - what fun . .. lost call . . . it's time to ... . nounced they had purchased Clemson and fullback Bo Robinson of West Texas State earlier had the contract of righthanded come to terms with the Lions. catcher — third baseman Ed Detroit Coach Monte Clark, himself a former lineman, was Putman from their Evansville especially pleased with the signing of the rookie offensive tackle. farm club. come "He's as good as any offensive line prospect I've seen in a long To make room for Putman, time," Clark said of Dorney. "He's the type you can build a great offense around. He is a very hard worker and a class individual as 25, Dan Gonzales was returned well." on option to Evansville, the Tigers said. 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"I don't blame the military, Jeff Johnson, 32, is a freelance artist in Lansing. Johnson back the draft' movement." said though. The problem was with what the politicians were doing: served in the artillery in Vietnam for 11 months. He came home I grew up thinking that being a soldier was not bad." Rose Jackson of Mount Plea during the second mass withdrawal in the spring of 1970. He sant, spokesperson for the Potvin described his homecoming as a sudden and difficult said that of 200 to 300 men in his unit, "only about 10 were Michigan Committee Against adjustment. Registration and the Draft. gung-ho about being there". "I came back after a fire fight, and was told to go and pack up MCARD spokespersons said Eleven years ago, Joe Potvin, now 32, was a helicopter pilot for home." he said. Only two days later he was sitting home they expect the U.S. House to who directed fire fights in zones where "anything that moved PARAMOUNT with his parents at Thanksgiving dinner. vote within a month on legisla was fair game." He is now a stockbroker for a brokerage firm in Potvin said the shock of coming home that soon after being in tion requiring persons who turn Lansing. The MSU graduate describes his duty in Vietnam as Vietnam made it hard for his parents to understand him. He 18 after Dec. 31, 1980 to the "most exciting part of my life." said communication was easier with his twin brother, who had When Morrissey went for his draft physical, he saw men pulled from the line-up and told they were going to join the Marines. also served in Vietnam. "Coming home from Vietnam was the most unrewarding register for the draft nation is at peace. "We believe the even if the people are NEYVSCENTER 537 E GUAWD RIVER AVE thing." he said. "Nobody could look you in the face. Either they not aware Congress is about to He said after he saw that happen he "went back and begged vote on registration, and regis gave no response, or people looked with hate." the Air Force recruiter to let me in." Four days after he tration is the first step toward enlisted, he received his draft classification, 1 Y. which meant When Morrissey came back from Vietnam, he had six months reinstituting the draft," said DEMONSTRATIONS & INFORMATION he would not have been drafted. and six days left to serve. At that time, the Air Force was Howard Simon, executive dir¬ IN OUR STORE Johnson avoided being drafted three times because of his releasing anyone with less than six months service remaining. ector of the American Civil Morrissey served the remainder of his time, then was released. 1-5 PM SATURDAYS student deferment. When he was called a fourth time for his Liberties Union's Michigan draft physical, he was denied a deferment, and was drafted. "Nobody wanted to be there tin Vietnam' — even the upper JUNE 2. 9,16,23 chapter. continued on page 13' "They took me at a bad time. I was spinning around, trying to Simon, whose organization is a member of the anti-draft coalition, said the group would Draft opponents forming coalitions nationwide ' continued from page A decision enact a peacetime draft, he said, would be upheld by the 1 by Congress to nother country in trouble. Some of those who balk against a policy of intervention¬ ism in foreign affairs have said planning their lives. It will give young opportunity to know where people an thev stand." the Illinois Demo¬ sons one for sex an muster court Y'et. must reasons undue burden on be shown to approval. cited for exclud¬ without the mendment, Equal Rights A women will be quired to register right along side the men or it won't be a re¬ GRAdlJATiON. is qolaEN... Supreme Court even if the that expanding U.S. military said. ing women from mandatory- constitutional law." Lynn said. the moment crat perceived danger to the U.S. around the world also expands But others registration have not proved to U.S. Rep. Bob Carr, D East question the legit were based on "pure specula be all that convincing. Lansing, contends that there is corporate profits at home. imacv of "intruding" into the tion." "I don't want to see Ameri¬ If women are registered, a real possibility that legisla Spaeth, known for his predic tions and analyses of major current Supreme Court dec: cans die for the interests of oil or other big business." Lynn said. private lives of American citi- zens — which is precisely what registration will do, draft op¬ ponents say. there is the real likelihood that they would be sent into combat, a prospect some find chilling. tion requiring women to regis¬ ter for the draft may find its way through Congress. tNe qifT should bE too. sions, predicted that if the issue "The United States shouldn't A second constitutional issue "There is a great aversion TOMORROW: A look at the ever came before the justices, intervene proposed national service legis¬ just to protect dubi among the majority of the is the legality of a 15&16 14k NEck chAiNs ^*20 to crop up they would vote unanimously ous interests of corporations," draft for men only. members (of Congress) that lation and its implications for that a peacetime draft was not he said. Under the present Selective women not be sent into com¬ those claiming conscientious ob¬ a violation of the Constitution. Besides the obvious ques¬ Service Act. women cannot be bat." Price said. jector status. In the second week of April, 39 Congress members opposed to universal registration, the tions of the constitutionality of peacetime conscription, there also deeply rooted ethnical is registered or drafted. "Can you register or draft But Lynn has questioned the legality of perpetrating stereo¬ 18 14k NEck ckAiNs from *25 only men in light of recent typical sex roles in the military. 14kqold u/rist cIiaIns from *10 draft or mandatory national questions of privacy at stake. Supreme' Court decisions that Lynn has said that the "emo¬ service, wrote a letter to Presi One aspect of registration if you place a burden on one sex tional debate over whether to dent Carter protesting a return that current legislation in Con¬ include in a regis¬ you are violating constitutional women even to conscription. gress examines is the possibil¬ mandates?" asked the Rev. tration plan may prove the "It is our view," the letter said, "that compulsory service — except in time of constitu¬ tionally approved war or com ity of exempting the Selective Service system from the Fed eral Privacy Act. A legislative newsletter of Barry W. Lynn, policy advocate for the United Church of Christ. Clearly demonstrable rea largest stumbling block to rapid passage of legislation." 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Grand River I W'Kk' body IK 10 servnv At bariMin mvev * - CREDIT CARDS WELCOME Michigon State News Eost Lansing Michigan Thursday. May 31, 1979 11 Parents of deceased student consider legal action; numerous questions raised £o\: f yl'lj i continued from page 11 tacted said. "They did not even send a been taking fiorinal for Not only is the Greene family there other of • Caul was not accessible by Greene because of an ear was no avenue "As parents, we can't let this some problems University offi¬ card; that's how much they infection. However, he said, it attempting to find legal means expression for their complaints. enough during the program for thing drop," Green said. "1 feel cials were having collecting cared." is not clear who prescribed the to prove the University negli Stieber would not say if the counseling and advice. that in situation like this, "I'm an MSU graduate and gent, but three students have lack of evaluating forms vio¬ Students said she often left a information concerning the drug or where she got it. together with the size of MSU, "It really concerns me that filed complaints against Caul, lated any student rights. the base and "extended her death. support the University to the that they have not shown a Harden said he knew there n-th degree but I can't under you're pursuing (Nancy the Lakenheath official said. She said it was "not in her ca¬ weekends." professional manner in their stand why they didn't really do Greene's death) from the stand The students, who requested pacity" to release a statement Caul said she left the base were some "hang ups" in Eng¬ handling of this." their names be withheld, said about the students' complaints. seven times during the pro land with the investigation, but anything," William Greene point of the fact the issue has "They should be held ac¬ he did not know specific details. said. been closed as far as the police they had no other choice but to • The students claimed they gram Four of those were for countable even if they are a Caul has filed a "confidential He said the manner in which and parents are concerned," go directly to University Om did not have a proper working professional reasons, she ex public institution," he added. report" with the University MSU officials informed them Caul told The State News. budsman Carolyn Stieber with relationship with her. plained. 