• i rt, Monday Wm 'I MLk HHHHH HB ftlii Bg ip ^^TATP M\Br^i i fc* IV]|II It-lb |EH A ^lc Vvs ' L |m|y( Veterans Day ^ iHl VOLUME 73 NUMBER 161 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48824 NOVEMBER 12, 1979 ,o««.M Concerned students protest for hostages By R.W . ROBINSON However, the student leader added he Schwartz also said the DPS is supposed State News Staff Writer does not have any "feelings for those to beef up their patrols by 30 percent. "I Protesters will return to the MSU burning American flags right now." guess that means they may put another car International Center at noon today to show Schwartz said he believes that 65 percent out to watch for graffiti," he said jokingly. that they are still concerned about the of the students on campus are aware of The turnout for today's rally will be American hostages held in Iran's U.S. what is going on in Iran. determined by the weather and what is Embassy, director of the Students for Basic currently happening in Iran, Schwartz said. Rights said Sunday. "THERE IS MORE resentment by the Lewis Hekuis, director of student activi¬ Paul Schwartz, 19, a resident of Case Hall, foreign students about what is going on," he ties at MSU,. said "if they continue to make said Friday's anti-Iran rally in front of the added. progress with negotiations, then there International Center was a comprised effort Schwartz said he has not tried to find out probably will not be any problems. But if of two people initially, Schwartz and a fellow whether or not demonstrations are being something happens to those hostages there schoolmate. held at all the schools within the state. may be some," he said. The sophomore said after he and his friend planned the rally, about six other students from Case Hall followed them to the International Center, where an undeter¬ mined number of students joined later. Also on Friday, three students were arrested for painting anti-Iran slogans on two pedestrian bridges near the Computer Center. THE THREE STUDENTS, whose names have been withheld by the Department of Public Safety, were released without bail, but they will probably be fined for malicious destruction of property. Schwartz said he did not know the three students arrested Friday, and he hopes that today's rally will be a peaceful one. DPS also received a telephone call from an Iranian student living in Spartan Village, who told an officer he has been threatened with death. SCHWARTZ SAID THE demonstrations at MSU are not planned to threaten the lives of any Iranian students, but to show the hostility of many regarding the hos¬ tages in Iran. "Not only is it (the rally) for our American brothers, but our Iranian broth¬ ers." MSU students showed their concern this weekend for the American "An Iranian student called me today and hostages in the U.S. embassy in Iran. On Friday, a small cluster ol stu¬ toid me to keep doing what I am doing," dents marched in front of the International Center, and at .Saturday's Schwartz said, "He (the Iranian student) home football game students sporadically displayed said he hates the Ayatollah Khomeini large signs during the event. regime as much as we do." Iranian students invade Embassy in Beirut By The Associated Press swinging clubs, routed them in a bloody melee. ousted Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi to Iran to stand trial for his life. Iranian students chanting "Death to the Americans!" scaled a fence and poured into the When the unarmed students jumped over the embassy fence, the U.S. Marine guards U.S. Embassy garden in Beirut, Lebanon, on Sunday in support of the 8-day-old embassy did not try to repulse them and instead took to the embassy roof with their light weapons BANI SADR SAID he would not be satisfied if the deposed monarch, hospitalized in takeover in Tehran. and radios. New York for cancer treatment, were merely expelled to another country. Meanwhile, Iran's new foreign affairs chief declared there would be "no compromise, no Armed Lebanese police reinforcements arrived at the scene but took no action, Even if the shah dies in the United States or is expelled. Iran would still hold a trial, negotiation" to free the Tehran hostages. apparently waiting for the Syrians, the strongest armed force in faction-ridden Lebanon. "because it is the Americans we want to judge for their misdeeds," he said. It was believed that behind-the-scenes talks continued in the Iranian capital, however, Lebanese security sources reported last week that the PLO had thwarted an Iranian with the Palestine Liberation Organization and Moslem diplomats as mediators. One student plot to take over the American Embassy in Beirut. The Iranian revolutionaries blame the shah's U.S. allies in part for the crimes they say Arab report said hostages might be freed by Monday, though an Iranian official said he he committed against the Iranian people during his 37-year reign. They contend, too, that Deportation of Iranian students who are in the United States illegally will not begin saw no "omen" that this would happen. until December at the earliest, a Justice Department official said Sunday. the U.S. Embassy in Tehran was nothing more than a "spy center" actively seeking to The anti-American fervor in Tehran was unabated. ' We are certainly not going to see any actual deportations within the month," said the overthrow Khomeini's revolutionary regime. Some 200 uniformed air force men Sunday joined the thousands of Iranian protesters The Tehran embassy hostages "were arrested by the students, not by the official, who requested anonymity. "It will take a little longer than that." who have flocked to the U.S. Embassy each day since a mob of student militants seized it Apparently hoping to dampen Iranian student demonstrations out of fear for the safety government," Bani Sadr said, although they have Khomeini's support for their demands. and about 100 American and other hostages Nov. 4. The airpersons demanded that all ties of 60 American hostages in Iran, President Carter ordered the Justice Department on Bani Sadr, who is a member of the powerful Revolutionary Council that runs Iran, said with the United States be cut and all foreign capital be expropriated. Saturday to deport Iranian students who have violated the terms of their entry visas. on the French radio that the hostages would be well treated "even in the event of military In Tehran, Abolhassan Bani Sadr, recently put in charge of Iran's Foreign Ministry by intervention." The students had said last week they would kill hostages if the United ABOUT 40 IRANIANS invaded the Beirut embassy garden, burning an American flag the Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, told French radio interviewers that "no compromise, States mounted any military operation to rescue them, an option the Carter and chanting protest slogans for about two hours until Syrian peacekeeping troops, no negotiation, is possible," over Iran's demand that the United States extradite the administration has publicly discounted. Kahn calls Chrysler pad ' ' Dump closures hinder research DETROIT (UPI) The stunned United kind of sacrifice the affected parties have Auto Workers union has denounced I got to demonstrate as a condition of being as firmly believe the UAW- "absolutely shocking" an attack by presi bailed out by the U.S. government," he Chrysler contract does not involving radioactive materials dential anti inflation chief Alfred Kahn on a scaled down LAW contract with struggling Chrysler Corp. remotely approach the kind of sacrifice the affected par¬ said. JOINING THE UAW in answering Kahn's broadside were members of Michi The tentative agreement, ties have got to demon¬ including more gan's congressional delegation, who have By KARL BLANKENSHIP dumps around tiie country. 1 he one waste oump which is open in than $200 million in economic concessions strate as a condition of State News Staff Writer South Carolina, is accepting only 50 percent of their fqrmer been at the forefront of efforts to secure Due to the closure of low level radioactive waste dumps around designed to bolster the financially ailing No. being bailed out by the federal help for Chrysler. capacity. 3 automaker, currently is in the final stages "He (Kahn) is way out of line and the the country, MSU researchers have been asked to reduce their use U.S. government. Alfred Meanwhile, the American Associated Universities, which of a ratification vote. administration had better start speaking of radioactive materials. consists of 48 research universities, is doing a study to determine But Kahn told a Washington news Kahn, chairperson of the with one voice," said Sen. Carl Levin, A memorandum from John Cantlon, vice president for research what the radioactive waste picture is nationally, Cantlon said. Council on Wage and Price D Mich. conference Saturday the pact was "outra and development, said the MSU Office of Radiation, Chemical and Rep. James J. Blanchard, D Mich., raised "The university is only one of several kinds of public agencies geous." He said it probably violates Stability. Biological Safety should be consulted before "conducting which will be severely handicapped if this situation is not resolved anti inflation guidelines and could cost the possibility Kahn was "shooting from the experiments which radioactively contaminate animals larger than fairly rapidly," Cantlon said. Chrysler urgently needed federal loan hip" or his statements were a response to rabbits. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy's criticism of Radioactive materials are also used in hospitals to detect and guarantees if not trimmed down. incomprehensible, as well as reckless and Kahn, chairperson of the council on Wage insensitive," the statement said. administration inflation fighting efforts. "While commercial waste haulers continue to pick up Michigan treat cancer and other diseases. Treatment using those techniques Either they think the contract should be and Price Stability, said President Carter A CAW spokesperson said Eraser al State University's radioactive waste," the memorandum stated, may be in jeopardy if hospitals are unable to dispose of their negotiated, or they don't have their act "continued increases in MSU's quantities of waste materials will agreed with his assessment. ready has ruled out reopening contract talks with Chrysler, which expects to lose together, or they're responding to Ted cause significant stress in our ability to meet disposal costs and KAHN SAID THE autoworkers' contract as much as $1.5 billion this year and in 1980 Kennedy's criticism, or it's a case of temporary storage capacity needs." CANTLON SAID MSU is working with the state to identify and could face temporary insanity," Blanchard said. exceeded guidelines permitting only a 22.5 bankruptcy without federal possible disposal areas in Michigan for research wastes. Radioactive waste disposal is "a very expensive operation," percent wage hike during the next three Cantlon said. However, Michigan law currently prohibits disposal of years. He said the Chrysler pact, even radioactive wastes within the state. without counting fringe benefits, amounted CHRYSLER SPOKESPERSON DE¬ When large animals are used in experiments the volume of The current law "needs to be re-examined," Cantlon said. The to a 30 percent increase during the three CLINED immediate comment, saying the Veterans Day material which must be hauled away is increased, making the year time span. company had not yet examined Kahn's law was originally intended to keep the high level wastes of nuclear operation even more expensive, he said. LAW President Douglas Eraser and Vice statements. "You can get a lot more mice or rats in a barrel (to be hauled power plants from being disposed of within the state. President Marc Stepp took issue with Kahn Kahn said the wage and price council will eloses city halls "The law did not really contemplate or consider low level in a sharply worded statement. issue a "notice of probable non compliance" away) than you can get cows," Cantlon said. wastes," he added. "It isn't mentioned." even "When we met with Vice President Monday to Chrysler, saying the contract Although Veterans Day fell on Sunday, Most of the material used at MSU is radioactive than Mondale and Treasury Secretary Miller in apparently exceeds federal guidelines. observance will take place today with STORAGE CAPACITY IN the building now used for radioactive no more Washington, they had the details of our The administration expects "genuine various government offices in the Lansing wastes could be doubled if it becomes necessary, he added. parts of many alarm clocks, Cantlon said, "and people throw Chrysler agreement and they did not in any contributions and sacrifices" from the UAW and East Lansing area being closed for the ithosel in the trash all the time." The problem of disposing of low levels of radioactive waste stems It doesn't make sense to restrict the disposal of wastes that are way express any unhappiness with that and Chrysler in exchange for $1.5 billion in day. from the closing of all but one of the low-level radioactive waste no more radioactive than that, he added. agreement," they said. loan guarantees, Kahn said. Lansing and East Lansing city halls will "In light of that meeting. Alfred Kahn's I firmly believe the UAW-Chrysler be closed and mail will not be delivered. V statements are absolutely shocking and contract does not remotely approach the All area banks will be open. 2 Michigan State News East Lansing Michigan Monday November 12, 1979 State News Greensboro holds funeral parade By MONTE PLOTT Wire Digest Four men killed at the rally National Guard battalion before Associated Press Writer were buried Sunday. The fifth the march began. Police armed during the service. National At the cemetery, caskets GREENSBORO. N.C. victim will be buried later in Guard helicopters circled over - with shotguns lined each side of containing bodies of the four head. Chanting revolutionary slo¬ South Carolina. the march route, moving along men were placed over their gans, bannerwaving sym Two widows, Signe Waller with the procession toward the graves. Widows of the four men A dozen guardsmembers pathizers helped bury four slain and Dale Sampson, were cemetery. strode in front of the proces¬ among joined CWP representatives on communist activists a 10 member honor Sunday guard that The march proceeded a soundtruck nearby. sion. which was dotted with red after marching 1'? miles led the march from downtown through the rain slicked streets flags, down Greensboro's Mar¬ FocusAA/qrld through the streets flanked by police and combat equipped Greensboro Cemetery. to Each Maplewood carried an without any major incidents, but police arrested several "IT MAKES THE cause of communism concrete for the ket Street, accompanied chant of "avenge the murder of by the National Guard members. unloaded rifle and a poster persons, including a few who United States people at a time the CWP 5" from the marchers. An estimated 500 marchers picture of her husband. Five were armed. when they really need it," said Derailed train leaking deadly gas braved an all-day rain to join a other women and three men, The Communist Workers Phil Thompson, who identified The marchers carried huge peaceful procession that includ¬ also carrying unloaded wea Party had urged sympathizers himself as a spokesperson