Wedneb DAY Temperatures will be back up in the 60's again today, with The State News partly cloudy skies. Lows to¬ night will be in the upper 30's. VOLUME 73 NUMBER 143 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48824 OCTOBER 17, 1979 Ford criticizes Carter; '80 decision soon By BRUCE BAB1ARZ the president and the secretary of state," "There was a nominal amount of real Ford said he enjoyed being president and State News Staff Writer Ford said when asked about the Rev. Jesse danger," as a result of the accident at Three despite charges that the presidency wears Former President Gerald Ford said Jackson meeting with Palestinian leaders. Mile Island, Ford continued. on a person's health, he said he "got Tuesday he will not be involved in any "Foreign policy is the job of the president healthier in the office." "smoke-filled rooms" to get the Republican and the secretary of state," he said. Ford said that if nuclear power was MSU Athletic Director Joe Kearney nomination and will just observe move¬ On the political scope, Ford said that eliminated then the United States would he provided the University of Michigan alum¬ ments to draft him for 1980. whether Ronald Reagan is too old to be dependent upon Arab oil cartels. nus Ford, who was also captain of the Ford told reporters he is not a candidate, president is somet hing the American people Wolverine Football team, with an auto but he will decide within a week whether or must decide. "TO CLOSE THEM (nuclear plants) graphed Spartan football. not to allow his name to appear on the ballot down is totally irresponsible," he said. Solar "I won't mention what happened a few of New Hampshire's primary — typically "IT'S GOING TO be very and synthetic fuels should be explored and weeks ago," Ford said while holding the tough for the first state to hold a primary. Carter to get nominated and re-elected," possibly used in the future, but they will not ball. He wished MSU an undefeated The former Michigan legislator from Ford said. be in use for at least two years, he added. remainder of the season. Grand Rapids, who was in Lansing to He said that Sen. Edward Kennedy, address a meeting of the Michigan Retailers D-Mass., is a "very formidable opponent" Association, said none of the persons and that Chappaquiddick would not be seeking the GOP nomination will have raised as an issue if Ford was a candidate. enough delegate support to win the party's The Soviet combat brigade in Cuba is not first ballot at the convention in Detroit next a major presence, Ford said, but there is a July. "growing Soviet problem in Cuba" which In a campaign-like speech, Ford criticized has had a de-stabilizing effect on the West. President Carter's economic policies, but Ford added he is against the ratification agreed with Carter that the fight for energy of Salt II until the United States rebuilds its is the "moral equivalent of war." military strength. "The Soviets will not be persuaded by "WE GAVE THEM a healthy growing good will or pleas for restraint," he said. economy and now we have double digit inflation," Ford said. He gave the Carter DOMESTIC OIL PRICES should be administration a "zero" economically when de-controlled in order to help with Ameri asked to rate it on a scale of one to 10. ca's energy problems, Ford said, and we The claim that inflation has been due to should stimulate production of "our great¬ OPEC oil price increases is "untrue." Ford est resource," coal. The production of 1.2 said that it is the Carter administration billion tons of coal is the goal of the mining which is at fault. Oil Cartel increases only industry he added. account for about 20 percent of the inflation, "We must not allow Three Mile Island to he said. throw us off," he said. "We should not let "I don't approve of any of these people unreasoning emotion burden the discussion going around interfering with decisions of of nuclear power. Mackey asks council to consider presiding over own meetings BvSUE ROBACH Mackey's view. Winder's request that a task force be formed Steering Committee. State News Staff Writer "This is something the council wants to reassess the organizational role of James Elections to the 1979-80 Student Council President Cecil Mackey told Student badly," said Stuart J. Moses, councilmem- Madison College was tabled. Agenda Committee also took place at the Council members Tuesday that he does not ber. meeting. wish to act as presiding officer at the If such a procedure was adopted, Mackey The Executive Committee on Academic The bylaws for academic governance state council's meetings. said that it would not hamper the students Policy met Oct. 8, also at Winder's request, and voted to recommend to Winder that the that this committee must consist of a student Mackey's request reflects his previous from getting information to the administra¬ task force contain one James Madison member of the Steering Committee and suggestion that the role of an administrator tion or faculty. three representatives of the Student Coun as presiding officer at council meetings be "More autonomy for faculty and students faculty member, one James Madison under graduate, one representative from the cil; one to be an undergraduate student, one reviewed. At the same time he suggested would serve everyone's interests," he said. to be a graduate student and one to be an that the academic governance system be "I am convinced that a position a body like faculty with commitments to undergraduate re-evaluated to determine its effectiveness. this takes will carry much weight," Mackey education and a representative from the at large representative. "Participation in academic governance is said. "This is more important than if I or faculty with commitments to graduate Elected were David Saari, student mem State News Mork A. Deremo best Provost (Clarence L.) Winder are here." education. accomplished by a member of the body berof the Steering Committee; Kim Sharp, Levitation was one of the feats performed by Andre Kole, a 23-year chairing with open agendas," Mackey said. The committee also decided to include undergraduate student; Steve Spivey, grad vetdran illusionist, who displayed his skills in the Auditorium Monday The Student Council should be chaired by MACKEY SAID THAT such a move John E. Paynter, acting dean of James uate student; and Fred Gaddy, member at an elected member of the council, Mackey would have advantages because it would be night. Madison College, and a representative of the large. said. a more effective organizational style that "I chair by precedent," he told the council. would hasten procedures in governance systems. Earthquake breaks All-Ameriean Canal; MEMBERS OF THE council also shared In other business, a report concerning some cities left with two-day water supply Plans under way By ROBERT E.LOCKE Tuesday. City officials asked residents to Authorities had been worried that the centered 10 miles east of here. The tremor, Associated Press Writer conserve water and arranged for tanker st rong aftershocks that jolted the area could the strongest in the 48 contiguous states for Young to teach EL CENTRO, Calif. - Officials said trucks to bring water. spark a "mammoth fire," but Medina said since a 1971 quake in the San Fernando Tuesday that California's worst earthquake the situation had stabalized by daybreak. Valley near Ia>s Angeles, was felt up to 300 in eight years broke the major canal "IF THIS OUTAGE goes beyond a couple miles away in three states and Mexico. bringing water to this arid border region, of days we'll have to start trucking the water MEDINA SAID ABOUT 200 mobile Just across the Mexican border in By TIM SIMMONS leaving some cities in the area with only a in," said a top official in the State Office of homes had been destroyed and several Mexicali, where some panic was reported in State News Staff Writer two-day water supply. Emergency Service. homes were also ruined. the city's teeming streets, police officer Tentative plans for former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Andrew Young to That assessment came from city and The earthquake also disrupted the sewage By 8 a.m., seismologists at California Apulinar Sumaran said many homes were teach at MSU this spring should be finalized by November, Robert Green, dean of the council officials who met in the garage of the treatment plant at El Centro, leaving Institute of Technology reported hundreds heavily damaged and 30 persons were College of Urban Development, said. untreated sewage spilling into a holding of aftershocks with 26 measuring 4 or more injured mostly by breaking glass. Imperial County fire station beneath neon Plans are being formalized for Young to teach a three-hour class once a week focusing lights left askew. The meeting was jarred by on the Richter scale, including "six over 5. Gal Tech seismologist Anne Blanchard on domestic and international orientation, Green said. one of the hundreds of aftershocks from The largest 5.6 hit around midnight said Tuesday that if a quake the size of Most of the early damage total came from "Hopefully the class will be able to focus on developing countries from an international Monday afternoon's quake, which measured the wrecked county government services The Richter scale is a measure of ground Monday's "had occurred in Los Angeles, it standpoint and topics such as the poor domestically," he added. 6.5 on the Richter scale. would have been a lot worse." building in El Centro. Imperial County motion as recorded on seismographs. Every An attempt is being made to offer the course to all students enrolled in the University At least 91 persons received "It was in a sparsely populated area and injuries in the Public Works Director David Pierson called increase of one number means a tenfold regardless of their college. quake, almost all of them minor. Damage in there were few highrise buildings," she said. the supposedly earthquake proof structure increase in magnitude. An earthquake of 6 the Blanchard said Monday's quake closely "We may be able to set up a system where some students take the course for credit and area was put at "$10 million to $12 a total loss and said it would cost $7 million to can cause severe damage. million, but that's a very preliminary resembled another big quake in the area in others just audit it," Green said. "I hope we could accommodate all students enrolled in replace. The swarm of aftershocks inspired many 1940 that registered 6.7 on the Richter scale. some way or another." figure," said Imperial County fire chief Rudy Medina. Firefighters from two counties warily residents in the area to sleep outside or in The earlier tembler, which provided the Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. cut short an eyed a gas tank farm where the quake tents and trailers because of concern that first evidence that, the Imperial fault GREEN IS WORKING with Provost Clarence L.Winder to form a faculty committee East Coast political visit and returned to Los damaged three tanks holding 90,000 gallons houses could suffer new structural damage. existed, heavily damaged the All American to outline course details. of gas and aviation fuel. The initial quake, at 4:16 p.m. PI)T, was canal which was then under construction. The faculty committee will be comprised of members from the College of Urban Angeles. He was to tour the Imperial Valley later in the day. Local authorities have Development as well as other colleges, Green added. "We want other units to work with the College of Urban Development and sit with Mr. already declared a state of emergency. Young and his staff todetail the course," Green said. "Mr. Young has shown a great deal of interest in teaching the class." THE Ql AKE ALONG the Imperial fault, 150 miles southeast of Ix>s Angeles, shifted Army lowers intelligence , Young is expected to teach about four or five classes and invite guest speakers to some home foundations by a foot in El conduct remaining lectures. "He could identify some outstanding people who would touch aspects of the course," Centro and moved a road six inches. Officials drained the All American Canal recruits below-average but ' Green said. "When I became aware of his resignation I felt it would be a great benefit to after the tembler made several cracks in the expose our students to someone with his views and sensitivities." wall of the conduit which runs about 70 miles WASHINGTON — About six out of 10 young men recruited into below standard recruits from basic and individual training base from the Colorado River at the Arizona the Army last year "were below average in intelligence," the output. GREEN BECAME AQl AINTED with Young in 1963. They both worked in the civil border and west along the California Mexico Army's top training general said Tuesday. Starry did not have available a comparison of the mental rights movement with Martin Luther King between 1965 and 1967. Gen. I)onn Starry, head of the Army Training and Doctrine qualification levels in the present all volunteer force with those of Young has been giving guest lectures at MSU since 1968, Green said. In 1972 he That canal is the chief aqueduct in a Command, told reporters this has been offset to some extent by the old draft based Army. The last draftees were inducted nearly participated in an "urban forum" at MSU that still meets periodically. network of canals that has made this what he called the "greater motivation" among these soldiers to seven years ago and most have long since left the