Monday Higher temperatures are in the forecast for today along The State News with sunny skies. Lows tonight will be in the 40s, with no precipitation expected. VOLUME 73 NUMBER 141 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48824 OCTOBER 15, 1979 ALL STUDENTS Tentative basketball ticket plan approved By PAUL CURTIS There will be two different series ticket sets for basketball, Kearney said. Based on V\ e would like to see more student tickets State News Staff Writer going to freshmen and sophomores, because 3,400 student tickets for each basketball game, 2,040 seniors and graduate students will they make up 48 percent of the student body," she said. A tentative lottery plan for basketball tickets that would give students a better chance see basketball games (1,020 for each series); 2,040 juniors, 1,360 sophomores (680 for each 1 he student groups represented at the meeting Thursday were hoping for a more equal of getting tickets has been agreed upon by the MSU athletic director and various student series); and 1,360 freshmen and new transfers. breakdown according to percentages of students in each class, she said. groups. "The plan would provide for four (student) groups," Athletic Director Joseph L. KEARNEY BELIEVES this is a fairer system than last year's, because freshmen will "THIS BREAKDOWN MEANS that the upperclassmen will get 60 percent of the Kearney said Sunday. Group I would consist of senior or higher student numbers; group have a chance to get tickets. "Last year, we had to exclude the freshmen altogether," he tickets and choice of location (in Jenison Fieldhouse) or series," II junior student numbers; group III sophomore student numbers; and group IV said. Kearney said. The results of the lottery will not appear in The State News, because this is too freshmen and new transfer student numbers. The problem is that 33 percent of the students (seniors and above) will get 30 percent of expensive, Hoffman said. The results will appear in Jenison and in various classroom The plan discussed is to be forwarded to the Athletic Council, Kearney said. It has to be the tickets, but 19 percent of the students (juniors) will also get 30 percent of the tickets, buildings on campus, she added. approved by the council and President Cecil Mackey before it becomes policy. Chris Hoffman, Residence Halls Association president, said. Any tickets that were not claimed from one group will be passed down to the next Representatives from ASMSU, resident assistants and the Student Committee on group, and any that are not claimed by the fourth group will be passed up to the top Policy Evaluation have been working with Kearney during the past week to develop Sophomores, 21 percent of the students, will get 20 percent of the tickets, and group, if it's possible, Kearney said. ticket sales alternatives. freshmen and transfers, 27 percent of the student body, will also get 20 percent of the "The system we have now tentatively for basketball could work for Under the plan, seniors hockey tickets," he and juniors would each get 30 percent of the tickets, and tickets, Kearney said. said, "if we need to go to a lottery system in hockey." sophomores, freshmen and transfers would each get 20 percent. Hoffman is concerned because 19 percent of the students will have access to 30 percent Another meeting is scheduled for after football season to hear student of the available student tickets, input about the football ticket situation, Kearney said. Toxic Pinto story compound 6 old stuff detected in lake By KARL BLANKENSHIP State News Staff Writer A toxic chemical which leaked from a nearby waste disposal site has contaminated a says Ford lake near Montague, Mich., making it unsafe for fishing or swimming, the director of MSU's Pesticide Research Center said. DETROIT (UPI) - Ford Motor Co. Fumio Matsumura, center director, said the chemical Hexachlorobenzene (HCB), a Sunday said a newspaper report charging known carcinogen, had been found in high levels in several fish from White Lake. the No. 2 automaker knowingly produced He added the chemical has toxic properties which resulted in massive poisonings in Pintos susceptible to fiery rear end crashes southeastern Turkey about 20 years ago. was a "rehash of what was written two The Michigan Department of Natural Resources had been checking the lake for three years ago." or four years, Matsumura said, but they had found no chemical residues to alarm them. "It's old stuff," said a company spokes¬ Based on that finding, he said the Michigan Department of Health had OK'd the lake for person. "If you remember that Mother fishing about three weeks ago. Jones magazine on the West Coast, and the This has now been changed since the discovery of HCB in the fish by Burra V. charges they leveled against the company Madhukar, a research associate in the Pesticide Research Center. back in August of 1977 well, those are the same allegations that have surfaced again in THE SOURCE OF the contamination, Matsumura said, is a chemical dump located a the (Chicago) Tribune story." half mile away from the lake at the Hooker Chemical plant. The copyright story in Saturday's Tri¬ About 20,000 55-gallon drums — many of which were corroded and leaking — of bune charged Ford executives knew the residues from the toxic chemical compound C-56 were dumped on Hooker's 900-acre Montague site over the past two decades. Matsumura pointed out, however, that "at the time when they were dumping, there was no law against it." The soil near the dump is sand, he added, which is not good for stopping the spread of "They, (the Tribune), are contamination to groundwater. apparently tracking the "A compound such as HCB will last there (in the soil) for centuries," Matsumura said. progress of the case, and Once the chemical got into the groundwater, it migrated to the lake and contaminated several wells in the area, he said. "Once the lake is contaminated, it is very difficult to suddenly they think they clean." may have new material." Hooker Chemical Co. has also agreed to remove its chemical dump, Matsumura said. The original chemical which was dumped, C-56, is an intermediary chemical used in the "But there are no new de¬ manufacturing of plastics, pesticides and fire retardants, he said. But it is an unstable chemical which quickly mixes with other compounds in the environment. velopments. All that is "In a short time period you can't find the original compound anymore," he said. "It public record." disappears just like that." —Charles Gumushian, gov¬ AT MONTAGUE, C-56 mixed with other chemicals which created HCB, Matsumura ernment relations associate said. "When one finds a new compound in a new area, the question is. How dangerous is it?' " he added. "I cannot answer right away because we don't know. It takes a long time period to find out how many fish are contaminated at what level. ; susceptible to fire and "On the other hand, we know the compound (HCB) already is eed crashes but reported as went carcinogenic," Matsumura said. eeause cutting the fire In Turkey, the chemical got mixed in food, resulting in the jced luggage poisoning of about 3,000 space and people, he added. KENNEI)V HACKERS HAPPY Willi SHOW INI. oduction costs for each "In the case of the Turkey instance, lots of infants who were fed on the breast milk of their mother died," Matsumura said. The newspaper said it obtained numerous HOWEVER, MATSUMURA NOTED, the levels of HCB which caused the poisonings in Turkey were higher than the levels found in White Lake. Carter claims victory in Florida Ford memos and crash test results from a court file in a landmark Indiana criminal HCB levels found in White Lake fish were as high as 2.0 parts-per million (ppm), he case accusing the automaker of reckless said, adding that it is unknown what the safe level of HCB in fish would be. homicide in the deaths of three young Bv DONALD M. ROTHBERG showing. 4,000 Broward ballots to be completed by women. The women were burned to death and DAVID POWELL Still to be tallied from Saturday's vote Wednesday. Volunteers finished validating last year when their 1973 Pinto was struck Associated Press Writers were ballots for 188 delegates in Palm the Broward ballots about noon Sunday and from behind by a van and burst into flames. MIAMI — With three large blocks of Beach County. Party officials said a final had counted less than 1,000 ballots by late votes still to be counted, President Carter delegate count might not be available for Chrysler talks begin; held a statewide lead Sunday over Sen. Edward M. Kennedy in Florida's Demo several days. Dozens of volunteers and handful of afternoon, she said. The partial results were not disclosed. "THEY, (THE TRIBUNE), are appar ently tracking the progress of the case, and a Kennedy avoided personal involvement suddenly they think they may have new cratic Party caucuses and Carter backers paid professionals in three of Florida's in the Florida contest. material," said Char!" Gumushian, govern¬ claimed victory in the first balloting of the largest counties spent Sunday validating financial Reached in Louisville, Ky., on woes still present 1980 presidential campaign. But while Carter, whose campaign was and counting the cumbersome ballots from the Democratic Party county caucuses. where he was campaigning for Brown, the Democratic nominee for govern Saturday John Y. ment relations associate at American Ford's North public relations office in Dear supported by the political power of the They said the counting would not be over or, Kennedy did not hesitate to pick Carter DETROIT (UPI) — The most difficult task of this year's round of negotiations faced White House, seemed certain to emerge until mid week in the two largest counties "But there are no new developments. All bargainers today as the United Auto Workers and Chrysler Corp. open talks under the with a majority of the elected delegates, where Carter faced Kennedy, Saturday in a that is shadow of the No. 3 automakers' financial problems. public record." Kennedy supporters called the Massa contest that might have had some psycho¬ In an unprecendented move on Aug. 3, company chairperson Lee A. Iacocca shocked He also said the information and memos chusetts senator's showing "one of the logical effects but no tangible effect on the union bargainers for 101,000 hourly workers at Chrysler with a dramatic demand for a referred to in the Tribune story "are the old greatest political upsets of the century." 1980 presidential campaign. "He's odds o favor two year freeze on wages and benefits. Kennedy memos referenced in the Mother Jones "A win is a win is a win," was the reaction Palm Beach County party officials said added he believes the first true tei of the The request was rejected but Chrysler, which has said it expected to lose $1.5 billion story. There are no new memos." of Evan Dobelle, chairperson of the Carter they would finish counting about 1,200 1980 rampaign will be the Iowa party this year and next and has 29,000 UAW workers on indefinite layoffs, expects some Mondale campaign committee. hand marked ballots Sunday. Earlier, they in concessions from the union, which earlier won three-year contracts without strikes with caucuses January. In August 1977, F'ord responded to the At stake was the chance to draw first counted more than 2,000 computer ballots General Motors Corp. and Ford Motor Co. Jody Powell, White House press secre Mother Jones' article with a statement blood in the anticipated fight between but didn't disclose the results. The agreements, overwhelmingly ratified by GM workers and still being voted on by tary, was iri Florida and said the president saying early mode! Pintos had suffered gas Carter and Kennedy for the 1980 Demo The tallying began Sunday in Miami, called to say he was "very pleased" with the tank failures in rear impact tests at 20 miles Ford employees, contained generous financial improvements calling for wage hikes of cratic presidential nomination, even if the where Carter and Kennedy volunteers sat results. $10,000 over the three years and an improved cost of living allowance formula, 26 paid per hour. results had no direct bearing on that The Kennedy campaign in days off in addition to regular vacations and a blue collar stock ownership program as down with Dade elections officials to Florida was process. Ford, contended, however, it did not well as pension improvements. validate the 4,564 ballots that listed 841 run by Sergio Bendixen, a Democratic nean the Pintos were unsafe "compared The 879 delegates elected Saturday will National Committee member, and Mike vith the range of other cars of that era." THE DEADLINE FOR ratification of the Ford pact is next Sunday. The agreement join 833 others, most of them appointed by Abrams, Dade County Democratic chair has been endorsed by union officials and the 200 member UAW Council at Ford. officials backing the president, at a Demo ELECTION OFFICIALS, MHO were person. Both were early Carter supporters cratic state convention in November, the under contract to the local party for the in 1976. Following Iacocca's request for a wage freeze, the UAW held an emergency meeting of its Chrysler Council and rejected the proposal. highlight of which will be a non binding validation, also said they would check the Carter campaign aides flocked to Florida presidential preference poll. Florida's dele registrations of 675 persons who voted after to help turn the tide after it appeared that