Tuesday The clouds will begin clearing today, but not for long with rain in the forecast for The State News tonight and tomorrow. Highs today should be in the 60's, with lows tonight in the 40's. VOLUME 73 NUMBER 132 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING MICHIGAN 48824 OCTOBER 2, 1979 President hopes to avoid new Cold War Bv FRANK CORMIER • "We will expand military maneuvers in the region, and we will conduct these Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON — President Carter reported to the nation Monday night that the Carter outlines response from now on." • Without getting specific, Carter said, "We will increase our economic assistance to regularly Soviet Union has refused to remove its troops from Cuba, but he said the controversy "is alleviate the unmet economic and human needs in the Caribbean region . . ." certainly no reason for a return to the Cold War." Carter said he has received "assurances from the highest levels of the Soviet to Soviets' Cuban forces WHILE DECLARING THAT the presence of the brigade continues to be a cause of government" that the troops are manning a training center in Cuba, and offer no direct concern, the president declared, "I have concluded that the brigade issue is certainly no threat to U.S. security. experts believe "this unit had existed for several years, probably since the mid 1970s, and reason for a return to the Cold War. A confrontation might be emotionally satisfying for a Nevertheless, the president said, "We shall not rest on these Soviet statements alone," possibly even longer." But he did not go so far as to accept the Soviet characterization of the few days or weeks for some people, bit it would be destructive to the national interest and and he announced that the United States is increasing its own military presence in the brigade as a training force. the security of the United States." Caribbean. Carter noted the Soviet insistence that their troops are occupied in training and "can do In recent weeks, Carter had said the United States would act on its own to change the "JUST RECENTLY." CARTER said, "American intelligence obtained persuasive nothing more." situation if no agreement could be reached with the Soviets. On one such occasion, he said, evidence that some of these forces had been organized into a combat unit." But the president said that "just recently, American intelligence obtained persuasive "The status quo is not acceptable. It was understood that the Soviet assurances Carter cited were dealth with in a personal intelligence evidence that these Soviet forces have been organized into a combat unit." exchange last week between Carter and Brezhnev. He said experts believe "this unit had existed for several years, probably since the CALLING ANEW ON the Senate to ratify the Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty, the Carter sent a message to Brezhnev last Tuesday, it was learned, and the Russian leader mid 1970s, and possibly even longer." president said rejection of SALT II "would seriously compromise our nation's peace and replied on Thursday. Carter acknowledged that the brigade presents no "direct threat to us." He said it has no security" and leave allies in Europe "confused and deeply alarmed." The issue concerning Soviet troops in Cuba has delayed Senate consideration of the airborne or seaborne capability. In the text of his nationally broadcast speech Monday night, Carter said Soviet officials SALT II accord, signed by Carter and Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev in Vienna. Earlier, Sen. Frank Church, chairperson of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, insisted to him that the brigade is a training unit, and not a combat unit. He said Soviet Carter's speech was an effort to remove the roadblock and urge Senate approval of the met with the president for a half hour briefing on Carter's speech. The Idaho Democrat officials had indicated "they will not change its function or status as a training center." accord. said he thought SALT II could be salvaged. "We understand this to mean that they do not intend to enlarge the unit, or give it Carter described the following steps that he was taking to bolster the U.S. presence in additional capabilities," Carter said. the Caribbean. "I THINK WE can salvage the SALT treaty, and I'm looking for a way to do it," Church The president also reported assurances that the Soviet personnel on the island "will not • "We will monitor the status of the Soviet forces by increased surveillance of Cuba." said. "I don't think that SALT is scuttled. I believe that a way can be worked out that is be a threat to the U.S., or to any other nation." • "I am establishing a permanent full time Caribbean Joint Task Force Headquarters at satisfactory to the Senate." Soviet officials have insisted publicly for weeks that the Russian troops in Cuba are not a Key West, Fla.," which "will substantially improve our capability to monitor and respond Carter, who was marking his 55th birthday, postponed his only scheduled appointment combat brigade, and that they have been there for years. Carter confirmed that U.S. rapidly to any attempted military encroachment in the region." Monday to work on his address. GIDDINGS SETS .15 TDEADLINE CO Marathon talks resume By ROLAND WILKERSON AT THE HEARING, Camille Aboud, a State News Staff Writer spokesperson for a group of citizens and Striking Lansing teachers and the Board business people, said his group hoped Teachers met Sept. 27 at the Lansing of Education, still unable to reach a contract Giddings would delay legal action and give Civic Center and an overwhelming majority agreement, were ordered to resume con¬ the negotiations a second chance. of teachers decided to stay out of the tract talks Monday afternoon. Aboud said the current situation was classroom until they had reached a tenta¬ Noting that the teams met for less than "unacceptable" and added that his group tive contract agreement. would be monitoring progress of contract five hours since Thursday, Circuit Court At the Sept. 26 hearing, Giddings talks. Judge James Giddings ordered the two appointed Daniel Kruger, an MSU labor groups to continue negotiations beginning Maggie Blair, the Lansing mother, who and economics professor, to be "master" at 5 p.m. Monday. along with four other parents filed a suit to over negotiations between the teachers and reopen the schools, said she was very the board. He later added that he would either pleased with the ruling. She voiced hopes attend the meeting or be nearby as the that an agreement could be reached soon. Giddings also set an Oct. 15 deadline for negotiations continued. The show-cause hearing adjourned at 5 the ratification of a contract. He said that if Giddings made the statement at a p.m. Monday and is scheduled to resume at he determined the board was not bargain¬ show-cause hearing to determine if Lansing 1:30 p.m. today. ing in good faith, that he might lift the teachers, who have been on strike for four GIDDINGS ORDERED THE teachers injunction. weeks, were in contempt of court for back to school last week after determining Issues still unsettled include a cost of defying his order that they were to return that they were on strike, in the legal sense living allowance, grievance procedures and to the classroom by Sept. 28. of the word, and that "irreparable harm" classroom size. Pope speaks to Boston crowds; asks choice of love over 4' By HARRY F. ROSENTHAL neighborhoods that represent Boston's — Mass., blared a welcome and waved flags of Associated Press Writer and the nation's — diversity. red, white and blue stripes. Kent Carpenter, left, and Alice Martin sit in front of the house they and friends have lived in for four years. BOSTON Pope John Paul II opened a This is the nation's second-largest Catho¬ — The pope, emerging from the jet in a Because the new owners want possession of the house for personal use, the evicted tenants and their pastoral visit to his divided American flock lic diocese. More than two million of the brilliant red robe, kneeled at the bottom of possessions must go. Monday, raising a shepherd's crozier to area's 5.7 million residents are Catholics. the ramp and kissed American ground, as a bless a drenched but ecstatic Boston. He Waving flags of papal gold and white, reception group of 400 church and govern¬ had words of praise and friendship-but crowds a dozen deep along the sidewalks ment leaders cheered and applauded. NEW OWNERS RENT warnings, too, for this rich and troubled shouted "Viva il papa!" as the motorcade nation. passed through the Italian North End. FIRST LADY ROSALYN CARTER wel held aloft it whisked, too, Eviction sale caused Rosaries lease "I greet you, were as by America the Beautiful," the corned John Paul II for the week-long tour pope told a cheering throng in Boston Common in the first major address of his through Irish "Southie" ad the Hispanic section of the South End. Gold and white were everywhere when that will also take him to New York, Philadelphia, Des Moines, Chicago and no six-city U.S. tour. "I want to tell everyone By DEBBIE (REEMERS included in those plans, Cooper said. notice for failure to pay rent due Sept. 15. the pontiff landed at the airport after a Washington. that the pope is your friend." State News Staff Writer "We didn't expect it," Alice Martin, a "We welcome you to our country with Although Hinz and Wickens did not actually He hailed America as a free and generous three-day visit to Ireland. The eviction sale at 236 River St. does not The pope's Aer Lingus jumbo jet, the "St. love," she told him. "We Americans of previous tenant said, "especially not from buy the house until Sept. 24, the sale land, but said its youth was being lured include the lease to the house, which is why someone we thought was a friend. We included rent for the month of September. from religion to the empty "escape" of Patrick," set down at 2:49 p.m. EDT, as a every faith have come to love you in a very plants are going for 50»f a pot. partied together." The eviction notice states the new sexual pleasure, drugs, violence and indif band from St. Ann's parish in Neponset, special way." The house, occupied by George Cooper Hinz said he hoped there were no hard owners want the house for their own ference. and various friends the past over four feelings, but said he assumed from conver purposes. "I propose to you the option of love, years, is being taken over by the new sations with Cooper that he would not stay which is the opposite of escape," the pontiff owners, who want the house for their because of the higher rent, which he said Wickens said the house needs a lot of said, amid historic a common downpour that had turned the into a sea of mud. State Dems urged to adopt personal use. The tenants do not have a lease, which is was necessary to avoid a dollar loss on the "The bathroom is in poor shape, car¬ the key to the bumped tenants' problems, peting and windows need to be replaced, AS MANY AS 400,000 people crowded Yvonne Nanasi, director of the Tenants COOPER HAS AN Irish Setter named and plaster is falling," he said. "My the park, waving flags, banners, handker¬ chiefs and whatever else was available as Partisan caucus system Resource Center, said. Misty who was raised as a pup in the house. payments on the house are more than the rent they are paying." "When you don't have a lease you can be Hinz said he also told Cooper the dog would the pope, dressed in white and gold, raised By United Press International given one rental period's notice to vacate have to go under a "no pets" policy he was Wickens and Hinz said they have given his arms in blessing. With the deadline passed for compromise on Michigan's presidential primary, top the premises," Nanasi said. the tenants a three-week grace period — enforcing. The crowds had stood under umbrellas, Democrats said Monday they will urge the state party to switch to a system of partisan The owners served the tenants with a rent free — to get out. The eviction date is singing while they waited for the pontiff, caucuses starting next April 26. COOPER SAYS HE never felt the need 30-day notice to vacate and a seven day Oct. 7, Wickens said. who landed at Boston's Logan Airport in The recommendation which came from the party's affirmative action committee will be for a lease before. mid-afternoon. His motorcade from the considered by the state Democratic party's central committee at its Oct. 15 meeting in We had a gentlemen's agreement with airport ran about 40 minutes late, but when Muskegon. the man who owned the houses, and never he finally approached along Beacon Street, The affirmative action panel, which includes all of the top state party officers, is felt the need for a signed contract," Cooper standing in an open car, his arms out¬ stretched, the throng broke into shouts and charged with promoting broad participation in the party's delegation selection process. State party chairperson Morley Winograd said it will be impossible for Democrat? to said. The house, landscaped with flowers and a Academic Council meets cheers. pick convention delegates in the regular May primary because lawmakers and Gov. garden in the backyard, was maintained by Umbrellas were lowered as the stirring William G. Milliken have been unable to agree on needed changes in the election. the tenants, Cooper said. The Academic Council will meet today at 3:15 in the Con Con Room at the hymn "Praise to the Lord, the Almighty" New national Democratic rules refuse to recognize the results of primaries such as "We painted the inside, cleaned carpets International Center. signaled the pope's arrival. He stood on the Michigan's that allow cross over voting. and landscaped," he said. At the meeting, the president and provost will address the council and there will be altar, brightly spotlighted against the dusk, Measures to partially close Michigan's primary have met with stiff resistance in the The rent was $240 a month for four an Executive Committee Report. and began the mass: "In the name of the Legislature. persons. Also on the agenda will be the University Committee on Curriculum Report, a Status Father and of the Son and of the Holy The party had set a deadline of Oct. 1 for resolving the dispute. The new owners, Pete Hinz, a recent Ghost." Report on General Education Policy and a resolution concerning parking, towing and Michigan will send 141 delegates and 74 alternates to the Democratic National MSU accounting and financial administra¬ other public safety issues. The motorcade had changed its route to Convention in 1980. Of those, 95 delegates will be chosen in congresssional districts, 13 tion graduate, and Stephen Wickens, a The Academic Council is part of the MSU academic governance system, which is avoid a demonstration by an estimated will be "add-on" delegates chosen from among party leaders and 32 will be selected residential and commercial builder, plan to involved in setting academic policy and some University policy. 1,000 persons; protesting the shooting of a at-large by the central committee. raise the rent substantially. black youth at a football practice Friday. Under the caucus system, all Michigan Democrats and persons elected as Democratic It is composed of members from the Faculty Council, the Appointed Council, the The pope had spoken of the city's racial precinct delegates in 1978 are eligible to attend party caucuses April 26 and register their "WE'VE ESTIMATED 1125 to $150 per Student Council, designated members of Academic Council Standing Committees, the problems in a visit to Holy Cross Cathedral preference for a presidential hopeful or declare themselves undecided. person per month," Hinz said. Steering Committee, the president and the provost. en route to the common, noting that "people Each congressional district's delegates will be divided among the candidates based on Wickens said the house can hold five, but The Academic Council meets at least twice a month during the academic year and the of all races, colors and creeds . . . have the preference vote. Add-on delegates will be selected by national delegates chosen in the Cooper said he believes the owners will try Steering Committee sets the agenda. created workable solutions." districts. to fit in six or seven tenants. The Council considers all matters brought before it by the Steering Committee, The preference balloting will be held in congressional district caucuses in the Detroit Cooper said he believes this because Hinz president or provost. It participates in all major issues relating to educational policy THOUSANDS LINED THE city's nar their next-door neighbor for three and may consult on any other matter concerning the welfare of MSU. metropolitan area and in county caucuses in outstate areas. was row streets as the pontiffs motorcade Delegates from congressional districts will be selected the same day in the Detoit area years, and discussed his plans for the house drove from Logan Airport, passing through and the next week in outstate areas. with him. The current tenants were not 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing. Michigan Tuesday, October 2, 1979 SENA ACTIO) TE OS DEEDED State News Wire Digest Emergency By JAY PERKINS measure put on hold sure before Tuesday. That Associated Press Writer would toss the bill back to the long the impasse would have to making purchases, awarding continue before it would affect contracts and WASHINGTON - An emer House for action, and put new approving most gency measure designed to any of those operations. administrative expenses. He public pressure on congress AS A RESULT, a new Fiscal said the department has a $1.5 keep the government fully members to act. year began Monday with no THE TRANSPORTATION million working capital fund it functioning and to revoke a 12.9 Senate leaders predicted that decision by Congress on opera¬ FoCUSiWoRLD percent gressmembers pay raise for and con the new bill would rescind the ting funds for major govern¬ DEPARTMENT ordered its top administrators to curtail all can vices tap to keep essential going. ser¬ top-level 12.9 percent pay hike — which ment agencies — the Housing non-essential activities. federal Acting A spokesperson for the employees headed automatically went into effect and Urban Development, toward Senate action Monday. at Deputy Secretary Linda Kamm Department of Housing and International midnight Sunday so Labor, Agriculture and Trans¬ account may be established The bill would provide opera congressmembers would get — portation departments, in addi¬ said this would delay release of some grants, "contracts not Urban new Development said grants