Army. "Young has spoken at many universities throughout the country, but this would be the once arid desert region bloom with irrigated serve and succeed. Unable to meet its recruiting objectives, the Army lowered its first formal tie for him toone University," Green added. "If this works we may be able to standards again this month in accepting 17 year old volunteers fields, yielding one of the nation's richest "We're getting our share of the population who are less smart," attract him back for a class next spring." Starry said, noting reports that college entrance test scores also who have not graduated from high school. Previously, a high array of crops. Young's appointment as a visiting faculty member must be approved by Winder and "The All American Canal is our lifeline," have been declining. school diploma was required of both groups. President Cecil Mackey. Board of Trustee members will also be able to comment on the Starry said it is too early to tell yet how this is working out. said Medina. Starry, who supervises the training of some 200,000 recruits a appointment during their regular monthly meeting. As for young officers coming into the Army, Starry said "thev The valley has 90,000 residents, most of year, said volunteers with below average mentality are trainable, are as good as they have ever been and better motivated than in "A lot of this has not been worked out, but we are working on formalizing it right now them living in the cities of El Centro,, "but that it takes more time to teach them certain mechanic type and hope to have it done soon," Green said. Catexiro, Brawley and Imperial. and similar jobs. the draft years." Broken glass and water mains throughout This, he said, has increased burdens borne by unit commanders, The Army gets about 80 percent of its officers through the Reserve Officer Training Corps program, Starry said. K! Centro kept clean up crews busy who must continue the teaching process after they receive 2 Michigor Stote News Eost Loosing Michigon Wednesday October 17 1979 HM)S SLPPORT /.V State News Carter's trip has positive tone \A/ire Digest B> MAI REFN M\TI\| the city's Democratic leaders, Washington, the president held added: "I really did appreciate Press W riter but he returned to Washington And the Chicago mayor made "town meeting" with resi CHICAGO President with a a it." ; ^ - surprisingly strong a pointed reference to Sen. dents of suburban Dolton. 111. Carter, ending a two day trip to statement of support from Edward M. Kennedy, who is He assured the audience Byrne did not come awayi the Midwest, condemned Cu Byrne. considering empty handed, either. Carter a challenge to Car gathered in a high school gym¬ ban military activities Tuesday Although he did not get a ter for the Democratic used the opportunity to an-; presi nasium that inflation would Focus'World Ma;. ■ >ssed delight over Jane Byr firm endorsement pected bid for another for his ex dential nomination, issuing a ease by the end of the year. nounce several programs bene-; ficial to Chicago and to Byrne's term, warning "to those who would And he criticized Cuba as dorsement of his re election. Carter did get Byrne's asser divide the Democratic Party." "the administration. For instance, Carter came to Chicago on most highly militarized he announced that the Air tion that if the decision were to American shares economic Nobel prize jncertain political ground with she would ■y on earth per capita." Force would vacate a vote BEFORE DEPARTING FOR Tlhe Cubans, he said, are "con¬ facility at' O'Hare Airport so an interna-. - STOCKHOLM Swede- AP An was the firs* ever given to on economist stantly interfering" with the tional terminal can be built' Ame^con ond West Indion who from the affairs of other countries. a developing world according to there. Byrne had been Carter said the Cubans have working ' teocbes m the Un>*&d States were iomtly owarded the 1979 Nobe! Memorial Prize in Economic Science on the Royol Swedish Academy Theodore W Schultz 77 of the Uni¬ Commuter trains collide more than 45,000 troops in countries where "they have to take over the defense there for some time. facility Toesdoy for their versity of Ch.cago ond Sr Arthur Lews In work to improve economic ond human By LEE UNDER hospitals and an elementary absolutely no business." addition, Carter an;- • 64 the West lnd>on native and B- tish Hospital spokespersons said The United States will not Associated Press W riter nounced plans for federal fund;- conditions school, the police commissioner 413 persons were including women s libera¬ subiect who teoches at Princeton Uni- PHILADELPHIA injured. move to establish normal dip¬ ing of more than 1,300 city — Scream - tion, in the Third World veristy both have extensive practical lomatic relations with the is¬ ing passengers were sent "fly¬ Con rail officials said as many Eighteen of those treated government jobs. The award which carries a cash prize experience of development problems were admitted. One person, land nation until Cuba ends its ing'' dow n the aisles and slam as 1,200 a Asked if he had expected a of $190 000 was the fifth this yeor re- passengers may have and are deeply concerned about the mir.g into seatbacks when three train crew worker was re¬ involvement in the affairs of been riding on the trains. formal endorsement, Carte)- ceived by Americans who have cap¬ need and poverty in ported in serious condition at other countries and until the the world ond how packed commuter trains replied: "I think that was tured the lion s share of 1979 prizes as in to find ways out of under development crashed in a chain reaction at O'NEILL SAID MOST of the the University of Pennsylvania regime of president Fidel Cas¬ releases enough." past years The oward to the West Indian the academy said in a citation. the peak of the morning rush- Hospital. tro "hundreds and injuries involved bloody noses, hundreds, hour Tuesday. There were even thousands," of Byrne, a longtime friend of sprained necks and some bro¬ the more than 400 injuries, most of ken bones. Five cars derailed — two on political prisoners. Kennedy family, surprised the express even White House aides Mon¬ them minor, authorities said. "We heard this big bang and and three from the Chinese dissident receives jail jail sentence 'We were going at a good ran out there with ice and moving fourth train. The ex¬ CARTER EXPRESSED day night when she issued a press had originated in West DELIGHT at the level of sup¬ thinly veiled warning to the clip, 40 to 45 miles an hour." paper towels." said Ruth Wolf, said R.C. Morrow of Glen Mills, a teacher at the Chester, the other three trains port he received from Byrne Massachusetts senator that a Harrington and the city's powerful Demo¬ PEKING AP, China s most famous protest marches of several hundred a structural in Media. fight over the Democratic pres¬ - engineer and one of Elementary School, a block cratic apparatus, calling the idential nomination was ill- young dissident was sentenced to 15 people who sought redress of grlev the commuters on board. from the accident scene. mayor's remarks "perfect." He advised. years in prison Tuesdoy for giving mill ances dating bock to the '966-69 Cul¬ "We started flying when the A nine-car lead train de¬ tory secrets to a foreigner and seeking tural Revolution, The charges ogoins* engineer hit the brakes. Most of veloped a mechanical failure to overthrow the government. her hove not been announced the people hit their heads and and a second train, which also DESPITE PRODI Wei, editor and writer for the maga¬ faces on their seats in front of had nine cars, stopped behind The conviction of 29-year-old maga them." it. according to R.B. Hoffman, zine Explorations, was convicted in a zine lowed woman editor Wei Jingsheng is to be fol¬ Wednesday by the trial of a dissident, the next in what op six-hour trial sure to be studied by many Chinese for clues to the direction Chi¬ There were no reports of fatalities in the 19 a.m. crash on the Media West Chester line an official of Conrail which operates the commuter service. "The leading train got start¬ Recession still expected nese justice is toking in an era of just beyond ed and headed toward Philadel pears to be a series of trials of leaders of a curve in the WASHINGTON AP' — Treasury Secretary at the same time the Federal Reserve Board promised greater freedom The case is southwest section of the city. phia." Hoffman said. "The third G. William Miller said Tuesday the nation still lost year s democracy movement. released figures showing industrial production being viewed as a test of China s emerg¬ train stopped behind the second faces a moderate recession, The new defendant, Fu Yuehuas, 36 is despite figures was up by 0.5 percent last month. ing legal system and tolerance of de¬ BRACE YOURSELVES." train and the fourth hit the showing industrial production in September The increase represented a turn-around from a said to have planned and directed the mocracy ond dissent. shouted a man just before the third before it could move registered the biggest growth in four months. decline of 0.9 percent in August. The impact. awav." improve¬ "While the recession facing the nation is The passengers, many dazed The force of the crash pro¬ ment was largely a result of an increse in auto expected to be moderate, the current economic output as manufacturers began production of and dabbing their bloody faces pelled the front of the third New government promises end to corruption with handkerchiefs, stumbled train into the rear of the second outlook remains volatile, particilariy in light of 19S0 models. the uncertainties about energy prices and Miller said the nation's economy in recent from the cars as police wagons, train which was just getting availability." Miller told a congressional panel. weeks has shown "more strength than earlier SAN SALVADOR El Salvador 'AP; ambulances and fire rescue ready to pull out. Hoffman "We cannot be as certain as previously about government Romero reportedly fled to anticipated." but added that he still forecasts "a vehicles raced to the scene. added. the depth and severity of the economic slow¬ moderate recession." The new military government sent neighboring Guatemala. A few people were trapped down." he said. But Miller quickly added that In fact, he indicated the outlook may have troops against opponents in one capital In Washington, the State Department in the first smashed car but the "WE HAVE NO idea .hat "there are few signs" the recession will be as bad w orsened as a result of the Federal Reserve suburb Tuesday, suspended constitu cautiously welcomed the ouster of the firemen got them out quickly," triggered the accident,' as the 1974-1975 downturn which the Board recent actions to push up interest rates, was worst tional guarantees and imposed martial rightist regime by the generals de¬ Com since the Depression. coupled with law ond a night-time curfew in the face scribed announcements by some oil as young moderates — and said •Joseph O'Neill. The treasury secretary's testimony before of left-wing defiance it was producing nations of higher prices and cutbacks encouraged by the new leader¬ The injured wi members of the Joint Economic Committee came in production. ship s call for moderation and free elec- Col. Jaime Abdul Gutierrez and Col. Adolfo Arnoldo Mahano also dissolved Solvodoran government sources said the legislature that was dominated by constitutional guarantees were sus Gen. Carlos Humberto Romeros right- pended after members of the leftist wing government that was toppled Mon- LP-28 group erected barricades and took doy night. They also promised a redistri¬ over municipal buildings in San Salva¬ bution of the nations wealth and 0 dor s suburbs of Mejiconos and Cusca- moderate and eminently democratic' toncingo. Focus=Nation Two men tried in nuclear plant sabotage JAZZ • FUSION -&rif? 7piJ,afr SURRY, Va. (AP) - Jurors began de liberations Tuesday in what is believed to be the nation's first trial involving the sabotage of a nuclear facility after being told the two saboteurs acted in the at the nuclear power plant here. The utility that operates the plant said the admitted sabotage by the two former employees caused SI million damage Streamwinner Monday ■ Saturday iaimtai pub Reduced Prices Daily 'till 8 pm lie interest. The trial before Judge Ligon Janes be¬ Sport, noun. Recreation. his The issue here is your safety fense attorney Maurice Nessen said in closing arguments County Circuit Court jury to de the Surry gan munity. Thursday in this rurol Virginia com¬ Kuykendall and Merrill admitted pour¬ ing sodium hydroxide on the fuel rods to fizarcli (^oderaround St Atten LUnic Ml (sport) Athletics. Pastime. Everyone has a sport of some sort. To play, compete, or lust to watch. Meiier is one of the The jury must decide if William Kuy- bring public attention to what they re¬ biggest sporting goods stores around. No matter what kendall of 26 Newport News and garded as lax security and unsafe work¬ MSU HUMANITIES your sport is, Meijer Thrifty Acres has the quality gear James Merrill, 24 of Hampton com ing conditions at the plant operated by and tfie same name brands you want, priced 3ed to to save save you mitted crime when they poured a caustic a chemical 62 fuel rods Virginia Electric & Power Co. Both men COURSES money. So, instead of spending your last on April 27 had top-security clearances at the time. ftp dime at the sporting specialty goods OVERSEAS STUDY store,] why not jog on over to Meijer and save WINTER TERM some money. Maybe enough for two seats Energy group protests for lower prices | ISRAEL/GREECE HUM 201, 202 203 behind the dugout. Whatever your sport, 300 345 Meijer can outfit you. On the court, WASHINGTON (AP) From a New over the world into the coffers of oii SS 300 REL 295 495 °r fleid Hampshire honk-in to a lunchtime rally in Los Angeles Americans will be companies complained William W. Winpisinger president of the Interna¬ SPRING TERM Ao^off1 ^ elation ^ itself. Two males east of campus in LONDON HUM 202, 203, 300 Ok taking to the streets across the country tional Association of Machinists and Wednesday to demonstrate for lower head of the Citizen-Labor Energy Coali SS 212, 223 300 energy prices. tion. HUM 202 203, 300, 313 PARIS One organizer of the protest Tomorrow STOP Day mass is for Stop the oil FRN 101. 