Thursday Well folks don't put your The State News raincoats up yet because to day we'll have partly cloudy skies and a temperature in the mid 80's. MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48824 JUNE 21, 1979 VOLUME 73 NUMBER 96 4U' trustees accused of bylaws violation I don't think there has been a dereliction of duty on our part," Sawyer said. Responsibility for By DENNIS PETROSKY She added that the board "still holds control" over University investments, "but we State News Staff Writer have given the firm a competitive edge with our investments." The MSU Board of Trustees violated its bylaws at its April meeting, former board "If the firm had to come to us for every individual investment decision, they would not Chairperson Warren Huff said Wednesday. be able to move quickly and it would cost the University," she said. A resolution passed at that meeting which authorized a private investment firm to buy and sell stocks and bonds for the University's account without first obtaining approval securities disputed Though the investment firm does not need the board's approval prior to taking action, from the trustees is "clearly in violation of Article XI," he said. it does report its investments monthly, Sawyer said. The article calls for a committee of three board members and both the president and "We did not give them full reign of the University's investment of stocks and bonds," vice president for business and finance to be responsible for buying and selling stocks and she said. bonds for the University. fit. "I don't think the board deal with public property in this way," Ferency said. However, Boardmember Blanche Martin, D East Lansing, said the resolution "may be The April resolution gave the investment firm of Scudder, Stevens and Clark the can in violation of The Board of Trustees is responsible for stocks and property entrusted to them by the our own bylaws." responsibility for the purchase and sale of the University's stocks and bonds. "I have a feeling authorizing Scudder, Stevens and Clark to buy and sell stocks without people of Michigan, Ferency said. "We may have to amend the bylaws to allow the resolution to continue," Martin said, reference to the board may be illegal," Huff said. "It is also poor public policy." "I don't know if it is legal or ethical for the trustees to turn this responsibility over to "or we could rescind the resolution." The bylaws "spell out specifically" who is authorized to buy and sell stocks, Huff said. private investors," he said. Other board members could not be reached for comment. Boardmember Barbara Sawyer, D Menominee, said the trustees did "delegate "They are going to have to change the bylaws to continue the resolution," he said. Zolton Ferency, MSU professor of criminal justice, said it appears that the board has responsibility" to Scudder, Stevens and Clark, but they "did not give away Ferency said he thinks someone may challenge the legality of the board's actions. "I hope to get an opinion from the state attorney general about it," Ferency said. "turned complete power of investment over to a.private firm for them to do as they see responsibility." Trucker violence rises, while fuel supplies drop By The Associated Press truckers' demands for a higher speed limit Teamsters Union members — agreed to and United Press International and standard weight and load regulations, resume shipments from the Tank Town Tanker trucks crossed picket lines under which are left up to the individual states. terminals in Niles Township that serve as a police escort outside a major fuel depot in While 200 National Guards armed with distribution center for six major oil com¬ the Niles area Tuesday to relieve a critical automatic weapons were deployed to get panies which supply gas stations from gasoline shortage in southwestern Michigan blockaded tankers moving again in Minne¬ South Bend, Ind., north to Kalamazoo. that virtually immobilized entire communi¬ sota, fruit and vegetables were spoiling in The volume of trucks moving both in and ties. the fields in the South, meat shipments out of the terminals was at normal or Gov. William G. Milliken dispatched the were stalled in the Midwest, and fuel above-normal levels by early afternoon, state police to gasoline starved southwest terminals remained sealed off in several on-the-scene observers said. Michigan and said shortages caused by the states. Picketing at the depot by members of the independent truckers' strike "could con Alabama state troopers said Robert C. Independent Truckers Association forced ceivably spread at a very rapid rate" to Tate of Birmingham bled to death after he the closing of every gas station in Niles and other parts of the state. was shot in the left leg while standing in a scores more in surrounding communities But, the governor said, rationing is not cotton field beside his disabled tractor- and the St. Joseph-Benton Harbor area. being considered because it would not trailer rig which had jack-knifed off U.S. 72 The picketing truckers, protesting sky alleviate the situation. near Tuscumbia. rocketing diesel fuel prices and government "Parts of Niles and Dowagiac have been Two drivers were injured by gunshots regulations, made no attempt to block virtually immobilized," Milliken told a and rocks in Tennessee, three trucks were traffic at the terminals and no violence was morning news conference. shot up in Illinois, two in Utah, two in reported, state police at the Niles post said. "That could conceivably spread at a very Kentucky and at least one in Pennsylvania. "If a tanker wants to go through there, he l continued on 10) rapid rate." Michigan truckers — some of them page He added that he did not see "alarming trends" developing, but vowed to "stretch the authority I have under the law," to keep s Deborah J Borin the peace and protect the public well-being. Because of picketing and refusal of independent truckers to deliver fuel, motorists accustomed to friendly, full service of bygone days have with a bit of old time service. little choice but to grin and bear it. Kim Bates, 10. of Okemos, provides his mom Milliken said rationing would not help southwest Michigan because the problem is not one of supplies, but of moving fuel from depots to retail stations. Uganda's leader Gunfire killed an Alabama truck driver Wednesday as violence escalated in the MAN DEMANDS RELEASE OF FORMER COMRADE nationwide truckers protest, and the White House said President Carter is considering increasing fuel allocations to the trucking bumped to thwart Convicted bomber hijacks plane industry. The president of the American Trucking Association, which represents 16,874 firms power struggle operating 600,000 trucks, appealed to By ARTHUR H. ROTSTEIN During the stand-off, people could be It was the fourth hijacking in the United Carter for federal protection. Jody Powell, Associated Press Writer seen moving next to the plane, and a large States this year and the second in two the president's press secretary, reminded CHICAGO — A convicted bomber, who yellow school bus, fire trucks and police weeks. On June 11 a Delta Airlines plane said he had explosives and may have been reporters that the Justice Department cars were parked nearby. Two men were was hijacked to Cuba while on a flight from already had offered assistance to local law aided by an accomplice, hijacked a jetliner beneath the nose of the plane with New York to Fort Lauderdale, Fla. KAMPALA, Uganda (AP) — Uganda's attorney general, was chosen as president enforcement agencies. carrying 137 persons from New York to communications gear hooked into an inter¬ U.S. Attorney Thomas P. Sullivan in Powell also said the president is consider¬ ruling coalition replaced President Yusufu by the Uganda National Liberation Front, a Chicago Wednesday. He demanded freedom com system. Chicago identified the hijacker as Nikola Lule on Wednesday with another pro- group of about 25 exile factions whose for a jailed Serbian nationalist comrade and ing moves to increase the amount of diesel The nearest runway was closed, but Kavaja. Kavaja had been free on bond and fuel available to truckers and would Western leader — an exile who had lived in fragile unity began disintegrating two safe flight to Peru. otherwise normal operations continued at was on his way back to Chicago to be New York — in an attempt to stop feuds months ago, soon after they and the announce a decision before he leaves on an Almost five hours after the American O'Hare, the world's busiest airport where sentenced for his part in a 1975 bombing at Tanzanian military ousted Amin. Asian trip Saturday. threatening the government that replaced Airlines Boeing 727 landed at O'Hare on May 25 an American Airlines DC-10 the suburban Chicago home of the Yugo¬ Idi Amin's dictatorship. The installation of Binaisa, a lawyer in The White House aide indicated the International Airport, American spokesper crashed just after taking off, killing 273 slavian consul to the United States. No one New York and London for the past five son Art Jackson said all the passengers president was not likely to support the Godfrey Binaisa, a 59-year old former persons in the nation's worst air disaster. was injured in the bombing. years, left unsettled the future of Milton were being released and none had been American spokesperson Mary Rose Noel Obote, Uganda's most charismatic politician injured. at first said there were two hijackers despite eight years of exile. They filed off the plane and got into buses demanding to go to Peru - one in the Many Ugandans cheered when Amin which took them to a debriefing area at the terminal. cockpit and one in the cabin. She said each carried a plastic-wrapped package which Secret session called as House overthrew the socialist and authoritarian Obote in 1971, but he retains wide support Four female flight attendants also were they claimed contained explosives. within the Liberation Front. During released with the passengers, leaving the But later she said: "Maybe there isn't a Obote's regime, Binaisa became Uganda's pilot, co-pilot, flight engineer and a male second hijacker there may be and there first black attorney general. New York debates Panama Canal treaties ... flight attendant aboard the plane. may not be. We know that the one hijacker associates called him a strong advocate of The jet had landed at 1:03 p.m. and has been all over the plane so there may be human rights. parked on a pad at a remote part of the only one." The FBI also said it was unsure The National Consultative Council, the airport that was quickly cordoned off. whether the hijacker acted alone. ruling coalition's top policy making arm and By JIM ADAMS overthrow Nicaraguan President Anastasio Somoza. temporary legislature, chose Binaisa after Associated Press Writer Bauman and other opponents have contended the new treaties Lule was forced to step down in a dispute WASHINGTON — The House of Representatives held its first not only "give away" the canal but will make America a partner in over Cabinet appointments. secret session since 1830 Wednesday as debate raged over Skylab maneuvered into legislation designed to carry out the terms of the Panama Canql treaties. Panamanian support of revolution. The secret session ended after and Rep. John Murphy, D-N.Y., more than one-and-a-half hours floor manager of the canal bill, Lule, who served fewer than 70 days, was named president in March. Tanzanian and Ugandan exile forces were then less than The legislation, sought by President Carter, would establish a three weeks away from pushing Amin out U.S. controlled commission to oversee operation of the canal emerged to say the House was told that some Panamanian officials new, more stable orbit; between'now anil the year 2000, when the government of Panama will assume full control of the international waterway. have a policy of "gun running and promoting insurrection in other countries." of Kampala, to climax a war that began in late October when Tanzania resisted a Ugandan invasion. Although the treaties have been signed by Carter and ratified Murphy said that was a good argument in favor of the bill Amin's whereabouts is unknown. He has because the legislation assures the United greater control foreseen by the Senate, the House must approve the legislation implementing the terms of the accords. Bauman and other have contended the new opponents States the right to run the canal and defend it until the end of the century. been reported living in Libya and several Arab countries. Analysts said a new ministerial list By MICHAEL A. LUTZ As the House went into its closed session, treaties not only "give away" Democratic leader Jim Wright of Texas approved by the council Wednesday places Associated Press Writer legislative leaders predicted the canal bill said Panamanian support for the Sand Obote supporters in key Cabinet positions. would win approval. But backers of the the canal but will make Their appointments gave Uganda its fourth SPACE CENTER, Houston — Jphnson Space Center controllers prodded the aging inistas was discussed, but "I think we all Skylab into a sideways orbit Wednesday in a maneuver they hope will enable them to steer legislation voiced concern that opponents America a partner in Pana¬ knew that or at least assumed it." Cabinet list in less than two weeks. Lule the 85-ton craft away from inhabited areas when it plunges to Earth next month. would try to attach amendments designed manian support of revolution. revised his Cabinet for the second time As the secret session began, police closed Tuesday, prompting accusations that he Charles Harlan .chief of Skylab operations, said controllers successfully commanded the to wreck the treaties. craft to shift to the new position early Wednesday. Opponents of the legislation have accused Carter of giving away off upper floors of the House wing of the Capitol, placing barriers was acting like a dictator. Harlan said checks as the craft passed over tracking stations at Madrid, Spain, and the canal to Panama and contended before the secret session that across corridors. The cleared