Thursday The cloudy and cool weather will continue today, with highs in the low 40s. I^ows The State News tonight will VOLUME 73 NUMBER 149 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING MICHIGAN 48824 OCTOBER 25. 1979 Kelley, Hooker sign clean-up settlement By BRUCE BABIAR/. THE DUMP SITE in Montague consists of sandy porous soil which does not block that . court monitored environmental system for White Lake would be put into effect. State News Staff Writer seepage. The fish in White Lake have been contaminated and are considered poisonous and unfit HOOKER CHEMICAL IS forbidden to sell any of the company's land without the Attorney General Frank Kelley and Hooker Chemical Co. signed a $15 million cleanup settlement Wednesday which defuses a "toxic time bomb" caused by the chemical leakage for human consumption. The lake should not be used for swimming or drinking water, said expressed consent of the Attorney General. Kelley called it an unprecendented in Muskegon County's White Lake. Fumio Matsumura, director of MSU's Pesticide Research Center which analyzed the lake "covenant." _ "This is the best design (clay vaults) we can bring forward for the people of White Lake." The unprecendented out-of-court settlement was signed by Hooker Co. President water. Donald Baeder and Kelley at a press conference in Lansing. The Kelley-Hooker settlement still must be approved by the Ingham County Circuit Tanner said. "Twenty billion gallons of ground water will be purged to protect White Court. The agreement will be heard by Judge Michael G. Harrison next Monday. Lake." Baeder also presented Kelley with a $1 million check as part of the agreement to cover the state's administrative costs in handling the suit against the company. Occidental Petroleum Corp., Hooker's parent firm, set aside $2 million which will be Hooker chemical faces no criminal charges or punitive damages as a result of the seepage made available for 50 years to guarantee that Hooker complies with the agreement. Kelley's suit stems from charges that Hooker Chemical s Montague plant is responsible The agreement includes constructing clay vaults with 10 foot-thick walls which will hold because Kelley filed a civil suit and the company is settling out of court. for the seepage of several poisonous and carcinogenic chemicals into White Lake. chemical wastes from the Montague plant. Kelley commended Occidental Chairperson Armand Hammer for settling settlinj the suit and The chemicals alledgedly seeped into the lake from a 900-acre dump site near the plant not dragging it for years through a legal battle in the courts. which contains about 20,000 44-gallon drums — many rusted and leaking the toxic A ground water barrier well and purification system to charcoal filter the water of White "He could have presented legal defenses that 1 could not have penetrated," Kelley said, chemicals C-56 and HCB. Lake was also included in the agreement. (continued on page 16) Department of Natural Resources Director Howard Tanner explained at the conference Residence hall rapes high, AHEAD OF ITS TIME Energy usage efficient at MSU recent study reports say By KARL BLANKENSHIP State News Staff Writer Editor's note: This is the third of a By MOLLY MIKA locked and to know who is at the door before building behind you, pull the locked front four-part series dealing with energy, its State News Staff Writer door shut after you enter, even if it will be opening it. alternatives, sources, and implications Gary North, director of the campus obvious to him that you are shutting him Women are not protected from rape in for American society. The third part their residence halls, apartments and housing program, said the residence halls out." examines how MSI' has been dealing houses, and must take precautions, a recent are among the safest places to live when the with energy concerns since the turn of residents exercise good judgment. CLEEVES SUGGESTS THAT a visitor study shows. the century. who has just "rung the buzzer" should be The Saginaw County Rape Crisis Center "People have to be responsible for Concern over energy usage is usually themselves and be reasonably cautious in allowed to wait to see if his friend is home. reports that the highest percentage of rapes thought of as a new problem, but energy occur in the victim's residence, not in dark deciding who they will live with, entertain, Apartment dwellers can avoid admitting conservation has been a practice at MSU alleys. and go out with," North said. strangers through the front door by using for decades. Lt. Donald Cleeves of Department of the outside speaker system. "The University has been interested Public Safety, said two of the 14 sexual WOMEN WHO LIVE off campus are If there is a suspicious person on the same in making prudent use of energy since assaults which have been reported to the advised by DPS to check the safety of the elevator, Medea and Thompson advise the turn of the century," said Theodore women to push the emergency button and all DPS this year have occurred in residence apartment or house. Residents may petition Simon, assistant vice president of the halls. the manager or landlord to provide lights at floor buttons and then get off at the first MSU Physical Plant. all entrances, and to trim or remove bushes floor it stops at. Cleeves said one case of sexual assault MSU's power plant uses a system if they cover a window or could hide an When returning home at night, a woman occurred after a woman opened the side door known as co-generation, which allows it attacker. should have her keys ready before she of her residence hall to a stranger after the to use about 70 percent of all the possible reaches the door. Also, if someone is front doors had been locked for the night. Cleeves said women should use only a first BTUs in a pound of coal, Simon said. initial, not a full name, on the mailbox and in watching her, she should not show him Typical coal plants only get 35 to 38 where she lives by going straight home. IN THIS CASE, the man followed her to phonebooks. percent efficiency out of the coal, he Be aware of places an attacker might hide, her room and they chatted a while — long added. There should be strong locks on all doors, such as under stairs. Medea and Thompson enough for him to see that her roommate Basically, the way MSU's co genera preferably dead bolt locks with chains, and also advise women to know which neighbors tion works is that steam was gone for the weekend. He left, only to viewfinders. The door should not be opened can be trusted in an emergency. system return two hours later, when he knocked on unless the caller is known, Cleeves said. All windows should be in place and have produced in boilers is used to heat the door and then raped her, Cleeves said. buildings on campus, but before the If a service person is expected, ask that locks. Window locks should be set so there is "If the administration would purchase steam leaves the power plant, it drives identification be passed through the chain- not even room for a small child to crawl viewfinders and chainlocks for each door, turbines to generate electricity. lock or slipped under the door, he said. through. Curtains or blinds should be on these would be an excellent tool to prevent Women who live in apartments should every window. sexual assault in the residence halls," he MOST POVl'ER PLANTS use steam know that a person with a key in his hand Medea and Thompson note that there may added. only to drive turbines. does not necessarily live in her building. The be a statute that allows a tenant to keep a If a conventional power plant was used Some precautions to take, Cleeves said, following procedure is suggested by Andrea dog for protection even though the lease here, it is estimated that an additional include not admitting any strangers through Medea and Kathleen Thompson "Against does not permit it. 500 railroad cars of coal a year would be the side door after the front doors are locked When you have safeguarded your home, needed to provide MSU's needs. for the night. "Be a lady and wait until he opens go outside and see if there is not some way the When a co generation plant provides He advises women to keep their doors front door. If a man is coming into you can break in, they added. the heat to more than one building via a linking system, it is known as district heating. Jackson asks for communication "There has been a district heating system here in some form or another since the turn of the century," Simon said. "The University has built on that for understanding cultural needs concept over the decades," he added. "Today we have one of the most efficient State News/Tony Dugal systems in the country, if not the world, Bv PAMELA PENN English should create a challenge for those in a university setting." MSlI's power plant uses a system known as co-generation, which State News Staff Writer who assume that the problems that exist in The first co generation plant on the allows it to use about 70 percent of all the possible BTUs in a pound The key to ending the Black English the world cannot be changed. campus was built in 1905. of coal. Typical coal plants only get 35 to 38 percent efficiency That the future depends on the willing controvery lies behind making a firm "We must force a change of what is to (continued on page 16) out of coal. ness of each group to meet the challenge of commitment to understand the situation, that which must be." Jackson said. the Rev. Jesse Jackson said at MSU An open line of communication is the opening up the lines of communications, Jackson added. Tuesday. only means of developing an understanding of Jackson, speaking at the closing banquet the seventh annual conference Counseling Minorities at Kellogg Center, on of cultural needs. Jackson said. One of his primary East reasons for going to the was to establish that line of Middle commu AFTER HIS SPEECH Jackson met with various members of the Black, Jewish and '"Bag-home'' retimes pollution oat put said that the impediment of Black speech nication. Arab communities. One Jewish spectator By KARL BLANKENSHIP "Unfortunately, the gas supply was interrupted, the plant was stems from American society fragmenting "I don't believe in isolation politics," became offended when he thought Jackson State News Staff Writer switched back to coal, an operation that takes about one half hour the black culture. Jackson said. Talking with people may lead was trying to shake his hand before a Although MSU's power plant may be one of the most efficient to accomplish, he said. photographer. Jackson said that he was not coal plants around, for years it has been plagued with pollution However, in 1974, when the plant was again burning coal, the The survival of the Black culture is not to a change of mind or a change of heart. The United States has too much at stake trying to offend the spectator nor was he problems, just as many other coal burning plants. University was once more warned by the DNR about pollution merely adapting to that which is," Jackson from the told panelists, guests and students, "but in the Middle East to just ignore the seeking publicity. He said that he was In order to clean up its act, MSU has begun installing air plant. conquering that which must be." Palestinians' interest, Jackson said. The simply trying to extend a "hand in pollution control devices in a project which will be completed next By that time, Nilsson said, it was apparent by just looking at kindness." the smokestacks that something had to be done. Earlier this year a federal judge in Palestinian Liberation Organization is a year, said Paul Nilsson, MSU director of Automotive and Utilities Services. Solving the problem was not easy, however. Detroit ruled that 11 Ann Arbor children government in exile with top editors and Jackson is the leader of Operation PUSH had been discriminated against when their communicators in the Middle East, he said. (People United to Save Humanity), a The problem surfaced in 1969 when MSU was warned by the We had a long session of meetings with the state and the instructors did not recognize their speech "They cannot just be wished away or Chicago based activist group. He first Department of Public Health (now the Department of Natural DNR," Nilsson said. "The DNR said you absolutely must do it became involved in the civil rights move¬ Resources), that excessive pollution was coming from the power disability. ignored." (clean up the plant), the state apparently did not want to make the The ruling established that school dis¬ ment in the 1960s under the guidance of the plant. funds available." tricts must take into account problems that "WE HAVE A lot to Rev. Martin Luther Kind Jr. Jackson is now MSU's solution to the problem, Nilsson said, was simple enough gain by talking and the plant switched from coal to natural gas. THE STATE, HE added, wanted to make sure the problem — inner city students have with standard not ignoring each other," he said. "By working on "Excel" an educational project English. It also stated that school districts talking we can modify the situation." of Operation PUSH. couldn't be solved by simple means, such as changing the type of must establish special programs to correct Jackson urged Blacks, Jews and Arabs to Jackson's speech concluded the seventh AT THE TIME, Nilsson explained that gas was only two thirds coal used by the plant before they made a major investment, these impediments. open their lines of communication here in annual conference on counseling minorities. the price of coal, and with natural gas, there was no pollution (continued on page 16) the United States also. The conference dealt with ways to provide problem. JACKSON SAID THE issue of Black "We ought to talk, we ought to go mental health services to minorities. By TIM SIMMONS Thompson's vice presidential duties undefined were similar to those of the vice president for business and finance at MSU. State News Staff Writer These duties include University financing as well as management of campus housing Although Kenneth Thompson has been serving as vice president for operations since July, a formalized outline of his responsibilities is not expected to be approved until Analysis and service, maintenance and the physical plant. January. "UNTIL A PLAN (for Thompson) has been approved by the president and the Board of The position of vice president for operations was created by President Cecil Mackey THOMPSON'S APPOINTMENT TO MSU marks the third administration he has Trustees I am really in no position to comment," said Roger Wilkinson, vice president for business and finance, about Thompson's responsibilities. before he officially took office in August. Thompson, Mackey's candidate for the position, worked on with Mackey. Previously he served as vice president for finance and was then approved by the Board of Trustees at an annual salary of $58,000. administration at Texas Tech University and as vice president for administration at the "You can't necessarily set a timetable for this type of thing," Mackey said. Thompson is currently working with Mackey to define his role in the newly created University of South Florida. Mackey said because he has also appointed four new administrators since he took office position. In addition to this Thompson also does "anything the president asks me to do." Thompson said that when he was appointed to these positions he moved into "existing in August defining the responsibilities of the vice president for operations has taken some Specifically, Thompson said he has been working on budget placement, priorities for vacancies" which were later modified by Mackey to fit the administration's needs. time. construction and a project to obtain more equipment for the computer science His appointment as vice president for operations at MSU has resulted in some tension Mackey added that as he becomes more familiar with MSU his view of Thompson s department as well as other assignments. among top level administrators. responsibilities sometimes change slightly. When Thompson's responsibilities are formally approved he is expected to be in charge "I can't say that I've felt it (the tension) but I would be surprised if there wasn't any, of long range planning and finances. He also said he anticipates his duties will "be in the Thompson said. If a formal outline of Thompson's responsibilities are approved in January, he will have been on the University payroll for nonths without any formal duties in his position. non academic area." When Thompson worked with Mackey in the two previous administrations his duties Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, October 25, 1979 EEEORT TO AVOID A TRAGEDY Carter approves aid to Cambodia By JAMES GERSTENZANG more than an hour after Sen. bill authorizing the expenditure "WE NOW FACE once again $3 million in existing refugee Associated Press Writer Fldward M. Kennedy criticized of $30 million to aid the Cambo¬ aid, $20 million in commodities the prospect of avoidable death. WASHINGTON (AP) the administration for moving dians. Carter included under the Food for Peace - We must act swiftly to save the President Carter committed too slowly to aid millions of that $30 million in the program men, women and children who program, $7 million that he the United States government Cambodians who face starva- he announced. brothers and sisters in are our promised last week and $9 Wednesday to providing $69 Carter, equating the famine God's family." million in refugee funds to be million in aid to Cambodia in an The president's announce¬ in Cambodia with the World In addition to the $30 million sent to Thailand where Cam¬ Focus=World effort to avert "a genocidal proportion." tragedy of ment and Kennedy's criticism followed approval by the House War II Holocaust, announced his plans in the White House approved by the House commit tee, the president's program for bodian refugees Carter said he are was gathered. certain of Carter's proposal came little Foreign Affairs Committee of a press room, telling reporters: aid over the next year included getting congressional approval for the program. "We will do Imprisonment of dissidents produees protest our share," he told a group of religious leaders before his (AP) — Western Europeans, from arch-conservatives to Communists, join¬ uwn citizens for attempts to exercise their fundamental rights,'' State Depart¬ Shah undergoes cancer surgery announcement. "I Congress will go can be along with sure our ed in rare unanimity Wednesday to de¬ ment spokesperson Hodding Carter request." plore a Prague court's imprisonment of said. By ARTHUR EVERETT about 150 demonstrators about six years, but that re¬ Pahlavi and members of his Meanwhile, three U.S. sena¬ five Czechoslavakian dissidents. The only official Soviet word on the Associated Press Writer chanted "Death to the shah!" cently an intermittent jaundice family and retinue. tors visited Phnom Penh on sentences was a report, without com¬ NEW YORK - Surgeons and waved banners that read, had signaled that something By contrast, inside New York Many said Tuesday's subversion con¬ Wednesday and said only final removed the shah of Iran's "A peaceful death is too good was wrong with the gallbladder Hospital-Cornell Medical cen¬ victions were a gross violation of the ment, by the news agency Tass on Cambodian approval is needed gallbladder Wednesday and for the shah!" or the bile duct leading from ter, four Iranian women in Helsinki accords on human rights, and Wednesday. But dissident Soviet leader The spokesperson for Pah¬ to begin a massive aid effort. checked to see if his long-stand¬ the liver. American dress kept a prayer there were comments of outrage from Andrei D. Sakharov said Czech activists ing cancer of the lymph glands lavi, Robert Armao, said follow¬ vigil for the shah. Said one of Communists in France, Italy and the were "unjustly persecuted" and ap¬ SENS. JAMES SASSER, had worsened. A spokesperson ing the 2-and-one-half-hour sur "HE DID NOT wish it to be them, "The royal family is alone D Tenn., John Danforth, R-Mo., Netherlands. pealed to Czech leaders to reduce their for the deposed ruler said gery that the shah would be known," Armao added of the and I just wanted to lend my The United States condemned sentences. and Max Baucus, D-Mont., "recovery without complica¬ hospitalized for two to three lymphoma. support." briefed Cambodian foreign Prague's action and said U.S. relations In a statement distributed to Western tions is anticipated." weeks. The demonstrators, mostly The operation was begun min¬ ister Hun Sen and said they with the Communist government could reporters in Moscow, Sakharov said the Outside his East Side hospi¬ Armao added that Pahlavi men, were kept behind police during the morning with Dr. found him "appreciative, gen¬ be harmed. "It is a matter of serious con¬ dissidents were "groundlessly accused" tal, as Shah Mohammad Reza had suffered from lymphoma, lines and their chanting and Banjamin Kean, personal Pahlavi went under the knife, erally appreciative." They said cern to us that the Czechoslovak govern¬ of anti-state activities, slander and or lymph gland cancer, for shouting was out of earshot of physician of the former Iranian they were told it would be up to ment has again punished some of its damaging the principles of detente. ruler, joining a team that also Cambodia's Communist Party included Dr. Burton Lee, a Central Committee to give final HOUSE REVERSES ITSELF Q\ VOTE noted lymphoma specialist. approval to the relief plan. Brezhnev surfaces after Lymph glands are found 16-day absence throughout the body, and Administration officials have said millions of Cambodians lymphoma takes various forms. MOSCOW (AP) — President Leonid I. Brezhnev stepped back into public view casional light snow flurries. A 