NA/ednebday ■■■■■I hh The sky ■ m m |mh ^m. We expect rain tonight. So stay ihe state News ~ VOLUME 73 NUMBER 153 MICHIGAN STATE: UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48824 OCTOBER 31, 1979 Blaze ravages Diamond Reo plant Firefighters continue with battle today By SUSIE BENKELMAN and ROLAND WILKERSON State News Staff Writers Fire spread through Lansing's abandoned Diamond Reo plant Tuesday night sending flames throughout the three-city block building. Firefighters continued battling the blaze early this morning, and were expected to continue fighting it until noon today. Fire chief Peter Decker said the fire "looks suspicious" because there were three or four fires going at once when the firefighters arrived at the scene. Because the building was being demo¬ lished, damages have not been estimated, Lansing assistant fire chief Richard Patter¬ son said. "We're just trying to keep it contained in this building," Patterson said Tuesday night. He said the wind might cause the flames to spread to other city buildings. Mayor Gerald Graves said the fire may have started in a pile of debris left during the building's demolition. Others speculated that sparks from demolition blow torches may have ignited the fire. The building's demolition began last June when the city received $1 million from the federal government for its destruction. It arose as a controversial issue when people wanted to keep it as an historical site. "To think those guys wanted to save this," Graves said. "I can't believe it. I just can't believe it." The fire started about 6:30 Tuesday evening with 11 trucks eventually being brought to the scene Graves said. "We're talking about six out of 38 acres that are burning now," Graves said Tuesday night. Fighting the blaze was complicated by nearby wires that had to be cut by the Board of Water and Light to allow trucks' ladders to get closer to the flames. Graves also said there were 34 under¬ ground industrial pits in the building, that firefighters had to avoid. "That's what's scaring me in this thing," he said. "We've had those things pumped out but they keep getting filled with water He also said the building was dangerous because it contained a lot of oil and grease left over from when the plant was in operation. Milliken appeals to Carter for Thailand refugee aid By BRLCE BABIARZ "The sun was out (at Sa Kaew) but in the course of visit it rained," Milliken said. take State News Staff W riter our problem, that doesn't meai t on another." "People were lying in the mud on these (straw) mats and many were dying." Gov. William G. Milliken said Tuesday he will make a personal appeal to the United Reporters were shown photographs of the refugee camps and of the suffering, dying THE CAMBODIAiy GOVERNMENT refused aid from an international relief program Nations and President Jimmy Carter to send aid to Cambodian refugees in Thailand. and dead Cambodian refugees while Milliken verbalized his feelings over the plight of the set up to help the refugees. President Carter has pledged $70 million to aid the At his first formal press conference since returning Monday after a two-day stay in refugees. Cambodians. The communist government of Cambodia refused the Western aid calling it Thailand, Milliken described the refugee camps as "a scene of absolute and utter chaos." an "imperialistic ploy." The camp visits followed his two week trip to China. "THEY ARE BEING used in many respects as pawns (by the Cambodian government), In order to deliver food to Cambodia a "land bridge" from Thailand must be opened. "Death was so commonplace," Milliken said. "It was a shocking experience for us." he said. "Many are dying of malnutrition, malaria, dysentery and heaven knows what Milliken discussed the situation with Premier Kriangsak Chamanan of Thailand and The refugee camp at Sa Kaew, Thailand, located about 50 kilometers from the other types of diseases." Cambodian border, was recently established and already contains 30,000 refugees, The photographs depicted the make-shift camps of torn tarpaulins which were held up pledged U.S. support. Milliken said. by sticks, that sheltered the emaciated bodies of the refugees who were lying on the open The delegation of governors urged the Phnom Penh authorities to reconsider their ground or upon straw mats. refusal to allow overland movements of food from Thailand to Cambodia. MILLIKEN WAS ACCOMPANIED by his wife Helen, the governors of Iowa, "We are determined to try and assist these people," Milliken said. "We cabled the Montana, Colorado, Vermont and Minnesota and his executive secretary, George Weeks. Milliken chaired a delegation of governors on the trade mission to China. At the same president requesting more doctors and medical technicians." time The camps at Nongkhai and Loei had favorable conditions for the refugees, Milliken Milliken said that Michigan will work closely with the federal government in relocating representatives from nine Michigan companies also attended a trade mission to said. But, he said, the camp at Sa Kaew was appalling. the,Cambodian refugees in the state. Milliken said that an estimated 30 to 100 persons died nightly at the Only There are people who are against bringing refugees into the United States because we camp. one "They laid a good foundation with China for future trade," Milliken said. "It isn't going doctor was available each night for 1,300 patients, he said. have our own problems, he said. "But just because we haven't completely solved on to happen overnight." BIS SERVICE COSTS OVERESTIMATED Michigan Democrats endorse Mall opposition info 'misleading' counter Kelleys support Kennedy By MICHAEL VEH mall site than is being provided to the Lansing Mall, he said. By MICKl MAYNARD He said Carter deserves Democratic Both Young arid Austin campaigned State News Staff Writer Green said the letter was answering the question of how much United Press International support for his work in human rights, vigorously for Carter three years ago. A group opposing the construction of the proposed Dayton could be spent servicing a new mall if "you could really shoot the More than three dozen elected state foreign policy and urban affairs. Young was an early Carter supporter, and Hudson mall is circulating "misleading information" regarding works." Democrats including Secretary of State proved influential in lining up union and future bus service to the mall site, the Capital Area Richard Austin and senate Democratic THE ANNOUNCEMENT TENDS to black support. Transportation Authority said Tuesday. THE $130,000 ESTIMATED cost for "maximum service" leader William Faust formally endorsed counter the Kennedy momentum generated The pamphlet claims that increased bus service to the proposed included costs for new buses, reduced time between runs and a month ago when UNION MUSCLE COULD prove President Carter Tuesday. Attorney General Frank crucial mall would cost CATA more than $100,000. increases in the number of Saturday runs, Green said. In a letter to the president, the group Kelley, House Speaker Bobby Crim and 36 since Michigan Democrats will be choosing The pamphlet was published by the Committee for Balanced When the original estimate was made, Green said, CATA had other their national convention praised Carter's "experience, courage and legislative Democrats endorsed Sen. delegates next Development, last year's campaign branch of Citizens for a not expected that it would order 18 new buses. The new buses will Edward Kennedy. Included on the list was year in partisan caucuses rather than an Livable Community. high moral attitudes" and said they would be in operation by mid-December. Rep. Morris Hood, a leader in the black open primary. work for him in the upcoming campaign. The proposed mall would be built at Lake Lansing Road and "If the city (of East Lansing) wanted to extend the hours of the U.S. 127. An advisory question regarding the mall will appear as Also included on the list of supporters existing runs or reduce the time between runs, then it would cost Tuesday's announcement leaves more were State Board of Education Chairperson proposal "C" on the Nov. 6 East Lansing ballot. more money," Green said. Kennedy also is expected to be strong in than one third of the House Democratic Barbara Roberts Mason, 12 state senators caucus and half the Senate's Democrats Dayton Hudson has already agreed to a subsidy of up to $25,000 and 22 state representatives, including Michigan because of the widespread sym¬ CATA DIRECTOR OF Marketing Paul Green says the pathy for his candidacy in the United Auto uncommitted. per year for five years of CATA service if changes are needed in information in the pamphlet is inaccurate. most of the Legislature's black caucus. existing bus service. Workers - a major force within the state The letter presented the costs of initiating service to a new Austin said Carter could be re-elected on Democratic Party. IN ADDITION TO the endorsement, the James Anderson, MSU humanities professor and CLC mall, he said. the merits of his record in office. formation of a 22 member Michigan Carter- co ordinator, contends that the information is accurate in spite of He pointed out that there would be no additional costs to CATA the fact that the pamphlets were printed for the November 1978 "President Carter's outstanding record of Many of the black lawmakers are close to Mondale Re election Committee was an¬ for service to the mall because the mall site is on an established Detroit Mayor Coleman Young, a staunch nounced. Members include Young, Austin, election. accomplishment is a testament to his ability bus route. He said the information in the to find solutions to our nation's problems Carter ally. Young reportedly has been Faust, Michigan AFL CIO President Wil¬ pamphlet is as "accurate today as More service is currently being provided to the Dayton Hudson it two years instead of playing politics with them," lining support for the embattled presi¬ liam Marshall and United Auto Workers was ago." up Austin said. dent among House and Senate members. Region 1A Director Robert Battle. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 31, 1979 State News Nuclear plants need 'changes' By H. JOSEF HEBERT possible to detect whether the lege, the panel was sharply fast action. plemented. Wire Digest Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON - The presi dential commission on Three Mile Island called for "funda March 28 accident burg, Pa., will cases who live of cancer cause near Harris- additional among those near the facility, the split on whether to propose a broad moratorium on the con¬ struction of new nuclear plants. "I HAVE THIS terrible feel ing that somewhere out there is Commission Chairperson John G. Kemeny and Arizona A majority of the 12 members another accident waiting to Gov. Bruce Babbitt expressed mental changes" in the way commission said. had wanted such a moratorium, The 12 member panel's find happen," said Carolyn Lewis, the panel's serious concerns nuclear plants are built, but they differed on details and one of the panel's strongest about the NRC. "No one is operated and regulated, but ings are advisory and many of none was recommended. critics of the nuclear industry. said adoption of its recom its recommendations, running that particular including However, members of the Theodore Taylor, a nuclear agency," Kemeny declared. Focus'World mendations still would not "as¬ sure the safety of nuclear a proposal that the Nuclear Regulatory Commission be commission, at a news con¬ ference, voiced fears of another engineer, said, "We're going "We even have some doubt through a period of risks" until they are very clear what their power." abolished, would take congres¬ serious accident unless there is the recommendations are im¬ mission is. The commission told Presi¬ sional approval. Militants marc h on Salvador's U.S. embassy dent Carter on Tuesday that a broad range of deficiencies — IN ACCEPTING THE re SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (AP) About 200 militant leftists marched on The embassy was immediately closed, and incoming telephone calls were not from licensing and regulating atomic plants to the training of port, Carter said the mendations "will be recom¬ studied Carter chooses woman judge the U.S. Embassy Tuesday screaming answered. U.S. officials outside the em¬ operators — made an atomic very carefully" and that after accident such as the one at an analysis he will make a "We will take the embassy!" but were bassy, who asked not to be identified, turned back by tear gas fired from with¬ in the embassy compound, witnesses said the embassy personnel were in ari "emergency situation." Three Mile Island "eventually inevitable." The panel called last March's report to Congress and the nation. "Our own assessment and as first secretary education said. Leaflets scattered accident the worst to occur at a our decisions on what to do Bv JAMES GERSTENZANG in whose experience was outside on the sidewalk women positions of responsi¬ They reported that they heard some said, "Down with imperialism" and "We U.S. commercial nuclear reac¬ cannot be made immediately, Associated Press Writer bility on his staff. of the education field, said: "We shots but said they did not know tor, but said health effects and we'll have to be very WASHINGTON - President thought it important that he want to live in peace. " whether there were any casualties. probably limited to "se¬ careful and very methodical in Carter chose Shirley M. Huf BIT THE NOMINATION were bring in somebody who could At least 24 persons were killed and vere mental stress" to area recommendations to the stedler, federal appeals court Reporters in the vicinity said they saw our a could also give the president take a fresh, innovative look at some helmeted U.S. marines on the em¬ some 100 were wounded Monday in gun residents. public," he said. judge, to be the nation's first political difficulties because he education. battles between security forces and Radiation released was so Headed by John G. Kemeny, secretary of education, but held was under pressure to name a bassy roof but they could not determine minor that it may never be out the possibility Tuesday that if they were armed. leftists in a street demonstration. president of Dartmouth Col- member of a minority group to she may be named to the the post. Southeast Asia Supreme Court if a vacancy Carter, in a statement read French labor minister commits suicide occurs there. to reporters by Granum, said receives U.S. New Korean The president described Huf¬ stedler, 54, "one of the best that Hufstedler, a member of PARIS (AP) — French Labor Minister laboratory tests removed any doubt that minds in the as country," and as the Ninth Appeals and Circuit one Court of the best of military support the death was not a filicide. Robert Boulin, a leading contender for premier, was found dead Tuesday, and director appointed someone "who could take a new fresh look at the way we known women on the federal bench, "is deeply committed to SINGAPORE (AP) - U.S. Assistant Secretary of State authorities said he killed himself. His "My father was certainly depressed educate our children." the quality of education and Richard Holbrooke said Tues¬ but not generally depressive," said Ber- SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — In a major step to consolidate the Carter's decision was reach¬ family blamed the suicide on a press trand Boulin, one of his two sons. "He enjoys my full confidence and day that more U.S. military new government's position, Acting President Choi Kyu-hah named ed Monday after he met the expose of a purported real estate scan¬ support." hardware is being rushed to dal. was sorely tried by certain press articles a new director of the powerful Korean Central Intelligence Agency California jurist for the first In a companion statement Thailand, which Malaysia and the placed his honesty in doubt." on Tuesday to replace the man accused of assassinating President time. Deputy White House issued at the White House, Philippines to strengthen the The genial, silver-haired Gaullist, who Boulin's widow, Colette, added bitterly: Park Chung hee. had 18 years service in various Cabinet press secretary Rex Granum Hufstedler, the third woman armies of those countries. "Honesty doesn't pay." Elements of the U.S. 7th Fleet steamed toward the southern said it was understood in that named to a Cabinet post by the In Prague, meanwihle, Viet¬ posts, was found by police in a shallow harbor of Pusan in a show-of-force warning to North Korea, while a meeting that Hufstedler "will Last president, said: "The Carter nam's defense chief was quoted pool of water in Rambouillet forest, just Wednesday, the satirical weekly fourth peaceful day here brought a relaxation of the curfew and not be precluded" from consi¬ administration has long had a in a Czechoslovakian news¬ southwest of Paris. Le Canarde Enchoine published material other martial law restriction imposed Friday night following Park's deration for a high court post. commitment to focusing atten¬ paper as saying the United An empty bottle of barbiturates lay alleging that Boulin bought a five-acre death. There is no vacancy on the tion on the real educational States and China are arming nearby and three handwritten suicide plot on the French Riviera in 1974 for Sources said some 80 top KCIA officials were being questioned to bench, but Justice William J. needs of our children. This is a unidentified forces for an attack notes were discovered later, authorities some $9,500, about one-third the market determine if they knew of or might have been involved in the Brennan Jr., 73, confirmed last commitment I intend to carry on Cambodia. said. Medical investigators said their price. Boulin denied any wrongdoing. assassination. week that he may retire in June Holbrooke told a news In Washington, an official said Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance or July at the end of the court's conference here that the United would leave Thursday to represent the United States at Park's current term. "I EXPECT TO spend a States was again getting invol¬ funeral. Vance also is likely to meet with officials of the new