Friday The rain and snow should be ending today with tempera¬ News tures in the 40s. Lows will be in the 20s. tate MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY, EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48824 NOVEMBER 16 1979 Carter: Chavez says Iranians boycott lettuce By MICHAEL VEH are By MAUREEN SANTINI liable State News Staff Writer Associated Press Writer United Farm Workers President Cesar Chavez urged support for the boycott of Red WASHINGTON — President Carter said Coach lettuce Thursday addressing a "magnificent" crowd at the MSU union. Thursday the Iranian government is "fully Chavez, called by former East Lansing Mayor George Griffiths "one of the few real responsible" for the safety of some 60 national leaders," was in East Lansing as part of his six-day tour of the state. Americans held hostage in the U.S. Em¬ Before coming to MSU, Chavez addressed a joint session of the Michigan Legislature. bassy in Tehran and "will be held account¬ Speaking to an estimated crowd of 600, Chavez urged support for the lettuce boycott and able." explained the plight of the farm workers' and their families. Carter, in his harshest statement about Red Coach brand lettuce is produced by Bruce Church, Inc., the third largest lettuce the actions of Iranian leaders in the grower in the nation. 12-day-old crisis, said he found it "unthink¬ able that any responsible government" THE UFW' IS boycotting the brand because Bruce Church, Inc., refuses to sign a UFW would try to pressure another nation by contract. using diplomats as barter. "It's a great tragedy that the men, women and children who are the instruments of In a related occurrence, Iran took production of so much food don't have enough food to feed themselves," Chavez said. President Carter's embargo on U.S. oil The majority of the estimated 3.5 to 5 million farm workers in America are minorities, he imports from Iran one step further Thurs¬ said, with most being migrant workers day, halting sales of oil to American Chavez said the lives of these migrant workers are in an "uproar" because they do not companies for delivery anywhere in the receive the basic benefits that are guaranteed to most other workers. world. Farm workers were excluded from the National Labor Relations Law in 1955 and not Addressing the convention of the AFL- guaranteed a right to collective bargaining, Chavez said. CIO, the president said the seizure of the "FROM THAT (ORIGINAL) exclusion; from that sin of omission, more injustice, more embassy and the Americans stationed there violated basic principles of international abuse and more helplessness and powerlessness has come to this segment of American law. He vowed that the students occupying workers than any other act that has been done in the history of this country," he said. the embassy will not sway American policy. He also pointed out that many state and federal governments still exclude farm workers from protection under new labor laws. "THIS IS AN act of terrorism totally Farm workers could fight their poverty themselves if given the chance they deserve, he outside the bounds of international law and said. diplomatic tradition," Carter said. "This "You give farm workers in the United States the right to organize, the right to collective crisis calls for firmness and restraint." bargaining and they will take care of all their economic problems including health, But Carter also said the United States education, housing and so forth," he said. "will not compromise our fundamental principle of justice, no matter how grave IF THE GROWERS would be forced to recognize the UFW, the conditions surrounding the provocation." the lives of the migrant workers could be vastly improved, Chavez said. State News Deborah J. Borir He added: "The United States of America will not yield to international terrorism or He pointed out that efforts toward organization are disrupted by strike breakers who The Middle East is in turmoil, the dollar is getting weaker by the day and final exams are approaching, but Brian blackmail." "smuggle in undocumented workers" to fill in for the striking laborers. Way, a senior in personnel management, feels that the simple things in life are just as important, such as catch¬ The president said the taking of the "They (the growers) have developed a group of professional strike breakers, like no other industry in the history of this country," he said. ing snowflakes on his tongue during Thursday's snowfall. hostages has resulted in "anger and Chavez said that boycotts are a way of getting around strikes and strike breakers. outrage" from Americans. However, Carter said, the United States will do nothing that endangers the safety of the hostages. He said the situation calls for patience, perserverence and "measured, deliberate Yearning for home Iranians action." grows among The president said the U.S. government will continue to use its influence around the world to obtain the safe release of the By R. GREGORY NOKES students in the United States to make sure Many of the Iranian students receive continue. They were told to provide details Meanwhile, a sociologist at Vanderbilt hostages and will take no action "that could Associated Press Writer they in order. of the money they would need and for what be used to justify violence or imprudent are scholarship assistance from the Iranian University in Nashville, Tenn., Anthony WASHINGTON — A growing number of action by anyone." government, and the freeze at least purpose, and this was done on Thursday. Obserschall, said Americans shouldn't let Iranian students, concerned about their AN ADDITIONAL PROBLEM for some temporarily blocks the government pay Stanley M. Sommerfield, the director of anger and frustration with Iranian students students has resulted from Carter's deci¬ THE STUDENTS WHO attacked and safety and faced with a possible shortage of ments. the Treasury Department's Office of For¬ in Tehran result in reprisals against funds, say they want to return home, a sion Wednesday to freeze all Iranian Iranian overran the embassy Nov. 4 have de¬ embassy representatives ap eign Assets Control, said in an interview innocent Iranian students in the United manded that the United States return the spokesperson for the Iranian Embassy said government assets in the United States. pealed to Treasury Department officials in Thursday that "the matter is under urgent States. Thursday. The assets are valued between $5 bilion to a meeting Wednesday for an exemption to consideration," but added he didn't know Carter has urged Americans not to get deposed Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi to "Some students are calling us and saying $6 billion. the freeze to allow the student payments to when it would be resolved. Iran for trial as a war criminal. The shah is caught up in anti-Iranian emotion. they would like to go back to Iran," said being treated for cancer in a New York Hossein Ava, an embassy press officer. hospital and the U.S. government has flatly While he had no estimate of the number of refused to bow to the Iranian demand. students involved, he said the embassy has received calls from students in Oklahoma, Committee to form campus safety program Carter's efforts to negotiate with the Iranian government have been stalled at Massachusetts and Wisconsin, among every turn. His personal emmisary, Ram¬ others. By PAUL CURTIS and equipment and safety vehicles, as well as other preventive measures. sey Clark, was not allowed into Iran and State News Staff Writer The second part of the program will be counseling centers to take care "of emotional remained in Turkey for a week before being "They are worried about their security. Some of them have been harassed, and they To make the MSU campus as safe as possible, an advisory committee is being organized stress that comes about from being involved in physical violence, theft, burglary or rape," recalled on Wednesday. are not secure anymore," he said. to formulate a "comprehensive, university-wide safety program," said Moses Turner, vice Turner said. The Iranian government also has resisted the efforts of third countries to negotiate Ava said the embassy had sent a cable to president for student affairs. officials in Tehran seeking instructions. He "We want to make the campus as safe as possible, but better than that, we want the THE THIRD PART will he an education program to inform students of crime the release of the hostages. students to know that they are safe while they are enrolled at MSU," Turner said. potentials, and orient staff members who work with students, particularly in the In his strongest attack on the Iranian said, it might be better "to get a charter (aircraft) to evacuate" all the students who The advisory committee will be made up of "resource persons" from DPS, Olin Health residence halls, he said. government, Carter also said: "An embassy "We want to put students in the best possible position to avoid (potential) crime is not a fortress. There are no embassies want to leave, rather than have them Center, the Counseling Center and residence halls management, Turner said. return individually. situations," Turner said. that can long withstand the attack of a mob Some incidents of harassment of Iranian SOME GRADUATE AND undergraduate students will also be on the committee, he The need for the program is not because of increased violence on campus, Turner said. if the mob has the backing of the host students have been reported from cities added. "We feel that the campus relatively safe." government itself." across the country in the wake of the The committee "will draw on the best possible resources to get information about Carter said all nations accept the inviola¬ seizing of some 60 Americans at the U.S. (student and campus) needs," he said, and do everything possible to satisfy those needs. "THE WOMEN ON campus need to have a feeling of security on campus," he said. "The bility of foreign embassies. Embassy in Tehran. But for the most part, Turner said he will receive input from the committee to help establish the program. conditions that make them (women) apprehensive warrant our atttention. The committee will also be concerned with finding preventive measures and what to do "Educating the student public about campus safety is a goal of this program," Turner THERE HAS BEEN some criticism of the incidents have been minor and not after-the-fact, he said. said. "The process has begun. We will get the job done. the administration for failing to evacuate widespread. the embassy when it became clear that the President Carter has ordered a review of The safety program, which is expected to be implemented by winter term, will consist "The details are not in place yet, but some of the services will be implemented as soon (continued on page 16) the visas of all of the 50,000 Iranian of three parts, Turner said. The first part will supply more lighting, emergency phones as plans are finalized," he said. Bv KY OWEN Engineers job market still unclear engineers. n 1980 the market, will probably tighten college graduates is quite high, but salaries peak after five to 10 years, and up but not as much as it did in 1968. and REGINALD THOMAS State News Staff Writers EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the last of a The suit firms are charges that seven U.S. importing "cheap foreign labor," and by doing so are violating Analysis "My personal opinion is that there will be no severe downward trends," he some engineers with 20 and 30 years experience are making less money than said. "We are hiring extensively now engineers with less experience. two-part series dealing with the hiring immigration laws. but we will probably begin to flatten out of foreign engineers by U.S. companies. Martin Marietta ed when he is working at a job that is in '81." AFTER THE NASA programs peak This part deals with the engineering job U.S. COMPANIES ARE allowed to Corp., General Elec trie, and Grumman below his abilities. "But right now is a good time to be ed in 1966 the number of engineers market. bring in foreign labor when there is a a Corp. unit. Two engineering referral firms are Wall said he bases these figures on graduating with a degree from an dropped from 220,000 to 213,000 from There is a constant and high demand shortage of such labor in the United also included in the suit, LPL Technical accredited school'," he added. 1968 to 1969. At the same time, total the 1969 projection that there were 1.5 for graduating engineers according to States, and the AEA believes the Services of Los Angeles and CDI Corp. to 1.6 million practicing engineers in aerospace industry employment fell by figures complied by the MSU Placement companies are fabricating shortages. of Philadelphia. HURWITZ SAID ENGINEERING is 50,000. this country. Services Office. Richard L. Hurwitz, chairperson of The New York Times reported in There are currently only 1.1 million a twotiered market, with separate Mechanical, electrical, chemical and AEA, said he believes some employ 1973 that "contrary to popular belief' THE AEA IS a splinter group that practicing engineers in the United markets for experienced and recent computer science engineers are some of ment offices have coded engineering arose after eight members of the States, Wall said. graduates. there was a shortage of engineers. the most sought after members in the jobs "99," which means the company Council of Engineering Scientist Or¬ Most college graduates enter the industry, according to placement office wants to hire an alien for the job. Defense and space program cutbacks ganization (CESO) became disgruntled HE EXPLAINED THE aerospace direct employment market, going to did not drastically affect the supply, but figures. Although there is a bright At one California employment office with CESO's lackadaisical effort in work for a company on a regular basis. economic outlook for these disciplines, Hurwitz was told a certain job was for engineering market has a very cyclical "engineering was seen as a handmaiden surveying the engineering market. Wall said the aerospace job After five years, many engineers the aerospace industry looks bleak. an alien, and there was no use in nature. of arms production and industrial But CESO, like the seven companies market fluctuates every seven years enter the contract market, which in¬ A controversial suit, filed Oct. 16 in applying. pollution," said Arthur Humphrey, then named in the suit, claims there is a and he and other engineers expect to be volves taking particular jobs on a dean of engineering and applied Los Angeles Central Circuit Court, has "They're doing Americans a favor, shortage of qualified American engi unemployed by 1982. temporary basis, Hurwitz said. sciences at the University of Pennsyl¬ brought about some questions as to but this shows no Americans are neers who are willing to move to Los Kenneth J. Kukuda, attorney for the Many workers go into the contract vania. what the aerospace market is really available," he said. Angeles and Seattle, Wash. AEA, called the engineering market "a market because the "pay is much like. This is one of the reasons Hurwitz Frank R. Wall, communications direc peak and valley situation." better," Hurwitz said. Contract engin Jack Shingelton, director of the MSU The American Engineering Associa¬ said the "shortage (of engineers) is a tor of the AEA, said there are over half eers earn about 50 percent more than Placement Services Office, said engi¬ Larry Kolb, of Boeing Corp., said 12 tion filed the suit stating that seven myth." million engineers who are either company engineers becasue their em neers were more "mechanical" in'the a years ago there was a surplus of aeronautic companies are creating false 1960s and early 1970s, but have now The companies cited in the suit are unemployed or underemployed in engineers and Boeing had to lay off ployers do not have to pay for pensions shortages in an attempt to hold down America. and vacations. become more socially well rounded, Boeing Corp., Lockheed Corp., Mc some of them. the wages of American aerospace A worker is considered He added that the base rate for (continued on page 16) Donnell-Douglas Corp., Northrop Corp., underemploy Kolb said the industry is cyclical, and Michigan Stole News East Lansing Michigan Friday November 16 1979 State News Meany bids farewell to AFL-CIO By OWEN ILLMANN changing world. ed to put ing people, bade a tearful old labor leader in a farewell forth his usual stern AP Labor Writer The AFLrCIO. which Meany grimace throughout most of his Wire Digest goodbye to his "house of labor" address to an emotion swept WASHINGTON - George Thursday with a call for new helped forge in 1955 and has federation convention. 