Tuesday The for calls The State News ~' VOLUME 73 NUMBER 142 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING MICHIGAN 48824 OCTOBER 16, 1979 USPS„„J60 Andrew Young will support Carter in '80 By The State News caused by a sense of guilt in the Western for the Palestinians." and United Press International World following World War II, he said. The survival of Israel also depends on Former United Nations Ambassador "Because we did nothing to prevent the finding some way to reconcile the problems Andrew Young said Monday he will holocaust, because we did not let the Jews of Palestinian identity, he added. campaign next year for President Carter, come to America to escape the holocaust, but would support Sen. Edward Kennedy there was a legacy of guilt," he said, "That YOUNG ALSO SAID there is an expan¬ for president in 1984. required the repentance of the West and sionist tendency in Israel which doesn't Young, who spoke in the MSU Audi¬ the Soviet Union as well. seem to hold to U.N. Resolution 242, which torium, told reporters he does not think "And we all participated in an act of was to guarantee Israel's security within its Kennedy is ready for the presidency. affirmative action in affirming the rights of 1967 boundaries. "I hope he's president of the United the Jewish pe,ople to a land of their own. States someday," Young said. "I'd rather Currently, he said, Israel is bombing "But we didn't take American land and see Carter president of it right now. Lebanon and establishing new settlements "I'll support Kennedy in 1984, but not this give it to them, we didn't take European in the Sinai. land," he continued. "We made someone year. "The debate on that question (the Middle else pay for our guilt." "It's a very complicated job ... This is an East situation) is still very much open," almost impossible country to manage." HE ADDED THAT the Palestinians not Young said, "and because that debate is Young added though he would be willing open, I think it is a debate the American to work in connection with the Carter only paid for America's guilt, but are still people ought to participate in, because if we campaign, he will not serve on the displaced, asking where they can go and don't participate in that debate, we will find re-election committee. what they can do. ourselves inheriting some of the confusion As a result, Young said that some and some of the disturbances that come out IN HIS ADDRESS, Palestinians have become terrorists, but Young said many of of that turmoil. America's current problems have been others have become the accountants, tech¬ caused by the failure of the United States to nicians and engineers that run the oil fields. "When the price of oil goes up, so does handle Mideast relationships in the same "They have located themselves strategi¬ the rate of inflation, and so does the rate of manner as relationships with other coun¬ cally, I think accidentally, throughout the unemployment. Job opportunities for stu¬ tries are handled. Middle East," Young said. dents disappear, and economic advance¬ Young said that although a balanced Everywhere the Palestinians have gone, ments of blacks and women under affirma¬ peace process had been pursued at the he added, they have created turmoil and tive action, which depend upon an expand¬ Camp David summit, there had been no dislocations of people. ing economy, become jeopardized." solution to the Palestinian problem. "There cannot be peace for anyone in the Young explained that whatever happens The current Middle East situation was Middle East, it seems, until there is peace around the world is felt in the United States, due to the economic ties between the countries. "Our economic security is going to depend much more on our ability to use our Young may teach class at brains, to live up to our values and to perservere in working out solutions to Tentative plans for former United Nations Ambassador Andrew Young to teach a class various types of problems," Young said. during spring term at MSU were announced Monday by Robert Green, dean of the College State News Elaine Thor of Urban Development. Green mentioned the "IT IS NOT possible to solve those possibility of Young being named as a visiting faculty member In innocent bystander' during the former U.S. admbassador's speech at MSU Aduitorium. problems by dropping bombs or shooting The class would be held one night a week for about three hours with Young lecturing four people." Former United States Ambassador to the U.N. Andrew Young addressed a large crowd in the MSI! or five times during the term. Remaining lectures would be taught by guest speakers Young emphasized the importance that auditorium chosen by Young and other advisors, Green said. the United States maintain good relation¬ Monday, speaking on the crucial issues in international urban affairs, Young said he was an "innocent Young's appointment and class schedule "are under active discussion," Provost Clarence ships with other nations around the world, bystander" in the PLO-Israeli conflict. Winder said. Winder must approve all University faculty appointments. (continued on page 12) LAWMAKERS TOLD BY NRC Michigan is unprepared for a incident By LAN A WIEGAND construction and scheduled to open by 1983, and one in the planning stage. United Press International Michigan is improving its ability to handle a Three Mile Island-type nuclear accident, but CONSUMERS' MIDLAND PLANTS, tentatively scheduled to open in 1982, were TESTING STANDARDS FOR plant operators have been stiffened, Keppler said. still has a way to go, a Nuclear Regulatory Commission official told a joint legislative designed by Babcock & Wilcox Co., the same firm that built Three Mile Island. The NRC now requires all prospective nuclear facility operators maintain an 80 percent committee Monday. But Keppler said stricter safety standards imposed since the spring accident might delay rather than 70 percent average on all tests, and eliminates any candidates who fail a Consumers Power Co.'s Big Rock nuclear plant at Charlevoix, and Palisades plant at the Midland plants' opening until costly modifications can be made. South Haven rank below the national average for meeting federal safety requirements, Michigan thus far is one of several Midwest states that have failed to provide the NRC f General Electric Co.'s nuclear Gregory Minor, who resigned his post as a manage said James Keppler, director of the NRC's Midwest region. with an acceptable nuclear emergency plan, but Keppler said he expects the state to division in 1976, told the committee states must take eater rob- in a overseeing nuclear Keppler said Pennsylvania — where the Three Mile Island incident occurred — was submit a revised plan soon. plants within their boundaries. much better prepared earlier this year to handle a nuclear accident of that scope than is "My perspective of Three Mile Island is I don't think we ever thought that kind of an "I !ntil we solve a lot of problems in nude •r plants, they're not going to be < Michigan. accident could happen," he said. "We focused more on major types of accidents." as you want them," he said. "I think Pennsylvania was probably in better shape than a lot of states," Keppler told a Keppler said placing an inspector at each nuclear plant is one of the most valuable States should assume major accidents are possible and he prepared for them, Minor said. meeting of the Special Joint Committee on Nuclear Energy. changes in NRC policy since the Three Mile Island accident. He said utilities operating nuclear plants, not the governments, should fund most safety Michigan presently has three operating nuclear power plants, two more under But he warned on-site safety supervision should not be considered a "panacea" - an INFLATION: Committee begins action on SALT II; Fed's action may lead to severe recession Senate debate should start in early Nov. By MICHAEL VEH "The Fed," Rasche said, "has been working under the Bv LAWRENCE L. KNUTSON HE SAID ALSO that he believes it would State News Staff Writer assumption that the economy is very weak and that recession is Associated F'ress Writer e committee started making decisions fie a good idea to permit the commercial The Federal Reserve Board's proposed steps to combat just around the corner." WASHINGTON The Senate Foreign he arms limitation agreement after television networks to televise the SALT inflation may lead to a reasonably severe recession and an He said the Fed has "misinterpreted what has been going on" increase in the unemployment rate, a MSU economics professor Relations Committee made the first of an taking imoney from more than 100 debate, providing unanimous consent is and the recession that they expected never came. expected series of changes in the SALT II i 30 public sessions beginning secured on an overall time limit for the said. "Essentially, the economy is working at full blast," Rasche said. last July 9. The testimony filled more than Mordechai Kreinin said the recession and treaty on Monday bui deferred action on unemployment The bright side of the Fed's actions, Kreinin said, will be an the status of the Soviet Backfire bomber. 4,000 pages of official transcript. problems are part of a "long and drawn out process in lowering increase in exports to other countries. Senate Democratic leader Robert G. Ryrd inflation." of West Virginia took an identical position. "Exports will be booming through all this," he said. Dealing with a number of mainly non con¬ Sen Kreinin divided the Fed's Oct. 6 action into three parts. The He attributed the rise in exports to the decrease in value of the troversial, technical issues, the committee Sen. Howell Heflin, 1) Ala., introduced a first part is a 1 percent increase in the rate of interest paid by American dollar on European markets, which makes American voted 13-0 to include in the treaty a set of resolution t" permit radio and television commercial banks borrowing from the Fed. The current products less expensive. Also the drought in the Soviet Union is separate statements signed by the United Coverage ,.1 the SALT II debate and to borrowing rate is 12 percent for banks. States and the Soviet Union that interpret make up for the U.S. monitoring capability study the possibility of making such Consumers who borrow from the commercial banks pay various provisions of the pact. coverage permanent. lost when Iranian listening stations were additional interest to balance the interest rate paid by commercial shut down earlier this year. Two other Democratic senators, Walter banks to the Fed. Secretary of State Cyrus Vance testified This action leads to higher interest rates for consumers who last summer that these statements have the Huddleston of Kentucky and Birch Bayh of The Fed has misinterpreted what has been Glenn said he remains hopeful the efforts wish to take out loans for high priced goods such as homes and same force and effect as the treaty itself will be successful but said his vote for Indiana, introduced a reservation to the cars, he said. going on and the recession they expected and a violation of them would be considered SALT II will remain in doubt until treaty which would set up a permanent The portion of the economy that is most severely effected, he never came. Essentially, the economy is a violation of the pact. open process to keep the Senate informed on the said, is the housing industry. ability of the United States to monitor going at full blast.—Robert Rasche, pro¬ But Sen. Frank Church, D Idaho, com Meanwhile, Senate Republican leader Soviet strategic weapons The second part of the Fed's action is to establish higher developments and fessor of economics. mittee chairperson, said he wanted them Ted Stevens of Alaska said that although he reserve requirements which would reduce the to notify it of any Soviet violations with money supply, nailed into the treaty itself so there can be Kreinin said. is currently leaning against approving the terms of the treaty. no difference of opinion over their validity The third part is intended to alter the rate of increase in the pact, he believes it is possible to win the 67 votes needed for Senate ratification money supply in order to enforce the first two parts, he said. By slowing the rate of increase in the money supply, Kreinin "through a series of meaningful reserva expected to increase the amount of American wheat purchased, THE PANEL ALSO voted 10 2 to said, there will be less money in the market to spend on consumer he said. upgrade the status of a separate statement Student Hoard goods. The increase of American exports will not stimulate the which sets as a goal for SALT II He said he believes these can be The Fed's action would induce people to buy less which would formulated in a way that would not. trigger economy enough to reduce unemployment, Kreinin said. negotiations the achievement of "significant lead to an economic slowdown, Robert Rasche, professor of economics, said. Unemployment would have been less would have been instituted last year, severe he added. if the Fed's action and substantial reductions in the numbers of strategic offensive arms." automatic Soviet rejection of an altered treaty. And, he said, if the right changes meeting tonight The action would lead to a recession and, eventually, a decrease are made "it is possible I could vote for the in inflation, Rasche said. "The price that would have been paid then would have been Sen. George McGovern, D-S.D., author of Details of the student rally to protest less," he said. the reservation which attaches the side tuition hikes will be the main topic of "They've got themselves in a box where they have no alternative solutions," he said. "We've gotten ourselves into a strait jacket where tight money agreement to the SALT II resolution of The Foreign Relations Committee is discussion at the Student Board*fneeting at He said the Fed has lost credibility in the eyes of the public. is almost our only inflationary control," Kreinin said. ratification, said he will seek at a later stage trying to complete its consideration of 7 tonight in 4 Student Services Bldg. The people have lost belief that inflation will fall naturally, he "It (the effects) depends on whether or not the Fed uses the to make clear that the Senate will be proposed treaty changes and reservations said, and they believe that inflation will continue to rise. satisfied with nothing less than deep arms in seven working days, a schedule that Also on the agenda, student represents policy and sticks to it," Rasche said. lives to the colleges of Natural Science and Warren Samuels, professor of economics, said, the Fed is In a year, he said, unemployment will be up and only a 1 or 2 reductions in SALT III. could permit the agreement to be brought before the Senate in early November. Social Science will be appointed. experiencing a "bankruptcy of policy." percent drop in inflation will be seen. He added that the Fed is "contributing" to a "We've tried these type of measures before and we regretted it "I think a consensus has emerged that dampening of the s said that as he sees the situation In other business, the board still has not SALT II has not gone far enough to reduce economy and an "acceleration" of recession. then," Samuels said. "We may live to regret it now." received any applications for the position of arms," McGovern said. "If the SALT II •arly vote on the agreement would treaty were the end of the road I could not College of Education representative. 