for banners proclaiming, "The ed the caskets, covered in red pons, made up the honor guard. from around the whole world is MISSISSAUGA Ontario 'AP Au¬ "There is no serious leak of chlorine, country to the CWP USA. watching, sheets, of five Communist come to Greensboro, and police avenge the CWP 5." Some thorities began evacuating 100 000 resi¬ "We want to use the CWP 5 he said. Workers Party members killed THE HONOR GUARD and had expected anywhere from carried to expose all capitalist politi¬ huge red, black and dents from this town west of Toronto The train derailed just before mid¬ during shootout "Death their weapons were checked a at a by 2,000 to 5.000 people to line the cians, be they .President) Car¬ yellow banners saying: "Death Sundoy fumes poured from burning to the Klan" as night Saturday at a level crossing in an rally last weekend. members of a 500-person parade route. ter or 'Sen. Edward M.l Ken¬ to the Klan and the capitalist tanker cors of a derailed train. One industrial area. Canadian Pacific Rail¬ However, police said that class." nedy. The five CWP martyrs cor was leaking deadly chlorine gas, way authorities said the train's crew was only about 100 onlookers were died a glorious death, fighting Some arrests were made officials said. accounted for. Besides the chlorine, the on hand to watch the approxi the bourgeoisie and its just Some 10,000 moved residents by mid-afternoon had been train was carrying styrene. propane and Israeli army jails mately 500 marchers. They were greatly outnumbered by the FBI and the KKK." Thomp¬ son said. agents, before the march began. Offi¬ cers delivered a group of pris¬ to high schools butane gas and furnace oil to Toronto oners to the city jail but and more than 900 law enforcement Guardsmembers, shopping centers in the area. No from Sarnia, Ont. state declined to say how many were officers, including guardmem injuries were reported. Flames flared from seven tonk cars Authorities said there were no major injuries from the fumes, but that nau¬ Palestinian mayor bers. state troopers and local Highway Patrolmen and city- police stood by in the cemetery arrested or where the arrests were made. and threatened another that had rup¬ sea, headaches and watery eyes were JERUSALEM < AP' - The money on West Bank settle tured and was leaking some chlorine common complaints from persons at the Israeli army Sunday jailed ments that could be used to gas Ontario Attorney-General Roy site. Government environmentalists without charge the Arab mayor house the poor. Israel Radio McMurty said were on the scene testing the air. of Nablus, an influential Pales reported that one of the Peking police break up dissenters, arrest 4 tinian leader opposed to Israel's settlements policy and limited autonomy plans in the West settlers was beaten after he fired his weapon in the air. and troops disarmed two other Converting TMI 'unwise' HARRISBURG. Pa. AP) know where you would store coal or how Bank of th Jordan River. settlers who shot over the pro¬ the — Converting you PEKING (AP) — In a stern warning one dissident said. We The arrest of Mayor Bassam testers. crippled Three Mile Island nuclear would transport it." were totally reactor to coal would be While those problems are to dissenters, uniformed police marched unprepared because the transcript al¬ Shakaa, pending legal proce expensive, difficult unique to Three The compromise Cabinet de and unwise, to Democracy Woll" dures to deport him, touched according to a state energy- Mile Island, Six said conversion of Sundoy and halted ready is on the woll. Authorities said cision. accepted unanimously, expert. nuclear plant to coal would any the sale of transcripts of a off angry protests in the West require a new- young dis¬ this was a public trial and this was an seemed aimed at heading off a "I think there are sident's trial. Bank. just a multitude of generator because "it's a whole different Four persons objective account of a public trial. showdown and possible resig¬ were ar¬ In another problems there," said Conrad Six, director of technology." rested. Posters put up on Democracy Wall development like¬ nations within Prime Minister the Bureau of Conservation, Economics ly to heighten tension in the and Police did not say what Menachem Begins fractured Energy Planning. charges were are a key device for Peking's dissidents. occupied territories, the Israeli IT WOULD NOT be filed against the four, but sources Sources said government. General Public Utilities economically feasible police arrested Long Cabinet adopted a general poli¬ Corp.. which owns to convert any of the state's existing nuclear among the dissidents 'said they were Three Mile Island, is Chungqing. 19, a writer for a moderate cy decision calling for more The Cabinet also chose a new- looking into the plants to coal, he said. Plants now operating accused of publishing a court document literary magazine who was among those Jewish settlements and the en site for the Elon Moreh settle¬ possibility of converting the reactor to coal. include Peach Bottom in York without One reactor at the $1.1 billion County and permission. The dissidents hawking the transcript Two unidentified largement of existing outposts ment a few miles from the plant is idle Beaver Valley in Beaver but intact. The other was County. maintain the transcript was made from persons who bought copies of it and a in the West Bank, Gaza Strip campsite it now occupies over¬ destroyed March 28 Two nuclear reactors are now under in the country's worst commercial a tope-recorded account of what had man who and the Syrian Golan Heights. looking Nablus. nuclear construction in Pennsylvania, at Limerick in objected when police tried to accident. been billed as a public trial. tear down a week-old poster on the wall A Cabinet committee was left Montgomery County and at Berwick in We don't know what we'll do now," to work out details and no THE ISRAELI SUPREME Columbia County. Six said both are due to be were also arrested, the sources said. PRELIMINARY STUDIES DONE for the number was set for new settle¬ Court ruled Oct. 22 that private dedicated within 18 months — too near the ments. land for Elon Moreh was illegal¬ utility- by Gilbert Associates of Reading, Pa., finish line to consider indicate it would cost $750 million to convert switching to coal. ly seized and ordered the settle¬ "I think they're too far along to convert," FocussNation FOLLOWING THE DECI CTSION, an organization of ment evacuated within 30 days. The settlers, who have strong the disabled reactor to coal. "It's very difficult for me to accept that as a he said. "Everything is to completed. You have make these decisions almost at the sensible investment." Six said last week. poor Israelis scuffled with right-wing support in the gov groundbreaking stage, because that's when settlers at Gush Etzion, south He said constraints at Three Mile Island Fire in nursing home kills 14. two ernment, have so far refused to include the size and accessibility- of the island, you lay out your design." missing of Jerusalem. The group, which calls itself budge, threatening a major which lies in the Susquehanna River 10 miles W. Wilson Goode. chairperson of the Public confrontation within the Cabi¬ south of Harrisburg. Utility Commission, has said he believes PIONEER, Ohio (AP) — A fire believed "We couldn't get anybody else out the Black Panthers, complains net that could topple Pennsylvania's existing nuclear plants will be . Begin "It's a very small island," Six said. "I don't started by a 4-year-old boy gutted a We the government is spending from power. just could not penetrate. phased out in time. home for elderly ond mentally retarded Police Chief David Norris said 13 of persons in this northwestern Ohio town the dead were from the approximately Sunday, killing at least 14 pesons and 23 persons, many of them mentally re¬ leaving two missing, officials said. tarded. who lived in the boarding h.ome. Mayor R. Bruce Kidston said the JAPAN WEEK vic¬ The residents "ranged in age, I would tims, most in their 60s, all "very were say, from 40 to 70, Norris said. badly" burned. The 14th victim was Norris' mother-in- "We have 14 confirmed dead and law, Gladis Coats, owner of the board¬ two names are missing off our list. ing house. Norris said she was 61 There's a possibility we may end or Sponsored by Asian Studies Center up with 62. She had escaped the fire but re¬ 16 dead. I hope to God it doesn't and MSU Japanese Club turned to the burning house. Norris said run any higher," Kidston said. she was found at the bottom of a flight November 12-16, 1979 They got seven people out the other of stairs, her arms around a female side of the building," he continued. patient she was trying to carry out. ARE YOU INTERESTED IN YOUR Nixon to choose N.Y. office location dent WASHINGTON 'AP) Richard M. Nixon is Former Presi¬ several possible locations in mid-town reviewing Nixon notified the General Services Administration need office space in on Oct, 12 that he would New York ^FUTURE? • Films on Manager City LET THE MSU FINANCE CLUB Yen for Manhatton for his when he moves into Hormony government-paid-for a $750,000 Man¬ B104 Wells office which he plans to move from Cal¬ hattan townhouse he purchased last INTRODUCE YOU TO ifornia to New York THE early next year, month. BUSINESS WORLD officials say The GSA, the governments landlord • Feature film Although details are not available, and supply agency, advertised for the Tues. Nov. 1 3 RASHOMON the cost of the office could range from space in the New York Times classi¬ 7:30 p.m. B104 Wells $100 000 to $280 000 a year, based on fied ads, requesting 4.000 to 8 000 Nixon s request for space and what McDonel Kiva square feet of first-class air-condi¬ sources say the bids are asking in the tioned office space in mid-Manhattan price per square foot. GSA officials said several offers were "MONEY MARKET FUTURES' The cost for moving the office furni¬ received and forwarded to Nixon, who is DR. D. RUTELEGE ture would be an additional $7,000 to expected to decide which one he wants from the 4 $8 000, government sources if any — within about a month. say. — COMMODITY EXCHANGE OF NEW YORK Desert village fears population boom refreshments all students DELTA, Utah (AP) The mayor of mountain Power served welcome Project 10 miles north Delta, Utah pop. 2.100 says he of Delta. That alone will cannot recall that the desert - triple Delta s PARTIALLY TUH0ID IT A.S.P village ever population within eight years. had murder bank a or robbery in all But Roper says that is nothing com¬ its 60 years of existence. pared to the explosive growth that But he fears that will ALWAYS AN IN SEASON SHOW OF FRESH FISH. change if two would occur if President Carter deployed enormous construction AND THATS NO SONG AND DANCE. projects the the $33 billion MX system in Utah and nations largest coal-fired Talk about "fresh"! Our power plant Nevada. ocean perch and the MX mobile missile e so fresh we system are among fa- ' go ahead as planned. Exact figures are not yet available, can't list them on the y vorites. Light Mayor Leland Roper predicts a 10-fold but Roper estimates the area menu. The selec F* and flaky, just population y population explosion within a decade. would boom to 20,000 within 10 tion changes all Sometime next month, Interior Secre¬ if both projects are built. Over years the time. We / rj| jf picked from tl the And if that doi tary Cecil Andrus is expected to approve past 10 years the city has grown take a look at a ♦ bring the house d construction of the $4.5 billion Inter- humble 6 percent. the day's catch, V try our new menu then offer you a I of beef and £ the best Sole, Memphis may elect first Black mayor swordfish, lake trout, flounder, scrod and MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) When young — Higgs said. W. Otis Higgs Jr quit his teaching Higgs enrollment in law school was job to go to law school 15 years ago, not the last time the grandson of a some people warned him he was door-to-door produce peddler did some¬ making a major mistake. thing that amazed or shocked people "I had people say Man, you are crazy, Higgs, now 42, recalled as he Now Higgs figures he is in talked about his race for the a good Memphis position to both shock and amaze a lot mayor's post, which climaxes in a runoff of people who do think not a Black election Thursday. This Week man can be elected mayor of Tennes- s Special: "In those days, a Black man who had sees largest city. For the second time FREE Item a teaching job was said to be doing in four years the onetime busboy fac¬ on Any Size Pizza! about as well as he could expect. But tory worker, teacher, lawyer and judge I have never allowed the think to dictate the course of way people will meet incumbent Mayor Wyeth MSU PIZZA Hot - Fast Delicious my life," Chandler in a runoff contest In a Residence Hall Near You! Michiggn Stote News Eost Lansing Michigan Monday. November 12, 1979 3 'Teach-in' educates area citizens of Lansing's energy alternatives By KARL BLANKENSHIP most of East Lansing, antici¬ Power Plant and Detroit Edi¬ defer the need for more power generation power plant in Delta State News Staff Writer pates demand for electricity son's Fermi II nuclear plant, in sources for several years. Township. He said coal was a Proposed future energy will grow 4 percent a year which BWL would purchase 50 Bakken, who is also being reliable, well-tested technolo¬ alternatives were blasted in a during the 1980s. The figure megawatts from each. considered for a seat on the gy- "teach-in" at Lansing was derived from a study done City Hall • buying 100 megawatts from Board of Water and Light, "It is not an experimental Thursday. in 1976 and updated in 1978 and those nuclear plants through added that if the need for technology which nuclear A group known as Ratepay 1979 by R.W. Beck and Asso joining the Michigan Public additional power could be put power still is at this point," ers United was the most vocal ciates for the BWL. Power Agency, a coalition of 18 off until the 1990s, better Sault said. opponent of the Board of municipal utilities. alternatives, such as solar, Water and Light's proposed TO MEET THOSE demands, The BWL favors the fourth would then be available. THE PROPOSED 160 solutions for meeting future Wolfe said the BWL will choose option, Wolfe said, but the megawatt Erickson addition, he one of four possible options. actual decision will be made by energy needs. "THE DEGREE TO which said, would produce more "We project the demands of Those options are: a seven member citizens panel conserve," he said, "may we can power than necessary so that the Lansing area will continue • rely solely on conservation which sets policy for the BWL. allow us to take advantage of the excess could be sold off, to grow, but at a reduced rate," to offset demand. As of yet, Wolfe added, none much more cost effective mea further reducing the cost of the said Joe Wolfe, assistant gen • add a 160 megawatt coal of those people have made up sures in the future. eral manager and director of generation plant to the BWL's their minds. John Saul, also of Ratepayers Another Ratepayers United operations at the BWL. existing Erickson plant in Delta However, Marty Bakken, of United, added that BWL's 4 member, Steve Freedkin, said Wolfe said the BWL, which Township. Ratepayers United, said con percent projected growth rate nuclear plants would not be supplies electricity for Lansing • buying into Consumers servation is the best alternative was probably too high. cheaper as they were plagued and nearby areas including Power Co.'s Midland Nuclear for the time being, as it would "If look at the past four with construction wo delays and years. 