Thurbday Party sunny skies are fore- east for today with tempera tures in the mid 50s. tate MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY News EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN 48824 VOLUME 74 NUMBER 54 Carter Washington imposes volcano 10-cent gas tax By MARTIN CRUTSINGER the program will be an administrative rumbling Associated Press Writer nightmare and other critics have said there VANCOUVER. Wash. (UPI) - Mount St. WASHINGTON (AP) - President is no way to prevent refiners from passing Helens, its usually snow-white slopes now Carter officially implemented his plan to on some of their extra costs through higher scarred by craters, mudslides and falling impose a 10-cent-a-gallon tax on gasoline charges on other petroleum products. ash from its week-long eruption, shuddered Wednesday despite the fact that some The plan also has come under attack in Wednesday in the strongest earthquake yet members of Congress are seeking to derail Congress, where a House commerce sub¬ from molten lava rumbling inside the the proposal. committee voted 17-3 last week to block the mountain. Carter signed a proclamation to begin import fee by denying the Energy Depart¬ Scientists said the ever-increasing mag¬ collecting an import fee of $4.62 a barrel on ment the money to administer it. nitude of the quakes have ominous implica crude oil. At the same time, he imposed a Carter has the authority to impose the tions for a violent lava eruption from the complex set of regulations designed to import fee without congressional approval. 9,677-foot peak. ensure the entire brunt of the tax falls on After the subcommittee vote, White House Ash from the volcano spread wide over gasoline. press secretary Jody Powell said the the Northwest leaving towns as far as 300 Carter made the import fee retroactive to president would veto legislation aimed at miles to the east dusted with abrasive grit. March 15 and administration officials said blocking his power to impose the tax. Pressure began boiling up inside as the the 10-cent hike in gasoline prices would mountain continued to swell its base and begin showing up May 15 at the pumps. CARTER PROPOSED THE new tax as earthquakes were less frequent but strong¬ "The high level of the nation's con¬ an anti-inflation tool, contending that the er. The largest temblor yet, measuring 4.8 sumption of gasoline is the single most rising prices of imported oil were a major on the open-ended Richter scale, shook the important cause of our dependence on contributor to the country's inflation rate. volcano at 1:30 a.m. ""he previous high foreign oil," Carter said in the proclamation. shakers, measuring 4.7, occurred at least However, congressional opponents say "Our consumption of gasoline can be three times on Tuesday. the $10.3 billion more that motorists will be reduced with less serious consequencs to "I think a serious eruption is very our economy than if similar action were paying annually for gasoline because of the import fee will only worsen inflation. possible, but 1 would not go so far as to say taken with respect to other petroleum it is probable," said Bob Crosson, Washing¬ products, such as home heating oil." The administration hopes the fee will cut ton geophysics profes^r. "I do think there gasoline use by 100,000 barrels per day by is very high pressure within the mountain." CARTER HAD ANNOUNCED plans for May 1981, slightly over 1 percent of this what he labeled a "gasoline conservation "There have been a lot of earthquakes, country's total daily consumption. fee" on March 14 when he unveiled his the source for which is probably moving latest program to fight inflation. The president said he would drop the magma molten rock," said Steve Malone, Officials said Carter waited until Wed¬ import fee if Congress agrees to boost the senior research associate at the University nesday to put the import fee into effect federal gasoline tax to 14 cents per gallon. of Washington geophysics department. because the Energy Department needed The tax currently is four cents. The A cloud of steam and ash rises from the crater Mount St. Helens in Spirit Lake, Wash., during an He said a study of volcanoes throughout more time to ensure the regulations president also is asking Congress to tie the on the world shows that eruptions are preced¬ imposed would channel all the cost onto federal gasoline tax to the price of gasoline, eruption early Wednesday. The plume rose to more than 16,000 feet. Scientists speculate a fiery ed by intense earthquake activity for so the tax will rise as the price of gasoline gasoline. lava eruption is nearing. several months. Oil company officials have charged that increases. DRAFT REGISTRATION DISCUSSION Subway study OK'd Officials cite nuclear WASHINGTON (AP) - The Carter Meyer said that at best, it would take war "would assure Selective Service System possibility Soviet Union of U.S. strength and resolve. after bitter debate administration said Wednesday that re¬ Selective Service 85 days after a mobil¬ capability to deliver the first inductees 12 By CHRIS PARKS The subway issue has provoked the newal of draft registration could reduce the ization order to deliver the first inductee to days after mobilization," Meyer said. Cohen said that throughout the fight last most intense and often bitter contro¬ United Press International possibility of nuclear warfare. boot camp. Sens. William Cohen, R-Maine, and Roger year, the administration repeatedly assured in the Capitol this year. A resolution allowing engineering versy seen It was a new argument from the Disavowing his earlier estimate that Jepsen, R-Iowa, said they were skeptical of him it could get by without registration. work to proceed on the controversial Suburban Detroit lawmakers in many administration for President Carter's regis¬ Selective