Friday A 60 percent chance of sun today as clouds approach fore bodingly from the west, 1he State News threatening wet weekend weather. Temperatures should be on a slight upswing over the three day period, with highs in the upper 70s and lows in the 50s. VOLUME 73 NUMBER 120 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY, EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48824 AUGUST 17, 1979 MAY PARTICIPATE IN TALKS Young out By Wire Services HE DEFENDED HIS July 26 meeting as tion ambassador reported Wednesday evening that Thursday Young's resignation will neither Andrew Young, out as U.S. ambassador with Zehdi Labib Terzi, the PLO's U.N. Israel spies knew of Young's meeting with help nor harm President Carter's re-elec to the United Nations for having unauthor¬ observer, and said: "I'd do it again and keep the PLO and what was discussed. tion chances. ized discussions with the Palestine Libera¬ "I don't think it's going to have a doing it." The paper said Israeli spies leaked word tion Organization, may still be at his post But in the Security Council deliberations, significant impact one way or the other," of the meeting and supplied information to Levin said. when the explosive Palestinian issue comes Young presumably will remain bound by Blum which enabled him to confront Young to a head at the U.N. later this month. U.S. policy and commitments to Israel and "Those kinds of changes are sometimes in over the nature of the meeting, eventually White House officials said President veto any resolution supporting Palestinian the cards." prompting Young to acknowledge that it Levin, who was the keynote speaker at a Carter intends to move with "due care and statehood. was not a chance occurrence. deliberate consultation" in choosing a It is not clear, though, whether Young national convention of American Hispanics, successor. And, these officials said, he will will also be under instruction to block any The paper said Blum made it clear — said Young's resignation will not jeopardize consult Young in making a selection. changes in standing U.N. resolutions. These without saying how — that the Israelis Carter's campaign for re-election because refer to the Palestinians entirely as a could prove the meeting had been sub¬ he has pledged to support the president. stantive. In a statement, Benjamin Hooks, execu- refugee problem. Robert Strauss, chief U.S. mediator for But Sen. Carl Levin, D-Mich., said lcontinued on page 12) the Middle East, gave assurances to Israel earlier this week that the administration would oppose any modification of the resolutions. But Yehuda Blum, the Israeli ambassador to the United Nations, said after a meeting with Young Monday night that the am¬ Former '[/' p bassador could give no such promise. STRAUSS LEAVES LATE this after¬ noon for Israel to confer with Prime Minister Menachem Begin. This weekend Strauss will fly on to Egypt to see President Anwar Sadat. Young's resignation, meanwhile, stirred given new trial outrage and disappointment among black leaders. One, the Rev. Jesse Jackson, said it could The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Thursday ordered a new and "prompt" jury trial force blacks to break with the Carter for a former MSU professor who contended he was fired unfairly in 1968. administration and with Jews. Andrew Young The court threw out a lower court decision dismissing professor John R. Hildebrand's "There are a lot of questions that need to be answered. One of them is whether or not case against Michigan State and said the teacher is "entitled to have a jury decide the That process could still be going on next issues." it was a forced resignation and also whether Thursday, when the Security Council is Hildebrand, who had not yet heard of the court's decision, said "it sounds good," but scheduled to resume its debate over the Andy was the fall guy," Jackson said at the could make no further comment until he had read the full order. Palestinians and resolutions to support annual meeting of the Southern Christian "If its an accurate report, its definitely good news," said Kenneth Laing, Hildebrand's their drive for statehood. Leadership Conference. attorney. Young stressed in his farewell press conference a conviction that the United JACKSON SUGGESTED THAT Israeli HILDEBRAND CAME TO MSU from Texas Tech in 1967 and taught in Michigan States should deal with the PLO — a spies could have been involved. State's department of social science. conviction flatly against U.S. policy. In that connection, The Atlanta Constitu- "At the time," noted the appellate court, "Michigan State's social science program followed a standard format to which all professors were expected to conform. The plaintiff Hildebrand became dissatisfied with this mechanical approach since it left no Undercover operation levels room for variation by individual instructors. High mercury "He voiced these and other concerns to his colleagues, some of those criticisms were contained in a report entitled Improving Undergraduate Education.' He also successfully sought election to a position on the 'Departmental Advisory Committee.' " found at disposal site But in September, 1968, one year after he started teaching at Michigan State, Hildebrand was informed he would not be reappointed. results in 41 arrests Hildebrand, after losing appeals through the University, state employment commission results were released to The State News and state courts, filed suit in federal court, complaining that he was fired "in retaliation By DENNIS PETROSKEY By DEBBIE CREEMERS for the exercise of his first amendment rights." State News Staff Writer State News Staff Writer Thursday. Although both Hildebrand and MSU requested a jury trial, the judge decided to rule on The culmination of Lansing's second "sting operation" in less than a year has resulted Copyright, Aug. 16, 1979 THE SOIL CHEMICAL analysis from the the case himself and used the jury only to answer four questions to help him rule. in the arrests of 41 persons in Michigan and Illinois, with at least 20 more arrests sought. The State News, Inc. Initial analyses of soil samples taken near Jolly Road and Power Plant sites, con¬ Lansing police officials said the number of arrest warrants in connection with the ducted by Boyd Ellis, professor of soil THE JURORS, ASKED by the judge if Hildebrand was entitled to reappointment and nine-month undercover operation could reach more than 100. two chemical waste disposal sites reveal chemistry, indicated differences between should have been reinstated, answered yes. However, the judge ruled against Hildebrand In addition to recovering about $845,000 worth of stolen property, "Operation high levels of mercury and lead in some of on all counts and dismissed his complaint. Stow Away" uncovered a multi-million dollar counterfeit money operation which extends the samples obtained at one of the sites, samples from test wells and control samples were not significant for any of the heavy Said the appellate court, "This case presents a procedural nightmare worthy of across the country, officials said. The State News has learned. metals. inclusion in a first year of law school civil procedure examination authored by the most Police also said a multi-thousand dollar insurance racket was discovered which had Results of the tests run on water and soil According to Boyd's report, the sample cunning of professors." previously been virtually unnoticed. samples taken from campus wells, observa¬ obtained under the Jolly Road pit was free And, after an extensive review of the "procedural nightmare," the court decided, "The tion wells, control wells and the chemical of contamination. only fair solution to this tangled and protracted case is to reverse the dismissal of DURING THE STING operation, a team from Lansing's Organized Crime Unit and two pits located near Power Plant 65 and 600 But the sample taken west of the pit Hildebrand's case and remand for a prompt jury trial on all issues. troopers from the Michigan State Police bought stolen property, police said. yards southwest of the Jolly-Hagadorn Stolen property recovered in the operation included 108 cars, 27 guns, seven contained mercury in excess of the quantity "Especially with both sides requesting a jury trial," added the court, "Dr. Hildebrand roads intersection, were sent to Executive I continued on page 12) was entitled to have a jury decide the issues." motorcycles, eight television sets, jewelry and assorted other property, police said. Vice President Starr Keesler Thursday. "You name it and we bought it," said Sgt. Although Keesler said there would be no Don Dufour, who headed the crime squad official University comment on the findings involved in the sting. until a meeting could be arranged with "Operation Stow-Away" was funded by a Department of Natural Resources officials $188,000 federal grant and about $10,000 to go over the completed report, initial Indian swami pays visit each from the state and city, officials said. With the money, the undercover team was able to buy back the stolen property, police said. Mother gives to 'spread love, peace' "W E PAID ONLY about nine cent s on the dollar to recover the stolen property, so I would have to consider the operation a birth to , By MICHELE McELMURRY State News Stall Writer success," Dufour said. He said police will begin returning stolen One of India's best-known spiritual leaders visited East Lansing Wednesday to property which has been identified to the "spread love, peace and mutual understanding among people. beginning today. seven survive Sri Chandra Swamiji Maharaj, on his seventh visit to the United States since 1974. owners The undercover operation climaxed at came to Lansing to meet with Gov. William G. Milliken. about 4 a.m. Wednesday when about 60 NAPLES, Italy (AP) — A 29-year-old Swamiji, who has been spreading his spiritual philosophy throughout the United police officers learned of the sting for the Naples woman on fertility treatment gave States, has met with many national leaders, including Gov. Jerry Brown of California, first time and were given arrest warrants birth prematurely Thursday to octuplets, Gov. Julian Carroll of Kentucky,Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D Mass.,and Rep. Peter W. to serve, police said. five girls and three boys. One girl died Rodino Jr., D-New Jersey. Teams in Detroit, Kalamazoo and hours later and a doctor said the seven In January, Swamiji met with President Carter at the Presidential National Chicago also rounded up suspects who sold other babies were seriously underweight. Breakfast in Washington. He was the first Indian sage to attend the event. stolen merchandise to the undercover team Doctors at Naples' Hospital of the at the same time local suspects were Incurable said the babies' weights ranged SWAMIJI, 29, WAS initiated as a swami in his youth and spent many years booked, police said. from 14 ounces to 2.3 pounds. A doctor said practicing spiritual and yogic disciplines. Part of his teaching was done in the caves of Dufour said the undercover team had he had "some hope" the two largest of the the Himilayas, where he learned many different forms of yoga. operated out of a rented building at 800 E. infants would survive. He is the founder of Sarva Dharma Sambhav Kendra, an international non profit Kalamazoo St., buying stolen merchandise organization "dedicated to furthering the cause of world peace by fostering greater while maintaining a legitimate front opera THE BIRTHS TOOK 20 minutes with a understanding between religious traditions." The U.S. chapter of Sarva Dharma doctor and three nurses attending, hospital Sambhav Kendra is located in New York. THE FRONT, "INTERSTATE Wholesale spokespersons said. Swamiji said he is meeting with international leaders to help "bring peace to the Merchandise Inc.," was a legitimate cor The mother was identified as Pasqualina world." Chianese. She reportedly delivered six "Today science is progressing by atoms and bombs," he said. "We must control the poration set up by the undercover team, children three years ago, all of whom died a Dufour said. A total of 107 persons sold people who have the power over these things. few hours after birth. She was reportedly merchandise to the company, police said. physically well, but afraid of losing all the "IFTHE POLITICAL personalities are controlled by spiritual power, they can control "We were a legitimate company dealing infants. Chianese and her husband, Stefano, problems such as energy and bring about peace in the world," Swamiji said. in 'plastics,' " Dufour said, "and we let it be an insurance company employee, live in a "Countries are the same," he said, "the only difference is in their forms. known that we dealt with stolen property." said the front dealt with plastics Naples suburb. Swamiji was reluctant to talk about the problems India is facing and the "political Dufour because a relative of his deals with that The other babies were rushed to nearby change which has taken place since Charan Singh was sworn in as India s fifth prime hospitals and placed in incubators. If the minister. type of merchandise. seven children survive, it could be a world "Every country has its own problems," he said, "India will solve its problems by "He supplied us with the plastic materials record. Indians." for our displays," Dufour said. The One of the plastic items supplied was previous highest number of sur¬ viving children in a multiple birth was six — AS FOR THE future, Swamiji said, "India will be in a position to lead the world both which occurred twice, in Sydney, Australia, spiritually and politically." STOW'-AWAYS ARE plastic containers in 1971, and in Cape Town, South Africa, in "We will take a leap after 1983," he said. used by campers to store toothbrushes and 1974, according to the Guinness Book of State News Ira Strickstein Swamiji said he has met with India's leaders, but could not divulge what was World Records. Guiness officials in London discussed because of the "top confidentiality" of the meetings. toothpaste, he said. Sri Chandra Swamiji Maharaj, a well-known spiritual leader from And what if people actually wanted to said they based their multiple birth records India, was in East Lansing Wednesday, "spreading love, peace and Swamiji professes to have great spiritual and psychic powers, which enable him to deal with the "plastics" firm'.' on infants that survived their first birth¬ mutual understanding among people." predict the future and "unfold the mysteries of man's inner world." days. •Friday, August 17, 1979 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 'Ri;< tifh;ati<)\ vprogress /'evird Chinese PEKING (AP) - A scathing political The article and accompany from their posts," the purge news¬ possible damage," the People's Daily purge, the official asked, what paper said. "Some of the fac¬ said. would happen to China's Communist Party attack on ing commentary occupied much modernization program? tions "flaunt party discipline" A well-informed Chinese offi¬ senior government officials of the front page of Wednes¬ The modernization drive in¬ and "still show evidence of the cial reacted with mixed amuse¬ could be the forerunner of a day's edition of the People's cludes increased contacts with influence of the Gang of Four." ment and astonishment when new political purge in China, Daily. the United States and other If the influence of such asked about whether the criti¬ Western diplomats and observ¬ Western countries, combined ers said Thursday. IT EMPHASIZED THAT groups does not change, "it will cism presaged a new purge. with a program for economic A Chinese government factionalism still exists within spread like a virus and infect development and promulgation FocUSiWoHLD source played down an article the party despite two years of struggle against it since the the healthy organism of the party, causing serious of a liberalized legal code. appearing Wednesday in the People's Daily, organ of the suppression in 1976 of the Communist Party, which said radical "Gang of Four," led by "conspirators and bad ele¬ Chairman Mao Tse-tung's Cambodians trying Pol Pot in absentia ments" were corrupting party ranks. But one observer said "a widow, Chiang. "Leading cadres who refuse new rectification drive" already to stop practicing factionalism BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) — A Cam¬ gave heavy coverage to testimony is in progress. should be resolutely removed bodian woman described the massacre of against Pol Pot and his deputies, charged with genocide and being tried in absentia her family by the ousted regime of Pol Pot at a war crime trial under way in the before an 11-member tribunal. The Cambodian capital of The testimony of Phnom Penh. Khan Neari was government alleges that Pol Pot oversaw the death of three million Cambodians Kurds overrun broadcast over Cambodian radio moni¬ and the cruel treatment of four million others before he was ousted by Vietna¬ tored here. The Vietnamese News Agency also mese and dissident Cambodian forces in west Iran town January. TEHRAN, Iran(AP) — Rebellious Kurds overran government forces in the Western Iran town of Paveh Thursday after two days of heavy fighting in which 13 persons were killed and 50 others were wounded, news reports said. Netherlands city planning an 4eros-center' The government did not confirm the fall of the town in the restive Kurdistan region, 300 miles northwest of Tehran, but said troop reinforcements had been unable to reach beleaguered revolutionary guards there. ROTTERDAM, Netherlands (AP) — This the community of Poortgebouw, across The latest flareup among Kurdistan's province's 4-million busy port may try to contain its growing the Maas River from the traditional Kurds—seeking autonomy for the region bordering Turkey and The orbiter Enterprise, connected to its 747 jet carrier, lands for the last prostitution trade, and accompanying red-light district of Katendrecht. Iraq — was considered a major setback for the Islamic regime of violence and crime, by building an The mayor and city elders have Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. time on its trip to Palmdale, Calif, where it will be dismantled by its builder Rockwell International. eros-center" modeled after the red-light approved the first step of the project, Khomeini, meanwhile, issued a stern warning to leftists and district in Hamburg, Germany. over the angry outcries of Poortgebouw intellectuals to stop opposing the revolutionary government. The controversial project would in¬ residents, who fear the port's approxi¬ clude restaurants and cinemas, and be CABLED MESSAGES FOR mately 1,000 prostitutes will spill out into constructed within three or four years for the surrounding neighborhood. help arrived in Tehran from between $10 million and $20 million in Paveh's government defenders Wednesday night as the situa¬ New U. S. attorney general sworn in tion became critical, the official Pars news agency reported. In farewell ceremony Wed¬ available to counsel Carter white southerner, male," Bell WASHINGTON (AP) - The a Deputy Prime Minister about running the government. said this week in a radio command of the Justice Depart nesday, Bell said the business Mostafa Chamran accused the A federal judge for 15 years, interview. Focus=Nation leftist oriented Kurdish Demo¬ ment goes today to a prema turely gray-haired lawyer who of the Justice Department is to see that justice is done. Bell has been speculated about "We need to put a woman on cratic Party and affiliated poli¬ as Carter's possible choice for a the court," he said. "There's a: calls himself "a kind of de¬ "Without justice there is tical groups of laying siege to Supreme Court seat should a lot of other people ahead of me, termined, strong professional" nothing," he said. "Justice is the town, 25 miles from Iraq. the reason for having organized vacancy occur. is what I'm trying to say. I don't intent on keeping the depart¬ Press reports confirmed ment free of political inter¬ government." But Bell says he doubts he see any sign any time soon of Gulf oil spill soils Texas beaches earlier information from reli¬ ference. Meanwhile, in Portland, Ore., will ever wear the robes of a there being a place that the able Kurdish sources that the Benjamin R. Civiletti, 44, was Neil Goldschmidt was sworn in Supreme Court justice, yet, president would want to give town had fallen to the insurgent he doesn't say he wouldn't want me." being sworn in as attorney Wednesday as interim secre¬ forces early Thursday. There tary of transportation. Confir¬ the job. Civiletti, 44, was Bell's CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas (AP) - Thick who have been buying gasoline to get the general by Chief Justice War¬ recommended successor. He was no indication of what ren E. Burger in a late-morning mation hearings on the former "Under the system we're patches of runaway Mexican crude oil goo off their feet. following now, affirmative ac¬ has had 30 month's apprentice¬ happened to the government ceremony. Portland mayor's Cabinet ap¬ coated nearly three miles of glistening forces who were defending tion, it would be a long time ship, having headed the Crimi¬ Coast Guard Lt. Cmdr. Jim Paskewich Civiletti says he shares the pointment will be held after the resort beaches on South Padre Island Paveh. Senate returns from its recess. before they got down to a nal Division before becoming said late Wednesday night that the goals of Griffin Bell, his prede¬ Bell's deputy. early Thursday, and officials say tourism Gen. Taghi Riahi, minister of cessor, but won't be able to Bell, resuming the practice of minority like me, which is a is down 30 percent. brownish-black oil was washing up on national defense, said that as of assume Bell's role as the law in Atlanta, says he will be Vacuum trucks suck up the oil before the white sand beaches just north of a Thursday morning the town administration's foremost scurrying from the sight of the tourists plush strip of hotels and condominiums. was still held by revolutionary storyteller. guards and state police units. "I have no flamboyance at all CENTRAL "We have sent additional re¬ and little humor," says the volutionary militia units and METHODIST soft-spoken, somewhat self- troops to help Paveh's de¬ effacing, formal Civiletti. CHURCH fenders, but due to the region's Across from the Capitol Style may change, but 14-year-old California boy held in shooting ruggedness and that the mountain passes leading to the Civiletti, Bell's protege, is ex Sunday 19 pected to retain Bell's priori¬ Gift of Discernment region are controlled by Kurds, ties — a crackdown on sophisti¬ the units have not been able to Dr. Bintz cated white-collar crime and on LOS ANGELES (AP) — A 14-year-old inside the home where Brian James died reach there yet." police brutality, an improve¬ Worship Services boy has been arrested for investigation of ahead wound from a ,38-caliber pistol ment in the administration of 9:45 and 11:00 THE FIGHTING CAME of manslaughter in connection with the Monday. justice, a determination to Nursery Available amid flaring incidents of op¬ strengthen the barriers against fatal shooting of a 7-year-old boy, whom The gun belonged to the 14-year-old's 485-9477 authorities first said had shot himself. father, officers said. Police had thought position to the revolutionary political interference. government, which overthrew The name of the boy arrested Wednes¬ earlier than Brian shot himself. But Shah Mohammad Reza Pah- day was not released because of his age. Detective Sgt. William Mercier said la vi's regime last February, EASTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN Earlier, however, police said 14-year-old further investigation showed the wound after an uprising organized by Jim Stevenson was the only other person was not self-inflicted. Khomeini. Earlier this week, Islamic 1315 ABBOTT RD (North of Saginaw) revolutionary guards loyal to East Lansing Khomeini occupied the offices of the People' Fedayeen, a Sunday EPA withholds GM etuniissions certification leftist guerrilla group. August 19 Worship: 8:30 & 10:45am Paul W. Green Take an idea, make a {Am. WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Environ¬ the agency said. Both the EPA and GM The PROTESTANT 337-0893 mental Protection Agency said Thursday it is withholding full recertification of said they expect the engines will pass the required tests. REFORMED CHURCH Bring it to life at Riderk 1980 General Motors Corp. cars equipped The engines, which won certification with 5.7-liter V-8 diesel engines pending last year for 1979 cars, failed the EPA's is the meeting for worship at LANSING CHURCH OF CHRIST further exhaust emission tests. 50,000-mile durability test because of a University S.D.A. 882-0046 515 Samantha Ave. Church, 149 Highland in Sales of diesel-equipped cars can mechanical failure in an emission control Services East Lansing. Services are proceed with a conditional certificate, device, officials said. Sunday 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m. Bible based setting forth the Wednesday 7:30 p.m. distinctively Re¬ formed Calvinistic doc¬ Communion Service Every Sunday trines of historic Chris¬ Common Cup tianity. Acapela Singing by Congregation Drug charges dropped against sailors NO SUNDAY SCHOOL NO MUSIC Sunday 10 a.m. 6 p.m. Wed. Studies in Bible ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — Twenty of the though he would not how many. His Doctrine 7:45 p.m. South Baptist Church 0<#V say 38 naval cadets charged recently with decision must be approved by the drug use at the U.S. Naval Academy have secretary of the Navy. 1518 S. Washington been cleared for lack of evidence, the The military charges resulted from the Sunday, 7:00 superintendent of the academy Rear Adm. William F. Lawrence said says. April 13 seizure of 3 pounds of marijuana SURE Dr. R. Ainsley Barnwell and eight Quaalude tablets in a cadet's trumpet, choir Wednesday, however, that he had you can do Jim Ackerman, recommended others for dismissal, al¬ dormitory. without the best.. Jan Watkins. Soloist vQr 9:45 a.m. but you don't College Fellowship College Bible and refreshments have to! San Diego police officer clears Clase in the Fireside Room 8:30pm BELL's 30 PER COPY WITH COUPON SAN DIEGO (AP) Police officer Aug. 2, then ignored arriving officers' GREEK commands to drop his gun, police said. SUNDAY, 8:30 A 11:00 NO MINIMUM ORDER SIZE Donald Hanson, who killed a sniper standing on a downtown sidewalk, has When he moved the hand holding the .22 PIZZA Collating, 2-sided copies & special paper extra Dr. R. Ainsley Barnwell OFFER EXPIRES FRI. AUG. 24 been cleared of criminal liability in the caliber pistol, Hanson shot him four from North Baptist Church, Flint. Both locations Open ut 9AM times. case by the district attorney's office. 547 E. Grand River black leaders had A television working nearby Abbey Several community crew 225 M. A. C. 332-5027 FREE BUS SERVICE Morning and Evening filmed the shooting. The District Attor¬ across from Berkey Hall called the shooting of Samuel Brown, 25, 1135 E. Grand River Call 482-0754 for information 332.8667 an act of racism by police. Brown ney s Office said Wednesday Hanson hod shown commendable restraint.'' 332-0858 Dr. Howard F. Sugden, Pastor M-F 10-5 Sat. 12-4 p, ' reportedly fired a shot outside a hotel FREE DELIVERY Rev. Lewis Wood, College Minister ^■■mmmBMmmmlHOMt of the resume acei Michigon Stote News, Eost Lonsing, Michigan Friday, August 17, 1979 3 Health Central OKs Blues' buy-in offer By JAMES KATES but vocal faction of HMO members known as Citizens for a State News Staff Writer Community Controlled Health Central, had argued since early this Members of Health Central, Lansing's financially troubled month for rejection or modification of the Blues proposal, asserting health maintenance organization, voted overwhelmingly Thursday that the plan would rob Health Central of the community to accept a buy-in offer from Michigan Blue Cross-Blue Shield. orientation which is part of the HMO concept. The plan allows the Blues to convert the HMO from a member Brown had argued for a 50-50 split on board representation, with one member elected by a neutral party. He had also called for a corporation to a non-profit stock corporation. The Blues will assume an estimated $3 million debt owed to suppliers and membership veto over changes in the HMO's bylaws and a hospitals and will have the power to appoint two-thirds of the "buy-back" option, allowing the members to repurchase the HMO organization's board of directors. from the Blues within five years. The Blues have already purchased the health center and The committee's proposal, offered as an amendment to the facilities for about $1.6 million. buy-in plan was narrowly rejected. Under the plan the Blues will obtain controlling interest in the Health Central Board President Bill Braman had urged organizaion by paying $500,000 for 500,000 shares of stock. members to vote against the amendment because "the Blues will About 700 of HMO's 10,000 voting members attended the not live with it.1' meeting. "If that happens, HEW will probably take action to melt down Health Central's problems erupted in May, when the HMO's Health Central and return you to your normal insurance carriers," financial condition was made public, forcing the resignation of two Braman said. top officials. The HMO has been operating since that time with The HMO's total debt, including more than $2 million in HEW financial assistance from the U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare, but the federal agency had hade it clear loans, is about $6 million, Braman said. Blues' management has said that it will operate Health Central the funding would end Aug. 31. in accordance with the "HMO concept." According to HMO's board of directors, the vote on the Blues plan was to be a choice between life and death for the organization. Blues Vice President Richard E. Whitmer said that two-thirds of A "no" vote, they had warned, would have inevitably resulted in the present board would be maintained in keeping with the HMO Health Central entering a court-appointed receivership and would members' desire for local control. have closed the organization for good. Nineteen of the 21 board members "will be from the Lansing Others did not see it that way. Paul Brown, the leader of a small area or will have strong Lansing ties," Whitmer said. Annex petitions approved by Ingham County clerk By DEBBIE CREEMERS ruled Friday that the petitions turned in by ballot." State News Staff Writer Ingham County Commissioner Mark Greb- To verify voter registration, Meridian Ingham County Clerk Lingg Brewer ner were properly filed, and authorized Township sent out letters to 618 residence validated 604 signatures Wednesday on petitions seeking an election to annex a portion of MSU to East Lansing from Meridian Township. "I will recommend that they go with the Nov. 6 election," Brewer said he would convene the Brewer said. "It's the more practical date because the issue is county's election scheduling committee "early in September" to set an election date right now, students would be there to vote and it would not be on a crowded August primary ballot." for the proposal. State News Ira Strickstein "I've given notice to the City of East Lansing and Meridian Township that I Chris Fowler, 14, from East Jackson High School, takes the easy way out while practicing his snare drum at the intend to convene the committee," Brewer Brewer to validate them. hall students who signed petitions but are MSU Band Camp. The camp is held from July 30 through Aug. 25 with approximately seven bands said, adding an election must be scheduled In his opinion, Cohl stated the referen gone for the summer. participating each week. 45 to 60 days after the committee meets. dum should be held 60 days to one year Meridian Township Clerk Virginia White after validation at the first primary or sent a letter to state Director of Elections Ingham County Attorney Peter Cohl general election held in the county. The Bernard Apol clarifying that only those term general election was defined as one students who requested they be taken off taking place in an even-numbered year. the rolls would be removed after Apol TELETYPEWRITER UNIT HANDLES MESSAGES wrote her asking what the intent of the BUT COHL ALSO stated the selection of township was. a date for a special election could be made A spokesperson in Apol's office said he equipped for handicappers' calls received White's letter and answered it on 911 now by Brewer. Brewer said he would recommend an election this November because "it meets Thursday. David VanderHaagen, attorney for both the spirit and letter of the law." Meridian Township, said Thursday the 1976, but due to high costs and the lack of HOWEVER, THE TTY units are difficult By JEFF MINAHAN handicapper, he said. The operator will then "I will recommend that they go with the township had no new course of action as State News Staff Writer connect the call into the TTY unit at the up to date TTY units, the system was not for handicappers to purchase because of the Nov. 6 election," Brewer said. "It's the more yet. Aurally- and orally-impaired persons center and communication begins. begun until last Thursday, Butler said. high cost, and there is some problem with "The township board will meet on The MSU campus and Lansing residents the speed at which calls can be handled, she practical date because the issue is right living in areas served by 911 can now take said. now, students would be there to vote and it Tuesday and I imagine we will discuss ONCE THE 911 operator types an are served by the 911 system, but callers advantage of the telephone emergency Howes said she knew of at least four would not be on a crowded August primary possibilities open to us then," he said. system. acknowledgment, messages typed on the using the MSU intra-campus phone system callers' TTY units are relayed to the dial 1-2-3. Meridian Township is served by students on campus who have TTY units, in A teletypewriter unit was recently dispatch center and appear in type on the 911 only for police dispatch and East addition to other university departments. installed at the 911 Emergency Dispatch Center in Lansing. receiving unit. Lansing does not participate in the system. Kathy Miller, deputy director for the Deaf or orally-disabled persons possess¬ All of the 911 dispatch operators have Aggie K. Howes, coordinator of Students Center of Handicapper Affairs in Lansing, completed training in the use of the TTY, with Hearing Characteristics, MSU Handi¬ Miller estimated that there were 60 TTY ing a TTY unit can reach the dispatch Butler said. capper Service Program, said the program units in the Lansing area. There is also a center by dialing the 911 number, said Mark Butler, chief systems analyst for the Efforts to initiate the program began in is a welcome addition. TTY club comprised of owners of the units, she said. Lansing Police Department. The 911 operator who answers the call at MILLER SAID ONE of the benefits of the dispatch