Hjesday Dust off your umbrellas. Snow mixed with rain is ex¬ pected. Temperatures in the The State News VOLUME 74 NUMBER 34 FEBRUARY 19, 1980 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48824 Trudeau, Liberals headed for victory By CHARLES J. HANLEY voter turnout was generally reported Associated Press Writer moderate to heavy. The weather in the east TORONTO (AP) - Pierre Elliott was mostly fair and not too cold. Trudeau appeared headed back to the THE PUNDITS DUBBED it "the 18 cent leadership of Canada Monday as early A MIXTURE OF SNOW and freezing campaign," because the key issue was a election returns gave his Liberal Party a rain in Western Canada may have been proposed austerity budget in which Clark commanding lead in eastern provinces and cutting into the turnout there. called for an unpopular increase of 18 cents indicated a national sweep. More than 10 million people — over 70 a gallon in the gasoline tax. There was The Canadian Press declared the Liberals percent of those eligible — were expected another underlying issue — Clark himself. elected over the Progressive Conservatives to vote in 281 parliamentary districts. The For reasons ranging from his narrow of Prime Minister Joe Clark. Two national House of Commons has 282 seats, but one background, to his youth, to his lanky television networks — the Canadian Broad¬ district's election was postponed until awkwardness, the 40 year-old Westerner casting Corporation and the commercially March because of the death of a candidate. had serious "image" problems and had operated Canadian Television — projected a The last national Gallup poll gave the drawn little public confidence. majority government for Trudeau. Liberals a 48 to 28 percent edge over the The Clark minority government fell last For Trudeau, 60 and prime minister from Conservatives, with the socialist New Dec. 13 when the Liberals and New April 1968 to May 1979, this would be his Democrats holding 23 percent. Another Democrats and five members of the rightist fourth term as government chief. He had survey, by Canadian Television, showed the Social Credit Party. said this was his last election and that he Liberals with a 10-point edge. Trudeau had announced his intention to would step down in two or three years. He Despite this, the Conservatives predicted step down as Liberal leader this year, but handily won re-election to his Parliament an upset victory, saying Canadians did not he withdrew his resignation in December seat in his Mount Royal district in Montreal. want to return to a Liberal government so and began the campaign. The Liberal tide against Clark's Progres- quickly after 11 years under Trudeau. The Conservatives, on the defensive for sive Conservatives began in the eastern * ~ • ■ considered Ontario, Canada's Analysts the painful economic steps they proposed, Maritime provinces, where Trudeau's team most populous province, the key. Its 95 adopted as their slogan: "Real change needs took four House of Commons seats that had seats account for one-third of Parliament, a fair chance." been held by Conservatives in Prince A car ran off washed-out Topanga Canyon Road in Southern California Monday. Six consecutive days Edward Island and Nova Scotia, and swept of rain has killed at least 24 persons and caused millions of dollars worth of damage. See story page 3. across staunchly Liberal Quebec into all- important Ontario, which has 95 seats in the 282-seat House. Israeli embassy opens "Obviously we're very encouraged and I7.S.. IRAK APPROVE very pleased," the national Liberal Party president, Alasdair Graham, said of the By MAGDA EL-SANGA Associated Press Writer about 30 Egyptian Jews, 44 from the United Synagogues of America and the Woman's early results. CAIRO, Egypt — Israel quietly opened League for Conservative Judaism and its embassy in Cairo on Monday, its first in several Egyptian diplomats. BUT THE KEY was expected to be the an Arab nation. The sight of the blue and Commission gets go ahead results in Ontario, which has 95 sets. The party electing the most members to the House of Commons forms the govern¬ white Star of David was greeted with some smiles, mourning. some tears — and loud wails of DOZENS OF POLICE patrolled the streets outside the two-story building that rents for $4,200 a month in the Dokki ment and the party leader becomes prime residential district on the west bank of the A dispute over Jewish settlements in minister. Nile. By the Associated Press charge d'affaires of the Iranian U.N. occupied lands, the Arab boycott of the Neighbors watched from windows and Canadians, electing 281 members of the The United States and Iran have ac¬ mission, Jamal Shemirani. Egyptian-Israeli peace and questions about doorways, but passersby were urged to House of Commons with one more to be the speed of the normalization of relations cepted the membership of a commission to The Washington officials said a major In Omaha, Neb., an American Roman elected in March, were deciding whether to keep moving during the sidewalk cere loomed in the background. investigate the former shah and the panel part of the Vance-Waldheim agenda was Catholic priest just returned from Tehran mony. will go to Tehran in a few days, the United give the young Clark the "fair chance" he making certain both sides understood said if the United States refuses to had asked for to carry out his tough "I am sure that other Arab leaders will Next door, at an Arab women's student Nations announced Monday. There was no hotel, wailing and screaming could be heard precisely the rules under which the commis¬ "acknowledge its guilt for the abuses of the economic program, or to call in the veteran join our peace process," said the Syrian- word on how or when this might bring born Israeli charge d'affaires, Yosef the Israeli flag was unfurled. Fifteen sion will conduct its investigation of the past 25 years" in Iran, the American Trudeau for an encore as leader. as release of the hostages held in the U.S. Hadass, in a statement he read in Hebrew, students watched the ceremony from the shah's regime. They described the commis¬ hostages "could be there for years." Pre-election opinion polls pointed to a Embassy there. sion is part of a fragile understanding with victory by the 60 year old Trudeau, whose Arabic and English. He then uncovered a windows. One teen-ager closed her eyes and THE REV. DARRELL RUPIPER was brass plaque that said "Embassy of Israel" lowered her head; another wept openly as U.N. Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim Iran that is supposed to lead eventually to Liberal government was defeated by release of the hostages. They said Bani one of 49 Americans to visit Iran the last in the three languages. the State of David appeared. i quoted by a Vienna newspaper Clark's Conservatives in elections last May. saying the hostages would be released "in Sadr's three other requirements do not two weeks with the Committee for Ameri¬ Beginning in the eastern Maritime The brief ceremony marking the opening Other neighbors said they welcomed the can-Iranian Crisis Resolution. of the Israeli embassy was attended by (continued on page 2) the course of the commission's work. necessarily violate the terms of the under¬ provinces, through Quebec and Ontario, Otherwise one would not have received the standing. In Switzerland, a newspaper reported agreement of the two sides." In addition to the investigation, and an two Iranian air force generals and 10 other Post open in women's programs According to Die Presse's Tuesday admission of U.S. interference in Iran's officers were executed following an abor- edition, Waldheim said the commission's internal affairs, Bani Sadr says Iran tive plot last December against the lives of report would be handed over to him and he requires a pledge that the United States revolutionary leader Ayatollah Ruhollah would forward it to the U.N. Security will not interfere again, and will not Khomeini and other leaders. Council for whatever action it saw fit. interfere in Iran's efforts to extradite the administration having final decision. director Karen Cottledge, who filled the Zurich's Neue Zurcher Zeitung, in an By LESA DOLL shah and recover his fortune. Bonner said the final selection will be role of acting director, resigned in March The commission to investigate Iranian article by its Middle East affairs specialist, State News Staff Writer made within 45 days. 1979. Since that time, graduate students grievances has been considered one of the said new purges of the Iranian armed forces After 17 months of operating without a THE ADMINISTRATION HAS made a and various University personnel have been "which promise to be more energetic than director, the position of acting director to steps that would lead to release of the concession to Iran by agreeing to creation of all previous ones" appear to be linked to the the Division of Women's Programs has been THE POSTING FOR an acting director of performing the duties of the acting director. approximately 50 Americans who have the commission without first obtaining the women's programs follows a year and a half been held hostage at the occupied embassy release of the hostages. discovery of the attempted coup. posted, Ralph Bonner, director of Human Last year, the department of Human in Tehran since Nov. 4. The paper said recent demonstrations, Relations announced Monday. long search for a permanent director, which Relations underwent an extensive search The commissioners, Stajduhar told re¬ resulted from the firing of Mary Pollack including sit-ins by army members at The posting will enable candidates to be for a full time director with the assistance U.N. SPOKESPERSON Rudolf porters, would be meeting in Geneva and Tehran University and by members of the nominated to the temporary position. from the position in June 1978. Pollack had of a representative committee of women's would fly to Tehran this week. been criticized for being too vocal in areas Stajduhar, who announced U.S. acceptance air force in a Tehran mosque, were assumed Nominations must be submitted by Feb. 29. groups. "The women's groups and admini¬ of the members on Friday, said a Tehran Two men among Waldheim's reported — to be protests of the purges. It said Sadegh Representatives from 12 women's groups including Title IX and sex discrimination in stration decided on a candidate in October official was given Waldheim Iran's accep¬ but still unannounced — choices for the Khalkhali, the chief Islamic prosecutor, led on campus will participate in nominations athletics. 1979, but the woman selected turned down commission were also on his appointment the purges. and screening for the office, with the After Pollack's termination, the assistant tance by telephone from Tehran. He said the position. Waldheim was awaiting telexed confirma- list for meetings Monday — Algeria's U.N. Bonner said the major change between tion before officially announcing the panel ambassador, Mohamed Bedjaoui, and the new position and the position Pollack members' names. Venezuela's former ambassador to Wash¬ held is removal of Title IX and affirmative ington, Andres Aguilar. Stajduhar told reporters the timing of the action concerns from the Office of Women's hostages' release as part of a package deal The others reported in line for the commission were Adib Programs. This change is the result of a had not been finalized, but the commission's Daoudy, foreign revamping of the University administrative guidelines had been completed. policy advisor to the president of Syria; structure at the request of former MSU Waldheim met separately with U.S. H.W. Jayewardene, 63-year-old lawyer President Edgar L. Harden in October Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance and the brother of the president of Sri Lanka, and 1978. The duties of the acting director will include "serving as a reference point for Hostage talks 'on track' consideration and redress of matters of interest and concern to women as faculty, students and staff; liaison with the three women's advisory committees, provide consultation and assistance on the recruit¬ despite Iranian demands ment of women for academic and non- academic employment; provide consultation and assistance on the recruitment of women WASHINGTON (AP) — The diplomatic for release of the American hostages in Iran is as participants in the University's "on track" although there is no firm timetable, State Department officials said Monday. programs; conduct and participate in work¬ The officials, speaking privately, said the United States probably will not be certain shops, conferences, programs and classes about the release of the estimated 50 hostages seized during the takeover of the U.S. about the issues affecting women," Embassy in Tehran Nov. 4 "until we see the whites of their eyes." according to the job description. Secretary of State Cyrus Vance flew to New York Monday to confer with U.N. "We need to have a kind of person that Secretary General Kurt Waldheim, who has assumed the role of chief mediator between the United States and Iran. can not only lead but will serve as a focal Vance was expected to report to President Carter, either in person or by telephone, point for women's issues at MSU," he said. after returning to Washington from New York. Qualifications required of the acting The officials said additional demands from Iran, voiced Monday by President director include a bachelor's degree in Abolhassan Bani Sadr, do not necessarily violate the terms of the understanding. either social science or labor and industrial relations or an equivalent combination of Bani Sadr, in a statement broadcast by Tehran radio, said in addition to the education and experience, at least five investigation, Iran would require an admission from the United States that it had years of relevant professional experience in interfered in Iran's internal affairs, a pledge not to do so again, and a promise not to related areas, and familiarity with the interfere with Iran's efforts to extradite the shah from his refuge in Panama and recover academic and administrative structure of his fortune. the University. A master's degree is So far, the Carter administration has refused to apologize for past American activities desired. Bonner said the acting director will be in Iran. But, officials said Monday, there are ways it could issue a statement that, without named to the position for "no less than six directly apologizing, might satisfy Bani Sadr's demands. months, or longer than 18." During this The administration might, for example, refer to the book recently written by former time, the search will continue for a Central Intelligence Agency operative Kermit Roosevelt, which recounts the CIA role in It's one thing to reason with somebody who happens to be blocking one's path, but when Ma Duck permanent director. the coup that put the shah in power in 1953. and her (lock decide to journey across the road, Kevin Hill of Lansing had absolutely no say in the "It's very conceivable that that person As for the shah's extradition, there is no treaty of extradition between Panama and matter Hill waited a full five minutes for the ducks to make their crossing at the Potter Park may be the final candidate, depending on Iran, and State Department officials have said they will consider the subject a matter Zoo exit Monday. performance," he said. strictly between Iran and Panama once the hostages are ri' I. L Michigon State News, Eost Lonsing, Michigan Tuesday, February 19, 1980 Afghans kill 200 Soviet troops, report of the says Israeli embassy opens By The Associated Press capital of Kabul was still the first troops were sent to United States was trying to and Germany. Moslem Afghan rebels killed going on, the newspaper said, Afghanistan seven weeks ago. turn it into an anti-Soviet news media played down the Al Ahram accused Ben Elis¬ 200 Soviet troops during a but the rebels had the city Whenever • Assistant U.S. Secretary possible, analysts forum. Israelis, although a few ex¬ embassy inauguration and the