IhURSOAY Rain and possibly snow are in The State News the forecast for today, with temperatures in the low 40s. Snow flurries are also in the forecast for tonight and tomor VOLUME 73 NUMBER 159 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48824 NOVEMBER 8, 1979 Voting reflects E.L. Progressive influence By DEBBIE CREEMERS The The Dayton Hudson State News Staff Writer analyses were in depth, honest, and not just one¬ shopping center, which has appeared on the ballot for the past two The East Lansing Progressives decisively years, won by 61 votes at student polls. The proposal received 6,760 "yes" to 2,754 "no" influenced on-campus voting patterns, sided. We brought out good and bad points on both Czarnecki votes overall. Councilmember Alan Fox said Wednesday. and the parking ramp proposal. They were also written for Fox, who wrote the group's campus-circulated campaign literature with Ingham County students by students. FOX SAID CAMPUS voters heeded the Progressives' advice to the letter. Commissioner Mark Grebner, D-East Lansing, said student voters followed their Council He added t hey may have made Monsma's victory over Wilbur possible. By advising voters to vote for and proposition recommendations right down the line. —Councilmember Alan Fox Of the 13,831 Czarnecki, Fox said he believed the few hundred student voters who registered student voters in precincts 11 through 16 and 30 through 35, Wilburended up casting their ballots for Czarnecki, might have voted for 1,878 students cast votes in Tuesday's election. resulting in a narrow 268 vote margin Of the Council victors, they cast 1,288 of 6,472 votes for John Czarnecki, 1,723 of 5,566 by Monsma over Wilbur. EAST LANSING STUDENT voters also cast 1,906 yes votes to 295 no votes to pass t he lox said several aspects of the controversial votes for Larry Owen and 1,535 of 5,301 votes for Ralph Monsma. proposal to annex parts of Meridian Township to East Lansing. The measure passed 6,033 Progressive advisory brochure made it Students in these precincts also cast 173 of 733 votes for Kim Thomas Capello, 122 of particularly powerful. to 3,279. "The analyses were in depth, honest, and not 1,668 votes for Julius Hanslovsky and 672 of 5,138 votes for Tom Wilbur. just one sided," Fox said. "We brought out Proposal B, a bonding proposition for construction of a $2.4 million, multi-level parking good and bad points on both Czarnecki and the parking ramp proposal. They were also Incumbents John Czarnecki and Larry Owen, and candidate Ralph Monsma won the ramp to be located on the corner of Grove and Linden streets, fared equally well at the written for students by students." Grebner and Fox are both MSU election. students. polls. Out of 6,100 registered residence hall voters, Fox said about 2,000 made it to the polls. LANDLORDS. TENANTS DISPUTE Interest bill causes controversy By BRUCE BABIARZ Michigan law states that the security Hope Alexander, representing PIRGIM section of the bill is unfair because the State News Staff Writer deposit is legally the property of the tenant in Ann Arbor, testified that security landlord would have to spend extra time Tenant and landlord interest groups and Bullard argues that the interest on deposits are lawfully the money of tenants and money seeking a new tenant for the engaged in a verbal crossfire Tuesday night these deposits should also belong to the and therefore tenants should be able to apartment. over a proposed bill that would allow tenant. receive the interest from the deposits. Yvonne Nanasi, director of the Tenants tenants to collect interest on "The purpose of this bill is to give the security "They (large landlords) collect $3 to $4 Resource Center, said that the median rent deposits. tenant a cash rebate on the money million a year for security deposits," in the tri-county area is about $120 The bill, introduced by Rep. Perry per invested," said Stephen Victor, president of Alexander said. "They can invest the month and landlords charge one-and one- Bullard, D-Ann Arbor, was debated at a the Apartment Association of Michigan. money in stocks, bonds, time certificates half months rent as deposits. Nanasi's data public hearing of the Consumers Commit¬ "The reality is it's going to cost the and real estate." was based on 1970 census tracts. tee, when the bill is in its second draft. tenant and the landlord a lot of money," he Dan Cooper, an attorney for the Apart¬ About 40 of the estimated 60 persons at testified before the committee. ment Association of Michigan, said the bill "WHAT THAT COMES out to is about $4 the hearing testified before the committee will not have as great an impact on large million in interest free loans (to area on the pros and cons of the bill. VICTOR SAID THAT administrative and landlords as it will smaller ones. landlords)," Nanasi said. Tenant groups said similar legislation has mailing costs to the landlord would be more "A lot of consumer legislation does Public subsidized housing should be been in effect for about five years in 13 than the rebate in most cases and would backfire," Cooper said. "People will pull out exempt from returning security deposit states without any problems. force landlords to raise their rents. of the landlord business." interest, said Mary Levine of the Michigan State Housing Development Authority. JANET GREEN, SPOKESPERSON of Levine said the housing authority pro¬ MSU's Off-Campus Council, said that she vides low-cost housing for ADC and welfare Student aid programs represents about 20,000 dents off-campus stu¬ that support the legislation. persons. Interest from security deposits are recycled into maintaining the rental units. Green said that the issue is whether Rep. Lynn Jondahl, D-East Lansing, said landlords should be allowed to make money that an amendment ia being considered that allocated $60 billion off tenants' security deposit Several landlords money. testified that were would cut down landlords' office and mailing costs by rebating the interest in the upset with the bill as a whole and form of rent deductions. WASHINGTON (AP) — The House voted by a wide margin Wednesday night to particularly despised the "24 hour clause." Jondahl, chairperson of the Consumers Part of the bill requires landlords to return Committee, said that the committee will authorize about $60 billion for federal grants and loans to college students over the next a tenant's advance Not everyone in Boston is sold on Sen. Edward M. Kennedy's presi¬ five years. deposit within 24 hours hold a meeting to consider the arguments if the tenant decides not to move in. and proposals that were dential candidacy. This group outside Kaneuil Hall, where Kennedy House members rejected amendments that would have allowed the government to presented at the Landlords claimed that the 24 hour announced his running intentions Tuesday, was definitely anti-Kennedy. bypass state garnishment limits in collecting overdue loans and that would have public hearing. forbidden federal loan subsidies to families making more than $40,000 a year. The bill, approved 385-15, now goes to the Senate which is considering a separate version in committee. A number of present loan and grant programs would be expanded under the House bill. Senate approves 'HO ,House gdvotes ub today They include: • Expanding maximum awards from $1,800 to $2,160 in the 1981-82 school year for the By ROBERT PARRY IN RETURN FOR the House concession on defense, the Senate negotiators agreed to Basic Education Opportunity Grant programs of aid to families who can't afford to pay all Associated Press Writer higher levels for social spending demanded by the House. the college expenses of their children. Maximum awards would rise further in later years. WASHINGTON (AP) The Senate approved a compromise 1980 budget — Wednesday Disagreement over defense and social spending was a key factor in delaying • Increasing' the total money a student and his family can receive under the National night, accepting a $700 million cut in its demand for higher defense spending. congressional action on the budget for fiscal 1980, which started more than five weeks Direct Student Loan program from $10,000 to $12,000 for graduate or professional By a 65-27 vote, the Senate sent the $547.6 billion compromise spending package to the ago. students, from $5,000 to $6,000 for students who have completed two years of study from House, which is scheduled to consider it today. "In the end, each House seems to have achieved its own priorities," said Sen. Edmund $2,500 to $3,000 for all others. S. Muskie, I) Maine, Senate Budget Committee chairperson. Limits also would be expanded for the Guaranteed Student Loan program, which Rep. The compromise budget calls for a $29.8 billion deficit, about $2 billion more than was recorded in fiscal 1979, the budget year that ended Muskie said the compromise budget still represents a policy of fiscal restraint, John Erlenborn, R-Ill., wanted to restrict to families with adjusted gross incomes of less Sept. 30. "dictated by the continuing need to fight inflation, the nation's most pressing concern." than $40,000 a year. The Senate had demanded a 3 percent increase above inflation for defense spending in The one remaining obstacle to full House and Senate agreement is the Senate's demand House members voted 21-16 against an amendments by Rep. Thomas Tauke, R-Iowa, fiscal 1980. However, the increase was cut to 2.5 percent "real" growth in a House Senate for $3.6 billion in legislative savings that were included in May's target who wanted to give the government authority to take overdue loan payments out of the conference committee. budget but so far not enacted. wages of the borrowers — even if those garnisheed amounts were more than allowed by Although a reduction, the defense figure was generally seen as a victory for the Senate The Senate's version of the budget still contains the demand for the cuts. However, the various states' laws. since the House raised its military outlaw figure by $1.3 billion. The House also accepted House Democratic leadership will seek to delete that requirement when the House Tauke told colleagues that the government is unable to collect in as many as 22,000 the higher Senate figure of $141.2 billion in defense budget authority, which obligates the considers the budget today. cases at present because of state garnishment laws. government to spending beyond the current fiscal year. If the House makes that change, the budget would be sent back to the Senate. American hostages still held; oil port 'open' By The Associated Press said about 200 Americans had left Iran on The U.S. government urged remaining Americans to leave Iran Wednesday as at Iranians seize commercial flights since the embassy By WILIAM GI.ASGALL AP Business Writer Iranian officials the Japanese embassy in Iran as three Japanese tankers were being saying loaded takeover. It urged the 300 to 400 still in the NEW YORK - The State Department at the port, and several sources least two more U.S. citizens were reported said a country to leave. Department who and oil companies said Wednesday that seized and placed with some 60 hostages held by students demanding that the more Americans; sources did not want to be identified said some U.S. citizens working on construction and tech tankers were being loaded at Iran's main deny shutdown Norwegian flag tanker left Kharg Island for Korea early Wednesday after receiving its United States hand over the shah for trial. Persian Gulf oil terminal despite reports nical assistance projects had no plans to American hostages held in the U.S. Embassy in Iran are being "pushed around, envoys depart depart immediately. the port had been shut down. Wholesale home heating oil prices rose sharply in the of main oil port IN A TEHRAN Radio interview moni¬ United States. tored by the British Broadcasting Corp. in abused, intimidated and mishandled," but America did not extradite Shah Mohammad STATE DEPARTMENT SPOKESPER said the White House does not have any there is no evidence that any have been Reza Pahlevi, ousted last January in Reports of a shutdown at the Kharg London, Oil Minister Ali Akbar Mo'Infar SON Hodding Carter indicated official Island port, information that would suggest Iran had said, "there has not been the slightest break seriously injured, a U.S. official said late Khomeini's Islamic Revolution. possibly due to local labor surprise over Khomeini's reported refusal troubles, also were denied by the oil halted oil shipments to the United States or in the exports of Iran's oil." Wednesday. to meet with the U.S. envoys. He said "we minister and national oil company of Iran, other countries. "Both the refinery in Abadan and the The official, who asked that he not be THE UNITED STATES HAS refused to have had enough contact with them to which supplies up to 5 percent of U.S. oil. But Sen. Henry M. Jackson, D Wash., oil loading terminals at Kharg Island are identified, said there was no evidence that extradite the shah, hospitalized in New get authorization for the mission." But wholesale spot market prices for said one U.S. tanker was turned away from functioning," said a National Iranian Oil Co. any of the estimated 60 American hostages York for cancer, to face what the ayatollah He said the trip was specifically approved home heating oil continued to rise sharply, Iran's major oil port Tuesday in an action official in a telephone interview from held in the U.S. Embassy in Tehran have calls crimes and corruption against the been "beaten, stabbed or shot." by Iranian officials. The mission is led by and there were reports some U.S. compa that was followed by a general shutdown. Tehran. state. former Attorney Genera) Ramsey Clark, nies' tankers may be facing delays in "All you can go by are the facts and the But in a Tehran Radio broadcast moni¬ U.S. officials said the Iranians have In London, the British Broadcasting who met with the Ayatollah facts are they're not moving," said Jackson, tored in Kuwait, Mo'Infar said "Iran will brought new weapons into the embassy Corp. reported without attribution that two during his exile loading. in Paris and urged the United States to "Rumors are flying everywhere," said a chairperson of the Senate Energy Commit consider cutting oil shipments" to the compound, including machine guns. Americans were taken from the Hilton Tehran radio said Ayatollah Ruhollah Hotel in Tehran and reject the shah's regime and contact source at a U.S. oil company. The source, United States if Shah Mohammad Reza put with the hostages Khomeini. Its other member is William who asked not to be identified, said one of I'ahlavi "is not extradited." Khomeini would not meet with two special at the embassy. BBC television also Miller, a Senate committee aide. his company's tankers "has been waiting IT WAS NOT clear from Jackson's Iranian oil jitters continued to push spot envoys sent to Iran by President Carter in reported Americans were being rounded up The two left Washington Tuesday night since Saturday" for oil. comments whether he had information that market prices high in the United States and hopes of winning freedom for the Ameri- around Tehran. after held since Sunday at the U.S. conferring with President Carter. all Iranian oil exports were shut down or if abroad although analysts and Energy Another Tehran radio report monitored Tehran radio did not say whether "WE BELIEVE U.S. companies are being only the United States was affected. Secretary Charles W. Duncan maintained Embassy in Tehran. by the BBC said three Americans were Khomeini would also refuse to meet with a singled out," he said, "but also are led to "We have got vessels in the area and they we that domestic supplies were adequate. "Should the U.S.A. hand over to Iran the prevented from leaving the country on a special Palestine Liberation Organization believe this i« a need for homeowners to deposed shah — this enemy No. 1 of our commercial flight because of problems with temporary |ituation." are keeping in touch with our tanker "There's no nation — and give up espionage against our their documents. It delegation going to Iran in efforts to free "They're being very selective," Onnic company, and as far as we know the oil port panic," said Vincent Sgro, editor of the Oil quoted the airport the hostages. The PLO group was Marashian, editor in-chief of the daily at Kharg Island is still operating," said a movement, the way would then be open for general "already Buyers' Guide, a newspaper which covers manager as saying the problems on the way" to Tehran, said a newspaper Piatt's Oilgram News, said of talks about certain relations which are in were resolved and the group would leave spokesperson spokesperson for British Petroleum Co. in oil markets. for U.N. Secretary General Kurt Wald the Iranians. Iiondon. There's plenty of heating oil around," he the nation's interest," Khomeini was quoted Thursday. heim. State Department spokesperson Hodding British Petroleum buys an estimated said. But wholesale spot market prices for as saying in the radio broadcast, monitored The airport manager also denied reports Carter said in Washington, "it is my in Kuwait and London. 