Korean By choosing Hufstedler, who great deal of time secretary ved in Southeast Asia by sup Focus=IMation government during a 20-hour stay in Seoul. Choi appointed the vice army chief of staff, Lt. Gen. Lee has been a vocal supporter of the proposed Equal Rights as of education listening to par¬ porting the Association ot ents, teachers, students and Southeast Asian Nations — Hui sung, as acting KCIA chief replacing Kim Jae-kyu. Kim has Amendment, Carter may boost other people who care about Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, been under arrest for the slaying of Park. his political standing among education in this nation. The Judge (brows out lawsuit against Kizzo Sources said the appointment was an important move by Choi and women. His aides have criticiz¬ first concern of this country in Thailand and the Phillipines — known as ASEAN. the military leaders hacking him to take over the now-disorganized ed Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, education must be helping all Asked whether Vietnam PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A federal judge and seizures, abused persons to intimi¬ secret police organization. The KCIA was a mainstay of support for D-Mass., Carter's rival for the students learn." would invade Thailand, he said date them or extract confessions and Park in suppressing dissent and political opposition during his 18 Democratic presidential no¬ Granum, explaining Carter's Tuesday threw out the major portion of the Vietnamese have stated used deadly force in circumstances years of autocratic rule. mination, as failing to place decision to an unprecedented lawsuit accusing name someone that they would not. Mayor Frank Rizzo and 19 other top city where it was unwarranted, such as officials of condoning a "pervasive pat¬ shooting suspects who stopped running tern of police abuse." and sought to surrender. In dismissing the complaint, U.S. Dis¬ trict Judge J. William Differ Jr., said: It also charged that the alleged un "There exists no autority, express or im¬ constitutional practices and policies were aimed particularly at Hispanics plied, for the bringing of this lawsuit. and Blacks, and condoned by the GERALD H. COY, GENERAL MANAGER This complaint therefore must be dis¬ were ROBERT L. BULLARD. SALES MANAGER missed without ever testing the merits mayor, the police commissioner, the of its deeply serious charges. " managing director, the medical ex The suit was filed Aug. 13, alleging aminer, the director of finance, and If that police conducted illegal searches high-ranking police officials. Vietnamese immigrants on trial for murder SEGUIN, Texas (AP) Two Vietna¬ The prosecution contends that Sau, ac¬ earn s90.00 mese immigrants went on trial Tuesday companied by his brother, shot Aplin for allegedly murdering an American crab fisherman in the small coastal town after an argument over crab fishing rights in the community of Seadrift. The a month of Seadrift, which was torn with bitter¬ defense says Sau was acting in self-de¬ for 2 or 3 hours a week of your spare time. ness and violence by an economic dis¬ fense because Aplin had beaten him and pute between two cultures. threatened him with knife. donate a A jury of 12 Whites, two of them re¬ tired Air Force officers who served in The trial was moved to Seguin, about You may save a plasma life! Vietnam, will determine if two brothers, 90 miles to the northwest, because of It's easy and relaxing. Be a twice-a-week Nguyen Van Sau and Nguyen Van Chinh, the tensions in Seadrift, where several murdered Billy Joe Aplin on Aug. 3 as Vietnamese-owned fishing boats were regular. MO cash each donation, plus charged. The maximum sentence is 99 years in prison. burned and a Vietnamese home was firebombed after Aplin's death. bonuses. MERIDIAN MALL | this ad worth $5 New donors extra f February 15,16,17 only. Phone for appointment. iiigual ability questioned after plane crash 332-8914 SAN DIEGO LANSING PLASMA CORP (AP) Prompted by the said he thought it was unlikely that the crash of a Mexican plane whose Span¬ inability of the pilots to speak English 3026 E. Michigan Ave. ish-speaking pilots could not be under figured in Sunday's crash of the plane, stood by controllers in San Diego, a which was returning prisoners to the Lansing, Mich. 48912 Mexican airport official urged on Tues¬ United States under an exchange pro¬ day that controllers on both sides of the gram. All 10 persons aboard were border be bilingual. But the suggestion was promptly re¬ killed. The plane missed Tijuana Interna tional Airport in heavy fog, hit a ufili'/ SALT II jected as unnecessary by a spokesper son for the Federal Aviation Administra¬ pole and slammed into the ground a half-mile north of the border between tion. And Walt Langham, a spokesperson the two nations. Currently, English is the accepted in¬ AMERICAN for a team of investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board, ternational language between pilots and controllers. NUCLEAR STRATEGY Judge ordered to resentence ex-police REP. BOB(ARR HOUSTON(AP) — A federal judge who But the Justice Department appealed was ordered to resentence three ex the sentence on the felony count, and SIIINIA I I NS police officers convicted of civil rights the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals I ••under. Mobili/atmn lor Nurv i\al violations in the death of a young Mexi¬ ruled that federal law barred a probated can-American sentenced them on Tues¬ sentence on the charge. day to a year and a day in prison one The GENERAL (.lORGI MI LAN of the lightest possible prison terms for case began in May 1977, when the the felony conviction. body of Joe Campos Torres, 23, was Retired intelligence < III. I I S. \ir I on.- found floating in the dirty waters of Buf¬ American Securilv I nun. il They could have been sentenced to falo Bayou, which flows near the police life imprisonment. U.S. District Judge MIIIII.IX. N..\. I. ;:.)ll 1 Rk KSON KIN A Ross Sterling made no comment at the headquarters in downtown Houston. (Jue-lion- w dl be taken Irom the atnlien. < sentencing. Torres had been arrested a few days I re. Admission Originally, Sterling had sentenced the earlier during a disturbance at a tavern former police officers to a 10-year sus¬ and was in custody before he ended up I,RIM ISSl KS pended sentence, with five years proba in the bayou. The defense said he tion, for the felony count and one year in jumped or fell; prosecutors said he was prison on a misdemeanor count. pushed. Wed. Oct.31 in the UNION GRILL Michigon Stote News East Lansing. Michigan Students back Handicapper b-ball exciting Three MSU student handicappers will be featured in this year's proposals line up of the Lansing Globe Rollers Wheelchair Basketball team. energy Joe Stutika, junior, and a theraputic recreation major, is an All-Ameriean wheelchair basketball player in his fourth year with the Detroit Sparks of the National Wheelchair Basketball Association (NWBA). Lower utility costs for tenants is the goal of the recently formed Student Energy Task Pam Treece, a marketing major, is the only woman to take to Force which advocates weatherization regulations for East Lansing houses. the court in a Globe Roller uniform. Ed Rector, a freshman in mechanical The thrust of the task force is to have several proposals passed which would amend the engineering, is a East Lansing Housing Codes, said Steve Rulison, publicity director, and Kathy McKee, handicapper of seven years and joins the team in his first year as a committee coordinator. eager. The team will continue non league competition in hopes of The energy-saving proposals are geared to save students money, but since they would joining the NWBA, a league which consists of 128 teams from coast affect all East Lansing residences, they would also save homeowners money, they said. to coast. The Rollers begin the 1979 '80 season Dec. 4, with a "This affects anyone who lives off campus," said McKee. benefit game with the Owosso High School coaches. Below, Treece concentrates on a one handed shot. At right, Stutika reaches for a pass while Rector moves into position. THERE ARE SEVEN proposals which the task force wants to see added to the housing codes. They are: • all air infiltration points in a house must be weatherstripped; • furnaces must have an efficiency of at least 65 percent: Story ami photos by Mark A. Dvromo • attics must have six to eight inches of fiberglass insulation or its equivalent; • houses must have storm windows and storm doors; • a mandatory energy audit in which every house in East Lansing would be audited every three years for energy efficiency; • individual electric meters for each housing unit or apartment. Usually electric bills are divided equally among tenants so those who conserve do not save much money, if any; • and a tenant waiver clause which would require a landlord to tell the tenant how much utility bills were the previous year. These proposals were originally made a year ago by the East Lansing Energy Advisory Committee, Rulison said, but they did "next to nothing" to get them passed. The Student Energy Task Force is now picking up where the Advisory Committee left off, Rulison added. The task force will be divided into seven committees, one to study each proposal, he said. Each committee will have three objectives: research the proposal to see if it is legal and feasible; research data related to each proposal to see if the proposal is cost effective; and lobby the East Lansing City Council and planning Commission to get the proposals implemented. THE REASON'S FOR the research, McKee and Rulison said, is to convince opponents that the proposals are reasonable and can be implemented cost effectively. "We want to be prepared for any opposition," McKee explained They said a major problem now is to get more people involved since only 12 people showed up for the last meeting. Rulison said each committee needs about seven people, so at least 49 people are needed in the task force. The more people involved, the faster the proposals can be implemented and the faster students can save money, Rulison said, adding that "students aren't rich for the most part." For people interested in joining the Student Energy Task Force, the next meeting will be from 7 to 9 tonight in 111 Berkey Hall. CONSTRUCTION MAY START Council selects project developer Self-defense training By ROLAND WILKERSON neighborhood prostitution, and suggested blocking off neighborhood traffic for resident State News Staff Writer use only. offered free women Construction of the Lansing Capitol Commons housing project may start in April now that City Council has selected a developer. Joel Ferguson of the EJS Housing partnership, said he hoped to start breaking ground Patterson said the prostitution problem in the Eighth and Eureka Street area was so bad that tenants living in a house he owns cannot sit on the porch without being harassed by April 1. Patterson said that although a recent arrest of 42 charged with soliciting By MOLLY MIKA how t0 defend themselves. The Capitol Commons area, bordered by Butler Avenue, Kalamazoo, Pine and St. men State News Staff Writer "MSU is not the ideal, safe existence it is prostitution had eased the situation slightly, the problem is still present. He added his Joesph streets, will have both low and high income housing. group has other plans to eliminate prostitution, but would not elaborate on them. MSU will provide a series of self-defense expected to be," Nelson said. "The risks and Councilmember at LargeRichard Baker, the only one to cast a no vote, said he believed Sharma Krauskopf, a planner for Capital Area Community Services, told the council clinincs for women who are concerned about dangers women face at MSU are no different that the site plan of the other developer, AFG, was superior. that the city should buy Maple Hill School so that the service group can lease it for their the campus rape problem. ^an anywhere else." Head Start program. The departments of Intramural Sports Her view is shared by Jan Leland, an AFTER THE MEETING. Baker said he determined the AFG Head Start is a federally funded program designed to educate preschool aged children and Student Affairs will sponsor the clinics plan was better after ar^a cape counselor, meeting with "some people" in Ann Arbor who were experienced in dealing with plans and their low income families. on Self-Defense Against Rape starting "Self-defense instruction is a must for similar to those of Capitol Commons. Anne Vasil, an office coordinator for Head Start, said the Maple Hill school would be Monday. women," Leland said. "It provides informa Baker said he was "impressed by the intensity" of pressure he received from d for clasi "The workshop was developed to encour- Hon and direct experience with resistance people n purpoi "around town" that had wanted total council approval for a developer. age women to be interested and active in ^ey probably won't be able to get He would not reveal who he received pressure from. DK'K HOLMES, 220 Keo Ave., editor of the Lansing Labor News, requested the use of their own physical self-defense," said Carol anywhere else." The selection process for the developer had been very competitive, with Joel Altman of >uncil chambers for a teach-in on the options facing the Board of Water and Light in Harding, director of Women's IM Sports and AFG criticizing the EJS plan, and complaining that the selection process had not been teir decision to Recreative Services. HARDING SAID THE self-defense clinics provide for Lansing's future energy needs. adhered to. Holmes said he thought a fact sheet sent out by the Board last week was "slanted" Katherine White, assistant vice president are Just a start >n developing a comprehen In other action, the council heard from Dean Patterson, 313 E. St. Joseph St., iwards the option of nuclear buy in. He said he wanted to point out the biases in the of student affairs, said the self-defense s'^e anti-rape strategy, spokesperson for SOPP (Stamp Out Pimps and Prostitutes). program is needed for students to feel safe Participating in the clinic alone does not The r on campus. insure for everyone that they are prepared," s appr ned Ti isday by the Public Property and Safety Committee, PATTERSON SAID HE wanted the Lansing police to start cracking down The program will be aired r cable television at 7:30 p.m. on Nov. 8. Harding said. on o "THIS TRAINING W ILL give women the confidence they need to be able to take advantage of the library, concerts, the IM and other opportunities they have paid for and earned as students," she said. Joan Nelson, founder and senior instruc¬ Largest loss for Chrysler;consequences are 4 9 tor of the Feminist Self-Defense and Karate DETROIT IAP) In 1975, Singer Co. reported $451.9 - Chrysler Corp. said in a letter to shareholders. a full line competi- stock. In the comparable quarter of Association, will teach each of the clinics in said Tuesday it lost $460.6 million in the million in losses — the worst previous The third quarter loss means that the 1978, the company lost $158.5 million, or three, 3-hour sessions. third quarter — a loss for the single financial performance in U.S. corporate No. 3 automaker has lost $721.5 million to shareholders. $2.68 a share. For the first nine months In the first session at 7 p.m. Monday, quarter that was larger than any history. Bethlehem Steel Corp. lost so far this year — $53.8 million for the of last year, Chrysler losses were $247.8 women will have the opportunity to develop reported by a U.S. company for an $448.2 million in 1977. Both companies first quarter and $207.1 million for the million or $4.15 a share. Pershare quick proficiency in basic self-defense entire year. showed profits the next year. second. losses so far this year are $11.41. techniques. The huge deficit, which had been In September, Iacocca predicted that The first 150 women who enter the IM expected among industry observers, "CHRYSLER'S LOSS OF $460.6 mil the third quarter 1979 loss would be "at Iacocca said that third quarter losses Sports Circle lower gym Monday night will may help the company's campaign for lion for the third quarter is further least double" the second quarter figure. 