i* Wednesday IfL '^e State News Weather I'hR jiT^'M^D mmm ^bbhi^^ bh 'lifflir lllLJ sunny skies todavand will orbit ill 1 Iljc ^TATC l\|c\A/C Ji ll iriC taJ IM1 HI A bC W3 ^rthta,ww' Inl VOLUME 73 NUMBER 119 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY, EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48824 AUGUST 15, 1979 Dayton Hudson wins early court battl< By DEBBIE CREEMERS Judge Ray Hotchkiss turned down a request by CLC for a Citizens for a Better East Lansing, a group of approximately 200 in the area — the 51-acre Baumgras estate owned by Eyde Brothers Development Co. and the 80 acre site and JEFF MINAHAN preliminary injunction to prevent the city from taking any action East Lansing residents, was included as an intervening party after — said they had not which would violate the terms of the consent agreement signed its attorney, Donald Hines, argued that the group's interests been contacted by Dayton Hudson. State News Staff Writers last August. would not be represented unless it was allowed to participate in Dayton Hudson scored a victory Monday when an Ingham Developer Michael Eyde stressed he had not contacted nor been CLC attorney John Pirich argued that by bringing the proposal the court proceedings. County circuit judge denied a request from Citizens for a Livable contacted by Dayton Hudson representatives and emphasized that before City Council, Dayton Hudson had already violated its Hines said members of CBEL persuaded Dayton Hudson earlier Community to prevent further mall considerations by East the land has not been optioned by anyone. agreement with CLC and the city. this year to return to East Lansing with a scaled down mall Lansing until the consent judgment signed last year is settled. A formal hearing has been set for Aug. 29 in County Circuit proposal. Two residents with property in the quadrant have confirmed the BEFORE HEARING ARGUMENTS the CLC motion, If another election on the mall proposal is allowed, CBEL will be sale of options on their land, but did not reveal who was behind the Court to determine whether Dayton Hudson Properties violated on Hotchkiss allowed a fourth party to enter into the legal very active in the campaign, Hines said. bids. the consent judgment and if it will be allowed to continue with the Preston Rapelje, 2205 Lake current mall proposal. proceedings. In denying the CLC motion, Hotchkiss told a packed courtroom Lansing Road, said a real estate the case was complicated by the involvement of the judicial branch broker representing a firm he refused to identify had bought an in a legislative process. option on his one-acre parcel. BY MAKING A judgment on the issue, the judicial branch might EARL HAAN JR., 2133 Lake Lansing Road, who confirmed he be "sticking its nose where it should not be," Hotchkiss said. had sold an option on his three-and-one-half acre site, said he Meanwhile, questions concerning Dayton Hudson's land options thought Dayton Hudson was speculating on land in the area. in Lansing Township have been raised. "Two thirds of the pertinent properties in the area have been Daniel Swantko, a project manager of the proposed mall, optioned," Haan said, adding he did not think the land had confirmed the corporation has land options on a "viable" site in necessarily been optioned by Dayton Hudson. Lansing Township. "We received a lot of money for the land, but it's commercially Should Hotchkiss reject its second bid for a mall in East attractive to a number of businesses," Haan said. "With inflation Lansing, Swantko said Dayton Hudson "would pursue that site in taken into account over the next year and-a-half, it's not that much Lansing Township," although he admitted the switch would have money." an impact on the Dayton Hudson timetable. Bud Schmidt, co-owner of Schmidt's Super Food Markets, said Swantko said he had promised the landowners not to specifically property the Schmidts own in Lansing Township is available, "but identify the optioned property in the northwest quadrant. not 100 percent optioned." Schmidt said another supermarket on the lot is planned. But SPOKESPERSONS FOR THE two largest undeveloped parcels Schmidt added he had been approached by a realtor. General Motors agrees to assist Chrysler Corp. the same amount Chrysler Financial would have paid to borrow By JAMES V. HIGGINS under its normal short-term arrangements. UPI Auto Writer DETROIT I UPI) — In a rare business arrangement, the AT CURRENT LENDING rates, that would amount to between financing arm of General Motors Corp. agreed Tuesday to provide 14 and 15 percent interest. up to $230 million to help Chrysler Corp. dealers purchase car inventories. "We look upon it as a very attractive business proposition," said GMAC Vice President G. Thomas Patton, Jr. State News Ira Strickstein The agreement was reached by General Motors Acceptance Corp. and Chrysler Financial Corp., both of which provide loans for Auto companies normally enter into agreements for exchanges Bingo, a 7-year-old elephant at Lansing's Potter Park Zoo, died early Tuesday morning. Bingo is shown with of parts and other services, but financing deals are extremely rare. handler Nancy Harger just before her surgery in June to remove a rock from her throat. wholesale and retail purchase of their companies' vehicles. It was the second time in five days Chrysler Financial has gone GMAC entered into a similar loan agreement with American outside its traditional sources of money to arrange short-term Motors Corp. in 1971 for about $15 million, a GM spokesperson said. financing. LANSING LOSES ONLY ELEPHANT The drop in Chrysler's credit rating followed reports the The company, which extends about $4 billion in credit to dealers, company lost $260 million in the first half of this year and has been forced out of the sensitive commercial paper market for predictions that figure could double by year's end. short-term borrowing by a falling credit rating. "We're looking for other means to fill the gap," a Chrysler Bingo succumbs to pneumonia CHRYSLER IS SEEKING federal aid in its cash crisis - Financial spokesperson said. although it hopes for $1 billion in tax credits apparently were dashed last week — and also has asked for economic concessions in FUNDS ADVANCED BY GMAC will be used by Chrysler contract talks this year with the United Auto Workers Union. By MICHELE McELMURRY vhich left her unable to eat or drink. Financial to provide loans to dealers to build up their wholesale Word of the loan agreement came as Chrysler negotiators State News Staff Writer inventories. resumed contract talks with the UAW after an 11-day recess. Bingo, the playful elephant of Lansing's Potter Park Zoo, who A TEAM OF MSU veterinarians worked around-the-clock last Last week, Chrysler Financial reached a similar agreement with During that time, the UAW rejected Chrysler's bid for a was adored by children and adults alike, died Tuesday after a week to find the cause of the elephant's strange illness, which two-year wage and benefit freeze but said it would postpone another finance company, the Household Finance Corp., giving it week-long illness. they suspected was related to an accident which occurred two In an autopsy performed at the MSU Veterinary Clinic Tuesday months ago. up to $500 million for retail loans to buyers of new and used cars. bargaining on money issues at Chrysler until settlements are GMAC expects to earn a tidy profit on the transaction — about reached with GM and the Ford Motor Co. afternoon, it was discovered that Bingo died from aspiration In June, Bingo swallowed a baseball-sized rock which became pneumonia, a disease caused by food in the lungs, said Lansing lodged in her throat. Veterinarians were forced to surgically Parks Director Doug Finley. the rock and the wound became infected. At that time, a rock lodged in her "After Bingo's surgery in June (to throat), we fed her through a tube," Finley said. "The problem they gave her a 20-percent chance of survival. Yet, Bingo's condition improved greatly and she seemed on the 7 1/, AS IJjUJJTHORIZED resulted when we removed the tube and she started feeding road to recovery. herself." During her nine-week recovery, Bingo received scores of get Finley said after the tube was removed, food stayed i the well cards from area children. Thousands of visitors jammed the elephant's esophagus. When she breathed in, the food would go down the trachea into the lungs, he said. The 4,000-pound pachyderm, Lansing's only elephant, had suffered for nearly a week from an unknown stomach ailment lobby of Bingo's house to catch a glimpse of their favorite elephant, Last Wednesday, doctors listed Bingo's condition as critical when she was unable to keep food or water down, (continued on page 5) Young met PLO By BARRY SCHWEID envoy Associated Press Writer U.S. policy prohibits negotiations with the PLO so long as WASHINGTON - U.N. Ambassador Andrew Young, acting on his own, held it refuses to accept Israel's right to exist within defensible direct talks last month with a Palestine borders. Signals of recession intensify, Liberation Organization representative, the —————————————— State Department acknowledged Tuesday. The session was in violation of longstand- Ambassador Young acted on his own IN THAT VERSION, which Reston said ing U.S. policy to steer clear of substantive initiative and without authorization," Res Young had supplied, the conversation with discussions with the PLO until it accepts ton said. the PLO official was described as entirely business inventories swell Israel's right to exist. Young's action drew a sharp protest from U.S. the PLO policy prohibits negotiations with so long as it refuses to accept one of "social amenities" and one that lasted only 15 minutes. Israel and a personal rebuke from Secre¬ Israel's right to exist within defensible To emphasize the social nature, it was tary of State Cyrus R. Vance. borders. stressed that Young had brought his By GLENN RITT $106.4 billion, the Commerce Department Nevertheless, this ratio is considerably said. A department spokesperson said Young Vance "expressed his displeasure over 6-year-old son, Andrew Jr. with him. Associated Press Writer below the average 1.57 established during The revised account said Young and Terzi acted without authorization in meeting with the incident" to Young by telephone this WASHINGTON — Recession signals Drops in retail sales caused much of the the recession year of 1975. had discussed postponing the resolution on Zehdi Labib Terzi, the PLO observer at the morning as well as "the way it was intensified Tuesday as the government inventory buildup in June, particularly in DRI's Gough said the ratio is "not handled," said Reston. Palestinian rights, that Syrian Ambassador United Nations. reported that business inventories swelled the auto industry, where sales plunged dramatically out of line" as it was during On Monday, the State Department had Hammoud El-Choufi was present part of the in June by 1.3 percent. nearly 6 percent. the nation's last recession. THEY DISCUSSED POSTPONING a said that Young was surprised to find Terzi time and that the meeting lasted 15 minutes June's increase followed rises of 1.1 "There's an overhang of inventories "There is Security Council vote on a resolution at the home of Kuwaiti U.N. Ambassador to a half hour. percent in May and 1.4 percent in April. concentrated in the motor vehicles in¬ no handwriting yet on the wall Abdala Yaccoub Bashara, who sponsored The Israeli government, which has voiced Since June 1978, inventories at the retail, dustry," said Commerce Department senior to indicate that there is anywhere near the supporting Palestinian rights, said depart¬ dramatic inventory accumulation that oc¬ ment spokesperson Thomas Reston. the resolution, and that Young left as soon concern that U.S. policy is shifting, in¬ wholesale and manufacturing levels have economist Theodore Torda. "We do expect structed Ambassador Ephraim Evron to file curred in 1974," he said. "In holding this discussion with Terzi, as it was socially convenient. risen nearly 13 percent, the Commerce cutbacks in auto production in the third a protest with Vance. Department said. quarter," he added. He did so, by telephone, complaining that "The inventory buildup will require some the meeting violated U.S. policy against quick correcting," said Robert Gough, a vice president of Data Resources Inc., a Cam- bridge, Mass., forcasting firm. . INDEFINITE LAYOFFS IN the auto industry last week were reported as exceeding 50,000. DRI predicts the figure Moslem extremists attempt to quash negotiating with the PLO. REASSURING ISRAEL AGAIN, the Companies will cut back inventories by can reach 102,000 by the end of the year, not hiring new workers, said Gough. Then, they may be forced to decrease overtime, Financially troubled Chrysler Corp. had inventories of nearly 80,000 vehicles, worth leftist challenges in streets of Tehran State Department said "this development does not change our