Andy Young But the council gave the bargaining team leeway to consider economic concession and UAW President Douglas Fraser, who will open talks with Chrysler today, scid they gation to the Democratic National Conven signing affidavits saying they were regis Kennedy forces could muster enough would do just that. tion will be chosen in a primary March 11. tered Democrats without registration support to embarrass the president in a cards. state bordering on his native Georgia. The Senate Banking Committee also has been holding hearings in Washington on the automaker's request for millions of dollars in federal aid, or loan guarantees, to avoid bankruptcy. RESULTS FROM 64 of the state's 67 counties gave Carter 366 delegates, They expected to finish checking the signed ballots against registrations late Federal grant applications from Florida began getting priority treatment in Wash address set Chrysler has said if it received federal aid the company has the ability — and the new Kennedy 101, a slate supported by organ Monday or Tuesday. Then, the accounting ington and a flurry of announcements of car models — to return to profitability by 1981 or 1982. But the key to that turnaround, ized labor 19, and 27 uncommitted. In firm of Peat, Marwiek, Mitchell will convert approval of funds punctuated the weeks Andrew Young, former United Nations addition, Kennedy seemed certain to pick the ballots to punchcards and run them before the voting. ambassador, will address MSU students they say. is government aid. and faculty today at 11 a.m. in Fairchild The UAW has joined Chrysler in lobbying in Congress and the Treasury Department. up the 116 delegates from Broward County through a computer. Officials expected the In the end, the voting was comparable to Theatre. But now many lawmakers and bureaucrats want to know if the union will back up its where he made his strongest showing. Dade results by Thursday at the latest. a pre season exhibition game, with its effect Still to be tallied from Saturday's vote Gloria Jackson, an aide to Broward on honing strategy and molding team spirit, Young's talk is entitled "Crucial Issues in lobby effort with bargaining concessions. International Urban Affairs." were ballots for 188 delegates in Democratic Chairperson Eddie Kay, said but with no impact on the official standings populous No admission will be charged. Dade County where he made his strongest she expected the counting of more than of the participants. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, October 15, 1979 State News Cambodia sent food, supplies By SETH MYDANS der, meanwhile, a mortar at¬ Thailand moved reinforcements Wire Digest ' Associated Press Writer given to the followers of de¬ dren's Emergency Fund. Two tack from the Cambodian side into the border area, where BANGKOK, Thailand posed Premier Pol Pot. planes carried 55 tons of food - killed five Cambodian refugees 34,000 sick and starving Cam¬ into Phnom Penh Cargo planes ferried tons of and on Sunday, injured 12 others in a camp bodians have fled in the past VIETNAMESE AND CAM¬ but officials of the international food and other relief supplies to on Thai territory. Thai soldiers five days. BODIAN government forces agencies estimated 900 tons a Phnom Penh for Cambodia's said Vietnamese troops or sol¬ The Cambodian government continue to battle Pol Pot's day would be needed to stabi¬ starving people Sunday, but diers of the Hanoi-backed Cam gave the go ahead for the relief rebels in the Cambodian coun¬ lize conditions in the war- organizers of the emergency bodian government were be¬ program Saturday, and it got wracked nation. international airlift said they tryside. lieved responsible. under way even though formal FocusWorld feared a famine might not be averted. The two mortar rounds fell in the Thap Prik camp, 125 miles agreement has been held up Thirty nations have pledged more than $100 million to the The planes also carried four Red Cross and UNICEF offi¬ over the government's insis¬ relief effort, coordinated by the cials. On the Thai Cambodian bor east of Bangkok. Afterward tence that no food should be Red Cross and the U.N. Chil- In a new estimate, UNICEF Scientists doubt Soviet nuclear power spokesperson Jacques Danois said 165,000 tons of food would MOSCOW (AP)~ After years of little plutonium "fuel cycle." LEGAL BATTLE GOES ON AFTER BOY S DEATH be needed over the next six but praise for nuclear power in the Nikolai A. Dollezhal and Yuri Kor- months to avert a famine. A Soviet Union, two top energy specialists number of relief operations that yakin sounded the warning in an author¬ have voiced serious doubts scope, safety and environmental conse¬ over the itative article published in last week's edition of Kommunist, the Soviet Com¬ Parents defy court to save son could help reach that goal are still in planning stages, but more than 10,000 tons of food quences of this country's ambitious munist Party's leading theoretical jour¬ are scheduled to be sent in atomic power program. nal. Koryakin is an economist and His parents, Gerald and Di¬ by BOSTON IAP) - Leukemia taken before Volterra for sen¬ Greens in Massachusetts be¬ Unless the program is radically al¬ Dollezhal is chief of a department of victim Chad Green is dead at ana Green, were found in civil sea by the end of the month. tencing on the civil contempt of cause of Chad's death. He died The funds committed to the tered, they say, more densely populated the Soviet age 3, but the legal ramifica contempt of court early this of Academy of Sciences that court finding. at his home in Mexico, and aircraft include an initial pledge areas European Russia may soon deals with energy production. tions of his parents' fight to year by Judge Guy Volterra in presumably any such charges of $7 million and eventually as reach the limits of their treat him with Laetrile are still Plymouth Superior Court, and "ecological Western scientific sources in Moscow AND THEY COULD be would be up to Mexican au¬ much as $30 million from the to be settled. there was a later finding of capacity" to cope with new nuclear said they were astonished at the criti¬ tried, before another judge, for thorities. United States. The youngster died Friday probable cause of criminal con¬ criminal contempt if prosecu power stations. cal frankness of the article, which con¬ The cause of Chad's death evening in Tijuana, Mexico, tempt of court for flouting the tors decided to proceed with They also caution it would be wrong to trasted sharply with the upbeat tone where his parents took him to was not announced, nor was AUSTRALIA, THE FIRST court's authority. that action. there assume that safe and economical tech: any official announce¬ nation to send in aid, bypassed typical of most nuclear power coverage continue Laetrile treatments in Should the Greens return to nologies have been developed for all Legal experts said they ment on an autopsy. formal relief programs as early in the government-controlled defiance of a Massachusetts Massachusetts, where Gerald's news doubted any criminal charges The Greens could not be June and made its own aspects of the complex uramum- medio. court order. as parents live, they would be could be brought against the located to comment on the deliveries to the refugees on death. the Thai-Cambodian border. Violence accompanies voting in However, their lawyer, Britain has pledged at least $2.2 Turkey William L. Ginsbeg of Atlanta, million. The European Common said in a telephone interview Market has made an initial ANKARA, Turkey (AP) -Turks voted Sunday in a crucial mid-term election that could spell the downfall of Premier again proved the Turkish people's devo¬ tion to democracy " . Throughout his 21 months in office, Home prices skyrocket that he had asked the district attorney of Baja, Calif., "to have an autopsy performed in pledge of $5.6 million. The changing estimates of how much relief is needed — a Bulent Ecevit's moderate-leftist govern¬ Ecevit's government Mexico and he has agreed." His has battled relent¬ figure that has risen from 700 ment. The political gang wars less WASHINGTON (AP) A time bomb is between 25 and 34, will increase over the remark could not be confirmed that political terrorism that in the past set to go - tons a day — reflect the marred the campaign off in the early 1980s that could send next decade at about 660,000 a year," said immediately. raged right two months took an average of five the price of houses sky high, and the William Young, an analyst for the National difficulties aid groups are fac¬ through the balloting, taking six lives. lives a day. detonator may be the new surge of high ing with a reluctant govern¬ Association of Home Builders. Anticipating continued violence, the At stake in the election were 50 of the interest rates, say numerous This is the post World War II ment in a country that has been government had canceled all police and Senate's 183 seats and, more important¬ housing ex baby-boom "I MUST EMPHASIZE that decimated by war, famine and perts. generation coming of age. no cause of death has yet been the disruptive policies of Pol military leaves and stationed 200,000 ly, five Assembly seats vacated by Ironically, the rapidly rising interest rates established," he said. "All we soldiers at polling stations around the In recent years, they have been Pot, who was toppled in Janu¬ legislators' deaths since the 1977 gen¬ are aimed at dampening inflation and bidding for know is that Chad is dead." homes faster than builders could ary by the Vietnamese-led country. eral elections. The 450-seat Assembly reducing excessive credit that has infected supply them. This helped increase forces. But the violence was reported only is the more powerful house because it most markets, including housing. housing prices 13 Ginsberg said he wanted U.S. percent to 14 percent a year, economists say. But the major aid groups are in rural areas, and Ecevit issued a state¬ can topple governments These experts, interviewed last week, cancer experts to be involved in through votes believe home prices should stabilize, and in Now, this group will be expanding in size, the autopsy, sticking with their policy of ment saying the relative calm "once of no confidence. saying "there is "even-handed relief' to people but the building of new houses will slump some instances, fall slightly as a result of the precedence for a medical team dramatically. Government officials and pri¬ from the United States under the control of both sides, board's tight-money policies. coming But only temporarily. vate economists say the board's actions to Mexico." despite strong objections by Focus:IMation new may reduce housing the new Phnom Penh govern¬ For as mortgages become too expensive starts next year by as much as 25 percent. The boston Globe quoted ment. for most people, and completely dry up for Ginsberg as saying the Greens "Our strategy others, the pressure for housing will inten¬ has been just Emmett Rice, a member of the Federal Mouse, Senate still divided on 1980 budget sify, ready to burst as soon as interest rates Reserve Board, disagreed. originally planned to bury Chad in Nebraska, where he was to keep the aid coming and see what happens. They weren't begin to decline once again. He said he expected house horn Dec. 18, 1976, but that about to turn anything back," WASHINGTON (AP)-Two weeks into senators prices to rise in continued to insist on their "People in the prime home-buying ages, the future, but not to the new fiscal year, the House and demand for a 3 percent increase above skyrocket. burial would be delayed pend¬ said one well-informed source Senate ing an autopsy. in the aid community. remain far apart on a 1980 inflation for defense spending. The budget, a document needed to set House has approved about a 1 percent government priorities and establish firm increase. spending ceilings. House and Senate negotiators met Some senators say the higher defense last week, but managed to resolve only spending is needed if the U.S.-Soviet relatively minor differences. strategic arms limitation treaty is to stand any Afro BAUROOM/j^ Still separating the two chambers are chance of Senate ratification. the key issues of defense spending, They also note that 3 percent growth proposed cuts in social programs and was part of a U.S. commitment to the federal deficit, which some mem¬ strengthen the NATO alliance. bers of Congress say must be held below $30 billion. The dispute over reconciliation has Disco classes delayed conference committee approval During the first week of negotiations between House and Senate conferees, of spending totals for several functions that cover social budget for couples programs. 