center will hear either a dead phone line or an "electric noise" which indicates the call is coming from a Utility board nuclear poll the program is putting the handicapper directly in touch with the 911 operator. In the past, a handicapper would have to call a friend, who would in turn contact emer¬ to be done in November gency help. This increased the amount of time necessary to receive aid, she said. City mourns The polling of area residents on a Board of Water and Light nuclear buy-in and other bulk power options will be conducted in November, but after the Nov. 6 election, the One member of the TTY club expressed reservations about the program, however, board decided Tuesday. citing problems in the past with 911 Bingo's death The telephone survey will be conducted by Market Opinion Research of Detroit. In an earlier Public Opinion Poll Committee meeting, Andrew J. Morrison, vice president of the polling firm, told committee members it would not be advisable to operators in other cities hanging up on callers with TTY units. The operators could pick up a phone and Lansing Mayor Gerald W. Graves has hear nothing, then hang up thinking it was a conduct the poll too "close" to the Nov. 6 election. [declared today as an official day of Ratepayer opinions may be "colored" by the election if bulk power options become a practical joker, she said. [mourning for Bingo, the playful Potter Park political issue, Morrison said. [Zoo elephant who died Tuesday after a long Options included a buy-in to the Consumers Power Midland Nuclear Plant or Detroit Many people -illness. Edison's Fermi II plant near Monroe, and an addition to the BWL Erickson Coal-fired Though no formal service is planned, a plant. memorial marker may be erected at the zoo In the committee discussion, the topic of educational materials was also raised. in memory of Bingo, city park officials said. Committee Chairperson Jack Seabolt said if the poll was conducted in early September noon, At an it autopsy conducted Tuesday after¬ was discovered that Bingo died of to avoid having it too close to the election, there would not be time to compile educational material. interested in aspiration pneumonia, a disease caused by After much discussion, Boardmember E. Lane Jessop moved to have the poll taken food in the lungs. after the election so there would be time to put together a "fact sheet" on the options The disease was related to an Which occurred earlier in June, when Bingo accident facing BWL. Although Jessop said he was unsure about the content of the information handouts, he council post swallowed a large rock which had become said it should include both pro and con arguments on the buy-in issue. lodged in her throat and was surgically A lot of people are interested in Carolyn Morrison said he would present to the committee next week the first draft of 40 to 50 "removed. Stell's seat on the East Lansing City questions that might be asked of ratepayers in the BWL electric service area. Council, Mayor George J. Griffiths indi¬ cated Thursday. Stell announced her resignation Aug. 7, citing possible conflict of interest with her Narcotics squad board unlikely new job as associate state court administra¬ tor. Council must pick someone to complete her term, which expires in November 1981. By ROLAND WILKERSON with the absence of a director of the squad led him to push for the Griffiths said he and other council State News Staff Writer board. "Right now there are about eight chiefs over the squad," he members have received at "least a dozen • Formation of a civilian policy board over the Tri-County Metro said. "Whatever area they are operating in determines who their names." ^Narcotics Squad appears unlikely following an unenthusiastic chief is. A couple of years ago we kept asking who the head was "A list of those interested will be typed .meeting of system participants Tuesday. and all they did was point their fingers at one another, refusing to up and sent to council members Friday," name a chief," he said. "It has been a real problem all the way Griffiths said. Jess Sobel, the Ingham County commissioner responsible for along." He added he did not think the position •setting up the meeting, said he thought chances were now "grim" •that a civilian board could be established. He added that the only choice the county had was to either would be filled next week. approve or reject the squad's budget. "I said earlier that a replacement could be ! Representatives of police agencies participating in the squad "We had no real say over the money," he said. chosen as early as next week, but I know [met at the Mason Courthouse to discuss Sobel's proposal for a now that we will not be ready to choose," State News Kemi Gaabo [civilian board. The group currently ruling over the squad is the Board of Griffiths said. Directors, which is composed of police chiefs of the participating The construction of the Chatterjee Communication Arts Center by Director of the MSU Department of Public Safety Richard He said the matter could be discussed by Wilson and Red Cedar roads becomes a silhouetted maze of lines • areas. •Bernitt, who attended the meeting, said little interest in the board council members individually, "or we may satisfied with the present and angles. The center is expected to be completed in 1981. 'was voiced by other police officials. Bernitt said he was form of rule, get together in a public meeting." adding "I don't know how it could be any different." The seat must be filled by Sept. 4, the SOBEL SAID LACK of county control over the budget coupled i continued on page 141 date of the next regular council meeting. Opinion Magic every morning at his pad, get him to 'LASH' LABROWE his 8 o'clock. victim "Most folks don't know this either, but Young a Magic didn't have a driver's license, so I had to drive him around town on his dates, too. Plenty of nights I didn't get to bed before 3 of stale diplomacy I've ithad with the 6U9 in the morning." "It's a marvel you're not in worse shape than you are," the doc says. "It should get better now, though. Magic's left for the Andrew Young, this country's most outspoken envoy, resigned pros, and I see from the trustees' meeting Wednesday for reasons he said had nothing to do with a reprimand he the new prexy's bringing his own go fer don't know another place in town match with him from Texas." received from Secretary of State Cyrus Vance. For whatever the As readers of this column know, I'm a opinion," I says wisely. can stickler for replying to the brickbats that "Hey, doc." somebody says from the door, their double martinis." "I thought I'd be off the hook too, doc," I reasons surrounding Young's departure from politics, the United States come my way in your cards and letters, but "when you do your autopsy on the stiff "That routine shouldn't cause you to be so says, "but the new prexy hails from has lost an effective delegate, whose blatant remarks on sensitive issues run-down," the doc says, " 'specially Lubbock, you know. He's got a powerful for the next month you won't be getting any whose spec you sent over to us, cut me off a landed him in the administration's dog house more than once. answers from me. slice of the liver so I can analyze it in my compared to my schedule: I make my hankerin' for hot chili, Texas-style. He can't Vance chided Young for holding talks with a PLO official, a meeting "I hate to be the one has to tell you this, lab, will you?" rounds at 6:30, I teach two classes on get any around here, so I've been goin' all over mid-Michigan looking for some for him. campus, see patients all afternoon here in Young at first claimed was an accident. Later reports indicated that Lash," my insurance agent told me last "That spec was on Lash's liver," the doc the clinic, I'm on call most evenings and "My Latino friend told me I'd find some week, "but the company says if you want us blurts out, embarrassed. Young knew he was violating the U.S.'s longstanding policy against to renew your policy, you'll have to take a "I've heard a lot about you, Lash," the every other weekend. And I'm fit as a real good chili in Detroit, but the new prexy holding formal talks with the PLO, but was only discussing the stress test." pathologist says as he backs out of the fiddle!" turned up his nose at it. I'm checkin' out a postponement of a Security Council meeting. The matter seems trivial, So I'm over in the Clinical Center, huffing office, "but I didn't know you're a heavy "Sure," I snaps. "The difference between place tomorrow outside Traverse City, but casts the United States, from Israel's viewpoint, in a light of and puffing on the treadmill, sweat dripping drinker, too. Now I see why you're into me and you, doc, you deal with people caters to migrant farmworkers. Cesar who're flat on their backs. They're too sick Chavez ate there one time, said their chili betrayal. Our nation, already in the process of mending strained off me, I plead with the doc, "Can't you slow those crazy antics of yours." to talk back. was real caliente. this thing down, doc? It's killing me." "I need more complete history to They don't give you a lot of lip relations with Israel, apparently feels it cannot endure any more of a the way the whiners and complainers do me "Maybe that's why my liver's shot, doc. "I've got it going as slow as I pan, Lash," diagnose why you're so run-down," the doc Young's "embarrassments." Young's resignation may indeed be he says, frowning. "It's set for 80 to says when the pathologist's gone. "Tell me when I tell 'em they don't have a grievance, That chili wasn't hot enough for our new voluntary, but undoubtedly reflects his frustration with the 85-year-olds now. about your day." it's all in their head." prexy, but it sure set my insides on fire, bureaucratic diplomatic process, full of half-baked political statements "Let's forget the stress test. We'll have a "I hadn't thought of it that way," he yessir!" "My job as FGO takes a lot out of me," I "I hope these presidents you've been so admits. "No wonder you're suffering from and meaningless bantering among leaders of nations imbued with the look at the results of the spectograph I ran starts out. "Hard work, fast-paced, too. I have to be at the office by 9:30, then it's get acute exhaustion, Lash." helpful to have shown their appreciation by task of attaining world peace. on your liver. I didn't know what to make of them, so I sent 'em over to path (pathology to the pool by 11 to beat the mob, I'm back "That's not all, doc," I says. "Reason I putting it into your paycheck, Lash," he Young was definitely not typecast into the role of U.N. Ambassador. department — Ed)." at the office by 2, then I race off to the haven't been getting to the office until 9:30 says. If anything, he reflects a strongly vocal purveyor of views and "It's usually prudent to get a second faculty club at 4:30 for the happy hour. I was all last year Big Ed had me pick up "Actually, they haven't," I says glumly. convictions, traits which we demand from our leaders but are too often "They've only kept my salary a few not willing to tolerate. Young's past comments on America's political percentage points above the inflation rate. I thought I was tight with Big Ed, but prisoners and the racism inherent in two past presidents and the policies this year I'm only getting a 14 and-one-half of the British government were statements that caused furor not percent pay hike, the CPI's goin' up at least because of their inaccuracy, but because of their attack on his own 12." "Your condition is serious than I country as well as friendly nations in good standing with the nation he more realized," the doc muses, looking over his represented. charts. "If you don't get a complete rest for Young's replacement will probably not espouse such strong view on at least a month, I can't be responsible for the state of diplomacy. Perhaps that is precisely what the White House your health, Lash. I'm ordering you to take a month off, prefers. get out of East Lansing and make sure your mind's off the problems of the 'U'." Draft threat looms Well, folks, I hope you're satisfied. I'm following the doc's orders and headin' out for the West Coast 'til school starts. You won't have Lash Larrowe to kick closer to reality around for awhile. The draft may be closer than you think. Last week President Carter selected a Navy civilian official to head the Selective Service. While this appointment does not conclusively point to the revitalization of the military draft, it is nevertheless a step in the right — or wrong — direction. That agency, which has been without a permanent director since Women are worth K 19//, has more or less been without purpose for the past four-and-one- half years. Registration for the draft ended in 1975, and subsequently, more than beer the agency has been placed in "deep standby." Fewer than 100 persons Sexism reared its ugly head in a Stroh's have been employed by the organization. But now, it seems it is in line beer advertisement. We look at Indians for a morale and financial boost. chasing a stagecoach and the driver saying, The status of the all-volunteer army is the motivating factor in this "We've got to lose more weight — throw recent development. Pressure from Congress coupled with cries from VIEWPOINT: BOAT PEOPLE the Stroh's off!" Inside the coach two men and a woman and next we we see the the Pentagon have been responsible for creating a new wave of pro-draft see sentiment in this country. As we have stated time and time again, the woman sitting beside the trail and the men need for a revitalized draft has not been substantiated. We view this appointment as a deliberate attempt to gain support for Vietnam's progressivism safely inside the coach drinking beer with the Indians in pursuit. It is completely stunning to see that any the military's number one desire. Conscription is not only unnecessary company will indulge in attempting to make at this point but financially damaging as well. A tight federal budget does not need to be drained for this questionable program. includes ethnic genocide us believe that a glass of beer is more important than a person. But it did. Now we need to make some decisions that will let As Congress enjoys its summer vacation, we are anxiously awaiting them know how we feel about them. We its reaction to this frightening decision. By RICHARD HALL Vascassenno. Baez has eloquently spoken earmarked for them, in part because of the must decide not to purchase their product In a college newspaper, one must accept out on the cause of the boat people, earning conscious policy options Hanoi has chosen. for as long as this sexist advertising is on an inevitable barrage of jingoistic, liberal for herself the undying emnity of the Admittedly, the Western legacy of inter¬ the air. We must not support any company bombast and claptrap, where idealistic progressive left, who originally sided with vention in Southeast Asia was nothing that represents women as being worth less A shameful act zealots will stand up and loudly proclaim her on the Vietnam conflict. Those who short of sordid. But this doesn't provide the than a glass of beer. As long as we purchase their support for the progressive cause of ascribe to the Jane Fonda school of Vietnamese with a logical excuse for their product, we are giving them money to the month. But seldom have I read such a diplomacy consider Baez's opinion a betray¬ butchering their Chinese residents, many of continue their advertising campaign. Do blatantly callous and one sided diatribe as al of the communal faith. Baez, however, is whom had resided in Vietnam for genera¬ you want your family to grow up with the Passing by the site of MSU's new Performing Arts Center that advanced by Margaret Vascassenno a humanist unconstrained by ideology or tions. There comes a point where the idea that women are not to be valued? Wednesday, one could only feel pity for a University whose efforts to concerning the plight of the boat people. pie-in-the-sky rhetoric. She has come to a Vietnamese should be held accountable for Remember, the only way we can be sure develop a new facility beneficial to all have been marred by the She apparently feels that since the trans¬ conclusion that has escaped the new left their own actions without hauling out the our voices are heard in protest is if we can gressions are being committed by a socialist theoreticians: People can suffer every bit as convenient whipping boy of the United reach their profit. If the beer sits the thoughtless destruction of vandals. much under a "progressive" socialist States. The deliberate genocide being on • country, they are somehow justifiable. shelf in the stores, Stroh's will have to The crime of vandalism is familiar to us all. It usually manifests itself I will not try to debate the validity of the society as under a military dictatorship. inflicted on ethnic Chinese by Hanoi shows reconsider its idea of the value of women. on the sides of buildings or the windows of schools, instigated by some American experience in Southeast Asia, for I doubt that the Vietnamese will attain that this time is past due. Mary Lou Schaffer angry oppressed person who wants to make his feelings known, but is in this respect I agree with Vascassenno; it the socialist Utopia that Vascassenno has Hall is o senior majorinq in microbiology 734 West Grand River, #39 too cowardly to voice them publicly. In that sense, vandalism is a was reprehensible. But her tidy attempt to victimless crime; it inflicts harm on the inanimate, and the price paid