policy regarding the PLO and we have so informed the Israeli As a last resort, he said, businesses will lay about $700 million, auto industry analysts government." off employees. said. By PHILLIP DOPOULOS were improperly dressed." The Commerce Department said total Associated Press W riter The statement expressed regret that UNEMPLOYMENT CURRENTLY IS sales of all goods in June fell 1.1 percent, TEHRAN, Iran — New clashes between leftists and Moslem BY STRICT IRANIAN Islamic standards, a woman is Monday's account of Young's talk with 5.7 percent, but economists anticipate the from a seasonally adjusted $287.9 billion in extremists Tuesday pointed up an apparent attempt by powerful improperly dressed if she is not wearing the traditional chador, a Terzi "was incorrect." rate could rise to anywhere between 7.5 May to $284.9 billion. Islamic militants to stamp out a growing leftist challenge to their head-to-foot veil, or a head scarf. Young, a close friend of President Carter, percent and 8.2 percent by the end of next Manufacturers' shipments declined 2 hold on the country ancl the press. Some 350 members of the leftist Fedayeen Khalq (Peoples) has periodically been the center of contro¬ year. percent and retail sales were down 1 A third consecutive day of sporadic violence indicated a widening Organization, marched through the city to their headquarters, versy for his outspoken and sometimes The Commerce Department report Tues- percent. Wholesalers sold 1 percent more in split between factions that supported last February's Islamic which was taken over by revolutionary guards Monday. As the unorthodox views. day showed that inventories increased $5 June than in May. Gough said retail sales revolution engineered by Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. leftists chanted against the occupation, Pars said, an "anti- At various times, he has characterized billion, from a seasonally adjusted $401.7 will continue to be wobbly in coming moths. Roving bands of religious activists near Tehran University Fedayeen" crowd attacked them with clubs and knives. Witnesses former presidents Richard M. Nixon and billion in May to $406.7 billion in June. "Consumers just aren't there. Period," he Monday night were reported to have attacked women they said the clashes were broken up by revolutionary guards who fired Gerald R. Ford as well as the Swedish Manufacturers' inventories rose the considered improperly dressed. A man who tried to help the their automatic weapons into the air. nation as "racists," compared treatment of steepest, 1.5 percent, from $211.3 billion to women was kicked and beaten, a source said. The Fedayeen headquarters was sacked Monday by 1,000 dissidents in the Soviet Union to jailings of $214.4 billion; wholesale stocks remained THE RATIO OF inventories to sales, a The official news agency Pars said a group of men stopped a car Moslem militants. Four Fedayeen were seriously injured. Tons of virtually the same, while retail inventories key economic indicator, rose in June to 1.43 leftist literature was thrown out of the building or burned in the political activists here, and called Cuba a carrying a man and two women at a square in north Tehran on stabilizing force in Africa. rose 1.2 percent from $105.2 billion to compared with 1.40 in the previous month. Tuesday and beat the passengers, "apparently because the women • continued on page 5) Wednesday, August 15, 1979 Michigon State News, Eost Lonsing, Michigan State News Windstorm disrupts yacht pied yachts still were reported race 200 yachts missing, 10 racers dead limping toward ports in Eng¬ Wire Digest — PLYMOUTH, England (AP) A severe smashed England's southern windstorm THE DEAD WERE not identified and there was no official list of the missing. British ambassador to the United States who was on a land and Ireland. It could not be determined how many of the missing reached boats shore might without have yachts lying on their sides, Others were stern up and si were gone altogether." The yachts were caught by pleasure voyage on the Irish con and western coasts Tuesday, The Atlanta office of Ted Sea, were among those rescued tacting authorities. the gale as they rounded Fast- killing 10 yacht racers and Turner, owner of the Atlanta as navy ships and helicopters net Rock and headed east leaving more than 200 yachts Braves and skipper of the yacht scoured the storm-tossed seas. "IT WAS FRIGHTENING." toward the English Channel. and an undetermined number Tenacious, said the Royal Yacht Reports were sketchy as said a crew member rescured Ships in the area reported of sailors unaccounted for, race Club telephoned to say the night fell and fog, rain and high from the Irish yacht Regard receiving numerous emergency Tenacious had crossed the hampered rescuers. Crip- "Mayday" radio calls. FoCUSiWOHLD officials said. The British Rescue Coordina finish line and all aboard were winds less, which was towed into the tion Center here said 114 safe. Turner won the America's persons had been rescued by Cup in 1978 but was not part of ships and helicopters. Gale the U.S. team in this race. Ousted Jewish political scientist still welcome force winds of up to 70 miles an hour churned up heavy seas There was no word on the official three-boat U.S. team — Bell questions benefit of along the Wales and southern Imp, Aries and Williwaw — MOSCOW (AP) The Soviet Union Israel in 1971, was rejected by Soviet their captains David Allen of — England coasts and also killed refused allow would-be emigre to co-organizers of the event. They said he judge selection by merit to a three persons on land, including San Francisco, Michael Swerd- was not eligible since he was not a participate in an unprecedented interna¬ an 8-year-old girl dragged out low, and Dennis Conner of San tional conference on political science member of the Soviet Political Science to sea by winds and heavy surf. Diego, or their crews. Swerd- being held here, but the conference Association. The gale struck during the low is from California but his Under the merit selection WASHINGTON (AP) - At¬ view with The Associated But international organizers said the 670 mile Fastnet Yacht Race hometown was not available chairperson says its invitation to the torney General Griffin B. Bell is Press. process implemented after Jewish refusednik" is still open. invasion was very legitimate" because from southern Ireland to immediately. Carter became president, cir¬ Bell will turn over the reins Lerner had done work mathematical Plymouth in the English Chan leaving office unconvinced that cuit judgeship candidates are The Soviets rejected accreditation for on ANOTHER AMERICAN President Carter's merit selec¬ of the Justice Department to nel. Twenty-five of 358 boats recommended the White Alexander Lerner to the International analysis of social and political systems tion commissions for judges will his deputy, Benjamin R. to were reported abandoned or YACHT, the Kialoa, skippered Political Science Conference, which before being fired from his high-level be more successful than the Civiletti, on Thursday. He is House by commissions set up in Soviet research sunk, and 93 of the 358 yachts by Jim Kilroy, sailed unassisted the various states. opened Sunday. Lerner, a 66-year-old job after he filed his entered in the race were ac into Plymouth. Kilroy was re¬ patronage system in improving returning to Atlanta to practice law and will become an unpaid, "I am not advising we stop professor who applied to emigrate to application to emigrate. counted for. Fastnet is part of ported suffering broken ribs. the federal bench. "The question still is for me, part-time "troubleshooter" for using the commissions, but it the Admiral's Cup competition, Former Prime Minister would be unfortunate if we put 'Have we gained, and if so how the president. considered a warmup for the Edward Heath, a participant in much?' " Bell said in an inter- Historically, presidents have the system in concrete," Bell prestigious America's Cup. the race, and Peter Jay, former said in the interview. "It re¬ nominated federal judges on a mains to be seen whether in the FocussIMation DROU'MM.S sniik < <>\tiwi i;rsy patronage basis at the behest of senators from districts where end we are going to get a better judgeship vacancies occurred. product." As a compaigning presidential Bell said he believes the Alien smuggling issue arises aspirant, Jimmy Carter said in 1976 that he wanted to results of the new process should be studied selection and Massachusetts reactivates the death penalty remove partisan politics from the selec¬ that he would be willing to help WEST PLAM BEACH, Fla. police Monday. A mother and last two years," said Carl tion system. in such an endeavor. cases involving rape, armed robbery, (AP) The drownings of five her five children ranging from Riedinger, agent in charge of BOSTON (AP) — Massachusetts reacti¬ — the Border Patrol's Miami of¬ vated the death penalty Tuesday, with kidnapping, the hijacking of an airplane refugee children and their ages 4 through 11 drowned or school bus, attacks on police, mother should bring national before they could swim the fice. Gov. Edward J. King predicting the bill he fire Riedinger said the Border attention to the problems of quarter-mile to shore at Manal- signed into law would survive a court fighters or prison guards, murder by hire, south of West Palm Patrol had only 29 agents to and repeat murders. stopping the smugglers of apan, challenge. Beach. cover the entire Florida coast¬ Haiti's "boat people," U.S. In my judgment this is a deterrent to King acknowledged that opponents Border patrol officials said Such smuggling is "almost an line, and is too understaffed to premeditated felony murder," King said. say the law violates the state constitu¬ Tuesday. everyday occurrence," said nab more smugglers and aliens. The law, approved by overwhelming tion's prohibition against cruel and Two men were charged with Tom Walker of the Border "We don't get more than 15 or unusual punishment and therefore will Patrol in Miami. 20 percent," he said. margins in the House and Senate, does first-degree murder after 17 be struck down by the Massachusetts Haitians were forced to jump "There has been an unbeliev- Immigration officials esti- not make capital punishment mandatory for any crime but gives juries the option Supreme Court, as were two previous into deep water at gunpoint by of imposing death in first-degree murder death penalty laws. smugglers trying to avoid being processed for eventual deportation. New Wave Week-end Thursday and Friday Riedinger said smugglers of¬ Patches of crude oil hit ten will buy a motorboat for with Reruns 2 bands each night pack it full of Three Mile Island restoration price: $400 million $1,500 and Monday Texas resort beaches Haitians paying $500 or more each for the chance to come to March 28 accident. this country and look for a job. All Night Rock N Roll Pitcher Beer Special HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — A proposed CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas (AP) - Rug-size patches of sticky No cover charge $400 million restoration project for Three General Public Utilities, plant owner On Monday, a boat was Mexican crude oil washed onto Texas resort beaches Tuesday and Mile Island includes the release of some and operator, said it wants to vent the scientists feared that fickle winds might push two more huge slicks coming toward shore when a radioactive gases and the decontamina¬ radioactive air into the atmosphere sometime this fall. to shore. suspicious South Palm Beach Tuesday tion of 280,000 gallons of water. "We have some pretty sizable concentrations not now predicted police officer, Kurt Halbin, Draft and Drink Specials Plans for cleaning up and rebuilding The venting will be spread over a to hit the coast, but they could hit with a very slight change in the aimed his police car's spotlight Contests and giveaways. No cover 30-day period and the total radiation will said John Robinson of the National Oceanic and at the 32-foot cabin cruiser. the nuclear plant were outlined Monday winds," and Tuesday by federal officials and the represent a tiny fraction of dangerous Atmospheric Administration, scientific coordinator of an oil slick "I turned my spotlight on and company that owns the plant. levels, said Robert A nold, vice president task force. it hit right on them and Wednesday "I don't see any relief from it," he said. "There's nothing in the someone starting kicking Shot 'n There are still possibly lethal levels of of the utility. Pop, Martinis G Manhattans Special foreseeable future to change the situation we have." people off," Halbin said. "The radiation in the air inside the contain¬ The company realized that this is an man who brought them here Top 40 Disco. No cover ment building which houses the plant's issue of considerable concern," said A map in Robinson's office was marked with symbols indicating the location of big slicks