385,000 barrels a day of Iranian oil and is the fuel jumped 4 cents to 98 cents a gallon that a number of Americans trying to leave U.S. NATIONAL SECURITY advisor The broadcast denied reports Iran had understanding that at this point there is no Iran's largest single customer. The United Wednesday. The rise came on top of a Iran were prevented from doing so after Zbigniew Brzezinski welcomed the support halted oil shipments to the United States interruption in those shipments from the States receives about 700,000 barrels of 6 cent increase Tuesday. completing airport formalities, it said. of the PLO mission, saying: "Anybody who port." Iranian oil daily. The spot market includes trades not but said it would consider doing so if In Washington, the State i continued Department on page 5) Presidential Press Secretary Jody Powell In Tokyo, the Kyodo news agency quoted covered by long term supply contracts. 2 Michigon State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday. November 8, 1979 State News Kennedy By DONALD M. ROTHBERG last announces presidential election, "we silence and then turned to his candidacy president can marshal the ener¬ advance. It is willing to make a Wire Digest Associated Press Writer told that Americans were were wife, seated on the stage gies of the people and provide a stand. And so am I." BOSTON (AP) Sen. honest, - loving, good, decent behind him, and said, "Joan?" sense of direction." Enumerating what he called Edward M. Kennedy declared and compassionate. Now, the Joan Kennedy stepped for¬ stark failures, Kennedy said Wednesday he will seek the people are blamed for every ward and said, to cheers and "workers are forced to take a "FOR MANY MONTHS, he presidency in 1980 because national ill and scolded as applause, "I look forward to second job to make ends meet President Carter has failed to said, "we have been sinking greedy, wasteful and mired in campaigning for him." because wages are rising only into crisis. We have no clear provide leadership to a country malaise." half as fast as prices. Families that is "willing, even anxious, summons from the center of SHE ADDED THAT she Focus:World to be on the march again." The Massachusetts Demo "WHICH IS IT?" he asked. Did we change so much in these soon would talk to reporters, "and I hope to answer all the power . . . "Government falters. Fear go into debt and suffer real financial hardship to educate their children. This year the crat, last of the Kennedy three years? Or is it because spreads that our leaders have questions you might have on poorest 10 percent of our brothers and heir to modern resigned themselves to retreat. S. Korean gov't loosens grip, frees dissident a our present leadership does not your minds today." population must pay 119 per¬ political dynasty, made his an understand that we are willing, Seated with Kennedy's wife "This country is not prepared cent of their incomes for the nouncement in Boston's historic even anxious, to be on the on the platform were the to sound retreat. It is ready to necessities of life. SEOUL, South Korea (AP) South Former President Yun Po-sun, who Faneuil Hall, listing what he march again?" couple's three children, Kara, Korea on Wednesday ended the three had been held under close house arrest called stark failures of Carter The most dramatic moment 19, Edward M. Jr., 18, and administration domestic poli year house arrest of a major dissident since 1976, freed, then immediately of the announcement came Patrick Joseph, 12. Rosalyn Carter was who says his release indicates the echced his fellow dissidents' calls for when Kennedy was asked Other Kennedy family mem¬ Then he left on a sweeping government is loosening the repressive free elections of Parks' successor. Park whether his wife, Joan, who has bers, including Jacqueline Ken¬ campaign trip taking him from lived in Boston apart from the nedy Onassis and Ethel Ken¬ policies of assassinated President Park was killed Oct. 26 by his intelligence Maine to Oklahoma, with stops senator, would nedy, the widows of John and Chung-hee. The same day came another hint there chief and the military the country since. has had control of in New Hampshire, Illinois, Tennessee, Florida, South him. campaign for Kennedy supporters in the Robert Kennedy, were seated in the front row. Also given a visits Cambodia might be a change in the authoritarian Kim Young-sam, leader of the major Carolina and Connecticut. crowded hall booed the ques¬ place of honor with the family course Park set: South Korea's Deputy opposition party, again called for free Kennedy said that before the WASHINGTON (AP) President Carter tion. But Kennedy motioned for was Mayor Jane Byrne of — on Wednesday sent Premier Shin Hyon-hwack gave the first his wife Rosalyn four-day mission to Thailand's elections and warned that if the next Chicago, who recently endorsed on a refugee official indication that the government is camps "to observe at first hand the consequences of the horrible president is chosen under the present Kennedy's presidential bid tragedy that is occurring there." considering amending the constitution constitution, "there may be some dis¬ after first indicating she was Park wrote to ensure his one-man rule. order and instability.' Klan given copy learning toward supporting Carter. The First Lady and a delegation of aides, including the U.S. surgeon general, left Andrews Air Force Base, Md., with a request from the president to assess the obstacles to After leaving the hall, Ken¬ delivery of food and medical supplies to Cambodia and its people who have fled into Soviets celebrate Bolshevik anniversary of anti-KKK rally nedy spoke briefly to the crowd outside, asking whether "it is Thailand. The president said the warring factions in Cambodia — forces MOSCOW time to put America back to (AP) The Soviet military ing off the annual anniversary celebra¬ GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) A who identified himself loyal to the deposed Pol Pot regime and the government in Phnom — man as a work again?" The crowd displayed its muscle, Russian workers tion. member of the Ku Klux Klan Penh backed by Vietnam — were placing "unwarranted obstacles" marched in solidarity with the Com¬ was given a copy of the parade responded with cheers. in the way of food deliveries. Western diplomats believe Kosygin is permit for an anti-Klan rally two days before gunmen killed five In his speech, Kennedy said munist Party and 72-year-old President ill. Soviet "We have no political motives. We have one sources say he is resting at the persons at the demonstration, police acknowledged on Wednes¬ that "when present difficulties single commitment, Leonid I. Brezhnev showed himself still and that is to stop the suffering and the starvation Black Sea, but do not comment on his day. among these grow so large that they unfortunate people," Carter said in a ceremony on the White able to climb to the top of Lenin's health. Police Capt. J.W. Hilliard said officers had conferred with the threathen the essential confi House South Lawn before his wife departed for mausoleum. Brezhnev looked fit as he made the city attorney before giving the man a copy of the permit, which dence of the nation, only the Bangkok just after dawn. Possibly ailing, Premier Alexei N gave the precise location of the approximately 40-foot climb to the top "It's important that we main¬ Kosygin was absent from the showy of Lenin's tomb in the blustery, snowy rally. According to Hilliard, the tain our commitment and our military parade in Red Square that weather. city attorney advised that the to all the starving U.S. negotiators stalled concern marked the 62nd anniversary Wednes The Soviet leader, the permit was a public record and subject of re¬ therefore could not be with people there, regardless of day of the 1917 Bolshevik revolution. curring rumors about his health, stopped held. their political affiliation, re¬ The 75-year-old Kosygin, who has not halfway to the top of the mausoleum to Several carloads of white gardless of the circumstances been seen in public since Oct. 17, also WASHINGTON (AP) — Two American indefinitely "pending clarification." under which they suffer," the wave to a contingent of drove up to the anti-Klan foreign guests men emissaries sent to negotiate the release of President Carter sent Clark and Miller to president said. skipped a gala rally Tuesday night kick¬ below. rally Saturday morning and some 60 Americans held hostage in the U.S. Tuesday night to meet with government Mrs. Carter said, "This is a opened fire, killing five persons Embassy in Tehran were stalled in Turkey leaders in Tehran. on tragic situation and our whole and wounding nine others. Wednesday when Iranian leaders refused to But as Clark and Miller undertook their Chinese dissident loses court appeal Fourteen persons have been let them into the country. country is concerned and I want mission, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, Iran's to go also to see what every charged in the shootings. Ramsey Clark, a former U.S. attorney PEKING Hilliard refused during a religious revolutionary leader, insisted that American can do to help." (AP) — Prison claimed its When he emerges from prison Wei general, and William Miller, a staff member no Iranian official had been authorized to She was accompanied famous Chinese dissident Wednes¬ news conference to comment of by most will be stripped of his political rights for on a Senate committee, were reported by the whether negotiate with them. Surgeon General Julius B. day and on the same day a new poster three years. He has no further right of police kept the man State Department to be waiting in Ankara An Iranian government broadcast, moni¬ Richmond: Jean Young, wife of under surveillance after he got for further instruction. on Democracy Wall decried a lack of appeal. the parade permit and would tored in Kuwait, demanded that the deposed former U.N. ambassador State Department spokesperson support for the fledgling democracy not elaborate Hodding Shah Mohammad Raza Pahlavi, now in a New Andrew Young; Richard Hol¬ He was convicted Oct. 17 in a six-hour on the man's Carter said the two emissaries, movement. carrying a York hospital for cancer treatment, be brooke, assistant secretary of trial open only to the official press and identification. Wei personal message from President Carter to returned for trial as a war criminal before state for East Asian and Pacific Jingsheng, a 29-year-old maga¬ ticket holders. The Peking Iranian leaders, People's high would remain in Turkey any talks could be held. affairs, and former Sen. Harold zine editor, lost the appeal of his 15- year sentence for counter-revolutionary court hearing the appeal upheld the Hughes, D-Iowa. sentence Tuesday after 3 and-one-half activities. He was convicted of supplying hours. The foreign press was not admit military secrets about last winter's Viet¬ ted. nam invasion to a foreigner, and agitat¬ ing for overthrow of the system. Wei After Wei's conviction, the U.S. State was editor of the radical Reflections Department protested the stiff sentence, magazine. calling it surprising and disappointing. FocussNation Senate defeats synthetic fuel bill WASHINGTON (AP) The Senate minate creation of a five-member inde¬ easily defeated an attempt Wednesday pendent corporation with authoritv to to sharply scale down the size of Pre hand out billions of dollars in loans and sident Carter's proposed $20 billion loan Ond price guarantees. synthetic fuels program. The $20 billion would be By a vote of 57-37, the Senate set spent over the next four or five aside a $3 billion synthetic fuels mea¬ years by energy sure urged by critics of the companies willing to invest in commer¬ synthetic fuel cial development of plants to extract oil program, a crucial element of the pre¬ sident's energy plan. and gas from coal, oil shale and tar A close vote had been expected and sands. Vice President Walter F. Mondale was Carter's supporters cited the uncertain on hand in case his vote was needed to supply of oil from Iran and said only if a break a tie. big synthetic fuels program is sponsored More challenges are expected to the by the government will the United States proposal, including attempts to eli¬ reduce its dependence on foreign oil. Town elects officials after 10 years MARENGO, Ind. (AP) It had been 40 the last election in 1937 or 1938 no years since folks in this tiny, barren one remembers for sure when it was community elected local officials, but the jobs of town treasurer and town they turned out en masse this time board members had simply been passed — nearly 90 percent of the registered on to willing friends of the incumbents. voters. Indiana law doesn t require elections ALWAYS AN IN-SEASON SHOW OF FRESH FISH. They walked down from the hills to to be held on a regular basis, said John AND THATS NO SONG AND DANCE. the town hall by Brandywine Creek on N. Shanks, executive director of the Talk about "fresh"! Our ocean perch Tuesday to enter their votes in make¬ State Election Board. shift polls with torn sheets tacked up for privacy. "If there are no candidates, if no one files, the incumbents hold over. If there PARAMOUNT fish are so fresh we can't list them on the menu. The selec¬ are among fa- gnj vorites. Light and flaky, jusl They "Just even checking waited on street corners. out the polls, just cur¬ ious," said one resident. is only one slate of candidates, then they re considered elected plained. "What you find in Marengo is he ex¬ M18S0CENTER tion changes all the time. We / take a look at , picked from And if that d< bring the house The issue was not lower taxes or fairly typical. There are some situations the day's catch, paved streets or try our new menu NEW even candidates. where the same family has held office then offer you The issue of beef and a was the right to vote. Since for more than 20 years. the best. Sole, swordfish, lake trout, flounder, scrod and Texas jury deliberates conspiracy ease FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) The jury of capital murder or conspiracy to com¬ IS OUR MIDDLE NAME DURING began pondering 12 weeks of testimony mit capital murder. Both carry penalties Wednesday, trying to weed out the facts of five to 99 years or life in prison. CHILDRENS BOOK WEEK Live entertain¬ from the fiction in the trial of millionaire NOV '8 ment Tuesday industrialist Cullen Davis, charged with Davis, 46, his third wife. Karen and his niece, Kay Davis, sat in the back row through Sunday trying to hire someone to kill his divorce evenings. of the courtroom to wait. judge. The eight-man, three-woman jury The case was tried once before, in the 12th juror broke her leg several Houston, but a jury there deadlocked weeks ago and was dismissed 8-4 for conviction last January. got a night's sleep after receiving the case Davis was acquitted in 1977 by an Tuesday evening. Amarillo jury in the Fort Worth killing of The jury can acquit Davis or convict his 12-year old Call for reservations stepdaughter Andrea him on one of two charges solicitation Wilborn. 