Thursday Today's forecast calls for The State News mostly sunny skies with the temperature reaching into the upper 70's. Watch out this evening because rain will attempt to close the day. VOLUME 73 NUMBER 124 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY, EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48824 SEPTEMBER 20, 1979 mmmmammmm Nonnamaker resigns for teaching position Bv TIM SIMMONS "I have very high regard for the the men's division of student affairs. In 1963 and MICHELE McELMl RRY programs Eldon Nonnamaker has put he was named associate dean of students State News Staff Writers together in a particularly important area of and was appointed dean in 1970. Eldon R. Nonnamaker, vice president for university activity," said President Cecil student affairs and services, announced last Mackey after announcing the move. "He has NONNAMAKER SAID THERE was "no week that he will resign from his position to performed admirably." connection" between his resignation and teach in the College of Education. Nonnamaker has been a professor in recent administrative changes which have It is expected that President Mackey will nominate Moses Turner of Texas Tech University to replace Nonnamaker. Mackey "The appointment of minorities indicates is also expected to name Joseph E. Mackey's sensi¬ Dickinson of the University of Michigan as tivity to affirmative action and his commitment to it," said successor to Leslie W. Scott, who is Trustee John Bruff, D-Fraser, retiring as Vice President of University Develop- Nonnamaker, who has been vice presi¬ dent for student affairs and services said he higher education for many years while taken place since Mackey's appointment. serving as Vice President of Student "The timing was such that it was just a has wanted "to return to the classroom for Affairs. matter of there being a position or offer, so some time. • "I will now be able to devote myself I could make the move," he "I have talked to my staff over the years explained. full-time to the teaching of doctoral stu Although Nonnamaker's replacement has and to my family. My family strongly urged to return to dents," he said. not been confirmed, it is expected that me teaching," he said. Nonnamaker joined the MSU faculty in Mackey will nominate Turner as a possible 1957 as assistant director in the dean of successor. NONNAMAKER W ILL BECOME a pro student office. He has served as guest Turner served under Mackey for two fessor in the Department of Administration counselor in the Counseling Center, head years as director of student life at Texas and Higher Education. He will begin dormitory adviser and assistant director of Tech. teaching as soon as a successor is appointed. If Turner's nomination if approved by the Roard of Trustees, he will become the third black to be appointed to a high level administrative position since Mackey took East Lansing office. In August, Mackey appointed Leslie B. Rout Jr., an MSU history professor, as special assistant to the president and adviser on minority affairs during fall term. reconsiders mall Shortly afterward, Lee June, associate professor and assistant director of the MSU Counseling Center, was appointed acting not include specific information on the assistant provost. By MICHAEL STUART State News Stall Writer construction details. Voters will be asked June will fill the position vacated by East Landing voters will again be asked whether they approve of the mall concept James B. Hamilton, who is taking a their opinion on the November ballot about not whether the mall should actually be one-year leave to become director of the construction of a proposed Dayton Hudson built. Center for Educational Affairs at Argonne shopping mall the city's northwest side. Construction details will be decided by a National on Laboratory in Argonne, III. City council decided Tuesday to add the I continued on 17) I continued on page page 17) proposal to November's ballot because it differs from last fall's proposal in several The new mall, although proposed for the same U.S. 127 and Lake Lansing Road site, differs from last year's plan in t hat it reduces MSU continues testing Stote News Richard Marshall the size of the proposed shopping center by Over 1,000 bikers from across the state and Midwest converged on the about 30 percent. The size is cut from Capitol Wednesday to protest the motorcycle helmet law which requires Michigan motorcyclists to wear helmets when riding. 710,000 to 495,000 square feet. This size reduction could reduce traffic flow around the mall, said Jerry Amundson, waste disposal sites CYCLISTS DEMAND SAFETY COURSE Dayton Hudson Properties vice president of By KARL BLANKENSHIP development, at an early August council State News Staff W riter meeting. More wells will have to be dug near two MSU chemical waste disposal sites before The new proposal offers changes in the Bikers converge on state Capitol overall land-use of the site which includes greater emphasis on using outlying land for officials are certain no water contamination exists, officials from MSU and the Michigan Department of Natural Resources said Wednesday. In a meeting between DNR and MSU officials, DNR officials said the direction of the parks and residential areas. The proposal also sets the mall further ground water flow had shifted since the original wells were drilled, and new wells will By BRUCE BABIARZ "We have shown that there are no WELBORN SAID HE now have to be dug downflow of the ground water. State News Staff Writer statistics in the country that show manda hopes to get the back onto the site than the earlier proposal, repeal bills, which "It's not that they're doing it all over," Charles Downs, spoKesperson for the University Motorcyclists from across the state are now pending in said Patricia Hohar, national public relations tory helmet laws decrease or increase committee in the House and on the matter, said of the new wells. "It's just that they're doing additional testing." converged the Senate, moving manager for Dayton Hudson Properties. on Capitol Wednesday motorcycle fatalities," he said. this fall. However, when Robert Hayes, a DNR geologist, was asked if it were true that nothing afternoon in an effort to push for repeal of Another biker, "Viking," of the motorcy was really certain about the sites at this time, he replied, "That is essentially correct." Michigan's mandatory crash helmet cle club "The Family" out of NO OTHER COMMERCIAL develop re Lansing, said Sen. Michael O'Brien, D Detroit, who quirement. ment will be constructed on the land vision and hearing are obstructed by co-introduced repeal legislation with Wei DOWNS SAID IT was agreed in the meeting that there has been no contamination of State troopers estimated the crowd of helmets. born, said surrounding the mall, she said. a motorcycle education program MSI "s water supply, but the six month testing of the water should continue. anti-helmet protesters at 600 persons, but "We're against forced laws that are for the state is still in the Dayton Hudson representative Dan So far, a total of 18 wells have been drilled around the waste sites during the course of beginning stages. Swantko said other changes from the Lansing police put the crowd in excess of contrary to our beliefs, laws that infringe the investigation, which started in April. 1,000. "I think motorcyclists should have the original plans include making the facility's upon the freedom of the individual," Viking water retention pond large enough to be "Observation wells were drilled around the two dump sites and the control wells were In addition to calling for repeal of the said. option of wearing helmets or not wearing dug farther away, and away from what was thought to be the drift," Downs said. helmet requirement, the leather-jacketed them," O'Brien said in used as a recreational lake and also deleting Sen. John Welborn, R-Kalamazoo, a a telephofie inter Observation wells were used for samples near the sites while control wells indicate cyclists demanded that the state implement construction of 400,000 square feet of co-sponsor of an anti-helmet bill, gave an normal conditions, Downs said. a "motorcycle additional office and commercial space. safety education course" to impromptu speech before the swelling O'Brien said that motorcyclists have Ground water flow is now in the direction of the control wells for at least one of the be given along with standard driver crowd of cyclists whose customized The council made the decision to add the "chop¬ some constitutional grounds to argue sites and possible at both, he said. education programs. mall proposal to the fall ballot after Dayton pers" surrounded the Capitol. against the mandatory helmet require "We need to get people to be aware of "I ride a motorcycle, I wear a helmet. I Hudson announced it was considering ments. HE ALSO SAID that material from the disposal sites and earth excavated from the bikers," said Jim Rhoades, president of the feel I've got enough brains to make that constructing the mall across the street from "It's similar to seat belts - should you be area will be hauled to a land fill in Wayne County in the next few days. anti-helmet group, A Brotherhood U.S. 127 boundary in Lansing Township. Against decision: government doesn't have to tell forced to wear them?" he said. One of the waste sites was located 600 yards southwest of the Jolly and Hagadorn Totalitarian Enactments (ABATE). Construction there would have given East me," Welborn said. roads intersection, "I believe it's time that government got REP. STEVE Lansing all the traffic flow of a mall placed icontinued ANDREWS, R Wolverine, within the city, but none of the added tax on page 14) RHOADES LABELED EXISTING pro off the backs, out of the pockets, and out of said that motorcycle safety education cedures for obtaining a motorcycle endorse the business of telling you how you must programs would be a benefit to the The ballot propoi ed by the ment as "insignificant and inadequate.' protect yourself," he said. continued on page 17) Business college James Egbert\s disappearance may limits enrollment explained his 'unu' by background By MARK FELLOWS But the case is far from closed. A series of spring l< The Co of Busine ;ated Wit the ceded State News Staff W riter enrollment limits preventing non-busi faculty, Rainey said, many classes are questions remains concerning his disap Aside from his young age and uncommon pearance. What is known, however, is his While in school, Egbert worked with ness students from enrolling in business "virtually closed" to students outside of talent for working with computers, James background, which may yield clues as to courses, the college's associate dean the College of Business. professor Richard C. Dubes, programming Dallas Egbert III struck many friends as why he disappeared in the first place. computers for experimental data analysis. said. , Many students have found that pretty much typical of college freshmen. He lived in an unkempt room in North Dubes recalled him as a good worker with James F. Rainey said that the move is required courses are closed to them But Egbert, who was the subject of an Case Hall's third floor, didn't take many some problems organizing himself. an effort to solve an accreditation because they are not enrolled in the intense search and national publicity, required classes seriously and didn't pay problem within the college. college and this problem has caused "He seemed to be ill quite often," Dubes He added that the need for probably will not be back on campus this much attention to his general appearance. more much confusion. fall. However, Dallas Egbert was something of said, "His physical condition sometimes faculty members is th«. root of the As soon as the college is able to match After police searched from MSU's under an enigma to many who knew him. He had prohibited him from doing his job." accreditation problem and the reason the number of faculty members to the ground steam tunnels to a Dungeons and few close friends, and fewer casual ones. for the enrollment limits. credit hour guidelines, non-business Perhaps unlike most freshmen, Egbert Dragons game convention in Wisconsin, A freshman in Lyman Briggs residential The college was informed during st udents wil find it less difficult to enroll participated in numerous extracurricular Egbert was found Sept. 11 after disappear college, he was known to skip those classes winter term of 1978 by the American activities, especially those organizations ing Aug. 15. he didn't care for or could pass without that were concerned with science fiction. Assembly of College Schools of Business Until the guidelines re met, Rainey Egbert remains, according to Texas much work. that its faculty student ratio exceeded added, the college v ill attempt to private investigator William Dear, who After almost failing chemistry his first He belonged to the MSU Science Fiction s for reditat provide relief wheneve possible. found him. in an unnamed Texas hospital term, he rebounded with a 3.9 average Society and the MSU Tolkien Fellowship, James Dallas Egbert III under medical and psychiatric care. winter term. He was forced to quit school icontinued on page 14) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, September 20, 1979 riilMDKM CARTER TO GET THE ' State News Dems favor oil price controls \A/ire Digest By TOM RAI M Associated Press Writer tory price and allocation trols for con (heating oil and similar Carter to get in step with his party in Congress and with the freeze on heating oil prices was kerosene. a step toward reimposition of In another development, a WASHINGTON - House fuels) be re established." Democratic platform he controls. ran group of House liberals includ¬ Democrats on Wednesday de Then President Gerald R. "It shows he's at least aware ing Kostmayer said they plan to dared themselves in favor of Ford removed price controls Carter has the power under of the problem," Kostmayer introduce amendments seeking reimposing Price controls on from these fuels in 1976. existing law to reimpose the said. to reimpose price controls on all Focus'World home heating oil, sending a "loud message" to President It was the second slap Democrats have given Carter House price controls. Kostmayer said the presi¬ The resolution seeks to impose price controls on re all petroleum products. amendments would be intro¬ The this year on his oil pricing dent ". . . can do it right now. so-called "middle distillate" duced when the House con¬ The resolution, approved by policy. In May, the caucus And I think he will." He said fuels. These include home heat¬ siders a major energy author¬ Scientist claims Stonehenge solved the House Democratic Caucus, overwhelmingly expressed its Carter's call last week for a ing oil, diesel fuel, jet fuel and ization bill later this month. is not binding. But Democratic opposition to the president's leaders said it was designed to decision to phase out price MOSCOW (AP) A Soviet scientist another amazing attribute for it. express a feeling that strong, controls on domestic crude oil. claims he and his colleagues have solved Researchers have speculated that the riddle of England's mysterious henge, saying it was built as a model for Stone- Stonehenge's circle of stones tioned so they can accurately determine are posi¬ immediate government action is needed to check soaring fuel oil prices. Rep. Peter H. Kostmayer, D Pa., sponsor of the House resolution, told colleagues that Weizman calls U.S. 4soft' the planets in the Earth s solar system. time for lunar and solar Home heating oil is now years, and even "the astronomical increases in In an interview with the official news be used as a navigational selling for average prices above guide to get prices in the past eight months with good friends and do not 80 cents a gallon, a 60 percent By BARRY SCHWEID States was not completely con¬ agency, Tass, sent on its wire Wednes bearings by the stars. alone justify the establishment consider that to be the final increase since last winter. of price controls." Associated Press Writer sulted on an Egyptian-Israeli day, Vladimir Avinsky, a prominent WASHINGTON - A top Dlan to Datrol the Sinai Desert. determinant of our standing as So accurate is the correlation between The resolution, approved by In interview later, Kost¬ geologist and minerologist, did not an Israeli official accused the Uni¬ good friends," Carter told re¬ a voice vote of the caucus, mayer said the effect of the dispute recently espoused theories that Stonehenge and the planets, Avinsky ted States of "weakness" in an "IS THIS CALLED friend porters. asserts "it shall be Democratic resolution "is political. It sends Stonehenge is actually an ancient but said, that those circles modeled after the unusual public shouting match ship?" Saunders "I would simply say we policy in the House that manda loud reportedly sophisticated astronomical observatory. Earth and its moon havea a message to Jimmy that underscores differences asked. remain close and friendly. We margin of error But he said he believes he has discovered not more than between the two countries. have differences, as we have one percent." Faced with published ac¬ "You are soft," Defence Mini¬ always had differences. We darter may coerce ster Ezer Weizman told Assis¬ tant Secretary of State Harold counts of their disputes, Weiz¬ man and Saunders went out of continue to work on those differences." Pope to summon cardinal conclave Saunders at the height of the their way Wednesday to pro¬ ject a spirit of good fellowship. One of the differences between the United States and exchange. VATICAN CITY (AP) Pope John Paul In the past, the cardinals — or princes Russians from Cuba "You lost Ethiopia. You lost Reporters were advised to assemble in the lobby of the Israel is Israel's policy of bombing Palestinian outposts II will summon cardinals of the Roman of the church — have met privately only Angola. And you lost Iran." State Department where the in southern Lebanon, some¬ Catholic Church to to elect popes or to attend By ROBERT B. CILLEN Western In a tense exchange lasting times with the loss of civilian an extraordinary consistories technology and trade two ministers, breaking off conclave next month, shortly after he called by the pope to name new Associated Press Writer and American relations with more than an hour, Saunders, life. On Wednesday, through talks about Sinai peacekeeping returns from a WASHINGTON The China. known as a soft-spoken diplo¬ nine-day visit to the United cardinals, the sources noted. - operations, appeared. spokesperson Carter, the Uni¬ States and Ireland, Vatican sources said Carter administration is con¬ The trade concessions option mat, fired back that bombing ted States Vatican analysts said the again criticized the pope may be sidering a number of options to centers on an American pledge southern Lebanon ultimately "I was very sorry it blew up raids. Wednesday. convening the meeting to review his first will prove put an economic squeeze on the to the Chinese to recommend to to be a foreign policy like that," Weizman said. "But year of his pontificate. He was elected The sources said the conclave of the by Soviet Union if the Russians Congress by Nov. 1 that China disaster for Israel. this is it, this is a democracy." THE the cardinals on Oct. 16, 1978 ISRAELI DEFENSE refuse to resolve the issue of be "I'm warning you, Lebanon Weizman called Saunders a pope with all 131 cardinals, planned for given the same tariff rates minister, in the The pope returns to Rome on Oct. 8, Soviet combat troops in Cuba, as the United States' will be your Vietnam," Saun friend and said, "Today we exchange Sat¬ November, would be unprecedented in after two days in Ireland and a regular urday night with Saunders, administration ders told Weizman. modern times. The exact scope and week-long officials said trading partners and access to were very calm, and as usual, said the problem is that 15,000 visit to six U.S. cities Boston, New Wednesday. credit from the U.S. Export extremely friendly." armed Palestine Liberation Or¬ purpose was not given and there was no York, A leading option under official confirmation. Philadelphia, Chicago, Des Moines con¬ Import Bank. BUT WEIZMAN, ISRAEL'S ganization personnel are in and sideration is to grant coveted The Soviets have been seek¬ Washington. first air force chief, did not SAUNDERS SAID "EZER southern Lebanon, along with trade concessions to China and ing the concession for same yield. and I have known each other 30,000 Syrian troops. withhold them from the many years. It has been denied "Don't tell me how to do for 15 years. We've discussed "Unless you use your influ¬ Soviets, the officials said. them because Congress has anything," he said. And he then many things over the years and ence to keep them in line, But the officials, who asked insisted that trade concessions "Fatally wounded" President may be alive that they not be identified, said be linked to emigration policies. criticized U.S. policy in Ethio¬ pia, Angola and Iran. always come out of it with smiles." Lebanon will never be quiet," Weizman told Saunders during the administration is not ser¬ Earlier this year, the admin¬ The argument, in English, Hodding Carter, the State their argument. iously considering changing the istration delayed the recom¬ was carried on NEW DELHI, India (AP) Most The mile-high capital remained tense during a Satur¬ Department spokesperson, said At several points, Ambas¬ sidents of the Afghan capital believe long-standing American policy mendation of concessions to the day night cocktail party at the accounts of the sador Evron, Weizman's wife Wednesday, and tanks and troops armed argument were against arms sales to China. Chinese, in part because it home of Israeli former president Nur Mohammed Taraki Ambassador "relatively correct," but he Reuma, and others tried to with Soviet-made AK47 submachine Nor is it guns considering curtailing could not decide what to recom¬ Ephraim Evron. The guests tried to minimize the import. break up the argument. But was fatally wounded in a weekend blocked entrances wheat coup, to key ministries, shipments to the mend about Soviet trade. included Defense Secretary "I sometimes have sharpish but officials of the Soviets. they did not succeed until new ruling party say sources said. Secretary of State Cyrus Vance Harold Brown and U.S. Middle exchanges at 11:30 at night Saunders finally walked away. privately he is still alive, according to a Most Kabulis feel Taraki died in the insisted that he wanted to be East mediator Robert Strauss, The options are being pre reliable report from Kabul. gunbattle in which his trusted body¬ "even-handed" in dealing with but they had left before Saun¬ pared in the National Security the communist rivals. ders and Weizman, leaning on a guard, Tarun, was killed either on the Council, the sources said, in the The Now. the sources said, the bar in new regime of Haf izullah Amin has 14th or 15th," said a diplomatic source framework of President a paneled wood alcove, anti-Soviet feeling on Capitol had their dispute. made no public attempt to counter with contacts in the Carter's statement that "we Afghan capital. The Hill is such that concessions for More than a dozen Israeli reports now rife in Kabul that the exact date is not known." have the right to insist that the the Soviets would likely be journalists and guests were 62-year old former president died from The deaths of Major Syed Daoud Tarun, Soviets respect our sensibilities defeated even if the administra¬ within earshot. One, Ido Dis- gunshot wounds after a shootout at his a former security chief, and three others and concerns if the Soviets tion asked for them. sentshik, bureau chief of the palatial residence. Pakistan Radio Tues¬ were the only fatalities reported by the expect us to respect their Less dramatic trade-related Hebrew sensibilities and their newspaper Maariv, day reported Taraki had died. state radio. con- options being considered, the provided an account to The sources said, include tightening Associated Press. Two areas in which the restrictions on transfers of He said it Soviets have demonstrated the apparently was sophisticated technology to the set off when Saunders admon¬ most sensitivity are access to ished Weizman that the United Focus=IMation You are invited to judge levies fine against striking nurses FREE COFFEE EVERY WEEKDAY MORNING 7:30-10:30am KARATE PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) A Superior two state hospitals, at the including a mental Court judge today levied a daily fine of $10,000 against striking state nurses hospital since the strike over a lengthy staffing dispute began Thursday. GOOD MORNING COFFEE HOUSE DEMONSTRATION while members of the National Guard 131 Bogue St. The court is not concerned with and volunteers cared for 1,500 chronical¬ Across from Abbott Hall reimbursing the state (for expenses tonight, as the MSU Karate Club demonstrates karate as sport, art, ly and mentally ill patients. incurred by the strike), but believes the Watch Cable TV, Read the Paper, and self-defense. Come and see what our sport is all about. . . from Judge Anthony Giannini said the daily fine might induce the local union to go fine will be shared by the 225 registered back to work, Giannini said. Study or just relax, the oldest and largest karate club at MSU. The MSU Karate Club. nurses and will be deducted from their He said individual union members will call 351-4950 or 332-7378 individual paychecks as long as refuse to return to work. they be exempted from the fine as soon as for more information. TONIGHT • 7PM • IM WEST they return to their scheduled work About 600 members of the National shifts Others remaining on strike will Sponsored by the University Guard and volunteers have been staffing continue payments on a pro-rated basis. Church and Campus Advance ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ House undecided on pay raise amendment MARSHALL MUSIC COMPANY'S WASHINGTON (AP) The House first passed, and then killed, an amendment bureaucrats and federal judges make more than $47,500 a year. who GUITAR SHOPPE to give itself and top-paid It was the second time this year government the bureaucrats a 7 percent cost-of-living House has passed a pay raise only to kill would like to ... raise. it at the last minute. In June, it accepted Rejection of the increase Wednesday an amendment to increase its $57,500-a- came on a House 219-191 roll-call vote after the initially approved the amendment year pay by 5.5 percent but then turned around and killed the bill to which the WELCOME BACK THE SPARTANS!! on a head-count tally in which no names increase was attached. were recorded. The amendment would have given not Rejection of the bill Wednesday killed only the pay raise but also a To kick off the fall term with a bit of fun, congressmembers and senators a $4 ,025- resolution that is needed to provide a year pay hike, and it would have emergency funding for a variety of come in and see us about group or pri¬ provided a 7 percent increase to all federal departments after Oct. 1. vate lessons and check out our fall term "Best Buy" specials ... Government orders LM -9 inspections WASHINGTON (AP) Airline me¬ sent an airworthiness directive Wednes¬ chanics across the United States made day morning to all U .S. airlines operating detailed inspections of DC-9 passenger DC-9s. The FAA ordered special inspec jets Wednesday under government tions of the planes bulkheads which orders prompted by the discovery of form a wall sealing the rear of the cracks in the rear section of some planes. passenger cabin. The cracks were found in the rear bulkheads of four DC 9s operated by Air The inspections must be completed Canada after a pressure bulkhead failed within 10 landings. Fred Farrar of the and knocked the tail cone off one of the FAA said about 125 of the 377 DC 9s in cd'337 9700 4feMj airline s planes Monday. The craft made domestic service covered. If cracks are found, repairs must be made before music co. a safe landing in Boston. ore The Federal Aviation Administration the plane can fly again. 540 Frandor Ave, Lansing (2 Blocks West of Brody) Thursday, September 20, 1979 3 FUN OS DECREASED Sheriff's Dept. cut By SUSIE BENKELMAN 6.65 mills to 6.71 mills, an increase of addition of a prosecuting attorney and the State News Staff Writer $107,000. This increase will cost the deletion of intended funding of three The Ingham County Sheriffs Depart homeowner about $1.00 to $1.50 average prosecuting attorney interns. ment will lose nine employees next year more a year on a $50,000 home, said FOUR NURSES ORIGINALLY intended under the county's new 1980 budget which Commissioner Gary Swartz, D.-Lansing. for the Health Department will not be was approved at Tuesday night's board of Sheriff Kenneth L. Preadmore said he is funded, deleting a $51,000 county cost. commissioner's meeting. concerned that according to Fraternal The new budget allows the commission a Although the number of employees in the Order of Police policy, he must lay off contingency fund of $428,000, an increase of department will be reduced, the actual workers with less seniority. $182,000 over last year's budget. funds for the department will be increased "The youngest people in the program are The commission also passed a resolution from $3.7 million to $4.2 million, because of the paramedics," he said. providing metro-governmental participa the partial state funding for 20 paramedics. Preadmore said that according to the tion in the Tri County Metro Narcotic The original budget deleted 12 employees union he would be required to lay off those Squad. from the sheriffs department, but the with the least seniority. Commissioner Gary Swartz introduced commission voted to allow continuation of a "I wonder if we're going to be charged the resolution, saying that the Metro Squad crime prevention coordinator, audio-visual with unfair labor practices." has not done a good job because they do not technician, and intake referral coordinator. The new budget provides for cuts in the have the adequate funding. The resolution In addition to the nine sheriffs employees sheriffs department, itemized as follows: provides the squad with $2,500 in cash cut from the budget, four law enforcement • 1 detective lieutenant contribution and $1,500 for securing evi officials will be released during 1980. • 1 fingerprint technician WITH THESE CHANGES and others, • 1 sargeant and 1 deputy from the water All other resolutions presented before the 1979 budget of $19.8 million will be safety and snowmobile unit the commission were passed, including the replaced with the 1980 budget of nearly $23 • 1 emergency preparedness lieutenant jail renovation project, which will cost the million. • 3 jail personnel and corrections officers county more than $910,000 and resolutions Another part of the budget includes a tax • 1 jail sergeant. setting the millage levies for the Ingham The line for buying football tickets Also included in the amendment is the began Tuesday with people camping out for two days to get those levy which raises county property tax from County Building costs. 50-yard line seats. Joe MoCormick. Mark O'Brien. Amanda Vreeland and Craig Menear play cards to pass the time W ednesday. Suit may prevent vote New councilmembers goal: annexation community-sponsored services on question By DEBBIE CREEMERS State News Staff Writer Although rezoning requests are ordi By SUSIE BENKELMAN "respond quickly and hear quickly" on this Owen Halls, making some residents of those narily never decided at the polls, Hunault State News Staff Writer issue, since the election date is Nov. 6. He halls voters in Meridian Township and Joan Hunault, East also said the State Boundary Commissioner Lansing's newest city said she agreed with Councilmember Alan A suit filed against the Ingham County others in East Lansing. councilmember, exemplifies the old saying Fox's observation that the whole issiu- is Clerk and Election Scheduling Committee has "shown no inclination" towards nulli¬ with Meridian Township officials said the a new twist: "Woman's place is in the "an extremely unusual case." may prevent East Lansing voters from fying his action. township would be deprived of federal and House . . . and the Senate." Hunault said she does not know how she deciding on whether to annex part of east "My feeling is that we actually intended to state revenue sharing if the section of Hunault, sworn in at Tuesday's city will vote on the new proposal, but said she campus. follow the intent of the law," he said. campus were annexed to East council meeting, is a legislative analyst on Lansing. is leaning towards it. Meridian Township is charging that Clerk the democratic staff of the State House of Meridian Township claims that the The suit states Meridian would lose "The new proposal is visibily different Lingg Brewer was not acting within his Michigan Township Charter act does not $19,108 in federal revenue sharing, and Representatives. Hunault was chosen from among one from last year's plan and I am impressed by jurisdiction when he called for the Nov. 6 provide for the action that Brewer took, and $98,538 in state revenue sharing plus 33 election. dozen candidates and five finalists for the it," she said. that the act's title doesn't clearly include acres of land and certain population benefits, The suit, filed Sept. 7, asks for "declara¬ council seat elected councilmember Carolyn She said she considers the proper role of steps for implementing this type of election. such as liquor licenses which are distributed tory judgment and injunctive relief' because Stell vacated Aug. 7. Stell resigned because student voters in the city as "the same as on the basis of population. Meridian Township claims Brewer was not County Commissioner Mark Grebner said of a possible conflict of interest with a new that this will be Meridian's best challenge, any other." Brewer said Meridian also claims that acting under jurisdiction of the State job as associate state court administrator. Hunault suggested cutting the cost of bus but also said there is "less than a 50-50 they would have to bear the costs of Boundary Commission. Brewer said he was Hunault said she anticipates spending transportation during rush hours to en chance "that the injunction will go through." annexation. acting under the Michigan Township Char¬ most of her time working for the opening of courage ridership. She said she feels this ter Act. He said the existing divisions "made voter "But we will pay for the election," Brewer a rape counseling center, the development step would alleviate the battle over space The suit calls Brewer's actions unconsti¬ registration a mess." said. The suit says residents would be of community sponsored social service pro for parking in East Lansing. tutional and claims they should be voided. deprived of civil rights by not being allowed jects, and the city's handicapper accessibi She also suggested continued funding of THE BOUNDARIES CUT through parts to vote on the issue. The election is lity project. BREWER SAID THE court will have to scheduled to take place in East Lansing. Her primary concern, she said, is working Joan Hunault the Tenant's Resource Center and encour of Akers, Hubbard, Holmes, McDonel and with the University to establish a rape agement of cooperative housing as steps the counseling center. city can take to expand the numbers of The chairperson of the East Lansing Although Hunault said she voted against housing units available to students. Parking deck put on Nov. ballot the original Dayton Hudson proposal last Hunault received a bachelor's degree in Human Relations Commission for the past November, she said she is pleased with the two years, Hunault said she is appalled by English literature from MSU in 197'.; and is the fact that the city does not have a place Council's decision to let the voters decide on currently working towards a master's the proposal. women can turn to in time of crisis. degree in public administration. by East Lansing City Council Long-term projects she said include the budget, human and social service issues and enforcement of the city's housing code. City Council voted Tuesday to add an advisory vote on the new Dayton Hudson She three year taught English for two years before stint at Health Central as a an proposal to the Nob. 6 ballot. fcontinued on page 12) By DEBBIE CREEMERS housing code violations was sent to the A resolution to designate the Citgo Block State News Staff Writer Housing Commission. as an Economic Development Corporation The proposed Grove Street parking Councilmember John Czarnecki, who project district area, establish its bounda structure made the ballot Tuesday when cited concerns regarding trash receptacles ries and appoint a citizens council for the East Lansing City Councilmembers set Nov. 6 as the date for an election million bond proposal. on the $2.4 set out on neglected a monthly basis, as well as grass and weeds, said the violation notice warning system takes too Citgo Project was approved at the meeting. The Citgo project, a $10 million, story, downtown East Lansing building eight Lansing shelter the abused Gary Murphy, group manager of finance, long, giving delinquent homeowners ade complex, will be built by 1981 at the said cost for the structure will be met by issuance of the general obligation bonds. He quate time to remove the eyesores before tickets are actually issued. northeast corner of M.A.C. Avenue and Albert Street. closer by city conned resolution said revenues from the proposed parking Czarnecki requested that City Attorney Griffiths said citizens affected by the structure will be sufficient to pay principal Dennis McGinty review the project should have possibility of some input. By ROLAND WILKERSON The council voted six to one to give the and interest on the bonds so that no general revising the city's ticketing procedure so A recommendation to prohibit parking 50 State News Staff Writer that tickets for violations could be issued Council Against Domestic Abuse six tax dollars will be needed to pay off the feet east of Hagadorn Road on the south without notice being sent. Operation of a shelter for domestic abuse months to bring a house in north Lansing up debt. side of Mt. Vernon Avenue, Linden Street, victims in The request was also passed on to the Lansing came one step closer to to city code requirements. Also at Tuesday's meeting, a request for Ann Street and Roseland Avenue was also reality at the Lansing City Council meeting At the meeting, Marcia Macomber, revison of the city's ticketing procedure on Housing Commission for consideration. approved at the meeting. Monday night. executive director of CADA, said she hoped the house, which will be used as a shelter for battered wives, would be open by Christmas. Ceremony first Councilmember William Brenke, from the second ward, was the only member to vote against the resolution. in MSU history Brenke said one reason he voted against the resolution was that the house had only For the first time in its two bathrooms. history, MSU will formally inaugurate its president. Dr. Cecil Mackey, who took office Aug. 3, "I CAN'T GET along with two bathrooms will be inaugurated as MSU's 16th presi¬ and I only have two women in my house," dent on Nov. 30 by the Board of Trustees. Brenke said. "This is the first inauguration in the The only stumbling block that may history of MSU," said Herman King, director of Academic Services. "It's been endanger the opening of the shelter now is lack of funds, Macomber said. She said she thought about in the past, but never inacted." hopes the landlord will assist iri fixing up the house. King said there has not been a presiden tial inauguration in the recent past because, CADA currently receives funds from the many of the presidents have been interim, federal and state governments and from such as Edgar L Harden and Walter private contributions. Adams. Trustee John Bruff, D-Fraser, said the inauguration ceremony will symbolize the University's satisfaction with Mackey's appointment. "We are all very pleased and hopeful about Dr. Mackey," Bruff said. Listing of consumer An inaugural ceremony will be held in the MSU Auditorium followed by a reception in the Kellogg Center. Invited guests will include representa¬ groups made available tives of MSU organizations, faculty, staff, about groups interested in landlord and A listing of groups geared to special students and alumni; educational institu¬ tenant issues, nuclear power and health consumer issues is now available through tions; the Michigan Legislature; state and the Michigan Consumers Council in Lansing. local officials and civic leaders; and mem¬ For free copy of the consumer group-, The listing allows consumers to "pinpoint a li>: bers of the Presidents Club. write the an agency or coalition near them which is Michigan Consumers Council. 414 sensitive to the concern they have," the Hollister Building. 106 W. Allegan St., Council's Deputy Director Kent Wilcox said. Lansing 48933. If you have a problem that is too tough to "We hope it will help reduce some of the tangle, pass it on to the State News frustration consumers experience when Troubleshooter. PHL 341. Philosophy of Feminism, will they're referred all over the state for the Beginning Tuesday. Troubleshooter will answer to a simple question," he said. meet in 110 Computer Center, class be gunning down your problems every instructor Marilyn Frye announced Med The publication lists more than 30 groups Tuesday and Thursday in the State News. which mediate complaints or lobby for nesday. Write to or stop by to see the Trouble- The fall course schedule book said the special consumer concerns. shooter at 343 Student Services Building. The publication includes information class would meet in 139 Akers Hall. Opinion Chrysler's plight REGINALD THOMAS Is the Chrysler as bad financial situation as everyone thinks at millions of workers inside and outside the automotive industry, iff SI/ needs more qualified it is? Is the giant auto maker will lose their jobs. It cannot be starting to become desperate in its ruled out that Chrysler's workers, pleas to the federal government for help? These questions must be perhaps with ment some sort of govern¬ assistance, may find jobs officials to more ahead investigated before the govern with other major car makers (Ford Whenever someone new takes over at a ment and the company begin to changes for Mackey's hierarchy. Whether before. subservient roles where they become and GM). university, political office or company, he or the list will contain cheap make up in the Like cheap make up, incompetent officials frustrated and thwarted in their efforts, deal with the problems of growing If one is willing to consider this she is expected to shake up the personnel on guise of incompetent officials is yet to be will be seen in their true light. They will be while the incompetent people are put above the existing team and bring in some of his or inventory and sagging revenues. possibility, then we must ask seen. But the make-up kit is expected to viewed as incompetent and will cause even them. The good make-up is left on the her own people. And MSU's new president have a little "imported" cosmetics in it. Perhaps Chrysler's central ourselves, "Is it necessary to have Maurice Cecil Mackey is no exception. more problems than before. shelves while the cheap make up is used. problem is that the federal govern¬ three major American car makers Mackey should remember that cheap We simply have to look at this Univer¬ And this is done purposefully. Mackey was expected to come in and make make up whether from MSU's cosmetic sity's history to find that the competent, ment, and the company itself, have in addition to several foreign car numerous changes within the But Sept. 27 and 28 we will see if Mackey University's counters or from someone else's is stili cheap articulate, decisively strong people are not is been unable to effectively diag¬ makers who continue to offer a hierarchy. And in response, he appointed make up. And no matter how thick you using the cheap or quality merchandise. I^ee June to take James Hamilton's place as pack given the jobs they deserve, especially when nose Chrysler's troubles and how it on it will eventually wear off. When it growing influx of cars on the Assistant Provost in charge of Special these people are minorities or supportive of those troubles will be manifested American market?" does, you will have as big a mess as you had minorities. The competent people are put in in the American economy should Programs. And he has appointed Leslie Yes, government aid is probably Rout as an intern to the president's office. Chrysler fail to remain solvent. the most viable option to solving Although these two appointments are The relief that the government Chrysler's problems. But where temporary,they represent what is expected has proposed to offer Chrysler ($1 will this aid end? Could govern¬ to come in the future. In fact, June's billion over the next 18 months) ment support of Chrysler even¬ appointment might be permanent. Hamilton is not expected to return to MSU next year. does not deal with the circum¬ tually lead to the formation of Mackey's appointments show he will not stances that put Chrysler in its another puppet corporation if not half step in taking action concerning Univer¬ current position, nor does it deal another arm of the federal govern sity policies. This is a good sign. Mackey has with some of the long range ment? done more in the interest of affirmative solutions for the company's future action in two months than our last president The bulk of Chrysler's fate lies in did in his entire 20-month reign. operation. the hands of the government, But even Mackey must make sure that top If Chrysler should receive gov¬ however it must not rely solely on level positions are not filled with incompe ernment support to remain func¬ tent government as its only means of personnel. For years this has been a tional in the near future, the survival. In order for Chrysler to major problem with this and other universi ties. Mackey has shown he is willing to make corporation must realize that its look after its best interests, it changes, and hopefully these changes will problems do not lie so much in the must rely on its workers as well as demonstrate a strong committment to the management of the company, but its stockholders for continued improvement of this University. in the type of product they offer. On Sept. 8, Mackey was expected to support of the currently troubled announce a few appointments to the Board of Keeping Chrysler solvent in company. order not to damage the American Trustees. Mackey canceled that meeting. Unquestionably, something This writer still wonders why. But Mackey economy is an assumption that must be done to rectify Chrysler's is still expected to make some other once again fails to deal with some problems. However, the American announcements at next week's meetings. of the crucial long range alterna¬ These appointments should prove to be people must address themselves to tives to solve Chrysler's plight. the problems incurred land there interesting as well as these meetings. It shall also be intriguing to see if Mackey is Many supporters of the company will be several) by keeping making positive changes or just putting a argue if Chrysler goes under, Chrysler around. little make up on the wound called MSU's Til BET mt POESNT TALK LIKE THAT TO HIS MOWER