from the world's worst oil spill, spewing apparently panicked and took Unit 2 reactor, severely damaged in a Arnold, promising ample advance notice. from a runaway well off Mexican shores. off." Thursday Numerous oil patches loomed Punk Rock-New Wove Live bonds, 4 for 1 beer special off 100-mile-long Padre Island, a thin spit of land with multimil- Gasoline hoarding report to be questioned lion dollar tourist strips at Friday and Saturday either end and a picturesque, No cover charge remote national seashore in WASHINGTON (AP) - White House created artificial shortage of gasoline an between. Sundown Special! aides are assessing the validity of a to raise prices. The DOE's interim report, A slick 37 miles long and two controversial Department of Energy released last week, found no evidence of miles wide was 45 miles south¬ Every afternoon from 4 p. m. until 8 p. m. interim report which found no evidence such manipulation by refiners. Instead, it east of Corpus Christi and Rock ' n Roll, Pitcher Beer Special, Doily Food Specials, of gasoline hoarding by refiners, press blamed the energy department's own another, 8 miles long and a half No Cover Charge secretary Jody Powell said Tuesday. regulations for much of the problem and mile wide, drifted "several said there would be further investiga¬ miles" off Brownsville at the We are . . . assessing the findings of tions of retailers and jobbers. southern tip of Texas, Coast that report and the methodology," Guard officials said. Powell told reporters. If we determine Subsequently, the Washington Post The first of what are expected raised questions about the report, first that there were deficiencies or problems to be many large "pancakes" of reporting that the DOE relied almost oil came ashore Monday evening in that interim report then we will make exclusively on data furnished by the oil about 28 miles south of Aransas sure that they are corrected in the final industry itself, and on Sunday reporting Pass, and two other pancakes report." that the department had for weeks were beached in front of hotels Carter ordered the DOE last May 25 to ignored specific orders" of the president in the town of South Padre investigate whether the oil industry had to begin an investigation. Island. These patches ranged in size from 12 square feet to 25 square FTC examines Exxon electricity takeover WASHINGTON (AP) — An economist itive, then the rationale for having more .testifying for Exxon Corp. said Tuesday companies disappears," he said. that government evidence does not show FTC anti-trust attorneys say Exxon was the oil company's proposed takeover of on the brink of expanding into the field by Reliance Electric Co. would harm compe¬ marketing the drives, which can reduce tition. energy going into industrial machines, The testimony by Almarin Phillips of thereby saving energy. However, Exxon the University of Pennsylvania contra¬ found it easier to buy out Reliance, which dicts the Federal Trade Commission's is a leader in the field, FTC attorneys contention that the $1.17 billion merger allege. would harm business competition. I fail to see any reasons why the Phillips said the electronic variable acquisition of Reliance by Exxon would speed drive industry appears to be a alter the barriers to entry in this competitive one. "If it already is compet¬ industry," said Phillips. Carter's trip called a campaign move WASHINGTON (AP) - Reflecting a proposals, Powell said. seeming sensitivity to the way President When Powell announced the trip, Carter's planned Mississippi River boat during which the president will float ride is being perceived, the chief White down the Upper Mississippi on the Delta House spokesperson said the trip will Queen, the press secretary described it indeed be a campaign" journey seeking as a combined vacation and official trip to to achieve political ends. rally support in the upper Midwest. Carter is leaving Washington on Friday But, press secretary Jody Powell also said Tuesday, the campaign" will be for for the seven-day voyage that will begin congressional enactment of Carter's in St. Paul, Minn., and end in St. Louis. • 3322 North East St. (US 27) The purpose of the trip is to campaign, Ph. 487*3580 energy program. If political ends are and it is indeed directed toward achieved, they will be in the form of new . . . popular support for the president's achieving political impact, Powell said. HtfOMf AVd Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, August 15, 1979 3 Official to validate signatures By ROLAND WILKERSON Assuming the petitions are numbered year. cause I don't have the time to thought the letters were illegal. State News Staff Writer validated, Brewer said he Brewer said the referendum become involved in the suit," Grebner said he would sue if Ingham County Clerk Lingg hoped the referendum could be may possibly be placed on the Brewer said. anyone's name was taken off Brewer said Tuesday he will placed on the ballot in the ballot next year in the May or the township register without validate petitions calling for a November election. August primary. He added that GREBNER, THE INGHAM asking that it be removed. referendum to annex a portion he would have to do more County Commissioner who filed Kinkade then sent a letter to of MSU to East Lansing from AN OPINION ISSUED by research on the question before the petitions, said he does not the Elections Division of the Meridian Township. Ingham County Attorney Peter any further action is taken. expect the township to take The only action that would Secretary of State, advising it Brewer, who checked the Cohl stated that the "referen¬ legal action in the near future. of the situation. signatures Monday to deter¬ dum shall be held at the first stop validation of the petition In July, the township sent mine if 20 percent of the total primary or general election." would be legal action taken by 618 letters to residence halls In response to a letter from number of registered voters in Attorney Larry A. Salstrom Meridian Township, which students who signed the peti¬ Bernard Apol, the state di said the opinion might rule out Brewer said he expects. tion, but rector of elections, White wrote the affected area had signed the were not living there referendum this fall because "If there were a suit, I hope the summer. that only those who asked that petition, said it appeared there a over were 605 valid signatures. Only general election is defined as that Mark Grebner would be Grebner and his lawyer, their names be taken from the 449 were needed, he said. taking place every even- named as the defendant, be Richard Kinkade, stated they register would be removed. Demolition of Diamond Reo plant halted The Diamond Reo issue had no plans for such a plant at member of the committee but call to Baker's employer. By MICHAEL STUART had attended one meeting. all. Preston said she had heard State News Staff Writer sparked a lengthy debate at Monday's Lansing City Council But Graves replied reading Baker said he also attended Baker was going to Chicago and The long-awaited demolition meeting. from a prepared speech, "It was Chamber of Commerce meet since the regional office of the of the Diamond Reo in Lansing halted Monday following an Mayor Gerald W. Graves said agreed if the buildings couldn't ings without being a member. Economic Development Admin all the terms of the agreement be used for heavy industry they istration is there, she felt it order from the regional direc¬ Baker claimed "someone had been met and pledged to could be destroyed." necessary that she check to see tor of the U.S. Economic De¬ from the Mayor's Office" had get the stop-demolition order if Baker was going to EDA. velopment Administration. CITY ATTORNEY STEVE telephoned his employer to Edward Jeep called a stop to rescinded. check up on his whereabouts the razing of the Reo industrial He called the historical de¬ Sawyer said Adamo Wrecking while he was away on state SINCE THE STOP Co. could sue the city for costs DEMOLITION order has been property in response to a signation "just plain dumb," business. incurred by the halt in demoli¬ received by the city, Adamo recommendation by the Ad¬ saying "derelicts found the abandoned buildings to be a tion, but the city could, in turn, Wrecking will work on other visory Council on Historic REFERRING TO AN earlier haven." sue the federal government for areas of the site and must leave Preservation. statement by Graves that the Gary Andrews, 627 N. halting the razing. the eight buildings designated Since 1976, city officials have city was going to war against Graves said "one city council as historical untouched, Graves sought federal funding from the Pennsylvania Ave., Lansing, "foolish historians," Baker said, member" was a member of the said. EDA for renovation of the Reo spoke against the razing after "I don't approve of this Gestapo numerous residents argued for Committee to Save the Club¬ Citing increased costs and site. But project planners en¬ approach. If one wonders what countered a major snag in June demolition. house, a building on the Reo war is, that's what it is." safety problems at the Reo site, property. Graves said he would not let 1978 when the city was in¬ ANDREWS TOSSED A Councilmember at - large the battle with the historian- formed that the property had book of matches at Graves and Richard Baker said he was not a preservationists end. been designated as a national historical landmark. told him to use them to get rid It was not until January 1979 of Diamond Reo buildings. that the historical landmark "A bulldozer mentality and a designation was officially re¬ moved. giving the city freedom bulldozer approach is pretty stupid," he said. Harold Emmons, 520 Battered wives shelter to begin demolition. McPherson Ave., Lansing, a the A SPOKESPERSON Advisory Council said two FOR member of the Committee to Save the Clubhouse, accused Graves of an "outright lie" for considered for Lansing State News Deborah J. Borir Lansing residents requested having told state historical But many area business people stepped up and the demolition be stopped pend¬ By MICHAEL STUART Kevin Strump, 17, from East Lansing, pulls his brother Todd, 6, on their way to officer Martha Bigelow that State News Staff Writer offered parking spaces to CADA. mow a lawn. The brothers found this to be a good way to meet their new neigh¬ ing an investigation to see if Oldsmobile had planned to A proposed shelter home for battered wives Laura Lindsay, who runs a realty office at 935 bors and earn money at the same time. Lansing is fulfilling its part of build a diesel engine plant at and children in downtown Lansing drew mixed, N. Washington Ave., offered three parking the initial demolition agree¬ ment. the Reo sit, when Oldsmobile emotional response from neighboring residents places to the group as well as her moral support. "It would not be discredit to the community, at a public hearing held during Monday's Lansing a City Council meeting. it would be a credit," she said. The Council Against Domestic Assault had Munk suggested the group move the facility to previously suggested location on Main Street problem for E. L. school filed for a special-use permit for a downtown a Drunkenness house to be used as a center offering shelter for battered women, advocacy in court cases, job near Capitol Avenue in the old Baptist Conven tion Center. referrals and crisis counseling, said spokesperson Macomber said, however, the cost of renova and a representative from the June 7. The number of students By DENNIS PETROSKEY OTHER SURVEY RE¬ age had no major affect on their Marcia Macomber. tion at that site would be prohibitive. State News Staff Writer SULTS showed: drinking habits; and DEC created 37 multiple choice questioned comprised 'about 15 Residents of the area, fearing for their security Jane Bower, 927 N. Capitol Ave., also asked • nineteen percent said they questions to measure students' percent of the entire student from what one called "irate husbands looking for Results of a survey con¬ • twenty-eight percent why the group had not considered other areas. attitudes, knowledge and drug- their wives," presented a petition calling for ducted at East Lansing High claimed to have driven after got drunk once a week. The survey to determine using behavior. While the sample size was School in June indicate 55 using alcohol, while 26 percent rejection of the use-permit request. SHE WAS ALSO concerned about the number claimed to have driven while drug abuse in the high school large, it was not completely M.L. Munk, 915 N. Capitol Ave., said no one in of people who would be allowed to live in the percent of the students exper¬ THE QUESTIONNAIRE random, and did not represent imented with alcohol and 27 under the influence of mari¬ resulted from concerns about the area is against the concept of a shelter for five bedroom house. ALSO provided the students all four classes equally, Oberlin juana; the problem expressed in a battered