537E.GRAND RIVER Michigon Stote News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 8, 1979 3 ASMSU board approves banner contests funding By PAUL CURTIS with no restrictions on maximum dimen several councils and the Board of State News Staff Writer sions, and Trustees, judging will go on throughout the and then the president before it Funds for the sign and banner contests can go into rally. effect. for the rally to protest high tuition rates In other action, the board approved the Scott Denison, College of Social Science Nov. 14 were approved by the ASMSU revised Academic Freedom Report, a representative, was elected to a city council student board. Tuesday night. lengthy document which deals with all seat in Gibraltar, south of Detroit. He has The student board plans to spend $280 for aspects of student academic rights. resigned from the ASMSU student board to an aerial sign that will circle the stadium The report still must be approved by return to his hometown. during the Minnesota game Saturday. A prize of $100 will go to the winners of the banner contest, and $50 to the winner of the sign contest. ASMSU Comptroller Jim Peterson nounced that he will leave his post Jan. 1, 1980 because of a winter internship. an Irouble Shooter The comptroller has not recommended a replacement for his post to the student board yet. Peterson also announced to the board that more than $3,000 has been spent on the tuition rally. If you have a problem you can't solve, or a question you can't The rally might help the student cause, answer, write or stop by to see the Troubleshooter at 343 but it will be a long term struggle, Student Services Bldg. Troubleshooter is the State News legislators in Lansing told Steve Wachs service which guns down problems, sticks up for your rights and berg, ASMSU board member. shoots for answers. Anita Miars. a child development and teaching major, is learning a thing or two herself from the children she is instructing in "basic Plavdough" principles. It's part of a program called "Art for EDUCATION IS IN the middle of the sponsored by the art department. Three times during the term, Elementary Teachers " priority list and the legislators believe the art department so that art education elementary school children from the area visit education would help solve many social majors can refine their teaching skills. On Aug. 25,1979 I sent for "The Crash Loss Diet problems, especially unemployment, Program" from Milburn Products. I included an $18.95 money orderi for a 30-day supply (with my letter but I never received Wachsberg said. the program. I've written to the The student body presidents of Oakland company twice, once in a certified letter, but never got a response. Can you help me get either the product or a refund? COURT SUIT TO DECIDE and Wayne State universities and the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor might R.B. attend the rally, he added. Medical Technology You should be skin and bones come December. Trouble Shooter made one The board also funded money to pay simple call to Milburn Products in New Jersey and your diet program was put in the mail. You can workers to call people the night before the Annexation battle not over rally. The money bills did not pass without negative input from some of the board expect to receive your purchase next week and to be in a bikini come winter break. I am with the MSI Mexican van. The Mountaineering (Tub and we are looking for the cheapest way to get to Mexico this winter break. One of our suggestions was to rent a University members. Henry Sosa thought the rally was only problem is that we don't know who to talk to for permission. Does T rouble By SUSIE BENKELMAN Warren denied both motions, Shooter? indicating that Meridian's charges turning into somewhat of a spectacle. State News Staff Writer should be brought up after the election. Whether Ingham County "While we're at it, let's sell appliances," D.T. Meridian Township is continuing its fight to keep parts of East will again file a cross-motion is still in question, county attorney Engineering Complex from being annexed to East Lansing, despite the almost Unless the club can prove that you will be in Mexico on "official Larry Salstrom said. The rules for the sign contest are: the University business" it two-to-one vote Tuesday in favor of the annexation. "At this point in time, we have not determined what type of looks as if you may have to set your limits to Mt. sign does not have a size limit, but it must Brighton this winter. Automotive A motion was filed by Meridian Township in late October, asking motions we will file, if any," Salstrom said. Services' motor pool regulations state that to rent an be carried by one person only. The sign University vehicle, the trip must be that Judge Jack W. Warren avoid a court trial and decide in their for official University business, authorized Salstrom said that if the county files a motion, it will try to set the must be carried during the rally. by a faculty or staff member and have an favor regarding the suit filed by Meridian Township Sept. 7. The MSU account number. Buena suerte!!! hearing for the same date as Meridian Township's motion. Banners must be at least six feet long, date for hearing the motion is set for Dec. 12. The motion is similar to one filed last month by Meridian Meridian Township's suit, filed Sept. 7, is based on six counts, one being the question of the constitutionality of the Charter Township. The township claims that an amendment to the Michigan Township Act. Charter Township Act may be unconstitutional. The act provides the county clerk with the jurisdiction of scheduling annexation elections. Meridian Township also charge that they will be deprived of $117,000 in state and federal revenue sharing funds if the CATA improves service a bestseller Meridian Township charges that County Clerk Lingg Brewer annexation is carried through. Some of the funding, along with now in should have followed Michigan Boundary Commission guidelines. liquor licenses, is based on the population of 3,200, which the The Boundary Commission statute gives exclusive jurisdiction in annexation matters to that commission. township would lose with the annexation. The township's suit also claims that civil rights of Meridian for handicapper riders residents have been violated because residents living outside the IN THE SIMILAR motion filed last month By MICHAEL VEH vehicles, CATA is attempting regular SPEC TRAN vehicle is Ingham County filed a annexation area were not allowed to vote. Of the 3,200 residents in cross-motion asking for dismissal of the suit. The county claimed the "pistol area," about 2,300 are registered voters. Ninety-four of State News Staff Writer to expand service by using unavailable. A plan to add two additional standard taxi cabs. Tbe taxi would stiii cost tbe that Meridian Township was a creature of the state and lacks legal those voters voted in Tuesday's election with 73 approving the special transportation vehicles If cooperation can be ob¬ user 50 cents and CATA would capacity to sue the county. proposal. during peak usage hours was tained from the cab companys, pay the rest of the cab fee. approved by the CATA Board CATA will call a taxi to fill a Leonard said he was uncer- of Directors Wednesday. SPEC TRAN request when a I continued on 10) New situations, changing lifestyle The Capital Area Transpor tation Authority's SPEC page BREW YOUR OWN BEER TRAN service provides trans COMING MON. Free information portation to handicappers by EDDIE HARRIS BEER GEAR cause increase women drinkers of using lift equipped vehicles. The vehicles location upon are sent telephone to a re- LIZARD'S UNDERGROUND Box 25093 N Lansing, Mi 48909 By MOLLY MIKA to one over new male drinkers, MORE WOMEN ARE effects of their drinking. The new system would be State News Staff Writer The number of women drink Rhines said Wednesday at the Women's Resource Center drinking because of the of pres¬ situations," Rhines "Women can be well on the more efficient than the current The ARMENIAN STUDENT ORGANIZA¬ "Draws one sure new way to alcoholism before the demand and response system, ers and women alcoholics is growing fast, said Sharlene brownbag lunch. Recent studies estimate that said, "situations that women traditionally have not been family realizes it, and when it is revealed by the family, they Richard Leonard, CATA plan ning manager said. TION welcomes all students to its fall irresistibly Rhines of the MSU Advisory about one-third of the nine or 10 taught to deal with." often try to hide it," she said. Currently, 40 to 50 requests DANCE-EXTRAVAGANZA, this FRIDAY, into the Committee on Substance million alcoholics in the United for service each day must be NOV. 9th at 8:30 p.m. in the CAPTAIN S Abuse. States are women. Many of these women are not being helped because society "EITHER MOM IS an em turned down due to the un ROOM at SHAW HALL. Don't miss this world In the last 25 years, the Rhines attributes the rising barrassment to them or they number of new women drinkers number of women drinkers to attaches stigmas to women think they're being kind by not availability of vehicles, Leonard said. unique and exciting experience! of the wolf." alcoholics, she added. -San Francisco Examiner has increased by a ratio of two their changing lifestyles. exposing her drinking problem. Under the A woman alcoholic is tagged new plan, the But they're killing her with with the moral stigma of alco¬ kindness." availablity of service is in¬ A 5795 holism and is doubly stigma When men drink excessively, creased while fares and terri 0SCRIBNERS Correction tized because it has always been considered "unladylike" they often get into trouble on the tories remain unchanged. Additional personnel would job or with the law, for women to be drunk, Rhines be It incorrectly reported that 44 percent of the registered Rhines added. required to administer the Six was appeal* voters in East "But alcoholic don't service. CATA would also face Lansing showed up at the polls Tuesday. The women correct number is 24 Women are society's "hidden usually fight, destroy property additional costs under a plan for percent. drinkers" because their tradi or assault another person. In supplementing its services with tional roles in the home have stead they sit at home and are the aid of taxi companies. enabled them to disguise the quiet about their drinking. Correction In addition to adding the two It was incorrectly stated in Wednesday's State News that merlin says: MSU's 34th annual High School Newspaper Day, sponsored by the MSU School of Journalism will be held on Friday. The article should have stated the workshop will be held today in the Union. HOW BOUT A SALE? BLUE JEANS 20-40% off MEN'S SHIRTS 20-60% off LADIES'TOPS 20-50% off DENIM VESTS 40% off MEN'S DRESS PANTS 50-75% off Friday. 11979 7 p.m. 11 p.m. The best in quality hair-care does not cost more. , Okemos 349-0431 i Catch the CATA bus to Meridian Mall \ Opinion VIEWPOINT: SHOPPING AND ZONING School prayer Controversy didn't end Tuesday should be allowed By JIM PAQIIET The article on the mall advisory vote development" question. The article as¬ serted that the ability of the mall "to attract or the probable use of, additional public land." The "park" will be bounded on one points raised in the original article. I hope this letter is not taken negatively by the which appeared in the Oct. 29 State News other commercial development" will be side by a 2,700 car parking lot and on three State News staff writers, but rather, I hope Students should be allowed to pray in school^ as long as their prayer was very disturbing. I learned from Michael reduced "due, primarily, to the mall sides by four-lane roads. Another road will it will spur further inquiry into what has does not infringe upon the rights of other students. Any prayer in school Veh, the staff writer who wrote the article, structure being moved further from Lake bisect the "park." The need for so much become a complex issue. If it does, please that his sources of information were the Lansing Road, where it would be less concrete leads discussion of the should be entirely voluntary, and no student should feel pressured to me to a don't stop with the issues I have raised DaytonHudson Site Plan and the city staff visible..." That statement is not only false, contributions the article makes to an here, there are many more that have take part in a prayer. Individual freedoms must be respected if prayer is report on the mall proposal. The article was but it is also ridiculous! To hold otherwise is understanding of the traffic issue. received only limited coverage. The energy allowed in school. essentially a reprint, without attribution, of to imply that the visibility of the mall is The article stated thai the mall new impact of the mall is one. The "national mall An individual's freedom to pray should also be respected, however. much of the information contained therein. some significant commercial advantage to a proposal shows a 42 percent reduction in policy" currently being formulated in After the Supreme Court ruled to ban prayer in schools, students had It is unfortunate that the author and his neighboring business. Strip development traffic over the original proposal. That Washington, and the impact it will have on editor failed to analyze the information thrives where there is heavy traffic. The sounds impressive, but there are two to go somewhere else if they wished to pray. A period during the day in critically and question the basic assump¬ fact that the mall will generate an increased the ability of the city of East Lansing to which a student is allowed to silently pray, or meditate in the classroom problems. First, the figures supplied by obtain federal funds to finance improve¬ tions behind the "facts." The result was an traffic flow in its general vicinity and draw Dayton Hudson's consultants are subject to ments necessitated by the mall, is another. would be a restful moment of the day, and would harm no one. School article that offered only one perspective on traffic from many miles away to the be challenged. Second, the citing of any A third issue concerns who will have access days, especially those in grade school, are often hectic enough. the "new" mall, while presenting mis¬ northeast corner of East Lansing are far statistics which address only the relative to the highly touted "recreational lake" Under current state law, school boards in Michigan may give students leading and erroneous information. more salient factors to strip developers impacts of Mall A and Mall B shed little Dayton-Hudson has said it will build. The most glaring errors in the article than the distance of the mall from the road. light on the real traffic issue. The issue is time to meditate during the school day. This is a good law. School boards There is plenty of concerned the housing that will allegedly The article