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MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48824 NOVEMBER 9, 1979
Council rezones
property for
By DEBBIE CREEMERS
mall
place in the next few weeks."
State News Staff Writer At the meeting, Councilmember Alan Fox questioned a proposal
After three years worth of plans, petitions and lawsuits, East that the Economic Development Corporation help East Lansing
Lansing City Council unanimously approved the rezoning of State Bank renovate its main office at 100 W. Grand River Ave.
property necessary for construction of the Dayton Hudson mall The bank vacated 28 rooming units on its second, third, and
without fanfare. fourth floors in preparation for the project, which was planned in
Construction of the mall will begin after site plans are submitted June.
by Dayton Hudson and approved by East Lansing Commission and Fox asked if the bank planned to replace the student housing
City Council. The plans will be approved only after public hearings units eliminated by the renovation, and suggested that there
on construction.
might not be genuine financial need for the EDC to finance the
James Anderson, coordinator of Citizens for a Livable
project, as the project was planned before the EDC was created.
Community, said he expected the approval of the rezoning
ordinance in light of the November election returns. Consideration of the recommendation was postponed until the
next Council meeting.
A PROPOSAL FROM Councilmember Joan Hunault that the
The real vote was last year, and Dayton city award a $5,000, one-year grant to the Council Against
Domestic Assault was also postponed until the next meeting at the
Hudson promised to abide by it. We expect
request of Councilmember John Czarnecki. The Council Against
the hearing to take place in the next few Domestic Assault is expected to open a Lansing shelter for women
weeks. — James Anderson, coordinator of next month.
Citizens for a Livable Community. Czarnecki said he would look into the possibility of Block Grant
Program funds for CADA, a non-profit, community-based
organization for area women.
Councilmember Larry Owen expressed sincere gratitude to
Anderson said CLC would continue to fight the project in court, Mayor George L. Griffiths, who presided at his last council
appealing Judge Raymond Hotchkiss' decision in late August to meeting after eight years of service. Stat* News Deborah J. Borln
pass the rezoning request back to the city. The swearing-in ceremony for elected councilmembers Gov. William G. Milliken told about 50 college editors from around the state about the plight of 30,000 Cam¬
Czarnecki, Owen and Ralph Monsma is tentatively scheduled for bodian refugees in Thailand. He described his recent visit to the refugee camps as the most "shocking experi¬
"THE REAL VOTE was last year, and Dayton Hudson promised Nov. 14 at 4:15 p.m. in the East Lansing City Library, 950 Abbott ence" in his life. Story on page 5.
to abide by it," Anderson said. "We expect the hearing to take Road.
Iran may reject involvement PLOhostage case
By BARRY 8CHWEID Iranians holding the American hostages. News of the broadcast was circulated mous.
WHILE SPOKESPERSON CARTER de
Associated Press Writer "He has been told by us to hold whatever only minutes before Secretary of State Although U.S. relations with Iran have cllned to acknowledge directly that Clark ia
WASHINGTON - President Carter's conversations he believes are necessary to Cyrua R. Vance was scheduled to address deteriorated since the ouster of the shah
special Ramsey Clark, is holding facilitate the rapid and safe release of our meeting with a PLO representative In
envoy, reporters on the Iranian situation. early this year, the United State* has been ANOTHER ADMINIHTRA'UON OFFI¬
talks with the Palestine Liberation Organi¬ embassy people," State Department The U.S. government has decided to halt Turkey he mentioned a* a precedent U.S
allowing the Iranian government to send CIAL, asking thai he not be identified, said talks with PLO officials in Lebanon In 1976,
zation in an effort to win the freedom of six spokesperson Hodding Carter said. any further shipments of military equip¬ planes to pick up loads of spare parts and that although there are no reports of Earlier, a U.S. official who refused to be
American hostages in Iran, but a Tehran But Tehran radio, in a broadcast moni¬ ment spare parts to Iran while Americans what it described as minor equipment from
radio broadcast indicated PLO mediation tored in Kuwait, said the students holding
injuries among the hostages, "our concern identified said Clark's discussions center on
are held hostage in the U.S. embassy in an Iranian-owned warehouse at McGuire is real and has been constant." a PLO demand that the United States ask
would not be accepted. the embassy have rejected talks with the Tehran, administration officials said Thurs¬ Air Force Base, N.J. On Wednesday, a State Department directly for help.
State Department officials confirmed PLO. The broadcast said the students day. spokesperson, who asked that he not be The first session between Clark and the
Thursday that Clark had been in contact "apologized to the PLO delegation ... for "We do not intend to allow any shipments AFTER A 90-MINUTE delay, he appear identified, said the government had receiv¬ PLO representatives was held Wednesday
with the PLO, which some U.S. officials had being unable to accept PLO mediation to go during the current crisis," said one
ed before television cameras in the State ed reports that the hostages were being in Istanbul, where Clark's mission is stalled,
seen as the best hope of negotiatingwith the aimed at freeing the American hostages." official who asked that he remain anony-
Department briefing room and, without abused by their captors. and they planned to meet again on
mentioning the PLO directly, thanked The Iranians who seized the embassy Thursday, the U.S. official said.
"many governments and others" for their have demanded that the United States The PLO has offered to intercede with
assistance. return the deposed Shah Mohammad Reza Iranian authorities to try to gain the release
Shah willing to leave, but too ill Vance described the situation
tremely difficult and delicate," and
as "ex
gave
Pahlavi to Iran to stand trial as a war
criminal. The shah is undergoing cancer
of the hostages.
assurances that the United States was treatment in a New York hospital, and the THE PLO DEMAND that the United
NEW YORK (AP) — The deposed shah of Iran is willing to leave freeing the 61 Americans being held hostage in Iran. However, his United States has refused to bow to that States ask directly for help places the
pursuing "every avenue open to us to
the United States in hopes of freeing Americans being held hostage physicians remain adamant in their position that a patient in his secure their safe and early release." demand. Carter administration in an awkward
in Iran, but his doctors say the move could kill him, a statement condition cannot possibly leave without risking his life. The Iranians holding the embassy have
Spokesperson Carter said there was no position, because U.S. policy prohibits
issued for the shah said Thursday. "The shah continues to recover from surgery, but his course is further word on the condition of the threatened to kill the hostages if the United direct negotiations with the group until it
now somewhat feverish. The plans previously announced for American hostages, who have been held States takes any overt action to free them. recognizes Israel's right to exist in peace in
The statement was released by Robert F. Armao, senior advisor therapy remain unaltered. A large T-tube has been left in the under armed guard in the U.S. Embassy in In addition to the talks with the the Middle East.
to Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi. The former monarch is being common bile duct. Attempts to remove the
remaining stone will be Tehran since Sunday. Palestinians, the administration was re Responding to that demand, which Clark
treated for cancer at New York Hospital. made in three weeks, after a necessary channel has been formed. discussed with the PLO official, the State
"We have no evidence they are being portedly pursuing other avenues in hopes of
Attempts to interview the shah were rejected Thursday as they The expanding tumor of the neck will be treated with radiation physically abused," the spokesperson said. opening some kind of negotiations with the Department early Thursday volunteered a
have been in the past. "The family at this point wants to remain in therapy, since chemotherapy cannot be used at this time. Iranians. A special meting of the adminis
However, he declined to comment on "the statement to reporters.
seclusion," said Armao spokesperson Chris Godek. She said there "The shah's friendship with the United States remains as strong frame of mind" of the hostages. Earlier, a tration's Special Coordinating Committee It said: "If they (The PLO) are moving to
would be no elaboration on the statement. today as it has since its inception four decades ago. During his reign, witness in Tehran told The Associated on Iran was held Thursday morning. Its help release the Americans, it would be a
The three-paragraph statement said: 45,000 Americans living in Iran enjoyed peace, tranquility and Press in Athens, Greece, that one of the agenda was known to include a possible role highly responsible action in a situation
"His imperial majesty, Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, prosperity side by side with Iranians. He prays for the return of for the United Nations, as well as discussion where they may have some influence, and
hostages had been bound and gagged, and
expressed his willingness to leave the United States in hopes of that peace to his homeland." rfas paraded around the embassy garden of the PLO effort. we welcome such assistance."
Election 5 80 $365 million crude-oil pricing violations
committed five major by companies
Brown hopes to awaken 'sleeping giant' WASHINGTON (AP) - The Department had agreed to cut prices. discussed foreign oil supplies.
of Energy said Thursday that five large oil "We have asked them to be moderate," The meeting was called after two Carter
By DON McLEOD said Energy Secretary Charles Duncan at
AP Political Writer "ENOUGH IS ENOUGH," he said. "I say companies may have committed crude oil advisors suggested in a White House memo
don't license any more the conclusion of the closed meeting.
WASHINGTON California Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. pricing violations totaling more than $365 a "jawboning session" to urge the oil
— new plants and start phasing out the old ones." There was no answer when reporters
formally began his quest for the Democratic presidential In Washington, Brown spelled out a populist platform
million. companies to restrain price increases. The
The companies have 30 days in which to asked him if the companies had promised presidential advisors had urged the session
nomination Thursday, declaring himself the only political leader including government take over of petroleum imports, a National
reply to the "notices of probable violations" price reductions. because they said they saw oil prices causing
capable of awakening the United States — "the sleeping giant" — Energy Corporation "to develop and manage our own oil," and Carter political damage.
from its malaise.
and can appeal any final decisions through The oil company executives departed
presidentially appointed public members on the boards of the department itself, and in court. without commenting while Duncan was
"The sense is pervasive that something is wrong, that our The two Carter advisors who drafted the
multinational corporations.
The notices were the second this week in a holding a 10-minute news conference. memorandums, wrote that the president
nation is divided when it should be decisive and acting with clear
He also said the Pentagon had become a sacred cow which long series stemming from department "suffered considerable political damage"
purpose," Brown said in his announcement of candidacy. HE SAID THE administration officials
"I see the problem not so much as the deficiency of one
should be made more efficient, and he strongly attacked any audits of oil-company compliance with the from his decision to raise crude oil prices in
increase in defense spending at the expense of domestic government's complex price control regula and the oil company executives also stages over the next two years.
personality, but rather the collective failure to grasp the new age tions.
into which we are entering," he said. programs.
The new notices raise to a total of almost
The 41-year-old, second-term governor making his second run Other platform plans included support of a constitutional $7 billion the amount of charges alleged
for the presidency, said he could infuse in the country "a language amendment to force a balanced federal budget, strict control of
and spirit to penetrate what I call the sleeping giant in America
and wake it up before it is too late."
nuclear power generation and industrial use of a stepped up space
program.
against the top 35 U.S. oil refiners since the
department began intensified audits in
December 1977. About $3 billion of the total
Chrysler loan approved
Brown became the second announced candidate, involves alleged pricing violations. WASHINGTON (UPI) A House banking subcommittee, working with unusual
ANNOUNCING HIS CANDIDACY for the Democratic following
Kennedy by a day. Carter is scheduled to announce Dec. 4. All speed, Thursday approved a $1.5 billion government loan guarantee for Chrysler Corp.,
nomination, Brown said neither President Carter nor Sen. the first step toward enactment of the administration backed program.
three, however, have been technical candidates for several MOST OF THE allegations have yet to be
Edward M. Kennedy has the talent to stir the country from a
national malaise. months after registering their campaigns with the Federal finally resolved, and Energy Department Approved 12-6 by the economic stabilization subcommittee, the legislation goes to the
full House Hanking Committee, scheduled to begin its consideration next Wednesday.
"I think the people are ready if the right leadership wakes them Election Commission. special counsel Paul Bloom has said he
In the Senate, hearings on a similar proposal also are set to begin the same day.
expects dozens of additional notices of
up." he said. The California governor, who beat Carter in a number of late violations to be filed by the time this round of In the one day drafting session, interrupted repeatedly by Republican complaints
"I see neither the president nor the senator from Massachu¬ primaries in 1976, showed timidity toward taking him on now
no
audits is completed at the end of this year. about hasty action the subcommittee refused to force Chrysler workers to buy $100
setts as adequate spokespersons for the future," Brown said in his that Carter is in the White House.
In the latest announcement, the depart million of stock in the troubled firm, but insisted that $100 million be put up by those with
announcement ceremonies in the grand ballroom of the National
'Presidential leadership often seems more the exception than ment alleged that Shell Oil committed an economic stake in it.
Press Club.
After his appearance in Washington, Brown took his campaign the rule," he said. Brown said today's leadership is "simply pricing violations totaling $173.9 million; Rejected overwhelmingly was a move by Rep. William Green, R-N.Y., to require that
to Boston for a rally with 1,500 supporters in Quincy Market, just inadequate to steer the ship of state." Sun Oil, $104.5 million; Conoco, $61.9 Chrysler turn over 25 percent of its stock ownership to the government in non voting
"I million; Exon, $12.4 million; and Amerada shares while the guarantee program is in force,
100 yards from Faneuil Hall where Kennedy had announced his am going to offer an alternative," he said.
Hess, $12.3 million.
candidacy 24 hours earlier. Brown also said he would like to be a part of any debates LATER, THE PANEL approved a proposal to authorize government negotiators to
At that rally, Brown won his greatest applause for restating his
President Carter's key energy and eco¬
between the Democratic candidates. Carter and Kennedy have seek a share of Chrysler profits as part of the terms of granting the loan guarantee.
nomic advisors called oil company execu
opposition to nuclear energy, something he barely mentioned in tentatively agreed to a debate in Iowa, site of early caucuses in Subcommittee Chairperson William Moorhead, D Pa., ruled out of order an amendment
his Washington appearance.
lives together for a "jawboning" session
the nominating process. over petroleum prices also, but administra by Rep. Norman Shumway, R Calif., to authorize the treasury secretary to waive any
tion officials refused to say if the companies environmental or safety regulations threatening Chrysler's economic health.
Michigon Stote News. Eost Lansing. Michigan
Friday. November 9, 1979
lilYS EOl FROM IPMENT ILS.
State News Soviets
Wire Digest By TERENCE HUNT
improve nuclear missiles
science and technology special used in the production of gun Soviet Union benefits more
Associated Press Writer ist in the Pentagon's Defense tubes for Russian artillery.
more
experience than Ameri¬
than the United States from cans who travel to Moscow,
WASHINGTON - The Sov Intelligence Agency. Vorona said the Soviets are
iet Union apparently has used student exchange programs Vorona said.
He testified before a Senate seeking Western technology and bilateral agreements for
sophisticated machines pur armed services subcommittee and equipment "by any and all transfer of technology. He said U.S. students
chased from the United States investigating Soviet study
weapons means," adding that, "an entire Soviet students who travel to
Focus'Worlp to improve the accuracy of its
largest and most deadly nuclear
development. series of Soviet computers is
based on IBM 360 and 370
the United States typically are
35 years old, have the
language, history, social science
and art in Russia "while the
Soviets study the hard sciences
missile, a Pentagon intelligence "WOULD IT BE accurate to equiva¬
computers that were illegally lent of a Ph.D. degree and much and
expert said Thursday. say American know-how is diverted into the Soviet Union engineering."
Palestinian mayors fear losing offices The official said "it seems like being used to develop the in 1971 and 1972."
a reasonable Soviet
presumption" that war machine?" asked Sales of U.S. goods must be
U.S. machines used for the Sen. Harry Byrd, I Va., chair¬
NABLUS. Occupied West Bank (AP) —
Mayors of four Palestinian towns
No deportation order was issued. But
Israel radio reported Thursday that a precision grinding of miniature
ball bearings were used in
person
committee.
of the procurement sub¬
approved by the Commerce
Department, and some sales
are approved over the
SALT up for vote;
claimed on Thursday that Israel is trying secret Cabinet committee was consider¬ objec¬
developing the guidance sys¬ "Yes sir, very accurate," tions of the Pentagon, he testi¬
to drive them from office because they ing deporting Shakaa, or removing him tem of the Soviets' 308 SS-18 Vorona replied.
to Senate
fied.
oppose plans for autonomy in the West
Bank of the Jordan River under the
from office, because he
in a
reportedly said
private conversation he identified
"heavy" missiles.
Those machines and other
He testified that an auto¬
mated foundry purchased in the ASKED AFTER THE hear
may go
Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty. with Palestinian rebels who killed 34 purchases from Western coun¬ United Sates is being used to WASHINGTON (AP) The
ing if he were trying to discour¬ - new equipment," Goldwater
One of the mayors —- Basaam Shakaa Israelis last year in the worst-ever ter¬ tries "have made or are making make engines for ttucks used in Senate Foreign Relations Com¬ said
age sales to the Soviet Union, Thursday. "This new
of Nablus, largest town in the West rorist attack in Israel. a distinct contribution to the the Soviet military, and that mittee ended four months of
he replied, "I don't make policy. equipment has not come
Bank felt he was in such danger that Soviet military procurement precision forging equipment hearings and debate on the
— I just report what I see." through and the chances of it
he summoned his town council and other The conversation held
effort," said Jack Vorona, a purchased in Austria is being Vorona also testified that the strategic arms limitation treaty coming through do not look
was Tuesday
leaders in the area to declare support with Maj. Gen. Danni Matt, coordinator Thursday and prepared to vote immediate or good to me at this
this morning on sending the time.
for him. His wife petitioned Israel's su¬ of Israel's activities in the West Bank,
preme court and won a temporary order Matt told Israeli reporters Shakaa had KOSALYN CARTER IN CAMBODIA pact to the Senate floor. "I have doubts now of a
Previous votes rejecting so- sufficient nature to call me to
blocking his deportation said he identified with Palestinians. called "killer" amendments left say that I do not feel that we
no doubt that the
panel will depend on the verification
American support
can
Reports claim Zairean gov't massacred 215 pledged decide to report the pact to the
Senate with the recommenda¬
tion that it be approved.