wives and children, but said area senior percent tried marijuana before with an opportunity to use their wrote in the analysis. "How many people would be allowed there?" • sixteen percent attributed series of meetings of parents, citizens feared for their own safety. entering high school. words to give an account of she asked. "Would it be 20? "The most serious drug prob¬ a drop in their grades to use of students, and school staff mem¬ own the drug problem. "If that doesn't create a slum problem, I don't lem in East Lansing High marijuana or alcohol; bers during April and May. MACOMBER SAID SECURITY will be The survey was given to 242 know what will," she added. • sixty-five percent said the A committee of parents, stu¬ maintained by interviewing and picking up School, according to our re¬ "The dream of this group (CADA) will turn dents, teachers, administrators students at the high school on women at another location and taking them to sults, is the high level of rise in the state's legal drinking into a nightmare for this neighborhood," she drunkenness," Bill Oberlin, ed¬ the shelter home from the third site. claimed. ucation coordinator of East She said the Lansing Police Department has been contacted and will keep a close watch on the Mark Manrique, another CADA spokesperson, Lansing's Drug Education Cen¬ said only seven to 15 children would live in the Milliken asks fish plan ter, wrote in his analysis of the downtown Lansing house. survey. However, the survey showed resource Munk, a former Lansing police officer, said parking would also be a problem because a house at any given time, but said he could not say how many women would reside there. Councilmember Richard Baker said the issue is that in comparison with other shortage already exists due to Lansing Commun¬ "And I continue to be concerned about maintaining Michigan's not likely to be discussed until the Aug. 22 high schools, marijuana use at By United Press International ity College students parking on the street, which fisheries resource. East Lansing High School is Gov. William G. Milliken, citing mounting tension on the state's is the first block of free parking in that direction meeting of the council's Physical Development "I am, today, directing Ken Frankland of my staff to coordinate below the national norm. fishing grounds, directed his legal counsel Tuesday to work with from the college. Committee. Indians, sports fishermen and others to develop a compromise plan the development of the state fisheries management plan, which I for managing fish resources. believe has the potential to resolve the tensions between the Milliken also, however, said Attorney General Frank Kelley will fishing interests and to protect Michigan's Great Lakes fishery." continue to vigorously pursue an appeal of the federal court ruling Frankland's assignment is to confer with tribal, commercial and E. L. seeks which touched off the latest controversy by exempting Indian sports fishing interests plus officials of the U.S. Department of the fishing activities from state control. Interior, the DNR, State Indian Commission and the Attorney U.S. District Judge Noel Fox said Indians were granted General's Office. applicants unlimited fishing rights in the Great Lakes by two 19th century treaties. An initial meeting will be held Aug. 21 at Sault Stc. Marie for an exchange of information between the state and Indians on the total •Books -on every eonceiveble »ub|«ct The city of East Lansing is State Natural Resources Director Howard Tanner said Indian anglers using previously illegal gill last week nets are catch since the July 15 resumption of commercial fishing in Lake Michigan, •Magazines -thoutewh ot title* le tiom seeking applicants for positions on a city Economic Develop¬ threatening to wipe out lake trout and whitefish in Lake Michigan. ment Corporation Board of "I am deeply concerned about the growing tension between •Hallmark various fishing interests as a result of increased native American Directors. The function of the board will fishing on the Great Lakes," Milliken said. PARAMOUNT be to develop and approve financing for economic develop¬ ment projects in East Lansing NEWSCENTER and issue tax exempt bonds. Board members will serve staggered terms of one to six years. 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Opinion i VIEWPOINT: ENERGY CONSERVATION Thatcher bends, Hedrick House demonstrates that a new solution? The British government finally appears to be hedging on its support for Zimbabwe-Rhodesia's black-led government. Three months after a few sacrifices will save energy Zimbabwe-Rhodesia Prime Minister Abel Muzorewa controversially heater. were recited seven absent, treasurer's lot light until the first snowfall. By DANIEL F. STEVENS — became the African nation's first black prime minister, the British "We don't need the light on." said Pat, Energy cutbacks involve some sacrifice, a We had our house meeting the other report, maintenance report, secretary's government, which once colonized Zimbabwe-Rhodesia and controlled it report, Student Housing Corporation re¬ the bill's sponsor and house elder, "because little creativity and a lot of time. People night. The sweaty bodies of Hedrick House must realize that there is a problem, for years under former Prime Minister Ian Smith, has decided that Cooperative members gathered in the port, old minutes approved, on to new the neighbor's porch light is bright enough propose solutions, agree to those solutions Muzorewa's rise to power will not stabilize Zimbabwe-Rhodesia's evening warmth for an apparently languid and then figure out who's going to carry the embittered nationalist factions. British Prime Minister Margaret assembly. People tried various ways of solutions through. Thatcher's meeting with Commonwealth nations last week in an easing the humidity in the smoke-filled That's what we did for one parking lot basement; Hanker was nipping at a Pabst What if every co-op in East Lansing voted to disconnect one attempt to reach a new political framework for Zimbabwe-Rhodesia's light and water heater. Could a turned off and smoking a Pall Mall, C.W. had a Pepsi future may be a first step in ending years of confrontation between light? What if every home in Ingham County found a light light cause unforeseen nastiness in our glued to her hand and Z was rolling a joint Zimbabwe-Rhodesia's present government and the country's guerrilla (maybe to forget the weather). uselessly burning and decided to keep it permanently off? parking lot? No one knows. The majority of our house didn't think so. housing cooperative is an The savings could be perceptible to us all. movement, which so desperately wants those current leaders ousted Living in a What if every co-op in East Lansing extension of the nuclear family coupled with and a true black majority government installed. voted to disconnect one light? What if every social and political forces. Members are home in Ingham County found a light Opponents of the Muzorewa regime have contended all along the new considered part of the "family" and given uselessly burning and decided to keep it government left the country's old power structure virtually intact. due respect. Organization is derived from business. We voted to buy a used refriger¬ for people to see at night." permanently off? The saving could be Whites, who represent a clear minority in Zimbabwe-Rhodesia's democracy — one person, one vote; major¬ ator and the summer budget was approved. Hanker, the bill's co-sponsor, said the perceptible to us all. was minimal debate. population, still hold enough parliamentary seats to block constitutional ity rule; the common good prevails. Duties There light on would probably aid crazy criminals In that sweltering, hazy basement where are assigned. Noncompliance doesn't Motions number three and four involved since the police don't patrol down the alley changes in the government. Muzorewa's regime was thus viewed as people were thinking or getting high or sarily violate law, but rather family and turning off one of the two water heaters in where the parking lot connects anyway. placating Zimbabwe-Rhodesia's Patriotic Front, which has always ethic. The bimonthly meetings are part of the house for the summer since there were Somehow or other he made it sound writing a paper or watching Home Box Office or making a bologna sandwich, a maintained the Muzorewa government represented white majority rule the process. fewer members and calling the power believable that lights off would deter the successful attempt was made at saving beneath the facade of a black-led administration. Roll call was taken and various reports company to turn off a house-owned parking criminal element and lights on would only energy. Miniscule though it may be, a The new agreement however, reached between Britain and the help evil. saving nonetheless. 39-nation Commonwealth, calls for a cease-fire, a new constitution and "But we should have some lighting for Although there is a hierarchy to our new elections supervised by the British government. The agreement VIEWPOINT: COP SHOWS people who come home late," said Laura. cooperative, it is fallible and tender. Who's Stan talked about setting up a spotlight going to call the power company to cut the will not only make progress toward satisfying the Patriotic Front and its the house which could be switched on on light off? Maybe the house secretary. The lead to the lifting of supporters from surrounding nations, but may economic sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe-Rhodesia by several nations, including the United States. Book 9em -O, when needed. He mumbled something about solar energy and being burned out. Laura was persistent and said it may be water heater? Probably the maintenance chairperson's job. Eventually, despite our bureaucracy and occasional apathy, the Britain has taken a major step toward peace in Zimbabwe-Rhodesia weeks before anybody would be inspired to light and heater will be off. by bending to the wishes of those it has previously worked against. It is with this spirit that we feel the situation in Zimbabwe-Rhodesia can be resolved without bloodshed. these guys write set this light up. "I call the question," rasped Z in between tokes. Further debate melted in the heat. Oh yeah, we figured with the money we save we could buy a keg of beer and celebrate summer without thinking much about lights, heaters, gasoline or energy. C.W. reread the motion. Motion voted, television motion passed, motion approved. Similar scripts Stevens is a senior majoring in journalism and a debate and passage occurred for the water member of Hedrick House Cooperative Jerry sounds off By KENDALL WINGROVE windshield and 14 bullet holes. Do you think "They've blown it." For many years, police and detective that's the getaway car we're after?" So said Gerald R. Ford last week as he happily lambasted an elected shows were the most popular programs on "I don't know Jim. Better wait and see president's economic policies. Ford said the Carter administration's television. Each week millions of Americans what they do," says Malloy in his veteran economic record was a "total disaster" and that it has single-handedly would tune in to watch stars like Karl police voice. Maiden, Raymond Burr, and Telly Savalas At that moment, the criminals in the produced double-digit inflation. While some persons may believe Ford's catch crooks in the hour they had to get the Edsel suddenly realize they're sitting next remarks are justified, we feel they are nothing more than political job done. to a police car, so they panic and run the red hogwash. Crime never paid for the poor criminals light. Michigan's favorite son, who now appears to be attempting a on these programs. The actors hired for the "It's them all right," says Malloy knowing evil roles deserved every cent of their for sure that it is the VERY '58 Edsel they'd comeback in the nation's presidential race, saw fit to let it all out last salary because no matter what happened in been looking for. Chalk up another piece of Thursday as he dedicated a hospital addition in Petoskey. He proudly the plot, the criminal always got the shaft. brilliant police work. boasted of his administration's dealing with inflation, claiming he was Most often it was the malfunction of the Cars were always an intimate part of responsible for reducing the demon from 12 to 4.8 percent. What he criminal's gun. Whenever he would shoot at most police shows. What better way to use failed to mention, though, was that inflation during his predecessor's one of our heroes, he would miss or the gun up that extra eight minutes of film than to term was at an all-time high. Through the inherent mechanisms of our would misfire. If the criminal did hit the stick in two or three lengthy chase scenes. star of the show, it was always a flesh Being a pedestrian, I sincerely believe economy, inflation naturally eased itself. But Ford, possibly