10-second television film clip of the Gas price controls kept Armao said that "analysis of the lymphoma is in progress." face starvation. After Carter's announcement, the Rev. Theo¬ dore M. Hesburgh, president of Wednesday, six days after rumors be¬ arrival ceremony gave no clear hints to Notre Dame University and gan circulating throughout the world WASHINGTON (AP) — Bowing to the wishes gasoline would create serious confusion in the THE SURGEONS FOUND Brezhnev's condition because it did not head of a private relief group, that the 72-year-old Soviet leader was of the Carter administration, the House reversed energy marketplace, said Rep. John Dingell, stones in the shah's gallbladder show him walking or talking. said Cambodia had a population dead. itself Wednesday and voted to retain price and D-Mich., who led the reconsideration effort. and the bladder was removed. The television coverage of 8 million a decade ago, but Brezhnev also did not allocation controls on gasoline through mid-1981. He called immediate decontrol "not very well A stone also was removed from appeared at an airport wel¬ show Brezhnev greeting the common duct, the main that has been reduced now to the hardline The 225-189 turnabout vote came amid thought out." coming ceremony for South Yemeni tube carrying bile from the 4.7 million. He said 3 million leader Abdul Fattah Ismail and then Yemeni leader. The traditional airport expressions of dismay by congressional leaders But Rep. James A. Courter, D-N.J., author of over soaring oil-industry profits. liver to the small intestine, as surviving Cambodians are "in opened talks in the Kremlin with Ismail, greeting for such a staunch ally normally the decontrol amendment, defended his proposal, dire danger of starvation " would have included an exchange of "It's a disgrace to the nation. It's just an claiming it would make gas lines less likely in the part of the body's digestive the Soviet news agency Tass reported. absolute and utter disgrace," House Speaker In his speech to a George¬ kisses on both cheeks. future by shucking the government's complex system. Soviet television showed Brezhnev Thomas P. O'Neill said of the large third-quarter The operation was completed town University audience, allocation system. standing motionless on the airport tar¬ Rumors of Brezhnev's death or severe shortly before noon and the Kennedy urged a massive air¬ profits recently announced by some major oil And, Courter argued, "controls don't stop illness shah was taken to a recovery lift of food and medicine to mac, bundled in a dark coat and muffler. were sparked last week during companies. prices from increasing." Moscow by Syrian President The House action overturned 191-188 vote room, according to a report Cambodia and said the admini¬ Temperatures in Moscow have dipped a visit to a Administration officials, siding with Dingell, taken on Oct. 12 for immediate and full gasoline relayed to Armao. stration had been slow to below freezing, and there have been oc¬ Hafez Assad. contended abrupt gasoline decontrol would decontrol — action some critics said might have "He is far from breathing his support such a program. hamper the orderly phase-out of energy price last breath, but obviously he is Before Carter's announce¬ sent prices at the pump soaring toward $2 a controls sought by the president. an ill man," Armao said before ment. the Massachusetts Dem¬ gallon. Focus:|Mation The vote means the controls, which opponents claim have done little to check spiraling prices at Wednesday's House vote leaves intact the president's decision to phase out price lids the operation. The shah was provided his ocrat said the money istration had the admin¬ proposed thus far the pump, will stay on until Sept. 30, 1981, when gradually on U.S.-produced crude oil by 1981. It own guards, augmented by "is only a first installment also has no effect on heating oil or diesel fuel, security forces from the hos¬ compared to the need that now Old vaccination will do until new one found they are set to expire automatically. which are already free from price controls. exists." Knocking price and allocation controls off pital. BOSTON (AP) — A federal report re¬ most dangerous among children under commends developing a new vaccine 2. They are plagued by fits of coughing followed by Figure Skating & Hockey against whooping cough but says chil¬ a gasping intake of breath dren should still take the shots currently that sounds like a whoop. available, even though they sometimes Until about 30 years ago, the disease East Lansing M.ch 48824 Post Office have dangerous side effects. was a leading killer of children in this The report found that if vaccinations were stopped, the disease would be 71 times more common in the United States country, and it still is a major cause of death in developing countries. The study, directed by a doctor at the Group Lessons At MUNN Ice Arena, MSU Campus than it is now. Almost four times as federal Center for Disease Control, con¬ many children would die from whooping cluded "that the benefits of vaccination cough than die from complications of the outweigh the risks and that the savings TODDLERS TO TEENS Saturday 9-12:00 a.m. vaccine itself. outweigh the costs." But it added that HOCKEY Saturday 8-9:00 a.m. Whooping cough is a highly conta¬ there is a need for "development of a gious disease caused by a bacteria. It is less toxic v SKATING MOTHERS & TOTS Fridays 9-11:00 a.m. Opening Bowling Classes start Friday Oct. 26 Natural gas Saturday Oct. 27 explosion rocks Virginia building Friday, Starting at 9 p.m. *'/a hr. instruction STANARDSVILLE, Va. (AP) A No one was killed in the explosion All day & evenings * '/2 hr. practice time natural gas explosion leveled the that occurred after a backhoe working Certified professional staff Greene County government building on an addition to the office building rup¬ Saturday *skate rental available Wednesday, injuring 15 persons who tured a gas line about 10:15 a.m. had fled outside moments before when For registration and more information A construction supervisor raced inside a supervisor dashed in and "told every¬ body to get on out." to warn workers. Minutes later, the two- story brick building that houses most call 355-2380 The resulting fire also gutted the adja¬ cent courthouse building. county offices was reduced to rubble. *8.00 per lane "We got all of the people out before it "We had somewhere around 10 blew," Sheriff Harold Chapman said. minutes before it blew. They came in "I ran out with a pen in my hand. That's all I saved," said Alice Mooney, and told everybody to get on out" when the line ruptured, said Hunter Birck- Holiday Lanes secretary to the county school board. head, vocational director for schools in About 25 to 30 people were in the build¬ the rural county in north-central Vir- ing, she said. ginia. Mother Nature fooling around with spring MOBILE, Ala. (AP) Spring returned of city parks, said trees that lost 60 per¬ to this old port city in October this year cent or more of their leaves are the ones ■U K W m vh Mm* as hundreds of trees that were stripped in bloom. He said the trees were turning of their leaves by Hurricane Frederic build green to up a food supply for suddenly sprouted blossoms. Acres of Japanese magnolias, plum, crab apple and other fruit trees are in winter. "It's hard to since the predict for next spring Sfeu*.. new growth will fall victim to bloom, thanks to the 130 mph winds of frost," said McGill. "I'm afraid the LIMITED OFFER the September hurricane. Oriental magnolias will not bloom in the It's not unusual for trees stripped of spring." their foliage to bloom again, horti¬ McGill said the city, noted for its culturists say. It just looks peculiar when azaleas and shady oaks, lost approxi¬ such vast numbers are in flower in the mately 15,000 trees to Frederic. Oct. 25 - Nov. 1 fall. He said in one city park alone 250 to Max McGill, assistant superintendent 300 trees were destroyed. High doctors' fees result of WASHINGTON (AP) The American other ways no of competition attracting patients 25% off Medical Association has kept doctors' through low fees. Purchase any ladies Diamond set for *225°° bills high by campaigning competition Federal among Trade physicians, Commission against the ruled "Consumers lack other information necessary to informed choice of a physician, access to fee and make an the de¬ or more, and receive A MOO00 value ABSOLUTELY a mans Wedding Ring. FREE. entire stock! Wednesday. cision by Commissioner David A. The FTC, in a decision likely to be ap¬ Ok Clanton said. "Information obtained by DIAMOND IMPORTERS • downtown pealed to the federal courts, said the word-of-mouth does not fill this need. mLUMSMIMION OPEN MON-SAT 10a.m. -6 p. AMA illegally restrained competition Clanton said it is impossible to say THURS. & FRI. TIL' 9 p.m. ■p LI » FRANDOR among its 200,000 members, a majority how much extra Americans pay physi¬ «Mo#f«Gcum* rnWsttMlttl of American physicians. cians because of the AMA actions, "but Fl IM m.UtNSINOMAU It ordered the AMA to end we are convinced that the record in this ■ ^^0 JYk wrr imifmw nigh**i "ethical" p restrictions on member doctors — re¬ case supports a finding of substantial strictions ruling out advertising and injury." Zio abbott, east lansing I Michigon State News, Eost Lansing. Michigan Thursday, October 25, 1979 3 COMMISSIONERS PA Y 51% SN photographers win recognition in competition Board receives pay hike Two State News photographers have been recognized for photographic excellence in two recent contests. Also honored was By SUSIE BENKELMAN commissioners, salaries for the Ingham County Board rank as Joseph P. Lippincott, photographic manager of The State News, State News Staff Writer poorly as other major counties. the Best Sports Photo Award for July in the National Press Pay hikes for county judicial positions were also approved Salaries of the Ingham County Board of Commissioners will be Photographers Association competition. The results of the increased by an average of 51 percent in 1981, the board voted Tuesday. Circuit, Probate, and District court judges will receive 7 competition were announced in the October edition of News Tuesday night. percent increases beginning in January 1980. Photographer magazine. The pay hike will be the first the board has received in more Deborah J. Borin, a junior majoring in art education, was CERTAIN ELECTED OFFICIALS in the county will also than 10 years, said Commissioner Alfreda Schmidt, R-Lansing. awarded honorable mention in the annual Inland Daily Press Schmidt called the move a compensatory one, but also said this receive 7 percent pay increases next year. Affected by the Association competition for her photograph of the MSU baseball increase will be the county treasurer, register of deeds, drain year is a "delicate time" to increase public officials' pay. team after its Big Ten championship victory. The most drastic increases affect positions of vice chairperson of commissioner, county clerk and the prosecuting attorney. Robert Stern, a former State News photographer, who In other business, the board defeated a resolution to support the the commission and chairperson of the finance committee. The graduated from Justin Morrill College in June, also received an vice-chairperson's salary will be raised from $6,000 a year to Dayton Hudson proposal in East Lansing. honorable mention, in portrait personality for a photograph made $11,000 a year, an increase of 83 percent. Commissioner Carl Evanoff, R-Lansing, proposed the resolution, during Reserved Officers Training Corps field exercises. The finance committee chair salary will be hiked from $5,500 to More than 1,500 entries were submitted from 511 daily saying that the mall will have tremendous economic value to both $11,000, an 81 percent inc East Lansing and Ingham County. newspapers throughout the United States and Canada. The Grebner said that the commission would be taking a dangerous competition was sponsored by the University of Indiana School of THE STRAIGHT SALARY for commissioners will be raised Journalism. step if they supported the Dayton Hudson proposal, to be on the from $5,500 a year to $7,500, a 36 percent increase. East Lansing ballot Nov. 6. The resolution was introduced by Commissioner Mark Grebner, D-East Lansing, who said the increases must be made to keep "It shouldn't be on the board floor," Grebner said. "It just causes experienced people on the board. us to spend time with issues that have nothing to do with the "The board has burned out a lot of people," Grebner said. workings of county government." Commissioner Gary Anderson, R East Lansing, said the board "People have to put in a lot of time here, and it significantly should recognize the benefits the mall would have on the county, disrupts their full time occupation." Grebner said that compared tn other Michigan county boards of such as increased revenue and employment. County board requires time sheriff By SUSIE BENKELMAN shifts," Grebner said, "but in charged4w9 be enforced with careful more to use his own money State News Staff Writer the first six months of 1979, she scrutiny," Grebner said. rather than county money when Attempting to prevent al didn't work more than eight Another resolution passed by purchasing gasoline and food. the board will prohibit the The sheriff is also no longer leged corruption by the sheriff, the Ingham County Board of Grebner said he noticed a sheriff from drawing on jail food required to live on the jail Commissioners voted Tuesday disparity in signatures on the stores and from using county premises under the amend to require county employees to time cards with Mrs. Pread gasoline money for personal fill out time cards. more's name on them. The resolution was intro¬ "On some of her time cards, As of 1980, Preadmore will no IN RESPONSE TO the com duced by commissioner Mark the signature precisely matches longer have the privilege of mission's action, Preadmore Grebner, D-East Lansing, who the sheriffs signature," using food from the jail stores said he has no problem with the Grebner said, "whatever that unless he is in the jail building. resolutions. charged the sheriff Sunday with NINE EMM MSI "petty corruption," resulting means." The removal of these privi Preadmore said his wife's from misuse of time cards. He said there are no grounds leges is compensated for with a salary is set by the union labor Students selected for Rhodes reps Grebner claimed that Sheriff for prosecution because until 7 percent increase in the negotiating committee, and he Kenneth L. Preadmore's wife, now there has not been action sheriffs 1980 salary and an has nothing to do with it. amendment gives him $200 a "With her job, she is to be Jacqueline, has been getting requiring county employees to fill out time cards. month for car expenses. available 24 hours a day," he Oxford University in England acter and intellect is the most Greenfield, have been chosen as paid for hours that she has not By GERRY SKOCZYLAS University candidates for the worked. Mrs. Preadmore is the Grebner said the increase is Nine MSU students have with all expenses said. important requirement for a "THE POLICY WILL have to designed to encourage Pread I continued on page 18) The scholarship program was Rhodes Scholarship." Marshall Scholarship program jail Matron. Grebner charged taken the first step toward the the sheriff with James H. Pickering, director as well. pocketing about highest academic prize of all — established in 1902 by British of the Honors College and MSU $19,000 a year since Preadmore the Rhodes Scholarship. politician and financier Cecil J. took office in 1961. Rhodes "for the purpose of Rhodes Scholarship Liaison Of¬ MIKE LONGAKER. A It was announced this week that the following nine students have been selected as MSU's promoting unity among the English-speaking peoples of the ficer admits that the criteria "sounds like the requirements MEMBER of last year's NCAA Championship basketball team, "The resolution will enforce the present policy of filling out time cards," Grebner said. Sen. Sederburg urges world." for the Boy Scouts." added that the selection pro¬ representatives in the prest "What we're really lookin "Nobody has ever passed the Rhodes is the man for whom cess is very exciting. gious scholarship competition. They are: Eric Berglund, theatre and computer Stephen Dull, James Madison science; the central African country of Rhodesia (now Rhodesia) was named. Zimbabwe for," Pickering said, "is stu¬ dents of outstanding achieve¬ ment and potential leadership "It's an honor just to be among the University repre sentatives," he said. policy as a resolution, so now we have a situation where the use of time cards has been violated and we have nothing to refer tuition protest at little effect if students march Capitol There is a ratio ceiling pertain College; Lia Gaggino, physio¬ MSU's nine representatives ability." The proposed rally to protest ing to how much of a univer¬ logy; Ronald Gizzi, JMC; Bar¬ in the competition began apply only to Beaumont Tower as PICKERING ADDED THAT Many famous athletes and high tuition rates will be more sity's operating cost is to be bara Greenfield, psychology; ing last spring. It consisted of GREBNER SAID HE invest effective if students walk to the planned. Michael Longaker, physiology; assembling letters of recom¬ the criteria states candidates personalities have been Rhodes The tuition rates, he said, paid for by student's tuition. should be of sound character Scholars. Among them are igated time records at the Capitol, said state Sen. William The ratio is somewhere be¬ Gary Martin, botany; Thomas mendation, grade transcripts, A. Sederberg, R East Lansing. were high at MSU. with some aptitude for athlet former New York Knick Bill sheriffs department and found tween 27 and 30 percent, said Morton, nutfh; and Stephen and a personal autobiography Legislators are not aware Bradley, Los Angeles Rams that Mrs. Preadmore had been Sederburg, speaking at the Mike Bissett, ASMSU repre¬ Scherr, matlf. that each worked on through ics, so these students do not fit that students are complaining quarterback Pat Haden and working only on Thursdays. ASMSU meeting Tuesday sentative. These nine students were the summer. into the "egghead" or "book about high tuition, and very worm" stereotypes. singer-actor Kris Kristofferson. "She may work a few other night, said the rally will have few representatives have col "The rest of the costs are chosen from a field of 24 University applicants. Five of THE 24 APPLICANTS then The candidates are realistic leges in their district to please, paid by the Legislature," he about their chances, which are Sederburg said. added. "But this ratio is too the nine will go on to the went through interviews earlier this month and that is slim because of the fierce Another problem is that high for students." Michigan competition, with the other four competing in their home states of Ohio, New York, where the nine University representatives were chosen. competition and the number of applicants involved nationwide. Residents discuss new Dayton about 6,000 every two years, bills are proposed and most of Sederberg also ASMSU to lobby for the de¬ urged But, MSU has had eight them introduced to please criminalization of marijuana and Illinois. The official criteria states are Rhodes Scholars in its history laws in the state. that the University selection the respective representative's ONLY TWO CANDIDATES are then selected from each committee should look for stu¬ dents with "literary and scho¬ lastic attainments; truthful¬ and five of those have been since 1972. "It's not something I'm plan¬ Hudson proposal at hearing constituency, he added. Students are not behind the issue in enough force, he said. He added that the hill to lower the drinking age has little chance of being passed. state. They go on to regional Bv MICHAEL VEH Park, said financing for the lower than Andersons but competition where 32 scholar¬ ness, courage, devotion to duty, ning my life around," said candidate Stephen Scherr, "but State News Staff Writer school comes mostly from pro Swantko had not included ships are actually awarded in sympathy for and protection of trucks and other non autos in it is an interesting prospect." Increases in traffic from the perty taxes. the entire country. the weak, kindliness, and fel¬ proposed Dayton Hudson mall "Because we have a high tax his estimate. A Rhodes Scholarship is a lowship. "But quality of both char¬ Scherr, along with Eric Berg lund, Stephen Dull and Barbara were weighed against increases base in East Lansing, we get "There has always been a "Irouble Shooter two-year student program at in tax revenues by East Lansing very little support from the great debate on whose numbers residents at a public hearing state government for the edu have been used and how they Tuesday night. cation of our kids." were interpreted," Swantko Bargaining continues between The mall proposal, which will appear on the Nov. 6 ballot as proposal "C," features a two base ANDERSON SAID THE tax could exist on Lake said. ALSO STRIP DEVELOPMENT emerged as a major level shopping mall and resi Lansing Road or in downtown Chrysler, CAW and Treasury concern of the citizens in atten dential areas that will be built East Lansing but not in both dance. near U.S. 127 and Lake Lansing areas. Councilmember Larry Owen federal aid. FRASER SAID, HOW Road. Wayne Williams, chairperson By JAMES V. HIGGINS EVER, the government did not Daniel Swantko, project for Citizens for a Better East 'continued on page 18) United Press International When he returned to Chrys¬ If you have a problem you can't solve, or a question you can't specifically say it would ap director of Dayton Hudson, also Lansing, said he did not think