public galleries and the section "I did not wish to see any conflict Santiago, Chile, revealed the spacecraft was holding its new position. they would defeat the bill. of the press gallery above the House chamber. Large wooden developing around my personality . . . We "I didn't think we would get this far," Harlan said. "I very strongly predict to you that that bill will be defeated," doors around the House chamber itself were closed. now hand over to our colleagues," Lule said "This is the most difficult maneuver we have ever tried with Skylab because of all the said Rep. Carroll Hubbard, D-Ky., chairperson of the subcommit in a statement. Statements from the analytical uncertainties. It looks good right now, but we've got a long way to go." tee that drafted the legislation. coalition made it clear Lule had no choice The sideways position is important to controllers because it would stabilize the craft as it but to go. But House Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill said defeat of the Although the Senate occasionally goes into secret session, nears re-entry and would permit last minute course changes if necessary. Behind the feud lay tribal, regional and measure "would be a disaster." Wednesday marked the first time in 149 years that the House had As Skylab nears the Earth's atmosphere scientists will be able to predict where debris Rep. Robert E. Bauman, R Md., asked for Wednesday's closed met behind closed doors. The last secret session of the House was ideological differences that have plagued from the craft will fall. ession, for the House to hear secret testimony alleging that in 1830 when members wee assembled privately to hear a secret Uganda since it became independent from (continued on page 10) has aided Sandinista guerrillas who are trying to communication from President Andrew Jackson. Britain 17 years ago. Thursday, June 21, 1979 2 Michigon State News, East Lansing, Michigan SHORTAGES INTENSIFY ON EAST COAST State News \A/ire Digest More gas including metropolitan Detroit, rationing plans eyed in the Detroit area. cent of the stations surveyed Wednesday that gasoline sup¬ reported few gasoline availa For the weekend, the Auto are open during daylight hours plies were adequate — or at Gasoline shortages intensi Club said 98 percent of the Saturday and 24 percent Sun¬ least not so short that rationing bility problems at midweek. fied Wednesday, and officials of Excluding southwest Michi outstate stations surveyed are day. After 9 p.m., 26 percent was planned. When the crunch Virginia, Maryland and the gan, all stations surveyed by open daylight hours Saturday are open Saturday and 11 came, it struck urban areas. District of Columbia worked the Auto Club were open and 63 percent Sunday. After 9 percent Sunday. Diesel fuel was in short together on an odd even ration daylight hours Monday through p.m.. the figures drop to 34 Officials in Montana, Idaho, supply in some areas as block¬ ing plan for drivers in the Friday. After 9 p.m., the percent Saturday and 28 per Utah, Washington, Pennsyl ades by protesting independent metropolitan Washington area. number still open dropped to 32 cent Sunday. vania, Nebraska, Nevada, truckers prevented deliveries, Focus=\A/ohlp Odd-even rationing mixed reviews Wednesday as it got percent outstate and 29 percent In the Detroit area, 87 per Wyoming and Indiana reported i continued on page 10) began in parts of New Jersey, the New York City area and Connecticut. A plan covering all Russia warns Senate 011 SALT changes of New Jersey was to begin at midnight. MOSCOW (AP)— Pravdo, in a warning the sides could lead to grave and even Virginia Gov. John Dalton, to the U.S. Senate said Wednesday the dangerous consequences for Soviet- Maryland Gov. Harry Hughes and Washington Mayor Marion Soviets "will not consent" to amendments American relations and the international Bary were working on a ration¬ in the SALT II treaty and alterations could situation as a whole, Pravda declared. ing scheme Wednesday, accord¬ lead to "dangerous consequences." ing to Dalton aide Paul Ed It added: wards. The Communist Party newspaper said Edwards said "one niggling the pact is a reasonable compromise "The Soviet Union will not consent to little problem" remained to be and ensures compliance by both sides is any departures from the accords settled before the plan — "quite reliably controllable. reached, to attempts at undermining its expected to include all of Mary¬ land, northern Virginia and the Any attempts to make amendments to spirit and letter, and it will accurately District of Columbia — was the treaty, to substitute some details in it, observe the treaty, just as all other announced. to make it more advantageous to one of commitments it signed." Despite minimum gasoline sales requirements — $5 for 4-cylinder cars and $7 for larger autos — drivers were still lining Vietnam blames U.S. for refugee exodus up to fill up at gas stations in Baltimore and Washington. The BANGKOK Thailand (AP) — Vietnam Minister Begin suggested in a letter to limits were intended to dis¬ blamed its moss exodus of refugees on President Carter that all countries im¬ courage motorists from "top¬ the United States and China, but mediately declare they will admit a ping off' nearly full gas tanks. announced Wednesday that it would proportional number of Indochinese Gasoline prices continued their steady climb around Mich¬ attend any United Notions conference to refugees. resolve the crisis that has left thousands In the letter Begin seemed dubious igan this week but the Auto¬ mobile Club of Michigan said its of homeless Vietnamese in Southeast about the wisdom of convening an weekly survey found no major Asian camps. The Foreign Ministry statement said international conference on grounds it would mean prolonged deliberation. The Vietnamese statement, an availability problems except in southwest Michigan. Blumenthal: oil prices a threat appar¬ Severe gasoline shortages Vietnam would severely punish es¬ ent response to mounting world criticism WASHINGTON iAPi Blumenthal also said he June 28-29 Tokyo summit encouraging OPEC to raise capees and those who help them flee the developed in the southwest - ex¬ of Vietnam over the refugees was read part of the state and spread as Treasury Secretary W. Michael pects President Carter and where Carter will meet with prices. country illegally. Radio Hanoi and monitored in Blumenthal acknowledged for leaders of six other industrial the leaders of Japan, Germany, He said it "remains to be over far north and east as Lansing the first time Wednesday that nations to reach "concrete de¬ Italy, Great Britain. France and seen" whether the United In another development Israeli Prime Bangkok. due to picketing at gasoline the upward spiral in oil prices, cisions" at the Tokyo economic Canada. States will propose establish¬ supply terminals by inde¬ if it continues, could push the summit conference next week The summit will begin just 48 ment of an oil importers cartel, pendent truck drivers. The Auto Club said a spot entire world into a recession. on ways to reduce oil consump¬ hours after the Organization of or monopoly, to deal directly tion and expand overall energy- Petroleum Exporting Countries with OPEC, an exporters car¬ check of 134 dealers in nine "That's a possibility," he said FpcussNation cities from Lansing west found nearly half either out or expect at that a news conference, adding oil-producing nations production. Blumenthal said recent eco¬ meets in Geneva to consider another hike in oil prices. tel. It was learned elsewhere that consideration is being should exercise "extreme cau¬ nomic statistics show the U.S. Another increase is considered given to establishment of some ing to be out of all or some economy is slowing, but not so a foregone conclusion. sort of consumers group. grades of gasoline by the week tion" with respect to any new- fast as to lead to a serious Blumenthal said summit Blumenthal said other mat¬ end or even sooner. price increases because a global Sniper shooting spurs violence in Philadelphia However, the Auto Club said downturn would hurt them, downturn. He commented after the Commerce Department re¬ leaders will seek ways "to cooperate together to eliminate ters on the summit agenda will include steps to increase pro¬ dealers in the rest of the state. too. ported that the nation's econo¬ the imbalance between demand duction of non-oil fuels, includ¬ PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Hundreds of The bottle-throwing heightened the my, as measured by the gross and supply" of oil that is ing expanded use of coal. police augmented by state troopers and anger and frustration which followed the national product, increased at U.S. marshals patroled a southwest rifle shooting of three block youths Philadelphia neighborhood Wednesday after three days of rocial tension that Sunday Settlement halted an annual rate of .8 percent in the first quarter of the year, up from the very low .4 percent flared with the fatal sniper shooting of a Thirteen-yeor-old Tracey Chambers estimated previously. died Monday of his wounds. His friends black youngster. Block youths hurled bottles at police remained hospitalized Wednesday in stable condition on West Bank "The policies we are follow¬ ing are recession designed to avoid The numbers a Tuesday night, but their brief march into . . . white neighborhood was halted Police Chief TEL AVIV. Israel iAPi - independent verification that show we are on the right a by a Inspector Michael GERALD H. COY GENERAL MANAGER block city council member who Israel's Supreme Court on the shellfire there came from track." he said. However, he told Mangione promised on early arrest after ROBERT L.BULLARD SALES MANAGER Wednesday ordered work halt¬ Israel or from its Lebanese said the 35 percent hike in residents, "Let's not make speeches let s reporting recovery of the murder weapon PHONES ed for 30 days on the new Christian allies in south Leba would oil prices so far this year organize our streets and keep peace. in a nearby cemetery. Jewish settlement of Elon makes it difficult to predict non. Moreh in the occupied West • In Cairo. Egypt's defense what will happen to the econo¬ Bank. It was at least a tempor¬ minister. Lt. Gen. Kamal Has¬ my. ary triumph for Palestinian san Ali. said the United States Blumenthal said conserving Brown denies organized crime link Arabs whose land had been and Egypt hope to agree under oil must be "the first and seized. license. foremost" consideration at the -LOOKING FOR NEW TfiLENT— SACRAMENTO Calif. Davis introduced motion in California The state radio said the (AP) — Gov. a Edmund G. Brown Jr. s office denies Horse Racing Board lost month aimed at military governor of nearby Graduating HRI student with strong Nablus. Yosef Luntz. put the ABC-TV accounting background for assistant reports that he once tried to close a race track as a favor to Los Angeles labor closing the track, but it failed. But a spokesperson for the Democratic order into effect and counted the settlers to make sure no correspondent manager position for small Caribbean resort. lawyer Sidney Korshok who is repor¬ governor Bobbie Metzger confirmed more Israelis move in. shot Starting Salary S11,960 plus benefits. tedly linked to organized crime. The report aired Tuesday by NBC that Brown in 1973 requested a campaign contribution from Korshok who gave him A panel of three heard the complaint of justices 17 Arab by Somozatroops Send Resume: Christopher B. Kanzler reporter Brian Ross said Korshok tried to SI 000. She said Brown did not request landowners and gave the gov¬ MANAGUA. Nicaragua 2 cism by the United States and ABC-TV crewmen with Arledge issued a statement in Q:°o pcO Egypt, was started June 7. Stewart said he and a Nicara- New York saying, "This delib¬ COmPUTER LANCASTER Pa AP) — One hundred division here. The most expensive item ' Only on June 11 did owners of guan interpreter were killed erate act of murder by a soldier years ogo F.W. Woolworth opened we carry is a color TV for S499 200 acres receive land-sei¬ deliberately by national guard of the Nicaraguan government, Americas first 5 and 10 cent store in What is now a S6 billion business some LABORATORY — zure documents. troops. of a victim ordered to his knees downtown Lancaster. Today not one of and the fourth-largest retailer in America In other developments in the The 37-year old New York at a national guard roadblock, the 1 849 stores in the worldwide chain behind Sears Penny s and K-Mart — was Middle East: based newsman had been in cries out for a full investigation sells anything for a nickel. launched by Frank W. Woolworth with his last $20. He went to Lancaster after his • tinian Israeli gunners and Pales¬ guerrillas exchanged fire Nicaragua since June 10. In Washington, the State and a penalty of whatever justice is left in that land." °o0° oO °0 0 And out of 11 822 items stocked in averoge Woolworth store only four still on first store flopped in Utica N Y. The stockholders are celebrating thot across Israel's northern border with Lebanon. Lebanese offici¬ Department condemned the killings of Stewart and the After the shooting. President Anastasio Somoza sent aides ~o"cK> °oO .O sell for a dime — an artificial children s bubble pipe o comb rose and a a event with a sentimental journey to the als said at least five civilians were also wounded by artillery interpreter as "shocking and tragic events." and at least one military official to the Intercontinental Hotel to «C°° • ° .