Friday As the weekend arrives, so will the rainclouds. It will Si The be partly cloudy today with News showers in the late afternoon Tate and evening. Daytime high will be in the 70s with a low of tonight. 50 (Hi VOLUME73 NUMBER 130 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48824 SEPTEMBER 28, 1979 Radcliffe may oppose Carr in '80 election By MICHELLE McELMURRY World Report on Sept. 24. as saying: "The State News Staff Writer only danger posed by these troops lies in MSU Trustee Aubrey Radcliffe, an¬ their apparent ability to provoke some into nounced Wednesday he is "seriously con¬ statements of higher stupidity. ." . sidering" running against U.S. Rep. Bob The Soviet troops in Cuba are "insignifi¬ Carr in the next congressional campaign. cant since ther is no way they can get the Radcliffe, R-East Lansing, said he was strength to attack us," Carr said. considering seeking the Republican nomina¬ "We have 4,700 troops in Turkey, which tion in the Sixth Congressional District is right next door to the Soviet Union. Our because of Carr's position on the presence troops there don't threaten the Soviets and of a Soviet combat brigade in Cuba. theirs in Cuba don't threaten us," he added. "Carr's position is the epitome of sheer Radcliffe said he "strongly objected" to irresponsibility," Radcliffe said. Carr's position because he viewed the Carr is a third term Democrat from East Soviets as a threat to U.S. security. Lansing and a member of the House Armed He said the Soviet presence in Cuba is a Services Committee. Last week he told the clear violation of the Monroe Doctrine, Senate Foreign Relations Committee that which forbids foreign military intervention the controversy over the Soviet combat in the Western Hemisphere. brigade in Cuba was "a tizzy over trivia." "AS AN AMERICAN and a military CARR WAS QUOTED in U.S. News and veteran, my position is that the arrogant presence of the Soviet military power in Cuba should be removed from the Western Hemisphere immediately," he said. Radcliffe said Thursday he also has other reasons for opposing Carr, but that he would not disclose them at the present time. State News Keml Gaabo Though Radcliffe has not made a final decision on seeking the Republican nomina¬ Richard Brogan, from Benton Harbor and a member in the National who gathered Thursday at the Capitol to protest inflationary utility Farmer Union, was one of more than a thousand Michigan citizens costs. The people want state legislators to utility reform tion, he said he thought he was qualified for pass legislation. the position. "I think I'm the best Republic candidate in the Sixth District," he said. "If I decide to seek the nomination, I intend to win," Radcliffe, worked with a Lansing school counselor, has the Lansing school system for 6Lifeline' bill supporters rally By BRUCE BABIARZ "The biggest battles will be on the floor of ten years. State News Staff Writer About 400 persons representing 39 400 protest high utility costs the House," Monsma said. The crowd at the He said he is not worried about a rally, organized by the Michigan Energy organizations rallied in front of the Capitol Coalition, listened to Rep. Lucille Mc- campaign against Carr, despite Carr's Thursday to protest rising utility costs, and popularity in the East Lansing area. "I'm pretty popular too," Radcliffe said. to urge state lawmakers to pass utility in march on state capitol Collough, D Dearborn and members from the MEG', who gave them encouragement in Trustee Aubrey Radcliffe reform legislation. their fight against utility rate hikes. The majority of protesters, senior citi¬ "Even retirees of the Big Three automak "They (utilities) said it would never get citizens, church, and public interest organi ers are having trouble zens from the Detroit area, came to push for out of committee," Hertel said. The bill was zations. adjusting on our income," said Tony Connole, a IJAW retiree Lansing teachers defy adoption of vention a Senate "lifeline" rate reform bill, and the controversial funding bill. consumer inter voted out of committee Wednesday, and is headed for the Senate floor. "They are going to have this bill sent to It is opposed by the utility companies and the Public Service Commission. from Redford. "Imagine those surviving just on Social Security." "We need a moratorium for energy The "lifeline" legislation would require another commit tee, and are going to try and shut offs for inability to pay," Connole said. MONSMA SAID THAT he is "optimistic" Gidding's injunction utilities to offer low-volume residential kill it," Hertel said. "Go see your State "It's estimated utilities spend $6 million a that the Senate Committe on Environmental consumers a low, fixed price for electricity Senators and ask them if they are going to Affairs will approve the "lifeline" bill within year lobbying to increase rates; we're used for basic household needs. let that happen." the next few weeks, and then the bill would paying part of that $6 million in our monthly The bill is supported by the Michigan hills." By ROLAND WILKERSON County Intermediate school district, said But the lifeline go to the Senate floor. State News Staff Writer that if the strike was to continue, students legislation would force Energy Coalition, PIRGIM, Michigan Citi¬ Many of the protesters carried signs high-volume users to incur the brunt of the zens Lobby and the UAW. Monsma said that he has not done any saying: "Heat or Eat," Stop Utility Rip off' Lansing teachers met Thursday night and with mental and physical handicaps could costs for using more than "their fair share." The Michigan Energy Coalition is com counting, but he is confident his and and "I )on't freeze out in the dark voted to defy Ingham County Circuit Court regress because of lack of therapy. nose us — utility Judge James Giddings' injunction requiring Haarer testified that students would prised of 39 groups including labor, senior Hertel's bill will pass the Senate floor. "CONSUMERS ARE FACED with the them to end their three-week-old strike and have to attend schools on Saturdays if the return to school today. strike was to go past Oct. 2. possibility of interrupted energy supplies." said Sen. Stephen Monsma, D Grand Giddings issued his injunction at a At the hearing, Giddings named Daniel Rapids, sponsor of the bill. BOARD HEARS HKATLD DEBATE show-cause hearing in Mason late Wednes¬ Druger, MSU professor of labor and day night. industrial relations, as "master" over "Those who use the minimum amount of Profits and equipment dispute Although the teachers currently do not negotiations between the teachers and the electricity to run a family (home) should pay have a contract, Giddings directed that they Lansing School Board. a lower rate than those who use excessive work under the old agreement, with a 6.5 Giddings set a deadline of Oct. 15 for the amounts of energy," Monsma told the crowd percent increase in pay, the latest figures ratification of a contract. He said if the at the Capitol steps. the Lansing Board of Education has offered. agreement was not reached by then, the control of the By MELANIE J. KOTOWICZ the Programming Board and Ten Pound equipment, had only the The increase will raise beginning teachers injunction might be lifted if it was Monsma said that he is "relatively State News Staff Writer Fiddle allowing the group to keep the signature of Hennessey, who said she acted salaries from$ll,053 to$ll,771 and average determined that the Lansing School board confident" that students would benefit from After a heated debate the Programming revenues or equipment. according to orders. teachers' salaries from $18,046 to $19,774. was not bargaining in good faith. the legislation. Board decided in a straw vote that Ten A contract has to be in writing if it Haytol said the question to answer is to He also ordered that they would work Issues dividing the board and the teachers Pound Fiddle is entitled to keep assets whom did the money belong to begin with. involves more than $500 and more than a under the tentative agreements of the new include a cost of living allowance, grievance "Yes, it would help fixed, low income and "Since it was the students money to start low moderate income individuals, and many generated by ASMSU funds, the board one year period, he said, and both of these contract, until a final settlement can be procedure and classroom size. with, the money should go back to them," students fall in those categories," Monsma chairperson said. pertain to the Ten Pound Fiddle, he said. reached. "We are not contractually bound to give he said. IN DETROIT, TEACHERS returned to said in a phone interview. At Thursday's meeting the board dis cussed the matter but did not decide how them the equipment," he said. Haytol added that the board exists to DURING THE TWO day hearing, law the classrooms Thursday, ending a 17 day The "lifeline" bill would abolish the much equipment and money the group provide a service to the students and that yers haggled over whether the teachers strike which left 213,000 students home But Colleen M. Hennessey, director of service is provided through programming. Michigan Public Utilities Commission, and will let Ten Pound Fiddle keep, John were on "strike" in the legal sense of the bound. activities for MSU, signed a letter dated "We're not here to make give all powers to the Public Service a buck, we're word and if the strike would cause The 12,000 members of the Detroit Haytol, chairperson said. June 29, 1978 which stated that Ten Pound here to Commission. The commission's duties would provide programming," he said. "irreparable damage" to Lansing school Federation of Teachers returned to work However, no formal action was taken and Fiddle would be granted ownership of the include determining what the basic house children. after a union membership meeting Wednes the board could change its stance on the hold utility need is for customers. equipment. HAYTOL SAID HE did not want groups An injunction could be issued only if those day during which teachers and school matter, deciding to keep the equipment and funds. to join the Programming Board with the two conditions were proven to be evident, support workers agreed to return to the job The consumer intervention bill would SHE SAID SHE signed the letter under hopes of getting student tax money and Giddings said. pending a contract ratification vote. permit public intervention in utility rate Ten Pound Fiddle, a group which the authorization of the Programming making a profit with it. After hearing testimony from a variety of The ratification vote on a tentative cases, and set up a $ 1.5 to $2 million program Board business office and Tom Church, Peterson said that Church did authorize a sponsors folk music concerts, was a member witnesses, Giddings determined that the three-year pact is slated for next week. Both to represent customers in utility rate cases. of the Programming Board until it with former ASMSU Comptroller. purchase of the equipment with the teachers were on strike and that students sides of the dispute predict the settlement The program would be funded by charging drew last May. "I wouldn't have signed it if I hadn't had revenue from the ASMSU account, but he will suffer irreparable harm if the strike will pass. customers 2 cents per month. did not sign a letter granting ownership of clearance by them," she said. continues. The latest tentative agreement calls for MEMBERS OF THE group She also stated that both the Pro the equipment to the group and does not believe they Maggie Blair, the Lansing mother that pay hikes of 7 percent the first year, 9 "THE UTILITIES ARE so arrogant, they "recall" authorizing Hennessey to do so. are entitled to keep profits earned and gramming Board and Ten Pound Fiddle are initiated the suit filed with four other percent the second, and 9 percent the third, feel they can kill this bill," said Sen. John unsuccessful in trying to locate Church to Haytol said he is not against the group, equipment purchased with ASMSU funds. Lansing parents, testified that she had been or an option to renegotiate salary at that Hertel, D Harper. "So arrogant, they feel clear up the matter. but because they chose to leave the told by LSEA President Beth Monteith the Wayne Swick, who represented the they don't have to compromise." group at the meeting, said they joined the "Hopefully a fair decision will be made in organization, they would have to forfeit the teachers were not working because they did the interest of Ten Pound Fiddle, the benefits they argued. Programming Board by verbal agreement not have a contract — one of the criteria "No where in the Programming Board by which they were told that profits Programming Board and the MSU stu used in determining if a strike is in progress. dents," she said. minutes can I find anyone signing over generated by ASMSU money belonged to Giddings also cited the testimony of MSU professor who spoke as an expert an on Hoard Trustees of meet today the group. He also said when at According to the meeting a written opinion presented and written by Jeffrey A. anything to anybody," he said. Haytol also said that Hennessey's job is they joined the children's, behavior. Muhn, co director of I/egal Services, to advise, not to grant equipment. organization, Ten Pound Fiddle was never Donald Melcer, professor of child and told they could not keep revenues earned or ASMSU has no record of an agreement The board will meet and finalize its The Board of Trustees will consider bids for the family science, said that staying home from Performing Arts Center and decision 4 p.m. Oct. 3 in the Union Sun President Cecil Mackey's nominations for three vice-presidential positions, at equipment purchased with revenues. allowing the group to take ownership of the school would have a "major impact" on the today's Porch. board meeting which begins at 1 p.m. in the Administration Building. Jim Peterson, ASMSU comptroller, said equipment or the revenues. child's trust relationship with teachers. it was of his opinion the equipment and In making their decision, Peterson Other items for consideration will be: gifts and grants, alterations on Wells and Melcer said the trust may never be totally FURTHERMORE, MUHN STATED in warned the board that as members they can Anthony Halls, the construction of a manager's residence at the Clarksville revenue are the property of ASMSU as an restored as a result of the strike. his report that Church claimed he did not be held legally liable for the misappropria¬ Horticulture Experiment Station and the erection of a metal building for the Turfgrass organization and not that of Ten Pound Field Laboratory. Fiddle. participate in the agreement between the tions of funds if students feel their tax DAVID HAARER, ASSISTANT superin dollars are not used properly. The Board will also review the 1979-80 budget. Programming Board and Ten Pound Fiddle. tendent of special education in the Ingham HE BASED HIS opinion on the basis that The letter which was produced at the "Watch out for student tax dollars and there was not a written contract between meeting, stating that the group would take where it is going," he said. State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, September 28, 1979 State News Senate approves 1981 pay rise By JAY PERKINS Sen. Ted Stevens, R Alaska, Oct. 1. Wire Digest ate over defense spending be¬ and Senate and ROBERT PARRY offered the committee motion negotiators will not Quicl. Senate action on the fore the start of the new fiscal meet to reconcile their deep- Associated Press Writers to delete the pay raise but bill containing the pay issue year next week. seated differences until after a WASHINGTON - The Sen warned that his move should was necessary because it pro By a 212206 margin, the week-long House recess. ate approved without dissent not be construed as a vote to vides emergency funds to keep House passed a $548.2 billion That means the 1980 fiscal Thursday an amendment that reject the pay raise itself. the government operating after budget, only slightly leaner could prohibit any pay raise for After three year will begin Monday without unsuccessful Sunday, the end of fiscal 1979. than the spending package that a firm budget ceiling in members of Congress from go tries, the House had voted The legislation is necessary place. the lawmakers rejected last But the lack of a budget ceiling ing into effect until a new Tuesday to give members of because Congress has not pass FocusAA/ohld Congress is elected. Congress, bureaucrats and fe¬ deral judges making at least ed the regular appropriations week. Republicans unanimous¬ ly opposed the budget measure. is not expected to affect the day-to-day operation of govern¬ Passage of the amendment, bills needed to fund several THE SENATE VERSION offered by Sen. Richard Stone, ment, since Congress can still $47,500 a year a 5.5 percent pay major departments, including of the budget calls for $546.3 I)-Fla., tossed another factor hike, effective next Monday. appropriate money. Terrorists bomb home of Argentine official into the complicated bargaining Defense, Transportation, and billion in spending and differs In the House vote, 154 Re¬ Health, Education and Welfare. from the House budget by procedure between House and IF publicans voted against the IMPLEMENTED, THAT The House finally approved a calling for sharply higher out BUENOS AIRES. Argentina (AP) A Klein, 35, is secretary of economic Senate negotiators who will raise would budget along with 52 Demo¬ mean that current 1980 budget Thursday, but dozen masked, uniformed terrorists coordination and lays for defense and cuts in crats. No Republicans joined planning and aide of decide the composition of the congressional salaries would apparently not in time to re¬ social programs. with the 212 Democrats in bombed the home of a top Argentine Economy Minister Jose Martinez de Hoz. final bill. jump from $57,500 to $60,700 on solve differences with the Sen¬ House leaders said House support of the budget. economic official Thursday and killed two Klein's wife, Pamela; their sons Este If accepted by both cham¬ of his guards, authorities said. Six other ban, 12, Peter, 10, and Matias, 5; and two bers, it apparently would mean that no pay raise voted by the persons were reported wounded, includ¬ security officers were removed from the Congress could Egypt current ing four members of the man's family. The official, Guillermo Walter Klein, debris shortly after the blast and were hospitalized for treatment of fractures, cuts and shock. effect until Jan. 1, 1981 — after all House members and one go into Israel and argue autonomy third of the Senate have been and his 12-year-old daughter, Marina, The security officers, including the two By LISETTE BALOUNY policy, but there was no indica¬ provide additional details. and not to the Palestine Libera¬ through the 1980 elections. Associated Press Writer tion of lingering acrimony. He said the two-day talks tion Organization, which Israel were trapped under the rubble of the dead men. were not immediately identi¬ ALEXANDRIA, Egypt - The group agreed to hold were a success despite Wednes¬ refuses to recognize. two-story brick house for almost three fied. It was not clear whether the two AFTER PASSAGE OF the Egyptian and Israeli delegates another full session at the end day's table-pounding dispute, in hours after the blast. They were rescued, were killed in the blast or in a gunfight amendment, the Senate took up There was no indication, argued in public, debated in of November in Israel, but which the United States sided unharmed, by firefighters and police with the attackers. Neighbors reported •ther provisions of an emer however, that the Palestinians private, shared a laugh over a three other sub-groups were with Egypt over Israel's new emergency squads working with cranes. hearing a shootout. gency appropriations bill con¬ scheduled to meet before then. or neighboring Jordan would belly dancer and emerged dead¬ policy of allowing private citi¬ taining the volatile issue of locked Thursday on the issue of zens to buy land in the accept invitation to join the whether occupied talks. — rather than when — Palestinian autonomy. KHALIL TOLD A news con territories. Congress should raise its own ference; "We made Focus:I\Iation pay- There was no word on when Egyptian Prime Minister Mustafa Khalil and Israeli dele¬ good gress" on procedures for hold¬ pro¬ "The time is almost ripe for the Palestinians to join our A JOINT COMMUNIQUE by Egypt, Israel and the United ing an election in the West negotiations," said Burg, the actual bill containing the States, mediator of the talks, gation leader Joesph Burg Bank of Jordan and the Gaza Israel's interior minister. He was positive in tone, pay provision would be passed clashed in the opening session Strip, where 1.2 million Pales¬ referring Gold was referring to Palestinians prices send prospectors into hills bv the Senate. Wednesday over Israeli land tinians live, but declined to living in occupied Arab lands to an "eventual agreement." The statement gave no signs of a breakthrough and noted that "various opinions" were ex¬ (AP) The lust for gold, whetted by a The Gold Rush of '70 may be only a slow pricetag of nearly $400 an ounce, is sending amateur prospectors into Ameri¬ stroll compared with the stampede to Sutter's Mill after the big strike there on Soviet Symphony cancels pressed. It indicated that the two countries were still far apart in ca's hills and canyons and old abandoned Jan. 24, 1848, but it's more than just a defining Palestinian autonomy mines in weekend diversion for the novice with a By STEPHEN R. HURST had been canceled. but expressed hope that self- mounting numbers. Associated Press Writer In Washington, State Department spokesperson Thomas Reston new plastic pan and a rock hammer. government would take effect Every time the price $20 in MOSCOW — Beset by defections of leading artists and goes up some expressed regret over the cancellation, and he declined to before the May, 1980 deadline three days we have another gold rush,'' William C. Butterman, gold specialist athletes, the Soviet Union on Thursday canceled a month-long speculate on the reason for it. American tour planned by the Moscow State Symphony, set to set by the Camp David accords. said Frank Sullivan, proprietor of the for the Bureau of Mines in Washington, The American tour was to have opened Oct. 3 in Carnegie Hall in It also said the three sides Mother Lode Dive Shop in Sacramento, begin next week. New York. The tour of about 20 U.S. cities in the East and South said 12 to 15 gold mines have been "agreed that their efforts to Goskontsert, the Soviet concert-scheduling agency, gave no was to have ended Nov. 4, and thousands of tickets have been sold. Calif. It's happened about four times this interest the Palestinian repre¬ opened or reopened in the past year. But reason for the cancellation, but Western diplomats linked the American preparations for the tour were being handled by sentation in participating in the the only major strike has come in Jerritt move to the recent defections of three ballet dancers and two Columbia Artists Management. Officials of that company had been The price of gold bullion soured nearly negotiations should be con¬ Canyon in Nevada, where Freeport figure skaters. in Moscow until Tuesday, diplomats said, trying to salvage the tinued." $20 an ounce in London on Thursday, Minerals and FMC Corp. hope to have a The diplomats said the Soviets were not convinced that trip. Israel has said it would reaching a record high of $39.50. mine in operation by 1982. sufficient security would be provided for the orchestra during the "Yesterday (Tuesday) we thought they had canceled but today tour, but would not say if security meant protection for the oppose a Palestinian state "by we don't know," Ronald Wilford, Columbia Artists 170-member orchestra Management force" if necessary. The Israelis or assurances that musicians would not be president, said Wednesday. are offering Palestinians con¬ granted asylum should they seek to defect. Diplomatic sources had expected some Soviet cultural programs Panama returns bodies of Americans Goskontsert officials said the tour could be rescheduled later. A abroad to be cut back after the recent defections to the West. But trol of their own affairs but insist that it retain control of senior musician with the orchestra said there had been doubt they said the overall Soviet commitment to cultural exchanges is the land, which it views as part about the Sunday departure, but he was not sure the concert tour likely to continue. of its biblical inheritance. DALLAS (AP) Leo Francis Donohue II, According to the State Department, a buried 19 years ago in a Panama Canal Zone, is back in his cemetery in the Senate reservation to the treaties giving ownership of the Canal Zone to Panama n CLIP THIS AD & SAVE GRAND OPENING SPECIAL hometown because of a little-known called for all Americans buried in Mount provision of the Panama Canal Treaties Hope Cemetery the Atlantic side of the that requires the bodies of zone to on be moved to Corezal Cemetery OIL CHANGE? 