WH&J SHE ICIEST0 HELP.' affirmative action plan. This University does not need anymore cosmetic changes. It needs to see competent, serious changes VIEWPOINT: ADVERTISING Involved R.A.'s? that will improve this community. Historically speaking, whenever minority groups, and groups in general, complained The bizarre disappearance of computer genius James Dallas letting the disappearance noticed for so long. go un¬ about an institution's policies, the institution changed its make-up to show it had a new look. But a close examination of the new faces showed that they were just that — Marriage: Lore and Coffee Egbert III last month still baffles make up. The cracks in the cheap make up By KENDALL WINGROVE "Do you realize you're trespassing on she didn't serve a good cup of coffee." the The young couple was settling down to a private property?" University community. Al¬ For what is the responsibility of could be seen easily. "That's ridiculous." The quiet morning breakfast in their plush "Now, don't be hostile. You're just though the 16-year-old MSU stu¬ residence hall staff members if not people at this University have seen "If you don't believe Beverly Hills home. The husband had just excited. You wouldn't be so tense if you me, ask your wife." dent is now safe, details remain to be concerned with students' enough cheap make-up. It is time to see day quality merchandise. The Board of Trustees finished dressing and was pulling his chair drank Sanka brand. It's the coffee that lets The wife began to tremble. "Mr sketchy and speculation abounds. today living? Why have assistants is expected to be presented with a list of up to the table. you be you." Young's Where was he hiding? Was his if they cannot recognize problem "I wouldn't be tense if I could right," she said. "Oh, now you tell me you The so have lovely young wife had been up for don't mind weak coffee, but in time you'd disappearance master-minded by situations? When one considers over an hour some privacy with my wife. I've lived here learn to hate me. Every preparing a breakfast fit for a 11 months and every other morning you'd an MSU organization? And the dilemma Egbert faced every¬ king. The husband could smell eggs, day some why come down to breakfast and pretend. did he leave? But in an incident so full of day — as a youth surrounded by older students with different in Letters sausage, hash browns and coffee. As everything was ready, the wife a cup and saucer in front of her placed celebrity is barging in here telling us what kind of coffee we should drink. We kicked Mrs. Olsen out last week. What a just Pretend that you still loved me, and the same old brand of coffee. I won't live a lie. spouse, and From now on I'll serve Sanka." question, we feel a more urgent terests and concerns — one is joined him at the table. She poured him freeloader! She pretended to have a broken query has not been asked. While leg and we had to put her up. And that additionally perplexed with the An open some brew. "Honey, you can't be serious." some debate his whereabouts, we staffs failure to keep an especially letter to Suddenly, the husband pounded the phony Swedish accent. She's the biggest fraud since Juan Valdez." "Oh no? Our next-door neighbors are question the responsibility of the close eye on his safety. Perhaps if table, his face flushed in anger. "I can't breaking up. Tom is leaving Kelly because Case Hall summer staff. For it took the resident assistant had noticed President Carter stand it anymore," he cried. "Don't be hostile to me, young man. here to I'm she only gives him half a cup of coffee in the The wife was concerned. "Honey, what's help you. Did you know that four morning," said the wife, sobbing loudly. a resident assistant one week to the disappearance sooner, Egbert out of five doctors recommend . wrong?" she asked. "Why . r Mr. 1 are you so "But you're not a doctor. You're an actor. discover Egbert had disappeared. could have been found in one day I would like to express my full support of "All right honey, don't get hysterical. I'm Marcus Welby is a fictional character from still very confused, but if it will make you And it could have taken longer, if instead of one month. We hope the all energy conservation proposals that you "Why does it have to be this way," he TV." happy I'll switch brands. From now on, Mr. another student had not told the have made. In addition I fully support the muttered. "Why does HE have to be here?" incident will remind all residence "I know that and you know that, but Young, I'll drink Sanka brand." development of all, non nuclear energy The husband was referring to the R.A. that the youth had vanished. hall staff members to take their millions of Americans are gullible enough to sources as well as public transportation. white-haired gentleman sitting across the "Congratulations to you both," said While we realize that resident be fooled. What can you expect from a Young. "No need to thank me. My work responsibilities and positions I am thus shocked at action with regard table from him. It was none other than here is done. I'll assistants are also students with country that elected Richard Nixon?" go now. Be sure to enjoy seriously — and above all. to to" Chrysler. The company produces the Robert Young, popular television star. "I must ask you to leave Mr. Young. I the Sanka. It s good to the last personal concerns, we wonder if acquaint themselves with the kind of automobile which violates energy "No need to get upset young man," said cannot tolerate any more house guests. You Wait a minute. That's not drop." the staff acted saving, low pollution standards. The cars Young. "I'm just here to give you a good cup your slogan." responsibly in needs of each student. celebrities are ruining my marriage." Look kid, I sell this stuff are also said to be poorly made, and the of coffee." anyway I can. Don't blame us, it's the coffee you drink Who do you think company has been mismanaged. If Ameri "But I want to be alone with my wife." sponsors my Marcus that's destroying your marriage. Don't you Welby reruns?" can citizens wish to buy these wasteful "I know that's important to you. But remember Patricia Neal's ad for Maxim? Welcome to MSU machines, let these citizens pay, rather than consider this. Do you realize that your She said her husband would divorce her if the general public through federal support. brand of coffee has more caffeine than I propose that support be given to Sanka?" Chrysler only if a very energy efficient, As students greet MSU this fall, sistant provost. While Banks may very low pollution vehicle can be developed and produced there. I see little sense in they face the hassles of moving clothes and furniture up endless have some qualifications for the position, some trustees argued his public lor any other) support of wasteful industry. LETTER "The State News flights of stairs, meeting new poor track record in affirmative Robert A. Hahn suitemates, and returning to their action hiring would not help the 1324 West View Rd. POLU.Y September 20, 1979 favorite watering holes and res¬ Editorials are the opinions of the State News University in its fight to treat all The Opinion Page welcomes all lexers Viewpoints, taurants. The faces the rooms jnd viei Reode I follow columns and letters are personal persons — regardless of sex or — , — the students all look a little A job uoll do no opinions — race equally. And against a past os possible appear in pnnl Editorial Department foreign. But this is still MSU, and history which is marred with white I have just seen the Welcome Week tellers should be 25 lines or less ond Editor-in-chief R W Robinson Kim VandeerVeer many sights and sounds do not racist tendencies, MSU cannot edition of the State News, and am moy be edited lor State News style ond Monogmg Editoi lor Bill Holdship change. afford to trust its top offices to delighted. The original and effective use of sible Opinion Editor Joy I Haenlein Dove Jonssen on o page Viewpoints may be no City Editor The inner workings of the those who may want to keep the color, a fine array of photographs, and Susan Tompor Reginald Thomas longer than 75 lines and moy also be Campus Editor Freelance Editor Ky Owen University, however, seem to be power in white hands. In addition, especially the clear, diverse, and sensitive Wire Editor Anno Browne Chief Copy Editor Linda Oliverio taking a turn for the better. As it revealed writing are excellent portents. It's the best All letters ond viewpoints should be was at the same Welcome Week edition I've seen in typed on 65 spaced Imes ond triple Stall Representative Deborah Creemi seven spring term drew to a close, MSU meeting that a mere handful of years. welcomed a new president to the minorities and signed and include local address student Advertising Department women were em My best wishes to all your staff for this fourth floor of the Administration focu/fy or stall standing ond phone ployed in top level positions across coming year. Also my thanks for this first number sing Manager Pat Ore' issue of the 1979 80 State News. I look Building and ushered him into the University board. forward with much eagerness to the next. Cowles House. As soon as he left While it comes as a shock to no David Jones his former position in Lubbock, one that minorities and women do Okemos Texas to pilot MSU, Mackey was not share much of the bureaucratic faced with some serious problems. wealth at MSU, these two in¬ DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau For in spite of a decade long push stances combined to form a fright Pay for the stars to implement affirmative action ful picture: one of discrimination SO MAT HAP - I KEPT GETTING IN In the September 1979 Welcome W:eek PENED THEN? hiring practices into top level and deceit. And it was this picture edition of the State News, the Abrams DID YOU FINISH AFRAID TROUBLE I FINALLY UELL HOUJ "STORMY. QCTT KICKED OUT FOR. MS iYOUR CP CRISIS, bureaucracy, the track record at that Mackey tried to alter as he Planetarium and its presentations are UP AT THE MAD- NOT SMOKING DOPE ON .ADOLESCENCE? 2ns, the MSU suddenly turned the corner entered the presidency. Lee June, described. Mention is made of free light /SON GRAMMAR THE SCHOOL BUS. MORNS from poor to worse. And though SCHOOL? assistant director of the Counsel shows following our 10 p.m. shows on Mackey was not totally familiar with procedures and personnel at MSU, he entered his position and ing Center, was appointed to replace James Hamilton as as sistant provost due to Hamilton's Fridays and Saturdays. I would like to point out that while there is no additional charge for these particular Sound & Light Shows t/2'1 ' jQ \ iSLS), these shows are open only to those started to clear up some diffi¬ leave. While it has been rumored who have paid for and attended the 10 p.m. culties. that Hamilton will not return, at show preceding the SLS. The planetarium It all came to a head in late July, least, closes and locks its doors after the start of some say, a black man with the 10 p.m. show. when the Board of Trustees concern for affirmative action L. T. Shapiro appointed Robert Banks as as¬ practices, will fill his shoes. Director Michigon State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, September 20, 1979 5 DEMONSTRATION The history of a building By JOHN R. LUX department was considered one of the top three college military Like a modern day Alamo, Demonstration Hall stands as a departments in the country. Until 1962, two years of ROTC was remnant of a proud but mandatory for every able-bodied male student. dwindling army. The building houses the administration and facilities of the U.S. The Cavalry Corps was still popular after the war, but there was Army's Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC), an organization one important change — there were no longer any horses. whose membership numbered in the thousands two decades The Cavalry became mechanized and instead of cadets ago, parading but now has less than 100 members. their horses on Demonstration Hall's spacious front lawn, the Demonstration Hall was constructed for ROTC in 1927. It was groan of tanks and trucks became commonplace. the result of a very popular and highly successful program that won the NO LONGER NEEDED for horse shows or Army's highest award for excellence. polo, Demonstration During the late 1920's ROTC's Cavalry Corps was one of the Hall's main arena was converted into a hockey rink in 1950. It most prestigious served the MSU hockey team until Munn Arena was groups on campus. The annual spring horse completed in show sponsored by the Corps, 1974, after which it was used for recreational skating. using Army owned horses, was the highlight of the season in this area. It drew thousands of In the mid-60s, during the Vietnam War and the period of spectators from all over the state and acclaimed of the student protest, the building was the site of was as one many anti-war best horse shows in the COUNTRY demonstrations. The Army's presence on campus provided a convenient DEMONSTRATION HALL'S SPACIOUS arena, acclaimed at target for anti-war activists. Rocks and bottles the time as "five feet punched holes in the longer than New York City's Madison Square latticeword of windows fronting the building. Uneven Garden", was ideal for the popular horse shows. Polo was also repairs have left an erratic checkerboard of old and new windows, the scars of played in the arena, and horses were kept in the stables that old wounds. circled the arena floor. Since the end of the Vietnam War there has been a The building was also steady equipped with a shooting range in the decline of ROTC cadets, and yet many of the facilities at basement, rappelling apparatus, a large gym which doubled as a Demonstration Hall remain intact. The shooting ballroom and range in the classrooms for the study of military science. basement is still functional, as is the rappelling apparatus. The The horse shows continued and ROTC flourished until economic trophy cases in the halls laud the achievements of distinguished conditions brought on by the Depression caused the horse shows cadets. to be discontinued in 1933. Where drill teams once practiced on the front lawn, there are World War II caused a disruption in the ROTC program, but now but a few students tossing a frisbee. after the war, ROTC was expanded to the point where MSU's Times have changed. Chinese students arriving By WILLIAM E. KRESNAK Chinese Vice Premier Deng contact with foreigners and China is not equal to that in the Thirty years after China Xiao Ping opened the door for because we haven't had English United States. closed it's doors on the Western Chinese scientists to come to the textbooks made in other coun • Upon completion of their world, Chinese students are United States by signing a tries." work most of the scholars will He also said that remedial return to China to continue their -s Rob Robinson once again flocking to the five-year educational exchange Roller skating United States to gain the agreement during his historic work may be necessary for some „ . . . „ , easy wa> for nt w students to see and learn the campus. Monica Goodspeed, of the visiting scholars because lahnjah Bankston, Irene Glassman, V ivian Lamparksi, and Lady Houston took scientific knowledge needed to visit here in January. As a the Mason-Abbot Halls' Welcome W eek activity. advantage of this through modernize their nation. result, 500 to 700 scholars will undergraduate education in icontinued on page 15) "Since science and technology come to the United States by are so advanced in America, the end of the year with 2,000 many Chinese want to study coming in 1980 and 3,000 in EX VERIER CEP LA U'YERS here," said Liu Chiwu, a visiting 1981. scholar from the People's Re¬ These scholars will undergo public of China who is doing Inexpensive legal services one to six months of intensive plant genetics research at MSU. English trainingin Washington, Reports say that China hopes D.C., before being sent to to have 800,000 trained scien¬ various universities around the tists by SWEET SAID LAWYERS include legal services provided 1985 as part of a massive nation, according to the com¬ By RUSSELL A. HUMPHREY campaign to modernize in the mittee. There, they will settle State News Staff Writer are asked to volunteer their by Michigan colleges. of science and down for time at a reduced rate. Those To guarantee that you are areas technology, one to two years of For approximately 50 cents a agriculture, national defense study and research. minute, any person can hire an that do volunteer are placed on getting the proper legal ser and industry. It hopes to be¬ Some of the scholars have a list according to their indivi¬ 's, the Michigan Consumers attorney through Michigan's come a fully industrialized na¬ dual specialty. Coi cil lends that already been placed at a number Lawyer Referral Service. tion by the year 2000. of universities, But make the Lansing's extension of the : if the lawye including MSU, discussion To train the estimated Stanford, Columbia, Cornell state's referral service can be quick. On the 31st minute the 465,000 additional scientists and Princeton. rate can go up. Way up. It can reached by calling the Lawyer's needed to reach its goals, the Referral Service to get the quadruple. • has Chinese government is sending THE TWO VISITING schol An experienced lawyer can names of the lawyers who are previously handled ; thousands of its students over¬ ars now at MSU are Liu, who available. imilar type of case. charge any "reasonable" rate seas for education. arrived in April and is working for services, or about 70 dollars Before an attorney can get • will freely discuss fees aw Colleges in the United States, in the laboratory of William Tai, for the initial interview, said his name on the list, though, he lethods of payment with you Japan, Great Britian, France, professor of botany; and Chen Douglas L. Sweet, the director must agree to give a potential Maobai who arrived in client 30 minutes of his time at • will provide client West Germany, and several July to for research and development re other nations are expected to work at the Cyclotron Labora¬ for the state bar association. a reduced rate. help China's scientists. tory. There is no set fee schedule for In all, there are 10 different • provides a written, under Arrangements have also been lawyers. referral services in the state, standable estimate and final bill AT LEAST 500 students are made at MSU to accept a But with the referral services Sweet said. But that does not expected to be enrolled by the visiting scholar in the horticul¬ in the state, any person can hire end of 1979 in each of the 11 ture department, a graduate an attorney for approximately Western nations China has student in the department of $15 for 30 mintues, Sweet said. negotiated with. China will pay crop and soil sciences, and a That does not necessarily mean all tuition fees and expenses for these students and the cost could exceed $50 million a year special student in the computer science program of the College of Engineering. They are expec only lawyers fresh out of law school will handle cases, he lnd Annual within two years. It is expected that 80 percent ted term. to arrive sometime fall 18-Hour Fall of the Chinese who will come to Liu said some of the Chinese the United States will be visit¬ coming to this country may have ing scholars trained in China adjustment problems at first. before the Cultural Revolution, "The biggest problem for the including professors and re¬ Chinese coming to America is searchers with many years language," Liu said. "We don't SALE experience. speak well because of our lack of STUDENT TODAY, FRI. and SAT. 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The situation is unfortunate, because while it the best of these new compositions was one called "I'm Not may be the "latest thing" here in the heartland, much of it is YAMAHA already old hat everywhere else. Working For The Kremlin" (to which one Detroit wit responded America's musical conservatism has had special implications for with "then who ARE you working for?!") However, the audience the Clash. Thanks to the timidity of CBS records, the group's reaction was mixed — it was obvious that they were there for the standards. highly acclaimed debut was not released in this country until this The band's vintage songs, it must be admitted, sounded great on summer, when a modified version came out with singles replacing some of the original album tracks. The group's Sandy stage. "White Man In Hammersmith Palais" and "Police & Thieves" — two of their earliest reggae-based songs — were Pearlman produced follow up Give 'Em Enough Rope, meanwhile, had been released a half year before. Having been exposed to the incredibly strong, while "Janie Jones" and "Garageland" were State News Bill Holdship Clash in this bass ackwards fashion, it is not surprising that the everything the old fans could have hoped for. The greatest Joe Strummer and Paul Simenon contemplate t Detroit audience fully expected to hear the band as they sounded audience response, however, came after their version of "I Fought effects of oil politics on the world trade balance. Yamaha CR-2020 Stereo Receiver The Law," which has had the benefit of some radio airplay. • 100 watts of power When called back for an encore, the Clash began with just a The Clash, however, seemed intent on confounding the • .05% total harmonic distortion 28 HR. expectations of their followers. Instead of assailing the audience single bass figure by Simenon, over which Strummer delivered a loaded with usable features PRICE with one head banging pogo tune after another, they seemed haunting chant about world hunger. It was one of the few 4Macho. Macho Mouse!' • determined to be "The Clash/1979," spending as much time exploring new directions as they did re cycling past glories for instances where the band's much-vaunted politicism was obvious outside of their all but indiscernible song lyrics. The other instance came when (possibly in According to Variety. Walt of Disney Music, claimed the Regularly $800 *690 their new American fans. response to a taunt from the front rows) Disney Productions is entering company is aiming for secon¬ Strummer announced that "the time has come to sort out just who the disco field. Disneyland The band sauntered onstage to the sounds of taped reggae the poseurs are dary appeal to teens and adults. Check our unique 90-days . . ." Vista Records will shortly re The record, he said, will likely The Clash could have done things a lot differently. They could lease its first disco LP, a nine be found in both the children's same as cash payment plan have made things easy for themselves and played what they were song album titled Disco Mickey Mouse. and disco areas in record Layaways cheerfully accepted expected to play, but chose instead to stretch out and experiment. stores. Some of these experiments — notably bassist Paul Simenon's The album will include such attempt at singing — didn't work, but most of them did, and it is new disco numbers as "Watch Mickey Mouse "is a feisty, romantic guy the epitome of the< :ereo their willingness to try new things that will keep the Clash around Out For Goofy." "The Greatest ... when the last pogo band gives up the ghost. Band," "Macho Duck," featur everyman," Krisel told Variety. The Mouse, he added, is Dis¬ David Johansen, for his part, delivered a seamlessly tight and ing a voiceover by Donald Duck, and the title tune. Also ney's version of John Travolta. oppe emotionally powerful set, featuring material from both of his solo Krisel described Donald Duck albums featured on the LP are new as well as a few old favorites. Johansen thinks a lot like Ian as "a macho sort