Wedneboay mmm■■ toda-v VOLUME 73 NUMBER 163 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING MICHIGAN 48824 NOVEMBER 14, 1979 New faculty grievance plan excludes promotion, tenure By SUE ROBACH State News Staff Writer Zolton Ferency, associate professor of criminal justice, said he did not feel an excessive Faculty promotions, the largest area of faculty complaints, may no longer be amount of faculty time wasted in the grievance procedure. considered a formal grievance under a plan presented by Provost Clarence L. Winder at Tuesday's Faculty Council meeting. "MANY GRIEVANCES DON'T go to formal hearings," he said. Winder introduced to councilmembers a new approach to the Faculty Grievance "I would say that half the grievances are resolved informally," Larrowe said. Procedure, which removes grievances of promotion, reappointment, and tenure from the "Sometimes all it takes is a phone call to a dean or provost." process. Also in his approach, Winder stated if the grievant's complaint cannot be resolved in "A better option is to provide review by peers through college level and give the the administrative review procedure and it satisfied the formal definition of a grievance it recommendations to the dean," Winder said. may be referred to the formal grievance procedure. The formal grievance procedure has previously called for hearings on the college or The approach further states that a formal grievance is defined as a grievance involving department level from which the grievance was filed. If the grievance was not resolved at an administrative decision that derives from a violation or misinterpretation of that that level it went to a University appeals panel, the president, and in some cases resulted unit's policy concerning procedures, rules or established practices in the University or in binding arbitration. that college involved. Before the meeting, Winder had obtained a document containing "understandings" that ALTHOUGH WINDER SUGGESTED removing these formal grievances from the the Ad Hoc Committee to study the grievance procedure had reached last summer. procedure, C. Patric "Lash" Larrowe, Faculty Grievance official, stated that the largest number of faculty grievances involve promotion issues and that the third largest area was THIS MET WITH disapproval from Ad Hoc committee members because they had not reappointment. Winder's approach calls for an "administrative review procedure" which allows for yet received this written document. The Ad Hoc Commitee was appointed in May and met several times last summer to review of administrator decisions by an advisory panel of college peers and a thorough assessment by the dean. study the Proposed Revision to the Interim Faculty Grievance Procedure implemented in 1972. The anticipated scarcity of resources in the future and distinguishing between A young man who wounded three police officers in San Antonio, Texas, complaints and formal grievances were also issues in Winder's approach. Changes in disability insurance were also discussed by the council. Winder stated that time and effort of faculty members must be allocated cautiously. Norman Abeles, chairperson of the University Committee on Faculty Affairs said as of Tuesday was fatally shot as he charged out the backdoor of a house "We, as a University, community, and faculty administrators, have to assess how we Jan. 1, 1980, 60 percent of the total salaries will be paid at a ceiling of $60,000. This where he barricaded himself for nearly three hours. are using our time and effort because we represent the major resources at MSU," Winder excludes summer school earnings. Iranian students must report to immigration officials By JAMES H. RUBIN Crosland disclosed that colleges which refuse to comply with the administration's Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON — The Carter administration formally ordered Iranian students Tuesday to report to immigration authorities within 30 days or face deportation. Policy aimed at placating deportative drive could lose their federal accreditation to admit foreign students. But, Crosland said, there have been "no negative responses" from universities, and he said he has no reason to believe that any will refuse to help. Attorney General Benjamin R. Civiletti issued an order on instructions from President The students have until Dec. 13 to report to the nearest INS office or to an INS Carter that is armed at determining how many Iranian students are violating the terms of their visas and may be ordered to leave the country. There are about 220 Iranian students attending MSU. angry American citizens representative on campus. Failure to report would be reason in itself to deport the students even if they are otherwise complying with visa requirements. The administration adopted the deportation policy in response to the crisis in Iran in many are violating their visas by not enrolling full time in college. which Americans and others at the U.S. embassy in Tehran have been held hostage for 10 THE STUDENTS WILL be required to produce passports and forms bearing arrival days. AT A NEWS briefing, David W. Crosland, acting head of the immigration service, Administration officials who asked not to be identified said the information as well as evidence that they are properly enrolled at a college and have paid policy was partly aimed promised a vigorous effort to locate and deport Iranian students who are here illegally. school fees. Crosland said the students will be photographed but will not be fingerprinted. at placating U.S. citizens who might resort to violence against the Iranians who might But he was vague as to the manpower that would be directed toward the effort. He said he could not estimate how many students are violating visa requirements. jeopardize the lives of the hostages. He said there are 900 INS investigators throughout the nation and officials in the four The INS tried to determine last Jandary how many Iranian students were in the The Justice Department's Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) estimates INS regions of the country will have the responsibility to send them where there are the there about 50,000 Iranian students in the United States, but does not know how country illegally following violent demonstrations against the shah, who was still in are greatest concentrations of Iranian students. power at the time. The program to deport Iranian students was suspended earlier this year after the shah was deposed for fear that forcing the students to go back to Iran could place them in jeopardy under the new regime. Crosland refused to say why Iranian students were being singled out and why the INS U.S. officials contact was not extending the policy to all Iranians. The government has provided various estimates on how many Iranians there are in this country, placing the figure anywhere from 130,000 to 200,000. Crosland said students who report to the INS aand are found to be violating the terms Iranians by telephone of their visas would prolong their stay in the United States by "months or longer" if they have the money to pay a lawyer to challenge deportation orders. WASHINGTON (AP) - Officials said States would not bow to terrorism or Tuesday they have established telephone contact with the U.S. Embassy in Tehran, but refused to say whether there have been economic pressure in its efforts to free hostages. A short time after Carter's address the was United Airlines plans any significant negotiations with the Iran¬ aired, Iranian officials said they already had ians who are holding some 60 Americans decided to cut off the flow of oil to the hostage there. State Department spokesperson Hodding United States. to reduce services Carter had been scheduled to make a trip Carter said communication with the Iranian students who control the embassy was to Pennsylvania on Tuesday, which was to By BRUCE RABIAKZ reasons, Thomas said. have included a "town meeting" in Phila¬ State News Staff Writer "Their margins and profit picture would established several days ago and that the Iranians have been taking messages for the delphia. But the trip was called off and a Two top Michigan Aeronautics Commis look better by moving somewhere else," he spokesperson said the president wanted to sion members will meet with the federal hostages. stay in Washington so he could "continue to Civil Aeronautics Board today to demand "But to the public who has depended on Meanwhile, the Carter administration closely monitor the situation in Iran." that it order United Airlines to continue United, it would appear that United is was studying conflicting reports from Iran The spokesperson said Carter's decision servicing Lansing and four other cities until leaving them high and dry," he added. about possible compromise proposals that to cancel the trip was "not based on any Thomas said he is confident other airlines a replacement airline is found. could lead to release of the hostages. new developments or The action is will pick up routes United drops but it may expectation of an being taken in response to The Iranians, who overran the embassy immediate change in the situation in Iran." United's plans to greatly reduce service to take them some time to implement their Nov. 4, have demanded that the deposed In reporting the telephone link with the Lansing, Flint, Grand Rapids, Muskegon flight programs. Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi be returned and Saginaw. About 180,000 passengers were carried Iranians in the American Embassy, spokes¬ to their country to stand trial as a war Airport officials from several of these by United during the first nine months of person Carter declined comment on 1979 out of Flint, Grand Rapids, Lansing, criminal. The shah is undergoing treatment whether substantive talks had been held cities said the planned reductions in service for cancer in a New York hospital, and the would have a "devastating" effect on Muskegon and Saginaw, Thomas said. with the Iranian students. United States has refused to surrender him. citizens and industry in these cities. Certain major companies might move He did not rule out the possibility that it of Iran's green berets crowds in front of the U.S. United's outgoing flights from Lansing from the affected cities if they cannot be in the United States would negotiate for the Embassy gates in air contact with major air markets, Thomas BUT ACCORDING TO a Tehran radio release of the hostages, but he indicated the downtown Tehran Tuesday to shout anti-American slogans in support of would be cut to from eight to two, one to broadcast monitored here, the acting head administration is not prepared to concede the Moslem militants who are still holding 65 Americans Chicago and one to Denver, said Robert J. of the Iranian Foreign Ministry, Abolhassan hostage in re¬ The airline deregulation act of 1978 which turn for the former Shah of Iran. Thomas, director of the commission. anything to the Iranians. has helped big cities by increasing competi Bani-Sadr, is now proposing that the United THOMAS MET WITH representatives tion and reducing fares has had a disastrous States support an international investiga¬ tion into the "crimes" of the shah and turn from Detroit, Flint, Grand Rapids, Lansing effect on mid sized cities like Lansing, over the shah's fortune to Iran. The sources close to the shah have estimated his wealth Senate approves financial reform bill, and Saginaw to announce plans to work together on the problem. officials said. United's plan to drastically cut services is slated to take effect in April. at $60 million to $90 million. "They and the state will prepare petitions Bani-Sadr was not quoted as repeating to the Civil Aeronautics Board that will the demand that the shah be returned to Iran. grants $14.4 million for Wayne County show in detail the service needs of the communities and plead the case for replace Ticket requests But Tehran radio also carried a statement By LAN! WIEGAND government. ment service," Thomas said. from the Iranians holding the embassy in United Press International "The only one that can force United to Kelly said inclusion of an elected executive in the legislation was which they rejected any "conciliatory The Senate Tuesday approved a heavily-amended i maintain its service (until a replacement is proposal" to the United States. aimed at reforming financially ailing Wayne County, ending nearly his primary goal and offsets any changes adopted by the Senate. found) is the Civil Aeronautics Board," for inauguration But department Also included in the measure was a provision requiring the Thomas said. spokesperson Jack two weeks of debate on the bill. Faculty, staff and students interested in Tuohey said of the radio reports: "We're The upper chamber voted 23-8 in favor of the measure's passage county to maintain a balanced budget and submit to an annual Thomas said he and the Michigan audit. attending the formal inauguration of Presi giving them a hard look. Any movement — the first step toward reorganization of the nation's third largest Aeronautics Commission Chairperson Ron dent Cecil Mackey will have to sign a ticket Amove to force the state to fund costs of reorganization failed. aid Heinlein will meet with the Civil upward is welcome." Speaking privately, county. request form no later than Thursday. officials said the conflicting statements In other action, the Senate voted to give Wayne County a Aeronautics Board chairperson in Washing Tickets are still available for the cere¬ from the students and Bani-Sadr raised financial boost in the form of a long awaited $14.4 million for the WAYNE COUNTY ALREADY has faced a growing deficit, ton, D.C. to "press the case for maintenance mony which will be held in the University questions as to who, if anyone, is in charge state's purchase of the Walter Reuther Longterm Care Facility. pav'ess paydays and the possibility of massive layoffs. Gov. of the quality of air service provided by Auditorium Nov. 30 at 3:30 p.m. of the situation in Iran and indicated the Much of the appropriation, approved on a 25-6 vote, will be used to William G. Milliken firmly maintains he will approve no special aid United Airlines." to the county until it agrees to reorganize. Ticket request forms are available in the nation was sliding toward anarchy. The commission may also take legal pay off the mental health center's mortgage. deans' offices of all colleges as well as Dean These officials said they thought the Both bills now go to the House, where action will be delayed Milliken supports placing a strong county executive at the head action, Thomas said, to insure the state can Ralph Smuekler's office, 211 International Bani-Sadr statement might be a trial until after a scheduled 11-day Thanksgiving recess. of the county government. maintain its access to Chicago's O'Hare Center; Dean Raymond Vlasin's office, 114 balloon by a faction within the ruling But Sen. Basil Brown. D Highland Park, said the governor "was Airport should United pull out. Kellogg Center: Herman Kings' office, 308 revolutionary council, which may want to DESPITE THE NUMBER of amendments tacked on to the bill, using Wayne County's insolvency to blackjack it into submissive Administration Bldg.; Joseph Kearney's end the crisis. its sponsor — Sen. John Kelly, D Detroit — said he was happy THE COMMISSION WANTS the airport office, 218 Jenison Fieldhouse; Louis F. The Iranian rado reports came a day after with the final product. "I'll vote against this bill and any other bill that comes along," he to keep existing gates and time slots open Hekuis' office, 105 Student Services Bldg. President Carter, in a nationally broadcast As it now stands, the bill provides for the selection of a charter said. for the airline that replaces United's service and at the Information Desk of the MSU statement, ordered an end to the purchase commission which will give voters a choice between an elected Sen. John Welborn, R Kalamazoo, termed the measure "a for the five cities. Employee Credit Union office. of Iranian oil. The president said the United executive or an appointed manager to lead a revamped county United's planned move is for business symbol" to justify bailing out Wayne County. Michigan State News East Lansing Michigan Wednesday. November 14, 1979 CARTER OS ACTS ROS REQUEST State News Wire Digest Supplies ordered By MAUREEN SANTINI "We cannot lose time," she of refugees from Thailand to be to refugees tain vegetable oils and other not yet approved that because Associated Press Writer told a White House resettled in the United States. food to meet the nutritional gathering of the Cambodian government WASHINGTON l AP) - executives from international Hereafter, most of the monthly needs of the refugees, many of will not agree. Presided Carter, acting at his of 14,000 whom suffer from malnutrition. relief