WE □NESDAY Highs will he in the 80's for the next two days, with lows The State News tonight reaching 50. It should he sunny hoth days. VOLUME 73 NUMBER 128 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING MICHIGAN 48824 SEPTEMBER 26, 1979 ACADEMIC COUmiLS MEDRE-EVALUA TIS(, Governance system tabbed awkward By SUE ROBACH Mackey also said that he would like to see a council that the faculty as a whole would be Ferency said that binding arbitration, one of the chief areas of conflict "is not near State News Staff Writer satisfied with. This would include deciding its own procedures and having freedom to set agreement." The effectiveness of the academic governance system needs to be re-evaluated, MSU its agendas. The Ad Hoc Committee worked with Winder this and document summer a updating President Cecil Mackey told the Faculty Council meeting Tuesday. "I am accustomed to being available personally to faculty governance groups," he their work will be available at a later date. "I have no set model I want to suggest," Mackey said, "but it is worthwhile to look at added. the effectiveness of this system." Mackey said that he wants to cooperation between faculty and IN OTHER BUSINESS, the see more proposed 1979-80 University budget was reviewed by Mackey, who was presiding officer at the council's first meeting of the academic year, administrators. Winder. said that the complexities of the academic governance system can often be characterized He said the State Appropriation Conference Committee approved the budget in July as "cumbersome and slow." WHILE MACKEY CRITICIZED extensive delays in council procedures, the topic of and gave MSU what he termed a "rather standard increase of $12.4 million." This is a 9.3 "My personal taste is to come to some resolution, rather than delay action," he said. the proposed revision to the 1972 Interim Faculty Grievance Procedure was once again percent increase over last year's budget. tabled. Winder also said he had hoped for an increase of about 11 percent, however, in a last EX-PRESIDENT EDGAR HARDEN also expressed his views towards the academic Zolton Ferency, professor of criminal justice, gave a report on the Ad Hoc Committee minute budget cutting session the state legislature reduced the MSU appropriation to 9 governance system in his State of the University address last February. to Study the Faculty Grievance Procedure. percent. Harden said that whenever possible, academic decisions should be made at the The proposed Faculty Grievance Procedure was approved by the council in February, The proposed budget is expected to be raised for approval at the Board of Trustee department level. however, Provost Clarence L. Winder must still approve the document. meeting Friday. Dem. primary little more than 'beauty 9 By MICKI MAYNARD HOUSE LEADERS CALLED Tuesday's was confused on the issue. United Press International caucus to see if members wanted to make "There's a lot of opposition for a closed LANSING — Efforts to bring Michigan's one final effort to bring the primary into primary, but there's also a lot of support for presidential primary into compliance with compliance. The answer appeared to be no. letting Democrats choose Democratic national Democratic Party rules appeared Rep. Alfred Sheridan, D-Taylor, sponsor nominees and letting Republicans choose doomed Tuesday following a meeting of the of a House-approved measure eliminating Republicans," said Jeffrey Padden. House Democratic Caucus. the primary altogether, said he felt the Padden further challenged Milliken to Michigan is facing a Monday deadline set caucus was unnecessary. make good on his threat to veto any bill that by the state Democratic Party to bring its "I don't know what the hell we're here closed the state's presidential contest. open primary into compliance with national for," Sheridan said. "What's before us? party rules, which require closed partisan We know what the bills are. None of them "IF HE'S SERIOUS about it, let's put a contests. If Michigan fails to comply, the have been successful." closed primary bill on his desk," Padden Democratic primary would be reduced to Sheridan said the cost of holding a said. "I'd like to see him veto it." beauty contest status. primary would be prohibitive. The Democratic National Committee With Gov. William G. Milliken threaten¬ "You're just throwing $3 million down the requires that voters state a party affiliation ing to veto legislation closing the primary, drain," he said. "Only 27 percent voted last when voting in primaries. the House voted once to repeal the election time, and it will be this time." more The rules were drawn up to eliminate altogether. A Senate-passed bill seeking to crossover voting, a common occurance in strike a compromise was stalled in the THE CHAIRPERSON OF the House Michigan, where any registered voter can lower chamber. Elections Committee agreed. vote in either party's contest. An aide to Milliken late Tuesday said the "You're going to drive people away from A House committee last week rejected a governor had not scheduled a meeting with the polls," said Michael Griffin, D-Jackson. Senate measure that would have partially House leaders before the Monday deadline. "A closed primary is not what the people closed the primary by shutting out the Democrats have been trying to see Milliken want." votes of independents from delegate selec- in an effort to hammer out a compromise. A Wyandotte Democrat said the public SOVIETS CALL CLAIM FALSE Soviet troop dispute delays SALT By DONALD M. ROTHBERG Robert C. Byrd appealed to the Senate to what is more, friendly relations with the Associated Press Writer remain calm and avoid linking United States," Gromyko said. But he added Cuba and WASHINGTON - Sen. Frank Church, SALT. this requires observance of "the principles of D-Idaho, chairperson of the Senate Foreign "Why all this sudden panic?" Byrd asked peaceful coexistence and non interference in Relations Committee, recommended Tues in a floor speech. "Why all this sudden the affairs of others." Stole News/Deborah J. Borin day that the panel delay sending the SALT hysteria?" Gromyko did not specifically mention the II treaty to the Senate until something is Dropping his previous insistence that he is troops issue in his speech to the assembly. One of the hazards of falling asleep while waiting for a bus is that it may pass you by. Owen Mayer, a sophomore done about Soviet troops in Cuba. uncommitted on the strategic arms-limita But it seemed clearly on his mind as he pre-vet major found this out the hard way while waiting for the Brodv bus on Physics Astronomy Road I uesday. Church was reacting to a speech to the tion treaty, Byrd said, "I'm inclined to vote lamented that "all sorts of falsehoods are United Nations by Soviet Foreign Minister for it, but I'm not fully decided." being piled up concerning the policies of Andrei Gromyko in which he called reports Cuba and the Soviet Union." The West Virginia Democrat, whose of a Soviet combat brigade in Cuba a The veteran diplomat said the support would be essential for approval of two propaganda campaign "based hoods." on false The artificiality of this entire question must be honestly admitted and the matter the treaty, said he will make his final decision after hearing the results of the Senate Intelligence Committee's study of communist allies were the targets propaganda campaign. "Our advice on this score is simple," he said. of a Judge to hear parents' suit; whether compliance can be adequately "It is high time that you honestly admit closed," said Gromyko. that this whole matter is artificial and President Carter called Cuba a "puppet" monitored. The intelligence panel is expected to proclaim it to be closed." eourt-ordered marathon talks fail of the Soviet Union Tuesday night and told a Gromyko's remarks appeared to repre complete its work later this week. sent a Soviet rejection of U.S. charges that "town meeting" audience that despite Soviet the troops impinge on U.S. claims to the contrary, Russian troops on the IN HIS SPEECH Tuesday, Gromyko security By United Press International Ingham County Circuit Judge James In Detroit, school board President island are combat forces. "It is a combat interests. An Ingham County judge, conceding that implied that the issue of Russian combat Giddings, who had sequestered both sides George Bell said he was working on a new unit," he said. The Soviet Union and other countries of court ordered marathon talks have failed, in the Lansing dispute for five days, said no contract offer to replace the one rejected by troops in Cuba is artificial and the United the socialist community have never threat Church said that "as far as I am concerned States is meddling in his country's affairs. Tuesday began hearing a suit filed by five progress was made and began hearing a teachers at a meeting on Sunday. the matter can be closed' only when ened anybody, nor are they threatening suit filed by five parents aimed at ending The Soviet Union wants "normal and, parents seeking to halt the three week The new proposal reportedly will contain President Carter is able to certify to the anybody now," he said. strike by Lansing teachers. the strike by 900 teachers. a wage reopener option in the third year of Senate his conclusion based on our indepen the contract, one of the key union demands. dent intelligence assessment, that these In Detroit, a strike by the 12,000 member In a private meeting with the school board The DFT now has rejected two official Soviet combat forces are no longer present Detroit Federation of Teachers dragged on Monday, Giddings urged the offers, the first before the State contract one district to fatten its offer to the teachers' in Cuba." THE IDAHO SENATOR added that "I do police surveillance into its 16th day with no progress toward a settlement reported. The school board planned to meet tonight to discuss another union fund by dipping into its $2.4 million surplus equity. strike began on Sept. 10. School officials have argued the walkout not want to see the SALT II treaty rejected contract offer. The district and the union reportedly is causing students "irreparable harm" and by the Senate. For this reason, I am of the opinion that the Senate Foreign Relations 'red squad' releasedfile Strikes continued in nine other districts were $2.2 million apart. With more than 26,000 students, the Lansing walkout is the could force them to make cuts in programs even more severe because of a projected — Baldwin, Benton Harbor, Chippewa third largest $10.2 million deficit. Committee should defer reporting the in Michigan. By United Press International Valley, Clintondale, Flint, Kelloggsville, treaty to the Senate until the current Michigan residents should begin finding out later this year whether they were spied on Madison Heights, Oxford and Van Buren negotiations have been completed and the results are know." by the now defunct state police "red squad" even though police believe some residents Intermediates. may prefer to leave the past buried. When the presence of Soviet troops in Some 17,000 teachers were on the picket State police officials expect to send notices some time in November to as many of the Cuba was first disclosed by the Carter administration, Church said he did not 40.000 persons whose names were indexed in the red squad files as they can locate. Those line across the state, keeping about 313,000 students on an extended vacation. The liill assures state believe the Senate would approve the SALT receiving notices will be able to pick up copies of their files at any one of eight state police Detroit strike alone involves 213,000 stu district offices. treaty until the troops were withdrawn. Other senators also reacted strongly to A Wayne County circuit judge cleared the way for the notification proced ure by signing a consent order which allows the police to delete information from the file which to districts hit strikes Gromyko's speech. could identify informants or undercover police agents. "I'm astonished," said Republican Leader Judges in Wayne and Ingham counties have ruled, in separate cases, that the red squad Howard M. Baker Jr. of Tennessee. "There is program, a product of the McCarthy-era, was unconstitutional. Remove expired LANSING M PI) The state House Tuesday approved an emergency measure that vould save school districts hit by teacher strikes from losing state aid payments. simply no basis for doubting that the Under the program, the state police monitored the activities of dissident and allegedly Russians have The House approved the bill on a 98 0 vote. The measure was introduced last Thursday a fully equipped, fully "subversive" organizations during the 1950s, 60s and early 70s. ind rushed through committee Tuesday morning. It now goes to the Senate. manned combat simply no brigade in Cuba. There's doubt about it." Capt. Roger Warner, chief of the state police criminal investigation section, said his agency will begin the notification process as soon as it has reviewed the recent Wayne parki king permits The measure, sponsored by Rep. Joseph Uonroy, I) Flint, would rescue 11 districts, neluding Detroit, Lansing, Saginaw and Flint from losing millions in state aid. Baker called on President Carter to release to the public the evidence showing County order. Vehicles parked on campus with expired ( onrov's bill exempts the districts from a state law which bases the first aid payment of Under current projections, he said, notification letters would start going out by oermit stickers will soon be ticketed, even if he school year on the number of students in class on the last Friday of September. the presence of the Soviet troops in Cuba. first-class mail some time in November. current permits are visible, the Depart Without the measure, districts hit by strikes stand to lose their funding at the end of this Sen. Henry Jackson, D-Wash., called Due to funding uncertainties, however, it may be necessary to seek a special ment of Public Safety said. Gromyko's statement "a bald face lie" appropriation from the legislature to cover the program's projected cost of $200,000, Starting this year, all expired stickers strikeboi •ts would use the second Friday following the adding that "the SALT process has been put Warner said. on ice for an indefinite must be removed and a new permit be pil count day. The measure is in effect only for 1979. period." Warner said the final cost of the effort will depend on how many of the 40,000 red squad incentive to teachers to continue walkouts attached to the lower right side of the njgh the bill could be < as an THE FUROR OYER subjects demand to see their file. windshield, or the care will be ticketed as if t did not agree. "That might be the school board's Gromyko's speech Warner said those responding to the letter or ads will receive a copy of all information tint I don't think the t will take it that way. "The teachers are hurting it were parked without a sticker, police n, came not long after Senate Majority leader kept on them in the file with names of informants, police agents and third parties deleted. said. h w ithout having a paycl e said. 2 Michigon Stote News, Eost Loosing, Michigan Wednesday, September 26, 1979 mw YORK MEKTIM, State News Wire Digest Carter supports mass transit By BROOKS JACKSON president was to attend a approve one major element of the oil Associated Press Writer — companies," Carter the production of buses and reception for civic and commun the windfall profits tax." said. NEW YORK - President ity leaders before holding a speed construction of new rail Carter said Tuesday his lines. pro "town meeting" with residents HE SAID LOBBYISTS Shortly before Carter left Focus:\A/np. r-i posals to aid tion will mass erase transporta decades of of the Queens borough. In his speech to the transit swarming all over Capitol Hill, are Washington, the Senate Fi¬ Committee The program Carter outlined working to devastate" the tax nance unanimously to the nation July 15 in his neglect and "reclaim America's group, Carter said he has made on excess oil company profits agreed to exclude "newly dis¬ transit systems" unless Con¬ energy address included a re¬ proposals that would produce by cutting back sharply on the covered oil" from the tax, one of S. African blacks granted union rights gress rejects his proposed tax 40,000 jobs throughout the $140 billion the administration a number of pending moves commendation that $10 billion be provided from the windfall on oil company profits. 