1,100 Americans to be unearthed and moved. north of Balboa on the Pacific side. We do it FASTER, He had been happy down there and said he'd like to be buried there," said the Spokesperson M. bodies J Spear said 1 126 CHEAPER & CLEANER were moved to Corezal and 12 ship captain's widow, Edna, who lives were shipped to the United States at Than Doing It Yourself with their son, Leo Francis Donohue III, in government expense. Six bodies were Virginia Beach, Va. bring him home We were going to anyway as soon as we moved Panamanian at family expense cemeteries and to 38 other re¬ oil, filter, could. We glad to have him what mained at Mount we are very call back home." the families. Hope at the request of & lubrication LAST TWO NIGHTS! DUKE TUMATOE & only 10 minutes and only s12.99 Radioactive material ordered removed THE ALL STAR FROGS Save i 96 — reg. *14.95 lOvvaO Sun. CHRIS SMITHERS! UMHJ 'JlL TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) Notional Guard above normal levels, was found at the troops who took over a Tucson factory Tucson Unified School District's central Songwriter tor Bonnie Raitt BAY STATIONS when the governor declared a state of kitchen, where daily lunches for 40,000 & 4819 W.Saginaw I 315 W. Gd. River emergency loaded radioactive tritium students were prepared. zm Lansing I E. Lansing into 55-gallon drums Thursday and The troops garbed in rubber gloves 323-2087 | 351-2252 | a* Abbott ftt LUnnnt sealed them tightly for temporary stor¬ age in northern Arizona. coats and boots, worked under the direction of the state Atomic Energy HE OFFER EXPIRES OCTOBER 31 w Gov. Bruce Babbitt on Tuesday night Commission to pack the tritium, a ordered the seizure of the American Atomics Corp. plant, which was closed in radioactive self material used to illuminating signs and watch faces. make Texas Instruments June amid reports that it was leaking The drums were being sealed shut to excessive radiation and that $300,000 Slimline 50 prevent the release of radiation, said worth of food at a nearby school had Darrell Warren an official of the Arizona been exposed. Atomic Energy Commission. The tritium The food, which showed readings was valued at more than $500,000. scientific calculator uuith statistics and Student threatens suicide, bold hostages neuu Constant fTlemory" feature. KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) A student to shoot himself if there was anybody on INTRODUCING EAST LANSING S FIRST, FOREMOST holding a pistol to his head burst into a the street outside. AND ONLY ARABIC BAKERY classroom at a business college Thursday At 2:50 p.m. police came out of the and took 30 students hostage threaten building escorting the student a heavy Featuring: Arabic (Pocket) Bread Fresh Baked Daily ing to kill himself, police said. He let most set man in his early 20s wearing a white White & Whole Wheat of the students go after an hour and T shirt and black pants. Lahm bi Ajeen (Arabic surrendered two hours after that. The two negotiators had Pizza) already Lt. Hugh Shelton said the student talked the man into freeing most of the Spinach Pie (Arabic Style) tentatively identified as Louis Posey, held hostages, but four or five students had POWERFUL SCIENTIFIC FUNCTIONS Feta Cheese Pie, a gun to his head during the stand-off voluntarily remained behind authorities • 60 (unctions automatically handle a wide range which started at about noon at Knoxville said. Officers said the student had earlier slide-rule functions roots, powers, reciprocals, Business College. The man had wanted to threatened to shoot himself if anyone common and natural logarithms, and trigonometry Specializing in Lebanese Sandwiches and Sweets comeout earlier, Shelton said, but vowed attempted to leave in degrees, radians, or grads. Falafel, Kabab • Includes many special functions such as pi algebraic percent constant, factorial, scientific notation and mantissa expansion Shawirma (gyro) ,Raw Kibbeh Nursing employees bold patients until paid FULL STATISTICAL FUNCTIONS Baklawa, Namoora (Hariseh).Ghuraybeh • Built in statistical (unctions include data entry, mean, and standard Other Specialties: deviations and variances for both sample and population data PHILADELPHIA (AP) Nurses cars without pay since Aug I/, set up the • Helps you to handle large sets of data points and toil down Stuffed Chicken blocked the driveway of the blockade data with the most commonly used statistical calculations dilapidated Stuffed Lamb and Gov. Dick Thornburgh said Thursday bankrupt Sarah Allen Nursing Home on Thursday as a lawyer for 143 elderly he had canceled the plans for moving the Slimline 50" uuith neuu We also feature a complete, well stocked deli mostly bedridden patients promised patients out of the Philadelphia area and We re not going to let them take the that he hoped they could be placed in local facilities. Constant fTlennory" feature. "LET'S MAKE YOUR NEXT PARTY people away ." AN ARABIC FEAST" He directed the state secretaries of Pennsylvania Welfare Department welfare health and aging to cooperate officials, alleging that care is substand¬ ard announced plans Wednesday to transfer the residents to a state operated with trustee a in court appointed bankruptcy trying to solve the home's problems Our concern is for the health ZAK'S BAKERY facility 120 miles away. That is when the protesting employees who have worked and welfare of the patients said. Thornburgh Campus Book Store. Across From 1312 OPEN 9:00am-7:00pm Michigan Ave. (Next to Silver Dollar Saloon) Berkey Hall | E. Lansing 332-7766 332-7767 Friday September 28, 1979 3 Mall plan still opposed By MICHAEL VEH State News Staff W riter The Citizens for a Livable Community will continue to fight the Dayton Hudson "THE REGIONAL MALL is mall proposal in spite of the increasingly corporation's controversial," he said. "All over the concessions, the group's co-ordinator said country, over the last decade, the regional Wednesday. malls were built, contributing in part, to the Speaking at the first meeting of the pattern of sprawl development that has Environmental Information Service, James become characteristic of the American Anderson, an MSU humanities professor, culture of the last 20 to 30 years and that stressed the faults of the revised has contributed immeasurably to the oil and proposal. The new proposal, which will go before energy shortages." East Lansing voters Nov. 6, reduces the size of the mall from 510,000 square feet to He added that supporting the mall would be like supporting uncontrolled energy 495,000 square feet. The mall is proposed to be built on 162 acres of land in northwest consumption. East Future development of the mall and the Lansing near U.S. 127 and Lake mall property is another concern that Lansing Road. RHA urges labeling ' He admitted that Dayton Hudson making an "honest effort" to correct the environmental problems of the original was should be considered, Anderson said. "The problem is that Dayton Hudson is selling its malls and we don't know what someone who they sell it to proposal, but he said nothing in the new may do," he said. plan lessens the "destructive impact" that By LESA DOLL Infant Formula Action Coalition, contend create financial problems. WHAT THE BILL will urge the resident the mall would have on the community. The CLC has made no definite decisions State News Staff Writer Nestle' is sponsoring the promotion of "I don't have any response," Gagliano hall cafeterias to do is place a card in front as to how it will try to stop the mall, he said, Students will be given an option to take infant formula to mothers in developing said after the motion was passed. "It's a of each Nestle' product in the food line so ANDERSON NAMES 10 cities whose but the Nov. 6 advisory vote will be a individual action on the Nestle' Boycott countries and then selling the formula at financial burden the student must bear." students will be able to tell what is a Nestle' good downtown areas are dying because of major starting point in their fight regardless of issue, the Residence Hall Association high prices after the mother's own natural Gagliano said he estimates about $40,000 product. One argument raised against this regional malls. the ballot results. elected recently. milk supply has dried up. would be lost if Nestle' was eliminated from in the meeting was that many freshmen and "Everyone of them," he said, "is now He said that the right of students to In their weekly In many cases, says INFACT, this the August MSU Food Store bidding. There transfer students are not familiar with the meeting, held in Akers struggling to cope with the sprawl impact of decide if the mall should be built is a Hall, RHA representatives passed a bill practice has caused malnutrition and even is no way to h. ve an accurate estimate, he Nestle' issue or the disregarded referen those malls." dividing issue between both sides of the that would urge the MSU management and death. dum held last spring. "They (the Planning Commission) have Dayton Hudson controversy. food stores to label Nestle' foods in the "It seems to me if people really cared "The bidding war is not such a bidding "This will be good for the people that failed, seriously failed, to look at the "Although the individual faces change, resident hall cafeterias. know about it, but that's the only people it's experience of other cities; to look at the the students, as a generation, as a segment This would enable students to boycott the going to effect," said Holden Hall represen other cities that have been 'mailed'," of the community are here permanently," corporation on their own, while RHA tative Loretta Brichan. Anderson said. Anderson said. debates the possibility of further action on I think something like this (the labelling option) would be Another topic of discussion was the Anderson cited Grand Forks, N.D., as an "I think," Anderson said, "that we (CLC) the issue. a lot less money than not accepting a bid. I don't think recent State News editorial urging the example. have proved rather conclusively that the "If people see it's a Nestle' food and they that this body should be intimidated by what I think is RHA to take a firm stand on the Nestle' "The downtown," Anderson said, "looked concerns we raised are shared by a sizable don't want it, they don't have to eat it," said like it had been bombed out within six number of people." a second rate Dan McKean of Case Hall, who submitted newspaper. — Eric Schmidt "I think something like this (the labelling the bill to the group. "If the people in dorms option) would be a lot less money than not feel strong enough about it, it will sit there accepting a bid," Eric Schmidt said. "I don't and rot and the food stores won't order it." think that this body should be intimidated CONCERN ABOUT THE boycott issue they'd see go to thier food service manager and which products are Nestle's," said war when somebody big is out," he said. Representatives in favor of the labeling by what I think is a second rate news Grand Rapids student has been rising since last spring, when a Chuck Gagliano, management representa¬ bill claim that it pleases everyone "until a The group approved the measure 15-4, referendum was held in all residence halls tive on the board. better solution can be found." with four persons abstaining. The next asking students whether they wanted to prohibit Nestle' foods in the hall food The Wednesday vote was the first action RHA has taken on the issue since the "(Labeling the food) sticks the issue in the faces of the people that don't want to step, said RHA president Chris Hoffman, is to present the plan to the management. 'discovers' gold in souvenir referendum. eat it," said Eric Schmidt of Williams Hall, Gagliano said he would remain neutral programs. At that time, the referendum "it also pleases the management, because it until the management had a chance to sit passed, but the management contended the voter turnout was not high enough to THE MANAGEMENT ALSO contends, doesn't cost them anv money." down and discuss the issue with RHA. GRAND RAPIDS (UPI) - Dan Geluso discovered the rock contained an estimated constitute actual representation. in addition to the low turnout issue, that and his brother, Joe, spent last summer 2.3 ounces of gold. The sponsors of the referendum, the boycotting the Nestle' organization would panning for gold in Colorado, They found it At about $375 an ounce for the precious — at a souvenir shop. metal, that makes the rock worth about $H6'2. "I've discovered gold," Dan told his Dayton Hudson mall The two had come up empty handed in mother, Mary Milanowski, who found the their search for gold in the Black Hills, but Alternative sought for Dan was determined to bring back some thing as a remembrance of their trip. discovery hard to believe. But a local mineral expert, Mary Jane Dockeray of the Blandford Nature Center, rezoning approved is So the 17 year old high school junior and high school geology teacher Richard stopped at a gift shop and bought a 75 cent Heynen confirmed the inside of the rock Grand River Avenue By DEBBIE CREEMERS Ralph Monsma, chairperson of the Plan rock — a black geode with crystal formations just beneath the surface. was loaded with gold. Dan said he hasn't decided how he'll use State News Staff Writer « ning Commission, listed issues the commis The rock was nothing more than a the money he gets for the rock. Right now, The Dayton Hudson rezoning ordinance sion should pursue before site plans are vacation memento until it broke open he said, his valuable souvenir "will go into a By SUSIE BENKELMAN received unanimous approval from East State News Staff Writer approved, but he told the audience that the earlier this month. It was then that Dan safe deposit box at the l^ank." A study of alternative routes Lansing Planning Commissioners Wednes¬ hearing is by no means the last on the mall. for Grand River Avenue traffic across East Lansing was day, and went back to East Lansing City Monsma said some of the technicalities approved Wednesday as a part of the Transportation Improvement Program set up by Council despite several objections raised at a raised can only be dealt with later, but he the Tri-County Regional Planning Commission. The five-year program includes a list of projects for federal funding from 1980 to 1984 and includes the Annual Element, a list of projects slated for first-year funding. public hearing on the issue. The meeting, which ran past midnight, added the commission must have the will to keep potential problems from becoming Three Mile Island vigil featured presentations by Dayton Hudson nightmares. A possible alternative to the congested Grand River Avenue route is the suggested consultant Daniel Swantko, city planner Commissioner William Beachler asked the cross-campus route — a four lane, low grade freeway running from Trowbridge Street to Robert Owen, and several traffic, environ planning staff todraw upa "white paper" for East Grand River at Park Lake Road. A study of the cross-campus route was the University Board of Trustees. proposed in 1976 and received opposition from mental and marketing consultants con traded by the corporation. The Dayton Hudson question, a mall MSU students on benefits of the mall. EAST LANSING COUNCILMEMBER today at Beaumo Tower which would be built on a site north of Lake Alan Fox said he and Mayor George L. THE STUDY IS made eligible for federal funding when included in the Annuai Element, and when it has the Board's approval. But two years ago University administration recognized the severity of the Grand Lansing Road and east of U.S. 127, will make the ballot for a second time this November in Griffiths met with Dayton Hudson represen tatives Thursday morning to hash out the marks an n ivers River traffic problem and reconsidered the cross campus route. In an advisory election. Because the unusual plumbing and sidewalk arrangements made August 1978, vote will be an advisory one, rezoning steps before the 1978 election. Fox said some of then-University President Edgar Harden met with East Lansing City Council to discuss are proceeding as scheduled to speed the these prior arrangements have been A vigil to mark the six month anniversary of the nuclear accident at Three Mile Island the problem. will be held near Beaumont Tower at noon today. construction process. changed by the rezoning request. Board of Trustees Chairperson John Bruff said the administration still supports the Persons living near the Three Mile Island plant are still being affected by higher utility "We are also looking for a way to ensure study. Owen presented a two part staff report on voters that the mall will not expand," F'ox bills, the possibility of cancer and psychological trauma stemming from the near disaster, Another major project reviewed by the commission is a plan for the reconstruction of a the ordinance recommending the rezoning Ron Wilson, Energy Director of the Public Interest Research Group in Michigan, said. said. "The people are entitled to that four-mile segment of 1-69 to Charlotte. After lengthy discussion on whether the project — a move which drew criticism from several The problem of disposing the radioactive waste remaining in the plant has yet to be members of the audience. guarantee." would receive federal funds regardless of the commission's position, the commission resolved, Wilson added. Fox said the council may schedule an voted to remove it from their 1980 plan. Lee M. Smith, of 1917 Pinecrest Drive, Father Dick Preston, of St. John's Student Parish, will be speaking at the vigil. unofficial hearing in October, and slate the official hearing after the election. There will also be representatives from other groups, including the Mobilization for presented a report on the ordinance to A GROUP CALLED Concerned Citizens has filed suit against the state, urging them to Survival, UAW Local 1618, PIRGIM, the National Organization for Women, the Peace planning commissioners, questioning the "There is enough interest in the proposal abandon the 1-69 plan for an alternative route. They claim the proposed project would Center, and the Democratic Socialist Caucus of Michigan. objectivity of planning staff and commis to warrant a special hearing," Fox said. destroy much valuable farmland. sioners on the proposal. Also placed in the Transportation Improvement Program is the controversial Logan Corridor project which would widen North Logan Street from four lanes to six. Although SMITH NOTED THE appearance residents from the Logan Street area voiced opposition to the project, the commission of a positive bias in planning staff reports voted to leave it in the program. All comments from commissioners regarding the Logan Street project will be included in the program. toward the proposal, citing the lack of any possible negative impacts in the report's State Journa I writers withhold by-lines conclusion. Smith also criticized the plan "It's not a traffic problem, but an urban renewal problem," Commissioner Howard ning department's reliance on materials Heideman said. "It's not going to do any good to take it out." The commission also supported leaving the Kalamazoo Street Bridge project in the program and the Annual Element. The project will receive $1.2 million in federal Aide provided by Dayton Hudson. Smith stated the ordinance violates as contracts expire — benefits disputed Urban System funds for completion of the new bridge. The bridge is going to be open to many of the objectives recommended by traffic Monday morning. advisory committees on the city's compre By ELYSE GOLDIN State News Staff Writer "The 'trust me plan' means that pay goe ,OW SALARIES ARE not the only Projects for new construction on Edgewood Boulevard and for the reconstruction and hensive plan. Lansing State Journal stories will not the Journal reporters have, widening of Aurelius Road from Mt. Hope to Jolly roads were removed from the He concluded that an evaluation of > or down at the whim of management ''omP aid that the company wants to do program. environmental and social costs, in additon to carry reporters by lines beginning Monday because of union effort to call attention to overtime pay, which the news the economic and the engineering implica a the newspaper's labor situation. reporters asked for a more ,m paid reporters for the past 45 lions of the proposal, should be addressed by The two week by line strike marks the •xplanation of the plan, we were y,.