Friday Another rainy day is forecast for today, with temperatures in The State News the upper 40s to the low 50s. Lows tonight will again be in the low 30s. VOLUME 73 NUMBER 140 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING MICHIGAN 48824 OCTOBER 12 1979 LOCAL 999 WORKING WITHOUT CONTRACT MSU skilled trade workers threaten strike ( ontract negotiations were Bv RON PRZYSTAS postponed by University management until MSU custodial and SUE ROBACH and service workers voted on their union representation. State News Staff Writers We don't know where we're going. If we strike, the (physical) AFSCME Local 1585 voted Oct. 5 to keep its representation with its present union, as About 250 MSU skilled trade workers are threatening to strike if contract negotiations plant will shut down and that might shut down the University. opposed to being represented by University Employees Union Local 1. with the University are not settled within two weeks. The election settled a long debate between UEU Local 1. which would have — A union member. replaced the worker' present union, and the AFSCME. Union members met Wednesday night and voted unanimously to have the union bargaining committee submit a letter to the University stating workers will walk off the "University officials would not settle the physical plant contract dispute until the custodial union reached a decision on who would represent them," a job if a settlement is not reached within 10 days. physical plant employee said. Union workers and University management will meet with a state mediator Monday to plant will shut down and that might shut down the University." resume contract negotiations, that broke off Oct. 9. "It's a matter of whatever they (Local 1585) get, we (Local 999) get," he said. The workers, most of whom are physical plant employees, are represented by the The physical plant maintains the physical upkeep of the University, including electrical Since the Oct. 5 election, there have been no attempts at negotiations between the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Local 999. power. University and Local 999. Workers have been operating without a contract since July 1, when their one-year Since July 1, plant employees have been working with a "day-to-day contract" that Samuel E. Baker, director of MSU employee relations, and Carl E. Watters, union contract expired. could be terminated within 10 days by either side, a physical plant employee said president of Local 999, were unavailable to comment. "We don't now where we're going," a union member said. "If we strike, the (physical) Thursday. Also. Robert Gorden, chief steward of Local 999, refused to comment on the matter. Group needs signatures to get much," he added. Hall Demopened "Everybody had to take a beating By TIM SIMMONS State News Staff Writer One of the reasons for closing the rink is someplace," he explained. Public skating on campus has been Thousands of signatures are expected to that compressors and boilers that keep the be presented to the Board of Trustees this eliminated, and figure skating and intra¬ ice frozen have to be replaced, Kinney said. mural hockey time "will be way down from month by a group recommending Demon¬ The cement base for the ice has also buckled stration Hall Ice Arena be reopened. before," Kinney said. and must be repaired. Petitions will be circulated throughout Rintelmann blamed the rink closing on residence halls, poor management, although Letts claimed Lansing and East Lansing ABOUT $60,000 WOULD be needed to the closing was inevitable. by the Committee to Save Dem Hall Ice make the arena operational, Kinney said. Arena, said Russ Rintelmann, committee "There is no assurance that we wouldn't "W'E HAD LOST money in the last chairperson. have to put another $60,000 into it within a The ice rink was closed in April 1979 after month of fixing it. The arena needs all new couple of years because of high labor costs, and only certain hours were salable," Letts University officials decided operational equipment, which would cost at least a said. costs could no longer be maintained, said half-million dollars," Kinney added. "I don't know why, but our public skating Gene Kinney, an assistant to the athletic "Everything has to be replaced, because had gone down considerably. The mech¬ director. that building was built in 1949 and is just anics and equipment of the rink were not After the ice arena was closed, John I^etts, rink manager, was forced to lay off old." repairable," he added. The committee, however, has had an some employees, Rintelmann said. Public skating funds contributed only a estimate of $350,000 from an engineering "minute" part of the operational budget, THE LAY OFF of full-time union company to completely repair the arena, Rintelmann said. Kinney said. employees resulted in grievances against After the arena is taken down, the space the rink manager, said Patrick Fleeser, "The rink was closed because it wasn't will be use for a number of activities, president of Local 1585 of the American kept up," he said. "The rink manager, John Kinney said. Federation of State, County and Municipal Letts, was told about the repairs a couple A portable basketball floor has been Employees. years ago, but he didn't do anything about "The grievances were filed because ordered, and plans to use the space for a students are doing 1585 jobs," Fleeser said. stick hockey league and the summer sports State News A clause in the union's contract prohibits school have been made, he added. RINTELMANN WORKED AT Demon Sgt. Jack Shepard, left, with the Michigan State Police and John Simpson, of the Massachusetts State Police, employers from laying off union workers stration Hall Ice Arena for about seven "The rink could have been saved from are running in the United States Police Brain Hun Thursday- This is a 5,000 mile run from Phoenix, Arizona to before student employees when there is years before leaving in 1976. closing, and can still be repaired," Rintel¬ work to be done, Fleeser explained. New Seabury, Cape Cod, Mass. to raise money for the Doreen Grace Fund to help people everywhere who suffer Now that the rink has been closed, ice mann said. "There has been a lot of politics "Student employees would naturally be from brain disease or trauma. The run started Sept. 1 and will end Nov. 3. time at Munn Ice Arena "is very tight," involved in this, and the public and the cheaper because they are not paid as Letts said. students are the biggest losers." RHA that asks AIR LOSES. AGESTS, PASSES'HERS RESEEIT Airlines' half-fare coupons create replaced by metsys1 bonanza By PAUL CURTIS State News Staff Writer The Residence Halls Association is asking for the elimination of the 911 operator for By THE STATE NEWS When United Airlines began issuing half price airfare coupons, they had no idea that campus emergency calls. they would be giving ingenious entrepreneurs a chance to make a fortune. Wednesday night, RHA passed a bill proposing that all campus emergency calls go The practice of buying coupons at low prices and then selling them to travel agencies through a Department of Public Safety operator. With the 911 system, all emergency calls go through a Lansing operator and are then and businesses has enterprising people cashing in on the airline's promotional gimmick. transferred to campus police. The coupons, which were given to passengers from May 28 to June 17 with round Glenn Conroy, Campbell Hall representative, introduced the bill, noting that with the trip tickets, give passengers a 50 percent discount towards the purchase of tickets to 193 number, DPS operators would answer calls and response time would be decreased. anywhere within the continental United States. Last spring, the 911 system was questioned when an operator sent an ambulance to the One man, who wished to remain anonymous, said he collected 4,200 coupons by wrong place when there was an emergency on an East Complex intramural field. paying college students to purchase coupons from people at O'Hare Internationa] Airport in Chicago. THE 911 SYSTEM has a one year lease which expires Feb. 1, and RHA members hope "I sold them for as much as $90 apiece in Chicago," he said. that lease will not be renewed. Jim Wall, Residence Halls Programs Office advisor, said the system must be used in HE SAID HE made nearly $250,000 before expe ses selling the coupons to travel agents and businesses. East Lansing and at MSU if the city of Lansing is to receive federal funds for the project. the airlines but he is The 911 number was implemented to simplify emergency dialing on campus. He said that he does not expect any problems fr n hoping to In other action, the board passed a bill to change from MSU I D. cards to residence avoid the Internal Revenue Service if possible. halls meal cards for checking out materials from hall reception desks. "I wouldn't mind paying ti. taxes " he said, "but I'd rather not if I can avoid it." The bill, introduced by Loretta Brichan of Holden Hall, is expected to get students to United gave out the coupons in an attempt to attract customers they lost to other airlines durng the strike last spring, said Paul St. Pierre, Supervisor of Customer promptly return materials checked out from reception desks. Services. "People are checking out vacuum cleaners and not returning them for days or weeks, because they don't need their I.D.'s for anything," Brichan said. "Things can be slow going for several months after a strike," he said. People need their meal cards, so they will return the materials after using them, she added. AMERICAN AIRLINES ALSO offered half price coupons during this time. Pan American Airlines, which did not distribute any coupons, honored coupons from both United and American. The coupons expire Dec. 15. HOMECOMING WEEK ACTIVITIES were also presented. On Monday from 8 to 9 Shortly after the first coupons were distributed, people began buying them from p.m. the Light Up Hubbard spectacle will take place. Lights in the rooms there will spell out various cheers and slogans. passengers who did not want them. The ads began appearing days later in the classified pages of newspapers. Tuesday is T shirt day. Everyone is supposed to wear a green MSU T-shirt. The airlines are not really upset about the buying and selling of the coupons, said Jan Wednesday is rose and pennant day, and in keeping with the homecoming theme, "Go for the Roses," roses and pennants will be sold for $1 each at various places on campus. Carter of United. Thursday there will be a bonfire at Case Hall, and the MSI marching band's pied piper "Once they're handed out, they're out of our hands," she said. march at various places around campus will start at 7 p.m. ;-en the MSU and Purdue Friday night is the Alumni Dinner, and a tug o war bet Local travel agents have been wary of purchasing many of the coupons. University marching bands is being planned. ALICE RUGE OF Anderson International Travel, 1308 E. Michigan Ave., said her Saturday banners and floats will be judged on Landon Field, where cider and doughnuts will be available. agency did not buy any of the coupons from the many people who were selling them. After the MSU Purdue game, there will be a Homecoming Dance i the Union Ballroom "We simply decided not to buy any," she said. "We felt that the coupons were not at 8 p.m. intended to be used in a wholesale manner." However, some travel agencys compiled lists of people selling the tickets. Kinder Travel and Tours, 3700 W. Saginaw St., was one company that bought the ALSO, EACH NIGHT that week a different bar will hold a "Spartan Night." In the RHA management report, Chuck Gagliano, RHA management representative, coupons. The agency made some money with the coupons, Dick Kinder said. said the damage on campus last weekend "wasn't too bad, but it was over $1,000. Akers, Holmes, McDonel and Yakeley Gilchrist residence halls were the worst hit, with He explained that the agency receives a commission on the full price of the airfare McDonel sustaining $400 to $500 damage, he said. regardless of any discounts. Interviews for alternative movie funding are being conducted, Sherry Moody, ree Hall Kinder said he does not expect complaints from the airlines as long as he does not sell the discount airline tickets for more than half price. representative, said. Registered student organizations are eligible for alternative movie funding, and all profits from showings of these films must go for additional film funding. Next week's RHA meeting will be at Case Hall. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday October 12, 1979 State News Senate 'denounces' Talmadge Bv MIKE SHANAHAN veteran Georgia Democrat sat criticism at others. I also know nounced." Associated Press Writer — a penalty consider madge had failed to report Wire Digest ate WASHINGTON voted - The Sen overwhelmingly Thursday to denounce Herman quietly, hand on chin, rear of the Senate chamber, with his lawyer at his side. near After detailing the charges of the how to take it." It is possible that Talmadge could face further dicipline from Democratic members of ed than by many to censure. be less severe more than $10,000 in campaign contributions, its six members did not find that he personally IN THE FIRST hour of benefitted from the illegal con¬ E. Talmadge, one of its most financial misconduct against the Senate, who could senior members, for "reprehen strip him debate, there were no speech¬ version of such funds. the senator, Stevenson urged of sible" handling of government seniority and of his post as es in Talmadge's defense. But Talmadge. who is running for the Senate to "characterize his funds. chairperson of the Agriculture Sens. John Stennis, D Miss., a re-election for a fifth Senate conduct as reprehensible and, Committee and second rank The 81-15 vote culminated as longtime friend, and Sen. term, has steadfastly maintain denounce that conduct. ." FOCUS=WOHLD months of investigation by the Senate Ethics Committee and a . ing Democrat Committee. on the Finance Daniel Inouye, D Hawaii, asked Stevenson a series of questions ed his innocence of any doing. wrong brief debate on the Senate However, such action appear focusing on the importance of For 16 months, the ethics IMMEDIATELY AFTER ed unlikely. testimony by Daniel Minchew, panel investigated and held American, llrilon share medical Nobel prize floor. It was the first time the Senate used the word "de¬ THE vote by his colleagues, Sen. Harrison Schmitt, Talmadge's former administra public hearings into Talmadge's Talmadge took the floor to say R N.M., the senior Republican tive aide and chief accuser. handling of tens of thousands of nounce" in expressing disap¬ he had made mistakes of STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) The the Institute's Nobel selection commit¬ negli on the ethics panel, said that Stevenson conceded that dollars of Senate expense funds proval of the actions of one of gence and that he regretted based on historical precedents Nobel Prize for medicine was awarded tee as well. Informed sources said the its members. while committee found Tal¬ and campaign contributions. them. However, he added that and constitutional principals, he Thursday to an American and a Briton committee's recommendation was over¬ Sen. Adlai Stevenson III, the Ethics Committee had believed who in their separate ways ridden by the 54 Institute faculty mem¬ Talmadge should be helped de D III., chairperson of the ethics found nothing to indicate his censured, not denounced. velop an X-ray technique that enables man to peer more clearly and safely bers who made the final choice. panel, had urged the Senate to "discharge a disagreeable duty" actions were willful. "I accept the committee's "The appropriate disciplinary Bills tied up in Congress This action was censure," Schmitt than ever into the human body. unprecedented veto reportedly and accept the panel's resolu criticism because I believe that was made after a said. Physicist Allan M. Cormack, 55, of Tufts long and heated de¬ tion of denunciation against the senators should be held to much But he said he would not seek WASHINGTON (API - House and Senate floors. bate within the institute. The Georgia Democrat. House and Senate negotiators University in Medford, Mass., said he identity of higher standards that is com to change the unaminous vote The seven Cabinet-level de the committee's choice was not As Stevenson spelled out the worked Thursday toward a partments, meanwhile, were was amazed" to learn that the Royal publicly monplace," Talmadge said. "In