102, 201, 202 said angry citizens would be demon¬ profiteers Winpisinger told reporters. strating in 103 cities and towns against The protests will 203,341,351,352, come just 48 hours "the most massive, blatont redistribu after disclosures that two of the world s 499 tion of wealth in history. largest oil exporters. Libya and Iran FLORENCE HUM 202, 203, 300 Billions of dollars are being trans¬ have raised prices for crude-oil pro¬ ITL 106, 201, 202 299, ferred from the pockets of people all ducts 321,328,341 435 SUMMER TERM Washington gov. wary of reopening (lump LONDON HUM 202, 203, 300 OLYMPIA, Wash (AP) Gov. Dixy dumps located in Nevada and bourn Lee Ray met with Nuclear Regulatory Carolina have been trying to either MEETINGS FOR INFORMATION Commission and federal transportation close or drastically curtail use of the officials Tuesday to discuss reopening TONIGHT, OCT. 17 facilities. 108 Bessey 7p.m. the nuclear dump on the federal reser Ray shut down the low-level nuclear vation at Hanford one of only three waste proposal site Oct. 4 after she said THURSDAY, OCT. 18 129 Hubbard 7p.m. such facilities in the nation. two trucks arrived improperly loaded The closing of the dump has caused and a third had faulty equipment. The some hospitals in New England to cut facility is operated on leased land by Nu STUDENTS ARE INVITED TO LEARN ABOUT EACH PRO¬ back on procedures that require the use clear Engineering Co GRAM AND TO DISCUSS LIVING ARRANGEMENTS of radioactive materials, such as test We want assurances Ray said. I TRANSPORTATION AND TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES ing for thyroid disorders and hormonal want more than lip service from the INFORMATION WILL ALSO BE AVAILABLE REGARDING imbalances and determining proper NRC FINANCIAL AID AND SPECIAL SCHOLARSHIPS drug dosages for certain heart ailments Ray formerly headed the Atomic Officials responsible for the other Energy Commission FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT OFFICC OF OVMStAS STUOT 108 INTMNATIONAl CCNTf B 333-8420 Michigon Stote News. East Lansing. Michigan Wednesday October 17, 1979 3 PSC orders hearings By MICKI MAYNARD Wilson said PIRGIM wants the group would prefer the Commission chairperson I nited Press International the money put away so Con utility begin collecting the Daniel Demlow made the pro¬ LANSING — Bowing to a sumer's Power would not be money now. posal at hearings held Monday request from a consumer acti¬ able to use it for another "They should have the people bv Sen. Donald Riegle, D Mich., vist group, the state Public purpose. who are using electricity now on home heating programs. Service Commission Tuesday "We're very concerned that pay for it (decommissioning)," If federal aid is not forth ordered hearings on the esta¬ the money be there when he said. coming, Demlow said he also blishment of a fund to disman decommissioning comes," In other action, the PSC plans to propose a PSC ban on tie nuclear power plants. Wilson said. It should be approved an emergency order winter utility shutoffs for sen¬ The request came from the either set up in a trust fund, or requiring utilities to inform ior citizens. He said more than Public Interest Research Group the utility should wait until the their customers about govern 23,000 Michigan utility cus¬ in Michigan. Discussion of the year 2000, when it is needed." ment programs available to tomers were disconnected last issue arose in connection with a The consumer activist said help them. winter. Consumers Power Co. rate increase case. In other action, the PSC COGS MEETING ordered state utilities to in¬ clude information about home heating assistance programs in billing statements. Consumers Power wants the Student rights agenda rate increase to pay for future The Student Rights Docu Academic Freedom all of the student dismantling of the Big Rock Report of ment so rights ment will be the main topic at Undergraduate Students and will be plant at Charlevoix and the explained together and Palisades facility at South today's meeting of the Council the graduate students rights to get consistency on them," of Graduate Students at 5:30 handbook. said COGS President Sharon Haven. The p.m. in the Con-Con Room of The MSU Board of Trustees Cogdill. "1 hope to provide some original Consumer's the International Center. the University Committee Power plan was to stash the gave pressure to COGS and to The document, which has Student Affairs six months ASMSU into money in an interest-bearing on passing it through been held up by committee to formulate the document. fast." account. The utility wants to collect around $14 million a action, is a revision of the "They are revising the docu year from customers. Cogdill said that if the docu This money, ment was not quickly finished however, would be subject to state and federal and passed through the organi income taxes, meaning the amount remaining in the fund Court Appeals of zations, which need to ratify it, students will be in danger of City workers layoff sparks debate would be slashed in half by the time it was needed. losing their rights. Chairperson Chuck Goeke of rejeels fund eats PIRGIM energy director Ronald Wilson, who expects the the University Committee on Bv ROLAND WILKERSON Dec. 31, and still hire an BAKER CRITICIZED THE for the facility." Student Affairs will report on State News Staff Writer additional 26 CETA workers at mayor's statement, comment A resolution calling for funds hearing to be held early next the status of the document at The layoff of temporary city a cost of $55,000 to the city, ing that "This is the first time to renovate the center was sent year, said the group was con¬ By LAM WIELAND the meeting. Baker said. that any one has ever said that cerned about differing esti¬ employees led to an argument back to the committee on Public I nited Press International "A serviceable level is not between Lansing Mayor Gerald Graves also sent the Council I could overrule the other seven mates of the amount needed to Also the Property and Safety when Sec LANSING — The Michigan met when the failure to fund on agenda is a Graves and Councilmember-at letter stating that only 35 of councilmembers on issues for ond Ward Councilmember Wil shut down the plants. a Court of Appeals has rejected eliminates the function or report on the availability of 52 CETA participants were "One utility said it would be Large Richard Baker at the liam Brenke objected to the Wayne County's scheduled creates an emergency im athletic tickets by COGS mem City Council meeting Monday immediately laid off. He said The mayor also referred to $200 million, another said it ber Steve Spivey. Spivey re¬ replacement of the heating 1978 79 budget cuts saying its mediately threatening the ex that of the remaining 16 em¬ the council a letter regarding a would be $20 million," Wilson system. Brenke said he wanted prosecuting attorneys office istence of the function," the cently proposed an alternative The tax abatement said. "That's quite a difference. temporary employees ployees 12 were still working. application from clarification on how extensive could not operate properly at a court said. method of ticket distribution to were being paid with federal Graves, stressing his com¬ Lindell Drop Forge. the work would be. lower funding level. Prior to the budget cuts — MSU Athletic Director Joseph funds from the Comprehensive mitment towards the CETA The forge, located at 2830 S. The appeals panel over ordered by the MFC last fall as Kearney, and will report on the Employment Training Act program, cited the city had Logan St., is requesting about turned a lower court's ruling a means to reduce the county's status of the proposal. (CETA). The program was recently "created 44 new posi¬ $3.5 million for plant improve¬ that the Wayne County Board rapidly growing deficit — as There has been concern at designed to provide job train¬ tions." ment and replacement of equip¬ ing for unskilled workers to help them land permanent em¬ Graves said Baker used the ment. The council also heard from PCE exposure of Commissioners had quately funded the office, but said the county clerk, treasurer ade¬ sistant county prosecutors car ried an average 140 case work load. COGS about the football, has ki t ball and hockey ticket situa ployment. "big lie tactic" when Baker the Michigan Women's Studies and drain commissioner had tions because every other year The figure is 99 percent criticized the mayor and council graduate students are the ones The CETA controversy Association, which is eying the received sufficient budgets to higher than caseloads for prose stems from an announcement the Mayor made in September stating that funds for 52 city for not attending the program through Dec. 31 Throughout his six-page let¬ citv-owned Center as Baptist Convention a home for a posed hall of fame for Michigan pro not 'epidemic' provide their state mandated Suits filed against the county cuting staffs in other densely populated areas of the country, the court said. to receive the low Cogdill said. priority, CETA workers had run out. the mayor cited Baker as MUSKEGON (UPI) — Bofours Lakeway Chemical Co. has commission by several officials The county's ter. budget cuts THE CITY COL LI) have an "obstructionist" in delaying various city projects during his Gladys Beckwith, tative a represen¬ of MWSA, said the "would b-- an ideal spot taken steps to prevent worker exposure to PCE, which can cause a severe skin problem, a company spokesperson said Tuesday. after proposed budget trim ming was announced prevented would have eliminated 18 at torneys — leaving the re¬ JREE RIDE_ kept the 52 employees on until years as a councilmember. center the staff cuts from taking place. mainder of the staff with an Ralph W'olthuis, vice president for environmental safety and governmental affairs, said a number of company employees have been plagued by an itchy, scaly red rash a a result of their Suits filed against the county commission by several officials average workload of 163 cases. WEDNESDAY Wayne County's tumultuous IT IS OUR opinion that such County Board of Health exposure to the chemical, perchloroethylene. "There were over a period of nearly a year a total of 19 who did have a dermatitis exposure," Wolthuis said. "We have over 1978 79 fiscal year ends Nov. 30 and next year's financial out look for the nation's third a loss would render the prose¬ cutor unable to perform the (continued on page 14) the course of the year as this has come about introduced several largest county does not appear will support Food Bank Drive changes in an attempt to correct the problems. "We think we have the situation well in hand. It's not an any brighter. epidemic," Wolthuis said. THE APPEALS COURT Everyone Wolthuis said workers will wear special rubberized suits, said fund i.g for the prose Welcome: Ski Club By KAREN GOODWIN "Since the program began state House of Representatives See Today's Paper boots, masks and gloves to prevent skin contact with PCE. cutor's office did not allow it to Meets State News State Writer one year ago, there has been a bill favors licensure. The precautions were taken following circulation of an Tonight, 109 Anthony Hall for complete rules. serviceable" level Ingham County Board of substantial improvement in The board moved to oppose internal company memo written by a safety supervisor who 7:30 pm. Health decided Tuesday to (the) infant mortality (rate)," the House bill which takes recommended extreme caution in handling the chemical. support a Food Bank Drive for he said. away registration require- "I feel that we have a major problem which we must take Nov, 9 and 10. The cost to Ingham County steps to correct before it gets worse," the supervisor wrote. Chairperson Elinor Holbrook for the program is $114,000. Braggs reported that the "Once a person has a rash there is no medical treatment to said the drive allows consumers Ingham County has the new 1980 Board of Health county make the person immune to getting the rash again." to purchase non-perishable food est maternal and infant budget was to be $2.1 million. Just care Opened! Some 100 employees work at the plant. items from designated grocer¬ project. Others with similar The budget increased $20,000 ies and donate them to food projects are Barion, Muskegon, from 1979. Saginaw and Kent counties and "It's been held twice a year the City of Detroit. for the last two years," Hoi Holbrook requested that a brook said, "and it's been very report on the project's commu¬ successful." Commissioner Don requested that an evaluation Tavano nity effect be distributed at the next meeting. The proposal will be re¬ ANOTHER and report of the bank's service viewed by the Board of Com¬ be provided for the next board meeting. HEALTH OFFICER BRUCE missioners beginning with the Human Resources Committee meeting on Oct. 22. In other business, the board prinit-in-Q-mlnit Bragg introduced a $180,000 supported the registration, not state a funded grant proposal for maternal and infant care licen Licensure would give sani Full Printing Services save you E project for 1979 to 1980. tarians an exclusive monopoly at our new location Bragg said the project, which in practicing their profession. is funded by the Department of Registration protects a sani Health, to 350 high risk women and their infants. tarian's title, but does not restrict others from carrying 111 N. Harrison Women are scheduled to out a sanitarian's activity. Corner of Hariison and Michigan make 12 prenatal visits and Registration of sanitarians is next to Quality Dairy nine infant visits. a statute in Michigan, but a Convicts can shorten 351-4664 term icitli 'good time' Copying available, too! LANSING (UPU — Attorney General Frank Kelley Tuesday NOW TWO UNIVERSITY said despite a new law stiffening sentences, a prisoner still can get out before his minimum term is served if the maximum minus good LOCATIONS! behavior credits is shorter, In an opinion requested by state Corrections Director Perry For ■ Johnson. Kelley also said the voter approved law precludes parole *Ski & Swap Sales For Printing Copying •consideration for prisoners with life sentences. And. citing court opinions on the matter, he said the law is valid, 351-5575 " but it applies only to crimes which were committed on or after ^Monthly Meetings With Films, Door Prizes 351-4664 Dec. 10. 