Monday Sunny skies should prevail The State News today with temperatures reach¬ ing 70. It will be clear and cool tonight with the low nearing40. VOLUME 73 NUMBER 126 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY, EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48824 SEPTEMBER 24, 1979 NHHSJBMHiaaKta Moses Turner to be interviewed today Bv TIM SIMMONS and MICHELE McELMl RRY State News Staff Writers A possible successor for Eldon R. Nonnamaker, outgoing vice president for student Mackey won't wait Though Mackey rejected the committee's request, he informed them that their would be considered in his final decision. input affairs and services, will be interviewed today "We asked him point blank that if we were to by the Executive Committee of Academic reject Turner, how much weight would that Council and selected faculty and-students. carry in his decision," Page said "He said it might cause him to Executive Committee members are expected to interview Moses Turner, director of student life and Texas Tech trustees' October meeting "But he (Mackey) thinks he has a reconsider." very fine person and that we'll (the Executive Committee) be pleased with his recommendation," he added. University, this afternoon, Steve Spivey, Academic Council Steering Committee member, said. Turner, 41, holds a doctor of education degree from Washington State University with a A student group chosen by the Steering Committee will also interview the candidate major in higher education and a minor in administration. He was tonight, said Frederick Home, Steering Committee member and professor of chemistry. Selected students and faculty members were chosen by the Steering Committee at the for V.P. appointment and assistant dean of students at administrative associate Washington State University, from 1972 to 1977. In September 1977 he was appointed director of Student Life at Texas Tech under Mackey. request of President Mackey. The interview process is designed to provide Mackey with student and faculty input in choosing Nonnamaker's successor. IF TURNER'S NOMINATION is recommendation. approved by the Board of Trustees he will become the third black to be appointed to a At last Monday's Steering Committee meeting Mackey expressed an urgent need to fill high level administrative position since Mackey took office. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBERS originally Reactions and recommendations from the Executive requested that Mackey postpone his Nonnamaker's position at the beginning of the academic year. Committee, faculty and students recommendation for vice president of student affairs and services until the October Board "The beginning of the academic year is an concerning Turner's nomination will be presented at the Board of Trustees important time," Mackey said. "Delay in meeting of Trustees meeting. Friday. B assembling the administrative office magnifies itself all the way down." "We (the Executive Committee) The postponement would have enabled committee members to have "a broader thought the man was going to get picked anyway," Page discussion of the role of the student affairs vice president as well as a less said, "but we wanted to try to get as much hasty interview MACKEY ALSO TOLD the Steering Committee if action was not taken on Turner's input from faculty and students as possible." process," said Lester Mandersheid, chairperson of the Steering Committee. Turner was interviewed by the Board of Trustees recommendation as soon as possible there was a chance that MSU could lose him as a Saturday. The Board also interviewed Mackey informed Mandersheid Thursday that he had decided against the committee's candidate, said Carl Page, Steering Committee member and Joseph E. Dickinson of the University of Michigan, who is a possible successor to Leslie professor of computer Scott,outgoingvice president for University Development. 6Anti-nuke9 rally DNR chief says much attracts celebs too By MARIA PALLAIS Associated Press Writer looks over New York Harbor at the Statue of Liberty. costly to NEW YORK — Approximately 200,000 anti-nuclear protesters gathered Sunday in With the sound of punk-rock music drowning their words, Jane Fonda and her clean water Manhattan to hear big-name rock stars and husband, Tom Hayden, briefed the press activists such as Jane Fonda and By United Press International Ralph before addressing the crowd. The Nader in the largest such demonstration in couple State natural resources officials say toxic reiterated its commitment to a solar energy waste contamination in Michigan could be so the nation's history. society. widespread "we can't afford to clean it up" in Police at the six-hour rally, sponsored by "We are here to propose a conversion some areas. the Committee of the Musicians United for program from a nuclear to a non-nuclear The accumulation of industrial wastes and Safe Energy, said by late afternoon up to society, community by community, state by other toxic materials threatens ground¬ 200,000 had gathered. The largest previous state, region by region, to an age of solar water supplies in some areas, said Jack nuclear rally was held in Washington in energy and renewable resources," said Bails, chief of the Department of Natural May and attracted 100,000 persons. Hayden, a well-known anti-war activist of Resources' enforcement division. The New York rally was one of as many the '60s. as a dozen "It is to the point where we may find it being held during the weekend from Washington State to Vermont. It was cheaper to simply write off the groundwater FOLLOWING THE BRIEFING, the cou the major public event in a week of supplies for large portions of southern pie walked to the open-air stage and Michigan," Bails said. concerts, climaxed Sunday by major rock 'n Hayden congratulated the crowd for, what roll performers who donated their "Chemical contamination may be so perfor¬ he called, one of the best demonstrations widespread and pervasive that we can't mances in an effort to raise money for ever held in the nation. afford to clean it up," he said. political activity and opponents of nuclear One of the first speakers to address the power. crowd was Bella Abzug, a former con- THE DISCOVERY OF two illegal toxic Supported by several hundred protesters gressmember who said the anti-nuclear waste shouting their support, more than 130 dumps in northern Oakland County movement "can begin to demonstrators blocked the main gate of the develop a certain and other similar sites found earlier in political influence in the next presidential southern Michigan only amount to "the tip of Vermont Yankee nuclear power plant at election, provided it deals with the broad the iceberg," Bails said. Vernon on Sunday during an attempt to questions of the solar and nuclear energy Many wastes are "10 times more danger disrupt the plant's annual refueling. lobbies" in this country. ous than PBB could ever have been and "It's time for the American people to say groundwater supplies in many areas are VERMONT STATE POLICE arrested an no more . . . Are you going to allow the oil probably contaminated," said Dr. James undetermined number of protesters on More than 200,000 and the nuclear lobbies to take over?" she ^people attended a demonstration in New York's Battery Park protesting the dangers of Truchan, head of the enforcement division's unspecified charges. Officers said some had asked the crowd, which shouted "No!" nuclear power Saturday. The speakers included Jane Fonda, Tom civil to be Hayden and Ralph Nadar. litigation section. dragged to waiting buses for the trip Wearing a red "Anti-Nuke" t-shirt, Joe "It's a safe bet that anywhere in Michigan to Brattleboro's Municipal Building for Forehand, 17, of New York, a spectator at where we have a chemical manufacturing processing. Protest leaders said another the rally, commented, "There are safer concern or an industry using chemicals and McHenry replaces Young demonstration would be held on Monday. the Before heading for the Vernon, Vt. plant, Vermont Yankee Decommissioning Alliance, a coalition of groups from Massa¬ energy forms to pursue (that) are fool¬ proof," and could avoid nuclear accidents such plant as the one at the Three Mile Island U.N.; discharging them, we will find problem," he said. some The contamination problem apparently has been compounded in some cases by kind of near Harrisburg, Pa., last March. chusetts, New Hampshire and Vermont, suspects his job will he difficult Asked whether the crowd was inadequate enforcement, the Detroit Free held a rally in Brattleboro. arriving Spokesperson for the music, the youth said "No, most of Press said Sunday. for the group said the purpose of the plant the people here are anti-nuclear." A check of DNR files showed cases of lax demonstration was to get the issue of But, 30-year-old Aaron Kaye, former enforcement and some instances in which nuclear power into the courts. Yippie activist known for throwing pies in By BROOKS JACKSON He said he didn't expect quick solutions department field employees actually wit The New York rally was a colorful the face of politicians, said although he Associated Press Writer to all the world's problems. "Indeed, we will admitting that he told less than the truth nessed chemical contamination but never spectacle with many in the crowd wearing came to the rally "on behalf of survival," he about an unauthorized meeting he held with reported it, the newspaper said. WASHINGTON — Donald F. McHenry be lucky if we can come blazing red "Anti-Nuke" t-shirts, and also wanted to enjoy the music. took the oath of office Sunday as the United up with the a PLO representative. waving banners that read "Phase Out" and solutions to a very few," he said. "I really have no regrets," Young said. Maggi Kuhn, founder of the Gray IN AN APPARENT housecleaning move States ambassador to the United Nations "No Nukes." A single-engine plane hovered Panthers, an activist group for senior McHenry was second in command to his President Carter called McHenry a aimed at beefing up enforcement, William and predicted he will have a above, flying streamers that were inscribed citizens, said: "We are calling for a cra^h tough first predecessor, Andrew Young, and said "foreign policy professional" who could with "No Nukes." Sunday that as ambassador he would continue Young's work. He said McHenry program to put solar panels on every The rally site was a sandy sanitary continue to seek help from Young. had shown coolness under pressure in his landfill along the Hudson River at the rooftop." "We probably face the most difficult It is to the point where we Others on the agenda included per General Assembly that we have faced in the airport negotiations with Soviet officials southernmost tip of Manhattan island. The formers Pete Seeger, Graham Nash, Tom last 10 years," McHenry said at the White YOUNG IS PLANNING to set up a last month over the status of Bolshoi may find it cheaper to sim¬ area, eventual site of a housing project, Paxton, Bonnie Raitt, and Jackson Browne. non-profit consulting firm in Atlanta to ballerina Ludmila Vlasova. ply write off the ground¬ House ceremony. push for various objectives, including a water supplies for large more favorable U.S. policy toward the CARTER SAII) THE choice of McHenry Palestine Liberation Organization. signals to the world that the United States portions of southern Michi¬ Young praised McHenry's abilities, and wishes to bridge gaps between itself and gan.—Jack Bails, chief of also predicted that the upcoming General poorer nations, and that "We are committed the Department of Natural Chinese and Soviets meet in Moscow Assembly session would be a difficult one for the United States. to ending racism and apartheid in Southern Africa, and we will never yield." Resources' enforcement di¬ Using a footrace analogy, he said he was Carter volunteered that it was "abso¬ vision. passing on the baton to McHenry even lutely and totally false" that Jewish groups to discuss relations and differences though "I wasn't getting tired." Young resigned under pressure after had sought Young's ouster. Icontinued Turney, head of the DNR's Environmental Protection Bureau, last week was "Re¬ on page 16) By STEVEN R. HURST the Chinese side," citing Soviet state¬ assigned away from environmental ques Associated Press Writer probably include the Chinese invasion of tions." ments that China had become "a hotbed Vietnam last February and the Soviet MOSCOW — A Chinese delegation State Natural Resources Director of war danger." backed Vietnamese invasion of Cam arrived Sunday to open reconciliation talks after two decades of chilly relations ON THE EVE of Wang's arrival, the bodia in late December. • An j Haslett towing service Howard Tanner said there will be additional personnel changes "down through the between Moscow and Peking, but the Soviet exchange of opinions on science, ranks"of Turney's bureau, which is made up news agency Tass carried Viet technology, sports, tourism and other of field employees. sessions begin against a background of namese charges of Chinese bad faith in cooperation. Tanner had set up Bails' separate propaganda blasts between the two communist giants. negotiations with Hanoi. The Soviet Union and China have been • A stand has license suspended enforcement division last year in an effort to The Chinese delegation leader, common by the two sides in upgrade legal action against environmental feuding since 1956. The animosity was identifying what problems have led to lawbreakers. Previously, Turney's division Deputy Foreign Minister Wang touched off by differences in ideology. In their split. A Haslett towing service won't be towing cars this week due to a five day license had been in charge of enforcement. Youping, was greeted at the airport by part, the Chinese demanded adherence • A decision what the two sides will suspension by the East Lansing assistant city manager. his Soviet counterpart, China specialist on "I feel that we did everything we knew to rigid Stalinist tactics and a Haslett Super Service Station, 1619 Haslett Road, was put on grassroots say publicly about the talks. suspension and one year how to do and we were expected to do," Leonid F. Ilyichov. The two men shook political line while the Soviets were • Procedural questions on probation by the city for using a "hook up charge" — a fee for releasing a ear before it's hands warmly and disappeared into a continuing Turney said Saturday, adding his staff acted moving toward a more liberalized the talks. towed and for failing to immediately notify police when cars were towed. meeting room for about five minutes. industrial state under Nikita Khrush The failure to properly in enforcement activities with very • Where the next round will be held. notify police resulted in some subjects reporting their cars stolen, few exceptions. Then Wang's delegation drove to down chev, a direction in which China now is Asssistant City Manager Arthur T. Carney said Sunday. The Chinese demand they be moved But litigation specialist John Shauver town Moscow. heading. The problem with the hook up charge, Carney said, was not that it was A source close to the negotiations said back and forth between Moscow and illegal, but that disagreed, saying Turney's bureau often did Neither side has said specifically the fee wasn't listed on the rate schedule required to be filed with the the talks would open Tuesday. wha£ Peking. A source said the Russians have city clerk. its best to work around the civil litigation the talks will include, but sources The Haslett station provides towing service to various East Lansing merchants. The say the so far refused meeting in the Chinese section. The official Chinese news agency discussions will touch upon seven main capital for the next round. suspension means that merchants must either hire a new service or do without towing for "\Ve have 50 to 75 sites that may be truly Xinhua (Hsinhua) expressed doubt points: a week, Carney said. China first proposed the reconciliation dangerous to human health," he said. "But I about Soviet sincerity in trying to settle • A delineation of basic The severity of the suspension is proportional to the degree of the principles of talks last April after it notified the proven offense, can't be sure that's all. the two countries' deep seated disputes. relations between the countries. Soviets it would not their Carney said. On this first offense, the towing Service is also put on probation for a year. Oakland County landfills were not on our It accused the Soviets of trying to • The issue of hegemony, or controls of renew 30-year Other violations in this time period could result in stronger penalties, he said. "create suspicions over the motives of treaty of alliance, which expires next original list. Our division didn't know about spheres of influence. This issue will spring. Out of about 14 complaints against the service, one instance of a hook up charge and them and, to this day, we've not seen those four instances of failure to notify the police were proven, Carney said. files." 