15-minute address, and his Meany, the gruff and powerful leaders and policies to keep the ruled ever since, "is alive and But "the labor movement Bronx accented voice, though voice for a generation of work AFLrCIO in step with the well," said the retiring 85-year cannot be content with defend weakened by age and illness, ing the status quo or reliving remained unemotional until the past glories." said Meany. who very end. JEWISH POPULATION TO INCREASE has long been criticized for failing to keep the ALF-CIO up BUT THEN, EVEN tough FocusAA/orld with changing times. "We must constantly look to old George Meany was unable to restrain the tears. Twice his Israel expands settlements the future, develop new leader¬ ship. adapt policies to changing voice choked, and only with difficulty could he utter in a Breakthrough in Rhodesian peace talks JERUSALEM (AP) Israel Mordechai Zippori said the aim conditions and new technolo- shaking voice: 'To God go my prayers of thanks for - restricted to five large blocs ... LONDON (AP) — Both sides at the Prime Minister Abel Muzorewa s em¬ adopted a settlement plan for of the plan was to "triple and comprised of 19 "settlement granting me more than one the occupied West Bank of the A GAUNT AND ashen man's share of happiness and Zimbobwe Rhodesia peace talks oc battled administration if the rebel al¬ even more" the number of Jews points," in already established Jordan River Thursday that now 14,000 — living in more settlement Meany, confined to a wheel- rewards, and prayers for his persisted in its objections. Naor said the — cepted Britain's plan for interim ad¬ liance would more than triple the areas. continued blessing on this ministration on Thursday, raising hopes Twenty-four hours of intense com¬ than 50 West Bank settlements. government avoided describing r t"an'ce^ 1-00® Wie¬ nation and on this movement for a final agreement within two weeks munication culminoted in a crucial meet¬ Jewish population there in the The Cabinet statement said the points as full-fledged settle- ^ates attending the opening and on each of you." next year. the new housing would be ments. convention session "for the to end the war that ravages the country. ing of all parties Thursdoy morning, a The plan envisioned con highest honor that could be The delegates, many weep¬ The peace talks now move to the final day after Carrington s last deadline for tinued expansion of Jewish paid any human being — the ing with Meany, roared back in stage — cease fire negotiations. Foreign Secretary Lord Carrington, the rebel acceptance Britain amended its expired. original plan to settlements for at least three years — beyond the scheduled Mt. Sinai returns honor of leading this great organization of workers who tribute to him, and he, his face sullen, waved back. When he have built this nation." tried to gavel the ovation to an conference chairperson, said he was specify that the Patriotic Front rebels start of Palestinian self-rule in The convention responded end, the delegates refused to Egyptian control would, like government troops, come the West Bank and Gaza Strip. delighted" by the agreement, extracted to with a long, whistling ovation. after weeks of hard bargaining and thin¬ under direct authority of the proposed Washington has said Israeli give the iron-willed labor British governor during the cease-fire. settlements in the West Bank Delegates applauded him patriarch his way. ly veiled British threats to recognize MOUNT SINAI. Egypt iAPi The Israelis withdrew early when Meany, crippled since There will be a new leader, are illegal under international law and are obstacles in the — Israel ended its 12-year so Sadat could come to Mount April by an arthritic hip, was AFL-CIO Secretary-Treasurer drive for a solution of the occupation of this area Thurs¬ Sinai to celebrate the second heeled into the convention Lane Kirkland, Meany's pro¬ Collision in Bosporus Strait causes oil spill Palestinian issue. day and returned it to Egypt, anniversary of his Nov. 19, 1977 hall. tege and hand-picked succes- Prime Minister Menachem whose soldiers hoisted their trip to Jerusalem. The former plumber manag- sor. ISTANBUL, Turkey (AP) A massive The 150,000-ton Romanian tanker black, white and red flag near Begin, meanwhile, met with oil slick threatened the coast near the Independenta had a crew of 53. Offi¬ leaders of the Elon Moreh the mountain where Moses is entrance of the Bosporus Strait on Thurs¬ cials said only three crew members sur¬ settlement to try to persuade said to have received the Ten IS L .S.AM) vived the early morning accident that them to evacuate their outpost, Commandments. day following on explosive collision of In ceremonies at an airstrip an oil tanker and a freighter At least sparked a string of explosions in the which the Supreme Court has within view of the 2,285-foot three sailors were killed and 47 were missing. holds of the Romania-bound croft. The tanker collided with the 7,596- Greek ruled was built on illegally seized Arab land. The settlers so far have peak. Israeli soldiers pulled down the Star of David banner Ford predicts big loss The slick, 30 million gallons, spread ton freighter Evria, carrying a two months ahead of schedule refused to move by the Nov. 22 over seven miles, menaced the old sec¬ cargo of steel coils from Soviet Union to deadline the court set. But at the special request of Egyp¬ DETROIT 'APi — Ford Motor Co., while million. Further, the present 1980 budget outlook tion of Istanbul and authorities called Italy. predicting a loss of more than $1 billion on North is for a continuation of losses of about this Cabinet Secretary Arieh Naor tian President Anwar Sadat. None of the 25 members of American car and truck operations, said Thurs¬ magnitude." on residents "to be on alert" in the crew reaffirmed the government's It as the fourth of a six-phase the Greek ship injured, and scat¬ Israeli pullout that will have day that it would show an overall profit for the "The fourth quarter is not going to be a good event the floating oil caught fire was determination to move the set tered flames aboard were extinguished. year anyway — with help from a rigid cost-cutting that's clear," said Vice President Allan D. A rescue spokesperson said, We are tiers to another site nearby. Egypt with control of two- one. It was towed to Samatya, off the west¬ thirds of the desert peninsula plan. Gilmour, Ford's controller. "But I don't want to not very hopeful for the fate of the 47 Publication of the plan, the Despite the gloomy pronouncements on the missing sailors." ern outskirts of Istanbul. first master plan ever officially by Jan. 25. Egypt, which lost give the impression this is going to continue for 12 U.S. and Canadian markets, Ford executives said the lands in the 1967 Mideast months." adopted by an Israeli Cabinet, profits from overseas and elsewhere could certain to War, is to regain them by 1982 give was ignite unrest in the No. 2 automaker its third-best year ever. Gilmour dismissed comparisons with Chrysler: the West Bank, where Pales¬ under terms of the peace treaty And FOCUS:NATIQN tinians already are furious over the expected deportation of the signed in March. Egyptian Brig. Gen Seif el they repeated denials that Ford would follow Chrysler Corp. into a money crunch. "We have business operations in which Chrysler doesn't participate; we have newer, more The loss figure was disclosed in a Nov. 1 efficient plants; we have a better mix of vehicle nationalist Arab mayor of Din Abu Snaf, in a brief speech, memorandum by William 0. Bourke, executive options; we've got a better dealer network; and pointed to the early withdrawal Alcohol 'too risky' to prescribe Nablus. A government statement re¬ as proof "we are moving vice president in charge of North American automotive operations. Ford confirmed the we have new cars favorably received." coming out that are being ahead." He said it is evidence porting the Cabinet commit contents of the memorandum after several He said the company as a ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) A panel of that "disproves all the lies and whole in the fourth — two drinks a day and then stop. He cited tee's decision said the plan articles appeared about it. hatred of the rejection front," quarter would be "at break-even point or a little doctors, nervous about reports that proven health hazards of excessive called for 10,000 to 15,000 new Bourke said he was increasing an earlier North referring to Arab nations which below." A break-even quarter would give Ford two drinks a day may protect against drinking and said the United States al¬ housing units per year. American loss estimate of $875 million. "Our heart attack, says the risk of alcoholism Deputy Defense Minister reject the Egyptian-Israeli profits for the year of $1.2 billion, third best in its ready has about 17 million alcoholics. treaty. full-year losses are now projected at $1,035 history. is too great to justify ever recommend¬ But the three doctors, speaking at a ing liquor to non-drinkers. conference "I can't see us ever telling someone to news during an American Heart Association conference here, also UNIVERSITY^ start drinking (to protect his heart). It's agreed with a recently published study just too risky," Dr. William P. Castelli of on drinking and heart disease. the National Heart, Lung and Blood Insti¬ tute said Thursday. The study, published in the Nov. 2 is¬ TfavA fatten "You might tell somebody who is sue of the Journal of the American Medi¬ cal Association, said daily consumption prone to stroy his alcoholism and that would de¬ whole life and his family." of small to moderate amounts of alcohol THE SUNDAY New fork ®tmen The problem, he said, is that many has been shown to be associated with people simply will not be able to take lowered risk of coronary heart disease. WIDE SELECTION OF UNDERGROUNDS $1.30 Children return to class during strike Earliest delivery of comics HONOLULU (AP) — Students returned Students and parents were greeted by beefed up picket lines at some schools, POSITION AVAILABLE The Radio Board, the governing body of the every Sat. morning. (Back issues of Comics) •USED BOOKS to class Thursday for the first time in nearly three weeks as 108 of Hawaii's mainly those where there were many Michigan State Radio Network needs to STORE HOURS •PAPER BACKS 228 public schools reopened after parent parent volunteers to clean the schools. select a Chairperson to serve until fall term Mon. thru Sat. 8:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m. volunteers cleaned up the grime built up The Honolulu Police Department held •MAGAZINES of 1980. Sunday 7a.m..lOp.m. during a continuing statewide strike by its midnight shift on overtime and set up a command post to keep watch on re¬ The Chairperson must be a resident of an •HARDCOVERS public workers. 517 W. GRAND RIVER More schools were expected to be turning students and parents, but no in¬ on-campus living unit and is responsible for Just W. of the bus station cidents were reported. chairing meetings and representing the special order service! open Friday after being cleaned and The United Public Workers union, Board to other organizations. 332-6685 given clearance by state health offi¬ which represents the 7,700 striking blue- cials. Applications are available at room 8 in the "It's just like the first day of school collar workers, and other government Student Services Building from 10:00 a.m. to over again," said one mother as she employee unions opposed the use of DISC SHOP 8:00 p.m. weekdays and at WBRS in Brody walked her two children into Royal Ele¬ volunteers to clean up the schools, but mentary School along with other ex¬ no ottempts were made to stop flie re- Hall, WMCD in McDonel Hall. The deadline cited youngsters. openings. for applying is 4:30 p.m., Tuesday, Nov¬ ember??. Police give computer Q: CAN YOU RECOGNIZE the third degree TWO GREAT NEW RECORDS TULSA, Oklo. (AP) — Police who to be regular customers of the alleged WHEN YOU SEE THEM? grilled a stubborn computer for more bookmaker. Another list connected than nine hours say they have forced it those names to numbers detailing bets, divulge what they believe the made and won-loss results, police be to names are and addresses of 192 bettors on lieve. PATMETHENY BOBMARLEY football games. Authorities say information seized GROUP &THE WAILERS The small home computer was con¬ from the computer and from written American Garage Includes Wake Up And Live fiscated Nov. 9 in a gambling raid that records indicates that the operation Zimbabwe/Babylon System led to charges against four Tulsa resi¬ netted $181,000 profit for the week be dents. fore the computer was confiscated. After police and computer experts "We anticipate the number of the tossed aside phony codes, they dis¬ covered two other codes that caused the computer to spill its memory. 192 — or others if we discover them — being subpoenaed to District Court as witnesses against those we arrested, 2-Piece Chicken said Lt. Drew Diamond of the Organized Dinner Special One code revealed names, addresses and phone numbers of persons believed Crime Division. Dinner includes cajun rice or french fries, Bomb explodes on plane, no one injured regular size onion rings, cole slaw and roll. 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The plane was in the compartment. The FBI and the National Transpor¬ Redeemable at diverted to Dulles, about 25 miles from this location only— Washington. tation Safety Board were investigating the incident. 1127 E. Grand River "It has been determined that on ex 351-8776 323 E. Grand River, next to Jacobsons Michigan State News, Eost Lonsing, Michigan Friday, November 16, 1979 3 REVISES STUDENT RIGHTS MSU prof, students study impact COGS OKs document of pumped storage power plant By KARL BLANKENSHIP This system, which is about 70 percent energy efficient, ByLESADOLL medical students — provisions that the prior State News Staff Writer produces 1872 megawatts, or about three times the capacity of document lacked. The Council of Graduate Students enthusiastically approved The system now includes a Living Group Just south of Ludington is the largest pumped storage Lansing's Board of Water and Light. Judiciary and a power the proposed Students Rights Document Wednesday evening. University Student Group Judiciary, with appeals going to the plant in the world. COGS is the third organization to approve the new document, It has a reservoir two and-one half miles long, three quarters o a LISTON HAS BEEN leading research at the University Appellate Judiciary. plant since 1971 to which will now be presented to the Academic Council, Student Besides those changes, the document is basically a conceptual mile wide, and 100 feet deep. see how the plant has affected local aquatic ecosystems. Council and Graduate Council for discussion. But the water level in the reservoir fluctuates as much as 70 feet The research is funded by Consumers Power and Detroit reproduction and combination of the existing documents, Goeke "The document has been long in coming," said Chuck Goeke, added. a day as water is pumped in every night and then drains out the Edison, the owners of the plant. The companieswere required by following day. the Federal Power Commission to fund the studies as chairperson of the Student Affairs Committee and a member of "I feel that after the work that went into this document, as part of the COGS." Wait a minute — it's not as crazy as it sounds. license requirements. well as being reviewed by COGS, ASMSU and medical students, In the course of their The proposed document is a combination of the Academic that it is acceptable," he said. "But, this is one of those things investigation, Liston and the MSU Freedom Report, the Graduate Student Rights and Responsibi¬ IT SAVES ENERGY, and unlike many energy related projects students doing the study, have found few major environmental that has to have everybody's approval. There's a lot of other lities Handbook and the Interim Rights for Medical Students it produces no on-site pollution. problems. approval bodies after us." Charles Liston, an MSU assistant professor of fisheries and They looked for such things as temperature changes in the report, Goeke said. The Student Affairs Committee was charged to combine The major concern with the document is that it will not be wildlife, who has led an eight-year research project to study the water or chemical pollution, but found none, Liston said. the three documents and make revisions when necessary. passed by all required bodies in time. The MSU Board of environmental impact of the plant, compares the reservoir to a "Essentially we cannot find any significant changes in the Trustees turned down a motion six months ago to set the giant battery. ecological system in the lake," he said. "We didn't expect to find deadline for document approval by November. Other power major changes as there are no chemicals or anything added." "IT REALLY JUST combines everything," Goeke said, "as plants operating at optimum levels produce more well as expediating the non-academic judiciary." If the document is held up in committee, the motion will be energy than is needed at night, Liston said, so some of that energy The restructuring of the judiciary process in the proposed made again which normally would be wasted, is used to pump the reservoir full THE ONLY POSSIBLE harm done may be to the fish and it will pass, said COGS Presdent Sharon Cogdill. document has been designed to inlcude graduate students and This, she said, may result in a loss of certain rights. of water. populations as thousands of fish get sucked up by the pumps, many In the daytime, when energy demand is high, the water is of which are killed, Liston said. released, driving turbines on the way out, he added. Although their research didn't show a decline in local fish populations, Liston said Lake Michigan is so large that the fish loss could be diluted by other fish migrating into the Ludington area. The actual impact on fish populations may not be known for Economic factors determine future of James Madison several years, he said. "I feel that some sort of a (fish) put-back system would help," Liston added. By SUE ROBACH State News Staff Writer relate to organizational placement for the college and not to the The construction of a hatchery to restock the fish supplies The task force appointed to assess the role and structure of quality of its programs, Winder said. Also of concern is the fact that James Madison faculty members would help replace fish taken out by the plant, as well as possibly "The University clearly recognizes, supports and protects the are somewhat isolated from colleagues in other colleges, Arata James Madison College has determined the college will either (continued on page 16) become part of the college of Social Science or maintain status quo, quality of Madison (college) in its review," Arata said. added. The task force is working to determine the best organizational said Assistant Provost Dorothy Arata. structure for the college that will not diminish the quality of the The task force designed to review the "Right now, we're looking at these two possibilities," said Arata, college includes six voting institution, she said. members and three non-voting members. who is also the chairperson of the study group. Arata said financial and economic-related stress factors, The task force, appointed by the Academic Council, has met on The voting members include Lester Manderscheid, Steering predicted for the future, are reasons for the review. four occasions and determined these as feasible structural options Committee chairperson; Russel B. Nye, distinguished professor of "In the next decade there will be stress factors on the college," 0019b for the college. English and faculty member at-large; Leslie Route, history she said. "We want to determine what is the best way to protect Provost Clarence L. Winder requested a reassessment of the professor and faculty member at-large; Henry Smith, Social the qualities of the college." college in September. Science faculty member; Karla Harby, James Madison College THE COLLEGE MAY be in a vunerable position because of the student; and Kenneth Waltzer, James Madison College faculty STRUCTURAL OPTIONS ARE being reviewed only as they projected decline in student enrollment within the college, Arata member. Rape program starts heated debate Figure Skating and Hockey Group Lessons about atNIUNN ICE ARENA responsibility and attitudes MSU Campus toddlers—teens By MOLLY MIKA example," said Ameedah Rashid, counselor at the MSU Counseling State News Staff Writer Center and former director of the Rape Crisis Center in Flint. Skating Mothers & Tots Approximately 100 persons gathered Tuesday night in the Union Hockey to attend a rape program that evolved into a heated debate over "A LOT OF times men try to label certain psychological types as for more information and registration call what type of person is responsible for rape. rapists so they can isolate themselves from the men who rape," said Karen Karelius-Schumacher, coordinator of the MSU Women's Don Ayers, one of the coordinators of the Sexual Assault 355-2380 Resource Center, and Dan Wasserman, intern at the MSU Counseling Staff at Listening Ear. "It helps to detach ourselves from rapists because it makes it Counseling Center, initiated discussion at the program titled "Rape: A Problem for All." harder to assess the possibility that is in each of us," he said. Millers Ice Cream Parlor "Rape is not a woman's issue, it's an issue that needs to be Ayers said by seeking a "composite" rapist, a man avoids the addressed by all members of society," said Karelius-Schumacher. issue that it could be him. offers a complete lunchfood line "We also need to address the concept of sexuality in this country." Wasserman asked the audience what they thought might motivate men to rape women. The responses were that men who which includes: Wasserman, who was asked to speak particularly to the men in the audience, said that he was not an expert on rape. rape are motivated by feelings of rejection or by a desire for power ♦ Hamburgers, Cheeseburgers or a desire to do something that society regards as evil. 10:00 AM SAT., NOV. 17 "It makes me angry to hear that," said one woman. 