of the committee which decid¬ known. charges against Talmadge, the the past, I have leveled fragile compromise on an abor¬ starting to feel the pinch from Caroline Medico-Surgical Institute had heavy ed Talmadge should be "de tion selected him for the 1979 prize. His co- financing dispute that is having to operate for 11 days on Cormack and Hounsfield, who for years stalling an emergency appro¬ funds left over from the fiscal winner is Godfrey Newbold Hounsfield, were unaware of each other's research, priations bill which fe¬ that ended Sept. 30. The 60, a research engineer with the British will share a record $190,000 award for SLRROl M)i:i) in (H ARDS deral seven year departments need to keep Transportation and L,abor de firm EMI. their contributions to the technique cal¬ operating. partments already have The choice apparently surprise to led comuter-assisted tomography. Remaining totally unsettled, warned that their combined was a Castro to address U.N. however, was issue of a 5.5 percent the separate pay raise 90,000 employees would receive only half pav in their next for members of Congress which paychecks. Israeli, Syrian jets exchange fire NEW YORK - Fidel Castro, to spend a single penny." and security guards from Ha also is tying up the bill. About 1.6 million military shielded by 2,000 police and vana in throwing a protective There were indications that personnel will receive no pay BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) dozens of his own guards, spent Some 2,000 New York City ring around Castro's local head even if the conferees are able to — Palestinian 2:15 p.m., the same time the highly- next week unless the bill is said his first day in New York City police officers, many helmeted quarters, where he passed his agree abortion sources Syrian and Israeli war- placed Palestinian sources said the and wearing on an com¬ approved quickly. The legisla¬ in 29 years apparently holed up bulletproof vests, first day without promise, the proposal would planes traded fire in the skies of south¬ skirmish occurred somewhere south of showing him¬ tion would provide new money in the Cuban mission in a joined Secret Service agents self. face a vigorous battle on the for the department at last ern Lebanon on Thursday, but no jets Damour, 7 miles south of Beirut. shot down. Israel denied the soot begrimed, 13-story red year's spending levels until were re¬ A source in the Israeli military com¬ brick building preparing his port and there was no comment from mand in Tel Aviv said, "If something of regular appropriations bills are speech to the United Nations. passed. Syria. this sort had happened, we would have The Cuban president, who is The official spokesperson for the Pal¬ The affected agencies are the announced it." to address the General Assem¬ estine Liberation Organization here said he was not aware of a dogfight but that In south Lebanon, aircraft gunners and Palestinian Syrian peacekeep¬ anti¬ bly late Friday morning, clad in familiar green fatigues was Stock market levels off departments of Defense, Agri culture, Housing and Urban Development, Interior, Trans¬ Israeli overflights in the south had been ing troops went on alert, and Pale¬ and had a cigar atilt in his mouth as he arrived in the dead NEW YORK (AP) — Stock portation, Labor, and Health, reported. stinians in refugee ramps took cover prices leveled busy day by normal standards, but far below Education and Welfare. Residents in Beirut said they heard a of night Thursday on a jet flight off a bit and trading slowed the record of 81.62 million established on when air raid sirens sounded the alarm, today as the Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill sonic boom that shook windows at about from Havana. markets of Wall Street began to calm down Wednesday. the Palestinian sources said. said the House would remain in He was whisked into seclu after several days of violent reaction to the Both stock and bond prices had been session indefinitely Thursday in sion at the building at 38th Federal Reserve's new plans for clamping sinking sharply since the start of the week as the hope a compromise can be Street and Lexington Avenue, down on credit. they absorbed the shock of unprecedented worked out. Chinese students, teachers boycott classes seven blocks from the United The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials, increases in interest rates. Nations. which had fallen more than 48 points in the O'Neill quoted James T. Mc PEKING (AP) Int vre-Jr., director of the Office — Calling for an end to to strike next Monday if university of¬ Noting that it was costing the past three days, slipped another 4.70 to Thursday's less frantic mood was en¬ "warlords," 2,500 university students 844.62. But of Management and ficials do not agree to campus improve¬ city tens of thousands of dollars some other indicators showed couraged in part by a strong showing by the Budget, as and teachers boycotted classes Thurs¬ ments. to play host to him, Castro gains. dollar in foreign exchange, reversing Wed¬ saying the government would Trading volume at the New York Stock be affected seriously if the day to dramatize demands that the army "We want soldiers of the gleefully remarked during his nesday's decline, and a sharp drop in the people — not Exchange totaled 47.53 million shares emergency money bill is not vacate their campus. warlords," said a banner strung outside flight here: "I am not planning — a price of gold. passed by Friday. 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They verified vacant were reports that lot a few blocks from discovered after an un¬ unidentified DISC SHOP woman was attacked as she walked these new releases could be yours for trash bins along the park perimeter and nearby. only House may put a lid 011 home heating oil WASHINGTON (AP) House liberals, In 1976, then-President Gerald R. Ford Ihank God It's Friday lacking the votes to stop President removed controls from the so-called Carter from lifting controls on crude oil "middle distillate fuels, including home prices, refocused their efforts Thursday heating oil and diesel fuel. Carter could on restoring such a lid on home heating clamp the lid on again, but has chosen oil this winter. not to do so. Meanwhile, the president s plan to al¬ House Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill pre low U.S. crude oil prices to dieted a close vote. He suggested the gradually rise to world market levels home heating proposal had great poli¬ by mid-1981 tical appeal. seemed likely to survive a House chal¬ lenge. Amendments aimed at reimposing Although liberals still planned to offer heating oil price controls were offered an amendment to overturn Carters as the House began debating a bill action, their battle appeared lost in the authorizing Department of Energy pro¬ face of heavy opposition from the White grams for the fiscal year that began House, Republicans and oil-state Demo¬ Oct. 1. crats. Minister protests gay rights advocates OGDEN, Utah (AP) More than 100 The Rev. Robert Harris, 54, a former gay rights advocates riding a train to a state legislator and minister of the rally in Washington were met in Ogden Church of God in Christ Congregational, on Thursday by 30 local supporters and a greeted Amtrak s California Zephyr with minister who lay across the track to pro¬ a banner reading: "Homosexuals. You test their lifestyle. Devils are not Welcome Here. Billed as "the gay rights event of the Harris, who finished a losing third in decade," the National March on Wash¬ a five-way City Council primary Tuesday, ington for Lesbian and Gay Rights sche¬ lay across the track in front of the train duled for Sunday is advertised as a rally after it stopped. He has staged dozens by 100,000 people Capitol police said of lone lie-in protests for a variety of they were expecting about 25,000. causes. 323 E. Grand River, next to Jacobsons Michigan State News. Eost Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 12, 1979 3 momx sejjmmmi immrtavs Fiddle given use of equipment By MELAME J. KOTOWICZ Fiddle to keep revenues earned and equipment purchased by the THE INACCURACY OCCURRED two State News Staff Writer years ago. and no one group. The group members felt they were entitled to keep the knew the problem existed until the Ten Pound Fiddle Although Ten Pound Fiddle is no longer a member of assets. issue, said John Haytol, Programming Board Programming Board, it will still be allowed to use the quipment Ten Pound Fiddle received ASMSU student tax dollars to chairperson. help Evidently, someone took revenues from the Average White Band purchased with revenues earned from concerts Fiddle sponsored. finance folk music concerts. concert and put it into the Ten Pound Fiddle The board voted Wednesday that the account, he said. equipment, worth $2,800, "As far as the money goes, it would not be given to the Concerning the equipment and money settlement. Ten Pound surprised the hell out of us when we group but would remain the property of found out the state of the books," Swick said. MSU. Fiddle spokesperson Wayne Swick said, "We're not completely In an effort to resolve the problem, the board authorized the But the group will be happy, but it gives us the ability to use the equipment." responsible for the maintenance of the chairperson to investigate the matter with ASMSU Comptroller equipment, instead of paying the rental fee charged other groups. But the issue concerning the $1,808 in the group's account was not Jim Peterson. Ten Pound Fiddle resigned from Programming Board last May, completely settled. The board was also dissatisfied with Peterson's work because of the slow process and complex system by which the board The board decided to issue the money to as the group through comptroller during summer term. operates. funding, as it does for all other registered student organizations, "My board paid him $500 summer term to do the work of both but there is a discrepancy in how much money the group will receive Assistant Comptroller Kristen MacKay. who was gone for the PROBLEMS OCCURRED W HEN the board refused to allow because of a bookkeeping error. summer, and to do his own job as comptroller," Haytol said. Board removal a costly project By BRUCE RAHIARZ State News Staff Writer "Sign, sign everywhere a sign/blockin' up the scenery, breakin' up my mind/do this, don't do that, can't you read the sign. " - Five Man Electrical Hand While the scenery along Michigan's highways may be beautified bv the removal of billboards and signs, beauty carries a price tag - a $31.5 million one. And Uncle Sam. who picks up about 75 percent of the sign Police release removal lab, is now wondering if the beauty is worth its price. suspect sketch No funds have been appropriated this fiscal year in the federal highway aid budget for the national highway beautification program which began in 1965. Since 1972, the federal government has paid $13 million of the A composite sketch of the abduction of the women total of $17.5 million spent for sign removal in Michigan. man suspected of abducting, a parking lot behind the robbing and raping two MSU People's Church, 200 W. "CONGRESS IS REASSESING the billboard removal program. en Sept. 28 was released Grand River Ave. 1 should say the beaut ificat ion program," said Tom Shawver, a Thursday. The women were forced to public information administrator for the Michigan Department of The sketch was withheld drive their car to rura'i Bed¬ since Monday because police ford Township in Monroe Even though federal dollars have "indefinitely" been halted, the e hopeful that the suspect County, where they were Michigan Transportation Commission has allocated the $600,000 would be found earlier in the sexually assaulted. annual amount for sign removal. week, East Lansing Police The suspect left the women The $600,000 will fund the removal of about 200 signs this year, investigator Rick Westgate bound in a field and drove off Shawver said. said. in their car at about 6 p.m. A majority of the signs removed thus far were illegal or The assailant is described abandoned signs. Taxpayers paid only for the labor costs involved as a 25 year old white male Sept. 28, police said. The car was recovered Oct. 3 in in removing the signs, he said. with brown hair, a mustache Toledo, Ohio. About 29,500 signs and billboards have been removed from 9,450 and a beard. He also has a mole near his left eye and The suspect was wearing miles of the state highway system since Michigan's enactment of a billbo >1 progran i 1972. /eral deep pock marks on blue jeans, a white T shirt his face, police said. with green lettering reading CONSTRUCTION MAY BEGIN NEXT MONTH Police said the suspect "Property of Michigan State ABOUT 5,700 OF those signs were legal before the control law Athletic Department", white took effect, making them "non conforming" signs and billboards. spoke with a southern accent The signs were then purchased from owners with joint federal and and carried a knife and a small gym shoes and carried a blue Commission approves site; state moneys and removed at a cost of $17.5 million. "After enactment of the 1972 non conforming billboard law, they silver pistol, possibly a .32- backpack, police said. caliber, with white grips. The shirt can be purchased (certain signs) became illegal overnight," Shawver said. The man is being sought in in area college bookstores, By ELLA CHOINSKI • A widened sidewalk west of income. White said. connection with the Sept. 28 Westgate said. Nearly 4,000 non conforming signs are still standing along the State News Staff Writer the apartment for improved The apartment complex will highways, to the Michigan Department of Transportation. The The preliminary site plan for emergency access. be subsidized through the De estimated cost of removing them is $14 million. the Deerpath Apartment De¬ partment of Housing and Urban The costs of removing the signs include paying the owners of the velopment was unanimously ap A HOMEOWNER WHO has Development. The remainder signs and paying the land owners for the loss of rental fees proved Wednesday night by the East Lansing Planning lived in the area for 20 years expressed concern about the of the rent would be paid according to provisions of a The remaining signs are larger and the average cost of removal, including legal and administration fees is $3,500 each. Homosexuals hold Commission. increase in crime, vandalism contract between the developer "You may have noticed we recently took down a number of The recommendation for ap and traffic as a result of the and HUD. ■ charge wil signs along the golf course near the MSU campus," Shawver said. proval of the low and moderate income housing, to be located development. "Haslett Road is a student A tax abatement program ax charges .•ided that | A spokesperson for the maintenance department of the Michigan Department of Transportation said the signs are usually gay life rap session between Saginaw and Haslett ghetto now. Will it Ithe hous¬ taken to the nearest dump after they are taken down. Life us a homosexual at MSU ance. Roads, was made by the Com ing) further the blight?" he ill he < liseussed at a rap The council office is an infor mission pending modification in asked. the plan. Plenty of people qualify for Tenant resource tenter i'ssion at ir> p.m. Sunday in 340 Iniou. mat ion cent er for gays 'located at 313 Student Services Bldg. These include: the housing, said Albert White, The 1/esbian Gay Council The office is staffed andi houses Andy Young needs student rolnnteers • Five planted areas to separ a developer in Deerpath Limit THE COMMISSION'S olds a rap session every an extensive library on gay ate parking aisles; ed Dividend Housing Associa¬ COMMENDATION fort undav foi gays (o meet other • lifestyles. • A sidewalk the entire tion. MSU students interested in length of the property on "This includes senior citizens, will speak plan will be submitted t Council, which has 20 d becoming volunteers at the St., is an organization that ays and to assist people by liking alx >ut their frustrations Persons interested in ganizing activities may attend or Haslett Road: gas station attendants, workers informs and counsels people Tenants Resource Center can nd fears. the business meetings held at 8 • More room in the parking from Meijer's as well as some who are experiencing landlord attend a training session Friday The pou ncil also holds panel p.m. every Wednesday in the on lot for school buses to turn around, and married students," he said. To qualify for the housing, campus and Saturday at the center in tenant disputes. Volunteers iseussionsi in residence halls council office. 