of disco recordings of traditional guy." Hunter, looks and sings like Mick Jagger's twin, and aspires to be Noo Yawk version of Bruce Disney tunes "Zip-A Dee-Doo- Disney Music, averred a Springsteen. Best of all, his band is Dah," "Chim, Chim Cheree," 555 E. Grand River Ave. Krisel, "really held back a bit" strong enough to carry it all off without a flaw. and "It's A Small World." while considering the plunge (between Taco Bell and Campus Corners) High points include a dynamic "Frenchette" from his first While asserting the major into disco. The concept of the 11 to 9 Mon. thru Fri., Sat. 10 to 6 album, as well as "Melody" and the very Springsteen-like market for the album is Dis LP, he said, "emerged through Phone 337-1300 "Flamingo Road" from his recently released In Style LP. The ney's usual moppet audience, a love of Motown fave "Reach Out and I'll Be There" and Mitch Ryder's old Mickey Mouse and all Gary Krisel, general manager the Disney clan." "Sock It To Me" went down a storm, as did the old New York Dolls classic, "Personality Crisis." David Johansen has come a long way since his days as the outrageous lead vocalist of the Dolls, and it doesn't sound like he's anywhere close to peaking yet. Johansen is going to get better and Math 108 & 109 Students better — watch out for him! The Undertones, on the other hand, were an anonymous and modestly-talented English pogo band that made the mistake of far out-staying their welcome. LIEBERMANN'S We have the Calculator Bill There's a brief case to you need! s Holdship Mick Jones of the Clash contemplates the perils of fit any need in our the New Fascism in increasingly conservative America. extensive selection Texas Instruments electronic slide-rule calculator TI-30 With 48 of the most-needed functions to simplify problem-solving— from basic arithmetic to higher math. "Great AOS , Tl's unique Algebraic Operating System. AOS'", lets you enter calculations as they're written, left to Performances right. versatile memory functions include store, recall, sum to memory and memory display exchange. on Film" Choose the size and suggested retail $22.00 style to meet your re¬ quirements: Attache cases, portfolios, brief "WHITE HEAT" Friday, September 21 bags, special ing leathers. cases in rugged vinyls and last¬ Our Price $14.95 "GENERAL DELLA ROVERE" Wednesday, September 26 Above: Cordura Nylon, 12' x 16", with 3" "THE ENTERTAINER" Tuesday, October 16 gusset, easy-access back pocket, pouch pocket on the front, detachable shoulder And we haven 90day sling. Black, brown, tan. "ISADORA" Wednesday, October 24 "FACE TO FACE" *35.00 exchange* if it should Monday, November 12 We'll emboss or initials in name gold break down. All films to be shown in Fairchild Theatre at no extra charge at 7.00 and 9:30 P.M. Scries Tickets: $ 5.00 for 5 admissions Single Tickets: $1.50 students or public (door only) (Like during' Finals week) Scries Tickets are availiablc at the Union Ticket Box Office According lo I lie Will terms ol I he Tl BOOH HOPE Warrant! DOWNTOWN 107 S. Washington EAST LANSING 209 E. Grand River Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, September 20, 1979 7 BILL HOLDSH1P 'Apocalypse' coming soon! "The most important thing I wanted to do," wrote Francis 'This Year's Model Coppola in his for program notes Apocalypse Now, "was to create a film experience that would give its audience a sense of the horror, the madness, the sensuousness and the moral Oh, Boy! So now, after a "practice" summer term and several dilemma of the Vietnam War." mid-'60s as the renaissance moves into full throttle. Even East terms of observation, I'm an editor for a year. And what's more, Lansing has a blossoming new wave scene with new bands Coppola's film, years and many know from campus surveys that the entertainment page is millions of dollars in the we rising all over the place and the Rainbow Ranch attempting to one of the most widely read pages in the State News. Gosh, to become this city's answer to Detroit's Bookie's club. (And just making, premiered in Manhat think of the power I must have — almost makes me wanna for the record, our fearless former leader — Dave DiMartino — tan, Los Angeles and Toronto become a conservative fascist which seems to be the general last month, garnering about is now an editorial assistant with CREEM magazine, so run out trend in American society at the moment. But what the hell — and get a subscription to "America's Only Rock 'N Roll equal amounts of acclaim, disaf¬ fection and controversy. The everything goes in circles, rock 'n roll lives, and (to quote Magazine"!) Hubert Humphrey) I'm just pleased as punch to be Newcomers to the entertainment staff this year include picture has also done turnaway entertainment editor business in all three cities. as we move toward the 1980s and William Barnhardt — a very well versed writer who will be Armageddon. covering general assignment fine arts entertainment — and "No movie has ever seemed I've got some big shoes (or sunglasses) to fill this year, and Ross Boissoneau, who will be sharing his views on jazz. State this column is to let you know what to expect on these pages News layout editor and former People's Choice editor Reggie to capture so much of the flavor, the fear, the moral during the next three terms. Like last year, we're fully aware Thomas will be covering the R&B music scene on and around that we're writing for a college audience and, while we plan to campus, and a whole assortment of old State News friends and incongruity, even the sensuali BEER S3.00/CASE cover a wide variety of events on and around campus, our aim is ty of war — let alone such a How' Brew your own! By using the finest cronies have promised to contribute an occasional review and imported and domestic malts, yeast, also to make the entertainment page as entertaining as column to these pages. complex, still hotly debated and hops you can actually brew a better war as Vietnam," wrote State tasting beer than can be bought. possible. Despite the current trends, it's all part of the Big We hope to make the entertainment section column oriented News film reviewer Byron Complete kit with ingredients to brew over 2 cases of beer only $22.95. Addi¬ American Joke, and we hope to make these pages the one place again this year, mainly 'cause we like the ego-gratification of tional ingredient packs (each brews 4 cases) available from $11.60 Baker after seeing Apocalypse to $13.80. students can still find an irreverent attitude and an occasional getting our pictures in the paper all the time! Seriously, we've Now in early August. "The Write for free catalog. bit of "journalistic" nihilism. tossed around some ideas for new columns, in addition to the film," he wrote, "is a massive, As perennial college students, the entertainment staff knows old standards like "Galumphing Gourmet", and a few of the KIT INCLUDES: what today's students are most interested in — ROLLER ones we're most excited about include: powerful, disturbing, flawed and deeply ambiguous piece of Primary Fermenter 3' j lb. Munton & Fison Imported DISCO!! But in addition to that, college students have always • "Politics Of Culture" (OK, so it ain't an original title. Whadda work. One thing is certain: it Priming Fermenter Light Hopped Malt Extract been interested in getting drunk, being obnoxious, going to ya expect from a student newspaper?) — we hope to run this Fermentation Lock 2 lb. Dextrose (Brewing Sugar) movies and listening to pop-rock music. So you'll find plenty of column at least once a week, and it will sorta be the creditably reflects the years of labor and the millions of dollars 5 feet Siphon Hose Superbrau German Beer Yeast that this year. You'll also find unpretentious coverage of the entertainment page's answer to the opinion page's "Viewpoint" "intellectual" fine arts like theater, dance, classical music, columns. In other words, it's open to the public, so if you have poured into it by Coppola and Siphon Tube Burton Water Salts his creative associates. Apoca Automatic Bottle Filler 50 Bottle Caps literature, etc. (Hey, chumps! Whadda ya think your parents some ideas, feel free to submit them. The column will deal with are sending you to college for it it's not to get some culture?!?) Ivpse Now is an incredibly Bottle Brush Complete Instructions and Recipes exactly what its title suggests, and cover such things as But that doesn't mean we're gonna neglect the Beal porno films sexism/racism on TV programs and in other arts; Rock Against original movie — I can't recall All equipment is fully guaranteed for one year and FDA approved. or every possible angle of popular culture, either. Racism, Musicians United For Safe Energy (MUSE); the ever having seen a film that Everything in¬ looked, sounded or felt quite cluded except bottles and bottle capper. If you do not have access to a bottle cap¬ Byron Baker is back this year as our film reviewer, and anti-gay themes in William Friedkin's forthcoming Cruising like this one." seriously, I don't know of a better film critic anywhere. I agree film, etc., etc. per, split the cost with a friend. with his reviews nine times out of ten, and that': pretty good • "Through Cracked Glasses" This column is an off-shoot of At any rate. East Bench Capper rack and pinion action, the best available. $17.25 — Lansing odds. Byron saw Rock 'N Roll High School when he was in New last year's "Party Time!" column. The brainchild of Mark West, audiences will soon Hammer on Capper get an does an adequate job at a low price. $4.95 York for the American premiere of Apocalypse Now, and he MSU's biggest Iggy Pop fan (see his "Sex & Drugs" column in opportunity to see what all the reports that the Ramones are "magic." Now that's my kind of the State News "Welcome Week" edition), it is sub-titled fuss is about. The United BEER GEAR film reviewer, gabba gabba hey! "Looking Toward The '80s." Get the message? West claims that Artists release will open at the Box 25093 Once again, John Neilson and I plan to give the most it's "cracked glasses" which give him his "distorted view of the State Theatre on Friday, Octo Lansing, Ml 48909 comprehensive coverage to the pop-rock music scene and world." ber 12. NAME culture. We both still foam at the mouth and become spastic • Rock, movie, TV, and popular culture trivia contests. Bench Coppei 1 still hate disco, but — even though it seems to be press. After the groups reached the top of the charts months rapidly approaching its demise — I'll run disco reviews if later, readers complained: "Why don't you review the Blondie, they're good and honest. Dire Straits, Talking Heads . . . albums? All you jerks ever Just remember two things — everyone's crazy and nothing's review is punk rock!" So pay attention. This year seems sacred — and we'll get along just fine. You may die today, but destined to be one of the greatest years for rock since the have a nice one anyway. MSU Orchestra announces openings Are you a frustrated Hafetz? students, MSU staff members The University Orchestra There are plenty of openings Does no one around the resi¬ and dependents — and you meets Mondays, Wednesdays, particularly for strings. dence truly appreciate your don't have to be Philharmonic and Fridays from 10:20 to 12:20 So if you're interested call bassoon solos? Then the place material. In addition to the and gives performances Dennis Burkh at 353-6485 or for you may be the MSU University Orchestra, an ama- throughout the year including teur orchestra is in the plan- 355-7559 or go to Room 503 in Orchestra. the popular MSU opera produc The Orchestra is open to all ning to meet once a week. tion with major opera stars, the Music Practice Building. 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T t_ t If book i* PIIF Till BOOK IS IECIMIERIEI THIS Bill IS IEIIIIEI on shelf cards HOURS Thursday 9-20-79 7 30a.m.-9:00 p.m Friday 9-21-79 7 30 a.m.-9:00 p.m Saturday 9-22-79 9 00 a.m.-5:00 p.m Monday 9-24-79 7 30 a.m.-9:00 p.m Tuesday 9-25-79 7 30 a.m.-9:00 p.m Wednesday 9-26-79 7 30 a.m.-9:00 p.m Thursday 9-27-79 7 30 a.m.-5:30 p.m Friday 9-28-79 7 30 a.m.-5:30 p.m Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, September 20. 1979 9 tmmmamwarn JJLL SUMMER ttS FALL! • Wider Aisles • New store layout for easy shopping convenience • Free lockers to protect your belongings while you shop ] Q Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, September 20. 1979 Visconti's elegant ' Local M.D. By BYRON BAKER publish es book makes Giancarlo Giannini's State News Reviewer Tullio a total buffoon (in the By SUSIE BENKELMAN the bottom line," Burns said. In the last section of his book, Italian director Luchino Vis MIDNIGHT SHOWS Italian version, the character State News Staff Writer "In basic life problems, there's Burns conti was seriously ill through recognizes the impor seemed merely gratingly stu A Lansing doctor's prescrip¬ out the production of his The always a decision to be made." tance of positive thinking. pid), and mars most of the other tion for indecisiveness cannot Innocent (Analysis Films; at College students' lives typify People must not be over be found in the local the Campus Theatre), and died performances as well. Giannini pharmacy, this problem, he said. cautious or over-adventurous i is not right for this part — he's but in the local bookstores. When people go to college, and must find a comfort range shortly before the completion of MAiii How to Make Decisions... shooting. The director's illness too smart and actorish to be they're confronted with a lot of when "generating their fanta¬ Without Really Trying was different ways of doing things, sies." IVisconti directed much of the credible — but he does bring a circulated throughout area and they have to make a lot of film from a wheelchair) and nice physical presence to the bookstores August 24. The new choices. Burns presently lives in East untimely death may partially film. O'Neill is fine, but it's a large, $4.95 paperback — writ¬ "We see our firm guidelines Lansing and works in the explain some of the film's mystery why Visconti openly ten by Steve Burns, M.D. and and absolute rights and wrongs emergency room trainee staff weaknesses. The Innocent is a sought such a specifically illustrated by MSU graduate crumbling before our eyes," he at Ingham Medical Center. slow, lush, elegant period melo¬ American actress for the role. Vince Macek Macek lives in Y psilanti. drama of lust and manners. — explains the said. Ther e The Much of the film is gorgeous — processes of personal decision Burns relates this idea to his As for their next effort? Innocent, though — aside from making. Visconti, a romantic Marxist, experiences in the '60s when he "I don't know yet," said a respect for the late Visconti — Burns and a printer produced made the decision to drop out of directly utilizes flamboyantly is Laura Antonelli, who single Burns. "I'll have to live some 1,000 copies of the book without medical school. detailed decor and costumes to more to find out." handedly seems to be luring the help of a publisher. He is "My parents told me that give the viewer an arch, sump¬ domestic audiences back to tuous sensual appreciation of using the Lansing area as a they didn't think it was the But in the myriad of "how-to" foreign films. She is probably test market for the book, and books, in today's self-help the climes and lives of his the said if the book sells well here, right thing for me to do, but or Fri. & Sat. Only most beautiful, sensuous that they would be behind me psychology sections of the characters but it lacks both he may 676-5955 and desirable actress working ask a major company to no matter what I decided," he bookstores, only in the Lansing the consistent dramatic inten¬ All Seats: s2.00 in film today. Her discontent publish more for him. said. "I knew that it was not area can one find Dr. Burns' sity and credibility to be very The language of the book is what I was supposed to do, but 10 min. South and sensual plaint, so vividly unique prescription for indeci¬ affecting. It's pretty, and it's of E. Lansing expressed by her face and simple and easy to read, with it was what I wanted to do right siveness. interesting, but it isn't terribly The late Luchino Visconti. The Italian director's body, are the driving forces large lettering intermixed with then." compelling. last work, The Innocent, is now playing at the Macek's cartoons. The cartoons Burns said he was indepen Based on a 1892 novel by poet behind whatever works affec- and Campus Theatre. tinglv in the film. Antonelii's keep the reading light and give dent of all "religious framework pundit Gabriele D'Annun the reader something to relate or structures." zio, The Innocent concerns the drew you to charms and sly intelligence are lover, who has since died. This the screen in those to. "These structures do three doomed romantic outings of also lately on local display in is rather more than Tullio's pictures, and through careful Comparing the mind to a vast things," he emphasized. "They Tullio (Giancarlo Giannini), a Marco Vicario's W'ifemistress basically twisted sense of male pace and slow progression, put computer, the book conveys make your decisions for you, wealthy, liberal and atheistic the viewer in the middle of the iQuartet Films; at the Meridian that everyone can make instant honor can tolerate, and he they tell you what you should aristocrat. Though Tullio sees Eight Theatres), a thoughtful, resolves to murder the child. narrative. Perhaps the films decisions due to the mind's want and they try to give you himself as a "sensitive, free- disturbing and occasionally That, he seems to believe, will were not always successful — ability to weight, evaluate and feelings of self-worth on the thinking intellectual," he is highly erotic melodrama. Wife- rectify everything. The Stranger, for instance, is judge everything on the basis basis of their principles. actually a cruel, self centered not a very good movie at all - mistress has none of the class of past experience. "But if I'm always doing and thoroughly decadent popin¬ The Innocent, regardless of what its specific dramatic virtues and but Visconti thoroughly invoi or prestige of The Innocent, "I find that in the majority of everyone tells me to, I don't jay. Not only does Tullio openly and Vicario is Luchino flaws, is ved the viewer. It's possible, no problems, decision making is feel myself," he said. engage in an affair with Teresa a great testament to with ample time to cut, loop and Visconti, but Wifemistress, prepare the film in post produe thanks largely to good perfor¬ tion, Visconti might have been mances by Antonelli and Mar The Innocent, regardless of its specific cello Mastroianni, is a better dramatic virtues and flaws, is a great testa¬ able to do more with the mood movie than The Innocent. PORNO TONIGHT Now featuring Laura on of the picture, but The Inno¬ ment to the late Visconti's ability to use set¬ cent, as it stands, is sometimes Sometimes a good film by a EXCLUSIVE LANSING/EAST LANSING ENGAGEMENT " MisBehavin" is Keyboards S Vocals lesser talent is thai most rare ol porn films a well rounded, three tings, costumes and the general ambiance of a very silly film. The story preferable to a dimensional entertainment. flawed picture by a master. a film to extraordinary advantage. seems forced and occasionally A DYNAMO OF SEXUAL ENERGY. ALL PARTS MESH LIKE A WELL- farcical, though we are given OILED MACHINE. ONE RARE PORN FUCK' Fri. & Sat. (Jennifer O'Neill, weirdly play the late Visconti's fairly broad nudges as to the TpliTian Triplex SOPHISTICATED SEX! VISUALLY A PLEASURE ability to use YOU CAN BET ing a sensual Italian countess), settings, costumes and the gen- tragic seriousness of the story. The English-dubbing doesn't ON MISBEHAVIN DIAMOND T much to the distress of his wife neral ambiance of film to LESLIE BOVEE IS THE MOST TRASHY. FLASHY G0L0 DIGGER THE Country Rock a Giuliana (Laura Antonelli), but extraordinary advantage. The help much. For one thing, it SILVER SCREEN HAS EVER SEEN." he has the lark of grace to come in which Tullio and home to his wife and complain rooms THIS YEAR S HOTTEST M \ SLICES DEEP INTO THE Giuliana live, daubed in deep X-RATED! M to her about his mistress' SIR MAC, UPPER CRUST SOCIETY Sun. 1st Annual Lizard's Pin- conduct. colors, are meticulously de signed and recreated, but the > THE SUPERIOR PRODUCTION!" JKj. MtfL WITH THE LOWER DEPTHS MORALITY ball Tournament & Benefit for the Giuliana pines for a time, and decor is than simploy I'Jf MA > MAGAZINE ■ TREAT YOURSELF eventually slips into an affair handsome more or even breath SINFULLY m ROYALLY SPEND Impression 5 Museum with a young novelist. When . Tullio learns of her affair — in taking — it's tremendously AIRPORT'79 DELICIOUS!" .^^^■^^■IQNIGHT MISBEHAVIN Prizes. Live Music! expressive of their lives and : -asfPGj IT S THE RICHEST an interesting touch of irony, he EROTIC DESSERT characters. The sets and cos is told of her infidelity by tumes don't just feel lived in, WE'VE EVER Teresa — his awareness of his they feel lived in by these FEASTED OUR wife is shaken and oddly en¬ characters. EYES ON. hanced, He starts to see her as - BLUE REVIEW & incredibly desirable, and does The problem with the film is MAGAZINE 294 Abbott fttLUiumtt Ml. 1517 M1-B85 everything he can to make her one of tone. The Innocent fall deeply in love with him. seems clearly cut from the Tullio renounces his mistress, fabric of the director's other and works to reconcile his intense and obsessive literary relationship with his wife. adaptations. The Leopard, The Things seem steady for a while, Stranger and Death in Venice until it becomes Giuliana is pregnant clear the by her all share dramatic a consistent level of BREAKING — style; the director AWAY THE ARCHIVE PROJECT... a journey into a black hole" Showing weekends at Abrams Planetarium thru Oct. 21st Lesllie Bovee is Current sky talk presented after all shows. Telescope observing after Bp.m shows. MisBehavin' Sound C light show following 10p.m. shows. This week featuring: "Bat Out of Hell" by Meatloaf PORNO TONIGHT Showtimes; 7:30, 9:00, 10:30 Showplace: 102B Wells call the COSMIC Admission: 2.50 Students HOTLINE 355-4672 3.50 Non-Students vro'l Pay A SONIC SPECTACULAR Virgil Fox is a.superstar who has crossed SILENCE IS DEADLY. cultural boundaries with his" Heavy Organ" recitals. For this MSU concert, Dr. Fox will play his newest organ, the world's largest computerized instrument, nicknamed "The Aristocrat." Witt) four manuals, it boasts over 150 speaking stops, 316 console controls and is made up of 12 computers programmed with organ tones from the greatest pipe organs in the world. Tonally, it equals a 200 rank pipe organ, almost the equivalent of the Mormon Tabernacle organ. Virgil Fox... a treat for the senses! Lively Arts Series Opening Night Tuesday, October 2 at 8:15 P.M. UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM Single tickets on sale NOW at the MSU Union Ticket Office & the Arts Box Office in Lansing. PUBLIC: $8.50, 7.50, 6.00. FRIENDS DON'T LET FRIENDS 50% discount to full-time DRIVE DRUNK. MSU students with valid I D. g* W 1 ] Michigon Stote Ne\*s East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, September 20, 1979 By JULIE MACK A checklist should be provided to the renter on moving in, and State News Staff Writer should be returned within seven days. The landlord should give So. You've just moved into your dream apartment, only to discover the sewer is backing up and the furnace doesn't work. the renters two copies of the checklist. In preparing the checklist, tenants may discover a few Opening Bowling Where do you turn? unpleasant surprises, like low water pressure or furniture in Or perhaps this is your first time living off-campus and you're need of repair. To get maintenance work done, tenants should Friday, Starting at 9 p.m. unsure of the initial responsibilities of being a tenant. follow a specific procedure designed to eliminate unnecessary All day & evenings In any case, don't panic. Problems encountered by new hassles, Yales said. tenants are not insurmountable, according to Michael Yales, "First, tenants should contact the landlord and ask him to have system researcher for the Tenant Resource Center. the problem fixed, and ask for it to be fixed within a certain Saturday Renters get court tips Furthermore, there are steps you can take now, as you first move in, to avoid problems in the future. One basic area of concern for new tenants is a housing time," Yales said. "The renter should write down the date he talked to the landlord, the topic of conversation, and a summary of what was decided. Rent-a-Lane checklist, Yales said. Every landlord must supply a checklist form to the renters if a security deposit is paid. The list is an "IF THE RENTER doesn't g"t results by the date agreed on, he to guard selves inventory of furniture and property within the house or apartment. should send a letter to the landlord discussed in the previous contact, and state that the landlord failed to complete the agreement. Then restate the problem and restating everything 48.00 per lane "LATER ON, WHEN you want your security deposit bark, you'll want something in writing about the condition and ask again to have it fixed. Give a date you want it fixed by." If that doesn't work, the tenant's next alternative is the local Holiday Lanes For Info.motion « Reservotior possessions of the place," Yales commented. building-department inspector. If the problem involves a code 3101E Grand i«» N°"h oi Hondo. Coll 337-9775 "This is not only an inventory of furniture, but of everything violation, the building department will give the landlord a that's wrong. Renters should list every little thing they find, specific number of days to solve the situation. Renters should such as nail holes, broken furniture, tears in the carpeting. ask for a copy of the building department report. When you move out, you don't want to have to pay for those In an emergency situation where the problem must be TONIGHT I continued on 15) things." page OPEN - 7:00 SHOWS • 7:30-9:3 "An erotic idenl. jack kboil (jl VM ARI.O (jl WMM U.S. black leaders visit Lebanon rlCLASSiCfLMSK L VK\ .