Thursday Sunny skies are in the fore¬ cast for today with a high of 80. "Ihe State News It will be clear and mild tonight with a low of 50. VOLUME 73 NUMBER 129 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN 48824 SEPTEMBER 27, 1979 MSU expects first woman V-P By TIM SIMMONS "I am very pleased with the nomination of Connie Stewart," John Bruff, D Fraser said. gubernatorial race. and MICHELE McELMURRY "Her experience in TV and radio and her work in Washington should be helpful in the She received her bachelor of arts degree in journalism and her masters degree in public State News Staff Writers area of federal relations. relations-advertising at the University of Georgia. MSU May be receiving its first female vice president as successor to Robert Perrin, "The fact that she is a woman is an added plus in my opinion. President Wharton, She worked as a reporter, for WSB TV, an NBC television affiliate in Atlanta, Ga.. outgoing vice president for University and federal relations. Harden and Dr. Mackey have all asked for minorities and females in these positions and 1 before becoming editor of a weekly newspaper in Oconee County, Ga. in 1971. Connie Stewart, director of policy communications with the Department of Health, am pleased Dr. Mackey has been able to move in that direction so quickly," he added. Education and Welfare, was nominated by President Cecil Mackey Wednesday night. Trustee Raymond Krolikowski, D Birmingham and Bruff spoke with Stewart at the SHE MOVED TO Tampa. F la., in 1972, when her former husband took a teaching Stewart, if approved by the Board of Trustees at Friday's meeting, wou d become the Detroit Metropolitan Airport Sunday. Other trustees were able to interview the vice position at the University of South Florida. first female vice president at MSU. presidential candidate Saturday afternoon during the Spartan football game. It was there that she met Mackey, who was then president of the University of South She would also be the third vice president appointed by Mackey since he took office in Florida. August. "MACKEY'S CHOICE FOR this position was excellent," said Aubrey Radcliffe, R East If her appointment is approved by the Board of Trustees, Stewart will succeed Robert Lansing. "This shows that affirmative action is moving ahead at full speed. I support this Perrin, who left MSU to become vice chancellor for university affairs and "I'M REALLY PLEASED President Mackey has found such an excellent candidate candidate 100 percent and see no reason why the board will not approve her." development at the State University of New York. who was also a woman," said Trustee Jack Stack, R-Alma. "It shows Mackey's Mackey said he would make no comment on Stewart's appointment before the board Perrin, who served as vice president for University and federal relations, for commitment to affirmative action." took action on Friday. nine-and-one-half years, announced in July he would leave the University to join former Though Stack did not get an opportunity to meet with Stewart, he said site "certainly Stewart, 40, has been with HEW since 1977. She was appointed to her position by MSU President Clifton Wharton, Jr., at SUNY. seemed qualified in terms of training and experience." President Carter, who has known her since she campaigned for him in the Georgia State Police to release 'red squad' files to public Bv MARK FELLOWS sive Activities Unit in 1975. At that time, he and TIM SIMMONS filed a suit on behalf of the Human Rights State News Staff Writer Information gathered by the red squad Party. "Thousands" of people who participated in was transmitted to other police agencies campus activities during the 1960s and early upon request, Ferency said. A second suit was filed against the red 70s may soon receive letters informing them squad by a group of Wayne County residents "Some of this information cannot be they have a "red squad" file, Zolton who had been investigated by the state traced, but the system worked in a way Ferency, MSU criminal justice professor where if you wanted (the police) to receive said Wednesday. police unit. information you had to provide informa¬ In January, 1976 Ingham County Circuit State Police officials expect to send about tion," Ferency said. Court Judge Thomas Brown declared the 40,000 notices this November to persons unit's intelligence gathering system uncon whose names were indexed in their red "IT IS QUITE possible that information stitutional and ordered the files destroyed. on someone contained in the red squad files squad files. Those receiving letters will be A Michigan Appeals Court decision, how¬ able to pick up copies of their files at is also on file with the East Lansing police any one ever, prevented State Police from destroy of eight State Police district offices. department or the DPS," he added. ing the files until all cases were concluded. C. Patrick "Lash" Larrowe, professor of "Anyone who was involved in civil rights, BROWN THEN RULED that persons economics, said he also believes information war movements, gay activities or other who believed they were in the red squad was exchanged between federal and state activities might very well have a file on them," Ferency said. files could petition the court to obtain the agencies. files. Having obtained his FBI file two years The files were created during the Robert Repas, professor in the School of ago, Larrowe said he found information anti-communist McCarthy era of the early Labor and Industrial Relations, obtained his concerning his activities with the equal 1950s to gather intelligence on people file at that time. housing movement and other local activi- participating in "subversive" activities. Because the State Police unit was originally formed to observe those advocating political Suspicions of a free information flow or industrial reform the unit was named the between agencies was corroborated by a "red squad." report issued by a Special Committee on Political Surveillance in November, 1977. "THE LAW WAS based on a 1930s law Included in his file were reports that a car with a license plate number registered to THE COMMITTEE, COMPOSED of East that was used for labor purposes to keep information on those who participated in him was parked on a Detroit street near a Lansing City Councilmember Larry Owen, Socialist Party U.S.A. meeting place. then Councilmember Mary Sharp, and MSU strikes," Ferency said. "In the 1950s, they amended it to include those involved in sociology professor James McKee, investi¬ REPAS, WHO ATTENDED the meet gated political surveillance by the East political activity." ing, said he was concerned that people not Lansing Police Department beginning in More than 200,000 files were collected at the meeting were connected to the party the early 1960s. during the following three decades, he said. because they parked on the same street. The Committee found among other s Deborah J Borir This number was later reduced to about Repas said he believes his file was things, that the State Police, the FBI, the When there isn't a calm pond around, the fountain in front of the Library will do the job when a collection 50,000 files after police "culled out those files censored before it was given to him and DPS and the Lansing police "engaged in of bugs are needed. Gloria Marder, right, and Doddv Wellman, both seniors and forestry majors, have to which were outdated." that state police will also censor the files of extensive intelligence gathering activities." those who will be receiving notices in collect them for a term project in Entomology 301. The report continued: "It appears that November. the State Police were particularly active. "Many items that I found in my red squad East Lansing police cooperated with these file also appeared in my FBI file," Repas other operations when requested." Senators ask for action against primary rules By BRUCE BABIARZ State News Staff Writer Democratic Party rules, Michigan would be alongside Wisconsin in fighting the rules in placed an Oct. 1 deadline on the state legislature to comply with the national is REF. ALFRED SHERIDAN, D against having a Taylor, primary altogether DNR: contaminated waste Two Democratic state senators asked court. rules. because of the estimated $3 million cost Attorney General Frank J. Kelley to take Should the deadline pass Monday without health danger involved and anticipation of low voter legal action Thursday against national Democratic Party rules which could make THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC Par ty's rules dictate that states must close the issue being resolved, Democratic cau¬ cuses will send delegates to the 1980 turnout. "About 700,000 (27 percent of those poses no Michigan's presidential primary a "popular their presidential primary elections in order Democratic Convention in New York. registered) voted in the '76 primary," ity contest." for the results to count toward the selection By KARL BLANKENSHIP "There is a legitimate voting right that Sheridan said. "That's down from the '72 State News Staff Writer Senate Majority Leader William Faust, of a Democratic presidential candidate. would be denied to Michigan citizens under primary and we expect even fewer voters in It doesn't appear as though there is a major health danger caused by contamination D-Westland, and Senator Jack Faxon, Michigan's Open Primary law allows the national rules," a legislative aide to '80." near two chemical waste disposal sites at MSU, a top Michigan Department of Natural D-Detroit, urged Kelley in the action to voters to cross party lines when voting in Senator Faxon said. The Michigan Democratic Party will go Resources official said. "preserve the basic rights of Michigan presidential primaries — an act prohibited "You're talking about 700,000 people (the into a caucus system unless a closed "Our indication to date show that there is no real danger to nearby wells," said Jack citizens to participate in the electoral under the national Democratic new Party number voting in 1976) being disenfran primary system is decided upon, Sheridan Bails, chief of DNR's enforcement division. process." rules. chised," the aide said. said. Another DNR official had said that 50 to 75 sites that may be dangerous to human Should Kelley bring suit against the The Michigan Democratic Party has "The caucus system allows the precinct health exist in Michigan, but Bails said MSU is not one of those sites. delegates to select delegates to the state He cautioned, however, that there is still a "big concern" about the sites and that the convention," Sheridan said. "The state contaminated material is to be removed. delegates will then elect people to the Meanwhile, a proposal to drill more test wells at both sites will be made by the end of Kelley rejects role in annex issue national convention." IF THE CAUCUS system is used, the week, MSU and DNR officials decided at a meeting Wednesday. more Starr H. Keesler, MSU executive vice president, said a proposal to drill up to four wells at each disposal site should be on his desk by the end of the week. Michigan's Democratic Primary in May Keesler added the wells would be drilled as soon as the proposal is approved by the By SUSIE BENKELMAN Township, asks for a permanent injunction A conflict between the Charter Township would be reduced the status of State News Staff Writer to a DNR. Whatever new test soils are needed by the DNR will be obtained from those to stop the special election for determining Act and the Michigan Boundary Commis "popularity contest" because delegates wells. Attorney General Frank J. Kelley will whether East Lansing should annex parts sion will have to be clarified. Brewer said. would have already been selected. not become involved in a dispute between of MSU's east campus which currently lie in Under the Michigan Boundary Commis¬ "Under the caucus system delegates have Ingham County and Meridian Township Meridian Township. sion's guidelines, Brewer would not have already been chosen by the time we have a regarding the East Lansing annexation With the current boundary system, parts been able to call for such an election primary in May," Sheridan said. issue, an administrative assistant said of Akers. Hubbard. McDonel, Holmes and "Our indication to date shows there is no real danger to because he doesn't "represent" the county. Kelley was asked to file suit in a letter Wednesday. Owen halls lie in Meridian Township and from Faust and Faxon. nearby wells,"—Jack Bails, chief of the Department of Natural Ingham County filed a motion Sept. 21 to parts lie in East Lansing. County Commis HOWEVER, UNDER THE Township "This is to request your Resources enforcement division. involve Kelley as a third defendant in a suit assistance in sioner Mark Grebner, a sponsor of the Charter Act, the County Clerk is given that filed against the county clerk and the proceeding with whatever legal action is petition calling for the election, said the jurisdiction. appropriate to enforce the provisions of election scheduling committee by Meridian boundaries cause too much confusion during Meridian claims the call for election Michigan's Presidential Primary Election Township. voter registration. should be voided because it was not called Law against the delegate selection rules of It was decided in a meeting last week that more wells would be needed due to shift in Visiting Judge Leo Corkin denied the for by a "county, city, township, village or the national Democratic Party and the the direction of ground water flow. motion Wednesday, leaving Kelley with the THE SUIT CLAIMS that County Clerk The new wells will be used to test for any contamination at the sites which were used school district." Michigan Democratic Party," the letter option of becoming involved voluntarily. Lingg Brewer and the election committee Brewer said the attorney general "could said. for several years by the University for disposal of unknown chemicals. But, the Attorney General's administra¬ were not acting within their jurisdiction have responded in a direct fashion" as to One of the sites is located 600 yards southwest of Jolly and Hagadorn roads, and the tive assistant Patrick Murphy said Kelley when they called for the election. other is behind Power Plant 65. which statute he supported. "THE STATE OF Wisconsin has gone to will not intervene. Brewer was acting under the Charter It was also decided Wednesday that all soils excavated at the sites so far will be "We asked for them because we thought court against the national Democratic Township Act in scheduling the election for it was relevant and still do," he said. "We Committee because they believe it's unfair hauled away as sewn as the disposal company can get here to remove it, Keesler