Tuebday The State News VOLUME 73 NUMBER 127 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN 48824 SEPTEMBER 25, 1979 Investigation of E.L. student vote attacked By DEBBIE ( REEMERS Grebner objected to the "semantics of State News Staff Writer Couneilmember Carolyn Stell and Mayor bigotry" in the report. George L. Griffiths — the three members A study of the student role East on "They draw a line between students and the study says would not have made council Lansing voting patterns drew fire from East permanent residents — residents with a without the student vote — could not have Lansing Couneilmember Alan Fox and capital R," he said. "It's as if those people won if they had received Ingham County Commissioner Mark Greb- don't move as often as students do, and don't substantially less homeowners votes. Fox said. ner Monday. live in apartments." "No one wins without getting a sub¬ The study, conducted by the Grebner also objected to some of the Lansing stantial part of both votes," Fox said. He Regional Chamber of Commerce on East study's recommendations. The advice to also objected to what he called the Lansing voting patterns since 1974, found forget annexing part of MSU's East three of the last five councilmembers elected suggestion in the report that "the people Complex from Meridian Township to East who have the majority in the community are attained office solely on the strength of the Lansing is obviously based on fear of not entitled to vote the majority of city student vote and without the support of local students, he said. councilmembers in." homeowners. "The object is to make sure none of them It states students also defeated two (students) sneak into the city while no one's major "THE DISSATISFACTION SEEMS to be ballot proposals supported by homeowners: watching," Grebner said. Grebner also said one-sided," Fox said. "There are no students a 1975 fire station he agreed that the idea for an August proposal and the 1978 Dayton Hudson shopping mall. demanding their money's worth for the election should be scrapped." amount of funds they bring into the A split between East city." Lansing home¬ Wayne Williams, coordinator of Citizens owners and students has existed ever since A SUGGESTION FOR regional govern for a Better East Lansing, a group recently 18-year olds first won the right to vote in ment which will be studied further by the formed in support of the Dayton Hudson 1971. The Michigan Supreme Court ruled at Chamber, was also nixed by Grebner, who mall, said the study's findings were not very the same time that college students could said the move would dilute the student vote choose to vote in their campus towns. surprising. Commenting on the Commerce so much they would not be able to influence Board of Directors, Williams said the anything. report's timing was perfect THE SPLIT WIDENED . considerably Grebner also attacked the study's timing. "They have been working on the study after the student vote helped defeat the "It lets students know the people in this city since April, and it will give students and Dayton Hudson mall proposal on the ballot do hate them," he said. homeowners time to think about it," he said. last year, but the report recommends Fox said he did not dispute the statistics in "Students should have a better line of dropping the de-annexation and August the study, but added election return communication with East Lansing re¬ election schemes. Instead it urges increased subtleties may have been missed. sidents, and the report makes some good involvement of permanent homeowners in Fox said neither side is monolithic, as he suggest ions for channeling the Grand River city government and campaigns. said the study seems to suggest. He, former K«P" ASKS FOR NEW PLAN E.L. group supports By MICHAEL K. VEH CBEL members were influential in The 162 acre mall site was to originally State News Staff Writer encouraging East Lansing City Council to hold a two level mall with 710,000 square In order to solicit funds for the new schedule a Nov. 6 advisory vote regarding feet of rentable area. Under the new Dayton-Hudson mall proposal, the Citizens the new Dayton-Hudson proposal. for a Better East Lansing registered as a proposal, the mall size has been reduced to The advisory vote will inform the council 495,000 square feet. political organization Monday at Lansing of the opinions of East Lansing registered One positive effect of the size reduction City Hall. voters on the issue, Williams said. will be an estimated 42 percent decrease in The 2,400 group members are East CBEL is an independent organization and traffic from the original plan, according to a Stote News Deborah J. Bor Lansing residents who live near the is not receiving any financial assistance city Department of Planning, Housing and With the largest freshmen and transfer students enrollment in recent years it's not proposed mall site at U.S. 127 and Lake from Dayton Hudson, Williams added. Community Development report. surprising to find them referring to a campus map while trying to find their classes. Clair Mahinske, in Lansing Road and are interested in conduc¬ Members of CBEL went to represents Williams said that by using a totally continuing education, ting a citizen campaign supporting the mall, tives of Dayton Hudson Properties asking refers to her's while trying to locate Wells Hall. "factual" campaign CBEL should be able to Wayne Williams, CBEL chairperson said them to submit a revised plan after voters gain "overwhelming support" for the mall. at a press conference Monday morning. rejected the mall last November. The plan "We want the people to know that this is was to eliminate many of the objections of truly a citizen effort," Williams said. the original proposal, he said. HATCH BLOCKADESAYS "Since we went to Dayton Hudson and Williams added that he wants to avoid an asked them to come up with a different and emotional campaign and to conduct a more acceptable mall proposal," Williams one on one campaign with citizens talking said, "We feel that it is only right that our Vance—Gromyko talks continue directly to students and other citizens. membership of over 2,400 work to convince "I feel that if we're going to let the issue East Lansing's citizens of the long range come out and really let the voters decide, benefits of a new Dayton Hudson shopping we're going to have to stay away from By BARRY SCHWEID "But that doesn't mean they are not a threat to U.S. interests." emotional type issues," he said. Associated Press Writer Vance had scheduled his meeting with Gromyko for Thursday. It was moved up at the UNITED NATIONS — Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance and Soviet Foreign Minister request of Soviet officials, Carter said. Chrysler rebate has lipped Andrei A. Gromyko met on Monday to discuss the dispute about Russian troops in Cuba, "I assume they now have something to say to each other which ought to be said now," the but there was no immediate indication a solution was found. spokesperson said. "We will be reporting the results to our respective governments," Vance said after the He said another Vance Gromyko meeting remained on the schedule for Thursday. 90-minute meeting. The Soviet Union contends the brigade, believed to consist of 2,000 to 0,000 soldiers, Gromyko, asked whether he answer." was encouraged, told reporters: "I wouldn't give a direct serves brigade. only a military training role. But Srzezinski and Vance contend it is a combat ear sales, cut inventories He said he and Vance had "discussed substance" in their session at the Soviet mission to the United Nations and planned to meet again in New York on Thursday. SEN. ORRIN HATCH, R I tab, told a news conference Monday the Soviet brigade has DETROIT The struggling Chrysler nm 22,948 i the preceding 26 With the negotiations now in a third week, hopes are dimming for Senate ratification of been training insurgents from all over Latin America. He proposed an "immediate and Corp. Monday credited its $400 customer the SALT II nuclear arms limitation treaty. total blockade of Cuba" until the force is removed. rebate program with boosting car sales by I this dran Hatch said sources who had been accurate in the past told him the brigade is a special unit 51.3 percent and dramatically reducing an DESPITE CARTER ADMINISTRATION pleas that the subjects not be linked, a of Soviet "internal troops," that are "extremely mobile and exceptionally well trained." unwieldy and expensive car inventory. number of senators have said the treaty could not be approved without a troops He refused to identify the sources of his information and did not identify by name or sider Chrysler said the promotion, scorned by settlement. country of origin any of the insurgents he said have been trained by the brigade. other automakers, contributed to sales of Zbigniew Brzezinski, U.S. national security adviser, was quoted as saying in an 112,835 cars in the 26 selling days between • reported that the number of interview published over the weekend that the Soviet troops are "a serious problem in However, Sen. Jake Gam, R Utah, said Hatch's idea of blockading Cuba was in factory and dealer lots Aug. 21 and Sept. 20. -s Soviet American relations." "premature and potentially dangerous." He said a total blockade should be considered only by 27 percent during the rebate as a last resort because it might require the U.S. Navy to He warned of possible retaliation if the Soviets failed to cooperate in finding a solution. stop or sink Soviet vessels. That compared with deliveries of 74,540 ■am 296,078 units on Aug. 20 to Vance, in marked contrast to Brzezinski, has attempted to soft-pedal the issue publicly. Garn said any move to set up a blockade should be preceded bv moves to increase U.S. in the 26 cars selling days preceding the Sept. 20. But in a speech Monday to the U.N. General Assembly, he said, "The East West forces in the area, including moving a carrier task force into waters off Cuba. rebate program, July 21 to Aug. 20. ilcs were intended to reduce the relationship can deterioriate dangerously whenever one side fails to respect the security In addition, Garn said all further Senate consideration of the strategic arms limitation A more dramatic increase in truck sales ml ti ick inventor s that interests of the other. was recorded. During the rebate promo¬ of the company treaty with the Soviets should be deferred and that all scientific and cultural exchanges and ii with the Soviet Union should be suspended. tion. Chrysler said it sold 36,866 trucks, up ASKED WHETHER V ANCE was referring to the Soviet troops, Vance's spokesperson, Soviet news reports have said the brigade is in Cuba on a training mission. Discussions Hodding Carter, avoided a direct reply. on the status of the unit have been under way for the past three weeks between Secretary "We have always said the troops are not a threat to the United States," Carter stated. of State Cyrus Vance and Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin. ASMSU holds first meeting Detroit teachers strike goes into third week There will be an ASMSU Student three boards: the Student Media Ap Board meeting today at 7 p.m. in Room propriations Board, Student Board, and 4 of the Student Services Building. All Programming Board. By United Press International tne seven called the meeting to members should attend, and all stu promote a compromise contract proposal similar to a The Detroit teachers strike went into its third week SMAB allocates money to publica Monday with no immediate end in pact okayed earlier by DFT bargainers but rejected by board negotiators. dents are welcome. sight, leaving classroom doors closed to 213,000 school children. The compromise offered teachers a three year contract with a choice between a tions of registered student organiza ASMSU, the Associated Students of tions which are not already funded by After a day long court session, a state mediator called for a guaranteed 9 percent raise in the third year or an option for a wage reopener at the end of resumption of talks the second year. Michigan State University, is an under the University. The Student Board is between the Detroit Board of Education and the 12,000-member Detroit Federation of graduate student government which the governing teachers. Negotiations were to resume in the But when the board later amended the board and makes evening. proposal to include a residency requirement was developed in 1966 with the ASMSU policy while the Programming An ongoing hearing on the board's request for a back-to-work order DFT officials said they could not purpose was adjourned for accept the pact. of promoting student interest, student Board is responsible for student pro the day without a final decision, which might not come until The DFT planned a union meeting Wednesday to inform union members of the status sometime next week. rights, student acitivities, and repre gramming such as concerts and films. of negotiations and decide on a course of action. Elsewhere in the state, teachers walked off the sentation. job Monday in the Clintondale district The school board was to meet in special session Tuesday to decide whether to fire the ASMSU also offers a number of in Macomb County and the Madison Heights district in Oakland County. Contract talks district's more than 400 striking teachers. Each term students are taxed $3 as programs to assist MSU students. were to continue in both districts later in the day. School officials have vowed to keep schools open no matter how part of their tuition fees to finance These include a student loan program, a In Detroit, Wayne County Circuit Judge Patrick Duggan took additional many teachers or testimony in a students show up. Monday 4,413 of the district's 9,800 students reported for class, as did ASMSU. This tax is refundable the first legal services program and a hearing on the district's request for a back-to-work order. copy 111 teachers. 10 Duggan adjourned the session for the day by announcing state mediator Robert days of class each term. This week is especially critical for the strikebound school districts since a student head ASMSU has an annual budget of For further information on these and Blackwell had asked for contract talks to resume. count will be taken on the last $500,000, which is distributed among its other ASMSU programs, call 355 8266. A special Sunday board session called by seven of the board's 13 Friday of the month to determine state education aid. members faiied to State officials have said districts where students are not in class could fa<-e a loss of produce a hoped-for contract offer to end the 15 c v- Detroit strike. those payments, which amount to $51 million in Detroit alone. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, September 25, 1979 Deposed dictator finds asylum ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast (AP) severely critical of the govern Bokassa. lum in France, but the govern¬ Bangui, said he would be ready Deposed emperor Jean Bedel ment's actions during the 56 Bokassa arrived in France on ment said he was an "undesir to establish diplomatic relations Bokassa, condemned to death in hours Bokassa sat in his private Friday in his Caravelle jet, but able" and his presence there with South Africa and other his Central African Republic aircraft at a military base in was denied permission to dis¬ was "inopportune." The gov nations, if it could help provide homeland and denied asylum in Evreux, 65 miles west of Paris, embark. On Monday, after the ernment's denial of entry to a economic aid to restore the P>ance, flew here Monday and seeking asylum. Ivory Coast agreed to give him French citizen drew the ire of "ruined economy" of the coun was given refuge by the Ivory asylum, he left his jet, boarded the judiciary. try. Coast government. THE INFLUENTIAL Le a French Air Force DC-8 and The "I would do it officially, in the But his successor, President MONDE accused the govern flew to Abidjan with at least six ruling Ivory Coast Democratic Party announced light of day. instead of hypocri David Dacko, immediately an ment of "indecision, not to say of the 26 persons who accom Monday that in consultation tically having trade relations FoCUSiWoRLD nounced he would demand Bokassa's extradition as "a cowardice." Reports from Bangui, where panied him to France. The Caravelle took off late with senior ministers, army with South Africa as many officers, and religious and African nations do," he said. common criminal... who killed, Dacko, with support from Monday, and while its destina¬ Since Bokassa overthrew women's leaders, it had ap raped, and pillaged the state." France and other African na tion was not announced, reli¬ Jackson in Israel to help FLO talks Earlier, a radio broadcoast tions, ousted Bokassa in a able sources who asked not to pealed to President Felix Dacko 14 years ago and anointed himself bloodless coup last Thursday, be named said at least 16 of Houphouet-Boigny to grant Emperor from the republic's capital of Bokassa asylum for "humani¬ Bokassa I, there were repeated TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) American party. Last week, Begin also refused to said there was general bitter Bokassa's party, with him in Bangui said Dacko had con¬ tarian reasons." reports of killings of opponents. black activist Jesse Jackson, opening an see a delegation of the Southern demned Bokassa to death. ness that Bokassa was set free Libya when the coup was The reports culminated this eight-day tour of the Middle East, said Christian Leadership Conference, which Dacko said that under by France. carried out, wanted to go In Paris, official sources said back year with the report by Am¬ Monday that Israel should relieve visited Lebanon at the invitation of PLO treaties with the Ivory Coast, The reports also said stu¬ to Bangui and it was believed Houphouet Boigny had agreed dents and intellectuals who had nesty International, confirmed America of its gag policy and recognize chief Yasir Arafat which like his nation is a former the jet was headed there. Sunday night to pressing ap¬ led opposition to