1973 to 1974," Sault said, cost overruns. "the growth rate has been less Freedkin cited a Nuclear than 3 percent." Regulatory Commission report Chemical food additives Countering the BWL ments that the nuclear argu buy in that said nuclear designed by Babcox and Wil¬ plants option would cost less, Saul cox, the designers of Consu- advocated the addition of a coal icontinued on page 141 effects are uncertain By KAREN GOODWIN related compounds, stilbestrol tionists disagree about the use Stevie Wonder gets State News Staff Writer (artificial sex hormone) and of additives in foods. Mary Ellen tries to avoid an aureomycin (antibiotic). Some nutritionists believe average college diet of a soft drink, french fries and other Pesticides such dye and sulphuric preserva as coal tar that any amount of additives is harmful. unbiased treatment assorted munchies so she cooks tives plague sweet potatoes. William Longgood said in his Stevie Wonder was on campus Friday, but not for reasons so what she believes to be Peas, tossed salad and rolls book The Poisons in Your Food commercial as to plug his new album or promote a concert. balanced meals. and butter all have their share that chemicals, almost without Wonder showed that he has something in common with But what Mary Ellen and of additives, too. exception, destroy the vita students by visiting the Department of Public many many others may not be aware mins, minerals and enzymes in Safety to buy his car out of the DPS impound lot. of is the widespread use of A FOOD ADDITIVE, as food. Police said Wonder's silver 1979 Cadillac limousine was chemical additives in commer defined by the National Acad "Virtually every bite of food stopped cial foods. Thursday night on Mt. Hope Road by DPS Sgt. Ted Glynn, who emy of Sciences, is "a sub you eat has been treated with noticed that the car had no license plates. The fruit juice she serves stance, other than a basic food some chemical somewhere A passenger in the chauffered vehicle, Garrett Lee, said that he contains chemicals such as Ben¬ stuff, which is present in food along the line," he said. "Proc¬ was an associate of Wonder's, and that Wonder had zoic acid (a chemical preserva¬ the plates. as a result of any aspect of essing leaves a tasteless Instead of license plates, Glynn said, the car carried tive), dimethyl polysiloxane (an production, processing, storage product that is made palatable signs that read "Garrett Lee of Hollywood." antifoaming agent), and more. or packaging." only by the use of more Wonder showed up at the DPS Roast beef contains DDT and But most dieticians and nutri- chemicals." Friday with his California plates, Glvnn said, and paid his $20 "just like anyone else." LONGGOOD SAII) THE use of additives in foods in the Seniors Senior portraits graduating this term or winter, spring or summer terms United States rose from 852 million pounds in 1970 to 1.03 billion pounds in 1975. Of the chemicals used in /MMfS BUCKt can still have their portraits taken for the MSU Red Cedar Log 1960, he said, the FDA claimed Yearbook. that one third were known to Portraits will be taken free of charge through finals week. This be harmless, another third reserves a place for graduates in the 1980 yearbook. were considered safe in the V Appointments can be made by calling the portrait studio in 337 amounts used and the remain¬ Union. 718 ing third were in use but had ' 1146 ^ not been adequately tested. E. Grand River "The consuming public is left to play the role of the guinea S. Washington] Black organizations pig," Longgood said. 372-3010 He said injuries from defec tive foods usually take a long subject of address time to develop and are difficult to pinpoint. U/w MexicanDINNER DfmsI State Rep. Joseph Young Jr., D Detroit, will discuss the "It is difficult, in general, for ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••##«» importance of Black caucuses and other organizations designed to people to appreciate the danger expand cultural awareness among Black students at 8:30 tonight in of consuming toxic chemicals G-8 Holden Hall. when taken in small amounts," The Holden Hall Black Caucus is sponsoring the event, which is StoteNews Kim VonderVeer open to the public. (continued on page 10) The men of Akers 4 East continued a seven-year tradition Saturday, when they built a human pyramid at MSU's last home football game. The 21-man pyramid was built during half-time of the MSL'-University of Minnesota game. Millers Ice Cream Parlor offers a complete lunchfood line which includes: Films childbirth on ♦ Hamburgers, Cheeseburgers ♦ Fries to be shown tonight ♦Assorted Sandwiches, Soups & Chili The Association for Shared Childbirth will have a public 116 W. Grand River showing of three films about birth at 7:30 tonight in the Stanley I BLOCK WEST OF EAST IANSING STATE BANK Wing of Ingham Medical Center, 401 W. Greenlawn Ave., Lansing. The films will deal with the preparation for birth, Caesarean EAST LANSING section births and Lamaze births. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING CITY OF EAST LANSING COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT (CDBG) 10CKERR00IM PROGRAM A ^ DRAFT COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT with guests APPLICATION Dan Bass Eugene Byrd Matt Foster of the MSU football team 8 pm Tonight 640 AM Michigan State Radio Network WMSN WBRS WMCD For more intormotion please c< § City of East Lansing Commiss and Community Oevelopm. t o the Department ot Plonni and Community Developmi 410 Abbott Rood East Lansing Ml 48823 Opinion The oil industry 'LASH' EARROUE is not controlled Oil company profits have reached unprecedented levels because the federal government and President Carter have been unable largely Troubled times for Iranians to regulate the oil industry. If the energy situation is to be kept under control, President Carter must take a I'm on my way into my building and "I'm not strong stand against the oil there's this sign taped up on the front door: talking guilt by association," I pick up the bill for the cops' overtime? Not back there and join him." companies and their pricing guidelines. says. "Look at the way Iranian students here your Iranian pals, nosir. Me and you, that's "That statement's unworthy of you, IRANIAN STUDENTS GO HOME!" in the U.S. are It is obvious that the oil companies are getting protesting the Shah's who." Lash," he says. "I remember in class you told quite out of hand — the I'm standing there looking at it when one presence in the country and burning our "You didn't worry about the cost when excessive third quarter profits and the us how awful the Palmer Raids inability of the government to of my former students comes up. were, where president in effigy. If you're any kind of you and your friends in the ACLU defended thousands of people were rounded formulate an adequate windfall profits tax lead one to conclude that the "Isn't that terrible?" he asks. American at all, that's gotta make your up after those American Nazis who wanted to stage a World War I and shipped back to Russia oil companies are virtually free from government interference. "What's wrong with it?" I snaps. blood boil, yessir!" march in Skokie a couple years ago," he when their only 'crime' was they admired To combat the power the oil "You don't mean you agree with that?" he "I don't say I approve of that," he admits. companies use to manipulate the asks, looking bewildered. "I've heard "But I learned in your labor class, Lash, the retorts. "They had to call out a small army of Lenin and thought the Bolshevik Revolution American economy, Carter needs to establish a government you cops to protect those Nazis, Lash. That cost better than the Czar. body with always stick up for the little man, Lash. In First Amendment protects their bundle." was explicit powers to regulate the activities of the oil companies. Whether the dorm they say anytime you get pushed right to a "You said that was almost as bad as the protest, have a march if they want to, so long "That was different," I tells him. "At least this body should have the power to regulate way the government treated the Japanese- prices is an issue to be dealt around by the 'U', if you can't find Dr. as it's peaceful." those Nazis were U.S. citizens. They Americans during World War II. Isn't with separately, but the main issue is that the oil Ferency, go see 'Lash' Larrowe; he'll go to companies have bat for you." "That's just the point," I says. "You watch weren't guests in this country, abusing our making the Iranians go home now just as bad seemingly engaged in a price fixing scheme. Any regulatory commission "True enough," I says. "But what's that the TV news, you'll see these Iranian hospitality by criticizing the government as what we the government did then?" needs the power to make some decisions that concern the that so generously welcomed them, opened "If you'd read your history," I companies' got to do with shipping these Iranian protests aren't peaceful. Look at what's the doors of the finest universities to them. scolds, operations. An agency limited to just making suggestions will be neither students back to where they came from?" happened in Houston, L.A., Seattle and lots "you'd find out it isn't the same at all. The listened to nor effective. of other places; fist fights, They weren't parading around praising Bolsheviks weren't holding Americans hos¬ "What've they done to deserve that?" he people getting hit some weird dictator in another country. A asks. over the head with picket signs, The tage in the embassy in Moscow, and Lenin complete investigation of oil company affairs must be instituted Constitution "I say if these Iranians think this hadn't cut off "For starters," I answers, "let's take the sure doesn't protect violence our precious supply of oil, immediately. The only way to solve the energy problem is to direct like that." Avatollah of theirs is so great, let 'em go either." attention to the foundation of that problem. way they invaded the U.S. Embassy in Though the windfall profits Tehran. They're holding 60 Americans "The Iranian students didn't start those tax may help ease the stronghold the oil companies have on consumers, hostage. Isn't that reason enough to round fights. Lash," the kid says. "They were it will not affect the pricing guidelines the em all up and companies follow. The tax is a put 'em on the first plane back marching along peacefully, and some Amer¬ form of ex post facto regulation that handles to Iran?" problems after they arise icans started slugging them, the way the not before "The Iranian students who are here in the they are caused. hard hats attacked peace marchers during U.S. are not the ones who took over the the Vietnam War. You said in that The cause of the alleged energy shortage is not known because the oil case the embassy," he says. "They didn't grab the police should have stepped in, protected the companies have not been thoroughly investigated. The government is hostages. How can you blame them for what not in a position to make judgments about the people's right to march." energy supply because the some of their countrymen are doing "You ever stop to think how many cops majority of the information it gets comes from oil companies' thousands of miles away? you'd need out there to hold back all the real statements. Accordingly, the oil companies "In class you told us that under American Americans who've had it up to here with only tell the government law guilt is personal, Lash. You said guilt by what they want it to know. these Khomeini-lovers of yours?" I de¬ association was against the Constitution." mands. "And who do you think is Since the public has some disbelief of the goin' to alleged shortage, the public will not know how to deal with a shortage should one actually occur. Moreover, the oil companies will be unable to manage the energy VIEWPOINT: EQUALITY needs of the country without resorting to their questionable price fixing schemes, for these reasons, President Carter has to be assertive and Accomplishments demand that the oil companies cut their prices. 'MR! WW WILL THE AMUSING UTILE OW THINK, OF NEXT7 LuCKlLY FOR HIM, I NEVER FANiC IN A not recognized CRISIS, OTHERWISE I'P BE TEMTO TO STOMP THE HELL OUT OF HIM, YK,INDEED,'1 By DAVID Q. SCHW AB next armed attack, the basis for the next I would like to pose a question to Reginald funeral," Jackson continued. Thomas, who in a recent State News article When asked why Blacks should has contended that the Rev. Jesse Jackson's speak out, Jackson replied; "Who is better qualified to much publicized trip to the Middle East was speak for oppressed peoples than the Blacks >oth misguided and ill considered. of America, who were slaves for 200 years, Are events of little relevance or impor¬ and victims of apartheid for the last 100." tance usually accompanied by as much Jackson said that solutions can and must fanfare as that which accompanied Jackson's be reached for the Middle East. He said that trip? If Jqpkson's trip was meaningless — Americans need not choose between moral¬ An open why the fervent reaction — both pro and ity and oil, for we can have both. letter to MSU students Reginald Thomas depicted Jackson as a I would agree that Jackson's trip did, in My first few sallies into the job market advisor's department, Not only do I not demagogue — an opportunistic schemer did not leave me in the fact, accomplish little in a concrete sense. I willing to seize upon any issue which might position I had know the answers to your questions. I am do not believe that Jackson felt he could envisioned. Rather than getting hot scoops not in any position to be lend itself to print. He would have us believe telling you what succeed where for the State Journal or Newsweek and classes to take. diplomatic and political that Jackson's trip was merely one empha¬ experts had tried and failed to reach snapping pictures of fires and children with It sounds simple, but it is easy to think sizing good public relations for Operation solutions in this raging controversy. PUSH. dogs, I'm typing. Yes, typing and filing and that anyone in your department's office Jackson's trip to the Mideast was and is all that stuff; right here at MSU. must know more about its I do not believe that Jesse Jackson is a program than The job market for journalists is tight, as you do. Wrong. We just work here. It is not consequential in that the trip was very self-seeker, any more than I believe that he almost every prospective journalist knows. that we are unhappy to help you out. Maybe symbolic. Jackson wanted to dramatically represents ail or even a majority of the So while I take night graduate classes and it will help a little for you to know what we point out that nearly one million persons in voices of the Black community. What I do Palestine have not been allowed to speak in check into every publication within 50 can and cannot da There is a lot believe is that Jesse Jackson is a sincere you can do their own behalf. He wished to shed light miles, I