But the margin of the vote
capabilities of this country,"
said Goldwater, the ranking
Republican on the Senate In¬
PARIS BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) telligence Committee which has
(AP) — The International based human rights organization which — First Lady Prime Minister Kriangsak, in an emotion- remained in doubt with done a study on verification.
some
Federation for the Rights of Man an¬ won the 1977 Nobel Peace Prize, said it Rosalyn Carter on Thursday pledged America's charged welcoming statement, said the world senators Sen. John Glenn, D-Ohio, the
nounced Thursday that it had confirmed full support for efforts to predicting a 10-5 tally
had received conflicting reports on the help hundreds of "must act with determination, compassion and with other looking for a far Senate's acknowleged expert
thousands of starving refugees from Cambodia
reports that 215 persons were mas¬ incident and did not have sufficient in¬ perseverance to avert the (Cambodian) holo¬ closer 8-7 roll call. on monitoring Soviet strategic
and Laos.
sacred last summer by government formation to make any judgment. caust," and said Mrs. Carter's visit "testifies to The latter result could spell
"We are filled with alarm when weapon developments, already
soldiers in Zaire. The Zairean we contem¬ the deep concern President Carter and the
Embassy trouble for the treaty in the has said he will vote against the
here denied the report.
plate the possibility that the Cambodian people American people share with us for the tragic Senate where the votes of
The federation said a group of soldiers are facing extinction as a result of war and pact in committee because he
Daniel Mayer, president of the federa¬ plight of the (Cambodian) people along our two-thirds of the 100 senator does not believe Soviet com¬
come upon a youth vacation camp on famine," she told the high powered delegation of eastern border areas."
sare needed for ratification.
tion, which serves as an umbrella or¬ July 19 and opened fire, killing 200 stu¬ Thai dignitaries at the airport to pliance with the treaty's terms
greet her. Describing Cambodia as "a vast boat of people to be verifiable now.
ganization for about 20 national human dents in the camp. Fifteen fishermen "We owe Thailand not only our admiration but
slowly sinking in a sea of inhumanity right before IN A NEW
rights groups, said the information who were working along the shore of also our full support," she added. "I development,
pledge that our eyes,"
Kriangsak said the countries of the Sen. Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz., THE VOTES OF two swing
about a massacre in Zaire's eastern the Lubilanshi River were also killed, it to you here tonight." world could no longer "remain indifferent to this reversed his stand and said he senators — Richard Stone, D-
Kasai Province last summer came from said. It said all of the bodies were unfolding tragedy.'
THAI CROWN PRINCE
no longer believes the United Fla„ and Edward Zorinsky,
Zairean sources three days ago. It has thrown into the river qnd floated down¬ Vajiralongkorn, States can adequately verify D-Neb. — were not clear. Both
since been verified, he said. Prime Minister Kriangsak Chomanan, Defense EACH DAY HUNDREDS of (Cambodian)
stream to the town of Lusambo, about Soviet compliance with the have criticized treaty provi¬
Minister Prem Tinsulanond and other cabinet
Amnesty International, the London- 575 miles east of the capital of Kinshasa. refugees die from disease and malnutrition in our treaty. sions and voted for a number of
ministers and diplomats welcomed Mrs. Carter,
camps. Each day, thousands more attempt to flee Goldwater has often said he amendments which would have
who arrived for a three-day visit
officially labeled the war and famine into our country," he said. is unalterably opposed to the substantially changed it.
a
"face-finding tour." Mrs. Carter said her husband had asked her to
pact but supporters of the
The government mobilized thousands of Zorinsky said he has decided
Focus!|Matiqn and police to protect Mrs. Carter and her
which includes Assistant Secretary of State
troops
party,
come
concern
to Thailand "to express the profound
of all Americans for the suffering people
agreement had hoped Gold-
water's earlier statement ac¬
how to vote but will not reveal
his choice in advance because,
of this part of the world." "I do not want to
Richard Holbrooke, Surgeon-General Julius B. cepting U.S verification capabi¬ preclude
The White House earlier said Mrs. Carter lities would neutralize the is¬ something happening between
Two children die as tractor hits school bus Richmond, former U.N. Ambassador Andrew would assess the obstacles to delivery of food and sue. now and then."
Young's wife Jean, and former Sen. Harold medical supplies to Cambodia and the
refugee "I The committee
was depending, to a great opened hear¬
Hughes of Iowa. camps in Thailand. the availability of
MONCKS CORNER, S.C. dents from the Lakewood and
extent, on ings on SALT II last July 9.
(AP) A Chap-
tractor-trailer rig sheared off the left perell sections of the county.
side of a bus carrying children to school Deputy Berkeley County Coroner
Thursday morning, authorities said. Two James Preacher identified the dead as
12-year-olds were killed and 11 persons, Edsel Nofsinger and Terri Martin, both of
including four young sisters, were hospi¬ Moncks Corner and students in the mid¬
talized. dle school.
Highway Patrol Lt. Charlie Hiers said According to reports, after striking
the bus was trying to make a left turn the bus, the truck, which was laden with MSU SPECIAL
to the north onto a
highway and was gravel, struck a tree and overturned. 4 weeks—8 hours for 2500
struck by the truck, which was traveling The driver, J.P. Orvin, 29, of Moncks classes start November 10, 1979
south. Corner was trapped in the
wreckage for
The bus was going to Berkeley County a short time. He was listed later in We hove the finest studio and stoff in the state. You
good saw us on
Middle and Intermediate School in condition with TV, take 2 of the top 3 places in the Michigan State Disco Dance
leg injuries at the North
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Moncks Corner after picking up 37 stu¬ Trident Regional Hospital.
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per
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a group of 10 or more and save 20%.
Prison break leaves inmate, state
trooper dead Open M-F 12-10pm
MOUNDSVILLE, W. Va. (AP) Police gerous," said State Police Cpl. J.G. Wat¬
checked the woods here and searched son.
door-to-door in a Pennsylvania town
Thursday for si* inmates who fled the
West Virginia Penitentiary in a prison
Gov. Jay Rockefeller said
conference in Charleston he would
launch an investigation into how in¬
at a news
Fred
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mAsia
break that left
inmate dead.
a state trooper and one mates obtained a .32-caliber
in the escape.
pistol used STUDIOS^
2875 Northwind Dr. Suite 225 (behind Rainbow Ranch)d 351 -1140
Fifteen prisoners escaped from the That type of gun is not used by prison
prison Wednesday night, but eight were personnel, Penitentiary Superintendent
captured late Wednesday and early Richard Mohn said.
Thursday. Police set up roadblocks
throughout
Among those at large were four con¬ the Moundsville region after the
escape
victed killers and some of the ring¬ and searched a heavily wooded area
leaders of the escape. where escapees had been
sighted
"They are armed and really dan¬ earlier. The FBI also entered the case.
Southern university receives $100 million gift
ATLANTA (AP) Robert W. Wood Laney said the donation would be¬
ruff, retired president of Coca-Cola Co., come a part of a $160 million
capital
has given more than $100 million worth fund-raising campaign which also was
of the company's stock to Emory Uni¬ announced at the news conference. ALWAYS AN IN-SEASON SHOW OF FRESH FISH.
versity, thought to be the largest gift of
its kind.
"As far as we can ascertain from
available records, there has never been
the
a
"There are no conditions attached
gift," said Laney, who explained that
substantial amount of the money
would be used for scholarships and to
to
Spurtamnstrr Announces Their fish are so fresh we
AND THAT'S NO SONG AND DANCE.
Talk about "fresh"! Our ocean
are
perch
among fa-
can't list them on the vorites. Light
a
single gift as large as $100 million to bring new faculty to the campus as well menu. The selec¬ and flaky, just
any
tion
philanthropically supported institu¬ as for
general endowment and addi¬ Annual Ski-Tune tion changes all picked from
or organization from any source," tional buildings.
the time. We i And if that
James T. Laney, president of the Metho¬ He said the gift amounts to
dist-supported university, told a news mately 3 million shares of
approxi
Coca-Cola Special!!! take a look at
the day's catch,
bring the house
try our new me
conference Thursday. common stock.
then offer you of beef and
You Get: the best. Sole,
swordfish, lake trout,
Firefighters may wed for insurance benefits bottom grind, flounder, scrod and
ALEXANDRIA, Va. (AP) Two male their children bottom prep,
by their earlier marriages.
firefighters in this northern Virginia city, Fire Chief Charles Rule said Wednes¬
one widowed and the other divorced, edge grind, hot
day the men told him the financial se¬
say they re considering marrying each
other so their children could collect life
curity of their children was the sole fac¬ wax, scrape and
tor in the decision, and that they didn't
insurance benefits under the city's new buff
plan to live together.
. . .
pension system. "It's not a joke. It's a serious matter
The system permits only spouses to
and they want to bring this problem to All for
collect the life insurance of firefighters
light," Rule said.
who die in the line of duty. 99
Authorities confirmed that the two
firefighters, whom they would not iden¬
The fire chief said he talked with both
men last week and informed
City Mana
*9.{
tify, are trying to get around that pro¬ ger Douglas Harman of their intentions.
vision by marrying each other and Available at all3 locations!
Virginia law prohibits the marriage of Call for reservations
agreeing to assign insurance benefits to two people of the same sex
Michigan Ave. Grand River Ave. Meridian Mali
Michigan Stote News, East Lansing Michigan
Friday, November 9, 1979 3
DIMS FILL VACANCIES
Brothers
nlire artistic skill
The White brothers of Okemos consider
themselves "artistic craftsmen," and the quality
Somers replaces Ryan
of their work shows it. By SUSIE BENKELMAN ton, D Lansing, to fill the position of chairperson pro-tern, a
Proprietors of White Brothers' String Shop, State News Staff Writer
position also left vacant by Ryan until 1980. Hoisington was also
4245 Okemos Road, the brothers restore and Positions left vacant by former Ingham County Commissioner elected by the caucus to be chairperson of the
Patrick Ryan have been filled with the appointees
board, beginning in
repair violins, cellos and fiddles. Eldest brother being chosen at 1980. He will replace the current
William (W.T.), and Rich, former MSU student, a Democratic caucus
chairperson, William Sweet
a meeting Monday. D-Holt.
spend up to 60 hours a week restoring the Maribeth Somers, an East Lansing Democrat, will be
appointed Somers, a 35 year old nursing instructor at Lansing
stringed instruments. by the board Tuesday night to represent the 19th district on the Community
College, will serve as commissioner in the 19th district until an
The majority of the Whites' clients are board of commissioners. The district includes part of East
Lansing, election is scheduled. The board
requests a special election, the
professional musicians or school music depart Lansing and Lansing Township. election scheduling comittee will schedule one within 45
ments. The Whites' said it often becomes Ryan announced his resignation Friday at a press conference, days.
Somers will serve on the Human Resources, and Law and Courts
disheartening when they receive instruments for saying he "just can't handle it any more." committees of the board. She said she is interested in
Ryan had been put under personal and political pressures helping the
repair that have been vandalized. needs of people in the domestic assault and
rape counseling areas.
"The kids are always carving their initials in recently after failure to pay city income taxes and a recent arrest The board will vote on
for violating a Lansing ordinance by keeping junk cars in his back
appointing Hoisington, a three year
the celloes," the younger White said, "probably commissioner will be appointed to the chair seat in
because they're (the celloes) bigger." yard. January. In the
caucus, he won the chair seat
by a 65 vote over Commissioner
Occasionally, the Whites are called upon to Thomas Mitchell, D Williamston.
perform an unusual repair job. "We had one once THE CAUCUS ALSO elected Commissioner Thomas
Hoising
that was crushed by a car," younger White said,
"but it's still worth it to fix it."
Age-old instruments sometimes find their way
to the shop for repair. "We had one that dated
back to 1697," William said. "It was a beautiful
DPS needs increase patrols
to
instrument."
"They improve with age," Rich added, "and
that's something you can't put into a new to be ef ective, commander
instrument."
Neither of the Whites play professionally,
By JIM MITZELFELD we received cuts." n calls in the past 20
says
since the majority of their time is devoted to
State News Staff Writer
port a DPS budget increase.
restoration, but both play for enjoyment. Every effort has been made The bill is
currently being
Out of the 40 major univer to get all the sworn in police
Soft classical music carries through tabled to allow time for the
the shop sity police departments in the officers out on the street by
while the brothers perform their craft. ZUTAUT ADDED THAT' RHA to find out if an increased
A certain United States, MSU's is ranked
mystique fills the air, leading one to believe that increasing the use of civilians to most university police agencies DPS budget would raise stu
staff size, said the work desk and clerical jobs, the
the Whites are creating a tradition of excellence
commander of the Department
use preventive patrol tech dent tuition.
to be carried on through the years. police commander added. niques. In other action, a bill was
of Public Safety at a Residence The number of detectives
Hall Association meeting.
passsed to appoint John Krieg
had been cut from five to two "It is rare for us to use as
Story and Photos to the position of business
There is a need for more with 95 percent of all parking much as 15 percent of our time
manager of the Rhapport, the
personnel on this staff, Maj. enforcement given to students. patrolling," he noted. "We are
h\ Mark I. Herein tt Adam J. Zutaut
RHA newspaper.
told RHA "Now we can only give imme always being dispatched." One of Krieg's immediate
representatives at Wednesday diate response time to emer Zutaut was asked to speak to goals is to have the residence
night's meeting in Holmes Hall. gencies," Zutaut said. "Friday the group by Wilson Hall hall newspaper come out soon.
"During the 11:30 p. to and Saturday nights are really Also, Dennis Jones was ap¬
7:30 a.m. shift there are only representative Mike Norman
bad, lur response time is because the RHA is considering pointed as a member at large to
three cars patrolling the cam decre ling." a bill that would send President the Rhapport Board of Direc
pus. That's three people looking "Last year was the worst for Cecil Mackey a letter to sup¬
out for 22,000 who live on
campus."
The commander explained
that the DPS is asking for eight
Rich White carefully mends the finger plate on a cello. Older brother
W.T. (right) plays a classical piece on his repaired Hopf violin, valued
at $3,000.
additional police officers to
rebuild a staff which lost six
persons due to budget cuts.
The department is no larger
NOWYOUCAN
than it was 10 years ago, Zutaut
said. Since MSU grew from
40,000 to 45,000 students, the
EARN OVER $6,500
WITH ARMY ROTC.
DPS lost 8.5 percent of its
force.
CEREMOW WILL HE /V AI DITOKIL M Eric Schmidt, Williams Hall
representative asked Zutaut if Before you graduate from college! Because now, you can com¬
the DPS had its budget in¬
Inauguration tickets available crease requests turned down in
the past years.
bine service in tne Army Reserve or National Guard with Army
ROTC. It's called the Simultaneous Membership Program (SMP).
And, depending on your academic year when you enter, SMP
International 218 Jenison Fieldhouse; Louis
By TIM SIMMONS given by Robert J. Clodius, Center; Dean
can help you earn over $6,500.
F. Hekuis' office, 105 Student
and MICHELE McELMURRY president of the National Asso¬ Raymond Vlasin's office, 114
State News Staff Writer ciation of State Universities Kellogg Center; Herman King's Services Bldg. and the Informa areas of the university," Here's how it works. If you qualify and a vacancy is available,
tion Desk in the MSU Em Zutaut said, "and since
Faculty, staff and students and Land Grant Colleges. office, 308 Administration we
you become a member of an Army Reserve or National Guard unit
interested in attending the John Bruff, Board of Trus¬ Bldg.; Joseph Kearney's office, ployees Credit Union office. generate no funds internally, as an officer trainee and, at the same time, enroll in the
formal inauguration of Presi¬ tees chairperson will install Army
dent Cecil Mackey will have to Mackey as MSU's 16th presi¬ ROTC advanced course at your college. Your Reserve or Guard
sign a ticket request form dent. membership will pay you at the minimum level of Sergeant E-5, and
before Nov. 14.
About 2,500 tickets are avail¬
Due to the limited seating, a
special system for allotting Recreation Resources peers you'll receive $100 a month during the regular sch(x>l year as an
Armv ROTC advanced course caaet.
able for the ceremony that will tickets to faculty, staff, and
be held in the University Audi¬ students and guests has been At the end of your second year of advanced ROTC, you'll be
torium Nov. 30 at 3:30 p.m.
Former MSU presidents
devised, said Herman King,
director of academic services.
rank MSU's programs tops commissioned a second lieutenant and, assuming there's a vacancy,
serve with a Guard or Reserve unit while you complete the
John A. Hannah, Walter If not enough tickets are ere sent to the
require¬
The MSU Department of Recreation Re chairpersons of ments for
Adams, Clifton R. Wharton, Jr. available, a special lottery will sources offers the nation's leading bachelor's and the 50 departments and the results were not your college degree. Upon graduation, you may con¬
and Edgar L. Harden will be held to sort faculty, staff and
master's degree program, states a survey intended to be statistically valid. tinue service with a Guara or Reserve unit while pursuing your
attend the ceremony along with students into groups that will
conducted by the University of Maryland earlier Louis Twardzik, chairperson of the MSU civilian career, or you can, if you prefer, compete for active duty as
representatives from 105 insti- be reduced proportionately, Department of Recreation Resources, said he
this year.
! tutions of higher learning. King added. Its doctorate program shares the honor with was pleased with the results.
an Army officer.
The representatives will "This is the highest accolade you could So ifyou'd like to earn over $6,500 while you're still in college,
another major university. get,"
THE THREE GROUPS will
; march in a processional in rank
be mixed and tickets will be
Twardzik said, "having peers evaluate you this get into SMP. Because SMP can help you do it. You can bank on it!