Bokassa were by an independent inquiry by the PLO." F'rench colony, the extradition peals in telephone calls from African jurists, We of the murders The Rev. Jackson told reporters at hope he (Begin) will change his "should not pose any prob¬ already complaining of Dacko's BOKASSA, STILL A French Bokassa's wife, Catherine, on of up to 100 schoolchildren in mind," Jackson told reporters. We lems." retention of many of the of citizen by virtue of service in behalf of her children, pleading Ben Gurion International Airport he had Bangui prison, with Bakassa's assume it means he thinks we are In France, newspapers were ficials who served under the French Army, sought asy- for asylum. come to the Middle East to get Israel and presence, and his "quasi-certain the Palestine Liberation Organization unnecessary . . . and that our support for Dacko, in a broadcast from participation." Israel is automatic. talking. Israel has refused to recognize the PLO, which it terms a terrorist murderers." gang of Jackson will Wednesday, including tour northern Israel a visit to the on Soviet performers defect Prime Minister Menachem declined to meet with Jackson Begin has or his Lebanese border Jordan and Lebanon. area. He then will visit By HAWS NEUERBOURG Associated Press Writer in Switzerland last week, and authorities heaped top honors Medicaid sponsored he said the government would on them, including the presti¬ geneva, Switzerland — make a decision within several gious title "Masters of Sport of US affirms support for Mid-East truce Soviet figure skaters Ludmilla Belousova and Oleg Proto weeks. He did not disclose their present whereabouts or their the Soviet Union." The Protopopovs, married abortions delayed popov, two time Olympic plans. since 1957, rose to world fame UNITED NATIONS (AP) The United meetings with foreign ministers attend champions and aging darlings Their Swiss host and tour at the Olympic Games in Inns¬ WASHINGTON lAP) The Senate stood firm Monday in States, seeking to end the fighting in ing the 34th annual U.N. General of the Russian ice rink, have organizer, Kurt Soenning, told bruck, Austria, in 1964, de¬ — Lebanon, has launched Assembly. defected to the West, the Swiss Congress' annual battle over federally-financed abortions, a new diplomatic a reporter that the couple, who throning defending gold medal¬ rejecting a House move to tighten abortion restrictions. initiative for We are looking for a more lasting government announced Mon¬ childless, arrived at Zurich ists Marika Kilius a truce supported by oil are and Hans The action keeps uncertain the fate of the big $72.3 billion principal Middle East parties. arrangement than the cease-fire," one day. airport Aug. 22 with 10 pieces Jurgen Baumler of West Ger¬ U.S. official, who declined to be identi¬ The husband-wife team, who of luggage. "He brought a appropriations bill to finance the departments of Labor and Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance many. They won four succes¬ Health, Education and Welfare in the fiscal year beginning next fied, told reporters. He prov.ided no dominated world pairs skating videocorder and she even a sive world championships in disclosed the drive in a speech Monday to Monday. in the mid 1960s, were the sewing machine. I joked about 1964 68 and another Olympic the U.N. General Assembly hours after details of the U.S. proposals and said Senators voted 54-33 fourth and fifth prominent it then. Now, I know why they against a motion by Sens. Richard Israeli and Syrian jets clashed over there was no direct U.S. contact with gold at Grenoble, France, in Schweiker, R Pa., and Jesse Helms, R-N.C., who wanted to Soviet performers to seek poli¬ brought all this," Soenning 1968. Lebanon. Palestinian elements. agree with the House and prohibit the use of Medicaid money tical asylum abroad in little said. The Lebanon has suffered all too much, The United States has urged all sides couple last appeared in for any abortion unless the mother's life is in danger. more than a month. Three He said he thought they international competition at the The Senate then voted 57-31 to insist on its own version, he said. particularly Israel, Palestinians and dancers of the Bolshoi Ballet made a wrong decision. "If I 1969 world championship in identical to the present law that resulted from last year's battle Privately, U.S. officials said a number Christian forces, to end the cycle of defected to the United States. knew where they are I would Colorado Springs, Colo., where over the abortion question. of specific proposals are being circulated violence" that has brought death to The 47 year old Protopopov tell them, 'Go home,' but I they placed third, losing their That version prohibits Medicaid financed abortions unless among Middle East governments. Vance thousands, made many more homeless and the 44 year-old Belousova guess it is too late ... I don't title to another Soviet pair, the mother's life is in danger, unless she is a rape or incest is to follow up on these exchanges in and threatens to set off a wider conflict vanished last Tuesday, the day think they have much of a Irina Rodnina and Alexei victim or unless two doctors testify she will suffer severe, they were to have flown back to chance in the West, profession¬ Ulanov, who went on to win the the Soviet Union after a four long-lasting physical harm if she gives birth to the child. ally. They are well past their 1972 Olympic title. The Proto¬ The House, which has already rejected the Senate version week skating exhibition tour of peak. After all, they are in their Israel and Syrian jets duel over Beirut West mid-40s." popovs turned professional once, must now take up the matter again. early in the 1970s, skating with Debate on the issue Monday took less time than on some land. a troupe based in Israelis attacked civilian Leningrad, occasions but was as pointed as ever. BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) Syrian jet camps m:\erthless the their hometown. Helms told colleagues they should vote for the House fighters and U.S. made Israeli F-15s presumably Palestinian intheDamour swiss justice mint petite blonde and her slim In Moscow, a Soviet sports restrictions because "what we're talking about is innocent dueled south of Beirut on Monday in the area 10 miles south of Beirut. The Israeli stry spokesperson Ulrich partner have been idolized by official told a Western reporter human life." biggest air battle over Lebanon in three military command in Tel Aviv said its jets Hubacher announced Monday millions of skating fans for he knew of no reason why they that they had asked for asylum than 15 years. Soviet should leap to the West. months. Four Syrian Soviet-made MiGs including the F-15, America's most more were downed, both sides said, and Syria sophisticated fighter, were on a recon claimed two Israeli jets were hit." naissance mission over Palestinian guer¬ The Israelis said all their planes made rilla bases. it safely back to base. In Washington, State Department The Israeli jets first drew ground fire spokesperson Thomas Reston called the air clash a dangerous development" and appealed on all sides to exercise from Palestinian and Lebanese leftist gunners as they roared over Beirut International Airport and the nearby KARATE restraint. Sabra camp, headquarters of Palestine Classes begin tonight for beginner, intermediate, and Syria said its MiG-21s scrambled to Liberation Organization leader Yasir advanced students. The MSU Karate Club offers expert intercept the Israeli worplanes after the instruction from black belt instructors. All karate styles are welcome. Come tonight, and see what our sport is all about. Focus=IMation TONIGHT • 6PM • TURF ARENA HARVARD Freedom sweet to ex- "Gentleman Bandit* IM WEST KENNEDY SCHOOL MEDIA, Pa. (AP) The Rev. Bernard Glenn Mills last Feb. 22. OF GOVERNMENT Pagano was finally cleared of the Pagano was cleared last month of five Gentleman Bandit stigma Monday is looking for future when the last robbery was dropped. charge against him You never know what Delaware sed he holdups after Ronald Clouser interrupted the priest's trial and conies had committed the leaders in public* affairs. Today is the first day freedom is until you haven't got it," the 54 year-old Roman Catholic priest said. Clouser bears a strong crimes. physical re of the rest of your life. semblance to Pagano who had been Learn about Harvard Pagano had been accused of commit¬ picked out of a lineup by several holdup ting a series of armed holdups last winter Masters Give blood, in Delaware and Pennsylvania but all victims Program in charges were dropped after another man Clouser, a 39-year-old Brookhaven Public* confessed to the crimes. Pa , postal service engineer now sus Policy and I'm happy," Pagano told reporters pended from his government job, was after Delaware County, Pa. Judge R arraigned Monday morning on charges Management. Tuck., Sept 25 Barclay Surrick dropped robbery and weapons charges involving the at that he committed the Glenn Mills rob bery and was freed pending further at 1:()() pin at Placement so it can be the first day tempted holdup of a dress shop owner in court action. Office. of somebody else's, too. Presidential SENIORS, JUNIORS, campaign may be premature ALL MAJORS WELCOME. FACULTY-STAFF WASHINGTON (AP) Sen. Larry At the moment, ne said in an interview Pressler concedes that some might view before his planned Tuesday announce¬ Fall Blood Drive a campaign for president as premature ment, I am not perceived as a serious for a 37-year-old man first elected to contender ... Monday, October 1, 9:OOa.m.-2:45p.m public office in 1974 Nonetheless, Pressler can argue that Room A-117 Clinical Center Some people will look on it as an ego-centered thing, but we will just have he has come a long way in a short time, Don't Buy to let the chips fall where they may said first as a House member elected five Call one of the following to make an Pressler on the eve of formally announc¬ years ago at age 32 and freshman member of the Senate. now as a Your Stereo appointment. Walk-ins will also be ing his candidacy. But Pressler said he became a Republi¬ can U.S. senator from South Dakota by A boyish-faced man who answers questions cautiously. Pressler says his initial support will come from among Equipment until accepted. ignoring conventional wisdom that said he was either too young or unknown to win election to federal office. young voters in their 20s and 30s who are disenchanted with conventional politics. you shop the Lorraine Demorest 5-5055 Lenore Jones 3-8888 Anxiety 3 Mile Island will he passed MIDDLETOWN. Pa unseen at iAP) Like the nuclear particles that peppered pas and the father of three children. If the plant would be there for the next 011 Full Blast Deak Watter Bob Daniher 3-5115 5-3314 this rural town of 10,000 persons six months ago. Three Mile measure. the lingering anxiety of Island's neighbors is hard to 100 years, I think fear is going to be passed down from generation to genera tion. History is just not going to allow the people to forget about that accident Stereo Sale Dan Beachnau Blanche Stiffler 5-2221 5-9582 Its level of contamination varies from Reid added. For heavy to non-existent. Some believe the Last March 28, a series of mechanical coming Red Cross more + fear like radiation, has half-life of malfunctions and human errors at Three a information, several generations. Mile Island resulted in leaks of radio¬ As long as the plant is there people in active material when uranium in the is counting call the area constantly, will think about the accident said Mayor Robert Reid, a reactor overheated. For now, economics keeps the accident October 5,6 & 7 on you. Karen Wilson teacher at Middletown Area High School from local obscurity. 484-7461 Michigon State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, September 25, 1979 3 Arts and Letters forms alliance The College of Arts and Letters is in the process of organizing an undergraduate student government which will be a "definite plus" for the college, Henry E. Sosa, the ASMSU Student Board representative for the college said. As an ASMSU representative, Sosa said he represents 2,800 students in the College of Arts and Letters, but because the college does not have a unified student organization, he has no way of knowing the needs of the students he represents. The new government, to be called the Liberal Arts Alliance, would establish an organization between the different departments within the college, said Sosa, a junior majoring in German. There is a need for representation between each of the 10 departments and the academic committees within the college, he said. If the formation of the Liberal Arts Alliance is successful, some of the goals of the new organization would be to publish a bulletin for students within the college, to begin some fund-raising projects for the Performing Arts Center and to support the college of Arts and Letters in general, Sosa said. The Liberal Arts Alliance will hold its first organizational meeting at 5 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 27, in Room 328 of the Student Services Building. All students who are majors in the college are welcome to attend. GM recalls X-cars for potential defects DETROIT (UPI) — General Motors Corp. Monday recalled 225,000 of its popular X-car compacts to correct a potential transmission cooling line defect that could cause a fire under the hood. GM said 160.000 of those vehicles also may have a cracked mounting plate in the steering mechanism which could result in excessive steering wheel play. It was the first recall involving the hot-selling X-car GM introduced in April as 1980 models — the Chevrolet Citation, Pontiac Phoenix, Oldsmobile Omega and Buick Skylark. The company said it has received no reports of accidents or injuries because of the defects. A GM spokesperson said, however, there have been nine reports of fires under the hood. GM attributed the transmission line problem to possible material deficiencies in cooler line hoses. "This could cause hose failure and transmission fluid leakage which could create potential for an underhood fire," GM said. The second defect involves the steering gear mounting plate, State News Kemi Gaabo GM said. On 160,000 vehicles, fatigue cracks could develop and cause the steering gear No, A.J. Tumpkin, a junior in Communications, is not looking in a with the use of lasers, on display in the Union lobby this week. attachment to loosen. mirror at his eye. It's a hologram, created to look three dimensional "If this condition is present, the driver may notice excessive steering wheel play," GM said. GM said it will ask owners of the affected vehicles to contact their dealers for installation of new transmission cooler hoses and, if required, a new type steering gear mounting bracket. 'Greek system1 takes time to seek new Some vehicles will require both installations, GM said. blood for its ranks—especially freshmen 'I/' music professor and By LESA DOLL The female rush system, now just beginningto wind down into its final State News Staff Writer stages, is a highly structured affair. It is the contrast to the fraternity system, which is casual and loosely It is a common misconception that all greeks are the same. choir director dead at 68 Fraternities and sororities, often referred to as the "greek System," have been chided for many years by outsiders as being stereotypical. The structured. "It takes a lot of time," said Jan Eubank, rush counselor and member of Sigma Kappa people involved in the system will sorority. "It's hard to pick somebody to live with. Sororities are really close." tell you that they're wrong — especially freshmen. Eubank is one of many women who serve as guides to students as Richard E. Klausli, 68, MSU professor of music and director of the University choir, Those in their first year of college make up the bulk of students they go through the died Sunday in a local hospital. currently rushing the many stages of the formal rush process. She is responsible for 30 women, available to greek system. There are older students and transfer students eligible, but the influx of answer their questions and A native of Ohio, he came to Lansing and joined the MSU faculty in 1948. freshmen create the biggest "business" for the greeks right now. help with any problems throughout the two week event. Klauski received a master's degree in music from the New Rush consists of four phases, starting with a general meet ing of interested students and England Conservatory of During this term's rush period, students are invited to visit all the fraternities and the 15 sororities during Welcome Week. By Sept. 23, those who are Music. He did additional study at Longy School of Music, the International School of Art sororities on campus to get a taste of what life in a greek house would be like. The general rushing narrow their choices from 10 to five, and two days later they visit the three houses in Czechoslovakia, Columbia University, the Union Theological Seminary, and Oxford idea of rush is to go back to the houses the student prefers and then to narrow down the list, they like the most. University. finally ending up with the one house that is most suitable to his/her needs. He received the honorary degree Doctor of Musical Arts from UNLIKE THE FRATERNITIES , the women are notified by computer cards Piedmont College. But wait. One just can't join any house that one wants. Although the male and female Klauski was also the organist and choir director at throughout the rigid rush schedule of what houses want them and what houses don't. Plymouth Congregational Church. rushing systems are markedly different, they share one common rule: a house must also "We pick somebody that is compatible with the other girls in the house," she said. She He served as director of the University choir, The State Singers, while at MSU. approve you. He is survived by his wife explained that close relationships in the house and compatibility among the girls is very Dorothy; two daughters, Mrs. Gregory Worosz of Novi, Mich., and