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ONLY! expires Dec. 31,1979 j Decorative Shop on the lower level coupon expires Dec. 31,1979 J coupon 4 In our Home Opinion BRjJCE BABIARZ Insurance law can be effective More planning gets results The insurance bill signed into law Tuesday by Gov. Milliken is a step in the right direction toward providing fair insurance rates for all state residents. The bill establishes specific guidelines for determining Wednesday's ASMSU Student Board Again. I am repulsed by the use of money communicate with people is to do so on their After the rally, a number of immature insurance rates, and rates that are found to be discriminatory can be sponsored rally at the Capitol protesting to attract protesters - the rally was like level — not far, far below it. people went into the Capitol to chant and tuition increases was a farce! In short, it one paid for by political candidate. The prohibited bv the insurance commissioner. People in poorer lacked even mere hints of sincerity, use a of money, even for "prizes," By the way, what earthly good would it generally make a lot of noise. They brought stripped have done for Carr to show neighborhoods have traditionally been charged higher rates than people planning and support - only 150 people the movement of any sincerity of impact it up? There isn't a considerable amount of embarassment to in more affluent ones. There are other factors which determine a any pending legislation about tuition hikes all students at MSU. Fortunately most of thought it was important enough of an issue might have had. The rally at the Capitol or state aid to institutions of higher the people who occupy the Capitol were on person's insurance rates which should not be considered. An areas to get riled up about. I wonder how many was enough to make a truly concerned education. their lunch break and did not hear the racial make-up is one of those factors. A person's age is another, people were out there just trying to earn a student sick. This brings me to another point. Where nonsense the students caused. The dollar. If you did not already know, ASMSU Would not the money for the prizes have legisla¬ in the hell was the Student Board when the especially in determining auto insurance rates. offered the carrier of the best protest sign been better spent on telegrams, postage for tors that did hear them were certainly not Differences in rates solely because of factors like those are unfair and University was discussing tuition rates and thrilled or spurred to action; they were, at $50, and offered $100 to the group with the letters to legislators, or for bus fare for the the Legislature was discussing appropria¬ best, annoyed by the intrusion, which did discriminatory. Insurance companies will now be required by law to best sign or banner. I guess ASMSU people who did not want to lor could not) tions for MSU? Who do the organizers of little but to hinder the students' cause. determine auto and home insurance rates only on factor's within a realized that they could not stir up the march to the Capitol? Perhaps it should the rally think they are to dictate where To the people that acted immaturely at person's control. A person's driving record, or the amount of security apathetic students of MSU for a cause that affects all of them, so they had to offer have been used to take a few key the Legislature out to lunch. people in elected officials should be? The schedule of the Capitol instead of attempting to visit devices on a person's home, will now become leading factors in deciding speakers was thrown off by almost two economic incentives for people to attend the The protesters chanted obscene slogans hours because of state legislators, I would like to say "grow how much people will be charged. poor planning. This rally. in response to the fact that Rep. Bob Carr prevented some scheduled speakers from up." To the people that attended the rally This law will not be a panacea, for twenty different auto insurance Nonetheless, only 150 students showed did not show up for the rally. I for one, am with and a genuine concern for tuition costs, speaking at all. rate structures based on a driver's location will still be allowed. In up to protest tuition hikes or to try to win certainly glad that he did not attend, It was somewhat ironic (but fitting) that I extend my congratulations and apologies for this criticism. addition, the highest home insurance rates companies charge can still be some money. Whatever the incentive, I've because the majority of protesters acted the protesters were forced to use the side seen more people lined up outside of like immature kids at a football game. This door of the Capitol to protest near. It might 140 percent of the lowest rate it charges. In light of high insurance rates, I hope that next time ASMSU plans a Dooley's on a weeknight! But, hey, what is was no way to deal with state legislators. I have been more fitting for them to protest rally, the idea is thought about before it is this may be a large difference in the actual cost of insurance. more important? have always thought that the best near the back door. acted on. The biggest short-coming of this law is that insurance companies might simply raise the rates they charge in one area in order to accommodate the limitation of price differentials between areas. It is VIEWPOINT: FAMILIES unlikely that rates would be cut. The law will require companies to publicly file their rates and the policies they use in setting those rates. As long as information about rates is easily accessible, people would be able to A special holiday shop around for the cheapest rates available. Insurance companies would then be forced to charge competitive rates if they wanted to stay in business. to he remembered By GARY T. P1ATEK Grievance plan Thanksgiving isn't as enjoyable for it used to be, and it's all because of an me as smokehouse so it would collect a smokey flavor. A smokehouse, for all you city people, is a square wooden shed set up on a incident my brothers accused me of foot high stack of bricks. Inside the shed, on doing. Being the youngest of three brothers the ground, is built a fire. The sausage is no aid to faculty made me the most accused person in house. Everytime an ashtray got broken or the bathtub faucet was left my strung about four feet above the fire from wall to wall inside the shed. The smoke running, my from the fire fills the shed, producing Students at MSU are not the only persons here brothers, Bob and Larry, would say that I smoked sausage. having difficulties did it. One particular year Dad got tired of me with the way University decisions are made. Since 1972, some faculty Mom ran a democratic household, so getting in the way in the house and told me have tried to revamp the University grievance regardless of procedure, but their my protesting, I often got to go watch the fire. This got boring after efforts have largely been unsuccessful. It clobbered for something I didn't do. For awhile, and I thought a bigger fire might appears that they will continue to be unsuccessful. years, in order to spare myself a stinging make it more interesting. I threw another backside, I ran around trying to undo log on the fire. Nothing happened, so I This may be so because the new grievance proposal presented by whatever my brothers, my partners in threw a couple more logs on the fire. The Provost Clarence L. Winder is not acceptable. Winder's plan neither crime, did. The numbers and prices of fire didn't grow any larger, and, figuring confronts nor attempts to solve problems broken ashtrays I replaced are astronomi¬ faculty members are the logs were wet, I went into the house to concerned about. More specifically, faculty cal. I had to get a job delivering newspapers watch television. promotions — which are the just to keep largest area of faculty complaints — may no longer be considered formal up with Bob and Larry. About twenty minutes later Dad and my When Bob got too old to hang around the brothers grievances. How can a grievance procedure be effective if the faculty This is a time for self-examination house breaking things, I was determined to do?" joined in a chorus of "What did you vehemently objects to its basic principles? The attempt to remove get even. I became a quick denier. I became I instinctively replied, "I didn't do grievances of promotions, reappointments and tenure from the This letter is addressing all Iranian not, you have replaced the shah with an so quick that I would deny things before nationals either teaching or studying at insane cold blooded killer who, in his 15 anything," and chased them into the back administrative grievance process virtually leaves the faculty without an Mom even knew what I was talking about. MSU. I believe that all of you must do some yard to see flames engulfing the shed and outlet at which to direct problems. years of asylum in Paris, became totally The moment she would return from serious self analyses of your intentions and detached from the modern world. Interest¬ threatening to spread to the neighbor's Winder's proposal places too much power in the hands of a selected shopping, and if something illegal had garage. your future. This matter may have resolved ingly enough, do any Iranians here at MSU happened in her absence, I would meet her group of administrators. They have excessive control in manipulating itself by the time this letter is printed, but plan to go back to Iran? Would you be able at the back door saying, "I didn't do it." Quick wits and fast moves — neither of the faculty by suppressing complaints. to go back? You people are too Western which I possessed — put out the fire. Even currently 60 or so Americans and members One time I did do it and I could not deny of the diplomatic corps are being held oriented. You cannot go back. The destruc¬ since then our Thanksgiving plates have Winder's plan, essentially, provides for nothing more than cosmetic that fact. tion of the Bazargan government proves lacked pieces of homemade sausage. relief. It does not address grievances over salaries, which are a hostage and threatened with death by your Every year around Thanksgiving Dad major compatriots in Iran. If these people are and underlines this point. But the world is would go to the delicatessen, buy hog Thanksgivings just aren't as tasty as they concern among the faculty. murdered, will you condone it? Does your full of contradictions, Iran is burning, and casings, stuff them with home-ground meat, used to be. One of the most blaring inadequacies in Winder's fanatical hatred of the Shah Pahlevi you are studying chemistry or whatever and hang the sausage outside in the Piatek is a masters candidate in journalism proposal is that condone mass murder? This is probably and going to Dooley's at night. faculty grievance procedures may be administered by a council of peers. beside the point, but it is against the law in Think about the questions I have asked. Faculty members having problems with the University may not be able this country to threaten the President's life. Steven P. Kane to solve their problems among themselves. They need administrative Also, whether you want to admit it or Free America from shah's burden Lansing assistance. In some cases, faculty members cannot provide the unbiased attitudes needed to correct situations I disagree with any decision not to return "blackmail," but it is kidnapping. It involving other faculty members. Lau over Some grievances can usually be handled by informally discussing possibilities not understood the shah to Iran. He is, by most accounts, should be thought of as the Iranian's them with the dean of a particular responsible for many tortures and murders. attempt to give us a physical incentive for college, but there are many that I have School as a private venture to fill the Though he may have murdered in Ameri¬ remembering a moral imperative for world absolutely require formal arbitration. Solving these grievances makes it some comments on your editorial ca's name, I don't feel a bit responsible. We justice. We are not above our own laws on regarding a law school at MSU. The Lansing void, thus pre-empting MSU's necessary that an effective proposal be instituted. MSU will be unable to possibility, considered in the past, did not entry into the local law school market. don't owe the shah anything. We don't owe the world scene; let's not harbor this hire quality faculty if the method of him any American lives or a third world criminal! handling faculty grievances is "fall prev to lack of interest by University Regarding comparisons with U-M, your neither adequate nor appropriate. administrators." There were other more choice of veterinary medicine as a compar¬ war, but we do owe the Iranians justice. able unit is inappropriate. Our College of Our government calls the embassy take¬ Name withheld Considering the length of time the administration and the Faculty commanding reasons for not implementing the idea. Veterinary Medicine occupies a monopoly Council have taken to come up with a grievance procedure — the current Some 15 years ago, when Howard Neville position in Michigan, while there are interim procedure was implemented in 1972 - one would think that an was provost, the Educational Policies several law schools. More appropriate for acceptable plan would have been introduced by now. University Committee, at the administration's request, comparison would be some unit in the administrators should not be rushed into developed proposal for law school It University where MSU and U-M both have introducing an ineffective and a a went with the poorly planned proposal (such as Winder's), but the University needs an University's annual budget and in which MSU has matched adequate plan soon. request to the state. At • that time, legislators from the Grand Rapids and programs, or excelled U-M in spite of a half-century later start. Our Department of Accounting "The State News Kalamazoo areas threw in counter propo¬ is one such unit; that's proof that MSU can sals for law schools in their respective match the excellence of U-M, in some Friday, November 16, 1979 communities. None of the three proposals disciplines. Hopefully, law could be one of Editorials are the opinions of the State News carried because of the countervailing politi¬ those diciplines. Viewpoints, columns and letters are personal opinions cal powers. Shortly thereafter. Justice Gardner M. Jones Thomas Brennan started Cooley Law Associate Dean for Administration Editorial Department Cditorinchiet Richard Marshall Managing editor it RELATIONS CONTINUE at call in Air strikes on AM LOSING FACE " something to say. or a slogan to post, I GENEROUS CASH S£HL. , - . GREAl HALL OF . n , PUTS POINTS /■ . imperial palace." suggest that they paint their slogans on ' wood or cardboard and quietly, calmly and \ THE PEOPLE REBUKEV AT Li \ ° \ TURN.' neatly post these signs where 1 can read them- 7"UtM J f \. i.. / . i V ' ~ fVi Michigan State News. Eort Lansing. Michigan Friday, November 16, 1979 5 I continued Rape from page 3) program Women, on the other hand, are conditioned that they wili lose the attention of men if they are too assertive in saying "no," she said. "INSTEAD OF PLAYING games, men and women need to be honest and say what they like and what they don't like," Karelius-Schumacher said. "I think men should do something about other men's attitudes towards women," Ayers said. "I personally feel real hopeless to make any contribution against rape," Wasserman said. "It's hard for me to consciously identify with rape. I think of people who commit rape as very different than myself." "Then you haven't heard any of the bull sessions in the dorms," said a female student. "I'M REFERRING TO the attitude of men who talk about conquering women and getting them into bed," Ayers said. "It's not my only concern to free women from the threat of rape. I'm also concerned about freeing myself (from the stigma of being regarded as a potential rapist because I am male) to have honest relationships with women. Right now I don't think women trust men." Ayers suggested that men not give peer support to men with sexist attitudes. A woman in the audience said that Dr. Eileen VanTassell, professor of natural science, has taught classes on sex differences and has said that college men have a very callous attitude concerning sex differences. "She says she hears very hostile comments to the questions women raise concerning sex differences and that women are too trusting and open." The State News "Van Tassell says women need to have a much more skeptical attitude," she added. "DOES THAT MEAN that I can never trust a man I meet at a party?" another woman said. Karelius-Schumacher said when one feels uneasy in a social situation with someone, she should trust her gut feeling. "Women are conditioned to believe that intuition is irrational, but intuition is natural and women should trust their feelings," Karelius-Schumacher said. "If a situation doesn't feel right, you ONLY 3C A DAY know it's not right." "The message is for women not to say 'I fear being raped,' but rather 'I'm aware that I can be raped and so I will take precautions'," Rashid said. The audience was shown the film "Rape Prevention: No Pat Answer," produced by Polly Pettit. The 15-minute film showed that rape is committed against young women, older women and children. The film suggested precautions and resistance tech¬ niques, but stressed that there is no pat formula to prevent rape. "Rape: A Problem for All" was sponsored by Chi Omega and Tri-Delta sororities. But Worth Much, Much More Campus fraternity For 3C per day, we provide you with valuable coupons, reinstates charter The MSU chapter Delta Upsilon will have its national chapter information on international, national and local events, reinstated in a ceremony at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at St. John's Student Parish, 327 M.A.C. Ave. W.A. Butler, the national executive director of Delta will be presenting the charter. The Upsilon, sports scene coverage, entertainment information — and chapter was folded in 1971, mostly due to Vietnam activism, chapter president Dale Trembley said. Students lost interest in college fraternities, he added. much more! The chapter was reorganized in 1976, Trembley said. But it wasn't until fall of 1979, that the fraternity held 50 members for one term, the requirement necessary to regain a national charter. Delta Upsilon was the first national fraternity to make all of its rituals public, Trembley said. It is one of the few today to keep its rituals open. Without your support, all of these features and The church ceremony will be followed by the raising of the fraternity's flag at 3:15 p.m. at Demostration Hall. An open house will be held from 3:30 to 5 p.m. at the fraternity house at 343 Albert St. Snacks and refreshments will be provided. The ceremonies will end with a banquet at the Royal Scot of coverages may have to be trimmed, plus, the daily number Lansing, 4722 W. Grand River Ave. of papers now distributed on and off campus may be Benefit coffeehouse reduced because our newsprint price has been raised to features local talent The MSU Music Therapy Club will sponsor a benefit coffeehouse from 7 to midnight tonight in the main floor lounge of the Union. *375 a ton, an increase of *97.50 per day. MSU music students and local artists will be featured in the event. The musical presentation will range from folk to bluegrass to pop to classical. The better-known performers will include the MSU Chamber Music Choir, under the direction of music professor Charles Smith, and folk singer Sally Roger. Walk in performers will be welcomed. A donation of $1.50 per person will be asked at the door, be on sale during the event. and baked goods and coffee will Proceeds from the coffeehouse will go toward funding a spring The State News..