; from the oldest college to the MSU ranked first in the category of Outdoor way." For further information, contact the Professor of Military
•
one most recently established. assigned randomly. Recreation and Resource and Park Management Twardzik added that he appreciated the honor
"We could have moved the and shared first place with Texas A & M because those who responded to the Science at your school.
survey
MSU'S EXECUTIVE AD ceremony to the civic center in were chairpersons of similar
University for its doctorate degree program. departments with
; VISORY Council, Academic Lansing, but we felt it would be The survey was taken by the their own interests to look out for. The
University of survey
Council and members of the
■
better to hold the inauguration Maryland's Department of Recreation to deter allowed chairpersons to vote for their own
NATIONAL gm
Presidential Search and Selec at MSU," King said. mine its status in relation to others in the departments.
tion Advisory Committee will Ticket request forms are MSU's department offers instruction in the
GUARD %m
country. The survey examined 50 institutions,
also march in the inauguration available in the deans offices of administration of park and recreation systems,
geographically chosen from 350 of the nation's ARMY ROTC ARMY NATIONAL GUARD. ARMY RESERVE.
processional. all colleges as well as, Dean colleges and universities that offer recreation commercial recreation and planning and
design
The inaugural address will be Ralph Smuckler's office, 211 of recreation areas.
programs.
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Opinion
Security deposit Shah's entrance
not for landlords '
o* totals* TP .
a grave error
The former Shah of Iran should not have been admitted into the
Michigan law states that security deposits are the property of the United States. He is a war criminal. It should not and must not be
renter. Because of this, tenants should receive any and all interest American policy to admit war criminals into this
country. The inequities
accumulated by landlords on the deposits. in Iranian society caused by the shah, his brutal
repression of the Iranian
Since the deposit is the legal property of the tenant, landlords should people and especially the resulting revolution are clear pieces of
not be allowed to use the money for their own financial betterment. Too evidence that he is a war criminal. Other war criminals,
namely Hitler,
often, the interest in the deposit is used to purchase bank notes and would never have been admitted into the United States,
Pf?of»Ts regardless of
make other investments that do not benefit the renter. their personal circumstances.
The burden of having money tied up falls on the tenant, and the Arguments that the shah should have been admitted to this country
tenant should therefore reap any of the benefits that may come from this for humanitarian or medical reasons are absurd. It was
necessary for
deposit money. The landlord is essentially making a no risk investment the United States to admit the shah even if his health were in
jeopardy.
with the tenants' financial backing; The United States is not the only country in the world which offers
The lack of regulations surrounding landlord-tenant agreements has qualified medical care. The shah could have received adequate medical
left the door wide-open for the abuse of tenants. Michigan renters will treatment in a number of other countries. Moreover, there were no
receive some relief if a bill allowing them to collect the interest from humanitarian reasons for
letting the shah in. It is against American
their deposits is passed. humanitarian principles to allow a person like the shah, who represents
the antithesis of the democratic ideal, into this
Landlords charging anywhere from 1 and-one-half months rent, to country. There can be no
two months rent as a security deposit, and the revenues collected from
humanitarian support for one who actively contributed to the
the interest on the deposits can be quite profitable for them. oppression of human rights.
The United States does not "owe" the shah
The newly re organized off-campus council has supported the bill anything, despite the fact
that this country supported his reign. It should be admitted that a
enthusiastically, with good intentions for East Lansing student renters. mistake was made in supporting his tyranny. Refusing to
Officials of the Apartment Association of Michigan, are suggesting grant the shah
admittance to the U.S. would have been recognition of that mistake.
that the initiation of this bill would cause an increase in rents. The very
Perhaps the United States should be more careful in choosing the
suggestion of this rental increase, shows the dependency the landlords
political leaders it supports throughout the world. Moreover, the
have had on the income from the interest; an income that should never
have been theirs. There is really no justification for this increase.
The State News hospitals of America should not be turned into rest homes for ailing
despots or war criminals.
Deposits are paid to insure that all bills are paid, and should in no way If the shah had not been admitted into the United States,the situation
have any bearing on rental rates. Friday, November 9, 1979
Editorials are the opinions of the State News. of the American hostages in Iran could have been most
Janet Green, spokesperson for the off-campus council, said it best Viewpoints, definitely
columns and letters are personal opinions avoided. The fact that he is here is the motivation given for the takeover
when she said that the issue is whether landlords should be allowed to
of the U.S. Embassy in Iran. American relations with Iran could be
make money off security deposits. If the tenants were to have the money Editorial Department
better if the shah were elsewhere.
in their bank acounts they would receive the interest. By agreeing to let Editor in-chief R W Robin son Photo Editor Richard Marshall If this despot leaves here America would be more able to
the landlord hold security deposits, the tenant is putting the landlord in Managing Edito Ky Owen Entertainment & Book Editor Bill Holdship
protect the
interests of Americans living in Iran. The approximately 60
the capacity of a banker. By holding the money the landlord can be
Opinion Editor Jay fletcher Sports Editor Dave Janssen hostages in
City Editor Susan Tompor Layout Editor Reginald Thomas Iran and the several hundred other Americans who have been forced to
assured that the tenant will not leave unpaid bills. This should be the Campus Editor RonPrzystas
Wire Editor
Freelance Editor Carrie Thorn leave under the duress caused by Iranian government should have been
landlord's only benefit. Anna Browne Chief Copy Editor Linda Oliverio
I
protected from their current plight. If the United States wished to avoid
MSU students do not have the time nor the resources to counteract representative Debbie Creemers trouble in Iran and keep open the highly important
the many injustices inflicted by landlords. The efforts of these renters'
supply of oil it
Advertising Department receives from that country, then it is foolish to
interest groups should be commended by all East Lansing renters. The
openly antagonize
Ron MacMillon Asst current Iranian interests. The shah is one of those interests. The U.S.
Advertising /
dominating attitude usually displayed by landlords is intolerable, and ciearly affronted Iran's wishes to get the shah back when the
will be put into better perspective by the passage of this bill.
government admitted him into the U.S.
as it is keeping future populations controlled apparently does not know that. What will it
through birth control. Why should we be A tiro hazard take for students to see the consequences of
committed to feeding them? Who helps us puliing false alarms — a real fire with
when we are in trouble? panicking students jumping out of fourth LETTER POLICY
Is not a prank floor windows because the halls are
Of course, we can't allow abortions only
for the rich, but isn't it true that many impassable with smoke and flames? That The Opinion Page welcomes all letters
If a fire hits Bailey Hall, more than 500 happened earlier this year in Tennessee. and
womem with large families who can't afford viewpoints Readers should follow a
students could die. A minor point also needs to be recog¬ few rules to insure that as many letters
another child are reponsible for a large
So far this term we have had four false nized. Students need sleep. Some of us have as possible appear in print
percentage of the abortions? If it is true, it is alarms between 11:45 p.m. and 5:15 a.m. full schedules: others have exams coming
planned contrivance) and was hit when
No more Cougar their awkwardly synchronized movements
not a dumb, shallow, narrow minded Ameri
These occurred on different weekends. The up and need study and rest. Some students
Letters should be 25 lines or less and
can belief that if abortion is legalized to all may be edited lor Stale News style and
failed once again. I'm sure Cougar has alarm last Friday night came at 2:22 a.m. do not get that much rest and they need all
women, sooner or later the government will conciseness to fit as many letters as
If I read one more word about John practiced and worked out that move so an according to my clock, and only a handful of they can get. A false alarm can turn a
get involved(and probably fund it.) Who will students responded to it. The great restful night into a restless one.
possible on a page Viewpoints may be
Cougar, I swear I'll puke. It seems as injury wouldn't happen again. Any good, we be able to thank for that? The radicals! no longer than 75 lines and
may also
though Bill Holdship has either lost his rising show-biz "star" would do so. majority of the residence halls residence To whomever is setting these alarms, I be edited
hearing and or fine insights into the artistic John Cougar is such a phoney that I feel No one is saying abortion should be stayed in bed. By the time I had pulled on a don't appreciate your playing with my life. I
qualities of the rock 'n roll medium, or is limited to the rich. Conservatives are saying pair of pants, found my slippers and my think most residents of Bailey Hall feel the All letters and viewpoints should be
compelled to rebut Mr. Holdship's two
being handsomely paid off by the com week barrage of John Cougar columns. If that the rich will be paying for their winter coat and stepped outside my room, same way. typed on 65-spaced lines and triple-
pletely ignorant and business minded Pop Mr. Holdship is searching for a true abortions, and the government will pay for the alarm had been turned off. There were This is a life and death matter. Don't spaced Letters and viewpoints must be
Entertainment establishment. the poor. You know that demands will be less than ten people in the hall at the break the law. Don't pull false alarms signed and include local address, stu¬
representative of the repressed street time. dent faculty or stall standing and
If John Cougar is such a "street punk," youth of today, perhaps he should avoid made and the poor will get the
money. That Some people actually slept through the again. phone
number
why must he constantly remind his audi¬ the American music industry anesthesia is called reverse discrimination. alarm. Bill Cornish
ence of that fact with
obviously forced and and look to the swelling amount of Fire alarms are not toys. Someone B406 Bailey Hall
Abortion cannot be a means of birth
pretentious stage movements? Jagger, commercially ignored U.K. "wave" rock n control. The cases of abortion are too few to
Springsteen and Lou Reed, for example, roll.
change percentages of populations. How¬
give off street images without boring us ever, how can you ignore the fact that often,
with glossy, sentimental ballads about their
when parents are not obligated for their own
personal lives. sexual behavior, the situation can be
John Cougar wanted to be the "rebel
permanent or more often fatal? Abortion
without a cause," eh? I'm tired of that affects the parents and the families of the
cliche, and besides, a true rebel does not go
around thinking of ways to be a rebel. A
Defaming attack parents. Lifestyles are often changed
rebel acts physically or artistically without
drastically, and eventually the children's
After reading Jay F. Fletcher's article in lives are affected.
such a self-conscious motive in mind. the Nov. 5 issue of The State News, I felt
'Radicals' are not needed. People with
Cougar probably grew up like the rest of us committed as a follower of "the bevy of
in the sound ideas to problems facing the American
Midwest; watching reruns of the conservatives" to write a response. Phooey!
Three Stooges after another boring day of What has supplying Cambodian refugees people are needed. Just because things are
school. to do with American abortions?
not honky-dory is not a need for a change no
Nothing. matter what it is, or even a change at all.
I saw Cougar with Ian Hunter (who "blew You're talking about inadequate food sup
For this country to be perfect, the
him away") at the Center Stage Lounge on
plies for overseas refugees and then people
the must be perfect. After reading your letter, I
night he injured his forehead while he concluding that us conservatives do not care know this cannot be done.
was so
"wrapped up in is music." Actually, about dying people. So, support abortion,
he had just finished jumping down from his
right? Wrong! The problem in Cambodia is
guitarist's shoulders (another poorly not feeding the people already there as much
VIEWPOINT: PIES AMP POLITICS
A political fad returned
By KENDALL WINGROVE most popular is the PTA (Pie Throwers of tosser in the U.S. Senate. "He's been
America has often been the breeding America). Membership consists mostly of flinging mud pies since he was a child, and
ground for fads like goldfish swallowing and parents who meet weekly to toss pies at he should easily make the transition to
streaking. Now, a new fad is gaining each other while discussing their children. cherry," cracked one Capitol correspon
popularity: pie throwing. Naturally, pie throwing is becoming a dent.
Last v^eek. California Gov. Jerry Brown status symbol. Politicians have found that
As one might expect, pie throwing is
was hit in the face with a lemon coconut pie
being hit with a pie will result in their
while campaigning in New York. He was hit going to be the biggest commercial gimmick
picture being shown on all the wire since the Bicentennial. T shirts with slogans
by yippie Aron Kay, who has introduced at services. It will also show their constituents
like "Soupy Sales for President" have
least 14 other celebrities to his "pie at home how important they are. Specifi
recorded sales in the thousands, though
throwing antics." Kay is one of a growing cally, Washington is all agog with the pie Sales is not amused by it all. "They've taken
DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau
number of pie throwers taking the U.S. by craze. An undisclosed oil executive is
away my act, I've lost my novelty." Sales
storm. offering $10,000 to the first person that 'DEAR BRENNER iNCASE I
- 'FOR WIS REASON,
said recently. When asked by reporters if
I talked about this rising phenomenon creams Jimmy Carter with a pie. Anpther
he would consider running for the presi¬
HEY HERE'S
.
NO FOOUN'? DONTUVE TO TELL YOUTWS UN tVB DECIDED TO W«0P..
with Everett Crustman, an eminent psy rumor reports that Vice President Walter
A LETTER WHATS TT PERSON, I WANT YOU TO KNOW I'VE LEAVE YOU,MY EN- 1
dency. Sales replied angrily, "Oh go away. j ADDRESSED SAV? ALWAYS WOUOHT OF YOU AS A TIRE ESTATE. WITH MP™
chologist, who explained to me the socio Mondale paid $500 to be hit in the face with
You're getting on my nerves." TO you' SON WE MAY HAVE HAP OUR DfF- AFFECTION AND
logical factors behind the increasingly a pie. "Maybe this way someone will notice
BUTI OWE YOU A LOT: 3RATITUDE.DUKE"
popular pie throwing craze. "It's definitely a me," sobbed Mondale at a recent party. Speaking of people who get on one's
nerves Chuck Barris, creator of the Gong
post-Vietnam phase," he said. "Pie throw Politicians are also getting into the spirit —
ing serves two purposes. First, it relieves
sexual agression. Secondly, it shows how
of pie throwing. During the recent SALT II
discussions, Sen. Frank Church of Idaho
Show should start a new program where
studio contestants could hit the celebrity of
s
their choice with a giant meringue pie. If I
people today are searching for the old began throwing pies in front of members of
values like faith in the flag, Kate Smith and the media. "He's got a lot to learn," had my choice I'd hit Howard Cosell, Joe
mom's apple pie. Unfortunately, some folks remarked another senator. "He's got a good Garagiola, Charo and Sandy Duncan. Who
take the last part a bit too seriously," would you choose? If you have any opinions,
pitch, but he can't hit a target. He's off in a
chuckled Crustman. million directions." please let me know.
The good doctor said many pie throwing Some members of the press corps think
clubs are being formed nationwide. The Robert Dole will soon become the best pie
Michigan State News East Lansing Michigan
Friday November 9, 1979 5
Iranian students keep hostages Milliken talks to editors
By The Associated Press afire outside the Tehran em a plan by 40 armed Iranians to where.
elaborate, saying, "Secrecy is
refugees, education
Iranian students holding the bassy, Iran's Pars news agency storm the U.S. Embassy in the
U.S. Embassy in Tehran reject¬ said. He was later reported Lebanese capital.
Meanwhile, the State De¬
partment reportedly told
essential if the efforts are to on
succeed."
ed a bid by the Palestine near death in a hospital. House members in a briefing At U.N. headquarters in New-
Liberation Organization on The students, meanwhile, re¬ THF. SOURCES TOLI) The that Pope John Paul II had
leased what they said was
York. a spokesperson said Sec By BRUCE BAB1AR7. American diplomats offered $70 million in
Thursday to negotiate freedom Associated Press the alleged agreed to issue a public appeal State News Staff Writer
for their American hostages, retary-General Kurt Waldheim aid.
embassy correspondence show plotters were under house ar for the hostages' release. had obtained the help of Pakis Gov. William G. Milliken addressed about "I only hope it was given in good faith," he
Tehran radio said. ing that U.S. officials had rest in a Palestinian refugee And it was announced that tan and was seeking the inter 50 college editors from around the state said. "If it is bonafide offer we are glad
In Lebanon, a second attempt planned last summer to allow camp in southern Lebanon. President Carter, overseeing
a
they
to seize a U.S. Embassy was Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
cession of other Islamic and Thursday on "pressing issues" in Michigan, made it."
Spokesperson for the PLO U.S. efforts to free the hos¬ Arab countries to save lives in such as higher education.
reported foiled. into the United States per¬ and the U.S. Embassy in Beirut tages, had canceled his planned Tehran. U.S. officials at the Milliken invited the editors to a "two-way HIGHER EDUCATION FUNDING was
In a grisly display of the manently. said they had no information on trip to Canada on Friday and United Nations said a Security exchange" on major issues facing the state. also discussed and the Governor said that in
Iranian students' anti-Ameri In Beirut, Lebanese security the reported takeover plan, and Saturday. Council meeting on the matter Milliken talked about his recent visit to
Michigan, higher education has received one
can zeal, a protestor set himself sources said the PLO thwarted it could not be confirmed else- The rejection of the PLO was under consideration. Thailand, where he w-itnessed about 30,000 of the "highest priorities."
mission seemed to kill one of Cambodian refugees in deplorable camp "Trends in state spending like health care,
the best hopes for ending the French officials said the nine conditions. Many of the refugees were dying medicaid, Medicare and other social services
explosive situation quickly and nation European Common Mar from malnutrition, malaria, dysentery and
Iran cuts crude oil deliveries; peacefully.
The students said Ayatollah
ket was in contact with Iranian
authorities. "This story
are competing with higher education dol¬
lars," he said.
has got to be told," he said. In discussing other issues, Milliken said
Ruhollah Khomeini, supreme "We cannot fail to not help these people like
Before the PLO mission was Michiganians should be more energy conser¬
oil prices drop on spot market
leader of Iran's Islamic repub¬
lic, and his secretive Revolu¬
rebuffed, U.S. officials reported
that former Attorney General
we have in past." vative and that nuclear energy is valuable in
tionary Council backed them in "WE FAILED TO do it in the case of the "Thereis an appropriate place for nuclear
Ramsey Clark, President
By WILLIAM GLASGALL
rebuffing the two-man PLO Carter's special envoy, was
Jews in World War II. Let's not repeat that energy," he said. "Three Mile Island has put
to keep exports moving" after long-term contracts — on retail mediation team, Tehran radio mistake," he said.
AP Business Writer meeting with a PLO represen up some red flags for us, and we should be
widespread reports suggested heating oil prices is hard to reported in broadcast moni¬ 'Asked if he would use any of his personal
NEW YORK Iran is cut¬
a
tative in Istanbul, Turkey, to careful before we proceed in unchartered
- Iran may have halted oil ship¬ determine because of the small tored in Kuwait. wealth to help the refugees, Milliken said he
ting fourth-quarter crude oil ments. quantities that recently have try to speed up the mediation would do anything within his power "in my The federal governments costly emission
deliveries to major oil compan¬ The Iranian government and been traded. process.