1979 losses at $1.07 billion and 1980 stemmed from "the economic slowdown participate in the clinic, Harding said. financial help from the federal govern indication that this company is on the "Despite these negative develop losses at $483 million. The automaker and deepening concern about the future Another 150 women may observe from the ment. cutting edge of developments which ments (in the third quarter), Chrysler said 1981 85 profits would total $3.38 of the economy. In particular, the Bleachers and participate in the next clinic. Chrysler is holding fast to its convic¬ have serious possible consequences for continues to move forward with new market for profitable trucks, vans, In the second session at 9 a.m. Nov. 9 tion it can regain financial the entire automobile industry," Chry stability with product programs designed to restore recreational vehicles and family size women will learn how to deal with sexual the government's help. sler Board Chairperson Lee A. Iacocca Chrysler to profitability, and to main cars continued at depressed levels." harassment not as severe as violent physical attack. IN women THE CONFRONTATION training, will play roles to learn how to deal with sexual harassment in the workplace Goblins and jack-o-lanterns bring Halloween to MSU and on the streets. Should you lowed" evening, was the day in Scottish- be home alone tonight, several days, young children went begging the late 19th century, the Irish belief »ntest, apple bobbing and costume The third session at 1 p.m. on Nov. 9 will remember to Irish lore people believed the Lord of Death keep your lights burning for materials to keep the fires going. the "little people" played pranks on idgings will be held from 2 to 5 p.m. teach techniques of defense against allowed spirits of those who had died during bright for the spirits of darkness are riding Turnips were carved and lights placed oween initiated boys and young men to Perhaps a trip through a haunted house weapons. high. Tonight is Halloween. the past year to spend a few hours at their inside so people could ward off fairies when ould make one feel more at home. Lt. Donald Cleeves of the Department of y out practical jokes on this night. At MSU, preparations are in order to homes and enjoy the smell of good food and they changed into cats and bats. Later, the less destructive practice If so, Sigma Chi fraternity and Sigma Public Safety said women need to learn )W a is make the night a special one for any ghost, the warmth of blazing fires. pumpkin replaced the turnip for carved >marv to ward off the evil spirits, appa Sorority are extending an invitation defense against weapons, since 38 percent of r all to visit the goblin or other zany creature that may be People of medieval times would light jack o-lanterns. the Union today, a pumpkin carving Sigma Chi Fraternity sexual assault cases involve weapons. iook house at 729 E. Grand River Ave. wandering about the campus. great bonfires on hilltops to frighten away Nelson said women will practice with a Halloween, which means "holy" or "hal¬ evil spirits who had been released. For om 8 p.m. to midnight. bludgeon, knife and gun to learn when and if Student donations of $1 and adult it is appropriate to resist assault involving a (nations of $2 will be given to UNICEF. weapon. She added that women should wear baggy old clothing on Friday to participate in a COGS considers student rights* CAS dean gets sabbatical, police academy drill involving rubber knives and paint. funding and copying machines assistant dean will sit in .FREE RIDE. IN THE DRILL, women will try to The proposed Student Rights Document defend themselves from rubber knives dipped in red paint. The paint on their clothing will show whether they were will be discussed at today's meeting of the Council of Graduate Students at 5:30 p.m. in The results of the referendum concerning Erwin I'. Bettinghaus, dean of the College of Communications take a sabbatical this March for the first, time since 1970. Arts and Sciences, will WEDNESDAY the Con Con Room in the International effective in resisting the attacker. Bettinghaus, who will be on sabbatical for six months, said he will be "catching up on Center. COGS' funding and the Student Media The second and third sessions on Friday some reading and writing" and will probably spend a week or two in Great Britain. The document, which is a revision of the Appropriations Board will also be discussed. His sabbatical, approved Friday by the Board of Trustees, will take effect March 16, 8 will accommodate 50 participants and 50 Graduate students who have not voted on Academic Freedom handbook and the 1980. observers in the IM Sports Circle lower the issue can cast ballots until 5 p.m today Graduate Students Handbook, was delayed Bettinghaus has just finished rewriting a textbook, and said he will be doing some in committee and will have to be passed outside the COGS office in the Student gym. Women are urged to participate in all writing for professional journals and publications on the subjects of communications and Services Building. three sessions of the clinic. through ASMSU and COGS quickly in order general health care. that it will not endanger student rights, said Lawrence Sarbaugh, assistant dean and professor of the College of Communications Additional clinics will be held at various The council will also hear reports on the times during the term for women who can Chuck Goeke, chairperson of the student possibility of buying copying machines for Arts and Sciences will serve as acting dean during Bettinghaus' absence. See Today s Paper affairs committee. dissertations and the possibility of a Bettinghaus was appointed dean of the college in 1976, but he said he did not feel he not participate in the first clinic. Members of COGS received the completed for complete rules. Nelson said women at MSU need to learn resolution to the graduate fellow parking should take a sabbatical so soon after his appointment. document through the mail this week and Opinion VIEWPOINT: FOREIGN POLICY Abortion rights must be granted All facts must be clarified An array of groups with lists of representatives from labor, civil By DAVID Q. SCHWAB The Israeli organization cites the Pro- The Israeli Student Organization has I would like to challenge several state¬ ately omitted detail and analysis in a Arab White Papers as an example to contended that my research work was rights and women's organizations have recently voiced their opinions in ments made by the Israeli Student Organi¬ deliberate attempt to slant the debate in elucidate Britain's Pro-Arab stance. Once scanty. The truth is that they have last week's Abortion Rights Action Week, supporting reproductive their favor. zation in a letter to The State News Oct. 24 again, my research has shown that this is a selectively chosen events and have deliber- Schwab is a student majoring in journalism rights. describing points stated by me in an superficial statement lacking depth and Reproductive rights is a term its supporters define as not necessarily editorial as "Myths." historical analysis. The British did, in fact, The Israeli organization would have us supportive of abortion. Instead, reproductive rights is a phrase meaning issue a series of offical acts to restrict believe that the issue of Palestine was, in Jewish immigration. These were known as that women have the right to choose whether or not they want to world opinion, a matter which was cut and the Arab White papers, which were passed continue a pregnancy. By permitting laws that outlaw abortion, the dried. They would also have us believe that, to quell Arab outrage over increasing illegal right to choose is being taken away. Palestine was never included in pledges immigration by Jews into Palestine. By and large, most persons and groups that are opposed to legalized made to the Arabs concerning the eventual My research has shown that these were abortions are so because of religious convictions. They claim that their creation of independent Arab states after "paper" documents never really taken beliefs define a person's life as beginning with conception. Therefore, the U.N. mandate was ended. This asser seriously and never strictly enforced. tion is false! My extensive research has British mandatory authorities had pro¬ they see abortion as the killing of a living human being. While our shown that three conflicting arrangements mised the Palestinian authorities that Constitution states that individuals may hold their own religious beliefs, only had been made concerning the dispensation it also states that no one faith shall be reflected through the laws of our of Arabic portions of the Ottoman Empire 12,000 persons per year would be allowed to immigrate to Palestine. By the time of Faculty members need higher pay nation. By giving women the right to choose whether or not they want to upon its collapse. partition, tens of thousands of illegal Dear "Disappointed Faculty Member," can look forward to having earned annual, have children, each woman will be able to adhere to her individual In 1915, the British had immigrants were flooding into Palestine! your letter to The State News Oct. 15 in year-long vacations by 1987-89. By that promised that The historical record shows that Great which you expressed dismay with Provost religious beliefs, without forcing her convictions on someone else. More this territory, except perhaps for Lebanon, Britain, greatly weakened by World War II, time we could all be teaching part-time for would become an Arab nation state. In Winder's ". decision to give faculty 3 Lansing Community College (if they would importantly, she will not have someone else's convictions forced on her. . . could provide only nominal control over the percent cost of livine increase this year If the legalization of abortion is reversed by legislation, this society 1916, the world's two most powerful and .. ." accept us), earning needed supplemental disputed areas of Palestine. As a matter of was read with interest and heartfelt income, and assisting them in their "quest imperialistic powers, Britain and France, sym¬ will see the return of unethical, back-alley practices — prevalent in fact, zionist raids and disorders continued pathy. However, I feel that your solution, for excellence." agreed to divide the Middle East into unabated post-legalization years. What is more threatening at the present time, spheres of influence which they would throughout the period from cutting back your working hours a full 10 An interesting by-product to all of this 194548. though, is the cutoff of assistance for low-income women wishing to have separately control and administer. percent to compensate for the cost of living activity is as follows: University adminis¬ abortions. Some of the unfortunate women are living in states that do Finally, on Feb 18, 1947, Great Britain, increase/salary increase disparity, was trators will have to start hiring part-time Finally, in 1917, egged on by a powerful then able to preserve no more than a disproportionately inadequate. faculty in 1980-81 to cover for vacationing not provide medicaid for the abortions, and because of a lack of money zionist lobby in London, in the Balfour mocking semblance of law and order in Since the faculty's salary increases over faculty. By 1987-89, 3,000 or so young, new are still having to resort to these crude methods of getting abortions. Declaration, the British endorsed the Palestine, called upon the United Nations to the past 13 years have averaged less than and once-desperate PH. D's would have These are the people for whom abortion should be made available. If it is creation of a Jewish national home. solve the Palestinian problem. half the average cost of living increases found full time work. By 1996-98, they, too, decided that a family cannot afford to bear the expense of raising a child, over the same period, the University is will join some of us at LCC, and the cycle then perhaps an abortion would be the most logical solution for easing (probably) paying the faculty only a small would begin anew. What a wonderful the plight of the impoverished. VIEWPOINT: EDUCATION percentage of what they were worth in 1967. Assuming one's worth to be at least opportunity for MSU to provide for the influx of new blood into its aging faculty Certainly we cannot revert to the barbaric days before legalized relatively constant, it follows that the cadre, to provide employment for the abortion, but the voice of the minority opposition is growing stronger. faculty has earned approximately two unemployed, and to do all this at a The voice of the majority in favor of women's right to choose must grow louder, as was seen this weekend, before that right is snuffed through anti-abortion legislation. Speeches are not terms of cumulative paid vacation, effective this year. Given that we have no reasonable assurance that future salary increases will relatively fixed cost. With a vacation schedule like this, who could knock a good thing? Louis C. Stamatakos not continue to fall 50 or more just for the rich percent Professor, Department of Administration below annual cost of living in and Higher Education Congress makes By RICHARD GREENSPAN As a Jewish student at MSU, I saw the the popular saying goes, "We blew it off." On our walk home my friend and I really Handicappers deserve respect appearance of the Rev. Jesse Jackson as a started to get upset that a rpan like the Rev. Handicappers as a group are difficult to have someone there signing the discussion. great opportunity to learn about this rising Jackson would come to MSU, a place of address and talk about because there are so In short, handicappers would like to be as redlining illegal Black figure who has taken such in Mideast affairs. While I opinions from Blacks and Jews on Jackson's trip to the Mideast, I saw a chance to an have interest heard higher education, students who are well-to-do residents. a place where there are concerned with world affairs, and only speak to a group of many one different types of impairments, each unique in nature and affect on the individual and on our society as a whole. independent as anyone else. They simply would like the chance to determine their own capabilities or limits, instead of having Some important and useful generalizations else make that determination. Congress has finally gotten on the ball and attempted to address the actually see the man and finally formulate I really felt denied someone issue of insurance rates, which have of a learning can be made of this loose group of They would prefer not to be restricted from long been exorbitant, unjust, and my own opinions. experience that may have cleared my mind individuals, however. In fact, it is only when a program or situation because they have basically discriminatory. Efforts alone will not solve society's problems, of the recently popular discussion on Black one looks at handicappers as individuals what appear to be limitations. Handicappers and this Congressional proposal is nothing more than an effort. The bill As a friend and I entered the Kellogg and Jewish relations. I hope the money that want to be allowed the chances that center, we found ourselves amidst what affecting other people that one can identify same is lacking in substance — probably in intent, too — and was charged is going to some charity some similarities among them. everyone else has. consequently its seemed to be the elite of the Black, Jewish instead of iGod forbid) the pocket of effects will be minimal. and other Lansing residents. We thought Handicappers want to be respected. They Essentially, handicappers just want to be Jackson. If it goes to a charity, then I praise do not enjoy people raising their voices for treated like everyone else. They would like Under the Congressional proposal, insurance companies will be it odd that everyone was wearing suit coats Jackson as an honest public figure, but that them just because they use wheelchairs. to be respected as human beings; would like forbidden by law to continue redlining; Redlining means that insurance and dresses, while there didn't seem to be a doesn't help the plight of interested to be as Persons in wheelchairs usually can hear just independent as everyone else; and companies usually charge higher rates for Black neighborhoods than sign of students. I went to the desk to ask if students who can't afford $7 tickets to see a as well as anyone else. They do not like would like the same self-determination that there was an admittance fee to see the Rev. they do for comparable adjoining White ones. The new bill will make it Jackson. I found that there was a $15 member of the clergy. Perhaps the next sticking out like sore thumbs in social everyone else is allowed. time the Reverend comes to our situations. In some situations, a hearing illegal for insurance companies to charge in any particular area more charge for the whole banquet, which I University, he won't ignore the 45,000 people who came impaired person would rather lip read what Paul Mueller than 10 percent of the rate charged in an adjoining area. assume included dinner and the talk by here to be educated. Some of us are also is going on in class, if possible, rather than Handicapper Council On the surface, the bill seems to be a Jackson. However, the receptionist told us step forward in helping poor interested in what Jackson has to say. families who already suffer from poor housing — from we could return at 8 p.m. and would be — suffering from admitted for a mere charge Greenspan is o junior majoring in Racial and disproportionately high insurance rates. The major fault of the bill is of $7. Thus, as Ethnic studies Greek life offers more than fashion that it fails to account for the fact that insurance prices in poorer Dear Bruce Babiarz: It sure is a pity neighborhoods may rise to accommodate the gap between their prices oppose of groups of young people who, and those in adjoining areas. Of course, the insurance you've never been asked to rush a bonded by common likes and dislikes, put companies are not fraternity. From the undertones in your forth an image of respectable youth. going to lower their prices, even though they are tremendously high in article, I can assure you that you're not If you dog our clothes, then you probably some areas. If they did that, the greek material. Unfortunately, there are should dog the fact that greeks annually companies would have to devise another scheme to adjust for the apparent loss in profits. people who, feeling left out, must vent their raise thousands of dollars for charity. They frustrations by criticizing something that initiate programs to aid the underprivileged Congress must realize that social issues may seem to be simple they do not fit into. You are obviously bitter and visit the elderly and the sick. That problems, but they do not have simple answers. If these problems are about your lack of involvement. certainly cannot meet with your approval, going to be solved, legislators will have to address the root of the To clear the record, I feel greeks should Bruce. Believe me, being greek is much problem and administer appropriate solutions, not cosmetic ones. have more opportunities to take pot shots at more than the shoes you wear, or the pants G.D.I.'s; however, the greek system does you prefer. It runs far deeper than you could not usually stoop that low. If people are still ever see. into acid rock, long hair, bell bottoms and stacked heels, then that is their business. It Julie M. Allen Rationing plan is doesn't seem that the "establishment" would Delta Gamma Sorority no help to Carter The State News The approval of a stand-by gas rationing plan is considered by some to be a major breakthrough for the Carter energy program. In reality, the Wednesday, October 31, 1979 bill is just another move by Congress to appease the Carter Editorials are the opinions of the State News Viewpoints, administration, while shrewdly maintaining its power. One of the columns and letters are personal opinions. amendments to the bill gives Congress sole veto power over the Editorial Department implementation of the rationing plan. Whether or not the rationing