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VOLUME 73 NUMBER 109 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48824 JULY 23, 1979 New Carter to increase goals for wages staff diversification considered By JAMES GERSTENZANG chief of staff, told NBC's "Meet the Press" to be a stunning of firings, similar to wave By EILEEN ALT POWELL Associated Press Writer on Sunday that the perception that Carter that which redesigned his Cabinet last week Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON — Faced with criticism has relied heavily on Georgian aides is as Carter moved to create a united front for WASHINGTON - The Carter admini¬ that his inner circle is too tightly knit, "greatly exaggerated." the remaining 18 months of his term. stration is considering cumulative, two year President Carter is planning to broaden his "I cannot imagine an administration that The president let his veiws be known in a wage and price goals that would reward staff in an effort to achieve greater has been more open to argument and meeting with a group of reporters invited to workers and business people who complied diversity among his assistants. dispute internally," he said. "But we have the White House on Saturday — a session at with the first year of the anti inflation But no new faces are expected among the not had the degree of cohesion that this which the loyalty of staff and Cabinet program. inner circle of his advisers, comprised president badly needs. We can only succeed members was stressed as an overriding The Associated Press has learned that mostly of fellow Georgians. by working together." factor in the shakeup. revisions under study for the second year of Hamilton Jordan, the president's new Well-placed sources say there is not likely From that meeting and from interviews the voluntary guidelines program also with other sources, it is clear that the would tighten loopholes that have given upper level in the White House will continue to be members of the more powerful unions, such made up of Hamilton Jordan, the new chief as the Teamsters, much higher pay in¬ of staff; press secretary Jody Powell; creases than others. congressional liaison chief Frank Moore, And they may limit the advantages some Jordan defends and Stuart Eizenstat, Carter's domestic companies have found in the profit-margin policy assistant. exception to the price standard. However, perhaps as many as a dozen High-placed agency sources, who re second-and third-level staff members may quested anonymity, said the administra find themselves out of White House jobs or tion's economic advisers plan to have final in new positions when the administration proposals ready Aug. 1 to give the public Cabinet shakeup is done. time to comment before the guidelines shakeup The timing is uncertain, although the changes are likely to be completed within a few weeks. Carter feels he needs stability within the administration until the some Grand River Avenue provided an impromptu stage for these mime per¬ State News Ira Strickstein program enters its second year Oct. 1. Changes under consideration are in tended to help eliminate inequities in the standards, the sources said. They also will By LEE BYRI) new Cabinet takes shape. acknowledge that inflation has been much Associated Press Writer Senate Majority formers during the annual East Lansing sidewalk sale Saturday. worse this year than anticipated, with Leader Robert C. Byrd WASHINGTON — President Carter's new chief of staff, Hamilton Jordan, said Sunday i continued on page 10) prices rising more than 10 percent instead that despite the furor over last week's Cabinet shakeup, "If we had it to do over again, of the administration's initial 7.4 percent we'd do it the same way." At the same time, Jordan said his post would be no barrier to the Cabinet's access to The staff of the Council on Wage the president. "I will not stand between them, and I will not stand between the SEEN AS FJJTVREENEIU, \ SOLRCE Price Stability, which administers and the president and colleagues on the senior staff," he said. program, is said to be leaning toward the Jordan declared that "one of my intentions and one of the president's objectives is to two-year, cumulative standard. Prof utilizes wind power broaden the circle of advisers" the president has, both within and outside the The current standard calls for wage government. increases of no more than 7 percent this Jordan appeared on NBC's "Meet the Press." year. Price increases are to be held half a Outgoing HEW Secretary Joseph A. Califano Jr., meanwhile, stuck by his account of percentage point below 1976 77 increases, what Carter told him last Wednesday as the reasons for his dismissal. His version has the exception standard lets companies raise been sharply disputed by Carter. By KARL BLANKENSHIP concentrated in the Pacific Northwest and if land, Kra prices more if they hold profit margins to no Califano denied allegations by White House aides that he had undermined some Wind power will play an important part in big river systems while wind is every¬ more than the best two of the last three , in our energy future, but the scope of its He added that unless there was tremen¬ administration programs, including Carter's proposed Department of Education. where. role remains to be seen, said an assistant dous storage capacity for energy generated Pressed as to whether he would campaign for President Carter, Califano replied only Just how much wind power we will be Changes being considered, the sources that "I expect him to be nominated and I expect to support him." That answer is identical director of the MSU Division of Engineer¬ by the wind, a more reliable form of said, include; using in the future will depend on other to the response long heard from Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., when asked if he ing Research. energy sources, such as nuclear and coal, generating power would have to be re¬ WAGES tained. would be a presidential candidate. Otto Krauss and his associates at MSU and how people feel about them, he said. • A two-year, cumulative pay standard. If But when asked about claims that he has favored Kennedy at the president's expense, have been .involved in developing wind "There are characteristics inherent in It would be more realistic to look for 10 to it were set at a compounded 15.5 percent Califano said that was not the case and Carter had given him no indication of any problem power for five years. each system that have to be looked at and 20 percent for the two years ending Sept. 30, 1980. for penetration of wind power into a on that score. "I had many agreements and disagreements with Senator Kennedy," he "I think wind power has future, there's example, it would allow this year's 7 a people will have to decide what they want," said. "The fact that he is a friend of mine had nothing to do with that." no question about it in my mind," Krauss he said. (continued on page 10* I continued on page 101 Jordan said that regardless of the handling of the Cabinet changes, "the important said. It is one thing for people to say they will thing is that this president has a team that is strong, competent and loyal. We're now Krauss, along with Gerald Park and Jes use alternative enengy sources, Krauss ready to get on with the business of governing this country." Asmussen, both professors of electrical said, but quite another to be informed Klan supporters, Asked if the shifts couldn't have been handled on a case-by-case basis, rather than by engineering and systems science, and Jack enough to discuss alternatives rationally. asking for mass resignations, Jordan replied that "If we had it to do over again, we'd do it Lawler, a graduate assistant in engineering A major problem with wind energy, he the same way." The political community and the press in Washington, he said, has been sciences, recently completed a manual for said, is the amount of land it requires. "preoccupied with the process rather than the substance." Without quick action, he said, small utilities explaining how wind power "Wind turbines take a lot of land and "there would have been a sword of Damocles hanging over government." can be incorporated into their energy plans. there's no getting away from it," he said, Jordan complained that "I've heard loyalty described as a bad thing" in recent days. In addition, Krauss is currently involved adding that a large wind turbine takes up clash "Loyalty is not a bad thing. It means you fight hard for the policies that you believe in, with the construction of two small wind about 20 acres. but once the president has made a decision, you then embrace that decision as if it were i continued on page 10) turbines which will be erected on the south side of campus later this year. The purpose of the wind turbines, he said, are to test the effect of fluctuating "That land doesn't have to be all dedicated to it," he added. "You could use it for agriculture, raising cattle or recreation, but it would require at least two acres be opponents By ANDY LIPPMAN wind power on utilities. dedicated to the wind turbine itself." Associated Press Writer MSU already has one wind turbine which The remainder of the land is necessary MIDDLETOWN, Ohio — Separated by a wall of police officers, Ku Klux Klan students use for special research projects for safety purposes, he said. supporters and detractors shouted