°oOo- 0 bow for wrapping. founding site for Thursday s Centenniol fire on Tyre, but there was no ./-V eather facts on the case. SUmmER SHORT COURSES v) "If preliminary reports by- annual meeting. They also wont to find The cost of everything keeps going out just how well Woolworth s is doing in 1979 s inflationary gasoline-short busi¬ The Computer Laboratory will offer a series of up said Dorrell Williams director of atmosphere. non-credit short courses in computing during advertising for Woolworth s Mid-Atlantic ness WASHINGTON AP' — President Carter stood on a White Summer Term. Registration must be made by June House roof Wednesday under a bright midday sun. and called on the nation to meet 20 percent of its energy needs with solar 29, 1°79 in the User Information Center, 313 and other exotic resources by the year 2000. Computer Center. A $2 fee covering materials is Southern youth attacked bv rats "True energy security, in both price and supply, can come charged for each short course. Computer time is only from the development of solar and renewable technolo¬ not included in the basic fee, but is available for an LEBANON Tenn nearly eaten olive (AP) -- "She was said the pediatrician right hand was nearly eaten through. Most of the fat pad in the central area of Carter, in gies," Carter said in a presidential message written to outline his solar energy goals for Congress. additional cost at the student's option. Asterisks (*1 next to course numbers indicate courses that who treated Valerie Hearn a 10-month- the hand wos eaten out he said. The president and his aides chose the terrace-like roof over have prerequisites, for more information, call the White House Cabinet room and press quarters for his old child mauled by rats. "It was more thononerot it oppeors. They d hod to be However Wiggins said he believes the child will survive. talk, calls speech. There, he dedicated a $28,000 solar powered heater 353-1800. that was installed more than a month ago to provide hot water big rots too Her bites look like they re infected Introduction to Computing (100) for the White House staff mess and office quarters Dr. Bemord For persons with little or no computing experience luly « 10. It. 12. Wiggins who runs a children s clinic in Wilson County said the attack that left Valerie in serious and she s running a fever but I think she II come out of it I he said. for solar The key elements of Carter's solar program include: • Establishment of a national goal of meeting 20 percent of 13 J-Sp m Introduction to the MSU t>500 (i01*) interned at Washington s Walter the country's energy needs with solar and renewable sources condition at a suburban Nashville hos¬ For persons with experience at another computing facility luly *, 11 Reed Hospital so Ive treated rat bites. by the end of the century pital Tuesday seen was the worst he hod ever But this attock is the worst one I ve ever technology • Creation of a Solar Bank to provide interest subsidies for owners and builders of residences and commercial structures seen. "She had rat bites where solar equipment is installed. severe on multiple Wiggins said the child might soon have • A 20 percent tax credit, up to $2,000 per home, for new- ploces of her body — both her hands her died of malnutrition if her mother had not homes built using passive solar designs and applications. A lips her ears her nose her legs and rushed her to the hospital after discover¬ Introduction to Interactive Usage (175") arms her body bock and shoulders Her passive system is one in which the design of a structure itself Introduction to the ot the interactive cximputing lax il ing the attack helps heat or cool it use luly 23 25 30, August 1 7-0 p m Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, June 21, 1979 3 ATTORNEY MIGHT SAYS JURY BEER MISLEAD Miller's By DENNIS PETROSKEY lawyer asks retrial, cites judge Eaton Circuit Judge Richard Robinson may have deprived Miller of a fair trial when he Martha Sue Young, his former fiancee. Neither body has been found. State News Staff Writer told the jury if it found Miller not guilty by reason of insanity, he would be freed should the Bengtson said the conference was to acquaint the court with motions which he will file state's Center for Forensic Psychiatry determine Miller no longer mentally ill, Bengtson that are scheduled to be heard beginning Aug. 1. The attorney for Donald Gene Miller has filed a motion for a new trial, arguing that the said. One motion would change the site of the trials to another county, he said. judge's instructions to the jury "were prejudicial to the defense." Miller, a 24-year-old MSU graduate, was convicted of rape and two counts of attempted "With NGRI (not guilty by reason of insanity) the only sentence, what's the jury going to Bengtson said he has no suggestions as to where he would like the trials to be held, but murder May 9 by a Berrien County jury and later sentenced to serve 30 to 50 years in do?" Bengtson asked. does not want them in Ingham, Eaton or Berrien counties. Bengtson's motion for the new trial will go to J udge Robinson first. Then it could possibly Anot her motion will challenge the use of hypnosis on Nancy Daniels 10 days after Stuart prison. "It (the motion) is not intended to be an allegation against the propriety of the court," go to the Michigan Court of Appeals and state Supreme Court. disappeared. The hypnosis was used to help Daniels recall events she witnessed on Aug. Tom Bengtson, Miller's attorney, said. Bengtson met Wednesday with Ingham County Circuit Court Judge Robert Holmes Bell 14, 1978. and Ingham County Prosecutor Peter Houk to discuss a number of motions concerning Daniels testified during a preliminary hearing that she saw Miller stab a woman who she Bengtson said he tried to prove that Miller was mentally ill when he attacked two Delta Miller's upcoming trials. later identified as Stuart. Township teenagers last Aug. 16, and consequently was not guilty by reason of insanity. The defense has the right to decide how the jury will be instructed on the implications of Miller will stand trial on two second degree murder charges in connection with the Bengtson has contended that the hypnotist may have influenced Daniels' recollection of a verdict when insanity is at issue, if it chooses to allow instructions at all, Bengtson said. disappearances of 30-year-old Lansing schoolteacher Kristine Rose Stuart and 19-year old the events. PERMITS MUST BE OBTAINED Beer OK two parks, in E. L. citizens fear result By DEBBIE CREEMERS closing hour. pressed concern about the possibility of State News Staff Writer The council originally passed an ordi¬ drinking spilling over from parks into Beer and wine may be consumed in two of nance which legalized drinking in all city nearby district-owned playgrounds. The the city's parks — Abbott Road and parks to correct the lack of any code. concern continued despite council assuran¬ Patriarche — under compromise amend¬ Past confiscations were illegal, according ces that the city would enforce all board ments adopted by East Lansing City to Mayor George L. Griffiths, because there prohibitions against the possession of wasn't an ordinance. alcohol on school grounds. Council Tuesday. "Police wanted the legality question Several residents, including Robert But a permit must be obtained by groups of 20 or more if beer or wine is to be cleared up," Griffiths said. Docking, Superintendent of East Lansing consumed. The move incited protests by home¬ Public Schools, made it clear to the council City Attorney Dennis McGinty said the owners and school officials at the last two they oppose drinking in any park. council meetings. "It isn't the interest of the community permits would be difficult to obtain. "We'll require 14 days advance notice and The council subsequently proposed an and could be injurious to young children," may ask that a $50 bond be posted for amendment which would have limited beer Docking said. and wine to two of the city's ten parks. Problems could arise from drunk drivers cleanups," McGinty said. The activity could not last longer than The public hearing held before Tuesday's and inebriated spectators at the already four hours and could be confined to a decision elaborated on the amendment volatile high school baseball games played restricted area, he said. The gathering proposed at an earlier meeting. at the parks, he said. would also be subject to the parks' 11 p.m. The East Lansing School Board ex- Another concern voiced dealt with the enforcement of the minimum age drinking law in the parks. Fears of property devaluation in the Gasoline alternatives areas were "I fear also raised. the possiblity of Patriarche becoming another Edward Hines in De¬ State News Deborah J. Borin troit," school Boardmember David Brogran Randy Evans (left) And Don Hiar install power lines on auditorium trees for the Summer Circle Theatre. The discussed at said. Lansing Some issue. speakers took the other side of the "Drinking doesn't seem to be a problem theatre groups' first presentation, Ah. Wilderness by Eugene O'Neill, will be July 4. which would require a total ban," said Joe Gasohol Conference Tuchinski, 259 Clarendon Rd. "Not every¬ By JEFF MINAHAN one can afford to party at the country club or in their own big backyard. One should not interfere with a citizen's freedom to Bar examiners deny charges of State News Staff Writer engage in activities until harm is detected." Supporters of gasohol gathered in Lansing Wednesday to focus attention on its potential After Carolyn Stell urged a middle as a fuel additive and alternative energy resource. Gasohol is a blend of gasoline and ethyl alcohol made from agricultural products and by-products. It is currently being marketed in a number of states. ground, the amendments were adopted over the objection of Councilmember Alan Fox who wanted all city parks included. flunking capable law students State Senator Richard Allen, R-Ithaca, organizer of the statewide conference, said its In other action the council: exam was predictable and followed trends tently lowered over the past 20 years. By United Press International denied the Pantree Restaurant a the panel said. purpose was to show there are "very good answers" to commonly asked questions about of recent years, • The State Board of Law Examiners "The grief caused by failing the bar exam transfer of its 1979 Tavern License to a full gasohol. denied Wednesday it is flunking prospec "Each member of the board denies is keenly and sincerely appreciated by the Questions generally center on the energy efficiency of gasohol and the detrimental effect year Class C license; and tive attorneys who are competent to its production may have on food supply, he said. • passed an ordinance which provides for categorically that he or she has ever had the board and the ever larger numbers who do practice law. intent or purpose to deny admission to not pass the exam poses an extremely Bob Soleta, executive director of the National Gasohol Commission, Inc., said that the issuance of a license and sticker industries around the country are beginning to take a serious look at gasohol as a possible showing that rental property is in com¬ The unusually low percentage of law- practice law to any applicant competent to difficult dilemma for the board: should it recommend to the Supreme Court that the alternative to present sources of fuel. pliance with the housing code. graduates who passed the February bar practice law," said a report on the February test. Only 57 percent of those taking the standards for determining competence be Gasohol is becoming more economically feasible, he said. As the price of gas goes up, lowered still further or should it continue to exam passed. gasohol becomes cheaper because its price increases at a slower rate, Soleta said. require a 67.5 percent proficiency rate of A1 Mavis, farm energy coordinator for the Illinois Department of Agriculture, said The report listed several factors con¬ those who take the bar exam?" the report gasohol was "simply more efficient" than normal gasoline. Mavis said gasohol is a renewable fuel, is higher in octane than normal gasoline and is environmentally clean. "Gasohol is also good for a state like Michigan, whose number one business is Legislature approves tributing to the failures. It said more repeaters — persons who have failed before — take the February The board also denied that the bar not a valid measure of a exam graduate's exam than take the July test. By past competence to practice law. compromise on fuel automobiles and number two business is tourism," he said. experience, the panel said, repeaters have a Mavis and other speakers emphasized the high prices being charged for crude oil by "The Michigan law schools have reported much lower pass rate than those taking the foreign countries. The U.S. is paying millions of dollars to Organization of Petroleum exam for the first time. to the board that those who fail the Exporting Countries that could be used to develop gasohol, he said. , , . i , i ,i Michigan bar exam tend to come, almost Mavis also stressed an urgent nted for conservation, which he said the use of gasohol By JAMES V. HIGGINS Under the bill, Milliken could declare an Of the o9b aw graduates who took the ' , , f .. > .. L i/ » • ,,,, , 1fi OA 0f. , „ „„„ exc exc usively, from the bottom half of their us veiv, irom uie oouoin nan would advance. United Press International energy emergency and assume powers to February exam, 119 or 20 percent were ,, , , . -. „„ c ass standings, the report said, ., "We are going to get conservation by substitution, not denial," he said. The Legislature Wednesday approved a regulate building temperatures, close build nusua v high proportion, repeaters — an unusually high prop< * A group of state legislators presented their views on gasohol and discussed legislation compromise bill giving Gov. William G. ings and roads, force a switch to public- the board said. Results of the February exam were which has been introduced in Congress to promote the development of gasohol. Milliken broad powers to enforce conserva¬ transportation, lower speed limits or direct discussed earlier this month with officials of Based on the declining success rate in the Senator Gary Corbin, D-Clio, said he recently introduced a bill which would reduce the tion and juggle fuel supplies during an fuel supplies to specific areas. February exams since 1976, it was pro Michigan's five law schools, but no formal energy crisis. He also could suspend any state statute conclusions emerged from the four-hour state tax on gasohol by six cents. jected that 62 percent would