and loans for all ting funds for some of the nothing. The House had wanted tion to Defense and HEW. nation's biggest government to allow a 5.5 percent pay raise. absolutely required for the housing are "dead in their BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (AP) — Finance In a statement issued afterward, the Authority for those depart¬ operation of the department," agencies — including the De¬ tracks," including funds for ministers from 138 nations committee said The Senate bill also was ments to disburse funds techni¬ agreed a substitution account if fense Department and the De¬ some travel and new hirings housing of the elderly and Monday night to give priority attention' properly designed, could contribute expected to reduce the 12.9 cally expired at midnight Sun¬ and promotions. rental housing assistance. He to an partment of Health, Education to establishing an international account percent hike for some 22,000 day when the new fiscal year Labor Department said the department is "still improvement of the international mon¬ and Welfare which techni¬ spokes¬ for deposits of surplus dollars from the — top bureaucrats to 5.5 percent started. person John Leslie said the etary system and could constitute a step cally ran out of money at or perhaps to trying to figure out a way so nothing. How¬ However, House and Senate department has world financial system. toward making the Special Drawing Right midnight Sunday. For now, the ever, the pay raise for some 900 officials indicated the depart stopped employees can be paid." Approval for creation of the so-called the principal reserve asset in the departments are getting by on federal judges cannot be rolled ments had enough funds left substitution account was reached during system.'' money left over from the fiscal back, since the Constitution over from the just-ended fiscal year that ended Sunday. o day-long meeting of the International Monetary Fund's policy-making Interim The SDR is the special money based on the relative values of a number of But the chances for quick action on the new money bill prohibits lowering the sitting judge. pay of a year to least a keep functioning for at week or so, although 1980 Census ask Committee currencies that was created by the IMF in And, the Senate bill was some programs might be Treasury Secretary G. William Miller, 1969 to replace gold and is issued to IMF appeared slim. The House expected to contain more impaired. who headed the American delegation, said he was satisfied absolutely'' with member nations. Dollars deposited with the account would be exchanged for new began a 10-day recess Friday, and House officials said there was "no chance" the House liberal restrictions on federal financing of abortions than those approved by the House. HEW officials said the im¬ passe would have no effect on the Supplementary Security nothing too personal By RANDOLPH E. SCHMID the outcome of the deliberations. assets denominated in SDRs. would give up its holiday to The House had attempted to Income checks due for payment Associated Press Writer return to Washington to act on write strict limitations on abor¬ Monday or the Social Security WASHINGTON — The Census Bureau has decided that it the bill. tion funding into an earlier just checks and black lung disability doesn't need to know how many left-handed American pet-owners Panama has peaceful Canal celebration version of the funding bill — checks to be paid Oct. 3. Aid to snore. SENATE MAJORITY limitations the Senate has Families with Dependent Chil¬ When the Bureau takes its 20th national head count next LEADER Robert Byrd, D-W. April rejected repeatedly. That, dren checks also would be paid the statisticians will be striving to learn not just how many of you BALBOA, Panama (AP) The Pana¬ Aristides Royo declared: From this Va., said he hoped the Senate together with the pay raise and on time, they said. are out there, but what you're like and how you live. manian flag was raised over the former moment on, the Panamanian could pass the emergency mea¬ the House's decision to recess, flag will fly There was no word on how There are some things, however, that won't be asked. Canal Zone Monday. Hundreds of thou¬ above Ancon Hill and Panama begins to Special-interest groups ranging from the poor to the handi¬ sands of Panamanians marched in for a exercise jurisdiction over its entire capped to American Indians each has a need for special look and for ceremonies marking the end territory. information and a desire to get it in convenient form. of 75 years of American jurisdiction. This means that in the decade it has The Panamanian will spent preparing for the 1980 no longer be the bureau There were no reports of the violence census, was under constant pressure to ask this or that some U.S. residents had feared as an judged by foreign laws in his own nation question, get such and such a piece of information. Now there is no estimated quarter-million Panamanians country within a country. Now the Canal Zone has been erased and AND THE ANSWERS are of more than academic interest: surged toward a zone airfield for a millions of dollars in federal and other transfer ceremony attended by Pana only remains as a bad memory in the money for groups and annals of history.'' municipalities depend on the count. manian leaders, Vice President Mondale The Constitution requires a head count of the and Latin American heads of state. people, the added some The 10-mile-by-50-mile zone, whose questions are a look at the characteristics of the population, During the ceremony under a blazing existence ended at midnight Sunday, explained bureau spokesperson Henry Smith. sun at Albrook Airfield, President divided the country of Panama in half. But, he added, "The questions have to have some relationship with an identifiable national interest. We don't ask your religion, or who you sleep with or whether you have a pet." More than 70 meetings were held across the Focus;IMation views on what 1980's questionnaire should ask, and these country to solicit meetings, starting in 1974, led to several changes in the forms. RAY BANCROFT OF the bureau reported that among the Highway patrol vacates post in Texas questions urged at these sessions, but rejected, included whether a person is left-handed, whether you snore, whether you own pets or a horse, what type of leisure activities you engage in and your sexual perference. JOURDANTON, Texas (AP) The Rodriguez, 26, by Monday. The DPS Still, in each census year there are complaints that some Department of Public Safety vacated its refused to go along with the county's questions are too personal. Bureau officials emphasize, however, six-man command post in Atascosa demands and allowed the six troopers to that they are asked for statistical reasons and individual responses County Monday rather than give in to vacate the post. are kept completely confidential. county demands to transfer two officers The 1980 census will ask 19 questions of every American, seven credited with a crackdown on drunken Conaway, 32, who is black, and population questions and a dozen queries about housing. Bureau driving. The crackdown led to the arrest Rodriguez, 26, a Mexican-American experts say it should take about 15 minutes to fill out the form. were credited of two politicians' sons. by their superiors with o One American in six — more in rural areas — will get a longer crackdown on drunken drivers that has form that should take about 45 minutes to The troopers suspended routine complete. It has an cut the extra 20 housing and 26 personal questions. patrols and said they would answer only county's traffic death rate in half this year. emergency calls in the county. The county commissioners, citing That effort also resulted in drunken harassment," had threatened to evict driving charges against a son of Commis the state police from the county-owned sioner Smith Tausch, who sponsored the command post unless the DPS transfer Sept. 19 eviction resolution, and a son of red officers Earl Conaway, 32, and Albert Pleasanton Mayor Travis Hall. Supreme Court to decide risky work ease WASHINGTON (AP) The Supreme workers who base their refusals to Court said Monday it will decide whether perform a task based on a belief that it workers have a right, free from an presents an immediate danger of death employers retaliation, to refuse work they feel is too hazardous. The important worker safety case was or and serious Health injury. A section of the Act Occupational Safety of 1970 states that RADIO FEE FUND Undergraduate students living on campus in an under 1979-80 brought to the high court by the Whirlpool employers cannot discharge or discrim¬ The 1979-80 M.S.U. Ad Club will meet inate graduate residence hall who do not wish to use the Wednesday, Corp. sued by the government after it against employees who file safety services provided by the Michigan State Radio Net¬ October 3 at 7:00 PM in the green room of the Student took disciplinary action against two complaints against them. A Labor De¬ work and its WBRS, WMCD, WMSN stations may Union Building. All interested students workers at its household appliance partment regulation implementing that receive a refund of their $1.00 radio fee by coming to are encouraged section of the act spelled out workers to attend. Find out what's in store for you—in factory in Marion, Ohio. Room 8 Student Services Bldg. between 10a.m.-5p.m. the new who refuse to perform assigned tasks are 1979-80 Ad Club. For more information contact Neil At issue is whether federal law and Monday, Oct. 1 through Friday, Oct. 5. Please bring protected, under certoin conditions, fee receipt and I D. cards to obtain refund. Swiacki 337-0528. regulation bar employer action against against retaliation. Cancer cases linked to chemical PCP cases LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) under study near an central Kentucky may be chemical wood Some cancer Army base in related to a preservative used on on ammunition Army Depot cases at near the Blue Grass Richmond, Ky. The EPA study, being conducted epidemiologist at the University of Miami by an MP ammunition boxes, the Louisville Medical School, is Courier-Journal says. But the newspaper not complete. ★ SPECIALS* quoted a source as The newspaper quotes an unidentified saying the study found one of the most federal researcher as saying the pre¬ substantial clusters of cancer" of the TUESDAY servative, known or PCP, was a common as pentachlorophenol factor in several of approximately 50 such investigations with which the source was familiar. 122-TOAST Ql THE TOWN NK.HT the 120 cases of cancer under study by the The paper said preliminary Sftff All liquor, Beer & Wine Zi price findings did Environmental Protection Agency. not show how the chemical mm i might cause WEDNESDAY The chemical is used as a preservative ft&tt ARE YOU READY FOR TAKE OFF WITH mm MUQCpERSMAPNE^ f£«t All Mugs of Bivr price Owner says officials responsible in dog death THURSDAY MSU FLYING CLUB Your University Flying Club? MIAMI (AP) Sue Yodice, whose day. This was one of my children. You &Sfr If Yes, write P.O. Box 287, E. 13-year-old dog was killed by animal know, after you have a dog 13 years he's VMgfii Lansing, control officials shortly after its arrival at part of your family. mwk All Pitchers Zi price or call Jewett Airport, Mason, 676-5623. the Dade County Animal Shelter, wqnts a Animal Control Division officials said SPECIALS EIRE UP AT 8:00 P M county law adopted to make officials personally responsible for such acts. they Storm's followed case. proper procedure in A RUN AI I Nit,Hi I ONG Introductory Meeting Wed., Oct. 3 Storm, a Shetland sheep dog, was put The only slip-up was that the vet (who 8:30 p.m., Room 332 Union Bldg. to sleep a half-hour after he arrived at examined Storm) wasn't licensed in Wt BAN* FOXX •TWO 1976 CHEROKEE CRUISERS the shelter. He died last month while Florida." said Ronald Petty, director of Yodice was on the telephone trying to the division. •ONE 1976 CHEROKEE WARRIOR (IFR) find out about a lost-dog report she had Petty said Storm didn't have a license $1.00 OFF •ONE CESSNA SKYHAWK (IFR) filed. and was picked up on the loose in ON ANY DEEP DISH PIZZA I went hysterical, Yodice said Mon¬ violation of a county leash law w/coupon good Tues, Wed & Thurs; 10/2, 3 & •GROUND SCHOOL 4. •PRIMARY AND ADVANCED FLIGHT INSTRUCTION Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday. October 2, 1979 3 Rape counseling needed By MOLLY MIKA women who voiced their con¬ about rape and women must be questions women raise in State News Staff Writer my cerns w about rape ^ ^ on campus ^ encouraged to take self-defense class. It's a language of male Spring term of her freshman before a capacity crowd of 100 instruction. dominance and aggression." at MCI T r ' tar year at MSU, Carol1 a went to a. . .... in Kellogg Center's ~ Lincoln "The problem with present "Women are very trusting party given by some class¬ Room Thursday night. education efforts is that warn¬ and open. They need to have a mates. After a few hours, a "Women get threats from ings are directed to women much more skeptical attitude." friend from her residence hall their attackers, such as 'I know asked if he could walk home only," she said. where you live, who you "The burden of education is SHARING HER VIEW tin'fR ' with her. .. . . even if you don't know me.' " on the shoulders of the victim. POINT was Joan Nelson, a "He was a friend of mine she said. . . . No attempt is made to educate self-defense instructor at Lan someone I trusted," she said. "Women also fear the sys¬ men on the causes, consequen¬ sing Communitity College. They went to his room. There tem. They hear so much about ces and meaning of rape, when "In this culture, we raise she found her "friend" holding a the callousness of police, prose¬ only men can stop rape." little rapists, we raise little knife. That friend raped her. cutors and medical people." "As a woman, I'm concerned victims. Women learn how to Carol said being raped shat¬ Windeshmin said she hears that I can't work in my office at behave like victims by learning tered her. She felt betrayed rape victims say they would night and I won't schedule passivity." and incapable of judging who have come to her sooner but classes at night without ar¬ Nelson told the Committee was dangerous. they were afraid of being ranging rides for the women in that our culture is dangerous treated badly. my class since my friends have "I and cited statistics released by FELT VERY afraid Windeshmin said a rape vic¬ been raped," she said. the FBI showing that one in because he was living in the tim also fears the reactions of three persons are victims of same dorm," she said. "I didn't family and friends, because she "AS A TEACHER, I'm con¬ know what to do besides lock assault; one in four are victims feels shame in talking about a cerned about the ignorance of of beatings; one in four are ing the door and barring the humiliating sexual experience. sexual assault on the campus. victims of sexual abuse and four window. I stayed in my room The victim also feels guilt, "Students accept the idea of five women are subjected to for three days. My roommate especially if she was hitchhik¬ that women who go to the bars sexual harassment. brought me food from Mc¬ ing or in some other dangerous are asking for trouble," she Donald's. "This is why self-defense is situation. said. "Where is our freedom of "We were in the same class movement? Men who believe every woman's right," she said. and we had mutual friends, so I CAROL'S REACTION IS "It's a serious, practical skill that are denying responsibility couldn't go back to class. I got a for rape," she said. that teaches you awareness, typical of other women who low grade because I missed the know their prevention and preparedness. rapist, said Another MSU professor said final." Windeshmin. You develop the judgment and learning self-defense is an ex Carol told the Board of "If the is assaulted self-confidence needed to res¬ woman by tremely rewarding, healthy ex¬ Trustees Health Committee someone she knows, the woman perience and urged the commit pond in a crisis situation," she last Thursday about being feels said. guilt and betrayal. If the tee to provide free instruction raped, to stress the need for a woman is assaulted by a stran¬ to MSU women. The presentation before the rape crisis center at MSU. ger, she feels fear, anger and Dr. Eileen VanTassell, pro¬ Board of Trustees was organ "I didn't know where to go," fessor of natural science, who ized by Jan Leland, a rape outrage. she said. "There was no identi¬ Windeshmin said rape vic¬ has developed and taught education instructor who last fiable rape center at MSU, and tims should get help immediate¬ courses on sex differences, said year authored the proposal for It looks as though something is more interesting than practicing the t I didn't want to struggle ly, while the feelings are close most college students don't a rape counselor and possibly a a while at the band practice field by the Sports Circle Monday. through the bureaucracy at to the surface and it is easiest have any understanding of the rape counseling center at MSU. MSU to track it down." to vent anger. real world. President Cecil Mackey Carol, 24, told the committee Dr. Katherine See, MSU "There is an incredibly cal¬ heard the presentation and is if she were raped today, there James Madison College profes¬ lous attitude of college men expected to make recommenda would still be nowhere to go. CAROL IS PART of the sor, and told the committee men must women be educated concerning sex differences. I hear very hostile comments to tions to the Board of Trustees later this month. Stats show millions of veterans majority of victims who would rather go to an identified center than to the police, said Diane still eligible for GI Bill benefits Windeshmin, Domestic Abuse Coordinator and rape counselor for the Ingham County Prose¬ New governance due? B> MICHAEL VEH State News Staff Writer part time schtrnling and may be used at all lev els of education. as Zimmerman said that as many 2,600 veterans used the GI cutor's office. By SUE ROBACH Nearly five million Vietnam The GI Bill ( iffers veterans 45 DURING SPRING TERM of Rill during the peak in the Windeshmin was one of 10 to move proposals through the Committee, said that the last veterans are still eligible for months of edu< •ational or on-the years State News Staff Writer time the academic governance 1979, 733 veterans and 150 early 1970s. system." GI Bill educational benefits, The academic governance job training, !