'They shouldn't be allowed to which will not be released about their daughter's death As far as the University is their complaints. Students said Caul showed Caul said she also left for get off scott-free." "unless the family wants us to," was a "fiasco." concerned the case is also The students' complaints in preferential treatment to cer¬ personal reasons with an Amer¬ He said he talked to Presi¬ Harden said. Two hours after the body closed, she added. elude: tain students by allowing them ican male visitor for three days dent Edgar L. Harden but felt Harden said he had co¬ was found by two MSU stu¬ But the Greene family and • They were never given an to use a car provided by after Nancy Greene's death. he was uncooperative. dents, the U.S. official in students who were in¬ opportunity to evaluate Caul. Consortium for Overseas She was required to keep a operated with Greene as much many "I'd rather not say anything as he could and understood the Lakenheath contacted the volved in the program do not The students said they went Studies. Other students could record of the time she spent off else about him (Harden) until I Greenes by telephone to tell feel the is closed. to the ombudsman because not use the car. base. These records were not family right now is distressed case consult with my attorney with their daughter's death. them about the death, he said. opened to The State News. • Students were never (Plunkett)," Greene said. "The University showed no "An hour or so later the given a job description concerning the Harden said he was con sympathy," Marion Greene University sent a represents tive to our home," Greene said. "A man (George Myers, a Fitness trial to open Friday coordinator's responsibilities. One student said because no former MSU professor,) met job description was made avail Thieves get tanked with our minister before meet ing with us." East p.m. Lansing's first fitness trail will open at 4 Friday in Henry Fine Park at Crown exercises and depending suggest appropriate workouts, on the ience of the user, physical condition and exper able to program, students during the "there was no frame The investigation into Nancy Boulevard and Winchester Drive. Springer said. of reference." An on-campus larceny might turn into a laughing matter. Greene's death took 41 days The fitness trail is slightly less than a mile and The fitness trail was constructed with the help The students participating in Ten cannisters of nitrous oxide, also known as laughing gas, were and concluded her death was an includes six stations with 15 different exercises, of Phi Delta Theta fraternity and Pi Beta Phi the program were responsible stolen from the loading dock of the MSU General Stores, 1330 S. accident, Plunkett said. City Planner Ron Springer said. sorority and was a result of recommendations for describing the coordinator's Harrison Road, sometime between May 23 and 29, campus police Greene had taken a lethal The course combines walking, jogging or made in the functions, Caul said. city's Recreation Implementation said. The two-and-one-half-foot high cannisters are valued at $600. dose of the prescribed drug running with exercise stations to provide a Plan adopted earlier this year, he said. Each student was asked on Police have no suspects in the case and are investigating. fiorinal, Plunkett said. But the variety of conditioning possibilities, Springer an application form what they exact amount she took is "un¬ said. Mayor George L. Griffiths and other city expected from the coordinator clear." Exercise stations include a chin-up bar, leg officials will participate in the grand opening and from that standpoint the She was not found until 20 or stretch, bar vault, and jump-up bar, he said. ceremonies with members of the fraternity and coordinator could form job func¬ DPS enlisting help 21 hours after she died, Plun¬ kett said. Signs will illustrate how to perform the sorority, he said. tions. "No one saw her all day," The Department of Public Safety needs students to work Plunkett said. "It was pre¬ sumed she died the previous directing traffic and supervising parking during commencement day or early in the morning. TOP CASH ceremonies June 9. Students will earn $2.90 per hour for working any hours between "But it is impossible to pinpoint 7:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. that Saturday. Interested students should exactly when it was." Caul was dining off the base apply at the DPS. when Greene was found at about 9 p.m., a student who found the body said. PIRGIM positions However, Caul was reported¬ ly in the building where the students resided that after¬ noon, said Jane Fawell who chosen by election lived across the hall from Caul while in England. The seven positions on the PIRGIM Board of Directors were filled Nancy Greene was scheduled in an election Wednesday. to attend a field trip to a local The newly-elected directors are. British school the day she was Mary Jo Bates, advertising major: Jim Grossfeld, Justin Morrill found. College; Kathy Kinson, Paul Vaillencourt, James Madison College; Students who were sched¬ Doug Williams, Justin Morrill College; Shari Olson, biology major; uled to ride with her tried to Bruce Sterner, biological sciences major. wake her about 6 a.m. that day by knocking on her door. When she did not answer they de¬ Miller trial after August cided to go to breakfast. The students said they did not want to be late for the field trip. I Continued from page 1) Caul dropped the students off been found not guilty by reason of insanity. at the British school and re¬ Woodworth and assistant prosecutor Lee Atkinson are turned to the base at Laken¬ confident Miller will also be convicted in the Ingham County cases. heath, students said. Woodworth said he feels there is sufficient evidence in both cases Caul said she "pounded to get convictions, though no bodies were ever found. several times" on Greene's Young disappeared after an New Year's Eve date with Miller. door, but decided not to enter Her clothing was found months later by hunters in a Bath the room. Township field. Greene had been sick the Stuart vanished while walking near her East Lansing home last previous week, as had several August. A witness testified in the preliminary hearing in this case of the students. Caul said she that she saw Miller push the victim into a car and stab her three thought "it was something times. going around." No trace of Stuart has ever been found. Plunkett said Greene had DISCONNECTION Students you'll be leaving soon for the summer and you'll need to disconnect your phone. CALL 487-8818 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Mon-Fri the weeks of May 28. 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A "self-taught" mathemati Eicholtz compares himself to A spokespeson for the MSU TIME... cian with some "revolutionary" a modern day Einstein, whose department of mathematics said ideas which several MSU pro¬ ideas are not accepted because Eicholtz filled up a chalkboard fessors of mathematics have they do not agree with current with theories which were called insane, will air his views ly held beliefs. laughed at. "He claims the square root of at 7:30 tonight. "My theories are so simple is .93462 instead of one," the Richard Eicholtz, a builder anyone can understand them." one from Pinkney, Mich, who says he said. spokesperson exclaimed, ex he has worked on his theories But MSU mathematicians do pressing amusement at the for 15 years, was denied space not seem to be able to grasp physics department decision to for a seminar by the math them. let him speak. department, but the physics Eicholtz spoke to a skeptical Julius Kovacs, associate SPARTAMS DEMOLISH PIY\ department is allowing him to audience at the University of chairperson of the MSU depart Michigan April 13. ment of physics, called Eic¬ speak. "1 don't think they want explaining my theories because me A spokesperson for the de partment of mathematics there holtz's mathematical ground "very naive." back On the way to the finals said Eicholtz reserved a room "He talked to several profes they destory everything mathe¬ maticians have been teaching for the seminar himself. sors of physics here, and they for years," he said. "Most of his ideas are incor have told him his ideas are Eicholz claims his theories rect and he will not accept any based on faulty logic, but we'll destroy the use of equations other views," the spokesperson give students a chance to hear because of what he calls "the said. "He's been hanging around him out." Kovacs said. inherent inbalance in the world." Informational draft "I use fractions and decimals but no equations," he explained. "Mathematicians try to balance out equations, ignoring the inherent inbalance in the uni verse." Eicholtz said he believes the meeting held today universe is based on cause and An informational meeting concerning the military draft will be effect and not on chance, which held today at 7:30 in B 106 Wells Hall. he said Einstein and most Joe Tuchinsky, author of "Guide to the Draft," and other people mistakenly assume. speakers will provide information on recent actions concerning the He added the unified field draft. Einstein spent 30 years vainly Background information and what congress is now doing in searching for can be described relations to the draft will also be discussed. with Eicholtz's number struc ture. A question and answer period will follow the meeting which is "Basically, my work shows open to the public. three so-called unsolvable prob lems in geometry can be solved," Eicholtz elaborated. "I will prove that a circle can be Polish prof to present squared, a 60 degree angle can be trisected, and a cube can be duplicated." two economies lectures Eicholtz also said he dis¬ proved Einstein's theory on the "Social Interactions in the Work Place" will be discussed by inseparability of time and space. Stefan Kwiatkowski of Warsaw, Poland at 3 p.m. today in the 1961 He said the new number Room of Case Hall. structures he has developed accurately describe time and Kwiatkowski is a professor of economics and deputy director of the institute of science policy, technological progress and higher space. ■ a"nly ticker-tape parade," he not go so far as to recommend it Harvard ■Said. could quit this firm, and the also involved in the Big Brother University. to others. He is a member of Johnson. •• [. By joining the MSU Veterans clients would go with me." he program, with his new wife, Johnson and Roy, landscape '•Association, Potvin said he was said. who works in the Big Sister architects and site planners in .'helped by other vets to be This independence is mirror¬ program. The aspect of being a Ann Arbor. /convinced that "we were al- ■fight". • ! "I came to the conclusion that ;I hadn't done anything wrong LHflSinG"^ STARLTTE-n S CEDAR ST NEAR JOUY ■ US 27 WEST OF WAVERLY ■ 9T B i A 1 M il 1 1 | i H • 1\ J93 4/UU WCniUIAfl MALI ADUlTSS2 75 STUDFMS A SC M ZtNS W'tH AMC ZW U 2b 'A L Tf SHDA Si 50 CH'.DRIVSI 50 - SPEC'Ai ENGAGEMENTS EXC^DED TL '• j- I was a pawn." Potvin said. ! "If anything was done, to help YOULL Btl/fVf . veterans, it was by the vets THE j[ themselves." I SUPERMAN VtUSONEJL ■ • Morrissey said he thinks other students in his classes are IV »» OFZENlfr D Thurs. 