2 Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan Monday September 24, 1979 State News NRC puts price on 3-Mile Island PHILADELPHIA (AP) - accident had profound and ad¬ sia, said in a telephone inter Two out of every three friends or relatives, the survey Wire Digest The Three Mile Island nuclear verse economic and social con¬ view that he was unfamiliar children under 5 years of age said. accident drove an estimated sequences for most people re¬ with the contents of the survey and three of every four preg The survey also showed that; 144,000 persons from their siding within 40 miles of the and that he was unsure the nant women left during the • 22 percent of the respon¬ homes and cost residents near NRC had seen the report. emergency. dents said some member of the plant $18.2 million in evacu¬ The survey, the first detailed The survey was conducted by their family suffered extreme The main reason for leaving, ation expenses and lost wages, socio-economic study of the telephone between July 23 and emotional upset during the the survey found, was the according to a survey con¬ March 28 accident at the com Aug. 6, and involved 4,585 two-week emergency period, ducted for the Nuclear Regula discovery of a hydrogen bubble plex near Harrisburg, was con¬ persons living in some 1,500 in the Unit 2 reactor on March and about half of all households lory Commission. ducted for the NRC by Moun households. said their normal activities Focus'Worlp The study also found that tain West Research Inc. Although some residents 30, which threatened the worst possible outcome — a "melt¬ were disrupted during the cri¬ nearly one in five persons living Details of the survey were went as far as California and sis. down" of the reactor's radioac¬ near the disabled reactor has Oklahoma, the average evacua¬ published Sunday in The Phila tive core. • Residents ranked Gov. Dick considered moving elsewhere Spanish governor shot during stroll because of their continuing delphia Inquirer which said it obtained a copy of the report. tion was 100 miles, and the average stay was five days, Thornburgh and the NRC the most reliable as official OTHER REASONS FOR the fears of nuclear accidents and according to the survey. Many sources of information. Presi¬ SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain (AP) Armed worst political violence. radioactive emissions. KARL residents did not leave evacuation, the survey said, ABRAHAM, A only dent Carter and Metropolitan shot and kiled the military The independent survey con¬ because they feared losing were conflicting reports on the persons One general spokesperson for the NRC's their seriousness of the situation and Edison Co., part owner of the was quoted in a news¬ cluded that the nation's worst governor of Guipuzcoa province Sunday paper interview as saying the army regional office in King of Prus¬ jobs. the plant, were given "least reli¬ he strolled with his wife on San expectation that govern¬ able" as should intervene if regular police cannot ment officials would order an ratings. Sebastian's seaside boardwalk. Police evacuation. • Local television and radio handle the battle against terrorism. said they believed the assassins were were ranked as the media Basque separatist guerrillas. Gen. Lorenzo Gonzalez-Valles After the Sanchez slaying, Suarez called the joint chiefs of staff into an African nation celebrates The extraordinary expenses of those who had left averaged providing the most useful infor¬ mation. Network television was $100 per household. About found somewhat less useful. Sanchez, 59, was the third Spanish emergency meeting Sunday in Madrid, while police closed the border to France By RICHARD TOMKINS African ALONG rubbish-strewn 19,000 evacuees lost wages; Newspapers and magazines military man murdered in the past three Republic to help Dacko of them called least useful. and •Associated Press Writer streets, shopping for food in the most stayed with were days and the 10th this year said they were searching for solidify his control over the The assassination put fresh pressure commandos of the Basque HANOI T, Central African former French colony. few stores still open for busi¬ separatist Bokassa's ness. Central African army on Premier Adolfo Suarez, already organization ETA, which has claimed Republic Jubilant crowds blue-and white drawing criticism from leading Spanish generals for failure to stem Europe's responsibility for the nine previous military assassinations this year. toppled a gigantic statue of deposed Emperor Bokassa I Caravelle jet sat on the tarmac under a bright sun at Evreux. personnel swept up broken glass and litter with brooms Peace talks are made from tree branches. Sunday as heavily armed Officials said the 26 other French soldiers guarded key "The Central Africans are a people in Bokassa's entourage Developing nations gain in economic growth roads and weapon-less troops swept up debris from a local were allowed to leave the for a few hours Saturday night, plane fairly tranquil people," said a foreign diplomat. "The detesta¬ unlikely succeed to tion with which Bokassa was ting binge just long enough to rest and Bokas bloodies: refresh themselves. held here was universal and LONDON (AP) — As the Zimbabwe-Rhodesia peace talks enter when he went, the people went their third week, British sources hold out little hope for total WASHINGTON (AP) With India percentage point abc e the industrial¬ A happy throng s His sudden arrival in France, wild." success in settling issues that have left the showing considerable strength, the ized nations' 3.6 percent growth rate. army headquarters and, his second homeland, posed a country ravaged by Bokassa ruled with an often war, divided by politics and weakened by economic sanctions. underdeveloped countries outpaced A healthy export performance was mrmed Central African s sticky legal problem for author¬ ities here, but they were ada¬ arbitrary and brutal hand and Prime Minister Abel Muzorewa's conditional agreement to drop developed nations in economic growth one major cause of recent growth in the ers watched, hauled down t his 14 years in power badly the current constitution's guarantee of white parlimentary seats •, bringing it crashing mant Bokassa would be forced last year, the World Bank said Sunday. developing world especially in those undercut the economy of this was an important concession, but the talks are still a long way It also said India was the largest countries with more advanced and to leave the country as soon as impoverished, landlocked from the stated aim of ending the 7-year-old war and leading the borrower of bank resources, obtaining a diversified economies," the report said. Bokassa, wh zed powei a place could be found to send nation in the heart of Africa. colony to recognized independence. total of just under $1.2 billion, followed It said 1986 from I); Residents of the city said growth in South Asia, dominated Before the fighting stops, the current black-led administration later The French soldiers were by Indonesia, Brazil and Mexico. statistically by India, was 5.4 percent, appointed himself emper that after the coup was an¬ and the black guerrilla alliance that is its sworn enemy would have sent in from neighboring coun¬ In its annual report, the bank said while in East Asia, it was 8.9 percent. or, was toppled late Thursday nounced on state radio, crowds to decide who will run a new government and control the guns. night in French backed coup tries at Dacko's request, osten¬ formed in a Yugoslav-built bas¬ However, the nations of sub-Sahara a Some British sources say privately they rate as low as 20 growth of all developing countries, led by sibly "to meet threats to the Africa lagged badly with growth of only Dacko. At the time, ketball gymnasium Bokassa percent the chances of an overall settlement — so great are the excluding major oil exporters, was 4.9 Bokassa was in Libya attempt people's safety." had made into an imperial 2.9 percent. differences between the warring parties. percent in 1978, more than a full ing to obtain financing for his The French Sunday were museum and looted the souve¬ Muzorewa's agreement at the Friday session of the British- tottering regime in exchange patrolling important intersec¬ nirs of his coronation. sponsored talks to drop the white powers entrenched in his for granting Libya a military tions and roadways throughout His imperial plumes were unrecognized constitution improves Britain's chances of getting Pope asks for blessing in upcoming growth base the norther f his this sprawling capital on the I'bangi River, and guarding taken by children who climbed aboard the imperial carriage the guerrilla movement into line on a new constitution. The guerrillas oppose the current constitution on the grounds it allows stores along Avenue Boganda, and were dragged through the the tiny white minority continued control of the country. THE DETHRONED EM the city's main thoroughfare, streets by cheering crowds. Britain's Conservative government is likely to be under VATICAN CITY (AP) Pope John Paul before the U.N. General Assembly. PEROR flew to France Friday where hundreds of persons Stores were looted, especially unprecendented pressure at its annual party congress next month II asked a crowd of 50,000 Sunday to pray During the six-city U.S. tour, which ends from Libya but was denied the looted Friday and Saturday in bookstores, where children to end trade embargoes that were for him on his upcoming U.S. visit so that Oct. 7, he will meet privately with imposed on the previous white right to leave his plane. France the coup's aftermath. grabbed their textbooks and Rhodesian government and have been maintained against the I might accomplish my service in the President Carter and his family at the on Friday sent 400 to 500 supplies for the coming school government led by Muzorewa, the country's first black prime land of Washington.'' White House. French troops to the Central RESIDENTS WALKED minister. year. He said that on his tour of Ireland and The Polish-born pope called his trip to the United States, beginning next Satur Ireland a pilgrimage that is a clear sign day in Dublin, he will be fulfilling a of how the Holy See and the entire church service for the glory of God and the good share the merits as well as the sufferings of men, my beloved brothers and and tests of the Irish people. sisters.' 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An FBI agent said the DALI participant in a licentious 1977 party agency was looking into certain alle¬ PICASSO in Los Angeles. gations involving narcotics use by RENOIR Leo Wyler a former Carter fund raiser, Jordan. WYETH soys Jordan and two other White House White House press secretary Jody s'o" members attended a party at his Powell said, as he has before that AND OTHERS hem* A- d ht told CBS News Thursday Jordan has never used cocaine and he TWO gr • that he felt their approach to this said Wyler s description of the party at his LOCATIONS: UNION BUM. LOBBY ' and re o/otion was one of home not accurate. Jordan told CBS AUOITOIIIUM LOBBY . . drugs and was News that if a special prosecutor was DATE: MON-FRI, SEPT. 24-28 TIME: Yom Spm Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Herald appointed, he would not resign or take a Examiner reported that the FBI is leave of absence (716)837-8594 884-8859 621E. Sifliid River. E. Lansing 337 9881 or 337 1144 MOST PRINTS ARE >3.00 EACH ANY 3 FOR '7.00 Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan Monday. September 24, 1979 3 MSU prof's account of Soviet injustice banned Bv SUE ROBACH State News Staff Writer Soviet Union censors have banned a book written by an MSU history professor that In 1967 there was a decree was to have been exhibited at the Moscow International Book Fair by the Soviet government stating that the deportation in Sept. 4. 1944 was wrong. However, the Tatars were not allowed to The book, "Crimean Tatars" by Alan W. Fisher was one of about 40 books confiscated return to the Crimean Peninsula. by Russian authorities Sept. 3. "Crimean Tatars" was the first of a series of books published by the Hoover Institution "They are still maintaining an identity and have been struggling ever since to go back to the Crimean Peninsula," Fisher said. "They have been sneaking back, but this causes Press at Stanford University on the history and development of the non Russian nationalities in the Soviet Union. problems because in Russia you need a work permit to work in certain areas." As was reported by the press, seven Soviet officials went through the English language FISHER NOTED THAT his interest with the book was to inform books and took out the ones that Boris Stukalin, chairperson of the Soviet state U.S. specialists in Russian studies that the Crimean Tatars have been mistreated. publishing committee, said were "insulting." "Too many books published by Americans say that the Tatars were traitors and they FISHER SAID THAT he was not surprised that his book was among those banned by pretty much got what they deserved," Fisher said. "I felt that because I knew the Soviet officials. language I was responsible to write their story. "This book was sent with 13,000 other books from this country to be put on display, By banning the book the Russians have. Fisher said, violated the Helsinki Agreement, which is an important breakthrough in Soviet society because they were letting people a pact with the United States calling for more freedom of integration and freedom of see books they couldn't put their hands on before," Fisher said. movement among peoples. "I was surprised they put my book in that group because it really is a hostile book," The book says that the Russians violated the agreement. This was part of the reason Fisher said. "So I wasn't really surprised it was removed." for the banning, he said. In his book, Fisher assesses many of the problems faced by the Crimean Tatars as a "I also think they banned the book because Crimean Tatars are a non-Russian nationality in Russia. people the Russians have a particular dislike for," he added. "They are Moslems and the Russians strongly The Tatars are one of the more than 100 non Russian ethnic groups now living in dislike them." central Asia. They were deported in 1944 from the Crimean Peninsula, which is near the In the Soviet Union, Fisher said, banning a book does not mean a Black Sea, for many reasons, including collaborating with the Germans against Russia thing. "I know for fact that three months after the book was published 30 copies were taken to during World War II. a city where many Tatars live," he said. "The people who were interested in the book During that time Stalin closed down the Tatar's schools and did not allow them to already had access to it before the ban." FUNDING FOR CENTERS 'BLEAK' E.L. seeks grants for facilities State News Mark Deremo With the Indian and classes By JULIE MACK bleak, East Lansing officials are exploring the commissioners. summer just beginning. MSU students have State News Staff Writer established, the East Lansing school board plenty of time to get those last outdoor basketball games in before possible grants from private foundations. As a result, representatives of MSU, and MSU Board of Trustees will decide on classes and the cold weather force them to play indoors. Although local funding prospects for the A progress report for the resource East Lansing schools, and the city are their financial contribution, said Vivian proposed human services facilities look centers was delivered at an East Lansing exploring private foundations as possible Najjar, member of the human service Housing and Community Development funding sources, Coffman said. facilities study group. commission meeting Thursday night. Peter Brown, a member of the facilities' "It would be on the basis of these private study group and Student Affairs program MSU study finds high toxicity The facilities, which were proposed in fall of 1977, would be constructed Spartan Village and Red Cedar schools the at at coordinator, said he has tracked down specific funding sources for this type of sources that MSU and the public school board would take action," she said, "but that's way in the future. This is all very an estimated cost of $1.2 million. project and has created a "shopping list" for nebulous." the human service facility study group. Services to be provided at the facilities Both Brown and Najjar said they were of PBB contaminated meat include child care, health, recreation and educational programs. "The way it stands now, we're following up on sources through personal contacts by MSU personnel," he said. "Chances are optimistic about the future of the project. "The fact that the university has asked The city has allocated $500,000 for the quite good we'll get an interest response people to spend time to find funding is a By KARL BLANKENSHIP more toxic than others, It is likely that some of tens of thousands of before Christmas." very good sign," Najjar said. "It's shows the Michigan farm project with the remainder of the funding State News Staff Writer of the more toxic chemicals were absorbed animals. being sought from the East Lansing School Because most private foundations will not university is very interested and we need Meat containing PBB residues may be that." by the animals, while others were excreted, The study by Aulerich and Ringer was system, MSU and the city. award large grants unless research pro more toxic than the contaminated feed making meat from those animals more toxic. originally done for the mink industry, grams are part of the project, Brown said, originally fed to Michigan farm animals, a Meanwhile, the report has been receiving because it THE EFFECTS OF simultaneous infla¬ MSU will be seeking qualified was thought that PBB contamin¬ persons recently issued report by two MSU a lot of publicity, not only because of the tion and recession, however, have limited interested in pro¬ ated meat might be disposed by feeding it to conducting research in con "I feel very optimistic about this," he fessors said. findingofthe different levels of toxicity, but junction with the facilities. mink. potential money from the three govern said. "There's a definite track record of Richard Aulerich and Robert Ringer, both also because it is the only study in which mental units, said city manager, Jerry B. funding these types of projects. We could professors in the MSU Department of meat from a contaminated animal was fed to Coffman, in a memorandum distributed to ONCE PRIVATE FUNDING WE KNEW ALREADY that mink are sources are get return on money at any time." Poultry Science, made the conclusions in a another animal. extremely sensitive to PCB's which are very report published last month based on tests Ringer said the report was published in similiar compounds to PBB's," Ringer said. done with minks in 1974 and 1975. August and "it's been hell ever since." "The mink ranchers knew that too. That's Both men were quick to point out that studies done on mink cannot be directly applied to humans. "You just can't draw those types of THERE HAD BEEN speculation that the report's publication had been held up by the Farm Bureau, which had made a grant to the why they checked with us before they fed their mink any contaminated meat." Aulerich said that in the study they "wanted to duplicate the problem a mink Afghanistan bound for trouble conclusion," Aulerich