type. It pays the bills (almost). for yourself — like look up phone numbers man who has decided to take action and take But my career deviations are not the and check your syllabus for your professor's upon the fact that the Palestinians, much the initiative needed to solve a like the colonial Americans, were denied complex issue here. You are. office hours and telephone number (a major issue. the right of representation in talks concern Most of the students I deal with il'm the reason for making syllabi). I think that Jackson would agree that it is first one on the firing line in my depart¬ If you get a phone number you will con¬ ing their land, their people and their future. time for both sides in the conflict to stop ment's office) are OK. I really enjoy helping ceivably need again during your time at In an impassioned and moving speech denying the fact that the other exists. them out of the snarl of red tape that so MSU, keep it. Write it in your phone book, given before a minorities counseling confer Specifically, it is time for the Arab world to often trips up the unwary student. I'll do your address book or on your wrist. And at the Kellogg Center, Jackson stop denying the existence of the state of reiterated the need for a "talk policy" Israel. It is also time, as Jackson has anything I can — get your folder, your check your Academic Programs book for helped permit to register, give you any information any questions on University policies. You between all major belligerents involved in to point out, for the state of Israel to stop available on your major. But, geez, the last the Mideast struggle. "Both sides are guilty denying that the Palestinians must be might also give your advisor a break by of transgressions," Jackson said. "Someone thing I need is for you to call the planning your own schedule before you go represented in some significant fashion in department office several times each se¬ must intercede to stop the endless cycle of to see him or her. Please go before the the negotiations, if peace is ever to be mester for the advisor's phone number, ir that has developed. Each funeral is achieved in the Middle East. major rush periods — early enrollment, DPS must add the basis for the next armed attack; and the Schwob is a senior ma/oring in journalism your professor's office hours or for counsel¬ ing with your scheduling problems. Now the phone numbers and office hours registration, and drops and adds. Thanks. Shelly Lamoreaux I can help you with; the counseling is the Secretary, School of Criminal iustice night patrollers "The State News Our football team merits support The Department of Public Safety needs to immediately increase the First. I would like to say that I read The ics are, and always will be, based on pride number of officers on campus patrols. There are only three police State News daily and find for the most part and hard work. Who gave you the right to officers patrolling the MSU campus at night, and that is certainly not an Monday, November 12, 1979 that I have either learned Editorials are the opinions of the State News something about declare that the Spartans were.not playing MSU issues and/or enjoyed the feature adequate number of officers needed at a University this large. People on columns and letters are Viewpoints, articles very much. For thjt, I give you the with pride, especially after you were given campus cannot feel adequately protected with this limited personnel. personal opinions a trip paid for by the University? Editorial Department credit you deserve. Oh, I know, I am just a girl who does not University administrators should act quickly and decisively to increase However, while reading the very know up from down when it comes to the number of night patrollers, for it is partly the administrators' R W Robinson Richard Marshall amusing article by Gerry Skoczyias entitled football, right? Wrong. I know that the Managing Editor Ky Owen responsibility to increase DPS funding and designate those funds to Opinion Editor itor Bill Holdship "Road trippin' in Columbus", I was startled team, like all teams, works hard on the Jay Fletcher DoveJanssen ito say the least) to find that the article campus patrollers. City Editor Suson Tompor practice field as well as in the game. If you Reginald Thomas ended with the sentence "But then the don't think there is any pride there, then Due to budget cuts, the DPS has been forced to limit the number of Ron Przyslos Freelance Editor Carrie Thorn cheerleaders were the only ones in Ohio you are the one with no pride, not the team officers it employs, Hudget cuts should not be made if those cuts Chief Copy Editor Linda Oliver,o Stadium wearing green and white that or the rest of the fans. Think about that the decrease public safety, for one cannot compromise on public safety. The Debbie Creemers performed with any kind of pride or next time you get a free trip to an away DPS is not efficient enough to survive.budget cuts and at the same time precision on Saturday." Surely you remem game. Some of us are proud enough of the Advertising Department ber that infamous line, Gerry. provide adequate protective services. green and white team to pay our own way sing Manager Pot Greening I realize that the MSU football team is to the games. An increase in funding is essent ial if the DPS is to increase the number not doing what everyone is paying to go see Kim Clark of officers pat rolling the campus, and University administrators should it do; however, MSU athletics and academ 296 E. McDonel Hall act immediately to increase that funding — immediately means now; not next term or the next fiscal year. Many students do not feel safe when alone on campus at night. Fears of rape haunt many females,and those fears will not subside until LETTER POLICY DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau The women, and all students, can feel protected at MSU. The major role of Opinion Page welcomes all letters and viewpoints Readers should follow surf, rightat the top. i'm on my fifth the DPS is to protect the University community. Having just three few rules to insure that as a "jan 13.1975. appoint- "if that lei many letters oh tab and it looks night patrollers certainly will not work to alleviate those fears. Rather, as possible duke started mm ID samoa came HJOiS biffdecker sn/t he almost appear in print ^ uke i've been pipped an increased number of patrollers is needed to facilitate better keeping jour sals a feu! wtmm-: through. am ceie' off again this stuff . fiddle-gan6. uihimsick rippiz did, too. letters should be 25 lines less and — brat/no ujtth part is so bad i'm not protection and lessen fears for personal safety. The visibility of may or be edited for State News style and ytaks back of brenners new 4 em slightly jn ujngs out " additional patrollers would allow more police officers to directly brenner? shipment of ams." blffle disked!" spot conciseness to lit as many letters as crimes and attempt to stop them. In addition, an increase in visible possible on a page Viewpoints may be longer than 75 lines and may also n (i no patrollers may act as a deterrent to prevent possible assaults and other crimes. Tuition costs need not be raised to increase DPS funding. In a be edited All letters and viewpoints should be \d university this size, money for additional DPS funding may surely be typed on 65 spaced lines and triple found somewhere, if personal safety is given its proper priority. Personal safety is essential if the experiences students have at MSU are to be good. spaced Letters and viewpoints must be signed and include local address stu dent faculty or staff number standing and phone m Michigon State News Eost Lonsing, Michigan Monday November 12. 1979 5 Entertainment East Lansing's new wave rock 4n roll scene By BII.I. HOLDSHIP gig Police's "Next To You." This with Detroit's rentlv comprised of "Butchy for two and a half years, and State News Staff Writer was certainly a long way one was from the first Mayo Hail "Most of our songs are about Destroy All Monsters at Olds Marie" (aka Erskine — vocals); this is my first time in a band on Editor's Note: This is the "Punk" Party, for which the Plaza in Lansing last February. "Amber Marie" (aka Sherry a serious level." (This comes as sex," explains Scott, "but we're first installment in Block a two-part band performed rather spon¬ starting to think about writing Prior to the Olds Plaza gig, — vocals); "Bum N. Out" somewhat of a surprise, since story on East Lansing's taneously last spring. Trainable had been a small (aka Mark Duffy — guitar); Duffy is excellent guitarist.) songs like the Beatles did an growing new wave rock scene. "We heard they were looking about raccoons and stuff. Seri "punk jug band," according to "Bo' Bro' Mo" laka Glenn Hokev Erskine elaborates: "We're Lansing's first new wave for a band," says Scott, "so Bill, ously, we'd like to write more founding member, John bass); "Borgon" (aka Roger trying to deal with our musical band (it was still called "punk" a drummer and I Erskine. Erskine claims that he Gluckin abilities the best whipped up songs about the times, in gen — saxophone); and we can. We at the time) was Tool Box. The formed Trainable "out of frus¬ "Jonathan El" (aka Jonathan three songs and a rendition of eral. We like to make people explore musical directions we four-memeber group first 'Louie Louie.' We were well- think a bit, and put some tration with acting and other Lawniczak — drums). have very little knowledge of appeared during the spring of received, and those three songs intellectualism into our lyrics." creative outlets," namely the Trainable is into avant garde and learn them through explor 1977 — Talking Heads CETA funded Lansing Arts En ation. It's like a quote I once was an remain three of our favorites." An example of this might be concepts more along the The Scott Slash Band unrecorded house band at From the counter, of which he is former DEVO Pere Ubu read in the New Musical Ex Mayo gig, the band the lines "You've been reading a Talking CBGB's, Bookie's was a gay member. Following the Olds Heads school of thought, and 'We compose music Erskine adds that Trainable's slowly evolved into its present too much Nietzsche/Talking an press — we toward a political persuasion, bar. Blondie was a comic strip incarnation, with Scott and Bill Plaza party, the band gained the band has taken the idea of can't play and then proceed to archy on the telephone" from recent primary focus has been especially in light of the fact character, Elvis still meant handling the majority of the the song, "I Don't Get Girls." new notoriety by placing as new wave/punk one step fur play it.' " staging, which also includes that every member was in' Presley, heavy metal fans were band's songwriting. Both agree ("Nietzsche didn't get any "most original runner up" in ther by creating what the "We're more concerned with multimedia effects. "We be volved in radical politics al asking: "Patti who?," the Ra- that the group is trying to either," explains Bill.) WMSN's Sound Challenge members term "microwave musicianship than most new lieve in spectacle," he says, and MSU during one time or mones were considered a rock." joke, achieve a "commercial pop-rock The Scott Slash Band did two battle-of-the-bands contest last wave bands," continues informs this writer that the another. However, Erskine and the American media sound," and they list some of "It's the concept of trainabil Erskine. "We identify primarily were shows for the local public access spring. band's Halloween performance claims that any political lean first sensationalizing a "vul¬ their influences as Elvis Cos- ity in the '80s," explains Duffy. with several new wave bands station, but the members agree Although Trainable once in¬ at Olde World (the first Train ings the band might have would gar" British oddity called the tello, the Police, the Clash, Joe that both were disappoint cluded twelve members, the "If you can be made to function on the fringe, like Pere Ubu, able gig I saw) which was be classified as "anarcho syndP Sex Pistols. Jackson, Blondie, Springsteen, ments due to the lack of a good band has since been reduced to in a specific way, then you're which are currently bringing WEIRD but enjoyable ealist." ! was Needless to say, there were the Ramones, the Romantics monitor system. The band also six (a seventh member — "Dr. trainable. The training is more more musical influences into "We're not romantic," says "nothing out of the ordinary." few venues open to the band at and commercial reggae. Jazz" or Randy Sammuels — is inward than outward. For rock than has been seen since prefers "concert type perfor¬ ex Of all the Lansing area Duffy, "but we're not cynical, the time. Tool Box died a rapid "But I have to admit that ample, I'm training to play psychedelia. And it's much less either. We'd rather come out mances" over bar gigs. currently on sabbatical from bands, Trainable would seem to and unfortunate death, al¬ ihe guitar. I've only been playing Holly Near is probably my "I'm not saying our music is group). Trainable is cur pretentious than art rock.'" be the most likely to lean icontinued on page 6) though the band remains some favorite artist," adds Scott. super-commercial because we what of a local legend to the few The band performed with like staying on the edge of it fortunate enough to have en¬ Your Mother at the Rainbow all," explains Scott. "We're not joyed the group's hard-edged Ranch last August, and anyone going to churn out product rock and irreverent good time. who caught their set would solely for mass America since I "Tool Box was way ahead of have to agree that the group don't like to see bands that its time, and people in Lansing has "commercial potential." keep repeating themselves and weren't ready for it," says The band's set is very power- don't grow. Blondie could even¬ Scott Slash (aka Forman). pop oriented, and some of their tually be the Chicago or Ted "Lansing has always been a better tunes include "French Nugent of tomorrow. But we do "Ihe victime of cultural lag, but Lessons" (which they hope to like songs the audience can sing we're still really surprised new record as a single), "Hot For A along with — melody is the wave took so long to hit the Minute" (which is literally a key." MSU area." "We're basically a rock 'n roll reggae version of "Heart & Slash is lead guitarist and Soul" - TERRIFIC as absurd band," he adds. "Other bands in vocalist of the Scott Slash as it may sound), "Bothering town are playing fairly experi¬ Band, one of several bands at You" (a teenage anthem com¬ mental music — it's clever, it's the core of Lansing's new plete with Ramones-like funny — and that's good. But State News grassroots rock 'n roll scene. "Heys!") and "Jonestown Shuf¬ we basically like to rock." The band — comprised of fle" ("It's an audience partici¬ One of these "clever experi Scott; Bill Breakdown (aka pation dance tune," explains mental" bands is Trainable, Alessi keyboard and vocals); Bill. "You just lay down on the — perhaps Lansing's best known Peter Stougaard (guitar); Fred floor and we pass Kool-Aid out recent new wave group. Like Hutchinson (bass) and Tom to the kids.") In addition, the Scott Slash, the first real Edell (drums) — recently per¬ band performs several formation of Trainable was the covers formed at Bookie's, Detroit's result of a band being needed running the gamut from the premier new wave club. The Standell's "Dirty Water" to the for a local "punk" party gig. is Co-Optical offering s20.00 off on any pair of soft, WE'RE HERE FOR YOl ! semi soft, or hard contact lenses. That's right. For over 70 years, The State News lias served the students of Co-Optical Michigan State University by bringing national and local news, sports, entertain¬ ment schedules, money saving coupons, comics and much more. And because of your support we've grown to be one of the largest and finest student daily $ao.