\MtmiU %e .lf\MITRO'\ni By STEPHEN K. HINDY Associated Press Writer THE GROUP VISITED the southern heavy damage was evident as a village of Damour, where result of what officials said was an ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S Innocent HE BEIRUT, Lebanon - Premier Salim El Hoss today told a Israeli air raid. Palestinian officials led the tour, and one official delegation of American blacks that Israel was responsible for "very savage" attacks on southern Lebanon. The Americans met with Hoss before touring an area of explained that weaponry. some of the fighting involved the use of American ILJ R OPEN 7PM 1 NNRONG last Day southern Lebanon that officials said was ravaged in artillery attacks and- bombings by Israel and its right wing Lebanese "That sounds like our tax money," said Joseph Lowery, president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, Iwlwlffl AT 7 IS 9 15 Beyond the Christian allies. The Israelis say the region is a staging ground for standing among bomb craters and shell fragments. "It seems as | i jEuSEEGSEI Poseidon Adventure" PG guerrilla attacks on Israel. though I am standing in the ruins of World War I or World War /V1AN STARTS FRIDAY AT 7:15 ond 9:20 "If there is such a presence, Israel itself was the cause of their II." I HIS SUMMER S SMASH COMEDY Hit displacement," Hoss told the American black leaders. "Israel caused hundreds of them to leave their homes." There are several hundred thousand Palestinian refugees living in Lebanon. The 10-member American delegation arrived here Monday at LEBANESE OFFICIALS SAID ground, sea and air attacks by- Thursday 8:00 the invitation of Yasir Arafat, chairman of the Palestine Liberation Israelis and Israeli-backed forces between March and August in Friday 7-30 9:30 Organization. southern Lebanon killed 329 civilians and wounded 647. All 109 Anthony 349 2100 MERIDIAN MALL PETER fALK » ALAN ARKIN LAST DAY ... 2 FEATURES OPEN 6:45 ALAN Al OA 1 MANHATTAN" AT 7:00 IATE [chuck . - norris (ft BARBARA HARRIS\ / ' ANNIE EtAEL AT 8:35 K GOOD GUYS THE y/ U CTADTC rotn«V STARTS FRIDAY...AT 7:00-9:05 WEAR BLACK JK3 SEoucriax OE JOETYXAXm OPEN 6:45 Lntw" „ it s back ... the cult movie of the year! Gone Wilder iL*. The » 25C OFF On All Pints • Chocolate 1 Wiferqistress RICHARD PRYOR FILMED 1 Six • • Vanilla Coffee LIVE IN CONCERT. Wonderful • Carob uioodrto«»v — $1.50. Residence Hall Students must present card & ID Michigan Stale ^ Thurs: Brody 7:30 & 9:45 to gain free admittance. "J 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, September 20, 1979 Teachers ordered back be taken when the school in Class size is another area By ROLAND WILKERSON tenure and retirement office of was session, allowing the schools to where the two parties have not State News Staff Writer the Michigan Department of receive state monies. come to an agreement. Striking Lansing Teachers Education, said the Lansing Students with learning prob¬ and theLansirgBoard of Educa school system stands to lose According to a spokesperson tion were ordered back to the for the LSEA, the schoolboard lems due to severe handicaps several million dollars in state and teachers are a long way such as blindness or mental bargaining table Tuesday by aid if children are not back in from signing a pact. retardation, carry a "weight", Ingham County Circuit Court school by Sept. 28. Judge James Giddings. "If there is no membership BY A MAJORITY of 85 meaning that when computing class size, they are considered The show cause hearing was count, the Department of Edu percent, the teachers voted to be "three" students. the result of suit filed by five cation has no legal authority to Sept. 4 to strike until a contract settlement was reached. The spokesperson said the parents in an effort to stop the distribute state aid," Bishop strike, which began Sept. 4. said. Teachers are asking for a weight factor has been disre Giddings scheduled a meet She added, however, that in cost of living allowance, which garded by the school board. ing for 9:30 a.m. Friday to the past the legislature has would entitle them to a check at Although teachers were consider the suit. the end of the year making up offered extra money for taking passed special legislation set Faith Bishop, director of the for the rise in the cost of living. the large class, they say the ting up a date for the count to answer to the problem is cut¬ In addition, they are also requesting a six percent pay ting class size, not overloading increase. pay. LCC offers class Edible wild vine via media the ATLANTA (AF) - No one would compare it to asparagus in Oriental cuisine and is high in fiber and low in calories, with hollandaise sauce. But cholesterol and sodium. State News Richard Marshall Each registration, a combina Components of the course are there's enough of the crawling Jake Tinga, a horticulture tion of crowded aisles, long weekly newspaper articles in kudzu vine in the Southeast to professor at the University of Billy Johnson, left, age 14. and Bobby Bruner, 15, both of Walter H. French Junior High School in lines, and rising prices can the State Journal each Sunday feed an army, and experts say Georgia, explains that the vine Lansing watch as their teachers picket their school. The kids want to go back to school but the teachers make book buying an unforget beginning Sept. 23, class dis¬ is a "staple of Oriental cuisine." want a new contract which will provide better benefits and a salary increase. i it's edible. table, and perhaps, regrettable cussions, and a 10 part televi¬ The vine, brought over from There its tips are cooked much sion series on WKAR, called like asparagus is cooked in the Japan and now the bane of Connections. But Lansing Community Col¬ lege may have a solution to the An optional four-credit many farmers and homeowners who hate its one-foot a day United States, and its roots are cooked as Americans would boil Councilmember's goal: more services dilemma. course, Technology and Human growth rate, has long suffered a potatoes. Values, based on the television bad reputation. Agriculture officials the A new course offered this fall say (continued from page 3) grass roots organization part of people have the opportunity to Hunault's area of specialty on and newspaper series along vine's leaves can be picked now But horticulturists, agricul the operation, and left when work on a concept and see it the Democratic Research staff at the college will provide with class work, a text and and boiled for salads or as a turists and home economists Health Central officially opened realized, and I enjoyed the is health policy, education by means of the class discussion will also be say the vine is used frequently vegetable. its doors," she said. "Very few experience." television and newspaper offered. Registration for these classes The two credit course, Con will be held today, Monday and nections: Technology and Tuesday. For information call Change, explores the sources the Lansing Community Col¬ and consequences of technology lege Humanities Department at and its effect upon society. 373-7073. Choice Series StCIB'W Take a stroll down the "Great White Way " with any four of Take an idea, make a plan. Broadway's brightest musical comedies and plays for only Bring it tolife at Riders. 1979-80 Have fun making up your own series of any a fraction of the cost of being there. You save more than 15% over regular box office prices when you purchase a series. What's more, you can 4 events from this list. Choose a dance series charge it! Choose Any Four. a classical series or a sampling of theatre, dance, variety and music. VIRGIL FOX, MASTER ORGANIST Sonic spectacle with the world's largest computerized instrument. Tuesday, October 2 BILLY TAYLOR TRIO Great jazz performers Wednesday, October 17 "SHOWBOAT", Classic Broadway Musical Thursday, October 18 Thursday, October 25 FORREST TUCKER and BUTTERFLY The Tony-Award winner as Best Play of 1978, Thursday, October 18 MC QUEEN star in a new, lavish production of "DA" is a beguiling play about a son's need to "DA", Broadway Drama the powerful American classic. Enjoy "01' Man come to terms with his father, his "DA," and Thursday, (f)ctober 25 with himself. In a class with the best of Sean River"and other favorites from the unforgetta¬ DRESDEN STATE ORCHESTRA ble Kern & Hammerstein score. O'Casey... steeped in Irish language, laughter Music of Wagner, Mozart & Strauss and atmosphere. C.6. + P.B.R. -t Quart Nite Monday, October 29 VIENNA CHOIR BOYS chapter two World's most beloved choir Tuesday, January 15 A KRASNAYARSK SIBERIAN DANCERS Colorful costumes, music, dance Thursday, January 17 ELIOT FELD BALLET Great American Classic Ballet Wednesday & Thursday, January 30-31* Thursday, February 7 CLOWN DIMITRI Tuesday, November 27 A razzle-dazzle revue of the best from the Grand Master Mime, Musician,Circus Clown Hailed as Neil Simon's best play, "CHAPTER Old Man of Broadway, Eubie Blake, who is 95 Wednesday, February 6 TWO" is a warm and human love story. NBC's and still going strong! His famous show tunes Gene Shalit calls it " a triumph..For crying out supply the undercurrent for this dance-crazy FOLKLORICO OF CUBA loud sec this play. Also for laughing out loud" jewel. First time in the U.S. ! Thursday, February 28 PILOBOLUS DANCE THEATRE Dance, Acrobatics Gymnastics, Comedy Monday & Wednesday, April 21-23 * mjjjjjT These events all at 8; 15 p.m. in the University Auditorium. MlAfbtJSl Series tickets on sale NOW at the Union Ticket Office, 8:15-4:30 p.m., weekdays RESERVED SEATS ONLY! PUBLIC: DEATHTRAP $35.00, 25.00,15.00. FULL TIME MSU STUDENTS. $17.50, 12.50, 7.50. Tuesday, April 8 The Belafonte mystique is many things. There's *Note events with a choice of date J Monday, February 25 the voice, "crystal-pure and tender as an Irish An entertaining, hilarious, devilishly fiendishly tenor's " but, also "as full of animal lust as a clever, ingenious, absolutely spellbinding, chilling comedy-thriller. In other words, a hit! blues singer's." Belafonte is a recording artist Don't miss it! (Also a University Series event) (33 albums to date), a concert singer, Broadway !/\ TV Film star, friend to the meek and the - mighty, humanitarian. A musical evening with Start the Quarter Harry Belafonte is an unforgettable experience. off Hot AU shows in the University Auditorium at 8:15 p.m. with NOW ACCEPTING MAIL ORDER FOR SERIES TICKET,COUNTER SALES OPEN Reserved seats only. SERIES OF 4 SHOWS: $40.00, 30.00, 20.00 Salem Witchcraft at E. L.'s Rock Spot Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday. September 20, 1979 13 Troopers picket Capitol 2nd Annual M'* By LAM WIEGAND United Press International State police troopers pick "A strike would be a the face to voters who the amendment," he said. slap in passed Trooper morale is low follow ing since the talks dissolved, he said. said Trooper Erban Brown of the Lansing post. - i 13 year veteran of 28-Hour Fall eted the Capitol Wednesday, Voters approved a proposal "They feel state police direc¬ the force, said animosity be STEREO charging Gov. William G. Milli giving troopers and sergeants tor Col. Gerald Houk has sided tween the governor and troop ken with blocking their voter- collective bargaining rights last with the governor and it's hard ers "doesn't encourage us to approved collective bargaining fall but implementation has to be loyal," Gotts said. enforce things," suen as the 55 rights. been stalled by a dispute be The people voted for it,' it's mile per hour speed limit, but About 40 off duty troopers tween Milliken and the troop unfair that it's been vetoed," would not elaborate. SALE carried signs reading "Milliken ers. Areas of disagreement Ignores Voters" and "What include who will conduct the Happened to My Vote" in the union representation election WELCOME BACK Michigan State Police Troopers and whether to divide the state Association's first public police into two bargaining TO NEW STYLING demonstration against the gov ernor. As The Legislature twice passed AND COMFORT TODAY, FRI. and SAT. union-backed bills giving the they circled in front of the Hush Puppies You'll find gigantic savings Capitol steps, the out-of- Michigan Employment Rela uniform troopers were watched tions Commission authority to fashion boots on all types of audio gear ignores a; by about 200 leather-jacketed hold the vote. Milliken vetoed .n motorcyclists who had come to protest the state's mandatory both measures, insisting the state Civil Service Commission comfortably priced Here's one example: helmet law. should do it. You'll make your own fashion statement voters" Many of the bikers accepted "Listen to your troopers, Gov. Milliken won't" bumper stick¬ ers from the picketers and Following an exchange of angry tween tives words, discussions be Milliken and representa of the 1,800-member this fall in boots that talk y our language comfort and value, The look is right. The fit's a natural And you'll love the price See these and many more. applied them to the backs of MSPTA broke down last their jackets. month. GOTTS SAID MILLIKEN'S SGT. GORDON GOTTS, attorney contacted the MSPTA president of the MSPTA, said counsel Tuesday, but there was picketing would be the troopers "maximum effort" against the no sign that talks would governor. • features Sony motor • has optional repeat • fully automatic 28 HR PASS THE WORD! Regularly $190 PRICE *147 About 40 off duty state troopers took to the picket (only 4 available) lines for the first time in front of the Capitol Wednesday, to bring before the public their strug¬ gle over collective bargaining rights. Check our unique 90-days r— "-T same as cash payment plan | 50% OFF AMY PIZZA | Layaways cheerfully accepted SJJPJZZA | ereo 2417 E. Kalamazoo 487-3733 122 N. Harrison 351-7363 Expiration Date Sept. 28, 1979 One Coupon per Customer _ | | Higgins Hush Puppies Shoes oppe 555 E. 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The response was so good last term that FRANDOR • LANSING MALL • LOGAN CENTER we are repeating this offer again! 9rre;:'m ^ HOLDEN-REID'S ^ On Sale Monday through Friday! ■ ^ 21 1979 The Attic J a- OFFER EXPIRES SEPTEMBER ] () Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, September 20, 1979 Planetarium Women's studies offers tour courses offered Abrams Planetarium will be offering a program Sept. 24 By MOLLY MIKA State News Staff W riter through 27 to highlight the presentations the planetarium puts on for the publir. Because traditional courses are almost exclusively about the The program, titled "What Happens Under the Dome?" will lives and work of men, the Women's Studies Program at MSU is include a tour of the planetarium via a slide show which will tell offering courses for and about women, the faculty coordinator said. everything from how programs are put together to how special Marilyn Frye, associate professor of philosophy, said the effects are created. program was created four years ago to further an understanding There will also be a short light program featuring songs from of women — their history, their psychology, their biology, their the current albums by the Cars and Supertramp, as well as a sky role in politics and the economy, and their contribution to the arts. The program differs from traditional courses because material program in which someone will explain the current sky. The show will also include a brief history of the planetarium and research on women is presented from a women's point of t and she said. an excerpt from their current show, "The Archive Project." Show times will be 4 p.m. and 10 p.m. each day, and seating is Frye, who teaches philosophy of feminism, said the program limited to 250. provides teaching-learning situations in which women are taken- No one will be admitted after the show begins. seriously. The planetarium is located at the corner of Science Road and Shaw Lane on the MSU campus. MSU STUDENTS MAY take Women's Studies courses a$ electives or as a thematic concentration similar to a minor. Fifteen courses on women are offered this fall, including an anthropology course on the status of women in cultures and societies, an English course on women in literature, four sections Com initer of the American Thought and Language course on women in America, and a family and child science course on human sexuality and the family. State News Deborah J. Borin There will also be a history course on women in industrial get new consultant Danai Borders, 12, left, and Patty Hefrich, 11, both from Okemos, found a newly paved Hagadorn Road to skateboard on. They have gone almost everyday for the last two months. area near society, a Justin Morrill inter-college equality in religious belief systems, women course on male and female a management course on. and minorities in the world of work, and four sections of a In an effort to increase minority enrollment in computer natural science course in biological and social aspects of human, science classes, a special computer consultant for those students will be available beginning this term. reproduction Other include The new program is designed for minority students who do not normally enroll in computer science classes while attending Dahl and Jen new faculty members course on sex the courses roles, and on a in philosophy of feminism, a sociology psychology course on selected topics itv psychology of women. MSU, said Leslie Rout, special assistant to the president. Two professors have joined bachelor of arts "When I first began to look at things that needed to be done degree in wan University, his master's University of California in the MSU faculty in the here, this was an obvious need," Rout said. "For many minority Depart nutritional science from the degree in food science from Berkeley. He has also served on ment of Food Science and students coming out of high schools in Detroit or Flint there is a University of Wisconsin in Washington State University, the food science faculty ' ° Human Nutrition. Green Bay and received her at fear of numbers that keeps them away from classes like this." and his doctorate from the Clemson University. Rout was appointed special assistant to the president shortly Carol A. Dahl, professor, will an assistant master's and doctoral degrees in food administration from the 0° 09° o °Cp after Cecil Mackey took over as MSU president in August. assume teaching The program will be run on a limited basis with one specially and research responsibilities in University of Wisconsin in ****************** °°°