2 Michigon Stole News, East Lansing Michigan Tuesday, October 16 1979 UAW terms for By GUY DARST Associated Press Writer eases not in the union as well as those white-collar wage freeze in the Chrysler union's response to Iacocca's set a deadline soon for comple in the union." spring, and some 1,700 execu wage freeze proposal on the tion of their work, even though HIGHLAND PARK - Uni As an example, Fraser said, tives have taken pay cuts. table by Wednesday. it would not exert the same ted Auto Workers union Presi¬ "Our salary people tell me In all, Chrysler has about To avoid "drift," Fraser said make-or-break pressure of a dent Douglas A. Fraser said people in our union are being 110,000 production workers, of the bargainers probably would real strike deadline. Monday the union would seek laid off disproportionately . . . whom 29,000 are on indefinite "equality of sacrifice" from you can't tolerate that." layoff. They average $9 an non union workers at Chrysler hour. Corp. in return for making unprecedented concessions to THF, UAW REPRESENTS about 10,000 salaried workers Never before has the UAW Carter creates new Focus'Wohld the troubled automaker. at Chrysler, a little less than a eased terms for one of the Big Three companies, although it Speaking to reporters after the resumption of contract third of the white-collar work force, the only company in the did for American Motors Corp. once and also for Studebaker in 'Office for Families' Britain will conduct separate talks talks at the No. 3 automaker, Big Three where it represents 1954. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP)- its kind and will help implement Fraser said he had told Chair substantial numbers of these LONDON (AP) In an apparent at that it accept the draft Chrysler, which expects to President Carter, declaring the recommendations of the independence person Lee A. Iacocca that workers. lose about $1 billion this year, that the family unit is in tempt to force the hand of rebel leaders constitution. concessions had to cover "those The company imposed a is White House conferences. at the Zimbabwe-Rhodesia peace talks, asking for federal loan guaran¬ trouble, told a Roman Catholic In tees to help it invest in new audience Monday that he is Britain announced on Monday that it will Washington, State Department spokesperson Hodding Carter said the products. The company is scal¬ establishing an "Office for conduct separate independence nego¬ United States backed the British ap¬ ing down a request for $1.2 Families" in the Department of U.S. dominates tiations with the biracial government of Prime Minister Abel Muzorewa. proach to a settlement and called on all Court upholds ruling billion to bring it under a $1 billion ceiling set by the Treas¬ Health, Education and Welfare. Speaking to the National The parties to negotiate in a spirit of com¬ Nobel awards move, in the sixth week of the ury Department, and UAW Conference of Catholic Chari¬ promise." cooperation is British-sponsored talks, opened the way a key component ties, the president called the toward Britain's recognition of its war- torn rebel colony. It left the Patriotic Front rebel alliance Foreign Secretary Lord Carrington, speaking at a packed news conference on hanking practices of its plan. THE COMPANY WANTS an family "one aspect of national life" where ship of public and a our partner¬ private — STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) Two Americans and a Monday night, indicated that if neces¬ agreement it can show to interests is needed. Pakistani who took up where with the choice of quitting the London sary Britain would seek international By RICHARD CARELLI Congress to prove that Chry¬ Carter also formally an¬ Einstein left off in searching for talks and returning to its African war support for a separate agreement with Associated Press Writer sler's workers, as well as banks nounced that the United States a key to the universe won the bases, or bowing to Britain's demands Muzorewa. WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court refused Monday to and suppliers, are helping out. is pledging $7 million "to help Nobel Prize in physics Monday. legalize new savers' transactions adopted by financial institutions, The previous settlements at feed tens of thousands of starv An American and West including automatic savings-to-checking transfers. Ford Motor Co. and General ing human beings in German who found ways to The justices left intact a lower court's ruling that existing federal Cam¬ bodia." The money is to be Jewish settlers camp on West Bank law does not permit certain methods adopted by banks, credit Motors Corp. will raise an assembler's basic wage by 31 funneled through the Red Cross produce and other new drugs, pesticides important organic unions and savings and loan associations. TEL AVIV, Israel percent and company hourly and the United Nations Child¬ compounds were awarded the (AP) Ultranational- Weinreich. The action, taken without explanation, soon may be made ist Israelis staked out camps labor costs by 33 percent in ren's Fund. chemistry prize. all over the Nine of the demonstrators were ar¬ irrelevant by Congress however. Legislation that would clearly three years. Such a settlement The aid program was first It made 1979 another year of occupied West Bank on Monday and rested, and one shooting incident was permit the new practices appears to be near passage. disclosed could cost Chrysler at least by government U.S. domination of the three played hide-and-seek with soldiers try¬ reported when Moshe Shamir, a parlia¬ At issue were regulations by three government agencies that $267 million in the first year. sources last week. Sources said Nobel science prizes. Four of ing to end their protest against govern¬ ment member who supports the settlers' oversee the nation's money market. Carter originally had been the seven laureates are Ameri¬ In late 1977, the National Credit Union Administration Board The day's session began with ment settlement policy. protest, refused to obey orders to stop • scheduled to travel to Chicago cans, the same proportion as in at an army roadblock north of Jerusa¬ authorized federal credit unions to adopt "share draft" programs an hour-long report by Iacocca for a fund-raising reception. He At 1978. nightfall the army and defense min¬ that allow members to withdraw money from their accounts by on the status of the company, lem. A soldier fired one shot that hit a planned to hold a "town But the happiest winner may istry claimed to have evacuated most of signing a check drawn on the credit union and payable through a the second time he has ap¬ the approximately 30 campsites, but set¬ wheel of Shamir's car, the army spokes¬ bank. peared at the bargaining table meeting" Tuesday with citizens have been chemistry laureate of Dolton, 111., a Chicago Georg Wittig, 82-year-old tlers in at least one camp refused orders person said, but there were no injuries. The Credit Union National Association objected, charging that this year. an Shamir claimed he had the suburb, before flying back to retired professor of West to leave. Others jumped from one loca¬ right to go the use of share drafts is not authorized by law. "Now is the time for all good anywhere as a member of parliament, • In May 1978, the Federal Reserve Board and Federal Deposit union people to come to the aid Washington. Germany's Heidelberg Univer¬ tion to another when troops ap¬ In his speech to the Catholic but a senior military official, who asked Insurance Corp. allowed federal banks to offer their customers of their company." Iacocca said sity. proached. Charities, Carter said families "When the phone call came not to be identified, said Shamir's be¬ automatic transfer of money from savings to checking accounts. on his way to the bargaining "are the foundation of a healthy from Stockholm the Herr Pro¬ "It's like a cat-and-mouse game," said havior had been provocative and he was The change was challenged by the United League of Savings and vibrant society." fessor did not want to believe it Defense Ministry spokesperson Dan lucky that there had not been Associations on grounds that it made possible the paying of interest He said he shared the con¬ a tragedy. HE SAID HE stood his at first," his housekeeper told a on checking accounts, not authorized by any law. on cern of John Paul and previous • Also in May 1978, the Federal Home Loan Bank Board allowed July proposal of reporter. "He once hoped for a two-year freeze pontiffs for the family. "Today, the prize many years ago but federal savings and loan associations to establish "remote service on wages and benefits, what Pope John XXIII called had given it up long ago." Turkish Premier resigns after election defeat units," off premise computer terminals through which customers clearly an opening-round 'the first and essential cell of The physics winners were can make various transactions maneuver he did not expect to including withdrawals. human society' is in trouble," two Harvard professors, ANKARA, Turkey (AP) Turkish Pre¬ The Independent Bankers Association of America win approval. "It went over like any announcement until after a meeting challenged the Carter said. Sheldon L. Glashow and Steven mier Bulent Ecevit decided of his party's executive legaility of such a service. a lead balloon," he said later. Monday to body. There was Carter said three White Weinberg, both 46-year-old resign'in the wake of election defeat Last April, the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Washington Iacocca said he thought an no report on when the meeting would be House Conferences on Families New York City natives, and that gave more power to the opposition held. ruled that all three practices are illegal. Congress must pass new Chrysler's workers would go will be held next summer in Professor Abdus Salam, 53, a Justice Party of former Premier Suley- legislation or amendments to existing laws to permit such methods, along with contract concessions Baltimore, Minneapolis and Los In physicist working in Britain man Demirel, a cabinet source reported. Sunday's electons, Ecevit's party the appeals court said. because, "People are people Angeles for a "long overdue and Italy who is the first drew 29 percent of the vote in the partial In the meantime, financial institutions that are offering such and are pretty sensible when assessment of how actions by Ecevit's moderate-leftist Pakistani to win Nobel. Republic Senate elections, while Demirel got 49 services have until Jan. 1,1980, to abandon them, under the the chips down." a People's Party suffered appeals are government and major private Wittig's co-winner in chemis¬ a stunning set¬ court ruling. And, he added: "The need is institutions help, hurt or back in the elections, percent. ne¬ try was Prof. Herbert C. losing all five As Congress, however, may change all that. The House already has urgent." glect American families." Brown, 67, a London-born U.S. sembly seats being contested as well as Ecevit's government has been plagued passed bills that would allow all three practices. A Senate Fraser said the union bar¬ Carter said the "Office for citizen teaching at Indiana's crucial seats in the Senate. by gang fighting and terrorism and at committee has recommended that the Senate also approve the bills. gaining team hoped to put the Families" in HEW is the first of Purdue University. The source, who asked not to be least 2,100 persons have been killed named, said the decision was reached during its 21-month tenure. Inflation unanimously by the Cabinet in a three- reached 100 percent, unemployment hour session. rose and citizens were experiencing Ecevit, who succeeded Demirel as pre¬ shortages of 'goods in items ranging mier in 1977, expected to postpone from gasoline to was lightbulbs. Focus=Nation YOU'VE EARNED Protest for low energ> prices planned THE RIGHT TO BE WASHINGTON (AP) Leaders of a energy price controls, appears to under¬ "Campaign for Lower Energy Prices are score this reluctance. 