agencies. "The situation quota refugees wife's behest, ordered an is urgent." allowed into America will be It also will include mobile she said u.s. truck de¬ immediate U.S. airlift of special filled from Thai refugee camps liveries from Thailand to West¬ Focus=Worlp food for children and other supplies to Indochinese refugee Sirs, carter announ¬ rather than from along the boat equipment to provide water for refugee camps and equipment ern Cambodia should be sent ced that the president also people in Malaysia and Hong to improve communication be¬ only "as a last resort." camps in Thailand. approved these other recom¬ Kong. tween camps and relief agen¬ Cambodia has rejected the Terrorists wound Israeli ambassador Rosalynn Carter, who visited mendations: • $4 million for the care and cies in Bangkok, Mrs. Carter truck deliveries, arguing some the camps last week, an maintenance of refugee camps. said. • An immediate $2 million of the food would go to anti- LISBON, Portugal (AP) Two ter¬ The two unmasked men attacked nounced the presidential action • A review of the refugee "There will be at least one grant to UNICEF to buy rice government rebels loyal to rorists wounded Israel's ambassador to Ambassador Ephriam Eldar's car as it Tuesday when she detailed her for the refugees, whose food settlement process, which is shipment immediately and if we ousted Cambodian Premier Pol recommendations for helping said to take too long. need more we will do it," said Portugal and killed his bodyguard Tues¬ drove up to the Israeli chancellery supply was said to be less than Pot. thousands of sick and starving 30 Richard Holbrooke, assistant day in a grenade and machine gun am¬ shortly before 10 a.m. days. In addition, Mrs. Carter bush. Three other persons were injured. A grenade fragment hit the ambassa¬ refugees. in the number the airlift will con secretary of state for Far East prodded her husband to appoint and Asian affairs. It has not Portugese national radio said it re¬ dor's bodyguard in the head, killing him quickly a new U.S. coordinator been determined exactly when for refugee affairs. Ambassador ceived a telephone call from a previous¬ instantly. Police said the 55-year-old the airlift will take place. U.S. Dick Clark, who held the posi¬ ly unheard of group the International Eldar was saved by staying in the car. Militant Workers, claiming responsibility for the attack. But a bullet broke a bone in his forearm, another wounded him right in the reacts to Iranians Holbrooke said the money to implement the recommenda¬ tions comes out of Carter's $69 tion, resigned recently to work for Sen. Edward M. Kennedy's presidential campaign. The radio said the caller claimed the By The Associated Press tion officials within 30 days to ganizer of the demonstration, thigh, and he suffered shrapnel wounds The 50,000 Iranian students show that they are full-time million pledge to help the Carter, in a brief appearance called for release of the hos¬ group fought against capitalism and im¬ along the right side of his body. students as required by their refugees, plush other emer¬ at the meeting before his wife's in the United States, told to tages in exchange for the perialism as represented by Zionists'' Eldar underwent surgery in Lisbon's visas. gency funds. report was given, said U.S. and that other, unspecified ottacks report to immigration officials former Shah of Iran, if neces¬ Mrs. Carter also suggested Santa Maria Hospital, where doctors de¬ face A government official, who proposals to aid Cambodian would follow. or deportation, were the sary. He was frequently inter¬ an airlift of equipment such as scribed his condition as satisfactory. targets of more demonstrations asked not to be identified, said refugees sometimes backfire rupted by the crowd, which fork lifts and cranes to Cambo¬ and may be more effective if Tuesday across the country. the action was an attempt to chanted, "Deport, deport, de¬ dia to help distribute food and made by the United Nations or Iranian flags intended to be forestall any violence by Ameri¬ port." medical supplies. Carter has poor nations. FocussNation burned were selling like hot- cakes for $13 each at a store cans that could threaten the lives of 60 hostages who have across the street from the been held at the U.S. Embassy Betsy Ross house in Phila¬ in Tehran for the past 10 days. Chlorine gas OTHER COUNTRIES HESITANT TO JOIN dissipates, danger remains delphia. "We Reserve the Right to in chicago, federal Refuse Service to Iranian Citi¬ authorities have taken three MISSISSAUGA, Ontario (AP) Most gash in the chlorine tanker, one of Carter credited — for zens," read a sign posted in Iranians into custody to await of the deadly chlorine from a wrecked several wrecked in a Saturday night de¬ rail tanker suburb had in this western Toronto safely dissipated into the railment, said about three-quarters of the 90 tons of chlorine front of the First Edition restaurant and disco in Ocean exclusion or deportation hear¬ ings. authorities said. move was gone. Meanwhile, four Iranian stu¬ By The Associated Press for the economy," said the official, who asked not atmosphere by Tuesday. City officials said until gas pockets dents jailed since Friday for Japan said "no," Australia said "maybe" and to be named. Authorities said it appeared most of near the wreckage are removed, there Britain kept its own counsel Tuesday about ABOl'T 200 PERSONS allegedly plotting to kidnap Ten percent of the oil the nearly 220,000 persons evacuated will be no attempt to pump out the re¬ Minnesota Gov. Al Quie were whether they will join the United States in a Japan consumes comes chanting "Drink your oil" from Iran. Iranian oil accounts for no more than 4 could return home, but officials said the maining chlorine gas into tanker trucks. watched as a homemade Iran released. Ramsey County At¬ boycott of Iranian oil. percent of U.S. consumption. danger was not over. Health authorities said the chlorine ian flag was burned on the torney Tom Foley said that Foreign-exchange dealers, meanwhile, while there had been credited what one called President Carter's "gyts Japan's Kyodo news service, in a Tehran Authorities said 50,000 who live Indiana State University cam¬ good gas escaped thus far posed no outstand- and aggressiveness" for giving a boost to the nearest the wreck site in a 30-square- pus in Terre Haute, Ind. cause to arrest the four Iran¬ dispatch, said the U.S. confrontation with Iran _ ing health problem, except in the case of dollar, whose value rose against other currencies would severely test Japan's ability to maintain Residents of Cleveland, ians from Mankato State Uni¬ mile area would have to spend a third explosion. They ruled that persons living in morning trading Tuesday in London and other Tenn., lined up to sign an anti versity there was not sufficient good relations with both countries. night away from home because of con¬ in evacuated areas farthest from the Iranian petition circulated by evidence to charge them. markets. Australian Foreign Minister Andrew Peacock tinued danger of explosion and subse¬ accident scene could return home first. In announcing he was cutting off U.S. District Attorney General At the University of Missouri applauded Carter's move. In a Canberra news quent spread of chlorine gas. They were advised to open all windows Richard Fischer. City officials in Columbia, Mo., about 500 purchases of 700,000 barrels a day in Iranian oil conference, he was asked whether Australia Workers attempting to seal a 3-foot and doors to rid their homes of gas. were the first to sign. students staged a demonstra¬ and oil products, Carter indicated Monday he would turn back Iranian oil — less than one tion that ended in jeers, cat¬ would welcome parallel moves by U.S. allies. But Small anti-Iranian demon¬ percent of Australia's supplies — as an act of strations were staged in New calls. shouting and chants foreign officials said they were unaware of any solidarity with the United States. direct American request for concerted action. Farmers' land given up for Tennessee dam York, Grand Junction, Colo., aimed at Iranian students on A Japanese Foreign Ministry official said "I don't think it is necessary for us to do that at Baltimore and elsewhere as campus. Two Iranians in the this stage," he replied. "But it may well become a LOUDON Tenn. (AP) - The The Tellico had Dacked Attorney General Benjamin crowd were surrounded and Japan has no plans at present to join in the LOUDON, Tenn. (AP) Tellico packed her her belonainas belongings when when the consideration that will to." Civiletti ordered all Iranian heckled, but not harmed. embargo of Iranian oil imports. we move Dam, which defeated challenges from marshals arrived shortly after 8 a.m. "The situation is different in Japan... A cutoff students to report to Stan Schiermeier, an British government officials declined to the snail darter and the Cherokee Indi¬ The W.B. Ritcheys, the other holdout, immigra¬ or- com¬ of Iranian oil would have serious consequences ment publicly on Carter's decision. ans, overcame what may be its final began packing Monday after their at¬ obstacle Tuesday as federal marshals torney told them all appeals were evicted the last two of 341 farmers whose land was taken for the 38,000- federal project. exhausted and they agreed to leave, All three families had refused the Students acre government checks totaling $216,000 "It looks like this is about the end of it," mail deliverer Beryl Moser said as three carloads of marshals escorted him mailed to them when their land was con¬ demned. of Spokesperson Lee Sheppeard said out of the white frame home where he was born 46 years ago. On the opposite bank of the Little Tennessee River that soon will become a Tennessee a date for Valley Authority has not set closing the dam's gates to begin impounding a lake 25 miles south¬ west of Knoxville. But that date was ex¬ Michigan State University 16,000-acre lake, Nellie McCall already pected to be soon. are cordially invited to a reception Alfred Hitchcock's to meet California will begin gas rationing "Spell Bound" (AP) — California residents prepared any shortages resulting from President Ingrid Bergman Gregory Peck President and firs. Cecil ffiackeg for odd-even gasoline sales again, but Carter's embargo of oil imported from officials in other parts of the country Iran. on generally said they had no immediate Brown said his action was "for those plans to impose rationing. who don't believe there is an emergen¬ An order signed by Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. on Tuesday reimposes odd cy. say I would this say program they are asleep. I would is rather modest. The Thursday, November 15 even restrictions, effective at 12:01 5:30-7:30 p.m. a.m. specter of gas rationing is getting Monday, in the 14 California counties close." where sales were rationed earlier this A Shows at 8:30 and 10:30 top U.S. energy official on Tuesday Today in the year, as well as in San Francisco. It provides for odd-even sales in the other counties two weeks later. urged the Northeast and other regions to adopt emergency measures. U.S. South Case Cafeteria 50c w/RHA Pass (mealcard) M .50 w/o multi-purpose Room Energy Undersecretary John M. Deutch Brodg Building Brown, who is Free Pop & Chips seeking the Democratic said, "All states are going to have to put presidential nomination, said he wanted into effect some Sponsored by Case Hall Residence Assoc. > emergency conserva¬ to make sure California is prepared for tion measures. Martin Luther King's birthday not a holiday COMING MON, NOV 19 WASHINGTON (AP) The House re¬ on Jan. 15, King s birthday, would recog¬ ELLEN MdLWAINE jected on Tuesday a bill to establish nize the contributions to the nation the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.'s birth¬ made by the Nobel Peace Prize winner day as a national holiday. who was assassinated in 1968. A majority of House members favored Backers have been proposing the holi¬ the bill in a 252-133 vote. But the bill fell 14 votes short of the two-thirds ma¬ day for 10 years, but this was the first time it reached the House floor for a jority needed to pass it under a sus¬ vote. pension of House rules. Conservative critics of the bill argued The bill could be brought up again this that another federal holiday would hurt year under normal House rules that the economy and cost taxpayers $185 would permit passage by a simple ma¬ million in lost work by federal em¬ jority. ployees. One congressperson also In Atlanta, an official of the Martin charged that King had been "anti- Luther King Center for Social Change American." said his group would keep lobbying for Supporters claimed a national holiday the holiday U.S. aircraft $2.95 WITH THIS on training mission near Iran WASHINGTON (AP) The U.S. air¬ 60 Americans FALL SAVER COUPON as hostages in the U.S. craft carrier Midway left the East African with embassy in Tehran. special guest: Present this coupon at the PanTree and get 2 California Quiches for the i port of Mombassa, Kenya, on Tuesday He said the 64,000-ton Midway and price of one. With soup or salad only $2.95. Offer good thru November 29th. \ for what the Pentagon described as a training exercise in the Arabian Sea. seven British other U.S. Navy ships will join 10 naval vessels and Stuart Mitchell Monday thru Thursday 11:00 a.m. - 12 midnight. -« Australian Pentagon spokesperson Thomas Lam¬ maritime patrol planes in several days Cover $1.50 at the door bert said the U.S.-British-Australian of exercises Also serving Beer and Wine involving, among other naval and air maneuvers have no con things, air-to-air and air-to-surface com¬ WED IS PITCMER NIONT f \ between 11:00 a.m. and midnight nection with the crisis in Iran. Other de bat drills and surveillance of the sea fense officials said the exercise has lanes. been planned for about six months. The exercise will place the Midway, The Carter administration has publicly four frigates and destroyers, a The Pantree is a restaurant supply Abbott Road ruled out any use of U.S. force to break ship and two oilers within reach of the on at Abbott ftri. LUn«n< Ml. the stalemate over the holding of some entrance to the Persian Gulf. open 24 hours Michigan State News Eost Lansing Michigan Wednesday, November 14, 1979 3 OWEV TO FILE Gov. Millikensigns insurance bill; Campaign letters 'illegal' redlining practices By DEBBIE CREEMERS State News Staff Writer East Lansing Councilmember mall — Czarnecki and Wilbur. The letters give the names and addresses of nine East and tion no statement was Owen said of organiza filed," Owen said. he believed that now prohibited Larry Owen, who close By BRUCE BAB1ARZ would be available to all state drivers at fair ran a Lansing residents, including more than $200 was spent on THE LITERATURE CLO State News Staff Writer prices. second to Councilmember John the literature. He also called SELY Wayne Williams, chairperson of resembles other The Essential Insurance bill, which is designed to make I HE COl RT ORDERED the state Czarnecki in last week's elec Citizens for the piece "misleading" and legislature to make the a Better East campaign letters distributed by automobile and home insurance available to everyone at fair tion, said Monday he will file a the Tom Wilbur for Council necessary adjustments by Dec. 1, 1979. The Senate introduced Lansing, a pro Dayton Hudson "subtly anti-student." prices, was signed into law Tuesday by Gov. William G. Milliken. the Essential Insurance bill and it was complaint with the Secretary of organization. Czarnecki said he The letter states that Wilbur committee. The other litera The law also intends to prohibit insurance companies from narrowly adopted by the State's office in connection with House last month. had no prior knowledge that his and Czarnecki have been con¬ ture, however, had disclaimers, what he termed using redlining practices when selling auto and home insurance. The bill met with considerable debate on the House floor "illegal cam name would be used with sistent supporters of the new which Ingham County Elections paign literature" distributed "Michigan's Essential Insurance legislation assures that all because no one was 100 percent satisfied with the measure. Wilbur's in the letter. proposal — "on both sides of Clerk Sharon Jennings said is state residents will be treated fairly and for candidate Tom Wilbur. Grand River Avenue." objectively when "This is not a solve all, but its a step forward," House Speaker required on any printed elec¬ purchasing insurance," Milliken said in a press release. The campaign literature, OWEN SAID HE will file "We believe they tion material. Bobby Crim said. a will be "It provides reasonable protection against unfair rate Crim said the Legislature has been aware of insurance which was in the form of letters effective supporters of "If the organization, or in this complaint because the litera¬ the new discrimination," he said. mailed to East Lansing resi¬ redlining problems since 1975 and has worked on the new law for ture is "illegal." proposal in the face of con¬ case, group of people, spent more than two years. dents, urges "friends" to vote "It was put out under the tinued opposition. And more than $200 on the letters, MILLIKEN SAID THE new law is designed in part to address The new law is also designed to eliminate rate for the only "consistent inequities sup¬ direction of the Wilbur cam¬ together they will bring a new they would have to file a criticism of Michigan's no fault automobile insurance law. between metropolitan ratepayers whose rates are porters" of the Dayton Hudson paign without a paid-for by-line. moderate balance to Council." statement of organization," higher than Insurance companies must rate people under the new law, on those charged to rural persons. Jennings said. factors within each person's control including their driving Insurance companies are limited to 20 different rate Ingham County Elections Co record, miles driven annually and whether the vehicle is used for structures for auto insurance based on a drivers location. And ordinator Ella Longpre said business COGS or recreation. rates between adjacent areas can vary by no more than 10 meets tonight to discuss complaints have to be filed with the Department of State before campaign literature is investi¬ Similar guidelines are placed upon home insurers based on the condition of a person's home and the use of security and safety devices within the home. percent. Home insurers are limited to three territorial rates and the highest rate cannot be greater than 140 percent of the lowest gated. student rights document, copier Ann Corgan, an administra tive law examiner in the compli A motorist who is not at fault in causing an automobile accident will be able to sue the party at fault in small claims court rate. Each insurance company is required to file its underwriting criteria and rates publicly to enable consumers to "shop" for ance of rules and division of the for recovery of the insurance deductible and damage up to $400 By LESA DOLL The document must be ap¬ The medical student access Office of Hearings and Legisla under the law. The Council of Graduate Stu proved through several bodies, to student judiciaries may be tion, said the complaint will be Companies must file the rate with the insurance c dents will meet at 5:30 p.m. The Michigan Supreme Court ruled last year that existing er, who has the power to prohibit rates that are excessive, including COGS, and must one of the articles in the reviewed and investigated if statutes were inadequate to guarantee that no fault insurance inadequate today in the Con Con Room of reach the MSU Board of i continued on page 11) (continued on page 16) or discriminatory. the International Center to Trustees in the near future or discuss the proposed student "someone will pass it for us," rights document. Cogdill said. COGS President Sharon Cog- Cogdill said although there dill has been invited to address are few changes in the combi¬ YOU'RE THE medical students about the nation of the three documents, document at the Council of medical students should have a Medical Students meeting voice in the review process today, in order to get medical before it is passed by COGS. student input on the issue before the COGS meeting. THERE ARE SOME mis The document is a combina conceptions some folks hear REASON THE tion of the Interim Medical about the document," she said. Student Rights and Responsi "There are no major conceptual bilities, the Student Rights and changes. It's just a combina¬ Responsibilities document and tion. The Freedom of Informa¬ the Academic Freedom Report. tion Act, a code of teaching responsibilities and medical student access to student judi¬ Correction STATE YEWS IS ciaries are t he additions and are taken into account." Monday's State News incor¬ rectly reported that Stevie ft Wonder appeared at the De¬ £ TORONTO V partment of Public Safety Fri¬ Dec. 8-12 £ day to release his car from the • ASMSU TRAVEL * DPS impound lot. A Wonder AMERICA'S #1 associate, Garrett 4 353-5255 V Lee, ap 15 ASMSU Programming Board £ peared instead. PITCHER NIGHT with RIVER CITY SHUFFLE BAND COLLEGE fizapd'i ^ndepgpound | Ot Abbott Rd. LUivnl W' NEWSPAPER. Free We're a paper that's written by Clinic students, managed by students and, for your turntable and most cartridge. importantly, READ by students, A worn records; stylus can damage yeervaluable a miscalibrated'Cartridge means loss ALL STUDENTS. And we'd like to of stereo separation and possible mistracking. keep it that way. 5th Annual Turntable Clinic But our newsprint priee has "Ens 1101 E. Grand River, East Lansing skyrocketed to *375 ensure our high quality and a ton and to mass NOVEMBER 15,1979 • From noon til 8PM. readership we n<»ed your help. For 1 penny more per issue Collection Part of the exciting collection represented in the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum, the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry, and others This travelling exhibition will be at we can keep on making the the Michigan State University, Union Gallery, November 13-18. 1979. Come and view original artworks by some of State News #1! America s most prominent artists and illustrators. VOTE YES On The Referendum During Winter Term Registration Opinion Reorganization BEfil^AI.D THOMAS may be required Election year's first blunder The difficulties that minority students face at MSU have not been successfully eased by University administrations. These difficulties must be eliminated,and if the University is to do so, administrators will have to look at the status of minority enrollments more seriously, and President Carter's recent announcement who are here illegally are not "American Carter must realize that that he wants to deport Iranians who are in acting impulsive¬ would imagine. Our CIA has been involved consequently, the Office of Supportive Services may have to be the United States illegally reaps of reaction citizens." The Japanese supposedly were. ly will only add fuel to the fire. There are in coup after coup. On numerous To isolate one group of people because of occasions, reorganized. politics similiar to that found in the 1941 dozens of right wing reactionary groups the government has deposed ary political tensions'they have no control over that will use this incident as foreign Many of the major problems plaguing minorities here have been detainment of Japanese Americans. is ridiculous. an excuse to leaders simply because we did not like Many Iranians neither like nor attack Iranians. complicated by problems within the Office of Supportive Services. The This statement might seem rather care about the Ayatollah Khomeini's Let us not forget that them. We tried it in Cuba in 1960. We foundation of the problems rests in the fact that the office has battled ominous to some, but if Carter is interested right wing succeeded inGuatemalain 1964, and we also regime. There are some that do, however, Americans in California and other states with poor management. The office has not had the type of in improving the conditions that surround so what is the State Department succeeded in other parts of the world. the hostages in Iran and Beirut, then he going to applied pressures to incarcerate the Japan¬ Americans must be wary of administrators needed to adequately deal with the problems of declining do? How are they going to single these ese. It is also right wing Americans who becoming must act intelligently — not impulsively. people out? reactionary. We cannot afford to attack a minority enrollments. continually attack various ethnic groups in group that might not support the actions in Illegal aliens in the U.S. are common One has to wonder if the people that will this country. American One of the most important problems plaguing supportive services is place. There are people here illegally from be deported will actually be history has con¬ Iran. Do we know the full circumstances its inability to communicate with policy-making University administra¬ "illegal" aliens. tinually depicted ultra-conservative groups almost every country in the world. Some of Many of the 110,000 Japanese that were put surrounding the embassy incident? these people have been here for up to eight attacking foreigners. Americans cannot accomplish tors. This inability is illustrated by the incident this summer with in concentration camps were American If something happened to an American anything if years on so-called "temporary visas," and "citizens." everyone reacts impulsively. This country Christine Wilson (former director of OSS), who resigned after continued citizen in Iran, then American there are others who do not have visas. The question of illegal aliens in the U.S. right-wing is full of closet and overt racists who will communication problems between the office and some administrators. groups would become more vocal, and use this incident to enhance the Temporary visas are only supposed to should have been addressed a long time preachings The Office of Supportive Services receives its funding from the last perhaps violent. The wave of conservatism, of their rhetoric. one year, but some people with ago. Iranians are not the only "illegal and in some cases, University, so it is imperative that the two entities have an effective, temporary visas have remained longer. aliens" in the U.S. If we choose to ignorance, that sur¬ The Iranian cause should not be buried in deport rounds the Iranian situation is dumbfound¬ There have been those who have renewed terrorism, nor should the protests of working relationship. their visas, while others have not. these people because of the situation in ing. The American people have only a vague American students and the U.S. govern¬ Tehran, then what are we going to do if idea of what is actually Managerial problems are not the only concerns affecting the office's It is obvious that the present immigration relations become tense between African or going on in Iran. The ment. The taking of hostages by the U.S. government has dethroned and services, for the office has been plagued by an array of functional and naturalization laws are ineffective. If re Iranians should be protested, but not with European nations? Will we deport any placed more political leaders than violence. problems. The people in the office have no say in choosing the director Carter is going to deport all Iranians who "illegal" Polish people in America if one and other persons to fill administrative are in the U.S. illegally, then he should also relations between the U.S. and Poland positions. More importantly, however, the office has no say in selecting the persons they are deport those being manipulated by large become tense? going to agricultural and industrial companies in the A look at our immigration laws shows VIEWPOINT; LEADERSHIP help. This decision is made by other officials in the University, but it is southwest portion of the United States. that many problems exist. It also shows one of vital importance to the people in Supportive Services. Because of To just say we will only deport Iranians is that the various departments in the lack of information on the background of the students the office cannot take steps to make their services more they will help, personal and similiar to putting only Americans in concentration camps during World War II. Granted, these Iranians Japanese immigration and naturalization have not been doing their jobs of efficiently monitor¬ charge of American power more effective toward ing the status of this country's immigrants. particular student needs. The Office of Supportive Services must be reorganized primarily because the program has been through too current structure. This year, the efforts of the redirected to offer aid to all minority students. In the many changes to retain its program have been no longer silent past, the office was By ROBERT H. VOSE, Jr. Since the Ayatollah Khomeini and his set up solely to help minority students from culturally disadvantaged As evidenced by the recent takeover of Moslem followers took over the official high schools. Since the office is expanding its program and making the American embassy in Iran, President ernment, the United States has been services available to a larger number of students, then the office Carter's persistent ineffectuality and in will lamed of many diplomatic inproprieties. Of have to expand accordingly. decision continue. When the mob of Iranian > iurse, the U.S. has derived monetary and Prayer in school a slop backward students overpowered a Marine guard and occupied the grounds and buildings in the military gains from Iran. It has also been our technology thai has transformed that The measure recently approved by time wasted. Children are embassy compound, they also took hostage country from an illiterate, backward no¬ Michigan's House Education Committee required by law to the 60 Americans working there. The where, into a relatively well educated, and be in school for the purpose of endorsed by a State News editorial to allow bettering demands for the return of the shah in progressive, major oil producing nation. their education. public schools to have a meditation or prayer In 1962 the Supreme Court ruled that exchange for the hostages were, of course, These are the hard truths, and it is about period during school days is refused. One does not make deals with an time the world stopped accusing the United a step backward prayer in public schools was unconstitution¬ in public education. angry mob to return a seriously ill old man States of being exploitive while holding out al, on the grounds that it was a religious to a I agree with the editorial in that "students country where he would certainly be both hands for more. should be allowed to pray in schools as activity which placed an "indirect coercive executed. It appears that the shah is going to long pressure upon religious minorities." A as their prayer does not infringe remain in this country for quite some time. upon the period in the day set aside for prayer would rights of other students." A period Whatever happened between the shah It is illogical to believe that the Iranian allowing have those same connotations. The state of time for prayer would do just that. This and his people has no bearing on the fact students will wait much longer for their Michigan should provide a good educational that he could not possibly get a fair trial in demands to be met. They will be forced into measure seems to implicitly push for environment for all students, and a time Iran at the present time. Carter's position playing their hand and showing that their religious practice in public schools. This allotted for prayer is ure is unfair in that unnecessary and on this matter has been consistent in his threats of death to the hostages are not idle youngsters who detrimental toward achieving this environ¬ three year tenure as president. He waits, ones. Before this happens, and before pray will do so whether the school provides ment. the time not. Students who see no listens to the advice of the "good old boys" innocent Americans are slaughtered, the or need to Paul Tanner he installed in his cabinet, and tries to U.S. must act and give these people a pray or do not wish to will be having their 525 MAC Avenue decide what course of action would please fighting chance for life. It is time for this the most people and offend the fewest. This nation to show the Iranians occupying our Beauty of Draeula not appreciated typical indecisiveness has one effect; it embassy and the rest of the world, friend Iranian students We are dissatisfied with William Barn hardt's review of Count Draeula. He solely on the lack of authentic "dialects." shows the world that America the leadership what is right. or no longer has the guts to stand up for and foe alike, that the "Sleeping Tiger" has awakened Vose is a once more. senior majoring in psychology iWill this reviewer expect ancient Roman apparently went into Fairchild Theater unfairly treated speech in Julius Caesar?! i The acting, expecting to see Bela Lugosi live on stage, though uneven, should not have been and he is obviously unfamiliar with the dismissed so lightly. Count Draeula script. Barnhardt's lofty The entire production warranted more The U.S. government's strong arm tactics of requiring all Iranians to estimation of George Shuttler's "deference critical evaluation than it received from report to immigration officials, and threats to deport any Iranians found for the material" was in direct conflict with Barnhardt. In addition to his incompetent here illegally, are misguided attempts to flex our muscles toward Iran. the