THEY WOULD NOT "open role as governor of this state" to aid the standards are hurting the Chrysler Corp.,
ies worldwide by 5 percent national oil company have de¬ U.S. inventories of fuels used talks with anybody or accept Khomeini had barred Clark's refugees and make known their plight. Milliken said. He added that lie does not
retroactive to Oct. 1, spokes¬ nied that exports ceased this for home heating are 15 percent
any mediation," the students own peace mission Wednesday.
The governor said he would announce a consider federal aid to Chrysler as "bailout"
persons for the companies con¬ week at the key Kharg Island
higher than a year ago, and
firmed Thursday.
said, until the United States But U.S. officials hoped that the plan today where citizens of the state will be money.
oil port on the Persian Gulf, and
analysts and government met their main demand able to donate money to aid the Cambodian "It would be human tragedy if
Word of the announcement U.S. government and industry
—
delegation from the PLO, which a Chrysler
spokespersons have said heat sending the exiled shah back to has built strong ties to Iran's refugees. allowed to fail," Milliken said,
by the National Iranian Oil Co. spokesperson have said ship¬
were
citing
ing oil supplies are ample for Iran for trial. Milliken said he "incredulous" upon that the
came from British Petroleum ments are continuing. the winter. revolutionary regime, might be was
folding of the automaker would put
Talk cannot deliver Iran able to hearing Russia's offer at the United Nations many people out of work and hurt the
Co., Iran's largest customer, The United States imports The Iranian supply cut will begin talks with
"from the claws of the USA," Khomeini and the other to give the refugees $85 million in support.
economy of the state and the country.
and from others including about 700,000 barrels of oil be felt as a 7.5 percent reduc¬
re
Exxon Corp. Ashland Oil Inc., they declared. ligious leaders who hold the
daily from Iran 3.5 percent to 5 tion in oil shipments for the rest
Gulf Oil Corp., Shell Oil Inter¬ Despite this latest blow to real power in the country.
percent of U.S. consumption. of 1979. their efforts, diplomats around
national and several large trad¬
ing companies in Japan.
Despite the news of the
cutback, wholesale home heat¬
The spot market is said to
comprise about 10 percent of
the world continued to work I .earn how lo
feverishly to try to defuse the
up your face...free.
It was not 'immediately ing oil prices dropped sharply the world oil trade and Iran, the
■
known if the cut represented a explosive situation.
Thursday after two days of Organization of Petroleum Ex¬ Algerian sources said that
drop in oil production or the gains on volatile U.S. spot porting Countries' third-largest hard-line Arab country had
diversion of oil from contract markets. member behind Saudi Arabia
sales to the more lucrative spot joined in the efforts, presum
Heating oil rose 10 cents a and Iraq, is aid to be one of the
ably through its embassy in
market, where oil prices are gallon to 98 cents this week, but cartel's largest spot-market Tehran. The sources refused to
more than 50 percent higher.
by Thursday afternoon, the sellers.
"We were encouraged by the price had slipped to 92 cents.
news," said Ashland spokes- The impact of prices in the
.
person Dan Lacey. "It seems to spot market — which includes
imply they (the Iranians) intend transactions not covered by
Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan
'Yanks:' romance without saccharine
INTERTAINMENT By MARY TINNEY there is a problem with this turns to the sound of army beating up all the Blacks in the
Sute News Reviewer movie, it's here - Yanks goes trucks leaving the village. Her dance hall. It's all very graphic
If you love nineteenth cen in for romance in a big way. But
eyes get a little glassy, she and disturbing. Eichorn thinks
tury English novels, dark, then, that's not necessarily a smiles faintly and continues to it's pretty disgusting too, and
handsome, ultimately sensitive problem sing It's all so pretty that after the skirmish has been
Vassar's
. . .
. . .
good ol' boy
(of course) men, women so
just
The first affair concerns the you can't help but be moved. broken up, she defiantly asks a
By WILLIAM BARNHARDT
a refined that they must be
British, and just romance in
general, then you'll love Yanks.
(Universal: at the Meridian 8).
dark, handsome, ultimately
sensitive soldier and the oh,
refined British girl. She (Lisa
so
The film has a
problems. The main one is that
it is too long. This problem
few minor Black man to dance. Gere gets
mad and drags her away. There
follows a "We come from differ¬
Eichorn) is afraid of his Amer could have been solved by ent worlds" conversation that
State News Staff Writer Essentially no more than a ican ways, but as he (Richard chopping away some inessential ends in a kiss. While the point
Vassar Clements was practicing when I phoned his Tennessee classy soap opera, this movie Gere) is terribly persistant and and somewhat
home. His manager stopped him and told him to be quick about the combines several
incongruous that is made may be relevant,
appealing awfully cute we know that scenes. For instance, there is a the way that it is shown seems
interview. Time is money. His manager is his wife. performances and a certain she'll succumb in the end. Both scene in which Gere and out of context somehow
"Yeah, Millie keeps me goin', she does." says Clements. "Like to British grace thanks to the
—
performances are extremely Eichorn are dancing at a dance There is too much of a jolting
keep the business in the fam'ly, if you know what I mean." sensibilities of English director likeable, and Richard Gere (pre¬ hall. A Black soldier asks a
Clements called for his pipe and lit it. The 50 year-old king of contrast between the fairy tale
John Schlesinger (Midnight
Nashville fiddlers put his violin down and spoke.
viously seen in Days of White woman to dance. Every¬ romance of the English hills and
Cowbow, Marathon Man), and Heaven) is guaranteed to make
"I'm aware I'm not exactly where Nashville wants me — all this ends up working almost in spite
thing's fine until a vicious the bloody horror of the dance
you swoon regardless of your looking officer rounds up some hall sequence.
jazz and rock I've been doing. But I really like it all. No sense in of itself. sex. of his cronies and they begin (continued on
page 7)
limiting yourself to any one music." Set against the backdrop of What follows is high romance
He's right. There are many bluegrass purists who've become World War II, Yanks concerns ... shots of the lovers standing
indignant over Clemens' addition of electronic and synthesized the love/hate relationship be
elements to the old style. He's way off mainstream.
on rocky cliffs, looking out over
tween the native Britons and
the marvelously dreary coun¬
"Awww, these bluegrass fans will come around to it, it just the American soldiers sent
takes some gettin' used to. Besides, we stil play the old stuff, from
tryside, and hopping about in a
overseas to aid the noble cause.
field of dandelions and sheep.
the Bill Monroe days, just like the old style. In some ways I had to But there is much more love Music swells and eyes meet
go electric. With an electronic bass and strong percussion — which than hate here. After all, how across crowded dance floors.
I want — the violin can't compete with the volume, it'd be foolish to could anyone, even a righ¬ What saves it from being
try." teously proper Briton, resist trite is a certain grace ... a
Clements started out at age 13 with the father of bluegrass, Bill the r tguish charm of the smil¬
Monroe. He stayed with him off and on for ten years and then went
on to work with Faron Young, John Hartford, the Grateful Dead,
Earl Scruggs and the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, the latter of which he
Vassar Clements
ing American soldier?
The juxtaposition of British
result both of the sincere
performances and the misty
gray English atmosphere that
FRIDAY
and American values is com¬
has fond memories. Schlesinger so lovingly creates.
T.G.
Kris Kristofferson. He's perhaps the only person to work with municated both visually and Maybe I've read too many
"You could call the Dirt Band my doorway to national exposure. both the Boston Pops and Steve Martin (his duet with Martin will
verbally in ways that are English novels but it all seems
They featured me in Circle Itheir albu n Will the Circle Be be out soon). I asked him if he didn't miss the
days of the alternately comic and touching. to fit somehow.
Unbroken) and let me play how I wanted to play. After that it was honky tonks and the straight country. As American soldiers march The second affair is a little
constant recordin', concerts, guest appearances, the like."
And Vassar Clements had done fiddleworks for everyone in the
business. He's actually rather nonchalant when talking about the
"Miss it? Naw, not really. I like the new
honky-tonk days things got pretty wild."
way I'm going — I've
just scratched the surface of what I want to do. Back in the
through the scenic, unmistak
ably English countryside, they
run smack into a parade of
more down to earth. William
Devane plays the captain who
turns to the Red Cross nurse
SPECIALS
big names he's work with. It's hard to turn that country boy's Was he one of the redneck
wild-living Outlaw crowd in adolescent school girls wearing (Vanessa Redgrave) for com¬
head. Nashville? identical blue dresses with fort and compassion. Devane is
• Pitcher special 2—6
"Shucks, me and Linda (Ronstadt) go back to the early days "Hell, I was an outlaw before they ever had a name for it. But no starched white bows. The girls
great and Redgrave adds class • 25c
when we were workin' bars and honky tonks — haven't seen
a while, come to think of it. I met all sorts of people, like Emmy
her in more, that kinda life style is past history. Couldn't handle the
drinkin'. I would drink, lemme tellya I would if I could, but I can't
scatter and giggle as the men
good-naturedly harass them.
to anything she touches includ¬ hotdogs 2—5
ing Palestinian politics).
(Emmylou Harris) for example, playin' those small dives." so I don't. Guess I was an alcoholic or close to
it. Since I couldn't The relationships portrayed, When her husband comes
• live band 3:30—6
"I remember one day when I was playin' in the studio at handle it I decided I loved music more than showin' too, emphasize the schism be¬
my rear end to home in the end and Devane
Columbia or Capitol whatever it was — they came in and asked the audience. Outlaw, to me, just meant a headache in the tween American pragmatism • no cover
us if we wanted to do another session. Well, me and the boys said mornin'."
departs for some unknown des¬
and British traditionalism. tination, the scene refrains
'Sure' and we went upstairs and played background for this rock No one in the music world is
unhappy about his choice. Despite "You don't believe in tradition," from becoming overly senti¬
group. It wasn't until the record was in the stores and sellin' like the fact that violinists like Roy Acuff, Jean-Luc
Ponty, John the rebel Red Cross nurse mental. In church with her
TONIGHT:
crazy that I found out I had played with the Monkees. It was a Hartford and Stephane Grappelli are
finding themselves or their accuses the rakish American husband, Redgrave's head
straaaaange situation . . ." style outperformed. But Vassar Clements laughs if you mention captain. "I believe you should go MONTEREY
"After Dickie Betts (of the Allman Brothers) and I were through competition to him. with you instincts," he replies.
workin' on his LP, I got this call to come work special like on one "I love gettin' together with other fiddlers — the more the "You make it so simple," she
arrangement with Paul McCartney. His wife had written this thing better, I say. I'd be right at home with two, three, four or five Although it is sometimes better to
says with a sigh and a gentle
they thought they needed me for." other up there with me. It's the music that counts." shake of her head. sin and feel guilty than never to sin
His co-performers and associates in recording are the Nashville Mariah Folk and Blues will bring Vassar Clements to Erickson at all, it is pretty ratty to sin and
Yanks focuses on two
Who's Who list. Maybelle Carter, Tom T. Hall, Charlie Daniels, Kiva this Saturday for two shows at 8 and 10:30
p.m. Tickets are British/American love affairs not feel guilty."
Gordon Lightfoot, Mel Tillis, the Marshall Tucker Band and $5 in advance, and $6 at the door. and the cultural and personal Modern writer Judith Viorst makes a good point in o
witty
problems that arise out of such way. And it relates to the point Luther made when he said,
wartime "Sin boldly!
entanglements. If
Luther believed that we sin whenever we do anything that falls
OJays the still 'wise old men of soul' Meridian
short of the standards set by Jesus as a man. When, for instance,
we fail to love our
means we do a lot of
neighbors as ourselves, we are sinning. That
sinning and so we are bound to feel
guilty from time to time. That's why Lutherans call themselves
By CHRIS RIZIK sweetest of harmonies.
If soul music were an empire, The thoughts and inspiration
'70s, the O'Jays have departed
from Kenny Gamble's "religious
make for just good listening.
On the flip side, group mem
Community Churcfj
But Luther also believed that in some mysteriously, loving way,
the O'Jays would not be kings, behind the O'Jays are writers/ message" songs, and returned bers Eddie Levert, Walt Wil¬ Jesus atoned for our sins and so when we ask God for forgiveness,
but rather, the empire's wise producers Kenny Gamble and to their most popular theme — liams and newest O'Jay Sammy he forgives, ungrudgingly and unequivocally. That is why we can
old men. They last through Leon Huff, whose "sounds of love. Identify Yourself is by far Lutheran Campus unload our guilt almost as quickly as we accumulate it. That's why
(continued on page 7)
conflict and revolution, and Philadelphia" have dominated the lightest O'Jays album in Luther could say. "Sin boldly!
Ministry at MSU And that's why Lutherans call
while others may rise and fall, this decade's R&B charts. The CENTRAL themselves saints.
these wise men remain the
years, aiming more toward UNIVERSITY LUTHERAN
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Friday November 9, 1979 7
THE ME
Forbert in town
Monday
food fort
For the second time in as
manager Danny Fields caught past summer in Nashville
many weeks, local rock fans his act there and took him using well-known Nashville
will be able to witness another under his wing, and within a and Muscle Shoals studio
rising young talent in action month Forbert had a contract musicians. In style it is similar
when Steve Forbert appears with Nemperor Records. to the debut, pairing Forbert's
at the Bus Stop Monday, Nov. Steve Forbert's first album moving vocals with spare
12, at 8 p.m. Alive On Arrival was released instrumentation for an effect
Forbert — who looks much in the summer of 1978, and it that is melancholy yet bright
younger than his 24 years — defined his sound as an indi¬ and optimistic. His songs,
was raised in Meridian, Miss., vidual blend of American meanwhile, prove that he is a
where he played in a number musical styles combining rock gifted writer — while they are
of rock 'n roll bands while in and folk with country, gospel uncomplicated, they have a
high school and junior college. and blues influences. The way of sticking with the
He left home in 1976 for the record acquired a good deal of listener for hours.
club scene in New York, where critical attention, (winning
he would perform his own folk Forbert the dubious title of Forbert's appearance at the
compositions, accompanying "the new Dylan")and enabled Bus Stop should be a rare
himself on harp and acoustic Forbert to tour the country chance to see this performer in
guitar. opening for such acts as an intimate environment and Steve Forbert
In time Forbert began to Southside Johnny, McGuinn, close to home. Given the
branch out into rock clubs such Clark & Hillman and Joan amount of critical acclaim he Tickets for Monday's per
as CBGB's, where he opened Tropical Tree and the Bus
Armatrading. has been receiving, Steve formance are available for Stop. They will also be avail¬
for artists like John Cale and His second album Jack- Forbert is destined for the big $4.50 in advance at Where- able for $5 at the door the
Talking Heads. The Ramones' rabbit Slim was recorded this
stages soon. House Records, Recordland, night of the show.
THIS WEEKEND . ..
CONCERTS DEPT. Comme
dian Bill Cosby brings his antics
conducting.
American
For Irish and
folksongs, you should
perience. Tickets and informa¬
tion are available at 484-7805 or
claimed favorite crime drama.
On the homefront, RHA of
Beal
Fosse's
Cinema presents Bob Mystic Cantonese Atmosphere
and anecdotes to the MSU fascinating protrait
see Debbie McClatchy present 372-4636. American Typewriter fers country comedy Every
Auditorium Sunday for two
Lenny, with Dustin Hoffman as
ed by Ten Pound Fiddle in the Bold, the original play by local Which Way But Loose starring
separate shows
being a
— the first
children's matinee at 3
Williams Hall Cafeteria tonight
at 8 p.m. Admission $3. Do you
playwright John Stimson
tinues its run through Sunday
con¬ Clint Eastwood with his
gutan; Kubrick's futuristic
oran
A
the radical comic
(7:30 and 9:30 on
Lenny Bruce.
Friday in 100 Exists At Imperial Gardens
Engineering Bldg. and Satur
p.m. ($3.50 and $4.50) and an remember Tour de Force, the at the Okemos Barn Theatre. Clockwork Orange starring Sex
adult show at 7 p.m. ($7.50 and
day at B 102 Wells Hall.) Todd
band that was finalist in Times, tickets and information and Violence, and the '60s cult
$8.50). Tickets available at
Browning's classic 1930s horror
are WMSN's Sound Challenge last are available by calling film Harold and Maude starring film Freaks, an ambiguous sus¬
the MSU Union box office, Arts year? Well, they'll be perform¬ 349-4340. everybody's favorite old person pense film where the side show Imperial Gardens located at 2080 Grand River Okemos,
Box Office, at the Lansing and
ing at Lizards Sunday night. Ruth Gordon. Times and freaks (the cast was taken from offers an extensive variety of Cantonese style foods: the
Meridian Malls, and Marshall There's no cover charge. ANYBODY HERE SEEN places? You find them out; call real side shows) gang up on the famous Peking duck from the north, Szechuan
Music in Frandor. The show is
MY OL' FRIEND ABRAMS 3550313. beautiful but evil trapeze artist style, which
sponsored by Ebony Produc- THEATRE DEPT. That DEPT. Abrams planetarium Classic Films presents Isabel who insults their "family." This
is highly peppered food, and Cantonese style, lightly
bloodthirsty vampire is back continues their laser and rock Huppert in the Frich love story film ruined the careers of the flavored dishes.
from the grave AGAIN. This music shows. Illusions III The Lacemaker. made by people connected with this in¬
Vassar Clements, with guest time in the Performing Arts features the music of Genesis. Claude Goretta. It's about a famous MGM movie. Classic
Szechuan style dishes, such as chicken with pea nuts,
Gerald Ross, comes to the Company production of Count
Erickson Kiva this Saturday for
Showtimes are Fridays, Satur¬ naive 19-year-old French girl horror film buffs can't miss this governor shrimp or shredded beef, are popular choices. If
Dracula. This version, haunt days and Sundays at 8 and 10 who gets involved with an cult spectacular (Friday and
shows at 8 and 10:30 p.m. In a your taste buds are on the lighter side try our Family
ingly directed by George p.m. and midnight. Admission American man. The film has Saturday in B-106 Wells, 7:15,
more classical vein, saxophonist Schuttler, includes a good sup¬ is $2.50. been critically acclaimed as 8:30, 9:30 and 11 p.m. and
Delight which is a mixture of chicken, shrimp, lobster
James Forger will be featured ply of stage effects and a "wax completely satisfying, possess¬ and crabmeat with a variety of Chinese vegetables. Of
midnight). Speaking of horror
with the MSU Chamber Or¬ museum" of Dracula's victims. MOVIES DEPT. One of the ing and poignantly beautiful cults. Night of the Living Dead course there's
chestra this Saturday during It's at Fairchild Theater this
always the old favorites, chop suey, chow
two new things in town is The (Friday at 7:30, 9:30 p.m. in 109 is back (Saturday only, 11:45
their 8:15 concert in Kellogg Fish That Saved
mein, or egg foo young.