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F - Sat 8 AM - 5 PM This coupon expires Oct. 31 ***************** < Tuesday October 16, 1979 3 DEMONSTRAHONS Big Rock n-plant opening delayed By MARK FELLOWS "We have no leaders and no formal WE LEARNED SOME lessons at Sea State News Staff Writer demonstrations, members admitted that organization. Everything is decided on a brook", said Rick Burger, 24. "I was a medic "Big Rock Point will never reopen" they are preparing for civil disobedience concensus basis." there, and got maced while treating a vowed a small group of demonstrators when Big Rock reopens. At least one of Sunday's demonstrators journalist for Mace in the eyes. Sunday at the site of the nuclear power attended the Seabrook. N.H. "Police will start acting tougher." he said. "When Big Rock reopens, we won't protest two plant located near Charlevoix, Mich. weeks ago. About 1,500 demonstrators "It radicalized people. I don't know if the move," Theresa Hubbard, one of the "Big tried to force their way into the Rock 14", said. Though small by almost any standards — plant, but struggle can remain nonviolent." about 35 people — the demonstration in were turned back by 500 police who used Although the group Sunday reaffirmed Our theme will be 'Big Rock will open near freezing weather showed the dedi Mace, smoke and fire hoses. their commitment to nonviolent tactics at over our dead bodies.' " cation of the anti nuclear groups, under the collective name Northern Michigan Alter native Development Group (NoMAD). MARATHON OR 10.000-MKTKR The demonstration was supposed to coincide with Monday's scheduled re¬ opening of the plant, but that was delayed two weeks for spokespersons said. equipment to arrive, plant MSIJ prof training Olympics The two and-one-half hour demonstration The MSU education professor who won both the Boston Marathon and the Mara 5:10 a mile, and then was peaceful, as both demonstrators and pick up the pace. He the Detroit Free Press International Mara thon de Montreal. The Free Press will pay finished the race with an average time of plant security personnel had predicted. thon Sunday said he is now training for the all his expenses to either race. 5:10.7 per Nonetheless, state police patrolled the site, mile. and plant security barred demonstrators summer Olympics in Moscow. "If I decide to run the Olympic marathon, Minty did not run in the 1977 Free Press from proceeding down the road to the Gordon Minty, a secondary education then I would not try either Boston or Marathon because of an Achilles tendon instructor and curriculum specialist, blister Montreal," he said. facility. injury, and in 1978 he was out due to a groin ed the 26-mile, 385-yard course in a "I might run another marathon in injury. A DEMONSTRATION THERE last Dec marathon and personal record time of December or January. If I improve, I may In a marathon in Montreal last month, he 2 resulted in 14 arrests for criminal 2:15:42. try the (Olympic) marathon." stopped about six miles from the finish He is now training for the Olympic The Detroit course was a "good, standard because of stomach cramps. trespass. Some members of the original "Big Rock 14" were present at Sunday's 10,000-meters or the marathon, he said course," he said, but the "wind kind of picks Minty was nearly three minutes ahead of demonstration, and anticipated attending Monday. up down there." the next two finishers, Robert McOmber and addressing the anti-nuclear rally in "If I decide to run in the 10.000 meter "The wind was in my face for the last and Duane Spitz. McOmber won last year's Lansing this weekend. Olympic trial, I may run the Boston eight miles," he said. Free Press run. (marathon)," he said. He has qualified for He planned to take the first 15 miles at A graduate from Eastern Michigan "We live a long way from populations of students and labor groups, our traditional University with a master's degree in sources of support," said Pat Barnett, a industrial technology, Minty's best times for the 5,000 and 10,000 meter NoMAD member. "We need the support of runs are our brothers and sisters around the state." NoMAD is a loose coalition of area groups Lansing police holding 13:38 and 28:20 respectively. He is a marathon winner, "but track runner," he said. mostly a dedicated to alternative forms of energy. Minty broke last year's Detroit marathon Mary Gilson, economics major, has her hands and face full of leaves The group includes Concerned Citizens for the Charlevoix Area and the Petoskey Dewitt man for assault record by nearly 2 minutes, and he also won the Belle Isle marathon three years ago. while working for the grounds crew Monday. With ail the trees on based Energy Resource Group, as well as A Dewitt man is being held in the Lansing City Jail in connection with a series of assaults Dan Sheets, a senior in Hotel, Restaurant campus it takes a lot of help and many days to get the leaves individuals from Traverse City and other and Institutional Management from northern Michigan localities. and a car chase with police Sunday night. cleaned up. Warren, finished 98th with a time of "Nonviolence is our goal," Barnett said. Robert Howard Leathers III, 20, of 610 Dewitt Road was arrested Monday morning on 2:43:27. eight charges ranging from malicious destruction of property to assault with a vehicle. Lansing Police officer Sgt. Robert Mendel was injured during the chase after the suspect rammed his car into the officer's vehicle. No regrets jailed ''lair-abiding' for Mendel was treated for shock and possible injuries at Sparrow Hospital and released. The incidents started at about 11:30 p.m. Sunday at the 1100 block of Orchard Court in FREE RIDE. Lansing when a man reportedly assaulted a woman, identified by police later as Leathers' girlfriend. By MARK FELLOWS State News Staff Writer "WE GOT ABOUT 50 feet down the road and were arrested. We had two chances to moving," she said. "A year ago there was no anti-nuclear consciousness up here at all. When neighbors intervened the man pulled a knife and threatened them, police said. The woman then fled from her house and the suspect kicked in four windows before leaving in TUESDAY Theresa Hubbard says she always go back, but we used the time to talk with Now it's really taken off." his car, police said. thought of herself as a good, law-abiding the company people." Police said they spotted the man in his car and chased him to the north Lansing area, citizen. "I was scared and shaken. I was always a "THE POLICE WERE very agreeable," where he hit a parking meter, two road signs and finally rammed into a police car. 1 She still does. law-abiding citizen." she said. "I got the impression of a general Hubbard was the last of 14 persons The 23-year-old nutrition major at Peto- feeling of support." arrested during a demonstration at the Big skey's North Central Michigan College feels The 14 were sentenced in September to Rock Nuclear Plant near Charlevoix last Dec. 2. The "Big Rock 14" were arrested for the action was worthwhile, though costly. The lawyer's bill for the group's defense pay $105 apiece or serve ten days in jail. "If I paid the fine it would be like Correction trespassing on the property of Consumer's is now up to $7,000, with just a little money admitting guilt," she said. "I'd rather spend It was incorrectly reported in Monday's State News that people interested in joining a See Wednesday's Power, the facility owners. coming in from the group's supporters in the time in jail if I have to." University van pool should contact the Office of Employee Relations. Interested people "We just joined hands and Paper for complete stepped over Ann Arbor, Lansing and other areas. The group's defense was handled by should contact Cheryl Motosky, MSUEA contract administrator, P.O. Box 825, East the chain," she said. "We felt it the best way to get James Olson, a Traverse City lawyer. rules. . was things Lansing, or call 355 1903. its your NsM move! 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MSU-10/16 24 PHYSICS ONE SPACE PARK REDONDO BEACH. CA 90278 State News "America's Great College Newspaper. TRW DEFENSE AND SPACE SYSTEMS GROUP Opinion VIEWPOINT: INFLATION Ed. priorities fall Student interests are not often considered when state governmental decisions are being decided. It may be hard however, for the legislators Carter using wrong approaches to continue ignoring student concerns over rising tuition fees. This in By DON PRIOR The fed sets interest rates at 13 percent and The more the money part is due to the perserveranee and precision game strategy on the part The Carter Administration has re¬ the consumer is able to borrow money from supply increases the Monetary policy is the only feasible higher inflation will be relative to available alternative during periods of inflation. This of the newly selected Student Board members. The board members peatedly placed blame for our current the Banks at 14 percent. The consumer goods. That relationship implies an even approach will eliminate the "inflationary have embarked on an all-out drive to have their opinions inflationary woes on the increasing price of borrows money this year at 14 percent and lower "real" interest regarding foreign oil. This new high rate for foreign oil rate. spiral" by the ability of the fed to control assuming that his nominal income rises Fiscal policy could be facilitated runaway tuition fees listened to by state legislators. Board members are is responsible for the current high price of during the money supply. Short-run interest rates proportionally with inflation, he will have periods of inflation if the fed would discount meeting today to determine which course of action they will take. gasoline. However, this rise in price does 10 percent more dollars next year with the effect of inflation on nominal interest will temporarily fluctuate, but in the Rising tuition costs can be attributed mainly to the reluctance of the not inflate us, it only impoverishes us. which to pay back the loan. The net effect is long-run stability is possible. The fed has rates. This alternative would involve rais made a very important and welcomed state government to appropriate funds to higher education institutions. Inflation occurs only when we attempt to a "real" interest rate of 4 percent. The ing long-term interest rates high enough to decision is selecting monetary tools to The Student Board hopes to have its position known and understood pay for our OPEC' bills with money printed consumer will demand more loans at this offset by specifically for that purpose. low rate (relative to the nominal rate of 14 inflationary expectations. This stra implement public policy. the time the next appropriations meeting takes place, and it also hopes tegy is hazardous due to the fact that the The Carter administration has chosen the Inflation, as defined, is an abrupt increase percent) and the fed creates the loans by level to which interest rates should rise, in to give the legislature a show of student discontent over rising tuition in the supply of money and credit relative to increasing the money supply. This phe¬ wrong approach in dealing with the causes costs by means of a mass rally. For this rally to come off available goods, resulting in a marked and respect to inflationary expectations, cannot and implications of inflation. successfully, nomenon results in an "inflationary spiral." be measured. Prior is a junior majoring in economics avid student support is imperative. The board would like to persistent rise in prices. An important instigate distinction must be here in regards to the this support by conducting polls to gain student input on how the protest should be run. Getting students involved in the rally before it actually implication of rising prices due to inflation. The rise in prices of foreign oil has VIEWPOINT: CIA takes place is a fantastic strategy for gaining student support. Other resulted from the increase in demand for protests in the past have dealt with issues that are as emotionally Bad guys are oil, given that the supply of foreign oil is one sided as is the concern over high tuition rates, but due to poor planning, few of these have been effective. This precision organizing on the part of the Student Board should prove to be an effective tool in held relatively constant. It is not an increase in price due to an increase in the money supply The rise in the (i.e. definition of inflation). consumer price level, on the infiltrating By MORRIS CONERLY nated that America was gaining legislative attention. other hand, was caused by an increase in After the disclosures of the assassina¬ fighting to protect Confusing? Yes. So confusing that it even and save the world from the communists, has America's intellectuals befuddled. Their The argument of the board against unjustified tuition hikes is as the money supply relative to available tions, subversion and sabotage in which the who were godless and evil incarnate. confusion was evident when they seriously precisely put together as is its planning for the upcoming protest. The goods. That, by definition, is inflation. CIA allegedly has participated, it is time to Whether actually stated, it was assumed we The Federal Reserve Board may choose debated contentions like Kissinger and board cites the fact that in the past decade state funding for education ask whose side they are on. If they are on were the good guys, because sure as hell Colby's arguments concerning to what the objectives of fiscal policy or monetary the United States' side, which is dedicated has taken a lower priority in the legislature's fiscal policy. In the they were the bad guys. In this fight early policy in their pursuit of public policy to preserving and protecting freedom, then extent a democracy may employ "dirty '60s, higher education ranked 18th on the list for amount of funds against the bad guys, we discovered the bad tricks" in the pursuit of its goals. Debate questions. Fiscal policy refers to the the CIA has a strange way of helping out, to guys used dirty tactics, i.e. espionage, on this is like an received. Currently, it is ranked 34th. This lowering of priorities for the quantative setting of interest rates (i.e. say the least. angel asking God can the federal funds sabotage, assassination, etc., to further angel be a part-time devil. No way could funding of education is a reality across the nation. Education has rate, discount rate) and From the overthrow of the Iranian their evil aims. At this point in time a there be consideration of such allowing the supply of money to rise or fall, a ludicrous shouldered the brunt of reduced funding that resulted from recent tax government in 1953 to the debacle in Chile, decision had to be made to fight fair or depending on the demand for money at each regime that replaced the previous one proposition. The rationalization put forth by rebellions sweeping the country. Since the importance of education has dirty. Kissinger, Colby and others of their ilk, those interest rates. Monetary policy