> retreat for club members and a group of mentally impaired individuals. 3C a day for the world's largest college newspaper. Pendleton When you want to After All - What can you buy for 3°? make a sweater a lasting gift. VOTE YES Pendleton is the one. . . . EVERYTHING FOR THE MAN to raise the subscription price from s1.00 per term to s1.50 MflRTYS Quolity thot tpcohs for itself 6 Michigon Stote News. East Lansing Michigan . Friday November 16. 1979 , Iggy hangs loose in Detroit Entertainment By JOHN NE1LSON State News Reviewer IrKY P°P may have gotten new values when it comes to making records, but on stage he's still the same little twerp that was inventing punk rock long before the term was coined to describe it. Once an integral part of the "Detroit Rock" scene. Iggy had a homecoming of sorts Wednesday night when he played Pacino overshadows films excesses Masonic Auditorium. By MARY TINNEY you're seeing something very real and important. The next minute State News Reviewer Detroit, however, showed its true colors by only half filling the the movie seems more like a Monty Python version of "The Life of and Justice For All (Columbia; at the Meridian 8) is a movie hall, something that would have been unheard of had the Clarence Darrow." This ambiguity is both good and bad. On the that you just can't help liking. Even though the bad guys are bad "Dee troit" star been Ted Nugent or Bob Seger. Detroit has been bad side it prevents the movie from making an acceptable to the core, and the only good guy is by now a pretty standard definitive statement about the American judicial system. At the coasting on a dead reputation of being a rock 'n roll town for years, movie character — the crumpled and incurably sincere friend of only the truth has become painfully obvious lately. (No wonder same time, the comic elements saves the movie from its excesses. the people. Even though you know better, you'll have a hard time And the movie certainly tends to be excessive. The characters Iggy lives in Berlin now.) Backing Iggy on this tour is a band that might as well call itself disliking this movie. Why?... Because the bad guys lose in the end range from a suicidial judge (Jack Warden), who attempts to kill the "Funk Rock All Stars." On guitar was Brian James, who was in a way that makes you want to cheer... Becaue the movie comes himself between every case he hears, to a lawyer who is obsessed a member of the original Damned and guitarist on what was up with some pretty shocking insights in spite of itself. . . and with winning to the point of insanity. technically the first single of the English punk movement, "New mostly because A1 Pacino in nothing short of terrific. But for all its excesses, . . and Justice For All has moments of Rose." Bassist Glen Matlock was one of the original members of tremendous power. When Kirkland's partner successfully defends . . . and Justice For All deals with the American system of the Sex Pistols — the predecessor of the late Sid Vicious. Ivan Krai a man who then kills two children the day after he's let out of jail, justice, or more appropriately, the American system of injustice. — who was on loan from the Patti Smith Group — played second we are suddenly aware there are some things to be taken seriously Indeed, this movie makes our judicial system look like a three-ring guitar and keyboards, while the drums were handled by Klaus circus. We see a defendant actually eat evidence while his lawyer in this movie. And when one of Kirkland's clients kills himself in Kruger of the synthesizer band Tangerine Dream (who weren't is flirting with a woman in the audience ... a judge shoot off a jail because of a blunder on the part of one of Kirkland's lawyers exactly punks, but who's counting?). friends, Pacino's expression of grief, anger and frustration is so pistol to regain order as a defendant and a prosecuting attorney It seemed incredibly appropriate that these seminal punk intense that for a moment we forget that up until then the movie fight it out... lawyers bargain with judges in the hallways ("What rockers were backing up one of the patron saints of the genre — a will you do for me if I cut the sentence down to 18 months?") had not seemed all that serious about itself. . . . man who had explored most of the possibilities of the three chord The acting is good for the most part. Jack and a strong of mistakes and misunderstandings send a man to jail Warden is hilarious as thrash while most of these rockers were still in high school. All for five years because of a broken headlight. the suicidal judge and Marilyn Bergman is fine as Kirkland's poetic justice and irony aside, however, Iggy's latest band may In the middle of it all is Kirkland (Pacino), a good-guy lawyer girlfriend. John Forsythe does a good job as the judge that well be the most sympathetic one he's worked with since the days who cares about human beings and justice and looks so perpetually everyone hates, but his character is so unbelievably evil that it of Raw Power. loses all credibility despite his talent. Best of all is Lee Strasberg incredulous that you just want to hug him. There is no doubt that "This ain't gonna be no freak show," the Ig announced upon his character has become a cliche. It is the same character that as the grandfather who sent Kirkland through law school. taking the stage, dashing what hopes the audience might have had Pacino popularized in Serpico and that actors from Richard Although the scenes of Kirkland visiting him. in a rest home seem for an evening of blood, vomit and peanut butter. The fact that he at first irrelevent, Kirkland's knowledge that the system his Dreyfuss to Dustin Hoffman to Robert DeNiro have made an American movie favorite. This movie proves that, at least as grandfather believed in is a farce is a poignant metaphor to the old It seemed man's creeping senility. appropriate that seminal punk Pacino portrays it, the character is still credible. What we end up with is a movie that could have been great but rockers were backing up one One of the movie's most interesting qualities is its sense of of the patron humor. It's actually a comedy with tragic overtones. The periods of is only OK. This seems to be due to an uncertainty of intention. saints of the genre. Regardless of what it set out to be,.. and Justice For All is not a intensity are always followed by, or interspersed with, elements of movie to be taken too seriously. With that in mind, go. Pacino is comic relief. The effect is very strange. One minute you think that is no longer totally depraved onstage does not mean that he has great! "mellowed," however. Iggy is still as charmingly obnoxious as ever, taunting the audience with undiluted venom at every W Earn the credentials that count as a opportunity — especially those whose resemblance to Farrah Lawyers assistant Fawcett did not seem accidental. ("You may think you're a model, but you're just dogfood to me!") During the performance he rendered several microphones useless at crucial points in the show by hurling them down on the stage, he spat out a glass of water on the first few rows (who had been pelting him with plastic cups all evening), and at one point he bodily picked up Ivan Krai off the stage. His onstage contortions have lessened somewhat with age, A Roosevelt University Lawyer's Assistant represents however, and fans of the "old" Iggy had to content themselves Lawyer's Assistant Program the mark of quality and acceptance In today's legal with watching him whip it out. Twice. ROOSEVELT UNIVERSITY community. 430 South Michigan Avenue Musically the show contained songs from all of his album.s except Kill City, plus a few unrecorded tunes and some surprises. The If you are a college graduate and qualify, why not give Chicago. 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The fact that he played a musical Skafish came across as a slightly-more-demented version of Since the Fall of 1974. 1250 graduates □ Spring 1980 - F ebruary 11-May 2,1980 cross-section of his entire career meant that his excellent new Lansings own Trainable, featuring a lead singer who appeared to representing □ Summer 1980 - June 12-September 5,1980 over 230 colleges and universities have chosen album New Values was not given the exposure it deserved (only have just undergone a □ Fall 1980 - September 22-December 12,1980 lobotomy and a female vocalist who crawled Roosevelt's Lawyer's Assistant Program for their career the title track and "Five-Foot One" were played), but this around the stage in a prom dress. Their music was '60-ish new Evening Programs training. disappointment was alleviated somewhat by his great versions of wave with an edge of Zappa esque insanity, and they proved to be □ Spring-Summer - March 11-August 22, 1980 songs like "China Girl," "Funtime," "Loose," and "Your Pretty a fitting opener for the REAL Motor City Madman. Specialize in: Corporations—Estates. Trusts and □ Fall-Winter - October 7-Maich 28,1981 Wills—Litigation —Real Estate and Mortgages- Recruiter will be on campus November 30 Face Is Going To Hell." Ideally he should have also played some of Employee Benefit Plans'—or become a Generalise. his masterpieces like "Search and Destroy," "Lust For Life," "The Passenger" and "Gimme Danger," but then Iggy never was one to State News CANCUN Over 325 law firms, banks, corporations and Address give the audience what they wanted. Instead of the afore DEC. 12-19 government agencies throughout the United States have hired Roosevelt graduates. mentioned gems, he played several songs that were just vitriolic Newsline ASMSU TRAVEL Roosevelt University admits sti harangues set to three chords, but of course no Iggy show would 353-5255 •evening program only I Individual merit and without r Dior, creed, sex. j be complete without at least a few of those. 355-8252 or physical handicap. Interspersed between the songs was Iggy's unique brand of homilies and homespun philosophy on topics ranging from television to dog food to his favorite topic, his sex life. He also CENTRAL Meridian gave witty introductions to each of the members of his band, and his introduction of the drummer is fairly representative of these METHODIST Community Churcfi ("This is Klaus. His daddy lost the war. My daddy won the war.") CHURCH After completing his set Iggy waited for about ten minutes before Across from the Capitol THE coming back out for an encore, finally saying "I didn't want to do If you this, but I'm doing it for you!" Iggy, you're all heart! think, Opening the show for Iggy were Detroit's own Coldcock (whom you'll thank. Rev. Lloyd Van Lente we missed due to a run-in with the twilight zone) and the very strange Skafish from East Chicago. Skafish's geek rock was Worship Services soundly booed at first by the partisan Iggy audience (so was 9:45 and 11:00 Blondie when they opened for him in Detroit), but by the show's *10 end their unrelenting weirdness had won them some admirers. Nursery Available 485-9477 THE PROTESTANT LANSING CHURCH OF CHRIST 882-0046 515 Samantha Ave. REFORMED CHURCHES ore conducting worship services ot University S.D.A Church at 149 COLLEGE Services Highland in East Lansing. It is located just East of Frandor |ust off Michigan Ave. Services are Bible based setting forth the truths of Sunday 10:30 a.m., 6p.m. historic Christianity. The Bible teaches and we believe the Scriptural Wednesday 7:30 p.m. doctrine of PERSEVERANCE Communion Service Every Sunday 1. That the chosen people of God can never fall away from grace Romans 8:38 39 2. That this perseverance in the faith is not the work of their Common Cup own strength Eph. 2:8-9 RING Acapela Singing by Congregation 3. That God keeps His people by His power through faith, 1 Peter 1:4 5 NO SUNDAY SCHOOL NO MUSIC 4 So that they continue in the faith to the very end. Phil 1 6 And I shall give unto them eternal life; and they sholl never perish neither shall any man pluck them out of my hand John 10:28 EASTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN Join with us as we hear the Gospel proclaimed to the glory of the Triune God. CHURCH WORSHIP SERVICES 1315 ABBOTT RD (North of Saginaw) Sunday 10 A.M. 6 P.M. (seriously) East Lansing Wednesday Studies in Bible Doctrine 7:45 P.M. Sunday, November 18 Giving Thanks for our heritage of Faith Thanksgiving Service Thurs. Nov. 22 10 a.m. Worship: 8:30 & 10:45am There's Paul W. Green 337 0893 one thing better than HERESHOW: South Baptist Church TRADE IN 1518 S. Washington Lansing sending food your man's gold High School ring (limit one per sale) Sunday, 7:00 to combat CHOOSE any Siladium® ring God's Power for this Hour world hunger. (Siladium is a fine quality jewelers' alloy guaranteed for a lifetime) SAVE $58 9:45 a.m. College Fellowship on a new gold College ring f aIIama Rtftila with the trade-in of a man's voiiege bioic and refreshments Class in the gold High School ring Chapel 8 30pm Sending you. ORDER NOW FOR INFORMATION: TlKMRVED SUNDAY, 8:30 & 11:00 MSU Bookstore International Center Thanks for Evidence I 3,9 E Grand River Lower Level 337-1314 9:00 4 00 FREE BUS SERVICE Morning and Evening 9:30-5:30 ^COLLEGE RINGS $10 required with trade-in Call 482-0754 for information Symbolizing your ability to achieve. Dr. Howard F. Sugden, Pastor Dan Rossman, College Minister v Michigon State News. East Lonsinq, Michigan Friday, November 16, 1979 "J THIS WEEKEND . . . Boy, you just can't around here. People calling up all irate and bothered about how when they send us the win in advance. Saturday also offers Rio de Janeiro's Edmo Amorim in a guitar recital presented by Kresge begins an new exhibit of the sculptures and water- colors by Esther Gentle Eatten Rattner. In addition, the col ooafo hough the Department of Music and wrong information we're sup¬ the Latin American Studies lages of North Carolina poet posed to know th*t and correct Center in the Music Building psychologist Irwin Kremen will it for them. On top of that, they be shown as will the sculpture Auditorium at 8:15 p.m. Free feel this valuable public service, admission. and ceramics of Karen Massaro. the sacred Weekend column is Gallery hours are 1 to 4 p.m. on smart-alecky and irreverent. Sunday offers three options, Sunday. What? Us? The entertainment the first being the MSU Hand desk disrespectful? Don't be bell Choir's 7 p.m. concert in MOVIES DEPT. For all silly. the Music Building Auditorium; those rock 'n rollers who called CONCERT DEPT. There's the second and wanted to know where being the 80- all sorts of music on campus member MSU Symphony Band they could see Rock'n Roll High this weekend. On Friday, yeh at 8:15 p.m. School the answer is at the in Fairchild kin see de Scottish company of Theater, and the third is a duo Spartan Triplex, Friday and 80 Highland dancers, Her of pianist Ralph Votapek and Saturday at midnight. Majesty's Black Watch bagpipe baritone Harlan Jennings per and drum corp. Yeh kin hear On campus, RHA is showing forming Sunday afternoon at 4 Saturday Night Fever the disco-street kid film that started this whole disco-Bee For all those rock 'n rollers who called and Gees-trendy mess we're in. In wanted to know where they could see Rock addition, RHA presents Jill Clayburgh's stunning tour-de- n Roll High School, the answer is at the tan night. Triplex, tonight and Saturday at mid¬ Spar¬ force in An Unmarried Woman and the animation spectacular Lord of the Rings. Times and m Brian Auger places are but a call away at 355-0313. Lizard's Underground (224 Abbott Road) will bring two the skirl 0' the pipe from Scotland's most famous regi¬ p.m. in the Music Building Auditorium. All information for Classic Films presents Ramparts of Clay, a story about excellent acts to East Lansing next week. On Monday, composer)performer Ellen Mcllwaine brings her brash slide guitar Convenient, Affordable Quality ment at 8:15 p.m. in the blues, rock 'n roll, and funk along with comedian Stuart Mitchell. Music Dept. events can be a woman who refuses to accept Auditorium. Call 355 3361, my bonnie. Also at 8:15 p.m. in the obtained at 355-3345. THEATRE DEPT. Gus the subservient role of her Saharan upbringing (Friday at On Tuesday, rock and jazz fusion artist Brian Auger appears with Search Party, including Michael Clark and Paul Jackson from Herbie Hancock's Headhunters Band with Ho Yung Kim on guitar. Crossroads Cafeteria Music Building Auditorium, Kaikkonen's 7:30 and 9:30 p.m.. in 100 you can see bassoonist Edgar original play Ellen Mcllwaine is known as a "singer's singer", possessing a Kirk and pianist Ralph Votapek Brontosaurus Tales continues Engineering) and A Place in the distinct vocal style that best highlights her original blues-based Crossroads Cafeteria conveniently located in the In¬ its Thursday through Sunday Sun, with Liz Taylor and rock with country roots. Mcllwaine is an admitted eccentric with who will give a recital with runs through Nov. 25. Tickets Montgomery Clift, the film her raw guitar playing, stream of-consciousness ternational Center has something special for every size oboist Daniel Stolper. Their ramblings, and and information are available at version of Dreiser's An Ameri¬ her bluesy scat singing. She has appeared with Blood, Sweat and program includes Bach's Sonata 484-7805 or 372-4636. can Tragedy (Saturday at 7:15 appetite. No. 3 in G minor for Viola da Tears, Bruce Springsteen and Joni Mitchell (to name a few) and and 9:30 p.m. in 100 Engineer¬ Gamba, Brahms' Sonata No. 1 has recorded four albums as well. Appearing with her will be Gong Crossroads offers a delicious way to start your day The two Peter Schaffer ing, Sunday at 8 p.m. in 336 in E minor for Cello, Poulenc's Show comedian and musical humorist Stuart Mitchell. The cover is one-acts, The Private Ear and Union) Classic films are $1.50, $2.50 at the door, which covers two sets beginning at 8:30 p.m. with eggs made to order, fresh donuts baked daily and Trio Pour Piano, Hautbois, and The Public Eye, are being or $1 with RHA pass. Bassoon, and Tomasi's performed in the Arena English keyboardist Brian Auger, coming Tuesday, was really one of the first fusion artists. In 1964. obscured plenty of piping hot coffee to get you started. Concerto. It's free. Also Friday by modsters and Theatre tonight and tomorrow Frontline Cinema presents The lunch menu features a large variety of hot night can be folk night, if you go Beatlemania, he won Melody Maker's award for Best New Artist at 9:15 p.m. Admission is $1. Watch on the Rhine, the Oscar- see John McCutcheon and his and Best Keyboardist. Auger, (then with a different band), was entrees; four served every day including quiche, roost winning story of a desperately the first rock-style band to play the Montreux and Berlin Jazz variety of musical talents at IN THE CRADLE OF hunted Nazi in America beef and golden fried chicken. For the soup and sand¬ Williams Hall Cafeteria at 8 Festivals. He says of his style, "I knew in '64 that the jazz and ABRAMS DEPT. Abrams (Friday at 7 and 9:30 p.m. in classical fields were the only two fields that rock could draw from wich lovers, Crossroads offers "deli delight" sandwiches p.m. It's presented for $3 Planetarium finishes up its B-106 Wells). There's also Os admission to make any kind of step forward I always drew from the jazz by Ten Pound Fid¬ dle. Illusion series with the fourth Fuzis presented by Brazilian ... side of things. It's just taken a bit longer for that side to happen." along with the popular homemade soup of the day. The laser and rock-music show, this Cinema Classics (Friday at 8 He will play with Search Party for two shows at 8 and 10:30 p.m. sandwiches come from a fine line of meats and home¬ weekend featuring Led Zeppe p.m. in B 102 Wells). Tickets are $5 for each show. On Saturday, the big news is lin — it's sold out, so if you don't made breads. The soup of the day is highlighted on Mariah's Don McClean ("Bye, have tickets, you'll just have bye, Miss American Pie . . .") miss it! to *4 ******* COUPON OA VINOS ******* <4 Friday by an extra special clam chowder. performing with Jim Post. It's Still being offered are the six vegetarian sandwiches, almost sold out; ments Elderly Instru¬ has the last of the KRESGE DEPT. sudden, when you All of least expect a NEED MONEY? a particular favorite among many. Some of the tasty tickets. McLean will give shows NEW PLASMA DONORS ONLY at 8 and 10 p.m. with tickets $6 it, the Kresge Art Gallery ingredients found in these sandwiches are alfalfa changes shows. This Sunday CENTER WILL PAY sprouts, lettuce, spinach, cheese and eggs. IMMEDIATE CASH The Spartan Spirit is growing this year and so is Easy Listening FOR YOUR TIME Crossroads. Their on-going renovations include ex¬ with panded seating for 300 to serve you better. They have EARN $18 PER WEEK also added a game room so you can enjoy foosball, ^ pinball and other amusements. BOSOM BUDDIES ^ HOW?...just come in and relax in our reclining chairs and listen to your favorite music while donating lifegiving Plasma. 