taunts and waved sticks at each other on Sunday, but during the year. "If a blade lets go you had better not have the opposition group left before a scheduled Klan rally. Wind is a benign energy source which is a house Police said one man was arrested for carrying a concealed weapon at the rally at Dixie sitting there that it can knife into. It everywhere. It is just a matter of learning may not happen, but like all technical Heights Park. It was not known whether he was supporting or rallying against the Klan. to use it effectively — just as it was once Some club-swinging erupted after the Klan rally. No injuries were reported, but eggs, things, nothing is 100 percent (foolproof)." used to sail ships around the world and to To put the land impact of wind power in bottles and cans were thrown. pump water in Holland, Krauss said. About 85 to 100 people marched from a rally at another park, in a predominately black perspective, if Lansing's Board of Water Krauss said about one hundred times and Light — which has a 628 megawatt section of this southern Ohio city, and took up a position directly before a crowd gathered more wind energy is available in the United for the rally by the Invisible Empire Knights of Ku Klux Klan. generating capacity — were to switch to States than hydro energy — energy which wind power, 628 one-megawatt wind tur For nearly a half hour, the two sides faced each other, about 100 feet apart, separated by comes from dams because hydro is bines would be needed, each about 33 police officers. requiring 20 — i continued on page 10) Lash Larrowe Cocoa Butter Classic TAN: attracts bedazzled sun worshippers By MICHAEL WINTER were practically coerced into entering, Larrowe said. What a sight. But this year's turnout coupled with a crowd of some 200 squinting, burning bodies made Nothing but mounds and mounds of bronzed, glistening flesh saturated with enough oil Larrowe's and Daggy's $400 investment for advertising and prizes worthwhile. to make the United States energy independent for a year. Ready for roasting on a sizzling Friday afternoon at the IM pool. Eye strain. Sunstroke. Contestants were judged on eight items: face, legs, back, front, percentage of tan, It was touted by the promoters as the Premier Tanning Event of the Midwest: The 1979 uniformity of tan, depth of tan and differential. Lash Larrowe Cocoa Butter Classic. Who else? It keeps him busy during the summer when No exposed part of the anatomy was ignored: inside arches of the feet, between toes and he's not filling students' heads with stories of Jimmy Hoffa or the salty dog of wharf fingers, armpits I "the toughest to tan evenly with the rest of the body," the judging criteria unionism, Harry Bridges. sheet stated I and hairlines. Twenty-two contestants. All Stalking the Perfect Tan, all following in the gamma rays of Doonesbury's ethereal freak Zonker Harris, who greased up for last THE WATCHWORD FOR TANNING ATTIRE SHOULD BE year's George Hamilton Tanning Invitational after which Larrowe Twenty-two contestants. SKIMPY. and co-sponsor Jim Daggy patterned Friday's skin show. All Stalking the Perfect Tan, So advised the judging criteria sheet. So obliged contestant "We need to see some contrast," Larrowe, clipboard propped on all following in the gamma number 20, Laura Christner who was attired in little more than a his lap, directed fo contestant number 10. The male contestant black G string held up by a couple of shoelaces. A real public body. rays of Doonesbury's ether¬ flashed some pale skin below the waste band of his swimming suit, A crowd favorite, at least with the men who donned sunglasses, and eal freak Zonker Harris. grinning sheepishly at 20-year-old Christine Demas, another judge. shaded their eyes and craned their necks to catch a glimpse — albeit Education professor and poolside-regular Roger "Doc" Niemeyer rounded out the judging. brief- of the leggy contestant, a former MSU Academic Council member who was "taking "Hey, wait a minute," Demas said as the suit was quickly pulled up. "All I saw was your a long lunch hour" from her summer job at Oldsmobile. When it was all over, she won undies." third-best Tan of the Year. "It's all the same color anyways," the muscular lad replied, giving the judge another Apd Gretchen Kolly, of East Lansing, provided the crowd with a vision of loveliness, too. modest glance at his "differential." Packaged in a red, green and blue terry cloth bikini, she promenaded before Larrowe. Demas and Niemeyer. "What a fox," radio announcer Bob Berry exclaimed as the audience Tans ranged from chocolate brown, making contestant Ken Posner look almost like a Tootsie Roll, to sickly white which netted 22 year-old IM employee Don Alexander the clapped loudly. She also was only 8years old, the youngest contestant. She finally won 13th dubious honor of Worst Tan. For his efforts: a bottle of Q.T. and a white visor with "1979 place. Her mom, Fran Kolly, entered the contest "just for fun" and walked off with fourth Lash Larrowe Cocoa Butter Classic" imprinted in red. place, a visor and a bottle of Tropical Tan Dark Tanning Oil, compliments of Larrowe and eyears-old and in the middle of 486 dogs in a great big Daggy. "I'm shooting for best overall tan next year," the spectacled fellow said, squinting into hard to be intimidated. Gina Smith, from The immodest contestants paraded their tans before the tribunal, spreading fingers Lapeer, met the sun. boxer, at the ninth annual state 4-H Dog Show at MSU and toes, stretching arms high above heads, pirouetting on the hot cement. La This year's sun spectacle was the second organized by Larrowe. Last year's competition looking serious, would ask contestants a straight forward question about their t; in, the was held under cool, cloudy skies with a fneasly nine contestants appearing, six of whom i continued on page 10) 2 Michigon Stote News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, July 23, 1979 (JIL LEAKAGE UNDER (OSTIUM/ State News Tankers collide in Carribean Wire Digest — the BON ACCORD. Tobago I AP) A giant oil slick caused by collision of two super Five of the 48 survivors from the two ships were injured. The total amount of oil spilled would mean out, he said. less than 8 million gallons of crude oil had flowed . press — it appeared to have posed less of a spillage threat, Each ship reportedly carried such accident, the wreck of the Amoco Cadiz last year off France, some 54 million gallons tankers began to break up and still could not be accurately of crude oil were spilled. drift away from this resort determined, but there were On Saturday the oil slick island Sunday, on the currents, indications it might be only a It began to appear that nature and luck might appeared to be about 25 miles winds and tides of the Carib¬ fraction of the 140 million combine to head off the unprecedented en¬ by one mile in size, and about bean, oil company officials re¬ gallons reported aboard the vironmental disaster had feared. eight miles from Tobago. But FoCUSiWORLD ported. supertankers. If all had poured man Mobil spokesperson Jim Amana It began to appear that into the sea, it would have been said aerial surveys Sunday nature and luck might combine history's worst oil spill. There was no firm word on about 70 million gallons. morning found it had broken up to head off the unprecendented An oil engineer said it ap¬ the amount of oil spilled by the Trinidad and Tobago govern into two slicks — 15 miles by Hungarians and Czechs pay for world inflation environmental disaster many had feared. peared from the air that proba bly no more than two of the Aegean Captain. But because its damage was in the bow — as ment officials have declined to estimate the volume of the two miles, and 10 by two — that had drifted to beyond 15 miles The Mobil Oil Co. called in Empress' many tanks had been opposed to the more critical spillage off their nation's from Tobago's northeast tip. three smaller tankers to siphon ruptured iupiu>Cu in me collision.