1980s, save massive amounts of claims it would produce for the aimed at softening the tax bite. profits tax for public mass Carter, making a one-day trip energy and add 15 million Treasury over 10 The administration opposed the JOHANNESBURG, South Africo (AP) Because the unions have had no legal years. transit facilities along with $6.5 to New York City, also "Their committee's action. South Africa prom passengers a day to buses, proposed amend¬ billion for improving automo¬ granted trade union rights to status, they have been unable to ised that mass transit systems streetcars and subways. ments would put a total of well The president told the transit bile fuel efficiency during the the nation's black majority Tuesday, represent their workers in talks with will continue to get He announded no new pro¬ over $100 billion in the pockets priority group that he wants to double including the two large worker cate¬ management, and activities such as allocation of gasoline and diesel grams, but said that when he is gories that had been excluded in a strikes or work slowdowns were automa¬ fuel if shortages develop. "We through with New York City's similar legislation last spring. Franie Botha, minister of human tically illegal. will keep them rolling," he said. Carter's remarks were pared for delivery at the annual pre¬ 75-year-old IRT subway line "it won't look a day over sweet 16." House votes for pay raise resources utilization, announced the Labor observers said Botha's an¬ decision that will convention of the American Carter spoke glowingly of the reverse a 50-year-old nouncement, while expected, was By JAY PERKINS Public Transit Association. furture of mass transit but said, though their leaders needed because Congress has policy denying union rights to blacks. broader than anticipated. It was Associated Press Writer The effect of the government's decision likely "for this program to succeed, more. not passed regular legislation that the government hoped to WASHINGTON - House regain AFTER HIS the Congress absolutely must Only 41 congressmembers to finance operations of is to allow black workers' unions, which SPEECH, the members voted many some of the favorable publicity genera¬ Tuesday to were willing to force a roll call major federal agencies. already exist, the right to negotiate ted last spring when it give themselves a 5.5 percent on the O'Brien amendment — accepted a raise, under the country's industrial conciliation commission increasing their salaries three short of the 44 required. EARLIER THIS YEAR, the law. report advocating union to more than $60,500 a year on House killed three separate rights to blacks. Jackson 'identifies' Oct. 1. Three times previously the The House then rejected the pay freeze proposal count vote. on a head attempts to raise congressional pay. But after twice defeating House had shied away from The 5.5 percent increase two attempts last week to raise Focus:Natioi\i with approving a pay raise for refugee applies to salaries of members salaries by 7 percent, the members of camps government Congress, top-level officials and of Congress and to federal employees and judges who Appropriations Committee re¬ surrected the emergency bill By ARTHUR MAX federal judges. The representa make at least $47,500 a year. and attached a 5.5 percent pay Associated Press Writer tives reversed themselves Earlier, the House rejected hike. The House in June had Mamie Eisenhower in 'delicate' health JERUSALEM — The Rev. Jesse Jackson, on a private Mideast Tuesday on a narrow roll call on a voice vote an amendment killed a 5.5 percent pay raise vote of 208 to 203. peace mission, urged the United States Tuesday to boost its that would have given more tacked onto a different piece of financial aid to Palestinian refugees to correct what he called The bill now heads for an uncertain fate in the Senate. than 22,000 top-level federal legislation. unbalanced assistance to Israel. WASHINGTON (AP) Mamie Eisen¬ volunteer fire department ambulance bureaucrats and judges a 7 The votes came after Jackson, who has been officially ignored by the Israeli Final House approval of 5.5 Rep. hower, admitted to Walter Reed Army from her farm on the edge of the Civil percent pay increase while Jamie Whitten, D-Miss., told government, spent his second day in Israel touring a Palestinian percent pay raise, recommend¬ Medical Center on Tuesday after a War battlefield in Gettysburg, Pa. She ed by the House holding any congressional raise the House a pay raise was not refugee camp, where he told camp residents he identified with Appropria¬ to 5.5 percent. an issue, because stroke, has been frail and bedridden for has lived at the farm since her husband their situation. tions Committee, was signaled Congress had several months, Julie Eisenhower says. died in 1969. Jackson and his 15-member group also visited a memorial to earlier when the House authorized a raise in 1975. The reject¬ THAT AMENDMENT She's been in delicate health for many Mrs. Eisenhower was taken immedi¬ Jewish victims of the Nazi holocaust and the holy sites of ed a bid to prohibit members of only question, he said, was WOULD have affected only whether Congress "should ap¬ years,'1 said Julie Eisenhower, who is ately to the Eisenhower Nursing Suite, a Jerusalem's old city. Congress from receiving any those federal employees who married to Mrs. Eisenhower's grandson, VIP facility named for her husband. Prime Minister Menachem Begin, who rebuffed Jackson's salary increase this year. That propriate the funds to carry out make at least $47,500 a year. he law." David. She has an enlarged heart and efforts to meet him, told a luncheon audience he could not action came on a 155-72 head A medical bulletin issued accept The House also rejected by by the the advice of well-meaning people who urged Israel to open a count vote. Whitten said rejection of the hasn't been able to get out of bed for voice vote an amendment by hospital two hours after Mrs. Eisen¬ several months.'' hower's arrival said the former first lady dialogue with the Palestine Liberation Organization, as Jackson appropriation would allow did on his arrival in Israel on OPPONENTS OF A PAY Rep. Peter Peyser, D-N.Y., members of Congress to sue in The 82-year-old widow of President was in stable condition and had been Monday. that would have given pay raise raise got a clean shot at for "I have only one reply — whoever recognizes the PLO killing supporters an increase while court the 12.9 percent Dwight D. Eisenhower was rushed to placed on medication. the proposal outright Tuesday Walter Reed Army Medical Center by a recognizes genocide," Begin said. denying any boost for members cost-of-living allowance which Jackson was told by the director of the U.N. Works and Relief when Rep. George M. O'Brien, the 1975 law authorized. who voted against one. Agency, which administers international aid to Palestinian R 111., offered an amendment The bill to which the pay Unlike the earlier votes, refugees, that the United States contributes one-third of the that would have frozen the pay raise amendment was attached Tuesday's took place under of legislators and senior GM says recall won't hurt ear sales agency's annual $150 million. would provide emergency rules that allowed opponents to The American black activist leader drew a comparison with the government officials at current offer their own proposals in¬ levels. operating funds for the federal $2 billion in U.S. aid received yearly by Israel. He did not suggest a stead of having to counter the government after Oct. 1, the reduction of U.S. aid to Israel but said the refugees "are not Members of Congress now offers tossed at them by DETROIT (AP) A General Motors start of the new fiscal year. pay automatic transmission cooler hoses that receive $57,500 a year, al¬ recall of some of its getting enough . . The raise supporters. X-body" cars — the could leak and start fires, as well as emergency money is first recall of the popular new front- steering gear mounting plates that could wheel drive compacts — should not hurt crack from metal fatigue on 160,000 of sales, according to studies which show the same cars. that it takes several recalls of turn off the customers. a model to The company said it knew of nine fires resulting from defective hoses, but heard PRO-BOWL EAST Such a confidence-shaking series of of no failed steering assemblies. recalls occurred in late 1977 and early Fall leagues are still opening Several studies, including those con¬ 1978 when Chrysler Corp.'s Dodge ducted by the United Auto Workers union for all MSU students, Aspen and Plymouth Volare suffered and the University of Indiana, have faculty four recalls in six months. and GM announced Monday it was concluded that one recall of a model does employees bringing not affect sales. ' back 225,600 of its X-body" series to fix j rJ Mon 9:00 pm Men or Women US money Tues 9:00 pm Men or Women in the future may be plastic Wed 9:00 pm Mixed Doubles or Women NOTICE WASHINGTON (AP) The dollar bill study of using plastic in tuture currency. Fri 6:00 pm Open Bowling or could become a thing of the past and Possible elimination of the dollar bill tomorrow's money 9:00 pm Mixed Doubles might be made of was immediately attacked by Rep. Frank plastic if Congress follows the recom¬ Annunzio, D-lll., chairperson of the mendations released Tuesday by a Carter House Banking subcommittee on consu¬ Saturday specials for the kids. Join the administration task'force mer affairs. Annunzio told a Students Junior League WBA every Sat morning on The task force suggested that the money. he would hearing that do everything within my wanting valuable legal government begin replacing the paper experience. 6:30 pm Mixed Doubles power to keep the dollar bill in dollar with the new Susan B. circulation." Anthony HURRY! HURRY! JOIN NOW dollar coin and, later, with $2 bills. If we do eliminate the dollar bill and, The office of Student It also Legal Service is now suggested that Congress consi¬ instead, use the dollar coin, then the accepting applications for staff positions. UNTIL . . . SEPT 30th der eliminating the half-dollar coin, Treasury Department should be required Students interested in doing making pennies out of aluminum alloy if to issue every American a pair of Voluntary legal- oriented work are invited to visit: CALL 337-1709—ASK FOR KATHY copper prices rise too high and urged a suspenders," he concluded. 2757 E. GRAND RIVER NEXT TO THE BUS STOP 329 Student Services Bldg. Florida warned of increase in virus 8-12 and 1 -5 Monday thru Friday or call 353-3716 Senior Class Council PRESENTS AN TALLAHASSEE. Flo. (AP) Florida with 77 for further information Exhibition and Solo of confirmed cases and eight officials, alerted to a sharp rise in an deaths. encephalitis virus that threatens the elderly, have stepped up efforts to Dr. Karl Kappus of the Center for Disease Control in Atlanta said he knows FINE ART REPRODUCTIONS control mosquitoes, which transmit the of only a few previous cases in which PLUS: HOLOGRAPHIC - 3 DIMENSIONAL disease. health officials knew in advance that the But those efforts are being hampered virus was on the rise. IMAGES by heavy rains in parts of south and But I can't cite one example where this ON DISPLAY central Florida, and knows no one was picked up, purposely acted on and it "A GLIMPSE OF THE FUTURE" whether the early warning will help was shown for sure that this aborted and 1 prevent federal a repeat of a 1977 outbreak, a disease control expert said prevented an outbreak, he said. The warning has led to stepped Vodka Night MONET \ / J" N< up Tuesday. That outbreak of St. Louis mosquito eradication efforts, but the CEZANNE % encephalitis swept through 20 counties, weather isn't helping. x/l off TOULOUSE-LAUTREC ROTHKO . , | ROUSSEAU Thursday KLEE, VAN GOGH Cloudy skies hamper forest spraying DEGAS 'Come see VERMEER REMINGTON GRANTS PASS, Ore. (AP) forced cancellation of federal Rain plans to 20 miles northwest of Grants Pass would go ahead when weather cleared. what a Buck'l FRANKENTHALER GAUGUIN spray herbicides on 2,700 acres of One resident of the southern Oregon forest on Tuesday. Officials said the spraying would be done area whose property sparsely populated adjoins land tar¬ Buy' COROT DALI geted for spraying said he feared there PICASSO when the weather cleared, despite protests of nearby residents. could be violence when BLM begin spraying. helicopters MKsnryiNN RENOIR WYETH Meanwhile, several residents were We have little choice but to leave or to reported to have left their homes during fight, and we're not going to leave, said AND OTHERS a separate U.S. Forest Service spraying Ivan Rossall. TWO project Monday. He said he had urged peaceful LOCATIONS: UMON lux; lOUr owl U.S. Bureau of Land Management demonstrations but that there were AuonottuM i our officials said the planned spraying of reports that some protesters would be DATE: MON-FRI, SEPT. 24-28 timberland in the Wolf Creek area about armed with rifles. TIME: tom-Spm MOST PRINTS ARE '1.00 EACH ANY 3 FOR 7.00 Michigan State News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Wednesday September 26, 1979 , 3 s IF! & ■? i r 11 i- If Lansing settles suit P- E for firefighters' By ROLAND W1LKERSON WHEN 1HE MATTER was brought pay increase of vacation days for firefighters State News Staff Writer before Graves, it was decided that addi "put the nail in the coffin" of the original In a move to halt legal action by the tional firefighters would not be called in to overtime money. Lansing firefighters, the Lansing City replace others that were either sick or on Graves also said he understood that there Council agreed Monday to transfer $26,000 vacation, said City Attorney Stephen would be a "good faith" effort made by the to the firefighters overtime account. Sawyer. In a letter to the council. Mayor Gerald firefighters to stay within the budget if the W. Graves said the $26,000 was transferred. Lansing firefighters After the firefighters filed suit, city agreed that if the money was transferred, council approved an $8,000 interim transfer the suit would be dropped. in order to comply with a CITY temporary- COUNCILMEMBER TERRY The suit was filed Sept. 13 to prevent the restraining order requiring the city to McKane, said Tuesday however, that he is city from keeping less than 61 firefighters maintain 61 firefighters at all times. not satisfied with the reasons given for the on duty, the minimum number set by the rapid depletion of funds. He said that as Board of Fire Commissioners for full Addressing the council, Graves said the Chairperson of the General Services com operations. agreement would be the best way to resolve mittee he may still look into the matter. Problems with the overtime fund arose the issue, enabling "everyone to The money will come from the contin go back to when it was learned that $15,000 allocated their duties." own gency fund, a $300,000 account set up to for the fiscal year was depleted in about two take care of budgetary problems that arise months. After the meeting, Graves said an during the fiscal year. TAXES RETURNABLE House Clerk Thomas Thatcher readys the new $155,000 vote tally board for Stole News Richard C. Morsholl operation in the House Chambers. ASMSU refunds available New carpet and phones were also installed during the legislators' summer recess. ASMSU, the Associated Students of before doing so. By accepting the refund, those students MSU, will grant $3 tax refunds from now ASMSU is an undergraduate student will be ineligible to use the copy, loan, and until Oct. 3, but students should consider government which taxes students $3 each the consequences legal services provided by ASMSU. of accepting their refund State House of term to finance its organization. Besides providing these Representatives services, ASMSU sponsors many programs, includ ing several Homecoming events, ASMSU concerts. Classic Films. Showcasejazz, and MSU gradsfinding jobs the card block at MSU football games. gets new electronic tally board BY WITHDRAWING THE $3 tax, stu dents will be decreasing the funding for By BRUCE BABIARZ State News Staff Writer While most of the bugs its listing on the House calendar and its status. Each lawmaker has console at their members confused Thatcher said. Under the old system, when House Speaker ordered the board the in business, industry these and many other campus functions, said Dan Stouffer, the assistant executive have been a director of the Student Board. worked out of the House of Representa¬ desk equipped with four buttons. A closed, no more votes could be cast. Last fall term, 30 students requested tives' new $155,000 electronic vote tally green "Ay" vote button lights up the But now, a member can still vote after By MOLLY MIKA Standing in unemployment lines were refunds from ASMSU and during winter State News Staff Writer students with non technical board, many members are still not quite green bulb on the voting board and a red the board is closed by standing up and backgrounds term 27 students received refunds. But button lights up the board indicating a About 35 percent of MSU's 1979 used to it. signaling his vote to the speaker. The spring term, 935 students requested re The scoreboard-like vote indicator "Nay" vote. The white button can be clerk then enters the vote into the graduates found jobs in business and funds from ASMSU totaling $2,805. industry last year, an annual report from Although salary offers for women who was installed during summer recess used to summon a page and the yellow- the MSU Placement Services shows. received bachelors degrees in 1978 1979 According to Stouffer, there was an along with new carpet and phones in the button does not yet have a function. The new plush blue carpeting, which rose 4.5 organized student drive in one of the The major employers in those two fields percent over last year to $13,428, House chambers for a total cost of just The new board replaces a 40-year-old $25,600, cost displays the State of were GM, Ford and IBM, and the average women's salaries at the bachelor's level dormitories that caused the large increase under $200,000. malfunctioning board that was smaller Michigan seal every three feet. It of students demanding refunds. salary offered to graduates with a bache¬ lagged behind the average for every college An identical tallying board is mounted and described by Thatcher as a "mechan¬ replaces the red carpeting that graced The drive was based on the size of the lor's degree from the College of Business except Engineering, Business, and Human at the balcony level of each side of the ical monster." the House floor for 15 years. ASMSU tax refund ad which appeared in House chambers, providing easy view was $13,392. Ecology, the report said. the State News. Students claimed it was "We're certain that it did malfunc¬ The new phones at each lawmaker's The report compiled statistics from over "The Placement Services tries to assist ingfor House members. The board has a desk have lights instead of bells as a designed purposely to be small in size so it tion," he said, "but we made sure that 6,700 graduating students who used the