° publications in the country. 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We Clements presented two one-hour sets of "electric" give you brand bluegrass which delighted his numerous fans. name quality and style at affordable prices. Right now, we have cool weather wear for less. In fact, most of our prices are at least Leading voice teacher 20% below what you'd pay elsewhere for the very same look. in MSU Arena tonight • Kristin Linklater, who is acknowledged to he one of the world's 'leading voice instructors, will discuss her method at 8 tonight in the Arena Theatre. Linklater was educated in England, where she trained as an Dlazeryl39w .actress at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art. After Classic cuts and cloths to leaching voice production there Ljnklater moved to New York and wear with slacks, jeans, or opened her own studio. In 1972 she received a Ford Foundation skirts. Choose among igrant, which she used to write Freeing the Natural Voice, which wool-blend tweeds and Iwas published in 1978. checks. Originally $58.99. ! Linklater has coached a number of major theatrical groups, Count on Casual Court ^including The Royal Shakespeare Company and the Lincoln Center to sell it for less. ^Repertory Company. She is currently working in a three-year Iprogram called the Working Theatre, training actors to teach an ♦integrated comliination of voice, acting and movement. », Admission is $1. i Denim Jean* *12" Schaeffer one-acts Choose among many styles of flares and straight legs. You'll in Arena tomorrow like the detailed pocket stitching on these fashion r Two one-act dramas by English playwright Peter Schaeffer favorites. Sizes 7 to 15. Don't ; will be performed in MSU's Arena Theatre tomorrow through pay $20—$25 for them at other ■ Saturday at 9:15 p.m. The Private Ear and The Public Eye are stores. j companion pieces written in 1962 by the writer of the Tony-Binning play, E'quus. Admission is $1. . The plays are directed by Dennis Martin (The Private Ear) ■; and Bruce Marr (The Public Eye) and both are sponsored by the •; MSU Department of Theatre. The Private Ear involves a •; ' classical music buff who can't relate to the world or women but •; can find comfort in his music. The second, more optimistic play, The-Public Eye, concerns a husband who hires a private eye to spy .on the somewhat liberated activities of his wife. Knit Cowl Estelle (ioda and Don Woingust in Peter Schaeffer's The Public Eye. Neck Topi: A great fashion basic for layering under blazers, sweaters, or skirts. Lots of colors in small, medium and (continued from page 5) large. 138 minimum and say something in a humorous manner rather than per store. a pessimistic "Sarcasm and satire," elaborates Erskine "1 guess you could say we're political in that vein. A song like 'Nuke The Whales' is actually very political in its absurdity." Overall, Erskine explains Trainable as "a total antithesis of current popular culture." However, the band is accomplishing this by blending together the great popular culture elements of the past and in the process helping to create the popular culture of the future. In this respect, Trainable takes what the B 52s appear to be one step further by toeing the line between accessibility and the avante garde. For example, the band's "Smile Button Baby sounds like a de-evolved Jefferson Airplane Grateful Dead classic. On the other hand, "Acceptable Risk" is a trainable ized '50s doo wop, complete with Elvis Presley like vocals. Into this forte, the band blends exploratory free form music from the Roscoe Mitchell school, but they're not too proud to include a satirical, straight C&W tune entitled "Tribute to the Duke" in their set. 5paceiak Prices good until November 17. Handbaqi:^99'*?99 The latest in fashion Free handbags in the practical "runstop" nylon. Choose among casual court The New Woman's Choice Clinic several styles. Could be found in other stores Mon. thru Sat., 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.. Sun. 12 noon to 6 p.m. for $9.00 to $15.00. for your turntable and cartridge. A worn 8tylus can damage your valuable records: a miscalibrated cartridge means loss of stereo separation and possible mistracking. 5th Annual Turntable Clinic « In Front of Meijer Thrifty Acres on W. Grand River, S. Pennsylvania and W Saginaw HIFI BUYS 1101 E. Grand River, East Lansing NOVEMBER 15,1979 • From noon til 8PM. Mmiggn Stote News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday. November 12, 1979 7 MSU runs over Gophers, By ADAM TEICHER Darryl Rogers said. "Once we picked Bert Vaughn. "There were a up 96 yards. Smith now State News Sports Writer started running, we could've needs 142 yards in the season few times at the line when I Believe it or not, MSU won a passed, but we were going so finale next Saturday at the football game Saturday without thought about passing, but I well we stayed with it. And we decided to stick with the run." University of Iowa to get 1,000 the benefit of a forward pass. • accomplished what we wanted yards for the year. Although the passing of Min¬ The Spartans threw just four to do. Minnesota had only four MSU quarterback Bryan nesota quarterback Mark Carl¬ passes and didn't complete any, possessions in the first half." Clark didn't mind taking a back son posed a problem for the but the/ grounded out 385 sea! to Hughes. "I would have Spartans at times, MSU came yards in steamrolling the Uni¬ DEREK HUGHES W AS the liked to complete a few passes, up with several key sacks on WITH JUST TWO seconds versity of Minnesota, 31-17, in big gun for the Spartans, but I knew we would have to the quarterback that killed to go before intermission, the season's final home gaire. gaining 213 yards and scoring beat them by controlling the Gopher drives. Morten Andersen nailed a 53 "Their offense is explosive all four MSU touchdowns. ball," said Clark, who took over yard field goal to send MSU and our plan was to keep ttem Almost overlooked by Hughes' the signal calling duties at "WE BLITZED MORE today into the locker room with a 17 3 off the field," MSU oach effort was Steve Smith, who midseason from the lead. The kick marked the still-ailing because we had them in certain situations where we knew they fourth time this season that were going to throw and went Andersen had booted a three after them," MSU linebacker pointer right before the end of Danny Bass said. the first half, and all four came "They seemed to get to our from at least 50 yards out. guy(Carlson) more than anyone Minnesota quickly erased the else has this season," Minne¬ deficit, scoring on its first two sota coach Joe Salem pointed possessions of the second half. out. Carlson was sacked five MSU's Steve Smith fumbled times. the opening kickoff of the half Hughes scored his first and three plays later the touchdown early in the second Gophers cut MSU's lead to quarter to give MSU a 7-0 lead. 17 10. Tailback Marion Barber It came on a oneyard run ran one yard for the score, around left end. (continued on page 8) Hughes turns year around big with By ADAM TEICHER State News Sports Writer Until Saturday, Derek Hughes had been somewhat of a disappointment for the MSU football team this season. As a freshman last season, the Spartan tailback showed brilliant State News Deborah J. Borir potential, averaging almost 10 yards a carry and picking up more Minneota fullback than 400 yards rushing despite being MSU's fourth string tailback. Garry White encounters some problems as he tries to evade This year, the sophomore from Charleston, S.C., had been Spartn linebacker John McCormick. (continued on page 9) 927 E. Grand River 4737 Marsh Road The intramural gymnastics at Bogue St. across From Mac's nr. Grand River behind Mcijer s Notice: meet has been rescheduled 332-3554 349-1060 Im/Motes from Nov. 20 to Wednesday, Nov. 28 at 7 p.m. The entry deadline will be noon Monday, Nov. 26 in 201, IM Sports-West. Last Week for Fall Term Books Air Force Beginning next week, we will ART Collection AaW*- a£L^ begin setting up books for winter quarter, 1980. We'll Part of the exciting collection represented in the Smithsoniai's National Air and Space Museum, the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry, still try to help you find your and others.This travelling exhibition will be at the Micligan State University, Union Gallery. fall term book, but we suggest November 13-18, 1979. Come and view original artworks by some of ^America's most prominent you don't delay. Thanks. artists and illustrators. THE SAX MASTER | TONIGHT!!! ■ EDDIE HARRIS] Dear Mom and Dad, ■ How are you? I'm fine, and the docwr says I'll feel even better when I get a fewdaysrestand a counle of home-cooked meals. But with the coXon of my wallet, It looks like I'll have to hitnhhike home for the holidays. My^oommate jUSt made plans to go home with Greyhound and says Greyhound is a great way to fight inflation because their fares are S°Grreeyh°ound even makes It possible ^ someone to prepay a ticket In one place so someone at another place can just pick upi the ticket^and come home. You can even send along a smal advance with the ticket. of everything for just a small fee. Boy - Is my Levi's- For Men blazes new trails with thick n thin "fhavXo run to pick up some more of that corduroy jeans, slightly fuller cut for extra comfort expensive medicine. I miss you all very much and and trimmer fit. Sewn-down pleated back patch hope to he home next weekend. pockets, straight leg styling. Cordovan, tan or slate cotton/polyester. 34 to 42 waist. S24 TUES - SAT River City Shuffle Band Love and kisses, ^izapd^ndepgpound Jacobsoris WAbbaKft* LUnwnt Ml 8 Michigan State News East Lansing Michigan Monday, November \ 1979 leers split with Huskies SC. HI LIST ADVANCES NATIONALS Bv JEFF HITTLER State News Sports Writer Mazzoleni held off the Huskies when he had to and made the big plays MSU coach Ron Mason has been some looking for from his of Harriers fifth in district meet Proving that it is indeed a club to be reckoned with, the MSU goaltenders. By CHRIS HANSEN "Mazz played out of 20 teams in the District IV Championships. hockey team gained a split of its series with Michigan Tech in very well, especially in the first period when he State News Sports Writer saved 17 shots," Mason said. "He But the big winner was Spartan harrier Martin Schulist, wio Houghton over the weekend. re-injured his ankle early in the Running on the snow covered and slippery Forest Akers Golf The Spartans stunned a highly regarded Huskies team with a finished fifth individually in 32:21. game but not seriously. He fought it off and went on to play a fine Course did not slow the MSU men's cross 5-4 overtime victory Friday before dropping a 6 2 decision game." country team down The MSU team missed a fourth-place finish and a char.ce to any as it recorded its best performance all season, finishing fifth go to the national championship by just three points, but vill be Saturday. Mason was particularly pleased about the way his club fought It was the 1-2 scoring punch of Leo Lynett and Russ Welch, the back from a 4-2 deficit. represented there by Schulist, who placed first out of those runners not on one of the first Western Collegiate Hockey Association's top two scorers going through fourth place teams, into the series, along with the fine goaltending of Mark Mazzoleni, WE PLAYED THE second and third periods as well as the which automatically qualified for the nationals. "We ran the best race of the that carried MSU to its second league win of the season Friday. overtime the way we had to," Mason said. "Lynett and Welch had year," said country coach Jim fine games for us again. We deserved to win." Gibbard. "We really improved over the last race at the Lynett scored three goals for his second hat trick of the season, Big Ten including a shot that knotted the game at 4 4, while Welch Michigan Tech was the aggressor Saturday, jumping out to a 3-0 championship." And improve they did, finishing ahead of the lead with two goals in the first period and one universities of Minnesota and Illinois, two teams that beat MSU provided the game-winning goal in overtime. midway through the second. The Huskies were never headed the rest of the last week at the Big Ten meet. way. First place finisher in Saturday's contest was the MAZZOLENI, WHO WAS starting his first game since injuring Nick Schwartz, A1 Mickalich and Mel Pearson collected the University of Indiana led by All-American his ankle two weeks ago, staved off 38 shots by Michigan Tech — Huskies' goals. sophomore Jim Spivey, who including 17 in the first period to keep the Huskies off the board. MSU got on the board with Ted Huesing's fifth placed second in 31:56, contributing to an Indiana team score of goal of the 84. The University of Wisconsin season off a power play at 14:09 of the second period. placed second with 85 points, But Jeff Wyiie netted a goal late in the boasting the first place finish of Badger Jim Stinzy, who WCHA period and Murphy Standings added his second of the series early in the third to conquered the course in 31:32.1. give the Huskies Cleveland State placed third with 106 followed a 5-1 margin. by U-M with Te«m W L Pts 124, MSU with 127, Illinois State University with 135, the Michigan 5 1 10 This weekend's results: THE SPARTANS CLOSED the University of Minnesota with 166, the University of Illinois Minnesota gap to 5-2 on Paul Gottwald's with 190. Western 4 2 8 MSI 5-2, Michigan Tech 4 6 second goal of the season at 5:57. His strike was Michigan University with 224 and Notre North Dakota 4 2 8 MSU's sixth Dame with 232. Michigan 4-9, Notre Dame 7 11 power play success of the series. Michigan Tech 3 3 6 Minnesota 8-7, Colorado 3-4 Rodger Moy added a goal with just under seven minutes left to Individual third place honors went to Dot James of Cleveland Wisconsin 3 3 6 State University with a time of 32:09. Dai Heikkinen of North Dakota 4 3, Denver 3 0 play to make it a 6-2 final. U-M Notre Dame 3 ,3 6 placed fourth in 32:16," followed by Schulist Minnesota Duluth 8-3, Wiscon¬ Doug Belland could save only 26 shots in the MSU net as he Colorado Col. 3 3 6 sin 7 7 suffered his fourth loss against one win. Other individual finishers for MSU were Sichael White, who MSI! 2 1 4 placed 23rd in 33:03, Keith Moore, 25th in 33)4; Mark Messier "Michigan Tech is one of the top teams in the league," Mason Denver 2 4 4 41st in 33:26; and Ted Unold, 51st in 33:39.1 emphasized. "For us to get two points (one win) up there is quite State News Elaine Thompson Minn. Duluth 1 5 2 MSU's Martin Schulist exults after Next Saturday Lehigh University will )ost the an accomplishment." NCAA The Spartans, whose record is now 2-4 in the WCHA and 3-5 qualifying for national men's cross country championships wiere Schulist cross country nationals. will overall, travel to the University of Notre Dame next weekend. compete. The Spartans took a 2 0 lead in the contest on power play goals by Lynett early in the first and second periods. The Huskies collected the game's next four goals to take a 4 1 lead. Todd Scott, Per Ake Johansson and Steve Murphy connected on shots in the second period while Greg Hay concluded Tech's scoring with a strike early in the third period on a power Michigan National tourney beckons MSU stickers play. But the Spartans weren't finished yet. Frank Finn scored his By BILL TEMPLETON bush. Roudebush slammed it for the defensive corps, "I think we learned lot in second shorthanded goal of the season less than two minutes later State News Sports Writer home for a 1-0 MSU advantage. a though, we de Roses picture (UPI) — Despite Michigan's 24-21 loss to Purdue on Satur¬ day, the Big Ten title and Rose Bowl bid still will be on the line when the Wolverines host fifth ranked and unbeaten Ohio State University Saturday. Ohio State, which assured itself of at least a tie for the Big Ten title by defeating Iowa, is the likely participant from the Big Ten in the Rose Bowl. All OSU must do is either tie or defeat Michigan. Ohio State could still lose to Michigan and go to the Rose Bowl if Purdue defeats Indiana. If Purdue defeats Indiana, Michigan will be out of the Rose Bowl picture regardless of the OSU-Michigan outcome. But if Purdue loses and Michigan wins, the Wolverines would go to Pasadena. Purdue won't be going to the Rose Bowl regardless. 