Service could produce recruits putting much faith in the administration's instances see the project as an expen¬ within 17 days, Rostker said Mayer's estimates. "Now you come up here and tell me the Detroit subway won final legislative tration plan, which has been stalled more sive sop to Detroit Mayor Coleman than a month in the House Appropriations estimate was "highly optimistic." Rostker Cohen, backed by the administration, plan was a sham ... All those rec¬ approval Wednesday, squeaking through the Senate without a vote to Young which will not benefit their Committee. said it probably would take 120 to 150 days fought against peacetime draft registration ommendations were inaccurate, not feas¬ constituents. Proponents claim it will be ible, farcical," Cohen complained. "One of spare. Gen. Edward C. Meyer, the Army's chief to deliver the first recruit. last year. The administration opposed an economic boon to the Detroit area of staff, said peacetime registration would registration until Carter, on Jan. 23, the problems I have here is a question of The House version of the resolution and hint opposition is racially motivat¬ save from 73 to 108 days in rushing BY CONTRAST peacetime registration endorsed registration as a signal to the credibility." was adopted 20-15 after more than an ed. reinforcements to Europe to back up the hour of debate during which senators were locked in the chamber following an The depth of the antagonism was 300,000 U.S. troops stationed there. illustrated in a heated exchange be¬ "Registration will provide the means to initial negative vote and two lawmakers Windfall profits tax becomes law ensure an unbroken stream of replacement traded veiled threats of a physical tween subway foe Sen. Gilbert DiNello, confrontation. D-East Detroit, and Sen. Basil Brown, personnel to permit this nation to go to war when it determines it must, to protect its A minimum of 20 votes is required for D-Highland Park. essential interests," Meyer said. WASHINGTON (AP) — President Carter signed a compromise develop new energy sources. passage. Brown touched off the exchange by $227.7 billion "windfall profits" tax bill on oil companies However, Congress has said it wants 60 percent of the revenue, The House approved the resolution offering a Bronx cheer as his com¬ MEYER TESTIFIED ABOUT Carter or $137 billion, spent on reducing federal income taxes. last week by a similarly close margin. s Wednesday and hailed it as a "victory for every single American mentary on DiNello's remarks. But additional, specific legislation will be needed to earmark just The releases $950,000 for plan before the Senate Armed Services citizen." measure DiNello denounced Brown's "noises Committee, along with Bernard Rostker, At a ceremony in the East Room, the president noted that when how the money will be spent. preliminary engineering studies on a with his mouth" as behavior unfit for a director of the Selective Service System; In his remarks, the president indicated he was not opposed to scaled-back rail system running under¬ he proposed the legislation a year ago, many said it would never senator, prompting the quiek-tempeYed John P. White, deputy director of the White pass "because of the powerful influences that have been focused reducing income taxes or the federal debt. ground about 4.6 miles from downtown Highland Park lawmaker to rip the House Office of Management and Budget; against it." Detroit north to the city's New Center suburbanite's "racist nitpicking" and The American Petroleum Institute, the oil industry's lobbying and Richard Danzig, a Pentagon personnel New Jersey Gov. Brendan Byrne, who headed a citizens area. The line would run on elevated group, issued a statement calling Carter's signing "unfortunate" repeat his assessment. specialist. committee that lobbied for the bill, portrayed Carter as not tracks through Highland Park and then Over and over, the administration and saying the new tax would harm efforts to increase domestic at street level to the city's northern "If you don't like that... choose your receiving the proper credit: "There are those, as you know, if the president were to walk production and end American dependence on imported oil. suburbs. best hold I stand at your officials sought to discredit a Selective The president had been anxious to sign the legislation since it ... Service report, written in January, which across the Potomac this morning, would headline it, "the president The original proposal for an eight- convenience," Brown said. was passed last week. "You can leave the ribbons off this one in said peacetime registration would save only can't swim.' " mile subway was approved in the Lt. Gov. James Brickley quickly order to get it on down here," he told Senate leaders last Thursday seven days in delivering the first recruits to Flanked by members of Congress who worked on the bill, Senate but had to be modified after intervened, threatening to rule both after the measure passed on a 66-31 vote. men out of order, but it did not deter boot camp. including Senate Democratic Leader Robert C. Byrd of West encountering stiff opposition from sub¬ Virinia and the bill's sponsor, Sen. Russell Long, D-La., Carter The bill is a compromise version of the $294 billion tax Carter urban and outstate lawmakers in the DiNello from commenting "I stand The report, written by Rostker, has plagued the administration because reg¬ used two green pens to sign the lengthy legislation. recommended last April after deciding to phase out federal price House. ready any time you do." istration critics have used it as their chief The president said he wants the money to be used to help poor controls on U.S. crude oil in an effort to spur domestic oil weapon against Carter's proposal. people pay their fuel bills, to improve transit systems and to