( Dayton Hudson consultants and city plan In addition, the Journal wants to cap Free term's end of a three year contract between the books, Vincent Leone, of 1802 Red Ia-af Lane, State Journal and the Newspaper Guild Local 24. The guild has represented health insurance policies, he said. This would mean that reporters will pay the explained that it "is hard for the planning reporters at the newspaper since 1934. When reporters increase if there is a hike in health asked for a tuition offered by commission and staff to be objective when they want something so bad." About 80 percent of the Journal report more specific explanation insurance costs, he added. "For the most part, we are striking ers belong to the union. They, along with I^eone suggested the elimination of of the plan, we were told because of the arrogant attitude," Poorman entrances to the mall from Lake Lansing some non union reporters, will be withhold that explanation will be said. "It's ridiculous that a company as A MSU student will really have something to be thankful for just before Thanksgiving Road would curb many expected traffic ing their by lines until Oct. 15, Dan large as Gannett (the company which owns break — a free term's tuition and books. problems. "A special exit from the freeway Poorman, union president, said. provided after contracts are the Journal) will not even bargain with us." A contest sponsored by the State News and their advertisers will begin in the paper Poorman said that reporters requested a for mall traffic would cut down the traffic signed. — Dan Poorman, This will be the first time State Journal Monday. fears of homeowners near the mail," he said. 15 percent pay raise in their new contract. Union President reporters have employed such strike techni- Every Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday a different one digit number will be run in the "WE'RE ASKING FOR a large pay PHYLLIS ANDERSLAND, OF 901 Gregg Deliyanne, publisher of the State increase this time to make up for the nine Journal, said the paper has not received To qualify for that week's drawing, a student has to match three numbers on his or her Woodingham Drive, also stressed the percent we lost in the last three years due official word from the Newspaper Guild student ID card with the numbers published. Numbers on the II) card may be repeated, potential traffic problem generated by the to inflation." Poorman said. old that explanation will be provided after mall. Andersland said potential problems that reporters will be requesting to retract and all numbers published do not have to be used. ontracts are signed," he added. would have to be resolved before the mall their by lines as allowed in their contract. If a student qualifies, he should fill out the coupon which will appear in each Wednesday's Mocking the "trust me plan," reporters "We've only just begun negotiating and was approved. "It's up to you," Andersland /ill be wearing buttons to work that have a paper and deposit it in one of several boxes that will be located around campus by noon told planning commissioners. "The traffic it s too early to have anything to say about liclure of a hand holding two pennies. the situation," he said Thursday. planners hired by Dayton Hudson and the Each week, ten names will bedrawn and those people will become finalists for a drawing city planning staff sloughed it." to be held shortly before Thanksgiving. Opinion New future ahead 'LASH' LARROWE The stage is set for a very interesting Board of Trustees meeting today. Administrative appointments have set a substantial part of the agenda for the board, aside from its usual tasks of approving gifts and grants and quibbling over the budget. Until two weeks ago, it seemed standard monetary affairs would be the biggest news of the entire board Business folks still meeting, and observers expected the type of session which would allow plenty of time to catch up on their reading. I'm getting ready to start my first lecture and they won't let me in. Nobody can get in President Cecil Maekey, however, has created a virtual administra¬ sternly, "you at least ought to look at the before school started from Marineland down last week, when I count the house and see any business school class unless he's a other side, you know." tive whirlwind since he took over in August. His nation-wide efforts to there's at Cedar Point. He even sent me the only 200 students out there instead of business major. You know anything about "What 'other side' could there be?" he business school's guest tickets for the find competent, dynamic figures to fill both administrative and my usual 400. Word must have gotten that, Lash?" asks. Slippery Rock game at Ann Arbor." affirmative action goals have yielded three fruits which the trustees are around, I says to myself, that I'm still using "Now you mention it," I says, "I do "OK," I says. "You want to get in and out "What about accreditation?" he asks. expected to pluck (and if their comments are any indication, quite the same notes I started out with 25 years remember hearing a couple years ago some of here with your degree the way you get "What would that do to students?" ago and students are staying away in accrediting body warned MSU if the enthusiastically) and welcome into the hierarchy of MSU: Joseph E. droves. your chow at a fast food chain, right? You "Nobody knows for sure," I says. business school didn't improve our faculty- Dickinson as vice president for development, Moses Turner as vice ever stop to think the longer you're here at "If nobody knows for sure what effect I'm wondering whether I'll be able to student ratio we'd be put on probation, the 'U', the more dollars you contribute to probation or disaccreditation would have on president for student affairs and services and most recently, Connie afford a new textbook to read to 'em from maybe evenlose our accreditation." MSU, the more money we have for research, us students," he grumbles, Stewart as vice president for University and federal relations. and get some of them back when I see this "What'd the U' do about that?" he sneers. "why doesn't the the more for faculty salaries? It's good for business school go ahead and enroll the Stewart appears to have the type of dynamic qualities which could smart aleck headin' toward me. "I suppose they appointed a high-level the community, too. Landlords'll have more students who want to take courses and see make her stint in the office a huge success. From the little we know of "Well, Lash," he smirks, noticing my committee, put you on it to get the mossback stable renters, they can keep their places what happens? That way the students frown and looking around the half empty input. It'll make its report a c-.uple years fixed up real good for you folks." her, she appears to have strong background in radio, newspaper and Kiva, "I wouldn't have to suffer for some bureau¬ suppose you think students have from now, way the 'U' operates." "I can't believe you said that, Lash," he crat's ineptitude, Lash." television, which should help with the various public relations functions finally gottt n fed up with your horse and "If there was such a committee," I says, says. "But let's hear the other reason." "Hold it right there!" I barks. "The dean which will be thrust upon her. Considering this is where her predecessor buggy economics and aren't enrolling for "nobdy told me nothin' about it." "Think about how this enrollment crunch and the provost are no dummies. If they Robert Perrin fell behind, we have high hopes for her. Also, we feel her your class, right?" "You mean to tell me," he yelps, "the 'U' affects we business school faculty," I says. didn't know what they're doing, they "I don't care about no numbers," I snaps. knew about this for two years and didn't do "Our dean's been treating us real friendly position as former director of policy communications with the "I'm interested in wouldn't be up there. maintaining quality and anything to head it off?" lately. Before this thing came up, he "If they thought your little scheme to Department of Health, Education and Welfare in Washington D.C. will stretching a few minds, that's all. What's on "Before you go running around bad was afford her those federal connections which talking about clearing our dead wood. solve this thing was any good, that's what this University so your mind, anyway? You just come here to mouthing the Administration, bub," I says "Now, I get a nice postcard from him just they'd be doing, you bet!" desperately needs. In an era where financially troubled schools flock to give me a hard time?" "I'd like to get your opinion on the legislators for federal support, Stewart's familiarity with federal business school s limitation on enrollment," officials should help with her future lobbying efforts in the nation's he says. "It's causing a lot of hardship among VIEWPOINT: DAYTON HUDSON capital. Perhaps most importantly, the fact that a woman has finally cut students who can't complete their pro through the age old biases at this University is an event for MSU to celebrate. While il is still a bit too early to be optimistic, we feel Mackey's actions within the past few weeks may open up a new future "Take me, for example. I'm a master's candidate in the labor school, OK? They tell me I have to take your labor class as a Mall deceives area voters for MSU. prerequisite, but I was just over in the pit ByZOLTONFERENCY community. Such planning would unite Acting through Shopping Centers Inc., rather than continue to divide the various the Dayton Hudson Corp. is trying to elements which will continue to comprise the breathe new life into a shopping center Rather than being bamboozled by cor¬ city's population, shopping mall or no. We project in East Lansing by proposing a porate interests which have only private should never let it he said in years to come, smaller version of the shopping mall that profits in mind, the people of East Lansing that in a time of economic, environmental Letters was turned down an undisguised by the voters last year. In ought to get busy and plan for a reasonable political reaction to the and rational use of their land which would be expressed views of the mall's opponents, in keeping with the highly regarded and energy crises, we decided to blacktop approaches to a merchandising monstrosity. Ferency is on associate professor of criminal Dayton Hudson proposes a smaller shopping character, customs and traditions of their center on a site farther back from the highway and a deletion of strip commercial Beer lor business development along the highway. By propos¬ ing those changes in the original plan, the shopping center giant is attempting to play Accreditation? We hear you. But why has smarter politics with the issue. Dayton this bureaucratic blunder become the Hudson apparently figures that if the folks burden of the business student? won't go for cancer, maybe they'll settle for a To those concerned take note, to those stroke. involved relate: Despite this new political gambit, how¬ Much to my peril, but none to my suprise, ever, the issue before the people of East 1 was recently informed of the blanket NO Lansing is not whether a shopping center ADD policy bv a most warm and accommo¬ should be larger or smaller, but whether one of the last remnants of our dwindling natural dating young receptionist in Rm. 7 Eppley Center. Refraining from verbal violence, I resources ought to be perpetually dedicated visited a most congenial adviser who again, to a totally unnecessary use. none to my surprise, concluded that, The East Lansing Planning Commission is yes, in the process of abandoning its primary something ought to be done — but he only teaches here. A short distance away, I function by limiting the debate to the merits Michigan primary or demerits of a presented my case to the affable roadblock private corporation's plan seated strategically outside the Dean's for the exploitive use of scarce land. Once office. But the voice spoke and said, "I'm again, the issue is not whether Dayton Hudson has managed to contrive a scheme sorry the Dean will not see anyone that is more palatable for present political regarding academic matter." Understand¬ imposes on rights ing his predicament, the voice again spoke and said, "Let them pour beer in Room 7 to pacify all raging students." Continuing to consumption, but whether the people of East Lansing, acting through governmental representatives charged with that responsi¬ With the bility, can come forward with other potential a dwindling number of voters participating in national elections, Ombudsman, mv situation became uses of the land which would have far campaigns should attempt to protect the right of citizens to participate laughable. But yes, here I found action. But greater long range benefit than just another in the voting process. Unfortunately, the policies of the national no, my time and energy have expired, and so have Drops and Adds. shopping center. And Dayton Hudson's Democratic Party do not seem to uphold this highly revered principle. To all those responsible and all those who project is exactly that — just another Under new party rules, Michigan's registered democratic voters will not suffered — I'll join you for a beer in Room 7 shopping center. Comparing the stores they are presently erecting to the original J. L. be able to cross party lines in the upcoming presidential primary. next term. Let's hope this matter receives Hudson Co. department store in Detroit is With this policy, democrats have made it more than clear that they immediate attention. Or is this just the cost like comparing Woolworth's to Tiffany's. of doing business? are running scared toward the 1980 presidential election. Republicans For various reasons, Dayton Hudson has Tom Ives are gaining strength in almost every corner of the country, and the managed to elicit favorable comments on its 4642 S. Hagadorn Rd. democrats apparently feel they have to resort to drastic measures to current proposal from some people, includ retain the momentum they stirred in the 1976 election. Democrats may ing important East Lansing personages, who were among the opposition last year. feel this is the step they have to take, even if it means violating basic Students fans,too Privately, however, many of these new¬ party principles. found friends will admit that another It seems quite ironic that the fall term The people of Michigan must be able to put politics aside, and support as shopping center attracts them not at all and begins, many new and returning MSU is totally unnecessary. Some are fearful that the candidate who does the best job of addressing the nation's major students have been denied the opportunity Dayton Hudson "will go across the highway isues. If democrats feel they cannot win by addressing the issues and to cheer their own football team on to and we'll have all the trouble a shopping working towards intelligent solutions of these problems, then voters have no choice but to abandon the party altogether. victory. With allotment of some one season 80,000 seats and pass per an student, center brings and none of the benefits." That argument admits, first of all, that shopping The State News The many students cannot get tickets. malls do bring trouble, and they certainly problem of declining voting trends, though a very serious one, is a As I sat at the game last Saturday do. A community's only hope is that the Friday, September 28, 1979 problem that must be addressed on another level. The issue at stake afternoon between Miami of Ohio vs. MSU. I business that a mall generates will more here is t he sole freedom of Michigan residents to choose the candidate of found myself surrounded by high school Editorials are the opinions of the State News Viewpoints, t han pay for all the commotion that it causes. their choice not a candidate selected for them by the national party. students, young children, adults (other than The people of East Lansing should not lean columns and letters are personal opinions MSU alumni), among others. Somehow I on that slender reed. Editorial Department cannot justify this. In the present case, a shopping mall across We. the students of MSU, are MSU. R W Robinson Pho,° "/tor Kim VanderVeer Sticker limited access superhighway will not expired? a Without us. MSU would not exist. And so. Managing Editor Ky Owen Entertainment & Book Editor Bill Holdship seriously blemish the quality of life in East Opinion Editor Joy I Haenlem Sports Editor DaveJanssen we may still be able to acquire tickets to the Lansing. The only access from the east to City Editor Suson Tompor Layout Editor Reginald Thomas Michigan vs. Michigan State game if we such a mall affecting East Lansing would be Campus Editor Don Pnystas Freelance Editor Come Thorn As if the MSU parking "follies" were not creating enough of a stir, the are willing to pay the price. But for now, I ... the Lake Lansing Road bridge over me Anno Browne Chief Copy Editor Linda Oliverio Department of Public Safety has announced a plan developed by the guess we will have to plan on gathering highway. For the most part, the people iff representative Debbie Creemers University Traffic Committee to ticket all cars displaying expired around the television to support our team. using that approach would be East Lansing Nan Gerard parking stickers. According to the recent decision, cars will be ticketed ites who are addicted to prowling through Advertising Department 1300 E. Grand River endless numbers of shoestores and bou even if they display valid stickers in addition to old ones. Advertising Manager Ron MacMillan Asst Advertising Manager Pot Greening This kind of action violates any previous pattern of logic behind the tiques stocked with baubles, bangles and beads. People to the east of East Lansingcan administration of parking stickers. It has long been understood that the Leave on time purpose of the stickers was to authorize parking in certain areas otherwise restricted to the general public. A valid sticker is supposed to The i five • IDs to me an designate an ability to park in a particular area. Under the new rule, a indiscreet way of telling students that we sticker will be honored only if no other sticker is present. had better plan on staying one more year DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau Does the committee have nothing better to do during its meetings than most of us had anticipated. senator i think tvs fair to by refusing to tan the flames This terms registration was another other than to devise ways to keep DPS busy and increase the say that if it had not been of moderation a calm, ne60- already indication that my stay here at MSU will ridiculous number of parking tickets issued annually at MSU? The reasons behind this new order must be explained to the students if this probably he longer than my original plan of four years. The business school shut out all • f senator church. if imayjustmake one LAST COMMENT.. for the vi6uance of the u.s. senate, this major crisis in cuba might have degenerated vajed solution has been nar rouily Averted thanks to you and operation manhood." the STr « SMS % ettort is not going to fall into obscurity as another bureaucratic waste of non business students to business classes. into a minor diplomatic squab- american people have been ttm- reelection. money. It's not right for the advertising department \ OF COURSE, \ bie easily handled \ &ven another chance to shop to require classes from a school that won't by the state ^ i that they 're still /"tn Though the Department of Public Safety has made a rather dubious department. /t, 'j? number one' open its doors to non business majors. These reputation tor itself in the past, their latest effort regarding parking classes are [ire requisites to classes needed permit s will not change all that. There could be a logical, understandable to graduate. These are supposed to be four reason lorthese new requirements. Persons issuing parking tickets may year programs, not five. Uan't more i! 9HK be unable to distinguish between last professors ho hired? Can't something be year's permits and this year's, if done lielore loo many students fall far this is the case, perhaps we should issue DPS officers eye glasses and la-hind in required classes? make them pass standard reading tests instead of inconveniencing community members with this "solution." Mary Zill 525 West Fee ji l Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday September 28. 1979 5 CONTINUE AID TO COUNTRIES Suit settled Vance: Latin America protected ATKINSON, N.H. lAP) Kenneth and Carol Grant will receive $2,000 a month under a medical to care for their crippled 3 malpractice settlement year old son. "We'd trade the whole By BARRY SCHWEID we reach a satisfaUory solu policy in Latin America, deli thing for a normal child," said Grant. relationship is much deeper, trends in Latin America, Vance polarization within countries "The money Associated Press Writer tion." vered to the Foreign Policy with a number of significant said economies were expanding doesn't make any difference," said the boy's and in the region." mother, "because the doctors can't do anything for Eddy. It's NEW YORK (AP) - Secre¬ He also said that "at an Association. issues at stake. and democratic values taking horrible. He has the money, and there isn't tary of State Cyrus Vance appropriate time" the Carter He offered assurances that But he also affirmed a deter firmer hold. He also said re He said the United States anything the assured Latin America doctors can do." on administration will release a hemispheric interests will be mination by the United States sped for human rights has plans to continue providing aid Jerrold Katz. of Newton, Mass.. attorney for the Thursday that American inter¬ full report to support its con "fully protected," but did not and its neighbors to resist couple, ests will be "fully protected" in grown, particularly in the to Latin America and noted disclosed the settlement Wednesday, saying if the child, tention that the troops make up say what the United States outside interference in their Dominican Republic, Ecuador, U.S. relief to the Dominican Edward, lives 65 years, "he ends up with in excess of $5.5 the dispute over Soviet troops a combat brigade, a point the might do if there is no break in internal affairs. Bolivia, Peru, Nicaragua and Republic of Nicaragua. million." in Cuba, then held another Soviets deny. the diplomatic stalemate. "We are seeking to resolve, Honduras. In suit filed in Boston's U.S. District meeting on the issue with At this point, he said, "the In contrast to a tough line a Court, the Grants by diplomatic negotiations with "But the competition be The secretary of state made a Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei best thing that can be done is to taken by some other adminis¬ the Soviet Union, questions alleged Edward suffered crippling damage when a Haverhill tween democracy and authori¬ special plea in behalf of the new obstetrician identified as Dr. Douglas V. Crook A. Gromyko. keep the negotiations private." tration officials, Vance said the raised by the presence of these tarianism is far from over," delayed government in Nicaragua, performing a Caesarian section for six hours. Before the meeting with dispute with the Soviets should forces," he said. Vance said. "Injustice, frustra which overthrew President A twin, Paul, born seconds after Edward, is normal, said Gromyko, Vance said: "Only THE REMARKS FOLLOW be kept "in proper perspec tion and fear can breed cycles of Anastasio Somoza earlier this Grant, while the first child is partially blind, cannot walk or through private diplomacy can ED a speech on U.S. foreign tive." He said the U.S.