Friday and Saturday at 8:15 Pittsburgh, a Anthony). Classic also presents p.m. in B-102 Wells). These
Center. Music includes Bartok's p.m. For tickets and informa¬
—
get ready for this — disco the South African saga Cry the three films $1.50. The porn We also
Rumanian Folk Dances from tion call 355-0148. The Boars basketball
are
specialize in exotic tropical drinks We use only
fantasy starring Beloved Country, about an on campus is Debbie Does the freshest fruit for our daquiris, beer and wine are also
Hungary, Marcello's Concerto Head Theatre begins their sec¬ oodles of people you would have aging black minister in search Dallas (Friday and Saturday in
in C minor (with Forger) and ond show of the season tonight, thought knew better. The other of his in featured.
son Johannesburg B 104 Wells, 7:30, 9 and 10:30
Strauss Le Bourgeois Gentil- Detroit playwright Gus Kaik is The Onion Field, Joseph
(Saturday at 7:30, 9:30 p.m. in p.m. and midnight). Admission Businessmen lunches offered
homme, Suite (Opus 60). It's a konen's Brontosaurus Tales, a Wambaugh's (The Blue Knight, 109 Anthony, Sunday at 8 p.m. $2.50 students, and $3.50 for
are on weekdays at special
free concert with Dennis Burkh story of first love and ex¬ Police Story) new and self-pro in 336 Union). non students. prices Group dinners for a number of people are also
available With these specials and the wide price range, you
too can enjoy a truely unique experience.
If
O'Jays' LP
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If you're short of time, call first and your dinner can be
ready to carry out. Stop in this fall before or after the
Strain change their course
completely. Contrasting their
We Specialize football game and enjoy our tremendous Chinese cuisine.
often pulsatingly fast pace, the
O'Jays ease up and perform
their most relaxed, mellow
sound in years. Beginning with
in the
their own ballad "Hurry Come
Back," the trio sooths with cool
vocals augmented by Gamble
and Huffs ever-impeccable pro¬
duction. The group follows with
Hard-To-Fit
the LP's best cut,t "Forever
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Mine," a "hold-me-tight" ballad
that could rival Heatwave's
"Always and Forever" for Sadie
Hawkins requests and first high
school kisses. "I Want You Here
With Me" and "One In A
5 thru 12
Width
Million" round off this beauti¬
fully performed and produced
• Narrow •Medium
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The album's mellow flavor
is not only a surprise coming
from the O'Jays, but from any
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How important is finishing a
that's why we decided to go
with him," Salem said. "He's
getting a chance to throw more
4 4 1. Now it looks
will be
as if Salem
watching the bowls
television for his first year at
on
fense, safety
had two
Mark Anderson
interceptions and line
backer Dan Bass had eight
season
tans
and the following Spar
will be making their last
appearances in Spartan Sta
Grabenhorst, linebacker Curt
Griffin, defensive tackle Eric
Rathskeller
Beneath Coral Gables
this year and he's making the Icontinued on
page 9)
season with a winning record? Minnesota. tackles, giving him 137 on the dium: Anderson, guard Cedric
most of it. He reads the defense The coach blames the mini- Audas, Bass, Brammer, Byrd,
Almost every member of the year to break his record of 136
MSU football team feels it is a real well and I think Mark has slide on his defense. "We just in a season set last fall. safety Alan Davis, linebacker
salvage the team's gotten better every week." haven't been able to stop any Mike Decker, offensive tackle
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must to
pride in what was supposed to Many people feel that Min¬ body," he stated simply. "Peo¬ MSU: Saturday will be Angelo Fields, center Matt
be a banner season and to get nesota has the best skill players ple have been ramming the ball MSU's final home game of the Foster, offensive tackle Ted
the Spartans back on the right
—
quarterback, running backs down our throats."
track for 1980. and receivers in the Big Ten.
MSU can even its season Salem agrees. "That's the IF MSU COMES up with
mark at 5-5 with a win Satur
day over the Minnesota Golden
reason
now.
we're hanging in right
Elmer Bailey (Minnesota's
another offensive performance
like last week's against North¬ NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Gophers in a regionally tele¬ leading pass catcher with 32) western, the game could be a
has got to be one of the best
To Determine the Best Routes For
vised game on ABC-TV that wild affair.
will begin at 12:50 p.m. in receivers in the Big Ten if not. The Spartans had 414 yards
the country right now," he said. in total offense in their 42-7
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Iowa University the following romp over the Wildcats and In the near future, the Capital Area
Saturday would lift the Spar FULLBACK GARRY several MSU players had big
tans to 6-5. WHITE leads the club in rush days. Tailback Steve Smith Transportation Authority (C.A.T.A
ing with 496 yards. Last will
MSU COACH DARRYL son's leading runner in the Big
ore than 100 yards on
the ground for the fourth time
place 18 lift-equipped buses in
ROGERS prefers not to look Ten, Marion Barber, has 471 for this and is closing in on regular route service. In order to
the Gophers.
past the Gophers. "It's great 1,000 yards for the season. He maximize their use, public comment is
anytime your football team has Just two weeks ago, Minne¬ needs to average 119 yards a
a winning season," he said. "But sota was 4-3, and with the trio game to reach that mark. invited, particularly persons who may
of Big Ten ' heavyweight: wish to
we will worry about a winning Quarterback Bryan Clark use the lift feature of these
season after we beat Minne University of Michigan, Purdue passed for three touchdowns
sota. If we don't play well University and Ohio State - and ran for two others. Tight
buses.
against them, we won't have to behind it, the Gophers ap end Mark Brammer and
split Comments may
peared to be headed for a bowl. be submitted orally or in writing at established
worry about a winning season."
Then came a 17-17 tie with
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Friday November 9, 1979 9
Vitale resigns
ByJKFF HITTLER
Improving icers at Michigan Tech
Mason was especially pleased with his team's defensive
as Piston boss State News Sports Writer
After notching its first Western Collegiate Hockey Association
weekend. He said if the goaltending and defense continue to
improve, the Spartans can
play last
be successful against the league's top
Freshman center Boh Martin is the lone
action. He broke his wrist during the first
regular still out of
game of the Wisconsin
victory of the season last weekend, MSU coach Ron Mason would division teams. series and will have his arm in a cast for at least nother week.
Dick Vitale, head coach of the Detroit Pistons, like to think his hockey club has turned a bit of a corner. "We've been putting 32 shots on goal compared to 30 for our
his post Thursday afternoon.
resigned from Mason doesnt anticipate Martin to return to action for about
But he is the first to admit that the immediate road ahead is a a
opponents." Mason said. "But we've been scored on at a better month.
f Vitaie's decision
V itale and the
to resign was mutually agreed upon by difficult one for his Spartans as they try to gain some ground in the than average clip. If we're going to win games, we've got to
keep Martin has three goals and three assists for the
Piston organization. After an unspecified amount WCHA standings this weekend. Spartans in five
of time, his position with the Pistons will be re contests. Mason said the injury would keep his young star from the
evaluated, The Spartans battle yet another league powerhouse when they
leaving open the possibility of Vitale returning to coach the valuable game experience he needs to improve.
Pistons at a later date.
meet Michigan Tech University tonight and Saturday night at the "When he comes hack," Mason said, "it'll be like starting all over
Richie Adubato, Detroit's No. 1 assistant to Vitale, has been Huskies' Student Ice Arena in Houghton. W CH A STANDINGS
again."
named interim head coach.
With me, carrying a losing team is an unbelievable burden, MSI' ENTERS THE series with a 1-3 mark in the WCHA and
MSI WILL GO into the series with the No. 1 and 2 scorers in
Vitale said at a press conference at the Pontiac Silverdome. 24 record overall after splitting its two-game set with the
the WCHA. Junior center Leo Lynett
My dream of bringing a championship team to Detroit was not University of Wisconsin last weekend. Michigan tops the league scoring list
Colorado College after four games with 12 points on six
to be. I guess my biggest fault is that I don't know how to lose." "We're playing better every game," Mason said. "But the victory goals and six assists
Minnesota followed by senior right wing Russ Welch with seven
last Saturday against Wisconsin gave us the support to prove it. goals and
Denver four assists for 11 points.
The win meant a lot to us."
North Dakota Although the Spartans heat Michigan Tech in three of the four
Michigan Tech meetings last season, Mason said his squad will have its work cut
for it this weekend.
COMPETE IN WISCONSIN OPEN Wisconsin
Notre Dame "Tech will finish as one of the top three teams in the
league."
MSU Mason warned. "We'll have to be sharp. But at least the
guys here
Minnesota Deluth know they can beat them."
Michigan Tech has a 4-2 record overall and 2 2 mark in
Gymnasts travel Milwaukee THIS WEEKEND S GAMES:
MSI at Michigan Tech
Colorado College at Minnesota
theWCHAafter splitting its series at the University of North
Dakota last weekend. The Huskies defeated the defending league
champions 5-3 after losing a 4 3 decision the night before.
Sophomore center Rick Boehm leads the Michigan Tech offense
By BILL TEMPLETON North Dakota at Denver with 12
SZYPULA NOTED THAT senior captain Charlie Jenkins, Big points on four goals and eight assists in all games.
State News Sports Writer Ten champion in vaulting a year ago, and all-around performer Michigan at Notre Dame
Competing as individuals rather than as a team unit, the Minnesota Duluth at Wisconsin TWO PLAYERS ARE tied with 10
members of the MSU men's gymnastics team will travel to junior Marvin Gibbs, will be the nucleus of this year's squad. points on the Huskies' squad.
Senior right wing Gord Salt and freshman left wing Brent Denat
Milwaukee this weekend for the Wisconsin Open. "Charlie ranked seventh in the nation last year in his event and each have six goals and four assists.
Marvin is excellent in his floor exercise, horizontal and parallel bar The defense is headed by Junior John Haddad and freshman
The annual tournament sponsored by the Wisconsin
High School routines," Szypula said. our opponenets to one goal for every eight shots." Mike O'Conner. Haddad is an offensive defenseman with two goals
Athletic Association attracts some of the best teams in the
country In addition to the top-notch returnees, Szypula praised his top and seven assists.
and this year is no exception, said MSU head coach
George two freshmen prospects, Bart Acino from St. Johns and Pedro THE SPARTAN GOALTENDING corps will be at full The goaltending
Szypula. strength duties have been split evenly between Roh
Sanchez from Ann Arbor. against Michigan Tech with the return of senior Mark Mazzoleni, PolmanTuin and junior Frank Krieber. Both have 2 1 records but
"This meet will be important to us," Szypula. said. "It will give who was out with an ankle injury he suffered in the series with the PolmanTuin has the better goals against average with a 3.69 mark.
"With these people in our program this year, we have more
us a chance to see who will be competing for us next week against University of Minnesota. John Maclnnes. who is in his 24th season as head coach of the
Ohio State."
depth than I think we've ever had," Szypula said. "We use four
Mazzoleni will probably split the netminding duties this Huskies, needs to have his team win just 13 more games to make
all-around gymnasts and this year we have five."
The tournament is slated for Saturday and will feature two of weekend with sophomore Doug Belland, who has started four of him the winningest college hockey coach of all time.
the nation's top ten teams from a year ago in Iowa State
ANOTHER FRESHMAN THAT Szypula is excited about is
University and the University of Minnesota. Southfield's Pete Roberts who, Szypula said, "could challenge
Jenkins.
"He turns double flips like they're nothing and we're really
excited about him."
MSU - Minn. Other than Sanchez, the gymnasts will feature Ann Arbor
product Craig Shelton who Szypula said is a good ringman.
I continued from page "In addition to Pedro and Craig coming from Ann Arbor this
81
year," Szypula said, "we also managed to get their high school
coach, Kurt Golder, who will be an assistant at MSU this year.
Jones, offensive tackle Regis fensive tackle Tanya Webb. "Our other assistant will be Jon Brandon, who has a real nice
McQuaide, linebacker Steve Senior fullback Lonnie Middle-
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Otis, linebacker Larry Savage, ton injured a shoulder last
Szypula said.
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AMO\(, SEVES TEAMS
MSU field Harriers host Spikers one of favorites
hockey team in state
district meet tourney action
advances to regionals By BILL TEMPLETON
State News Sports Writer
with the University of Michi- second and third place squads
By CHRIS HANSEN meeting to determine the other
The MSU women's volleyball The
The other three teams in this State News Sports Writer Spartans were runners- finalist. Semi-final winners will
By BILL TEMPLETON year's tourney team will travel to Mt. Pleas
in the tournament a year meet in the
State News Sports Writer are Big Ten Champ Purdue University, Ohio and Before the Spartan football game against the
University of ant, Mich., this weekend for the
up championship finals
Minnesota Saturday, the only other MSU varsity at 5 p.m. Saturday, while the
Davis and Elkins universities. sport taking 1979 State of Michigan Associa¬
Because it captured its second consecutive place in East Lansing this weekend will begin at 11 a.m. at
losers will play in the consola¬
state title last weekend, the MSU women's field The Spartans' record this season is 15-5-2 after tion of Intercollegiate Athletics ALL TEAMS WILL play tion finals at 1 p.m.
Forest Akers West Golf Course.
wins last weekend over CMU and Western for Women Division I volleyball each other in
hockey team will travel to Mt. Pleasant, Mich., The MSU men's cross country team will host the NCAA a pair of 15-point The state champion will earn
this weekend to represent the state of Michigan Michigan in the state tournament. MSU beat the
District IV cross country championships, which will determine
championship, where it will games, with round robin com the right to then move on to
in regional competition. Chippewas, 2 0, and the Broncos, 3-2, enroute to rank as one of the favorites.
the teams from District IV that will advance to the NCAA petition slated to begin at 8:45 regional competition which will
the title. Seven schools will compete a.m. today. The four teams with be held in Columbus, Ohio, on
The Spartans will be among seven other teams national championships. The meet, featuring some of the fiercest
for top honors this year includ¬ the best records at the end of the campus of Ohio State
vying for top honors in the Midwest Association harrier competition in the nation, will give
THE 1979 STATE title is the second
straight Spartan fans a chance ing defending state champion round robin play will move into
for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women cham to view the MSU runners, who have been defeated University Nov. 15 through 17.
for third year coach Sam Kajornsin. only once in and host Central Michigan Uni the semi-finals. The Spartan spikers face a
pionship tournament. The other teams in the The top two teams
regular season competition. versity, Wayne State, Oakland, Semi-final play will pit the
field include six other state champions, as well as in this year's regional The harriers are in top shape physically and after an long day today, beginning
average Eastern Michigan and Western first place team versus the
host Central Michigan University and at large tourney will advance to the Association for showing last week in the Big Ten championships, are mentally round robin play at 8:45 a.m.
selection Southern Illinois University, last year's Intercollegiate Atheltics for Women champion¬ Michigan universities, along fourth place team, with the with a match against Wayne
ready to prove their abilities.
ships in Princeton, N.J., Nov. 28 through Dec. 1. State. MSU will then face
champion. "Everyone has a bad day, and the team just happened to have
theirs at the Big Ten meet," said harrier coach Jim Gibbard Eastern Michigan at 10 a.m.,
Commenting on the upcoming regional tour
THE SPARTANS OPEN
a.m. with a game against
play today at 9:50
the University of
ney, Kajornsin said the Spartans will have to do a
number of things well to finish respectably
about the team's sixth place finish last week.
The University of Wisconsin, which took the
Big Ten title for
Booters end season Michigan at 1:45 p.m., CMU at
3 p.m., Oakland at 4:15 p.m. and
conclude play against WMU at
Wisconsin, a team MSU beat 4 2 earlier this year, against the competition. the third time in a row, along with the
University of Michigan
enroute to
tournament.
a second place finish in the Big Ten "We know it's not
said, "but we will
going to be easy," Kajornsin
just go out and try to do our
and the University of Illinois, which took second and
to be the favorites for the district title.
third, look with Toledo shutout 9:15 p.m.
MSU VOLLEYBALL CAP¬
Should the stickers win, they would then face best. We've got to pass well and use good Badger runner Jim Stinzi, who has taken at least second place With the defense turning in a sterling performance, the MSU
in every meet he has run in this season, TAIN Karen Keener, a junior
the winner of the Western Illinois University strategy, as well as staying on the attack for along with Ohio State soccer team closed out the 1979 season
from Ferndale, offered her
much of the time." University's Steve Crane, who won the Big Ten race, will be the Wednesday with a 4-0
CMU game in the 2 p.m. semi final. shutout of the University of Toledo.
toughest opponents for MSU. thoughts on the state tourna¬
The victory gives the Spartans a 9-6-2 mark, their most wins ment.