plan taitorinchief R W Robinson goes into effect still depends entirely on Congress. Managing Editor The only people really gaining anything by the passage of the bill are Opinion Editor Jay Fletcher City Editor Layout Editor Reginald Thomas the members of Congress. They have created a situation whereby they Campus Editor Ron Przystas Freelance Editoi Carrie Thorn cannot be held responsible for implementing the rationing in the case Wire Editor Anna Browne Chief Copy Editc Linda Oliverio that the plan falls on its face. Because many United States citizens are Debbie Creem against government officials limiting their voracious appetites for Advertising Department gasoline, the move to gasoline rationing will be an unpopular one. The amendment is nothing more than an action to protect the voting Advertising Manager ising Manager Pat Greening records of the members of Congress, and does not help to deal with the gasoline crisis. The rationing plan would most likely be called for by Carter only in the case of ext reme need. There is no basis to assume that Carter would jeopardize his reputation by calling for such an action, even if he saw an immediate need for gasoline rationing. The LETTER POLICY DOONF.SBURY by Garry Trudeau immediacy The Opinion Page welcomes all letter for action will be hindered by the three weeks of deliberation. wd viewpoints Readers should follow i Therefore, the move to give Congress final say is essentially a plot that 'ew rules to insure that as many letter and the only thn6 ^ dobs anyone you've got 48 would enhance okay, this is Congress' political power over the president and the js possible appear in print (lievt been able to learn even know n0 w 5erj0us. we've hours TO HHP numerous presidential hopefuls. about the mahaska county where these them and gne cm on caucus is that they'll t'mafrajp got to move bp*5? people and mr fast. ham? them a water IT Congress is wasting its time by putting such harsh restrictions on WBABLY wtsonfk/qay. meeting ■ / project. rationing because the st ifling of much needed legislation has only proved to worsen the energy situation. The President does not have the possib/e no on o page Viewpoints longer than 75 lines and may may be also V \ ^ ' authority to move toward gasoline rationing unless fuel supplies drop be edited more than 20 percent below acceptable levels when a shortage seems .,.58 All letters and viewpoints should be likely to last at least 30 days. This restriction should be more than typed on 65-spaced lines and triple adequate to keep Carter from proposing a bill that is not needed. spaced letters and viewpoints must be Moreover, Congress does not need to burden the presidency with these signed and include local oddress stu dent faculty or staff standing and phone unwarranted tests of political skill on an issue of such national number importance. Michigan State News. East Lansing. Michigan Wednesday, October 31, 1979 5 Marsh's tribute to the Boss Born to Run: The Bruce Springsteen Story By Dave Marsh . Doubledav Dolphin, 176 pp. $7.95 Reviewed by BILL HOLDSHIP . if they say that rock 'n roll is fun or should be fun, it just A new super-sleuth for our own time shows to me a fundamental misunderstanding of what good rock music is. I mean, listening to Bruce Springsteen, for example - if The Dada Caper works with Brandy Alexander, bomb, the Mafia and a plan to out what's up. I was too busy you listen to the records, it's not fun, it's f- The Reggis Arms Caper a beautiful CIA agent. By the invade Russia. Wow! Inci triumph! To actually laughing to notice the first time hear the problems laid out in front of you, to know that he was and By Ross H. Spencer end of the book we have dently, Spencer does put clues I read them. probably still is, to a great extent, a kid from New Jersey, and he's Avon Books uncovered a missing nuclear in the books so you can figure The Reggis Arms Caper is a absolutely broken out of that and taken the guitar and pen and used $1.95 better written book than the them as weapons. To call that fun is trivializing. The Bay City Reviewed by Mark West first. And the first was very Rollers are RUN." —Pete Toumshend. Ross H. Spencer writes like well written. The Arms Caper this. takes the situation as set up in As Dave Marsh points out in his introduction to Born to Run, the In paragraphs consisting of the first book to explore in book isn't an "authorized" biography. Nonetheless, Marsh did his one short sentence. detail the relationship between homework, and Born to Run stands with Jerry Hopkins' definitive It's different. Betsy and Chance. Betsy was a Elvis as one of the best "quickie" rock biographies ever written. In Ross H. Spencer's books are call girl before they got mar¬ fact, Robert Christgua — Marsh's colleague and rock editor of the very witty and incredibly fun¬ ried, and find we out why. The Village Voice — has said that the book might "lend new dignity to ny. developing triangle between this denigned form" of rock writing. Don't you wish this was? Brandy, Chance and Betsy is dealt with so tenderly, yet Although Marsh — an associate editor of Rolling Stone and one so The Reggis Arms Caper tells humorously, that the book can of the founding editors of CREEM magazine — used to stand the further adventures of be described as heartwarming. right behind Lester Bangs as one of my favorite rock critics, he has Chance Purdue, Private Detec Characters in these books recently disappointed numerous rock fanatics with his increasingly tive. Mr. Purdue first appeared swear by saying &#%»! and uppity cynicism. Marsh has called rock 'n roll "a rotting corpse," in The Dada Caper. More on then ask each other not to among other things, and it seemed that he should probably stop that later. writing about music if he felt this way. repeat it again. Chance Purdue is incompe¬ However, if Born to Run accomplishes anything, it should gain tent, great with women, and a new respect for Marsh from rock's disillusioned cult. Bruce crew-cut patriot who leans and Springsteen is obviously a subject very close to Marsh heart, s staggers toward alcoholism. and the author gets to the core of what Springsteen — his life, his His wife Betsy describes his music, and rock 'n roll in general — is all about. As Marsh writes in condition as alcoholus patrioti- his introduction: ". . . when I saw Bruce Springsteen, I saw my cus — the more he drinks the personal rock history flash before my eyes — the dreams and hope louder he sings America the of what might have been were suddenly restored. For me, this (the Beautiful. book) is not a story about just Bruce Springsteen. It is also a chronicle of rock in the '60s — and into the '70s, as its innocence Let's talk about The Dada curdled into cynicism." Like Springsteen's music, Born to Run Caper first, OK? OK. more than fulfills the author's intent. The main plot begins when a man walks into Chance's office Springsteen may seem like a relatively new artist to have such Bruce and tells him the government an ambitious biography devoted to him. But the Boss certainly Springsteen (ours) needs him to work on a deserves one if anyone does, as he has been viewed for several years now as the great romantic rock 'n roll hope. In other words, Run. the LP. and the damaging hype iSpringsteen detested it) He said Purdue: Springsteen — the son of a bus driver from the streets of Asbury which followed. We see Springsteen's split with Appel, the reasons Have you ever heard of Park — currently symbolizes the fulfillment of all the promises behind it, and the legal problems that almost ruined the Boss' DADA? rock 'n roll has ever made. As Marsh points out: "Elvis Presley career. I Incidentally, the lawsuit also halted publication of Marsh's I shrugged. was the root of his inspiration — Elvis, the King, the man who had book. It was originally supposed to be published four years ago.) I said not since I was very it all and threw it all away. Springsteen's ambition was just as There are so many anecdotes included in Marsh's book (i.e., the young. limitless." Boss' meeting with Phil Spector; the night he climbed the gates of Dawson said DADA stands Marsh traces Springsteen's life from his boyhood days on the Graceland in an attempt to meet Elvis) that it would be impossible for Destroy America, Destroy New Jersey shore through all the hardships and tribulations to his to mention even half of them in this review. Marsh's critical America. rise as a definitive rock hero. The youthful Springsteen is I whistled. insights are all right on target, a fine example being his portrayed as a kid thoroughly dedicated to nothing but his guitar commentary on the Born to Run LP - If the meaning of 'punk' I said they must mean it. and the magic of rock 'n roll. Springsteen is quoted as saying: has changed drastically since 1975. Born to Run must be counted I said they said it twice. "Rock 'n roll came into my house where there seemed to be no way as the record that set the stage for its re-emergence at all. It was a The Moscow-based DADA out ... it snuck in, you know, and opened up a whole world of record that took the music from the hands of craftsmen and had as its first goal the com¬ possibilities. And, as Marsh points out, "Bruce's faith in rock 'n roll profiteers and gave it back to the sort of people who loved it plete domination of American and what it can do — not just for him, but for anybody" has never because they lived it." media. They got this many dwindled. Both the author and his subject view rock as "the great years ago, as we all know. Born to Run is a must for any Springsteen fan. Especially spiritual alternative of the age." Chance has to find the head noteworthy is an index which includes all of Springsteen's songs communist. He does this by Asbury Park in the '60s, as portrayed by Marsh, was a virtual (released and unreleased), and the cover versions he has checking with his barber and rock 'n roll haven. Street gangs literally hung up their performed in concert (everything from "Heartbreak Hotel" to the grocer. He then tries the phone switchblades to form rock bands — an image the Boss later Kinks' "You Really Got Me" to the Swinging Medallions' "Double book. Through hilarious circum¬ romanticized with such lines as "Kids flash guitars just like Shot Of My Baby's Love" to Johnny Cash's "Ring of Fire"). stances, Chance manages to switchblades" and "the hungry and the hunted explode into rock 'n Above all. Born to Run portrays Bruce Springsteen as a nice guy stay alive and solve the case. roll bands." The reader follows Springsteen's career from the Sort of. Castilles (a "surfer"-"greaser" band which helped bridge the gap who is currently sharing with others his uncompromising faith in between the two factions in Asbury Park) through Steel Mill (a rock 'n roll and the dreams which shaped his own life. As Marsh The Reggis Arms Caper finds reveals: "If there were any kids still hanging around the heavy metal unit) and Dr. Zoom & and Sonic Boom, the later of backstage Chance and Betsy running Wal which slowly evolved into the E Street Band. To a great extent, door, he'd remain there until every last one of them had a lace's old tavern. More on him Springsteen's history is a metaphor for the history of rock itself, fragment of what he wanted — a couple of moments of later. Chance is once again and Marsh never fails to illustrate the analogies. conversation, an autograph, just recognition." I can avow to that recruited by the government fact. Ya see, I was one of those "kids" hanging around the (ours) In find a missing nrincpss Born to Run documents the relationship between Springsteen and his ex-manager, Mike Appel ("I was going to play Elvis and he was going to play Colonel Parker"). We see the artistic difficulties Springsteen encountered in taking control of his own career during early years at CBS (i.e., the "new Dylan" singer-songwriter hype and a disasterous tour as opening act for Chicago). The book documents Springsteen's inevitable "breakthrough" with Born to Thermal underwear with the famous Jockey fit, designed for the man who needs extra warmth combined with freedom of movement. Extra-soft and highly absorbent blend of white cotton/polyester, therma-knit to trap body heat. Long sleeve shirt with contour tail, longer in back to stay in place, and high-cut sides. Sizes M-L-XL, 8 50; Bottom 32-40, 8.50 Jacobson's () Michigon Stote News, Eost Lansing, Michigon Wednesday, October 31, 1979 Does America have a Chance? Entertainment I continued from page Richard 5) Brautigan. His short sentences and paragraphs are dom Continuing the flying as free¬ symbolism, Wallace leaves town by a plane bound for Bolivia, but it stops in Tampa your If 3:00 classes, pick them up. you'd like something deep and almost poetic, buy them not derivative, but inspired. cheap from the guy who reads Spencer doesn't steal Brauti- because it's on fire. By the end them before your 3:00. gan's shoes but you can see his of The Arms Caper Wallace is footprints. coming back to Chicago. Does Comrade 'Rock Holdship glares at By JOHN NEILSON dent High' is body to see the Ramones who live a rock 'n triumph only to follow Miss The man as a symbolism in the two books confronts the question of creature of free will. Winston the sparrow repre¬ sents Purdue's desire for free¬ this mean that flight is impos¬ sible, and thus freedom? Did Chance sacrifice his freedom by marrying Betsy? How does Yogo Takashita and his Kami¬ me roll through his commie-rock-n- - Buddy - Holly - black plastic-frame-glasses. "You're late," he spits, reach¬ State News Reviewer when they appear in her town Togar's commands, intimidate ing for the phone that connects dom. Purdue is an avid reader kaze Veterans Digest fit into him with Moscow. The scene is every high by camping out in front of the freshmen and conduct "body of Fugles, the symbolism? school student's fantasy. The ticket office for three days searches" on unfortunate fe a pulp magazine "Shaddup, pinko," I say. about World War I aviators. And what about those jelly "Wait till America hears about harried students of Vince Lom- males at straight. To do this, Riff has her every opportunity. bardi High, faced with a princi¬ best friend Kate Rambeau (Dey The guy's lavatory is a smoke Perhaps he yearns for the beans? Chance Purdue. When we're romantic freedom of a sparrow, done fighting you creeps, the pal that is a cross between an Young) deliver forged notes filled cavern that doubles as the but realizes even I never intended to review only thing Moscow will be able SS officer and the Wicked from home to the school's new headquarters for the school's Eagles get shot down. Winston leaves these books so seriously. If you to export is vodka. And we'll Witch of the West, have taken iron fisted principle, Miss To budding entrepreneur, Eagle Purdue when he and Betsy want something fast and funny make &#%*! sure they don't over their school and proclaim baur (played by Clint Howard, gar (Mary Woronov) — notes decide to get married. to read between your ed it Rock 'n Roll High School. who is the younger brother of 12:40 and put any flouride in it!" bearing excuses such as "Please Outside, the principal tries to excuse my daughter Riff as her Ron Howard from Happy smooth talk the kids into giving goldfish just died." Days). The film also manages to up, while the police officers at her elbow insist that it's time to Miss Togar is no dummy, capture the long suppressed desires of anyone who ever COLLEGE BOWL IS BACK! however, and when her two "let us do it our way!" The attended one of these institu Help continue MSU's winning tradition - regional champs and leering fat boy hall monitors situation is tense, as the cops produce the aforementioned tions. After all, who can deny runners-up in the last two years are expected to storm the goldfish in fine health ("He got that they used to dream of building at any minute. better!") Riff and Kate's tickets tying up the cafeteria ladies MSU INTRAMURAL TOURNAMENT Seconds before the crisis are confiscated and donated to and pelting them with handfuls reaches the breaking point, charity. For Miss Togar, it's of their own "Apple Betty" and January 18-20 however, salvation arrives in just one more step in her quest "Tuesday Surprise?" Winners represent MSU at regionals: Feb. 16, 1980 at Kent State the form of four black leather to rid Lombardi High of the evil If nothing else, Rock 'n Roll hoods who pull up in a car influences of rock music. High School is a rock lover's of the greatest pop rock tunes Days" by Chuck Berry, Alice University (possible CBS radio/TV appearances) bearing the license plates "Gab- Miss Togar has good reason dream come true. The Ramones around. Their music is heard Cooper's "School's Out" and Teams ba Gabba Hey." fear rock 'n roll the perfect choice (4-5 persons) must sign up by November 2 at to — especially are for the throughout the film, and there "High School" by Detroit's own "Weah duh Ramones!" they the Ramones' brand — as she central band, in part because is even a concert sequence of MC-5. Other music is supplied DIRECTOR of ACTIVITIES OFFICE, 2nd Floor, Union Bldg. announce as they muscle past has scientific evidence that they have always come across the guys doin' it live on stage by Eddie and the Hot Rods, the principle and through the white rats that are exposed to as larger than life characters, that was filmed especially for Brian Eno, the Velvet Under¬ police cordon. The principal is the stuff at high volumes have a anyway. The Ramones are al¬ this movie. ground (?!), Nick Lowe, and the Call 353-5255 or 355-6948 aghast — one of the Ramones tendency to explode. (One rene most a cartoon parody of a punk The soundtrack also contains Paley Brothers, making this A division of ASMSUProgramming Board, funded by student tax money mutters "Creep!" under his breath as he passes her. In no gade rat actually found the music to be to its liking, band, with the only difference being that they crank out some a number of other great high school songs, including "School movie as to watch. fun to listen to as it is PB Hotline 353-2010 $ time the punks are inside the however, swelled up to human school and armed with guitars size, and could be seen in later and amplifiers. Needless to say, pandemonium ensues. crowd scenes wearing a black leather jacket and pogoing immmm Ah, if only life was that way around — obviously a victim of brain damage.) As it is, the film Rock 'n Roll From here the plot follows High School (New World Pic¬ the attempts by Riff and her tures) is a near perfect distilla¬ friends to see and meet the tion of everything you wished Ramones (Riff has a special high school could be — assum¬ reason to want to see the band. ing, of course, that you weren't She has written a song — the the Chief Eraser-Duster for film's title track — which she your homeroom or Captain of wants the boys to sing.) while the float Committee. For those Miss Togar continued her un¬ of us who look back on high swerving fight to eradicate school as four years of purga rock music of all types from the tory at best. Rock 'n' Roll High school. Along the way there is School is a chance to get the the inevitable romantic subplot last laugh on it all. (this is high school, remember) Most of the film's plot re¬ and a dream sequence in which volves around the adventures Riff imagines that Ramones of one Riff Randell (played playing in her bedroom, with marvelously by P.J. Soles, who Joey singing to her personally! also played a leading role in Although the plot is fairly Halloween), who is Lombardi straight forward, it is carried High's resident rocker and self off well on the strength of its styled World's Greatest Ra humor and attention to detail. mones Fan. It is Riff who The hall monitors, for example, arranges for most of the stu¬ are shown as sniggering sneaks ft AND the PEANUT BARREL LOUNGE ANNOUNCE: "YESTERYEAR BEER PRICES" TIRE INC SPRING & FALL i every night from 8-12 1/2 PRICE PITCHERS! Plus: a dinner special from 5-8PM Michigon SAVE Bell 50% Both at 521 E. Grand River Right across from MSU's Berkey Hall SN r to ch*i presents on your J&A Buy Medium Pizza any The night is no longer just for dancing. 