sar of undiplomatic behavior for 10-day battle that culminated surrounded. Faizabad is located in Washington have said, the of State Richard Holbrooke, Vance's trip, which begins pressed concern about the pos¬ first concrete example of nor¬ with the rebels in Badakhshan Province where, who is in Manila, said the saying Egypt and the United retaking the Soviets are leaving the fighting Tuesday night in Bonn, will be sibility of terrorist attacks by malization, while giving big States had no right to say airport in a provincial capital in Western analysts have said, to Afghan army troops. United States was "preparing in progress on the Feb. 20 those who oppose the peace¬ headlines to stories criticizing where Jews could settle. northeastern Afghanistan, a rebels are providing some of In other developments Mon¬ and undertaking serious deadline President Carter has making process. Jewish settlement plans in the Pakistani newspaper reported the stiffest resistance for countermeasures" to blunt the day: set for the Soviets to withdraw The Egyptian Jews offered a West Bank. A recent Israeli Cabinet deci¬ Monday. Afghan government and Soviet e Secretary of State Cyrus their troops from Afghanistan. perceived Soviet threat, but did not detail the steps. prayer of thanks at Cairo's sion to allow Jews to settle in The Daily Jang of Karachi troops. R. Vance announced he would If they don't — and they show downtown synagogue before IN AN EDITORIAL, the the Arab town of Hebron said the rebels suffered 50 The newspaper report could be going to Rome and Paris, in on the no sign of doing so — Carter has • Soviet Foreign Minister attending the flag-raising, then daily newspaper Al Ahran West Bank prompted denuncia¬ killed during fighting in not be confirmed independent¬ addition to Bonn and London, said he will urge an inter¬ Andrei A. Gromyko urged a were invited inside for some criticized Eliahu Ben Elissar, tions from both Washington Faizabad, but they also claimed ly, and the number of Soviet for consultations with U.S. national boycott of the 1980 resumption of arms control specially blessed wine and Israel's ambassador-designate and Cairo, warning that the to have captured 15 Soviet casualties appeared exag¬ allies on the situations in Iran Summer Olympic Games set for talks in spite of the countries' peeled pistachios. to Cairo scheduled to arrive on move threatened the Pales¬ troops, shot down two Soviet gerated. and Afghanistan. Moscow. differences over Afghanistan. Egypt's state-controlled Defense Sunday. tinian autonomy negotiations. fighter planes, destroyed 17 Department The talks in France were Discussion of further retalia¬ Congress readily complied with tanks and four helicopters, and analysts in Washington said the regarded as particularly sensi¬ tory measures was expected to a Carter administration request seized rifles, maching guns and Soviet intervention force of tive. Last week, France pulled figure prominently in Vance's to suspend consideration of the ammunition. some 90,000 men has suffered out of a meeting of Western meetings with the foreign min¬ SALT treaty after the Soviets Fighting for control of the 2,500 casualties, only a small allies in Bonn, saying the isters of Britain, France, Italy moved into Afghanistan. city 195 miles north-northeast fraction of them deaths, since >ek edition is h Editorial ond pi SPARTANSi the Basketball games head-on- Before or after down to Jims Tiffany for a variety GERALD H. COY. 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Michigon Stote News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, February 19, 1980 3 m ONLY HOUSE Battered women's shelter fills up By ROLAND WILKERSON She said she expected the indicated that such a shelter City Council with a petition State News Staff Writer house to fill quickly because was needed. asking that the special use A shelter for battered battered women in Lansing CADA recently obtained a permit be rejected. women, which opened Sunday, have no other place to seek Macomber estimated that special use permit from the Those residents said they will most likely be filled by the refuge from violent mates. most women would live in the Lansing City Council, which feared for their own safety in end of this week, said Marcia shelter for about two weeks. was needed before the shelter the neighborhoods, saying they Macomber, executive director MARRIED WOMEN WITH She stressed, however, that could be put into operation. did not want "irate husbands of the Council Against Dom¬ children are in an especially two weeks was a fairly short looking for their wives" stal¬ estic Assault. tough situation because it is time period when "you're LAST SEPTEMBER City king the area. The shelter, which is "much harder to find a place to trying to put your life together Council gave the tentative go Other residents feared there operated by CADA, may house go with a couple of kids in tow," after it's been reduced to a ahead when it feave CADA six would be too many women up to 20 women and their Macomber said. shambles." months to bring the shelter in living in the shelter, thus children escaping violent family To ensure security, victims Although a shelter for bat compliance with city housing creating a "slum." situations, Macomber said. will be picked up at a pre tered women has been contem codes Macomber says that CADA The house may also be used arranged point and then trans plated for many years, positive At a public hearing last will work with neighborhood summer, the proposed shelter i] by women who are not married ported to the shelter in order to action began four years ago drew mixed response from residents and other community and are trying to get away from keep the location from following an Ingham County people to work out any a volatile relationship, becoming common knowledge, Women's Commission and Lansing residents. problems that may arise Macomber added. Macomber said. The number to Board of Health study which Concerned citizens presented because of the shelter. West Coast storms 24 people By DAVID L. LANGFORD being swept from a raft on a home Sunday as he was trying to release some water from the on tactical alert have been Associated Press Writer flooded creek. to cover it with plastic during aging Rodriguez Dam, about 50 assigned 12 hour shifts with all A deluge in its sixth day By Monday night, the sea¬ the rain. Griffith broke a bone Americans were among those leave days canceled. carved away more California son's rainfall in Los Angeles in his lower back and will be in stranded by flooding. More than 50 people fled hillsides and thousands home¬ had reached 19.33 inches, 9.8 the hospital about a week, said Dorothy Alvord of Chula their homes late Sunday in less at an inundated Navy base inches above normal for this Richard Linke, Griffith's per¬ Vista, Calif., and her five child¬ Mandevelle Canyon and Laurel Monday as "one storm right time of year. sonal manager. ren were marooned in the Canyon, both near Los Angeles. after the other" rolled in from Tijuana area for three days About 300 persons were evacu¬ the Pacific. WHILE THOUSANDS of IN PHOENIX, renewed eva before they were rescued Sun ated from hilly areas in Palm The fifth in the series of flood routed residents returned cuations were urged Monday day by a Mexican helicopter. to their homes in Phoenix, Springs and nearby areas. A 3 Pacific storms was expected to night as a new flood described and one half square-mile area of strike the already saturated Ariz., there was no let-up in as potentially worse than one BAXTER WARD, chairper San Bernardino was evacuated area during the night, and a Southern California, where over the weekend headed down son of the Los Angeles County when muddy water began pour¬ sixth was due late Tuesday or mudslides and high water have the normally dry Salt River. Board of Supervisors, esti¬ caused millions of dollars in The river became a raging ing over Harrison Dam. early Wednesday, the National mated that damage had ex¬ Weather Service said. damage and left hundreds torrent in its 20-mile run ceeded $20 million. More than 20,000 sandbags The death toll climbed to at homeless. through the metropolitan area Los Angeles Mayor Tom were sent to hard-hit residents State News/Kemi Gaabc least 24 in the rainstorms that "There's one storm right of 1.5 million people over the Bradley has declared a state of of the Sunland-Tujanga area Even tow trucks have troubles, as one from Rogers Marathon in East Lansing after the other," said National weekend and only three of the north of downtown Los angeles. began last week. The victims emergency, and police officers found out Monday. The truck was in the process of towing an auto from the included 18 in California, three Weather Service forecaster A1 city's 10 bridges were open parking lot near the Physics Building when the front wheels of the car in Arizona and three American Bascomb. "There's so many I Monday. unlocked. The vehicle veered into the car on the left, which knocked into tourists swept away by flood- can't keep track." Flash flood watches were two others. All of the autos except the one being towed were owned by waters in Tijuana, Mexico, just Hollywood divorce attorney issued for all of southern and MSU staff. across the border. One person was missing in Arizona after Marvin Mitchelson home in Hollywood saw his Hills left western Arizona, and a flash flood warning was issued for Senior council needs perched precariously on the Oak Creek Canyon, a scenic edge of a cliff created when the area south of Flagstaff. wet hillside gave way and flattened another house down About 400 homes in the Phoenix area were damaged in '80 Club nominations LSAT aids law students the hill. "Look at this, I can't believe it," Mitchelson said. "We've flooding, along with hundreds of streets and bridges. Damage to public property alone was The Senior Class Council is accepting nominations today for the selection of 25 outstan¬ in rooms 24 or 101 Services Bldg. Student worked on this home for 10 estimated at $30 million. No University of Detroit: 3.2 CURRENTLY THE JOB ding seniors who will comprise Although most nominations By KY OWEN opposed to during a month's • years. It's worth a million estimated of private property State News Staff Writer time)." GPA, 585 LSAT; market for lawyers is tight and the '80 Club. come from the faculty and dollars — at least it was worth a damage was available. For prospective law students Generally, students who take • Detroit College of Law: 2.8 competition is stiff to get into million dollars." Just across the Mexican bor¬ The deadline for submitting a administration, anyone from the crash course just before the GPA, 574 LSAT; law school, Lemberg said. nomination is today. Nomi¬ the University community may taking the Law School Admis¬ Actor Andy Griffith fell from der from California in Tijuana, sion Test, a "crash" course in actual exam do better on the • Cooley Law School (Lan¬ But, he added, if a person is nating forms may be picked up nominate a senior. the roof of his North Hollywood where authorities were forced how to take the exam may be exam than students who take a sing): 2.9 GPA, 512 LSAT. good enough he or she will get a advantageous, a representative similar course over a month's job. time, Helmkamp said. ALL FIVE SCHOOLS are The abundance of law school of University LSAT said. Alan Helmkamp said most Steve Lemberg, a Detroit accredited, Lemberg said. graduates is one reason the Helmkamp said students American Bar Association is attorney working with Helm¬ MSU profs win research awards students taking the University LSAT preparation course take kamp, said of the test, "It's a stand a better chance of being opposing the opening of new it only a week before they take test to see how much you can admitted to law school if they law schools, Helmkamp said. the LSAT exam. cram in. apply to a school in their home This is one of the reasons state. Brazil, Argentina, Spain, with obesity in humans. Registration is now open for MSU is not likely to get a law The Scientific Research nutrient requirements for "IT'S WORTH IT to kill Also, it is easier to be school in the near future, he domesticated and wild Japan and Belize. Romsos has received travel the April 11 course to be Society of North America, offered in East Lansing. yourself for the test. It's that admitted during summer term added. Sigma Xi, has awarded two animals. The senior award is He received his bachelor's grants to attend conferences Courses will also be offered in important." or to night school, he added. MSU presented to persons age 41 and master's degrees from in Japan and Brazil, and a He also said the state legisla¬ professors the chapter's Detroit and Ann Arbor in While grades are also con¬ Asked if minority students ture does not have enough highest honor for scientific and over. MSU and his doctorate from give-year research Career April. sidered by law school admis¬ stood a better chance of being achievement. Ullrey, a resident of the University of Illinois. He Development Award from the money to pay for development National Institute of Health. Students are encouraged to sions officials, LSAT scores can admitted, Helmkamp said of an MSU law school at this Okemos, currently serves on began teaching at MSU in "make or break you," Lemberg schools are being more careful Duane E. Ullrey and Dale the Detroit Zoo's medical 1956. Romsos has been involved in register early since the class time. size will be limited. said. about giving minority students R. Romsos, both part chair¬ advisory board and works in a Romsos, professor of food writing over 70 publications Most schools multiply grade any advantage since the Su¬ Helmkamp also advised stu¬ persons of MSU's Institute of science and human nutrition, and has presented lectures dents not to take the LSAT similar capacity with the Court ruling the Alan Nutrition, are the winners of the junior award for his and papers throughout the HELMKAMP SAID THE point averages by 200 and add preme once for practice. Michigan Department of won them to the LSAT scores, Bakke forbids the senior and junior awards research on the effect of diet country. "crash" course method is effec¬ case, reverse Natural Resources and the discrimination. He said many school are for meritorious research. Ullrey and Romsos will tive because the course re¬ which are figured on a scale of Potter Park Zoo in Lansing. on energy metabolism, as it 200 to 800, he said. However, minority students aware of students doing this relates to obesity. He is present lectures in the spring quires a psychological effort, Ullrey, professor of animal Ullrey has won several which is difficult to put forth for Then a cutoff point is deter¬ may be able to get into law and therefore discount the awards for his work and has examining metabolism regu and the award presentation husbandry and fisheries and mined and the students scoring school with slightly lower value of the second exam score lations that could have long will be made at the chapter a longer period of time. wildlife, received the senior presented his research at above the minimum score are grades and test scores than unless the student does sub¬ conferences in Germany, possibilities for dealing banquet in May. Helmkamp, a Detroit attor¬ award for his research on range ney, said the preparation considered for admission, he other students, Helmkamp stantially better on the second said. said. test. course is a three-day seminar dealing with how to take the LSAT and what students should expect on the exam. gan law schools are as follows: City Council to consider mall plans "It takes a psychological com¬ • University of Michigan: mitment," he said. "You're 3.58 GPA, 696 LSAT; more likely to come to all the • Wayne State University: lectures on a weekend (as 3.45 GPA, 633 LSAT; By MICHAEL VEH ject is scheduled to begin in the Lansing residents in November housing, the bank is offering to make financial assistance avai State News Staff Writer spring if the council approves 1978. The fight regarding the