pass, the He stressed the need to make gasohol a Michigan-based product in order to better utilize Backers said the measure might find its or rule that had a direct bearing on the meeting, the board said. in the current report said. After appeals are exhausted, the agricultural output of the state. first use gasoline supply energy situation. the success rate still may reach that mark, "Board members and law school officials The Michigan Gasohol Day Conference also included a research panel and a presentation shortages caused by an independent truck¬ The final compromise blended the it said. felt that the February results might by representatives of companies producing gasohol. Michigan currently has 32 stations ers strike. House's desire for a broad grant of authority In addition, the board said standards for represent an aberration that might not be selling gasohol across the state. Milliken, who actively sought the emer¬ and the Senate's wish for a "laundry list" of determining competence have been consis repeated in the future," the report said. Wednesday was declared Gasohol Day by legislative resolution and gubernatorial gency powers, is expected to sign the specific powers. proclamation. measure quickly. A conference committee met briefly to iron out differences in previous House and Senate versions of the bill. It approved without debate in the House on an 86-1 vote. Senate opponents voiced their was then Ban on welfare abortions OK'd Tornado touches final objections before the upper chamber adopted the compromise on a 26-3 tally. by Michigan House lawmakers , It has two purposes — to help Michigan cope quickly with an energy crisis and to MSU takes precautions give the state a mechanism for avoiding any federal energy conservation measures that By JOANNA FIRESTONE for all welfare abortions — other than those benefits for the unborn children of poor likely would include weekend gas station United Press International to save the mother's life — for fiscal women. A tornado which touched down one take shelter, she said. closings. The state House Wednesday rejected and 1979-80. House Republicans failed, on a 41 60 vote, mile west of Eaton County hampered In the Administration State officials wanted a separate conser¬ repeal that policy although GOP Leader Building, per then approved an amendment to the $1.4 The vote sets the stage for yet another to activities on the MSU campus and in sonnel were alerted to take cover in the vation framework because they feared William Bryant of Grosse Pointe Park said billion welfare budget that again bans the battle between the legislature and the basement and designated emergency weekend closings would unnecessarily it only encouraged young pregnant women surrounding areas for almost an hour use of state funds for abortions. governor over welfare abortions. Wednesday afternoon. areas, secretary in the Provost's Office damage the state's vital tourist industry. An amendment building the prohibition Twice in the past, Gov. William G. to leave their parents' homes strictly for the said. Milliken vetoed sections of welfare budget money. The Department of Public Safety into the giant welfare spending plan first Residence Hall managers were noti¬ bills that appropriated only $1 for abor A Republican amendment to force Medi¬ turned on the siren system and opened the emergency shelters for the East fied by the East and West Campus MSU trustees failed on a 47-35 vote but was reconsidered because many of the 110 House members caid recipients to pay $5 toward each Operations Offices of the emergency. were meeting at the time with Gov. William But two legislators filed a court challenge emergency room visit also went down to Lansing area after receiving word from defeat, 42 53 vote. Downtown, Gov. William G. Milliken of the last such veto, for the current fiscal on a the Eaton County Sheriffs Office that a tornado had been sighted. was holding a press conference in the Capitol when the storm broke. Milliken. to meet tonight G. Milliken on the gasoline problems in the southwestern portion of the state. year. An Ingham County Circuit Court a Rep. Fred Dillingham of co-payment system Fowlerville said would discourage The sheriffs office sighted a tornado The MSU Board of Trustees will meet The amendment was approved on the judge this month ruled Milliken overstepped his staff and media representatives his legal authority in vetoing the restrictive welfare recipients from abusing emergency one mile west of Eaton County on M-50 second ballot. were forced to take cover in the tonight at 7 in 106 Kellogg Center. M. Cecil section of the budget bill. room facilities and save the state $750,000. at 1:13 p.m. The warning was officially A roll call was not requested so the exact basement for about an hour. Mackey, Jr., the recently-appointed presi¬ over at 2 p.m. dent of MSU, said Tuesday he will attend vote tally was unknown. However, it The case currently is being reviewed by The National Weather Service re¬ the Michigan Court of Appeals. the meeting. appeared from the green and red lights on On campus, building managers were ported half-inch hail fell in downtown The House amendment to prohibit wel alerted to the warning and told to take Lansing, and winds up to 55 miles per hour were reported at Capital City The board will reconvene Friday at 7 a.m. for committee meetings on health, land and the vote board that at least 60 House members favored the abortion ban. fare abortions in fiscal 1979 80 was offered Correction cover. physical facilities, and affirmative action. The massive welfare budget — largest of by Rep. Stanley Stopczynski, the brother of Due to a composing error, it was incor¬ At the MSU Library, an attempt was Airport. of the lawmakers who filed the court all the budget bills — was sent to the Senate one made to have all students and staff go to The weather service said it had Following lunch, the board will reconvene rectly stated in Wednesday's State News at 1 p.m. in the Board Room of the for its scrutiny on a 66 30 vote. Another suit Rep. Thaddeus Stopczynski. the basement, library clerk Katherine received several unconfirmed reports of that the MSU Department of Human Administration Building to hear public fight on the welfare abortion issue is Thaddeus Stopczynski was not present at Jorgenson said. touchdowns in Cass, Montcalm, Eaton Wednesday's House session. Medicine may receive $3.6 million in state However, some students would not and Bay counties. comments, accept gifts and grants and expected when the Senate debates the budget bill. In the last year's budget bill, the House funding. The correct amount is $13.6 award bids and contracts for building million. alterations. Under the House bill, $1 is appropriated approved Aid to Dependent Children □pinion Somoza may be 'LASH' LARROWE ousted from his Searching for good ratings collapsing regime I've got these SIRS forms from spread out on the desk in front of me, I'm fall term ,»f u inH I've had in four years up State. He hasn't read a here at book in twenty "My dean has us ship our SIRS over to his office," I explains. "If they have favorable comments on 'em, he factors that into your for on a change," I explains. "Instead of goin' about my old standbys like the Wobblies, Harry Bridges, and the migrant farm busily typing away when I look up and years. Why doesn't the 'U' put him out to merit increase, gives you big bucks. If workers, I got me an up-to-the-minute econ there's this smart aleck leaning against the pasture?" Nicaragua's President Anastasio Somoza Debayle nearly had door. "What does he know about teaching?" I they're like the ones I got here, he cuts you text, read to the class from it about trigger revolution brought to his doorstep last week. Months of intense fighting demands. "Has he ever been in front of a off at the pockets." pricing, why minimum wages are inflation¬ "Filling out job applications. Lash baby?" "How could he possibly know what's on ary, the Laffer Curve." by the Sandinista guerrillas, who oppose Somoza's dictatorship, she smirks. "There's a rumor going around class? I get good ratings, too, you know." them?" she asks. "That's a big pile you have "Sounds real exciting," she gushes. culminated outside the city of Managua when the freedom fighters came you're being eased out." "I'd like to see one," she says doubtfully. "Students must've thought the course was there, just for your one class, Lash, and within sight of Somoza's bunker. The guerrillas' advance represents the "I'm replying to complaints my students "I don't have it here," I tells her. "It's at you're only one out of 140 profs in the super that term." made on these damn SIRS," I says testily, the shop being framed." most significant headway the insurgents have made in their march on business school. He'd have 20,000 SIRS to "They sure did," I says. "It showed up on stuffing a letter into an envelope. "Your dean isn't going to be too pleased my SIRS, too. See those two up there on the Nicaragua's capital city and may be a sign that Somoza is on the way out. "How do you know where to send 'em?" when he sees these," she says, leafing read, maybe more, if everybody in your wall? They came out of that class." From this point on, it appears that Somoza is living on borrowed time. she asks. "Students don't put their names college turned them in to him. There's no through the stack. way he can read 'em all." "Your dean must have been pleased," she His denouncement of the Sandinistas, labeling them communists and on 'em. do they?" "He'll never see 'em," I says. "Soon as I says. "I suppose he gave you a hefty raise "You don't know my dean," I tells her. hooligans, has done nothing to discourage them from slowly gaining "I let my secretary take care of that," I finish answering the complaints, these "You go by his office most any Saturday that year." support in the countryside. In Nicaragua's case, that support would snaps. SIRS'll go right into the wastebasket. I "He gave me a whopping 15 percent," I "You could be wasting your time. Lash." night after the bars close, you see him represent an overwhelming majority of the country's people since can't afford to let my dean see them." hunched over piles of papers in there, grins. "Sent along a real nice personal note she says, picking one up. "All this says is with it, too. Wrote it himself: 'You did a Nicaragua is made up almost solely of sparsely populated rural areas what everybody I know says about you "What's money got to do with it?" she taking notes like crazy. He's reading our SIRS, yessir!" bang-up job for the college this term, fella. which sprawl from its capital city. Managua is virtually the last vicinity already: Larrowe has to be the biggest bag We need more of your type teaching.' " "No wonder your dean looks tired all the showing any sort of resistance to the guerrillas as government troops, time," she muses. "What I hear about your "I know how hungry you are for the loyal to Somoza's regime, engage in heavy fighting with the Sandinistas lectures, Lash," she adds, "you must have bucks, Lash," she says. "Why aren't you in the air as well as on the ground. had some pretty lean years, salary-wise." still doing what the dean liked so well? He'd Somoza's failing regime is reminiscent of dictatorships past. "You better believe it," I says bitterly. be giving you heavy bread, and you "What I can't understand, though, I been wouldn't have to spend all this time Nicaragua's unpopular president is the most recent successor of the using the same lecture notes right along answering complaints from your students, Somoza dynasty, established with the help of the United States in the that I used back in 1958, when I was in the either." '20s. When American economic interests were threatened in Nicaragua running for an outstanding teacher award." "I sure would if I could," I tells her at the end of World War I, the Marines moved in and the government "Haven't you had even one good term in ruefully. "But somebody ripped off that book I was reading to the class from that established a stable regime that would look favorably upon America's the last twenty years?" she asks. "I had a real good one a couple years term. The heck of it is, the book's out of stake in the country. Since the first Somoza took office, the country has ago," I says proudly. print, and I haven't been able to replace it." declined economically to the point where the majority remain poor while "What did you do different that time?" "All I have left is my 20-year-old lecture Somoza — with past American support — has grown increasingly rich. she asks. notes. You can see why I can't let my dean The Carter administration has taken steps to cut off its ties with the "I decided to teach some real economics look at these SIRS." Somoza government, announcing that there will be no more military or economic aid for the falling regime. The administration's sanctions will probably have no immediate impact on the fighting, and Somoza is VIEWPOINT: IRAN confident that his troops will win the battle anyway. But Somoza's troops are faced with limited internal support, while many of Nicaragua's citizens are siding with the guerrillas, who show more promise in winning the battle than does Somoza's national guard. Accuracy should Nicaraguans have more to gain from supporting the Sandinistas. Under the present government, the situation in Nicaragua is strikingly similar to t he disarray in Tehran before the fall of the shah. The wealth is concentrated within the government, while the rest of the country have been verified suffers from unsanitary conditions, lack of food and a low literacy rate. By ALAN FISHER the past the authenticity, accuracy and The seeds of revolution, which were sowed long ago in Nicaragua, are Recently, a series of articles by Hassan general fairness of the articles have been Khademian has been published under the usually considered and verified. I wonder if coming to a brim with the recent success of the Sandinistas. The heading "Perspectives on Iran." When the usual care was exercised in this case? guerrillas are receiving