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Many of them were who died in an asylum at age 46 in on Abbott Road given to Dickinson by Schumann's grand¬ 1856. open 24 hoars Michigon State News, East Lonsing, Michigan Monday, October 15, 1979 3 111 may obtain the right to choose to live or die By KAREN GOODWIN that ill persons would have the thical decision, not a medical tive State News Staff Writer suggested by Hoilister was right to control their own competent adult patient: ine. Is a doctor really qualified the Persons who are ill should health care if the state House concept of hospice for refuse to accept medical treat to make these de have the right to choose wheth terminally ill patients. passed the Medical Treatment ment. Doctors have the highest Hospice patients are not iso¬ er to live or die. said state Decision Act. Rep. :uicide and substance abuse lated in intensive care units, David C. Hoilister at a health "Death and dying is not an "THE LAW IS unclear rate profession, he said, but are united with their fami¬ care workshop Saturday. isssue most people like to talk unconscious patients," he s bee; they forced to lies at home to accept and work The Lansing Democrat told about," Hoilister said, "but "Treatment is usually left u "play God". through the dying period to¬ an audience of about 50 people legislation is needed to create the mercy and discretion of Hoilister said the Medical gether. he said. at University United Methodist options." physician. Treatment Decision Act would "Hospice considers the pa¬ Church, 1120 S. Harrison Road, Under current Michigan law, "The right to live or die i: allow ill people to choose one tient and the family as a unit of trustworthy person, called an caring," he said. "Both are agent, to make the life or death treated. decision for them if they are Citizens criticize unconscious. "This isn't asking another person to play God," Hoilister "EIGHTY PERCENT terminally ill people would fer to die at home," he said, OF pre¬ said, "because the agent would "but in reality most end up carry out the wishes of the ill dying in institutions." person." An interdisciplinary team of Citgo development By ELLA CHOINSKI with the rest being used for The law, if passed, would allow only conscious, competent adults, whether they are term inally ill or not, to appoint an a psychologist, a member of the clergy, a physician and a family member would treat the indi¬ vidual, he said, because dying is State News Staff Writer agent. not only a medical problem, but rental apartments, eondomin Thursday's citizen participa is a social, emotional and spirit The lack of student housing in iums and a clubhouse. tion meeting was held as part of THE BILL WAS writt» n by a ual problem as well. the proposed Citgo Block de Main said he was also con the process for applying for an citizen's group task forct The hospice team would also velopment drew objections cerned about how well the Urban Development Action "It is voluntary and is not work with the family one year If you from citizens Thursday night. building would blend with the Grant (UDAG). have ever had the urge to be a clown, now is your chance. Trvouts thought of as suicide by insur after the patient dies. are being held Oct. 17 at 3 p.m. at Cobo Arena. Dave Carolyn, 29, became Housing in the development rest of the neighborhood, stat UDAG is a competitive fed To alleviate pain, as in cancer is geared to university profes ance companies," he said. "But a clown for Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circuses after attending ing that the building would be eral grant awarded to cities companies are neutral on this hospice patients sors and cases, are giv¬ their "clown college". higher-income level the tallest in East Lansing. which can prove that the grant legislation right now." en a mixture of heroine, co¬ people, ■ developer David Because there is very little would attract additional money Another health care alterna caine and alcohol, he said. Krause said. land in downtown East Lan from private sectors, Jim Van "The kind of housing needs 'GREATEST SHOW" NOW HIRING we have don't fall into the level sing, this is the only way to Ravensway, East Lansing build. Krause said. senior planner, said. of higher income," said Bill Other citizens questioned the Wanted: serious clowns Main, 603 Division St. "It's not going to address our desirability of more retail stores in East Lansing. East Lansing will apply for a UDAG in January and know in March if it will receive the Full slate set student housing problem," he "The University Mall already has empty space. Why put in grant to finance the develop Bv SUSIE BENKLEMAN ment, he said. for Homecoming "It's the perfect opportunity for anyone in more stores?" Kathy Klco, 549 State News Staff Writer theatre or for anyone who just has an interest," THE $10 MILLION develop Division St., asked. The development will also be If it seems that college is just a lot of clowning ment, to be located on the financed through tbe Economic Perez said. She said that certain talents such as around, maybe it should be taken more seriously. northeast corner of M.A.C. and KRAUSE SAID THE prob gymnastics, unicycle riding and other theatrical Development Cooperation The scent of roses will fill the the MSU cheerleaders, coaches Not the college, the clowning around. Albert avenues, would consist lem with the University Mall is skills may help, but are not necessary. (EDO, which sells bonds to air as the MSU and members of the football For those interested in pursuing a career in of a multi-use building and a that it is not visually attractive Homecoming buyers at a tax free interest Committee sponsors a rose team. The "Yell Like Hell" making people laugh, Ringling Brothers and Applicants who are chosen are sent to a "clown parking area. to customers. rate. Barnum and Bailey Circus may have the answer. sale, just one of the many contest, where campus organi college" in Venice for an eight-week, tuition-free The building will be 11 The development would pro In turn, EDC provides a low Ringling Brothers will be holding auditions training program. At the college, clown trainees stories tall according to the vide additional space to mer interest rate loan to the de events planned for Home zations compete for a prize for Wednesday for potential clowns at Detroit's learn to develop their own "clown personalities," coming Week, Oct. 15 through the best cheer, based on vol¬ plan. Three stories would be for chants who have no other place veloper with the money from 21. Cobo Arena. she said. They also learn how to apply make up, retail, restaurant and office ume, clarity and originality, use to expand in East Lansing, he the bonds. "A Salute to Big Ten Football will also be included. For those who are interested in shedding the how to entertain and most important, how to — A Race for the Roses," is the face of reality to wear the funmaker costume, make people laugh. theme of this year's activities TO ADD TO the festivities, "The Greatest Show on Earth" may just be the which will also include a pep the judging of the window Lansing NOW chapter chance. CLOWN COLLEGE CLASSES meet Mondays through Saturdays in a "very rigorous training rally, T-shirt day, pennant sale, decorating contest will begin at Green and White day, a window 6:30 p.m. Friday. "THERE ARE NO skills that are absolutely program" during the fall. Clowns that are chosen necessary," said Trisch Perez, public relations for Ringling Brothers this year will attend the decorating contest and a dance. On Saturday, the committee The festivities will begin will host a series of events coordinator for the Detroit show, "They just college in Florida next fall. need an interest and the ability to make people laugh any way they want." Many of Ringling Brothers' present clowns are Ringling Brothers does not have scale for their clown, Perez said. a strict pay pushes equal forrights Monday night with a pep rally, highlighted by the traditional lighting up of Hubbard Hall, at 9 p.m. beginning at 8:30 a.m. judging of the Homecoming with the floats. A mini pep rally featur former college students who do not yet know "It depends on what they can get," she said. Bv MOLLY MIKA their ratifications. rights. Beebee is president of ing the MSU marching band what kind of career they want, Perez said. "They are paid under contract, like actors." State News Staff Writer For NOW members, the big the Michigan Abortion Rights Monday night is also bar and cheerleaders will begin at Auditions will be held at 3 p.m. Wednesday in Wearing Equal Rights A push is to get three more states Action League. As chairperson night at Coral Gables, 2838 E. noon followed by a parade to Perez added that during the auditions appli¬ Grand River Ave., featuring cants can wear anything and do anything they Ring 2 at Cobo Arena. Applicants must be mendment armbands and but specifically, Illinois, Florida, of the Health and Social Ser Spartan Stadium at 1 p.m. choose. American citizens and at least 17 years old. tons stating "A man of quality and Virginia, where state legis vices Committee in 1966, she Spartan beer. The Homecoming football is not threatened lators are reportedly close to the first to introduce game between the Spartans by a woman of was ON ratification. legislation on sex education in TUESDAY, MSU T shirt and the Purdue Boilermakers equality," women, men and children gathered at Riverfront Michigan's public schools. Day, the committee will spon will start at 1:30 p.m. in the sor another bar night and a stadium. Club offers low-priced pork sale Park Saturday afternoon to walk in the ERA Move a thon. IN A KICK-OFF Riverfront Park, the president rally at "WOMEN ARE STILL ond and third class citizens, she sec¬ Sparty Looka-Like Contest downstairs at Dooley's, 131 Meanwhile, the Class of '54 will hold its 25th reunion The participants, who walked of the Lansing chapter of NOW said. AIL,... neginning at 9 brunch at 10 a.m. in the Big Ten Increasing food prices pre¬ pocketbook. ana to sponsor livestock and to the Capitol, raised more than inspired the group. "We are still not considered Each fall term, the club p.m. Room at the Kellogg Center. sent a problem, especially for meat judging teams to repre¬ $500 in pledge money for the "The fact that ERA has been complete persons by those in sent MSU. Roses and pe.,.„.iits will be students operating on a tight sponsors a pork sale at the National Organizaion for ratified in Michigan doesn't the political world who are The week's events will end MSU Meats Laboratory where The club, which has more sold Wednesday all over cam with the MSU Alumni Lacrosse budget. But the MSU Block & Women to help ratify the ERA. mean anything if we don't get a determined to hold us to a 15th Bridle Club sponsors the annual it sells bacon, smoked ham, than 350 members, is one of the The ERA, which would out national ERA," President Julie pus and on Grand River Ave game, Saturday at 2 p.m. at the nue, with proceeds going to the Old meat sale which may help pork chops, sausage and other largest department affiliated law discrimination based on Jackson said. J any intelli- College Field. State Center for the Perform release some pressure on the pork products at lower than clubs on campus. sex, must be ratified by 38 Jackson then handed the nd v For information ing Arts. retail prices. The meat is sold first on a basis, first variety and on quantity prices, of states by June 30, 1982. So far, 35 states, Michigan included, microphone to Beebee, former state senator of Lorraine own sexuality," Beebee added. "Some politicians say they Phi Gamma Delta fraternity, along with the homecoming FREE RIDE come serve on products available, call the have ratified it, although five Michigan, who has a history of believe in equal rights — but ~\ Infant care9 Tuesday. Thursday and Friday from 1 to 5 p.m. and the sale Block & Bridle Club Office. states have voted to rescind political activism for human once in office, they deny equal rights to persons in one way or committee will sponsor a bar night Wednesday at Mac's Bar, 2700 E. Michigan Ave., just one MONDAY will continue until Nov. 11. another." 1980 budget Before each sale, the club Beebee named several state more place to toast to Spartan purchases 45 hogs, each aver aging 220 pounds, from the University van pool proposed legislators whom she thought denied equal rights. "We must victory with Spartan beer. Thursday bands from eight discussed Michigan State Swine Research Center. go after them, we must get rid on and off-campus locations will parade students to the of them." she said. Case Hall IM fields for the Maternal and infant be discussed care by the Ingham County Board of Health at will Club members participate in the killing, cleaning and proces sing of the hogs. for stintents, f atscaf "We must face down bullies, get rid of their political intimidation and show them we the Homecoming bonfire, begin ning at 8 p.m. Thursday is also Green and White See Wednesday's 12:30 p.m. "It gives people hands-on can win and we will win in Day. Tuesday at 403 W. By TIM SIMMONS nel and employee relations, entitled to free transportation The rally will feature the Paper for complete Greenlawn Ave., Lansing. experience working with live State News Staff W riter 1980." stock," said Dan Wyant, a club Tompkins said. and some personal use of the announcement of the 1979 rules. The board will also review The van pools would cover Beebee led the group in their MSU faculty, staff, employ vehicle, she added. Homecoming King and Queen, the 1980 budget and member member. march through Lansing to the ees and students can partici out lying areas such as Grand MSUEA's plan has been ship by-laws at the meeting to The club expects to make pate in campus van pools if a Iiedge, Mason and St. John's modeled after van pool services Capitol in the Move a thon, be held in Rm. 301 of the about $2,500 in profits this plan proposed by the MSU before working their way to offered by Oldsmobile and the sponsored by the National Or County Health Department year, he added, which will be ward the center of campus, State of Michigan government. ganization for Women. used for future club activities Employees' Association