topic on the table to other housing projects. Day¬ the plans. Another major ton Hudson mall will come one A lawsuit filed against Shop¬ council's agenda is a public The bank has offered to The Spartan Spirits step closer to its end if East Lansing City Council approves the development plans for the ping Centers Inc. (a division of Dayton Hudson), the city of East Lansing and Citizens for a hearing on the proposed vation of East Lansing State Bank. reno¬ provide gage a low interest mort to the buyer Upsilon Fraternity house, 343 of the Delta The meeting will be open for Albert Ave. The house will be shopping center at 7:30 tonight Better East Lansing may halt are part of a team in the East Lansing Public Library, 950 Abbott Road. The mall, which has been construction. The suit is pending in the Michigan Court of Appeals and public comment on the pro¬ posed renovations. The $1.75 million project, moved if the proposed City Centre Development is built. Questions have been raised By SUSAN STANTON dubbed Cedarbrooke Mall, will dealing with the public benefit Let's go State! should be heard sometime this partially financed with be located at U.S. 127 and Lake Economic Development Cor¬ of moving a small number of spring. Defense! Defense! employees to the East Lansing Lansing Road and will contain The mall development poration tax exempt bonds, will "Go right through for MSU!" two major department stores received voter approval last convert apartments in the offices and displacing existing Those cheers should be familiar to anyone who has attended an number of small housing. A Revelation for Americans and a specialty November by a 3-1 margin. A upper level of the bank building MSU basketball game in Jenison Fieldhouse. They should be Planning Commission chair stores. proposal for a larger develop¬ into offices. especially familiar to anyone sitting near the Spartan Spirits. The Spirits is a group of 306 students whose purpose is to Ground breaking for the pro- ment was rejected by East The renovation will allow the bank to centralize its activity in person Dan Chappeile said, "There would be more public Treasures of support the Spartan basketball team by cheering at home games. Spartan Spirits started four years ago when head coach Jud the downtown East business district. Lansing benefit if the bank were to eliminate the drive-in Ancient Nigeria Heathcote approached members of the Student Foundation with To make up for the lost windows." Legacy of 2,000 Yfears the idea for a spirit block at The Student Foundation the games. then went to the residence halls Academic Council This unprecedented loan from Africa's recruiting people for the spirit This year, block. about 900 people signed up in the Spartan Spirit to discuss document ■!At tUEiDAY!!! largest nation contains 100 exquisite sculptures of bronze, stone, terracotta lottery for admittance to the group. Mike Fisher, student director of Spartan Spirits, said the spirit Mardi Gras Celebration and ivory. See Nok heads as old as block starts cheers within their section and do four-corner cheers The Academic Council will mats. Greece's Golden Age. the first known discuss the revised course for¬ The University Committee ★ NEWT & THE SALAMANDERS to involve the entire fieldhouse. Before a game begins, they form a West African likeness of an elephant, tunnel for the team, coaches and officials to pass through. mats and policy document at on Academic Policy submitted ★ Va Priced Pitchers #rem Open and bronze leopards worth $1,000 000 3:15 p.m. today in the Con Con their document to the Aca¬ Fisher said the Spartan Spirits were enthusiastic last year, but Room, International Center. demic Council in 1979. The to Close apiece. Marvel at the magnificent it had taken a little longer to get the group motivated this year. "It's easy to cheer for a winner but this year is when the team The document was written as council sent it back to ★ "Hurricanes" on Special heritage of ancient Nigeria! a result of the increase in committee for further revisions really needs us," Fisher said. non-traditional class formats, and the new document will be ★ Ribs A Creole Food on Special Many people who have seats near the group complain to Fisher enjoy the games when the Spartan Spirits stand particulately at the graduate discussed today. The Detroit institute of Arts that they cannot level. The most significant change PLUSMORK SPECIALS, DIALS* and cheer. in the revised document is the Now through March 16 In 1975, a committee was GIMMICKS ALL WKBK! "They might as well sit at home and watch the game on TV," addition of several new for¬ ADMISSION General $2 Students Senior Cm/ens $1 created from the Graduate Members and children under 12 wilh Adult Free Fisher said. mats. The document also makes HOURS Tuesday through Sunday 9.10 a m ■> 30 p m Enthusiasm for the home team can mean victory and defeat, he added. "Thanks chiefly to the efforts of the difference between the Spartan Spirits, Jenison Council to examine and make recommendations to preserve the academic qualify of course a clear distinction between "lecture" and "lecture/discus ^izapd^ndepgreund U S tour made possible by grants from the National formats besides the traditional sion" changing it to "lecture Fieldhouse has become one of the country to play in," Fisher said. most difficult arenas in the "lecture" and "discussion" for participation." % Opinion VIEWPOINT: FOREIGN POLICY A fair settlement as It was indeed difficult, premature, to feel nothing optimism and relief when Iran's as well escing. We think it is a step in the but right direction. Although acceptance of the By CHRISTIAN BAY U.S. youths are pawns for elite pro-Soviet. power, and on the defensive against destroy the Olympic Games as a festival of new president, Abolhassan Bani tribunal is still contingent upon President Carter brought some new faces Meanwhile, those great strategic minds rightwing Republicans. peace is unfortunate; while he may not Iran's agreement to release the foreign and in Washington are now going to try to With his Mr. Nice Guy image, Carter had succeed, they are expendable. Far more Sadr assumed office a few weeks to Washington, but U.S. military policies are run by the same old bolster Gen. Zia's hated regime in Pakistan been doing poorly in the polls, until the serious is his apparent readiness to place ago. Americans saw him as the hostages on a specific date, an with huge shipments of arms. Perhaps you crowd. The folks that gave us Vietnam, the Ayatollah came and rescued him. Domesti¬ SALT II on ice indefinitely, and to solution to the tense standoff investigation of the shah's activi¬ Somoza dynasty to the Nicaraguans, the will soon be asked to go over there and help cally, the two appear to have profited accelerate the arms race even beyond all between the United States and ties is a reasonable and fair shah to the Iranians and Pinochet to the Zia keep his people in line. equally from the protracted hostage situa¬ the frightening measures he announced last Iran over the hostage crisis. A demand, a welcome departure Chileans. But the folks in Washington don't want tion. year — including more than 500 nuclear western-educated from the fervency that spurred Now they are preparing to edge us closer you to think about that. Just rally around Carter became the tough president who intermediate-range missiles to be installed statesperson to World War III. They want their pawns to the flag, please. Remember the hostages, threatened .with economic sanctions and in Western Europe, and the new giant MX touted as sympathetic to the the storming of the embassy. Both and don't ask any questions about foreign get ready; they want you people to register military force, which did nothing for the first-strike long-range missile systems in wishes of Iran's adversaries, Bani governments should be com¬ for a new draft, just in case. policy. Above all, don't debate the draft; hostages but boosted his popularity; while North America. Sadr surprisingly enough seems mended for their temperance. And that is not all. Carter has announced instead, debate whether women, too, should Khomeini in his country was able to unite Over the last 30 years the United States to be on his way to achieving Each side could have held out for his readiness to use military force against be drafted! right and left by giving free vent to the has consistently been the leader in over-all American presidential election years are intense anti-American feelings that our exactly what he set out to do. And more; instead they struck a "any attempt by any outside force to gain arms expenditures for strategia as well as control of the Persian Gulf region." God beoming more and more dangerous for all of masterful foreign policy has produced, in tactical arms production and deployment. in a very short time. compromise and a very workable mankind. Macho-politics are at a premium. Iran as in many other countries. The U.S.S.R, with its weaker economy has help us all if the Ayatollah expires and Obtaining the release of the one. feudalism falters in Iran; there are a lot of Especially, as I.F. Stone has warned us on As Kurt Waldheim apparently found out had to struggle to avoid falling too far hostages seems closer now, This was not so much the result many occasions, when the Democrats are in in Iran, the hostages could soon have been behind, and to repress dissidents harshly to young leftists in that country, many of them largely because of Bani Sadr's of worldwide pressure as it was freed, had the Americans been willing to go preserve discipline. It has caught up with bargaining power with Ayatollah Iran's flexibility. The United along with a U.N.-sponsored tribunal to and surpassed the United States in some investigate the crimes of the shah and his but has repeatedly, and Khomeini and his ability to ap¬ States did have much of the world VIEWPOINT: FOREIGN RELATIONS American supporters. That was, of course, weapons systems, even last year, tried to achieve de-es pease the religious demands of the on its side with economic sanc¬ out of the question. How could the U.S. calating agreements. In the U.S.S.R., too, country. Bani Sadr has steered tions waiting in the wings. But if protect the morale of all the other there are hawks, however, and their Khomeini's government from its the Iran crisis has taught us military strength oppressive client-regimes, if Washington influence in the Kremlin grows whenever were to be a party to condemning the shah? Soviet peace initatives are rebuffed in unconditional demands, mainly, anything, it has shown that the As the shah himself wisely observed, such a Washington. the extradition of the shah from power of Islam can override any trial would have far-reaching consequences. The situation prior to the invasion of Panama, while piecing together a outside economic or political exer¬ proposal for the hostages' release tions. that is acceptable to the Imam. The Iranian demands are three¬ will ensure peace So the stalemate continued. Even military leaders conceded their impotence: the lives of the hostages could not be saved our Afghanistan was all in favor of the Moscow hawks: with the U.S. Senate likely to vote down SALT II, or to ratify it only at the The cornerstone of that pro¬ fold that America condemn its by military action. American opinion be¬ price of a massive new MX-system; with By DENNIS R. CRUPPER 1930s. The history of the late 1930s is came increasingly furious: it was indeed an West European nuclear defense forces posal is the establishment of an past actions, promise not to I am writing in response to the viewpoint marked by the challenges that were unprecedented violation of international about to be escalated (and a deaf ear in international tribunal, a body of interfere in Iran's internal affairs by Peter J. Ohren that appeared in the Feb. law to take diplomats as hostages. But NATO to a Soviet proposal to reduce its presented to the democracies by the facist human rights officials that would and avoid preventing Iran from 11 State News. nations. The democracies failed to meet the Iranian opinion, too, was enraged: unprece¬ nuclear missile strength in Europe instead); Like Mr. Ohren I share a sense of concern investigate the alleged crimes of prosecuting the shah. Actually, and uneasiness over this nation's reponse to challenges facing them when they occurred dented or not, was this crime, without the and with evidence of increasing U.S.¬ the United States, and the challenges evolved into World War shedding of blood, heinous the crimes Chinese military collaboration; the the shah as a condition for setting willingly or events in other areas of the world. Unlike as as II. Had the democracies responded with of the shah and his American accomplices Russians may well have become increasing¬ the hostages free. The idea is not unwillingly, has already capitu¬ Mr. Ohren, however, my concern is that we many years? East is East and West lated to the second and in doing so political, economic and military sanctions over so ly pessimistic about the prospects for peace. a new one; it was one of the first have not gone far enough in showing our from 1935 through 1938, while they were is West... When the Afghan regime seemed in danger suggestions made by U.N. Secre¬ has probably hastened the hos¬ displeasure to the Soviets and that we are still perceived by their future adversaries Then came the Soviet military invasion of of collapsing, the hawks evidently won the not prepared militarily, economically, politi¬ tary General Kurt Waldheim tages' release. to possess the means to do so, World War II Afghanistan, at the invitation of the shaky day in Moscow. cally or spiritually for the increasing may never have occurred. Soviet-supported regime. Washington's A costly mistake it was, I am sure, and a shortly after the embassy siege Considering Iran's initial de¬ challenges the Soviet Union will present in and Sen. Kennedy's claim that he mand that the United States Appeasement has never worked with pent-up fury over the Tehran situation crime that must be condemned. But a the days ahead. nations bent on dominating the world. Such could now be given free vent against the heinous, unprecedented crime, as Carter proposed it a while back is return the shah for trial, the We are facing situation of "it's them or nations perceive the lack of firm, consistent U.S.S.R. American anti-SALT sentiment repeatedly asserts? Not by the standards partially true. tribunal compromise falls far us." Mr. Ohren was quick to cite the lessons action as a sign that their adversaries could now be appeased by the new Carter; the American government has set, over the of history in his article to show that being Kennedy's call for an investiga¬ short of redressing Iran's original neither possess the will nor the means to and the dream of peace, and the hopes for a last 30 years. tion into the shah's activities was grievances. But the proposal re¬ prepared for war inevitably led to war. I protect themselves, their friends or their de-escalating arms race, could be thrown If we avoid a wider war until past the suggest to Mr. Ohren that he reread his interests. The United States, if it is to out of the window. presidential elections, will cooler heads a way of alerting the nation to the presents the advent of negotia¬ history. Wars occur when one side of a survive, must not allow the Soviet Union to The stockmarket responded favorably come to prevail? Or will we, and more fact that, if the country is not tions not thought possible a few dispute perceives that it can gain by force reach such a conclusion. If this means that right away. An early end to the recession is particularly Americans, be bogged down in going to extradite the shah, it months ago when the militants what it cannot gain through the force of its we must spend more money for weapons, now anticipated. Prospects for war always another war in Asia? Or will some must be least acknowledge its announced their unconditional arguments or economic might. The Soviet register people