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Michigan Friday, November 16, 1979 4 Luckless9 Irish NO AREA BLOODSHORTAGES needs new home Medical technicians strike Although American Red Cross medical techni¬ The technicians are dissatisfied with a nine By ROXINNE ERVASTI cians are striking in Lansing and Muskegon to percent pay increase proposed by the Red Cross, Associated Press Writer protest low wages and inequities in pay scales, Wilensky said, because they believe their BARROW, Alaska — After 13 years in captivity for the there is no impending blood shortage. salaries are too low to benefit by percentage advancement of science, Irish the polar bear has been given an The lack of employees has cut blood collections eviction notice. in half, said Jan Wettaw, Red Cross director of "College educated medical technicians make a He can't return to the wild, and it looks as if finding more public relations, but blood is being supplied by starting salary of $9,700 a year," Wilensky said. civilized lodging will be difficult. the Detroit and Flint Red Cross "Nurses with the amount of education start Regional same Irish's home has been the Naval Arctic Research Laboratory on Centers. No shortage of blood exists in area at $15,000." the coast of the Arctic Ocean since he and a sister were brought hospitals. here as orphaned 8 month old cubs by Eskimo hunters. The sister To correct inequities in the pay scale, Twenty nine Lansing members and six Muske has since died. gon members of the office of Professional Wilensky said, the group wants a step scale The federal government is phasing out the 32 year old arctic system which would automatically increase a Employees Union, Local 459, walked out at 6:30 technician's salary every year. facility here on Alaska's north shore, well above the Arctic Circle. p.m. Monday after they were unable to obtain a contract. In general, a technician's job is to process, NO PROBLEMS ARE expected in finding zoo homes for most of The group voted for union categorize and type blood. representation in the other 100 arctic animals kept at the laboratory. But Irish, on March and has been bargaining since August for Other unions at the Red Cross, the Michigan the downhill side of life and luckless with the ladies, is a different a contract, said Neal Wilensky, local union Nursing Association and the Teamsters, are story. representative. honoring the picket line, Wilensky said. "Irish is 13-and one-half years old, and he's not been with a female with the exception of three tries, and they took unkindly to him, so he cowered in a corner and whined," says Gary Laursen, assistant science director of the lab. "So, he can't be classified as a breeding male. And of their financial situation, like to maintain breeding Laursen said. "He's got two heavy strikes against him." zoos, because stock," STUDY ABROAD THIS SUMMER Scientists have been fiddling with Irish all these years, using him as a model for designing tracking and temperature transmitters now used to monitor his wild colleagues and grizzly ATTENTION SOPHOMORE, bears. His diet has been purposefully varied and his blood and Stote News/Mark A. Deremo tissue scrutinized for understanding the biology of arctic mammals Medical technicians Beverly Barrett and Steven Carls are among 29 medical JUNIOR, SENIOR AND GRADUATE — and even arctic humans. technicians who have been on strike against the Lansing chapter of the American Red Cross since Monday. The employees are STUDENT MAJORS IN INTERIOR "IRISH HAS LIVED a very useful research life," disputing contract terms con¬ Laursen. "He's extremely healthy and would no doubt live for says some time" — cerning their salaries. DESIGN, ART HISTORY, up to 15 more years. Irish's size — 995 pounds - is another logistical strike against LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE, RELIGIOUS him, says Laursen. "We'd probably have to fly him out in a special STUDY AND HISTORY: cage in a C-130. It would cost something, for sure, but it's not a feat that can't be handled." State News fTlen & Women Look Your HUMAN ENVIRONMENT AND DESI6N Irish probably has a home for another 10 months, Laursen said. Newsline 1980 SUMMER PROGRAM But not many responses have come in from zoos where inquiries have been made in Irish's behalf, and those received are not Best with a cut from encouraging. 355-8252 DECORATIVE ARTS AND ARCHITECTURE f Gary's. $8.00 IN ENGLAND AND FRANCE 8 CREDITS DISC SHOP call 351-6511 GENERAL INFORMATION MEETING. TUESDAY NOVEMBER 20th AT 7:00 PM IN ROOM 207 HUMAN ECOLOGY WITH PROFESSOR RICHARD GRAHAM KEEP ON TOP OF THE ROCK!! GARYs FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT AZROSMITH NIGHTtNTHf Wrs %e fcoomtouMt daii Campus Beauty Salon 549 E. Grond River—ocross from OFFICE OF OVERSEAS STUDY 108 INTERNATIONAL CENTER 333-8920 Berkey Hall. I Don t Like Mondays/Diamond Smiles Keep It Up/Nothing Happened Today Someone s Looking At You 323 E. Grand River, next to Jacobsons Now aR your savings HYACINTH HOUSE Greenery & Wicker can earn dividends 129 E. 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GENERAL PUBLIC $7.00 Phone Orders Must Be MasterCharge Or Visa TICKET OFFICE PHONE Charged to oi MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY (616)383 0933 FEDERAL CREDIT UNION Tickets Available At The Door 'NCUA On Campus at 600 E. Crescent • 9 to 5 30 Monday thru Friday • Phone 353-2280 MILLER AUDITORIUM WMU/KALAMAZGG Michigan State News, East Lansing Michigan Friday. November 16, 1979 13 I LONDON |AP) — Venezuela's Miss World entry, 18 year old workers involved in a staff dispute forced cancellation of plans to expect to earn another $105,000 in modeling and personal Contest Tatiana Capote Abdel, popped out of her scanty one piece swim televise tonight's final performance. The BBC had estimated 300 appearances. entrant suit today at a preview of tonight's final judging, sending photographers scrambling for the best angle. million persons around the world would have watched the broadcast. The favorites this time are British blue eyed blonde from Devon, Miss entry Carolyn Seward. 18, a Bermuda. 21 year-old Gina Veteran organizer Eric Morley hastily adjusted the swimsuit on The 70 entrants will parade in national dress, evening dress and Swainson. who finished second this year in the Mi^s Universe reveals more the 35-23 35 woman and told reporters in a serious tone "I had to use both hands to get things eovt ed up quickly." The British Broadcasting Corp. said a 24 hour strike by 40 sound then swim suits before a panel of judges. The show costs $1.05 million to stage and tickets cost up to $105. The winner reigns for one year, gets a $10,500 prize and can pageant and Miss Honduras. C.ina Maria Weidner, 18. The U.S. entry is brunette Carter from the Shenandoah Wilson, a New York model Valley in Virginia. L 'Newspapers may promote city plan By ELLA CHOINSKI and commercial development. State News Staff Writer In size and format, the pro¬ After public input is received East Lansing's Comprehen¬ motional newspaper would be and further adjustments are sive Plan may be promoted comparable to the MSU News- made, the Comprehensive Plan through a newspaper to Bulletin, Owen said. generate public feedback, if Furthermore, a series of further research proves it questions would be included in Harrassed tree practical, the Planning Commis¬ the paper to allow citizens to sion agreed Wednesday. criticize the plan, he said. CAMBRIDGE. Mass. (AP)- The newspaper would con¬ A tree fcrows in Cambridge, on dense the information of four OWEN FAVORED THE the Harvard campus. And it reports, called scenarios, into newspaperapproach over the keeps growing despite re¬ attractive, attention-getting traditional method of mailing peated efforts by some stu articles on the Comprehensive out reports to citizens and then dents to get rid of it. Plan, City Planner Robert scheduling public meetings to The tree was planted 20 Owen said. get feedback. years ago, on Columbus Day, These scenarios are con¬ He said citizens would be by City Councilmember Alfred densed reports of information more likely to provide feedback Velluci, who wanted to demon¬ dealing with the future compre¬ through the newspaper than strate his displeasure with an hensive planning of East Lan¬ through the extensive scenario article in the Harvard Lam¬ sing. reports. poon, the student humor maga Since the summer of 1978, Commission members the city has been in the process most concerned about distribut of updating, revising and over¬ ing the reports to all citizens. hauling its existing Compre¬ "We have to take time and hensive Plan, which was expense to get it on everyone's adopted in 1967. doorstep," commissioner Ed Church said. THE PLAN IS intended to "We need to give every outline the future objectives of citizen the chance to con¬ East Lansing and identify poli¬ tribute," commissioner Brenda cies to achieve them. Turner said. As part of the city's efforts to A mock newspaper is sched¬ revise the plan, eight subcom¬ uled to be presented at the mittees, which included citizens commission's committee of the and planning commission whole meeting next month, bers, formed to research dif¬ Owen said. ferent concerns of the city. These concerns include trans¬ portation, energy, housing, land use, recreation, public facilities, environmental quality |4 Michigan State News, fco" t Lansing Michigan Friday, November 16, 1979 1)1 Kir WARNED FANS Memorial medals are worth little By MELAN1K J KOTOWICZ bronze John Wayne memorial medals from advertisement. edition. State News Staff Writer the U.S. Mint, with plans of electroplating The divison, which is like a minature When the American Treasury Mint To his millions of fans, John Wayne may the medals and selling them at profit. Federal Trade Commission within the learned that it was being investigated, it be part of a "golden" era, but to the "That's the great American way, as long Postal Service, said the company's advertis¬ came forward to make an "amicable American Treasury Mint, the cowboy is as they don't confuse the public into ing implied that the gold plated medals settlement" with the Postal Service Con¬ only bronze. thinking they're buying something of value would increase in value because of sky sumer Protection Division, Ziebarth said. A few months ago, Congress authorized when they're not," Ziebarth said. rocketing gold prices, Ziebarth said. The company consented to sign an the U.S. Mint to make a gold medal But the American Treasury Mint alluded But the bronze-based medals, which were agreement specifying that all future adver inscribed with the bust of John Wayne to be in its advertisements to being connected to be sold at $10 each, only had about 15 tisements would state that the gold medal is presented to his family, said Tom Ziebarth, with the U.S. Mint, that the medals would cents worth of gold on them, he said. actually bronze, and that the company is not senior attorney of the Consumer Protection be valuable because they werepart of a "It's like if someone took 50-cent pieces affiliated with the U.S. Mint or any other Divison of the Postal Service Law Depart limited first edition, and that they would be and electroplated them; they'd be very government agency. ment. delivered in uncirculated mint conditions, pretty but not worth any more," Ziebarth The company also agreed to stop adver¬ Congress also authorized the mint to Ziebarth said. said. tising the medal as of a limited first edition, make bronze copies of the medal to be sold The advertising also suggested that the As to the number of medals available, the or claiming its value would greatly inc to the public at costs of $1 for one inch gold plating would increase the value of the U.S. Mint will stamp out as many medals as because of the risinc nrieo of frolH medals and $8 for three inch medals, he medal, he said. the public demands, and they will be said. The Postal Service Consumer Protection obtainable for years to come, he said. The American Mint, a private company in Divison in Washington filed a complaint There is no limited first edition, he said, STATE NEWS Philadelphia, ordered thousands of the against the firm, charging it with false because this edition of the medal is the only NEWSLINE LIVE AT DC© LETT 355-8252 RHA contributes established lansing 1976 qjt)cc e. to video projector mtmcmtstlinfl center; inc. By JIM MITZELFKIJ) A bill to partially fund a video beam projector and TV screen for the McDonel Hall Grill was passed by the Residence Hall Association Wednesday, making it the first ever to be owned by a residence hall at MSU. The bill passed by a roll call vote of 18-5. Free pregnancy test *on a walk-in basis, confidentialM individual care from trained specialists: •papsmear, breast exam, b.c. pills •diaphram fitting, pap, breast •IUD, pap, breast SPYRO •pelvic exam—any reason GYRA Fee Hall representative Sherry Moody introduced the bill which allows the RHA Movie Program to contribute up to $2,000 towards •pregnancy termination by vacuum aspiration •advanced termination thru 20 weeks will be discussed the purchase. \ Both McDonel Hall student government and management, who at our centers. came to the RHA Movie Program with the •counseling proposal, will contribute no charge $1,000 towards the purchase. The two will co-own the unit and split — blue cross, medicaid any repair costs. VI) testing The type of large TV that will be purchased has not been decided. The McDonel Grill is considering a $3,500 Advent model or a $4,000 Sony unit. 927 E. Grand River 4737 Marsh Road SUNDAY NOV. 18 CASE HALL REPRESENTATIVE Dan McKean who voted atBoqueSt. across from Mac s nr. Grand River behind Meijer s against the bill said he felt some general guidelines for the funding of individual residence hall video units should be set up, since other 332-3554 349-1060 TWO SHOWS- 8pm & 10:30pm complexes may soon be asking for funds for their own large TV. "When we are handingout this kind of money we need precedents $6.50 advance at DOOLEY'S - both RECORDL ANDS and guidelines set up," he said. "McDonel Hall is a trial dorm, if Akers wanted one right now we wouldn't be able to help them out," Moody said. There was some discussion of the space use policies of some residence halls, which prohibit any group from soliciting funds from a" students waiting in meal lines without prior approval of the hall's student government. "University policy exists to prevent students from being the union ga||ery continually harassed. We seem to attract some real shyster groups," said Jim Wall, residence hall programming office representative. v° "The residence hall governments shouldn't challenge the cause of the individual group, but instead look at their plans for how they Sat Sun 12-5 coV°* - will solicit," he added. "I feel we should discourage solicitation but allow the dispersal of The Gallery Stop information," said Tom Mannisto, Holmes Hall representative. is located on the first floor in the Union Building Air Force [ {,. look into us Art V 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 the Michigan State University. Union Gallery. V)1^ ,vo^V November 13 18, 1979. Interested students are invited to meet with Program Directors Robert Alexander Union Gallery (Color Photography), James Adley (Studio Art), and Paul Deussen (Art History) Come and view original artworks by some of and talk to 1979 program participants. Courses, field trips, travel, living arrange¬ Christmas Show ^America's most prominent ments, financial aid and special scholarships will be discussed. ALL INTERESTED artists and illustrators. STUDENTS ARE INVITED TO ATTEND. Nov. 19 — Dec. 7 Closed Nov. 22 — 24 pottery, watercolor. pewter, ornaments, wicker, etchings, etc. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT OFFICE OF OVERSEAS STUDY 108 INTERNATIONAL CENTER 351-8920 M.A. IN PUBLIC POLICY STUDIES NOWYOUCAN UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO at the EARN OVER $6,500 WITH ARMY ROTC. Before you graduate from college! Because now, you can com¬ bine service in the Army Reserve or National Guard with The Committee >11 Put formal academic unit of The Army Chicago offerinf a University of ROTC. It's called the Simultaneous Membership Program (SMr). students for a < And, depending on your academic year when you enter, SMP de ns Analytic Courses in Economics, Political Science, and Statistics; a Courses offered by the Committee and the other departments range of Appli- can help you earn over $6,500. or professional lis of the University, and a series of Policy Seminars devoted to the Here's how it works. If you qualify and a vacancy is available, scholarly, inter¬ sciplina specific public policy issues. you become a member of an Army Reserve or National Guard unit as an officer trainee and, at the same time, enroll in the ommittee does not automatically assume that government solutions are the preferr Army ins to all public policy problems Its program presupposes a role for the private seel ROTC advanced course at your college. Your Reserve or Guard I is as the that public sector in solving public poUcy problems The Committee furtl public policy leadership requires an understanding of both arenas and of t membership will pay you at the minimum level of Sergeant E-5, and :x economic and social framework within which public policy operates. you'll receive $100 a month during the regular school year as an ArmyAtROTC advanced course cadet. the end of your second year of advanced ROTC, you'll be commissioned a second lieutenant and, assuming there's a vacancy, •The Committee ol serve with a Guard or Reserve unit while you complete the require¬ ments for your college degree. Upon graduation, you may con¬ tinue service with a Guard or Reserve unit while pursuing your civilian career, or you can, if you prefer, compete ror active duty as an Army officer. So if you'd like to earn over $6,500 while you're still in ■olcssor Robert I Aliber college, ommittee on Public Policy get into SMP. Because SMP can help you do it. You can bank on it! he University of Chicago leboldt Hall-Room 301 For further information, contact the Professor of Military )50 East 50th Street Science at your school. ticago. Illinois 60t>37 E23!Ez! NATIONAL GUARD %M ARMY ROTC ARMY NATIONAL GUARD, ARMY RESERVE I Michigon State News. East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 16, 1979 1 5 Patrons of Zak's Bakery tempted | [fl*S^rian Triplex| NO DISCOUNTS ON SUNDAY. by variety of Lebanese delicacies By ELYSE GOLDIN club there and used to invent her own THE CUSTOMER IS of the utmost THE ONION FIELD A True State News Staff Writer secret recipes. importance to Vera and Zak, and it shows in Story More so than Zak, she was a natural for 7 AVCO EMBASSY PICTURES Release If you happen to be standing in every facet of their business. . a «.[R] supermarket line next to a woman with an the restaurant business. Her original Each order is carefully prepared while entire lamb in her basket, don't bother recipes and Middle Eastern hospitality has the customer waits. asking her what it is for. made Zak's Bakery a home away-from home It may be a few minutes before receiving Chances are that she won't tell you for many. the food, but most agree that the product is anyway — at least not if she is Vera well worth the wait. Zacharia. FROM THE MOMENT people open the "It's difficult for us to prepare everything Local grocers know Vera. She is most door to enter Zak's they know they are in front of the customer, but that is part of likely the only shopper who regularly welcome. the secret to our food. If somebody is purchases an entire lamb. The exotic aroma of spices and mesmeriz willing to wait only a few minutes, the For her, the meat has to be fresh, with ing sound of Arabic music nearly draws customer can eat something hot, fresh and each piece being as young and tasty as the them into the restaurant, delicious,'' Vera said. next. That's why she special orders the Zak, a stout 55-year-old man, greets "The most important part of our recipes whole lamb. customers, while Vera bakes another batch is the spices," Vera said. • She refuses to use less than the best of pita bread. With the exclusion of meat and vege¬ ingredients in preparing one of her family's First comes the smile, and then with a tables, all ingredients are sent from New secret Lebanese recipes for Zak's Bakery of deep but warm and accented voice — the York and other parts of the world. Bast Lansing. As she sees it, she wants to type a favorite uncle might have. The most popular item on the menu is pjease the customers and be proud of her Vera comes running up shortly after¬ falafel, a combination of ground beans, creations. wards, and certainly before Zak has time to spices and vegetables, deep fried and placed Special Feature Nite say more than "Hello." with salad inside pita bread. I VERA AND HUSBAND Rohi (he prefers Appropriately, she resembles a favorite Friday & Saturday to be called Zak) are the owners of Zak's aunt. ANOTHER FAVORITE IS Kibbeh, lay Bakery, 1312 Michigan Ave. It is the only Wearing a brightly colored floral apron ers of ground meat with cracked wheat and authentic Lebanese restaurant in East and a spray of flour in her hair, it is evident spices, stuffed into pita bread with onions, that baking has become an intrinsic part of pine nuts and spices. Baklavah and other I}ansing. j i ; A year and a half ago, the couple left Beirut, Lebanon, and brought a touch of the Middle East with them to East Lansing, her life. TOGETHER THEY COMPETE for the high calorie favorites are available to tease any sweet tooth. For a little over $1, a hungry stomach can ttfckv I where two of their children students. ; Aside from the usual culture shock a are MSU customer's attention — each explaining their favorite dish on the menu. Once the decision has been made, one of them returns to the cooking area to prepare be filled and content. Zak said that most restaurant first newcomers try item No. 1 on to the the list. ':&// | foreigner experiences, Zak said it has taken The next time they order number two, then ! him a while to get used to his new business. the food, while the other stays up front three, then four until they've tried every¬ In Lebanon, Zak was the funding mana¬ keeping the guest company. While waiting for the order, both the host thing. ger of Middle Eastern Airlines Co., the largest airlines of that area. and guest learn a little bit about each other, "They usually come back," he said. State News Deborah J. B'orin Zak said that once the majority of his V "I DON'T KNOW how I got into this with jokes and smiles passing over the counter until the order is ready. customers were homesick Mid-Easterns, Rohi Zacharia and his wife, Vera, operators of Zak's Bakery, appear satisfied with owners and ^ MIDNIGHT SHOW 7r'*SA1 11:30 SHOW J Even after the bill has been paid and the but now most are American students, many their latest batch of business," Zak said, "but I am glad I made pita bread, fresh from the oven. the change. I enjoy meeting people here good-byes have been said, the conversation tasting Lebanese food for the first time. very much." continued. Lovingly, Vera yells out from -BELLS- "I have never learned how to cook, but I the back, "Zip up your jacket, it's cold Zak's Bakery is open Monday through do know how to eat and what tastes good," he said. outside." 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"They don't just train them added. these jobs used to be occupied will see an oversupply of engi¬ If there is a surplus of (engineers) to go work with a He added that many major by liberal arts majors. neers," Kuntz said. engineers "you can't tell it here drafting board," .Shingelton corporations are hiring engi But Kemper and Lawrence (U-C at Davis)," Kemper said. said. The engineer is a more neers as management level "COMPANIES ARE PUT Von Tersch, dean of MSU's "Ninety percent to 98 per TING engineers in top level college of engineering, dis¬ cent of the engineers, for the management positions because agreed with Kuntz. last 18 years, know what they Iranians they are good thinkers and not just good mechanics," Shingel Von Tersch said there aren't "just enough people" right are going to do before com¬ mencement," Kemper said. ton said. now. He said the use of aliens continued from page 1) "They either have a job or The demand for engineers could mean an increased need shah would be allowed to enter the United States, but the State they are going to grad school." remains high, and there has ! >epartment has contended that it was assured that the Iranian been talk concerning a decrease government would protect the legation. in the demand for engineers but The that a president said it host was "a clear tenet" of international affairs government "is responsible well being of diplomatic representatives." for the safety and it has not happened within the last decade, he said. Shingelton said he believes Pumped storage power Carter's speech came a day after he moved to freeze all assets of (continued from page 3) the demand is going to hold up. the Iranian government in the United States. Earlier, he ordered He added that the market for providing educational opportunities for students, he said. an end to all U.S. imports of Iranian oil. mechanical engineers, electrical Training students has been a good side benefit of the studies so He told the labor leaders: "These developments in Iran have far, he added. engineers, chemical engineers made it starkly clear that our excessive dependence on foreign oil and computer scientists re is a direct physical threat to our freedom and security as mains "THERE HAVE BEEN a lot of students who have been touched high. Americans." Mechanical engineers headed by the project," Liston said. "They were able to get experience Earlier, at the State Department, spokesperson Hodding Carter the list as the most sought after they weren't able to get elsewhere." said the United States is putting no pressure on the shah to leave The facility, which has been built in Ludington, has apparently discipline, followed by electrical the country. been a good place to learn, too. engineers. The list also showed an increase in demand for So far, about 45 undergraduates and about 20 graduate students "WE HAVEN'T GONE to him and said 'get out'," the have had a chance to work at the reservoir for a term, he said, but computer science majors. spokesperson said. He said the deposed monarch is free to stay in Although mechanical engi funding for the research is due to run out in 1980. the United States "until he and his doctors decide he doesn't need neers were the most sought after of engineering disci¬ There have been reports that the shah may be able to leave the plines at MSU, chemical engi¬ hospital within two weeks and that he will return to Mexico where neers received a monthly start he has been living since he was overthrown last winter. ing salary of $1,635. When Carter announced his plans to freeze Iranian assets, Treasury Department officials indicated there could be further JOHN KEMPER, DEAN of economic moves against the Iranians. Among the possible actions the college of engineering at suggested have been an embargo on shipment of U.S. food to Iran. the University of California at Hut State Department spokesperson Carter said Thursday Davis, reiterated Shingelton's there are "no plans to use food as an instrument" against Iran figures. Kemper said last year more And Agriculture Secretary Bob Bergland, attending a United than 400 employees came to the Nations conference in Rome, said a cutoff of food shipments would U-C at Davis and 70 percent be "more interesting than important." asked to interview engineers or technical people. HEKGLANI) SAID SUCH an embargo would be difficult to The market for new graduat enforce since Iran could buy U.S. food through third countries and ing engineers is "most intense," noted that the Iranians are now buying relatively little U.S. grain said Kemper. The lack of en and other produce. gineers is a nationwide prob Still, there was support for such an embargo from the American lem. Farm Bureau Federation, an organization that usually opposes the But Robert J. Kuntz, execu use of farm produce as a foreign policy tool. tive director of the California Meanwhile, the students holding the embassy in Tehran denied Society of Professional Engi a report that they would release some of their hostages, including neers said there is a surplus of all of the women. They declared that only the Ayatollah Ruhollah engineers in the United States. Khomeini, Iran's revolutionary leader, and the Iranian people can Kuntz said the enrollment of tell them what to do with the hostages. Iran's foreign affairs minister, Abolhassan Bani Sadr, had said engineering schools is over¬ a television interview that "all women and blacks would be whelming. freed More than 300,000 students very soon." Earlier, Bani Sadr had told a news conference that are enrolled, he said. This is an those without a "connection with the United States" might be increase of about 30 percent freed by the weekend. over previous years, he added. 4.99 LP, 8-TRACX, CASSETTE MOLLY HATCHET—FLIRTING WITH DISASTER JEFF LORBER FUSION—WATER SIGN BAR-KAYS-INJOY LED ZEPPLIN—IN THROUGH THE OUT DOOR TANYA TUCKER-TEAR ME APART CHEAP TRICK—DREAM POLICE MICHAEL JOHNSON—DIALOGUE 2.99 2.99 2.99 2.99 Kenny Loggins—Celebrate Me Home Loggins and Messina—Best of Friends Dan Fogelberg—Souvenirs WHERE 220 m.a.c. univ, mall. ^ HOUSE 332-3525 mon-wed 9-9 thwrs-sat 9-11 »yn 12-7 I iirsr \\\r \\/ shoP now while selections are plentiful. HlDh-AWAY Use our Hide-Away Plan. Pre-Christmas Prices We specialize in diamond sighs. Find the diamond of her dreams in our tremendous selection of diamond stud earrings. Wo have them in all sizes, set in 14 karat gold, priced from $125. Come see them. And get the diamond sighs you've always wanted. MORGANS AudioFretter If Our Low Prices Can't Get Your Business, What Will? 5827 S. Pennsylvania Ave. (North of Interstate 96, Lansing) 394-3820 Open Monday thru Saturday 10AM to 9PM Sunday Noon-6PM—Easy Terms To Fit Your Budget »'»l V Michigan Stote News East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 16, 1979 17 fRHA MSU Tolkien Fellowship's Song European Association is having University Lutheran Church in¬ Costuming session and general PB HOTLINE— It's What's Contest is coming soon. Get ready at 8:30 tonight, Union Tower an international party at 8 tonight, Clubhouse, Meridian Hills Apart¬ vites you to worship at 8:30 and 10:45 a.m. Sunday, with student meeting of the Society for Crea¬ tive Anachronism is from 8:30 to CANCUN 24-hour information about DEC. 12-19 Programming Board events. i • iS / * Happening ments. Rides from provided. See posters Owen on Hall bulletin mini-breakfast at 9:30 a.m., 1020 S. Harrison Road. 11 p.m. Saturday, Union Tower Room. Go medieval! ASMSU TRAVEL ^,For this week's shows, timesfc and MSU Bible Study meets at 7:30 locations, phone RHAs boards. 353-5255 353-2010 24 hour programline: * Announcements for It's What's tonight, 105 S. Kedzie Hall. Every¬ Die deutsche Ecke meets from 4 * one welcome. Skydiving! Come and watch us, 355-0313 * Happening must be received in the Those people working on cur¬ to 7 tonight, at America's Cup. the MSU State News office, 343 Student rent Star Trek Club project con¬ Sport Parachute Club, all Alle Deutschsprecher sind herzlich MSU Gay Rap Group meets to Day Saturday and Sunday, 335 Services Bldg., by noon at least tact officers for more information. eingeladen. Flanders Road, Charlotte, Mich. two days before publication. No discuss topics and organize Christ¬ 6 Work meeting planned for this The sport you can get high on. M OPEN PETITIONING FOR mas party at Sunday, 340 Lj announcements will be accepted p.m. weekend. by phone. Union. The Southern Africa Liberation Committee meets at 12:30 p.m. THE 1980 Food and Nutrition Associa¬ MSU lesbians: New rap group Learn medieval European script styles with Bronze Dragon manu¬ Instructional luncheon at noon Development today, 1961 meets at 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Book Monday, 201 International Center. New members welcome. tion's Pot-luck Dinner will be at 6:30 p.m. Nov. 20, Brandywine ASMSU PROGRAMMING Co-op. Very informal. Focus on Room, Case Hall. Planning and Apartments. Sign up on bulletin Calligraphy from 6:30 to 8:30 Sa'.urday, I Inion Oak Room. p.m. general business will be discussed. personal and student issues. MSU meets at Mennonite Fellowship 9:30 a.m. every Sunday, board in Human Ecology Building. BOARD Come worship with us at 10 MSU University Lutheran Church in¬ in the basement of the Alumni Recreation Association Readings from the Perfect vites you to an Agape Feast with a.m. Sunday, in the Martin Luther Chapel. CHAIRPERSON meets at 6 p.m. Tuesday, 209 IM Mystic Adepts on the Divine Eucharist at 5 p.m. Sunday, 1020 Chapel, 444 Abbott Road. Sports-West. YMCA International Science of the Soul, the one S. Harrison Road. Tae Kwon Do Club meets from Program opportunities will follow. Intern placements with state reverberating sound principle, at Legislature available for winter 11 a.m. Sunday, Oak Room, 6 to 8 p.m. Monday through The MSU Club Friday, 16 IM Sports-West. planning Bah' ai' many exciting activities is term. Attend orientation at 4 p.m. Programming Board is the largest student run Fall Sale for this year. For more information write: MSU Bah' ai' Club, 1405G Tuesday, 4 Student Services Bldg. (continued on page 20) and financed board of its kind in the country. Spartan Village, East Lansing, TONIGHT AND SATURDAY Excellent Mich. 48823. opportunity for anyone interested in THE POTHEADS MEET arts management, public administration, and/or CANCliN ARAYA ARAYA DEC. 12-19 THE DEADHEADS business/arts administration Competition Sebring ASMSU TRAVEL Applications available in Rm 334 Student Services 2 GREAT CULT FILMS reg.'209 reg. s179 353-5255 LI PROGRAMMING 80ARO IN ONE GREAT SHOW DEADLINE: 5 PM TUES. NOV, 20 NOW NOW ASMSU Programming Board is funded by student tax '159" '145 i:i[r]/l money. For more info on Programming Board events call the PB Hotline 353-2010. (§ PUCH ORIEN 500 Cavalier reg.s245 19" men's reg. only 5189 Living NOW >195 NOW '159" dead plus, this second great hit. Sale ends The Barbers in the Nov. 22, 1979 Meridian Mall would MARIHUANA ™ , Sfcnfley-H. like to welcome KAPLAN Velocipede Richard Snyder to their staff. For a hair¬ style to match your Peddler lifestyle please 541L Grand Rirar phone for an ap¬ For Information About Other Centers In Major US Cities & Abroad 351-7240 pointment today. Outside NY State 349-2760Meridian Mall CALL TOLL FREE: 800-223-1782 NOW UPSTAIRS TONIGHT AND SAT. Showtimes: Refer - 7:30, 10:30 Hairstylirtg Night - 8:45,11:30 for Men and Place: Fri. 109 S. Kedzie Women. Sat. 102 B Wells Admission: 1.50 SEAL Film Star of Wonder Nov. 23 at abrams for more - Dec. 23 planetarium information Batt^SnSale call 355-4672 SCOTLAND'S FAMOUS HIGHLAND REGIMENT The The BLACK WATCH Band, Pipes, Drums & Dancers one of britain's most. spectacular mi! itapv displays marching playing to their tunes of glory id a \ Twisted table. Golden burl Burl king chair. A 5 tall handwoven In the Philippines. peacock trimmed In black. 21" high, 25" diameter. Take Golden burl from the Philip¬ LECTURE CONCERT SERIES of Michigan State University home the twister & save! pines. Athrone for your home! ' Reg. 14.99 By popular demand, the entire Black Watch bands, pipes, drums and Sale 39.99 highland dancers return to MSU for the first time since the American Bicentennial Today, the words "The Black Watch" are known throughout the world as being synonymous with the thrilling "skirl of the pipes" and "the tunes of glory," including all the best-known melooies from Scotland, A feast for the entire family. TONIGHT Single tickets, in limited quantity, arc on sale NOW at the MSU Union Ticket Office and JQ Michigan Stote News East Lansing Michigan Friday, November 16, 1979 FREE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18 PARKING i Take a nostalgic journey to the 1900's. Winner of 8 / CONTRADANCEwth ^Alh' A RACE IN Fillet Steak Roast Chicken Fried Perch Chopped Academy Awards ^ Bob Childs & Jeff McKeen Bob ond Jet) are leaders in the main contradance revival The/ specialize in 18th 8 19th SPACE... 