said. "IT'S A LOCAL concern, Murphy said, Nov. 2. Meridian claims he should have However, that may be a while as the firm which will do the hauling is involved with feel the attorney general is going to be a to disenfranchise hundreds of thousands of "and we will let the plaintiffs and defen followed Michigan Boundary Commission Democrats who disposing of materials from two Oakland County chemical waste sites, he added. silent partner one way or another, hut prefer to be able to vote in dants in the case hash it out." guidelines for scheduling that type of we're just not sure who they're a partner a presidential primary without declaring a The suit, filed Sept. 7 by Meridian of." party preference," Faxon said last week- 2 Michigon Stole News. Eost Lonsing, Michigon Thursday, September 27, 1979 preview of mo? State News Both Carter, Kennedy to Wire Digest By DONALD M. ROTHBERG up, the two men planned senator told dinner appear AP Political Writer organizers speaking to the National Asso¬ president would not raise as an appearances, timed not to over that he would skip the meal. ciation of Black Journalists and issue Kennedy's reaction WASHINGTON - Sounding lap, at a Democratic Party to Carter was the featured din¬ he repeated his criticism of crisis conditions when he drove more and more like rival candi fund raiser Wednesday. ner speaker. Party spokesper¬ Carter's energy policies: a car off a bridge at dates, President Carter and Kennedy, showing every sign sons said more than 1,000 Chap Sen. Edward M. Kennedy are "We do not have to send the paquiddick in 1969 resulting in -of moving steadily toward a tickets were sold for the event. cost of crude oil through the the death of Mary Jo Kopechne. Focus=World offering a preview of what it would be like if they clash for presidential bid, planned to appear at a poolside reception The president was in New York City on Tuesday for a roof by abandoning price con¬ When asked about Carter's the 1980 Democratic trols," the senator said. "The presiden preceding a $1,000 a plate din¬ "town meeting" in Queens, and oblique reference to the inci¬ tial nomination. OPEC nations have the power dent. Kennedy said he did not ner sponsored Palestinian talks flare by the Demo¬ he used the opportunity to over territory With their rhetoric heating cratic National Committee. The question whether Kennedy to fix the us. price of oil they sell But why should we give believe Chappaquiddick would be a decisive issue in the would fare any better in Con 1980 them the power to fix the price ALEXANDRIA, Egypt (AP) Egypt and chief negotiator, charged that an at gress than Carter has. of American oil as well at a time campaign. Israel opened a new round of Palestinian mosphere of good faith had been "I think the real issues in autonomy talks Wednesday, but negotia tions soon flared into a table-pounding shattered" by an ill-timed decision on Pollution assault on Sen. Kennedy has been in Congress for 16 years," said Carter. "His major premise, his when inflation is already run¬ ning 13 percent here at home?" 1980 are economic issues rate of inflation, — the private land purchases, announced by In a remark widely interpre¬ rising unem clash over Israel's policy allowing its Israel's Cabinet on the first major goal, has been to esta ted reference ployment and S.F. to the energy," the as a anniversary citizens to tories. buy land in occupied terri¬ Later, the talks went behind closed of the Camp David summit. The summit, which ended on Sept. 18, Bay SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Tons of worsens blish a comprehensive national health insurance policy ... has never gotten a comprehen¬ He Chappaquiddick incident, Car¬ ter crises said, "We've where it had some senator said. Asked about the recent sewage released by an required a emphasis from the White led to the Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty explosion at a treatment plant threatened San Francisco Bay from a sive national health bill out of doors and the mood was described as steady hand, a careful and House on character and the signed at the White House in March, new direction his subcommittee. It is not deliberative cordial. Wednesday while a devastating spill continued in the decision to be ability to act calmly in crisis which in turn paved the way for southern end of the bay. easy." made. I don't think I panicked conditions, Kennedy replied, Thedispute, in which the United States The new spill began Tuesday at the Central Contra in the crisis." backed Egypt, underlined the wide gap in autonomy talks, now in their sixth Costa County "People can draw whatever sewage treatment plant in Martinez, about 30 miles northeast of Kennedy was in Washington Carter aides have said the inferences they will." the Egyptian and Israeli concepts of San Francisco. An estimated 40 million self-rule for 1.2 million Arabs living on gallons of partially treated The timing was not proper, especially sewage spilled into the Suisun Bay tributary, which land seized by Israel in the 1967 Mideast empties into when we were endeavoring so hard to San Pablo Bay, which in turn meets San Francisco Bay. War. Prime Minister Mustafa Khalil, Egypt's ask other parties, the Palestinians, to join," Khalil said in his opening remarks. To the south, Clara treatment a 4 week-old breakdown at the San Jose-Santa plant has spilled more than a billion gallons of Jackson spurs Arabs sewage into the southern end of the bay. The state Fish and Game Department has estimated it could take as long as 10 years for south By ARTHUR MAX The black activist told the and 1 reassess adjust to (the) bay wildlife to recover, but plant manager Frank Belick disputed Associated Press Writer Pope welcomed as artist in Ireland that estimate. NABLUS, Occupied West crowd jammed into the Nablus town hall it should take the present reality" of what he called the PLO's rising political "The beauty of the bay will be restored" within three Bank months,' — The Rev. Jesse Jack¬ black struggle for civil rights in power. DUBLIN, Ireland (AP) - Pope John Belick told the San Jose City Council. Belick has been under fire for son stirred hundreds of Pales¬ poets. America as a model in efforts to Jackson showed signs of Paul II, himself a poet and playwright, not reporting the plant malfunction for nine days. tinians to a screaming pitch The pope set up a Palestinian homeland. annoyance when armed Israeli will get a heavy dose of Irish culture and himself was an excellent State and regional pollution officials say the spill has destroyed all Wednesday with black-pride "We became disciplined and soldiers strung barbed wire to even a pinch of Polish during his three- poet, and playwright, so the anthology the fish and shrimp beds in the southern end of the bay and poses a chants, then crossed the Jordan determined nothing could stop close the bridge as soon as he will welcome him as an artist," said the botulism threat to birds that eat the contaminated creatures or day visit to Ireland starting this week¬ River into the Arab World with us from achieving what was and his 15-member delegation end. project's editor, theater director Jim drink the water. a plea to the PLO to cease ours: our human rights and our stepped on the midway mark. There has been no assessment of ecological Printers are working to rush out a Fitzgerald. This could prove to be one of damage yet from the terrorist actions. place in the sun and self- "I had an evil feeling when I the most remarkable smaller Martinez spill. Jackson ended book, Celebration A Welcome to a anthologies ever his two-day determination," he said. crossed," he said. "I have seen San Jose Mayor Janet Gray Hayes told the council she felt as if Visting Artist," featuring works of brought out by Irish poets." trip to Israel, where he was "You are very close to your so many military apparatus on she had been "hit between the eyes by a welcome by Irish poets, both Roman two-by-four" when she snubbed by officials who consi¬ goal of self-determination and a the bridge." The book is expected to be available in finally heard about the big spill. dered him pro-PLO, with a homeland," he said. "Do not Jackson was cold-shouldered Catholic and Protestant, from the Irish That spill had been fouling the bay at a rate of 50 million most bookshops by the time the Polish gallons a triumphant visit to the Israeli- allow acts of terrorism to divert by the Israeli government be¬ Republic and the neighboring war-torn pope arrives on Saturday and will sell for day, but the flow was reported down to 20 million gallons occupied city of Nablus. Arabs you from a homeland or from cause of his support for Pales¬ British province of Northern Ireland. The 2.75 Irish pounds, Wednesday. Officials say normal operations may be restored at the hoisted him onto their shoul¬ nearly $6. The peace and justice." tinians to choose their own represented artists include Seamus treatment plant — halting the flow of raw publication is expected to be gobbled up sewage — by Friday. ders, shouting "Jackson! Ara¬ Jackson repeated a message Fire officials in Martinez said the political future and for what Heaney and Michael Longley, two of by enthusiasts to mark the first every trip explosion at the Contra Costa fat!" he stressed to the Israelis: Prime Minister Menachem Ireland's best known County plant occurred when escaping nautral gas ignited in a boiler Jackson, who heads the Chi¬ contemporary to the Emerald Isle by a pontiff. room, knocking out a concrete wall about 50 feet "Somebody must have the Begin took as a personal insult high and 75 feet cago-based PUSH organization strength to break the cycle of when Jackson referred to long. — People United to Save Hu¬ terror and pain." No one was hurt and a fire was doused in minutes, but the Begin's terrorist past in the manity — easily worked the Before crossing the Jordan creation of Israel. Interracial laws may be changed estimated $150,000 worth of damage hampered equipment that crowd into a fever with an old River's Allenby Bridge into The government's refusal to provides secondary treatment of sewage. civil rights chant: "I am some¬ Jordan, Jackson told a news welcome Jackson was criticized Sanitary district general manager Roger Dolan said he expected body. Respect me. Protect me. conference he would appeal to in Israel JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) whether the laws should be scrapped the flow into the bay to be halted sometime — privately even by In Wednesday and Never neglect me. I am some¬ Palestine Liberation Organiza¬ Begin's closest advisers — as a a startling turnabout, Prime Minister entirely, saying only his government was predicted normal operations would be restored this week. Pieter W. Botha has body.". tion chief Yasir Arafat "to public relations blunder. suggested changing open to suggestions for improving" the laws prohibiting interracial sex and legislation. He added that, in his opinion, marriage pillars of South Africa's mixed marriages were undesirable. apartheid policy. But he told the congress no law should Botha discussed both laws during a be regarded as a holy cow" and said that congress of the ruling National Party in he would not tolerate laws which insulted Cape Town on Tuesday. His remarks were published here people in South Africa. Wednesday. It was the first time a leader of the white-minor¬ Botha's remarks, cautious as they ity regime even questioned the statutes. were, surprised critics of the regime s The prime minister skirted the issue of race segregation policies. Focus=Nation Credited troopers told to leave town JOURDANTON, Texas (AP) It can county charge that the campaign has cause quite a stir when local officials try been accompanied by harassment and to run two men out of town, especially if abuse of local residents. The officers they are state troopers credited with deny this and say their unpopularity cutting the county's traffic death rate in stems more from the fact that Conaway is half. black and that two of the drivers they have arrested are sons of prominent local At the center of the dispute are Department of Public Safety officers Earl politicians. Conaway and Albert Rodriguez, who County commissioners demanded in a resolution last week that the two officers have been praised by superiors for cracking down on drunk drivers since by transferred from the county by being assigned to Atascosa County last Monday. If they are not, the county says it will evict the highway patrol s six-man spring. operation from its county-owned com¬ But officials in the rural South Texas mand post. Ships fill holds with grain as strike ends DULUTH, Minn. (AP) Ocean-going were backed up on residential streets in ships opened their cavernous holds and Duluth-Superior. began gulping grain from filled elevators But now it's a battle against time. The Wednesday as grain handlers returned to work after an 11 and one-half-week backlog of grain must be moved before strike that crippled the upper Midwest's the big lakes start freezing over. farm-oriented economy. It was business as usual Wednesday for Ships were tied up at all 12 loading the first time since July 6, when nearly berths in the twin ports of Duluth and 600 grain handlers began walking off Superior, Wis., with 14 more lined up in their jobs at the docks, which normally the harbor. handle about 7 percent of the nation's Nearby, lines of grain-laden trucks grain exports. New contracts, which give from Minnesota and the Dakotas began groin handlers about a 23 percent raise forming to unload their cargoes. Police over three years and $1,000 annual estimated more than 1,000 grain trucks bonuses, were ratified Tuesday. Scandalous agency tricked by auditors WASHINGTON (AP) Financial safe procedures. He urged tighter controls to guards at the General Services Admini¬ assure that checks are sent only to bona stration are so lax that its own auditors fide contractors. were able to trick the scandal-ridden Asked by Sen. Max Baucus, D-Mont., agency into sending a $95,000 check to a chairperson of the Senate Judiciary fictitious firm for goods never subcommittee on federal contracts, if supplied, the chief GSA auditor said such a sting" could be successful again, Wednesday. Howard Davia, deputy inspector Davia replied that weaknesses in GSA s general for audits, told a Senate financial safeguards create many op subcommittee that GSA auditors ob¬ portunities for such payments. tained the check last July by However, William J. Rita GSA finance introducing false information into the director, angrily denounced the test as a agency s computer system in Kansas City. piece of theatrics" that succeeded only Davia said the incident demonstrated because the auditors suppressed the very weaknesses in the agency's payment controls they were testing. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, September 27, 1979 3 more stlue\t /vi o/ i i mim iinm, ASMSU: busy agenda for '79-80' Bv MELAME J. K0T0WICZ Board meeting Tuesday night. plan to organize the sale of Board, said. SUte News Staff Writer noticeable color, such as bright Along with the bills, board tickets for athletic events were A petition drive to orange. repeal members were presented with among the projects proposed. ASMSU IS TRYING to Proposal D and a walk-out to the plans for a number of ASMSU is aware of the get the method of sales correc THE PROJECT WAS protest tuition hikes were the project ideas ASMSU has hassle students ted before the basketball un encounter sea prompted by an accident that subjects of two of several bills dertaken for the 1979-80 when occurred near Case Hall about submitted to board aca attempting to purchase son begins. Stouffer said, so members demic year. football and basketball tickets. students will no longer need to one week ago, Stouffer said. A by Chairperson Bruce A. A book exchange, an Dan Stouffer, assistant execu student cut his head open and Studer at the ASMSU Student off participate in all night ticket campus housing directory and a tive director of the Student vigils. required stitches, he explained. The purpose of the book The emergency phone nearby exchange is to give students was completely overlooked by another method of selling friends who ran into the dorm books. Instead of going to a to call for help. book store, students would be The color green was original¬ able to sell their texts using ASMSU chief resigns ASMSU as a mediator, he said. The off campus housing di¬ ly chosen for the phone boxes because of campus aesthetics, Stouffer said. But for safety's rectory is designed to assist the sake, ASMSU hopes to strike a Chief of the Executive Staff did not fit well into the student tenant, almost like a balance between safety and of ASMSU, David P. Quigley, organization and that ASMSU consumers' guide to house rent As Chief of the Executiv aesthetics, he noted. resigned at the board meeting would be more productive if ing, Stouffer added. The directory, which would With the variety and number Tuesday night because of someone replaced him. of projects and bills the board "personal-professional" rea "I'm more of a doer than a pertain only to houses, would has to work with board mem¬ give location, descriptions and bureaucrat," he said. bers believe this year should be "I felt that working to¬ other details about homes avail¬ gether with a friend was Quigley. who worked for able for rent to help students a busy one for ASMSU. jeopardizing a good friend ASMSU the past two years, either wish to sublet or rent a "We've got students on the ship," he said. began as a volunteer for the room. board that really care and we're Quigley also said he felt he organization in legislative • decide Anot her project underway is going to try to involve students differently. to change the color of the all over campus as much as we campus emergency phone can in our projects," Stouffer said. Khomeini denounced at campus foruni By KARL BLANKENSHIP ing to the Spartacus Youth She added that "gains" Kho had been split up into five State News Staff Writer a proletarian uprising by de League at MSU, said the pur meini had brought to Iran different countries by the Leftist groups that manding more worker rights sup¬ pose of the series of forums the included the stoning of unveiled Treaty of Versailles, and have and support for non Persians, ported the Ayatollah Kho League is sponsoring this year women in the streets, 25 per been fighting repression in McAllister said Khomeini an meini's rise to power in Iran is to "get to the root of the cent unemployment and the those countries ever since. swered the threat with a "blood should not be "let off the hook" question why the rest of the left fleeing of professionals from "They renewed their drive bath." Stofe News Richard Marshall for that support, a member of supported Khomeini." Iran. for autonomy when they found "The fruits of this have been Terry Hine, a professional artist from Lansing, finds the area behind the Sports- the Spartacus Youth League "It is inconceivable to them "We want every woman who Khomeini was the substitution the murder of ove,' 600 people," Circle a relaxing place to National Committee said Tues¬ that a mass movement would stoned for being paint. Freshman Patty Boer, left, and Sophomore was ever of one dictator for another," she said. "Well over 100,000 Amy Walter admire his work. day night. back a reactionary regime," unveiled, every Arab and every McAllister explained. people have been forced to Mary Jo McAllister, speak McAllister offered as an explan Kurd who is in jail facing When the Kurds threatened leave the country." ation for other groups' support execution, to curse these people of Khomeini. who brought on their new "History offers examples of tormentors," she said. MSU freshman has other goal mass movements which reactionary," she said. "What were cus McAllister said the Youth League had never Sparta MSLI-IJ-M football was Hitler?" supported Khomeini, but had instead supported a working tickets to be raffled beyond music recording career an "WE KNEW stood from the stand for democracy." ANI) under beginning that Islamic government did not class revolution that would have met the needs of national minorities. A ticket raffle begins today fee cards to the MSU tick< By MOLLY MIKA in Saginaw. Jesse Jackson, I have to go CALHOUN'S POLITICAL for students wishing to get office today from 9 a.m. to State News Staff Writer After hearing the popular She said the new system in CONTRARY TO AIDING seats for the Oct. 6 MSU vs. against him. He talks about COMMITMENT involved cam p.m.. and Sept. 28 from 9 a.n Nathaniel Calhoun is re¬ recording group The Blue Iran reflects "7 th century minority groups in Iran, bring Michigan football taking care of blacks in South paigning for Carter in 1976 and game. to 1 p.m. leasing an album next month, Notes, he went backstage to Bedouin moral codes," citing ing Khomeini to power only Between 500 and 700 tickets Africa, but he should hfelp the serving as a board member of The raffle will take pla but the MSU freshman said it is meet the group and was given blacks in this country who are examples such as segregated continued the persecution of will be raffled off to those an organization to be formed in after all students cards ar just his means to a political end. the chance to play the piano and living under tin roofs," he said. bathing, segregated schools, those groups, she said, citing persons with student numbers Atlanta, Ga., to elect Carter in I.D.s have been submittei "If people know me from my sing. Calhoun said most Americans marrying women off at age 13 the situation of the Kurdish 816100 and up. Those who 1980. Results will be published i performances, it will be easier "The group asked me to sign are not of these bad and the return of "barbaric people as an example. would like to enter the raffle aware He said he writes to Carter the Oct. 2 issue of the Stal for me to get into politics," said with them on the spot. I conditions punishments." She added that the Kurds should bring current I.D.s nor are they willing and Kennedy about unemploy and News. the pre law major. wouldn't join the group because to work for change. ment and civil rights legisla "I want to be part of a new of my college plans but we did "Our generation is so apathe¬ tion. breed of blacks who are educa¬ work out a deal for me to cut a tic. They're lazy and they don't "They ted and knowledgeable of laws 45 and an album," he said. like to protest," he said. they know I'm really interes and the political system," he added. "Black people pop up Since then, Calhoun has per formed as a third act in con "After Martin Luther King, everything has slowed down. ted," said the 18 year old who is politically involved at MSU €NGIN€€RING G CQMPUTGR 5CI€NC€ MAJORS with little or no education and certs by the Commodores and It's so complacent. Everyone through residence hall govern get on TV and it's a disgrace to Teddy Pendergrass. just wants money." ment and Black Caucus. my race." Aside from his musical pur The soul artist, recorded on suits, Calhoun's TALK TODOeiNG long-range goal the TK label, said he is atten is to become a civil rights ding MSU to learn how to protect himself from being leader. Small interrupts fire ripped off by managers. I'D WORK FDR everyone FAC€ TO FAC€ — particularly blacks," he said. CALHOUN'S SIONAL CAREER started last PROFES Calhoun has made contacts with the nation's black leaders, Sigma Kappa rush spring while he was in Disney but he does not let it alter his World with his senior class Between 80 to 90 women who participated in Greek Rush at political philosophy. from Buena Vista High School Even though I'm friends with Sigma Kappa sorority, 518 M.A.C. Ave. were given a start Tuesday night. While members of the sorority were entertaining possible pledges at the preference stage of rush, a small candle located Pre-school children upstairs was tipped over starting a fire. The flames were linvted to a tablecloth and extinguished immediately by one of the chapter members before East Lansing firefighters reached the scene, Peggy Kanyuck, sorority president taught motor skills said. Most people must wait until the end of their teen-age years to get to college. For 150 youngsters, however, classes at MSU are beginning before they get to kindergarten. Lansing Art Callery The MSU Department of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation is conducting classes in fundamental motor skills for takes 4art to the people pre school aged children, 2-and a-half to 5 years. The three-term program begins today and is self-supporting. The Lansing Art Gallery has begun to take "art to the people." Coordinator Bev Ulrich said the program has three basic goals: "Art in the Community" now rents works by local artists to area to teach youngsters the fundamental motor skills and locomotor business offices as well as to private individuals. patterns; — to provide a laboratory experience for under The works, which include photographs, paintings and other wall graduates majoring in the family and child sciences; and three — hangings, may be rented bi monthly or purchased on an as a research program to collect data on a young child's motor installment basis. performance." Representatives will visit business offices with portfolios of the Before the course begins, each child will be given a private 15 works and assist in proper selection and display. minute pre test to determine their present abilities. Then, at the Artists interested in participating in the program, as well as end of the class, they will be tested to determine their individuals interested in renting available material, should contact If you're about to graduate with ■ing, you'll enjoy living in Seattle an engineering or computer science one of America's most beautiful improvement. During the class, the children will be taught Sheldon Kemp or Pati Brush at the Art in the Community office in ~ throwing, catching, batting, punting, kicking, running, hopping the Lansing Art Gallery, 425 S. Grand Ave. degree, we'd like to talk to you about . and other motor skills. your future. The program consists of 11 different sections, each of which are Will it be in commercial jetliners? DOCING Will DC OH offered either once or twice a week. Ulrich said many of the sections are already filled. The cost of the once a week sections is Czarnicki, Wilbur picked We're building two new planes 767 and 757. While the orders for the CAMPUS SOON. $22 per term, while the cost of the twice-weekly sessions is $38. The Lansing Chamber of Larry Owen, Julius Hanslovsky 727s, 757s and 747s keep coming Boeing will be here within the The 2-and a-half to 3-and-a-haIf-year-olds must be accompanied Commerce announced Wednes and Kim Capello. from all over the world. next two weeks. So sign up for your by their parents for the first few classes, while the 4 and - five-year-olds will be on their own. day that it supports John In the Lansing race, the Perhaps you'd like to get into the interview today in the Placement Czarnicki and Thomas Wilbur chamber supports incumbent Office. aerospace field, where we have for East Lansing council seats. I/)uis Adado and Sic Worthing Then we can tell you in person more projects going than you can ton, who are running for at about all the opportunities you'll have shake a calculator at. CATA alters bus routes Czarnicki, an incumbent, ac tively supports business expan large seats. Kurt said they are Or maybe you'll help us provide to grow with Boeing. also backing Pat Lindemann for sion in East Lansing and under computer services to over 2,000 If this time is inconvenient for Beginning Monday two changes will be made in Capital Area stands the of down the Ward 2 seat. you, just write us: The Boeing concerns Transportation Authority bus routes in the East Lansing and MSU Other candidates in the Lan clients, including government, town store owners and cus¬ area. sing election are Todd Deleon private industry, commercial air¬ Company. P.O. Box3707-VPM, tomers, said James Kurt, a Route 17. inbound from Lake Lansing Road, will change from its and incumbents Richard Baker planes and aerospace. Seattle, WA 98124. chamber representative. current route to a direct Hagadorn Road to-Grand River Avenue and Terry McKane. Whatever path you take at An equal opportunity employer. system. The commerce supports The chamber of commerce The first four departure times on route 17 will also change. Wilbur. Kurt said, because he supports candidates the Buses on this route will leave from M.A.C. Avenue at 6:55 a.m., 7:25 a.m., 7:55a.m. and 8:25 a.m. and will return at 7:25 a.m.. 7:55 has a background in both small business and politics. basis of voting records on and Z7/7iFXA'/7 general attitudes towards bus GOTING PGOPLG TOGCTHGR a.m., 8:25 a.m. and 8:55 a.m. There are six candidates iness issues. Support is also Route 21, inbound, will enter the MSU campus from Hagadorn running for three East Lansing based on a questionaire sent to Road to Service. Bogue St. and E. Shaw Lane. council seats. The other four each candidate, as well as on Saturday service on route 21 will be discontinued Oct. 6. candidates are Ralph Monsma, personal interviews. Opinion VIEWPOINT: RAPE Council examined Academic governance at many MSU has been a controversial subject for University presidents. It has, similarly, been an aggravation to many students and faculty members within and outside the group. Rape Center could guard safety Yesterday, in what can now be characterized as his typical By JAN LELAND per-day basis to any victim who arrives at medical evidence and other medical consi trained rape counselor should be available lightening fast speed, President M. Cecil Mackey went before the This year, at MSU, I am optimistic that the health center. derations. 