women, minorities, and liberal arts and green and red bulb next to each would not attract the attention of students. each vote was recorded correctly in spite method of decreasing the noise on the Placement Services last year. social science majors in getting a fair lawmaker's name. The ad was small in order to save money, of the malfunction." House floor. The number of job interviews arranged The voting board and an adjacent shake," Jack Shingleton, director of Place Stouffer said, but Unlike the old board, the new one The Senate chambers also has now a large ad is used to "message board" are both controlled by new through Placement Services increased ment Services, said. avoid phones, carpeting and a new press 1,673 to 25,175, and employment vacancy suspicion. House Clerk Thomas Thatcher. The automatically feeds each vote into a new box for reporters. Future plans call for message board can flash 49 different computer where it is stored on a disc. listings shot up 24 percent to 31,382, the THERE ARE STAFF advisers for each ALSO,TO IMPROVE its image, ASMSU an improved voting board in the Senate messages in red lights, including a report said. group, special resume books and career has implemented new programs that will be t hat is more sophisticated than the one in for minorities and women, he "message from the governor" and "WITH THE NEW board we can the House. programs in the students interests, said Bruce A. THERE IS NO placement office in the said. "amendments." retrieve the votes cast from Studer, chairman of the Student Board. the The House and Senate renovations are nation handling this volume, said assistant One of these WHEN MEMBERS ARE about to computer if they are ever needed in the the most recent in the process of director Rebecca Yost. Shingleton also advises students to start programs, still in a vote on a measure the board identifies future," Thatcher said. the job campaign early. developmental stage, is a door-to-door restoring the century old Capitol Build- The report continued to say that employ the bill number that is being considered, But the new board still has some ers asked to interview Bachelor of Science "Seniors who start the job search in opinion poll designed to increase student involvement and to give students a chance engineers more than any other group, and October will have no problem getting a to voice their opinions. the average salary offered to graduates of job." he said. The Student Board also had a major role the College of Engineering was the highest Students in the installment of the emergency at $17,664. can start job-hunting by regis phone It was the best recruiting year for tering with the Placement Services. They system on campus. The phones are illumi¬ can then sign up for interviews, which nated by light and be used Library card catalog being modernized teachers since 1973-1974, the report said. begin a green are to in October, and prepare for interviews by only in cases of emergency. Twenty-three percent of MSU's graduates Those students who wish to collect their found jobs in education with an average attending various workshops held twice a week at Placement Services, 113 Student $3 tax refund should report to 334 Student salary of $10,572. Sixty-five percent of Services Bldg. Services Bldg. between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. with addition of computer system graduating teachers found jobs, mostly in Lansing, Grand Rapids, and East Lansing A workshop on positive interviewing will school districts. be conducted today at 1:30 p.m. by Edwin The government was the next largest Research paper writers never had it this easy. probably have easy access. Ostrum said the transition to the com the future. Terminals are located in central places in employer, putting 7 1/2 percent of the class on its payroll. Fitzgerald, assistant director of Placement More aid to Starting this term, the MSU Library is putor system became necessary after the the Library so that all students may have General workshops deal with writing entering the computer age with a new circulation system. The computer system old IBM card system began to Including the central computer, the 23- wear out. access to one. In the new system, after the book is located the student must register BUT. 7.15 PERCENT of seeking employment were still unemployed graduates resumes, interviewing, and appearance. More workshops on specific majors concern be awarded will make the search for all those books a lot terminal system cost approximately the book with his/her student I.D. at the three months after resumes and letters of application for graduation, the report easier. $300,000. MSU plans on ordering more in front desk. noted. business, industry and government; resume Every student who applies for financial The system, manufactured by the C.L. and career strategies for non business aid at MSU can expect some form of Systems, Inc., is not a replacement for the majors seeking business positions; career assistance, said Henry Dykema, MSU traditional card catalog. Rather, the system alternatives for education majors; and financial aids director. is a vital addition to the catalog. career-related information on summer em This is in part due to the federal About 300,000 titles were duplicated on CLC lied Cedar Log delayed; ployment for 1980. regulations passed which have increased the main computer, located in the Library basement. An additional 75 percent of the organizer IN THE COMING year, demand is students eligible for aid. One example is that a year ago, a family Library's material is still only located in the estimated to he high for 1980 graduates of four making $16,000 a year would have catalog. been ineligible for the Basic Educational speaks on mall jter led with a bachelor's degree in computer and "The card catalog is still the major place to go to find everything we own," said Chris Ostrum, of the Library Circulation Depart¬ The Citizens for a Livable Community ex by information services, physical sciences, accounting, health fields, engineering, and business and management, a survey by the Opportunity Grant (BEOG) program. To¬ day that family could receive up to $800 in aid to defray college costs. ment. "The computer contains only 25 coordinator will discuss the future of Persons who purchased a 1979 Red Cedar wait." National Center of Education Statistics Also, the ceiling on parent's income percent of the holdings, but those are the the new Dayton Hudson mall proposal Log yearbook and are wondering why they Adler noted the books will be eligibility on the Guaranteed Student Loan holdings that have been checked out the shipped out program (GSL) has increased. at 6 tonight in Room 183 of the Natural have not received their copies yet can from the publishing company in Dallas most in the past. (The computer) is quick, by The demand for jobs will equal the supply "There is no financial need analysis Resources Building. expect it by mid October, said Keith Adler, the end of September and those who in library science, architecture, public conducted on parents' income for the GLS James Anderson, MSU humanities yearbook adviser. purchased a yearbook can expect it in the affairs, agriculture and natural resources, professor, will speak at the first The cause for the delay in shipping is due mail about two weeks later. program," Dykema said. "Anyone is eligible mathematics and statistics, biological for these low interest loans." to a special 16 page supplement on the 1979 meeting of the Environmental Informa science, and communications. Plastic society tion Service, a student organization NC'AA basketball champions, which will appear in the front of the book. The 1980 Red Cedar Log staff will hold an The survey predicts that the job market Repayment for these loans does not begin until nine months after they leave school. involved in community and environ open house tonight at 7 in 111 Berkey Hall mental affairs. "We apologize for any inconveniences the for persons interested in gaining prcfes will be overcrowded for graduates in fine College work study, which is financed by the U.S. Department of Health, Education delay may cause," Adler explained, "but we sional experience in writing, photography, and applied arts, foreign languages, psycho¬ offfers awards believe the book will be well worth the art, and work study. logy, education, and social sciences. and Welfare (HEW), places students in jobs on and off campus. The government pays 80 percent of the student's wages and the rest MSU students have the opportunity to is paid by the campus department. win a $1,000 scholarship for practical uses innovative and of polystyrene foam material WKAR to telecast MSU-Notre Dame The MSU Financial together a Aids Office financial aid package consisting puts in a contest sponsored by the Society of Ye if traffic of grants, scholarships, loans and work Plastics Industry. study opportunities. The Third Annual Expanded Polystyrene Scholarship Award Competition will fea football game in the MSU Auditorium Other student financial aid information from the State Board of Education reported ture new uses most familiar as for the material which is the white foam cup that light installed that a record 44,000 Michigan college students have applied during the first 11 keeps drinks hot or cold. The material has Students and faculty who were unable to ast side of Munn I • Arena with a student months of the current fiscal year for State open at 1:30 p.m. other commercial uses and the competition purchase tickets for this weekend's MSU ir faculty ID. Ther will be no limit on the The auditorium is an accessible facility. Pedestrian safety and traffic Guaranteed Student Loans. ' is open to student's abilities to initiate new- Notre Dame football game can watch mount of tickets! ch person can buy. efficiency is The State Board expects a total of 50,000 No bottles or cans will be permitted. being quietly improved with a new $10,000 concepts. Saturday's action live in the MSU Audi traffic signal at the intersection of Shaw loan applications to be made by Sept. 30. Designs will be judged on their useful torium. really riled about this," This increase is due to the removal of family t Haytol and Farm Lanes. ness to industry, practicality and cost. MSU's rampus station, WKAR TV. will 4. "There are a lot of freshmen who were income ceiling, which was $25,000 in 1978 make purchases. Haytol said. Students may pick up entry blanks in the telecast the game via a cable hook up on a even able to buy tickets and this is a Pedestrian actuated signals are and is now $30,000. replacing Dean's office or by writing to the Society of 10 foot by 15-foot screen, John About 3,600 tickets will be available for id chance for anyone to see the game The State Board also reported in August Haytol, the three phase lights and allow vehicle the Plastics Industry, 3150 Des Plaines ASMSU chairperson, said. the event, which is sponsored by the h a crowd. There is some chance we may traffic to move when there is no foot traffic, that Michigan colleges will receive about Avenue, Des Plaines, 111., 60018. Tickets can be purchased at 10 a.m. Programming Board of ASMSU. able to do this again if everything works Major Adam Zutaut of the Department of $39.3 million for student financial aid Judging will occur in March. Thursday for $2 at the ticket window on the Kick-off is at 2:30 p.m. and doors will Public Safety said. programs. Opinion Salt II jeopardized again Student voters The United States seems to go through a "red SALT II, and considering the deluge of anti-SALT A recent study examining East Lansing voting slighted homeowners. Several of the implications against scare" every 20 years. In fact, Americans usually material we see in our newspapers today, they are patterns since 1974 has once again caused a students and slurs in the report cannot be tolerated. turn stone white whenever communists are men following a nation-wide trend. Hopefully, the SALT considerable amount of concern between students The thought that students are more transient than tioned in daily conversation. And it is through events II agreement will be passed regardless of the and East Lansing homeowners. The survey suggests local homeowners is nothing short of sheer such as the first and second World Wars and the conservative push, for to dismiss it because of the arrogance that the East Lansing area has not been able to in many cases. The average stay of a student here is McCarthy hearings, that the impact remains so Russian forces in Cuba would be a mistake. Both the provide local homeowners with the best possible slightly over four years, not including graduate strong on the American public. United States and the Soviet Union agree that services because of the increasing role students The "red bogey" force is threatening the values of play study. There surely are thousands of homeowners without a nuclear arms treaty, relations will not in area political decisions. The study who have moved as often, if not more the American public once again, as approximately implies the frequently, improve between the two. students' role has a damaging effect on local than have students in the area. 3,000 Russian combat troops go through military Many legislators stand behind Frank Church's decisions. The report also goes on to say that three of It is generally understood that many of the training in our neighbor, Cuba. While some still suggestion that the Senate delay discussion of the the five East Lansing City Council members students attending classes at MSU live here for quibble about the status of that group — whether it SALT II situation until the Cuban conflict is eight acquired their positions almost solely by soliciting or nine months out of the year. The fact that a is a military training patrol or a combat brigade — resolved. We hope legislators keep in mind that the the student vote. student may not reside here for a full year should in others find it more pertinent to discuss the impact longer the question remains unsolved, the longer one This report surely does not help to improve the no way damage the validity and the integrity of that this group may have on American security in the can question relations between Russia and the U.S. relationship between students and East Lansing student's support for the East Lansing area. Western Hemisphere. Since the Michigan Supreme Court ruled in 1971 What the United States will do about the Russians that students could choose to vote in their college is still up for debate. Carter has said he will not take any physical action against them, fearing the U.S. Court ruling a good one towns as homeowners opposed to their home towns, many local have attempted to weaken the would blow the situation out of proportion through The Michigan Court of Appeals scored a importance of students here. The only way for military intervention. While some have suggested great the judge who first ruled on the case. It would appear students and homeowners to solve their differences we discontinue grain sales to the Soviets, agricultur¬ victory for individual rights Monday, when they as if the judge let his/her biases enter when a ruling will be to discuss them rationally and in an al experts claim this action will hurt American ruled an "allegedly" obscene film cannot be barred was handed down. above-board fashion. The attempt to change the date farmers, who are knee-deep in grain, but shallow in from an open air theater. The decision, which In addition to this ruling by the court, we hope of local elections to August is not the profits. One of the more interesting solutions to overturned the verdict of a Huron County type of solution judge, is future rumblings about pornography will not serve the community is looking for. surface in the Cuba question came last week, as merely a common sense decision for most people. But to limit citizens' personal rights. While many clamor It is imperative for all parties concerned to several Washington lawmakers suggested the U.S. it means much more on another level, as a warning to that pornographic bookstores and movie theatres be remember that East Lansing students are and will step up anti-Soviet propaganda on Eastern Europe¬ judges who would decide such issues without closed down similarly as "public nuisances", we hope remain a considerable asset to this an radio. thinking twice. First Amendment rights to freedom of expression be community. Without the support of students, many of the Regardless what Secretary of State Cyrus Vance, The judge ruled this after area residents allowed to stand as meant to stand. In cases businesses along Grand River Avenue would be Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko and top complained their children were exposed to porno¬ involving bookstores and many movie theatres, one forced to close. As it now stands, the bulk of business U.S. officials decide to do about the incident, we hope graphic movies, because they lived nearby. What he does not force anyone to go did not decide, however, was if the film was into them. The very revenues along Grand River are generated during they do not let the effects of anti-Soviet sentiments legally image of a triple XXX theatre sign and the dimly-lit the school year. in America make them jump the gun. It is quite obscene. This should come as no surprise to those Without students patronization, interior of a corner "dirty book" store is enough to property tax rates would probably have to go up to possible that the troops are in Cuba to train, for we who see a strong conservative trend in our courts, offend some people. But to others, the establish¬ take up the slack in local tax coffers. have little substantial evidence to the contrary. The and see what decisions like this may be leading to. ments provide a vent for fantasies that may only be