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SHMOOZ SATURDAY 10:OOam AFTERNOON DISCUSSION 7:00 pm—SIMCHAT TORAH CELEBRATION One of the two days of the Jewish calendar when you are commanded to imbibe/' SUNDAY 1:30 ISRAELI DANCING 5-7:00 pm NOSH B'GOSH DELI 7:30 pm Marx Brothers Movie A DAY AT THE RACES 402 Linden 50' admission For info—332-1916 Jacobsons 3 Blocks directly behind Jacobsons Opinion IWW revitalized LASH' I.A It It OWE From under railroad overpasses and in boxcars heading for untouched lands, the song "Solidarity Forever" was once a trademark of our society. The spirit of the International Workers of the World shocked the entire nation during the '30s while actions aimed at squelching that fervor thrived along with it. But the Wobblies survived the persecution John Paul made me a believer despite death, questionable jailing sentencing and public ridicule. It is encouraging to hear the group is still alive today and increasing I'm at my desk, hunched over the Wall is true, Lash," she gasps, looking around supported women's rights, Lash. What's they choose infallible," she says. membership in Detroit and other industrial centers around the nation. Street Journal, checking out today's quota the office at the posters I've put up. with these posters? They your idea of a "Most people don't know this," I says, The Wobblies played an integral role in the history of our nation and tions on my Krugerrand holdings, when this "I can't believe what I'm seeing!" she joke? If they are, they sure aren't funny!" "but the man who gets the job is the their presence in society today will hopefully provide that much needed pushy young woman comes stomping up the exclaims. " 'Don't Pop The Pill', 'Priesthood "Negative," I bridles. "If you paid more candidate who's never been caught stairs and barges into the office without is Man's Work', 'Abortion is a Cardinal Sin', attention to what's been making concern for the plight of the common worker. It is hard to find an happening around a mistake. They figure with that kind of a Women's Place is in The Home'. the country in the last organization which will vigorously represent the real interests of its I came up here to find for myself if a few weeks, you'd record, he ain't gonna start screwing up "I thought you were one of the know these posters reflect the views John members. The Wobblies will hopefully do just that. vicious rumor I've been hearing about you pitifully now." few males on this campus who really Paul came over here to tell we Catholics." "Maybe so," she says doubtfully. "But if The original precepts of unionism are threatened today by "I knew you were brought up a cradle many union this country adopts the pope's pronounce leaders,who seem as close to corporate structures as the very board Catholic," she says. "But I heard you fell ments on your posters there, it'll set the members who oppress our workers. Laborers, frustrated away 40 years ago. So how come you have women's movement back 50 years. by the VIEWPOINT: IIINGEH these awful posters up on the walls?" You bureaucratic entanglement found in large scale unionism, now have the know that yourself, Lash." "I did," I admits, "but when I saw "What's wrong with that?" I asks smugly. opportunity to revert back to the fundamentals via IWW. on TV Hopefully, the group will focus on the political and social needs of our nation's workers. For in an era where the needs of the working class are Walk for Hunger those millions of people waiting downpour for hours to see the pope pass by, it made me think. Watching all those fine in a "Everybody knows 50 years ago the quality of life in the good old U.S. of A. was a lot better than it is now, right? labeled "outrageous," groups like the Wobblies can re "Women knew their job was to raise kids, emphasize the folks get off on His Holiness I realized I was central role they play in the continuing battle for a put the meals on the table, keep the house society. technically advanced The resurgence of the group will undoubtedly be viewed as a threat to worth the weight wrong to have quit the church, so I went back." "What if this pope of yours is wrong?" she neat and tidy. You didn't see smoking cigarettes out on the streets then, young ladies asks. "Do you still have to accept what he nossir!" existing corporate institutions, as it was in the "union boom" years of By JANET LAI CHUN because when so many of their babies die, says?" "Are you telling me," she demands, "this th is century. Because Wobblies have the potential to I was standing at the fence by the MSU of is just another sexist who provide a voice to parents are afraid that unless they have "I'm pope yours laborers who have none, business owners will track, watching a bunch of profs jogging, several, not even one will live to take care glad you asked that," I says. "The wants to turn the clock back so probably unite to when this old geezer comes huffin' and of them when they are old and unable to Holy See can't be wrong. That's where the have you men can shut-down what they have barely started. The need for everything your own way?" group puffin' past. His overly large belly was work." College of Cardinals comes in. When they "You're aboslutely right," I says. "That's representation, which seems so obscure in today's "me" society, must be bouncing out from under his striped "Work! Now that's what they should do," pick a new pope, they screen all the why he won't let women into the priest allowed to flourish, and opposition must be candidates' records with a fine-tooth comb, fought at all costs. lee-shirt and part of the sole on one of his he sneers. "Look at me. will ya. I've worked hood. The persecution of the group in its early years should dirty sneakers was flapping noisily. darn hard to get where I am. If they'd get to make sure no ding-a-lings make it to the "He feels the same way I do. He doesn't provide a lesson final list." which should not be repeated. Support for this group and its intentions "Hi, Lash," I said. "I hardly recognized work, they wouldn't need our handouts." want a skirt "I still don't see how that makes the competing against him for his is a m ust if not because we owe it to leaders like Big Bill you under all that sweat. You sure are out TROP isn't a handout. Lash," I contend. guy job, neither." — Haywood and of shape." "CROP provides jobs for people . . Joe Hill, then because we owe it to ourselves. . "Nothing wrong with my shape, Laugh food for work projects, simple tools, seeds, tin." he snaps. "It's just hot today, that's wells for their villages ... to give people all." jobs and dignity and help them to help Council supports should be . . "Sorry," I reply. "I just thought you . over there with all the other guys practicing for Sunday. themselves. And part of the money raised will stay right here in Lansing to people here, too." help "Fer what?" "Lansing? Hell, nobody's starving in at»tive president "Oh. you know. For the Walk/Jog for Hunger, Lash." "All I know is that I ain't jogging for Lansing," he yells. "Don't be so sure. Lash. More than 15,000 families in Lansing need emergency food nothing," he answers quickly. aid every year, and that doesn't include all It was like a fairy tale. President Cecil "The exercise certainly wouldn't hurt the shut ins and the people on set incomes Mackey makes a slew of you. Lash," I continue. "Besides, if you don't who are not able to afford enough food for administ rative decisions which win the love of trustees and students want to jog, you can just walk. It's all for a alike. As our top public official — a tie with the financial and proper nutrition. Places like the City moral very good cause." Rescue Mission and the Abrahamic Com realities of the outside world we hoped — Mackey would give us new "Just how far is this walk anyhow?" he munity help lots of hungry people every faith in progressive leadership. asks. day. By the way Lash, are you aware of a Knter the Faculty Council. Concerned with the swiftness of "It's only 10 miles, Lash, and it starts real big food problem that lots and lots of Mackey's right here at Jenison Fieldhouse. A nice actions, they took an opportunity Tuesday to express the concernsd their Sunday afternoon walk," I suggest. "And just what might that be, smartie?" constituency. One small fact which remained a whisper in the "Forget it. Laughlin!" he hoots. "It's "Obesi I nap I Mackey fanfare, they say, is that he violated some generally accepted against my religion to do "Vnything on nach. "Fat. Ove consumption.' • rules for conduct. Presidents are Sundav, and I get darn tired of this charitv supposed to post positions before they "Hey, how's come you know so dang choose their friends for administrative spots. While the council took stuff anyhow." much about all this CROP stuff, anyhow?" "Rut Lash," I plead, "this is a great way he changes the subject. little issue with the new vice presidents for development and University to show that vou care about all the hungrv "Well, I just happen to be one of the and federal relations, it had some comments on Moses Turner, new vice people in the world." coordinators of the event," I answer. "And president for student affairs. And as the one new appointment they will "Look," he sez, "if anybody's hungry in Lash, if you want to make a few points be forced to deal with over the years, their concern is warranted. this world, it's not my fault. I just teach around here. I'd really recommend that you Amidst squabbling over appointment economics, I ain't responsible fer it!" sign up." procedures, however, Faculty "Oh yes you are. Lash we all are," I "Oh ' How's that Council has amicably agreed to v keep Mackey as their presiding officer, ... argue. "Americans are only 5 percent of the ied aboi the for they realise the necessity to keep the University united. Although ipulati< president and all. aren't you?" I say future actions; could disrupt the institution into two of the orld's groups — the sweetly. "It just so happens that Mackey is isolated administration against a "Ya. well, speaking faculty group which has long had input of population, now going to be jogging for CROP on Sunday." into University affairs the council seems willing to give Mackey the lere you're talking. If all those poor folks "Hey Laughlin, you got a car around ould just quit having' so darn many kids, here?" benelit ol a doubt. Mackey did undoubtedly alienate faculty when he lere'd be plenty of food ta go around." "Sure. Lash, w z?" I ask. moved with such speed and faculty will and should view future actions "Lash, when people are poor and hungry "I thought ma\ e you'd give n with caution. While some of us have been all too willing to trust Mackey lev feel the need to have more babies .. ." ?w jogging sh« II I lll~i l» lor his intentions, the council would much rather have him "Ya. ya . that's what I just said," he trust those . . who love this University to 15 IT VAJMCM 1 TAtX A0OOT HUMAW teiGMTS, help him re build what others have struck "No. I Laughlin is a former MSU student in agricultural &NP ALL, KlOOOPV Picxfc AMV ATngfcfTiOM P6ACS. down. Faculty feels their personnel are at times t they hav children ? * just as qualified to take over key positions as Mackey's friends from long ago. And, in many cases, they are probably right. more than three chords and hoarse, concert appreciated the show, as did the Faculty realizes Mackey has the authority to make changes and thev screaming vocals why disc jockeys at the local rock'n'roll Letters are they sent to radio review bands which are made up of station. Why doesn't the State News are not trying to undermine that. What have they are trying to do is get on musicians? As a musician myself, may I say any competent musical critics? Mackey's wave-length and offer their invaluable input on the status of that I hope MSU is capable of producing Bruce Hinshaw available resources. We are encouraged to see that faculty wants a good better critics than John Neilson. It is 2918 Harwick Apt. 1 working relationship with the president. We also 'hope Mackey s that more than 8,000 people at the Ed note Neilson is a very young 23 to it by showing photographs of people who appreciates this and will work with those who give this University its fine academic reputation. Hey, who lore are physically hurt and in pain. Thomas W. Thorton down our johns? 162 W. Holmes Hall Cairter outlines I have hunch that whoever decided to The State News a remove the partitions from the stalls of the men's lavatories around campus is suffer Where are your ing from a backed up digestive system. If this joker's digestive system is functioning good reviewers? Friday, October 12, 1979 future of economy properly, then he would clearly see that anyone wanting to sit around with the boys certainly does not want to do it in this Oh no! It looks as though it's bad year for musical reviews in the State going to be a Editorials are the opinions of the State News columns and letters are personal opinions Viewpoints, News. After seeing the excellent Editorial Department capacity. Unless, qf course, he is one of perform During the past three years, President Carter has repeatedly droned those kind of guvs that makes change for a ance which Styx put on in Jenison Editor in chief R W Robinson Photo Editor Kim VanderVeer that he Fieldhouse Friday night, it was no plans to put the battle against inflation before his political nine dollar bill in threes. to see another moronic State News review surprise MonagingEditor Ky Owen Entertainment & Booh Editor Bill Holdship campaign. This line became his calling card recently, in hopes that an Mark Ryan Opinion Editor JoyL Haenlein Sports Editor DoveJonssen outward concern for the economy would 327 Hillcrest saying the concert was dull and the City Editor Susan Tompor Layout Editor Reginald Thomas improve his inside chances for audience was young. (I would say the Campus Editor Don Przystas Freelance Editor Carrie Thorn re election. Carter's intent to fight inflation, though humble in nature average age was eighteen or ninteen - how Wire Editor Anna Browne Chief Copy Editor Linda Oliverio and filled with misleading others see as increasingly bleak, implications of a promising future which Photograph* are old is John Neilson anyway?) It is obvious from his review that Neilson Staff representative Debbie Creemers may do considerably more harm than good. dour in bad taste has no musical education whatsoever and Advertising Department Carter's latest economic program advocates a slow absolutely no grasp of what rock and roll is Advertising Manager RonMacMillon Asst growth economy. I all about! If State News reviewers cannot Advertising Manager Pat Greening am writing this letter because of a The administration hopes that under such a plan, the nation's economic personal outrage I feel towards appreciate any music which consists of interpreters will be able to examine the effects of slow growth, and then certain photographs which are published in the State News. This suggest steps to adequately keep inflation under control. morning I saw a In related economic news earlier this week, the nation's photograph in your paper of a young woman leading banks who was involved in a bicycle accident, JOONESBURY rose their prime lending rate to a hefty 14 and one half percent — a lying on the ground and in obvious pain. I by Garry Trudeau jump of one percentage point over the previous rate. In addition, the realize you have the right to freedom of the Dow Jones Industrial average plummeted 26.45 press under out Constitution, but there is a points, while the price word called discretion. There rrssm£6uvs of gold climbed an average of $5 to $7 on various was no reason T European markets. This to publish this photograph FROM THE TEAM' //N tu news suggests the future may be somewhat more dreary than currently poor taste and showed a it lack of was done in concern for Mujvec OUT FOP A um9tm indicated and Carter's token gestures to address the Lfy UAff? problem will not the victim and the people who were wjeem? be adequate answers to the nation's troubles. administering first aid. You recently had Carter is taking a great risk when he tries to solve these an editorial entitled "DPS Bans Photos" and crucial economic problems in one cure-all you cited an incident last spring where you program. For he fails to realize that rates of inflation and unemployment are were "physically retrained from taking hinged upon the government's