said. "Even in closely poultrv department, until after last year's rancher would have in feeding the meat to related PBB trial. By MOLLY MIKA Louis Dupree, who will teach a two-week country, recent developments in Islam, and species toxicity could be quite them." State News Staff Writer at MSU on current political and different." course revolution in the Middle East. Ringer said that money from the Farm To do this, Bureau had been given for general research they used seven groups of Afghanistan may be headed for a war social changes in Pakistan and Afghanistan, "If the Afghans are not careful, there will mink, a control group which was fed a similar to Vietnam, said an American said the country's problems stem from the be another war like Vietnam," he said. "The Al'LERICH CITED AS an example and not for any specific project. He added normal diet; four groups which were fed anthropologist who was expelled from existence of 12 major ethnic groups with new regime of Hafizullah Amin is previous work done with ferrets and mink that the Farm Bureau had never asked that executing diets contaminated with various levels of Afghanistan. different languages and cultures within the the liberals in his party, destroying Afghan which showed mink to be far more sensitiv e public ;tion of the report to be delayed. to PCB's than ferrets although the animals Tne delay in publication was caused by a PBB; and two groups which were fed meat istan's culture, and moving the country into with different levels of PBB. the Soviet camp." "virtual cousins." matter of priorities in the Michigan are Depart¬ Mink which were given feed with the However, it should not be surprising that ment of Agriculture, which performed the Dupree has spent the last 20 years the meat was more toxic than the original feed and tissue analysis of the tests, he said. highest levels of PBB, 15.625 parts per reporting on the developing Islamic nations. mixture, toxicologist Steven Aust, pro fessor of The chemical poly brominated biphenyls, a flame retardant. was mistakenly mixed into million, lived an average of 74 days. Mexican mountain climb As a member of the American Universities Field Staff, he spends two years overseas in biochemistry, said. However, the report said minks fed cattle feed by the Farm Bureau in the spring his field of interest and then returns to the Aust explained that PBB is a complex contaminated meat with only 11.98 ppm of mixture of chemicals, some of which are of 1973, causing the contamination and death PBB only lived an average of 54 days. offered by outing club United States for a year to lecture at universities. The MSU Outing Club is looking for courageous and adventurous students who DUPREE WAS ACCUSED of being a CIA agent and expelled in June 1978. He New fellowships available for minority would enjoy spending Christmas break in an unusual way. It wants student to go to Mexico to climb mountains. was imprisoned by the Afghanistan gov ernment when he returned to retrieve his The club is currently planning a mountaineering expedition to Mexico from Dec. 9 until Jan. 2. A bus or van will be taken to Mexico, where all participants will climb personal belongings. He was interrogated three summits. for a week and then released for lack of students in doctorate programs Prior climbing experience is not required, but coordinators of the event suggest those wishing to attend be in good physical condition. evidence. For the past year, he has been a resident The cost of the trip will be about $250. Those interested shou'd attend the club of Pakistan in direct contact with the exiled members of the former government of For meeting at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Men's I.M. minority students who want to programs, doctorate level. The MSU Outing Club sponsors a variety of activities each Afghanistan headed by Taraki. complete their education at the doctorate The programs are designed to increase The fellowships will provide full tuition year, including cross country skiing and canoeing expeditions. Dupree said he will not return to level, the Committee on Institutional Coop- the representation of minority groups in the and funding of $4,250 a year for two years, Afghanistan until Amin's regime is over¬ eration has developed two new fellowship social sciences and the humanities at the plus additional support if the student makes thrown. "I'm not known as Louis the normal progress towards his doctorate Beloved there," he said. However, he plans to return to Pakistan The program is funded more than $1 million. by grants totaling World hunger rally in November when local governmental bodies will hold elections for the first time Cowley Ave. closing on STUDENTS WHO HAVE or will receive since 1962. Dupree said it will be the voters' last chance to form a democracy with a a bachelor's degree by September, 1980 are eligible to apply for the 1980 program. But slated for tonight civilian base. Pakistan is currently struggling with transpo commission agenda students should apply as early as possible fall term, before the Jan. 15, 1980 deadline. A special rally will be held at 8:30 in Rm. 335 Union tonight for MSU students and unrealistic boundaries imposed after World War II and the existence of four major To further aid the minority student, the faculty members interested in participating in a Walk/Jog to combat world hunger. ethnic groups, he said. A petition to close Cowley Avenue north of Saginaw Street will be discussed by the East Lansing Transportation Commission at 7:30 tonight at Minority Graduate Student Locator Ser¬ The rally will inform participants about the event and the hunger issue. 54-B District Court, 301 vice, offered by the Graduate Record The Community Hunger Appeal of Church World Service, CROP, and WILS Radio are DUPREE'S INTEREST IN Asia was M.A.C. Ave. Examinations Board, is designed to help sponsoring the Walk Jog. scheduled for Sunday, Oct. 14. Information and literature will kindled by his service in World War II as a Residents of Cowley Avenue and Harvard Street requested the closing several months students locate suitable graduate programs be passed out about the event at the rally, said Janet Laughlin, coordinator. She said a merchant seaman and paratrooper. He ago to prevent the flow of through traffic at the entrance of Saginaw, said Gordon Melvin, and to find resources for financial aid. movie about hunger will also highlight the evening. received his doctoral degree in anthropolo¬ assistant city engineer. The service is not an application to Those unable to attend the meeting but still wishing to participate may receive sponsor gy from Harvard University in 1955. He At an August public hearing on the matter, transportation commissioners asked the graduate school or for financial aid. sheets at the United Ministries, located at 1118 S. Harrison in East Lansing. taught at Pennsylvania State University city staff for more traffic information on the situation, Melvin said. The city staff will until joining the American Universities make a presentation tonight. College juniors, seniors, and graduates who are members of racial and ethnic Field Staff in 1959. minorities in the United States are eligible In Afghanistan, he has directed numer¬ to use this free service. Nestle' boycott backers plan rally ous archeological excavations, learned the Rape education seminar offered To take part in the Locator Service, students should pick up a copy of the Students wishing to support the Nestle' Corp. boycott may attend a rally to be held in Persian and Pashto languages, and pub lished three books and several articles. His wife Nancy received her master Information Bulletin, which contains the Detroit 2 p.m. Sunday. Sept. 30. of necessary information and Jill out the Car pools are being organized for the boycott rally scheduled at Detroit's Clark Park. arts degree in Chinese Studies from by Lansing Community College registration form inside the bulletin. Transportation for the event is being coordinated by the Peace Center Office, 118 S. Columbia University and has written For copies of the bulletin, write the Harrison Road. extensively on Asian women, architecture, Minority Graduate Students Locator Ser¬ Several guest speakers are scheduled for the event, including Shirley Powell from the and history. An area rape counselor will hold a rape education seminar at Lansing Community vice, Box 2615, Princeton, N.J., 08541. National Infant Action Coalition, the group leading the boycott. There will also be musical MSU students interested in taking a College Oct. 5 and 6. For more information about the fellow entertainment. closer look at one of the world's potential Jan Leland will focus on the causes, incidence, and prevention of rape, as well as the ship program, write the CIC Minorities The rally is a part of a national boycott against the Nestle' Corp. Supporters argue that trouble spots may enroll for a course legal, medical, and political aspects of sexual assault, Fellowships Program, Kirkwood Hall 111, the corporation is promoting bottle fed formula for infants in developing countries and through Oct. 8 in the Anthropology Depart¬ Interested persons may register today and tomorrow by calling the LCC Women's Indiana University, Bloomington, Ind. then selling the formula at high prices after the mother's own milk supply has dried up. ment office, 354 Baker Hall. IDC 400V, Resource Center at 373-9970. 47405, or call toll free between 9 a.m. and 5 They claim the sales promotions are the cause of malnutrition, and in some cases, death. Current Issues in Pakistan and Afghani¬ The one-credit course meets Friday. Oct. 5, from 7 to 10 p.m. and Oct. 6 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., from Sept. 15 through Jan. 15 at (800) Products manufactured by the Nestle' Corp. include Taster's Choice, Nestle's Crunch, stan, is a two credit course to be held Oct. 8 457 4420. Nescafe, Lancome Cosmetics, I/os Hermanns Wines and Stouffer Products. through 19. Opinion VIEWPOINT: ENGLISH VP question needs action President M. Cecil seem, Mackey is moving, it would to the center of a classic bureaucratic struggle this week over the appointment 0f Moses Turner as a more new vice months. president for student affairs for a few By that time, a host of problems could break loose on campus. The Academic Council, it English degree valuable vice president for student affairs and services. And would seem, is eternally bogged-down by the same while Mackey will not discuss the upcoming confrontation, top administrators concede this week weight which burdens most of University life: red to many MSU graduates tape. Mackey wants faculty and student input — will be a crucial test of his presidential leadership. through the Executive Committee — but he wants it It began last week, when Eldon Nonnamaker, By STACY \. MOSHKR areas like public and personnel relations, heterosexuality is alive and well in literary quickly. As an English major, I was very research of various kinds i circles former vice president for student affairs, announced At this point, little is known about Turner. While including legal), — just ask Norman Mailer. interested in Sandy Sweeney's Welcome and writing and editing As for the examples Ms. Sweeney uses of he would return to teaching after conferring with his publications for we cannot speculate how effective he would be in this Week article "Oh woe is the English major." firms. successful writers, I take exception to family and his soul. This introspection undoubtedly position, we wonder why this position — and many I find it hard to believe that anyone who Then there's always teaching at the placing the likes of Harold Robbins and continues to dish out as much money as I'm provided some harsh light for Nonnamaker — his others has not been posted as a normal job college university level. It is not true that Rosemary Rogers on the same shelf with sure Ms. Sweeney must for a literary term as vice president has been less than glamorous. English professors spend all their time Fowles, Dickey, Barth, Pynchon, Atwood, description. We know that MSU has an abundance of education could really feel as negatively The office's one time illegal alcohol policies, the among dusty tomesin dimly lit closets, only Gardner, Lessing, Barthelm, and other talented, dedicated personnel who could fill the about it as she lets on she does. I will emerging, pale and semi-comatose, to drone modern writers of high literary merit who bureacratic red-tape which engulfs student griev position if given the chance. We expect Mackey to assume her essay is not a true reflection of Shakespeare at dozing students. Some of also happen to be living well above the ance procedures and the office's refusal to call MSU's f»ring in some of his own people, but feel that her feelings, but only somewhat question¬ the finest and most interesting people I poverty level. Some are even college able witticism over the "negative" aspects high rape statistics a problem situation, all indicate University personnel should also be given the know teach English here at MSU, and some professors. that Nonnamaker's perception of student rights and of being an English major. However, since even have nice suntans. In short, anyone opportunity to vie for the job. Perhaps if this had who wants to ask me some students, including prospective En It is true that the literary field contains my major and prospective profession is responsibilities leave a great deal to be desired. been done, Mackey's task would be a bit simpler. glish majors, might actually take this individuals with rather unusual sexual welcome to do so. But you may not Enter Mackey, whoconcurrs with Nonnamaker's And so the situation stands, for the moment, with satirical creation seriously, I'd like to point preferences I although I wouldn't count recognize me — I wear a backpack. decision, and moves to bring former colleague and Mackey asking the committee to push ahead and out the positive points of literary study. George Sand among them), but other fields I)irector of Student Life at Texas Tech Moses Turner interview Turner, and the committee asking for Somehow people get the peculiar idea also have their share. Believe it or not, majoring m English to fill Nonnamaker's shoes. Mackey feels his that the English student who is not a more time. We urge the committee to abide by prospective high school teacher is either association with Turner at Texas Tech, and Turner's Mackey's wishes, interview Turner, and decided on 1) uninterested in any kind of "worthwhile" status as a black male, will not only benefit the ailing that basis. Surely the committee realizes that an employment, or 2) unable to get it even if he office, but the University's affirmative action record important function is performed by the vice or she wants it. However, I have yet to as well. The plot thickens, however, when the president for student affairs, and most certainly, meet an English major who is here merely Executive Committee of the MSU Academic Council to find a husband (even a petroleum they want to see a smooth transition from engineer!) who can keep her comfy while contends they need some time to interview Turner, Nonnamaker to his successor. But resignations she reads all day. Male English majors are and, following approval of the Academic Council, cannot often be planned ahead to give the Academic even less likely to have such a goal. Most of they will endorse him. Council two months to interview a prospective us really do have our minds set on some liut Mackey, fully realizing the position must be academic employee. It is time for the Council to be kind of profession, and although the English filled immediately to calm on campus hassles which realistic with itself and its public. major is less likely than, say, an engineer¬ abound at the beginning of the school year, tells the ing major to have prospective employers Perhaps this incident will remind Academic waiting to pounce after commencement, the Executive Committee time is of the essence. The Council that its procedures may not be exped-'ont, insight and creativity of a successful committee must interview Turner immediately, and should be scrutinized to deal with situations such English student qualifies him her for many supposedly so Mackey can bring the nomination to as this. Certainly, Mackey wants to keep a good kinds of jobs. A new career internship the Board of Trustees who must approve the program begun last spring by the english -- working relationship with his academic supporters, appointment — at its next meeting this week. And so and department is attempting to acquaint we hope this confrontation will not harm that. English students with these possibilities by the battle begins here: the Academic Council wants But il the committee takes Mackey's recommenda¬ obtaining practical experience for them in the appointment to go through proper channels, tion and interviews Turner this week, two of the while Mackey wants to push it through to the Board. most powerful forces in MSU government — the While Mackey has not been in office more that two president and the academic "cabinet" will start Letters — months, he knows by reputation, that if the entire their marriage off with a unified action directed Academic Council gets into the act, we will not have towards students and student safety. Tiekol lines National holiday for King? spawn more In an era so void of heroes and public figures worth advocate of human rights. controversy honoring, one would hope the U.S. Congress will As Americans curse Congress for being the most As part of the ticket-hungry throng in quickly approve a bill making January 15 a national conservative lawmakers in years, this vote may be Spartan Stadium last Thursday, we were outraged to discover that officials in the holiday. That was the birthday of Martin Luther the most indicative factor their of the true attitude. MSU athletic office had struck again. Refer, King, Jr., the late civil rights leader, who shocked While the bill is expected to pass, there will please, to the "Welcome Week" State the nation and the world by his unique method of undoubtedly be some obstacles to overcome in this News: "for each ticket purchased