production and reduce reliance on imports. Trains collide ,ninjuring o-daeh dozens been warned that another train was One passenger, Robert Hand of Lake LAKE VIEW, N.C. (AP) - An Amtrak Worth, Fla.. said he was sitting in the bar train carrying about 300 people through the approaching, but that electronically oper¬ ated signals failed or the engineer did not see car drinking Canadian whiskey when the foggy North Carolina countryside rolled trains collided at about 7:30 a.m. them. past a stop signal and smashed head-on into "It was like hitting a brick wall. I slid out a freight train Wednesday, sending dozens Owen Pride, public-relations director for SCL at Jacksonville. Fla„ said the freight of my chair. It was so fast I couldn't believe of passengers to a hospital for treatment, it. Glass came from everywhere," said officials said. train was going slowly as it prepared to pull to a siding so the 18-unit Amtrak train Hand, who was not hurt. Engineers on Amtrak's "Silver Star," en over route from Florida to New York, and the could go by. "I was just finishing breakfast and went to southbound Seaboard Coast Line freight The Silver Star, operated by an SCL pay the bill, and the train just exploded. I train jumped from their engines just before crew, applied emergency brakes after the thought the kitchen exploded," said another the collision, but were unable to warn engineer saw a red stop signal — the last passenger, Esther Lanther of Essex Junc¬ passengers of the impending crash, railroad warning - but the train was unable to stop tion, Vt. in time. The twisted wreckage of the two lead spokespersons said. The SCL engineer suffered a broken leg "It's obvious this was an operating engines came to rest on the west side of the but the Amtrak engineer was not hurt. accident," said Jim Bryant of the Amtrak tracks, leaning against an embankment. Rescue officials said 102 people were public-relations office in Washington. "It Spilled diesel fuel covered the ground taken to Moore Memorial Hospital at could have been either the crew or around them. Pinehurst for treatment of injuries, mostly malfunctioning of the signal system." Many of the passengers sat in the train minor cuts, bruises and burns. Eight were Pride said the SCL was conducting cars while awaiting transportation to "exhaustive interviews with the crews of the admitted to the hospital, none with critical Southern Pines and a bus ride to Raleigh. trains" to determine why the Amtrak train, injuries, and one refused to stay, officials Some read, others played cards and said. operated by engineer J.E. Butts, had not slowed down before reaching the stop several gathered in the bar car for free The weather was "very foggy," said Larry drinks. Walter Barut of Miami, an attendant C. Moubry, Moore County Administrator. "I signal. on the Silver Star, said about 20 passengers understand the visibility was 100 yards at were still in the bar car three hours after the the time." "WE DON'T KNOW what happened," Pride said. "We know the engineer passed a collision. The Amtrak train "Silver Star" collided head-on with a freight train, injuring as many as 100 people. red signal, but what led up to that, we don't "Let them drink. They deserve it," Barut SPOKESPERSONS FOR AMTRAK and The wreck occurred about three miles north of Southern Pines, N.C., Wednesday morning. know." said. SCL said the Silver Star's crew should have Michigan State News Eost Lansing, Michigan Thursday, April 3, WO Brown drops out of race Reports of food poisoning spread SACRAMENTO, Calif. (API wonder of 1976, flew home to This time Brown started with the cancellation of the Iowa debates. There went na¬ By The Associated Press Although notes were signed "The Poison Gang," police — When Jerry Brown went up California Wednesday, defeat¬ early, calling himself the only Reports of supermarket food poisonings by extortionists believe only one man was responsible. ed by some opponents he had alternative to Carter. But along tional television exposure. against Jimmy Carter in 1976, spread from California to Oregon Wednesday, and police in San he did not win the big one but not faced last time around. came another alternative Then there was the media in In Beaverton, Ore., police revealed Wednesday that a similar Diego said they were beginning to get prank calls from caller said he had put cyanide in a jar of pickles in a at least he got in a few good In 1976, Brown stepped into named Edward M. Kennedy, general. For two days near the anonymous end, Brown's campaign was youngsters echoing those threats. market and demanded thousands of dollars in diamonds almost licks. This time, he went down the campaign late, a new face, and Brown wound up a poor A man acquitted of charges involving a similar plot in the "ABC candidate" — "Any¬ third. covered by just three report¬ two weeks ago. without really getting into the California in 1979 was being sought, police said. In Tuesday's Wisconsin pri¬ ers. The only time he got on the _ ring with Carter. body But Carter." He drew his There have been two cyanide poisonings — of pickles and Don Newell, police chief in the Portland suburb, said a trace cover of a major new magazine The analysts are saying it is backing from Democrats who mary, Carter got 57 percent of of cyanide was found March 22 in a jar of pickles at a Fred was when he took a teriyaki sauce — on supermarket shelves in San Diego and a because the media lost interest saw him as the last chance to the vote, Kennedy 32, Brown trip to threatened poisoning in Palm Desert, Calif., all three at Meyer Inc. market. There was no explanation of why the Africa with his girlfriend, sing¬ in him early in the campaign, stop Carter. He won five pri¬ just 12. Safeway markets. incident was kept secret for so long. that the public never got a maries, enough to get attention Brown lost his best shot to er Linda Ronstadt. chance to hear his ideas, that he but not to get the nomination. present his ideas to the public tried to Capture both left and right and never got either, that he became more of a curiousity than a candidate. But Gov. Edmund G. Brown ising M«h 4882* Poll Off, The FRETTER FRIDAY Jr. of California had a simpler explanation for it as he dropped i Student Services Building out of the 1980 Democratic presidential race Tuesday night after placing a dismal third in the Wisconsin primary. Midnight i "The voters have spoken," he said quietly. 