is ap¬ Building. proved by University officials. Tompkins said. The state has been operating MSUEA originally devised a its service for more than three van pool plan for campus em years and is very successful, ployees only, Jackie Tompkins, Tompkins said. PIRGIM chairperson for the public rela¬ She expects about 2,000 State News board tions subcommittee of MSUEA, said. people to participate in the now taking Response to the project was University van pool program. so great, however, that at¬ Renovation MSUEA members need more approves members tempts are now being made to implement the system for all University members, she funding data before they present the plan to the Board of Trustees for approval, and Tompkins applications The Public Interest Research The State News board of directors approved the appoint added. urges anyone who is interested Group in Michigan will fill two ments of six board members Friday evening. One of two new student members who will serve a one year "WE HAD HOPED to get considered to contact the Office of Em non paying openings on its & WOULD LIKE TO PRESENT ;•:! ployee Relations, 140 Nisbet campus Board of Directors. term is Lynn Byrum, 22, a graduate student in the College of this thing to go before the snow Funding for the renovation of Bldg. by Nov. 5. Students will be appointed Business and the College of Communications Arts and Sciences. flies, but it looks like now more the city owned Baptist Conven¬ based on their written respon Byrum formerly worked in the State News classified we might have it working by tion Center 213 W. Main St., ses to the question ?Why would advertising department. Also elected was Joe McElroy, 27, a graduate student in the Department of Urban Planning. McElroy was the former managing editor of the Charlevoix County Press in Boyne City, the end Tompkins said. MSUEA of is winter term," proposing the University lease or purchase Lansing will be considered by the Lansing City Council at 7 tonight on the tenth floor of city hall. Troubleshooter you GIM?" like to work with FIR Written responses, a 200 word maximum, should be ISM* Mich. the vans that would be driven The center, which is being submitted by noon, Oct. 22 to Manicures • Facials Four board members re-elected for two-year terms are: John by employees along established eyed by the Michigan Women's If you have a problem you the PIRGIM office in the base O'Donnell, professor of accounting and financial administration; routes. The University would Study Association as a Hall of can't solve, or a question you ment of Student Services Build • Make-up Richard Milliman, publisher of the Livingston County Press and also be responsible for main Fame for women, needs a new can't answer, write or stop by ing. Responses should include a the Grand Ledge Independent: Phillip Johnston, a sophomore taining the vehicles, Tompkins boiler and the roof repaired to see the Troubleshooter at description of skills and qualifi in the School of Journalism; and Rebecca Madison, a senior in cations. NOW OPEN said First Ward Councilmem 343 Student Services Bldg. the Department of Microbiology and Public Health. MSUEA members have re ber Robert Hull. PIRGIM is a statewide, stu ::::: Troubleshooter is The State Other board members whose terms have not expired are: ceived "a quite favorable" re The law offices of Foley, News service which guns down dent controlled consumer John Malloy, professor of social science; and Thomas C. Huckle, sponse after discussing the Rasmusson and Emerson have problems, sticks action group working on ener publisher of the Cadillac Evening News. up for your plans with Keith Groty, assis also expressed interest in pur rights and shoots for answers. gy, environment-"!, housing and tant vice president for person reform. chasing the building. consumer Opinion VIEWPOINT: MIDDLE EAST Teachers9 strike Palestinian Arabs are victims may be legalized After the lengthy and controversial Lansing teachers' strike, the Michigan House Labor Committee has proposed legislation to legalize teachers' strikes in the state. Under the recently announced plan, school in the fight for their homeland districts would have a specified amount of time in which teachers may By DAVID Q. SCHWAB abstentions scant two-thirds — a majority), In the Arabs' eyes, they had indeed been of Palestinian land did not exceed 6 percent legally be allowed to strike. In this way, legislators hope to encourage In November 1974, Yasir Arafat, Chair adopted a resolution proclaiming the re- betrayed by their fellow nations aligned in of the total. The partition plan allotted teachers and board members to put more emphasis on settling person of the Palestine Liberation Organi establishment of an independent Jewish the an organization zation stook on the rostrum of the United proclaiming itself to be the proposed Jewish state 56 percent of the differences quickly, thus averting strikes like the recently settled one in state in Palestine. sole arbiter of peace and justice interna¬ total land area! Not only that, but Nations General Assembly and told the the Lansing. Following the announcement, the Arab tionally. The story of the Palestinians' Jewish portion was deemed by world: experts to delegation stood and proclaimed, "The dealings with the powers from the West, is be that of better quality, with much of the Though legislators have proposed aplanfor teachers' strikes, this plan "I have come bearing an olive branch and responsibility (for what would come), would one of cannot be extended to cover strikes by other public service workers. a freedom treachery and betrayal. Arab portion consisting largely of arid and fighter's gun. Do not let the olive not be theirs but would be on the shoulders During World War I, in return for the mountainous regions with little They, if given the power to strike, must be dealt with in a different light. branch fall from my hand." of the countries pressing for partition." irrigation Arab contribution to the war effort, Britain possibilities. Israelis Public servants — namely firefighters, police officers and sanitation it was, promptly hurled it to the ground; The next day, Arabs solemnly announced and France had promised to "recognize and workers are definitely worthy of legislation they said, a grotesquely stunted that, "In their eyes the United Nations had support" the independence of the Arabs in Can any reasonable person question — dealing with the legality foilage! died — had been murdered," and added, the Arabian outrage of a subject people who systema¬ the of strikes and we encourage lawmakers to deal with this dilemma. For On Nov. 29, 1947. the General Assembly, Peninsula, Palestine, "Yesterday's resolution destroys the Transjordan, Syria and Iraq. tically had their land stripped from them for strikes are the only means of insurance public servants have against (by a vote of 33 for, 13 against, and 10 charter and all previous convenants." than 50 years A year later, in Britain's Balfour Declara¬ more by a foreign invader governmental abuse and low wages. who was more advance both culturally and tion, it was declared that, "His majesty's In theory, government and public service workers provide services economically? government views with favour the estab¬ critically important to the safety of the community; more so than lishment in Palestine of a Jewish homeland, The press in this nation would have us teacher services. If firefighters were to strike for an extended period of and will facilitate the achievement of this believe that the Palestinian Arab is a time, the community would be endangered by the denial of crucially object." mindless barbarian bent on the destruction of the peace-loving neighbor — the important services. A police strike would turn streets into a literal This declaration and the U.N. partition Israeli. What the press fails to battleground for a host of unwanted criminals. These stark differences plan, are only two examples of violations of point out is the other side of the issue, the fact that are merely a few of the reasons for not the the including this type of public rights of Palestinians for self- Palestinian Arab believes that the Israeli is servant with the bill to legalize teachers' strikes. determination — in a homeland populated Conversely, a by them uninterruptedly for more than the aggressor, and that Arabs are merely teachers' strike would not propose a tremendous threat to the safety of acting, in a helpless and desperate fashion, 2,000 years. the community. to keep the wolf from the door. While other public servants must usually deal with the city council or At the turn of the century, 75 percent of other local officials in contract negotiations, teachers must deal Palestinians were tenant farmers working Perhaps the issue is best summed up in directly the plots of absentee landlords. History the words of Moshe Dayan, who in a 1953 with the school board. Too often in the past, school boards have been funeral oration said, "Let us not shows that the Palestinians were betrayed, today fling unable to perceive the problems teachers face and how those accusations at the invaders. Who are we problems not only by foreign powers, but by their are manifested in the that we should argue their hatred? For community. More importantly, school boards are own people. eight years now they sit in their refugee primarily intersted in staying financially solvent — sometimes at the Between 1891 and 1920, the Sursocks — a camps in Gaza, and before their eyes, we expense of the teachers — while city councils are interested in Levantine family of high breeding and turn into our homestead the land and community welfare. School boards would be well-advised to understand wealth owning some of the richest land in villages in which they and their forefathers the connection between the teacher and community needs in future Palestine — sold it all to Jewish Zionists. have lived." contract talks. By 1948 and partition, Jewish ownership Schwab u The right to strike is a fundamental democratic principle which has laid the foundation for the industrial growth of this country. To deny teachers this right by opposing current legislation is contradictory to the long held beliefs of the American system. VIEWPOINT: ISRAEL Pot is a must for PLO vows death medicinal reasons Governor William G. Milliken has the opportunity to sign a bill which to State of Israel will hopefully be the first in a long series of legislation to legalize marijuana. This particular bill will enable marijuana to be used as an By S. L. Ma'Alot or the 12 children in a schoolbus in alternate method of relief for cancer victims who suffer painful It is really sickening to read the type of 1970 — all killed by the man Jesse Jackson side-effects from chemotherapy treatment. Ther herb could also be used simplistic editorial which appeared Oct. 5, embraced. Just try to imagine Jesse to retard the spread of glaucoma — a disease of the claiming Israel ignored the PLO situation Jackson's reaction if an Israeli embraced eye. Certainly this bill must be signed into law and hopefully it will blaze the trail to (as if we could with the constant terrorist the guy who killed four black children in greener attacks). And why didn't the State News church in Montgomery, Alabama in the fields for further legalization, cultivation and distribution of the herb. mention the covenant of the PLO which '60s? The bill now before the governor, is very cheap insult. designed to help cancer victims by When cost of living increases for the last avows "the destruction of the Zionist providing relief from nausea and lack of appetite — side-effects of 10 years or more have consistently been entity?" Would you sit down with someone And why did Jesse Jackson refuse to who openly avows their wish to meet the head of the Organization of Arab chemotherapy treatments. Witnesses have testified before the House well below the actual cost of living index, destroy Jews when he was in Israel? Do you know Public Health Committee that and when we receive 3 percent at the same you, no less recognize them? It's really use of the drug during chemotherapy who they represent, State News? They time that teacher's and auto worker's easy, State News, to be so conciliatory in helped them through their trauma considerably. Any relief that can be East Lansing when your closest enemies represent the 1 million Jews who were extended to these unfortunate victims must be groups received 12 percent or more, we at provided. Mountains of are the wolverines in Ann Arbor. thrown out, yes thrown out, of the Arab MSU have obviously been cheated and research on marijuana have found only minimal adverse effects from the What a switch: taken advantage of. It is also a real shame countries in the last 30 years. But you don't Why doesn't the PLO recognize the know too much about them because they drug. Indeed, other drugs and foods deemed legal on the market today when you and other highly paid admini¬ have been found to be much more harmful to the legitimacy of Israel? Who's stopping them, are not a sore that was left to fester for body. In an era where jock hits cyclist strators receive a whopping 12 percent increase yourselves. OPEC maybe? political gain. They were resettled in the many substances are found to cause cancer, it is time we start to legalize State of Israel. There is only one way to deal with such those products which provide relief from the disease. As I