was far more not declined in recent years, neither should its repressive and inhumane. A Having decided to fight dirty, the good should be seen in the same light, for funding. attempts to control the supply of money and pattern of events like this cannot be guy U.S.. aided by the CIA.has succeeded its let the interest rates settle at levels that ridiculous and absurd flight from logic. considered accidental. The question is how admirably. So well, in fact, that the What happens though is that some of the depend on the demand for money relative to did the U.S. get itself into a position where opposition is nowhere in sight, left in the leading elements in the intellectual com¬ Castro ignored that supply. The fed has used primarily fiscal policy to guide the economy for the last 25 years. its course of action runs counter to stated goals of freedom and democracy? Maybe we can understand the United strongly- dust. The CIA has demolished efficiently enough to qualify governments as a wrecking munity jump through hoops and go through wild mental gyrations and contor¬ Fiscal policy during times of inflation company, replaced administrations as reg¬ tions in order to accommodate the CIA States intervention in Chile and involve¬ ularly as Midas replaces mufflers. With the As major issues regarding American foreign policy continue to face viewpoint. possesses a basic paradoxical flaw. Assume ment in other coups, if we put it in the success the CIA is the Carter administration, these issues are repeatedly met with that money supply is inflated (i.e. printing having they should be If our intellectuals are confused, our context of the good guys versus the bad giving courses to the opposition in order to leaders in the legislative and executive hesitant actions, and characterized by an absence of diplomatic skill. money to pay OPEC bills) and that the rate guys. For the majority of Americans this have some competition. Right now the only branches appear to be in the same boat. This seems to be the case with Fidel Castro's arrival to the United States per year at which the money supply is should be easy to understand, since from way you can tell the good guys from the bad Why it is felt increased «i.e. inflation) equals 10 percent. necessary to close ranks in over the weekend. This is his first visit to the United States in kindergarten on, we have been indoctri- guys is with a scorecard. support of the CIA's twenty dealings is beyond years, though his visit burdens the Carter administration with more comprehension. Keep in mind, this support unwanted problems. comes amidst reports of torture and The inability to deal with the nation's economic crisis has been one of repression considered excessive even for our time. the dubious trademarks of the Carter administration, but continued The motivating factor in this collective diplomatic blunders cannot become characteristic of this country's decision appears to be the desire to highest office. demonstrate patriotism for America; A When the president of Mexico visited here about a year ago, he was patriotism that demands that one accepts given the red carpet treatment which is customary for prominent the goodness of America because it is foreign officials. This sort of treatment should not be indicative of America, to operate on faith and not critical observation, to always be trustful of the approving any particular leader's governmental policies. It should be, however, indicative of the standards of diplomatic policy. leadership and provide unrelenting sup¬ port, because support is strength, and As a leading force in Soviet American relations, Castro's strength helps America keep up the "good presence must not be ignored, especially in light of the turmoil over the Russian fight." troops stationed in Cuba. Several American leaders feel that not talking to Castro is tantamount to not recognizing the Understanding how this patriotism validity of his regime in works has allowed the CIA to carry out Cuba. Well, not talking to Castro will not make him and the associated their operations unhampered. They have problems go away. Castro, and many other leaders around the world tried to be as secretive and discreet as like him, do not quietly go away and fade into the possible, but whenever their devious depths of obscurity. schemes have been exposed, the CIA has These people often have serious problems that can only be intensified by known it was possible to go to the American turning a deaf ear. people and have their actions rubber That the Carter administration refuses to give Castro diplomatic stamped OK. The chicanery the CIA recognition is quite ironic, especially since the administration was practices masks its under cover operations, willing to recognize mainland China Though it took the U.S. but it also obscures who the CIA serves. government almost thirty years to do so, it realized that ignoring a Supposedly it reports to the Forty Commit¬ tee. which in turn billion people would not be in the best interests of America or the world reports to the White House. However, there are grave questions in general. Ignoring the Chinese would have had a devastating effect on iwho are five years behind in rock n roll scene, not just your Boston, Styx, Kansas, as to whose interests the CIA is serving, the world as a society. The effects remain the same with Huge multinational business interests or ignoring taste anyway), doesn't mean he should be Knack, Supertramp types, but other, less Castro. slandered in ridiculously written le'ters. ideological fanatics who see the fight known, and often more progressive aspects This latest American Stvx is obviously a passe band. Sure, five against Communism as a Holy Crusade. If diplomatic blunder, when viewed in a global of the music world. If you read any music the CIA is operating on the behalf of years ago the sound was "cool" but the perspective, illustrates that the U.S. government — and not just those magazines you will know there is more to economic interests who will sacrifice demo novelty has worn off, even as Styx directly involved with the Carter administration — must revamp its manufactures third-rate albums. Wise up, music than the "Top 40." But the reviewers cratic ideals to the making of a buck, then outlook on international foreign policy. Critical issues like the oil crisis reasoning was all explained in the Welcome Get new speakers. young MSU rockers! Recognize a good Week edition of the SN. obviously the interests of the American caused by OPEC price increases and the American lust for reviewer when you read one. Or better yet, people are not served. gasoline Joel G. Selik suggest that the United States may have to take a back seat to other open your clogged ears and minds to jazz 807 Summerville Lansing area resident Morris Coner/y nations if this country is to continue to be a leader in this State Thcfcatre and if you're still hooked on Styx's trashy constantly attempts at music, you are too far ingrained changing world. in the groove of a naive young rocker. Should President Carter not learn from his political mistakes, the If the State Theatre's sound system is the Julie Rogier recent episode in Cuba will haunt the United States as will the worst in the Lansing area, which it is, why WMSN disc jockey Mideast troubles arising from American refusal to talk to the Palestinians. Accordingly, not talking to Castro will undoubtedly escalate the does "Apocalypse Now," idescribed as having one of the best soundtracks ever The State News likelihood of some sort of confrontation between the United States and produced for film) have to play in the worst Butterfield Theatre.? I have occasionally Hurrah tor the the Soviet Union — with Cuba as an interested third listened to movies in the State Theatre that Tuesday, October 16, 1979 party. I had previously heard in other theatres SIM reviewers Editorials are the opinions of the State News without audio distortion, only to have the Viewpoints, I have been reading the editorials columns and letters are personal opinions. State Theatre's speakers garble whole putting down the music reviewers during the last Editorial Department At first I thought the sound track was week. I applaud the reviewers. Although I Cditorinchiet R W Robinson Photo editor Kim VonderVeei bad, then that my cramped position, knees do not always agree with them I Managing editor respect Ky Owen entertainment & Book editor Bill Holdship below chin, was preventing blood from them for "calling it the way they see it." Opinion editor Sports editor Dove Janssen reaching the aural part of my brain, or A concert is not just the music it is the City editor Susan Tompor Layout editor Reginald Thomas worse, that my eardrums had finally whole experience. When the SN reviewers Campus editor Ron Przystas Freelance editor Carrie Thorn Wire editor Anno Browne Chief Copy editor Linda Oliverio rebelled from too much mega decibel rock 'n go to a concert they review the entire roll and disco in area bars. But it wasn't me! scene. I do the same thing when discussing < representative Debbie Creemers It was those tin cans they call speakers in the concerts to go to with friends. Don't the theater. As a customer service they Advertising Department ought to station a lip reader at the front of The reviews I have read (almost all of Advertising Manager ising Manager Pot Greening the theater to yell out every third word. those published the last three years) show The mid range of the speakers at the that they have a good grip of the music State Theatre are. in audio jargon, "tired." And I am very tired of trying to listen through them. If the Butterfield Theatre owners cannot transfer "Apocalypse Now" DOONESBURY to another of their two theatres in the area, by Garry Trudeau they ought to buy a new sound system for I CALLED "€U YEAH, WELL, I'M HAVE- YOU NOT SHCB BEFORE COULD BE. LISTEN the State. BRENNER.7 HEY, ZONK: AT HOME BUT QAP HERB AT HEARD FROM HIS TRIAL, MAN. BRENNER, DO IV LOVE TO TALK, Thomas Geissinger HI, ITS ME, MAT'S HAP- THERE WAS HO PUKE'S A LOT, TO PUKE, BRBI- FRANKLY, I'M A YOUTHHK MAN, BUT I\E GOT Alumnus and Kellogg Center employee ZONKER RENIN', MAN' ANSWER. NERT ANY- LITTLE WORRIED. ^ SORTA KEEP AN k HE'S.. HE'S. H SOME FOLKS OVER EYEONTHNGS, THING AT ,/ . / , FOR PINNER Y'KNOW7 ALL 7 \ 7 Neilson's right— Styx Is wrong! Why doesn't everybody just leave John Neilson alone? Just because he has the guts and the good sense to ridicule the rock 'n roll taste of 8,000 screaming teeny boppers Michigon Stote News, Eost Lonsing, Michigon Tuesday, October 16, 1979 5 SHORTAGE WON'T HURT STATE Salt supply good for winter By MICHAEL VEH because there are no other The East ment said he does not foresee Lansing Public Detroit River freezes over," State News Staff Writer effective alternatives. Service Department is not any problems with a shortage Lloyd said. "If we have to. we With winter rapidly ap¬ Sand is sometimes used in deeply concerned with the of salt. pos could get an emergency supply proaching, road crews across place of salt to add traction on sibility of a shortage. However, he added, there is from the International Salt Co. the state are beginning to slick surfaces. But road control no way of knowing how much near Detroit." worry about the predicted experts said the use is infre¬ "WE'VE SURVIVED PAST will be used over the winter. Lloyd said International Salt shortage of road salt. quent because sand does not shortages," David Ronk of the He said that MSU gets much has assured MSU that there is The expected shortage is due melt the ice. Public Service Department of its salt from the Morton Salt to a salt workers strike in Other materials are being said. "Our best bet is to no shortage in their supply of Co. in Canada and that troubles salt. Cleveland and a salt mine tested by the Michigan Depart conserve the current supply." in the American salt industry He also said sand has been explosion in Louisiana, accord¬ ment of Transportation as pos¬ Ronk also mentioned using have no effect on the MSU used in limited amounts in the ing to the U.S. Salt Institution. sible substitutes but most traf sand as a substitute in the case supply. past and could be used again if Ray Boomer, Michigan De¬ fic departments agree that salt of a severe salt shortage. necessary. partment of Transportation is the cheapest and most effec¬ Gilbert Lloyd from the MSU SOMETIMES WE HAVE "We'll just have to wait and manager of administrative ser¬ tive way to keep roads clean. Grounds Maintenance Depart¬ trouble getting salt when the see," Lloyd said. vices, said the department will have enough salt to keep the state's 9,450 miles of highway clear of ice and Evening College lecture series snow. "Fortunately," Boomer said, "we learned of the shortage early. Steps have already been taken to fill the state's storage sheds." THE INGHAM COUNTY 4Inquiries into 'h beginsC Road Commission has placed its An Evening College lecture series entitled "Inquiries into In the second session. Robert Green, dean of the College of initial order for salt but Childhood" starts Wednesday. Urban Development, will discuss the effects of poverty on whether or not there will be a In the opening session, Diane Levande, associate professor of children. Photo by John R. Marien shortage is impossible to pre¬ social work, will explore the way children view rules and how they The closing session, conducted by John McKinney, professor of A pile of leaves cannot be ignored on a sunny fall day. More than likely dict, said James St. Louis of the develop values and moral standards. psychology, will examine adolescence. road commission. The six-lecture series, co-hosted by the MSU International Year Cost of the lecture series is $15 per person, or $25 for husband you can find people playing in the leaves. Here, Mark Sudhoff pulls Denise If there is a shortage, we will of the Child Committee, will be offered on Wednesdays from 7:30 and wife. For enrollment information, contact the Francis in front of Mason Hall Monday. Evening have to use sand, he said, to 9 p.m. in 103 Kellogg Center. College. Billiard act returns illegal benefits LIBERAL ARTS ALLIANCE Unemployment benefits