10 Michigan State News tost Lansing Michigan Monday, November 12, 1979 EXPECTS TOK.HER PEMLTIES IQIi CRI MIMES Parole board official retires Chemical additives in food Bv MARK FELLOWS started his proud (continued from page 3) "For this reason, it often is assumed a product is safe because do advocate their use in small amounts to retard food spoilage career as a parole officer at the Indiana Boy's School in it has been in general use a or add nutrition. State News Staff Writer 1940, and then in the Marion County Juvenile Court in long time," he said. "Repeatedly it has been shown that long term use is no guarantee of safety." "Not all additives are bad," said Marilyn Mook, MSU Michigan, the first state to outlaw capital punishment, may soon Indianapolis. return to the death In 1943 McConnell set up a community recreation program in Longgood said many additives were never designed instructor of Food Science and Human Nutrition. "Iodine, a penalty by force of popular opinion, says a the war boom community of Muskegon which saw a large influx of specifically for use in foods, but had other purposes. nutritional additive, is added to salt to prevent diseases such as 26-year member of the Michigan Parole Board. I/eonard R. McConnell, recently retired chairperson of the "Piperonal, an inexpensive substitute for costly vanilla goiters. mostly southern immigrants seeking work. The program was a preventative measure to help familiarize the flavoring, is also fine for killing lice," he said. "A nutty flavor Additives are chemicals, but so is food, she said. Water is a Michigan Parole Board and one of the most distinguished corrections professionals in the country, said the state is moving new residents to the may be imparted by butyraldehyde, an ingredient of rubber chemical, and too much of it (gallons) can kill a person. She said community and to each other. The program cement and synthetic resins. all chemicals should be used in moderation. towards more harsh punishment for criminals. still remains as the Muskegon Urban League. "That cherry taste probably is aldehyde C-17, a flammable In 26 years of corrections service in Michigan, McConnell has "That is one thing I left to posterity as an ambitious and seen the pendulum of public opinion swing to the right and left, liquid often found in aniline dyes, plastics and synthetic MOOK AGREED THAT scientists don't know the long term energetic young man," he says with pride. "I get a great deal of joy rubbers." effects of additives in human beings. but, he says, it never stops in the middle. and satisfaction from having helped and directed those people's Processing and adding chemicals to food is big business, he "But you can't just pick out one thing and say it causes That is why he is proud of the Michigan Parole Board. As lives on constructive paths." added. cancer," she said. "One person may be affected by a chemical professional civil service employees, board members remain while another may not. consistent and non political in discharging their duties, McConnell McCONNELL RECALLS THAT both the current chief of police "FOOD IS TREATED like any other commodity of exchange; says, and are less likely to be swayed by public opinion. and the superintendent of schools participated in his "Ninety percent of cancer patients have telephones," she programs. something to be produced as quickly and cheaply as possible said, "but does that mean telephones cause cancer?" He came to Lansing in 1946 to supervise counseling services at and sold for maximum returns," he said. Mook said that no additive is perfectly safe. A BRIEF LOOK at MeConnell's 39 year career explains his the Boys Vocational School, an institution for delinquent young "It's good business but, almost invariable, bad nutrition." "Scientists can only go by the information they familiarity with the state and national correction systems. have available But dietitians, while knowing additives are not always safe, now," she said. A graduate in social work from Indiana University, McConnell continued on page II) EAST 54S I. GRAND RIVER NEXT TO PARAMOUNT NEWS PHONE: 332-5580 DISCOUNT WEST 211E.ORAND RIVER ACROSS FROM M.S.U. UNION "Your PHONE: 337-1521 OPEN MONDAY - FRIDAY 0-9 Everything Store with the Super Discount Prices" MON - THURS - 9-9 FRI - 9-10 SAT.-9-6 SUN.-12-5 SAT 9-9 SUN 12-5 STATECOUPON STATI COUPON CIGARETTES • • ALL BRANDS TAXIS INCLUDED FLEETWOOD MAC CHICK OUT OUR COMPLETE SELECTION Tusk BiER & WINE 2:89c SUPER SALE PRICED SUPER LOW PRICES STATI DISCOUNT WEST STATE COUPON PHOTO SPECIAL 99 STATE COUPON COPY PRINTS 39e V Jr EACH 8 15.98 DOUBLE ALBUM SET WHEAT GERM FABREGE & HONEY SHAMPOO OR IRAKIS STANDARD SIZI CONDITIONER 16 0*. ROD STEWART 2. 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Commerce of (continued from page 10) McConnell was selected for the Michigan Parole Board in 1953 on the basis of his score on Black years, served on the board for he said. twenty Since 1953 he has chaired and Justice, McCONNELL WAS "Nobody has bought he smiles. me yet," He expects prisons to become has available on many national parole NAMED the first permanent even more overcrowded with a national competitive examina associations and currently chairperson of the seven- prisoners who have no incen tion. listing minority of serves on the Governor's Ad¬ member businesses parole board in 1974, a tive to improve their behavior, He was the first and only visory Commission on Criminal post he held until his retire¬ making an "impossible" prob¬ new ment Nov. 2. lem for prison personnel. McConnell estimates he has Of the death penalty, Energy symposium tonight heard over 100.000 cases in his parole board career. All prison McConnell says he wouldn't be surprised if it passed over¬ A directory of minority businesses has been published Michigan Department of Commerce. by the businesses have been searching out minority businesses. It is common policy of government and private enterprises to ers seeking an early release whelmingly if put on an election The directory lists approximately 1,000 minority businesses The British representative mers Power; and Daniel Dem- support minority businesses, he said. must be interviewed by the ballot. across the state in various classifications such as name, location, More than 1,000 copies of the directory have been mailed to for Friends of the Earth, an low, chairperson of the Michi¬ board. He does see some good product and industrial classification code. American environmental or¬ gan Public Service Commission. major businesses and organizations, Johnson said. "Our primary job is to pro¬ trends in criminal justice, how The directory was printed to provide purchasers of goods and ganization, will speak at an The symposium is sponsored Copies of the directory are free and may be obtained by tect the public, but just as services with a list of minority businesses, said Thomas energy symposium in B-108 writing the Division of Minority Business Enterprise, Office of by the Michigan Department of important is making sure you The trend toward due pro Johnson, Office of Economic Development. Economic Development, Department of Commerce, P.O. Box Wells Hall at 7:30 tonight. Commerce's Energy Adminis are fair you must balance the cess and more humane treat¬ Johnson said many governmental agencies and private — 30225, Lansing 48910. Amory Lovins, a lecturer and tration and Global Issues of ment of prisoners is a good author who has written anti- MSU. McConnell has no regrets. sign, he savs. nuclear and soft energy books, will talk about soft energy forms. on He is a consultant physicist energy matters whose cli¬ ALL DEGREE Baffled by Insurance ents include several United Policies? Nations agencies, Canada and the U.S. Office of Technology CANDIDATES Assessment. Introducing the Sentry Responding to Lovins' com¬ ments will be Herman Koenig, and FACULTY Plain Talk Auto Policy 7TO. director of the MSU Center for Environmental Quality; Clay- bourne Mitchell, assistant vice Make your reservations NOW for academic parel for Fall Term Commencement. Deadline is ap¬ MARCIA BJERKE 351-2851 Call me for details mm Also president of planning and search for Detroit Edison; Gor¬ re¬ Nov. 15 at the Union Store in the Union. specializing in apartment, home and life insurance tamm don Heins, vice president of systems operations for Consu- Donations for the Senior PERSONALIZED GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS SENTRY 500 N. 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Nov. 23 25 Holiday Scenes, the State News' annual Christmas tabloid, is the per feet way to reach 44,000 students and faculty as they prepare their Christmas ARENA THEATRE shopping lists. Distributed with the last daily paper on November 30 Holiday AUDITORIUM BUILDING . Scenes comes out just in time to display all those specials and goodies you The Barbers in the $1.50 have to offer. The restaurant section, offering one free color for your use, lets you Meridian Mall would show students and SEASON TICKETS ARE faculty where to dine for all those holiday meals with like to welcome friends and family. Richard Snyder to STILL AVAILABLE Be sure to be a part of Holiday Scenes, the State News' their staff. For a hair¬ highest read and most successful tabloid. style to match your 3 SHOWS FOR THE Contact your S.N. rep today at 353-6400. lifestyle please PRICE OF 2 phone for an ap¬ pointment today. 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TONIGHT MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12 at 7:00 and 9:30 p.m. Fairchild Theatre 10:30 a.m. at HI MOST AWAITED FIIM III YEARS Beaumont Tower Michigon State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 12, 1979 13 IT ONLY TAKES MINUTES TO PLACE YOUR STATE NEWS 347 STUDENT SERVICES BUILDING CALL 355-8255 Classified Advertising Automotive Employment |[~j|i1 1 Employment ]\\\\ 1 Employment ][111 Apartments |[y] 1 Apartments [ Houses | [ffi Information TOYOTA CELICA liftback, LIKE TO DRIVE EVENING JANITORIAL, part PHONE 355-8255 NEED BANJO and guitar TWO BEDROOM unit with 347 Student Services - FEMALE GRAD student, HASLETT Bldg. '79, 5 speed, air, sunroot, DO IT FOR time. Call Mr. Marsh, 482- instructors Call MARSHALL kitchen and bath, walking 4 bedrooms, 6232. 8-11-1513) 0wn room, Whitehall Manor, $300 and $300 deposit Own stereo, excellent condition, DOMINO'S PIZZA MUSIC CO., 337 9700 Ask aistanM xxci i MSB/month. 332-7344. utilities. No pets. 339-8426 Regular Rates must sell, $6700. 337-0413. Now hiring full and part-time for Gordon McMahon. 10-11-12(3) 8-11-1514) AVON 8-11-17(3) DAYS delivery people. Flexible C 20-11-30 (5) 1 hours with paid vacations Earn your Holiday shopping day-95 per line ALL STUDENT Advertising 2 BEDROOM apartment. 10 TRANS AM '78. Air, cruise, and holidays benefits. Can money. Sell Avon part time MODELS WANTED, $9 hour must be ROOM RESIDENTIAL house 3 doys-85 per line prepaid beginning minutes from campus. Appli stereo, velour interior. $5400, make up to $5/hour with and set your own hours. 489 2278 or apply in person at btock ,0 MSU $140, November 5. S 22 11 29 (3) ances. $250/month plus util- 6 days-80 per line 627-9760. 8-11 19 (3) commission and tips. Apply America's most popular line VELVET FINGERS, 527 E. month , utj|itics 332 0131 'ties. Call 646 9566. at the following locations. of cosmetics, fragrance & FEMALE ROOMMATE need¬ 337 4702 after 3, Rich. 8 days 70' per line Michigan. OR 20-11 30 (4) 12-11-14 (4) TRIUMPH TR7, 1976. Low jewelry. Call 482 6893. ed beginning winter & spring Line Rc.e per insertion 2068 Cedar St., Holt C-20-11 30(8) Call 351 8466. 39 20 mileage, excellent condition. UNIFORMED SECURITY of term. EAST LANSING, modern 2 $4500 or best offer. Call 1561 Haslett Rd., Haslett ficers and store detectives, Z 8-11 15 (3) EAST SIDE 4 bedroom, bedroom, part utilities paid, 627-5041. 8-11-19 (4) 1139 E.Grand River, ALL SCHUSS Mountain full or part-time. Call 641 Master Charge & Visa Welcome air conditioning, carpeting, unfurnished, lease to June East Lansing Employees ski free. Now 4562. OR 20-11-30 (4) MALE ROOMMATE needed 5214 Cedar St., Lansing dining room, dishwasher, 15, $300. 676-1557. Special Rates TRIUMPH 1971, GT6, needs taking applications for full to share 3 bedroom duplex now only $110, (C-2 15) 349 5-11-12(3) work on clutch, $700, 394- 801 Thomas L. Parkway, and part time employment for INSIDE AND delivery help winter term, own room, $115 1065 MID MICHIGAN. Open 345 Ads-3 lines-'4.00-5 days. 80' per line over 1826, after 5. 8-11-21 13) Lansing Winter season. Waitresses, needed. Must hav>, "wn car. + utilities. 337 2887. 3 lines. No adjustment in rate when cancelled. 9a.m.-9p.m., FEE. MID MICHIGAN RENTALS 966 Trowbridge, E. Lansing bartenders. Call 517-337-2067 Inside people need car for 3-11-13 (4) C 3 11 12 (81 has a large selection of Price of VW BEETLE 1970, sunroof. 12-11-12 (20) for application. BL 1 -11-12(7) transportation to and from item(s) for sale must be stated in ad. apartments, houses, dup¬ AM-FM, runs good. $500. work only. Apply at LITTLE 2 BEDROOM apartment. Maximum sale price of s200. Private party ads FEMALE ROOMMATE want¬ lexes, studios, etc... Most 332-3797 after 6p.m. SPARTAN 3 THEATRES in NEED A recommendation? CAESAR'S on Grand River, Must sublet wintr ed. Starting winter term only. 8-11-19(3) Frandor, part time, conces¬ Animal husbandry lab needs west of Frandor. 485-4406. spring. Furnished, 5 areas, sizes and prices. Call Grad preferred. Haslett, 339 and see if we have what Peanuts Personal ads—3 lines - s2.25 per inser¬ sions a conscientious work study 5-11-12(7) walk to campus. 332-7645. - (possible cashier), 3851 after 5 p.m. tion. 75' per line over 3 lines, (pre-payment). student. Preferably science Z-3-11-13 (4) you're looking for. From 9-9. $2.90/hour, apply in person Rummage /Garage Sale ads—4 lines - s2.50. Auto Service I f/1 weekdays 6:30-8p.m. 337- major to help with media BOYNE USA CONVENTION AND SKI RESORT Accept MALE ROOMMATE im¬ Z-5 11 14 (4) 349 1065. 