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Grand River 2 blks. west of Frandor Michigan Bell Harrison WISH Serving west of Harrison 445-4406 (D ^ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michig Wednesday October 31, 1979 / LEADS TEAM WITH 22 CATCHES Injury-plagued Byrd still flies By ADAM TEICHER him today. eight games this season. In this, gether. I'm a liitle mad at the final three games of his career, State News Sports Writer Now he walks on crutches as Byrd's senior year, MSU was time, but by the next play, I've knowing he'll never play in a Earlier in the season, MSU a result of jammed toes suffer¬ supposed to challenge for the forgotten about it." bowl game. Still, he says he will flanker Eugene Byrd fractured ed trying to make a diving Rose Bowl. Now they are have no problem getting up for Byrd played opposite All- a bone in his left hand and catch last Saturday in the fighting to keep out of the Big America Kirk Gibson at wide the contests. dislocated a bone in his right Spartans' 42-0 loss to Ohio Ten cellar. "I say the same things to receiver and some people feel hand. These injuries still bother State, his team's fifth defeat in Still, through it all, Byrd has that on the field, Byrd misses myself 'as when the season played well this season. "It's Gibson because of the attention started," he explained. "I'm been frustrating at times, but Gibson drew from the opposing going out to be the best player I I've managed to make the best defense. Byrd doesn't agree. can be regardless of the circum¬ of it," he said. "I'm pretty stances. I feel like just repre¬ satisfied with my performance "Actually people don't see a senting me is enough to get me lot of things," Byrd said. "He motivated to go out and do the up to now." didn't draw a lot of double best I can." ALTHOUGH HIS coverage and I'm not this However, he does want to go season. I think that was all a lot out on team that is winner. catches lead the team, that's a a of media fanfare because the only half of his total of last "Hopefully, we can pull our media have to write what the season. Part of the reason for things together the last three fans want to hear." this is the MSU quarterbacks' weeks," Byrd said. "It's a team failure to get the ball to him. "Not having Eddie Smith has thing, but first and foremost "Every receiver gets open hurt," he continued. The quar each individual has to have and when you do and don't get terbacks we have now are not confidence in himself to go out the ball, you get disgusted," as exDerienced and cannot do and perform and produce." the things Eddie did." And it's a good bet that Byrd said. "But football is a game where Eugene Byrd will. Even if he SO BVRI) HEADS into the does have to play on crutches. you have to pull yourself to¬ State News/Richard Marshall Eugene Byrd strains to free himself from the grasp of a Miami of Ohio University tackier in action at Spartan Stadium early this season. Byrd has grabbed 22 passes for 368 yards and two touch¬ downs so far in MSU's eight games. Monday - Thursday ORANGE LAKE 927 E. Grand River 4737 Marsh Road atBoqueSt. across from Mac s nr. Grand River behind Meijer's 332-3554 349-1060 TONIGHT PITCHER NIGHT "(WOttltlt /idpUM UWtWU Come to our Halloween Party-No cover with IAA Sports and Student Affairs costume! Presents: FREE SELF DEFENSE CLINIC 2HAtt»RfttL.LuK«Ml On The Spot Engraving FOR WOMEN STUDENTS Joan Nelson, Instructor At IM Sports Circle Part One: Defend Yourself NAME TAGS PLAQUES TROPHIES Monday, November 5, 7:00-10:00p.m. MSU name tags available while you wait. Assorted colors and sizes. 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Cedar 517/374-6212 Nites until 6 LANSING Ml. 48910 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 31, 1979 BILL MOONEY does double - a sparkling MSU spiker Riggs duty: Bv BILL TEMPLETON State News Sports Writer Admittedly, there are no I CAME FROM a small high school, I wanted to go to a big school I loved the campus all just encourage so close and we always each other to do another light. "We all respect our op¬ end's state volleyball champion¬ ship in Mt. Pleasant. — well." ponents," Williams said, "and "I feel we're the number one outright "stars" on the MSU I horse here for visit." In addition, Williams said she caller n was a we just needed something team in the state based on our owner, race women's rather volleyball team; it is a collection of enjoys MSU volleyball because everyone, regardless of the extra once we got out of pool play as well as our attitude," Williams said. "We carry our¬ individuals who personify a amount of playing time she "We should have had our selves very well and when we We went looking for Jack thing right, and she loves to happy woman. The former own feeling and an attitude of total sees, contributes to the team's team unity, with all efforts momentum gradually building get our momentum going, we Riggs the other day and found er of What a Laugh, Fat up through the tournament, can beat anybody." him in the announcer's booth, Luckino. brough a bottle of geared for the good of the team "Each individual is striving and should have been we more A year from now, the squad high above the finish line at SO IT SEEMS. On Sept. 12, "Chateau St. Julian" Cham as a whole. to become an all-around player fired up to play Ohio State in will not lose a single player Detroit Race Course. He was she worked out with times of pagne (produced and bottled in On such a team, however, and is working hard in every the semis. We tried to get it from an already championship sitting in his chair memorizing :34.8 for three eighths of a mile, Faw Faw, Michigan). Nancy there are still those whose area of the game," Williams going in that match, but it just caliber team, a thought which the names of the entries in the :47.1 for the half and she blew Riggs took the bottle into the contributions should not go noted. "This can only help to wasn't there initially." fifth race — a six furlong,$6,700 out five furlongs in 1:02-flat. unnoticed, and such is the case intrigues Williams. press box. Everyone it seemed, make our team better as a This weekend, the spikers "We will be very strong in Allowance for 2-year olds. She won her first start on Oct. except Jack Riggs, had a sip. wit h junior Mary Jane Williams whole." , will travel to Los Angeles and our fundamental skills next There was Brocade whose mare 2, when she led from wire to of Tawas, Mich. the UCLA National Invitational year," Williams said, "which was sired by Jaipur, and Able wire to win a six furlong event JACK LEANED BACK in Williams, or "M.J." as sbe is WILLIAMS SAID THAT her Tournament, an opportunity will allow us to move on to more Leo who had made the board in for maidens by two lengths in his chair. Someone referred to by her teammates, individual strengths do not said, that Williams said everyone is five of his six starts, and the time of 1:51.1. A clocking "You've got a lot of friends." to MSU after complex aspects of the game." came high school necessarily lie in actual skills, looking forward to. Wampum who was bred by . . . such as that would not turn any "Sure do," he said. He shook at Tawas High, where she but stem from the standpoint heads at Aqueduct or Santa WILLIAMS,WHO STANDS well... well for goodness sake, his head. "Something to see. starred as captain of the volley¬ that she feels she is an "all- "I DON'T REALLY know 5-7, is a loyal supporter of the by Jack Riggs himself and who Anita, but it's more than fine It's like having kids. All the ball, basketball and track around player", able to handle what it's going to be like," is owned for initial trip over the deep Mary Jane Williams MSU women's volleyball pro¬ by Black Olive Stable an work, all the excitement. All teams, winning a total of 12 almost any situation. Williams said, "but it will be gram. (Nancy Riggs, et al). DRC surface. the buckets of water we've varsity letters in four years. Williams, a past performer Having just completed play very good experience for the "MSU volleyball is great No matter who you On this day she was going carried. All the "I came to MSU because they on the MSU women's basket in the Big Ten tournament, are, mucking of team and everyone really because we're not just develop¬ regardless of how practical- for her second win in as many stalls." said it has a good health and hall team, explained that the Williams said she definitely wants to just go out there and minded starts, and despite Riggs' con ing in our sport physically, but or disciplined you can Jack Riggs picked up the physical recreation department volleyball team is a special feels good about the spikers' play well." also be, if you hang around a tention that he wasn't nervous, and also so I could play volley mentally," Williams added. program and began memorizing group to her. play, but looked at their fourth Williams also offered her "We are learning and growing racetrack long enough you'll one felt — as the horses the names of the entries in the ball and basketball," Williams "We're different from other place conference finish in thoughts on the following week¬ with the help of each other." develop the dream of owning a approached the starting gate — sixth race. said. teams," Williams said. "We're good race horse. It's an impos¬ that matters best be served if sible Jack were left alone. His con CASE HALL RESIDENT ASSOC PRESENTS ***** *********************** feeling to avoid, even for someone like Jack Riggs who is centration was unusually in a most disciplined professional with three decades of announc tense, there was a slight trace of irritability in his manner. He ; GIANT VIDEO — TAPE SALE ing behind him. He called the would have to call this race the Florida Derby for 22 years: he same way he called every behind the mike when other, with due attention given 17.95 was Nashua and Needles and Tim to each horse. Every one of the Tarn and Carry Back and 4,070 spectators in attendence Northern Dancer won the race, could throw their programs in and he did the call when the air and yell "C'mon Warn General Duke upset the great pum!!," loud they wished. Films Bold Ruler in 1957. And he's as But not Jack as Magazines Riggs. from done it all with the same Paperbacks dispassionate calm that he still demonstrates from March to IT WAS A beautiful Wampum came out race. of the Head Supplies 7.75 December at DRC and cross- starting gate and her legs town Hazel Park. folded and unfolded perfectly, she stayed within a length of Velvet Fingers Danish News RIGGS HAS OWNED the early leaders until the Sold exclusively at thoroughbreds before, but ne three eighth pole when she 5275 Michigan 3130 N. East ver one who has demonstrated went to the front, and from as much promise was Warn there on it wasn't close. She pum. She's by Whitesburg out coasted through the stretch — of What a Laugh (by First Ron Gabriel tapped her only This ad good for free admission Nighter) and she's unusually once with the whip during the large and muscular for a filly, final eighth of a mile — and the full at the shoulder with a wide neck. "She looks like her nearest of her seven rivals was 2 and one half lengths back at **************************** father," says Riggs, "but her the finish line. Wampum ran mother was a horse with a the six furlongs (carrying 117 heart. What a Laugh won a pounds) in 1:13.1. She had been $7,500 claiming race for us once sent off as the 6 5 favorite and TECH HIFI'S but she was limping the next paid $4.40-2.40-2.20 across the day, so we hooked up a van to my Riviera and took her up to Riggs' phone in the announ the Veterinary Clinic at MSU. cer's booth wouldn't stop ring We found out she had bone ing after the race. A steady chips and cartilage problems in flow of friends also came in and both knees." out, as did Nancy Riggs a It was eight minutes to small, handsome exceptionally post time, the bugle recording HALLOWEEN sounded over the loud speaker ********* system and the horses for the fifth race came onto the track. MSU Star Trek Club Riggs picked up his binoculars. 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East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday October 31, 1979 3 PERCENT FORliOR ROVERS Student wins Possible interest on mortgage accounts By ELLA CHOINSKI State News Staff Writer by the Financial Institutions Bureau. merce. The study, "An Analysis of he said. As a result, consumers lose Since 1973, nine other states have enacted laws which re San Diego trip A recommendation that fi- The three month study was Mandatory Interest on Mort interest that could be earned if quire payments II WAS on mortgage ALSO recom¬ nancial institutions pay interest compiled by the bureau at the gage Escrow Accounts," in these funds were put in a escrow accounts. A little bit of research and $4 worth of postcards netted a mended that lenders be trip eluded information pro¬ on mortgage escrow accounts request of Milliken last spring, on escrow savings account until needed to According to the recom hibited from charging a service for two to San Diego this December for an MSU Agriculture and will be made to Gov. William G. The bureau is a part of the accounts from 57 Michigan fi pay taxes and insurance. mendation, the required in¬ on new escrow Natural Resources Communication major. accounts. Milliken as the result of a study Michigan Department of Com nancial institutions. If the recommendation is terest payments on mortgage This would eliminate The purpose of the Celeste Curley, 22, won the trip to the West Coast by correctly mortgage approved by Milliken and the escrow accounts. accounts is to the possibility of lenders paying guessing the average temperature in San Diego for December escrow assure Legislature, financial institu¬ interest on an escrow account lender that taxes and insurance tions would have to pay a during a contest sponsored by WJR Radio in Detroit. Since 1973, nine other states and then on the mortgaged property will minimum 3 percent on the assessing a service Thai rights activists be paid by the borrower, Mur borrower's escrow account. have enacted laws which re¬ quire payments on mortgage charge on Brown said. it to get money back, "I sent in about 40 postcards after I called a friend in San Diego who looked up the average temperature," Curley said. "I've ray Brown, a Deputy Commis¬ Results of the study show accounts. escrow He added that the bureau been to San Diego before so I think I'll probably just enjoy the sioner of the bureau, said. that most institutions earn According to the recom¬ recommends that lenders be sun and visit some friends." to speak on campus Two human EACH lending MONTH, MANY institutions require enough ments to on money from invest the escrow accounts justify offering interest to mendation, the required in¬ terest payment would only affect accounts established permitted to charge interest on funds they advance into the escrow account if the borrower Curley's guess of 66.1 degrees selected from almost 2,000 entries was the first correct postcard Monday night. rights activists from Thailand will discuss "Human borrowers to pay about one homeowners. after legislation is passed. gets behind in payments. Rights: A view from Southeast Asia," at a seminar in the 1961 twelfth of the property's esti Her vacation includes round-trip airline tickets, accommoda¬ Room of Case Hall. Three other recommenda The lender could only mated annual taxes and insur "BASED ON FIGURES from charge tions and a rental car for any week in December. Sutham Saengpratum tions were made by the bureau a penalty up to the amount and Thongbai Thongpao, once political ance into the account, he said. the study they (banking institu¬ paid from the study. on the escrow account. They prisoner in Bangkok, are now concentrating their efforts to make When the taxes and insur¬ tions) made enough marginal others aware of the violations occuring in the Thai government These include increasing would also have to notify the ance are due on the mort funds to cover the payment of regarding human rights. monthly requirement borrow homeowner 30 days in advance gaged property, the lender can interest on the escrow ac¬ ers would have to pay from one- if a deficit is expected in the Sutham Saengpratum was the former secretary general of the pay the money in the account, counts," Brown said. twelfth to one-eleventh of the National Student Center of Thailand, the student union of all account, he said. university students in Thailand. Saengpratum was arrested at the Premiere house on Oct. 6, 1976 while he and members of his group were appealing to the Premiere to stop police attacks on unarmed students on the Thammasat. University campus. 