Improper handling of this situation in the future fact that the troops are described as "extremely This decision may spawn new legislation about the supplied otherwise through violent crimes. Many of could push the students beyond their breaking point. mobile and exceptionally well-trained" may only be a difference between a "private nuisance" and us consider those who would credit to the schooling they are receiving. One sends patronize such places as If forced to, students could demand that they receive "offensive" material to complaintants. Rep. Dennis somehow sick or unfit for normal society. Others some of the benefits of their tax dollars, benefits now their military forces through rigorous training in Hertel, a Detroit democrat, announced the House would claim they enjoy an art form. As has been said largely accrued by the East Lansing homeowners. hopes to create effective military personnel, after Judiciary Committee will study the situation to see if before, beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and for The timing of the release of the study is peculiar at all. a new law is needed. For while parents do have a us to make judgments on another's pursuits of best. It is apparent that the homeowners would like The problem at the heart of this conflict involves a right to protect their children from what is legally far greater concern: the fate of the SALT II enjoyment would be a serious offense. Perhaps if to see students a little less interested in local affairs, obscene (as determined by the U.S. Supreme Court) more of us viewed pornographic bookstores and but the release of the study shortly before the agreements. The pro-defense snowball which has they do not have the right to shield them from what a closed movie theatres as business establishments election may spur students to show their concern. snowed this country may gather strength when small group may find personally offensive. That fine which cater to a certain buying public, we would Some time ago, word leaked out about a possible former President Gerald Ford blasts SALT II at a line, between "public nuisances" and "offensive have less who violently oppose the establishments. de-annexation of the MSU campus from the city of speaking engagement tonight. This will create a material" must be distinguished before situations And perhaps, if sex was not such a "dirty" item in East Lansing — a move which would eliminate Republican umbrella for other lawmakers who may like this happen again. many homes, citizens would not be attracted by what student influence from East Lansing affairs. It is want to back Ford's suggestions. A We commend the Court of Appeals for catching growing number others label as "smutty" bookstores and movie hoped the city would not have to resort to such of senators in Washington seem skeptical about this technicality, but we question the objectivity of theatres. tactics to solve its problems. VIEWPOINT: NUCLEAR POWER REXillMAED THOMAS We can no longer ignore Exterminators at '!/'? the nuclear power threat When you enter the Student Services The Academic Council suggested Mackey future. By THE OCTOBER 21st COALITION weapons. Building on Collingwood Drive there is a wait until the October Board of Trustees The fear at this earthquake zones, near four active vol¬ large display case outside the vice pre¬ University is not that The threat of nuclear power, coupled There is definitely a question of our basic canoes, and which just eight years ago was meeting to make his recommendation. Mackey will bring incompetent people in with the United States government's democratic rights being denied when we sident for student affairs office and across Chances are Mackey won't. But if he did hit by a tidal wave? Not many people know to sabotage the University's programs. But intense nuclear weapons build up places have no voice in these matters. Ask the from the placement services office. In that wait, it would only make the process longer about this, nor about the other projects instead, that Mackey is bringing in compe¬ each one of us into a critical position which case are the words "Fair Play. Play Fair." and more tedious. people who have been unknowingly living planned under similar circumstances in tent people who will act as his extermina¬ They don't we can no longer ignore. Our opposition for years in areas contaminated by one of seem that important to the Turner has been interviewed by trustees tors. must be heard. many underdeveloped countries. The average passer by, but if you are Wednesday night's meeting the thousands of illegal chemical dumpings. meager safety regulations existing here do involved and they seem pleased with the selection. This is the importance of those words in at 6:30 in 332 Union which will discuss in interviewing Moses Turner, it has — They'll tell you about their "rights" — not even apply in these countries, and more According to reports trustees want Mackey the showcase. Is Mackey playing fair or is nuclear power through a speaker and slide rights to be chronically ill, to have cancer, significant meaning. to make his often than not any protest is met by death appointment at tomorrow and the Academic Council playing fair? The show and will plan for the State-wide march Last week Vice President for Student miscarriages and deformed babies, while or torture under military dictators who are Friday's board meeting. Chances are Academic Council cannot recommend any¬ on Oct. 21st at the Capitol — is one they have no "right" to receive compensa¬ Affairs Eldon Nonnamaker submitted his place heavily supported by the U.S. government. Mackey will. He asked a group of students, one to take N'onnamaker's place, but they where we can begin. tion from the chemical companies who have resignation to MSF President Cecil faculty and the members of the councils want to hold things up. Mackey is Why are these critical questions being rushing The nuclear industry is the most blatant grown rich in the process. Mackey. Mackey, in a quick move, decided Executive Committee to meet and inter things through. ignored? They are being ignored because to bring in one of his own people from Texas example of the daily plans of the big These tragedies can no longer appear to the multi-nationals grow and thrive from view Turner. This occurred If the council is really Tech University to replace Nonnamaker. on Monday. trying to find out corporations who do not concern them be accidental. Especially when, for ex¬ the super profits obtained in precisely these This article went to print before the results what Turner's role would be, then But before doing so, he asked the Academic they are selves with the safety and needs of the ample, we witness the conscious decisions ways, and changing their methods of or opinions of that interview were dis¬ wasting their time and his. His job will be people in this country. There is no longer Council for their input. He hoped this would closed. being made which cut back social services, exploitation would destroy their entire the same asNonnamaker's.Hopefully, it will any question that there exists no safe way close public hospitals and cut back youth speed up the process. Mackey couldn't have As of now, Mackey is guilty of two be done much better. No matter how empire. been more mistaken. things. long to develop or maintain nuclear power. Not programs — all of which are desperately The corporations in this country will not For one he has tried to cut the they interview Turner, they will not be able What Mackey didn't realize was that University's only can they not control the dangers of a needed for many people today. Meanwhile, surrender their investment in nuclear red tape. After all these years someone is to determine whether he is different members of this Mackey's plant failure which could cost the lives of more and more of our tax dollars are used power, no matter how many times we can University like to trying to eliminate instead of perpetuate, exterminator or not. Turner won't tell and millions during one fatal disaster, but the for drastic increases in the military budget flex their muscles in bureaucratic the prove its dangerous consequences. But they games. bourgeoisie petty fogging that has neither will Mackey. The fact is whoever is statistics exist to prove that these plants and the continual development of out¬ They enjoy forming committees will have to listen to the struggles of the to study characterized past administrations. And put in charge of student affairs will have to are extremely dangerous under normal problems committees that often meet, rageously expensive nuclear weapons. We people in this country because we will give two or three months, Mackey is guilty of improving the Univer do Mackey's bidding. Remember what circumstances. Nuclear plants continually don't believe either of these plans would be them no other choice. longer than neces¬ sity's affirmative action policy. While Assistant to the President Lou Anna Simon emit strontium 90 into the atmosphere. This sary. And this is what would have happened others have approved by the people. We have no investment in nuclear power, talked of the University's said — vice presidents serve at the pleasure has increased the rates of for Other questions must be raised also; with the appointment of Turner, cancer people any more than in destructive chemical commitment, Mackey has shown it. Turner of the President. living around the plants to up to 56 percent The Academic Council would have taken will be the third black appointed to an questions which are completely ignored in plants, faulty automobiles or cancer pro¬ of the national average. These figures don't the media today such as the policies of U.S. about two months to study the role of the ducing food additives. As conscious people, administrative position. even take into consideration the nuclear vice president for student affairs. That It is good to see that someone will move corporations to export these evils to third it is our responsibility to expose the sounds good. Except this should have been done a long time ago. To would study this role now decisively said this on University policy. Some have appointment is the first test of Letters waste problem for which experts admit solution is available. We have been forced to express our no world countries. How many people know that a nuclear plant is being built by U.S. corporations in the Philippines that is being injustices, to take a stand on these issues, and to move movement which towards building a strong only complicate and frustrate the Mackey's power. It doesn't seem that recognizes the essential appointment process. The Academic opposition through demonstrations and subsidized and guaranteed against profit right of the world's people to decide how drastic. Mackey has no intentions of making other actions, since there has.been no place loss by our tax dollars through the U.S. Council should know the vice-president for student affairs already. role of the this appointment his war. He knows he has Mackey cares? for the people's opinion to be raised in the government's Export-Import Bank? How the wealth that they have produced by their own labor will be used. And we know that many more appointments to make in the decision making process of the nuclear many have heard on the nightly news that when this happens, neither nuclear power With due respect to the President's industries. The democracy we are led to this multi billion dollar project, which will appointees for the positions of Vice Pre nor super profits for a few corporate giants believe exists in this country is coming into never begin to meet the needs of the vast sident for Student Affairs and Services, will be on the agenda. Vice President for Development, and Vice question more and more. We have no vote majority of Philippinos, is being built in a The October 21st Coalition is o state wide President for Operations, one cannot help concerning nuclear power and nuclear location in one of the world's most active organization with student members at MSU "The State News but wonder if Mackey is really as concerned about affirmative action as he implies and impresses, or if he has become intimidated by a vocal and assertive member of the DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau Wednesday, September 26, 1979 Board of Trustees? Editorials are the opinions of the State News If President Mackey were truly con¬ Viewpoints, columns and letters are personal cerned about and sensitive to affirmative opinions. Editorial Department action, broadly conceived, would he not have subjected the filling of these positions Iditor m chiet R W Robinson Photo Editor Kim VanderVeer through affirmative guidelines as esta Managing Editor Ky Owen Entertainment & Booh Editor Bill Hold ship blished at MSU and as promulgated by the Opnion Editor Joy I Hoenlem Sports Editor Dave Janssen federal government? Has the President, in City Editor Susan Tompor Eoyout Editor Reginald Thomas his haste to "please", plunged the Univer Ron Przyslos freelance Editor Carrie Thorn W"e Edi'ar Anno Browne Chief Copy Editor Linda Oliverio sity headlong into a justified affirmative action guidelines suit? ■.'all representative Debbie Creemers One can only hope that during his first few months as President, Mackey will learn Advertising Department and honor the rights, privileges and roles of Advert ■, ' •, M>s' - Ron MacMillan Asst the students, faculty and staff which were Advertising Manager PatGreening so hard earned over the past decade. Name withheld Michigan Stote News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday September26, 1979 RICHMOND. Va. (API- A changer, radioactive water quakes. nuclear reactor at the Virginia from the reactor's core trans North Anna 1 will be out of Electric & Power Co.'s North fers heat to uncontaminated service for 12 weeks for Anna power station was shut water, producing steam to refueling and inspection that down Tuesday after a heat drive the generators. had been previously exchanger tube failed and But in the course of scheduled to start within the radioactive gas was released, shutting down the reactor, he next 10 days, the utility said. the utility said. said, there was a minor re¬ "Since the next few months The radioactivity of the lease of radioactive gas in an should be marked relatively gas released was only a small auxiliary building. mild weather, we believe we Leak shuts down fraction of allowable limits of radiation and the health and With the shutdown of North Anna 1. all of Vepco's will be able to meet customer loads during the period," safety of the public was not four nuclear generating units Stallings said. affected, said C.M. Stallings, are out of service. The second Last March's accident at nuclear reactor Vepco's vice president of power supply and production unit at the North Anna plant has not yet gone into opera tion. the Three Mile Island nuclear power plant near Harrisburg, operations. Pa., occurred when a series of He said no one at the plant Two reactors at Vepco's mechanical and human was over exposed to radia Surry power plant have been failures deprived a reactor of tion. shut down for months — one cooling water. The following for steam generator repairs rapid increase in temperature Stallings said the problem and both for testing of the caused radioactive steam and with the heat exchanger tube was not directly related to the units' ability to withstand gases to be vented to the reactor. In the heat ex stress from severe earth¬ atmosphere. State gives go-ahead for new U-Mhospital By CHRIS PARKS of outmoded buildings of the with certification agencies de tion of the certificate of need. Groundbreaking is scheduled State spite its nationwide reputation. A compromise subsequently for 1981 with project comple¬ LANSING (UPI) - University Hospital complex on officials gave the the U-M campus in Ann Arbor. The university's original was hammered out and the tion set for 1986. go-ahead The hospital now proposal for a $254 million, council gave its approval in Reizen said the project will Tuesday for the replacement of has a capacity the University of Michigan's of 969 beds. 966 bed facility was criticized increase the efficiency of medi¬ cal care while correcting code hospital, ending a year of University officials long have as too expensive by the Com THE HOSPITAL MUST prehensive Health Planning deficiencies. He said 135 physi¬ controversy over the project sought to replace the aging have the certificate of need to with a $200-plus million price structure which has experi Council of Southeastern Michi cians and 277 other profes¬ qualify for participation in sionals will be added to the tag which reportedly is tops for enced increasing difficulties gan which recommended rejec federal programs. any U.S. hospital to date. hospital staff. State Health Director Maurice Reizen ceremonially handed the crucial certificate of need to U-M Interim President Allan Smith during a Capitol Dayton Hudson plan to be presented news conference also attended by the head of a planning group which fought to scale-down the project. at Planning Commission hearing tonight "This is indeed a very great be used for the mall site. He said Dayton Hudson representatives Dayton Hudson Properties will present a site plan for its moment for the University of have indicated that they would request part of that land be proposed shopping mall at 7:30 tonight at a Planning Commission Michigan," Smith said. hearing in the Pinecrest School gymnasium, 1811 Pinecrest Road. rezoned residential. The project cost is set at $210 The public hearing, the second held by the Planning The request also allows housing on approzimately 103 acres, million but health department Commission, will reveiw Dayton Hudson's 16'2-acre rezoning with 18 additional acres dedicated to the city for community use. policies allow for cost overruns request for construction of a mall on U.S. 127 and Lake Lansing Owen said Dayton Hudson consultant Daniel Swantko and of as much as 15 percent, Road. The Commission may make an immediate recommendation traffic, economic and environmental consultants will present the meaning the project eventually to East Lansing City Council, City Planner Robert Owen said plan and answer questions tonight. may cost as much as $241 Should the Planning Commission pass a recommendation back to Missing license plates returned Tuesday. million. city council tonight, Owen said the council would have to advertise Approximately 40 acres in the request would be rezoned for 15 days prior to a last public hearing on the issue. Owen predicted retail sales business to allow construction of the mall. Owen said an that council would hold a public hearing on the mall prior to the A plain, brown envelope by an anonymous individual, Safety said. THE LEGISLATURE additional 24 acres in Meridian and Lansing townships would also election. dropped off at a Case Hall were stolen last weekend and STILL must approve funding belong to people who Persons who are missing out for the project through the reception desk Tuesday turned may some out to contain 13 stolen out-of- don't even know they were of state license plates may State Building Authority. state license plates. missing, Major Adam Zutaut identify them at the DPS The 888-bed project involves The plates, which were left of the Department of Public Building, 87 Red Cedar Road. the replacement and renovation Boucle in black with bone: a sweaterdress so slender, so warm, so easy for Miss J. Every important fashion message from texture to color to silhouette, is sent by this fitting knit of rayon/polyester boucle. Standing collar on slimmed blouson with ribbed waist and cuffs, side-slit skirt. 