pictures of an accident on an East Complex ability to successfully maintain levels of growth outlined in fiscal policy. softball field." As readers may know, the This slow growth approach has been tried before, with little success. As young man injured playing softball that with other Carter programs, this new stance on inflation night died on the playing field. Why would not benelit t he economy; probably will you want to take pictures of an incident like although it may appear to be a boost to Carter's thai ' We have enough problems in this uncertain presidential hopes. world today and we do not need you to add Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 12, 1979 5 Weekend fun at hog roast, Why not spend a Saturday The ontestants contest will be he said, clipping and washing afternoon with a bunch of pigs. judged by livestock leaders and them and making them look .. or perhaps horses and maybe breeders from throughout the well groomed. even sheep. country, he added. Trophy winners from each of A hog roast, float contest and Trophies will be awarded to the five categories also qualify a livestock contest are all part •ontestant i ach of the for the Sweepstakes Finals, a of "Little International," an ries, said Dan Wyant, contest to determine the over annual show sponsored by the ies program chairperson all livestock showmanship Block and Bridle Club. champion. Mor than 150 students will All finalists must show one in the event, which animal from each of the cate t 9 a.m. Satudav at > The contestants will be gories. The animals chosen for the Livesti ck Pavilion. judged bv livestock leaders and the finals are those which the The hof which breeders from throughout the contestants have never worked country, he added. with before, Wyant said. MSU students and free o "They will judge how well These contestants are judged you prepare the animal and solely on the showmanship of Horses, beef and dairy cattle how well vou present the the animal, he said. sheep and pigs are the fivi animal." Wyant said. All of the livestock used in categories of livestock to b Contestants must prepare the contest is provided by the shown by the contestants. the animals before the contest. University farms, he added. VICTORY Ft)R CARTER Oil controls phasing out By TOM RAl'M deregulation would conserve But Rep. Toby Moffett, Associated Press Writer and encourage the search for D Conn., leader of the House WASHINGTON The new U.S. oil supplies. forces opposing the lifting of House handed President Carter A coalition of Republicans controls, argued that big oil Stale News Tony Dugol a significant energy victory and conservative Democrats companies had invested billions When the rain starts and there's only one umbrella, Thursday by voting to uphold joined forces with the adminis of dollars in new exploration the best thing to do is share it. Bob Schade and his decision to permit a phasing tration in defeating the move to anyway, and did not need the Laura Duncanson, both juniors do just that on their out of government price con block the phasing out of con added incentives provided by trols on crude oil prices. unrestricted prices. way to Landon Hall Thursday. By :t 257-135 margin, the The vote removed the most House decided to let stand serious obstacle to Carter's "Now is the time to draw the Carter's plan for allowing the deregulation plan, which has line and give some protection to price of domestically produced never been in serious jeopardy the American people," Moffett crude oil to rise to world in the Senate. It also reversed a market levels by mid 1981. The non binding vote by House 'BELLS' president has said this is a Democrats last spring that In an unsuccessful effort to crucial element in his drive to renounced Carter's oil pricing pick up votes, Moffett softened reduce U.S. reliance on im his amendment to allow deregu Library dollar changer: ported oil. However, the fate of a second challenge to Carter's oil pricing "DECONTROL the base for a MUST BE rational energy lation of oil from Alaska and newly discovered oil. Greek Pizza policies remained to be decided. program for our country," said Carter began lifting price a necessary Some congressmembers said Rep. Timothy Wirth, D Colo. controls under a 1975 law If I could only have they hoped to reimpose lids on "We must be winning to admit giving the president authority the price of home heating oil to ourselves that the time of to do so without seeking fur By GARY H. PIATEK If you call the tune, you must Although the decision had Last summer new copy machines the library had installed and diesel fuel for the coming cheap energy is gone." ther congressional approval. BELL'S PIZZA | pay the fiddler or — in this case been made during the summer, that would give change for a The crude oil vote came as everything would — the library dollar bill Vend-O-Copy didn't alter the dime or quarter. Many students be perfect the House considered legisla changer. change machine until a few however, still find the need tc As a result of a new contract weeks ago, which has caught a change a dollar bill and many of tion authorizing Department of Energy programs for the fiscal Skills workshop offered with the Vend-O-Copy com¬ few students off guard. them are upset about being year that began Oct. 1. pany, which maintains the "As soon as the change was shortchanged. library copy machines and dol¬ lar bill changers, students who made we posted signs on the machines explaining the change "I think it's rotten," HOUSE LIBERALS Gl'ED that the price control AR to engineering students e the changer are receiving and the reason for it," said Mary Stuart, a freshmen in Engineering students may Center, will address "Study phase out that Carter began on only 95 cents for their dollar. Charles Rettke, library busi¬ pre r rsing. June 1 was lining the pockets of get advice on how to juggle Habits for Technical Matter." The problem began when ness academic and personal life at a manager. "If I weren't desperat big oil companies at the ex All engineering students are Vend-O-Copy demanded more "I didn't like any of the change, I wouldn't get it." skills workshop from 1:30 to welcome. Freshmen and sopho pense of U.S. consumers. money for maintaining the options when they were pre "It's a rip off, but it's the 4:30 p.m. Saturday in 100 mores are especially encour machines in running order. In Imported crude oil, whose sented to me, but I had to place around," said I. ra De price is set by members of the Engineering Bldg. aged to attend the workshop 1135 E Grand River 225 MAC Ave. order to cover this rise in choose the lesser of the three lin. freshmen no-prefc Organization of Petroleum Ex Judy Tant, assistant profes sponsored by the Society of maintenance costs, the Pur evils," Rettke said. at the MSU counseling Women Engineers. 332-0858 332-5027 porting Countries, now costs sor chasing Department was called The final decision was made around $23 to $24 a barrel office, will speak on "Coping in to offer some suggestions. When a surprised Ed Val by Stephen Terry, assistant roughly twice the average con¬ with Stress"; Kathy Jordan, As they saw it, their only lery. junior in pre law, found NIVERSITY_ vice president of business and trolled price of U.S. Oil. head adviser at Yakeley options were to raise the price finance. out he had received only 95 But White House allies in the Gilchrist, will discuss "Time/ of a copy to 10 cents, discon¬ cents, he said — "It's ridiculous. House argued that despite the Management"; and Elaine tinue the change service or "I THINK WE should keep They have other means to get charge five cents for every dollar bill changed. the change service, but it's unfortunate that we have to Thos studen who think added burden on consumers, the higher prices triggered by Cherney, associate professor at the MSU Learning Resource @aUvt ahead and get their change charge for it," Rettke said. IT SEEMED TO be "the best "We are constantly looking for elsewhere may feel a certain THE SUNDAY New fork (SintPti deal," said James E. Theroux, purchasing systems coordina ways to cut costs of library satisfaction in skipping past the library's troublsome fiddler. Floor Shirts! WIDI SELECTION OF At D»scoUnf UNDERGROUNDS $1.30 Earliest delivery of comics State Senate sends House new every Sat. morning. (Back issues of Comics) •USED BOOKS primary plan but outlook dim STORE HOURS Mon. thru Sot. 8:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m. •PAPER BACKS By CHRIS PARKS vention. which concluded the b •MAGAZINES United Press International The Senate has twice passed Sunday 7a.m.-10p.m. C0Urse of action was simplv Die hard primary backers in bills to partially close the repeai the primary 517 W. GRAND RIVER •HARDCOVERS the Senate Thursday sent the Michigan primary in hopes of With Democratic leaders Just W. of the bus station lower chamber yet another plan appeasing the Democratic rule- special order service! meeting Saturday to formally for preserving the embattled makers. Neither measure has 332-6685 adopt a caucus system, the Democratic preference vote, gone anywhere in the House, icontinued on page 14 > but the effort appears futile. The bill, approved and sent to the House on a 22-12 vote, A Swevl Sate! provides for one more primary in 1980, modified to comply with new Democratic Party rules. As of 1981, the primary BIG SKI SWAP On Maidenfortn's Street would automatically be re pealed unless the legislature Sunday, October 14 took further action. The bill is a rewritten version New and used downhill and Nothings of a House-passed measure cross country equipment which simply repealed the and primary immediately. 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Sale ends 10/28 Democratic rules which refuse to recognize elections, such as Call: 337-2015 Michigan's which allow cross over voting. f] /J'Bottoms^p irutc The rules threaten to reduce 2682 E Grand H>v Michigan's Democratic primary to a meaningless "beauty con East Lansing (2 Blocks east of itx if University Moll-2nd Level 220 M. A.C. East Lansing test," giving partisan caucuses Coral Gables) 116 Bailey 117S. Washington Ave., Lansing ^ ^ the power to select delegates to 351 902b East Lansing (V4 block off Grand River) 10-5:30 Mon.-Sat. 10-8 Thurs. the party's 1980 national con £ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 12, 1979 The weekend's new television scene 1IMTERTAIIMMENT By MATT OTTINGER Editor's Note: This is the final installment in a series of Against NBC could this competiton, easily win the entire movies, specials, miniseries, or anything else NBC happens to into the present as the chief surgeon of a San Francisco evening. CHIPS, the kids' have. Tom Snyder's live news¬ hospital. Pernell Roberts plays articles about the new televi- favorite, returns at 8 p.m. with the magazine, Prime Time Sunday, contemporary Trapper; the greatly improved ratings (6th finishes the NBC evening at 10. role was made famous by SATURDAY - If there is and 7th in the first two weeks). 60 Minutes, the CBS news Wayne Rogers. TUCKER & McQUEES TO STAR one evening for a network that At nine, BJ and the Bear show that is the model for ABC's first hour on can be labeled a total bomb, it Sunday is returns, the touching story of a versions on the other networks, filled by two comedies. Out of has to be Saturdays for CBS. boy and his monkey. BJ wasn't leads its network's program¬ the Blue, a terrible rip-off of American classic coming to campus There are fewer viewers on Saturday anyway, but the CBS schedule is so bad that their particularly impressive last year but with the new competi¬ ming at 7 p.m. O'Connor stars in the retitled At 8 Carroll Mork and Mindy, stars Brogan as an angel who comes Jimmy tion, ratings will probably im Archie Bunker's Place. Jean to earth to help a family solve four shows three of them prove. In the 10 p.m. hour, the their Showboat the classic American musical which is curr Tuckei t knov udien s for his role as Sergeant — Stapleton will be making only problems. A New Kind of newcomers the midst of its first national tour in more than 30 years will be O'Rourki TVs F Trr er has ah >d in more than — are among the only spot in the week when all occasional appearances, so the Family is an equally bad show 100 films, and has starred as Harold Hill in the musical eight lowest rated programs of three networks have new show is now set in Archie's about a widow and a divorcee presented in the MSU Auditorium Thursday, Oct. 18, at 8:15 p.m. the new In order of The Music Man. season. series, NBC's entry is A Man tavern. CBS follows that with who live together and raise Appearing in the cast will be stage and screen veteran Forrest disaster the shows are Working Called Sloane. It's a slick James Also appearing will be Butterfly McQueen, whose film debut was three of their very successful each other's kids. Last season's Stiffs, with Jim Belushi (John's Bond-type adventure series comedies: One Day at a Time, as Prissy in Gone With The Wind. McQueen's unusually high voice overwhelming favorite, Mork brother) and Michael Keaton starring Robert Conrad, and so and was also one of the tradmarks of Jack Benny's and Danny Kave's Alice, and The Jeffersons. They Mindy, is moved to Sun (no relation to Diane) in a far it's winning the ratings adio shov finish at 10 with a new drama, days at 8 to compete with J tells of the lives and loves of the men and women slapstick throwback to the battle against its competition: Trapper John, M.D. which Archie Bunker's Place. Follow Harold Lloyd comedies: The It would be nice to see Conrad continued on page 7) who work aboard the Mississippi show boat "Cotton Blossom" brings the M*A*S*H character i Bad News Bears, a watered- succeed, this is his fourth NBC during the 1880's. Forr st Tucker plays Cap'n Andy, the warm and down-forTV version of the series in four years. funny father figure to the band of performers, while McQueen plays the wife of Joi whose "01' Man River" sums up the , movie; Big Shamus, Little SUNDAY — On Sundays, net I .earn lio\v (o Shamus, about crime in an philosophy of the life <; i the Mississippi. Showboat was origir I by Edna Ferber, Atlantic City hotel and Paris, works have an extra hour of prime time, and competition make up your face...free. which has only the talent of tends to be a little fiercer. NBC who while never actually having been to the Mississippi James Earl Jones (Alex Haley fascinated bv stories of these rapidly disappearing "floating opens at seven with the in the Roots sequel) to separate theaters." The novel raised the interst of composer Jerome Kern, longest-running series in prime it from every other police time, who felt that it could be adapted for the stage, and he therefore Disney's Wonderful enlisted the services of Oscar Hammerstein and drama. Every one of these World, new in its twenty-sixth FlorenzZiegfield. shows may be gone by January. The finished musical premiered on Nov. 15, 1927, in Washington season and fifth title change. The CBS schedule is a flop, At 8 or 8:30, depending on the D.C.. and opened on Broadway a month later to instant acclaim but ABC doesn't fare much length of the Disney feature, and success. Many of the shows songs have since become American standards, including "Make Believe," "Can't Help Lovin' better. The Ropers — the entry The Big Event presents at 8 p.m. based on the landlords Dat Man," "Why Do I Love You'.'," "Bill," and "01' Man River." from Three's Company — and In addition to many subsequent stage productions and revivals, Detective School were both Showboat has also been recreated several times for the screen, brought in last summer and ENJOY YOUR too. Universal Pictures produced what is considered to be the scored high against reruns, but classic version of the musical in 1938, featuring Irene Dunn, Allan WEEK-END the new season sees them at Jones, Paul Robeson, Hattie McDaniel and Helen Morgan in the bottom of the list. Detective starring roles. Ten years later MOM produced a somewhat altered Bill School, a mystery with a laugh track, l.»U Merle imile. the teserved seat tickets are lable for $12.50, $9.50 and $6 a was kept on the schedule Rogers I ... Iiemmfulk at the expense of Nobody's !■ ..i n (lie .I. -ijiii mill . ..l..r-..! MSI' Union Ticket Olfic 1 the Arts Council Box Office i programmed makeup and skincaie Perfect, a promising comedy chase tickets at a 50 percen with British actor Ron Moody, •^"1'". "line. OnrBeaim rii-iii, in the *.,rl.l Cornel,, Butterfly McQueen which was dropped at the last minute. Watch replacement series in for it a as few a 323-7711 REALTOR" *Jz *.i L.