DETROIT — In attempts to ler headquarters, Fraser answer, write or stop by to see the Troubleshooter at 343 prove a higher aid figure for spoke Tuesday and attempted the mall would put any local Student Services Bldg. Troubleshooter is The State News meet a noon Thursday bargain brought news that may im¬ Chrysler. The company origi¬ to counter some of the charges stores out of business. service which guns down problems, sticks up for your rights ing deadline, negotiators for prove Chrysler's chances to win the United Auto Workers union sufficient federal aid to stay afloat. nally asked for $1.2 billion in loan guarantees. against the mall. Increased traffic due to the Urban Options tive Charles Ipcar, represents said Urban Winterizing and shoots for answers. and Chrysler Corp. began a Fraser said the Treasury mall was a major concern to Options is con'cerned with the On April 2, 1979, I sent a check for $40.95 to B.H.I. bargaining push home stretch Wednesday that some expected Fraser said government offi¬ cials decided against recom¬ Department may introduce leg islation on Chrysler aid as early many area Fhillis residents. Andersland, 901 appropriate energy use and is therefore "appalled" that busi workshop Advertising for five copies of a Pythagoran record, which is sub-sonic music. Although f received my canceled check in May, would last all night. mending a specific aid figure — as next week. Woodingham Dr., pointed out ness people remain committed I never got my records. The records are next to impossible to Union and Chrysler repre sentatives closeted themselves in subcommittee sessions Wed meaning there was a possibility of a greater amount of aid than Wednesday's subcommittee talks centered on important, that the traffic situation in East Lansing is a "very real prob to developing new suburban shopping malls. presented find in this country and this may be my only hope. Can Troubleshooter help me? the $750 million limit set earlier non-economic issues. Anderson was among citizens Urban Options will be spon nesday morning, as UAW Pres by Miller. As the final bargaining push voicing their concerns about soring a two part weatheriza ident Douglas Fraser and union began, negotiators were opti SHE SAID CARS often tra the malls use of energy. tion workshop for tenants Vice President Marc Stepp met "I believe the Treasury De mistic an agreement could be vel through the residential "The pattern of sprawl which Thursday night and Saturday It's time to stop singing the blues. A call from Troubleshooter in Washington with Vice Presi partment will not be going in dent Walter Mondale and with any specific amount," Fra¬ reached before the noon EDT areas only because of heavy is represented by this type of to B.H.I. Advertising started them playing our tune. Paul traffic at the roads and inter development is part and parcel Treasury Secretary G. William ser said. "I think that's a Thursday negotiating deadline. The workshop will show Ratko, supervisor of Pythagoran mail orders at B.H.I, said that of our overall energy problem," Miller on Chrysler's request for decided improvement." The bargaining target, how sections. what type of low-cost weatheri- your order must have been lost in the mail. Ratko said that the ever, does not carry the threat James Anderson, MSU Anderson said. zation techniques tenants can company usually sends records out through fourth class mail of a strike by 101,000 UAW humanities professor and co put into effect to save money on which takes four to six weeks to receive. Because you were workers at the ailing No. 3 ordinator for Citizens for a ANDERSON SAID THE in heat bills this winter. inconvenienced. Ratko agreed to send your records out through Livable Community, a major creased automobile trips to the first class mail. Pythagoran records ought to be on your delivery car automaker. The Thursday night session Pizza A new counter proposal of mall opponent, said there are mall will waste gasoline and will diminish existing supplies. will be at 7:30 at Urban turntable within the next few days. fered by Chrysler on wages and some "nasty traffic problems Option's Energy House, 135 benefits was "more reasonable" that will come from the mall." Swantko said the proposed Linden St. The MSU Skydiving Club feels the best way to show students than an earlier offer, Fraser Other issues raised by citi mall development would be The workshop will what the club actually does is to make a demonstration jump hits deer on campus said, and made him hopeful a zens were taxes and the effect more energy efficient than Saturday morning from 9 a.m. onto campus. In the past 10 years we have encountered the settlement would be agreed the mall would have on existing either commercial strip to noon at 340 Evergreen St. In problem of who to go to for permission. How do we go about upon. businesses in the area. development or residential the second part, participants making a jump for the students? deer ran towards the Fisheries ^ ^ A pizza delivery person hit a Schoolboard member, Gerald development. will get hands-on experience Building Kalamazoo Street UAW LEADERS HAVE Engineering deer with his car early Wednes on Swantko responded to with energy saving techniques and then into the Red Cedar agreed to grant economic con day morning near Birch and Anderson's automobile fuel such as weatherstripping and Natural Area. cessions to Chrysler as its part Wilson roads on the MSU consumption information, Don't jump for joy just yet. Like you, Troubleshooter went campus. "We called the Department of Natural Resources, and they of helping keep the automaker afloat. Correction which was derived from U.S. The workshop is free to low around in circles searching for an answer. However, Elliot The driver was not injured, Fraser conceded many UAW Department of Transportation and medium income residents, Ballard, secretary of the MSU Board of Trustees said the best said to go ahead and shoot the but the deer may have been, deer because it is probably members are not enthusiastic Rabbi Daniel Allen, who statistics. Swantko quoted from and $10 to others for the two place for skydiver club members to start checking is at the said Brett J. Bean, Department about getting less than earlier organized the protest at Rev. statistics that Dayton Hudson sessions. beginning. Elliot suggested that you call Lou Heckheis at the of Public Safety officer. injured," Bean said. settlements at General Motors Jesse Jackson's visit to Kellogg had compiled using Minnesota For more information, con Student Affairs Office, 153 Student Services Bldg., for East Lansing Police reported "I have never seen anything Department of Transportation tact Ruelaine Stokes at the Center, was incorrectly identi later Wednesday seeing an like this in my 10 years here." Corp. and Ford Motor Co. but figures. Urban Option's Energy House, fied in Wednesday's State News Bean said. "In a dense popula he said "they understand our injured deer running north on dilemma." as David Allen. Swantko's calculations were 135 Linden St. Harrison Road. Bean said the tion you don't usually see deer." Opinion VIEWPOINT: RACIST CAMPAIGN Oil tax can help to fuel the poor Anti-Arab cartoons 5 By the Organization of Arab Students Zionist lobbies which try to scapegoat the to the United States to The State News is partaking in an compensate for the and yet they reap great profits at the A lot of us are pulling in our belts and making the dollar stretch a little "Arabs" for all America's problems. This Iranian oil loss following Iran's revolution. anti Arab campaign by publishing expense of both American and Third World more because of runaway inflation, outright campaign is to fool and deceive the A few powerful sheiks, princes and local countries' people. specifically felt by rising gas prices. racist and insulting cartoons: Arab cutting American people as to the real causes of puppets with the oil companies joined to This propaganda prepares the American It seems as though the only people that aren't the throat of the West, Arab riding a camel suffering are those in the their problems. Indeed the racist displays of exploit both the Arab and American people. people to support, or at least to tolerate a oil industry. Third-quarter earnings for major U.S. oil and controlling oil source, and most "Arab cutting the throat of the West" While Arab people lack the basic companies have require¬ new US intervention in the Middle East. A been released this week and show .dramatic profit increases for the recently on Oct. 15, Arab taking the world through oil price increases is deeply racist, ments of life, sheiks spend billions of dollars special 100,000 man task force is being built as a hostage at gunpoint. irresponsible and incorrect. on casinos and palace buildings. While majority of the companies. Exxon, the world's largest oil company, It is outrageous and degrading for a OPEC is not an "Arab" organization, it and maneuvers of desert combat are taking American oil companies reap windfall reported a third-quarter gain of 118 percent over this time last year. student paper, which supposedly does not includes besides the Arab countries, Asian, place in Nevada and Utah. This is based on This phenomenon of oil companies prospering while the profits, the American people pay higher and the lie that Middle East oil is "vital" to the public is represent corporate interests but an intel¬ Latin American and African countries higher oil prices. Indeed Texaco increased United States so U.S. intervention is suffering from outrageous fuel prices has got to end. Oil companies, in lectual and honorable community, to spread (Venezuela, Ecuador, Indonesia, Nigeria, its profits by 132.1 percent and Gulf such distorted stories and promote anti- by 65.3 required to "protect" it. According to the the past, have employed the most sophisticated methods of Iran .). Even so, the charge is still percent during the second three months of insuring . . same logic, Third World countries are Arab racism for the benefit of corporate unsubstantiated. The OPEC born 1979 in the midst of the so-called "oil crisis." profits. Their tactics as of late have been to pump out fewer amounts of was only entitled to send troops to America to interests (oil companies, Zionist lobbies ...) in 1972 to protect fuel at highly inflated prices, and hence wind up with increased the producers oil riches of Getty got a 149.1 percent profit increase, protect the production of what and other profits. and at the expense of both American and a Western hand — free exploitating since Shell 54.7 percent, Ashland Oil Co. 80.9 foodstuff since the latter Exxon has counteracted these allegations by Arab peoples' interests. Intellectual hon¬ are "vital" to their claiming that its profits 1948. percent, and Exxon 20 percent (Exxon's* survival. from last quarter were gained from other countries and not at the esty and promotion of mutual under¬ The racist position deceives the Ameri¬ profits for 1978 were $2,763 million). Why is the price of manufactured and expense of Americans. The fact that oil companies are "abusing" people standing between the multi-racial and can people about the real causes of their Moreover these companies do not pay taxes cultural community of MSU, and the true consumer goods massively produced by the abroad, and are actually "concerned" about the citizens in our country, problems. Who is controlling "Saudi" Ara¬ while Americans are overtaxed on any item West and imported by the attributes of an educational institution have bia? Obviously not the country's people but or service. Who is developing does not merit them a halo. It is time the oil companies are forced to start been perverted for an insidious and harmful raping who? countries never addressed, though it is the United States with its 40,000 "advisors" Why then all these racist campaigns? The paying back society for the injustices they have done them in the past. campaign of racism. and its oil companies. This is illustrated by skyrocketing? Why are supply and demand American people who were and are being rules justified when benefiting the United The windfall profits tax plan designed by President Carter, can fit the The State News, consciously or not, is the quick move by the Saudi ruling family outrageously overcharged by the oil com¬ States and denied to other countries? All bill for such a program. The title of the taking the side of the oil companies and to increase its oil production and shipments panies expressed their discontent and proposed tax plan is misleading in those questions are carefully ignored and that it does not really include a tax on all profits of the oil started addressing myth of the "oil crisis." racism is enhanced instead. companies. The The oil companies and related tax would only take into account corporate The permanent propaganda of corporate profits resulting from the de-control of VIEWPOINT: DPS interests, the real cause of the problem, domestic crude-oil that was initiated seven months interests News Media (and unfortunately ago. diverted the American people's discontent The State News is joining them) is These taxes certainly cannot hurt the prospering oil companies, and and blamed the Arabs for all ills. conditioning the American people by can prove to be a sources and to assist great contribution to the nation. The president said that revenue from the tax will be used in developing alternative energy DPS instructed If the Arab oil is so expensive, why don't the oil companies increase the U.S. oil capacities of production which are tremen¬ building up racist tendencies. As a result of this, a racist anti-Arab campaign is being orchestrated in different states. In this poor families overburdened with high fuel costs. dous. Indeed, according to the Ralph Nader True — the president has promised us before respect 60 Saudi students of the University development in alternative energy sources that we have not seen, but the commitment to fuel aid for the poor may be valid, in government's to ticket bikers project (consumer protection consultation) "There is, in the United States, enough oil to supply the needs of America for 2000 of Wisconsin at Oshkosh have been trans- fered to other campuses following harass¬ light of recent ment, fights, assaults and insults. Fifty legislation to aid this cause. It will certainly be more beneficial to help years at present levels of consumption . . ." other Kuwaiti students in Oklahoma were heat the homes of otherwise freezing families than to By ANN MARIE McINTIRE I didn't say a word. The truth is that Arab and other countries' give oil corporate besieged in their residence halls, beaten up, I realize a lot of oil is still very cheap from the oil companies' executives a few extra martinis. people complain about majoring in Social had their car smashed and thus are forced the Department of Public viewpoint since they don't invest Safety and all the a dime to transfer elsewhere. problems with parking tickets and towing, but I feel I should speak my mind as well. Last Thursday I was on my way to an 8 a.m. class. As usual I rode my bike and had Community fears it timed so that I would walk into class at 7:59. However, such was not my luck that day. Residents of a central Lansing neighborhood have justly complained The particular bike path I use runs to police and community leaders that their area is becoming a haven for parallel to West Circle Drive. I had to get to the Journalism Building and the bike prostitutes, pimps and other undesirables. path ends across the street from it. So I rode In response to complaints lodged by irate citizens who see the overall )ss the street but, to save my tires from quality of their community rapidly declining, the Lansing Police force damage, did not ride up the six-inch curb on must take quick, decisive steps to get the situation under control. the other side. Instead. I turned the bike to Prostitution is a problem that has destroyed a the right, stopped and picked the bike frightening number of up this country's older neighborhoods. This kind of neighborhood >ver the curb and onto the lawn. destruction cannot be allowed to happen in Lansing. Believe it or not, a DPS car pulled up and Typical of most urban police forces, the Lansing Police force can only told me to get off my bike. solve problems if they have the funds Being an required to do so. The major obedient student I got off and handed him problem facing these concerned residents is not one of funds, but one the identification he asked for. Then he that involves the ranking of priorities the went back in the car and checked out Lansing Police force has for student number over the radio as well as my addressing community issues. The citizens of the neighborhood affected cannot afford to sit around and let the checking to see if my bike was stolen. (I told problem deteriorate while the I've had it since 1967 but he Lansing Police force thinks of the least expensive way to deal with the was just doing his duty of course.) problem. It is imperative that the police All this time I'm waiting to find out what help these citizens in their battle to I did wrong. When the officer returned, clean up the declining neighborhoods. Prostitution has not only a after turning on all the six red flashers devastating effect on the real estate values in a community — most atop people would not choose to live in an area plagued by prostitution if a his car, he said that I had been going the .MONfc WCMNG OP WW (©SON WW DOS SHXiLP NOT EE JOINED IN COM wrong way on a one way street. I could only choice were available — but it also harms the local children. Young stare at him like "you've got to be kidding." NOV OR FOREVER H0U> - SIT DOWN.&W,1 GASCH, AND ALL. flu 01KERS.,, children should not have to be subjected to the horrors and improprieties that accompany prostitution. Raisingchildren in this type of area makes the role of educators much more have felt the desperation and loneliness you president of student affairs and services However, the climate of sympathy that difficult, and it increases are feeling and I will probably have these believes it has become a matter of extreme the possibility that these children will have a tainted has been created for this would-be the morality of prostitution. The Lansing Police force has to come view of the law and up with the time and the money Letters feelings again. Nevertheless, you do not have the right to take your frustrations out on other concern that pathological violence has once again been given preference in this public form. through this article has women to become de facto victims. Let's face it, crimes of violence against women rapist once again caused needed to correct this tragic people. You state your desire for a loving It is difficult enough for women to live, problem. If they claim they do not have the are generally classified as crimes of passion. money to enact a program like the crack down on relationship with a female. Rape will not work and study without the added element Rape can get you life in prison. Isn't it time prostitution in Grand alleviate this need. You are masking your of paranoia generated by such a Rapids, then its fiscal planning for the future is publication. we stopped letting these criminals off the poor at best. It is much other unmet needs as sexual frustration. If the author of this article is in need of hook? wiser to enact a valid program now than to take inadequate or token An honest letter Rape will only complicate your problems. psychiatric care then it is our fervent hope steps at eliminating the problem, only to find the prostitution I suggest that you open your mouth and that he will seek it. Women's Advisory Committee in the future. worsening tell what you wrote here. Tell to not forget someone someone who will listen to you and be objective. You say you are a mature person. I am writing in response to the letter Whether you are or not will not change the printed in the State News on Friday, Oct. fact that you are responsible for your life. 19, written by the frustrated male. 1 direct Therefore, you are the one who must I found your change your situation. There are people honesty quite refreshing. who care or will begin to care about you if You certainly paint an accurate picture of you give them a chance. You must develop many college students today. In no way am and nurture your Thursday. October 25, 1979 I saying that a great deal of students are on relationships by respond¬ Editorials are the opinions of the State News the verge of raping someone out of sexual ing to others in the way you wish to be Viewpoints, responded to. It doesn't always work that columns and letters ore personal opinions frustration. I am saying that in today's way but it happens enough. It's up to you to Editorial Department world of plenty, many of our basic human take the first step. needs are easily left unanswered. We all Barbara Rosnik need to be touched physically and mentally Lansing by other humans with sincerity and love. I Sports Editor Susan Tompor Loyout Editor / Ron iPrzystas freelance Editor Hould-be needs Anno Browne Chief Copy Editor vocal psych la trie care Advertising Departmenr In response to the open letter of the point would-be rapist on Friday, Oct. 19, the ising Manager Pat Greening Women's Advisory Committee to the vice Final tally on Tuesday's question. (Would vou be willing to rally against higher tuition on No\. 14?l Yes-335. No-134. Would you rather rally at lal Beaumont Tower or Ibl march on the Capital? (march DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau w ould start at Beaumont Tower. LACK OF A REAL LEADER KNOWS BUT WHAT HE MUSTPC HPS WHERE LEADERSHIP? WHAT THE HUL fJ^L DECISIVE AND MANLY. CAN WE GOOD QUESTION, ZONKER! I MEAN WEL, r YOU WOULDN'T THINK, 8. D. A B , WBAB- AND IF HE HAS A RNDSUCH THAT'S THECRUK runjAur ;rX7 KNOW ANYONE, THIS IS IM- FRESH FACE, THEN SO A PERSON. WOULD YOU. B OP PORTANJ. 