Perry Bullard. when not reporting the claim. If students are willing to stop fraudulently obtained will have The proposal would require Students are generally un taking classes in order to work, to be repaid to the Michigan the MESC to recover benefits able to receive unemployment Isotalo said, then they are Employment Security Commis¬ illegally obtained and to impose benefits, said Norm Isotalo, of eligible for unemployment sion under a bill introduced into a fine equal to half the amount the commission's Detoit office. benefits. the state legislature by Rep. of the false claim. The Ann Arbor Democrat said the bill would not be punitive but would "ensure that only those who really need and Council may review Free passes deserve unemployment com sensation, get it." "Solid enforcement efforts to task force members for Pacino weed out fraudulent claims will keep public confidence in the The proposal to have the remarks by the president and Almost everyone has heard programs," Bullard said. Academic Council review provost and the election to the the old adage, "nothing is members of the James Madison Student Council Agenda Com He said the commission has free," but that no longer is mittee. kept losses very low but added College reassessment task WILL BE HOLDING AN ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING true. force will be presented at the that more enforcement is neces¬ Passes to The status of student vacan¬ a premier show¬ sary. Student Council meeting today CONCERNING THE NEW STUDENT GOVERNMENT FOR THE ing of "And Justice For All" cies on University Standing Fraud usually occurs when at 3:15 p.m. starring A1 Pacino are avail¬ Committees and a report on COLLEGE OF ARTS & LETTERS workers collect unemployment The Executive Committee able to MSU students, free of Revisions of the Academic benefits while being employed, met on Oct. 8, at Provost charge, in 101 Student Ser¬ Freedom Report will also be vices and the Activities Office Barbara Eldersveld an aide to Clarence L. Winder's request, discussed. MEETING WILL BE HELD 5 - 7 PM TUES. OCT. 16 IN Bullard said. and voted to allow the Aca on the second floor of the Union. Problems often arise when demic Council to review the The meeting will be held in 328 STUDENT SER VICES BUILDING. FOR FURTHER INFO. determining whether a person members of the task force. the Con Con Room of the has made an "honest" mistake Also on the agenda will be International Center. CALL THE ASMSU ARTS AND LETTERS REP. AT351-5880 THE DOLLAR PRESENTS CLONE NIGHT TONIGHT AND THURSDAY Order up your favorite Drinks or Drafts and we'll clone another one FREE plus Rock N' Roll with MARINER ^SiLOOM^ Michigan Ave. 300 yds. from Brody 6 Michigon State News Eos' lonsiog V gc- Tuesday October )6 1979 SLOW TRAIN COMING Entertainment BOB DYLAN ini rp • ? Slow1 rain Dylan s apocalyptic vision By BILL HOLDSHIP tr.e most recent example being "Shelfter From The Storm." persona to ruin most of ha classic tunes with Las Vegas-type SUU New* Reviewer But »:th the close of the 'BOs. Dylan retreated from political and rearrangements. It necame increasingly difficult to remember that When roek reached its peaks "religion" ofv* - dur.r.g the v^.a, statement to a more personal v ision. a stance which siowly as a Bob Dylan had once been one of roek s greatest artists — the angry- mid r/rt, £p>b Dylan was a religious f.jf- r»- the iomMt the post of mKpti—. The only t:me this stance really young folk singer who was the musical core of the civil rights spokespervm for rock's new counterculture The analogy has Wl - BloodThe Tracks - mce the LP was written and movement; the eccentric young speed freak who picked up a often been made that if John Lennoo was God and M.'c Jagger recorded during a period wher. the airtist was living life on the stratocaster and snarled Rimbaudiar. hallucinations to invent folk, was Satan, then Rob Dylan was Jesus, since edge and poe'r;- ar.d the very depths of emotv>nai desperation. protest and "message" roek. and the mellowed recluse who drew messages became the %'tspel Word for the disenchanted yet Tr.e f;-al straw for many of Dylan ! i disillusioned fans was last on the core of American musk to invent eountry rock and the idealistic rock generation of that turbulent decade A* > matter of ught him to Detroit and archetypal singer songwriter persona, fact. 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Bluegrass entertainment all day long featuring a "Fiddlers Contest" at 5 00 PM Sponsored by the Elderly School ot Folk Music and Meridian Mall 7F ( Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday October 16. 1979 for thought, Mr. and Ms. America. Bob Dylan looks at America's impending doom on 'Slow Train Coming' The Christ references are two fold. Dylan has always been obsessed with the outlaw theme t"To live outside the law/You must be honest"), and who was a more I continued from page 6) forms of'70s R&B from important "outlaw" than pseudo disco ("Gotta Serve Somebody") to seems to feel that the apocalypse is very near. (This currently isn't Jesus? "The man who died a criminal's death" is how he describes Perhaps the most common complaint voiced by Dylan's fans is reggae ("Man Gave Names To All The Animals"). The music is a an uncommon idea. In a recent High Times interview, Ken Kesey Jesus on "Precious Angel" that the 70s have been a decade so full of evil, hate and one of the most precious songs Dylan hypocrisy perfect complement to what Dylan is trying to express. But — another '60s icon stated he believes that the world has less has ever composed. And pure Christian doctrine is that they have made the '60s look tame, and why hasn't Dylan perhaps the best addition to Dylan's new sound is the superb lead than ten years remaining.) This is apparent since Dylan has never definitely an "outlaw" concept in our current world of made a visionary statement about these lousy times? But alas, Bob greed and evil, for the guitar work of Mark Knopfler, who Dylan borrowed from Dire been so literal in his poetry before. Instead of the "jokers" and doctrine as Dylan see it is nothing more than human love or the Dylan could never be accused of staying in one place for too long, Straits. "thieves" of the past, Dylan now cites such literal items as sexism, and the artist finally fulfills the desires for a '70s statement on "golden rule." Dylan is so literal about this that he has written a But enough about music. Dylan's primary importance has racism, fascism, "gangsters as politicians lawbreakers making the Slow Train Coming (Columbia FC 36120). song entitled "Do Right To Me Baby (Do Unto Others)." When he always been his poetry, and — even if he chose never to write rules," "counterfeit philosophies," "spiritual warfare," child sings that we've "gotta serve somebody — the devil or the Lord," Thanks to the hype over Dylan's recent "religious conversion," another thing — his past work guarantees that he will be Slow Train Coming is perhaps the most controversial album of this pornography, Arab oil barons, "loved ones turning into puppets he is simply referring to the battle between good and evil which he remembered as one of the most important poetic geniuses of the (DEVO!)," and even Henry Kissinger and Karl Marx as the basis decade and certainly of Dylan's career. always dealt with. Many critics and fans have twentieth century. Too much has been made of Dylan's religious for our impending doom. "When You Gonna Wake Up?" Dylan asks us, and he called the album the best thing the artist has done since the convictions, since anyone familiar with his work can see that he hopes that Slow Train Coming is a purely American concept, and Dylan it will be before "When He Returns," for then it will be too late. mid-'60s, while others feel that Dylan probably should have worn a has always dealt with religion. Before solipsism, Dylan always keeps his preaching solely to "American soil" and "the home of the Slow Train Coming is one of the most important works of this helmet when he had that motorcycle accident many years ago. drew upon the ultimate questions which religion and art have brave." The railroad has always been one of America's most decade, but too much has been made of Dylan's religious beliefs. From a purely musical standpoint, this is one of Dylan's greatest always tried to deal with, and songs like "Highway 61," Wheels On archetypal symbols, but the train Dylan sees is an apocalyptic one. Bob Dylan is no zealot or fanatic. What he has done on Slow Train works. He has employed producer Jerry Wexler (famous for his Fire" and "All Along The Watchtower" were Dylan's biblical (Interestingly enough, if you look at the liner notes to Highway 61 Coming is built an entire LP around a concept that Elvis Costello work with Atlantic soul artists like Aretha Franklin), and the allegories of an impending apocalypse. Revisited, you'll notice that the first line Dylan wrote was "On the one of Dylan's "children" once expressed in three lines: production is crisper than on any Dylan LP in recent memory. Not Now, it doesn't take a visionary to see that the world is slow train . . .") On the LP's title song, Dylan looks at all the "Waiting for the end of the world/I sincerely hope you're surprisingly, the LP has a very bluesy feel — complete with the currently going to hell, and Dylan is still singing about the inherent evils cited above, but the key line occurs when Dylan coming 'Cause you've really started something." Gabba, gabba Stax-like horns of Muscle Shoals as Dylan apocalypse on Slow Train Coming. The major difference is that he — employs various roars: "The enemy I see wears a coat of decency!" Definitely food Album courtesy of WhereHouse Records. 2 Jor THIS COUPON GOOD FOR OUR Special 1 j j Rugged as the wilderness AFTER THE SHOW THURSDAY THROUGH SATURDAY BACKSTAGE ; ff * See See our our they were born ^ g j Golden Pigskin Collection to wander. 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RECORDLAND $2## PFF ANY 6** OR BETTER LP OR TAPE WITHMSU STUDENT ID LIMIT 2 ITEMS PER COUPON mERIDIAN mflLL ONLY Good thru 10/27/79 Sunday, October 21 HOURS: Sun. 12-5:00PM PHONE: Mon-Sat 10-9:00 PM 349-3730 MERIDIAN MALL 7F 8 Michigon State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 16, 1979 NCAA champs lose Golfers settle for sixth The MSU women's golf team Linda Baryames, 83-87-170; and Friday and Saturday. fought wind and cold tempera¬ Lisa Speaker, 87-84 171, Fossum has already chosen Vincent to injury tures last weekend to take sixth-place finish in the 20-team a rounded out the scoring for MSU. five of the six players that will represent her team in that Indiana Invitational in For the Spartans, the most event. Wells, Sellers, By ADAM TEICHER Bloomington, Ind. important part of the weekend Hooters Indiana fall State News Sports Writer Even before practice officially opened for his team Monday, MSU did not play well in Friday's first round, according was their improved play Satur¬ day, which may have given Spatafora, Speaker Atwood will make the trip to and West Lafayette and a playoff is MSU basketball coach Jud Heathcote got some bad news: to coach Mary Fossum, as the them momentum heading into being held in practice this week starting center Jay Vincent has a stress fracture of his right team was forced to settle for a the season-ending Midwest Re¬ to determine who the sixth foot and may miss four to six weeks of action. sixth-place tie with Purdue and in Big Ten finalsC The injury is on the same foot and very similar to the one suffered by Vincent in the final game of the regular season a year ago against the University of Wisconsin. Marshall universities with a 328 card. But the Spartans a little bit better" "played Saturday, gional Tournament at Purdue (continued on page 10) "The doctors say it healed and broke again," Vincent said at recording a 324 on the day, to By JEFF HITTLER State News Sports Writer may season. miss the Spartans' final six games of the practice Monday as he watched his teammates go through drills without him. "They say it will be four to six weeks before I'm take sixth place away from both Purdue and Marshall and finish Stickers lose again; It would have been expecting too much for the "Indiana has a fine, fine soccer team," Baum able to run." the tournament with a stroke MSU soccer team to upset Indiana University remarked. "They're as good as any collegiate Sunday in the finals of the Big Ten East Division Classic. soccer team I've seen in 15 years. disappointing to lose to them." It really wasn't Heathcote also thinks that last year's injury may never have healed. "I think his foot has been bothering him on and off since total of 650. Ohio State University won record falls to 6-4-2 that time," he said. "It's hard to figure out with stress the tournament easily with an But someone failed to mention it to the The Hoosiers, who increased their season fractures. They usually heal on their own." impressive two-day total of 607. For the fourth time in as University Saturday in Mar¬ Spartans as they took the field against the mark to 121, have given up just two goals this Vincent averaged 12.7 points per game last season. He Freshman Alison Sellers was many tries, the MSU women's quette, Mich. nation's No. 1 soccer power at Bloomington, Ind. year. the Spartan medalist in the started every regular season game and the first round playoff field hockey team came up "We played a good game," The outcome was as expected with the The Spartans earned the right to face Indiana match against Lamar University. His injury forced him out of tourney with rounds of 79 and empty-handed in its attempt at said head coach Sam Kajornsin, Hoosiers taking the championship game 5-0, not in the championship game by virtue of a 2-0 81 for a 160 total. Ann Atwood, the starting lineup for the remainder of the playoffs, but he gaining its seventh victory of "it seemed like we spent an until MSU had offered one of its most sterling victory over Ohio State University Saturday. came off the bench in three of those games to help the Spartans 84-79-163; Syd Wells, 86-80 166; the season, dropping a 1-0 awful lot of time down in their efforts to date. The Hoosiers