is simultaneously blame all current woes on Uncle Sam and to absolve the current usually the mere cost of replacing the damaged property. But the scrawling on the PAC's sculpture has done more than damage regime conveniently ignores some rather the artwork itself. It has embarrassed the University, its alumni, and pressing realities. LETTER thousands of proud MSU students, who are forced to acknowledge there Vascassenno states, "All Vietnamese given a choice — to work with the people of are The State News are a few bad apples among the student body or East Lansing the nation to rebuild Vietnam, or leave." POLICY community willing to stoop to such disrespect for University property. Hogwash. In large part the current predica ment is a consequence of the Vietnamese The Opinion Page welcomes all tellers Friday, August 17, 1979 We extend our condolences toMelvinLeiserowitz, MSU professor of art and viewpoints Readers should follow a Editorials are the opinions of the State News Viewpoints, columns government's policy designed to rid itself of lew rules to insure lhal as many tellers and creator of the sculpture, for this unfortunate incident. its citizens of Chinese extraction. Up until and letters are personal opinions as possible appear in print recently, with the tacit approval of Hanoi, tellers should be 25 lines or less and those who were forced to flee were herded may be edited for Slole News style and Editorial Department on unseaworthy boats where they had to conciseness lo fit os many tellers as pos Editor in-Chief R W Robinson Pholo Editor Kim VanderVeer fend for themselves on the open sea with sible on a page Viewpoints may be no Managing Edilor Sheila Beachum Entertainments Book Edi Bill or Hoidship pirates, storms, sharks and starvation. longer than 75 lines and may a/so be Opinion Edilor Michael Megerian Sports Editor David Janssen Estimates on the toll in the South China edited News Edilor Janet Halfmann Faula M. Mohr Layout Editor All tellers and viewpoints should be Wire Edilor Paul Co* Chief Copy Editor Sandra Sweeney Sea have reached 250,000, prompting one Italian newspaper to aptly refer to it as a typed on 65 spaced lines and triple- Staff Representative Michele McElmurry spaced tellers and viewpoints most be "liquid Auschwitz." signed and include local address, student And not only has the "progressive" faculty or staff standing and phone Advertising Department regime of Vietnam approved of this Advertising Manoger Ron MocMillan Asst Advertisi situation, but they have engaged in wanton profiteering. Exit visas are sold at what ever the market will bear, property and businesses are confiscated, and people have been thrown out of work and murdered — all because they have committed the DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau dastardly crime of being ethnic Chinese. Is ustenup, STUDIO 54 td/UONLY be "I'M a this the . . . "socialist society free from PEOPLE, toe admirnm celebrities pancin' misery and exploitation . . that mm, so ihe rest man¬ Vascassenno envisions for the future? , have an an- or toucan all 60 statin' Further proof of Hanoi's complicity lies in j nouncementi backtd brooklyn. alive..'' the fact that the outpouring of refugees slowed to a trickle at precisely the time that international condemnation began reaching a peak. To regain prestige marred by the mass exodus, the Vietnamese have been using stringent measures against those attempting "unauthorized" escapes, and even admitting to visiting congress mem bers that executions are one tactic employed to keep potential refugees cowed. Personally, I find the statements of Joan Baez far more believable than those of Michigan State News, Eost Lonsing, Michigan Friday, August 17, 1979 5 DOIHLE DAMAGES SOUGHT Chrysler Corp. CHRYSLER declines rumor CORPORATION Government sues Diggs WASHINGTON (UPI)-The In his criminal trial, the Diggs, free pending an ap $180,000. A year and a half ago, on car rebates government filed suit Thursday against Rep. Charles Diggs, 12-term congressmember was found guilty of 18 counts of peal of his conviction, allegedly resorted to the payroll kickback he sold the funeral home he had operated in Detroit. DETROIT (UPI) — Chrysler Corp. declined comment Thursday D-Mich., seeking to recover filing false payroll vouchers as scheme to extricate himself Besides the sl ' tiled Thurs¬ on reports it is preparing to offer $400 rebates to consumers in a double damages totaling more well as mail fraud. But Justice from deepening financial day, Diggs faces a $29,000 lien renewed push to clear away bulging stocks of big cars. than $200,000 for the payroll Department officials indicated trouble. filed May 23 by the Internal Such a program has been anticipated for weeks — particularly kickbacks he was convicted of the lawsuit filed Thursday In an effort to improve his Revenue Service for alleged since Chrysler sales have continued to decline despite price last year. would allege more false claims situation, he recently sold his failure to pay income taxes on incentives to dealers and a large-scale conventional advertising Diggs, convicted in October were filed. Capitol Hill home for more than the payroll kickback money. campaign. and facing a six- to 30-month The suit alleges that between "We're not commenting on speculative rumors about advertis¬ jail term, already was buried in 1973 and 1976. Diggs padded ing or promotional programs," a Chrysler spokesperson said. financial troubles before the the salaries of his staff by the There were news reports that Chrysler executives called key Justice Department filed the following amounts, and either dealers together Wednesday and outlined the rebate program for suit in U.S. District Court. kept the money for himself or them. But he has managed to hang used their services for personal The reports said more dealers will be notified Friday in advance onto his House seat and, in a business: of a public announcement early next week by the financially ailing letter to the House ethics Felix Matlock, $26,964; committee June 27, apologized No. 3 automaker. for his misconduct and agreed Ofield Dukes, $15,946; Jean Your key to the credit union Last month, Chrysler had a $700 million stockpile of unsold cars Stultz, $37,861; Jaralee Rich¬ and trucks — one of its largest cash drains at present. to pay back $40,031.66. mond, $20,291; George John 24 hours a day After Diggs apologized for son, $19,166. UNABLE TO PRODUCE large quantities of hot-selling small his actions, the House voted Make deposits, cash withdrawals, transfers, even get loan cars, Chrysler has suffered heavily in the auto industry's big car 414-0 to censure him, but advances - day or night - right from your car slump that began with the gasoline crunch this spring. rejected moves to expel him Discover your credit union - we're doing more for you The firm reported losses of $260 million in the first six months of from Congress. this year and there were predictions that figure could double by State News year's end. The company's losses last year amounted to $204 THE JUSTICE DEPART million. MENT suit alleges Diggs Newsline OQAlLI MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY AX It is seeking aid both from the federal government and the padded the salaries of five of his UU FEDERAL CREDIT UNION J\ United Auto Workers Union in current contract talks to help it staff members by $120,228, not 355-8252 weather its financial crisis. $40,000, and asked double Chrysler was the first of the Big Three auto companies to offer damages on grounds Diggs was rebates during the deep 1975 auto sales slump — an action that Workers at Chrysler's Hamtramck plant in Detroit "unjustly enriched." eventually forced its competitors to follow suit. The suit seeks double go back to their jobs after their lunch hour. The body solution Body Slicks," by This year's sales effort has been confined to cash incentives to damages, or $240,000, less the Warner's They re silky They're Body Slicks The financially troubled corporation is seeking dealers and a large-scale advertising campaign featuring its $40,000 Diggs has agreed to federal aid in its attempts to return to financial stretchy. They cover only the bare standard cars. repay. It also asks for damages health. essentials Sleek and sexy little Chrysler President Lee A. Iacocca said earlier those savings are of $2,000 for each false claim nothings that gloss your body So being passed on directly to the customer — much in the same manner as a direct rebate. Nevertheless, Chrysler sales in the Aug. 1-10 reporting period were down 38 percent from the same period last year — a decline Diggs is found to have filed against the government. A spokesperson for Diggs, Joan Willoughby, said he was byWarners. slick and shiny, they're more like body paints than body wear Zingy colors Clingy Anfron' nylon and twice as steep as that recorded by either General Motors Corp. and the Ford Motor Co. Greenhouse group out of the city. She refused to comment immediately on the Lycra' spandex, with a stripe-y ef¬ fect woven right in. Pick a bra with no shape but your shape (Shown) so ft cup with a front closure, Style #1017, Milliken, Young ask «° Sive A presentation on presentation designing, residents with skills in con¬ 32-36, $7 00 Soft cup with a back closure, Style #1016, 32-36, $7 00 Pick a scorify panty, Style #218. 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No date was the Chrysler Corp. crisis house project. on comprised of four Lansing area involving state representatives and officials from affected com¬ munities. very "We agreed that it would be desirable to bring to¬ ;J,BottomssUp gether the cities and communi¬ ties in this $ University Mall-2nd Level 220 M.A.C. East state in which Lansing Chrysler facilities are located i walk-in basis, confidentialM 117 S. 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Grand Rivor 3322 North East St. (US 27) Jacobsoris • (1 blk. B. ofMSU) Ph. 487-3580 Ph. 332-0545 MOW A Yd I.NOQ Friday, August 17, 1979 £ Michigon Stote News. Eost Lansing, Michigan Coppola's apocalyptic epic Entertainment By BYRON BAKER State News Reviewer The first of two parts. THIS WEEKEND Apocalypse [a-pok'a-lips'] n. 1. he last book of the New Teitament, Revelation. 2. apoc¬ . . . alypte. A prophetic revelation. - The American Heritage Dictionary Weekend activities are slowing down in the East Lansing area, Kresge Art Gallery Saturday and continues through October 7. "Oh, efforts were made, ex post but fun is still This exhibit of 66 pieces was assembled from public and private art possible. facto, to give the on-going war POETRY — Lee Upton, perhaps East Lansing's best poet and collections in Kalamazoo, Grand Rapids and Muskegon and some legitimacy, to re-write the coordinator of the East Lansing poetry workshop, will give a includes sculpture, painting, drawings and prints. Regular gallery script... but.. . Vietnam was "farewell" poetry reading at Jocundry's Book Store tonight at 8. hours are: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. 7 to 9 p.m. like a movie that had gotten out Lee will soon be leaving to attend graduate school at the Tuesday and 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. The gallery will be of hand: gigantic cost overruns, closed Sept. 1 to Sept. 3 for Labor Day. University of Massachusetts. a shooting schedule run amuck, THEATER — This is the final weekend for the outdoor Also on exhibit at Kresge Art Gallery are 50 recently acquired squabbles on the set and back in art works, about 30 of which will be on display for the first time. production of Twelfth Night, directed by MSU graduate theater the studio ..." student Dennis Martin. Performances tonight, Saturday and Prints, paintings, photographs and sculpture will be featured. This — Julian Smith, display continues through Sept. 23. Sunday take place in Valley Court Park and begin at 6:30 p.m. Looking Away: Hollywood Admission is free. An exhibit of paintings and prints by MSU bachelor of arts and Vietnam The BoarsIIead Theater production of Bernard Slade's Same graduate Brian Welliver continues through Aug. 31 at the East "He [Francis] couldn't go on Time, Next Year, starring John Peakes and Margaret Heinze, Lansing Library Gallery. making the original John Milius continues this weekend at the Ledges Playhouse in Grand Ledge. script because it didn't really Showtimes tonight and Saturday are at 8:30 p.m., and the Sunday express his ideas, and he could¬ performance begins at 7 p.m. The play continues through n't stop because so much money September 2. Call 484-7805 or 372-4636 for information or MATINEES had been spent. People were reservations. saying how anxious they were The Me Nobody Knows continues this weekend through August EVERY DAY to see the film because it is such 26 at the Okemos Barn Theatre. Showtime Thursday through an extraordinary story. He Saturday is at 8 p.m., while the Sunday performance begins at 7 didn't know how to turn the film p.m. For more information, call the Okemos Bam Theatre at into his personal vision, or if 349-4340. anybody would even be inter¬ FILM — More American Graffiti opens today at the Meridian 8 ested in it. He was really scared Theaters. The film is a sequel to George Lucas' phenomenally and miserable, and at just that successful American Graffiti, and it traces the characters through moment the typhoon came along the turbulence of the late '60s. With the sole exception of Richard — Eleanor Coppola, Martin Sheen portrays a terrified Captain Willard in Apocalypse Now. Dreyfuss, the entire cast is back. Americathon also opens today at the State Theater. The United Notes Artists release is a futuristic look at a bankrupt America in the NEW YORK - After almost action he has seen, has begun to who leads an elaborate, harrow able achievement. 1990s. John Ritter portrays the president, and the film is a decade of script development, nearly a year of troubled, take the war into his own hands. He has abandoned the regula¬ ing helicopter attack on a beach held by the VC — largely After much ado, Willard finally reaches the Kurtz com especially noteworthy for its cameo performances by rock stars Elvis Costello and Meat Loaf. (Jnidentified disaster-plagued shooting and over two years of editing, tion army and war in favor of the Cambodian jungles, where he because of the favorable surfing waves there. Later, they run pound. It's a fabulous place — half temple, half stronghold; TELEVISION - NBC-TV's The Big Event will present Loving tMng post-production work and pre¬ viewing, Francis Coppola's has set up a compound and has banded together remnants of into a big, garish USO show featuring some Playboy gate- peopled by headhunters — and Wiliard is awed and disturbed You starring Elvis Presley this Sunday at 8 p.m. The 1957 release is one of Elvis' best rock 'n roll films (even though he portrays a C&W star), featuring the title song, "Teddy Bear," "Mean Woman V)ddl I ball elaborate, expensive, even his own troops and a tribe of fold women, and the aroused by it. He's been thinking about Blues" and "Got A Lot Of Living To Do." fabled Apocalypse Now is at last Montagnard natives into his mass of soldiers start to storm Kurtz, about the war, about ART — A collection of German expressionist works opens at completed. The film, first press- own private force. the stage to get closer to the sanity and madness, and he is no PLUS... AT 2:45- 5:30-8:25 screened in its final form in It's a long, treacherous and women. longer sure that he wants to Manhattan last week, is a nightmarish journey from Sai¬ Through it all, there is the out this or any other WALT DISNEY'S carry massive, powerful, disturbing, gon to Kurtz' far off jungle thick, sickly, dangerous feel of mission. As Willard's brackish, bitter narration of the film nE flawed and deeply ambiguous hideaway, and that journey is, the jungle. Apocalypse suc¬ ceeds where most other books, he doesn't really JUNGLE BOOK piece of work. One thing is in many ways, the story of suggests, certain: it creditably reflects Apocalypse Now. Willard and a films and narratives about the know whether Kurtz is a vision¬ the years of labor and the many crew of four recruits (Frederic war have failed. The film takes ary or a maniac, and the long, millions of dollars poured into it Forrest, Albert Hall, Sam Bot the audience into the jungles EARLY BIRD • 5PM-5:30-M.75 debilitating journey to his com¬ by Coppola and his creative toms, Larry Fishburne) tra and intemperate terrains of pound has complicated matters: TODAY OPEN 7PM associates. Apocalypse Now is verse the heart of the war as 'Nam; it visually and aurally he's not certain anymore that he an incredibly original movie — I they make their way in a small tell the difference. Then he fit.', I J'Ri SHOWS 7:15 - 9:20 drags and engulfs the viewer in can can't recall ever having seen a river patrol boat to Cambodia. the heat, the tensions, the meets Kurtz, and the film's film that looked, sounded or felt They spend some time with Lt. ennui, the terror, the discpntent action and tone changes com¬ quite like this one. Colonel Kilgore (Robert Duvall) of the war environment. It is, in pletely. 