'C 20 11 30 ( 8) 63' per line over.4 lines-per insertion. 9096. 5-11-14 (6) preperation and routine GROESBECK 1222 Blake 2 E LANSING Executive PARTS handling of rumen ana- ing applications for winter mediate occupancy. Spa¬ 'Round Town ads—4 lines-52.50-per insertion. VW Cheap! bedroom plus carport. $395 home-Shaw Estates. 4 bed¬ COOKS, EXPERIENCE pre erobbs. Call 355-8396 ask for employment and during the cious. $122 + '/j utilities. Specialize in new and used Christmas break. Positions + utilities. 372-2213. room, 2 '/2 baths, 2 car garage 63' per line over 4 lines. ferred, part-time. Apply in Ruminant Nutrition Lab Burcham Dr. 351-7212 or VW parts. All guaranteed. 10 11 20(31 $600 month plus utilities. Call Lost & Found ads/Transportation 3-11-14(9) available for food and cock¬ 332 3414. Z 2-11 12 (4) ads—3 lines- RECYCLED BUGS, Pontiac, person, VARSITY INN, 1227 tail personnel, bus personnel 372 2213. 10 11 13 15) 313-681-7272. Z-12 11 12 (5) E. Grand River between 2 and $1,50-per insertion. 50' per line over 3 lines. RESIDENT MANAGER and bartenders. Please send FEMALE ROOMMATE need LUXURY DUPLEX 3 bed 5. 3-11-12 (4) 2 baths, family S/F Popcorn—(Sorority-Fraternity) 50' per line. resume to: room, room 2 ? BEDROOM tiouses, Holt- CHEAPEST PRICES in the Couple needed for 20 units in ed winter. $98/month. 349- with fireplace. Many extras. Mason area. Marrieds, no East Lansing. General main¬ Mark Sulak 0385. Z-5-11-16 (3) state! UGLY DUCKLING BABYSITTER FOR 18-month 694 9388 4 11 16 (4) children, pets. $160/month + Deadlines old, between 7:15 a.m. and tenance experience neces-1 Boyne Mountain Lodge RENT-A-CAR. $7.95/day. deposit. Available 11 15/12-1. 372-7650. C-20-11 -30 14) 6:15 p.m. daily. Call 351-0972, sary. 351-9538 or 351-8135. U.S. 131 Highway' MALE ROOMMATE needed 1 FEMALE ROOMMATE 694 9033 before 8 p.m. Want Ads-2 p.m.-l after 6:30. (374-2121). OR 3-10-14 (6) Boyne Falls, Ml. 49713. winter and spring term. 351 needed for 4 man apartment class day before pub¬ 14-11-20 (14) 1627. Z 8-11-21 (3) 5-11-12(51 lication. JUNK CARS wanted. Also 3-11-14(5) in Cedar Village immediately. PETITIONERS NEEDED $7 332 7236. Z 6-11-14 (3) ATTRACTIVE 5 ROOM home Cancellation/Change-1 p.m.-l class day be¬ selling used parts. Phone - OVERSEAS JOBS - Sum¬ FEMALE ROOMMATE. Non 321-3651. C-20-11-30 (3) NURSES: RN's or LPN's - 12/hour collecting signatures fore Mid November - mid April. publication. Nurture those who nurtured for hottest third party in the mer/year round. Europe, S. smoker preferred. Cedar Vil¬ WILLOWBROOK APART America, Australia, Asia, etc. Married couple, references. Classified Display deadline-3 p.m.-2 class GOOD USED tires, 13,14,15 you! Be a charge nurse country. 6-40 hours/week. lage Apartments. 337-0588. MENTS. Large clean 1 Et 2 supervisor at PROVINCIAL Call Steve, at 351-4313, or All fields, $500-$1,200 mon¬ Z 8 11 20 (3) bedrooms. Carpet, air, heat, $225 monthly plus small res¬ days before publication. inch. Snow tires too! Mount¬ thly. Expenses paid, sightsee¬ Once ad is ordered it cannot be cancelled or ed free. Used wheel and hub HOUSE WEST. 731 Stark Mike at 353-1942. appliances. Newer area, close ponsibility. Everything inc¬ weatherDr., Lansing. Call Mr. Z-3-11-13 (7) ing. Free information: IJC, FEMALE ROOMMATE Non to shopping. See to appre¬ luded. 332 1746. 8 11-15(5) changed until after 1st insertion. caps. PENNEL SALES, 1825 Box 52-ME Corona Del Mar, smoker sublet winter term. R. Putnam, RN, Director of ciate, from $230. 394 7729. There is a M.00 charge for ,1 ad Michigan, Lansing, Michigan CA. 92625. Z-17 11-30 (8) $75/month. 351 1596 after 5. 8 11 14 (7) change plus 48912. 482-5818. Nursing. 323-9133. 8-11-21(8) MALE LOCKER room super¬ E. LANSING. Share house. 50' per additional 3-11-13 (3) change for maximum C-20-11-30 (7) visor. Hannah Middle School HELP WANTED: Taxi drivers. $180/month. 337 7849 or 332 of 3 changes. HOUSEKEEPER WANTED, The State News will only be responsible for BRAKE PARTS - Pads, shoes excellent salary, 3 blocks from MSU campus, res¬ Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 12:50-2:00p.m. Self-starter, must 1. State of Michigan chauf have: MALE ROOMMATE needed to sublease for winter term. Houses ] [f^] 5409 evenings. 8-11-15 (3) the 1st days incorrect insertion. and hydraulics for your for¬ Wednesday 12:50-3:00p.m. Cedar View. $105/month. Adjust¬ eign car. CHEQUERED FLAG ponsible for cleaning, laundry apply in person. Personnel feur License, 2. E. Lansing, BEAUTIFUL HOME Faculty Rooms ment claims must be made within 10 days and babysitting. 8-5 p.m. taxi driver permit, 3. 18 years 351-0712, Masood. on leave from March to FOREIGN CAR PARTS. 2605 office, East Lansing Public Z 2-11-13 (4) of expiration date. of age or older. Part time to E. Kalamazoo Street. One daily. Call 351-8964. Schools. 509 Burcham Dr. September, 1980. Student or MALE ROOMMATE(s) need¬ Bills are due 7 days from ad expiration date. 5-11-16 (7) start, flexible schedule, mini¬ mile west of campus. 487- 8-11-20(9) family, no pets. Low rent in ed, fully-furnished house. mum wage guaranteed, Call NEED FEMALE for Winter/ If not paid by due dote, a M.00 late 5055. C-20-11-30 (7) exchange for good care. 372 9667 before 4:00. FULL AND part time. Taking 332-3559 C 12 11-16 (9) Spring. Cedar Village. Park References required, Call af service 5-11-14 (3) charge will be due, MASON BODY SHOP, 812 E. and delivering orders. House¬ RN'S GN'S mg. 332 7935, after 5. ter 5, 351-8125. 12-11 20 (7) hold products. Excellent pay. PART TIME EMPLOYMENT Z 5 11 16 (3) Kalamazoo since 1940. Auto 2 ROOMS available 11/15 in Apply 11-15, 3 p.m., 915 Lansing General Hospital has with Michigan's largest multi- ON SABBATICAL. For Rent, painting-collision service. full and part time positions our home, for serious stu¬ Whittier Dr., East Lansing. manufacturer distributor, 15- FEMALE ROOMMATE need American, Foreign cars. 485- fully furnished house, winter dents or staff, very close 3-11-14(6) available for registered and 20 hours per week. Auto¬ ed for Campus Hill $80/ 0256. C-20-11-30 (5) term only. 5-6 persons. 1 '/a graduate nurses, a 4-day, 10 mobile required. 339-9500 Month. Non-smoker. Call campus. $100/month per miles MSU. 351 5701. Automotive Automotive EXPERIENCED TIRE chang¬ hour per day work week C-20-11-30 (5) 349 3420. Z-3-11 14 (3) to room + % utilities. 351 -6363. STORAGE DRY secure cars, 5-11-15(4) 8 11 20(6) ers, part time. Apply, Payless option allowing 3 day week trucks, boats, etc. $25 per ends is available the ATTENTION!! WE buy late GRAN TORINO 1972. 2 door, Tire, Inc., 1054 E. Grand on DENTAL ASSISTANT, im NEED FEMALE non-smoker. ONE PERSON. Own room. month. 5 months minimum. ROOM AVAILABLE in Owen model imported and domes¬ good body, little rust. Must River, East Lansing, 332-6545 midnight shift. We offer mediate opening, experience Own room $135/month. Deb 4-man house. $85 per month, South of MSU on Hagadorn. Hall must be 21, if interested tic compact cars. Contact sell. $600. 372-2280. 5-11-14(5) r and i helpful. 394-3230. 5-11-13 (4) or Lenore. 339-9470. 332-3700 or 676-1499 all utilities, garden pets nego complete orient! Z 3-11-14 (31 call Cindy 353 3697. John DeYoung, WILLIAMS 5-11-14 (31 Z-5-11-14 (6) liable. Limited parking. 1 mile SURVEY HELPER Part time gram, continuing education SKI BINDING TECHNICIAN Z 4 11-14 (4) VW, 484-1341. C-20-11-30 (5) - south of Capitol. 484-3430 IMPALA, '71. Power steer¬ Experience required. Drafting support system, excellent Et MOUNTER - Must have ROOMMATE WANTED for Bob or Steve before 11 p.m. USED SNOW tires. L78x15. helpful. East Lansing surv¬ and benefit package. Winter term, Rivers Edge BUICK ELECTRA 225, 1970. ing, brakes, air. Mechanically wage some prior experience with 5-11 16(7) ROOM IN cozy, quiet, house. Excellent condition. 355-1227 For more information contact No rust, runs good. $800. excellent. $400. Call Robert eyor. Send resume to Box current & older ski bindings Apartments, Call 337 2088. Friendly housemates, close to Fiore 355-0369. After 5, 351 after 6 p.m. Z-5-11-12 (3) D 4, State News Classified, Personnel Office Depart¬ 8 11 21 (3) Please phone 393-7866. and be familiar with all tools. ROOMMATE NEEDED, East campus. Jennie, 337 1558. 3892. 5-11-16(5) 347 Student Services. ment, Lansing General Hospi¬ See Steve Olson, MC Z 3 10-14 (3) 8-11-1613) side, own room, $125 + Vj CAPRI-1979 3-door auto¬ | Employment [ fUl 5-11-14 (6) tal, 2800 Devonshire, Lan¬ sing, Ml 48909. Phone 372 SPORTING W GOODS, Saginaw. 10-11-14 (9) 5002 1 FEMALE needed for 3 person Twyckingham apart utilities. Must be neat. 374 6470. 4-11 15(4) MATURE FEMALE, own 8220, ext 267 EOE ment for Winter-Spring. Call room in house, $125 per matic, economical, immac¬ HELP WANTED Driveway E W SPARROW HOSPITAL ulate. Must sell. 337-9538. ALL STUDENT - 10-11-16 121) DISTRICT TECHNICIAN 351 6309. 2-11-12 (4) EAST LANSING, 2 bedroom month plus utilities. Noar has an immediate opening for 8-11-1913) man, general cleaning, nights wanted by the Ingham Soil with basement, Close to Campus. 351-7392.3 11 14(41 Advertising 10p.m. - 8a.m„ apply in a part time admitting clerk on CASHIER AND/or driveway Conservation District. Agn FEMALE ROOMMATE need the lip m -7:30a m shift campus, adults only. 351 Must be person, 3440 Okemos Rd., work. Flexible hours. $3/hour cultural experience required. ed. Close to campus. Avail¬ 9296. 5 12 16(4) EAST SAGINAW Bedroom CAPRICE 1972 - Loaded, every Friday and Saturday. Randy's Mobil. 5-11-12 (5) to start. Raises commensur 585 Jewett Rd. P.O. Box 236, plus use of house. $85/month immaculate condition, best Prepaid Candidate must type 50 + able immediately. 332 7673. ate with ability, honesty and Mason, ML Phone 676 5543 Z 6 11 13 (3) COUNTRY SECIUDED 5 t '/« utilities. 485 3444 after offer. 641-6034. 5-11-16 (3) words per minute & have Beginning Nov. 5 CHILD CARE in east side dependability RANDY'S 7-11-13 (8) acres, 15 min. to Lansing. 6 p.m. Z-8-11 21 (4) admitting & statistical ex¬ MOBILMART. 1-96 CHEVETTE - 1979 beautiful, until end of home, 3 afternoons, 485-3756 perience. If you have these at Lots of plants, spiral stairs, matellic brown, strips and more options. 5500 miles, term. Z 5 11 12 13) qualifications, & are interest¬ ed in working this schedule, Okemos Road. Call Dennis- 349 9620 days. X-3 11 12 (10) 1 For Rent ] [Y] fireplace 1 bedroom for fe¬ male, $85 mo. 655 1717. I for Sale [ [^] $4360 or best offer. 339-9471. THANKS! $165 IC13 20). 349 1065 8 11 19 (51 RECORDS! THOUSANDS to DENTAL ASSISTANT - Pre¬ please contact: CROSSROADS REALTY IS 8-11-20 (4) FAST MOVING food esta¬ MID MICHIGAN. Open choose from, 75Y. and up, all fer experience. Full or part MOVING1 to 124 W Grand 9a m. 9p.m., FEE. EAST LANSING 5 man, gas quality guaranteed. WAZOO E W SPARROW HOSPITAL blishment now accepting ap¬ time. Intelligent, neat, ener¬ River, E. Lansing. Same heat, insulated, 2 car garage. PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT C 3-11-12 (6) RFCORDS, 223 Abbott, 337 CHEVETTE 1978, 4 door, 4 plications for part time help. phone number' 351-0951. „ getic. Modern office facilities. $480. 339-1022. 3 11 13 (3) 0947 C 20 11 30 15) speed, excellent condition, MAVERICK 1970_Rusty but Compensation open. Call 1215 E Michigan Apply in person 3URGER C 20-11 30(4) must sell. $3550 or best offer, trusty. 25 MPG regular: Lansing, Michigan, 48909 KING restaurant 1141 East FEMALE ROOMMATE need before 6p.m. 323-3717. Phone 323-9384 8 11-12 (4) snowtires. low miles. $300. Grand River, East Lansing Cleaning the attic? Sell un¬ ed for winter and spring. 337-0526 after 3. 6-11-16 (4! 5-11-12 (7) 1973 CHEVY Wagon with air. MONZA - 1979 Coupe. V-6, 4 WAITRESSES FULL AND an undiscriminatory, affirma¬ tive action employer 6 1114 (25) between the hours of 2-4 p.m. 7-11-12 (8) wanted items in these col- Close to campus. Call 332 5029 Z-5-11 14 (3) EXPERIENCE $250. Also, 1976 Olds Wa¬ speed, power steering, part time, nights and days The World as your Campus gon, loaded. $2650. Call 371 brakes, radio. Rally wheels 1200, 339 8885 evenings. 5-11-13 (6) Sharp. $4100. 651-6330 available at SALOON. 882-2577. SHANNON'S LIVE-IN ped to assist handicap¬ attorney in arising HOLIDAY 8 11-12 (4) 8-11-15 14) mornings and retiring even¬ CHEVY WAGON, '71. '75 1967 MUSTANG 289 auto, ALL STUDENT ings. Lifting involved. Com¬ pensation, plush apartment, TRANSPORTATION motor, transportation gem, extras, no rust! Must sell. advertising be prepaid beginning 374-8652. 6 11-16 (6) must see to appreciate, $1000 or best offer. 699-2502 Runs good, best offer, 4185. Z 1 11-12 (3) 355 must November 5 S 22 11 29 ( 3) LOCAL AMWAY distributor AD 8-11-15 (4) PART-TIME, evenings. Mon¬ is helping many persons earn MUSTANG 1965, 3 speed, 4 day-Friday Must be neat, CHEVY NOVA 1973 V 8, money working 2 to 4 hours barrel, $700. Call 627-9100 dependable Call 655 3931 good transportation. $550. 8-11-12 (3) between 12-2 p.m. per day We can help you. For an appointment call 723 Just complete form and mail 351-7770 evenings & week 8 11 19 (5) 6055 7 11 13(61 with payment to ends. 3-11-14 (3) MUSTANG MACH I, 1972 CINDI excellent condition. $1700. PART TIME taking and de- PLANT PARTIES DODGE CHARGER 1974, State News Classified Dept. 349 5932. Z 3 11-12 (3) livering orders. Household Hostess earns 10%. Contact power, AM/FM, good cond¬ products. Excellent pay. Call HYACINTH HOUSE GREEN 347 Student Services Bldg. ition, $1,500 or best offer, '74 PINTO runabout, runs 321 3022. 8 11 12 (41 ERY, 332 6200 20 11 30 (4) 337 1301 or 351 2635. East Lansing, Mich. 48823 8-11-15 (4) good, looks nice, only $795. Call 337 2237. 6 11 16(31 FORD TORINO 1974 Excel¬ SCOUT 66 4 wheel drive, lent condition. Good radial SYSTEMS AND CONTROL tires. Automatic transmis 4-speed, safari top, dual gas Name: sion Must sell. 353 0948 after tanks. Runs well $600 484 AT CASE UNIVERSITY 3264, after 5 p.m. Address: 6 p.m. Z 8 11 16 15) Z 5-11 16 (51 FORD WAGON, 1973. Good Graduate assistantships and postdoctoral re Daytime phone: Student No.: transportation, new parts. search positions are available in the Depart¬ $300 or best offer. Must see Classification: ment of Systems Engineering. to appreciate. 372 4988 8 11 19 14) No. of days to run: Insertion Date: MONDAY NOV 1? 103 BESSY at 7 00 p.m Research projects in electric power systems Need Ride?: Need Riders9: TUESDAY HOY 13 106 WONDERS at 7:00 p.m GRAND PRIX 1972, runs security, computer control of industrial pro WEDNESDAY NOV 14 331 UNION at 8 30 p.m very good, new exhaust & cesses, large scale military systems, and fuel pump, some body dents, THURSDAY NOV 15 103 HUB8ARD at 7 00 p.m water resources systems have openings as 25 characters in a line including punctuation and spaces between words. good rubber, $550 or best offer. 