353-3110 353-3220 ■ BUNG ABOUT MVBTp MUCH THE BETTER' OF IT, THE NUB. IF "ac / K1RBY? ASK B P, KIRBY? Editor's Note: Your vote will be automatically 'flit counted when the connection is com¬ pleted. You may make additional com ments after the recorded message has ended. This tabulation will be used by ASMS!' to discern student opinions on current issues of importance to you as Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, October 25, 1979 5 01ehtihi; for protection Kennedy to be guarded in W.Va. By DAVID GREEN the Secret Service said Wed- al Jefferson-Jackson Day din- After the number of threats Sen. Howard Baker. R Tenn. I Associated Press Writer nesday. ner. against Kennedy's life in¬ wonder what would have hap CHARLESTON, W.VA The commission voted 2-1 The county - on historically has creased, President Carter or¬ pened if the shoe was on the Refusal by the Kanawha Coun¬ Tuesday against appropriating special responsibility for guard dered the Secret Service to other foot." Shepard said. ty Commission to authorize the money to pay 23 sheriffs ing dignitaries upon their arri protect the senator even The Republican to whom $1,636 in overtime to protect val at the airport, which is deputies to help city, state and though he is not a formal Sen. Edward M. Kennedy dur¬ federal authorities Shepard referred, Robert Sil- guard operated by a county authority. candidate for president. Under verstein, denied he was a ing a visit here next month will Kennedy during a Nov. 2 visit. At the same meeting, the federal law, such protection will in no way jeopardize the Mas¬ He is coming to address the supporter of Baker or that commission approved a meas¬ be extended after Jan. 1 to any sachusetts Democrat's safety, state Democratic Party's annu- ure to pay $2,352 for declared presidential candidate politics had anything to do with deputies his vote. The county is low on to work overtime on Hallo- who qualifies for federal cam money, he said, and he did not paign aid. want to spend money on an Al Shepard, the only Demo unofficial candidate. Protestors take LAURIE spokesperson in ANDERSON. Washington for the Secret Service, said the A crat on the commission, said the decision made the county look bad. HE SAID HE would have voted for the overtime funds if agency did not foresee any Kennedy had been a declared difficulty in protecting "I KNOW WE have some gov't hostages candidate. Kennedy. money problems, but New York She and the state police said "What happens if we don't City has their financial prob¬ their agencies would take up lems, too. But when a visiting come up with the money to pay SAN SALVADOR, El Salva¬ the slack if the sheriffs depart¬ the overtime?" Silverstein ask¬ indefinitely, until the govern¬ dignitary comes into the city, dor (AP) — Armed protestors ment releases all political pri¬ ment could not ed at the meeting. Chief Dep provide enough they provide security," took a Cabinet minister and 30 in the country and utv William Croye, who made soners help. And Sheriff Kemp Melton Shepard said. other officials of El Salvador's makes known the whereabouts said he would ask deputies to the overtime request, an¬ He attributed the action to a new government hostage Wed¬ or the fate of some 500 donate their time if the commis¬ swered: persons Republican takeover of the Students at West Chester State College in Pennsylvania hold a nesday in the Labor Ministry who disappeared while under sion did not change its mind. commission at the beginning of "If something happens to rally to protest building and demanded the increases in tuition at state owned schools. Some 45,000 students in seven police custody under the "We wouldn't do anything to the year. Kennedy, and we didn't provide release of alleged political pris¬ Romero regime," the spokes¬ jeopardize our security," "I know one of the Republi¬ the security, you'd be in Pennsylvania colleges boycotted classes Wednesday over the increases. oners and witnesses, police person added. Anderson said. cans is a strong supporter of trouble, commissioner." said. About 100 persons armed with revolvers, pistols and machetes, took over the build By H. JOSEF HEBERT it "an immediate crisis for plained Nevada Gov. Robert ment. They argue that while ing shortly before noon and spark opposition in the states Associated Press Writer nuclear medicine," which is List as he resisted attempts plans for a national program for which they will be planned. 1,000 others milled outside the WASHINGTON - By de used thousands of times a day Tuesday to reopen the burial languish, the three states are building — most of them armed site Reno. with handguns, witnesses said. ciding to stop or cut nuclear to diagnose and treat dis¬ near becoming the dumping ground ROBERT BROWNING, waste shipments into their eases, including cancer and for the rest of the country. DEPUTY director for waste Labor Minister Gabriel Gal- states, three governors are heart illness. WHAT ALSO GNAWS at About 60 percent of the management at the Nuclear legos Valdes and Labor Under¬ Some hospitals already have the governors is that no dumps signaling Washington they are low level wastes are bypro¬ Regulatory Commission, said secretary Maria Teresa de Avi- asked doctors to curtail the are located in areas where les unwilling to take the political ducts of commercial power that the inability to dispose of were among the hostages, a heat for a national problem. use of radioactive materials most of the wastes are pro reactors, including sludge, re wastes poses a serious police spokesperson said. Nevada this week closed the because of expected storage duced sins and contaminated cloth — including most of the problem, but he could not say Reporters on the scene saw second of the nation's only Northeast. no violence and there were problems. ing. Most of the rest comes how soon it might turn into a no three low-level was,te dumps. The sudden militancy by the On Oct. 4, Washington Gov. from research laboratories immediate police reports of A burial site in Washington governors of Washington, Dixy Lee Ray, former head of and radiological treatment and In late 1977 the NRC urged any. Police did not intervene when the demonstrators seized Nuke waste dumps state has been shut down for three weeks. Shipments to the Nevada and South Carolina is an attempt to force the Carter the Atomic Energy Commis sion, closed the burial site near diagnosis at hospitals. the Energy Department to the building. prepare a contingency plan only other site — in South administration to play a Richland, Wash., charging lax FDR MORE THAN a year which would allow the 14 Both officials took their jobs Carolina — are expected to be stronger role in the disposal of enforcement of shipping regu the Carter administration has federal waste storage sites to this week, sworn in by the new junta of two colonels and three closed in three states curtailed next week. Spokespersons for the low-level wastes, an issue which could become crucial in lations. On Tuesday, after List's had before it a unanimous inter agency recommendation be opened for general use because of what the NRC said prominent civilians, that re¬ nuclear power industry say an election year. action, Gov. Dick Riley made that the Energy Department was a clear potential for placed Gen. Carlos Humberto the problem is not immediate Almost daily, trucks have it clear he will not allow to Romero's more set up regional low-level interruption at the three com¬ rightwing regime for them since power plants brought wastes from com waste to be diverted into nuclear waste dumps to mercial sites. after an Oct. 15 coup. have on-site storage capacity. mercial reactors, hospitals and South Carolina, where 80 spread the burden. "They've been studying it A spokesperson for the But some officials say hospi¬ research laboratories around percent of the nation's low The recommendation — ever since," said Browning. demonstrators identified them level radioactive garbage is tals and research facilities will the country to the only com part of an overall report on Oertel said he expects the as members of the Popular mercial burial sites available. run into storage problems already being buried. He pre nuclear wastes — has awaited contingency plan to be ready Revolutionary Bloc, a leftist within a few weeks. "I'm just tired of having to dieted forced cutbacks in ship¬ President Carter's decision for activist organization that op¬ by January, but concedes the assume the responsibility for ments next week. several months. One problem, movement of commercial poses the junta and is seeking LEONARD The governors' specific com¬ an administration source con the establishment of FREEMAN, having our people take the wastes to any of the govern¬ a Marxist PRESIDENT of the Society risks in a system that is not plaints vary, but their anger is cedes, is that the regional ment burial grounds may regime in the Central American for Nuclear Medicine, called aimed at the federal govern burial grounds are sure to properly regulated," com¬ cause local problems as well. country. 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The earlier material. for two shows Monday, Oct. 29 music to create a sound that group recorded three subse¬ Tickets for Monday's per¬ at 8 and 10:30 p.m. was unique and ahead of its quent albums before breaking formances will be available for Ferguson was one of the time. Spirit recorded four up, and Ferguson embarked on $7.50 at the door or for $6.50 in RENALDO MIGALDI founding members of the '60s albums and number of classic solo a a career. advance at Dooley's and both group Spirit, whose ground songs — including "Nature's Ferguson first step in this area Recordlands. Way," "Mr. Skin," and "I Got A direction was the album All Line On You" — before pianist Alone In The End Zone, which DEVO advertising Ferguson and bassist Mark Andes left the band to form Jo Jo Gunne. Jo Jo Gunne — the name was was released in 1976. This was followed by Thunder Island, the title track of which eventually went Top 10. His latest LP Real taken from an old Chuck Berry Life Ain't This Way is report song — released their first edly not so commercial as album in 1972, and a single Thunder Island, yet still con¬ Editor's Note: Welcome to in this stuff is certainly my to work in I'm convinced that the adverti¬ advertising, it's the "Politics of Culture." This right, I am the first to admit much better if you have no sers won't be satisfied until column will be a regular feature that it is by no means "wise." moral character whatsoever. they can get us to keep quiet and of The State News entertain But for anyone to even suggest Then when little kids are still while they strap us down to ment page, and it will deal with that an ad campaign contain sitting in front of the TV on chairs, force feed us their pro¬ what its title suggests mean¬ some semblance of truth would ducts, and then take our money - Saturday morning instead of ing that it can deal with almost seem passe, hopelessly naive. playing outside or playing with out of our pockets for us. Given anything. The column will be an Perhaps we would merely ask each other or reading or any their nature, even at that point open forum — sort of the that advertising stay in its own thing else, you can tell them they still won't be happy or entertainment page's answer to place — namely someplace that breakfast cereals and Bur satisfied, but what else will they the opinion page's "Viewpoint" where we don't have to look at ger King hamburgers are good then be able to do? Kill us? Jay Ferguson — so please feel free to contri¬ it, hear it, deal with it at all or for them, even though you bute any ideas that you may so that we could make our might as well be telling them to have. The times are full of buying decisions based on fac eat Play Dough. possibilities, folks. tual information, not distorted advertising claims. But no, we you, But don't let me dissuade advertising major. Keep WE OFFER The Coca Cola Company is have to be screamed at from your nose to the grindstone, hit RICHARD MONACO planning to use talking robots to get you to buy Coca Cola. our TV screens (turn off the TV), glared at by billboards and those books and maybe some¬ day you can be in charge of NOTHING FANCY This is no joke, friends. I read highway signs (close your eyes developing the first Pepsi Parsival takes up it in the Oct. 5 Chicago Tribune, so naturally it must be true. ..just comfort and value, his sword again! "The 90 pound robots, or an droids, as their developers pre top to bottom fer to call them, move on three rubber tire feet, talk, sing, ('Have a coke and a smile'), Politics of Culture Top: Flannel or Chamois- whistle, and rotate their Shirts, plaids or solids / domes." from $12.95 / A Coca Cola bottler, it seems, was interested in having a and miss the scenery too), robot. Think of it: when the sizes for "physical mascot" for its local harangued from the car radio in Coke robot tells a supermarket between every commercial pop men and women ad campaign. The result was a customer not to be buy Pepsi, robot which comes up to you in song (switch to the public your robot can shout it down. If the supermarket, waits to see station that has to beg for funds things get hot, perhaps the two Bottom: Wet Weather what brand of pop you buy, and because it doesn't sell ad time). can duke it out with Bottom: tiny lasers. Mocs, leather uppers, — says "You have made a wise Everybody wants the money, Meanwhile, the other compa¬ rubber bottoms, fleece Levi's Cords decision" if you buy Coke. If the money, the money. Piles of nies will have all developed inner soles or Denims you go for another brand it students sign up for advertising their own little robots too, all in _ ^ says: "You have made an classes, where they are told the name of progress, and $25.00 m illogical decision," and attempts advertising performs a public maybe they won't be the elabo to persuade you to switch service by informing potential rate walking kind of robot, but brands by offering to disco consumers of the relative mer something simpler: maybe just RAUPP dance for you if you'll only buy its of this or that product. Can a mechanical hand that reaches Coke instead. These robots being built for $3,500 each, and are you this the believe they actually spew hogwash here at MSU, in out from the sticks a can grocery shelf and of beans in the Campfitters 41 of them are already in name of education? It's customer's face as he or she 2021 E. Michigan • Lansing • 484-9401 supermarkets in America and nothing but lies, lies and more walks down the aisle. abroad. lies, and it's amazing that more But this won't be enough. No, advertising majors won't admit Imagine it! Certainly there is to themselves that they are nothing "illogical" about avoid being trained to be professional ing Coca Cola, a poison which eats your stomach out and liars and cheats. STATE NEWS What else can you call it? One provides nourishment you with no body thing the advertising profes NEWSLINE whatsoever to sion doesn't require of its compensate for the damage. And while members is a sense of moral 3558252 a decision to imbibe conscience. 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GRAND RIVER burlesque, political content, Even after telling her how old MONDAY-FRIDAY moral messages, sex and she's getting and that he's her ACROSS FROM OLIN 9.9 poetry? For that matter, how "last chance," she still doesn't PHONE: 332-5580 SATURDAY would you like to sit there in see the light. Since there were WEST- 221 I. GRAND RIVER 0-6 Fairchild Theatre (as I did an abundance of graces, muses ACROSS FROM MSU UNION SUNDAY Tuesday night) and hear some¬ and allegories walking around PHONE: 337-1521 12-5 one strum their saz and blow on back in the 1300s, Fauvel takes their gemshorn? Well, welcome up with Vain Glory. (And talk to the 1300s, folks! This is Le about ugly . . .). Roman de Fauvel. ☆ "SUPiR ALBUM BALI" ☆ So Fauvel and Vain Glory get Le Roman de Fauvel is married and have this big ROLLING STONIS CATALOG directed, researched, and to festival with merriment and great extent performed, by Kay •MOTROCKS song and succor and mead and J99 (a Lansing native) and Michael all that Medieval-sounding • MORE HOT ROCKS Jaffee and their group of 12, stuff. You should see the guest AND FAZSD COOKIES The Waverly Consort. The list. Lechery, Avarice, Glut¬ consort not only has mastered tony, Fornication — a good Sex, vice, ribaldry, tyranny and beautiful music. the Middle French and It's all part of the medieval work Le Roman de • EXILE ON MAIN STREET occa party crowd. Then the Virtues sional English opretta and show up and cause trouble, Fauvel performed by the Waverly Consort in • LOVE YOU LIVE "•« .99 prose, but also the largely challenging the Vices to a Fairchild Theatre Tuesday night. forgotten instruments of the hearty joust. Middle Ages. The local music Now you'd think Virtues store doesn't to have would win, given the Allan Fast is Fauvel, a not know ...) against a background ALL OTHER STONES 7.98 LIST ALBUMS seem morality quite as wimpering and comic a of handbells perhaps the A27 — donkey as perhaps intended. He most beautiful moment of the sings countertenor, which is Roman. The direction had falsetto tenor, and outside of a complete respect for the music few Gilbert and Sullivan opret which is most worthy of ap ☆ TALKING NCAOS CATALOG ☆ Bestiality and tyranny. I tell you, those guys tas, it's not too common a range. plause, since the story could in the 14th He carries the trills and projec¬ have been milked for a bawdy Century knew how to live. But they also knew a little bit about politics tion of the difficult register very high male truthfully — a burlesque at the music's expense. Taste was a factor M27 and the way of the world, as well as plenty perfect sound for the ass never absent Tuesday night. about music. Fauvel. (In the 1300s, they used Bestiality and tyranny. I tell STATE COUPON STATE COUPON castrated boys, or "castrati," you, those guys in the 14th for that part. They don't do that Century knew how to live. But CIGARETTES DANNON now . . .) they also knew a little bit about Before the joust, Julianne politics and the way of the ALL BRANDS YOGURT Baird (a Virtue) sang a crystal¬ world, as well as plenty about suz. many instruments like the and religion of the times, but line antiphon of faith in the music. The Waverly Consort 2i89c 3 : 1 09 shawm (close to an oboe), or the Fauvel and the Vices come out eventual resolution of the have helped us know a bit about oud (rhymes with food, it's a on top. A rather cynical look at world's troubles (little does she kind of lute), or the saz (a big things, wouldn't you say? oud), or the rebec (an arm fiddle), It seems the French thought or my favorites, the the end of the world was STATE COUPON gemshorn (an animal horn like a approaching because their king, flute with a haunting muted PUBLIC NOTICE: sound) and the hurdy-gurdy (a Phillip the Fair, was presum¬ FLEX 49 hand-cranked pipe organ with strings). Now what's this Roman de ably the anti-Christ, since he moved the papacy to Avignon from Rome. To make it worse, good-looking King Phillip was a We'll be closed all to day Thursday prepare for I* OX. 2.00 VALUE LIMIT I 1 Fauvel about? Well, it's the story of Fauvel, Fauvel being real rogue, quite enamored of vice and lascivity. 