had beaten the Univeristy of to the NCAA title. Nina Spatafora, 82-86-168; contest to Northern Michigan territory." The Spartans played Indiana on equal terms Illinois 5-0 to reach the finals. All of the other Spartans are healthy and reported to practice through most of the first half. The game was Kajornsin noted that the Monday, and workouts began without any further catastro- scoreless until the Hoosiers' Armando Betan MARK NETERER AND Steve Schad scored Spartans were penalized 30 court tallied the first of his two goals of the phies, but Heathcote said, "That's like saying your house times in the game, compared to afternoon with ten minutes left in the period. It on assists from Vancho Cirovski to give MSU its winning margin over the Buckeyes. "It was a tough game with Ohio State," Baum burned down, but everything else is fine." Nonetheless, Heathcote is optimistic. "We always shoot for The Green Splash 16 penalties for the Wildcats. Another contributing factor proved to be the only score Indiana needed. the moon, yet we have to be realistic this year," he said. The said. "I thought it was our best win of the year." to the stickers demise, was the Spartans will be without both Earvin Johnson and Gregory for winter "We played them with a lot of intensity during Rob Grinter, the Spartans' regular goaltender, fact that three Spartan players the first half, iviSU coach Joe Baum said. "It was best efforts." was in credited with his fifth shutout of the season Kelser. "We're going to talk about repeating as Big Ten champs, talk prepares had finger injuries. one of our blanking OSIJ. He collected three shutouts in about being runners-up and we're going to talk about the "We couldn't handle the pen¬ eleven games last fall. By JOHN LUX possibility of being the third place team because we feel the alty corner shots that we got BUT THE PLAY that dramatized MSU's MSU's season record is now 6 4 1, equaling the The swimmers move smoothly through the water, cleaving the because of these injuries," Kaj¬ NCAA will take three teams from the Big Ten into the performance came with Indiana leading 5-0 and number of wins earned in each of the past two surface with a minimum of ripples and a grace that belies their tournament this year. So I'd say we're fighting for first, second, ornsin stated. "We just were just 20 seconds left in the contest. MSU's Richard seasons. or third places," he added. name. not effective enough to score." Huff went out of his way and took a charge by an The Spartans' next match is against Spring (continued on page 10) (continued on page 10) Indiana player to prevent a sixth goal from being Arbor College at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday, on the scored. Huff twisted his knee on the play and MSU soccer field. Homecoming 79 Schembechler -no due process ANN ARBOR (UPI) versity of Michigan coach Bo Schembechler, admitting he knew little details of the - Uni case, Greek Pizza Oct. 15-21 said Monday, "the American EVERYONE has heard Football Coaches Association of the great taste of should step in" and look into the BELL'S PIZZA firing of Frank Kush as Arizona ' ^ and will travel State's football coach. Kush was told Saturday he any distance to get itl was being relieved of his duties after his team's game. He was accused of attempting a cover- up of an alleged incident in¬ 1135 E Grand River 225 MAC Ave. volving the hitting of a football player, who has since filed suit. 332-0858 332-5027 "I don't know any more than you do," Schembechler said at his weekly press conference. "This is the kind of thing the association should step into and find out what's going on." Schembechler said as far as he knew at the time, Kush was fired over "an alleged incident." has "No football coach in America due mm|| mmm |1| process. Ever," Schembechler said. "That's why our association should step c T-SHIRT DAY Im Notes Uniot^S* -Jlie Ohc BAR NIGHT BAR NIGHT BEGINS AT 9 PM, DOWNSTAIRS Turkey Trot: entry deadline, noon Wednesday for this cross country race. Sign up in 121 IM Oiil V. J Jl JL JL JL Oct. 31st- University Bash AT DOOLEY'S. CONTEST AT 10:45. SPARTY LOOK-ALIKE Wednesday 2pm-5pm Sports-Circle or 201 IM Sports Events: Costume Contest Refreshments, Prizes West. As of Wednesday it will be necessary to present a valid Apple Bobbing Pumpkin Carving for complete details call 355-3354 or 355-3495 ROSE & PENNANT SALE Sponsored by Student University Program ROSES AND PENNANTS WILL BE SOLD ON CAMPUS AND ON GRAND RIVER. PROCEEDS FROM University I.D. when picking up reservations for any intra Programming Board (by student tax dollars) THE SALE WILL GO TO THE STATE CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS. mural facility. and Union Building Grill f GREEN & WHITE DAY BAND PARADES FROM EIGHT ON- AND OFF-CAMPUS LOCATIONS WILL LEAD STUDENTS TO THE CASE HALL IM FIELDS FOR THE HOMECOMING BONFIRE BEGINNING AT 8 PM. THERE WILL BE FEATURED SPEAKERS, CHEERLEADERS, CHEERING CONTESTS AND THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE 1979 HOMECOMING KING AND QUEEN. t- a- WINDOW DECORATING CONTEST JUDGING OF THE WINDOW DECORATING CONTEST WILL PROCEED FROM THE MSU UNION AT 6:30 PM. £ MSU VS. PURDUE-DANCE JUDGING OF THE HOMECOMING FLOATS WILL PROCEED FROM THE MSU UNION AT 8:30PM. AT NOON, ENTRIES IN THE HOMECOMING BANNER CONTEST WILL BE JUDGED AT LANDON FIELD, FOLLOWED BY A MINI-PEP RALLY LED BY THE MSU MARCHING BAND AND CHEERLEADERS. A PARADE WILL LEAVE LANDON FIELD FOR SPARTAN STADIUM AT 1PM. THE MIGHTY MSU SPARTANS WILL TAKE ON THE BOILERMAKERS OF PURDUE AT 1:30 PM. THE 1979 HOMECOMING KING AND QUEEN WILL BE CROWNED AND THE WINNERS OF THE HOLLY HOMECOMING FLOAT, BANNER AND WINDOW DECORATING CONTESTS WILL BE ANNOUNCED AT HALFTIME CEREMONIES. NEAR THE HOMECOMING DANCE FEATURING OF THE MSU UNION. ADMISSION IS $1.50 PER PERSON. IMAGINATION" BEGINS AT 8 PM IN THE BALLROOM J.T. THOMAS & SUSAN FPEUNDLICH Interpreter for the Hearing Impaired ALUMNI LACROSSE FREE ADMISSION TO THE MSU ALUMNI LACROSSE GAME AT 2 PM AT OLD COLLEGE FIELD. £ PERFORMING FOP A nuclear free Call 355-3355 by Thursday. October 11 to signup and Window Decorating Contests. for the Homecoming Float, Homecoming Banner :michigan v TICKETS ABBf > PRESS, ELDERLY INSTRUMENTS, 4 sun. oct. 21, 7:ooPM SOUNDS & DIVERSIONS, BOOK CO-OP, ^ Msqi 1979 xJJoinecoivuug and HUDSON'S _ jj. lansing civic center $6, A DIVISION OF THE ASMSU PROGRAMMING BOARD FUNDED BY STUDENT TAX MONEY INFO: MARCH DIM LANSING OCT. 21! THE MSU UNION IS NOT ACCESSIBLE 337-2909 4 Muhigon Stole h'ews tosl loosing, Michigon Tuesday October 16, 1979 9 IT ONLY TAKES MINUTES TO PLACE YOUR STATE NEWS Id IF!ED A0TI0I\m 347 STUDENT SERVICES BUILDING CALL 355-8255 Classified Advertising | Automotive |[^[ [ Employment 11 y j | Employment j[j|1 | Employment jjTTI I Employment |[Til I Employment |[jJ1 | Apartments ] |y| Information PACER - 1976, 6 cylinder, RN S-GN'S OVERSEAS JOBS Sum¬ WORK STUDY, must have PHONE 355-8255 347 Student Services MCDONALD'S REST LOCAL AMWAY distributor Bldg. power steering ft brakes, Lansing General Hospital mer year round. Europe, S. Two positions at PIRGIM CROSSROADS REALTY IS AURANT 2763 E. Grand is helping many persons earn MOVING! cruise. $2,300. 332-5354. has full and part tune posi- America, Australia, Asia, etc. to 124 W Grand downtown Lansing. Tenant River, East 8-10-16 (3) Lansing; Has money working 2 to 4 hours River, E. Regular Rates tions available for registered All fields. $500 1,200 month¬ information coordinators. No openings for part time store per day We can help you. Lansing. phone number? 351-0951. Same and graduate nurses. A 4- - ly. Expenses paid, sightsee¬ experience necessary. $3.50 activities DAYS PINTO 1975 - good condition. representatives. For an appointment call 723- C-23-10-31 (4) 1 day, 10 hour per day work ing. Free information: IJC, hour, 13 hours/week. 487 day-95* per line 62,000 miles. About $1500. week option allowing 3 day Shifts available include noon, 6055 7 10-17 (6) 6001. 2-10-16 (7) afternoons and early even 3 days-85' per line 882-4264 after 5 p.m. STILL LOOKING for that weekends is available on the 8-10-16 (31 ings. You will be involved in IMMEDIATE EXPERIENCE house or apartment to rent? 6 days-80 per line midnight shift. We offer: RECEPTIONIST TYPIST our "instore" activities such with mentally ill and mentally ~ ~'~ — ~ ~ STOP! Rent-A-Home has primary and team nursing, 40-50 wpm. Telephone ex 8 days-70' per line as birthday parties and story retarded adults. Part time hundreds of listings in all 28 80 ^ 53,000 miles. !?73 Hatchback. Some rust. complete orientation pro- BABYSITTER-3 to 5-5:30pm perience. Position available hours. Most of your time will shifts open 3-11 and 7-3. Call areas, sizes and prices. Call tine Rate per insertion gram continuing education weekdays. 2 blocks from immediately. E. Lansing, lo¬ 33 6P be spent in the dining room 339 3265. 7 10-28 (6) 337 1036 and see if they have c$375' Support system, excellent campus for 2 3 well behaved cation. Call Miss Boertman, area insuring that each what you're looking for. Master Charge 8 Visa Welcome ^2-1476.^5-^19 14)^ wage and benefit package. children after school average $45 weekly. 332 3473 Pay 351-6100. 5-10-19 (5) customer's visit is a pleasant PERSON TO assist handicap¬ Small fee if they can help di vmoi itu w a i . a\7t~ Y-, For more information contact experience. For more in¬ ped attorney in arising C 22-10-31 (9) Special Rates Good body .tires and driving 67 ^sonnel Office Depart- after 5 p.m. 4-10-19(61 formation, call 351 5158 mornings, retiring evenings. you. m Lansi Generg| H Monday through Friday 8:30 Lifting involved. Compensa ALL UTILITIES paid, nicely 345 Ads-3 lines-s4.00-5 days. 80c per line over 3 lines. No adjustment in rate when cancelled. ffiSn,5»lr; 3324608. 5-UL22 (4) ?IOr ,al' 2800 Devonshire. Lans- ing m 48909 Phone 372. WANTED, FULL time sitter for 9 month old in an East 4:30. 6-10-19 (18) tion plus apartment 374 furnished, 1 bedroom flat, 8652 3 10 16(6) fully carpeted, big yard, near Lansing home. Weekdays Price of item(s) for sale must be stated in ad. VALIANT 1974. condition, good gas mileage. Excellent ^ !_u_ ex< g7' E0E 8 a.m. -5 p.m. Call 351-9229 REFRESHERY apply CASHIER in person at HARLEY schools, only $75 (10 4) 337 1036. RENT A HOME Open Maximum sale price of s200. Private only. party ads $1275. 349-6285. 8-10-25 (3) _ _ _ INFORMATION CENTER re- after 6 p.m. 4-10-19(5) HOTEL (formerly Hospitality Inn). 3600 Dunckel. r fm Rem ~im til 9 C 2 10 17 (7) Peonuts Personal ods—3 lines s2.25 ceptionist-10 hours/week. WANTED PART time cook HALLOWEEN COSTUMES EAST LANSING Upstairs in - - per inser¬ 5-10-18(5) VEGA GT - 1974 wagon Nights and weekends. Apply for Alpha Xi Delta. Call Tricia for rent. LANSING CIVIC tion. 75' per line over 3 lines, (pre new house $180 month. 337 payment). Standard transmission, some in person. Meridian Mall in- 337-9748. Z 5 10 19 (3) PLAYERS. Large variety. 7849 5 10-17 (3) MANPOWER, INC. WANTED WAITRESS. Pan Rummage /Garage Sale ads—4 lines - s2.50. rust. Good transportation formation center. 5-10-16 (6) 601 N. Capital time. IMPERIAL GARDEN 484 9191 14-10 31 (3) 63' per lineover.4 lines-per insertion. $200 349-6599. E 2 10-17 (41 $148 MINIMUM Guaranteed 372-0880 RESTAURANT. Call 349 EXTRA NICE, carpeted, 'Round Town ads -4 lines-s2.50-per insertion. LIKE TO DRIVE for 15 hour work week at REFRIGERATORS ESCH VOLKSWAGEN BUS '74. 2698. 3 10 16(3) TRUTH APPLIANCES, 315 cooking facilities, one bed - DO IT FOR home. SHIPLEY, P.O. Box 63' per line over 4 lines. room, $180, month. 372 2158. Automatic transmission. New DOMINO'S PIZZA ACCOUNTING MAJORS S. Bridge, Grand Ledge. 627- 14-C, E. Lansing. 48823. 12 10 26 (3) Lost & Found ads/Transportation ads—3 lines- tune up, excellent condition. (\jow 2191 10 10-2913) hiring full and part-time 3-10-18(5) Junior level or above. Tern $1,50-per insertion. 50' per line over 3 lines. 355-8232.J^IO-I8 (41 delivery people Flexible PART TIME pianist, male or porary full or part time em FEMALE GRAD student S/F Popcorn (Sorority-Fraternity) 50' per line. VW - FASTBACK 71 manual 25 MPG, dependable, $600. ho"r\ paid Rations and hollday banafl,s Ca" WORK STUDY, office help. EAST LANSING WORKSHOP. 332-2565. ARTS female at Galilee Baptist Church. Contact Mr Robert ployment beginning early January thru April 15th. We will teach Federal State and | Apartments ~|[^] looking for same to rent. Smith 374-8000 ext. 188. Ms Deadlines 332-0051 John. 4-10-19 (3) make uP $5 hour with Owens after 5 p.m. 882 5664. local taxes. You must be able YOUNG MALE, professional, 5-10 18 (3) pommission and tips. Apply 8-10-25 (3) 3-10-17 (6) to attend free tax clinic week faculty or serious student to FEMALE 1 — 11——-j at the following locations NEEDED to share Want Ads-2 lication. p.m.-l class day before pub¬ 1 Auto Service 11 / 2068 Cedar St., Holt DAY WAITRESS person at CORAL GABLES Apply in RESIDENT MANAGER and of December 10 and devote minimum 20 hours week to share completely furnished one bedroom apartment. 1 executive type 2 bedroom block from campus. $120 spouse to live in and super JUNK CARS wanted. 1561 Haslett Rd., Haslett 2838 E. Grand River, East employment during tax townhouse 2 miles from cam¬ 351 4816 5 10 19(3) Cancellation Change-1 p.m.-l class day be¬ Also vise 6 emotionally impaired 1139 E. Grand River, Lansing. 7-10-24 (4) season. Must work 40 hours pus. Must be non-smoker, fore publication. selling used parts. Phone East Lansing adult clients in a residential during spring break. Own neat and of good character. SOUTH LANSING. 10 min. 321-3651. C-23-10-31 (3) home setting. Daytime hours Classified Display deadline-3 p.m.