-Soviet IN SURVEYING RECENT violent extremes, producing move normally, cannot talk and has other severe learning diabilities. The settlement will be paid by the doctor through his malpractice insurance policy. Newton won't face trial in slaying The out of court settlement, achieved after 18 months of negotiations, was signed here Monday, returned with Edward from France, where they hoped a one day after the Grants week-long pilgrimage to Lourdes, for a miracle cure at the Roman OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) 11 1 for Newton, 37. said he planned Catholic shrine where the peasant girl Bernadette saw a vision - acquittal. Last March, "We're just not looking at and shout, "Free Huey!" But in Hoover that it was the most Black Panther leader Huey another jury deadlocked 10-2 to increase the Black Panthers' them anymore." said an Oak of the Virgin Mary. the current trial, the courtroom dangerous group in the country. Newton will not be tried third for acquittal in the case involv¬ land police intelligence officer. "We were stunned at the amount," said Grant. She said the a "political activity," including had plenty of empty seats. Not so, Newton shouted back, time on charges of murdering an ing the shooting death of Kath¬ leading voter registration Once, though, the Black Pan¬ money will enable her to find help in caring for Edward. The early fame of the Black finding the real culprits the Oakland prostitute in 1974, a leen Smith, 17. drives and educational thers were just "We haven't had any outside life on our own since he was pro¬ about all the Panthers was underlined with a American establishment and all judge ruled Thursday. "The government Oakland police born," she said, has been grams. had on their prounouncement of J. Edgar its minions. After two trials ended with trying for 12 years to put me in It was Newton's seventh minds. hung juries, prosecutor Tom jail for my political beliefs," felony trial and his fifth murder Orloff asked Alameda County Newton said after the court trial — three of them in the 1967 NEWTON'S FIRST TRIALS Superior Court Judge Donald hearing. "Now I can live my life killing of Oakland police officer drew scores of white radicals McCullum, "with regret," to until they charge me with John Frev. His conviction in the and black activists to the court dismiss the charges against Newton. In doing so, McCullum said: something else." BUT NEWTON REMAINS first trial was reversed. The second and third trials ended in hung juries, and the prosecution hou. e steps to hear a gun-ratt ling, revolutionary harangue uuoman9dre "This was trial by jury. This is all our system offers." free on $130,000 bail pending the appeal of a conviction last gave up. Newton spent 22 months in prison on the first of LansinG McCullum declared a mistrial year on an illegal weapons murder conviction. • Free Pregnancy Tests Tuesday after a jury deadlocked charge. Newton's Black Panther Party gains news mention these • Gynecological Care days seemingly only when New ton goes to court. • Pregnancy Termination Solar greenhouse On All Pints • Free VD • Pre-natal Testing and Treatment Counseling and Referral w • Chocolate Main Clinic: 337-7350 to he celebrated Six • Vanilla • Coffee Wonderful • Carob Urban Options will be throwing a party to celebrate the • Flavors Honey Neighborhood Offices near-completion of its solar greenhouse at 8 p.m. Friday in the The S. Thomas Company, Inc. • Rum-Raisin Urban Options Energy House, 135 Linden St. ~l i Forcsi Street-l-i.tst Lansing-\li< Itiy*.in 48823 W«t loosing Office "It's a really fascinating structure," said Ruelaine Stokes, an Urban Options member. He added that anyone who is interested in the greenhouse, solar energy or Urban Options is welcome to come to the celebration. The greenhouse had been under construction all summer as part Building Preservation 6 Restoration Contractor/Consultant Haagen-Dazs All Natural Ice Cream of a class set up by Urban Options. The group hopes to generate some interest for upcoming fall projects with the celebration. Urban Options is a non-profit organization which was formed to A? ~>17' 35|-()3(i i help provide energy conservation information to local residents. Miss J, you've gone straight We Specialize now let loose! In the new Baggy Jean. in the Hard-To-Fit Women's Sizes 5 thru 12 Width •Narrow •Medium •Wide •Extra-wide It's pure comfort and fashion style A denim that's opposite your others, takes turns with them for attention Boots for the and relaxation. 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And while WEEKEND company were thing. There are probably three rather slim, but attractive group members consistently expressed this same sentiment. other groups that do what we . . . (stylishly so, not in the classic refused to talk about earnings, Many .aid they came out to get do. And the women love it," "rugged" sense of the word). estimates from gate figures "more than they could get at Gosh. Weekend weekend everywhere and not a thing to do. the gallery hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays, and 1 p.m. to 4 What it was to about a You know, perms and Peter home. But regardless of why throughout Michigan indicate Well, that's not technically true — I'm just living in anticipation of p.m. this weekend. Also continuing is The Archive Project at thousand women at Bonnie and Frampton hair cuts. At the the "fab four" make about they came, a certain camara next weekend. But anyway . . . Abrams Planetarium which takes you down a black hole for a Clyde's, well, that's a different beginning of each act, dancers $3,000 a night. T'aint bad. derie came through tuesday CONCERTS DEPT. The Ten Pound Fiddle Coffeehouse starts mere $1 admission ($1.50 for non-students). Showtimes are Friday matter. It became obvious from would parade on the dance floor It's hard to say if the quartet night that cannot be put into its season with British folksingers John and Rosy Goacher in their and Saturday at 8 p.m. and 10 p.m., with a special the beginning when owners in three piece suits which were is in it for the money, however. words. Sure, women seemed to sky talk after farewell American performance, in Williams Hall this Saturday at the later show, and 4 on Sunday afternoons. scheduled a second show at that reduced to the g-string within At least, in an interview, they love the show, but they also 8 p.m. Tickets in advance can be found at Elderly Instruments and last minute to accommodate minutes. Each performer said loved each other. It was an hundreds of women who did not later, however, that they lose a said they were eventually seek at the door for $3. The Ann Arbor Jazz Festival comes to • eastminsterIpresbyteri aiT 1 ing a career in dance. Two of opportunity to get crazy with U-of M ville this weekend too. Friday offers returning favorites get in for the first Lansing women were attracted that lot of nice clothing during their stint on stage, with women the four mentioned they had had dance training (Steve said out worrying about dirty looks from their male counterparts. saxophonist Dexter Gordon, Sun Ra and his Solar Arkestra at 7:30 CHURCH • by the novelty of the event. hungry for souveniors of their he trained for a year at Arthur It was that chance to hoot and p.m. in Hill Auditorium. On Saturday at 8 p.m., also in Hill, you can see jazz guitarist Larry Coryell. | 1315 ABBOTT RD (North of Saginaw) { Sunday at 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. in the "I heard about it at work,' said a conservatively dressed "night with the girls" grabbing Murray and even had some holler and enjoy talking with Residential College Auditorium in East Quad, the jazz duet | East Lansing j other women. There were no Egwu-Anwu create their unique poetry, while that evening at 8 in woman, who, like virtually all fights bad arguments — those this reviewer talked to. Sexy Rexy and company were but attractive (stylishly so, not in the classic rather slim, and for — no one night, even if for Hill Auditorium, piano greats McCoy Tyner and the legendary Oscar Peterson will delight. Tickets for individual performances Sunday, Sept. 30 did not v ied. "questionable reasons", women are available locally at Discount Records on Grand River Aveune. decided to go down, but rugged" sense of the word). You know, enjoyed the company of each THEATRE DEPT. English majors, Welsh transfer students and | Worship: 8:30 & 10:45am | other as much if not more than decadent womanizers can investigate Dylan Thomas in Sidney A Paul W. Green fr< perms and Peter Frampton hair cuts | woman my office . . . that of the performers. No one Michaels' Dylan, directed by Ken Beachler, at the Okemos Barn up here. I' cared where the others came Theatre. It runs Sept. 27 through 30 and Oct. 4 through 7 with ^ 337-0893 | thing like this," she explained. at any vest or jacket they can classical ballet training). While from. Virtually all economic, curtaintime at 8 p.m. Thursdays through Saturdays, with a 4 p.m. "I just wanted to see what it''- find. One dancer, Sundance, this may be considered a rather social, age and educational matinee only on the Sunday dates. Admission $4., but a reduced like." even confided he had lost a lot "off the wall" way to become backgrounds FOR YOU... were represented. rate is available for students. For information call 349-4340. It was, let's say, interesting. of his sister's lingerie that way. Provided this recognized as serious dancers, opportunity, STUFF THAT W AS HERE LAST WEEK AND IS STILL Not especially because of what went on on stage you can see The story of Sexy Rexy and Company is an interesting one. the four mentioned it had its side benefits. Sure, they have women just got off on the emotions and sentiments of HERE DEPT. My German Expressionist heroes are hanging around in the Kresge Art Gallery. Painters like Klee, Munch, A FAMILY the lights" same Rexy was busted in little Cold the opportunity to meet women each other. This was the best Kokoschka — I mean, BIG NAMES, folks. Admission is free and OF Penny Catalogui , Mi. this s after the shows and socialize a part of it all.' Michigan la1 three rorker? Rex he "bared it all" for a woman admirer on stage. What follow bit. Steve and Dynomite said they often go out dancing even We would have some pictures with this article, to great Meridian GOD'S PEOPLE it all off," and they avoid ed was a stream of publicity after the show is finished. But give you an idea of the mass of Community Church attempts by many women to when the owner of the estab when not greeting their public humanity present at this "cul just that Tuesday night show. They get down at t to lishment, Glenda Brewer, also arrested for many was things, or partying, Sexy Rexy and Company usually retire to any tural owner event," However, Jeff Saul talked to us, co- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH g string, and thats as far as including the absense of an one of a number of motels along and refused to let reporters in 227 North Capitol at Ionia goes. entertainment permit. In order the road to stardom, often continued on page 7) One Block North of State So what makes the sh< to get one, Brewer Capitol had to accompanied by a good book ... SERVICE AT 10:00 A.M. attractive to many patrons appear before the Coldwater When in street clothes, they SUNDAY the dancing. The show relies City Council, which told her said, very few women recognize LANSING CHURCH OF CHRIST Located in the Municipal 9:30a.m.—Bible Classes For Ride or Info up tempo disco music for mr they did not approve of her of its beat, with a few slow them, and when you think 882-0046 515 Samantha Ave. Bldg. directly behind the 10:30a.m.—Worship 482-0644 definition of entertainment. about it, that makes sense. Services Meridian Mall on Marsh Rd. tunes thrown in for diversil Rexy however, saw his chance The performance in Lansing, Postor Ed Reynolds 339-351 7:00p.m.—Evensong 394-4652 The daw rely the and took it. He left the group he Sunday 10:30a.m., 6p.m. no matter how you view it audience to help them get was with at the time (Fast Wednesday 7:30 p.m. morally, was significant for suggestive thrusting their Freddie and the Playboys — many reasons. Number one — it Communion Service Every Sunday AMERICAN BAPTIST hips in front of women's faces and kissing a few of them — and now the group's top competi¬ tion) and took off in search of gave women in the city the Common Cup UNIVERSITY BAPTIST STUDENT FOUNDATION opportunity to see a type of women REALLY liked that that pot of gold. show they very rarely see. As Acapela Singing by Congregation Worship 10AM 7:30PM Tuesday, Oct. 2,1979 (incidentally, only women were Rex then went down to Ft. NO SUNDAY SCHOOL NO MUSIC In the Beginning God" BASIC SURVIVAL AT MSU Tannery explained, "Men can allowed in for these shows, Wayne, Ind., where he met up Genesis Series Jobs, Study, Values, Relationships, etc. although a few men snuek in for with Steve, another male Baptist Student Center the second show). In fact, College Class—11:15AM 46085 Hagadorn dancer and several of the more FOR RENT 1 UNIVERSITY (See Bus Schedule) (next to Twyckingham) dancers received "tips" (rather vocal members of the group. sizeable ones at that) in their The group — Steve, Dynomite, • TV, STEREO REFORMED The PROTESTANT 6:00 PM FOR RIDES SEE BUS SCHEDULE • Refrigerators Rev. briefs and g strings all evening. Rex and Sundance — all joined • Free CHURCH REFORMED CHURCH Family Talent Night And although before the second together and the rest is history. Delivery 4930 S. Hagadorn i 371-1795 j (across from Akers) UBC-ABSF FREE BUS SERVICE is meeting for worship at CITY or EAST LANSING Sun (can't.) 9:30 Study Groups the University S.D.A. . ... REGISTRATION NOTICE CENTRAL 10:30 Coffee Hour Church, 149 Highland in FOR METHODIST Worship: East Lansing. Services are ODD YEAR GENERAL ELECTION 11:00 and 6 p.m. Bible based setting CHURCH a.m. forth To Be Held Across from the For rides meet in front of the distinctively Re¬ Capitol Bryan Hall. East Wilson formed Calvinistic doc¬ r 6, 1979 Sunday, Sept. 30 Hall or in the parking lot trines of historic Chris¬ The Ultimate W Commitment Rev Paul Hortman orship Services behind 10:35 or Campbell Hall at Sunday mornings, call 351-6810 tianity. Sunday 10 a.m.&5 p.m. 1 9:45 and 11:00 Tom Stark, Pastor Wed. Studies in Bible Bonnie MacPhee Nursery Available 485-9477 Staff Associate Doctrine 7:45 p.m. COPYING DAY OR NIGHT PAPER EATER PRINT SHOP NEW 8:30am - 8:00pm Mon. - Thurs. HOURS: 8:30am - 6:30pm Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm Saturday SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH AND TO VOTE ON THE F 31/20 PER COPY THK LOWEST PRICKS IN TIIR I.ANSINC) AUKA PROPOSAL A' INGHAM CI .•CifyofEostLansing.il FREE VAN SERVICE MORNING AND EVENING SERVICES 8:30, 11:00 and 7:00 OFFSET PRINTING • • TYPESETTING ROUTE 1 A A WORSHIP Rather (E, Door on N. Brady Rd) 9: INSPIRING MUSIC BIBLE-CENTERED PREACHING 9:45 A.M. COLLEGE BIBLE CLASS MEETING IN THE FIRESIDE ROOM 8:30 P.M. INFORMAL FELLOWSHIP DISCUSSION REFRESHMENTS IN THE FIRESIDE ROOM YOU WILL BE WARMLY WELCOMED id US 127 in Eost Lc Michigon Stote News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, September 28, 1979 7 At the weekend movies. A recent feminist film, a little-seen but movie of the fifties, and a memorable classic French fairy tale high¬ ing, agreeably overripe nir of the era. Made with unusual freedom — Kazan and Schulberg were then at the souve Neal is first-rate as discoverer, producer and disil¬ lusioned some-time Walter Matthau, Tony Fran Rhodes' lover. food fo r I light the weekend's on-campus height of their Hollywood ca ciosa, a young Lee Remick and film offerings. reers, and wielded considerable Mike Wallace (?) also turn up in Agnes Varda's 1976 One clout — the film thoughtfully the picture, to be shown Satur Sings, the Other Doesn't is the and floridly traces the meteoric day night at 7:15 and 9:30 and story of the friendship of two rise to national media promi¬ Sunday at 8 p.m. in 100 Engi young women (Valerie nence and influence of "Lone¬ neering by Classic Films. Mairesse, Therese Liotard) some" Rhodes (Andy Griffith), from 1962 to 1976. As Varda a corrupt, "aw shucks, folks" Even now, some thirty-three says in her introduction to the grassroots Arkansas radio per years after its initial release, film, One Sings . . . "is about sonality. The screenwriter and Jean Cocteau's magical, elo¬ women, men, work, music, love, director have crammed the film quent Beauty and the Beast marriage or not, children or with myriad remains the live-action cinema's sociological not, and friendship," and, while opinions and details regarding single great rendering of a fairy her efforts to deal with such TV and the American de¬ tale. Cocteau's film has a time¬ issues are laudable in principle, meanor of the fifties; some of it less, delicate quality, and her movie fails to sufficiently still rings true, and all of it is aficionados of fantasy are well dramatize her ideas. Varda isn't fascinating. Those only familiar advised to take a look. The 1946 It may not be prime time, but new wave rock finally makes it to interested in developing her film, in French with English with Griffith through his popu¬ national television tonight (or tomorrow, depending on how you characters beyond a benign, lar Andy of Mayberry char¬ sub-titles, will be shown tonight look at it) when the Cars host Midnight Special at 1 a.m. on didactic point, and her film is acterization may well be sur¬ and Saturday night at 7:30,9:30 NBC-TV (Channels 5, 8 and 10 in the Lansing area). The Cars and 11:30 in B 108 Wells by only sporadically interesting. prised by the range of his personally chose the acts that will appear on the telecast, and the The film, in French with shrewd, tough-minded por¬ Duck Soup Cinema. "chosen few" read like a rock fanatic's dream. English sub-titles, is being trayal of Rhodes, and Patricia — Byron Baker Michigan's own Iggy Pop — the original crown prince of punk — shown tonight at 7:30 and 9:30 will be making his national television debut, as will Stiff recording in 100 Engineering by Classic prtist, Lene Lovich, also a former Michigan resident. Other acts Films. Sexy Rexy in Lansing include M — a strange group of musicians whose debut Sire LP, 1957's A Face in the Crowd, Pop Muzik, sounds like a de-evolved mixture of disco and pop — written by Budd Schulberg and and Suicide. The latter band is described by Ric Ocasek of the Cars directed by Elia Kazan — a Convenient, Affordable Quality as "the band you love to hate." (continued from page 6) team which, three years before, won Oscars for On the Water¬ because of a gripe with the advertising department, he told us, in front - is a striking, entertain- so many words, that he did not want us there. This reviewer met up with him, and she explained she went of her own volition, which is true. Let's put it this way: his conduct does not reflect that of any establishment I would enjoy patronizing. But women of East Crossroads Cafeteria The Beatles sue the clones Lansing and Lansing, you were great! LOS ANGELES (AP) reunion of cast Crossroads Cafeteria conveniently located in the In¬ In a a legal Services, who reportedly planning the — are Ou0^owo ° ternational Center has something special for every size sort, the Beatles have sued organizers and promoters of the stage hit Beatlemania for $60 weekly TV shows. While Beatlemania producers may have paid cf° CJ.OO" o°°09' million in damages, a lawyer said Thursday. for the rights to use Beatle songs, Fields said, 3 CO appetite. Bertram Fields, who filed the Superior Court "No one gave them any right to perform a COmPUTEK Crossroads offers a delicious way to start your day suit on behalf of the English firm Apple Core simulated Beatle performance or to use the name with eggs made to order, fresh donuts baked daily Ltd., said the action also seeks to shut down six Beatlemania companies touring the United of the Beatles." 10°o0 & and "It's my understanding that they objected ) 0 LABORATORY plenty of piping hot coffee to get you started. States and to prevent production of a Beatle¬ from the beginning," Fields said. mania film and television series. 0 00 The lunch menu features a large variety of hot The suit filed Tuesday names as defendants "A stage show is something seen by relatively •OO O o entrees; four served every day including quiche, roast Steve Leber, David Krebs and others involved in few people. When they began talking about oO °0 stage productions of Beatlemania; Bill Sargent putting out a motion picture simulating per¬ oO< beef and golden fried chicken. For the soup and sand¬ and Special Events Entertainment Co., who formances by the Beatles and a television show otfp. °o00 0 wich lovers, Crossroads offers "deli delight" sandwiches allegedly are working on a film version; and featuring four Beatle look-alikes week after •Qo along with the popular homemade soup of the day. The NBC, Procter & Gamble and Lexington Broad- week, then it's time to put a stop to it," he said. o ° o O0 sandwiches come from a fine line of meats and home¬ SHORT COURSES o made breads. The soup of the day is highlighted on The Computer Laboratory will offer a series of Friday by an extra special clam chowder. non-credit short courses in computing during Fall Still being offered are the six vegetarian sandwiches, Term. Registration must be made by September a particular favorite among many. Some of the tasty 28, 1979 in the User Information Center, 313 Computer Center. A $2 fee covering materials is ingredients found in these sandwiches are alfalfa charged for each short course. Computer time is sprouts, lettuce, spinach, cheese and eggs. not included in the basic fee, but is available for an The Spartan Spirit is growing this year and so is additional cost at the student's option. Asterisks Crossroads. Their on-going renovations include ex¬ (*) next to course numbers indicate courses that have prerequisites; for more information, call panded seating for 300 to serve you better. They have 353-1800. also added a game room so you can enjoy foosball, Introduction to Computing (100) pinball and other amusements. For persons with little or no computing experience Sec I: October And don't forget they're open football Saturday's 1,2,3,4,5 3-5 pm.: 221 Berkey Hall Sec. II: October 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 7-9p.m .; llOComputer Center. 10:00am to 1pm. Regular hours are: Monday thru Thurs¬ Introduction to the MSU 6500 (101*) day 7:30am to 9:00pm and Friday 7:30am to 4:00pm. For persons with experience at another computing facility. October 1, 3. 