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They do not seem to start on a portrayed similar along the way might have seemed more realistic and added depth to her various food to be an actor's dream. It provides level. stages of life. For example, its two characters with the George is sincere and inse¬ Doris' 1965 attire should look opportunity to physically age cure as the play opens, but incongruous because of her age, 24 years, experience several Peakes only expresses flashes but on Heinze it sits too life passages and express a of these characteristics. He comfortably. The changes Doris range of emotions. However, tells Doris that he loves every¬ undergoes would seem less due to the play's continual thing she says, but fails to superficially assumed were she one-liners, it is difficult to inject sound genuinely charmed by to show signs of physical believability and depth into all her words. Rarely does he look change. the changes the characters at Heinze with love. Occasionally Heinze success¬ undergo. Peakes relaxes more with the fully incorporates subtle differ In this popular comedy by part during the second act and ences in character rhythm, Bernard Slade, Doris and has strong moments when he walk and manner that indicate George conduct a one-weekend- talks about his son Michael in personality growth, but these a-year affair in California. In the 1965 scene. He is excellent are not consistent or strong spite of devotion to their in his telephone conversation enough. Heinze exhibits force with Doris' husband, Harry. A ful moments onstage such as spouses, there is never any doubt that the two love each powerful moment that Peakes her 1961 entrance, her sudden other. seems to throw away, however, shift in mood after George's The BoarsHead Theater pro¬ duction of Same Time, Next Some Time, Next Year is enjoyable enter¬ Year captures the play's sur¬ tainment due to its often clever lines. The face humor, but John Peakes and Margaret Heinze seem to six scenes move rapidly and usually maintain lack the personality cores from audience attention. What is lacking are which George and Doris de¬ subtleties of characterization which would velop over the years. One difficulty with accepting enhance the feeling behind the wit. Peakes' portrayal of George is that he looks physically the same throughout the play. is his supposed final farewell to Doris in the 1975 episode. He story about warm, Michael and her comfortable greeting of Capture the flavor of the 1800's From the first in 1951, handles the scene rather casu¬ George in the final scene. Margaret Heinze and John Peakes at Clara's scene Peakes looks haggard and ally for its dramatic implica¬ Same Time, Next Year is middle-aged which gives his tions. enjoyable entertainment due to would enhance the feeling be formances begin at 8:30 p.m. character little room to physi¬ Physically, Margaret Heinze its often clever lines. The six hind the wit. Wednesday through Saturday cally alter. Although George does not age gradually, and her scenes move rapidly and usu¬ Same Time, Next Year con¬ and the Sunday show starts at 7 Venture out East Lansing, and experience the unique ally maintain audience atten Ledges Playhouse p.m. For more information or and Doris meet as rather final, somewhat grandmotherly tinues at the ticket reservations, call atmosphere of the early 1800's at Clara's, 637 East Michigan exuberant, young married appearance in the 1975 scene is tion. What is lacking are subtle¬ in Fitzgerald Park in Grand 484 7805 372 4636. Avenue. Clara's offers you a warm friendly atmosphere in people, the initial physical con¬ unexpected. Aging touches ties of characterization which Ledge through Sept. 2. Per¬ or the midst of colorful stained glass, open air fans, and tropical plants. You will find no other restaurant quite like Clara's in the Talking Heads: disco or avant-garde rock? Lansing area. The flavor the decor. of the 1800's truly is brought to life by Tiffany lamps are hanging near every table and booth Let's face it: Disco Sucks! Heads use sophisticated disco with paranoia on another, more make hard-core rock fans wary Clara's also has a balcony for the more intimate dining. If you are By JOHN NEILSON Disco for the most part rhythms to underpin their de¬ humorous level "they're of thi- and similar albums. unfamiliar with the location it's the old train station. State News Reviewer is a — "This ain't no party, this functional music "product" — a cidedly avant-garde new wave making a fool of us/they're That's their loss. Rock 'n roll got ain't no Clara's has an extensive menu; something to please everyone. music. Weymouth's bass-play¬ living on nuts and berries/they where it is today because it was disco, this ain't no fooling commercial sound cranked out around..." by producers and faceless ses¬ ing gives the rest of the band the like to laugh at people/they're able to assimilate all kinds of One of the many appetizing items on the menu is Clara's con¬ setting a bad example ..." influences and make them its Talking Heads sion people with no concern for freedom to fly off on tangents, tinental Beefburger, a 6 oz. beefburger served on a 6' loaf with A cursory hearing of the new artistic expression. It is the which contributes to the feel¬ "Air" combines the health own, whether we're talking fixations of "Stay Hungry" from about C&W twang, Indian Clara's chips. What is special about this burger is the selection of Talking Heads album, Fear of ultimate in "formula music." ings of tension that pervade Music (Sire SRK 6076), would The culture that has grown up many of the numbers on this LP. More Songs with a subtle ragas, electronic music, or what different toppings. For example, a German burger has sauer have you. To fear these foreign seem to belie songwriter David around this music, meanwhile, Byrne and Jerry Harrison layer environmentalist slant, and kraut, Swiss cheese and dressing, Italian burger includes pep- features some ethereal backing influences is nothing more than is a reflection of the narcissism jagged guitars and keyboards Byrne's claim. This, their third vocals from The Sweet- reactionary paranoia, because, peroni and provolone cheese, and that is just the beginning. album, is as much of a progres¬ and fascism of late-'70s Ameri¬ throughout the mix, while Chris sion from More ca. Disco is for the Rich and Frantz's drumming meshes per¬ breathes. "Heaven," on the in the long run, rock will survive The most unusual item on the menu for you potato lovers is Songs About other hand, takes an ambivalent them all and be the better for it. Buildings And Food as that Beautiful (and sadly enough, the fectly with his wife's bass to Clara's "Hot Potato.'' It is a steaming hot large baked Idaho album from their 1977 would-be Rich and would-be help drive the music along. look at afterlife, as Byrne sings In the meantime, get Fear of was Beautiful), and disco clubs pride Once again, Brian Eno shares "the band in heaven plays my Music — it's great! topped with heaps of butter plus your choice of 12 different debut, and this in turn means that the disco influence is themselves on the exclusive- the credit for producing the LP, favorite song/they play it once combinations. How does cheddar cheese and bacon sound or stronger than ever. Tina Wey¬ ness of their clientele. In addi¬ and his "treatments" of various again, they play it all night sauteed mushrooms, onions, peppers? instruments almost qualifies long/heaven is a place where (MM) mouth's pneumatic basslines tion, these clubs — like the If you're in the mood for Pizza, well Clara also features, the are pushed way up front on this music itself — place their him for status as a full-fledged nothing ever happens." The member of the band. Eno even song "Drugs" wrap up the excellent "Sir Pizza." LP, where they serve to lock the emphasis on glitter and flash rest of the group's music onto a rather than any real substance. co-wrote one number, the non¬ album with an ominously oozing There are many more delicious items on the menu too song "I Zimbra," sound that lot to Eno's mesmerizing groove. To be totally objective about sense-lyric owes a numerous to mention, so come in and see for yourself. For your Does this mean that Fear of it, though, it must be said that which opens the album's first presence. Music is the "sellout" that some the violence and nihilism that side (this cut also features the If there was no such phenom¬ drinking pleasure . . . Clcra's is now serving beer, wine and your rock fans will no doubt call it? Alsolutely not. If anything, were associated with p**k rock weren't exactly desirable social guitar work of Robert Fripp.) To talk about "standout cuts" enon as disco, Fear of Music would be hailed as excellent HAIR favorite mixed drinks. Come join our cocktail through Friday from 5-7 p.m. hour Monday records such as Fear of Music traits, either. Strip away the on an album with' no bad avant-garde rock. The fact that rather redun¬ disco is as prominent in our Stop by for lunch or a casual dinner. We are open Monday- and Ian Dury's recent Do It Yourself LP are living proof of safety pins and razor blades from p**k and you get new moments seems dant, but several songs never¬ culture as it now is doesn't 12:00 Thursday 11:00-1 am, Friday & Saturday 11:00-2 am, Sunday the resiliency and staying wave rock — strip away the theless do merit special men¬ change that, but it will probably 12-12:00. trash from disco and you get tion. "Life During Wartime," SHOW 637 East power of modern rock music. By dance music, however banal it like most of the songs on Fear of Michigan Ave. making creative and artistic use of the disco sound instead of might be. What both of these Music, can be interpreted on merely aping its conventions for forms share is a sense of many levels, but the basic commercial success (Rod Stew¬ immediacy, and since rock 'n roll theme is one of living incognito and the constant fear tension sponsored art's "Do Ya Think I'm Sexy" is was originally just dance music the perfect example of this), anyway, it was inevitable that that accompapies life on the run. Talking Heads firmly estab¬ there would eventually be at¬ "Animals," meanwhile, deals lishes rock's ability to weather tempts to fuse the best aspects challenges from other styles of of the two forms. bo popular music. On Fear of Music, Talking $AjP WEEKEND + 9 SPECIAL In the Internotional Center (Fri. pm to Mon. ami for 150 FREE MILES ^^ Coffee • 18 or older Major Credit r a Snack Dine Out ^ard Deposit req. 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And it's a shame Francis is leaving, because he of the tackles made by the Rowdies weren't fair and Trevor himself said that some of the Tampa Bay moves were illegal, but added, "I don't want to make excuses. I don't normally get tyBuy any LARGE < Maybe. annoyed but I did tonight." 0 J.a Pizza for the It's entirely possible that Trevor Francis, is one of the game's top players. Playing in only a.k.a. The Wizard, played his last game ever in 14 regular season games for the Express because WHEN FRANCIS DOESN'T score, the Express are hard PRICE of the Silverdome. The Detroit Express, the team his season in England did not finish until early pressed to win and that was the case against the Rowdies. a small Francis plays for, lost the first game of their first June, Francis tallied 36 points, including 14 "Tonight's game was frustrating," The Wizard admitted. "It was PIZZA round playoff series against the Tampa Bay goals. Meanwhile, the leagues leading scorer, frustrating because there weren't too many chances. But they Rowdies 1-0. Should the Express lose the second game of the series Sunday in Tampa, they'll be finished for 1979. Oscar Fabbiani of Tampa Bay, scored 58 points in 26 games. If Francis had played the entire season for the Express and had scored at after joining Detroit, he would have the pace he did piled up over played well. They were well organized." He also added that if the Rowdies go on to beat Detroit, (a foregone conclusion to many soccer experts) he thought they would go on to win the North State News Kathy Kilbury One of soccer's best I 1203 Grand River delivery east of ■ coupon per order 8/31/79 2830 E. Grand River 2 blks. west of Frondor 0 of Frondor Trevor west of 2 blks. west players, AND TREVOR FRANCIS will be finished in 70 points, far more than Fabbiani. American Soccer League championship. "I really enjoyed my two years here," Francis said. "Hopefully Francis, may have ■ delivery east of delivery Harrison Horrison until 1982, at least. The 485-4406 *W an Express uniform Personally, I'd like to see Trevor play again. this won't be my last game in Detroit, but if it is, I'd like to say played his last game Wizard is under contract to Nottingham Forest in Great Britain through 1982 and cannot return Wednesday's loss to Tampa Bay wasn't one of his better games, but as much as he was being thank you to all the soccer fans. They've been great." for the Detroit Ex¬ L337-1631 mmmmmmmm* *1... Will The Wizard return to the Express when his contract press. to the Express until his contract expires because fouled, it was hard to see how he could have done of the English League ban on loan players to more. expires with Nottingham Forest? "That depends on a lot of American teams. The only way he can play things," he answered. "Three years is a long way to go. Right now, Several times through the contest, Francis I'd like to come back." another game in the Silverdome before 1982 is if made critical gestures to the referees about what This Weekend the Express beat the Rowdies on Sunday and win Finally, when the crowd of reporters surrounding him in the Express locker room after the game dwindled to just a few, at the Francis reflected on some of his experiences playing soccer in Iceless workouts help ready Pontiac. "It's difficult to say my best moment with Detroit," he "There have been many great moments. Every game I said. play, TRADING POST Bus Stop: something good happens." BUY SELL 6 TRADE Olympic speed-skate hopeful STEREO GOODIES used FRIDAY Foxy Friday - Ladies pay % price! 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East Lansing, Michigan Friday, August 17, 1979 WISCONSIN LACKING DEPTH Problems to hold back Badgers By ADAM TEICHER deaths really shook up our was the second-leading rusher But after Snell, experience on State News Sports Writer whole team," offensive tackle on the team last season and he the line is extremely thin. Only Editor's Note: This is the eighth Ray Snell said. hopes to better his performance guard Jim Martine of the other in a series of ten rundowns on "Offense will be the strong of 485 yards in his senior season. four expected regulars has any Big Ten football teams. Today: point of our team," McClain Sophomore Dave Mohapp starting experience at all as he the Wisconsin Badgers. predicted. "I look for us to be filled in for now graduated Brad gained 158 yards a year ago but The University of Wisconsin solid." will have a ways to go to pick up Jackomino in three games last football team had one of its most Without Kalasmiki, that will the 654 accumulated by last fall. successful seasons in years in be a hard thing for the Badgers season's fullback Ira Matthews. On defense, McClain worries 1978 with the Badgers winning The Badgers also recruited one mostly about his secondary. more games than they lost for of the nation's top prep tailbacks "We are very inexperienced in only the second time since 1963. in Chucky Davis from Macon, the defensive secondary be¬ But Wisconsin will not contend Ga. cause we have three of last for the Big Ten crown, not in The only returning starter on year's starters gone back 1979, at least. the offensive line is Snell. "Ray there," he explained. "You And there are several good is one of the best offensive always worry about experience reasons why the Badgers will be in the secondary because of all of also-rans this season. "If we the passing teams in the Big lined up our first 22 players Ten." every game and had no injuries, Ross Anderson, a corner- we would be a strong football back, is the only returning team," said second-year head coach Dave McClain, uncover¬ WISCONSIN starter. McClain will be looking for someone to replace All-Big ing one of his team's shortcom¬ Ten safety Lawrence Johnson. ings. "Depth is a big problem on our team." THE LINEBACKING Only three of the backups on CORPS is buoyed by junior offense and four of the reserves Dave Ahrens. The Oregon, Wis. on defense have lettered for Mike Kalasmiki native has started since his Wisconsin. An injury at a key to live up to. The senior from freshman season and will lead a position may force McClain to Addison, 111. threw for 1,378 unit that includes another start play an inexperienced player in yards and 12 touchdowns last er from last season, Dennis the Big Ten. Games aren't often fall. Included in that perfor¬ Christenson. Won that way. mance was a 240-yard effort Senior Tom Schremp anchors against MSU. the line. He will get help from SECONDLY, THE ELIGI¬ Inheriting the position of fellow tackle Mark Schumate BILITY of veteran quarterback quarterback should Kalasmiki and nose guard Kasey Cabral. Mike Kalasmiki is still up in the not be around to answer the McClain suggests that Wis¬ Location: Madison, Wis. air. "Kalasmiki did not do well bell, will be sophomore John consin's schedule may be a bit Head Coach: Dave McClain Josten. In his brief easier than it was a year ago. academically last year and he career, 1978 overall record: 5-4-2 may not be back this season," Josten has thrown just 31 "Last year, we had to play 1978 Big Ten record: 3-4-2 McClain said of the key to his passes. (sixth place) Michigan, Michigan State and offense. Should Kalasmiki not Along with the loss of Souza, Ohio State back to-back," he Enrollment: 39,348 return, another untested player leading receiver David Charles said. "We don't do that again." 