further obscures strip devel¬ not that the "new" mall will decrease traffic digging to do on the which give students periods of silence to allow ruminations or prayers issues surrounding the mall, and any accompany the mall. The article stated that opment r.: a real issue by stating that relative to the old one. The real issue is that would be doing a good service to students. "the developers expect to open the mall in experience gained now is bound to be useful Dayton-Hudson's offer to deed 18 acres of the new mall will mean an absolute increase in the future. More and A recent measure approved by Michigan's House Education more people are 1981 and build 100 housing units per year land to the city is "a major concession" in automobile traffic, an estimated 24,000 Committee would require school districts to provide that time. ..." That statement is false! The developer, which will "prevent strip development." It more cars on East coming to realize that citizens can't afford Lansing streets daily. to let sprawl Dayton-Hudson, will not build any housing. is reasonable to conclude that there will not Many other issues have been raised by developments go unchal¬ Although some might complain that this involves another instance of lenged. These issues will be raised again. Dayton-Hudson has not agreed to finance be a McDonalds built on the limited the mall proposal, but I promised myself I government limiting the freedom of local groups, such as school boards, any housing. All Dayton-Hudson will do is frontage along Lake Lansing Road that is would confine my criticism to a few of the Paquel is a concerned East Lansing citizen the state should provide a good educational environment for all students "allow" the land to be zoned for residential deeded to the city. However, the city does in Michigan. A meditation period would help provide that environment, usage and "exercise its best efforts to not, and will not, own the land to the east and the state is not wrong in requiring school boards to do so. secure a developer" according to the and to the west of the parcel. Anyone who is If passed, however, the measure would require for a daily period of agreement it has with the city. While inclined to over value the "barrier" this will what is termed "non-instructional, voluntary prayer". This could be zoning is necessary to make a housing present to strip development, need only development a reality, it is not sufficient to check the impact of a comparably sized area radically different from a period set aside for just mediation in which a make it so. East Lansing residents cannot of green space near the Lansing Mall. student would be able to pray if he wished. What is meant by assume that the mall and the housing are a Here's a tip for those of you who can't find it "non-instructional" and "voluntary" must be made clear. In no way package deal. They are not. Dayton-Hudson amid the sea of signs on West Saginaw; should a period be set aside, by a school board specifically for, say, will build a shopping mall. Given the right there is a golf course east of Waverly Road economic conditions, someday, someone, and south of Saginaw. fundamentalist Baptists to pray. If there are 29 Baptists in a classroom The 18 acres of land around the Lansing may build the housing. and one (for the sake of this example) Muslim or Jew, then that lone The second major problem I have with Mall are being promoted as a park site in an person would definitely feel out of place. If this occurred in grade school, the article (and the city staff report for that area where the city, according to the staff when children are highly impressionable, then that non-christian child matter) is its treatment of the "strip report, "has not... identified the need for, might feel alienated or feel that something was wrong with his/her religion. A period set aside for prayer should in no way define what that prayer should be, nor should a teacher or other role model imply that one type of prayer is recommended. As long as these points are clarified then a state law which allows students a period of prayer would be a good law. Conclusions are not understood In response to Thursday's letter pro contractor will pull money in hand over fist, pounding the beneficial effects the Dayton as contractors usually do. And of course, Hudson Mall would have on East Lansing, I the Dayton-Hudson Corp. will earn enough must disagree with the conclusion arrived profits to send the dividends up signifi¬ at by Park, Wenner, and Piper. I do agree cantly. with their reasons. I must concur that if This is just another example of the their figures are accurate, these gentlemen capitalist elite giving the proverbial shaft to are quite correct in saying that the existing the middle and lower classes. Homeowners residential tax base is far too heavy and the will still pay the same tax rate, the tax laws tax burden should be re distributed in a won't change and the new mall will only pay more equitable level. However, the answer its disproportionate amount of taxes. to their woes does not lie with the Another factor that was not brought up Dayton-Hudson mall, rather with an amend¬ by the CBEL is the environmental factor. A ment of the city's property tax laws. mall would create more waste with less The question nobody seems to have asked undeveloped land left in the community. is who stands to profit from this mall? The The time has come to take a stand against Citizens for a Better East Lansing would those myopic, capitalist elites that continue Poor review of Met hen v concert undoubtedly contend the citizens of East to deprive us of a clean environment just to Ross Boissoneau's review of the concert Lansing would. (A thousand pardons, the build a mall here and make a substantial clumsily describes here is simply the sound full time citizens of East Lansing would.) by the Pat Metheny Band displayed a weak of a bass, which is hardly a just complement profit. The negative aspects outweigh any grasp of musical awareness and absolutely to Egan's unique tone. Unfortunately, the misled CBEL is very good aspects a Dayton-Hudson mall would no insight into the music. Boissoneau completely failed to capture wrong. The people who stand to profit most have. Let the mall be built somewhere else. Certainly, it was a favorable review, but the Metheny group's high energy .and from this project are none other than the this isn't much to credit him with, since driving emotional style. The ethereal building contractor and the Dayton Hudson Iran closes port Corp. and its stockholders. The building anyone with the slightest bit of musical perception who attended the concert would have acknowledged the mastery of the intensity of the music and it's impact on the audience seems to have been totally lost to him. After the concert I heard an awe¬ performance. struck audience exclaiming- quotes like The mid-Michigan area may be in for a more severe winter than had Although Boissoneau comments on the "incredible," "amazing," "my whole life has been anticipated since Iran's sole crude oil port has been closed. The group's originality and innovativeness, he changed." etc. Boissoneau's critique tragic¬ destroys his own images by making ally reflected none of this. Iranian oil, though it accounts for approximately 3.5 to 4 percent of this outrageous comparisons to Genesis, Yes Consequently, Boissoneau's amateurish country's total oil supply, will drastically hurt the oil industry this and King Crimson. The line in which he review has shown that as a musical critic his winter. describes bassist Mark Egan's sound as "a credibility is doubtful at best. The exact causes of the port shutdown are somewhat unclear. U.S. regular guitar, only an octave lower" J.Wazz manifests unforgivable ignorance. What he East Lansing officials have said that it was probably caused by striking workers. This may be so, but there is a valid need to question the role the Iranian government had in controlling the ports. An attempt by the Iranian government to influence American politics must not be ruled out as playing a role in the port's closing. The recent Iranian oil shutdown may not be discounted as a matter of "The State News relative unimportance. The causes of the shut down may be uncertain; the effects, on the other hand, should be strikingly clear. The same Thursday, November 8, 1979 energy situation that confronted the American society last winter may Editorials are the opinions of the State News return again this winter. Last winter when the ports closed, the Viewpoints, price of columns and letters ore personal opinions gasoline rose to unprecedented heights the following spring. These Editorial Department drastic price increases — in New York City, gasoline last March was R W Robinson Photo Editor selling for more than $1 a gallon — were directly caused by the Iranian Entertainment & Booh Edi Richard Marshall or Bill Holdship cutoff. Joy Fletcher Sports Editor DaveJanssen The loss of Iranian oil was not the only factor that influenced the price Susan Tompor Layout Editor Reginald Thomas rises. The world supply of oil fell considerably when the Iranians closed Ron Przystas Freelance Editor Carrie Thorn Chief Copy Editor Linda Oliverio the port, for the United States is not the only country to which the Debbie Creemers Iranians supply oil. The worldwide shortage further increased the damage that was thrust upon the American economy. Again this winter Advertising Department oil prices will continue to rise much higher than 3.5 to 4 percent, figures Advertising Manager Ron MacMillon Asst Advertis ng Manager Pot Greening representing the loss in total supplies. 1 These price increases will not be limited directly to the oil industry. Many businesses that depend on oil for their major source of power will have to adjust their prices upward to reflect increased oil prices. The steel industry, for example, increased its prices last winter because of Results of Tuesday's question: (Who the Iranian oil shortage. should get interest from renter's secur DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau itv deposit. (A) Tenant or (B) Landlord? Energy prices and availability are not the only problems that are A-73 B — 18 PARKING TICKETS, EVICTION „ PRESCRIPTION BLANKS, FORGED connected with the oil cutoff. The shut down of the Iranian NOTICES, BETTING STUBS, FOOD passports., my, brenner, port is THERE'S A RECORD OF ML - another of the crucial indicators that must prompt the STAMPS, BOUNCED CHECKS. government to REJECTION SUPS, UNFINISHED URE AND MALFEASANCE HERE devise an effective energy policy. The current energy Thursday's question: Has the new- policies assume drinking age law (2D affected your MANUSCRIPTS, THAT SPANS OVER that (1) the United States will continue to use oil at a OVERDUEBiUS.. Wflfc TUJEm YEARS'. . relatively constant drinking habits significantly? . rate, and (2) the supplies of oil will also remain constant. The recent shutdowns shows the latter assumption to be extremely foolish. Some oil companies and politicians refuse to accept the fact that there are YES NO other nations in the world that play a decisive role in our economic affairs. 353-3110 353-«"220 Hopefully local and national legislators will initiate appropriate steps to confront any problems that may arise from the port closing. The port may not be closed throughout the Call before 5 p.m. Wednesday winter, but the effects of the closing will remain for quite some time. Michigan State News, Eost Lansing. Michigan Thursday. November 8. 1979 5 consumers power agrees MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY N-power safety needs improving OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR By KARL BLANKENSHIP Keeley added that Consum¬ nuclear power, fundamental percent. uled to be completed in 1982, State News Staff Writer ers Power believes the design changes are necessary if those Because of the deficiencies said Bruce Peck, a plant official. MIDLAND — Consumers and operation of present risks are to be kept within found in the design of nuclear The delays and cost increases CURRENTLY FILLED OR CANCELLED SECTIONS Power spokespersons told re¬ nuclear power plants is ade¬ tolerable limits," the report reactors, and the training given were due to problems with AS OF 8:00 A.M. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER licensing, regula 7, 1979 porters here Wednesday that quate to protect the health and stated. to operators of the plants, the continuing they agree with last week's safety of its employees and Those changes should cover report stated "an accident like tion, and other safety require¬ report by the Presidential nearby residents. all aspects of nuclear power, Three Mile Island was eventu¬ ments, plant officials said. STUDENTS ARE ADVISED TO AVOID ENROLLING IN THESE SECTIONS BE¬ Commission on Three Mile The Presidential Commission the report stated, from changes ally inevitable." Peck added that the plant, The report also stated the which has an expected 40 year CAUSE THEY ARE CURRENTLY FILLED OR CANCELLED. Island which said major im¬ report, also known as the in the NRC to the operation and provements were needed to Kemeny report, concluded that construction of reactors. designer of the TMI plant, lifespan, would probably still be enhance the safety of the "fundamental changes will be Previously, to pass the NRC Babcox and Wilcox, and the cheaper than a comparable coal nuclear industry. necessary in the organization, nuclear plant operators exam, operator of the plant, Metropol plant. "We agree with the commis¬ an "average" score of 70 per¬ itan Edison Company, "failed to Robert Montross, general > cR St SECTION procedures and practices," of VER CRSE SECTION sion that improvements are the Nuclear Regulatory Com¬ cent was required. acquire enough information manager of the Midland plant, 3 051 002,003,00', about safety problems, (and) said the reactors would not UN 851 001 necessary if nuclear power is to mission and the nuclear indus¬ With this operators test it continue to receive the support try. was possible to get 100 percent failed to analyze adequately operate at full capacity for of the majority of the public," "If the country wishes ... to scores on parts of the exam, fail what information they did ac¬ several years after the plant HJS 112 004 said Gilbert S. Keeley, manager confront the risks that are the safety section, and still quire or failed to act on that opened. FRN 103 001 of the Midland plant. inherently associated with have an average score of 70 information." Despite preliminary tests Babcox and Wilcox were also and shakedowns, Montross said the designers of the Midland it would take time to get the plant. plant running adequately. He The Midland plant, which is Soviets' image of currently 63 percent complete, was originally scheduled for added the plant probably would operate only at 60 percent efficiency during its first year. 122 003,052,054, HPR 1071- 003 completion in 1975 at a cost of When both reactors are com $349 million. has declined since 1950s Last year, at plant this time the was 52 percent complete. pleted and operating, they will produce about 1,300 megawatts of electricity. 162 1T 2 201,202 002,003,010, 011,301,302, PCS 200 001,006,007 The latest cost estimate for 431 By ELYSE GOLDIN "Books and magazines are a sign of hierarchial the plant is $1.67 billion, not Meanwhile, work has re¬ 182 001,002,003, State News Staff Writer position in the USSR," Shlapentokh said. sumed the including fuel costs. A revised on plant's diesel The Soviet Union's image of the United States He said the demand for books, newspapers and estimate, due in January, is generator building, said Donald is deteriorating, due to the poor quality of magazines is unsatisfied in the Soviet Union. Miller, site manager of the American literature found in the USSR, a former Part of the shortage is due to the government's expected to exceed $1.67 billion 6CH 412 002 Midland plant. 