8.10 7-9 p.m ; 501 Computer Center Basic SPSS (155*) Introduction to the Statistical Package for the Social Sciences Sec I October 15.17. 22, 24 7-9 p.m. 110 Computer Center Sec. II: October 16,18. 23. 25 3-5 p p m ; 221 Berkey Hall sponsored Introduction to Interactive Usage (175*) Introduction to the use of th# interactive computing facility at MSU Sec. I: October8,10, 15,17 3-5 p.m.; 221 Berkey Hall Sec II: October 9,11,16, 18 7-9p.m,: 110 Computer Center. 23.24 7-9p.m.: and 103EppleyCenter Magnetic Tapes (310*) Instruction discussion procedures. November 5 7,12, 14 7-9pm FREE SEMINARS of magnetic ; tape terminology and 110 Computer Center bp A series of free seminars will be offered this Fall. In the International Center No registration is necessary. for ^ Coffee Microcomputers: An Introduction and Overview A KSW a Snack Dine Out general perspective on the field for people considering purchasing a ffc or a Meal! knowledge of microcomputers September 26, 3-5 p m . 111 FBH For University Coloring Call 355-4550 Tonight combining scores and assigning grades October 2, 3-5p m , 204 SKH New Hours: M TH 7:30-4:00 M-F CLOSED WEEKENDS MSU Computer System Documentation Discussion of available documentation for users of the MSU computing PEKING RESTAURANT facilities. October9, 3-5p.m., llOComputer Center ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Microcomputers jKLr- *iir *± >«»•*») HAL and User Libraries 637 E.MICH. AVE. sc;r:b' m Discussion of HAL usage with the HUSTLER Auxiliary Library and the COCklBilS ctggr uUTFOODS creation and maintenance of user auxiliary libraries October 16, 3-5 DOWNTOWN, LANSING p.m., 110 Computer Center. — 489-2445 372-7120 Microcomputer Equipment Emphasis on interfacing microcomputers and microprocessors to other computer and non-computer equipment October 24, 3-5 p m EBH , 111 sponsor your nu^mt •Data Base Management Basic concepts of data base management systems - and limitations November6, 3-5p.m . 110 Computer their capabilities Center restaurant! Microcomputer Software tributes November 7. 3-5 p m . fll EBH call 353-6400 j! Ij Cartographic Automatic Mapping Discussion of the CAM (Cartographic Automatic Mapping! package its use and associated geocoded base files World Data Banks I and II November 14, 3-5 p m 308 EBH, GREAT IMPERIAL G^ROeN FTN Version 5 An introduction to the 1977 ANSI standard FORTRAN and the FTN 5 compiler November 20, 3-5p.m 110 Computer Center . NIVERSITY 517 W GRAND RIVER UCSD PASCAL System A description of the system, and benefits of its use will be given. PBnltree I Hours a Day 327 Abbott Rd 349 2698 2080 W. Gr. Rv. Okemos Juit W. of the bus station U 332-6685 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday. September 28, 1979 l)AVK JWSSKN Sports weekend — forget the books HAVE THINGS TO PROVE Perhaps, with the MSI' it past newcomer Kevin Smith e than on.- Notre Dame football game dan to add just enough to help keep ^Vurnil°wi!ft T gerously close, there is no better time than this the true now warning to the newest of to issue Spartan student fans: the Spartans in contention for another NCAA appearance. THE BASEBALL TEAM, if Pleasant today and at MSI "s Forest Akers We-it Course Saturday and SundayIf. with tee off time at 9 a.m. each day. Spartans to tackle Notre Dame people, don't plan anything it can replace a few key athletes, There's nothing mor e pleasant By ADAM TEH HER time in a decade, the game will the Notre Dame tailback that Ferguson and the passing of pass receiving positions," De- (constructive) for the weekend. will again challenge for the Big than taking an afternodn to State News Sports Writer to MSU than just a their quarterback, whoever vine noted. mean more Rogers calls "one of the In some ways it doesn't seem Ten title, also. stroll through MSI"'s beautiful The MSI." football team will chance to upset one of the top premier running backs in the that might be. Tailback Steve Smith gained fair, hut it's true — you can slip That, by no means, is where course, watching so me of the be out to prove a few things teams in the nation. Although country." "We can't let them control 70 yards against Miami, putting those books away somewhere, the sports excitement ends at finest golfers in tlle college Saturday when the Spartans the Irish, ranked 16th by UPI, the ball," he continued. him atop the Big Ten in far out of the way. MSU. This fall the women's ranks. "There's no way we're going to meet the University of Notre are the favorites (from any SO FAR IN 1979, Ferguson's rushing. The junior from Louis¬ As any coach will tell you, cross country team, 10th in the Dame in South Bend, Ind. where from three to five points! statistics don't look like those of win if we let them have the ball ville, Ky., has run for an While at the golf c ourse. vou every game is important for him nation last year, has a fine Kickoff will be at 1:30 p.m. the Spartans are the ones that an All America candidate. He a lot." average of 102.7 yards per and his team. Fans take it upon chance to improve on that can catch a glimpse ir»f both the E.S.T. 12:30 p.m. in East Lan¬ are undefeated and ranked in has run for 197 yards, but he At the same time, Devine is game in three games this t hemselves to observe the same finish. Coach Michael Kasavana men's and women's ttoss coun sing). the top ten. has carried 60 times. This worried about the MSU of¬ season. Flanker Eugene Byrd is approach. By the time Friday has made a legitimate claim that try squads, who have respective The Spartans hope to show fense. "Michigan State's offense sixth in the conference in 10:30 a.m. and 10 a.rn. starting averages out to a very un- rolls around, all a fan's energies his Notre Dame is 1-1, both Big Ten championship team that they deserve their sixth glamorous 3.3 yards per carry. seems to have improved it's receptions with 10. have turned to Saturday's will be the best group times. The men aire hosting games against Big Ten con¬ The status of of women place rating in the latest United efficiency every game, par¬ one of the most game. Friday represents the Kent State Universil y in a dual tenders. They opened with a gymnasts ever assembled at Press International college Ferguson has also been the ticularly as (quarterback Bert) important MSU offensive day of most intense prepara MSI'. meet while the wome n entertain 12-0 win over the University of workhorse. Notre Dame's next football poll, that they can beat Vaughn gains experience each weapons is still unknown. tion, emotion hit the high point University of Wise onsin and one of the nation's top teams, Michigan when they blocked a leading rusher, fullback Ty time out," the Notre Dame Placekicker Morten Andersen Saturday and Sunday is More sports I'enn State University in the U-M field goal in the waning Barber, has run for just 11 on — page 10 and that last week's close brush coach said. was released from the hospital needed purely for recovery annual Badger Sparttan Invita- with defeat against Miami of seconds. But the Irish blew a yards. earlier in the week, but Rogers This tional. Wisconsin finded last 20-7 lead a week ago and purposes. spring's men's golf team Ohio University was a fluke. The said before practice Thursday Days spent speculating also may season as the third and Penn succumbed to the passing of quarterback situation is are be the best ever at "Anytime you play Notre VAUGHN HAS THROWN he still didn't know whether about the big game, hours are State, as the sixth ranked team Purdue University's quarter¬ very unsettled. Rusty Lisch MSU, according to coach Bruce Dame . . it's a big football for 584 yards and four touch¬ Andersen would make the trip in the nation. back Mark Herrmann and the started against U-M, but in¬ spent living through it and days, Fossum. The women track game," MSU coach Darryl downs in his team's first three to South Bend. weeks, months, years or possib¬ sters, many of whom also toil for Boilermakers, 28-22. jured an ankle. Coach Dan Win or lose, MSU returns for Rogers said. "More so at Michi Devine still doesn't know if games of the season. His com¬ ly decades can be amassed in the cross country squad, envi uaining invitational Before this season, one look showdown with the U-M gan State because of the tradi¬ Lisch will play against the pletion percentage, though, is a analysis and discussion. sion tournament this will at the Notre Dame roster a Big Ten crown and the tional rivalry we've had." low and this worries Rogers. Wolverines next Saturday for outdot be at the I.MS s We: revealed plenty of familiar Spartans. Junior Tim Koegel is listed as the probable starter But Vaughn was on target early supremacy.in the Big Ten. THE PAST MSI athletic track teams may the MSU women's volleyball names like Montana, Golic, the But don't think they'll be look also contend THERE HAVE BEEN many when he needed to be against season was particularly hard on for Big Ten titles for the first team plays host to 10 schools in Browners, MacAfee, etc. Not so although Mike Courey may get outstanding games between the nod. Miami, as he rallied the Spar¬ ing past the Irish. the Spartan Invitational, begin This is one of the many Spartan student fans, t ime in a few years, according to MSU and Notre Dame with the anymore. tans for the winning s pushing grade point averages coach Jim Bibbs. ning at noon today and 9 a.m. Irish leading the series 27-16-1. youngest Irish units in a few "There is no question Vagas "He (Vaughn) seems to be steadily downward. The foot But most of these things are The 1966 game is still referred Ferguson is their best offensive the key to their success because ball team made a heavy contri midterms, even finals, down the to as one of the greatest in The one familiar name that is weapon at tailback," Rogers they have plenty of ability and bution with the big win over road and at least not of immedi So, you ask, what about all still around is Vagas Ferguson, said. "We've got to try to stop history. The teams tied 10-10 depth at the running back and I niversity of Michigan en route ate concern to the avid student this weekend's homework? As and both ended the season to the Big Ten co championship. fan. For the moment, attention the familiar saying goes, "Blow ndefeated. The basketball team did its is drawn to this weekend. But this ion, for the first BELL'S share by worrying fans past the If your weekend does not study point' for weeks before it include the MSU Notre Dame finally won a Big Ten co-champi game, either going to South Famous brand sale every onship. From that point it Bend to watch it or seeing it via names on day! promptly excited fans past the 'study point' on its way to the national crown. Much celebra cable at the MSU Auditorium, you'll be missing a lot. Greek Pizza Yet, if you center your entire tion. weekend around that one con BEST Like basketball season, base¬ test, you'll be missing a lot that ball season offered more than one game per week. Student fans nearly dropped their books NO LESS THAN three invi altogether trying to deal with that, let alone the fact that the tational tournaments highlight batsmen had to force the champ the end of the first full week of classes of fall 1979, at MSU. The ionship race down to the last- weekend, before defeating none MSU Central Michigan Univer other than I' M for the league sity Golf Invitational, possibly Write for Free Catalog, vofcl-hade enterprises 1135 E Grand River the first women's collegiate Mwltf Chjr|« 276 im-Aw New Yon. NY 10001 title. TOLL FRU 800-223 2572 . o„i..«» tv«. sun* Jot um 686 1238 332-0858 After a summer of recupera tion, students are back into their dual roles as student fans. And things are not much i FOOTBALL TICKET LOTTERY. ir them this, r thar Aftei start, the football team faces Notre Dame Saturday, with I' M, Purdue and Ohio State, hack on the schedule after a couple years absence, rounding out the son's challenges. sea MSU vs. U of M Though it may seem hard to believe, the football players will be only a little over half way; veil maybe i half v FIELD SEAT TICKETS through their sehedule when the hockey season gets under way. And the icers, under new coach Ron Mason, promise to be RULES OF THE GAME playoff bound this winter. As far as basketball is con ~ - — cerned, sure MSU won't be as good as last year. Yet, don't put WHO: Freshmen & students FOR RENT 1 • TV.STEREO CLONES ARE CHEAP! with student numbers • Refrigerators • Free Delivery 816100 and above WHERE: Jenison Fieldhouse WHEN: Thursday & Friday Sept. 27 & 28 THE FOREIGN SERVICE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND THE HOURS: 9 am - 4 pm Thursday US. 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SUNDAY 8.00 SHOW Jobs Meets Magic Pan" is available at the Placement Office. The only performance will i* 100 ENGINEERING TIME: be October 9. Don't delay, this is a one-time engagement. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, September 28, 1979 11 Shaw Hall residents participate in unique Welcome Week event More than 1,100 Shaw Hall people other than their floor residents participated in the members," she added. Olympics Wednesday and the Besides the sports event, a events entered were somewhat picnic was incorporated into the different than the traditional activities held behind Shaw contests associated with the Hall. Olympic Games. Tug-o-war, water balloon BARBECUED SPARE RIBS toss and the three-legged race corn on the cob, hot dogs, salad, were of cake and ice cream were among areas competition be¬ tween brother and sister floors the delicacies served. The pic of the residence hall. nic ran from 4:30 until 6:30 Shaw Hall resident assistants p.m. were also involved in the com¬ "By placing the athletic petition in a pie eating contest. events at this time One unique event was called we hoped to "Meet Your Neighbor." One get more students involved because they had to come and male and one female member of a brother-sister floor were tied eat anyway," Welling said. together, either face to face or The picnic and Olympics were back to back, and raced to a sponsored by the Shaw Hall finish line. Senate and were part of a Welcome Week activity, said "WHETHER OR NOT the Richard Bondy, Shaw Hall students participated directly president. in the events, they were all "This was the first Olympic involved by cheering their floor event for Shaw Hall that was members on," said Lori Well¬ held in the fall," Bondy said. ing, member of the Shaw Hall "We have always had the Senate. Olympics in the spring." No prizes were awarded, "We hope to have them every Welling said, because the main term," Welling said. idea was to get students to This term's events were co¬ "meet their neighbors." ordinated by Karen Leinaar "In this way I think the picnic and Steven Pokoj, who are was especially successful be athletic co-chairpersons of the cause students got to know Shaw Hall Senate. story by Sue Hobavb Foreign oil cost Energy plan criticized City lays off employees raise trade it By CHRIS PARKS organization called Oak Ridge Stevens added that both Bv JOANNA FIRESTONE I nited I'ress International "Crime is down nearly 40 percent in the past two years and a spirit of cooperation United Press International Associated Universities. Consumers and the firm DETROIT In an attempt to reduce exists between the police department and By EILEEN ALT POWELL percent increase from July was A battle is brewing before PIRGIM said it has been which produced the show Detroit's projected $70 million deficit, the people they serve. I'm confident that Associated Press Writer not enough to keep pace with the Public Service Commis¬ presented in more than 260 were informed of the findings Mayor Coleman Young Thursday ordered WASHINGTON (API - A the import surge. spirit will prevail and the progress we have sion over who will pay for a Michigan schools over the but have not responded. the layoffs of more than 900 city employees made in making Detroit a safe and surge in imports, including The August figures reverse utility sponsored educational past two years at a cost to Consumers including 400 police officers. comfortable place to live and work will record costs for foreign oil, the pattern so far this year. spokesperson program which a state energy Consumers of about $50,000 Robert Wischmeyer noted the Young said the layoffs, which also will continue," Young said. helped widen the U.S. trade Exports for the first eight official affect the city's fire department and 15 says may prompt per year. "Let no one mistake these police cutbacks deficit to $2.36 billion in Au months totaled $115.4 billion, program is put on all over the other agencies, will save nearly $16 million. waste rather than conserva today as an invitation to go crazy." gust, the government reported 27 percent ahead of the same William Stevens of the country. tion among Michigan stu¬ "The reductions we've made in the police Thursday. period last state administration City employees who received pink slips year. Imports, dents. energy department will have no effect the The August deficit was more meanwhile, are up only 16 said officials conducted exten HE SAID IT "presents to on Thursday included 400 police officers, 173 number of uniformed officers patrolling than double the $1.1 billion by percent to $130.6 billion. The Public Interest Re sive research on the program the students in a very lively parks and recreations employees, 182 Detroit's streets and the cuts in the fire workers at Detroit General Hospital, 26 which imports exceeded ex The strength of the exports search two analyzing manner, the wise use of Group in Michigan is over years, department will not necessitate the closing firefighters and 49 persons employed by the ports in July, the Commerce has led Carter administration challenging Consumers Power over 30,000 students, who had energy and where we get our of any fire houses," Young said. Environmental Protection and Maintenance Department report said. And it officials to predict that the Co.'s right to pass on to its viewed the presentation. energy, and it is definitely not "Levels of police and fire protection will was the largest since a $2.48 trade deficit for 1979 will be designed to encouraged en Department. ratepayers the cost of spon "We found out that the remain well above the low points we billion red-ink figure in May. about $23 billion, down from ergy conservation." soring the program as well as students who observed the reached in 1976 the last time we laid off The report was likely to lead last year's $28.5 billion. producing and distributing a program became more nega The film, "Solar police officers when a national recession YOUNG SAID THE reductions to more pressure on the dollar, Part of the surge in import controversial film on solar Energy and were tive toward energy conserva You," cost $50,000 to produce forced us to cut our police department to a necessary because of "ill considered" pay which fell sharply against ma costs in August was due to tion attitudinally," he said. and has been shown to more total of 4,245 officers and firefighters to raises given police officers and firefighters jor European currencies on higher-priced foreign oil, which 1,365. PIRGIM than 58,000 students since by arbitration panels. foreign money markets Thurs has been boosted 60 percent in Thursday ap "THEY CARRY OUT less 1977, PIRGIM claimed. Thursday's cut leaves police strength at "The arbitrators ignored us when we told day. price since January by the pealed a PSC hearing exami 5,025 officers and the fire fighting division them that pay increases granted to Detroit The U.S. inflation rate, ner's decision which barred energy conservation tasks cur Organization of Petroleum Ex and in turn, that leads Critics charge it portrays at 1,386. from the current Consumers to police and firefighters — increases of more rently at an annual pace above porting Countries. The nation's solar energy as a far out than 30 percent over three years — would using relatively more energy 13 percent, and its merchandise petroleum import bill rose to a rate case testimony critical of technology not yet really YOUNG SAID LAYOFFS in the police the program and the film. The than students who don't ob create a $50 million hole in the city's trade deficit are among the record $5.2 billion in August, up practical. serve the program," Stevens department will be based solely on seniority financial purse," he said. factors causing the dollar's 7.9 percent firm is seeking a $324 million from the previous Wischmeyer noted the film and will affect "people who are not walking Earlier this year, Young imposed a recent weakness. high of $4.8 billion in July. hike. won an award two years ago the streets" such as office workers and partial hiring freeze in his efforts to balance Stevens said the program A Consumers spokesperson from the Michigan Outdoor officers stationed at city courtrooms. the city budget. THE COMMERCE DE THE VOLUME OF imports defended both the film and "portrays, we believe, con servation in Writers Association as the PARTMENT report indicated totaled 245.9 million barrels, up PIRGIM's move is merely a relatively nega tive or problematic sense" and best ecology documentary of that imports rose to a record only slightly from the previous $18.18 billion in August, up 8.3 month and still below the 8.2 part of an effort to sabotage the firm's overall educational emphasizes advanced tech Police seek undercover thief percent from July's $16.78 bil million barrel per day quota program. nology and nuclear energy. PIRGIM I/egal Director lion. The increase the President Carter has "The kind of message that LINCOLN. Neb. IUPI) slips and three nightgowns afternoon. was set. Trady Dobson said the group Police say they are looking for estimated at $100, police said. A pair of panties was taken largest, in percentage terms, That produced a per barrel THE PROGRAM IN ques could come through is that will claim that the film and the since 8.8 percent an undercover thief of sorts. In another case, a 37 year^ild from her bedroom dresser, but an rise in price of $21.14 in August, com tion — Energy Today and energy conservation is not all program do not meet PSC woman said an intruder en an older, smaller pair was left February 1978, figures show. pared with $19.60 in July. The Tomorrow is a 50 minute that necessary since there are rules governing which educa In one theft, the robber Exports also hit a record other tional programs may be paid broke into an apartment and tered her unlocked apartment to replace the pair taken, she price per barrel in January was presentation prepared and technologies . . . -.orne level, $15.82 billion. But the 1 while she was gone on a Sunday said. $13.64. conducted by a Tennessee where down the line," he said. for with ratepayer's money. got away with 13 bras, three ] 2 Michigon State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday September 28, 1979 STUDENTS HEW SELECTIONS IS 4Laboratory Linton Rowland Hall Movies offer fun and escape acknowledged as historical sites By LESA DOLL series movies, Leach said. He Leach explained. "But