director's treatment of Count Draeula. handling of the acting, he totally neglected The government's actions in focusing specifically on Iranian students in Shuttler deliberately downplayed the even to mention the set, and he magnified humor of this campy script. the role of the special effects. America are openly discriminatory and will only fuel the hostilities and The Performing Arts Company produc Notwithstanding Barnhardt's disappoint¬ tensions now present between Iranians and Americans. One of the in was not above reproach, but much of ment with the play, Count Draeula qualified alleged purposes of this action is to show Iran that the United States is in Barnhardt's criticism was invalid and as diverting entertainment, but one which control of the current Mideast situation. Unfortunately, the United unrealistic. He compares MSU's Count fell short of its potential in ways that States is not. The incident concerning Iranian aliens reveals this. Draeula with the Boarshead Theater's Barnhardt could not seem to grasp at all. There are many illegal aliens in the U.S. who are not Iranian, and production of The Passion of Draeula. Not only are two different scripts involved, but Rebekah S. Neely undoubtedly there are many more of those aliens than there are illegal feel that comparing student and Betsy Muhlbach Iranian aliens. professional productions is unfair. JohnHeebink "Deporting Iranian students who are in the United States illegally," Barnhardt's critique of the acting rested East Lansing said a member of the Iranian Moslem Student Group, "allows President Carter to show the weaknesses of his administration." The member went on to say that "Carter does not realize that there are many Interest money not for landlords Americans who will protest these actions against Iranians." There is not a valid reason for focusing on Iranian aliens in America. After numerous attempts to pass legisla¬ them. The claims Iranians who commit crimes here should, of course, be investigated, but by landlords that extra tion allowing renters to receive interest on an across-the-board investigation of all Iranians is unfair and will booking and administration costs would their security deposits, the issue has once result is nonsense. There are landlords who increase the feelings of hatred and fear that are now becoming again resurfaced. House Bill 4037 came up rampant. have been giving their tenants interest on It is doubtful that any considerable amount of Iranian students in the for committee hearing last week, with a vote security deposits, with little or no adverse U.S. are here illegally. expected in the near future. The bill, affects. Landlords could justify raising rents The mistake Carter — and many other Americans — is now making is sponsored by Perry Bullard, D-Ann Arbor, due to this extra work, however, tenants would allow renters to receive a certain rate would still benefit. First, the increase would in placing all Iranians into one category. It should be understood (but of interest on the money landlords hold as not be a hidden cost, as the loss in unfortunately is not) that all Iranians are not involved in the current refundable security deposits. purchasing power of their security deposit anti-U.S. protests, and all Iranians are not supporters of the Ayatollah The buying power of the rent ers' dollar is is. And, second, the money received in Khomeini's reign or of the holding of American hostages in Tehran. continually eroding as each day of his lease interest would offset an increase in rent. expires, while the landlord is collecting the House Bill 4037 would make landlord/ They should not be blamed for the atrocities committed by the current interest. tenant relations more equitable. Call your Iranian government. This present elected representative in Lansing, and make arrangement is totally inequitable. Security deposits are the him her aware of your views. AS Poe*£JZ f*WlDBUT*, tU€ COJU? property of renters, and they should be Tom Jaworski offte oucsaves it> rbpiace -me ntitled to receive the interest earned on ASMSU Director of Legislative Relations U S yOSThCrtS nap Hsl TjHgAN... v but ir iuoold Be weDNG-/" The State News DOONESBURY LETTER POLICY Wednesday, November 14, 1979 by Garry Trudeau The Opinion Page welcomes all letters Editorials are the opinions of the State News "CURRENTLY SUFFERING Viewpoints, UUL) ;V/5 THiE> ^ 'HAMf EXTENDED STAfB and viewpoints Readers should follow a columns and letters are personal MRvNO Al 3 AM FROM SEVtRE SHORTAGES few rules to insure that as many letters opinions OF EMER6ENCY DECLARED 'JULY 3. SITUATION PAGO f>AX' WAMMED V -ikJP FRfSri WATER Editorial Department AFTER TYPHOON. ALSO HOPELESS. OFF FOR as possible appear in print UK£ B- Ws,B,U- medical supplies and __ IMPOSING MAKllAl lM> _J WIMBLEDON FINALS." 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M.chig Wednesday, November 14, 1979 5 Cats and dogs can become vegetarians By KAREN GOODWIN said. Therefore, the animals should not become total State News Staff Writer Ullrey said the diet would not only cost much more than vegetarians but should be fed meat and fish twice a week. commercial pet food but also would be much more trouble. Morris, time for din din! Tonight's dinners is rolled oats, To supply valuable protein nutrients, Pitcairn suggested a brewer's yeast and brown rice! "What if you leave an ingredient out of the diet because you carefully planned diet of white potato, tofu and egg and milk, can't find it anywhere?" he asked. "That could be a hazard." Chances are, Morris and other finicky felines would rather among others. live in an animal shelter than eat a diet of raw mung bean Dolomite, vitamin E and kelp powder or some of the other Commercial pet foods are balanced with all the sprouts, cod liver oil and raw vegetables. necessary But veterinarian Richard H. Pitcairn, author of Prevention dietary sources are needed for healthy cats and dogs, he said. vitamins, minerals and nutrients an animal needs, he said. magazines monthly "Your Healthy Pet" department Dry pet foods, which consist of corn and soybean by products says pets BIT DIANE E. ULLREY, MSU professor of animal with meat or cheese flavored coatings, are generally less can become vegetarians. He warns, however, that it's unwise for husbandry, said this kind of diet is questionable and would expensive than canned foods, he said. vegetarians to feed probably be a potential health disadvantage. He said the more expensive canned foods, which are their animals the same basic foods they eat, because pets have "The amino acid taurine is not present in vegetable materials," high in meat and fat content, contain 75 percent water and meat special vitamin requirements. he said. "It is an expensive supplement that can't be found in by products such as utters, spleens and lungs. commercial trade. For psychological reasons, he said, humans don't PITCAIRN SAID DOGS and cats need more protein and "A deficiency of taurine in cats can cause a degeneration of normally eat these parts of an animal, calcium than humans for each pound of body weight. the center of the eye's retina and ultimately cause blindness," although the parts are nutritional. Cats also have a special need for the amino acid taurine, he What does he think of Pitcairn's vegetarian pet diet? he said. "Personally," he said, "I'd never feed it to my dog or cat." Soft energy may replace present forms By KARL BLANKENSHIP Amory Lovins, the British industrial countries " wind, Lovins said. Traditional Soft energy forms also have State News Staff Writer representative for Friends of Getting energy from soft "hard technologies," such as fewer hazards associated with Soft energy technologies can the Earth, an American en¬ technologies would also cost nuclear, coal and other large them, Lovins said. replace existing energy forms vironmental group, told a less, he added. scale projects, are the most Coal poses a threat to the by the turn of the century or crowd at Wells Hall that soft Energy efficiency improve¬ expensive. climate by spewing carbon shortly thereafter, an interna¬ energy could produce "more ments are the cheapest energy dioxide in the atmosphere and tionally known physicist said at :han enough (energy) to meet alternatives, followed by soft TO FOLLOW A soft energy nuclear plants may add to the MSU Monday. the long range needs for all technologies, such as solar and path, people must start doing proliferation of nuclear wea things differently than they pons by creating more plu have been done in the past, he tonium, he said. Large centralized plants also MEA petitions intervene "Intelligently chosen soft technologies are cheaper than require more backup energy if they should break down, Lovins hard technologies to do the said, and are more vulnerable same job," Lovins added. to political sabatoge. in school desegregation case "When you have made your house energy efficient, it's "CENTRALIZATION MAY cheaper to heat it with passive BE part of the problem rather GRAND RAPIDS (UPI) — members have not been ade Benton Harbor School District solar than any other way." i continued on page 16) The Michigan Education Asso- quately represented, by consolidating it with the Although soft energy al¬ ciation Tuesday asked permis- In a petition filed with U.S. mostly White Eau Claire and ternatives make use of non- sion to intervene in the Benton District Court Judge Noel P. Coloma districts would affect traditional technologies, "it is ? TORONTO 3 some 676 teachers. Harbor desegregation case, Fox, the MEA said the plan to by no means an ant i technology ☆ Dec. 812 £ Under the plan ordered last ' saying the interests of its desegregate the mostly Black program," he said. ASMSU TRAVEL Thursday, Fox ruled it should Lovins explained that soft be impossible to identify any energies, unlike other technolo¬ 353-5255 J school in the three districts by gies, are not too complex for 'Great Smokeout;' its racial makeup. The order includes the transfer of teach¬ people to understand, they are just "too simple" for experts to ers to eliminate any racial segregation on school faculties. understand. Lovins also criticized the -FREE RIDE- Begin your new life together by registering your preferences in stop-smoking pledge The union said the plan "may impair or impede the MEA's ability to protect its members" development of large, tralized plexes. technology power cen¬ com¬ WEDNESDAY china, crystal, silver, flatware, linen and kitchen needs. Courteous, A signed Great American Smokeout pledge card is good for free and noted that member in¬ well-informed sales people will be admittance tonight to Dooley's of East Lansing. terests are not represented by EVERY 1,000 MEGAW ATT The annual Smokeout, which is sponsored by the school districts involved, happy to provide needed assistance. the American plant costs 400 jobs because the Cancer Society, will be held Thursday to encourage millions of the state officials or the plain¬ large investments needed to Gifts purchased for you will be Americans to be non-smokers for one day. tiffs in the case. build those plants take away recorded to avoid duplications. The MEA said it must look from other parts of the econo¬ Pledge cards are available at area Burger King and Arby's restaurants. out for teacher interests under my, he said. Other activities include rally the Capitol lawn from 11:45 the state Teacher Tenure Law, Money invested in soft Jacobson's a on ener¬ a.m. to 12:30 p.m. today. the Public Employees Relations technologies, however, See Act and the collective bargain gy Today's Paper Participants in the rally will include the MSU cheerleaders, who produce more jobs and pay for for will collect pledge cards; clowns; gymnasts; the MSU ROTC and a ing agreements worked out in themselves much faster than complete rules. "jail car" filled with prominent smokers. each of the three districts. large power plants, he added. """ ~ ■*: fib 1 m- mm ■f ' 'j 1 tk HERE'S HOW: TRADE IN your man's gold High School ring (limit one per sale) CHOOSE any Siladium® ring. (Siladium is a fine quality jewelers' alloy guaranteed for a lifetime.) SAVE $58 on a new gold College ring with the trade-in of a man's gold High School ring ORDER NOW Nov. 14-16 MSU Bookstore International Center Lower Level $10 required with tra fo Vichigon State News East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 14, 1979 New fantasy from Farmer Riverworld And Other Stories By Philip Jose Farmer Berkley Books <-t time in paperback $2.25 ' f,hugo award_winner Reviewed bv MARK WEST A WORD ABOUT THESE WORDS: 1 want to go in the hall and scream but someone il think I know whoi has sprayed glue on my A coloring book for fantasy fanatics chair and I'm stuck here. Amid the hustle and bustle of the newsroom I am expected to write a comprehensive book review The Official Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Coloring Album tavern where assorted strange people are hanging about waiting while my beloved editor, with a copy pencil behind one ear and a By Greg Irons and Gary Gygax for excitement to come their way (much like Dooley's). typewriter ribbon behind the other, is standing on his desk Troubador Press The author, evidently, knows very little about coloring books. shrieking "Write! Write! Write!" as the deadline creeps forward $2.95 Instead of spending his precious writing time developing his plot, like fire ants crawling up my legs. Reviewed by MICHAEL VEH which is thin and full of holes (evidently preparing the reader for We passed through the last door and entered the chamber a secual), or his characters, which are merely names and within. Regalan the Wizard and myself, Ibli the Dwarven Riverworld is a gigantic planet where everyone who ever lived Fighter, descriptions, he tells the reader how to color each page. were the last of our party of four. on Earth is resurrected. The adventures of people who try to find Suddenly, without warning, we If Gygax is so interested in how the pages should be colored, were surrounded by giant rats. After a short and furious battle, out who did this and why it was done are chronicled in two books why didn't he simply do it himself instead of stifling the Regalan and Ibli were killed by the giant rats. So much for our imagination of the reader? published around 1971. We didn't find out who did it or why. quest for the Holy Talisman of St. Cuthbert. Farmer promised a third book that would explain everything. Six It is likely however, that young artists will ignore the author's The game we had been playing before the rats got us was one of detailed instructions and add color to Irons' illustrations in any years later it came out. It didn't explain much. By the end of it I the added extras included in the Official didn't know what was going on. I thought I was gonna die. If it isn't Dungeons & Dragons way they desire. How many times have purple horses appeared in Coloring Album. the pages of coloring books? one thing it's another. The 32 page book, written by Dungeons & Dragons creator The plot is underdeveloped while the artwork is, although well So "millions" of us are awaiting the fourth book in the Gary Gygax and illustrated by Greg Irons, includes a condensed done,* slightly over-developed by coloring book standards. and simplified version of the game (not as fun as the real Riverworld series, which once again is said to reveal all. thing but, The detailed drawings suggest that conventional crayons (not what the hell?) intended to give a sample of the thrills and Riverworld and Other Stories isn't it, despite being listed as such included) will be useless in coloring the pages. The only excitement that are to be found in the actual game. alternatives are colored pencils, which seldom supply the desired inside the book. Why Berkley Publishing did this I don't know, The book, like all coloring books, uses a storyline to aid the results and felt pens, which often soak through to the underlying especially since Farmer, in the forward, states the fourth book will potential artist in his endeavors. come out and explain all, blah, blah. Riverworld and Other Stories pages. The story is a party of adventurers; halflings, dwarves, a cleric, For D&D fans the is a collection of stories by Farmer that have been published in story will be dull but the artwork will be elves, and "lesser warriors," and their quest for gold and other various places over the years. "J.C. on the Dude Ranch" is entertaining. For coloring book fans the artwork alone will be a riches which they hope to find hidden in the sub-levels of a published here for the first time anywhere. "Riverworld" has challenge. Even mystery fans have something to look forward to: crumbling castle. How did Regalan the Wizard and Ibli the Dwarf get snuffed by appeared in two other forms since 1966. The opening scene is at the Green Dragon a neighborhood the giant