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TONIGHT A SATURDAY fjii ASSK "RAMPARTS OF CLAY is one IlfM^ of the most sophisticated B 106 WELLS HALL, MSU protest films ever made. Like THE BATTLE OF ALGIERS, 7:15 & 9:30 PM it is a re-creation of an actual incident, recalled $1.50 $1 Ol F WIIH RHA PASS , in a spirit of quiet fury." Time Magazine FINAL 2 DAYS PORNO TONIGHT AND SAT. BAMBI WOODS IS PROBABLY THE MOST PHYSICALLY BEAUTIFUL PERSON TO EVER APPEAR IN A PORNO FILM Bill Holdship State News Reviewer TOUCHDOWN OF A PORN FLICK High Society RAMPARTS OF CLAY THE HOTTEST SEX I HAVE EVER SEEN FROM CINE MA 5 plus "Imprint," a disturbing: animated short about Screw Magazine life in a totalitarian society which the New York Times called, "a sevenminute masterpiece." mudo mom /terns Friday 7:30/9:30 in 100 Engineering mTHIS X DAUAS CHLtRLlADtR! $1.00 with RHA pass, $1.50 all others A Love Story Of Todays Youth., Sr .. .filling the screen with ecstasy! Paramount presents " MONTGOMERY CLIFTk- TAYLOR A PLACE IN HIE M w.ih KEEFE BRASSEllE Produced and Duected t y GEORGE STEVENS u*~ the film mars as new as mars headlines' Saturday 7:30/9:30 in 100 Engineering PORNO TONIGHT AND SAT. Sunday 8:00 in 33b Union (inaccessible) SHOWTIMES: 7:30, 9:00, 10:30, 12:00 ^ SHOWPLACE: FRI. 107 S. KEDZIE SAT 104 B WELLS A division ot the ASMSU Programming Board funded by student ADMISSION: 2.50 STUDENTS, 3.50 NONSTUDENTS "V^ tax dollars Partially funded by the RHA Alternative Movie Fund Call the Programming Board Hoiime. 353 7010. for 74 hour info, on P B. events. Accessible Michigon Stote News. East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 16, 1979 19 IT ONLY TAKES MINUTES TO PLACE YOUR STATE NEWS ACTION 347 STUDENT SERVICES BUILDING CALL 355-8255 Classified Advertising Automotive H Auto Service I [71 [ Employment ][j|] | Employment | [~|X1 Employment | fjXI 1 For Rent Iffi |~Apartments l[y| Information GRANADA - 6 cylinder, auto¬ MASON BODY SHOP, 812 E. 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Apply in 1 day • 95' per line fuel pump, some body dents, CHEAPEST PRICES in the 5-11-19(6) jewelry. Call 482 6893 person: American Educa¬ PARKING 2 minutes from 3 good rubber, $550 or best state1 UGLY DUCKLING C 20 11 30 (81 days - 85' per line RENT-A-CAR. tional Services 419 Lentz campus corner of Ann and 6 days - 80' per line offer. 339-8687, Mike. $7.95/day. FAST MOVING food estab¬ Court, Lansing, Mich. ALL STUDENT NURSES: RN's or LPN's Division, $13/month. Call 8-11-21 (5) 372-7650. C-20-11-30 (4) lishment now accepting ap¬ 5-11-21 (10) 8 days - 70' per line plications for part time help. Nurture those who nurtured 351 4313 after Z 6 11 21 (4) 7pm. Advertising GREMLIN-X 1974, radials, JUNK CARS wanted. Also Apply in person BURGER you! Be a charge nurse SELF DEFENSE product Full Must be Line Rate per insertion snows, AM/FM - stereo, selling used parts. Phone KING restaurant 1141 East supervisor at PROVINCIAL or part time representatives Prepaid Master Charge & Visa Welcome excellent, 6 P 332-5255, m:..Z 5i1!:1® (3L after 321 3651. C-20-11-30 (3) Grand River, East Lansing, between the hours of 2-4p.m. HOUSE WEST. 731 Stark weatherDr., Lansing. Call Mr. needed, flexible hours. 332- 4648 3 11 19 (4) Apartments ] [Sp] Beginning Nov. 5 GOOD USED tires, 13,14,15 8 11 26 (8) R Putnam, RN, Director of IMPALA, '71. Power steer MALE ROOMMATE needed. until end of Special Rates inch. Snow tires too! Mount Nursing. 323-9133. 8-11-2118) PLANT PARTIES Available December, Lease ing, brakes, air. Mechanically ed free. Used wheel and hub BASIC PROGRAMMERS. term. Hostess earns 10%. Contact Twyckingham, 351 8839 345 Ads-3 lines-s4.00-5 days. 80' excellent. $400. Call Robert per line over caps. PENNEL SALES. 1825 Immediate openings for ex HOUSEKEEPER WANTED, HYACINTH HOUSE GREEN Z-8 11-26 (3) THANKS! Fiore 355-0369. After 5, 351 3 lines. No adjustment in rate when cancel¬ Michigan, Lansing, Michigan perienced programmers. Bus excellent salary, 3 blocks ERY, 332 6200. 20-11-3014) 3892. 5 11-1615) 48912. 482-5818 iness applications, on-line from MSU campus, res¬ FEMALE ROOMMATE need led. Price of item(s) for sale must be stated MALIBU CLASSIC, 1975. 4 C-20-11-30 17) programming. Flexible hours, ponsible for cleaning, laundry LIKE TO DRIVE ed winter term only. Rent in ad. Maximum sale price of s200. Private excellent and babysitting. 8-5 p.m. DO IT FOR door, V8, air, very good, must compensation. negotiable. 332 7144 after 6. party ads only. Send resume to E.B.S. 4295 daily. Call 351 8964. DOMINO'S PIZZA 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT Peanuts Personal ads -3 lines - s2.25 - per in¬ sell. $2250. 655-2940. 3-11-19 (3) | Employment [ ffTl Okemos Rd., Okemos, 48864. 5 11 16(7) Now hiring full and part-time Z-4 11 16(3) sublease. Carpeted, dish¬ 4 11-16(91 delivery people. Flexible washer, parking 349 6798. sertion. 75' per line over 3 lines, EAST LANSING. Cozy (pre-pay- NEED BANJO and guitar PART TIME EMPLOYMENT hours wjth paid vacations one Z 2 11 16 (3) ment) MAVERICK 1970. Rusty but with bedroom, part utilities paid. instructors. Call MARSHALL BOYNE USA CONVENTION Michigan's largest multi- and holidays benefits. Can Air trusty. 25 MPG regular; manufacturer distributor, 15- conditioning, carpeting, Rummage/Garage Sale ads—4 lines s2.50. - snowtires, low miles. $300. MUSIC CO.. 337-9700. Ask AND SKI RESORT Accept make up to $5/hour with dining room. No deposit. COUNTRY SETTING. 1 bed 63' per line over 4 lines-per insertion. for Gordon McMahon. 20 hours per week. Auto room apartments, 4 miles 337-0526 after 3.6-11-16(4) ing applications for winter commission and tips. Apply Now only $100. (3-16-CI MID C-20-11-30 (5) employment and during the mobile required. 339 9500. at the following locations. from MSU. Reasonable rates. 'Round Town ads—4 lines-s2.50-per insertion. MICHIGAN RENTAL. 349 Christmas break. Positions C 20 11-30 15) No children or pets. 339 8686. 63' per line over 4 lines. '74 PINTO runabout, runs 1065. Open 9a.m.-9p.m. FEE. MODELS WANTED, $9 hour available for food and cock 2068 Cedar St., Holt 10-11-30 (4) C-4-11 16(8) Lost & Found ads/Transportation ads—3 lines- good, looks nice, only $795. 489-2278 or apply in person at tail personnel, bus personnel SKI EQUIPMENT sales in 1561 Haslett Rd., Haslett Call 337-2237. 6-11-16(31 '1,50-per insertion. 50' per line over 3 lines. VELVET FINGERS, 527 E. and bartenders. Please send Lansing's largest, best- 1139 E. Grand River, FEMALE ROOMMATE, non FEMALE NEEDED fo. Oke staffed ski shop. Must be mos townhouse. Rent/utili¬ S/F Popcorn—(Sorority-Fraternity) 50' per line. 1975 PLYMOUTH Duster - Michigan. OR-20-11-30 (4) resume to: East Lansing smoker. Unfurnished $167.50 Mark Sulak knowledgeable and person¬ 5214 Cedar St., Lansing ties $150. Deposit $100. Even¬ 31,000 miles slant six 20 month starting December. UNIFORMED SECURITY of¬ able. See Steve or Brian at 3608 N.E. St., Lansing ings 349-2278. 5-11-21 (4) Deadlines MPG. New steel belted radial Boyne Mountain Lodge 332 4777 after 5. 5-11 19(41 ficers and store detectives, U.S. 131 Highway MC SPORTING GOODS, 801 Thomas L. Parkway, tires. AM-FM and CB. $1750. Want Ads-2 p.m.-l class day before public¬ full or part-time. Call 641- 5002 W. Saginaw. 9-11 30 (8) 627-9267. 3-11-20 (5) Boyne Falls, Ml. 49713. Lansing FEMALE ROOMMATE to 2 MEN FOR Riverside East for ation. 4562 OR 20 11-30 (4) 14-11-20 (14) 966 Trowbridge, E. Lansing share 2 bedroom, own room, immediate occupancy. $95/ BABYSITTER FOR children Cancellation Change-1 p.m.-l doss day be¬ 12 11 30 (201 1'/? miles, $115/month plus month. 337 8082. 5 11-21 (4) SCOUT '66. 4-wheel drive, 6Er11 in home near Frandor. CHEERLEADING, GYM¬ ANN ARBOR fore publication. 4-speed, safari top, dual gas publisher look utilities. Call 371-2282. NASTICS, pom pom, drill 3-7p.m. daily, top wages, ARBY'S Classified Display deadline-3 p.m.-2 class tanks. Runs well. $600. 484- ing for marketing/sales per¬ 3 11 20 (4) MALE NEEDED to sublet in team, public relations, photo¬ sonnel for Lansing area. Part non-smoker, car needed. 482 1010 East Grand River is now 3264, after 5 p.m. 0912 after 6p.m. 5-11 20(5) Twyckingham, winter-spring. days before publication. graphy, part time exciting time. Good pay. Call Karen taking applications for full MALE OR female roommate 332 5903. $110/month. Ask Z-5-11-16 (5) Once ad is ordered it cannot be cancelled or jobs. Fun, travel, prestige, Jordan, CODA Press, 1-313- and part time, evening and wanted to share 2 bedroom, 2 Jeff. Z 3-11-19 (3) salaries. Call (517) 646-6132. CHILD CARE for 8 month old late night help. Please apply 971-5139. Z-3-11-19 (6) bathroom. Heat, sauna, pool, changed until after 1st insertion. '78 SILVER FORD Futura. 10-11-30(6) and 3 year old Two after in person between 2-5p.m. There is a M.00 charge for 1 ad change plus Stereo, 3 speed, 6 cylinder, included. $184/month. 332 TWO MAN, $230/month, noons/week 332 4724. Weekdays. Call Tom, 489-5655 MCDONALD'S 4827. S-5-11 26(5) 50' per additional change for maximum PART TIME 5-11 2014) heat and water included. taking and deliv¬ RESTAURANTS E.O.E. 5-11-20(3) Close to campus 337 0678, of 3 changes. ering orders. Household pro of East Lansing and Okemos X-8 11-28 (9) 1 FEMALE needed own ducts. Excellent pay. Call HEIP WANTED: Tax, drivers Z-3-11-19 (3) The State News will only be responsible for 4WD SUBARU WAGON '78. are now accepting applica¬ room, unfurnished, $100/ 321-3022 X 7 11 27 (4) Self-starter, must have: ALL STUDENT advertising 31 MPG, 57,000 miles, $4500. tions for all shifts. Apply from month, utilities. 394 5855. the 1st days incorrect insertion. Adjust¬ 1 State of Michigan chauf must be prepaid beginning NEED FEMAll. Winter 393-4432 after 5p.m. 8 10a.m. or 2-4p.m. Monday- Z 2 11 19 (3) ment claims must be made within 10 DENTAL ASSISTANT with feur License, 2. E. Lansing, November 5. S 22 11 29 (3) August. $85/month. By Sig days Z-6-11-26 (3) Friday. 10-11-30 (7) ma Chi. 351 7878. of expiration date. experience for Orthodonic taxi driver permit, 3. 18 years FEMALE ROOMMATE need office. of age or older. Part-time to KITCHEN HELP wantod, Z-3-11-19 (3) Bills are due 7 days from ad expiration date. TRANS AM '79, 7000 miles, Days call 482-9695. SKI RENTAL shop manager. ed for winter b spring. Close Evenings 321-1763. start, flexible schedule, mini¬ days and nights, apply SIL to campus. Call 332-5029. If not paid by due date, a M.00 late under warranty, T-top, air, Rental experience necessary. ONE FEMALE roommate 5-11-26 (4) mum wage guaranteed. Call VER DOLLAR SALOON. Apply at E. Lansing FREE¬ Z-3-11-20 (3) service power windows ft locks, tilt needed for winter term only. charge will be due. wheel, AM-FM stereo Et tape STYLE SHOP. 351-9026. 332 3559. C 12 11 16(9) Monday-Friday 2-5. RESPONSIBLE FEMALE 5-11-21 (4) Close to campus. Call 332- or 2-11-16(5) ROOMMATE WANTED player, deluxe trim. $6900. BARTENDERS NEEDED, 6966. Z 8 11 28 (41 484-3854. 5-11-19(6) couple to live in with 2 Grad or working. $125 + % male or female, contact, in FILE CLERK Publisher in Holt teenagers when parents THE STATE News Classifieds utilities Mike 393-7104 Eric Craymer at the FEMALE ROOMMATE need¬ Automotive Automotive TRANS AM '78. Air, cruise, travel. 332-0596. 8-11-29 (4) needs clerical people for win¬ person, PEANUT BARREL and is looking for intelligent, care 8 11 29 13) ed sublease winter term only. ful person to work 15 hours/ stereo, velour interior. $5400, ter term. Must be able to SMITTY's, 521 E. Grand week in the morning. 694 Americana $110. 332-8151. CHRYSLER - 1969 4-door: RESIDENT AIDE needed to GROESBECK 1222 Blake 2 ATTENTION!! WE buy late 627-9760. 8-11-19 (3) work Monday-Friday, 2-5p.m. Z-2 11 16 (3) assist in group home for six River. 3-11-16 (6) 2240. 5-11-21 (5) model imported and domes¬ Good body ft interior - Must or 8-11a.m. Come to 347 bedroom plus carport. $395 tic compact cars. Contact sell. $200/best offer. 332 TRIUMPH 1971, GT6, needs emotionally impaired adults. Student Services. t utilities. 372 2213. LIVE-IN to assist handicap¬ EXPERIENCED TIRE 2 MAN, 1 BEDROOM, sub John DeYoung, WILLIAMS 4039. Z-5-11-26 (3) work on clutch, $700, 394- Variable hours. Part time. S 2 11 16 (7) chang 10 11 20 (3) ped attorney in arising lease winter and spring. Close $2.90 per hour. Apply in ers, part time. Apply PAY VW, 484-1341. C-20-11-3015) 1826, after 5. 8-11-21 (3) CHRYSLER CORDOBA 1975 personnel office, COM RN'S GN'S mornings and retiring even LESS TIRE INC. 1054 E. LUXURY DUPLEX 3 bed to campus. 332-5273. MUNITY MENTAL HEALTH ings. Lifting involved. Com¬ Grand River, East Lansing, Z-3 11-19 (3) BUICK ELECTRA 225, 1970. low mileage, all power, priced VEGA WAGON 1976. Air, room, 2 baths, family room to sell. Call 694-7218. AM-FM, excellent condition BOARD, 407 W. Greenlawn, pensation, plush apartment, 332 6545 3 11 19 (5) with fireplace. Many extras. No rust, runs good. $800. Lansing General Hospital has 374 8652 6 11 16(6) 1 or 2 MALES WINTER/ Please phone 393-7866. 8-11-26 (5) and mileage. 355-8136. Lansing, EOE. 5-11-26 (91 full and part time positions 694 9388 4 11 16 (4) COOKS, FULL or part time spring, Cedar Village, very 8-11-16(31 8-11-26(3) available for registered and OVERSEAS JOBS Sum¬ breakfast and/or broiler exp¬ '72 COMET immaculate, low RESIDENT MANAGER and graduate nurses, a 4-day, 10 ALL STUDENT Advertising comfortable, 332 6831 after VW 1971, automatic, $600 mer/year round. Europe, S. erience. Apply in person. 6 Z 3 11 16 (3) CAMARO - 1977, 4 speed, spouse to live in and super hour per day work week must be prepaid beginning mileage. Economical. $1450 firm, or $750 with stereo tape vise 6 emotionally impaired America, Australia, Asia, etc. LIZARD'S 224 Abbott. AM/FM, 29,000, excellent, or best offer. 351-8763. option allowing 3 day week All fields, $500 $1,200 mon¬ November 5. S-22-11-29 (3) 3 11-19(4) $3,400. 394-2638 after 3 p.m. deck, 323-2373 8-11-27 (3) adult clients in a residential ends is available on the ROOMMATE WANTED for 5-11-26 (3) thly. Expenses paid, sightsee 5-11-21 13) home setting. Daytime hours FEMALE ROOMMAff need Winter term, Rivers Edge 1970 VW Convertible, 1971 midnight shift, We offer: ing. Free information: IJC, Mr. Businessman, advertise open to attend school. Must Primary and team nursing, Box 52-ME Corona Del Mar, for the help you need tomor ed winter. $98/month. 349 Apartments, Call 337 2088. •71 CAMARO Z28 350 auto¬ 1974 CUTLASS Supreme. 4 super VW $850, each. 377- have own transportation. 0385 Z 5 11 16(31 8 11 21 (3) 4340 or 663-4721. 8-11-29(3) complete orientation pro¬ CA 92625. Z 17 11 30 (8) row in our columns. door. Great condition. Very Room and board plus salary matic. Good condition $1500/ gram, continuing education clean. Air. Low mileage. 484- and fringe benefits. Contact best offer. 355-6123. support system, excellent 3887 5-11-20 (4) Personnel Office, Community Z-3-11-20 (3) wage and benefit package. Auto Service DODGE DART. Runs great. Mental Health Board, 407 W. Greenlawn, Lansing, EOE. For more information contact Personnel Office EVEN SANTA CAN'T DECIDE CAPRI-1979 3-door auto¬ Depart¬ New starter, battery, muffler, MOTORCYCLE STORAGE, matic, economical, immac¬ ulate. Must sell. 337-9538. exhaust system. Best offer $30 for November thru April, 5-11-26(12) ment, Lansing General Hospi tal, 2800 Devonshire, Lan WHAT TO GIVE EVERYONE 485 8184 after 5. 8-11-28(4) Okemos area. 349-0724. 8-11-19(31 5-11-19 13) MALE LOCKER room super visor. Hannah Middle School sing. 8220. Ml 48909 Phone 372 ext. 267 EOE FOR CHRISTMAS. '76 DODGE Van - 50,000 10 11 16 (21) CAPRI - '74. 4 cylinder, sun BRAKE PARTS - Pads, shoes Monday, Tuesday, Thursday miles, 6 cylinder, deluxe in¬ roof, rust proofed, $1500. and hydraulics for your for¬ and Friday 12:50-2:00p.m. terior and more. Call after PART TIME, evenings, Mon 355-6261 mornings. 5-11-1913) 6p.m„ 676-3985. 3-11-20 (4) eign car. CHEQUERED FLAG FOREIGN CAR PARTS. 2605 Wednesday 12:50-3:00p.m. apply in person. Personnel, day-Friday. Must be neat, BUT NOW HE'S FOUND THE Kalamazoo Street. One office, East Lansing Public dependable Call 655 3931 CHEVELLE 1973, good trans¬ FORD WAGON, 1973. Good E mile west of campus. 487 Schools. 509 Burcham Dr. between 12-2 p.m. PERFECT ANSWER! transportation, new parts. 5055. C-20-11-30 (7) 8-11-20 (9) 8 11 19151 portation $600/best offer. $300 or best offer. Must see 332-3818. 1-11-15(3) to appreciate. 372-4988. 8-11-19 (4) CHRISTMAS PEANUTS CHEVETTE - 1979 beautiful, matellic brown, strips and HOLIDAY more options. 5500 miles, FORD TORINO - 1974. Excel¬ PERSONALS $4360 or best offer. 339-9471. 8-11-20(4) lent condition. Good radial tires. Automatic transmis¬ TRANSPORTATION On November 30, the last day of sion. Must sell. $1700 or best classes, the State News Classified will CHEVY IMPALA - 1974. Well offer. 353-0948 after 6p.m. Z-8-11-16 (5) AD be equipped. $1200. 349-0405. printing the special Christmas 3-11-20 (3) Pages. Included will be gift packages FORD MAVERICK 1974 4 CHEVY NOVA '68, Reliable, door, AM-FM, air, new radi- Just complete form and mail printed with your favorite Holiday 6-cylinder, 4-door, auto/ als, power steering, tuff coat¬ with payment to message A perfect gift for your power. $200. 339-2342. ed, 68,000 miles, like new, CINDI friends here at MSU. To order your E-5-11-21 (3) $1975 489-0421. 6-11-21 (5) State News Classified Dept. Christmas Peanuts Personal, just com¬ 347 Student Services Bldq plete this form and mail or bring with East Lansing Mich. 48823 payment to the State News Classified Dept 347 Student Services. DEJ Name: NAME LOST in the Address: Student No.: ADDRESS CITY Wednesday, Nov. 21 Daytime phone: ForeignCar Classification: DAY PHONE NO ZIP STUDENT NO NOON Insertion Date: Service No. of days to run: 25 characters in tuation and spaces. a line, including punc Need Ride?: Need Riders?: Maze? 4 lines - $3.50 25 characters in a line including punctuation ond spaces between words. Wf SERVICE: WE CAN HELP! Print Ad Here: PRINT ADHERE. DATSUNVOLKSWAGENTOYOTAHONDA Mail or bring to: State News Classified Dept. 347 Student Services Bldg. Lansing. Ml 48823 The Beetle Shop 2 E. lonsmg s Oldest independent VW repoir shop 1400 E. CAVANAUGH *393-1590 ^ 50' per line, per insertion, prepayment required. I f in Stole News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday. November 16, 1979 Apartments ~| fy] [ Houses ] fff| 1 For Sale |[5] | fir Sale Ifcl for Sale |[^| I Typing Service Wanted It's What's Happening FEMALE ROOMMATE, own 3 BEDROOM, AMPLE Park- BOOKS' 3 floors of books, RECORDS' THOUSANDS to UNITED V, FARE coupons, PROFESSIONAL TYPING - ROOMMATE. OWN room. room, near. $77.50 month, ing, no lease, $275 plus magazines and comics. CUR- choose from, 75c and up, all $65 ear". pair $100 349 4924 IBM Pica/Elite, Call Karen at (continued from page 171 Close, reasonable. Jim G. The Christian Science Organiza¬ call 372 2443 after 10p.m. utilities. Call Boots, 882 7631. IOUS BOOK SHOP, 307 East quality guaranteed. WAZOO evenings. E5 11 20 (3) 374 6844. 12-11-30 (3) 351-7261. 5-11-16(3) Nature Walk sponsored by the tion presents lecture entitled "Liv¬ 2 8 1116 (31 Grand River, East Lansing, 5-1J-21W 332-0112. C-20-11-30 (5) RECORDS, 223 Abbott, 337 AIRLINE DISCOUNT cou¬ Ingham County Parks Department ing Totally in the Spiritual Con¬ 0947 C 20 11 30 15) TYPING SERVICE CC's, FEMALE TO share elegant at 9 a.m. Saturday and 2:30 p.m. text," at 4 p.m. Monday, 341 1 BEDROOM CEDAR Village SHARE NEW East Lans.ng pons. Call 351-4720, 9:30a.m. term papers, reports, etc. Call Union. new home in South Lansing. Sunday, Riverbend Natural Area, apartment, Dec. to June, resident house, fully equ.p- UNITED Vi fare coupons, $45 12' x 12' and 4' x 12', blue to 5:30p.m. X E-5-11-19 (3) 482-5772 after 3:30 p.m. No pets. Must be neat. $225. Nichols Road, southwest of Holt. 332 8147 Barb or Paula. ped Ent'reupstairs. Single or each. Call Bob Haun at textured carpet. Like new 5-11-19 (3) 394-6555. 