pedaled my bike home from class the And Jesse Jackson embracing that great In the meantime, State News, read a other day, I found myself entering a thoughtless and inconsiderate admini¬ humanitarian Yasir Arafat. Arafat The popularity of marijuana makes it little more about the facts on BOTH (or all) relatively easy to obtain cross-section filled with both students busy strators. who — the regardless of its legal status. Laetrile — another controversial drug wrestlers. Students were and I man rejoiced when one of his men sides in the Middle East before you insult hereby advise you that I will cut back killed my neighbors' 2 1/2 year old on her and debase the history of black Americans used to combat cancer's pain — was also coming or going sought after despite its to class and athletes were in the process of my working hours a full 10 percent. And I lap in a bus and killed her 12-year-old son in (never guilty of mass murder and child will greatly expand my consulting activities illegality. The problem arises when one has to decide between following training. As most of the people filling the to compensate for your front of her eyes and killed her husband killing) by comparing their struggle (which the laws of society or the one's conscience. When a loved one is shabby treatment of when he was trying to negotiate in his involved, cross-section had either scurried across or faculty. we are all part of) with that of the PLO. most go to any length to make victims comfortable, before stopped until I had crossed, I native Arabic with one of Arafat's killers. worrying through without fear for my life. pedaled S t. requested to have his/her identity kept Disappointed Faculty Member Or should I mention the 26 children in about legal consequences. And if Milliken confidential. signs this bill, legal At this point, I was forced on confront implications will be one less factor to worry about in the incessant drive what had to be MSU's heavyweight to provide cancer patients with a compassionate end. wrestler. As he seemed to be slowing up to Ellwood mystery allow me to pass. I entered the cross section. I guess I hadn't given him enough solved by biker Public to suffer time to decide what to do, because he found it necessary to plant a forearm shiver After two articles in the State News The State News squarely across my chest. I'm still wonder which referred to a careless biker as the ing how I could have mistaken him for a cause of Tip Ellwood's accident, I feel wrestler, when his true calling was cer Monday, October 15, 1979 compelled to give my eyewitness account of in arena verdict tainly on the football field. I was knocked onto the path for bikers going in the other direction, narrowly missing an unsuspect the incident. At approximately 12:35 Oct. 2, I saw Tip trying to take his p.m., Editorials are the opinions of the State News columns and letters are personal opinions. Viewpoints, wheelchair down a bike path ramp near the Editorial Department The decision to close Demonstration Hall Ice Arena ing female rider deep in thought. Cyclotron Laboratory (there are no ramped represents Although no one was injured (except sidewalk curbs). The bike ramp was too Editor-in-chief R.W Robinson Photo Editor Kim VanderVeer another in what seems to be a series of anti-student moves. When the ice Managing Editor KyOwen possibly for the wrestler's ego),I am quickly narrow and one wheel Entertainment S Book Editor Bill Holdship dropped over a steep Opinion Editor arena — admittedly suffering from poor maintenance — was first closed reminded of Paul Curtis' article in the State part of the ramp, causing Tip to fall. He was City Editor Joy L Hoenlein Susan Sports Editor Dave Janssen last spring, little was said. But now that students and East News (Oct. 10) concerning bicycle safety Tompor Layout Editor Reginald Thomas dazed from hitting his head and apparently Lansing Ron Przystas Freelance Editor Carrie Thorn residents have very limited access to the facility for recreational and the complete disregard for it. The article mentioned bikers injuring unsus could not tell if he fell or was hit. The driver Wire>Editor Anna Browne Chief Copy Editor Linda Oliverio of the only bike in the area (myself) set his purposes, a committee has formed to try and re-open the arena to the Staff representative pecting and even suspecting pedestrains bike down next to Tip, possibly causing Debbie Creemers general public. across MSU's campus. What a twist this others who arrived later (police) to think a The committee has some serious problems ahead of it — including our could have been: Pedestrian seriously bike was involved. Advertising Department old friend campus politics. First, the committee must realize that injures cyclist, film at 11. Maybe this Ron MacMillan Ass f Advertising Manager John Pat Greening Letts, rink manager, is beseiged by headaches which provoked him to wrestler feels very proud of himself now? I think if he asked anyone who saw this throw up his hands and decide the facility was more of a hindrance than a spectacle, he might view it differently. help. Letts has known about the poor state of the facility and was Maybe his position on the team was in advised by many to set the wheels of jeopardy, or his scholarship was up for repair in motion. He could have informed the Board ofTrustees or even Roger Wilkinson, vice president renewal. Well, he definitely proved some DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau for business and finance, of the dilemma thing to me, something I will not soon years before the closing. But this was never done. In the meantime, Letts has violated forget. And in case he needs someone to personnel take his final in "Pit Licking 101," I just HESSURE HELL,TWRE All ever since poke MO HAS WW hesnot look,w,i measures, by employing the "cheap labor" seen set- concerning his disappeared. his care¬ college student instead of the want him to know I am available. THEPHONE MM vwgaujt uncle poke zonk taker, breyjner,has dead yet only know union-protected worker — a mistake which has caused several Brian Erickson I **• V of calls is puke's only in the papers \\ grievances to surface. As Letts' lamented, students are a lot cheaper to £ 687 McDonel \ lately. close relative. employ. The rink has become too great of a weight around Letts' neck. But what he forgot (and how so many forget) is how the public is affected by An open letter his decision. As it stands now, Health and Physical Recreation students have a limited amount of rink time in Munn Ice Arena to to Provost Hinder carry on class activities. Their schedules, it seems, conflict with those of the hockey 4 team, which is faced with a poor record and needs all of its ice time. Please be advised (hat I and most faculty members with whom I am acquainted.' Students and area residents, who have always had access to the arena in consider your decision to give faculty a 3 the past, will find their ice time reduced to almost nothing. percent cost of living increase this year a m Michigan State News, Eost Lonsing. Michigan Monday, October 15, 1979 5 Entertainment Van Morrison's religious rock of Editor's Note: This is the first rock factions grew disen beauty and despair and all the native Irish folk tradition. important theme on Into The ages elements of the Irish folk installment of a two part story chanted with the hypocrisies of ambiguities in-between. Combined with Morrison's per Music. "You Make Me Feel So tradition. It's as if Morrison is about the recently revived in¬ organized fundamental religion, In the past, Morrison has feet vocals (he sings a tribute to Free" is one of the LP's titles, fluence of religion on rock and — although the themes had transformed lines like "Doo doo the "Troubadours" of the trying to come to terms with past and Morrison expresses that his Irish heritage, as he sings: always been evident — this was doo" and "Turn up the radio" and present on the LP), the the brilliance of the "Trouba¬ By IbILL HOLDSHIP the period where rock reached into significant poetry. Like marriage is like a "Full Force dours" has always been found "Among the rolling hills, I'll live my life in Him I'll do no man State News Reviewer its peak as a "religion" of its wise, the lyrics on the Gale," another of the LP's song ... new LP in "their freedom songs." no ill. . . I'll read my bible still Van Morrison's latest LP own ("We are now more popu¬ must be heard in their proper titles. — The musical redemption/sal¬ ... I'll write my song... (and) I Into The Music (Warner Bros. lar than Jesus"). Rock and context to fully appreciate the Morrison's religious convic vation theme is perhaps best will do my jig." Morrison HS 3390) — and the newest religion have always shared the illustrated on the album's open growls through this tune release from Bob Dylan — Slow same romantic faith in as mystical ing track, "Bright Side Of The Train Coming (Columbia FC salvation though he was singing the or redemption, an Road" - a joyous ragtime-like rowdiest rock song, and the 36120) — both combine strong idea which has evolved right rocker — when Morrison sings: effect makes any listener want religious themes with a rock down through "I believe in a Van Van Morrison puts Morrison has always drawn on the "Into this life we're born/Some¬ to join Morrison in his celebra religion back Into The Music, music format. Despite the hoop¬ Promised Land." To build on and the result may times we don't know why/And be his best album in years. . la (especially regarding the themes of music as a transcendental experi¬ tory jig. This might be viewed something Dave Marsh once time seems to go by so fast/In as the basic essence of latter LP), the combination illustrated in Rolling Stone: ence, and Into The Music takes these ideas life, rock the twinkling of an eye/Let's 'n roll, and religious celebra really isn't that weird. when even a jaded cynic like to a peak he hasn't reached since Astral enjoy it while we can/Won't tion. To a certain extent, rock and Lou Reed can write that some¬ Weeks and Moondance. you help me sing my song/ religion have always been one's "life was saved by rock 'n From Into The Music is Van Morri Thanks from Collection the dark end of the ■ music of the strange spiritual associates. roll," there's gotta be "more to street/To the bright side of the son's most important work in 80s to the wonderful One of rock 'n roll's primary the picture than meets the road." By the song's conclusion, years and certainly one of this - people at the Bus , roots was emotional gospel eye." Morrison is so full of exu¬ year's best albums. Van the Stop, to the All New Rock 94.9 WVIC FM, to music, and many rock tunes Cult legend Van Morrison transcendental berance and passionate inten¬ Man is back in top form, and Steve Peck, Gryphon Productions and to all splendor of tions are clear. "1 was lifted up (i.e., the Stones' "The Last ("Gloria," "Brown Eyed Girl," Morrison's art. Into The Music- that alone is worthy of serious again by the Lord," he sings on sity that he sings the final verse you Father Haters and Brians, and to the Time") are direct rip-offs of Astral Weeks, "Caravan," showcases a beautiful union IiOuis jubilation. "Full Force Gale," but Morri¬ as a Armstrong vocal players at Northwind, Bodez, Showdown, early gospel songs. Elvis Pres- "Wild Night" — need 1 say between poetry and various son's religious ideas are ob impersonation. Tomorrow: Slow Train Coming Jey thought nothing of re¬ and Pariah. Good Luck, we love more?) has always drawn on musical forms, including rock, sessed with the concept of Morrison puts the themes and Bob you all. Dylan's apocalyptic cording an album of religious the themes of music as a R&B (why do you think they freedom and the previously together and brings it all back hymns amidst his celebrations transcendental experience, and foreboding. called it "Soul"?), jazz, classical discussed spiritual redemption home on "Rolling Hills," an of sexuality (and, believe it or Into The Music takes these influences, and Morrison's Irish "jig" and salvation. Freedom is an which utilizes all the not, there is a correlation ideas to a peak he hasn't between sex and religion), reached since Astral Weeks L NATURAL SCIENCE PROGRAM A -while Little ("I was a drug and Moondance. In fact, the You have something to taking homosexual") Richard album's title is a word play on share with the people of the Jias periodically hung up his Morrison's "Into The Mystic" rural South and Appalachia yockin' shoes to become an from the Moondance LP. Into — yourself. Find out how evangelist. The Music is a joyous, religious During the liberated '60s, celebration of life, both its you can help, as a Catholic IN THE CARIBBEAN Brother, Sister, or Priest. Your request will be treated DECEMBER 9-30, 1979 confidentially. ■ I'd like information about opportunities with the INFORMATION MEETING TONIGHT Glenmary Missioners and MONDAY, OCT. 15 7:00pm 8 HOLDEN HALL Greek Pizza the free poster. ■ I'd like a free copy of the ■CONTEST- poster only. Describe the great taste of A A Natural Science expedition in the Caribbean is being offered, BELL'S PIZZA in Twenty words or less. with a total of 8 credits in NS142A (which can be applied -WIN- Glenmary Missioners toward the general education science requirements) and NS 300. Ist place • 3, thrae item pixxax Room Box 464041 Interested students are invited to discuss plans with 2nd place • 2, three item pixxax Program 3rd place • 1, three item pixxa Cincinnati, Ohio 45246 Director Larry Besaw. Slides will be shown of the sites to be visited. Information regarding financial aid will also be available. Name_ FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT 1135 E Grand River 225 MAC Ave. _State_ OFFICE OF OVERSEAS STUDY 108 INTERNATIONAL CENTER 353-8920 332-0858 332-5027 _Age fllondaij The Best Pitcher Beer faSU UNION BLPC.) f llninn ~T Pnd \ Special in Town! If you can find a better special, prove it and we'll buy you two record albums of your choice!! 