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() Michigan S'ate News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, September 26, 1979 Bukowski: poet for our time Play The Piano Drunk Like A Perrunsion Instrument I ntil The Bukowski may be the first American poet to do what American Fingers Begin To Bleed A Bit poets ever since Wordsworth have been talking about doing: by Charles Bukowski writing in the language of the everyday individual without Black Sparrow Press, 125 sacrificing quality. His deft use of the colloquial idiom comes quite I was almost too weak to walk osmosis. I hope I've actually managed to say something about him pages $4.00 naturally to him. And he is a natural story teller — even his poems but I walked around and turned on all the lights in this reveiw and if not it's probably because this is the THIRD Reviewed by RENALDO MIGALDI are little stories, rich with the voices and and made it back to the bed passions of real people, time in two years I've reviewed one of his books and I'm trying An English professor and I once got most of whom have been crushed by the System. Buk doesn't and again my soul dropped down through the mattress into a little argument. It hard, friends, not to repeat myself. Why don't you just put this began when I offhandedly remarked, in my moralize; he just plops the naked American dream in front of us and I leaped up snotty, opinionated paper down and run right out and buy Play The Piano right now, way, that I felt Charles Bukowski was one of the greatest poets like hot, steaming garbage, and allows us to smell the stink. just before it hit the floor and all of Buk's other books too. Read them, and then read them America had ever produced. To this I added my opinion that Jack Bukowski is far beyond worrying about technique. Far beyond 1 walked around and I turned on all the lights again. You'll be different when you are through. Kerouac was one of America's greatest novelists. the bearded professors with their electric typewriters and their and then I went back to bed As for what the professors say, don't worry. The academics, well The look he gave me was not really one of amazement. It was students and their mimeographed handouts and slim volumes of and down it dropped again and meaning though they may be, are usually 50 years behind what's more of a well-meaning, verse. Far beyond the shallow formalists-without-content, the I was up patronizing smile that said: "Well, I went happening in world literature anyway. Buk is a real artist, not just through a stage like that too, but you'll grow out of it soon Updikes and John Irvings that the bookstore cash registers so love turning on all the lights ..." a pop star like Tom Robbins or a circus freak like Norman Mailer enough." I insisted to the contrary. to ring for. Buk is interested in feelings, in mysteries, in truth and Buk doesn t spare much, and he often likes or a bland suburban daydreamer like John Updike or a lovable The discussion veered toward Bukowski, and the professor tried to revel in the most suffering. The technique gritty, distasteful aspects of modern urban life, and you might find dummy like John Irving. So don't worry about the professors; all to explain to me that while Bukowski's work was undoubtedly a lot springs from the unconscious his philosophy quite a bit on the harsh side, but whether they can ever say anyway is Hemingway, Faulkner, Fitzgerald, of fun to read, and admittedly rich with emotion, it lacked and creates itself. The tech you agree any with him or not he is FASCINATING; he is blessed Hemingway, Faulkner, Fitzgerald, Hemingway, Faulkner, Fitz¬ intellectual underpinning, or any sense of craft. He also said that lor cursed) nique is coarse, blunt and with the ability to vibrate emotions right into gerald, Hemingway . . . Kerouac wrote books for adolescents. your brain like powerful. While so many This prof was one of the few in the MSU English Department I writers waste time on talk had any respect for, and I filed his remarks in my head for future shows, while the Mailers and reference, thinking that after a few years and more reading, I Micheners scream at each other might come to better see what he was getting at. over typescripts piled deep Every Wednesday Two years have since passed. Although I still enjoy leafing with incomprehensible gibber¬ through On The Road or The Subterraneans from time to time, I ish, Buk is on the streets, have gradually grown impatient with Kerouac's simplistic romanticism, his words for the sake of words, and his nonsense listening to the voices, feeling the rises and falls of his gut, A Whopper about the greatness of America. But I am ever more convinced and getting it all down on paper about the quality of Bukowski's work. His poems, stories and ... the thoughts that most of us novels are far more than just the random ravings of a drunken linger on for half a second and of a special! madman. When you stand back and look at them as a single body of then abandon forever to a 5 pm till 1:00 am work, you realize that they all seem to point to the same thing. stream of others so that in the And you can sense and feel what that "thing" is, but you cannot state what it is in a few glib words. It has taken someone gifted end they blur together and mean nothing? — Buk stops 25C OFF with an awesome power of vision to articulate secrets we are all On All Pints dimly aware of, secrets we feel running in our veins like poison; Charles Bukowski in a standard each one, punches it in the chest and demands, "who are • Chocolate burger bv jd c and even this individual cannot communicate his secret in a few pose. simple words. It must be hinted at, suggested, surrounded with fences, coaxed into standing still, jabbed at with relentless YOU?" Six • • Vanilla Coffee KING "the night i was going to die punches, stared down, and otherwise persuaded to pull the mask Wonderful • Carob I was sweating >n the bed off its face. and / could hear the crickets Flavors • Honey Bukowski's 34th published book — his second this called Flay The Piano Drunk Like A Percussion Instrument 1 ntil year is and there was a cat fight outside and I could feel my soul dropping down through the • Rum-Raisin no coupons Whopper The Fingers Begin To Bleed A Bit. Avid fans of Bukowski's work mattress limit Haagen-Dazs will recognize the word "piano" as Bukowski's habitual no metaphor arnl just before it hit the floor I jumped up for that most loved and hated of the writer's tools the - Offers Good at typewriter. The title, then, concisely states Bukowski's ideal of what a real writer must do (stated more elaborately in "how to be All Natural Ice Cream 1141 E. Grand River a great writer," a poem from his book Iaive Is A Taken further, it suggests an attitude toward how life is to be lived. But I don't want to be about all this . . . Dog From Hell). cockeyed and psuedo-intellectual ENT A turn WEEKEND Play The Piano is a collection of Buk's poetry from the past nine or ten years. There is some variation of more elaborate and styles, from his earlier, figurative style ("the paper on the floor," "2347 *9SPECIAL Could You Use Duane") To his latest work: terse, laconic, vibrant with echoes I "a (Fri. pm to Mon. am) FREE BOOKS killer gets ready," "the loner"). This variation makes for somewhat hodgepodge effect, but the collection does a 10c A MILE keep a certain unity from the remarkable consistency in the quality of the • 1& or older Major Credit poems. 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MSU let the Purdue back slip ball and referee Steve Cohen hard pitch in exciting season for an MSU score. Michele country team made an excellent Spartans placed six women in control and support play pro through to gain excellent ordered a scrum down, award Webb has won the opening competition. Strobehn's conversion showing in the 12th annual the top 20 in a field of 300, with Spring vided excellent team coverage yardage for the second Purdue attempt hank Invitational three consecu MSU and Purdue both ap ing the ball to the defending failed and the game ended soon Springbank Invitational Road all team members bettering from about mid field to the try try. The conversion attempt team. Purdue. Race which tive years. peared strong through much of line. after with Purdue on was run Sunday in their times from a year ago in failed but Purdue was still Possession of the ball after top, 10 8. London, Ontario. the game, but two important Some excellent kicking plays MSU is scheduled to the same race. Senior co captains Lisa Berry ahead by six, 10-4. the scrum remained uncertain play at Because of the format of the plays revealed the MSU Road from MSU's Terry Rizzo and home Saturday against Kent Senior Cynthia Wadsworth and Natalie Hughes did not run On the last score of the game while a flurry of action took race, individual places rre de¬ Ruggers' weaknesses. Both fine ball handling from Carol State University on the led the Spartan in the Springbank race due to MSU showed fine control by charge as she plays came deep in Purdue place behind the try line. But termined instantly, while team finished the four-and-a-half mile injuries. Transfer st udent Carol Schultz, provided a fine key driving within a meter of the MSU's Sue Grissim, Veterinary Clinic fields. 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"Sure," he he didn't know at what point in day to move four full games Meanwhile, the Reds finish umphant moment for Dennis dressed in a smart gray flannel said, "get the race the injury had taken major league pennant races still through the motions, trying to ahead with only five to play. the season with home games me some beer, get me and Joan Milne, the part own have only one sure winner, the keep sharp for the playoffs, dress suit and was still holding a bottle of wine." place. No cast would be placed The Angels have been teeter¬ and chances are the Big Red ers of Sensitive Prince, but it Baltimore Orioles. However, after running away with the the one and one half dozen, on the leg, but a heavy slug ing on the brink of collapse for Machine will return to the two of the races look almost divisional title. wasn't. Less than an hour long stemmed red roses that DENNIS AND JOAN Milne band would. the last month, but now it looks playoffs for the first time since over while one looks like it is Their earlier they had watched and had been given to her in the left to search for a party store. Someone asked, "if this western opponent like they will win their first 1976. cheered as the four year old son winner's circle. The roses were wouldn't have happened, would going right down to the wire. looks as if it will be California, divisional title ever. The National League East is Andy Desernio removed Sensi of Majestic Prince had charged tied together with a big red tive Prince's legs from the tub of still a dogfight. The surprising you have been willing to take on out of the starting gate and led bow. The blanket of red and ice water, toweled them off and In the National League West, Montreal Expos were one-half Affirmed one more time?" the Houston Astros dream of from flag fall to the finish line in winning the 31st running of the white carnations that had been draped over Sensitive Prince's checked the bandage. He walked outside the stall and DENNIS MILNE SMILED. International Year of the winning its first divisional title game in front of the Pittsburgh Pirates after salvaging a split of Michigan Mile and One Eighth shoulders lay folded on her lap. reached into a brown bag There was a time when many rapidly disappears. The Astros their doubleheader in Pitts¬ Handicap at Detroit Race Course. But as jockey Jacinto "I'd usually hang these up containing some grapes. thought that Sensitive Prince Child sets Family Run lost both ends of a doublehead er to the last place Atlanta burgh Monday. The Expos had outside the barn," she said as "Grapes of wrath," he said. was a match for last year's seven games left, the Pirates Braves Monday night, to drop six. The teams had two remain¬ Vasquez guided him to the she fingered the blanket, her "Grapes of wrath!" He held out Triple Crown champion. He Old ( ollege I- ield will host the winner's circle a sharp eye could Family Run in conjunction with the 2-and-one-half games in back of eyes moist. "But it seems so a handful for Sensitive Prince. almost beat Affirmed in the MSI International \ ear of the Child committee on ing games in Pittsburgh, with detect that Sensitive Prince "Ixwk," said Desernio, laugh Jim Dandy Stakes at Saratoga Saturday, Oct. the Cincinnati Reds and just first place riding on the out¬ was inappropriate. And he ran such about insure themstlves an bobbing his head and veering ing, "he sure likes his grapes!" last year. But in three races The distance for this year's run will be one mile for come. children 12 and slightly off step. Something Indeed, he had. He had fought The x rays were taken on against Affirmed, he had lost under, and three miles in the open division. was wrong with his left front off several challenges from his three times. Sunday morning. They showed Registration fees will be $2 for 12-and under participants and $3 leg. half brother, Prince Majestic, that Sensitive Prince had "No," said Dennis Milne. lor all others. Checks may be made payable to Michigan State He was taken to the track and was in front by a widening cracked the cannon bone in his "Affirmed's too tough." University. veterinarian as soon as the length and one half at the finish. left front leg. He could never The record will show that Registration will take place from 9 to 10:15 a.m. the day of the awards ceremony was over and He had been bet down to 3-5 by Sensitive Prince won six of race again. It was decided that race, followed by the 12-and-under run at 10:30 a.m. The open given a shot of Phenylbutazone the crowd, officially listed at he immediately be shipped to eight races his final year, with division run will begin at 11 a.m. ("Bute"). Now he stood in his 12,108, and had matched last Iyexington, Kentucky, where he earnings of $280,000. His life All contestants who submit their entries stall with hoth forelegs in a tub time earnings total $495,000. He by Oct. 3 will receive year's Michigan Mile winning would start breeding for Top International Year of the Child t-shirts. of ice water. His exercise rider, time of 1:52.3. The Marc Stable as soon as he goes out as a winner of a major Call Days Evenings t Weekends Entries should be mailed to: MSU IYC Committee, Institute for Bobby Commodore, was Dennis Milne came over to stakes race, and if you're a horse Family & Child Study, Home Management House, Unit 2, MSU, crouched underneath him with the top half of a sawed off, the stall. "We' x-rayed tomorrow morning," he Dennis Milne calmly an swered the questions. The origi and you have to retire, that's the way to go. East Lansing, Mich. 48824. 332 2539 Entries should include requested t-shirt size and plastic gallon jug, ladling the said to Andy Desernio, Sensi nal plan had been that Sensitive age as of Oct. 13. .MrVM 919 E. Grand River Ave. Educational Center Ltd. water over an eight-inch area tive Prince's assistant trainer Prince would run in one more . and second in command for the E. Lansing, Ml 48823 just above Sensitive Prince's race after the Michigan Mile, left ankle. A heavy blue band stable of horses trained by New then be retired to stud on age had already been applied. York based H. Allen Jerkens. November 1. He has already to the Windy City of Chicago "Anything you need?" been syndicated for $2.5 million. TEN FEET AWAY, Joan "Sure," said Desernio. He is Yes, Milne disappointed a was sponsored by Student Alumni Association ■WB"! Milne sat on top of a muck small man with an exhuberance about what had happened. No, November 3 and 4, 1979 0° Sports-Circle. Touch football 6 to 8 player's clinic: tonight, turf arena of IM Enrollment form available at MSU Alumni office—Union Building, Washburne Travel .