$725 a semester dependents attended classes at system was re-evaluated was system has been considered THE PROPOSED REVI in 1973. according to Veterans Admini through VA's work study pro MSU through the Gl Bill. VA predicts that by early Mall issue, cumbersome and slow by SION to the Interim Faculty "Now we must reassess stration statistics. Veterans lose their eligibility gram. $825 in t utorial assistance and $2,500 in Itiw-interest loans. "We have only about 63 to 65 used their 19Hli the t()la| number ()f Viet many in past years, and finally Grievance Procedure is one what we really want to ac¬ nam veterans using the educa for GI Bill educational benefits based on finan cial need. a re-evaluation of the system such example. complish in the system," he benefits," said Dan Zimmerman tional benefits will have sur .10 years E.L. audit has been proposed to hasten the process. Since Council 1972, the Faculty and adminsitration were from the date they discharged. Veterans w ho have begun their training hut have not of the MSU office of VA. "And the number is dropping". passed the number of World War II veterans who used them. At the Faculty Council The VA estimates that nearly completed it by the 10 year have been working on a MANDERSCHEID SAII) 900,000 veterans will loose their e will lose their meeting last Tuesday, Presi¬ revision to the Interim Facul¬ THAT one of the major prob¬ are topics dent Cecil Mackey suggested ty Grievance Procedure im¬ lems with the present system eligibility beginning Oct. 1, right to VA payments. No The East Lansing annual that "it would be worthwhile to look at the effectiveness of plemented that year. That proposal has been halted at lies in disagreement over the distribution of power among 1980. Most veterans should have retroactive payments are avail •rent laws. Women's Resource the system, and see if it meets been informed of their educa The veteran 's dependents are financial report and the Dayton the administrative level, after faculty members and adminis tional benefits during "out pro also eligible f( >r benefits under Hudson proposal are two items to be discussed at the City the needs of the University." Some of the areas of major being approved by the Facul¬ ty Council this summer. trators. "The president's suggestion cessing," Michael Bellrose of the campus VA office said, but many the GI Bill. If the veter an is disabled or Center series begins Council meeting at 7:30 tonight, concern are the long periods of The revision to the Student was a refreshing breath of ignore the pamphlets given to has died as a iresult of military The Women's Resource 1979-80." 950 Abbott Road. time it takes to move a Instructional Rating System air,' said C. Patric "Lash" them. service, the V/i will usually pay ('enter will begin its fall term Linda Forrest from the The annua! audit report will proposal through the system, (SIRS) forms is another Larrowe, faculty grievance series of noonday discussions on be increased faculty participation official. up to $270 per month to educate Counseling Center and Karen presented by a partner with example. VETERANS EDUCA the spouse, wi dow or widower, Wednesday. Karelious Schumacher, coor Ernst & and administrative authority. The forms, instituted this Whinney, the city's The Board of Trustees and TIONAL BENEFITS can be and each son and daughter, dinator of the Women's Re¬ The academic governance independent audit firm, Coun- year, took about two years to the Administration want full The discussion for that day is Center, will speak from cilmember Joan Hunault said system is involved in setting be revised and approved applied to nearly all full and bevond the siccondarv school source by faculty participation in aca entitled "Directions of the to 1 p.m. university policy and academic the Academic Council. noon in 150 Student Monday. demic governance, Ferency Women's Resource Center, Services Bldg. At the meeting, Council will policy. However, there are two said. "If the faculty is going to probably set Oct. 23 as the date sides to the issue. for another public hearing on the rezoning ordinance request¬ THE GOVERNANCE SYSTEM is composed of the Certain procedures are time consuming and deliberate voice policy, an opinion on we university have to do it Oct. 9 E.L. is voter FREE RIDE JREERIDE_ Academic Senate, the Steer¬ through the Faculty Council ed by Dayton Hudson Proper because the committees want and various committees." he ties, Hunault said. The move would follow the East Lansing Planning Com¬ ing Committee of Academic Council which includes mem bers of the Faculty Council, to be absolutely sure about the decisions they make," said Zolton Ferency, associate pro said. "On the other hand, if they regis t noitar tie a tlI in e MONDAY TDESDAY the Student Council, and de¬ fessor of criminal justice. want to abolish faculty partici¬ East Lansing residents must register by Oct. 9 to be eligible to mission's unanimous recom¬ vote in the Nov. 6 city election. mendation Sept. 26 to adopt the signated members of the pation. they could go to the Academic Council Standing Residents of East Lansing may register from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. in rezoning ordinance. THE SEARCH AND selec collective bargaining table the City Clerk's office in East Lansing City Hall or at any A public hearing on an ordin¬ Committees. tion process, used to select an and see where the faculty "I would like to see it official such as the president, stands on university policy," Secretary of State office. ance which would provide tax studied and re-evaluated," Individuals will also be going door to door every night through abatement for Deerpath Apart¬ is one such example, Ferency Ferency said. Provost Clarence L. Winder Oct. 9 to register students living in residence halls. ments, a proposed low and The Board of Trustees and said. "The present system At this time, the Nov. 6 ballot is scheduled to include the Dayton Lester Manderscheid, the Administration have to See moderate-income housing requires a long period of time Hudson proposal, East Lansing City Council candidates, a Grove Wednesday's development, will also be held chairperson of the Steering come to a decision, he added. Street parking ramp proposal, and the proposal to annex part of Paper for complete tonight. east campus from Meridan Township to East Lansing. rules. National consumer confidence ¥ lu W Ham 7pm ¥ dropping U-M By MICHAEL VEH State News Staff Writer Consumer confidence drop survey shows better off, the report said. The survey said more re¬ EARN CASH! Fri-Sat H am 5pm Bring I D ** ¥ ped sharply during May to August, a University of Michi¬ WERE THE RESPONDENTS spondents frequently reported hearing unfavorable changes in business conditions and many WHILE SAVING LIVES ¥ scientifically chosen gan quarterly survey of con¬ from a cross section of people reported growing signs of a ¥ How? ¥ sumer attitudes reported. representing all major portions slowdown in the economy. The latest drop in confidence of the population, Gil Goodwin The report also showed con is part of a steady two-year of the U-M Information Service sumer confidence near the ¥ drop, which accompanies cur¬ office said. lowest level ever recorded re ¥ rent declines in consumer sales Survey Director Richard T. garding government economic Come in and relax in our comfortable reclining c hairs and ¥ of automobiles and other large Curtin said in his report that policies to fight inflation and items. although the decline has been unemployment. enjoy your favorite music while you donate life giving plasma. ¥ The August survey repre sents a nationwide sample of steep and widespread, the over all decline "has been less severe Automobile buying attitudes ¥ 1,212 respondents who rated than prior to the last recession were largely unchanged from May, the report said, but 2 You can earn $18.00 per week S8.00 for your first ¥ the index of consumer senti¬ due to the impact of buy in- percent below 1978 levels. donation, $10.00 with your second donation the same, ¥ ment at 64.5, down 14 points advance psychology." The survey rated market If people are convinced that conditions for houses unfavor ¥ from 1978 and down 23 points from 1977. able and said rising interest week. AND you will also receive a free physical with ¥ prices are going to continue to The ratings are based on a rise, Goodwin said, they think it rates have contributed to the 100 point scale with 100 being makes more sense to buy now, decline. over $60.'of free lab tests. ¥ before prices go up even higher. The report also said the Correction The U-M report said personal financial attitudes improved amount after taxes of spendable income being placed into Come to If you Bring this coupon you'll recieve an additional *4 $4* * . slightly during the latest savings has remained below 6 * The deadline for voter regis¬ tration in Meridian Township quarter but still remain near record-low levels. Of all families surveyed, 38 percent since late 1976. "During the second half of 1979 and early 1980, continued AMERICAN PLASMA DONORS * was incorrectly reported in percent reported they were cutbacks in consumer spending Across From Coral Gables * Monday's State News. The "worse off' financially while 33 will result in deadline for voter registration percent said thev were "better savings rates 2827 Gr. River Ave. Fast Lansing. NEW DONORS * moving above the 6 percent for the Nov. 6 election re¬ off." level." Curtin said. TU-W HAM -700PM ONLY * garding the annexation of parts "In contrast, from 1970 to of East Complex Residence Halls to East Lansing is Oct. 9. TWENTY FIVE PERCENT of the families expected to be 1975, the quarterly saving rate felt below 6 percent only once," _ F Sat HAM-5PM This coupon expires Oct. 31 $4* worse off next year rather than Curtin added. □pinion JAY F. FLETCHER Pay hike in '81 a shrouded issue The Republican vote Auction off MSU The nation's Congress gave some support to the credibility of the current recession with their recent plans to increase House salaries from is nearing extinction for $57,500 to $60,700 a year. Though the bill is expected to pass both a good drunk houses of Congress with little opposition, the Senate has attached an There are very few things I like about the line at the beginning of Nixon's second term After thinking about the amendment to the bill prohibiting the pay hike from going into effect changing of the seasons, especially the shift in office? fate, it would not be Republic Party's such a foolish and better seats from summer to fall. The leaves start to Politics i until 1981, after the 1980 Congressional elections. are always filled with hypocritical adventure to support them. If you were turn, the days get shorter and the students statements and ironies. Republicans claim $ Most Congressmembers claim their pay hike is absolutely necessary, know that midterms and finals are not too drowning, wouldn't you want some innocent When I learned that MSU intended to they are looking for a young candidate to fool to throw you a life preserver? To be an | a point many outsiders see as well taken. Nonetheless, there is no far around the corner. Also lurking in the spark the country and give it the sense of enlightened voter, you have to address the build a Football Training Facility this >2 excuse for a pay hike to be shrouded and future is the horrible winter, which will pushed through the Congress direction so urgently needed. Does this facts of political life. First, don't summer, I thought it was bomb. "What a fortunately support *j! as this one may well be. remove the bikes from the paths and make life a lot safer for all of us. mean that Ronald Reagan is out for 1980? After all, he is 68 years old and not candidates for their stance on the issues. break for learning," I cried. So, you can imagine how the recent proposal for adding getting You support candidates for the i.j| Wheneverajustifiablecause is carried out through sneaky cloakroom The best things autumn has to offer, and any younger. I would only hope this is not the image they portray. quality of $20 million worth of seats to Spartan i methods, only a fool would fail to be concerned with what is actually probably the only things I like are the the type Cowboy and Indian Stadium blew me away. But I was bummed of new, young candidate the fanatics of the late 1930's may come out of ; going on. (The move to enact the pay raise after the 1980 elections is political elections which seem to haunt us Republicans had in mind. the closet and cast their out when I heard later that we might have annually. This year may be the best political Do you sometimes have the unyielding support to wait five years before we start ■i sheer politicking at its best.) The average - meaning uninformed - feeling that for Ronald Reagan. You never know, this building display in quite some time, with democrats politics is nothing more than a re-cycling of because we're not sure if we have a winner .j American is supposed to think that receiving the pay hike in 1981 is a may be a major factor behind his winning trying to patch a split between south and a bunch of old stuffed-shirt businessowners the election. on our hands. * vote of support for the economic system. This is simply not so. north; hell and high water; Kennedy and and conservatives who have nothing better Secondly, you never vote for a true I Amidst a flurry of growing economic concerns, leadership and faith in Carter. to do with the waning years of their lives? Why don't we ever think boldly? I mean 5 Meanwhile, the Republicans are busy Republican, but you may vote for a person our economic system must come from Some candidates the we gotta want it, right? Washington if the nation is to Republicans are who is declared a Republican only if that putting on a first rate show of their own. scraping out of the woodworks incite great i confront its problems. Such person has democratic thoughts. Hey, let's Let's do this; Let's auction off the political conservatives as Ronald cause to wonder. For example, take Phillip face it, this is America, and Reagan, John Connally, and Phillip Crane Crane, a liberal's best friend. If you are being a Colleges of Business, Education, and En¬ t Perhaps the most substantial claim made by Congressmembers is that actually think they have a reasonable Republican isn't the trendy thing to do. gineering. Bidding will be lively, no doubt. v their current salary is inadequate to maintain two homes and willing to accept the fact that the country is For those of you who think life is What corporation wouldn't be proud to stay chance of winning the Republican nomina¬ shifting to the right, then Crane is your boring, meaningless and farcical, throw have our education college at its masthead? ; financially solvent. That may be true, after realizing one of those homes tion and going on to win the presidency. man. Having a number one ranking in the to Ronald your vote I must be in Washington D.C., a city with the second Some of these candidates have very poor Reagan. Your life will surely And if, by some act of God, the sale falls highest cost of living eyes of the American Conservative Union, change. Remember his speech on the perceptions of the future, however. Crane's flat, we'll toss in Arts and Letters. Ill ; in the nation. While philosophies are undoubtedly the Panama Canal treaty a couple of years ago? probably get some objections on that score, speaking to a bright-eyed crowd of most acceptable to this new right. His Well, in a few years you may find yourself but you gotta remember — it's a big college. .*• The Congressional interns this summer on perception of this new right is somewhere most dangerous aspect of the pay hike is that the Capitol Hill, Chairperson of the Republican fighting the Panamanians in some malaria So what if the buildings are old? With the ; Congressmembers are shrewdly increasing their already lofty power of just left of Neanderthal. Once again, this is infested trench defending a canal which will National Committee William Brock said the not the kind of right approach, I'm sure we could market image the Republican party inevitably be blown up by the Russians > incumbency. Some time ago, many Congressmembers lost their seats Republican party is dawning on a new era in needs to regain the strength it has lost over before you start to collect social them. Merging with a life insurance due to increasing fire from irate constituents who national politics. Didn't security company might be a good idea. disapproved of their we hear that classic the years. if social security is still around. — C quietly giving themselves pay hikes. Now with fewer weak spots which Sounds wild, doesn't it? Really, nothing » may be vulnerable to angry constituents, the members of Congress will change, except that we'll be loaded [ wield the intolerable power of running a campaign by almost solely after the auction. Those seats could be up I highlighting the power of incumbency. by next year. And if we have any extra cash, we'll blow our faces out at Dooley's. A study of the number of Congressmembers successfully re-elected Charles B. Fleetham will make this issue painfully clear. Should the House fail to receive their pay increase — the bill has Lansing yet to pass both chambers — they should keep in mind one very important thought: the prestige of being a Congressmen! ber does not entitle one to live an elitist's life. (Unfortunately, too many that in their Capitol Hill homes, many of which cost Congressmembers do just MSU should give upwards of $100,000. C'mon, Congress, let's not be hypocritical. Stick the taxpayers now, or leave us alone. students a break in the ticket line Call to Kelley is Upon receiving information pertaining to my request for Spartan football tickets. I eoUld not help but feel hostile towards the denial. Our team is the best in the area and a plea for service is on their way to the Rose bowl. denied such an educational experience in my freshman year upsets me greatly. Being When Perhaps as a freshman, I have no right to Ingham County recently asked Attorney General Frank J. speak out, but it is hard for me to fathom Kelley to become a third defendant in the dispute between the county how a stadium which holds some 70,000-plus and Meridian Township, it was a call for help. While the county may feel people does not have room enough to seat Kelley could help its case by revealing which law his office uses in such all those MSU students who would like to go and support their team. I realize that in a municipal disturbances, we feel the attorney general would be of service structure such as Jenison Fieldhouse it no matter who benefits. For Kelley's charge is the