• This ... the amidships 10 damage amiasnips to the Em- shores. In me world's the worms worst The oil, breaking up into PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia (AP) — day in Hungary, which is facing the *••>* aamage me r,m- snores, in v off the oil remaining in one of smaller patches with the wave Hungarians and Czechs will be paying a biggest wave of price hikes in 31 years of lot more for fuel and consumer goods the 1,000-foot ships, the crip¬ action, was drifting westward, communist government. Although the pled Atlantic Empress, in the Official says U.S. ready he said. He said it posed no beginning today, the result of their increases announced Friday in Czecho¬ biggest such operation ever. threat to either Tobago or governments' concession that world slovakia were not nearly as broad, many The Empress cargo was owned Grenada, 100 miles to the inflation has outrun the subsidies that Czechs expect more to be announced in by Mobil. northwest. There have been no have protected consumers in communist weeks and months to come, including a The second supertanker, the reports of oil washing up on East Europe for years. The price hikes, explained in almost boost in rents. High-octane gasoline in Czecho¬ Aegean Captain, was being towed to a dry dock on nearby to give aid to Nicaragua tobago's pristine sand beaches. The fire on the Aegean identical terms in the two neighboring slovakia— its price had been unchanged Trinidad for damage assess¬ Captain had been doused early countries, focused on fuel and other for five years — went from $1.81 to $2.65 ment, government officials MAN Afill A Nimraaua MANAGUA, (AP) — THp Nicaragua lAPl — The IJnitpH United naur mi/.Qi.ow«on Nicaraguan government."" Saturday while the Atlantic energy items but also included food, a gallon. Diesel fuel leaped from 32 to 71 said. The leakage of oil from States is prepared to provide substantial aid to Managuans enjoyed their first peaceful Sun¬ Empress continued to burn. cents a gallon and the cost of installing a its crushed bow was under war ravaged Nicaragua but will be careful to day after months of sporadic street battles But Amana said Sunday the fire clothing and services. control, oil company on the Empress was almost out. sources avoid any suspicion of intervention, a U.S. between left-wing Sandinista soldiers and The increases were announced Satur¬ telephone from $58 to $194. said. Embassy official said Sunday. national guard units of President Anastasio He said it was still being The coast guard of the twin- Thomas O'Donnell, in charge of the embassy in Somoza. Somoza was driven from power last towed slowly away from island nation of Trinidad and the ambassador's absence, said, "We are week and the Sandanistas' "reconstruction" Tobago, out into the Atlantic. Israeli Tobago, meanwhile, gave up awaiting light from the Nicaraguan By midday Sunday it was warplanes rocket and strafe Palestinians virtually all hope of finding a green government and the Red Cross." He added: government immediately moved into the capital and assumed power. reported about 30 miles off¬ alive the 27 sailors missing "We are not going to do anything that would The Red Cross is working to find food, shelter shore. since the two European-owned lead to the slightest suspicion of American and medical care for tens of thousands of BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) Israeli war- returned safely. — ships collided late Thursday intervention. For example, U.S. military planes refugees, but is encountering supply problems. planes rocketed and strafed Palestinian The Lebanese officials said four Leba¬ and caught fire 20 miles off positions south of Beirut Sunday, striking nese civilians were killed and eight Tobago's northeast tip. will not be used for relief flights until we have the full concurrence and understanding of the Unloading operations at crippled because employees the airport are took keys to the Auto talks: the same area where Syrian jets others wounded in the raids. equipment and machinery The Palestinian news agency WAFA intercepted them in a costly dogfight last when they fled in the final month, state radio reported. said the Israelis attacked the towns of hours of the old government, money issue Provincial authorities said Syrian planes scrambled to meet the Israelis and chased" them, although there was no Damour, Haretal-Naameh, Sarafand and nearby locations — all 12 to 20 miles south of Beirut. A witness said the planes Pope will visit Ireland O'Donnell said. He said the Sandinista's five- member junta is taking charge still avoided this is one visit that is not on. faster than expected, however, dirctaircombat. The Israeli military in Tel wreaked enormous damage" in Pale¬ stinian refugee-inhabited areas. Leaders oppose Belfast tour As a leader of the Northern and one reason was the Radio DETROIT (UPI) The Aviv reported only that all planes Ireland people I say it is not - Sandino network set up by the BELFAST, Northern Ireland reaction. on." rebels during the war. The delay-plagued auto talks are tAP) — Some Protestant lead Dr. Athur Butler, a spokes¬ -The Protestant firebrand is shaping up as a tug of war ers lined up Sunday in staunch junta is broadcasting instruc¬ between a union that wants person for the Church of Ire¬ one of Northern Ireland's lead¬ tions to the people who "listen more for its work and an auto Soviet propaganda plays up Carters crisis opposition to allowing Pope land, said, "If the visit can ing politicians and a member of to the announcements, appar¬ industry fighting slumping John Paul II to set foot on generate enthusiasm for work¬ the British Parliament and the Northern Irish soil when he ently paying attention," O'Don¬ sales and a recession around ing together, some of the Parliament of the European nell said in an interview. visits this bitterly divided is¬ the bend. MOSCOW (AP) — President Carter's an American decline. These include low people who are intimidated at Common Market countries. A government spokesperson land in September. the moment to give support to Auto industry contract talks Cabinet reshuffle and his worry over a By heightening religiou feel¬ reported that Mexico has sent voter turnouts, disrespect for schools and Vatican sources in Rome said violence will resolve to resist this year have been delayed "crisis of the American spirit" are ing among the north's Catho¬ 26 doctors and six tons of government, a fall in labor productivity, the pontiff would not visit this it." lics, a papal visit to Northern and disrupted beyond prece¬ medicine to Managua to set up winning smash coverage in the Soviet the slide of the dollar and growing British province, where a de¬ Paisley, leader of the break¬ Ireland might prove to be a dent — nearly overriding the a field hospital. Union's state-controlled news media. national pessimism. cade of sectarian strife has cost economic forces pushing man¬ away Free Presbyterian boost for those who want to Gas stations opened Satur¬ The apparent reason: Carter — with The Carter speech received lavish 2,000 lives. But the Roman Church, declared, "The British unite it with the predominantly agement and labor apart. the authority of the presidency behind Catholic primate of Ireland, day and drivers were told there In an unprecedented move on space in the Communist Party daily government must realize that Catholic Irish Republic. was no shortage of fuel. him is saying many of the things Soviet Cardinal Thomas 0. Fiaich, said the opening day of negotiations, newspaper Pravda, which relied mainly — over the weekend he could not the United Auto Workers union propagandists have been saying about on direct quotations without additional broke off talks with GM in rule out the possibility. America for years. comment. The speech was also the The Polish-born pope will anger over what it described as In his July 15 "crisis of confidence" RED LAKE, Minn. (AP) Three homes were torched early subject of press and television com¬ visit the Irish Republic Sept. — company interference in a cru¬ speech, Carter pointed to many of the mentaries all last week. Soviet television Sunday and the sound of gunfire reverberated across the cial representation election. 29-Oct. 1 before flying on to the scarred Red Lake Indian Reservation for the second night in a specific ills of U.S. society that Soviet broadcast clips of Carter delivering the United States. He will be the The union won the election at row. commentators regularly cite as signs of address. first reigning pontiff to visit GM's new assembly plant in But Bureau of Indian Affairs officials called it a "relatively Ireland. Oklahoma City and the UAW quiet night" compared to Saturday when BIA police and snipers Despite the Vatican report, the Rev. Ian Paisley, leader of Suspects exchanged gunfire for nearly three hours. An eight-member BIA weapons team arrived on the northern Friday resumed talks with the automaker. the Protestant Democratic Combined with that and Focus=Nation Minnesota reservation Saturday night to begin sweeping the other delays has been a skirting Unionist Party, declared a com¬ mittee of Protestants was being formed to ensure that the pope sought in village of Red Lake for suspects, authorities said. One of the homes burned early Sunday belonged to tribal of the money issue. In coming weeks, both sides council member Roman Stately Jr., BIA police said. All three does not enter Northern Ire¬ must begin to consider pre¬ House can't decide OPEC investment houses were vacant at the time and there were no injuries. on land. Paisley threatened massive gun battle Acting BIA Superintendent James Stevens said several shots were fired before dawn Sunday, but never more than cisely how much money is going to be available. Protestant demonstrations if The United Auto Workers three at a time and usually with 30-minute intervals between WASHINGTON nations, (AP) — The OPEC particularly those in the Middle oil, is good for U.S. business. The question is whether they have the pontiff does cross into the north from the Irish Republic to on Indian shots. Union had presented General Motors Corp., Chrysler Corp. Unlike on Saturday, BIA police did not return the gunfire, East have investments in the United become too much of a good thing, the south. and the Ford Motor Co. with Stevens said. whether they have grown so large that most of its noneconomic de¬ States totaling tens of billions of dollars, government documents show. certain nations now have the ability to The Rev. William Craig, moderator of the Presbyterian reservation Police exchanged gunshots with snipers in two separate incidents Saturday and a television helicopter was hit by two mands for 750,000 U.S. auto Church, took a less harsh tone workers by the time talks