MSU's Martin Schulist was seventh in last week's
Big Ten since 1975 when MSU compiles a 10-2 record. "We're going to have to play
meet, and Mark Mesler and Michael White, have been the
The Spartans jumped out to a 2-0
just three minutes into the consistently," Keener
Women's leaders of the cross country team all season and will be very
swimming team
trying to match. Sophomore Mark Neterer, the team's said. "We
run their best Saturday. leading scorer, can take no one for
netted his 10th goal of the season, on a
Other teams that will be threatening pass from freshman Vancho granted, but Central Michigan
Saturday are Ball State Cirovski, after just one minute of play. looms in my mind as our
University and Illinois State University, which has defeated (continued on
page 13) biggest competitor.
every team in the state of Illinois.
season Saturday
The District IV championships will be one of eight divisional
opens meets around the country. The top four teams from each
division, along with the top five runners not on a winning team,
The MSU women's swim¬ Pykko, who were heavily
will advance to the NCAA National
championships Nov. 19 at
Lehigh University in Allentown, Pennsylvania.
Give Michigan State memories
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"We're looking forward to Mrosko,
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Michigan Stote News, East Lansing Michigan
Friday November 9, 1979 1 1
HOUSING CONDITIONS 'DEPLORABLE*
Migrant workers still exploited
By MICHAEL VEH said, the poverty and the poor obvious, often prevent people from
State News Staff Writer Michigan Housing As¬ bility between worker and
quality of housing for migrants from paying attention to them. sistance Council.
The poverty and the housing is indicative of the grower.
workers
problems encountered by mi By bringing the records up to "Maintainance must be a
exploitation. THE HEARINGS WERE date, Castellanos said, legis¬
grant workers continue to be "Low food prices have been held at the Lansing Civic Cen
co operative effort," she said.
lators will be able to better
deplorable, said most speakers Steffins also said a policy
gained by the exploitation of ter Thursday as part of a understand the problems being
at the Farmworker Housing these people." he said. where workers report needed
project to update the record of faced.
Coalition hearings Thursday. Casteel also said that race repairs directly to the grower
migrant workers, said hearing "The policy makers are al has been effective.
John Casteel of the Michigan barriers, which make the prob moderator Frank Castellanos.
ready getting the message,"
Department of Civil Rights lems of migrant workers more the Deputy Executive Director Castellanos said.
There is also a conflict, she
said, dealing with trash col¬
Mike Ortiz from the Michigan lection regulations.
Legal Action Program said
Steffins pointed out that
growers who provide housing
State House considers for migrants are often unaware
of the problems in migrant
federal law says trash in mi¬
grant camps must be picked up
two times a week while state
camps.
law only requires pick-up once a
lowering drinking
Although migrant camps
age must be
are
licensed, he said, they
often inspected
workers arrive.
before the "I CAN'T EVEN get trash
A joint resolution to lower A Proposal D work group before the law went into effect, picked up at my home more
the drinking age to 19 is in report lists 17 recommends said Steve Wachsberg, ASMSU than once a week," she said.
committee in the Michigan tions for the enforcement of the ORTIZ SAID INSPECTORS
executive director. People un Steffins and other growers in
House of Representatives. should make secondary, "in-
proposal as it appeared on the der, 21, who used to drink at her area are willing to pay
Because the joint resolution November 1978 ballot. home or in bars, are drinking camp" inspections.
He also said there is a need workers more than they do
calls for a constitutional amend¬ The report supports "hybrid alcohol out on the road.
for growers to hire full-time currently, she said.
ment, it would require a two- misdemeanors" offenses, which The results of a campus wide maintainance and repair people "We would sincerely like to
thirds vote of both houses to would make violators pay a survey will be available soon,
to make needed repairs within increase wages," she said. But
fine, but not face jail terms or Wachsberg said. the camp. she stressed her concern for the
The proposal. House Joint criminal records for those alco
Resolution S, would allow per¬ hoi related offenses. "Migrant housing hasn't willingness of consumers to pay
Thief changed over the years," said higher prices to compensate for
sons 19 and older to legally
consume alcohol which, accord
Special attention should also
be given to the "fair and
not greedy Guillermo Martinez, from Mich the wage increase.
igah Economics for Human Steffins added that the num
ing to the constitution, is any effective enforcement" of the FRESNO, Calif. (API -
Even Development. her of Mexican American
beverage containing one half of law in college towns and cam jewel thieves have a limit.
"There has always been poor workers being hired in her area
one percent or more alcohol
by puses, the report states. Sheriffs deputies said a ban
volume. housing for migrants," he said. has been slowly increasing over
The Office of Substance dit entered McDonald's
The proposal was submitted "They live in deplorable con the years and language is
Abuse Service and the Liquor Jewelry store on Monday and
by George Cushingberry Jr., a Control Commission prepared forced a clerk at gunpoint to
dit ions. The conditions are of becoming a problem.
Detroit democrat, and is now in the report. Eldon R. Nonna empty two trays of diamond
ten unsanitary." Programs have been set up
the Committee on Constitu¬ maker, then vice president for to teach the growers the basics
rings into a briefcase.
tional Revision and Women's SHARON STEFFI NS, A needed to communicate with
student affairs and services, But, the clerk said, when she
started to pick up a third tray Grand Rapids apple grower, the workers, she said, but the
Rights. served on the work group.
There are more people who of rings, the bandit said: "Thats said migrant housing condit ions program.- really have not been
ASMSU IS ORGANIZING drink and drfve now than should be a mutual response enough.
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12 Michigan State News East Lansing Michigan
Friday. November 9, 1979
SEEKING AMERICAN
Chinese Handicappers9 normality
to
industry lagging behind
the realization that they toured the Cambodian
should be emphasized
By ELYSE GOLDIN refugee the liaison between American interested in developing close
State News Stall Writer must do business another way," camps.
business and government offi¬ relations with China to promote
Chinese businessowners are Warren Cohen said.
cials and the Chinese. future sales in that country.
prepared to purchase American Cohen, director of Michigan THE SECOND GROUP, By MARY MICHAELS who was abducted, molested and thrown into
It is not unusual for Chinese Chinese businessowners said The normal traits and
machinery providing they do China Council, was one of 17 composed primarily of Michi lifestyles of handi- a trunk of a car. Being a fan of Nancy Drew
businessowners to use a barter they will be able to make cash
not have to pay cash, said the persons who traveled with gan businessowners from eapper children should be emphasized so that mystery stories, the child used logical escape
system of trade with other deals within three years, Cohen
MSU director of Asian studies. William Milliken to China last metalworking industries, was they can develop abilities to cope with their methods explained in her favorite books to
countries, Cohen said. said.
month. interested in selling machinery situations, said an MSU professor of psychia¬ free herself.
One American company, for Cohen said that China's tech
"The Chinese know that they Following a week long stay in and building companies in try and elementary and special education. "We call these children remarkable only
are behind the United States China.
example, was considering sell¬ nology was about 10 to 50 years "We are preoccupied with the handicaps because it surprises us that they transcended
Peking, the group divided into
in technology and they want to ing the Chinese $1 million behind the United States. and disturbances, disregarding the normal the boundaries of capabilities that we set for
two missions. Cohen went as the technical
worth of machinery for the "They are behind the United
progress. Without the cash to One group, which consisted escort and specialist on China cies," Gaston Blom said in a lecture entitled them," noted Blom.
equal value of Chinese beer, he States by at least 50 years. "Children Who Cope," the fourth in a
pay for things, they have come of American governors, for the* trade mission. He was
said. Maintaining the quality of life for handi-
They still don't use an assembly six-lecture series at the Kellogg Center in capper children is important to Blom. The
Another approach was joint line so each car is sort of custom honor of the International Year of the Child.
venture
ability to make friends and find happiness, for
arrangements. In such made," Cohen said. The series is sponsored by the MSU Evening instance is a sign that a child has coped and is
Klan killings spur march;
a situation the American com
pany would build and finance a
company in China and the
A CHINESE COMPANY
College.
Blom said it was found in a study that
engaging in normal activities, he said.
Blom made a plea for teachers, therapists,
produces less cars in <>ne year social workers and parents to foster inde¬
Chinese woud supply laborers, than American company will visually impaired children do not view
themselves as impaired, but as children. pendence in the children to provide them with
Cohen said. However, he added produce in day, he said.
police, guard will attend
one an environment that encourages and facili
that such a system runs the risk The average car in China "Many children do not accept the negative tates
of label society puts on them he added. coping.
losing jobs for Americans. costs about $17,000, Cohen said, Blom is a
and nobody other than govern¬ He related of a child
supporter of the movement to
than 900 National Guard
some cases overcoming integrate handicapper children into normal
By MONTE PLOTT more INGRAM, commander of the "CHINA DOES BUSINESS ment officials are permitted to
Associated Press Writer members and police officers National Guard in North Caro¬
a
handicap to engage in activities associated classrooms. The environment will encourage
like this often now due to the own automobiles. with normal life. He mentioned a 14-year-old them and provide them with more opportuni¬
GREENSBORO, N.C. - Up will be on hand to keep order. lina, said no decision had been reality that they can't do any "Due to the Chinese cultural
boy, born without legs, who skydives. ties to participate as if they were not disabled,
to 2,500 people are expected at Police Chief William Ft. reached on whether each man thing else," he said. revolution from 1966 to 1976, Another story told about a 10-year-old girl he said.
a funeral march here Sunday Swing said 500 National Guard would be issued ammunition or Cohen said that China lost a decade in the
Michigan
for five persons killed at the members, 250 Highway Patrol if it would be kept with guard business persons went to China industrialization of their coun
anti Ku Klux Klan rally. And officers and 175 local officers leaders. Meanwhile, Commu¬ with the intention to sell, but try. It will take a long time and
will be called in "to insure the nist party members sought some were not interested in a lot of
money to catch up, but
safety of those in the funeral support for the march. In anything other than cash deals. they know their problem and
procession and the safety of Baltimore, the party was re Other companies which are are trying to advance in bus¬
Internships those in the community." cruiting on the campus of busy to capacity now were iness," Cohen said.
We've got
offered in
Police expect up to 2,500
people to take part in the
Morgan State
Wednesday, and in Durham,
University
it All—
2.5-mile march, slated to begin N.C., party members handed 1 cup
at 1 p.m. out leaflets at a Vete
drip to 8 cup
delux coffeemakers
Washington Nelson Johnson, leader of the
Communist Workers Party and
Administration Hospital urging
people to join the march.
an organizer of the march, said In Oakland, Calif., communist
Students may intern in
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Pennsylvania to attend. He said
his group — which claims with
Johnson, who was charged
inciting to riot after last
sonal brewing system
political consultants or en chapters in at least 10 cities Saturday's violence, repeated
vironmental groups.
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Michigon Stote News, Eost lonsing, Michigan
Friday, November 9. 1979 1 3-
GOV'T OWNED FUEL PLANTS
Buy any
Medium Pizia
Senate allows investment Booters
(continued from page 10)
Senior Kirk Rone added a
at
Price
the Regular
get the
By MIKE SHANAHAN reserve. Identical Pina FREE
Associated Press Writer Rocaii'sn r* thn
goal two minutes later on an
rising cost of imported oil and assist from
WASHINGTON The Senate, moving to
junior David Abbott Part of the exciting collection represented in the
— technical problems in finding adequate storage
to give MSU a 2-0 halftime lead. Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum, re
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ward final action on a $34.1 billion energy bill, space, the Carter administration had halted At the midway point of the the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry,
agreed by a narrow margin Thursday to permit
the federal government to buy and own as many
purchases of oil for use in a national emergency.
Saudi Arabian officials have said they would
second half, the Rockets knock
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and others.This travelling exhibition will be at
the Michigan State University, Union Gallery,
■ 1203Serving
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east of
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2830 E. Grand Rivf r
2 blks. west of Fran dor
as three synthetic fuel plants, at an estimated
limit export of oil to the United States if it was a fluke play to
give the Spar¬ November 13 U 1979. Serving west of Har rison
cost of $2 billion each.
used to fill a national reserve. tans a 3 0 margin.
The 47-44 vote means that if private energy
MSU's final tally came on a Come and view original artworks by some of
companies refuse to invest the necessary money Sen. Bob Dole, R-Kan., said the country must America's most prominent
in certain kinds of synthetic fuel plants, the
pass from junior Scott Camp¬
have enough oil in reserve to weather a cutoff
by bell to senior Tom Coleman late artists and illustrators.
government would make the investment. producing nations. in the game.
The government ownership provision is in¬
Junior Rob Grinter was in
cluded as part of President Carter's proposed $20 The Senate also agreed to spend $6.2 billion
the net for most of the game to
billion synthetic fuels program, the biggest over the next five years to develop gasohol to
record the Spartans' eighth
element in the energy plan now working it way power cars. shutout of the season, the most
through Congress. by an MSU team since 1968.
Synthetic fuels, such as oil and gas extracted ANOTHER $6.5 BILLION was approved for
from coal, shale oil and tar sands, have always loans and grants for programs to encourage
been too expensive to develop commercially. energy conservation by homeowners and others
Carter has urged the government to provide who add weatherproofing. It would also provide STATE NEWS
financial incentives big enough to permit loans for persons wishing to install solar heating
synthetic fuels to become an alternative to and cooling units. NEWSLINE
imported oil. /fWii
Sen. Charles Percy, R-Ill., principal opponent 355-8252
of the government ownership idea, said private
THE PRESIDENT HAS set a goal of
^J37.|»3ll
firms will be discouraged from investing in
producing an equivalent of 1.5 million barrels of
imported oil from synthetic fuels by 1995.
As the Senate moved toward passage of the
synthetic fuel plants if they know "the govern
ment has got to accept the ultimate risk."
483-4406
"There is no lack of private enterprise ready to
full measure, which would go to a conference
committee with the House, senators did give the go to work," Percy said.
Some opponents have said government owner¬
president a surprise embarrassment by voting to
require the president to funnel 100,000 barrels of ship of synthetic fuel plants — even if temporary
—
sounds too much like socialism.
oil daily into the national strategic petroleum
Sen. Bennett Johnston, D-La., a leading
sponsor of the synthetic fuels measure, said U.S.
Expensive dishes history is full of examples of the government
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Ha ppening must be received in the on "The Role of Accentual Pat ning and medieval drama
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of
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tickets $2.50 now on sale at 96PFECT MOVIE EXPERIENCE AND
Wherehouse Records ITS GRAND SURPRISE IS
and Sounds & Diversions ISABELLE HUPPERT, the greatest
on-screen actress since Vanessa
Vfor more info call 355—4672i Redgrave and Isabelle Adjani
first appeared. LeoLerman, Vogue Magazine
today open 7pm "Director Claude Goretta's newest
shows 7:15-9:20-sat and most deeply felt film. The film
sun at 1:15.3:15-5:15 is dominated by Isabelle
Huppert's
7:20 9:20pm magnificent performance."
THE MOST FRIGHTENING FLICK IN YEARS -David Ansen. Newsweek
"Welcome Isabelle Huppert as an
Halloween
enchanting new actress who is
hauntingly convincing and should
become a major star. A remarkably
involving, exquisitely made film.
—William Wolf, Cue Magazine
"A FILM FOR THOSE WHO
, ^
TREASURE THE UTMOST IN
QUALITY! A marvelously sensitive,
underplayed performance by
Isabelle Huppert. A graceful tale of
lOVe lOSt."—Archer Winsien. New York Post"
"U comes at a time when audiences
need it mOSt." -Rex Reed
"Isabelle Huppert is extraordinary."
—Andrew Sarrls, The Village Voice
Home!
Ij
PMISION METROCOIOR A COMPASS MA1AM WLEASE i j) R RESTRICTED
ISABELLE HUPPERT
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sat-sun early bird-4:45-5:15-1.75
STARTS yjjamm
A CLAUDE GORETTA FILM
TODAY SCOTLAND'S FAMOUS HIGHLAND REGIMENT
OPEN 7PM SHOWS—7:20-9:20 Friday at 7:30 & 9:30 in 109 Anthony
SAT—SUN SHOWTIMES-OPEN 1PM
SHOWS l:20-3:20-5:20-7:20-9:20 PM
The The
HIM Win Admission $1.00 with RHA pass,
$1.50 all others
Band, Pipes, Drumsd Dancers
ONE OF BRITAIN'S MOST SPECTACULAR MILITARY DISPLAYS
As •
jocks
they were CRY, THE BELOVED COUNTRY
jokes... MARCHING PLAYING. DANCING
the twelve
TO THEIR TUNES Of GLORY IN A DRAMAUC PAGEANT
.
COMPANY of 80 Stephen Kumalo is the aged black
minister who travels to .Johannes¬
burg in search of his son, only to
LECTURE CONCERT SERIES at Michigan State University discover that his child is lost to
the brutal environment of an
By popular demand, the entire Black Watch bands, pipes, drums and
highland dancers return to MSU for the first time since the American apartheid society. This film treat¬
Bicentennial. Today, the words "The Black Watch" are known ment of Alan Pat ton's inter¬
throughout the world as being synonymous with the thrilling "skirl nationally acclaimed novel is
of the pipes" and "the tunes of glory," including all the best-known perhaps more relevant now in its
melodies from Scotland. A feast for the entire family . iscussion of apartheid than it was
in its initial release.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16 at 8:15 P.M.
UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM
Single tickets, in limited quantity, are on sale NOW
the MSU Union Ticket Office and
at
Saturday 7:30/9:30 in 109 Anthony. Sunday 8:00 in 336Union
THE FISH THAT SAVED PITTSBURGH"
A division of the ASMSU Programming Board funded by stu
dent tax dollars. Partially funded by the RHA Alternative
PG United Artists
Movie Fund. Call the Programming Board Hotline. 353 2010, for
SAT—SUN EARLY BIRD 4:50-5:20—$! .75 24 hour info, on P.B. events.