affairs of the state, would be impossible to house the entire and his refusal to become involved will not prevent the issue from student body; but this does not apply to the surfacing again. VIEWPOINT: ABORTION stadium. Meridian Township and Ingham County met an impasse in September If the football tickets do not go to the when the township asked courts to stop a special election, which would students, then to whom? Alumni and determine if East Lansing will annex parts of MSU which the township. Ingham County, using one law Meridian Township, thinking another applies to this currently lie in currently on the books, and special election, Contraceptive methods "scalpers?" I think MSU keeps forgeting its purpose, "the education of its students!" Granted, the University makes more money from selling tickets to alumni and they also now find themselves in court with a lawsuit. The Holmes and Owen Halls — complex tale of woe which effects many MSU students in Akers, Hubbard, McDonel, has already reached the status of a classic perform political tasks buy have more had refreshments, but the alumni their day as students. The University should be thoughtful enough not bureaucratic battle. By KATHRYN TRACY to allow people outside of MSU to infringe American, Mexican-American or black alternative to having a child and this on the education of As a government official and the state's most This letter is in response to Robert today's students. highly revered women. White doctors are all too willing to alternative is, thank God, very available opinion-maker, we understand that Kelley would much rather leave the Spira's letter entitled "Students — Beware keep these women from having children, and at least as safe as other alternatives, of sharp knives." From talking with women Tim Fossa decision up to the municipalities involved. But we also feel the even if they want to have them. There Tracy is legal who have had abortions as well as from are on MSU graduate in marketing B-l 12 Bryan of third world women who go interpretations of his office could shed a lot of light on this issue. This reading literature about abortions, I can to a doctor for health care and come out may not be one of the more glamorous testimonies of Kelley's career, but assure you that the dangers you speak of sterile - AGAINST THEIR WILL! The it is none the less an important one. His refusal to are usually not get involved with the present. I find the para same reasoning that tells doctors white issue will not expedite the resolution — on the graph you devoted to the dangers of contrary, it could mean a abortion totally repugnant. How can women want children, but don't know it, slew of court cases in the future. you tells them third world women DON'T want We also urge lawmakers to re-examine the two say you are not speaking against abortion? children, but don't know it. conflicting laws in the When you say to keep out of the situation I agree that abortion is not a pleasant case the Charter Township Act and the — Michigan Boundary of abortion as best you can, I assume you subject to talk about, but it is only one Commission guidelines — to try to determine which mandate will be are advocating birth control of one sort or among many unpleasant subjects having to Tuesday, October 2, 1979 used in the future. We know this will not be an easy task, but we feel it another. And of course, this task falls do with women's health care. If a woman Editorials are the opinions of the State News. must be done if situations like this are to be avoided. entirely on the woman most of the time. becomes pregnant, abortion is the one real Viewpoints, Which form of birth control would columns and letters are personal you opinions. suggest? The Pill? When you are given a Editorial Department prescription for the Pill, a large pamphlet is Crowded stadiums included, outlining the associated with this method. Would many dangers suggest an IUD? The medical world still you LETTER POLICY Editor-in-chief. Managing Editor Opinion Editor R W Robinson KyOwen JoyL Haenlein Photo Editor Entertainment S Book Editor Sports Editor Kim Vender Veer Bill Holdship DaveJanssen City Editor Susan Tompor Layout Editor Reginald Thomas doesn't know how it works or all the Campus Editor Letters should be 25 lines less ond Ron Przystas Freelance Editor Carrie Thorn dangers associated with it. These two or Wire Editor public forms cause woe of birth control they are are the most effective, yet also the most dangerous to the toy be edited lor State onaseness News style and to tit as many letters os Anna Browne Staff representative Chief Copy Editor Debbie Creemers Linda Oliverio oss ib/e on a page Viewpoints may be woman who is forced to use them. The truth is that o longer than 75 lines ond may also Advertising Department women are still being used as guinea Not too many years ago, the MSU football team abandoned its Advertising Manager Ron MocMillan Asst losing pigs by the male dominated world of Advertising Manager Pat Greening ways, and now students are realizing they must make many sacrifices in medicine. order to have a winning football team. Several times in the past four or five The recent mix-up of football years I have heard about breakthroughs in seating, however, is not the type of medicine where a form of male sacrifice students should be forced to make. contracep Steps must be taken to tive has been discovered. These "break prevent students — many of whom paid premium prices for tickets — DOONESBURY from having to sit two abreast in the aisles. Not throughs" fade away as quickly as they by Garry Trudeau only is this a safety come. Why do you suppose this is so? Could hWRY KISSINGERIS " TUB WHITE hazard, but it also ignores the rights of those who it be that male dominated medicine does not - WELL, WE STARTED SLOW. Of COURSE, THEN THIS SUMMER, WEPOURED ITON! patiently waited for WASH YEARS' IS NO ORDINARY WE RAN THE USUAl SEMI-ANNUAL AN EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW, A FOUR - their opportunity to view an MSU football want to subject men to the dangers it so DO ANY UM, WE MIGHT game. Will those who had to BOOK HOR IS 'TIME'PROMOTING KISSINGER PROFILES, REPORTS ON PAGE COLOR SPREAD ON HIS SALT sit in the aisles get a refund for their tickets? suavely subjects women to? i rr LIKE ONE. BILL WOOTEN, "TIME" THE WORKTN -PROGRESS, A PEW NEWS PAVE. THAT'S What happens if a LECTURE TWO PAGES ON HIS NATO STORIES? NOT MY DE¬ Now that the unfortunate woman decides she MARAE7JN3 DIRECTOR, EXPLAINS. MENTIONS IN OUR 'PEOPLE"SECTION, SPEECH! 1 MEAN, WE PUFFED OL' mix-up has been clarified, something will does not want to use birth control and, in PARTMENT. have to be done to rectify the situation and HENRX FROM HERE TO SUNDAY! keep it from happening fact, does not want to have children at all? If again, especially at the upcoming Michigan game. she asks to have her tubes tied, the Though the stadium may be crowded, the withholding of tickets for response is almost always no. The same public sale is a well founded idea. Folding chairs in the aisles may people who expect a woman to be mature those students forced to sit on cold concrete, but that is help enough to keep herself from becoming not the type of pregnant say she is too young and imply she long range solution students seek. is too unknowledgeable to determine for With the greatest football season to come herself whether she wants children. I am thrashing across this campus in several years, all students should be able to enjoy talking about middle or upper class white the benefits women. of an exciting football year. Let us now talk about poor native Michigon State News. Eost Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 2, 1979 5 GM notes airbag 'I/' drives Kennedy draft The drive to elect Sen. show Kennedy the strength "We are hopeful that Ken danger to children "The main thrust of the yet, he continued, because the Edward Kennedy to the presi¬ behind him," Alan Fox, cam nedy will make the decision to campaign will be to show campaigners are "still work¬ dency has begun at MSU, pus campaign organizer said. take the candidacy by the end Kennedy's ability and leader The MSU group is affiliated ing separately from him (Ken¬ despite the fact that Kennedy of the year, possibly by the ship that is needed to help us has not yet announced he will with the statewide campaign nedy) right now." DETROIT (UPI) - General late introduction end of October." Fox said. Fox through these inflationary during the GM now has tested nearly effort, which has its headquar Motors Corp. told federal offi¬ 1981 model year. is an East Lansing council- times, " Fox said. 10,000 airbags and recently ters in South field. cials Monday it will not offer "Accordingly," she said, "we More than 30 students have member. "Michigan has potential to developed new tests to evalu¬ Kennedy will probably pur be the most organized state in passenger side airbags in its deem it inadviseable to offer a ate their risks. already volunteered to aid in The main job of the volun¬ Campaign officials said the sue his national health plan the campaign for Kennedy. 1981 models because it fears passenger side inflatable Ancker-Johnson said launching the campaign for teers will be to get other en¬ results of the Florida primary and other current issues, Fox the devices could be dangerous the Massachusetts democrat. What we need now is com¬ restraint option in the 1981 gineers and physicians need people to support or work for will be a decisive factor in said. No campaign issues have munication to get more people to small children. model year. However, we are "The group was formed to more information on child Kennedy's candidacy. Kennedy's announcement. really been worked out as of for other meetings," Fox said. GM said earlier it would offer continuing our engineering injury tolerances and im¬ airbags on certain 1981 model development efforts with the proved test dummies to help cars a full year before federal goal of introducing such an design an airbag which is not — safety regulation mandates option on full-size cars in 1982." dangerous for small children. passive restraints as standard equipment. But in a letter Monday to the National Highway Traffic Safe¬ ty Administration, Betsy Ticket refunds Ancker-Johnson, vice president of GM's environmental activi¬ Refunds will be available wiring. ties staff, said "extensive development testing" has ried GM about the potential for wor¬ through 5 those p.m. Wednesday for students who purchased tickets for the telecast of the There was a break in the line that was supposed to transfer the TV signal from South Bend, CREDIT UNION MEMBERS: risk of injury to unrestrained MSU-Notre Dame football Ind.t said John Haytol, chair¬ small children. game Saturday at the Auditor person of Programming Board. "Our studies suggested that Now... funds in your due to the effect of pre-impact Students must bring their The signal was unable to go ticket stubs to receive the through because of the break in braking on unrestrained chil¬ refunds which are being distri¬ the line, he said. dren, or because they might not be seated properly at the time buted at the east ticket office of But Haytol added, that be¬ of restraint Munn Ice Arena. cause the audience seemed to deployment, they The telecast of the game, think the idea of the telecast might be exposed to inflation forces capable of producing which was suppose to begin at was a good one, given another significant injury," Ancker- Johnson said. 2:30 p.m. Saturday, was fouled up because of a problem with chance he would try to arrange a similar production. • SHARE ACCOUNT GM NOW HOPES to offer driver's side airbags sometime in 1981 and passenger side restraints in 1982. Professor receives • SHARE DRAFT ACCOUNT The No. 1 automaker has worked "aggressively" toward solving problems with passen¬ ger side airbags, Ancker- Johnson said, but it now has distinguished award • CHRISTMAS/VACATION CLUB run out of lead time for even a Richard U. Bverrum, dean of the College of Natural Science and professor of biochemistry, will receive an Honorary Alumni Award at the Homecoming Banquet on October 19. The Board of Trustees approved the MSU Alumni Association's Hospitality recommendation that Byerrum receive the award for his outstanding service in his field. earn dividends Byerrum came to MSU in 1947. He has served as the dean of the open house College of Natural Science since 1962. is The Hospitality Association sponsoring an open house from day of deposit tonight from 7 to 9:30 p.m. in ROCK-A-BOOOII TONIGHT the Kellogg Center Auditori¬ um. Speakers from different sec¬ tors of the hospitality industry DALLAS HODGE & THE DELUX BAND to day of withdrawal will discuss opportunities of¬ W-S Newt A The Salamanders fered to HRI college graduates. This year, William Adams, regional vice president for Sky at an annual rate of 672%! Chiefs, a subsidiary of Ameri¬ can Airlines, is among the guest I jgj Abbott B± E-Un—tt ML speakers. That's right! Every $5 share in your credit If you have an EVERYDAY account, your The event, called Open union now works harder for you TWO WAYS. balance has been transferred to your House '79, is an annual produc¬ regular tion for the association and the First, they earn dividends from the day of share account automatically so you're already biggest event of the year for the School of Hotel, Restaurant U.S.C. graduate school deposit until the day of withdrawal. Second, they earn dividends at an annual earning the new, higher rate. If you're employed by the university but & Institutional Management. rate of 6'/2%. The open house is informa¬ tional in nature, said John Tsui, president of the Hospitality representative comes to Best of all, there are no minimum deposit haven't yet discovered your credit union, there's never been a better reason - or time - requirements, special accounts, or maturity to join. Association, and freshman and sophomore HRI majors are M.S.U -Thurs., Oct. 4 periods. Funds in your regular share account, If you are a member but have some of encouraged to attend. The Christmas/Vacation Club, EVEN YOUR SHARE your savings in other financial institutions, event is open to all students. Grad Study Information DRAFT ACCOUNT earn dividends at an annual there's never been a better reason - or time - Hors d'oeuvres will be pre¬ rate of 6'/?% for every day they're on deposit. to pared and served by the Cater¬ •M.B.A. bring ALL your savings to your credit union. ing Club. And because dividends are paid directly to Why be content with S]A% or 5'/2% when The Hospitality Association •M.B.S. •Bus. Administration your accounts quarterly, THE EFFECTIVE you can now earn 6'/?%? is comprised of six clubs, which Programs ANNUAL YIELD IS 6.66%l are the Hotel Sales Manage¬ ment Association, the Club Managers Association of Amer¬ Contact CAREER PLACEMENT FEDERAL REGULATIONS PROHIBIT PAYMENT OF DIVIDENDS IN EXCESS OF AVAILABLE EARNINGS. ica, the Catering Club, Les here at M.S.U. Gourmets, the Hospitality Press and the Travel and Tourism Club. Show spirit SENIORS! Are you planning to For three years your credit union The following policies remain in has provided share draft accounts at effect at pep rally continue your education? 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ENCE, ENGLISH, HISTORY, MATHEMATICS, MICROBIOLOGY, PHYSICS, POLITICAL SCIENCE, PSYCHOLOGY, STATISTICS SHARE DRAFT LOW MONTHLY MONTHLY • Unused funds — now at an earn interest annual The rally, sponsored by the BALANCE percentage rate of b'/i% from MSU Student Foundation, is The Graduate School - ACCOUNTS $300 + day of deposit to day of $200-$299 99 withdrawal open to the public and will feature Spartan head coach New Brunswick $100-$199 99 Darryl Rogers, the MSU $0-$99 99 For additional information, Marching Band, Spartan cheer¬ leaders and a number of MSU visit with our representa¬ players. Bob Berry. WVIC radio disc tive. Robert H. Stowers, on October 9,1979 at RUTGERS jockey, will be master of cere¬ your placement office monies. Dr. TerriA. Wolf OPTOMETRIST Announces the opening of her office for the General Practice of Optometiy SI MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY At «NCUA FEDERAL CREDIT UNION 1665 Hamilton Rd. Okemos, Mich. 48864 On Campus at 600 E Crescent • 9 to 5:30 Monday thru Friday • Phone 353-2280 Office Hours Telephone 15171349-4745 By Appointment Area of Interest—Contact Lenses 6 Michigon State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 2, 1979 Iggy By BILL HOLDSHIP goes pop on new LP Entertainment State News Reviewer DICTIONARY OF 70* SURVIVORS AND OTHER STRANGE CURIOSITIES: IGGY POP (aka James Jewel Osterburg) — Born in Ann Arbor, Mich. 1947, to schoolteacher parents. Changes name to Iggy while performing with several high school "punk" bands. Moves to Chicago during the mid '60s to play blues with Paul Butterfield. Returns to Detroit to form the Stooges, one of the most demented bands in the history of rock 'n roll. 4Mondo Video' belongs on television The Stooges provide the perfect antithesis to the peace love- flower power mood of the time by taking the social anarchy stance By BYRON BAKER which it was designed. If the in his days at the Lampoon, State News Reporter a friendly Mr. Mike, keeps of the Rolling Stones to its furthest nihilistic extreme. Like the program is arguably too dar¬ and did much as a writer to warning us of the "brutal, As is fairly well known by Stones, Iggy is obsessed with the boredom and frustration ing for commercial broadcast, fount Saturday Night Live's strange, shocking and repug¬ now, humorist Michael it is, sadly, far too tame for inherent in a passionless society. The band plays the loudest, distinctive, anarchic brand of nant" things coming up on the hardest, most banal form of three chord rock (and O'Donoghue's Mr. Mike's the movies. boffs, is a witty, inventive and show, and promises "an od- once they Mondo Video (New Line Cine¬ One gets the feeling that darkly humored fellow. Some¬ learn to play their instruments, they are even better), while Iggy ma; at the Campus Theatre) yssey of aggressive weird- portrays a rock version of William Burroughs by incorporating producer - writer - director times his original comic con¬ ness," which somehow never every form of human vileness, decadence and degradation into his was originally produced for O'Donoghue and co-writers cepts and observations in arrives. On television, it NBC television. However, the Mitchell Glazer, Emily Prager personality, combining it with a Kierkegaardian search for passion Mondo Video seem quite apt. might be pleasantly amusing, network — reportedly and Dirk Wittenborn and the