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THURSDAY ► GRIPPING! and DRAWN n QUARTERED glorious! \ U'j TOP 40 4 for 1 Draft Beer ©ur Man On Havana XX TIT 111II Alec Guinness OPERA COMPANY OF GREATER LANSING & MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY PRESENT Burl Ives-Maureen OUara- Ernie Kovacs Noel Coward - Ralph Richardson • Jo Morrow THE MOUSE RISCLETTC by Giuseppe Verdi THAT ROARED 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 starring Peter Sellers & Peter Sellers & Peter Sellers $9.50 $7.50 $5.00 Havana — 7:30, Mouse — 9:30 Carlos Montane , Tenor 50% Student Discount Thurs. 109 Anthony as the Duke of Mantua MSU Union Ticket Office Fri. 100 Engineering Only $1.50 Metropolitan Opera Co. or at the door prior to Adivilion of the ASMSU Programing !Joarcl, f jm-y-," funded bv student tax money, the performance lally funded by the RHA Alternative Movie Fund. V— 14 Michigan State News East Lansing. Michigan Thursday May 31, 1979 KS& . V . r\'\ N i *7J a ■a Ip^Cfe. Automotive Auto Service Classified Advertising | Employment | |~|X| Employment TORINO '71. Body rusty, MASON BODY SHOP 812 F Information WAITRESS PART time UNIFORMED SECURITY of runs and drives great $100 Kalamazoo since 1940. Auto 332 8438 2 2 6 1 (31 experienced Apply in person fleers, full or part-time, 641 PHONE 355-0255 347 Student Services Bldg. painting - collision service. American, foregin cars. 485 only PERRY S OLD COZY 4562 OR-20-5-31 (3) RATES VAN 1974 GMC bed INN 1146 South Washing 0256. C 22 5-31 (51 benches, stereo, cruise, 15.5 ton 8-6 1 (5) STUDENTS DAyS hwy, many extras. Call 372 1 day-90' per line 0445 2 6-1 (3) Motorcycles ATTENTION STUDENTS do you like to travel? Average Looking for a summer job in the greater Lansing area that 3 days-80 per line 2.70- 6 VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT. YAMAHA 100. 1972. excel earnings for students last won't keep you cooped up in doys-75' per line summer were $997.00 office 8 1976 Sunroof. AM FM cas lent condition. 3 000 miles a an sitting at a type¬ days-70' per line sette -adial tires 339 2998 month. If you have the entire writer? Asking $375 676- summer free, call 485 2324 3 6 1 3 4 6 1 <3i *.3» J9 20 line rate per for an interview appointment We've got them for you!. insertion VOLKSWAGEN SUNBUG HONDA 500-4 '72. Harley X-5-6-1 19) MASTERCHARGE & VISA WELCOME 1974, rebuilt engine. $2100 rear wheel, sissy bar - lug EconoLines—3 lines-$4.00-5 days. 80' per line 372 6004 2-6 1 i3l gage rack $550 351 7813 SWIMMING POOL super¬ 2 2-6-1 13! visor. Mornings for summer over 3 lines. No adjustment in rate when VOLVO WAGON 74. $1300 Mature, experienced, certi¬ SKILLED LABORERS cancelled. Price of item(s) must be stated New exhaust, new battery, fied instructor. Call Larry UNSKILLED LABORERS in ad. Maximum sale price of MOO. No Commercial Ads air 394 6346 2 2 6 1 (3! Employment Scramlin at 332 8658 2-6-1 (6) CONSTRUCTION WORK- Peanuts Personal ads VW BUG 1967, $200. New 3 lines s2.25 per PART-TIME tires & muffler, available. HOW DO you spell insertion. 75' per needed for Summer and Fall line over 3 lines vpre- 337 1102. S-2 6-1 (3) summer work relied? terms. Must be experienced. payment). Must be able to type. Only M O-N-E-Y Female applicants are en¬ VW SUPERBEETLE 1974 Rummage Garage Sale ads—4 lines l2 50. MSU students need apply Call 372-8303 couraged to consider these 36.000 miles, 1 owner asking •5-31 (4) 63' per line over 4 lines-per insertion Apply m person after 2 positions, too - Salaries range $2000 or best offer 355-7971 p.m. FAST FOOD MANAGERS AVON 'Round Town ads —4 lines-'2.50-per insertion. at Suite 105. 301 MAC P K up to a maximum hourly rate; after 5 p.m. 4-6-1 (4) DOMINO'S PIZZA <250 EARN MONEY FOR LIFE'S OFFICE WORKERS BABYSITTER - 2 kids - full and part-time opportuni¬ 63' per line over 4 lines. Building nationwide) needs experi¬ EXTRAS Become an Avon 12-5 p.m. 351 6245 FILE CLERKS summer. ties available. Lost & Found ads Transportation ads 3 WINDOW VAN 1976 Dodge enced fast food managers representative. You can earn or 332-0194 after 6. 2 6 1 (3) TEMPORARY HELP wanted TYPISTS lines-M .50-per insertion. 50' per line over now to be trained for posi extra money selling quality for Cleaning apartments from KEY PUNCH OPERATORS If hard work and physical tions as store managers. You products part-time during the PUBLIC SAFETY - Student 3 lines. June 13 18th. $3 50 hour, CLERK TYPISTS exercise are appealing to you, can earn up to $250 per week hours that suit you best. For 351 9538 or 351-8135 SECRETARIAL ASSIS¬ traffic directors needed. June give us a call today to set up a Deadlines while in training Our expan¬ details, call 482 6893 9 OR 4 6-1 (51 TANTS 7:30 AM to 6 PM personal interview! sion offers exciting oppor C 10-5-31 (81 Ads-2p.m.-l class day before publication. Commencement traffic park¬ Auto Service tumties for you to join the Full and part time assign¬ ing. Contact Captain Mc- Cancellation Change-lp m.-l class day be¬ PART-TIME help needed at a fastest growing pizza RECEPTIONIST FOR proper com¬ Entee, 355-2221. 2 6-1 16) fore publication. new residential care facility ments are available, hours are pany in the world. Your salary ty management firm. Light JUNK CARS wante for the Mentally Handicap¬ flexible, and salaries are com¬ Once ad is ordered it cannot be cancelled or as beginning manager typing. Apply at All State NEED FULL time phoners for ped. 351-0307, before noon. mensurate with skills and $12 500 per year plus 25% Management 241 E. Saginaw changed until after 1st insertion 3651 2-5-31 <3 3-5-31 (51 Suite 411 experience. Several positions political fundraisinq June - NO FEES, GOOD PAY" profit of the unit Supervisory C-5-6-115) July. $3.25 hour EXPERI¬ There is a M .00 charge for 1 ad change plus require little or no training at - and franchising opportunities ENCE HELPFUL 50' per additional change for maximum ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT ex¬ PART TIME babysitter Own all. (Male applicants wel¬ - But not P.S, Wherever you spend the available after 12 months SUMMER JOBS of 3 changes. haust for your foreign car, in transportation, references, come!) necessary - Transportation summer, look for the nearest successful store manage¬ stock at CHEQUERED FLAG 489 2563 3-5-31 (3' required. Mr. Linder - 372 MANPOWER agency in the The State News will only be responsible for ment. Send resume to Joyce Opportunity to work in home 8686 2-6-1 (6i FOREIGN CAR PARTS. 2605 white pages. Similar employ¬ the 1st day s incorrect insertion. Adjust¬ White, 6300 W Michigan city, state or in central Michi¬ East Kalamazoo Street One ment opportunities are wait¬ ment claims must be made within 10 LOOKING FOR responsible Ave Apt H-2 Lansing, gan Sell NEW AGE EN¬ CHILD CARE, full time days mile west of campus. 487 near ing for you all over the junior or senior student to 48917 5 6 1(221 CYCLOPEDIA and complete of expiration date. 5055. C 3-5-31 <7 MANPOWER. INC. campus Call 332-3473 eve- country' 11-6-1 (40) babysit for my two boys on child development program Bills are due 7 days from ad expiration date. 6C1 N CAPITOL ninos. G5-31J3)_ week ends. THE STATE News Classified $400 per week, plus travel _ FULL AND part time lawn If not paid by due date a 50 late service Self-transporta- 372-0880 expenses and bonus at end of MODELS $10 hour. Apply maintenance Experience pre¬ tion important. 484-2019 Advertising Department is charge will be due summer Call Mr. Sargent 9 VELVET FINGERS. Call 489 ferred. Call Mr. 7-6-1 (6i now hiring salespeople and NO FEES GOOD PAY' Dudgen 482- clerical staff for positions -5 p.m. 882-2678 2278. OR-22 5-31 (3) 6232. 6-6-11 (4) 2-5-6-1(13) CIVIL ENGINEER position o- beginning summer term. Ap¬ P S. If you do decide to leave pen with ply in person at 347 Student East Lansing for the summer, Automotive Automotive consulting engineer¬ Services Building between 11 PART TIME Join the SUPER ing firm for project eng,neer — Day or even¬ cneck the white pages for the on municipal work, Minimum a.m. - 3 p.m. today Students ing janitorial work. Immediate MANPOWER agency nearby, People at. . . ATTENTION11 WE buy late DELTA 88 Oldsmobile 2-door five vears experience and only. S-4-6-1 (91 opening. Call Mr. Grossi for similar employment op¬ 482-6232 6-6-1 (4) portunities. 11-6-1 (52) registration required Moore ... model imported and domes¬ 350 V-8, power steering tic compact cars Contact power brakes, automatic. It's and Bruggink 2020 Monroe IMMEDIATE OPENING - for John DeVound. WILLIAMS a good car1 $395. Where' Avenue NW, Grand Rapids, experienced title insurance UNIVERSITY VW. 484-1341. C 22 5-31 (5) FLUMERFELT STAIR CHEV¬ Ml 49505. 1-616-363-9801 examiner with local title in¬ TERRACE Ctopcfemgfjam Z-10-6-1(12) firm. Send resume to t-- ROLET 655 4343 surance ALL STUDENT Advertising 0-2-5-31 (6> P.O. Box 24187, Lansing, Ml., j- 414 Michigan must be prepaid Monday SUMMER JOBS Men and 48909 3-6-1 (7) May 8 through end of term 18-5-31 (3) FIAT coupe. 