But despite three days of public manipulate the value of the dollar. bullets while filming from an altitude of 2,200 feet. Such a power would give the oil-rich but said that "for purely spir Stevens maintains the latest trouble on the reservation is not adjourned Friday for the week¬ hearings, a House subcommittee ap¬ end. itual reasons" he would turn pears no closer to knowing whether the nations a new weapon. Not only could related to a political clash between rival tribal factions. down any invitation to meet the Some of them were key massive influx of foreign funds is good or they threaten to cut off oil imports but "It's just a small bunch of damn criminals that don't want an pope. And Anglican and Meth¬ questions involving such sticky bad for the nation. they also could threaten to devalue the ordinary peaceful community," Stevens said Sunday. odist leaders in Northern Ire¬ bargaining points as absentee¬ Everyone agrees having the funds, dollar simply by taking their investments land did not join Paisley's angry ism, grievances and discipline. « accumulated by the OPEC nations in part to another country and putting them in because of America s heavy appetite for another currency. Tiny plant life discovered in Antarctic lakes Elegant Simplicity WASHINGTON (AP) — Scientists have research. discovered tiny plants growing at the The new finding is even more remark¬ bottom of ice-covered Antarctic lakes able because this part of Antarctica is in that require less light than any others darkness for four months of the year and known on Earth. in a state of twilight for another four The National Science Foundation, in months, it continued. announcing the discovery Sunday, said the plants — pinkish-orange colored Virginia Tech University scientists algae — thrive in less than .1 percent of discovered the plants under permanently the sunlight hitting the surface. ice-covered lakes in Antarctica s dry Most algae are primitive, rather simple valleys. This rocky, mountainous and plants that don't grow where light is snowless region is about 65 miles west of below 1 percent of surface levels, said the main U.S. scientific outpost, the agency which funds all U.S. Antarctic McMurdo Station. ★ SPECIALS* Ransom paid; N.J. executive's wife released TUESDAY PATERSON, N.J. (AP) - Two suspects recipient of the ransom drop, was being TOAST Qf THE TQWN NIGHT in the kidnapping of a banker's wife were followed, a source close to the investiga¬ arrested by FBI agents Sunday just hours & All liquor, Beer & Wine /i price tion said. after the woman's husband paid a Authorities did not say whether the WEDNESDAY $300,000 ransom and she was released. ransom was recovered. - MUGGERS MADNESS FBI officials in Newark identified the The two were seized moments after two suspects as Guillermo Jesus All the kidnap victim, Joan Dedrick, 46, Mugs of Beer Vi price Caceres, 22, and Angel Humberto appeared at an impromptu news con¬ Cedano, 22, both of Peterson. They were ference at her West Milford home. At her THURSDAY charged with kidnapping and extortion, side was her husband, William, execu¬ the FBI said. tive vice - PITCHER PARTY NIGHT president of the Franklin Bank in The two were arrested at a tenement in Paterson. All Pitchers Zi PARTIES, WEDDINGS, . . . this industrial city that had been staked price I'm home, I'm home, said Dedrick, SPECIALS FIRE UP AT 8:00 P.h the HAIRLOF out since early Sunday. apparently unharmed but emotionally * A *UN Al I NIGHT LONG A third suspect, believed to be the wracked. 220 MAC Avenue, University Mall, 332-8660 BAND: ,hro Ju|y 23: ROGER AND HUMAN BODY E. Lansing Mi. 48823 July 24-29: CROWD PIEASERS 1 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, July 23, 1979 Human services facilities deadline is set vill reconsider the status of the facilities at its September 20 meeting. By JEFF MINAHAN City Council directed City Manager Jerry Coffman to meet with MSU and East Lansing public school officials to determine the possibility of joint financing and report Based on the replies of MSU and East Lansing public school officials, the commission will SUte News Staff Writer back to the Council. make another recommendation to City Council at that time. The proposed human services facilities in East Lansing were put on hold Thursday in Brad Pryce, group manager for planning, housing and community development, told order to give two governmental units involved in the project time to formulate their Commissioner William Beachler, who voted against the measure, the commission Thursday that Coffman had not yet been able to complete a report for the argued that support positions. for the project is not organized. He proposed a subcommittee to establish The Housing and Community Development Commission voted 5 to 3 to set a September council. goals and MSU officials did not want to make financial commitments until the state Legislature objectives for the project. deadline for making a recommendation to City Council regarding the facilities. The motion will allow the East Lansing Board of Education and MSU to make a decision on made a decision on the University's budget, Pryce told the commission. The subcommittee would advise residents living in the areas of the proposed facilities whether they will contribute to the project. Commissioner Vivian Najjar, who introduced the motion, said school officials and MSU to lobby the MSU Board of Trustees to approve University participation in the project, In April, the commission approved a feasibility study conducted by consultant Donald need time to decide these issues and react. She pointed out that new MSU President Cecil Beachler said. Leu and forwarded it to City Council. According to the study, a human services facility is Mackey should be allowed to consider the proposal. Mackey will take office in August. "The purpose of my motion is not to let this thing drag, but to put a finite time limit on 1 ryce told the commission he doubted the MSU board would make such unless feasible only if the city, MSU and the Board of Education agree to a cooperative venture a move and share funding costs. it," Najjar said. pressured. Cancer link studied Local economic in Muskegon County picture optimistic also said the recession would have little By United Press International The possible link between industrial pollution and an unusually high rate of Michigan county. State health officials said they were especially interested in a pesticides plant run by the Hooker Chemical and Plastics By MICHAEL STUART respiratory cancer in Muskegon County is State News Staff Writer effect on the hiring of students. being studied — even though the high death Corp., in Montague. Stored toxic chemicals Despite the predicted recession, campus "We won't hire any less students, he said. rate only applies to elderly white males. in that area have been found leaking into and area employers foresee no immediate "Whatever is coming won't alter our State health officials are puzzling over local water supplies. downturn in the local economy or the pattern of hiring. statistics that show a quirk in the incidence Dr. John Ibister, a disease control officer number of student jobs available. "In the past we've found our business has with the state health department, said "We are not planning on a fall in remained stable in times of recession. The rate of death from respiratory cancer researchers may do individual case studies business," said Rich Emerson, manager of People become more cost-conscious, and in the county between 1970 and 1977 was in an effort to find a common link in the that helps us." nearly the same as the rate for the state as deaths. Dooley's Restaurant, 131 Albert St. cancer "We'd be foolish not to staff enough Janet Thomas, manager of Domino's a whole. However, the same statistics Ibister said the histories of all 78 elderly people to take care of business," he added. Pizza, 966 Trowbridge, said she anticipates indicate the death rate for white males 70 to Muskegon County men who died at ages Jim Bowling, director of the MSU a good fall. 74 years of age was 44 percent higher than 70 74 from respiratory cancer may be Student Employment office, said the num¬ "They (Domino's) don't have any plans to the statewide average for that particular traced to see if they had a common ber of students employed on campus has cut back on student hiring," she said. group. denominator, such as exposure to a cancer- increased every year. "I don't think business will drop. It'll be State health officials Saturday had no causing chemical on the job. "The outlook for this year is as good as at least as much as last year, if not more." ready explanation for the variance, but said The original study of cancer rates in the The employment outlook for graduating they were exploring the possibility it was county was launched by the state after last year or the year before," he said. Bowling said 18,000 students were em¬ students is not expected to suffer either. connected to industrial pollution. some Montague residents expressed fears Jack Shingleton, director of MSU Place Air and water pollution is particularly the Hooker plant wastes were seriously ployed last year on campus — up from 16,000 in the 1976-77 acadmic year. ment Services, said correspondence be¬ heavy in the highly industrialized western jeopardizing their health. "There is no indication this trend will