forces of nature. were The show is a mixed bag, strange and obscure. At the "aghast" at what one NBC here carefully skirting the Iggy also seems obsessed with the contradictions of humanity, called the featuring such diverse items movies, though, it's mostly a and his persona portrays such human dualities as the connections source special's edges of prescribed video as a report on a cat-swimming "garish and flagrant violations disappointment, despite brief between pain and pleasure (or death and the orgasm), narcissism acceptability in order to pro¬ academy in Amsterdam (". . . appearances by Dan Aykroyd, of standards of taste" — vide the folks and self hate, sanity and insanity, animal sexuality and human refused to air the 90-minute watching at not a cat has drowned in Don Novello, Gilda Radner emotion, etc. The Stooges are sort of like a non intellectual version home with various unex¬ Amsterdam in 300 years, over and other sundry friends from of the Doors, and — like Jim Morrison program. Eventually, some pected cheap thrills, shocks and here's why ..a bit of — Iggy fulfills a priestly Saturday Night. function by revealing the total naked human psyche. enterprising honchos, hoping and laughs. In a movie house film on a sect in Cedar Rapids, to somehow capitalize on the The Stooges' punk and "revolution as-theater" stance is particularly at $3 a head — Iowa which worships Jack - National Lampoon/Saturday Sharing the bill at the unrivalled by none. Iggy continuously lives on the edge, and the Mondo Video merely seems Lord "The Jack Lord helped Campus with Mr. Mike's Mon¬ band becomes notorious as rock's premier burn-outs. By the time Night Live reputation of watered-down and half¬ me kick Valium," do Video is a special retro¬ excitedly of their second LP (1970), the band is playing music from Igf?y Pop O'Donoghue in a way directly hearted. The film's murky breathes a housewife); a spective of the adventures of somewhere on the other side of the Twilight Zone, while Iggy — Iggy deserves a piece of the cake, and that seems to be his aim translating into hard curren¬ image quality, a frequent person-in the-street Q&A on Mr. Bill (Mr. Bill, it seems, has covered in blood or peanut butter or both — crawls to the on his latest LP, New Values (Arista AB 4237). Old Iggy cy, arranged a theatrical problem with material trans¬ "should there be capital pun¬ amnesia, and Mr. Hands and aficionados shouldn't be misled by release for the show. ferred from a videotape origi¬ microphone to croon "Strangers In The Night" or to quote Renfield the LP's title. As Iggy states on ishment for elephants;" foot¬ Dr. Sluggo try to jog his from DracuU ("Flies the title track, "I'm In a way, it's a shame NBC nal to celluloid, doesn't help ... big juicy fies . . . and spiders!") through looking for one new value but nothing comes age of the late Sid Vicious memory by showing him high¬ cracked and bleeding lips. my way," and the only real "new value" he has discovered is a couldn't have somehow si¬ the matter. singing "My Way;" a captured lights of his life) which some¬ lenced whatever internal ob¬ Needless to say, the band burns itself out, Elektra drops their more commercial-sounding one. That isn't to say that Iggy has Still, the picture is occasion¬ Pentagon film on special laser how lacks the careful tempo of contract, and Iggy becomes a literal street addict, still committed grown mellow or changed his philosophies (although he is a bit jections it had regarding the ally extremely funny. O'Don¬ bras in addition to tamer than he used to show's content, and aired it ... catastrophe of his TV to a course of self destruction. When Jim Morrison dies, Iggy is be). What "commercial" is rather as oghue, responsible for such means providing a devastating laser exploits, and a colorful Uni¬ scheduled to become the Doors' lead singer, but the plans fall than three chords, Iggy now occasionally uses five or six in his planned. Mr. Mike's Mondo gems as "How to Write blast, they also support, lift versal travelogue about Nova music. In other words, it's still nure rock 'n roll. Video doesn't really belong on Good," "The Vietnamese Baby through. In 1972, David Bowie releases The Rise & Fall CM Ziggy and separate . . ."), and shots Scotia which, in its way, is Stardust, dealing with a character based on Iggy. (Iggy would For the big screen — it belongs on Book," and The National Lam¬ example, "Tell Me A Story," the LP's opening cut, is the of Gig Young's groceries. more bizarre than later be the inspiration for Bowie's "Panic In Detroit.") Bowie television, the medium for anything type of pop song that reveals Iggy must have been the type of guy poon Encyclopedia of Humor Throughout, O'Donoghue, as Mr. Mike has to offer. expresses interest in Iggy and takes him to England where they who stood with his hand over his heart every time he heard songs team up with guitar virtuoso, James Williamson. The result is the like "Be My Baby" when he was a kid. On the other hand, tunes Bowie produced Raw Power, perhaps the greatest heavy metal like "Five Foot One" and the title track have riffs which remind and most nihilistic rock LP ever recorded. The new band burns itself out, and Iggy returns to Los Angeles the listener of outtakes from Raw Power. This may be the case, as New Values features the triumphant return of James Williamson, 'Harlan 'ytnuofilm C to be shown tonight where he enters various institutions to dry out. In whose scorching guitar shines throughout the LP. Williamson also Britain, the punk rock movement has begun, and Iggy is canonized by such acted as the album's producer, and this is The Miners' Art Group, works in the Union Iggy's most crisply an Lounge. are from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. new English and American rockers as the Sex Pistols, Patti Smith produced record. It's about time. organization of political artists The exhibits, Kentucky coal fields, Harlan consisting of some The group will also present County, U.S.A. The film, pre and the Ramones. Elton John in an interview calls Iggy one of Lyrically, Iggy has matured somewhat. Some songs deal with dedicated to communicating the 75 paintings, sculptures and Barbara Kopple's highly sented in association with rock's greatest performers and expresses interest in recording an his role as rock's most surprising survivor ("Me, I'm plight of the miners and mine- just a lucky photographs representing life praised 1976 Academy Award- Front Line Cinema and Praxis, album with him. Plans fall through. guy/I'm young and free/Too dumb to cry"), while others are a towns in rural West Virginia, in the coal fields, will be on winning documentary about will be shown tonight at 7:30 Bowie decides the time is right for Iggy's "comeback," and he more mature look at Iggy's age-old themes ("I'm bored/I'm the currently have an exhibit of display through Oct. 3. Hours mining life and hardship in the takes him to Berlin — the world's most depraved city. ("I always chairman of the bored!"). p.m. in 336 Union. knew I wanted to come to Berlin," said Iggy, "like some guys Iggy demonstrates his most lyrical growth on "Billy Is A always knew they wanted to wear a dress.") The result is The Idiot, which resembles electronic disco music for the living dead. Runaway — the LP's closing track — which includes pure rock poetry in the vein of Dylan's "Subterranean Homesick Blues" or Elvis C. s "Pump It Up." On the other hand, Streisand sues skin magazine HARLAN COUNTY,U.S.A., wrote State News film review¬ Iggy does a "comeback" tour with Bowie in the background on Iggy's conception of er Byron Baker, ". is a stupid rock still prevails on "African Man," a song so stupid that NEW YORK (AP) — Barbra Streisand filed . . keyboards and an unknown opening band called Blondie. a taken but never used while the star was filming powerful, celebrative story of Bowie produces two more Iggy LPs — the rocking Lust For Life only Iggy could get away with performing it. Iggy gets a bit too $5 million damage suit Thursday the movie, "The Owl and the Pussycat." seeking to block human conflict and and a dismal "live" LP, TV Eye. The LPs don't sell. Bomp Records wimpy on "Angel" - a real love ballad!!?!) - but the rest of the High Society magazine from publishing photo¬ dignity. record is top-notch rock music. And Rastar Productions, Inc., producers of the film, Kopple has carefully, movingly release old Iggy tracks on Kill City LP, one of 1978's best rock any LP that paraphrases both graphs showing her nude above the waist. and lovingly captured some¬ records. Bowie loses interest. RCA drops Iggy's contract. George Gershwin's "Summertime" and "Santa Claus Is Coming To The actress-singer claimed the joined Streisand in a request for an injunction magazine, thing of the spirit of the county Town" has gotta be commercial. which features "hard-core pornography," wrong¬ against distribution plus damages. men and women in their contin¬ Iggy Pop remains one of rock's most sympathetic artists. I New Values isn't Iggy's best LP. Kill fully obtained the photographs and intends to City holds that title, while "Throughout her career, Streisand has vigor¬ uing struggles." Andy Willis, mean, even people who've never heard him perform have to admit Raw Power will always remain in a distribute them in its November issue about to league of its own. Still, the LP ously protected her reputation and privacy by co-founder of the Miners' Art that his is a pretty impressive history. Iggy should be a star, and is an excellent place for anyone uninitiated to be sent to subscribers. begin. After all, it's refusing to consent to release of any film or Group, will speak after the film. yet he has been surpassed by numerous other acts influenced by commercial Iggy, and THE RADIO STATIONS SHOULD Papers filed in the U.S. District Court in BE publication in which she him. PLAYING IT. Manhattan indicated the was not fully clothed," photographs were the papers state. Admission is $1.50. Candfe Site THE DOLLAR Meridian Mall PRESENTS Sets tlip, moor/ Fine Selection of Candles, Novelties, CLONE NIGHT JLj i!) Welcome Back Students Gifts- Htl? 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Eost Lonsing, Michigan Tuesday, October 2, 1979 "J <.A\tE TO OS BE Vaughn will start against U-M By ADAM TEICHER How much would it hurt MSU to go with a freshman that has Golfers win State News Sports Writer state title never played a down of football in college? If there is anyone out there without ticket to a Saturday's "He would be a bit limited, there's no question about it," Rogers MSU-University of Michigan football game in Spartan Stadium, answered. But if that s all you have, that's what don't fret. ABC-TV announced Monday that the you go with." Spartan- Wolverine clash will be the network's weekly national college MSU'S PASSING ATTACK can't be any more feeble than it was While MSU women's golf squads gained fourth, fifth and 11th football telecast. last week against Notre Dame, no matter who place finishes in the first MSU-Central Michigan University Kickoff has been moved back to 2 p.m. plays quarterback. from the usual 1:30 p.m. Rogers said that the nine yards passing the Spartans accounted for Invitational last weekend, MSU's number one starting time. designated team was the worst effort by a Darryl Rogers team in his 14 years of came up with a victory in the first annual State of The Spartans received another bit of good news when Michigan they head coaching. Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women Golf Tourna learned they wouldn't have to face the Wolverines with an While Rogers isn't happy with his ment. untested freshman quarterback. Bert Vaughn has recovered from passing attack, one player he is pleased with is tailback Steve Smith. The The Spartans' Green team, chosen earlier as the the back injury that knocked him out of last week's contest with junior from Louisville, squad that Ky. ran for over 100 yards against the Irish, the second time he has would represent MSU in the SMAIAW tournament, outlasted the the University of Notre Dame and will start against U-M. done so this season. For his effort, he was named offensive University of Michigan and Central Michigan and Ferris State Who will back-up Vaughn is anybody's guess at this time. Bryan player of the game. universities. The SMAIAW tourney was, in effect, a tournament in Clark stepped in for Vaughn against the Fighting Irish, but was Similarly honored were linebacker Dan Bass on defense for his a tournament, as it was being played as part of the larger forced to the sidelines himself with a rib injury. "Bryan Clark is a 24 tackles and a fumble recovery and Ray Stachowicz for his MSU-CMU Invitational. bigger question mark (as far as his status for the U-M game) at this special teams work. Stachowicz punted nine times for a 46.3 time than Bert Vaughn is," MSU coach Darryl Rogers said at his average. His four-game average is now 44.6 yards per kick, which THE MSU GREEN team was led by the Spartans' weekend weekly press conference Monday. puts him in the top ten nationally. medalist, Nina Spatafora. Spatafora, with rounds of 82, 83 and 74, Without Clark, the Spartans are going to need a second for a 239 total, helped keep MSU in contention for state honors quarterback. "We're going to try and find a second quarterback after her team fell far behind with a poor showing among our freshmen," Rogers said. The four freshmen quarter¬ Friday. Spatafora and her teammates were forced to come from 10 strokes behind on the final day of competition Sunday, in order to defeat backs on the MSU roster include Jon English, Otis Grant, Denis Lavelle and John Leister. Spartan Spirit sign-up U-M, 980-991. CMU and FSU followed in that order with scores of 1009 and 1124. ROGERS INSISTS THAT all four, as of Monday practice, were Students interested in being members of the Spartan Spirits for MSU's White squad, although its score did not count in the state equal on the depth chart. "They've basically been on our scout the 1979-80 basketball season should sign up the the Green Room of competition, finished immediately behind the Spartan Green team team," explained Rogers. "We haven't had to come to the point the MSU Union between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. today or Wednesday. with a final card of 981. where we had to say which one was ahead of the other, but we Students should bringtheir MSU l.D. andacheck for $25, which The final MSU team to compete over have now. will be good for ten games. the weekend was the Spartan squad, which finished with a 1,017 total. "They're all passing quarterbacks, good athletes of different Students who were in the Spartan Spirits for the 1978 79 season sizes and shapes," he continued. "Each has some pluses and each will have first chance to join the group again this season. A lottery has some minuses. We'll have to find their pluses and build from will be used to determine which new members will be OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY won the MSU-CMU Invitational accepted into there." the Spirits. For more information, call Mike Fisher at with a 921 card, followed by Furman and Marshall universities at 332 6162. 932 and 970. MSU coach Mary Fossum was not disappointed in her teams' fourth, fifth and 11th place finishes in the tourney. "I am extremely pleased with the young talent we have," Fossum said. "Though we didn't win the tournament, we showed a MSU J. Ross Browne's lot of potential. This would be a good time for us to peak with the Midwest Tournament coming up in two weeks." TELECOMMUNICATION Whaling Station Harriers outclassed BOARD invites you to This term, the Telecommunication lunch. . . Board, the governing body for the Michi¬ by Penn St., Wis. gan Stjte Radio Network is selecting students for Member-at-Large positions Fresh Fish Lunch $ ] .95-4.25 By BILL TEMPLETON State News Sports Writer on the Board. Daily Special $ 1 95 Two of the nation's top-ranked teams in women's cross country A Member-at-Large provides valuable were here last weekend to run in the Badger-Spartan Invitational input and advice to the Board by rep¬ Reduced Prices on Bloody Marys and Martinis held at the Forest Akers golf course. resenting the interests of students living Pennsylvania State University and the University of Wisconsin claimed nine of the top ten individual place finishes, with Penn State in undergraduate residence halls. 5 minutes claiming the 1-2-3 slots in winning the tournament. Stote News 'Richard Marsholl Applications are available at WBRS in from The Spartans were led by freshmen Jill Washburn, who ran the Beth Sierra, shown in action at Forest Akers West Campus 5,000 meter course in 18:37 for a 10th place finish. Golf Course Saturday, helped MSU to the first Brody Hall, WMCD in McDonel Hall, and Other individual Spartan finishes were: senior Cynthia WMSN in room 8 Student Services. The Corner of Marsh Michigan women's state championship last Wadsworth, 11th; junior Kelly Spatz, 12th; junior Mary Ann weekend. deadline for applying is Tuesday, Oc- (continued from page 7) and Grand River 1938 Grand River tober 9 at 4:30 p.m. Okemos 349-1932 WINNERS OF FOOTBALL TICKET LOTTERY-MSU vs. U of M FIELD SEATS JENISON FIELDHOUSE WHERE: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3—9a.m.-4p.m. WHEN: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4—9a.rn.