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Yellow votew Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 31, 1979 1 1 Byrne first mayor of major city to endorse Kennedy nomination CHICAGO (API - Mayor interest rates, Byrne contended Party" and said his candidacy she telephoned Carter to tell "I think Jane Byrne made her stand that the public "has lost confi brought "a promise of leader anything below 20 him of her decision and to percent, which is where we are, official Tuesday and became the dence with the job done by the ship of the most decisive kind." apologize because he had not is time for new first big city mayor to endorse Carter administration." Kennedy backers announced leadership," she learned of it from her. Carter said. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy for the formation of a campaign had one request, she said: The mayor has been close to the Democratic Party's 1980 Carter, she said, "is a fine, a committee on Monday and said decent man, who has given of "That we would not hurt him the Kennedy family since work presidential nomination. the senator would enter the himself unstintingly." How with his fund raising." She said ing in the I960 campaign of The announcement came ever, she said, "I would be race formally Nov. 7. she would honor that wish. President John F. Kennedy, three days after Byrne first the senator's brother. flying in the face of hard Byrne had said Saturday that said she would back the Massa political realities if I did not she would endorse Kennedy Byrne reiterated that she "Sentimental ties are often chusetts Democrat and 15 days had hoped she could help Car face" the fact that polls indicate and appeared at a new briefing binding," she said, but she after President Carter spoke at ter's popularity in Illinois added that her endorsement of Carter would be "a' disaster" in Monday wearing a "Kennedy by a dinner to raise funds for her. the 1980 election. for President" button. having him at her fund-raising Kennedy was "rooted in deep dinner Oct. 15. But polls taken concern for the national inter¬ Ticking off such national She hailed Kennedy as "the Before formally endorsing afterward showed no improve est and the city of problems as prices and soaring Chicago, bright star of the Democratic Kennedy on Tuesday, she said, ment, she said. rather than any sentiment." Alcoholics need physical emotional help By MELAN1E J. KOTOWICZ ordered into treatment, he said. afraid to live and afraid to die," able for the alcoholic because it State News Staff Writer Trying to convince alcoholics to Martin said. treats the physical as well as Alcoholics are irrational peo undergo treatment is the prob Because alcoholism is now the psychological problems as pie, incapable of admitting they lem, Martin said. considered a disease, society sociated with the disease. Mar Although society has made sick, international progress in its attitudes to¬ are an "The primary thing to do has helped to remove the tin said. wards alcoholics and has in¬ spokesperson on alcohol said with the alcoholic is to separate stigma which once labeled alco "It seeks a total repairing of creased the number of treat Tuesday at MSU. him from the drug," he said. holism an act of immorality, he the damaged individual to re "You will attend his funeral ment facilities for them, more said. store the health of the body and first," said Father Joseph Mar FOR THE TREATMENT to soul of the recovering alcoho help is needed, Martin said. tin, the keynote speaker at an be successful, alcoholics must "IT IS A disease of its own lie," he said. "Alcoholism can be success¬ It appears that machines really are trying to take over man. Such is not actually Alcohol Awareness Week admit they are sick and must that needs specific therapy," An infallible sign of recovery fully treated but not enough the case, however, as C.D. Richards of Columbia, Mo., attempts to pry this stray luncheon. realize that if they do not stop Martin said. is the return of sense of humor. people are interested in getting The alcoholic is sick in mind drinking they will die, Martin Alcoholics Anonymous pro Recovered alcoholics have car back after the owner of the car drove over the wall. the alcoholics into programs," and in emotion and needs to be said. vides the best treatment avail learned to laugh again, because Alcoholics live a lie, denying their drinking problem which eventually leads to isolation OPPONENT WANTS WORKER RESPONSIBILITY from themselves and others, he said. They become an island of frustration because of an inabi Japanese actor at MSU today Health and lity to love or be loved, Martin lance and drama. The main safety code uncertain A professional Japanese No certs in the United States, said. theatre actor will be on the Japan and in other countries. irtor usually wears a mask. "An alcoholic can't love be MSU He is the first No theatre Matsui will hold free public campus today to hold he isn't free; he is actor to perform at MSU. workshops 3 to 5 p.m. today in By United Press International tagged," as a safety hazard. cause public workshops and demon shackled to himself by the traditional 'he Arena Theatre. The parti- Majority Senate Democrats Tuesday defended attempts to It also includes formation of a standards commission to decide weaken a bill reforming Michigan's worker health and safety whether an employer or worker must pay for particular safety biochemistry of his illness. theatre dating back before the cipation sign up sheet is in 149 "He is a glob of aloneness, 14th century consists of music, Fairchild Theater. code but postponed final action in an apparent effort to gain equipment and requires businesses to make company health more support for the measure. surveys available to employees. In its original form, the bill would have stiffened safety Although nearly a dozen alterations to the bill were defeated, requirements for Michigan businesses. But the Senate Labor Senate Republicans managed to push through an amendment and Retirement Committee — under pressure from business — waiving employer responsibility in instances where workers has toned down the measure substantially. for The safety proposal has languished on the than two weeks and its chances of Senate calendar refuse to use company provided safety equipment. The safety plan's chief opponent, Sen. John Welborn, STARTS TODAY more gaining necessary R Kalamazoo, attempted to push through an amendment citing Republican votes for passage now appear uncertain. As the bill now stands, Department of Labor officials would have to approve any recommendation from one of their inspectors that a piece of machinery be shut down, or "red employees who refused to use their safety devices. "If it's too much to say an employee must be responsible for refusing to wear equipment, perhaps we should be looking at Announcing Marty's Fourth Annual the basic reason why we have this bill," Welborn said. TO: ALL STUDENTS WANTING COLLEGE OF BUSINESS COURSES- GRADUATE AND UNDERGRADUATE Bi LOON SALE FROM: OFFICE OF THE DEAN, COLLEGE OF BUSINESS SUBJECT' PURVEY OF DEMAND FOR COLLEGE OF BUSINESS COURSES DURING WINTER TERM, 1980, EARLY ENROLLMENT PERIOD Effective Fall Term, 1978, the College of Business had to limit access to its courses because of the substantial increase in College of Business majors and in the number of other students seeking enrollment in our courses. A priority system was developed to allow access to College of Business courses on the following basis: (1) College of Business majors, (2) non-College of Business majors with catalog-listed degree requirements in our college, (3) all other students. In Fall Term, 1979, our number of majors continued to grow as did the demand for our courses from non-majors. In spite of additional funding from the Office of the Provost and the hiring of new faculty, we had to close registration to all but highest priority students and adopted a drop only" policy for the drop-add period. In order to more accurately gauge the total demand for our courses and serve the broadest possible audience we ask that all graduate and undergraduate students visit their academic advisers to determine whether College of Business courses are required or suggested for their programs. Then, early enroll for on appropriate College of Business course(s) for Winter Term, 1980. The University and the College of Business will use that information to provide a range of solutions to the enrollment problem. These may include the offering of alternative courses, suggesting substitutes for College of Business courses Here's how It works: and the like. Just make a selection of any quantity of clothing. ,,, ,.,s. ranging from suits to socks. Before paying for your purchase, pick out one of our The sale ends Sat., November 10th, so come in soon. celebration balloons Kverv balloon contains a dis¬ Join our celebration and pick your balloon for great count slip worth 10%, 15%, 20%, 30%, 40%, o0"ii 'it- even 100% off the price of your purchase. In add For your convenience, Marty's it open Thursday PLEASE EARLY ENROLL FOR COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ition to the discount slips, some balloons also contain and Friday evenings until 8:30 and 'e validate park COURSE(S) TO AID IN THE COLLECTION OF DATA WHICH WILL HELP US TO TAKE THE APPROPRIATE STEPS TO SOLVE THE PROBLEM. "wild card" gifts that entitle you to completely free irigfrom any city lot. YOUR PARTICIPATION WILL NOT GUARANTEE YOU A PLACE IN OUR COURSES, BUT IT WILL ENABLE US TO MORE ACCURATELY ESTIMATE THE CHANCES FOR SUCH ACCESS IN FUTURE EVERYTHING FOR THE MAN TERMS, WHICH WE SHALL COMMUNICATE TO YOU. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. 12 Michigon State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday October 31, 1979 Baby thrown to her death GQ Spartan Triplex ual interpretation of Jeff Wayne's in W. Va. apartment fire WELCH. W. Va. IAP) - A the The dead woman was Annie girl, Patricia Saunders, to woman threw her 18-month-old the safety of a fire escape, Allen, 57, Ficken said. He said the women was found asphyx daughter from a third story according to Dr. Theodore Ficken, county medical exami iated in her apartment. apartment window Tuesday in an attempt to save the child ner. Instead, the child fell to The blaze swept through the from a fire, but the child died in her death, he said, The fire third floor of the three story the fall, authorities said. department had not yet ar apartment building shortly The 17 year old mother was rived, he said. after midnight, Hamlin said. hurt after jumping out of a window and another woman died in the fire, according to Sgt. Ronald Hamlin of the Welch Police Department. The blaze was believed to be PBHOTLINE- 24-hour information about Programming Board events. , 2RHA s*/ at on Abrams Halloween Planetarium Night Wed. Oct. 31,1979 353-2010 Four other people were hurt, authorities said. Some of the injured had jumped out of at 8, 10 A 12p.m. windows to escape the blaze, Hamlin said. tickets $2.50 By the time authorities rived, Hamlin said, "several had jumped out — it went that ar RHA on sale at and the MSU Union Recordland fast." Today, October 31 is the The mother, Mary Saunders, deadline for turning in alter¬ was apparently trying to throw native movie fund applica¬ tions for winter term 1980. The dead¬ Spartan Triplex line is 5:00 p.m. in 323 Student Tickets on sale 30 minutes prii Services. Wednesday Night Another Great CG Special Live at Dooley s Tomorrow's MUGGER .Jazz Today y \ who can FREE r JEFF FOR ALL i Free mug and first draft v|or with cover TODAY OPEN plus Rock N' Roll with U 1PM SHOWS AT 1:15-3:15 5:15-7:15-9:15PAA LORBER THE MAXX All Week! N IS BACK TO GET YOU' "HALLOWEEN" FUSION L ^KiMijnrnagsffp One Show Only at 9:30p.m. TONIGHT! Halloween Costume Party _ Tues., Nov. 6 th Awarded at Tickets 4.50 in advance $50 First Prize Midnight Available at Dooley's & Recordlands Hk A "DAYS Mr "ONE OF THE BEST PICTURES OF THE YEAR." For times and locations, phone m-wn i Michigan Stole News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 31, 1979 13 IT ONLY TAKES MINUTES TO PLACE YOUR STATE NEWS 347 STUDENT SERVICES BUILDING CALL 355-8255 Classified Advertising Automotive |CT | Auto Service |["71 Employment |[jj] | Employment' "||Ti1 | Employment | [Til Information FORD VAN 1977, excellent INSIDE PROTECTED stor¬ COCKTAIL WAITRESSES, PART TIME help - PONDER Employment RN'S flmploymeT] [Q] GN'S PRODUCT DEMONSTRA PHONE 355-8255 347 Student Services condition, 60,000 miles, WAITRESSES, PART-time Bldg. age, cars or motorcycles. evenings full or part time. No OSA STEAK HOUSE, 2771 E. TORS needed for Westbend nights available. Apply in extras, $4500. 355-8760 or 676 5859 or 676-1727. experience necessary. Apply Grand River. Day or night, Lansing General Hospital has cookware and Kodak cam¬ person. COREY'S LOUNGE 355-8734. 6-11-7 (4) B 1-10-31 (3) in person HUDDLE WEST, Regular Rates 138 S. Waverly. 8-11-2 (6) week or weekends. Apply in full and part time positions eras. Will provide training. 1511 S. Cedar Street, corner person 2-4pm Monday thru available for registered and Shifts from 3p.m. to 9p.m. of S. Cedar Er Baker, DAYS FORD 1972 STATION graduate nurses.' A 4-day, 10 Lansing. 1 day-95' per line Friday, 1-4pm Saturdays. and 11a.m. to 5p.m. also 7-11-1 (5) Wagon. Runs good, body Aviation RN-SHIFT supervisor, full- 12 10-31 (6) hour per day work week weekends. People must be 3 doys-85 per line fair. Snow tires, $275 best time opening on the 3-11:30 option allowing 3 day week neat and clean $3.75/hour. 6 days-80 per line offer. 337-1847 evenings. shift. Liberal fringe benefits, NO SALES EXPERIENCE ends is ARE YOU interested in rent available on the 6-11-7 (4) evening and night differential NECESSARY 8 days 70' per line ing a fully instrument rated midnight shift. We offer: For further information call no shift rotation, every other Learn how to sell Avon. GRANADA 1977, Good con¬ Cessna 172 for just $15/hour? Primary and team nursing, 372 0880 or apply THE HICKORY FARMS of weekend off, and weekend America's most popular line If so call Neal at 337-7988. complete orientation pro 601 N Capital Ohio specialty food store in dition, 60,000 miles, $3000. bonus paid. Come to ING¬ of cosmetics, fragrance, and 355-8760/355-8734. 6-11-7 (3) 12-11-2 (5) gram, continuing education between 8:30-3p.m. the Lansing Mall seeks part HAM COUNTY MEDICAL jewelry. Call 482 6893 support system, excellent 7 118 (14) time sales personnel for the Moster Charge & Visa Welcome CARE FACILITY. 3860 Dobie C 8-10-31 (7) wage and benefit package, MGB-'75, 71,000 miles, coming Christmas season. Special Rates green, 27-30 MPG, $2300, Employment Road, Okemos, 7-11-2(11) to apply. For more information contact PLANT PARTIES Hostess Work mornings, afternoons LOOKING FOR responsible Personnel Office 10%. new tires, days 517-546-5330 Depart earns Contact HYA¬ or evenings. Experience not 345 Ads-3 lines-'4.00-5 student to babysit for 2 days. 80' per line over ex. 242, after 6:30 p.m. PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT ment, Lansing General Hospi¬ CINTH HOUSE GREENERY, necessary. Will train. Possibi¬ TELEPHONE SURVEYING children. Call evenings 484 3 lines. No adjustment in rate when cancelled. 655-3676. 3-11-2 (4) with Michigan's largest multi tal, 2800 Devonshire, Lan 332-6200. 0-1 -10-31 (4) lity of work during the New manufacturer distributor, 15- evenings. Hours 5-9, 5 days a 2019. Transportation needed. sing, Ml 48909. Phone 372 Year. Apply in person, after Price of item(s) for sale must be stated in ad. week, $3/hour plus bonus. 10-11-2 (4) 8220, ext. 267. EOE. MEN AND MUSTANG COBRA, Excel¬ 20 hours per week. Automo¬ women to assist 10a.m. weekdays. E.O.E. Maximum sale price of s200. Private party ads Call EAST LAWN MEMORY 10-11-2 (21) lent condition. Best offer over bile required. 339-9500. at antique show, November Male, Female. 7-111 (16) only. GARDENS. 349-9180. $2650. 485 6502. Call after 3 C-23 10-31 (5) UNIFORMED SECURITY of 16 18, Lansing Civic Center. Peanuts Personal ads—3 lines s2.25 5-10-31 (51 - - per inser¬ p.m. 8-10-31 (4) ficers and store detectives, SNOW PLOW drivers (ex $4 per hour. P.I. Box 153, MCDONALD'S RESTAU¬ tion. 75' per 2 MAINTENANCE POSIT¬ full or part-time. Call 641 Jenison, Ml 49428. RANT of East Lansing and line over 3 lines, (pre-pavment). IONS available. Janitorial, PART TIME jobs available. periencedl and snow 1974 MUSTANG II 4562. OR-23 10 31 (3) Z 5 11-6 (6) Okemos are now hiring for Rummage /Garage Sale ads—4 lines - s2.50. - Mint Monday-Friday, noon-5p.m. Must have own car. For shovelers, part time, call 482 condition, Blue. $2200. Call full and part time employ¬ 63' per line over 4 lines-per insertion. ADMINISTRATIVE ASSIS 6232 5 11 1 (41 Grounds maintenance Satur¬ appointment, phone 393 EASY MONEY ment. Shifts available starting 332-7771. X-12-11-6 TANT male or female, entry 'Round Town ads—4 lines-s2.50-per insertion. day and Sunday, 7a.m.-noon. 5783. 3-11-2 (4) Wanted: Colorado Ski Rental at 7 and 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. level position. Will train a LIKE TO DRIVE 63' per line over 4 lines. MUSTANG 1979, 2-door, sil¬ Apply in person, Meridian Representative. Looking for Apply in person 8-10 a.m. and PART TIME Information person with growth potential. DO IT FOR Mall Information Center, enterprising individual to sell 2-4 Lost & Found ads/Transportation ads—3 lines- ver, V6, automatic, air, stereo Call Mr. Alkema, 321-7721. DOMINO'S PIZZA p.m. Monday through tape. 349-2688. 8-11-8 (3) Monday-Friday, 10a.m.-4p.m. center receptionist. Apply in ski rentals in spare time on a Thursday. 7-11-1 (9) S1.50-per insertion. 50' per line over 3 lines. 