tween his office and prospective employers turn around at all," he said. for graduates is up 20 percent from last David Rudd, supervisor for McDonald's year. restaurants in East Lansing and Okemos, (continued on page 5) School will not appeal De-annex resolution ruling on 'black English' ANN ARBOR (UPI) - The Ann Arbor The board Wednesday had voted 5-4 to school board Saturday night voted not to appeal U.S. District Court Judge Charles appeal a federal court ruling in the Joiner's decision, but irregularities in the discussed by board controversial black English case. Supt. Harry Howard said the board voted 5-4 not to appeal the ruling which said the meeting procedure resulted in the vote being declared invalid. Howard said about 60 persons showed up Ann Arbor school district had discriminated at the three-and-a-half hour meeting. He against 11 black students because of an said most of the persons present at the By ROLAND WILKERSON school board session appeared to be State News Staff Writer apparent language barrier between the school and the students. opposed to an appeal of the federal ruling. A resolution to declare invalid a petition to de-annex MSU from East Lansing will be discussed by the Ingham County Board of Commissioners Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Mason court house. The resolution was submitted to the board by the County Affairs and Policy Committee after Attorney Peter Cohl found the petition legally deficient in two areas. Under the Home Rule Cities Act, the petition must be signed by 1 percent of the total Bus route changes eyed number of qualified voters of all the affected areas — East Lansing, Meridian Township, and Lansing Township, Cohl said. Only 556 signatures requirement, he said. were on the petition, and 824 were needed to meet the at transportation meeting The act also mandates that at least 10 signatures from each governmental unit affected Changes in two CATA bus routes running across the MSU campus will be discussed at must be included in the petition. There were no signatures from Lansing or Meridian the East Lansing Transportation Commission meeting at 7:30 tonight in 54 B District Townships, Cohl said. Court, 301 M.A.C. Ave. The resolution will "probably" be passed, said Commissioner Mark Grebner D-East A change in the No. 17 Towar Gardens route, already approved by City Council and Lansing. expected to be adopted tonight, would cut out bus stops on Burcham Drive and Spartan Also to be considered is resolution to create civilian With temperatures in the high 80s Sunday and expected to top 90 today, Street in a beeline down South Hagadorn Road to Grand River Avenue. a a policy board for the 911 emergency telephone system. Edie Gibbs and Mark Gaffney found a brief respite refreshing on their The proposed No. 21 Burcham-Hagadorn route change would cut out a run on Shaw Under the resolution, present and former participants in the system would convene to way to swim at the IM Sports-West. Lane between Hagadorn Road and Bogue Street in exchange for a run by the Clinical (continued on page 5) Center to Bogue Street. Traffic conditions on Cahill Drive will also be discussed at the meeting. Action halted in mental f 4 J,.*.... COUPON SAVINGS #»***»* £4 hospital probe MSU death NEED MONEY? * PELLSTON i UPIi NEW PLASMA DONORS ONLY until new state director takes office 22 year-old MSU killed in a small worn plan* crash CENTER WILL PAY * here Saturday. Paige Pogirski and her fa¬ IMMEDIATE CASH * By United Press International changes at the Clinton Valley Center. No action will be taken on a report citing patient abuse, poor Ochberg, a psychiatrist who has served as associate director of ther, Alex Pogirski, 47, died FOR YOUR TIME the National Institute of Mental Health in Bethesda, Md., was Saturday when their single- drug distribution and lax security at the Clinton Valley Center until Michigan's new mental health director takes office. State officials said they will wait unitl Frank Ochberg takes confirmed by the senate last week as new mental health chief Clinton Valley officials said they have not yet received copies of engine plane went into a steep dive while taking off from the EARN $18 PER WEEK * Emmet County Airport where office Aug. 1 before deciding what will be done about problems the report, but that some changes already have been made in it had stopped to refuel. HOW?...just come in and relax in our reclining chairs and listen to your listed in a blue-ribbon task force report released Thursday. operations at the facility. Federal aviation favorite music while donating lifegiving Plasma. The five-member task force Authorities said some steps have been taken to step up security investi¬ We will pay you $8.00 for your first plasma donation and $10.00 for your * was appointed by the governor after gators Sunday searched a young mental patient at the center died in March. 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July 23, 1979 ~J Michigan State News, Eost Loosing, Michigan ADAM TEICHER Bert V aughn has been tabbed by MSU Coach Munn Arena won't be Darryl Rogers as the man to succeed Eddie Smith and take over the same without Amo the quarterbacking duties for the Spar¬ tans this season. Munn Arena is going to be Starting from the bottom, he won't miss, though. Like re Vaughn will have a different for the MSU hockey built the program up to be one cruiting and cutting a player hard act to follow as of the most prestigious in from the team," Amo con games next season. he replaces the player The Spartans will be a win hockey. "When I came here, we tinned. whose passing excel¬ had no scholarships. Hockey It will definitely not be the ner again after missing the lence was largely re¬ Western Collegiate Hockey As was always a minor sport," he same Munn Arena without sociation playoffs for the third recalled. "Michigan Tech Bessone as the MSU coach. sponsible for MSU's year in a row. The 6,255-seat ice I where he had come to MSU "Twenty-eight years I've spent co-championship fin¬ rink will be full again after an from) had at MSU and if I had it all to do ish in the Big Ten last a pretty strong average of under 4,500 fans program because it was estab over again, it would be the year. lished. As far as hockey was same. Now I'm going to take a came out for home games last State News Iro Strickstein season. And there will be a new concerned, Tech was ahead of seat in the stands and enjoy the coach behind the MSU bench us." calling the shots for the Spar¬ Those were the lean days. tans. up a victory cigar. It was not to Bessone remembers playing In its five seasons of opera¬ signify the end of a victorious tion, Munn Arena has seen Colorado College at Dem Hall hockey game, hut to mark the before 18 fans. end of a successful career. winning MSU hockey teams. It has also witnessed capacity A far cry from the 1975-76 crowds. But it has only seen one season. That season the Spar¬ hockey coach. In fact, Amo tans averaged more fans per Bessone had been the Spartan game than the 6,255 seats the DAVE JANSSEN 296 yards and two touchdowns, be looking for revenge after hing a y from Vaughn on coach for 28 years before he arena holds. The most famous i his 1978 and Northwestern University being embarrassed by Smith's perfor retired at the end of last game in the MSU hockey annals Purduehewas when he 12 of 24 for 180 barrage of completions last st MSU Rose Bowl hopes was season. was the triple overtime thriller yards, throwing against a gusty October. Ohio State University Ron Mason, fresh from the against Minnesota in the semi returns to the Spartan schedule hockey wars at Bowling Green finals of the WCHA playoffs Nobody can expect these and though Vaughn won't have State University, will be the man to lead the Spartans down that year. An estimated 8,000 fans lie in arm of QB Vaughn kind of statistics from Vaughn, who is relatively inexperienced to dodge fists or flying down markers, it's sure that the throwing two touchdown p; that road to success. Bessone's crammed into Munn Arena for alter playing behind Smith for Buckeyes, under new Head Under Roger's watchfui e nameplate is now on the outside that game. The Gophers finally the past couple years. Vaughn Coach Earl Bruce, will still be luring spring practice, the nt Things are a little slow, the man that has been tabbed or 26 for 199 yards. In the of Office 118 on the concourse won with a goal in that third filled University of w ill need a substantial amount tough to beat in Columbus. spartan quarterback has sportwise, during the summer as his replacement, Bert pressure The Spartan road to the Rose loubt shown lot of improv level of Munn Arena. overtime, advanced to the of playing time to learn how to a here at MSU and it's easy to let Vaughn, holds the key this Michigan contest, Smith came NCAA tournament and won the deal with Big Ten defenses just Bowl will be a difficult one There had been speculation your mind wander. The fall season. And the sophomore through with totals of 20 of 36 championship despite a third for 248 yards and two touch as I'm sure Smith does right indeed, and whether they will and the throughout last season that sports season lies just around quarterback has by far the be sidetracked along the Illinois i place finish in the WCHA that downs. His performance gained now learning the ropes in the way, Bessone would be finished at the corner