24 hours per day, through the health center, women students, staff and faculty will have • The sexual assault evidence kit Faculty Council with the same plea his predecessor, Edgar L. Harden, a safer environment and the education as • Victims should be informed both orally counseling center or a special sexual assault offered the group last February: let's look at the system to see if some of they supplied by the Michigan State Police and in writing of all procedures, tests and treatment and education center located on need to prepare themselves for situations of should be used wherever medical evidence the red tape can be eliminated. alternatives before they are performed. campus. violence. is collected. The victim should be told of rights to deny • Services of the local The Academic Council, as a whole, has made many "cumbersome and The MSU Board of Trustees Health rape crisis center • Rape victims arriving at emergency treatment and should also be given follow- should be utilized in every sexual assault slow" decisions (to use Mackey's words) in the last school year. One of Committee is holding a hearing tonight to should be given immediate medical atten up instructions. case, by medical and police personnel, until these snail's pace considerations was discussed at the Faculty Council's gather input as to how we can more tion and priority, including a private room, • Pregnancy and venereal disease testing such a time that the University has its own adequately prevent rape at MSU and how counselor and full availability of all lab should be a part of the medical procedures. meeting — the Faculty Grievance Procedure. While the revision to the we can provide sexual assault counselors. The center 1972 Interim Grievance Procedure was approved last February, the adequate treatment for facilities. • All emergency room treatment and should be financially compensated for its those who do suffer rape trauma and • Rape victims should be examined by a follow up should be free to the victim. If the service to the University and procedures document still awaits the approval of Provost Clarence L. Winder. In physical injury. specially trained physician who has ex¬ evidence kit is used the tests will be free. should be routine and automatic. another instance, the Academic Council approved a motion to support Listed below are the medical, counseling, perience in sexual assault trauma, presen¬ Also costs could be covered tation of court evidence, who has been by a special divestiture of University stock from a racist South Africa last October police and educational services which rape victim's fund at the health center. • Special in-service trainings should be (seven months after the Hoard of Trustees decided to divest). Then, to community women feel are needed at MSU: designated sexual assault physician and • Medical treatment should never be held for all counseling center staff in the EDUCATION who has a strong interest in basics of sexual assault trauma, coping complicate matters, a motion was introduced the following month in • General rape trauma. dependent upon cooperations with the rape education seminars for all The emergency room physician on call reaction and psychological needs of victims Academic Council to re-consider the previous motion. In another police. incoming students at orientation, as well as should not necessarily be the doctor to • Where available, female nurses and in the long term reorganizational period, instance, the SIRS (instructor rating) form controversy took almost a residence hall seminars. examine the victim. doctors should be utilized because of the since rape victims may be seen by mental year to resolve, after the Council heard arguments from students — who • Pamphlets providing counseling infor • All medical personnel who come in specific nature of the rape trauma. health therapists for short and long term mation and preventative information should contact with victims should receive annual said professors must be rated every term — and professors — who said therapy, following crisis intervention. be available through all counseling, medical, sensitivity and special sexual assault educa¬ COUNSELING: they wanted to be rated occassionally. After returning to committee in police and housing facilities. tion, including common victim reactions, Leland is a master's candidate in • Crisis counseling from a specially December 1978, a set of guidelines were devised in late winter, 1979. • Self-defense instruction should be When you have a group as large as Academic Council, it is not difficult available without cost to all women who want to take it. to see why so little is accomplished. The council has a membership of • Annual in service trainings should be about 150 people — students, faculty and deans — who are, either by held for all medical, police and counseling position in the University or by election — entitled to sit in on meetings. personnel likely to have any contact with While many do not attend meetings victims. regularly, the number is still rather • For astounding. In addition, Academic Council has a variety of committees, consistency a sexual assault center or coordinator position should exist within with about a dozen members on each. Some have suggested the Council the University to coordinate education, re-examine the need for so many and such large committees, and prevention, medical and counseling aspects distribute the group's academic weight to the committees which serve a as well as for a referral network. normal, on-going function. POLICE: More importantly, we urge the group to re-examine its • Special female officers/detectives, purpose and boundaries within the University. Some have said specially trained in the dynamics of sexual faculty members assault, with educatiop in empathy and must have greater access to Council procedures and agendas than can be counseling strategies, should investigate provided through their representatives. This places a great task before all sexual assaults brought to police the Council, for they too, know the must attention and would work closely with constantly re-examine their methods in order to serve their public better. medical and counseling services. Perhaps this could be achieved in part, by exploring academic • Any police educational presentations should be conducted by such officers governance structures at other universities and colleges across the specially trained in sexual assault preven¬ country for new and more expedient methods. We urge the Council to tion. take Mackey's suggestion to heart and Purchase of the police training film begin the awesome task of • re-evaluating their effectiveness and speed. We feel certain that if this is "Reality of Rape" for training and com¬ achieved, it can only mean a better organized, stronger Council which munity education purposes. can guide us MEDICAL: through these troubled times as we continually look to the • Olin will provide a pursuit of knowledge for help. specially trained sexual assault crisis counselor on a 24-hour VIEWPOINT: IRAN Khomeini's bloody terror reigns By The Friends of Spartacus Youth League reign of terror in Iranian Kurdistan. physical assault on one of these forums in sion of women, leftists, national minorities! People all over the world are outraged at Ann Arbor, and it was only because a the wholesale slaughter of those Iranians and the working class is a fact of life. All I Last fall, when hundreds of thousands of number of burly trade union those concerned for democratic fighting for democratic rights. Over the Moslem fanatics took to the streets in Iran, supporters of rights for the Spartacist League defened the the Iranian masses must demand past month, the attacks mounted by the we pointed out that Khomeini speaker freedom; aimed to that the forum was able to be continued. for the imprisoned Kurdish Khomeini regime on its left-wing opponents institute a theocratic state based on the partisans, Arab • These Moslem reactionaries wanted to do to oil workers, Fedayee and the national minorities have escalated Koran that would not be guerillas, HKS mem!: qualitatively Fatima Khalil what Khomeini is doing to bers and other leftists, and all victims of! sharply. Demonstrators are no longer better than that of the Shah, and indeed unveiled women, leftists and national beaten up by the unofficial Khomeini's reactionary terror. Let not ', thugs of the might be much worse for women and minorities in Iran today. "Imam's Committees," but minorities. We said then: "Down with the anyone forget those fake leftists who now face the Similarly last fall at MSU, an unholy claimed Khomeini was a "progressive"; heavy weapons of the "Islamic Revolution¬ Shah! Down with the Mullahs!" This alliance of fake leftists and religious fanatics alternative to the Shah, who hoped to ride ary Guards" and the ex Shah's regular principled stand earned us the enmity of armed forces. In August, following mass disrupted an SYL forum entitled "Down to popularity or power on the coattails of 'TAKE MY ims,m (AY NAME/TAKE /AY INTEGRITY, TAKE MY SlHOTTJAfcAWMNG virtually the entire left and the Iranian with the Shah! Down with the Mullahs!". Islamic reaction. They bear the demonstrations protesting the suppression students here, whose lauding of the responsibi¬ —BUT ?[M LiMME MY s4fMY/' of the liberal daily Ayandegan, newspapers This stupid and undemocratic disruption lity for Khomeini's bloodletting. In particu "progressive" and "anti imperialist" Ayatol drew the attention of the and offices of the pro-Moscow Tudeh lah was boundless. campus police, lar, the central aim of the HKS and their Party, Unfortunately, these who came, endangering the American co-thinkers, the Socialist Work the guevarist Fedayeen and the fake- very lives of disagreements were not confined solely or those non citizens present. Though the ers Party, has been to defend Surveillance files Trotskyist Socialist Workers Party of Iran (HKS) were closed down However, the biggest mobilization of Kho¬ and sacked. even principally to the political plane. Last spring, the SYL sponsored several forums on the situation in Iran, actions of these left cowards and their reactionary partners very temporarily The ultimate price for this heads — has not been paid by them as Khomeini. betrayal — their yet, including a tour by stopped the event, they could not stop the but is being paid by the oppressed masses will be released meini's reactionary repression has been Fatima Khalil, a near Eastern communist truth that the SL/SYL alone had the of Iran every day. directed against the Kurdish national woman of Moslem origin, entitled "No to courage to tell. The Friends of Spartacus Youth minority, and has included army troops and the Veil!" The Organization of Iranian League is O' the air force launching of a full-fledged Today in Iran, Khomeini is carrying out revolutionary youth organization based on the Moslem Students conducted a vicious "Freedom of expression, freedom of religion, freedom of sexual his campaign promises. The bloody repres¬ politics of Marx, Lenin and Trotsky. preferences" are but a few of the slogans chanted in an era which attempts to remove local and the federal bureaucracy from our daily lives. If this is such an enlightened era, then why are reports of the Michigan State Police's now defunct "red squad" so slowly coming to the surface? Letters A statement issued by the as 40,000 Michigan State Police admits that as many Michigan residents were spied on by the squad sometime The State News during the 1950's to the early 70's. According to police, files were kept on Student Council The main diltieuity students lace in residents once deemed subversive or maintaining an active and meaningful voice Thursday, September 27, 1979 unhealthy influences on a democratic society. Beginning in the 1950's — amidst the fear and in University affairs is the quick turnover in Editorials are the opinions of the State News. Viewpoints, turmoil of the McCarthy era — the squad investigated the personal damaged by story student representation. Faculty and admin¬ istrators serve on the Academic Council and columns and letters are personal opinions. affairs of thousands of Michiganians. Some of these residents Editorial Department merely various committees for several years, harbored attitudes or personal opinions contrary to the popular trend of The article, "MSU: Who learning all the ins and outs of academic tditor in-chief R W Robinson Pholo Editor Kim VanderVeer thought at that time. pulls the processes; students serve limited terms of a Managing iditor strings," (Welcome Week, 1979) contains KyOwen Entertainment & Book Bditor . . Bill Holdship In such an enlightened period of American society, we wonder why several errors that discredit the Student year or two. Opinion Editor Joy L Haenlem Sports Editor Dave Janssen Until students become involved in Aca¬ City Editor Susan Tompor Layout Editor Reginald Thomas Michigan State Police are just now getting around to releasing Council, a group that attempted to repre Campus Editor demic Council in their first year at MSU, pon Przystas Freelance Editor Carrie Thorn information which was deemed inappropriate almost four sent students in academic affairs. Wire Editor Anna Browne Chief Copy Editor Linda Oliverio years ago. they just must work harder to have an The department may be trying to clear its reputation among Michigan As a member of the 1978-79 Student effect on the University. And articles which Staff representative Debbie Creemers residents, but an incident of this magnitude cannot be overlooked by a Council, I cannot recall any meeting where present an incorrect view of student mere casual apology and a delayed return of the illegal material. we did not have quorum, though the representation do not help increase student Advertising Department reporter writes, "The council participation. To add more fuel to the controversy, it is estimated that taxpayers quorum together last year, rarely got a as students Patricia A. Wilde Advertising Monoger Ron MacMillon Asst Advertising Manager PatGreening may have to fork out approximately $200,000 to finance the process of wrote in at large candidates like Earvin Birmingham, Mi. contacting the aggrieved and sending them the files. Under no (Magic) Johnson to represent them." John circumstances should the taxpayers have to bear the burden