for potential military ser¬ mean a big upswing for arms production, irresponsible jingo even find his way to one Union is fast reaching the perception that it steel, autos, and the many related in¬ of the many nuclear triggers, and do all of support for his repressive regime. stance. The nightmare of crisis, if vice and in general ready ourselves to use has nothing to fear militarily from the dustries. in? At first, the Carter administration not yet over, appears to be giving military force, then we should. us United States and its allies and therefore it Like most other Americans, the thought Ironically, the first semi-official American Much could depend on what American balked at such an admission. Now way to Bani Sadr's dream of has a free hand to use military force to of using force and violence tightens and reactions to the Soviet invasion of Afghan¬ students do, or fail to do, in the months and it seems to be more than acqui¬ solving the conflict. achieve its political goals when it cannot appalls me. I hope that we are never forced istan were almost gleeful: The Soviets were years ahead. achieve them by other means. into a situation where we must repond with said to have gotten themselves into a In the '60s, students were in the forefront Lest somedme say that I am suffering force. However, emasculating ourselves Vietnam-type no-win situation of their own. of resisting the American crimes in Indo¬ from "cold war mentality" or that I am a But then a total ban on any further mention china. President Johnson conceded that the militarily, or having a potential adversary Loophole closed I would merely point out that of Vietnam would seem to have followed, to unrest in the universities had much to do war monger; perceive us as being a military pushover, is the avowed aim of the Soviet Union is to the surest route to being forced into a allow Carter to wax indignant over this with his decision not to run again, and to destroy our system. This aim has been situation where the only options left are to unprecedented act of aggression, which all seek to negotiate for peace in Vietnam. consistently held by every Soviet leader fight or surrender. the world must now condemn. Whatever Will the new generation of students wake When then-MSU Trustee witness the battles over abortion from Lenin to Brezhnev. When Khruschev We, as a nation, are facing a critical the Americans may do with their military up and organize a movement to resist the Michael said in 1962, "we will bury you," he meant Smydra finally bowed to funding, or the fight over Milli¬ period in our history, perhaps the most might in other countries, or with their new draft registration before some of you it. While the current Soviet leadership has critical ever. Two basic questions must be omnipresent "Committee on International find youselves killing and being killed, for public pressure and resigned his ken's appointment of Richard been more subtle, it has worked toward answered by each of us and collectively as a Altruism," the U.S.S.R. is evidently ex¬ no good reason, in Iran, or Pakistan, or post on Jan. 24, he created not Hemmings as insurance commis¬ fulfilling Khruschev's prophecy by Saudi Arabia? every nation. Are our political, economic and pected to play by the rules of cricket, only a vacant position but a spate sioner. Vaughn's proposal, coming means at its command. The invasion of social systems with all their faults worth outside their supposed sphere of influence Or do you prefer to debate whether or of controversy over the method when it does, is a calculated Afghanistan is part of this effort and is (as defined at Yalta and Potsdam at the end not women, too, should be drafted? saving? And what sacrifices are we as by which his successor was to be consistent with past Soviet military action, of World War II). Boy Is a professor of Political Science at the political stab, and a very well individuals together as a nation willing to chosen. Six days later, the state i.e., the invasions of Hungary and Poland in make to ensure the survival of our system? That Carter's new macho-politics could University of Toronto calculated one at that. 1956 and Czechoslovakia in 1968. Unless I hope when historians examine this period Senate moved decisively to head In fact, what makes Vaughn's this nation and our allies meet the challenge of our history and analyze the response of off the appointment power of Gov. proposal so potent is its inherent now. firmly and consistently, we will soon the American people to the above ques¬ William G. Milliken, if not in time bipartisan acceptability and its find ourselves facing the Soviets in areas of tions, they find the Americans met the for the selection of Smydra's much greater importance to us. successor, then as a symbolic and inarguable good sense. Elective officials, as Vaughn points out, are The world is facing, in Afghanistan, today, a situation similar to that of the late challenges with and firmness. courage, Crupper is a graduate of MSU determinations The State News long-term show of legislative defi¬ intended to be chosen by the ance. A proposed constitutional electorate, and in cases where Tuesday, February 19, 1980 amendment, introduced by Sen. gubernatorial appointment be¬ Editorials are the opinions of the State News. Viewpoints, Jackie Vaughn, D-Detroit, would comes necessary, appointees columns and letters are personal opinions. require Senate confirmation of all should serve only until an election Editorial Department gubernatorial appointments to can be held. The current proposal, elective offices — as in the since it would fill the vacated editor-in-chief R W Robinson Entertainment S Book Editor Bill Holdship Managing Editor Don Kinsley Sports Editor Jeff Hittler Smydra case. Under the amend¬ office by way of the next regularly Editorial coordinator Tom Stacey Layout Editor Ben Welmers ment, also, those appointments scheduled election, would entail City Editor Susan Tompor Freelance Editor . Carrie Thorn which were approved would stand no extra cost to taxpayers. It Campus Editor Michele McElmurry Chief Copy Editor Linda Oliverio nothing worth fighting and dying for. I will Photo Editor. Richard Marshal! Staff Representative only until the next general elec¬ would also ensure a measure of U.S. concerned fight for my freedom, I will lay down my life Tim Simmons tion, when the vacancy would be gubernatorial accountability, as for my beliefs. However, I refuse to die for Advertising Department placed on the ballot. the governor involved would tend with OPEC oil Exxon. Steven Paulson RonMocMillan Vaughn's move is not isolated; to appoint someone with a reason¬ Advertising Manager Asst Advertising Manager Pot Greening 267 S. Case Hall it is, rather, just another step in able chance of re-election. It seems that we are too caught up in our an ongoing power struggle be¬ If passed by a two-thirds vote of newly re-found nationalism and our love for tween the executive and legisla¬ vice to the youth of this country. to the conservative power enclaves, both the House and the Senate, freedom to truly stop and see what the real is for the scare in Central Asia. We Our apathy may I seriously doubt that President Carter up showing them he's not afraid to stand up to tive branches. Undoubtedly, the the proposal would go to the reason are too blinded by our desire to preserve would be so inclined to urge registration the Soviets, while risking only the aliena Legislature is still harboring re¬ voters for ratification, rather sentment over Milliken's appoint¬ a appropriate course for a motion so political freedom across the globe to realize that we are being led into a "war of get us drafted had Soviet imperialism not threatened our oil supply. Yet has the president taken the tion of a small segment of the electorate. The belief that "we are the apathetic ment of George Romney to serve rooted in public participation. freedom" that has nothing to do with I am writing in respone to Robert Nulfs lucid, but unpopular step of imposing a gas generation..." is precisely why he has gone six remaining years in a vacated freedom. letter of Feb. 15. Mr. Nulf arbitrarily labels rationing system, a system which could be this route! Undoubtedly, the Legislature has The president is engaging in a dangerous The fact is, none of the countries being those who oppose the president's registra¬ generous enough to meet the public's needs spot on the Wayne State Univer¬ purposes of its own in pushing for and still reduce consumption? No, instead form of electioneering and Mr. Nulf should threatened are free countries. We had no tion proposals as ingrates and then pro¬ sity Board of Governors, a move the amendment, and Michigan he has followed the politically expedient not chastise those of his peers who have the concern for the Moslem rebels in Afghanis¬ ceeds to spew forth the popular arguments which Vaughn himself summarily voters may or may not take tan until the Soviet invasion. The present in support of registration. Mr. Nulfs course of registering 20-year-olds for the acumen to recognize this. termed "inappropriate." And the pleasure in being made accessor¬ struggle in Afghanistan is one between a self righteous sarcasm does a great disser- draft. By doing this the president snuggles Steven J. Hiller controversy has been fueled by a ies to a political fracas. But while Soviet backed Marxist group and another 519-1/2 Beech St. number of executive-legislative the amendment's purpose is two¬ Marxist group. Now we are worried about the "freedom" of the people in Pakistan amd conflicts which, on occasion, have fold, its substance is reasonable, Iran. Neither of those two countries enjoys stripped both parties of any sound, and a welcome extension of DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau political freedom. Pakistan is ruled by a semblance of political decorum — democratic principles. right-wing military dictatorship, Iran by a raving lunatic. ANDERSON? IVE TBS, MA AM. SIX O'CLOCK? mi, LET \^f/ AND CONNAUYS DUE TO PROP / What is the real reason our leaders want NEVER HEARD OF IN FACT, HE'S ME JUST CHECK MY BOOK.. Vi V BY THE PLANT RIGHT AFTER THAT.. BUT, HEY, IF YOU PEOPLE > HIM. ARE YOUSURE SPEAKING 10- LETS SEE., I'M SUPPOSED V\ AND, mi, I PROMtSEDTHE BUSH ANYTHING ARE SPOILED such a tough stand against the Soviets? The | HE'S ON THE NEW NIGHT AT THE TO MEETBAKER OVER AT THE > WORKERS EUED MEET THEIR MAN SHOULD OPEN ROTTEN, YOU i answer should be evident from the so called : HAMPSHIRE BALLOT? YMCAATSIK \TViJ HALL ..THATS ATFOUR.. I OVER PINNER.. IT DOESN'T LOOK UP.. I KNOUJ THAT? VOCAL POINT "Carter Doctrine." We war to are preparing for protect our oil interests. We are • * ( ^XjfWCK. o Today's question: being asked to register for a draft, and possibly fight and die in order that QDo you feel The State News over-publicized the gays efforts to 0 participate in the MS dance? YES-353-3110 No-353-3220 American business in general and oil companies in particular can have access to No calls after 5 p.m. please. their precious oil. This is what our leaders Monday's results: are after, and in all probability is exactly Would you like to see the drinking age lowered to 19? what the Soviets want - secure access to YES-87 NO-46 oil. Sponsored by ASMSU and The State Yes, I will avoid the draft if it becomes News, Inc. necessary. It is not to say that I can see \ Michigan State News, East Lansing. Michigan Tuesday, February 19, 1980 5 Detroit police investigate News SMAB accepts funding requests Briefs officers use of cattle prod The Student Media Appropriations Board SMAB usually funds three types of Confusion aids robbery is accepting applications for print media publications — newspapers, magazines put funding today through Feb. 29. out by students from MSU colleges and DETROIT (UPI) - Police never be tolerated by a con¬ by an officer a cattle prod was cerned police department. being used at the precinct, "We're looking for print publications which "single purpose publications," which typically officials have confirmed they artistic STILLWATER, Okla. (AP) — About 25 people, in¬ "Just the fact that a cattle Bannon said. fill a need or provide a service not provided are or literary, he said. are investigating charges that a on campus," said Steve Politowicz, SMAB cluding women in long dresses, jewelry and "a lot 50,000-volt electrical cattle prod — whether it was ever "When the board member "This year we gave the highest priority to of makeup," walked into a grocery store and dis¬ used or not would be in a received that information, he Chairperson. newspapers, because they provide the most prod was used on prisoners at a — Any major governing group, living unit or consistent service to the student population," tracted employees with questions as their companions west side precinct station. police station is so repugnant reported it to the chief and I pilfered $5,000 to $10,000 from the safe, officials that it blew our minds." and we agreed that the best registered student organization can apply for Politowicz said. Executive Deputy Police funding, he said. said. Chief James Bannon verified The prisoner, Fred Warren, a way to proceed was to abolish Funding decisions will probably be made burglary suspect, was found the board of review and reas¬ Groups which were funded fall term cannot Afterwards, the band of thieves piled into three reports of the investigation during the first week of spring term, he said. dead in his cell at the precinct sign the investigation to Inter¬ apply for additional funding. dirty automobiles and fled, said Frank Van Winkle, during the weekend but re¬ Approximately $11,000 to $15,000 will be Applications are available in 307 Student fused to comment on the scope house. Officials said the officer, nal Affairs," he said. manager of Bestyet No. 2 grocery store. available for crrnup funding, Politowicz said. Services Bldg. of the review. John Pawlak, hit Warren with a Other prisoners in the cell He said the theft of cash and checks Sunday took blackjack after the two got into block at the time Warren was about five minutes. "At this point, we're not at liberty to discuss the nature of an argument and a spitting brought in reportedly told hom¬ "They snookered us all," he said. the investigation," he said. match. icide investigators police offi¬ "They came in and had all the employees busy, Bannon said the review thus Pawlak, 36, has been sus¬ cers tried to use the cattle prod CALLS AUTO FIRES RARE asking them questions about tomatoes or dog food far by the department's Inter¬ pended without pay in the case. — or "shock stick" — to revive or plants or something like that," Van Winkle said. nal Controls Bureau has not He is free on personal bond the man. pending a Feb. 28 preliminary Fire turned up the station. cattle prod at the hearing in Recorder's Court. "If supported," he said, "the allegat ions could be symptoma¬ Ford executive testifies fighters negotiations stall HE SAID THE allegations AN AUTOPSY REPORT tic of a general climate on the part of police personnel in that WINAMAC, Ind. (AP) - A The 1973 Pinto's fuel system state has argued made the came up during a recent inves¬ said Warren, 39, died of a precinct. Ford Motor Co. executive who integrity also was "fully equal Pinto more dangerous. He said CHICAGO (AP) — Hundreds of men recruited to re¬ tigation that led to manslaugh ruptured spleen. But Internal said he was reponsible for to other subcompacts of that his father burned to death in Affairs investigators are be "A cattle prod is designed place striking firefighters reported to work Monday as ter charges against a 2nd and built to control and direct designing the 1973 Pinto testi¬ time," MacDonald said. 1932 when his car, which had the city suffered its first fire death since the start Precinct officer in the death of a lieved looking into the possi¬ livestock. fied Monday that the car was MacDonald read from a the fuel tank over the axle, ran of the five-day-old walkout. prisoner two weeks ago. bility the alleged use of the safe and was involved in no federal study which he said into a tree. Positions on both sides of the bitter dispute seemed "But reports broadened the cattle prod played a role in the "It has no legitimate police more fatal fire crashes than showed that in 1975 and 1976, scope of the earlier investiga¬ man's death. purpose. If the allegations are to harden. The strikers repeated their determination other subcompacts. 