and I've got to biggest shoes to fill in 1980. season. MSU was second dur A quick glance back to 1979 him the Outstanding Player of Canadian Football League. And nobody can tell right now. the end of the year, but his admit, I'm thinking football ing the regular season. and of Smith's the Week award from Sports Vaughn won't be facing a Big Nevertheless, you can't take retirement still came as a season — and the Rose Bowl for some accom¬ Illustrated magazine and Big Ten schedule that's any easier surprise. Just before MSU's Bessone is now the assistant MSU. plishments can provoke as¬ than the one Smith went up final game of the season, he I think a lot of people are tonishment in even the most Ten Player of the Week honors walked the Munn demanding of college football from the Associated Press. against last season, either. out onto envisioning the same result, MSU will have the good Arena ice and announced that armchair quarterbacks. In a Smith continued his master and maybe these idealistic fortune of being able to play sub-par performance (for him) ful passing against Indiana he was coaching his last game thoughts should be toned down in the University of Southein University, breaking the Big both Purdue University and (The Spartans beat U-M, 5-3). a bit. University of Michigan at Coach Darryl Rogers' clubs California game, the contest Ten record for passing yards in His players, the media and home. However, against Pur which marked his return to the a day that he went 20 of 30, MSU fans were shocked, but have shown steady improve¬ due, Vaughn will lock up in a Bessone thought that it was ment over the past three years lineup after breaking a finger in gaining 369 yards and throwing three touchdowns. He was battle with an even more and only seven starters — the MSU opener against Pur¬ time to step down. "It's a good seasoned Mark Herrman; in the Eddie Smith, Kirk Gibson, Jim due University, Smith was 12 of named the AP's Big Ten Offen¬ time to leave when you're U M game he will have his 27 with three interceptions for sive Player of the Week for the leaving someone something to Hinesly, Melvin Land, Craig hands full trying to avoid a Lonce, Tom Graves and Jerome a total of 141 yards. second straight time. work with," he said. "I was strong defense and one that will Stanton will be lost from That would be his worst His string of amazing perfor thinking of leaving the year — mances continued against Uni¬ 1978's Big Ten championship contest of the season. Against before, but I didn't want to leave the new coach without team, so the Spartans are Notre Dame University he versity of Wisconsin when he was 19 of 29 for 334 yards and much." bound to improve again this completed 27 passes and re¬ wrote MSU records for passes four touchdowns, University of season, right? Well, unfortu¬ So Bessone suffered through attempted (41) and yards Illinois when he was 20 of 31 for nately it's not quite that simple. another losing* (15-21 record, It doesn't seem too far off the gained through the air (306). In 219 yards, University of Minne eighth place tie in the WCHA) mark to speculate that MSU the second half alone, he was 20 sota when he was 26 of 42 for season for the good of the will be able to find able re¬ program. That's typical of the placements for almost every man, always doing something rink manager for Munn Arena. player it loses, even Gibson, good for MSU hockey. "I'm learning that with the return of receivers this is just as Bessone got Munn Arena built for the Spartans. This is a tough a job as coaching," he said with a laugh. "Being in a Eugene Byrd, Samson Howard and Mark Brammer. TONIGHT great rink, he says today. "The game for as long as I have, However, we all know that it best in college hockey." Before You're going to miss the game. was the passing arm of quarter¬ Munn, the Spartans had called No doubt about that." back Eddie Smith that keyed Rainbow Ranch crusty old Demonstration Hall the Spartans' success last sea¬ their home. There will be a few things I son, and that the passing arm of 1st ANNUAL EROTIC BANANA Lion's Woodcock Eating Contest 11 PM does his job quietly DETROIT (UPI) — Detroit Lion defensive tackle John $50 CASH PRIZE Woodcock said he's satisfied with just doing a good job, even if he doesn't get much recognition. "I read in the Bible not to be concerned about material things," Anyone Can Enter! Woodcock said. "So now I'm being happy just to use the tools I have to play . . . sooner or later I'll be noticed." But he said it wasn't easy for him when A1 Baker and Doug English went to the Open at 9PM Pro Bowl Game last winter and he was left behind. Woodcock may be headed toward a bigger share of the spotlight. For More Information The Lion's fact book gives him credit for 10-and-a-half sacks in his first full season at defensive tackle, second only to Baker's 23. Coll 351-1200 Woodcock expects the number to be even better in '79, even though opposing teams are bound to be better prepared for it. "I think they'll try to do more things but we'll be better, so it will GO BANANAS! all even out," Woodcock said. ST&uLiTt ■ Lansing S CEDAR ST NEAR JOUY 1 ORANGE LAKE DRIVE g Phon# 322 0044 C. ARE YOU READY 2 Color Cartoons Goes Underground Ton.-Sat. FORTHE » SUMMER? ARE YOU READY i ^KSSEBSQOa FOR A GOOD TIME? Let Us Entertain You ... Will be performing ANIMAl HOI St ANIMAL HOUSE" BIH MURRAY at Mountain Jack's BILL MURRAY 6pinnakcT _ onc| . Schroeder & Christian are appearing - PLUS - at J. Ross Browne's Whaling Station HEAVEN CAN for the month of July JSCE'S Gir^depgpound Restaurant & Bar WAIT on stage: Tue- Th. 8-1 1938 Grand River '>TT 5800 W. SAGINAW ■ HWY. Fri-Sat. 9-2 Okemos 349-1932 LANSING. 321-2770 224 Abbott 351-2285 Monday, July 23, 1979 0 Michigan State News. 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CONTESTANTS - FIRST Butler, Lansing. 482-2577. EDITING expert typing. Call Joan in 415 Magnolia St. 3 bed¬ ately. Fall option. 332-2963. puppy. 90% Black Labrador If not paid by due date, a 50' late service annual Rainbow Ranch erotic S-6-7-27 (5) Dansville, 1-623-6653. rooms. $310/month + utili¬ 5-7-27 (4) & 10% whatever. 694-4920, banana eating contest. $50 charge will be due. cash prize. For more informa¬ ties. Close to MSU and after 3:30. E 5-8-1 (4) Don t let improper word 8-7^7 (3) Frandor. Phone 1 -623-6357 selection, verbosity, im¬ TYPING EXPERIENCED, fast tion call 351-1201. 5-7-27 (6) BEECNWOOD after 6pm. Z-4-7-27 (5) For Sale proper tense or grammati¬ and reasonable, 371-4635. Lost & Found cal and spelling errors ruin C-13-7-30 (3) CABIN COUNSELOR for girls APARTMENTS 219 S. Hosmer, 4 bedrooms thesis dissertation. Automotive j [^| 1 Automotive camp. Could teach swimming Furnished. Fall, $260 plus. NEW AND used guitars, ban¬ jos, mandolins, etc. Dulci¬ LOST. ALL white cat. Small your The or professional editors EXPERT TYPING. Term pa¬ or golf. Give references when Evenings, 332-5622. mers and kits, recorders, adult female. E. Lansing. at THE BLUE PENCIL, pers, letters, RESUMES. AMC JAVELIN 1973 54,000 VW CAMPER, 1971. Pop top, calling. 1616) 322-4242 Date 2-7-25 (3) thousands of hard to find Near Gables. 337-0205. - of employment 7/20-8/19 or 332-0125 or 353-0833. LIMITED will make your original miles. Dependable, radio 27 MPG. Excellent albums and books. Discount 3-7-27 (3) C-13-7-30 (3) as soon as possible. FEMALE FOR half of Lansing writing as good as your re¬ $950 or best. 372-6728 mechanical condition. $1800. prices. Expert repairs - free search. For a free estimate 3-7-23 I7I townhouse. $95/month. Half 3-7-27 (3) 349-2998. 6-8-1 (3) bath and ride to MSU daily. estimates ELDERLY IN¬ LOST OPAL ring set in gold. call 676-9034 between Wanted STRUMENTS, 541 E. Grand Please call 332-4649. Reward. 8am-5pm. Linn, 353-4730. 8-8-8 (3) BUICK SPECIAL '65, 21 VW CAMPER 1972 Sports CLERKS WANTED adult River. C-13-7-30 (9) 3-7-27 (3) WANTED - GIRL for cooking miles/ gallon, very reliable, mobile. Rebuilt type II engine, bookstore, Velvet Fingers, Call 332-0052 3 BEDROOM House, unfur¬ lunch and dinner for landlady Good running condition. Best new muffler, runs great, 527 East Michigan. 489-2278 WHITE PERSIAN cat (de- QUALITY PAINTING. Experi¬ in exchange for her own between 1 pm-5 nished, $300/month, Lansing, AIR BRUSH and compressor offer, must sell. Call 353- $2'"5- CaN 339-2632. OR-13-7-30 (4) pm clawed) with Siamese mark¬ enced References available. room. 332-1638. 3-7-27 (4) 3605. Z-3-7-23 (5) 6"7'23 ,4) on East Lansing busline, oc¬ with regulator. Paasche cupancy Sept. 1. Call eve¬ model AB. Excellent condi¬ ings. Lost near Gunson. Contact Bruce Everett. 351 - 1 2 PRICE airline tickets. Will MODELS WANTED, $9 Please call 351-2277. 3760. Z-6-7-23 (3) I nings, 484-7633. 3-7-27 (51 tion, $225. 353-0857 or 393- dollar. Any airline cadillac wiE'dorado Auto Service I [71 hour, 489-2278 or apply in 1-2 FEMALES NEEDED. Fur¬ 0292. 10-8-3 (4) 3-7-25 (4) pay top welcome. Call Mike 332-7977 $1100 or best offer. Strong ' — ' t-Z.—' person Velvet Fingers, 527 nished apartment, Campus FALL LEASE, campus near, after 5. 4-7-25 (4) car. Good condition. 372- East Michigan. Hill. 349-3420. 8-7-30 ( 3) WILCOX TRADING POST Real Estate Instructions 6728. 3-7-27 (4) CUSTOM SPARK plug wire sharp 3 bedroom, 1 V4 bath. OR-13-7-30 (4) sets, for your foreign car. EAST LANSING, summer fall sublet available August 1, 351-6471. 