rats? "Riverworld" is a story of Tom Mix and friends battling a dictator about six years after Resurrection Day. Sound familiar? The character of Yeshua is what makes this story unique from the other books. Yeshua lived in the time of Jesus, and knew him "As much as I know of any man." Like anyone else, when he was JOY L. HAENLEIN resurrected he found everything he believed on Earth about an afterlife to be false. He is a broken man, feeling deserted by a god he no longer can believe in. The dictator Kramer is a kills anyone who disagrees religious fanatic, an unholy devil who with his religious dogma. This story, You call this 6 '? even more than parts of the other books, is a horror story. The beliefs Yeshua lived his life by, hundreds of years before Kramer was a child, and now is deriving some form of enjoyment in was born, have been corrupted by Kramer to watching him die. In four justify his bloody pages Farmer has written a classic Welcome to the '80s, folks!!! this: get a bunch of your friends (not too many reign. It's the personal horror many of us have gone through of horror story. of course — the more At 11:30 this morning, students have a golden opportunity sure having something we love and believe in perverted by people who, people, the less money for you), make a great sign and win $100. But "The Phantom of the Sewers" is to churn any conscientious citizen's stomach — to march for money!! if you're REALLY greedy, just make a sign yourself and win $50. being empty themselves, twist it to meet their own desires. It's a different sort of horror tale. In his forward, Farmer explains how The occasion, of course, is the march to the Capitol to protest tuition The bottom line is this: ASMSU is contributing to the horrible the brutal horror of Kramer kicking Yeshua in the dirt, wanting he uses fictional authors to help give him ideas. In this case the author of the story is a character in hikes, sponsored by ASMSU. monster of mercenary activism. Our first hint of this phenomenon Yeshua to embrace his insanity, to even strike back, and thus Richard Brautigan's novel The Abortion: An Historical Romance It's not a totally ridiculous idea. Certainly, students must came last year at the Midland march to protest nuclear break his vow never to harm another living creature. It's the power. At horror of man. 1966. Several years ago Farmer used this idea to write Venus on complain about the unreasonably high cost of education. the Half Shell by "Kilgore Trout," a fictional character invented by Unfortunately, however, students want to bring the cost down by The story is eighty pages of Farmer's Riverworld magic, with Kurt Vonnegut. It's an interesting concept, but it seems he doesn't depleting and therefore raping the social services budget — funding the focus on the characters rather than the mystery of the planet. And, the as he has proven throughout the series, Farmer can explore depths of the human soul as intricately as he describes an alien ask permission to do this. Anyway, "Phantom" coasts some clever observations of life and then shifts into terror for the conclusion. along with high gear that performs a choice between the basic humanitarian function and constitutes the only true people-oriented segment of government. It is frankly concern for human lives and a a selfish desire to Politics Of Culture landscape. improve the lives of those already fortunate enough to go to college. Two of the stories included originally appeared in Playboy Those supported by the The other ten stories in the book deal with social services budget, in general, never pre-march festivities, the sale of anti-nuke buttons, bumper a variety of themes in magazine. "The Henry Miller Dawn Patrol" recounts the sexual even had the money to send in a college application. They are stickers, T-shirts and assorted gadgets overwhelmed many a variety of manners. "Monolog" is a horror story narrated by a goings-on in a nursing home. "The Lesser of Two Evils," though his sick bed. He is attended struggling for survival. And that daily sustenance comes before the spectators. Tables were everywhere and somehow, you got the man on by his mother, who is the it sounds like my landlord, is about a cop with a very split luxury of higher education. feeling the march was merely a paper tiger — proof positive that we object of the monologue. The man is dying, he can feel something personality. need a return to '60s activism, but due to the capitalist values of the To make matters worse, "student leaders" at ASMSU added a eating him inside (cancer?), yet his mother cares for him, refusing All the other stories are typical Farmer. Which means '70s, this was the closest we could come You really can't go home to get a doctor. The man thinks his mother only loved him when he they are drawing card so the march would not be a total flop. As if to boast well thought out, imaginitive, and about our generation's status as a "me" faction, ASMSU is offering highly entertaining. again. (no joke) $50 and $100 for the best protest signs. The challenge is (continued on page 7) WE'RE READY TO LOSE OUR SHIRTS... CHILDRENS JERSEYS SIZES $5 $2 T-SHIRTS $3 Plain T-Shirts ASSORTED COLORS AT THE MSU BOOKSTORE SHIRT SALE!!! ALL SALES ARE FINAL—NO REFUNDS—NO EXCHANGES—LIMITED QUANTITIES MWBIIIIIIW 'Mil"—11 Bookstore Open 7:30 am—5:30 pm M-F BOOKMOM M'chigon Stote News, Eost Lansing Michigan Wednesday, November 14, 1979 / Politics 1NTERTAINMENT (continued from page 6) What ASMSU is doing today however, is far more horren¬ dous than a million tables at a march. They want to buy our feelings. If you won't come to Steve Forbert ;s the folk tradition back home the march because you're mad as hell, because you're fed up, ASMSU figures the scent of money will draw you out of By BILL HOLDSHIP give both validity. ("I'm Missis¬ something which can only be habit of continually ruining your hole. Its members are State News Reviewer sippi/Got the New York blues," appreciated by the truly young the promises romance seems to insulting you by saying you can Steve Forbert is one of the he sings on "What Kinda Guy.") be bought. They are saying you at heart. make. He does this best on "It But Forbert is also at the purest and most brilliant artists In addition, Forbert not only Forbert stands with forefront when it comes to pure need a fat check dangling in rock music Spring Isn't Going To Be That Way," has produced in draws upon the influences, but front of your nose before you'll steen and Young as one of the his greatest song which takes musicianship. He alternates be quite some time. Forbert and at times his onstage persona few true rock romantics we tween his electric and acoustic protest. They're calling you his band performed before a on even brighter meaning in actually recalls some of the have in this dreary decade. concert. When Forbert sings of guitars, performing a 20 minute small but enthusiastic audience And undoubtedly, some will central figures of American folk "Romeo's Theme" is just about the dreams people have, only solo set on the latter. This at the Bus Stop Monday night, from Hank Williams to the best ode to romanticism reviewer has never heard any take the bait. Some will make early to discover "it isn't going to be and it's only a shame that the signs, show up at the march and country boy Elvis to Dylan to we're going to get this decade, that way," the song is as vicious one play the harp as well as he audience has to be termed as Neil Young ( who he bears an and its lyrics could be an does, and that includes Dylan, make ASMSU look good. They an indictment in its beautiful, "small." Those who missed anthem for the Brian Jones and Springsteen. will give ASMSU what it wants uncanny resemblance to both numerous mellow melancholy as anything Forbert's intimate performance physically and in his "I Am A "Romeos" waiting in the wings. Forbert uses the instrument as — bodies. Bodies which may to Johnny Rotten, Elvis Costello, are sure regret it in the very Child" attitude). Like Springsteen. Forbert tern an expression of emotion, al not give a damn about the cause, near future. Iggy Pop or the masters of the The man is a Forbert brings it all back this strong ternately wrenching at the but will salivate over the pay pers sense of ro past ever put on vinyl. But then sensational performer and home by performing a cover listener's off. It is a form of prostitution a mance with melancholy-yet again, Forbert can look at the heartstrings or mak major talent to be reckoned version of the country "yodel" hopeful melodies. For example, same situations with a great ing one feel joyous. which students should not stand with. classic, "In The Jailhouse" by "Romeo's Theme" with it tink sense of humor, as he does on Steve Forbert took this re Within a several month time Jimmie Rodgers, a country You can put ASMSU in its ling piano riffs sounds similar to "Complications" and "Think viewer through a series of span, Forbert has produced two artist of the 1920s who hailed a Motown classic or the great in'." This appears to be his emotions Monday night, the place by refusing to show up. of this year's best and most from Forbert's hometown That way, the group will fall Spector "girl group" tunes. special magic. last of which was a pure state of refreshing albums — Alive On (Meridian, Miss.) and was one (Forbert has a special fondness Forbert's band is excellent, rock 'n roll ecstasy, which he where it belongs — flat on its Arrival and Jackrabbit Slim, of the forefathers of rockabilly for Motown, which might be face. Show ASMSU that you although the members appear accomplished with a final 15- both on the Nemperor label. music. And recalling the folk considered Black folk 'music. can't be bought and prove to be the strangest group ever minute encore medley of his Most of Forbert's selections scene of the '60s, Forbert even "Romeo's Theme" is dedicated instead, that students are think assembled in appearance, run own "You Cannot Win If You Monday night were taken from performs a "protest song" — to the late Florence Ballard, an ning the gamut from the C&W Do Not Play," Chuck Berry's ing people with integrity, digni the two LPs, and they all "The Oil Song" — which he original member of the to rock 'n roll look. ty and compassion. (The bass "Nadine" and Tony Joe White's exemplify the artist's extraor¬ introduces as just that. Supremes, and Forbert played player looks old enough to be "Polk Salad Annie." And I think Haenlein is a former State dinary songwriting capabilities. Aside from the illustration Motown classics over the Bus Forbert's father.) The band I can safely say that the people News opinion editor who Despite what Rolling Stone above, Forbert's Dylan simi¬ Stop's PA system prior to his takes on new dimensions in a has written to the contrary, the dancing on the Bus Stop's floor likes to give the entertain¬ larities can be seen especially in performance.) live environment, and they editor hard time at this point were the happiest ment a second album is as good as the that his lyrics speak directly to On the other hand, Forbert ROCK full throttle in a manner But he still likes her a lot, group of dancers that establish first, and both couple am¬ today's youth — his concerns can also effectively capture fate's that Forbert's albums fail I ment has anyway ever seen. biguous-yet-amazing meta¬ are the same as their's. 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Forbert is currently soul, gospel, blues — and this is Forbert sings of being "glad included) make simple compari¬ doing for folk music or — what rock 'n roll was meant to to be so young... so careless in sons like the "new Dylan" better yet — American music be in the first place. my way glad to take a chance because it's the easiest way to what Springsteen is doing for Forbert is a Mississippi na and play against the odds." He explain a performer's sound and style to those unfamiliar rock 'n roll, that is, bringing all the influences together in one tive who moved to New York City. As a result, he is able to flips a symbolic middle finger to social conventions and hypo¬ Now thru with it. 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In becoming the first rookie this season to be honored as By JEFF HITTLER the idea of a professional career Player of the Week, Johnson faced stiff competition from State News Sports Writer in the National Hockey League. Atlanta's John Drew, Denver's Dan Issel, Purvis Short of For the past three years, the Golden State, Houston's tyloses Malone and Quinn Buckner of MSU hockey team's season has But Welch makes it clear that "If a pro offer came, I'd try Milwaukee. ended after the traditional he is more concerned with it," Welch said. "I think every¬ Local cable television subscribers will get a chance to see series with the University of making the playoffs than lead¬ Johnson play this Thursday as the Lakers meet the Kansas body feels that way when they City Michigan. ing the team in scoring for a fourth straight year. get this far. But if we can just Kings. The game is scheduled for 7:50 p.m. and will be shown on With that in mind, right wing make the playoffs . . ." Channel 16. Russ Welch makes no secret of It's a great feeling to be on his goal for the Spartans this top and be the best," Welch said. "I think the competition between Leo and I is good for DAVE JANSSEN "My first goal is making the the team. But we'll win a lot playoffs," Welch said before more games if everybody starts practice Monday. "It's the one goal I really have. Everybody scoring." Lots of fun snow wants to be a leading scorer or THE SPARTANS' TOP line something. But I just want to of Welch, Lynett and Mike make the playoffs. SINCE WELCH ARRIVED Stoltzner has accounted for 46 of the team's 120 points this at Spartan Stadium season. Welch credits a "team" at MSU in 1976, the Since early in the football season, I had the MSU fans in the seats at the south end of the Spartans effort by the three linemates have sat home while the for their success. planned to spend one Saturday afternoon in the stadium? WCHA's top eight teams ex¬ stands rather than in the pressbox. I reasoned Last week I got a call from an MSU fan who tended their seasons beyond Leo and I are good for each that readers would be offered a had been following the football team for refreshing quite a the first weekend in March. other," Welch commented. change, a chance to read a piece from the few years. He expressed his displeasure about "He's probably the best center perspective of a fan and not just another writer. the fans' booing the team in the MSU-Purdue Making the playoffs is one of in the league. Stoltzner helps Moreover, I thought it appropriate that I watch game Oct. 20. I've also learned that Assistant the few things Welch has not both of out. As a us line, we're my final MSU football game as a fan, not as an Sports Information Director Nick Vista was accomplished during his Spar hot right now." unbiased observer. upset by the actions of certain MSU fans tan career. At first it seemed an easy decision, but later Saturday. Both of these people thought some¬ Welch and Lynett have also The 5-foot 9, 170 pound there were second thoughts. I'd always felt it thing should be written to reprimand the guilty found an effective combination senior co-captain out of Hast with Mark Hamway, who re¬ was a privilege just to have a seat in the box. parties. And Saturday would also mark the occasion of a I write now, but not for these ings, Minn., has been MSU's places Stoltzner on power gentlemen. I small ceremony for the soon-to-retire Fred write for the University of Minnesota cheer¬ leading scorer in each of the plays. Hamway dished out past three seasons. His 130 three assists to that duo last Stabley, the widely-renowned and highly-re¬ leaders, the Minnesota players, the security career points going into this spected Sports Information Director who has workers, the ABC camera crew and other ABC Friday against Michigan Tech, been at MSU for 32 years. Yet, before I'd really season ranked eighth on the workers, MSU band members and even certain including a pass to Welch for examined these circumstances, I realized that I MSU fans in the lower seats of the south end of Spartans' all-time list. the game-winning goal in over¬ State News Mark A. Deremo had already promised my spot in the box to a the stadium. All of these people were, at one time time. Leading the Spartans in scoring the past three seasons has been senior Welch has received fellow writer. or another, in the line of snowballs or iceballs right wing Russ Welch. His 15 points this season is second on the team, All WCHA honorable mention Welch said he feels that Nevertheless, the decision to forego a media being thrown from MSU fans. In the case of at but a playoff spot is foremost in his mind. the past two years and was pass to