-2 class 5214 Cedar St., Lansing WAITER-WAITRESSES start transportation necessary. Ap Full year basis $225 per to campus. Large one and open to attend school. Must days before publication. GOOD USED tires, 13, 14, 15 3608 N.E. St., Lansing immediately, must have refer¬ ply in person 9:00 a.m. to month, plus half utilities. Call two bedrooms. Carpet, a>r, have own transportation. Once ad is ordered it cannot be cancelled inch. Snow tires too! 801 Thomas L. Parkway, ences. Apply in person to 12:00 noon (except Satur Howard 482 6237 or 321 2788 appliances, heat. Excellent or Room and board plus salary Mounted free. Used wheel Lansing Rich, Wednesday 10-17 79 day), or phone 882 2441 for 8 10 18 (12) location $230 to $270. $400 changed until after 1st insertion. and hub caps. 966 Trowbridge, E. Lansing between 16 p.m. DOOLEY'S and fringe benefits. Contact appointment during those to move in. 394 7729 There is a s1.00 charge for 1 ad change plus PENNELL Personnel office, Community SALES, 1825 Michigan. Lan¬ 12-10-25 (20) 131 Albert St. 2-10-17 (6) hours. ACT IMMEDIATELY1 E LANSING 1 bedroom, 8-10-23 (61 Mental Health Board, 407 W. 50' per additional change for maximum We are finalizing our tax furnished, heat & water paid, sing, Michigan, 48912. 482- Greenlawn, Lansing, EOE. of 3 changes. DIETARY AIDES, like prepar¬ plans SIMPLI $240 Bill 351 9185 353 SUBSTITUTE Iffi TEACHERS season now or 5818. 0 23-10^1(7) 5-5-19(12) Houses The State News will only be responsible for ing food and need some needed at Pewamo-West- FIED BOOKKEEPING AND 4372. 6-10-23 (3) CHEQUERED FLAG. Foreign TAX SERVICE, INC., 4305 the 1st days incorrect insertion. Adjust¬ experience? This is the place phalia Schools. (Clinton BABYSITTER WANTED, my Car parts and accessories are BRADEN ROAD 10 miles for you. We are taking appli¬ County). K 12. 587-3281 or South Cedar St., Lansing. FEMALE ROOMMATE need ment claims must be made within 10 our specialty. home, 2:45 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. east. 3 bedroom farm home. days Free advice cations for part time dietary 593 3488. Z-5-10-22 (5) 2-10-16 (241 ed winter term, Cedar Village, with every part sold. 2605 E. weekdays, Donley School Remodeled, large yard. Avail of expiration date. aides. On bus line. Starting $110/month. 351 2603 Kalamazoo. (1 mile west of area, E. Lansing. Call be¬ able now. $300/month. 351 Bills are due 7 days from salary $2.95/hour. Come to AVON INTERVIEWING in WEST CIRCLE FOOD 3-10 18(3) ad expiration date. campus). Call 487-5055. tween 7:30 p.m. & 9 p.m. 7497 OR 20-10-31 (5) the INGHAM COUNTY Student Service Placement SERVICES - seeking students If not paid by due date a 51.00 late 332 5205 5 10-19 (6) C-23-10-31 (6) MEDICAL CARE FACILITY, for part time cafeteria em¬ EAST LANSING Furnished Center, Thursday, October service charge will be due. MID MICHIGAN RENTALS 3860 Dobie Road, Okemos, to 18, 10.30 3:30 p.m. ARE YOU Willing to invest 10 ployment. See Dave in the apartment with garage, all has a large selection of CHEAPEST PRICES in the complete your application C-3-10-18 (4) hours per week to earn $50 to payroll office, Landon Hall. utilities paid Refrigerator and state! UGLY DUCKLING 5-10-16(12) $100? Call 321 3022 evenings 5-10-19 (5) stove. Only $150 (19-21C) apartments, houses, du¬ RENT-A-CAR. 8 10 22 (4) 349 1065 MID-MICHIGAN plexes, studios, etc. Most $7.95/day. PART TIME help - PONDER . , . 372-7650. C-14-10-31 (4) RN'S OR LPN'S needed for APPLICATIONS NOW being RENTALS Open 9 9. areas, sizes and prices. Call OSA STEAK HOUSE, 2771 E. full time or part time, 3-11pm taken at DOOLEY'S for floor C 3 10-17 (6) and see if we have what Grand River. Day or night, GENERAL Automotive Automotive shift. Split shift available. assistant LABORATORY men. Must be at least 18. you're looking for. From 9 9, week or weekends. Apply in to dismantle and AMC GREMLIN - 1976, good FORD MUSTANG, 1975, 3- | Motorcycles | [frs] Supervisory position. Con¬ person 2-4pm Monday thru rearrange equipment at the Apply in person, and Friday, 13 p.m. Thursday FEMALE NEEDED. Novem ber 1 to share 2 bedroom 349 1065. C 23 10-31 (8) door good gas tact Randy Putnam, Director Friday, 1-4pm Saturdays. Cyclotron Laboratory. No ex condition, new tires, $1400, mileage, of 3-10-17 (5) apartment in Haslett. $133/ 694-9763. 8-10-16 (3) 250 YAMAHA Enduro - Good Nursing. PROVINCIAL 12-10-31 (6) perience necessary Mini good condition. Call after 8 HOUSE WEST. Lansing (517) of 16 month. 339 2716. 8-10-17 (4) Request for nominatlon- condition. $360. Call after 5 mum hours'week. p.m. 349-1022. 8-10-17 (4) LPN'S JOIN the PHONERS NEEDED for poll 323-9133. 9-10-26 (9) nursing Work hours may be arranged DISTINGUISHED ■ ATTENTION!! WE buy late p.m. 655-1156. 8-10-16(3) team in our exciting new around class schedule. Con tical fund raising, $3/hour ! model imported and do- FORD - 1977 Granada. Excel¬ FACULTY AWARD lent. Cruise, power PART TIME help to work facility if you are looking for a tact Dr. W. Beneson 355- plus bonus. Contact Dana ; mestic compact cars. Con- steering ft APPLIES ■ tact John DeYound, WIL- LIAMS VW, 484-1341. brakes, 27,000 miles. $3,000. 663-3452. 3-10-17 (4) [ Employment | ffj] counter at PRO BOV.L EAST Waitresses for PRO BOWL new dimension in your nurs¬ ing career. We have openings 7432 or Harold Hilbert 355 6462 5 10-17 (111 Glass, 487 5413, Tuesday or Thursdays. 5 10 19 15) SWEET CIDER COILEEE or ARTS AM IHTIRS Students alumni and fac¬ ulty invited to . WEST, 2122 N for part time LPN'S on the are nomine C-23-10-31 (5) PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT Logan, Lan 3-11:30 p.m. shift for some¬ GROUNDSKEEPER PART MCDONALD'S RESTAU associate or full professo FORD VAN-1971. Carpet, with Michigan's largest multi- sing. 4-10-19 (6) with BERLINETTA CAMERO, paneling, bad rust, runs great manufacturer distributor, 15- one who can view the time mornings. Apply in per RANTS of East Lansing and BLOSSOM ORCHARDS 5 or more years of chronically ill Okemos are now hiring for service in the M S U. Col Good transportation, $425. 20 hours per week. Automo¬ ACCOUNTING STUDENT as a nursing son Harley Hotel (Formerly ; 1979. All power, air, air lege of Arts and Letters, fo 394-6415 after 5 p.m. bile required. 339-9500. for part-time bookkeeping. challenge. Come to the Hospitality Inn). 3600 Dunkel full and part time employ THE WARDOWSKI S shocks, T-top, AM/FM cas¬ INGHAM COUNTY MEDI ment. Shifts available starting a Distinguished Faculty 10-10-24 (4) C-23-10-31 (5) Senior or Grad student pref Lansing, Ml 48910 2 milat north of Lotlio sette. Very sharp. $8,000. CAL CARE FACILITY, 3860 at 7 and 11 a.m. and 5 p.m 3597 Hull Rood Award Nomination may be erred. Phone Nancy, 339- 5-10 17 (5) 349-9589. Seeing is believing. Dobie Road, Okemos, to made by a letter to FORD 1972. Good condition, UNIFORMED SECURITY of¬ 9500. C-3-10-18 (5) Apply in person 8 10 a.m. and (old U.S. 127) 12-10-16 (6) 2-4 p.m. lessor Erik Lunde. Dept of excellent transportation. $450 ficers and store detectives, complete your application. DON'T WASTE TIME Monday tHrough HOURS: 9 am 6pm fvK) American Thought ond Lang 349-6285. 8-10-25 (3) full or part-time. Call 641 - 16J1F)_ Sell Avon part time Earn Thursday. 7-10-23 19) CLOSED MONDAYS BUICK APPOLO - 1974, 2 _ uage giving o brief r< 4562. OR-23-10-31 (3) good money and set your PHONE: t-589-8251 door, 350 automatic with air, COOK CLERK for food MODELS ole for the nomination The FORD STATION wagon 1974 own hours. Ask about low WANTED, $9/ PICK YOUR OWN APPLES power steering £t brakes, preparation, assembling food hour 489 2278 or apply in deadline is October 20th excellent condition. $1,975. New muffler, tailpipe, steel PIANO TEACHER cost group insurance cover Sat 1 Sun.. 10-Spm - orders, busing tables. Mini¬ notorial supporting the belted radial tires. V-8, auto¬ PART TIME ages Call 482 6893 person at VELVET FINGERS, 321-4181 or 322-2288. mum wage 30 hours per Gift Package! sotion to follow matic, air. Power. Excellent Should you enjoy working 20 MATURE Students. Del C 12-10 19(6) 527 E. Michigan. by 8-10-19 (5) week, afternoons, early eve¬ shipped by UPS mber 16 condition in/out. $800, Eve¬ with iver catalogs and take orders. OR-23-10-31 (41 children, promoting their nings, Saturdays. CITY FISH nings/weekends, 351-3823. interest in music, displaying Household products. 321- AKERS CAFETERIA seeking BUICK LIMITED - 1975. 4 COMPANY, 124 E Washte¬ door. Very clean, no rust. S-5 10-22 (5) results in recital; your talents 3022 evenings. 3-10-18(4) naw, downtown Lansing. part time for lunches. See $3000. 625 3604 or 625 7862. are needed at the VFW 12-10-16 (8) Eileen in cafeteria office. GMC 1979 half tone, four NATIONAL HOME, Eaton PART TIME Akers Hall. 8 10 18 (4) grounds PEOPLE REACHER 8-10-19 (3) person wheel drive, loaded, 6,000 ft COMPUTER PROGRAM Rapids. Fee for services. part time cleaning person CAMARO LT 1974, auto¬ miles 323 3948 3-10-16^(3) Please call Jo 663 1521, ext needed for apartment com¬ MER, part time, prefer Cobal BABYSITTER IN my home, S matic, all power, AM-FM, GREMLIN 1971 reliable trans ension 1131 for interview munity. Call for interview experience. Call 351 5978 for non-smoker, own transporta 351-1400. 8-10-16 (4) an interview. 5-10-18 (4) tion. 351-0717. 8-10 19 (3) WANT AD $2600, 485 8504 after 6pm portation, minimal rust. $550. 7 10-19 (12) 6-10-23 (3) 351-7157 evenings. 12-10-31 (3) CAMARO 1975 Rally Sport FACTORY DOWN JACKET 50,000 miles. Great condition, MGB 74 % Burgundy, new tires, automatic. 355- Michelins, AM-FM, new bat¬ Just complete form and 5378. Best Offer 6 10 16 -41 tery. $2,300. 355-3053. mail with payment to: 5 10-18 (4) CAMARO LT 1975 brown metallic. Automatic, air cond MONZA 2 + 2 1976 36,500 State News Classified Dept. SALE itioning, console, excellent miles, 4 cylinder 4 speed, condition. One owner. 337- mint condition, 646-0098. 347Student Services Bldg. 9275. 12-10-24 (4) 8-10-24 (3) East Lansing, Mich. 48823 '69 CAPRICE - Very good 197b MUSTANG, 4 cylinder, condition, power, good MPG. $450 or best offer. 337-0269. 5-10-19 (3) white with red interior, $2200. Must sell 339-8021 DOWN VESTS FROM $19.95 12 10 30 (31 CHEVETTE 1979. 4 door, OLDS CUSTOM Cruiser 1976 DOWN JACKETS FROM $39.95 Address automatic, radio, deluxe int¬ air, power, cruise, trailer, erior. $4200 699 2350. City Zip Code hauling equipment, self level 4-10-19(3) CHEVY '76, 3/4 ton, auto system Make an offer. 646 6371 12-10-26 (5) LIMITED QUANTITIES AVAILABLE Doytime Phone Student Number matic, 454 V8, 10 ft. camper, OLDS DELTA 88, 1969 CON Preferred Insertion Dote Doys Ordered extras 371-3043 3 10 18 (3) CORDOBA '75, dependable, VERTIBLE. $400 or best offer 394 5575 after 5 p.m. Open Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday Classificotion good condition $1700 or best offer. 355-4293 after 2 p.m. 12-10-31 (3) October 16th, 17th, 18th, 19th 3 line minimum ond between words. 8 10 22 (3) CUTLASS 1970. good trans 10am-4pm 25 chorocters in o line, including punctuation spaces portation, priced for quick sale. Call after 6 p.m. 337 These are top quality Michigan made products! 0025 12 10 31 14) DELTA 88, 1973 Power, air tilt. $950 339 8021 Absolutely no cheap imports or shoddy imitations 12-10-30 (31 DODGE CHARGER 1974 All power. AM FM radio good condition, $1 700 or Take 1-96 to the Ionia exit, go North on M66 to M44, Please use rate chart for proper rate. best offer, evenings 351 2635 8 10 18 (5) days 337 1301 West on M44 to Belding and follow the signs If special rote od, which one? Amount Enclosed $ 4 1976 DODGE Wagon speed Air. AM FM stereo. $2200 394 2389 12-10 24(4) 6 stick. DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY 10 Michigon State News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Tuesday October 16, 1979 Houses | [ffi 1 For Sale Animals I Typing Service \\^\ The JAZZ FUSION MODERN HOUSE - All utili CAMBRIDGE AUDIO re PEKINGESE PUPPIES AKC UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS Splash - ties paid, basement, carpet ing, dining room, yard kids ceiver, 25 watts per channel. $100 Greg 332 2563. silver Et black. Wormed, shots. 394 0012. 8-10-23 (3) COMPLETE RESUME VICE: Typesetting; SER-~" offset (continued from page 8) The Green Splash, MSU's synchronized swimming club,numbers Streamwinier O.K. Just $185. (20-6C) 349 E-5-10 16 (3) printing; and bindery serv¬ 25 women participating in a sport that has a 53 year tradition at 1065. MID-MICHIGAN RENTALS. Open 9-9. WE SELL stereo equipment. LABRADOR puppies, RETRIEVER AKC, $125. 485 ices. Approved dissertation printing and binding special¬ the University. Monday - Saturday THE STEREO SHOPPE. East Cori Jacobs, coach of Green Splash, said the purpose of the club Guest C-3-10-17 (61 Lansing. C-23-10-31 (3) 7498. E-5-10-18 (3) ists. For estimate, stop in at 2843 E. Grand River or phone is to provide men and women a chance to improve both mental and Night - 2 for 1 Cover! EAST SPACIOUS 2 bed GOLDEN RETRIEVER pup 332 8414 C 23-10 31 (9) physical abilities through synchronized swimming. OVER' 3000 cheap albums, room furnished home. Heat pies. AKC, excellent hunting 251 and up all types hits to stock. $100. 651-6352. and gas included. Carpeting, COPYGRAPH SERVICE "SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING IS a developing sport," Jacobs 254 AJsbott ftl LUa»| Mi the obscure. FLAT BLACK Et E 5-10 18 (3) dining room, modern kitchen, COMPLETED, DISSERTA¬ said. "It is a combination of gymnastics, weightlifting and CIRCULAR. 541 E. Grand low deposit. Kids O.K. Now TIONS AND RESUME River, above Paramount. endurance swimming, within a framework of both individual and GERMAN SHORTHAIR Poi SERVICE. Corner MAC and $215. (22 1C) 349-1065. MID team Open 11 a.m. 6 p.m., 6 days. nter puppies. AKC. Great Grand River, 8:30 am - 5 pm sport. MICHIGAN RENTALS. Open C 14-10-31 (6) "Similar to modern dance, synchronized swimming is a blend of CONCERTS hunters and pets. Ready by Monday - Friday, 10 9-9. C 3 10 17 (8) am - 5 10-21. $50, small deposit will Saturday. 337-1666. aesthetics and athletics." STEREO SYSTEM, B & O. hold. Phone 694-6152. LUXURY DUPLEX, 3 bed C-22-10-31 (7) The club will compete this winter in several intercollegiate M70 speakers, 4002 turn¬ 5-10-22 (5) room, 2 baths, family room invitational competitions. Points in the competition are awarded table, SAL amps, Kenwood with fireplace, off Forest Road, near MSU. 694 9388. tuner. Super system, new FREE KITTENS, litter trained TYPING. FREE pick-up and delivery. Fast, experienced, individually for compulsory maneuvers as well as for freestyle routines in the solo, duet, trio and team categories. A team may New Wave Showcase condition. Phone 321-0864. Et very playful. Call 625-4836 3-10 18(41 low rates. 676-2009. 