support from even the wealthier citizens of editorial decisions are made at The State Many of Khademian's statements, pre¬ Managua — entrepreneurs who extend a helping hand to the soldiers, News to give a large amount of space to one sented as information items or historical hoping that their aid isCgoing to the eventual rulers of Nicaragua. topic and one author it seems to me that in background, are controversial and exhibit a partisan tinge. One could well inquire about Despite the bleak outlook for Somoza's government, Somoza is not the accuracy of many. Just a few examples of buckling under growing pressure from Washington to step down. He such statements, the validity of which has repeatedly maintained that he has support of the people, and claims VIEWPOINT: LAW REVISION one would well question are the following: he has never been witness to any acts of violence against Nicaraguans. The claim that it took Europeans to suggest Somoza has instead chosen to fuel his own little Red Scare by that the Ottomans and Safavis go to war; the denouncing the Sandinistas and holding on to power as long as possible. But even if Somoza's troops win the most recent conflict, it will probably Motorcycles for view that "there was no economic conflict between those two nations;" and the claim that Western intervention was crucial even not add any more stability to the country or public support for the By RANDY LARSCHEID his tow trucks and buy one large semi¬ visit MSU and give DPS some pointers. in the 16th century to the splitting of the trailer. The more the merrier, right Roger? But of course, there are always some government. I got a ticket the other day on my Islamic world. In fact, a) the Ottomans and motorcycle for parking in a reserved faculty It might also alleviate a lot of unnecessary problems or side effects with every new Safavis were not "nations" but multi¬ Somoza may not have lost all credibility within his country, but his proposal. I'll try not to be naive. lot. In fact, I got it a couple of weeks ago, I ticket-giving so DPS can get back to a national empires; b) they fought for control loyal band of troops is currently the only safeguard he possesses in just haven't paid it yet. normal police schedule. Safety of the Michigan's weather permits cycles on the of various nationalities and regions in the maintaining his regime. In the past, armies loyal to a dictator have It made me think how much space my students should be their first priority — not road for only a limited period of time. Caucasus and Azerbaijan in which the Therefore, during those winter months proven to be fickle under siege, and such an occurrence in Nicaragua cycle uses up as compared to a car or truck. wTiter's cramp. Maybe public relations Europeans showed no interest whatsoever could seal Somoza's fate. America, in the meantime, can do nothing but It got me wondering what it would be like if would improve. maybe the University would allow snowmo¬ until both Ottomans and Safavis were the University loosened its parking laws for And it would seem easier to have a couple biles on campus. Instead of buses, have a wait out this seemingly endless battle. challenged by Petrine Russia; c) religious motorcycles. of motorcycle lots on campus (across from tow rope behind every snowmobile. politics were extremely important for both It seems to me there would be more Anthony Hall or the Planetarium would be Wouldn't that be great — skiing to class. sultan and shah in justifying their expan¬ reserved spaces left for those faculty and idealt instead of all these scattered car lots. And then there's the old problem you see sionist policies. staff who do drive cars. It would also help Do you know how many motorcycles can fit every spring and fall. It's the manner in Khademian implies through these his¬ Students pick the gas situation for this area with respect to in just one of these lots? which some people drive their ten-speeds up torical background statements that it was how much gas is consumed daily. Maybe the And motorcycles are a lot more fun and around campus. Imagine putting some of Western imperialism that caused what practical. They're easy to maintain and these crazies on high-powered motorcycles. University would become a pace-setter. hostilities there were in the area in the 16th It would also be easier for Roger's control. They're cheap and anyone can learn There would be mass motorcycle madness century and even before. He forgets that the Marathon. They could haul away more than to drive one. DPS could start their own every May. Hey, who knows, it could be the tab onee more one cycle at a time and still charge the same price for each one. I'm sure Roger won't CHiP's patrol on campus. A lot of rapes and muggings and stuff like that could be better than a non-alcoholic spring concert that gets rained out every year. Just let Ottomans and Safavis were the "super powers" of that day and they both acted as "super powers." It was not the "imperial¬ object to that. In fact he would probably sell prevented. Maybe even Eric Estrada would everyone go nuts. ism" of the West (which in many ways was University officials have taken undue advantage of students by And supposedly motorcycles are more the underdeveloped or developing world at implementing an IM pool fee. Beginning this week, MSU students dangerous than cars when it comes to that time) that brought them to war, but the accidents. I once heard there's an 80 percent wishing to relax at the IM Sports-West outdoor pool this summer will be chance of getting killed on a cycle during an incompatibility of their own imperialist required to pay an $8 seasonal fee or 50 cents per visit. And although the accident. A good way to eliminate that is ban ambitions. All of his "historical" statements are made to substantiate his claim that the factors leading to this decision are complicated and very real, we feel the University has unfairly placed the financial burden on those who cannot The State News all cars from campus. That way only motorcycles hit other motorcycles. Or new Iranian government is not Persian and has no antipathy towards non-Persian afford it. pedestrians. It's hard to say which is better, minorities. The relationship, from a logical According to Frank Beeman, director of intramural sports, increases though. I've never been hit by a motorcycle. perspective, eludes me. And in any case, his Thursday, June 21, 1979 Nor by a car for that matter so what in student participation during the year account for the unprecedented Editorials are the opinions of the State News Viewpoints columns difference does it make? argument does not really deal with the fact users fee. In addition. Beeman cites the general upward inflation trend that there is considerable unrest among the and letters are personal opinions But seriously folks, I do think some Arab population of the south, the Kurdish and hourly labor pay rate increases as major factors for the new policy. consideration should be given to new provinces are in rebellion, there has been a We realize that rising costs are an unfortunate consequence of modern Editorial Department motorcycle laws. Maybe the campus could good deal of bloodshed in the Turcoman institutional management. Nevertheless, students, especially those set up a class in cycle safety every term Photo Editoi Deborah J Bonn northeast, and finally, that Khomeini's Sheila Beachum (Two-Wheeler 201). It might help some¬ enrolled during summer term, are ill-prepared to pay for such Managing £difo Entertainment S Book Editor Bill Holdship government has as yet not included in Opinion Editor M.choe/ Megenon what. And they could raise money every Spoflf (dltor Jonssen positions of power leaders of the non-Per¬ previously free benefits as the use of their campus pool. Janet Holfmonn Layout Editor Paula M Mohr year by sponsoring motorcycle races, sian There is also a question of timing. Mr. Beeman and company were Paul Co* minority groups. Ctnet Copy Editor Sandra Sweeney enduros, motocrosses, hill climbs and Khademian's views belong in the "letter to surely aware of the need for a pool fee during spring term. They Slatt Representative Mtchele McElmurry scrambles. Might develop into a new Big Ten the editor" portion of the newspaper, should neglected however to inform swimmers of the decision until students sport, who knows. Earvin could come home not have been published in a series as though Advertising Department and sell "Magic" motorcycles on the side. returned for summer registration. It reminds us of last fall's sudden they were background articles, and should Advertising Manager Can you imagine "Magic Motorcycles in change of policy concerning student basketball tickets. The confusion ^^K°^AocMA\at^^^Ass^Adven DEMOLISH HEW found their speech patterns showed evidence of should take into account language variance when black English. they are evaluating students. Dr. Geneva Smithermen told the court if She said the students' performance on stan¬ On the way to the finals children "are told their language forms are not dardized tests probably reflect their language accepted, they will tend to withdraw and become background rather than a lack of learning nonverbal." aptitude. SKSHS v . - i Labor-backed contender —:;..rx v .. . ; wins LCC board seat SLTT?-. rstt ffjsyjyj: Tournament a DonnelK affair classes. Labor-backed Denise Arnold "It's good that there's labor "I could argue either side," finished first in the recent representation on the board," she said. "The broader the she said, "but I'm kind of sold on election to fill three vacancies on the open-door policy." the Lansing Community College representation, the better it is." McKesson said of the McKesson received 6,771 Board of Trustees. She was one issues the board will be dealing votes. followed by incumbents Phyllis with is the possible alteration of Another incumbent, David McKesson and David Froh. the college's open-enrollment Froh, received 6,458 votes. He Arnold, supported by the is the director of the state labor coalition, Independent policy because some students Community Alliance for a Res¬ with reading problems are hav¬ Energy Administration and has served on the board since 1965. ponsible Education, received ing difficulty with certain •n:r 8,348 votes. The 31-year-old mother is a state House commit¬ tee clerk. In addition to Arnold, the labor coalition supported two Code violations im other candidates. The board was faced with an eight-day faculty strike last fall. The strike ended when won a suit students asking for an discussed tonight injunction to end the walkout. A proposed East Lansing Court Building, 301 M.A.C. Although Arnold criticized housing code violation fine Ave. the board in her campaign, the Discussion of the schedule present board chairperson, Phyllis McKesson, said she will schedule will be discussed by the Housing and Community was deferred from last month's <"* an,I find no difficulty working with Development Commission at meeting. East Lansing City ,s,„ the new member. 7:30 tonight, 54-B District Council recently approved the charging of a reinspection fee hird fan . ,s for housing owners who fail to correct code violations. Lansing energy is Staff reports on the Department of Housing and Urban Development review of U.S. the 1979-82 city Community topic of LCC forum Development Block Grant appli¬ cation will also be presented. Other staff reports will focus on the city's community devel¬ Lansing's energy options will be discussed at a public forum tonight from 7 to 10 in the Amphitheater of the Lansing opment housing rehabilitation Community College Arts and Sciences Building. program. Discussion will also take place The program, sponsored by the MSU Center for Urban Affairs, will include representatives from consumer, government and on a new cooperative housing business sectors in the Lansing area. rehabilitation program and a John Veenstra of the Ingham County Energy Office; Marty fraternity-sorority housing re habilitation program. Bakken of Ratepayers United, a consumer interest group; and Ted The commission will also Bragg of the Greater Lansing Chamber of Commerce will examine review the proposed events the energy options open to Lansing. schedule for the community State Rep. Lynn Jondahl, D-East Lansing, will discuss the role of citizen participation in the decision-making process as it relates development program applica¬ tion for 1980. to energy decisions. 4-H activities include exhibits ... FOR YQIJ TO PURCHASE A COPY on divergent array of topics OF THE SPECIAL STATE NEWS Exhibits on everything from think of," said Jayne Marsh, gasohol and engine tuning dis¬ plays. cow-milking, omelet and energy conservation techniques to disco dancing will fill the concourses of Spartan Stadium coordinator of the event. On Saturday, the 4-Hers will exhibit and demonstrate what crepe-making, style shows and a 2,000-meter mini-marathon. M.S.U. SPARTAN they learned during Explor Action Day will run from 9 to Saturday as Michigan 4-Hers ation Days. Action Day activi¬ 11:30 a.m. and is free and open present Action Day '79. BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP ties will include mix-it-yourself to the public. 