Saturday's game is now insignificant. least one band member, one Minnesota football overall the team is improving voted the team's MVP last What happened in the game, however, is not. player and one MSU fan, that meant a snowball with each series. He added,, season — two honors that he 6r iceball in the face. however, that the Spartans calls the highlight of his career Adubato may get opportunity thus far. need to put two good nights together rather than just one — a SATURDAY TURNED OUT to be another in long series of lessons I've learned as a writer. LIKE LITTLE CHILDREN it seemed, certain like they did at They've all seemed, in general to be quite the MSU fans took advantage of the season's first AFTER EIGHT GAMES this Michigan Tech don't snowfall. They mounted an aerial attack with the last weekend. same — come to an event with a to continue as Piston coach season, Welch has connected for eight goals and assisted on "WE PLAYED GREAT Fri¬ preconceived idea of what that event will be like. I'd planned to go to Saturday's football game, snow at ents, but unsuspecting and undeserving recipi¬ managed to fulfill an apparent objective seven. His 15 points are second sit with friends and do all those fun things that — to prove a total lack of consideration and a day but were simply outplayed FONTIAC (UPI) The De chance at the job permanently. on the squad behind Leo students do in the stands, and best of all, not total disregard for sportsmanship. - "Everybody is subject to con¬ Saturday," Welch said. "We troit Pistons are 1 1 since the "We played better Friday sideration." Wilson added. "I'm Lynett's team-leading total of have to get all five guys worry about taking notes or having to fight Those fans didn't seem to miss a trick. In true 21 points. through crowds en route to the lockerrooms. As departure of Dick Vitale as and Saturday than we have the sure they'll take a look at Richie working together as a unit." spirit of disrespect, they ignored repeated pleas head coach and appear to be in entire season, especially defen because of the job he's doing." it turned out, most of my Saturday afternoon was by field announcer Erik 0. Furseth to stop the It's not that Welch is any less no hurry to replace him. sively," said Tom Wilson, Pis Among the first two candi¬ spent in astonishment, and quite frankly, bombardment. effective than previous years. Welch, who majors in physi¬ Interim Coach Richie Aduba ton director of administrative dates interviewed by owners anything but enjoyment of the game. What was ABC football commentator Bill Fleming In fact, it's probably quite the cal education, said he hopes to to has a .500 record since taking Oscar Feldman and Bill David I wondered, for the actions of many of i continued on 10) operations. "We planned to contrary. Lynett and Welch coach hockey when he leaves page over from Vitale, who was fired name a new coach pretty quick i continued on page 10) were listed as the No. 1 and 2 MSU. But he has thought of i yjN'VEnaAi. ti¬ last week. 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The SMOKE SHOP SUPPLIES DEPARTMENT For quick pickens, this shop We carry a wide selection of Folders, Notebooks, Paper, has candy, various sundries, BOOH 1IOBE Pens, Pencils and Markers.. pipes & tobacco. 10 Michigan State News East Lansing Michigan Wednesday, November 14, 1979 IOWA GAME HIS LAST HURRAH Junior harriers show Spartans will feel loss of Bass By ADAM TEICHER versity of Iowa. When it's over, sive and special team player the entire season," Rogers said. Of course, his first three sea improved confidence State News Sports W riter the Spartans will be losing their from each game, and quite "I don't know where we'd be sons at MSU, the Spartans were By CHRIS HANSEN Eisenhower high schools. Opalewski was There will be a whole lot leading tackier from each of the often, Bass is his defensive without him." on NCAA probation and even State News Sports Writer last four seasons. selection. Rogers said that it's Bass has started every game regional champion in the one-and two-mile missing from the defensive unit though they were eo champions In the sport of cross country, all the road and the Class B of the MSU football team when But Bass does more than possible Bass could be his pick since coming to MSU and was of the Big Ten last fall, the runs was cross country just work and physical training in the world is the Spartans open the 1980 tackle, even though his 148 every week. selected to the all Big Ten first champion. Spatz also came to MSU with an Spartans could not accept the useless until the individual runner finds the season. stops through the first ten team last fall. He's a shoo-in to Rose Bowl bid because of the impressive record, winning the Class IV proper mental attitude and the self-confi¬ cross country championships and the regional Linebacker Dan Bass will be games is a club record. MSU "DAN BASS IS a football repeat. penalty. dence needed to perform under pressure. and national half-mile championships. playinghis last game in an MSI' coach Darryl Rogers picks an player who has played consis When he arrived at MSU MSU was expected to chal During the cross country race, the harrier Spatz and Opalewski will join Richardson uniform Saturday at the Uni outstanding defensive, offen tently excellent football over there was nothing to suggest lenge once again for the league is alone with his or her own ' houghts. These as leaders of next year's team. that Bass would be the player he crown, but has not. The thoughts can either serve as a motivating Spatz, who led the Spartans with a has become. "Michigan State Spartans are 5 5 this season and force, or in some cases, a hinderance. This is fifth place finish at the regional champion¬ was the only school from the Big 3-4 in Big Ten Games. why a positive mental attitude, as a way of ships, was slow getting started this season, Ten that recruited me." the dealing with pressure during a race, is vital. but as Goodridge says she always comes Bath, Mich, native recalled. WHAT WENT WRONG for MSU harriers Kelly Spatz, Sue Richardson "Coming from* a small school, the 1979 Spartans? "The num through at the big meets. and Mary Ann Opalewski have shown Spatz attributes this to the slacking off of steadily improving mental attitudes and cross country training a bit in the summer to self-confidence this season. They will be work. Goodridge sees no problem with this, I'm depended on to utilize these to guide the explaining that Spatz's atitude is healthy. going to miss Michigan State quite a bit. I harriers to a top ten finish at the national Spatz, Richardson and Opalewski all agree didn't think about the Minnesota game being women's cross country championships Satur¬ that their improved confidence is due in part my last home game until we got out there day. to the way Goodridge works with the team. and it really hit me. "They need to believe in themselves," said "John has a lot of respect for everyone on I know that when the cross country coach John Goodridge about the team. He is always very encouraging," Iowa game is over, I'm gonna wish I had the three runners. "They have been improv¬ said Richardson. another four years. ing this all season,". All three women agree that the most "All three girls have really been coming on — MSU Linebacker, Dan Bass important running quality they can use to in the last few meets, especially in the finish strong in the national championship, is regionals, this really boosts their confi¬ running strategically as a team. dence." "It makes you feel so much more confident nobody knew if I could play big ber one reason was that we just Richardson, like senior harriers Cynthia in a race when the team is running together time football." had too many Wadsworth and Lisa Berry, ran high school and one runner can drop back while another people hurt this and cross country in Connecticut. As class C takes the lead for stretch of the race," said Even though he led the season they were key a geople, too," Bass replied, re¬ runner-up and sixth place finisher in the state Spatz. Spartans in tackles as a fresh¬ her senior year, Richardson, now an MSU All three ferring to the numerous ail¬ runners agree on a goal of man, Bass cringes at the ments that have kept several junior, continues to improve and will be one finishing in the top ten Saturday when they thought of his play back then. MSU players, including quar¬ of three key seniors next year. travel to Florida State University in Talla¬ terback Bert Vaughn, on the Rivaling one another in Saginaw high hassee for the national championships. And "I'VE COME A sidelines for much of the season. schools, Opalewski and Spatz did their high with attitudes like theirs, coach Goodridge long way," Bass said. "It's funny, but I was "Now I'm not saying anything school running at Douglas McArthur and expects a strong showing. watching films with (MSU seni¬ against the people that have or safety) Mark Anderson from filled in, I think they've done our season freshman year earlier this and we couldn't believe the mistakes we made. That well. But it doesn't help if you don't have your No. 1 guys in Im Notes there," he continued. was good for a few laughs. But The chance at the Roses is The intramural The deadline for the women's freestyles, 25 yard breast- gymnastics each year, we've made less and now behind him and Bass has meet has been rescheduled individual swim meet is noon stroke, 25 yard butterfly, 25 less." just the one game left. "I'm from Nov. 20 to Wednesday, today. Sign up in 121 IM yard backstroke, 100 yard Yet he is still not at the going to miss Michigan State point Sports-Circle. The meet will medley relay and diving. For Nov. 28 at 7 p.m. The entry he wants to be. "My play could quite a bit,' he said. "I didn't begin at 6:30 p.m. Thursday. further information, call the IM deadline will be noon Monday, always be better," Bass admits. think about the Minnesota game Events are the 25 and 50 yard Sports-Circle office at 355-4710. 201 IM Sports-West. "I could always do better in being my last home game until things like pass drops, being we got out there and it really hit around the ball more and not me. I know that when the Iowa REVOLUTION IN THE CARIBBEAN missing tackles, things like game is over, I'm gonna wish I that." had another four years." REPORT FROM CUBA The It's a good bet Darryl Rogers one big hole in Bass' career at MSU was that he did will be making that very same Guest Speaker: N.ROY SINGHAM not get to play in the Rose Bowl. wish. U.S. domination is being challenged by a growing revol¬ utionary upsurge in the Caribbean, recent examples being Piston prospects Grenada and Nicaragua. Roy Singham, freelance journalist State News Mark A. Deremo MSG linebacker Dan Bass moves in to tackle a (continued from page 8) Pistons for and native of Jamaica has done extensive work on Caribbean- University of Michigan runner in a long-term contract action at Spartan Stadium earlier this season. Bass' 148 tackles in the first son were ex Piston great Dave calling for more than $100,000 a U.S. relations and recently attended the non-aligned con¬ 10 games is a new Spartan team record. Bing, the leading candidate, and former New York Knicks year. ference. He will be available for questions after the present¬ The Pistons declined com¬ star and coach Willis Reed. ment on Bing's salary request, ation. Bing said he presented his but Wilson said it will be "the case to the Pistons, and now the end of the week, at the earliest, TOMTP HT MOV J.*± 7"PTVT SPONSORED BY: Praxis, and ASMSUPro- -1 ^ ' 1UXT 1) 1>U V . 14 / riVl next move is up to the NBA before we do anything." gramming Board using student tax money. Fun with snow at Spartan Stadium club, which visits Wednesday night for its next Boston He said the club would see some other people besides Reed MSUnion (Rm 341) iZJ game. Bing said he asked the and Bing. (continued from page 8) In a year that has seen the school's reputation. reportedly was disgusted with MSU football team continually Saturday's incidents make those MSU fans. With To be discussed on: his struggling to prove itself one wonder where the ABC gestures, the mini-cam opera strong, some of the fans seem cameras will be the next time tor left doubt that he to be content with proving they MSU has a chance to be on TV ELLIPSIS no was downright mad. To top it of, are weak. And it looks likes this in a relatively unimportant fans couldn't wait 1:11 until the is beginning to wear on the game. end of the game to get to the goalposts; they had to interrupt The controversy over the the broadcast of the regionally televised game. distribution of intercollegiate IT HURT TO see a relatively athletic tickets. few MSU fans building a bad reputation for all of the Spartan Tonight at 8 pm faithful. It doesn't help either when MSU coach Darryl Your questions and comments Rogers nearly condones such behavior. ". . . but we still have are welcome at 3-4411. great fans," he says. 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(313)355-3114 Michigan State News Eost Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 14, 1979 11 STUDENT TRAUK COURT HEARS CASES Two abandoned factories Parking tickets By PAUL CURTIS about tickets for parking and not a very can good excuse" in this be appealed spaces, Hodgins said, only the can stay from 3 to 7 p.m., three discharging pollutants State News Staff Writer failure to register a vehicle privilege to park there. If there members of the court must can or any court, Hodgins said. "We By United Press International Bails said Velsicol is liable for cleaning up Students with accumulated appeal them before this board. want the student to bring as are no place* in the assigned agree on the verdict, he said. Department of Natural Resources spokes all the chemical pollution at the plant site and parking tickets and empty wal much proof as he possibly can." lot, it is no excuse for parking The three choices the court person said Tuesday two abandoned factories noted continued soil contamination in the lets can now appeal to a service IT IS A student board, and is The court deals with the somewhere else, he added. has are to sustain the appeal, to are still discharging dangerous chemicals into area has affected groundwater. on campus which will listen to not connected with DPS or the Student Motor Vehicle Regula According to the regulations, submit a board warning, or to nearby rivers. At Reed City, Bails said the DNR legitimate ticket complaints. ticketing and registering pro¬ tion #28, which lists rules and "all persons . . . enrolled for '0' withdraw the ticket. Jack Bails, director of the DNR enforce originally found only creosote, a wood The Student Traffic Appeals cess in any way, regulations on parking and or more credits, and their Sustaining the Hodgins said. summons ment division said the abandoned Koppers preservative, leaking into the Hersey River Court, previously unknown to The court meets every driving on campus. These laws spouses who drive or park on means the student has to pay Co. plant at Reed City and the Velsicol Co. but further tests have indicated other most students, has been hear Thursday from 3 to 7 in effect from 7 to 6 campus" are affected by the the ticket, at 87 Red Cedar p.m. in are a.m. plant at St. Louis are continuing to pollute chemicals present, possibly including PCB. ing student appeals all term. 312 Student Services. p.m. for driving, and from 4 rules. Road, the DPS Vehicle Office. the Hersey and Pine rivers. The Koppers plant, which treated railroad What most students don't Those wishing to appeal a.m. to 6 p.m. for parking, The court deals only with Bails said the Koppers plant is discharging ties, was closed in 1949 and the operation know, said Jim Hodgins, head tickets should bring as much Monday through Friday. student tickets and those rules A board warning means the creosote and other chemicals while the moved to Pittsburgh. of the court, is that they have evidence as possible to defend that pertain to students, student's testimony did not Velsicol plant is discharging PBB, TRIS, Bails said while the plant was in opera tion, the right to appeal these their case. "The burden of proof STUDENTS ARE SENT this Hodgins said. hold up under investigation, DDT and oil. the treated ties would be hung up and the tickets. is on the student," Hodgins pamphlet before they come to and the student may be re¬ Recent heavy rains in central Michigan excess creosote allowed to drip off The Students who think they said. campus, and are explained its THIS IS A "court of final ferred to the Office of Student apparently created a greater runoff than chemical then apparently soaked into soil in have legitimate complaints "Ignorance (of the laws) is contents at orientation. About appeal," he said. The process Affairs for appropriate action. usual at the Velsicol plant, causing