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Everything For The JfMa MflRfYS open 305 East Grand River East Lansing 332-8554 thursday nights till 8:30 Michigon Stote News. Eost lonsing, Michigon Thursdoy, April 3, 1980 3 'WMMMIII SIJPPONEEDED' 4IP study indicates busing can succeed By DON CALDWELL surveys will cover such topics as school quality, arate," Griffore said. State News Staff Writer conclusions, I think," Griffore said. future aspirations of students and student's Schweitzer and Griffore said they will strive "It's not our intention to shape policies or Preliminary results of an MSU study on a self-concept. to be objective in their interpretation, despite Delaware desegregation plan hint that court- "An interesting (preliminary) finding is that programs ir the county (in Delaware). If our the expectations they have of the ordered busing can succeed with community and overall attitude toward school desegration had study. study can provide decision makers, such as "Policy makers will be able to draw conclusions judges and attorneys, on the workability of the political support. improved," Schweitzer said, referring to a from the study, but they will be their own John Schweitzer and Robert Griffore, both plans, so much the better." comparison of community attitudes before and associate professors in the College of Urban one year after the desegration plan was Development and co-directors for research of the implemented. desegregation study, said if students, parents Testa takes "A lot of fears were raised about school quality and teachers are adequately prepared for the coming of busing, desegration may be more viable. dropping and disruptions and those things didn't happen to the extent they thought they would." nat. sci. seat Griffore said school support of the plan, before Griffore said desegregation plans have failed it started, helped it to work smoothly. Parents In one of the shortest meetings on record, the candidates for that seat. In this case Testa because of a lack of leadership by school were shown to which schools their children was Student Board passed a bill Tuesday night the only other candidate running. administrators and public officials in ensuring would be bused before the plan was imp- that the public was aware of what the busing waiving a section of the election code allowing plemented, so some fears were alleviated from Joe Testa to become the new representative The board voted to wave that section of the plan involved and how it would affect them as the start, he said. election code by a unanimous vote with the from the College of Natural Science. individuals. Busing has generally been more .successful in In a 1978 court-ordered desegregation plan, 11 The action became necessary after Tom exception of one abstention. areas where there was community support Testa, a junior majoring in astrophsics, will school districts in New Castle County, Del., were Mannisto, the winner of the natural science seat before busing was instituted, he said. take his place on the board along with the six became invalidated Monday for failing to turn in consolidated into one. An MSU study of the plan other new representatives at the April 15 began three years ago with a $386,000 grant from "IN THE SHORT run there are conflicts which a campaign spending report. Mannisto beat the Rockefeller Testa in the ASMSU spring term registration meeting. Foundation. An additional are somewhat racially based," Schweitzer said, election by a vote of 137-122. ASMSU Chairperson Bruce Studer said the $300,000 grant was awarded this year to continue referring to desegregation in general. the study. Under the rules of the election code, if a reason the meeting lasted only 75 minutes was The initial tensions caused by A group busing, how¬ candidate becomes invalidated for any reason, a that all the major issues were put into committee of researchers will assess the ever, do not reflect the long-run success of such long-term effects of the integration plan. Most special election is held of all the remaining and there was no time spent on debate. plans, he said. studies done previously have only gauged public "This kind of thing is good in the long run and I reaction during the first year after busing began. expect our study to show it," Schweitzer said. Schweitzer said this study will be significant Rather than placing the entire burden of because it is a longitudinal study spanning four integration on the schools and student, society Stote News/Vol Cocking years of the first desegregation plan that should push to desegregate neighborhoods and Spring means fun outdoors for a change, but it consolidated urban and suburban school districts. the work force, Schweitzer said. also calls for a good spring cleaning. Freshmen The researchers said they hope to provide "This society can play an important role in Peter Graham (top) and Dennis Stocker tackle important social science research data by other societies which have separation," he said. the winter grime on their Armstrong Hall room surveying students before and after the busing "People can live together." window. was instituted on their attitudes toward racial integration. In addition to desegration, the "IT'S IMPOSSIBLE TO keep groups