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Ave., from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday, June 21, 1979 ^ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Jerry Lee s 'nhis ikcolife r away Entertajnment^ By BILL HOLDSHIP State News Reviewer During rock 'n roll's first golden era, no performer was wilder than the legendary Kil¬ show at the Lansing Civic Center two winters ago will no doubt testify that the Killer still presents some of the greatest pure rock 'n roll to be rockabilly years late guitarist, Burton whose credits King of rock 'n roll. Most Lewis James include of performing with the importantly, Jerry Lee includes the Killer's classic "I Like It Like (also a hit for the Dave That" Clark-5 during the '60s British Inva¬ sion), and a little-known 1976 Bob Dylan composition entitled "Rita May." The latter songs's ler Jerry Lee Lewis. Elvis heard onstage. Unfortunately, 'Players' & 'Prophecy' flop — due to record label latest single "Rockin' My lyrics are a perfect vehicle for ; may have been the music's a poor — cultural sex symbol and Chuck Jerry Lee: "Rita May/You got ; your body in the way/You're so ; Berry its "vulgar" poet laur damn nonchalant/But it's your • eate, but Lewis had the distinc¬ scenarist Arnold Schulman sized, will one day come to tion of standing with only Little mind that I want/You got me ' By BYRON BAKER and North Dallas Forty, a have here almost utterly failed deliver the tribe from its suffer Richard as a performer who bumpin' and a humpin'/Even State News Reviewer gridiron drama with Nick Nolte though I'm feelin' nothin'/Rita Last year last summer, and Charles Durning, adapted to tap it. She is inexpressive ing. Sure. was genuinely insane. Ar¬ — and distant. Martin, who makes Enter a doctor (Robert Fox May." particularly — was a vintage from a novel by former MSU rogant. anarchic and totally out The album also includes ; star Peter Gent. Both his screen debut here, isn't bad, worth, who looks as if he had of his mind, the Killer was often financial season for Paramount cage three country tunes — "Every ; Paramount and Gulf & Western but his inexperience frequently been cloned from Robert Reed) known to set his piano on fire if Pictures. Grease, released in Day I Have To Cry," "I Wish I < Industries (its mother-con- shows. There's no chemistry and his pregnant wife (Talia that's what it took to drive an June of '78, was a genuine Was 18 Again," and Charlie glomerate) were most bullish between these lovers. Hence, Shire, a swell actress wasted in audience into a total frenzy. blockbuster; the '50s musical Rich's "Who Will The Next Fool ! on the prospects for the year. there is no passion in the love a role that Faith Domergue Jerry Lee's career came to a fantasy has to date thrown off could have phoned in) from the Be" (in which Lewis inter ] But, it doesn't always work story. Players is a movie of sudden standstill in 1958 when almost $90 million in rentals in changes "stud" with "fool" ; that way. After looking at surfaces — very handsome and EPA to research an environ¬ he was internationally con¬ the U.S. and Canada alone, and throughout). Lewis is probably ; Paramount's first two summer polished surfaces, but, only mental impact statement. They demned and even banned from has become the most successful C&W's greatest male vocalist. ■ releases, Players and Prophe¬ surfaces. find big fish, bigger tadpoles, a certain countries for marrying picture in the studio's history. murderous raccoon, and even¬ his 13 year old cousin. The Kil¬ Unlike your standard Merle • Warren Beatty's Heaven Can cy, it seems evident that far tually, huge, mucous-covered Haggard type fare, the Killer ! Wait was a great commercial more time, effort and accom Prophecy (at the Meridian 8 ler's career never again reach often growls, often cries, trans Theatres), though, is much mutations of bears, pigs and ed the notoriety it achieved and critical smash. Foul Play plished skill has gone into the forming country music into a ; worse. Like Alien and some of other native animals — it has and the modestly budgeted Up plans to sell these films than during the early rock years, diminished form of the blues. in Smoke each generated near something to do with long-term although he has been quite mercury pollution by the local successful throughout the '60s Country-rock has been an often ly $30 million in domestic used term during the last few rentals. And, throughout 1978, ... I mean, my God! If these two pictures paper mill — which, of course, and '70s as a Country & live only to eat and destroy. years, but this is the genuine Western performer. there was the lucrative fallout are any indication of the rest of the Para¬ item. Lewis makes a play of The acting is wooden, the In a sense, it's a shame that from the extended playoff of sorts on this device by includ¬ mount product to come this summer, then screenplay (By David Seltzer, Jerry Lee Lewis is too often Saturday Night Fever, which ing a country version of Lloyd the studio — and the nation's exhibitors — who wrote The Omen) cliched associated solely with the C&W has rolled up U.S. and Canada Price's great R&B hit, "Person and undeveloped, and John rentals of over $70 million while are potentially in serious trouble. genre because — even at 43- (Mercury) and Life Away," and it is his best Frankenheimer's direction is,at an even poorer ality." performing spectacularly years-old — the Killer rocks Nashville producer (Jerry since "Drinkin' Wine Spo-Dee best perfunctory. It's hard to on! Lewis is one of the very few Jerry Lee Lewis isn't a abroad. Kennedy), Lewis' recent re¬ 'O Dee," also released in '73. say what Frankenheimer — '50s rock artists to grow old perfect album (I'm still waiting It was the sort of season cords have sounded nothing The song is a rousing, tidal for the Killer to record another the other fine horror and fan once one of Hollywood's bright which studio chieftains and has gone into making them. I gracefully, and his name re¬ more than bland, and his vinyl wave rocker which exemplifies tasy films of recent years, the est talents was trying to do mains hallowed icon to more super-session), but it is still a mean, my God! If these two — a mother-conglomerate chairper¬ here. Did he simply lose in¬ rock performances have made where the Killer got his name, great album, nonetheless. On sons can only dream of. And, pictures are any indication of picture has its roots in the recent rock stars in the know. more than one critic feel that and it provides the listener "Rockin' My Life Away," Lewis the of the Paramount low budget genre movies of the terest in the project, consider¬ In fact, John Lennon once flushed with success, Para rest perhaps the Killer's rock had with some of the most dynamic '50s. You know the kind of ing it beneath his talents? Or, visited Lewis' dressing room to interchanges the line "I like mount's key production and product to come this summer, rolled. piano work Lewis has per rock 'n roll/and it's durn sure then the studio — and the picture this is — mankind, did he feel guilty making so literally bow and kiss the distribution executives huddled Jerry Lee Lewis (Elektra formed on vinyl in years. If here to stay" with "My name is to map out plans for the next nation's exhibitors — are po¬ dealing in sciences and raw overtly commercial a movie? Killer's feet, and Patti Smith Was he having personal diffi¬ 6E-184) is the Killer's first you're a fan of rock music in its Jerry Lee Lewis/and I'm durn Most of the studio's tentially in serious trouble. materials we were never meant said in a recent interview that season. culties? release on his new label, and — purest sense, the song is sure here to stay." After listen¬ Players (at the Spartan to understand, wreaks great if she'd like to make love to the huge 1978 grosses came during It's hard to believe that the while the album isn't perfect — guaranteed to take your breath ing to this LP, it's rather the summer; the hot weather Triplex) is a pretty but clearly inadvertent havoc upon the Holy Ghost, but the closest she man who made such kinetic, it is his best record since the away. apparent that the two are empty "older woman" (Ali Mac earth and its creatures. Only could get to that would proba¬ days are increasingly regarded classic London Sessions LP The majority of songs on the pretty much one and the same. Graw) and "younger man" here, the menace isn't atomic technically accomplished films bly be Jerry Lee Lewis. by the major distributors as released in 1973. On the new new LP are somewhat obscure (Dean-Paul Martin) love story. energy (as in, say, Them or as The Manchurian Candidate, Above all, the Killer has one of the key periods for record, Lewis is finally working rockers from rock's early era, breaking important releases (the other is the Christmas For a romance, it's a fairly exciting movie about tennis; Godzilla, King of the Mon¬ sters). It's industrial pollution. Grand Prix and Black Sunday could suddenly make such a remained account crazy for his (which may growing old again with a prestigious and including Roy Hamilton's "Don't Let Go," Jimmie Rogers' starlTte" The problems of our de¬ limp, dull, silly movie. The respected producer, Bones holiday season). Thus, the the movie only comes alive on gracefully), regardless of Howe, in addition tea dynamite "Rockin' Little Angel," Allen the courts. The racquet foot¬ spoiled environment and the monsters have their creepy whether he's playing country studio's plans figured signifi¬ band which includes legendary Toussaint and Chris Kenner's shot by James Crabe ultimate effects of dangerously moments, but the director music or his seminal rhythm & cantly around June, July and age, as (who photographed Rocky) and toxic chemicals upon the eco¬ doesn't use them well — he blues. In fact, Lewis — who August. Production schedules, print cut by Randy Roberts, is real- system is a valid and important tries to terrorize the audience once called himself "the original subject for a movie (I mean, I with them for shock value. But recently said that he delivery, national release dates, istic^ and first-rate, involving hippie" — specific theater bookings, ex¬ the viewer in a way television have PBB in my body; most of we only see how phony and is also the original punk rocker. tensive print and video ad buys, coverage of the sport never you probably do too — tell me, artificial the "creatures" look. Anyone who caught Lewis' what will that mean) — even a special promotion schemes and the usual exploitation ideas can. Martin Dean Martin — — yep, the son of is obviously an horror movie like this one. But Prophecy is resolutely terri¬ The famous were all specially coordinated accomplished tennis player, and a long in advance, so the studio could supply for the nation he seems to hold against such tennis pros as his own ble and false picture — the kind of movie which displays no Custom Printed battles what it likes to call a "summer vacation plan." Their work Guillermo Vilas Nastase. Pancho Gonzalez is and Ilie evidence at all that any of the cast or production crew cared of history. centered around seven films; excellent as Martin's coach. But the movie isn't really about or believed in the project. Never mind that it doesn't Hats Players, a love story set against includes hat about tennis — at least it work as a serious film; it the pro tennis scene with Ali s3.75 doesn't mean to be. Players is doesn't even work as a middl¬ and your print MacGraw; Prophecy, an ecolo- gy-themed horror movie di¬ mostly concerned with the re¬ ing-monster monster movie. 10." set up tee rected by John Frankenheimer; lationship between MacGraw, a There is little new or original Minimum order of 12 Escape From Alcatraz, a Clint fortyish "kept" woman who about this film: a big lumber Eastwood actioner directed by waits in her luxurious Cuer- company and a tribe of native Don Siegel; Bloodline, an all- navaca villa for a call from her Americans are embroiled in a LETTERING star adaption of the Sidney European lover (Maximilian dispute over timber rights in 2227 W. Grand River, Okemos Sheldon bestseller; Sunburn, a Schell), and Martin, a young Maine. There have been some 349-5184 romantic thriller with Charles tennis bum who makes his grotesque and violent deaths in Grodin and Farrah Fawcett- living through bets on his court the forest as of late. The Majors; Meatballs, a summer prowess. If MacGraw has any company blames the Indians; camp comedy starring Satur¬ real screen acting ability, di¬ the Indians blame a god-like day Night Live's Bill Murray, rector Anthony Harvey and creature, which, it is prophe- NOW ADVENTURE SEASON PLAYING IS HERE •Books -on every conceivable »ubtect GREAT LAKES •Magazines -0>ou*en Shadow of the Hawk Check Our Spring Specials LOOK TO THE LEADER Rated PG 541 E. Grand River 351-2060 wm—msmmJ frank shorter sports $5.00 OFF tj. fa Buy any Medium Pizza H0LDEN REID The five major shoe brands we carry at the Regular Any Pair of Adult- give us the most complete line of athletic size Spot Built All THE ATTIC Contemporary Men * & Boys Clothiers footwear in the mid Michigan area. From court to track, or just leisure wear, Price Identical Pizza TREE get the Purpose Cleets with Coupon we have a shoe for you. Good Until 6-28-79 2830 E. Grand River ■ | 1203 E. 