1978 game with MSU: lost 55-2 But of the top four teams in would step in. graduated, leaving 6-foot-8 Finally, tragedy struck Wis¬ tight end Ray Sydnor as the the Big Ten (the above three consin football twice during the only returning pass catcher. plus Purdue University). Wis¬ off-season. Defensive back Jay McClain will be counting on consin plays only one, MSU, on Seiler was hurt in spring prac¬ sophomores Tim Stracka and tackles in the Big Ten," McClain its home turf. "Those four are tice and later died of complica¬ Mathew Vanden Boom to pick boasted. "He is a fine blocker the top teams in our confer¬ State News Ira Strickstein tions from the injury. Just prior up the slack left by the missing and a tremendous worker. We ence," McClain admitted. "A to the start of fall practice, receivers. feel he will be one of the top realist ic goal for us is fifth place Shortstop Greg Cole and his Lansing All-Star teammates won the Babe Ruth Ohio Valley Regional linemen drafted in the NFL next Tournament at Municipal Park in Lansing Wednesday. flanker Wayne Souza drowned or maybe if we get breaks, we in a boating accident. "Their TAILBACK TOM ^TAUSS year." could get into the top four." f Dee Strong, assistant ticket manager for athletics at has announced a special group ticket plan for the first two MSU, students return for the start of fall term. On the whole, tickets for MSU football have been fantastic thus far, according to Strong. "Seasons (season ticket sales) are Spartan football games this fall. Because the games, against University of Illinois on Sept. 8 higher than they've ever been in our history," Strong noted. Ticket plan announced and University of Oregon on Sept. 15, will be played before students return to school, parties of five or more youngsters 'Seasons are still available but on a very limited basis." She suggested that non-students interested in obtaining season tickets should get over to Jenison Fieldhouse and purchase high school age or younger accompanied by an adult will be them soon. for early grid season admitted to special general admission sections for half-price. The adult will also pay half-price, which is $4.50. There is a possibility that a limited number of such groups may MSU student tickets for the first two games will be on $5 each on Aug. 27. As usual, there is the package deal sale for for the be admitted on the same basis for the third MSU home game remaining games, which will go on sale Sept. 20. Students will I against Miami of Ohio University on Sept. 22, the weekend MSU pay $18 for those four games. MSU HfACC PROFESSIONAL Summer Rates are Olympic hopeful 10-SPEEDS now in effect (continued from page 8) and 15 years old, winning the Fully lugged frames, all alloy components, Open Bowling all latter two years. early ice to practice for four quick release wheels, etc. Stop and check weeks, then on to Holland for That year he started summer day and evening them out! 7 days a week two weeks. Holland was chosen training, which paid off last because its windy, rainy condi¬ year when he earned 12th place tions are similar to Wisconsin's, in the World Cup competition. Gran Tour Super Gran Tourney Hickner said he is looking Rent-a-Lane where the Olympic trials will be $179" $24995 Monthurs lOpm-Midnight held over Christmas. forward to relaxing and con¬ Sundays lOpm-Midnight Hickner will be competing centrating on school and his Bowl as many gomes as you want friends after the Olympics. New Windsor Bikes Also In Slock against five other skaters in the 'up to 6 persons per lane) 1500-meter event for a spot on With the games behind him, s6.00 per lane the team. Then one week before the Olympics, there will he will get a break. But it probably will not be long before Velocipede Peddler be a skate-off with the fastest three skaters going on to the Evans scholar in pre-med finds other challenges. After all, if he can skate over 541E.Grand Hirer NOW UPSTAIRS 5517240 Holiday Lanes compete at Lake Placid, N.Y. Hickner is optimistic. "I think grass, what can't he do? I can do it," he said. "I have to decide I can do it and make sure I train hard enough. If I do that, I have a chance." HIS RECORD SHOWS promise. He won the state championship when he was 12, then competed in the indoor nationals when he 13, 14, Feel the difference with a deep was BURN BABY BURN ... pore cleansing treatment by Orlane. At the Village Hair Shoppe a trained Friday and Saturday estheticienne wall personally pam¬ with per you with the Orlane treatment designed for your skin needs. Im¬ prove your skin texture, stimulate your circulation and bring on a Monday glow to your skin. Start your skin All Nighr Rock N Roll Pircher Beer Special care health program today and — No cover charge feel the difference. 4663 Ardmore Okemos 349-0430 Tuesday Drofr and Drink Specials Contests and giveaways. No cover DISC SHOP Shot n Wednesday Pop, Martinis & Manhattans Special Top 40 Disco. No cover SUPER SPECIALS THIS WEEK: Thursday Punk Rock-New Wove Live bonds, 4 for 1 beer David Bowie "Lodger" special ^fo/nfiey-H. Jimmy "Bo" Home "Going home for love" $399 Tonight Two Bands! 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Grand River, next to Jacobson* * 1 0 Michigon State News, East Lonsing, Michigan Friday, August 17, 1979 FORD BETS ON ECONOMIC New Lincoln introduced "Three key indicators — increased volume, declining import DETROIT (UPI) - Ford Motor Co. introduced its scaled down share and improving larger and luxury car mix — have been 1980 Lincolns Thursday, gambling that a stronger economy next year will restore big cars to public favor. moving in the right direction," Bourke said. Ford vice president William 0. Bourke, head of North American "If only one had moved, it might have been a false signal, but the simultaneous gains in each of them makes us believe that the automotive operations, predicted Americans will buy 10.5 million cars in the 1980 model year, and that sales this year will reach 10.7 million. market is returning to more normal conditions. "I'm firmly convinced that we are on an upward trend now that IWESTLAND SHOPPING CENTER _| CORNER W SAGINAW AT WAVERLY will be accompanied by improvement in the general economy," he That assessment was slightly less optimistic that one offered Mon. thru Sat. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. said. earlier this month by General Motors Chairperson Thomas Sun. 12 noon to 5 p.m. Murphy, who forecast 1979 sales of 10.9 million and deliveries in 1980 of more than 11 million. Both foresee an economic upturn in 1980 with car sales moving briskly by the end of the model year. Both also recognized an intense demand for gas-saving cars — Drop public gas Save to 60% from the public as well as the government. "The rebound we see in our sales will be accompanied by a return to a more normal mix between large and small cars resumption of demand for luxury cars that is closer to levels," Bourke said. and a historical prices — Kelley Thurs.-Fri.-Sat.-Sun. • Men's Clothing Shop THE LINCOLN CONTINENTAL and Mark, Ford's top luxury Bv United Press International sion staffers have recom¬ • mended small customers get Luggage Landing State News/Deborah J. Borin models, are touched by the push toward improving corporate Attorney General Frank • Sporting Goods Shop average fuel economy in 1980 for the first time. Kelley said residential gas their money in the form of Linda Henry swings her spn McCord, 3, while The Mark VI is about 800 pounds lighter and more than a foot customers should not have to annual refunds — an approach • Jewelry (Fine & Fashion) playing in the Red Cedar River behind the shorter than its 1979 predecessor, continuing the downsizing trend wait to see the benefits of rate opposed by Kelley. • Photography Shop Administration Building. that will be evident in several other 1980 models which Ford, GM cuts provided by the federal "Our goal is to make sure • Car Stereo-Electronics and Chrysler Corp. plan to introduce in the weeks ahead. Natural Gas Pricing Act. that refunds to small customers Fuel economy on the 1980 Lincoln and Mark equipped with a Under the law, rates for are reflected immediately • Giftwares standard 5-liter V-8 engine will improve to 16 miles per gallon in large industrial gas users will rather than once a year as city driving and 23 mpg on the highway, compared with 12 mpg be raised starting Jan. 1, 1980 recommended by" the PSC city and 17 mpg highway in 1979, Ford said. to a level equivalent to the staff, the attorney general said. Insurance industry But there are no new subcompact car lines from the Big Three prices of oil. Higher rates for Kelley said annual refunds for 1980 — the kind that have sold comparatively well during the large commercial users will go would deprive customers of the fuel-starved spring and summer while standard models accumu¬ into effect about six months use of their money during that defends price rates lated in showrooms and factory lots. Bourks said the big car sales slump bottomed out in June, when later. Revenue from the increases year and require additional administrative costs. deliveries slipped 26 percent below last year. He said the luxury is supposed to be refunded to He said a better alternative By United Press International car market also improved in July to 4.1 percent of the market from small users — in part to ease is to merely reduce smaller- Insurance industry spokespersons Thursday defended geo¬ the June low of 3.4 percent. the effect of the decontrol of user rates to reflect the antici¬ graphical variations in rates, saying they reflect actual differences well-head gas prices. pated higher revenues from big in the cost of doing business. State Public Service Commis- The remarks came in testimony before a special committee studying bills to prohibit insurance redlining. "It's an attempt to allocate costs to sources," said Michael Velotta of Allstate, explaining why insurers divide the state into County judges play numerous "territories," charging each different premiums. The special Ad Hoc Advisory Committee on Essential Insurance is meeting to resolve House and Senate differences in anti-redlining bills before the Legislature returns next month. softball for charity ADVENTURE SEASON Velotta said that although insurance companies know why costs A softball game to raise money for children who are wards of vary in different parts of the state, with rates much higher in Ingham County Probate Court will be played Saturday at 1 p.m. in IS HERE East Lansing's Patriarche Park. at many urban areas, they "can't do anything about it." Allstate has more than 30 rate territories in Michigan. 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HOLDEN REID ■y %J THE ATTIC Contemporary Man's ft Boys Clothiers jfeportsmeister SUMMER SALE Starting Aug. 16, 1979 NORDICA Unm4 * 40% OFF Specials Specials Alpina Reg so- now s3540 K2JJ5 son Grill ilonXCllSO Orion ^ ir now j60°° rl5°°° On The Corner of A7° Grand River & Abbot 77"•»/ Venus Reg IOC Now s60°° winy Star 72c Tempest segw now S120M 15000 Open thru Aug. 31st a 7400 GARMOUNT M-F 7:15 a.m. • 4:30 p.m. ,192°° Sat. & Sun. 9:00 a.m. • 5:30 p.m. R„ U5-75°°| 50% OFF Open 7:15 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Sept. 8th and 15th (Home Football Games) Reg 39" 4J qcc Masterlite «7- now s30°° il05°° ..ign.lj.niw Lazerlite *, ,»>'Now '6250 «930c UltraLite I & now s39,s *«■ SUPER SALE CONTINUES HoHignol Coribw KASTINGER Reg 81" 65'° 340" 1 92°° Jorvinen ftig Step 40% OFF XL Lite Reg 165' Now »82S0 75" V45° XL Master & now $6750 Yamaha Compe SI r'o-6" Royale Now $57S0 240- 1 92" PLUS MANY MANY MORE! 19< Skilom Leather boot EXPERT TECHNICIANS TO FIT YOU DOWN AND FIBER FILL PARKAS ^135 .,,.-19' & BIBS AT SUPER SAVINGS 80" OPENING SPECIAL Technica TYROLIA 10-PIECE BOX OF CHICKEN BINDINGS Reg. Price s5.49 40% OFF SPECIAL PRICE w$39° Swimwear 50% OFF *3.99 scon POLES #EW LOOK BINDINGS Selected Group of Offer Expires Aug. 31, 1979 W/SKI BRAKE Down Jackets 50% OFF with this ad only $1 751 ow I / now$4500 Ladies Fashion Tennis 50% OFF Wear POPEYES GLOVES jackets-bibs-sweaters All Warm-Ups 25% OFF FRIED CHICKEN IS UNIQUE... 50". 20 to 70% off limited Quantities—Shop Early down Jn2jREiver Redeemable at this location The ^llirtiilliriiitrr Shop v ' only EAST MICHIGAN LOCATION ONLY NexttoOlga's 1127 E.Grand River 351-8776 Michigan State News, East Loosing, Michigan Friday, August 17, 1979 ] ] Classified Advertising Information EMPLOYMENT MANAGER/ BABYSITTER FOR 8 year ROOMMATE SEPT. 1 non FARM FOR rent. 3-4 bed- 3 TWIN size mattresses extra old. Call 337-7989, after 5 smoker own room in 2 bed¬ PHONE 355-8255 347 Student Services Program Director needed at rooms. 30 minutes east of E. firm. Almost new 1 baby crib Bldg. Michigan's largest disco. Ex¬ 2-8-17 (3) room 2 bath apt. $135 mo. p.m. Lansing. References re- plus mattress. Walnut frame, RATES perienced and promotion pre¬ includes heat. Year lease. Call quired. 485-3521. 2-8-17 (4) full size. 1 hair dryer. Call ferred. Salary commensurate CONCESSION STAND Jeff 393-9575 or 52248. 355 7801. 2-8-22 (6) DAYS with experience. Contact Mr. workers for all home games - Z-3-8-20 (5) irTT ~3 I 1 day-90' per line Gravenor at BUS STOP NITE Sept. 8,15,22, Oct. 6,20, and USED BIKES. All sizes, $15- 6 3 CLUB. 332-2901. 3-8-17(9) Nov. 10. Call 353-2005 or FEMALE NEEDED 9/18. Own ALL $100. Also used parts. We 5»nti-:iyn!npimri days-80' per line 355-4550 after 12 noon for room in 2-man apartment. 3 also buy used bikes. Call HEIUgailEinri 6 days-75* per line BARTENDERS, WAITERS, information. Or apply in per¬ blocks from campus. $122 STUDENT CHARLIE S BIKE SHOP 393 sinnmnBamn 8days-70* per line Waitresses. Experience pre¬ son at Crossroads Cafeteria plus utilities. Deb 374-7722 2484. 4 8-24 (5) ferred. Apply Mon. - Fri. from in the International Center. 6-8-24 (8) after 5 pm. Z-3-8-20 (5) ADVERTISING UP TO 1/3 and Line rate per insertion 12-5 p.m. BUS STOP NITE more savings, CEDAR STREET I 96 area comparison welcomed. OP¬ CLUB. 3-8-17 (4) MASTERCHARGE 8 VISA WELCOME THE INSTRUCTIONAL Lovely 1 and 2 bedrooms. MUST BE TICAL DISCOUNT, 2617 E. EconoLines—3 lines-$4.00-5 days. 80* per line WANTED-FULL-time sitter Media Center is now hiring Carpet, air, appliances util¬ PREPAID Michigan, Lansing, 372-7409. for 4 year old in S. Cedar area student projectionists. You ities except electric. $220-250 C-3-17 (4) over 3 lines. No adjustment in rate when home. 7pm-3am Must be 18 must be enrolled for fall term, month. $385-$415to move in. cancelled. Price of item(s) must be stated 393 3648. 4-8-24 (6) August 6th through WILCOX TRADING POST - or over. Experienced, good have large blocks of hours in ad. Maximum sale price of MOO. the end of the term. used musical instruments, references. Call after 12 open from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. No Commercial Ads noon. 394-0176. 8-8-22 (6) and have at least 2 terms left MALE TO share quiet luxury stereo components, car Peanuts Personal ads—3 lines '2.25 before graduation. Audio pad. Prefer non-smoking equipment, TV's, cameras, - - per 3 BEDROOM house for rent. MATURE LOVING person to Visual experience is desirable graduate student or young jewelry, bicycles, albums and insertion. 75' per line over 3 lines (pre¬ $225 month. $250 deposit. professional. Call 351-8296 payment). care year for 15 month old and 8 old girls in our Okemos but not necessary. Contact Fred Moore, in person at Accorp/MS TO W Resume after 7 pm. 4 8-24 (5) NO pets, no lease. You pay tapes. Much more. Buy sell and trade. 509 E. Michigan. AS W- utilities. 627-3618. 4-8-24 (4) 485 4391. C-11-8 24 (8) Rummage/Garage Sale ads—4 lines - *2.50. 63' per line over 4 lines-per insertion. home Sept. - mid June. Must have room 26 IMC from 8-5. 6-8-24 (15) YOULIST" tx*S. M4J 3 females needed to share own transportation. OKEMOS- brand new 1445 105 MM Soligar lens with 349-2618 8-8-22 (6) apartment close to campus 'Round Town ads—4 lines-l2.50-per insertion. square feet, 3 bedroom ranch filter $45. Call after 5 pm KAPLAN CENTER needs $110/month. Available Sept. 63' per line over 4 lines. ) COLLEGE MEDIA SERVICES box4244 Berkeley CA 94704 with attached two car gar¬ 351-3603. Ask for Kathy. CHOIR DIRECTOR for LSAT course instructor, 332- 15. (3131-798-8230. Lost & Found ads/Transportation ads — C Z-4-8-24 (4) age. 2-baths, full basement, S 5-8-24 (3) CATHOLIC Parish in Lansing. 2539. 6-8-24 (3) fireplace, deck $1000 security lines-M ,50-per insertion. 50' per line ove» Catholic background would deposit with one year lease. 12 FOOT aluminum boat, 3 lines. Deadlines be helpful Musical ability and rapport with people a must. CROSSROADS CAFETERIA is now accepting applications Apartments Apartments Houses Iffi $600/month. 349 0562. 5-8-24 (8) oars, car carrier. $150 349- 0465 5-8-24 (3) Potential for building of pro¬ for fall term employment. NOW - leasing 1 and 2 1 BEDROOM apt. close to MATURE COUPLE to share Ads-2p.m.-l class day before publication. gram, opportunity for further Applications will be accepted bedrooms from $150. Utilities campus, quiet, $225/month large farm house. $160 plus Rooms ONE DRESS overcoat, $40. training, growth in church between 1 and 3 pm, Mon¬ Cancellation/Change-lp.m.-l class day be music field. Salary, com¬ day-Friday. See Dennis. parking. Newly remodeled. + lights. 332-2495 after 5 utilities. 625-7334. One raincoat with lining, $25. fore publication. 4-8-24 (7) 485-8525. 