1973 Excellent Red sports running women needed Hostess, of¬ fice waitpeople, kitchen. SUMMER EMPLOYMENT 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED LUXURY APTS. LEASING FOR 3"MJ0 condition 30 MPG $1600 or Room, meals, salary included for MSU students with Michi¬ "private balconies "dishwasher disposal BELAIRE, CHEW 1971 4- door, 91000 miles. Very little make offer. Call 351-5195. Apply Friday June 1st before noon at P'acement Bureau gan's largest multimanufac- turer distributor. Automobile "swimming pool "central air "shag carpeting "on sight maintainance SUMMER ONLY. rust. Air conditioning, power 5-6-1_.4_i GOOD USED tires '3 14 15 Student Services. or call 616- required Guaranteed income -1 bedroom icross from Williams $160 steering and brakes Runs IMPALA WAGON 1973 inch Mounted free Used wheels and hub caps PEN- 637-2007 Sun'n Sand Resort Positions throughout state. SPECIAL SUMMER RATES arious floor plans —2 bedroom $185 great. $700 694 3336 after 8 Mechanical and body in very So. Haven Ml Z 2 5-31 <8' 339-9500 C 2-5-31 (8* 3 bedroom $205 NEL SALES iir conditioned '825 Michigan, pm. 2-6-1 (7! good shape. Exhaust system urnished only six months Lansing, Michigan, 48912 BMW 1977'-a, 302 1 15 000 and battery old. Pcwer steering and air 482 5818 C 22 5 31 6 SILVER OOLLAR Saloon has COUNSELORS, DRIVER, CALL 351-7166 openings for summer kitchen and nurse needed for a Girl Located at Hagodorn just south of Service Road miles, metallic silver, blue Only $600 00 Ca " 353 9589 Ready to buy a new camera7 help. AH hours available Ap- Scout Camp, 6 27-8 19. Call interior AM FM stereo tape idays) 487-3096 evenings) Sell your used photographic ply m person between 2-5 automatic. Phone (5171 351 3-6-1 '71 Michigan Capitol Girl Scouts 2081 office. 332-0802 or (313> 574 1468. 4-6-1 (61 IMPALA 1970, runs good equipment in Classified. p.m. 5-6-1(5) 484 9421 5-6-1 (5) 1979 MAZDA GLC SPECIAL CEDAR GREENS $300 337-8335 after 6pm 1 DOOR HATCHBACK BUICK RIVIERA 1987 exce 2-2 6 1 (3) PROFESSIONAL SOU NO REPRODUCTION WANTED SPECIAL SUMMER RATES lent condition Must sell this MG MIDGET 1971 - good week 2-6-1 (3) 353-2111 332-8167 condition. $1300 or best offer 332 5931 2 3 6-1 (3) changes a party into an SUMMER CAMP Only... *3695 •ONE BEDROOM FURNISHED APARTMENTS BUICK SKYLARK 1972 - MGBGT197! Excellent con¬ Extravaganza! COUNSELORS •AIR CONDITIONING Runs good no rust, V-8. dition, runs well $1800 Eve Available for: for Comp Wolden $350 Call 351 7859 evenings. nings. 374-6635 X I 5-31 (3> •SWIMMING POOL [/Dirt •Pnva'e Part.es Z-4-6-1 (3) Cheboygon. Michigan MUSTANG TURBO 1979, •Graduations •PRIVATE BALCONIES TRX. air •Receptions |\ASHO\W$ WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE TO cruise, stereo, • CAMARO 1975 Sharp. B>IISC€> - $5200 351-9132 5-6-1(3) 33,000 miles. 6 cylinder, auto Crofts Archery Soccer CAMPUS matic, power steering, stereo Soiling Fencing orGenerol with cassette. 332-7497. 4-6-1 (5) Best offer. OLDS DELTA 1973 Excellent condition, good motor and 489-9775 Skills 351-8631 body $1095 694-5726 COOK HERRIMAN, INC. 3-6-1(3) CONTACT 1133 Michigan Ave. Right next to CAPRI miles - 1974 - V6 38.000 Excellent. $2100 or PINTO __ 1975. Manual, new MANAGER TRAINEES lorry Stevens 321 -6900 VW VOLVO E. Lansing, Ml. the M.S.U. Brady 2 4 year 31070 Applewood Ln. 6135 W Saginaw MAZDA best offer. 323-9168 tires, good condition $1550 or degree graduates Horticulture Complex 7-6-1 (3) Call Kathy 353 1967 Nursery Management or Retailing preferred. Farmington Hills Michigan 4(0 IB 73 CAPRI, sun roof, 30MPG. PINTO 1974 Hatchback Good We have Metro openings in the Detroit & Chicago (313)661 1890 WHY DID 5,500 areas for hard-working individuals. new shocks, trans, clutch, condition Call 355-5165 ask Chance for fast promotion liberal fringe bene¬ COLLEGE STUDENTS u diff, and exhaust, snow tires, for Susan 2-5-6-1(3) AM-FM cassette, tools. fits. $1000 B 0332-3231. SKYLARK '78. In interested sand ratuma to: MANAGEMENT WORK WITH S-2 6-1 (5) air, stereo, excellent condition, $4,200 Evenings, weekends. 628 FRANKS NURSERY INTERNS SOUTHWESTERN CHEAPEST PRICES m the 6399 E. NAUADA attention: personnel LAST SUMMER? - 2329 4 6-1 (3) state UGLY DUCKLING DETROIT MICH. 48234 RENT-A-CAR. $7.95 day nited Telephone Curnpanv If cash rofher than cachet is the main consideration, they could hardly do better than to sign on with 372-7650. X-C-5-5-3K4! iihu. seeking rm-nt o.i- NOW LEASING Nashville's Southwestern Co. CHEVETTE 1977 Sharp Flori¬ FOR SUMMER CAMPUS e graduates with a major the following: Business, Time Mag. June 25, 1973 etrieal Engineering. Math. da car. 18,000 miles, $2995 or best offer. 339-3475 AND FALL HILL . lance, or Accounting for a "Two summers with Southwestern has got to be worth more than the typical university education to results oriented Management the success of young people 3-6-1 (4) '2 Bedrooms Dr. David Schwartz, Intern Program At the mm- 'Furnished Apts. pletion of the program the Georgia Sfafe University successful candidate will he 'Free Roommate Service provided opportunities re¬ Your experience in working in the Southwestern progrom should prove rewarding in a wide variety 731 and in the future. quiring leadership and the of ways, both now "Dishwashers exercising of their academic U.S. Senator Howard Baker 'Central Air "Southwestern of the most important experiences of my college career. THEY WENT Conditioning was one Mike Lezovich, IBM & MSU Alum. THAT A W AY TO 'Swimming Pool APARTMENTS COLLING WOOD . 'Unlimited Parking We offer competitive wages and a comprehensive benefit "It also will be an extremely profitable summer for many of the students, who will earn an average of $2,777.. •Air Conditioned APTS!! package We are an equal "p- The Wall Street Journal Aug. 4, 1976 'All Appliances including "Pleasant Landscaping l»irtunity employer. M E\ dishwasher If being a mem her of a lead •luxurious Furnishings * air conditioned 'Special 12 month rates ing company within a rapidly Don't just spend this summer, invest it. For more information about our summer •Shag Carpeting changing high technology in- •On-site Management * dishwasher FREE BUS dustrv. meeting the challen- program send your name, address, phone number and school you attend to: -•Private Balconies * shaft carpeting •SWIMMING POOl * unlimited parking SERVICE "tnaking things hapix-n" inter- SUMMER WORK OR CALL * plush furniture 745 BURCHAM * model open daily Model Open 9-9 Helm i P.O. BOX 744 372-8303 it WW SPECIAL SUMMER Apartments shown by Everyday appointment Mon-Wed-Fri E.LANSING, Ml 48823 FOR APPOINTMENT RATES Coll 351-8282 Leasing for 10a.m.-5p.m. 351-7212 Phone for oppointment: 351-31 IB (behind the BusStop night club on the river) Summer & Fall CALL 349-3530 SOUTHWESTERN P.O. Box 744, E. Lansing Ml 48823 Michigon Stote News Eost lonsing, Michigon Thursday, May 31, 1979 15 Employment | [Til 1 Employment ]flTI 1 Employment | fiTl j Employment ~| [jj| f Employment| Employment ~| [§j] 1 Apartments "|| Apartments Apartments DOMINO'S PI77A PIZZA iAMITAD JANITOR inuT iLIGHT • TRUSTWORTHY PERSON » NORTHERN MICHIGAN STORE DETECTIVE full or WANTED: INSTRUCTOR for _ _ SUMMER SUBLET available SUMMER SUBLEASE SUMMER SUBLET/fall op¬ Is hiring full and pan time tenance experience required. to live in country home and Camp has the following posi¬ part-time. Criminal Justice Kaplan MCAT course. Need 6-6, own room, pool, air, Twyckingham. Large apart¬ tion. 2 room efficiency. Oke¬ delivery $140/month. 3 miles to people Flexible Apply in person, AMERICA'S care for 2 dogs from June 11 tions open: Arts Et Crafts, majors 641 4562 average score of 11. 332-2539 furnished-all for only $110 +, ment, own room, pool, air, mos hours. Can make up to CUP RESTAURANT 2-4 p.m. to June 27. Call 676-5442 WSI, sailing, general coun¬ OR 20 5-31 3 6 1 (41 332 6808. S-5-5-31 14) furnished, inexpensive 351 MSU. 349-0312. 5-6-1(3) $4 hour with commission and 3-6-1 141 selors Please (3)_ 0022. Z 3-6-1 (41 2-6-1 (5) write: Jack PEOPLE NEEDED. Full or S HOLMES side 1 tips. Apply at the following Schulman, 29550 Franklin ALL STUDENT Advertising SUMMER east locations HANDICAPPERS JOB club WAITRESS to work part Rd, tt329, Southfield, Ml part time. Call or come in. must be prepaid Monday, 2 FEMALES SHARE apart room, bath b kitchen. Partly can help you find employ¬ time, weekends Apply in 48034^ 2 6JJ7| GIOVANNI'S PIZZA. 2301 N. May 7 through end of term. ROOMMATE ment fall - spring close, newly furnished, ground level. Utili¬ 2068 Cedar St., Holt fast. If you are 16-21, COREY'S LOUNGE, Larch 485-6416. 2-61 (5) furnished 355 4256, 355-7303 ties. Available June 20. $135. ment person 18-5-31 (3) 1561 Haslett Rd. Haslett out of school, and unem¬ 1511 S. Cedar, Lansing. BOUNCERS NEEDED full or SERVICE 3-6-1 (3) 351 7497. OR 4 5 31(5) part-time. Apply in person 4 HOSTS- bounceers needed for Rivor'v 8 Wotvr j Edge 1139 E.Grand River. ployed, call Bob Whitfield, 2-61 (5) between 2-5 p m. Silver Dol¬ to work evening hours at E. Lansing 485 5887. 3-6-1 (61 lar Saloon. 4-6-1 (4) BUS STOP. Call for appoint Apartments 332-4431 SUMMER SUBLEASE: ter¬ 1 SUMMER and 3 Fall rific 2 bedroom, furnished, 341 Ever¬ 5214 Cedar St , Lansing COOKS EXPERIENCED ment,_332 2901 5-6-1(41 roommates needed. 3608 N E. St Lansing TAXI DRIVERS wanted. Full and part time. Apply in COOKS WANTED no ex¬ RED GIANT hns a large air, near MSU. $270/month. green, 1 block from campus, - SUMMER - room for female Anne or Nancy, 332-6906, 801 Thomas L. Parkway, Must have excellent driving selection of houses, apart cable T V., air, reasonable person only, 2-6 p.m. PER perience necessary Must be People who are seeking an in furnished 3-man. Pool, air, 355-8252 S-5-5-31 I5I rent. Call Henry, 351-5880 Lansing record. Apply VARSITY CAB RY'S OLD COZY INN, 1146 neat and personable. Apply apartment look first in Clas¬ ments, duplexes, studios etc. 882 4385 Z 7-6-1 (3) Z 5-6-1(7) 8 6-1 (16) 332 3559. 7 6-1 (51 South Washington. 