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J tried to be beliei Good Times - louthful MOUNTAIN Great Specials o 4p m . thru Thu JI Phone tor reservatio 18,19 & 20 yr. olds always welcome. rt. to 7p.m. 2843 E. Grand River 351-1200 6 Michigon Stote News Eos' Lonsmg y.iHigor Monday. October 15. 1979 Bryan Bowers brings his autoharp to Television's top 20 shows Here are last week's top rated programs: Alice, CBS; Eight is Enough ABC; Johnny Carson's 17th B> WILLIAM BARNHARDT ■ough folksy manner, whether putting the harp down and just Supportive applause. Stat* News Reviewer ■intr.ng a song for a baby in the telling folks what I got to say." "Now some sing reeeeeeal Anniversary Show, NBC, The Jeffersons, CBS; Three's Bryan Bowers sat backstage ludience or singing a salty Most people will remember good . . . and some sing 'bout Company, and Charlie's Angels, both ABC; 60 Minutes, and at McDonel Kiva sipping a cup Bower's of humor. How- One D»> at a Time, both CBS; Little House on the Prairie NBC, sense halfway. And then there's of hot tea. I studied the seven can you beat a song called "The some that is just flat a — bad! Trapper John. M.D., CBS. and Barney Miller ABC. autoharps leaned up against the Some people don t even know what an auto¬ Four Wet Pigs" with lines like: But I think it's beautiful how all The next 10 shows: Vjfa. ' harp is. Once at a club in Chicago, a woman Chop 'em into pme I love stones. It's the most coaxes awav the what like a zither. One hand shyness from important thing to me. Some the crowd. depresses the chord dampers "Cmon w hile the other races acrols the times the autoharp is incidental now. Everyone, I mean 36 to my stories. I don't mind everyone can sing . . ." strings. "Some people don't even know what an autoharp is. Once established at a club in Chicago, a woman e. lansxng 1976 called up to ask what it was that I played. The owner told her I played autoharp. She was unUr;tnc quiet for a minute and then asked. He plays auto parts'' pregnancy test *on a walk-in basis, confidential^ She had ndi dual care from trained specialists: *papsmear, breast exam. b.c. pills I told him that I remembered *dxaphram fitting, pap. breast »P'lJ. pap. breast the autoharp from kindergar ten. This kindly grandmother »pelvic exarrt—any reason type named Miss Wimbley ►pregnancy termination by vacuum aspiration came in and strummed this adi anred termination thru 20 ueeks ill be discussed t u out-of tune autoharp, and we all at our centers. sat around her on the floor and counseling no charge j sang Ttsv Bitsy Spider' and — blue cross, medicaid some song about a farmer and her favorite solo viprano ver >free VD testing sion of "Born Free." which we Andrew Young all giggled at. 927 E. Grand River 4737 Marsh Rood at Boque St. across from Mac s nr Grand River behind Meijer s JAZZ • FUSION 332 3554 349-1060 Streomwinner Monday - Saturday "cwmentUpinflvmuio" Speaks "Crucial Issues in Int'l Urban Affairs" t\ffipdjSlnderafound is Co-Optical offering -20.00 off on any pair of soft, Monday 11 Fairchild Theater am 'Mm No Admission Charge semi soft, or hard contact lenses. v E ORIGINAL TisHdlijJS Sponsored by: Co-Optical College of Urban Development j Wednesday j :™ m :? International Programs College of Business j Special. 351-5330 College of Education College of Social Science ! TWO-PIECE BONELESS BREAST ! '20.* James Madison College • OF CHICKEN, CHIPS AND A ! Upon presentation of this coupon ! you will receive 520." off any pair Honors College 16oz. DRINK FOR JUST r j of contact lenses. s20.00 savings plus a spare pair 31.99 on hard contact lenses only. t one coupon per customer expires Nov. 30 1979 '20.* Otter valid only at the Sport, noun. Recreation. I East Lansing store 1001E. Grand River (sport) To Athletics. Pastime. Everyone has a sport of some sort. play, compete, or iust to watch. Meiier is one of the biggest sporting goods stores around. No matter what MSU HUMANITIES your sport is. Meijer Thrifty Acres has the quality gear and the same name brands you want, priced :ed to to save save you COURSES money. So, instead of spending your last —' dime at the sporting specialty goods OVERSEAS STUDY store,] © WINTER TERM why not jog on over to Meijer and save ISRAEL/GREECE HUM 201 202, 203 some money. Maybe enough for two seats | behind the dugout. Whatever your sport, 300 345 Meijer can outfit you. On the court, SS 300 REL 295 495 dumono. or field SPRING TERM ^ education ^ f LONDON HUM 202 203, 300 east f campus :r. Okemos Two other Lansing locations SS 212 223 300 PARIS HUM 202 203. 300 313 FRN 101. 102 201 202 203. 341 351 352. 499 FLORENCE HUM 202 203, 300 ITL106 201 202 299 321. 328 341 435 SUMMER TERM LONDON HUM 202 203, 300 Beat the Clock' - and learn how to decorate MEETINGS FOR INFORMATION an entire room in a jiffy with creative and TONIGHT, OCT. 15 339 Case 7p.m. clever accents made from beautiful sheets and WEDNESDAY, OCT. 17 108 Bessey 7p.m. towels During a fascinating 45-min seminar. THURSDAY, OCT. 18 129 Hubbard 7p.m. Ms Jo-Anne Pier. Home Fashions Coordinator from Martex. will demonstrate many new and SPECIAL MECTINC PARIS PROGRAM exciting decorating ideas designed for the TUESDAY, OCT. 16 506A Wells short-on-time person Be sure to jbtn us on 7:30p.m. Tuesday October 16 at either 11:00 a m or STUDENTS ARE INVITED TO LEARN ABOUT EACH PRO GRAM AND TO DISCUSS LIVING ARRANGEMENTS 2.00 p m in our Bath and Bedding Department TRANSPORTATION AND TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES INFORMATION WILL ALSO BE AVAILABLE REGARDING FINANCIAL AID AND SPECIAL SCHOLARSHIPS FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: orrici or ovrbmas study IDS INTIDMATIOMAL CIKTIB 3S1-«*1Q Jacobson's Michigon Stote News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, October 15, 1979 7 A CLASS ACT WISCONSIN TOPS SPAR PANS DotlOJU f (lir 90 s MSU's title hopes buried This band does EVERYTHING! By ADAM TEICHER but then MSU was so generous it didn't We re not loud, but we're good! State News Sports Writer matter. The Spartans turned the ball over Come rock with MADISON, Wis. T-shirts that — Ever seen proudly display the slogan "Michigan State Rose Bowl 1980" across the those three times inside their own 29 yard line and Wisconsin used the goof ups to score 18 points. The Badgers also intercepted a Clark Inconsistency plagues spikers; at 8:30 at the us TONIGHT BUS STOP front? Sooner than anyone expected, those pass for a touchdown. shirts are outdated. The University of Wisconsin football team "Turnovers defeated us," Rogers noted. "I don't recall that we've fumbled so much since take fourth in MSU invitational used numerous MSU turnovers to score the I've been at Michigan State." By BILL TEMPLETON stake them to the second seed before sweeping the final match most points on a Spartan team in one game MSU jumped out to a 14-3 lead and looked State News Sports Writer position in the championship of pool play with Eastern since 1976 and bury any chances MSU had of ready to rout the Badgers. Inconsistency, an attribute bracket. "We got 14 points right away and I which had yet to haunt the Kentucky University 15 7 and repeating as Big Ten champions by handing thought MSU opened play Friday, 1513. Imported fabrics from England & Italy the Spartans a 38-29 defeat Saturday. we were going to win," said Rogers. "But I've MSU women's volleyball team, beating Calvin College 15-7 and Darryl Rogers knew it was a poor effort never seen so many things go awry in a paid the spikers a visit over the 15-4, and splitting with Wes¬ BEFORE Complete bridal department ENTERING and realizes his ship is sinking. "It was a very football game." weekend as the team placed tern Ontario University 15-8 ACTION in the championship Sewing notions & patterns sad performance on our part," the MSU coach Strong safety Rick Milhizer intercepted a fourth in the MSU Internation and 6 15. said. ai Invitational. bracket, assistant coach Nancy Vogue Butterick Simplicity & McCalls pass on the second play of the game and it The spikers then split with Steel offered her thoughts on took the Spartans just five plays to The Spartans swept through Mount St. Joseph When asked whether MSU's season had go the 25 College of the Spartans' play through the yards. Steve Smith went in from the 10 and pool play with a 6 2 record to Cincinnati, 6-15 and 15-10, 213 Ann St. East slipped down the tubes, he replied, "That's MSU was on top. preliminary round. "Our sets should have been Lansing one way to put it. We had great expectations for this season and have not lived up to them. After Wisconsin marched down the field - further back against the better open daily 9:30 to 9:00 Sat. 9:30 to 5:30 the Badgers' only drive to a score that was Phone 332-0361 That's a fact." MSU was without quarterback Bert over 37 yards — for a 22-yard Steve Veith field goal, MSU went ahead 14-3 as Bruce Im Notes (continued on page 10) Vaughn. In the hospital earlier in the week to Reeves ran 79 yards for the second touch- treat a bruised kidney, Vaughn was given the As of Wednesday, it will be OK by his physician to make the trip, but That was with 3:09 left in the first Rogers decided not to use him. From there, it was all downhill, and fast. quarter. necessary to present a university I.D. card when pick valid lents oris West. n Friday in the IM GRADUATING ENGINEERS Bryan Clark was used instead and com¬ Early in the second quarter. Reeves ing up reservations for any \dditional officials are need pleted 17 of 33 for 148 yards and one fumbled a pitchout and Wisconsin grabbed it intramural activity. for IM touch football. Con This date is important touchdown. He was intercepted three times. on the MSU 21. After MSU Sallv Relloli in 103 IM stopped the t The Badgers did very little for themselves, Entry deadline for residence ro (continued on page 12) orts Circle or phone 355 f. No checks occepted jj| euy$*Dctis Buy Q,aCSc}/j.^ Buy anv ■ any I Monday Medium Pizza at the Regular Price October get the Identical Pizza TREE I HAIRSTYLING 1979 I must have coupon-one coupon per 1203 E.Grand River order 10-29-79 2830 E. Grand River I Serving last Lansing-M.S.U. FormeriyLove Hoir Reliance Elect"0 | '» TWO Convenient L'ctl Serving east of 2 blks. west of Frandor campus! ^ Locations on h Harrison 337-1631 Serving west of Harrison 1 485-4406 332-2416 Call |PN , of | 210'4 ABBOTT Rb . v- fix6 Buy any LARGE Pizza for the PRICE of ABOVE SANS /IY CAST lAHStNG GUYS {DOLLS a small SAns, PIZZA! must have coupon-one coupon per 1203 E. Grand River Serving east of order 10-29-79 2830 E. Grand River 2 blks. west of Frandor 0 GRAND RIYCR Harrison 337-1631 Serving west of Harrison 485-4406 <0 a Equal Opporturaly Employe* M'F/ RELIANCE J9 ELECTRIC mO ^ Dear Ambassador Young, Welcome to Michigan State University. These are the people with whom you met. wl woulii ohop off their hands." ...Yasir Arafat That was the R L.O. response to America's Mideast peace effort. With every word the PL O utters they make it destruction of Israel whose leaders threaten us clear they will do anything to sabotage the with an oil embargo whose killers have maimed Mideast peace process They threaten to blow up and murdered 3.600 innocent men. women and ships in the Hormuz Strait and stop oil from children in the last 10 years whose members reaching our shores denounce America to the Arab world They want America to recognize them while Our administration would be making a serious they murder our diplomats m Beirut and Khartoum mistake giving in to threats from oil rich countnes How can Americans be expected to recognize by recognizing murderers. this fanatical group of terrorists armed and trained Let's face it. America didn t become the greatest in Russia9 nation on earth by falling on its knees and Terrorists whose covenant promises the bloody begging for rts life LET'S RECOGNIZE THE P.L.O. FOR EXACTLY WHAT IT IS. Free Israel Committee tor a ^ „ Israel Action Committee Committee tor All Human Rights SH ALOMi Organization ot Jewish Students MSU Hillel Jewish Student Center Save Soviet Jewry Committee 0 Michigon State News, Eost Lansing. Michigan Monday, October 15, 1979 HEY SPORTS • WANNA PARTY? Runners split, Women see runners edg€kd Competing Saturday the hilliest in the Midwest, on course \JV) but gain strength the MSU women's cross country team finished second behind nationally top ranked Iowa State University at the Saluki wusip o( th f;0'o, Invitational at Southern Illinois University. MSU finished with a'score of 37, just seven points behind c the V rid Series of Rock in weekend dual Iowa Slate and far ahead of third Western Illinois University, State Universit v and through sixth place finishers University of Minnesota, Illinois University of Illinois which had respective fOMICHT AT THI BUS STOP scores of 110, 171, 175 and 190. The MSU men's cross country team continued its marked season progression Saturday despite splitting a dual meet with the universities