1978. *Lift Discounts At Several Ski Resorts U IN. Harrison 255 Ann Street The law. approved last year bars persons convicted of serious *24 Hour Snow Report Phone Line & copies, too high volume duplicating crimes from using so-called "good time" sentence reductions to win release on parole before serving their minimum terms. *Club Office Mon. - Fri. 8:30-5:30 Mon. - Fri. 8:30 - 6 KELLY SAID THE law does not terminate a prisoner's *Equipment & Clothing Discounts Sat. 9-12 Sat. 10-5 entitlement to good time and special good time, but rather *Club Newspaper prohibits good time credit for parole eligibility until the minimum Locations also in Downtown and South Lansing 1 sentence is served. *Learn To Ski • "However, when earned by good behavior, good time reduces Programs the maximum sentence and a parole is not granted. A prisoner must be discharged when the sentence is served. For Complete Info .Don't prinitln-Q-minit "Therefore, since discharge is required at the time that the Miss Our Annual Fall Meeting prisoner has completed serving his or her sentence the prisoner must be discharged even though he or she has served less than the minimum sentence," he said, 109 Anthony Hall... 7:30 pm icontinued on page 16l "OUR NAME SAYS IT ALL!" Opinion Replace 911 with REGINALD THOMAS DPS phone system Ever since the 911 emergency phone system was implemented on Young's invitation good politics campus its effectiveness has been questioned, and it is time definitive action be taken to eliminate the 911 system at MSU. The possibility of former United Nations CUD was attacked by Trustee Micheal Green's people. of a few hecklers. In fact, Young said, he did Currently, students calling emergency numbers are connected with Ambassador Andrew Young being a guest Smydra, who said the college was receiving If such a class is developed it would be a not come to MSU to discuss the PLO- Lansing operators. It would be more desirable if there was an professor at MSU is a pleasing and more money than it had students. He necessary shot in MSU's sore academic Israeli conflict. He mentioned the conflict stimulating idea. And if Robert L. Green, questioned whether the college is worth the emergency number students could dial which connected them directly arm. Other schools have drawn well known because of an ad which appeared in The dean of the College of Urban Development money it gets. After a long discussion with with the Department of Public Safety. The Residence Halls Association political and social thinkers as guest faculty State News. can pull this one off then he has outdone his Green, Smydra quickly changed his mind members while 'MSU has simply lagged The ad depicted a photo of passed a bill recently that expressed these desires, and to them we critics with his best political move yet. and stopped questioning the college's Egyptian behind. Since President Mackey is trying to President Anwar Sadat, Israeli Prime give our support. The College of Urban Development has validity. improve this University's reputation Minister Menachem Begin and President The justification for implementing the 911 number was to create been criticized as being nothing more than a And now CUD is trying to raise its Green's move should be looked on with Jimmy Carter. The advertisement was black studies college with little direction prestige by offering an experimental class uniformity around the nation in reaching emergency assistance. While and few students. The general opinion of favor. sponsored by numerous Jewish leagues. It this is beyond a doubt a valuable program for communities, it is not spring term. The class would bring Young And the appointment of Young as a asked that we recognize the PLO for what it many people is that CUD should be to MSU for four or five lectures. It would visiting professor is a step in improving is. practical or needed at MSU. A working knowledge and extreme eliminated as a college and turned into a meet once a week for about three hours and MSU. Everyone seems to be thrilled about familiarity with the layout of the campus is essential for emergency would be offered University-wide. The But, this was not what Young was department. the idea. Students are interested. Faculty assistance because of the complicated networks of roads on campus. A; a summer Board of Trustees meeting, course would also be co-ordinated by concerned with. Young said his primary are interested. In fact, the faculty is so concern was international trade and Students usually associate their location with relation to a nearby interested that they are trying to make sure the class is not development. And believe it or not Young building. Operators in Lansing would not have the familiarity that just a CUD course. In someone working on campus would have to direct the emergency units VIEWPOINT: BLACKS. JEWS other words, everyone wants a piece of the was just an innocent bystander in the PLO-Israeli conflict. Or as he put it, "I to the appropriate location. This system of calling directly to the DPS wasn't looking for any trouble. I was just As of now, a faculty committee will trying to be good nigger." office has worked efficiently in the past and did not prove to be a drain for DPS personnel. There is no reason to believe that the DPS will not be able to take on the service again. It is the simplest solution to a PLO not a factor develop a course outline that they will submit to Provost Clarence L. Winder. After being OK'd by Winder the outline will Whether a he has been one or unimportant. But what is plain is he has not is Bv MARK SHULMAN not been as quick to offer alternatives that be sent to Mackey and then to the Board of been controversial. Young has been a complicated problem. There is no truth to the accusation by show promises of success. Trustees. The results should be presented controversial figure since the days when he Until that comes about it is essential that students become aware of some of the eminent black leaders that On the other hand, the black to the Board in November. worked with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. community former ambassador Andrew Young resign will have to realize that after such tragic Young is a controversial figure His statements about American political '■ the best answer to the question, where do I call in an emergency? The who ed because of pressures from Jews. It is not •vents such as the Holocaust and the attracts attention wherever he goes. He prisoners and British racism have made best possible answer is to call DPS directly at 355-2221. If the situation excellent copy for journalists. even true that he had to resign because of Six-Day War. and part icularly in light of the has an international reputation, whether calls for split-second timing and you cannot recall these numbers then his unauthorized meeting with a delegate of highly regarded American Jewish record of deserved or not, that stands him off from If given a guest faculty position Young- dial 123. The problem with dialing 123 is that this number is now the Palestine Liberation Organization. support for black aspirations, Jews will not anyone else. Of course, Young did not come will make for excellent and invigorating! hooked into the same service as 911. Also this number connects callers The truth is that Young resigned because allow themselves to get dumped on. It is in Monday with the thunderous roar that discussion on campus. He will also help , with a Lansing operator which then has to dispatch a DPS officer to the by his own account he kept his meeting with with this type of understanding from both has followed his career. But he did show Green to improve the reputation of CUD. the PLO from his superiors and then went groups that a meaningful dialogue between that he is still capable of holding an Whether you like Green or not, you must scene. To complicate the matter even more, students using campus so far as to tell the American public that it them can begin. audience. admit that he has made a good move. telephones cannot dial the 911 number because dialing a nine gets you By was a purely accidental meeting in which Shu/mon rs o former MSU communications Young spoke like a patriot. Not too bringing Young here CUD now stands a an outside number, which followed by one-one will get you nothing but only social dialogue was exchanged. student controversial. Just enough to raise the ire little bit taller. static. One would have to be insensitive to fail to understand the bitter disappointment and By removing 911, there would be no more confusion as to which sorrow felt by the black community at the number should be called in case of an emergency. When on-campus, 123 loss of this pre-eminent symbol of black would be used and when off campus, 911 would be used. With the DPS influence. The fact that this sorrow has service completely reinstated, students calling from campus would turned into expressions of hostility to Jews has little to do with the role of Jews in reach a DPS operator who is familiar with MSU, not a Lansing Young's dismissal. operator who is not. The truth is that only two out of the many Jewish organizations called for Young's resignation. Under such circumstances this showed a great deal of restraint and deference to black sensibilities. Thus, it Returning draft becomes clear that the reaction by Young's resignation must be seen as an indication of increasing hostility to Jews triggered among blacks. How else can it be explained worries citizens of the sudden black enchantment with the PLO, common an organization that had as much in with the civil rights movement and black aspirations as does the Ku Klux Klan. If the United States government is really trying to forget the harsh It is for this reason the suggestion that realities of the tragic mistakes it made in Vietnam during an emotional Jews meet with black leaders to discuss the period spanning more than 20 years, why is the government, prompted PLO are not only irrelevant but a dan¬ by military pressure, desperately trying to reinstate some form of the gerous distraction. Both groups need to meet immediately in order to begin to draft? For many Americans the reasoning behind national reinstate¬ understand the reasons for their respective ment of the draft may be hard to follow, but the argument put forth by anger and frustrations with each other. If military officials at the Pentagon is amazingly simple. Their claim, such dialogue is to succeed, then Jews must tersely stated, is that voluntary enrollment is not working. learn to empathize with the frustration of blacks over continuing social and economic What these officials essentially mean to say is that the voluntary inequities. Jewish leaders have been quick system is not working to suit the whimsical attitudes held by the to tell blacks why they oppose such conservative white males who have traditionally run this inequities as racial quotas, but they have country's military programs. They see the system as not working partly because it has too many blacks and other minorities, who many officials feel must be kept at subordinate levels. As the numbers of minorities increase (now estimated between 35 and 40 percent) keeping these people at subordinate levels becomes increasingly difficult. Increasing minority enrollment is only one of the numerous issues confronting the military. The most debated issue, and the issue on which military officials have been most vocal, is the claim that the United States has inadequate military strength to continue to maintain support of truth in the above statements, check the of our various international interests. If a war were to break out TC dept. doesn't unemployment statistics with the telecom Kevin First, the bill will be signed, either by