1.9 percent of the nation's cars "BECAUSE OF THAT I feel tion far beyond that single One member of a police true, it reflects an attitude that to defy back-to-work court orders and $40,000-a-day Ford is charged with reckless were Pintos, and 1.9 percent of the gas tank should be as far incident," he said. "A cattle review board set up to investi¬ the community is no more than homicide in the burning deaths the fatal accidents involving from the engine as possible," he fines, and Mayor Jane Byrne said she would never gate Warren's death was told animal." prod is something that should of three young women in a 1973 fire occurred in a Pinto. said. again negotiate with the Chicago Fire Fighters Union Pinto that exploded when hit Prosecutor Michael A. "These figures mean Pintos or its president, Frank Muscare. from behind on a northern were having the same number Cosentino told reporters he still In a telephone interview witn a radio station, the Indiana highway in August of fatal accidents with fire as all believes former Ford President mayor was asked whether she planned federal mediators or union officials. talks with Two escape over Berlin Wall 1978. The state contends that Ford other cars — no better and no worse," MacDonald said. Lee A. Iacocca — and not MacDonald — was responsible "No, I am not. It wouldn't make any difference," recklessly designed the Pinto, He also defended his decision for the design of the Pinto. BERLIN (AP) - At least two East. checkpoint. Byrne said. "I will never again sit down with Mr. The trio sawed through iron Would-be refugees would knowing the fuel tank was to place the Pinto's fuel tank Iacocca is not chairperson of ,East Germans made a daring Muscare, nor his men. Not again — not ever. I will bars blocking a window, threw have to elude guards and dogs subject to explode in rear-end behind the axle, a location the Chrysler Corp. escape over the Berlin Wall this collisions, but sold the never subject anybody in the mayor's office or the cars weekend at one of the most a hook and rope over the wall and work their way through a staff or the corporation counsel or the commissioner and lowered themselves over a anyway without making repairs heavily fortified sections of the variety of tank traps and other of fire to negotiations with the union." concrete barricade into West devices just to reach the wall. or warning the public. East-West dividing line, sources reported Monday. West Berlin police said two Berlin, papers said. East German border guards Police refused to elaborate on the breakout, saying they Harold C. MacDonald, Ford's vice president engineering and research, told now of Foreign car limits usually keep people several Rebels, police work for elections men pulled off the escape early give details of successful the Pulaski Circuit Court jury should be temporary hundred yards from the eastern never Sunday close to the American that he was in charge of sector's Checkpoint Charlie, the side of the wall near the escapes. development when the Pinto ROMEO CAMP, Zimbabwe-Rhodesia (AP) — After Allied guard post at one of the was designed. crossing points into East Ber¬ DETROIT (AP) - Douglas plants in this country, is fighting each other for seven year, rebel chiefs and police forces are now working together in reloca¬ lin. But newspapers in West Milliken to sign land bill HE SAID THAT the Pinto all proposed federal A. Fraser, president of the United Auto Workers union, backing a proposal to limit foreign manufacturers without tion camps to organize national elections later this Berlin and West Germany said (UPI) Gov. William G. and gas revenues. met said Monday any restrictions on U.S. plants to importing month. - standards and Ford's own stan¬ two men and a woman slipped Included is 1,800 acres with Japanese imported cars should 200,000 cars a year. At a news Milliken was expected to sign dard for withstanding a 20 mph Voting that will guarantee Black majority rule in the out through a publishing com¬ legislation today which includes 6.5 miles of river frontage on rear-end collusion by a 4,000- be temporary. conference here, he said the overwhelmingly Black British colony is scheduled Feb. pany headquarters that forms funds to begin buying Con¬ the Au Sable and 7,500 acres American industry needed help 27 through 29, and approximately 22,000 rebel fight¬ with 15 miles of river frontage lb. moving vehicle without leak Fraser, just back from a trip for only about 2 and one half part of the wall. The three sumers Power Co. land along ers have returned to camps throughout the country worked for the publishing on the Manistee. ing more than one ounce of fuel to Japan to try to persuade years in stemming the flow of two of Michigan's most on impact and one ounce after manufacturers to establish auto imports. under a cease-fire agreement that became effecti house, which is operated by the beautiful rivers — the Manistee The state is expected to ward. Jan. 4. Christian Democratic Union- and Au Sable. purchase another 8,000 acres The bill funds a variety of for the same prices later this "We might have been enemies before, but we're allies now," said Lookout Masuku, a onetime com¬ recreational land buys, but $4 year, while negotiations are mander in Joshua Nkomo's arm of the Patriotic Front million is earmarked for a continuing on the acquisition of additional 18,500 acres. rebel army. Handbook 9,300-acre purchase which results from negotiations begun an Consumers originally offered in 1975. The money comes from to sell the state some 50,000 a trust fund supported by oil acres in the area. Ford divorce trial begins on energy DETROIT (UPI) — Auto magnate Henry Ford II and available FAT TUESDAY!!! his jet-setting second wife, Cristina, square off Tues¬ day in the long-awaited divorce trial. Mardi Cras Celebration The proceedings, expected to last about a month, An energy assistance hand¬ book detailing major state and ★ NEWT 1 THE SALAMANDERS get underway in Wayne County circuit court on what would have been the couple's 15th wedding anniver¬ federal programs designed to ★% Priced Pitchers ffrem Open cut home heating and operating sary, although the two have lived apart the last to Close costs is available at the Capitol four years. Building. ★ "Hurricanes" on Special The main task facing the high-powered attorneys Energy Assistance Hand¬ ★ Ribs A Creole Food on Special representing the 62-year-old Ford and his estranged book, compiled by Sen. Richard wife will be fixing a price tag for the official end J. Allen, R-Ithaca, provides PLUS MORE SPECIALS, DEALS A of the couple's marriage. information on home energy GIMMICKS ALL WEEK! Milton J. Miller, Ford's attorney, says dissolution audits, weatherization grants, of the marriage — sought under Michigan's no-fault tax grants and other alter¬ SAVE >10.00 native energy tax credits. divorce law — isn't being contested by either party. Those interested can contact So, Miller said, the proceedings will have a single Allen at the Capitol for a free purpose — "money." copy of the book. Nurses return to work DETROIT (UPI) — A ratification meeting is scheduled Tuesday on a new contract between Grace North west Hospital and registered nurses who staged a bitter three-week walkout. Union officials said nurses were expected to ap¬ prove the three-year pact, details of which were not immediately disclosed. Bargainers for hospital and nurses reached tenta¬ tive agreement Saturday, about 18 hours after talks resumed for the first time in nearly a week. The hospital, which had been forced to cut back on admissions and non-emergency surgery during the walkout, began calling nurses back to work with union approval later Saturday. Hewlett-Packard Electronic Calculators Trains kill one, injure another For Scientific, Business and personal use. NEW YORK (AP) — A man was pushed in front FOR A LIMITED TIME SAVE >10.00 ON of a subway train and killed in Queens on Monday, THE FOLLOWING HEWLETT-PACKARD CALCULATORS: about 13 hours after an 11-year-old boy was shoved into the path of another train in Harlem. SALE RETAIL SBS PRICE PRICE PRICE Sgt. James Duffy of the Transit Police said it was "too early to tell" if the same person pushed both HP-67 >450.00 >339.95 *329.95 victims. 60.00 44.95 34.95 HP-31E The killing occurred at about 10:10 a.m. at the Begin your new life together by HP-32E 80.00 63.95 53.95 Roosevelt Avenue-74th Street station of the IRT registering your preferences in 81.95 71.95 HP-33E 100.00 Flushing line in Jackson Heights, Queens. china, crystal, silver, flatware, 57.95 HP-37E 75.00 67.95 Duffy said a woman and the conductor of the linen and kitchen needs Courteous 94.95 104.95 city-bound train saw the victim pushed into the path well-informed sales people will be HP-33C 120.00 of the train. SALE ENDS 3-1-80 happy to provide needed assistance Police said they took into custody a young man, about 17 to 20 years old and about 170 to 180 pounds. Gifts purchased for you will be Student Book Store recorded to avoid duplications The victim of the first pushing Sunday night, Luis Rincon, suffered severe head and abdominal in¬ juries after he was run over by two subway cars. He was Center. admitted to Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Jacobsoris 421 East Grand River Avenue () Michigan State News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, February 19, 1980 AWonder-ful film! Entertainment By CHRIS RIZIK SUte News Reviewer Stunning, beautiful, marvelous, brilliant, wonderful, visually awesome. I can't find enough adjectives to describe what I experienced last Friday at the Lansing premiere of The Secret Life of Plants (Paramount; at the Campus). Only a handful of people were present for the opening, but I can honestly say that Geres body is sensational in ' by the way) seems ' to be the losers were those who weren't present. They missed more than just a movie. They missed a stunning visual and intellectual display, one that will not be easily forgotten. Even after having talked with Stevie Wonder and producer By MARY TINNEY obsessed with the topic of Sute News Reviewer Michael Braun earlier in the week, I entered the theater skeptical sexual perversity. Previously as to what was in store for me. But with the first note of Wonder's American Gigolo (Para¬ in Hardcore, he examined the "Earth's Creation," amidst tidal waves, volcanoes and turbulently mount; at the State Theatre) is sleazy sexual underbelly of San active skies, I was immediately displaced from my seat into the not, as many critics will have Francisco and Old Boyfriends, you believe, a movie completely passages of Genesis. Guided by brilliant photography, my the film that preceded Ameri¬ devoid of merit. It's not easy to ephermeral journey carried me through millions of years of can Gigolo, was a strange, creation the beginning of life, and the formation of modern earth in admit that you find something disturbing, sometimes brilliant a matter of a few minutes. It then returned me, sensually drained, enjoyable because of it's skin — story of a woman obsessed by to my role as an outsider looking in. This cycle repeated endlessly the way it is dressed up and her sexual past. As in both of presented — regardless of sub¬ these films, American Gigolo during the film, my total engrossment taking me further and stance (or in this case, lack of). further into unknown territory, then releasing me for thq next comes at times close to being scene. American Gigolo is a mediocre fascinating and relentless in its movie at best. It offers no real Through the film's revealing observation and experiments, the pursuit of an understanding of existence of plants takes on a new significance. Their ability to insights into anything and the dark, perverse side of both sense, understand and respond is shown time after time. From the there is little provocative dia¬ the city (in this case Los logue (even though the subject plant which empathized the death of a fellow plant to the cactus Angeles) and the individual that was learning the Japanese alphabet (you must see it to matter has loads of potential for human soul. Julian's desperate believe it), the plants become personified, emitting human-like it), but in spite of this, the film search for the answers to why is undeniably attractive, even if and by whom he was framed emotions often suppressed by their physical limitations. in only a superficial way. Thit is the secret boasted in the title (the existence of plants as allow Schrader to penetrate It is the story of Julian Kaye an entity equal to man, with lives as significant; and the need for once again the seamy big city man to recognize this, so that he may live in harmony with the (Richard Gere), the highest underworld, and the desperate earth. As producer Braun told me, "We use plants as a metaphor paid lover in Beverly Hills. 6 and Lauren (sans t glimpse he offers us is mesmer¬ Julian is as immaculate in for the fact that everybody on this planet HAS to be involved with character as he is in physical portray two stunning physical specimens in izing. every other life form. We must, in order to survive." American Gigolo. But Schrader sells out as in The film beautifully displays this message. Man's desire, and presence (this we're supposed Hardcore, and we're back to the to find endearingly ironic con¬ halfway through the film that it simply oozed with so "real" world where love con¬ more importantly, his need for plants and other forms of life. As Wonder writes in the title song: sidering his shady profession). framed for the sado-masochistic many flawless images and quers all and dialogue like . . . Julian certainly doesn't seem sounds. Gere is indeed flawless, I can't conceive the nucleus of all murder of a woman who was but his performance in Ameri¬ "All my life I've been looking Begins inside a tiny seed like a criminal. He knows how once a client of his, there seems for something and I don't even And what we see as insignificant to treat women — with his also to be the potential for can Gigolo is either carefully know what it is. Maybe it's you" understated or downright dull, Provides the purest air we breathe. soft-spoken shy manners and developing the film into a ... is supposed to convince us his ingratiating, gentle good point of (continued sex-and-violence crime thriller depending ESL8) on on your Julian's that psychological looks he makes $1,000 a night, (oh boy, oh boy!). Instead, view. On the other hand, a film State News/Elaine Thompson problems have vanished and drives a black Mercedes and has closets full of Giorgio American Gigolo fails to com¬ which offers us two hours of Gere (and, yes, Lauren Hutton) he'll be OK after all. Harry ("Why-are-those-people-throwing-bananas- PINE LAKE COUNTRY CLUB pletely deal with any of the In spite of the generally at-me?") Chapin Armani suits. When asked dar¬ questions or ideas it raises. in various stages of undress has ingly if he realizes that what Instead, the film essentially already got a lot going for it. pathetic dialogue, insufficient character development, a cop- Harry Chapin was back in Lansing Sunday night for a Group parties & he's doing is illegal, Julian looks becomes what the subject mat¬ Hutton has a fairly silly role conclusion, and a total sold-out performance at the Civic Center. The storytelling aghast. "Giving women plea¬ ter made it temptingly easy for as a senator's wife who falls in out absence, as far as I can see, of troubadour delighted his faithful Lansing following for almost Wedding receptions sure is against the law?" He the film to become — a vehicle love with Julian and eventually three hours, mixing his more obscure material with his biggest any intention or reason for blinks increduously and three quarters of the women in the for Richard Gere's body. Now that's not all bad. Gere — and this is the most pathet¬ ically trite development in the making this movie (other than a hits. A Chapin fan reports that Harry was even better this time than he was during his last several area appearances, although „ „ Call: 339-8281 anytime voyeuristic one), chances are theatre swoon (the other third is not what you'd call a dynamic movie — is able to redeem him that you'll enjoy it whether you there weren't quite as many bananas thrown at the stage 339-2734 is with boyfriends). actor. He was good in Days of from both the law and his care to admit it to yourself or during his rendition of "30,000 Pounds of Bananas." A special But, alas, Julian is unable to Heaven mainly because he is so emotional hang ups. not. As a friend of mine said highlight of Sunday's concert was a musical sequel to "Taxi" — receive any pleasure from pretty, and that movie's effec¬ Writer/director Paul ... 