a big fish the surrounding area, eventually working its 18,000 pamphlets were sent out involves the student coming A withdrawn summons die off, said Susan Sylvester, a DNR enforce way into the groundwater and the river. to the new on-campus students before the court and explaining means the court feels, for any ment officer. Also, Bails said, there were numerous leaky this fall, Hodgins said. the case followed by a question number of reasons, that the The Velsicol plant closed in September tanks the property. COGS meets The court handles "all per sonal appeals," he said, and if and answer session with the court. summons was unjust, so the student does not have to pay 1978 and the firm has promised to raze the on Bails said a cleanup might involve excava plant as part of a multi million dollar cleanup tion of the entire area, building of a clay dike (continued from page 3) for a student judiciary may be there is enough proof or ex There are nine court mem¬ the ticket, and it is off the effort. in the area or purging the groundwater. document causing difficulties in causing problems. tenuating circumstances, the bers, but since not all of tl em student's record. communications with medical "I think many folks in the court will withdraw the sum students, Cogdill said. In medical colleges are afraid that the graduate judiciary would 1 the original document, "This is a student board, and medical students had been pro¬ not understand the special we are interested in educating vided with an interim hearing pressures and realities of a students so there will be less board. Cogdill said the provi¬ medical student's life," Cogdill tickets written, and less writ sion in the proposed document said. "But of course they would. ten to students who say they Discover the music of ECM... It's the job of a judiciary to get did not know what they did was information." illegal." After medical student input "When you sign up as a is considered, COGS will deli student, ypu agree to Holidays berate and hopefully pass it the abide by regulations of the Uni¬ Keith Jarrett Pat quickly, she said. "We have a long road to go versity as set forth by the Metheny luncheon still," she said. "In April, one of Board of Trustees," he said. "Any student operating a car "Jarrett s solo art remains a "He doesn't sound like any other the trustees gave us six months unique entity in music, and The guitarist, and at the rate he's on campus is under the juris¬ Koln Concert is its most moving, "Thanksgiving: Home for the (to approve the document), but diction of these rules." developing, other guitarists are most telling exposition Holidays or Away from Home?" the motion failed 4-4. If we blow going to have a tough time will be the topic of the Women's it, they may make the motion A TICKET FOR failure to sounding like him " Resource Center Brownbag again and it could carry. This is register a vehicle on campus is Lunch today at 12:15 p.m. at not a period of increasing $10. To register a vehicle for 334 Union. rights." the full school year is $8. Imogen Bowers of the MSU COGS will also discuss thesis "Public and visitor lots are Counseling Center will discuss and dissertation copying for off-limits to students," Hodgins family ties, the holiday seasons graduate students and pro¬ said. and their impact on women's posed food service opportuni- Many students don't under¬ lives. stand that lot stickers do not guarantee them parking ¥ TORONTO t j? Dec. 8-12 £ Y ASMSU TRAVEL • it 353-5155 £ • ASMSU Programming Boord-a Also available: My Song (ECM-1-1115). Solo Concerts Also available: New Chautauqua (ECM-1-1131), Pat Metheny Group (Bremen/Lausanne) (ECM-3-1035), Eyes 01 The Heart (( (ECM-1 -1114). Watercolors (ECM-1-1097), Bright Size Lite Arbour Zena (ECM-1-1070), Facing You (ECM-1-1017). 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Call Robert supervisor at PROVINCIAL 63' per line over 4 lines. BRAKE PARTS Pads, shoes delivery people. Flexible HOUSE WEST. 731 Stark office, East Lansing Public spring, Cedar Village, very Fiore 355-0369. After 5, 351- Schools. 509 Burcham Dr. comfortable, 332-6831 after Lost & Found ads/Transportation ads--3 lines- and hydraulics for your for¬ hours with paid vacations 3892. 5-11-16(51 weatherDr., Lansing. Call Mr. and holidays benefits. Can 8 11 20 (91 M .50-per insertion. 50' per line over 3 lines. eign car CHEQUERED FLAG R Putnam, RN, Director of ALL STUDENT Advertising FOREIGN CAR PARTS. 2605 make up to $5/hour with S/F MAVERICK 1970. Rusty but Nursing. 323 9133. 8-11-2118) BABYSITTER FOR 18 month must be prepaid beginning Popcorn—(Sorority-Fraternity) 50' per line. trusty. 25 MPG regular; E. Kalamazoo Street. One commission and tips. Apply November 5. S 2211 29 (3) at the old, between 7:15 a.m. and i mile west of campus. 487 following locations. Deadlines snowtires, low miles. $300. 5055 C-20-11 30 (7) HOUSEKEEPER excellent salary, 3 blocks WANTED, 6:15p.m. daily. Call 351-0972, Apartments GROESBFCK 1222 Blake 2 337-0526 after 3. 6 11-16 (4) after 6:30. (374-2121). Want Ads-2 2068 Cedar St., Holt from MSU campus, res¬ bedroom plus carport. $395 p.m.-l class day before public¬ MOTORCYCLE STORAGE, 1561 Haslett Rd., Haslett 3 11 14 (5) FEMALE SUBLEASE $95/ '74 PINTO runabout, runs ponsible for cleaning, laundry | utilities 372 2213. ation. $30 for November thru April, month. Capitol Villa. 332 1139 E. Grand River, and babysitting. 8 5 p.m. 10 11 20 (3) Cancellation Change-1 p.m.-l class good, looks nice, only $795. NEED A recommendation? 0717 winter term only. day be¬ Okemos area. 349-0724. East Lansing Call 337-2237. 6-11-16(3) daily. Call 351 8964. Animal husbandry lab needs fore publication. 5-11-19(3) 5214 Cedar St., Lansing Z-8-11-26 (3) IUXURY DUPLEX 3 5 1116 (7) a conscientious work bed 3608 N.E. St., Lansing study Classified Display deadline-3 p.m.-2 class SCOUT '66. 4-wheel drive, student. room, 2 baths, family room MASON BODY SHOP, 812 E. 801 Thomas L. Parkway, Preferably science Wll LOWRROOK APART with fireplace. days before publication. 4-speed, safari top, dual gas FULL AND part time. Taking major to help with media Many extras. Kalamazoo since 1940. Auto Lansing and MENTS Large clean 1 & 2 694 9388 4 11 16 141 Once ad is ordered it cannot be cancelled tanks. Runs well. $600, 484 delivering orders. House¬ preperation and routine or painting-collision service. 966 Trowbridge, E. Lansing bedrooms. Carpet, air, heat, 3264, after 5 p.m. hold products. Excellent pay, ' handling of rumen ana- changed until after 1st insertion. Z-5-11-16 (5) American, Foreign cars. 485 12-11-12 120) Apply 11-15, 3 p.m., 915 erobbs. Call 355-8396 ask for appliances. Newer area, close 1 FEMALE ROOMMATE There is a M.00 charge for 1 ad 0256. C-20 11 30 (5) Whittier Dr., to shopping. See to appre needed for 4 man apartment change plus BARTENDERS East Lansing. Ruminant Nutrition Lab. ciate, from $230 394 7729 in Cedar Village immediately. 50' per additional change for maximum '78 SILVER FORD Futura. NEEDED, 3-11 14 (6) 3-11-14 19) male or female, contact, in 8 11 14 (7) 332 7236 Z-6-11 14 13) of 3 changes. Stereo, 3 speed, 6 cylinder, Call Tom, 489-5655. person, Eric Craymer at the SKI BINDING TECHNICIAN RESIDENT MANAGER The State News will only be responsible for PEANUT BARREL and Et MOUNTER Must have 5-11-20 (3) Couple needed for 20 units in the 1st days incorrect insertion. Adjust¬ SMITTY's, 521 E. Grand some prior experience with East Lansing. General main RETAIL ment claims must be made within 10 River. 3-11-16 (6) current & older ski-bindings days TOYOTA CELICA liftback, tenance experience neces¬ of expiration date. '79, 5 speed, air, sunroof, and be familiar with all tools. sary. 351 9538 or 351-8135 MANAGEMENT ARBY'S See Steve Olson, MC OR 3 10 14 (6) Bills are due 7 days from ad expiration date. stereo, excellent condition, 1010 East Grand River is now SPORTING GOODS, 5002 If not must sell, $6700. 337-0413. paid by due date, a M.00 late taking applications for full W Saginaw. 10 11 14 19) BOYNE USA CONVENTION 8-11-15 (4) Winkleman's Management Trainee Program service charge will be due. and part time, evening and AND SKI RESORT Accept late rfight help. Please apply RN'S GN'S ing applications for winter offers many opportunities to succeed in retail 1973 TOYOTA WAGON, in person between 2 5p employment and during the Corona Deluxe, $500. 349- m management tor individuals who have retail 2961, 5:30-8:30 Weekdays 8 11 27 19) Lansing General Hospital has Christmas break, Positions sales experience. p.m. 8-11-26 (3) full and part time positions available for food and cock Automotive BABYSITTER FOR children Automotive available for registered and tail personnel, bus personnel 6&11 in home npar Frandor, and bartenders. Please send Our structured training program stresses pro TRANS AM, 1978, very low graduate nurses, a 4 day, 10 3-7p.m. daily, top wages, hour per day work week resume to: fessional management training in the areas of ATTENTION!! WE buy late CHEVY WAGON, '71. '75 mileage, excellent condition, non-smoker, car needed. 482 Mark Sulak sales promotions, model imported and domes- motor, transportation gem, T-top, 351-5404. 3 11-15 (31 0912 after 6p.m. 5-11 20 (5) option allowing 3 day week leadership skills, and store tic compact cars. Contact must see to appreciate, $1000 ends is available on the Boyne Mountain Lodge administration. This provides an excellent John TRANS AM '79, 7000 miles, midnight shift We offer: U.S. 131 Highway DeYoung, WILLIAMS or best offer. 699-2502 CHILD-CARE for 8 month old basis for rapid promotions to store manager VW, 484-1341. C-20-11-30 (5) under warranty, T-top, air, Boyne Falls, Ml 49713 8-11-15 (4) and 3 year old. Two after power windows & locks, tilt complete orientation pro 14 11 20 (14) positions. noons week 332-4724 wheel, AM-FM stereo & tape NEED BANJO and guitar gram, continuing education 5 11 20 (4! player, deluxe trim. $6900 instructors. Call MARSHALL support system, excellent HELP WANTED: Taxi drivers. Lansing area assignment, attractive starting 484-3854. 5-11-19 (6) MUSIC CO, 337 9700 Ask EXPERIENCED TIRE chang wage and benefit package. Self starter, must have salary, regular salary reviews, and many for Gordon McMahon. ers, part time. Apply, Payless For more information contact 1 State of Michigan chauf TRANS AM '78. Air, cruise, C-20 11-30 (5) Personnel Office Depart feur License, 2. E. Lansing, employee benefits. To explore further, call Tire, Inc., 1054 E. Grand taxi driver permit, 3. 18 years Ms Cook at (313) 833 6902 collect. CHRYSLER CORDOBA 1975 stereo, velour interior. $5400, River, East Lansing, 332 6545 ment, Lansing General Hospi BUICK ELECTRA 225, 1970. 627-9760. 8-11-19 (3) MODELS WANTED, $9.hour tal, 2800 Devonshire, Lan of age or older. Part time to low mileage, all power, priced 5-11-14 (51 No rust, runs good. $800. to sell. Call 694-7218. 489 2278 or apply in person at sing. Ml 48909 Phone 372 start, flexible schedule, mini Please phone 393-7866. 8-11-16 (3) 8-11-26(5) TRIUMPH TR7 1976 Low VELVET FINGERS, 527 E SURVEY HELPER Part time 8220, ext. 10 11 16 (211 267 EOE mum wage guaranteed Call 332 3559 C 12-11 16(9) WINKLEMAN'S mileage, excellent condition. Michigan. OR-20-11 30 (4) Experience required. Drafting Equal Opportunity Employer 1974 CUTLASS Supreme. 4 $4500 or best offer. Call helpful East Lansing surv¬ CAPRI-1979 3-door auto¬ 627-5041. 8-11-19 (4) UNIFORMED SECURITY of¬ eyor Send resume to Box door. Great condition. Very matic, economical, immac¬ clean. Air. Low mileage 484- ficers and store detectives, D 4, Stat' News Classified, ulate. Must sell. 337-9538 TRIUMPH 1971, GT6, needs full or part-time. Call 641 347 Student Services. 8-11-19 (3) 3887. 5-11-20 work on clutch, $700, 394 4562 OR 20 11 -30 (4) 5-11 14 (61 EVEN SANTA CAN'T DECIDE 1826, after 5. 8-11 21 (3) CAPRI - '74. 4 cylinder, sun DODGE CHARGER power, AM/FM, good cond¬ - 1974, SPARTAN 3 THEATRES in LIVE IN to assist handicap- WHAT TO GIVE EVERYONE roof, rust proofed, $1500. VEGA WAGON 1976 Air, Frandor, part time, conces ped attorney in arising ition, $1,500 or best offer, 355-6261 mornings. 337-1301 or 351-2635. AM-FM, excellent condition sions (possible cashier), mornings and retiring even- FOR CHRISTMAS. 5-11-19(3) 8-11-15(4) and mileage. 355-8136. $2.90'hour, apply in person ings. Lifting involved. Corn- 8-11-26 (3) weekdays 6:30-8p m. 337 pensation, plush apartment, CHEVETTE FORD WAGON, 1973. Good 9096 5 11 14 (6 t 374 8652 6 11 16 (6) - 1979 beautiful, matellic brown, strips and transportation, new parts. VEGA '74, automatic, 54,000 BUT NOW HE'S FOUND THE more options. 5500 miles, $300 or best offer. Must see miles. 20 MPG, $700. 332 $4360 or best offer. 339-9471 to appreciate. 372-4988. 3124 evenings. PERFECT ANSWER! 8-11-2014) 8-11-19 (4) B-L-2-11-14 13) EXPERIENCE The World as your Campus CHRISTMAS PEANUTS HOLIDAY PERSONALS TRANSPORTATION On November 30, the last day of classes, the State News Classified will AD be printinq the special Christmas Pages. Included will be gift packages Just complete form and mail printed with your favorite Holiday with payment to message A perfect gift for your CINDI friends here at MSU. To order your State News Classified Christmas Peanuts Personal, just com Dept. 347 Student Services Bldg. plete this form and mail or bring with East Lansinq Mich. 48823 payment to the State News Classified Dept 347 Student Services. -site. DEADLINE: Name:___ NAME Address:^ ADDRESS CITY Wednesday, Nov. 21 Daytime phone: - Student No.: Classification: DAY PHONE NO ZIP STUDENT NO NOON No. of days to run: Insertion Date. 25 choracfers in a line, including punc MOBDII Ml U 103 BESS! al 100 pm fuation and spaces. Need Ride?: Need Riders9: TOtSDII Ml 13 106 WOWtOS it 100 pi* 4 lines WE DM SOU! Ml II 331IMIM Jl 8.30 w m - $3.50 25 characters in a line including punctuation ond spaces between words. iHlMIII Ml B 103 HUBBARD II100 pm Print Ad Here: PRINT AD HERE. Mail or bring to: State News Classified Dept. 347 Student Services Bldg. E. Lansing, Ml 48823 50' per line, per insertion, prepayment required. 1 4 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday. November 14, 1979 1 Apartments ] pjF] [ Houses ~| | For Sale ~|f^1 ! Animals "j jjjj | Service [ |"^sl | Typing Service] Wanted NEED FEMALE for Winter HASLETT 4 bedrooms. OVER 3000 cheap albums, COLLIES - GOLDEN Sable FXPERT GUITAR repairs UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS WANTED BASKETBALL It's What's Spring Cedar Village. Park $300 and $300 deposit. Own 256 and up all types hits to Lassie puppies, cuddly, AKC, Acoustic and electric. Most COMPLETE RESUME SERV Happening utilities. No pets. 339-8426. tickets, wither A or B series my 332-7935, after 5 the obscure. FLAT BLACK & farm raised $115. Call 321 extensive shop in the state. ICE: Typesetting: offset print¬ for Spartan games. Call Bob Z 5 11-16 (3) 8 11 17 (31 CIRCULAR. 541 E Grand 8479 E-5 11 14 14! ELDERLY INSTRUMENTS. ing: and bindery services. after 6p.m. 353 0367. River, above Paramount. 332 4331. C 20 11 30 (5) DOBERMAN PUPS. 3 red Approved dissertation print S5 11 20 (4) FEMALE ROOMMATE need ON SABBATICAL. For Rent, Open 11a.m. 6p.m 6 days. More IWH Campus Action meets at 8:30 , males and 1 black and tan ing and binding specialists. on page 12 ed for Campus Hill $80 fully furnished house, winter C 20 11-30 16) tonight, 335 Union. Come join us For estimate, stop in at 2843 Month. 349 3420 Non smoker. Z 3 11 14 (3) Call term only, 5-6 persons. 1 V? miles to MSU 351 5701. WE SELL s'ereo equipment. female $50. 349 5484 5 11 14 (3) [ Typing Service"] E. Grand River or phone j Transportation \[3^] Learn about the ture English Litera¬ Overseas Study Program in for Bible study, prayer and Christ¬ ian 332 8414. C-20 11 30(9) fellowship. 5 11-15 (41 THE STEREO SHOPPE East PROFESSIONAL TYPING London at 7:30 tonight, 211 Bes GREEN AMAZON parrot - RIDE NEEDED to Conn'NYC. NEED FEMALE non smoker Lansing. C 20-11 -30 (3) IBM Pica/Elite, Call Karen at TYPING, LIBRARY research, sey Hall Sponsored by the English MSU Promenaders invite you to with cage, talks, excellent Leavinq 11 20 or 11 -21, return Own room $135/month. Deb 374 6844. 12-11 30 (3) or Lenore. 339 9470 Rooms SOMEBODY ELSE S CLOS pet $125. Call Mark 485 1541 resume service. Free pick-up 11 25 or 11 26. Call Stew square dance from 7 to 10 tonight, and delivery 676 1912 in the Party Room, West Shaw Z 5 11 19 (3) 332 1085 332 0866 Z 3 11 14 (3) et featuring gently used TYPING SERVICE C 20 11 30(3) Pi Mu Epsiion meets at 7:30 MALE ROOMMATE(s) need CC's, Z 3 11 16 (4) clothing. 541 E. Grand River. term papers, reports, etc. Call toniqht, in A 204 Wells Hall. ROOMMATE WANTED for ed, fully furnished house Open noon to 6p.m. Take ins 482 5772 after 3:30 p.m. TYPING FREE pick up and Professor MacCluer will speak on Gay Council business meeting is Winter term. Rivers Edge 372 9667 before 4:00 by appointment. Lost & Found 5-11-19 (3) delivery. Fast, experienced, "Satellite Tracking with Micro¬ at 8 tonight, in 4 Student Services 5-11 14 (3) Apartments, Call 337 2088 C 20-11-30 (5) low rates. 