I don't the response is great," he State News SUff Writer also pointed out that the RHA have a chance to see all the said. "But The By ED BRADLEY Eustace Hall was officially oratories — dairy science in three years," he said. "People Rocky Horror Chittenden Hail, botany in the Six buildings on MSU's cam listed on the National Register often bring the sites to our Movies create fantasy program, which has expanded films. If I did I wouldn't have a Picture Show created prob pus have been recognized by of Historic Sites in 1971, Journalism building, bacteri¬ attention, and we check their worlds student often wish to show over 150 movies a chance to sleep." lems. It was a massive year, is probably the largest It is not hard for Leach to clean up. We must have hit the Michigan Historical Com Christensen said. ology in Marshall Hall and eligibility." they were a part of. For an evening, a student one any college campus in the select the kind of movies the time when the picture was mission for inclusion in the "The buildings (the six re¬ agriculture in Agriculture Hall. State Register of Historic Sites. Christensen said the number Milton Baron, director of the can be in the Alamo waiting United States. students prefer. Through ex gaining national prominance." cently listed) were brought to "This fall through next sum Linton Hall, the oldest in- our attention by the University of sites designated by the Department of Campus Park for the enemy, or on a perience he has learned their Leach said student be¬ commission has increased re¬ and Planning at MSU, strucitonal building on campus, itself back in April," Christen said the future age, high speed space mer we plan on showing 160 likes and dislikes. havior at the movies is far films," he said. "You "It's the films that better than adversaries of the has been listed, as well as five sen said. cently. University will probably install ship confronting alien beings. can poke fun official plaques the build¬ structures designated as "Progress has greatly ex¬ on Wherever the moves take pretty much pick a wide at everybody that are really RHA movie program said it ings. favorite of movies." "Laboratory Row" — Cook, LINTON HALL, ERECTED panded the number in the last them, the screen helps stu popular," he said. "The stu¬ would be. Chittenden, Marshall and Agri in 1881, originally served as a dents escape. That is Leach's job — dents look at them as a way of I culture halls and the Journa¬ library, zoology lab building Tom Leach's philosophy is helping to pick entertainment "If the film's really funny, that escape is valuable in he believes students use to Bla/.ing Saddles, for exam¬ there's a response," he said. lism The building. buildings are the first on and natural history museum. It also housed the president's Water buffalo head coping with student life. As escape the sometimes desper¬ ple, drew the biggest single "Other than that, there have campus to be listed in the offices and eventually con¬ director of the Residence Hall ate, lonely feelings of being in crowd Leach had been Advisor's Movie Selection a big university. He has been ever seen 5,000 people during the three — the no exceptions, except for 'Rocky Horror' flick." register, said Bob Christensen, tained many administrative of¬ stolen from Nat. Sci. Bldg. historic preservation coordi¬ fices until the Hannah Ad¬ Board, he has a chance to at it for 12 years, and is aided days it was shown. Other nator of the Michigan History ministration Building was built Anyone who sees a large, Rm. 104 Natural Science Bldg., initiate programs of this type by two RHA student repre movies that were as nearly Movies students can identi¬ Divison, Michigan Department in 1968. Linton Hall now houses hairy animal head is urged to the Department of Public for all students. sentatives from each resi¬ successful also border on fy with have also been popu dence hall. of State. journalism offices and MSU call local police authorities — Safety said. notes of hilarity. lar. The Graduate, The Paper The state register, estab¬ Information Services. not the animal shelter. The Dean's conference room, "IT'S A GREAT way to get The Rocky Horror Picture Chase, One on One and THEY RECEIVE LISTS of lished in 1955, now numbers The "Laboratory Row" label A mounted water buffalo where the head was displayed, away from it all," he said. "It's Show also drew exceptionally American Graffitti have all more than 900 sites, including was bestowed upon five halls head worth about $1,500 was was apparently left unlocked, a form of escapism." movies and suggestions from large crowds last year, but the drawn huge crowds. Leach The attendance figures students and then the board mess left following the movie estimates that Animal House the Beal Botanical Garden at built between 1889 and 1909. stolen between 8 a.m. Tuesday aiding in the trophy's abduc- makes up the movie list for was one of the few difficulties MSU. They originally housed all lab and 10:25 a.m. Wednesday from could be used to support his depicting the cra/y side of a theory. Last year over the term. with students Leach has en¬ college fraternity — will be 205,000 students went to eith "If someone disagrees with countered. popular when it is shown later er one or several RHA film a film, we don't show it," "If the film's really funny this year. THE BEST SIX DAYS IN SOWETO FOR THOSE LATE NIGHT BARGAINS MUNCHIES IN TOWN Yes! There IS someplace Top Quality Used OPEN EVERY FRIDAY AND Clothing Men's, SATURDAY TILL Women's, and BURGER HAMBURGERS, FRIES, SHAKES AND BEER 3 A.M. Children's. 1141 E.GRAND RIVER KING Our food is quick, hot, Name Brands. §> inexpensive and filled with homestyle flavor you just can't find at our competitors. PLUS: ALL DAY SUNDAY— A SPECIAL MEAL DEAL cchuohmiwr aouriAue Hamburger, Fries and a Creamy Shake TONITE102B Wells 8:00p.m. All 3 for $1.50 hrs: 10-5M-F 10-3 Sat OPEN TO THE PUBLIC 4737 Marsh Rd. Okemos 349-2151 A panel discussion will follow sponsored by AND AT THE PEANUT BARREL LOUNGE Southern African Liberation Committee. 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It's a breeze. , Course the HP-38E has all the power of 2843 E. Grand River 351-1200 Across From Berkey Hall VISA Michigon State News, East Lonsing, Michigan Friday, September 28, 19791 3 Bowling made better at Union Balloonists encounter radio difficulties with remodeling, synthetic lanes they brace as for Rocky Mt. Crossing By ANDRA SCHIFF as difficult." The cost of the new lanes was equipment," Irish said. "We're TILLAMOOK, Ore. (UPI) "It's pretty from the air — Asked if there were lost. The bowling alley in MSU's Usually bowlers have to make approximately $350,000, which encouraging students and mem any — Four balloonists in a 10 all these round things they use problems, Hyde said, "We Union has a new look this year an adjustment on lanes because included new pins, carpeting, bers of the community to use the The 14-story high, helium- foot by-10-foot gondola "clut to irrigate with look kind of can't get the radios to work, because of the installation of 16 the oil used to condition them walls and furniture. facilities, because afterall, filled balloon lifted off from tered like a kid's bedroom" polka dotted in the sun," said and once we get past Pendle new lanes and machines. does not remain even, Reaume The bowling alley is now they're theirs." floated toward the Continental Dr. Fred Hyde. Kansas City ton, Ore. this telephone prob¬ Tillamook on the Oregon Coast The Brunswick Corporation, said. This doesn't happen on completely accessible and pro¬ Reconstruction of the lanes Divide today at an altitude of eye surgeon who is communi ably won't work." He also said Wednesday morning after a one of the top bowling manufac synthetic lanes. vides an elevator, bathrooms three and-one half 14,000 feet — high enough to cations director for the Project some television tapes hour turers in the country, has "The continuing controversy and special equipment for hand- started in June and will be dropped countdown had stretched to clear all but the loftiest peaks DaVince TransAmerica bal off for ground personnel asso¬ developed a synthetic lane sur of righthanded bowlers having icappers. completed next week in time for six-and-one-half hours. fall bowling programs to begin of the Rocky Mountains. ciated with the project were face resembling a formica coun the advantage over lefties will "We feel our business will tertop that retains a wood look. no longer be true because of the increase because of the new on time The new surface replaced the even conditions on the entire 32-year old pine and maple wood lanes. lane," Reaume added. Caring for the synthetic sur THE COMPANY 1—,* "This new surface was intro duced about four years ago and face requires cleaning with soap and water while wood lanes Still seats for telecast A night of great eoinedv with we are the first college union to needed a special cleanser. install them," Don Irish, Union The lanes do not have to be 'THE BEST OF SECOND CITY' Lanes manager, said. "A synthetic surface has more conditioned with oil as often as wood lanes. The synthetic lanes of MSU-N.D. game pr advantages over a wood sur do not need resurfacing. Plenty of tickets are still on two 10-foot by 15-foot face," said Tom Reaume, cap available for students and fa¬ screens. One of these screens tain of the men's bowling team. "W ITH THIS EASIER main culty who want to see Satur¬ will be placed half way across tenance, these lanes should last day's MSU-Notre Dame foot the auditorium. "SCORES WILL INCREASE and the better bowler will bowl practically indefinitely," Irish said. 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PLUS SELECT AAULTIPLE ENTRIES IN ANY WEEKS CONTEST WILL RESULT IN FORFEITURE. ONE A CBS ENTRY PER PERSON PER WEEK RECORD, TAPE OR CASSETTE (VALUES TO $8.95), WHEN YOU ORDER A 10K GOLD OR ULTRIUM RING! SEE MUSIC SELICTI0N WHEN YOU ORDER. It's easy to play and easy to win. Play FREE RIDE each week in the State News. Complete rules in WELCOME WEEK ad and on Monday, October 1st. Special offer available, and ring orders taken at: Student Book Store BEGINNING OCTOBER 1st Across from Olin Health Center on Grand River LAST DAY TODAY Exclusively in the A company representative will be available to assist you *1 500 deposit required at time of order. 1GAM-4PM STATE NEWS America's Great College Newspaper 1 4 Michigan State News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Friday September 28, 1979 E.L. police PB H0TLINE- 24-hour information about . V/ Programming Board events. ^ror thu week i ihows. timer hold auction *24 ond locations, phone hour programline: RHA's The East Lansing Police De partment will auction about 130 FRIDAY & SATURDAY 353-2010 * 355-0313 unclaimed bikes Saturday. The bikes, which were im TONIGHT AND SATURDAY pounded or recovered over the However imaginative the story may be, Romero past two years, will go to the makes us believe it all. Night of the Living Dead highest bidder starting at 10:30 is a grim and gruesome exercise in extraordinary a.m. Saturday at the old Fire horror film craftsmanship, a towering Department Building, 400 Ab¬ 11:30 SHOW i unrelieved terror. achievement bott Road. At SDortan Triplex STARLtTE TONIGHT AND SATURDAY Showtimes: 7:30, 9:30, 12:00 Place: 1068 Well. Friday Adm. , 50 10? B Wells Sot. Mgm- l PORNO TONIGNT and SATURDAY 2nd Red Hot Week " MisBehavin" is that most rare of porn films-a well rounded, three dimensional entertainment, A DYNAMO OF SEXUAL ENERGY ALL PARTS MESH LIKE A WELL- OILED MACHINE ONE RARE PORN FUCK! SOPHISTICATED SEX! VISUALLY A PLEASURE. YOU CAN BET ON MISBEHAVIN - PLAYBOY LESLIE B0VEE IS THE MOST TRASHY. FLASHY GOLD DIGGER THE SILVER SCREEN HAS EVER SEEN." -ELITE MAGAZINE THIS YEAR'S HOTTEST i SLICES DEEP INTO THE X-RATEO! mp UPPER CRUST SOCIETY SUPERIOR WITH THE LOWER PRODUCTION i DEPTHS MORALITY. CINEMA X MAGAZINE TREAT YOURSELF SINFULLY ROYALLY... SPEND DELICIOUS! NIGHT MISBEHAVIN IT'S THE RICHEST NEVER HAS EROTIC DESSERT BEING BAD. WE'VE EVER BEEN SO FEASTED OUR GOOD! EYES ON." - BLUE REVIEW WINNER C ACADEMY AWARDS INCLUDING BEST PICTURE Lesllie Bovee is STARRING MisBehavin' POP ENTERTAINMENT PRESENTS ROBERT DENIRO MERYL STREEP TONIGHT AND SATURDAY Showtimes: 7:30, 9:00. 10:30, 12:00 Showtimes: Showplace: 104B Wells Admission: 2.50 students WeeKnights—8:00PM only 3.50 non-students Sat & Sun-2.00,5:10,8:20 m b a w SHOWCASE JAZZ presents m m m w DOLLAR BRAND & the ROSCOE MITCHELL TRIO DOLLAR Friday, Oct. 5, 8 & 11 pm, Erickson Kiva. On sale now JAZZ: YESTERDAY, TODAY & TOMORROW Wednesday, Oct. 17, 11 am, University Auditorium. A tree lecture/demonstration by pianist Billy Taylor in conjunction with his 8:15 pm Lecture-Concert performance. Performance IJRANDPSno tickets on sale Mori., Oct. 1 at the Union Ticket Office. $7.50, 6.50 & 5, MSU students with ID, Vprice. PAT METHENY GROUP Wednesday, Oct. 31, 8 & 10 30 pm, McDonel Kiva. On sale Oct. 10 THE ROSCOE BETTY CARTER & her TRIO & the SONNY FORTUNE QUINTET Saturday, Dec. 1, 8 & 11 pm, Erickson Kiva. On sale Nov. 9 MITCHELL TRIO ShowcaseJarz tall series tickets (Billy Taylor not included) are $15. Send certified check or money order, self-addressed, stamped FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 8 & 11 PM envelope and choice of early or late shows (no mixing) to Show- caseJa??, 2nd floor, Union Bldg., MSU, East Lansing, 48824. No ERICKSON KIVA, MSU personal checks. Series tickets are on sale at $6 in advance, $7 at the door the Union Ticket Office, Wherehouse at the Union Ticket Office. A division of the ASMSU Programming Board, funded by IN CONCERT student tax money. This show made possible by a grant from, Records II, Flat, Black & Circular, the National Endowment for the Arts, Washington, D.C.,| Friday, October 5-8:00 a federal agency. No smoking, food or drink in the Arts Box Office: Center for the Arts, Kiva. Accessible. For information about Prograr ^Knapp's in Lansing & Meridian Malls. Board events, call the PB HOTLINE-353-2010. Jenison Fieldhouse NOTICE TICKETS: $7.50, $8.50 & $9.50 ASMSU is holding ASMSU is GOOD $EATS now now accepting open petitioning for col¬ applications for the Direc¬ lege representatives from torships on the Executive STILL AVAILABLE the colleges of Education, Staff for Community Af¬ TICKETS AVAILABLE AT: Natural Science and Social fairs, Legislative Affairs, MSU UNION BOX OFFICE, WHEREHOUSE RECORDS II, Science. Information, Labor Affairs, SOUNDS & DIVERSIONS AND MARSHALL MUSIC. and Special Projects. xt- A.S.M.S.U. PROGRAMMING BOARD PROGRAM Petitions and applications may be picked up in 334 Student Services. Deadline for turning in petitions and applications is October 5. Michigon State News, East Loosing, Michigan Friday September 28, 1979 15 WELCOME BACK! start tiik har ICKANKAR A WAY OF LIFE 01T RIGHT WITH A (IT FROM GAIN'S *8.00 Red Cross call 351-6511 $ \ -•b FOR THOSE WHO WONDER ABOUT: KARMA. REINCARNATION. DREAMS. SOUL TRAVEL. SELF REALIZATION. is counting GARYs Campus Beauty Salon THERE WILL BE A on you 549 E. Grand River—across from Berkev Hall SEMINAR ON SEPT. 29 & 30 TO INTRODUCE THE TEACHINGS OF ECKANKAR TO THE COMMUNITY -to help. FREE INTRODUCTORY SESSION SATURDAY, SEPT. 29th AT 10:00a.m. WITH TALKS, A FILM, AND CREATIVE ARTS KELLOGG CENTER, M.S.U. CHILDREN'S ROOM AVAILABLE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL: 393-9252 ECKANKAR' P.O. BOX 3100, MENLO PARK, CA 94025 + TODAY OPEN 7PM A SONIC SPECTACULAR Virgil Fox is a superstar who has crossed cultural boundaries with his" Heavy Organ " recitals. For this MSU concert, Dr. Fox will SHOWS: 7:20-9:20 SAT-SUN AT: 1:20-3:20 play his newest organ, the world's largest computerized instrument, nicknamed 5:20-7:20-9:20 "The Aristocrat." Wittj four manuals, it TELL ONE AND ALL TO BE SURE TO COME PREPARED boasts over 150 speaking stops, 316 console controls and is made up of 12 computers programmed with organ tones from the greatest pipe organs in the world. Tonally, it equals a 200 rank pipe organ, almost the PRESENTS equivalent of the Mormon Tabernacle organ Virgil Fox... a treat for the senses! ■■ — g Lively Arts Series Opening Night Tuesday, October 2 at 8:15 P.M. UNIVE RSITY AUDITORIUM Single tickets on sale NOW at the MSU Union Ticket Office & the Arts Box Office in Lansing. PUBLIC: $8.50, 7.50, 6.00. 50% discount to full-time MSU students with valid I D. SAT-SUN EARLY BIRP-4:45-5:15-$1.75 TODAY OPEN 7:00PM SHOWS AT 7:15-9:15 SAT « SUN OPEN 1:00PM SHOWS AT 1:15-3:15- 5:15-7:15-9:15 Fri—Wilson 6:30, 8:30, 10:30 128 NatSci 7:30 & 9:30 Sat—Conrad 6:30, 8:30, 10:30 A CONCERT FANTASY ASMSU Programming Board / Pop Entertainment Sun—Wilson 7:30 & 9:30 RUST presents IF YOU FORGOT A CLOSED CIRCUIT WHAT TERROR WAS LIKE... TELECAST IT'S BACK The Original MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY JAWS vs. NOTRE DAME Fri—109 Anthony 8:00 & 10:15 Brody 7:00 & 9:15 Sat—Wilson 6:00, 8:15, 10:30 FOOTBALL NEIL YOUNG* CRAZY HORSE STARTS TODAY MSU AUDITORIUM feCEQZQ k —WTHEaESl OPEN—7:15PM It's a better movie than'Blazing Saddles' SAT & SUN—OPEN —1:15PM SHOWS—7:30-9:30 2:30 PM, Saturday, September 29, 1979 or 'Young Frankenstein' .-Rolling Stone SHOWS-1:30-3:30-5:30-7:30-9:30 EARLY BIRD 5PM-5:30-S1.75 THE TV SHOW THAT GENERAL ADMISSION CAN'T BE SHOWN ON TV! "Some of the most uproarious comedy material I have ever seen. CPDonoghue tickets are on sale is the Clint Eastwood of Comedy." TODAY 10 AM "Raunchy... Gross. at From "NATIONAL LAMPOON" the Munn Ice Arena Box Office MR. MIKE'S r $ Price is $2.00 per ticket TSHolvGh*;IL D -Br I Limit 4 per person FROM CINEMA 5 Fri—Conrad 6:30, 8:30, 10:30 Sat—109 Anthony 8:00 & 10:00 Brody 7:00 8 9:00 Sun—Conrad 7:30 8 9:30 WITH SATURDAY NIGH! LIVE STAR NICHAf! 0 DONOGHUf AND fRKNOS This is an ASMSU Programming Board Event TIRM PASSES STILL AVAILABLE AT funded by student tax dollars RHA OFFICE AND ALL RHA FILMS Plus Special O ML3ILLM) 1 () Michigan State News East Lansing, Michigan Friday, September 28, 1979 IT ONLY TAKES MINUTES TO PLACE YOUR STATE NEWS I FIE! 347 STUDENT SERVICES BUILDING CALL 355-8255 Classified Advertising Automotive Employment ||j|j | Employment~~|| Employment |[~jT1 | Employment |f|Tl 1 Employment~~j[jj] | Employment~]\Jf\ Information PINTO 1974 - Runs good, CASHIER WANTED, part SPORTING GOODS Sales - WANTED - YOUNG ambi- COMPUTER PROGRAM¬ LIKE TO DRIVE STUDENT TYPIST PHONE 355-8255 $500 or best offer. Must sell. time. Neat appearance a full and part time experienced 347 Student Services Bldg tious people, 18 years of age MING SUPERVISOR - Writ¬ DO IT FOR Evenings two nights a week, Call 339-9378 9:30 a.m.-2:30. must. Able to work with sales people wanted in all or older, wanting to earn ing custom programs, for a DOMINO'S PIZZA. 6 p.m. - 11 p.m. 60 WPM. 8-10-9 13) figures. Good pay. Apply in Regular Rates departments. All in person, extra money in their spare business industry, must be Now hiring full and part-time Apply in person 301 P-K person only, between 10 PINTO, 1974, good tires, tape MC SPORTING GOODS, time. Will train, call 5-9237 for experienced. Basic and ma¬ delivery people. Flexible Bldg. (basement), State DAVS am-5pm weekdays. CINEMA 1 day-95' per line deck, sun roof. $750 or best X ADULT ENTERTAINMENT 5002 W. Saginaw, Lansing. interview. Ask for Sonya. chine languages. Must be hours with paid vacations News Composing. ©* ' 3 6 8 offer. 349-4596. 2-9-28 (31 12-10-10(7) S"10'1 <8> very thorough and able to and holiday benefits. Can 3 days-85 per line CENTER, 1000 W. Jolly motivate others. make up to $5/hour with RN - SHIFT supervisor. Full 3 2 85 7 65 14 40 16 80 Road, Lansing. OR-7-9-28 (9) MAINTENANCE POSITION. BABYSITTER IN my Okemos commission and tips. Apply time opening on 3-11 p.m. 4 3 80 10 70 19 20 22 40 6 days-80 per line PLYMOUTH DUSTER '72. Must have drivers license, run home. 2 Children; light shift. Liberal fringe benefits; 4 57 17 75 24 00 28 00 New brakes, $650 or best ELECTRONICS TECH- at the following locations. , 8 days 70' per line TEMPORARY HELP needed. errands, painting, minor 6 5.70 15 10 28 80 33 60 offer. 372-7495. 8-10-3 (3) housekeeping, part-time, nician - to service micro¬ evening Et night differential, line Rote per insertion Experience with costumes, building repair. Hours be¬ mornings. MUST HAVE own computers, build special in¬ 2068 Cedar St., Holt no shift rotation, every othef 7 6 65 17 8' 33 60 39 20 tween 8:30 a.m. Et 5:00 p.m. PONTIAC GRAND Lemans make-up, or retail helpful. transportation, good refer¬ terfaces, special computer 1561 Haslett Rd., Haslett weekend off and weekend 1978. Air, AM/FM stereo Call HOLLYWOOD COS¬ Must be work study. Apply devices and prototypes. In¬ 1139 E. Grand River, bonus paid. M.N.A. contract. ences, no smoking. Call 349- Master Charge 8 Viso Welcome receiver and extras. $4950. TUME CO. 321-1663. American Red Cross 1800 E. East Lansing Come to the Ingham County 5854.12-10-10(7) teresting work, very clean Call Dale, after 5, 372 6081. 7-9-28 (6) Grand River 5-10-4 (8) 5214 Cedar St., Lansing Medical Care Facility 3860 pleasant environment. Must Special Rates 2-91-28(4) have excellent 3608 N.E. St., Lansing Dobie Rd. Okemos to apply. JANITOR. EXPERIENCED. understanding LOCAL AMWAY distributor LICENSED PHYSICAL thera¬ of computers. 801 Thomas L. Parkway, 345 Ads 3 lines '4.00-5 days. 80! per line over PONTIAC LEMANS Station is pist, full or part-time position Part-time, mornings. Apply in H3_L helping many persons earn Lansing 3 lines. No adjustment in rote when cancelled, person between 2-4 p.m. COCKTAIL WAITRESSES, Wagon, 1972, nine pas¬ money working 2 to 4 hours available, (5171 373-8436, 8 Salary open. 1-783-5343. Call 966 Trowbridge, E. Lansing Price of item(s) for sale must be stated in ad. a.m.-5 AMERICA'S CUP Restau¬ full or part time, days or senger, loaded, excellent run¬ per day. We can hlep you. p.m., Equal Oppor¬ C. Ziegler. Z-8-10-2 (22) 12-10-9 (22) For an appointment call 723- rant. 220 MAC. 4-9-28(5) evenings, no experience Maximum sale price of '200. Private party ads ning condition, $550, 355- tunity Employer. 7-10-5 (5) only. 2869. 3-10-2 f4) 6055.7 9-28J7| BURCHAM HILLS-Now hir¬ BABYSITTER FOR 6 month PART TIME evening janitor¬ necessary, apply in person, ial, car necessary, Call 482- HUDDLE SOUTH 820 W. _ THE STATE News Classifieds baby boy. Own transpor¬ Peanuts Personal ads—3 lines '2.25 per inser¬ PORSCHE. 911T FAST FOOD MANAGERS ing full and part time waiters, Miller Road, Lansing. - - - 1973, air, is accepting applications for tation, morning hours prefer¬ 6232. 10-10-9 (3) tion. 75' per line over 3 lines, (pre payment), leather, CB, much more, Domino's Pizza, 250 units dishwashers, cooks and diet 12-10-11 (7) salespeople. Some times still aids. Apply in person at the red. 351-2385, days. Rummage /Garage Sale ads—4 lines '2.50. serious inquiries only. Call at nationwide, need experi¬ available. Apply in person 347 8-10-1 (4) HANDYMAN IN - Business Office. 