031,034,051, Soviet sociologist said Wednesday in the Union. restraint on literature that does not harmonize — already about five times the 053,054,056, original estimated cost. Work on the building halted 058,059,060 Vladimir Shlapentokh, formerly of the Soviet with the Soviet view. 830 001,002 The number two reactor at last spring when it was discov 004,007,014 Academy of Sciences in Moscow and a current the plant is now scheduled for ered that the generator build¬ "IN THE UNITED STATES, literature has a visiting professor of sociology at MSU, said that completion in 1981, and the ing had settled between three the Soviet view of the United States has lot more freedom than it does in the Soviet .HE 306 003 number one reactor is sched and seven inches. weakened since the 1950s, in part because the Union. The USSR will either favor,tolerate or be 002,003,004, hostile towards literature," Shlapentokh said. quality of American literature and media in the USSR has deflated. If the government favors ideas presented in "It is impossible for Soviet intelligentsia to the publication, he said that the piece has a great have a good image of the United States when the chance of being published and of receiving positive reviews from the press. The author can American hostages 295c iUC STA 251 200 009 002,C majority of American literature received there 2V3J TC 301 003 are negative examples of this country," he said. also attain high official Soviet positions. (continued from page 1) bility of U.S. military force to 29Jt TMR 223 003 Y M 030 003 Literature which is simply tolerated by the Sponsored by the MSU Russian and East can help would be playing a free the hostages, saying that ZUl 482 002 European Studies Program, Shlapentokh spoke government because it does not fully represent constructive role." "America is far too important on "Literature and the Liberal Movement in the the Soviet view will-have a small circulation. It is The United States does not to do so." Soviet Union." unlikely that the author will ever hold a high U.S. officials have repeatedly DRY 444 001,002,003 officially recognize the PLO position in Soviet life, Shlapentokh said. stated they will not use force IS QEfil He said that literature which conflicts with guerrilla chief Yasir Arafat, ANS LITERATURE PLAYS A more important role 433 001 18 OPEN who visited Khomeini shortly following the seizure of the in the Soviet Union than it does in the United Soviet objectives is treated with hostility by the after he returned from exile in embassy along with two U.S. States, he said. Literature is a major part of all authorities. France last February. consulates. The work of such authors is never published in aspects of Soviet life. It sets civic and aesthetic The only sizable American values in the Soviet Union, Shlapentokh said. the Soviet Union and they must therefore go Brzezinski also said the military power in the Persian "The current fictions, novels and magazines underground. Often these authors are arrested United States seeks normal Gulf-Indian Ocean area of the and tried, he said, and sometimes expelled from relations with Iran and a solu are the topic of conversation among Soviet Mideast is a carrier-led task the country. tion to the present situation intelligentsia," he said. "If somebody at a party group of eight ships. If the asks if you have read a certain book, you Shlapentokh said that those authors who go based on "common sense." He administration were to change certainly would never admit that you hadn't, underground are considered unofficial. Soviet said he hopes to resolve the its mind, it would have to bring even if you didn't — it would be too embarras¬ intelligentsia supports predominantely unofficial crisis in a manner consistent forces from as far as the United literature, he said. with principles of international sing." States. Shlapentokh said that research in the Soviet Many Soviets purchase books on the black law and that he expected Union has proven that the higher a person's market, he said. top-level Iranian officials to intellectual level is, the less desire that person "You can buy a Bible on the black market for receive the U.S. envoys. has to watch television and movies. He said that about $100. That's all right though, nobody ever In another Tehran radio said you must have a Bible to be religious," he broadcast monitored in London, Soviet intellectuals read far more books than Americans. said. Khomeini discounted the possi¬ FROM: office of the dean, college of business SUBJECT' survey 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 an 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 and the like. Miss J chooses a pieced rabbit cardigan jacket in two-tone colorations; a beguiling way to stay warm through winter's wildest. PLEASE EARLY ENROLL FOR COLLEGE OF BUSINESS COURSE(S) TO AID IN THE COLLECTION OF DATA WHICH WILL HELP US TO TAKE THE APPROPRIATE STEPS TO SOLVE THE PROBLEM. 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He treats the synthesizer be a "fusion" or mixture of jazz and rock 'n roll. Fusion has its as just another kind of funny sounding organ, instead of exploiting proponents and opponents, and if you give a fusion group a bad it for its own individual potentials. On all his keyboards he just GARY P1ATKK review you're likely to be attacked as a "purist." plays the same old riffs we've all heard before from a thousand Rut although "fusion" is supposed to be the territory where rock known and unknown organists since the '50s. and jazz meet, the usual result is that both get watered down in Danny Wilson, on bass, is even more boring: addicted to flash Elvis wine: 'Jailhouse Crock the process. I don't know why this has to be. Certainly there is nothing intrinsic in the nature of "fusion" which demands this instead of substance. He just runs as fast as he can instead of taking the time to say something meaningful. Reedman Kenny blandness. Perhaps it's only because jazz-rock fusion has turned Gorlick, however, can be interesting. He is striving for something A Detroit wine company has jailhouse, what can you do with in every way." Great stuff, golden bottle, is scheduled for more than just another imitation of Dave Sanborn. He is capable of out to be a most lucrative genre; the musicians who want to get the bottle? Elvis fans will probably love next summer. Oh boy! come up with another way to rich move there. playing solos that stick in your head for awhile. But only the The wine distributors have this and will rush out to collect As for me, I wouldn't take a capitalize on the death of this I don't know how badly Jeff Lorber, who brought his fusion drummer, Dennis Bradford, seemed to be really doing a thing of nation's most exploited rocker, got that one covered. They put a bottle for each of the three bottle if it was given to me. Well, maybe I'd drink the wine, group to Dooley's Tuesday night, wants to get rich, but his music tcontinued on page 7) Elvis Presley. reflects what I've been saying. He and his quartet have impeccable but I'd sure feel bad that wine technique, but they simply aren't Always Elvis, a slightly Sure, it's nice to miss the man and play his bottles don't carry a deposit. Jeff Ix)rber seems to very creative. put most of his energy into writing his FOX'S 62nd ANNIVERSARY sweet, dry wine imported from music as remembrance, but things have gone Italy, has been distributed in SAVE NOW ON ALL too far and I'm pretty shook up about it nine states, including Michigan . . . WATCHES DIAMONDS - JEWELRY SIFTS - - and Ohio. Personally, I think anybody who'd buy the OPEN ALL HOME .Sales are said to be "very wine is off his rocker. nice." FOOTBALL GAMES Personally, I think anybody 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. who would a label on it with the King's series. The second, called buy the wine is off his rocker. picture and a poem. Some lines Portrait of Elvis, will come out are "The songs he sang at home around February. The third, Sure, its nice to miss the man each day/ Pleased his parents the Golden Years of Elvis, in a and play his music as remem¬ brance, but things have gone too far and I'm pretty shook up about it. I don't mean to be cruel, but I think the people who comb the country looking for Elvis mem orabilia are either opportunists looking to be "the first person on the block," or just plain AND morbid, I shudder to think what these people would do if a member of their own family died. ""PE1MIIT BARREL LOUNGE Lucky, my dog of 13 years, died last summer and I don't carry a lock of his hair around ANNOUNCE: with me — and he could shake his rear quarters as well as Elvis could. "YESTERYEAR BEER PRICES" I have to admit I get senti¬ mental sometimes. 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Michigan Thursday, November 8, 1979 7 'Dracula' revival continues in Fairchild By WILLIAM BARNHARDT communicate the evil, or the proper bass mesmerizing Transylvan ian accent, or the stage presence and sweep of cape necessary to $kk DISCOUNT • PHOTO FINISHING • SCHOOL SUPPLIIS State News Reviewer 2 LOCATIONS • albums a tapes PAC and Georee Schuttler's production of Count Dracula can't scare us or impress us. These above concerns are necessary to the EAST- 345 E.GRAND RIVER even touch — can't hold a candle to — the Dracula story, they are the richness and appeal of the gothic MON-FRI previous Lansing area ACROSS FROM OLIN 9-9 production, The Passion of Dracula that the BoarsHead Theatre legend. Such things should not have been overlooked. presented. But it still isn't bad entertainment. In fact, with a few PHONE: 332-3380 SAT 9-6 SUN 13-3 Despite these breaches of tradition, the play still has some WEST- 331 ( GRAND RIVER improvements here and there it might even be very good. diverting performances. The hefty busybody Sybil (Kay Robinson) I really can't see why the play suffers where it does, for director and the beautiful Mina, the Intended of Dracula (Jane Salutz) were ACROSS FROM MSU UNION - - T George Schuttler seems to have great deference for the material fine, and at times couldn't help being the stage's main attraction PHONKt 337-1321 FRI-9-10 SUN-11-3 — he wants to scare us and amuse us, and all evidence points to his despite the presence of the Count. The asylum keeper Dr. Seward devotion to the tone of Dracula. But while he has spent so much (played perhaps with a bit too much reserve by Bruce Marr) and time putting spider webs and a live "wax museum" of live (?) his crew of orderlies also supported the production well. ex-victims of Dracula in the lobby and perfecting all the minor if album specials ☆ The special effects are not as great as I thought they'd be. details of the gothic legend he has ignored some of the basics on • BoarsHead attempted transformations, explosions, actually ham¬ STEELY DAM CATALOG SALE stage. mered the stage into their Dracula, and never wasted a chance for First of all, he must know that Count Dracula is as gothic and creepy lighting. PAC's production sets off loud bombs in the • sensationized and mock Victorian as things get. Did any of the COUNTDOWN TO ECSTASY fireplace, drives the stake into the Count where the audience can't • PRETZEL actors manage an English accent? No. The full rich English setting LOOIC seemed absurd with all the Midwestern dialects. Did the see it, and propells a bat into the audience where it got stuck on its string en route to the light booth. Not bad effects, just not very Count Dracula (Bernie White) approaches his next victim in the 1'AC production of the Bram Stoker • KATY LIED jm ££ archetypical Professor Van Helsing, renowned Viennese genius, accomplished considering the buildup that the play is really an horror classic. Count Dracula will continue through • ROYAL SCAM LIST in maintain a German dialect? No, or not at least through the excuse just to do these things. entire show. Even the insane insectivorial Renfield, played to the Saturday in Fairchild Theater. Curtaintime is • AJA With all the revival and re-revival and legend worship 8:15 p.m. hilt by Carlice Collins, seems to be a tool of comic relief — as if anyone took the premise seriously — in this adaption. And there surrounded with the Dracula legend as of late, it was only .are many who would enjoy a Renfield that plays just short of a inevitable that the famous vampire would creep onto the MSU 11-98 Mf ' Richard Pryor routine. But I don't think there are many who could campus too. Through Saturday, PAC presents him at a safe • BEST OF STEELY DAN list 99 W 4 distance. ALBUM accept the Dracula, played by Bernie White, who could not "THE BEST MUSIC AT THE BEST PRICES' STATI COUPON ST ATI COUPON Lorber Fusion HOMO KONG cigarettes dannon (continued from page 6) If you're looking • ALL BRANDS • TAXIS INCLUDED yogurt his own. For his one solo of the first set, instead of copping out to Chinese Food crowd-pleaser flash, he did some very subtle, eloquent things with for a difference . , . EAT IN OR TAKE OUT 09 rock rhythm. His solo only got polite applause, though. Overall, The Jeff Lorber fusion isn't too hot. 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If MSU can win both of Smith was a part time player Sun. 12 to beating that a bigger player people didn't notice me as much those games, it finishes 1979 noon 5p.m. last fall, but still led the club in last year." with a winning record. Prices Good thru 11-12-79 Not that MSU's 5 foot 9 inch rushing. OBVIOUSLY, HE'D junior can't do it all; he's a fine RATHER be playing all the "I thought I earned the right Part of the reason people are "Winning those games means blocker for his size, has run for "I THINK I'VE earned the noticing him this season is a whole lot to us," Smith Leonards Photo Shop time. "I don't enjoy alternating, to play full time last year," he 762 yards, which leads the right," Smith repeated. "Size Smith's four 100 yard games, explained. "It's a lot of pride. team, and has caught 13 passes. but I've learned to live with it," the Louisville, Ky., native said pointed out. "That's not the way it's meant to be, I guess." shouldn't have anything to do one a 101 yard effort against I'm looking forward to getting Takes Trade Ins But Smith only plays half of with it. I've taken more good Michigan on national television. on the right track for next year, after practice Tuesday. "Maybe MSU coach Darryl Rogers the time. licks than anybody on the team As a result of these perfor¬ my senior year." Every other play, one day I'll play all the time, has said before that one of the and if you've seen the games mances, he needs 238 yards in Smith expects a better sea¬ this season, you know that." the season's last two games to son next fall. Even if he still is a reach 1,000 yards for the sea¬ The basketball free throw contest will be held Sunday, Nov. 11 from 4 to 6 p.m. in the upper gym of IM Sports Circle. divisions are women's and men's singles, individual open The and Even though he only plays half of the time, it is easy to see that Smith has improved since son. 