of Minnesota and Michigan at the Forest Akers West Golf Course. Spartans Lisa Berry, Cynthia Wadsworth and Jill Washburn placed third through fifth with respective times of 18:46, 18:48 and 18:59. Kelly Spatz finished ninth at 19:04 and Mary Ann RHA Opalewski finished 16th at 19:27. The Spartans downed the Golden Gophers 20-35 while suffering This is the second week in a row that Berry and Wadsworth PRESENTS their first loss of the campaign by an identical score to the (continued on page 10) Wolverines. Mark Mesler's streak of three straight individual victories came lUSTTTROUSING GIRL-STEAUHG MUSICAL! to an end as he crossed the finish line in fifth place overall for MSU. Mesler covered the six-mile course in 31:13, a personal best as a Spartan. MSU's next three finishers crossed the line in a pack led by Michael White, seventh place, 31:25; Martin Schulist, eighth, 31:26; and Ted Unold, ninth, 31:27. Keith Moore captured the 11th MHOftBKK! spot for the Spartans in 31:41. "I thought our kids ran excellent," said MSU coach Jim Gibbard. "I'm pleased with their performance because this was the first time they've run six miles this season. We're still a month away fo* seven from where we should be, but we'll be ready when it comes to the Homecoming Committee Presents - Big Ten and district meets next month." U-M's Dan Heikkinen took top individual honors in the meet brothers with a 30:32 first place finish. He was followed by teammate Dave Lewis in second place at 30:40 and Minnesota's Don Hurley in third LIGHT UP at 30:43. The Wolverines' Brian Diemer captured the fourth position in 30:51. The Spartans, who have built a 4 1 season mark, are idle until with JIFF RICHARDS • RUSS TAMBLYN • TOMMY RALL HUBBARD HALL their meet Ohio. with Miami of Ohio University on Oct. 27 at Oxford, Tonight 9:00 pm u/tu mexicandinner /tats/ MON. CGNRAD 7:30 & 9:30 meet on kick-off Homecoming west side of dorm to Week. Spartan basketball team Porno Tonight Bar Beat special afterwards at Proudly Present*! begins NCAA title defense former MICHIGAN STATE COED GAIL PALMER'S HORNY, HILARIOUS Coral Gables The NCAA champion MSU Fieldhouse. The regular season PORNO FEATURE featuring Spartan Beer basketball team begins prepar begins with the Joe Lapchick Full Rated One of those all too films! Don i Miss it! Tuesday rare ation for defense of its title Tournament in New York City. Hustler - Wear your MSU T-shirt. today as the Spartans begin Carol Connors practice for the 1979-80 season. as 'Candy" emotes so much excitement It's T-shirt day! you won't be able to control yourself! Super Hot Porn Earvin "Magic" Johnson and . . .EROS A division ol the ASMSU Programming Board, (milled ny student (ai money. Gregory Kelser, the two cata Michigan State's Gail Palmer has really done Partially funded by the RHA Alternative Movie Fond. Call the Programming Board Hotline. 3512010. lor more info on P.B. events lysts in the drive to the national i«. Hilarious raunchy porn crown, have moved on to the ^ professional ranks. Coach Jud . .Playbt Heathcote will build around returning starters Terry Don¬ nelly, Mike Brkovich and Jay Vincent, last year's sixth player Ron Charles, and Kevin Smith, a transfer from the University of Detroit. palmer i &idventur MSU opens up with an exhi¬ bition match against Athletes in Action, Nov. 27 in Jenison DRESDEN % ofgandhi State Orchestra \ largest multi- homes. Hours: 8 to 5, week mornings, retiring evenings DISTINGUISHED ATTENTION!! WE buy late manufacturer distributor, 15- days. Immediate openings Lifting involved. 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Meridian Mall in¬ one Vitamin Power, c/o Scorpio HOURS: 9 om-6pm door good gas mileage, chronically ill as a nursing Distributors, P.O. Box 42032, Vacancies ments from income. Requires CLOSED MONDAYS American Thought and lang¬ formation center. 5-10-16 (6) BUICK APPOLO - 1974, 2 good condition. Call after 8 challenge. Come to the Detroit, Michigan 48242. at Present $4,000 down payment. 332 PHONE: 1-589-8251 uage, giving a brief ration¬ p.m. 349-1022. 8-10-17 (41 4770. 2-10 15 (5) ale for the nomination. The door, 350 automatic with air, INGHAM COUNTY MEDI¬ 1-10-15(6) LIKE TO DRIVE PICK YOUR OWN APPLES deadline is October 20th. power steering Er brakes, CAL CARE FACILITY, 3860 DO IT FOR SUBLET FOR 6 months. New Sot. 8 Sun.. 10-5 pm with material supporting excellent condition. $1,975. GMC 1979 half tone, four Dobie Road, Okemos, to ACCOUNTING MAJORS: LANSING 218 S Pennsyl the DOMINO'S PIZZA townhouse. 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Call for interview to attend free tax clinic week furnished, 1 bedroom flat, at the following locations. 351-1400. 8-10-16(4) of December 10 and devote fully carpeted, big yard, near CAMARO 1975 Rally Sport MGB 1974 overdrive tonneau minimum 20 hours week to schools, only $75 (10-4) 337 2068 Cedar St., Holt BABYSITTER IN my home, 1036. RENT A HOME Open 50,000 miles. Great condition, employment during tax want ad cover AM/FM cassette. Call 1561 Haslett Rd„ Haslett non-smoker, own transporta¬ Must work 40 hours til 9 C 2 10 17 171 new tires, automatic. 355- evenings. 655-3796. season. 1139 E. Grand River, 5378. Best Offer. 6-10-16 (4) 3-10-15 (3) East Lansing tion. 351-0717. 8-10-19 (3) during spring break. Own transportation necessary. Ap¬ FEMALE NEEDED im 5214 Cedar St Lansing CAMARO LT 1975 brown MONTE CARLO 1976, AM- 3608N.E.St., Lansing EXPERIENCED FITTER is ply in person 9:00 a.m. to mediately to share apartment needed for women's altera¬ 1 block from campus. Marie- metallic. Automatic, air cond¬ FM, rally wheels, excellent condition. $3395. 332-0149. 801 Thomas L. Parkway, tions department. Full time 12:00 noon (except Satur day), or phone 882 2441 for 337 0928 8 10-19 13) Just complete form and itioning, console, excellent Lansing mail with payment to: condition. One owner. 337- 12-10-24 (3) 966 Trowbridge, E. Lansing position is available. Apply in appointment during those 9275. 12-10-24 (4) person or send resume to hours. ACT IMMEDIATELY! 12-10-25 (20) MONZA 2 + 2 1976 - 36,500 Personnel Office at JACOB- SON'S 333 East Grand River, We are finalizing our tax plans now. SIMPLI¬ WELCOME State Nevjs Classified Dept. '69 CAPRICE - Very good miles, 4 cylinder 4 speed, DIETARY AIDES, like prepar season condition, power, good MPG. mint condition, 646-0098. East Lansing. 12-10-15 (9) FIED BOOKKEEPING AND BACK! 347Student Services Bldg. ing food and need some TAX SERVICE, INC., 4305 8-10-24 (3) $450 or best offer. 337-02®. experience? This is the place IMMEDIATE EXPERIENCE South Cedar St., Lansing. East Lansing, Mich. 48823 5-10-19 (3) for you. We are taking appli¬ from everyone 1975 MUSTANG, 4 cylinder, with mentally ill and mentally 2-10-16 (24) cations for part time dietary CHEVETTE '77 Rally 1.6 white with red interior. $2200. aides. On bus line. Starting retarded adults. Part time at Name Must sell. 339-8021. shifts open 3-11 and 7-3. Call WEST CIRCLE FOOD Automatic, stereo 8-track, salary $2.95/hour. Come to UNIVERSITY 12-10-30 (3) 339 3265. 7-10-28 (6) SERVICES seeking students rear defog. 28-38 MPG. Exc¬ the INGHAM COUNTY for part-time cafeteria em¬ Address ellent condition. $3100. Will MEDICAL CARE FACILITY, TERRACE deal. 337-0047. 3-10-15 (51 MUSTANG II 1974 Mach I 3860 Dobie Road, Okemos, to PLANT PARTIES Hostess ployment See Dave in the Zip Code - complete your application. payroll office, Landon Hall. City v-6, 4 speed, radials, new earns 10%. Contact HYA 5-10-19(5) Full For Fall CORDOBA '75, dependable, clutch, chrome side pipes, 5-10-16(12) CINTH HOUSE GREENERY. Student Number good condition. $1700 or best rustproofed. $1250. 351-1302. 332-6200. 0-2 10-15(4) APPLICATIONS NOW being Daytime Phone offer 355-4293 after 2 p.m. 8-10-19(5) COOK - CLERK for food taken at DOOLEY'S for floor- 8-10-22 (3) preparation, assembling food MCDONALD'S REST CAMPUS NEAR, apartment Preferred Insertion Dote No. Days Ordered men. Must be at least 18 OLDS CUSTOM Cruiser 1976 orders, busing tables. Mini¬ AURANT 2763 E. Grand in house, basement, carpet 30 hours Apply in person, Thursday ing, dining room, fenced DELTA 88, 1973. Power, air, air, power, cruise, trailer, mum wage. per River, East Lansing; Has and Friday, 1-3 p.m. Classification — week, afternoons, early eve¬ openings for part time store yard, garage, refrigerator ft tilt. $950. 339-8021. hauling equipment, self level 3-10-17 (51 stove Just $100 (18 5C) 349 12-10-30 (3) system. Make an offer. 646 nings, Saturdays. CITY FISH activities representatives. 3 line minimum COMPANY, 124 E. Washte¬ Shifts available include noon, 1065. MID MICHIGAN 6371 12-10-26 (5) naw, downtown Lansing. afternoons and early even¬ PHONERS NEEDED for poll RENTALS Open 9 9. 25 characters in a line, including punctuation and spaces between words. DODGE CORONET 1975, 4- tical fund raising, $3/hour C 3-10 12 (8) 12-10-16 (8) ings. You will be involved in door, automatic, power steer¬ OLDS 98 1972, luxury sedan. plus bonus. Contact Dana our "instore" activities such $550 332-6931 after 5 p.m. Glass, 487-5413, Tuesday or ing and brakes. 332-2914. PIANO TEACHER as birthday parties and story STILL LOOKING for that 8-10-15 (3) 12-10-24 131 PART TIME Thursdays. 5-10-19 (5) hours. Most of your time will house or apartment to rent? Should you enjoy working be spent in the dining room STOP! Rent-A-Home has MCDONALD'S RESTAU¬ DODGE CHARGER 1974. PACER 1976, 6 cylinder, with children, promoting their area insuring that each hundreds of listings in all interest in music, displaying RANTS of East Lansing and All power, AM/FM radio, power steering b brakes, customer's visit is a pleasant areas, sizes and prices. Call results in recital; your Okemos are now hiring for good condition, $1,700 or cruise. $2,300. 332-5354. talents experience. For more in 337 1036 and see if they have full and part time employ¬ best offer, days 337-1301, 8-10-16 (3) are needed at the VFW formation, call 351 5158 what you're looking for ment. Shifts available starting NATIONAL HOME, Eaton Small fee if they can help evenings 351-2635. Monday through Friday 8:30- at 7 and 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. 8-10-18 (5) PINT01975 good condition. Rapids. Fee for services. 4:30. 6-10 19 (18) vou. C 22 10-31 (9) Please call Jo 663 1521, ext Apply in person 8-10 a.m. and 62,000 miles. About $1500. Please use rate chart for proper rate. ension 1131 for interview. 2 4 p.m. Monday tHrough 1976 DODGE Wagon 6 stick. 882-4264 after 5 p.m. DON'T WASTE TIME SOUTH LANSING. 10 min. 7 10-19 1121 Thursday. 7-10-23 (91 4 speed. Air, AM-FM stereo 3-10-16 (31 Sell Avon part time. Earn to campus. Large one and $2200. 394 2389. 12 10-24 (4) two bedrooms. Carpet, air, If special rate ad, which one? good money and set your If you're looking for reason¬ PINTO 1973 Hatchback. COMPUTER PROGRAM¬ own hours. Ask about low appliances, heat. Excellent Amount Enclosed $ FORD -1977 Granada. Excel¬ able buys on winter sporting location $230 to $270. $400 —- lent. Cruise, power steering & 53,000 miles. Some rust. MER, part time, prefer Cobal cost group insurance cover Runs well. Extra tires. $375. Call 482 6893 equipment, you'll find them to move in. 394 7729. brakes, 27,000 miles. $3,000. experience. Call 351 -5978 for ages. first in Classified! R-10-23 (6) 332-1476. 5-10-19 (4) an interview. 5-10-18 (4) C 12-10-19 (6) 663-3452. 3-10-17 (4) "I Q Michigan State News, Eost Lansing. Michigan Monday, October 15, 1979 | For Sale |[^| Animals [ |>j] | Typing Service ^ WE SELL SMITH CORONA portable, PEKINGESE PUPPIES AKC TYPING - IN my East Lansing Spikers fourth in MSU invitational Icontinued from page ...for less. You con . . . get the right shampoo and other home. Straight typing, foot 7) serve with consistency and a ship bracket, the Spartans manual typewriter. $30. 393- silver b black Wormed, won products for your particular hair style and condition notes, quotes, tables. Call blocking teams," Steel said, state of physical fatigue took 7719, evenings. C 3-10-17 (3) shots. 394-0012. 8-10 23 (3) a rematch with Western On from us... and pay no more than you would at a so- 351-9404. 12-10-16(4) "and we need to be able to hit the life out of the Spartan tario and advanced to the finals the ball off the sides of our machine and sent the spikers called discount store. You'll also get professional TEAC 2300-S. Open reel, 40 LABRADOR RETRIEVER to play Mount St. Joe for the EXPERIENCED IBM typing, reels of tape, bulk eraser, puppies, AKC, $125. 485- opponents hands, but other into a situation where they second time. The match against counseling in your choice of product. $260 351-7690. 3-10-17 (31 7498. E 5-10-18 (3) dissertations (Pica Elite). than that, the girls are really could compete for no better Mount St. Joe offered MSU a FAYANN 489 0358 keyed up for championship than third place. chance CHECK US OUT! RECORDS! THOUSANDS to GOLDEN RETRIEVER pup C-23-10-31 (3) at third place in the play." "We had to wait around a lot choose from, 756 and up, all pies. AKC, excellent hunting tourney. TYPING, EXPERIENCED, Being 'keyed up' did not before we got to play the York It wasn't meant to be, how¬ quality guaranteed. WAZOO stock. $100. 651 6352. Qamp fast and reasonable. 