of son was not a member of the '78-'79 council; a process of this sort. financing he was elected to the '79 '80 council. Though the people spied upon have every right to know what information was gathered, their DOONESBURY rights should not be Thus, the "student voice" is not "effec¬ by Garry Trudeau infringed upon a second time. The possibility that private citizen files tively stifled, in this case, by the students may be floating around the back room of a police department is bad themselves." Admittedly, Academic Coun¬ HAVING ESTABLISHED THESE ^ cil is a cumbersome, slow acting GENERAL. Pi YOUR. BEACHHEADS, THE SOVIET5 % enough. An already touchy issue should not be compounded. The decent times, but group at SENATOR students try to maintain an OPINION, DOES WE RAKER IV SiAN SHOCK TROOPS COULD J MOULD THEN BE FREE TO T MY GOD! thing for the police department to do now is to release the files to these active voice. During the last academic year, j PRESENCE OF THE. #LESS'TAN BE EASILY OEPLOYEO TO SPEAR ! FAN OUT ACROSS THE SOUTH, THINK OF AND WATS 74; citizens and continue with the business of safeguarding citizen rights in students raised many objections to the I soviet brigade amp IF I PRESENT A LEG/TI- [fry!SO IT. HEAP A MASSIVE AMPHIBIOUS ' DISRUPTING TRAFFIC, AND | THE JOBS' ONLY ONE o ASSAULT AGAINST THE C0AS7- i EFFECTIVELY CRIPPL/N6 THE the state of Michigan. complete elimination of SIRS (student MATE THREAT TO / SCENARIO. \ LINES OF FLORIDA, ALABAMA WRIST INDUSTRY SO VTTAl ! The police should be commended for their efforts to ratings of instructors), along with helping THE SECURITY OF AND SOME PARTS OF TO THE ECONOMY OF rectify the revise the procedure. A student first moved situation, but a very important semantical question remains to be that the Academic THIS COUNTRY? J& v? MISSISSIPPI. \ THE REGION. Council support the - f settled. Persons notified of past surveilance operations by the "red divestment of South African related stocks. squad" will be reportedly be sent a copy of all informat ion gathered on Two students served on the Presidential them. If these residents are to be sent copies, what will be done with the Search and Selection Committee during its original files? Before this matter is finally settled, the Michigan State long search. Students constantly stated their opinions and. in general, served Police have a long road ahead if they are to justify their - handling of this conscientiously on the University commit situation. tees to present a student viewpoint. Michigon State News, East Lansing. Michigan Thursday, September 27, 1979 5 Cager's hand reattached By JOANNA FIRESTONE team of six surgeons, headed by Larsen said. Incentive given NADEAU, WHO FOR two United Press Internationa] Dr. Robert Larsen. "It certainly will be better DETROIT - The hand of 17-year-old high school basket a Nadeau, who is expected to leave the hospital Thursday, than if he had not had the hand at all, but never as good as years was a wide receiver on the school's football team, was cutting aluminum when the ROTC students ball star, severed in an indus¬ has undergone five skin grafts prior to his injury. Within that accident occurred. His boss, trial accident last month, has since the hand was reattached, The U.S* Army has a new program range, it's pretty hard to come Jim Belanger, grabbed the designed to increase officer been successfully reattached, and still faces "a minimum of strength by allowing ROTC students to join the army reserve, and down to anything precise." severed hand and packed it in doctors at Harper Hospital said four pretty good operations," army reservists to join ROTC. Nadeau, a 6-foot-3 starting ice before rushing him to the Wednesday. Larsen said. guard on the Shamrocks has ROTC students may now serve as officer-trainees in army Todd Nadeau, of Northville, a hospital. units in ketball team, is hopeful he will Larsen said Nadeau reserve a paid enlistment status and receive commission senior at Catholic Central High was in second LARSEN WAS UNABLE to be able to play again this year. as a lieutenant upon completion. School, cut off his right hand surgery within three hours of Students who predict how much of its original "All I gotta do is move it a are 17 to 25 years old, meet enlistment the accident. with a power saw Aug. 8 while function will return to Nadeau's requirements, possess qualification little bit," he said. "I'm a left for becoming effective officers, working at his summer job. hand. hander. Although the hand itself was and have at least two years of college remaining may join this new The hand was reattached "His youth is in his favor. The "If it doesn't hurt, I'll be out cleanly amputated, Larsen said program. it appeared the youth jerked during a 13-hour operation by a severity of the injury is not," there. I'll give it my best shot." Army reservists may now simultaneously enroll in advanced his arm back from the saw ROTC courses and receive a subsistence because his forearm was "badly payment of $100 per month and $70 for training 16 hours mutilated." monthly with a local army reserve unit. Lawyers draw up suit to keep Doctors grafted one artery and three veins in Nadeu's hand and arm, taken from his leg. The program does not interfere with the GI bill, but students on a full ROTC scholarship are not eligible. Students interested in the program may contact the campus Two days after the hand was ROTC officials in Room 113 Demonstration Hall. major cereal companies intact reattached, Larsen said, the hand began "going sour", and BATTLE CREEK (UPI) The FTC claims the three Nadeau was taken back into Attorneys for Calhoun County and the city of Battle Creek - companies unfairly monopolize the cereal market, and is seek person. "The greater the output of noise, the greater the pos surgery, where one artery and three veins were regrafted. Lansing offers lours sibility of being heard." Wednesday began drawing up a lawsuit aimed at preventing the ing to break them up. Such action could cost grain millers Jordan said breaking up the cereal makers would not LARSEN SAID HE believes of tree anil plant life Federal Trade Commission 2,600 jobs nationwide and 1,500 Nadeau will be able to play Tree Treks" during "Downtown only deprive 1,500 workers of Discovery Days" will offer from breaking up the nation's jobs in Battle Creek alone. their jobs at Kellogg's and the basketball again. tourists a chance to pick up "goodie bag" souvenirs while learning leading cereal makers. Post Division of General Foods, "He's highly motivated and about the trees and plants in downtown Lansing. In a special early morning "THIS WOULD ABSO¬ but would also force layoffs in Guided tours are wants to go back very badly," scheduled for Monday, Wednesday and Oct. 5 meeting, the county commission LUTELY devastate the related industries like paper, Larsen said. from noon to 1 p.m. and In Tuesday from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. a history miking 13-hour operation, a team of approved $5,000 in matching county's economy," county glue and grain. surgeons at Harper Hospital in Detroit, reattached funds to join in a federal court Commissioner Bess Jordan the right hand of Todd Nadeau, of Northville, suit to be filed by the city. The said. "We feel it's about time the following an accident in a factory Sept. 8. Since that suit will force the FTC to federal government started "THIS COULD PUSH our we've branched out in all unemployment rate up three or date, Todd has undergone five more operations complete an environmental im¬ listening to the local people. four points," Jordan said. Un¬ pact study before it goes ahead "If they go forward with their involving skin grafts. The X-ray behind shows his employment in Battle Creek severed hand. with its shared monopoly suit against Kellogg Co., General Mills and General Foods. hearings, then they need to hear from the people it would direct ly affect. They so often forget usually runs about 8 percent Some 141,000 persons live in the . directions county. The suit which was about us," she said. "Our job market is our en — ex "We are very happy they are with casual furniture that meets pected to be filed before Oct. 2 vironment," Jordan said. Discover downtown — was believed to be the first of its kind. on our side of the issue," said Ralph Davis, a Kellogg spokes "We think an economic im pact study is justified." our East Lansing lifestyle head-on! 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HOUSE roon-sat:9-9 Jacobson's univ. mall. 332 - 3525 •on: 12-7 ^Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, September 27, 1979 Juilliard Quartet returns By WILLIAM BARNHARDT State News Reviewer ENTERTAINMENT Perhaps the most enviable thing about reviewing the Juilliard String Quartet is the complimentary set of tickets one receives from the MSU Chamber Music Series. Well, think about it. America's foremost chamber music ensemble is not likely to be anything but perfect, the group is incapable of making a mistake, and the music is never less than the composer's conception. That leaves the reviewer (like this reviewer) in the unoriginal position of raving and Varda's feminist movie on-campus coughing up superlatives and confessing to being totally over whelmed (like this reviewer will proceed to do). "This film is about women, The world renowned Juilliard String Quartet performed their tonight and tomorrow night Judith Crist, for example, offend the smallest number of men, work, music, love, mar¬ first of three visits on the MSU campus to a sold out Fairchild by Classic Films. called the picture "... a people, this mindless, cos¬ riage or not, children or not, One Sings... chronicles the handsome movie-movie, guar¬ metic movie is exactly what it Theatre last night — sadly for some, the other two performances — and friendship," says writer- one in January and the other in director friendship of two young worn anteed to be all things to all would have come up with." May -- are sold out as well. The Agnes Varda at the en — one of whom composes women and most men ... a evening began with the Haydn Quartet in D (Opus 20, No. 4), the beginning of her film One and performs songs — from blend of fact, fiction and sweeping Hungarian "Sun Quartet" in four parts, perhaps the most Sings, the Other Doesn't. the early sixties to the mid- advanced string quartet written in the 1700s in its use of Lauded by Judith Thurman in feeling — the stuff of life ..." Agnes Varda's One Sings, seventies. Varda, through Kael, however, dealt more the Other Doesn't is in French syncopation and domination of the cello. Joel Krosnick, the cellist Ms. as "a valuable, clear and concentrating on the relation and the group's newest member (1974), commandeered the minuet harshly with Varda's film: with English sub-titles. Clas¬ passionate film about the com¬ ship of Pomme (Valerie "(Varda is) a lively, sophisti¬ sic Films is with eloquence against the frenetic gypsy fiddling of the trio. ing of age of women," and showing the Mairesse) and Suzanne (Ther- cated film technician who picture tonight at 8 p.m. in Alban Berg's avant garde Lyric Suite moved the quartet through ridiculed by Pauline Kael in Juilliard String Quartet ese Liotard), meant to illus¬ thinks that this ode to super¬ 109 Anthony, and tomorrow a musical obstacle course. The New Yorker as "a cheery, Rapid movements of different speeds in trate some of the moral, various musical directions, drifting in and out of melody — educational feminism-can-be- ficiality is poetic truth ... If a night at 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. in understood. political and feminist changes big American advertising 100 Engineering. Admission is sometimes slow and atonal, approaching familiar harmonies only to fun movie," the 1975 French But then excellence has always been this group's trademark. It of the last two decades. agency had been given the job $1.50 — $1 for those lose them; sometimes fast and hysteric, transforming violist the first string quartet to perform in Russia, while film is being shown on-campus The New York holding was being easily Post's of devising a feminist film to an RHA pass. Samuel Rhodes and second violinist Earl Carlyss into percussion the most popular American quartet (4,000 sold-out ists, grating and sweeping their bows across the strings. Amid the performances), and perhaps the most acclaimed (Grammy Awards in 1971 and 1978) desolate tenuous line of melody, first violinist Robert Mann — the — it is the Juilliard String Quartet that all others must be founder and only original member of the quartet — demonstrated compared to. the limits of performance, sawing the instrument to discord in one measure, and then instantly restraining the music to a refined poignancy — an excellence 20th century music requires for it to be After intermission, the foursome soothed the audience with Brahms' Quartet in A minor (Opus 51, No. 2), the most well known of Brahms' quartets and his most polished. As I complacently LIBERAL ARTS ALLIANCE (continued UU3J0 * on page 7) rf° 0Cp °°00^ o cO COmPUTER ^qQD° £UVgRl£S / feet Monday, will end U.S. possession of the Panama All day & evenings A DYNAMO OF SEXUAL ENERGY^ ALL PARTS MESH LIKE A WELL- Saturday OILED MACHINE. ONE RARE PORN FLICK!" -hustler magazine Rent-a-Lane SOPHISTICATED SEX! 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Freefall "WE WILL \0TBE At E.L.'s Rock Spot \ 0/^ Grand Opening Logan Center Tickets: Available at v The latest Attic now inside $5.00 Advance Recordland r If { \ Holden-Reid in Logan Center frand0r • lansing mall • logan center $6.00 at the Door Lansing, Show Starts: 2 blocks west of Meridian Malls DOWNTOWN HOLDEN-REID'S Hagadorn a The Attic — 107 S. Washington EAST LANSING - 209 E. Grand River 9:00 pm on Grand River Coral Gables Michigan State News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Thursdoy. September 27, 1979 1 ] Ticket FOR RENT picked ft HAZEL'S • TV.STEREO BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) • Refrigerators ' Registered Student • Free < UNISEX SALON OF HAIR Delivery — A Belgian driver gave a lift to a pickpocket and was glad he ^37Xjl795 FOR BLACK MEN & WOMEN Organizations did, the newpaper De Stan- WE SPECIALIZE IN CI TS daard has reported. Applications for The driver was driving at 81 *4 AND STYLES funding of activities for Fall term, mph on the expressway from Leuven to Liege when police < u rn k/yg ... our wash 1979, m) wear ( are free cure are available in stopped him for speeding. After jFor this Room 307 and locations, phone • Perms • Hair giving the driver a ticket and Colors Student Services Bldg. 24 hour programline: checking the car's lights and * • Shampoo & Set • Sculptured Nails tires, the officers let him go on 355-0313 Deadline: October 1, 1979 his way, the newspaper said. The driver then heard his Popeyes Friday SJaV PH. 374-0849 ASMSU passenger say: "Don't worry. COMING 829 W . Saginaw, Corner of Butler Programming Board You won't have any ticket," and Clam Special handed him the officer's ticket A Night of Great book, explaining: "I just left * Dinner includes fried clams, cole slaw Comedy with or Kajun rice, NOTICE jail. I am a pickpocket." 