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STATE COUPON CLASP MVCLOPSS FOR 3 DAYS ONLY 44* AND ONLY AT GREENS EAST LANSING Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, October 25, 1979 MINNESOTA, OHIO STATE TOP SEEDS Ice skating classes will be offered Munn to be site from 9 to 11 for toddlers and at Munn Ice Arena Fridays Spikers host a.m. Saturdays from 8 a.m. Ten Big to noon for tournament kindergarten through high school age children. this weekend. Classes will begin The classes will be offered for eight weeks and rental skates By BILL TEMPLETON spikers begin their quest for Michigan in a 3 p.m. match are remaining optimistic as the of skating classes be available. Call 355-2380 at Munn Arena between will 12:30 and 2:30 State News Sports Writer the title as tournament hosts. tournament gets under way, p.m. on weekdays for further information. The Big Ten volleyball MSU opens play with a 7 p.m. The Spartans continue pool because both sides of their championship begins tonight at match against Illinois Univer¬ play Friday with a match serving game are seemingly the IM Sports West and Sports- sity at IM Sports-West, before against the University of Iowa coming along well. Circle arenas, as the Spartan taking on the University of at 7 p.m. and conclude play "Our serves could still come Saturday with the University up a little," Steel said, "but I of Minnesota, the defending Big think we were about 91 percent Ten champions, in an 11 a.m. in our last match." THE SPARTANS HAVE MSI ASSISTANT COACH been working particularly hard Big Ten volleyball: Nancy Steel offered a few of her thoughts on the upcoming tournament. on defense and team serve reception this week in practice, as well as . strengthening their "We've two of the teams company of sisters a seen technique of hiding the setter. in our pool," Steel said, "and we "If you can effectively hide play better when we've seen your setter when you're receiv¬ By BILL TEMPLETON our opponents in advance. We from St. Paul. ing serves, it aids the receiving State News Sports Writer Getting a little bit closer to really want Minnesota though." team because your setter is not Those who remember the old home, the other team which has Steel, who believes the Spar taken out of the play by having sister act is MSU. tans drew a very good pool, to make the initial pass," Steel Bing Crosby and Danny Kaye a movie "White Christmas" will says that the Golden Gophers were justified in no doubt remember the song THE SPARTANS OFFER receiving the Besides expected tough about sisters. No. 1 seed in the tournament. competition from Minnesota, Becky and Peggy Lukens of This weekend's Big Ten vol¬ Park Ridge, 111., and the popu "They have a very good Steel said that Iowa has been leyball tournament will have lar Lukens sisters have pro coach (Linda Wells) and they playing better and that Illinois not only some very fine teams vided an extremely strong back play a very good schedule," is traditionally a tall, strong from around the Midwest, it row this year. Steel added. "They took a trip blocking team that is weak on Peggy is a junior also will bring together no less and Becky is a sophomore. to California earlier this season defense. Michigan, a team the than six sister combinations and received some tough Spartans have beaten twice Loyal Spartan volleyball en from four different teams. thusiasts may remember the . competition from the California this year, has some strong teams. players as well, but shouldn't Defending champion Univer¬ Hardy family of Bay City, sity of Minnesota holds the Mich., which produced Mary pose a major threat to the record with three-and-one-half Jo, Cindy and Andrea, all of "THEY HAVE A lot of really Spartans. sister tandems, the half be whom competed for MSU. good hitters and they are a Admission to this year's cause Kathy Kraemer has a very smart team as well. In the event will be $2 for general sister who competes on the Cindy will be back at MSU match we lost to them earlier this weekend, this time donning public and $1 for students. Gophers' JV squad. this year, our serves and our MSU students with a valid I.D. the traditional black and white and calling points in some of the serve reception was really will Le admitted free. INDIANA UNIVERSITY'S bad." (continued on page 9) Steel said that the SIBLING couple is named De- spikers Witt, and hails from Muncie, Ind. Cindy is a sophomore, while Debbie is a senior. The Fighting Illini from Illi¬ nois University have a pair from Orland Park, 111., both of PUBLIC NOTICE: whom are among the tallest We'll be closed all day Thursday players on a tall squad. Liz and to prepare Margie Schwarz will be in the for orange and white this weekend, with freshman Liz at 5-9 and Michigan's 4th Annual sophomore Margi the tallest Stereo Show and Sale Illini player — standing at 5-10. The Bells, the Godwins and Fri., Sat. & Sun. the Hagemeyers are Minne at Long's in Lansing sota's dynamic duos, and should keep opposing players busy this DON'T MISS IT IF YOU CAN! weekend. Joleen Bell, a sophomore and her sister Debbie, a freshman, are from Osseo, Minn. The Godwin sisters, Stacy, a junior, and Wendy, a sophomore, call tereo oppe Bloomington, Minn, their home, while the Hagemeyers, senior Patti and sophomore Joni, are ^ Conttffiporory M«n>'* Boyi' Clothti anniversary sale MEN & BOYS' the one time of the year - our "Entire New Clothing inventory" is REDUCED - famous labels t YSL • Sassoon • Austin Hill • Botany • Plus our own store label - Wool tweeds. Velvets, 10(1"u Poly: - Poly & wool blends t 100" o wools "We specialize in the Trim,fit!" Suits - reg. *120 to '200 3RD ANNUAL EAST LANSING STATE BANK 10,000 METER RUN now $9r-$179" Sport Coats - reg. *6t) to *125 3rd annual WITH FRANK SHORTER, HERB LINDSAY, AND 3 THOUSAND OTHER RUNNERS THROUGH THE STREETS OF EAST LANSING EAST LANSINfj STATE BAINl" now *49" to *109" SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3,1979. STARTING TIME 1:00 P.M. Dress Trousers - Save $2 to *5 Registration: Pick up run package, numbers and T-shirts on Saturday morning at start site, next to East Lansing City Hall, at information desk Awards: Top three finishers in each division. Awards courtesy of Frank Shorter Sports. To winner each division: (excluding H S and Novice - limited to $5 00 value award) Corduroy... meter run Certificates and T-shirts to first 3,000 entries. Start and Finish: Run starts at East Lansing City Hall and ends at East Lansing High School Lockers and Showers: Available at East Lansing High School. Bring Suits — reg. *80 to *110 own soap and towel. Parking: Available at St. Thomas Aquinas Church and throughout Downtown East NOwW-W^W9 Lansing Toilet facilities: Available at run site Results: Winners will be announced immediately follow¬ ing run. Sport Coats - reg. 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New location MEN'S-BOYS' Entry form Check Event □ Men's 13 and under □ Women's 13 and under C Mens Higr SchOl 17 Women's High School 14-17 WINTER Make check* payable to: East Lansing State Bank □ Men's Open 18 30 □ Women's Open 18-30 Logan Shopping Outerwear C □ Mens Men's Submastpr 3 Master 41 50 _ Women's Master 31 40 □ Women's Grandmaster Over 40 Center Entire Stock II participant is □ Men's Grandmaster of high s Logan at Holmes Frandor • "Levi Prices Lansing Mall Sale • Wuolricfi • Pacific Trail None Lower • White Stag • LeeWald _Date of Birth (day in Town" Entry fee of $5 00 ($4 00 for students) must accompany this i form i$7 00 for late registration after Oct. 31, 1979) Save $5 to 525 Boys size 6 to 20 leather Coats Also On Sale Athlete's Signature Parent or Guardian's signature if athlete is under 18 HOLOIN-REID'S 0. _ The Attic J Michigon State News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Thursday, October 25, 1979 9 EVERYTHING YOU NEVER EXPECTED FROM AN APPLIANCE STORE. Leading women n THURSDAY THRU SUNDAY continue to motivate By CHRIS HANSEN State News Sports Writer runners Daus. Too often at major sports-oriented universities such as MSU, superb athletes are over-shadowed by those who participate in the more glamorous commercialized sports. These superstar gladiators who will sign pro contracts with attached figures soaring into the mega-bucks, have flocking fans and constant media attention which no doubt helps motivate their performances. By no means have they not earned this glory, but unfortunately it tends to pull recognition away from athletes who are just as is on Sale! dedicated and have achieved just as much success in their sports as any of those that are in the spotlight. AND EVEN THOUGH the MSU women's cross country team has been nationally ranked in the top ten for three out of the last four years, sports fans do not seem to give them the support they deserve. Still, in the last four years, the women harriers have Best-seller Technics at s* savings! Price reductions on every Technics component now for persevered through four different coaches and several injuries to continue to be one of the most successful varsity sports at MSU. 14 days only. Plus, our biggest selection ever, including the new micro-series. Buy at Highland with confidence. If you see a lower price anywhere in the area within 30-days Two runners who have been around to see it all are seniors of purchase, we'll refund the difference, plus 10% of the difference. As always, you get Cynthia Wadsworth and Lisa Berry, clearly the leaders of the service from Highland's own service department. women's cross country team. Wadsworth and Berry, both from Connecticut, came to MSU as high school rivals. Now, as seniors, they run in cooperative strategy. Wadsworth appeared to be championship material as a SH-8010 STEREO EQUALIZER Stereo frequency equalizer gives five-band equalization tor each stereo channel. Tape monitor switch. Slide controls. Reg. $159.88. Cynthia Wadsworth Lisa Berry freshman, taking second in the Big Ten championships and 17th in the nationals. Unfortunately, she then suffered a foot injury during her sophomore year which kept her out of cross country that season and most of her junior year as well. But, after three doctors, a lot of slow training and a coach that is around awhile for trust and support, Wadsworth has looked strong this season, taking fifth in last week's Big Ten competition. TEAM CAPTAIN LISA BERRY took fifth in the Big Ten competition and continues to improve with the regionals only one week away. Both women see the team's outlook as bright and give a lot of credit to first-year coach John Goodridge, whose relaxed style of coaching has contributed to the "working as a team" idea. Although an apparent lack of attention from the student body doesn't affect the self-motivation and pride of Wadsworth or Berry in their sport, they would like to see people who care at the events. "I wouldn't want to be an Earvin Johnson," Wadsworth said, "but it's nice when someone recognizes your ability." To these two women cross country running is more than a trophy that will collect dust after college. It is an inner-motivation that will keep them running in road races, which are growing in popularity and whose top contestants are being sponsored by companies like Nike, Frank Shorter Sports and other athletic equipment companies. Ruggers win by five; two represent state SL-3350 MULTI-PLAY DIRECT-DRIVE TURNTABLE Fully automatic to play up to 6 discs Elec¬ Front panel controls. Electronically variable The MSU men's rugby team McLaughlin and Mike McNic tronically variable pitch control, strobescope pitch control S-shaped tonearm 2 i defeated a combined Fort olas have been selected to S-shaped tone arm Dust cover Reg. $226 88 damped cueing Dust cover Regular $118 88 TECHNICS SA-300 35-WATT Wayne-Grand Rapids squad by represent Michigan in the five tries in last Saturday's Midwest trials, being played in AM/FM STEREO RECEIVER match. Regular hooker Bruce Mc Chicago this weekend. 'The MSU Rugby Club had antici¬ S188 Continuous power output 35 watts per channel, mln. Rl 8 ohm load, from 20 to 20,000 hertz with no more than C total harmonic distortion Reg $246 Save $67.88 Laughlin played at stand-off pated a number of players and distributed well; Bill being at the trials but injuries Harvey scored a spectacular have curtailed many plans. NEW! MIGHTY POWER IN A SMALL PACKAGE! try from a well-executed back Captain Tony Tocco underwent TECHNICS MICRO SERIES COMPONENTS ARE LESS THAN 2" HIGH break. Overall, the game was surgery this week for a torn competitive with fierce tackling cartilage in his knee. ST-C01 TUNER Active Sensi by both sides. The ruggers will hold a tuning indicator Servo Lock i seven-a-side scrimmage on the Gold plated input/output tern inals ,20988 Veterinary Clinic fields at 1 SU-C01 PREAMPLIFIER. Base ant p.m. Saturday. Their next offi¬ Varsity meeting cial action will also be at home, treble controls Subsonic filter plui high filter Low 0 003"', THD ,20988 against the Detroit Trademen, j SE-C01 AMPLIFIER 40 watts per Nov. 3. channel at 8 ohms 20 20 000 hertz The Varsity 'S' Club will hold .QQriQCj with no more than 0 03 THD (DC) YOo its second meeting of the year at 6:30 p.m. Sunday in the TECHNICS SA-600 70-WATT Varsity Room on the west side of the stadium. Im Notes AM/FM STEREO RECEIVER Continuous power output 70 waits per channel, mm RMS SAVE s8064 al 8 ohm load, trom 20 to 20.000 hertz with no more than 0 04' total harmonic distortion Reg $366 88 Save $89 88 Bowlini* tourney Entry deadline for the IM $ wrestling tournament is noon Friday in 201, IM Sports-West. MSU's women's bowling Jenison Fieldhouse is now team is sponsoring a singles open for jogging on Mondays no-tap tournament at the Union and Wednesdays from 6:30 to 9 Lanes at 7 p.m. Oct. 31. p.m. A valid I.D. must be INSTANT CREDIT ■ FREE SERVICE, DELIVERY IN OUR SERVICE AREA No-tap means any nine pin presented in order to enter the count on the first ball is building. considered a strike. Each bowl er will bowl three games and total pinfall will determine the winners. Entry fee is $4 per bowler Sisters 96 FREEWAY and any full-time student may enter. One out of five entries is I continued from page H) guaranteed to win. First place matches. is dinner for two at J. Ross Incidentally, none of the sis Browne's Whaling Station. ter combinations in this week Sign up will take place all day end's conference championship at the Union Lanes. is made up of a set of twins. 10 Michigan State Nkiws, East Lansing Michigan Thursday, October 25, 1979 Four largest U.S. oil companies have advantage over competitors By MARK POTTS companies, said profits were up products. ies announcing earnings Wed¬ AP Business Writer 64 percent and 58 percent The average price of crude nesday: NEW YORK Cheaper respectively. from the OPEC members is Sohio said its profits rose 191 - • Saudi Arabian crude oil gives In Washington, the House, more than $20 a barrel, and percent in the third quarter, America's four largest oil com¬ apparently upset by the huge from $125.7 million to $366.2 Libya charges as much as panies a profit advantage over profits being posted by the oil $26.27 a barrel for its high-qual¬ million. The increase was the competitors who rely on more industry, reversed itself and ity oil. Prices on the spot largest so far reported by a costly crude, industry officials voted 225-189 to retain price market, where oil not sold major oil company. say. and allocation controls on gaso¬ under • Sun said its profits in the long-term contracts One of the four, Mobil Corp., line through mid 1981. third quarter were $174.3, mill changes hands, are even high- said Wednesday that its third House Speaker Thomas P. ion, up from $105.4 million last quarter profits had risen 131 O'Neill said the profits were "a But while the Aramco part¬ year. percent over the corresponding disgrace to the nation ... an ners are paying at least $2 a • Cities Service said its third- period last year. Another, absolute and utter disgrace." barrel less for their oil, their quarter profits rose from $52.6 Exxon Corp., the world's lar Mobil, the nation's second- million last year to $86.1 mill¬ product prices in most places gest oil company, said Monday largest oil company, said its are the same as those of ion. that profits had risen 118 profits in the third quarter Marathon said companies using higher-priced • third-quarter percent for the quarter. were $595 million, or $2.80 a crude as raw ingredient. profits rose from $50.5 million The other two companies, share, compared to $252 mill $79.7 million. Among: the other oil compan¬ to Texaco Inc. and Standard Oil ion, or $1.22 a share, in last Co. of California (Chevron), year's third quarter. Sales rose have yet to release third-quar¬ from $9.2 billion to $12.1 billion. ter figures, but analysts expect them to rise by similarly hefty For the first nine months of the year, Mobil had profits of Man arrested amounts. $1.44 billion, or $6.77 a share, Even companies without the up 81 percent from $792 million, for kidnapping advantage of the Saudi crude or $3.74 a share, last year. Sales oil — which costs less than oil for the first three quarters from other members of the rose to $33.2 billion from $26.7 Organization of Petroleum Ex¬ billion. A 22-year-old Lansing man was arrested Wednesday by Lansing porting Countries — are turn¬ Police in connection with the Wednesday morning abduction of a ing large third-quarter earn¬ EXXON, MOBIL, TEXACO Lansing woman. ings gains. and Chevron are partners in Michael Black, 919 W. Ottawa St., was arrested in connection the Arabian-American Oil Co. with the kidnapping of the woman from her southwest EXPLORATORY CAMPAIGN STANDARD OIL CO. of Lansing (Aramco), which runs the Saudi home, police said. Ohio, the nation's 14th-largest oilfields and gets the bulk of Police said the woman was abducted at about 5:45 a.m. oil company, said Wednesday Saudi Arabia's 9.5 million bar Wednesday, blindfolded and bound. Kennedy official will candidate be its profits in the July-Septem rel-a-day oil production — the The woman was then taken to a house on Lansing's near west ber period had nearly tripled most production in the non- side and tied to a pole in the basement, police said. from last year's figures. Tenth- communist world. Police say the woman worked herself free and escaped from the By DON Mcl.KOI) Carter, who has registered a much money they have raised. The draft committees were ranked Sun Co. said profits had The four companies buy the house unharmed. She contacted police soon after. AP Political Writer campaign committee and is Those 10 committees report exempt from normal rules gov risen 65 percent in the quarter. Saudi crude oil for $18 a barrel Police say the woman knew her abductor and provided a WASHINGTON Sen. expected to announce his can ed rais ng $256,900 by the end erning the amount of money Cities Service Co. and Mara and then either sell it unrefined description. Edward M. Kennedy will an didacy Dec. 4, planned to of September and spending that can be raised for a declared thon Oil Co., virtually tied for for a profit or refine it into Police are investigating the possibility that the woman was to be nounce formation of an "explor address a dinner in Washington $164,025, mostly in Florida candidate. 17th position among U.S. oil gasoline, heating oil and other held in an extortion attempt. atory" campaign committee on Wednesday night. Carter where Democratic party cau Monday, an aide said Wednes campaigners said the dinner, cuses were two weeks ago. day. That will make the Massa planned as a show of strength, Most of the draft committees chusetts Democrat an official would attract about 500 promi are expected to disband after candidate for the Democratic nent Democrats. the exploratory panel is presidential nomination. formed, but many of those who Tom Southwick, Kennedy's SEVERAL LEADERS OF worked in the draft movement press secretary, confirmed that the draft movement, formed are expected to join the official announcement of the campaign last spring to lure Kennedy into campaign. committee will he made Mon a race against President A source said Kennedy al day after several sources in the Carter, said they expect to ready has decided to use the movement to draft Kennedy for convert their operations im mail fund-raising firm that the party nomination said they mediately to campaign status. raised money and solicited let¬ had received indirect signals "We are ready to convert,... ters of support for the draft that the move was imminent. from a draft to a campaign movement. Registration of a committee operation," said one source, with the Federal Election Com who asked not to he identified. TOM MATHEWS, A partner mission will make Kennedy a FEC records showed 68 dif¬ in the mail firm, would not legal candidate, although he is ferent Kennedy draft commit confirm the report but said test not expected to formally an tees had registered as of Wed mailings for the draft commit Location nounce his candidacy until later nesday, but only 10 have filed tees indicated Kennedy "could in the year. financial reports showing how set records" for raising money. Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday Only! Final Reduction On Over Plus 800 MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SWEATERS $11.90 Convenience Plus Having lunch at Lizard 's? We're just across ifying balances, are entitled to many special the street A quick beer at Dooley's? 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Every size available so drop what you re doing and come on Sale Ends Sunday, Oct. 28 FIRST STkTE SWINGS ASSOCIATION of EAST LANSING Main Office, East Lansing. 303 Abbott Road 351-2330 Five convenient locations to serve you Michigan State News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Thursday, October 25, 1979 1 1 MAT// MEETl\(, f V TWO YEARS LIEBERMANN'S Sadat and Begin to meet in Lamaze method TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) — Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Eliahu ben-Elissar. the head of Egypt 3-WAY CARRYALL IN Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin will meet in Begin's office and his CORDURA NYLON early December, Israel Radio said Wednesday. There was no official confirmation of the Egypt in report in Jerusalem. representative at the meeting Wednesday, was not available for comment after returning from Sinai. The Egyptian representative was Hassan Kamel, head of Sadat's bureau. classes to begin The state radio said Begin and Sadat would meet either in Meanwhile, Egyptian Prime Minister Mustafa Khalil flew into Aswan or Luxor in Upper Egypt. At their last summit, held in Lamaze method childbirth scious relaxation London for talks with Israel about the Palestinians and told during con¬ Haifa early last month, the two leaders agreed to meet preparation classes will begin again. reporters that despite differences, "a lot could be achieved." traction, shown films on Lam¬ The report stemmed from a meeting held on Nov. 1 at the Association aze and Caesarean Wednesday at Mount He said his government differs with Israel over details of births, and Sinai between key advisors to for Shared Childbirth, 1514 Begin and Sadat to plan the early elections and self-governments, leading to Palestinian given basic information about handover of the area to Egypt next month. autonomy W. Saginaw St., Lansing. breast feeding and parenting. on the Sadat plans a ceremony at the site where Israeli-occupied West Bank of the Jordan River and the Natural childbirth classes "Lamaze is Moses is believed to Gaza Strip. a pattern of have received the Ten will meet once week for Commandments, on Nov. 19, the second Talks between Khalil and Israel's chief a breathing which relaxes and anniversary of his historic trip to Jerusalem. negotiator, Interior eight two-hour sessions. Tui comforts the mother during minister Yosef Burg, were to start The summit would be the ninth time Begin and Sadat have Thursday in a London hotel on tion is $30. labor and delivery," said met the initiative of Robert Strauss, President Carter's during the two-year peace process. adviser on Interested persons are ad Middle East affairs. Strauss will preside at the talks. Nancy Kujawa, publicity vised to take the class during director for the Association of the last three months of Shared Childbirth. pregnancy. "The father plays a major Sen. Riegle seeks 10-year federal loan Classes include background on the Lamaze method, ana role in the childbirth process," she said. "He coaches the tomy and physiology of labor mother on breathing patterns and birth, and exercises to during labor and delivery." guarantees for ailing Chrysler Corp. strenghthen muscles for child birth. In addition, Class registration should be made early in the pregnancy participants are by calling the Association for By DONALD H. MAY Chrysler retail dealers said available and that a lender United Press International taught techniques of con shared Childbirth. they and most of the nation's would not make loans without a WASHINGTON - Sen Don¬ 4 4,700 Chrysler dealers and government guarantee. j, & § ald Riegle, D-Mich., Wednes¬ The administration recently their 150,000 employees, will be day introduced legislation to out of business in a very short got Chrysler to scale its request JL for loan guarantees down to allow federal loan guarantees of time if the company goes under. $750 million from $1.2 billion, ' up to 10 years to keep Chrysler Corp., the nation's third largest automaker, from going bank¬ Vice President Walter Mon- dale discussed Chrysler's re¬ but it has not yet made up its mind what to propose to Dancing' horses perform 'IF rupt. In the House, where similar quest for $750 million in loan guarantees over breakfast with Congress. 