1018 Haslett Rd., Haslett It's worth all the fantasies you Chapin's first big hit — which he introduced during his encore. women. His job has become dull tiveness stemmed from the fact Schrader (from Grand Rapids, can have afterward. and mechanical, and when he finally runs into a woman he doosev am? love emotionally, Lauren State News 'EGSZCE^a. can Hutton (minus the space in her teeth), he's unable to respond Newsline ■SSESSESBSSH EAST COAST STYLE SUBMARINES to her sexually in a way spontaneous and genuine. that is 355-8252 4 aaa-vaia jjLOVERS ANNIVERSARY If the whole thing sounds like MONTH sensationalistic drivel to you, you've got a 90 percent accu¬ I We've put Together o super combination of erotic films i rate understanding of Ameri¬ can Gigolo. And that's too bad. 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THROUGH THE eoa,son, "Mistv m TYNER SEXTET $6 in advance at the msu union Fri and Sat Feb 22 and 23 ticket office, flat, black circular, wherehousf records & ii until fri., feb. 22, noon. 8and 10:30pm EricksonKiva $7 at the door. A division of the ASMSU Programming Board, funded by sturtent mon®V pa1 353-20™ fonnfo about Programming Board events. This concert Endowment for the Arts, Washington, D.C., • made poss.ble in I^ V from the Nat.onal SPECIAL THANKS TO CLASSIC FILMS. Brilliant New Pern Film Michigan Stofe News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, February 19, 1980 7 S\ IT ONLY TAKES MINUTES TO PLACE YOUR STATE NEWS 347 STUOENT SERVICES BUILDING CALL 355-8255 Classified Advertising Employnem j[TTI I Exploynnnl I fill ! UpartHMts j[Vl | Apaitnits |[f>1 Houses Rooms F*Sale ||51 RN SUMMER/WINTER jobs in FEMALE NEEDED immedi¬ TWO ROOMS to sublet for CAMPUS 2 BLOCKS, 1 room DICKER AND DEAL PHONE 355-8255 347 Student Services Are you a primary care nurse? Alaskan Canneries, thous¬ Bldg. Are you looking for advanced ately for two bedroon fur¬ spring and summer. Privacy, in house, wonderful people, SECOND HAND STORE ands of people hired each nished apartment. Good loca¬ comfort a plus. 517 Ever¬ $125/month + utilities, Terri WITH 90 DAY nursing opportunities to pro¬ half the work force Regular Rates vide patient-family care? If year, over are residents from other tion. Call 332-0636. 8-2-20(4) Now Leasing green, one block from MSU, Randall, days321-7912, even¬ GUARANTEES. call 351-4063. S5-2 25 (5) so, the Ingham Medical Cen¬ ings 321 6601. 8-2 21 (5) states, many ate offered free Unfurnished Bose 901 speakers. Receivers rrr 1 day - 95' per line ter may have a position transportation and free room WANTED HOUSE ROOMMATE NEEDED for or apart¬ by JVC, Fisher, Kenwood; 3 days • 85* per line for you in the acute-chronic Et board. Describe Alaska - CEDAR VILLAGE Nicely Decorated ment to rent, married couple 3-man house. Close MSU. Also Pioneer SX 1980, 520 respiratory care unit. This Exciting, adventure. For your with pets, in East Lansing or $80 + 1/3 utilities. 485-0975. piniipimmrn 6 days - 80' per line watts. Top Quality Turn¬ p fin ma ran mm 8 days -70' per line unit has a multi-disciplinary milieu, a primary nursing care comprehensive guide ex¬ APARTMENTS One and two bedroom Okemos area. 851 -8055. 8-2-19 (31 tables. Cameras-Pentax plaining how to apply for a 5-2-25 (4) Spotmatic, Polaroid Sonar delivery system, and both will start leasing Pfiriinmrarirari line Rate per insertion chronic and intensive care job, contracts wages, hiking, social activities. Send $5.00 MARCH 3rd Air Conditioning OWN ROOM in great house | Fur Sale |[51 SX70. Yashikas and assorted 35mm cameras. Guaranteed patients. We have openings to C.L. Collins, 330 E. 14th, Full carpeted close to MSU available spring MARSHALL MUSIC CO. FOR portable T.V.'s. on all 3 shifts with 7 days on Anchorage, AK. 99501. Master Charge & Visa Welcome term on. 351 5663. Z3-2-2K4) Your headquarters for profes¬ and 7 days off. (26 week Z2-2-19 (151 SUMMER & FALL Heat and water furnished sional P A. gear electric key¬ WE BUY, SELL and TRADE. vacation per year). Available Special Rates on the midnight shift. Exten¬ THE INSTRUCTIONAL For information LOOKING FOR fall housing? boards, guitars and amps. Large laundry facilities Call Mid-Michigan. They Call 337-9700 or stop in. DICKER AND DEAL SE¬ 445 Ads-3 lines-M.00-5 days. 80* per line over sive orientation and training Media Center is now hiring have over 400 properties to Frandor Mall, 3 blocks from COND HAND STORE, 1701 3 lines. No adjustment in rate when cancel¬ led. Price of item(s) for sale must be stated programs Betty provided. Contact Danford, RN, Per¬ student projectionists for spring term. Audio-visual ex¬ call 351-5180 Spacious rooms choose from, and they specialize in the MSU area. west campus. Free C 21 2-29 (7) parking. S. Cedar St. Lansing. 487 3886. C12-2-29 (21) sonnel Dept. Phone 517-374- perience is desirable, but not Call today and see if they in ad. Maximum sale price of *200. Private Swimming pool 2246, INGHAM MEDICAL necessary. You must have at CONDO FOR rent, East Lan¬ have what you're looking for. ALL STUDENT 200cm K2-710 comp skis. 8% party ads only. CENTER, 401 Greenlawn, least two terms left before sing, near bus, 2-bedroom, From $225 per month 349 1065. C9-2-29 (7) ADVERTISING Nordica Grand Prix. Asking Peanuts Personal ads—3 lines '2.25 per in¬ - - Lansing, 48909 EOE. graduation and have large full basement, air, pool privi¬ must be prepaid now through $125 Et $75 5-2-22 (25) blocks of hours 332 6354 respectively. Call sertion. 75' per line over 3 lines, (prepay¬ open be¬ leges, children ok, no pets, ROOMMATE NEEDED, the end of the term. 355-6957. E-5 2-19 (4) tween 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. references and deposit re¬ 1250 Haslett at 69. northwest Lansing, own bed S-15-3-7 (4) ment) . Apply in person only, room quired. 351-7314 after 5:30. room, $160 including utilities, — SEWING MACHINES - new Rummage/Garage Sale ads—4 lines - s2.50. 26 IMC. Contact Fred Moore. 8-2-20(7) 323-4025 after 5 p.m. ROSSIGNOL CAN-AM skis, Singer machines from $99.50. 63' per line over 4 lines-per insertion. 5-2-22 (14) 3-2-21 (4) 160 length with Solomon 444 Guaranteed used machines 'Round Town ads—4 lines-'2.50-per insertion. FRANDOR, CONTEMPO¬ WANTED-1 FEMALE room¬ bindings Et Kerma poles, from $39.50, All makes re- RN OR LPN-Fulltime position RARY duplex. 2 bedrooms, SUBLET 1 OF 3 bedroom $100. Good condition. Call paired 63' per line over 4 lines. mate spring term Cedar EDWARDS DIS- Lost & Found as charge nurse on 3-11 shift. 1% baths, fireplace, family Village. 351-6437 close. townhouse. Private washer/ 355 4324 E 5-2-21 (5) TRIBUTING COMPANY, 115 ads/Transportation ads—3 lines- New wage scale and good $112.50. Z6-2-26 (3) _ — - N. Washington. 489-6448. dr/er, dishwasher, pool and — room, basement, carport. M .50-per insertion. 50' per line over 3 lines. benefits. Apply at Provincial 4 GOOD USED Upslow oil C-21-2-29 Available April. $375 + utili¬ more! 5 miles from campus. (8) S/F Popcorn—(Sorority-Fraternity) 50' per line. South, 2100 Provincial Drive, ties. 332-7033. 8-2 28 (6) ROOMMATE NEEDED for $110. plus electricity. 882 furnaces. One Miller counter or call Director of Nursing, 2131. Z8 2-25 (5) slow oil furnace. Reasonable. NEW AND used spring term. Own room, pool, guitars, ban Deadlines 882 2458. 7-2-26 (8) MSU/FRANDOR, quiet 1 $90/month. Call 349-6917 Call 675 7338. 3-2-19 (4) jos, mandolins, etc. Dulci- bedroom unfurnished, car¬ after 3. Z4-2-22 (4) YOUNG RESPONSIBLE per mers and kits. Recorders, Want Ads-2 p.m.-l class day before public¬ CUSTOMER SERVICE- son to share home in East SKI BOOTS: Dolomites, $30. thousands of hard to find ation. peting, air, balcony, appli¬ Permanent full time position. ances. 332-3116. 5-2-25 (4) LOOKING FOR fall housing? Lansing. 351-4529. 5-2-20 (3) Women's size 7, only 2 years albums and books. Discount Cancellation/Change-1 p.m.-l class day be¬ Answering customer letters Call Mid-Michigan. They old. 355-6294. E-5-2-21 (31 prices. Expert repairs - free fore publication. and some phone inquiries. 1 PERSON NEEDED for large estimates. ELDERLY IN- MALE/FEMALE-2 miles from have over 400 properties to Good writing ability required. room in house. Mt. Hope/ 2 MENS 10 speeds, 27-inch. STRUMENTS. 541 E. Grand Classified Display deadline-3 p.m.-2 class RN's-GN's-SNT's campus. Private bathroom. choose from, and they spe Some typing helpful. Excel¬ $147.50.337-7354 after 5 p.m. cialize in the MSU area. Call Washington area. $130/ Excellent condition, $100 Rjver 332-4331. days before publication. Lansing General Hospital has lent benefits. Apply in per¬ Z3-2-21 13) month + utilities. Month to each. 394-7788. E5-2-22 (3) C-21 -2-29 (91 Once ad is ordered it cannot be cancelled full and part-time positions today and see if they have or son. American Education what you're looking for. 349 month lease, deposit re¬ available for registered and quired. No pets. Call Connie, FOR SALE Kenwood changed until after 1st insertion. Services 419 Lentz Court, FEMALE NEEDED- for 4 man 1065. C9-2-29 (7) - SOMEBODY ELSE'S CLOS¬ There is a M .00 charge for 1 ad change plus graduate nurses and student Lansing (North off West St. 353-5111 or 485-2469. KR6400 receiver, like new, 60 ET, featuring gently used nurse technicians. A 4 day, 10 spring term, Cedar Village, Joseph between Logan and 337-2988. 8-2-25 (3) ACROSS FROM 3-2-21 (7) watts per channel, must sell, clothing. 541 E. Grand River. 50' per additional change for maximum hour per day work week campus, Waverlyl. 5-2-22 (13) $175 or best offer, 337-1035. Open noon to 6 p.m. Take-ins of 3 changes. spacious one bedroom apart¬ option allowing 3 day week¬ SPECIAL OFFER: 1 month 2 BEDROOM NEAR campus, 5-2 22 (4) by appointment. ment available spring and The State News will only be responsible for end is available on the mid¬ CAMP FOR girls and boys, $225 plus utilities, after 5:30 free rent. Frandor Near, summer. Call 337-1101. C-21-2-29 (5) the 1st days incorrect insertion. Adjust¬ night shift. We offer: Primary (ages 8-15) in Algonquin Z3-2-21 (4) p.m. 332 3492. 6 2 26 13) CANNON FD 100-200mm & Team nursing, complete luxury one bedroom $250. Park, Ontario, has openings 200m lens, bought in mid RECORDS! THOUSANDS to ment claims must be made within 10 days orientation program, continu¬ Carpeted, balcony, part utili¬ for counselors, unit leaders, RENT MALE: Own room in Sept. $206.15 value, $190; choose from 751 and up, all of expiration date. ties, plus carport. No pets. FEMALE ROOMMATE need¬ ing education support sys¬ and activity instructors: Arts $250/month deposit. Avail¬ 4-man duplex-Available phone 394-3317. 5-2-22 (4) quality guaranteed. WAZOO Bills are due 7 days from ad expiration date. tem, excellent wage and ben¬ ed spring term. Cedar Village Et crafts, drama, music, able Call 482-9619. spring/summer $100. 337- RECORDS, 223 Abbott, 337 efit package. For more infor¬ now. Apartments. Call 337-1809 If not paid by due date, a M.OO late swimming, skiing, landsports, 0432. Z1-2-19 (3) KENWOOD TURNTABLE, mation contact Personnel Of¬ and canoe guides. (June 7-2-22 (7) Z5-2-25 (3) model KC-850, brand new °WT_C;21j2J9(5> service charge will be due. fice Department, Lansing $75.00. 353 3323. E5-2-22 (3) WE PAY up to $2 for LP's 26-August 23. Write Camp MALE ROOMMATE for IF YOU would like a place to General Hospital, 2800 De¬ FEMALE NEEDED: Now / and cassettes - also buying Tamakwa, 16000 W. 9 Mile spring term close to campus rent, but don't know where vonshire, Lansing Ml, 48909. Road, Suite 416, Southfield, on Red Cedar, pool. 337- spring. Waters Edge, $107.50. to look, call GREAT LAKES MACRAME PLANT Hangers- 45's, 4 songbooks. FLAT, Phone 372-8220, Ext. 267. Ml 48075 or call <313)569- After 6 p.m. 339 8089, Amy. $11 each. Phone 351-8743. black 1 Et CIRCULAR, up stairs 8050. 8-2-25 (3) today for sure, there's hun¬ EOE. X 25-3-3 (2?) 4240. Z3-2-20 (13) 10-3-13 120) dreds in our book. 394-2680. E5-2-22 13) 541 E. Grand River, open 11 C-21-2-29 (5) - a.m.-6 p.m. 351-0638. MALE FOR two-man apart¬ ATTENTION WE buy late PINTO, 1973. Runs and looks GYMNASTICS INSTRUC¬ ACT NOW! Summer sublet. BUMPER STICKERS with C-21-2-29 (6) YOUR TIME IS YOUR OWN. ment. Furnished, $145/ model imported and domes¬ like new. Super gas saver, TOR needed to teach gym¬ Campus Hill. Call 349-6934 or your message and Photo- SUNTAN Sell Avon part-time. Earn month. Spring term, close to tic compact cars. Contact no rust, $995. Call Rick, nastics classes. Must have 351-1121, 10-4. 10-3 3 (3) stamps, great for announce- WE SELL stereo equipment, good money and set your campus. 351 8204. 8-2-25(4) John DeYoung, WILLIAMS 351-1830 ext. 68. CURTIS strong gymnastics back¬ ments, gifts, etc. Call 351- THE STEREO SHOPPE, East own hours. Ask about low VW. 484-1341. C-21-2-29 (5) FORD, 3003 E. Michigan ground. Please contact LARGE, ONE bedroom, close 0435 for more information. Lansing. C-21-2-29 (3) cost group insurance cover¬ MALE NEEDED spring/ CHEVY BELAIR '72, 4-door, good condition, excellent Ave., Lansing. 8-2-27 (7) PINTO - 1974, 4 cylinder, Louise Moore at Lansing Ice and Gymnastics Center, 482- 1597. 7-2-22 (71 age. For more details call 482-6893. C-21-2-29 (7) summer term, Cedar Greens. $122.50. 337-1292. 2-2-1913) to campus, available imme¬ diately. For details, call 332 0472, evenings. 5-2-22 (4) „ StayGui, RCA-21" black and white BOOKS! 3 floors of books,i solid state, 6 months old. FREE transportation. $695 or best AM-FM 8 track, $900. Phone magazines and comics. $100. Call between 8-4 p.m. offer. Call 372-2478 after 6 STUDENT ASSISTANTS STUDIO APARTMENTS by CAMPUS - ONE block, FIRST VISIT CURIOUS BOOK SHOP, 307 372-6696. E5-2 25 (4) 339-1509. 5-2-19 (3) NURSING ATTENDANT- needed, temporary job Coral Gables. Furnished, utili¬ need one in four man, for East Grand River, East Lan- p.m. 8-2-22 (5) Now taking applications for PK coding questionnaires, we ties. $185. 337-1621. 5-2-22(3) spring. $118, furnished. 332- Building CHEVY MALIBU-Classic, 1975, excellent, no rust, TOYOTA- 1972 CORONA Deluxe, good condition, must sell. $995. 371-5763. 4-2-22(3) part time nursing attendants. All shifts, experience ferred. Must be 18. pre¬ Starting train, 3-2-20 (41 355-3474, 10:30-4:30. IF YOU would like a place to 3717. X-8-2-22 (4) 301 M.A.C. (Just Past . i iosttFo.nl iroi rent, but don't know where 2 MALES NEEDED to sublet E FLAT bari sax with low A. LOST-ONE rodeo bronc 55,900 miles, air, AM-FM, stereo, $1900. 355-6150. salary $3.22. Good work en¬ ALL STUDENT ADVERTIS¬ to look, call GREAT LAKES in 3 man apartment. $128. | Prinit-ln-A-Minit) H Cuf, good condition. $1000 saddle. $20 reward. Lost 2/16 VW BUG-74-AM/FM stereo, vironment," good benefits. 4-2-19 (4) ING must be prepaid now today for sure, there's hun¬ 351-8427 or 337-0422. 351-1805 or best offer. 372-4613. in front of Hubbard. Any $2000 firm. Call 485-3631, Class will begin March 3. through the end of the term. dreds in our book. 394-2680. 