sep- Members senior of ' coalition renew pleas for East Lansing funding By SUSIE BENKELMAN Gary Murphy, East Lansing's cut their program." "I do hope you'll feel our work $426,000. It will also have a State News Staff Writer group manager for finance. is important enough so that Members of East Lansing's The city can expect to get "contingency" budget which CATHERINE HUGHES, AN you'll continue to finance it," will be based on the $213,000 to Older People's Program made a about $426,000 in federal reve¬ East Lansing resident, told the Silvernale said. "We under¬ be used during the first half of plea to City Council Tuesday, nue sharing funds if Congress council she has been impressed stand the tight situation you're 1981. asking their funds not to be cut renews the Federal Revenue by the program's activities and in, but we do hope to stay The budget would be used if even if the city's federal Sharing Act which will expire in Heating bills paltry for poultry — "would find it deplorable if you organized as we are in this revenue sharing budget is cut September, Murphy said. find it necessary to cut it." Congress cuts the federal reve¬ off community." nue sharing program. or reduced. "There is a chance our federal Carl Staser, also from East Pie program's members revenue sharing could be cut or Lansing, said the city put MURPHY SAID HE doubts Response to the program at ' Were the only citizens to speak at the hearing and are asking for reduced," Murphy said. "The group (East Lansing Older together one of the finest older people's programs in town and it the East Lansing Older People's Program would be cut from Tuesday's meeting showed that it is popular and worthwhile, thanks to solar chicken coops ; $84,803 - about $4,000 more People's Program) wanted to should not have to be cut juat funding in the new budget. Murphy said. ■ than they receive last year, said plead that if it is cut, we won't because federal revenue shar¬ The Federal Revenue Shar¬ He said the program provides By DAVE VARGA The cost today would be less than that, ing funds might be reduced. ing Act expires in September, senior citizens with a subsidy State News Staff Writer Staser said before 1978 thfe he said, making the city eligible for a 50 percent discount in cab Esmay said. Easter eggs may be cheaper in the future, "Through designing and planning you can city funded the program for quarterly funds for the first fares. A quarterly newsletter is thanks to solar energy and a chicken coop have a low cost collector maybe one or two El — through tax moneys. He added half of 1981. The city would also sent to senior citizens Shootei that if the city does not receive federal revenue sharing funds, receive two quarterly payments informing them of classes and activities at the Valley Court experiment at MSU. With prices rising, the cost of egg dollars per square foot — by putting the collectors on a side wall or roof," Esmay said. of $106,500 each in July for the it should be able to fund the production at large chicken hatcheries can be The current experiment, located at the April-May-June quarter and in Recreational Center, he said. cut by heating them with solar energy, said poultry research farm on Jolly Road, has the program as it did before 1978. October for the July-August- Members of the program are Merle Esmay, the experiment's director. solar Leslie Silvernale, a member panels separate from the coop itself. If you have a problem you can't solve, or a September quarter, Murphy trained to help other senior "The body heat of many chickens in a of the steering committee of the said. citizens prepare their income question you can't answer, write or stop by to Older People's Program, said relatively small enclosure keeps their living THE HEATED AIR is drawn into the coop the Trouble Shooter at 343 Student The city is developing a tax forms see so they will not quarters at a bearable 50 to 55 degrees through plastic ducts with a fan. Once inside, Services Bldg. Trouble Shooter is the The many older citizens are staying budget based on the assumption miss out on certain credits that (Fahrenheit) even in the middle of a cold the air is drawn across the building with in East Lansing because of the that Congress will renew the State News service which guns down winter," Esmay said. exhaust fans. "rich life" they are offered here. act, which would problems, sticks up for your rights and give the city If the temperature is raised to about 70 The warm air flow also aids in drying the shoots for answers. degrees, the chickens will eat about 10 manure for storage. percent less grain and lay just as many eggs, In the current experiement, there is no After submitting my 1977 Indiana Income Tax Return, it was "corrected" and the refund due was adjusted from $374.57 to $2.91. Contest encourages energy saving he said. capacity for storing the heat gathered. "I have projected a possibility for a design The accountant who prepared the return assures me the THIS WILL EFFECT the cost of egg of a side wall solar collector with stacks of original return was correctly completed. Michigan's small and they did to save energy last But, he said, the contest production only for large hatcheries that deal concrete blocks without mortar between medium-size industries have in thousands of hens. them," Esmay said. P.M. year and how much they saved, singles out exceptional and until Friday to enter Michigan's White said. The Commerce innovative efforts to ack¬ "The feasibility of the system depends As the air moves through the blocks, it Lansing Your accountant apparently filed form IT-40 which, according to second annual energy con¬ Department's energy division upon how sophisticated a collector is built," picks up heat. The blocks continue to heat the nowledge and publicize good Dave Greenburg at the Indiana Department