8-8-24 (3) p.m. 3-8-17 (4) Z-5-8-17 (3) ROOMS ACROSS from Color TV needs a tube, $75. mensurate with qualifications Once ad is ordered it cannot be cancelled 349 1808 E-5-8-24 (4) 01 as well as performance. Send campus on Michigan Aven¬ LAKE LANSING-brand new HOUSEMATE NEEDED im¬ PRESSBOX WORKERS for ue. New carpet and paint. changed until after 1st insertion. resume and or letter of 2-3 bedroom units some with prefer 25, There is a M.00 charge for 1 ad change plus interest to Music Director, all home football games. Campus View fireplaces, $285-330. Call 339- mediately, own room in over townhouse, Call 351-5275 or 351-8135. TWO SEALY twin beds com¬ Must work every home game, OR-9-8-24 (4) plete. Like new. $95 each. 3815 South Cedar, Lansing, 324 Michigan Ave. 50' per additional change for maximum call 355-3495 or apply in 2325 or 349-3839 Z-5-8-24 (4) fireplace, basement. $162.50/ Ratan rocker, $45. Two of 3 changes. Michigan 48910. 6-8-17 (15) across from month Et Vt utilities and wicker lamps, $10 each. 332- The State News will only be responsible for UNIFORMED SECURITY of¬ person at the UNION GRILL between 7:15 am and 4:30 Williams Hall GRAD STUDENT for 3 bed¬ room apartment $103/month deposit. 6-8-24 (6) 337-2466 after 6. I For Sale |[51 5349. E-5-8-24 (5) the 1st day's incorrect insertion. Adjust¬ ficers and store detectives full pm. 4-8-24 (7) 2 bedroom furnished with heat 349-4913 2-8-17 (3) SOMEBODY ELSE'S CLO¬ OVER 3000 cheap albums, ment claims must be made within 10 days or part-time. Call 641-4562. apartments available FURNISHED HOUSE to ALL WHO APPLY will be SET featuring gently used 25b and up - all types, hits to C-11-8-24 (3) for fall. of expiration date. RED GIANT has a large share with 2 quiet, male the obscure. FLAT, BLACK accepted and paid $18 every clothing. 541 East Grand Bills are due 7 days from ad expiration date. KENNEL week as a twice weekly Showings Monday-Friday. selection of houses, apart¬ students. MSU and bus River. Open noon to 6 p.m. AND CIRCULAR. 541 E. HELP, part-time, If not paid by due date, a 50' late service 4pm-5pm, or call for ments, duplexes, studios etc. close. $125 each. Share utili¬ Take-ins by appointment. Grand River, above PARA¬ primarily weekends Mature, donor. Must have ID, have Most areas, sizes and ties. Deposit and references. MOUNT. Open 11 a.m.-6 332 1926. C-11-8-24 (6) . . . responsible person needed. eaten within 8 hrs, be 18 yrs. charge will be due. 351-5275 prices. Call and see if we have 485-5724 (9-5) or 371-1394. p.m., 6 days. X-C-11-8-24 (6) Own transportation neces¬ old, weigh 110 lbs, and be or 351-8135 what you're looking for. Be¬ RECORDS! Thousands to sary. 339-9536 evenings. able to pass a physical. Come tween 9-9, 349-1065. choose from, 75b and up, all 2-8-17 (5) to AMERICAN PLASMA MARSHALL'S GUITAR OR-11-8-24 (7) 3 BLOCKS from campus MANAGEMENT, 2827 E. HOLT AREA, lovely one and quality guaranteed, WAZOO SHOPPE. Everything you Automotive ||^1 Auto Service STUDENTS NEEDED to Grand River, E. Lansing. Near two bedrooms, carpet, air Excellent condition, 3-5 per¬ sons. 351-9538 or 351-8135. RECORDS, 223 Abbott, 337- 0947. C-11 -8-24 (5) need in guitars, amplifiers, work part-time in Kellogg the BUS STOP. Phone 351- utilities, $220-250. $385-415 Haslett Arms Z-OR-7-8-24 (3) P A. and lighting systems, '69 BUICK LESABRE power Center Banquet Dept. Must 2620. B-1-8-17 (12) to move in. 393-3648. 135 lessons and service. MAR¬ REFILLABLE WIPER blades Collingwood brakes power steering factory for your foreign car in stock be able to start in August Et Z-7-8-17 (5) FRANDOR AREA, 4 bed¬ PIANO, UPRIGHT, Kings¬ SHALL MUSIC COMPANY BABYSITTER-WILLIAMS- across from Student air, Jenson coaxial speakers at CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 work term break and fall rooms with basement and bury. Good condition. $125. 540 Frandor Shopping TON-Okemos area Sept. 1 2 BEDROOM apartment bal¬ Services Call 332-0003. S-5-8-24 (3) Center. C-5-8-24 (8) needs work $270 call Mike East Kalamazoo Street. One term. Apply rm. 115 Kellogg garage. One year lease start¬ 351-2611 before 5 pm. Center 8-11 am or 1:30 pm-5 my home or yours 349-4199. cony, heat included, air con¬ Fall Leasing mile west of campus. 487- 5-8-24 (3) ing September at $400/ S-5-8-24 (6) 353-8893 Ask for Supervisor. ditioning, fully furnished, 2 bedroom furnished opts 5055. C-11-8-24 (6) month. 323-4407 evenings. CHEVROLET IMPALA 3-8-20 (8) RN OR LPN- Several good dishwasher Available Sept. 5-8-24 (F) HURRY! '73 JUNK CARS wanted. Also 10 Connie 351-5620. 4-door, PART AND full time jobs fall positions available. Take 8-8-20 (6) good condition, selling used parts. Phone Stop by Resident Manogers TWO FEMALES needed. clean, extra snows, high mile¬ 321 3651. C-11-8-24 (3) delivery packaging, mainten¬ your pick. Apply at 2100 Own room nice 4 bedroom and sales Must Provincial Drive, off Aurelius Apt. JX3 3 Days Left ance men. age, $300 or best offer, or coll for appointment house. Close. $105. 351-0628. Road. CAII 882-2458 hiring 355-7818. 2-8-22 (5) Attention have expense own transportation. Car paid. Call 694-7947. day. Or 627-4264 after 7 pm. BURCHAM WOODS 351-1957 or 351-8135 Z-4-8-24 (3) There's Only CHEVY NOVA-74. Excellent "AT Jwners 3-8-20 (6) Ask for Director of Nurses. APARTMENTS EAST-SIDE. Students or condition, must well maintained sell, $1300 or best offer. Why hove we become WOMAN NEEDED for occa¬ 5-8-24 (8) Leasing for Fall SUMMERHILL APART¬ working group. 2,3 and 4 to place your Ad in our Lansing's largest Fiot re¬ MENTS. Be first tenant in bedroom houses. Neat and 337-8287 evenings. Z-5-8-20 (4) pair shop over the past few sional daytime sitting Lake Geneva home. in my Own PART-TIME- must be neat dependable hard worker with 1 bedroom only tastefully decorated new 1 clean. $220 - $320. Lease and Special yeors? Coll us the next 9 mo. rate: $260 bedroom, Some with fire¬ deposit. 675-5252. 4-8-24 (5) transportation, references. own transportation. Ideal for WELCOME time your car needs repair 12 mo. rate: $220 places, car ports. 10 minutes CUTLASS SUPREME- 1974. 669-5396. 3-8-20 (5) students. 485-5741. 5-8-24(5) and you'll know the ans¬ from MSU via I-496 and 4 BEDROOM farmhouse. 8 2 door 32,000 miles. Air, wer. You'll be pleased with Waverly road, 3313 West Mt. minutes east of MSU. Lease, regular gas. 339-9988. PASTE-UP PART-TIME. PSYCH AND Social Work Hope. Call or come by 1-6 security deposit, references, 4-8-24 (3) DODGE AUTOMATIC 1965, \mjsm Must be MSU student Fall Term. Experienced only. Ap¬ students needing experience with mentally retarded and mentally ill adults in foster p.m., 485-7111, 351-6471. X-C-8-8-24 (9) required. Outbuilding for horses. Family preferred. 349- WEEK ply in person Monday noon 4178 between 6pm-8pm. $100 or best offer, call 355- /moms to 5 p.m. 301 M.A.C. P-K home. Full-time or part-time ACROSS FROM 4-8-24 (6) edition 2943 after 6 p.m. Call for interview 339-3265. campus. Bldg. Suite 501. FEMALE ROOMMATE E-5-8-17 (3) Large two bedroom furnished '77 DODGE B 100. 6 cylinder, 1206 Oakland Call for Appt. DIETARY AIDE- Nursing 5-8-24 (7) wanted to share expenses. Southside near 496. $112 plus apts. Heat and hot water included. Fall leasing. Call 3 BEDROOM house. 6 miles northwest of campus on Park Deadline home. Assist cook, dish¬ FULL TIME retail sales. IV4-4411 utilities. Call Jill 373-8674 or Lake Road $200 per month 3 speed, 16 MPG. $2300, 351-1957, 351-5275 or 351- 882-2067 or 641-6284. 3-8-17 (3) washer. Full or part-time. Morning shift. Apply in per¬ son. NHE LANSING, 1313 Sporting goods perience helpful. HERMANS WORLD OF or retail ex¬ SPORTING 393-8017 after 5 pm. 3-8-22 (5) 8135. OR-9-8-24 (5) plus utilities. Call 332-5555. Ask for Jeff. 4-8-24 (6) August 21 CHEAPEST PRICES in the Mary, Lansing. 393-6130 GOODS, Lansing Mall. Apply GRANADA GHIA-1977 state. UGLY DUCKLING NORTH PENNSYLVANIA - in person. EOE. 2-8-17 (6) loaded. Nice car for nice RENT-a-CAR, $7.95/day, 2-8-20 (6) upstairs, one bedroom, partly EAST LANSING price. 394-2277 8-8-20 (3) any time. 372-7650. C-11-8-24 (4) GOOD USED tires, 13-14-15 _ _ COOKS WANTED. Must be neat No experience neces¬ Apply in person, be¬ DAY WAIT persons (5 days Mon-Fri) and night cocktail wait persons needed. Apply furnished, no pets, adults. $140/month. 351-7497. OR-11-8-24 (4) NORTH POINTE PEOPLE REACHER HORNET 1977-6 cylinder, red inch. Mounted free. Used sary. tween 2 and 4 pm. AMER¬ Mon-Fri 2-4 pm 116 Bailey St. 3 BEDROOM house Magnolia APARTMENTS door, power and air. 17,000 WANT AD 4 wheels and hub caps. PEN- ICA'S CUP RESTAURANT East Lansing 3-8-20 (4) Street, 12 month lease start¬ miles. Ziebarted 5-8-17 (3) 484-8636. NELL SALES, 1825 Michi¬ 220 MAC_418-24_(5) ing September, carpeted gar¬ NOW LEASING gan, Lansing, Michigan, DAY AND night host persons 9 and 12 month leases fur¬ 48912, 482-5818. PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT age, no pets, references re¬ needed. Apply Mon-Fri 2-4 nished and unfurnished, MERCURY MONTERY 1971 C-11-8-24 (6) with Michigan's largest multi- quired. $340 Mr. Kay 339- pm 116 Bailey St. East Lan¬ 3407, 641-4493. C-7-8-24 (7) icely decorated Efficiency, Just complete form Good shape, runs well. $350 353-5956 or 351-4750 after 5. manufacturer distributor, 15- sing. 3-8-20 (4) or 2 bedrooms fully car- and ATTENTION!! WE buy late 20 hours per week. Auto¬ mail with payment to: Z-3-8-20 (3) LANSING: NEAR Capital peted, air conditioning, heat model imported and domes¬ mobile required. 339-9500. KITCHEN HELP needed at and water. Furnished spa- tic area. One bedroom includes MUSTANG II- 1975 4-cylin- compact cars. Contact C-7-8-24 (6) Kellogg Center. Must be rooms. Large Laundry John DeYoung. WILLIAMS stove, refrigerator, all utilities, State News Classified Dept. der, 4-speed, black, excellent MSU student. Apply in per¬ FIGHT INFLATION, sell parking and laundry. Avail¬ condition, runs great, AM/ VW, 484-1341. C-11-8-24 (5) AVON, increase your earning son at Rm. 116 Kellogg able September 1st $195. •180 and up. Call5 Jan 347 Student Services Bldg. FM tape LN radial tires, Center from 8-5 pm. 482-9266. OR-5-8-24 332-6354 MASON BODY SHOP. 812 E. power, for details call 482- East Lansing, Mich. 48823 extras, 29 mpg. $2,200.00 call 3-8-20 (5) 487-3096. S-5-8-20 15) Kalamazoo since 1940. Auto 6893. C-11-8-24 (4) NORTH POINTE FEMALE NEEDED own room painting-collision service. American foreign cars. 485- PHONERS NEEDED for poli¬ I Apartments | [y] in 2 bedroom apartment APARTMENTS 1979 OLDS Cutlass Supreme tical fund raising. $3 per hour $132.50 Lorie 394-1079. 1250 Haslett Road at 1-69 Name 0256. C-11-8-24 (5) Brougham. T-top, factory plus bonus. Contact Tom 5-8-24 (3) exec. car. Phone 882-5141. ROOMMATE - male. Sep¬ Address Page 487-5413. Z-6-8-20 (4) tember 1. $130/month 3-8-17 (3) plus LANSING-LARGE upper un¬ Motorcycles APPLICATIONS BEING tak¬ 1/2 utilities. Deposit. 332- furnished minutes from CAMPUS OLDS DELTA 1971- Runs en. Must be 18 and over. 7343 evenings. 8-8-17 (3) City SUZUKI T250,1970,2-stroke, campus. Stove, refrigerator, great. New radials. $300. $250, helmets sold separate¬ Flexible hours. Starting rate NEED 3 girls for fall. $98.75. 2 married couple. No children/ HILL 349-2349 after 5 pm. $3.05, FAMOUS RECIPE Daytime Phone 5-8-24 13) ly. Call Linda 332-4489. bedroom, very nice. Sandy, pets. Including utilities. $225 Z-5-8-21 (3) FRIED CHICKEN. 1900 E. 351-5529, 349-9219 after 5. deposit, references. 482- '2 Bedrooms No. Days Ordered Kalamazoo or 2755 E. Grand 1727, 663-4345. 5-8-24 (7) Preferred Insertion Date 10-8-22 (3) PINTO 1973 Hatchback, River. 11-8-24 (6) 'Furnished Apts. 53,000 miles, dependable condition with helmet. 'Free Roommate Service Classification transportation, some rust, PART-TIME janitorial posi- 731 $400 price includes snow 4-8-Z4 iJ) tions avai|a5|e ^ly evenings. tires, 332-1476. Z-5-8-17 (5) Motorcycles are gaining in Gr0SSI 482-6232. CEDAR 'Dishwashers 3 line minimum popularity! If you have one 'Central Air Conditioning 25 characters in a line, including punctuation and spaces between words. PORSCHE 911-1968 For parts or restoration. $1200. 694- for sale, you'll get more offers when you run a Classified ad. Classified ads do the job. Call GREENS 'Swimming Pool 5037. Z-2-8-20 (3) 355-8255. # ONE BEDROOM APARTMENTS 'Unlimited Parking TORINO WAGON-'71, good' FURNISHED APARTMENTS 'Air Conditionec 'Pleasant Landscaping interior, tires, running condi¬ tion, $350. Evenings. 351 6258. 3-8-17 (4) Ctopctungliam 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED LUXURY APTS. # AIR CONDITIONING C SWIMMING POOL # PRIVATE # WITHIN BALCONIES WALKING 'All Appliances including dishwosher 'Luxurious 'Shag Carpeting Furnishings 'Special 12-month rates FREE BUS VOLVO 145 wagon, '74, in¬ DISTANCE TO CAMPUS 'On-site Management 'private balconies 'dish washer, disposal 'Private Balconies SERVICE jected, auto, air, rack, AM/ 'swimming pool 'shag carpeting FM, rustproofed. Sharp 'central air 'on sight maintenance ♦SWIMMING POOL Model Open rate chart for proper rate. $3850/offer 351 8967. NOW LEASING FOR 9-9 Please use 1 8-17 (4) FALL NOW LEASINO Everyday SPECIAL SUMMER RATES FOR FALL Leasing for If special rate ad, which one? It's time to plan for that vacation trip. For extra cash, 351-8631 Summer & Fall Amount Enclosed $ why not sell some of those CALL 351-7166 Next to Brody 351-7212 CALL 349-3530 items you don't need with a located at Hagadorn just south of Service Road Classified ad? Friday, August 17, 1979 12 Michigan Stote News, Eost Lonsing. Michigan 1 For Sale ][^| [ For Sale for Sale \\^\ For Sale SCHWINN CONTINENTAL |[^1 [ Mobile Hwes |f»1 I PeaHts Personalidfl 1 TypiBg Service |[^| CROWN HAVEN- 1973 12 x Citicorp chastizes NEW AND used guitars, ban- BOOKS! 3 floors of books, DISCOUNT, NEW-USED UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS jos, mandolins, etc. Ducimers and kits, recorders, thou- magazines and CURIOUS BOOK SHOP, 307 comics, desks, chairs, files. BUSI- NESS EQUIPMENT CO., 215 10 speed bicycle. $100 good condition. 337-1871. E-4-8-24 (3) 65 MSU close. 2 bedroom, laundry room, many extras. Shown by appointment. 485- COMPLETE DISSERTATION AND RESUME SERVICE, American Express sands of hard to find albums East Grand River, East Lan- E. Kalamazoo. 485-5500. typesetting, IBM typing, off¬ 0293 or 339-2629 evenings. NEW YORK (AP) — Those "Don't-leave-home-without-them" and books. Discount prices, sing, 332-0112. C-11-8-24 (51 OR-2-8-20 (4) set printing and binding. For Expert repairs - free estimates 4-8-24 (5) estimate stop in at 2843 E. television commercials for American Express Travelers Checques :— ELDERLY INSTRUMENTS, KENMORE 30" gas range. BARN SALE- miscellaneous Grand River or phone 332- are under attack. 541E. Grand River. 0-11-8-24(9) Like new, months. Moving, used $95 694-7319. E-5-8-20 (4) only 8 must sell, household goods, furniture and equipment. Everything Lost & Found |[Cj~| 1 Real Estate M14.JMV8-24I8) TYPING, EXPERIENCED, Competitors say the ads unfairly imply that people travelers checks may not be able to get a who lose refund unless the checks must go! 5095 N. Zimmer GERMAN SHEPHERD pups. FOUND ON campus- Cat. BY OWNER - Lamoreau sub¬ fast and reasonable. 371-4635 were issued by American Express. SEWING MACHINES - new Rd., Williamston. Aug. 25 Et Black + white female with AKC Champion Cassey's division, just minutes from C-11-8-24 (3) Citicorp Services, which issues First National City Travelers free arm machines from MAN S wwpeed bike. Ex- 26, 10am-6pm. 4-8-24 (6) bloodline Cassey was offered clear collar. Call Julie. 353- campus, four bedroom, 2 1 /2 Checks, took full-page advertisements on Thursday in The New $99.50. Guaranteed used ma- 'ellen,„C°^0n $65 Catl $7000. Solid black, black and 3977. 2-8-17 14) baths, custom home, in per¬ TYPIST- 55£ per page, 50£ York Times, The Washington Post and some editions of The Wall chines from $39.50. All makes °r"c®~y;550. MOVING MUST sell-sofa, tan. $150-$250. 337-2504 or fect condition, new carpet, per page over 50 pages. repaired. EDWARDS DIS- t _ _ __ £ matching recliner and coffee 1-8-17 (6) When you need expert ser¬ 651-6424. B-1-8-17 (3) Street Journal to advise: "Don't leave home without all the facts." TRIBUTING COMPANY, many extras. Mature, pro¬ |t's ^ easy t0 p|ace a table in mint condition. $450 vice or repairs, turn to the fessional land-scaping on 3/4 "We felt that we had no choice," said Jeffrey Neubert, 1115 N. Washington. 489- Classified ad. Just call 355- Call 351-4687. Ask for Millie. Classified ads work. Call 355- Service Directory in Classi¬ 6448. C-11-8-24 (8) „re lot. president of Citicorp Services. He said the company asked 3255. S-5-8-24 fied to solve your problem. 5-8-17 {! Wanted American Express to withdraw the ads and was turned down. CEDAR BROOK area, owner. "Damage is being done," Neubert said, adding that sales agents HALF FARE airline coupons. report potential customers are becoming increasingly concerned Beautifully landscaped lot, about the refundability of First National City checks. Mature oak trees, 3 bedroom Top dollar. Call Mike 332- 7977 mornings. Z-7-8-24 (3) American Express was still preparing a statement of reply The State News Yellow Page colonial, 1 1/2 baths, fire¬ place, screened patio, upper Thursday afternoon. An article in the Times quoted an unnamed ENJOY AN internationally sun deck, large finished rec- company official as saying: "There's nothing in the ad about refund cultural experience. Be a host room, car and a half garage, capabilities of other firms." He said Citicorp "seems to be 10 minutes from family for a foreign exchange campus. high school student. Homes unusually agitated" over the issue. Low 70's, 882-0794. The TV campaign introduced in June shows people in a variety needed now. For information 5-8-17 (10) of situations. They lose their travelers checks, panic, and plead for _ _ call 394-4871. 