overcome wound. Yet, whenever the crook got shot, it that if police officers drove like they do on by election fever, failed to mention this important fact. usually sent him off a building or a cliff into television, they would kill more people than We feel Ford's comments were meaningless, unfounded, and a mere the promised land. real criminals do. Imagine walking home plug for his own party. Ford has distorted the severity of the nation's If the varlet dared to survive his capture, from the grocery store and having Starsky economic problems. For instance, the oil situation currently crippling he usually regretted it. If I was a crook I'd and Hutch plow into you at 90 mph. rather get shot than listen to one of Jack Ten-four and catch YOU on the flip-flop this country was not as prominent an issue in Ford's hour of glory. And, Webb's, "Listen buster, here are 37 reasons dead buddy. as we can now see, the inability of the Ford administration to promote why its unAmerican to be a criminal" Chase scenes outside the car were increased domestic oil production has only made our fuel problem even speech. equally ridiculous. William Conrad never greater. Let he who is without ineffectiveness cast the first stone. Apprehending criminals was always easy ceased to amaze me when he starred as Another point made by Ford that irritates us is his blinding faith in the on television. It wouldn't have been so bad "Cannon," the overweight private eye. if the script writers had made the plots A teen-age criminal would be running 60 Republican Party. He has stated he will support any candidate the party nominates. With the fine stable of candidates the Republicans have to more realistic. yards ahead of Cannon and within seconds One of the most poorly written shows this 50-year-old, 250-pound detective would choose from, we can see why Ford's support is so important. Thank was "Adam-12." Our heroes, Malloy and catch up to him and overpower him without goodness for loyal politicians. Reed, usually spent a half-hour each week even being winded. Conrad probably caught We hope that Ford does not run for the presidency in 1980. If he did, tracking down suspects in their police car. his breath during the numerous commer¬ cials in each episode. surely we would lose a dynamic and open-minded political commentator. Here is a typical "Adam-12" plot. Malloy The best line from all the police shows is and Reed are searching for those nasty bank robbers that got away with $88,000 from "Hawaii Five-O," when Jack Lord from the First National Bank. As they pull says, "Book 'em Dan-O, murder one. I keep Abortion clinics up to a street window of the Pete, there's a light,, Reed looks out the police car and says, "Hey, '58 Edsel with a smashed hoping that some day it will refer to an irate television viewer who has just murdered a police show script writer. Any judge would call it justifiable homicide. need state license Wingrove is a graduate student in journalism Ever since abortions were legalized in 1972, thousands of women have been victimized by abortion clinics. As a rule, such facilities are LETTER assembly lines which disguise themselves as havens. While American women turn to them for inexpensive, safe abortions, many patients The State News leave with permanent physical and emotional scars which haunt them POLICY forever. Help support the The Opinion Page welcomes all letters Wednesday, August 15, 1979 and viewpoints. Readers should follow a Editorials are the opinions of the State News Viewpoints, columns Until recently in Michigan, abortion clinics could skirt the licensing few rules to insure thot as many letters and letters are personal opinions process — which provides for periodic inspection by the state health neglected student as possible appear in print. less and department — by classifying themselves as private doctors' offices The University has done it to us once Letters should be 25 lines or Editorial Department may be edited for State News style and rather than freestanding outpatient surgical facilities. Last week, it was Editor-in-Chief RW Robinson again. Although I admit I'm a little late in conciseness to fit as many letters os pos¬ Photo Editor Kim VanderVeer learned that a proposed emergency rule to the state health code would finding out, not only did MSU raise the sible on a page Viewpoints may be no Managing Editor Sheila Beachum Entertainment & Book Editor . . Bill Hold ship close that loophole. ticket prices for football, basketball and longer than 75 lines and may also be Opinion Editor Michael Megerian Spurts Editor David Janssen edited News Editor Janet Hoffmann The emergency rule merely defines those facilities which must be hockey in recent years, married housing Layout Editor FaulaM.Mohr Wire Editor Paul Cox rent annually, and tuition practically quar¬ All letters and viewpoints should be Chigf Copy Editor Sandra Sweeney licensed. Under the new definition, facilities which were formerly typed on 65-spoced lines and triple- Staff Representative Michele McElmurry terly, but it now costs us to swim in the "doctors' offices" must now abide by the same state standards as outdoor pool! Unfortunately for me and spaced. Letters and viewpoints must be signed and Include local address, student, Advertising Department facilities which are currently licensed. many others, I have no where else to go for faculty or staff standing and phone State health officials acted wisely in proposing the new rule as an emergency measure — for that is how desperately it is needed. Two a quick dip. This University always seems to find number. Advertisin^Aanoge^^^^Ror^acMillar^^^Ass^Advertisin^Aanage^l^o^reenin^^M money for its football and basketball elite, clinics in the Lansing area — Womancare and the Women's Counseling but the students and faculty who support Center — have been operating without licenses for almost a year. And these events always come out short¬ within that year, reports of unhealthy conditions have surfaced, along changed. The athletic department had no DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau with tales of overcrowded waiting rooms. The clinics have a corner on problem raising the several million dollars to build a facility just so 60 jocks could lift the abortion market in the Lansing area, as they represent the only seaous weights in private, but couldn't come up I DON'T UM..ISHE places a woman can go for an inexpensive abortion. And in a college with the few thousand dollars to keep the BOOGIE SURE. YOU m? DID UH-0H.. KNOW WHY I SOME SORT TOGS, MAN! WINK AND SIX MIL¬ YOU JUST HERE IDE environment, where unwanted pregnancies abound and money is tight, pool open free of charge to the 44,000 others EVEN BOTHER OF CLOTHES f WARE ITS ME? LION OTHER I SAY'WHO!' 60 AGAIN.. UNDERLINING DESI6NER? low cost is, unfortunately, the main concern for most women. who also count. 1 DEFINITELY / JOHN TRAVOLTA / ZONKER? ? TIME" FOR / There are other clinics like Womancare and Women's Counseling How about the athletic department READY 7D o YOU, MAN! Center all across the state. The new emergency rule, if approved by having a fund-raising effort to keep the pool ROLL! open free of charge? Gov. William G. Milliken, will cause most of them to rise to the surface. The real question is what will we have to Perhaps when they do, the licensing process will improve conditions in pay for next. It will probably include the facilities, and make them more accountable to the public. We hope entrance to the IM complex itself! that through this emergency legislation, legal abortion may one day be I feel it's time we re-evaluate our both inexpensive and safe for all women. Just as Milliken continues to priorities on athletics and education in this University, so that the not so rich or veto legislation banning state-funded abortion for poor women, we hope talented can also participate! his added vote of confidence in this measure will signal a new dawn for Richard Vierstra women who want to live their own lives in safety. 1302 E University Village Michigon Stote News. Eost Lonsing. Michigon Wednesdoy, August 15, 1979 5 New Michigan statute allows high school voter registration By United Press International and impact only if it is used," he said. Michigan Tuesday became the first of 20 states, targeted by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, to enact a The statue is patterned after a law enacted Georgia several NAACP, similar years ago. measures have been introduced in At the urging of the Great in 20 other states. Michigan is the first of that Summer law allowing 18-year-olds to register to vote in their high schools. group to enact the legislation. As he signed the measure into law, Gov. It allows local election clerks to appoint high William G. Milliken said he hoped it will "involve school employees to register students to vote. a new process. generation of voters in the political "Although have extended the right to vote Nationwide, there are 3.4 million high school seniors, including 139,000 in Michigan. The statue is expected to particularly the Dinner^ Special1 we encourage to younger citizens, that right can have meaning registration of black youths. Lansing commission examines alleged discriminatory hiring An investigation of alleged Housing Commission Presi and other problems with the discriminatory hiring practices dent Richard R. Riley Sr. said department. With this coupon, order three identical by the Lansing Housing Com¬ Sharp was not chosen because This report was published I dinners and receive the third dinner Free" mission has been initiated by of a controversy initiated by a more than a month before I This offer is good Monday thru Thursday, Lansing Human Relations Com¬ published report which outlined Sharp took the acting executive I from 4 p.m. to midnight. mission Director Richard Letts. low employee morale, budget director position. • Former acting Executive Di¬ Expires August 30, 1979 rector Orrin Sharp had filed for Wine and Draft Ben the investigation with the city State News Ira Strickstein Human Relations Commission lunch and dinner Guaranteed Dan Barnes, a senior marketing major, makes the relay throw to first in a futile alleging that members of the attempt to complete a double play in the IM softball tournament championship commission introduced prejudi¬ 4 Visa and MasterCharge hone cial information about him dur¬ Day Service game Monday evening. Mac's bar defeated Tech Hi Fi, 14-4, for the title. ing the selection process for the permanent executive director post. Sharp claimed he was not chosen for the job because Pneumonia caused (continued on page 1) years ago, Bingo's death when elementary STUDENTS AT BINGHAM commission members false information at a secret — gave later ruled illegal — meeting of 547 E. Grand River uuomarKjare VETERINARIANS PARK officials met AND throughout school children in the Lansing area conducted a fund-raising Elementary won the right to name the elephant by raising commission members. The Housing Commission has across from Berkey 332-8667 Hall Abbey | of LdnsmG the largest amount of money. been beset by other problems the week to condition and the discuss Bingo's possibility of campaign to purchase a baby elephant. They named her after their of late, which include a civil M-F 10 5 Sat. 12-4 Pt6SS Womoncore of Lonsing is o full-time professionol medicol putting the animal to sleep, The campaign was sponsored school. rights lawsuit filed by acting ^>1IM—OI'IM■»!''Milllillli 1Will OF THE RESUME ACE' core fociliry, not o port-rime volunteer by the Friends of the Zoo Bingo was three-feet high Assistant Director Lue Wolfe, a ogency. All Stoff Physicians ore Board Certified realizing she could not survive long without her daily ration of Society which gave the school and weighed 500 pounds when Sharp appointee. Wolfe's suit hecks accepted Gynecologists. food and water, Potter Park with the largest number of she was purchased from the was filed when Charles Zoo Director Gerald Miller said. contributions the honor of International Animal Ex¬ Gallager was named new assis Buy any ^ naming the elephant. change. tant director to replace her. 