Mrs. William Ruehlmann of Norfolk, Va.; and important. one granddaughter Michelle IN THE FRATERNITY system, beginning this week, the aspiring man gets a taste of all Unlike previous Worosz of Novi, Mich. years, there will only be one formal sorority rush scheduled for this the houses and visits the ones he prefers. The fraternities that prefer him casually inform school year. A memorial service will be held 4 Mary Mullen, president of the Panhellenic Council, said that women who wish p.m. Sunday, Sept. 30, at the Plymouth him that they would like to see him again. to rush later could also go through informal rush at any time during the year. Congregational Church. The man gets the opportunity to speak with members of the fraternity, and they in turn Memorial contributions may be made to the Richard E. Klausli "At some schools you're nothing if you don't belong to a fraternity," Dan Jones said. Memorial Fund, in care get to know him. If they still like him, the fraternity will ask him to "pledge." "Here, it's just a different lifestyle. "At first you think all greeks are the same, but they're of Plymouth Congregational Church. "You are selling yourself," said Tim Jones, Alpha Delta Phi fraternity president. "If you not. This is one way of life, and I like it this way." like them and they like you it works out." "The fraternities cooperate a lot," he said. "They might like your house, but you want them to see the others, too." N-power safer than coal the Fraternity rush is houses.' not a formal affair, and guests are entertained with refreshments at Liquor increases bar pick-ups OSHKOSH, Wis. (AP) — Men who drink However, only 17 of 53 male beer drinkers "FIRST IMPRESSIONS ARE important, but we like to see everybody back," Joi liquor almost twice likely beer made any moves, they said. oil, professor are as as or said. "The pledges pick us. It seems like we pick them, but sometimes it seems as if tf says Another distinction freshmen and other students who are rushing the greek system drinkers to try to pick up women say three graduate students at the Univer in bars, The three, who reported on their project sity of Wisconsin Oshkosh. at a recent Midwest Psychology Association By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Bruce Wilkinson. the first time will point out is the tremendous difference between the fraternity i The students Tami Kohls, convention, said they noticed that ads in Gary Schuch Using nuclear power to generate electri- Wilkinson told the Special Joint Commit sorority rush systems. and Michelle Fueger - said their research men's magazines gave the impression that city results in fewer deaths than using coal tee on Nuclear Energy during an informa project conducted at area discos disclosed liquor drinkers got the girl, while ads for or oil, a professor told a legislative tional session serious accidents like the t hat 42 of 48 liquor drinkers tried to pick up beer rarely had women in them and tended committee on nuclear energy Monday. Fatalities related to nuclear-produced recent Pennsylvania Three are Mile Island highly incident uncommon, in ASMSU program offers women during the period of observation. to portray a more macho image. energy average less than one per year, He also said scientists predict radiation compared with an average three coal emitted from the Pennsylvania atomic plant industry deaths and one for oil-generated last spring will not cause a single cancer short-term student hums Nuclear waste disposal — one topic upon which the committee will focus during the Then s for when their expenses exceed their finances. Faculty Council meets Instead of writing mom or pressuring a today to diseuss budget next several weeks — poses the most roommate for needed cash, a short term MSU station complex problem, Wilkinson said. Although some consider the idea absurd, loan may be the solution. The Associated Students of MSU, the he said launching nuclear waste toward the The Faculty Council will meet today at 3:15 in the Con Con Room in the MSU undergraduate student government, p.m. celebrates 25th sun in rockets may be feasible "if we can has a loan program which entitles students International Center. The agenda includes addresses by the president and provost concerning a report of guarantee the rocket would never abort." to borrow up to $35, interest free if the loan Interested students can take their cur the Ad Hoc Committee to study the faculty grievance procedure and a report on the 307 Student Services anniversary rent MSU I.D. to Bldg. between 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.. Monday University budget. Also on the agenda will be Faculty Council elections and an information report from the University Committee on Academic Governance. WKAR-TV channel 23 is celebrating Services for Elliot scheduled through Friday, to apply for the loan. An announcement concerning agenda for the Faculty Council meeting on Oct. 9 will also be discussed. its 25th anniversary today with a dinner beginning at 8 p.m. in the Big 10 Room A memorial service followed by a the MSU I Ww Nosiu 11 ieor\ of the Kellogg Center. reception will be held for James M. Elliott Center for the Performing Arts, at 4 p.m. today in the MSU Alumni Chapel. Elliott c; me tf. MSU as an instructor in The celebration, which will be broad URBANA, III. (API- A theory about casted on channel 23 at 9 p.m., will Elliott, 60, died Sept. 18 in his East biological k •ience in 1947. new the Loch Ness monster has been propoun¬ Eanama canal compromise include entertainment by the Four Lansing home. He was acting associate There w I be a private burial. ded by a University of Illinois scientist Freshmen. dean of University College and acting Friday's State news incorrectly stated studying a group of islands in the Pacific Among the guests attending the director of the Office of Instructional Services. that Elliot t was a former MSU professor. Elliott wa a professor at the time of his , Ocean. nears Congressional approval banquet include the chairman of the Memorial contributions may be made to death Geography professor Donald Johnson had WASHINGTON (AP) Members of a Senate House conference committee agreed Federal Communications Commission, studied the islands, off Los Angeles, for James Quello, Lt. Gov. James Brickley Monday on a new compromise bill to carry out final details of the Panama Canal treaties. years, and he is also familiar with the Loch Test results delayed The compromise replaces a measure rejected by the House last week. Rep. John M. and Sen. William Sederburg along with other local legislators. Troubleshooter Ness mystery and the many photographs Murphy. I) N.Y., who managed the canal bill on the House floor, predicted the new MSU transfer students are asked to pick version would be approved by his colleagues later this week. WKAR, the oldest public television up their student profiles from a reading The treaties, which provide for Panama to take control of the canal at the end of the station east of the Mississippi and the service offered test, taken during Welcome Week, on ould be the trunk of a swimming elephant, thought Johnson. But elephants century, take effect Monday. The compromise bill offered by the conference panel second oldest public station in the Wednesday, Oct. 3 in the lobby of South establishes a U.S. controlled commission to operate the waterway until the Panamanians don't r do they'.' United States, is among the pioneers of If you have a problem that is too tough to Kedzie Hall. lake over. educational TV, said Willa Gritter, tangle, pass it on to the State News In a Welcome Week newsletter, transfer Now Johnson has discovered the remains The House rejected the last treaty implementation bill last week on a 203 192 vote — an program coordinator. Troubleshooter. students were asked to pick up test results of elephants on his islands. Since he has embarrassment to the Carter administration. President Carter already has signed the WKAR has been in operation since Troubleshooter has the ammunition to on Wednesday, Sept. 26. disproved the notion that the elephants got treaties and they have been ratified by the Senate. 1954. dow n your problems. Write Machine processing problems are causing there by walking over a land bridge from After Monday's quick approval of a new compromise measure. Murphy said, "I think gun or stop by to see the Troubleshooter in 343 Student the delay. Therefore, students are asked to the mainland, they must have swum, he we have support for this package - in fact I'm certain we do." Services Bldg. pick up their results one week later. Murphy said he hopes to win final House approval of the bill on Wednesday. Opinion GERRY SKOCZYLAS Candidates need issues As the economy deteriorates, and the future of a struggling Chrysler corporation remains uncertain, surface here. It is very difficult to support merely a new charter for the FBI when the fundamental Brilliant thoughts that students must now determine the leading issues principles which established the bureau need to be which will surface in the upcoming Michigan anyone could think of reworked from top to bottom. presidential primary. Compounding this uncertainty The last thing needed to add fuel to the Kennedy is Massachusetts Senator Edward M. Kennedy, who fire is the continued media hype he has received in is not yet a declared candidate for the democratic the past. Since almost a year ago — when the name How come the copying machines in . . . car or something to the student who gets a Kiss concert! presidential nomination. Kennedy was mentioned in the cloakroom of the the Union are 15 cents while the ones in the student number 1000000. .. Three songs that sound their best on a In what may he recorded in history books as the Mouse of Representatives — the media has pounded Library are only 5 cents? . "Muppet" and "Sesame Street" fans rainy Sunday night in the spring time: most important election year since the 1930s, one on many of Kennedy's actions with a host of The most overplayed songs of the "Please Come To Boston," by Dave . . . not withstanding, I think that the best "kids Log- wonders why the issues have failed.to be addressed journalistic interpretations. The mere Kennedy summer were: "Is She Really Going Out show" on TV was the now-defunct "Make A gins; "Piano Man," by Billy Joel; and name produces a general mystique among reporters, With Him?" by Joe Jackson; "My Sharona," Wish," hosted by Tom "Taxi," by Harry Chapin. by the bulk of the leading candidates, including Chapin (Harry's Senator Kennedy. Failure to address the issues, and and a glare in Walter Cronkite's eyes that leads one by The Knack; and "Gold," by John Stewart brother). . . . Until I was a junior in high school, I and Stevie Nicks. thought that cotton grew in aspirin bottles^ running an election campaign on charismatic hype, to think Kennedy actually deserves top billing on the White Nike tennis shoes with blue Did you know that singer Carly . . . ... My dentist gave me some great advice are two of the major factors that seated President evening news. Though the job of the press is to . stripes seem very popular among guys on during my last checkup: "Ah, don't pay any Simon's father is the Simon of "Simon & Carter in the oval office and may do the same in 1980 report the news, many reporters, eager for a name campus for casual wear this year. attention to your teeth — they'll go away!" Schuster" publishing in New York? with Senator Kennedy. and drunken by the aura of a Kennedy, have made ... My two favorite movies of the . Question: can girls' basketball teams Of course, it only matters if Senator Kennedy this story a gilded item hot on the political calendar of . . . According to the Simmons Market summer were both sports movies: "Rocky truly play a "man-to-man" defense? Research Bureau, the ten most frequently II" and "North Dallas Forty," which was ... The other day my uncle asked me if I decides to run. Almost all of the nation's leading wanted to go hunting. I said, "I'm game." So purchased items in today's grocery stores written by Pete Gent, a former MSU polls state Senator Kennedy ahead of President are; toilet tissue, laundry detergent, bread, basketball player. he shot me! Carter and other democratic contenders, with soap, eggs, salt, aluminum foil, flour, mayo, ... Did you ever clean out your wallet (or . . . Musical question I've always wanted approximately 53 percent of the vote. Kennedy is and fresh milk. to ask: exactly what were Paul Simon and purse) and find a telephone number on a scrap of paper, with no name on it, and you now leading Carter in every geographic region of the ... I can't decide which was the biggest "Julio" doing down by the schoolyard? have absolutely no idea whose number it is? country except the South, where Carter still disappointment of the summer: Skylab or When swans retire, do they have Attention psychology students: I . . . maintains a slight but dwindling lead. "The Amityville Horror." . . . "swan songs" or people songs: Or maybe wouldn't be paranoid if everyone wasn't out One would naturally tend to assume that . . . Was there anything sadder this they just wing it. to get me. nationwide support for Kennedy can be correlated to summer than venerable Jack Nicklaus The Is a ship that collides with the dock a prettiest eyes on the silver screen ... ... an approval of his political views. In this case, that is finishing 65th in the PGA at Oakland Hills? true victim of "pier pressure"? have to belong to Karen Allen, who played a most presumptuous assumption. Maybe a few days Yes, there was: the picture of Nina in "The Wanderers" and Beware of any store that has the Boone's . . . . . before the election (should Kennedy decide to run), Thurman Munson's 4-year-old son Michael girlfriend Katie in "Animal House." following ad in their display window: he will make his views and opinions known to the in a little New York Yankees uniform at "Puppets for sale — no strings attached." A movie theatre is about the only This applies to the following ad as Thurman s funeral. ... . . . public-at-large. theatrical/social event that you wouldn't well: "For sale — bladeless knives without Several observers of Kennedy's actions argue that I think the University should give want "front row seats" for. That and maybe handles." a ... he is taking the middle-of-the-road stance to ward off those who oppose his consistently liberal tag. One wonders if Kennedy will attempt to destroy his liberal attire in favor of a more fashionable wardrobe of textured conservatism. With the growing shift to the right in American politics, it is obvious that LETTER The State News Senator Kennedy is desperately trying to stay abreast of the whimsical tides of opinion bubbling in POLICY Tuesday, September 25, 1979 the American people. Does this shift to the right Editorials are the opinions of the State News. include such legislation as the Official Secrets Act, Viewpoints, columns and letters are personal which would give the federal government discretion 1979. Though Senator Kennedy has tried to maintain os possible appear in print opinions. Editorial Department in withholding certain information from the public? his position of indecision, it is this indecision that has Letters should be 25 lines or less and may be edited tor State News style and forced the American people to brace themselves for R W Robinson Photo Editor Kim VanderVeer Support of this bill could be misinterpreted as an conciseness to til as mony letters as pos¬ Ky Owen Entertainment & Book Editor Bill Holdship effort to conceal the possibility of a future democratic what may be the best theatrical show in quite some sible on a page Viewpoints may be no JoyL Haenlein Sports Editor DaveJanssen time. longer than 75 lines and may also be City Editor Layout Editor Watergate. The Republican administration of edited Campus Editor Susan Tompor Reginald Thomas Richard- Nixon considered Watergate's actions Ron Przystas freelance Editor Carrie Thorn Let us not allow the same tragedies of the 1976 All letters and viewpoints should be Anna Browne Chief Copy Editor Linda Oliv (before made public) very official, and very secret, election to resurface in the 1980 campaign. typed on 65-spoced lines and triple aft representative spaced Letters and viewpoints must be Debbie Creerr but a bill protecting their actions would have been Ambitious to destroy the remnants of the good ole igned and include local address, student. most inappropriate. Senator Kennedy is also the days of Watergate, the nation jumped at the chance faculty .raff Advertising Department number primary sponsor of a bill to establish a new charter to bury its conscience and the Republican party with Ron MacMillan Asst Advertising Manager PatCre for the FBI. Once again Kennedy's thoughts fail to a simple stroke of the pen in a ballot box. Student vote must stand VIEWPOINT: CRIME The stature of student government took a turn for in residence halls. If they were, as suggested by Snowballs, clubbing, riots the worse last Wednesday, as RHA President Chris Hoffman, to strike up a petition drive to eliminate Hoffmap told the group's representatives that Nestle' foods from the cafeterias, this is one way of residence halls will not boycott Nestle' products. admitting that residence hall residents as a group One small point must not be ignored in all this — have no power. RHA was the petition. It was decided students voted last spring to boycott Nestle' products in campus cafeterias. last year to boycott Nestle' foods. Let it rest there. At the same meeting, the more likely reason for and other relevant issues RHA management apparently claims voter the boycott nix was uncovered when Residence Hall turnout was far too low to adequately represent Manager Robert Underwood mentioned the "heavy By SCOTT FISHER lukewarm, fluoridated water, expands into Amanda was wearing her "Save the Two colorfully garbed figures dart a maximum security facility with well- Hamsters" button. She was head of an students, and so they will continue to buy and use financial impact" which would result should