371 4635 match," Steel said. "Our prove to be enough however, as rampuz serves RECORDS, 223 Abbott, 337 E 5 10 18 (3) ever, as the spikers were 0947. C 13 10-31 (5) C-23-10-31 (3) the spikers went down to were also very surprising, be¬ defeated in three games in the 0LD ENGLISH Sheepdog defeat at the hands of York cause many of our people who best-of-three match. UNITED AIRLINES half-fare AKC Pet and show EXPERT TYPING.Term University (Canada) in the don't usually miss did." BARBERS pups, - papers, letters, RESUMES. serves, Kellogg Community College, coupons. 2 for $50 each. $175-300. Your child needs to quarterfinals 10-15, 18-16 and national champions last year in 621 E. Grand River, East 332-2909. E-5-10-19 (3) |0ve one. 882 9036. Near Gables. 337 0205. 15-13. IN THEIR FIRST match in Lansing C 23 10 31 13) Division II, beat the University 337-9881 337-1144 8 10 24 141 Poor defense, the loser's half of the champion- LUDWIG SNARE, brushed an inability to of Kentucky in the finals to win chrome finish with stand, UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS the tournament. H0RSES BOARDED, $50 per The Spartans will entertain COMPLETE RESUME SER \C8Sefi t month. Includes all feed and Women edged r n VICE: Typesetting; offset Western Michigan University ?a" 1-/04L-01DO, barD. 6„ p.m" Jackson care. 694 3250. 12 10-25 (3) printing; and bindery serv runners in a dual match at the IM Z-E-5-10-19 (5) ices. Approved dissertation Icontinued from page Sports-West at 7 p.m. Baffled by Insurance | -I r- 1 8) arena lost & Found < printing and binding special¬ have placed very close to the front. Tuesday. Policies? SCHWINN COLLEGIATE 5- I J 1—iJ ists. For estimate, stop in at Next Saturday, the women's cross country team travels to speed. Good condition. $75. _nilfcin rAiniiATnn 2843 E. Grand River or phone the University of Iowa in Iowa City for the Big 10 Call after 5 p.m., 332-6734. F0U.ND CALCULATOR 332 8414. C-23 10 31 (9) Introducing the Sentry ( £-5-10-19(3) °",slde of after 5 p.m. Ca" Championships. 349 2569 TYPING FREE pick up and Plain Talk Auto Policy AQUARIUM - 29 gallon, 3;10 U^ __ delivery. Fast, experienced, low rates. 676-2009, It's What's O'Dell, hood with light, dia torn filter. Gravel. $40. 882 BROKEN ,,r,nTm HEARTED , lost OR-23 10-31 (3) MARCIA BJERKE Call me for details 2646 after 4 pm very special 9°ld necklace- 351-2851 E-5-10-19 (4) initial "B" attached. "Large Also specializing in FUR JACKET, black Persian paw with large mink collar, reward" to ^o,?,337'0879' 5-1° 19 Wl one who finds it. TYPING, LIBRARY research, resume service. Free pick up and delivery. 676 1912. C-18-10-31 (3) W Happening apartment, home and life insurance size 14. 2 3 speed girls bikes, 1 standard, $25 each. Phone . Pprcnnal . . / \ . EXPERIENCED Announcements for It's What's International Folk Dancing SENTRY 500 N. Homer St. L lBrSOnal J LaJ TYPIST, dis¬ Happening must be received in meets from 8 to 10 tonight, Bailey mINSURANCE after 4:30. 487 8594 or 489 Omni Bldg., Suite 205 sertations, term papers, and the State News office, 343 Stu¬ Elementary School. Instruction for 7364. E-5-10-19 (7) 1 block west of Frandor BOOKSI 3 floors of books, magazines and comics. Lunch' LAUGHER'S SOCIETY ANNUAL ORGY at 'Out to meets tonight at graphs. Call 349-6692. OR-3 10-17 (3) TYPING: IBM selectric. Term M dent Services least two Bldg., by noon at days before publication. No announcements will be ac¬ first hour. Bring tennis shoes. MSU Volleyball from 9 to 11 tonight Club meets MADE 10 0R0f r FOR YOU CURIOUS BOOK SHOP, 307 and Wednes¬ CO SPARTAN TRIPLEX papers, resumes, plus editing. cepted by phone. East Grand River, East Lan- X 3 10-15 (3) day, main arena, IM Sports-West. Clebua^9YO^ Close to campus. 351-5694 New members welcome. sing, 332 0112. C 23 10 31 (5) Career Resources Center offers PURDUE - STUDENT and ATTENTION LADIES OR-1 -10-15 (3) current information on many ca¬ MSU Single Parents meet from 'n*ea? non-student tickets. Phone Youn9 Passional male. LOW RATES Term papers, reer possibilities. Open from 8 a.m. 6 to 8 tonight, MSU Day Care to noon and 1 to 5 p.m., Monday new ,0 mldwest area' m playln"«ZZ resumes. Fast expert typing. w 332-1382. 5-10-19 (3) Center, 1730 Cresent Road, Spar¬ mid-20's is interested in Day and evening. Call "G" through Friday, and Tuesday and Tests tan Village. Child care provided. MABSMaTi" Wednesday evenings, 6 Student MARSHALL MiKir MUSIC rn- CO. mee,in918 lady any a9e be TYPING. 321-4771. Services Bldg. you? tween and 35 for friend- C 13-10 31 (4) Your headquarters for profes- W shjp Let-S go 0(Jt t0 the sional P A. gear, club lighting Djscos dinner or park Write Juniors, seniors: Gain academic electric keyboards, guitars and amps. Call 337-9700 or p 0 Box 1213 Peoria m. nojs 61654 Z 110-15 (10) Instructions \\^\ credit interning with a local Volun¬ teer Administration Program. Con¬ in. Frandor Mall, 3 80 stop GUITAR LESSONS Private tact Dave Persell, College of blocks from west campus C0RNUC0P|A WORKSHOP or group Call MARSHALL Urban Development. Free Parking. C-2 10 15 (8) ~ ~ participants living in the Lan- MUSIC CO., 337 9700. Open sing area may share in the weeknights until 9 p.m. The Southern Africa Liberation CHRISTY S QUALITY used furniture and Lansing Information Center C-5-10-19 (4) ■ Committee meets at 12:30 today, antiques. ancj meetings by writing to: GRAND OPENING 201 International Center. New Hardwood end and coffee Maury 529 N. Butler St.. u^ing, Mich. 48915 or by DO YOU need help with the composition, editing, or typ¬ members welcome. COMING FRIDAY tables. Secional book cases ca||ing |V5-3556 after 7 p.m. ing of your paper, thesis or 3 Shows desks, lamps, couches, while 10-10-16 (9) dissertation? Call 349-5179. Department of Anthropology desks, lamps, couches, B 1 10-15 (4) Colloquium presents James 5:30 chairs, leather office chairs Brown on The Falcon b The EDGAR CAYCE Search for while they last. 505 E. Michi- Serpent from 3 to 5 p.m. today, 7:30 Go(j study groups forming, THEN YOU NEED TO TUNE INTO gan Ave., Lansing. ca„ 485.1676 evenings. | Transportation ||-JL| Lecture Room, Museum. 9:30 C-20-10-31 (10) 10-10-23 (3) •Pi MGB PROTECTIVE car Brand new. $50. Call cover I I Z KBCrfiJilOll 1 I7*j1 11 Uta CARPOOL: MASON Area Columbia road and Eifert-to Mexican Expedition Mountain Climbing meets at 8:30 tonight, tickets M.50 at the door How to get a 3.0 107 S. Kedzie even- MSU. 7:30am-5:30pm. 353- 334 Union. Slide show and discus¬ ings, 655 3796 E-5-10-17 (3) NEW ARRIVALS BLUEGRASS SERVICE plays weddings, EXTENSION 5328. 3 10-16 (3) em sion about a previous trip to Mexico. without really trying STEREO: Magneplanar MG1 speakers-used. Infinity parties. 337 0178 or 372-3727. C-23-10-31 (3) Wanted 11 | % to Women's Advisory Committee Vice President for Student Professor with Stephen L. Yelon Towers, Infinity Qa's, OHM HALF FARE airline coupons. Affairs seeks members. Applica¬ F's Nakamichi 600 Cassette FALLTIME ENTERTAIN tions in 153 Student Services and learn to be the psycher rather deck, DBX subsonic synthe- Top dollar. Call Mike, 332 MENT. Horseback riding and 7977, mornings. 8-10-19 (3) Bldg. and residence hall desks. than the psych ee in academia Dyna Pat 5 nd Stereo Deadline: Oct. 16, « »zer, Hayrides! Boarding and les 70 Amp, Phase Linear 400 sons available. CRAZY C NEEDED DESPERATELY 5 NATIONAL CABLE CHANNEL 19 power amp. Advent 100 noise RIDING STABLE. 676-3710. Caribbean expedition offered by reduction unit. Used Sony 0 1 10 15 (5) general admittance to Purdue the Natural Science Department CONTINENTAL CABLE CHANNEL 30 color TV's. Much Much game. 355-3574. 7 10-18 (3) for December will be discussed at CAMPUS CABLE CHANNEL 11 s 7 tonight, 8 Holden Hall. lightening fast REPAIRS [RunwiageSale 11 ^ | WANTED: 6 tickets together for Nov. 10, MSU Minnesota Overseas home game. 517 631 2690 Study Paris program ANNUAL RUMMAGE sale. Z 12 10 26 (3) meeting at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, BUY, SELL, TRADE. Evening service guild at 506A Wells Hall. The spring term Tuesday, Oct. 16 at 8 p.m. 81V WILCOX TRADING POST, 509 E. Michigan, Lansing. People?s Church, 200 W. WANTED. 2 6 MSU vs. Pur program French. includes humanities and Wednesday, Oct. 17 at 8:30 p.m. Grand River, E. Lansing. due tickets. 332 1382 486 4391. C-18 10 31 (20) October 16, 6 8 p m. I 9-10-19 (3) STUDY HINTS OUTLINE AVAILABLE IN October 17, 9 a.m.-2 p.m Overseas Study meeting at 7 ROOM 101, STUDENT SERVICES NEW AND used guitars, ban 1-10-15 (6) tonight, 339 Case Hall. Learn NEED GARAGE or parking about five programs offering jos, mandolins, etc. Dulc space near campus. 353-3325 imers and kits, recorders, MOVING SALE October humanities, language, social afternoons b evenings. thousands of hard to find 16,17,18, 10-4. Colonial furni- science, and other curricula. 5 10 18 (3) TONIGHT albums and books. Discount ture, desks tables, dishes, prices. Expert repairs-free estimates ELDERLY INS TRUMENTS. 541 E. Grand plants. No clothing or toys, 4436 Shacker Calgary ' Heights Boulevard. sub- WANTED, STUDENT inter¬ ested in natural foods to prepare meals for faculty 4) MSU Chess Club invites every¬ one to attend their meeting at 7 tonight, 104 Bessey Hall. Bring River. C-23-10-31 (8) own sets. division, off Dobie road, couple. Call 351 1881. USED BIKES. All sizes, $15- Okemos Z 3-1 16(8) 5-10 18 (4) Get involved! Council for Excep¬ LIVE ON STAGE! ^ta/nfiey-H. | : ■ r-7-1 tional Children meets at 7 tonight, WANTED: 4 Tickets to Ohio $100. Also used parts. We Sen/ice WW State vs. MSU Call 355 4792 210 Bessey Hall. Speaker: Bill also buy used bikes. Call E '' ^ Patrick child abuse. 4) on after 6:00 p.m. 5 10 19(3) CHARLIE'S BIKE SHOP. 393 2484 7-,0-22 151 |MPR0VE V0UR GRAnpc. slTw 2 TICKETS to Purdue game. Gain fantastic hospital skills. Volunteer for the Owosso radiology KAPLAN A two hour's full tons of elaborate stage production with 349 5853. 2 10-16 (3) equipment for a series of DISCOUNT, ^ NEW-used %£ Hospital radiology program in 26 Student Services Bldg. the most baffling special effects ever con¬ Ss EQUIPMENT CO 2.5 IS",2™'?. $£*** 1 MSU-Ohio State ticket. Call ceived in the minds of R 485 5282 or 394 6955. men. E. Kalamazoo 485 5500. 0-2-10-15 (4) Z 21-10 23(6) ^ m 1 10-15(3) Males Hospital are in demand! therapeutic Sparrow Fot Information AboutOther Centers swimming In Major US Cities & Abroad program needs your assistance. PANASONIC stereo receiver, AM/FM cartridge- GUITAR REPAIRS. Prompt guaranteed service. Free esti- ff ** Contact Service-Learning 26 Student Services Bldg. Center, Outside NY State CAU TOLL FUEE: 800-223-17S2 mates and reasonable rates. You take VI Panasonic thruster speakers, can 1 month old. $145. 372 5231. Member American Guild of Pre-meds: Osteopathic medi¬ E-5-10-18 (5) Luthiers. MARSHALL my ad out cine open house is from 7 to 9 MUSIC CO. 337 9700. of the paper. p.m. Wednesday, E105 East Fee 1 got the FREE 8 track tapes included C 2-10-15 (6) results Hall. Questions, answers and tours with 3 year old Ward's stereo. by medical students. | ; 11 ^-1 ANDRE KOLE EXPOSES 1 wanted. AM/FM, turntable, 8 track, 2 Jypjflg SeH/ICe 11 i Students for non-nuclear FOR THE FIRST TIME big speakers. Compact, good I '1 J a working condition, for only Michigan meet for a slide show THE TRUTH BEHIND PROFESSIONAL EDITING. and discussion at 7:30 tonignt, $100. 353 4793. E-5-10 16 (6) Corrections to rewrites. 99 Lower Lounge, East Shaw Hall. TRANSCENDENTAL Andre Kole has performed in 73 countries SOMEBODY ELSE'S WS fS8"" 3326991 We get calls such as Students witti pries ot assignments an short deadlines know that relief is avai DEMATERIALIZATION CLOSET featuring gently Many boys need your guidance. on five continents to more than 70 million _____ this every single day. 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More in¬ and pando, carpeted, shed, ap- Thesj formation in 26 Student Services term ibm £n,Tndf,io^ZmLeX^" lent condition, nice lot. 694 correcting. Nancy 351 7667. a 1fl 17 Bldg. 5965 evenings. I".T Cleaning the attic? Sell 12-10-29 (5) wanted items in these col- rrr un- _ _1_I TYPING IBM memory, pica, e|jte Editing available, former 355-8255 The Armenian Student zation welcomes all new members to its fall dance Organi¬ khunjook. Don't tickets $3, $4, $5 in Union Lobby at the door. Eng|ish ,eacher. 694-4070. miss it, join now! Contact Nerses sponsored by Campus Crusade for Christ International umns- OR-13-10-31 (3) Gedigian. Michigan State News, East Lansing. Michigon Monday, October 15, 1979 1 1 HAGAR the Horrible Daily Tv Highlights (6)WJIM-TV(CBS) (lO)WILX-TV(NBC) (11/26)WELM-TV(Cable) (12)WJRT-TV(ABC) (23)WKAR-TV(PBS) by Dik Browne SPONSORED BY: S,!ftj, Come Find Your Place In The Sun With Pablo °ct-30 Tickets On Sale Now /r£ tab t/kA collector! 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Derek Hughes, They made it 38 21 when Clark dropped back to pass on MSU's usually a tailback but starting against Wisconsin at split end, next series, only to have the ball slip out of his hand as he threw. rings offering a discount on caught a Clark toss over the middle hut dropped the ball and The ball flew straight up into the air and Badger linebacker Dave Wisconsin had the ball on the MSU 29. Tailback Curtis Richardson ran three yards for the score and then quarterback oteve Parish Ahrens caught it and ran 55 yards for yet another touchdown. "The ball just slipped," Rogers said later of the pass. "We sure highschool rings (gold) traded in hit Tim Stracka for the two-point conversion. on Jostens is good Veith gave Wisconsin the lead for the first time with just two as heck have never taught that," he joked. MSU scored once more, an inconsequential touchdown. 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