of Revenue, is servation awards competition, will evaluate the forms and ideas. he said. "If it can be built at a fairly low cost, air after the sun goes down, Esmay said. only for said Barney White, Michigan it can pay off." use by 12-month residents and allows for credit on taxes paid to determine the winners, he Four categories of size are other states. However, as a part-year resident, you are Commerce Department in¬ added. When the current solar collector was built THIS TYPE OF system is currently being not eligible recognized for awards, and an for this credit and your return was adjusted formation director. "It's an incentive to do a good overall energy saving category for the chicken coop in 1976, the cost was used on hog farms in Illinois and Kansas, he accordingly. The awards honor industries job saving energy," White said. has been added this year, calculated to be $2.63 per square foot for the said. that saved the highest percent¬ "The contest went over well materials. I continued White said. on page 5) I sent a Synergistics speaker to Eardrum in Cambridge. Mass., age of energy in 1979 in last year." Last year's winners used for a warranty repair in mid-December. I have not received it comparison to 1973, the year of The contest's sponsors, the techniques such as insulation, although I was originally told it would take a maximum of six weeks the Arab oil embargo. Michigan Manufacturer's Asso¬ to have the repair done. recycling heat and energy con¬ Winners will be announced ciation and the state Chamber servation as well as technical D.P. by Gov. William G. 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The my letter of four years ago (March 1976) like Michigan, is an ERA state) the natural personal possession just because the fetus the theme hawked by the city of city was upbringing. I have arrived at my present regarding abortion rights. It is not irrele¬ father has legal rights to a hearing even if is within her body. Medically, the child is in conclusions without the literature, advo¬ Detroit is one of new directions. designed, for the automobile; that vant whether an abortion kills a human he has not ever seen the child. He could a separate, self-contained environment cacy or even personal contact with "right to Those directions have taken hold design is quickly becoming obso¬ being. This issue may be the single most have impregnated a woman and "skipped" within the woman, with a completely life" to "stop ERA" individuals and/or so far in the areas of urban lete. The number of years De important moral problem facing America town but still have legal recourse if the different blood system. Legally, both sexes groups. I found tny perceptions of abortion renewal, city beautification pro¬ troiters can travel back and forth today. A sensitivity to the individual child is to be officially adopted at a later must have equal rights to the fetus. changes as I grew as a Christian. My woman and man demands an date. exploration of jects and, more recently, debate by car, sometimes at distances of this issue. Does the father's rights stop or start at The fetus has rights, too. Both of the religious upbringing did not "finally get to more than 20 miles, is procreators can not eliminate the cry for me" as I left MSU. A gradual process over the construction of a subway obviously Wiping out the consequences of a sexual the opening of the womb? Does he have right to life by eliminating the fetus. This is started as I accepted the Lord and His serving the metropolitan area. limited. act is the expedient yet wrong way to rights when the baby's hand protrudes or is a tragic way to make a case moot. The equal feelings on this subject as stated and In assessing the country's cur¬ handle pregnancy. Both sexes should share it two arms and a leg? One can easily see A subway will not render rights of the unborn must be considered in implied in the Bible. the rights and responsibilities. In fact, our the folly at finding any demarcation line. rent energy plight, the arguments addition to either sex's rights. As with a pregnancy itself, a spiritual Detroit's freeway system useless legal system recognizes the rights and However, the Supreme Court has tried to The final rebuttal of my own letter of four against mass transit seem trivial. But a mass transit system will help responsibilities of men. In most states, a do so. Ultimately, one can trace the life of a change was conceived within me yet is not But the issue of putting a subway conserve years ago concern my critical views of the mine alone. fuel, contribute city father is forced to pay child support. In human back to the initial meeting of the women who are anti-abortion. I accused Disantis iso 1976 graduate of MSU in Detroit is, granted, probably revenue addition, the father has parenting rights if and and provide better access sperm egg. This is the rational for the more sensitive than giving the to the city from its outlying areas. go-ahead for mass transit some¬ Such a system may encourage where else. As the auto capital of residents to come to the city, VIEWPOINT: ALUMNI ASSOC. the world, the city has tradi¬ which is presently isolated from its tionally resisted modes of trans¬ surrounding areas. Bus routes to portation other than automobiles. the city's outskirts are few. And Detroiters love their cars. And the the moderately successful SEMTA city has spent the last 40 years shuttle, which has been in opera¬ California alumni constructing a freeway system tion now for about four years, that is unmatched anywhere, caters exclusively to commuters in considering Detroit's size. Not the morning and evening rush surprisingly, neither the city nor hours. That leaves a huge time its residents have taken great block supports Kinney during the day when cheap, pains to plan for times of fuel efficient