1 m Treasury Secretary G. William An aide to Riegle said the legislation is pending, four Miller and Douglas Fraser, senator has been "a little dis¬ satisfied" with the administra¬ in equestrian show Saturday < tion's pace. Riegle is urging that legislation be approved In the age of John Travolta Council candidates before Congress quits for the year. and the disco beat, even horses are getting into the act. perform his circus antics. Two other animals featured in the show are Peaches, a adults and $3 for children. Benefits from the show spon Carry it as a back pack ... or a shoulder bag sored by the Auxiliary to the with top Ox-Ce-An, the dancing horse, charcoal black pony and a Student Chapter of the Ameri¬ ... or handle. And it's made of the Under his bill, a committee new Cordura endorsed by NOW composed of the secretaries of treasury, commerce and labor will perform some disco steps as part of an act called "Ox-Ce 30-inch miniature horse called Yo-Yo. can Veterinary Medical Asso ciation, which consists of nylon that's lightweight but ex¬ tremely tough. 12" x 10" x 4". Safety strips An and the Mane Event," at 7 Tickets are available prior to would have authority, until the spouses of veterinary students, reflect the light at night. In rust, tan or red. The Greater Lansing Area Adado, or Sid Worthington. end of 1983, to extend loan p.m. Saturday at the MSU the show at Knapp's downtown, will go to the Potter Park Livestock Pavilion. $3.50 for adults, $2.50 for Friends of the Zoo Society. Chapter of National Organiza¬ NOW is also not supporting guarantees to Chrysler which The K & S Equestrians of tion for Women has come out in either of the First Ward Candi would for 10 years. children under 12 and $12 for an The zoo society works with run He Grand Ledge, a family who entire family. officials to raise money for support of certain Lansing and dates, Ted DeLeon or Pat proposed Congress set a ceiling zoo owns and trains the horses, will Individual tickets may be East Lansing City Council can¬ Lindemann, because the two on the amount of guarantees the maintenance of the zoo and didates. did not attend a candidate after holding hearings. present the one-evening per¬ purchased at the door, $4 for the purchase of new animals. Councilmember at large formance featuring circus horse - - forum sponsored by NOW in The three member commit acts and movements in dres¬ Richard Baker and Third Ward September, Yensen said. tee could extend the guaran¬ sage. Councilmember Terry McKane In East Lansing, incumbent tees if it found that the com¬ Ox-Ce-An, under the gui were the only two Lansing Larry Owen received NOW's candidates to receive endorse¬ pany needed loans, that lack of dance of her trainer Shirley recommendation, and John such loans would adversely ment from the group. Czarnecki and Ralph Monsma Moody, will do dressage move¬ affect the economy or employ¬ ments, circus tricks and the Paula Yensen, a NOW repre¬ are also being supported. ment in the United States or a latest disco steps. sentative, said the organization The other three candidates major region of the country, Another horse called Falah, a is suggesting that voters not for East Lansing are Julius that credit is not otherwise dapple gray Arabian, will also use their second vote cilmember-at-large on Coun- Louis Hanslovsky, Kim Capello and Tom Wilbur. Thomas HAMBURGERS, FRIES, SHAKES AND BEER DOWNTOWN - 107 S. Washington Our food is quick, hot, EAST LANSING - 209 E. 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WAYNE COUNTY COM- which is water supported by fees for and sewage, or the county road commission. The layoffs were ordered on 5,300 employees, but half will functions at other agencies. county operates on a stag Four of six major banks in mission Chairperson Richard a 15-6 vote Tuesday by the Wayne County be recalled immediately to carry on vital services in the nation's third largest county. The layoffs are scheduled to Undersheriff Loren Pitt man said Wednesday his of fice hopes to convince county authorities not to lay off gered empty pay pay system and balance of its workers face the envelopes Friday. the area have agreed to consider exchanging the pro¬ missory notes for cash until Manning said such a move would be illegal, because that money was earmarked by county board of Commis¬ sioners. The county, which has County officials plan to pay the county can redeem them county voters for the jail. failed to balance its budget for take effect in two weeks — deputies, because some out the recalled workers with next year, when 1980 tax prepares layoffs Only $3 million of the fund four years, faces a projected the time believed necessary to county areas would have no promissory notes, but the revenues begin trickling in. has been used thus far for jail deficit of more than $18 issue pink slips. police service if deputies are legality of such a move was A court hearing was construction, according to million this year. However, workers needed pulled off patrols. doubtful. scheduled for Thursday on county auditors. State officials have refused to operate four essential ser Wayne County Circuit attempts by an employee The scheduled layoffs will to bail out Wayne County, l vices — the county jail, youth THE LAYOFFS MEAN Court Judge Irwin H. Burdick union to force the county to not effect employees of the which has had chronic money homes, medical examiner's of¬ county employees — more last week prohibited the coun pay employees from $15 Public Works Department, problems for years. Bicycle specialists urge safety courses DRESS FOR SUCCESS" Whether it's time for that important inter¬ By MARY MICHAELS program is going to be a rights to the road. Neff said stated. both wheels and the frame, and Biking is the most popular gradual process. So little is persons supporting this idea All loose objects should be padlocks with keys are more view or graduation, let the staff at Marty's and practical method, other known about biking, as our should write state Senator removed from the bike before effective than combinations. answer your big question of what to wear. than walking, for getting studies have indicated, any Richard Allen, R-Lansing, to leaving it, also, she said. around campus. And, as bikers biker should realize the impor show that support. As time is of the essence to t) Today's look is both conservative and color¬ abound on all university cam¬ tance of taking some c the bike thief, good quality ful, all in the right proportions. At Marty's, puses, bike-related problems One study conducted by Neff BICYCLE THEFTS ARE locks which are difficult to we can help you balance your clothes to fit arise, and MSU is no exception revealed a biking mishap or also a tremendous problem on break or cut through are most the occasion. Face it, sometimes it pays to to this rule. accident occurs once in every 22 this campus, Neff said. Since adviseable, Neff said. Thick dress like your Dad. Bike safety is an area of trips. Susan Canaday, of the January 1979, $40,285 worth of coils should be secured around major concern for bikers, ped¬ Bike Co-op, 547 E. Grand River bike frames alone have been estrians and drivers. Because Ave., whose bicycle is her stolen. the majority of means of transportation, said Bike thefts needn't be so accidents occur when a biking law has been she has been involved in three frequent, however, if precau¬ violated, emphasis is being mishaps in the past 11 years of tions are taken, Neff added. riding, on the average, 250 Around 50 percent of these everything for the man placed on educating bikers and drivers on safety measures. miles per week. were left unlocked or were Bonita Dostal Neff, state In the drive for reducing bike locked with thin, inexpensive bicycle specialist, has been injuries and fatalities, Neff and devices, she said. promoting her 4-H Youth Bi¬ the 4-H Youth Programs are "Locking the bike is just cycle Safety Education pro asking that one question appear common sense. They should gram and expanding it through on drivers' renewal examina even be locked in well-lighted, out the state. tion pertaining to bicyclists' high-traffic areas," Canaday The goal of the courses is to increase knowledge and inter¬ est in bike safety as well as emphasize the benefits of cling, Neff said. cy¬ Up military morale "ITS HARD CONVINCING someone that there's more to riding a bike than knowing how with Christmas mail to balance it," Neff said. Mail call! She recounted the time she For thousands of men and visited a student in a hospital women stationed in military after being involved in an bases everywhere, this can be accident on campus. the most welcome event of the "I asked him if he would have week. taken a course in bike safety had he known about it before the accident. He admitted he wouldn't have, but now, of course, he will. "Generating interest in the E.L. needs volunteers for survey The Center of Handicapper Affairs needs volunteers to perform on-site surveys to be published in an access guide for the city of East Lansing. Volunteers are needed to judge the accessibility of build¬ ings and restaurants. After an orientation session, volunteers will check buildings for the width of entranceways, the number of steps, the height of soap and towel dispensers in restrooms and the availability of Braille menus at area rest aurants. For more tact Vickie information, con Miner at the Center Mr Wayne William®- CB.E.L. Chalrper®on of Handicapper Affairs in Lan¬ 305 Beesowaur sing. Bast LAnsing, Mi * Dear Mr. WlUleme: ty w dlscuB®:myy°ou ^ere™""8h0uld^t'S Wh6re the maU°1ou.d t 17.7V. D appreciate, counciimember, I^ T intend to vote on o proposal C. to There w is one give y0u a talr a fair Townshi"wllfule'cttv'' 3hoppersf'omEut 1,2' throu«h East ceremony s,yLZTBLhteun an a the outcome - - h l wouia-" nce is apw-' - circumstance in dlUon. If° ftQndltion. If the ^ notot the new prop rtecisl0n- decision- to be held warningabou eliminating s^p'devefopj^nt88080^1^®^®^®^ to^e tecllnlcaI1Jr d1 Sen. William delude tnav - 0CtaWOn uld he canm Sederberg, R ballot with which Pe0p East Lansing, and Mayor maitme - — - the . b regarded as George Griffiths :hfi qj# upm©nt. SSSilSS! are schMrisS^7ps°^S mMt"*"' among the guest speakers invited to ™incea for the commemorate United Nations upon» UP°«» IS*, "°l "££rtdency. "-"JS l't»« heW<1 '^persuaded. m Day at 3 p.m. today at the East pe0P v because ot their len£hot r encoura«e4 W« d Lansing Public Library, 950 wherever the mall is in. .1 the downtown But thl addltlonal costs Abbott Road. mmmm ^ast Lansing we win ha - """ wiucn to c Members of the Model U.N. Club at East Lansing — for those M re.aeue reasons 1I vdahi My Jud«ement is*^11 m - High basiprobably vote rote In favor S hool will plant a tree near the t ral in of Proposal assumptions library, tradition in the ob¬ SSS» that — a servance Lansing. of U.N. Day in East the development it 5 ? ln the township '^n-fludson 3wnshlp wmfwwould holds ds o°Ptlons; nmh.Ki„ are substantially as de^th ACtS of a development r^r°^ably welc°me m Free tickets WKrfiSSSSsiSSEr 1 "To!0:"86 to summarize. T nn av, ™SSe°°~'0hS]1~-"Bumpttons. available hasic, coucer _ the hest way to ican citles ov®r,^nso0rtation, possible' — oest for movie pa«o»r^ which has P™ paUerns, afdiLibuted to the n^\ d urban ■iiianx youU q"•»<«— Sgal" for* "Us opportunity. scrawling h°uB^*J;rs have all contrm have Prod^°,?v.a country the roa11 Sincerely yours, The ASMSU Programming Board will be giving out 100 free tickets Thursday morning to the movie "French Post m. cards." The tickets will be available on a first-come first serve basis on the second floor of the Union. The movie is currently play ing at the Campus Theater. 4 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, October 25, 1979 13 f- £RHA A / •|,For this week's shows, fimesfc and locations, phone RHA s 24 hour programline: * jPartaft Red Clay Ramblers Hot Mud Family SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27 Single tickets on sale NOW at the Union MCDONEL KIVA Ticket Office (355-3361) & the Arts Box Office in Lansing & the malls (3724636). PUBLIC: S9.50,7.50,6.00 8and 10:30pm MSU STUDENTS: 50^ discount, all locations $4.50 at the Union Ticket Office, Elderly Instruments, Castellani's Market, Arts Box Office in the Center for the Arts, Knapp's in Lansing & Meridian Malls. Advance sale ends Friday, October 26 at noon. $4.50 at the door. A division of the ASMSU Programming Board, funded by student tax money. For 24-hour information about Programming Board events, call the PH HOTLINE-353-2010. ACCESSIBLE with advance arrangements with Manah. Call 353 4604. 1 ^Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, October 25, 1979 IT ONLY TAKES MINUTES TO PLACE YOUR STATE NEWS lCTIO 347 STUDENT SERVICES BUILDING CALL 355-8255 Classified Advertising Auto Service Employment ||j|| [ Employment [|~j"T| ! Apartments ~|[y] Rooms For Sale m For Sale Information JUNK CARS wanted. Also OVERSEAS JOBS - Sum¬ LIKE TO DRIVE SHARE ROOM in Capitol SUBLEASE FOR winter. WOMEN' SIZE 8 field & OVER' 3000 cheap albums, PHONE 355-8255 347 Student Services selling used parts. Phone mer/year round. Europe, S. DO IT FOR Villa, $95, 332-0717 evenings. Own room, 5-man house. Bldg. 321 3651 C-23-10-31 (3) stream hiking boots, never 25£ and up - all types - hits to America, Australia, Asia. etc. DOMINO'S PIZZA 8-10-30 (3) Great location. 337-2067. worn. Vi price, $33. 332-2675. the obscure. FLAT BLACK Et All fields, $500-1,200 month¬ Now hiring full and part-time 3-10-26 (3) E-5-10-30 (4) Regular Rates GOOD USED tires, 13, 14, 15 ly. Expenses paid, sightsee¬ delivery people. Flexible WOODSIDE MANOR. Lux¬ CIRCULAR. 541 E. Grand inch. Snow tires too! hours with paid vacations River, above Paramount. ing. Free information: IJC, ury unfurnished 1 bedroom ROOMMATE NEEDED to FOR SALE-couch Et chair. 1 doy-95" per line Mounted free. Used wheel and holiday benefits. Can Open 11 a.m. - 6 p.m., 6 days. apartment. % mile from cam¬ share house close to campus. Call 323-1640, after 5pm. $75 C-14-10-31 (6) 3 days-85 per line and hub caps. PENNELL make up to $5/hour with pus. $230/month, heat not Own room. Available now, or best offer. E-5-10-30 (3) SALES, 1825 Michigan. Lan¬ commission and tips. Apply included. 337-9265. 5-10-30 (3) STEREO AM/FM 6 days-80' per line Drapes, carpet, - radio, sing, Michigan, 48912. 482- at the following locations. dishwasher, laundry, no pets. UNITED AIRLINES half-fare private listening jack. Walnut 8 days 70' per line 5818. C-23-10-31 (7) LEAF RAKING, residential. 10-5 p.m., 351-2211. Nights EAST LANSING, Pollard St. coupons. 2 for $80. Call cabinet. Must see to ap¬ $3.50 per hour. 353-5164. 2068 Cedar St., Holt and weekends, 337-0910. Upstairs in new house, share Sherrie at 355-8575. preciate. $100. 372-2744. CHEQUERED FLAG. Fore.gn X-2-10-25 (3) 1561 Haslett Rd., Haslett 5-10-26 (8) garage, basement, kitchen. S-5-10-30 (3) 5-10-30 (4) Car parts and accessories are 1139 E. Grand River, $180 1 person, or $210/2 our specialty. Free advice WAITRESSES, PART-time East Lansing Master Charge & Visa Welcome PERSON INTERESTED in persons. 337-7849. 8-11-2 (5) AMERICAN AIRLINES half- ASR 35 Computer, $200, with every part sold. 2605 E. nights available. Apply in 5214 Cedar St., Lansing natural foods and healthful fare coupon. $60 or best Heath Kit H8 Computer with Special Rates Kalamazoo. (1 mile west of person. COREY'S LOUNGE 3608 N.E. St., Lansing 1511 S. Cedar Street, corner living to share an apartment. ROOMMATE WANTED offer. 351-9049, after 5 pm. up to 40 K Memory. Dual campus). Call 487-5055. 801 Thomas L. Parkway, 353-8305. 3-10-26 (4) $125/month plus 1/3 utilities. 5-10-30 (4) 345 Ads-3 lines '4.00-5 days. 80' per line over C-23 10-31 16) of S. Cedar & Baker, Lansing. Floppy Disk H17. 393-3030. 7-11-1 (5) Lansing Beautiful house, 3 miles from 8-11-2 (5) 3 lines. No adjustment in rate when cancelled 966 Trowbridge, E. Lansing UNIQUE 1-BEDROOM on MSU. 372-0831. 6-10-31 (3) Price of item(s) for sale must be stated in ad, CHEAPEST PRICES in the 12-10-25 (20) 2nd floor. 524 '/a W. Madison, Open PIANO. UPRIGHT, good Maximum sale price of '200. Private party ads state! UGLY DUCKLING Lansing. $195, plus electric. 3 FEMALE RENT-A-CAR. $7.95/day. ROOMMATES Corda West condition, includes bench. only. PART-TIME, occasional re¬ 485-2771. Z-3-10-26 (4) needed by November 1. After 5 Sandy 355-9926. - Peanuts Personal ads—3 lines - '2.25 - per inser¬ 372-7650. C-14-10-31 (4) THE HICKORY FARMS of search Et writing for a bus¬ Large, 2 story house on Cidermill 8-11-2 (6) iness- oriented newsletter. 1 OR 2 females to sublet Grand River, 7 blocks from tion. 75' per Ohio specialty food store in 5817 North Okemos line over 3 lines, (pre payment). VOLVO 1967. 122S for Some college education pre¬ room in 4 man. Very close. campus. Call Laurie, 332-3363 SCHWINN BIKES - 3-speed; Rummage /Garage Sale ads -4 lines - '2.50. the Lansing Mall seeks part ferred. 349-5780. 5-10-30 (6) 332-7061 or 485-1837. Road,East Lansing parts. $100. Joe. 349-2617 or between 9:30 a.m. and 5:30 2-speed, $45 each; ladies time sales personnel for the 337-7974 63' per line over,4 lines-per insertion. 355 8311. S 5 -10 29 13) 5-10-30 (3) p.m. 3-10-26 (7) 5-speed $55; 1-speed $40; top coming Christmas season. HOSTESS POSITION open, Hours: Round Town ads 4 lines'2.50-per insertion, Work mornings, afternoons shape. 332-6984. part-time. Apply BACK¬ NEED FEMALE professional 63' per line over 4 lines. or evenings. Experience not OWN ROOM - Near Haga- 7:30am-7pm. E-5-10-30 (4) Lost & Found ads/Transportation ads—3 lines- Aviation necessary. Will train. Possibi¬ STAGE, Meridian Mall, be¬ or grad student to share 2 dorn Et Burcham. $110 plus tween 2-5. 5-10-30 (4) bedroom furnished apart¬ lity of work during the New utilities. Friendly people. 337- SOMEBODY ELSE'S 1,50-per insertion. 50' per line over 3 lines. ARE YOU interested in rent Year. Apply in person, after ment. Close. Pat 351-6854. 2884. 3-10-29 (3) NEW AND used guitars, ban¬ CLOSET featuring gently S/F Popcorn (Sorority-Fraternity) 50' per line. CASHIER WANTED part 3-10-26 (4) jos. mandolins, etc. Dulc¬ used clothing. 541 E. Grand ing a fully instrument rated 10a.m. weekdays. E.O.E. time. Apply in person at OWN ROOM in 5-bedroom imers and kits, recorders, River. Open noon to 6 p.m. Cessna 172 for just $15/hour? Male, Female. 7-11-1 (16) FAMOUS RECIPE FRIED STILL LOOKING for that thousands of hard to find Take-ins Deadlines If so call Neal at 337-7988. house. Non-smoker. Call 351- by appointment. CHICKEN, 2755 E. Grand house or apartment to rent? albums and books. Discount 12-11-2 15) MCDONALD'S RESTAU¬ 0739 after 6 p.m. 5-10-31 (4) C-23-10-31 (5) River. 8-11-2 (4) STOP! Rent-A-Home has prices. Expert repairs-free RANT of East Lansing and Want Ads-2 p.m.-l class day before pub¬ hundreds of listings in all estimates ELDERLY INS¬ COMPLETE BED Okemos are now hiring for ROOMMATE TO share house - Head¬ lication Employment 111 j j full and part time employ¬ D.jE.S. DAUGHTERS needed for research study of vaginal areas, sizes and prices. Call 337-1036 and see if they have with 2 males. $140/month. All TRUMENTS. 541 E. Grand board, bookcases, both sides River. C-23-10-31 (8) $100 or best offer. 332-3192. Cancellation/Change-1 p.m.-l class day be¬ ment. Shifts available starting what utilities paid. 332-7662. smears. Volunteers should you're looking for. fore publication. PART TIME EMPLOYMENT at 7 and 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. not be using oral Small fee if they can help 8-11-5 (3) HOUSE PLANTS E-fM0-25_(3[ contracep¬ - Lush Et Classified Display deadline-3 p.m.-2 class with Michigan's largest multi- Apply in person 8-10 a.m. and tives or IUD. Financial comp¬ you. C-22-10-31 (9) WHIPPETS NOW available at 2-4 green. 200 plants l0/$3.00 & manufacturer distributor, 15- p.m. Monday through days before publication. ensation provided, call Dr. For Sale 20/$5.00 + floor plants and WHITE MONKEY, 117 N. 20 hours per week. Automo¬ Thursday. 7-11-1 (9) Once ad is ordered it cannot be cancelled or Bruce Walker. 353-9416. ROOM AVAILABLE in hanging baskets. Close to Harrison Rd. 11-8 p.m. bile required. 339-9500, 3-10-25 (9) Brandywine. 3 bedroom, 5-10-29 (3) changed until after 1st insertion. DEMONSTRATOR SEWING MACHINES - new campus. 