°£Ou Center—228 Abbott, dorm SHORT COURSES rx, Sports West. Open to all play or ers involved in IM touch foot reception desks. ball. Will review rules, skills The Computer Laboratory will offer a series of Limited to 200 Deadline October 15, 1979 and strategies. non-credit short courses in computing during Fall Volleyball player's clinic: Term. Registration must be made by September meeting 6 to 7 tonight in gym 28, 1979 in the User Information Center, 313 127 of IM Sports-Circle. Open Computer Center. A $2 fee covering materials is to any persons involved in IM charged for each short course. Computer time is volleyball. Will review rules, not included in the basic fee, but is available for an skills and strategies. additional cost at the student's option. Asterisks Men's bowling: fraternity and residence hall, entry dead (*) next to course numbers indicate courses that have prerequisites; for more information, call line noon Friday in Rm. 121 of 353-1800. Sports-Circle. Introduction to Computing (100) For persons with little or no computing experience. Sec. I: October 1. 2, 3. 4. 5 3-5 p.m.; 221 Berkey Hall. (K V.W.-PORSCHE-AUDI Sec. II: October 1.2, 3. 4, 5 7-9 p.m., 110 Computer Center. Introduction to the MSU 6500 (101*) ^ALTCMCTIVt, \INC. PARTS & SERVICE For persons with experience at another computing 3.8,10 7-9 p.m : 501 Computer Center. Basic SPSS (155*) facility. October 1, Introduction to the Statistical Package for the Social Sciences. Sec I: October IS. 17, 22, 24 7-9 p.m.; 110 Computer Center. Sec. U: October 16,18. 23. 25 3-5p.p.m.: 221 Berkey Hall. parts service Introduction to Interactive Usage (175*) Introduction to the of the interactive computing facility at MSU Let G.A. be your use Featuring 20% off!! Service Center. We are Sec. Sec. II: I October8,10,15,17 3-Sp.m.. 221 Berkey Hall. October 9,11,16.18 7-9p.m., 110 Computer Center on most over the counter parts. We want you to save. dependable, prompt, BASIC (220*) Instruction in BASIC, an all-purpose programming language. October and cost efficient. 23,24 7-9p.m.: 103EppleyCenter. ■ Magnetic Tapes (310*) CALL 235 Homer Instruction and discussion of magnetic tape terminology and procedures. November 5, 7,12,14 7-9 p.m.; 110 Computer Center. 332-5025 ^outh of Frandor) FREE SEfTllNRRS A series of free seminars will be offered this Fall. No registration is necessary. Microcomputers: An Introduction and Overview A general perspective on the field for people considering purchasing a microcomputer. An introduction for people who have little or no knowledge of microcomputers. September 26, 3-5 p m Ill EBH. . Engineering GRADER II A program to relieve faculty members of much of the clerical work in Opportunities combining scores and assigning grades. October 2, 3-5 p.m., 204 SKH. MSU Computer System Documentation Test Design RCA Consumer Electronics Division seeks Discussion of available documentation for users of the MSU computing facilities. October9, 3-5 p.m.. 110 Computer Center. Engineers degreed Engineers on assignments involving automated test equipment and related projects Microcomputers computers, for people with little or r Successful candidates must have digital October 10, 3-5p.m.. Ill EBH electronics experience, plus a knowledge ot microcomputers and their applications HAL and User Libraries ed Discussion of HAL usage with the HUSTLER Auxiliary Library and the creation and maintenance of user auxiliary libraries. October 16, 3-5 Manufacturing Responsibilities will include analyzing, p.m.. 110 Computer Center. Methods Engineers planning and improving the manufacturing methods, processes, tools and equipment Microcomputer Equipment Assignments are conducted on a proiect un iKiciiaiuie hm microprocessors to other basis with traditional ME IE functions iputer and non-computer equipment. October 24, 3-5 p.m., Ill included EBH A four year degree in Mechanical or Data Base Management Industrial Engineering is required toi Basic concepts of data base management systems — their capabilities highly challenging position and limitations. November 6, 3-5 p.m 110 Computer Center, Salary is commensurate with experience Microcomputer Software and a total benefits package which rview of available computer languages, applications and at- includes company-paid family health ar November 7. 3-5 p. m. 111 EBH , life insurance, income sai many other benefi " Cartographic Automatic Mapping ' the CAM (Cartographic Automatic Mapping) package ItCil Mr Chuck Biaxton RCA sociated geocoded base files: November 14,3-5 p.m 308 EBH World Data Banks I and II FTN Version 5 Consumer Electronics Division roduction to the 1977 ANSI standard FORTRAN and the FTN 5 1300 South Rogers ler November 20. 3-5p m . 110 Computer Center Bloonungton. Indiana 47401 We are an UCSD PASCAL System Equal Opportunity En description of the system, and benefits of its use will be given. Mowed by an actual demonstration November 21. 3-5 p.m.. Ill A Tradition On The Move! Michigon Stote News. Eost Lonsing, Michigon Wednesday September 26,1979 , 1 1 I A DYNAMO OF SEXUAL ENERGY^ ALL PARTS MESH LIKE A WELL- Rock Island still stalled DIIKi TUMATOE & OILED MACHINE ONE RARE PORN IFLICK! HUSltf R MAGA/INf "SOPHISTICATED SEX! VISUALLY WASHINGTON (AP) - The and the four-week walkout's supervised reorganization to panies. THE ALL STAR FROGS A PLEASURE YOU CAN BET ON Interstate Commerce Commis¬ impact on farmers. stave off bankruptcy. NOW THROIItH SATURDAY I'MISBEHAVIN ' playboy sion on Tuesday delayed for a The commission said it would SUPERIOR PRODUCTION*' The ICC met as 4,100 striking day plans to order a swift announce its decision Wednes¬ MEANWHILE, AN CINfMA X MAGAZINE Rock Island workers continued resumption of freight ship¬ day. OTHER development that has cover $3.00 at the door THIS YEAR S HOTTEST ments on the strikebound and But because of paperwork to defy a 60 day, back to-work XRATEDr SIR disrupted grain shipments, an MAGAZINE order issued by President financially strapped Rock and other details, it would be 11 week strike at grain ele Carter last Thursday. I LESLIE B0VEE IS THE MOST Island railroad. the end of this week or early vators in the twin ports of TRASHY. FLASHY GOLD DIGGER Carter said he asked the ICC The ICC said it would vote next week before freight could 2* Abbott M.E.Unoovi Ml. THE SILVER SCREEN HAS EVER Duluth, Minn., and Superior, to act because the Rock Island Wednesday on a revised plan start moving again along the Wis., ended Tuesday when lacks enough cash to resume Sr'EN." tllTE MAliA/INi for ordering the Kansas City Rock Island's 13-state, 7,000- grain handlers ratified con full operations, even with an Terminal Co. to operate the mile system, ICC officials tracts with eight elevator com¬ end to the strike. Rock Island system for 60 days to relieve the mounting eco¬ nomic burden on the Mid¬ estimated. There also was a chance the ICC would delay acting for 48 BovSsMisBehavin' western farm industry, which hours — as suggested by one has been unable to ship huge commission member — so the ASSOCIATED STUDENTS of grain harvests to market. agency could bolster its legal The ICC met in special ses¬ case for ordering a resumption MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY sion after it received a letter of operations. from new Transportation In addition, Rock Island offi¬ Secretary Neil Goldschmidt, cials might go to court to try to who said he was "shocked" at block a temporary takeover. the handling of the railroad's The railroad is under court labor and money problems by its court-appointed trustee, William M. Gibbons of Chicago. GOLDSCHMIDT ALSO HAD urged the ICC to act immediately, but the commis¬ sion recessed to redraft its "directed service" order and to get more information on the Rock Island's money problems Logan be expanded The possible expansion of Logan Street and extension of temporary 1-69 through Eaton County will be discussed by the Tri-County Regional Planning Commission 7:30 tonight at 2722 E. Michigan Ave. Before the Logan Street pro¬ ject can be federally funded, it must be placed on the Trans¬ portation Improvement Pro¬ gram list of priorities. The commission will discuss the status of these projects tonight. Cowley Ave. stays open ! Cowley Avenue north of Saginaw Street will not be Closed, the East Lansing Transportation Commission decided Monday. > Despite citizen desire to close the street to prevent the flow of through traffic from Saginaw, the commission de¬ termined that there is not enough traffic on Cowley Avenue to warrant any traffic control measures. ' Mark Harbinson, of the Commission, said that based {>n a recent study, Cowley has Very low traffic. Michigan State News East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, September 26, 1979 IT ONLV TAKES MINUTES TO PLACE YOUR STATE NEWS F1ED ACTION AD! 347 STUDENT SERVICES BUILDING CALL 355-8255 Classified Advertising Automotive fmployment |[fi] ! Employment |[~|Tl | Employment ~|ffil f Employment |fiTI | Employment |Ij|| I Employment ||ii| PINTO 1974. New tires, HOSTESS, PART-time even¬ Information shocks, battery, exhaust sys¬ CASHIER WANTED, part HELP! PART time service COMPUTER PROGRAM¬ LIKE TO DRIVE NURSES AID - positions for PHONE 355-8255 347 Student Services ings Approximately 20 hours time. Neat appearance a persons. MSU students to Bldg. tem & MING SUPERVISOR Writ¬ DO IT FOR those who would enjoy work- tune up. $800 a week. $3.50/hour. Apply in must. Able to work with work lunches. Kellogg Center - 332 4010. 8 10 4(4) ing custom programs, for a DOMINO'S PIZZA. ing with patients in their person at the Willow Lounge figures. Good pay. Apply in Catering Room 115, 353- business industry, must be Now Regular Rates 2006 West Willow. 5-10-2 (6) person only, between 10 8893. Apply Anytime. hiring full and part-time homes. Hours: 8 to 5, week- PLYMOUTH DUSTER '72 experienced. Basic and ma¬ delivery people. Flexible days. Immediate openings DAYS am-5pm weekdays. CINEMA 6-9-28 (6) chine languages. Must be hours with 1 day-95 per line New brakes, $650 or best X ADULT ENTERTAINMENT paid vacations available for those without TRANSCRIBERS very thorough and able to and holiday benefits. Can aide certificates. Call Diana at 3 days 85 per line offer. 372 7495 8 10 3 (31 CENTER, 1000 W. Jolly PART TIME cooks and bus- motivate others. make up to $5/hour with 323-2223.8-10-3 (9) Needed. Volunteer reoders Road, Lansing. OR 7-9-28 (9) boys positions open. Apply commission and tips. Apply 6 days-80 per line PORSHE012 1966 Southern to assist in reading text- Backstage Meridian Mall be¬ ELECTRONICS 8 days 70' per line car, no rust, $6000 or best TEMPORARY HELP needed. TECH- at the following locations. DANCE - MASON Recrea¬ tween 2-5 p.m. Monday nician — to service micro¬ tion offer Must sell. 676 9078. students Please call Mike - department has opening line Rote per insertion Experience with costumes, Friday. 8-10-1 (5) computers, build special in¬ 2068 Cedar St., Holt for tap and ballet instructors. 5-9 26 (4) Ellis ot 353 9642. make-up, or retail helpful. terfaces, special computer 1561 Haslett Rd., Haslett Call 676-9155. X-1-9-26 (4) Call HOLLYWOOD COS¬ PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT PORSCHE. 911P 1973, air, devices and prototypes. In¬ 1139 E. Grand River, Master Charge 8 Visa Welcome TUME CO. 321 1663. with Michigan's largest multi- leather, CB, much more, WANTED - YOUNG ambi¬ manufacturer distributor, 15- teresting work, very clean East Lansing COCKTAIL WAITRESSES, 7-9-28 (6) 5214 Cedar St., Lansing Special Rates serious inquiries only. Call at tious people, 18 years of age 20 hours per week. Automo¬ pleasant environment. Must full or part time, days or 6 p.m. 351 6233. 3 9 28 (4) or older, wanting to earn have excellent understanding 3608 N.E. St., Lansing evenings, no experience LOCAL AMWAY distributor bile required. 339-9500. of computers. 345 Ads-3 lines-*4.00-5 extra money in their spare 801 Thomas L. Parkway, necessary, apply in person, days. 80' per line over is helping many persons earn C-7-9-29 (5) 3 lines. No adjustment in rate when cancelled, '76 RABBITT DELUXE Good time. Will train, call 5-9237 for Lansing HUDDLE SOUTH 820 W. money working 2 to 4 hours 966 Price of condition. 1 224 4870 interview. Ask for Sonya. BABYSITTER AND house¬ Trowbridge, E. Lansing Miller Road, Lansing. item(s) for sale must be stated ii 5 10-2 (3) 8-10-1 (8) per day. We can hlep you. 12-10-9(22) 12-10-11(7) Maximum sale price of 5200. Private party ads For an appointment call 723 keeper for girls 3 & 5 in E.L. FAST FOOD MANAGERS 6055. 7-9-28 (7) home. Weekday afternoons. only. RN'S-GN'S WORK-STUDY students SECRETARY IN Haslett, full TRANSPORTATION SPE Need car Et references. Call Domino's Pizza, 250 units needed. Apply at the MSU Peanuts Personal ads 3 lines *2.25 CIAL. 69 Impala Runs good. 332-6688 after 5. 7-10-3(5) or part-time. Office skills - per inser nationwide, need experi¬ SKI SALES people - In Lansing General Hospital has Yearbook in Room 30 Stu- tion. 75' per line over 3 lines, (pre-payment). $120 351 2237 5 9 28 (3) required. Nancy, 339-3400. enced fast food managers Lansing's largest ski shop. full and part time positions dent Services. 3-9-28 (4) ELBINGER STUDIO is look¬ C-3-9-28 (3) Rummage /Garage Sale ads 4 lines '2.50 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1973. now to be trained for posi¬ Part and full time sales. Hard available for registered and 63' per line over,4 lines per insertion. tions as store ing for a few good models. graduate A 4-day, 10 Hardtop and convertible, managers. You and soft goods. Some ex¬ nurses. PHOTOGRAPHERS AND PART TIME APPLY IN PERSON ONLY hour evening janitor- Round Town ads 4 59,000 miles. Good condition. can earn up to $250 per week perience preferred. Apply in per day work week WRITERS! Work for the ial, lines-'2.50-per insertion. while in training. Our expan¬ Wednesday, October 3, 1 option allowing 3 day week¬ MSU Yearbook. Apply at 30 car necessary, Call 482- 63' per line over 4 lines. Must sell. 484 3264 after 5 person, MC Sporting Goods, 6232. 10-10-9 (3) sion offers exciting oppor¬ p.m. - 4 p.m. 220 Albert St. ends is available 5002 W. Saginaw. on the Student Services. 3-9-28 (4) Lost & Found p.m. 5-10-2 (4) 7-10-3(5) ads/Transportation ads 3 lines- tunities for you to join the 12-10-10(8) midnight shift. We offer: HANDYMAN IN Haslett, M ,50-per insertion. 50' fastest growing pizza com¬ primary and team nursing, per line over 3 lines. If you're looking for reason¬ NOW ACCEPTING applies EAST LANSING Arts work- part-time, flexible hours, S/F Popcorn able buys on winter sporting pany in the world. Your salary complete orientation pro¬ shop; 3 clerical, 1 custodial (Sorority-Fraternity) 50' per line. as beginning manager is COMPUTER OPERATOR for tions for part time help. Apply gram, continuing education Minor repair, maintenance equipment, you'll find them East Lansing firm. 3rd shift, 1 position. Work study only, and electrical work. Phone $12,500 per year plus 25% Burger King Restaurant, 3121 support system, excellent 332-2565. 3-9-28 (4) Deadlines first in Classified! E. Saginaw, Et 1141 E. Grand Mr. Kay, 339-9500. profit of the unit. Supervisory year experience in opera¬ wage and benefit package. tions. Call 351-8893. River between 2-4 p.m. C-3-9-28 (5) and franchising opportunities For more information contact PLANT PARTIES - Hostess TRIUMPH 68 TR250 No 8-10-4(7) Want Ads-2 p.m.-l class day before pub available after 12 months 7-10-3(4) Personnel Office rust, rebuilt engine, new bat¬ Depart¬ earns 10%. Contact HYA- HOUSEKEEPER - CHILD- lication. successful store ment, Lansing General Hospi¬ CINTH HOUSE GREENERY, tery, and radiais. 90% re¬ manage¬ WORK STUDY - Mainten¬ EXPERIENCED SEAM¬ CARE. After 3. Days flexible. Cancellation Change ! p.m.-l class stored. Collectors item. Stu¬ ment. Send resume to Joyce ance aid and program aid in STRESS to sew for private tal, 2800 Devonshire, Lan¬ 332-6200. 8-10-5 (4) 332-7263. 5-9-28 (3) day be White, 6300 West Michigan, sing, Ml 48909. Phone 372- fore publication. dent must sell, $2300 355 residential facility for mental¬ party (lady). Must have trans¬ Apt H2, Lansing, 48917. 8220 ext. 267. EOE. SECRETARY: TYPE 55 COOK NEEDED for sorority Classified Display deadline-3 p.m. 2 class 0787. 3-9-25 (6) ly handicapped adults. Con¬ portation, good pay for the 12-10-9 (24) tact Jan, 393-4442. 8-10-1 (5) right person. Call 482-2259 10-10-5J25) WPM; Word/data processing house part time. Call Tricia days before publication. 74 VOLVO after 1 p.m. 3-9-28(6) preferable; shorthand/dicta- 337-1197. Z-3-9-28 (3) Once ad is ordered it cannot be cancelled Wagon. Loaded, NOW HIRING Taking ap¬ MC DONALD'S RESTAU¬ PART TIME waitresses or rustproof, Immaculate, wanted at Mac's Bar. 2700 phone desirable; excellent plications for all positions, RANTS of East Lansing and benefits, send resume to DOOLEY'S IS now hiring changed until after 1st insertion. $3650/best offer. 351 8967 apply in person, any after¬ Okemos NOW TAKING applications East Michigan. Call 484-6795 There is a M OO 5-9-26 (3) are now hiring for at our two East Lansing State News Classified, 347 waiters and waitresses. Start- charge for 1 ad change plus noon. RAINBOW RANCH, full and part time employ¬ after 6 p.m. 7-10-2 (4) 50 per additional Arby's Roast Beef locations Student Services, Box C-3, ing immediately, must have change for maximum VW BUS, 1973, good mile 2843 E. Grand River. ment. Shifts available starting for part time and full time DRAFTSPERSON FULL or East Lansing. 2-9-27 (8) references. Apply in person of 3 changes. 5-9-26 (5) at 7 and 11am and 5pm. between noon-4 p.m., Wed- age, good shape, many new employment. See manager part time. Call for interview. The State News will only be responsible for Apply in person 8-10am and between 2 p.m. WORK STUDY positions at nesday and Thursday. Ask parts. 339-9285. 