4-11-2 (8) person 10am-4pm. MERI¬ 3-10-31 (7) Now hiring full and part time commission basis to large S/F Popcorn—(Sorority-Fraternity) 50' per line. DIAN MALL INFORMATION delivery people. Flexible PART TIME PACER 1977 - Rustproofed, on campus groups. Write for maintenance CENTER. 5-11-7 (4) CETA VI Full time position hours with paid vacations NURSING ATTENDANTS-if - details: Sport Stalker Box help needed. Skills and car new snow tires. $3000, nego¬ and holidays benefits. Can be important planning expansion of Adult necessary. 351-8135. Deadlines tiable. 337-2028. 8-11-7 (3) you want to an Curriculum. Some art back make up to $5'hour with 22353, Kansas City, Mo. person on our patient care LEAF RAKING, 2 miles from 64113. Z 1-10-31 (10) OR 7 11 8 (3) ground helpful. E. Lansing commission and tips. Apply '76 PINTO WAGON, 4-speed, team Et have the desire to campus on bus route. 349- Want Ads-2 p.m.-l class day before pub¬ 3055. 3-11-2 (3) Arts Workshop, 332 2565. at the following locations Michelin tires. $2100. Good help others, the New Ingham COUPLE NEEDED for apart¬ EDUCATION ASSISTANT lication. condition. 669-3967. County Medical Care Facility 5-11-2 (6) for ment complex. General main¬ 2068 Cedar St., Holt IMPRESSION 5 MUS will be having a community FULLER BRUSH, Taking and Cancellation/Change-1 p.m.-l class day be¬ 8-11-9 (3) SECRETARY 1561 Haslett Rd., Haslett EUM. Science background tenance experience required, fore publication. class, beginning November 5. delivering orders. Call 321 PART-time, 351 9538. OR 7 11 8(41 20 hours per week. Call 1139 E. Grand River, helpful. Weekend schedule. Please come to the Ingham 3022. 8-11-9 (3) Classified Display deadline-3 PONTIAC GRAND Prix '71. Work-study position. Varied p.m.-2 class County Medical Care Facility, 482 2775 for appointment. East Lansing FULL TIME sportswear and Runs well, very dependable. responsibilities. Call Helen days before publication. 3860 Dobie Road, Okemos to 3-10-31 (3) 5214 Cedar St., Lansing Webb. 882 2437. 25 10-31 (7) fishing retail sales positions. $550, 349-4490 after 5 p.m. 801 Thomas L. Parkway, Once ad is ordered it cannot be cancelled or complete an application. Sports or retail background 8-11-1 (3) 5-11-5(13) NEED BANJO and guitar Lansing helpful. Apply in person, changed until after 1st insertion. instructors? Call MARSHALL 966 MALE GUITARIST/vocalist HERMAN'S WORLD There is a M.OO charge for 1 ad change plus REBUILT VW engine for bug Major Women's specialty Trowbridge, E. Lansing sought to perform in duo. SPORTING OF chain seeks individuals who MUSIC CO., 337 9700 Ask 12-11 12 (201 GOODS, Lansing or van. Like new $300. 485- PART-TIME pianist wanted Call Mary at 321 5946. 50' per additional change "for maximum for Gordon McMahon. Mall E.O.E 5 11 1 (7) 8442. 5-11-6 (3) to play black gospel at Galilee have the ability to develop 5-11-6(5) of 3 changes. rapidly as store managers. C-3-10-31 (5) Baptist Church. 1026 W. St. FAST MOVING food esta¬ WANTED - 2 people to The State News will only be responsible for Joseph, Lansing. Contact Ad STUDENT SCOUT 1978, offroad Rally NURSES: RN's or LPN's blishment now accepting ap¬ Advertising re-roof house, Lansing area the 1st days incorrect insertion. Adjust¬ Robert Owens, 372-1910, ext. Our structural training pro must be prepayed beginning $150 package, loaded, 13,000 Nurture those who nurtured plications for part time help. per person. Call 224 ment claims must be made within 10 miles. $5800. 355-8760 or 235 or 882-5664 after 5 p.m. gram stresses professional November 5. S 22 11 29 ( 3) 4670 after 4. Z-5-11-5 (4) days 3-11-1 (7) management training in the you! Be a charge nurse Apply in person BURGER of expiration date. 355-8734. 6-11-7 (4) KING Restuarant 1141 East areas of: merchandise pre¬ supervisor at PROVINCIAL Bills are due 7 days from ad expiration date. Grand River, East Lansing If not paid by due date, a M.OO late TRANS-AM '79, T/A 6.6 PART-TIME pianist wanted sentation, sales promotion, HOUSE WEST. 731 weather Dr., Lansing. Call Stark between the hours of 2-4 4-speed. W6 pkg. Low mile¬ to play black gospel at New personnel management, store administration and Mr R. Putnam, RN, Director p.m. 7-11-1 (8) service charge will be due. age. Extras. 349-4943. Faith Baptist Church. 601 S. of Nursing. 323-9133. 8-11-9 (3) Francis, Lansing. Contact leadership skills. 10 119 (9) Mrs. Porter at 393-6512. VEGA '73 40,000 miles. New 3-11-1 (6) Starting salary commen¬ PHYSICAL THERAPIST tires, new exhaust. Runs surate with experience, reg¬ wanted, school year position, great. $750. 337-2504. DOOLEY'S IS now hiring ular performance reviews and effective immediately A ther Automotive Automotive lighting and sound techni¬ a comprehensive benefit pro¬ 3/11-2 <3)_ apist to serve Kindergarten cians for part time work gram. To arrange an appoint¬ thru 12th grade students in CHEVY IMPALA - 1973. 2- 1973 164E VOLVO AM-FM ment call Ms. Cook at 313- ATTENTION!! WE buy late evenings. Experience in live local school districts. Exp¬ model imported and do¬ door automatic, radial tires, automatic, leather, good productions is req¬ 833-6902 collect. erience preferred in Pediat mestic compact cars. Con¬ air, good condition. $600 MPG. $3000, call 784-4416. uired. Apply in person, 3-5pm rical Therapy. Graduation tact John DeYound, WIL¬ cash. Z-5-11-2 (3) Wednesday-Friday at 131 Al¬ ^-5m3:M-2 (5)_ bert St., East Lansing. from an accredited school of LIAMS VW, 484-1341. TEACHER CONSULTANT 1976 CHEVY Step-Van. 6 cyl¬ '71 VW Super Beetle. Good Physical Therapy is required. C-23-10 31 (5) Special education, emotion¬ Please send resume to Dr. inder standard shift. 332-3432 condition. Energy saver. ally impaired and learning 1971 AUDI 100, front wheel 4-11-2 (3) $1295. Days, 372-7650. Morgan E. Lachney, Director TUTOR EAST Lansing, for disabled C-5-11-2 (4) Emphasis, voca¬ of Special Education Eaton drive. Good MPG, no reason¬ 6th grader 3 or 4 times a week CHEVY, 1979 Custom De¬ tional programming. Contact Intermediate School District, able offer refused, call 332- after 3 p.m. 337-0172. luxe truck, $300, take over INGHAM* INTERMEDIATE 1790 E. Packard Hwy. Char 5755. 3-11-1 (4) payments. 676-9363 or 676- SCHOOL DISTRICT 676 lotte, Ml 48813 Phone 1517) Auto Service 3268 5 11 1 (8) 543 5500. 8 11 1 (19) CAMARO LT 1975. Brown 9OTJ-J1J7_(4)_ SUBSTITUTE CUSTODIAN metallic. Automatic, air, con¬ CUTLASS 1979 Calais, for evening work. $4.80 hour - JUNK CARS wanted. Also sole, excellent condition. One Loaded. $6795. 377-5300 Contact INGHAM INTER owner. 337-9275. 5-10-31 (4) selling used parts. Phone days. Roger, 627-9290. MEDIATE SCHOOL DIS 321-3651. C-23-10-31 (3) 8-10-31 (3) TRICT 676 3268. 5-11-1 (5) CAMARO - '77. Air, AM-FM GOOD USED tires, 13, 14, 15 cassette. Rustproof. Low CUTLASS SUPREME 1976,4 inch. Snow tires too! MODELS WANTED, $9 miles. $3600, best offer. 332- door, air, power, AM-FM, Mounted free. Used wheel hour. 489-2278 or apply in 5323. 5-11-2 (4) cruise, low mileage, excellent person at VELVET FINGERS, and hub caps. PENNELL condition. 349-9679. 527 E. Michigan. CAMARO - 1975 automatic. SALES, 1825 Michigan. Lan¬ 6-10-31 (4) OR-23-10-31 (4) AM radio. Radials, 59,000 sing, Michigan, 48912. 482 5818. C-23-10-31 (7) miles. $2700. 627-4648 after CUTLASS '75, 2-door. Good 6. 5-11-2 (3) condition. Power, automatic. $1700. 339-2262 after 6. CHEAPEST PRICES in 1979 Z28 CAMARO. Red, 8-M-9 (3) state! UGLY DUC.ki every available option. Must RENT-A-CAR. $7.95' sell immediately. Phone 651 - DODGE DART '72. Excellent 372-7650. 6167 or 224-4119. 5-11-5 (4) condition. Very low mileage. C-14-J0-31 (4) Kay 355-2240. 3-_11l2i3i_ VW PARTS Cheap! CHEVETTE - 1979. 2-door, 1976 DODGE WAGON AM-FM, 9000 miles. $3895. Specialize in new and used .cylinder. 4 speed. Air, AM- VW parts. All guaranteed 372-5606 or 332-3125 after FM stereo. $2200. 394-2389. RECYCLED BUGS, Pontiac, 6p.m. 12-11-15(4) 12-11-9 (3) 313-681 7272 Z 12 11-12 (51 CHEVETTE 1978, 4 speed, 1978 FIREBIRD-Esprite. T- AM/FM, rust proofed, excel¬ top, automatic, stereo and lent condition, $3400. Call tape deck. Air, and rustproof, 485-2375. 4-11-2 (4) many other extras. Days-482- 2673, after 5 p.m. or week¬ CHEVETTE - 1979 beautiful, ends, call 372-1941. 3-11-2 (6) metallic brown, stripes and more options. 5500 miles, FORD FALCON '63. Ladies $4360 or best offer. 339-9471. car. $300 firm. Call 694-7201 8-11-8 (4) after 5 p.m. E-5-11-2 (3) CHEVY, 1971. 4-door, hi- FORD GALAXIE - '72 - New MPG, 3 speed, standard, 6 brakes & tires. Engine A-1, 16 cylinder. Bob, 351 1968, $350 MPG. Best offer. 351-1621. 3-11-1 (3) 8-11-7 (3) (DART) l DART CONTAINER CORPORATION on michigan 48854 ur placement office for an equal opportunity employer 1 4Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 31, 1979 For Rent Houses □ SB ^ale Animals [y] | Typing Service HALLOWEEN COSTUMES for rent PLAYERS LANSING CIVIC 484 9191 14 10 31 131 Large variety HASLETT 4 bedrooms $300 and $300 deposit Own utilities. No pets. 339 8426. 8 11-17(3) CHRISTY'S QUALITY used furniture and GRAND OPENING Hardwood end and coffee antiques. GERMAN stock $100 484 5722. E-5-10 31 (3) SHORTHAIRS, AKC, 9 weeks. Great hunting LOW RATES Term papers, resumes. Fast expert typing. Day and evening. Call "G" TYPING. 321-4771 Water, light board tables. Secional book cases C. 13-10:31 (4) retriever candidate iabrador approved LAKE LANSING On lake 2 desks, lamps, couches, while Apartments [ pp] bedrooms $250 339-3825 or 485 1731. 5-10-31 (3) desks, lamps, chairs, leather office chairs couches, puppies. akc. $100 485 TYPING, LIBRARY research, resume service. Free pick up and delivery. 676 1912. while they last. 505 E. Michi C 18 10-31 (3) CROSSROADS REALTY IS MOVING1 to 124 W. Grand gan Ave., Lansing. Rooms | [A] C 20 10 31 (10) Lost & Found • River, E. Lansing. Same COPYGRAPH SERVICE Marty Bakken, a candidate the mayor cannot fill the posi in to the Midland or Fermi II phone number? 351 -0951. COMPLETED, DISSERTA for the vacant seat on the Board tions within 60 nuclear power plants to provide C 23 10 31 14) ON CAMPUS. Space in STEREO 70 WATT Tech LOST OPAL ring in library on days. TIONS AND RESUME of Water and Light has future energy. Owen hall. Discount, call niques amp, Phillip's 312W 10 23. If found please call One of the biggest issues new 8T tuner, speakers and SERVICE. Corner MAC and received the approval of the ROOMMATE NEEDED: Male collect 313-668-6573. Must be Debbie at 351 1463. Reward facing the board is the question Other options include the Grand River, 8:30 am 5 pm or female for luxury 2 bed¬ 21. 5-11-6(3) others. 882 4902 2 10 31 (3) Lansing City Council ad hoc of how to provide for the future possibility of increasing the S-5-10-31 (4) Monday - Friday, 10 am 5 committee room, 2 bath in Brandywine. - conducting the energy needs of Lansing. energy producing capabilities Saturday. 337-1666. search process. $147 50 includes heat. 351 - OWN ROOM for woman in LOST DOUBLE strand gold The board is currently con¬ at the Erickson coal-fired plant TWO UNITED discount tic¬ C 22-10-31 (7) 0137 after 12 p.m. 8-11-8(51 house winter term. $80 a bracelet, around Erickson Third Ward Councilmember in Delta kets. $50 each. 351-7391. templating a controversial buy- Township. month. Close to campus. great sentimental value. Re TYPING IBM. Thesis, Terry McKane, said that he will FEMALE GRAD student, 337-0921. 2-11-2 13) E-5-10 31 (3) ward. 355-2744. 4-11-5 (4) - request that Council interview own room, Whitehall Manor, manuscripts, etc. Faculty ref¬ 332-2616.2-10-31 (3) Bakken at their Nov. 8 meeting. 3 UNITED DISCOUNT coup¬ be erences. $155/month. 332 7344. 10 11 12 (3) OWN ROOM in 5-bedroom house. Non-smoker. Call 351 ons $30 each. 485 4908 after 3:30. E-5 10 31 (3) FOUND years, MALE Collie Logan & Grand River. 2-3 EXPERIENCED IBM typing, McKane said he and First Ward Councilmember Robert Tuition cost to 0739 after 6 p.m. 5-10 31 (4) Call Linda 332 4489 evenings. 2 BEDROOM apartment. 10 dissertations (Pica Elite). Hull favor Bakken over Rex W 10-11 13 (3) FAYANN 489 0358 minutes from campus. Apple THOMAS ORGAN Californ Verleger, another candidate ances. $250/month plus util¬ ities Call 646 9566. ROOMMATE $125/month plus WANTED 1/3 utilities. ian 261 and Rhythm section and bench. $1,500. 485 1664. FOUND CAT black, 2 years old, near 600 gray and C 23 10 31 131 TYPING EXPERIENCED. who was interviewed with Bak ken earlier this month. topic of discussion W Beautiful house, 3 miles from 12 11 14 (41 5 11-2 (3) block of Abbott. 332-1213. McKane said he hoped that MSU. 372-0831. 6-10-31 (3) Thesis, term papers, IBM with Sen. William BL 1 10-31 (3) the committee would interview Rising tuition rates at MSU Sederburg, LEVI'S SAMPLE SALE H correcting. Nancy, 351-7667. 2 FEMALE ROOMMATES PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Quiet 10-11-2 (3) Bakken with "an open mind, will be discussed at 8 p.m. K-East Lansing, Bruce Studer, needed immediately Phone price. Jeans, size 32 waist, 32 LOST 1, 3 stranded gold tonight during the Ellipsis Pro¬ chairperson of ASMSU, Steven N for stu(jent $85 month plus - and not 351 6634 Close to campus. length. Shirts, medium & entwined bracelet. Great "play political games." deposit. 489 5574 after 5p m. EXPERIENCED TYPIST, dis¬ The selection process for two gram on MSU Radio Network Wachsberg, executive director 7-117(3) OR 2 10 31 (4) large. Friday 11/2, 9-5 p.m. b sentimental value. Reward. station, WMSI. of ASMSU Student Board, and sertations, term papers, and open seats on the board has Saturday 11/3, 10-3 p.m. Sherry, 332-4260. 5-11-2 (4) graphs. Call 349-6692. This topic will be discussed in Roger Wilkenson, vice presi¬ 99 1123 Hillgate Way, Lansing, been going on since this sum¬ OR 3 10-31 (3) aired telephone conversation dent for business and finance. 1 For Sale ~[ [§] '/j mile N. of Frandor, W. off Coolidge 2 112 I9I LOST - GOLD ladies watch. Cherished greatly. Reward. mer because Mayor Gerald Graves was unable to get five of an ALL STUDENT SEWING MACHINES - new UNITED HALF fare coupon Debbie, 337-1305. 10-11-6 (3) Instructions his six appointments approved. Advertising Must be free arm machines from $50/best offer. Call Beth at FOUND - APPROXIMATELY The council took over the search procedure under the city Women to discuss W $99.50. Guaranteed used 351 5381 E-5-11-1 (3) LESSONS IN guitar, banjo January 1979, Cat - beige, charter which allows the council machines from $39.50 All and more, at the ELDERLY Prepayed SOMEBODY ELSE'S white, grey black. Albert Beginning Nov. 5 makes repaired, EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, CLOSET featuring gently Pick/Frandor-Glencarin area. 332-1010 after 5. 7-11-2 (5) INSTRUMENT SCHOOL. 332 4331. C-10-10-31 (4) to assume the responsibility if sexual harassment W5 1115 N. Washington. used clothing. 541 E. Grand until end of 489- 6448 C-23-10-31 (8) River Open noon to 6 p.m. Take-ins by appointment. PRIVATE GUITAR lessons Self-serve bar Sexual harassment in the She recently presented a term. THANKS! UNITED DISCOUNT Coupon C-23 10-31 15) ["Peanuts Personal IfSTI any style - advance. Call beginners MARSHALL or GLENWOOD SPRINGS, workplace and the classroom workshop at the Conference on M Colo. (AP) — For Redmond will be discussed at the Wo¬ Sexual Harassment in the $50, 332 2335, ask for Dave, MUSIC CO., 337-9700. Open after 5pm. E 5 11 7 (3) NEW AND used guitars, ban TO JULIE, our Albanian weeknights until 9 p.m. Harrington of Colorado men's Resource Center brown- Workplace at Wayne State jos, mandolins, etc. Dulc¬ Bostonian, Happy 19 Birth¬ Saturdays 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Springs, the drinks were on the bag lunch on Wednesday. University. 2 UNITED AIRLINES '/i fare imers and kits, recorders, day. PS gone driving with C-3-10-31 (6) house. But it was White will also discuss what serve-your- FEMALE-WINTER, spring. coupons. $50 each. 355-3676. thousands of hard to find Rudy lately? AC CG MK CS. ■ self. The guest speaker will be can be done about sexual har¬ Vegetarian, kosher, non- 5-11-5 (3) albums and books. Discount Z 1-10-31 (4) Glenwood Springs police offi¬ Lynda White, coordinator of assment during the brownbag smoker. 351 1323. 8-11-9 (3) prices, estimates Expert ELDERLY repairs-free INS | Transportation! |g^| cer Conrad Paul said he got an programs for the Michigan lunch to be held from 12:15 to 1 •z COUCH $175, picnic table Women's Commission. GROESBECK 1222 BLAKE 2 Real Estate * early morning telephone call p.m. in 334 Union. $30, leather jacket (size 8) $50 STRUMENTS, 541 E Grand WANTED: RIDE to N.Y. from a man who said he had .1 p,u* ^rport encyclopedia set Er bookcase River 332 4331 utHities. 372-2213. State any weekend. Share been locked in a bar after S50 12- bike $5. 482 2435. C 23-10 31 (8l E. LANSING Red Cedar 4) RENT A C - 116,31 expenses, driving. 355-0777. falling asleep in E-5-11-5 (5) School area. By owner. 3 a broom closet. Z-1 -10-31 (3) EPIPHONE GUITAR 6 string bedroom ranch. Walk to ALL STUDENT advertising KASTLE FREESTYLE pro acoustical. Excellent cond- MSU. Lovely family room ITS WHAT'S must be prepayed beginning 180 cm skis with Solomon 555 tion. $125. Denise 374 8536. with skylight. Fireplace in •Pi November 5. 22-11 29 (3) SHARE ROOM Riverside bindings and raichle free style boots (10 V$) and poles. Like E 5 10 31 (4) living room. Screened porch. Large private yard with fruit Wanted Happening $OCWKKEMD A 9SPECIAL A A new $235. 351 4187 WHERE ELSE CAN YOU trees. $56,900. Call 351 7586, FEMALE ROOMMATE need East. $95/month. Now until S 5-11-5 (5) June. Close to campus. 337- 8082. 3-11-2 (3) FIND?...Quality used merch¬ andise, competitive prices, weekdays after 4. 8-11-2 (10) ed Non smoker preferred. 731 Burcham Apartments. •N Announcements for It's What's Happening must be received in the 10' A MILE • 1 (Fri. pm to Mon. am) HITACHI CASSETTE deck AND first hand friendly serv¬ EDCEMONT PARK area 3 332 2389 8 8 or older Major Credit Card or D850, 3 heads, brand new, ice? No other place than bedroom brick ranch, full U_6_(4)_ State News office, 343 Student Deposit 1 FEMALE ROOMMATE Services Bldg., by noon at least req must sell. 393-7119. DICKER AND DEAL SEC¬ SABBATICAL HOUSE needed for winter term. Close E-5-11-6 (31 basement, 2 car garage, ter apartment needed for visiting or two days before publication. No 351 1830 Ext. 61 IV ft OND HAND STORE. 