transportation to the city By ART KRIESMAN and growth with limited funds to program a Scarcity which beset us now.' is unavailable. There is much rumbling of affairs at our national network of alumni support is only at Detroit has and always will, alma mater — MSU — and this present the ebb. As an example, our club in Southern according to many, run on its own The Michigan Legislature is upheaval is much out of line. The new California — 3,000 miles from East Lansing executive group has been stirring up is growing and is the largest supporter wheels. — presently haggling over the pro¬ problems in all branches of our University and contributor to MSU outside the state of Yet a strong justification for a posal and addressing the more system without adding any positive action, Michigan. It did not happen that way subway system still exists. Detroit complex problems of costs and but losing credibility that had been growing without Jack Kinney. is no longer a metropolis where potential crime in the subway. The nationwide. From media reports, what has a compari¬ After speaking to numerous alumni, we all people live and work. The '60s saw cost of a feasibility study has been son between MSU and U-M have to do with the city's population branch out pegged at over $900,000, a study agree and support Jack Kinney and his staff alumni contributions? Whoever questions for the excellent work he has performed in unprecedentedly, leaving behind a that many legislators are reluctant cementing alumni relations for all graduates this must look back and recognize the city whose tax base has steadily to approve. Indeed, neither De¬ on their diaspora from our campus near and professional schools of U-M — long esta¬ blished before our MSU programs. We of eroded. As costly as a subway troit nor Michigan is facing the far. He has been a friend to all, and most MSU are supporting our alma mater! would be, it would eventually most prosperous of times. But in cooperative in assisting programs for alumni clubs for a growing paid membership. We Before anyone has a right to criticize what return revenues to a city that has terms of foresight, a feasibility feel his presence on campus. It is reprehen has been a fantastic and reputable growth of been trying to get back on its feet study is the least to which the state sible for an "outsider" to demand his an outstanding educational university of for years, and now faces even can commit itself when research¬ resignation from an outside corporation. In world-wide acclaim, what has this new further economic woes because of ing the possibility of mass transit. turn there should be second thoughts of the administration done besides disrupt internal faltering auto industry sales. The question after all is not accuser. This executive administration is and external relationships that has proven Detroit's inability to recapture whether the system is needed, but causing too much dissention and disruption qualities? Let Dr. Mackey prove his worth of proven growth of our great University. before deposing others. Perhaps he just Uneconomic status a decade ago is whether it can become a reality. Jack Kinney has knitted our alumni does not fit our MSU program. together for support of MSU under adverse Kriesmon is former president of fhe MSU Alumni publicity. We back him up for future- of Southern California and Is a 1952 graduate of directions. His 25 years of steadfast service MSU Michigan 'ERA9 deserves chance It seems ironic that the inclusion'" -draft hysteria, the extra momen¬ of one three-letter word in parts of tum provided by the extended the Michigan Constitution would deadline for the ERA ratification that the DPS is out the streets further split the Equal Rights appears to have sputtered out. Keep the legal us patrolling and checking on on suspicious Policy or no, you're free to visit Amendment forces. But a sugges¬ situations. It can't be every place all the tion by Michigan Supreme Court Although we sympathize with age where it is time, but it is out there doing what it is I have been reading about the contro¬ me in my office and discuss any matters you the national ERA supporters' supposed to be doing, and that is all that we versy regarding President Mackey's edict Justice Mary Coleman that' the wish, whether personal, or dealing with word "sex" be included in two frustration, attacking Coleman's ask for. To the DPS officers who questioned that one cannot speak with legislators on MSU's operations, policies or whatever. My move to put the amendment into us, thanks. matters pertaining to MSU. I wish to notify office is in Room 13 of the Capitol Building, articles of the state constitution Not being a Dooley's patron I know Mike Rutter each and every one of you that I absolutely action may result in less than even Lansing, and my phone number is 373-0850. has proponents of the national nothing of "this foolish game" or the way the Matt Vovilla refuse to allow President Mackey to place a ERA up in arms. piecemeal legislation. An "all or East Lansing Police Department plays it. B103 Emmons Hall barrier between me, as a duly elected state Please feel free to contact me — whenever. The articles prohibit discrimina¬ nothing" approach to the national But I do know that it's not played solitaire. representative for Michigan, and you as a tion in the exercise of civil amendment, while commendable, Although Mr. Austin stated that the latest citizen of this state. Russell Hellman or "clash" resulted in "nothing," it sounded is an unnecessary attitude to take Therefore, I openly request that each and State Representative political rights for reasons of at this time. more like it resulted in his embarrassment. Cutbacks versus every one of you, if you so choose, contact 110th District religion, race, color or national In his next paragraph he stated that