676 2009 Need A Ride computers." Non members wel¬ Bldg. Social hour follows. Every¬ 8 11 21 (31 LOST CAMERA, Canon 110 EXPERT WORK OR 18 11 30 (3) come. Refreshments served. is welcome. - Proofread, one ROOM AVAILABLE in Owen ADVANCE NOTICE - Cross ED. On Grand River Ave guaranteed. IBM Selectric. or Riders? Hall must be 21, if interested WANTED 1 male to share 2 Country ski sale. Having Between Meridian to MSU. EDITING. 337-8415: if I'm not TYPING IN my home. Close Holmes Hall Advisory Staff You are invited to a fellowship call Cindy 353 3697. bedroom, Riverside Call after bought a bankrupt ski store. Reward, $10. Yoshi, 355 to campus. Reasonable rates. invites you to find the answers to Z 4-11-14 (4) in, answering machine takes for college students at 7:30 to¬ 11 -30(1-0 332 1112 Advance Sales will offer a 9045 Z-E 11-21 (4) Place 7 5 11 21 (31 $150 package for 69.95 and message. 6 11-20 (5) Call between 9£t7. Cindy a Holiday your questions on jogging at 7 night, at University Reformed 394-4448. 10-11-14 (3) tonight, in C-106 Holmes Hall. Church, 4930 S. Hagadorn Road. WANTED 2 Roi huge discounts on 300 pairs FOUND: BLACK Kitten, TYPING THESIS, manu Transportation Ad Presented by Frank Shorter share California contempor of the finest ary home. $125/month. 321 cross country corner Beech and Gunson scripts, papers. IBM Selec EXPERT TYPING Term pap Today! Sports! The LaLeche League of East skis, boots and poles. Hurry, 11 6 351 8818, 351 4322 trie Sandy Clark, 487 6756 ers, letter, RESUMES. Near 8158 5 11 20 14) Lansing is holding an informal now at Haslett Motor Z 11-15 (31 Gables. 337-0205. Sports, after 6 3 11 16 14) Shaarey Zedek of East Lansing meeting on breastfeeding at 7:30 5855 2 2 11 15 (3) Marsh and Haslett Rds. in C 20-1,1 30 (3) interviews for permanent and See p.m.' Thursday, 6036 Harkson 2 ROOMS, CAPITOL area, Shop Town Center, 2 miles LOST: DISSERTATION pro¬ FAST, ACCURATE typing. Coupon substitute teachers this Friday FFMALE SHARF 1 bedroom. full house privileges, washer north of Meridian Mall. TYPING: IBM Selectric Term posal in brown portfolio, Reasonable rates. Call Mon morning. Sign up at Student Old Cedar Village. Winter- and dryer $100 125, utilities 12 11-30(12) Union P.O. 253 Erickson Call day Friday. 489 6903. papes, resumes, plus editing, Employment Office, Student Ser¬ included 485 3644 Poetry readings by Pia Taavila Spring, $110 332 8147 355 1713. Z 1 11-14 13) 11 11 30 (3) close to campus. 351 -5694. Counting your pennies? vices Bldg. and Leonora Anderson Smith will Z5 11 20 (3) 8 11 27 (4) 1 UNITEtJ AIRLINES '/, fare OR 17 11-30 (3) Make extra money by selling be at 3 p.m. Thursday, Olde World coupon $50. Ask for Norma FOUND LADY'S fur coat in TYPING EXPERIENCED things you 110 longer use in MSU Cycling Club meets at 7:30 EAST SAGINAW Bedroom TYPING Cafe, 211 M.A.C. Ave. FEMALE ROOMMATE need¬ 351-6437. Z-E-5-11-19 (3) Spartan Village. 355-9813 Thesis, term papers, IBM EXPERIENCED, the Classified section. tonight, in 215 IM Sports-West. ed winter. $98/month 349 plus use of house. $85/month 2-11-14 (3) fast and reasonable. 371-4635 % utilities. 485-3444 after correcting. Nancy, 351-7667 Very important meeting concern¬ Roy Singham speaks on revolu¬ 0385 Z 5 11 16 (3) 1 REFRIGERATOR, large, suit¬ C-20-11-30 (3) 10-11-29 (3) ing scheduling and organization of tion in the Caribbean and the MALE ROOMMATE needed 6 p.m. Z 8 11 21 (4) able for house. Kelvinator. Old, but works fine. $100. Call LOST WOMAN'S Seiko watch at Mac's Bar silver PROFESSIONAL EDITING, ! Round Town ~j f~T1 upcoming events. Non aligned Conference from 7 to winter and spring term 35* ROOM IN cozy, quiet, house. Jeff 355 9094. E 5-11-19 (5) 119. Reward, call 353 0229. Corrections to rewrites. Typ¬ Instructions 9 tonight, in 341 Union. Spon¬ ANTIQUE SHOW, Lansing, "Improve Your Academic Per¬ sored by Praxis. 1627. Z 8 11-21 13) Friendly housemates, close to 3-11-15(3) ing arranged. 332 5991 Civic Center. November 17th formance," a transcendental campus. Jennie, 337-1558. GUITAR, IBANEZ Concord, OR 1 11 14 (3) LESSONS IN guitar, banjo meditation lecture, a 8 tonight, in Saturday 11-8pm, 18th, Sun¬ Cesar Chavez, president of the FEMALE ROOMMATE. Non Z 3 11 14 (3) white maple, Looks and LOST RELIGIOUS medal in and more, at the ELDERLY - 337A Case Hall. Sponsored by United Farm Workers, will speak smoker preferred. Cedar Vil¬ sounds great. $200 or best stadium Saturday. Reward, EXPERIENCED TYPIST. INSTRUMENT SCHOOL. day 11 -6pm. 40-50 quality Students International Meditation at 11:30 a.m. Thursday, Parlors A lage Apartments 337 0588 MATURE FEMALE, own offer. Call Jeff 355-9094. call Doug 351-4006. IBM, dissertations, etc, SW C 20 11 30 (4) dealers. Admission $1.50, Society. and B, Union. Z 8 11 20 (3) room in house. $125 per E 5-11 19 (4) Z 4-11-16 (3) Lansing. Ellen, 393-1530. students $1.00. month plus utilities. Near OR 5 11 16 (3) PRIVATE GUITAR lessons X 10 11-16 (7) The National Honorary Broad- Phi Gamma Nu will hold a 1 2 PERSONS WANTED Campus. 351 7392 3-11 1414) to TWO UNITED discount cou¬ LOST SILVER ladies watch any style - beginners or casting Society, Alpha Epsiion sublet efficiency apartment EXPERIENCED TYPIST, dis¬ MINIATURES AND antique women's faculty tea at 5:30 p.m. pons $40 each. After 3:30. Reward for return. 332 7144 advance. Call MARSHALL Rho. will be formally initiated at today, in the Teakroom, Eppley for winter term. Call 337 7270 485 4908 E 5-11 19 (3) after 6p.m. Z-4-11-16 (3) sertations, term papers, and MUSIC CO., 337-9700. Open reproduction. Doll craft show Z 2-11-14 (3) 1 Fur Sale |[51 graphs. Call 349 6692. OR-3-11-14 (3) weeknights until 9:00 p.m. Saturdays 10a.m. - 5p.m. and Long's sale. November 18, Banquet Center, 7:30 tonight, Parlor C, Union. Center. DOKORDER REEL to reel LOST: WATCH with Hebrew FEMALF ROOMMATE want C 20-11 30 (6) South Cedar St. Lansing, RECORDS' THOUSANDS to tape deck. Mint condition. 3 letters. Reward. Call Mike - ed. Starting winter term. 9-4:30 p.m. Adults, $2.00, months old. $250. 332 4493. 337 2088 Z3 11 16 (3) LOW RATES - Term papers, Grad preferred. Haslett, 339 choose from, 756 and up, all TAKE A giant step forward to children, 75c. 5-11-16 (7) Z 4 31 16 (3) resumes. Fast expert typing. 3851 after 5 p.m. quality guaranteed. WAZOO LOST: BIG yellow dog, male Day and evening. Call 'G' a horse career. MEREDITH RECORDS, 223 Abbott, 337 HIGH l Q 7 American Mensa Z 5 11-14 (4) DOWN PARKA TYPING 321-4771 MANOR SCHOOL OF Royal shepherd mix, on campus 0947. C 20 11 30 (5) Down, like new. 100% north¬ 114. We love him. Reward. C-20-11 30 (4) HORSEMANSHIP Call toll Qualifying test to be given locally soon. Call 339-8659 WEEKEND FFMALE ROOMMATE, own free 1 800 624 1929 QUEEN SIZED waterbed ern goose. Adult size medium Call 655 2323. Z-3-11 14 (4, after 4p.m. 3 11 16 i4) room, near $77.50 month, small. Price COPYGRAPH Z 7-11-15 (5) mattresses. $48. Guaranteed. negotiable. SERVICE call 372-2443 after 10p.m. FOUND Call 332 4594. Z 5 11 15(3) Elaine, 351 5334. 11-9, MALE large COMPLETED, DISSERTA¬ 10' A MILE Z 8 11-16(3) S-5 11 15 (5) brown shepherd mis. Abbott TIONS AND RESUME (Fri. pm to, Mon. am) SOFA BED, $45, back folds Et Lake Lansing. 332-8391 SERVICE. Corner MAC and Wanted • 18 or older Major Credit Cord or 1 BEDROOM CEDAR Village PIONEER after 5p.m. 3-11 15 (3) TURNTABLE, Grand River, 8:30a m 5p m. Deposit req. down, Herculon, 6V$ feet, Fisher excellent. 332 6663. Speakers 20W Re Monday Friday, 10a.m. 5 ROOMMATE. OWN room. ceiver. $145. 482 6679 after 5. Saturday 337 1666. Close, reasonable. Jim G. 351-1830 Ext. 61 5-1116 (3) Z 5 11 16 79 [Peanuts Personal] [ [fj] C 20-11-30 (7) 351 7261. 5-11_16 (3) MALF ROOMMATE immedi atoly. $122 t Close. 351 7212 or U utilities. 332-3414 MINNESOTA TICKET $5. Blue gray full length wool s,ze 7 About $35. 332 7263. E 5-11-15 (4) ACCOUSTIC AR14 speakers. Still under warranty. $125 each. 355- RESEARCH PMF BONNE a Happy 19th birthday Gold butt. Z 1 11-14 (3) fete a vous. TYPING IBM memory, pica, elite. Editing available: former English teacher 694 4070. RETIRED LADY wishes quiet 1 bedroom near busline in East Lansing. 332-0591. CURTIS FORD 9452 z E-5 11-16 (4) 3-11-15(3) C 22 11-30 (3) DIANE L THROW away FEMALE ROOMMATE need¬ '/? PRICE American Airlines BOOKS' 3 floors of books, that fake I D. - It didn't look EXPERIENCED IBM typing, FEMALE TO share elegant ed beginning winter Et spring term Call 351 8466. Z 8 11 15 (3) coupon, 7370 or $40. Bonnie at 372 8943. 5 11-15(3) 373- magazines and comics. CUR IOUS BOOK SHOP. 307 East Grand River, East Lansing, like you anyway. Hope you have a those girls great day. Love from Riverside. dissertations FAYANN 489 0358 (Pica Elite). new home in South Lansing. No pets Must be neat. $225. 394 6555. 7-11-16 (4) YOU DON'T HAVE TO C-20 11-30 I3) RACE IT TO ENJOY IT. 3 UNITED Airlines half fare 332-0112. C-20 11 30 15) S1 11 14 (5) FEMAl F ROOMMA TF need tickets $50 each, 655 3450 EXPERIENCED TYPIST, dis FEMALE ROOMMATE, own after 5p.m. E 5-11 20 (3) UNITED DISCOUNT ed for winter and spring. | f^t] cou Close to campus. Call 332- pons, 2, best offer, 332-3700 Real Estate sertations, term papers, and room in Lansing. $77.50 This new recreational graphs. Call 349-6692. month, call 372 2443 after 10 SOFA, CHAIR, rocker and 676 1499. Z 5-11 14 (3) 5029 Z 5 11 14 (3) ottoman Two years old, like or 10 OR 3-11-14 (3) p.m. Z-8-11-16 (3) racing ski combines PRIVATE, WOODED 2 BEDROOM apartment. 10 new, $150. Newly refinished UNITED HALF fare coupons acres, ski hill and rope tow, high-performance minutes from campus. Appli table, maple, $75. Sylvania (2). $50 each. 355-2370 or executive family home. 4 precision and response ances. $250/month plus util¬ stereo, $75. Sofa bed, $25. 489 1363 after 5p.m. bedrooms, energy efficient. A with predictability and 394 6384, after 6 E-5-11-14 14) must to see! Call Audrey ease of handling. ities. Call 646 9566 E 5 11 20 17) Jakovac at 655 3848 or If you're a strong SHAG CARPET, 12x17, STATE WIDE REALTY of HAYWOOD WAKEFIELD mixed green, never used, Okemos at 349-5700. expert or a recreational Houses dining room set $150. Best $125. 6000BTU air cond¬ 5-11-16 (8) racer, and you want the offer. 337-0700. E 5 11-20 (3) itioner, $125. GE toaster-oven advantages of a racing $16. All excellent. 351 8476. ski without the usual BEAUTIFUL HOME Faculty on leave from March to PRICE Airline coupon, E 5 11 20 '51 Personal Ld disadvantages, there's September, 1980. Student or $35. Call 627 4309 after 5:30. E 5-11-20 13) TWO UNITED Discount Cou¬ NOW YOU CAN meet young U% really only family, no pets. Low rent in exchange for good care. MARSHALL MUSIC CO: pons. $39 each. 332-2053 E 5 11 14(3) adults with diverse adult int¬ erests. Meet your 'playmate' tO one choice. The new References required. Call af Your headquarters for profes ter 5, 351 8125 12 11 20(7) sional P A. gear, club lighting 2 PRICE UNITED cou¬ through No my prostitutes! swingers club. MSU and « Olin Mark V. electric keyboards, guitars ONf 4 PERSON Own man house. $85 per month, room and amps. Call 337 9700 or pons, $50 each. after 5. E-5-11-14 13) 332 8116 surrounding area. For details send $2.00 to 'J' P.O. Box 5 00 all utilities, garden pets nego stop in Frandor Mall, 3 I blocks from west campus. Okemos, Ml 48864 tiahle. Limited parking 1 mile south of Capitol. 484 3430 Free Parking. C 1 11 14 (8) NEW AND used guitars, ban jns, mandolins, etc. Dulc Z 9 11 16 (8) to 2682 E. Grand River Boh or Steve before noon. 5-1116 (71 UNITED FARF coupons, imers and kits, recorders, thousands of hard to find JOHN SHUTTLESWORTH, E.S. Schumacher, Islandia, to East Lansing $65 each, pair $100 349 4924 evenings. E5-11 20 (3) albums and books. Discount prices. 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Blacks should become more Black studies programs to coming from urban areas to lems with students getting "There will always be a core Science and engineering stu junior class standings. Students 700, Washington, D.C. 20006. break into the mainstream of attend MSU's predominately involved in activities outside of of individuals who will take on dents are eligible to win a involve^ in the organizations should apply by letter no later The winner will receive the and programs that are designed campus life and to conquer new White university. He said cul¬ social events such as parties, the responsibility of organizing $2,000 scholarship for the 1980- than Jan. 18, and send the scholarships through the Uni¬ for their educational and cul fields in education. ture shock forced Blacks to backgammon tournaments and events and getting the work 1981 academic year. above credentials to James M. versity before the new acade¬ tural growth, a state repre "These programs were de closer together they concerts," Hill said. done," he said, "but keep your The award is granted each mic year grow so Murray, 1629 K St. N.W., Suite begins. sentative told Black students veloped to help us with specific could maintain their identity "When you ask students to minds geared towards what year by the National Space Monday. problems arising because of our and achieve their educational attend career workshops or will turn on the others and Club in memory of Robert H. Speaking at an informal ethnic background," the MSU goals among Whites who came events such as this, they always develop alternative options to Goddard, America's rocket forum in Holden Hall, Rep. alumnus said, "and you should mostly from farm areas with no throw you the line — 'I'm busy help you reach your goals." pioneer. Joseph Young Jr., D-Detroit, said students should use the use them now as an advantage to your educational growth." understanding of Blacks' lives or needs. studying'," Hill said, "but they are never too busy to get Young told the students that it was important for them to The winner will meet the Soft energy in future dressed for that dorm become involved in activities nation's leaders in science, or greek "WE WERE AWARE that party." outside of studying and to ^ government and industry at the I continued from page 5) Goddard Memorial Dinner on wind, Lovins said. we were not wanted," Young develop interests outside of March than part of the solution," he Currently, Sweden uses only YOUNG AGREED THAT their 28, 1980. said, "but we were also de¬ majors. added. one third of the energy the termined leave here during his undergraduate years He said minorities should Applicants are judged on the E. Lansing to review without a not to degree." the same problem exist-ed. Hill also pointed out that acquire as many skills as pos¬ basis of college transcripts, letters of recommendation from In the long run, Lovins said it didn't matter what type of United States does to produce the same goods and services, he Young said pulling people sible and use the programs added. faculty and accomplishments power plant was better. together and making them students who were active in the designed for Black achievement that demonstrate "They can't compete with the With current technology, qualities of eomprehensive plan aware of existing problems, caucuses were becoming dis¬ for their educational advance¬ real alternative which is Lovins said buildings could be would help develop solutions to couraged because of the lack of ment. creativity and leadership. weather stripping," he said. constructed that are comfort¬ the problems. participation they received for A student's plans for future Studies show that right now ably heated by body heat and Condensed reports on possible revisions of East Lansing's Kajuan Hill, a Black aide in events such as workshops and "EDUCATION IS THE only participation in a phase of the the United States couTd get by lights. In addition, he said, cars Comprehensive Plan will be presented to the Planning Holden Hall, said one of the forums that are designed for means that allows our people to aerospace sciences and techno¬ on one third the energy used would get 80 miles to the gallon Commission 7:30 tonight in 54 B District Court, 301 M.A.C. problems is a lack of partici¬ Blacks' educational survival. cut corners," Young said. logy are also considered. today, which means all the and electric motors used in Ave. pation by Black students for Young told the students not "It is the only short cut to All applicants must be U.S. electric needs could from come industry could be twice as The commission will review the reports and discuss any events not geared towards to give up in their efforts to get citizens and having at least hydro power and a little bit of efficient. adjustments to them. It will also determine methods for public input. The original plan, adopted in 1967, has become outdated. E MlQH. 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