2700 Haslett, 6 p.m. 351-6233. X-3-10-K4) enced fast food managers Bur¬ 63' per line oveM lines-per insertion. Student Services 2 9-28 (6) cham Dr. 12-10-5 (6) part-time, flexible hours. SECRETARY IN Haslett, full now to be trained for posi¬ PART TIME cooks and bus- 'Round Town ads—4 lines-'2.50-per insertion. '76 RABBITT DELUXE. Good Minor repair, maintenance or part-time. Office skills tions as store managers. You WAITRESSES AND hostess boys positions open. Apply required. Nancy, 339-3400. and electrical work. Phone 63' per line over 4 lines. condition. 1-224-4870. can earn up to $250 per week MOUNTAIN JACKS REST¬ C-3-9-28 (3) needed lunch hours and Backstage Meridian Mail be¬ Mr. Kay, 339-9500. Lost & Found 5-10-2 (3) while in training Our expan¬ AURANT now accepting ap¬ ads/Transportation ads 3 lines- evenings. Apply in person, tween 2-5 p.m. Monday - WJh28(5)__ sion offers exciiing oppor¬ the Depot Restaurant, 1203 plications for the following Friday. 8-10-1 (5) '1.50-per insertion. 50' per line over 3 lines. TOYOTA CORONA 1969 tunities for you to join the positions; dinner cooks, wait THE SELECTIVE elective For Rent S/F Popcorn South Washington, Lansing. . . . (Sorority-Fraternity) 50' per line. little rust, runs good, 30 fastest growing pizza com¬ 8-10-8 (5) persons for food and cock¬ PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT Air Force ROTC. And after MPG, $200. 337 7674 pany in the world. Your salary tails. Apply in person Mon¬ with Michigan's largest multi- your four years of participa¬ REFRIGERATORS - Esch- Deadlines 5 10-3 (3) as beginning manager is MODELS WANTED, $9/ day-Friday 2:30-4:30. 5800 manufacturer distributor, 15- tion, a commission as an Air truth Appliances. 315 S. $12,500 per year plus 25% hour. 489 2278 or apply in West Saginaw Highway. 20 hours per week. Auto no- Force officer. And after that. Bridge Grand Ledge. 627- Want Ads 2 TRANSPORTATION SPE¬ profit of the unit. Supervisory person at VELVET FINGERS, Equal Opportunity Employer. bile required. 339-9500. a chance to compete for a 2191.8-10-1 (3) p.m.-1 class day before pub¬ .. CIAL. 69 Impala. Runs good. and franchising opportunities 527 E. 7-9-28 (11) C-7-9-29 (5) lication. Michigan. challenging future. Reward¬ $120._351 2237. 5-9-28 (3) available after 12 months OR-2-9-28 (4) ing work. Excitement. And Cancellation/Change-1 p.m.-) class day be¬ successful store manage¬ NURSES AIDES. Our agency BABYSITTER AND house¬ that's just for starters. Get in FOR RENT fore publication. TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1973. is accepting applications for keeper for girls 3 Et 5 in E.L. ment. Send resume to Joyce LABORATORY AIDE, touch with us for details. • TV,STEREO Classified Display deadline-3 p.m.-2 class Hardtop and convertible, White, 6300 West Michigan, knowledge of basic labora¬ employment. 1 year of hos¬ home. Weekday afternoons. Contact Major Ronald P. 59,000 miles. Good condition. Apt. H2, Lansing, 48917. tory procedures required (I.C. pital or nursing home exper¬ Need car Et references. Call Wojack 355-2185. 3-9-28 (13) • Refrigerators days before publication. Must sell. 484-3264 after 5 12-10-9 (24) ience necessary. IN HOME 332-6688 after 5. 7-10-3(5) • Free Delivery Once ad is ordered it cannot be cancelled Asceptic techniques, evi¬ or p.m. 5-10-2 (4) dence of contamination, etc.) HEALTH CARE, 633 East DRAFTSPERSON FULL or 1795 J7XJ ■ changed until after 1st insertion. ELBINGER STUDIO is look¬ part time. Call for interview. VALIANT 1974 - Excellent I AM going on vacation, my Science background pre¬ Jolly, Suite 4A. Mrs. Mol- There is a '1.00 charge for 1 ad change plus boss needs a part time sec¬ ferred. Training will be pro¬ lema, 394-3200. 8-10-1 (7) ing for a few good models. 332-8623. 5-,9-28 (3) car, best offer, call for more APPLY IN PERSON ONLY COMPACT REFRIGERA¬ 50' per additional change for maximum retary. Van Duzer Et Van Dam vided Must be work study. TORS for rent. Free delivery. information 349-6285. Wednesday, October 3, 1 SUBSTITUTE BUS drivers of 3 changes. Law Offices, ask for Laura Apply American Red Cross, CROSSROADS CAFETERIA United Rent All 351-5652. 3-10-1 (3) p.m. - 4 p.m. 220 Albert St. for Okemos Public School 646-9111. 3-10-4 (5) 1800 E. Grand River. in the international center is The State News will only be responsible for 7-10-3(5) 8-10-M3) 5-10-4 (9) now accepting applications. District. If interested call Mr. the 1st days incorrect insertion. Adjust¬ 74 VOLVO Wagon. Load¬ UNEMPLOYED? JOB Club Must be available 10 a.m. to 2 Green at 349-9440. 5-9-28 (4) GARAGE FOR rent - River ment claims must be made within 10 ed, rustproof. Immaculate, NOW ACCEPTING applica¬ days can help you find a job if you BABYSITTING LIGHT p.m. or 7:30 to 10 p.m. at St., By year only, call 351- $3650/best offer. 351-8967. - least 2-3 days a week. Ap¬ tions for part time help. Apply COOKS WANTED - Lunch of expiration date. are 16-21 years old and low housekeeping Monday, Tues¬ 3707. 12-10-15 (3) 5-9-28 (3) Burger King Restaurant, 3121 shift. Must be neat, no ex¬ Bills are due 7 days from ad expiration date. income. Call 487-8611. day and Thursday 3:30-5:30 plications will be accepted from 1 to 4 p.m. Monday E. Saginaw, Et 1141 E. Grand VW 5-10-5 (5) p.m. Own transportation pre¬ perience necessary. Apply in If not paid by due date, a '1.00 late BUS, 1973, good mile¬ age, good shape, many new ferred. $3.00 per hour. 332- through Friday. See Kim. River between 2-4 p.m. 8-10-4(7) person between 2 and 4 p.m. Apartments service charge will be due. APARTMENT X-8-10-2 (9) AMERICA'S CUP RESTAU¬ parts. 339-9285. 8-10-1 (3) MAINTEN¬ 5612. X-4-9-28 (5) ANCE - part time, car and RANT, 220 MAC. 3-10-1(6) 2 FEMALE Students needed PART TIME waitresses RN'S-GN'S VW RABBIT diesel, '78. Air, skills necessities, call Mr HALL MONITORS - East to share large duplex near wanted at Mac's Bar. 2700 WORK-STUDY students cruise, AM/FM, Michelins Gasper. 351-8135. Lansing High School. 3 posi¬ East Michigan. Call 484-6795 Lansing General Hospital has campus. $150 + utilities. 394- OR-8-10-9 (4) needed. Apply at the MSU extras. $6,600 or best offer, tions, 7:45 a.m. to 1:15 p.m., after 6 p.m. full and part time positions 5363. 12-10-8 (4) 7-10-2 (4) Yearbook in Room 30 Stu¬ | Automotive ||<^1 Automotive 1|^| Call Len 373-6307 or 332- 1783. 8-10-8 (5) DELIVERY HELP needed, 10:30 a.m. a.m. to 1 p.m. and 7:30 until 2 p.m. Apply in available for registered and dent Services. 3-9-28 (4) AMC HORNET, 1974, $600. FIAT 128 wagon - 1973. 30 + must have own car, apply at person. Personnel office, East NOW TAKING applications at our two East Lansing graduate hour per nurses. day A 4-day, 10 work week BURCHAM VW 411 '72 auto, tuned, runs LITTLE CAESARS PHOTOGRAPHERS AND Needs engine work. 349- miles/gallon, rust. $60 in US today Lansing Public Schools. 509 option allowing 3 day week¬ 1913. 1-9-28(3) silver coins dated pre-1964. good, use regular gas, $499. after 4 p.m. 5-^0-4_[4j_ Burcham Drive. 8-10-8 (9) Arby's Roast Beef locations for part time and full time ends is available on the WRITERS! Work for the MSU Yearbook. Apply at 30 WOODS 349 3144, 349 1488. 6 10 4(4) Bob 355-2739, 353-8755. employment. See manager midnight shift. We offer: ASTRE '76, radials, 4-speed, - ~ ~ ~,Z,77~7~ c 3 10 3 (3) IMMEDIATE EXPERIENCE with mentally ill and mentally DRIVEWAY ATTENDANT, between 2 p.m. - 5 p.m., primary and team nursing, Student Services. 3-9-28 (4) APARTMENTS AM-FM cassette, $1100, 332- FIATj19J5 124 Sport coup 5 '69 VW Dependable retarded adults. Part time part-time. Evenings and Monday thru Friday. complete orientation pro¬ EAST LANSING Arts work¬ 8853. 5-10-2 (3) speed. 30 miles per gallon. trans¬ shifts open 3-11 and 7-3. Call weekends. UNIVERSITY 4-9-28(7) gram, continuing education Welcomes 1 New brakes, radials and ex portation, new tires, 33 mpg. STANDARD. 351-0770. shop; 3 clerical, 1 custodial $400. 353-1553. X 3-9-28 (3) 339 3265. 7-10-28 (6) support system, excellent position. Work study only. MSU Students ATTENTIONII We buy late haust sVs,em' M«cbanlc 5-10-3 (4) INSIDE HELP needed, apply wage and benefit package. 332-2565. 3-9-28 (4) Back to E. L. model imported and domes- 1' EAST LANSING Arts work¬ ply between 2-4 p.m. at your personal interview. CHEQUERED FLAG. Foreign shop; 1 custodial position. Clara's 637 E. Michigan. CAPRI, 1976, AM-FM, radio, 3'MMY Travel Van Car parts and accessories are WORK STUDY Only. 332- 7-10-28 m MANPOWER, INC. good mileage, exterior & 1977i Cruise, am/fm, tape, our specialty. Free advice 2565. 3-9-28 (4) 601 N. Capitol CB' sink' ice box' 4 caPtain PEOPLE REACHER interior excellent. Call 351- with every part WORK STUDY Mainten¬ sold. 2605 E. - 372-0880 4007 after 5:30. 5-10-1(4) chairs- 2 tables- lo,s of s,or" Kalamazoo. (1 mile west of PLANT PARTIES - Hostess ance aid and program aid in age, 28,000 miles, $6250. campus). Call 487-5055. earns 10%. Contact HYA¬ residential facility for mental¬ CHEVROLET BELAIR '68 C-7-9-29 (7) CINTH HOUSE GREENERY, ly handicapped adults. Con¬ 355 5844 5 ,03 131 srss3""*- j?™1™ 32,5388 CHEAPEST PRICES in the state! UGLY RENT-A-Car. $7.95 day 372 DUCKLING 332-6200. 0-3-9-28 (4) AVON EARN MONEY FOR LIFE'S tact MC Jan, 393-4442. 8-10-1 (5) DONALD'S RESTAU¬ RANTS of East Lansing and STUDENTS FOR workstudy child care, Spartan Village 1 WANT AD near campus, Haslett - East CHEVY IMPALA ,971. .M0, „ALIBU~,S75. j,s 7652. C-7-9-29 (4) EXTRAS. Become an Avon Okemos are now hiring for Lansing, Contact 339-266! Just complete form ^-conditioned, & steering powerbrakes m|| CB radio "349.3224. representative. You can earn full and part time employ¬ 4-9-28(4) and AM/FM. Runs oinini JUNK CARS wanted. Also extra ment. Shifts available starting mail with payment to: well. 351-3892 after 5:00 pm money selling quality - - - selling used parts. Phone products part-time during the at 7 and 11am and 5pm. SERVICE STATION atten¬ 355-0369. Ask for Dr Fiore. MERCURY MONARCH Ghia, 321-3651. C-7-9-28 13) hours that suit you best. Apply in person 8-10am and dant, experienced, 18 years, 3^10-1^(5) ^ 1976, air, cruise, power, new Excellent commission! Inter 2-4pm. Monday through references, 332-6335 Jim State News Classified Dept. 7 tires, after 5 p.m. 332-1485. viewing at Student Services Thursday. 7-10-1 (9) Little. 7-10-3(3) Motorcycles ™ • CORVETTE - 78 silver anni- 347Student Services Bldg. gig.g (31 Placement Center October 3. versary, oyster interior, all PART-TIME WALK IN from 9:30 am to HELPI service East Lansing, Mich. 1*8823 ?«9finflS'in$i1(^00 1826 616 962 70 MGB 35000 mi' Suberb 1974 SUZUKI - Excellent 3:30 p.m. For details, call person. MSU students to 8'i°l1J4) New paint/tires/exhaust. condition brand new, low 482-6893. C-1-9-28 (13) wnrk lunches. Kellogg Center APPLIS PLUMS CORVETTE 1977 White with Be„st °f,ar 332 4769 mileage. 351-6410. 8-10-1 (3) Catering. Room 115, 353- SWIIT CIDIR 8893. Apply anytime. black interior, loaded. 349 2_:9_2^(3) 1975 HONDA CL 360 Ex¬ WANTED - BUS boy or girl 6 9-28 (6) PIARS for noon meal, 12:30 - 1:30, Address 3659_5/°i3_l3l MUSTANG - 1979. Hatch- cellent condition. 4000 miles. Monday-Friday, Delta Gam¬ BLOSSOM ORCHARDS SKI SALES CUTLASS SUPREME, 1978, back 4"CV|inder, automatic, $600. 351-2837 8 10-4(4) ma House. Call Mrs. Crothers people - In Lansing's largest ski shop. City b43-H3UZ. z7?2B ^9%02 ' loaded, must sell. $4990. Call 332-3457. 5-10-4 (5) 332 4594. 4-9-28(3) 2 5-9-28 <3\ (3^ Part and full time sales. Hard THE WARDOWSKIS UT.7.Tr«.~ OLDS 88. 1970 Needs body 1 Employment [ [U] BARNEY'S RESTAURANT and soft goods. Some ex¬ 2 miles north of Leslie 3597 Hull Rood Daytime Phone Student Number LI *1972 work. $300 or best offer Full Et part time help. Nice perience preferred. Apply in Good shape, good transport- HOSTESS, PART-time even¬ (old U.S. 127) Preferred Insertion Date No. Days Ordered 555 2451 8-10-1 (3) personality Et appearance im¬ person, MC Sporting Goods, HOURS: 9 om-6pm ation, 349-4183. 3-9 28 (3) - - - - ' ings. Approximately 20 hours portant. Apply at 4721 W. 5002 W. Saginaw. a week. $3.50/hour. CLOSED MONDAVS OLDS OMEGA, 1975 2 door, Apply in Saginaw, Lansing. 8-10-8 (4) 12 10-10(8) Classification 1973 DATSUN 610. Auto person at the Willow Lounge PHONE: 1-519-8251 V-8 automatic, power steer trans. New battery, tuned 2006 West Willow. 5-10-2 (61 STUDENTS IF PICK YOUR OWN APPLES jng, new brakes, radio AM, you are NIGHT WAITRESS - Wil- 3 line minimum 20-25 mpg. 700 or better, ambitious Et want to supple¬ Sat. 8 Sun.. 10-5 pm vinyl roof, rust proof, excel - COOK: PART-time. weekend ■iamston Bar. Phone Carl Greg. 485 1610, after 6. ient condition. $2150. 337 ment your income, we have Gift Packages 25 characters in a line, including punctuation and spaces between words. nights. Sea Hawk Restau sales and stock 655 3644 days, 655-4259 1 (_ 2842 evenin9s 1928 <61 positions shipped by UPS _ _ _ rant, Williamston. Call for an open. You get convenient nights. 8-10-1 (3) DATSUN 240Z, '72 air condi- OLDS. 1979 Royale 4 door. appointment at 655-2175. schedules, pleasant working ti°n, AM/FM, uses regular 12 10-9(5) Tilt-wheel, cruise, air, stereo, conditions, Et employee dis gas, great MPG, excellent 350 Olds V-8. Excellent condi- counts. Apply today EARN S20Q (OR MORE) PER WEEK PART TIME COUNTER REPRESENTA shape. Must See 351-5767. ,jon. 16,000 miles. $5,900 TIVE for car rental office, 7-3 1"9"28 141 663-8880. 8-10-5 (5) BEVERLY'S MULTINATIONAL COMPANY needs five (5) college per weekends. 489 1484 "a nice place to work1' sons to train in sales of sure-fire, campus oriented, spe- 5 10-2 (3) DATSUN 1977 200 SX 1973 Opel GT 63 000 miles Lansing Mall . ial occasion gift items. Applicant must hove initiative, be Faculty member leaving area. Good condition. $1795 349 part time handyman 4 9 28(13) ented outgoing resourceful, a consistent per and 5 speed. Uses reguldi gas. 31 5124. 8-10-1 13) farm worker. Must be and a self s de mpg. Only 16,000 miles. Ini pendable, able to J. ROSS BROWNE S Whal¬ operate Work opprox 4 hrs day your own time No previous Please use rate chart for proper rate. maculate, 332-4370. PINTO - 1974. New tires, tractor and ing Station is now accepting good with ani¬ 8-10-1 (5) shocks, battery, exhaust sys¬ mals. 349 1330. 7 9-28(5) applications for buspersons, sales experience necessary Successful applicants under tem & tune up. $800. dishwashers and main¬ go excellent training program. Send resume including If specie1 rate ad, which one? DODGE VAN-66 from Cali¬ 332 4010. 8 10-4(4) UNIFORMED SECURITY of¬ phone no POLYCRAFT INTERNATIONAL COMPANY Suite tenance positions. Apply in fornia, newly repainted. $600, ficers and store detectives full person Monday through 1800 505 Fifth Avenue, New York, New York 10017. Amount Enclosed $ after 7pm, 349 1798, 349- or part-time. Call 641 4562. Campus interviews: 3rd Week October Wednesday 3 to 4:30 p.m. 3569. 8-10-1 (4) OR 7 9-28 (3) EOE. 12 10-10(8) Michigan Slate News, Eost Lonsing, Michigan Friday September 28. 1979 17 Apartments Apartments For Sale For Sale For Sale \\fy] | Mobile Homes 1|au| | Lost & Found j[ v] [ Rummage Sale [[^] [ wanted SOUTH LANSING. 10 NEAT b CLEAN 1 BUNK/TWIN beds mat upper SPEAKERS, IMPRESSIVE HART FREESTYLE, 185cm 1975 MOBILE home, 14x67, 2 LOST 9-19 79 minutes to campus. Large bedroom Mens over home, Mt. tresses, springs. $70, 332- birch cabinets, 5 drivers, 4 skis, Look Nevada bindings, one and two bedrooms. Car¬ Hope-Cedar area, $180/ 6977 between 5:30-7:30. way. 42 inches high, real deal. bedroom, den, carpeted, brown single fold wallet 48 inch Scott poles, men's pet, air, appliances, heat. month includes utilities, 487 E-5-9-28 (3) close driving to campus. 694 Reward. 332-6160 "John". 120 Cowley, East. Lansing. $250 for pair. 394 5939. size 10 nordic boots, call after 3 9 28 (3) 2032 evenings ask for Bubba. Excellent location. $230 to 0823 after 5. 5-10-3 I4I 6760. 8-10-5 (4) Sept. 29. 10-3pm. 2-9-28 14) 3-9-28 (3) Z 3-10-2 (4) $270. $400 to move in. 394- 5:30pm. 627 2650. 7-9 28 (6) POTTED PLANT Sale. 7729. Z-8-10-1 (6) 1 FEMALE ROOMMATE SCHULTZ 14x70' 1973.3 GARAGE FURNITURE sale | Peanuts Personal I [111 - Wednesday, 26th-Friday, 1/2 OFF AIRFARE 2 United FUJI NEED TWO tickets to MSU needed for nice 3 person ROADRACER 10- - 28th. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Plants discount coupons. $125/best bedrooms, 2 full baths. 30 Sofa, chairs, draperies. Sept. Purdue football game. Please speed. Center-pull brakes gallon water heater, refrigera 28-29. apartment. Walking distance from $1.50-$8.00. Interna¬ offer. 882 5361. E-5-10-2 (3) 23" frame, quick 411 Naubinway, call 353-9589 (days) 487 to campus. Good Room¬ release, tor & stove. $8,000. 675 THE WOMEN of Pi Beta Phi Okemos. 3 9-28 (3) or WELCOME mates. 337-0645. S 5-10-3 (5) tional Center. 5-9-28 (5) SOFAS, BEDS, chairs, desks, $140. 332-1610. 6 9 28 (4) 7430. 8-10-3 (5) welcome our new sisters: 3096 (eveninqs). S5-10-1I4) KENWOOD 4006 amplifier, 3 GOOD Kathy, Janet, Karen, Toni, GARAGE SALE spectacular. NEED 2 or 4 tickets for USED furniture BACK! old, $140. 332-7262 bikes, clear out. Call 332 PARKWOOD 12x60, lot 275 - Patty, Donna, Maryann, Lisa, Saturday Sunday 9-29. 9 30. ffl MSU UofM game. Must re¬ years Houses between 9 12 p.m. 6468. 3-9-28 (3| Chairs, couch etc. Reason¬ Stonegate. $5700 or mort- Mary Lisa, Mary, Lynda, 9 am 5 pm only. Furniture, - able Call 351 8790. 2-9-28 (3) pay U of M brother in-law from everyone E-5-10-1 (3) NEW AND used guitars, ban¬ gage assumable. 882 1294. Nancy, Melinda, Sheryl, kitchenware, small appli who was deeply saddened 2 BEDROOM plus garage. X-5-10-3 (3) Karen, Jenny, Jill, Tracey, jos, mandolins, etc. Dul¬ MARANTZ 1060 20 ances. Excellent quality. 4565 last year. Want to make him at $250/month plus deposit. watts Jane, Judy, Joanne, Marcia, LADIES CHICAGO brand cimers and kits, recorders, Manitou Dr Okemos. even sadder this Near Campus, S. Hayford per channel. $125 or best year. Call UNIVERSITY Street. Call after 6 p.m. rink skates, size 6, $50, thousands of hard to find offer. Joanne, 349-4596. I JnSais IPS! Carolyn, Judy, Wendy, Denise, Shelli, Denise, Kathy 2 9 28 (6) 694 1383. 7 10 517) 485-0308 after 6 p.m. albums and books. Discount 2 9 28 ( 3) TERRACE 484-0363. 7-9-28 (5) E-5-10-2 (3) prices. Expert repairs-free es¬ 1-9-28(11) NEED 2 tickets for MSU-U of GOLDEN RETRIEVER pup¬ ROOMMATE WANTED timates ELDERLY INSTRU SQUINTING CAUSES Service M game. Pat 393 9400 days. Full For Fall to LADIES SCHWINN, fenders, wrinkles. Help prevent them pies - AKC registered. Shots. share 2 bedroom house 10 MENTS, 541 E Grand River. Personal 485 1385 nights. 6-10-2(3) with Vet student owns. $125-175. lock, carrier, new, $100. 485 C-7-9-29 (8) prescription ground sun- COMPUTERIZED BIO- minutes from campus. 694- . 337-1839 after 5 p.m. 0308 after 6 p.m. E-5-10-2 (3) glasses from OPTICAL DIS¬ RHYTHM charts. 3 months 4804. 5-10-4 (3) STATISTICS STUDENT How to study $1.00 Papers MALE OR Female wanted for SAVE GAS COUNT, 2617 E. Michigan, E5-10JI4) $3.00, 6 months $5.00, 1 wanted to proof read ele PORTABLE TV in excellent Lansing. 372-7409. Dept. MS, Box 25126 Lan year $8.00, send name, nice apartment near Frandor, FEMALE ROOMMATE need¬ MSU BIKE HORSE BOARDING. Wil mentary statistics text and condition. $28.00. 484 8783 C-7-9-29 (7) sing, Mi 48909. Z 10 10-3 (31 address, birthdate, starting ed for new duplex close to liamston. $40 per month/stall. check problems If interested, own room, parking, $122.50 a E-5-10-2 (3) AUCTION date Et check or money order month. 337-2833 campus. $90 month + utili¬ 655-3754 5-9 28 (3) write East Lansing Box 792 evenings. Sat., Sept. 29 PORTABLE TYPEWRITER MONOTHEISTIC DOCTRINF to G.N W. Enterprises, P.O. and 5-10-4 (4) ties & deposit. Call 655-4178 with case, of reincarnation in the Torah, give hourly rate. BLANKETS, TOSSED pil¬ 9:00am table, lamp. Super¬ Box 18095, Lansing, Ml. 8-10 2 (6) or 351-2129. 5-10-4 (5) FREE - VERY affectionate the lows, thermos jugs, small rug, set up, absolutely like new Prophets and the gospels. 48901 8 10 4(7) ROOMMATE NEEDED for 2 $75. two-year-old playful mutt, Write: The Truth of Islam, 1 QUIET MALE needed to set of dishes and numerous Comfy rocker, $15. ROOM IN house or apart¬ Loves attention, looking for a man, $117.50/month, no other things. 321-1887. MSU SALVAGE YARD Vacuum, $12. Complete P.O. Box 4494, South Bend, IMPROVE YOUR GRADES ment with female in Okemos share 2 bedroom furnished good home. Has all shots. lease, 1 mile from campus, 1330 S. Harrison Rd. weight bench $70. Evenings Indiana 46624. Z8-10-8 (6) Send $ 1.00 for your 306 page house. 1/2 block Lake Lan¬ Call Ira after 6 p.m. 351 E. Lansing area. Call 332- 349-3472. 3-10-2 (3) 351 3942 5-10-3 (7) sing. 5919 Potter $135/ 4063. 5-9-28 (5) catalog of collegiate re¬ 3146. 5 10 2 (3) BED - FULL size, mattress & ARTISTS INTERESTED in search. 10,250 topics listed. NEED FEMALE roommate for month. Share utilities. box NAVY COUCH, 2 matching showing selling their works 485-8194. 4-9-28(5) springs, can be con¬ PEKINGESE or Box 25097G, Los Angeles Ca WANTED AUTHORS: 2 bedroom furnished apart¬ verted to canopy, like new, 6 MONTH OLD stereo, must chairs $100. Mahogany PUPPIES, contact The Union Gallery, AKC, silver/black. 90025. 1 213 477-8226 Authors with educational ment, Meridian Hills, Haslett, go. Signett TK750 Shibata, chest $100 and a vanity Shots, 355-5116. 2 9 28(4) COUNTRY HOUSE - Se¬ $200; 676-5694. E-5-10-2 (4) wormed. $150 394 0012 Z 21 10 23(6) books who desire national graduate preferred, 349-1271 cluded 5 acres, 15 minutes to Yamaha YT-800, Criolo, bench and mirror for $100. after 5. 5-10-4 (4) E-5-9-28 (3) exposure. Drop a card to Klipsch Heresy $1,950 value 332-3152. 2-9-28 (51 campus. Lots of plants, spiral stairs, fireplace. 1 bedroom CRIB b MATCHING dresser - $150. Sofa $75, stereo con¬ for $1,350 or best offer. 4 LABRADOR RETRIEVER | Real Estate W [ Typing Service | [^j] CWC BOOKS, P.O. Box 838. E. Lansing, 48823 8-10-1 (6) for female $85. 655-1717, sole $75, chairs (2) $75 each. year security agreement. 351 MOVING ABROAD: Maple pups. Chocolate. AKC regis - 351-9310. E-5-10-2 (4) 1146 7-10-5 (71 dining table, rocker, sofa, LANSING EAST - minutes WELCOME Rick. 6-9-28 (6) more 509 N. Bridge, DeWitt. tered. $125. Phone 651 6346 E-5-9 28 (3) from MSU, 1 block Bus stop, TYPING EXPERIENCED. WANTED Notre Dame- DORM-SIZE refrigerator, 2 9-28 (3) 3 bedroom 4th in basement, 2 Thesis, term papers. IBM State football tickets at EAST LANSING duplex. 3 THORNES TD 160 BCMK 11 any BACK bedrooms, 2 baths, recroom, turntable, new, Maywire arm, Sears Cold Spot $75. Yama¬ DOG OBEDIENCE at MSU car garage. $23,000, excellent correcting Selective 2. cost. 353 4235. 3 9-28 (3) blue ha 12-string, *125. 351-4377. investment for single or stud Nancy, 351 7667. 12-10-5(3) parking. $480. 374-6366. sonus cartridge. 351 - E-5-9-28 (3) sponsored by SCAVMA. DFSPERATELY NEED 7781 8-10-5(3) ents. Peg Demmer, Tomie 3 OR-2-9-28 (3) Monday evenings starting Raines Inc. 332-2383 TYPING, FREE pick up and MSU U of M tickets. Call Sue October 1st, 7:30 at MSU or 351 BEECHWOOD MID-MICHIGAN RENTALS has Open GIRL'S 26 inch 3 speed Columbia bicycle. Good con¬ judging pavilion. 