332-6446. C $115 includes heat. 351-8971. There is a '1.00 charge for 1 ad change plus 23-10-31^ (5) _ for food stores Friday and free arm machines from E-5-10-29 (5) AMERICAN & UNITED Air¬ NURSING ATTENDANTS - 8-11-2 (3) 50' per additional change for maximum WORK/STUDY, office help. Saturday. Only Experienced $99.50. Guaranteed used lines Vz fare coupons. $75 If you want to be an import¬ TWO UNITED discount tic¬ EAST LANSING ARTS need apply. State News, Box machines from $39.50. All each Mark 484-5315. of 3 changes. ant person on our patient FEMALE ROOMMATE need¬ kets. $50 each. 351-7391. WORKSHOP. 332-2565. B2, E. Lansing. 3-10-26 16) makes repaired, EDWARDS E-5-10-29 (3) The State News will only be responsible for care team Et have the desire ed, non-smoker preferred, E-5-10-31 (3) 8-10-25 (3) DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, to help others, the New Cedar Village. 337-0588. the 1st days incorrect insertion. Adjust¬ FAST MOVING food esta¬ 1115 N. Washington. 489- 12-11-8(3) TYPEWRITER ELECTRIC ment claims must be made within 10 BABYSITTER AFTER¬ blishment now accepting ap¬ Ingham County Medical Care 6448. C-23-10-31 (8) 3 UNITED DISCOUNT coup¬ - days - Facility will be having a ons. $30 each. 485-4908 after portable. Excellent condition, of expiration dote. NOONS, Monday thru Friday plications for part time help. SUBLET LARGE 1 bedroom. works well. $95. 353-2131 Some evenings. One toddler, community class, beginning COUCH FOR sale. 3 months 3:30. E-5-10-31 (3) Bills are due 7 Apply in person BURGER Pine Grove, " $225/month. E-5-10-29 (3) days from ad expiration date. our home. 646-8353. KING Restuarant 1141 East November 5. Please come to old. Originally $500 now $300. 393-7217 or 332-0084 after If not paid by due date, a '1.00 late 5-10-31 14) the Ingham County Medical Call evenings. 332-7343. TWO UNITED Airlines half- Grand River, East Lansing 5 p.m. 8-11-1 (3) BOOKS! 3 floors of books, Care Facility, 3860 Dobie fare coupons. $40 each. 351 - service charge will be due. between the hours of 2-4 2-10-26 (3) magazines and comics. RN-SHIFT supervisor, full- Road, Okemos to complete 3453 after 5:00. E-5-10-31 (4) CURIOUS BOOK SHOP, 307 p.m. 7-11-1 (8) 1 FEMALE ROOMMATE, Im¬ time opening on the 3-11:30 an application. 5-10-29 (13) mediate opening for non- STEREO - 70 WATT Tech¬ East Grand River, East Lan- - shift. Liberal fringe benefits, PART TIME Teachers Aides niques amp, Phillip's 312W MODELS WANTED, $9/ smoker in 4 person apart¬ sing, 332-0112. C-23-10-31 (5) evening and night differential ment. $90 month. Call 351 - new 8T tuner, speakers and positions in day care center. hour. 489-2278 or apply in no shift rotation, every other One a.m. and one p.m. Call 5178. 6-10-26 (4) others. 882-4902. STICKLER LOG splitter, Automotive Automotive weekend off, and weekend 489-2255 between 1 and 3 person at VELVET FINGERS, S-5-10-31 (4) EPIPHONE GUITAR 6-string Mother jEarth News says 527 E. Michigan. acoustical. Excellent cond- World's best. $149.99. 339- bonus paid. Come to ING¬ p.m. 7-11-1 (5) CROSSROADS REALTY IS ATTENTIONII WE buy late OR-23-10-31 (4) tion. $125. Denise 374-8536. maw-wa (3) MERCURY 1977 Grand HAM COUNTY MEDICAL MOVING! to 124 W. Grand AMERICAN AIRLINES '/4 model imported and do¬ CARE FACILITY. 3860 Dobie E-5-10-31 (4) Marquis, 2 door hardtop. COOKS SHORT order, full RN'S-GN'S River, E. Lansing. Same price special discount cou¬ 2 UNITED AIRLINES half fare mestic compact cars. Con¬ Silver with red leather, moon- Road, Okemos, to apply. and part time. Lunch hours phone number? 351-0951. pon. $60. 655-1138 after 6 WHERE ELSE CAN YOU coupons, $75 or best offer. tact John DeYound, WIL¬ roof, every available power 7-11-2111) C-23-10-31 (4) and evenings. No experience p.m. 5-10-26 (3) Lansing General Hospital has LIAMS VW, 484-1341. options. 46,000 miles, 1 needed. Apply in person full and part time positions FIND?...Quality used merch¬ 371-4151.^-26 (3) C-23 10 31 I5I owner, 393-2560. 8-10-26 (6) TELEPHONE SURVEYING andise, competitive prices, CADILLAC 1975 - Sedan MERCURY evenings. Hours 5-9, 5 days a week, $3/hour plus bonus. HUDDLE WEST, Waverly. 8-11-2 (6) 138 S. available for registered and graduate nurses. A 4-day, 10 Houses "] [jjjTl GIBSON SG, 1972. Excellent condition - $200. Custom 150 AND first hand friendly serv¬ ice? No other place than OVER 100 quality used leather coats. No coat over COMET, 1974. hour per day work week amp - $200. Call rich, 351- $80. Most under $60. Over 30 DeVille. Red with white vinyl Call EAST LAWN MEMORY BRADEN ROAD. 10 miles DICKER AND DEAL SEC¬ Sharp, economical, 6 cylin¬ SHORT ORDER cooks, full option allowing 3 day week¬ 6574. E-5-10-26 (4) pairs of stereo speakers and top, white leather, very clean, GARDENS. 349-9180. 3 bedroom farm home. OND HAND STORE. 1701 S. der, stick shift. 45,000 miles. and part time. Lunch hours ends is available the east. many fine stereo receivers 393 2560. 8-10-26 (4) on Cedar St., Lansing. 487-3886. Call 694-1638 or 699-2522. 5-10-31 (5) and evenings. No experience Remodeled, large yard. Avail¬ GIRL'S BIKE - 26 inch, with 90 day midnight shift. We offer: TRY US FIRSTI warranty. 5-10-26151 needed. able now. $300/month. 351 DICKER CAMARO CONVERTIBLE Apply in person Primary and team nursing, - coaster brakes, basket, chain, C-5-10-31 (9) AND DEAL EDUCATION ASSISTANT HUDDLE 7497. OR-J20-10-31.15) SECOND 1967. WEST, 138 S. complete orientation pro¬ padlock. $50. 485-3072. HAND STORE. AM/FM cassette MGB '75, green, 29-20MPG. for IMPRESSION 5 MUS¬ Waverly. 8-11-2 (6) E-5-10-26 (3) 1701 S. Cedar St., Lansing. stereo. No rust. 67,000 miles. EUM. Science background gram, continuing education MID-MICHIGAN RENTALS CANOE - 17' Grumman with 70,000 miles, commuter car. $2100. 337-0935. 3-10-26 (4) Excellent condition. Stereo, helpful. Weekend schedule. support system, excellent has a large selection of all equipment - $350. Call 487-3§86 ,_C-8-J0_-3^ <9)_ _ COCKTAIL WAITRESSES, YOUNG CATS, $3-$5. Call wage and benefit package. 371-4658. 3-10-29 (3) WE SELL stereo equipment. quartz clock, $2500. 655 3676 Work-study position. Varied evenings full or part time. No apartments, houses, du¬ CAMARO LT 1975. Brown For more information contact 487-0977, anytime. THE STEREO SHOPPE. East after 6:30 or weekends. responsibilities. Call Helen experience plexes, studios, etc.. Most metallic. Automatic, air, con¬ necessary. Apply Personnel Office Depart¬ . . E-5-10-26 (3) 6 MONTH OLD stereo, must 3-10-29 (5) Webb. 882-2437. 25-10-31 (7) in person HUDDLE WEST, areas, sizes and prices. Call Lansing. C-23-10-31 (3) sole, excellent condition. One ment, Lansing General Hospi¬ and see if we have what go. Signet TK7SU Shibata 138 S. Waverly. 8-11-2 (6) tal, 2800 POODLES STANDARD. Yamaha YP800 CA-1010. owner. 337-9275. 5-10-31 (4) 1974 MUSTANG II WANTED - RESPONSIBLE Devonshire, Lan¬ you're looking for. From 9-9, - RECORDS! THOUSANDS to - Mint student for late night babysit¬ sing, Ml 48909. Phone 372- 349-1065. C-23-10-31 (8) White, AKC, quality stock, 10 Klipsch Heresy $1,950 value choose from, 751 and up, all condition. Blue. $2200. Call ROOM AND board in ex¬ 1972 CAPRI Automatic V6., 8220, ext. 267. EOE. weeks old, all shots, good for $ 1,350 or best offer. 4 year quality guaranteed. WAZOO 332-7771. X 12-11-6 ting. 18 hours/week. $25 FM. Good gas mileage. $450. cash. Call 351-7477 between change for 20 hours a week 10-11-2 (21) dispositions, $175, 489-6619. security agreement. 337-1818 RECORDS, 223 Abbott, 337- EAST LANSING - Two 353 0260. 7-10-30 (3) of secretarial duties, working E-5-10-29 (4) 7-10-26 (7) 9 and 3. 2-10-26 (5) in five 0947. C-13-10-31 (5) MUSTANG COBRA, Excel rooms a person weedays 5-9p.m. Call Mrs. COME GROW with Good¬ lent condition. Best offer over Anderson 323-4734, ST duplex. $110 a month plus CHEVETTE 1978, 2 door, 4 WANTED PART time bar¬ man. Small, private non-pro¬ utilities. Gas, heat, carport. $2650. 485-6502. Call after 3 - VINCENT HOME FOR speed, excellent condition. tender. Experience preferred. fit school seeks qualified p.m. 8-10-31 (4) Available November 1, 337- 351-5704. 3 10-26 (3) CHILDREN. 3-10-26 (7) individuals and volunteers Call PAUL REVERE'S TAV¬ 8498. 2-10-25 (5) CUTLASS 1979 Loaded. $6795. - Calais. 377-5300 OLDS CUSTOM Cruiser 1976 air, power, cruise, trailer, hauling equipment, self level ERN. 332 6960 after 9 p.m. 2-10-26 (4) NEW SELF DEFENSE PRO¬ DUCT: Sales representatives interested in coordinating all phases of ternatives and educational al¬ developmental EAST LANSING brick near. ranch, 2-car garage, 4-man - PEOPLE REACHER days. Roger, 627-9290. needed now. Part-time or full system Make an offer. 646 HARD WORKING, respons¬ programs. Contact Good¬ heat, 339-1022. WANT AD 8 10-31 (3) time. Hours flexible. Call 332- gas, 6371. 12-10 26 (5) ible individuals needed for man, 332-6194 , 9:30-3:30 2-10-26 (4) ri iti acc ci iprcmf: 1Q7K CUTLASS SUPREME 1976 4 j " permanent full time bussing 4648. 3-10-26 15) Monday-Friday. 487-8951. 5-10-26 (11) 5-8 p.m., * 1976 OLDS Starfire GT - 5 position. (11:30 a.m. to PART-TIME REPS (male/fe¬ LAKE LANSING - On lake. 2 door, air, power, AM-FM, . . Jlan"c bedrooms $250. 339-3825 or rmiifl inw milnann Rxrellent speed. Air, tape, new tires. 30 3.30 p.m.) Great pay and male) to sell much needed COOKS EXPERIENCED. For ^nHit'inn -UQ QK7Q MPG/highway. 46,000 miles, benefits, call Mr. Moore 372 service to graduating job- 485-1731. 5-10-31 (3) Just complete form and days or nights. Apply in linTi lit $2500 firm. Days, 321-0188. 4300 between 2 p.m.-4 p.m. seekers. Before 3 p.m., call person, CORAL GABLES, mail with payment to: _ _ Evenings, 372-2622 JIM'S TIFFANY LOUNGE. Skip, collect at 1-312-475- 2838 E. Grand BETHEL MANOR - Unique River, E. DODGE DART 2 door 1970. 5 10 30 (5) 3 10-29(8) 6918. Z-5-10-26 15) Lansing. 7-10-30 (4) housing for men in Christian Reliable. Good tires plus new Co-op for winter. 803 State News Classified Dept. Grand River. 351-4260. snows, recent tune-up. Reg- 68 PLYMOUTH FURY III, PART TIME help PONDER- COLLEGE AGENT - Life in¬ BABYSITTER IN my home, 347 Student Services Bldg. ular gas, 22 MPG. $375. runs very good, body clean, OSA STEAK HOUSE, 2771 E. Z S I0-30 surance sales; 15-20 hours own transportation, week¬ _(4)_ _ 337-9308 after 6. 8 11-2 (5) power steering. 694-9103 Grand River. Day or night, per week. Commission com¬ SHARE HOUSE, female. Pre¬ East Lansing, Mich. 48823 evenings, 3-10-26 (3) week or weekends. Apply in days, 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. or 10:30 _ _ pensation. Company pro¬ a.m. -3:30 p.m. Cherry Lane. fer professional or grad 1976 DODGE WAGON -6 person 2'4pm MondaV 'hru vides training. Can lead to MSU. 355-8190. 5-10-26(5) student. Pets OK. St. Law¬ cylinder. 4 speed. Air AM PONTIAC GRAND Prix '71. Friday, 1-4pm Saturdays. permanent career upon rence near. $150 Et y/i utilities FM stereo. $2200. 394 2389. Runs we" verV dependable. 12-10-31 (6) graduation. Contact Jere UNIFORMED SECURITY of¬ 485-6559. 8-10-25 (5) 12-11-9(3) $550, 349 4490 after 5 p.m. Whiteley, 351-2500. Address 8-11-1 (3) PART-TIME help needed 5-10-26 (91 ficers and store detectives, full or part-time. Call 641- STARTING WINTER - Room cnon 10-70 FORD 1972. r Good a a..; condition, evenings 8nd weekends. Ap- pqnTIAC LEMANS 1972, ply in person 7-11 Store. NO SALES EXPERIENCE 4562. OR-23-10-31 (3) in 6 bedroom house, females City _ Zip Code zesr^r 349-6285. 8-10-25 (31 Must seN $4°° °r best °,fer 351 8744 3 10-26 (3) 1"7 Aurei,us Rd h°" NECESSARY preferred, 351-4294. 8-10-31 (3) 5-10-29(5) Learn how to sell Avon. Daytime Phone FORD TORINO Station TOYOTA CORONA 4 door PHYSICAL THERAPIST America's most popular line | For Rent ][ HOUSEMATE NEEDED, No. - of cosmetics, fragrance, and male. East Lansing. GORG¬ Preferred Insertion Date Days Ordered_ Wagon. 1970 model. Good . 1975, 5-speed, air, excellent wanted, school year position, HALLOWEEN COSTUMES condition $500 negotiable, jewelry. Call 482-6893. EOUS HOUSE. $190/month. condition. 882 9130 after 5. effective immediately. A ther- C-8-10-31 (7) for rent. LANSING CIVIC 353 0938 after 5:30. 8-10-29 (4) Includes everything. Call 351 Classification apist to serve Kindergarten PLAYERS. Large variety. 3-10-29 (4) 484 9191. 14-10-31 (3) 5975 evenings. 8-11-1 (5) thru 12th grade students in LOOKING FOR responsible A^S AM 1979-T/A 3 line minimum GREMLIN 1971 reliable trans- spwd,T-top, stereo, 6,000 6.(^4 |0ca| SCh00| districts. Exp- student to babysit for 2 erience preferred in Pediat- children. Call evenings 484 REFRIGERATORS ESCH- 25 character! in a line, including punctuation and spaces between words. portation, minimal rust. $550. 351-7157 evenings. J'1"8'M®l'e ofter 321-8848. rjca| therapy. Graduation 2019. Transportation needed. TRUTH APPLIANCES, 315 APPLES 11 from an accredited school of 10-11-2 14) S. Bridge, Grand Ledge. 627- 2191. 10-10-29 (3) TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1977 Physical Therapy is required. SWEET CIDER uuiPAi a ,o7n~ ~a •""" verV good condition, low Wease send resume to Dr. EAST LANSING Public M3UV.970,' 9°°bdefrost, AM/FM, 8-track, rear 'ireS' mileage, $3695 or best offer. M°r9an E LachneV- Director Schools Music Aid, music Apartments BLOSSOM ORCHARDS 355-4154. 8 10-26 (4) of Special Education Eaton background preferred. 6 some repairs. 60,000 miles. Intermediate School District. hours a week. Monday thru $250. 337-8159. 4-10-29 14) 1790 E Packard Hwy. Char NEED FEMALE roommate? THE WARDOWSKI'S -73 '73 ywmifi VW BUG. w.11 Well Van, kept, n,„.» must Friday. Apply in person, per¬ lotte, Ml 48813 Phone (517) Must live in East Lansing - 2 miles north of Leslie see to believe $1800. sonnel office, 509 Burcham MAZDA 1974 RX4 Florida 543-5500. 8 11-1 (19) Okemos area. 349-9446. 3597 Hull Rood 1150 after 4 p.m. 2-10-25(3) Dr. 7 10-26(7) car, no rust, 4 door, 4 speed, 3-10-29 (3) (old U.S. 127) good gas mileage, good com RN'S OR LPN'S needed for CAMERA SERVICE techni¬ HOURS: 9 om-6pm VALIANT 1974 Excellent Please use rote chart for proper rate. dmon. $1,100. 355 1230 full time or part time, 3-11pm will train. Basic know¬ CLOSED MONDAYS condition, good gas mileage. cian SOUTH LANSING. 10 min. 7 10-26 14) PHONE: 1-589-8251 $1275. 349 6285 8 10 25 (3) shift. Split shift available. ledge of electronics helpful. to campus. Large one and If special rate ad, which one? Supervisory position. Con¬ Full time only. Must be neat, two bedrooms. Carpet, air, PICK YOUR OWN APPLES MERCEDES 250 S, 1966 If you're looking for reason¬ tact Randy Putnam, Director courteous and have a good appliances, heat. Excellent Sot. t Sun., 10-5 pm Excellent condition. Best of¬ able buys on winter sporting of location. $230 to $270. $400 Amount Enclosed $ Nursing. PROVINCIAL driving record. E.O.E. Send Gift Packages fer over $3000. 353 7010. equipment, you'll find them HOUSE WEST. Lansing 15171 resume to State News Box to move in. 394-7729. shipped by UPS 3-10 26(3) first in Classified! 323 9133. 9 10 26 (91 F6. 4-10-26(7) 8-11-2 (6) Michigan State News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Thursday, October 25 1979 15 For Sale Recreation m Instructions It's What's The State News Yellow Page CHRISTY'S QUALITY used BLUEGRASS EXTENSION TAKE A giant step forward to furniture and antiques. SERVICE plays weddings, a horse career. MEREDITH Happening GRAND OPENING parties. 337-0178 or 372-3727. MANOR SCHOOL OF Hardwood end and coffee C 23-10 31 (3) HORSEMANSHIP Call toll tables. Secional book cases free. 1-800-624 1929 Announcements for It's What's desks, lamps, couches, while Z 7 1030 (5) Happening must be received in the State News office, 343 Student desks, lamps, couches, chairs, leather office chairs Services Bldg., by noon at least Business — Service GUITAR LESSONS Private while they last. 505 E. Michi¬ two days before publication. No or group Call MARSHALL announcements will be gan Ave., Lansing. MUSIC CO., 337 9700. Open accepted C 20 10-31 (10) by phone. weeknights until 9 p.m. C-5-10-26 (41 DISCOUNT CALCULATORS has moved to 124 W. Grand LESSONS IN guitar, banjo MSU Hang-gliding Club meets River. 351 0951. HAYRIDES FOLLOWED by Directory OB-23-10-31 (3) ; Mobile Homes ]@ CAMPFIRES. Large groups welcome! CRAZY C' RID ING STABLE. 676 3710. OR 1 10-25 (4) tTtcrunn^RLY ["Transportation"] [-J.J at 7 ,on'9h'- 208 IM Sports West. Beginner lessons are available. All interested persons are welcome. Juniors, seniors: Gain academic BARBER HEALTH FOOD MEDIA SERVICE TRAVEL TRAILER, 21' self credit interning with a unique contained, sleeps 4. Call 882 DAYTONA BEACH RIDE NEEDED S Haga- Lansing Area Community Dev¬ elopment program. Contact Dave Spartan Batter 10% DISCOUNT 0593. 8-11 1 (3) Over Spring Breok dorn/Bennett to Meridian Mall. 5 days. Will help pay Perseli, College of Urban Develop For Styling Men, Women and to all MSU Videotape 1973 SHULT. 12x65, Ex $319 Includes Air Fare gas. 349 0122 or 349 1503 Cindy Z 3-10-26 (4) students pando, carpeted, shed, ap The Michigan Historical Mus¬ Children Appointment or Walk-in on purchase! of $2 tut nut lilin A division of Media pliances, 2 bedrooms, excel¬ lent condition, nice lot. 694 S Accommodations eum presents a Fall Festival from 1 Lower Level Union or more, yogurts and broads excluded Whole grain breods & goodies, Komm. Productions 5965 evenings. 12-10-29 (5) r Wanted ][5] to 5 p.m. ington Ave Sunday, 505 N. Wash¬ Lansing. Make corn- ftpecialixing in 355-7108 , •Photographic copying husk dolls and tombstone rub- Building ® Dannon Yogurt -39' ALL NATURAL •Videotape productions FEMALE PHOTOGRAPHER Jerry 9-5 Mon.-Fri. D RANDALL HEALTH FOOD VteiTHHAN PIZZA OPEN: M-Sot. 10-6 •Videotape introductions ! Animals needed by male model to 355-3359 U Brookfield Plaza Thurs. 6-8 BAKERY: Thurs. 5-8 •custom artwork, typesetting for your layouts, posters POODLE - AKC, black minia¬ HOCKEY PLAYERS complete portfolio. Call 485 5310, Monday Thursday 10 ment Ingham County Parks Depart is sponsoring an evening WANTED 12 3 10 25 (3) ture male. 1 year old. Nice nature walk at 7:30 Saturday, 1381 E. Grand River Fri.-Sot. 510 Jr. "B" experienced. Phone 332-6892 2013 E.MICHIGAN Call 351-0435 disposition. $125 or best of 882-7116 after 6 p.m. Riverbend Natural Area. Call the fer. Terms considered. 487 ROOMMATE NEEDED nature center for details. 482 0038 3-10 26 (3) im 9304, persistently. mediately Close to MSU & BUN SHOP TOBACCONIST E-5-10-26 (6) LCC. Nice 4 bedroom house. East Lansing Food Co-op semi¬ 487 0443 7 10 29(31 annual meeting is at 8:30 tonight, NOW NEAR THIS FROM THE TOP GERMAN SHEPHERD, male 341 Union. Refreshments provided Largest Selection of Handguns MINCE AT THE STORE WITH THE 11 months old. $85 or best offer. No papers. 489 5603. HALF FARE airline coupons. Top dollar. Call Mike, 332 and open to all interested persons. \ RED DOOR! Needs to feel free! V LOW COST 7977, mornings. 5-10 26 13) Enjoy dancing the old fashioned "We got the • 'Cigarette by. We heve in slock - 5-10-30 (4) way Renaissance Dance Assoc¬ best year 'round guns Sherman - Dunhill - Sobraine FLIGHTS WANTED 2 6 Ohio State iation meets from 8:30 to 11 DOBERMAN PUREBRED tickets. Call 332 1382. prices in Southern • rifles 'Pipes by Savinelli • X-mas/New Years tonight, Tower Room, Union. pups. Tails docked, tempera¬ 3-10 26(31 Michigan" • handguns *21 Red Door pipe tobacco blends ment bred males $40 482 * Easter Great Lakes Greenpeace is hold¬ WARNING 4821 5-10-30(3) NEED 4 OSU MSU tickets. ing a volunteer meeting at 5 (212) 689 8980 Outside N Y State Call 332-6506 or 332 1252. tonight, Student Organization BOB'S GUN SHOP We bay, sell health. * I * M GOLDEN RETRIEVER pups Reasonable. 2 10-25 13) Room, first floor, Union. AKC. Champion bloodlines. °LELE 1-800-223-7676 and trade Co.mpbeUs'|)PS^fe@ Shoe 332-4269 $100,651-6352. 5-10-30 (3) PUPPIES $10. Golden Re¬ 2 or 4 TICKETS TO MSU Minnesota game. 482 6232 or 33? 5404. 9 10 26 13) Biology, physics, chemistry majors needed for volunteer dem¬ Furniture dealers, people in onstrations at Impression 5 Mus¬ triever - black Labrador' mix. COUNSELING SERVICES WOMAN'S CLINIC PHARMACY 339 2745. 5-10-30 (3) our community are ready to WANTED 6 tickets together eum. Gain valuable experience and credit. Contact 26 Student shop for home furnishings) for Nov. 10, MSU Minnesota Free Pregnoncy Testing Services Bldg. WOMEN'S COUNSELING Advance Anonymous Gulliver State Drug LEASE, ARABIAN gilding, Use Classified ads daily. home game 517 631 2690 CENTER Counseling Services Woman's Care Center 1105 E. Grand River tack, indoor arena. 10 min¬ Z 12 10 26 (3) Urban Options offers a weather 927 E. GRAND RIVER Pregnoncy Terminotions Gynecologicol Core 'Abortion to '24 weeks (a block and a holf east of Snyder-Phillips) utes MSU. 349-2172, 349 2094 8 11-813) rRummage Sale] ization workshop for tenants at 7:30 tonight, 'The Energy House, (across from Rogue St. campus entrance) Family Planning 'In hospital, out-patient •Prescriptions filled (we accept most 3 party ROOM TO board horse near BACK TO school items [ Round Town ] [J] 135 Linden St., E. Lansing. Cut your utilities cost this winter. services typewriters, books, head 4737 Mar?h Rd.^Jite B FOP INFORMATION CALL 517 337-7350 'All insurances prescription payment plans •Film processed and developed campus. or Call A.M. 355 3310 P.M. 337-2113. 4-10-26(3) board, lamps, clothing, baby LANSING CIVIC PLAYERS presents: "GOOD NEWS". Join the MSU Pre-vet Club for a Okemos (behind Meijers) items October 26-29, 5644 'Birth control for men and •Large selection of greeting Octobe: 19 20, 26-27. Curtain picnic and tour of the beef barns 349-1060 uuomarKjere women cards and gift wrap FREE CAT 1 Vi years, litter - trained, tan and white. Very Schafer Rd., Lansing, 2-10-26 (5) time Auditorium, 8:00 pm Partington 400 South at 5 tonight, Veterinary Clinic. O CONCERNED COUNSELORS of LansinG 24 hour Answering Service 0 BIRTH CONTROL COUNSELING Conveniently located to playful. 