TODAY OPEN 6:45PM
SHOWS AT 7:00-9:35
SAT-SUN AT 1:30-4:15
6:5C-9:35PM
VASSAR CLEMENTS
TOMORROW NIGHT
8 and 1O30 pm ERKXS0N KIVA
vassar clements: one of the premier improvising violinists in
america playing a unique combination of bluegrass, jazz and
rock in the southern honky-tonk fidole tradition. here's
just a sample of the many greats he's played with: allman
brothers, the band, david br0mberg, the dirt band, the
grateful dead, emmy lou harris, hank williams jr., steve
martin, the m0nkees, bill monroe, taj mahal, paul
McCartney, the boston pops, linoa ronstaot and so
many more.
tickets: $5 in advance, $6 at the door
tickets available at these locations until noon, fri, nov 9:
msu union ticket office, elderly instruments, castellani's market
arts box office: center for the arts, lansing 8 meridian malls
for more information: 353-4604
A division of the ASMSU Programming Board, funded by student tax money
For 24-hour information about Programming Board events, call 353-2010.
production
yu^Milrtxn Please, no smoking, food or drink in the kiva. Accessible.
16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan
Friday. November 9, 1979
tonight! dpty TONIGHT AND SATURDAY
Debby McClatchy FREAKS
Old-time, traditional, and contemporary
A FILM
songs from the California Nightingale. Debby
is one of Americas finest and best-loved TED BROWNING S MASTERPIECE
folk musicians with 3 albums out OF THE MACABRE
currently.
Don't miss her!
The Ten Pound Fiddle
WILLIAMS HALL CAFE
«dmi$sion:$ 3
"U
live music live callers h,
Saturday
CONTRADANCE
MSUnion Ballroom $
THE LATE SHOW presents. .
THE GOC04NV)
siarrm& ,he
By FRANK FOX ambiguous feelings toward the
State News Reviewer "freaks, who display both ex¬
*AA#X ^POTH Like the
crawling
drowned
sight of slimy toads
over the body of a
swimmer, the motion
treme
cruelty.
tenderness and extreme
"Freaks" is an uncompromis¬
picture "Freaks" inspires o spe¬ ingly shocking movie that fea¬
cial, clammy horror. tures one of the most disturbingly
For the film does not deal with memorable endings ever filmed.
imoginory vampires, For many
« -»T ct monsters
constructed in humming labora¬ the film
viewers the climax of
coupled with the gro¬
1 %; tories or undead ghosts. Instead
it studies a community of
tesque deformities of many of
the "actors" must be extremely
/ T
quite
real. substantially deformed
circus "freaks and the ghastly The extreme nature of the
revenge they take upon a beau¬ physicol handicaps of the
tiful but cruel womon who humil¬ "freaks" range from Siamese
iates and threatens one of them. twins to a hermaphrodite; a leg¬
"Freaks" is without a doubt a less man who walks on his hands
one-of-a-kind movie, one that is who c
r ot easily forgotten. with her feet nless and
Though director Browning may legless "human torso'
well have intended to present o human skeleton" with a
sympathetic portrait, the ending legs the width of twigs.
of the film leaves one with most
because sometimes TONIGHT AND SATURDAY
you feel nutty."
SHOWTIMES: 7:15, 8:30, 9:45, 11:00, 12:00
Friday 8 & 10pm G 8 Holden Hall SHOWPLACE: 106 B WELLS
Free with dorm ID All others Si.50 ADMISSION: *1.50 BEAL
EBONY PRODUCTIONS
presents
an evening with
bill cosby
SPYRO SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11
GYRA MSU AUDITORIUM
Children's Show
TWO SHOWS!
Evening Show
SUNDAY NOV. 18
3pm 7pm
$3.50 & 4.50 $7.50&8.50
TWO SHOWS- TICKETS ON SALE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19 AT MSU UNION TICKET OFFICE,
8pm & 10:30pm ARTS BOX OFFICE IN THE CENTER FOR THE ARTS,
LANSING & MERIDIAN MALLS, MARSHALL MUSIC IN FRANDOR-
A DIVISION OF THE ASMSU PROGRAMMING BOARD, FUNDED BY STUDENT TAX MONEY.
$6.50 advance at DOOL EY'S - both RECORDL A NDS THIS FACILITY IS ACCESSIBLE.
FOR INFO ABOUT PROGRAMMING BOARD EVENTS. CALL THE PB HOT l 353 2010
Michigon Stole News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 9, 1979 17
IT ONLY TAKES MINUTES TO PLACE YOUR STATE NEWS
ACTIO! AO!
347 STUDENT SERVICES BUILDING CALL 355-8255
Classified Advertising Automotive Employment | |~jX| I Employment"] [jJl I Employment "] [JJ]1 Apartments Apartments [ [y] [~ Houses [ [ffl
Information VW-'68, Beetle-Good cond LIKE TO DRIVE EVENING JANITORIAL, part NEED BANJO and guitar TWO BEDROOM unit - with FEMALE GRAD student, HASLETT 4 bedrooms,
ition $250. Call 337-2702. DO IT FOR time. Call Mr. Marsh, 482 instructors. Call MARSHALL kitchen and bath, walking own Whitehall Manor, $300 and $300 deposit. Own
PHONE 355-8255 347 Student Services room,
Bldg. 2-11-9 (3) DOMINO'S PIZZA 6232. 8-11-15(3) MUSIC CO., 337-9700. Ask distance to MSU, call 8a.m. $155/month. 332 7344. utilities. No pets. 339-8426.
Now hiring full and part-time for Gordon McMahon. 5p.m., 351 6226. 5 11-12(41 10-11-12(3) 8-11-17(3)
Regular Rates VW BEETLE 1970, sunroof, delivery people. Flexible CASHIER AND/or driveway C-20-11-30 (5)
DAYS AM-FM, runs good. $500. hours with paid vacations work. Flexible hours. $3/hour ALL STUDENT Advertising 2 BEDROOM apartment. 10 HOUSE - 3 bedrooms, 1 bath,
1 day-95' per line 332-3797 after 6p.m. and holidays benefits. Can to start. Raises commensur MODELS WANTFD, $9 hour must be prepaid beginning minutes from campus. Appli- disposal, 2 porches, V4 fin¬
A'Ll 3 6 8
3 days-85c per line
8-11-19 (3) make up to $5/hour with ate with ability, honesty and 489 2278 or apply in person at November 5. S 22 11 29(3) ances. $250/month plus util- ished basement, incinerator,
commission and tips. Apply dependability. Randy's VELVET FINGERS, 527 E. ities. Call 646-9566. pets. $390/month, call: Bill
' 3 80 11- 20 19 20 22 40 6 days-80 per line Mobilmart. I 96 at Okemos FEMALE ROOMMATE need
at the following locations. Michigan. OR 20 11 30 (41 12-11 14(4 ) 337-9710,675-7251.
8 days 70' per line
Auto Service Road. Call Deniss 349 9620 ed beginning winter & spring Z-4-11-9 (6)
UNIFORMED SECURITY of term. Call 351 8466. GROESBECK 1222 Blake 2
6 5.70 16 30 28 80 33.60 2068 Cedar St., Holt days. 3 119 (10)
7 6 65 17 »«■ 33 60 39.20 VW PARTS - Cheap! 1561 Haslett Rd., Haslett ficers and store detectives, Z-8-11-15 (3) bedroom plus carport. $395 EAST LANSING - 5 man, gas
Specialize in new and used 1139 E. Grand River, PART TIME, hour and Vi a full or part-time. Call 641 • utilities. 372 2213. heat, insulated, 2 car garage.
VW parts. All guaranteed. East Lansing day, lunchroom help and 4562 OR 20 11 30 (41 MALE ROOMMATE needed 10 1120(3) ———
$480. 339-1022. 3-11-13(3)
Master Charge & Visa Welcome RECYCLED BUGS, Pontiac, 5214 Cedar St., Lansing substitutes. Spartan Village to share 3 bedroom duplex
313-681-7272. Z-12-11 12 (5) BOYNE USA CONVENTION winter term, own room, $115 LUXURY DUPLEX 3 bed
Special Rates 801 Thomas L. Parkway, school. $3.81 an hour, 332
AND SKI RESORT Accept + utilities. 337-2887. 2 baths, family room
ROOM RESIDENTIAL house
Lansing 4082 5-11-13 (5) room, % block to MSU. $140/
345 Ads-3 lines-'4.00-5 days. 80' per line over CHEAPEST PRICES in the ing applications for winter 3 11 13 (4) with fireplace. Many extras. month + utilities. 332-0131,
966 Trowbridge, E. Lansing
3 lines. No adjustment in rate when cancelled. statel UGLY DUCKLING 12 11-12 (20) QUALIFIED GYMNASTICS employment and during the 694 9388 4 11 16 (4) 337 4702 after 3, Rich.
RENT-A-CAR. $7.95/day. and dance instructors needed Christmas break. Positions 2 BEDROOM apartment. 6 11 14 (4)
Price of item(s) for sale must be stated in ad.
372-7650. C-20-11 -30 (41 EXPERIENCED TIRE chang¬ full or part time. GREAT available for food and cock¬ Must sublet winter and 1 FFMALE ROOMMATE
Maximum sale price of s200. Private party ads tail personnel, bus personnel
ers, part time. Apply, Payless LAKES GYMNASTICS, 111 spring. Furnished, 5 minute needed for 4 man apartment I
only.
Peanuts Personal ads—3 lines s2.25 pei inser¬
JUNK CARS wanted. Also Tire, Inc., 1054 E. Grand
River, East Lansing, 332 6545
W. Mt. Hope, Lansing. 485-
4852. Call 4-9 p.m. 3-11-9 16)
and bartenders. Please send
resume to:
walk to campus. 332-7645.
Z-3-11-13 (4)
in Cedar Village immediately.
332 7236. Z 6 11 14 (3)
J Rooms 10
- -
sellng used parts. Phone
5-11 14 (5) Mark Sulak MALE ROOMMATE(s) need¬
tion. 75' per line over 3 lines, (pre-payment). 321 3651. C-20-11-30 (31
LIVE-IN to assist handicap¬ Boyne Mountain Lodge MALE ROOMMA1T im FEMALE ROOMMATE need ed, fully-furnished house.
Rummage /Garage Sale ads—4 lines - '2.50. SURVEY HELPER Part time U.S. 131 Highway mediate occupancy. Spa ed to sublet for winter term. 372 9667 before 4:00.
63' per line over,4 lines-per insertion.
GOOD USED tires, 13,14,15 ped attorney in arising
inch. Snow tires too! Mount¬ Experience required. Drafting Boyne Falls, Ml. 49713. cious. $122 + Vi utilities. Americana. $100/month. 351 5 11 14 (3)
mornings and retiring even¬
'Round Town ads—4 lines-'2.50-per ins trtion. helpful. East Lansing surv¬ 14-11-20 (14) Burcham Dr 351 7212 or 8982. 12 11 16(4)
ed free. Used wheel and hub ings. Lifting involved. Com¬ NEED FEMALE for 1 bed-
63' per line over 4 lines. eyor. Send resume to Box pensation, plush apartment, 332 3414. Z 2 11 12 (4)
caps. PENNEL SALES, 1825
OVERSEAS JOBS Sum¬
D-4, State News Classified, 374-8652. 6-11-16(61
Iroom. Cedar St. near Bogue.
-
Lost & Found ads/Transportation ads—3 lines- Michigan, Lansing, Michigan
347 Student Services. mer/year round. Europe, S.
Houses 332 7307, 1-7 p.m.
1 FEMALE needed for 3
'1.50-per insertion. 50' per line over 3 lines. C-20-11-30 (7) 5-11-14 (6) PETITIONERS NEEDED $7- America, Australia, Asia, etc. person Twyckingham apart Z-1-11-9 (3)
S/F Popcorn—(Sorority-Fraternity) 50' per line. 12/hour collecting signatures All fields, $500 $1,200 mon¬ ment for Winter-Spring. Call BEAUTIFUL HOME. Faculty
for hottest third party in the thly. Expenses paid, sightsee 351 6309. 2-11-12 (4) on leave from March to 2 ROOMS available 11/15 in
BRAKE PARTS - Pads, shoes
E.W. SPARROW HOSPITAL ing. Free information: IJC, September, 1980. Student or our home, for serious stu¬
Deadlines and hydraulics for your for¬ country. 6-40 hours/week.
has an immediate opening for Box 52-ME Corona Del Mar, FEMALE ROOMMATE need family, no pets. Low rent in dents or staff, very close
eign car. CHEQUERED FLAG Call Steve, at 351-4313, or
FOREIGN CAR PARTS. 2605
a part time admitting clerk on Mike at 353-1942. CA. 92625. Z 17 11-30 (8) ed. Close to campus. Avail¬ exchange for good care. campus. $100/month per
Want Ads-2 p.m.-l class day before pub¬ the 11p.m.-7:30a.m. shift References required. Call af room + utilities. 351 -6363.
E. Kalamazoo Street. One Z-3-11-13 (7) able immediately 332-7673.
lication. every Friday and Saturday. PART TIME waitresses need Z 6 11 13 (3) ter 5, 351 8125. 12 11-20 (7) 8 11-20(6)
mile west of campus. 487
Candidate must type 50 + ed at MAC'S BAR Call
Cancellation/Change-1 p.m.-l class day be¬ 5055. C-20-11-30 (7) MALE LOCKER room super
COUNTRY SECLUDED 5 ROOM AVAILABLE in Owen
words per minute b have visor. Hannah Middle School 484 6995 after 6 p.m. MASON: 1-bedroom, most
fore publication.
admitting b statistical ex¬ 7-11-9(3) utilities furnished. Nice yard. acres, 15 min. to Lansing. Hall must be 21, if interested
Classified Display deadline-3 p.m.-2 class MASON BODY SHOP, 812 E Monday, Tuesday, Thursday
perience. If you have these 676 5605. 5-11-12 (3) Lots of plants, spiral stairs, call Cindy 353 3697.
Kalamazoo since 1940. Auto and Friday 12;50-2:00p.m.
days before publication. qualifications, b are interest¬ HELP WANTED: Taxi drivers. fireplace. 1 bedroom for fe¬ Z 4-11 14 (4)
painting-collision service. Wednesday 12:50-3:00p.m. male, $85 mo. 655-1717.
Once ad is ordered it cannot be cancelled or ed in working this schedule, Self-starter, must have: FEMALE ROOMMATE need¬
American, Foreign cars. 485- apply in person. Personnel
please contact: 8 11 19 (5)
ed for winter and spring.
| [<5]
1. State of Michigan chauf
changed until after 1st insertion. 0256. C-20-11-30 (5) office, East Lansing Public
There is a '1.00 charge for.l ad change plus Schools. 509 Burcham Dr. feur License, 2. E. Lansing, Close to campus. Call 332
ON SABBATICAL. For Rent,
| For Sale
INSIDE PROTECTED stor¬ E.W. SPARROW HOSPITAL 8 11 20 (9) taxi driver permit, 3. 18 years 5029. Z 5 11 14 (3)
50' per additional change for maximum PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT fully furnished house, winter
of age or older. Part-time to
of 3 changes. age, cars or motorcycles. RECORDS! THOUSANDS to
1215 E. Michigan ALL SCHUSS Mountain start, flexible schedule, mini¬ FEMALE ROOMMATE want¬
term only. 5-6 persons. 1 V4
676-5859 or 676-1727. choose from, 75£ and up, all
The State News will only be responsible for miles to MSU 5-11 14 (41
BL-1-11-9 (3) Lansing, Michigan, 48909 Employees ski free. Now mum wage guaranteed. Call ed. Starting winter term.
quality guaranteed. WAZOO
the 1st days incorrect insertion. Adjust¬ taking applications for full 332 3559'C 12 11 16 (9) Grad preferred. Haslett, 339
MID MICHIGAN RENTALS RECORDS, 223 Abbott, 337-
STORAGE DRY secure cars, an undiscriminatory, affirma¬ and part time employment for 3851 after 5 p.m. 0947 C 20-11 30 (5)
ment claims must be made within 10 days lias a large selection of
tive action employer. winter season. Waitresses, PART TIME EMPLOYMENT Z 5 11 14 (4)
of expiration date. trucks, boats, etc. $25 per
6-11-14 (25) bartenders. Call 517-337-2067 with Michigan's largest multi- apartments, houses, dup¬
month. 5 months minimum.
Bills are due 7 days from ad expiration date. manufacturer distributor, 15- lexes, studios, etc... Most DISCOUNT, NEW-used
South of MSU on Hagadorn. for application. B-1-11-9 (7) FEMALE ROOMMATE need
If not paid by due date, a '1.00 late BABYSITTER IN my home. 20 hours per week. Auto¬ areas, sizes and prices. Call desks, chairs, files. BUSI¬
332-3700 or 676-1499. ed winter 6 spring. Close to
and see if we have what NESS EQUIPMENT CO. 215
service charge will be due. Minimum of Tuesdays b CASHIER AND/or driveway mobile required. 339-9500. campus. Phone 351 1321.
Z-5-11-14 (6) E. Kalamazoo. 485 5500.
Wednesdays full days. Other work. Flexible hours. $3/hour C 20 11 30 (5) 2-119(3) you're looking for. From 9-9.
349 1065 ] \ For Sale ~~] [^] For Sale ~|f^l [_ Animals IfV] | Typing Service" Wanted
IT'S Whats
ONE WAY ticket to Maui, BSR 710 Turntable, like UNITED DISCOUNT cou DOLOMITF SKI boots, MAGNAPAN MGI 5 foot SHEPHERD AND
Hawaii $200, 372 4014 Jennie new $50 or best offer 485 pons, 2. best offer, 332 3700 women s size 6 '<> $35, call speakers, like new, big mix. $15 fairly
Labrador
trained,
EXPERT WORK
guaranteed.
Proofread,
IBM Selectric.
2 SENIOR SEASON b-ball Happening
Z E 5-11-12 (3) 0603 after 5. E 5 11 9 131 or 676 1499 Z 5 11 14 (3) after 6pm. 332 8310 tickets. Either series Will pay
sound. $450. 332 0493. house-broken. Dogfood, EDITING. 337 8415; if I'm net
7 5 11 13(3)
6-119 13) 332 1382. 3-11-9 (3)
chain and 2 collars. Sell to in, answering machine takes
STUDIO COUCH, $15, dres CAMERAS MINOLTA. UNITED HALF fare coupons -
More IWH Page 14
ser, $15, desk, $15, type Canon, Yashica, etc. Over 18 (2). $50 each. 355 2370 or good home 484 7046. message. 6 11 12 (51
HIGHEST QUAtlTY FEMALE ROOMMATE, own
130 Gal AQUARIUM, flor E5119,5)
writer $5. 332 3205. 35MM in stock. One Durst 489 1363 after 5p m room in Lansing. $77.50 Gay Rap Group meets at 6 p.m.