8 10 1 (3) PART-TIME handyman and - 5 p.m., 332-8623, 5-9-28 (3) the 1st days incorrect insertion. 2-4pm. Monday through Monday thru Friday. library media center. Contact f°r Rick. 131 Albert St. Adjust¬ farm worker. Must be de¬ Thursday. 7-10-1 (9) ment claims must be made within 10 '69 VW Dependable trans¬ 4-9-28(7) SUBSTITUTE BUS drivers Carol or Patty, IRC, 355-1752. 2-9-27 (8) days - pendable, able to operate 5-10-2 (4) of expiration date. portation, new tires, 33 mpg. tractor and for Okemos Public School good with ani¬ TELEPHONE SURVEYS THE SELECTIVE elective $400 355 1553 3 9 27(3) mals. 349-1330. 7-9-28 (5) PART TIME maintenance 8 District. If interested call Mr. . . . Bills are due 7 days from ad expiration date. Evenings 5-9pm, 5 days a a.m. - 11 a.m. Some after¬ Green at 349-9440. 5-9-28 (4) RN - SHIFT supervisor. Full A'r F°rce ROTC. And after If not paid by due date, a M .00 late week, $3/hour plus bonus. time opening on 3-11 p.m. Y°ur four years of participa- VW 411 '72 auto, tuned, run SERVICE STATION atten¬ noons at Owen Graduate service charge will be due. Call EASTLAWN MEMORY NIGHT WAITRESS - Wil¬ shift. Liberal fringe benefits, h°n, a commission as an Air good, use regular gas $699 Center. 355-5009. 2-9-26(4) dant, experienced, 18 years, GARDENS, 349-9180. Bob 355-2739, 353 8755. liamston Bar. Phone Carl evening Et night differential, Force officer. And after that. references, 332-6335 Jim 5-9-27 (5) STUDENTS FOR workstudy 655-3644 days, 655-4259 no shift rotation, every other • a chance to compete for a X-4-9-28 (3) Little. 7-10-3(3) child care, Spartan Village niqhts. 8-10-1 13) weekend off and weekend challenging future. Reward- LOOKING FOR the ambitious bonus paid. M.N.A. contract. ing work. Excitement. And near campus, Haslett East RESPONSIBLE. CAPABLE Automotive Automotive [ Auto Service "If"/] student needed for house¬ work at faculty home. Walk¬ person that is tired of being paid less than they are worth. Lansing, Contact 339-2665. 4-9-28(4) SPORTING GOODS Sales - full and part time experienced Come to the Ingham County Medical Care Facility 3860 that's just for starters. Get in touch with us for details. Hours flexible. For interview sales people wanted in all Dobie Rd. Okemos to apply. Contact Major Ronald P. GOOD USED tires, 13,14,15 ASTRE - '76, radiais, 4-speed, 1975 FIAT 124 5 speed. 30 ing distance of campus. call 372-1693 and leave name departments. All in person, 12-10-11 (13) Wojack 355-2185. 3-9-28 (13) inch. Mounted free. Used TALENTED ARTIST needed AM FM cassette, $1100, 332- miles per gallon. New brakes, Saturdays 10:30 - 4:00 p.m. and number. 5-9-27 (7) MC SPORTING GOODS, 8853. 5-10-2 (3) wheel and hub caps. PEN- Call 337-0241 after 7:00 p.m. for modern commercial illus¬ radiais and exhaust system. 5002 W. Saginaw, Lansing. NELL SALES, 1825 Michi¬ 3-9-2717) trations. Apply only if you Secretarial $2300. 351-5580. 12-10-9 (4) HELP! PART TIME service 12-10-10(7) ATTENTION!! We buy late gan Lansing, Michigan person. MSU students to have a portfolio and back¬ model imported and domes¬ FIREBIRD ESPRIT '77. Blue, 48912 482 5818. C 7 9 28 (6) BABYSITTING LIGHT work lunches. Kellogg Center ground in lifedrawing. Call Clerical and tic compact cars. Contact custom striping, AM/FM housekeeping Monday, Tues¬ 482-2259 after 1 p.m. John MASON BODY SHOP, 812 E. Catering. Room 115, 353- 3-9-28(7) APPLES PLUMS General DeYoung WILLIAMS stereo. $3900, negotiable day and Thursday 12-5:30 8893. Apply anytime. SWEET CIDER Laborer Positions V VW, 484 1341. C 7 9 28 (5) 353 5637. 6 10-3 (3) Kalamazoo since 1940. Auto p.m. Own transportation pre¬ 6 9-28 (6) painting collision service. ferred $3.00 per hour. BURCHAM HILLS-Now hir¬ PEARS BUICK LASABRE, 1972. FORD GRAN Torino 1973 American, Foreign cars 485 332-5612. 4-9-28 15) BABYSITTER IN my Okemos ing full and part time waiters, Available Good condition. Well main¬ Good mechanical order, small 0256. C 7-9 29 (5) home. 2 Children; light dishwashers, cooks and diet BLOSSOM ORCHARDS Immediately tained. Call 882-7962 after 5 amount of body rust. Auto¬ MAN WITH cargo van to aids. Apply in person at the 5-10-1(3) housekeeping, part-time, pm. matic, air, power. $850 CHEQUERED FLAG. Foreign deliver newspapers on cam¬ Business Office. 2700 Bur- If you are Car parts and accessories are mornings. MUST HAVE own THE WARDOWSKI S available to work at least negotiable. 332-7463 after 5 pus Saturday nights. Phone transportation, good refer¬ cham Dr. 12-10-5 (6) 2 miles north of Leslie BUICK REGAL - 1976 Lan¬ obr specialty. Free advice 332 2112. 2-9-27(3) four hours a day Monday through Fri¬ p.m. X5-9 27(6) ences, no smoking. Call 349- 3597 Hull Road dau, AM/FM stereo, tape, tilt with every part sold. 2605 E. wheel, power windows, sport Kalamazoo, (1 mile west of 5854 12-10-10(7) MOUNTAIN JACKS REST¬ (old U.S. 127) day or week-ends, call us or apply in 1972 FORD LTD Station STUDENTS IF you are AURANT now accepting ap¬ HOURS: 9 om-6pm wheels. Excellent. $3400 or Wagon. $200. 339 8964. campus). Call 487 5055. ambitious Et want to supple¬ plications for the following CLOSED MONDAYS person between 8:30 - 3:30. best offer. 332-1839 after 6. C-7-9-29 (7) JANITOR. EXPERIENCED. E 5 9-26 13) ment your income, we have positions; dinner cooks, wait PHONE: 1-589-8251 S 5 9 26 (5) BUICK RIVIERA 1967 Vour GMC. JIMMY Travel Van CHEAPEST PRICES in the sales and stock open. You get convenient positions Part-time, mornings. Apply in person between 2-4 p.m. persons for food and cock¬ tails. Apply in person Mon¬ PICK YOUR OWN APPLES MANPOWER me- 1977. Cruise, am/fm, tape, state! UGLY AMERICA'S CUP Restau¬ Sot. 4 Sun., 10-5 pm 601 N. Capitol standard winter rat. $200. DUCKLING schedules, pleasant working day-Friday 2:30-4:30. 5800 RENT A Car. $7.95 day 372 rant. 220 MAC 4-9-28(5) Gift Packages 372-0880 351 4336, evenings. 5 10 1(31 CB, sink, ice box, 4 captain conditions, & employee dis¬ West Saginaw Highway. chairs, 2 tables, lots of stor 7652 C-7-9-29 (4) counts. Apply today. Equal Opportunity Employer. shipped by UPS NO FEES, GOOD PAY BABYSITTER FOR 6 month CAMERO 1978 $4500. 6 age, 28,000 miles, $6250. 7-9-28 111) 323 3691. 8-10-1 (7) JUNK CARS wanted Also BEVERLY'S baby boy. Own transpor¬ cylinder, power steering Et selling used parts Phone "a nice place to work!" tation, morning hours prefer¬ brakes. 646 9627. 3-9 28 (3) NURSES AIDES. Our agency GREMLIN '76. 6 auto, radio, 321-3651. C 7 9 28 (3) red. 351-2385, days. Lansing Mall 8-10-1 (4) is accepting applications for PEOPLE REACHER new shocks and CAPRI, 1976, AM FM, radio, Battery, 2 4-9-28(13) employment. 1 year of hos¬ good mileage, exterior & interior excellent. Call 351 snows, 0683 or $1300 or best. 332 351-0214. 5 9-26 (3) [ Motorcycles J [drs] J ROSS BROWNE'S Whal¬ IMMEDIATE EXPERIENCE with mentally ill and mentally pital or nursing home exper ience necessary. IN HOME 4007 after 5:30 5 10 1(41 ing Station is now accepting HEALTH CARE, 633 East 1974 SUZUKI retarded adults. Part time WANT AD MALIBU, 1975, Excellent applications for buspersons, CORVETTE great gas shifts open 3-11 and 7-3. Call Jolly, Suite 4A. Mrs. Mol- 78 silver anni¬ condition brand new, low mileage, CB radio. 349 3224 dishwashers and main¬ 339-3265. 7-10-28 (6) lema, 394-3200. 8-10-1 (7) versary, oyster interior, all 8-10-1 (3) mileage. 351 6410. 8-10 1 (3) tenance positions. Apply in options, $13,500. 616 962 person Monday through 1826. 8 10 1 (4) 1975 HONDA CL 360 Ex CROSSROADS CAFETERIA MATADOR 1974 NOW ACCEPTING applica¬ 2 door, Wednesday 3 to 4:30 p.m. in the international center is cellent condition. 4000 miles. FOE 12 10-10(8) tions for the following posi¬ Just complete form and CUTLASS 1972 power steering, brakes Runs $600 351 2837. 8 10 4(4) now accepting applications. tions: waitress, hostess, and mail with payment to: Good shape, good transport¬ very well. Call Susie after 5 Must be available 10 a.m. to 2 PART TIME general office. cocktail waitress. Please ap¬ ation, 349 4183. 3 9 28 (3) p.m. 339 3851 5 9 26 (4) p.m. or 7:30 to 10 p.m. at Hours Will vary. Grad or ply between 2-4 p.m. at CUTLASS 1968. Excellent MGB-GT, 1971. Body in good I Employment senior preferred. 8 10-11 (4) 332-2539. Clara's 637 E. Michigan. least 2-3 days a week Ap¬ plications will be accepted State News Classified Dept. shape, excellent gas mileage. 7-10-28 (7) engine Et body, air, AM/FM, from 1 to 4 p.m. Monday 31*7 Student Services Bldg. $750. Call 337-2025 after SURVEY RODMAN part power. 351-8196. 5-9 26 (3) through Friday. See Kim. 5pm. 5-9-26 (4) time, drafting experience pre¬ AVON UNIFORMED SECURITY of¬ X-8-10-2 (9) East Lansing, Mich. 1*8823 ferred. 339 1014. 5-9 28 (3) EARN MONEY FOR LIFE'S ficers and store detectives full CUTLASS SUPREME, 1978, MUSTANG 1979 Hatch EXTRAS. Become an Avon loaded, must sell. $4990. Call or part-time. Call 641-4562. 332 4594 4 9-28(31 back. 4-cylinder, automatic, COOK: PART-time, weekend representative. You can earn OR-7-9-28 (3) stereo. Sunroof. $5,000. nights Sea Hawk Restau¬ extra money selling quality 1 DATSUN 1977 - 200 SX. 649 8902 Z 5-9-28 (3) rant, Williamston. Call for an products part-time during the appointment 655-2175. hours that suit you best. Faculty member leaving area. at 5-speed. Uses regular gas. 31 OLDS 88 1970 Needs body 12 10 9 (5! Excellent commission! Inter¬ mpg. Only 16,000 miles. Im¬ work. $300 or best offer viewing at Student Services City 655 2451. 8-10-1 (3) COUNTER REPRESENTA Placement Center September maculate, 332-4370 TIVE for car rental office, 7-3 Student Number 8 10 1 (5) 27 WALK IN from 9:30 am to Daytime Phone OLDS. 1979 Royale 4-door weekends 489 1484 3:30 p.m. For details, call DATSUN '76 Tilt wheel, cruise, air, stereo, 5-10-2 (3) 482 6893. C 5-9-27 (13) No. Two-door, air, Preferred Insertion Date Days Ordered stereo, 19,000 miles, excel¬ 350 Olds V-8. Excellent condi lent. 1615 Clifton 5 9-26 13) tion. 16,000 miles. $5,900 663 8880 8 10 5 (51 1979 MAZDA GLC SPECIAL DODGE VAN-66 from Call fornia, newly repainted. $600, 1973 Opel GT. 63,000 miles. LOST in the 3 line minimum after 7pm, 349-1798, 349- 1 DOOR HATCHBACK 25 characters in Good condition. $1795. 349 a line, including punctuation and spaces between words. 3569 8 10-1 (4) 5124. 8-10-1 (3) Only ^3695 ForeignCar EARN S200 (OR MORE) PER WEEK PART TIME Service MULTINATIONAL COMPANY needs five (5) college per Maze? cial occasion sales oriented gift items Applicant must have initiative be WE SERVICE: WE CAN HHP! outgoing resourceful, a consistent per former and o self starter DATSUN VOLKSWAGEN TOYOTA HONDA day your vn time No previous Please use rate chart for proper rate. ssful applicants under „ . > including ANY. Suite COOK HERRIMAN, INC. The Beetle Shop 2 If special rate ad. which one? 1800 505 Fifth Avenue', New New York 10017 VW VOLVO lonsmg s Oldest independent VW repair shop Amount Enclosed $ Campus interviews 3rd Week October MAZDA 1400 E. CAVANAUGH* 393-1590 Michigan State News East Lansing. Michigan Wednesday September 26, 1979 ]0 For Rent Apartments Houses REFRIGERATORS Esch 1 MALE For Sale For Sale "][^] j For Sale |[Qp] \ Mobile Homes "||auj j Rummage Sale ||^| Wanted NEEDED for 2 EAST LANSING duplex. 3 FREE KITTENS. Girls Raleigh SEWING MACHINES r SPEAKERS. IMPRESSIVE truth Appliances. 315 S. bedroom, 4 person apart- bedrooms, 2 baths, Triumph 3 speed, $25. New SCHULTZ 14' x 70 1973 3 GARAGE SALE - recroom, free arm machines from birch cabinets, 5 drivers, 4 many TICKETS; NEED 4 to MSU - Bridge Grand Ledge, 627 ment. $380 per term, parking. $480. 374-6366. girls Huffy 10 speed, $65. bedrooms, 2 full baths 30 household items, toys, sport U of M football game. Call $99.50. Guaranteed used 42 inches high, real deal. 2191. 8-10-1 (3) 332 7673. 5-10-1(3) Charles guitar, $20. Metal way. gallon water heater, refrigera¬ 8-10-4(3) machines from $39.50. All $250 for pair. 394 5939. goods, tools, miscellaneous. 393-1740. Ask for Jerry ranch style doll house, $20. tor & stove. $8,000. 675- makes repaired. EDWARDS Friday & Saturday, Sept. 28 Kramer. 7-9-28 (4) FURNISHED HOUSE ad¬ 3-9-28 (3) 7430 8 10-3 15) MID-MICHIGAN BSR McDonald speakers and Et 29, 9 6 p.m. 2012 Lagoon FOR RENT joining 2 rooms for 2 men. RENTALS receiver, $50. 332 2323. DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, Drive, Okemos. 2-9-28(6) has a large selection of 1115 N. Washington 489- 12 OFF AIRFARE 2 United 46 GOOD MSU-U of M • $105 each. Share 1/2 utili¬ TV,STEREO ties. Near MSU & buses. apartments, houses, du- E-5-9-27 (8) 6448. C-7-9-29 (8) discount coupons. $125 best Animals tickets together, 351-2875 af • Refrigerators psVJS, studios, etc...Most offer. 882 5361. E-5 10-2 (3) GARAGE SALE - Couches, ter 5:00 will pay $$$. 485 5724 (9 5) or 3711394. end tables, other small mis¬ • Free areas, sizes and prices. Call SOMEBODY ELSE'S GOLDEN RETRIEVER 4-9-28(3) Delivery 4-9-28(5) and see if we have what SAVE GAS CLOSET featuring SOFAS, BEDS, chairs, desks, pup cellaneous items. Saturday, 371-1795 MSU BIKE gently pies - AKC registered. Shots. you're looking for. From 9-9, used clothing. 541 East Grand Vet student owns. $125-175. Sept 29 10 a.m.-4 p m 617 OWN ROOM 2 bedroom in bikes, clear out. Call 332 HALF FARE airline coupons. 349 1065. C-7-9-28 (71 AUCTION River. Open noon to 6 pm. N. Hayford just off E Michi¬ 6468 3 9 28 (3) 337 1839 after 5 p.m. Top dollar. Call Mike, 332 COMPACT Kings Point East Apartments. Sat., gan Ave. 2 9-28 (5) REFRIGERA¬ 337 2438, 3-7 p.m. 4-9-28(3) Sept. 29 Take-ins by appointment. E5-10-1I4) 7977, mornings. 8-10-4(3) TORS for rent. Free delivery. ROOM FOR 4 girls, big clean 9:00am C-7-9-29 (5) TAN FULL length imitation United Rent All 351 5652. house 10 minutes from cam¬ fur coat, excellent condition, HORSE BOARDING. Wil 8-10-1 (3) EUREKA, NEAR Sparrow 2 FREEZERS $150 or $100 THREE FAMILY garage sale. NEED m0 ,icke,s ,0 MSU pus, 524 Tisdale. $125 + $50, 371 3985 E-5-9-26 (3) liamston. $40 per month/stall. Hospital. Upstairs, 1 bedroom share utilities. 351-5950 ext. MSU SALVAGE YARD Sofa $95, bookcase, head Sept. 27 28 29 9a.m. - 6p.m. Purdue football game. Please 655 3754. 5 9 28 (3) apartment. Partly furnished. STABLE SPACE, Williams- 296 or 278. 5-9-27 (5) 1330 S.Harrison Rd. boards $15, dinette set $60. SMALL UPRIGHT piano, 1325 N Fairview, Lansing. ca11 353-9589 (days) or 487 ton area, tack room, pad¬ Parking. Share utilities. $145/ E. Lansing 321-4528. E-5-10-K3) $350. Rebuilt oak 2-9 27 (4 ) 3096 (evenings). S5 10-1(4) studio FREE VERY affectionate month. 351-7497. 1 QUIET MALE needed to dock, limit - 3. Call 655-3482. piano. $975. 374-1130. two-year-old playful mutt. OR 4-9-28(6) GARAGE FURNITURE sale. NEED 2 tickets for MSU-U of 3-9-26 (3) share 2 bedroom furnished HOUSEHOLD ITEMS: Iron¬ 5-9-26 (3) Loves attention, looking for a OVER 3,000 cheap albums, Sofa, chairs, draperies. Sept. M game. Pat 393 9400 days. house. 1/2 block Lake Lan¬ 25c and up - all types, hits to ing board, end tables, coffee good home. Has all shots. 28-29 411 NEED TO STORE A CAR? sing. 5919 Potter $135/ makers, dishes and card NINE FOOT church pew. Call Ira after 6 p.m. 351- . Naubinway, 485 1385 nights 6 10-2(3) the obscure. FLAT, BLACK Okemos. 3-9-28 (3) month. Share utilities. Parking spaces available near Bogue Street. Call 337-0674. WELCOME 485-8194. 4-9-28(5) AND CIRCULAR. 541 E. table. 332 3086 2-9-2614) $125. Table chair(s) Highchair, $15. Book $10. case 4063 5-9-28 (5! STATISTICS STUDENT Grand River, above Para¬ GARAGE SALE Children's 5-9-26 (4) 10 SPEED NISHIKI bikes, $20. 351 7677. E-5-9-27 (4) wanted to proof read ele¬ BACK FURNISHED, WELL-insu- mount. Open 11 a.m.-6 p.m., men's 23 inch, women's 22 PEKINGESE AKC, silver black. PUPPIES Shots, clothes, some furniture, mentary statistics text and 6 days. C-5-9-28 (6) much more. Friday through lated house for 3 grad stu¬ inch, excellent condition, $90 MARANTZ CASSETTE deck check problems. If interested, Apartments dents or mature man. $95 each. 355 1229 E-5-10 1(4) and tapes $175. Miida re wormed. $150. 394-0012. E 5 9-28 (3) Sunday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 135 write East Lansing Box 792 MOPED - 1979, excellent. N. Foster, Lansing. each plus utilities. Basement ceiver. $150. 351-6570. and give hourly rate 2 FEMALE Students needed BEECHWOOD and 2 porches, complete Hardly used, $400 or best offer, 351-1238. X-5-9-26 13) 7 UNITED AIRLINES dis¬ 5 9 27 (3) LABRADOR RETRIEVER 2-9-27 (5) 8 10-2 (6) to share large duplex near kitchen and 2 showers. 332- count coupons $50 each pups. Chocolate. AKC regis campus. $150 + utilities. 394- 5363. 12-10-8 (4) APARTMENTS 4770. 5-9-27 (7) KENWOOD 4006 amplifier, 3 332 3037 353 8844 E 5-10-1(3) USED BIKES. All sizes, $15 $100. Also used part., We tered. $125. Phone 651 6346. I Service [ [^| ROOM IN house or apart¬ ment with (emale in Okemos years old, $140. E-5-9-28 (3) OAKLAND East. 332-7262 also buy used bikes. Call E. Lansing area. Call 332 Mature NEED ONE female for apart¬ Full For Fall male 20-35 yrs. to share between 9 - 12 p.m. BOOKS! 3 floors of books, CHARLIE'S BIKE SHOP 393 HORSES BOARDED. Call 3146. 5 10-2 (3) DOG OBEDIENCE at MSU 694 3250 after 6 p.m. E-5-10-1 (3) magazines and comics. 2484. 7 9-28 I5I ment. Very close to campus. clean, neat home with same. sponsored by SCAVMA. 5 9 26 13' $100 month. 351-1215. 487-19888-2. Ask for Wayne. CURIOUS BOOK SHOP, 307 WANTED AUTHORS: TWO OCCUPANTS needed LADIES CHICAGO brand East Grand River, East Lan¬ Monday evenings starling Authors with educational Z-4-9-26 (4) 3-9-27(4) BLACK Et WHITE TV. $15, 1 October 1st, 7 30 at MSU PIANO TEACHER. Exper¬ to share a two bedroom rink skates, size 6, $50, sing, 332-0112. C-7-9-29 (5) ladies blouse, size 46, never books who desire national judging pavilion. 651-6767. ienced. Taking new students, apartment house, 212 River 485-3308 after 6 p.m. worn $10. 321 6271 exposure. Drop a card to 6-10-1 (5) any age 321 0542 after 2:30. WELCOME Street, 351-5490, $100/month plus utilities. 