„ 'Mitierle noRfmn M. .1. V I'"'' r.TllH-C I,,..- Commodores shine on latest release months. ABC finishes its sche¬ dule with Love Boat, which is getting dismal ratings this sea¬ By CHRIS KIZIK natural follow up to "Three rved to widen the chasm supplied son and Hart to Hart, a new In disco's world of musical ennui, a touch of class goes a Times A Lady" — arrives as the year's best R&B song, rising tween rock and soul, driving ck loyalists to draw their a little les i temporal sic. Alhjjr i courtesy series with Robert Wagner and Stefanie Powers as jet-set WHO CARES? AN ETHICAL long way. Just ask Lionel above its predecessor. rords in defense. Neverthe it Record' adventurers. EXPLORATION Richie. He and his fellow With Midnight Magic, Lionel »s, while these factions duel, Commodores have risen above Richie clearly establishes him the Cor hit the level of funk to become the self as one of the key R&B after hit, drawing support from premier soul group, rivaled songwriters of the '70s. He also leads the Commodores one step both sides, and perhaps bridg South Baptist Church only by the cosmic Earth Wind & Fire. While George Clinton closer to soul "supergroup" ing the gap between them. Saturday, October 13, 1979 9:45-4:30 All this has transformed the 1518 S. Washington Lansing and his Funkadelic/Parlia status, a status so obviously Commodores into a major ment/Bootsy machines were absent in this decade. No soul musical force of the latter Sunday, 7:00 funking themselves out, the group since the departure of seventies. Soul music's memor Keynote Speakers—State Representatives Commodores were singing such the Temptations Who then will rule? and the Four ability in this decade may lie in H. Lynn Jondahl and David C. Hollister beautiful ballads as "Easy," Tops has been able to achieve such albums as Commodore-,, A question asked by presidents, kings "Sweet Love," and "Three absolute, across the board ae Natural High, and Midnight and world leaders. Times A Lady," and even ceptance from pop, soul, and Magic. For while many transi outfunking Clinton in "Brick rock audiences. ent groups have been "freak Workshops with Professors House" and "Machine Gun." The arrival of disco has 9:45 a.m. ing" their way to the bank, the College Fellowship The difference was balance and College Bible and refreshments Fred Graham Sr. talent. Class in the Mary Kroger On Midnight Magic (Motown CENTRAL Meridian Bruce Miller Fireside Room 8:30pm Margaret Jones M8 926MI), the Commodores METHODIST Community Churcfj surpass even Earth Wind & Fire, supplying the latter's CHURCH musicianship while avoiding SUNDAY, 8:30 & 11:00 Perry Johnson David Evans Maurice White's passionless Mich. Dept. God s People Michigan Dept. Corrections Mental Health programming. On cuts such as Called to Witness Dr. Elmer Towns "Getting It," "Sexy Lady," and Youth Presentation the title track, the Commodores SERVICE AT 10:00 A M FREE BUS SERVICE Morning and Evening Worship Services University United Methodist Church present dance music equal to SUNDAY Located in the Call 482-0754 for information any on the market. Their 9:45 and 11:00 Bldg directly fc nd the Dr. Howard F. Sugden, Pastor ballads, however, are the Nurse-y Avuiiuble Meridian in Marsh Rd 1120 S. Harrison 351-7030 group's specialty. On "Wonder 485-9477 339 351 Rev. Lewis Wood, College Minister land," "Lovin You," and the top ten hit "Sail On," the Commodores shine, and show LANSING CHURCH OF CHRIST THE PROTESTANT REFORMED CHURCHES why they have been called the "platinum soul" makers. The album's standout, "Still" — a 882 0046 Services Sunday 10:30 a.m. 6 p.m. 515 Samantha Ave are conducting services of worship in East Lansing at the University S.D.A Church. It is located just west of MSU between Brody & Frandor at 149 MONDAY NIGHT UNIVERSITY REFORMED Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Communion Service Every Sunday Highland. Services are Bible based setting forth the truths of historic Christianity. The Bible teaches and we believe the Scriptural doctrine of Sovereign LIVE ON STAGE! Common Cup Grace which is summarized in what is commonly CHURCH Acapela Singing by Congregation called the Five Points of Calvinism. A two hour's full 4930 S. Hagadorn NO SUNDAY SCHOOL NO MUSIC stage production with {across from Akers) 1. Total Depravity tons of elaborate equipment for a series of 2. Unconditional Electioi the most baffling special effects ever con¬ 9:30 Study Groups 3. limited Atonemont (John 10-11, John 17:1-9) 10:30 Coffee Hour EASTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN 4. Irresistoble Grace (John6.44 Phil. 2 13) ceived in the minds of men. Worship: CHURCH 11:00a.m. and6p.m. 1315 ABBOTT RD (North of Saginaw) For rides meet in front of East Lansing Bryan Hall. East Wilson Hall or in the parking lot You are cordially invited to join in worship with us as we hear the preaching of the Gospel to the behind Campbell Hall at Sunday, October 14 10:35 Sunday mornings glory of the Triune God. or call 351-6810 Worship: 8:30 & 10:45am Tom Stark, Pastor WORSHIP SERVICES Paul W. Green Bonnie MacPhee ANDRE KOLE EXPOSES Sundoy 10a m 6p.m. 337-0893 FOR THE FIRST TIME Staff Associate Wednesday Studies in Doctrine 7:45p.m. THE TRUTH BEHIND U CUP THIS ADS SAVE 8 TRANSCENDENTAL DEMATERIALIZATION Andre Kole has performed in 73 countries CHRISTIAN SCIENCE GHAND OPENING SPECIAL THE BERMUDA on five continents to more than 70 million people This baffling, entertaining, OIL CHANGE? TRIANGLE MYSTERY challenging and inspirational program has SUNDAY SCHOOL We do it FASTER THE OCCULT been witnessed by more college and uni¬ PSYCHIC SURGERY versity students throughout the world than CHEAPER & CLEANER any other program in history. Don't miss it! COMMUNICATION Than Doing It Yourself WITH THE DEAD Get your tickets now. Are you in the neighborhood? OIL, FILTER, * If you ore 19 or & LUBRICATION WORLD OF ILLUSION4 under, \ A magical, spiritual experience that you will walk over for class 10 minutes and only lil.99 remember as long as you live and maybe longer. Save '■ 76 req. *14.95 MON, OCT 15, 1979 10:30—11:30 a.m. © BAY STATIONS 8pm M.S.U. AUDITORIUM W Saginaw | 315W.Gd.Rivi TICKETS: 3, 4, 5" IN THE First Church of Christ, Scientist UNION LOBBY OR AT THE DOOR 709 East Grand River East Lansing sponsored by Campus Crusade for Christ International Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan Friday October 12, 1979 7 sldbhki it's I gotta midterm coming up and haven't gotten enough sleep and lousy weather and I'm gettinga cold and — aw hell, let's get on with it . . . oodtor hough CONCERT DEPT. Frontline Cinema is sponsoring "micro wave" rock band Trainable this Friday in the McDonel Kiva at 9 p.m. They ask for a $2 donation which will go toward a film being made by the City Crisis Film group. Also on Friday, Ten Pound Fiddle presents Chicago minstrel Art Thiene in Williams Hall Cafeteria at 8 p.m., admission $3. On Saturday, Mariah opens its season with virtuoso autoharpist Bryan Bowers, who will be in McDonel Kiva at 8 and 10:30 p.m. Tickets are $4.50 in advance and $5.50 at the door. THEATER AND OPERAS IN PLANETAR'UMS DEPT. You can mosey on down to Fairchild Theatre and see When You Comin' Back. Red Ryder?, a modern drama with characters of the late '60s. Tickets are still available, so call 355-0148 for information or reservations. This weekend at Abrams Planetarium you can see composer performer Richard Jennings in SPACE OPERA 1: As W e Travel Through the Stars. Light, electronic music, live singing have recorded four LPs on the \&M label, and special effects all combine to tell the story of one man's A&M recording artists Pablo Cruise will be returning to the MSU Auditorium for one and their latest release is titled Part Of The glimpse into the future of the planet. Tickets are $2 at Wherehouse Game. A Place In The Sun Records or the planetarium, showtimes are Friday and Saturday performance on Tuesday, Oct. 30 at 8 p.m. — their third LP at midnight and Sunday at 8 p.m. This is really supposed to be The opening act is yet to be announced. — included two hit singles, the title track and "Whatcha Gonna Do About It." The album unique! Pablo Cruise's sound — which US maga¬ MOVIES DEPT. The big Hollywood news is the arrival of went on to gold status in America, and it zine once dubbed "sports rock" — seems to Francis Ford Coppola's Apocalypse Now, his Vietnam epic with have special appeal for the MSU community, went platinum in Canada. The band scored another major A&M hit with "Love Will Find Martin Sheen and Marlon Brando, starting at the State Theatre since this will be the band's third campus A Way" from their Worlds Away LP. Pablo tonight. appearance. Pablo Cruise first performed in Cruise's latest single is "1 Want You On campus RHA presents Cheech and Chong in Up in Smoke as the MSU Auditorium as the opening act for well as Capricorn One, the story based on the idea that Tonight." the moon the Outlaws during spring of 1977, and the landings were fakes, and Papillon, the classic prisoner escape film Tickets for the Pablo Cruise concert are band returned as headliners during the with Steve McQueen and Dustin Hoffman. For times and places $7.50 and $8.50, and can be obtained at the summer of 1978. call the RHA Hot Line. 355-0313. MSU Union ticket office, Sounds & Diver¬ The native Californians — Cory Lerios, Classic Films presents the beautiful Black Orpheus, a striking sions, Wherehouse Records , and Campus Dave Jenkins, Steve Price and Bruce Day — Corners in East Lansing. film with magnificent music and cinematography which retells the Orpheus legend in a modern setting. The other Classic Film is Girlfriends, a modern look at two women and their struggle to keep their friendship despite career, marriage, children and differing concepts of femininity. For times and places call 353-2010, The weekend television scene admissions are $1.50, $1 with RHA pass. Also arounds include the comedy classic You Can't Take It With You, at the Holden Late Show (Friday, 8 and 10:15 p.m., in G-8 (continued from page 6) ratings fight of the season. one of these popular programs Holden basement, free with RHA pass, $1.50 otherwise), and The ing Mork is a new comedy Archie won the first week, but has yet made it into the top ten. Generation ol Resistance presented by South African Liberation In response 1o their phenominal success in Grand CBS has control of the rest of called The Associates, a quality show by the producers of Taxi Mork won the next week by an almost identical margin so the evening, all the way down Committee in R102 Wells at 8 p.m., it's free. Rapids, East Lansing can now enjoy the ROARING 20's, and based on a book by the neither show has a clear ad to Trapper John, M.D. which The Erotic Adventure of Candy will be the porn on campus Where Eating is a Sound Experience! The 'sound' is ninth on the second ratings starting this Friday. author of Paper Chase. ABC finishes the evening with a vantage. The problem for both shows is that since the audience was week, the highest finish to date supplied by a magnificent Wurlitzer organ, towering over two stories, filling the restaurant with a sound equivalent movie. is split between them, neither for a new series. - Compiled by William Barnhardt 60 Minutes is a clear winner to a one hundred piece orchestra. Composed with the at 7 p.m., finishing third and finest components collected over the last fifteen years, fourth in the first two weeks. Daily Assignment Book At eight, Archie Bunker's Place SPORTSMEISTER this Wurlitzer theatre pipe organ represents one of the and Mork and Mindy are bat tling for supremacy in the July 79-July 80 best to be found anywhere, Its three keyboards will be Pre-Season Ski Sale played by the talented hands of ROB RICHARDS, inter¬ FINAL MARKDOWN Now In Progress! nationally known organist. Combined with a compu¬ (144 in stock) 60% terized light show, the ROARING 20's is Lansing's newest entertainment spot! 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More DOWNTOWN LANSING 489-2445 "ULTIMA" 372-7120 ALL CAMPY SUPER fashions, more tor the home, more books, records, food... A RECORD Reg, U 600 LIST $ 1050 whole new shopping ambiance. Come to the new Lansing Mall AUSTRO-DAIMLER for the selections you used to leave town to find. "SUPER LEIGHT" ALL CAMPY RECORD Reg. M125 LIST $725 Tune-ups & Repairs on all makes Velocipede Peddler 349 2698 541L Grand Rtaer 2080 W. Gr. Rv. Okamoj 3517140 NOW UPSTAIRS 0 Michigon State News, East Lansing, Michigon Friday, October 12, 1979 Students in Fisheries, Biology and Management look for fish on the Red Cedar River. vvitn electrodes and fishnets are seniors Kevin Miceli, left, tyndi Perry, Steve Andrews, and Paul Banyas. Carrying the tub of fish to be weighed are Tim Ferrel, left, and Kevin Miceli. Shocking experiences for fish, students invade Red Cedar River Fish in the Red Cedar River recently location where it was captured. "non-game" species were kept for later received quite a "jolt". Students use a generator in a small boat analysis. It occurred when students, fish nets and to supply approximately 240 volts in order to "We can work with some of the preserved electrical shocking devices invaded the river shock the fish. fish and determine age, how much and the to perform population studies. One week after the fish are captured, the type of food eaten for each individual fish or Ray While, who instructs a Fisheries students return to the same location in the its species," White said. Biology and Management class, said for the river and capture as many fish as possible. "The size structure can be figured," he past two weeks students have been working Tail fins are inspected to determine if they added. "For each species, we'll know what on a fish population count in the Red Cedar are newly captured or are recaptured. size the fish are and how many pounds of fish River. "By dividing the number of recaptures by are in the river." "This is the first time a total count has the number had we originally captured, we This information can be invaluable to a been taken," he said. "The students are determine our efficiency," White said. fisheries biologist in determining how doing just what a fisheries biologist does," many That figure is multiplied by the total fish a person fishing can expect to In order to take a count, fish must be number of fish captured for ii total fish capture. The results of the two-week project will marked and recaptured, White added. population count. not be known for at least a week so all the During the first week of the two-week White estimated between 1,000 and 2,000 data can be processed. project, fish are captured by "electrofish fish were handled by students during the Afterwards, the information will be ing." An electrically charged rod. or elec¬ two week project, covering more than a available to those interested in making other trode, is placed in the water to stun the fish, half mile of the river. studies related to the one made. In order to count the fish, they are Nearly 24 species of fish were inspected The fish population study is only one of scooped out of the water and students clip by the class of 36 students. several that the class will be able to learn the tail fin for later identificaton. Each fish is In addition to clipping their fins, each fish outside the regular class periods. White then placed back in the water in the same was weighed and measured. Some of the said. Measurement of a fish. photographs mul story by Tom Dngal The notch in the tail shows that this fish has been counted before. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 12, 1979 9 Spartans By ADAM TEICHER punt all afternoon, but still must-win more linebacker in situation Larry Spurlin allowing almost 350 yards a linebacker Dan Bass and safety State News Sports Writer could not score. created havoc for the Indiana game, with only Northwestern Mark Anderson. The MSU football team faces To be fair, a lot of the offensive unit with his 23 University below them. They Fields' right eye was cut in a rather new situation when the problems Wisconsin has been tackles, 12 of them solo. are dead last in passing, giving two places against the Univer Spartans meet the University having stem from the loss to Another headliner was split up 184 yards per outing sity of Michigan last week and IIOSI I 11. M of Wisconsin Saturday at 1:30 injuries of their two top end Tim Stracka. The sopho through the air. according to Rogers, the eye p.m. CDT (2:30 in East Lan quarterbacks. Mike Kalasmiki more caught six for 74 Who will be throwing against was nearly passes lost. But Fields sing) in Madison, Wis. threw for 1,378 yards last yards. Men harriers that Wisconsin defense for the bounced back well and home may For the first time in quite a few years, the Spartans find season, including 240 against MSU, but broke his thumb two Davis, who many football was recruited powers by including Spartans was still undecided as of Thursday. Bert Vaughn was play against the Badgers. Bass and Anderson also suf at themselves in a must-win pre released from Sparrow Hospi fered injuries against U-M. John Idstrom who captured the dicament. A loss will all but tal Wednesday, but was with Bass sprained an ankle near the 20th, 21st and 22nd spots eliminate them from the run for held from end of the game and was forced practice both •d intact Saturday respectively in the 1978 Big the roses. Who will be throwing against the Wisconsin to leave the field for the first Wednesday and Thursday. partans host the "We desperately need to If Vaughn will not make the time in his four years at MSU. defense for the Spartans was still undecided of Michigan and win," MSU coach Darryl Rogers said. "We know that." as of Thursday. Bert Vaughn was released trip to Wisconsin — and chances Anderson sat out practice Mon fTlen & Women Look Your are that he won't — day with a pinched nerve in his The Spartan* And the Spartans couldn't from Sparrow Hospital Wednesday, but was back up neck, but was back on Tuesday. Bryan Clark will start. mark of 3-0, find a better opponent to rem¬ withheld from practice both Clark, a sophomore and the son MSl'INGS: The Spartans Best with a cut from edy their sickness than the Wednesday and of Detroit Lion head coach have two players in the top ten Badgers, who lost last week 3-0 Thursday. Monte Clark, has thrown just of this week's NCAA statistics. Gary's. 37.00 to Indiana sin's came over University. Wiscon¬ only win in its 14 season the lowly Air Force eight passes this ONCE AGAIN THE MSU season. Derek Hughes leads the nation in kickoff returns with of 38.2 yards per an Michigan has quality har Dan Heikkinen and C onakowski. the Wolvei call 351-6511 if i'r" Academy. weeks ago in practice and will the University of Southern offense will count on tailback average return. Hughes returned a kick n last y \ not play Saturday. His back-up, California, leads the team's Steve Smith. The Big Ten's off 100 yards for a touchdown NCAA n INDIANA Wisconsin DIDN'T BEAT last week. The John Josten, broke his leg in the season-opening loss to ground gainers with 246 yards. In addition to Stracka, Parish second leading rusher with an average of 102.4 yards a game, ist Oregon earlier this lln season. Minnesota, which finished 11th in the NCAA meet, gra GARYs Badgers beat themselves. They Purdue University and will be will be throwing to flanker Tom Smith has Ray Stachowicz is seventh in Campus Beauty Salon run for over 100 duated its top two performers. missed three field g°a's- one a out for the season. Stauss, the team's leading re¬ yards in a game three times the country in punting with a But the Gophers have Gerald 23-yarder. Quarterback Steve This leaves Parish, a transfer ceiver, with 16 catches, and this season, and twice in the 43.8 yards per kick average. Metzler, Joe Nabbefeld and 549 E. Grand River—across from Parish had a pass from the from Kansas State University 6 foot-8-ineh tight end Ray last two games. Berkey Hall, Indiana six-yard line inter playing his first season for Sydnor. In addition to Vaughn, three cepted in the end zone. The Wisconsin, and Kevin Motl, a "They have a free-wheeling other Spartans were held out of crushing blow came in the walk-on. Parish has thrown just offense," Rogers noted. "They practice at various times this fourth quarter when freshman 16 passes this season, but will like to do a lot of things." week and may or may not play. HOVEL 'A C^INON tailback Chucky Davis, who has I his U/eekend get the start against the Spar¬ The Badgers are next to-last Included in this group are been sensational all season tans. in the Big Ten in total defense. offensive tackle Angelo Fields, at the long, fumbled on the Indiana two-yard line. EVEN IN DEFEAT, two In all, Wisconsin had 291 Bus Stop: Badgers had the best days of Bicycles Runners yards total offense and did not their careers last week. Sopho- Handicappers L D f| Skaters Walkers Lallana Everyone FRIDAY "DOUBLE BUBBLE DANCIN SHOES! "T.G. 2 for 1 on All Drinks. 4PM-7PM October 13, 1:00 p.m. ADMISSION: $1.00 No negative needed1 Makes standard size FANTASTIC FRIDAY PART-l LANSING RIVERFRONT PARK DOME color print direct from your color print ADMISSION $3.00 6 mile fundraiser 110 Square "Instant" > Corner of M.A.C. ft Albert SATURDAY Pledge forms at: SUNDAY SPECIALS AY Wolfmoon Book Co-op COPY PRINTS i Brunch Lindemann's Market Jocundry's (Kc.-KI-1 :3 donation* >1 TIGHTEN YOUR *TM. MICROWAVE FUNRAISER BEETS, BITE THE BULLET I. a bonefll by tb. City Glili Mm Group. Spcixxtd by FRONTLINE CINEMA Contradarvce«$ the greatest adventure ofescape is back! WOMEN'S I. M. GYM ;ome DUCK SOUP THE PLUS: MREAL W. C. FIELDS in it A IN THE FATAL GLASS OF BEER steve DUSTIN TOWN inday Spaghetti Showtimes: Fri, Tonight and Saturday • 7:30, 9:00, 10:30 ■ 100 Eng. McQueen hoffman in a FRANKI IN J SCHAFFNERhlni Sat. - 7:30, 9:00, 10:30, 12:00 ■ 102 B Wells Special. AH you can "PAPIIL0N" eat $2.25 Admission * 1.50 a BEAL FILM mEsiTyiNN GOOD FOOD e PIZZA • SPIRITS TTiasmVI II »i\> Fri 109 Anthony 7:00 & 9:45 Sat Wilson 7:00 & 9:45 Sun Conrad 8:00 I CAMUS'I mi, ■*,,nfHimilttimuim BUCK, A Lou Mki Production ORpHEU ■ IN COLOR FRIDAY 7:30/9:30 in B108 WELLS Up in I S 1.00 with RHA Pass, $1.50 all others niORQ •SHOW BOAT' by EDNA FERBER Fri 128 Nat. Sci. 7:30 & 9:30 A musical theatre classic, SHOWBOAT is Conrad 6:30, 8:30, 10:30 as enjoyable today as it was in the late 20s Sat 109 when it exploded on Broadway and became Anthony 8:00 & 10:00 an instant success. With songs like "Can't Brody 7:00 & 9:00 Help Lovin' Dat Man," "Make Believe," Sun Wilson 7:30 & 9:30 "Bill," "Why Do I Love You" and "OF Man River," SHOWBOAT is alive with theatrical excitement, FORREST TUCKER, known to millions of TV and Broadway fans, stars as Cap'n Andy. BUTTERFLY MC QUEEN, a revered figure in American show business for her unforgettable per¬ formance in "Gone With The Wind," is something close to an American Institution. Saturday 7:30 9:30 BROADWAY THEATRE & CHOICE SERIES Sunday & OO Thursday, October 18 at 8:15 P.M. Admission S1.50 UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM (No RHA passes tor "Girlfriends") Single Tickets on sale NOW at Both nights B108 Wells the MSU Union Ticket Office & the Arts Box Office in Lansing. Phone 355-3361 or 3724636. PUBLIC: $12.50,9.50,6.00 ALL STUDENTS, ALL SCHOOLS: 1 gill friends t Biyisim 11 III iSMSU PrtfTiMiif led MM I? sMNl Ui mm? Fri Wilson 7:30 & 9:45 Partially MM By It* W* tltvutin Unit FM UI the PnpMMt tad Mn. 3SJ2DI0 It nornrfo m PI mats Sat Conrad 7:30 & 9:45 Michigan Stote News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday October 12, 1979 ]5 U-M banner FREE Spartan Triplex 1 IRflNDOR SHOPPING (INTIR I ' ■■3S|.D030BM^ STARLTTC1 retrieved by PARKING Tickets 8 no on sole 30 minutes prior to showtime loter thon 15 minutes ofter showtime us 27 wfst of wAvtniv |p MSU staff Fillet Steak Roast Chicken Fried Perch Chopped Sirloin Steak House Special Steakburger Thanks to some leg work and Sirloin Porkchops Shrimp Athenean Salad friendly persuasion by MSU Union employees, the Univer sity of Michigan Union's 75th anniversary celebration today will be a little happier. 3020 E. Kolomoioo St. - Ph. 337 ■ 2210 A 45 foot long banner stolen from the U-M Union Oct. 5 was recovered Thursday afternoon bv Dave Johnson and Colleen Hennessy, plovees acting two on their counterparts at the U-M Union a em tip from ATTENTION Union. The location of the banner in MSU—NOTRE DAME Lansing was reported to Jeff Lebow, assistant to the U-M T.V. TICKET REFUNDS Union Director, by some Michi gan students. one week only Lebow contacted Hennessy The last day to get refunds weeknight 7:00 8 9:00 FAIRY OPEN TODAY 7PM SHOWS after efforts by U-M students to retrive the banner from the for the cancelled broadcast is ICHICAN AT 7:20 and 9:20 sat 8 sun at tsfolr. tonsil-q 1:00.3:00 5:00.7:00 8 9:00 house where it was being kept SAT-SUN AT 1:20-3:20 failed. Lebow contacted the Ann TODAY, 5:20-7:20-9:20 TALES bpiUS.. Arbor police and the DPS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12 "JAILBAIT Thursday morning about the L BABYSITTER' J banner's whereabouts. in room 307 But before the police became involved, Johnson and Hen Student Services nessy obtained the banner, after convincing "THE ARCHIVE PROJECT... the abductors that returning the banner would be in their best legal a journey into a black hole" interests. Showing weekends thru Oct.21st The banner was picked up by at Abrams Planetarium U-M students Thursday night at the MSU Union. Sun. & W Current sky talk presented after all shows. PB HOTLINE— Telescope observing after 8p.m. shows. Sound E, light show following tOp.m. shows 24-hour information about Programming Board events. This week featuring: Qowm "John Denver" by John Denver 353-2010 t .T-» STARTS TODAY For more information A TWO MONTY PYTHON 321-1433 call the COSMIC KI .M \(IK INT FEATURES HOTLINE 355-4672 AT 7:00 and LATE fiJt Serve. : Jc aCuflche oris— linutes ofter sho\ 'MONTY PYTHON MON-FfU I SUN AND THE ll:30/IM-2:30PM Vr Dinners- HOLY GRAIL" PG" SAT-SUN SHOWN AT: 3:25-6:45-LATE 7 DAYS PLUS...AT 8:25 ONLY "PARTY-DP MOW 5:00 PM-^„91. Full year basis $225 per Howard 482-6237 apartment in Haslett. $133/ month, plus half utilities. Call month. 339-2716. 8-10-17 (4) 20 hours per week. Automo¬ Please call Jo 663-1521, ext¬ or 321-2788 Classified Display deadline-3 p.m.-2 class OLDS CUSTOM Cruiser 1976 bile required. 339-9500. ension 1131 for interview. 332-6200. 0-2-10-15 (4) 8-10-18 (12) UTILITIES PAID, 1 bedroom, days before publication. air, power, cruise, trailer, C-23-10-31 (5) 7-10 19 (12) yard, furnished or unfurnish¬ GENERAL LABORATORY ".7 ~ ~~ Once ad is ordered it cannot be cancelled hauling eguipment, self level ed $240.371-2539.5-10-12(3) or assistant to dismantle and system. Make an offer. 646 changed until after 1st insertion. 6371. 12 10-26 ( 5) UNIFORMED SECURITY of ficers and store detectives, COMPUTER PROGRAM¬ rearrange equipment at the ahrant 2763 £URANT 2763 E. Grand E CYand WELCOME STILL LOOKING for that There is a M.00 charge for 1 ad change plus full or part-time. Call 641 MER, part time, prefer Cobal Cyclotron Laboratory. No ex- R,ver' East Lansing; Has house or apartment to rent? 50 per additional change for maximum OLDS 98 1972, luxury sedan. 4562 OR 23 10 31 (3) experience. Call 351-5978 for an interview. 5-10-18 (4) perience m um necessary. m Mini- openings for part ,ime store activities representatives. BACK! STOP! Rent-A-Home has hundreds of listings in all of 3 changes. The State News will only be responsible for $550. 332 6931 after 5 p.m 12 10 24 (3) INFORMATION CENTER re REFRESHERY CASHIER Work hours may beRanged afternoons around class schedule. Con- ^ liable include noon, and early even- from everyone areas, sizes and prices. Call ceptionist-10 hours/week. at 337-1036 and see if they have the 1st days incorrect insertion. Adjust OLDS 1978 Delta Royale 88 Nights and weekends. Apply apply in person at HARLEY tact Dr. W. Beneson 355- '"gs You wi I be involved ,n what you're looking for. HOTEL (formerly Hospitality ment claims must be made within 10 days Power seats, power win in person. Meridian Mall in¬ 7432 or Harold Hilbert 355- 0uru.inatore act,vltie® such UNIVERSITY Small fee if they can help of expiration date. dows, cruise, defogger, AM formation center. 5-10-16 (6) Inn). 3600 Dunckel. 6462 5-10-17 (11) as blr1hdaV Parties and storY 5-10-18 (5) hours. Most of your time will TERRACE v°.ujy2-10-31_(9) Bills are due 7 days from ad expiration date. FM, air conditioned, 15,000 miles, $5,500. 355-0855. LIKE TO DRIVE GROUNDSKEEPER PART be spent in.the dl"ing r0°T CROSSROADS REALTY IS If not paid by due date, a M.00 late 5-10-12 (6) DO IT FOR WANTED-WAITRESS, Part time mornings. Apply in per- area lnaunng .that. each, Full For Fall MOVING! to 124 W. Grand service charge will be due DOMINO'S PIZZA time. IMPERIAL GARDEN RESTAURANT. Call 349- son. Harley Hotel (Formerly customer s VIS'1 ,s 3 p,easant River, E. Lansing. Same OLDSMOBILE F85 1964. Now hiring full and part-time 2698. 3-10-16 (31 Hospitality Inn). 3600 DunkeL i „ mi 4onif\ formation, F°\ call 351-5158 £ phone number? 351-0951. C-23-10-31 (4) Needs work. $100. 351 0902. delivery people. Flexible E-5-10-12 (3) hours with paid vacations *m 51017(51 17 im Monday through Friday 8:30- 4:30. 6-10-19 LANSING vania Avenue. - 218 S. Pennsyl¬ and holiday benefits. Can RESIDENT MANAGER and (1_8I_ Very clean 2 ALL UTILITIES paid, cozy bedroom. $180 plus low utilit¬ _ PACER 1976, 6 cylinder, make spouse to live in and super¬ INSIDE HELP wanted. Apply one bedroom flat, no lease, up to $5/hour with [ ii~i . IM . ies plus deposit. 393-1343. Automotive 1 Automotive power steering b brakes, commission and tips. Apply vise 6 emotionally impaired adult clients in a residential at LITTLE CAESARS today now hiring [unch cashiers 5-10-15 (5) appliances, yard, near trans¬ cruise. $2,300. 332 5354. at the following locations. after 4 p.m. 5-10-15 (3) t0 work noon-2:00' 5 daVs 3 portation. Now only $125 AMC GREMLIN home setting. Daytime hours week, cooks for lunch and (4-22). 337-1036. RENT-A- 1976, good CORDOBA '75, dependable, 8-10-16(31 . condition, new tires, $1400, good condition. $1700 or best 2068 Cedar St., Holt open to attend school. Must LOCAL AMWAY distributor ni9h,s- APP(V in Pe^on. 2-6 HOME. Open til 9. have transportation. 694-9763. 8 10 16 (3) offer 355 4293 after 2 p.m. PINTO 1973 hatchback. 1561 Haslett Rd Haslett , own Room and board plus salary is helping many persons earn £ Sr™«V* 521 E. Grand C-2-10-12 (8) 8 10 22 (3) 53,000 miles. Some rust. 1139 E. Grand River, and money working 2 to 4 hours R,ver- 1-10-12 (7) ATTENTION!! WE buy late Runs well. Extra tires. $375. East Lansing fringe benefits. Contact per day. We can help you 7~S~~Z~~7~~Z~ ALL UTILITIES paid, nicely model imported and do¬ COUGAR '72, very good 332 1476. 6 10 12 (4) Personnel office, Community For an appointment call 723- PERSON TO assist handicap- furnished, 1 bedroom flat, 5214 Cedar St., Lansing mestic compact cars. Con¬ condition, power, $1000/best 3608 N.E. St, Lansing Mental Health Board, 407 W. 6055. 7 10-17 (6) Ped a,torneV a"Sing fully carpeted, big yard, near tact John DeYound, WIL offer, 694 1106 or 371 4922 PINTO 1975 • good condition. 801 Thomas L. Parkway, Greenlawn, Lansing, EOE. mornings, retiring evenings. schools, only $75 110-4 ) 337- HAMS VW, 484 1341. after 7pm. 8-10-12 (3) 62,000 miles. About $1500. 5-10-12 (12) AKERS CAFETERIA seeking Lifting involved. Compensa- 1036. RENT-A-HOME. Open Lansing C-23-10-31 (5) 882 4264 after 5 p.m. 966 Trowbridge, E. Lansing part time for lunches. See l'on P'us spartment. 374- til 9; C-2-10-J7J7) CUTLASS SUPREME 1970 NURSES AID positions for 8 10 16(3) 12 10 25 (20) - Eileen in cafeteria office. 8652.3-10-16 (6) BERLINETTA 2 door coupe, air, good tires, those who would enjoy work CAMERO, Akers Hall. 8 10-18 (4) FEMALE NEEDED im¬ 1 owner. $490. 372 6663 1971 PORSCHE in very good 1979. All power, air, air ing with patients in their HELP WANTED - Part time mediately to share apartment 4 10-12 (3) condition. $2300. 33 MPG DIETARY AIDES, like prepar¬ homes. Hours: 8 to 5, week shocks, T-top, AM/FM cas¬ SANTA PHOTO driver. Dependable, person- * block from campus. ing food and need some manager Marie- sette. Very sharp. $8,000. highway. 374-0814. days. Immediate openings Supervise photo operation able. 3 days a week. 882- 37-0928. 8-10-19 (3) DODGE CORONET 1975, 4 1-10-12 (3) experience? This is the place available for those without 349 9589. Seeing is believing. for you. We are taking appli¬ and instruct assistance. Ap 5685. 6-10-19 (4) 12-10 16 16) aide certificates. Call Diana at ply in person at Meridian Mall SAAB SONETT III '74, cations for part time dietary CAMPUS NEAR, apartment EAST LANSING. Upstairs in ing and brakes. 332-2914. 323-2223. 8 10-15 (8) office. 7-10-12 (5) I I Z 7 11 I 8 10-15(31 YLW, FWD, excellent MPG, aides. On bus line. Starting in house, basement, carpet- new house. $180/month. 337- BUICK APPOLO 1974. 2 door, 350 automatic with air, $3695. 353 0865. 