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Ill EBH DATES STUDENT NUMBERS Thursday, Sept. 20, 1979 7:00-12:30 1 thru 770499 MSU Computer System Documentation Thursday, Sept. 20, 1979 12:30-6:00 770500 thru 794999 ision of available documentation for users of the MSI es October9, 3-5 p m 110 Computer Center Friday, Sept. 21, 1979 7:00-12:30 795000 thru 816099 , Friday, Sept. 21, 1979 12:30-6:00 816100 and above Microcomputers Saturday, Sept. 22, 1979 8:00-1:30 any number Sansui AU-6600 Stereo Amplifier IF TICKETS ARE LOST OR STOLEN THEY WILL NOT BE REPLACED • 42 watts of power • handles two tape decks ^8 j"L™- • three tone controls ""ICE For each ticket purchased you must have a validated fee receipt card and $18.00 Microcomputer Equipment Regularly $280 9 M Mk Tt (cash or check). Married students may purchase a season ticket for their spouse at the ter and non-computer equipment October 24. 3-5 same price-proof of marriage must be presented at time of purchase. p.m., Ill (only 8 available) ™ ™ Any students wishing to sit together must purchase tickets together-all seats are Data Base Management Check our unique 90-days reserved. One student may purchase a maximum of 8 season tickets (this includes concepts of data base management systems — their capabilities nitations. November t 3-5 p.m.. 110 Computer Center, same-as-cash payment plan spouse tickets). No attempts can be made at the stadium to place more than 8 tickets Layaways cheerfully accepted in any one location. Microcomputer Software All blocks of 9 or more tickets must be purchased at the Jenison Fieldhouse ticket s. November 7. 3-5 p m HI EBH * * ^ thc< office-blocks will be located in the south end zone. BLOCK PURCHASES: Bring Cartographic Automatic Mapping :ereo ~ >ion of the CAM fee receipts and monies to Jenison Ticket Office anytime 8:30 to 4:30 Thursday, 'Cartographic Automatic Mapping' package and associated geocoded base files World Data Banks I and II Sept. 20 1979. Tickets may be picked up after 1 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 21, 1979. ber 14. 3-5 p. m 308 EBH oppe FTN Version 5 NOTICE: Student Hockey Season Tickets on Sale the week of in introduce., the 1977 ANSI standard FORTRAN and the FTN 5 ompiler November 20 3-5 p m 110 Computer Center October lnd-Student Basketball Season Tickets on Sale the week 555 E. Grand River Ave. UCSD PASCAL System of October 9th. *. description of the system, and benefits of its use will be given. (between Taco Bell and Campus Corners) >llowed by an actual demonstration November 21 3-5 p rr 111 11 to 9 Mon. thru Fri., Sat. 10 to 6 WATCH THE STATE NEWS FOR FURTHER DETAILS Phone 337-1300 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Michigan State News. East Lansing. Michigan Thursday. September 20, 1979 17 E. Lansing reconsidering mall 2nd Annual (continued from page 1) committee of city council mem bers and Dayton Hudson em¬ from areas where residents are considered "transients." "To try to measure people's 28-Hour Fall Councilmember Alan Fox ployees and will be made public value by how long they stay or STEREO before the November vote. agreed with Swantko and said how much money they bring t he council had only two options into the community is some The council will make a final other than putting the question decision on the mall based on the the fall 1979 ballot: thing I'd thought was behind on outright us," he said. results of the advisory ballot. rejection of the proposal or Other councilmemhers SALE putting it on next year's ballot. Fox said last year's election agreed with Fox and said the SWANTKO REQUESTED November election will be the which said "no" to the mall AT Tuesday's council meeting best time to solve the Dayton should not be overlooked. that the council approve the Hudson question once and for ballot addition. He mentioned contacts he had had with a "To turn that (the November 1978 vote) around, is to turn around the will of the com all. "An early resolution is better, TODAY, FRI. and SAT. so people will know where they pro-mall group which desired a council vote rather than a vote munity," he said. stand. This matter has dragged You'll find gigantic savings of the people, but said Dayton He added that the council should not take it upon itself to on much longer than is healthy for the community." Council" on all types of audio gear Hudson would prefer the citi zens' vote to a council decision to "cheapen" the value of votes member Larry Owen said. Here's one example: Police intervene as students ^Infinity stone buses in South Infinity 3000J BOSTON (AP) - For the rested one white youth outside neally said the arrest occurred Speakers second morning in a row, white South Boston High School for as police tried to break up a o 12-irich, 3-way youngsters hurled stones today allegedly throwing rocks at group of white students who • at buses loaded wijth black police officers. had gathered about two blocks highly efficient • students in South Boston, police Police spokesperson Joe Ken from the school. great bass response said. Regularly $235 ea. One window of a bus in a convoy was cracked during the 28 HR. (MCA attack. None of the students on board was hurt, police said. Nonnamaker resigns price IJVea. On Tuesday, three pupils (continued from page 1) nominated by Mackey for vice Part of a of $800,000 in quarters spilled onto 1-80 in Reno, Nevada were slightly injured when a Check cargo group of whites besieged three' UPON TAKING OFFICE president of university develop our unique 90-days Tuesday when a truckdriver fell asleep and the vehicle sideswiped another. cash payment Highway crews and volunteers scooped up most of the coins, but officials said buses with rocks and metal Mackey was directed by trus¬ He is currently associate same as plan bolts. tees to give high priority to some of the highway jackpot may never be found. Meanwhile today, police ar¬ minority appointments within director of the U-M develop Layaways cheerfully accepted the university administration. ment office. "The appointment of minori Both Turner's and Dickin son's names should be ereo ties indicates Mackev's sensiti pre Garage poll vity to affirmative action and his commitment it," said sented to the Board of Trustees for approval at their Sept. 28 Helmet law to protested meeting. oppe CASPER, Wyo. (AP) - Mas¬ upcoming election, so Trustee John Bruff, D-Fraser. Dickinson told the State sachusetts Sen. Edward Ken¬ cided to conduct her c "It also represents the News that "if action is taken on week while holding ii garage board's desire in this area as (continued from pagel) nedy would be a shoo-in for this, it will happen in conjunc¬ president if the election had well," he added. tion with the trustees in their 555 E. Grand River Ave. motorcycling community as a The bikers, clad in leather or whole. been held last weekend — in Kennedy was the over Joseph E. Dickinson, who has meeting." (between Taco Bell and Campus Corners) bluejean jackets, sat upon the whelming favorite of the bar "We have support from the Peggy Harrington's garage. been with the U-M for seven "To say anything else would 11 to 9 Mon. thru Fri., Sat. 10 to 6 Capitol lawn and reciprocated gain hunters at Harrington's groups here, from the Ameri¬ stares from passersby. years and has a long career of be premature at this juncture," Phone 337-1300 The Casper woman has been garage, polling 60 votes or 47 fund raising, is expected to be he added. can Motorcycle Association, State troopers said the pro¬ reading the polls about the percent. and from motorcycle manufac¬ testers were quiet and no turers," Andrews said. problems were expected. The bestseller list will never be the same. CRUEL SHOES Presenting Steve Martin's NOW FOR first classic. The It's greatest book ever written. everything you'd expect from a great living writer. Words, sentences, paragraphs, periods, commas, BACK-TO-SCHOIII. the works. 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So be sure to stop in and register — we'll even give you a free gift to Successful candidates must have digital get your school year off to a flying start1 ot microcomputers and their applications j preferred Manufacturing Responsibilities will include analyzing, Methods Engineers planning and improving the manufacturing methods, processes tools and equipment | Assignments are conducted on a protect basis witn traditional ME IE functions included A four year degree in Mechanical or Industrial Engineering is required for this ! highly challenging position Salary is commensurate with experience and a total benefits package which includes, company-paid family health and life insurance, income savings plan Special Give-Away hours: retirement plan and many other benefit 9:30-9 00 Monday-Friday programs Please forward your resume m complete confidence to ItC/l Mr Chuck Braxton RCA 9:30-5:00 Saturday Consumer Electronics Division 1300 South Rogers Bloomington Indiana 47401 We EE S o"ce ONI V 96 TO SELL CHAINWIDE EAST LANSING 332-8676 Michigan State News, East Lansing. Michigan Thursday September 20, 1979 19 MSU downcuts Illinois, Oregon By ADAM TEICHER a 32-yard toss to Samson Howard for a State News Sports Writer touchdown. The countdown to Rose Bowl 1980 has begun Vaughn did another surgery job on the Illini and the MSU Spartans are right where they want secondary late in the first half. The Spartans took to be after two games undefeated. over on their own 21 yard line with — just 1:05 left in The Spartans downed the University of Illinois the half. He found Howard again for a big gain, hit in the season opener two weeks ago, 33 16 to give two other passes and made way for Morten MSU a share of the early lead in the Big Ten Andersen, who kicked the second of his four field before beating the University of Oregon 4117 last goals of the day as the half ended. Saturday in a non-conference clash. By virtue of MSU put the game away in the second half as these two wins. MSU has moved up to eighth they scored on their first two possessions. place in both the Associated Press and United Vaughn threw a 29-yard touchdown pass to Mark Press International college football polls after Jones for the final score of the game late in the beginning the season as the number ten team in fourth quarter. each poll. Linebacker Larry Savage was the top defensive Despite the rather lopsided scores in each of his player of the game for MSU. He was credited with team's games so far, MSU head coach Darryl nine tackles, including three sacks. "He was very Rogers feels the Spartans still have a way to go good against the run and was very physical," before they are as good as people are saying they Rogers said of Savage's performance against are. Illinois. "That's what we were looking for." "I do think we improved offensively and MSI' got off to a 14-point advantage against defensively from last week," he said after the Oregon and took a 20-10 lead by halftime. But the Oregon game. "But at the same time, I don't think Ducks sliced the lead to just three points on an we are to the point where we are satisfied either eight yard run by Dwight Robertson midway offensively or defensively." through the third quarter. BUT MORE TIMES than not, the Spartans DEREK HUGHES SENT the Spartans on their have looked like the Big Ten co-champions of a way on the ensuing kickoff, returning it 100 yards year ago. MSU has rolled up an average of 451 for an MSU score. The return broke the record for yards through the first couple of games behind the the longest kickoff runback in MSU history, arm of quarterback Bert Vaughn and the feet of busting the old record of 98 yards set by Russ tailback Steve Smith. Reader in 1946. Hughes scored twice more in the "Bert has progressed well," Rogers said of the game on short runs. sophomore signal caller, who in his first two According to Rogers, MSU went into the games as the replacement for Eddie Smith, has contest with two major goals in mind to stop the shown that he has a bright future. "He runs the Ducks and the Spartans accomplished both of football team well and he's more confident and them. more composed," he added. The first was to contain Oregon quarterback By his own concession, Vaughn got off to a rocky start in the opener against the Fighting Reggie Ogburn and the option offense. "We took their option away," Rogers said. "We had to get to Illini when his first pass was intercepted. But he bounced back and threw for 233 yards and two Ogburn because we couldn't let him get 276 yards on us like he did last week (when touchdowns as the Spartans romped. Oregon upset the "It took me a while to see what they (the Illinois University of Colorado 33-19)." defensemen) Ogburn did throw for 176 yards, but he was were doing," Vaughn said after ward. "I learned a lot out there. There were one or intercepted twice and both thefts led directly to MSU scores. His longest run of the day was only two passes where I had a little indecision and a four yards. couple of times where I didn't deliver like I should have. The more I play, the better I'll get, I think." Rogers also wanted to control the Ducks' "Gold Steve Smith, unlike Vaugh, is not a new name Rush," the defensive front four that sacked the Colorado quarterback nine times. "I'm really in the MSU lineup as he was the Spartans' leading rusher with 722 yards in 1978. But after he ran for pleased with the way we protected Vaughn," 84 yards against Illinois and 154 against Oregon, it Rogers said after the Spartans had not let the Gold Rush get to Vaughn. "Oregon can really put is easy to see that this is a different Steve Smith. on the heat and we did a good job." "I'm more confident than last year," the MSU easily 5 foot-9-inch, 182-pound junior said. "I'm also more hungry for yards. My first two years here, I Vaughn thought the Gold Rush would put more pressure on him than they did. "I know we have a was kind of shy and afraid to take a hit. Now I like super line but I was really surprised by the time I to give the hits," he continued. had," he said. handles Ducks ILLINOIS WAS THE one giving the hits in the early going of the opener as they jumped out to a 10-3 lead in the second quarter. Mike Holmes did The two wins give the Spartans a nine-game winning streak extending back to last season, which ties them for the third-longest string the damage for the Illini when he took a pitchout nationally, ironically with their next opponent, from quarterback Rich Weiss and raced 75 yards Miami of Ohio. The Redskins, perennial Mid¬ Containing the Oregon University quarterback is down the sideline for a touchdown. American Conference contenders, beat pre-sea one of the things MSU did best in beating the Ducks That score seemed to do more for MSU than son MAC favorite Ball State University 27-3 and 41-17 last Saturday. Above, six Spartans close in on Illinois as it was at this point the Spartan offense stopped the University of Kentucky a week ago, Reggie Ogburn and hold him for no gain. Left, grew some teeth. Vaughn went to work, 15-14, when a Kentucky field goal attempt failed MSU fullback Lonnie Middleton is hauled down by completing three passes on the drive, the last one on the last play of the game. three Oregon defenders after picking up a couple of yards. Middleton rotates with Andy Schramm for the Spartans. MSU hosts Miami of Ohio at Spartan Stadium on Saturday. Student ticket sales on Beginning today, students • Thursday, Sept. 20, 12:30 may purchase tickets for re p.m. to 6 p.m., 770500 through served seats for all home foot 794999; ball games. The tickets will be • Friday, Sept. 21, 7 a.m. tol on sale for $18 per set at the Purchase of tickets is done by 12:30 p.m., 795000 through north concourse of Spartan student ID number and will 816099; Stadium through Sept. 22. follow this schedule: • Friday, Sept 21,12:30 p.m. There is no coupon exchange • Thursday, Sept. 20, 7 a.m. toti p.m., 816100 and above; this year; the ticket that you to 12:30 p.m.. 1 through 770499; • Saturday, Sept. 22, 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., any number; A validated fee receipt card and student ID card must be presented for each ticket pur chased. A maximum of eight season football tickets may be NEW YORK (UPI) - Her little humble pie but I just man Franks insists he will wait never got around to doing it." purchased by one student. Students must carry at least until the last day of the season It's the game officials, the seven credits to be eligible to to announce if he will be back to umpires and referees, who can furnish the most penetrating purchase tickets. manage the Chicago Cubs next By JEFF HITTLER took a centering pass from insight into the real character year, but privately, he has State News Sports Writer Eric Wostl and pushed it past second half." decided already. He's leaving. of the athletes because they're If season opening games are EMU goalie John LaRose Baum was obviously A1 McGuire confesses he had the ones who work closest to Spartans lose any indication of what is to 17-minutes into the game. It them. Wally Harris, the veter pleased with the victory but one particular idea he never got follow, the MSU soccer team was Neterer's first game for indicated his squad needed to around to implementing before an NFL referee, was on hand Densmore for may have found at least some the Spartans after missing all when Henri Richard, Bobby improve before it was ready quitting as coach of the Mar of the offensive punch it of his freshman year with a Orr and Harry Howell were quette Warriors after leading lacked a year ago. shoulder injury. "It was a disappointing first for the tougher opposition on the schedule. them to the NCAA title in inducted into the Hockey Hall rest of season The Spartans, who had March of 1977. of Fame in Toronto last week trouble scoring goals through half," said MSU head coach "The last thing I was going to and was reminded of the time By United Press International Joe Baum, now in his third "We still have a way to go most of last season enroute to do with my players, I didn't get he had a run-in with Orr when Michigan State's 41 17 vic¬ season. "There was a lack of with this offense," Baum a 6-6-2 record, opened the to do because I didn't need it," he was with the Bruins, playing tory over Oregon last week has noted. "I'm not impressed MSU kickers 1979 campaign with an easy 4-0 win over Eastern Michi intensity. We weren't moving to the ball. We were waiting around, waiting for something with four goals. The thing that concerns me most is that he says. "On one of our road trips, I was going to put the the Black Hawks in Boston. "It got so bad, the crowd with the reaction of it took 57 minutes turned into a defeat of sorts with word senior guard Mike Densmore will be out for the gan University Monday. kids in one of those skid row ... The score cannot begin to to happen." our timing was off and our hotels. I felt an experience like to play the final 53 seconds," rest of the season. inner passing was off." But the second half told a Densmere, starter who suf¬ take easy win tell how the Spartans over¬ whelmed the Hurons. Controlling the ball in different story. Kirk Rone started the offensive show The Spartans didn't have much time to work on it that would teach them to eat a Harris related. fered torn ligaments in the Oregon contest, will undergo Huron territory throughout most of the game, the Spar with a long blast from the left side on a pass from Wostl just either. They traveled to Big Rapids to face Ferris State Im Notes surgery this week. He has suffered similar injuries in two in season debut tans took 32 shots-on goal compared to just five for five minutes into the half. Twenty-eight minutes later. Neterer tallied his second goal College Wednesday after There will be required clinics tonight for everyone who wishes previous seasons. Also lost to the Spartans are starting tackle Ted Graben- EMU. Only a half dozen nar to referee IM volleyball or football games. row misses kept the score of the afternoon after break horst, with a knee injury; The volleyball clinic will be held at 6 p.m. in Rm. 137 of the IM fullback Joe Koledziej, with a from ballooning for MSU. ing free in front of the Huron Sports-Circle. The Spartan defense made net. Anyone interested The touch football clinic for men's football will be at 6 p.m. in bruised hip; and tight end it an easy day for goaltenders Ben Gellis added a strike in trying out for the Rm. 208 of the IM Sports West. The clinic for women's football will Smiley Creswell, with an in¬ Bob Grinter and Glenn with five minutes left in the MSU varsity soccer be at 7 p.m. in Rm. 137 of the IM Sports Circle. jured foot. Brodin. None of the five EMU with a shot from the Returning to the squad are game team should attend an Beginning Monday, Sept. 24, an MSU identification will be shots on goal were any real center crease to make it a 4-0 tailback Bruce Reeves, who was orientation meeting required to use the intramural buildings. To use the IM threat. contest. Sports West, one must present an MSU ID after 4 p.m. on injured in the season opener The first half of the contest "We came to life in the at 6:15p.m. Thursday, against Illinois, and split end in Km. 309 Jenison weekdays and at all times on weekends. To use the IM was lackluster. The only score second half," said Baum. "We Jim Williams, who missed the Fieldhouse. Sports Circle, one must present an MSU ID after 5 p.m. on came when Mark Neterer were supporting well, block weekdays and all day on weekends. No one will be allowed in first two games with a broken hand. either building without an ID. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday. September 20, 1979 BILL MOONEY Watch for in theQuill Michigan Mile Bill Stortz has trained some fine Michigan race horses over the Derby. But when he's home he is nearly unbeatable, defeating his against his own kind, and then fold when he takes a step up in three year old peers, older horses, whipping the opposition on wet years but not very many that could match strides with P.D. Quill, class. The key is the quality of the opposition." a three year old colt by Shorky (ireene out of NuQuill track or dry, even when high weighted. f by Noble The opposition will be fairly formidable. Sensitive Prince, Union). He's big and he's strong and. as they say along the rail, he He loves Michigan tracks. He won six in a row at Hazel Park Golden Act and Darby Creek Road, all veteran Triple Crown has heart. Though he may be just a bit over matched, Stortz will earlier this year. On July 14, P.D. Quill beat his fellow Michigan campaigners, have been nominated, along with Star De Naskra, send him to the post on Saturday afternoon for the 31st running of Mile nominee, Win Bill, by eleven lengths at a distance of a mile Cox's Ridge and A Letter to Harry. Not all of them will go to the the $100,000 Added Michigan Mile and One-Eighth Handicap at the Detroit Race Course. and one sixteenth on a fast track. On Labor Day at DRC, with the track surface an ocean of mud because of a one-hour downpour, he beat Win Bill again in the mile and one-eighth frontier Handicap, gate but enough of them will to render P.D. Quill a longshot. Yet... the Michigan Mile and One-Eighth has historically been a 1WESTLAND SHOPPING CENTER CORNER W SAGINAW AT WAVERLY | P.D. Quill is Michigan bred and Michigan owned and the fact race for longshots. In thirty previous runnings, only three Mon. thru Sat. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. that he is going to challenge the group of "name invaders" that ticking off fractions of :23.2, AH. 1:12.3,1:39.2 and 1:52.3, carrying favorites have won. And no odds-on favorite (a horse who will pay Sun. 12 noon to 5 p.m. 125 pounds (including his jockey, Grady Overton) while doing so. ship in each year for Michigan's most and some say only - even money or less on a dollar) has ever won. High weight To the learned horse player, a time of one fifty two and change Prices Good thru 9-24-79 prestigious horse race constitutes an interesting commentary on assignments have done many of them in. P.D. Quill won't have to the thoroughbred industry in this state. It has never really been a for nine furlongs may not seem overpowering. But it must be worry about that, he'll tote only 109. That's a sixteen-pound drop major league operation for any extended period of time: purses remembered that ever since a new track surface was put in at from his last race. have generally been low (a factor somewhat attributable to the DRC at the start of the 1978 season, all the horses have slowed It will be well worth a trip to Detroit Race Course on down. The Detroit record for six furlongs, for example, was set by Saturday stiff chunk that the Michigan U-gislature takes out of every bet) to see how he does. And a two dollar bet, or maybe even a fiver. and the facilities at DRC and crosstown Hazel Park Raceway are Glass House who did a 1:08 in 1964, but this year only one winning After all, it's not every day that one gets to see a local boy compete adequate at best. Yet the breeding aspect of the business has horse. Tikvah, has bettered 1:12 for the same distance (he did a in a major league race in Michigan. matured noticeably during the past two decades, and P.D. Quill is 1:11.1). And it should be noted that P.D. Quill's Labor Day time of 1:52.3 is exactly the same clocking that A Letter to Harry had proof of that. HE'S VERY GAME. He has a lifetime record of 10 wins in 14 when he won the Michigan Mile and One-Eighth last year, and he starts, including seven for 11 this year. He has also come in third did it on a fast, dry track. twice, so it can be said that on only two occasions has he finished off the board. His earnings total over $150,000 this season and MOST OBSERVERS, THOUGH, see P.D. Quill as an underdog. that's a lot by Michigan standards. Yes, it's true that when he has Bud Sears, director of racing and racing secretary at DRC, says he ventured outside of the state he has not faired well: he was is unproven against top quality horses. This sentiment is echoed unplaced in the Round Table Handicap on the turf at Arlington by Al Coffman, the superb handicapper for the Detroit News. 