4 7-30 (3) used musical instruments, stereo components, car HASLETT. DON'T miss this $150,000 LIQUIDATION of | Transportation"] [TjL] CAMARO - 1978, air, AM- Start at $7.95 in stock at RESIDENT MANAGER FALL 1 female needed in 6 equipment, TV's, cameras, one! Immaculate, 3 bed¬ fine stereo equipment. Save DRIVER WANTED to drive $290, balcony, air condi¬ FM, 6 cylinder, great condi- CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 couple for East Lansing pro¬ bedroom house. Own room, jewelry, bicycles, albums £t rooms, 2 baths, living room, up to 40-50-60% while they 1979 Pinto Wagon to L.A. No tion. 694-0231. 8-7-25 (3) East Kalamazoo Street. One tioned, heat paid, 2 bedroom, MARSHALL MUSIC perty. Maintenance and leas¬ campus 2 blocks, parking, tapes. Much more Buy, sell last. air conditioning. References mile west of campus. 487 carport, month-to-month family room, partially finished ing, allowance and wages washer/dryer, 2 refrigerators, and trade. 509 E. Michigan. COMPANY, Frandor Shop¬ required. Call 485-0292. rent after October. 337-8363. basement. Attached 2-car ga- CAMARO - 75.350 V-8. dependent on experience. 3-7-25 (6) fully furnished, fireplace. 485-4391. C-7-7-30 (8) ping Center. C-13-7-30 (6) Z-3-7-27 (5) 332-3900 or 332-3202. $128-month plus utilities. Air, AM/FM stereo Automa- CHEAPEST prices in the many trees. 5921 Beuna Park¬ 0-8 7-30 (6) Kristin after 10:00 AM, 337- FIRST QUALITY materials way, Haslett, $61,000 by dffeT'4W36Z7 99 88 6(3) _______ CHEVY VAN, 1977-305 V-8, carpeted, AM/FM cassette. 6,31 _ 5,3,6 RENT-A-CAR, UGLY DUCKLING 372 7650 ^13 ^30 l4) $7.95/day. t _ STUDENTS sion-proof" SELL "reces¬ consumables from your home at your own 0293. 1-7-23 (7) IMMACULATE carpeted, 2 '/4 5 baths, bedroom rec- and workmanship. DISCOUNT, 2617 E. Michi¬ gan, C-3 7-27 (4) OPTICAL Lansing. 372-7409. 2 owner. 339-3201. 5-7-27 (9) BEDROOM, age Carpeted, basement, family 5 yrs. CEDAR GREENS 7^1 Id 1 Excellent Condition, Asking ATTENTION!' We buy late pace. Tremendous earning room, garage, close. 393- room, fireplace, central air - $4500. 353-2609 7-8-3 (4) model mestic imPorted and do- compact cars. Con- potential. For info write "Op¬ portunity" 2677 Blue Haven 4206 8 7 25 (31 RING, BLUE star sapphire, 332-0573. Price negotiable. Glencairn. Excellent condi¬ tion. E. Lansing, 332-0109. • ONE BEDROOM APARTMENTS DATSUN 240Z, 1973, Miche- ™ Court, E. Lansing. 6-8-1 (7) 1 FEMALE NEEDED to share 8-7 27 (3) 3-7-27 (61 FURNISHED APARTMENTS 'Air Conditionec lin radials, alloy wheels. VW' w 1341 u 1J / JO (51 great duplex on Albert. • AIR CONDITIONING 'All Appliances including $2900, 372-4178 after 7 p.m. Spacious, own room. $120/ RECORDS' THOUSANDS to • SWIMMING POOL dishwasher 7-7-25 (4) JUNK CARS wanted. Also selling used parts. Phone JESTERS COURT and month. 332-0169. 8-8-6 (4) choose from, 75$ and up, all quality, WAZOO RECORDS, | Recreation ||UQ| • PRIVATE BALCONIES 'Luxurious 'Shag Carpeting Furnishings WESTSIDE DILI are 1978 DELTA Royale. 2-door, 321-3651. C-13-7-30 <3)_ taking applications for the 223 Abbott, 337-0947. SKYDIVING EVERY week¬ DISTANCE TO CAMPUS 'On-site Management air, cruise. Rear defrost and ~ 3-BEDROOM, 2-bath, fur¬ C-13-7-30 (51 'Private Balconies much more. 323-2520. MASON BODY shop, 812 E. following positions: nished faculty home. Fire¬ end and late afternoon. First 'SWIMMING POOL 8-7-25 (3) Kalamazoo since 1940. Auto place, garage, 5 minutes to jump instruction every Satur¬ NOW LEASING FOR KAY ACOUSTICAL electric day and Sunday starting at 10 painting - collision service. campus. Prefer faculty FALL NOW LEASING FIAT 128 FEMALE TO share room couple. No pets. Available guitar. Two toned. 2 pickups. a.m. and weekdays by ap- Sport 1974. 41,000 American foreign cars. 485- Inlaid neck. $95. Call Karen, FOR FALL miles, 37 mpg, $1000, AM/ beginning fall term. Spacious 9-1 79, 1-year. $425/month. 0256. C-13-7-30 (5) 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom. Near 337 9561 after 4 pm. FM stereo, radials. Call after 5 351-1146. 4-7-27 (7) programs for groups, MSU campus on busline. $93.50 E-5-7 23 (5) Sport Parachute Club and 351-8631 p.m. 332-3120. 5-7-27 (4) GOOD USED tires, 13-14-15 month. 332-2331. S-5-7-2715) Charlotte Paracenter. 372- Next to Brody 351-7212 inch. Mounted free. Used Apply in person between OWN ROOM-Nicely fur¬ 3 5 p.m USED BIKES. All sizes $15- 9127, 543-6731. C-6-7-30 110) GRANADA GHIA - 1977 wheels and hub caps. Pennell at 129 Ash St. nished, $90/month. 2 blocks Mason. Mi $100. Also used parts. We loaded. Nice car for nice Sales, 1825 Michigan, Lan- EAST LANSING MSU 1 from campus. Available now. also buy used bikes. Call price. 394-2277 any time, sing, Michigan, 48912, 482 block, summer or fall, 1 Ask for Maria, 337-0876. CHARLIE'S BIKE SHOP, 8-8-1 13) 5818. C-13-7-30 (7) bedroom, from $180. 351- S-5-7-30 (5) 393 2484. 8 7-27 (4) TEACHING POSITION MAZDA, 1973 RX2 66,000 miles, runs great. $595 after | — 7 MOtOrCVClBS 1 Y~—I d*6 Schedule will be Monday, Wednesday, Friday following 4107. Open. X-8-7-30 (4) SHARE FURNISHED house, non smoking grad preferred, BOOKS! 3 floors of books, magazines and comics. CUR a few pennies spent 4. 332-7016. 3-7-25 (3) 1 '1 1 the '79- '80 DeWitt Public 1 BEDROOM furnished Avail¬ School calendar. Apply to PO able immediately. $150. Close $140/month, utilities in¬ IOUS BOOK SHOP, 307 East cluded. 484 2731 after 6 p.m. Grand River, East Lansing, mi7ct/Tx^7,~ YAMAHA 1975-125 CC. Very MUSTANG II 7q7cV 7 332-3900. back Box 247 DeWitt, Michigan, here to campus. - 1975 6 cyhn- good conditjon Low mi|eagev 48820 7-8-6 (7) O 8-7 30 (4) 3 7 23 15) 332-0112. C-13-7 30 (5) comes «nm 53,000 rj« miles, ri, Like w New. 694 $40° or best ot,er 351 0339 c7,7 M, 9039 8-8-8 (4) 7 CAMPUS NOW LEASING rnZZ"Ml:;7"~~ FORD PINTO 1973, auto- $400. 355-58591°8-8C8(3) KAWASAKI 400-1975 $695. Very dean 372 2255 or 353. 6682 Keep ,rV'n9' 886 (3) HILL FOR SUMMER AND FALL foldinc) money "2 Bedrooms 'Furnished Apts. 60,000 miles, $400 or best 'Free Roommate Service LOST in the WANT offer. Must sell. 353-9150 or RESIDENT MANAGER 337-1471. 3-7-27 (4) couple needed to manage 'Dishwashers apartment complex. General 'Central Air Conditioning The home you're looking for can be found in our columns. maintenance, experience ne¬ cessary. 351-9538. 'Swimming Pool HEY WENT THAT A W AY...TO - ForeignCar Alio 3 7-27 (4) Read Classified. 'Unlimited Parking COLLINGWOOD Service APIS!! 'Pleasant Landscaping (Etopcfungtjam I n •"»' Maze? 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED LUXURY "private balconies APTS. dish washer, disposal 'Special 12 month rates FREE BUS SERVICE 'dishwasher 'shun earpet inn 'unlimited parking 'plush furniture WE SERVICE: WE CAN HELP! WORK! DATSUN VOLKSWAGEN-TOYOTA Model Open Everyday 9-9 'model open daily State News SPECIAL SUMMER RATES The Beetle Leasing for Summer & Fall ' Q - Shop S Okies I independent VW repo>r shop Classified (behind the Bus Stop CALL 351-7166 CALL 349-3530 night club on the river) 1400 E CAVANAUGH* 393-1590 ** Located ot Hogodorn just south of Service Rood Monday July 23 1979 9 Michigon Stote News, East Lansing, Michigan HAGAR the Horrible SPONSORED BY: fc by Dik Browne Nobody's Home T. I Monday, July 23, 1979 1 0 Michigon State News. East Lansing, Michigan Klan, opponents clash Larrowe Cocoa Butter Classic success (continued from page 1) cops here and we're outnum Hot water plan The anti Klan demon be red. We decided to leave." Unsworth, a 24 year old senior there is talk of organizing a physics. strators, holding signs and Middletown Police Chief (continued from page 1) usual hint of irony woven into marketing major who started tanning charter to the Bahamas next spring to prep contestants. And Trudeau Daggy said he may send a T shirt and invite sticks, faced the crowd which was fronted by robed Klan Russell Dwyer said he had more than 130 law enforcement offi¬ to save energy his tight, slightly hoarse voice. training for the contest in Zonker Harris to compete in cials on hand from the city of Or, possibly offering an inter members, also carrying sticks. A hearty laugh usually followed late-April by laying at the Middletown and Butler and DETROIT (UPI) Detroit Edison Co. and the city are from the bald, bearded gnome departmental course drawing next year's classic. The demonstrators began — bottom of the IM pool before it working on a hot water or steam generated heating plan which Some people say Daggy and chanting slogans like "Ku Klux Warren counties. like professor decked out in opened. expertise from the education Klan, scum of the land," and could double the utility's energy efficiency within the city and blue and white Hawaiian swim Larrowe have been out in the "It situation," The crowd and even some of department and the depart was a tense save the city's industry. trademark. sun too long. they were answered by whoops trunks, his summer the judges were surprised. One ments of human medicine and and hollers from Klan Dwyer said. "We felt relieved The plan involves piping hot water to east side homes and sup The scores were tallied as the when they decided to go. I apartments for heating and air conditioning. High pressure contestant — Posner, "The Tel porters. afternoon sun slipped over would have hated to see any¬ steam would be piped to major manufacturers who need the Aviv Bomber" — seemed likely Munn Ice Arena. Total point Then the anti-Klan demon body get hurt." to