you must * OCT IHOtE RlXSlA*! TZOOP6 OOT QP COB* ... CM SuS6 ' " non violent have a validated fee receipt card and $18." protests against the grave tragedies of crucially important election year. U.S. civil rights policy. The bill, which The passage of this bill is considered a Naively assuming this information cor¬ recently priority by rect, we assembled cards and checks for our passed a House subcommittee, would make King's some minorities in order to preserve the momentum group of eight and proceeded to join the birthday a legal national holiday. of the nation's affirmative action programs. already lengthy line. Upon nearing paydirt Though the bill would make January 15 a legal But regardless of one's views about King holiday in every state, Michigan has already passed philosophy, the fact that King's and his movement was (many hours later), we noticed to our horror that some imbecile had tacked a small "The State News legislation making the date a state holiday. As a non violent must be permanently noted. King notice — in #2 pencil — above the ticket matter of booth stating that IDs also were required. fact, in November 1977, Michigan the first state to do so. was repeatedly used peaceful methods of expression — Panic and confusion reigned as this discov Monday, September 24, 1979 even though confronted in many instances by violent cry spread. For our group, a frantic, Editorials are the opinions of the State News. Viewpoints, There are numerous reasons to make this date a threats and actions. While millions of citizens protest campus wide ID round-up ensued, and columns and letters are personal opinions. national holiday, for one must although it was completed before we constantly be the amount of violence on television, it is terribly Editorial Department reminded the King's actions may have been the most reached the box office, many others were hypocritical not to recognize the difficulty — and not so lucky. hofo Editor important events in recent social history . It seems a almost impossibility of King's determination to R W Robinson Kim VanderVeer shame that it has taken more than 1() years after Generally, the whole affair stunk and we Ky Owen unment 6 Book Edi or Bill Ho/dship protest peacefully. hope (skeptically) it won't be repeated. Joy L Haenlein DoveJanssen King's death for many to realize his effects on If the United States can allow itself to Craig Casman Susan Tamper jyoui Editor Reginald Thomas American society. To postpone vote upon the bill, or put John reelance Editor Wayne's picture on a coin, there is no humane excuse Doug Barnhart hief Copy Editor refuse the measure altogether, would be for not having a national holiday for the late Martin 1010 Water's Edge, Apt. 320 totally Debbie Creemers inexcusable if this country is to continue to be an Luther King. Jr. Advertising Department Students: Beware Ron MacMillan Assi Advertising Manager Pat Cre Business students suffer of sharp knives The MSU College of Business has Abortion is perhaps not the most pleas recently made the problem, perhaps the University feels students ant subject with which to greet incoming its most vigorous attack upon the many students should be allowed to kill each other off until their students, but it's one of the facts of life in enrolled in its various programs. As of this numbers dwindle down to an term, acceptable level. the area. Every year some of our students, enrollment in business courses has been closed entrusted to the care of the university by Oddly enough, students already enrolled in the except to declared business majors. Moreover, college find themselves in the biggest pinch. After their parents, go through abortions. st udents lucky enough to find I hope by this letter to decrease the space open in one of t he investing a year or so in business courses, it is too number. The main fact is; Abortion is not business classes were rudely awakened by finding costly to drop out of the business college because of perfectly safe. There is cutting, there is that grades will be computed by relative class t he unreasonable demands students now face. On the bleeding, often there are complications, standing, or where they rank compared with the other hand, how are average students from infection and fever, to a perforation of other students in their class. going to the uterus which may require surgery tolerate such competition for the remaining two The University apparently fails to realize that through the abdominal wall. years of their college career? Now I've read and heard many argu these measures will hurt the reputation of the school II students are able to hold up under these new ments pro and con abortion, and I have my when compared with that of other business demands, the business college will inevitable have to beliefs. Rut without colleges. own going into these, a There is nothing wrong with strong, solid address the problem of accreditation. Since the good recipe is to keep out of the situation as competi best you can. This would prevent most tion, for that is a basic foundation of a good business college is MSU's largest college, it is hard to abortions. university. Once competition becomes injurious and understand why the University cannot acquire Robert Spira unhealthy, however, things must change. It is no additional faculty to jibe with proper faculty-student ratios. To utilize all of the If IT WAKES jOuFSEL AW BETTER,I'M itLUNG eVEFfCNt I EXfECT A \W-fam BWTU...0K?' wonder MSU is referred to as the "Moo 'U'" after one options available to the Department of Mathen becomes familiar with the way the University, this may be the time to launch a full-scale University handles its students. campaign to step up lobbying efforts to raise money. In light of the tremendous After students in the business college realize their growth the business DOONESBURY futures will be controlled by their abilities to college has experienced in recent years, the by Garry Trudeau withstand barbarous competition, many irritating possibility of its general expansion and overhaul you know. jackson. must not be overlooked. prr h, rick. i want ■' rrs all very nostalgic sood m0rn/n6, what church and com- questions begin to surface. Why was this year chosen The tragedy of the decision to \ ujh/h's you woe: over linkage pany. they've just they've even s/imed 7 operation mashood, to limit enrollment? With a little cut enrollment is after kjssln6erts old proper managerial that students outside the business hearjnos? formed a new task may i help you 7 code same for the planning and foresight, could this situation have college are \ force to link salt mayaquez restricted from taking business courses. In some -^with a soviet been avoided? rescue. LA cases, t hese st udents need business classes as i presence ih The administration claims hiring addit ional faculty part of ' cuba. a required degree program for their major. would not be a quick solution to solving the problem A sound university functions on the of the faculty student ration, which is now above the principle of offering a diverse education to each member of its minimum standards set for accreditation. It should student body. Does the administration at MSU be pointed out that the major concern at the moment U I ft " consider an education diverse if one is restricted 1 is to see the problem rectified over the long run and from taking various courses? The business college to see steps taken to prevent it from happening desperately needs to be organized through sound again If hiring more faculty would not quickly ease academic principles. (s0/ Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan Monday, September 24, 1979 5 MILJJON EXPECTED AT I Firefightersfunds Washington Public hearings on rezoning petitions and possibly action on the By ANN BLACKMAN place than this city has ever prepares of the work by local craftsmen overtime costs for approxi¬ events, for the pope's visit has pope firefighters overtime funds will take place at 7:00 tonight at the Lansing City Council meeting on the tenth floor of City Hall. Although firefighters overtime is not on the agenda, the rules might possibly be suspended in order to address the matter, said third ward councilmember Terry McKane. Last Thursday at a Committee of the Whole spokesperson said. meeting, McKane Associated Press Writer seen." and artisans is being donated. mately 2,700 police officers will prompted a counter demonstra The pope's visit to the United questioned the two month depletion of the year's budget for WASHINGTON (API - The The trick is where to put The Archdiocese is picking up be between $1 million and $1.5 tion. The Youth International States begins Oct.. 1 in Boston overtime funds. nation's capital, which views them — where to park their the estimated $250,000 costs of million. And Park police esti¬ Party has taken out a permit and ends in Washington on Oct. Because there were no additional funds for overtime payments, large gatherings as a way of cars and buses, where they'll an elaborate three-tiered stage mate their costs for 500 to 600 for 1,000 people to assemble at 7. During the six days he will replacement firefighters were not contacted when others called in life, is braced for what promises eat, sleep and go to the bath¬ and altar. It also is providing officers, who will stand at Lafayette Park across from the also visit New York, Philadel to be the biggest one ever, the room, where they'll stand to portable toilets and young peo¬ 20-foot intervals along the White House. The firefighters filed a suit Sept. 13 against the phia, Des Moines and Chicago. City and City Mass on the Mall celebrated by hear the pope, where they'll sit ple to pick up trash from the chain-link fence, will be about "They're calling for abortion The longest stay will be two Council to force them to keep 61 firefighters on duty for each shift, Pope John Paul II. and wait to see him. mall afterwards. $50,000 to $75,000. rights, the legalization of mari number set days in Chicago and the short a by the fireboard. Since no pope has ever Hotel officials say the week Washington police estimate As usual with Washington juana and gay rights," a Park est, a few hours in Des Moines. Ingham County Circuit Court Judge James Giddings issued a visited here before, no one end is shaping up as a busy one, temporary restraining order requiring that 61 firefighters be on knows how many people to but rooms — running from duty at all times, but will make a final decision on Wednesday. expect for the visit of John Paul about $30 to more than $100 a II, Oct. 6 and 7. But church leaders say they expect from night — are not sold out. Sports fans have been paci¬ Soviet ballerina misses husband 500,000 to a million people to crowd onto the Capitol Mall on Sunday afternoon. And no one fied. The Redskins game, scheduled to be played the same afternoon at the RFK football By NIKKI FINKE Associated Press Writer the brunette won a rare 37-year-old dancer five curtain calls she answered reporters' ques tions, Vlasova had her own her next Beatrice, role the will be after ballerina said Out-of-state license is arguing. Stadium few blocks from the MOSCOW - Bolshoi balle from the Bolshoi audience and ideas about why her husband plates disappearing a simply, "Whatever role they The archdiocese of Washing¬ Mall, has been switched to rina Ludmilla Vlasova, looking was presented three times with decided to remain in the United give me." ton, which includes the District Philadelphia. radiant after five curtain calls bouquets of flowers. Her States, leaving her behind. She refused to comment of Columbia and its Maryland As a result, Mass-goers can at her season debut, said Sun¬ mother, brother and nephew about the defections Sept. 16 of A series of out-of-state license in the audience. plate thefts have area police suburbs, has about 400,000 park their cars in the stadium day she wants "very much" to were "I I)ONT THINK he deci another pair of Bolshoi princi departments speculating that someone may be starting a collection Catholics. But the pope's week¬ parking lot and ride the subway hear from her defector hus¬ ded," she said. "He was caught pals, Leonid and Valentina Koz from all 50 states. end visit will draw from all over to the Mall. There will also be band, Alexander Godunov. ASKEI) WHETHER SHE in some kind of a situation that The theft of at least three out-of-state plates was reported to the east, providing Catholics parking at the Pentagon, with "Tell him that I love him very had been in contact with is still not clear to me." "There's nothing I want to have occurred Friday night at Cedar Village Apartments, 242 and non-Catholics with a once- shuttle buses going to the Mall. much," she told Western re¬ Godunov since he defected Will he make it professionally say about them," she said. Cedar St., East Lansing Police said. in-a-lifetime chance to partici¬ porters in a stage-door inter¬ Aug. 22 during the Bolshoi in America? The Kozlovs eluded Soviet Two out-of-state plates were also reported stolen Saturday pate in a mass celebrated by a THE TWOHOUR CERE view, her first since returning company's New York appear "Oh, yes," came her quick authorities in Los Angeles after night from University Village Apartments on campus, the MONY, which will be televised to Moscow after a three-day ance, Vlasova replied sadly: reply. "He'll be successful the Bolshoi company's final very Department of Public Safety said. The expected crowd would by ABC, starts at 3 p.m. The U.S.-Soviet tug-of-war over her "No, I haven't heard anything because he is very talented." performance on their U.S. tour The theft of out-of state licenses is particularly hard on the be greater than the quarter- pope will say the Mass at a at New York's Kennedy Air from him." But there was a trace of iought political victims. East Lansing police said, because they must order new million who heard Martin specially-built altar, on the Mall port. The stand-off ended when Would she like to? bitterness in her voice when The rest of the troupe returned plates from their home state. The cars cannot be used without Luther King Jr. declare "I side of the Smithsonian castle. she convinced U.S. authorities "Yes, very much," she said. to Mosc t Tuesday. license plates, police said. Have a Dream" in 1963; it Church officials say the altar she wanted to come home. "I would like very much to hear would be bigger than the will be high enough for every¬ Vlasova appeared on the from him." ful." largest of anti-war demonstra¬ one standing on the Mall to see Bolshoi stage — for the first Godunov dropped from sight "Tell my husband that," she tions during the Vietnam War the pontiff. They insist also that time since her return — in a in New Y'°rk soon after the said. "He always thought I was the sound system will allow matinee performance of "Love defection, saying he would not beautiful. Tell him you think I everyone along the grassy mile- for Love," the ballet version of re-emerge until he had made still am." "THE BICENTENNIAL IN and-a-half mall between the Shakespere's comedy "Much some decisions about his artis¬ She told reporters that she 1976 was a fireworks display," Capitol steps and the Washing¬ Ado About Nothing." tic future in America. will be dancing "all the roles I with spectators spread all over ton Monument to hear. Calm and self-composed as danced before." Asked what Playing the role of Beatrice, a large downtown area includ¬ Fifteen hundred priests will ing the Mall, said George fan into the crowd to offer Holy Berklacy, spokesperson for the Communion to 300,000 wor¬ National Park Service which shipers. supervises Mall events. "We estimated that 1 million people The bill for the event is being split between the Archdiocese ART SUPPLIES Cluing saw it. But the pope promises of Washington and taxpayers. Also: Stained glass, weaving, to attract more people in one Catholic planners say much woodcarving, calligraphy silk screening, supplies and classes. 30%OOFF purcha ~ Full line of Student Supplies Delphi Art Supply 2224 E. Michigan Ave. 5 blks. W. of Frandor 323 E.&rarvi RvvJfcV jVTex4 it>^ JOHN NEILSON Center was an enjoyable cross dynamic versions of "Astron of microcomputers and their applications State News Reviewer section of the band's material, omy" and "Dominance/ preferred After seeing the Blue Oyster from "Cities On Flame" up Submission." "Godzilla," too, Cult in concert last Friday at through new material like was great, but then I'd be Manufacturing Responsibilities will include analyzing. the Lansing Civic Center, it will "Doctor Music." Although the hard pressed to find fault with Methods Engineers p|annin9 and improving the manufacturing methods, processes, tools and equipment probably be impossible for me Cult has recently begun to any song that includes the classic line "Oh, No! There goes Assignments are conducted on a project to ever take their malevolent/ soften up their recorded work basis with traditional ME/IE functions black leather/evil image sen including a lot of vocal Tokyo!" The Cult encored with included. harmonies and Byrdslike version of "Don't Fear The ously again. In the long run I a A four year degree in Mechanical or guess it really won't matter guitar — the bulk of Friday's Reaper" that was marred only Industrial Engineering is required for this much, though, because what I show consisted of their crowd by what seemed to be a bad highly challenging position. did come away with was a new pleasing hard rock classics. connection in Roeser's equip respect for this band's ability to Musically the focal point of ment that caused his sound to Salary is commensurate with experience, and a total benefits package which kick out high energy rock 'n the Cult's show is lead guitarist cut in and out. includes, company-paid family health and roll. Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser, The faults of the opening act, life insurance, income savings plan, The Cult's fascination with whose junior executive looks Rainbow, are not so easy to retirement plan and many other benefit the bizarre and sordid has been detracted not one bit from his explain away. The band, led by programs Please forward your resume in complete confidence to: ItC/l a major part of their appeal skull splitting guitar work. ex Deep Purple guitarist since the release of their highly Backing Roeser were guitarists Ritchie Blackmore, seemed to State News Richard Marshall Mr. Chuck Braxton acclaimed debut LP in 1971. Bloom and Allen Lanier (who be suffering from intra-group The Four Guitarists of the Apocalypse? The Pills- RCA While most heavy metal groups also doubled on keyboards), frictions, and their show was bury Rock-Off? Naw, it's just Allen Lanier showing Consumer Electronics Division spent the decade warming over while brothers Joe and Albert very disappointing to one who fellow Cult-members an E chord at the Lansing 1300 South Rogers the same macho fantasies and Bouchard provided the rock considers his work on Deep Civic Center Saturday night. Bloomington. Indiana 47401 grandiose self infatuations, the solid bottom on bass and Purple's Made In Japan to be We are an Equal Opportunity Employer F/M Cult were singing about ty drums, respectively. During some of the bright moments of minated in Powell's drum solo, warded their poor showing and mutation, sub "Hot Rails To Hell" and "Born the Age of Heavy Metal. done to a tape of the final ranny with some well deserved boo A Tradition On The Move! humans, careers of evil, Hitler To Be Wild," however, ail five Blackmore, ex Purple bassist creseendos from the 1812 ing. Good riddance! death weapons and the Grim group members took up guitars Roger Glover, and ex Jeff Beck Overture) Reaper himself. One got the for a screaming assault that Grouo drummer Cozy Powell Blackmore, for his part, impression somehow that here accurately simulated the sound would occasionally lock into looked as if he wished he were a was a band that fed on raw of Dresden in the last throes of some grinding rock riffs, but thousand miles away, and he flesh and small children while air-raid annihilation. more often their set was nota¬ eventually left the stage during ARE YOU COMING UP SHORT planning schemes of world dom To these ears, at least, the ble for its overblown baroque the keyboard and drum solos, ination and control. show's highlights were the arrangements, bombastic solo never to return. There was no AT THE END OF THE MONTH? On stage, however, it's a songs from Secret Treaties and ing excesses, and tacky classi¬ encore (thank goodness), and There's one thing that's probably common to all college different story entirely. De¬ Agents of Fortune, including cal music thievery (which cul- the 'Lansing audience re students They have to watch their finances. Here's news about spite singer/guitarist Ertc some help you may be able to get Bloom's attempts to act other¬ Air Force ROTC has four, three and two-year scholarships that wise, the Cult came across as a provide you $100 a month and cover all tuition, books and lab bunch of average guys that just fees As an AFROTC cadet, you'll enter an exciting program of Air happen to enjoy singing about Force instruction that prepares you for one of the most gratifying the stuff late stage presence, than made up night thrillers are made of. 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Eollowing MSU's winning touchdown, Miami still had over a Rut it would probably be hard for the fourth year minute to win the game, but Hauck's first throw following the Spartan coach kickoff to find somet hing else that pleased him after the Redskins stormed was picked off by Van Williams and the Spartans had a back from a 17 0 halftime deficit to take a 21 17 lead, victory over the Mid American Conference Redskins. only to see One of the sour notes for the Spartans was the sub par MSU pull the game out of the fire on a six yard touchdown toss from Bert Vaughn to Mark Rrammer with just 1:25 left on the performance by Vaughn. The sophomore from Mogadore, Ohio was just 14 for 33 for 160 yards. clock. "It "Bert's stats weren't good, but he threw well when it counted," was not an intense week of practice for us and our performance reflected it," Rogers said. Rogers said. "He's going to have his up days and his down days and I think today was one of the down days," he continued. 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GRAND RIVER AVE Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, September 24. 1979 9 Its JEFF HITTLFR 1)AVE JANSSEN State News "The defense was outstanding once again," Sports W riter Baum said. "Richard Huff After finding its winning form was amazing. He once again stopped two sure goals by Hope." 'Best win yet, over the weekend, the MSU soccer team will Junior goalie Rob Grinter was in the try to make it two in a row when the Spartan nets for the third straight game and Spartans host Albion College today. found his job made easy by the fine play of The Spartans raised their season record to the defense. 2 1 with a well played 1-0 victory over The only goal MSU needed came 10 Hope —MSU's Byrd Hooters blank College Saturday. Albion was a 6 0 victim of the Spart ans last minutes into the second half off the foot of sophomore forward Mark Neterer, his third season and appears in no better shape to of the season. He stole the ball from a make Hope You can choose any adjec from defensive backs each time a challenge to them in the 3:30 p.m. defender and let go a blast from 13 yards out It was at this time last season contest. MSU has all six of its meetings won in front of the Dutchmen net. tives you like to describe MSU's 24 21 win over Miami of Ohio University Saturday. Try he goes out for a pass, would soon relay his feelings about the game. when Byrd started to become a bit more noticeable in the MSU offense. Against the University Dutchmen, with the Britons and has recorded shutouts in each match. "We would like to put it all together "We played very well overall," said Baum. "I thought we moved the ball well and I'm happy about that. We don't have ing to perceive that the Spar To put it mildly, Byrd's of Notre Dame last fall. Byrd good against Albion." said MSU coach Joe Baum. concentration yet because we're forcing tans did, in fact, win still may thoughts about the win were caught seven Eddie Smith "We play Calvin on Wednesday and that is shots. But it was only the third be the hardest assignment that game so I'm quite different from any others passes for 124 yards and one going to be a tough game." happy where we are at this time." came out of Saturday's contest. offered by the players. "That's touchdown. The Spartans had little trouble in register Baum indicated that team morale was But despite apparent re the best one," Byrd reported. high ing their second shutout of the season in the and the squad was feeling good about the peated attempts to give the "To come back like that when NOW WE APPROACH the game against Hope. The Flying Dutchmen way they were playing. Unfortunately for game away, the Spartans everything looked so bleak, fourth weekend of the football managed just nine shots on goal compared to Albion, it will be able to do little to change notched the win and we are told that's just got to be the best season and again — Michigan 39 for MSU. that. that the score and quality of win yet." State vs. Notre Dame. "I feel MSU's play no longer matter — like my good game is on the at least not until next Saturday. BYRI) ADMITTED THAT way," Byrd predicted. "I mean he has never been as tense like getting seven or eight about a game near its end as he catches. It's time for me to have was Saturday. Yet, the All-Big Ten wide receiver had no doubts that he was going to that good game and there's no better one than the one comin' Rose Bowl tickets I Varsity meeting dates up." Ros Bov • has make that fourth down catch It's certain the rest of the Candidates for the MSU sity track at MSU? There will out for the MSU fencing team with less than two minutes left •onfo women's basketball team be a meeting at 4 p.m. Oct. 1 in should attend an orientation that would keep alive his team's Spartans believe time for them es and public ticket to have a good game too. When sales the 1980 Rose Bowl should report to Rm. 137 in the Rm. 220 Jenison Fieldhouse. meeting at 4:30 p.m. on Tues glimmering hopes for victory. it to Notre 1M Sports-Circle at 3 p.m. on For further information day in Rm. 208 of the IM West. "I was just hopin' I would get comes Dame, we all know what happens to teams Only 3,500 seats are available Thursday. regarding tryouts for women's MSU fencing coach Charles the first down," he said. All interested in try that are not sharp and games r the 66th playing of the women teams call the women's athletic Schmitter said both men and He made it, and with 16 until Oct. Ticket that are not well tucked away. This ing out for the MSU women's office at 355 4368. • and i yards to spare. It was a big . only should • their cross country team are asked to Anyone interested in trying ex pei catch, but then all of them are name and addn report to Rm. 220 Jenison for Byrd, who is now just 18 and mail it to: Rose Bowl Ticke Fieldhouse at 4:30 p.m. on catches away from tying Kirk Gibson's career all-time record of 112 catches. Brammer is only Spartans top Miami Drawing. P.O. Box 1800, Pas; dena, Calif. 91109. There is two ticket limit. Tuesday. Anj ' out for crested in trying MSU women's vjo' .Wo ' three behind Byrd's total at 91, after making five grabs against icontinued from page 81 While Ray Stachowicz still remains Shortly after Oct. 15, wir soft ball t should attend a a. oo* o 0Cp Eugene Bvrd among the top punters in the ners will be selected and the meeting in the downstairs cO Miami of Ohio. Both Byrd and nation, Rogers admits he is worried about the other half of his will be mailed an application fo lounge of the IM Sports-Circle And what have been familiar Brammer are only a big day's kicking game. two tickets to the 1980 Ros at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 1. COmPUTER work away from the second slot sounding postgame words from the mouth of Darryl Rogers, on the list held by Gene Andersen had booted six of nine field goals in MSU's first two games, including two three-pointers from over 50 yards, but Interested in women's var 5cfb° #° Washington, who had 102 re entered the LPBORATORY are becoming more and more hospital Friday night before the Miami game after familiar — "any win's a good ceptions in the '64 through '66 aggravating a back injury against Oregon. 0° win, we'll accept them all," or seasons. Because of his absence, the Spartans had to go for the first down something along those lines. The slender Byrd, whose several times in the game on fourth and long when they were DEAR WEIGHT WATCHERS °o0° v O oO °o o o°o 0 Mark Brammer, fourth quarter performance whose number 84 like the 91 worn by Brammer is becoming increas¬ outside reserve kicker Rich Schario's range. In addition, Schario missed two field goals that would have been °0°o °oO helped save the Spartans' 10th ingly popular at Spartan Sta¬ Andersen. chip shots for "In the Dark1' wants us po OO c sO consecutive victory, stood hold dium, believes he will reach the It won't be known until sometime later this week whether °0° ° 'o0 ipg a towel around his waist talking to a group of reporters in the lockerroom after the top of the receiving list this fall. "I think I'm about where I was last year," said Byrd, who, with Andersen will be back for next week's clash with the Notre Dame. University of to shed some light SHORT COURSES °°;v game. The 6'4" 236-pound All- America tight end told how he 10 catches is indeed, exactly where he was a year ago. on "Weight Watchers*" The Computer Laboratory will offer a series of thought a game like Saturday's But Byrd doesn't waste much ★ ★ ★ ★ non-credit short courses in computing during Fall might be good for the team to time thinking or talking about Term. Registration must be made by September experience, noting that he felt •fortunate not to be among the losers on that day. records unless team as a they affect his whole. He, like Q. I've heard about the Weight Watchers" Program for But what exactly is it? 28, 1979 in the User Information Center, 313 Computer Center. A $2 fee covering materials is everybody else, is concerned years. Meanwhile, few yards about the play of MSU team, When charged for each short course. Computer time is a somebody says "I go to Weight not included in the basic fee, but is available for an away, unattended, sat Eugene which looked somewhat less Watchers" where do Byrd, whose fourth quarter, than the calibre of a Big Ten they go? additional cost at the student's option. Asterisks fourth down reception has to be title contender Saturday. (*) next to course numbers indicate courses that considered equally important to i signed> IN Till: DARK. "Right now we're 3-0, but we've have prerequisites; for more information, call the outcome of the game as Brammer's clutch final quarter got to play better football," A» Glad \ou asked. The term "Weight 353-1800. offered Byrd. "The bulk of our Watchers" refers to a unique weight control catches. Byrd, as far from schedule is coming up and reporters as he wishes he was we've got to be sharp." organization that conducts meetings all over the world. If you join the Program you'll . 221 Berkey Hall Sec II: October 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 7-9p.m ; IlOCompUl pax a modest registration fee plus a small lee for eaeh weekly meeting. (No eon tracts, Introduction to the MSU 6500 (101' 1 no payments in advance, no extras.) The Shoemakers to America program is comprehensive! It includes the Basic SPSS (155*) famous Eating Plan, tohelpyou achieve your Feel the light In the new lightweight ideal weight. And the Personal Action Plan, Sec. II October 16, 18, 23, 25 3-5 p.p.m ; 221 Berkey It. Flex-dex from Dexter. With mellow which teaches you how to face challenges leather styling and a low profile Introduction to Interactive Usage (175*) that tempt v<>u t<> <>vereat. how t< > be slim and look that's all kicks and What happens x/ui slim. This year Weight Watchers has also introduced the IM PS I IP Personal under the dome ? I xereise Plan, which is optional. (Also easy and fun. i The Weight Watchers Program is BASIC (220*) Instruction in BASIC, an all 2.3, 24 7-9p.m.; 103Epplcy Free shows at 4& 10 p.m. scientifically planned. Bin I he atmosphere of Magnetic Tapes (310*) the meetings is warm, informal and friendly. monday thru thursday Best of all. it gets results! That's why so Sept. 24-27 man\ people "go to Weight Watchers." FREE SEITIINRRS A behind the scenes look A series of free s will be offered this Fall. sky talk OKEMOS MERIDIAN MALL No registration is light show Okemos Community Church 2nd Floor Knapps Tues. 1:00pm. & morel 4734 N Okemos Rd. Tues 7 00p m at Abrams Planetarium Mon. 10:00a.m. Wed. 7:00p m EAST LANSING 355-4672 University United GRADER II Methodist Church 1118S Harrison combining scores and assigning grades Or tober 2.35pm Mon 7-00 p.m. MSU Computer System Documentation Wed. 1:00 p.m. Discussion of avaitable dor umentation for users ol the MSI ARTHUR TREACHER'S Thurs. 7 00 p.m. facilities October 9, 3-5 p.m.. 110Computer Center Microcomputers THE ORIGINALTisl) Save 30% - Join now for $7.00 I.E Only on Hurry, Last Week offer expires Sept. 29th Microcomputer Equipment Emphasis on interfanng microcomputers and microprocessors TUesday rompuler and non-romputer equipment October 24. 3-5 p Join Anytime • No Contracts Data Base Management '3.50 Weekly • I'lease No Checks Basic concepts ol data base management systems their cap OUR BUDGET BANQUET and limitations November 6. 3-5 p m 110 Computer Center WE SPECIALIZE IN THE Microcomputer Software 99 COLE SLANA WEIGHT WATCHERS overview of available computer languages, applications $1 the An HARD TO FIT tributes November7, 3 5p m ill EBH BEVERAGE The Authority 6V2-II Narrow (Width) Cartographic Automatic Mapping "HUR'S FISH & CH n of the CAM (Cartographic Automatu Mapping, t 5-11 Medium (Width) ★ ★ ★ ★ i asscxiated gencoded base tiles World Dala Bank-. I r 14. 3-5 p m 308 EBH Bring Family. . 