651-6767. 3617. 3-10-1 (81 delivery. Fast, experienced, at 332 6506 3 10 1 (3) low rates 676 2009 a large selection of 6-10-1 (5) OR 5 9 28 (3) APARTMENTS apartments, houses, plexes, studios, etc...Most du¬ Corda West GRAND OPENING dition, $55 or best offer, 646-8183. 5-9-28 (4) NEEDED HOME for | Recreation fOOTRALL TICKETS MSU U of M; 1 MSU/Pur 2 stray EXPERIENCED IBM typing, Hard wood end and coffee areas, sizes and prices. Call Cidermill dog, will worm b give shots, dissertations (Pica Elite). due 34912697. 3-10-1 (3) and see if we have what tables. Sectional book cases- DISCOUNT, NEWused free. 337-2028. 8-10-5 (3) BLUEGRASS EXTENSION 5817 North Okemos FAYANN 489 0358. you're looking for. From 9-9, desks, lamps, couches, desks, chairs, files. BUSI service plays weddings, C-7 9 28 (3) TICKETS WANTED for C-7-9-28 (7) Road, East Lansing chairs, leather office chairs NESS EQUIPMENT CO 215 parties. 337 0178 or 372 3727. MSU-U of M game. Call HORSE TRAILER for rent. 1 ROOMMATE for 2 bed¬ 337-7974 while they last. 505 E. Michi¬ E. Kalamazoo. 485-5500. C-7-9-28 (3) 353 6967 before 10 am or $10/day. Horses hauled. 882 COPYGRAPH SERVICE FURNISHED HOUSE gan Ave., Lansing. OR-1 after 6 pm. X-6-10-5 (3) room, 4 person apartment. - ad¬ Hours: OR-8-10-3 (10) 9:29 <4)_ _ 7410 or 882-8779. FALLTIME ENTERTAIN completed, dissertations and $345 per term. 332-7673. joining 2 rooms for 2 men. 7:30am-7pm. USED BIKES. All sizes, $15- 12-10-11 (3) resume service. Corner MAC $105 each. Share 1/2 utili¬ ment. Horseback riding and X-5-10-1 (3) $100. Also used parts. We and Grand River, 8:30 am- FOLD DOWN Camper trailer ties. Near MSU b buses. STEREO GOODIES used. Hayrides! Boarding and les HORSES 5:30 pm Monday Friday, 10 to sleep 6. Reasonable. (517) - also BOARDED. $50' ROOMMATE TO 485-5724(9-5) or 371-1394. HOUSE PLANT SALE Friday Nakamichi 600 cassette deck. buy used bikes. Call sons available. CRAZY C 521 3503 after 6pm. 7-10-5(31 share month. Includes hay b grain, am 5 pm Saturday 337 9/28, Saturday 9/2912-7 p.m. Nakamichi 550 CHARLIE'S BIKE SHOP 393 RIDING STABLE. 676-3710. duplex. Conveniences, loca¬ 4-9-28(5) portable riding ring b trails. Excellent 1666 C 7 9 28(7) 1070 Marigold. Many varie¬ stereo deck. Advent 300 re¬ 2484. 7-9-28 (5) O 1-9-28(5) tion. $225, For rent £r utilities. care. 4 miles south of MSU. NEED 2 Notre Dame vs MSU ties + 200 plants in 2" pots. ceiver. Phase Linear 400 amp. UNlGRAPHICS OFFERS 882-1925. 7-10 p.m. 8-10-1 (4) I Rooms "| [A] 5/$2. 1-9-28 (5) Ohm FH speakers. Yamaha NS 500 speakers. Ar 2A BOOKS! 3 floors of books, magazines and comics. 882 8779 or 882 7410. 12-10-11 (5) COMPLETE RESUME SER football tickets. Days 355- 4659, Nights 351 1259. VICE: typesetting; offset NEED FEMALE to bedroom, unfurnished apart¬ share 2 MALE ROOMMATE needed. WOMEN'S 10 speed, $40. 1 speakers. Marantz 3200 pre¬ CURIOUS BOOK SHOP, 307 East Grand River. East Lan¬ FREE GRAY kittens. 2V4 1 Rummage Sale J [^j printing; and bindery ser 2-9-28 (3) ment. Own room. $127.50 Non-smoking student to year old. 337-1009. amp. Pioneer TX 7500 tuner. months old to vices. Approved dissertation + share room in house. 626 E-5-10-2 (3) sing, 332-0112. C-7-9-29 (5) good home NEED 3 TICKETS TO MSU utilities. Susan, 9-6 at 349- Dyna PAT 5 pre-amp. Teck 351 2240. E-5-10-1 (3) GARAGE SALE many printing and binding special¬ U of M MAC-351-8948. 8-10-5 (4) A103 cassette deck. Turn ists. For estimate, stop in at game. Call 393 6266, 4000. 5-9-28 (5) 2 FREEZERS $150 or $100, household items, toys, sport Darlene after 5 p.m. UNITED HALF price coupon tables by Thornes, Philip and 2843 E. Grand River or phone Sofa $95, bookcase, head FREE KITTENS both male b goods, tools, miscellaneous, 4 9 28(3) ROOM FOR Rent -Haslett $60 or best offer, cash. Pioneer. - 332 8414. C-7-9-28 (9) boards $15, dinette set $60. female. 332-1164 anytime. Friday Et Saturday, Sept. 28 Rd. near Hagadorn. Rent 337-7877. 1-9-28 (3) £-5-10-1(3) Et 29, 9 6 p.m. 2012 Lagoon 321-4528. E 5-10-1(3) WANTED: 2 MSU/U of M negotiable. 351-5869. Much, Much Morel! Drive, Okemos. 2-9-28(6) EXPERT TYPING. Term 12-10-11 (3) STATE OF the G.A.S. football tickets. Call 641 art Buy, sell, trade. WILCOX IRISH SETTER puppies $50- papers, letters, RESUMES, Thaedra Preamp with moving TRADING 10 SPEED NISHIKI bikes, Near Gables. 337-0205. 6987. 5 10 3 (3) POST, 509 E. $70, 8 weeks old, shots GARAGE SALE Couches, STUDIO ROOM. Campus men's 23 inch, women's 22 coil cartridge facility. War¬ Michigan, Lansing, 485-4391. end tables, other small mis¬ C 7 9 28 13) started. 349-1885 one block, furnished, utilities rantee still in effect. $700. Call OR 8 10 3 (20) inch, excellent condition, $90 WANTED ROCK band to £-5-10-1(3) cellaneous items. Saturday, paid; Modern bath, kitchen. 694-8393 after 7 p.m. each, 355-1229. E-5-10-1 (4) play at dance October 26. Sept 29 10 a.m.-4 p.m 617 TYPING IN my East Lansing 485-1436; 351-0951. 3-10-2 (6) STEREO. HIGHEST quality More foi publicity than fee KITTENS LITTER trained, N. Hayford, just off E. Michi¬ home Straight typing, foot C-2-9-28 (4) components at tremendous WE SELL stereo equipment. Call 394 2642 after 6 p.m. playful b healthy. 394 2879 gan Ave. 2-9-28 (5) notes, quotes, tables Call OVER 200 savings. Amps, decks, THE STEREO SHOPPE. East 3-10-1 (4) LARGE MASTER bedroom in quality stereo after 6:00 p.m. 6-10-4 (3) 351 9404. 12 10 16 (4) components. Excellent selec¬ speakers, etc. New with full Lansing. C-7-9-29 (3) GARAGE SALE house, prefer female, MSU 1 Saturday WAN1K) MICHIGAN AND tion of portable color, and warranty. AUDIO WORLD. 9-6. Sunday 1-6. 2 beds, TYPING, EXPERIENCED, block, $100/month, 351-5377 1-616-241 2994, 2-9 p.m. CAPITAL TRS 80 Lost & Found fast and reasonable. Purdue tickets. Call 332 1382. black and white TV's Good - com¬ 371 after 6. 1-9-28 (4) mattresses, closet, sewing used furniture at the right Z 6-10-2(7) puter. 1 year old, 4K, level 1 4635. C 7 9 28 (3) 3 10 2 (3) GOLD BRACELET lost Sun¬ machine. 5419 Ember Dr.. E. price. Manual and electric $375. 487 2383. 6-9-28 (3) Lansing. 1-9-28 (4) FEMALE ROOMMATE need¬ ed for apartment close to For Sale [[^] typewriters. 10 speed bikes. Millions of items that you'd AMERICAN count AIRLINES Dis¬ ticket. $50 or best TRUNK BUNK Beds Call day night, 9 23 in East Lan¬ sing near Reward 349 6442 Beggar's Banquet GARAGE SALE Saturday [ Instructions j[^ NEED 2 4 tickets for MSU Michigan game. vs. Call Mary Jo offer. 332-5361. E-5-10-3 13) after 5pm. 353-0929. $120. or 349 after 6. (313) 533 1562. never expect to find at un¬ campus. $80/month. 332- LOWREY SPINET - Starlet 6724 4 10 2 (4) All day. Household miscel 8-10-1 (3) 4102. 4-10-2 (3) organ. Excellent $350. 485- believably low prices! PLUS laneous. Clothes, books, IT'S EASY TO PLAY extended guarantees and a BASEMENT SALE: Ironing 0442. 5-10-1(3) LOST GLASSES in a Nu magazines, etc. Things back GUITAR! MARSHALL FEMALE NEEDED to share complete electronic repair service. DICKER AND DEAL board, end makers, tables, coffee dishes and card OVER 3,000 cheap albums, 25/: and up all types, hits to Vision case. 9/21. By Vet to 20 years old. Some things MUSIC has group Irssoos for I ST. Popcorn ||y1 duplex, non smoking, own NEW COLLARO turntable & the obscure. FLAT, BLACK Clinic or X-lot. Call Mike for only 25t 2128 E. Jolly Rd. beginners. Only $35/term 337-0923. 7-10-5 (3) SECOND HAND STORE. table. 332 3086. 2-9-26 (4) room. two studio design 13 inch 372 6902 2 9 28 (3) 1 9-28(6) Call 337 9700 for information. THE WOMEN of Alpha Chi AND CIRCULAR 541 E. 1701 S. Cedar St. Lansing. C 9 29 (5) speakers. $125. 337 2236. INSTANT CASH1 We're pay¬ Grand River, above Para¬ Omega wish to all MSU NEED 1 man for 4-man in 487-3886. C-1-9-28 (16) LOST SIAMESE cat near FRIDAY ft SATURDAY 11 5. fraternities a very successful E5-10-1I3) ing $1-$2 for albums in good mount. Open 11 a.m.-6 p m Campus Hill apartments. 349- bus station, Reward. 332 Washer Et dryer, adult cloth¬ ENGLISH CLASSES free to rush week. Z-3 9 28(4) SCHWINN CONTINENTAL 6 days. C-5 9 28 (6) 5644. 3-10-1 (3) shape WAZOO RECORDS. 7476 3 10 1 (3) international people, Child 24". Good condition $100 ing, baby Et maternity, tent, DISHES, GLASSWARE, sil¬ 223 Abbott. 337-0947 household items. 1328 Chart care available Held in Spar¬ 337-8255. E-5-10-3 (3) C-2 9-28 (4) SEWING MACHINES-new LOST - SMALL gray and THREE-BEDROOM Mobile verware, bedding, pans, a well. tan Village. 337 8353. free arm machines from brown striped kitten. Last Carriage North, E. Lan Home, furnished, carpeted, bed, a cabinet and rugs. 4 928(41 SINGLE BED BSR TURNTABLE - like new, $99.50. Guaranteed used seen near Charles and Beech sing (off Coolidgel. 1-9-28 (61 339-2748. 8-10-4(4) with good air, close, $195. 332 8498. machines from $39 50. All Call Michele at 332 7124 2-9-28 (3) spring & mattress, $100 $55. Heath portable stereo CHILDRENS CLOTHING, CROSSROADS REALTY IS SOMEBODY CLOSET featuring ELSE'S gently Chest $50. 351-0469 E-5-10-3 (31 phonograph $35. power microscope 50-1200 set $50. makes repaired DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, EDWARDS S 5-10-2 (5) toys, baby bed, ladies cloth ing, Et misc. Saturday Sept. [Transportation ] [jjj] 1115 N. Washington 489- LOST BLACK and white cat. MOVING! to 124 W. Grand used clothing. 541 East Grand Call 655-3515 after 6 p.m. 29th 9a.m TO AND from Grand Rapids 6448. C-7-9-29 (8) Missing from Oakhill St. since 4p.m. 1139 River, E. River. Open noon to 6 pm. SIX UNITED Airlines half fare E-5-10-2 (5) Lansing. San- Shelter Lane. (North of daily, need riders Call 616 phone number: 351-6471. Take-ins by appointment. coupons, $70 each. 351-0158, July 23. Answers to "Prue". Coolidge Saginaw) 456 1010 3 10 1 (3) C-7-9-28 (4) C-7-9-29 (5) 351-5117. E-5-10-3 (3) SOFA BED $45, back folds If you're looking for reason 332-7124. 3-9 28 (4) - 1-9 28 (4) down, Herculon, 6 Vj feet able buys on winter sporting excellent 332-6663 after 7 equipment, you'll find them p.m. 5-10-3 (4) first in Classified! SATURDAY 29, 9a.m. SFPTEMBEH until dusk, 642 f Car Pool ][*-»] Cornell Avenue. Oak dresser, S. F. WOULD LIKE to join car pool curtains, end tables bicycle from Lansing Mall area to parts, etc. 1 9 28 (5) CAR POOL AD FOUR FAMILY Garage sale MSU 323 4160 X 2 7 9 28 (3) Just complete form and 9-29 10a m.-5p.m. No early sales. 351 Bailey St. (4 blocks JOIN EXISTING carpool mail with payment to: POPCORN State News Classified 347 Student Services Dept from Taco Bell) 1 9-28 (4) GARAGE SALE many items for sale Sat Et Many, Howell Brighton to MSU daily. 9-5. 353 8924. 1 546 7810. 5 10 4 (3) Bldg. Sun. Sept 29 Et 30 9a.m WANT TO FORM CAR Pool. Just complete form and mail payment East Lansing, Mich. 48823 5p.m. 4477 Fairlane Dr. Just Holt-S Cedar area to MSU off Mt. Hope, East of Haga Grad sticker. 694 6283. t0 State News Classified Dept. dorn Rd. in Okemos. 3 10 1 '31 Name: 1 9 28 (6) C? 347 Student Services Bldg. GRAND RAPIDS MSU car East Lansing, Mich. 48823 Address: pool. Day classes. 616 454- 3 BUILDING SALE, Saturday 0496. Also riders accepted. 9/29, 9a.m. 4p.m., furniture, 5 10 3 '31 FOR SORORITY AND FRATERNITY NEWS City: Zip Code: clothes, reel to reel and much more 1303, 1304, 1305 Uni WOULD LIKE to form car Daytime Phone: Student No. pool from Flushing to MSU versity Village. 1-9 28 (5) and back 313 733 6725 even Classification: RUMMAGE SALE Okemos ings or 353-7733 days. Address: 3-10-1 (4) Community Church 4734 N No. of Days to Run: Insertion Date: Okemos Rd Wednesday City; _ Zip Code: October 3, 9 30a m. 3:30 p.rn Thursday October 4, 9a.m Wanted Phone: —Days to Run: Insert Date: 1p.m. Sponsored by Womens Society 3 10-3 (7) TICKETS, NEED 4 to MSU 25 characters in line U of M football game. Call a including punctuation and spaces be¬ 393 1740. Ask for Jerry 25 characters per line including punctuation & spaces be¬ tween words. PARKING LOT sale Saturday Kramer. 7 9 28 (4) 99 Sept 29th, 9 1 Ail Saints tween words. Episcopal Church 800 Abbott Print Ad Here: We get calls such as Rd E.L Furniture, appli 4 6 GOOD MSU U of M ances, household goods ft this every single day. tickets together, 351 2875 af miscellaneous. No clothing ter 5:00 will pay $$$. 2 9 28 16) 4 9 28(31 LARGE GARAGE Sale, Sat HALF FARE airline coupons Classified urday, 8am 4pm. 621 Beech Top dollar. Call Mike, 332 St. 2 9 28 ( 3) 7977, mornings. 8 10-413) Ads MOTHERS; LOVING experi 50 per line, per insertion, deadline September 28th, GARAGE SALE Childrens clothes, tcys, ice skates, gas enced care for your child Phone 50' per line, per insertion under 2 years Full or part No cancellations range, miscellaneous. Satur No cancellations. 4-line minimum. day Sept. 29, 9am 4pm. 1139 lime, $1 00 hour 349 1229 355-8255 Shelter Lane. 2 9 28 (5) 2 9 28 111 1 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, September 28 1979 FOR 3 DAYS Golfers continued from page lit! It's What's Happening ONLY the 19?h Association of Inter collegiate Athletics for Women FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY national title the last time it played on Forest Akers, Ken Announcements for It's What's The MSU Episcopal Ministry The MSU Marketing Associa¬ ECKANKAR presents "A Way Come worship with J us at 10 tucky, Purdue. U M and, hope Happening must be received in will celebrate Holy Eucharist 5 tion presents a resume writing of Life" seminar to acquaint a.m. Sunday in the Martin Luther fully. MSI', should he among the strongest teams in the field, according to Fossum. the State News office, 343 Stu¬ dent Services least two Bldg., by noon at days before publication. p.m. Chapel. Sunday in the Alumni workshop at 7 p.m. Oct. 1 in 117 Epply Center. community with ECKANKAR teachings on Saturday and Sun- c|py, Kellogg Center. Free Intro¬ Chapel, 444 Abbott Road. E.o.N. Fossum is playing three squads this weekend because No announcements will be ac cepted by phone. Friends of the Ruhani Mission present readings from the Perfect The MSU Simulations Society meets from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. ductory session at 10 a.m. Satur¬ day. Call 393-9252 for details. The MSU Star Trek Club will meet at 4 p.m. Oct. 7. Contact FASHION SALE Saturday at 334 Union. World War Don Calderone or Time she is having a difficult time Living Master Sant Darshan for details. Downing II Micro Armor Miniatures and The deciding which players should Singhju on the Science of the Hospitality Association will PIRGIM will hold a vigil for the Divine Light and Celestial Music at boardgaming featured. All gamers meet at 7 p.m. Oct. 2 in the be cut and which should remain six month anniversary of Three 11 a.m. Sunday in the Union Oak Kellogg Center Auditorium. All The Shiloh Student Fellowship on this year's team. The MSIJ Mile Island from 12 to 2 today at Hotel-Restaurant Institutional presents the Paul Clark Band coach said she will set a score the Rock. The Women's Varsity Club will Management majors are invited. performing rock, jazz, and folk at for the golfer to shoot at and meet at 6 p.m. Sunday in front of 8:30 tonight across from the Juniors, seniors: Gain academic the IM Sports-Circle. keep those who prove equal to The Food and Nutrition As¬ The Tae Kwon Do Club meets Holden Hall grill. the challenge. credit interning with an innovative from 6 to 8 p.m. Monday, Wed¬ sociation meets at 4:30 p.m. Oct. state wide health agency. Contact Shabbat Services will be held at 9, Rm. 9 Human Ecology Bldg. Dr. nesday and Friday in 16 IM Dave Persell, College of Urban 6:15 tonight at the Jewish Student 'THIS HOPEFULLY WILL Leveille speaks on junk food. Sports-West, and Tuesday and March with PIRGIM for a Development. Center. Dinner follows at 7. Kol help my resolvement problem," Thursday in the Turf Arena IM nuclear free Michigan benefit, 8:30 Nidre will be held at 7 p.m. Sunday said Fossum, who Sports-West. tonight at St. Johns on M.A.C. was recently in the Alumni Chapel. Shana The Service-Learning Center The voted in as a member of the Michigan Botanical Club Tova. Contact the Jewish Student needs students interested in work meets at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 2, AIAW Golf Committee. "I feel 168 Center for details. ing with horticulture craft projects Plant Biology Bldg. Dr. Voss :ks accepted badly that I have to make a cut. in a therapeutic environment. speaks on "Great Lakes' Islands, They're such good kids and Apply in 26 Student Services past and present." The MSU Science Fiction have such great potential, but Society presents the science fic¬ f ' Jtj* Buy any _ some of them are just not quite it 7:30 tion con game SF Conventions at Medium Pizza | 7 tonight, 334 Union. ready yet. Do you enjoy working with g) at the Regular Tournament action will begin handicappers and are able to work Price The Instructional get the at 9 a.m. Friday and Saturday around horses? The Service- Development Women in Communications in and Technology Center will hold a Identical Pizza FREE and at 8:30 a.m. or earlier, if the Learning Center needs volunteers vites all members and those luncheon at noon today in the weather permits, on Sunday. as sidewalkers-horseleaders. De¬ interested to an open house at 1961 Room, Case Hall. Compre¬ tails in 26 Student Services Bldg. 7:30 p.m. Oct. 5, fifth floor lounge, hensive Examinations will be dis¬ e coupon per orde, 10-12-79 ■ South Kedzie Hall. cussed. 2830 E. Grand River ® Interested in role playing? The 2blks. west of Frandor ■ Meetings Service-Learning Center needs volunteers to work with foreign students in role playing situations. flo «hUoUo 0 delivery west of Harrison B Contact 26 Student Services Bldg. o ^C ^ 485-4406 ■ The Varsity 'S' Club has 3~ scheduled its first meeting for Q}°o 0 °0o cjO 6:30 p.m. Sunday at the Varsity Environmental Education COfTlPUTER Club Room on the west side of the Stadium. All Varsity 'S' members and all letterwinners majors: The Service-Learning Center needs students to vol¬ unteer as Environmental Educa . '@)[ LABORATORY Buy any LARGE tion Assistants. Details in 26 are invited to attend. All persons interested in Student Services Bldg. n>" ^ p'«a For the I trying out for the MSU PRICE ofl wrestling team should go to The MSU Tolkien Fellowship r 0 0° o'OV, oG „ Km. 208 of the IM Sports West Mil meet at 8:30 tonight in the at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 2. Jnion Tower Room. °b°o . °oO . 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Until COMPLAINTS 11 M p FTH 9 Venly 10 Impersonation ifSToo BEETLE BAILEY Quarry il 11 Volume "r 18 Newt SMALL.// by Mort Walker SPONSORED BY: photo 21 Grape 403 E GRAND RIVER _ _ 22 Decade 25 Cistern what's chocolate that'5 ■27 Onager 29 that / cake j BARGE'S KNOW Superior posi- KNOW favorite 30 Before 31. Warp yarn 34 Samovar 36 Judean king 138 "Lightsout 39. Connive 40 Elephant's 43 Jacxetortie 46 Radon 48 Exasperation 49 Preceded 51. Enlisted man 20 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, September 28, 1979 STAY IN MY APARTMENT' Smydra offers fans MSU students heading to Dame football game, won't I dents from camping out on the mmmj South Bend, Ind., this weekend have to worry about finding a Notre Dame campus. for the University of Notre place to stay. "I don't want any MSU In response to a number of students getting in trouble with mm&l phone calls about the avail¬ the Notre Dame police," he *m*,A ability of hotel rooms in South said. "If they need a place to Soweto Bend, MSU Trustee Michael stay they can stay in my Smydra, D East Lansing, has apartment." WSftl The uprisings, causes and offered to share his apartment Those interested in staying Cftil aftermath of the Soweto re¬ with MSU students looking for at Smydra's should contact him ftsel bellion in South Africa will be a place to stay overnight. at 277-5758 in South Bend for f the subject of a 55-minute film Smydra, who is beginning his directions. ill third year of a joint MBA-law to be shown at 8 tonight in B102 program at Notre Dame, said He will be attending the Board of Trustees meeting mmm pitcher special 2-6 Wells. students could sleep on the »«il This film, called Six Days at Friday, and will be returning to Soweto, takes an in depth look floor in his apartment. "They South Bend around 8 p.m. mmm 25c Hotdogs 2-5 at the rebellion of June 1976, should bring sleeping bags and His address is H-l University «f»«| which was a turning point in blankets though," Smydra said. Village on the Notre Dame flBfi UVI BAND 3:30-6 South African history. Smydra said there were no campus. mm il NO COVER The color film is sponsored hotel rooms available "within A kegger is also planned at I by the Southern African 30 or 40 miles of South Bend." 11 a.m. Saturday for those Si: «ll He strongly discouraged stu Liberation Committee. interested. mmw civil I Rapture HERM'S $11,250 AUTO BODy American & Foreign Cars in prizes It's f Quality Work Guaranteed Time to offered Free Estimates Stock Your fllon. - Fri. 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Cupboards Over $11,250 in prizes is available to students and Sat. 8:00 a.m. -12 Noon Your complete natural grocer faculty in the seventh annual located in the Stonehouse Nikoi /Nutshell Photo Contest. Corner Larch & Tl:e contest, open to all uni¬ Michigan Ave. 116 Bailey • East Lansing 337 2854 versity students across the Lansing 489-6577 nation, is open to good black- and-white and color photograph We have everything you'll need — entries. The photographers • Dairv Products • Beans and Grains may use any type of camera they want, and there is no limit (D tonight! ' fertile EW. • Natural Juice. on subject area. John&Rosy One hundred and forty-nine • Herbal Tea. and Coffee • Over 80 different spice, Corpus Christie, Texas has enjoyed for the last week, pleasant, warm weather prizes are available. Interested as we in East Lansing have. So nice that instead of watering the lawn, six persons are requested to get entry blanks from posters, lo¬ • and Goacher a aide variety of tnunrhables year old Stephanie Wilson waters herself. cated around campus, before including fresh ground peanut butter the Jan. 24, 1980 deadline. We've also added a new line of kitchenware — FIVE FIRES IN ONE WEEK PRITISH 6 AMERICAN .- , FOLK MUSIC -I- STATE NEWS , JOV $3 Blazes hit Ball State U, NEWSLINE TheTen Pound Fiddle MUNCIE, Ind. (UPI) Fire A university spokesperson one of a series of blazes on 355-8252 Were right from WILLIAMS HALL*: — - said the fire occurred in a large across campus. destroyed the lecture halls of a the campus. Those fires were classroom and office building on lecture hall on the building's traced to a mentally disturbed the Ball State University cam second floor and was the fifth student, said university Infor¬ pus Wednesday evening. and largest fire this week. mation Director Marie Fraser. Most of the damage occurred Night classes in the building She said the damage this in the two-story lecture halls were evacuated. No injuries time was expected to be cost- wing of the building, which also includes a 10-story section con taining classrooms and offices. 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