5 10-12 (3) salary $2.95/hour. Come to INGHAM COUNTY LPN'S JOIN the nursing models" wanted, ~ $9/ I "ei" 1 LiJ ing, dining room, fenced 7849.5-10-17 (3) DODGE CHARGER 1974, TOYOTA COROLLA Deluxe the hour. 489-2278 or apply in yard, garage, refrigerator £t power steering & brakes, All power, AM'FM MEDICAL CARE FACILITY, team in our exciting new stove. Just $100(18-5C) 349- EXTRA NICE, excellent condition. $1,975. radio, 1974 AM FM. Excellent con facility if you are looking for a person at VELVET FINGERS, REFRIGERATORS - ESCH- carpeted, 321 4181 or 322 2288 good condition, $1,700 or dition $1200. 332 3455. 3860 Dobie Road, Okemos, to 527 E. Michigan. TRUTH APPLIANCES, 315 1065, MID MICHIGAN cooking facilities, one bed- new dimension in your nurs¬ 8-10-19(5) best offer, days 337 1301, complete your application. OR-23-10-31 (4) S. Bridge, Grand Ledge. 627- RENTALS. Open 9-9. room, $180/month. 372-2158. 12-10-25 (3) ing career. We have openings evenings 351 2635. 5 10-16 112) 2191. 8-10-12 (3) C-3-10-12 (8) 12-10-26 (3) for part time LPN'S on the BUICK LIMITED 8 10 18 151 PART TIME 1975 4 VEGA GT 1974 wagon. COOK CLERK for food 3-11:30 p.m. shift for some¬ grounds person door. Very clean, no rust. Standard transmission, some who can view the £t part time cleaning person 1976 DODGE Wagon 6 stick preparation, assembling food one $3000. 625 3604 or 625 7862 rust. Good transportation needed for apartment com¬ 4 speed Air, AM FM stereo. orders, busing tables. Mini¬ chronically ill as a nursing 8 10 19 (3) munity. Call for interview PEOPLE REACHER $200. 349 6599 E 2 10 17 (4) mum wage. 30 hours per challenge. Come to the $2200 394 2389. 12 10 24 (4) week, afternoons, early eve¬ INGHAM COUNTY MEDI 351-1400. 8-10-16(4) CAMARO 1975 Rally Sport VEGA 1975 bronze, good 1973 FIREBIRD, 350 auto nings, Saturdays. CITY FISH CAL CARE FACILITY, 3860 50,000 miles. Great condition, condition $1250. 482-6783. matic, power steering and COMPANY, 124 E. Washte¬ Dobie Road, Okemos, to BABYSITTER IN my home, new tires, automatic. 355 Power steering, new battery. brakes, AM FM stereo, excel non-smoker, own transporta¬ WANT AD 5378 Bes> Offer. 6 10 16 I4I naw, downtown Lansing. complete your application. lent condition, $1800 332 110-12(3) 12-10-16 (8) 5-10-16 1151 tion. 351-0717. 8-10-19 (3) 7255. 3 10 15 (4) 1975 VOLKSWAGEN Dasher CAMARO 1974, Ladies car, 1 silver, good condition, $3000. owner, 41,000 actual miles. FORD VAN 1971. Carpet, $2595 Call 371 5330 before 42.000 miles. 355 4160. Call paneling, bad rust, ri ns great Just complete form 5:30 p.m. 3 10 12 (4) Good transportatioi $425 anytime, especially at night. and 7 10 12 (51 . mail with payment to: SELF DEFENSE 394 6415 after 5 p.m. CAMARO LT 1975 brown 10 10-24 (4) VOLKSWAGEN BUS '74 metallic. Automatic, air cond Automatic transmission. New itioning, console, excellent FORD TORINO '72. Gold tune up, excellent condition. State News Classified Dept. with vinyl top. $200 332 6069 condition. One owner. 337 9275. 12 10 24 (4) E 5 10 15 (3) 355 8232. 5-10 18 (4) SAFE • LEGAL • EFFECTIVE 347 Student Services Bldg. 1967 VW BUS. Excellent East Lansing, Mich. 48823 FORD MUSTANG, 1975, 3- shape, rebuilt engine, excel¬ CHEVETTF 77 Rally 16 THE PRODUCT: door good gas mileage, lent body, not bad on gas. Automatic. stereo 8-track, good condition. Call after 8 $1000 best offer 374 0814 Uses "CS" NOT MACE - in Name rear defog 28 38 MPG Exc¬ p.m. 349 1022. 8-10 17 (4) 1 10-12 (5) ellent condition. $3100. Will non-toxic solvent. CS is the deal. 337 0047 3 10 15 (5) U.S. Army's standard incapa¬ Address citating agent. More effec¬ CHEVROLET 1969 Trans tive than tear gas! City _ portation special, dependable Sends a STREAM OF PRO¬ in winter, never failed to start, TECTION 6-10 feet Student Number $145. 332 3416. 10 10 18 14) Daytime Phone Key chain holder keeps it with you and ready to use! Preferred Insertion Dote No. Days Ordered NON-LETHAL with no per manent after-effects. Classification WORKS ON EVERYONE in¬ LOST in the cluding drunks, dope addicts, 3 line minimum mental cases, etc. 25 characters in a line, including punctuation and spaces between words. APPLES ForeignCar THE EFFECTS: SWEET CIDER Results are INSTANTANEOUS. Service A one-second blast to FACE YES! Protection is completely INCAPACITATES BLOSSOM ORCHARDS THE WARDOWSKI S Maze? at hand whenever you for 20-30 minutes! Face burns like hot acid on it. Blinds INVOLUNTARILY and 2 miles north of Leslie 3597 Hull Rood WE SERVICE: WE CAN HELP! have your keys. temporarily. Sinuses drain all at once. (old U.S. 127) HOURS: 9 om-tpm DATSUN VOLKSWAGEN TOYOTA HONDA With Tightness in chest gives suffoca¬ CLOSED MONDAYS Please use rate chart for prope CHEMICAL SHIELD ting feeling. PHONE: 1-589-8251 Dizziness and nausea. If special rate ad, which one? PICK YOUR OWN APPLES Sot. t Sun 10 5 pm The Beetle Shop S Causes instant PANIC and sical AGONY phy¬ Gift Pockoges Loosing s Oldest independent VW repair shop ft* Amount Enclosed $ •hipped by UPS 1400 E.CAVANAUGH* 393-1590 ®S? Michigan State News, East Lansing. Michigan Friday. October 12. 1979 17 1 Houses [ffj | fir Sale" For Sale IIS [RummageSale \\W\ | Transportation |[5T| HUGE HOUSE spacious 3 bedroom, basement, carpet ing, dining room, fenced OVER 100 quality used leat her coats. No coat over $80. Most under $60. Over 30 pairs CAMBRIDGE AUDIO ceiver, 25 watts per channel $100 Greg 332 2563 re¬ ESTATE + 2 FAMILIES. Bike, housewares. Small ap CARPOOL: MASON Area Columbia road and Eifert-to Carter promises yard, garage, no lease, kids £f of stereo pliances, dishes. SATUR¬ MSU. 7:30am 5:30pm. 353 speakers and many E 5 10 16 (3) pets o.k., Just $225 (18-8C) fine stereo receivers with 90 DAY, 10 13. 10-5 p.m 3579 5328 3 10-16 (3) 'whatever it 349-1065 MID MICHIGAN W. Arbutus, off Jolly & RENTALS. Open 9-9. C-3-10-12 (8) day warranty. DICKER and DEAL STORE SECOND 1701 S. Cedar St., Lansing. 487 3886 HAND AMERICAN AIRLINES Dis¬ count coupon Office: 353-9174 E-5-10 16 (3) $50. 339 2392. Dobie Rd's. Okemos. 1-10-12 (5) Wanted 9 PERSON TO share 2 bed GARAGE SALE, Saturday, C 4 10 12 (9) CANVASSERS LEAF- By JAMES GERSTENZANG construction craft unions with room house on Magnolia October 13, 8am on, 262 LETTERS and point of a two-day Western trip WE SELL stereo equipment. phoners Associated Press Writer Street. Call after 4. 487 8408 Oakland Drive, East Lansing. needed for volunteer work: nearly 4.5 million members. — Carter's first visit to the THE STEREO SHOPPE. East 8-10-19 (3) BONG SALE Lansing. C-23-10-31 (3) 1 10-12 (3) Citizens for Baker. 487 9474 SAN DIEGO — President Carter, only two days after Carter vowed to work to in crease construction jobs and to region in five months. 6 10 12 (4) Carter told the union leaders FULLY FURNISHED house. MOVING SALE-October SEWING MACHINES new supporting efforts to tighten reject any anti inflation stra that his proposed "windfall Close. $450 plus utilities. 16,17,18, 10-4. Colonial furni¬ the nation's money supply, free arm machines from ture, desks tables, dishes, HALF FARE airline coupons. tegy that relies on higher profits tax" on oil company Winter term. 351-5701. WHITI MONKEY blamed the Federal Reserve $99.50. Guaranteed used Top dollar. Call Mike, 332 unemployment. profits "will finance one of the 5-10-15 (3) 117 N.Harrison Rd. plmis. No clothing or toys. machines from $39.50. All 7977. mornings 8 10-19 (3) Board Thursday for interest "I will not fight inflation with 11 -8pm 4436 Calgary Boulevard. biggest construction projects in makes repaired, EDWARDS rates he said are too high. IN THE Shacker Heights sub¬ your jobs," he said. world history," creating at least country beautiful DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. NEEDED DESPERATELY 5 division, off Dobie road, "Interest rates are too high, 145,000 jobs in energy related house, utilities paid, full base¬ 1 YEAR OLD SR Grand Tour 1115 N Washington. 489 Okemos. Z 3 1-16 (8) general admittance to Purdue inflation rates are too high," BI T THE PRESIDENT of ment, carpet, dining, stove/ 10 speed, top condition. 6448 C-23-10-31 (8) game 355 3574 7 10-18 (3) building. fridge, large yard No lease. $130, 351-8163 after 7 p.m. Carter said in a speech to fered no indication of how he Just $125 (7-6) 337-1036. E-5-10-12 (3) DISCOUNT CALCULATORS WANTED. 6 tickets together leaders of the nation's building hopes to preserve building THE SPEECH WAS pep RENT-A-HOME. Open til 9 has moved to 124 W. Grand tor Nov 10, MSU Minnesota trades unions. He promised trades jobs "and get some pered with references to C 2 10-12 (8) rULL LENGTH Mink coat. River. 351-0951. home game. 517 631-2690. them, "I will not fight inflation more" while the spiraling inter growth, despite the nation's Good condition. Reasonable. OR-23-10-31 (3) Z 12 10 26 (3) with your jobs." est rates are prompting predic¬ uncertain economic picture and LANSING - LOVELY one $100 393-4897. E-5-10-12 (3) In a nationally broadcast tions of construction cutbacks bedroom, dining room car¬ WANTED. 2 6 MSU vs Pur predictions that unemployment news conference on Tuesday, and greater unemployment. will increase in 1980. due tickets. 332 1382 peted, modern kitchen, large yard. Now only $135 (9-23) HOUSE PLANTS green. 200 plants 5 $2.00 • - Lush Et j Mobile Homes [j^[ GARAGE SALE October 12. 13,14. 9 to 5 1089 Whitman 9 10-19 13) Carter endorsed the Federal Despite declining stock Then, getting to the heart of floor plants and hanging bas Reserve's action to tighten the prices, rapid increases in inter¬ his audience's concerns, he 337-1036 RENT-A-HOME. PEERLESS-1975 Mobile Dr. i Shaw Estates), East Lan¬ Open til 9. C 2 10-12 (7) kets. Close to campus. 332- NEED GARAGE or parking money supply and push up est rates and signs of deepening said: "I reject the advice of Home, 12x60, excellent cond sing Antique glassware, 60 6446. E-5-10 15 (5) interest rates, saying he would recession, Carter offered the those who think the only way to K5 ition. Price negotiable. Call inch mahogany table, cherry space near campus. 353-3325 SUBLET FOR 6 months. New 694 5926 or 882 0138. afternoons & evenings. do "whatever it takes" to stop union leaders an optimistic cure inflation is to throw mil¬ rope bed and chest, leather townhouse. Okemos $375/ CALORIC GAS Stove. Self 5-10-18 (3) inflation, if it hurts him view of the nation's economic 12 10 26 (4) even lions of people out of work." month. 349-4767. 5-10-17 (3) cleaning. All burners and politically. condition. Carter told the union leaders MID-MICHIGAN has a RENTALS large selection of broiler work. Oven doesn't heat true temperature. $50 394 2389. E-5-10 15 (5) 1973 SHULT, 12x65, Ex pando, carpeted, shed, ap¬ pliances, 2 bedrooms, excel¬ 10-12 19) WANTED. STUDENT inter¬ ested in natural foods to prepare meals for faculty couple. Call 351 1881 K5 But speaking to the construe tion union leaders in San Diego, Carter made it clear that he "In the last few months we have begun to turn the corner," the president said. "I see a that he was responsible for cutting unemployment construction workers among by 40 apartments, houses, du¬ N lent condition, nice lot. 694- ARD SALE 10-13. LaZBoy, MAN'S 3/« Length leather - does not think their industry growing willingness to pitch in percent and said without ela¬ plexes, studios, etc.... Most 5965 evenings. 12-10-29 (5) utch table Et chair set. should suffer and that he now and solve areas, sizes and prices. Call winter coat, 42 regular, like our problems to¬ boration, "I intend to preserve lothing, books, etc. 2701 E and see if we have what new. $80. 882-8342. | \\\j] irand River 10-5. 2 blocks [ S.F- Popcorn ]\?*] places the blame for higher gether." those construction jobs and get 00 you're looking for. From 9-9, E interest rates the board. The speech 349-1065. C-23-10-31 (8) 5-10-15j3) _ Animals ast Williams VW 2 10 12 i5) on was the focal SONY TC 280 Reel to Reel, Ai.i'o Delta would like to "IN FIGHTING INFLA¬ excellent condition, $200. PEKINGESE PUPPIES AKC welcome our NEW, UNFURNISHED, in 339 8955 E 5.-10 15(3) silver & black. Wormed, new pledges: TION, we do not sacrifice Holt. Dishwasher, refrigerator & stove. No lease. $280 plus HOUSEHOLD ITEMS shots. 394-0012. 8-10-23 (3) Lynn, Jane, Helen, Amy, Lisa, Lori. Stacey, and Mo. construction jobs," he said. "While interest rates have been Soviet missiles w - deposit. After 6 p.m. 694- Cheap! Double bed frame Congratulations" 1 10-12(5) LABRADOR RETRIEVER rising because of decisions 9142. BL-1-10-12 (5) with springs, $15. Gold puppies, AKC, $125. 485 made by the Federal Reserve continued from page drapes 120" X 84", 2 pair, $15 13) 7498. E-5-10-18 (3) Board to record high levels to FREE RENT for 2 men in this within w - each, and more. 393-3866 Service a year. The Soviets are believed to have roughly 260,000 5 bedroom house. Make pay¬ AM or PM. E-5-10-12 (5) _J L cool inflation, we took special soldiers and thousands of tanks and armored vehicles in East GOLDEN RETRIEVER pup¬ ments from income. Requires financial measures to sustain pies. AKC, excellent hunting IMPROVE YOUR GRADES $4,000 down payment. 332- credit for construction, espe stock. $100. 651-6352 Send $1 00 for your 306 page II President Carter expressed skepticism about the Soviet 4770. 2-10-15 (5) LARGE BEAUTIFUL house. Open Corda West E-5-10-18 (3) COCKER PUP AKC Champ¬ catalog search. of collegiate 10,250 topics listed Box25097G, Los Angeles Ca. re¬ You can my ad out take of the paper. M cially for housing construction." The president made no re ference to his statements Tues proposals, and said that while the Soviets are reducing their medium range missile arsenal, they are replacing the old SS-4s with more powerful and accurate SS 20s. Own room. No pets. Need 2 Cidermill ion pedigree, 3 shots, tail 90025. 1 213 477-8226 day in which he backed the The Kremlin statement said it was "an important matter of people $150 each + utilities. 5817 North Okemos docked, dewclaws removed Z 21 -10-23(6) I got the ■ board's decision to increase its Near campus. Leave message 3!$ months buff. Female. results principle that the new Soviet initiative put forward ... on Road, East Lansing bank lending rate and tighten aroblems of military detente and disarmament received full at 339-3522 after noon. $140. 332-4978. E-5-10-12 (4) I wanted. 337-7974 GUITAR REPAIRS. Prompt the availability of credit. Carter I the GDR (East Germany) and other fraternal 4-10-15 (5) EAST LANSING Lansing Road. Very nice 2 - Lake 7:30am-7pm. HORSES BOARDED, $50 per month. Includes all feed and care. 694-3250. 12-10-25 (3> guaranteed service. Free esti mates and reasonable rates Member American Guild of ■3 said those moves had strength ened the dollar, and moderated gold prices. "At the of t he same * time, ialist one c has to note that the NATO countries, while recognizing the positive character of the Soviet initiative, Luthiers. MARSHALL bedrooms large lot with Carter did not elaborate on are still searching for BOSE 901 SERIES III Excel¬ MUSIC CO. 337 9700. specious arguments in order to carry out garage. Call EQUITY VEST the "special financial mea lent. $575. With base and FREE KITTENS C 2 10-15 (6) dangerous plans to deploy in Western Europe new U.S. 351-1500. after 5, call 393- sures," but he appeared to be medium range nuclear missile weapons," the statement said. 4958. OR-3-10-12 (6) equalizer. Jeff. 353 1486. 8-10-23 (3) •P* talking about steps taken It said such a move would "upset the current balance ST. CLAIR Road, 18 miles OVER' 3000 cheap albums, [ Typing Service j j earlier this year to allow sav ings and loan institutions to between the military forces of the two groups of countries." north. Farm house - 4 bed¬ 25t and up - all types - hits to PROFESSIONAL EDITING. raise money for mortage loans ♦ THE STATEMENT CONTENDED: "Now it rests with the room. Large garden lawn Lost & Found the obscure. FLAT BLACK & Corrections to rewrites. by offering savings interest area. Available now. $250 United States, the FRG (West Germany) and other NATO CIRCULAR. 541 E. 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E-5-10-12 (3) 351-1706. 3-10-12 (3) COPYGRAPH SERVICE COMPLETED. DISSERTA Announcements for It's What's The Puerto Rican Students Ultimate frisbee tournamentl TIONS AND RESUME Happening must be received in Association will meet at 8 p.m Come spectate as your Frisbee BRADEN ROAD. 10 miles NEW ARRIVALS LOST ONE mans gold tiger SERVICE Corner MAC and the State News office, 343 Stu Sunday, Oak Room, Union. Club (third in the world) domi east. 3 bedroom farm home. STEREO: Magneplanar MG1 eye ring. Large reward. Call s everyone at noon Sunday, Remodeled, large yard. Avail¬ able now. $300/month. 