5' ? -9 Wide (Width) iandard EORTRAN and th EAT HERE 0 C omputer Center 100! E GRAND RIVER 1 - MSU BOOTERY UCSD PASCAL System ondDURAND ACROSS FROM 225 E. Grand River CAMPUS Across From The Union 1 0 Michigon Stote News, East Lonsing, Michigan Monday, September 24, 1979 Stickers salvage overtime win Bv BILL TEMPI-ETON overtimes. the half, 10, and Kajornsin said didn't want the girls to get too this weekend and our home Rugby club to present State News Sports Writer "We just plain looked slop he had "a lot to say at that Following an exhibition of inexperience in the first half of py," head coach Sam Kajornsin said. "We saw our weaknesses time." "I told the girls not to get anxious about the victory." IN THE SECOND overtime, opener is Oct. 2 against the University of Toledo." Sunday the stickers played a iMatch of the ' their opening game of the team in the first half down on themselves and to go Barb Shannon series of scrimmage games as a young passed the ball season, the MSU women's field and then came back in the out and do their best in the to Julie Johnson, who slammed against the Ann Arbor and Following a successful summer season the Ohio, MSU placed a creditable second, losing MSU men's and women's rugby clubs will be in the final game after some inspiring play by hockey team escaped total di second half and played a strong second half," Kajornsin said. "I the game winning goal into the Detroit field hockev clubs at saster and defeated Albion told them that our weaknesses Old College Field. hosting the showing of the film "Match of the Doug Dowdy, Wade Smith and Tony Tocco. game." net. College Saturday, 3 2 in two Albion led the had come out in the first half "We use the Century" — the 1973 New Zealand All Blacks At the Windsor Tournament in Ontario on Spartans at "I'm happy that we won," scrimmage and to try and capitalize on against the Barbarians. Memorial Day, MSU was scheduled to play Kajornsin said, "but we've got a games for practice," Kajornsin The film will be shown on Friday at 7:30 in Albion's mistakes for the rest of lot of work to do. We play at said, "and a lot of the girls that University of Leeds, a visiting team from Rm. 215 of the IM Sports-West. A brief England, and was narrowly beaten. MSU the game." Valley Farm in Brooklyn, Mich. play graduated from MSU." meeting of the clubs to familiarize new placed second in the consolation round. LESS THAN TEN minutes players and appoint new officers will precede For the initial two weeks of September, the showing. seven MSU Rugby players were selected to into the second half, Albion made it 2-0, before Barb Oakley scored for MSU on an assist by Im Notes During the summer, the men's rugby club participated in three tournaments. At the Cherry Pit Festival in Traverse City in early represent the Michigan Invitational Touring Side of Great Britain. MSU players selected Connie Seymour. among the 25 were Frank Cox, Mark Collatz, With time running out and Team manager meetings and entry deadlines for fall IM July, MSU placed third, being beaten in the Dowdy, Steve LeMere, Bruce McLaughlin, sports semi-finals by University of Michigan. U-M Smith and Duncan Wright. the score still standing at 21 in are as follows: lost in the finals of the tournament to The team will be playing club sides in favor of Albion, Val Duerr Women's football: managers meeting, at 6 tonight in Rm. 137 of IM Sports Circle. Entry deadline, noon Wednesday, in Office 121 University of Detroit. London, South Wales, Glasgow, Scotland and picked up a pass from Marie At the Poe Ditch Seven's tournament in Herman and netted the tying of IM Sports-Circle. Yorkshire, England. goal to send tne game into Co rec football: managers meeting, at 7 tonight in Rm. 137 of IM overtime. Sports Circle. Entry deadline, noon Wednesday in Office 121 of IM Duerr's goal came with ten Sports-Circle. seconds to play in regulation Men's football: managers meeting, at 6:30 tonight in time. During the first overtime, Arena of IM Sports-West or 6:30 p.m. Tuesday in Rm. 208 of IM Sports West. Entry deadline, noon Wednesday in IM Office of IM Sports Welcome Back Students neither team seemed very wil¬ Sports West. from ling to put themselves into a Women's volleyball: managers meeting at 6 p.m. Tuesday in GLTS'DCLLS situation which might force Rm. 137 of IM Sports Circle. Entry deadline, noon Thursday in errors. Office 121 of IM Sports Circle. "We had made too many Co rec volleyball: managers meeting, Tuesday at 7 p.m. in Rm. mistakes earlier in the game," 137 of IM Sports Circle. Entry deadline, noon Thursday, in Office Kajornsin said, "and since we 121 of IM Sports Circle. Hair sty ling had gotten ourselves into the Men's volleyball: managers meeting, 8 p.m. Tuesday, in Rm. 137 position we were in, I just of IM Sports Circle. Entry deadline, noon Thursday, in Office 121 NOW SERVING £r of IM Sports Circle. EAST LANSING'MSU ENROLL NOW! 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The Complete Record Store Complete Customer RENTAL REFRIGERATORS $36.00 per academic year -CONTACT:- • No Deposit Required AM ARBOR MUSIC MM 336 S. STATE STREET • Free Delivery and ANN ARBOR, MICH. Pick-Up •Guaranteed to work 1-517-787-6741 • 2 cubic ft. units Frigid-Midget 1 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing Michigan Monday, September 24 1979 New battery brings electric cars closer By WILLIAM SILBERG ment remain unknown, but GM all," the source said. "It's not a United Press International engineers apparently have matter of costing more or General Motors Corp. is ex come up with a new zinc-nickel costing less. pected this week to announce it oxide battery that fits the bill in "You just can't have a viable has taken the major step in terms of "being capable of electric vehicle with a lead acid battery technology required if longer charges," company battery. You just don't have the electric-powered cars are to sources said. range." become viable in the future. The new battery will power a GM President Elliott Estes car 100 miles on a charge — EVEN IN USING zinc-nickel has scheduled a Tuesday news about double the range of oxide batteries to power cars, ' conference in Washington, pre¬ current GM test vehicles the obstacle so far has been in V sumably to detail development the number of times they can equipped with lead-acid batter of an improved zinc-nickel oxide ies and would have to be be — recharged. GM's break¬ battery long-sought as a power replaced every 20,000 to 30,000 through is believed to be fo¬ source for electric autos. miles, the sources said. cused in that area, one source Even though fall is here, there are still a few of us who want the sun as Barb Butts, physical education major, lies in the warmth GM has been trying for years Also unclear were specifics of said. to hold on to summer just a little longer. Brian Koehler, a of her sweatsuit, to come up with a smaller, the cost of the new power cells. The new batteries still will sophomore majoring in business, squeezes in a few more days in lighter, more powerful zinc- They will be more expensive require further tests and will nickel oxide battery that can than a lead-acid battery system be installed in GM's Electro- hold a charge longer and be but are far more useful, a GM vette — a special Chevrolet recharged more often than technical source said. Chevette research vehicle the Store conventional lead-acid batter "A lead-acid battery powered of company has used in the past WWILnerve gas evacuation forces ies. Although not a sign the No. 1 automaker is prepared to start electric vehicle is not viable at with lead acid batteries. HAMBURG, West Germany depot at the former Stolzenberg West German military and Officials said some 500 tons of Hitler's former minister of marketing electric cars immedi¬ I Al') — The discovery of at least Chemical Works began Sept. 6 Hamburg police knew what explosives, poison and deadly armaments, Albert ately, the development of the Associated Students of 500 tons of World War Il-vin- after three boys found a cache of materials were being stored at Speer, said new battery is seen as a gas had been recovered so far, that toward the end of the war key to tage explosives and lethal gas at hand grenades and one ex¬ an abandoned chemical plant ploded, killing an 11 year old the site. The firm was founded in 1923 and disbanded two years and expected the search to be completed soon. It was believed Hitler had considered using Tabun. eventual mass production. GM has said in the past it Michigan State University forced 600 persons to evacuate Speer wrote in the their homes in Hamburg on boy and injuring his 13-year-old ago. that military experts plan to try newspaper Welt am Sonntag hoped to be able to start Tax refunds available in room brother. There has been no official marketing an electric vehicle of to neutralize the gas and then that Propaganda Minister Josef Sunday. some sort by the mid 1980s, but 334 Student Services The cache included canisters THE CACHE INCLUDES government response to this allegations, but the city has set bury the materials in a secure Goebbels urged Hitler to ap¬ prove the use of Tabun because could do so only with a break¬ Building of a nerve gas that was made for eight grenades of the lethal gas up an investigatory committee. the Allies had no defense through in battery technology. until October 3, 1979 at 5PM Adolf Hitler's Nazi arsenal but Tabun, which Hitler was said to At a news conference Sunday, BESIDES THE TABUN and now is banned by international have considered using against against it. an opposition politician called other chemical weapons from DETAILS OF THE develop the Allies in t he last years of the for the resignation of Mayor World War II. the cache in Authorities have been war but did not, for fear the Hans Ulrigh Klose, saying the eluded British and American But Hitler rejected the sug¬ searching the area for a week, police and fire departments had retrieving the deadly materials. airbourne explosives and tank ammunition gestion at the urging of his Tabun been w arning city officials since that evidently were stored But the operation was sus¬ generals for fear the British and 1975 that dangerous materials pended Saturday because of a brisk wind that could have West Germany's newspapers might be stored at the site. during the post-war occupation, officials said. Americans would retaliate with airborne gas attacks. DEPARTMENT re calling the Hamburg affair spread any escaping gas across intry's greatest post a residential neighborhood in ronmental scandal" and OF this city of 2 million, West to know how many Germany's largest. Although the wind died down Sunday, officials knew of the cache. In an interview with the THEATRE officials decided to evacuate the nagazine Der Spiegel, Martin a-uschner, t he last owner of the Investigation of the storage hemical plant, claimed the OPEN AUDITIONS TONIGHT ONLY! TUESDAY WEDNESDAY SEPT. 25 SEPT. 26 PRISMATIC 7:30 P.M. Latin-Fusion 149 AUDITORIUM BUILDING DRACULA YOU CAN T TAKE IT W ITH YOU + * * ♦ ) INDIAN CAPTIVE FOR INFORMATION 355-6690 THE PERFORMING ARTS COMPANY WILL HOST AN OPEN HOUSE 7:30 - 10 pm, SEPTEMBER 24 IN THE NEW ARENA THEATRE • FREE FOOD & ENTERTAINMENT MEET THE PAC! ALL STUDENTS WELCOME FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 355-6600 Michigon State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, September 24, 1979 13 GOP county heads favor Reagan DETROIT (UPI) roots Republican leaders - Grass of events for another candidate to pass him — either a dramatic ONLY 35 PERCENT said Illinois 3 percent and Sen. Robert Dole of Kansas 2 per ter, 2 percent selected Vice Suspected leader jailed across they believed Reagan would President Walter Mondale and NEW YORK (API A man the nation consider Ronald surge by someone, and there's make the best president, how cent. 1 following an anonymous tip. Crawford, who worked as a percent named Calif. Gov believed to be the mastermind Johnson was unarmed and Reagan far and away the no evidence of that, or, more ever, the survey showed. Former NATO Commander teller at the bank, was ar¬ Edmund G. Brown Jr. of t he record $500,000 favored GOP presidental hope robbery offered no resistance, Ertel rested after the robbery for likely, self inflicted problems in A distant second in the race Alexander Haig and Rep. John "Kennedy's on a honeymoon of a Rockefeller Center bank ful and don't see his strength said. allegedly providing the the Reagan campaign," he said. was former Texas Gov. John Anderson of Illinois polled 1 now," Teeter said. "I think gang was arrested early Sunday, He was the sixth suspect with detailed plans of the bank eroding, a Detroit News survey Reagan's age — 68 — could Connally, who had 23 percent of percent each. you've got to wait three or four the FBI said. said Sunday. arrested in the Aug. 3 robbery vault and security procedures. become "a more critical issue," the overall support of the Kennedy's strong showing months to how FBI spokesperson Quentin see strong he of the Ranker's Trust Co. In a copyright story, the Teeters said. county GOP officials, followed among the GOP chairperson really is." Ertel said Charles Johnson, branch at Rockefeller Center, The seventh suspect, Vir- News said the survey conduc¬ The poll, based on 1,377 by former President Gerald was unaffected by the Republi 25, was arrested at the apart the largest cash theft at a New ted by Market Opinion Re Ford, with 10 percent. candidate the leaders gilio Gabriel Blanchar, of responses to a questionnaire can Forty-eight percent said the ment of a friend on Man York City bank. search also found four of five mailed to all 3,130 GOP county favored or regional factors. Queens, is still being sought on Trailing were Sen. Howard Massachusetts lawmaker was hattan's Upper West Side Johnson's girlfriend, Coral GOP county leaders found Reagan consi¬ an arrest warrant, Ertel said. leaders viewed Baker of Tennessee 9 percent; Eighty-one percent of the the Democrat most likely to be Sen. Edward Kennedy as the dered the most popular Repub¬ former CIA chief George Bush chairpersons saw Kennedy as nominated, but 45 percent said toughest Democratic opponent lican in the home counties of 64 6 percent; Rep. Philip Crane of the strongest Democrat. Only a they believed Carter would win in the 1980 election. percent. percent named President Car re-nomination. The survey found Reagan the Fifty six percent of the coun¬ presidential choice of 41 cent on an of the county chairperson overall basis. 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Call Maximum sale price of s200. Private 8-10-11 (4) per day. We can hlep you. c. party ads PORSHE 012 1966 Southern 8-10-1 (6) GARDENS, 349-9180. Ziegler. Z-8-10-2 (22) For an appointment call 723- only. car, no rust, $6000 or best 5-9-27 (5) Peanuts Personal ads PASTEUP AVON 6055■ 7-9-28 (7) OPBmYGS FOR a day dish- GIRL WANTED to help in- 3 lines s2.25 per inser offer. Must sell. 676-9078. ' 00 EARN MONEY FOR LIFE'S • PART TIME Student, experi¬ va|id |ady some experjence, tion. 75' per line over 3 lines, 5-9-26 (4) LOOKING FOR the ambitious (pre-payment). enced in editorial page lay¬ EXTRAS. Become an Avon PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT Applv ,n 8:30 am noon. Saturdays - person that is tired of being Rummage /Garage Sale ads 4 lines with Michigan's largest multi- 63 per line over,4 lines-per insertion. s2.50. TRANSPORTATION SPE¬ out. Evenings. Must have representative. You can earn extra money selling quality paid less than they are worth. manufacturer distributor, 15- dfv^hur^ fln S|LVPE^' hol" and Sundays. $4.00/hour. ' Cal' 332-5176. 2-9-24 (5) CIAL. 69 Impala. Runs good. Tuesday and Thursday nites Hours flexible. For interview QA nnM ™, c m Round Town ads 4 lines-s2.50-per insertion. $120. 351 2237. 5-9-28 13) open, 5-11 p.m. Apply in products part-time during the call 372-1693 and leave name 20 hours per week. Auto mo- .LAR £AL°™'3411 E' Mich" 63' per line over 4 lines. person 301 P K Bldg. (base¬ hours that suit you best. and number. 5-9-27 (7) bile required. 339-9500. I9a" ___ NIGHT WAITRESS - Wil- ment) Monday after 3PM. Excellent commission! Inter¬ C-7-9-2915) Lost & Found ads/Transportation ads 3 lines TRIUMPH TR 7 1975, 4 State News Composing. viewing at Student Services DRIVERS NEEDED. Must DISPATCHER, EAST Lan- JSllSSIl Bar Pho™ ^ M 50-per insertion. 50' per line over 3 lines. speed, air, AM-FM 8 track, Placement Center September have chauffer license and COOKS WANTED. Must be sing Cab Company. Prefer da*s' 655~4259 neat. No experience neces- mature responsible person S/F Popcorn rear defog, must sell, day 27. WALK IN from 9:30 am to East Lansing taxi permit. Part (Sorority-Fraternity) 50 per line. sary. Lunch and closing __________ 339-8167, night-339-2852. TRANSCRIBERS 3:30 p.m. For details, call time. Call Varsity Cab 332- DRIVEWAY ATTENDANT, Deadlines 3-9-25 14) Needed: Volunteer reader? 482 6893. C-5-9-27 (13) 3559. 7-9-28 (5) shifts. Apply in person be- Varerty Cab 332-3559. ^ TRIUMPH books to visual handicappei BABYSITTER NEEDED. East PART TIME cooks and bus- icTs cup restaurant! -- ^sr36'-0770' Want Ads-2 p. .-1 class day before pub- 68-TR250. No 220 M.A.C. 3-9-24 (7) Lansing home. 8 a.m.-1:30 PART TIME automotive ser- rust, rebuilt engine, new bat¬ students. Please call Mike boys positions open. Apply - - tery, and radials. 90% re¬ Ellis at 353 9642 p.m. 332-0183 after 1:30 p.m. Backstage Meridian Mall be¬ This space is the : vice, flexible hours must be WORK STUDY: 3 clerical, 1 Cancellation Change ! p, -I class 4-9-25 (3) tween 2-5 p.m. Monday - place to neat, dependable. Call 485- pottery assistant, East Lan- day be stored. Collectors item. Stu¬ make money. Call us with 5741 between 8-10 am only. fore publication. dent must sell. $2300. 355- Friday. 8-10-1 (5) sinq Arts Workshop. 332- EAST LANSING FOOD CO¬ your ad now! 3-9-24 (5) Classified Display deadline 3 p. 0787. 3-9-25 (6) SURVEY RODMAN 2565 3-9-24 (4) class - part OP is accepting applications IMMEDIATE EXPERIENCE time, drafting experience pre¬ days before publication. ferred. 339-1014. 5-9-28 (3) for 12 15 hours a week. 308 with mentally ill and mentally Once ad is ordered it cannot be cancelled VOLKSWAGEN 1969. Parts W. Grand River. No applica¬ retarded adults. Part time or good condition. Call after 6 tions by phone. 6-9-27 (5) shifts open 3-11 and 7-3. Call changed until after 1st insertion. p.m. 694-0356 3-9-25 (3) COOK: PART-time, weekend CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF MERIDIAH There is a M.OO charge for 1 ad 339-3265. 7-10-28 (6) change plus nights. Sea Hawk Restau¬ HELP! PART-TIME service 50' per additional change for maximum rant, Williamston. Call for an of 3 changes. 74 VOLVO Wagon. Loaded, appointment at 655-2175. person. MSU students to COOK: RESPONSIBLE for NOTICE OF rustproof. Immaculate, 12-10-9 (5) work lunches. Kellogg Center evening meals in private The State News will only be responsible for $3650/best offer 351-8967. Catering. Room 115, 353- Okemos home. Transporta¬ VOTER REGISTRATION DEADLINE the 1st days incorrect insertion. 5-9-26 (3) 8893. Apply anytime. tion, references & experience Adjust NOW HIRING Taking ap¬ ment claims must be made within 10 6-9-28 (6) necessary. Call 351-9442 for cfays 2 VW buses, 1973 and 1971, plications for all positions, interview. 3-9-24 (6) of expiration date. apply in person, any after¬ excellent, no rust. 351-9077. HOUSE CLEANING, IRON¬ FOR THE ELECTION ON A PROPOSED ANNEXATION PRO¬ Bills are due 7 days from ad expiration date. noon. RAINBOW RANCH, BABYSITTER FOR 6 month 3-9 24 (3) ING. Experienced, energetic POSITION OF THE MSU "PISTOL" AREA OF MERIDIAN FOR If not paid by due date, a M.OO late 2843 E. Grand River. baby boy. Own girl, 3 hours weekly. $9. Mrs. transpor¬ 5 9-26 (5) tation, morning hours prefer¬ THE FOLLOWING UNITS OF GOVERNMENT: CITY OF EAST service charge will be due. VW Smith, 355-2326 or 332-2496. BUS, 1973, good mile¬ red. 351-2385, days. age, good shape, many new BUSBOY DISHWASHER 3-9-25 (5) LANSING (COMPLETE) AND THE CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF - 8-10-1 (4) parts. 339-9285. 8-10-1 (3) from 11:30a.m. - 4:00p.m., ANDERSON LANDSCAPE MERIDIAN (FRACTIONAL) PRECINCTS 13 AND 14 ONLY. Monday Friday. Night food PART-TIME phone work service help also. Apply in now taking applications for full time landscaping and from your home. Apply in Automotive Automotive I Auto Service | [ / ] person, 2-4 p.m. Monday, September 24. SILVER DOL maintenance crews. Apply 2 5 p.m. 1021 E. Ash, Mason. person, 5681 Shaw Street Haslett-Wheeler Deeler. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1979 LAR SALOON. 3-9-24 (8) ATTENTION!! We buy late GREMLIN '76. 6-auto, radio, 5-9-24 (6) 3-9-24 (4) GOOD USED tires, 13,14,15 model imported and domes new shocks and Battery, 2 inch. Mounted free. Used WAITRESSES. Looking for tic compact cars. Contact snows, $1300 or best. 332 wheel and hub caps. PEN personable people. Hours Secretarial John DeYoung WILLIAMS 0683 or 351-0214. 5-9-26(3) NELL SALES, 1825 Michi ranging from 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. VW, 484 1341. C-7-9 28 (5) Clerical and gan. Lansing, Michigan, Some experience preferred. '78 HONDA Cvcc 5 speed 48912 482 5818. C-7 9-28 (6) Apply in person. 2-4 p.m. General BUICK REGAL 1976 Lan civic-37mpg. Air with ziebart Monday, September 24. LAST DAY TO REGISTER FOR THE ELECTION. dau, AM/FM stereo, tape, tilt 337 1894. Bill. 3-9-24 (3) Laborer Positions V SILVER DOLLAR SALOON. wheel, power windows, sport 3-9-24 (8) OTHER PLACES. DATES AND TIMES FOR VOTER REGISTRATION: wheels. Excellent. $3400 or Available best offer. 332 1839 after 6. MALIBU, 1975, great gas MALE AND Female patient S 5-9 26 15) mileage, CB radio. 349 3224 8 10 1 (3) models for physical examina¬ Immediately Monday, September24, 1979 N 8 S HUBBARD HALL 4:00-6:30 P.M. MASON BODY SHOP, 812 E. Tuesday, September 25, 1979 E8WHOLMESHALL 4:00-6:30 P.M. CHEVETTE '78. 4 door. Ex Kalamazoo since 1940. Auto tion & interviewing course for If you are available to work at least Wednesday, September 26, 1979 E 8 W MC DONEL HALL 4:00-6:30 P.M. 1st year medical students. cellent condition. $3000. 646 painting-collision service. four hours a day Monday Thursday, September 27, 1979 E OWEN HALL (LOBBY) 4:30-6:30 P.M. 6703, after 4:30pm. Auto¬ MATADOR 1974 2 door, American, Foreign cars. 485 College of Human Medicine. through Fri¬ Monday, October 1. 1979 EAKERS HALL 4:00-6:30 P.M. matic. 3-9-25 (3) power steering, brakes. Runs 0256. C-7-9 29 (5) 2 afternoons/week. $5/hr. day or week-ends, call us or apply in Contact Ms. Kennedy. 353- very well. Call Susie after 5 5444. 8-10-1 18) person between 8:30 - 3:30. Persons who ore citizens of the United States, at least 18 p.m. 339 3851. 5-9-26 (4) CHEQUERED FLAG. Foreign years of oge, residents of Car parts and accessories are Meridian Township and the State of Michigan by the registration deadline, October 8. MGB GT, 1971. Body in good our specialty. Free advice with every part sold. 2605 E. PART TIME handyman and farm worker. Must be de¬ MANPOWER inc. 1979 at 8:00 P.M., may register to vote for the November 6. 1979 Election. 601 N.Capitol shape, excellent gas mileage. pendable, able to operate Kalamazoo. (1 mile west of $750. Call 337 2025 after tractor and good with ani 372-0880 CORVETTE 78 silver anni campus). Call 487 5055. 5pm. 5 9 26 (4) mats. 349-1330. 7-9-28 (5) NO FEES, GOOD PAY versary, oyster interior, all C-7 9 29 (7) Any person who is unoble to make personal application for registration because of options, $13,500. 616 962 1826. 8 10 1 (4) MUSTANG 1979. Hatch CHEAPEST PRICES in the physicol disability or absence from the Township may call the OFFICE OF THE CLERK 349-1200 for special instructions prior to the close of registration OCTOBER 8, 1979. back. 4-cylinder, automatic, state! UGLY DUCKLING CUTLASS 1968. Excellent stereo. Sunroof. $5,000. 1 RENT A Car. $7.95'day 372 engine & body, air, AM/FM, power. 351-8196. 5 9 26 (3) 649 8902. Z 5-9-28 (3) 7652. C-7-9-29 (4) PEOPLE REACHER Change of address from one location to another within the Township should be reported to the Township Clerk. No change of address will be accepted after Monday, October 8, 1979. CUTLASS '72 good shape, good transportation, $1100. 349 4183. X-3-9-24 (3) MATERIAL AVAILABLE FOR BOOK SHELVES AND LOFTS WANT AD If a registered voter changes his address from one township, that person must register with the Clerk in tf The following proposition will be submitted to the vi e of the electors qualified to vote DATSUN 1977 - 200 SX. there on at said November 6. 1979 election: HASLETT LUMBER Faculty member leaving area. Just complete form and 5-speed. Uses regular gas. 31 COMPANY A PROPOSAL FOR THE ANNEXATION OF CERTAIN TERRITORY IN THE mpg. Only 16,000 miles Im mail with payment to: I486 Haslett Rd. CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF MERIDIAN, INGHAM COUNTY, MICHIGAN TO maculate, 332-4370. THE CITY OF EAST LANSING, INGHAM COUNTY, MICHIGAN. 8-10-1 (5) Hasloff, Mich. State News Classified Dept. DATSUN '76 Two-door, air, - MATERIALS CUT TO SIZE! 347Student Services Bldg. A proposal for the annexation of the portion of stereo, 19,000 miles, excel¬ territory located in the Charter Township of 339-8236 East Lansing, Mich. 48823 lent. 1615 Clifton. 5 9-26(3) Meridian to the City of East Lansing. Michigan, OPEN: MON-FRI 8-5:30, SAT 8-1:00 commonly described as "the Michigan State Univ¬ DODGE VAN 66 from Call ersity Pistolwhich includes all of East Akers Name fornia, newly repainted. $600, Dormitory Hall, all of North Hubbard Dormitory after 7pm, 349 1798, 349 Hall, a portion of South Hubbard Dormitory Hall, 3569. 8-10-1 14) Address TAKE A BREAK FROM STUDYING: portion of both East and West McDonel Dormitory Holl and portion of East Owen Dormitory 1975 FIAT 124 5 speed. 30 RIDE AT WILLOWPOND STABLES City Zip Code Hall, consisting of precincts 13 and 14 of the miles per gallon. New brakes, Charter Township of Meridian, legally described radials and exhaust system. Daytime Phone Student Number OS: $2300. 351-5580 12 10-9 (41 Jumping 8 Dressage lessons beginning thru advanced Thot port of the Nl V« of Section 19 1 wo Indoor Arenas New School Horses. Bring a friend: Preferred Insertion Date No. Days Ordered beginning 33 feet west of the corner Iwo lessons for the price of one for new riders thru FIAT 1972. 124 Spider common to Sections 17, It, 19. and 20; Engine, transmission, drive Classification thence west on section line common to train and many other parts. sections 18 and 19 to the V, post of Excellent condition. Call after Sections 18 ond 19; thence south 8' ? miles South of Campus 3 line r on 6 p.m. 694 0356. 3 9 25(5) N-S 'A line 330 feet; thence east 25 characters ii a line, including punctuation and spaces between words. 676-1975 parallel to the section line to a or 676-9799 point 719.4 feet west of the east section FORD GRAN Torino 1973 line; thence south parallel to the east Good mechanical order, small section line 853 feet; thence east 686.4 amount of body rust. Auto¬ EARN $200 (OR MORE) PER WEEK PART TIME feet; thence north to the point of matic, air, power. $1000 beginning in Section 19 T4N. R1W. County negotiable. 332 7463 after 5 of Ingham, State of Michigan. MULTINATIONAL COMPANY needs five (5) college per p.m. 5-9-27 (6) sons to troin in soles of sure fire campus oriented spe¬ cial occasion gift items. Applicant must hove initiative be 1972 FORD LTD Station SHALL THE ABOVE DESCRIBED TERRITORY LOCATED IN THE CHARTER sales oriented, outgoing resouiceful. a consistent per Wagon. $200. 339 8964 former, and a self-starter TOWNSHIP OF MERIDIAN, INGHAM COUNTY, MICHIGAN BE ANNEXED E 5 9 26 (3) TO THE CITY OF EAST LANSING, INGHAM COUNTY, MICHIGAN? Work approx Please use rate chart for proper rate. 4 hrs. day your own time No previous GMC. JIMMY Travel Van nn/mum, Successful applicants under¬ 1977. Cruise, am/fm, tape, go excellent troining program Send resume including If special rate ad which one? VIRGINIA L. WHITE CB, sink, ice box, 4 captain phone no POLYCRAFT INTERNATIONAL COMPANY. Suite chairs, 2 tables, lots of stor 1800 505 Fifth Avenue. New York New York 10017 Amount Enclosed $ TOWNSHIP CLERK age, 28,000 miles, $6250 s: 3rd Week October 323 3691 8-10 1 (7) Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan Monday. September 24, 1979 15 Employment |[j|l | Employment Iff}] I IpfH Apartments Houses STUDENT TYPIST COUPLE NEEDED to For Sale '§] ; for Sale ;!C>1 [ Personal | [/] | Wauled j[g] manage REFRIGERATORS - Esch- 1 MAN for 4 man in Twyck- 3 BEDROOM ranch style with Must have Wednesday after¬ apartment complex. General AQUARIUMS, FILTERS, FREE KITTENS Girls truth Appliances. 315 S. ingham # C-43, anytime after fireplace. Country living at its Raleigh How to study $1.00 Papers WANT TO rent 2 bedroom noons free. 60 WPM, Apply maintenance heaters, gravel, decorations experience Bridge Grand Ledge. 627- 4 p.m. 8-10-1 13) Triumph 3 speed, $25. New Dept. MS, Box 25126 Lan house or apartment. Prefer in best. 8 miles from campus. We've got the supplies you person 301 P-K Bldg. neqessary. 351-9538 2191. 8-10-1 (3) girls Huffy 10 speed, $65. Call 676-9206 before 9 a.m. or sing, Mi 48909 Z 10-10-3 (31 rural b pets. $150-250. Box (basement), State News OR-2-8-24 (4) need and the areas best Charles guitar, $20. Metal 4th MAN 95/month. Close to after 5 p.m. 8-10-2 (5) » 8 2, 'State News 1-9-24 (4) Composing. selection of healthy fresh¬ ranch style doll house, $20. r campus 424 E. Michigan 3 water and saltwater fish DUTCH LANGUAGE tutor FOR RENT west. 351-1628. 3-9-24 (3) HOUSE TO SHARE near the Fish at BSR McDonald speakers and ELECTROLYSIS NEED 1 student ticket to DENTAL SECRETARY AS¬ wanted. Please call 351-5706. Monger 1522 E. receiver, $50. 332 2323. Portable color Rose Lake. $75 includes utili¬ MSU-UofM game. Call Lorie, SISTANT. Duties include, X-8-10-1 (3) • Michigan, Lansing Phone E-5-9-27 (8) ties. 675-7305 after 5:30 p.m 485 6036 351 6575. 1-9-24 (3) scheduling, billing, insurance, and B&W TV's Open Mon Sat 5-9 27 (3) some assisting, sterilization. BABYSITTER WANTED 3 • Stereo's WELCOME 10 9, Sun. 12 6. 3 9 24 (12) 3 UNITED AIRLINES Dis NEED 2 tickets to the MSU - Salary based on training and evenings a week for 3-year- count Tickets $55 each. Purdue football game. 355- -olso- FURNISHED, WELL insu- ORGANIC MANURE for sale experience. Send resume to Box A-1, 347 Student Ser¬ old 485-8352 3-9-24 (3) or 372-3910. • Compact refrigerotors BACK lated house for 3 grad stu $5 a load. 339 8964 Weekends 393-7748 E-5-9-26 (31 0374. 2-9-24 (3) dents or mature man. $95 E-5 9 26 (3) vices Building. 4-9-25 (7) each plus utilities. Basement STATISTICS STUDENT NURSES AID - positions for and 2 porches, complete INSTANT CASH' We're pay TWIN BED, excellent. $45. Recreation m wanted to proof read ele¬ also bed linen b tableware WANTED: PART time de¬ those who would enjoy work¬ Special Student Rates DELTA kitchen and 2 showers. 332- ing $1 $2, got albums in good $10. 337 7827 5pm. mentary statistics text and livery, Monday through Fri¬ ing with patients in their Free check problems. If interested, day afternoons. Must be homes. Hours: 8 to 5, week¬ Delivery 4770. 5-9-27 (7! shape. WAZOO RECORDS. E7-9 27 (3) reliable and have good driv¬ days. Immediate ARMS 223 Abbott. 337 0947 write East Lansing Box 792 openings and give hourly rate. ing record. Call Bob Aldrich available for those without Rooms C-7-9-29 (4) USED FURNITURE odds and 8-10-2 (6) at 882-0208. 8-10-1 (5) aide certificates. Call Diana at Sorry, no ends Sofa s $35, chairs $10. COMPACT REFRIGERA 323-2223. 8 10-3 (9) Fall vacancies ROOMMATE TO share BOOKS! 3 floors of books, Phone 332 0052 TORS for rent. Free delivery. FALLTIME ENTERTAIN¬ WANTED AUTHORS: BURCHAM HILLS-Now hir¬ house. $110/month. 372 magazines and comics. OR-6 9 28 (31 United Rent All 351-5652. CURIOUS BOOK SHOP, 307 MENT. Horseback riding and Authors with educational ing full and part time waiters, BABYSITTER NEEDED - 1 or 8-10-1 (3) 2 FEMALE Students needed 5147, evenings. 6-9-28 (3) East Grand River, East Lan USED REFRIGERATOR, Hayrides! Boarding and les¬ books who desire national dishwashers, cooks and diet more individuals needed to to share large duplex near RESPONSIBLE sing, 332-0112. C 7 9 29 (5) bathtub and sons available. CRAZY C exposure. Drop a card to aids. Apply in person at the care for 2 small children STABLE SPACE, Williams- FEMALE big insulated campus. $150 + utilities. 394- RIDING STABLE. 676 3710. CWC BOOKS, P.O. Box 838. Business Office. 2700 Bur- between 8-2 p.m. Monday- ton area, tack room, pad¬ 5363. 12-10 8 (4) needs room in apartment or doq house. 372 6164 house. 337-0876 between NEW AND used guitars, ban 5 9-27 (3) 0 1 9 24(5) E. Lansing, 48823. 8-10-1 (6) cham Dr. 12-10-5 (6) Friday. Hours and salary ne¬ dock, limit - 3. Call 655-3482. gotiable. 337-2306. 5-9-28 (4) 3-9-26 (3) NEED ONE female for apart¬ 9am-5pm Thursday and Fri¬ jos, mandolins, etc. Dul¬ MOUNTAIN JACKS REST¬ AURANT now accepting ap¬ PART TIME waitresses NEED TO STORE A CAR? ment Very close to campus. $100 month. 351-1215. day. S-5-9-26 (5) cimers and kits, recorders, thousands of hard to find HOUSEHOLD ITEMS: Iron ing board, end tables, coffee [ Rummage Sale IRpl TICKETS: NEED 4 to U of M football game. Call MSU - wanted at Mac's Bar 2700 2 ROOMS in House in Lan¬ albums and books Discount makers, dishes and card plications for the following Parking spaces available near Z-4-9-26 (4) 393 1740. Ask for Jerry prices. Expert repairs-free table 332 3083. 2 9-24 (41 MOVING SALE piano, Ac- positions; dinner cooks, wcit East Michigan. Call 484-6795 Bogue Street. Call 337-0674. sing. Garden, pets. $85 each es Kramer. 7 9 28 (4) after 6 p.m. 7-10-2 (4) All included. 484-3430. timates ELDERLY INSTRU cordian, Freezer, Furniture. persons for food and cock¬ 5-9-26 (4) FEMALE TO share 3-person. 3-9-24 (3) MENTS, 541 E. Grand River 1 MAN'S 1 woman's 332 0203 after 4pm. tails. Apply in person Mon¬ Close to MSU. Considerate bicycle, day-Friday 2:30-4:30. 5800 West Saginaw Highway. CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT Apartments roommates. $112. 337-0308. 3-9-25 (3) ROOM IN a duplex. Close to C-7-9-29 (8) good condition, $20 each. 351 8404 E 5 9 26 (31 Z 3 9 24 (31 f Round Town Equal Opportunity Employer. Opportunity for an individual FEMALE TO share 2 bed¬ campus. $115month plus Service HORSE DRAWN hayrides. 7-9-28(11) utilities. Call Sally after apples plums FUJI ROADRACER experienced in the building room home in Holt area. LANSING, MINUTES from 6 pm 10- Call for appointment after 4 332-1260. 5-9 26 (4) sweet cider speed. Center-pull brakes trades or field supervision to $100/month, utilities paid. campus. Upper, appliances, HORSES BOARDED. Call pm, 676 5928 4 9 25 (4) NURSES AIDES. Our agency work with a unfurnished, married couple, pears 23" frame, quick release, design-build Call after 6:30 pm, 694-1781 694 3250 after 6 p.m. is accepting applications for No children/pets. $225. Utili $140 332 1610. 6 9 28(4) corporation. Our company 7-9-28 (5) EAST SIDE Prefer mature 5 9 26 (3) employment. 1 year of hos¬ has over 20 years experience ties paid. 482 1727.663 4345. non-smoker for big house BLOSSOM ORCHARDS QUEEN SIZE bed mattress, pital or nursing home exper¬ and offers employees an 8-10-1 (6) near bus line. $95 including ience necessary. IN HOME excellent salary and fringe BURCHAM utilities. 485 3864 3-9-27 (4) THE WAROOWSKI S box spring and frame. $100. 374 8875 after 5pm. LICENSED care center QUALIFIED day has openings for HEALTH CARE, 633 East benefits program including ROOMMATE TO share 2 miles north of Leslie 2 1/2-5 year olds 351 7949. Jolly, Suite 4A. Mrs. Mol- Blue Cross - Blue Shield, WOODS duplex. Conveniences, loca¬ NEWLY SEPARATED 3597 Hull Rood E-5 9 26 (3) 3 9 24 (4) lema, 394-3200. 8-10-1 (7) Master Medical, prescription tion. $225, For rent & utilities. Male professional, 31, seeks drugs, dental, and much, APARTMENTS 882 1925. 7-10 p.m. 8-10-1 (41 room, preferably near MSU (old U.S. 127! HOURS: 9 am-6pm PUCH MAXI Luxe Moped. One year old, owner ser¬ PIANO TEACHER. Exper¬ WORK STUDY students much more. Call or write: Male or female roommates CLOSED MONDAYS viced. 130mpg, regular gas. ienced. Taking new students, wanted to work in State THOMPSON-PHELAN, INC. Welcomes 1 MALE needed to share 3 fine. Will pay rent and utilities, PHONE: 1-589-8251 $425. Call 372 3480'4 9 25(4) any age. 321 0542 after 2:30. Representatives offices. 9834 Dixie Hwy Anchorville, man in Twyckingham, E 10 share. 351-6432, Mark. 6 9-27 (3) MSU Students , Duties to PICK YOUR OWN range from clerical Ml 48004. (313 ) 725-8401 or call Larry at 337-0331, 3-9-27 (5) APPLES Sot. & Sun., 10 to constituient casework. Call Z-2-9-25 (17) Back to E. L. $130/month. 4-9-25 (4) 5pm IMPROVE YOUR Grades. 373-0910. 12-10-5 (6) Gift Pockages FURNISHED ROOM with Send $1.00 for your 306 page DRAFTSPERSON FULL or Sorry, No shipped by UPS rath. Private entrance, utili¬ FAST FOOD MANAGERS Vacancies TRUNK BUNK Beds. Call catalog of collegiate re¬ part time. Call for interview. ties paid. Close to campus. search. 10,250 topics listed. Domino's Pizza,' 250 units 332-8623. 5-9-28 (3) at Present after 5pm. 353-0929. $120. 332 0967 after 6:00. 5-9-26 (4) DISCOUNT, NEWused Box 25097G, Los Angeles Ca. nationwide, need experi¬ 8-10-1 (3) desks, chairs, files. BUST 90025. 1 213 477 8226 enced fast food managers SUBSTITUTE BUS drivers EAST LANSING - 1 bedroom NESS EQUIPMENT CO 215 Z 22 10 23 (7) now to be trained for posi¬ for Okemos Public School tions as store managers. You can earn up to $250 per week District. If interested call Mr. Green at 349-9440. 5-9-28 (4) apartment for 1 or 2. $225 month. Claucherty Realty. E. Kalamazoo. 485-5500 OR-2-9-24 (4) [ Mobile Homes ](*] PIANO TUNING. Very 351-5300. OR-3-9-24 (4) 1 ROOM available in 2 bed MOBILE HOME 65 x 12'. 2 reasonable. Call Jim evenings while in training. Our expan¬ sion offers exciting oppor¬ room apartment on Grand SMALL UPRIGHT piano bedroom, perfect condition, at 337 1818. 3-9 26(3) CAMPUS REP wanted. Men CROSSROADS REALTY IS River. 1 or 2 people. Fall or $350. Rebuilt oak studio tunities for you to join the or women desired to show appliances, 489 9564 MOVING! to 124 W. Grand full year. 337 0518. fastest growing pizza com¬ our complete line of fra¬ River, E. Lansing. Same 12-10-9 (4) piano $975. 374-1130. 5-9 26 (3) 2 9 25 (3) Typing Service pany in the world. Your salary ternity,sorority sportwear, phone number: 351-6471. SCHULTZ 14 70 1973 3 as beginning manager is favors, paddles and jewelry. C-7-9-28 (4) x TYPING EXPERIENCED. NINE FOOT church $12,500 per year plus 25% Earn in your spare time while for Sale $125. Table chair(s) pew, $10. bedrooms, 2 full baths. 