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I mean, a small cone was and I even remember a bubble summer ice cream lovers. Memory, 1935-1977 of In big that it was almost gum flavor with real pieces so Some people seek Nirvana, tempting than "sugar cone or plain?" Just think about it "I impossible to make a large one gum — the Edsel of ice creams), and some are looking for the — any bigger. A small cone is and any place that offers the ultimate high. Some folks spend scream, you scream, we all their lives seeking peace of scream for ice cream!" Sounds supposed to be two scoops, and joys of pralines 'n cream (try In loving memory, January 8,1935-August 16, 1977 (and to help sorta like primal lust, doesn't a large is supposedly four, but it!) can't be all bad. mind through religion, while ice never comes out in I will mention both Howard keep it in the proper perspective): others hunt for it through the it? cream during the summer. QD Johnson's and Dairy Queen Have you heard the news? There's good rockin' tonight. pleasures of the flesh. And then Anyway, now that I've made scoops — Elvis Presley, 1955 my point, you may ask, "Where cones are legitimately "a pint (Tastee Freeze, Dairy Delite, there are those of us .who seek Without Elvis, none of us could have made it. does one find that great Ameri¬ on a cone." etc.) only in passing. Howard the great American ice cream — Buddy Holly can ice cream in Lansing?" To It must be remembered, how¬ Johnson's was the first to offer cone. Like junk food binges, ice a large number of flavors, but it Let me tell you this — when I came out, they wasn't playing no cream cones can be very exis¬ which my reply is: "I really ever, that quantity doesn't black artists on no Top 40 stations. I was the first to get played on don't know." You see, I've yet equal quality. QD has a minimal doesn't really matter since it tential experiences. seems they're always out of Top 40 — but it took people like Elvis to open the door for this kind I came to this conclusion to find the dynamite ice cream selection of flavors, and the of music, and I thank God for Elvis Presley. while sitting solemnly in front my dad has described as being product is inferior to the other everything except chocolate, - Little Richard vanilla, strawberry, and choco¬ available for a nickel when he establishments. Still, after a of my stereo, listening to the Elvis was number one. And I guess I would be number two. was a kid. Nonetheless, I still QD cone, you probably won't late chip, anyway. The latter Stones' "(I Can't Get No) Satis¬ — Jerry Lee Lewis feel like eating dinner. establishments are to ice cream faction," and feeling nothing have a great time looking for it. Gosh, he's so great. You have no idea how great he is, really you Ice cream cones at the vari¬ Finally, we come to the what Pringles are to potato but total empathy for J agger's don't. You have no comprehension — it's absolutely impossible. I ous Lansing establishments are Cadillac of ice cream shops — chips. can't tell you why he's so great, but he is. He's sensational. He can plight. Yes. by God, I needed the establishment which proves And so I continue to stoically something. immediately . . . basically the same, with a do anything with his voice. He can sing anything you want him to, . . the age-old adage that any travel life's frustrating high¬ right there and then. The only several-penny difference here anyway you tell him. The unquestionable King of rockPhil'n roll. Spector problem was I had no idea of and there. Bresler's and Quality American boy or girl can grow ways, searching for that great, — up to be an ice cream emperor unobtainable cone. If you what the something was. Sud¬ Dairy are at the bottom of the Elvis was for me and my generation what the Beatles were to the price list, with Miller's and — Baskin-Robbins. Now, for my should ever happen to find it, denly, an inner light shone '60s. I basically became a musician because of Elvis Presley. within me — it was a flashing, Baskin-Robbins at the top. money, Baskin-Robbins has the don't keep it to yourself. Tell John Lennon the proprietors how you feel. best-tasting ice cream around. — neon light, of course, and it Comparable to one another in Q: Are there any particular artists that you like to see do your read: BASKIN-ROBBINS. quantity are Millers's Ice But that's just the point — for All you have to remember are songs? my money. B-R has the msot the immortal words of Beldar Now, all Freudian symbolism Cream Parlors and Bresler's Ice A: Yeah. Elvis Presley. I liked Elvis Presley. Elvis recorded a aside, ice cream cones are very Cream Shops. As far as quality expensive cones, yet they pro¬ Conehead who once told his song of mine ("Tomorrow Is A Long Time"). That's the one sexual. I mean, talk about oral goes, Miller's is the better of vide scoops the size of golf mate: "You give the best cone recording I treasure the most. the two. Still, the latter boasts balls. It's no sweat to finish a of anyone I know." Bob fixation pacifiers! You can lick - Dylan 33 flavors, and that's two more 'em, suck 'em, slurp 'em, Q: Who in music did you admire? than Baskin-Robbins. Besides, A: Bessie Smith. Billie Holiday. Oh, and Elvis. Elvis is my man. they're messy, and they offer a — J anis Joplin constant form of satisfaction I'm really not one to complain totally consumed. Let's about food as long as there's a ijfappg inur until If there is any hope for a revolution in America, it lies in getting lot of it. Elvis Presley to become Che Guevara. - Phil Ochs My co-workers have been arguing with me that the above Elvis rose like a satin rocket out of the Iran bans music Back in the mid-'50s, when Memphis music world to become the world's most famous singer, there really wasn't a hell of a lot going on. We were a nation point that people thought I was strange. I learned music completely Variety magazine reports two establishments give the biggest cones in town. "A pint mon-fri 41 from Elvis' records. on a cone" is how they describe hell-bent on conformity, status-seekers trapped on a conveyor belt. No sex, no politics, no art, no dope, a goddamn bore. — Ahbie Hoffman I feel like a part of me has died. — — Tom Petty Keith Richards, August, 1977 that all music has been banned from Iranian radio and televi¬ sion by Ayatollah Ruhollah it, but I still say when it comes to quantity, you can't beat 2farl The New Left sprang, a pre destined pissed-off child, from Elvis' I cried for days when Elvis died. I know I'll never forget Elvis Khomeini, who called the music gyrating pelvis ... Elvis Presley killed Ike Eisenhower by turning "no different from opium." He Presley 'cause, you see, I loved him. our uptight young awakening bodies around. said music "stupefies persons Robert Gordon FREE — — Jerry Rubin listening to it and makes their We will never agree on anything as we agreed on Elvis. Elvis was too much Body (too soon) for the strained collapsing — Lester Bangs brain inactive and frivolous." psyches of the Omnipotent Administrators ... So Elvis Presley came like a latter-day Johnny Appleseed, sowing seeds of new She asked me "Do you like jazz?"/And I said no/No jazz, big band "If you want independence for DELIVERY or dixieland/Can beat the King of Rock 'N Roll/I told her all about your country, you must sup¬ rhythm and style in the white souls of the youth of America, whose Elvis/She asked me to go on . . . inner hunger and need was no longer satisfied with the antiseptic — Gruppo Sportivo press music and not fear to be Starts at 4:30pm called old-fashioned," said the white shoes and whiter songs of Pat Boone. — Elridge Cleaver You think I'm joking, but I'm deadly serious about this. I'm not Ayatollah. "Music is a betrayal 7 days a week one Minutes later, the lights dim again. Elvis eases himself down on knee and then the other (a keen eye can see the girdle ridges going to be around to witness my artistic It's better to burn out 'cause rust never decline.— Elvis CosteUo sleeps/The king is gone of the nation and of Also banned in the Islamic youth." BELL'S o off beneath the shiny white satin) and throbs ... "Treat me like a fool, treat me mean and cruel, as if Pagliacci, but love me. "The audience is deathly high priest in the white Superman suit up there, was praying "a collective prayer for all the shattered rebels of bygone still, but he's not forgotten. Let's talk about the future now we've put — Neil Young the past away. Republic are most Western movies, practice of men and women alcoholic drinks, swimming or sunbathing to¬ and the GREEK . Wp I |>>d a D»nk Etab eras." I think I see tears in his eyes, but can't tell for sure, seeing as — Elvis CosteUo PIZZA Corner of M.A.C. & Albert — Compiled by Bill Holdship gether, which have been termed how I am crying myself. artifacts of the previous "satan- — Abbie Hoffman ic" regime. Both locations Open at 9AM Shake it one time for Elvis. — Led Zeppelin CBS tops The Ayatollah said music 225 M.A.C. 332-5027 starlttei US 27 WEST OF WAvERlY ■ LRnsmc S CEDAR ST NEAR J0UY Everyone in rock 'n roll, including myself, was spirit. I was, and always will be, a fan. touched by his Nielsen ratings programming had "corrupted Iranian youth" and "robbed 1135 E. Grand River 332-0858 — Bryan Ferry Here are the week's top-rated programs, according to the A.C. them of their strength and FREE DELIVERY There's no argument about it — he was fantastic. Elvis had Nielsen ratings: 1. The JeHersons, 2. Alice, 3. One Day at a Time, virility." animal magnetism. He was even sexy to guys. I can't imagine what 4. WKRP in Cincinnati, 5. M-A-S-H, all CBS; 6. Charlie's Angels, the chicks used to think. and 7. Vegas, both ABC; 8. Lou Grant, CBS, 9. Three's Company, - Ian Hunter 10. Barney Miller, both ABC. He was the greatest living pop idol in the whole world. Our reputation has been - Marc Bolan proven. We offer the finest I couldn't imagine anyone not wanting to be like Elvis . . . That Chinese cooking in this Elvis, man, he is all there is. There ain't no more. Everything starts area. Take out service is and ends with him. He wrote the book. - Bruce Springsteen On The Spot available. He was always The Man. I grew up on a box of Elvis singles. He was the greatest. I lived and breathed the dude for years to the Engraving Now Serving Your Favorite Every Wednesday Tropical Drinks. Also Beer, A Whopper Wine and Cocktails. of a special! 5 pm till 1:00 am NAME TAGS PLAQUES TROPHIES . HOURS - 7 DAYS I 11 00 AM to 10 00 PM '"I and SAT til 11 00 P M MSU name tags available while you wait. Assorted colors and sizes. 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Union PHONE: 337-1321 By DAVE JANSSEN son. a 50 50 run-pass yardage ratio, must erase before their season spots, and one defensive end State News Sports Writer "Mark Herrmann definitely averaging 175.6 yards rushing opener against University of spot. He also faces a dilemma in ■•CURDDPE All-America caliber and 171.4 yards passing per Wisconsin Sept. 8. Young has to the kicking department with ■ Editor's Note: This is the is an seventh in a series of ten player, and there's no doubt in game in 1978. With the offense fill positions left open at three the graduation of Scott Sov- rundowns on Big Ten football my mind Keena Turner is too," basically intact from the last of four defensive backfield (continued on page 10) R.I.O. SPEIDWAGON "MMUvm" "* teams. Today: the Purdue two years, that part of the Purdue attack promises to be ROBIN WILLIAMS (AAORK) un Boilermakers. The domination of Big Ten powerful again this season. football by University of Michi¬ Up front, Herrmann should have adequate protection once gan and Ohio State University may finally be coming to an again from center Pete Quinn, end. Last season, MSU broke tackles Steve McKenzie and through to become the first Henry Feil and guards Dale PIUS other than the Wolverines Schwan and Don Hall. The Believe team LITTLE RIVKSt BAND CATALOG or the Buckeyes to win a share of title since 1967. This season, Boilermakers have quality re¬ ceivers in tight end Dave us. • Diamantina Cocktail JRL Ql Purdue, one of three teams that Young, flanker Mike Harris and Wo'ro to tore Famous Recipe split ends Bart Burrell and Fried Chicken tastes better • Little River Band D Sleeper Catcher tied for the crown in '67, is the first new preseason choice to Raymond Smith. Burrell caught that we're offering you a MFHHStt.lt win the Big Ten in the last 10 all 31 passes he got his hands on last fall; Smith adds depth after special dinner value years. |ust to make a "believer" out of yeu. Not the least of the reasons sitting out the last two seasons with injuries. Fullback John backing this lofty prediction for the '79 Boilermakers is Head Macon, a second team All-Big Coach Jim Young, the Big Ten Mark Herrmann Ten pick last year when he ran Coach of the Year last season. Young led Purdue to a 9-2-1 Young claims. "He (Turner) has unmatched quickness for his for 913 yards, fullback Mike Augustyniak and tailback CIGARETTES TOGURT mark, its best since 1966. Wally Jones provide backfield position and big play' capabili¬ experience. 