5 10 19(5) have four to eight participants. after 6 p.m. SN SHARE HOUSE, female. Pre fer professional or grad TEAC 2300-S. Open reel, 40 OLD ENGLISH Sheepdog OR-23 10-31 (3) TYPING, LIBRARY research, "A lack of university funds prevents us from competing at higher levels," Jacobs noted. "Nonetheless, our club may be one of Sunday Night student. Pets OK. St. Law reels of tape, bulk eraser. pups. AKC Pet and show the top ten programs in the country." resume service. Free pick up rencenear. $150 Et xh utilities $260. 351 7690. 3-10-17(3) $175-300. Your child needs to The highlight of the year for the club is the annual performance, and delivery. 676-1912. 485 6559 8 10 25 (51 love one. 882-9036. C 18-10-31 (3) which gives members a chance to showcase their skills. Oct. 21 fTlutants RECORDS' THOUSANDS to 8-10-24 (4) PERSON TO share 2 bed choose from, 751 and up, all EXPERIENCED TYPIST, dis¬ THE SHOW IS scheduled for spring term. room house on Magnolia quality guaranteed. WAZOO HORSES BOARDED, $50 per sertations, term papers, and "This fall, club members will work mostly on Street. Call after 4. 487 8408. RECORDS, 223 Abbott, 337 month. Includes all feed and graphs. Call 349-6692. conditioning and Johnny Thunder's 8 10-19 (3) skill development," Jacobs explained. She added that 0947 C 13-10-31 (5) care. 694 3250. 12 10-25 (3) OR-3-10-17 (3) participation in the club is still open to any student interested. Oct 28 ST CLAIR Road, 18 miles UNITED AIRLINES half-fare Practices are held from 6-8 p.m. in the Jenison Fieldhouse pool. north. Farm house 4 bed¬ coupons. 2 for $50 each. Lost & Found LOW RATES - Term papers, resumes. Fast expert typing. Gang War room. Large garden lawn 332 2909. E-5-10-19 (3) Day and evening. Call "G" area. Available now. $250/ TYPING. 321-4771. FOUND CALCULATOR month. 351 7497. LUDWIG SNARE, brushed C-13-10 31 (4) outside of Wells Hall. Call Oct. 31 Romantics OR 20-10-31 (6) chrome finish with stand, sticks, case. Like new, $125. after 5 p.m. 349-2569. Stickers lose SUBLET FOR 6 months. New townhouse. Okemos $375/ Call after 6 p.m., Jackson 3-10-17 (31 1 Instructions | \&] 1 782 3166, Barb (continued from page 8) month. 349 4767. 5 10-17(31 BROKEN HEARTED, lost Z-E-5 10-19 (5) very special gold necklace, initial "B" attached. "Large GUITAR LESSONS or group - Call MARSHALL Private Defense, Kajornsin added, played a year's game, but also a year ago major role in not only this when MSU defeated NMU by the RAINBOW RANCH | Rooms ][>] SCHWINN COLLEGIATE 5- speed. Good condition. $75. reward" to one Barbara at 337 0879. who finds it. MUSIC CO., 337 9700. Open weeknights until 9 p.m. identical 10 count. "We attacked them very well this year," Kajornsin said, "but FOR UPPER class or ate women. gradu Quiet, pleasant Call after 5 p.m., 332 6734. E-5-10-19 13) 5-10-19(4) C-5-10-19 (4) their defense is very good." U'-'i^o » references. $75. 332- With what is basically a new MSU starting lineup this season, o° o°o? room, 1746. 3-10 17 (4) AQUARIUM 29 O'Dell, hood with light, dia gallon, Personal u\ | Transportation"] Kajornsin also pointed out that the Wildcats did not lose a single player from last year's squad. pdO torn filter. Gravel. $40. 382 The loss drops the stickers' record to 6-4 2, following an early CORNUCOPIA WORKSHOP COmPUTER I For Sale 2646 after 4 p.m. E 5-10-19 (4) participants living in the Lan¬ CARPOOL: MASON Area- Columbia road and Eifert-to season string of six shutout victories. sing area may share in the MSU. 7:30am-5:30pm. 353- BOSE 901 SERIES III Excel Lansing Information Center 5328. 3-10-16 (3) LABORATORY lent. $575. With base and FUR JACKET, black Persian and meetings by writing to: paw with large mink collar, equalizer. Jeff. 353-1486. 8-10-23 (3) size 14. 2-3 speed girls bikes, 1 standard, $25 each. Phone Maury, 529 N. Butler St., Lansing, Mich. 48915 or by RIDER WANTED for carpool from Battle Creek to MSU. Golfers sixth °0 o O oO °0 o oO DISCOUNT CALCULATORS after 4:30. 487 8594 or 489 calling IV5-3556 after 7 p.m. 616-968-4027 or 353-4390. 10-10-16 (9) (continued from has moved to 124 W. Grand 7364 E 5 10-19 (7) 3-10-19(3) page 8) said. "I think this is the River. 351 0951. player will be. strongest team we have right OO o OR-23-10-31 (3) BOOKS! 3 floors of books, U.P.ers! RIDERS wanted to "It's such an important tour¬ ELECTROLYSIS now, but I feel that the sixth .°oOo-: 111w . magazines and comics. Ironwood area, through Mar¬ nament that we have to go with . CURIOUS BOOK SHOP, 307 f quette. 485 8859. 2 10-17 (3) player — whoever it will be — the players that we feel are the Open East Grand River, East Lan¬ is just going to strengthen us SEfTllNAR Corda West sing, 3320112. C 23 10-31 (5) •facial-Hoi> Lin..'lody ** strongest right now," Fossum more." oQ Virginia Ham-hell Cidermill PURDUE STUDENT and 2017 S. Cedor • y I Wanted \\X\ The use of HAL with the HUSTLER Auxiliary 5817 North Okemos Road, East Lansing non-student tickets. Phone 332-1382. 5-10-19 (3) Phone 484-1632 EDGAR CAYCE Search for HALF FARE airline coupons. Top dollar. Call Mike, 332- h-'s What's Library will be discussed in a seminar sponsored by the Computer Laboratory. The creation and maintenance of user auxiliary libraries on the 337-7974 CHRISTY'S QUALITY used 7977, mornings. 8-10-19 (3) Hours: 7:30am-7pm. furniture and GRAND OPENING antiques. God study groups forming, call 485 1676 evenings. 10-10-23 (3) NEEDED DESPERATELY 5 Happening MSU 6000 system will also be presented. Par¬ ticipants should be familiar with Hardwood end and coffee general admittance to Purdue SCOPE HUSTLER, FORTRAN, and UPDATE. tables. Secional book cases game. 355-3574. 7-10-18 (3) Announcements for It's What's Ingham Medical Center's Phys¬ The seminar will meet on Tuesday, October 16 at SEWING MACHINES new desks, lamps, couches, while Recreation m Happening must be received in the ical Therapy Department has vol¬ WANTED: 2-3 tickets to unteer positions open for MSU 3:00 p. m. in Room 110 Computer Center. free arm machines from desks, lamps, couches, State News office, 343 Student $99.50. Guaranteed used chairs, leather office chairs BLUEGRASS EXTENSION gether for MSU-Purdue Services students. Interested? Contact 26 Bldg., by noon at least machines from $39.50. All while they last. 505 E. Michi¬ SERVICE plays weddings, game. General admittance Student Services Bldg., immed¬ only. 353 1434. 2-10-17 (3) two days before publication. No makes repaired, EDWARDS gan Ave., Lansing. parties. 337-0178 or 372-3727. iately! announcements will be accepted DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, C 20 10 31 (10) C-23-10-31 (3) 1115 N. Washington. WANTED 3 non-student tick¬ by phone. Volunteer Action Corps helps 489 ets for Minnesota game. 353- 6448. C-23 10-31 (81 MGB PROTECTIVE car cover HAYRIDES FOLLOWED by needy community residents with Brand new. $50. Call even¬ CAMPFIRES. Large groups 5622. 8-10-25 (31 short term worker needs. Sign up ings, 655 3796. E 5-10-17 (3) welcome! CRAZY 'C' RID MSU Recreation Association to help in 1 Student Services Bldg. SMITH CORONA portable, ING STABLE. 676 3710. 2 or 4 TICKETS TO MSU- HAMBURGERS, FRIES, SHAKES AND BEER invites all recreators to fun friends manual typewriter. $30. 393- OR 1 10-16 (4) Minnesota game. 482-6232 or NEW ARRIVALS fellowship at 6 p.m. Wednesday, MSU German Club, 5 p.m., 7719. evenings. E-5-10-19 STEREO: Magneplanar MG1 332 5404. 9-10-26 (3) 209 IM Sports-West. Topics: Lei¬ Dienstag, Peanut Barrel. Alle Deu- ANNOUNCES: A GRAND OPENING speakers-used. Infinity OVER 100 quality used leat her coats. No coat over $80. Towers, Infinity Qa's, OHM F's Nakamichi 600 Cassette |~Rummage Sale |[5p| WANTED: 6 tickets together for Nov. 10, MSU-Minnesota sure, services, special events. tschsprecher sind herzlich einge- laden. Unterheltung, Entspennung and GET ACQUAINTED CELEBRATION Most under $60. Over 30 pairs home game. 517-631-2690. Join us, the Baptist Student Feststellung eines Trefftermins. deck, DBX subsonic synthe¬ MOVING SALE-October Tschuss! Sat., Oct. 13th thru Thurs., Oct. 18th during which of stereo speakers and many Z 12 10 26 (3) Union, for fellowship and Bible sizer, Dyna Pat 5 nd Stereo 16,17,18, 10-4. Colonial furni¬ fine stereo receivers with 90 70 Amp, Phase Linear 400 study at 6 tonight, 332 Union. you can get any small sized soft drink ture, desks tables, dishes, WANTED 2 6 MSU vs. Pur Are you going home this week¬ day warranty. DICKER and power amp. Advent 100 noise due tickets. 332 1382 end? Need a ride or riders? Alpha DEAL SECOND STORE. 1701 S. Cedar St., HAND reduction unit. Used Sony plants No clothing or toys. 4436 Calgary Boulevard. 9 10 19(3) 11 MSU Go Club meetssfrom 7 to Phi Omega offers Call-a-Ride serv¬ free! color TV's. Much Much Shacker tonight, Eustace Hall. Begin¬ ice. Call 353-CARS. with the Lansing. 487 3886. Heights sub¬ ners and Dan-level players wel- purchase of our regularly priced division, off Dobie road, NEED GARAGE or parking C-4-10 19(9) LIGHTENING FAST sandwiches (with the exception of the Okemos. Z-3-1 16 (8) space near campus. 353-3325 Forms to re-register student REPAIRS afternoons Et evenings. organizations are available in the sandwich being sold 2 for 1 or in HOUSE PLANTS Lush ft 5 10 18 (3) Student Activities Division, 101 MSU Juggling Association a combination that day! green. 200 plants 5/$2.00 + BUY, SELL, TRADE. Service meets at 8:30 tonight and every Student Services Bldg. Re-regist floor plants and hanging bas WILCOX TRADING POST, WANTED, STUDENT inter rations are due Friday. ► LIMIT—ONE PER CUSTOMERS kets. Close to campus. 332 ested in natural foods to Tuesday, Tower Room, Union. All 509 E. Michigan, Lansing. IMPROVE YOUR GRADES. habitual object levitators welcome 6446. E-5-10 22 (5) meals for faculty 485 4391. C 18 10 31 120) Send $1.00 for your 306 page prepare PLUS! SOFA AND matching chair, catalog of collegiate re¬ couple. Call 351 1881. 5-10 18 (4) We LSAT NEW AND used guitars, ban¬ search. 10,250 topics listed. are learning to speak Irish. dinette set, stereo, and table jos, mandolins, etc. Dulc¬ Box 25097G, Los Angeles Ca. WANTED: 4 Tickets to Ohio Meet with us, Irish Language and Tuesday the 16th with glass top, double bed, Culture Association, at 6 tonight. imers and kits, recorders, 90025. 1-213-477 8226. State vs. MSU. Call 355-4792 steel frame and box springs. Call 339 1501 after 4:30 thousands of hard to find albums and books. Discount Z 21 10 23(6) after 6:00 p.m. 5-10-19 (3) Mural Room, Union. Failte! *mc . fries i 3-10 18 (6) prices. Expert repairs free LOVING CARE for your child, Green all day i Splash Synchronized estimates ELDERLY INS¬ under 2, in my home $1/hour. Swimming Team invites anyone CARPETING, WOOL, pad TRUMENTS- 541 E. Grand 349 1229. 2-10-17 (3) interested to an introductory ding 12'/ift. x 20ft Spice River. C-23-10-31 (81 meeting and swim practice at 6 Both at 521 E. Grand River condition, clean $100. 332 tonight, pool, Jenison Fieldhouse. 0740. E-5-10-22 (4) FREE 8 track tapes included with 3 year old Ward's stereo. [Typing ServicT| [^jj u Right Across From MSU's Berkey Hall MUST SELL by October 26. 4 TYPING IN my East Lansing You can take Juniors, seniors: Gain academic AM/FM, turntable, 8 track, 2 - United discount coupons. credit interning with Big Brother/ big speakers. Compact, good home. Straight typing, foot Best offer. Call after 5, 351 my ad out Big Sister program. Contact Dave working condition, for only notes, quotes, tables. Call of the paper. 9170. 4-10-19 (4) Persell, College of Urban Develop- $100. 353 4793. E 5 10 16 (6) 351 9404. 12 10-16 (4) I got the 4 COMPONENT STEREO, EXPERIENCED IBM results USED BIKES. All sizes, $15 typing, $60; 23-inch TV Zenith con¬ Al Anon is for friends and $100. Also used parts. We dissertations (Pica Elite). I wanted. sole $100. 332 2431 after relatives of alcoholics. Al Anon also buy used bikes. Call FAYANN 489 0358 4 p.m. meets at 8 p.m. every Tuesday, 8 10-25 (3) C 23-10-31 (3) CHARLIE'S BIKE SHOP. director's apartment, Owen Hall. 393 2484 7 10-22 (5) COUCH, 2 chairs, ottoman, 3 end tables, 2 lamps $150. Call TYPING. EXPERIENCED fast and reasonable. 371 4635 Women's Resource Center ★ SPECIALS* PANASONIC AM FM Teresa 321 8940 Brownbag discussion is from noon E 5-10-22 (3) stereo receiver, cartridge- C 23 10-31 (3) If to 1 p.m. Wednesday, 334 Union. TUESDAY Panasonic thruster speakers. We get calls such as Topic: 'Claiming Verbal Space: 1 month old. $145. 372 5231. EXPERT TYPING.Term -TOAST OF THE TOWN NIGHT LOST, CATERPILLAR watch this every single day. Women's Speech Er Language,' E-5-10 18 (5) papers, letters, RESUMES. fob and pocket watch. Great Near Gables. 337 0205. Barrie Thome. IWt * All liquor. Beer A- Wine 1. price sentimental value, reward. C 23 10-31 (3) SOMEBODY ELSE'S George Brown 355-4720. The Medical Technology Club CLOSET featuring gently 4-10-19 (4) will hold a general club meeting at used clothing. 541 E. Grand PROFESSIONAL THESIS 7 p.m. WEDNESDAY River. Open noon to 6 p.m. Thursday, 146 Giltner Hall. typing on campus weekdays Take-ins by appointment. 8 5pm. Kent 627-2242, 6-7pm -MUGGERS MADNESS WOMEN'S LIGHT blue ski MSU Management Club spon¬ ,£ jacket and matching bib warmups. Size 7, about $40. 332 7263. E-5-10-22 (3) C 23 10-31 (5) 4 10 19 (3) EXPERT TYPING, dissert State sors discussion of the Dual Career Family with Gerald and Sharon Miller at 7 tonight, Teak Room, , All Mugs of Beer1 _• price SCHWINN BICYCLES. Man | Mobile Homes ||«*| ations, manuscripts (includ¬ ing) book length. Faculty Eppley Center. THURSDAY -PITCHER PARTY NIGHT Et ladies, top condition, $45 Et $55. 332 6984 E 5-10-22 (3) PEERLESS 1975 Home, 12x60, excellent cond Mobile ition. Price negotiable. Call references. 332 2616 3-10-18 (4) News Important Psychology Club meeting on the selection of com¬ mittees and future activities at All Pitchers 1 _■ price ' AMF TYROLIA 150 ski bind 694 5926 882 0138 NEW IBM Typing, disserta¬ or 7 p.m. Wednesday, 11 Olds Hall. specials fire i p at 8 p m Classified ings. Brand new, in the box. 12-10 26 (4) tions, term papers. Close, Non-members welcome. a. run all night long Retail for $65, will sell for $35. editing. 351 1345, 332 8498 Mark 484-5315. 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