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East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 8, 1979 9 billri:\wim >\ Harrier coach's style is effective ,yedoes H anybody care? By CHRIS HANSEN State News Sports Writer After being forced to adapt to four different coaches and their styles in the last four seasons, the women's cross Goodridge has a relaxed attitude and discourages individual competition. During meets, the team runs as a unit working towards team success rather than individual first place finishes. country The women on the cross country team are not the only ones team seems to finally have found security in coach John pleased with Goodridge. Nell Jackson, MSU director of Does anybody care that the Detroit Lions are the Goodridge. women s athletics, feels he is doing "an excellent poorest excuse Does anybody care that ABC's Jackie Stewart fakes his accent? job," for a professional team since the Tampa Bay Bucaneers entered Goodridge has had a rough task to accomplish, taking over as expecially considering he took over after the season had Does anybody care that President Carter was in the Pirates' the harriers' coach after this had the league? season already started and started. Jackson, who agrees with the Goodridge program, loekerroom after the World Series? having to implement his training program after the women had sites his two major strong Does anybody care that the Chicago Cubs will probably not win Does anybody care that most pro golfers trying to break into the points as his manner and his been training on their own with the old program. another pennant until Dave Kingman and Bill Buckner sign knowledge of the sport. PGA Tour make less money a week than I do? The women harriers have done well this season and attribute Jackson's respect is warranted by contracts to play in Japan? Does anybody care that Gordie Howe has played hockey for so this success in part to Goodridge's Goodridge's extensive Does anybody care that the New York Yankees are coaching style, which background in long distance running. doing all long that he is a legend in his own family? includes a variance of training methods. Coaches in the past After graduating from C.W. Post they can to try to "buy" another world's championship? Does anybody care that A1 Kaline had have keyed on long distances day after day, running much the College in New York, Does anybody care that Rick Leach will probably not play with something to do with where he was captain of the cross country team, Goodridge getting his son Mark a job last year with a local television station? same course. went to University of Michigan to work on his the Tigers this year, while he may get a shot at shining Kirk graduate degree. Gibson's Spotbilt's? Goodridge has cut the mileage of daily practices, keeping the While attending U M, Goodridge and his wife started the Ann DOES ANYBODY CARE that Tiger pitcher Jack prepared for each meet, yet keeping them from getting Does anybody care that sports writer extraordinaire Adam Billingham women Arbor Huron High School cross country program. didn't receive a single vote for the Cy Young award? too tired or peaking too soon. And Teicher is secretly a big fan of Woody Hayes? although cross country is a Goodridge then coached at Delphi University in New York Does anybody care that Richie Hebner will be a Tiger ... except sport where success depends heavily upon individual motiva¬ and after going back to Ann Arbor Huron, he served as head Jirn Campbell? tion, the women agree Goodridge's style of coaching has helped track and cross country coaches at the DOES ANYBODY CARE that the Detroit Red Wings will not Does anybody care that Jamie "Shoes" Huffman will not be them this season. University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee. Goodridge then coached at Ann Arbor Greenhills only not win the Stanley Cup this year, but that the city may be wearing green and white this year? "I fee! strong every t ime 1 get to a race," said runner denied access to pictures of the trophy for the Wings' program? Cynthia High School until the beginning of this year, when he arrived at Does anybody care that Gerald Busby left MSU last year? Wadsworth. attributing this to Goodridge's program. MSU. Does anybody care that every rose bush in the city of East Does anybody care that this column has even appeared in The Lansing has been dead for the last four weeks? State News. I mean that's why I wrote this... does anybody care? Does anybody care that my residence hall football team won the Armstrong Hall championship? Does anybody care that Larry Bird made a commercial for a popular soft-drink before Magic Johnson did? McGEORGE SCHOOL OF LAW Does anybody care that Tracy Austin made more than $300,000 this year and is barely old enough to drive a car? UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC Three days only Does anybody care that compared to the "Steel Curtain," the Lions have "Limp Lampshades"? 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Other topics discussed by the Interest: "NOBODY'S RUSHING TO board included the RTS Cele brat ion Day scheduled for Dec. The World of the LENNY 100 ENC our doors offering their ser 11. SAT 102 B WELLS vice," he said. It is also likely that there will The celebration, which in Thurs., Nov. 8 8:30 to 10:30 p.m. Multinational South Case Cafeteria still be a need for setting eludes a parade, is intended to FREAKS 106 DWELLS priorities under the new sys tern, he said, but the new introduce 18 new area residents to the RTS buses, said Clare Free .50 w RHA pass Pop & Chips sponsored by Cose Holl Residents 1.50 w/o Corporation — Association From Massachusetts to Brazil, an in- system is a "substantial im I/oudenslager, CATA Kxecu provement" over the old one. live Director. depth look at how multinationals THIS Afl£ VZU\IVZ> operate and why. rT, 5 7 Spartan Triplex jTO/AU TONIGHT r this rickets on sole 30 minute C>£ LWgRieS / lo showtime & no later than 15 ond locoti; phon» * 24 Hour programlina: T ■ninutes after showtime. 8:00 p.m. 335 Union 355-0313 * % « * » »#»»»»»♦ Birthdays Weddings Get Well Wishes ■iHill'lMil*, 349 2700 MERIDIAN MALL FALL SALE Hospital Stays ODUUS S3 00 STU0ENTS & SR CITIZENS WITH AMC CARD S2 50 T WI-LITE SHOW New 1980 $1.75 a sound & laser light concert Model 10 Speeds at Abrams Planetarium APEA-GRAM INC. AL PACING featuring the music of: We furnish the Ape ARAYA ARAYA • You furnish the Imagination l^ed Zeppelin Nov. 16-181 • m||P Sebring f ompetition Reg. M79 Reg.'209 Coll lor Price S to Arrange Your Special Delivery 482-9032 Shows Fri. Sot. Sun. at 8, 10 & 12 PM. NOW NOW tickets $2.50 now on sale at LAST DAY Wherehouse Records '1499S s159's AtemfXn^y (5:15,6:00® $1.75), 7:45. 8:30. (5:15,6:15® $1.75), 7:30, 8:30. | and Sounds & Diversions ^for more info call 355—4672J ORION 500 PUCH Cavalier YANKS 19" size only Reg. M89 Reg. s245 A V. A | 1 (6:00 ill $1.75). 8:15. VANESSA REDGRAVE (5:30® $1,75), 8:00. H | TODAY OPEN 7:45 SHOW AT 8PM ONLY rV|OT AN INGENIOUS THRILLER! FRIDAY SHOWS 7:00 - 9:35 NOW NOW TIME AFTER '159,s '195 TIME m ^ (5:30® $1.75), 8:00 (5:00® $1.7$), 8:15, J ONE WEEK ONLY LBSIS\ Velocipede TODAY & fri. Peddler . BAMBI WOODS AS DEBBIE PORMO TONIGHT OPEN AT 7PM SHOWS 7:15-9:20 SHOWTIMES: 7:30, 9:00, 10:30 PLACE: 128 NAT. SCI. 541 £ Grand Rlaer ADMISSION: 2.50 STUDENTS, 3.50 NON STUDENTS THE MOST FRIGHTENING FILM IN 351-7240 A BEAL FILM YEARS. .THE BOOGIE MAN IS . NOW UPSTAIRS BACK TO GET YOU! Opening Bowling iCLASvicrnmk Friday, Starting at 9 p.m. "A PURE PERFECT All day & evenings MOVIE EXPERIENCE." OPEN 6:45 Saturday —Leo Lermac Vogue Magazine r ^IvWm | act UAT l«l nay 2 FEATURES "FRENCH POSTCARDS" AT "IsabeHe Huppert i ^JESHSESfff 7:00-LATE "HAROLD & gives one of the best FRIDAY... MAUDE AT 8:30 ONLY PG performances of the year." As jocks THURS. WILSON 6:15 8 8:45 they were *8.00 per lane "Isabelle Huppert jokes... CONRAD 7:15 8 9:45 is marvelous! And the twelve nuttsiest. 7PM 'The Lacemaker' Holiday Lanes is marvelous!" IS Cunt goofiest, spoofiest. singin'est. SHOWS Gene Sham, nbc tv 7:20 Eastwood darxin'est tharactcn (?' -ft 9:20 E HUPPERT W ISABEILEI will turn to ever call themselves ■* ./// f/irmiairr you a team: 'Every DONT Thursday 8:00, Friday 7:30/9:30 WNich Way MISS Both nights in 109 Anthony THE Present $1.00 with RHA pass, $1.50 all others But Loose' FUN! m Oisinbuted bv WARKfR BROS O THE FISH THAT SAVED PITTSBURGH 4 division of llu ASMSU Programming Board funded by student tar dollars Steve — O Partially tunded by the RHA Alternative Movie Fund Call the Programming Board Hotline 35321110. for 24 boor into on P B events THURS. BRODY 7:30 & 9:45 . iqwaam ■ United Artiste Forbert Concert in VASSAR CLEMENTS BAND Monday SATURDAY NOVEMBER 10 , Nov. 12 8 and 1030pm ERICKSON KIVA A 8:00 pm VASSAR CLEMENTS: one of the premier improvising violinists in america playing a unique combination of bluegrass, jazz and rock in the southern honky-tonk fi00le tradition. here's $4.50 advance just a sample of the many greats he's played with: allman t brothers, the ban0, david br0mberg, the 0irt ban0, the $5.00 day of show grateful dead, emmy lou harris, hank williams jr., steve martin, the m0nkees, bill monroe, taj mahal, paul Ticket Outlets McCartney, the boston pops, linoa ronstadt and so many more. Tropical Tree Recordland tickets: $5 in advance, $6 at the 000r Wherehouse Records tickets available at these locations until noon, fri, nov 9: Bus Stop Nite Club msu union ticket office, elderly instruments, castellani's market arts box office: center for the arts, lansing & meridian malls for more information: 353-4604 A division of the ASMSU Programming Board, funded by student tax money. For 24-hour information about Programming Board events, call 353-2010. Please, no smoking, food or drink in the kiva. Accessible. Michigon Stole News, Eost Lonsing, Michigan Thursday, November 8, 1979 1 1 IT ONLY TAKES MINUTES TO PLACE YOUR STATE NEWS :d action ads 347 STUDENT SERVICES BUILDING CALL 355-8255 Classified Advertising Automotive Employment ||"jj| 1 Employment [[~jjl | Employment [|~|X1 1 Apartments ]\0g\ 1 Apartments ][y] Houses 1 [ff] Information VW-'68. Beetle-Good cond¬ PRODUCT DEMONSTRA¬ LIKE TO DRIVE EVENING JANITORIAL, part TWO BEDROOM unit with FEMALE GRAD student, HASLETT 4 bedrooms, PHONE 355-8255 347 Student Services ition $250. Call 337-2702. TORS needed for Westbend DO IT FOR time. Call Mr. Marsh, 482 kitchen and bath, walking Bldg. 2-11-9 (3) cookware and Kodak cam¬ DOMINO'S PIZZA 6232. 8-11 15(3) own room, Whitehall Manor, $300 and $300 deposit. Own distance to MSU, call 8a.m $155/month. 332 7344. utilities. No pets. 339-8426. eras. Will provide training. Now hiring full and part-time 5p.m„ 351 6226. 5 11 12(4) Regular Rates delivery people. Flexible SKI BINDING TECHNICIAN 10 11-12 13) 8-11-17(3) DAYS 1 day-95' per line Alto Service U71 hours with paid vacations ft MOUNTER Must have ALL STUDENT Advertising 2 BEDROOM apartment. 10 E. LANSING. Executive weekends. People must be and holidays benefits. Can some prior experience with must be prepaid beginning minutes from campus. Appli¬ home Shaw Estates. 4 bed¬ 3 days-85 per line VW PARTS Cheap! neat and clean $3.75/hour. make up to $5/hour with current Et older ski-bindings November 5. S 22-11 29 (3) ances. $250/month plus util¬ room, 2 Vi baths, 2 car garage Specialize in new and used commission and tips. Apply and be familiar with all tools ities. Call 646 9566. $600 month plus utilities. Call 6 days-80' per line VW parts. All guaranteed. For further information call at the following locations. See Steve Olson, MC 1 MAN FOR 4-man apart 12 11 14 (4) 372-2213. 10 11-13(5) 8 days 70c per line RECYCLED BUGS, Pontiac. 372-0880 or apply SPORTING GOODS. 5002 ment needed immediately. 313-681-7272. Z-12-11-12 (5) 601 N. Capital 2068 Cedar St., Holt W. Saginaw 10 11 14 (9) $95/month. Now until June. NEED 1 FEMALE ROOM¬ 2-2 BEDROOM houses, Holt- Line Ro.e per insertion J between 8:30 3p.m. 1561 Haslett Rd., Haslett Close to campus. 337 8082 MATE. Needed immediately. Mason area. Marrieds, no CHEAPEST PRICES in the 7-11-8114) 1139 E. Grand River, WANTEP: RECEPTIONIST 3-11-8 14) Close to campus. Waters children, pets. $160/month + Master state! UGLY DUCKLING East Lansing East Lansing doctor's office. Charge & Visa Welcome Edge apartments. Winter/ deposit. Available 11 -15/12-1. RENT-A-CAR. $7.95/day. 5214 Cedar St., Lansing 454 day week, immediate PART TIME, evenings, Mon- FEMALE ROOMMATE need spring. 332-5189 if no answer, 694 9033 before 8 p.m. Special Rates 372-7650. C-20-11-30 (4) day-Friday. Must be neat, 801 Thomas L Parkway, opening. Reply P.O Box 739 ed winter & spring term. Call keep trying. 6-11-9 (6) 5-11 12(5) dependable Call 655 3931 Lansing East Lansing. 5 11-8 (5) 351 8466. Z 8-11 15 (3) 345 Ads-3 lines-l4.00-5 days. 80; per line over JUNK CARS wanted. Also between 12-2 p.m. 966 Trowbridge, E. Lansing WILLOWRROOK APART HOUSE 3 bedrooms. 1 bath, - 3 lines. No adjustment in rate when cancelled. SALES HELP for East Lans MENTS. Large clean 1 ft 2 selling used parts. Phone 8-11-19 (5) 12 11 12 120) FEMALE ROOMMATE need disposal, 2 porches, % fin¬ Price of item(s) for sale must be stated in ad. 321-3651. C-20-11-30 (3) ing clothing store. Experience ed. Close to campus. Avail¬ bedrooms. Carpet, air, heat, ished basement, incinerator, Maximum sale price of s200. Private party ads SPARTAN 3 THEATRES in BOYNE USA CONVENTION preferred. Apply in person able immediately. 332-7673. appliances. Newer area, close pets. $390/month, call: Bill GOOD USED tires, 13,14,15 AND SKI RESORT Accept only. Between 10a.m. and Z 6 11 13 (3) to shopping. See to appre 337-9710, 675 7251. only. Frandor, part time, conces- inch. Snow tires too! Mount- sions (possible cashier), ing applications for winter 5p.m. Thursday, November 8 ciate, from $230. 394 7729. Z 4 11-9 (6) Peanuts Personal ads—3 lines - s2.25 - per inser¬ MR B's WEARHOUSE ed free. Used wheel and hub $2.90/hour, apply in person employment and during the at in MASON: 1-bedroom, most 8 11 14 17) tion. 75' per line over 3 lines, (pre-payment). Christmas break. Positions University Mall. 220 MAC BRADEN ROAD 10 miles caps. PENNEL SALES, 1825 weekdays 6:30 8p.nv 337 utilities furnished. Nice yard. available for food and cock¬ Avenue.3-11-8 (8) east. 3 bedroom farm home. Rummage /Garage Sale ads—4 lines - *2.50. Michigan, Lansing, Michigan 9096. 5-11-14 (6) 676-5605. 5 11 12(3) 1 FEMALE ROOMMATE 63' per line over 4 lines-per insertion. 48912 482-5818 tail personnel, bus personnel needed for winter term. Close Remodeled, large yard. Avail¬ and bartenders. Please send OVERSEAS JOBS Sum able now. $300/month. 351 - 'Round Town ads—4 lines-s2.50-per ins trfion. C 20 11 30 (7) COOKS, EXPERIENCE pre- FEMALE ROOMMATE need to campus. 332 6966. resume to: mer/year round. Europe, S. 8 11 8 (3) 7497. OR 20 11 30 (5) ferred, part-time. Apply in ed for winter and spring. 63s per line over 4 lines. Mark Sulak America, Australia, Asia, etc. BRAKE PARTS - Pads, shoes person, VARSITY INN. 1227 Close to campus. Call 332 Lost & Found ads/Transportation ads—3 lines- and Boyne Mountain Lodge All fields, $500 $1,200 mon¬ 5029. Z 5 11 14 13) ROOMMATE NEEDED Jan¬ ATTRACTIVE 5 ROOM home hydraulics for your for- E. Grand River between 2 and $1.50-per insertion. 50' per line over 3 lines. eign car. CHEQUERED FLAG 5. 3-11-12 (4) U.S. 131 Highway thly. Expenses paid, sightsee uary to June. Reasonable Mid November - mid April. S/F Popcorn—(Sorority-Fraternity) 50' per line. FOREIGN CAR PARTS. 2605 Boyne Falls, Ml 49713. ing. Free information: IJC, FEMALE ROOMMATE want rent, prime location. 337-0047 Married couple, references. E. Kalamazoo Street. One 14-11-20 (14) Box 52-ME Corona Del Mai, 12 11-14 13) EXPERIENCED TIRE.chang- ed. Starting winter term. $225 monthly plus small res mile west of campus. CA 92625. Z-17-11-30 (8) Grad preferred. Haslett, 339 487 ers, part time. Apply, Payless ponsibility. Everything inc¬ Deadlines 5055. C-20-11-30 (7) Tire, Inc 1054 F. Grand CASHIER AND or driveway 3851 after 5 p.m. COUNTRY SETTING 1 bed . luded. 332 1746. 8-11-15(5) work. Flexible hours. $3 hour PART TIME waitresses need Z 5-11-14 14) room apartments, 4 miles River, East Lansing, 332-6545 Want Ads-2 MASON BODY SHOP, 812 E ed at MAC'S BAR. Call from MSU. Reasonable rates. p.m.