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It even affects people where Another reason that there is no charge to swim in these pools is they don't expect it. because there is no extra help needed for these pools in the For the first time, students, faculty and staff will have to pay a summer because they are open all year long. fee if they wish to use the outdoor pool at the IM Sports West. Students currently enrolled will have to pay 50 cents each time they wish to swim or purchase a pass for $8 that will enable them to swim without additional charge. The pass is good for the entire summer. Students that were enrolled spring term, faculty and Erdin semifinals staff must pay 75 cents each time they want to swim or buy a pass identical to that of the student for $10. MSU golfer Sue Ertl continues her quest for a second straight Frank Beeman, director of Intramural Sports and Recreative Spring Lake Invitational Golf Tournament championship as she takes on Elaine Crosby of University of Michigan in the semi-final Services, was quick to point out that more money was needed to round of the match play tournament this morning. keep the pool open. "We (the IM staff) aren't happy with the new Ertl and Crosby went three holes Wednesday and were tied swim fee, but what we've come to with the budget we have been before lightning forced an end to the competition. If Ertl can allocated and the income we do produce is that we simply do not better Crosby's card this morning she will play in the have enough money," he explained. "Inflation and increased labor costs have outstripped the growth of our budget." championship round against Cindy Figg of Mount Pleasant this afternoon. The IM department cut costs as much as they could during "It's too bad we can't be out there playing," Ertl said spring term trying to avoid the fee. For example, early bird swim was eliminated from the IM Sports-West indoor pool lit is being Wednesday afternoon. "I'm playing pretty well but I guess I'll just State News Kathy Kilbury have to use this time to rest." Ertl breathed a sigh of relief as she continued in the IM Sports-Circle pool) and security was dropped explained that she, her mother who was watching Wednesday's In past summers, students have been able to swim, sunbathe and play chess at the outdoor pool for no charge. from the IM buildings (it will be continued fall term). match and her opponent were nearly struck by lightning before Now students, as well as faculty and staff, pay for these same luxuries. But these savings weren't enough. So Beeman drew up a list of their sudden retreat to the clubhouse. alternatives and took them to the Intramural Student Faculty Ertl advanced to the semi final round with a 7 and 6 win over Staff Advisory Committee, a committee made up of two staff Pat McNally of Kalamazoo Tuesday. Crosby had to move on the members, two faculty members and five students, to choose the hard way. defeating U-M teammate Robin Sobotta of Muskegon by proposal that would be the most feasible. sinking a 30 foot putt off the green on the 20th hole in her The first alternative was to charge a fee for rental of equipment Im Notes like basketballs and racquets such as was done at the Michigan. Currently, equipment is loaned to students. A second University of quarter-final match. Figg, the finals when Grand Sue a University of Texas golfer, made it to Rapids and Wake Forest University golfer Scripsema was forced to forfeit the match after discovering alternative would be to charge a general admission to all IM she had broken three ribs. golf tournament in which anyone may compete and have facility users. Finally, the last alternative was to charge a fee to The IM department has scheduled women's slowpitch softball, conduct a "It's hard to repeat at anything," Ertl said, heading into today's chance to make the prize list. The tournament will be played on use the outdoor pool in the summer. co-rec softball and co-rec one pitch for the first five-week summer a competition. "But if I'm going to do it, I guess now is as good a time Saturday, July 14. Entries will be accepted in Room 201 of the IM "We picked this one because it seemed to be the one that would session. Entry deadline for these sports is Friday, June 22 at 5 be least burdensome on students," Beeman said. "It was not a p.m. Entries should be submitted to Room 121 of the IM Sports-West from Wednesday, June 27 until noon on Wednesday, July 11. quickly thrown together decision." Sports-Circle with a $15 fee accompanying the entry card. Beeman stressed the fact that the IM wasn't picking on A special event sponsored by the IM office in the summer will be Required team representatives' meetings (a team manager or representative must attend the meeting) will be held today in an ultimate Frisbee tournament. It is open to all students, faculty, swimmers. "If we didn't have an outdoor pool, there would be no need for extra money," he reasoned. "It is unfortunate that those Four recruit signings Room 137 of the IM Sports-Circle. The women's slowpitch meeting staff and their spouses and will be played on Saturday, July 14 who use the outdoor pool have to pay more." beginning at 10 a.m. on Demonstration Hall field. Entries are due will be at 5:15 p.m. while the co-rec meetings will be at 6 p.m. A women's tennis league including both singles and doubles in either the IM Sports-West or IM Sports-Circle offices by But swimmers can still swim in the indoor pool at both IM announced by Litwhiler competition and a men's tennis singles tournament will also be Thursday, July 12 at 5 p.m. offered this summer. Entries for the women's league will be Summer hours for the IM Sports-Circle Building and pool: Danny Litwhiler, head coach of the defending Big Ten baseball accepted in Room 121 of the IM Sports-Circle with a deadline of Monday, June 25 at noon. Entries for the men's tournament are due noon Tuesday, June 26 in Room 201 of the IM Sports-West. Early-bird swim: Monday through Friday, 6:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. Building hours: Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.; Saturday, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Sunday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Hockey assistants champion MSU Spartans, has announced the signing of four high school recruits to play for the Spartans in 1980. The four include shortst op Tom Dieters of Rochester and pitchers Brian James of Plymouth, Terry Johnson of Grandville and Steve Team entries are now being accepted for men's slow-pitch Pool hours: Monday through Thursday, 11:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.; softball. Deadline for entries is Friday, June 22 at 5 p.m. Entries should be submitted to Room 201 of the IM Sports-West. Play will Friday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Saturday, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Sunday, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. (children's swim) and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. join boss at MSU Sudbay of West Bloomfield. a The prize of the group appears to be Dieters, son of Dirk Dieters, former baseball player at MSU and the current head baseball begin on Monday June 25 at 5:30 p.m. and games will be played Summer hours for the IM Sports-West Building and pools: coach at Oakland University. Dieters, a switch-hitter, hit .500 for The MSU hockey team will at Bowling Green four seasons Monday through Thursday on the East IM Fields. Teams may be Building hours: Monday through Thursday, 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Rochester High School last season. He is a two-time all-state made up of full- or part-time students, faculty and staff. have a Bowling Green look next ago, in time to help lead the Friday, 11 a.m. to7p.m.; Saturday, noon to5p.m.; Sunday, noon to season, behind the bench at Falcons to three Central Col¬ selection. There will be two different league structures offered. A 7 p.m. least. legiate Hockey Association Both James and Johnson come to MSU with impressive slowpitch league with one umpire will be available for a $30 entry Pool hours (both indoor and outdoor pools): Monday through credentials. James was 25-2 at Plymouth Canton High School with a fee. The second slow-pitch league will have no umpires and A couple months ago. Bowl championships. - Friday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Monday through Thursday, 7 p.m. to 9 ing Green University head 0.62 earned run average. The righthander was an all-state pick in requires a $7.50 entry fee. The first league will have a playoff and p.m.; Saturday and Sunday, noon to 5 p.m. coach Ron Mason was lured to Walsh had been assistant for 1979. all teams will advance to the playoff while the second league will have no playoff. In order for either league to begin play, at least Weightlifting Room hours: Monday through Friday, noon to 7 MSU, becoming the successor one year at Bowling Green Johnson, a left-hander, was 19-1 the last two seasons at p.m.; Saturday and Sunday, noon to 5 p.m.; Club hours, Monday, to the retired Amo Bessone. before coming to MSU. Grandville High School. six teams must enter. Wednesday and Friday, 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Now his two assistants at Anyone interested in umpiring IM softball games should report to Room 208 of the IM Sports-West tonight at 6 p.m. Note: There will be a charge to use the outdoor pool until Bowling Green, John Mason September 14: Students can pay 50 cents each time they wish to and Shawn Walsh, have joined Entries will be accepted until Tuesday, June 26 for the swim or they can purchase a pass for $8 which will allow them to him at MSU. student-faculty singles tennis tournament. Play will begin on the pool during its operating hours without the 50-cent fee. John Mason, no relation to Wednesday, June 27. Each contestant should bring one new can of use tennis balls to his or her first match. Sign-up is in Room 201 of the Passes can be purchased at the equipment room in the IM Ron, played hockey with Ron in IM Sports-West. Sports-West. There will be no charge for use of the indoor pools. college and joined Mason's staff During the first five-week summer session, the IM office will Telephone Iteconneetion lor Rainbow Rattclt incb H Off Campus Students For tour convenient the Fast Fum»in» Phone Store. 1 I 5 Albert, will be open: THURSDAY located Stop in and see our new selection of plants . . . the week of June 18th. 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m C DRAWN n QUARTERED A bigger and better than TOP 40 4 for 1 Draft Beer j Saturday. June 23rd. 0:00 a.m. to So stop in the Fast Fansi 3 p.m. @ JfUNdlNR. ■ ■»■■■■■■■■■ ■■nrC? todav for Hcconnection! 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OR-5-6-29 (5) Country. 349-3299. ing $1-$2, got albums in good ENGLISH SETTER - lines-M .50-per insertion. 50' per line over Marsha, 373-3427, 1-5 p.m. shape. WAZOO RECORDS, puppies. Mother good hun¬ completed dissertations and those willing to work week 5-6-29 (4) 3-6-25 (3) 223 Abbott. 337-0947. ter, family dog. $10 to good resume service. Corner MAC 3 lines. ends need apply. Meridian 8 FEMALE - WANTED, own room in 2 bedroom house. EFFICIENCY ROOM - sum¬ C-5-6-29 14) home. 655-3361 after 5 p.m. and Grand River, 8:30 a.m. - Deadlines Theatres, 1-4 p.m. SHARP ONE bedroom du¬ Retired person pre¬ E-5-6-29 (4) 5:30 p.m. Monday - Friday, 10 C-5-6-29 (8) Garage. Near Frandor. Call mer. plex. Near Campus/Wayland ferred. Fine location. 482 SQUINTING CAUSES wrin¬ 5 p.m. Saturday, Ads-2p.m.-1 class day before publication. Ave. Available July 10, $220. after 12. 372-8329. kles. Help prevent with pre¬ TWO-YEAR old Cock-a-poo. a.m. - 337-1666. C-5-6-29 (7) EXPERIENCED SEAM¬ 3-6-25 (4) 8304. 2-6-22 (3) Cancellation/Change-lp,m.-1 class day be¬ 332-1027. 3-6-25 (3) Well behaved and house STRESS, alterations, gar scription ground sunglasses fore publication. from Optical Discount, 2617 trained. Needs a good home. UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS ment design, both mens and SECOND PERSON to share 1 OR 2 women to sublet, own Once ad is ordered it cannot be cancelled or 1 MALE for 4-man in Twyck- Lake Lansing. furnished, very close, E. Michigan, Lansing. 372- 393-8239 after 5:30. 3-6-25(5) COMPLETE DISSERTATION womens. Some speed re¬ house on room, changed until after 1st insertion. quired, will provide some ingham, central air, pool. $72. Available June 23. 339-2531. rent negotiable. Call 332-4958 7409. C-5-6-29 16) AND RESUME SERVICE - 351-1261. 5-6-29 (3) There is a M.00 charge for 1 ad change plus 50' per additional change for maximum training. Pay dependent on skill. Apply in person 900 W. 1 BEDROOM apartment in 3-6-25 (3) 3-6-25 (4) BOOKS! 3 floors of books, I Mobile Homes |f»] typesetting, IBM typing, off¬ set printing and binding. For LANSING - 3,4,5 WOMEN NEEDED. Own magazines and comics. CUR¬ estimate stop irKat 2843 E, of 3 changes. Saginaw. 2-6-22 (8) country. $175 plus electricity. EAST 1978 BENNINGTON - 14 X man houses. Walking dis¬ room, near campus. $93.75 IOUS BOOK SHOP, 307 East 70, 2 bedroom, 2 bath. 487- Grand River or phone 332- The State News will only be responsible for 485-2494 or 655-1045. UNIFORMED SECURITY of¬ to MSU. 339-1022. month. 372-5034. 8-7-6 (3) Grand River, East Lansing. 8414. C-5-6-29 (8) 8-7-6 (3) tance 5146. 8-7-6 (3) the 1st day's incorrect insertion. Adjust¬ ficers full or part-time. Call 8-7-6 (3) 332-0112. C-5-6-29 (5) ment claims must be made within 10 days 641-4562. OR-18-7-30 (3) PROFESSIONAL EDITING, GOLDEN RETREIVERS AKC, Recreation of expiration date. Houses For Sale 1 female and 3 males, $150. Corrections to rewrites. Typr Bills are due 7 days from ad expiration date. EARN MONEY FOR LIFE'S Rooms ing arranged. 332-5991. EXTRAS. Become an Avon i. 8-7-6 (3) OR-5-6-29 (3) If not paid by due date, a 50' late service $150,000 LIQUIDATION OF SKYDIVING EVERY week¬ representative. You can earn SUMMER/FALL - share or ROOMS FOR rent for sum¬ fine stereo equipment. Save NIKKORMAT FT with 50 end and late afternnon. First JOHN CALHOUN TYPING, charge will be due. extra money selling quality take over furnished 3 bed¬ mer, good location, furnished Nikkon 5C auto 1.4. rooms, 2 miles from campus. up to 40-50% while they last. mm. jump instruction every Satur¬ full service, call 332-2078. products part-time during the Call 351-3636. S-5-6-29 (3) $235. 337-9719 evenings. hours that suit you best. For $275-$300 plus utilities. Lois, Marshall Music Company, day and Sunday starting at 10 OR-5-6-29 (3) Frandor Shopping Center. 3-6-25 (3) a.m. and weekdays by ap¬ details, call 482-6893. 353-3742. 8-5 p.m. after 5 ROOMMATE NEEDED. $75/ C-5-6-29 17) pointment. Free skydiving Auto Service C-5-6-29 (7) p.m., 489 7226. 2-6-22 (7) month plus utilities. from campus. 313 4 blocks Milford. REFRIGERATOR-5 cubic programs for groups, MSU | Transportation"] [^1 SECRETARY/RECEPTION 10 SPEED bikes - men's 26" foot, excellent condition, Sport Parachute Club and URGENT - REDUCED no 351-6281. 3-6-25(3) and 24" frames, like new. $100. Brown shag carpet Charlotte Paracenter. 372- NEED RIDER to Los Angeles DODGE DART - 1970. For GOOD USED tires, 13-14-15 1ST. Must type 60 wpm ac¬ lease. Female to share house. $125 each. 351-6032. 12'x17', $90 or best offer. 9127, 543-6731. on or near July 10. Phone sale or salvage. New tires, inch. Mounted free. Used curately. Must be good in 371-2473 after 5. ROOM-KITCHEN privilege. 355-5923. 3-6-25 (4) C-5-6-29 110) 332-3223. Z-6-7-2 (3) exhaust. Runs fine. $150 or wheels and hub caps. PEN 3-6-25 (3) Math, grammar, spelling/ 3-6-25 (3) Summer $95/month, parking, best offer. 351-0582 after 6 NEL SALES, 1825 Michigan, punctuation. Will be tested. 