8-6-1 (5) in person 2-4 p.m. 2-6-1 (5) sified. Will your ad be there? . Most areas, sizes and FALL - ACROSS from cam¬ prices. Call and see if we have SUMMER SUBLET Fall op¬ what you're looking for. Be pus, spacious, furnished, 2-3 tween 9 9. 349-1065 tion, 2 bedrooms, air, pool, bus, 1 mile to campus, 332- bedrooms. From $220 per month. 351-9538 or 351-8135. CAMPUS VIEW C24 5 31 17) 324 8053. Z 2 6 1 (3) - OR-7-6-1 (4) Michigan Ave. Showing Toes & Thurs The State News Yellow Page UNIVERSllY VILLA 635 Abbott. Showing: 2 p.m.-6 MONDAY-FRIDAY Coll 337-2653 or p m. SUBLET FOR summer, own room, Capitol Villa 394-6988, $95. Z-2-6-1 (3) RIVERSIDE - 2 bedroom HASLETT ARMS 135 Collingwood Showing 3p.m-7p.nr MONDAY FRIDAY SUMMER OCCUPANCY 351-8135 - 2 351-8135 furnished apartments. $140/ Coll 351-1957 or bedrooms, pool, bus service to MSU Campus Hill. 8-5 call FALL AND SUMMER LEASING month, summer only, call 351-9538 John at 351-4795 After 5, Business Service between 1-5, 351-5647. FALL & SUMMER LEASING 349 9883 SUMMER SUBLET - One of OR-2-6-1 (4) 6-6-1_(5l_ — _ 2 bedrooms. $127.50. Nice, ROOMMATE NEEDED for FEMALE SUBLEASE, to MALE TO share quiet luxury summer, nonsmoker. 3/4 mile share bedroom in quiet, pool. 332-5495. large fur¬ pad. Pool, sauna, air. 2 baths. from campus. $75/month. nished apartment. $85 or J3! Non-smoking graduate stu¬ Available now. Call John at negotiable, 332-5786. SUMMER SUBLET 2 bed¬ dent or youngr professional. 337-1115 or (313) 886 7738. Z-2-6-1 (4) room - 4 man furnished, air Kim 351-8296, 7 p.m. 2-6-1 (6) Z-5-5-31 (6) conditioned, pool. 1 block ROOMMATE NEEDED for from campus. 332-5749. MALE NEEDED for 2 man Female next to NEAR MSU, 1 bedroom un¬ summer. cam¬ Z-4-6-1 (4) apartment starting Fall. $122 furnished, utilities. 351-9549 pus. Very nice. 332-7105. a month. Terry, 332-4240. 2-6-1 (3) Z-7-6-1 (3) ROOMMATE NEEDED Z-2-6-1 14) summer term. Own room and KINGS POINTE East - Sum¬ TRAVEL AGENCY HEALTH FOOD BARBER bath, close to campus, nego¬ FEMALE NEEDED summer, tiable. 337-7499 Z-4-6-1 (4) Campus Hill, pool, bus. $55 mer sublet. 2 large bedrooms. Pool, air. 337-2330. SUMMER ONLY month. 349-0953. Z-2-6-1 I3I 2-3 & 4 person apart¬ 10% DISCOUNT Z-2-6-1 13) on to all MSU students purchases of $2 4°Wtilery tied mob I NEED 1 female ri Treehouse apartment. room starting 2415. Z-4-6-1 (4) June. Own 337- ONE OR two females needed beginning fall term. Ever¬ green Apartments. $112.50 WANTED - smoker roommate for mer, campus MALE non- sum¬ close. $65 per ments 1 bedroom from $ 14000 2 bedroom from S19000 208 Cedar 332-0952 MOTEL RESERVATIONS per month. Kathy, 332-5709. month. Call 337-0002 after 5 FOR FALL - female room¬ 2-6-1 (5) 1300 E. Grand River COLLEGE TRAVEL and breads excluded mate needed for Capitol Villa. p.m. Please keep trying. Z-2-6-1 (6) 337-0894 Dannon Yogurt - 39' Call 351-8514 after 5. HURRY NEED 2 for summer OFFICE VIUTHIAN PIZZA Z-4-6-1 (3) in cool basement, close to Manager on site, Aii SUMMER SUBLET. 2 bed¬ 130 W. Grand River RAHDALL HEALTH FOOD OPEN: M-Sot. 10-6 campus. Call 351-0847 room. No deposit. Free laun¬ conditioned. East side Thurs. 6-8 East 1-2 NON-SMOKING women Z-2-6-1 I3I of campus. Lansing Brookfield Plaza BAKERY: Thurt. 5 8 dry. Furnished New 332- for summer. Nice. Close. Fri.-Sot. 5-10 8483 Z-2-6-1 (3) 351-6010 1381 E. Grand River Rent negotiable. 332-3817. SUBLET GORGEOUS 2 bed¬ 332-6892 2013 E.MICHIGAN Z-4-6-1 (3) room. June - August. $250 a THE TtAVft MOFESSIONAIS 482-0038 COMFORTABLE SUMMER PROFESSIONAL FEMALE in month - August free. 337- sublet. Furnished - 2 bed¬ East Lansing. Short term TOBACCONIST BICYCLE SHOP OPTICAL SERVICE EVERGREEN APTS. 8046. 2-6-1 I4I room, pool, air, balcony, dish¬ lease, pool, sauna, tennis washer. Close to campus, courts, 332-2672, Bev NOW HKAR THIS PROM THE TOR gene7? CO-OPTICAL 341 Evergreen Showing: 4p.m -5p.m. GRADS, ACROSS campus. One, two bedrooms. from great price. Call 332-8254. 3-6-1 (4) Z-2-6-1 (5) HINGE AT THE STORE WITH THE bicycle shop MON-WED.-FRI. Fall. 351-4484. 2-6-1 (3) EAST LANSING 1 East Lansing's Largest SERVICES Call 351-8135 or - bedroom female, furnished, summer, V We have in stork Since 1948' FAIL & SUMMER 351-9538 LEASING FEMALE ROOMMATE FEMALE NEEDED to share nice apartment for summer. parking, balcony, $120 or OVER 400 QUALITY BIKES wanted to share large 2 Own room, low rent. 2 miles negotiable. 337-8460 * bedroom with pool. $128/ from MSU. Call 487-2137 WHY PAY MORE?d EAST LANSING - Fall, 1 month. 353-2498. Z-2-6-1 (3) bedroom, furnished, utilities, anytime! Z-2-6-1 (5) *21 Red Door pipe tobacco blends RALEIGH • MOSECANE • EYES EXAMINED MALE NEEDED for room¬ air, parking, balcony $240- PANASONIC • COLUMSIA SUBLET, JOLLY road. Pool, FEMALE OWN $95. mate for fall. 3 man apart¬ • GLASSES $260. 374-6366. - room, air, 2 bedrooms + baths. 6 Pool, sauna. 394-6947. ment. Call 353-2079. • CONTACT LENS OR-14-5-31 14) minutes to campus. 882-1105 2-6-1 (3) Z-3-6-1 (3) C^mjoLeLLsSho^i 4972 Northwind Dr. 1131 (.Grand River evenings. Z-2-6-1 (3) 332-1269 EFFICIENCY APARTMENT, it light E ofMogodornRd oHGroi IreekfieM Ptan summer sublease. Just FEMALE NEEDED summer, FEMALE NONSMOKER, Just f o4 EusStop NtfeClub t Pro l MALE ROOMMATE needed 151 - 5310 across from campus. 337- share room, great location, own room, pool, sauna, only for summer. $110 month. $75 month. 332-7109 $100 negotiable. 372-8272 8104 or 351-5994. Call per¬ Non-smoker. 332-6389. GUN SHOP HAIR SALONS sistently. Z-4-6-1 (5) 2-6-1 (3) Z-2-6-1 13) Z-3-6-1 13) CLARICE'S HAIR BOUTIQUE EAST LANSING. Open now. SUMMER, 2 bedroom close, THE NEW LOOK Specializing in 2 FEMALE GRAD students Female only. 2 rooms and clean, rent negotiable. 332- Largest Selection of Handguns BEAUTY SALON 'Pressing needed for summer sublet. Luxurious 4 bedroom duplex. ENJOY THIS bath. Unfurnished, no pets. 0245 Jody or Karen. •Specializing In Perms ai 'Curling Own room. $127/utilities. SUMMER AT All utilities paid. $145/month. Z-3-6-1 (3) "We got the Quick Service for Men & Worm •Permonents Phone 332-5988. • Cindy 337-0631. S-4-6-1 (4) RIVKR'S & WATER'* best year round guns OPEN 5 DAYS A WEEK 'Hair Relaxing OR-1-5-31 (6) EDGE APTS. prices in Southern • rifles THURS., FRIS. EVES. Open Tues., Thurs.. Sat., evenings by appointments 126 ALLEN - 5 room, June SUMMER SUBLET - effi¬ REDUCED 1404 W.SAGINAW 15. $270, including utilities. Michigan • handguns ciency, close. Air, available m 4 blocks S. Quiet, references, lease. 332 8212. 4-6-1 (4) June 7, 882-5819. 2-6-1 (3) SUMMER 9 «p. 81 S.Holmes St PHONE: 372 5760 I of Sparrow BOB'S GUN SHOP We toy sell |R Hospital PENNSYLVANIA AVE. - fur¬ SUMMER SUBLET, 3 bed¬ RATES Mdtrafe It* (OS* MtfFITR '* 'Owner 8 room, deluxe. Will single nished studio, utilities paid, ON LEASES SIGNED T sublet or entire apartment. Operator, $155/month + deposit, also Clance Ellas Negotiable. 351-7255. THIS WEEK! furnished 1 bedroom. $185/ month + deposit. 489-5574, 331-4431 Z-2-6-1 (4) COUNSELING SERVICES AUTO CLINIC after 6 pm. OR-4-6-1 (6) FURNISHED APARTMENT. SUMMER SUBLET 2 man, Okemos area. Couple pre¬ Free Pregnancy Testing WOMEN'S COUNSELING |3rciuincial iinsjjital SPARTAN SUMMER SUBLET - effi¬ air conditioned, furnished. '4 block from campus. Parking, ferred 351-6691. 2-6-1 13) Counseling Services 1226 East Michigan Ave. ciency. Close to campus, RIVER'S A CENTER MUFFLER CENTER $145 + electricity. 337-8106. Call 332-4824. Z-3-6-1 (4) 2 Blocks East of Pennsylvania Ave Pregnancy Terminations * BRAKES Z-4-6-1 13) STUDIO SUBLET - 3 WATER'S EDGE Gynecological Care 927 E. GRAND RIVER FAMILY PRACTICE months. $135 all furnished, NEEDED, one male room¬ APTS. (across from Rogue St. •SHOCKS utilities, no deposit. 351 -0907. Family Planning campus entrance) DEPARTMENT mate fall, 110/month. Bur- •FRONT ENO WORK PINE LAKE cham Woods., Call 332-2840, 2-6-1 (3) 332-4432 9:00 am - 7:00 pm rOA HfOAMAlO CAU 517 337-7350 4737 M?r?h?d.*?ite B Mondays - Fridays 20% APARTMENTS after 11 p.m. Z-3-6-1 (4) TREEHOUSE - SUMMER Okemos (behind Meijers) STUDENT DISCOUNT 6080 Marsh Rd. sublet. Rent negotiable. 2 RESPONSIBLE FEMALE APPOINTMENTS PREFERRED uuomerKjere 349-1060 e PREGNANCY TESTING 4 ■ Non-Emergency Core ON ALL WORK Meridian Mall Area SUMMER 2 females needed bedroom. 332-5711. Z-2-6-1 (3) own room in 2 bedroom of LansinG ■ Physician Services Available for 4 Delta Arms. Close, Capitol Villa Apartment. TH CONTROL. COUNSELING WITH I.D. One Bedroom man Summer and or fall. Call ■ loboratoryBPhormocy ■ X-Ra cheap. 332-3917. Z-3-6-1 131 SUBLET BIRCHFIELD Apart O PREGNANCY T 717 S.PENNSYLVANIA Furnished & 353-4169. Z-5-6-114) For Information ment - female, share 2 bed¬ "WOMEN HELPING WOMEN" Coll 485-3271 487-9332 Unfurnished 2 FOR SUMMER sublet, large room, air, pool. Summer 1 OR 2 female roommates 1 floor flat. MSU 2 blocks. 394-6757 2-6-1 14) STABLES REAL ESTATE CATERING IMPORTS Cheap. 337-0756. Z-3-6-1 (3) needed for Summer. Twyck¬ ingham. Call 332-5438. BURCHAM WOOD summer Z-3-6-1 (3) WILLOWPOND SUMMER SUBLET - One sublet. 2-man bedroom. Ne¬ MSU UNION ■H bedroom. 2 person Next to STAB LIS 'Adjacent to new county gotiable. 351-8230. Z-2-6-1 (3) SUMMER SUBLET. Two campus. Pool. 332-8436. Hunters & Dressage CATERING park Z-3-6-1 (3) SUMMER ROOM in beautiful man, furnished, near campus. Horses Very negotiable. 337-9784 339-8192 Brandywine. Nice and very Z-3-6-1 13) •Lessons j "Catering Specialist*'' evenings SUMMER SUBLET 1 bed¬ reasonable. Possible fall op¬ 'Wedding Receptions room, furnished, utilities in¬ tion. 351-8971. Z-2-6-1 (4) •Boarding RENTING STUDIO apart 'Breakfasts, lunch- cluded 1 block to campus. •Training i eons, Dinners 2 BEDROOM, campus near. Call 355-7213. Z-3-6-1 (41 ment summer. 332-4761. BEECHWOOD Season rate $200. 3-6-1 13) Only 1 summer, 1 fall left H 351-3617 ] 'Bar Set-ups || 'Take-out Service Featuring CXir Line of 351-6471. C-18-5-31 (3) FEMALE NEEDED in 1 bed¬ APARTMENTS SUMMER SUBLET 2 rooms 'Meeting Rooms and room, fall, close, cheap, clean •As low as $180 The fed Estate Place Apparel from India SUMMER SUBLET in Lan¬ 332-2418, Pat. 5-6-1 (3) *5 blocks to campus in duplex near campus. Fall sing-Fall option. 