-l class day before pub¬ 5-11-14(5) E. LANSING. Share house. Kalamazoo since 1940. Auto with ability, honesty and 484 6995 after 6 p.m. FEMALE ROOMMATE need No children or pets. 339 8686. lication. ate $180/month.3377849 or 332- painting-collision service. SURVEY HELPER Part time dependability Randy's 7 119 (3) ed winter Et spring. Close to 5-11-9 (4) Cancellation Change-1 p.m.-l class day be¬ - 5409 evenings. 8-11-15(3) American, Foreign cars. 485 Experience required. Drafting Mobilmart. I 96 at Okemos campus. Phone 351-1321 fore publication. 0256. C-20-11-30 (5) Road. Call Deniss- 349-9620 HELP WANTED: Taxi drivers. 2 119 (3) FEMALE ROOMMATE need helpful. East Lansing surv Classified Display deadline-3 p.m.-2 class i ~~ eyor. Send resume to Box days. 3-11-9 1101 Self-starter, must have: ed to sublet for winter term. EAST SIDE 4 bedroom, USED SNOW tires. L78x15_ 1 State of Michigan chauf Americana. $100/month. 351- days before publication. Excellent condition 355- 227 Q 4 Stgte News aassified 8982 12-11-16 (4) unfurnished, lease to June . w St(jdem Services PART TIME, hour and 54 a feur License, 2 E. Lansing, Once ad is ordered it cannot be cancelled or 15, $300. 676-1557. after 6 p.m. Z-5-11-12 (3) day, lunchroom help and taxi driver permit, 3. 18 years 5-11-14(6) 5-11-12 (3) changed until after 1st insertion. substitutes. Spartan Village of age or older. Part-time to ALL STUDENT 1 PERSON FOR 2 bedroom There is a M.00 charge for 1 ad change plus STORAGE DRY secure cars, flexible schedule, mini¬ deluxe. Very nicely furnished. 50' per additional change for maximum trucks, boats, etc. $25 per school $3.81 an hour, 332- start, Advertising Birchfield. Call Terry 882 ROOM RESIDENTIAL house £ w SPARR0W HOSPITAL 4082 5-11-13 (5) mum wage guaranteed. Call Must be V, block to MSU. $140/ 332 3559 C 12 11 1619) 3885 5 11 8 (4) of 3 changes. c °nl *m°?thS ,TTm South of MSU on Hagadorn. has an immediate opening for month + utilities. 332-0131, The State News will only be responsible for h Jv ™ QUALIFIED GYMNASTICS Prepaid 337 4702 after 3, Rich. the 1st days incorrect insertion. Adjust¬ 332-3700 or 676-1499. . .. f1*"1 the 'me admittingm.clerkshift 11p.m.-7:30a on and dance instructors needed HOBIE'S, AT the corner of Beginning Nov. 5 Houses 6 11 14 (4) every Friday and Saturday. full or part time. GREAT Saginaw and Waverly is tak ment claims must be made within 10 days LAKES GYMNASTICS. Ill 'ing applications. Apply bet until end of Candidate must type 50 + of expiration date. words per minute Ef have W Mt. Hope, Lansing. 485 ween 2 and 5p.m Must be term. BEAUTIFUL HOME Bills are due 7 days from ad expiration date. ! Employment jlji admitting & statistical ex¬ 4852 Can 4 9 p.m. 3 11 9 (6) 18. 7-11-9 (5) THANKS! on leave from March to classified. We have ready If not paid by due date, a s1.00 late perience. If you have these September, 1980. Student or cash buyers, RN'S GN'S DISTRICT TECHNICIAN service FULLER BRUSH, Taking and qualifications, & are interest¬ <—pets Low rr~* charge will be due. delivering orders. Call 321 - ed in wanted by the Ingham Soil exchange for good care. working this schedule, Lansing General Hospital has ^ Conservation District. Agri References required. Call af 3022.8J 1-9_(3) RnnnK full and part time positions available for registered and cultural experience required GROESBECK. 1222 Blake 2 ter b, 3b 1 812b 12 11 20 17! i ^ SELF-DEFENSE product; full 585 Jewett Rd P.O Box 236. bedroom plus carport. $395 E.W. SPARROW HOSPITAL or part time work. Flexible PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT graduate nurses, a 4-day, 10 Mason, Ml Phone 676-5543 ♦ utilities. 372 2213 COUNTRY SECLUDED 5 MALE ROOMMATEIs) need¬ hour per day work week 7-11-13 (81 10-11 20 13) acres, 15 min. to Lansing. Automotive Automotive hours. 332-4648. 4-11-9 (3) 1215 E. Michigan ed, fully-furnished house. option allowing 3 day week Lots of plants, spiral stairs, 372 9667 before 4:00. Lansing, Michigan, 48909 ends is available the HELP WANTED on PART TIME EMPLOYMENT LUXURY DUPLEX 3 bed¬ fireplace. 1 bedroom for fe 5-11-14 13) ATTENTION!! WE buy late FORD TORINO - '72. 302-2 - Driveway midnight shift. We offer: with Michigan's largest multi- room, 2 baths, family room male, $85 mo. 655 1717. model imported and domes¬ barrel. Good tires, good man, general cleaning, nights an undiscriminatory, affirma Primary and team nursing, 8 11 19 (5) manufacturer distributor, 15- with fireplace. Many extras SUBLEASE IN brand new tic compact cars. Contact transmission, good car for tive action employer 10p.m. - 8a.m., apply in complete orientation pro¬ 694 9388 4 11 16(4) 6-11-14 (25) 20 hours per week. Auto¬ beautiful John DeYoung, WILLIAMS winter. $400. 337-2941 after person, 3440 Okemos Rd., ON SABBATICAL. For Rent, duplex, minutes gram, continuing education mobile required. 339 9500. from campus. 332-7793. VW, 484-1341. C-20-11-30 (5) 6. Z-5-11-9 (4) Randy's Mobil. 5-11-12 (51 support system, excellent 1 FEMALE ROOMMATE fully furnished house, winter C-20-11 30151 Z 3-11-9 (3) BABYSITTER IN my home. AUDI '75, 100LS, 4-door, wage and benefit package. needed for 4 man apartment term only. 5 6 persons. 1 Vi FORD WAGON, 1973. Good Minimum of Tuesdays & CHILD CARE in east side For more information contact in Cedar Village immediately miles to MSU 5 11 14 (4) excellent, auto transmission, transportation, new parts. NEED BANJO and guitar Wednesdays full days. Other Personnel Office Depart 332 7236 Z 6 11 14 13) ROOM AVAILABLE in Owen P.S. Asking $2650. 353-8345. $300 or best offer. Must see home, 3 afternoons, 485-3756 instructors. Call MARSHALL times flexible. Need own MID MICHIGAN RENTALS Grad Center. If interested Z 5-11-12 (3) ment, Lansing General Hospi¬ MUSIC CO Z-3-11-8J3) to appreciate. 372-4988. transportation. Competitive tal 2800 Devonshire, Lan , 337 9700. Ask EAST, SPACIOUS has a large selection of contact Ken at 353 4684 or 8-11-19(4) for Gordon McMahon apart BUICK ELECTRA 225, 1970. salary plus mileage. Call 655- sing Ml 48909 Phone 372 ments. Modern kitchen, pets apartments, houses, dup¬ 353 7070. Z 3-11 8 (4) DENTAL ASSISTANT - Pre¬ 2407. 3-11 9 17) C 20 11 30 (5) No rust, runs good. $800. 8220, ext 267 EOE okay, no lease, now only lexes, studios, etc. Most GRAN TORINO 1972. 2 door, fer experience. Full or part Please phone 393-7866. 10 11-16 (21) $165 IC13 20) 349 1065 areas, sizes and prices. Call MSU 8 blocks. Quiet, male good body, little rust. Must time. Intelligent, neat, ener¬ EDITOR FOR Northern Mich, MODELS WANTED, $9/hour MID MICHIGAN. and see if we have what 8-11-16(31 sell. $600 372-2280. Open largest weekly, straight news, NURSES: RN's or LPN's 489 2278 or apply in person at non-smoking grad student. getic. Modern office facilities. 9a m 9pm. FEE. you're looking for. From 9-9 5-11-14 (3) features, sports, and photo VELVET FINGERS, 527 E Cooking privileges. $22.50/ CAPRI-1979 3-door auto¬ Compensation open. Call Nurture those who nurtured C 3-11-12 (6) 349 1065 'C 20 11 30 (8) matic, economical, immac¬ work Write or call Harry you! Be a charge nurse Michigan. OR 20-11 30 (4) week 332 4076 3 11 8 (4) MONZA - 1979 Coupe. V-6, 4 before 6p.m. 323-3717. ulate. Must sell. 337-9538. Whiteley, Advance Publish¬ supervisor at PROVINCIAL EAST LANSING, modern 2 FOR RENT Farmhouse, 4 speed, power steering, 5-11-12(7) UNIFORMED SECURITY of 8-11-19(3) ing Co.. Rogers City, Mich HOUSE WEST. 731 Stark¬ bedroom, part utilities paid, miles south of MSU. 2977 $35 buys space Owen Hall. brakes, radio, Rally wheels. ficers and store detectives, 517 734-2105 3 11 9 ( 7) weather Dr., Lansing. Call air Sharp. $4100. 651-6330. WAITRESSES FULL AND full or part time. Call 641 conditioning, carpeting, Pine Tree Rd., $250 per Last months of fall term, CAPRI-1974. Automatic, Mr. R. Putnam, RN, Director month 88? 8779 or 882 7410 Immediate, 356-3915. 8 1112 (4) 4562 OR 20 11 30 (4) dining room, dishwasher, part time, nights and days of Nursing. 323-9133. radio, rear defroster. 25 MPG, NURSE AIDS - full and part now only $110, (C 2 15) 349 3 119(4) Z 3-11-8 (3) $1400 694-7429 or 694-0373, available at SHANNON'S 10 11 9 (9) MUSTANG 1979, 2-door, sil¬ time openings, at skilled nurs¬ 1065 MID MICHIGAN Open after 5 p.m. 2-11-9 (4) SALOON. 882-2577. 9a ver, V6, automatic, air, stereo tape. 349-2688. 8-11-8(3) 8-11-15(4) ing facility, conditions good and working excellent CETA VI Full time position planning expansion of Adult For Rent | m 9p.m.. FEE C 3 11 12 !8l EAST Energy MICHIGAN Ave. efficient-busline-4 Counting your Make extra money by selling pennies? CHEVETTE - 1979 beautiful, benefits. Nursing scholarship Curriculum Some art back bedrooms: $400 . 487 9061 things you no longer use in metallic brown, stripes and MUSTANG 1965, 3 speed, 4 PART TIME maintenance program, offered after 6 CROSSROADS REALTY IS NEED TO sublet furnished 1 evenings. 5 118 (3) the Classified section. more options. 5500 miles, barrel, $700. Call 627-9100. help needed. Skills and car months Experience pre¬ ground helpful E Lansing MOVING1 to 124 W. Grand bedroom apartment from $4360 or best offer. 339 9471. 8-11-12(3) Arts Workshop. 332 2565. necessary. 351-8135. ferred If none, our next Ri"er, E Lansing, Same 12'8*79 to 9'80 Cedar View 8-11-8 (4) OR-7-11-8 (3) 5 119 (5) training classes start 11'19 phone number' 351 0951 332 0971 after 12 noon MUSTANG MACH I, 1972 and 12 10. Call Mrs. Thomp¬ CHEVETTE 1978, 4 door, 4 speed, excellent condition, excellent condition. $1700. 349 5932 Z 3 11-12 (3) COUPLE NEEDED for apart¬ ment complex. General main¬ son, person. 332 5061, or Provincial apply in House WAITRESSES flexible hours in PART time, bowling es C 20 11 30 (4) Z 3 11 9 (4) EXPERIENCE must sell, $3550 or best offer. tenance experience required, White Hills. EOE. 5-11-9 (14) tablishment, East Lansing The World at your Campus Phone 323-9384. 8-11-12(4) PORSCHE, 914/2.0, 1973. 351-9538. OR-7-11-8 (4) area. Call 337 1383 before 6 $2500. Appearance group, AVON p.m.. ask for Tom or Ted. mag wheels, 5-speed, AM ALL STUDENT advertising Earn your Holiday shopping 5 11 9(6) 1973 CHEVY Wagon with air. FM cassette stereo, quartz must be prepaid beginning money Sell Avon part time $250. Also, 1976 Olds Wa¬ November 5. S-22-11 29 (3) LOCAL AMWAY distributor gon, loaded. $2650. Call 371 - lights, stainless steel heat and set your own hours. exchangers. Dave, 882-5731 America's most popular line is helping many persons earn 1200, 339 8885 evenings. day, 332-8116 night. 2 PART TIME window wash¬ of cosmetics, fragrance & money working 2 to 4 hours 5-11-13 (6) 5-11-9 (7) ers, car a must, good wages. per day We can help you jewelry. Call 482 6893 339 3690 after 6. 3-11-8(3) For an appointment call 723 CHEVY - '71 Kingswood C 20-11 30 (8) •76 PINTO WAGON, 4-speed, 6055 7 11 13 16) Wagon. Full power. $200. Michelin tires. $2100. Good INSIDE AND delivery help 355-8773. E-5-11-8 (3) PLANT PARTIES condition. 669-3967. needed. Must have own car. Hostess earns 10%. Contact DENTAL ASSISTANT, im CHEVY motor, WAGON, '71. '75 transportation gem, 8 119 (3) TRANS AM - 1976. Headers, Inside people need car for transportation to and from work only. Apply at LITTLE HYACINTH HOUSE GREEN ERY. 332 6200 20 11 30 (41 mediate opening, experience helpful. 394 3230 5-11-13 14) Career Opportunities must see to appreciate, $1000 new disc brakes, new rear CAESAR'S on Grand River, December & March Graduates or best offer. 699-2502 tires, just put $700 in engine, west of Frandor. 485 4406 8-11-15(4) body needs very little work. 5-11-12(7) Danners operates 80 Restaurants and Dis CHEVY MALIBU Classic, 393-8505. 5-11-915) FAST MOVING food esta SALES ENGINEER count Department Stores throughout Indiana 1977. Many extras. $2750 or Due to expansion, we anticipate openings for TRANS-AM '79, T/A 6.6 blishment now accepting ap best offer Must sell! 351 - 4 speed. W6 pkg. Low mile¬ M.S.U. grads in the next few months. plications for part time help. 1249. 5-11-9 13) age. Extras. 7*9 4943. The growing power, transmission group of the DANA Bachelors degree in Restaurant Management Apply in person BURGER 8-11-9 (3) KING restaurant 1141 East CORPORATION has career opportun.ties for aggres (HRI) or General Business Administration DATSUN.- '74. B210 hatch¬ Grand River, East Lansing sive engineers for technical soles positions. B S ore desired, but we will interview any back. Radio, Michelins, Su¬ TRANS AM '78. Air, cruise, between the hours of 2-4 M E E E preferred C E BSE A B.S.l.T. occept per MPG, 81,000. Some rust. stereo, velour interior. $5400, p.m. 7-11-12 (8) able 6 18 month training program Dealing primarily graduating student with a strong interest in $1,350. 394 4652 evenings. 627 9760 8 11 19 (3) with customer engineering, technical and or specify either a career in Restaurant Management or ing personnel while solving motion control chat in Retailing. TOYOTA CELICA liftback, lenges Territory assignment salary plus bonus. i CHARGER 1974, Christmas Break '79, 5 speed, air, sunroof, Sail from lo» Angeler February 3, ISM and from AM/FM, good cond- Seattle. September 3 1980 to the Orient, Southeoit stereo, excellent condition, ACAPULCO 1,500 or best offer, must sell, $6700. 337-0413. Asia. Indio Egypt (Suei Canal) and the Mediterranean 11 or 351 2635. 8 11 15(41 DEC 10 to 20 Sign up at the Placement Bureau for inter¬ Representative will be on campui the week of November DANA CORPORATION will be recruiting on Includes: Scheduled view. Gary lenard ('73 MSU-HRI grad) will be 12 1979 For tpecific information, contact the Center for TRIUMPH TR7, 1976 Low AIR and HOTEL for 10 campus on November 9 and February 26, on campus November 12, 1979. Overteoi Study. ALE 1965 Cadillac mileage, excellent condition NITES. Plus... 1980 If interested, please sign up or send Reasonable condi- $4500 or best offer. Call used resume in confidence to: >od tires, never 627 5041. 8-11-19 (41 added features. te vehicle. Sold as is, best offer. Contact EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER VEGA '74, Automatic /ing, 651 5015. 54.000 miles 20MPG. $700, 332 3124 evenings. B 2 11 8(31 '359 Recruiting and Management Develc Dono Corporation 23577 Hoover Rd FORD TORINO 1974 Excel¬ Warren Ml 48089 lent condition. Good radial VW BEETLE 1970, sunroof, tires Automatic transmis¬ AM-FM, runs good. $500 331 7997 Equal Opportunity Employer sion Must sell. 353 0948 after 332 3797 after 6p m. 6pm Z8 11 16(51 8 11 19 (3) A\ QHM 24-8118/^ 1 1 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing Michig Thursday, November 8, 1979 For Sale [ [^j for Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale Recreation Instructions ITS WHAT'S RECORDS' THOUSANDS to ONE WAY ticket to Maui BSR 710 Turntable, like OVER 3000 cheap albums, UNITED DISCOUNT DOLOMITE choose from, 756 and up, all Hawaii $200 372 4014 Jennie new. $50 or best offer. 485 256 and up all types hits to pons, 2, best offer, 332 3700 cou SKI women's size 6'/?, $35, call boots, BLUEGRASS SERVICE plays weddings, EXTENSION LESSONS IN guitar, banjo Happening the obscure. FLAT BLACK £r and more, at the ELDERLY quality guaranteed. WAZOO ZE-5 11-12 13) 0603 after 5 E 5 11 9 (31 or 676-1499. Z 5-11 14 (3) after 6 p.m., 332 8310 parties 337-0178 or 372-3727. INSTRUMENT SCHOOL. RECORDS, 223 Abbott, 337 CIRCULAR 541 E Grand Z 5 11 13 (3) C 20 11 30 13) AMERICAN HALF fare River, above Paramount. C-20-11-30 (4) 0947 C 20 11 30 15) STUDIO COUCH, $15, dres cou UNITED HALF-fare coupons Announcements for It's What's ser, $15, desk, $15, type pon $50 or best offer. Call Open 11a.m. - 6p.m,, 6 days. (2) $50 each. 355-2370 or HIGHEST QUALITY con Happening must be received in the TAKE A giant step forward to writer $5. 