1701 S. to campus. 332 6966. raced garden. Mid 40's. Call 9 announcements will be accepted Cedar St., Lansing. 487-3886. a.m. - 10 p.m. 321 9680 professor, spouse and 1 child. 8 118(3) TRY US FIRST! January-June 1980. Call 355- by phone. CURTIS FORD B» 5-11-2 (5) Open 3472. 5-11-5(5) s C-5-10-31 (9) ROOMMATE NEEDED Jan uary to June. Reasonable Corda West You are invited to a fellowship books! 3 floors of books, Recreation m TEMPORARY LODGING for college students at 7:30 to¬ rent, prime location. 337-0047 Cidermill needed for young English 12 11 14 (3) night, University Reformed CURIOUS BOOK SHOP, 307 male who will be arriving 11-1 5817 North Okemos BLUEGRASS EXTENSION Church, 4930 South Hagadorn Z East Grand River, East Lan to work at MSU. 353 5164. SOUTH LANSING. 10 min. Road, East Lansing SERVICE plays weddings, BELL'S- sing, 332-0112. C-23-10-31 (5) 1-10-31 (4) to campus. Large one and 337-7974 parties. 337-0178 or 372-3727. two bedrooms. Carpet, air, 197627" MOTOBEACANE, C-23-10-31 (3) Speaker from Druth Packaging Hours: HALF FARE airline coupons. will be featured at the MSU appliances, heat. Excellent $200 cr best offer. 321 1003. location. $230 to $270. $400 7:30am-7pm. Top dollar. Call Mike, 332- Packaging Society meeting at 7:30 Call after 9 p.m. E 5-11-5 (3) FALLTIME ENTERTAIN 7977 mornings. to move in. 394 7729. MENT. Horseback riding and tonight, B-104 Wells Hall. 8 11-2 (6) OVER' 3000 cheap albums, ATTENTION dents MEDICAL stu¬ Hayrides! Boarding and les¬ sons available. CRAZY C BL 1-10-31 (3) ft Undergraduate Student Advi¬ Greek Pizza 2bt and up all types hits to - demonstration skull ROOM AVAILABLE in RIDING STABLE. 676-3710. sory Council presents Career Gal¬ the obscure. FLAT BLACK Et from Kilgore Intl., Coldwater. Brandywine. 3 bedroom, lery from 3 to 8 tonight, Big Ten ss OR 1 10-30 (5) $115 includes heat. 351 8971. CIRCULAR. 541 E Grand Belonged to plastic surgeon. $200. 323-4818. E-5-11-2 (5) fit Room, Kellogg Center. Meet in¬ 8 112 (3) River, above Paramount. You can take formally with more than 30 major Open 11 6 p.m., 6 days. firms. Open to all majors. SUBLET LARGE 1 bedroom. C 14 10 31 (6) a.m. - STEREO 70 WATT Tech Service K my ad out of the paper. 4> Pine Grove, $225/month. niques amp, Phillip's 312 new Phi Gamma Nu Society wilt hold A T. PC440, speakers and TYPEWRITER REPAIR I got the 3!J3 7217 or 332 0084 after UNITED DISCOUNT coupon, - All a Breakthrough workshop at 5:30 5 p.m. others. 882 4902. 8 111 (3) $40. 694-0620 after 4p.m. makes. Free estimates and results tonight, Teakroom, Eppley Center. S 5 10 31 (4) E-5-11-6 (3) pick up and delivery. Service I wanted. £ Members of all committees must center, 3841 Okemos Rd. Call WE SELL stereo equipment Houses AIRLINE DISCOUNT THE STEREO SHOPPE East Lou May, 349 1598. 5-11-2 (51 coupons, Call 351-4720, 9:30 MSU Cycling Club will be a.m. to 5:30 p.m. 7 118 Lansing. C 23 10 31 13) EXPERT GUITAR repairs BRADEN ROAD. 10 miles 13) meeting at 7:30 tonight, 215 IM Acoustic and electric. Most 4) east. 3 bedroom farm home RECORDS! THOUSANDS to Sports-West. Plans for future ORIENTAL CARPETS pre extensive shop in the state. functions will be discussed. All are 1135 E Grand River 225 MAC Ave. Remodeled, large yard. Avail choose from, 75C and up, all ELDERLY INSTRUMENTS. able now. $300 month. 351 vate sale. Wool, handloomed. quality guaranteed. WAZOO welcome. Various sizes, traditional, Per 332-4331 C-1 -10-31 (5) L 332-0858 332-5027 k .7497. ORj20-10 31 (5) RECORDS, 223 Abbott, 337 sian and Turkish design and colors. Saturday, November 0947 C 13 10 31 (51 DAVE'S CARPFT We clean •** Campus Action meets at 8:30 CORNELL AVE Nice, clean 2 all carpets at a reasonable tonight, 335 Union. Come join us 3, noon-4 p.m. Thursday DISCOUNT CALCULATORS C5 bedroom, full price. 323 2113. for Bible study, prayer and basement, has moved to 124 W. Grand November 8, 7-10 p.m. or by OR-7 10 31 (3) Christian fellowship. large yard. Grads or em River. 351-0951. ployed only. 351 8476. appointment. 1908 Haga dorn, South of Holt Rd. OR 23 10-31 (3) 1 10 31 (4) EXPERT GUITAR repairs MSU Advertising Club will pre¬ 676 1499 or 332 3700. Acoustic and electric. Most sent "How to Get Your Foot in the 7-11 8(10) GIRL'S BIKE 26 inch, E LANSING. Executive extensive shop in the state. Door" from 8:30 to 11 p.m. coaster brakes, basket, chain, T. home-Shaw Estates. 4 bed ELDERLY INSTRUMENTS. Thursday, 336 Union. MelNTOSH 30 watt ampli padlock. $50. 485-3072. 332-4331. C 10-10-31 (5) room, 2 V2 baths. 2 car garage E-5-11-2 (31 $600 month plus utilities. Call fier, C-4 pre-amp, Sherwood "Improve Your Academic Per¬ tuner. $125. All or part. formance," a transcendental med¬ 372 2213. 10-11 13(5) HOUSEMATE NEEDED 349 2227 5-11 6 (4) [~Typing Service ] fcflj itation lecture by the Students International Meditation Society, male, East Lansing, GORG PANASONIC TAPE RE is at 7:30 tonight, 331 Union. CORDER new! Has fast for UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS EOUS HOUSE. $190 month. Includes everything. Call 351 ward, rewind featurs. $39.00 355 1534 b pause Mobile Homes Jj*] COMPLETE RESUME SER VICE: Typesetting: offset Juniors, seniors: Gain academic credit 5975 evenings. 8 111(5) interning with a Michigan 3-11-2 (4) 1962 HURON 10 x60'with 5' printing: and bindery serv¬ representative to the U.S. House 'ip out in ices. Approved dissertation ROOMMATE living room. 3 Contact Dave Persell, College of NEEDED im¬ HEATHKIT COMPUTER blocks from MSU campus printing and binding special¬ Urban mediately. Close to MSU and ists For estimate, stop in at Development. $3200. Call after 5:30pm LCC. Good location. Rent, equipment. H8 $200, H9 , 351 4092 5 11 2 (51 2843 E. Grand River or phone $75'month. Call 372-3019. $265, WH8 5 interface-$84. Gay Council business meeting is H8 8 AK Memory $122, WH 332 8414. C 23 10-31 (9) at 8 tonight, 4 Student Services 12 11 14 (5) 17 Dual Floppy-$591, H8-17 BARON 1971, excellent 99 Bldg. Everyone is welcome. HDOS Software-$70, H821 condition, 12x65 with 14x7 PROFESSIONAL EDITING. We get calls such as EAST LANSING - 3 bedroom Microsoft Basic $70, ASR35 expando, $6,600. Call 625- Corrections to rewrites. Typ¬ this every single day. American Society for Personnel ranch, garage, neighborhood, marrieds only. residential Teletypes 150. 393 3030. 7567 eves.: 373-3696 days. ing arranged. 332-5991 0 1 10-31 (3) Administration presents the Lan¬ Seiko's new Not student rental, $280 plus 3-11-2 (10) sing teachers strike: Implications utilities. Available about 12-1, MARSHALL MUSIC CO: TYPING: IBM Selectric. Term for collective bargaining in the '80s, Dr. Kruger, at 7:30 tonight, Quartz Alarm Chronograph 332 2673 4 112 (61 Your headquarters for profes¬ sional P.A. gear, club lighting [ Animals 2D [J] papers, resumes, Close to plus editing. campus. 351-5694. 131 Hubbard Hall is water-resistant. 2 2 bedroom houses, Holt- electric keyboards guitars BLACK LABRADOR Re¬ OR 1 10-31 (3) Students for a Libertarian Mason area. Marrieds, no and amps. Call 337 9700 triever Everything you could possibly want in a children, pets. $160'month + or puppies. AKC re¬ Society meet from 6:30 to 8:30 TYPING, EXPERIENCED, multi-function Seiko Digital Quartz watch now stop in. Frandor Mall. 3 gistered $75 each. 9 weeks p.m. every other Wednesday, deposit. Available 11-15/12-1 fast and reasonable. 371-4635 comes with a remarkably reasonable price. blocks from west campus. old. 1 female, 2 males. 663 starting tonight, Oak Room, 694 9033 before 8 p.m. Free Parking. C-1 10 31 (8) 4630 E 5 11 2 (4) C 23 10-31 (3) Union. Check us out! In addition to the timepiece and stopwatch, theres 5 11-5(51 an alarm that automatically wakes you at MID-MICHIGAN has a apartments, large RENTALS selection houses, of du¬ STORM DOOR for sale Ex cellent condition. $40. Call 485 4908 after 3:30. LABRADOR pups, chocolate, weeks old. $125 RETRIEVER AKC, 625-7958 8 FXPERT papers, letters, RESUMES Near Gables. 337 0205 TYPING Term State Come to the Star Trek Club Halloween party at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, 334 Union. Any the same time every day. Plus a time signal that can sound every hour. And all this Seiko plexes, studios, etc Most E 5 11-6 (4) E 5 11-2 (31 C 23 10 31 (3) costumes are okay. Everyone wel technology is par ked in a handsome water- News . . areas, sizes and prices. Call resistant case $200111 stainless steel, gray panel and see if we have what AMERICAN AIRLINES Yi LABRADOR RETRIEVER, EXPERIENCED TYPIST, S2")0 tor yellowyvith gilt panel SeikoQuart/ you're looking for. From 9-9, fare coupon. $50 or Chocolate. AKC, $100 627 IBM, dissertations, etc. SW Gain writing experience! best 349 1065. C 23 10 31J8) offer. Call 351-0941 Teri. 3803 after 6 p.m. E 5-11-2 (3) Lansing. Ellen, 393 1530 Volunteer to compile brochure MARGARET MEAD operative needs two people. Vegetarian cooking, no to¬ Co¬ 5 11 5 (3) CANON 35 MM SLR cam¬ FREE KITTEN 6 months, landlord trouble, all shots, 5-11-2 (3) TYPING THESIS, manu Classified describing insurance information in non-technical out the language. Check government aide program 26 Student Services Bldg. East Lansing's Exclusive era, model FTB. $200. Call litter box, will spade. Call scripts, papers. IBM selectric. in bacco, Capitol area, house Seiko Dealer John 353-5736 after 3:00. Greq 351 2895, 5 11 p.m. Sandy Clark, 487 6756 after 355-82S5 renovation project. 485-1005. E 5-11-5 (3) 5 11 6 (4) 6. 12-11-13 (3) Resource development majors: Z 5 11 2 (5) State Department needs volunteer Shop LEASING WELL trained TYPING IBM memory, pica, to develop soil erosion and sedi 9:30-5:30 319 E Grand River Ave STARTING WINTER Room ONE AMERICAN Airline Vr Goes elite. Editing available, former mentation program. For informa¬ East Lansing, Mich in 6 bedroom house, females price coupon. $45 or best m.tre English and Daily Western Call 332 8765 tion, contact 26 Student Services Phone 337-1314 preferred, 351 4294 offer. 332 4185 after 6 p.m. English teacher 694 4070. 8 10 31 (31 3 11 2 (3) 5 11 1 13) OR 13-10 31 (3) Bldg. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 31, 1979 I HAGAR the Horrible k FLINT TOWNIES by Dik Browne Daily "Iv Highlights ' —r»at American Danceband SPONSORED BY: your hometown boys Opening for John Cougar Friday (6)WJIM-TV(CBS) (lO)WILX-TV(NBC) (11/26)WELM-TV(Cable) (12)WJRT-TV(ABC) (23)WKAR-TV(PBS) 8:30 11:30 1:00 (6) Raggedy Ann & Andy (6) Black Sheep Squadron (6) Three's A Crowd (6) Young and the Restless (11) East Lansing City (10) Johnny Carson (11) WELM News (10) Days Of Our Lives Council Candidates (12) Love Boat (12) News 11:35 9:00 (12) All My Children (23) Electric Company 1:30 (6) Movie (23) ABC News 6:00 (10) Diff'rent Strokes 12:40 (6) As The World Turns (6-10) News 2:00 (12) Charlie's Angels (6) Hawaii Five-0 (11) TNT True Adventure (10) Doctors Trails (23) Great Performances (12) Baretta 9:30 1:00 (12) One Life To Live (23) Dick Cavett (10) Hello, Larry (10) Tomorrow (23) Over Easy 6:30 10:00 1:50 2:30 (6) CBS News (10) Best of Saturday Night (12) Rookies (6) Guiding Light (10) NBC News TONIGHT Live 2:00 (10) Another World (11) Artpourri The Pat (23) Crockett's Victory (12) ABC News (12) VegaS (10) News PEANUTS at the Metheny Group McDonel Kivo 11:00 2:20 SPONSORED BY: 8:00 and 10:30pm Garden 3:00 (23) Over Easy (6-10-12) News (12) News by Schulz Tickets '7M ot door 7:00 DON'T MISS IT (12) General Hospital (6) Tic Tac Dough (23) High School Quiz Bowl (10) Newlywed Game 3:30 (11) Black Notes MSU SHADOWS i walked all the (6) One Day At A Time (12) Bowling For Dollars way to school IN (23) Villa Alegre (23) Tele-Revista by Gordon Carleton PXNBALL PETE'S the p0urin6 rain 4:00 7:30 (6) Flintstones SPONSORED BY: S,Tu°li. ~y (6) Happy Days Again (10) Bugs Bunny (10) Joker's Wild (12) Match Game (11) The Cook's Corner ^6CC€K>) (SufcSS USMAT X A^. ^ (23) Sesame Street (12) Family Feud ^ piAv^-j T 4:30 (23) MacNeil/Lehrer Report (6) Gunsmoke 8:00 I'M A \\~ (10) Gilligan's Island (6) Bugs Bunny (12) Gunsmoke (10) Real People 5:00 (11) We All Live Here (10) Star Trek (12) Eight Is Enough FRANK & ERNEST (23) Mister Rogers SPONSORED BY (23) Great Performances by Bob Thaves CCiriNG MIRACLES 4.2' EA. prinit-in-o-minit COPYING DUPLICATING IS OUR BUSINESS Corner of MAC and ANN ST. 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Lansing doss So don't delay, sign up now. per Registration ends 11-9 79. Book Everett C. Olson, who also studies various vertebrate fossils, o group of 10 or more and sove 20°„. and Bruce Studer, chairperson of will give his first lecture today on terrestrial vertebrate animal systems. It will be held at 4 p.m. in 116 Natural Science Bldg. ASMSU Olson will speak at a geology seminar Thursday on Vertebrates Open M-F 12-10pm and the late Paleozoic era. The seminar will be held in 204 Natural Science Bldg. As part of this five-day lecture series, there will be a paleontology luncheon seminar on Friday, a natural science nar on Monday and a zoology seminar on Tuesday. Olson will Michigan State Radio Network FredmAstaire speak at each of these events. ■ DANCE This series is sponsored by the Office of the Dean of Natural ;ience, the Museum and the departments of Geology, Natural WBRS WMCD WMSN STUDIOS^ 2875 Northwind Dr. Suite 225 Science and Zoology. (behind Rainbow Ranch)d 351-1140 The public is welcome to attend. IRS sponsors Herman's free workshops today sale tax off-the-wall It is a rare treat to get something for nothing but when the something comes from the Internal Revenue Service it is rarer still. Tax workshops sponsored by the IRS will be offered to help new owners of small businesses to understand state and federal taxes. The workshops will be held at 9 a.m. today in Rm. 203 of the Federal Building in Lansing. racquetbalft best Reservations can be made by calling the IRS assistance number and asking for the Taxpayer Education Coordinator at extension 63674. on CROSS COURT® or DUNHILL Metal detector tells WINNING WAYS Aluminum racquet Women's Warmup Suit "A" beam construction for added tricks from treats Soft, durable triple knit power and durability. Large acrylic with smashing white sweetspot, aaa Meridian metal Township police are taking no chances this year of objects being hidden on Halloween candy to hurt striping ever raspberry or clipper blue. Women's S-L. leather grip. Q9T trick-ortreaters. reg. 14.99 w An officer with a metal detector will be stationed at two area McDonalds restaurants from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Wednesday to check bags for metal objects hidden in candy. The candy will also be visually inspected for any possible reg. $40 ^32 ^f\b. WILSON "Tomboy" ^ for Women Wilson's newest women's racquet! tampering, police said. The participating McDonald's locations are at 2040 Grand River NfVfiADIDAS' Men's Lightweight aluminum construction with Ave. in Okemos and 2763 E. Grand River Ave. in East Lansing. Itacquetball Outfit teardrop head shape and leather grip. NH/V m jAA Another Herman's sports firstl Polyester/cotton shirt features reg. 19.99 Halloween party, racquetball action figure on chest to make you look like a pro. c. OMEGA "Max" Pull-on, absorbent, all-terry shorts All-purpose, beginner-to-pro prizes and parade have Adidas® emblem on leg. White/naw outfit, Men's S-XL. racquet with rectangular head shape, "A" beam A Halloween party, complete with ghost story, goblins, and extrusion, prizes will be held at Jocundry's Books, 210 M.A.C. Ave., at 9 tonight. Sponsored by Jocundry's and Beggar's Banquet, 218 Abbott shlrM# $7 shorts leather quality jmAA grip. 41 Road, the annual event will feature a spooky reading of Edgar Allen SALE! Famous Maker reg. 22.99 I# Poe's "Telltale Heart," and prizes for the best costumes. LEACH "Bandido" The grand prize is dinner for two at Beggar's, and other winners Racquetball will receive books from Jocundry's. No one will be admitted to the Fiberglass Racquet store without a costume. Clothing After the party, participants will parade down the alley from Shirts in polyester/cotton; (not shown) orig, 22.9913.00 Jocundry's to Beggars, where the prizes will be awarded. Judging shorts in nylon or polyester/ will be done by District Judge Daniel L. Tschirhart and two other d. OMEGA "Regency" cotton. Men's S-XL. (not shown) local people. Modified teardrop 4"..9" head shape for power, flexibility and control. Quality tSfapptl ffimtr $10-$15 shirts & shorts reg. leather grip. h. CROSS COURT" reg. 29.99 i 2^99 mmt-fri 4 Eyeguards "Play it safe" and avoid e. VOIT Impact ,2fnrl injury with these quality eyeguards by Cross Court®, now specially priced at XC Ideal for the Herman's! control player. Gives the power of reg. 4.99 W aluminum plus the flexibility of SEAMCO #559 Iacquetballs fiberglass. Officially approved by the N.R.C. Made of the finest 36" rubber to ensure top f. performance and durablity. "Hilecher" Features Ektelon's largest orig. 2.99 t hitting surface, auadriform l Iw * head shape, JfcAAA Corner of M.A.C. t Albert short throat * length for M better control, orig. 48.99 LEACH HEAD Racquetball Bag Racquetball Bag HI*MMw qmittkk Plenty of room for all your Tough, canvas bag has 2S&* * SPECIALS* \wj2S gear. Sturdy canvas bag features handy wet pocket outside pocket for racquet and detachable shoulder strap. and more. 55f# WEDNESDAY flit* -MEGGERS MADNESS All Mugs of Beer 1/2 price %WB «» ~ reg. 10.99 reg. 22.99 15" SPECIAL HALLOWEEN PARTY! Herman's NiVift MV lift* Free Admission Downstairs to everyone dressed on sale thru AjM in a costume. _ nov. 4ggL>3 HI THURSDAY WORLD OF SPORTING GOODS *2* -PITCHER PARTY NIGHT tiHk All Pitchers V2 price Lansing Mall, Saginaw Highway • Monday thru Saturday 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. • Sunday Noon to 5 p.m. SPECIALS FIRE UP AT 8 P.M • Genesee Valley Mall, 3341 Linden Rd., Flint • Monday thru Saturday 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. • Sunday Noon to 5 p.m. jggg & RUN ALL NIGHT LONG • Twelve Oaks 27500 Novi Road, Novi • Monday thru Saturday 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. • Sunday Noon to 5 p.m. • Fairlane Town Center, Dearborn • Lakeside Mall, Sterling Heights • Northland Shopping Center, Southfield iS GG HKI BAND: VISION • Briarwood Mall, Ann Arbor • AMERICAN EXPRESS', VISA' & MASTER CHARGE" ACCEPTED