3 bedroom, 2 option. 332-4883 5000 s hagadorn east lansng Z-3-6-1 (3) 676-9799 355 3465 baths, $310/month. Air, o- ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT 'Large 2 bedroom lympic pool. 394-6319 (our home) for responsible apartments FEMALE NEEDED - Summer Z 5-6-1(4) PHOTOGRAPHY married couple. $200 month¬ •Furnished sublease River Glen across ly. Everything furnished. Mid from Holmes Hall. 337-8486 SUMMER SUBLET 2 man Now Renting For June-September. Refer¬ evenings. 5-6-1(4) wiN$ioeo BE THE NEW POSTER GIRL FOR apartment. air, balcony Z 4 5-3113) Good location, Call 332-2418. ences. 332-1746. 9-6-1 (6) APARTMENTS - houses a Summer Phone: 332-0052 betwMn Ipm Spm MOVING TO Recent Detroit area? grad needs female for vailable fall term. Close to luxury apartment, close to EAST LANSING, duplex fur¬ MONDAY THRU FRIDAY nished, 2 bedroom, $320 campus Well maintained. No expressways, own room, 332 2495. 5-6-1(41 & utilities, year lease, unfur pets pool, tennis court. 337-0919. SUMMER SUBLET Z4 5-31(5) nished efficiency $165, utili¬ Insfant Color and Black 1CTION PHOTOGRAPHY ties. Phone 337-2927. SUMMER SHARP one bed Twyckingham. Furnished, 2 and White: room apartment across from bedroom, air, pool, balcony. FEMALE NEEDED, roomy 7-6-1 15) Furnished, clean 1 'A bath $260, 332 5438 PASSPORT 201 % Grand River (517)332-7654 campus. apartment for summer FEMALE ROOMMATE for $185 Claucherty Realty. 351 - Z-7-6-1 (3) Close. $65'month. 337-0919. RESUME East Lansing, Ml 48823 Rocky Rasmussen 5300 OR 5-6 1(5) large townhouse, own room, Z 5-6-1(31 ID PHOTOS 2 MALES needed, fall, non Contest Starts $20 Entry Fee pool, $120. 393 3687 220 Albert St. 332-3026 May 1 46 1 13) FEMALE GRAD roommate to smoking, furnished & close, share 2 man. Year lease start between 5-7 p.m. Mike 337- WANTED MALE roommate Houses m ing summer term. Nice Ef 2318 Z_3 5 3V3) for summer. $80/month ne¬ close to MSU. Call Karen FEMALE NEEDED Call Cindy 355-8255 own gotiable 332 1319. Z-3-6-113) To List Your Business 332 0463 Z-5-5-114) room, close to campus. $140/ RED GIANT has a large selection of houses, apart NOW LEASING for fall month. 9/79 - 6'80. Phone ments, duplexes, studios etc. 1 year old duplex, SUMMER CLOSE to cam- 351 7332 S 5-6-1141 occupancy — Most areas, sizes, and LCC b Cooley Law pus, 2 3 bedrooms, Air condi- furnished prices. Call and see if we have near State News Classified ONE BEDROOMS School 4 private, furnished tioning, balcony, furnished, and unfurnished close to what you're looking for. Be¬ bedrooms b parking. For from $160 per month. 351 - tween 9 9, 349 1065. more information Call Diane, 9638 or 351-8135. campus. Starting in June. C24 5 31 (7) at 351 3506 5 6 1(8) OR 7 6-115) 332 3900. OR-11-5-31 (4) "j £Michigon State News. East Lansing, Michigan Thursday May 31 1979 Houses IS] | Houses J [ffi Rooms Rooms ~][>*1 | For Sale Persoru! |[/] 1 TypitteService |()s( time hit* lligh SUMMER SUBLET 4-5 bea EAST SIDE, 4 bedroom FEMALE WANTED to rent WOMEN: OWN rooms, sum CASH PAID for old comics, PIPE SETTING Business UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS rooms. 117 Oakhill. 351-9316. own room in 4 man June 11 mer rent negotiable 147 Gun- house. Garage and base baseball cards, science fic pleasantly operated by owner COMPLETE DISSERTATION WASHINGTON (AP) — Working days lost to strikes in April Z-5-5-31 (3) ment. 9 month lease. Availa¬ to Fall term $75 plus utili son 332-8740 Friendly people tion. Curious Book Shop. 307 who is leaving town, but will AND RESUME SERVICE was the highest for the month in nine years, mainly because of a ble September 1. $320 per ties. 351 9186 or 585 5204 Z-3-6-1 13) E Grand River, East Lansing. help a new buyer Call Mrs SUMMER SUBLET 3 peo¬ month. Call AIM Inc., 374- Z-2-6-1 (5) 332-0112. C-22-5-31 (5) Rickie Novello, residence, typesetting, IBM typing, off nationwide work stoppage in the trucking industry, the 1 set printing and binding For government said. ple needed. Extremely close. 2800, 12-6 p.m. 0-3-5-31 (6) ROOM in house, rent 882 4990 office. 882 2475 estimate stop in at 2843 E. Rates negotiable. 351-5034 FEMALE LARGE room for negotiable, low; 485 0458 DID YOU know that.THE Warner Realty Co. 3-6-1 (11) Grand River or phone 332- The Labor Department said private business lost 5.2 million Z 3-6-1 (3) DUPLEX SUMMER fur summer, rent negotiable. summer sublet Z 3-6-1 (3) STEREO SHOPPE is the 8414. C-22-5-31 (8) Jessica 337 0590, Z-2-6-1 (31 GRADUATION AND Fathers working davs in April, compared with 2.1 million days in April nished, 3-5 people, excellent place to buy your stereo 1978. SECOND PERSON wanted condition, close, extras. 355- TWO PEOPLE for summer, equipment. C 22-5-31 (4) Day cards. Gulliver's State ROOM for fall. EXPERIENCED IBM typing, for house on Lake Lansing. 2 6339 Z 3 5-31 (4) WANTED own room, air, furnished, Drugs, 1105 East Grand Rusiness lost 5.4 million days because of strikes in April 1970, River. 2-6-1 (4) dissertations. (Pica Elite) rooms and own bath, avail¬ Willing to live in bussing close to _ campus 332 4855 NIKON SLR, 1 4, Case. 5 HOUSE Summer sublet, 3 FAYANN 489-0358 when there also was a labor dispute in the trucking industry. able July 1. 339-2531 - distance of campus Place to 3-6 1 (4) years old like new Accessor bedroom $225/month & utili¬ C-22-5-31 (3) 3-6-1 (4) keep docile female New les Phone 337 1200. The government said about a third of April's lost working days ties 1 % miles from MSU foundland dog. Gets along FEMALE OKEMOS Own 36 1 (3) Real Estate resulted from the 10 day strike and lockout between the 372 8370 Z 3-6-1 (4) TYPIST LAINGSBURG FACULTY HOME, cars, from great with other pets. 355 room in townhouse. $88 Teamsters union and major trucking firms. About 235,000 workers 332 2563. Diane. ST JOHNS: For the family area 651-6424 55c per page. Aug. 15-Nov. 15. Professor 7414 or month. 349 3799 DRESSING TABLE with trip¬ were involved in the dispute, which ended April 10. ONE BLOCK from campus, who needs a spacious home 50c over 50 pages 5-6-1(3) going overseas. Furnished, all 2-6 1 (8! Z-3-6-1 (3) le mirror and bench, 2 living amenities, on golf course. summer only, 4-5 bedroom room chairs, floorlamp wal and want a smaller town house, furnished, no pets, ROOMS ON 3'i acres Quiet, setting this 3 story brick COPYGRAPH SERVICE Approximately $450/month. OWN ROOM furnished Nice lensak 300 tape recorder, all Dr. West, between 7 & 9 p.m. $300 month plus utilities. Colonial offers a great deal. completed dissertations and 332 8815 3-6-1 18) 351 1177 4-6-1 (5) ATTENTION GRAD Stu lake, garden, dark room. Close 351 8231 2-6-1 (31 house. Summer Close $85 month 337-9698 Z 3 R-1 (3l good condition, 332-2947 X 5-6 1 16) First floor includes livingroom with fireplace, kitchen with resume service. Corner MAC and Grand River, 8:30 a m. - African students at 'IT DUPLEX 2 bedrooms near SUMMER, FALL, female SUMMER SUBLET 3 rooms ARMY UNIFORMS size 44, nook and pantry, formal 5:30 p.m. Monday-Friday, 10 dents. Farm house, 4 bed¬ campus. Unfurnished. June roommate, own room, $115 in 6 man house close to E*tra 'oiQ. Dress Blues. $75, dining area and a very unique a - m 5 p.m. Saturday 337, - ,, rooms. $400 a month plus 15 for summer or year. summer room with fireplace 1666 C-22-5-31 1666 C-22-5-31 (71 (7) (continued from page 3) the wealthier African countries utilities. Available September Dawn, 351 8419, 373-1590 campus, parking $90 month 2 diess uniforms $40 a piece, Claucherty Realty. 351 5300. 1 669 5513. OR-3-5-31 (5) Z 2-6-1 (31 332 1880 Z-3-6-1 (4 ) 339 3530. E 4-6-1 (5) Second floor has 2 full baths, - "This life is not the only life such as Nigeria and Libya, C-2-6-1 (6) 4 bedrooms, one with fire EXPERIENCED TYPIST, hut an extension of the here Howard said. 2 PEOPLE TO share house SQUINTING CAUSES wrin place, plenty of closets. Third ROOMMATE TO share OPEN NOW, close to cam Fast, accurate, dissertations, after," he said, explaining peo- The 158 African students are DUPLEX - 7 bedroom, 2 bath, Own room, summer, fall op- kles. Help prevent with pre¬ floor has a game room com- house. SUOmonth, 372 pus. Cooking privileges All terms. 339-3575. 10-6-1 (3) pie are accountable and respon available 6/15, 1518 Snyder, utilities paid, unfurnished Fe tion 332 1794 33" '889 scription ground sunglasses plete with pool table. Work- in 11 colleges and 76 majors, 5147 5-6-1(3) — sible for everything they do and from theater to chemical engi¬ 1630 Riverterrace, 3288 Lake male only. No pets. $95 Z 3 6 1 (3) . from Optical Discount, 2617 ac'e elevator from 1st to 2nd EDITING SERVICE papers, practice Lansing Rd. 482 7094 SUMMER 2 males to share month Phone 332 5988 E Michigan, Lansing. 372- floor Appliances included. 2 thesis, rewrites. 332 6446 af- K "This'countinuous neering. life must 2-6-1 (51 room, close, furnished, park¬ OR-1 5-31 (61 MALE PRIVATE entrance, 7409. C 3 5-31 (6) car garage For additional ter 5 p.m 9-6-1 (3) u coununuous a "f The College of Agriculture ing $80 each 332 4122 bedroom, study, bath, walk PENTAX CAMERA gear for information, call Annette - be preserved. Mohamed said. has the most African students, NEED SUMMER roommate. 2 story house, furnished, own Z-5-6-1I3I SUMMER SUBLEASE new out basement, private home sale. All in excellent condi¬ White 1224 4296 or The TYPING. FREE pick-up anc However, when the foreign 54, followed by the College of bedroom, great location, low duplex $125 month 1 or 2 712 Northlawn, 332 4674 tion. Call Ira at 355-8311, Bnggs CO. REAL ESTATE, delivery. Fast, experienced, dement and local culture come Education, 25 and the College of HOUSES AVAILABLE for fall people Call 337-2449 Joe. REALTORS 1 224-2301. low rates. 676-2009 in contact, "collisions of cul- Social Science, 24. rent, call 332 2623. days, 351 4063 nights. Good 2-3-5-31 (23) 2 blocks from campus. 351 Z-2-6-1 (3 OR 21-5-31 (3) ture" are inevitable, said the Z 1-5-31 (4) SUMMER SUBLET. 