351 speakers-used. Towers, Infinity Qa's, OHM F's Nakamichi 600 Cassette Infinity 337-0952. 3-10-12 (3) LOST SILVER bracelet at Grand River, 8:30 am - 5 pm Monday Friday, 10 Saturday 337 1666 am - 5 ft dent Services Bldg , by noon at least two days before publication. No announcements will be ac Find out about nuclear power and the Oct. 21 Rally. Mobilization Dernoi n Hall. 7497. 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LIGHTENING FAST Much Much LORRIE, LORRiE Happy 19th birthday to the Viola EXPERIENCED 'BM ' 4) Friends of the Ruhani Mission present readings from the Perfect ing is at 7 Bessey Hall p.m. Monday, 104 Watch kids run in celebration of International Year of the Child at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Old College 3-10-12 (4) REPAIRS coolness of my life. Les. fc Living Master Sant Darshan University Lutheran Church in¬ Field. 1-10-12 (4| Singhji at 11 a.m. Sunday, Oak vites you to a student mini BUY, SELL, TRADE. Room, Union. For Sale WILCOX TRADING POST. TYPING, EXPERIENCED, breakfast at 9 30 a.m., informal MSU International Year of the 509 E. Michigan, Lansing. Personal fast and reasonable 371 4635 liturgies at 5 p.m., and student Child Committee presents a TWO AMERICAN Airlines Vi fellowship supper at 6 p.m., 485 4391. C-18-10-31 (20) C 23-10 31 (3) special Abrams Planetarium show fare coupons. Best offer. 337-8078. 3-10-15 (3) NEW AND used jos, mandolins, etc. Dulc guitars, ban LAUGHER'S SOCIETY ANNUAL ORGY at 'Out to Lunch' meets tonight at 4) Tae Kwon Do Club meets from 6 to 8 p.m. Monday, Wednesday, Sunday, 1020 S. Harrison Rd Get involved1 Council for Excep tional Children will meet at 7 p.m. oriented to youngsters at Saturday, MSU planetarium. 1 p.m. MARSHALL MUSIC CO: and kits, recorders, Friday, 16 IM Sports West, Tues Your headquarters for profes¬ imers thousands of hard to find SPARTAN TRIPLEX X 3 10-15 (3i f J day and Thursday, turf arena, IM Oct. 15, 210 Bessey Hall Speaker Enjoy working with children? Volunteers are needed for a library We get calls such as Sports West Bill Patrick on child abuse sional P.A. gear, club lighting albums and books. Discount Contact 26 OS pre school program. electric keyboards, guitars prices. Expert repairs-free CORNUCOPIA WORKSHOP this every single day. Student Services Bldg and amps. 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WAZOO RECORDS. calling IV5-3556 after 7 p.m group meets from 7 to 8 p.m vide tutorial and recreational GRAND OPENING 223 Abbott 337 0947 10-10-16 (9) OR 1 10-12 (3) Sunday, and from 7:30 to 8:30 activities for Youth House re Sports enthusiasts: Volunteers Hardwood end and coffee C 10-12 (4) p.m. Tuesday, in the basement of sidents Details in 26 Student are needed to coach basketball to EDGAR CAYCE Search for TYPING IBM Selectric Fast the Alumni Memorial Chapel Services Bldg tables. Secional book cases- school children. Inquire at Service- desks, lamps, couches, while God study groups forming Learning Center, 26 Student Ser USED BIKES. All sizes, $15 Due to Coronation in Kala desks, lamps, couches, call 485-1676 evenings. $100 Also used parts. We mazoo, the Society for Creative chairs, leather office chairs 10 10-23 (3) also buy used bikes. Call Anachronism will not meet tomor while they last 505 E. Michi CHARLIE'S BIKE SHOP Ingham County Parks Depart MSU Simulations Society row. See you next Saturday1 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. gan Ave., Lansing. meets C 20 10-31 (10) 393 2484 7 10 22 15) SCHWINN COLLEGIATE 5- L Recreat'°n J; cfij Bronze Dragon Calligraphy will merit ) sponsors a fall nature walk at a.m. Saturday, Riverbend Saturday, 334 Union. Ancients Miniatures and boardgaming not meet tomorrow evening, but TWO UNITED Airlines V, fare BLUEGRASS EXTENSION featured. All gamers invited. speed good condition. $75. will be back next Saturday for $60 Call 355 SERVICE plays weddings, coupons Call after 5. 332 6734 Ingham County Parks Depart 3012 between 6 8 p.m. 5 10 12 (3) parties. 337 0178 or 372 3727 Folk music on the radio! Irish, MSU Skydiving Club will be 2-10-12 (31 C 23 10 31 (3) English, American, and more, jumping Saturday and Sunday at walk in the crisp fall air, at 2:30 from 1 to 3:30 p.m. every Sunday, State DISCOUNT, NEW used Charlotte Paracenter Bring gloves p.m Sunday, Riverbend Natural JVC PILOT Amp receiver and Dual 1228 turntable. $300 desks, chairs, files NESS EQUIPMENT CO. 215 BUSI [ Rummage Sale |np[ and warm welcome. clothes New timers WKAR, 870 AM for both 393 5471 E Kalamazoo 485 5500 Comput Anthropology Colloquium pre ANTIQUES, DEPRESSION 2-10 12 (3) 0 2 10 15 141 Instructional sents June Nash on "Auto¬ era glassware, furniture, mis MSU Tolkien Fellowship cellaneous 733 Orchard Glen discuss the exchange of matho Developmi b Technology biographical Film Making as an MGB PROTECTIVE car Brand new $50 Call ings, 655 3796 E 5 10 17 (3) cover even PANASONIC stereo AM/FM receiver, cartridge Panasonic thruster speakers off US 27 North, across from Red Rail Friday through Sun¬ day. 10 to 5 p.m. 2 10 12(61 TYPING. LIBRARY research. News at 8:30 tonight. Tower Roc noon Room, Case Hall Bring a friend. today, 1961 Ethnographic Tool" from 4:30 to 6 p.m today, 104 Kellogg Center. 1 month old $145 372 5231 What do you Engineering Students: Find out Pre meds: Osteopathic medi and delivery 676 1912 do with a drunken OLIN MARK 4 skiis 186CM E 5 10 18 (5) about time management, coping cine open house is from 7 to 9 Classified SIX FAMILY sale in two C 18 10 31 (3i Wookie' Bring further ideas to with saloman 444 bindings garages. October 11, 12, b MSU Science Fiction Society with stress, and studying technical p.m. Oct 17, E105 East Fee Hall Dolomite Carreta boots size 13 8am 5pm. 735 b 745 material at' 30p m Saturday, 100 Questions, answers, and tours by FREE 8 track tapes included meeting at 7 tonight, 334 Union medical students. 9'/?, very $175. 484 5315 Mark good condition with 3 year old Ward's stereo AM FM, turntable, 8 track, 2 Berkshire Ln. E Lansing 3-10 12 (41 [ Instructions ?*] European Association of MSU Engineering Bldg ^ Attention all warm bodies: E-5-10-12 (5) will have elections at 8:30 tonight, Gain medical experience by big speakers. Compact, good 3 FAMILIES; books, GUITAR LESSONS Friends of MSU Museum meet at clothing Private W 2 Owen Hall All Europeans volunteering at Ingham Medical working condition, for only 7 p m Oct. 17, Museum Audi¬ BEDS, BIKES, dressers, $100 353 4793 E 5 10 16 (6) coats, vacuums, miscel or group Call MARSHALL please come and vote Center Hurry for last places in the tables, desks and chairs laneous 1415 Glen Haven E MUSIC CO.. 337 9700. Open Patient Services program Contact torium. Non-students welcome. Clear out 332 6468 SOMEBODY ELSE'S Lansing. 3 10-12 (4) Attention social work majors: 26 Student Services Bldg 3-10 12 (3) Hear Senator William Seder CARPETING yards $2.00 yard 56 square Mis CtOSET used River featuring clothing 541 E Grand Open noon to 6 p.m gently UP TO 75 family garage sale 842 843 Whitman Shaw If you're ready to better van. trade up to sell your old one 355-8255 Undergraduate Student Advisory Committee will meet at 7 p.m. Sunday. 255 Baker Hall Get Women's Varsity Club meets at 6 p.m the IM Sunday, in the lounge of Sports-Circle All members berg: "Crop and the Relief of Hunger", at 7 p.m. Sunday, Ahrahamic Community, 320 cellaneous items 694 3796 Take ins by appointment estates Saturday. October a involved with your social work C 23 10 31 (5) 13 9 30 3 30 1 10 12 (31 in these Classified columns education please attend. E 10 512 (3) \ 1 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 12, 1979 NO LONGER A COLLEGE New fire station to hold Justin Morrill reorganized and Natural Science," The program is unique, she take courses out of at least two new open house A dedication and open house for the new $1.6 million East Lansing Central Fire Station will be held 2 p.m. Saturday at the station, 1700 Abbott Road. By PAI L (TRT1S status this fall, and is now an SAID the program is small, but The facility was funded by the Economic Development said, in that the advisory and different colleges as part of State News Staff Writer inter college program. The that works as an Administration through their federal local public works "We zed to suit staff offices are open from 8 a.m. their chosen and planned "fields The only place on campus that move was made for fiscal were reorga advantage. "There is less program. the night students' eeds," to 8 p.m., with no closing for of concentration," Gordon-Mc¬ reasons, said a Justin Morrill bureaucratic classes for some of The new station, which replaces the old Abbott Road station night students can get a bache lunch. lor's degree is from the Justin ad"isor. led. "We ai the only Laughlin added. our students, but the business which was next to City Hall, will house the Fire Administration, This should not be confused "Students come to Justin Morrill Inter college Program, The reorganization that took department is offering classes Fire Prevention Bureau and the city's fire suppression with the Evening College out of Morrill with specialized needs The recently reorganized place is mostly to make the give students classes from A to at night for us," she said. equipment. college more of a program. Z at night." Kellogg Center, which is a that cannot be met in one The Justin Morrill students program offers a full schedule credit program. of evening classes in a wide Gordon McLaughlin said. "This is the only option for non particular college," she said. who are in programs that range Anne of academic fields, said Gordon McLaughlin, Jus "WE ARE NOW jointly ad those who want to come to school to gain a bachelor's THE JUSTIN MORRILL Fields of concentration have to be carefully chosen by both require business classes are still getting the classes if they E. Lansing provides ministered by three colleges, degree at night," Gordon Mc programs are interdisciplinary, the student and his or her are already in a field of concen¬ tin Morrill advisor. which means students must faculty advisor. leaf pickup service Justin Morrill lost its college Laughlin added. tration, but others need busi¬ There are both pre planned ness classes for non-business and carefully planned fields of related curricula are having concentration in the Justin problems, Gordon-McLaughlin Beginning Tuesday, East Lansing will provide a leaf pickup Morrill program. Examples of said. during four weeks of October and November. County criticized pre planned programs are pub¬ "Many students start in a Leaves must be at the curb in plastic bags by 7:30 a.m. the revamp lic policy, society and law, dance and health services administra major, then decide this is not what they want to do, so they come to us and ask us what we day of pickup. The Tuesday schedule for west of Abbott Road is: Oct. 16, Oct. 23, Oct. 30 and Nov. 6. The Friday schedule for east The pre planned programs can do for them," she said. of Abbott Road is: Oct. 19, Oct. Bv CHRIS PARKS BROWN'S HARSH WORDS were aimed at the proposals of a list exactly what classes a 26, Nov. 2 and Nov. 9. "Usually, we can use their United Press International special task force on Wayne County reorganization. student must have to get that classes and plan a field of A spokesperson for the legislature's black caucus said Thursday Although other members of the black caucus attended the particular degree. concentration that applies to a recent proposal to reorganize cash-poor Wayne County is part of session in Brown's office, the outspoken lawmaker did most of the A student who plans a pro¬ these classes. a politically and rariallv motivated power grab by Gov. William G. Milliken. talking. A spokesperson for Milliken later branded allegations against gram sor must meet with an advi¬ after a field of interest has "Students come here because no where else on campus can India Club meeting the governor "absurd." been established. They then The India Club at MSU will hold Veteran Sen. Basil Brown, who discussed reorganization in a they get specific about their a condolence meeting for The task force, including lawmakers and other interested determine if this program is fields of concentration (i.e. Jayaprakash Narayan at 4 p.m. Saturday in 331 Union. tough talking session with reporters, also criticized Democratic parties, has called for legislation creating a charter commission to possible through Justin Morrill, dance therapy, environmental Narayan, 77, died of a heart attack Monday at nis residence in leaders and labor organizations for their silence on the issue. propose a new government plan for the county featuring a strong focus on a field of concentra reporting)," she said. Patna, India. The Highland Park Democrat said the reorganization plan would executive. tion, and work on a rationale for "We offer students small Narayan, an independence fighter who later turned to weaken the power of blacks in the county but would not ease its Milliker approve any special aid for the county the interdisciplinary courses classes, field studies, and many non-violence, climaxed his public life by rallying the forces that financial problems. is made on the reorganization issue. He has vetoed the program will entail. other options," she added. "It is toppled Indira Ghandi from power. es that would have aided the county's legal system The county needs state assistance in the short run and relaxed a small program, and it is not The public is invited to attend. of government. municipal finance regulations in the future, he said. i gordon Mclaughlin for everybody. Algeria: The Impossible Independence INFLATION? 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There IS someplace Bv BROOKS JACKSON day with a group of visiting HE SAID HE relies primar between the two would help to t Quality Work Guaranteed Associated Press Writer newspaper editors and broad ilv on Robert Strauss, his identify and to define common WASHINGTON - President casters, seemed to indicate that special Mideast mediator, "for ground." Free Estimates OPEN EVERY FRIDAY AND Carter has offered White House either he or Vice President the alleviation of misunder Carter said none of the blacks SATURDAY TILL mediation "if necessary" to help Walter F. Mondale would be standings and tensions between who traveled to the Mideast ITIon. - Fri. 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. BURGtR close the rift between Ameri available for mediation. The blacks and American Jews." recently did so as his represen 3 A.M. can blacks and Jews over U.S. policy in the Middle East. White House released a tran script of the interview on Then Carter added, "I and the Vice President also do what tative. Carter referred to recent Sat. 8:00 a.m. -12 Noon . 1141 E.GRAND RIVER KING But Carter said Jewish lea Thursday. we can to alleviate these ten Mideast trips made by civil Corner Larch & Michigan Ave. ders had advised him against Carter said he had spoken sions. My advice far fro',, rights leaders such as the Rev. so Jesse Jackson, the Chicago- Lansing 489-6577 getting involved in the dispute, privately with Jewish leaders American Jewish leaders is not which has driven a wedge "about the best way to bring to inject the White House into based black leader who was between elements of the two about an understanding be¬ the dialogue . . ." snubbed by Israel's leaders. groups. tween black Americans and "But I would be willing to do The president's remarks, Jewish Americans concerning that in the future if necessary. I made in an interview Wednes¬ ... the Mideast." believe a better understanding Illusionist Andre CREDIT UNION MEMBERS: to perform Tickets for the performance of internationally known illu sionist Andre Kole are still on sale in the Union Lobby. Now... funds in your Seats are $3, $4 and $5 for the event Monday Oct. 15 at the Friday and Saturday MSU Auditorium. Groups of 25 or more will receive a $1 discount on each ticket. Weekend Special! • SHARE ACCOUNT His two-hour performance, called the "World of Illusion," 1 2 price pitchers until 10pm will include Houdini-like es #1.50 capes, transcendental levitation and his investigation of the cover • SHARE DRAFT ACCOUNT occult along with other feats of illusion. Kole has performed his magic Live Top 40 Rock with in 73 countries and has enter tained more than 76 million • CHRISTMAS/VACATION CLUB of He is also a leading inventor Pariah magical effects and operates a business that builds and manufactures his magical in ventions. 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