332 3205 Tom, 353 1864 after 7 p.m. C-20-11-30 (6) 489 1363 after 5p.m. State News office, 343 Student CRISTY'S QUALITY used temporary furniture. 394 a horse career, MEREDITH E 5 11 12 13) E 5 119 (3) E 5 11 14 (41 5667. 3-11-9 (3) Services Bldg., by noon at least furniture and antiques. MANOR SCHOOL OF WE SELL stereo equipment. GRAND OPENING HORSEMANSHIP. Call toll two days before publication. No MAGNAPAN MGI 5 foot THE STEREO SHOPPE East SHAG CARPET, 12x17, TECHNICS RECEIVER and announcements will be Hardwood end and coffee ORIENTAL CARPETS pri free. 1 800 624-1929. accepted tables. Sectional book cases, speakers, like new, big Lansing C-20-11-30 (3) mixed green, never used, turntable. 2 Pioneer HPN 60 Z 7 11 15 (5) by phone. vate sale. Wool, handloomed. sound. $450. 332 0493. $125. 6000BTU air cond¬ speakers. $750, 394 5667 desks, lamps, couches, lea Various sizes, traditional, Per 6 11 9 (3) SOMEBODY ELSE'S CLOS itioner, $125. GE toaster-oven 3-11-9 (3) ther office chairs, while they sian and Turkish design and PRIVATE GUITAR lessons last. 505-E. Michigan Ave et featuring gently used $16. All excellent. 351-8476. * X-mas/New Years style , colors. Saturday, November UNITED HALF-fare coupon. any - beginners or Lansing. C 20 11 30 (10) clothing. 541 E. Grand River. E 5 11-20 (5) * Inter session advance. Call MARSHALL 3, noon 4 p.m. Thursday $50 or best offer. Call Connie. Open noon to 6p.m. Take-ins Fellowship of Christian Athletes November 8, 7 10 p.m. or by Open * Easter MUSIC CO., 337 9700. Open will meet at 7 2 V, PRICE UNITED cou 353 1436. E-5-11 8 (3) by appointment. TWO UNITED Discount Cou¬ (212) 689-8980 a.m. Friday. Varsity appointment 1908 Haga C 20 11 30 (5) Corda West weeknights until 9:00 p.m. Club Room, west side of the pons, $50 each. 332-8116 pons. $39 each. 332-2053. Outside N Y State dom, South of Holt Rd. Saturdays 10a.m. - 5p.m. stadium. BOOKS! 3 floors of books, E 5 11 14 (3) after 5. E 5-11 14 (3) 676 1499 or 332 3700. Cidermill C-20-11 30 (6) magazines and comics. CUR DISCOUNT CALCULATORS 7 118 (10) 5817 North Okemos UNITED HALF fare coupons. IOUS BOOK SHOP, 307 East The Botany and Plant Path¬ has moved to 124 W. Grand BEDROOM SET 4 piece $35 each, 351 7439. Ask for Grand River, East Lansing, Road, East Lansing ology Tropical Green House is Marsha. ZE 5 8 14 (3) ATTENTION: MEDICAL stu 332 0112. C 20 11-30 (5) River. 351-0951. C 20 11-30 (3) solid wood, $325 or best offer. 374-8013. 5-11-14 (3) 337-7974 DISC JOCKEY. We have a [Transportation ||gJL| now open from noon to 2 p.m. Monday, Thursday, Friday and dents demonstration skull Hours: AIRLINE DISCOUNT complete mobile sound from 11 a.m. to noon Saturday, PIANO; STORY and Clark from Kilgore Intl., Coldwater. WOMAN TO drive car out to CASH PAID AMERICAN AIRLINES '/z system to fill any size room located behind Horticulture Bldg. coupons. Call 351-4720, 9:30 - For stereo Colorado, near November 16. Spinet, walnut. Bench inc Belonged to plastic surgeon! a.m. to 5:30 p.m. 7 11 8 (3) components, musical instru¬ 1 fare coupons. $45. 355-5771. with your favorite music all luded. $625. 332 6326. $200, 323-4818. E 5 11 12 (5) 394-7270, evenings. 7-11-9 (3) Z-E-5-11-14 (3) _ ments, photo gear, jewelry, supplied by Discount Re¬ MSU Hang-gliding Club meets 4-11 9 13) WHERE ELSE CAN YOU at 7 tonight, 208 IM Sports-West. TWO UNITED half fare albums and tapes. TOP DOL¬ cords, E. Lansing. We'll do a ST. LOUIS FIND?... Quality used merch¬ Rider, to share 130 Gal AQUARIUM, flor coupons. $25 each. Two LAR PAID!!! WILCOX Cold winter months are com¬ professional type program at Beginner lessons available. Every¬ andise, competitive prices, gas ($25). Leave 11/9 - return UNITED Vt fare coupons. $50 hood, aqua king filter, heater, together, MSU Minnesota TRADING POST 509 East one welcome. ing .. . sell your unneeded AND first hand friendly serv¬ a non-professional price. Call 11/11. 337-1161. Z-3-11-8 (3) each. Call 882-7272 after 5. gravel, $195 485 7223 football tickets, $9 each. 355- Michigan, Lansing. 485 4391. sleds, skates and other sport¬ ice? No other place than H 1 SOUND at 332-2212 to Z-E-5-11-12 (3) 5 11 13 13) 1174 3 11 9 (5) C 16-11-30 (8) Honors College film program, ing equipment in Classified. DICKER AND DEAL SEC¬ make a good party better. "The Challenge---A Tribute to OND HAND STORE, 1701 S. Ask for Tom. X 10-11 15 (12) Wanted Modern Art," is at 7:30 tonight, Cedar St., Lansing. 487 3886. B106 Wells Hall. Coffee hour TRY US FIRST! SKYDIVING- Every weekend. follows in Honors College lounge. C 20 11-30 (9) First jump instruction every 2 SENIOR SEASON b-ball Saturday and Sunday 10:00 tickets. Either series. Will pay. Yakeley-Gilchrist Ebony Pearls The State News Yellow Page SEWING MACHINES - new a.m. (no appointment neces- 332-1382. 3-11-9 (3) are sponsoring Black Awareness free arm machines from saryl. Take advantage of Week from Nov. 5 through Nov. 9, $99.50. Guaranteed used Fall-Winter rates. FREE sky¬ MSU MINNESOTA football - in the Yakeley-Gilchrist Hall. machines from $39.50. All diving programs for groups. tickets, 8 together. 351-2875 makes repaired, EDWARDS Charlotte Paracenter and after 5. 3-11-8 (3) The All University Traffic Com¬ DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, MSU Parachute tlub. 372- mittee meets at 3 today, at the 9127 after 10 p.m. 543-6731, FEMALE ROOMMATE, own 1115 N. Washington. 489 in Department of Public Safety. 6448. C-20-11 -30 (8) weekends. 16-11 -30 (10) room Lansing, $77.50 month, call 372-2443 after 10 The American Red Cross and Business — Service NEW AND used p.m. Z 8 11 16 (3) guitars, ban¬ Arnold Air Society are sponsoring jos, mandolins, etc. Dulc¬ Service a blood drive from 11 a.m. to 5 imers and kits, recorders, NEED 3 tickets to MSU-Min- Friday, South Dining Room, Brody thousands of hard to find TYPEWRITER REPAIR - All nesota game, call long dist¬ albums and books. Discount makes. ance 224-2623 between 5 - Free estimates and prices. Expert repairs free 8p.m. Z-1-11-8 (4) - pick up and delivery. Service Enjoy "learning by doing" with Directory estimates. ELDERLY INSTR¬ the Renaissance Dance Associa¬ center, 3841 Okemos Rd. Call FEMALE TO share elegant UMENTS. 541 E Grand River tion, from 8:30 to 11 Lou May, 349-1598. new home in South Lansing. tonight, 332-4331. C-20-11-30 (9) Tower Room, Union. 5-11-12 (5) No pets. Must be neat. $225. BITTERSWEET ANTIQUES 394-6555. 7-11-16 (4) EXPERT GUITAR repairs - MSU Pre-vet Club meets at 7:30 Open Tuesday and Friday, Acoustic and electric. Most tonight, 100 Vet Clinic. Dr. Fog- BARBER HEALTH FOOD MEDIA SERVICE 12a.m. - 5p.m., other by extensive shop in the state. LAST CHANCE well will speak on research and chance. 2200 Howell Rd., for some fast cash. ELDERLY INSTRUMENTS. % fare airline yearbook pictures will be taken. Spartan Barber Williamston, 655-1698. 4°%\ 10% DISCOUNT 332-4331. C-20-11-30 (5) B-1-11-8 14) coupons. Call Mike Styling to all MSU Videotape 332-7977. Juniors, seniors: Gain academic credit UNITED HALF fare coupon, DAVE'S CARPET. We clean interning with a local emp¬ For Men, Women and students Introductions all carpets at a reasonable 1-11-8 (4) loyment and training program. $50, 337-7233, ask for Susan. Children on purchases of $2 fill tupl kikny A division of Media S 5 11-9 (3) price. 323-2113. Contact Dave Persell, College of Appointment Lower Level Union or Walk-in or more, yogurts Whole groin breads & goodies, Komm. Productions OR-20-11-30 (3) [ Round Town [ fil Urban Development. and breads excluded fpeciallxiiisi in ALL NATURAL 'Photographic copying I Animals MSU Radio Board meets at 7 Building 9-5 Mon.-Fri. Dannon Yogurt -39' 'Videotape productions 'Videotape Introductions | Typing Service ||^j| ANTIQUE SHOW, Lansing, Civic Center. November 17th tonight, in 4 Student Services Bldg. OPEN: M-Sat. 10-6 RANDALL HEALTH FOOD 'custom typesetting for your BLACK LABRADOR Retriev¬ EXPERT WORK Saturday 11-8pm, 18th, Sun¬ 355-3359 Thurs. 6-8 artwork, layouts, posters er puppies. AKC registered. - Proofread, Ingham County Parks Depart¬ Brookfield Plaza BAKERY: Thurs. 5-8 $75 each. 9 weeks old. 1 guaranteed. IBM Selectric. day 11-6pm. 40-50 quality We use and ment invites you to "Morning Frl.-Sot. 5-10 EDITING. 337-8415; if I'm not dealers. Admission $1.50, 1381 E. Grand River female, 2 males. 663-4630. recommend 2013 E.MICHIGAN Call 351-0435 E-5-11-9 (5) in, answering machine takes students $1.00. Meanderings," a leisure guided RK products 332-6892 walk of the park at 9 a.m. 482-0038 message. 6-11-12 (5) X-10-11 -16 (7) GERMAN SHEPHERD, male, Saturday, Riverbend Natural Area. GUN SHOP TOBACCONIST 11 months old. $85 or best WILL DO typing for whatever HORSE DRAWN hayrides. offer. No papers. 489-5603. you need. 627-4462. Call for appointment, after Ingham County Parks Depart¬ NOW NIAR THIS PROM TNI TOP ment offers a program "Animal Needs to feel free! 5-11-13 <31 4 p.m. 676-5929. Largest Selection of Handguns HINOI AT THI STORI WITH TNI E-5-11-9 14) TYPING, LIBRARY research, BL-1-11-8 (3) Preparation for Winter" at 2:30pm Sunday, Riverbend Natural Area. COLLIES - GOLDEN Sable resume service. Free pick-up "We got the •Cigaretts by: nave in .lock Staff member Denny Brogan • Lassie puppies, cuddly, AKC, and delivery. 676-1912. best year 'round guns Sherman - Dun hill Sobraine C-20-11-30 (3) speaks on "World Christian Dis- farm-raised. $115. Call 321 prices in Southern • rifles 'Pipes by Savinelli 8479. E-5-11 -14 (4) cipleship" at Inter-Varsity Chris¬ ONLY 556 a page! 506 page tian Fellowship meeting at 7 Michigan" • handguns *21 Red Door pipe tobacco blends over 50 pages. Experienced tonight, 336 Union. DOBERMAN PUPS. 3 red males and 1 black and tan typist. 651-6424. OR-1-11-8 (3) Conversational sign language BOB'S GUN SHOP We boy. sell female. $50, 349 5484 practice is at 7 tonight, fourth floor C&mcLelLs1^' 5-11-14 (3) and trade TYPING. FREE pick-up and lobby, MSU Library. Deaf Friends Sh of welcomes anybody interested in delivery. Fast, experienced, SHEPHERD mix, $15, AND fairly Labrador trained, low rates. 676-2009. Ml signing. COUNSELING SERVICES IMPORTS house-broken. Dogfood, chain and 2 collars. Sell to OR 18 11 30 (3) Ml Student Council for Exceptional Children announces a fall seminar WOMEN'S COUNSELING Free Pregnancy Testing good home. 484-7046. E-5-11 -9 (5) TYPING IN my home. Close W with Beth Sulzer-Azaroff from to campus. Reasonable rates. noon to 2 p.m. Friday, Schorling CENTER Counseling Services Pregnancy Terminations Listening Ear RED TAILED Boa Constrictor Call between 9Et7. Cindy 394-4448. 10-11-14 13) 00 Auditorium, 1202 School of Educ¬ 927 E. GRAND RIVER I ation, University of Michigan, Ann (across from Rogue St. Gynecological Core 337-1717 3 foot, tame $100 or best EXPERT TYPING. Term pap¬ Family Planning offer. Free mouse source 547% E. Grand River 355 5854. X-E-5-11-8 (4) ers, letter, RESUMES. Near Learn "Study and Travel in 4737 M?r?h Rd 5s!ite B FOR INFORMATION CAll 517 037 7350 * Gables. 337-0205. C-20-11-30 (3) m Italy" from Dr. Andrea Tommaso of Wayne State Univer¬ Di Okemos 24 hour crisis intervention (behind Meifers) * Lost & Found « sity at 4 p.m. today, A506 Wells 349-1000 uuomerKjere Sexual Assault Coun. port through legal and med. (Sup¬ TYPING. FREE pick-up and Hall. Contact Office of Overseas # PREGNANCY If STING e CONCERNED COUNSEIORS of LansmG featuring (Xir Line of LOST: SILVER ladies Hamil¬ delivery. Fast, experienced, Study for details about Human¬ # BIRTH CONTROL COUNSELING * References ton watch. Reward. 353-5816 low rates. 676-2009. ities/Italian program in Florence # PREGNANCY TERMINATION ' Community Ed. ApporeL from India Leslie or Julie. 6-11-8 (3) OR 17-11 10 (3) spring term. WOMEN HELPING WOMEN" LOST 11/5, small black cat TYPING: IBM Selectric. Term PODIATRY- see (Phila) Penna, with no tail, from Clemens- papes, resumes, plus editing, College of Podiatry representative OPTICAL SERVICE VISION CARE AUTO CLINIC INSTRUCTION Jerome 372-4866. from 2 to 5 p.m. Friday, 104 area. close to campus. 351-5694. 5-11-13 (4) Natural Science Bldg. SPARTAN ORJ7-1J-30J3) NEW FACES CO-OPTICAL I.R. NIXON, O.D. MUFFLER CENTER FOUND IN SAM'S STORE, UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS Interested in special education? COMPLETE RESUME SERV class ring Livonia Stevenson Come to a seminar from 7 to SERVICES * BRAKES 1977. 337-7267 to identify. ICE: Typesetting; offset print¬ 8:30 p.m. Nov. 13, Kiva, Erickson "eye examinations "SHOCKS ing; and bindery services. tor professional modeling, to 5-11-12 13) Hall. Details in 26 Student Serv¬ *contact lenses Approved dissertation print¬ 'FRONT END WORK train for Live Fashion Show, ices Bldg. *eye glass prescription FOUND APPROXIMATELY ing and binding specialists. Magazine. Photography, T.V. For estimate, stop in at 2843 • EYES EXAMINED *fee inquiries welcome 30% No experience necessary. January 1979, Cat beige, E. Grand River or phone a • CONTACT LENS ON ALL WORK Auston'i Professional Vou can take 332-1010 after 5. 5-11-9 (5) TYPING, EXPERIENCED, WITH I.D. my ad out 1331 i. Grand Rivtr Modeling of Lansing Inc. fast and reasonable. 371-4635 of the paper. KEYS FOUND On 10-29-79 Breekfiald Plain Meijer Thrifty Acres • Okemos 717 S.PENNSYLVANIA C 20 11 30 (31 351 • 5110 487-9332 351-0031 on G. River in £. Lansing. I got the Brown leather case. Call 337- TYPING - THESIS, manu¬ results PHOTOGRAPHY 1259 5-11-8 ( 3) scripts, papers. IBM selectric. w I wanted. Sandy Clark, 487-6756 after FOUND ONE orange male 6. 12-11-13 (3) tabby cat corner of Shaw lbingrt WIN $1000 Lane and Hagadorn. 6510. Z 3-11-9 13) 353- LOW RATES resumes. - Term papers, Fast expert typing. 99 Stvdug) BE THE NEW POSTER GIRL FOR Personal ] [/] Day and evening. Call 'G' TYPING. 321-4771. C-20-11-30 14) * We get calls such 3s this every single day. NOW YOU CAN meet young COPYGRAPH SERVICE CTION PHOTOGRAPHY , adults with diverse adult int¬ COMPLETED, DISSERTA¬ TIONS AND RESUME Passport erests. Meet your 'playmate' SERVICE. Corner MAC and State Resume through my swingers club. Grand River, 8:30a.m. - 5p.m. ID Photos No prostitutes! MSU and Monday-Friday, 10a.m. 5 surrounding area. For details Saturday. 337 1666 - 220 Albert St. 332-3026 send $2.00 to J' P.O. Box 5 C-20-11-30 (7) Okemos, Ml 48864 Z-9-11 16(8) TYPING IBM memory, pica, elite Editing available; former < News JOHN SHUTTLESWORTH. English teacher. 694 4070. To List Your Business Call Sally 355-8255 E.S. Schumacher, Islandia, C 22 11 30 (3) Rex Roberts. Ken Kern, Isaac Asimov, Steve Badura, David EXPERIENCED IBM typing, Wright, Oroborous. If these dissertations (Pica Elite). names mean something to FAYANN 489 0358 State News Classified you, I may have an opportun¬ ity of interest. Give a call and we'll discuss it. Ward Gre C 20 11-30(3) 355-8255 more at 1 548 3899 or 1 546 1061 Z 8 11 15 (11) Michigan State News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 8, 1979 13 HAGAR the Horrible Bill Cosby Daily Tv Highlights by Dik Browne SPONSORED BY: frifcw f*/f/h \y CL Nov, 11 Shows: 3:00 childrer 7:00 Adult (6)WJIM-TV(CBS) (lO)WILX-TV(NBC) (ll/26)WELM-TV(Cable) (12)WJRT-TV(ABC) (23)WKAR-TV'PBS) THURSDAY 2:30 (10) Buck Rogers (23) Dick Cavett (6) Guiding Light (12) Laverne & Shirley 11:30 9:00 (10) Another World (23) Movie (6) Columbo (6-12) Phil Donahue (23) Evening At Symphony 8:30 (10) Mike Douglas (10)Johnny Carson 3:00 (12) Benson (23) Sesame Street (12) Police Woman (12) General Hospital 9:00 10:00 (23) ABC News 3:30 (6) Hawaii Five-0 12:40 (6) Beat The Clock (6) One Day At A Time (10) Quincy (12) Baretta (10) Card Sharks (23) Villa Alegre (12) Barney Miller 1:00 (12) Mary Tyler Moore 4:00 9:30 (10) Tomorrow (23) Mister Rogers (6) Flintstones (12) Soap 1:25 10:30 (10) Bugs Bunny 10:00 (6)Banacek (6) Whew! 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