-l2 noon CURRENT ID CARD AND MATCHING FEE RECEIPT, CREDENTIALS NEEDED: MATCHING COUPON AND $4.50 WHO: THOSE WITH STUDENT NUMBERS LISTED BELOW 816133 819390 820506 821399 822453 823992 824860 826364 828150 829556 831009 833166 835525 816533 819397 820508 821528 822476 824031 824885 826467 828181 829705 831059 833228 835820 816694 819468 820550 821542 822485 824069 824965 826479 828275 829735 831100 833245 835849 816886 819553 820571 821577 822525 824224 825079 826596 828375 829744 831144 833347 835854 816935 819569 820588 821635 822789 824245 825248 826676 828427 829868 831224 833421 835905 817035 819635 820681 821684 823256 824277 825260 826694 828457 829955 831256 833535 835946 817057 819713 820682 821732 823295 824298 825298 826803 828547 830055 831275 833678 836073 817225 819743 820706 821751 823354 824321 825327 826886 828605 830123 831327 833721 836156 817287 819755 820781 821911 823422 824393 825335 826919 828647 830356 831347 833832 836187 817299 819776 820814 821919 823480 824421 825471 816941 828662 830440 831359 834072 891242 817375 819821 820839 821934 823487 824424 825525 827015 828798 830442 831538 834078 891380 817425 819857 820854 822010 823522 824425 825543 827024 828800 830447 831567 834245 892431 817448 819873 820881 822021 823576 824480 825602 827181 828820 830483 831712 834361 892441 817492 819886 820893 822051 823594 824523 825617 827214 828886 830514 831821 834402 892448 817605 819890 820895 822089 823605 824528 825668 827297 828900 830563 831905 834487 892454 817617 819960 820932 822118 823622 824535 825684 827360 829049 830588 831957 834522 892464 817623 820018 820933 822150 823661 824546 825920 827403 829118 830632 832019 834573 892471 818007 820083 821001 822215 823677 824549 826003 827488 829273 830661 832229 834586 892472 818043 820106 821029 822242 823770 824557 826014 827560 829281 830671 832242 834762 892542 818298 820128 821032 822268 823806 824684 826037 827570 829321 830684 832470 834809 892558 818468 820131 821093 822289 823841 824702 826072 827849 8293*8 830691 832508 834905 892718 820150 821111 823893 824775 826140 827876 829374 830744 832609 834910 892892 818576 822304 819320 820302 821161 822333 823903 824806 826267 827897 829378 830761 832630 835045 892984 819335 820311 821279 823916 824809 826306 828044 829514 830832 832754 835386 893006 822370 820399 821287 823951 824834 826308 828058 829528 830941 832902 835399 893120 819351 822430 819385 820485 821379 822451 823967 824859 826310 828071 829532 830984 832928 835431 893198 971135 J. 0 Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 2, 1979 ASSOCIATED STUDENTS of Slickers in weekend action top form in Greek BELL'S Pizzq MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY Tax refunds available in room 334 Student Services Building The V1SI! women's field hockey team enjoyed a successful until October 3, 1979 at 5pm. weekend at the Valley Farm Camp in Brooklyn, Mich., as it went undefeated, including The stickers a tie, in the four scrimmage games it played. opened the weekend tournament with a game Hot Oven against last year's midwest regional champions, Southern Illir.ios University, and defeated Sill by a 2 0 count. HarlanCounty, U.S.A. After a scoreless first half, Jennie Klepinger hit Barb Oaklev with a pass which Oakley netted for a 1 0 lead. It was Oakleys first of three Grinders Barbera Kopple's Academy Award Winning goals for the tournament Documentary Film Ten minutes into the second half, Judy Ignasiak pushed the ball in 1135 E Grand River 225 MAC Ave. front of the SIC goal box and Debbie Robson slammed it home to round out the scoring for the Spartans. Defense was the key in game two, as MSI and Illinois State ^ 332-0858 332-5027 ^ University played to a scoreless tie. In game I hree, MSU tackled Karl ham (College and won again by a IWuotapu %tfioductioviQ siak a With over 40,000 people at M.S.U., how do respectively. In the linal game of the Valley Fan you go about meeting people who have your cent, MSI n interests' We're a new professional Tonight Oct. 2 336 MSU Union 7:30PM M.50 only goal it needed from Oakley with ai sjst by Klepir dating service in East Lansing. We don't use com¬ Also Miners Art Group exhibit, Union Lounge 10AM - 10PM Spartans defeated Kent State University I 0 Spon¬ sored by Front Line Cinema, Praxis, Department of Racial & Ethnic The stickers open their home season today against Universit puters, we use videotape! We have group Studies, Urban and Metro Studies, College of Urban Development; Toledo and remain home to take on Grand Valley State Colli discounts and a special discount for M.S.U. Soc, Dept., MSU Labor Program Service Wednesday Roth matches will be played at Old College Field, < today's match slated for 4:30 p.m. The GVSC match will start students. We also have a 100% money back guarantee. Give A SONIC SPECTACULAR us a call at 351-0435 or stop by 301 M.A C. (P-K Building) Suite 209 Virgil Fox is a superstar who has crossed Opponents outrun MSU cultural boundaries with his" Heavy Organ " ^l/ideotapG Qntitoductions recitals. For this MSU concert, Dr. Fox will continued play his newest organ, the world's largest on page 8) computerized instrument, nicknamed Opalweski, 17th; junior Sue Decker is the national rec "The Aristocrat." Witfj four sdC Richardson, 18th; junior Candy \ it- holder in the mile. boasts over 150 speakin- aA m nsole Strobach, 21st and freshman The third runner of t he dav ORIGINAL OKINAWAN controls and is \ Ann Pewe, 21th. the yuters also programmed irom the Nittany I,ion, as Patty Mur Penn State's captured the top spot in the race Kathy Mills name finished her run in 18:07, greate^^vHI^. it e» ' -"K Lne world. Tonally, pipe organ, almost the with a Mills is time of 17:31. one of the nation's top thus giving Penn State fortable margin of victory. a com Penn State also capt ured fifth KARATE equi\ ^ Virgil. . the Mormon Tabernacle organ. ox... a treat for the senses! collegiate cross country runners and is a former member of the and seventh places on its way to the championship, and, along DEMONSTRATION Lively Arts Series Opening Night national women's cross country with Wisconsin is a power to be Tuesday, October 2 at 8:15 P.M. UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM team, along with being a former reckoned with when it comes SUNDAY 4PM OCT 7 national record holder in the time for the national cross 5.000 meters. MEN'S IM SPORTS ARENA country meet. Single tickets on sale NOW at the MSU Penn State freshman Heather This weekend the Spartans Union Ticket Office & the Arts Box iehael will again be at home, this time Office in Lansing. placed < with SEIKICHIIHA p with a time of 18:00. hosting the Spartan Invita¬ PUBLIC: $8.50, 7.50, 6.00. ('armaichael, a native of New tional, a race in which six teams 8th DEGREE BLACK BELT 50% discount to full-time (•aland. broke Mary Decker's besides MSU will be running SHORIN RYU MSU students with valid I D ■ecord this summer in the Peacl free 10,000 meter Road Race it 25c admission A DYNAMO OF SEXUAL ENERGY"1 ALL PARTS MESH LIKE A WELL- ll-ball trxonts OILED MACHINE ONE RARE PORN "JOSEPH ANDREWS ANN-MARGRET Freshmen and jFLICK!" HUSTLER MAGAZINE Stteenplayhy Al I AN Si Of I (, C MRIS HW> AN I • Based »» ihf novel by HE NRY FIELDING sophomores interested in SOPHISTICATED SEX! VISUALLY playing on the IA PLEASURE YOU CAN BET ON MSU men's junior varsity MISBEHAVIN playboy Tues. Wilson 7:30 & 9:30 basketball team should contact i.iyvee coach Fred Paulsen SUPERIOR PRODUCTION* between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. any -CINEMA X MAGAZINE day this v i 226 Jen THIS YEAR S HOTTEST Fieldhouse X-RATED!" SIR LESLIE B0VEE IS THE MOST MAGAZINE POP ENTERTAINMENT PRESENTS TRASHY. FLASHY GOLD DIGGER coming THE SILVER SCREEN HAS EVER SEEN." ELITE MAGAZINE A \ii»hi of Ureal Coined s with "The Best of The Legacy eSlsMisBehavin' LESLLIE BOVEE •GLORIA LEONARD Second City" mi • PETHURST LTD PRODUCTION PORNO TONIGHT Saturdav, (tel. 6 SHOWTIMES: 7:30 9:00, 10:30 PLACE:102B Wells ADMISSION: '2 50 STUDENTS. '3.50 NON STUDENTS 11 put £ I Ik.Ill pm Krirk son kiva Tickets $5.00. B a B B MSI 1 n ion B B B B - » limm of ASMSU Pro "Loud, .funny." | _J i gramming Board funded by vtodeiU ta» money & MR.IVMKE'S I it kefs on sole 30 minutes pri to showtime s no later than .minutes alter showtime. r ^inrvra IN CONCERT Friday, October 5-8:00 M-F 7:00 4 9:15 Sot I Sun 1:45, 3:30 5:15, 7:00. 9:15 No 1:45 Showing on Sun. Pi: & Sot only 11:15PM BREAKING DOUBLE FEATURE'' 3.99- 3.99- 3.99- 3.99-3.99 Jenison Fieldhouse AWAY , , TICKETS: S7.50, $8.50 & $9.50 PLUS The Knack Airport 79 Bob Seger — Live GOOD SEATS Pink Floyd — Dark Side of the Moon STILL AVAILABLE Rainbow TICKETS AVAILABLE AT: Jeff Lorber — Fusion MSU UNION BOX OFFICE WHEREHOUSE RECORDS II, SOUNDS & DIVERSIONS AND MARSHALL MUSIC. WHERE 220 m.a.c. univ. mall. @ HOUSE 332 3525 = sun: 127 A.S.M.S.U. PROGRAMMING BOARD PROGRAM Michigan State News, Eost Lansing. Michigan Tuesday, October 2, 1979 9 IT ONLY TAKES MINUTES TO PLACE YOUR STATE NEWS IFI 347 STUDENT SERVICES BUILDING CALL 355-8255 Classified Advertising Automotive Employment |[jj] | Employment |[~iTl | Employment [[~jjl [ Employment lfjj] [ Employment j[|j| | apartments |[y| Information '76 RABBITT DELUXE. Good ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN part-Time employment SPORTING GOODS Sales PHONE 355-8255 347 Student Services COMPUTER PROGRAM¬ NURSES AID positions for 2 FEMALE Students needed condition. 1-224-4870. Bldg. must have working knowl- with Michigan's largest multi- full and part time experienced MING SUPERVISOR Writ¬ those who would enjoy work- to share 5-10-2 (31 edge of electronic circuits manufacturer distributor, 18 large duplex near sales people wanted in all ing custom programs, for a ing with patients in their campus. $150 + utilities 394- Regular Rates and trouble shooting tech- 20 hours per week. Automo¬ departments. All in person, business industry, must be homes. Hours: 8 to 5, week 5363 12-10-8 (4) bile required. 339-9500. MC SPORTING DAYS 1 day-95' per line TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1973. 3? C-23 1831 (5) GOODS, 5002 W. Saginaw, Lansing. experienced. Basic and ma¬ chine days. Immediate openings available for those without SOUTH LANSING. 10 min. Hardtop and convertible, languages. Must be | i 3 6 8 3 days-85' per line 59,000 miles. Good condition. r-cfinn ...riir. ,nH RF a"Jn"F|eequ' PH 12-181017) very thorough and able to aide certificates. Call Diana at 1° campus. Large one and 3 2.85 7 65 14.40 16.80 ■ I . I. aoa ooc4 eif»Ar c ment using mdnudls 3nd UNIFORMED SECURITY of¬ motivate others 323 2223. 8-10-3 (9) two bedrooms. Carpet, air, 4 3.80 10 20 19.20 22.40 6days-80' per line Vfn oT schematics Must be able to ficers and store detectives, I AM going on vacation, my appliances, heat. Excellent 5 4.57 12 75 24 00 28.00 8 days-70' per line l41 work with tubes, transistors. full or part-time. Call 641 boss needs a part time sec ELECTRONICS TECH- STUDENT TYPIST location. $230 to $270. $400 6 5.70 15 30 28 80 33.60 VEGA WAGON '75. Good and integrated circuits. Ex- 4562. OR-23-10-31 (3) nician to service micro¬ retary. Van Duzer b Van Dam - Evenings two nights a week, ,0 move in- 394-7729. 7 6.65 17.85 33.60 39.20 Line Rate per insertion condition. Good tires. 67,000 P«rience with RF and Amand Law Offices, ask for Laura computers, build special in¬ 6 p.m. - 11 p.m. 60 WPM. Z-8-10-11 (6) miles. $1190/best offer. 332- FTNtransm.«Mon systems ,s AVON 646-9111. 3-10-4 (5) terfaces, special computer Apply in person 301 P-K EARN MONEY FOR LIFE'S Master Charge 8 Visa Welcome 8023 after 5 p.m. 12-10-11 (4) hl9h,V desirable. Must be able work 10-20 devices and prototypes. In¬ Bldg. (basement), State FEMALE ROOMMATE need- to hours per EXTRAS. Become an Avon UNEMPLOYED? JOB Club teresting work, very clean News Composing. e Price of item(s) for sale must be stated in ad Michigan State Radio Net- Excellent commission! Inter¬ 810-5 (5) now accepting applications. Must be available 10 a.m. to 2 ™ , Sn7 M/mon,S no no Maximum sale price of '200. Private VW RABBIT diesel, '78. Air, w°rk 5-10'5 '18> viewing at Student Services APARTMENT MAINTEN p.m. or 7:30 to 10 p.m. at CampUS' party ads cruise, AM/FM, Michelins Placement Center October 3. only. extras. $6,600 or best offer NOON GYM supervisor, WALK IN from 9:30 a.m. to ANCE - part time, car and skills necessities, call Mr PART TIME evening janitor least 2-3 days a week. Ap 349;3472'3"l°:2_i3i Peanuts Personal ads—3 lines - *2.25 - per inser¬ Call Len 373-6307 or 332- Jun,or High School, 2% 3:30 p.m. For details, call Gasper. 351-8135. ial, car necessary, Call 482 CTLVlllnb! aMnPHed NEED FEMALE roommate for tion. 75* per line over 3 lines, (pre-payment) 1783. 8-10-815) hours Per daV each day 482 6893. C-3 10-3 (13) OR-8-10-9 (4) 6232. 10-10-9 (3) thrn.mh FriHa ondaV 2 bedroom furnished apart Rummage /Garage Sale ads—4 lines '2.50 school is in session, $3.70/ x n in a-o :mq? iu-z isi mem' Median H'»s. Haslett, - VW 411 '72 auto, tuned, runs hour. Apply Waverly West MODELS WANTED, $9/ LIKE TO DRIVE graduate preferred, 349-1271 DELIVERY HELP needed, 63' per line over<4 lines-per insertion. Junior High, 620 Snow Rd., hour. 489-2278 or apply in DO IT FOR AUTHORS WANTED: atter 5. 5-10-4 14) good, use regular gas, $499. must have own car, apply at 'Round Town ads—4 lines-l2.50-per insertion Bob 355-2739, 353-8755. Lansing. 5-10-5 (7) person at VELVET FINGERS, LITTLE DOMINO'S PIZZA. Authors with educational ........~~~ CAESARS today 63' per line over 4 lines. 3-10-3 (3) 527 E. Michigan. Now hiring full and part-time books who desire national FEMALE NEEDED to share after 4 p.m. 5-184 (4) Lost & Found ads/Transportation ads—3 lines NOON GYM supervisor, high OR 23-10-31 (4) delivery people. Flexible exposure. Drop a card to dtJP,ex' non smoking, own school, 2 hours per day each WAITRESSES AND hostess hours with paid vacations CWC BOOKS, P.O. Box 838. room- 337-0923. 7 10-5 (3) M .50-per insertion. 50' per line over 3 lines. Auto Service day school is in session. CASHIER WANTED, part needed lunch hours and and holiday benefits. Can E. Lansing, 48823. 8-10-11 (6) i . S/F Popcorn—(Sorority-Fraternity) 50' per line. $3,70/hour. Apply Waverly time. Neat appearance a make up to $5/hour with evenings. Apply in person, JUNK CARS wanted. Also High School, 5027 West must. Able to work with the Depot Restaurant, 1203 commission and tips. Apply MANAGER TRAINEES for' J LHJ Deadlines selling used parts. Phone Michigan, Lansing. 5-10-5 (7) figures. Good pay. Apply in South Washington, Lansing. at the following locations. full service bookstore, good CACT 321-3651. C-23-10-31 (3) person only, between 10 8 10-8 (5) starting salary b benefits FA8^ " HUGE 4 bedrooms, WORK-STUDY students a.m.-5 p.m. weekdays. CINE¬ 2068 Cedar St., Holt retail experience a must, basement carpeting, fenced Want Ads-2 p.m.-l class day before pub¬ CHEAPEST PRICES in the needed. Apply at the MSU MA X ADULT ENTERTAIN¬ LABORATORY AIDE 1561 Haslett Rd., Haslett Apply in person at the BOOK- and state! UGLY DUCKLING lication. RENT-A-CAR. $7.95/day. Yearbook in Room 30 Stu¬ MENT CENTER, 1000 W. knowledge of basic labora¬ 1139 E. Grand River, MARK, 3208 South Logan. 2 in 3 |C) ?£,Ju_st 1065. Open I13-1C). 349- 9-9 and week- Cancellation/Change-1 p.m.-l class day be¬ dent Services. 3-10-3 (4) Jolly Road, Lansing. tory procedures required (I.C. East Lansing 372-7625. C-23-10-31 (4) ends. MID-MICHIGAN fore publication. Or-810-11 (9) Asceptic techniques, evi¬ 5214 Cedar St., Lansing WANTED SOMEONE to RENTALS. C-5-10-5 (7) ACCOUNTING MAJORS dence of contamination, etc.) 3608 N.E. St., Lansing Classified Display deadline-3 p.m.-2 class GOOD USED tires, 13, 14, 15 COOK CLERK for food Science background sew a few dress outfits for Junior level or above. Tem¬ - pre¬ 801 Thomas L. Parkway, MSU student. Will pay well. EAST LANSING - Gorgeous days before publication. inch. Snow tires too! porary full or part time em¬ preparation, assembling food ferred. Training will be pro¬ Lansing Mounted free. Used wheel Need own transportation. 2 bedrooms, full basement, Once ad is ordered it cannot be cancelled or ployment beginning early orders, busing tables. Mini¬ vided Must be work study. 966 Trowbridge, E. Lansing and hub caps. PENNELL Call 355 8897 after 5. ' carpeting, dining room, gar- mum wage. 30 hours per Apply American Red Cross, 12-10-9 (22) changed until after 1st insertion. SALES, 1825 Michigan. Lan¬ January thru April 15th. We 3-10-4 (5) age, laundry, modern kitchen will teach Federal, State, and week, afternoons, early eve 1800 E. Grand River. There is a '1.00 charge for 1 ad change plus yard, kids and pets OK. Only sing, Michigan, 48912. 482- Local taxes. You must be nings, Saturdays. CITY FISH 5-10-4 (9) WORK STUDY positions at 50' per additional change for maximum 5818. C-23-10-31 (7) STOCK AND light niainten- $250 (13-2C), 349 1065. Open able to attend free tax clinic COMPANY, 124 E. Washte¬ library media center. Contact of 3 changes. ance. Part-time 12-5:30 p.m. 9-9 and weekends. MID- week of December 10 and naw, downtown Lansing. HALL MONITORS East Carol or Patty, IRC, 3581752 The State News will only be responsible for MASON BODY SHOP, 812 E. 12-10-16 (8) Monday Friday. All day MICHIGAN RENTALS. devote minimum 20 hours per Lansing High School. 3 posi 810-2 14) Kalamazoo since 1940. Auto tions, 7:45 a.m. to 1:15 p.m., Saturday. Must have a good C-5-10-5 (8) the 1st days incorrect insertion. Adjust¬ week to employment during painting-collision service. FAST FOOD MANAGERS 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 7:30 INSIDE HELP needed, apply driving record. LIEBER- ment claims must be made within 10 tax season. Must work 40 days American, Foreign MANN'S 107 S. Washington. EAST ON the lake, spacious cars. 485- hours during spring break. Domino's Pizza, 250 units a.m. until 2 p.m. Apply in at LITTLE CAESARS today of expiration date. 0256. C-23-10-31 (5) nationwide, need Lansing. Phone for an ap- 3 bedrooms, part utilities Own transportation neces experi¬ person. Personnel office, East after 4 p.m. 5-184 (3) Bills are due 7 days from ad expiration date. enced fast food managers pointment. 482-1457. paid, air conditioning, carpet- sary. Apply in person 9:00 Lansing Public Schools. 509 3-10-4 (8) If not paid by due date, a '1.00 late CHEQUERED FLAG. Foreign now to be trained for posi¬ Burcham Drive. 8-10-8 (9) ARE THE COSTS OF ing, refrigerator and stove, a.m. to 12:00 noon (except Car parts and accessories are tions yard, pets OK. Now just $195. service Saturday), or phone 882-2441 as store managers. You COLLEGE GETTING charge will be due. our specialty. Free advice can earn up to $250 per week DRIVEWAY ATTENDANT, YOU DOWN? BOX OFFICE clerk 2 posi- (13-3C). 349 1065. Open 9 9 for appointment during those tions. 10 hours/week Center and weekends. MID-MICH - with every part sold. 2605 E. while in training. Our expan¬ part-time. hours. ACT IMMEDIATELY! Evenings and For the Arts or 20 hours/ IGAN RENTALS. C-510-5 (8) Kalamazoo. (1 mile west of sion offers exciting oppor¬ weekends. UNIVERSITY We We are finalizing our tax can help you outl week at Meridian Mall. Work campus). Call 487-5055. tunities for you to join the STANDARD. 351-0770. season plans now. SIMPLI¬ study preferred but not esse EAST LANSING Cozy C-23-10-31 (6) fastest growing pizza com¬ 5-10-3 (4) We have job openings for FIED BOOKKEEPING AND ntial. Call I Automotive |l^| TAX SERVICE, INC., 4305 pany in the world. Your salary secretarial and clerical shifts s'10-8 (6) Mary 372-4636. home, part utilities paid, car¬ ASTRE - '76, radials, 4-speed, FIAT 128 wagon - 1973.30 + |~ Motorcycles |[^T| South Cedar St., Lansing. 2-182 (29) as beginning manager is $12,500 per year plus 25% NURSE AIDES We have part time and in and around the Lansing/ East Lansing area. Salaries MAN WITH van to — peting, modern kitchen. Short-term lease. Pets OK. deliver Now $135 (13-4C). 