Milliken or by Lt. Gov. Billingslea Brickley while the tomorrow, conservative estimates suggest that it would take the munication department, the college of governor is abroad. Lansing Area Resident military at least 120 days to mobilize the necessary troops. help alums communication, and the MSU Placement Service. Second, legal implications are very much yet a factor to worry about in provision of This argument is valid only if one can entertain the idea that the next It is with mixed emotions that I received You are offending far more of us that Marijuana bill medical marijuana. The state Department major war Americans are involved in will be fought by conventional your recent mailing. "The CAS Communi¬ need your help than you are flattering with of public Health must walk a very narrow methods. The latest wave of nuclear weapons, flaunted by almost every cator." As a recent graduate of the MSU your "nostalgic alumni solicitations." a necessity line in gaining approval from three separate A Disgruntled. Disillusioned, federal agencies, or what was intended as industrial nation around the world, is not going to remain idle while telecommunications department, I was and Disappointed Alumna I June '791 compassionate medical relief can become a humans barbarously battle in the trenches. rather surprised to see that I was so We certainly appreciate the concern The quickly massive testing program in which patients being hounded to join an alumni group. But State News has for marijuana reform are transformed into Probably realizing the unlikelihood of American troops fighting a then. I should have known that it is just like Give Rlaeks legislation. Senate bill 185, which we think guinea pigs, so to conventional war in the near future, the House of Representatives voted the University to be more concerned with will be signed into law as early as this week, speak. The hard part is just beginning. this summer to kill a bill which would have renewed registration for the money than people. . is indeed a very important step towards Finally, marijuana's use as a companion draft. I was particularly . "pleased" to note the their due respect re-evaluation of all marijuana policies. The to chemotherapy treatments is not for the solicitation on medical history of marijuana has been purpose of providing "a compassionate page 3 for the Purdue Let's not allow the military, in conjunction with the federal football game tickets and brunch. As the Why is it that everyone in this country shrouded by the fears and ignorances of end." To the contrary, it is intended to government, to refuses to give black Americans their due other generations and to return it to the provide a new beginning. The intensity of quietly bring about a rebirth of another Vietnam. newsletter land I use the term loosely) did Though military registration is only a small stepping stone for the not arrive until Oct. 9. the Oct. 1 deadline respect'.' In your article "Mediation offered physician after more than forty years of chemotherapy's side effects — the nausea; had long since passed. to Blacks, Jews," I counted six times prohibition is a magic moment in Michigan's pain, absence of appetite — are enough to army's campaign to regain the power and authority it held in the '60s, (including the title) that the term "Black compel some people to discontinue treat¬ The item that disturbs me most is that legislative history. mandatory enlistments in the military are drawing treacherously the Communicator devoted two whole Americans" was not properly capitalized Thank you for your editorial support but ment. As both Deb Negen and Keith Nutf closer. with a capital "B". Your staff obviously its final sentence raises several points told our public health committees, mari¬ pages to list established, successful alumni complete with glowing knew enough to capitalize the "j" in Jewish, which should be clarified, i Reference is to: juana is the only medication that allows accounts of their didn't you know enough to do the same for "And if Milliken signs this bill, legal them to continue. And that is what Senate accomplishments. . . vet virtually no the "b" in Black? In case you didn't know, bill 185 is all about the right to sight and mention is made of the other hundreds of implications will be one less factor to worry — the American Black is a proper noun. Now about in the incessant drive to provide life itself. alumni of the College of Communication Roger Winthrop Arts and Sciences that are you know. I trust you won't make the same cancer patients with a compassionate end.") Michigan NORML currently The State News unemployed! After months of job searching land after excellent grades in school) I have not received one job offer! Checking with my friends, I find that they are in the same DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau Wednesday October 17, 1979 boat! The placement services, of both the Editorials are the opinions of the State News college and the university, have been of no iv say its a look, i really have to glad j) help, man Viewpoints, i see. so ^ - columns and letters are personal ii go now. zonk. i hops you okay. give me another =,7 '<-ah, i opinions you think THIS possibility! he hmd him. 1 really pc puke thanks cau in a few lays ~1| his found some Editorial Department I was pleased to see the "Day on the Job" guy andrews called here a has been mighty good to forev- i got a question | estate, sneakers i iolicitation to help current students, but might have (1LOT b8vre puke i brenner? think belong Editor chic left fop -through er.ythin6, or tw on his to you. m W Robinson Photo Editor his too ignores the fact that the majority of duke? iran. years. Managing Ed Ky'Owen Entertainment B Bi he college's alumni are Opinion Edilc unemployed. Sports Editor I challenge you. the Editor, to City Editor iuson change this Tompor layout Editor if alumni funds, to Compos Editc Bon Przystas freelance Editor help i Wire Editor e perse ed it the r the Anno Browne Chief Copy Editor hundreds who need help in locating a Stall represe Debbie Creemt position in the communications fields. In keeping with the self serving purpose and Advertising Department attitude of most alumni magazines, I have Ron MacMillan Ass I Advertisn little doubt that you will never consider printing or acting upon this letter. Yet, if you ever, suspect that there may be a grain Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 17, 1979 5 Missing Italian banker surfaces; still faces trial on federal charges NEW YORK t AIM - Italian residence. reived letters from Sindona and tradite Sindona to Sindona had been free on $3 financier Michele Sindona, who A doctor arrived and "deter his alleged captors. face charges that he removed million personal bail bond at the disappeared mysteriously 2 mined he (Sindona) should be In one of the notes, sent to $225 million from his banks in time of his disappearance, a and-one-half months ago, sur admitted" to the hospital, the Milan. The specific charges Magnoni, the family was told: bond secured by $150,000 and faced in Manhattan on Tuesday FBI spokesperson said. "If you value his life, you will here, in a 99 count indictment, his cooperative apartment, es and was hospitalized with a leg "We were told he was hag allege Sindona illegally trans provide all the facts in your timated to be worth $500,000. wound, federal officials said. gard looking and has a dressed possession." ferred $40 million from over Once one of Italy's wealthiest A government spokesperson wound on his left leg," the Sindona said in of the seas to buy control of the some men, Sindona had control of an said two federal marshals were spokesperson said, adding the Franklin National Bank in 1972. correspondence that his alleged international empire of banks sent to Doctors Hospital to financier was sedated and captors had demanded informa Two years later, the bank and companies said to be worth guard Sindona. He was not would thus not be interviewed tion about his financial dealings failed. $500 niilliom under arrest but a 24-hour by federal officials until Wed and warned that his life de guard was assigned, according nesday. pended on the response. to an FBI spokesperson. A determination will be made The spokesperson, who de clined to be identified, said he Italian authorities have been MSU later on how long 59 year old did not know where Sindona Sindona, who faces trial on a was before he made the tele Don't Miss The SUPERVISORS' ASSOCIATION host of federal charges involv phone call. M.S.U. Ski Club Annual Fall ing the failure of major bank, Sindona disappeared Aug. 2. GENERAL MEMBERSHIP a will remain in the hospital. and since that time several Meeting Tonight 109 Anthony An FBI spokesperson said messages were sent to his 7:30 pm that at 11 a.m., Sindona called family from alleged kidnappers MEETING the office of Marvin Frankel, and from himself. his attorney, from a telephone PRE MEDICAL STUDENTS: booth three blocks from Times HE HAI) BEEN scheduled to Current undergraduate pre Square. stand trial Sept. 10 on fraud pete for several hundred Air charges involving the 1974 col Force Bob Dow, Guest Speaker Scholarships that are for FRANKEL WAS OUT of lapse of the Franklin National 1st and 2nd yr medical stu¬ town, so one of his associates and Pier Sandro Mangoni, Sin Bank. He was also fighting extradition to Milan. dents The scholarship provides for tuition, books lab fees and Thursday dona's son-in-law, went to the The FBI never termed the equipment, plus a $400 monthly October 18, 1979 telephone booth and took Sin disappearance a kidnapping, allowance Contact AIR FORCE dona to Mangoni's Park Avenue but Frankel said he had re MEDICAL OPPORTUNITIES 7:30 PM 23400 MICHIGAN AVE DEAR BORN Ml 48124. Phone (313) PHYSICAL PLANT LUNCH ROOM 561 7018 Working women of League meeting "Women and Work" will be women have regarding equal presented by the Lansing pay benefits, sexual harass area League of Women Voters ment and programs for dis¬ tonight at the East placed homemakers. Lansing Public Library, 950 Speaker for the program Abbott Road. will be Alice Kocel, director of The program, the second of intergovernmental relations three in an informational ser bureau. Michigan department Dayton Hudson development ies, will focus on the options of civil rights. MSU grads offer class proposal to be discussed The content and changes of tary for Citizens for a Better Miller is one of many speak on women's self-defense the new Dayton Hudson De¬ East Lansing, will explain East ers frequently invited to Envir¬ Self-defense instruction is from 8 to 10 p.m. at Allen velopment Proposal will be Lansing Ordinance 477, which onmental Services meetings. offered free to women inter discussed at 6 p.m. Wednesday The student group strives to School, 1614 E. Kalamazoo St. provides for the rezoning of the ested in "unlearning victim and meet every Wednesday during the meeting of the MSU northwest corner of the city for bring attention to environ¬ behavior," learning their for the following 10 v-eeks. Environmental Information residential, commercial and rec¬ mental issues that concern the strengths and developing dif The class is taught by two Services in 183 Natural Resour reational use. campus through films, speakers ferent strategies to defend MSU graduates who studied ces Bldg. Miller will detail why CBEL and debates. themselves. self-defense under LCC Speaking in favor of the supports the plan and then The meetings are free and Classes start Wednesday, instructor Joan Nelson. proposal, Joanne Miller, secre¬ answer questions. open to the public. CLOSING OUT our dress inventory off over 200 DRESSES SIZES 4 to 20 YOUR CHOICE $7.90 SALE of classics for Miss J: plaid skirts, mix-and-match cowl tops and turtlenecks. Great coordinates now at timely savings for winter warmth and traditional dressing Acrylic tops in S-M-L sizes Warm polyester/acrylic/wool skirts in assorted plaids, 5-13 sizes in our Miss J shop A Turtle neck in bordeaux, grey, navy, ecru, brown, red, camel or black, 7 50 Two-pocket dirndl skirt, $22 B Cowl neck top in bordeaux, black, ecru, aubergine, taupe, heather grey, brown or hunter green, $10 Circle skirt. $22 Be a Lucky lady and discover a true borgain All inventory will be sold on First Come-Bosis No holds No layawoys All sales final So drop what you re doing and come down. Sole ends when the last dress is sold! Jacobsons 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday October 17, 1979 'My mother was a saint' but now who What's so shocking about a decadent Stone? really gives The time is here to reiter¬ a damn? Now granted, you might be ate a plea voice earlier in The curious as to how he intends Up And Down With The Rolling Stones Sanchez's credibility is in question throughout the book due to State News and other places, to weasel out of By Tony Sanchez the author's gross inaccuracies. His critical judgment is tainted summed up by the slogan, Watergate. After all, you know he's Morrow Quill, 310 pages BILL TEMPLETON State News Sports Writer Valley State Colleges. "Our passing looked very Michigan University. "Every year we have In their most recent games, the Spartans have beaten Kala¬ very let's keep things in perspective After suffering through four consecutive losses, the MSU women's field hockey team good," Kajornsin said, "and our defense to never allowed Kalama get past our 25 yd. line." close games with Western," Kajornsin said, "it will be an mazoo College, 9 0. and Central Michigan