8-2-27 (3) 8 2-25 (4) information. Call John at after 3 D.m. 8-2-25 (3) Come to the Ingham County 1972 CUTLASS $400, little S-15-3-7 (41 C 21-2-29 (5) DUPLEXES 2-BEDROOM, 353-8238. Z3-2-21 (5) Medical Facility 3860 Dobie work. Before 3:30, 394-0937. FEMALE FOR 4-man spring. appliances, basement, lease, 2 REFRIGERATORS - VW SCIROCCO Road to complete your appli¬ YMCA r ,, . - 1975, STORER Camps, NEEDED 1 FEMALE imme¬ $240 $260, 372 9431. DORM size, $100 each or 5-2-21 (3) silver, FM stereo cassette. cation. 5-2-20(11) $115/month, pool. Close on AlHIIISlS $2900. Ken, 372-9104 days. Jackson, Ml. All summer diately. Cedar Village Apart¬ busline. 351 1559. 4 2 21 13) 8-2-27 (31 best offer. 393-7365. ' ' L-OJ staff positions open. Call ment with balcony. 351-3640. 72 CUTLASS - 2 door. Blue with white vinyl top, white 8-2-22 (3) WAITRESS WANTED- part- Sally Clark at 355-0389. 8:30-4:30. 8-2-25 (41 ONE OR two women needed ROOMMATE NEEDED. $85 «tt2L1i(!1 OLD ENGLISH Sheepdog, time, IMPERIAL GARDENS, B-2-26 (B) + utilities. 5 bedroom, stu¬ CRISTY'S FURNITURE HAS male 2 Vear 0,d- AKC- $10°- interior, good running con¬ to rent Cedar Village. Spring 349-2698. 8-2-25 (3) _ dition, air, bucket seats. 332- 5113. 8-2-27 (5) I A«to Service ||"71 $356 WEEKLY POSSIBLE in 5 BEDROOM DUPLEX, close to campus. $550/month. term! Excellent location, bor¬ dering campus. Non¬ dent. Downtown. 485-5944. 8 2-22 (3) DRASTICALLY REDUCED PRICES on used and irregular 882-3103. E5-2-25 (3) HEATING AND air condi¬ only 2 hours, work daily at GOOD USED tires, 13, 14, 15 home, start immediatley, free Convenient for students. Call smoking, please. 351-5334. dressers, desks, couches, ta LABRADORS-BLACK, AKC, tioning instructional assist¬ 16. 8-2-25 (4) S5-2-22 (5) ALL STUDENT bles, bookcases, and easy wormed and shots, $100. 1970 DELTA 88. Engine in inch. Snow tires too! Mount¬ ant. The Ingham Intermediate details. Bronco, Box 572-F ADVERTISING excellent condition. Make ed free. Used wheel and hub School District has an open¬ Perry Ml 48872. chairs. 506 E. Michigan, Lan- Phone 484-4050. E5-2-22 (3) MALE/FEMALE needed im¬ must be prepaid now through sing. 371-1893. (Next door to offer. 351-5776. 8-2-21 (3) caps. PENNEL SALES, 1825 ing for an instructional aid to 5-2-19 (6) the end of the term. Michigan, Lansing, Michigan assist in teaching heating and mediately. Private bath and S-15-3-7 (4) Wilcox Trading Post). I u«k;i. Hmr" I [~Liul 1977 DODGE ASPEN 2 door, 48912. 482-5818. air conditioning at the Capitol LPN CHARGE Nurse for 11 room, $140/month. Heat paid We have SINCERELY | WWHIB nWHBS 11 — | Call 393 9304 after 6 p.m. dropped our prices as low as 3 speed overdrive, rear de¬ C-21-2-2917) Area Career Center. 2 years p.m.-7 a.m. shift, part-time. 1 OR 2 GIRLS to room in 8-2-26 (4) we possibly can. 1 BEDROOM - $170/month, froster, 51,000 miles. $2950. experience required. Apply at Come join our team in basic modern duplex, fall term. 10 FEMALE ROOMMATES C-21-2-29 112) Deposit, close to campus Et 655-3989. 8-2-22 (4) MASON BODY SHOP, 812 E. Personnel Office. 2630 W. nursing care. PROVINCIAL minutes walk to campus. E. LANSING University needed- Spring-$110/month, Kalamazoo since 1940. Auto Howell Rd. Mason, Ml 48854. HOUSE EAST, Call 332-0817. - shopping. No children. 337- Villa Apartments, 635 Abbott Cedar Village-1 block from 353 2447 after 6. Ask for ISLAMIC BOOK: Write for FIAT '74. Front wheel drive, 5-2-19 (6) 0041. 8 2-22 14) painting-collision service. 4-2-19 (12) Rd. Two bedroom available Mary. 5-2-21 (51 1980 catalog: HENA Box campus, modern appliances, new AM/FM stereo, 30 MPG. American, Foreign cars. 485 now. $290/month. Stop by 0256. C-2V-2-29I5) PART-TIME TYPIST needed HELP WANTED - DOOL- parking garage. 351 -2865 585, Jackson, Ml 49204 Clean interior. Runs very good. $1200/best offer. 372- 7346. 5-2-21 (4) REMANUFACTURED STAR¬ for spring term. Students only. Must be able to type 60 EY'S kitchen - day shifts available - Apply Wednesday 343 Student Services and ask for R.W. or stop by the Linda A. 8-2-21 (6) FEMALE summer NEEDED spring/ terms. Own room, Z8 2 25 (3) JZ\ apartment between 8 and 11 ONE BEDROOM unfur close to campus. 332 7069. 2 CHAIRS, BOOKS, records, ANTI-DRAFT BUMPER TERS, alternators and gen¬ wpm (test given). Apply in or Thursday between 10 and p.m. weeknights. D 302, nished. Close to campus. 8 2 26 13) various items. 332 5868. erators in stock. Chequered 5. 10-2-26 (5) stickers. "Draft beer, not GRANADA, 1975. Good person 301 MAC, P-K. Bldg, 5-2-19 (5) $265. 351 6049. 6-2-22 (3) Good drum set. $350. Flag Foreign car parts. 2605 FEMALE FOR co-ed duplex, women or men." $1/each or transportation, great on gas, Suite 105 (basement). 82 26 (31 E. Kalamazoo Street. One CHILD-CARE in East Lansing immediately, own room, bus five for $4. Stamped self- blue, $1395. Call Rudy, 351- LANSING. NEAR Capitol. 1830 ext. 68. CURTIS FORD, mile west of campus. 487- LOVING CAREGIVER- for home. Wednesday/Friday. Cozy, 1-bedroom, upper flat, Houses near, phone 332-2231. TOP DOLLAR paid- SLR addressed envelope, DP Box 5055. C-21-2-31 (7) terrific kids! Country Call 351 7476 until 2 p.m. 8-2-21 (3) 1147 Chapel Hill North 3003 E. Michigan Ave., two includes stove, refrigerator, cameras, lenses, flashes, en¬ 5-2-25 (3) EAST LANSING Carolina, 27514. Z10-3-3 (6) Lansing. 8-2-27 (6) home. Monday-Thursday, re¬ washer/dryer, all utilities and larges, movie and slide pro¬ SPECIAL MSU STUDENT ferences. 349-4877 676- Spacious new two story and EAST LANSING Carpet or parking. Small pet okay. jectors, antique cameras and weekend rates. UGLY DUCK¬ 4819. 5-2-25 (5) LICENSED BABYSITTER ranch homes. Immediate ed, 2 bedroom duplex, full BLACKFOOT/WHITEFOOT GREMLIN, 1972. 6 cylinder, Available late February. $215/ photos. Camera Repair fast, 3 speed, good transportation, LING car rentals. 372-7650. wanted- for 2 month old month. Want single, respon¬ occupancy available. Two car basement, available now low prices guaranteed work. Ball If vou weren't there in $495. Call Rick, 351-1830 ext. C-21-2-29 (3) NOW ACCEPTING applica¬ infant starting March 3. Pre sible, grad student. 482 9226. garages, full basement, fully Ste-Mar Realty. 339-3512. WILCOX TRADING POST 1949, you don't want to miss tions for part-time help. equipped kitchen, and three OR 5 2 19 (4) this one. 21-2-19 (41 68. CURTIS FORD, 3003 E. fer someone in Cherry Lane OR 15 2-29(10) 509 E Michigan, Lansing TRANSMISSIONS FOR bedrooms. Close to shop¬ Michigan Ave., Lansing. Apply in person between 2 Et or University Apartments. 485 4391. C 16-2-29 (10) 8-2-27 (5) most cars, used, $75. re¬ 4 p.m. Burger King restau¬ 487-6827. 8-2-25 (6) FEMALE NEEDED ping, schools, and busline. Rooms ALL STUDENT ADVERTIS¬ spring EHO hours 11:00-6:00 except conditioned, $125. 323-4401. rant, 1141 E. Grand River, E. MILK CASES, sturdy plastic, ING must be prepaid now term. Campus Hill Apart GREMLIN, 1974. 6 cylinder, E5-2-22 (3) Lansing. 3-2-21 (6) SWITCHBOARD OPERA¬ ments. $98/month. 349-6878. Friday. 12" X 12" X 10.5' (inside) 75$ through the end of the term. LCC & CAPITOL near; pleas automatic, great on gas, ex¬ TOR and receptionist for 8-2-21 (3) each. Makes nice book¬ S 183-7 14) JUNK CARS wanted. Also ant sleeping room, apartment cellent transportation, $995. ASSISTANT HORSE Trainer automobile dealership. Even¬ shelves. 676 5460. Call Rudy, 351-1830 ext. 68. selling used parts. Phone privileges. 371 3098. wanted-Hard work, live in, ings and Saturdays. Call FEMALE WANTED, spring E 5 2 19 (4) Countless home buyers will CURTIS FORD, 3003 E. 321-3651. C-21-2-29 (3) should be able to give les¬ STORY OLDS DATSUN, ask 7-2-21 (3) term, own room, close, rent find their future homes in the for Mr. Brown. 351-0400. BENEICKE AND KRUE Michigan Ave., Lansing. sons, KaTalPa Arabians, 596 negotiable. 351-0532. ROGERS LS 35 A's. 4 Classified columns. Call us OWN ROOM in house 2 8-2-27 (7) llil Hagadorn, Mason, 676-5728. 8 2-28 (6) 8-2-28 (6) 8 2 22 (3) blocks from campus. $135 + months old, negotiate, must with your real estate ad utilities 337 7774. 5 2-19 (3) sell 393-7119. 3-2-21 13) today. LOW MILEAGE - '79 El ATTENTION MARKETING HELP WANTED-Apply at EAST LANSING - Female Camino and '78 Chevy 3/4 and business students. CAFETERIA SUPERVISOR, Little Caesar's. Today, after 4 roommate, non-smoker, for PART-time positions with East Lansing High School. 5-2-25 (3) nice 2 bedroom apartment. ton pick-up. 694-2211. p.m. 8-2-19 (4) Michigan's largest Multi- 10:30 a.m.T p.m. Monday- $152.50 including utilities. Bite Into Manufacturer Distributor Friday, $3.30/hour. Apply in 332-4114. 8-2-19(5) OATIKUMM | For Renl OjjjmtaMtjj 1977 MONARCH 4 door, air, Automobile required. 20 person, Personnel Office, information service excellent shape, AM-FM, hours per week. 339 9500. East Lansing Public Schools, p.o.box n. okemos.mi4ss44 FALL HOUSING - DON'T ALL STUDENT must sell, 337-0780. 4-2-19(31 C14-2-29 (7) 509 Burcham Drive. 8-2-21 (7) 349-6886 GET CAUGHT IN THE ADVERTISING ligh earnings plus College Tuition Program ALL STUDENT ADVERTIS- CLERK WANTED - Adult OVERSEAS JOBS - Sum¬ COLD! GREAT LAKES - must be prepaid now through Cash prizes lor students mer/year round. Europe, S. 394-2680. C20-2-29I3) the end of the term. A company respected nationwide COMPLETE ING must be prepaid now Bookstore. VELVET FIN- S-15-3-7 (4) America, Australia, Asia, etc. through the end of the term. GERS, 527 E. Michigan, 489- All fields, $500-$1,200 month¬ CAMPUS NEAR- Now rent¬ INFORMATION SERVICE S-15-3-7 (4) 2278 C-21-2-29 (4) AT reasonable rates ly. Expenses paid. Sightsee¬ ing for fall 1980, houses, 2 PERSONS NEEDED for 1 MODELS WANTED, $9/hour ing. Free information - duplexes, apartments, rooms, bedroom, pool, behind Bro- MONTE CARLO - 1973, tilt. needs 489-2278 or apply in person at Write: IJC, Box 52-ME, Coro¬ furnished, 1-6 bedrooms. dy, available spring term, VELVET FINGERS, 527 E. na Del Mar, CA. 92625. Crossroads Management, $280/month. 337-1161. Z15-2-22I8) 351-6472. C9 2-29 (61 8-2-26 (4) Michigan. C-21-2-29 (4) 8 Michigan Stote News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, February 19, 1980 m ! Typing Service ||^j| DISC JOCKEY «1 SOUND has the latest tunes by DISCOUNT RECORDS, supplied TYPING TERM papers. perienced, fast service Call 351-8923 - OR-21-2-29 (3) Ex¬ IBM Utah man claims FBI file is harmful and a modern sound system, to help make your party a success. For more info phone | Instructions By RON BARKER He isn't seeking damages from confronted by the FBI and went back to a job in Grand "They laid off some trouble¬ were told by informants. The anonymous informant 332-2212. Ask for Tom. Associated Press Writer the government, although he Atomic Energy Commission Junction that didn't require a makers, and my name was on PRIVATE GUITAR instruc¬ the list," McCarty says. "The told the FBI McCarty had been 10-2-21 (7) SALT LAKE CITY - lost at least four jobs because of security officers in 1953, he was security clearance, but he was tion. Beginners through ad¬ warned to foreman couldn't understand a Communist Party member in Almost 27 years ago, electrician that file. He wants his name told his alleged membership in "keep his mouth BLUEGRASS EXTENSION vanced. Call MARSHALL Los Angeles in 1943, and that Paul McCarty was fired from cleared for his children's sake, the Communist Party was "on shut." why my name was on the list." SERVICE play weddings, par¬ MUSIC CO. 337 9700. Open his job at an Atomic Energy and as a matter of pride. his record." "They thought I had been a He thinks the FBI may have he was a member of a front ties. 337-0178 or 372-3727. weeknights until 9:00 p.m. Saturdays 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Commission plant in Kentucky He is being helped by the "They told me that if I denied communist, I guess, but were been responsible. group in Los Angeles in 1949. Q-21-2-29 (3) C-21-2-29 (6) because someone — he doesn't Project for Open Government. it, I would never work for the willing to hire me if I didn't get McCarty says every time he McCarty says he didn't even know who — told the FBI that His attorney, Theodore Jacobs, government again," McCarty into trouble," McCarty says. tried to clear his name with the live in Los Angeles after 1946, SPRING BREAK flights- says. He denied it, and they FBI, he was given the brushoff. and there are no documents Lansing to Ft. Lauderdale or NBW FACES he had been a communist. says there are many people like Miami, $216. United. Call He denied it, and demanded a McCarty who have been kept their promise. A YEAR LATER, he noticed Once, he wrote President which back up the informant's 351-7091. Jean. Between 7 WANTKD he claim. chance to confront his accuser. harmed by information in FBI Until 1974, he didn't know was being followed. The man Lyndon Johnson asking for and 8 p.m. 7-2-20 (4) for professional modeling, to troin for Live Fashion Instead, he was marched off files that is inaccurate, that the "record" was informa¬ even asked a cafe waitress help. Johnson referred the case McCarty says he wants his tion supplied the FBI by some¬ what McCarty had talked about to the Justice Department, name cleared simply because Show, Magazine. Photo¬ federal property by armed untimely, irrelevant or incom¬ Real Estate graphy. T.V. No experience guards. plete. one who wouldn't give his name during dinner. which later told McCarty there that's what he set out to do 27 Now, retired at age 66, or testify openly against "I decided to leave there was nothing it could do. years ago. And he worries EAST LANSING- Beautiful McCarty of Cedar City, Utah, McCarty. because I thought if anything about his 33-year-old son in the tree filled double-size lot, 4 After being fired by the AEC McCARTY S LAWYER says military. wants his FBI filed expunged. WHEN McCARTY WAS went wrong, or if anyone got bedroom, colonial, adjacent from his job in Paducah, Ky„ hurt, I'd be the prime suspect," the FBI has taken the position "If we get into a war with to park, with ski/nature trails, McCarty was hired — then he says. that it is not responsible for the Russia, they're liable to investi¬ fireplace, finished basement, fired — from jobs requiring He was also laid off by validity of a person's file. The gate him and find that file on fenced backyard, etc., etc., LESSONS IN guitar, banjo security clearances in Grand General Chemical Co. under FBI will only vouch for the me. I don't want to see him hurt $79,900, by owner. 351-7196. 8-2-25 18) and more, at INSTRUMENT SCHOOL. the ELDERLY El Salvador rebels Junction, Colo., and Denver. He unusual circumstances. accuracy of what its agents by it," McCarty says. C-1-2-19 (3) EAST LANSING- 3 Bedroom colonial with formal dining room & den. Excellent loca¬ Tratsportaiion |CT seize ministry offices Don't tion in Bailey neighborhood. Walking to all schools. Many perrenials & flowering trees, WANTED: State any RIDE TO weekend. Share N.Y. SAN SALVADOR. El Salva¬ Embassy twice this month but keep your dor (AP) — Some 50 members later freed the Panamanian large portion of backyard fenced. Oak floors. By owner, $78,900. Open Sunday. Call expenses, Z1-2-19 (3) driving. 355-0777. of a leftist-dominated group identified as the National diplomats they held hostage and left the building. Graduation a Secret. I Round Town [fTI for appointment after 5 p.m. Teachers Association seized the Occupation of embassies and weekdays. 332-0142. payroll and administrative government buildings and the 7-2-22 (13) WINTER SHOW & Sale - offices of the Education Min¬ taking of hostages have become Miniatures, doll houses, istry on Monday and held a routine tactic of the LP-28 — announcements are Service antique reproduction & ori¬ almost 200 persons inside. as the group is known — and ginal dolls. Sunday, February "We have done this to other leftist groups press the HOUSE SITTER. sional person will house sit Profes¬ 24, 9-4:30, Long's, Cedar Street & 1-69 interchange. demand the freedom of political government for economic reform demands. social and now available at prisoners,," a spokesperson for during your absences. Refer¬ Adults $2, children 756 the group told a reporter Various leftist groups — a Phone 351-8819. ences. 