Nestle' Nestle' products in their menus. If the percentage of through the streets at twilight in their trained personnel, room for one hundred ever-growing band vehemently protesting products be struck from University food lists. constant vigil for wrong doers doing not inmates, and a lit baseball diamond." the senseless clubbing of hamsters just so a voter turnout was to be such a prime consideration in Students decided, by their vote, not to support a rights. "But no guard dogs." select few heartless barbarians could have national voting procedures, the United States would company which produces sub-standard infant "Holy spherical slush," exclaims Robin, "Right, chum." hamster dip. She couldn't understand how most likely not have a president, state governors, or formula and sells that mixture for astronomical the Wonderful Boy, "that juvenile just "Holy vulgar equivalent of feces, Batman, any human being could clout a hamster. hurled a globular assemblage of light, I assumed that was a Bat Aspirin." any local government officials. The fact is that prices to third world countries. In an age of increased frozen particles of precipitation at that "Be calm, chum, and don't drink any Randy Bob's homicidal brother Kevin presidential elections - particularly in the past 10 student apathy, this is one issue concerned students accelerating automobile. That's illegal. thing." attended a marvelous outdoor concert last years — do not usually elicit more than 30 percent of wanted to decide. It would be a shame indeed, if What shall we do. Batman?" "Batman, we have yet to deal with the August. the registered vote. And if we can thrust the major RIIA were to discourage student activism by telling "Quick, Robin," directs the quick- perpetrator." As the singer and his entourage finished leader of this country into office with less than their constituents their vote does not count. If RHA thinking pillar of justice in blue and black, "Urn . . • what did we bring,anyway?" their final pre-encore set, the patrons held one third of the available vote, we can most certainly "hand me the Bat Criminal Magnet." "Only this. Batman." discards this vote, then let them also discard the lit lighters and burning matches and student vote next spring, when students lift a "Holy praiseworthy stratagem, Batman, sizzling sparklers overhead. give up Nestle's cocoa if the majority of the students not the Bat Criminal Magnet — that "A snub-nosed .38. Well, it will have to The man who voted want it deleted. suffice." The cowled crusader levels the behind Kevin wanted to do something candidate to that coveted office in Student Services ingenious and thoroughly effective crime- Furthermore, firearm at the offender and fires: KERPOW pyro-spectacular; he asked Kevin if he we urge representatives from the Building. fighting device which draws unwilling (registered Bat Noise. Used by permission). would mind terribly being set afire and held Residence Hall Association to strongly protest this The past year was a rather dismal one for student law breakers to their deserved confronta¬ The infractor is cut in half. aloft. Kevin said, "I would rather not," and, decision. If the Association is to have any spine, any issues. RHA made few strong stands in defense of tion with justice?" "Holy precision. Batman, that's one thereafter, ignored him. "The best thing to "Yes, chum, the Bat Criminal Magnet, do when credibility and any future as the voice of the student rights. It would appear that, at least in the criminal who will trouble these fair streets someone wishes to set you aflame," and hurry before the young incorrigible Kevin was wont to tell most everyone, "is to students, they must use any and all available case of RHA, this has not changed. We urge the no longer." reigns further mayhem on the upright, ignore him, especially if he, (like the man methods to see that this management decision does group to act on this blatant denial of student law abiding inhabitants of this fair univer "Right, Robin. There comes a time when behind him,) is lit-up himself." not go uncontested. The Residence Hall Association concerns, and protect the wishes of the students they a crime fighter must put away the toys and "Holy blunder of blunders, Batman, I just really annihilate someone." Defying better judgment, the man persis¬ was created, after all, as the voice of students living were elected to serve. "That's a valuable lesson, Batman." ted and took a match to Kevin's shirt; Kevin remembered — the Bat Criminal Magnet is in my spare pair of Bat Skivvies. Alfred is "A fundamental, Robin. Let's get a beer." flogged him senseless with a Styrofoam cooler then yelled for the singer to play on. ironing them." "But I'm underage, Batman." "So we lie a little." The man later died from the wounds. "Don't fret, Wonderful Boy. The Bat Kevin was held by the theatre officials, Criminal Magnet is probably not the most Amanda attented the "Fry Punderson" but after they confiscated his cooler, advantageous article for this situation, anyway. We don't want to attract a crowd." rally, designed to prompt the governor to slugged him around a bit, and told him "bad "Holy alternatives. Batman, now what?" order the electric chair execution of boy, now behave," they released him. They "With haste. Robin, the Bat Instant Harmon Punderson, the notorious Electric got a lot of encore-related deaths and they had made an example of the last perpetra- Penitentiary — my incredibly inventive, Hedge Clipper Murderer. She spoke hotly, dehydrated, fit-in-any Bat Pocket prison, forcefully, and self righteously in favor of, which, upon the addition of ten milliliters of as she put it, "barbecuing that living scum." Fisher is o sophomore majoring in English. DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau good evening. today "operation WAVING A PARCHMENT COPY Of THE IN ANOTHER DEVELOPMENT, THE manhood"went m) high 6ear as MONROE DOCTRINE ABOVE HIS HEAP, SENATORS ALSO PLEP6EP TO FROM THE CHEAP SEATS senators church, jackson and JACKSON DEMANDED THAT ThEPRES- INVESTIGATE lEHJ EVIDENCE UNK¬ ON CAPITOL HILL, TIPS IS baker formally opened their IDENT FACE POUJN THE SOVIETS ING RUSSIAN SABOTEURS WITH ROLAND HEDLEY, JR. special linkage hearings 'EYEBALL TO EYEBALL, UKEA THE SINKING Of THE 'MAINE. MAN • | IWAKT _...... )/ypobvna&C m. FOR U.S. ARMY mmI FOR TEST ANSWER* VtXJR HriEEffi®€ij£| Michigon State News, East Lansing, Michigon Tuesday September 25, 1979 5 RESIDENTS SUIT Court OKs drive-in porn movies By CHRIS PARKS The House Judiciary Com exposed to the theater's al¬ that it is visible to adjacent United Press International mittee will be studying the neighbors seek to have en legedly pornographic shows landowners may be abated as a (UPI) — The Michigan Court ruling to determine whether which were clearly visible from joined from being shown are in of Appeals said Monday a private nuisance," the court fact pornographic when judge new legislation is needed, the their property. said. cannot ban a drive-in's X-rated examined under proper stan committee's co-chairperson movie shows dards, then an injunction pro¬ merely because said. Rep. Dennis Hertel, The Huron County judge did "As a prerequisite to this hibiting their exhibition may be they bother nearby residents D-Detroit, said he believes the unless he also finds the films not properly find the films in abatement, however, there issued," the courts said. public has some right to protec must be a legally obscene. question to be legally obscene judicial determina Court decisions protecting tion from offensive displays. before issuing the injunction, tion that the movie is in fact captive audiences from offen The appeals court's decision the appeals court said. obscene applying the standards sive materials do not apply in overturned an injunction issued The movie case involved a set forth ... by the U.S. the case of a drive-in's neigh against the owners of a drive-in suit brought against the owners "IN SUMMARY, VIE find Supreme Court rather than bors, the panel said. It also said of the Blue Sky Drive-In by that the exhibition of an theater in Lake merely finding it to be offensive an injunction must be limited to Township of nearby residents who com obscene movie upon an outdoor to the complainant viewers." films which were before the Huron County. plained their children were movie screen in such a manner "If the movies that the court. Carter cabinet appointments end shake-up WASHINGTON (AP) - "This is really a happy day of us who got our education not thing in the future looks bright, President Carter Landrieu, whose appoint formally for me and the country," Carter on the battlefields of Europe, looks hopeful, looks possible." ment drew some controversy ended his Cabinet shake-up said at Monday's ceremony for but on the battlefields of Mis over his links to a major real Monday with formal installa¬ Landrieu and Goldschmidt. He sissippi, for those of us who got Landrieu was accompanied estate developer, said that as This illustration of a fetus within the womb is based tion of two former mayors, said it would be "impossible to on photographs taken Moon Landrieu of New Orleans our understanding of higher by his wife and nine children. "I head of HUD he would help through a tiny telescope inserted through the uterine wall. Here, find two men who are more at seven education from the free speech and Neil Goldschmidt of Port¬ hope the photographers have a private enterprise and "be weeks, the fetus is only an inch long but can utilize sensory perceptions. conversant with the crucial movement in California, for land, Ore. issues that face our country." wide-angle lens," Carter said as working with those who are those of us who had our beliefs the family gathered for the Landrieu, 49, taking office as working to rebuild urban Goldschmidt said, "For those challenged by Vietnam, secretary of housing and urban every ceremony. America." MYTHS DISPELLED development, promised to build a "partnership" between the government and private enter prise to rebuild the nation's cities. Jane Fonda and Tom Hayden Fetal evolution observed NEW YORK tUPl) The magazine published born fetus have found Goldschmidt, 39, the new a Prenatal monitoring de picture essay of the unborn do not go through secretary of transportation, ns said the future looks bright for the post-World War II genera¬ visit real life 'China Syndrome' vices, including a method of observing the fetus through a tiny microscope placed in human fetus by a photographed method called fetos le complete evolut ion of life from a primitive one- tion following the civil rights, copy, in which a telescopic Tied organism to a human free the womb, have dispelled device is inserted through n the womb. speech and anti-war MIDDLETOWN, Pa. (AP) - drome" eerily foreshadowed Miss Fonda said she was not energy issue among 1980 presi movements of the 1950s and many myths of human de the uterine wall. "Toda\ is kno n that Hollywood merged with head the accident that crippled frightened by her first view of dential candidates. On Sunday, velopment and can identify It said 1960s. He urged Americans "to lines under the looming towers Three Mile Island last March. she spoke in New York City at monitoring every step in the fetal the notorious plant. "But if I'd medical keep building, to keep growing, problems before methods such as fetoscopy developmental process is of Three Mile Island on Monday "I doubt there's any place been here during the accident I the largest anti-nuclear rally to keep loving." birth, Parents Magazine said and ultrasound scanners specifically human," the re as activist actress Jane Fonda where people have been made would have joined with every ever held. Goldschmidt and Landrieu Monday. that reproduce the shape of , and her husband, Tom Hayden, to feel so expendable. That body and hightailed it out of Hayden, chairman of the took office less than 24 hours stopped here on their 50-city must have been a very shat¬ here," she added. Campaign for Economic Demo after Donald F. McHenry was anti-nuclear tour. tering experience," she told a She and Hayden, a leading cracy, said the California group sworn in to the Cabinet-level "It's very moving for me to group of neighbors on a street 1960s student activist, are tour is trying to create the same ; post of U.S. ambassador to the be here," said Miss Fonda, corner across the Susquehanna kind of "massive citizen consen ing nuclear-dependent areas to _United • Andrew Nations, Young. replacing whose film "The China Syn¬ River from the facility. encourage discussion of the sus" that helped end slavery, achieve women's suffrage and Positions open on boards get the U.S. out of Vietnam. MONDAY'S SWEARING-IN Hayden, whose ceremony in the White House Rose Garden brought to a close Weatherization workshop to he group arose from his unsuccessful 1976 U.S. Senate bid in California, said are Five East Lansing residents needed to fill vacancies on three city boards and commis application. Two residents are also term expiring Dec. 31, 1979. The board's two Republicans needed on the Officer's Com and two Democrats meet a series of Cabinet changes that Three Mile Island is "a very sions. began in July when the presi¬ pensation Commission; one for monthly and certify the accur- dent fired or accepted resigna¬ tions from four Cabinet officers held for E. L. homeowners special place. It is the scene of probably the end of the nuclear The Housing and Community Development Commission has the remainder of Sept. 30,1981 and a term one ending for a full acy r.L of the All posit •_ L,^y e|ectjons> e voluntary. age as it plays itself out." two openings in unfinished following his "domestic sum¬ Urban Options will be hold In the Friday session, 7 p.m.- 9 a.m. to noon, He called for a federal and terms ending June 30, 1980 and mit" participants will sion determines the salaries of The selection date will be meeting at Camp David, ing a free home weatherization to 9 p.m., participants will learn state commitment to phase out June 30, 1981. The commission Md. Young quit in a later, get "hands-on" experience the city's elected officials in determined by the number of workshop for East Lansing the various weatherization op when they learn how to do the nuclear power, develop new meets monthly to advise City special dalled meetings after -unrelated controversy over his homeowners on Friday evening tions open to them and the applications received by the actual work themselves. energy resources such as solar, Council on housing programs, Oct. 2 ^unauthorized meeting with a and Saturday morning at the cost-effectiveness of each, wind, water and biomass, and City Council meeting. review housing code amend "representative of the Palestine home of Shelly Jacobs and Ron For more information, Applications are available at con protect communities during the ments and prepare the annual the City Clerk or City Mana¬ Liberation Organization. Wallace, 603 Sunset Lane. In the Saturday session, from tact Ruelaine Stokes, 351-3757. ger's office, 410 Abbott Road. Kot S. Washington Ambush 4 tAST 485-7215 Shepard's b,ZPJif£. East Lansing E. Grand River 332-2815 Shepard's Naturalizer Frandor 332-8353 Shepard's Naturalizer Lansing Mall "The look that fits1" 321-8344 () Michigon State News, Eost tonsing, Michigan Tuesday, September 25, 1979 'THE WANDERERS' 1NTERTAINMENT Wandering through a doomed era By BYRON BAKER State News Reviewer , . and when I'm by myself, and I'm faUin' for some girl, I hop right in that car of mine, American hot wax: local vinyl shops and drive around the world, cause I'm a wanderer, By JOHN NEILSON between $5.99 and $7.99. State News Staff Writer yeh, a wanderer, • Discount Records (401 E. Grand River Avenue, near the I aroun' aroun' "* To some people, record albums are a luxury — a harmless if roam aroun Campus Theater) — While Discount Records carries a lot of rock, If ya wuz male, Italian, goin' expensive diversion of one's pocket money away from such jazz, R&B, folk, and country & western records, their biggest necessities as Snoopy memo pads and toe socks. asset is their extensive selection of classical and to Tully High in the Bronx in opera albums, To a lot of us, however, records rank with food and shelter as which is easily the largest in town. Their standard 1963, and ya wuz sorta tough price for minded, innerested in survivin', among the true staples of life — and I don't necessarily mean that $7.98-list LPs is $5.99, while their $8.98 list albums sell for $6.99. and had they rank BEHIND food and shelter, either. If it ever comes down Discount Records also carries a no special idea who ya to a choice between spending my last fiver on a new Elvis album or large selection of cut-out albums, were, ya probably woulda ranging in price from $1.99 on up. a Wendy's double joined The Wanderers I Orion; with-everything-minus-the-pickle, chances are I will consider it as good an excuse as • Elderly Instruments (in the basement of the 541 Building on E. at the Meridian Eight The¬ any to start a new diet. The fact that it often DOES down to a choice such as this, Grand River, below Paramount News) — atres). At least while ya wuz come Elderly specializes in all however, means that hard-core record buyers soon come to realize figurin' things out. This way, the importance of shopping around before ya'd get to wear a nifty mono- laying out their cash. In this area, thanks to the large student grammed jacket, grease ya hair population, the record buyer is in luck. In the few short blocks between Abbott Road and the back, learn to walk like a hard local Taco Bell there are no less than To a lot of us, records rank with guy (and how to bump into eight stores that will gladly food and take your hard earned cash (or Dad's hard-earned cash) and send shelter as among the true staples of life— chicks in the street to cop a quick feel), and ya'd have lotsa How To Pick you on your way with the newest releases by your favorite artists. and I don't necessarily mean that Up Girls, circa 1963. The Wanderers is playing at the Meridian (And as if that wasn't enough, a 35 cent bus ticket will