12 oz. beverage, and roll. "The Best of Second City" special price $2.39 as .Tickets on Spsrian Triple* sole 30 minutes Saturday, Oct. 6 w/this coupon Chicken Taco Special on showtime & no later than pr 15j 8 pm & 10:30 Thursday — *0.49 ASMSU is now holding ASMSU is now nutes after showtimi pm accepting "Double Featur Erickson Kiva Popeyes Fried open petitioning for col¬ applications for the Direc¬ Tickets $5.00, Chicken is unique... lege representatives from torships on the Executive MSU Union Redeemable at the colleges of Education, this location only— Staff for Community Af¬ n tsasti pi» AIRP0RT79 0 1127 E. Grand River Natural Science and Social fairs, Legislative Affairs, 351-8776 Science. Information, Labor Affairs, and Special Projects. ©IW'DCILLS 7L SAT 4 SUN. 3:45 4 S:S0 HAIRSTYUNG Serving East Lansing-M.S.U. Petitions and applications may be Deadline for turning in petitions and picked up in 334 Student Services. applications is October 5. in TWO Convenient BREAKING Locations Address AWAY (Formerly Love Hair) in the Spartan Plaza IS Address Call LECTURE CUTJC^r/ERIE/ Above Sams in E. La. n State Univeriity 332-4522 SAT. 4 SUN. 1:15,4. 6:45 ft 9:00 332-2416 332-4314 TR0UBRIDGE £1011 ABBOTT Rb. IN THE DlAIMy above suns m EAST LANSISO BOTH SHOPS SPARTAN PLAZA C,UYsf DOLLS OPEN NIGHTS EL ONTIL 9:00 p.m. SECIK'W I ake a stroll down the "Great White Way " with any four of NOW FEATURING: Broadway's brightest musical comedies and plays for only a fraction of the cost of being there. You save more than 15% over regular box office Hair Care Products prices when you purchase a series. What's more, you can charge it! Choose Any Four. ASMSU Programming Board / Pop Entertainment presents A CLOSED CIRCUIT Thursday, October 18 Thursday, October 25 FORREST TUCKER and BUTTERFLY The Tony-Award winner as Best Play of 1978, TELECAST MC QUEEN star in a new, lavish production of the powerful American classic. Enjoy "01' Man "DA" is a beguiling play about a son's need to come to terms with his father, his "DA," and River "and other favorites from the unforgetta¬ with himself. In a class with the best of Scan ble Kern & Hammerstein score. O'Casey... steeped in Irish language, laughter MICHIGAN STATE and atmosphere. chapter two UNIVERSITY A vs. NOTRE DAME FOOTBALL Tuesday, November 27 Thursday, February 7 A razzle-dazzle revue of the best from the Grand Hailed as Neil Simon's best play, "CHAPTER Old Man of Broadway, Eubie Blake, who is 95 MSU AUDITORIUM TWO" is a warm and human love story. NBC's Gene Shalit calls it " a triumph..For crying out and still going strong! His famous show tunes supply the undercurrent for this dance-crazy loud sec this play. Also for laughing out loud" jewel. 2:30 PM, Saturday, September 29, 1979 GENERAL ADMISSION tickets go on sale DEATHTRAP TODAY 10 AM Tuesday, April 8 The Belafonte mystique is many things. There's to MSU students, faculty, Monday, February 25 An entertaining, hilarious, devilishly fiendishly the voice, "crystal-pure and tender as an Irish clever, ingenious, absolutely spellbinding, tenor's " but, also "as full of animal lust as a blues singer's." Belafonte is a recording artist and staff with MSU I.D. ONLY chilling comedy thriller. In other words, a hit ! Don't miss it! (Also a University Series event) (33 albums to date), a concert singer, Broadway TV Film star, friend to the meek and the mighty, humanitarian. A musical evening with FRIDAY to the general public Harry Belafonte is an unforgettable experience. at the Munn Ice Arena Box Office. All shows in the University Auditorium at 8:15 p.m. NOW ACCEPTING MAILORDER FOR SERIES TICKET,COUNTER SALES OPEN Reserved seats only. SERIES OF 4 SHOWS: *40.00, 30.00, 20.00 Price is $2.00 per ticket Limit 4 per person an ASMSU Programming Board Event * funded by student tax dollars 1 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, September 27, 1979 IT ONLY TAKES MINUTES TO PLACE YOUR STATE NEWS Al 347 STUDENT SERVICES BUILDING CALL 355-8255 Classified Advertising Automotive Employment ] |ji| [ Employment ~| [jjj] [~~ Employment | fjrj] f" Employment ~] [jj] | Employment ~] J}] | Apartments Information '76 RABBITT DELUXE. Good CASHIER WANTED, pan SPORTING GOODS Sales WANTED - YOUNG ambi¬ COMPUTER PROGRAM¬ LIKE TO DRIVE 1 MALE NEEDED for 2 PHONE 355-8255 condition. 1 224 4870. time. Neat appearance a full and part time experienced tious people, 18 years of age MING SUPERVISOR 347 Student Services Bldg. - Writ¬ DO IT FOR bedroom, 4 person apart¬ must. Able to work with 5-10-2.(3) sales people wanted in all or older, wanting to earn ing custom programs, for a DOMINO'S PIZZA. ment. $380 per term. figures. Good pay. Apply in departments. All in person, extra money in their spare business industry, must be Now hiring full and part-time 332-7673. 5-10-1(3) Regular Rates TOYOTA CORONA 1969 person only, between 10 MC SPORTING GOODS, time. Will train, call 5-9237 for experienced. Basic and ma¬ delivery people. Flexible DAYS little rust, runs good, 30 am 5pm weekdays. CINEMA 5002 W. Saginaw, Lansing. interview. Ask for Sonya. chine languages. Must be hours with paid vacations 1 day-95' per line X ADULT ENTERTAINMENT NEAT Et CLEAN upper 1 MPG, $200. 337 7674 8-10-1 (8) I 1 3 6 8 3 days-85' per line 5-10-3 (3) CENTER, 1000 W. Jolly 12-10-10(7) very thorough and able to motivate others. and holiday benefits. Can make up to $5/hour with bedroom over home, Mt. 3 2 85 7 65 14 40 16 80 Road, Lansing. OR-7-9-28 (9) MAINTENANCE POSITION. NOW TAKING applications Hope-Cedar area, $180/ 6 days-80 per line commission and tips. Apply month includes utilities, 487- 4 3 80 10 20 19 20 22 40 TRANSPORTATION SPE Must have drivers license, run at our two East Lansing ELECTRONICS TECH- at the following locations. 0823 after 5. 5-10-3 (4) s 4 57 12 75 24 00 28 00 8 days 70 per line CIAL. 69 Impale. Runs good. TEMPORARY HELP needed. errands, painting, minor Arby's Roast Beef locations nician - to service micro¬ 6 5 70 15 30 28 80 33 60 $120. 351 2237. 5 9 28 13) for part time and full time $180/ Experience with costumes, building repair. Hours be¬ computers, build special in¬ 2068 Cedar St., Holt FEMALE NEEDED to share 7 6 65 17 85 33 60 39 20 L'n3i?n,emrmSer,i0n TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1973. make-up, or retail helpful. Call HOLLYWOOD COS¬ tween 8:30 a.m. & 5:00 p.m. Must be work study. Apply employment. See manager between 2 p.m. - 5 p.m., terfaces, special computer devices and prototypes. In¬ 1561 Haslett Rd., Haslett 1139 E. Grand River, duplex, non smoking, own Hardtop and convertible, room. 337-0923. 7-10-5 (3) Master Chorge 8 Visa Welcome TUME CO. 321 1663 American Red Cross 1800 E. Monday thru Friday. teresting work, very clean East Lansing 59,000 miles. Good condition. 7-9 28 (6) Grand River 5-10-4 (8) 4-9-28(7) pleasant environment. Must 5214 Cedar St., Lansing Must sell. 484-3264 after 5 NEED 1 for 4-man in Special Rates have excellent understanding 3608 N.E. St., Lansing man p.m. 5-10 2 (4) LOCAL AMWAY distributor LICENSED PHYSICAL thera¬ STUDENTS FOR workstudy Campus Hill apartments. 349- 345 Ads 3 lines-M.OO-5 days. 80' per line over of computers. 801 Thomas L. Parkway, child care. Spartan Village 5644. 3-10-1 (3) VALIANT 1974 Excellent is helping many persons earn pist, full or part-time position 3 lines. No adjustment in rate when cancelled. Lansing car, best offer, call for more money working 2 to 4 hours available, (5171 373-8436, 8 near campus, Haslett East 966 Trowbridge, E. Lansing THREE-BEDROOM Mobile Price of item(s) for sale must be stated in ad. information 349 6285 per day. We can hlep you. a.m. 5 p.m., Equal Oppor¬ Lansing, Contact 339-2665. 12-10-9 (22) For an appointment call 723- 4-9-28(4) Home, furnished, carpeted, Maximum sale price of l200. Private party ads 3-10-1 (3) tunity Employer. 7-10-5 (5) 6055. 7 9-28 (7) RN - SHIFT supervisor. Full air, close, $195. 332-8498. only. COOK NEEDED for sorority 2-9-28 (3) 74 VOLVO THE STATE News Classifieds BABYSITTER FOR 6 month time opening on 3-11 p.m. Pecinuts Personal ads 3 lines s2.25 Wagon. Load house part time. Call Tricia - per inser ed, rustproof Immaculate, AVON is accepting applications for baby boy. Own transpor¬ 337-1197. Z 3-9-28 (3) shift. Liberal fringe benefits, tion. 75' per 1 FEMALE ROOMMATE line over 3 lines, (pre payment). $3650/best offer. 351 8967 EARN MONEY FOR LIFE'S salespeople. Some times still tation, morning hours prefer¬ evening Et night differential, EXTRAS. Become an Avon red. 351-2385, days. no shift rotation, every other needed for nice 3 person Rummage /Garage Sale ads 4 lines *2.50. 5-9 28 (3) available. Apply in person 347 DOOLEY'S IS now hiring apartment. Walking 63' per line oveM lines-per insertion. representative. You can earn Student Services 2-9-28 (6) 8-10-1 (4) weekend off and weekend distance waiters and waitresses. Start¬ VW BUS, 1973, extra selling quality bonus paid. M.N.A. contract. to campus. Good Room¬ Round Town ads—4 good mile money ing immediately, must have lines-l2.50-per insertion. age, good shape, many new products part-time during the WAITRESSES AND hostess PART TIME cooks and bus- references. Apply in person Come to the Ingham County mates. 337-0645. S-5-10-3 (51 63 per line over 4 lines. hours that suit you best. boys positions open. Apply Medical Care Facility 3860 parts. 339-9285. 8 10-1 (3) needed lunch hours and between noon-4 p.m., Wed¬ FEMALE ROOMMATE need¬ Lost ft Found Excellent commission! Inter¬ Backstage Meridian Mall be¬ Dobie Rd. Okemos to apply. ads/Transportation ads 3 lines- evenings. Apply in person, nesday and Thursday. Ask ed for apartment close to VW RABBIT diesel, '78 Air, viewing at Student Services tween 2-5 p.m. Monday - *1.50-per insertion. 50' per line over 3 lines the Depot Restaurant, 1203 for Rick. 131 Albert St. T2-10-J L<2.3]_ campus. $80/month. 332- cruise, AM/FM, Michelins Placement Center September South Friday. 8-10-1 (5) S/F Popcorn (Sorority-Fraternity) 50' per line. Washington, Lansing. 2-9-27 (8) COCKTAIL 4102. extras. $6,600 or best offer 27. WALK IN from 9:30 am to 8-10-8 WAITRESSES, 4-10-2J3) Call Len 373 6307 or 332- 3:30 p.m. For details, call (5)__ PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT full or part time, days or THE SELECTIVE elective 2 BEDROOM, FURNISHED, Deadlines 1783. 8-10 8 (5) 482 6893. C-5-9-27 (13) WORK STUDY - Mainten¬ with Michigan's largest multi- . . . evenings, no experience $400 month, next to campus. manufacturer distributor, 15- Air Force ROTC. And after ance aid and program aid in necessary, apply in person, 20 hours per week. Automo¬ your four years of participa¬ HUDDLE SOUTH 820 W. 351-1957. 8-10-5 (31 Want Ads-2 p.m.-l VW 411 '72 auto, tuned, runs SERVICE STATION atten¬ residential facility for mental¬ class day before pub¬ bile required. 339-9500. tion, a commission as an Air Miller Road, Lansing. good, use regular gas, $499 dant, experienced, 18 years, ly handicapped adults. Con¬ lication. C-7-9-29 (5) Force officer. And after that. 12-10-11 (7) LANSING, MINUTES from Bob 355-2739, 353 8755. references, 332-6335 Jim tact Jan, 393-4442. 8-10-1 (5) Cancellation/Change-1 p.m.-l class day be Little. 7-10-3(3) a chance to compete for a campus. Upper, appliances, 3-10-3 (3) fore publication. MC DONALD'S RESTAU¬ BABYSITTER AND house¬ challenging future. Reward¬ SECRETARY IN Haslett, full unfurnished, married couple, ing work. Excitement. And No children/pets. $225. Utili¬ Classified Display deadline-3 '69 VW Dependable trans RESPONSIBLE, CAPABLE RANTS of East Lansing and keeper for girls 3 Et 5 in E.L. or part-time. Office skills ties p.m. 2 class Okemos are now hiring for home. Weekday afternoons. that's just for starters. Get in paid. 482-1727.663-4345. portation, new tires, 33 mpg. student needed for house¬ required. Nancy, 339-3400. days before publication. $400. 353 1553 X 3 9 28 13) work at faculty home. Walk¬ full and part time Need car Et references. Call touch with us for details. C-3-9-28 (3) 8-10-1 (6) Once ad is ordered it cannot be cancelled employ¬ Contact or ing distance of campus. ment. Shifts available starting 332-6688 after 5. 7-10-3(5) Major Ronald P. Wojack 355-2185. 3-9-28 (13) HELP! PART time service ROOMMATE TO share changed until after 1st insertion. Saturdays 10:30 - 4:00 p.m. at 7 and 11am and 5pm. There is a M.00 charge for 1 ad change plus Auto Service ELBINGER STUDIO is look¬ persons. MSU students to duplex. Conveniences, loca¬ Call 337-0241 after 7:00 p.m. Apply in person 8-10am and work lunches. Kellogg Center tion. $225, For rent Et utilities. 50 per additional change for maximum 3-9-2717) 2-4pm. Monday through ing for a few good models. WORK-STUDY students GOOD USED tires, 13,14,15 Thursday. 7-10-1 (9) APPLY IN PERSON ONLY needed. Apply at the MSU Catering Room 115, 353- 882-1925.7-10 p.m. 8-10-1 (4) of 3 changes. 8893. Apply Anytime. inch. Mounted free. Used MAN WITH cargo van to Wednesday, October 3, 1 Yearbook in Room 30 Stu¬ The State News will only be responsible for p.m. - 4 p.m. 220 Albert St. 6-9-28 (6) NEED FEMALE to share 2 wheel and hub caps. PEN deliver newspapers on cam¬ HELP! PART-TIME service dent Services. 3-9-28 (4) the 1st days incorrect insertion. Adjust¬ 7-10-3(5) bedroom, unfurnished apart¬ NELL SALES, 1825 Michi¬ pus Saturday nights. Phone person. MSU students to ment. Own room. $127.50 + ment claims must be made within 10 of expiration date. days gan. Lansing, Michigan, 48912. 482 5818. C-7-9-28 (6) 332-2112. 2-9-27(3) work lunches. Kellogg Center Catering. Room 115, 353- NOW ACCEPTING applica tions for part time help. Apply PHOTOGRAPHERS WRITERS! Work for the AND | far Bent IjTI utilities. Susan, 9-6 at 349- 4000. 5-9-28 (5) STUDENTS IF you are 8893. Apply anytime. MSU Yearbook. Apply at 30 Bills are due 7 days from ad expiration date. REFRIGERATORS Esch- MASON BODY SHOP, 812 E ambitious & want to supple¬ 6-9-28 (6) Burger King Restaurant, 3121 Student Services. 3-9-28 (4) - If not paid by due date, a M OO late Kalamazoo since 1940. Auto ment your income, we have E. Saginaw, Et 1141 E. Grand truth Appliances. 315 S. 2 FEMALE Students needed service charge will be due. sales and stock positions SKI SALES River between 2-4 p.m. EAST LANSING Arts work¬ Bridge Grand Ledge. 627- to share large duplex near painting-collision service. people - In 2191. 