8-2-20(4) 4-2-22 (8) through a window of the Educa¬ tion Ministry building. half dozen activist organiza¬ tions and three rebel groups — the MSU Bookstore For a resultful classified ad, Israel said Monday that by also say they oppose the mili¬ HORSES BOARDED- In¬ use a large heading or white side arena available, excellent care and facilities, $125 in¬ space. It's worth a few extra the end of the month, it was tary-civilian junta and seek a Marxist government in the customer service desk. dollars ... as you'll soon find closing its embassy, the sixth side, $75 outside, KaTalPa nation in recent months to do so country. Arabians, 676-5728. 8-2-28(5) because of the violence in this The junta has been in power Central American country. since the Oct. 15 overthrow of GUITAR REPAIRS. Prompt guaranteed service. Free esti¬ It's What's Israel has not had an ambas¬ President Carlos Humberto mates and reasonable rates. Member American Guild of Happening sador in this country years; for several the embassy has been Romero, an army general. Before that, El Salvador had Order yours now!! Luthiers. MARSHALL MU¬ operated by lower-ranking been ruled by military or SIC CO. 337-9700. Announcements for It's What's officers. C-21-2-29 (6) military-backed governments ALL STUDENT ADVERTIS¬ Happening must be received in the State News office, 343 Student Negotiations continued for the release of two remaining for 37 years. Supply Limited Services Bldg., by noon at least The West German Embassy ING must be prepaid now hostages at the Spanish through the end of the term. two days before publications. No announcements will be accepted Embassy, occupied Feb. 4 by announced Feb. 7 that it was 35' each or 10 for '3.00 S-15-3-7 (4) leftist militants demanding closing for security reasons. by phone. freedom for several arrested The next day, all West German militants. personnel left El Salvador. | Iniy Swice AIESEC, the international The same militants from the South Africa, Japan, Switzer¬ Association of Students in Econo¬ Popular Leagues of Feb. 28 also land and Great Britain also FAST ACCURATE typing. mics and Business Management, Reasonable rates. Call Mon¬ occupied the Panamanian have closed their embassies. meets at 6 tonight, 334 Union. day-Friday, 489-6903. C-21-2-29 (3) Campus Crusade for Christ's leadership training class meets at UNIGRAPHICS COMPLETE RESUME SER¬ VICE: typesetting; OFFERS offset 7:15 tonight, 100 Engineering Bldg. East German leads THE'THOMAS M. printing; and bindery ser¬ vices. Approved dissertation United Students for Christ THOMAS M. COOLEY COOLEY printing and binding special¬ sponsors Bible study, interdenominational 7 tonight, 302 Bessey Nordic combo event LAW SCHOOL ists. For estimate, stop in at 2843 E. Grand River or phone 332-8414. C-21-2-29 (9) LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (AP) LAW SCHOOL The Irish Language and Culture Petzold of East Germany, with East Germany's Ulrich Association meets at 6 tonight, time of 30 minutes, 31.54 COLLEGIATE ORATORY — a EXPERT TYPING. Disserta¬ tions - theses - business - Sunporch, Union. Wehling led at the halfway seconds, won the gold medal in stage of the Nordic combined the women's 10-kilometer cross legal. MSU grad. 337-0205. Christian Science Organization C-21-2-29 (3) SAVE YOUR brain - Avoid meets at 6:30 tonight, 335 Union. Open to the public. event Monday at the XIII Winter Games, with Walter country ski race. Also, in the first head of the COMPETITION Malmquist of Post Mills. Vt., a men's giant slalom, Andeas the strainl Let an experienced surprising second. Wenzel of Liechtenstein turned secretary do your term paper, thesis, manuscript- whatever. MSU Jugglers tonight. Tower Room, Union. will meet at 6 The event combines 70-meter in the fastest time with a PRIZES: OVER $20,000 IN LAW SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIPS ski jumping — Monday's seg¬ clocking of 1:20.17 through the Reasonable. Call 371-2370. Open to the public. ment — with cross country 3-2-21 (6) Aikido meets at 7:30 skiing, to be conducted 56gate, 1,254-meter course. The second heat will be run One Statewide Winner — receives a three-year full tuition scholarship to p.m. Tuesday and Thursday, 7 p.m. Tuesday. THESES, MANUSCRIPTS, Friday, judo room, IM Sports- After the jumping, Wehling Tuesday. Thomas M. Cooley Law School etc. Former college admini¬ And in non-competitive West. strative secretary. 4-2-22 (3) 332-2616. had 227.2 points, Malmquist had 221.8 and Hubert Schwarz news, it appeared that the Two Regional Winners receive three-year half tuition scholarships. horrendous transportation of West Germany had 219.6. Six Semi-Finalists receive S500 tuition grants. TYPING IN my home. Close problems were being ironed Wehling, who won this event in out, but that lengthy delays, to campus. Quality workl 1972 and 1976, made the best Cindy. 9 a.m.-7 p.m. 394-4448 Baptist Student Union Bible jump of the day 85 meters on some of more than two hours, ELIGIBILITY: The competition is open to any undergraduate student C-21-2-29 (4) study and fellowship begins at — still existed. 6:30 tonight, 332 Union. Open to his second attempt. Malmquist enrolled in a Michigan college, university or community college. the public. was right behind him with a Hilkka Riihivuori and Helena TYPING, LIBRARY research leap of 84 meters. Kerry Lynch Takalo of Finland took the resume service. Free pick-up and delivery. 676-1912. of Grand Lake, Colo., was the silver and bronze medals on the EACH CONTESTANT must prepare and deliver a 10 minute original speech C-21-2-29 (3) second-best American, in 20th ! 0-kilometer course on Mount Van Hoevenberg. from memory on one of these topics, pro or con: Women's Resource Center place. EXPERIENCED IBM typist, sponsors noontime discussion Each competitor jumped Alison Owen-Spencer of — A Federal Constitutional Convention Every 200 Years (with references.) Fast and three times, with the two best Indian, Alaska, the top Ameri¬ from 12:15 to 1 p.m. Wednesday, accurate! 349-6692. jumps counting. can finisher, was 22nd in —The Death Penalty In Michigan 334 Union. OR-8-2-27 (3) Earlier Monday, Barbara 32:41.33. —The Drafting of Women Into the Armed Forces MSU Astronomy Club meets at TYPING-FAST, accurate, 8:30 tonight, MSU Observatory. theses, term papers, editing, — Non-partisan Primary for Michigan Supreme Court Justices close. 351-1345, 332-8498. 2-2-29 (3) For rides, call 332-0799. Stevie Wonder's film — A New System of Legislative Apportionment in Michigan TYPING. FREE pick-up and I continued from page 6) JUDGING: Speeches will be judged delivery. Fast, experienced, But who am I to doubt or question the inevitable being on the basis of content, speaking technique Medical Anthropology lunch- low rates. 676-2009. time lecture meets noon Wednes¬ For these are but a few discoveries we find inside and overall persuasiveness. OR-21-2-29 (3) day, 308 Natural Resources Bldg. the Secret Life of Plants. Local Auditions begin April 14, 1980. This pantheistic credence reaches a visual summit near the EXPERIENCED IBM typing, dissertations (Pica, Elite). movie's end, when Stevie makes his lone appearance. His lack of Regional Semi-Finals begin April 21, 1980. FAYANN 489-0358. sight unimportant, Wonder sings the title song while walking C-21-2-29 (3) confidently amid gardens of life, so in tune with them that he Statewide Finals will be on Law Day, May 1, 1980. The MSU Outing Club will meet at 7:30 tonight, 215 IM Sports- knows he will not fall. The plants appear to guide and support him, LOW RATES - Term pa¬ West. and eventualy lead him (and us) to a breathtaking climax in a DEADLINE: Entry registration forms must be postmarked no later than pers, resumes. Fast expert spectacular, vast field of blooming sunflowers where plant and typing, Day and evening. Cell man joyously sing their song of life. March 7, 1980. Fill out yours and mail soon. Everywoman's Weekend Co¬ "G" TYPING. 321-4771. C-21-2-29 (4) ordinating Committee meets at Equal to these visual displays of beauty is the stunningly 6:30 tonight, Mural Room, Union. sensitive music of Wonder. Every spoken word or blooming flower PLEASE ENTER MY NAME AS A PARTICIPANT IN THE THOMAS M. COOLEY LAW SCHOOL is enriched by music so natural it seems to simply rise from the NEED A library search or a MSU Russian Chorus meets at 7 earth. Wonder captures every facet of the film in amazing detail. COLLEGIATE ORATORY COMPETITION, AND SEND ME THE OFFICIAL RILES AND BIBLIOGRAPHIES computer produced biblio¬ tonight, 135 Music Bldg. Open to How a writer who never saw a frame of the film could describe it in graphy? Call GATEKEEPERS, the public. music so accurately is awe-inspiring. Wonder told me "What I ON ALL COMPETITION TOPICS. I understand there are no entry fees or other obligations at 349-6886. 15-2-29(4) tried to do with the music was to create what I felt the movie was involved. Polish Speakers will meet at 3 p.m. Wednesday, cafeteria, Inter¬ to me. For me it was a journey. It leaves a mystery in people's Please type or print clearly: national Center. Open to the minds because they feel they are the greatest things on earth, but public. that's not true. Our survival depends on something as significant C15-2-29I3) NAME as plants. There is far more to the earth than just us and the things Coalition for Justice will meet at we've created." COPYGRAPH SERVICE noon Wednesday, Board Room, This "journey" took Wonder three years to complete, and the ADDRESS CITY COMPLETED, DISSERTA¬ Community Services Bldg., 300 N. results are worth every second. The music is at times delicate, TIONS AND RESUME SER¬ Washington Ave., Lansing. .PHONE. VICE. Cornei MAC and happy, smooth or pulsatingly turbulent, depending on the scene. STATE ZIP _ ASMSU Each is effective though, and always pleasing. "In doing the music, Grand Fvvef, 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. announces a drinking FRESHMAN ( ) Monday-Friday, 10 a.m.-5 age petition drive meeting at 8:30 I felt comfortable, but only because you felt comfortable with me," SOPHOMORE ( ) Saturday. 337-1666. tonight, 334 Union. says Wonder. A lot of people have been around Stevie Wonder's SCHOOL JUNIOR ( ) SENIOR ( ) C-21-2-29 (7) music a long time, so I felt you would want to experience the Minority Students in Engineer¬ ing will hold a meeting at 4:10 p.m. journey as I had." Though this journey was a long one for Wonder Mail to: Thomas M. Cooley Law School Collegiate Oratory Competition TYPING, EXPERIENCED, land his fans), its near perfection is testimony enough. "At first I fast and reasonable. 371-4635 Tuesday in 230 Engineering Bldg. wasn't satisfied with the music; and if I'm putting out something as 217 S. Capitol Avenue Lansing, Michigan 48933. 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Western. record. beating 20th-rated Ohio State end, as both men's and women's His sophomore brother Barry Posting its highest score of In the Central Collegiate University, 26-16, before losing squads competed home and posted a 7-4 mark in epee the season, the women's gym¬ Meet in Ann Arbor, the men's to fifth-ranked University of away. against the four teams. nastics team rolled to a 136.5 track team placed second Wisconsin, 25-11. ,84-72 tI The following is a round-up of In foil, senior Chris Young 92.65 win over Indiana State behind the minus star the weekend's action: The women's basketball team was 7-4. Juniors Chambers and Jon Thomas led John University Saturday in Jenison Fieldhouse. University of Michi¬ gan with 77.5 points. Senior Randy Smith was a Fred Worthem, a pounder, and Chuck Joseph, 158- who competes at 126 pounds, won two games over the week¬ the sabre group with 8-4 and 6-6 MSU captured all of the double-winner for the Spartans, were the only double winners end, in the IM Sports-West records respectively. first-through-third positions in winning the 60 and 300-yard By ADAM TEICHER neath. When Wayne State did and their press led to a flurry of for the Spartan grapplers. arena beating Indiana Univer¬ The men's gymanstics team the meet, the exception being dashes. State News Sports Writer miss, more often than not they turnovers. was a double-winner over the the Sycamores' third on the Besides Smith's Worthem beat Wisconsin's Whatever MSU women's bas¬ grabbed the rebound and layed Wayne State's Monice sity in double overtime Friday per¬ it in. The Tartars held a 30-17 night, 73-71, before coming weekend, at Madison, Wis., balance beam. In addition, the formances, MSU received nationally-ranked Mike Terry ketball coach Karen Langeland Thomas led all scorers with 19 back to defeat Miami (Ohio) holding off the University of Spartans took the top five spots second-place finishes from in MSU's loss to the Badgers,the told her Spartans at halftime of rebounding advantage in the points. The Spartans were led first half. University, 71-70, Saturday Wisconsin, 255.05-252.85, while in the all-around scoring. sophomore Michael White in second time this season he has Monday night's game with by Reynolds with 15 and The women's swimming team the 880 and senior Keith Moore beaten a wrestler of national Nanette Gibson with 13. Gibson afternoon. downing Western Wayne State University, she'll It wasn't much better when the 1,000-yard and it In the game against the University, 255.05-239.80. swept its first two home meets prominence. want to bottle it use MSU had the ball in the first also pulled down 11 rebounds. Junior Marvin Gibbs placed of winter term the week¬ Hoosiers, MSU was led by over again. half. The Spartans shot just 31 first on the parallel bars against end, stopping Oakland Univer¬ The victory gave MSU, now sophomore Deb Traxinger's 17 MSU trailed 42-33 at the half, percent from the floor before 13-10 on the season, its first points, including 11 of 13 from both the Badgers and the sity on Friday night, 83-48, and but rallied to rout the Tartars, the intermission. Broncos, while sophomore Rich three-game winning streak of the free-throw line. Sophomore drubbing Eastern Michigan 84-72, before 191 fans in the "Laurie (Reynolds) was the the year. Nanette Gibson chipped in with Licata took top honors on the University, 103-25, Saturday. IM-West Sports Arena. 16. horizontal bar against Wiscon¬ Freshman Laurie Thompson only player in the game in the More importantly, the Spar¬ first half," Langeland ex¬ Against the Redskins, sin. was the big star for the After the Tartars reeled off tans avoided a loss to an freshman Karen Wells scored Junior Ivan Merritt captured Spartans, winning three indivi¬ six straight points to take a plained. "It may have been we in-state rival that would have a were a little overconfident, but career-high 19 points, while first place finishes in floor dual events in each meet and 15-point lead to start the half, dropped them in the seedings senior co-captain Mary Kay exercise in both competitions, her time of 4:45.70 in the MSU dominated the rest of the I don't know for sure. It was for next weekend's state tour¬ way. like we took sleeping pills nament. MSU was ranked se¬ Itnyre added 12. before the game." The fencing team won two of cond and Wayne State seventh ■ LARGE OR SMALL its four matches at the Univer¬ The Spartans went into a full i court press and Wayne State "We should have thrown a bucket of water on them at in the state by the coaches of Michigan college teams. sity of Notre Dame Saturday. i FREE WE'VE GOT EM ALL! folded like a cheap suitcase. The Spartans defeated Pur¬ halftime to wake them up," "This game would have had due University, 17-10, and the I SMALL COKE Their bulge shrank from 15 to assistant coach Tina Krah an adverse effect only if we University of Illinois-Chicago I 10, and then MSU ran off a 35-9 quipped. lost," Langeland said. "I don't Circle, 22-5, while losing to Ohio > No Purchase string to put the game away with 5 minutes left. That wasn't necessary be¬ think we'll move up just be¬ State University, 18-9, and the And MSU didn't even need cause in the second half, the cause we beat the seventh- rated team." host Fighting Irish, 19-8. 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