enable they rank buddies to defend ya in case ya 8 Theaters. you to take advantage of the elections at Recordland in Meridian BEHIND food and shelter, either. If it ever crossed one of the other gangs. Mall, Marshall Music in the Frandor shopping center, or a number of comes down to a choice between Like the Del Bombers, a slew Lansing record stores, too. spending a black guys a lot like the (Ken Wahl), the handsome, I Karen Allen). Or, when the big scures, unknowns and non- Now, if it was just a question of comparing prices, choosing a my last fiver on a new Elvis album or a Wanderers, except for bein' black. Or, the Wongs, a gang of fast talking nominal leader of football game between the Del actors, has drawn some telling favorite store would be relatively easy. However, a store's Wendy's double-with-everything-minus-the- the gang, earnestly preoccu Bombers and the Wanderers is Chinese kids who all know performances from his princi selection is also an important consideration, because it doesn't pickle, chances are I will consider it as good pied with getting Despie (Toni abruptly halted by the myster¬ pals. Wahl, Friedrich, Ganios, matter if the store's price is 50 cents apiece if all they have is an excuse as Judo, and don't even hafta any to start a new diet. Kalem), his steady, to "go all ious arrival of Ducky Boys Kalen and Allen help to make Gregorian Chant LPs, and I for one wouldn't want the latest carry a piece (and, they's all the way" (she's not ready carrying clubs and switch¬ the Wanderers' moments in the . . . Kansas album if they gave one away free with every gallon of milk rel/ited — 27 guys, all with the yet); Turkey (Alan Rosenberg), blades. Or, the intimate at the A&P. last name a Wong). Or, the sun important to us — they a Wanderer already looking moments between Terror (Er show their drives, ennui, Since everyone Fordham Baldies, a herd of us has different musical tastes and needs, and since past high school and trying to land Van Lidth De Jeude, at 6'6 frustrations and apprehensions. manner of traditional music, and offers musical giant creeps with shaved heads every store in town caters to different markets in differing instruments, books break in with the Baldies; Joey and 425 lbs.), leader of the and lessons as well as records albums. — so they's hair won't fall in amounts, we can't pretend to tell you the one best all around place (John Friedrich); and Perry Baldies, and his sweetheart, Admittedly, it doesn't all to stock up on your daily dose of they face when they fight. Or, work vinyl. Instead, we've decided to Their selection includes blues, (Tony Ganios), a soft-spoken, Pee Wee (Linda Manz, a 4'10", smoothly. Some of the give you an alphabetical store-by-store rundown of the East bluegrass, folk, ragtime, protest worse of all, the Ducky Boys, powerfully built fellow who 80 lb. waif last seen in Terrence humor falls terribly flat, and a music, English/Scots/Irish folk music, cowboy music and sea cold, ruthless, pint sized little Lansing record market, and leave the rest to you. shanties in addition to other ethnic and traditional styles. Their looks after his alcoholic mother, Malick's Days of Heaveni. couple of the more surreal See you in line guys who come at ya in dozens, . . . through reflections the lives of the selection within their field is unmatched anywhere else in the area, a desperate series of on maybe to make up for the fac' urban adventures. The Kaufmans, with great gangs come off too curiously and includes music from small labels that are not carried anywhere • The Disc Shop/Hi Fi Buys (323 E. Grand River Avenue, next that mosta them ain't much wit, originality and stylishness, else in town. All of Elderly's albums range in price from $2.45 to similar in tone to moments in to Jacobson's) — The Disc Shop carries a variety of rock, jazz, soul, over four feet. Yep, with guys Some of their experiences have caught the sound and feel $6.50. Kaufman's Invasion of the Body and disco albums, like those around it wuz are memorable. Like the as well as an assortment of cassette tapes and ... night of a doomed era; the Kennedy Snatchers for their own good. good to have fellas like the the Fordham Baldies get drunk singles. Recent releases that list for $7.98 sell for $4.99, while • Flat, Black & Circular Recycled Sound (also in the 541 assassination, the rise of Bob But the head and soul of the film those that list for $8.98 are sold for $5.49 to $5.99. Most older LPs Wanderers to hang out with. and inadvertently join the Building, though upstairs) - FBC is one of East Lansing's two Dylan and the protest singer, is in the right place. Go see The retail for $5.99, though once a term the store holds a sale wherein used-record stores, both of which capitalize on the fact that That way, ya might make it to Marines. Or, when a Civics the end of people high school and the Wanderers . .. if ya don't, well, all records sell for $1 less than the marked price. tire of some of their albums before they wear them out. eighteen. class discussion on brotherhood spectre of the war are all fast the Baldies are probably back In addition, the Disc Shop carries an assortment of FBC will buy used albums that are in This is the cockeyed world — erupts into a riot between imported good condition for about $1 near approaching — the days of the from the Marines by now, and rock and jazz LPs, which vary greatly in price but (continued on page 7) a bitter, aimless time, with the the Wanderers and the Del Wanderers are clearly num¬ average 'fifties not really passed and the they just might come after ya. Bombers. Or, when Richie and bered. They are almost obso 'sixties slowly rolling in — Joey, utilizing complicated lete, and they somehow seem to a *(c) Schwartz Music. "The evoked by Richard Price in his system of winks, cheat at strip know this. Kaufman, working Wanderer" by E. Maresca. celebrated 1974 novel, and it poker with Despie and Nina with a cast composed of ob¬ Recorded by Dion in 1961. has been vividly captured in a gritty, energentic, darkly hu¬ mored new movie by Philip Kaufman. The Wanderers, scripted by Kaufman and his wife Rose, owes nothing to the COPYING DAY OR NIGHT recent cluster of "gang" movies; filmed in a seemingly casual, almost throwaway style (the photography, by Michael PAPER EATER PRINT SHOP Chapman, who shot Taxi Dri¬ ver and Kaufman's remake of NEW 8:30am - 8:00pm Mon. - Thurs. Invasion of the Body Snatchers, HOURS: 8:30am is fluid and atmospheric), the - 6:30pm Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm Saturday picture is off-beat, engaging and frequently terrific. 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Beatles' reunion would proba Travolta or Star Wars or which the new wave seems to Some random observations But in the end, Beatlemania bly be the biggest anti-climax in Charlie's Angels. The Beatles have taken to heart. But to on Beatlemania — the "big is nothing more than a '60s the history of the world. Too weren't "Magic" Johnson. The quote a woman sitting behind Broadway multi-media hit" — equivalent of Sha Na Na, and it much has happened for it to Beatles weren't Beethoven or at Pine Knob last Saturday me at Pine Knob Saturday fails miserably by transforming ever be the same again. Mozart. night: Unfortunately, the night: "This is better than the Beatles and the romance "The closest Western civiliza¬ Beatles weren't even Costello, seeing the Beatles 'cause the Although it makes me feel a they symbolized into a tion has come to unity since the Springsteen the real Beatles com¬ or Rolling are fat and old." big guilty to admit it, Beatle¬ mercial commodity. (In fact. Congress of Vienna in 1815 was Stones. The Beatles, in fact, Just as the late '60s weren't mania really is an entertaining the week the Sgt. Pepper album Variety magazine reports this transcended rock 'n roll, made for Elvis Presley, the late and enjoyable stage presenta week that the was released For a brief same people who tion. While it hardly compares . . . although — in the end — they '70s weren't made for the produce the Sha Na Na syndi¬ while, the irreparably frag¬ demonstrated that rock 'n roll Beatles. The Beatles weren't to John, Paul, George, Ringo cated TV show are planning a mented consciousness of the can't change the world, but it right for Watergate conserva and Bert (a fictionalized West was unified, at least in the weekly series based on Beatle¬ . . . can change the way one looks at tism, economic problems, nar biographical play which won mania. and the pilot will air minds of the young." that world. cissism, pessimism, fatalism, the British equivalent of the sometime in January. God for — Langdon Winner And still — despite Wings, (bagism, shagism) and total Tony award for best play in bid! I'd rather watch reruns of "If the Beatles were greater 1976 and then failed to despite everything we now hopelessness of this decade. — ever the old Beatles' cartoon series.) than Jesus Christ, what does know You see, the Beatles ruled — people long for a open in America!?!), Beatle¬ As long as there are Beatle that make Farrah Fawcett- reunion, or at least for a return during an era where - despite mania holds far more reverence clones to play the parts, there Majors?" to something familiar from the the harsh realities of the time — for the Fab Four's music than Lester Bangs This isn't the Knack. This is the band Paul can always be a Beatlemania. — past as our own times grow beautiful romance ruled McCartney was in before either the stage or film produc¬ and the illusion can be pre¬ In our present state of cul¬ progressively worse. Thus, we supreme. he formed Wings and died. Remember? tions of Robert Stigwood's served intact. The only things tural "advancement," we have have virtually thousands of Three years ago, I wrote an atrocious Sgt. Pepper's Lonely thing will be, and every missing are the emotion and the totally lost perspective of what Elvis clones in the United article on the significance of the we save the world with the love of they were right, Hearts Club Band. thing could ever hope to magic. the Beatles were and meant. I States alone, and now Beatle Beatles. I think I said it best we (heir music. The funny part is Ah, but we were so much And yet reverence is a word become. They told us that all they actually made us believe Interestingly enough, the don't care if they have sold the clones, despite the fact that the then, so once again — The younger then, we're older than I use rather hesitantly in asso we need is love, and set out to it. What's funnier is maybe biggest entertainment wire most Capitol singles since "I only "looking back" the Beatles Beatles'? They once reflected that now. ciation with Beatlemania. Oh. Wanna Hold Your Hand," the story so far this week has been ever endorsed was to "Get everything we were, every it's apparent that the four another in a long series of Beatles most certainly weren't young Beatle clones must have Beatle reunion rumors. Three the Knack with their sexist lack been super Beatlemaniacs, weeks ago. Sid Bernstein — the of emotion. And I can only watching films like A Hard time? U'So, promoter of the historic Shea laugh hysterically when I read it *r9a, a Day's Night. Help and Let It Be hundred times over to get Stadium concert — took out a full-page ad in the Sunday New that the Bee Gees — poor Beatle imitations to begin with C^A0°"CeHave.iovWe^9e,",9,OU" their characterizations down so York Times, urging the group — have tied a Beatle sales Memoriesm, perfect. The multi-media tech¬ niques are effective in portray¬ ing the Beatles' spot at the to do three TV concerts to raise up to $500 million for the Indochinese boat people. While record with Mouse-on-helium vocal sonations. their Minnie imper !Sls u Pay,n!""^c Everyone from Led center of '60s culture, particu¬ I sincerely doubt that the Zeppelin to Jethro Tull to Peter larly the psychedelic sequence concerts will ever happen Frampton to the next sensation and a startling scene which (Bernstein took out a similar ad to come along have broken a combines a rousing "Helter Skelter" with all the uglier three years ago asking the Beatles to aid the children of Beatle box office record, but what the Beatles meant tran¬ KflDtrfftl 332 2539 aspects (i.e., napalm, assassina¬ 9191 Grand River Ave. Biafra), I have to agree with scends volumes sold. TEST PREPARATION E. Lansing. Ml 48873 SPECIALISTS SINCE 1938 East Lansing's record market Outside NV Slate CAll TOLL FREE 100-273-171? (continued from page 6) — $2 per disc, depending on condition, rarity and demand. tion of the most popular rock, soul, and jazz chart albums. wave soul, releases, as well as jazz, and R&B albums. A Texas Instruments $7.98-list albums sell for 4.59 spokesperson said the store These are then resold at the each, while $8.98 LPs go for wants to be known THE rock Slimline 50" as slight mark-up, usually selling $5.19 or $5.79. In addition, both store. Recently released $7.98 for $1.50 — $3 (although rarer stores have regular advertised albums sell for $4.99 and $8.98 THEN YOU NEED TO TUNE INTO discs and collectors items some specials wherein selected al¬ LPs sell for $5.49, though older times sometimes go for more). bums will sell for as low as albums usually sell for $5.69 to albums, In addition to rock, jazz, classical and FBC assorted also other recycles $3.98. • Wazoo records (223 Abbott Road, next to the State The $5.99. 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MSU got off to a 17-0 lead goals. Because Schario does not State News Sports Writer coach Darryl Rogers said. we always say the most impor at the half against the Red have Andersen's range on long The party is now over for the "With the next five games that tant game is the one coming up skins, but as Rogers said, "we distance kicks, the Spartans MSU football team. After open next so Notre Dame is the most let up mentally and Miami came were also forced to try for the important," he continued. out and played excellent foot¬ first down several times on ing with two teams that won three names between them a ball. Our intensity dropped off fourth down when they were year ago and a third team from ROGERS THINKS THAT in the second half." too close to the Miami goal line the Mid American Conference, last Saturday's close call The Redskins rallied to take to punt. the against Miami of Ohio, where a 21-17 lead in the fourth The first diagnosis on Ander Spartans now head into a five game stretch that will MSU scored the winning quarter before quarterback sen was that he would have to deteri e their fate. touchdown with 1:25 left in the Bert Vaughn connected with remain in traction for 10 days, have been good for Mark Brammer from six yards which means he would have to Saturday's meeting will be game, may with the University of Notre the Spartans. out for the winning touchdown. pass up the Notre Dame game. Dame in South Bend, Ind. Then "We escaped with the victory Rogers said that he won't But now his injury is not come four consecutive Big Ten and our football team now know until later in the week believed to be very serious and contests beginning with the knows the feeling of losing whether Morten Andersen will Rogers left open the possibility because losing for nine return for the Notre Dame that Andersen may be back on University of Michigan and we were ending with Ohio State Univer minutes in the fourth quarter," contest. The sophomore place- Saturday, if just to kick field sity. In between those two he explained. MSU has now kicker aggravated a back injury goals and extra points. games, the Spartans will meet won ten straight games, inclu¬ two weeks ago against the pre season conference favorite ding seven last season. University of Oregon and did Purdue University and the Although the Spartans were not play in the Miami game. Darryl Rogers University of Wisconsin. "We want to build upon the have, I suggest that we able to grab a victory against Miami when they didn't play HE WAS SORELY missed Varsity positive things we have done things together. The < well, they probably won't have because reserve kicker Rich because we have the meat of that luxury when they play the Schario blew two easy field meetings i:i) PETRI SKA The Varsity 'S' Club has scheduled its first meeting for 6:30 p.m. Sunday at the Varsity Club Room on the west side of Magic act underway in L.A. the stadium. All Varsity 'S' Club members and all letter- winners are invited to attend. as Earvin impresses in debut out Students interested in trying for the men's or bowling teams should sign women's up anytime at the Union Lanes. Editor's Note: Ed I'etruska is a 1977 MSI graduate, presently Kelser, now with the Detroit Pistons, made famous. Candidates for the MSU working as the sports editor of the Casa Grande Dispatch, Casa "That's a hard play. It's not as easy as it looks on TV," Johnson women's varsity and jayvee Grande, Ariz, i'etruska covered Earvin Johnson's first game with said. "Maybe next year I'll find a guy that can do that." basketball team should report State News/Richard Marshall the Lakers, which was played at the Los Angeles Forum Sunday. What better "guy" for that play than one Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, to Rm. 137 in the IM Sports- the 7-foot 1-inch Laker center? The big man was slowly getting Circle at 3 p.m. Gregory Kelser picks off a rebound in his professional debut Sunday night in Wednesday, not the Lansing Civic Center. Kelser scored a game-high 23 points as the Pistons Earvin Johnson buttoned his shirt and pulled on his trousers dressed when the question was posed. Thursday, as was reported in won the exhibition contest against the New York Knicks, 104-95. while talking and joking with the small crowd gathered around him. "It's more of a timing thing — something that has to be perfected Monday's State News. "They were here first," he said to a Los Angeles sports writer over time," said Jabbar. "It's just not another play that you can put who wanted a quick word. At the same time the Magic Man in the book overnight." motioned to a television camera man and his sidekick. Jabbar, the