30 Thesis, term papers. IBM profit of the unit. Supervisory meeting interesting people. gallon water heater, refrigera and franchising opportunities Possible advancement FEMALE NEEDED to share Highchair, $15. Book case, tor & stove. $8,000. 675 correcting Selective 2. in BUNK TWIN beds mat duplex. $112.50 plus utilities. $20 351 7677. E-5-9 27 (4) Nancy, 351 7667. 12 10-5 (3) available after 12 months successful store company. Most reps earn WELCOME •485-2172. 8-10-1 (3) tresses, springs. $70, 332 7430. 8 10 3 (5) manage¬ between $1000-$2000 per 6977 between 5:30 7:30 MARANTZ CASSETTE deck ment. Send resume to Joyce White, 6300 West Michigan, school year. Sound good? Call collect 513-223-4989, ask BACK! NEED 1 female i E 5-9-28 (3) and tapes $175. Miida re¬ Animals ][V] TYPING, FREE pick up and delivery. Fast, experienced, Apt. H2, Lansing, 48917. for Lynn. Z-1-9-24 (15) Nice, large apartment across ceiver. $150. 351 6570. low rates. 676-2009. 12-10-9 (24) from everyone from campus Haslett Arms. POTTED PLANT Sale 5-9-27 (3) WEIMARANER PUPS OR 5 9 28(3) 332-1073 or 349-1021. Wednesday, 26th-Friday, HOUSEKEEPER - CHILD- at 28th, 11 a.m. 5 p.m. Plants obedient show and field. RN'S-GN'S 8-10-1 (5) $125 150 339 8964. E 5-26 (3) ONLY 55c page! 50C page CARE. After 3. Days flexible. from $1.50$8 00 332-7263. 5-9-28 (3) UNIVERSITY Interna Open over 50 pages. Experienced TWO OCCUPANTS needed tional Center. 5-9-28 (5) Lansing General Hospital has Corda West RIDICULOUSLY TAME typist. 651 6424 TERRACE to share a two bedroom X OR-2-9-24 (3) full and part time positions NEW RESTAURANT snow white cockatiel needs a taking OVER 3,000 cheap albums, available for registered and applications for the following apartment house, 212 River 25$ and up - all types, hits to Cidermill new home. You'll love his graduate nurses. A 4-day, 10 Full For Fall Street, 351-5490, $100 month 5817 North Okemos cheeks and yellow UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS positions: Cashier, waitress, the obscure. FLAT, BLACK orange hour per day work week dishwasher & kitchen help. plus utilities. 4-9-27 (5) crest. This smart 1 year old is COMPLETE RESUME SER AND CIRCULAR 541 E. Road, East Lansing VICE: option allowing 3 day week¬ Apply in person between 6-9 Grand River, above Para¬ learning to talk too! 351 1515, typesetting; offset FEMALE NEEDS own room 337-7974 ends is available on the p.m., Sept. 24-25, at Golden SOUTH LANSING. 10 Mornings. $115. E-5-9-26 (7) printing; and bindery ser¬ in house or duplex. $120 tops mount. Open 11 a.m.-6 p.m., Hours: vices. midnight shift. We offer: Leaf, 920 S. Waverly. minutes to campus. Large 6 days. C 5 9 28 (6) Approved dissertation Jo, 332-8144. 1-9-24 (3) printing and binding special primary and team nursing, 2-9-25 (8) one and two bedrooms. Car¬ 7:30am-7pm. HORSE BOARDING. Wil ists For estimate, stop in at complete orientation pro¬ pet, air, appliances, heat. MOPED 1979, excellent liamston. $40 per month/stall. NOW SUBLETTING in Cam 2843 E Grand River or phone gram, continuing education LIKE TO DRIVE Excellent location. $230 to Hardly used, $400 or best SEWING MACHINES n 655 3754 5 9 28(3) support system, excellent DO IT FOR $270. $400 to move in. 394 pus Hill E-102. Save! 349 332 8414 C-7-9-28 (9) 6532. 7-10-2 (3) offer, 351 1238 X 5 9-26 (3) free fro wage and benefit package. DOMINO'S PIZZA. 7729. Z-8-10-1 (6) $99.50 FREE VERY affectionate For more information contact Now hiring PROFESSIONAL EDITING full and part-time 1 MAN for 4-man. River Glen. BLUE KROEHLER couch $39 50. All two-year-old playful mutt. Personnel Office Depart¬ NEEDED FEMALE room¬ Corrections to rewrites Typ¬ delivery people, Flexible with matching Mr and Mrs. makes repaired. EDWARDS Loves attention, looking for a 100 yards from campus. 351 ing arranged. 332-5991. ment, Lansing General Hospi¬ hours with paid vacations mate, share 2 bedroom, pre 5543, large balcony chairs. $200. Good condition. DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. good home. Has all shots. OR 2 9 24 (3) tal, 2800 Devonshire, Lan¬ and holiday benefits. Can fer older student or grad, 676 5392. E-5 9 25 (41 Call Ira after 6 p.m. 351 3-9-26 (3) 1115 N Washington 489 sing, Ml 48909. Phone 372- make up to $5/hour with $135 + utilities. 351-4115 6448 C-7-9-29 18)' 4063 5 9 28(5! 8220 ext. 267. EOE. commission and tips. Apply before 5pm. 8-10-1 (5) EXPERT TYPING, IBM, dis NEED FEMALE to share 2 BICYCLE LIKE New 10 10-10-5 (25) at the following locations. PEKINGESE PUPPIES, sedations, term papers. Fast, BURCHAM WOODS 1 bed¬ bedroom, unfurnished apart speed. Raleigh, $130. Call SOMEBODY ELSE'S after 6 AKC, silver/black. Shots, accurate. Editing and graphic ment. Own room $127.50 + p rn. 321 1386 CLOSET featuring gently CROSSROADS CAFETERIA 2068 Cedar St., Holt room furnished, 5 blocks X E-5-9-26 (4) wormed. $150 394 0012 designing services available utilities. Susan, 9-6 at 349 used clothing. 541 East Grand in the international center is 1561 Haslett Rd., Haslett from campus, 260/month + E 5-9-28 (31 372 2098 6-9 27 (5) 4000. 5-9 28 (5) River. Open noon to 6 pm. now accepting applications. 1139 E. Grand River, deposit until June 15. 351 - CARPET GOLD, 22 feet x 11 Take-ins by appointment. Must be available 10 a.m. to 2 East Lansing 7291. 3-9-25 (4) LABRADOR RETRIEVER TYPING. EXPERIENCED, NEED WOMAN to share feet, $20. 489-3011. C-7 9 29 (5) p.m. or 7:30 to 10 p.m. at 5214 Cedar St., Lansing E-5-9-28 (31 pups Chocolate. AKC regis fast and reasonable. 371 least 2-3 days a week. Ap¬ 3608 N.E. St., Lansing FURNISHED HOUSE • ad¬ Twyckingham 3-man. Rent tered. $125 Phone 651 6346 4635. C-7-9-28 (3) $115. Call 332 2534 USED BIKES. All sizes, $15- plications will be accepted 801 Thomas L. Parkway, joining 2 rooms for 2 men. RALEIGH GRAN Prix 10 $100. Also used parts We E-5-9-28 (3) from 1 $105 each. Share '/? utilities. Z-1-9 24 I3I to 4 p.m. Monday Lansing EXPERT TYPING. Term speed. 26'/? inches, excellent also buy used bikes. Call through Friday. See Kim. 966 Trowbridge, E. Lansing Near MSU & buses. 485-5724 papers, letters, RESUMES, BEDROOM condition. $120 489 3011. CHARLIE'S BIKE SHOP 393 AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD X-8-10-2 (9) (9-5) or 371-1394. 3 9-24 (5) 1 Apartment Near Gables. 337 0205. 12-10-9 (22) E-5-9-28 (3) 2484. 7 9 28 (5) adjacent to campus. 242 Pups registered, 4 males, C 7 9 28 (31 Louis St. Adequate parking. In color, blue b red merles, 349-3413 3-9-26 (3) SCOTT R. 315 Receiver. 20 BLACK b WHITE TV. $15, 1 has 1st shots. $50-$75. 676 EXPERIENCED IBM typing, watts per channel Good ladies blouse, size 46, never 5672 E-5 9 26 (5) (II .f. condition $120. 353 1943 dissertations (Pica Elite). worn. $10 321 6271 FAYANN 489 0358. Houses E-4-9 27 (3) E-5-9-26 I3I DOBERMAN AKC, 10 weeks C-7-9-28 (3) old, tails * dew claws re DORM-SIZE refrigerator, BIRDSEYE MAPLE roll top moved, 1 red male, 3 red 2 BEDROOM plus garage COPYGRAPH SERVICE Sears Cold Spot $75. Yama desk new Light finish. $300 females, 1 fawn male. $75 $250. month plus deposit ha 12 string. $125. 351 4377 882 1741 5-9-26 (3) 150 Perry, completed, dissertations and 625 3503 POPCORN Near Campus, S. Hayford resume service Corner MAC E-5 9-28 (3) E-5 9-26 15) Street. Call after 6 p.m and Grand River, 8:30' am 484 0363 7 9 28 (5, LC SMITH Corona manual 5:30 pro Monday Friday, 10 typewriter in good shape DOG OBEDIENCE at MSU am 5 pm Saturday. 337 $40 Call 337 2006 mornings MID-MICHIGAN RENTALS sponsored by SCAVMA 1666 C 7 9 28(7) Just complete form and mail payment 5 9 26 i4i Monday evenings starling has a large selection of GRAND OPENING apartments, houses, du¬ October 1st, 7:30 at MSU to State News Classified Dept. plexes, studios, etc .Most areas, sizes and prices. Call Hard wood end and coffee tables Sectional book cases desks, WE SELL stereo equipment THE STEREO SHOPPE East judging pavilion. 651 6767 6 10 1 (5) [ Instructions | [ ^ ] lamps, couches, Lansing. C 7 9 29 (3! -a* A ($5 £5? 347 Student Services Bldg. and see if we have what chairs, leather office chairs IT'S EASY TO PLAY East Lansing, Mich. 48823 you're looking for From 9-9, 349-1065. C 7 9-28 (7) while they last. 505 E Michi gan Ave., Lansing. SQUINTING wrinkles. Help prevent them CAUSES [~ Lost & Found ]( v] GUITAR' MARSHALL MUSIC has group lessons for FOR SORORITY AND FRATERNITY NEWS OR-8-10-3 (10) with prescription ground sur, beginners. Only $35/term. 2 BEDROOM House in Fran- Call 337 9700 for information. glasses from OPTICAL DIS dor area Partially or un STEREO GOODIES used. COUNT. 2617 F.. Michigan, C 9 29 (51 Name: furnished Available 111 79 Nakamichi 600 cassette deck near MAC and Beech on Lansing. 372 7409. 9 16 Call 332 7124 or return Call 372 3480 3 9-25 14) Nakamichi 550 portable C 7 9 29 (7) TROUBLE WITH writing? Address: to 603 Charles S 5-9 26 <5! stereo deck Advent 300 re Experienced English tutor. COUNTRY HOUSE Se ceiver. Phase Linear 400 amp BAR AND bar stools Black Call 337 2059 2 9 25 (3! eluded 5 acres, 15 minutes to LOST 10 year old Schwinn, City: _ Zip Code: Ohm FH speakers. Yamaha leather and walnut wood bar campus. Lots of plants, spiral NS 500 speakers. Ar 2A and 3 matching stools green 5 speed, new pedals. $100. 353 6833 5 9 24 (3) Phone: Days to Run: Insert Date: stairs, fireplace. 1 for fema'e $85 bedroom 655 1717 speakers Marantz 3200 pre amp Pioneer TX 7500 tuner Call evenings aber 8 655 4157 E 5 9-2715! p.m I Transportation [[■j;| Rick 6 9 28 16) LOST KEYS on large gold Dyna PAT 5 pre-amp Teck NEED RIDE to Ann Arbor A103 cassette deck Turn CAPITAL TRS 80 com colored keyring. Lost near 25 characters per line including punctuation & Ypsilanti every Tuesday, re spaces be¬ HOUSE FOR Rent. $110/per tables by Thornes, Philip and puter. 1 year old, 4K, level 1 MSU Bookstore Reward turn Thursday, will pay for tween words. son plus electricity Lease Pioneer $375 487 2383 6 9 28 13) 353 7945 2 9 24 (4) required, 9 or 12 month gas 351 8157. 5 9 26 (4) 321 6662 after 5 p.m Much, Much More!1 LOST 9 16 79, 2 sleeping WATERBED, FRAME, new X 5 9-26 (4) Buy, sell, trade WILCOX heater $100. price negoti bags blew off my trailer. Print Ad Here MALE ROOMMATE to share TRADING POST, 509 E able. 353 7945 E 5 9 27 (3) Grand River Hagadorn. Joe. I Car Pool |U-*| Michigan, Lansing, 485 4391 371 2398 3 9 24 14) 3 bedroom house $115. OR 8 10 3120) BARCA LOUNGER chair, like WOULD LIKE to join car pool Month plus utilities Grad or new. paid $310, sell $210 MISSING 9 19, dark brown from Lansing Mall area to faculty preferred. Non GIRL'S 26 inch 3 speed Also 2 tables 332 5672 and tan German Shepherd MSU 323 4160 smoker 489 5655 Columbia bicycle Good con 3 9 24 (3) pup Hayford and Prospect, X 2 7928 (3) Z 3 9-25 (5) dition, $55 or best offer. $100 reward 485 7171. 646 8183. 5 9 28 I4i 5 9 28 (51 ROOM FOR 4 girls, big clean HART FREESTYLE, 185cm October is the month for 50 per skis. Look Nevada bindings, tasty treats. Watch these line, per insertion house 10 minutes from cam TAN FULL length imitation 48 inch Scott poles, men's Shop our Classified columns pus, 524 Tisdale. $125 + columns for specials on cider, No cancellations 4-line minimum. fur coat, excellent condition, size 10nordic boots, call after now for low prices on gift share utilities 351 5950 e»t apples, and other seasonal 296 or 278 5 9 27 (51 $50, 371 3985 E-5-9 26 (3l 5 30pm 627 2650 7 9 28 (61 purchases for the holidays. 1 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday September 24, 1979 Lansing, Detroit teachers' strikes not resolved A special meeting by the In Lansing, a judge kept Food was delivered to the Detroit School board Sunday bargainers sequestered courthouse and negotiators were allowed only EVERYTHING YOU NEVER EXPECTED FROM AN APPLIANCE STORE. did nothing to resolve the through the weekend as nego¬ brief naps impasse reached in talks aimed tiations continued in that during the marathon session. at settling the strike in the 213,000 student district. strikebound school district. Members of the negotiating The Benton Harbor school 2V And in Lansing Sunday, a team were not allowed to leave board has sent letters to all judge kept members of the the courtroom during round teachers telling them to report school board and striking the clock sessions which for classes Monday morning or ITEMS SHOWN AT SAVINGS started late Friday. face possible dismissal. teacher's union bargainers ARE SPECIALLY PRICED locked in a courtroom while round the clock negotiations THRU SAT.. SEPT. 29 ONLY continued through their third uninterrupted day. UAW begins voting At the special meeting of the 13 member Detroit school board, an amendment calling for residency requirements for new teachers — a sore point on new 3-year pact HIGHLAND HAS with the 12,000-member DETROIT (API - United The agreement sharply in¬ A NEW NAME... Detroit Federation of Teachers Auto Workers locals at the 130 creases pensions on a rising was passed 7-6, as an General Motors Corp. plants schedule of payments over the addition to the board's contract around the country started next three years. It increases offer t i the teachers, voting on the new three year the annual number of paid days Tha amendment was seen as contract Sunday. The UAW has off from seven to 26 over the teeing the full proposal said it expected to report next three years. And continues .ould not be accepted by the complete results by Oct. 1, but a the traditional wage formula the state's majority of votes should roll in that, the union says, will raise largest school district. within a few days. the straight time wage of an However, one board i Little opposition appeared to assembler from $8.67 an hour changed his mind when the the contract at a meeting Friday now to $11.32 in June, 1982, if and Saturday in Dallas where vote came for the newly modi inflation runs at 8 percent per Highland Sound Shops announces the addition of the top-rated SAE audio gear. Receivers, fied full proposal and it was provisions of the agreement year. tuners, amplifiers, equalizers and cassette decks. You can buy SAE at Highland with defeated by a vote, keeping were explained to some 3,000 confidence. If you see a lower price anywhere in the area within 30 days of purchase, we'll negotiations in the strikebound officers, stewards and shop If agreements are ratified, it committee persons refund the difference, plus 10% of the difference. And as always, you get service from our own district at a standstill. of the 151 will be the first time since 1958 Elsewhere in the state, 4,710 local unions. there has not been a strike. service department. teachers were on strike in 10 By way of introducing this newest name in our line-up, we have priced several items at less than other districts, idling nearly our everyday low prices for 6 days only. Come meet SAE at Highland. 93,000 students. Strikebound districts were It's What's Happening Baldwin, Benton Harbor, Bloomingdale Chippewa Valley, Announcements for It's What's MSU Chess Club meets at 7 Flint, Kelloggsville, Lansing, Happening must be received in tonight. Call Jan Ludwinski or Milan, Van Buren Intermediate the State News office, 343 Stu¬ Dan Burg for the location. and Oxford. dent Services Bldg., by noon at least two days before publication. No announcements will be The Mortar Board picnic is 4 ac¬ cepted by phone. p.m. September 30. MSU Volleyball Club McHenry meets from 9 to 11 tonight and Wednes¬ Council for the Prevention of day, Main Arena, IM Sports- Child Abuse and Neglect pre¬ West. sents, "The Alcohol Connection", Icontinued from page 1) from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. SAE RC3 30-WATT STEREO RECEIVER SAE 5,000 IMPULSE NOISE REDUCER Carter drew sustained ap Get involved with Classic Films. Thursday, A-B Conference Room, Continuous power output 30 watts per channel, min. RMS at 8 The impulse noise reduction system reduces impulse noises plause from the predominantly No experience needed. Contact 1800 E. 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Meet 6 tonight, for 10 weeks. versity, joined the State De¬ 325 Morrill Hall. partment in 1963 and has Forum: For workdfs Revolution shuttled back and forth be¬ Juniors, seniors: Gain academic in Irani Tues. 8:30 p.m. Sept. 25, tween the foreign service and credit Rm. 336 Union sponsored interning with New Detroit, by various foundation jobs since Inc. Contact David Persell, Friends of the Spartans Youth then. College of Urban Development. League. SAE 180 PARAMETRIC EQUALIZER SAE 1800 PARAMETRIC EQUALIZER Gives you limitless sound control with 3 interdependent controls. Solid state parametric equalizer gives you complete musical con¬ Controls level, frequency and bandwidth to isolate and correct trol by isolating and correcting any musical problem Slide-rule any sound problem. Slide rule controls. On-indicator light. controls for level, bandwidth and frequency. Black face. *219s8 *31988 THESE QUALITY SAE COMPONENTS BRING OUT THE BEST IN YOUR SYSTEM BUY ALL 3 AND GET THIS S11988 SAE RACK FOR ONLY s3936 SAE C3A INTEGRATED AMP Amp and pre amp in one. Full tape dubbing capability for 2 tape recorders. Audio muting. Loudness switch. Black face. s27988 SAE T3U TUNER AM FM-sterec. Wide linear tuning scale. FM muting switch. Linear phase filters for excellent separation. s23988 SAE C3D CASSETTE DECK Dolby noise reduction. Micro¬ computer chip with memory, DC- servo motor. Electronic logic control. VU meters. s35988 EASY TERMS ■ INSTANT CREDITS FREE SERVICE DELIVERY IN OUR SERVICE AREA 5744 S. PENNSYLVANIA JUST NORTH OF 1-96 FREEWAY EAST TERMS • FREE SERVICE IMSTART CREDIT • PR0RE 393-9100 OPEN DAILY 10 TO 9 . SUNDAY 12 TO 6 "gnsteiri<»h9r'« AM ' YARf, v K 213 ANN ST. E LANSING OPEN DAILY 9:30-9 SAT 9:30-5:30 SUNDAY 12-5 □ Michigon State News. 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Dinner course Threadbare 1 8 Michigan Stote News, East Lansing. Michigan Monday, September 24, 1979 /■■■Hi ONE MORE TIME Money Man has returned after the beginning of classes, but before finals. Result: He's bought more used books than we have ever had. So What' We have a special staff marking these books for resale. You Can Now buy these used books this late in the term. They are all in the proper course sections. Ston Hn For this last chance to buy used books for the Fall term. Open Mon. Tues. Wed. Mill Sept. 24, 25, 26 BOOK HOKE from 7:30 to 9 p.m.