walk away with it all. Posner, energy for industrial processes. possibility: testants 150,000. milled around. Con who took second, placed first in Prof uses wind power strators national organized by the Inter Committee against Dwyer said he would not have forced the anti-Klan demon Edison engineers say a savings equivalent to three million barrels of oil a year is possible because most residents in the almost every major category Racism dispersed, acknowledg area use oil or gas furnaces. Most industrial plants there use oil Larrowe, smearing lotion on strators to leave when they did. but wound up fifth in "Uni¬ ing they were outnumbered by and gas to generate steam. his reddening skull, consoled i continued from page 11 the roughly 400 Klan sup formity." Middletown has been the And city officials say the change could help Detroit keep its Mark Paglia because he didn't utility's total generating capacity, he said. porters. scene of the only public Klan industry from moving to other states and perhaps attract new really have the tan he won the The agony of defeat. However, utilities are not alone in the growing interest in wind activities in Ohio in the past industry. competition with last year. As for the Third Annual Lash "We're not suicidal," said power. year. Last October, members Edison officials caution that there would be no savings o And then the results were in. Larrowe Cocoa Butter Tanning "There is lot of activity in small windmills because there are a Cathy Pekel, a committee mem refused the of a room a ber from Columbus. "We served were use utility bills because the cost of hot water would be roughly The Tan of the Year: Rich Classic, Daggy deadpanned, lot of people in this country who are do it yourselfers," Krauss in a motel but handed out equal to today's prices of gas and oil. However, experts say if said. our purpose in expressing our leaflets on streets. the cost of gas and oil rises faster than coal — as they are "I believe you will see many, many more installed because of Robed Klan members also predicted to do — there could be a savings. that kind of interest," he said. "If people have to buy or pay for "They'd like to get us as much Thomas E. Root, Edison's senior engineer said the utility's we'd like to get them," said appeared at local department installation costs it's not economical, but there are good as a Wage, price guidelines possibilities for people who want to spend some time at it and erect their own wind system." Laul Riley, another demon¬ strator, "but they've got the store this year to protest the sale of goods from China. early expectations for the project are 1982 or 1983. icontinued from page 1) percent pay increases to be followed by 8 percent boosts next year. Workers who got less than 7 percent this year could get more than 1-STOP SHOPPING SAVES MONEY, TIME, ENERGY 8 percent next year. • A requirement that the large unions count more of their m cost-of-living adjustment escalators against the guidelines limit; or a lower wage standard for union workers than for non-union laborers. Most workers who get cost of living adjustments are union members. • Larger pay increases for workers programs to improve productivity, a involved in industrial move Congress has ' A SAMPLE % SAVINGS! recommended. PRICES • Because the price standard closely reflects wages, any move to increase the allowable pay limit would increase the price standard. Setting a two-year goal, one source said, would "let companies that didn't raise prices as much as they could in the first year get more in the second year." PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1979. MEIJER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO • Possible changes in the profit-margin exception that would LIMIT SALES ACCORDING TO SPECIFIED LIMITS. NO SALES TO DEALERS, IN¬ expand the base of comparison to all of the last three years or put a lower ceiling on the increase in dollar profits. thrifty acres STITUTIONS OR DISTRIBUTORS. Final adoption of the revisions may be delayed because of Carter's Cabinet shakeup. "We're not sure the Aug. 1 deadline will be met because of the head rolling that has taken place," one source said this weekend. He was referring to President Carter's firing last week of Treasury Secretary W'. Michael Blumenthal, who had been the administration's chief economic spokesperson and one of those whose departments is involved in formulating the new anti-infla¬ tion targets. G. William Miller, the Federal Reserve Board chairperson who is Carter's choice to replace Blumenthal, has backed the guidelines. It is not known, however, where he stands on proposed ENJ0LI Carter tries to diversify 8-HOUR COLOGNE i continued from page 1) that sources report are being Natural spray WOMEN'S urged Carter on Saturday to contemplated are these: SAVE 1.50 PULLOVER SWEATERS make changes in his inner 1 25 fI o/ circle, saying "the perception is • Political aide Kraft may eventually be com¬ Timothy COLORED JUTE SALE You'll love the 6 ply, 60 luxurious feel of that he has not been getting pelled to leave the White House yards. Choice C9S this blend of 9" good advice." to work for the Carter-Mondale 497 mohair, 147 "The inner circle has been of 10 colors! acrylic, political committee, and Great for plant and nylon. V-neck the cause of the downfall of Carter's media adviser, Gerald hangers! EASY DRIVER or cowl neck more than one president," Byrd Rafshoon, will also be switched REG. 2.97 Model no. SK 2 styles. Sizes S M I. told a news conference. "I think to campaign work. the president's circle of inner • Jordan may be assigned a Womcn'i Sporttwtar D«p1. advisers should be broadened." new deputy, Leslie C. Francis, Most congressional criticism from Moore's staff. focused originally on Moore. But a former administration • Jack Watson, Carter's MEIJER USDA CHOICE Cabinet secretary and liaison I2* official who left the government with state and local govern¬ just before the shakeup said, "There's a strong feeling in the White House that Moore gets ments, may be nominated secretary of transportation. This would place in that depart as CENTER CUT BLADE ROAST '« the 'most improved award' in the White House staff." Carter is known to think ment a loyal Carter aide un¬ likely to seek the independence FIRST CUT CHUCK BLADE ROAST (SOLD AS ROAST ONLY) 1.18 u " that Brock Adams sought in Moore's staff is now the best at that post. the White House and, from everything Carter pears that Moore himself has says, it ap¬ FREEZE SOME AND ENJOY ALL YEAR! AMERICA'S FAVORITE FRESH HOMEGROWN 6'L It's What's the president's trust. Even so, Jordan given an expanded role in may be Happening BLUEBERRIES l« dealing with Congress. This would be a change for the new SAVE 41' chief of staff, whose job until Announcements for It's What's 311 now has been aimed at long- Happening must be received ir. the GAYL0RD GOLDEN QUARTERS ON 3 State News office, 343 Student ranged and strate¬ MARGARINE programs Services Bldg., by 12 noon at least gies. two class days before publication. THIS WEEK'S MEIJER few Powell has predicted that a new faces from outside the No announcements will be accept¬ ed by phone. 1 STOP SHOPPING u " ~' administration may be added to the White House staff. GUIDE HAS AT LEAST MSU Volleyball Club meets 7 to EE! WORTH OF Among the other changes 9 p.m. today and Wednesday in the Sports Arena, IM Sports- COUPONS. ..GET mxjk m JIF CREAMY OR EXTRA CRUNCHY PEANUT BUTTER West. YOUR FREE COPY Get into the good book this IN THE STORE! summer. United Students for Resignations Christ non-denominational Bible studies, 7 p.m. Tuesday in 111 Bessey Hall. (continued from page 1) MSU Chess Club meets at 7 your own. There is no way to p.m. at America's Cup Restaurant. pass controversial legislation if Bring your own set, board and you have a Cabinet member telling Congress this legislation is not necessary, or this legisla Tae Kwon Do Club's summer tion is bad." workouts at 6 to 9 p.m. today, Califano said anew that Wednesday and Friday in the Turf Arena, IM Sports-West. Carter had told him his perfor mance was "superb" and that MSU Go club meets Mondays he was "the best secretary of until 10 p.m. at the Union. HEW" but was being let go Beginners and Dan players wel- because of friction with the White House staff. Carter has said he does not Aikido, martial art for self- recall making those comments, defense and personal growth, meets at 7:15 p.m. Tuesday and and White House aides have Thursday and 1 p.m. Sunday in said the reasons were entirely the Judo room, IM Sports-West. different. "There were two people at Walking Tours program needs that meeting, the president and volunteers to give campus tours to I," Califano said. "And I know prospective freshmen and parents. what was said. It was one of the Call MSU Alumni Office for infor most attentive, searing mo¬ ments of my life." Abusive and neglectful parents He added, however, that "the president is not well served by all this discussion about who need role models to teach parent ing skills and provide support. Mature individuals should contact 5125 W. SAGINAW - 2055 W. GRAND RIVER - 6200 S. PENNSYLVANIA said what. And I intend to put an end to it." Volunteer Programs, 26 Student SHOP MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 8 A.M. T010:30 P.M. • SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 7 P.M. SXS&WiXS Services Bldg