351-9478. ATTENTION STUDENTS Chestnut, Lansing. Ticket in Students interested in health E-5-10-26 (3) formation and reservation call O PREGNANCY TERMINATION help you with all your moving sale, Friday 9 a.m. education or therapy: Experience 313-559-2821 pharmaceutical needs. the Arts Box Office, 372 is available through the program "WOMEN HEM WOMEN- DOBERMAN PUPPIES for 5 p.m. Furniture good for 4636. Tickets also available at 'Life Skills for the Mentally Impair¬ sale. Can be registered dorms or apartments. 3 bikes. $50. door. Special senior Citizen ed'. Volunteer in 26 Student OPTICAL SERVICE VISION CARE NURSIN6 SERVICE 882 1898 E 5-10-25 (3) Miscellaneous. 221 Shephard and STUDENT prices. Service Bldg. Lansing. 1 10 25 15) DL 3-10-26 (121 CO-OPTICAL HOME NURSING CARE LABRADOR RETRIEVER Adopt A Grandparent requests J.R. NIXON, O.D. • All staff bonded & insured puppies, AKC, 7498. E-5-10-25 (3) $125. 485 GARAGE SALE, dresser, lamps, chair, bookcase, bed Time to sell musical instru that all volunteers from previous ments you no longer need in terms stop by 26 Student Services SERVICES • We are there when you need us Et more. Oct. 27, 28. 2010 Classified. We have ready Bldg., if you want to renew your 'eye examinations • Available 24 hrs. a day, 7 days a HORSES BOARDED, $50 per Jerome, Lansing. 2-10 26 (4) cash buyers! *contoct lenses week month. Includes all feed and • Satisfaction 'eye glass prescription 'fee inquiries welcome guaranteed rare. 694 3250. 12 10 25 (3) I Service ] LANSING CIVIC Spookhouse! Oct 29, 6 30 Players' Parks and Recreation Club pre- sents Farmfest II at 7 p.m. Friday. • EYES EXAMINED Call • today for a FREE consultation. LOW COST spaying/peuter EDITING CORRECTING », 506 pick up maps in 131 Natural GLASSES ing clinic for Ingham Cjunty. 2300 E. Mir higan Ave Coi 349-5077 694-9100 We can make it happen now! organization, grammar, Resources Bldg. Potluck dinner, • CONTACT LENS mechanics, indexing. MA in of Hayford and Michiqf hayrides and square dance! 1331 (. Grand Rhrer \ QUALITY CARE® Call 372 9759 after 6 p.m. 8-10-29 (4) English. $7.50/hour. 337 0688 Lansing. 5-10 29(6) "The 3-10-29 (4) Free code and theory class for Brookfield Plou Meijer Thrifty Acres • Okemos Complete Nursing Sen'ke novice license at 7 tonight, 339 351 5330 920 Long Blvd. Suite 6 Lansing GERMAN SHORTHAIRS, DAVE'S CARPET We clean Engineering Bldg. Sponsored by AKC, 9 weeks. Great hunting all carpets at a reasonable MSU Amateur Radio Club. COSTUME RENTAL IMPORTS PROMOTION stock $100. 484-5722. price 323 2113 E-5-10-31 (3) OR 7 10 31 (3) First meeting and practice of BE SOMEONE DIFFERENT IT PAYS EXPERT GUITAR repairs Das Deutsche Chor, at 3 today, Acoustic and electric. Most 145 Music Bldg All sind herzlich THIS HALLOWEEN TORBAD extensive shop in the state eingeladen. ELDERLY INSTRUMENTS the LOST PUPPY. Black 332-4331. C 10 10 31 15) The Armenian Student ization welcomes all new members Organ Call: 321-6672 German Shepard, female. FINE 351-4135. Ann and Colling to its fall dance extravaganza. Costume Rental Service PRINT! wood. 5-10-25 (3) I Typing ServiceJ j Don't miss it, join now. Call Nerses Gedigian. LOST GOLD ladies watch. UNIGRAPHICS OFFFRS Adult Sizes Featuring CXir Line of and Cherished greatly. Reward. COMPLETE RESUME SER VICE: Conversational sign language Debbie, 337 1305. 10-11-6 (3) Typesetting; offset practice is at 7 tonight, fourth floor the State News printing; and bindery serv lobby, MSU Library. Deaf Friends By Appt. Only Apparel from India LOST, GOLD ruby ring. Lost ices. Approved dissertation invites anyone interested in sign- in ladies room at the Pantree, printing and binding special Sunday 10 21. Please call ists For estimate, stop in at PROMOTION CATERING AUTO CLINIC PROMOTION 351 4861 4-10-26 14) 2843 E. Grand River or phone Agronomy Club Halloween 332 8414 C 23 10 31 (91 Party and hayride is at 7 p.m. LOST ZOOM IN ON MSU UNION SPARTAN Th DOLLAR gold coin. Great sentimental value, TYPING, EXPERIENCED, Friday, Crops Barn. For rides meet at 6:45 p.m., Agriculture Hall fast and reasonable. 371 4635 BUSINESS! MUFFLER CENTER Reward Sally, 337 1305 parking lot. CATERING C 23 10 31 (3) 'BRAKES 5-10 29 (3) ADVERTISE FXPERT TYPING Term Organizational meeting for Lib¬ •SHOCKS LOST: CANVAS backpack eral Arts Alliance is at 7 tonight "Catering Specialists" letters, RESUMES WEEKLY •Wedding Receptions 'FRONT END WORK //J T\\\ "Return to Michigan National papers, Near Gables. 337 0205 327 Student Service Bldg. All Arts Bank" on bag., Reward. 332 Er Letters majors are encouraged IN 'Breakfasts. Lunch¬ 20% C 23 10 31 (31 eons. Dinners YELLOW PAGES 6677 3 10 26 !4) THE STUDENT DISCOUNT COPYGRAPH SERVICE FOUND APPROXIMATELY BUSINESS ON ALL WORK COMPLETFD, DISSERTA Agricultural Communicators of •Meeting Rooms and Advertise Today! January 1979, Cat beige, Tomorrow will meet at 7 tonight, 1 DIRECTORY white, grey black, TIONS AND RESUME Equipment WITH I.D. Albert SERVICE. Corner MAC and 16 Agriculture Hall. Please attend. Call Sally Pick/Frandor Glencarin area. 717 S.PENNSYLVANIA Grand River, 8:30 am 5 pm 355-8255 355-8255 332 1010 after 5. 7-11-2 (5) MSU Recreation Run for Fun 487 9332 Monday Friday, 10 am 5 Saturday. 337 1666 important planning meeting is at LOST OPAL ring in library on 11:30 a.m today, 209 IM Sports PHOTOGRAPHY 10-23. If found please call C 22 10 31 (7) West All volunteers please attend Debbie at 351 1463 Reward TYPING FREE pick up arid Fun friends, fitness and recreation. 2-10 26(3) ^Elbinm' WAN $1000 delivery. Fast, experienced, low rates. 676 2009 Do you enjoy bowling and (StymM) BE THE NEW POSTER GIRL FOR r~ Personal }[7\ OR 23 10 31 13) swimming? Mentally and physic¬ ally impaired need your help TYPING IBM memory, pica, through the Lansing Parks and WIN elite Editing available; former Recreation Contact 26 Student $500,000 English teacher. 694 4070. Services Bldg Total cash prizes. OR 13 10 31 (3) CTION PHOTOGRAPHY . Ms. Photogenic USA, Inc. Call 351 4865 EXPERIENCED 'BM Ingham County Parks Depart Passport (517)332-7654 for appointment only. dissertations (Pica typing, Elite) 99 ment is sponsoring a nature film and walk at 2 30 p.m. Sunday, Rocky Rasmtmen 8 10 29(6) FAYANN 489 0358 ID Photos We get calls such as warming shelter, Grand River Park C 23 10 31 (3) We have a fast paced mar this every single day. 520 Entry fee 220 Albarl St. 332-3026 ket place in these Classified TYPING EXPERIENCED Sigma Chi Little Sisters: Foot¬ columns! Call us with your ball is at 4 p.m. today and the Thesis, term papers, IBM ad today) square dance is at 8 p.m. Friday. correcting. Nancy, 351 7667 729 E Grand River Ave Call Bob 10 11 2 13) Fen wick Real Estate NEW IBM Typing disser To List Your Business Call Sally 355-8255 E. LANSING Red Cedar tations, term papers. Close, MSU Rodeo Club meets at 8 School area. By owner 3 editing 351 1345, 332 8498 tonight, in the judging pavilion. bedroom ranch. Walk to 3 m 74 141 Classified MSU Lovely family room Fellowship of Christian Athletes LOWRA1ES I erm papers, will meet at 7 a.m. Friday, Club with skylight. Fireplace in resumes. Fast expert typing Ads Room, west side of stadium. living room Screened porch. Day and evening Call "G" State News Classified Large private yard with fruit trees $56,900 Call 351 7586, weekdays after 4 8-11 2 (101 TYPING 321 4771 C 13 10 31 (4) TYPING, LIBRARY research, Phone 355-8255 Botany and Plant Pathology Tropical Green House is now open from noon to 2 p.m. Monday, If you're ready to trade up to resume service Free pick up Thursday, Friday and 11 a.m. to noon on Saturday, behind the a better van, sell your old one and delivery. 676 1912. Horticulture Bldg. in these Classified columns. C 18 10-31 (31 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, October 25, 1979 Coretta WASHINGTON (AP) - The to discredit King. King seeking reparations Mrs. King said, however, she Later. Mrs. King told report General Greek BELLS' Pizza widow Ramsey Clark inform gress and then-President ,,f Rev. Martin Coretta Scott King told the has chosen not to "press that any money that would ers ally discussed reparations for Lyndon B. Johnson. A package Luther King Jr. disclosed Wed Senate Judiciary Committee charges or file suit" against the be obtained for FBI harassment the King family with then At of the tapes was also sent nesday that the family of the that "through a private at government because she felt of King would be used as torney General Griffin Bell. anonymously to Mrs. King. slain civil rights leader is torney, we have explored the such a case would not be "part endowments to the Martin But he said nothing came of Mrs. King told the Judiciary seeking reparations from the possibility of reparations to our of the theory of non violence Luther King Jr. Foundation for the talks and he is unaware of Committee that a proposed FBI MASTERPIECE government for FBI attempts family." and reconciliation." Social Change in Atlanta. anything going on now. charter setting guidelines on According to government the bureau's activities should HOWEVER, SHE DE files and statements by former include "strong civil remedies" CLINED to divulge how much FBI officials, the bureau con¬ to citizens harmed by FBI Radiopharmaceutical money was being sought or ducted a secret campaign in¬ abuses. discuss other details of the tended to discredit King during The Judiciary Committee is negotiations, saying the talks the 1960s. considering a proposed FBI were still under way. charter that its sponsors claim Such a payment apparently BEGINNING IN JANUARY manufacturing would define and limit the danger would require an act of Con- Justice Department spokes¬ 1964, the rooms FBI bugged hotel where King was staying. Tapes implicating King in ap FBI's it to authority so as to enable investigate crime while preserving individual rights. By KEVIN McKKAN any wastes that would usually involve injecting isotopes into person Robert Havel said late parent extramarital sexual act¬ Critics contend the safe¬ 1135 E Grand River 225 MAC Ave. AP Science Writer to the other sites. the body. go Wednesday that, about two ivity were made available to guards are not strong enough Doctors who work with With the closings, hospitals For example, doctors get a years ago, former Attorney 332-0858 332-5027 reporters, members of Con¬ to prevent FBI abuses. radioisotopes — and the com¬ have been forced to stockpile television picture of a beating panies which make them — said the wastes they produce in heart by injecting radioactive Wednesday they would have to diagnosis and treatment of thallium which collects in the stop work in four to six weeks disease. The makers of isotopes heart muscle. The only test for unless new radioactive waste face an even more difficult detecting hepatitis virus relies disposal sites are found. problem, since manufacture of on isotopes. Sites at Hanford, Wash., and these radiopharmaceuticals, as The problem is that these Beatty, Nev. — two of three in they are called, produces more diagnostic tests often produce the nation that accept low-level nuclear waste than their use. waste in a liquid form which wastes from medical sources cannot be solidified easily. The have been closed this month. THOUSANDS OF PA Washington site was the last in And South Carolina Gov. TIE NTS a year are treated or the country to accept liquid Dick Riley has said he will act studied with isotopes, which wastes before Gov. Dixy Lee next week to "significantly" are simply various forms of Ray closed it Oct. 4. reduce the wastes accepted at individual atomic elements, and "We have our own personal the third site, Barnwell, S.C. 60 million radioisotope tests are storage which will not be filled Riley said he would not accept performed annually that do not until Dec. Clean-up settlement signed (continued from page 1) KELLEY SAID THAT no corporate polluters have received ever a prison term in Michigan or in the United States for poisoning a lake. "The sad facts are that the laws of the environment have not kept pace," Kelley said. It is up to the legislature to make stricter laws regarding the pollution of lakes by persons or corporations." Baeder said he has a lot of "empathy" for the people in the White Lake area. "I've been there. It's a beautiful lake," Baeder said. "I don't believe it's been hurt by Hooker. It's been hurt by a lot of publicity." Prison terms accompanying fines for convicted polluters would not make corporations any more cautious, Baeder said. BAEDER SAID HOOKER has spent $9 million on environmental safety at the Montague plant. "There has not been one suit by anyone claiming to be injured or damaged by any of our operations at White Lake", he said. Tanner said the lake, which is really not a lake but a wide river that runs into Lake Michigan, will be near normal contaminate levels within 10 years. But, Matsumura said in a telephone interview that some of the chemicals in the lake will remain for centuries. "The amount of contaminated water that has already reached the lake cannot be cleaned", Matsumura said. He added that it will take at least a year to determine what effect the chemicals might have on Lake Michigan and that MSIJ will continue to monitor fish and water at the lakes. (continued from page 1) Energy efficiency at MSU turn lights on and off, and adjust temperatures Simon said district heating is used in parts of and air supplies, he said. Europe, where communities are more compact The system costs about $6 to $8 million, but than communities in the United States. Simon said that it will be money well spent. "LANSING'S BOARD OF Water and Light "TECHNOLOGY NOW PERMITS us to do this cannot afford to build heat lines to the Meridian all with a machine, but it takes a big investment," Mall," he said. "It's too far from the heart of he added. "That system will allow us to cut energy town." consumption some 20 to 30 percent." pioixieen Model SX-580 He added that 25 years ago Simon added that the campus could get by on AM/FM Stereo Receiver PIONEER even MSU was Rated at 20 watts per channel from 20-20Khz with no putting more effort into conservation than most half the energy that it uses today without any Fully Auto Direct-Drive Turntable more than 0 3°o total harmonic distortion (THD). tape ully automatic operation low speed direct drive motor front pane Accent 2-Ways With noticeable changes in comfort. monitor, dual function tuning meter: loudness control. A B controls mean you don t have to open the dustcover to change Power Boost System "We think we've done a better job of insulating "We can get part of that reduction by speaker selector, FM mute Model SX-580 operations, shock-mounted base, hinged dustcover Truly State ol the Art' Model PL-520 our buildings than the '50s MSU or were done to most buildings in '60s," said Simon. began putting Thermopane windows in controlling machinery," he said. "But the t hat reduction must come from a change of habits. rest of "1 get the feeling that a lot of people expect us to Maxell 3 90 Min. *99... Cassettes icoustically coupled to bass enhancer campus buildings, beginning witn tne construe do it all for them," he added. "All I want is with FREE )wer Boost vented port one-inch Mylar tion of the library in 1953, he said, although everyone to use a little common sense. Storage Case dome tweeter for crystal-clear wide "Awareness of the energy situation has not hit ipersion high frequencies Model 1002 energy was still cheap and abundant at the time. In addition, Simon said, in 1967 several home," Simon added. "I'm not saying that physical plant staff members were assigned to critically, it's just a fact of life." see what could be done at MSU to cut People are not used to the energy crisis to energy use. remember to do things like turn off the lights when they leave a room, Simon said. THAT EFFORT HAS been successful, he added, because energy demand levels on campus MEANWHILE, HERMAN KOENIG, director have remained the same since 1967 even though of the MSU Center for Environmental new science, research and medical Quality, programs - said MSU is in pretty good shape for the future programs which have high energy demands and would make a good model for cities to follow. have developed rapidly on campus since 1967. "We're in as good of position as anyone could be Energy conservation methods at MSU have because the plants are coal fired and we have the attracted attention from all over the arm:a 3fl3 3 0 { country, co generation facilities," he said. Simon added. "This campus is a very good example of what we "We've had visitors here from many parts of the ought to have in all of our cities." Technics Stereo Cassette Deck nation, from other universities, engineers from "Hour cities were built the same way, we could Ford, General Motors, Energy Task Force, (the be providing all our heat needs from the residual Department of) Housing and Urban Develop ment, you name it, since the (1973 oil) embargo," heat from power generation, and we wouldn't have a heating problem," Koenig said. "It *179 he said. would also hold down the cost. The University is currently investing in a "Unfortunately, it isn't that way." piONeen campus wide ceontralized computer control Tomorrow: A look at what the cities in an system which will automatically do such things as energy-short world may be like. 8-Track Deck ^UDIOFOX Indash MSU pollution production reduced Cassette AM/FM Stereo (continued from page 1) A bag-house is a house of 2,400 fiberglass bags Meanwhile, a third boiler unit was added to the which 22 feet are long and 8 inches in diameter. power plant. That unit, completed in December Nilsson said the exhaust from the boilers is 1978, was equipped with an electrostatic piped into the bags, where more than 99 percent precipitator pollution control device. of the pollutants are AudioFretter trapped inside the bag. This system, Nilsson said, was able to filter out The bags must be replaced every four years, 99.8 percent of the pollutants. he added. "When it was put into operation," he added, The two bag houses — one for each boiler — "there was absolutely nothing visible coming out are the first in Michigan and far exceed the of the stacks. pollution control standards set by the DNR, It was soon decided, however, that that type of Nilsson said. pollution control device could not be added to the If we just wanted to meet state standards," If Our Low Prices Can't Get Your Business, What Will? two existing boilers, Nilsson said. The major he added, "we could have designed something in reason, he added, was major structural changes the range of 95 percent would have to be done before the roof would efficiency). (pollution control 5827 S. Pennsylvania Ave. support them. The first of the two bag-houses went into (North of Interstate 96. Lansing) 394-3820 operation at the end of September, he said. FINALLY, WHEN THE funding came Nilsson added that since all three boilers would Open Monday thru Saturday 10AM to 9PM Sunday Noon-6PM—Easy Terms To Fit Your Budget through, it was decided the other two units be needed during the winter months, the second would be equipped with "bag house" devices, he bag-house would not be hooked up until August 1980. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday. October 25, 1979 17 HAGAR the Horrible JOHN COUGAR Daily Tv Highlights On Sale Tomorrow Union & Wherehouse II (6)WJIM-TV(CBS) (IQ)WILX-TV(NBC) (11/26)WELMTV(Cable) (12)WJRT-TV(ABC) (23)WKAR-TV(PBS) 1 8 Michigan State News, East Lonsing, Michigan Thursday October 25, 1979 THIS V£U\IVS SPfcC/AL Student groups iOeuvgRies / /The winning shown in library strategy. Birthdays Weddings Get Well Wishes The MSU Undergraduate pictures or flyers of their War names I rom Hospital Stays Library will soon carry a new group's special activities for Champagne type of information. display may drop off the 8 The second floor display case and one half-by 11 inch articles will feature several student to the Undergraduate Library organizations and groups this office on the second floor by Oct. INC. fall. 30. We furnish the Ape - "It's especially for freshmen • You furnish the Imagination This is the first time the to see what's going on," said students groups have been Lee Cahow, display coordinator of the Undergraduate Library. asked to participate, Cahow ' Co It for Price 3 to Arrange Your Special Delivery 482-9032 "It will show them things they could enter." Students who wish to loan Wayne County gets slight financial relief minoHa The Senate Appropriations officials could prove the money S4LE Committee Wednesday ap was justified, he would consider proved legislation givfrig returning the funds to the bill. Wayne County slight financial Wayne County, facing a de relief, but struck $230,000 from ficit estimated at about $19.5 the House passed measure pri¬ million, already has missed one Mon. thru Sat. 10a.m. to 9p.m. or to sending it to the floor. payroll and is out of cash. Sun. 12 noon to 5p.m. The bill appropriates about County commissioners voted THE PttOT BAU LINES: A MAGNIFICENT STEP BACKWARD IN WRITING jgi Prices Good thru 10-29-79 $4.5 million for operation of the Tuesday to lay off most of the Walter Reuther long term care county's 5,300 employees, al facility from May 1978 through though about half will be re September 1979. called later on to operate essen The state is in the process of tial services. taking over the facility and care of its mentally ill patients. Sen. Jerome Hart, D-Sagi naw, said he did not feel ENGINEERS Minolta SR-T 201 obligated to deliver the $230,000 — earmarked for care • Convenient memo of CHEMICAL physically ill patients at the holder so you always know what film you're center through Dec. 31 — ELECTRICAL using. because the state's responsibil • Shutter speeds to ity is limited to the mentally ill. MECHANICAL 1/1000 second. 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