E 5-11 12 13) M301 enlarger. DICKER AND F 5 11 14 (4) hood, aqua king filter, heater, Sunday, 332 Union. Informal,
DEAL SECOND HAND gravel, $196 485 7223 DOBERMAN
,
PUPS.
,, ,
3
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red ^PEPS'p.m.
MSU. After 5 Cl°s5,°
etc' ca Pat,
mon'h, call 372 2443 after 10
p.m. Z-8-11 16 3 friendly conversation about gay
5 11 13 13)
.
life.
STORE, 1701 S. Cedar St.,
Lansing, 487 3886
SHAG
mixed
CARPET, 12x17,
used,
TECHNICS RECEIVER and
turntable. 2 Pioneer HPN 60
femalp 3^
$S3 349 6484
female. $50. 5^4 " 393-9642. BL-1-11-9 (31
Open $125
green, never
6000BTU air cond
TWO UNITED half fare
FEMALE TO share elegant
Try us first! speakers $750, 394 5667 FAST, ACCURATE typing, new home in South Lansing. Seeking communication,
Corda West C6 11 16 (8) itioner, $125 GE toaster oven 3 11 9 13) coupons. $25 each. Two
education, or related majors in¬
Cidermill
5817 North Okemos
ONE AMERICAN airline dis
count coupon, $50. After 11
$16. All excellent. 351 8476.
E 5 11 20 (5) SEWING MACHINES
free arm machines from
new
together, MSU Minnesota
football tickets, $9 each. 355
1174 3 11 9 15)
I- Lost & Found J. | ^ ,| ReasonablpjdaV.e rat489-6903.
es. Call 394 No pet6555.s. Must
7-11-16 (4) . $225.
be neat terested in gaining valuable public
speaking experience. Contact Rick
Tasch for MS Read-a-thon at
Road, East Lansing
337-7974
p.m. 351 1845. E 5 11 15(3) TWO UNITED Discount Cou
pons. $39 each 332 2053.
$99 50 Guaranteed
machines from $39.50
used
All DISCOUNT CALCULATORS
LOST
black
WIRE
case.
rim
Near Wells Hall.
glasses, FAST, ACCURATE, service
0n term papers. Reasonable
! Round Town Ipfl
' '
makes repaired, EDWARDS has moved to 124 W. Grand
AIRLINE DISCOUNT F 5 11 14 (3)
Hours:
pons Call 351 4270,9:30
cou
a.m. DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, River. 351-0951 D°nf'di39,1,f245- ra,es Call 337-2737. ANTIQUE SHOW, Lansing, Cesar Chavez, United Farm
C 20-11 30(3) Civic Center. November 17th
7:30am-7pm. to 5:30 p.m. E 5 11 15(3) ATTENTION: MEDICAL stu 1115 N Washington. 489 Workers president, will speak at
dents demonstration skull 6448 C 20 11 30 (8) LOST 11/5, small black cat Saturday 11-8pm, 18th, Sun¬ 11:30 a.m. Nov. 15, Parlors A Et B,
DOWN PARKA Royal from with no tail, from Clemens- day 11-6pm. 40-50 quality Union. Sponsored by East Lansing
Kilgore Intl., Coldwater.
OVER 3000 cheap albums, Down, like
ern
new.
goose. Adult
100% north
size medium
Belonged to plastic surgeon!
NEW AND used guitars, ban¬
jos, mandolins, etc. Dulc
Animals [ pKj Jerome
5-11 13(4)
area. 372 4866.
ALL STUDENT
dealers. Admission
students $1.00.
$1.50, Peace Education Center.
25£and up all types hits to $200 323 4818 F-5-11-12IR1
the obscure. FLAT BLACK Et
small. Price negotiable.
BEDROOM SET 4
imers and kits,
thousands of hard to find
recorders, BLACK LABRADOR Retriev FOUND IN SAM'S STORE,
Advertising X-10-11-16 (7) MSU Science Fiction Society,
CIRCULAR 541 E Grand Elaine, 351 5334. piece Must be led by Janet Hodgason, will
solid wood, $325 or best albums and books. Discount
er puppies. AKC registered. class ring Livonia Stevenson
S 5 11 15 (5) discuss the space
River, above Paramount. $75 each. 9 weeks old. 1 program's
Open 11a.m. 6p.m., 6 days. 2 '/> PRICE UNITED cou
offer 374 8013 5 11 14 (3) prices. Expert repairs free
female, 2 males. 663 4630.
1977. 337-7267 to identify. Prepaid future at 7:30 tonight, 334 Union.
estimates. ELDERLY INSTR 5-11-12 (3) Come prepared!
C 20 11 30 16)
pons, $50 each. 332 8116 UMENTS. 541 E. Grand River
E 5 11-9 (51 Beginning Nov. 5
after 5. E 5 11 14 (3) its, musical instru¬ 332 4331. C 20 11 30(9) FOUND APPROXIMATELY until end of
WE SELL stereo equipment. GERMAN
ments, photo gear, jewelry, SHEPHERD, male, Outpost 5 will meet at 8:30
THE STEREO SHOPPE. East albums and tapes. TOP DOL 11 months old. $85 best
January 1979, Cat beige, term.
UNITED HALF fare coupons. PIANO; STORY and Clark: or tonight, in 334 Union. Costuming
Lansing. C 20 11 30 13) offer No papers. 489 5603. white, grey black. Albert
$35 each 351 7439 Ask for LAR PAID'" WILCOX Spinet, walnut. Bench inc¬ Pick/Frandor-Glencarin area.
THANKS! and makeup will be discussed.
Marsha. Z E 5 8 14 (3) TRADING POST 509 East Needs to feel free! Everyone welcome.
luded. $625. 332-6326. 332 1010 after 5. 5-11-9 (5)
SOMEBODY ELSE'S CLOS E 5 11 9 (4)
Michigan, Lansing. 485 4391 4-11-9 (3)
et featuring gently used BOOKS! 3 floors of books, C 16 11 30 18) MSU Tolkien Fellowship will be
FOUND ONE orange male
clothing. 541 E. Grand River. magazines and comics. CUR COLLIES GOLDEN Sable generating ideas for the song
Open noon to 6p.m. Take ins IOUS BOOK SHOP, 307 East AMERICAN AIRLINES '4 UNITED '/? fare coupons. $50 tabby cat corner of Shaw LOW RATES - Term papers,
Lassie puppies, cuddly, AKC, contest at 8:30 tonight, Tower
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by appointment. farm raised. $115. Call 321-
resumes.
Room, Union.
6510. Z-3-11 9 (3)
C 20 11-30 (5) 332 0112. C 20 11 30 (5) Z E 5 11 14 (3) Z E 5 11 12 13) 8479. E 5-11 14 14) Day and evening. Call 'G'
TYPING. 321-4771. MSU's Business Women's Club
| Peanuts Personal|Hill C""K"" will hear about Physical Education
for the Handicapped at 11:30 a.m.
COPYGRAPH SERVICE Nov. 13, Ballroom, Union.
IF YOU shoot silver bullets, COMPLETED, DISSERTA-
FALL RESUME GUIDE 79 and play ball in the rain. If you
like monster cookies, and you
think we're insane. If you love
TIONS AND
SERVICE. Corner MAC and
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Grand River, 8:30a.m. - 5p.m.
Monday-Friday, 10a.m. - 5
W is
year
Council for Exceptional Children
having a panel discussion of first
special education teachers.
W
playing spoons, eating Come listen at 7 p.m. Nov. 12,210
brownies at the game, drink- Saturday. 337-1666, Bessey Hall.
ing Schnapps by the 5th. C-20-11 -30 (7)
Making sure snitter's not MSU lesbians: New discussion
^ElbinQef
Studio*)
tame. Then you fit this des-
cription, it seems you've
done it all, so don't wait too
TYPING IBM memory, pica,
eli,e Editing available; former
English teacher. 694-4070.
N group meets at 7:30 p.m. Sun¬
days, at the Book Co-op. Very
informal. Personal and student
long and give call. C-22-11-30 (3)
99
us a
1-11-9(12)
INSTANT Color EXPERIENCED IBM typing,
Campus Girl Scouts will meet to
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I personal 11 z I1 fayann 489 0358 6:30 p.m. Sunday, 341 Union!
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NOW YOU CAN meet young
2'or $9.50 attend.
adults with diverse adult int- WILL DO typing for whatever
Ellen: 393-1530
220 Albert St. erests. Meet your 'playmate'
^ou n®ed_ 627-4462 A guide to proposal writing! Dr.
through swingers club. i Parkhurst speaks at the Instruc¬
K5
my
No prostitutes! MSU and tional Development luncheon at
TYPING, LIBRARY research,
surrounding area. For details resume service. Free pick-up
noon today, 1961 Room, Case
Hall.
send $2.00 to 'J' P.O. Box 5 and delivery. 676-1912.
Here's Hoping Okemos, Ml 48864.
Z-9-11-16 (8)
C-20-11-30 (3)
TYPING. FREE pick-up and
M World War III? The
Analysis, by Robert Leiken,
Chinese
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complete dissertation service Rex Roberts, Ken Kern, Isaac OR-18-11 -30 (31 Sunday, 332 Union. Sponsored by
^ Your IBM Tvping,
Typesetting on
KC paper for extra brilliance.
Asimov, Steve Badura, David
Wright, Oroborous. If these
names mean
something to
TYPING IN my home. Close
to campus. Reasonable rates,
XI
U.S.-China Friendship Associa¬
tion. Everyone welcome.
cftsSsT Resume's you, I may have an opportun- Olin Health Center Advisory
Call between 9Et7. Cindy
Board Policy Committee will meet
ity of interest. Give a call and 394-4448. 10-11-14 13)
we'll discuss it. Ward Gre-
more at 1-548 3899 or 1-546- EXPERT TYPING. Term pap- 4) at 5 p.m. Nov. 14, lounge, Van
Hoosen Hall. New members wel¬
come. Contact Marc Schulman.
J Sharp
1061. Z-8-11 15 111)
ers, letter, RESUMES. Near
A wide selection of papers • photo-screens • colored
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| , Gables. 337-0205. •Pi MSU Astronomy Club meets at
inks • borders • chart-pak
lettering • matching cover- | Recreation ^>-11-30 <_3)
«M 8:30 p.m. Nov. 13, MSU Observa
sheets and envelopes. TYPING: IBM Selectric. Term
DISC JOCKEY. We have
SEE THE complete mobile sound
a papes, resumes, plus editing,
close to campus. 351-5694. •M Department of Astronomy and
Astrophysics presents Jim
RESUME PROFESSIONALS
system to fill any size room OR-17-11 -30 (3)
Loudon, space correspondent, on
with your favorite music all
at Graphics ~ ~OF?Eis The Moons of Jupiter Seen By
THE PAPER EATER w ,„<=y yy
supplied by Discount Re-
cords, E. Lansing. We'll do a
COMPLETE RESUME SERV-
,CE: jypesettmg; offset print-
Voyagers at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 15,158
Natural Resources Bldg.
professional type program at jng- ancj bindery services,
* TYPESETTING 15 a non-professional price. Call
Approved dissertation print- Star Trek Club meets to discuss
styles available
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BORDERS - to
Standard formats,
No
personalize your resume
or use our own ideas
HOI RS: MOVKKI 9:00.5:30
l> 1 SOUND at 332-2212 to
make a good party better.
Ask for Tom. X 10-11 15 (12)
ing and binding specialists,
For estimate, stop in at 2843
E. Grand River or phone
s next club project at 9:30 p.m.
tonight, 331 Union. Club outing
after meeting. See you there.
* extra charge for special lettering 332-8414. C-20-11-30 (9)
effects HAYRIDES FOLLOWED by European Association will host
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CAMPFIRES. Large groups TYpING, EXPERIENCED, a great international party at 8
LESS THAN $20 COMPLETE
Typesetting, border, 50 copies printed,
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welcome! CRAZY 'C' RID-
ING STABLE. 676-3710.
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fast and reasonable. 371-4635
C ^ n^O 13)
TYPING - THESIS, manu-
w p.m. Nov. 16, clubhouse, Meridian
Hills Apartments. Rides from
Owen Hall provided. See posters
on bulletin boards.
SKYDIVING Every weekend
sQcnp,s' Park and Recreation Resources
First jump instruction every
Saturday and Sunday 10:00
f?..03.'
b
'.487-6756 after
,J' Club will leave for brewery tour at
12:30 p.m. today, from the Natural
*
a.m. (no appointment neces¬
WETL PUT sary).
Fall-Winter
Take advantage
rates. FREE sky
of Instructions Resources Building parking lot.
The club will not have a meeting.
YOUR NAME' diving
Charlotte
programs for
Paracenter
groups.
and LESSONS IN guitar, banjo MSU Resource Development
and more, at the ELDERLY Club will have a presentation and
AT THE MSU Parachute club. 372-
9127 after 10 p.m., weekends. INSTRUMENT SCHOOL. discussion concerning resource
C 16-11-30 (10) C-20-11-30 14) development graduate work at 7
copygraph 337-1666 TOP tonight, 183 Natural Resources
services, inc. BLUEGRASS
SERVICE plays weddings,
parties. 337-0178
C 20-11 30(3)
EXTENSION
or 372-3727.
EARN
AN HOUR
$25-$45 fc Bldg. All welcome.
To all
members:
Spartan Spirit Block
Reminder, Saturday's
game time is at 12:50 p.m., so be
TYPING, TYPESETTING, AND
PRINTING OF RESUMES
And help you beat Rummage Sale [| ^|
As o professional model,
(model type wanted) to train
for live fashion show, maga¬
4) at the stadium by noon.
The MSU Sp&nish Club meets
all your Deadlionsl MOVING SALE - Antiques:
zine, photography, T V No at 4 p.m. Nov. 12, in
Hall. Please join us
A-506 Wells
dresser, wicker rocker, bed, for member
FULL RANGE OF STYLES AND Resumes with Reasonable Prices leather tools, Charles Dickens slide show and discussion.
a Minit's resume packages give you the edge in to books, other old books,
PAPER COLORS AVAILABLE The Southern African Libera¬
treadle sewing machine,
tion Committee meets at 12:30
tools, pans, etc. Saturday. PRIVATE GUITAR lessons
Winslows Park lot 6, p.m. Nov. 12, in 201 International
CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD Fifty copies of your one any style - beginners or Center. New members welcome.
Okemos. 349-6404. advance. Call MARSHALL
page letter sized resume professionally typeset and printed on
ft
Z-1-11-9 18) MUSIC CO., 337-9700. Open
our finest paper—your choice of Classic l.aid or Cambric Linen MSU Recreation Association!
Fifty matching blank sheets and envelopes for coordinated weeknights until 9:00 p.m. invites all students to the Michigan
cover letters ' $22.95 Service Saturdays 10a.m. - 5p.m. Recreation Parks Association Stu¬
C-20-11-30 (6) dent meeting Saturday, at CMU.
PRESIDENT Fifty copies of your typed, letter sized original
TYPEWRITER REPAIR All For rides meet at 7 tonight, by 209
printed on Classic Laid or Cambric Linen with fifty matching TAKE A giant step forward to
makes. Free estimates and IM Sports-West. People also leav¬
blanks and fifty envelopes $8.95 a horse career MEREDITH
pick up and delivery. Service ing Saturday morning.
VICE PRESIDENT Fifty copies of your typed resume on MANOR SCHOOL OF
letter sized bond from our high quality copying equipment Fifty center, 3841 Okemos Rd. Call HORSEMANSHIP Call toll Mountain Dulcimer Song Swap
Lou May, 349-1598.
matching blank sheets and fifty envelopes included. $ 7.95 free 1 800 624-1929 is from 3 to 5 p.m. Sunday, Tower
5 11-12 (5) Z 7 11 15 (5)
Room, Union. Sponsored by MSU
For Printing For Copying EXPERT GUITAR
Folksong Society. Anyone inter-,
repairs Cold winter months are com¬ ested welcome.
Acoustic and electric. Most ing sell your unneeded
351-4664 351-5575 extensive shop in the state.
.. .
sleds, skates and other sport¬ Five grandfathers are waiting to
111 N. Harrison 255 Ann Street ELDERLY INSTRUMENTS. ing equipment in Classified. "adopt" grandsons. If you are
208 mac & copies, too high volume duplicating 332 4331. CZ0-11 30 15)
interested, stop by 26 Student
Services Bldg. and volunteer!
east lansing Mon. - Fri. 8:30-5:30
Sat. 9-12
Mon. - Fri. 8:30 - 6
Sat. 10 -5
GUITAR REPAIRS.
guaranteed service. Free esti¬
Prompt
I Transportation || JL]
michigan Locations also in Downtown and South Lansing
mates and reasonable rates. MSU Ski Team will meet at 7
48823 Member American Guild of WOMAN TO drive car out to
p.m. Nov. 12, in 203 IM Sports-
West. All interested skiers please
Luthiers. MARSHALL MU Colorado, near November 16.
attend.
prlnit-in-Q-minit
SIC CO. 337-9700. 394-7270, evenings. 7-11-9(3)
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printing & Attention University Apartment
duplicating DAVE S CARPET. We clean
all carpets at a reasonable
Counting
Make extra
your pennies?
money by selling
residents: Open volleyball and
basketball is from 7 to 9:30 p.m.
"OUR NAME SAYS IT ALL!"
pure. 323 2113 things you no longer use in every Friday, Spartan Village Gym,
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Michigan State News East Lansing Michigan
Friday. November 9, 1979 19
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