349 1065. AM-FM cassette, $1100, 332- miles/gallon, rust. $60 in US profit of the unit. Supervisory weekend hours available^ We are commensurate with skills newspapers on campus Sat Open 9 9 and weekends, 8853. 5-10-2 (3) 1973 YAMAHA 500 road and franchising opportunities will try to arrange your hours and abilities. Give us a call to silver coins dated pre-1964. ROOM 6 BOARD for bike. Crash bar, Dunlap K81 urday nights. $40 Call 332 MID MICHIGAN RENTALS. 349-3144, 349-1488. 6-10-4(4) available after 12 months to our needs. Top pay, no make an appointment for mother's helper in East Lan¬ 2112. 4 10 5 (4) C-510-5 (7) ATTENTION!! WE buy late tires. $550 best offer. 355 successful store manage¬ fees. You must have experi your personal 0987. 3-10-5 (3) sing home. October-June, model imported and do¬ FIAT X19 1976, convertible ment. Send resume to Joyce ence and references avail¬ - 351-3050, call 7-10 p.m. BABYSITTER NEEDED, FOUR BEDROOM furnished mestic compact cars. Con¬ hardtop, 22,000 miles, AM/ 3-10-5 (4) White, 6300 West Michigan, able EOE/M F MANPOWER, INC. Mon-Wed. and Fri. mornings, 1975 HONDA CL 360 Ex¬ house to share. Country liv- tact John DeYound, WIL¬ FM cassette, 30 MPG, ex¬ Apt. H2, Lansing, 48917. UPJOHN HEALTHCARE 601 N. Capitol 332-1788. 1-10-2 13) LIAMS VW, 484-1341. cellent. $3,200. 372-2702. cellent condition. 4000 miles. 12-10-9 (24) 372 0880 ing, 10 minutes from MSU. RESIDENT MANAGER and 694 1250. 4-10-2(11) 656 3129(7 11 p.m.). $600. 351-2837. 8-10-4(4) • C-23-10-31 (5) 3-10-4(4) spouse to live in and super¬ SECRETARIAL HELP want 5-10-5 (4) IMMEDIATE EXPERIENCE vise six mentally impaired SERVICE STATION atten ed by the Russian Language BERLINETTA FIAT 1975 124 Sport coup 5 with mentally ill and mentally CAMERO, adult clients in a residential dant, experienced, 18 years, journal. 1979. All power, air, air speed. 30 miles per gallon. Employment home setting. Daytime hours retarded adults. Part time references, 332-6335 Jim Excellent typing 2 BEDROOM DUPLEX 155 wpm) and shorthand miles east of E. Lansing. 10 ! shocks, T-top, AM/FM cas¬ New brakes, radials and ex¬ shifts open 3-11 and 7-3. Call open to attend school Must Little. 7-10-3(3) RN'S-GN'S (80 wpm) mandatory. 10 Phone evenings. 485 6958. sette. Very sharp. haust system. Mechanic will HOSTESS, PART-time even 339 3265. 7 10-28 16) $8,000. have own transportation. hours/week. Good wages. 12-10-16 (3) 349-9589. Seeing is believing. recommend. $2150. 351- ings. Approximately 20 hours NOW ACCEPTING applies Room and board plus salary Lansing General Hospital has Hours arranged. Call Munir - — 12-10-16(6) 5580. 8-10-9 16) a week. $3.50/hour. Apply in SKI SALES people In and fringe benefits. Contact tions for the following posi¬ full and part time positions Sendich, 355 5079 or 337 EAST LANSING duplex. 3 person at the Willow Lounge Lansing's largest ski shop. tions: waitress, hostess, and available for Personnel Office, Community registered and 0162. 3-10-4 (9) bedrooms, 2 baths, rec-room, FIREBIRD ESPRIT '77. Blue, 2006 '74 BUICK Convertible, one West^Willow. JM0-2^(6) Mental Health Board, 407 W. Part and full time sales. Hard cocktail waitress. Please ap¬ graduate nurses. A 4-day, 10 parking. $450. 374 6366. of the last of its kind. $2100 custom striping, AM/FM Greenlawn, Lansing. EOE. and soft goods. Some ex¬ ply between 2-4 p.m. at hour per day work week _ firm. 332-3013 after 5. 5-10-5(3) stereo. $3900, 353-5637. 6-10-3 (3) negotiable. COUNTER REPRESENTA¬ TIVE for car rental office, 7-3 810-5 (12) perience preferred. Apply in person, MC Sporting Goods, Clara's 637 E. Michigan 7-10-28 (7) option allowing 3 day week ends is available on the r n>r Rem nm0"1'04-3' ROOMMATE WANTED to —- weekends. 489-1484. 5-10-2 (3) PLANT PARTIES - Hostess 5002 W. Saginaw. midnight shift. We offer: NEED TO STORE A CAR? share 2 bedroom house 10 CAMARO 1979-Z28 -11,500 FORD FAIRLANE '65, earns 10%. Contact HYA 12 10 10(8) BURCHAM HILLS Now hir¬ primary and team nursing, Parking spaces available near minutes from campus. 694 miles. $6,500. AM/FM Cas¬ unique, no rust, solid trans¬ UNEMPLOYED? JOB Club CINTH HOUSE GREENERY, ing full and part time waiters, complete orientation pro Bogue Street. Call 337-0674. 4804 510 4 (3) sette. 669-9464. 5-10-8 (3) portation, $750 firm, 487-0823 can help you find a job if you 332-6200. OR-6-10-8 14) MAINTENANCE POSITION dishwashers, cooks and diet gram, continuing education 2 10 3(4) after 5. 5-10 -3 (4) 16-21 yrs. old and low Must have drivers license, run CAPR11972. Good condition. are aids. Apply in person at the support system, excellent FREE RENT for 2 men in this errands, painting, minor GARAGE FOR rent River income. Call 487-8611. INSTRUCTOR, SECRE¬ Business Office. 2700 Bur wage and benefit package. 5bedroom house. Make pay¬ $800 or best offer. 393-3884 FORD STATION St., By wagon 5-10-5 (5) TARIAL building repair. Hours be¬ For more information contact ye8r only, call 351 ments from income. Requires evenings. 3-10-4 (3) 1972. Air, radio, very good training program. cham Dr. 12-10-5 (6) 3707 12 10-15 (3) BA tween 8:30 a.m. b 5:00 p.m. Personnel Office Depart $5,000 down payment. 332 condition. $550. 355-5946 degree and/or recent NEAT APPEARING me¬ work experience in secre¬ Must be work study. Apply RN - SHIFT supervisor. Full ment, Lansing General Hospi¬ 4770. 3-10-4 (5) CHEVROLET BELAIR '68 after 3. 5-10-4 (3) American Red Cross 1800 E. Excellent transportation. AM- FM cassette - power. $300. FORD VAN '75, air condition¬ chanically minded men for machine helpers b custodian tarial-clerical. Vocational cer¬ tification and prior teaching Grand River 5-10-4 18) time opening on 3-11 p.m. shift. Liberal fringe benefits, tal, 2800 Devonshire, Lan sing, Ml 48909. Phone 372 ( Apartments ] [§] BEAUTIFUL RESIDENTIAL. work in bowling establish¬ experience preferred. Con¬ evening b night differential, 8220 ext. 267. EOE. East Lansing home, fireplace, 355-5844. X-5-10-3 (3) ing, power brakes and steer¬ Part-time, flexible LICENSED PHYSICAL thera 10 10 5(25) CROSSROADS REALTY IS garage. 2 year lease, $450, ing, repainted, carpet. $3000, ment. tact Ingham Intermediate no shift rotation, every other hours. Mr. Bertrand, 337- School District, 676-3268. pist, full or part time position weekend off and weekend MOVING! to 124 W. Grand good for grads or staff. 332 CHEVETTE, '79, 4 door auto¬ 337-2843 after 6 p.m. ELBINGER STUDIO look 1383. 3-10-3 (7) 810-5 (8) available. (517 ) 373-8436, 8 bonus paid. M.N.A. contract is River, E. Lansing. Same 4902. 8-10-11 (5) matic, rust proofed, 882-5489 5-10-4 (4) 3-10-4 (3) a.m.-5 p.m., Equal Oppor¬ Come to the Ingham County ing for a few good models. phone number? 351 0951. BRODY CAFETERIA seeking tunity Employer. 7-10-5 (5) Medical Care Facility 3860 APPLY IN PERSON ONLY C 23 10 31 14) GREMLIN 1971 - Good trans¬ J ROSS BROWNE S Whal Wednesday. October 3, 1 FEMALE ROOMMATE need CHEVY IMPALA 1971. $500 portation. 321-3388 part-time help for lunches. ing Station is now accepting Dobie Rd. Okemos to apply. BABYSITTER IN my Okemos STILL LOOKING for that ed for new duplex close to 8-10-9 (3) See Terry or Craig, Room 12-10-11 (13) p.m. 4 p.m. 220 Albert St. or best offer. Call Dr. Fiore at applications for buspersons, house or apartment to rent? campus. $90 month + utili¬ 202, Brody Complex. home. 2 Children; light 7-10-3(5) 355-0369 or after 5pm at 351- dishwashers and main¬ STOPI Rent A Home has ties b deposit. Call 6654178 3892. 3-10-4 (4) JEEP 1976, CJ5, gray, black 81810 (4) housekeeping, part-time, COCKTAIL WAITRESSES, tenance positions. Apply in hundreds of listings in all or 351 2129. 510-4 (5) mornings. MUST HAVE own full or part time, days or NOW ACCEPTING applica top, snow tires and radials, person Monday through many options. 332-2422. PHONERS NEEDED for poll transportation, good refer¬ evenings, no experience tions for part time help. Apply areas, sizes and prices. Call 1975 CHEVY Impala Wagon, Wednesday 3 to 4:30 p.m. 337 1036 and see if they have 2-10-5 (3) tical fund raising, $3/hour ences, no smoking. Call 349- necessary, apply in person, Burger King Restaurant, 3121 ROOMMATE WANTED to EOE. 12-10-10(8) sharp, air, 9-passenger, 5854. 12 10 10(7) HUDDLE SOUTH 820 W E. Saginaw, b 1141 E. Grand what you're looking for. share 2 bedroom house 10 $1795. 332-5141. 5-10-5 (3) plus bonus. Contact Dana MERCURY MONARCH Ghia, Miller Road, Lansing. River between 2-4 p.m. Small fee if they can help minutes from campus. 694 Glass, 487-5413, Tuesday or WANTED - BUS boy or girl 1976, air, cruise, power, new Thursdays. Z-8-10-10 (5) foi noon meal, 12:30 - 1:30, EXPERIENCED FITTER is 12 10 11 (71 810-417) you. C 22 10 31 19) 4805. 5 10-4 (3) CORVETTE 1977. White with tires, after 5 p.m. 332 1485. Monday-Friday, Delta Gam¬ needed for women's altera¬ black interior, loaded. 349- 8-10-8 (31 SUBSTITUTE BUS drivers House. Call Mrs. Crothers tions department. Full time 3659. 5-10-3 (3) ma for Okemos Public School 332 3457. 810-4 (5) position is available. Apply in OLDS '75. Royale 4-door. District. If interested, call Mr. person or send resume to CUTLASS SUPREME '79. New tires and battery. Good Green at 349 9440 810-5 (4) BARNEY'S RESTAURANT Personnel Office at JACOB- Olds engineer owned. REGISTERED Sticker condition. 351-3565 SON'S 333 East Grand River, Full b part time help. Nice $7,800, selling $6,295 or best East Lansing 12 10 15 (9) offer. 349-2103. 6-10-8 (4) 3-10-4 (3) PHOTOGRAPHERS AND personality b appearance im¬ Writers! Work for the MSU portant. Apply at 4721 W. PART TIME waitresses Yearbook. Apply at 30 Stu¬ Saginaw, Lansing. 8-10 8 (4l CUTLASS -1972 OLDS DYNAMIC 88, 1960. wanted at Mac's Bar 2700 STUDENT - dent Services. 810-3 (4) Good shape, good transpor¬ Excellent condition. $700. East Michigan. Call 484-6795 NOW HIRING Taking ap¬ tation, 349-4183. 2 10-2 (3) Call 487-9879. 5-10-5 (3) after 6 p.m. 7-10-2 (4) COOK: PART-time, weekend plications for ail positions, nights. Sea Hawk Restau¬ apply in person, any after CUTLASS SUPREME 1973 - OLDS 1979 Royale 4-door. Excellent condition, $1400 or best offer. 393-2456 8-10-11 (3) Tilt wheel, cruise, air, stereo, 350 Olds V-8. Excellent condi¬ tion. 16,000 miles. $5,900. rant, Williamston. Call for appointment at 6582175. 12-189 15) an noon, RAINBOW RANCH, 2843 E. Grand River 810-4 (5) APPLKS PLUMS ORGANIZATIONS PIAttft 663-8880 8-10-5 (5) 1973 DATSUN 610. Auto EARN S200 (OR MORE) PER WEEK PART TIME trans. New battery, tuned BLOSSOM ORCHARDS 20-25 MPG. $500 or best Greg, 485 1610 after 6. MULTINATIONAL COMPANY needs live (5) college per sons to train in sales of sure fire campus oriented spe THE WARDOWSKI'S Applications for yearly funding of activities 5-10-3 332-4010. 810-4(4) cial occasion gift items. Applicant must have initiative, be 2 mil** north of l*tli* 3597 Hull Rood from ASMSU available in Room 307 Student sales oriented, outgoing, resourceful, o consistent per FIAT 1975 124 Sport Coupe. PLYMOUTH DUSTER 12. former, ond a self storter (old U.S. 127) HOURS: 1 Services Building. New brakes, radials. Midas New brakes, $650 or best am-4pm offer 372-7496. 8183 13) Work opprox. 4 hrs doy your own time No previous CLOSED MONDAYS exhaust, battery. Just tuned, soles experience necessary Successful applicants under PHONE: 1-519-8251 mechanic will recommend. 30 MPG. 5 speed AM/FM Pale PONTIAC LEMANS Station go excellent training program Send resume including PICK YOUR OWN APPLES Deadline: October 12, 1979 at 5:00 p.m. green, real cute. Transferred. Wagon, 1972, nine pas¬ phone no POLYCRAFT INTERNATIONAL COMPANY, Suite Sot. 8 Sun., 10-5 pm Must sacrifice this week at senger, loaded, excellent run¬ 1800 505 Fifth Avenue New York. New York 10017 Gift Pock ages $600 below book $2150. 351- ning condition, $550, 358 Compus interviews: 3rd Week October (hipped by UPS 5580 8185 (9) 2869 8182 (4) 1 QMichigon Stote News, Eost lon&ing, Michigon Hobscs I 1 For Sale ][] [ Animals "[PRl Service Instructions Wanted Wanted MID-MICHIGAN RENTALS KITTENS LITTER trained, COMPUTERIZED BIO- PIANO LESSONS for ages 8 AIRLINE COUPON wanted. 4 TICKETS TO MSU-Purdue has a large selection of playful & healthy. 394 2879 RHYTHM charts. 3 months - to 88. I have 7 years exper¬ Need 2 American or United Call 394-5909 after 5 p.m. apartments, houses, du¬ after 6:00 p.m. 6 10 4 (3) $3.00, 6 months $5.00, 1 ience. 349-6760. 6-10-9 (3) Vi fair coupons. Contact 4-10-5 (3) plexes, studios, etc. .. . Most GRAND OPENING year $8.00, send name, Dave at 355-2590. 3-10-4 (4) WATCH FOR THE areas, sizes and prices. Call Hard wood end and coffee PEKINGESE - PUPPIES, address, birthdate, starting GUITAR LESSONS Private - HALF FARE airline and see if we have what tables. Sectional book cases AKC, silver/black. Shots, date & check or money order or group - Call MARSHALL WANTED - ROCK band to Top dollar. Call Mike, 332 coupons. HUGHES you're looking for. From 9-9, wormed. $150. 394-0012. to G.N.W. Enterprises, P.O. MUSIC CO., 337-9700. Open play at dance October 26. desks, lamps, couches, 7977, mornings. 8-10-4(3) 349-1065. C-23-10-31 18) chairs, leather office chairs E-5-10-5 (3) Box 18095, Lansing, Ml. weeknights until 9 p.m. More for publicity than fee. RECRUITER VISITING while they last. 505 E. Michi¬ 48901. 8 10-4(7) C-5-10-5 (5) Call 394-2642 after 6 p.m. WANTED MSU For Sale gan Ave., Lansing. October is the month for 2-10-3 (4) - vs gan non-student tickets. Will Mich- YOUR CAMPUS SOON. OR-8-10-3 1101 IMPROVE YOUR GRADES. pay top dollar. Aubrey. 393- Send $1.00 for your 306-page tasty treats. Watch these HELP TO the girl I sold Styx 1615. 4-10-5 (3) 29 GALLON aquarium plus STEREO GOODIES used. columns for specials on cider, tickets to Saturday, Please catalog of collegiate re¬ Contact your placement office stand, hood, light, filter. $65. Nakamichi 600 cassette deck. Lost & Found search. 10,250 topics listed. apples, and other seasonal call immediately. Mike 351 - ATTENTION PHOTO¬ 351-3313. E-5-10-5 (3) foods. Nakamichi 550 portable Box 25097G, Los Angeles Ca. 7813. 1-10-2 (4) GRAPHERS. Figure model. for interview dates. stereo deck. Advent 300 re¬ GOLD BRACELET lost Sun 90025. 1 213-477-8226. Reply to Box 1003, East 1976 23" Schwinn Conti¬ ceiver. Phase Linear 400 amp. NEEDED nental 10-speed. Like new day night, 9 23 in East Lan¬ 2 21 10 23(6) Car Pool Lansing, Ml 48823. Ohm FH speakers. Yamaha sing near Beggar's Banquet. Two non-student tickets for 8-10-11 (3) condition. $130. 485-7594. NS 500 speakers. Ar 2A Reward. 349 6442 349- COPYGRAPH SERVICE the MSU vs. Michigan game. 5-10-5 (3) or WANTED - CAR pool from HUGHES speakers. Marantz 3200 pre- 6724. 4 10-2 (4) COMPLETED, DISSERT Flint to MSU. Day classes. Willing to pay an arm Et a leg. 2 TO 4 tickets f°r~u~of ~M/ amp. Pioneer TX 7500 tuner. ATIONS AND RESUME 337-0291 Steve. 5-10-8 (5) MSU and Purdue/MSU. Gen¬ (313) 732-1827 after 5 p.m. LOST: ORANGE neutered Dyna PAT 5 pre-amp. Teck SERVICE. Corner MAC and Z 3-10-3 (3) eral Admission or student. A103 cassette deck. Turn male tiger-cat near Jerome WANTED - TWO tickets to Grand River, 8:30 am - 5 pm Call 332-1716. 4-10-5 (4) AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER M/F & Marshall St. Reward. 485- U-M/MSU game. 332-6884. tables by Thornes, Philip and Monday - Friday, 10 am - 5 GRAND RAPIDS - MSU car DICKER AND DEAL HAS IT! Pioneer. 8812. 3-10-4 (4) 4-10-5 (3) Saturday. 337 1666. pool. Day classes. 616-454- on their brand name stereo I WANT STYX to stay here at C-23 10 31 (7) 0496. Also riders accepted. components, televisions, and Much, Much More!! FOUND - SMALL calico kit¬ DESPERATELY NEED 2 MSU after their appearance 5-10-3 13) most of their hundreds of ten with white paws, white Buy, sell, trade. WILCOX MSU - Purdue tickets. Call Friday night. 2-10-3 (4) electronic items. DICKER TRADING POST, 509 E. flea collar. 355-7225. I Typing Service 11 | Gina at 332 1252 after 2:30. Coming AND DEAL SECOND HAND 3-10-4 (3) Wanted 5-5-10-8 (4) TICKETS, MSU Michigan, Lansing, 485-4391 - U of M, STORE, 1701 S. Cedar St., OR 8-10 3 (20) TYPING-EXPERIENCED. would like two reasonably Lansing. 487 3886. LOST SMALL NEED 3 or 4 good tickets Uof - gray and Thesis, NEED SOME bucks? Wanted priced. Call 351-8761. C-5-10-5 (12) term papers. IBM M versus MSU. 1-313-589 This Weekend STEREO. HIGHEST quality brown striped kitten. Last 4 MSU - UofM football 1-10-2(3) correcting Selective 2. 2032 evenings ask for Bubba. components at tremendous seen near Charles and Beech, tickets. Call Carol 355-3673. SQUINTING CAUSES wrin¬ Nancy, 351-7667. 12-10-5 (31 Z-3-10-2 (4) savings. Amps, decks, 4-10-5 (4) FOLD DOWN Camper trailer kles. Help prevent them with speakers, etc. New with full TYPING. FREE pick-up and to sleeo 6. Reasonable. (517) prescription ground sun¬ warranty. AUDIO WORLD delivery. Fast, experienced, NEED SINGLE ticket to MSU ROOM IN house or apart¬ 521-3503 after 6pm. 7-10-5 (3) glasses from OPTICAL DIS¬ 1 616-241 2994, 2-9 p.m. LOST 9-27-79 Woman's - low rates. 676-2009. Michigan football game. ment with female in Okemos The COUNT, 2617 E. Michigan, Z-6 10 2(7) tan double fold wallet. Re¬ Please call 353-9589 (days) or OR 23 10-31 (3) - E. Lansing area. Call 332- Lansing. 372 7409. ward 394 6288 or 353 7836. 487-3096 (evenings). TICKETS WANTED for 3146. 5-10-2 (3) C-23-10-31 (6) DISCOUNT CALCULATORS 3 10 3 (3) DO YOU need help with the S-5-10-5 (4) MSU-U of M game. Call has moved to 124 W. Grand STATISTICS STUDENT 353-6967 before 10 am or LOST LADY'S gold watch composing, editing, and/or DESPERATE TO BOOKS! 3 floors of books, trade 1 wanted to after 6 pm. X-6-10-5 (3) typing of your paper, thesis, proof read ele¬ Rill Blast magazines and comics. with black band, square face. United coupon or dissertation? Call 349-5179. for 1 Amer mentary statistics text and CURIOUS BOOK SHOP, 307 355-0551, Debbie. can coupon. Call Tom Carr, check problems. If interested, 2-10-2 (5) WANTED - MICHIGAN AND East Grand River, East Lan¬ PANASONIC ENTERTAIN¬ Z-2-10-2J3) 355-0197 or 351 1829. write East Lansing Box 792 Purdue tickets. Call 332-1382. sing, 332-0112. C-23-10-31 (5) MENT Center, tape, receiver, UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS 3-10-3 (4) and YOUNG FEMALE cat found give hourly rate. 3-10-2 (3) turntable. $200. 337-2127. COMPLETE RESUME SER¬ 8-10-2 (6) Stereo Sale LADIES CHICAGO brand near Martin Luther chapel. E-5-10-5 (3) VICE: NEED FEMALE furnished, rink skates, size 6, $50, 337-0257. 4-10-5 (3) Typesetting; offset - NEED 2-4 tickets for MSU vs. printing; and bindery serv¬ two bedroom, Riverside JOIN EXISTING carpool 485-0308 after 6 p.m. HOUSEPLANTS BEAUTI Michigan game. Call Mary Jo ices. Approved dissertation apartments, $130, 332-0636. Howell Brighton to MSU after 6. (3131-533-1562. E-5-10-2 (3) FUL and healthy. $8 to $40. Call 694-9020. E-5-10-5 (3) | Personal | [/I printing and binding special¬ ists. For estimate, stop in at 4-10-4 (3) daily. 