2:89' ties." Purdue certainly seems to be 09 PURDUE Young fense,' " which calls an features Turner heart of Purdue's 'Junk De¬ "the aggressive unit unorthodox the team to beat in the Big Ten in 1979, but the Boilers have a few question marks still they Includes 3 : $1 alignments that aided the MXPHHtSS-21-T* Boilers in tackling the opposi¬ WC Ui LOOKING IM »Ft* £001 KOPlt 3 pieces chicken tion 79 times for losses in 1979. mashed potatoes and UJode.mm & ftrodafce/. Inc. SUPER coleslaw and 2 biscuits. Turner, an honorable mention Ail-American and an All-Big 25185 Goddard Road Taylor, Michigan 48180 gravy, SOUR COLGATE Ten selection last season, led his teammates with tackles for 313 - 291-5400 WEDNESDAY SPECIAL! TOOTHPASTE losses (25) in 1979. Edmond/ Engineering, Inc. 3-Pc. Chicken Dinner 29 123 TP*. i 1501 W. Thomas 3.35 OZ. , Bay City, Michigan 48706 1.50 VALUE BESIDES TURNER, SIX 1.65 VALUE other defensive starters will 517-686-3100 $179 return from the unit of a year Granger Engineering. Inc. I Reg. s2" JurhSSmm Location: West Lafayette, Ind. ago, which was number four in 314 Haynes St., Cadillac, Ml 49601 Head Coach: Jim Young scoring defense (9.9 points per 616-775 9754 1978 overall record: 9-2-1 1978BigTen record: 6-1-1 (third game). The Boilermakers should get plenty of help from All-Big Ten middle guard and Impoct Improved Planning Action WONDRA 10% off place) Enrollment: 32,000 tackles Calvin Clark and Mar¬ 25185 Goddard Road Taylor, Michigan 48180 SKIN LOTION M Jackson. Clark, Jackson A 1978 game with MSU: won 21-14 cus 313 - 291-5400 45 1 New Locatioi 10 OZ. and linebacker Kevin Motts, CIVIL ENGINEERS. UNO SURVEYORS. MUNICIPAL AND PUNNING 2755 E. Grand Ri 1.75 VALUE Purdue's all-time leading tack¬ 337-9725 CONSULTANTS Purdue's sudden rise cut a year ier, should compete for Big Ten EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYERS off Young's projected three- honors as well in 1979. year rebuilding program, but While Young believes it was that doesn't bother the Boiler the defense that made his team LIEBERMANN'S fans. It's certain they'll be a success last season, the offense was equally impressive. PLAYTEX ZS's 79 expecting the third-year coach to pick up where he left off last season, when he led his team to Purdue accomplished its goal of 'Airlite" luggage by TAMPONS 2.00 VALUE a 42-21 Peach Bowl win over Georgia Tech. Amelia Earhart... 'TSncSmtSST IF THERE'S ONE thing that can be said about Young in 1979, it's that his team has got specially priced COLGATE II OZ. 1.35 VALUE 99* the talent as well as experience SHAVING CREAM that it takes to win the con¬ ference championship. Two of the players most responsible for carrying out Young's stra¬ tegies on the field will be GILLETTE 29 quarterback Mark Herrmann and Turner. defensive end Keena TRACII 1 Herrmann, a junior, is al¬ ■MSSSSmmmi ready fourth in Big Ten passing yardage with 4,357 yards in only 23 contests. After CONTACT 25 winning, both the passing and total offense titles as a fresh¬ man, Herrmann fought off the COLD RELIEF CAPSULES irs 1.50 VALUE 1 sophomore jinx to finish second JSSSSS&MmH in conference passing last sea- WE CASH MSU PAYCHECKS SAVE 30% ... for two weeks only Lightweight . . . rugged . . . dependable. It's made of full grain fabric-backed vinyl, fitted with quality Coats and Clark zippers, firmly anchored handles and se¬ cure buckled straps. In attractive mellow saddle tan. Reg. NOW Shoulder tote 29.95 20.97 21" Carry-on 46.95 32.87 24" Pullman 52.95 37.10 26" Pullman 59.95 41.97 29" Pullman 69.95 48.97 DOWNTOWN — 107 S. Washington EAST LANSING — 209 E. Grand River ) i 8 Michioon Stote News, Eost loosing, Michigon Wednesday. August 15. J979 Automotive 1 [^] \ Motorcycles |[&s] \ Employment | fill 1 Apartments \\W\ f Apartments |[y] r Roonis lf?1 | For Sale \\^\ \ Recreation \\m\ 1 Typing Service HOLT AREA, lovely one and FEMALE NEEDED 8/18. Own NEED 2 females to share COLDSPOT FREEZER- 22.3 FOR CHARTER: Pearson 26, UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS AMC HORNET 1974. 2-door SUZUKI T250,1970,2-stroke, BABYSITTER FOR 8 year bedrooms, carpet, air in 2-man apartment. 3 large bedroom in brand new cubic ft. $300, excellent con- sleeps five, sails from Luding- COMPLETE DISSERTATION hatchback. $1295. Phone $250, helmets sold separate¬ old. Call 337 7989, after 5 two room blocks from campus. $122 duplex beginning fall term, dition. 351-1820 after 5 pm. ton, Ml. KT Charter 759-8596, AND RESUME SERVICE, 349-1913 1-8-15 13) ly. Call Linda 332-4489. p.m. 2-8-17 (3) utilities, $220-250. $385-415 Z-5-8-21 (3) to move in. 393-3648. plus utilities. 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Thousands to One raincoat with lining, $25. BABYSITTING - Licensed 3-8-17 (3) Street, 12 month lease start¬ Color TV needs a tube, $75. Corrections to rewrites. Typ¬ Kalamazoo or 2755 E. Grand share with 2 quiet, male choose from, 75£ and up, all child care in my home. CHOIR DIRECTOR for ing arranged. 332-5991 River. 11-8-24 (6) ing September, carpeted gar students. MSU and bus quality guaranteed, WAZOO 349-1808 E-5-8-24 (4) Aurelius/Forest Road near. DODGE OMNI 1979, 30 CATHOLIC Parish in Lansing. OR-5-8-24 (3) - age, no pets, references re¬ close. $125 each. Share utili¬ RECORDS, 223 Abbott, 337- Call 393-7766. 3-8-17 (4) Catholic background would mpg, rust proof. Call Gary, BABYSITTER-WILLIAMS- quired. $340 Mr. Kay 339- ties. Deposit and references. 0947. C-11-8-24 (5) TWO SEALY twin beds com¬ be helpful Musical ability and | Transportation"] [^] 373-0208 or 321-3478. TON-Okemos area Sept. 1 3407, 641-4493. C-7-8-24 (7) 485 5724 (9-5) or 371-1394. plete. Like new. $95 each. PEOPLE'S CHURCH pre¬ X-7-8-15 (3) rapport' with people a must. UP TO '/a and savings, my home or yours 349-4199. 3-8-17 (7) more Ratan rocker, $45. Two school East Lansing, has fall Potential for building of pro¬ 5-8-24 (3) comparison welcomed. OP¬ wicker lamps, $10 each. 332- openings for 3 and 4 year GRANADA GHIA-1977 gram, opportunity for further 3 BLOCKS from campus TICAL DISCOUNT, 2617 E. 5349. E-5-8-24 (5) TRAVELING COMPANION olds. Call 332-5073 or 351- loaded. Nice car for nice training, growth in church Excellent condition, 3-5 per¬ wanted to Vancouver and music field. Salary, com¬ RN OR LPN- Several good Michigan, Lansing, 372-7409. 0671. 6-8-24 (5) price. 394-2277 any time. sons. 351-9538 or 351-8135. C-3-17 (4) OVER 3000 cheap albums, San Francisco. Share ex¬ 8-8-20 (3) mensurate with qualifications fall positions available. Take Z-OR-7-8-24 (3) penses. Call Joe 349-3615. HORNET 1977-6 cylinder, red as well as performance. Send resume and or letter of your pick. Apply at 2100 Provincial Drive, off Aurelius LARGE 3 bedroom home. WILCOX TRADING POST - used musical instruments, 25b and up - all types, hits to the obscure. FLAT, BLACK I Instructions | [^f| Z-1-8-15 (4) Road. CAN 882-2458 hiring AND CIRCULAR. 541 E. 4 door, power and air. 17,000 interest to Music Director, Seven minute drive from TUTORING FRENCH- all day. Or 627-4264 after 7 pm. stereo components, car Grand River, above PARA¬ Wanted miles. Ziebarted ' 3815 South Cedar, Lansing, campus. $300 + utilities. levels Tutoring English to Ask for Director of Nurses. equipment, TV's, cameras, MOUNT. Open 11 a.m.-6 5-8-17 (3) Michigan 48910. 6-8-17 (15) 5-8-24 (8) Available Fall term. Info avail¬ jewelry, bicycles, albums and p.m., 6 days. X-C-11-8-24 (6) French speaking students. HALF FARE airline coupons. able at 372-8956 or 339-2595. tapes. Much more. Buy sell Call 351-7504. 19-8-24 (41 MERCURY MONTERY 1971 UNIFORMED SECURITY of- Top dollar. Call Mike 332- Z 7 8 15 (61 and trade. 509 E. Michigan. PART-TIME- must be neat Good shape, runs well. $350 ficers'and store detectives full 485-4391. C-11-8-24 (8) Lost & Found IU I RACQUET STRINGING and 7977 mornings. Z-7-8-24 (3) 353-5956 or 351-4750 after 5. or part-time. Call 641-4562. dependable hard worker with FEMALE ROOMMATE own transportation. Ideal for restringing. All repairs. Wil¬ It's time to plan for that Z-3-8-20 (3) C-11-8-24 (3) needed. Large sunny house. FOUND ON campus- Cat. students. 485-5741.5-8-24(5) NEW AND used guitars, ban¬ son steel racquets. One day Laundry, sunporch. Grad pre¬ Black + white female with vacation trip. For extra cash, jos, mandolins, etc. Ducimers service. Call 351-7504. MUSTANG II- 1975 4-cylin- KENNEL HELP, part-time, ferred 484-8963. and kits, recorders, thou¬ clear collar. Call Julie. 353- why not sell some of those der, 4-speed, black, excellent primarily weekends Mature, PSYCH AND Social Work NOW - leasing 1 and 2 7-8-24Ml_ 16-8-24 (4) items you don't need with a sands of hard to find albums 3977. 2-8-17 (4) condition, runs great, AM/ responsible person needed. students reeding experience bedrooms from $150. Utilities SHARE 3 bedroom, fully DID YOU know that... THE Classified ad? and books. Discount prices. FM tape LN radial tires, Own transportation neces¬ with mentally retarded and parking. Newly remodeled. furnished home, private en¬ STEREO SHOPPE is the 485-8525. 8-8-24 (3) Expert repairs - free estimates Real Estate extras, 29 mpg. $2,200.00 call sary. 339-9536 evenings. mentally ill adults in foster trance. Waverly-west Sagi¬ ELDERLY INSTRUMENTS, place to buy your stereo ENJOY AN internationally 487-3096. S-5-8-20 (5) 2-8-17 (5) home. Full-time or part-time naw area, smokers yes, pets cultural experience. Be a host LANSING: NEAR Capital 541 E. Grand River. BY OWNER - Lamoreau sub¬ equipment. C-11-8-24 (4) Call for interview 339-3265. no. Call 8am-noon 321-3800. family for a foreign exchange 1979 OLDS Cutlass Supreme 5-8-24 (7) area. One bedroom includes C-11-8-24 (9) division, just minutes from STUDENTS NEEDED to 5-8-24 (6) TENNIS- certified high school student. Homes refrigerator, all utilities, teaching Brougham. T-top, factory work part-time in Kellogg stove, campus, four bedroom, 2 1/2 needed now. For information parking and laundry. Avail¬ SEWING MACHINES - new pro will give private, semi- exec. car. Phone 882-5141. Center Banquet Dept. Must FULL TIME retail sales. FARM FOR rent. 3-4 bed¬ baths, custom home, in per¬ call 394-4871. 5-8-17 (8) able September 1st $195. free arm machines from private, or group lessons. Call 3-8-17 (3) be able to start in August & Sporting goods or retail ex¬ 30 minutes east of E. fect condition, new carpet, rooms. $99.50. Guaranteed used ma¬ 351-7504. 19-8-24 (4) 482-9266. OR-5-8-24 work term break and fall perience helpful. HERMANS Lansing. References re¬ many extras. Mature, pro¬ WANTED: A job as live-in OLDS DELTA 1971- Runs chines from $39.50. All makes term. Apply rm. 115 Kellogg WORLD OF SPORTING quired. 485-3521. 2-8-17 (4) fessional land-scaping on 3/4 mother's helper. 353-0948 great. New radials. $300. Center 8-11 am or 1:30 pm-5 GOODS, Lansing Mall. Apply repaired. TRIBUTING EDWARDS COMPANY, DIS¬ acre lot, 694-9388. I Typing Service ||^i| after 5. Z-3-8-17 (3) 349-2349 after 5 pm. 5-8-24 (3) 353-8893 Ask for Supervisor. in person. EOE. 2-8-17 (6) Campus View LANSING EAST SIDE. 3 1115 N. Washington. 489- 5-8-17 (9) 3-8-20 (8) 324 bedroom all utilities paid. EXPERT TYPING. Term pa¬ Motorcycles are gaining in DAY WAIT persons (5 days Michigan Ave. 6448. C-11-8-24 (8) CEDAR BROOK area, owner. letters,. RESUMES. across from $220 month 669-5513. pers, popularity! If you have one PINTO 1973 Hatchback, DRUMMER FOR all-style Mon-Fri) and night cocktail OR 1-8-13 (3) Beautifully landscaped lot, Near GABLES, 337-0205. for sale, you'll get more offers 53,000 miles, dependable Williams Hall BOOKS! 3 floors of books, Mature oak trees, 3 bedroom dance band. Call Ray Kay- wait persons needed. Apply C-11-8-24 (3) when you run a Classified ad. transportation, some rust, Mon-Fri 2-4 pm 116 Bailey St. OKEMOS- brand new 1445 magazines and comics. colonial, 1 1/2 baths, fire¬ Days: 377-5200 after 5 pm: 2 bedroom furnished CURIOUS BOOK SHOP, 307 $400 price includes snow 321-1094. 3-8-20(3) East Lansing 3-8-20 (4) square feet, 3 bedroom ranch place, screened patio, upper EXPERIENCED TYPING. Ac¬ WANTED-2 bedroom hous¬ apartments available East Grand River, East Lan¬ tires, 332-1476. Z-5-8-17 (5) for fall. with attached two car gar¬ sun deck, large finished rec- curate, fast and reasonable. ing in Red Cedar district. DAY AND night 2-baths, full basement, sing, 332-0112. C-11-8-24 (5) room, car and a half garage, 323-9039. 5-8-24 (3) PART AND full time jobs host persons age. 332-3126 non-student. TORINO WAGON-'71, good Showings Monday-Friday 10 minutes from campus. delivery packaging, mainten¬ needed. Apply Mon-Fri 2-4 fireplace, deck $1000 security 3-8-20 (3) interior, tires, running condi¬ 4pm-5pm, or call for XAM STEREO headphones, Low 70's, 882-0794. EXPERIENCED IBM typing, ance and sales men. Must pm 116 Bailey St. East Lan¬ deposit with one year lease. tion, $350. Evenings. 351- $10 or best. Women's Frye 5-8-17 (10) dissertations. (Pica, elite) have own transportation. Car sing. 3-8-20 (4) $600/month. 349-0562. MATURE, PROFESSIONAL 6258. cowboy boots, 9 1/2 B, $15 FAYANN, 489-0358. 3-8-17J4) expense paid. Call 694-7947. 351-5275 or 351-8135 5-8-24 (8) Wood Coffee table $5. 337 OKEMOS- 1929 Oneida. 4 C-11-8-24 (3) woman wishes to rent mod¬ 3-8-20 (6) KITCHEN HELP needed at estly priced home in E. VOLKSWAGEN VAN $1400. 9400 E-6-9-15 (4) bedroom 2 1/2 baths, 2 story Kellogg Center. Must be 308 CENTER St. 4-bedroom Lansing area. Beginning in Runs good, regular gas. Call house on lovely large lot. TERM PAPERS, disserta¬ WOMAN NEEDED for MSU student. Apply in per¬ SUMMERHILL APART¬ Available Sept. 1. $500/mo. 321-1652. Weekdays after six. occa¬ MAN'S 10-speed Family room with fireplace, 2 tions. Close, fast, experi¬ Sept. 641-6995. 