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"They did really well," assistant coach Nancy Steel said. "We "Eight of the top 10 teams in the nation will be there," Steel won the first two games in the finals and then lost the last three." said, "and only around three teams will be from the Midwest." Steel, assistant to head coach Annelies Knoppers, spoke very highly of Nona Richardson, who is playing varsity this year after spending last year on the junior varsity squad. A YEAR AGO, MSU locked horns with eventual national champion Utah State University in the UCLA event and split Full Blast "Nona played exceptionally well at Ball State," Steel said. matches with them. "Utah State will be back at UCLA this year," Stereo Sale ^ "After playing on the jayvee squad last year, she was quite a Steel said, "and they requested that we be invited to the surprise to our opponents." Minnesota tournament. They want revenge I guess, and we'll see them at Minnesota first." STEEL POINTED OUT that this year's team will not rely on Captain for this year's squad is Karen Keener. "Since this is one "big gun" for there are no "superstars." such a close-knit team, everyone is sort of a captain when she is out "Our power this year is really spread out and with the variety of there," Steel said. Because of this philosophy, a different skills we have, everyone is going to play." Steel said that although she has not seen the competition co-captain will be rotated each week, she added. The only dark spot on a team with a seemingly bright outlook is coming throughout the rest of the league, she expects that MSU will be a that Ellen Dempsey, a varsity performer two years ago, is out for October 5,6 & 7 team to reckon with again this year. the year with a broken leg. 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(API- person Hal Lombardi said other "The students are all wearing Complaining of low pay and model organizations in San coats and jackets, and there 1 goosebumps, nude models cir¬ Francisco and Berkeley — am covered with goose flesh," culated petitions asking for whose members said Joyce Bowman, 36, a are already support Tuesday after launch paid $6 an hour — will refuse to professional nude model for 14 ing a strike against art classes at fill the empty posing platforms years. "Often, in the winter, I San Jose State University. at San Jose. must strike poses for up to 30 OVR APOLOGIES Even laboratory rats get IiOmbardi said he caught minutes in classrooms where better treatment, they said, not three colds last year posing in the temperature is 59 degrees." to mention the computers in chilly classrooms. He also said Art Department chairperson climate-controlled rooms. that dressing rooms are inade¬ Kathy Cohen expressed "It's not only the money, it's quate, and posing stands havent sympathy for the strikers but the wind-chill factor," said Lombardi said he caught said TO ALL no funds are available for model Mary Bartle, 53. "Some¬ three colds last year posing in pay increases because of Propo times you literally turn blue. chilly classrooms. He also said sition 13 cutbacks. She said the You even get goosebumps on that dressing rooms are inade¬ problem might be solved by your goosebumps." quate, and posing stands charging students a $2 fee. The 29 models, ranging in age haven't been cleaned for 1 and from 21 to 62, are demanding one-half years. pay hikes from $4 to $6 per hour, plus cleaner and warmer work¬ ing conditions. The dispute echoes demands made earlier this month at four "When you get up there, you've got to brush the dirt off," Lombardi said. 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Southeast Asia, is one of 23 One gill has a special air But when she turned to get a In fact, since recent heavy exotic species of fish thriving in bladder that enables the fish to knife, one catfish jumped out rains, they've been deluged Florida waters, Morello said, stay out of the water as long as and walked across the kitchen. with calls from people unnerved and the walkers can be found they stay wet and cool, Shafland by the sight of catfish creeping from Homestead, south of here, said. across their yards. Lakeland, in central Florida. "We'd sure like to know how LARGEST to "I couldn't figure out what he to get rid of them,"said Barbara was," Corbett says. "The rest of "After these heavy rains, a lot On cool, rainy nights, the fish, Walden, of Fort Pierce. the catfish were just fluttering have come out of the canals and which can grow to 18 inches She said her family has three around in the water. But I saw become visible to people," said long, of ponds and come out ponds on the edge of Fort this one just hop out of the sink Frank Morello, a biologist with canals, "walking" with their Pierce, on central Florida's and he walked about five or six the state Game and Fresh pectoral fins, Atlantic coast, and walking BONG steps over by the refrigerator . " Water Fish Commission. Paul Shafland, of the state's catfish live there "by the hun¬ Corbett finally picked it up The catfish, he said, haven't Non native Fish Research Lab dreds and hundreds " CHILI) SlIRVIVKS Woman Sept. 20 - 28, 1979 expires during childbirth Win-A-Bong Contest FALMOUTH, Mass. (AP) for in the hospital. "It is possible to seek a court be stopped," said Flynn. "Be • No A 31 year-old woman bled to cause she and her husband . . . "There were three doctors order in a life-and death situa purchase necessary death during childbirth after refused permission, we could there," said Flynn. 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Mich SHOP 9:30-5:30 DAILY Phone 337 1314 Michigon Stote News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursdoy, September 20. 1979 29 Senate approves arms increase By ROBERT PARRY and pushed the 1980 deficit Associated Press Writer figure above $30 billion. WASHINGTON - Senate However, supporters of a backers of higher military THE SENATE ON Tuesday strong national defense praised the Senate action. spending, flexing their muscle approved a 3 percent increase in the midst of current Salt II in 1980 defense spending, after debates, see approval of a inflation is deducted. However, "I THINK IT means that the Ihree-year boost in defense in a later non-binding vote, it U.S. Senate, reflecting the view also called for increasing de¬ of the American people, has spending as a sign of U.S. Willingness to challenge Soviet fense spending by 5 percent declared that we are moving above inflation in 1981 and out of the post-Vietnam era," jnilitary might. 1982. said Sen. Sam Nunn, D-Ga., one ; However, Defense Secretary Harold Brown said today that President Carter has sup¬ of the Pentagon's leading allies the Senate-approved $24.9 bil¬ ported a 3 percent increase in on Capitol Hill. lion increases are more than are real defense spending and has "We're sending strong sig needed to maintain an adequate pledged a hike of that size to nals to our allies and our national defense. the North Atlantic adversaries around the world Treaty Or¬ ganization. He has objected, that while we don't want an The Senate action includes a arms race, we're not willing to however, to a 5 percent spend¬ 3 percent increase in fiscal 1980 ing hike in 1981 and 1982. allow a unilateral, one-sided and 5 percent boosts in the arms race to continue with the second and third years. The Senate votes upset de¬ Soviet Union being the one "My own judgment is that.. . fense spending critics, who that's racing," Nunn added. 3 percent is the proper figure at noted that only hours earlier The Senate resumed work on this time . . . because the senators had decided to force its proposed 1980 budget today programs that such a real growth rate will finance are adequate to meet our ob¬ $3.6 billion in savings, mostly from social programs. The Senate action added $3.2 billion to the defense budget for as Republicans pressed for $24-billion, anti-recession cut in calendar year 1980. a tax They !30c OFF This coupon is worth jectives and arrest the dan¬ also urged a $19-billion cut in 30tf toward the purchase of gerous trends we see," Brown fiscal 1980, which starts Oct. 1, federal spending. two pieces of the Colonel's Original Recipe or Extra Crispy. Limit one coupon per customer. 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Apply senior preferred. 332-2539. only, deluxe, prefer female ROOM IN a duplex. Close to £-5-9-26 (3) Master Charge 8 Visa Welcome 8-10-11 (4) CHEAPEST PRICES in the Backstage Meridian Mall be- grad. 371-5291. 7-9-28 (3) campus. $115/month plus state! UGLY DUCKLING DENTAL SECRETARY AS- tween 2-5 p.m. Monday - utilities. Call Sally after 6 pm. Special Rates RENT-A-Car. $7.95/day 372 SISTANT. Duties include, Friday. 8-10-1 (5) AVON NEED 1 female INSTANT CASHi We're pay- 7652. C-7-9-29 (4) scheduling, billing, insurance, EARN MONEY FOR LIFE'S roommate. 332_/1260._5-9-26_(4j_ jng $1.$2< got a,bums in good 345 Ads 3 lines-l4.00-5 Nice, large apartment across days. 80* per line over some assisting, sterilization. DISPATCHER, EAST Lan- EXTRAS. Become an Avon from campus, Haslett Arms. 2 ROOMS, prefer, female, shaPe- WAZOO RECORDS, 3 lines. No adjustment in rate when cancelled. representative. You close to campus, washer/ 222 Abbott- 337-0947. [ Mntnrrvrlpc SalarV based on training and sing Cab Company. Prefer can earn 332-1073 or 349-1021. Price of item(s) for sale must be stated in ad. | ffiu u uj | [ *0 j experience. Send resume to mature responsible person extra money selling quality 8-10-1 (5) dryer, dishwasher, Lori. 351- C-7-9-29 (4) Maximum sale price of s200. Private party ads Box A-1, 347 Student Ser- with driving experience. Call products part-time during the 2237. 5-9-26 (4) hours that suit you best. BOOKS! 3 floors of books, only. 1975 Honda XL-350, Reliable vices Buildin9- 4'9"25 ,7' Varsity Cab 332-3559. Excellent commission! Inter¬ NEEDED FEMALE room¬ 2 ROOMS in House in Lan- magazines and comics, Peanuts Personal ads 3 lines - s2.25 per inser¬ transportation, must sell, "7~r~ "I T~ 7-9-20(5) mate, share 2 bedroom, pre¬ sing. Garden, CURIOUS BOOK SHOP 307 - $350. 355-1436.2-9-21 (3) WANTED: PART time de- viewing at Student Services fer older student or grad, pets. $85/each. tion. 75' per line over 3 lines, (pre payment). livery, Monday through Fri- WANTED - FULL time baby- Placement Center September $135 + utilities. 351-4115 All included. 484-3430. East Grand Rlver' East Lan" Rummage /Garage Sale ads 4 lines *2.50. 1974 SUZUKI Excellent daY afternoons. Must be sitter for 9 month old infant, 27. WALK IN from 9:30 am to before 5pm. 8-10-1 (5) 3.9.24 (3) sing, 332-0112. C-7-9-29 (5) 3:30 p.m. For details, call 63' per line over 4 lines-per insertion. condition brand new, low reliable and have good driv- In my home. Near MSU RESPONSIBLE FEMALE NEW AND used guitars, ban- 482-6893. C-5-9-27 (13) FURNISHED HOUSE Round Town ads—4 lines-^.SO-per insertion. mileage. 351 6410. 8-10-1 (3) in9 record. Call Bob Aldrich campus. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. - ad¬ needs room in apartment or jos, mandolins, etc. Dul- at 882 0208. 8-10-1 (5) Monday-Friday. 351-9229 joining 2 rooms for 2 63' per line over 4 lines. men. house. 337-0876 between cimers and kits, recorders, WANTED FOR furniture and $105 each. Share '/2 utilities. Lost & Found ads/Transportation ads | — : 1 (TV-1 after 6 p.m. 2-9-21 (5) water bed sales, experienced 9am-5pm Thursday and Fri- thousands of hard to find M 50-per insertion. 50' per line over 3 lines. 3 lines- 1 Employment 14 ILJ—1 burcham hills-now wr- - only. Call 351-1767 or apply in Near MSU & buses. 485-5724 (9-5) or 371-1394. 3-9-24 (5) daw S-5-9-26 (5) albums and books. Discount ing full and part time waiters, — INTERVIEWING FOR fall, person. PILLOW TALK, Fran- FURNISHED ROOM with S/F Popcorn (Sorority-Fraternity) 50' per line. PERMANENT HOUSE- dishwashers, cooks and diet part time openings. Com- i/ppppp fhiiH raro nnr a'ds' ApP'v in person at the munication arts majors de- dor Shopping 3-9-24 (5) Center. LANSING, MINUTES from bath. Private entrance, utili- ties tvJh rL«V' MENTS, 541 E. Grand River, Business 0fflce 2700 Bur" sired. Phone 349-6285. campus. Upper, appliances, paid. Close to campus, Deadlines home12-5 o m Monday Cham Dr. 12-10-5 16, 332-0967 after 6:00. 5-9-26 (4) p 7 q oq /q\ 1-9-20151 unfurnished, married couple, _ _ _ _ _ CASHIER WANTED, part No children/pets. $225. Utili¬ References. $3.50/hour/start- time. Neat appearance a ~7~~~S~~T~ ~ ~ ~ OVER 3000 cheap albums, Want Ads 2 p.m.-l class day before pub¬ MOUNTAIN JACKS REST¬ 1 FULL TIME experienced, 1 ties paid. 482-1727.663-4345. LIVE-IN Kennel manager .. T. , ' ing. 351-1540 after 6 p.m. AURANT now accepting ap¬ full time trainee. Need im¬ must. Able to work with co™,^io rv.,„ 25c and up-all types, hits to lication. 8-10-1 (6) 8-10-1 (6) plications for the following mediately for ad layout de¬ figures. Good pay. Apply in NirJ £1MfS^qrmi the obscure. FLAT, BLACK Cancellation/Change-1 p.m. 1 class day be¬ 3/4 TIME graduate assistant- positions; dinner cooks, wait partment. Apply in person at person only, between 10 ROOMMATE TO share Nice._351-5105.2-9^(3)^ AND CIRCULAR. 541 E. fore publication. ship/volunteerism available. persons for food and cock¬ 5681 Shaw St. Haslett, 9-5 or am-5pm weekdays. CINEMA duplex. Conveniences, loca¬ ROOM FOR Rent, Available a1b1ove BARAr Classified Display deadline-3 p.m. 2 class Full year appointment. 30 tails. Apply in person Mon¬ call 339-9538. 2-9-21 (8) X ADULT ENTERTAINMENT tion. $225, For rent & utilities. immediately, Good location, MOUNT_Open 1 am-6pm, 6 days before publication. day-Friday 2:30-4:30. 5800 CENTER, 1000 W. Jolly 882-1925. 7-10 p.m. 8-10-1 (4) $70 plus utilities. 487-3287. hours/week. Free to travel in West Saginaw Highway. ANDERSON Road, Lansing. OR-7-9-28 (9) Once ad is ordered it cannot be cancelled or state, writing skills, person¬ LANDSCAPE 1 MALE needed to share 3 --"l!?1 SEWING MACHINES-new Equal Opportunity Employer. now taking applications for changed until after 1st insertion. able. Linda, 353-4753. 7-9-28 (11) full time landscaping and TEMPORARY HELP needed. in MALE- PRIVATE entrance, free arm machines from There is a MOO charge for 1 ad change plus 2-9-21 (7) man Twyckingham, E-10 maintenance crews. Apply Experience with costumes, or call Larry at 337-0331, lower level, study room, bed- $99-50- Guaranteed used 50' per additional change for maximum BABYSITTER NEEDED. NURSES AIDES. Our agency 2-5 p.m. 1021 E. Ash, Mason. make-up, or retail helpful. $130/month. 4-9-25 (4) room, bath, $30 weekly. 332- machines from $39.50. All of 3 changes. is accepting applications for 5-9-24 (6) Call HOLLYWOOD COS¬ 4674 2-9-21 (4) ' makes repaired. EDWARDS MWF. 15 hours. Own trans¬ DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, The State News will only be responsible for the 1st days incorrect insertion. Adjust¬ portation. 1-9-20 (3) 332-1788. employment. 1 year of hos¬ pital or nursing home exper¬ TUME CO. 321-1663. 7-9-28 (6) I Apartments~~j [y] 2 ROOMS in house, MSU 1 block. $87.50 per month. 1115 N- Washington 489- B44B- C-7-9-29 (8) ience necessary. IN HOME TRANSCRIBERS ment claims must be made within 10 days EAST LANSING - 1 bedroom 351-5377 after 5. 2-9-21 (3) HEALTH CARE, 633 East Needed: Volunteer readers LOCAL AMWAY distributor of expiration date. JANITOR-PART time, flex¬ apartment for 1 or 2. $225 SOMEBODY ELSE'S Jolly, Suite 4A. Mrs. Mol- to ossist in is helping many persons earn ible hours, nursing home. reading text¬ Bills are due 7 days from ad expiration date. lema, 394-3200. 8-10-1 (7) books to visual handicapper money working 2 to 4 hours month. Claucherty Realty. I Fur Cain Of 5316 lfK"l CLOSET featuring gently If not paid by due date, a M OO late Apply N.H.E.-LANSING 1313 students. Please call Mike per day. We can hlep you. 351-5300. OR-3-9-24 (4) r il^l used clothing. 541 East Grand Mary, Lansing, 393-6130. River. Open noon to 6 pm. WORK STUDY students Ellis at 353-9642. For an appointment call 723- service charge will be due. 2-9-21 (4) CROSSROADS REALTY IS WALNUT DESK with 8 Take-ins by appointment, wanted to work in State 6055. 7-9-28 (7) MOVING! to 124 W. Grand drawers. Kneehole desk with C-7-9-29 (5) WANTED Representatives offices. BARTENDER-Day TYPIST - On your machine. NIGHTS River, E. Lansing. Same 3 drawers. Each has chair. Duties to range from clerical - WILLIAMSTON shift, some evenings. Neat, Automatic tape machine de¬ phone number: 351-6471. Round dinette set with 4 OVER 200 quality stereo to constituient casework. Call BAR. Phone Carl 655-3644 personable. Apply AMERI- sirable. Call 337-7234. C-7-9-28 (4) chairs. Also wing back chairs, components. Excellent selec • CA'S CUP, 2-4pm. 8-10-1 (4) 373-0910. 12-10-5 (6) days, 655-4259 nights. 8-10-1 (3) 482-5822. 3-9-26 (6) tion of portable color, and Automotive Automotive 8-10-1 (3) 1 MAN for 4 man in Twyck¬ black and white TV's Good PART TIME NOW HIRING Taking ap¬ USED BIKES. All sizes, $15- used furniture at the right - vice, flexible hours must be CONCESSION STAND TENANT COUNSELORS (6): ingham # C-43, anytime after ATTENTIONI! We buy late MALIBU, 1975, great gas plications for all positions, $100. Also used parts. We Workers for the remaining on-site counseling in E. Lan¬ 4 p.m. 8-10-1 (3) price. Manual and electric model imported and domes¬ mileage, CB radio. 349-3224. apply in person, any after neat, dependable. Call 485- also home games. Sept. 22, Oct. buy used bikes. Call typewriters. 10 speed bikes. tic compact cars. Contact 8-10-1 (3) noon. RAINBOW RANCH, 5741 between 8-10 am only. sing. WORK STUDY, $3.50/ CHARLIE'S BIKE SHOP 393- Millions of items thit you'd 4th MAN 95/month. Close to John DeYoung WILLIAMS 3-9-24 (5) 6, 20, and Nov. 10. Call hr., 14-20 hours/week, hours 2843 E. Grand River, campus 424 E. Michigan 3 2484. 7-9-28 (5) never expect to find at unbe- MATADOR 1974 2 door, 353-2005 or 3455-4550 after to be arranged. TENANT VW, 484 1341. C-7-9-28 (5) - 5-9-26 (5) west. 351-1628. 3-9-24 (3) lieveably low pricesl PLUS power steering, brakes. Runs PART-TIME phone work 12 noon for information. Or RESOURCE CENTER. 337- HOT TUB-Build your own. extended guarantees and a BUICK RIVIERA 1967. Your very well. Call Susie after 5 from your home. Apply in apply in person at Crossroads 2728. 2-9-21 (7) BUSBOY - DISHWASHER 7'x8' wine barrel. Can cut in complete electronic repair standard winter rat. $200. 351 4336, evenings. 2-9-21 (3) p.m. 339-3851. 5-9-26 (4) from 11:30a.m. - 4:00p.m., Monday - Friday. Night food person, 5681 Shaw Street Haslett-Wheeler Deeler. Cafeteria in the International Center. 2-9-21 (8) COOKS WANTED. Must be Houses \m half and make two tubs, Won't find another like it. service. DICKER AND DEAL SECOND HAND STORE. MGB GT, 1971. Body in good 3-9-24 (4) neat. No experience neces¬ OKEMOS; 1 mile from MSU. service help also. Apply in $1200. 669-5206. Z-2-9-21 (6) 1701 S. Cedar St. Lansing. shape, excellent gas mileage. BABYSITTER, MONDAY, sary. Lunch and closing Two bedroom ranch. Large BUICK REGAL - 1976 Lan¬ person, 2-4 p.m. Monday, 487-3886. 2-9-21 (17) $750. Call 337-2025 after EXPERIENCED COOKS and Wednesday, 1:30-5pm and shifts. Apply in person be¬ living room, dining room, dau, AM/FM stereo, tape, tilt September 24. SILVER DOL BLACK & WHITE TV. $15, 1 5pm. 5-9-26 (4) buspersons immediate em¬ Friday 1:30-3pm. 337-7877, tween 2-4 p.m. at AMER¬ separate kitchen. Full base¬ wheel, power windows, sport LAR SALOON. 3-9-24 (8) ladies blouse, size 46, never WE SELL stereo equipment, ployment. Apply in person 2-9-21 (3) ICA'S CUP RESTAURANT, ment, beautiful yard, mature wheels. Excellent. $3400 or worn. $10. 321-6271. THE STEREO SHOPPE. East PONTIAC GRAND Lemans 9 5 at LIZARDS. 2-9-21 (5) 220 M.A.C. 3-9-24 (7) trees, two car garage. Gas, best offer. 332-1839 after 6. WAITRESSES. Looking for E-5-9-26 (3) Lansing. C-7-9-29 (3) 1978. Air, AM/FM stereo, VOTER REGISTRARS to heat, central air, Washer/ S-5-9-26 (5) personable people. Hours receiver and extras, $4950. IMMEDIATE EXPERIENCE canvas door-to-door in East UNIFORMED SECURITY of¬ dryer. Rent $450 plus utilities. BIRDSEYE MAPLE roll top Call Dale, after 5:00 372-6081. ranging from 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. with mentally ill and mentally Lansing until Oct. 9. No ficers and store detectives full SQUINTING CAUSES BUICK 1969 6, automatic. Family preferred. 351-9177. 3-9-24 (5) Some experience preferred. retarded adults. Pan time experience needed. Just in¬ or part-time. Call 641-4562. desk-new. Light finish. $300. wrinkles. Help prevent them Very dependable. Must sell. Apply in person. 2-4 p.m. shifts open 3-11 and 7-3. Call terest in politics and willing¬ OR-7-9-28 (3) 8J0-1_(9)_ _ 882-1741. 5-9-26 (3) with prescription ground sun- $225. 351-3942. 2-9-21 (3) PORSHE012 -1966 Southern Monday, September 24. 339-3265. 7-10-28 (6) ness to work for mediocre 615 ARMSTRONG road, 10 glasses from OPTICAL DIS- car, no rust, $6000 or best SILVER DOLLAR SALOON. 351-6682. 2-9-21 (8) minutes to MSU. 2 bed¬ TAN FULL length-imitation COUNT, 2617 E. Michigan, CAMERO 1976-37,000 miles, AM/FM stereo, cassette. offer. Must sell. 676-9078. 5-9-26 (4) 3-9-24 (8) NEED A Job? Crossroads Cafeteria. Variety of positions wages. FULL OR part-time exper¬ [ for Bent ~~| IT1 rooms, 8-10-1 (3) furnished. 676-4024. fur coat, excellent condition, $50, 371-3985. E-5-9-26 (3) Lansing. 372-7409. C-7-9-29 (7) Very good condition. 6 cylin¬ STUDENT TYPIST needed 3 REFRIGERATORS - Esch- der. 355-3014 between 8am and hours. 5-4550. 5-9-24 (3) ienced tropical fish hobbyist OLDS 88. 1970 Needs body days/week, 2-5 p.m. Phone needed - or will consider truth Appliances. 315 S. NOW AVAILABLE. House on MOPED-1979, excellent. pEDAL BOAT - Ayr-Way, 11am or 5pm-7pm. 5-9-26 (5) work. $300 or best offer. 353-5971 between 10-2. MALE AND Female patient other pet experience. Apply Bridge Grand Ledge. 627 Lake Lansing. 3 bedrooms, Hardly used, $400 or best 4-seats. Canopy top. Like 655-2451. 8-10-1 (3) 2-9-21 (3) 2191. 8-10-1 (3) offer, 351-1238. 5-9-6 (3) new- Was $900 now $725. CHEVY IMPALA-1972. models for physical examina¬ in person, Thursday, Friday $350/month. 339-3825 or 485- Air, 339-9988 after 5:30. 2-9-21 (4) tion & interviewing course for 12-6 at the Fish Monger 1522 1731. 2-9-21 (4) power steering, power 1975 OLDS Starfire. $2200. HOUSEKEEPER / BABYSIT¬ COMPACT REFRIGERA¬ LC SMITH Corona manual brakes. Good car. $650. 332 1st year medical students. E. Michigan, Lansing. Phone Call 675-5354 before noon or TORS for rent. Free delivery. 0926. 3 9 24 (3) TER wanted. Mon-Fri 3-6pm. College of Human Medicine. 485-6036. 2-9-21 (11) NEED 1 WOMAN, quiet non- typewriter in good shape. 1 MAN's 1 woman's bicycle, after 6:00. 2-9-21 (3) United Rent All 351-5652. Must have own transporta¬ 2 afternoons/week. $5/hr. smoker. Own room. Lansing, $40. Call 337-2006 mornings, good condition, $20 each. tion. 349 4174. 5-9-26 14) 8-10-1 (3) East side, near bus. $85 total. 5-9-26 (4) 351-8404. E-5-9-26 (3) CORVETTE 78 silver anni¬ 1973 Opel GT. 63,000 miles. Contact Ms. Kennedy. 353- PART-TIME handyman and versary, oyster interior, all Good condition. $1795. 349- 5444. 8-10-1 (8) farm worker. Must be de¬ Susan, 484-2464. 2-9-21 (4) options. $13,500. 616-962- 5124. 8-10-1 (3) NEW RESTAURANT con¬ pendable, able to operate FOR RENT 2-BEDROOM House in Fran- EARN $200 (OR MORE) PER WEEK PART TIME 1826. 8-10-1 (4) BABYSITTER NEEDED. East tractor and good with ani¬ cept, Fast food with beer. mals. 349-1330. 7-9-28 (5) dor area. Partially or un¬ NOVA '77 - 2-door. Clean. Lansing home. 8 a.m.-1:30 • Portable color MULTINATIONAL COMPANY needs five CUTLASS 1968. Excellent Hiring all positions. SMIT- furnished. Available 11-1-79. (5) college per¬ 6-cylinder. New tires. AM/ TY'S, 521 E. Grand River. p.m. 332-0183 after 1:30 p.m. and B&W TV's Call 372-3480. 3-9-25 (4) sons to train in sales of sure-fire, campus oriented, spe¬ engine £t body, air, AM/FM, FM. 339 9988 after 5:30 4-9-25 (3) WAITRESSES: PART time, 8-10-1 (5) • Stereo's cial occasion gift items. Applicant must have initiative, be power. 351-8196. 5-9-26 (3) 2-9-21 (3) 10-15 hours per week. Must sales oriented, outgoing, resourceful, a consistent per¬ be able to work some week¬ HOUSE FOR Rent. $110/per- WORK STUDY Students EAST LANSING FOOD CO¬ former, and a self-starter. CUTLASS- 72' good shape, 2 VW buses, 1973 and 1971, OP is accepting applications ends. Paul Revere's Tavern, ► Compact refrigerators son plus electricity. Lease needed 8:30-11:30am, or good transportation. $1100. excellent, no rust. 351-9077. for 12-15 hours a week. 308 332-6960 after 8 p.m. required, 9 or 12 month. 