8-10-1 (3) campus. $150 + utilities. 394- 8-10-4(7) American, Foreign cars. 485- open. You get convenient Lansing's largest ski shop. shop; 3 clerical, 1 custodial 5363. 12-10-8 (4) 0256. C-7-9 29 (5) schedules, pleasant working Part and full time sales. Hard position. Work study only. RN'S-GN'S conditions, Er employee dis¬ and soft goods. Some ex¬ 332-2565. 3-9-28 (4) TWO OCCUPANTS needed CHEQUERED FLAG counts. Apply today. FOR RENT share a two bedroom Foreign perience preferred. Apply in Lansing General Hospital has to • TV,STEREO Automotive' Automotive Car parts and accessories are person, MC Sporting Goods, full and part time positions PLANT PARTIES - Hostess apartment house, 212 River our specialty. Free advice BEVERLY'S 5002 W. Saginaw. earns 10%. Contact HYA¬ • Refrigerators Street, 351-5490, $100/month available for registered and with every part sold. 2605 E. "a nice place to work!" CINTH HOUSE GREENERY, plus utilities. 4-9-27 (5) ASTRE '76, radials, 4-speed, - FIREBIRD ESPRIT '77. Blue, 12 10-10(8) graduate nurses. A 4-day, 10 • Free Delivery Kalamazoo. (1 mile west of Lansing Mall 332-6200. 8-10-5 (4) AM-FM cassette, $1100,332- custom striping, AM/FM hour per day work week 4-9-28(13) 1 MALE ROOMMATE 8853. 5-10-2 (3) campus). Call 487-5055. COMPUTER OPERATOR for stereo. $3900, negotiable. option allowing 3 day week¬ needed - Capitol Villa. 95 C-7-9-29 (7) SECRETARY: TYPE 55 353-5637. 6-10-3 (3) East Lansing firm. 3rd shift, 1 ends is available on the J ROSS BROWNE'S Whal¬ WPM; Word/data processing dollars per month plus utili¬ ATTENTION 11 We buy late midnight shift. We offer: COMPACT REFRIGERA¬ ties. Call 337-2650. CHEAPEST PRICES in the ing Station is year experience in opera¬ preferable; shorthand/dicta¬ 6-10-2(4) model imported and domes- FORD FAIRLANE '65, now accepting primary and team nursing, TORS for rent. Free state! UGLY DUCKLING applications for buspersons, tions. Call 351-8893. phone desirable; excellent delivery. tic compact cars. Contact unique, no rust, solid trans complete orientation RENT-A-Car. $7.95] | Rooms ][>] For Sale For Sale for Sale 1[^]| For Sale |[^| ROOMMATE NEEDED close to downtown, nice house. mSHED'. WELL-insu- MID-MICHIGAN RENTALS MALE ROOMMATE needed. STUDIO ROOM Camous BUNK/TWIN beds - mat FREE KITTENS. Girls Raleigh SPEAKERS, $150 month. Call 372-1813 JJ, h°USemature dents or f°'r 3 9rad «£ man. $95 has a large houses, apartments, selection du- of share Non-smoking in student room house. 626 to one block, furnished, utilities tresses, springs. $70, 332 Triumph 3 speed, $25. New birch IMPRESSIVE HART FREESTYLE, 185cm cabinets, 5 drivers, 4 skis, Look Nevada bindings, 4-10-2 (3) each plus utilities. Basement paid; Modern bath kitchen 6977 between 5:30-7:30. girls Huffy 10 speed, $65. plexes, studios, etc...Most MAC - 351-8948. 8-10-5 (4) 485 1436-351-0951 way. 42 inches high, real deal 48 inch Scott poles, men's and 2 porches, complete E-5-9-28 (3) Charles guitar, $20. Metal areas, sizes and prices. Call $250 for pair. 394-5939. size 10 nordic 1 QUIET MALE needed to C-2 9 2814I ranch style doll house, $20. boots, call after kitchen and 2 showers. 332- and see if we have what ROOM FOR Rent 3-9-28 (3) -Haslett 5:30pm, 627-2650. 7-9-28 16) share 2 bedroom furnished POTTED PLANT Sale. BSR McDonald speakers and 4770.5-9-27(7) you're looking for. From 9-9, Rd. near Hagadorn. Rent NFWIY SFPARATcn Wednesday, house. 1/2 block Lake Lan¬ 26th-Friday, receiver, $50. 332 2323 1/2 OFF AIRFARE 2 United USED sing. 5919 Potter $135/ OAKLAND~ E#8t.~"Mature Mate pretectal. 31 28th. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Plants E-5-9-27 (8) discount coupons. $125/best REFRIGERATOR, from $1.50-$8.00. Interna¬ bathtub and big insulated month. Share utilities. ™ie 20-35 485-8194. 4-9-28(5) vrs. ,o stare FURNISHED HOUSE - ad- ST £"22 reommsre, tional center. 5-9-28 (5) AMERICAN AIRLINES Dis¬ offer. 882 5361. E-5-10-2 (3) dog house. 372-6164. miawo'iT! 8"2-Ask forrhWayne. Sam6' 'oinin9 2 rooms for 2 $105 each. Share men' THREE ROOMS in house to fjne Will pav rent and utilities count ticket. $50 or best SOFAS, BEDS, chairs, desks, 5-9-27 (3) 1/2 utili- sublet near campus. Males or share 351 6432 Mark COUNTRY HOUSE Se¬ 3-9'27'4» ties. Near MSU £t buses, females. Call 337-0879. SAVE GAS offer. 332 5361. E-5-10-3 (3) bikes, clear out. Call 332- FUJI 3 9 27(5) ROADRACER 10- cluded 5 acres, 15 minutes to 485-5724 (9-5) or 371-1394. 5-10-2(3) MSU BIKE 6468 3 9 28 (3) speed. Center-pull brakes- campus. Lots of plants, soiral EAST LANSING duplex. 3 BASEMENT SALE: Ironing 4-9-28(5) |f you're AUCTION 23" frame, quick release, stairs, fireplace. 1 bedroom looking for reason- board, end tables, coffee SQUINTING CAUSES $140. 332 1610. 6 9-28 (4) bedrooms, 2 baths, recroom, ~ - - - Shop our Classified columns able buys on winter sporting for female - $85. 655-1717, Sat., Sept. 29 makers, dishes and card wrinkles. Help prevent them Rick, e ooiomo' OR-2-9-28 (3) 374-6366. Keepandin touch with Classified you'll save now for low prices on gift equipment, you'll find them 9:00am table. 332 3086. 2-9-26 (4) with prescription ground sun¬ ... money! purchases for the holidays. first in Classified! MSU SALVAGE YARD INSTANT CASHi We're pay ing $1-$2 for albums in good glasses from OPTICAL DIS¬ COUNT, 2617 E. Michigan, Lansing, 372 7409. [jobii7te]g 1330 S. Harrison Rd. 1975 MOBILE home, 14x67,2 shape. WAZOO RECORDS C-7 9-29 (71 E. Lansing bedroom, den, carpeted, 223 Abbott 337 0947 The State News Yellow Page C 2 9 28 14) PORTABLE TYPEWRITER close driving to campus. 694 with case, table, 6760. 8-10-5 (4) lamp. Super LOWREY SPINET Starlet set BSR TURNTABLE like new, up, absolutely like new organ. Excellent $350. 485 $55. Heath portable stereo $75. Comfy rocker, $15. PARKWOOD 12x60, lot 275 Complete Stonegate. $6000 or mort 0442. 5-10-1(3) Vacuum, $12. phonograph $35. 50-1200 power microscope set $50. weight bench $70, Evenings gage assumable. 882 1294 NEW COLLARO turntable b 351 3942 5 10-3(7) 5 10-3 (3) Call 655-3515 after 6 pm two studio design 13 inch E-5-10-2 (5) SCHULTZ -14' x 70' 1973. 3 Business — Service speakers. $125. 337-2236. NAVY COUCH, 2 matching - E5-10-K3) SOFA BED $45, back folds chairs $100, Mahogany bedrooms, 2 full baths. 30 down, chest $100 and a vanity gallon water heater, refrigera¬ Herculon, 6 V? feet tor b stove. $8,000. excellent 332 6663 after 7 bench and mirror for $100 675- DISHES, GLASSWARE, sil 7430. 8 10-3 (5) p.m. 5-10-3 (4) 332 3152. 2 9 28 (5) verware, bedding, pans, a bed, a cabinet and rugs. GOOD USED MOVING ABROAD Maple Animals Directory 339-2748. 8-1(M(4) furniture - Chairs, couch etc. Reason¬ dining table, rocker, sofa, able. Call 351 8790. 2-9-28(3) more. 509 N Bridoe, DeWitt. KENWOOD 4006 amplifier, 3 GOLDEN RETRIEVER pup¬ 2 9-28 (3) years old, $140. 332-7262 pies AKC registered. Shots. between 9 - 12 p.m. MARANTZ 1060 20 watts Vet student owns. $125-175. E 5 10 1 (3) per channel. $125 or best 337 1839 after 5 p.m. offer. Joanne, 349-4596. E5-10-1(4) BABBER HAIR SALON HEALTH FOOD LADIES CHICAGO brand 2-9 28 (3) GIRL'S 26 inch 3 speed rink skates, size 6, $50, HORSE BOARDING. Wil- Columbia bicycle. Good con¬ Spartan Barber CLARICE'S HAIR BOUTIQUE Specializing in 10% DISCOUNT 485-0308 after 6 p.m. E-5-10-2 (3) Open dition, $55 or 646 8183. 5 9-28 (4) best offer, liamston. $40 per month/stall. 655 3754. 5 9 28 (3) For Styling Men, Women ond 'Pressing 'Curling to all MSU LADIES SCHWINN, fenders, Corda West FREE VERY affectionate students NINE FOOT church - Cidermill pew, Children 'Permanents 'Hair Relaxing on purchases of $2 fiod eoegl bakery lock, carrier, new, $100. 485 0308 after 6 p.m. E-5-10-2 (3) 5817 North Okemos $125. Table/chairls) $10. two year-old playful mutt. Loves attention, looking for a Appointment or Walk-in or more, yogurts Whole grain breads & goodies, Highchair, $15. Book case, good home. Has all shots. Lower Level Union Open Tues. through Sat. and breads excluded Road, East Lansing $20. 351-7677. E-5-9-27 (4) evenings by appointments (pedeliilag in PORTABLE TV in excellent Call Ira after 6 p.m. 351- ALL NATURAL 337-7974 Building 810 S. Holmes St Dannon Yogurt - 39* condition. $28.00. 484 8783 MARANTZ CASSETTE deck 4063. 5 9 28 (5) VtOETIRIAN PIZZA Hours: 9-5 Mon.-Fri. E-5-10-2 13) 4 blocks and tapes $175. Miida re of S. RANDALL HEALTH FOOD OPEN: M-Sot. 10-6 7:30am-7pm. PEKINGESE - PUPPIES, Sparrow ceiver. $150. 351-6570. 355-3359 r «fr . Hospital Brookfield Plaza Thurs. 6-8 BAKERV: Thurs. 5-8 BLANKETS, TOSSED pil 5 9-27 13) AKC, silver/black. Shots, lows, thermos jugs, small rug, wormed. $150. 394-0012. •Owner & Fri.-Sot. 5-10 1381 E. Grand River set of dishes and SEWING MACHINES-new E 5v9 28 (3) numerous USED BIKES. All sizes, $15- "|b ,* W T Operator, Clarice Ellis 332-6892 2013 E.MICHIGAN other things. 321-1887 free arm machines from $100. Also used parts. We 482-0038 $99.50. Guaranteed used 3-9-28 (4) also buy used bikes. Call LABRADOR RETRIEVER machines from $39.50. All TOBACCONIST GUN SHOP makes repaired. EDWARDS CHARLIE'S BIKE SHOP 393 pups. Chocolate. AKC regis¬ tered. $125. Phone 651-6346 BED - FULL size, mattress & 2484. 7 9-28 (5) NOW HIAR THIS FROM THE TOP box DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, E 5 9 28 (3) springs, can be con¬ 1115 N. Washington 489 BOOKS! 3 floors of books, HINGE AT THE STORE WITH THE Largest Selection of Handguns verted to canopy, like new, $200; 676-5694. E-5-10-2 (4) 6448. C-7-9-29 (8) magazines and comics. DOG OBEDIENCE at MSU REP DOOR! CURIOUS BOOK SHOP, 307 sponsored by SCAVMA. SOMEBODY ELSE'S East Grand River, East Lan Monday evenings starting *Cigaretts by: We ln *t0f 11' "We got the • CRIB & MATCHING dresser $150. Sofa $75, stereo con¬ CLOSET featuring gently sing, 332-0112. C-7 9 29 (5) October 1st, 7:30 at MSU Sherman - Dunhill - Sobraine best year round guns used clothing. 541 East Grand sole $75, chairs (2) $75 each. judging pavilion. 651 6767. *Pipes by Savinelli prices in Southern • rifles River. Open noon to 6 pm. 6 10-1 (5) 351-9310. E-5-10-2 (4) 2 FREEZERS $150 Take-ins by appointment. or $100, *21 Red Door pipe tobacco blends Michigan" • handguns Sofa $95, bookcase, head NEEDED HOME for C-7 9 29 (5) stray THORNES TD 160 BCMK 11 boards $15, dinette set $60 dog, will worm & give shots, turntable, new, Maywire arm, 321 4528. E 5 10-1(3) free 337 2028. 8-10-5 (3) SCOTT R 315 Receiver. 20 BOB'S GUN SHOP We hay. sail sonus blue cartridge. 351- CekmcLeLLe watts per channel. Good 7781.8-10-5 (3) 10 SPEED NISHIKI Shoe and trade condition. $120. 353 1943. men's 23 bikes, inch, women's 22 HORSE TRAILER for rent. STEREO. E 4-9-27 (3) $10/day. Horses hauled. 882 HIGHEST quality inch, excellent condition, $90 7410 or 882 8779 components at tremendous each, 355 1229 E 5 10 1(4) DORM-SIZE refrigerator, 12-10-11 13) savings. Amps, decks, COUNSELING SERVICES TRAVEL AGENCY speakers, etc. New with full Sears Cold Spot $75. Yama¬ 7 UNITED AIRIINES dis ha 12-string, $125. 351 4377 HORSES BOARDED. $50/ warranty. AUDIO WORLD count coupons $50 each. WOMEN'S COUNSELING Free Pregnoncy Testing 1-616 241 2994, 2 9 p.m. E-5 9 28 (31 month. Includes hay b grain, 332 3037. 353 8844 Counseling Services Z-6-10-217) E 5 10 1(3) riding ring b trails. Excellent CENTER Pregnancy Terminations care. 4 miles south of MSU. 882 8779 or 882 7410. 927 E. GRAND RIVER NEW AND used guitars, ban WE SELL stereo equipment. Gynecological Care AIR - RAIL TOURS • CRUISES 12-10-11 (5) (across from Bogue St. jos, mandolins, etc. Dul¬ THE STEREO SHOPPE. East campus entrance) Family Planning HOTEL RESERVATIONS cimers and kits, recorders, GRAND OPENING 932-3554 4737 Marsh Rd. Suite B 517 337-7350 COLLEGE TRAVEL 1 Let Us thousands of hard to find albums and books. Discount Hard wood end and coffee tables. Sectional book cases- Lansing. C-7-9 29 (3) BAR AND bar stools Black FREE GRAY kittens. 2 to months old to good home. 351 2240. E 5-10 1(3) Okemos (behind Meijers) OFFICE Do prices. Expert repairs-free es¬ desks, lamps, couches, leather and walnut wood bar chairs, leather office chairs e 349-1060 PREGNANCY TESTING uuomerKjare 130 W. Grand River Your timates ELDERLY MENTS, 541 E Grand River. INSTRU while they last. 505 E. Michi and 3 matching stools. $100. Call evenings after 8 p.m. FREE KITTENS both male & e CONCERNED COUNSELORS of LensmG East Lansing C 7-9 29 (8) gan Ave., Lansing. 655 4157. E-5-9-27 15) female. 332-1164 anytime. # BIRTH CONTROL COUNSELING Homework OR-8 10-3(10) E-5 10-1(3) e PREGNANCY TERMINATION 351-6010 SCHWINN CONTINENTAL CAPITAL TRS - 80 com¬ STEREO GOODIES IRISH SETTER puppies $50 used. WOMEN HELPING WOMEN" THE TRAVEL PROFESSIONALS 24 ". Good condition. $100. puter. 1 year old, 4K, level 1. $70, 8 weeks old, shots 337-8255. E-5-10-3 (3) Nakamichi 600 cassette deck. $375 487 2383 6 9 28 (3) Nakamichi 550 started. 349 1885. IMPORTS CATERING AUTO CLINIC stereo deck. Advent 300 re portable F 5 10 1(3) SINGLE BED with good TWIN BED, excellent. $45, SPARTAN gene's spring & mattress, $100. ceiver. Phase Linear 400 amp. also bed linen Et tableware KITTENS LITTER trained, MSU UNION Chest $50 351 0469. Ohm FH speakers. Yamaha $10. 337 7827 5pm playful b healthy. 394 2879 MUFFLER CENTER bicycle shop E 5 10-3 (3) NS 500 speakers. Ar 2A E-Z 9 27 (31 after 6:00 p.m. 6 10-4(3! CATERING 'BRAKES Eoit Lansing's largest speakers. Marantz 3200 pre "Since 1846' OVER 3,000 cheap albums, SIX UNITED Airlines half fare amp. Pioneer TX 7500 tuner. •SHOCKS "Catering Specialit tt" 'Wedding Receptions •FRONT END WORK OVER 400 QUALITY BIKES WM Y F A V'MORE?'1" coupons, $70 each. 351 351 5117. E-5-10-3 (3) 0158, Dyna PAT 5 pre-amp. Teck A103 cassette deck tables by Thorries, Philip and Turn 25£and up all types, hits to the obscure. FLAT, BLACK AND CIRCULAR. 541 E [ Lost & Found ][ J GOLD BRACELET lost Sun¬ 'Breakfasts, Lunch- 20% 6 MONTH OLD stereo, must Pioneer. Grand River, above Para Dinners day night, 9 23 in East Lan¬ STUDENT DISCOUNT PANASONIC^OWMSIA go. Signett TK750 Shibata, mount. Open 11 a.m. 6 p.m., sing near Beggar's Banquet. Yamaha YT 800, Criolo, Much, Much More!) 6 days. C-5 9 28 (6) featuring (Xir Line of 'Meeting Rooms and ON ALL WORK Klipsch Heresy $1,950 value Buy, sell, trade. WILCOX Reward. 349 6442 6724. 4 10 2 (4) or 349 TRADING POST, 509 E TRUNK BUNK Beds Call Equipment WITH I.D. 4972 Northwind Dr. for $1,350 or best offer. 4 after 5pm 353 0929. $120 Apparel from India 717 S.PENNSYLVANIA year security agreement. 