2 rooms deal S-4-6 1 (5) The colleges of Natural Sci¬ 9538 OR-7-6-1 (3) nQ,n GRAD c-Tii^rK.T STUDENT or ~ new graduate student in higher ence and Engineering each have SUMMER SUBLET: June 15- in house. Cedar Village area EXPERIENCED EDITOR. On- SEWING MACHINES - new education. 10 African students enrolled. ROOM, SUMMER term, 243 Sept 15 Two $75 month, 351-3475 faculty; for $5000 down you EAST SIDE of Lansing - large rooms in free arm machines from campus. Correct, rewrite, ar- Grand River across from small 4 bedroom house, unfur¬ house at 645 Evergreen. E. X-Z-5-6 1 (3) $99 50 Guaranteed used ma can own attractive range typing. 337-2306 Asinobi said there is a need College enrollment includes: Mary Mayo. Phone 351-5064 Lansing. Call 337-8108 home on quiet street near g.g.t oj for a modern form of the Z-2-6-1 (3) nished $290, 9 or 12 months. ROOMS AVAILABLE in fra chines from $39.50. All makes eight in Arts and Letters; seven Available June 15. 676-1557 Z-2-6-1 i4) campus and bus line. 332 original culture, "but there is repaired. EDWARDS DIS¬ 1771 evenings. 2 6-1 18) in Business; six in Human 86 1 (5) ternity house for fa" Meals EXPERT TYPING. Term pa- no way to cling to the past and NEED ROOMMATE for own TRIBUTING COMPANY, Ecology; six in the English SUMMER OPENINGS in Beal available One block from pers- 1115 N Washington. 489 do what our forefathers were room in house, now or sum¬ NEED FEMALE to share 3 House. $250 room and board. campus 337 2813 Z 9-6 1 (3) Language Center; five in Com¬ 6448 C 22-5-31 (7) mer, own bath, rent negotia¬ ble. Call Ken or Jeff. 485 person house. Close to cam¬ pus. Nice yard. $125.00 + 332 5555 Z-2-6-1 (31 SUMMER ROOMS in homey CARPETING - APPROXI¬ 1 Mobile Homes |f»] c3-mi3> porafv woHd. modern'contem munications Arts and Sciences; four in Veterinary Medicine and 8852. 3-6-1 (4) duplex block from cam¬ utilities. See to appreciate. OWN ROOM in house, close MATELY 47' square yards, . TYPING: IBM Selectric. Term Their majors are as varied as one in Urban Development. pus $105 month 351 6237 1 BLOCK FROM campus, 353 3304 S 4-6-1 (5) to MSU June-Sept. Rent Z 5-5-31 (31 blue, best offer over $25, 1: X !% ?r'e t0.cam,pus' papers, resumes, plus editing. their source of financing. Their More students are studying summer only. 1 double, 2 SUMMER SUBLET \ew negotiable Call 351 2825 332 5659 Z 4-6-1 (31 s™ & S°«: S", 35,'56iM pi*"s I0'rkd agricultural economics than any single rooms, pets $90 duplex 342 Spartan Close 4 ROOMS FOR rent furnished, INSTANT CASH' We're pay¬ best offer 374-5050 351- their theories on developing the other single major. Nineteen month +■ utilities. 351-0455. man. Call 337-1693 Ann or SUMMER SUBLET 2 rooms ciose to campus. 4 rooms, ing $1-$2, got albums in good 5209 Ask for Joe TYPING, EXPERIENCED, Third World also var> • people are enrolled in that Z-2-6-1 (41 will rent house at discount. 3-6-1 (6) fast and reasonable. 371- Nancy. Z-4-6-1 (3) 2 blocks from campus $75 shape WAZOO RECORDS, "The majority of African department. 332 8816 S 3-6-1 (4 463S. C-22-5-31 (3) 223 Abbott 337-0947 students in the United States - month. 332-3120 Z 1-5-31 i3> ROOMMATES NEEDED to 1 OR 2 roommates needed Crops and soil science, sec¬ C-22-5-31 (4( SMALL MOBILE home — — — are sponsored directly or in- share home. 3 rooms open SUMMER SUBLET Female. for unfurnished townhouse, SUMMER 2 rooms in nice 1 room in duplex, unfur¬ good for single student ALL STUDENT Advertising directly, by their national gov- ondary education and curricu¬ June 5. Fall option. 487 $125 month. summer only. house large yard. Rent nego¬ BLACK DIRT - Sod farm soil. Close toi MSU. 332-2214 must be prepaid Monday, lum, administration and higher 3853 Z-2-6-1 (3) Call Wade at 332 1851 nished $85 337 0234 ernments." said Howard. tiable. Can 337 0590 Z 3 6-1 (3' Approximately 5V; yards de¬ 7-6-1 (3) May 7 through end of term. education and sociology have Z-2-6-1 ' 3i livered locally. $45. 1 dozen 18-5-31 (3) The United Nations, World about eight to 10 African en- FALL RENTAL - 4 bedroom free glad bulbs Also sand, Bank. Agency for International rollees. house. Call after 5. 655-2712. 2-6-1 (3) 3 ROOMS for mer, rent for sum¬ fully furnished Rent SUMMER SUBLET Fall For Sale gravel and filter 641-6733 or 641-6024. available. I Recreation | j tfl | THESIS DISSERTATIONS typing, copies, binding, Call Development and private in Most other majors have one option Own room, nice du¬ 332-2078 OR-22-5-31 (3) stitutions including the Ford negotiable. 332-4415. X-OR 15-5-31 (71 OWN ROOM and bath in Z-4-6-1 ;4) plex Albert St 337-9578. WE PAY up to $2 for LP's HORSE RIDING lessons Foundation and the Carnegie or two people enrolled in each. Z-2-6-1 <31 NEW STEREO arrivals Call St George Equestrian house, pool, on busline. MSU and cassettes - all types, - used EXPERIENCED IBM typing, Institute sponsor African stu¬ Graduate students are more close 332 2399 Z-2-6-1 (3) ATTENTION FRATERNI¬ rock, classical jazz. etc. Onkyo and Yamaha stereo Center, 651 6755. Thesis, term papers, manu¬ dents in the United States. HUGE FURNISHED 527 Vir¬ numerous than undergrad¬ TIES; Sororities large 12 flat, BLACK, & CIRCULAR, receivers. Phase Linear 400 C 19 5 31 (41 scripts, resumes. 393-4206 ginia Summer Rent nego Other students study at MSU uates, 129 to 21. There are eight BEAUTIFUL NEW duplex, bedroom or huge 16 bedroom upstairs, 541 E Grand River power amp. RTR Tower 10-5-31 (3) '.abie Sara 332-888' after 5 Open 11 a.m. 351 0838 speakers. Much Much More! SKYDIVING EVERY week¬ with private sources of funds, students between degrees, and campus near, own room, 2 available September. 1 block Z 5-6-1(4- six of these are people at the females needed 355-3662 to MSU 332 1800 or 372 C 22-5-31 (61 Lightning fast electronic re¬ end and late afternoon First usually provided by their fami Summer or fall. Z-3-6-1 (4) 1800. OR-3-5-31 (6) TWO ROOMS campus 2 pair service. WILCOX TRAD¬ jump instruction every Satur¬ Instructions | lies and they are usually from English Language Center. ITALIAN RACING bike ING POST, 509 E. Michigan, day and Sunday starting at 10 MMER 3-4 people, fur EAST LANSING 4 bedroom Bianchi 29 inch, sew up tires 1854391 C-2-5-3119) a.m. and weekdays by ap¬ Like new Call 353 4490 or HORSE RIDING LESSONS hed, 2 bath, dishwasher home for 5. Available m June pointment. Free skydiving Itral air. sundeck, 3 blocks Close to campus. Carpeted, 484-0871. 2-6 1 (41 programs for groups, MSU m campus. 337-1525. Price 1 jotiable. Z-3-6-1 (5) baths, large (ot 332 2495 5-6-1(5' 1 DOUBLE ROOM available USED BiKES AH sizes. $15 $100. Also used parts. We Animals H pS] Sport Parachute Club and Charlotte Paracenter. 9127. 543-673V 372- Beginners through advanced. Call St. George Equestrian Center. 651-6755. Lobbying funds OK'd HORSE RIDING LESSONS C-5-5-31 (5) NINE ROOM faculty home SUMMER SUBLET new 3 also buy used bikes. Call C-22-5-31 110) continued from page 3' club and not a sport," he said. June 30 - August 18 $300 bedroom duplex, 344 Spartan Charlies Bike Shop. 393- representative. Call St George Equestrian The amended bill was ap total. Air conditioner, screened porch, trees, one Ave., furnished, $85 month For 4 man. $110 month for 3 ROOM FOR Fai 1 female 2484 BL 1-5-31 (4) Center 651 6755 C TRAVEL TRAILER Nomad. Sleeps 6, completely - 17 foot | Transportation^ "I think there must be some proved with a 6-to-2 vote. block campus. References. man 332-2624 Z 5 6 ' 5 needed "" 4 bedroom house, LOFT ORIGINAL creative 19-5-31J4i__ self-contained. Shower and other alternatives," he said. The board also unanimously own r00mi $100 Et utilities. 351-8416. 3-6-1 (6) design $100 Call 355-6716 URGENT FREE young cat, gas furnace, refrigerator, NEED RIDER toward Florida, supported a resolution calling COUNTRY HOUSE 15 min Call 337 8327 S-5-6-K3) Z-2-6-1 (3) Haytol moved to amend the fluffy, housetrained, very lov¬ stove, water heater and light. leaving around June 5, share for an on-campus sports arena. bill to provide half the amount JUNE 15 Sept. 15. 3 utes to campus. 1 or 2 AVAILABLE NOW able' 372-8272 Z-3-6-1 (3) S14nn 971-4094 8-6-1 (6) expenses. 393 3866 Own requested, or $385, with the Several personnel bedroom HOUSE, furnished. females to share co-ed house RCA COLOR tv , 25 inches, Z-2-6-1 (3) changes room m 3 bedroom home excellent condition, $175 or MOSTLY BURMESE male other half being earned by the took place at the meeting, Close to north campus. Must HORSE BOARDING: Pasture near Dooley s. $95 month in¬ cat. 6 months Lovable. Free be good housekeepers, $275 cludes utilities, best offer 332 3447 2 6 1 (3) Box Stall and individual NEED RIDERS to Western Rugby Club. including the resignation, effec¬ 337-0021. to good home 353-8039 per month. Call 351-0599. Runs. 200 acres of wooded Idaho during and after finals tive June 10, of DuBay, who Z 3-5 31 (4i EZ 5-5 31 (3) "That's fair, seeing how it's a 3-6-1 (5) MCAT REVIEW books in¬ land available. TJ's WAGON week. Phone 485-5645. said she had a chance to begin RENT ATTRACTIVE room in SUMMER SUBLET cluding Kaplan course ma GERMAN SHORTHAIR pup¬ WHEEL RANCH 676 4322 Z-2-6-1 (3) her "professional job in govern- E. Lansing modern house. 2 CAMPUS NEAR - 5 bedroom terials, 25 books in all, $95 6-6-1 (5) pies (3' AKC; FDSB regis¬ house, completely furnished, Reasonable 351 3191 X 8-6-1 (3) 32' 6316 E 2-6 1 (3) tered $100 each. 353-5510 or NEED RIDER to Los Angeles It's Wh ats The board also approved plenty of parking, double lot, July 10. Phone I jyi on or near 321 8692 after 5 p.m shower private entrance 10 SPEED CCM. Excellent E 3-6-1 (4) i Rummage Sale 332-3223. Z-2-6-1 (3) Happening student appointments to the ROOMMATE NEEDED condition. $89 393-2695 Completely carpeted. Avail Summer fall OWN ROOM female. 1 year judiciaries which included: option, own E-2 able in September. Can be (ease 6 15 MSU close $117 6J J3) FOR LEASE Half Arabian SHAW ESTATES garage • Anti-Discrimination Judi large 3 bedroom house _ _ room seen at any time. 489-7226 Call 349-5081 or 351 0579 - utilities. 332 4839 0RA\GEH0B(C4T 1971. 