7-11-16(4) 7Q 11 16 coupl6. After 5, 337-7849, 351 5760, or 332 5288. $60. 882 2511. E 5-11 26 (3) PIONEER TURNTABLE, Agriculture and Natural Re¬ 332 5409 8 11 28 (51 E 5-11 27 (3) Fisher Speakers 20W Re¬ Episcopalians: Gather to cele¬ EXPERT WORK Proofread, FEMALE ROOMMATE, own sources Education Club meets at brate the Eucharist at 5 FEMALE SHARE 1 bedroom, ceiver. $145.482 6679 after 5. p.m. 7:30 p.m. Monday, EAST LANSING - 2 bedroom BROWN DAVENPORT b guaranteed. IBM Selectric. in Sunday, Alumni Chapel. Dinner 301 Agriculture Old Cedar Village. Winter/ 3 UNITED Airline 50% off Z 5 11-16 79 room Lansing. $77.50 house. $235/month plus utili- matching chair, $125. Call EDITING. 337-8415; if I'm not month, call 372-2443 after 10 for everyone follows. Spnnq, $110. 332 8147. ties, 351 2796. 10-11-30 13) Coupons. $35 each. Call 484- after 2:30. 484 4789 in, answering machine takes p.m. Z-8-VM6 (3) Z 5 11 20 13) 3764. E-5-1126 (3) Vi PRICE Airline coupon, E-5-11-21 (4) message. 6-^-20 (5) Russian and $35. Call 627 4309 after 5:30. Fast European Things that go blink in the night: ROOM-RESIDENTIAL house RETIRED LADY wishes 1 Studies Program presents a silent FEMALE ROOMMATE. Non- 2 - Vi FARE United coupons, SALE 2 KLH 103 speakers E-5-11-20 (3) bedroom gadgets and weapons will be % block to MSU. $140/ TYPING THESIS, manu¬ apartment near USSR movie, "Ten Days that demonstrated at Science Fiction, smoker preferred. Cedar Vil- month + utilities. 332-0131, $50 each, $95 for both. 3-way, 10" woofers. Good scripts, papers. IBM Selec¬ busline in East Lansing. 332- Shook the World," at 7:30 tonight, 7 tonight, 334 Union. lage Apartments. 337 0588. Z 8 11-20 (3) 377.4702 after 3, Rich. 3-11-19 (4) 332 7849. E-5-11-26 (3) shape $90/pair. 353-8408. Z 2 11 16 (3) [ Animals [ fVl tric. Sandy Clark, 487-6756 after 6. 3-11-16 (4) 0591. 3-11-16 (3) 101 N. Kedzie Hall. Senior Class Council meets at 9 READY FOR CHRISTMAS? East Lansing Public Library female roommate need- ed for Winter b spring. Non- EAST |_anSING, 2-bedroom wjth basement. Close to We have scanners stereos DAVENPORT, NEW uphol- stered. Blue/gray. $300. 351- COLLIES - GOLDEN Sable Lassie puppies, cuddly. AKC, FAST, ACCURATE typing. Reasonable rates. Call Mon¬ | Transportation ]|^| features "Stories from Africa," a p.m. Monday at the Phi Delta Theta House, 626 Cowley St. All farm raised. $115. Call 321 - program for children, from 11 a.m. seniors welcome. smoking. Cedar Village. 351- campus, adults only. 351 - and guitars, amps and 1710. S-5-11-21 (3) day-Friday, 489-6903. NEED RIDERS Buffalo, 11-21 to noon Saturday, East 8479. E-5-11-21 (3) Lansing 8247 Z 3-11-19 (4) 9296.5-11-16(4) cameras. We're featuring our 11-11-30 (3) Call Dave, evenings 3-0617. Public Library, 950 Abbott Road. Congregation Sharry Zedek 90 day guarantee, expert 1 UNITED HALF fare coupon Z-3-11-19 (3) GREEN AMAZON parrot seeks permanent and substitute FEMALE NON Smoker. Own DOWNTOWN LANSING, 5 6 electronic repair, and layaway Best offer. Call after 4. 353- LOW RATES - Term papers, with cage, talks, excellent Abrahamic Community pre¬ teachers for the Sunday Religious room in Americana. Close to bedrooms, garage, easy drive plan. DICKER AND DEAL 1253. Z 2-11-16 (3) resumes. Fast expert typing. pet $125. Call Mark 485-1541. sents Norio and Fran Ota, former School Program. Meet with Rabbi MSU. Student only. 351-7023 $410/month, 485 1886. SECOND HAND STORE. Day and evening. Call 'G' Z 5-11 19 (3) Vietnam residents, to speak at 7 Chesman from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. 2-5-11-21(4) 8-11-28(3) 1701 S. Cedar St., Lansing 2 HALF FARE American cou- TYPING. 321 4771. Need A Ride p.m. Sunday, Abrahamic Com¬ 487 3886. C-20-11-30 (4) today, 110 Student Services Bldg. pons. $40 each, 349 1162 WANTED 1 male to share 2 EAST LANSING 3-bedroom, TRY US FIRST after or Riders? munity, 320 M.A.C. Ave. 6p.m. 2-11-16 (3) Lost & Found bedroom, Riverside. Call 332- 2-bath $350/month. CATA 4-11-21 (12) U COPYGRAPH SERVICE MSU Simulations Society The sponsors an Hospitality Association End of Term Party for 1117 X-Z-511-21 (3) close. 655-4259. 5-11 2^1 (3) ",:T„ Ua7C < 4 UNITED COUPONS. $45 COMPLETED, DISSERTA¬ meets from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. FOUND, ONE black & white, the College of Business Faculty ! ^ 694 2649 WeekdaVS 6 TIONS AND RESUME Place a Holiday long hair, 16 lb., male puppy. Saturday, 334 Union. Civil War and students from 7 p.m. to 2 a.m. I Uruiror HOUSES 11 I HASLETT 4 bedrooms. 7359 £ after * 6p.m., weekends 10p.m., all day weekends. Corner of Linden Et MAC on SERVICE. Corner MAC and Transportation Ad Friday night at The Alle Ey Night j | tP I $300 and $300 deposit. Own all day. E-5-11-26 (4) 7 f 5 11 21 m 11-13. Neal, 355-9653, 337- Grand River, 8:30a.m. - 5p.m. Club. BEAUTIFUL HOME Faculty utilities. No pets. 339-8426. — —- WASHINGTON-Baltimore air 7650. 2-11-16 (5) Monday-Friday, 10a.m. - 5 Today! 8-11-17 (3) MSU B-BALL tickets avail- Saturday. 337-1666.' nn leave from March to 11-21, Return 11-26. 1 or 2 C-20-11-30 (7) September, 1980. Student or able for all games. $5/best tickets reserved $160 each, LOST WOMAN'S silver J Dimmr 11 g. I See family, no pets. Low rent in [_ „ | \f j offer. Call 332-4925. Save $18 each. 332 4882 after Seiko watch at Mac's Bar TYPING IBM memory, pica, Coupon ZE-5-11-26 (4) 5p.m. E-4 11 20 (4) 11-9. Reward, call 353-0229. exchange for good care. elite. Editing available; former References required. Call af- EAST SAGINAW - Bedroom 3-11-15 (3) 2 UNITED and 2 American V? UNITED 14 FARE coupons, English teacher. 694-4070. ter 5, 351-8125. 12-11-20 (7) plus use of house. $85/month RIDERS NEEDED to Conn/ C 22 11-30 (3) + '/« utilities, 485-3444 after fare coupons $45 each or $50. Call 321-1504 after 9p.m. LOST SILVER ladies watch. NYC area. Leaving 11-20, ONE PERSON. Own room. 4-man house. $85 per month, 6 p.m. Z-8-11-21 (4) , best offer. 351-1561. ZE-5-11-21 (3) E-5-11-21 (3) Reward for return. 332-7144 after 6p.m. Z-4-11-16 (3) EXPERIENCED IBM typing, dissertations (Pica Elite). returning 11-25. Call Stew 332-1085 or 332-0866. m all utilities, garden pets nego OWN ROOM Bathroom, DESK HOME or office. Oak. ' ^ food & J)rinK Establishment - FAYANN 489-0358. Z-2-11-16 (4) liable. Limited parking 1 mile 2 HALF price United cou $200. Call 332-8338. LOST: WATCH with Hebrew cooking. Portion of rent in C-20-11-30 13) south of Capitol. 484 3430 exchange for babysitting. pons, $50 each. 332-8116, E-5-11-21 (3) letters. Reward. Call Mike - Bob or Steve before noon. 5 11-16(7) Close to campus. On bus route. 351-7580, after 6p.m. after 5p.m. E-5-11-26 (3) 2 UNITED AIRLINES 50% 337 2088. Z3-11-16 (3) FAST EFFICIENT service on [ Round Town 1|~T1 , Corner of M.A.C. ft Albert term papers. Reasonable 1 CACT EAST LANSING modern two ~ ~~~ and weekends. 8-11-28 (6) DISCOUNT, NEW used desks, chairs, files. BUSI- off coupons. $55 each. Call 487 3643. E 5-11 19 (3) I Real Estate rates. 337-2737 after 5. ANTIQUE SHOW, Lansing, Civic Center. November 17th SUNDAY SPECIALS bedroom. All utilities paid. 1-11-16(3) MALE " NEEDED, winter- NESS equipment CO. 215 E. Saturday 11-8pm, 18th, Sun¬ Basement. fireplace, yard, sprjng jn furnished house Kalamazoo. 485-5500. AMERICAN AIRLINE coup- 10 PRIVATE, WOODED acres, ski hill and rope tow, TYPING IN my home. Close day 11-6pm. 40-50 quality Brunch (HWlMiSII-all you can eat of Min Mir- Ml PA M R CMTA? Campus one block. Ask for OR-2-11-19 (4) on, $40. 351-0871 from 11 executive family home. 4 to campus. Reasonable dealers. Admission $1.50, an array of great breakfast favorites M5iOpen 349 1065. „ RENJAL 9a.m.-9p.m. Ken. 337 2669. Z-3-11-19 (3) 12p.m. E 4-11-19 (3) bedrooms, energy efficient. A Rates. Call between 9 & 7. students $1.00. FEE. C 4 11 16 17) _ WANTED-2 Roommates to MARSHALL MUSIC Your headquarters for profes- CO: UNITED HALF fare coupons, must to see! Call Audrey Cindy 394-4448. 9-11-30 (4) X-10-11-16 (7) I '3.95 Jakovac at 655-3848 or NEW-3 BEDROOMS, 2 baths share California contempor- sional P.A. gear, club lighting 2, $50 each, after 6p.m., TYPING: IBM Selectric. Fast Lakefront on Lake Lansing, ary home. $175/month. 321 electric keyboards, guitars 372 1609. E 5-11 19 (3) STATE WIDE REALTY of Okemos at 349-5700. and accurate. Call Pat, 393- MINIATURES AND antique reproduction. Doll craft show . DinilCr (4:00 to close)-our famous all $625/month Marty, 337 2299 8168. X-5-11-21 (4) and amps. Call 337-9700 or 5-11-16 (8) 9642. B 1-11-16 (3) and sale. November I you can eat spaghetti, special feature homemade 18, evenings. 12 11 30 (3) stop in. Frandor Mall, 3 AMERICAN AIRLINES '/2 meat & mushroom sauce, includes salad & roll HOME TYPE place blocks from west campus. fare coupons $45 or best EXPERIENCED TYPIST, Long's Banquet Center, with South Cedar St. Lansing, E. LANSING ranch, garage, 5 man new brick gas kitchen and laundry leges. Available 12-8. No privi- Free Parking. C-2-11 19 (8) CRISTY'S QUALITY used offer. Call 332 2490. Z 3-11 16 (3) [ Personal ~|[/] IBM, dissertations, etc. SW Lansing. Ellen, 393-1530. 9-4:30 p.m. Adults, $2.00, children, 75C. 5-11-16(7) for only '2.50 furnace, available now $480. smoking or drinking. 5201 OR-5-11 16 (3) 339 1022. 3 11-20 (4) furniture and antiques. FUGI WOMEN'S 10 speed, NOW YOU CAN meet young Tulip, 882-2511. 3-11-20 (5) HIGH I.Q.? American Mensa GRAND OPENING ridden twice, optional baby adults with diverse adult int¬ UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS Qualifying test to be given STARTING DECEMBER 7 ROOMS, CAPITOL area, Hardwood end and coffee seat, 20" frame, $150 or best, erests. Meet your 'playmate' COMPLETE RESUME SERV locally soon. Call Roommate needed to share 3 full house privileges, washer tables. Sectional book cases, 323-4388. E-5-11-19 (4) through my swingers club. ICE: Typesetting; offset print¬ after 4p.m. 3-11-16 (4) bedroom house with Grad and dryer. $100-125, utilities desks,' lamps, couches, lea- No prostitutes! MSU and ing; and bindery services. students. Close to campus, included. 485 3644. ther office chairs, while they ADVANCE NOTICE - Cross surrounding area. For details Approved dissertation print¬ Nice place for cheap. 372- 8 11-27 (4) last. 505-E. Michigan Ave., Country ski sale. Having send $2.00 to 'J' P.O. Box 5 ing and binding specialists. 7306. 1-11-16 (5) Lansing. C-20-11 30 (10) bought a bankrupt ski store, For estimate, stop in at 2843 FEMALE GRAD, own room. ----- Okemos, Ml 48864. Advance Sales will offer a E. Grand River or phone Z-9-11-16 (8) ROOMMATE NEEDEp, East £155/mon\h. ^ Whitehall Ti 8™nrcuZrr!' -TTHE STEfWO SHOPPP. East $15°, package for 69.95 and 332 8414. C-20-11-30 (9) side, own room, il25 t 1/3 Manor. $32 7$8. 5 112874) ' Tiuge discounts on 300 pairs utilities. Must be neat. 374- Lansing. C-20-11-30 (3) 0f t^e fjnest cross TYPING, LIBRARY research, country 6470. 1-11-15 (4) , —— 1 r^T-l qnMCRnnv ci rc-q n nc skis' boo,s and poles Hurry- HAPPY resume service. Free pick-up For Sale ^' SOMEBODY ELSE S CLOS now at Haslett Motor Sports, and delivery. 676-1912. 1 11 et featuring gently used UNFURNISHED Tammany Hills, ideal for grad DUPLEX. clothing. 541 E. Grand River. Marsh and Has|ett Rds in 40th C-20-11 -30 (3) nwco ™nn .u Shop Town Cemer 2 miles 'haap Open noon to 6p.m. Take-ins 25c and up - all types a,bhTS' students. After 6, 394-2393. TYPING. FREE pick-up and ,,nj q m '1 '41 (J' - hits to by appointment. north of Meridian Mall, 12-11-30(12) BIRTHDAY delivery. Fast, experienced, the obscure. FLAT BLACK Et C-20-11 30(5) low rates. 676-2009. CIRCULAR. 541 E. Grand Don FDR ZJ.tL. RFMT , srsi SOFA BED, $45, back folds 1 UNITED AIRLINES Vi fare $50. Ask for Norma OR 18 11-30 (3) ■ft coupon Dickerson sTSoT6958 eVe"in9S C2011 30161 " down, Herculon, 6 Vi feet, excellent. 332-6663. 351-6437. Z-E-5-11-19 (3) EXPERT TYPING. Term pap¬ ers, letter, RESUMES. Near w THE MID-MICHIGAN RENTALS 3 UNITED Airlines half fare 5-11-16(3) REFRIGERATOR, large, suit¬ able for house. Kelvinator. Gables. 337-0205. C-20-11-30 (3) €0 has a large selection of tickets $50 each, 655-3450 ACCOUSTIC RESEARCH Old, but works fine. $100. Call PHANTOM ■ apartments, houses, dup- after 5p.m. E-5-11-20 (3) AR14 speakers. Still under TYPING: IBM Selectric. Term lexes, studios, etc... Most ~ ~ warranty. $125 each. 355 Jeff 355 9094. E-5-11-19 (5) papes, resumes, plus editing, ia areas, sizes and prices. Call SOFA, CHAIR, rocker and 9452. Z E-5-11 16 (4) close to campus. 351-5694. and see if we have what ottoman. Two years old, like GUITAR, IBANEZ Concord, white maple, Looks and Recreation OR-17-11-30J3) vi SPARTAN HOCKEY you're looking for. From 9-9. new- $150. Newly refinished NEW AND used guitars, ban 349-1065. 'C 2041 30 (8) ,able- maPle $75. Sylvania jos, mandolins, etc. Dulc¬ sounds great. $200 or best offer. Call Jeff 355-9094 HAYRIDES FOLLOWED by TYPING, EXPERIENCED, fast and reasonable. 371-4635 n MSU stereo $75 Sofa bed, $25 imers and kits, recorders, E 5 11 19 (4) CAMPFIRES. Large groups COUNTRY SECLUDED 5 394 6384, after 6. thousands of hard to find C-20-11-30 (3) at welcome! CRAZY 'C' RID¬ acres, 15 min. to Lansing. E-5-11-2017) albums and books. Discount TWO UNITED discount cou¬ ING STABLE. 676-3710. Lots of plants, spiral stairs, prices. Expert repairs free pons $40 each. After 3:30. 0-2-11-16J42 Instructions Notre Dame fireplace 1 bedroom for fe- HAYWOOD WAKEFIELD estimates. ELDERLY INSTR 485 4908. E-5-11 19 (3) male, $85 mo. 655 1717. dining room set $150. Best UMENTS 541 E. Grand River BLUEGRASS EXTENSION 8 11 19 (51 offer 337 0700. E-5-11 20 (3) 332 4331 C 20 11 30 (9) DOKORDER REEL-to-reel SERVICE plays weddings, LESSONS IN guitar, banjo Tonight & Saturday tape deck. Mint condition. 3 parties 337 0178 or 372-3727. and more, at the ELDERLY 7:30 pm C-20-11-30 (3) INSTRUMENT SCHOOL. To foneli (lif f'Wtiitviii a ~~kiioufrdqf ojf ^hrCf months old. $250. 332-4493 C-20-11-30 (4) Z-4 11 16 (3) SKYDIVING Every weekend. - TV.V'ij Oltrfftj - SEWING MACHINES new First jump instruction every 640 AM free arm machines from Saturday and Sunday 10:00 2 Our lAcL ^PPmjs bij -TW.'i $99 50 Guaranteed used a.m. (no appointment neces¬ EARN $25-$45 Michigan State Radio Network \ machines from $39.50. All sary). Take advantage of WBRS WMCD WMSN Fall-Winter rates. FREE sky¬ AN HOUR ipoitfiottrl (it) flir makes repaired, EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, diving programs for groups. V) Charlotte Paracenter and s a professional model, ^U2Q( ^FJlcntcit ^Depatitmnt 1115 N. Washington. 489 MSU Parachute club. 372- nodel type wanted) to train %/% MATH-SCIENCE 6448 C-20-11 30 (8) for live fashion show, mago- 9127 after 10 p.m., weekends. £AJ£ CASH PAID components, musical For stereo instru C 16-11-30 (10) photography, T.V. No rience necessary 351- Auston's Professional < photo gear, jewelry, ments, albums and tapes. TOP DOL I Service [ Modeling of Lansing. Inc. LAR PAID'" WILCOX TRADING POST 509 East EXPERT GUITAR repairs - PRIVATE GUITAR lessons - Michigan, Lansing. 485-4391. Acoustic and electric. Most ~liidni(. ^Vpc. 16 ond of flir ^tirno 1 lirofn C 16 11 30 (81 extensive shop in the state. any style beginners or ELDERLY INSTRUMENTS. advance. Call MARSHALL V) Ootnidoi). wVoi. 17 vTotvTtiM ^rtudifoKiim SHAG CARPET. 12x17, 332 4331 C-20-11-30 (5) MUSIC CO., 337-9700. Open (Vitoin Hii.tr. p.m. Tickets C1.0C of flir dort mixed green, never used, $125. 6000BTU air cond¬ itioner, $125. GE toaster oven DAVE'S CARPET. We clean all carpets at a reasonable weeknights until 9:00 p.m. Saturdays 10a.m. - 5p.m. C-20-11-30 (6) * ++++++++++++++++++++++++ $16 All excellent. 351 8476. price. 323-2113. E 5 11 20 (5) OR-20 11 30 (3) Wanted DISCOUNT CALCULATORS GUITAR REPAIRS. Prompt ; CIANT VIDEO TAPE SALE * has moved to 124 W. Grand River. 351 0951 C-20-11 30 (3) guaranteed service. Free esti¬ mates and reasonable rates. Member American Guild of WANTED - BASKETBALL tickets, wither A or B series! for Spartan games. Call Bob Luthiers. MARSHALL MU¬ after 6p.m. 353-0367 19.95 SIC CO. 337-9700. ! VHS and BETA KJ Some full ond Min A Mort » pen with food stores in C-2-11-19 (6) It you're looking for reason¬ S5 11-20(4) AMATEUR THEATRICAL < * * both Lansing and Grand able buys on winter group needs 2 new members. sporting Masaxlnes Fllm> Ledge areas Our schedules equipment, you'll find them For details, John 487 3594, flexible making this a first in Classified! evenings. 3-11-19 (4) -K Paperbacks (ronl + good opportunity for em- Ask a Peace Corps volunteer t V -he -in tie.- math and ^ Head Supplies ■ ■■ ^ ihile pursuing educa general science to high schff' in I iberia, West Now featuring M 9 ^ your reliability thru ATTN: CREATIVE MSU STUDENTS Africa...Ask annthei volunfeei *h> In physics in the Pacific IslamU They' dies biology and •tibahly say they ^ Kxotic Lingerie ^ midnight weekends Need Avoilabilitv, own trans¬ The Business College T-shirt LOGO CONTEST deadline wanl to help people, want ' use iheii Is. travel, learn a portation. Must like working has been extended 5 MORE DAYS EVERYONE is eligible new language experience another ure Ask them: t with people Previous reta Sold exclusively.,-g ond there is no limit to the number of entries. * experience helpful but n< required. Only responsible PLACEMENT SERVICES INTERVIEWS AN!) INFO individuals need apply See i * Mrs Zuker Mr Ryon at Min A-Mart «6 Vint or Mi. at J This ad aood fer free admission ^ 1476 Haslett road 11 mile east of Marsh road Monday November 19 6 ,00 Haslett inner will receive $25 and NIW DKADLINE: NOV. 21 o free T shirt *8 RPS to 8 00 p.m. Michigan State News, East Lansing. Michigan Friday, November 16, 1979 21 HAGAR the Horrible MORAL OF STORY: SPONSORED BY: Using titles to lend Daily Tv Highlights by Dik Browne credibility is like using comics to refute them. 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Call 3S3-S291 (10) NBC News (12) Ryan's Hope (12) ABC News by Bob Thaves Red Cedar Log (10) Password Plus (23) Over Easy 1:00 7:00 (6) Young and the Restless (10) Days Of Our Lives (6) Tic Tac Dough (12) All My Children (10) Newlywed Game 1:30 (12) Boiling For Dollars (6) As The World Turns (23) Off The Record 2:00 7:30 (10) Doctors (6) Happy Days Again S19'llGef&x* C^iOOKx. TRAVELS WITH FARLEY THE DROPOUTS SPONSORED BY: by Phil Frank by Post So, anvway, what with J?|R6T THING HE DIP WAS FENCE this /meteor crater in off the crater And start chARGin' -ywvtup IMxJfk Cam the back yard and folks Fate A ZSMRTgfc lb SEE %E HOLE AuMf fLOCHIA/ TO SEE IT, WELL\ IN THE GtiOUNp. HE CLEANED CP" GRAHDPA FELT HIS prayers) fOP a QlRBCTlON IN LIFE had answered. Cvriovs Book Shop B. C. SPONSORED BY: 332-0112 TUMBLEWEEDS SPONSORED BY: UN tum e-w New York Times by Johnny Hart 307 E. Grand River Three Floors of Books. by Tom K. Ryan Magailnes, and Comics I vVAMT TOO To /yAAKe HeV. rtPti/btWl YEAH,'WEEDS. I WANT TO ; Wttjx CATCH THE TINHORN GAMBLERS CONVENTION IN DODGE C. A U£T OF AU.TH6 Too 't^oke. HMKE atr ? xr—- \\ -ryA FAcK AMP A rsO halp/vWIM &air TR5 UST. SAM and SILO CROSSWORD PUZZLE SPONSORED BY: These cheerleaders bend over by Jerry Dumas and Mort Walker SPONSORED BY: 351-0304 1040 E.Grond Rive 26. Advocate backwards to make you root! ACROSS 27. Indian See "Debbie Does Dallas" I FEEL GENEROUS TORAY. LET'S ' 5 PEAGE PORRiD&E 28. Fruit of the hfoT, FORGET IT. I cant MAkfe . Mist rose Tonight & Sat. GEE IF A RAlGE will make GAm PEAGE PORRlOGE CQlQ{ TNOGE JER