veteran, was impressed with Johnson, the rookie. "He's a guy ADAM TEK HER The reporter mumbled something and Johnson said: "Hey, I'll that can generate his own offense," said Jabbar. talk to you after they're done. I've got to talk to you. You're from "He's still surprising people on this team — tonight, guys missed home newspaper. passes because they weren't aware the passes were possible." Kelser my "I'm ready," Johnson announced moments later to the TV reporters. Their bright lights popped on and Magic flashed his famous smile almost simultaneously. With the ease and coolness of a As everyone knows, Johnson passed up his last two years of college eligibility to make a living playing the game he loves. But that doesn't mean the old college spirit has departed from Magic's already at home veteran, Johnson fielded their questions, grinning all the while. soul. Traditionally, NBA players are a stoic lot. But here were the JOHNSON AND HIS team, the Los Angeles Lakers, had just Lakers, led by Earvin Johnson, slapping hands baskets and good plays. and cheering after as a Detroit Piston defeated the Phoenix Suns, 119-111, Sunday night in the first "Does your enthusiasm for the game affect the rest of the team?" exhibition game of the season for both squads. It was Magic's pro Johnson was asked. It didn't take Gregory Kelser very long to feel right at home in extremely well without the ball, nine of his 11 field goals were He paused and reflected before answering. "I was jumping up and his professional basketball debut Sunday night in the within five feet of the basket. Lansing down and clapping just like a cheerleader," Johnson recalled with a Civic Center. As a matter of fact, it took him exactly 24 seconds. Despite the fact that he scored only two points and hit on only laugh. "1 think the guvs liked it. I think my enthusiasm is rubbing On his team's first trip down court in their first exhibition game one of eight shots, Hamilton appears to have a bright future for the off." of the 1979-80 season, Kelser, wearing the uniform of the Detroit Pistons as well. The UCLA graduate piled up 12 assists. "I Magic was asked if he remains in touch with Kelser, the other half Pistons, grabbed a long pass from fellow rookie Roy Hamilton and was jumping up and down and clapping of Michigan State's dynamic duo. "I was going to call him," said laid the ball in the hoop just as he had done so many times at MSU Four of those assists came on baskets by Kelser. At times it looked like Hamilton and Kelser had been playing together for just like a cheerleader," !ohnson recc'led Johnson. "You know, he's playing his first exhibition game, too " with Earvin Johnson on the originating end of the play. with a laugh. "I think the guys tiked it. I Kelser ended the night as the game's leading scorer with 23 "I played with a player a lot like Greg at UCLA in David, SOMEONE ASKED JOHNSON if he eventually wanted to play think my enthusiasm is rubbing off." points as the Pistons beat the New York Knicks, 104-95. After the Greenwood lan All-American now with the NBA's Chicago Bulls)," for the Pistons and team up with Kelser once again. "Right now, I game was over, he left Detroit coach Dick Vitale gushing over him. Hamilton said. "They're very similar as far as shooting ability and just want to be happy in L.A. Besides, Detroit doesn't have that "For a rookie, Greg Kelser did a super job," Vitale boasted. "He man over there," said the Magic Man, pointing to Jabbar. jumping ability. I enjoy playing with Greg. He's a great player." ' kept his poise late in the game when it was close and made great "I think they are special," Vitale said of Kelser and Hamilton. "It What's the difference between college and the NBA, a writer plays at the right time. When a rookie does that right away, he's could have been easy for them to get blown out when we were asked. debut and the first real game he had played since last March, when something special." down ibv as many as 15 points) in the first quarter, but they came "It's noeasy chore, guarding someone like (Paul) Westphal every In the style that he was famous for at MSU, Kelser downplayed his Michigan State Spartans crunched Indiana State and Larry Bird back. night," answered Johnson. "If you blink for just a second, ytflj get his own performance and gave much of the credit to his to capture the national championship. So how is Earvin making the "They both have one quality a coach can't teach and that's the transition from college to the NBA? Just fine, thank you. burned." teammates. "I really don't know how to evaluate my perfor¬ mance," he stated after his 23-point outing. "I'm young and all this great athletic skill of quickness," Vitale continued. "Magic played very well," said Laker Coach Jack McKinney. "He is new to me. All of the guys on the team are helping me so 1 owe HOW GOOD THE Pistons will be once the bell rings for the played intelligently on defense and he ran the offense pretty well." them a lot." to begin is question yet unanswered, but they picked up I ivi Notes season a "I thought Johnson played well," agreed Phoenix Coach John two rookies in Kelser and Hamilton that may send Detroit on the MacLeod. "He was very quick and mobile, made some excellent AS VITALE LATER pointed out. Kelser needs to improve right road. passes and showed that he's a better shooter than a lot of people defensively, especially when his man does not have the ball, and on Team manager meetings and entry deadlines for fall IM sports the boards. But Kelser had five offensive caroms, tops in the "Roy Hamilton was very intelligent on the floor," Vitale said. thought." "He got the ball to our hot hand. He got the ball to (John) Long are as follows: contest, and two of these led to easy baskets. Johnson played 26 minutes in his NBA debut, scored 17 point s, (7 when he was hot, he got the ball to (Terry) Duerod when he was Soccer: manager's meeting, at 6 p.m. Wednesday in Rm. 215 of Though he was the game's high scorer, Kelser knows his role of 10 field goals, 3 of 4 fre< throws), dished out 5 assists, and hot. We had lots of movement in our offense and Roy created IM Sports West. Entry deadline, noon Friday. may change when new Piston Bob McAdoo, who did not play grabbed 5 rebounds. Men's tennis singles: meeting at 5 p.m. Monday, Oct. 1 in Rm. against New York, suits up. McAdoo led the NBA in scoring a few that." "It's a learning process for me," said Johnson. "1 have to learn the 208 of IM Sports West. Entry deadline, noon Friday. years back and was obtained by the Pistons to accomplish the feat Ironically, Hamilton got the starting assignment against the Laker offense and the man to man defense. I didn't feel any Women's tennis singles and doubles: meeting at 5 p.m. Tuesday, Knicks because Detroit's regular starting guard, James McElroy, Oct. 2 in Rm. 208 of IM Sports-West. Entry deadline, noon Friday. "I realize when Bob McAdoo comes back he's gonna need the ball is out nursing a pulled groin muscle. Vitale says Hamilton will pressure tonight, even though it was my first game. I just went out and played my game." Co-rec raquetball doubles: entry deadline 5 p.m. Friday. Sign-up a lot because he's one of the game's greatest players," Kelser relinquish his starting spot when McElroy returns. Rm. 201 of IM Sports-West or Rm. 121 of IM Sports-Circle. reasoned. "I'm gonna do what I need to do to help this team win." But it should only be a matter of time for Hamilton. For Kelser, Magic didn't start, but was in-, rted into the contest with 4:58 Handball singles: entry deadline noon Friday, Oct. 5. Sign-up in It's doubtful Vitale would want Kelser to change much from the time may have come. It's a good bet he will be in the starting remaining in the first quarter. With 3:5* left in the frame. Johnson Km. 201 of IM Sports West. what he did against the Knicks, at least on offense. Moving lineup when the Pistons open their season. netted a shot from the base line for his first professional field goal. Soccer officiating: contact Dave Stewart at 355 5252. Meeting at His first assist was vintage Magic. Working it in near the L.A. 7 p.m. Wednesday, Rm. 215 of IM Sports-West. basket, Johnson leaped high as if to get off a shot, but instead Men's bowling: fraternity and residence hall, entry deadline .o oo^tro passed it underhand to forward Kenny Carr, who slam dunked. The crowd loved it. noon Friday, IM Sports-West or IM Sports-Circle. Independent soccer: manager's meeting at 6 p.m. Wednesday in oO >o °° o o09 Rm. 215 of IM Sports West. Entry deadline, noon Friday. °0cO ~ AFTER THE GAME, John is asked if Los Angeles w as toing to institute the back deo » pass that he and Gregory ^cP°° 4?° gv COmPUTER LABORATORY earn $80.00 °0 0 V ~ 0° o ° N8DCE | for 2 or 3 hoc a month s a week of your spare time. oQ°o Po ° °° o cPo 0°~° 0 o0 °S o0 ^>0 o 0 0 OQ o 0 o' 0 Q What happens under the dome ? Free shows at 4& 10 p.m. donate plasma ■ Students wanting valuable legal TOURS experience. You may save a life! 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Michigan Ave. 355-4672 September 27 9:00a.m. for further information Lansing, Mich. 48912 September 28 11:00 a.m. Michigan Stote News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, September 25, 1979 9 Grand Valley poses first threat Basketball telecasts set By BILL TEMPLETON With the addition of the two games on the spikers open regular season Big Ten Game of the as State News Sports Writer A third consecutive season of sellouts at Jenison Fieldhouse is Week schedule, Spartan fans will be able to see 15 conference games of the 18 MSU will play. anticipated for Spartan basketball home games. By BILL TEMPLETON "We will be shifting the girls around Those people who do not get tickets need not dismay however, THE THREE GAMES television viewers will not see are the against Grand Valley," as the heaviest television schedule in the State News Sports Writer history of MSU athletics Knoppers continued. "We have not yet determined who will start games at Minnesota, Northwestern and Illinois. The 1979-80 edition of the MSU women's volleyball team takes for us, and this match will allow us to see a lot of was announced Monday. people." Channel 6 will also televise the Jud Heathcote Show to the court at 4 p.m. today in their home WJIM-TV, channel 6, will telecast 14 Spartan games this year, again this opener against Grand Knoppers said the Spartans have three goals for today's match year, featuring the Spartan head coach with WJIM-TV's sports Valley State Colleges. and if they can be accomplished, the eight of which will be played at home. director Tim Staudt. spikers should be on their WKBD-TY, channel 50 (in Detroit) and WOTY. channel 8 (in Head coach Annelies Knoppers said the Spartan spikers are way. The popular 30-minute show, which features Grand Rapids) will be fed some of the games by WJIM and game films, ready for the Lakers following a weekend of rest and a rigorous "We're going to try and control our service reception so that we interviews and predictions, will immediately precede the telecast preseason. can set up our offense," schedules of these games will be announced later. of each game. Knoppers said. "We're also going to try to "The girls should be fresh and ready to play today." Knoppers run some of our plays that we couldn't run last weekend and stated. "We worked hard in the pre season and THE SPARTANS WTl.I, also be on the Big Ten Game of the we're hoping that thirdly, we're going to try not to let Grand Valley out-scramble the work will pay off for us." us." Week twice this year, playing at Indiana on Jan. 12 and at home Knoppers spoke very highly of her club in regards to the depth against Northwestern on Feb. 23. BELL'S' KNOPPERS NOTED THAT Grand Valley has lost some of its on the bench that the Spartans possess. "We are very pleased with this arrangement with WJIM and the height from a year ago and that their ability to "scramble and get "We have a very strong team this year," other stations," MSU Athletic Director Joe Kearney said. "It is Knoppers added. "I can another step in our continuing effort to provide our wonderful almost anything back" will be a concern for MSU. substitute almost anywhere and with our versatility, we don't lose fans the opportunity to see our Spartan team in action. "They lost Kim Hansen to professional basketball," Knoppers any strength." They are said, "but they are a fine defensive team. It will be up to our offense to try and stop them defensively." "Last week, for instance, we found out that one of our best setters was also an excellent defensive player," Knoppers said. the best, most loyal fans anywhere." The television schedule begins on Dec. 20 when the Spartans Greek Pizia "We just have so much depth." will play the University of Detroit. The game is scheduled to be played in the new Joe Louis Arena in downtown Detroit, but if the The only place for KNOPPERS CONCEDED THAT if there is a weak building is not ready at that time, the game will be switched to Young harriers machinery of the team, it stems from the fact that MSU might not respect their opponents as much as they should. Knoppers said the team's season long goal is to make use of the cog in the Jenison Fieldhouse. Hot Oven have experience game to game strategies. "We've got our three things to key on today," Knoppers said, "and after today we'll just use a kind of staircase progression A DYNAMO OF SEXUAL ENERGY^ | ALL PARTS MESH LIKE A WELL- OILED MACHINE ONE RASE PORN Grinders By JEFF HITTLER upward. Once we've worked the bugs out of a spot we're weak at, [FLICK!" m.V State News we'll move on." SOPHISTICATED SEX' VISUALLY 1135 E Grand River 225 MAC Ave. Sports Writer A PLEASURE. YOU CAN BET ON The names and faces of a year ago will be the same, but the Knoppers' team was the runner up in last year's state meet and should challenge for the title again this year. MISBEHAVIN t, avbi 332-0858 332-5027 results promise to be much different when the MSU cross country "We've got the University of Waterloo coming in on Thursday," "SUPERIOR PRODUCTION* squad opens the 1979 season today. The Spartans, who return six letterwinners off last year's team Knoppers said, "and then we're hosting the 11 team Spartan Invitational Friday and Saturday." that finished 2-6 in dual meets and sixth in the Big Ten, host ? THIS YEAR S HOTTEST All of the MSU home games are played in the IM Sports-West d X-RATEDr ,IR MAI,VINE Eastern Michigan University at 4 p.m. on the Forest Akers West Golf Course. Arena. Admission is free for today's match. 1 LESLIE BOVEE IS THE MOST TONIGHT TO SATURDAY "We're much improved over last year," said MSU coach Jim TRASHY FLASHY GOLD DIGGER Gibbard, who begins his 11th year at the helm. "Hopefully we'll move up to the number two or three team in the Big Ten." 1 THE SILVER SCREEN HAS EVER SEEN." lit MAI,VIM Blues, Rock & Cruziness Gibbard has good reason to think so. His top four runners of a year ago are back and a newcomer is fighting for the fifth spot with Registered Student Lesllie the other two returning thinclads. The Spartans are led by the finest group conference. Mark Mesler of Grand Blanc of sophomores in the was the Big Ten's Organizations Bovee is MisBehavin 18th-place finisher in 1978, followed by Martin Schulist of Whitehall (25th) and Michael White of Jackson (29th). The trio will Applications for funding of battle for the No. 1 spot on the team. activities for Fall term, 1979, THE ONLY SENIOR on the squad is Keith Moore of Ottawa, are available in Room 307 Ont. He is a veteran of two seasons with the cross country team and three with the indoor-outdoor track units. Student Services Bldg. Newcomer Todd Snow of Jackson rounds out Gibbard's top five harriers for the EMU meet. Snow finished third in the State Class Deadline: October 11, 1979 A prep cross country championship last fall. Ted Unold of Westland and Tim Kerr of Dearborn, both ASMSU Programming Board previous letterwinners, make up the sixth and seventh spots, respectively. The Hurons will not be as strong as the team that defeated the Spartans by an 18-43 score last season at Ypsilanti. Gone are EMU's top two runners of a year ago, Rodger Jones and Keith Ferguson. They were the key in the Hurons' 4-1 season mark. Gibbard rates Indiana University and the universities of Michigan and Wisconsin as the schools to battle for the Big Ten "A TANTALIZING TEASE... WISCONSIN AND INDIANA finished third and eighth, tor adults who've done little a living... a delight in the watching respectively, in the NCAA Championships last year. Wisconsin also took their second straight conference title. "The Big Ten usually has a team in the top three or four LuisBunuel's nationally," Gibbard said. "I expect the same again this year." All the Spartans this more reason year would why a high conference finish by the mean so much. That Obscure Object ^ £RHA Of Desire("Cet Obscur Obtef du DesiO Af.«f/Ul.itiRelea Tues. Wilson 7:30 & 9:30 Term Passes still available at RHA Films. Only *3.00 for all remaining RHA Films. duil Haul String vro'l fey PETEH ALAN fTlonday Rock N' Roll Pitcher Special Quartet A SONIC SPECTACULAR FALK The Buy One...Get Two Free! Robert Mann & E arl Carlyss, violins A%! 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Adjust¬ - part Monday thru Friday. option allowing 3 day week¬ now accepting applications. time, drafting experience pre¬ sales people wanted in all 4-9-28(7) ends is available on the Must be available 10 a.m. to 2 ment claims must be made within 10 ferred. 339-1014. 5-9-28 (3) PART TIME cooks and bus- NURSES AIDES. Our agency days departments. All in person, midnight shift. We offer: p.m. or 7:30 to 10 p.m. at is accepting applications for least 2-3 days a week. Ap¬ of expiration date. MC SPORTING GOODS, boys positions open. Apply BABYSITTER NEEDED primary and team nursing, COOK: PART-time, weekend employment. 1 year of hos¬ Bills are due 7 days from ad expiration date. 5002 W. Saginaw, Lansing. Backstage Meridian Mall be¬ Wednesday afternoons 12-4 complete orientation pro¬ plications will be accepted nights. Sea Hawk Restau¬ tween 2-5 p.m. Monday - pital or nursing home exper¬ from 1 to 4 p.m. Monday If not paid by due 12-10-10(7) p.m. 13 year old Et 1 16 gram, continuing education date, a M .00 late rant, Williamston. Call for Friday. 