University, 1-0. zoo up and down the field type of Kathy Huber and Tarena broke out of their offensive The Hornets recorded shots no game and whoever has the Smith are the leading October is the month for pumpkins, and the Spartans' gilded goal-get opponent" and ran up some amazing scores against weak rivals. slump Monday by beating Kala against Spartan goalies, a feat better chances to score will win ters thus far; the defense is coach to the Rose Bowl has apparently turned into one. The They would pass with a 30 point lead in the fourth quarter, an mazoo College, 14 0, in Kalama which has now occurred three the game. It will just be a being handled well by Sandy point was made last Saturday, leaving little room for ego boosting exercise that does nothing for sportsmanship. times this season. matter of chance." Haschle. rationalization. The loss to Wisconsin wasn't entirely un¬ Injuries were blamed for the losses to Purdue, Southern "It was a real good win for Kajornsin also said that the The MSU junior varsity field Monday's victory for the expected: after all, MSU had a number of players injured and California and Notre Dame, but bench strength is a component us," said head coach Sam three players with finger injur hockey team has played nine varsity squad was its seventh there had to be a psychological letdown of sorts following the of the game and the Spartans lacked it — particularly at Kajornsin. "It should help to ies from last weekend's loss to games thus far this season and win this year, upping MSU's defeat by the University of Michigan Wolverines. But six quarterback. The same is true this year. give our offensive line a lot Northern Michigan has 5-31 record. University a record to 7-4-2. turnovers and 111 yards in penalties shouldn't happen when more confidence." were healthy. you're playing anybody, and the question now isn't where the MUCH HAS BEEN said and written about MSU's three The Spartan stickers ripped "Marie Herman was much Spartans will end up in post-season play but whether they can major Big Ten championships last year. In reality, two were the Hornet defense wide open better at stopping the ball on finish over .500. The Rose Bowl hype, of course, has mostly been a lot of silly co championships and the third came partly by default. The football team could not go to the Rose Bowl, but there was an in the first half of the contest, scoring eight times in the first our short corners in this match and we scored three goals IM football outlook nonsense. It would be nice for the football team to go, but far MSU-Southern California matchup and the Trojans won, 30 to 35 minutes. because of this." too much emphasis has been placed on that goal. It has warped 9. The basketball team was super, surely the best college team Debbie Robson and Jennie I continued from page 8) the judgment of the media. It has placed undue pressure on a in the country at season's end, but had it not been for two free Klepinger scored three times THE STICKERS ARE back associate director of men's programs. "In residence halls, the top group of young men who don't need it, created an undue throws by Mike Brkovich in the closing seconds of regulation each in the first half, while Barb in Kalamazoo today for a match four teams from their respective divisions will enter various flight worship of winning for fans who can't handle it, and has time against Iowa, they might never have made it to the NCAA Oakley and Doreen Roudebush with the Broncos of Western single elimination tournaments." generally made most everyone miserable. Tournament. The baseball team's overall record was 28 27. One added single tallies. ☆ ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ of the reasons they won the Big Ten title is they had a bunch of SOMETHING'S WRONG WITH the attitude toward major IN THE SECOND stanza. sports at MSU. The problem isn't just within the athletic department, although events ol the past year have not always Should these things detract from the success of the MSU athletic program of last year? Of course not. But neither should Robson and Roudebush added two goals to their first half HOLLY cast the dilemma people there in the brightest of lights. No, the real seems to reside with the disturbing number of the winning or losing of a sporting event or a championship be accorded more significance than it deserves. To do otherwise is totals and Klepinger and Oakley contributed one each. Robson's five goals were one NEAR with students, faculty and staff who have become obsessed with the immature and self humiliating, and the pressure it causes can J.T. THOMAS & idea of winning. It has become so apparent that the question result in some bad logic. away from the MSU record set has to be asked; are the people on this campus really football, last year by Nancy Lyon who SUSAN FPEUNOLICH basketball and baseball fans, or are they fans of whoever A CASE IN POINT: there's been a lot of publicity the past scored six times in the Spar ten days about Bert Vaughn's bruised kidney, and his urinating tan's 14-0 win against Grand happens to "win?" There have been many reflections of this, particularly during blood. There have been quotes from Darryl Rogers and quotes ^PERFORMING FOR A from doctors and a ton of "will he or won't he play" newspaper the past twelve months. There have been Rose Bowl T-shirts SKI-AUSTRIA and the incessant (and embarrassing) bragging about last year's football victory over Michigan, and the endless series of articles, everything but the simple, sensible statement that he shouldn't even vaguely be considered as a game participant Sign-Ups Now Being NUCLEAR FREE banquets and testimonials for the NCAA champion basketball until his injury heals. One can imagine the effect this matter has Taken. Our 11th An¬ team. There have been bumper stickers and book bags and more T-shirts, most designed to demonstrate to the University had on the minds of the parents of high school athletes being recruited bv MSU. Roses nual Tour. 9-Days: Dec 26-Jan 03 or Mar MICHIGAN TICKETS: ABBEY PRESS, ELDERLY INSTRUMENTS, of Michigan that Spartan fans do not suffer from an inferiority are pretty. They make fine adornments for floats, and * SOUNDS « DIVERSIONS, BOOK CO-OP, V" fine descriptive adjectives for football bowl games. But all 14-22. Complete Info SUN. OCT. 21, 7:OOPM and HUDSON'S complex. _ jj. But they do, and in trying to compensate they've set things considered, they still serve purposes and the human & Movie Tonight. LANSING CIVIC CENTER $6 themselves up for some major disillusionments. One stems from spirit best when sent by the half dozen to a favorite lady or the assumption that this year's football team would be as gentleman friend. That's what you call keeping things in M.S.U. Ski Club INF0 offensively productive as last year's. But how meaningfully perspective, which is something that is needed on this campus MARCH ON LANSING OCT. 21! 109 Anthony 730pm productive was the team in 1978? They beat one "name right now. V# # * £V VV * * ¥ V*VV Location Plus State News Mark A. Deremo Giving chase to junior Leo Lynett is sophomore Frank Finn in MSU's annual Green and White hockey game played Saturday at Munn Ice Arena. The Spartans open the season this weekend against Western Michigan Univer¬ sity in a home-and-home series. MSU will play the Broncos at Kalamazoo Friday before returning home for a 7:30 p.m. contest at Munn Arean Saturday. r HARTFORD. Conn. (UPI) - "I always talk about retire¬ Howe may not Hockey legend Gordie Howe, ment," the Hartford Whalers 51, says his talking about center said Monday. "But talk hang up skates retiring is by no means final or official. ing about it and doing it are two different things." K Convenience Plus r Turkey Trot; entry deadline Having lunch at Lizard's? We're just across ifying balances, are entitled to many special the street A quick beer at Dooley's? We're services. things like no charge money orders ■ _ | noon today, for this cross M S.U. Ski Club llVl IXInTFS country race. 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M.S.U Ski Club Meets Tonight (continued from page 3) statutorily mandated functions of his office," the court ruled. county any suggestions creasing the prosecutor's bud for in get, but said commissioners can 353-2010 109 Anthony 7:30 pm It said the trial court's as consider staff cuts from the sumption that the county's prosecutor's consumer protec lower crime rate would reduce lion division. caseloads was inaccurate. The court's decision marks The court did not offer the the latest blow to Wayne County's financial situation. In August, the state Municipal Fi nance Commission rejected its DAYS Noise level request to borrow $22 million on anticipated tax revenues ENDS THUR. saying the county must devise a hearing set plan to bail itself out of its financial problems. The Michigan Department of Attempts by a task force of Transportation will conduct a legislators, county and Detroit MONTY ■JABBER- hearing on vehicle noise at 9:30 officials, business persons and A.M. Thursday in the Law labor leaders to reorganize PYTHON ■ WOCKY Building Auditorium in the Wayne County's government 8 HOLY GRAIt PO Capitol Complex. The hearing is to provide TODAY OPEN public discussion on proposed administrative rules which will enforce the vehicle noise con¬ trol law enacted last year. S7i 13 ICHIGAN AT 1:00 PM SHOWS AT 1 20-3:20 5 20 7:20-9:20 The proposed rules include THE SCARIEST COMEDY and locations, phone RHA s noise level standards, noise * 24 hour progromline: OF ALL TIME IS BACK. measurement procedures and * enforcement procedures for 355-0313 * new and used vehicles. rouac DEPARTMENT OF MEBt THEATRE MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY PRESENTS YOU CAN'T TAKE IT IllUmESID P&ODOCTIONS pritioti WITH YOU FORREST THE PULITZER PRIZE AMERICAN COMEDY WINNING, CLASSIC TUCKER Jerome Kern & Oscar Hammerstein li s by MOSS HART and GEORGE S. KAUFMAN OCT. 23-27 8:15PM SHOW SAT MATINEE . 2:15 P.M. ARENA THEATRE with the NEW THRUST STAGE AUDITORIUM BUILDING MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY One of jazz' truly great artists, Billy Taylor brings his trio to MSU for a debut appear¬ Based on the novel SHOW BOAT by EDNA FERBER and a lecture-demonstration earlier RESERVATIONS in the day. Joining Mr.Taylorare FREDDIE A musical theatre classic, SHOWBOAT is WAITS on drums, whose "strong but sen¬ as enjoyable today as it was in the late 20s 355-0148 sitive playing" the N.Y. Times recently when it exploded on Broadway and became praised, and VICTOR GASKIN, one of an instant success. With songs like "Can't the most prominent jazz bass players in Help Lovin' Dat Man," "Make Believe," the country. In jazz parlance, the Billy "Bill," "Why Do I Love You" and "OF Taylor Trio "cooks." The program will Man River," SHOWBOAT is alive with feature music of Ellington/Strayhorn and theatrical excitement. FORREST TUCKER, Taylor. known to millions of TV and Broadway fans, stars as Cap'n Andy. BUTTERFLY TONIGHT MC QUEEN, a revered figure in American show business for her unforgettable per¬ formance in "Gone With The Wind," is WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17 at 8:15 p.m. something close to an American Institution. in the University Auditorium BROADWAY THEATRE & CHOICE SERIES A CHOICE SERIES event. Thursday, October 18 at 8:15 P.M. Single Tickets on sale NOW at the UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM MSU Union Ticket Office (355-3361) and the Arts Box Office in Lansing and Single Tickets on sale NOW at the malls (372-4636). the MSU Union Ticket Office PUBLIC: $7.50,6.50,5.00. & the Arts Box Office in Lansing. ALL STUDENTS, ALL SCHOOLS: Phone 355-3361 or 3724636. 50% discount. PUBLIC: $12.50,9.50,6.00 ALL STUDENTS, ALL SCHOOLS: f AI.IH RMA si irre O lei Ijimm(g a sound & laser light concert at Abrams Planetarium featuring the music of: Red Clay Ramblers The'Who cyi lan'Parsons Oct. 26-28 Genesis Nov. 2-4 Hot Mud Family Ted Zeppelin SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27 Nov. 9-11 Nov. 16-18 shows Fri. Sat. Sun. at 8, 10, & 12p.m. McDONEL KIVA tickets $2. 50 now on sale at 8 and 10:30 pm $4.50 at the Union Ticket Office, Elderly Instruments, Castellani's Market, Wherehouse Records and Arts Box Office in the Center for the Arts, Knapp's in Lansing & Meridian Malls. Sounds & Diversions Advance sale ends Friday, October 26 at noon. $4.50 at the door. [PO] A division of the ASMSU Programming Board, funded by student tax money For Times and Locations for more information call 355-4672 For 24-hour information about Programming Board events, call the PH HOTUNE-353-2010. ACCESSIBLE with advance arrangements with Mariah. 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Weekdays APPLICATIONS NOW being $110/month. 351 2603. house, 22 or older, $120 + blocks from west campus. Price of item(s) for sale must be stated in ad. rust. Good transportation 10 in LOST in the erior. $4200 699 2350 1975 MUSTANG, 4 cylinder, ham County Medical Care 25 characters in a line, including punctuation and spaces between words. Facility. 3860 Dobie Road, 4-10-19 (3) white with red interior. $2200 Must sell 339 8021 12-10-30 (3) Okemos, to apply 510-23 (12) APPLES j.j, ."-ForeignCar SWEET CIDER CHEVY '76, 3/4 ton, auto¬ matic, 454 V8, 10 ft. camper, extras 371 3043 3 10 18 13) OLDS CUSTOM Cruiser 1976 PIANO TEACHER PART TIME U_rU Service cruise, irailer, BLOSSOM ORCHARDS CORDOBA '75, dependable, air, power, hauling equipment, self level Should you enjoy working with children, promoting their Maze? good condition. $1700 or best system Make an offer. 