4-9-27 (5) | Rooms | [A] E-5-10-2 (3) BICYCLE speed. - Raleigh, LIKE New $130. Call 10 E-5-9-26 (3) 6 9 27 (3) CWC BOOKS. P.O Box 838 E. Lansing, 48823. 8-10 1 (6) NEEDED HOME for stray MALE MODERN farm LADIES SCHWINN, fenders, after 6 p.m. 321-1386. BIRDSEYE MAPLE roll top PIANO TUNING dog. will worm & give shots, Very BACK! NOW SUBLETTING in Cam¬ pus Hill E-102. Save! 349- house, grad student pre¬ lock, carrier, new, $100. 485- 0308 after 6 p.m. E-5-10-2 (3) X E-5 9 26 (41 desk-new. Light finish. $300 free. 337 2028. 8-10-5 (31 reasonable. Call Jim evenings WANTED Notre Dame ferred, $100 per month plus 882 1741 5 9-26 (3) at 337 1818 3 9 26 ( 3) State football tickets at any 6532. 7-10-2 (3) SCOTT R 315 Receiver. 20 utilities. 487-0514 evenings. HORSE TRAILER (or cost. 353 4235 3 9 28 (31 watts rent. PORTABLE TV in excellent per channel. Good LC SMITH Corona manual COMPUTERIZED BIO 12-10-10 (4) condition. $120. 353-1943 $10'day. Horses hauled. 882 1 MAN for4-man. River Glen. condition. $28.00. 484 8783 typewriter in good shape. RHYTHM charts. 3 months 7410 UNIVERSITY 100 yards from campus. 351- 5543, large balcony. NEWLY SEPARATED Male professional, 31, seeks - E-5-10-2 (3) E-4-9-27 (3) $40. Call 337 2006 mornings. 5-9-26 14) or 12-10-11 (3) 882 8779 $3.00, 6 months - $5.00, 1 year $800, send name, rST. Popcorn |[jy| 3-9-26 (3) DORM-SIZE refrigerator, address, birthdate, starting TERRACE room, preferably near MSU, BLANKETS, TOSSED pil¬ Sears Cold Spot $75. Yama¬ WE SELL stereo equipment. HORSES BOARDED. $50 date & check or money order THE WOMEN of Alpha Chi Male or female roommates lows, thermos jugs, small rug, month. Includes hay & NEED FEMALE to share 2 set of dishes and numerous ha 12-string, $125. 351-4377 THE STEREO SHOPPE. East grain, to G.N.W. Enterprises, P.O. Omega wish to all MSU fine. Will pay rent and utilities Full For Fall bedroom, unfurnished apart¬ other things. 321-1887 E-5-9-28 (3) Lansing C 7 9 29 (3) riding ring Et trails. Excellent Box 18095, Lansing, Ml fraternities a very successful share. 351-6432, Mark. care. 4 miles south of MSU. rush week. Z 3-9-28 (4) ment. Own room. $127.50 + 3-9-27 (5) 3-9-28 (4) 48901 8-10-4(7) BAR AND bar stools - Black 882-8779 or 882 7410. utilities. Susan, 9-6 at 349- leather and walnut wood bar 12 10 11 (5i 4000. 5-9-28 (5) BED FULL size, mattress Et IMPROVE YOUR GRADES. SOUTH LANSING. 10 FURNISHED ROOM with and 3 matching stools. $100. box Send $1.00 for your 306-page minutes to campus. Large rath. Private entrance, utili¬ springs, can be con¬ Call evenings after 8 p.m. AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD verted to canopy, like new, GRAND OPENING catalog of collegiate re¬ Pups registered, 4 one and two bedrooms. Car¬ pet, air, appliances, heat. BURCHAM ties paid. Close to campus. 332-0967 after 6:00. 5-9-26(4) $200; 676-5694. E-5-10-2 (4) Hard wood end and coffee 655-4157. E-5-9-27 (5) tri color, blue Et red merles, males, search. 10,250 topics listed. tables. Sectional book cases- Box 25097G, Los Angeles Ca. Excellent location. $230 to has 1st shots. $50 $75. 676 desks, CAPITAL TRS 80 com $270. $400 to move in. 394- RESPONSIBLE FEMALE CRIB & MATCHING dresser lamps, couches, 5672. E-5-9-26 (5) 90025. 1 213 477 8226 puter. 1 year old, 4K, level 1 % needs room in apartment or $150. Sofa $75, stereo con¬ chairs, leather office chairs Z 21 -10-23(6) 7729. Z-8-10-1 (6) APARTMENTS house. 337-0876 between sole $75, chairs (2) $75 each. while they last. 505 E. Michi¬ $375. 487 2383. 6-9 28 (3) DOBFRMAN AKC, 10 weeks 9am-5pm Thursday and Fri¬ 351-9310. E-5-10-2 (4) gan Ave., Lansing. old, tails + dew claws re¬ LICENSED QUALIFIED day LANSING, MINUTES from OR-8-10-3 (10) TWIN BED, excellent. $45, campus. Upper, appliances, unfurnished, married couple, Welcomes MSU Students day. S-5-9-26J5)_ MALE ROOMMATE needed. THORNES TD 160 BCMK 11 STEREO GOODIES - used. also bed linen Et tableware $10. 337 7827 5pm moved, 1 red male, 3 red females, 1 fawn male. $75- care center for 21$-5 year olds. Reasonable 351 7949. 3-9 27(4) rates. m- No children/pets. $225. Utili¬ turntable, new, Maywire arm. E-Z-9-27 (31 150 Perry, 625 3503. Back to E. L. Non-smoking student to blue Nakamichi 600 cassette deck. E-5-9 26 (5) ties paid. 482-1727. 663-4345. sonus cartridge. 351 share room in house. 626 7781.8-10-5 (3) Nakamichi 550 portable 8-10-1 (6) Sorry, No Vacancies MAC -351-8948. 8-10-5 (4) stereo deck. Advent 300 re ceiver. Phase Linear 400 amp. USED FURNITURE odds and ends. Sofa's $35, chairs $10 FREE GRAY kittens. 2"; | Typing Service"] j ROOMMATE TO share Ohm FH speakers. Yamaha Phone 332-0052 months old to good home. at Present ROOM FOR Rent -Haslett duplex. Conveniences, loca¬ Rd. Open NS 500 speakers. Ar 2A OR 6-9-28 (3) 351 2240 E 5 10-1(31 TYPING EXPERIENCED tion. $225, For rent Et utilities. near Hagadorn. Rent Thesis, term papers. IBM negotiable. 351-5869. Corda West speakers. Marantz 3200 pre- correcting Selective 2. 2-1925.7-10 p.m. 8-10-1 (4) 1 MALE ROOMMATE USED REFRIGERATOR, FREE KITTENS both male Et 12-10-11 (3) amp. Pioneer TX 7500 tuner. needed - Capitol Villa. 95 Cidermill Dyna PAT 5 pre-amp. Teck bathtub and big insulated female. 332-1164 anytime. Nancy, 351 7667. 12 10-5 (3) dollars per month plus utili¬ THREE ROOMS in house to 5817 North Okemos A103 cassette deck. Turn dog house. 372-6164. E-5-10 1(3) 5 9 27 (3) EXPERT TYPING. IBM. dis ties. WELCOME Cal[ 337-2650. 6-10-_2(4) sublet near campus. Males or Road, East Lansing tables by Thornes, Philip and IRISH SETTER puppies 160 sedations, term papers. Fast, females. Call 337-0879. 337-7974 Pioneer. 1 BEDROOM Apartment FUJI ROADRACER 10 $70, 8 weeks old, shots accurate. Editing and graphic 5-10-2 (3) BACK adjacent to campus. 242 Louis St. Adequate parking. Hours: Much, Much Morel! speed. Center-pull brakes 23" frame, quick release, started. 349 1885. designing services available. 372 2098. 6-9 27 (51 7:30am-7pm. E-5 10-1(3) 349-3413. 3-9-26 (3) Buy, sell, trade. WILCOX $140. 332 1610. 6-9-28 (4) For Sale TRADING POST, 509 E WEIMARANER PUPS IYPING. FREE pick up and Michigan, Lansing, 485-4391 QUEEN SIZE delivery. Fast, experienced, DELTA Houses BUNK/TWIN beds - mat¬ LOWREY SPINET - Starlet OR-8-10-3 (20) box bed mattress, spring and frame $100 obedient show and field. $125 150 339 8964. E 5 26 (3) low rates. 676 2009. organ. Excellent $350. 485 tresses, springs. $70, 332- 374-8875 after 5pm. * OR 5 9 28 (3) ARMS 2 BEDROOM plus garage. 6977 between 5:30-7:30. 0442. 5-10-1(31 GIRL'S 26 inch 3 speed E-5 9 26 (3) RIDICULOUSLY TAME FXPERltNCED IBM typing, E-5-9-28 (3) Columbia bicycle. Good con¬ $250/month plus deposit. NEW COLLARO turntable & snow white cockatiel needs a Sorry, no Near Campus, S. Hayford dition, $55 or best offer, HART FREESTYLE, 185cm new home. You'll love his dissertations (Pica Elite). Fall vacancies POTTED PLANT Sale. two studio design 13 inch 646 8183 5 9 28 (4) skis, Look Nevada bindings, FAYANN 489 0358 Street. Call after 6 p.m. orange cheeks and yellow C-7-9-28 (3) Wednesday, 26th-Friday, speakers. $125. 337-2236. 48 inch Scott poles, men's 484-0363. 7-9-28 (5: E5 10-1(3) SQUINTING CAUSES crest. This smart 1 year old is 28th. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Plants size 10nordic boots, call after from $1.50-$8.00. wrinkles. Help prevent them learning to talk too! 351 1515, COPYGRAPH SERVICE 2 BEDROOM, FURNISHED, COUNTRY HOUSE - Se¬ Interna¬ 5 30pm. 627 2650. 7 9 28 16) tional Center. 5-9-28 (5) DISHES, GLASSWARE, sil with prescription ground sun¬ Mornings $115 E-5 9 26 (7) completed, dissertations and $400 month, next to campus. cluded 5 acres, 15 minutes to glasses from OPTICAL DIS resume service. Corner MAC bedding, pans, g 351-1957. 8-10-5 (3) verware, a campus. Lots of plants, spiral COUNT, 2617 E Michigan, and Grand River, 8:30 am CEDAR VILLAGE. Need 1 stairs, fireplace, 1 bedroom for female - $85. 655-1717, ESR TURNTABLE like new, $55. Heath portable stereo bed, a cabinet and 339-2748 8-10-4(4) rugs. Lansing. 372-7409 C-7-9-29 (7) TRUNK BUNK Beds. Call [~ Lost & Found "|[~T| 5.30 pm Monday Friday, 10 am 5 pm Saturday. 337 female non-smoker to sublet Rick. 6-9-28 (6) phonograph $35. 50-1200 after 5pm 353 0929. $120 LOST BLACK, long-haired 1666. C 7 9 28 (7) ST power microscope set $50. Cold winter months are com¬ fall to ORGANIC MANURE for sale 8-10-1 (3) male kitten with white collar spring. $110/month. HOUSE FOR Rent. $110/per- Call 655-3515 after 6 p.m. ing sell your unneeded $5 a load. 339 8964. near MAC and Beech on TYPING, EXPERIENCED, 321-3158 or 321-4401. Ask for E-5-10-115) sleds, skates and other sport son plus electricity Lease fast and reasonable 371 Leslie or stop by Cedar Village office. 2-9-26(6) required, 9 or 12 month. 321-6662 after 5 p.m. STEREO. HIGHEST quality ing equipment in Classified. E 5-9-26 (3) INSTANT CASH! We're pay [ Mobile Homes ]jWj 9/16. Call 332-7124 or return to 603 Charles S-5-9-26 (5) 4635. C 7 9 28(3) CROSSROADS REALTY IS MOVING! to 124 W. Grand X-5-9-26 (4) HOUSE TO SHARE near components at tremendous savings. Amps, speakers, etc. New with full decks, NEW AND used guitars, ban jos, mandolins, etc. Dul¬ ing $1 $2. got albums in good shape WAZOO RECORDS, W5 MOBILE home, 14x67, 2 bedroom, den, carpeted. LOST MALE black Labrador, September 18 in the Grand EXPERT TYPING papers, letters, RESUMES, Near Gables. 337-0205. Term % cimers and kits, recorders, 223 Abbott. 337-0947 close driving to campus. 694 River area Wearing a brown River, E. Lansing. San- Rose Lake. $75 includes utili¬ warranty. AUDIO WORLD thousands of hard to find C 7 9 29 '4> 6760 8 10 5:4, C 7 928(3) ties. 675-7305 after 5:30 p.m. 1-616-241 2994, 2-9 p.m. flea collar Answers to OTIS phone number: 351-6471. albums and books. Discount Reward offered 332 8071 C-7-9-28 (4) 5-9-27 (31 Z-6-10-217) prices. Expert repairs-free es 3 UNITED AIRLINES Dis- Searching for an apartment UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS 8 10 4161 timates ELDERLY INSTRU¬ count Tickets $55 each, or house for rent is made COMPLETE RESUME SER MENTS. 541 E. Grand River. C-7-9-29 (8) Weekends. 393-7748. E-5-9-26 (3) easy umns. in these Classified col- LOST: CHILD'S pink quilt between University Village VICE: typesetting; printing; and bindery ser vices Approved dissertation offset Ms apartments and E Lansing printing and binding special S. F. CAR POOL AD Library. Sentimental value. Reward. Call 355 6002 1 9 26 (51 ists For estimate, stop in at 2843 E Grand River or phone 332 8414. C 7 9 28 19) 9 Just complete form and LOST SMALL gray and POPCORN mail with payment to brown striped kitten. seen near Charles and Beech. Call Michele at 332 7124 Last IT'S Instructions EASY TO PLAY a State News Classified Dept S 5 10 2 (5) GUITAR' MARSHALL 347 Student Services Bldg. MUSIC has group lessons for R Just complete form and mail payment LOST BLACK and white cat. beginners Only $35/terrri. East Lansing, Mich. 48823 Missing from Oakhill St. since Call 337 9700 for information. M t0 July 23 Answers to "Prue" C 9 29 (5) State News Classified Dept. 332 7124 3 9 28 (4) Name: ENGLISH CLASSES free to ^ ^ Student Services Bldg. international people. Child ^ East Lansing Mich. 48823 Address: LOST 9 19 79 Men's FOR SORORITY AND FRATERNITY NEWS City: Zip Code: brown single Reward 332 6160 "John" 3 9 28 '31 fold wallet. care tan 4 9 28'4) available. Held in Spar Village 337 8353. W Daytime Phone: Student No. Name: Address: Classification: Personal "J[7] NEED RIDE to Ann Arbor ■ No. of Days to Run: Insertion Date. How to study $1 00 Papers Ypsilanti every Tuesday, City: Zip Code: CO _ Dept MS. Box 25126 Lan turn Thursday, will pay ' sing, Mi 48909 Z 10 10-3 (3) gas 351 8157 5 9 26 I4i Phone: . Days to Run: _ Insert Date: ~| [qb] ( 25 characters per line including punctuation & spaces be¬ 25 characters in tween words. a line including punctuation and spaces be FALl TIME Recreation ENTERTAIN- Car Pool WOULD LIKE to join car pool Ji* w tween words. from Lansing Mall area to OK ment. Horseback riding and Print Ad Here: MSU 323 4160 Hayrides' Boarding and 'es sons available. CRAZY C X 2 7 9 28 (3) RIDING STABLE 676 3710 O 1 9 2615) BLUEGRASS EXTENSION Wanted wt TICKETS NEED 2 to MSU service plays weddings, U of M football arid 2 to parties 337 0178 or 372 3/27 fjISU Purdue. 355 1174 C 7 9 28 (3) 5 10 1(3) 50 per 50 per line, per insertion, deadline September 28th Time to sell musical instru NEED 3 TICKETS TO MSU line per insertion No cancellations U of M game Call 393 ments you no longer need in 6266, No cancellations. 4-line minimum. Classified We have ready Darlene after 5 p.m. cash buyers! 4 9 28(3) 1 4 Michigon State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, September 26, 1979 CHILDEM SlFI i;iil\<, EFFECTS 4 Stak discount • HEALTH & BEAl Veterans claim drugged by army £% IA#AVlAlir LOCATIONS • PHOTO FIMIf • school su. By DANIEL F. GILMORE ments conducted on them from claiming they had suffered M.r97^PAST m r 545 I. Grand River acron from Olln • ALBUMS I PHONE: 33 7 5 500 the nurse and the doctor what William Selig, of Rockland, United Press International 1960 197.3 at the Army's Edge longlasting mental problems was happening to me and what Mass., describing some of the Sat 9-6 WES- 211 E.Grand River WASHINGTON - Nine wood Arsenal in Maryland. and some of their offspring drug were they going to use on veterans who say they were They are pursuing their case were born with defects they me. I was told that it was experimenting he underwent in SUn acroti from M.S.V. Union PHONEt 337-1521 top 1967, said: subject to secret army drug through the Justice Depart believe were caused by the secret." experiments claim they and ment. drugs. their children have suffered The nine men came forward Wagner said he did not "ANOTHER TEST WAS in Gary S. Wagner, of Royal an air duct that had a hole in it, lasting harmful effects from after an arm of the Church of Oak, told of an experiment remember anything of the next them. six months. where you would Scientology offered to help conducted in 1966. put your The nine, head. The hole had a rubber including a subur enlisted personnel subjected to "I was put in a bed ... my "My nine-year old daughter collar that fit snuggly around ban Detroiter, Monday told such experiments. right arm was tied down and a has physical deformities and I reporters the Army refuses to needle the size of a thin pencil your head . . . when you put attribute them directly to the your head in, there was a cloud tell them what drugs were ALL NINE TESTIFIED or was inserted into my arm," he drugs I was given at Edge- of vapor of the chemical administered in secret experi¬ submitted sworn affidavits said. "I was terrified and asked coming wood," he said. at you. It's What's The Women's presents the Culture Club Michigan Lesbian with Are you interested in working Curious about the high cost aurally impaired children? Organization's first meeting at 3 Happening p.m. September 30, Lesbian The sents a Service-Learning Center Deaf Friends orientation pre¬ at of used books in East Lansing? Center. Lansing. 7 tonight, 334 Union. Don't Be Curious Announcements for It's What's Campus Action meets tonight The Environmental Information visit Happening must be received in for Bible study, prayer, and the State News office, 343 Stu Service presents Jim Anderson Christian fellowship at 8:30, 335 speaking on Dayton Hudson Mall, dent Services least two No Bldg., by noon at days before publication. announcements will Union. tonight at 6, 183 Natural Re¬ sources Bldg. HasleU BoolySbop be ac The first MSU Packaging cepted by phone. 60% off the original cover price of most used paperbacks. Society meeting is tonight at 7, Interested in a non-nuclear Used paperbacks, hard cover books, collectobles. Con Con Room, International Over 6,000 Michigan? PIRGIM meets tonight books in stock (no textbooks) Juniors, Seniors: Gain academic Center. New packaging students at 8:30, 332 Union. Slide Show. credit interning with the Michigan welcome. Legislature. Contact David Persell, College of Urban Development. The MSU Promenaders offer The Fisheries and Wildlife Club meets at 7 square dancing for beginners, no tonight for the first partners are necessary. Meet to¬ The Service-Learning Center meeting of the term, 158 Natural night at 7, in the Union Ballroom. presents a Legislative Intern Resources Bldg. orientation for volunteers inter¬ ested in research, taxation issues, Corrections and Social Work constituent work, and human The Agriculture-Natural Re¬ majors: The Service-Learning services today at 4 p.m., 150 sources Student Senate meeting Center presents a Volunteer Pro¬ Student Services Bldg. will be held tonight at 5:30 in 312 bation Officer orientation today at Agriculture Hall. All representa¬ 4:30 p.m., 4 Student Sen/ices tives please be in attendance. Bldg. The Service-Learning Center oO presents a Juvenile Detention Home orientation for students interested in working with juvenile COmPUTER offenders in a recreational and LABORATORY XEROX, leadership program. Meet tonight at 7, 328 Student Services Bldg The °0° v 0°o° Service-Learning Center presents a Government Aide O 0 °0 °0 oO °0 o0 0 3 orientation for any students inter¬ ested in State Government, Meet o o 0(JQ 9)0 n Wouldn't you 0 tonight at 6, in 150 Student Services Bldg. rather work for the SEmiNflR The Service-Learning Center 000 original? needs landscaping engineers, An overview and introduction to horticulture majors, and others microcomputers is the basis for a seminar seeking to change the outdoor sponsored by the Com¬ environment of St. Lawrence puter Laboratory. It will present a general per¬ Hospital. Contact 26 Student Ser Check with your college spective the field vices Bldg. placement office for details on to people considering pur¬ and schedules. 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