3-8-20 (5) sional daytime sitting in my son at Rm. 116 Kellogg MENTS. Be first tenant in plus deposit. Lease required. bike. Ex¬ X-4-8-15 (3) cellent condition $65. Call car attached garage. Many enced. 351-1345, 332-8498. Lake Geneva home. Own Center from 8-5 pm. tastefully decorated new 1 349-2624. 5-8-24 (4) PERSON NEEDED to drive air Bruce 337 .7750. extras, $84,900, SCHRO- 7-8-24 (3) transportation, references. 3-8-20 (5) bedroom, Some with fire¬ conditioned '76 I Auto Service | [~/1 669-5396. 3-8-20 (5) PART-TIME janitorial posi¬ places, car ports. 10 minutes from MSU via I-496 and FEMALE ROOMMATE E-Z-5-8-24 (3) EDER REAL TY 349-0560. 5-8-24 (7) TYPING: IBM selectric. Term wagon to Palo City, Cutlass Alto Cal. needed immediately. East after Aug. 22. Must arrive by RESPONSIBLE INDIVIDUAL tions available early evenings. Waverly road, 3313 West Mt. MARSHALL'S GUITAR papers, resumes, plus editing. REFILLABLE WIPER blades Lansing duplex. $137 in¬ Sept. 1st. Will pay gas. for your foreign car in stock at CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 needed for dishwasher full time night position. (5pm- Call Mr. Grossi 482-6232. 5-8-24 Hope. Call or come by 1-6 p.m., 485-7111,351-6471. cludes everything. PH 351 - 4400 or 351-8503. 3-8-20 (5) SHOPPE. Everything you need in guitars, amplifiers, j Recreation ~~|[jfl| Close to campus. 351-5694. OR-11-8-24 (3) 349-9469. 2-8-17 (6) 11pm) Weekends included. X-C-8-8-24 (9) P.A. and lighting systems, East Kalamazoo Street. One SKYDIVING, EVERY week¬ Good pay and benefits. Call PART-TIME PASTE-UP per¬ FRANDOR AREA, 4 bed¬ lessons and service. MAR¬ end and late afternoon. First mile west of campus. 487- Mr. Solomon 372-4300 after 4 son, fall term. Experienced. ACROSS FROM campus. SHALL MUSIC COMPANY 5055. C-11-8-24 (6) pm. JIM'S TIFFANY PLACE. MSU Students only apply in Large two bedroom furnished rooms with basement and 540 Frandor Shopping jump instruction every Satur¬ HURRY! garage. One year lease start¬ day and Sunday starting at 10 JUNK CARS wanted. Also 3-8-15 (8) person, Wednesday from apts. Heat and hot water Center. C-5-8-24 (8) ing September at $400/ a.m. and weekdays by ap¬ selling used parts. Phone noon to 5. 301 M.A.C. P-K included. Fall leasing. Call month. 323-4407 evenings. pointment. Free skydiving RESIDENT MANAGER Bldg. Suite 501. 351-1957, 351-5275 or 351 4 Days Left 321-3651. C-11-8-24 (3) 5-8-24 (5) MOVING MUST sell-sofa, programs for groups, MSU needed to manage 30 unit 8135. OR-9-8-24 (5) Attention apartment building within I Apartments ~1fW1 FEMALE NEEDED own room Rooms matching recliner and coffee table in mint condition. $450 Sport Parachute Club and Charlotte Paracenter. 372- There's Only walking distance to campus. Call 351-4687. Ask for Millie. 9127, 543-6731, "AT 0wner5 Pay to be reduced rent on 1-bedroom unfurnished FEMALE GRAD or profes¬ in 2 bedroom $132.50 Lorie 394-1079. apartment ROOMS ACROSS from S-5-8-24 C-11-8-24 (10) to place your Ad in our Why have we become * Lansing's largest Fiat re¬ apartment plus hourly. Mar¬ ried couple with some main¬ sional non-smoker needed to share two bedroom in East 5-8-24 (3) campus on Michigan ue. New carpet and Aven¬ paint. Special pair shop over the past few years? Call us the next time your car needs repair and you'll know the ans¬ tenance experience red. 351-2211 from 10-4 pm. 3-8-15 (10) prefer¬ Lansing for September first. 315-492-4470 after 9:00 pm. Z-10-8-24 (5) LANSING-LARGE upper un¬ furnished campus. minutes Stove, refrigerator, from Call 351-5275 OR-9-8-24 (4) or 351-8135. The home you're looking for Ctopckmgfjam 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED LUXURY APTS. WELCOME married couple. No children/ wer. You'll be pleased with ATTENDANT COMBINA¬ can be found in our columns. TION personal aide-compan- ion-roommate needed for pets. Including utilities. $225 deposit, references. 482- Read Classified. 'private balconies 'swimming pool 'dish washer, disposal 'shag carpeting WEEK \\mism wheelchair handicapper 9/1/ BEECHWOOD 1727, 663-4345. 5-8 24 (7) 'central air 'on sight maintenance edition I IMPORTS 79. Live-in-situation Student must have automobile, excel¬ APARTMENTS ROOMMATE SEPT. 1 non- CAMPUS SPECIAL SUMMER RATES smoker own room in 2 bed¬ 120$ Oakland lent physical shape, weight proportionate to height. Re¬ are room 2 bath apt. $135 mo. includes heat. Year lease. Call HILL Deadline Call for Appt. sponsible, dependable Jeff 393-9575 or 52248. "2 Bedrooms CALL 351-7166 IV4-4411 honest. Approximately 25 hrs/week. $225/mo plus pri¬ -FULL- Z-3-8-20 (5) "Furnished Apts. Located at Hagadorn just south of Service Road August 21 vate living quarters, sharing CHEAPEST PRICES in the all-expense-paid 5 room lux¬ for Summer "Free Roommate Service UGLY DUCKLING EAST LANSING 1979 MAZDA CLC SPECIAL CEDAR 731 state. urious, opulent estate fur¬ "Dishwashers RENT-a-CAR, $7.95/day, nished apartment in down¬ and Fall 372-7650. C-11-8-24 (4) town highrise. 15 minute "Central Air Conditioning NORTH POINTE 1 DOOR HATCHBACK GOOD USED tires, 13-14-15 drive to campus. 482-2221/ "Swimming Pool APARTMENTS GREENS Only... *3695 487-9400, 2-10 ask for Larry inch. Mounted free. Used ROOMMATE - male. Sep¬ wheels and hub caps. PEN- NELL SALES, 1825 Michi¬ Edwards. 7-8-24 (19) tember 1. $130/month plus 1/2 utilities. Deposit. 332- APARTMENTS "Unlimited Parking NOW LEASING • ONE BEDROOM FURNISHED APARTMENTS PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT gan, Lansing, Michigan, 7343 evenings. 8-8-17 (3) 'Air Conditioned "Pleasant Landscaping 9 and 12 month leases, fur¬ • AIR CONDITIONING with Michigan's largest multi- 4 All nished and unfurnished, 48912, 482-5818. Applionces including SWIMMING POOL C-11-8-24 (6) manufacturer distributor, 15- NEED 3 dishwasher "Special 12 month rates nicely decorated. Efficiency, • • PRIVATE BALCONIES 20 hours per week. Auto¬ girls for fall. $93.75.2 'Luxurious 1 or 2 bedrooms, fully car- Furnishings • WITHIN WALKING mobile required. 339-9500. bedroom, very nice. Sandy, ATTENTION!! WE buy late 'Shag Carpeting FREE BUS peted, air conditioning, heat DISTANCE TO CAMPUS C 7-8-24 (6) 351-5529, 349-9219 after 5. 'On-site Management water. Furnished spa model imported and domes¬ tic compact cars. Contact 10-8-22 (3) 'Privote Balconies SERVICE rooms. Large Laundry FIGHT INFLATION, sell 'SWIMMING POOL facilities, swimming pool. NOW LEASING FOR John DeYoung. WILLIAMS AVON, increase your earning RED GIANT has a large Model Open 9-9 From '180 and up. VW, 484-1341. C-11-8-24 (5) selection of houses, apart¬ Call Jon FALL power, for details call 482- NOW LEASING Everyday 332-6354 6893. C-11 8-24 (4) ments, duplexes, studios etc. MASON BODY SHOP. 812 E. . . . Most areas, sizes and FOR FALL Leasing for NORTH POINTE COOK HERRIMAN, INC. Kalamazoo since 1940. Auto PHONERS NEEDED for poli¬ prices. Call and see if we have 351-8631 Summer & Fall 321-6900 VW VOLVO painting-collision sen/ice. tical fund raising. $3 per hour what you're looking for. Be¬ APARTMENTS Next to Brody plus bonus. Contact Tom tween 9 9, 349 1065. 351-7212 CALL 349-3530 1250 Haslett Road at 1-69 6135 W Saginaw MAZDA American foreign cars. 485- 0256. Q-11 8 24 (5) Page 487 5413. Z 6-8-20 (4) OR 11-8-24(7) 1 Michigon State News. 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C. by Johnny Hart SPONSORED BY: the eatire text of hoe down the instruction manual that comes With a new hoe. 1b r a n D C a d e T SAM and SILO CROSSWORD PUZZLE e L a t e r L T a y [a G a v E Om a n SPONSORED BY: by Jerry Dumas and Mort Walker SPONSORED BY: r a Z r aG e a d S Psalm n e r DO k n E e . . Speck . Additional D B e am d O e . Associate r e D d y 1 n G F e n S I amIS k 1 n Spanish a D O a r j_ L e n a 7. Vigorous . Vegetable r 1 d e r| OP ET 11. Probe French com¬ e a t S a L a r m Fe . 13. Russian city poser 14. M 41. Mira, for d e l a y 5 a S S y 1 15. Luzon native example 16. Refuse 42. Elusory 17. Gate 45. Weed 18. Palatable 46. 1. Guaranty 5. One: Scottish 22. Calculate chant 2. Spindle 6. Espouse 24. Normal 47. Son of Zeus 3. Windstorm 7. Homswoggle 27. Symbol of of 48. Consume 4. Sarcastic 8. Skilled fice 49. Monos< comment: craftsman 28. Point m tennis aride 9. Used for salad r * § 10. Guido's note 12. Litter BEETLE BAILEY # ► • «s 17. Dropsy by Mort Walker LJ* 3 19. Store RAND RIVER 20. Head 21. Eidolon 123. Gull 24. 25. Beverage Connecting device 26. Publish 34. Shoemaker's block 36. Branches of learning 38. Terrible: comb, form 39. The birds 40. Sole 41. Belgian 42. Sunset 43. By way of 44. Social insect Wednesday, August 15, 1979 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Rahn Wright's Purdue makes '80 Rose Bowl bid (continued from page 7) have suddenly become ac Among others, the pollsters 1967 14-13 Rose Bowl victory ^Fcnboual \^ella/i All right you guys listen and customed to watching winning are one group that think over USC stands as the last listen good. ereen, who holds every Purdue All the boys ore getting nice football. Purdue will continue its win victory by any Big Ten team placekicking record, and four new uniforms with my company year punter Dave Eagin. Who "We'll be in a different posi ning ways. One poll predicts the Boilers will be the second other than Ohio State in that postseason classic. A 1980 re¬ Specialists in name on them CAPONE the backups will be for Herr tion this year," Young admits. IMPORTERS AND DISTRIBUTORS match between those '67 op¬ mann is another puzzle the "We weren't expected to win best team in the nation this natural hair, - and I'd highly recommend that Boilermakers must solve. too many games last season but season behind the University of ponents is not out of the you get one too, for health we did. With many players Southern California. Purdue's question. YOUNG HAS INDICATED returning, the tables will be skin, and nail that he believes he has the turned somewhat this year. Stop in at Sports Lettering on "His House" Christian Fellow¬ quality personnel to solve these That means we'll need to main tain our enthusiasm and inten¬ It s What's ship meets at 8 tonight and 6 p.m. care for men . _rand River next to Color Tile and ask for John. He owns the problems. If so, the only other Sunday across from Akers Hall. joint. Tell him what you wonl worry Young may have is sity from last year if we hope to Happening Come join us. and woman ,and he will fix you upreal good. pleasing the Purdue fans, who continue winning." La Leche League of East Lan¬ sing will hold a meeting on . . . mm If you don't stop by soon I'll consider it a personal insult: Wm: Believe me you don't wont that Party line party Announcements for It's What's breastfeeding at 7:30 p.m. Thurs¬ happen. 50% off your first Think of a custom to Happening must be received in the day, 6250 Rothbury Way, Brandy- shirt from Sports Lettering as State News office, 343 Student SEATTLE (AP) About 30 lenge of striking up anonymous wine Creek Apartments. C-V' - Services Bldg., by 12 noon at least people who gathered in a chitchat. two class days before publication. One woman made a date. One Conversational sign language Seattle bar strangers. But were once that was before man did a respectable imper No announcements will be accept¬ ed by phone. practice at 7 p.m. Thursday, fourth floor lobby of MSU Library. Any¬ manicure, compliments the telephone company sonation of Jimmy Carter. got body interested in sign language is their wires crossed. Angie despaired of her long Olde World Bread & Ale poetry welcome. An unexplained goof week put about 60 persons on last legs. Doug said he liked long legs. reading at 3 p.m. Thursday. Read¬ ers will be Gerard Alcantara and Southern African Liberation of Rahn "If you can wear it, we can print on it' Then on Friday night, about the same line and many talked themselves ships. into new friend¬ 30 of the callers converged on a downtown bar to celebrate with Bruce Collopy. No admission. International folk darlcing from Committee meets at 7:30 p.m. at the Peace Education Center United Methodist Church, 1118 S. JsjL^ 501 'It Grand River (below Campus Drugs) 11-7pm Mon.-Sat. 337-1826 " ffl EbLLlELLAT'lMLL 2227 W Grand River Okemos 349-5184 Some warmed to the chal¬ a "party line party." 8 to 10 p.m. in Kedzie Courtyard. Harrison Road. New members appointments accepted Beginners welcome. welcome. BRING YOUR "coupons IftA MORE ;fBERNARDS AND GET HA/ UP TO & INCLUDING 5(X FACE VALUE ON MANUFACTURERS' "CENTS OFF" wdaNCb, AP PRICES SAVE ?I I2 WITH &OOPTHPU SATAU& 18 3301 E MICH., V1010 W &RANP- RIVER.OKeMOS r— JMVBIE LOOKOUT FAVofcrte super Bonus If you thought COUPONS/ J. Ross Browne's INFLATION FIGHTER great deal... BANQueT FROZEN FRIED FULLY COOK.e0 WHOLE A4 SYAWK v-Z SPARE was a BONELESS You'll have to check out our new happy hours! CHICKEN HAMS RIBS M-F 4 to 7pm $1.99 i 1» \98i 7N PER FAMUY I [PAV AU6 IS 1979 _ Special Prices on: Beer, Wine and l- - - 3*1 ™ ' Fresh Fruit Daquiris i hors d'ourves also served hem BLUE \ \2V?\Soi AVE*A(J£ PARTS AAl SStHGr WESTERN GJSAIH FEC? 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