646- interest in music, displaying THE WARDOWSKI $ offer. 355-4293 afier 2 p.m 8 10 22 (3) 6371 12 10 26(51 results in recital; your talents 2 miles north of Leslie 3597 Hull Road WE SERVICE: WE CAN HELP! are needed at the VFW OLDS DELTA 88. 1969 CON VERTIBLE $400 or best offer NATIONAL HOME, Eaton old U.S. 127! HOURS: 9 cm-Spin OATSUNVOLKSWAGEN TOYOTA HONDA Please rote chortfor proper rate. CUTLASS 1970, good trans Rapids Fee for services use 394 5575 after 5 p.m P'ease ca« Jo 663 1521, ext CLOSED MONDAYS portation, priced for quick 12 10-31 (3) PHONE: I • $#9-8251 sale. Call after 6 p.m. 337 ensmn 1131 for interview If special rate od. which one? 0025 12-10-31 (4) PINTO 1973 Hatchback. 7 10 19 <12' PICK YOUR OWN APPLES Sat tSun. 10 5pm The Beetle Shop 2 lonsmg s Oldest independent VWrepOir shop Amount Enclosed $ DELTA 88. 1973 Power, air, 53,000 miles. Some rust BABYSITTER IN my home, Gift Pock oges tilt. $950 339 8021 Runs well Extra tires $375 non-smoker, own transporta¬ «hipped by UPS ! 400 E CAVANAUGH • 393-1590 332 1476 510-19 (4) tion 351-0717 8-10-19131 12 10 30 ( 31 1 6 Michigan Slate News East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 17, 1979 For Sale For Sale [ [§] Hyping Service SEWING MACHINES new SOFA BED $45. Back folds UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS WANTED 4 Tickets to Ohio fault Noputs liability on man free arm machines from down Herculon, 6 Vi feet, COMPLETE RESUME SER > MSU Call 355 4792 $99 50 Guaranteed used excellent. 332 6663. VICE: Typesetting; offset after 6:00 p.m. 5 10 19 (3) machines from $39 50 All 5 10 23 13) printing; and bindery serv makes repaired, EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. 1115 N Washington, 489 6448 C 23 10 31 18) BOOKS' 3 floors of books, magazines and CURIOUS BOOK SHOP, 307 comics. ices. Approved dissertation printing and binding special ists For estimate, stop in at 2843 E Grand River or phone NEED GARAGE space near campus afternoons Ft evenings. 5-10 18 (3) or parking 353 3325 injured Bv LAM VVIFGAM) self-service station in HAD PLAINTIFF CAR considered East Grand River, East Lan¬ 332 8414 C 23 10 31 (9) during a closed ses- meetings law, but a lower court WANTED 2 6 MSU vs. Pur United Press International RIFT) the required insurance sing, 332 0112. C 23 10-31 15) ruled the nature of the agenda TYPING: IBM selectric. Term due tickets 33? 1382 LANSING A man struck coverage, he would be the The board closed June 1977 Open 9 10-19 13) a exempted the board from hold¬ MGB PROTECTIVE car plus editing. by another vehicle while pump recipient of the benefits he meeting to discuss several cover papers, resumes, now ing a public session. Corda West Brand new. $50 Call even Close to campus 351 5694. ing gas into his car cannot make attempts to claim from the items it claimed were exempt Cidermill ings, 655 3796. E 5 TO 17 13) Or 1 10 17 (3) [ Round Town ~][f[ p drive injury claim against o-fault i substitute source." the appeals from the Open Meetings Act and the Freedom of Informa The appeals court said be 5817 North Okemos PURDUE STUDENT and EXPERIENCED TYPIST, cause "there was created a LANSING CIVIC players pre lolicv, the Michigan The court also said the I' M tions Art, including a report of genuine issue of material fact as Road, East Lansing non student tickets. Phone IBM, dissertations, etc. SW sents: "GOOD NEWS", Oct 332 1382. 5 10 19 13) Appeals said Tuesday. Board of Regents was at an university finances. to whether the report was 337 7974 Lansing. Ellen 393 1530. ober 19 20 26 27 Curtain The appeals panel also ruled 3-10-19 (3) time 8:00 p.m Partington advantage in the open meeting The Ann Arbor News actually as the board described WE SELL stereo equipment. n a procedural matter that a case because it was familiar Auditorium, 400 south Chest¬ charged the private meeting it" the lower court had erred in 7:30am-7pm. THE STEREO SHOPPE East PROFESSIONAL THESIS nut, Lansing. Ticket informa¬ ower court must privately with the contents of material it was a violation of the open Lansing C 23 10-31 (3) •eview evidence before ruling dismissing the charges. typing. On campus weekdays tion and reservation call the 8 5pm Kent 627 2242, Arts Box Office, 372 4636. in a charge that the University NEW AND used guitars, ban 6-7pm. X 4-10-19 (3) Tickets also available at door if Michigan Board of Regents jos. imers mandolins, and etc. Dulc¬ ki^s, recorders, IJAobileJtomes ][*») Special Senior Citizen and violated (he Open Meetings Act We feature PROFESSIONAL EDITING. STUDENT prices. thousands of hard to find ),v barring the Ann Arbor albums arid books. Discount PEERLESS 1975 Home, 12x60, excellent cond Mobile Corrections to rewrites Typ¬ ing arranged 332 5991. B 3 10 19 (12) of it East Lansing's prices. Expert repairs free In the insurance cm Wil ition. Price negotiable Call O 1 10-17(3) Carpeting and draperies sell estimates ELDERLY INS TRUMENTS- 541 E. Grand 694 5926 or 882 0138 fast in Classified. Mr Busi liam Heard was struck by Best EXPERIENCED IBM typing, nessman Call us with your vehicle while pumping gasoli 12 10 26 14) River. C 23 10 31 (8) O his O 1973 SHULT, 12x65, Ex- self service filling s ed c Breakfast Buys WOMEN'S LIGHT blue ski CASTING. LANSING CIVIC pando, carpeted, shed, ap PLAYERS: court said Heard could not "Enter Laugh jacket and matching bib pliances, 2 bedrooms, excel collect personal injury insur¬ TYPING, EXPERIENCED, ing." Need 4 women and 11 warmups. Size 7, about $40 lent condition, nice lot 694 International House of PancakesR fast and reasonable 371 4635 men October 22 and 23. 7.30 ance benefits from the driver of 332 7263. E 5 10 22 13) 5965 evenings. 12 10-29 (5) p.m. at LCP headquarters. the other car because C 23 10 31 (3) although 2300 East Michigan (side Heard's car was struck, it was SCHWINN BICYCLES. Man EXPERT TYPING.Term door). 5 10 23 (7) b ladies, top condition, $45 Et Animals "involved" in the mishap. $55. 332 6984. E 5 10 22 13) papers, letters. RESUMES The court said because the Near Gables 337 0205 Searching for an apartment house for accident occurred while Heard AMF TYROLIA 150 ski bind PEKINGESE PUPPIES AKC C 23 10 31 (31 or rent is made 2800 E. GRAND RIVER was involved in the ings Brand new, in the box. silver 6 black. Wormed, easy in these Classified col- "ownership Retail for $65, will sell for $35. shots. 394 0012. 8 10 23 (31 EXPERT TYPING, dissert NEXT TO ations, manuscripts (includ he was liable for his own Mark 484 5315. E 5 10-22 (4) ing) book length Faculty CORAL GABLES references. 332 2616 AMERICAN b UNITED air lines '/> fare coupons. $75 7498. E 5 10-18(3) 3 10 18 (4) It's What's 1 style, Toast Hash 4. Two pieces of French toost, each Mark 484 5315. TYPING Includes choice One egg any EXPERIENCED. Happening s. 99® style, Two strips of E 5 10 22 (3) GOLDEN RETRIEVER pies. AKC, excellent hunting stock. $100 pup 651-6352. Thesis, term papers, IBM correcting. Nancy 351 7667 Television bocon. Includes choice of bever¬ age coffee, tea or Sanka. 1? USED FURNITURE Odds 8 10 17 (3) and ends. Sofas $35, chairs $10. Phone 332 0052. E 5 10 18 (3) TYPING IBM memory, pica, )t Happening must be received in the It's What's unfair to any style. Toast 5 One egg any style, Two strips GERMAN SHORTHAIR Poi Hash browt of bacon or Two link sausoges, OR 5-10 22 ( 3) elite. Editing available, former State News office, 343 Student potatoes Includes nter puppies. hunters and AKC. Great pets. Ready by English teacher. 694 4070. OR 13 10 31 (3) Services Bldg., by noon at least the elderly? choice ot b or Sanka. erage coffee tea 13° Hosh brown potatoes. Includes choice of beverage, coffee tea or 165 BONG SALE 10-21. $50, small deposit will hold. Phone 694 6152 COPYGRAPH two days before publication. No announcements will be accepted Sanka. SERVICE The elderly appear less often 5-10-22 15) COMPLETED, DISSERTA by phone. 6. Two eggs any style. Two on fictional television program strips TIONS AND RESUME of bacon or Two link sausages, ming and are frequently por¬ WHITE MONKEY FREE KITTENS, litter trained Et very playful Call 625 4836 after 6 p.m. SN SERVICE. Corner MAC and Grand River, 8:30 am 5 pm Juniors, seniors: Gain academic trayed as lower class docile citizens, according to a three choice of beverage coffee tea oi l3.5 Hash brown potatoes, Toast. In¬ cludes choice of beverage, cof¬ 185 It-8pm Monday Friday, 10 am - 5 fee teoor Sanko. credit interning with the regional Saturday. 337-1666 year study by the MSU chair OLD ENGLISH CETA Manpower Program. Con¬ USED BIKES All sizes, $15 Sheepdog C 22 10 31 (7) person of the Department of pups. AKC - Pet and show tact Dave Persell, College of $100. Also used parts. We Communication. $175-300. Your child needs to TYPING. FREE pick up and Urban Development also buy used bikes. Call Dr. CHARLIE'S love one. 882-9036 delivery. Fast, experienced, Bradley Greenberg, also BIKE SHOP. low rates. 676-2009 MSU Recreation Association a professor in the departments 393 2484. 7 10-22 (5) 8 10-24(4) OR 23 10 31 (31 invites all recreators to fun friends of Communication and Telecom¬ Campus Interviews HORSES BOARDED. $50 per fellowship at 6 tonight, 209 IM munications will discuss his CARPETING, WOOL, pad¬ TYPING, LIBRARY research, month. Includes all feed and Sports-West. Topics: Leisure, ser- study, "The Portrayal of the ding 121$ft 20ft Spice TI x resume service Free pick up Aging on Commercial Televi Equipment Group condition, clean $100. 332 care. 694 3250. 12-10-25 (3) and delivery. 676 1912 0740. E 5-10 22 (4) C 18 10 31 (3) Pre meds: Osteopathic medi- today 204 GOLDEN RETRIEVER pup International Ce cine open house is from 7 to 9 MUST SELL by October 26.4 pies AKC registered, vaci¬ EXPERIENCED TYPIST, dis Greenberg will also discuss United discount llated +■ wormed. 337 1839. tonight, E105 East Fee Hall. Ques coupons. how the elderly are portrayed E-5-10-23 14) tion, answers, and tours by medi Best offer. Call after 5, 351 on television and why they are Match your 9170. 4 10-19 (4) degree to our multitude of openings. depicted in this manner. (U.S. The LaLeche Citizenship required) 4 COMPONENT STEREO, Lost & Found LOW RATES - Term papers, League ■ of East $60, 23-inch TV Zenith con resumes. Fast expert typing Lansing is holding a meeting on breastfeeding at 7:30 p.m. Thurs¬ Degrees Afghanistan sole $100. 332 2431 after LOST: TAN jacket near Day and evening Call "G Electrical Engineering 4 p.m. 8 10-25 (3) Albert or Beech sts., October TYPING. 321 4771 day 6036 Hatkson Dr., East Lan Optics (Engineering) C 13-10 31 (41 Mechanical Engineering 13. Reward' 337 0903 Manufacturing Technology COUCH, 2 chairs, ottoman, 3 3 10-19(3) continued from page 121 Industrial Engineering Process and Plastics Peace Corps Recruiting Office end tables, 2 lamps $150 Call Many specialists consider Materials Science Tetesa 321 8940 LOST- 1 light blue ski mitten. Instructions has new listings for winter training Amin's hardline Engineering E 5 10-22 (3) programs. Come talk with a positions res Engineering Physics Computer Science S. Harrison Road. 332-2010. ponsible for much of the erosion 3 10-19 (3) GUITAR LESSONS Private recruiter! Visit 100 International in public support for the Marx Engineering Mechanics (Software Hardware) CHRISTY'S QUALITY used or group Call MARSHALL ist furniture and antiques. LOST GLASSES in red MUSIC CO., 337 9700 Open regime. Openings GRAND OPENING vicinity of South Kedzie weeknights until 9 Party dissidents, writing in Engineering Computer Radar Hardwood end and coffee case, p.m undergorund newspapers, have Design building. Lost 10-11. 332 C 5 10 19 (4) Software Hardware tables. Secional book cases 4923. 2-10 18 (3) accused the 50 year-old ex Computer Software Microwave Development desks, lamps, couches, while schoolteacher of brutal re Assembly Methods desks, lamps, chairs, leather office chairs couches, LOST, CATERPILLAR watch fob and pocket watch. Great [Transportation] [-J- ] Honors prisals lieved against villagers be helping rebels, Afghan Field Test Support Logic Design Computer-aided Design Computer-aided Testing while they last. 505 E. Michi sentimental value, reward. College hosts a slide- NEED ONE way ride to illustrated talk on Norwegian Optics Design - Thin Film Coating Aerodynamics gan Ave Lansing. George Brown 355-4720. , C 20 10 31 (10) Gaylord on Friday Oct 19 painter fc'dvard Munch, by Prof Environmental Design Control Systems 4 10 19 (4) leave by noon, 332-6243. Ishikawa at 4 today. Lounge, THF "SHABNAMA" OR Space Telecommunications 2 10-18 (3) Applied Mechanics PANASONIC "night letters" also charged Infrared Reconnaissance AM FM Ouality and Reliability Assurance stereo receiver, Panasonic thruster speakers. cartridge- [ Personal J [/] RIDER WANTED for carpool Overseas Study meeting is at 7 that Amin has shown favori tism toward relatives, including Thin Thick Film Design Fab Liaison Engineering Manufacturing Information Systems I month old $145 372 5231 from Battle Creek to MSU. tonight, 108 Bessey Hall Pro his brother who was appointed Microprocessor Design E 5 10-18(5) EDGAR CAYCE Search for 616 968 4027 or 353 4390 grams include humanities, langu Test Equipment Design Minicomputer Applications God study groups forming, 3-10 19 (3) age, and social science options security chief of four provinces, NC Programming and his Pushtu speaking Khar Mechancial Design SOMEBODY ELSE'S CLOSET featuring gently U.P.ersI RIDERS wanted to oti tribe, found north of the Systems Analysis Automated Test Equipment Photography nature enthu¬ used clothing. 