1-3:30 pm on Monday/Wed¬ Work approx. 4 hrs./day your own time. No previous 349 4183. 3-9-2 (3) 3-9-24 (3) W. Grand River. No applica¬ 2-9-21 (5) 373-7537, 321-6662. nesday/Friday; or 9-11:30am 5-9-26 (4) sales experience necessary. Successful applicants under tions by phone. 6-9-27 (5) Special Student Rates DATSUN 1977 200 VW on Tuesday/Thursday PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT go excellent training program. Send resume including SX. BUS, 1973, good mile¬ Teacher's Aid. Abbott Nur¬ with Michigan's largest multi- Free Delivery MID-MICHIGAN RENTALS phone no: POLYCRAFT INTERNATIONAL COMPANY, Suite Faculty member leaving area. age, good shape, many new WANTED SUBSTITUTE 1800, 505 Fifth Avenue, New York, New York 10017. sery 351 7436. 2-9-21 (7) manufacturer distributor, 15- has a large selection of 5-speed. Uses regular gas. 31 parts. 339-9285. 8-10-1 (3) teachers for Dansville 20 hours per week. Autrmo¬ 372-1795 apartments, houses, du¬ Campus interviews: 3rd Week October. mpg. Only 16,000 miles. Im¬ Schools. If interested contact NOW ACCEPTING applica¬ bile required. 339-9500. plexes, studios, etc...Most maculate, 332-4370. Jerry Allen, 517-623-6141. 8-10-1 (5) I Auto Service 11~71 tions for the following posi¬ tions: waitress, hostess, and Z-1-9-21 (4) C-7-9-29(5) I Apartments |[y| areas, and sizes and prices. Call see if we have what cocktail waitress. Please ap¬ WANTED - YOUNG ambi¬ DATSUN '76 Two-door, air, GOOD USED tires, 13,14,15 you're looking for. From 9-9, COOK: RESPONSIBLE for tious people, 18 years of age stereo, 19,000 miles, excel¬ inch. Mounted free. Used ply between 2-4 p.m. at FEMALE TO share 2 bed¬ 349-1065. C-7-9-28 (7) lent. 1615 Clifton. 5-9-26 (3) wheel and hub caps. PEN Clara's 637 E. Michigan. evening meals in private or older, wanting to earn Okemos home. Transporta¬ extra money in their spare room home in Holt area. NELL SALES, 1825 Michi¬ 7-10-28(7) Apartme: -s are available! tion, references & experience time. Will train, call 5-9237 for $100/month, utilities paid. You'll find a complete listing DODGE VAN-66 from Cali¬ gan. Lansing, Michigan, Call after 6:30 pm, 694-1781. PEOPLE WITH backgrounds necessary. Call 351-9442 for interview. Ask for Sonya. of units to choose from in the fornia, newly repainted. $600, 48912. 482 5818. C-7-9-28 (6) in journalism, 3-9-24 (6) 8-10-1 (8) 7-9-28 (5) community v. Classified ads. after 7pm, 349-1798, 349 3569. 8-10-1 (4) organization, economics or law. VISTA 1 year jobs in Secretarial 1972 FORD LTD Station "*T0wn,rs progressive housing low re¬ form project with local, state Clerical and 1979 MAZDA GLC SPECIAL LOST in the Wagon. $200. 339 8964. Why hove we become and national impact. Work 2 DOOR HATCHBACK E-5-9-26 (3) pair shop over the post few with good people. Full time $70 per week, plus benefits. General ForeignCar Laborer Positions $3695 V GMC. JIMMY Travel Van years' Coll the next us Send resume to P. Teich 1622 Only... 1977. Cruise, am/fm, tape, CB; sink, ice box, 4 captain time your car needs repair and you II know the ans¬ Pontiac Trail. Ann Arbor, Available Service Mich. 1-9-20 (13) chairs, 2 tables, lots of stor wer You II be pleased with age, 28,000 miles, $6250. Immediately Maze? 323 3691 8 10 1 (7) OPENINGS FOR a day dish¬ If you are available to work at least KOSWII washer pm, to work 11:30-4:00 Monday-Friday Apply in four hours a day Monday through Fri¬ WE SERVICE: WE CAN HELP I GREMLIN '76. 6-auto, radio, new shocks and Battery, 2 IMPORTS person between 2-4pm, Mon¬ day or week-ends, call us or apply in snows, $1300 or best. 332- day-Thursday. SILVER DOL DATSUN VOLKSWAGEN TOYOTA HONDA 0683 or 351-0214. 5 9-26 (3) LAR SALOON. 3411 E. Mich person between 8:30 - 3:30. igan 4-9-25 (7) '78 HONDA Cvcc 5 speed civic-37mpg. Air with ziebart BABYSITTER FOR 6 month MANPOWER me. COOK HMRIMAN, INC. The Beetle Shop S 601 N. Capitol 337-1894. Bill. 3-9-24 (3) baby boy. Own transpor lonsmg s Oldest independent VW repair shop JUNK CARS wanted. Also tation, morning hours prefer 372-0880 321 6900 VW VOLVO selling used parts. Phone red. 351 2385, days. NO FEES, GOOD PAY 6I35W Saginaw MAZDA 1400 E. C A VAN AUGH • 393-1590 ^ 321 3651 C-7 9-28 (3) 8-10-1 (4) Michigon State News, East Lansing, Michigon Thursday September 20, 1979 31 | For Sale \^\\ For Sale ~|[^1 j For Sale ||^| | Animals ] py] Real Estate Rummage Sale l|^| I Wanted SOFA BED, 5 years old. HART FREESTYLE, 185cm TRUNK BUNK Beds Call AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD EAST LANSING - Pine Crest a $50' 337 skls' Look N^ada bindings, YARD SALE Puzzles, toys, after 5pm. 353-0929. $120. Pups registered, 4 males, WANTED AUTHORS: 7945. 2-9-21 (3) 43 inch Scott ^ men>s School. 3 bedroom, 1V4 bath, clothing, oddments. Sept. 22 Authors with educational You can take 8-10-1 (3) tri-color, blue & red merles, Colonial. Ideal family home, ^ size 10 nordic boots, call after 23. 10-4, weather permitting. books who desire national my ad out 1 3 1 iMrrcn UNITED AIRLINES AID..MCO Dis- 5:30pm. 627-2650. 7-9-28 (6) PI PUCH i7u VAV.T MAXI-Luxe ~ ~ Tr Moped. has 1st sh0,s $5° $75 676 5372. E-5-9-26 (5) excellent condition. Low 201 E. Kensington, E. Lan¬ exposure. Drop a card to of the paper. count Tickets $55 each. $60's. 351 7794 after 3:30 One year old, owner-ser- sing. 2-9-21 <51 CWC BOOKS. P.O. Box 838 I got the 393 7748 QUEEN SIZE bed-mattress, viced. p.m. 1-9-20 (6) E. Lansing, 48823. 8 10-1 (6) E-5-9-26 13) 130mpg, regular gas. DOBERMAN-AKC, 10 weeks results box ARMY FATIGUES, turniture, spring and frame. $100. M25Xall 372-3480 " 374-8875 after 5pm. 4-9-25J4) old, tails + dew claws re- EAST LANSING, across from humidifier, carpeting, dinette, TICKETS; NEED 4 I wanted. to MSU SMALL UPRIGHT piano, E-5-9-26 (3) YARD SALE - Sept. 22 9-4 ,moved' 1 red ma,e- 3 red Bailey school. 2 story home, 2 toys, clothes etc. 12921 U of M football game. Call $350. Rebuilt oak studio bike, typewriter, skates, tape _,a™nale $75" fire places, dining room, large Broadbent. Starts Thursday. 393-1740. Ask for Jerry bedrooms. Under $60,000. P^B. 373-1130. FUJI ROADRACER 10- recorder, camp gear. 136 a-^7ci 24MH4) Kramer. 7-9-28 (4) _1__ speed. Center-pull brakes- Oakland Dr. E. Lansing. E-5-9-26 (5) Call Doug Wozniak, 337-1391 MOVING SALE 25 years We get calls such as Z 2 9"21 (4) I or REAL ESTATE ONE, 694 - 23 frame, quick release, iar——| r—1 this every single day. | , m K.„rtu 333 North c„:„o Fairview, 9-5 Sat- urday and Sunday. Antiques, $140 332-I6IO. 6-9-28 (4) SOFA 88 good condition, -r '— Lost & Found ——11 Q* I 4000. 2 9-21 (7) accumulation, some tiques. September 20, 21 and an¬ Car Pool | U] $65. 351-8404. E-5-9-26 13) LOST-BLACK, long-haired 22, 10-6. 1162 Arbor Drive, WOULD LIKE to join car pool f™"land plan,s- KNOTTY PINE bed platform, male kitten with white collar Recreation m off Trowbridge. Z-2-9-21 (5) from Lansing Mall area to _____ fiis regular mattress. $50, I Animilr 11 I near MAC and Beech on MSU. 323-4160. Z-7-7 28 (31 STATE NEWS Qirvoiciurc BICYBLE-LIKE m New ,n Phone 332-4011 after 4. I AnimaiS || ^1 9/16. Call 332-7124 or return BLUEGRASS EXTENSION RUMMAGE-STREET Sale-6 10 ccavm — families 10 speed bike, some speed. Raleigh $130. Call to 603 Charles. S-5-9-26 (5) service plays weddings, 1 Round Town Classified Ads f^q^i321'1386 BLUE KROEHLER couch WEIMARANER PUPS parties. 337-0178 or 372-3727. C-7 9-28 (3) antiques, window, sink and other building materials. ][jQ with maiching Mr. and Mrs. obedient show and field $125-150 339-8964. E-5-26 (3) L0ST 10 year old Schwinn, Tools, metal shelves, camp¬ HORSE DRAWN hayrides Phone 355-8255 9^e^^sP^d,^new pedals. __ ___ _ roMTArT 1 cmc CONTACT LENS wearers. chairs. $200. Good condition. HAYRIDES FOLLOWED by ing equipment, toys and Call for appointment after 4 676-5392.4-9-25 (4) many other treasures. Satur¬ pm, 676-5928. 4-9-25 (4) Save on brand name hard or RIDICULOUSLY TAME ~Z~~-~ CAMPFIRES. Large groups day, September 22, 10am to soft lens supplies. Send for HOUSE PLANTS for sale snow white cockatiel needs a f-UST-9-'6-79, 2 sleeping welcome! CRAZY "C" RID 3pm. 529 Sunrise St. East free illustrated catalog. CON- 9/20-23, 11-7. Unusual Varie- new home. You'll love his blew mV trailer, ING STABLE. 676-3710. lansing. 2-9-21 (11) TACT LENS SUPPLIES, Box ties- Michigan grown, floor orange cheeks and yellow £rand River-Hagadorn. Joe. 7453, Phoenix, Arizona plants 3-8ft, 44 Cyperuses, crest. This smart 1 year old is 371-2398. 3-9-24 (4) GARAGE SALE. Maytag | | / \ [RummageSale \\$$] 85011. Z-1-9-20 (6) large Bougainvillea, Hanging learning to talk too! 351-1515, >■ . washer and dryer, antiques Mornings. $115. E-5-9-26 17) BARCA LOUNGER chair, like baskets, Bonus- 1000 plants in 2" pots-5/$2.00. Plus | PerSOflal collectables, terminal junking case seeks relief. Sunday MOVING SALE-piano, Ac- new, paid $310, sell $210. shelving, wall hangings HORSE BOARDING. Wil- How to September 23, 12-5. 333 Ox¬ Also 2 tables. 332-5672. study $1.00 Papers cordian, Freezer, Furniture. wicker. 1070 Marigold-near liamston. $40 per month/stall. ford Road East Lansing. No Dept. MS, Box 25126 Lan- 332-0203 after 4pm. 3-9-24 (3) campus. 2-9-21 (9) 655-3754. 2-9-21 (4) sing, Mi. 48909. Z-10-10-3 (3) Z 3-9 24 (3) pre sales. 1-9-21 (71 STUDENT FURNITURE; clothes, upright piano, and misc. 345 Spartan St. East The State News Yellow Page Lansing. Thursday, Friday, Saturday, 9-5. 2-9-21 (4) Service HORSES BOARDED. Call 694-3250 after 6 p.m. 5-9-26 (3) Business — Service LICENSED QUALIFIED day care center has openings for 2 1/2-5 year olds 351 7949. 3-9-24 (4) PIANO Directory TEACHER. Exper¬ ienced. any 6-9-27 (3) Taking new students, age 321-0542 after 2:30. Slate News BARBER BEAUTY SHOP HEALTH FOOD pTyping Service ||^~| Classified TYPING-EXPERIENCED. Spartan Baiter CLARICE'S HAIR BOUTIQUE Specializing in 10% DISCOUNT Thesis, term papers. IBM correcting Selective 2. Styling •Pressing to oil MSU Nancy, 351-7667. 12-10-5 (3) For Men, Women Children Appointment or Walk-in and 'Hair Relaxing Open Tues. through Sat. on students purchases of $2 food coop I whole grain bakery breads 8 goodies ONLY 55C / page! 50£ page over 50 pages. enced typist. 615-6424. Experi S. F. Lower Level Union ningi by appointments OR-2-9-21 (3) Building Dannon Yogurt - 39' POPCORN 810 S Holmes St 9-5Mon.-Fri. 2013 E.Michigan UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS Eftj t blocks S. RANDALL HEALTH FOOD 482-0038 COMPLETE RESUME SER¬ 355-3359 gj Hospital Brookfield Plaza 1381 E. Grand River Wolfmoon 50' Off Bakery VICE: printing; typesetting; offset and bindery ser¬ vices. Approved dissertation Just complete form and mail payment 332-6892 on pizza in bokery or printing and binding special¬ ists. For estimate, stop in at TOBACCONIST BUN SHOP 2843 E. Grand River or phone 332-8414. C-7-9-28 (9) 0 *° State News Classified Dept. NOW NEAR THIS FROM THE TOP k Q> sjf* 347 Student Services Bldg. PROFESSIONAL EDITING. East Lansing, Mich. 48823 HINGE AT THE STORE WITH THE Largest Selection of Handguns Corrections to rewrites. Typ¬ FOR SORORITY AND FRATERNITY NEWS ing arranged. 332-5991. •CigaretUby: We have in stock - "We got the • OR-2 9-24 (3) Sherman - Dunhill • Sobraine best year round guns Name: *Pipes by Savinelli TYPING, EXPERIENCED, prices in Southern • rifles fast and reasonable. 371 Address: *21 Red Door pipe tobacco blends Michigan'1 • handguns 4635. C-7-9 28 (3) EXPERT TYPING. Term City: _ Zip Code: BOB'S GUN SHOP We buy, sell papers, letters, RESUMES, Phone: Days to Run. Insert Date; CMipLu's%t^§fe® Near Gables. 337-0205. and trade I 332-4269 Shoe C-7-9-28 (3) EXPERIENCED IBM typing, 25 characters per dissertations (Pica Elitel. line including punctuation & spaces be¬ COUNSELING SERVICES TRAVEL AGENCY EAL ESTATE FAY ANN 489-0358 tween words. Free Pregnancy Testing C-7-9-28 (3) WOMEN'S COUNSELING Counseling Services COPYGRAPH SERVICE CENTER Pregnancy Terminations completed, dissertations and 927 E.GRAND RIVER Gynecological Core resume service. Corner MAC (ocross from Rogue St. TOURS CRUISES campus entrance) Family Planning HOTEL RESERVATIONS and Grand River, 8:30 am- 5:30 pm Monday Friday, 10 4737 Mor?h Rd.'uite B COLLEGE TRAVEL am 5 pm Saturday. 337 1666. C-7-9-28 (7) Okemos (behind Meijersj OFFICE 349-1060 • PREGNANCY TESTING uuomar^are 130 W. Grand River EXPERT TYPING, IBM, dis of LansmG East sedations, term papers. Fast, 50 per line, per insertion a CONCERNED COUNSELORS Lansing • BIRTH CONTROL COUNSELING accurate. Editing and graphic No cancellations. 4-line minimum. 351-6010 designing services available. 372 2098 6-9-27 (5) "WOMEN HELPING WOMEN" THE TRA V El PROFESSIONAL IMPORTS CATERING AUTO CLINIC PROMOTION Instructions MSU UNION SPARTAN MUFFLER CENTER ZOOM IN ON IT'S GUITAR! EASY TO MARSHALL PLAY CAR POOL AD taSMiOTO CATERING * BRAKES , BUSINESS! MUSIC has group lessons for Just complete form and beginners. Only $35/term. mail with payment to: 'SHOCKS ADVERTISE Call 337-9700 for information. 'Catering Specialists " C-9-29 (5) •FRONT END WORK WEEKLY State News Classified •Wedding Receptions Dept 'Breakfasts. Lunch- 20% IN DUTCH LANGUAGE tutor 347 Student Services sons. Dinners wanted. Please call 351-5706 Bldg. STUDENT DISCOUNT THE East 8 10-1 (3) Lansing, Mich. 48823 Featuring Qir Line of •Take-out Service ON ALL WORK BUSINESS ing Rooms and 1 DANCE MASON Recrea Equipment WITH I.D. DIRECTORY tion department has opening Name: Apparel from India 717 S. PENNSYLVANIA for tap and ballet instructors. 355-8255 Call 676-9155. 1 9-20 (5) Address: 487-9332 BICYCLE SHOP OPTICAL SERVICE FLORIST PHOTOGRAPHY City: Zip Code: [Transportation |[jT| Student No. gene's Daytime Phone: CO-OPTICAL Rosewood W edding NEED RIDE Ann Arbor bicycle shop Florist ^lbmpvi' to Ypsilanti every Tuesday, re¬ Classification: East Lansing's Largest SERVICES turn Thursday, will pay for Hast Uasmj'i Only Siydm gas. 351-8157. 5-9-26(4) No. of Days to Run Insertion Date: Coaparathrs Optical) WHY PAY MORE? Wanted RALEIGH • MOSECANi • EYES EXAMINED COUPLE NEEDED to manage • GLASSES 25 characters in a line including punctuation and spaces t Passport apadment complex. General • CONTACT LENS Resume maintenance experience tween words. ID Photos necessary 351 9538. 4972 Northwind Dr. OR 2 8 24 (4) it light E. of Hogodorn Rd off Grond Rv Just E of BusStop NiteClub 6 Pro-Bowl 220 Albert St 332-3026 BABYSITTER WANTED 3 evenings a week for 3 year old. 485 8352 or 372 3910 3 9-24 (3) To List Your Business Call Saiiy 355-8255 3 or 4 tickets M.S.U. Notre Dame Football. 663-4509 after 5pm. 1-9-20 (31 State News Classified WANTED MSU Vs. Notre Dame Football tickets at )' per line, per insertion, deadline September 28th, No cancellations Notre Dame 9-29.355 1188. 2-9-21 (3) Michigan Slate News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, September 20, 1979 It's What's Happening BOOK SWAP r Announcements for It's What's MSU Outing has first meeting Come worship with us. Sunday, "Start the year off right". Free FOR RENT 1 Happening must be received in the of term at 215 IM Sports West, 9 23-79 at 10:00 a.m. in the Martin Luther Chapel. 444 Abbot Road. transcendental meditation lecture • TV, STEREO Buy, Sell and Trade Your Used Textbooks State News office, 343 Student 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Interested in 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, 231 Union and • Services Bldg., by noon at least rock climbing, mountaineering? 332-0778. Refrigerators Wednesday in C105 Wells. • Free two days before publication. No Join us. Delivery Phi Gamma Delta/FIJI fraternity Just announcements will be accepted . 372-1795 . complete form and is having open rush Sept. 23 by phone. mail with payment to: The European Association of through 26, Sunday 1 to 5 p.m. The Campus Hunger Coalition Excellent opportunities to learn Monday through Wednesday 7:30 will meet in the Student Union in MSU meets Sunday at 8 p.m. in about state government. Superb to 10:30 p.m. Call 332-5053. Room 335, 8:30 p.m. Monday. Owen Hall Cafeteria All welcome. placement for motivated volun teer. For more information go to Rm. 26 Student Services Bldg., The LaLeche League of East Lansing is holding a meeting on CHECK OUT State News Classified 347 Student Services Dept. Bldg. apply for Government Aide Pro East Lansing, Mich. 48823 breastfeeding today at 7:30 p.m. at 210 Cinnabar Circle, Williamston (Pebble Estates). OUR Young people need your assis¬ tance. Be a volunteer tutor and role model in the TEACH AND REACH program. Discover some Karate Demonstration tonight. See karate as sport, art, self- defense at 7 p.m., IM Sports- S.F. 10 SPEEDS Name: thing new in Rm. 26 Student West. The MSU Karate Club. Services. A free ten-week Women's Self Business and Accounting POPCORN BEFORE YOU Address: majors: volunteer finance Defense Class will be offered on as as¬ City: _ ZipCode: BUY! sistant at local art gallery. Contact Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon, Service Learning Center, Room 26 beginning Sept. 22 in Tower Student Services. Day Phone: Student No: Room, the Union. Advertise Classification: Psychology and Social Work Was Dallas Egbert abducted by a UFO? Find out this Friday, 7 p.m. at Science Fiction Club meeting, majors: Get first hand experience working at community rehabilita¬ tion Check it Sorority and Fraternity BEST VALUES No. of Days to Run: Insertion Date: center. out at Service Rm. 334 Union. Learning Center. News at our Special WIDEST SELECTION Introductory meeting of MSU Come to the first fall Instruc¬ Low Rate 25 characters per Amateur Radio Club Thursday at 8 tional Development and Techno¬ line including punctuation and spaces be¬ p.m. in 339 Engineering Bldg. All interested persons welcome. logy luncheon at Rm. 1961 Case Hall noon Friday in COMPLETE BIKE tween words. 50c per line per insertion Join us for free coffee at the GOOD MORNING Coffee House Episcopalians gather 5 p.m. TUNE-UPS Print Ad Here: 7:30 to 10:30 a.m. every weekday Sunday in the alumni chapel on 4-line minimum campus for eucharist. Dinner fol¬ at 131 Bogue St. Open House at United Min lows for everyone in chapel under No Cancellations. $15.00 istries in Higher Education. Come MSU Tolkien Fellowship will be All term long. meet staff, preview programs. Meal provided. Sunday, Septem celebrating Bilbo's Birthday Party tonight at 8:00 in the East Holmes Velocipede ber 23 12:30 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. Hall Lower Lounge. All welcome. UMHE Lounge, 1118 S. Harrison. State News Peddler Mariah Steering Committee One penny concert! Featuring 50 per line, per insertion, Deadline September 28th Meeting for all last year's mem 541E. Grand Rtaer Jack Hamilton, Peter Madcat, Ruth and "Cinema". Wednesday Union Ballroom, 8 p.m. sharp. bers. Thursday at 6:00 p.m. Loca¬ tion: Mariah office-Union. Expect Classifieds 551-7240 No cancellations long session. NOW UPSTAIRS Interested in Modeling? The State News is once again recruiting models for their Fall Fashion Tab, "For Fashion's Sake. To apply simply fill out the application below and return with an attached photo to 344 Student Services. Attn: Display Adv. - Fashion (Please include a self-addressed stamped envelope so we can send your photo back to you.) MODEL INFO j NAME Where your career goes in the future ADDRESS operation. Or a host of other possi¬ do with where it begins right now. So if you start out at bilities In | PHONE cntjf more specialized departments. Bank of America, you're already way ahead of the Whatever your position, you'll be learning from 1 AGE STUDFNT S _ 1 game. It isn't a game at all. of course. It's your future the best ifithc business. And making the most of what and we take it seriously as you do. as you already know. HONEST ANSWERS PLEASE Ever since we began doing business in 1904. we've Sodbnsider a career with Bank of America. Because sought out progressive bankers with innovative ideas. when you start at the top. there's no stopping you. 1 Heiaht And in only seventy-five years, we've turned those ideas 1 Weiaht into more than $80 billion in assets. And over a thou¬ To.arrange for an interview, contact: Angie Sagastume. Hair Color sand retail branches in California. Plus an international Management Recruitment Dept. #3616. Bank of America World Headquarters. PO. Box 37000. San Francisco, operation that contributes substantially to our earnings. CA 94137. At Bank of America we're always looking for Or Gloria Mvklebust. Management Recruitment Dept. Men: Shirt Size Women: Blouse Size MBA's with something special to offer. Because we have Trousers Bust #4616. Box A. So. California Headquarters. PO. 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Shirt Size Dress BANKOF AMERICA \ An Equal Opportunity Employer Signature Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday September 20, 1979 33 HAGAR the Horrible and stones k ... by Dik Browne Daily Tv Highlights SPONSORED BY: T. and Sounds ond Divt (6)WJIM-TV(CBS) (lO)WILX-TV(NBC) (11/26)WELM-TV(Cable) (12)WJRT-TV(ABC (23)WKAR-TV,'PBS) TftlE TROUBLE WITH YOU THURSDAY 2:30 (7-13) Laverne & Shirley 11:30 WoMEhJ 15 YoU'125 AUWAY5 (6) Guiding Light (10) Movie (6) Colombo TRYIN& TO 9:00 (10) Another World (23) National Geographic (7) Police Woman CMA^5E US / (6) Phil Donahue (23) University of Iowa 8:30 (10) Johnny Carson (7) Kelly & Company Symphony (7-13) Benson (13) Odd Couple (10) Mike Douglas 3:00 9:00 (23) ABC News (13) Movie (7-13) General Hospital (7-13) Barney Miller 12:00 (23) Sesame Street 3:30 (13) Baretta 10:00 (23) Evening At Symphony (6) One Day At A Time 9:30 12:40 (6) Beat The Clock (23) Villa Alegre (7-13) Soap (7) Baretta (10) Card Sharks 4:00 10:00 1:00 (23) Mister Rogers (7) Mo»ie (6)Barnaby Jones (10) Tomorrow 10:30 (6) Flintstones (7-13)20 20 1:10 (6) Whew! (10) Bugs Bunny (10) Quincy (6)Banacek (7-13) Edge of Night (13) Munsters 10:30 (13) News PEANUTS (10) Hollywood Squares (23) Sesame Street (23) Estampa Flamenco 1:50 (23) Villa Alegre 4:30 11:00 (7) News by Schulz 10:55 (6) Gunsmoke (6-7-10-13) News 2:00 (6) CBS News (10) Gilligan's Island (23) Dick Cavett (10) News 11:00 (13) Streets of San Francisco THE PROSECUTING ATTORNEY BUT THE DEFENSE (6) Price Is Right 5:00 CLAIMED THAT BIRDS OF ATTORNEY SAID THAT A (7-13) Laverne & Shirley (10) Star Trek MSU SHADOWS A FEATHER WILL BIRD IN THE HAND IS (10) High Rollers (23) Mister Rogers by Gordon Carleton 1'^BALL PETE'S GATHER TOGETHER ? WORTH TWO IN THE BUSH... (23) Electric Company 5:30 11:30 (6) Three s A Crowd SPONSORED BY: (7-13) Family Feud (7) News (10) Wheel Of Fortune 12:00 (23) Electric Company (6-10) News IT'S CC^TA/AJLV OBVIOUS RAN3K IQITH THIS fZ SPONSORED BY: THE DROPOUTS This week at TRAVELS WITH FARLEY by Post njumc- We,conie Bafk Savings by Phil Frank SPONSORED BY: THE perfect m- ..THERE'S- OWE P/ECE FOR THE THING tOO SHOULD ECOLOGY KNOW ABOUT THIS SHOPPER ALL . ARTICULAR OUR WRAP? ARE HARP SEAl. a)RAP ST/IL ALIViE- Curious Book Shop B. C. 332-0112 SPONSORED BY: 307 E. Grand River TUMBLEWEEDS by Johnny Hart Three Floors ot Book s. Mogoiinet. and Comics! by Tom K. Ryan SPONSORED BY: I NASlYCASEOF] WHAT WM-RAM-WM! one )UO Y MOR ■me court: 0AM CROSSWORD PUZZLE SPONSORED BY: Come play around with ACROSS 35. Twitching 37. Runofthemill Ziggy in 102 B Wells, he's 1. Lawbreaker 39. Period got fall fever 10. Sully 41. A Beal Film Playwright 12. Within Hart 13. Drop bait 44. Feminine lightly 14. Handicraft 46. Bankroll 16. Deep 48. Aludel 18. Prop 49. Valid 20. Slip 51 Infant's food 21. Cheerless 53. Dry measure: 23. Israelite tribe 25. Indian 54 Broken down 26. Totem pole 57. Interior de¬ 28. Abusive signer charges: colloq. 3Q. Pronoun 31. Bone 33. Eventually TAMS-tvu-r Plot. '