8-10-1 (5) ience necessary. IN HOME an month old. My home $2.00/ support system, excellent through Friday. See Kim. service charge will be due. appointment 655-2175. HEALTH CARE, 633 East at SKI SALES people In hour. 351-7511. 1-9-25(5) wage and benefit package. XJJ0-2_(9)__ 12 10-9(5) - PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT Jolly, Suite 4A. Mrs. Mol- For more information contact Lansing's largest ski shop. with lema. 394/3200. 8-10-1 (7) DUTCH LANGUAGE tutor Michigan's largest multi- PART TIME maintenance 8 Personnel Office Depart¬ Part and full time sales. Hard manufacturer distributor, 15- wanted. Please call 351-5706. and soft goods. Some ex¬ 20 hours per week. Automo¬ a.m. - 11 a.m. Some after¬ NEW RESTAURANT taking ment, Lansing General Hospi¬ X-8-10-1l(3) noons at Owen Graduate applications for the following tal, 2800 Devonshire, Lan¬ perience preferred. Apply in bile required. 339-9500. Automotive Automotive ~~|l*r I person, MC Sporting Goods, C-7-9-29 (5) Center. 355-5009. 2-9-26(4) positions: Cashier, waitress, dishwasher Et kitchen help. sing, Ml 48909. Phone 372- HOUSEKEEPER 8220 ext. 267. EOE. - CHILD- CARE. After 3. Days flexible. 5002 W. Saginaw. NOW HIRING Taking ap¬ STUDENTS FOR workstudy Apply in person between 6-9 10-10-5 (25) 332-7263. 5-9-28 (3) ATTENTION!! We buy late GMC. JIMMY Travel Van 12-10-10(8) OPENINGS FOR plications for all positions, a day dish¬ child care, Spartan Village model imported and domes¬ 1977. Cruise, am/fm, tape, washer to work 11:30-4:00 p.m., Sept. 24-25, at Golden tic compact cars. Contact apply in person, any after¬ near campus, Haslett - East Leaf, 920 S. Waverly. CB, sink, ice box, 4 captain COMPUTER OPERATOR for pm, Monday-Friday. Apply in Secretarial John DeYoung WILLIAMS noon. RAINBOW RANCH, Lansing, Contact 339-2665. 2-9-25 (8) chairs, 2 tables, lots of stor East Lansing firm. 3rd shift, 1 person between 2-4pm, Mon¬ 2843 E. Grand River. 4-9-28(4) VW, 484 1341 C 7 9 28 (5) age, 28,000 miles, $6250 5 9 26 (5) year experience in opera¬ day-Thursday. SILVER DOL¬ Clerical and 323 3691, 8 10 1 (7) LAR SALOON. 3411 E. Mich¬ BUICK LASABRE. 1972. tions. Call 351-8893. igan 4-9-25 (7) TALENTED ARTIST needed APPLES PLUMS General PART-TIME handyman and 7-10-3(4) Good condition. Well main¬ GREMLIN '76. 6-auto, radio, for modern commercial illus¬ SWEET CIDER Laborer Positions V farm worker. Must be de¬ tained. Call 882 7962 after 5 new shocks and Battery, 2 trations. Apply only if you pendable, able to HOUSE CLEANING, IRON¬ NOW ACCEPTING applica¬ PEARS operate pm. 5 10-1(3) snows, $1300 or best. 332 tractor and good with ani¬ ING. Experienced, energetic tions for the following posi¬ have a portfolio and back Available 0683 351-0214. 5-9-26 (31 ground in lifedrawing. Call BUICK REGAL 1976 Lan or mals. 349 1330. 7-9-28 (5) girl, 3 hours weekly. $9. Mrs. tions: waitress, hostess, and 482-2259 after 1 p.m. BLOSSOM ORCHARDS Immediately dau, AM/FM stereo, tape, tilt Smith, 355-2326 or 332-2496. cocktail waitress. Please ap¬ 3-9-28(7) MALIBU, 1975, great gas wheel, power windows, sport If you're looking for reason¬ 3-9-25 15) ply between 2-4 p.m. at THE WARDOWSKI'S If you are available to work at least mileage. CB radio 349 3224 able buys on winter wheels. Excellent $3400 or sporting Clara's 637 E. Michigan. 2 milei north of Leslie four hours best offei. 332-1839 after 6. 8-10-1 (3) equipment, you'll find them HELP! PART time service 7-10-28 (7) 3597 Hull Rood a day Monday through Fri¬ S-5 9 26 (5) MATADOR 1974 2 door first in Classified! persons. MSU students to (old U.S. 127) day or week-ends, call us or apply in work lunches. Kellogg Center HOURS: 9 om-6pm BUICK RIVIERA 1967 Your power steering, brakes. Runs EARN S200 (OR MORE) PER WEEK PART TIME person between 8:30 3:30. - very well. Call Susie after 5 SERVICE STATION atten¬ Catering Room 115, 353- CLOSED MONDAYS standard winter rat. $200. dant. experienced, 18 years, 8893, Apply Anytime. PHONE: 1-589-8251 351 4336, evenings. 5 10-113) p-m. 339 3851 5 9 26 (41 references, Little. 7 10-3(3) 332-6335 Jim 6-9-28 (6) MULTINATIONAL COMPANY needs five (5) troin in sales of college sure-fire, campus oriented spe¬ per PICK YOUR OWN APPLES MANPOWER inc. MGB GT, 1971. Body in good sons to Sot. t Sun., 10-5 pm 601 N. Capitol CAPRI, 1976. AM FM, radio, BABYSITTER FOR 6 month cial occasion gift items. Applicant must have initiative be Gift Packoges shape, excellent gas mileage. 372-0880 good mileage, exterior & $750. Call 337 2025 after RESPONSIBLE, CAPABLE baby boy. Own transpor¬ sales oriented, outgoing, resourceful a consistent per¬ shipped by UPS NO FEES, GOOD PAY interior excellent. Call 351 - 5pm. 5-9-26 (4) student needed for house¬ tation, morning hours prefer¬ former, and o self-starter. 4007 after 5:30. 5-10-1(4) work at faculty home. Walk red. 351 2385, days. MUSTANG 1979 Hatch ing distance of campus. 8-10-1 (4) Work approx. 4 hrs. day your own time No previous CHEVETTE '78. 4 door. Ex¬ Saturdays 10:30 4:00 p.m. soles experience necessary. Successful applicants under¬ back. 4-cylinder, automatic, cellent condition. $3000. 646- Call 337 0241 after 7:00 p.m. IMMEDIATE EXPERIENCE excellent training program. Send resume including PEOPLE REACHED stereo. Sunroof. $5,000. 1 go 6703, after 4:30pm. Auto¬ 649-8902. Z 5 9 28 (3) 3-9 27(7) with mentally ill and mentally phone no: POLYCRAFT INTERNATIONAL COMPANY Su.te matic. 3-9-25 (3) retarded adults. Part time 1800, 505 Fifth Avenue, New York. New York 10017. , OLDS 88 1970 Needs body ^BABYSITTING LIGHT shifts open 3 11 and 7-3. Call Campus interviews. 3rd Week October CORVETTE 78 silver anni work. $300 or best offer housekeeping Monday, Tues¬ 339-3265. 7 10-28 (61 versary, options, oyster 1826. 8 10-1 (4) interior, all $13,500. 616 962 655 2451 8 10 1 (31 1973 Opel GT. 63,000 miles day and p.m ferred Thursday 12-5:30 Own transportation pre¬ $3.00 per hour. WANT AD CUTLASS 1968 Excellent engine Et body, air, AM/FM, Good condition. $1795, 349 5124. 8-10-1 (3) 332 5612. 4 9 28 (5) MAN WITH cargo van to CAR POOL AD Just complete form and powet. 351 8196. 5 9 26(3) PINTO 19/4 New tires Just complete form and mail with payment to: deliver newspapers on cam¬ shocks, battery, exhaust sys pus Saturday nights. Phone mail with payment to: CUTLASS SUPREME, 1978, tern & tune up. $800 332-2112 2-9 27(3) loaded, must sell. $4990. Call 332-4010. 8-10-4(4) State News Classified Dept. 332 4594. 4 9 28(3) State News Classified Dept PLYMOUTH DUSTER '72 STUDENTS IF you are 347Student Services Bldg. ambitious Et want to supple¬ 347 Student Services Bldg. DATSUN 1977 200 SX. New brakes, $650 or best East Lansing, Mich. 48823 ment your income, have East Faculty member leaving area. offer 372 7495 8 10 3 (3) sales and we stock positions Lansing, Mich. 48823 5-speed Uses regular gas. 31 PORSHE 012 1906 Southern open You get convenient mpg. Only 16,000 miles. Im¬ Name schedules, pleasant working Name: maculate, 332 4370. car, no rust, $6000 or best 8 10 1 (5) offer. Must sell. 676 9078. conditions, & employee dis¬ counts. Apply today. Address: Address 5-9-26 (4) DATSUN '76 Two-door, air, stereo, 19,000 miles, excel¬ TRANSPORTA1 ION SPE BEVERLY'S City: _ _ Zip Code:- City Zip Code "a nice place to work!" lent 1615 Clifton. 5 9 26 (3) CIAL 69 Impala. Runs good $120. 351 2237. 5 9 28 (3) Lansing Mall Daytime Phone: __ . Student No. Daytime Phone 4 9 28(13) DODGE VAN 66 from Call fornia, newly repainted. $600. TRIUMPH TR 7 1975 4 Classification: Preferred Insertion Date No. Days Ordered J ROSS BROWNE'S Whal¬ after 7pm, 349 1798, 349- speed, air, AM FM 8 track, ing Station is now accepting No. of Insertion Date: 3569. 8-10-1 (4) rear defog, must sell, day applications for buspersons, Days to Run: Classification 339 8167, niqht 339 2852. dishwashers and main¬ 1975 FIAT 124 5 speed 30 3 9-25 (4) tenance positions. Apply in 3 line minimum miles per gallon. New brakes, radials and exhaust system. TRIUMPH 68 TR250 No person Monday through 25 characters in a line, including punctuation and spaces between words. Wednesday 3 to 4:30 p.m. 25 characters in $2300 351 5580 12 10-9 (4) rust, rebuilt engine, new bat EOE. 12 10-10(8) a line including punctuation and spaces be¬ tery, and radials. 90% re tween words. FIAT 1972 124 Spider stored. Collectors item. Stu¬ BABY SITTER NEEDED. East Engine, transmission, drive dent must sell. $2300. 355 train and many other parts. Lansing home. 8 a.m. 1:30 0787 3-9 25 16) p.m. 332 0183 after 1:30 p.m. Excellent condition. Call after 4 9 25 (3) 6pm 694 0356 3 9 25 15) 74 VOLVO Wagon. Loaded, rustproof. Immaculate, EAST LANSING FOOD CO FORD GRAN Torino 1973. $3650/best offer. 351-8967 OP is accepting applications Good mechanical order, small 5-9 26 (3) for 12-15 hours a week. 308 amount of body rust Auto¬ W. Grand River. No applica¬ matic, air, power. $850 VW BUS, 1973, good Please use rate chart for proper rate. mile tions by phone. 6-9 27 (5) negotiable. 332 7463 after 5 age, good shape, many new P-m. X5-9 27(6) parts. 339 9285. 8 10-1 (3) WORK If special rate ad which one? STUDY Mainten¬ . ance aid and program aid in 50; per line, per insertion, deadline September 28th residential facility for mental No cancellations Amount Enclosed $ 1972 FORD LTD Station '69 VW Dependable trans Wagon. $200 339 8964 portation, new tires. 33 mpg ly handicapped adults. C( n E 5^26 13) $400. 355 1553 3-9 27(3) tact Jan. 393 4442 8 10 1 (51 f Michigon Stote News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday September 25, 1979 1 1 For Rent Apartments Houses Iffi For Sale For Sale |[<>| [ Animals [ | Typing Service | \~g It's What's REFRIGERATORS - Esch- FEMALE NEEDED to share EAST LANSING duplex. 3 FREE KITTENS. Girls Raleigh SEWING MACHINES-new GOLDEN RETRIEVER pup UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS truth Appliances. 315 S. Bridge Grand Ledge. 627- duplex. $112.50 plus utilities. 485-2172. 8-10-1 (3) bedrooms, 2 baths, parking. $480. 374-6366. recroom, Triumph 3 speed, $25. New girls Huffy 10 speed, $65. free arm machines from $99.50. Guaranteed used pies - AKC registered. Shots. COMPLETE RESUME SER¬ Happening Vet student owns. $125-175. VICE: typesetting: offset 2191. 8-10-1 (3) Charles guitar, $20. Metal machines from $39.50. All 8-10-4(3) 337 1839 after 5 p.m. Announcements for It's What's NEEDED FEMALE room¬ ranch style doll house, $20. printing; and bindery ser makes repaired. EDWARDS vices. Approved dissertation mate, share 2 bedroom, pre¬ BSR McDonald speakers and DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, E5-10-K4) Happening must be received in fer older student or grad, $135 + utilities. 351-4115 I Rooms ] [>l receiver, $50. 332-2323. E 5-9-27 (8) 1115 N. Washington 489 FREE GRAY kittens. 214 printing and binding special ists. For estimate, stop in at the State News office, 343 Stu¬ dent Services Bldg., by noon at 6448. C-7-9-29 (8) 2843 E. Grand River or phone before 5pm. 8-10-1 (5) months old to good home. least two days before publication. MALE - MODERN farm¬ 351-2240. E-5-10-1 (3) 332 8414. C-7-9-28 (9) house, grad student pre¬ 10 SPEED NISHIKI bikes, SOMEBODY No announcements will be TWO OCCUPANTS needed ELSE'S ac¬ ferred, $100 per month plus men's 23 inch, women's 22 C'.OSET featuring gently TYPING, EXPERIENCED, cepted by phone. to share a two bedroom HORSE BOARDING. Wil utilities. 487-0514 evenings. inch, excellent condition, $90 used clothing. 541 East Grand liamston. $40 per month/stall. fast and reasonable. 371 apartment house, 212 River 12-10-10 (4) each, 355-1229. E-5-10-K4) River. Open noon to 6 pm. 655-3754 5-9-28 (3) 4635. C 7-9-28 (3) Aikido, Martial art for self- Street, 351-5490, $100/month Take-ins by appointment. defense and COMPACT REFRIGERA¬ plus utilities. 4-9-27 (5) personal growth ROOM IN house - MSU 1 MAHOGANY BUFFET, C-7-9-29 (5) EXPERT TYPING. Term meets at 7:30 tonight and Thurs¬ TORS for rent. Free delivery. FREE - VERY affectionate United Rent All 351-5652. NOW SUBLETTING in Cam¬ block, $87.50/month. 351 dining room table and 6 two-year-old playful mutt. papers, letters, RESUMES, day, Judo Room, IM Sports-West. 5377 after 6 p.m. 1-9-25(3) chairs, $300. 2 vinyl chairs, ORGANIC MANURE for sale. Near Gables. 337-0205 8-10-1 (3) pus Hill E-102. Save! 349- Loves attention, looking for a $25 each. Couch and 2 chairs, $5 a load 339-8964 C 7 9 28 (3) 6532. 7-10-2 (3) good home. Has all shots. Juniors, seniors: Gain academic RESPONSIBLE FEMALE $50. 351 6689. 1-9-25(5) E-5-9-26 (3) STABLE SPACE, Williams- Call Ira after 6 p.m. 351 w EXPERIENCED IBM typing, credit interning with the Michigan ton 1 MAN for 4-man. River Glen. needs room in apartment or 4063. 5-9-28 (5) area, tack room, pad¬ dissertations Department of Civil Service. Con¬ house. 337-0876 between HOUSEHOLD ITEMS: Iron¬ INSTANT CASH! We're pay¬ (Pica Elite). dock, limit - 3. Call 655-3482. 100 yards from campus. 351- tact David Persell, College of ing board, end tables, coffee ing $1-$2, got albums in good FAYANN 489-0358 3-9-26 (3) 5543, large balcony. 9am-5pm Thursday and Fri¬ PEKINGESE PUPPIES, Urban Development. makers, dishes and card shape. WAZOO RECORDS, C-7-9 28 (3) 3-9-26 (3) day. S-5-9-26 (5) AKC, silver/black. Shots, table. 332-3086. 2-9-26(4) 223 Abbott. 337-0947. W5 NEED TO STORE A CAR? wormed. $150. 394-0012. EAST SIDE - Prefer mature C-7-9-29 (4) COPYGRAPH SERVICE MSU Karate Club classes begin Parking spaces available near NEED FEMALE to share 2 E-5-9-28 (3) at 6 tonight, Turf Arena, IM non-smoker for big house KENWOOD 4006 amplifier, 3 completed, dissertations and Bogue Street. Call 337-0674. bedroom, unfurnished apart¬ 3 resume service. Corner MAC Sports-West. near bus line. $95 including years old, $140. 332-7262 UNITED AIRLINES Dis 5-9-26 (4) ment. Own room. $127.50 + LABRADOR RETRIEVER utilities. 485-3864. 3-9-27 (4) between 9- 12 p.m. 5-10-1(3) count Tickets $55 each. and Grand River, 8:30 am- utilities. Susan, 9-6 at 349- pups. Chocolate. AKC regis¬ w Weekends. 393-7748. 5:30 pm Monday - Friday, 10 tered. $125. Phone 651 6346. Service-Learning Center needs | Apartments ~| |y] 1 4000^_9-28J5J BEDROOM Apartment NEWLY SEPARATED Male professional, 31, seeks - 2 FREEZERS $150 Sofa $95, bookcase, head¬ or $100, E-5-9-26 (3) E-5-9-28 (3) am 5 pm Saturday. 337 1666. C-7-9-28 (7) pre-med students interested in child psychology and health care adjacent to campus. 242 room, preferably near MSU. boards $15. dinette set $60. SMALL UPRIGHT piano, FREE KITTENS - both male & to volunteer in Pediatrics at Ing¬ 2 FEMALE Students needed Male or female roommates 321-4528. E-5 10-1(3) $350. Rebuilt oak ham Medical Center. Contact 26 Instructions 99 to share large duplex near Louis St. Adequate parking. studio female. 332-1164 anytime. 349-3413. 3-9-26 (3) fine. Will pay rent and utilities piano. $975. 374-1130. Student Services Bldg. campus. $150 + utilities. 394- E-5-10-K3) share. 351-6432, Mark. 5-9-26 (3) 5363. 12-10-8 (4) SAVE GAS IT'S EASY TO PLAY 3-JF27J5) NEED ONE female for apart¬ Houses m MSU BIKE NINE FOOT church pew, AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD Pups registered, 4 males, - GUITAR! MARSHALL MUSIC has grouD lessons for MSU Tourism Club meets at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, 119 Eppley SURNISHED bth. Private ROOM with AUCTION $125. Table/chair(s) $10. A ment. Very close to campus. utili¬ Center. 2 BEDROOM plus garage. entrance, Highchair, $15. Book tri-color, blue b red merles, beginners. Only $35/term. $100 month. 351-1215. Sat., Sept. 29 case, $250/month plus deposit. ties paid. Close to campus. has 1st shots. $50-$75. 676- Call 337-9700 for information. $20. 351-7677. E-5-9-27 (4) Z-4-9-26 (4) 332-0967 after 6:00. 5-9-26(4) 5672. E 5-9-26 (5) C-9-29 (5) The Spartacus Youth League Near Campus, S. Hayford Street. Call after 6 p.m. Forum presents Mary Jo McAllis¬ MARANTZ CASSETTE deck FEMALE TO share 3-person. DOBERMAN AKC, 10 weeks TROUBLE WITH writing? ter to and tapes $175. Mi'da re¬ speak on the Workers Close to MSU. Considerate 484-Q363_7-9-28_(5l_ MSU SALVAGE YARD ceiver. $150. 351-6570. old, tails + dew claws re¬ Experienced English tutor. Revolution in Iran, 8:30 tonight, roommates. $112. 337-0308. 1330$. Harrison Rd. Call 337 2059. 2-9-25 (3) is MID-MICHIGAN RENTALS moved, 1 red male, 3 red 336 Union. E. 5-9-27 (3) 3-9-25 (3) has a large selection of 1 ROOM available in 2 bed¬ Lansing females, 1 fawn male. $75- room apartment on Grand ENGLISH CLASSES free to apartments, houses, du¬ USED BIKES. All sizes, $15- 150. Perry, 625-3503. Interested in rock climbing or LANSING, MINUTES from plexes, studios, etc...Most River. 1 or 2 people. Fall or $100. Also used parts. We E-5-9-26 (51 international people. Child VW 411 '72 auto, tuned, run mountaineering? MSU's Outing campus. Upper, appliances, full year. 337-0518. care available. Held in Spar areas, sizes and prices. Call also buy used bikes. Call Club meets at 7:30 tonight, 215 IM good, w unfurnished, married couple, 12-10-9 (4) use regular gas $699. DOG OBEDIENCE at tan Village. 337-8353. and see if we have what CHARLIE'S BIKE SHOP 393- MSU Sports-West. No children/pets. $225. Utili¬ Bob 355-2739, 353-8755. 4-9 28(4) you're looking for. From 9-9, 4-9-28(3) 2484. 7-9-28 (5) sponsored by SCAVMA. ties paid. 482-1727.663-4345. Monday 8-10-1 (6) 349-1065.^7-9-2^72 2-BEDROOM House in Fran- I For Sale \\^\ LOWREY SPINET - Starlet TAN FULL length-imitation fur coat, excellent condition, evenings starting October 1st, 7:30 at MSU Transportation LjU Interested in working in theatre? Contact Bruce Marr of The Com¬ judging pavilion. 651-6767. ROOMMATE TO duplex. Conveniences, loca¬ share dor area. Partially or un¬ furnished. Available 11-1-79. BUNK/TWIN beds tresses, springs. $70, - mat¬ 332- organ. Excellent $350. 485 0442. 5-10-1(3) $50, 371-3985. E-5-9-26 (3) 6-10-1 (5) NEED RIDE to Ann Arbor ■ pany. Call 6977 between 5:30-7:30. Ypsilanti every Tuesday, re¬ tion. $225, For rent Et utilities. 