541 E, Grand Ironwood area, through Mar siasts: Horticulture Club hosts Hindu Rush mountains. Cryogenics-Heat Transfer Manufacturing River Open noon to 6 p.m quette 485 8859 2 10 17 (31 Clancy Lewis and his slide show Wai oderati Manufacturing Supervision Project-oriented Take ins by appointment C 23 10 31 151 [ Recreation j j (£31 Trees and These United States" at 7 tonight, 205 Horticulture Bldg ed pe •sident Nur Mohan yal Printed Wiring Board Engineering FAB Methods Manufacturing involving: • Coordinating BLUEGRASS EXTENSION Wanted Taraki, escaped a Sept. 14 Signal Processing HOUSE PLANTS Lush Et SERVICE plays weddings, Coun f Go Students shootout at Taraki's Kabul. Manufacturing green. 200 plants 5 $2.00 » tonight, ConCon Production Contol Schedule Commitments flooi plants and hanging bas parties 337 0178 or 372 3727 HALF FARE airline coupons Taraki was reported by Radio C 23 10 31 (3) anal Center Open Functional Manufacturing Engineering • Cost-Control Budget kets. Close to campus. 332 Top dollar. Call Mike, 332 Afghanistan to have died last 6446 E 5-10 22 (5) 7977, mornings. 8-10-19 (3) week. Project Manufacturing Development FALL TIME ENTERTAIN SU Promenaders invite you to Some accounts said Watanjar Engineering Control • Use of Real-Time TEAC 2300 S Open reel, 40 ment. Horseback riding and NEEDED DESPERATELY 5 Digital Analog Circuit Design te dance from 7 to 10 tonight, was then flown to the Soviet Computer Systems reels of tape, bulk eraser Hayrides! Boarding and les¬ general admittance to Purdue Union, which has backed both Thermal Analysis $260 351 7690 3 10 17 13) sons available. CRAZY C game 355-3574. 7 10-18 (3) e Party Room of West Shaw Manufacturing Supervision Amin and dissident Khalq far Mechanical Packaging Assembly Methods RIDING STABLE 676 3710. O 1-10 17 (5) WILL TRADE 1 American tions. Others maintained that Tool Design Fab Methods RECORDS) THOUSANDS to price coupon for 1 United he remained in Afghanistan to Antenna Design choose from, 75f and up, all for college students at 7 30 to Tool Design quality guaranteed WAZOO price coupon. 332-6814 mobilize leftist military officers Laser Development night, University Reformed NC Programming RECORDS, 223 Abbott. 337 0947 C 13 10-31 15) [ Rummage Sale~] [p] 5 10 23 (31 ANYONE INTERESTED in Church 4930 South Hagadorn opposed to Amin. Live in Dallas UNITED AIRLINES half fare GARAGE SALE Thursday trading 2 Pan Am discount The Southwest's largest and liveliest metropolitan area. coupons. 2 for $50 each. 332 2909. E 5 10 19 (3) and Friday, 9 a.m. Room sized air conditioner, 5p.m coupons for 2 United coup ons? Please call 332 0341 Ski 109 Club meets Anthony Hall. at Prisoners Discover ail the glitter and glamour, spectacular sport and high fashion Dallas is S 5 5 23 (5) famous for — yet an economical place to make a home. Cost of living is range hood, bikes, house icontinued from page 3) way below LUDWIG SNARE, brushed wares, toys, books, clothes. the urban U.S. average. And there's no state income tax The WANTED: METAL weights country's 7th largest chrome finish with stand, sticks, case Like new, $125. 1120 Blanchette, E, 1 10-17 (6) Lansing. for bar bell, 25 or 50lb. plates MSU Packaging Society hosts four guest speakers at the term 'of 21) to 40 years, for city has year-round sunshine plus lots of lakes and facilities to enjoy it Dallas and Call after 6 p.m., Jackson only Call 353 6012. at 7 30 tonight, 402 Computer meeting example, could get out in 15 surrounding area has 47 colleges. 50 hospitals. 2 major medical education and 1 782 3166 Barb. 3-10-13 (3) years, 10 months and 15 days research institutions, and a wealth of major media and entertainment Z-E 5 10 19 (5) ith time off for good behavior, Service WANTED: 2 3 tickets to w MSU Pre Law Association pre¬ Kellev said. He said that in one gether for MSU Purdue SCHWINN COLLEGIATE 5 IMPROVE YOUR GRADES. game. General admittance sents Dean of Admissions, U M vcar's commitment for'1977. Interviewing on Campus speed. Good condition. $75. Send $1 00 for your 306-page only. 353 1434 2 10-17 (3) Law School at 7 tonight, 107 S more than 150 prisoners could Call after 5 p.m., 332 6734 Kedzie Hall. General public wel he affect -d by this November 1-2 E 5 10 19 (3) catalog of collegiate re¬ search WANTED 3 non-student tick Kellev said the law precludes 10,250 topics listed. ets for Minnesota game 353 AQUARIUM 29 gallon, Box 25097G, Los Angeles Ca. parole considerations for pri If unable to interview at this time, send resume to: Ruth Lodowski Texas Instru¬ 5622. 8 10-25 (3) O'Dell, hood with light, dia¬ 90025 1-213-477 8226. soners with life sentences be meeting is at 8 tonight, 313 ments P O. Box 226015. M S 222 Dallas. Texas 75266. tom filter. Gravel $40 882 Z 21-10 23(6) 2 or 4 TICKETS TO MSU Student Services Bldg Everyone 2646 after 4 p.m. Minnesota game 482 6232 or is welcome to attend. mum term imposed by the E 5-10 19 14) GUITAR REPAIRS Prompt 332 5404 9 10 26 (3> court is. in effect, life imprison guaranteed service. Free esti¬ Resource Development Under FUR JACKET, black Persian mates and reasonable rates. WANTED: 6 tickets together graduate Club invites all R.D paw with large mink collar, Member American Guild of fur N>>v 10 MSU Minnesota majors, graduates and faculty size 14. 2 3 speed girls bikes, Luthiers MARSHALL MU¬ members to an informal gathering home game 517 631 2690 1 standard, $25 each Phone SIC CO 337 9700. at 8 tonight, 323 Ann St. East 7 12 10 26 (31 after 4 30. 487 8594 or 489 7364 E 5 10 19 (7) C 1-10-17 (6) WANTED. STUDENT inter Lansing Texas Instruments DISCOUNT CALCULATORS Furniture dealers, people in SIMS presents Burt Reynolds. ested in natural foods to Merv Griffin, Doug Henning dis INCORPORATED has moved to 124 W. Grand our community are ready to prepare meals for faculty Transcendental Medita would not he River 351 0951 shop for home furnishings' couple Call 351 1881 cussing law. Kellev sai An equal opportunity employer M/F OR 23 10-31 (3) Use Classified ads daily. 5 10 18 14) tion with Maharishi Mahesh Yogi at 8 tonight 310 Bessey Hall a no! her quest in Michigan State News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Wednesday. October 17, 1979 "| y HAGAR the Horrible WHO'S GOING TO Daily Tv Highlights by Dik Browne g J OPEN FOR PABLO OCT. 30? (*)WJIM-TV(CBS) (lO)WILX-TV(NBC) (11 26)WELM-TV(Cable) (12)WJRT-TV(ABC (23)WKAR TV PBS) T. i po wish people wouldn't WEDNESDAY 3:00 11:00 bother pp. zoor for 8:30 (12) General Hospital mepical apvice at parties 9:00 (11) Black Notes Studio A (6-10-12) News (23) High School Quiz Bowl (23) Dick Cavett (6-12) Phil Donahue 3:30 9:00 11:30 (10) Mike Douglas (6) One Day At A Time (6) Movie (23) Sesame Street (10) Movie (6) Switch (23) Villa Alegre (11) Hello E.L. (10) Johnny Carson 10:00 4:00 (12) Charlie's Anqels (12) Love Boat (6) Beat The Clock (6) Flintstones 9:30 (23) ABC News (10) Card Sharks (10) Bugs Bunny (11) Bob Carr Washington 12:40 (12) Mary Tyler Moore (12) Match Game (6) Hawaii Five-0 Report (23) Mister Rogers (23) Sesame Street 10:00 (12) Baretta 10:30 4:30 1:00 (11) Home Fire Detectors (6) Whew! (6) Gunsmoke Its Your Life (10) Tomorrow (10) Hollywood Squares (10) Gilligan's Island 1:50 (12) Vega$ (12) Odd Couple (12) Gunsmoke (23) Mighty Continent (12) Rookies PEANUTS (23) Villa Alegre 5:00 10:15 2:20 SPONSORED BY: 10:55 (10) Star Trek (11) Student Feedback (12) News by Schulz Billy Taylor (6) CBS News (23) Mister Rogers Wed. Oct. 17 11 a.m. , 11:00 5:30 MSU Auditorium, all invited (6) Price Is Right (10) High Rollers (6) Three's A Crowd (11) WELMNews MSU SHADOWS (12) Laverne & Shirley (12) News by Gordon Carleton PINBALL PETE'S (23) Electric Company (23) Electric Company 11:30 6:00 SPONSORED BY: MTU°LO No«"N.-r!!l7,n'°'.ndo, (10) Wheel Of Fortune (6-10) News (12) Family Feud (11) TNT True Adventure (23) Freestyle Trails COlTM TU'cSt atfuj OUf>&€.s CAJ A ctfgprr L¥oicyO 12:00 (23) Dick Cavett DftAF-T ACCcXVTf V^U MAYe "tb Kcka gs^oo (6) Almanac -tu%y oajlv dial *>S.oc> (12) ABC News 12:30 (6) Search For Tomorrow (23) Over Easy vjMcjRSttgATTS.T FRANK & ERNEST (10) Password Plus 7:00 by Bob Thaves (12) Ryan's Hope (6) Tic Tac Dough 1:00 (10) Newlywed Game (6) Young and the Restless (11) Black Notes (10) Days Of Our Lives (12) Bowling For Dollars (12) All My Children (23) Tele-Revista 1:30 7:30 Ybu can rfez-L (6) As The World Turns (6) Happy Days Again 2:00 (11) We All Live Here WHEN YOU'VE (10) Doctors (12) Family Feud (12) One Life To Live (23)MocNeil Lehrer Report EV°LVED INTO A (23) Over Easy 8:00 2:30 (6) Body Human HUMAN f?ElN&-—■ (6) Guiding Light (10) Real People (10) Another World (11) Show My People You'i-U brft A lot. (23) Crockett's Victory (12) Eight Is Enough Garden (23) Great Performances TRAVELS WITH FARLEY THE DROPOUTS SPONSORED BY: by Phil Frank by Post TVEONLY HAD TWO evekl when i bo 6et 5CNC-AND-DANCE G&S shcjl noboby FHys IN TWO YEARS'...AND anv attention.. y I'M TffAPT£DO/T HFfcg IVTTftfc BooNIgS, Curiou*. Book Shop B. C. TUMBLEWEEDS SPONSORED BY: 332-0112 SPONSORED BY: by Johnny Hart 307 E. Grand River by Tom K. Ryan USED COMICS Throe floors of Books. Magaiines. ond Corniest H?ir TtHAr msrcctc ^kwt rea morezteo fajz \*> fiecor to epi\r i [ ifs amlstiezpm rafczm Miu. \ FftU Y —-y-" X oft i believe in tHis "dull pace of 1 Mortar trough 32. Attitude 4. Gazelle 33. Perry, for in¬ mine, gea/.ini/— you get credit STUFF.' now, wfIAT Your life continues. well, i pud for PAST EFFORTS. V'our ignorance of money* pont 7. Bushmen stance are you, gilo? 11. One: comb. 35. Medium's popularity ig on up6w/n&. TAURuG? mattepg grows. believe in condition you are nobody's foou." it' 38. gaucho 12. Obstacle | 13. Skin eruption 39. Split 14 Helmet- 40. Drum / shaped 44 Toward and 16. Breed of dog within 4 Texture 17. Biblical 45. Small fish 5. Published character 46. Millwheel 18. Denunciation bucket 6. Incited 20. Lady 7. Hallowed 47 Doggerel 8 Twinge 22. Cement 23. 1 Bt 48. Wall material 49. ■ ' 9 Celebes ox H^Fc'sT^ MONe^p (ooKs 3 1 10 10 Triton BeiN<3 eveRVTHiNG !« | 1 q 1§ 15 19 20. Time period Scurry Had being 14 J■ - 21 24. Fragment Miscreant ■ 25. Of central government 2 1i 26 27 Indian Gibbon HJ 6 _Jt- 29 30. Haphazard Nervous dis 33. Medicinal Ti S 30 Lo 1 36 34 35 36 Labor union Falter Resort city 37 Pay one s ft share 41 Excitement t 42 43 Sheep Spread hay 18 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 17, 1979 Six seirplot: ,one ots The Romance of Our Age isTechnology. The Salesman's <| Rendezvous on a single chip of silicon, the more Detection Equipment (ASDE). It's Dream. the average AEG cost goes down. $ i 'n ^pa'n standard equipment at L. A. Inter¬ f, § ~ You're a software You're a Tl sales In short, you make things cheaper national and at the airport in | applications engineer. You've by making them more complicated. Geneva, Switzerland. Other airports I specialist. got what is prob¬ Your work made it possible for a with smog and snow problems are When you picked ably one of the Tl consumer product that sold three expected to have it soon. I this career, you most irresistible years ago for about $70 to sell You're glad you're in technology. never dreamed that one day you'd selling messages in the history of today for $14.95. rendezvous in Barcelona, Spain salesmanship. Your future looks wonderfully Oil Sleuths with two Navy destroyers. It goes like this: "Hold this TI-59 complicated. You're at about 100,000 International. But when your company is Texas Scientific Calculator in your hand. AEGs per chip now and 1,000.000 You're a geo- Instruments and one of your cus¬ Now, let's compare it to the most is in sight. physicist. A good tomers is the U. S. Sixth Fleet, you popular computer of the 1950s- You re glad you got into technology. one. You could be learn to expect the unexpected. the IBM 650. with any of the big The destroyers are equipped with "The 650 weighed almost three Outsmarting oil companies. But Tl computers and they need new tons, required five to 10 tons of air ^ Smog. you wanted to get with a company software fast. You come aboard and sail with the Fleet until your job is conditioning and 45 square feet of floor space. And it cost $200,000 j||| You've always whose specialty is the same as designed air- yours. Exploration, completed. in 1955 money. borne radars for That's why you're at Tl, in Not a bad assignment for a soft¬ "Now look at the TI-59 Calculator T Tl customers, Geophysical Service. ware specialist named Susie. You're you're holding in the palm of your ■i * • Now. all of a Tl explorer ships, Tl photo- glad you got into technology. hand. It has a primary memory sudden you know your next radar geologic aircraft and Tl truck- and capacity more than double that of design is going to stay at the airport. tractor-mounted vibrator systems I The Incredible the 650. It performs its principal On the ground. are working all over the world. I Talking You're Chip. an inte- functions five to 10 times faster. And it retails for under $300. It's on the ground that traffic controllers at Los Angeles Inter¬ They're finding oil. And they're identifying areas where no oil I grated circuit With a story like this, the hardest national Airport have a problem. exists, thereby saving huge losses [ designer at Tl. part of your job is holding onto your They can see" incoming and out¬ in drilling costs. You've helped sample. 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