339 8687, Mike early as January, 1980. Print Ad Here: 8-11-21 15! GREMLIN-X 1974, radials. snows, AM FM stereo, t: Professor Stephen Kahne excellent, 332-5255, after Dept. of Systems Engineering 6 p.m. Z 5-11 16 (3) Cose Institute of Technology Clevelond OH 44106 Shop now our Classified columns for low prices on gift 50° per line, per insertion, prepayment required. purchases for the holidays Monday, November 12, 1979 For Sale |fo| For Sale Personal \\71 ] Typing Service Energy alternatives t THE ADULT COLORING UNITED DISCOUNT ecu WILL THERE BE ONE FOR UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS BOOK Off-color fun for pons, 2, best offer, 332-3700 YOU? It's Christmas Peanuts COMPLETE RESUME SERV 'continued from page 3) estimates running from 10 to 20 adults with a sense of humor. or 676 1499 Z5-11-14 13) Personal Time again. Place ICE: Typesetting; offset print¬ It's packed with provocative yours on a prepayment basis- criers' Midland plant, will need percent of the original con¬ Imported fabrics from England & Italy ing; and bindery services. many changes costing hundreds struction costs. Xrated poses, rib-tickling UNITED HALF fare coupons 4 lines $3.50. STATE NEWS Approved dissertation print¬ of millions of dollars. "I wonder if the fuel for Complete bridal department captions, dot-to-dot chal¬ (2) $50 each. 3552370 or CLASSIFIEDS. 347 Student lenges and even a crossword 489 1363 after 5p.m. Services. Deadline Nov. 21st- ing and binding specialists. For estimate, stop in at 2843 Plants of the Fermi II type, nuclear power plants will be Sewing notions & patterns puzzle. Great gag gift. $4 E 5 11 14 14) noon. 2-11-13(7) E. Grand River or phone he said, typically are capable of available at all," Freedkin said, Vogue Butterick Simplicity & McCalls each or 3 for $10 Make 332 8414 C 20 11 30 (9) producing 50 to 55 percent of explaining that the uranium checks PALOMINO SHAG CARPET, 12x17, their capacity. to Recreation m needed to operate those plants ENTERPRISES. Mail mixed 213 Ann St. East COLOR BOOK "C", Box to green, $125. 6000BTU air cond¬ never used, TYPING. EXPERIENCED, fast and reasonable. 371 -4635 Decommissioning costs of is being depleted in the United Lansing nuclear plants are largely un¬ States. 3837, Center Line, Ml 48015. itioner, $125. GE toaster-oven DISC JOCKEY. We have a C 20 11 30 (3) open daily 9:30 to 9:00 Sat. 9:30 to 5:30 known, Freedkin said, with Not everyone at the meeting 2 3 11 14 (13) $16 All excellent. 351 8476. complete mobile sound Phone 332-0361 E 5 11 20 (5) system to fill any size room EXPERT TYPING. Term pap¬ opposed a nuclear buy-in by the TECHNICS RECEIVER and with your favorite music all ers, letter, RESUMES. Near BWL, however. turntable. 2 Pioneer HPN-6 TWO UNITED Discount Cou¬ supplied by Discount Re¬ Gables. 337-0205. It s What's Chihiro Kikuchi, of the Michi¬ speakers. $750 394-5667. pons. $39 each. 332-2053 cords, E. Lansing. We'll do a C-20-11 30 (3) gan Educators Forum, said the Happening BELL'S 3-11-14 (3) E-5-11-14 (3) BWL's 4 percent growth pre¬ professional type program at TYPING: IBM Selectric. Term diction could also be an under¬ a non-professional price. Call HIGHEST QUALITY con NEW AND used guitars, ban plus editing, H 1 SOUND at 332-2212 to papes, resumes, estimate. temporary furniture. 394- jos, mandolins, etc. Dulc close to campus. 351-5694. Announcements for It's What's There is a limit to conserva¬ 5667 3 11-14 (31 imers and kits, recorders, make a good party better. OR-17-11 -30 (3) Happening must be received in the AMERICAN AIRLINES half thousands of hard to find albums and books. Discount Ask for Tom. X-10-11-15 (121 TYPING - THESIS, manu¬ State News office, 343 Student Services Bldg., by noon at least tion, Kikuchi said, calling nu¬ clear power the "one sure Greek Pizza price coupons. $30 each. prices. Expert repairs free FALLTIME ENTERTAIN¬ two days before publication. No thing" in the future. 669 3764. 3 11-14 (3) scripts, papers. IBM selectric. A We Teach estimates. ELDERLY INSTR¬ MENT. Horseback riding and Sandy Clark, 487-6756 after announcements will be accepted representative of the WILL THERE BE ONE FOR UMENTS. 541 E. Grand River 332 4331. C-20-11-30 (9) hayrides. Boarding available. 6. 12-11-13 (3) by phone. Michigan Chapter of the Ameri¬ TUNA CRAZY C RIDING STABLE. can Nuclear Society, George YOU? It's Christmas Peanuts 676-3710. OR 1-11 12 (5) MSU Volleyball Club meets Good Taste Pickering, said nuclear power Personal Time again. Place yours on a prepayment basis- 130 Gal. AQUARIUM, flor. hood, aqua king filter, heater, SKYDIVING- Every weekend. Instructions | from 9 to 11 tonight and Wednes¬ day, main arena, IM Sports-West. has been relatively harmless and was consistently cost com¬ Try A 4 lines $3.50 STATE NEWS First jump instruction every gravel, $195 485 7223 New members welcome. CLASSIFIEDS, 347 Student 5-11-13 (3) Saturday and Sunday 10:00 LESSONS IN guitar, banjo petitive with coal. TUNA GRINDER Services. Deadline Nov. 21st- a.m. (no appointment neces¬ and more, at the ELDERLY International Folk Dancing Pickering called oil "the most noon. 2-11 1317) DISCOUNT CALCULATORS INSTRUMENT SCHOOL. dangerous fuel in the world sary). Take advantage of meets from 8 to 10 tonight, Bailey 1135 E Grand River has moved to 124 W. Grand Fall-Winter rates. FREE sky¬ C-20-11-30 (4) today" due to political implica¬ 225 MAC Ave. Elementary School. Instruction ACCOUSTIC RESEARCH River. 351-0951. tions associated with it. diving programs for groups. first hour. Bring tennis shoes. 332-0858 AR14 speakers. Still under C-20-11-30 (3) Charlotte Paracenter and 332-5027 PRIVATE GUITAR lessons - warranty. $125 each. 355- MSU Parachute club. 372- Career Resources Center offers 9452 Z E 5-11 16 (4) any style beginners or current information on many ATTENTION: MEDICAL stu 9127 after 10 p.m., weekends. advance. Call MARSHALL career possibilities. Open from 8 DISCOUNT, NEW-used dents - demonstration skull C 16-11-30 110) MUSIC CO., 337-9700. Open a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. We feature desks, chairs, files. BUSI¬ from Kilgore Intl., Coldwater. BLUEGRASS EXTENSION weeknights until 9:00 p.m. Monday through Friday and on NESS EQUIPMENT CO. 215 Belonged to plastic surgeon! SERVICE plays weddings, Saturdays 10a.m. - 5p.m. C-20-11-30 (6) Tuesday and Wednesday even¬ East Lansing's E. Kalamazoo. 485 5500. $200, 323-4818. 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New members wel¬ FOUND IN SAM'S STORE, count coupon. $50. After 11 Civic Center. November 17th come. Contact Marc Shulman. p.m. 351 1845. E 5-11 15 (3) class ring Livonia Stevenson PROFESSIONAL EDITING 1977. 337-7267 to identify. Corrections to rewrites. Typ¬ Saturday 11-8pm, 18th, Sun¬ day 11-6pm. 40-50 quality Drugs: Come find out the facts AIRLINE DISCOUNT cou 5-11-12(3) ing arranged. 332-5991. from the Drug Education Center at pons. Call 351 4270,9:30 a.m. OR 1 11-12 (3) dealers. Admission $1.50, 8:30 tonight, in C-106 Holmes Hall. to 5:30 p.m. E-5-11-15 (3) students $1.00. LOST: BIG yellow dog, male Sponsored by Holmes Hall Alco¬ EXPERIENCED TYPIST, dis¬ X-10-11 -16 17) shepherd mix, on campus hol Education Committee. DOWN PARKA Royal 11-4. We love him. Reward. sertations, term papers, and Down, like new. 100% north¬ Call 655 2323. Z-3-11 14 (4) graphs. Call 349-6692. MINIATURES AND antique Council for Exceptional Children ern goose. Adult size medium OR 3 11 14 (3) reproduction. 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We CIRCULAR River, above 541 E Grand Paramount. No prostitutes! MSU and Monday-Friday. 10a.m. 5 99 have the rating supplement! surrounding area. For details Saturday 337 1666 We get calls such as Open 11a.m. 6p.m. 6 days. Celebrate Japan Week with free The most delicious, most sumptuous dinners our new menu could offer send $2.00 to J' P.O. Box 5 C 20 11 30 (7) this every single day. . . C 20-11-30 16) films, flower, tea and martial arts Luscious entrees come complete with salad, vegetable, bread, and Okemos, Ml 48864 your Z 9 11 16 (8) TYPING IBM memory, pica, demonstrations in various loca¬ choice of baked potato, rice, or french fries Our modest prices complete WE SELL stereo equipment. . . . elite. Editing available; former tions. Asian Studies Center has this tasty picture ... So add a little spice to your dining. THE STEREO SHOPPE. East more information. English teacher 694 4070. Lansing. C-20-11-30 (31 JOHN SHUTTLESWORTH. 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STATE NEWS TYPING FREE pick up and Lansing will hold its monthly SEWING MACHINES delivery Fast, experienced, meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday, at the new CLASSIFIEDS, 347 Student Beekman Center, 2901 Sunday free arm machines from low rates. 676 2009 Wabash Services Deadline Nov. 21st. Noon to $99 50 Guaranteed used OR 18 11 30 (3) Road, Lansing. 4p.m. Lansing. 321-2770 2-11-13 17) 355-8255 jacE'Sjg - noon. machines from $39 50. All Mon. thru. Thurs. National Agricultural Marketing Phone for reservations makes repaired. EDWARDS Searching for an apartment TYPING IN my home. Close 5p.m. to 7p.m. Association meets at 6:30 tonight, DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. or house for rent is made to campus Reasonable rates. in 212 Agriculture Hall. Upcoming 1115 N Washington 489 Call between 9Et7. easy in these Classified col- Cindy activities will be organized. All 6448 C 20 11 30 18) 394 4448 10-11 14 (3) members please attend. Michigon State News, Eost Lansing Michigan Monday, November 12, 1979 15 HAGAR the Horrible Daily Tv Highlights by Dik Browne sponsored by: . ^ Bill Cosby today Tomorrow (6)WJIM-TV(CBS) (lO)WILX-TV(NBC) (11/26)WELM-TV(Coble) (12)WJRT-TV(ABC) (23)WKAR-TV(PBS) MONDAY 2:30 (10) Little House On The 11:30 9:00 (6) Guiding Light (6) Harry O (6, 12) Phil Donahue (10) Another World (12)20 20 (10) Tonight (10) Mike Douglas (23) Brave New Cowboy (23) Dialog (23) ABC News (23) Sesame Street 3:00 9:00 12:00 10:00 (6) M*A*S*H (12) General Hospital (12) News (6) Beat The Clock (10) Movie (12) Mary Tyler Moore 3:30 (12) NFL Football 12:30 (23) Mister Rogers (6) One Day At A Time (23) World (12) Rookies (10) Card Sharks (23) Villa Alegre 9': 30 12:40 10:30 4:00 (6) WKRP In Cincinnati (6) McMillan & Wife (6) Whew I (6) Flintstones 10:00 1:00 (10) Hollywood Squares (10) Bugs Bunny (6) Lou Grant (10) Tomorrow - (12) Odd Couple (12) Match Game (23) Jane Fonda 1:30 (23) Villa Alegre (23) Sesame Street 4:30 11:00 (12) Newt PEANUTS 10:55 (6) News 2:00 (6) CBS News (6) Gunsmoke (23) Dick Cavett (10) News by Schulz 11:00 (10) Gilligan's Island (6) Price Is Right (12) Gunsmoke (10) High Rollers 5:00 MSU SHADOWS (12) Laverne & Shirley (10) Star Trek (23) Electric Company (23) Mister Rogers by Gordon Carleton PXNBALL PETE'S 5:30 11:30 SPONSORED BY: "T.0" . . 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Oath Monday, November 12, 1979 WILL 'CHANGE IIALAMIE Ol VOLlTHiL I'OULH' Singh parents topic Liberals form new lobbying organization The problems of single parenthood in University Apart¬ ments, will be discussed at 7:30 community room 1645M. tonight in the Spartan Village Jacque Moss, an MSU Counseling Center staff member, will organizer, said the new group will press state lawmakers on issues Ross said. DEARBORN (UPI) - About 150 liberal activists have formed a speak about "Coping with the Stress of Single Parenthood." such as wetlands protection, land use planning, utility rate reform State party leaders know of the group's intentions, and so far new statewide organization designed to "change the balance of This will be an organizational meeting for single parents and political ethics. have expressed no opposition, the two lawmakers said. political power" through consolidated lobbying efforts in Lansing. living in University Apartments, said Nancy Lange, of the "Those of us who are concerned with these issues are losing," But another conference participant, Bob Alexander, an aide to Organizers said the group, called the Democratic Citizen's University Apartments Programs Office. Ross said. "We don't win those fights. What we are trying to do is to Sen. Edward Pierce, D Ann Arbor, said Democratic conservatives Caucus, was formed in an effort to counter the political beating "Ways to cope and future programs for single parents living liberals have been taking on a variety of issues in the legislature. rebuild the progressive non labor wing of the Democratic party." likely would resist the liberals' new political assault. in University Apartments will also be discusspd," she added. Padden said there are lawmakers in Lansing who are "What we are doing will be perceived as a threat to the status "We have to put our concerns on the public agenda and then make that agenda public policy in Michigan," said Rep. Jeffrey Padden, sympathetic to the liberals on a number of matters, but are "drifting quo," Alexander said. to the right because the only pressure they feel is from the right." "The people in power will not welcome us. If we don't expect that, D-Wyandotte, an organizer of Saturday's founding conference. The new organization will attempt to reverse that trend, lobby we'll be in for bloodbath." "We have to change the balance of political power in the state of a lawmakers on specific issues and try to influence the Democratic Organizers admitted they will have to improve Black Michigan," Padden said. Padden and Sen. Douglas Ross, D Oak Park, another conference party's direction al its August 1980 state convention, Padden and involvement in the new group. earn s90.00 Senate a month confronts committee budget savings issue for 2 or 3 hours a week of your spare time. By ROBERT PARRY House Senate conference committee for a new round of Kennedy has urged Carter to veto the windfall tax and re-impose Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON - The Senate, taking one more look at the negotiations. President Carter's "windfall profits" tax is also ready for Senate controls unless Congress approves a tax that reclaims at least half of the revenues resulting from decontrol. donate plasma floor action this week. The Senate Finance Committee's version sets a tax rate of 27 You may save a long-overdue 1980 budget, must decide whether to insist on its life! demand that congressional committees achieve $3.6 billion in percent, although oil companies would also have to pay income It's easy THE SENATE FINANCE ( ,'ommittee recommended a tax less taxes on their decontrol related revenues. arid relaxing. Be a twice-a-week savings. The savings issue has become the one remaining obstacle to than one half as tough as the president proposed last spring when regular. 510 cash each donation, plus passage of the 1980 budget, which covers the fiscal year that started he announced the lifting of domestic crude oil price controls. IN THE HOUSE, a vote is scheduled Tuesday on establishing bonuses. Oct. 1, a full six weeks ago. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., who is challenging Carter Jan. 15, the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday, as a national A Senate vote on the budget is expected this week. The House for the Democratic presidential nomination, is expected to work with other Senate liberals to toughen the tax. holiday in honor of the slain civil rights leader. The King birthday proposal has the support of the House this ad worth $5 extra deleted the proposed savings order — known as "reconciliation - Carter wants a so called "windfall profits" tax to accompany his Democratic leadership. New donors only. Phone for appointment. when it approved the $547.6 billion budget last Thursday. The Senate had approved the spending package on Wednesday program for gradually ending price controls on domestically Meanwhile, the delay in approving a budget is unprecedented in 332-8914 with reconciliation included. produced oil. 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