351 Michigan, Lansing, 485 4391 OR 8 10 3 (20) 8 10 1 (3) FOUND GLASSES, light 1146 7-10-5 (71 colored frame. Horticulture 487-9332 gardens. Pay for ad. 355- 8904 3-9 29 (31 OPTICAL SERVICE OPTOMETRIST RESEARCH SERVICE PROMOTION CO-OPTICAL GATEKEKPERS ZOOM IN ON CAR POOL AD LOST: Vision GLASSES in a Nu case 9/21. By Vet Information Service J.R. NIXON, O.D. Just complete form and Clinic or X-lot Call Mike SERVICES 'Library Research-Literature BUSINESS! mail with payment to: 372 6902 2 9 28 (3) Surveys Bibliographies ERIC A *eye examinations other computer searches ADVERTISE LOST SIAMESE cat near 'contact lenses 'Information retrieval A acqui State News Classified Dept bus station. Reward. 332- WEEKLY sifion - local A national 7476 3 10 1 (3) 'eye glass prescription IN 347 Student Services Bldg. 'Locator service Hard to find ► EYES EXAMINED 'free inquiries welcome ► GLASSES items books, parts, services THE East Lansing, Mich. 48823 LOST SMALL gray and brown striped kitten. Last ► CONTACT LENS 349-5077 . BUSINESS seen near Charles and Beech. Call ui 1 Name; Call Michele at 332 7124. information n< DIRECTORY S-5-10 2 (5) Meijer Thrifty Acres • Okemos 349-6886 Address: 355-8255 LOST BLACK and white cat. City: _ Zip Code: Missing from Oakhill St. since PHOTOGRAPHY July 23. Answers to "Prue". Daytime Phone: Student No. 332 7124. 3 9 28 (4) ^lbingrt' WIN $1000 Classification: LOST 9 19 79 brown single fold wallet. Men's Studios) BE THE NEW POSTER GIRL FOR No. of Days to Run: Insertion Date: Reward. 332-6160 "John". 3 9 28 (3) CTION PHOTOGRAPHY [ Personal | [71 , 25 characters in a line including punctuation and spaces be¬ How to study $1 00 Papers Passport tween words. Dept MS, Box 25126 Lan Resume Mi 48909 Z-10 10-3 (3) ll! i sing, ID Photos Print Ad Here: _ 220 Albert St. MONOTHEISTIC DOCTRINE 332-3026 Contest ends Nov. 30 of reincarnation in the Torah, the Prophets and the gospels. Write: The Truth of Islam, P.O. Box 4494, South Bend, To List Your Business Call Sally 355-8255 Indiana 46624. 28-10-8 (6) ARTISTS INTERESTFO in showing or selling their works contact The Union Gallery, State News Classified 50' per line, per insertion, deadline No cancellations September 28th, 355 5116 2 9 28 14) 1 4 Michigon Stote News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Thursday. September 27, 1979 Juniors, seniors: Gain academic Real Estate | Typing Service ||«gj| It s What's credit intern with the Michigan Department of Intergovernmental DUKE TUMAT0E & LANSING EAST minutes TYPING, from MSU, 1 block Bus stop, - EXPERIENCED, fast and reasonable. 371 Happening Relations. Contact David Persell, THE ALL STAR FROGS 3 bedroom 4th in basement, 2 College of Urban Development. 4635. C 7-9 28 ( 3) car garage. $23,000, excellent Announcements for It's What's The NOW THROUGH SATURDAY Lesbian/Gay Council will investment for single or stud Instructions Happening must be received in have its first welcome back meet¬ cover $3.00 at the door ents. Peg Demmer, Tomie the State News office, 343 Stu ing at 8 tonight, 313 Student Raines Inc. 332-2383 or 351 IT'S EASY TO PLAY dent Services Bldg., by noon at Services Bldg. 3617. 3-10-1 (8) GUITAR! MARSHALL least two days before publication. MUSIC has grouo lessons for Cycling enthusiasts: The MSU | Recreation beginners. Only $35/term. Call 337-9700 for information. No announcements will be cepted by phone. ac¬ Cycling Club meets 7:30 tonight, 215 IM Sports West. Club format I 2S4 Abbott BttLUiWHtt Ml. BLUEGRASS EXTENSION C-9-79^ and activites will be planned. service plays weddings, The Service-Learning Center ENGLISH CLASSES free to needs The Medical Technology Club parties. 337-0178 or 372-3727. volunteers Make No Mistake for Group C 7 9 28 (3) HAYRIDES FOLLOWED by international people. Child care available. Held in Spar¬ tan Village. 337 8353. Homes, a recreational program. Orientation is at 6 tonight, 25 meets at 7 tonight in 146 Giltner Hall. Club elections will be held. IWESTLAND SHOPPING CENTER CORNER W SAGINAW AT WAVERLY Student Services Bldg Great for The Hospitality Press Magazine While nearly all hair Mon. thru Sat. 10am to 9pm CAMPFIRES. Large groups 4-9-28(4) s majors. staff meeting is 7 tonight in 103 care products welcome! CRAZY "C" RID¬ ING STABLE. 676-3710. TROUBLE WITH writing? St. John's is Epply Center. All interested Hotel- are good for some, some are not good Sun. 12 noon to 5p.m. Experienced a university parish Restaurant Institutional for Prices Good thru 10-1-79 OR 1 9 27 (4) English Call 337 2059. 1-9 27 (3) tutor. servicing students, faculty and ment majors welcome. Manage¬ everybody. We can give you sound staff at MSU. Join us at Mass, 327 professional advice and sell I Rummage Saie~| pp] | Transportation |[^T] M.A.C. Ave. or 4828 S Hagadorn The Fellowship of Christian Ath¬ letes meets at 7 what's best for you at no you a.m. Friday in the than Special GARAGE SALE more many Varsity Club Room, west side of household items, toys, sport TO AND from Grand Rapids The MSU Pre Vet Club's the stadium. the discount stores. daily, need riders. Call 616 organ¬ goods, tools, miscellaneous. 456 1010. 3-10-1 (3) izational meeting is at 7:30 tonight, Friday b Saturday, Sept. 28 100 Veterinary Clinic. The MSU Hang-gliding Club GET TO KNOW ONE OF US & 29, 9 6 p.m. 2012 Lagoon meets at 7 tonight, 208 IM Car Pool Purchase Drive, Okemos. 2-9-28(6) ASMSU Classic Films needs Sports-West. Beginner lessons are GARAGE SALE Couches, WOULD LIKE to join car pool volunteers. See Larry Hosner, available. CAMPUS from Union Activities office to fill out an Lansing Mall end tables, other small mis¬ cellaneous items. Saturday, MSU. 323-4160. area to application. The MSU German Club meets BARBER SHOP at 5 tonight, in the Peanut Barrel X-2-7 9 28 (3) Sept. 29 10 a.m. 4 p.m. 617 621E, Grand Rivar, E. N. Flayford, just off E. Michi¬ hold The Liberal Arts Alliance will Lounge. Alle Deutschsprecher sind herzlich Lansing 337-9881 337-1144 BELOW DEALER COST! WANT TO FORM CAR Pool. an organizational meeting for eir.geladen. Unterhel- gan Ave. 2 9 28 (5) a new student government for the Holt-S. Cedar area to MSU. tung, Entspennung, Feststellung Grad sticker. 694-6283. Arts and Letters College from 5 to eines Trefftermins. Tschuss! 7 tonight, 328 Student Services 3-10-113) THREE FAMILY garage sale. Sept. 27 28 29. 9a.m. 6p.m. 1325 N. Fairview, Lansing. GRAND RAPIDS pool. Day classes. 616 454 MSU car Chicano Students For Progres¬ The Student Nurses Associa¬ tion meets at 7 tonight. Union. Tonight's speaker is 335 today 2-9 27 14) 0496. Also riders accepted. sive Action meets at 7:30 tonight Annette Bisanz, R.N. from St. GARAGE FURNITURE sale. Sofa, chairs, draperies. Sept. 110-3 13) WOULD LIKE to form car in the Culture Room, Lab B.East Wilson Hall basement. For details Lawrence Hospital. at pool from Flushing to MSU contact Jesse Gonzales. Have you always wanted to be a 28-29. 411 Naubinway, and back. 313-733-6725 even¬ Bia Brother or Sister? The Serv¬ Okemos. 3 9 28 (3) GARAGE SALE spectacular. ings or 353-7733 3-10-1 (4) days. ice-Learning Center orientation to will hold an the program at 6:30 dooley's Saturday-Sunday 9-29, 9-30. tonight in 332 Union 9 am - 5 pm only. Furniture, Wanted Join the Kennedy for President The Service Learning Center GET OFF TO A FAST START! kitchenware, small appli¬ TICKETS; NEED 4 to MSU ances. Excellent quality. 4565 Campaign! An organizational needs students who desire a Come to the MSU Manitou Dr. Okemos. U of M football game. Call meeting will be held at 8:30 p.m. health care experience with direct Morketing 393-1740. Ask for Jerry Association's 1st Informal 2 9 28 (6) Kramer. 7 9-28 (4) Thursday in 335 Union. patient contact. Apply for the meeting Lansing General Hospital program LARGE GARAGE Sale, Sat¬ The Service-Learning Center in 26 Student Services Bldg. urday, 8am-4pm. 621 Beech 4 6 GOOD MSU U of M needs males interested in working 4-7 p.m. St. 2 9 28 (3) tickets together, 351 2875 af with emotionally impaired children The Service-Learning Center at ter 5:00 will pay $$$. at St. Vincent's. Volunteer in 26 needs volunteers to assist senior Dooleyrs GARAGE SALE Childrens 4-9-28131 Student Services Bldg. Transport¬ citizens in keeping up their yards. - ation will be provided afternoons Topics clothes, toys, ice skates, gas HALF FARE airline coupons. Sign up for The Volunteer Action books range, miscellaneous. Satur¬ Top dollar. Call Mike, 332- and evenings. Corps, 26 Student Services Bldg. programs resume Movf Balance day Sept. 29, 9am 4pm. 1139 projects special events Shelter Lane. 2-9-28 (5) 7977, mornings. 8-10-4(3) Athletic =/ NEED TWO tickets to MSU - 349 2700 MERIDIAN MAIL everyone is welcome Shoes GARAGE SALE Household, "mixing business with pleasure" USA H - Purdue football game. Please _ ADULTS J3 00 STUDENTS t SR. CITIZENS WITH AMC CARD %? 50 baby items, skiis, much more. call 353-9589 (days) or 487 I TWI LITE SHOW SI 75 CHILDRENS1 SO SPECIAL ENGAGEMENTS EXCLUDtU 120 Cowley, East. Lansing. 3096 (eveninqs). S5-10-H4) Sept. 29. 10-3pm. 2-9-28 (4) IBB /% Ellen Man AlAN AI DA . . 1 NEW BALANCE 355 NEED 2 tickets for MSU-U of NA V jB Burstyn Alda BARBARA HARRIS! / PARKING LOT sale Saturday M game. Pat 393 9400 days. I J|bi"SauK-Ti"K. the \y TRAIL SHOE ■yj Sept. 29th, 9-1. All Saints 485-1385 nights. 6-10-2(3) Episcopal Church 800 Abbott 9edlic tiox in joe t yma xm 1/ STATISTICS Slight sole change fiiL'LUbr Rd. E.L. Furniture, appli STUDENT (TLS 5:30). 8:00 on new in-coming model of this wanted to proof read ele¬ (TLS 6:15), 8:30. ® well known ances, household goods & cross country and frail shoe, allows us fo miscellaneous. No clothing. 2 9-28 (6) mentary statistics text and check problems. If interested, 1 CHUCK NORRIS &| save you over 37%. Hurry for best selection, ^L Ajg .jJL- mm write East Lansing Box 792 GOOD GUYS Reg. $31.97 NOW GARAGE SALE Children's and WEAR BLACK - give hourly rate. clothes, much more. some furniture, Friday through 8J0-2J6) MB PRICES GOOD THROUGH Oct. 2 ROOM IN house or apart- | (TLS 6:00). 8:15. (TLS 5:45). 8:15. Sunday 9 a.m. to 6 99 6 Year Limited Warranty ■ $19 p.m. 135 N. Foster, Lansing. ment with female in Okemos 2-9-27 (5) - E. Lansing area. Call 332 Ljk Than HumanMWble1 1 3146, 5-10-2 13) Jm The FOTOMAT QUARRY CAMERA STORES GIVES YOU A SIX YEAR LIMITED I | WARRANTY ON SELECTED CAMERAS LENSES AND PROJECTORS YOU | r Service |(^[ WANTED AUTHORS: ORAFFTTT DISCOUNT COUPON BOOK WORTH UP TO S55 00 IS YOURS PIANO TEACHER. Exper Authors with educational (TLS 6:00). 8:15. books who desire national (TLS 5:45), 7:45. ienced. Taking new students, 1 1 any age. 321 0542 after 2:30. 6 9 27 (3) exposure. Drop CWC BOOKS, P.O. Box 838 a card to k Gone WUder • Harmon Ford DOM DeLUISE PENTAX Kiooo RUNNING SHOES COMPUTERIZED BIO E. Lansing, 48823. 8-10-1 (6) . % RHYTHM charts. 3 months WANTED Notre Dame- 1 (TLS 5:30), 8:00. Brooks "Vantage" or PONY "Eagle" (TLS 6:00)8:00. $3.00, 6 months $5.00, 1 State football tickets at any Reg. to 38.95 year - $8.00, send name, cost. 353 4235. 3-9-28 (3) address, birthdate, starling date & check or money order MOTHERS; LOVING experi LAST DAY OPENS AT 7PM Body Only $109.50 to G.N.W. Enterprises, P.O. enced care for your child "The In laws" PG 99 Box 18095, 48901. 8 10 4(7) IMPROVE YOUR GRADES. Lansing, Ml. under 2 years. Full or part time, $1 00 hour. 349-1229. 2 9 28 (4) STARTS FRIDAY AT 7:15 and 9:15 AT 7:20 and 9:20 PENTAX 50 mm F 2.0 Lens Reg.os.oo Sale $60.00 p Af MEMO COMPACT $23 Send $1.00 for your 306-page NEED 2 or 4 tickets for It is a birthright UMl 35 mm CAMERA catalog of collegiate re MSU-UofM game. Must re¬ search. 10,250 topics listed. of living death... pay U of M brother-in law Box 25097G, Los Angeles Ca. who was deeply saddened .The 90025. 1-213-477 8226. last year. Want to make him Z 21 10-23(6) even sadder this year Call 694-1383. 7-10-5 (7) LICENSED QUALIFIED day care center for 2V4-5 olds. Reasonable 351 7949. 3-9-27(4) year rates. DESPERATELY MSU U of M tickets. Call Sue at 332 6506. 3-10-1 13) NEED 3 Legacy lowest | Typing Service [[^j U of M game. Call 353 6967 before 10 am or after 6 pm TYPING-EXPERIENCED. 6-10-4 (3) Thesis, term papers. IBM fi ^ESBuSXEBSV correcting Selective 2. NEED RIDES to Grand "THE INNOCENT" 'R' Nancy, 351 7667. 12-10-5 (31 Rapids weekends, pay half on gas. 355 4002. 1 9-27 (3) EXPERT TYPING, IBM, dis- sedations, term papers. Fast, FOOTBALL TICKETS: 2 STARTS FRIDAY at?™97™PM accurate. Editing and graphic MSU/U of M; 1 MSU/Pur MR. MIKE'S designing services available. due 349 I2697 3-10 1 (31 372 2098 6-9 27 15) FOLD DOWN Camper trailer TYPING, FREE pick up and to sleeD 6. Reasonable. (517) delivery. Fast, experienced, 521 3503 after 6pm. 7-10-5(3) low rates. 676-2009. OR 5 9-28 13) NEED 2 Notre Dame vs MSU football tickets. Days 355 EXPERIENCED IBM typing, WITH SATURDAY NIGHT ilVE STAR MICHAEL 0 OONOGHUL AND fRIf NDS •4659; Nights 351-1259 dissedations (Pica Elite). 2-9 28 (3) FAYANN 489-0358. C-7 9-28 (3) k Plus Special MEL MOW WANTED: 2 MSU/U of M ENDS TODAY! COPYGRAPH SERVICE football tickets. Call 641 6987. 5-10-3 (3) DAWN OF THE DEAD" completed, dissedations and Shown at 7:00 4 9:10 (R) resume service. Corner MAC and Grand River, 8:30 am WANTED ROCK band to 5:30 pm Monday - Friday, 10 play at dance October 26. am 5 pm Saturday. 337 More for publicity than fee. 1666. C-7 9-28 (7) Call 394 2642 after 6 Hey Hey My My Rock & Roll p.m. Can Never Die There s More To 3-10-1 (4) UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS The Picture Thai Meets The Eye COMPLETE RESUME SER TICKETS. NEED 2 to MSU VICE: typesetting; offset U of M football and 2 to printing; and bindery ser¬ MSU-Purdue. 355-1174. vices. Approved dissedation 5-10 1(3) printing and binding special¬ ists. For estimate, stop in at NEED 3 TICKETS TO MSU 2843 E. Grand River or phone U of M game. Call 393 6266, 332 8414. C-7-9-28 (9) Darlene after 5 p.m. 4-9-28(3) EXPERT TYPING. Term papers, letters, RESUMES, Near Gables. 337-0205 C 7-9-28 (3) 1 S.F. Popcorn ~| TYPING - IN my East Lansing THE WOMEN of Alpha Chi home. Straight typing, foot Omega wish to all MSU notes, quotes, tables. Call fraternities a very successful 351-9404 12-10-16 (4) rush week. Z 3-9 28 (4) Michigon Stote News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday. September 27, 1979 ]5 HAGAR the Horrible Since football tickets went Daily Tv Highlights by Dik Browne on sole the same STYX, day as plenty of good seats still available. (6)WJIM-TV(CBS) (lO)WILX-TV(NBC) (11/26)WELM-TV(Cable) (12)WJRT-TV(ABC) are (23)WKAR-TV(PBS) BUT THEM NOW! THURSDAY 3:00 11:00 (11) Woman Wise (12) General Hospital (6-10-12) News 9:00 (12) Laverne & Shirley 3:30 (23) Dick Cavett (23) Notional Geographic (6-12) Phil Donahue (6) One Day At A Time 11:30 8:30 (10) Mike Douglas (23) Villa Alegre (6) Columbo (11) Tempo (23) Sesame Street 4:00 (10) Johnny Carson (12) Benson 10:00 (6) Flintstones (12) Policewoman 9:00 (6) Beat The Clock (10) Bugs Bunny (23) ABC News (10) Card Sharks (12) Match Game (6)Bornaby Jones 12:40 (11) Videowaves Presents (12) Dinah! 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