5-8-17 (8) Service help. But their checks were not American Express. What is to be Business OKEMOS- 1929 Oneida. 4 bedroom 2 1/2 baths, 2 story WANTED: A job as live-in done? The question is unanswered. At the end, comes the voice of — house Family on room lovely large lot. with fireplace, 2 mother's helper. 353-0948 after 5. Z-3-8-17 (3) actor Karl Maiden: "American Express Travelers Cheques. Don't leave home without them." car attached garage. Many WANTED-2 bedroom hous¬ extras, $84,900, SCHRO- EDER REALTY 349-0560. ing in Red Cedar district. 5-8-24 (7) 332-3126 non-student. I Recreation 3-8-20 (3) MATURE, PROFESSIONAL Lansing 'sting operation' woman wishes to rent mod¬ (continued from page 1) SKYDIVING EVERY week¬ estly priced home in E. "When someone would contact us, we would tell them we were end and late afternoon. First Lansing area. Beginning in the warehouse and that they would have to contact our other TRAVEL AGENCY BICYCLE SHOP HEALTH FOOD jump instruction every Satur¬ Sept. 641-6995. 3-8-20 (5) office," Dufour said. day and Sunday starting at 10 Police officials said only the top brass was aware of the gene's 10% DISCOUNT a.m. and weekdays by ap¬ PERSON NEEDED to drive air 4°W% pointment. Free skydiving conditioned '76 Cutlass operation and occasionally detectives would also be brought in. bicycle shop to all MSU wagon to Palo Alto, Cal. after Most officers in the Lansing department and nearly all of the East Lansing's Largest programs for groups, MSU studonts Sport Parachute Club and Aug. 22. Must arrive by Sept. surrounding agencies only learned of the operation on Wednesday, "Since 1944/ OVER 400 QUALITY BIKES IlllMfllltMT Whole arain breads & goodies, on purchases of $2 Charlotte 9127, 543-6731, Paracenter. 372- 1st. Will pay gas. 349-9469. 2-8-17 (6) officials said. WHEN PERSONS BROUGHT merchandise to "Interstate C-11-8-24 (10) COLLEGE TRAVEL WHY PAY MORE? " •pealalialag l» and braads excluded Wholesale Merchandise, Inc.," video tape machines connected to ALL NATURAL Dannon hidden cameras and microphones would record the transaction. The Yogurt • 39* FOR CHARTER: Pearson 26, OFFICE VIOBTIRIAN PIZZA date and the time of the transactions were also recorded, police OPEN: M-Sat. 10-6 RANDALL HEALTH FOOD sleeps five, sails from Luding- said. 130 W. Grand River Thurs. 6-8 ton, Ml." KT Charter 759-8596, Of the 41 persons arrested, 18 have not been East Lansing BAKERY: Thurs. 5-8 Brookfield Plaza 845-5432. Z-7-8-24 (4) ii released on bond 4972 Northwind Dr. You can take thus far, police said. 351-6010 Fri.-Sot. 5-10 1381 E.Grand Rivar I st light E. of Hogodorn Rd. off Grand R\ my ad out Among those arrested were three persons who had been 'THE TRA V f I PHOHSSIONAIS Phone; 337-0361 2013 E.MICHIGAN 482-0038 332-6892 [~Rummage Sale Iflp*] of the paper. arrested in May when Secret Service agents recovered about $7,200 in counterfeit cash, police said. I got the TOBACCONIST GUN SHOP GARAGE SALE Aug. 17,9-7, results The Secret Service has since learned that the counterfeiters Aug. 18 9-5. 939 N. Haga- were part of a multi-million dollar scheme apparently based in I wanted. NOW HKAR THIS FROM THI TOP dorn. Clothing, Xmas decora¬ £J Florida, police said. ^ HINOI AT THI STORK WITH THI Largest Selection of Handguns tions, household, etc. 2-8-17 (4) Six juveniles have been arrested in connection with the sting operation, authorities said. "We got the RUMMAGE SALE. 207 •Cigaretts by: "e "*ve ,n 8M>f* ' best year Bogue St. Saturday, August ■Sherman - Dun hill - Sobraine 'round 18th. Z-1-8-17 (3) 'Pipes bySavinelli warning TV* *21 Red Door pipe tobacco blends SwgeM Gcscral h.l drtrrminrd (hit tifvelU lucking ii diogrrou. U> your Service Waste results released HOW TO beat BOB'S GUN SHOP No toy, sell multiple 332-4269 C&.m cloeLL's' Ghof) and trade choice exams. Easy, effec¬ tive, detailed report. Be pre¬ pared, order today. $3.00. (continued from page 1) expected in normal soils, the organic compounds." HE SAID SINCE there are General Publishing Report 17, report states. BOYD ALSO EXPRESSED millions of possible organic P.O. Box 351, Manitowoc, Wl COUNSELING SERVICES HAIR SALONS 54220. Z-8-8-22 concern with four of 16 samples contaminants, "the analyses are obtained from the power plant not at all inclusive but were WOMEN'S COUNSELING Free Pregnoncy Testing CLARICE'S HAIR BOUTIQUE THE NEW LOOK BABYSITTING - Licensed site which showed levels of designed to detect the most Counseling Services Specializing in BEAUTY SALON child care in my home. mercury he considered high. prominent classes of toxic and CENTER Pregnoncy Terminotions Aurelius/Forest Road near. •Curling9 •Specializing In Perms and Call 393-7766. "One, labeled PP, was ex¬ persistent compounds." 927 E. GRAND RIVER Gynecological Care "Permanents Quick Service for Men & Women 3-8-1714)_ _ tremely high," the report Based on those analyses, (across from Bogue St. Family Planning Zabik concluded that he does campus entrance) "Hair Relaxing OPEN 5 DAYS A WEEK PEOPLE'S CHURCH pre¬ states. "Two of the samples THURS., FRIS. EVES. school East Lansing, has fall high in also high not believe "there is any human 332-3ss4 FOR INFORMATION O Open Tues. through Sat. mercury were 4737 Marsh Rd. Suite B evenings by appointments 1404 W.SAGINAW openings for 3 and 4 year in lead." or environmental hazard due to olds. Call 332-5073 or 351- Okemos (behind Meijers) 810 S. Holmes St (Corn.r ol w.tt Mor.land S Soginow, in Matthew Zabik, associate organic residues from the tronl) ' 0671. 6-8-24 (5) e 349-1060 PREGNANCY TESTING uuomerKjare 4 blocks S. PHONE: 372 5701 fli director of the MSU Pesticide Research Center and professor dumping of organic chemicals at the two disposal sites." of LdnsmG e CONCERNED COUNSELORS e BIRTH CONTROL COUNSELING e Pom North Piotmlond C*n«f Sultu 107 Hospital •Owner & PROP ROSIl GRIFFITH [ Instructions \[?*\ of entomology, conducted tests for the presence of organic Many of the professors in¬ volved in the analyses were PREGNANCY TERMINATION 3401 E. Soglnow OKI MUM 1*#^ TENNIS- certified teaching chemicals. vacationing and could not be "WOMEN HELPING WOMEN" N.EUHH sJMKL reached for comment or ex¬ pro will give private, semi- Samples of water and soil BRIDAL SHOPS AUTO CLINIC OPTICAL SERVICE private, or group lessons. Call cores from campus, observation planation. 351-7504. 19-8-24 (4) and control wells and the Keesler said a meeting with Rovilla's Cake, Bridal & SPARTAN CO-OPTICAL ZOOM IN ON DID YOU know that.. THE chemical pits were analyzed for DNR officials would not take place until after the Labor Day . MUFFLER CENTER STEREO SHOPPE is the We get calls such as organic residues using liquid Flowers SERVICES , BUSINESS! place to buy your stereo this every single day. gas chromatography and four holiday because the data still The one-stop wedding place 'BRAKES different detectors. has to be put in a final form. equipment. C-11-8-24 (4) •SHOCKS ADVERTISE Zabik said his research team Chris Iversen, a groundwater 'FRONT END WORK WEEKLY TUTORING FRENCH- all did not analyze for "very polar geologist in the DNR's Water levels Tutoring English to Quality Division, said tests 20% IN French • EYES EXAMINED speaking students. conducted on soil samples by THE Call 351-7504. 19-8-24 (4) STUDENT DISCOUNT • GLASSES the DNR have not yet been ON ALL WORK • CONTACT LENS BUSINESS RACQUET STRINGING and completed. 1 WITH I.D. 1)31 (. Grand Rlvsr DIRECTORY restringing. All repairs. Wil¬ It's What's 623-6296 717 S.PENNSYLVANIA son steel racquets. One day Brookfield Pkno service. Call 351-7504. 355-8255 Happening IMPORTS 487-9332 CATERING 351 PROMOTION 5330 REAL ESTATE 16-8-24 (4) Young | Typing Service"] Announcements for It's What's Happening must be received in the (continued from page 1) State News office, 343 Student MSU UNION EXPERT TYPING. Term pa¬ tive director of the National •Ji Services Bldg., by 12 noon at least pers, letters, RESUMES. Association for the Advance¬ two class days before publication. CATERING Near GABLES, 337-0205. No announcements will be accept¬ ment of Colored People, said C-11-8-24 (3) Young should not be made a ed by phone. "Catering Specialists " "sacrificial lamb for circum¬ EXPERIENCED TYPING. Ac¬ •Wedding Receptions Solar Greenhouse Workshop stances beyond his control." curate, fast and reasonable. •Breakfasts, Lunch- BUT YOUNG SAID in Wash 323-9039. 5-8-24 (3) sponsored by Ingham County ns, Dinners Cooperative Extension Service, ington that he did not consider "Take-out Service EXPERIENCED IBM typing, Urban Options and Sunway himself "a victim." featuring Our Une of •Meeting Rooms and dissertations. (Pica, elite1 Builders at 7 p.m., East Lansing He also said he had not lied in I Equipment FAYANN, 489-0358. Public Library. his account to the State Apparel from India C-11-8-24 (3) ment last Depart¬ MSU Badminton Club meets 5 .Saturday about his 355-3465 TERM PAPERS, disserta¬ to 7 p.m., IM Sports-Circle's upper meeting with Terzi, the PLO tions. Close, fast, experi¬ gym. All are welcome. observer. PHOTOGRAPHY enced. 351-1345, 332-8498. "I gave an official version, 78-24 (3) It's just Botany Plant Pathology Depart¬ but I did not lie." ment's Tropical Green House now That version — that the knowing cElbin^ri~ WIN $1000 TYPING: IBM selectric. Term papers, resumes, plus editing. there's a open noon to 2 p.m. Thursday through Saturday. Located behind meeting made was entirely social — Stydm) public by the depart¬ was be the new poster girl for Close to campus. 351-5694. way for the Horticulture Building. ORJl^jM (3) individuals ment Monday. The next day, it The 500-ton Locomotive H 1225 had to backtrack and admit that EXPERT TYPING, IBM, dis¬ to advertise Young took & sertations, term papers. Fast, that's neither now open to all visitors 10 a.m. to up with Terzi the accurate. Editing and graphic 4 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays. possibility of postponing CTION PHOTOGRAPHY . expensive nor Located south of the stadium. Security Council consideration designing services available. time-consuming 372-2098. 5-8-24 (4) of the Palestinian issue. Passport that brings Simulations Resume Society meets Department officials insisted out the noon to 8 p.m. Saturday, 334 ID Photos Young had not negotiated with smile on Union. Ancient miniatures and Terzi, that the two had talked 220 Albert St. board games will be featured. All 332-3026 satisfied Contest ends Nov. 30 are welcome. only about procedures. Classified BUT IT ALSO became clear PROFESSIONAL EDITING Transportation a problem? The that Young waited more than Corrections to rewrites. Typ¬ Transportation Clearinghouse pro¬ two weeks to inform the de¬ ing arranged. 332-5991. To List Your Business Call Sally 355-8255 OR-5-8-24 (3) vides information on agencies partment about the meeting, _ _ providing rides for handicappers, and then only after it was 'dis¬ COPYGRAPH SERVICE the elderly and low income in¬ closed by Newsweek magazine. completed, dissertations and dividuals. Contact Center of Hand- Young said he was quitting icapper Affairs. State News Classified resume service. Corner MAC unbowed, not at all bloodied and Grand River, 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m., Monday - Friday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday, 337-1666. C-11-8-24 I7I 355-8255 to Observatory Open House from 9 11 p.m. Saturday at the corner of Forest and College Roads. and "extremely impatient with the slow, plodding" diplomatic process. Michigan State News. Eost Lansing. Michigan Friday August 17. 1979 13 HAGAR the Horrible SPONSORED BY: Tonight at Center Stage — John Stewart, Walter by Dik Browne Daily Tv Highlights Egan, & Blackjack 9PM. 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Of an am¬ that people like? y /^easy-going monia denva vr •r 8-17 7 — ^—-&cu y\if jI Ac1' Friday, August 17, 1979 ] 4 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Group urges pre-natal kit restriction WASHINGTON A(P) — A consumer group urged the This latter malady can lead to paralysis of the lower limbs; someone more attuned to the needs of the public." Link would not recurrent urinary infections: hydrocephalus, commonly called comment, saying he had not seen the group's letter. government Thursday to restrict the sale of a test kit for detecting the brain; or mental retardation. Public Citizen petitioned the FDA in April for restraints on the serious birth defects in unborn infants, saying improper use of the water on A.F. Zobel, a spokesperson for Hoffman-LaRoche, one of the sale of AFP kits, but Wolfe said the group has not received a kit could prompt frightened women to get unnecessary abortions. The Public Citizen Health Research Group, a consumer companies that wants to market the AFP kit, said there should be response. no restrictions on the sales if the tests are to be made available organization affiliated with Ralph Nader, argued that drug Wolfe said AFP-type tests are a potential gold mine for drug nationwide. companies wanting to sell the kits should not be granted the manufacturers because they could be performed on every pregnant unrestricted marketing privileges they seek. "Provided the proper procedure is used, its clinical usefulness has woman. The danger is that without full information or complete At issue is the method for marketing to hospitals and physicians been established in extensive studies," he said. "If its distribution testing, some of these women could decide needlessly to have an "alpha-fetoprotein reagent," a laboratory test known as AFP. were restricted to a small number of centers, the vast majority of abortions, believing they carried deformed fetuses. The test, now being performed at pilot projects in Boston and New the population would not have access to it." Neural tube defects are involved in 3,000 to 6,000 of the 3 million York, is one step in determining whether a fetus is suffering from The Food and Drug Administration, the agency within HEW that births in the United States each year. The problem can be detected neural tube birth defects. will decide the marketing question, already has announced its by a series of procedures during the fourth and fifth months of The consumer group wants the kits made available only where intention to place some restrictions on the drug companies. pregnancy. follow-up testing can be conducted to provide clearer proof of birth defects, where adequate information on the scope of the testing can "WE IN FDA share a concern that AFP be marketed in a way AFP KITS ARE used in two stages of blood tests. These tests be provided to women using it and where laboratory controls are that will assure its safe and effective use," said spokesperson measure the amount of alpha fetoprotein, a substance excreted by a stringent enough to minimize the chance of error. Wayne Fines. He said the restrictions FDA expects to draft this fall fetus, in a woman's blood. Unusually high levels may, but often do will do just that. not, indicate neural tube defects. ROBERT LeFLAR AND Sidney Wolfe made the appeal to According to Fines, the restrictions under consideration would Patricia Roberts Harris, Secretary of health, education and answer the consumer group's fears and lead to data collection on the Wolfe said the doubts raised by these tests makes it important welfare, on behalf of Public Citizen. use of the tests. that two other follow-up procedures — ultrasound and amniocente¬ There are two principle types of neural tube defects: But Wolfe said he wasn't satisfied because there is no guarantee sis — be available to make sure of the state of the fetus. anencephaly, a fatal disease where there is partial or complete the final regulations will be stiff enough. Wolfe said one Ultrasound involves visualization of the fetus using sound echoes. absenceof the head: and spina bifida, the failure of vertebrae in the memorandum from David Link, director of FDA's Bureau of Amniocentesis calls for drawing out a sample of amniotic fluid, lower back to close, resulting in a protrusion of membranes from the Medical Devices, virtually endorsed the industry position. which surrounds a fetus in a woman's womb, with a needle for back. Public Citizen has recommended that Link be replaced "with testing. / \ Corn experimenter Raupp Campfitters shows square ears Rhonda Liles, of the Damage Control in Corpus off this blue-faced U.S. Department of Wildlife Christi, Tex., washes booby which was covered with WALTHAM, Mass. (AP) - A Massachusetts geneticist has developed a square ear of corn "so it won't roll off the plate." Walton C. 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Local Residents Preferred — Mandatory Pre-season meetings and training session. 1979 Football Schedule This is a clearance sale—quantities are limited, not every item will be in each store, and all items are subject to prior sale—so hurry in for the best selection! All sales final; no layaways or phone calls, please. September 8 October 6 September 15 October 20 SPECIAL HOURS FOR THIS SALE Monday thru Friday, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.; September 22 November 10 Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Sunday 12 to 5 p.m. Campfitters Ltd. Campfitters Ltd. Contact: Kathy Leisman Campfitters 924 Davis 210 N. York Evanston, IL Elmhurst, IL MSU Book Store between the hours of 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. MSU 355-3454 312 864 1940 312 834 5110 Phone 355-3454 BOO""*" Raupp Cami Raupp Campfilt 637 S Main 24000 Plymouth F Redford. Ml 313 534 4044 Pay 10"/o commission on easy to sell Merchandise