9-5. 353-8924, 1-546- 7810. 5-10-4 (3) 3-10-3 (3) LADIES SCHWINN, fenders, 2843 E Grand River or phone PART TIME. Taking and de¬ lock, carrier, new, $100. 485 How to study $1.00 Papers Saveupto BSR TURNTABLE like new, 332 8414. C-23-10-31 (9) livering orders. Household MSU FANS need tickets to WANTED: 2 MSU/U of M 0306 after 6 p.m. E-5-10 2 (3) Dept. MS, Box 25126 Lan¬ $55. Heath portable stereo products. Call 321-3022, eve¬ Michigan game. Please call football tickets. Call 641 - phonograph $35. 50 1200 sing, Mi. 48909. Z 10 10-3 (3) nings. 8-10-10 (4) 351-8909. 5 10-5 (3) 6987. 5-10-3 (3) EXPERIENCED IBM typing, PORTABLE TV in excellent power microscope set $50. dissertations (Pica Elite). condition. $28.00. 484 8783 Call 655-3515 after 6 p.m. ""electrolysis FAYANN 489 0358 E-5-10-2 (3) E-5-10-2 (5) C 23-10-31 (3) It's What's Corda West Open 5817 North Okemos SOFA BED $45, back folds down, excellent p.m. Herculon, 332-6663 5-10-3 (4) 12X50 MOBILE HOME 6Vi after - feet 7 '68 Virginia Hanchett 2017$. Cedar Phone 484-1632 ' ' < TYPING, C 23-10-31 13) EXPERT EXPERIENCED, fast and reasonable. 371 4635 TYPING.Term Happening Announcements for It's What's MSU Agricultural Engineering 75% EXCELLENT GRADES papers, letters, RESUMES. Road, East Lansing Buddy, for immediate occu¬ Near Gables. 337-0205. Happening must be received in Technology Club meets at 7 WITHOUT REALLY TRYING pancy. 8 miles from East the State News office, 343 Stu¬ tonight, 119 Agricultural Engineer¬ 337-7974 This is a factual study of how C 23-10-31 (3) Lansing. $3800. 675-5598. dent Services Bldg., by noon at ing Bldg. Hours: the nation's top students DISCOVER 8-10-10 (4) TYPING. FREE pick-up and least two days before publication. receive A's and expend little 7:30am-7pm. 6 MONTH OLD stereo, must effort. Can you afford to wait delivery. Fast, experienced, No announcements will be ac¬ The Learning and Evaluation low rates. 676-2009. Service presents the conference go. Signet, TK7SU Shibata, until next semester to cepted by phone. raise 'Add Dimensions to Your Educat¬ SEWING MACHINES - new OR-23-10-31 (3) Yamaha YP-800, Crioio, your CUMM? Rush $2 and dRUTGERS ion' from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. today, free arm machines from Klipsch Heresy $1,950 value your address to ACADEMIC MSU Go Club meets from 7 to COPYGRAPH SERVICE Union Ballroom. Discover field $99.50. Guaranteed used for $1,350 or best offer. 4 year AIDS CO., P.O.Box 11 1115. COMPLETED, DISSERTA¬ tonight, Eustace Hall. Begin¬ experience options at MSU. machines from $39.50. All security agreement. 351 Edison, N.J. 08817. ners and Dan-level players are TIONS AND RESUME makes repaired, EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, 1146. 7-10-5 (7) Z-8-8-11 (10) SERVICE. Corner MAC and welcome. Volunteers are needed to work THE STATE UNIVERSITY Grand River, 8:30 am - 5 pm with abused and neglected child¬ 1115 N. Washington. 489 WOMEN'S 10 speed, $40. 1 I FEEL it is important to Join the Baptist Student Union ren. Attend an orientation OF NEW JERSEY 6448. C-23-10-31 (8) inform people of MSU that Monday - Friday, 10 am - 5 pro¬ year old. 337-1009. for Bible study and fellowship at 6 gram at 5:30 tonight, 25 Student E-5-10-2 (3) STYX will be in concert Saturday. 337-1666. tonight, 332 Union. Services Bldg. SOMEBODY ELSE'S October 5 at Jenison Field- C-22-10-31 (7) Visit with our representative CLOSET featuring gently AMERICAN AIRLINES Dis house. 1-10-2 (6) Forms to re-register student EXPERIENCED TYPIST, Juniors, seniors: Gain academic used clothing. 541 E. Grand count ticket. $50 or best organizations are available in the River. Open noon to 6 p.m. IBM, dissertations, etc. S.W. credit interning with the National DATE: Tuesday, October 9, 1979 offer. 332-5361. E-5-10-3 (3) CORNUCOPIA WORKSHOP Student Activities Division, 101 Take-ins by appointment. Lansing. Ellen. 393-1530. Conference of Christians and C-23-10-31 151 participants living in the Lan¬ 5-10-5 (3) CO Student Services Bldg. Re-regist¬ Jews. Contact Dave Persell, Col¬ TIME: 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. NEW AND used guitars, ban¬ sing area may share in the rations are due Oct. 19. lege of Urban Development. PLACE: Placement Services WE SELL stereo equipment. jos, mandolins, etc. Dulc¬ imers and kits, recorders, Lansing Information Center and meetings by writing to: TYPING - IN my home. Straight East Lansing typing, foot¬ ST Are you going home this week¬ Student Services Building THE STEREO SHOPPE. East thousands of hard to find Maury, 529 N. Butler St., notes, quotes, tables. Call end and need a ride or riders? Michigan Botanical Club meets Lansing. C-23-10-31 (31 albums and books. Discount Lansing, Mich. 48915 or by 351 9404. 12-10-16 14) CD Alpha Phi Omega offers Call-A- at 7:30 tonight, 168 Plant Biology Rutgers, a major research university, of¬ prices. Expert repairs-free calling IV5-3556 after 7 p.m. Ride-Service. Contact 353-CARS. Bldg. Dr. Voss speaks on 'Great fers nearly 240 degree programs through BED - FULL size, mattress & 10-10-16 (9) Lakes Islands, past and present.' estimates ELDERLY INS eleven graduate and professional schools. box springs, can be con¬ TRUMENTS. 541 E. Grand Greater Lansing Masters Athlet¬ verted to canopy, like new, River. C-23-10-31 (8) MONOTHEISTIC DOCTRINE ic Association offers a competitive The Hospitality Association Currently, over 13,000 students are en¬ $200; 676-5694 E 5-10-2 (4) of reincarnation in the Torah, ^^ You can take CD swimming program for men and meets at 7 tonight, Kellogg Center rolled in master's, specialist, and doctoral the Prophets and the gospels. women 19 years or older from 9 Auditorium. All Hotel-Restaurant INSTANT CASH! We're pay level study at New Brunswick-Piscataway, CRIB & MATCHING dresser Write: The Truth of Islam, my ad out Institutional Management majors ing $1 $2, for albums in good p.m. to 10:15 p.m. Monday thru of the paper. welcome. Newark, and Camden. The university $150. Sofa $75, stereo con¬ shape. WAZOO RECORDS, P.O. Box 4494, South Bend, CO Thursday, MacDonald Middle sole $75, chairs (2) $75 each 223 Abbott 337 0947. Indiana 46624. Z8-10-8 (6) 1 got the School. makes available numerous assistantships, 351-9310. E-5-10-2 (4) Women's Resource Center C-10 12 (4) ARTISTS results brown bag discussion is from fellowships, and scholarships on a com¬ INTERESTED in 1 wanted. Imgham County Parks Depart¬ THORNES TD 160 BCMK 11 OVER 3000 cheap albums, showing or selling their works CD ment will sponsor canoe trips on noon to 1 p.m. Wednesday, 150 petitive basis. turntable, new, Maywire arm, contact The Union Gallery the Gmnd River at 8 a.m. Oct. 6, Student Services Bldg. Topic: 25$ and up-all types, hits to sonus blue cartridge. 351 the obscure, FLAT, BLACK 355-5116. 5-10-5 (4) CO and 9 a.m. Oct. 7. Contact 'The Direction of Women's Re¬ 7781.8-10-5 13) source Center 1979-80.' AND CIRCULAR 541 E. CO Riverbend Nature Center for Grand River, above Para¬ Real Estate CO details and reservations. LUDWIG DRUM set with mount. Open 11a.m. -6p.m., 10 ACRES ON a corner The Inter-Cooperative Council Volunteer to work for the cymbals and throne. Like 6 days. C 23-10-31 17) new. Half price. 332-8095. between Williamston and will collect non-perishable food for Michigan School for the Deaf. 8-10-11 (3) Webberville, remodeled, 3 cd" senior citizens from 1 to 4 p.m. Meet at 7:30 tonight, 334 Union. ■Pi XEROX bedroom farm home. Horse Contact 26 Student Services Bldg. Monday through Friday, Union 2 UNITED DISCOUNT coup barns including in-door arena for details. ons $50 a piece. Mary GRAND OPENING Immediate occupancy. As- 351 9349. 5-10 8 (3) sumable The Answer Place volun¬ Pick a foreign student for a Hardwood end and coffee mortgage. $78,000 neeos by 1 468 3665. friend. International Interactions tables. Sectional book cases owner. - teers to help answer phones and 2 AMERICAN AIRLINES 4-10-5(9) meets at 4 p.m. today, Rm. 4 desks, lamps, couches, chairs take surveys. Drop by the office at Student Services Bldg. 50% off discount coupons, best offer. 332-3526, 9-b. 4-10-5 (3) leather office chairs they last. 505 E Michigan Ave., Lansing. C-3-10-3 (10) while Recreation ft 333 Union. The Institute for Electronics and MSU Finance Club will hold its has a Electrical first meeting at 7:30 p.m. Wednes¬ Engineers will host HAYRIDES FOLLOWED by 1 Ik day, 118 Eppley Center. Featured master plan 35 -825 STATE OF the art G.A.S. USED FURNITURE odds CAMPFIRES. Large groups Hughes Aircraft at 7 tonight, 146 Thaedra Preamp with moving and ends. Sofa's $35, chairs welcome! CRAZY 'C' RID¬ Engineering Bldg. All electrical guest is John Shoemaker of coil cartridge facility. War $10. Phone 332 0052. ING STABLE. 676-3710. engineering, mechanical engineer¬ Michigan Bell. rantee still in effect. $700. Call 694 8393 after 7 p.m. 3-10-2 (6) OR-4-10-5 (3) KENWOOD 4006 amplifier, OR-1-10-2 (4) STYX FRIDAY October 5, ing, and physics majors, especially seniors, are invited. Visually impaired students await your leadership in recreation pro¬ for grams. Volunteer to work for the MBA's like new $110. 332-7262 after 7:30 p.m. Great tickets still The SCHWINN CONTINENTAL College Undergraduate Michigan School for the Blind. 6 p.m. E-5-10-8 (3) available at the Union. Student Advisory Commitee for 24 ". Good condition. $100. Contact 26 Student Services Bldg. 2-10-3(4) id Human Ecology meets at 6 tonight 337-8255 E-5-10-3 (3) 408 Human Ecology Bldg. A > hug from a pre-schooler can SINGLE BED Mobile Homes BLUEGRASS EXTENSION make your day, Volunteer for It's really very simple. Xerox provides the with good SERVICE plays weddings, Headstart. Details in 26 Student spring & mattress, $100. parties. 337-0178 or 372-3727. MSU German Club meets at 5 opportunity. You provide the talent. We're an Chest $50. 351 0469 1975 MOBILE home, 14x67,2 © tonight, Peanut Barrel. Alle Deut- Services Bldg. E-5-10-3 (3) C 23-10 31 (3) schspercher sind herzlich eing- industry leader and the MBA's who join us will help bedroom, den, carpeted, us retain that laden. Unterheltung, entspennung Criminal justice, social work, art position. You can expect to develop SIX UNITED Airlines half fare coupons, $70 each. 351 0158, close driving to campus. 694- 6760 8-10-5 (4) ["Rummage Sale~| pp] feststellung eines trefftermins. Tschuss! and recreation majors: Boys at Camp Highfields need your leader¬ and progress with us as we move into the 80's. 351-5117. E-5-10-3 (3) ANTIQUE DOLLS show & ship and attention. Contact 26 We have SCHULTZ -14' x 70' 1973.3 sale. October 7, 9 a.m.-4:30 Student Services Bldg. opportunities for MBA's in various bedrooms, 2 full baths. 30 of the company. 1/2 OFF AIRFARE-2 United gallon water heater, refrigera¬ p.m., LONG'S BANQUET 91 Volunteer Action needy community residents with Corps assists areas discount coupons. $125/best CENTER, Lansing. Adults Interested in working with men¬ tor ft stove. $8,000. 675- Check with your offer. 882 5361. E-5-10-2 (3) 7430. 8-10-3 (5) $2.00, children 75$ We get calls such as short term worker needs. Sign up tally and physically impaired college placement office to help in Rm 1 Student Services 5-10-5(5) children or adults? Volunteer for for campus interview dates and schedules. this every single day. the Beekmen Program in 26 DISHES, GLASSWARE, sil- I . 1 rT~~l Then talk to our campus representatives. MOVING SALE plants, anti Student Services Bldg. verware, bedding, pans, a | AnimaiS || f%\ ques, art, books, records and MSU Management Club will bed, a cabinet and rugs. more. October 5,6,7. 28i hold an informal business meeting The International Association of 339-2748.8-10-4(4) NEEDED HOME for stray Hagadorn. Z 2-10-5 (4) Students in Economics and Bus¬ at 7 tonight, Teak Room, Eppley dog, will worm & give shots, SOFAS, BEDS, dressers, chairs, desks, bikes, clear out. free. 337 2028. 8-10-5 13) RUMMAGE SALE Community Church. 4734 N Okemos Center. iness Management will meet at 6 tonight, Sun Porch Room, Union. XEROX Call 332-6468. 3-10-3 (3) HORSE TRAILER for rent. Okemos Rd. Wednesday Be a friend to an East Lansing MSU Juggling Association $10/day. Horses hauled. 882 October 3,9:30a.m.-3;30 p.m. child. Males are needed for the 8:30 tonight, Tower HARTLAND 4 harness floor 7410 or 882 8779 Thursday October 4, 9a.m. Classified Spartan Buddies program. Con¬ meets at Room, Union. All habitual object loom. $150. 627-2079. 12-10-11 (3) 1p.m. Sponsored by tact 26 Students Services Bldg. levitators welcome. E-5-10-5 (3) HORSES BOARDED. $50/ Worn ens Society. 3 10 3 (7) Ads ny USED BIKES. All sizes, $15- CHURCH RUMMAGE sale: Advertising majors: The Service Help citizens deal with the month. Includes hay & grain, $100. Also used parts. We "ding ring £r trails. Excellent Wednesday, Oct. 3, lla.rr, 7 Phone Learning Center has positions for energy crisis. East Lansing's Urban Options needs volunteers in University United Methodist public relations assistants in local also buy used bikes. Call care. 4 miles south of MSU Church. 1120 S. Harrison agencies. Details in 26 Student many capacities. Contact 26 Stud¬ CHARLIE'S BIKE SHOP, 882-8779 or 882-7410. Road. 2-10-3 (5) 355-8255 Services Bldg. ent Services Bldg. J3UPLKATED 393-2484.5-10-5(51 12-10-11(5) I Michigon State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday. 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The council's liberation groups but also to ches' controversial Special by gifts from churches, groups policy-making central commit¬ movements defending Ameri Fund to Combat Racism and individuals, and the gov¬ tee, representing 293 Protes¬ can Indians, black workers in HAMBURGERS, FRIES, SHAKES AND BEER awarded $349,000 this year, ernments of Sweden, Norway tant and Orthodox denomina South Africa and Korean including grants to two Califor¬ and the Netherlands. tions totalling about 400 million minorities in Japan. There was widespread oppo¬ Christians around the Our food is quick, hot, nia groups that work for His globe, sition last year to an $85,000 later set up restraints that give THIS YEAR'S inexpensive and filled with panic rights, it was announced here Tuesday. Grants totalling $82,500 to grant to black liberation groups and the Patriotic Front alliance members more control. This year's awards include a El Barrio ALLOCA¬ TIONS include one of $15,000 to Communications 3-PIECE CHICKEN homestyle flavor you just can't find at seven organizations that defend African immigrant workers in France were the largest of fighting the government of Zimbabwe Rhodesia, which the dissidents call a facade for donation, announced this month, of $35,000 to the earlier Patriotic Front's delegation to project Calif., of Monterey to help educate the Mexican community in the Uni¬ Park, DINNER SPECIAL our competitors. continued white minority rule. the Zimbabwe Rhodesia peace ted States. Dinner includes cajun rice or French Fries, awards made to 33 groups on AND THE PEANUT BARREL five continents. They "indicate talks convened now in London, The WCC said El Barrio will and roll for the price of a 2-piece chicken what these organizations call a to cover costs. It was the use the money for "cultural dinner LOUNGE introduces growing hostility in France to immigrants," the WCC an largest single grant this year. The fund has distributed a programs and for a series of film strips that will document $1.59 East Lansing's nouncement said. there. Church leaders in total of $3,412,500 in the nine the history of racism against with this coupon Set up in 1969 and often several countries said the grant allocations since 1970, including Chicanos in the American Thurs. Chicken Toco Special LONGEST HAPPY HOUR — Southwest." $.49 MPM Another $10,000 grant goes to Popeyes Fried Monday thru Friday Immigration Advocacy, Chicken is unique... Accused kidnapper National City, Calif., for organi zing Hispanics "on the issue of undocumented aliens and to Redeemable this location at Both at 521 East Grand River resist only— police brutality." The WCC said the grant will be 1127 E. Grand River right across from MSU's Berkey Hall Mich, girl gets hearing used for general support. 351-8776 LITTLETON, Colo. (UPI) - Officials said Friday after the girl yelled to a A judge has set an Oct. 26 Sweeney could be sentenced to motorist in a restaurant park SEVEN CHAPTERS preliminary hearing for a Texas death if convicted of the first ing lot and told him to call truck driver accused of abduct degree felony kidnapping police. ing a teen age Michigan girl charge. The other counts are The girl said Sweeney forced near Cleveland and holding her misdemeanors. her to take off her clothes and captive in his vehicle during a The 17 year-old girl, who has locked them in the truck's cross country trip. been placed in a safe house, told luggage compartment. She said Littleton District Richard Greene has ordered Elmer Glenn Sweeney, 36, of Irving, Texas, $25,000 bond on charges of Judge held under police she ran away from her home in Michigan and was hitchhiking to Florida when Sweeney picked her up near Cleveland Sept. 19. he raped her repeatedly. The victim said at one Sweeney told other truckers point, via his citizens band radio that OF PHILOSOPHY kidnapping, sexual assault and Sweeney was arrested two he would "sell" her to them for false imprisonment. DAMAGES IN SOWS DEATH days later in Strasburg, Colo., $50. FOR TOMORROW AND A Dad DETROIT (UPI) - The sues father of a 24-year-old mechanic for $12 million attention he needed." The elder Jacob filed suit in Michaels said Jacob died of what later was diagnosed as a ROCK CONCERT TONGHT who died in police custody in U.S. District Court last week bowel malfunction. Macomb County has filed a $12 against Macomb County Sheriff The attorney said Jacob's million lawsuit accusing author Bill Hackell, jail administrator condition could have been cor¬ ities of failing to give his son Don Ambroyer, Dr. M.R. rected easily by "routine" sur¬ the medical care he needed. Emerick, 10 unnamed sheriffs gery. Ron Jacob died Aug. 10 in the deputies and eight medical Instead, the suit said, on the Macomb County Jail in subur¬ attendants. day before Jacob died he twice ban Mount Clemens after suf¬ The father's attorney, was given laxatives which were fering a burst bowel, doctors George Michaels, said Sunday prescribed over the telephone said. He had been arrested 12 his staff has talked to jail by Emerick, who never exam¬ days earlier on assault charges. inmates who witnessed Jacob's ined Jacob. Jacob's father, Ronald W. pleas for help. 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