372-3480._3-9-25J42 BLACK b WHITE TV. $15, 1 [ Lost&jound 1|"C~| Thursday, will pay for _ E-5-9-28 (3) turn 882-1925.7-10 p.m. 8-10-1 (4) NEW COLLARO turntable & ladies blouse, size 46, never COUNTRY HOUSE - Se¬ gas. 351-8157. 5-9 26 (4) two studio worn. $10. 321-6271. "5 cluded 5 acres, 15 minutes to design 13 inch 1 MALE needed to share 3 POTTED PLANT Sale. E-5-9 26 (3) LOST-BLACK, campus. Lots of plants, spiral speakers. $125. 337-2236. long-haired man in Twyckingham, E-10 Wednesday, 26th-Friday, male kitten with white collar Society of Women Engineers or call Larry at 337-0331, $130/month. 4-9-25 (4) stairs, fireplace. 1 bedroom for female - $85. 655-1717, 28th. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Plants from $1.50-$8.00. Interna¬ E5-10-1I3) BIRDSEYE MAPLE roll top desk-new. Light finish. $300. near MAC and Beech on 9/16. Call 332-7124 or return I Car Pool |f^1 host 5th annual Hotdog Roast at 5 tonight, Engineering Bldg. Court¬ Rick. 6-9-28 (6) DISHES, GLASSWARE, sil¬ a) tional Center. 5-9-28 (5) WOULD LIKE to pin car pool 882 1741. 5-9-26(3) to 603 Charles. S 5-9-26 (5) yard. SOUTH LANSING. 10 verware, bedding, pans, a from Lansing Mall area to minutes to campus. Large HOUSE FOR Rent. $110/per- 7 UNITED AIRLINES dis¬ bed, a cabinet and rugs. LC SMITH Corona manual MSU. 323-4160. LOST DALMATION - 8 year one and two bedrooms. Car¬ son plus electricity. Lease count coupons $50 each. 339-2748. 8-10-4(4) typewriter in good shape. X-2-7 9-28 (3) Advertising and public relation old black and white male pet, air, appliances, heat. Excellent location. $230 to required, 9 or 12 month. 321-6662 after 5 p.m. X-5-9-26 (4) 332-3037. 353 8844. E-5-10-K3) Open $40. Call 337-2006 mornings 5-9-26 (4) Moves fast, could be any¬ where. Reward, 351 1361 or Wanted •Pl majors, get first hand experience developing promotional materials for a government agency. Contact $270. $400 to move in. 394- ESR TURNTABLE - like new, 351-0825. 4 8 28(5) 26, Student Services Bldg. 7729. Z-8-10-1 (6) Corda West WE SELL stereo equipment. ROOM FOR 4 girls, big clean $55. Heath portable stereo TICKETS. NEED 2 to MSU- THE STEREO SHOPPE. East CROSSROADS REALTY IS house 10 minutes from cam¬ phonograph $35. 50-1200 Cidermill LOST. MALE black Labrador, U of M football and 2 to Ingham Medical Center's Physi¬ MOVING! to 124 W. Grand River, E. Lansing. Sarr pus, 524 Tisdale. $125 + share utilities. 351-5950 ext. power microscope set $50. Call 655-3515 after 6 p.m. 5817 North Okemos Road, East Lansing Lansing. C-7-9-29 (3) BAR AND bar stools - Black September 18 in the Grand River area. Wearing a brown flea collar. Answers to OTIS. MSU-Purdue. 355-1174 5 10 1(3) •Pl cal Therapy Department needs volunteers for MSU students. 296 or 278. 5-9-27 (5) E-5-10-K5) leather and walnut wood bar Contact 26 Student Services Bldg. phone number: 351-6471. 337-7974 Reward offered. 332-8071. and 3 matching stools. $100. NEED 3 TICKETS TO MSU C-7-9-28 (4) WANTED - 1 Female house¬ STEREO. HIGHEST quality Hours: Call evenings after 8 p.m. 8-10-4(61 U of M game. Call 393 6266, mate, 5 minute walk to 655-4157. E-5-9-27 (5) Darlene after 5 p.m. Be a volunteer reader for visual¬ FURNISHED HOUSE - ad¬ components at tremendous 7:30am-7 pm. joining 2 rooms for 2 men. $105 each. Share 1/2 utili¬ ties. Near MSU b buses. campus. Great house and roommates. 602 Evergreen, 337-0805. 4-9-28(5) savings. Amps, speakers, etc. New with full warranty. AUDIO WORLD. decks, OVER 3,000 cheap albums, 256 and up - all types, hits to CAPITAL TRS 80 puter. 1 year old, 4K, level 1. com How to Personal study $1.0t) Papers 4-9-28(32 STATISTICS wanted to STUDENT proof read ele ft ly impaired seniors. For informa¬ tion, contact 26 Student Services Bldg. 485-5724 (9-5) or 371-1394. 1-616-241-2994, 2-9 p.m. $375. 487-2383. 6 9-28 (3) OAKLAND East. Mature 2-6-10-2(7) the obscure. FLAT, BLACK Dept. MS, Box 25126 Lan mentary statistics text and 4-9-28(5) £ male 20-35 yrs. to share AND CIRCULAR. 541 E. sing. Mi. 48909. Z 10-10 3 (3) check problems. If interested, Science, Art, Marketing, and WATERBED, FRAME, new Tourism Majors: Gain career ex clean, neat home with same. Grand River, above Para¬ write East Lansing Box 792 OWN ROOM - 2 bedroom in EAST LANSING. An unbe¬ heater. $100, price negoti¬ Open 11 a.m.-6 and give hourly perience at Hands-On Museum, f~ Recreation Jjifl] 487-1988 8-2. Ask for Wayne. mount. p.m., rate. Kings Point East Apartments. lievable buy - a house under able. 353-7945. E-5-9-27 13) 3-9-2714) 6 days. C-5-9-28 (6) 8-10-2 (6) Impression 5. Inquire 26. Student 337-2438, 3-7 p.m. 4-9-28(3) $60,000. 2 to 3 bedrooms, Services Bldg. 5 large kitchen with breakfast TWIN BED, excellent. $45, FURNISHED, WELL-insu- MOPED - 1979, excellent. BLUEGRASS EXTENSION WANTED AUTHORS. EUREKA, NEAR Sparrow lated house for 3 grad stu¬ bar, built-in bookcase, formal also bed linen b tableware Hardly used, $40" or best service plays Authors with educational SIMS (Students International Hospital. Upstairs, 1 bedroom dining, large front and back $10. 337-7827 5pm. weddings, dents or mature man. $95 offer, 351 1238. X-5-9-26 (3) parties. 337-0178 or 372 3727 books who desire national Meditation Society) offers free apartment. Partly furnished. yard. Convenient to shopping E-Z-9-27 (3) each plus utilities. Basement C-7-9-28 (3) exposure. Drop card to and MSU. This will not a Transcendental Meditation Lec¬ Parking. Share utilities. $145/ and 2 porches, complete one BLUE KROEHLER couch CWC BOOKS, P.O. Box 838. month. 351-7497. last. Call today, Rebecca P. USED FURNITURE odds and ture at 7:30 tonight, 331 Union and kitchen and 2 showers. 332- with matching Mr. and Mrs. HAYRIDES FOLLOWED by E. Lansing, 48823. 8-10-1 (6) OR 4-9-28(6) Mixon at 321-2522 or ERA ends. Sofa's $35, chairs $10. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, C105 Wells 4770. 5-9-27 (7) chairs. $200. Good condition. CAMPFIRES. Large groups La Noble Realty 482-1637. Phone 332-0052. welcome! CRAZY "C" RID 676-5392. E-5-9-25 (4) TICKETS; NEED47o~MSU 1-9-25(13) OR 6-9-28 (3) Wl - 1 MALE NEEDED for 2 1 QUIET MALE needed to ING STABLE. 676-3710. U of M football game. Call bedroom, 4 person apart¬ share 2 bedroom furnished BICYCLE LIKE New 10 OR 1-9 25(4) A movie and slides will be BOOKS! 3 floors of books, - USED REFRIGERATOR, 393-1740. Ask for Jerry ment. $380 per term. house. 1/2 block Lake Lan¬ shown tonight at 7 p.m. in the 332-7673. 5-10-1(3) magazines and comics. speed. Raleigh. $130. Call bathtub and big insulated Kramer. 7-9 28 (4) sing. 5919 Potter $135/ after 6 p.m. 321-1386. [ | f^] Union Oak Room by the Railroad * CURIOUS BOOK SHOP, 307 dog house. 372-6164. CEDAR VILLAGE. Need 1 month. Share utilities. East Grand River. East Lan¬ X-E-5-9-26 (4) 5-9-27 (3) Rummage Sale 46 GOOD MSU-U of M 485-8294. 4-9-28(5) sing, 332-0112. C-7-9-29 (5) tickets together, 351 2875 af female non-smoker to sublet ROADRACER GARAGE SALE 3 BEDROOM ranch style with CARPET-GOLD, 22 feet x 11 FUJI 10- many ter 5:00 will pay $$$. fall to spring. $110/month. feet, $20. 489-3011. speed. Center-pull brakes- household items, toys, sport Classic films need volunteers. fireplace. Country living at its NEW AND used guitars, ban¬ 4-9-28(3) 321-3158 or 321-4401. Ask for E-5-9-28 (3) 23" frame, quick release, See Larry Hosner, MSU Union best. 8 miles from campus. jos, mandolins, etc. Dul¬ goods, tools, miscellaneous. 0) Leslie or stop by Cedar Call 676-9206 before 9 a.m. or $140. 332-1610. 6-9-28 (4) Friday b Saturday, Sept. 28 activities office to fill out an cimers and kits, recorders, HALF FARE airline coupons. Village office. 2-9-26(6) after 5 p.m. 8-10-2 (5) thousands of hard to find RALEIGH GRAN Prix 10 b 29, 9 6 p.m. 2012 Lagoon application. QUEEN SIZE bed-mattress, Top dollar Call Mike, 332 albums and books. Discount speed. 26'/? inches, excellent Drive, Okemos. 2-9-28(6) 7977, mornings. 8-10-4(3) condition. $120. 489-3011. box spring and frame. $100. 1 MALE ROOMMATE HOUSE TO SHARE near prices. Expert repairs-free es E-5-9-28 (3) 374-8875 after 5pm. Special Ed Majors! Are you needed - Capitol Villa. 95 Rose Lake. $75 includes utili- timates ELDERLY INSTRU¬ dollars per month plus utili- ties. Call 337-2650. 6-10-2(4) ties. 675-7305 after 5:30 p.m. MENTS, 541 E. Grand River. SCOTT R 315 Receiver. 20 E-5-9-26 (3) I Service [p NEED TWO tickets to MSU Purdue football game. Please interested in working with El/Ml kids and satisfying internship re¬ 5-9-27 (3) C-7-9-29 (8) 1 MAN's 1 woman's bicycle, HORSES BOARDED call 353-9589 (days) or 487 quirements? Contact 26 SSB. CC watts per channel. Good condition. $120. 353-1943. good condition, $20 each. 694 3250 after 6 p.m. 3096 (evenings). S5-10-1I4) program. 351-8404. E-5 9 26 (3) 5 9-26 (3) E-4-9-27 (3) NEED 2 tickets for MSU U of PUCH MAXI-Luxe Moped. PIANO TEACHER. Spartan Rifle Team's Organiza¬ DORM-SIZE refrigerator, Exper M game Pat 393-9400 days. S. F. One year old, owner-ser¬ ienced. Taking new students, tional meeting is 7 p.m. October Sears Cold Spot $75. Yama¬ 485 1385 nights. 6-10 2(3) 1, viced. 130mpg, regular gas. any age. 321-0542 after 2:30. Rifle Range, Demonstration Hall. ha 12-string, $125. 351-4377. $425 Call 372-3480. 4-9 25 (4) 6-9 27 (3) All interested E 5-9-28 (3) undergraduates wel- HART FREESTYLE, 185cm PIANO TUNING Very [ Round Town ][£] skis, Look Nevada bindings, reasonable. Call Jim evenings HORSE DRAWN hayndes. 48 inch Scott poles, men's POPCORN at 337 1818. 3 9 26 13) Call for appointment after 4 MSU Handbell Choir has several a size 10 nordic boots, call after GRAND OPENING COMPUTERIZED BIO pm, 676-5928 4 9 25 (4) openings for persons who can 5:30pm. 627-2650. 7 9-28 (6) Hard wood end and coffee RHYTHM charts. 3 months read music. Call Sandy Trisch for Just complete form and mail payment tables. Sectional book cases- $3.00, 6 months - $5.00, 1 I S.F. Popcorn Iffi audition. *§ desks, lamps, couches, year $8.00, send name, chairs, leather office chairs address, birthdate, starting Students interested in the Natu¬ while they last. 505 E. Michi TRUNK BUNK Beds. Call HEY ALPHA Chi's: Boom date b check or money order ral Science Caribbean Program <3a *0- State News Classified Dept. gan Ave., Lansing. after 5pm 353-0929. $120. to G.N.W. Enterprises, P.O. Boom I'm glad . . . We've got from December 9-30 meet with * 0)6^^ & 347 Student Services Bldg. East Lansing, Mich. 48823 OR-8-10-3 (10) STEREO GOODIES - used. Nakamichi 600 cassette deck. | 8-10-1 (3) Mobile Homes |[»j Box 18095, 48901. 8 10 4(7/ IMPROVE YOUR GRADES Lansing, Ml. it, let's show it. R.S. Z1 9-25(3) % FOR SORORITY AND FRATERNITY NEWS Nakamichi 550 portable Send $1.00 for your 306-page The Greater Lansing Chapter of stereo deck. Advent 300 re¬ MOBILE HOME - 65' x 12'. 2 catalog of collegiate re¬ ii You can take the National Sudden Infant Death ceiver. Phase Linear 400 amp. bedroom, perfect condition, search. 10,250 topics listed. Syndrome Foundation presents Name: appliances, 489 9564 my ad out the film, "You are Not Alone", at Ohm FH speakers. Yamaha Box 25097G, Los Angeles Ca NS 500 speakers. Ar 2A 2 9 25 (3) of the paper. 7:30 tonight, West Mt. Hope 90025. 1 213-477-8226 Address:^ speakers Marantz 3200 pre I got the Presybyterian Church, 700 W Mt. SCHULTZ- 14' x 70' 1973 3 Z-21 10 23(6) amp. Pioneer TX 7500 tuner results Hope Road. bedrooms, 2 full baths. 30 City: _ . Zip Code: Dyna PAT 5 pre-amp. Teck LICENSED QUALIFIED day I wanted. A103 cassette deck. Turn gallon water heater, refrigera b stove. $8,000. care center for 2 V> -5 year Nutrition majors are needed to Phone: tor 675- _ -Days to Run: — Insert Date: tables by Thornes, Philip and olds. Reasonable rates. volunteer to work with families in - 7430 8 10-3 (51 Pioneer. 351 7949. 3 9-27(4) the Expanded Nutrition Program. Orientation begins at 4:30 p.m. Much, Much More! I Animals today, 4 Student Services Bldg. tween 25 characters per words. line including punctuation & spaces be¬ Buy, sell, trade. WILCOX TRADING POST, 509 E. WEIMARANER PUPS | Typing $ervice~| [^] 19 Michigan, Lansing, 485-4391 obedient show and field. TYPING-EXPERIENCED We get calls such as MSU Astronomy Club meets at OR-8-10-3 (20) $125-150 339 8964 E 5 -26 (3) Thesis, term papers IBM this every single day. 8:30 tonight, Abrams Planetarium. correcting Selective 2. Films from Voyager Spacecraft GIRL'S 26 inch 3 speed RIDICULOUSLY TAME Nancy. 351 7667. 12-10-5 (3) will be featured. Columbia bicycle. Good con¬ snow white cockatiel needs a dition, $55 or best offer, new home. You'll love his EXPERT TYPING, IBM, d/s 646-6183. 5-9-28 (4) orange cheeks and yellow sertations, term papers. Fast, Classified MSU Go Club meets from 7 to crest. This smart 1 year old is accurate. Editing and graphic 11 tonight in Eustace Hall. Be¬ SQUINTING wrinkles. Help prevent them CAUSES learning to talk too! 351-1515, designing services available 372 2098 6 9 27 (5) Ads ginners and Dan-level players Mornings $115. E-5-9 26 (7) welcome. with prescription ground sun¬ 50' per glasses from OPTICAL DIS¬ IRISH SETTER puppies $50 TYPING, FREE pick up and Phone line, per insertion COUNT, 2617 E Michigan, $70, 8 weeks old, shots delivery. Fast, experienced, MSU Rowing Club's organiza¬ tional Meeting is 7:30 tonight. 11? No cancellations. 4-line minimum. Lansing. 372-7409 started 349 1885 low rates. 676 2009 355-8255 IM Sports-Circle. C-7 9 29 (71 E-5-10-1(3) OR 5-9 28 (3) 1 2 Michigon Stote News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Tuesday September 25, 1979 More mothers to Casino's glitter makes Boardwalk glow By PETER M ATI I ACE out there one day and it of the angular, plexiglass inches in diameter. set off another fire alarm. be employed by 90s Associated Press W riter i ATLANTIC APi - CITY. N.J. The golden glitter of one of Atlantic City's new burst into flames," Assistant Fire Chief Joseph Goukler Jr. said Monday. "We think it take a combination of facade around Caesars' new Boardwalk Regency are warping inward, causing the Goukler says firefighters have been called out several times to put out small fires Barefoot bathers scamper¬ ing from the beach have felt the heat, too. concentration of the sun's By OWEN LLLMA.NN But the most dramatic ber of children under age 6 who casinos is causing an unex and smoldering wood on the things: the sun being right rays onto a small area of the City Engineer Michael AP labor Writer exodus of women from the will have working mother is pected problem on the and the wood being dry and Boardwalk. Boardwalk. home and into jobs has or Ingram said the rays have WASHINGTON - Two of expected to rise from a current Boardwalk. Officials say the maybe the sap flowing out. The heat once reportedly created two "craters" in the every three American mothers curred since the end of World 6.4 million to 10.5 million 45 sun's rays are bouncing off "This doesn't — happen in a A SOLAR ENERGY pro ignited a seat cushion of a wood as big as half-dollars. will be holding a job in 1990 as War II, when the percentage of percent of all American child¬ Caesars' new casino hotel place like New York because fessor told fire officials that In about a dozen other the exodus of from the working women has risen from ren that age. and causing fires on the pickup truck. On another women they don't have a Board temperatures in the treated occasion, Caesars officials places, the Boardwalk has home to the workplace con one third in 1947 to one half 30 Increases of those magni¬ wooden way. walk," he added. tude could have tremendous pine planks can reach up to tried to cool the boards with scorch marks about 18 tinues during the next decade, years later, Smith said at a ... "They put a piece of paper Officials say some panels 400 degrees in areas up to 18 water, but the rush of steam inches in diameter. a group of employment experts news conference Monday. consequences for child care predicted Monday. policy, work schedules and The role of full-time home WOMEN HAVE BEEN other issues that affect an maker and mother is becoming streaming into jobs for a com individual's ability to juggle the the exception rather than the bination of economic and social demands of a job with the rule, according to six econo reason, Smith said. They in demands of a child," Smith mists and sociologists who have elude a sharply decining birth wrote. written a book on working rate, increased employment Social psychologist Kristin A. women. opportunities and higher sal Moore, one of the authors, said The book, "The Subtle Re aries for women, a family's that studies conducted on child volution: Women at Work," desire to keep up with inflation care have found no evidence describes the sharp increase in by having two wage earners that children of working female employment as a revolu and changing social attitudes mothers suffer any harmful tion that is affecting "virtually about sex roles. effects. all of our social and economic A principal consequence of The book was produced with arrangements." the increase in working the financial support of the An estimated 11 million mothers will be the need for Ford Foundation, American women will be entering the more child care facilities, the Telephone & Telegraph Corp., labor market by the end of the authors noted. Atlantic Richfield Foundation, next decade, and the majority During the next decade, Columbia Broadcasting Sys of them will be mothers, the there will be 3.1 million more tern, Exxon Corp., General authors reported. working mother with pre Motors Corp., and International school children. And the num Business Machines Corp. AS A RESULT, the per centage of married women who will be in the labor force will grow from the current level of just more than half to nearly two thirds by 1990, according Officer to the book. The same two thirds percentage is expected to apply to all women who have entrance children living at home regard less of marital status. An even higher percentage women who are both married of exam date set and have children living at home will be in the job market An Oct. 19 deadline has been set for all applicants interested in 10 years, the authors re in taking a Foreign Service junior officer entrance examination. ported. 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