14 mare for - summer months. sale. June 1, 2. Washer, Wanted Announcements of It's What's cial Board — Roderick Frier- anytime. 2-5-31 (8) Z-4-6-1 (4) alternates; Chae Yong Z-6-6-1 I4( foot. $895 Can 337 0285. Goes English and Western. dryer, T V., furniture, books, Happening must be received in the son; evenings. 3-6 1 (3! Call 332 3089, ask for Peggy etc. 1062 Whitman, East Lan¬ State News office, 343 Student Chu, Stuart Moses and Sharon CAMPUS NEAR 3 bedroom ROOM FOR rent. 425 Park WANTED FOR fall, female . 2-6-1 (4i sing Z-2-6-1 (4) Service Bldg, by 12 noon at least grad student to share apart Jizmejian; house: furnished, dishwash Rooms Lane Summer only. $60 STEREO COMPONENTS ment. Close to MSU, 332 two class days before publication. • Student-Faculty Judiciary er, disposal built-in ovens, ' month 332 0058 Z-4-6-1 (3) HOUSEHOLD MOVING out, No announcements will be accept Lowest prices anywhere. All 1 MALE AND female Sa- 4849. Z-2-6-1 (3) gas stoves. Complete carpet stereo, bikes, furniture, ed by phone. — Carey DeWitt and Brian 2 ROOMS in a lovely 3 maior brands All fully guar¬ moyed pups. AKC registered, ing, shower. 2 car carport, ULREY CO OF openings for Fahselt; bedroom house Very Close anteed Cai 351-4495 any- $150 or best offer 332-1160 plants, etc. 226 Milford, East DRUMMER FOR a country newly painted exterior Can Summer & Fall 3 blocks from • AUSJ — David Belanger, 351-5975 4-6-1 (3> 3-6-1 (5> Z-2-6-1 (3) Lansing, Friday 3-9 pm. Sa¬ and rock band. Singing not The Botany Department's tropi be seen at anytime. Available MSU. 332-5095 Z-4-6-1 -3) cal greenhouse is open noon to 2 chief justice, Robert Gregory, turday and Sunday 12-7 pm. necessary. Must have group now 489-7226 anytime. LOFT6'.- X 14 on6'3" legs. 2-6-1 (6) co-associate chief justice, Bert WANTED EFFICIENCY room AQHA BAY Mare 14 years, experience. Call Bruce, 669- p.m. Wednesday through Satur¬ 2-5-31 (10) ELSWORTH CO OP open Fully carpeted, ladder in¬ • furnished near MSU, male, good pleasure or brood mare 9819. 5-5-31 (5) day, behind the Horticulture Build- Herzog, co-associate chief jus¬ ings — Fall, summer rate cluded. Could easily be con¬ MOVING SALE desk, furni¬ tice. Carlos Jones, Craig Lazar. SUMMER SUBLET Fall from 6-15. 716-674-7438 •> 800 After 6 339-2573 start at $50 per month verted into 2 Must sell $125 X Z 2 6-1 (3) 2-6-1 (3) ture, clothing, toys, tables. Todd Moss, Donna Pickrell, option $195/term. Lufberry 332 3575 Z-7-6-1 (3) or best offer Phone 627 Co-op. Ann at 337-1861 All cheap. June 2, 3. 314 S. MSU Sports Club provides Denise Poloyac, Wayne Smith, 6525 2-6-1 (6) Z 3-6-1 (3) ROOM FOR summer; ex KITTENS FREE to good Holmes by Sparrow. 485- racket-stringing service. Bring rac- Mitchell Steri and Steve Taber; SUMMER ONLY ■ cool quiet tremely close; rent negotia¬ home 3463 Z-2 6-1 (41 quetball, tennis or squash rackets alternates: Jill Simmons, Pat¬ attractive room for grad or RICOH 35 MM camera 135 Loving and litter to 231 IM Sports-West. FURNISHED ROOM, double ble, Ric, 332 8807 Z-2-6-1 (31 MM Hanimex telefoto, $125. trained Good roommates! ricia Stamler and Aaron Bret upper-class woman Refer bed, summer, close to cam¬ 353-0511 Z E 2-6 1 (3) pus, low rent, 332-2264 Jim EAST LANSING 1150 Lilac ences 332-1746 9 6-1 (4) 337 0658 nights, weekends Service MSU Amateur Radio Club Waller IV. Z-2-6-1 (3) meets at 8 tonight, 339 Engineer¬ Terms of select members of L. or Dave K. in house. tor fall and summer Fur¬ OWN ROOM females sum 3-6-1 (41 nished, private entrances, bathrooms, cooking, parking mer. rent negotiable N block ORIENTAL CARPETS buy directly from the actual im¬ j Insl t Found BLUEGRASS SERVICE plays weddings, EXTENSION ing Bldg. All CBers, Ham, SWL or other interested people welcome. AUSJ were also extended to include summer term. They to MSU, 2 baths. 351-4639 1 OR 2 people needed for 2-6-1 (51 Z 4-6-1 (31 porter and save Purchase a LOST 1976, ruby school parties, 337-0178 or 372-3727 are: Jeffrey Block, John Crow¬ C-23-5-31 (3) Take a lunch break today with duplex. 2 blocks from cam¬ heirloom something you and - ring, S. Kedzies mens room, ley, Dan Curhan, Michael Mc- pus. Rent negotiable, 332 SUMMER SUBLET Own OWN ROOM - Large fur mid-day Bible Study at 11:30 a.m., Candless and Forrest Taylor. generations to come can initials TAR on inside. 353- C310 Wells Hall. 1287. 3-6-1 (4) room, 3 blocks from Campus nished. 1 block from campus. enjoy aesthetically and fi¬ 3463 reward Z-3-6-1 (4) Lyle Otremba, SFJ member, Corner II $80/month 332- Summer 332 4155 SUMMER SUBLET 3 4 8511 Z-2-6-1 (41 Z-6-6 1 131 nancially. A stylish accent whether TAYMAR Plan now for the Natural and McCandless, co-chief jus¬ covering a piano TO THOSE who have the keg LEGAL SERVICES Science expedition in the Carib¬ tice of AUSJ, were also ap people 415 Albert. $310 bench or dining room floor; month 332 4098 or 351 1500 OWN ROOM in 3-man duplex 3 ROOMS FOR summer sub over hardwood or wall to wall of beer taken from our apart¬ Paul Martin J.D Director bean during winter break. Infor¬ pointed as members of an 3-6-1 (3) let in beautiful semi-furnished ment May 11, Please call mation and slides at 7 tonight, 322 interim judicial board to hear near campus. For summer carpeting. Beautiful, hand AFFORDABLE , back today, there's still North Kedzie. the Council of Graduate $85 month. 332 1855 641 ,_ him—-' Large yard, on bus knotted, traditional Persian a I'M TRYING reward' 332-8314 S-2-6-1 15) LEGAL SERVICES to get house of 4209. Z-2-6-1 (4) route, must see 337-0815 and Turkish designs and col¬ Students-Student Media Ap¬ meditating vegetarian free Z-6-6-1 141 Initial Consultation: FREE Medical Technology majors and propriations Board ors. Showings in our home or other students case. thinking type people together 1 FEMALE NEEDED fall fur LOST Wills From *3C seeking admission In other business, the board: yours by reliable local party BLACK, female kit¬ for fall. Tim 485-1615. Leave ROOMS, FOR hous¬ to the junior level Medical Tech¬ nished duplex, own room, summer with references 676 1499 ten, call 332-8606 Reward • allocated $750 to the Wel¬ N and N. 3-6-1 15) close to campus 353-1243. ing, campus close, $21 week, 337 9395 or 332-3700 Z-2-6-1 (3) nology program must complete an PERSONAL INJURY CASES: come Week Committee to print Z 2-6-1 (3) 332 0834 Z 6-6-1 (3) 3 6-1 1161 application form. Forms available NO FEE UNLESS YOU WIN in 100 Giltner Hall. up 18,000 pamphlets about i EAST LANSING One bed¬ SUMMER SUBLET bed¬ FOR OTHER FEES 694-1351 ASMSU to be distributed dur 6057 Porter. Large SUMMER SINGLES $60, MODERN AND Vintage gent | Peanuts Personal] ["SH room. bathroom - fine Rodeo Club meets at 8 tonight, ing Welcome Week; Yard. $170 349 3939 including utilities, cooking. 1 room + ly used clothing. New arrivals 3-6-1 (3) block to campus 332 1800 or Grove St. house, $85 337 daily SOMEBODY ELSE'S • allocated $562.80 to the 372 1800 OR 1 5 31 (4) 7335. Z-5-5-31 (3) CLOSET 541 E Grand River CONGRATS TO the Sigma Your new lawn furniture v\ information director to place a East Lansing Public Library SUMMER, WOMAN needed Open 6 days Noon-6 pm. Nu's number 1 in football, look terrific out front this one color full page advertise Own room close to campus. ROOMS IN Fraternity house, OWN ROOM in house. Sum¬ Take ins by appt. Greek week, and now soft presents five free films including ment in the Welcome Week 332 1926 spring. But sell the lawr. "Five Generations ot Experiment" Cheap. Call Patty or Rhonda summer only. Close. 337- mer, prefer grad student, C 20-5-31(8) ball! Your're the best-est- furniture you no longer need edition of The State News; and "The Kid" at 7 tonight, 950 at 337-0901 Z 3-6-1 (3) 7162 after 3 p.m. 2-6-1 (3) quiet. block from Lake sourus1 Love your fans. Amy in these columns. • allocated $1,300 to the NEW AND used Abbott Road. Lansing Park. $135 month guitars, ban¬ and J V. Z 1-5-31 (6) -Cabin Committee for initial NEED A house for fall? Act SUMMER ONLY Close T.N. Compaby 372 8302 jos, mandolins, etc. Dulci¬ Peace Education Center pre¬ funding costs of the project; fast. EQUITY VEST only has 4 East Lansing homes left. Share Kitchen and bath. 337 7162 after 3 p.m. 2 6-1 (3) 3-6 1 (5) mers and kits, recorders, thousands of hard to find Typing Sen/ice sents a flea market from 9 a.m. to • allocated $30 to purchase Call 351 1500. OR 18 5 31 (5) albums and books. Discount 3 p.m. Saturday at All Saints flowers for the family of John ROOM IN house summer. prices. Expert repairs-free es LOW RATES - Term papers, Episcopal Church, 800 Abbott Robison owner of Jocundry's SEPTEMBER, BEAUTIFUL $60 month 332 4565 825 KAPPA UNDERGRADS get . FEMALE TO share nice du Road. (Call to donate good junk I in rooming house, Lake Lansing timates. ELDERLY INSTRU resumes. Fast expert typing. Bookstore who was killed Fri¬ rooms Road. tight, seniors get you back plex unfurnished. June to MENTS, 541 E. Grand River, Day and evening. Call "G" near campus. $100 and up, Z 3 6 1 (3) tonight. Z 1-5-31 (3) Fund Day is Friday! Volunteers day in a plane crash; and June. $93.75. 351 3329 332 1800 or 372 1800 332 4331 C-22-5-31 (9) TYPING. 321 4771 needed • loaned the Lansing Star 8 6 1 (4) OR 1 5-31 (41 C 22 5 31 (4) to celebrate Lansing's WANTED FEMALE room $1,000 to cover summer ex¬ community education programs OWN ROOM summer, nice mate summer Ef/or coming 24" RALEIGH International ALL STUDENT Advertising TERM PAPERS Experi Find out more in 26 Student penses which will be paid back duplex, campus, close, $90/ $50 MONTH, summer rent school year. 1 or 2 bedroom, $300 23" Mercier $100 must be prepaid Monday. Services Bldg. Transportation pro¬ in $250 installments starting Phone 337 1861. 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So if you no longer need your Spring term , sell them during Finals Week (June 4-8), Special Book Buying Personnel be ready to buy your old ones (books) new uncirculated ones (dollarwith bills) from 7:30 to 5:00 daily. If you can't find something Sorry to while we're Inconvenience remodeling yon HflSU :i3"454 we'd be happy to help you. BOOH ITOKE