1136 Frye, E. Lansing. Call p.m. 5-6-29 (5) Lansing, Michigan. 48912. Call for appointment. 371- 627-2106. 8-7-6 (4) 482-5818. C-5-6-29 (6) 1200. 5-6-29 (6) ROOMMATE WANTED for 2 bedroom townhouse. Fe¬ Don't Keep It DODGE VAN - 100 series, 6. ROOM AT 508 Grove. Park¬ OWNERS REPAIR manuals male. For information call 1977. Power, radials, like OFFICE MANAGER. Needed ing. Near campus. Call 332- for foreign cars. Over 100 332-4546 after 5 p.m. daily. new. Excellent buy at $3200. immediately for contracting 1763. 5-6-29 (3) titles in stock at CHEQU¬ 8-7-6 (4) Call 351-3823 evenings. firm. Attractive position for ERED FLAG, 2605 East Kala¬ S-8-7-6 (4) ambitious career minded in¬ NORTHEAST - Rooms in mazoo Street. One mile west dividual. Secretarial and nice house, young working Under Your Hat! RED GIANT has a large of campus. 487-5055. bookkeeping experience es¬ selection of houses, apart¬ person preferred or student, FIAT 1976. 131S, 5-speed, C-5-6-29 (8) sential. Call 394-1070. ments, duplexes, studios etc. $85/month, 2'/? miles from regular gas, good mileage. JUNK CARS wanted. Also 8-7-6 (8) . . . Most areas, sizes, and campus. 485-6630. 1-6-20 (5) AM/FM stereo, air condition, selling used parts. Phone prices. Call and see if. we have Michelon radial tires. Service FEMALE ROOMMATE 321-3651. C-5-6-29 (3) what you're looking for. Be¬ manual $2,500. 321-1064 in Apartments tween 9-9, 349-1065. needed to share 3 bedroom the a.m. S-5-6-29 (6) C-5-6-29 (7) house on East side of Lansing I Employment ~| f|T1 MALE STUDENTS or couple. Available June 23, summer FORD LTD - Station Wagon. Summer rent reduced. Pleas¬ and/or fall. Call 372-2851. ATTENTION GRAD stu¬ TEACH OVERSEAS! For de¬ ant, furnished, private. 1214 3-6-25 (5) 1974. Power, air, radials. 2- dents. East side 2 bedroom. way rear door. Excellent con¬ tails, send self-addressed E. Kalamazoo. 2-6-22 (4) $230 including utilities. 669- dition. $1000. 351-3823 even¬ stamped, long envelope to: ROOM IN nice house near TWO MONTH sublease, Ju¬ 5513. 5-6-29 (4) ings. S-5-7-6 (4) Teaching, Box 1049 San Di¬ busline. $52.50. Prefer grad. ego, CA. 92112. ly-August. $120/month. Capi¬ 372-4671. 8-7-8 (3) Z-3-6-25 (5) tol Villa pool. 337 0904. - FURNISHED FACULTY IMPALA WAGON. 1973. Me¬ 6-7-2 (3) home, all amenities, 3 month: chanical and body in very NEED GRILL cook 3-11 p.m. 8/16 - 11/16 Professor over¬ GIRL, CLOSE to campus, good shape. Exhaust system shift. Apply in person HOS¬ EAST LANSING, MSU area seas, Approximately $400/- private entrance, no lease. and battery only six months PITALITY INN, 3600 Dunkel 1 and 2 bedrooms available 351-8415. 3-6-25 (3) month 332-8815. 8-7-6 (4) old. Power steering and air. Road, Lansing. Accessible to for summer term only for as Only $600. Call 353-9589 busses. 5-6-29 (5) low as $150. Sharp, clean, air (days), 487-3096 (evenings). and pool. 745 Burcham. S-5-6-29 (7) BROILER COOK needed for Phone 351-3118. Potter Park, 4 bedrooms 332.0205. 3-6-25 (3) 3-11 p.m. shift. Apply in OR-3-6-25 (7) basement, garage. Clean and person, HOSPITALITY INN, newly painted. $285/month MUSTANG GRANDE '73, V- 8 regular gas, air - last of the 3600 Dunkel Road, Lansing. The home you're looking for plus utilities. Security deposit SINGLE ROOMS, close, required. Call EQUITY VEST share kitchen and bath. No Spread the Word... 5-6-29 (5) can be found in our columns. big/small Mustangs - loaded. Read Classified. 351 1500. OR-5-6-29 (8) pets. 337-7162. 3-6-25 (3) Excellent condition. 627-3791 after 5:30, $1,950; make offer. THE STATE NEWS classi¬ fieds needs a typist/recep¬ 3-6-25 (7) Want Ads Really Work! PEOPLE REACHER tionist. Must be taking clas¬ ses this summer and be 1978 DELTA Royale. 2-door, available from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. air, cruise. Rear defrost and Monday-Friday. Apply in per¬ much more. 323-2520. HERE'S HOW TO MAKE A PRINTER'S HATI today, 347 Student Ser¬ WANT AD son 8-7-6 (3) vices. S-1-6-20 (6) . SUMMER EMPLOYMENT Auto Service with Michigan's largest multi- manufacturer distributor. Au¬ Just complete form and 1. Place a full-sized, 6. Fold lower flap up. ^ folded newspaper on a ATTENTION! WE buy late tomobile required. Guaran¬ mail with payment to: model table, open edge toward imported and domes¬ teed income. 339-9500. tic compact cars. Contact C-5-6-29 (6) you. Turn down upper cor¬ John DeYoung. WILLIAMS State News Classified Dept. ners to meet at center. 7 7. Fold flap down and VW, 484-1341. C-5-6-29 (5) TWO POSITIONS; babysit 347Student Services Bldg. tuck it behind the ting Monday - Friday now East Lansing, Mich. 48823 "band." through August, 9:30-4. $50/ week. Experience needed. 2. Fold lower edge of Cleaning, $3:00/hour. Call the top sheet up to base 337-0022. 2-6-22 (10) of the triangle. if * 8. Turn paper over Lansing's largest Fiat re¬ CETA 6 Eligible only. Full¬ again and fold point pair shop over the post few time. Information specialist. Zip Code — down to bottom edge. years? Call us the next $4.04/hour, Job Slot time your car needs repair 0WAS1, general publicity, -Student Number_ 3. Now fold top sheet and you'll know the ans¬ Daytime Phone - over again at base of special projects. Residency wer. You'll be pleosed with and income requirements. Classification Preferred Insertion Date- the triangle. Leave 9. Tuck point into band. - the Contact MESC, Cedar and lower sheet unfolded. Jolly. 2-6-22 (10) 25 characters in a line, including punctuation and spaces between words. NEEDED BABYSITTER in 10. Open the cap and iimms - Spartan Village 1 child, 8 Print Ad here 10 bring lower corners of noon, Tuesday and Friday. 2 cop together at center, 1206 Oakland children, noon - 2, Tuesday. CIRCLE RATE WANTED and fold the sides Call for Appt. over a flat square. Call for details. 351-7511. in to the center, so that IV4-4411 3 LINE MINIMUM 2-6-22 (6) the edges meet. RELIABLE MARRIED couple MASON BODY SHOP, 812 E. with Christian background to 03 E3EE EI 13^313 EI E3 Kalamazoo, since 1940. Auto do janitorial work of church D UJ ID ILJ 111 CLJ LU EE LL1 12. Fold top and bot¬ painting - collision service. and possibly supervise young aEDiaiDcamfDBDEn 5. Fold up corners of tom comers to meet at adults. Starting July 23. Exel- American foreign cars. 485 lent benefits, housing. Send DCQIDCDCnEnf3D03CD the lower edge, forming center. Cap is now 0256. C-5-6-29 (5) DID HE CD EE EO EE EE ED resume to J. Meacham, small triangles. ready to bo opened and Christ Lutheran Church, 122 OEIOIDEnEEEEOaQD UGLY DUCKLING - will buy wiFnmrnu in lrnmrn IOS1 ft FOUND ADS your car. 372-7650. S. Pennsylvania, Lansing, C 5-6-29 13) Michigan 48912 7 7 4(11) Thursday, June 21, 1979 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan HAGAR the Horrible' SPONSORED BY: welcome by Dik Browne se back for r" summer Daily Tv Highlights (6)WJIM-TV(CBS) (lO)WILX-TV(NBC) (ll/26)WELM-TV(Cable) (12)WJRT-TV(ABC) (23)WKAR-TV(PBS) 8:00 11:00 (12) One Life To Live Thursday (6) Waltons (6-10-12) News (23) Over Easy 2:30 (12) Mork & Mindy (23) Dick Cavett 11:30 9:00 (6) Guiding Light (23) Nova 8:30 (6) MASH (6-12) Phil Donahue (10) Another World (12) Angie (10) Johnny Carson (10) Mike Douglas (23) Julia Child & Company 3:00 9:00 (12) StarskyS Hutch (23) Sesame Street (23) ABC News 10:00 (12) General Hospital (6) Hawaii Five-O 12:05 (23) Renewable Harvest (12) Barney Miller (6) All In The Family (6) McCloud 3:30 (23) Views of Asia (10) Card Sharks 9:30 12:40 (12) Dinah! 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Light blow «1979 Universal Pre: 41. de France Thursday, June 21, 1979 10 Michigon Stote News, East Lansing, Michigan Couple to skydive into holy wedlock Richard Morsholl Here's a way to keep DETROIT (UPI) - Skydiv guests to drop in — literally. will exchange rings, vows and ers Cathy Burk and John The aerial wedding will be kisses during an 8,500 foot free up with the best of "Chico" Martinez will plunge held Saturday, with the Ypsi fall before opening their color television and also lanti couple jumping from an coordinated parachutes. into holy matrimony at a speed stay close to what's of greater than 90 feet per airplane 12,000 feet over Te The guests, also accom happening in your second. cumseh, Mich. plished skydivers, will join the neighborhood. Ken They've selected a parachute The Rev. Dan Wilcox of the ceremony in free fall formation. Price, a senior social mailorder Universal Life "I think it's a neat idea," said rigger as their minister and science major, was have invited about a dozen Church said bride and groom Wilcox, who makes a living as a parachute rigger for the Jump just taking a break Shack in suburban Farmington before he finished Hills. moving out of his house. Siblings in It's believed to be the first aerial wedding in Michigan, but , Wilcox said several have been performed elsewhere. "I read about one couple unwilling to part even who consumated their divorce in the air," he said. "They'd gotten married while jumping, LAWRENCE, Mass. (AP) — The brother and sister who met so they figured they should and married after growing up in separate adoptive families said in break up that way, too." an interview published Tuesday they are hopelessly in love and unable to part. "It's too late for Vicki and I to change our feelings," said David HAVE YOU SHOPPED ftcfhards Goddu, 22, who met his natural sister for the first time a few months ago. "We set our minds to do it (separate), but when it comes down to it, we can't do it. How can we stop a relationship that's already started?" Goddu and his sister, the former Victoria Pittorino, 23, were THOUSANDS reunited after the sister spent six years trying to locate him and their parents. Goddu had been adopted by James and Eileen Goddu of Holyoke and his sister had grown up across the state in Arlington. The couple was arrested last week after Isabelle Pittorino, Vicki's adoptive mother, signed a complaint charging incest, and a MMi REDUCED PRICES WITH THESE IM-AC SUPER BONUS COUPONS, SAVE ^1.40 court hearing was scheduled for July. The Pittorino's lawyer says the parents want their daughter home and under a psychiatrist's USE ONE &Z, BOTH, you MUST CLIP7// care. 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However, one Teamsters' driver who crossed the picket lines said truckers harrassed him verbally over his CB radio. The resumption of shipments followed a morning meeting between local law enforcement officials and Tank Town managers. One of those at the meeting, assistant Berrien County prosecutor John Field, said he expected at least 300 truckloads of fuel — a normal day's run — to be moved out by the end of the day. "As much as possible, we will have the trucks traveling in convoys," Field said. "Business is returning to normal . . . The gates are open for business and a majority of the trucks will send fTl&bfv SWIFT'S EMPIRE PORK CHOPS Thutff their trucks out." GROUND TURKEY BREADEC? SLICE? Skylab in new position VEAL BACON (continued from page 1) HAMBURGER BROILERS If the impact site is over inhabited areas, controllers could guide the craft to a less populated crash site. "The way it was, we were about to lose control," Harlan said. 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Prior to Wednesday's maneuver, Skylab had been in a position SKIMMED ICE CREAM COKE "POTATO with its solar panels pointed toward the sun to get the maximum amount of energy. Controllers worked with the temperamental craft last summer to keep it in that minimum drag position. MILK ALL FLAVbKS SPRITE ^TAB CHIPS The new position creates more drag and provides less power, but 8-8^ l/z 69 99* t*|29 —69* Harlan said, "it is the best of both positions." CTZ.PK& | &ALL0M &ALLOhJ . IT'C: \A/U /jt'C Gasoline Happening REP & WHITE SAYEUPTO 40/ WITH IN- BUV 3 ■ SAVE 302 WITH ItV- REP ^WHfTH FROZENl STORE COUPON, 9TU STT&RE COUPOV- GrALA SWEET PEAS i The continued from page Washington Post quoted 2) Announcements for It's What's Happening must be received in the APPLESAUCE V/HiT"Zffl COLORS W/BORPER WHIPPED industry sources Wednesday who said many gasoline storage State News office, 343 Student TOPPING tanks operated by oil compa nies in the Washington area Services Bldg., by 12 noon at least two class days before publication. No announcements will be accept¬ ^TOMATOES were so full that new shipments ed by phone 3 1. were being turned away. At the White House, press secretary LaLeche League of East Lansing Jody Powell said the energy will hold meeting on breastfeeding department had sent teams to tonight at 7:30, 6036 Harksons. Call Missy Finelli 655 3187. investigate. In Florida, a federal grand Sandhill Preschool will hold six jury was investigating com weekly sessions starting Monday. plaints from Tampa gas dealers Call Gail Kane at 349 1268 for that local distributors were holding back fuel allotments while prices climbed. a Connecticut motorists way sought around the odd even plan Instructional Room of Case Hall. Development luncheon June 29 in the 1961 PARTY STORE 330\ E M/GH STOKE ONLY/ by lining up at two gasoline "Have a summer vacation, stations just over the border in twice-a day" transcendental Rhode Island, where no ration meditation lectures Tuesday at 3 FRESH PIZZAS, COMPLETE ing system was in effect. Rhode or 7:30 p.m., 331 Union. SELECTION! OF iMPUKl bl7 V Island Gov. J. Joseph Garrahy HOMEGrROWM wa'rned that he was considering POMEST1C BEER ^ v/J/VE Make a difference in the life of a available WESTERN. SOUTHERN retaliating by imposing an odd Strawberries youngster under court jurisdiction. . even plan on cars with Con Volunteer for the summer. Con necticut plates. As the New York City area entered its first day of odd even tact 26 Student Services Bldg. Special education camp posi¬ 10% piscounton ALL CASE WINE. ALSO, A CHERRIES PEACHES LOWEST MARKET PRICE tions available starting July. Con LAE6E VARIETY OP Quality COHSicezep/ 37*1 rationing, the Automobile Club tact Room 26 Student Services of New York said waiting lines of three or four blocks were Bldg. for information. IMPORTECP yPQMESTlC '-fim&tsi' Court,f* , cueeses/ typical — "the same as yester day," according to Paul Hahn, a •FTzee^e S<9tne>! club official.