origin. Coleman, in asking Con¬ Coleman's suggestion, which stopping drunk drivers is not "protecting the citizens of East Lansing." Mr. Austin sound education gress to legislate redress, argues would practically enact the Equal used the word "intelligently," so I assume that the exclusion of the word from Rights Amendment within Michi¬ that he knows it's meaning and is at least Accounting 201 awaits me and hundreds sections in the constitution accords of other business students spring term. This gan borders, is an attempt to put marginally intelligent himself. Speaking as women little protection against the enactment of any discrimina¬ the still unenacted amendment one who has been close to several persons killed or seriously injured by drunk drivers, five-credit course is difficult and requires a large input of study time. However, I have The State News into operation. If implemented, it been informed that it is taught by teaching let me say drunk driving is one of your more tory practices. could be a trial balloon and assistants rather than qualified professors But national ERA proponents UNintelligent things to do. But his point and it is viewed on TV. Thursday, April 3, 1980 conceivably provide impetus to the seems to be the legal drinking age. Let me Is this how the College of are rejecting Coleman's sugges¬ national campaign. Equal Rights remind you that those same "ultra-conserva¬ Business intends Editorials are the opinions of the State News. Viewpoints, to uphold its accreditation? I have exper¬ tion as diversionary Amendment proponents have had tive middle-agers and senior citizens" who and, charge ienced the TV-class system and found it to be columns and letters are personal opinions. that the legislation, if enacted, will raised the legal drinking age had only a few to deal with opposition propa¬ a poor way of teaching. It does not allow one Editorial Department in the long run jeopardize short years ago lowered it to 18. passage ganda bordering at times on the But finding the consequences unaccept¬ to ask immediate questions. It is also harder Editor-in-chief R W Robinson Entertainment t Book Editor Bill Holds hip of the Equal Rights Amendment. ludicrous. Opponents' charges to hold one's attention when she/he is able they chose to raise it again. Managing Editor Don Kinsley Sports Editor Ed Bradley They fear, to some extent with that the amendment's passage When the "under-21 corps" starts show¬ watching a little box. Are teaching as¬ Opinion Page Editor Mike Megerian Layout Editor sistants sufficiently qualified and know good reason, that the constitu¬ would result in G.I. Moms were ing enough "intelligence" not todrive drunk, City Iditor Susan Tompor Freelance Editor Carrie Thorn tional word change can be used to then can we talk about lowering the ledgeable to answer students questions? Campus Editor Michele McElmurry Chief Copy Editor Linda Oliverlo shot down by President Carter's drinking Is this the kind of education students Photo editor Richard Marshall Stall are Representative Roland Wilkerson detract from and deflate the demonstrated age! willingness to draft M. Fiedler receiving in return for paying higher tuition national ERA movement, or even women with or without an ERA. fees? Are we trying to develop economic Advertising Department result in Michigan rescinding its Lansing efficiency or a sound educational system? Any other misgivings about the Pete Jensen Advertising Manager RonMacMillo'n Asst AdvertisingMonager Pat Greening approval. amendment could be allayed by a 319 Williams Hall With states backing out on prior successful trial run in Michigan — DPS providing passage right and left and the which is why we feel ERA national movement bogged down advocates should give the legisla¬ in Phyllis Schlafly-propogated tion a chance. good protection DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau Time and time again the Department of Public Safety has been accused of providing you know, mister BEJN6 IN CHAR6E OF THE ROSE GARDENDVRN6 ^ WHY, I BIAS HERE TO WITNESS THE SHOCK Of CAY ONE, THE PARK FEARS inadequate police protection to the people president, in a way, Y0URLON6ANP LONELY OF PAY 17, THE SOARJNO HOPES and property on this campus. However, on I'll be a irrne sap OF PAY 95, AND, OF COURSE, THE several occasions we have found this to be Yt&L, I PEEL LIKE tVE VOCAL POINT /|p quite untrue. Over Thanksgiving, Christ¬ a/ben THE crisis in iran is (mr- , fl/ fj BEEN TART OF HISTORY j* SET-BACKS AND DISAPPOINTMENT OF PAY IIS. REMEMBER mas and spring breaks a few members of our floor have met in the parking area \ . ,JW MY",. SIR* ■ ^ Q. Today's question: Will you remain at MSU if the outside of Emmons Hall to leave on a trip. University converts to a semester • On all three occasions, within 10 minutes of system? YEB 353 3110 NO - - 353-3220 our arrival, a DPS officer had discovered Results from Wednesday's question: Should President Mackey have' control over the Alumni Instead of assuming that we were doing Association? YES 0 NO nothing wrong, they made an inquiry of our - - 202 activities and asked us for our identifica¬ tion. Unlike most people, we were quite Sponsored by ASMSL and The State News, Inc. pleased with these interruptions. It shows Michigon Stole News, Eost Lonsing, Michigon Thursday, April 3, 1980 5 News Milliken, interest groups UAW NEEDS PLAN Briefs Soviet air raids kill 7 confer on tax proposal People not ready London (AP) — Tehran radio, monitored here, said By CHRIS PARKS pling property tax reductions of "I start from the premise Wednesday that Soviet MiG - 23 jets and helicopters killed seven persons during 10 hours of raids on a police post of the Afghan Islamic Society in a region United Press International Gov. William G. Milliken and interest group leaders Wednes¬ $500 per family with an in¬ crease in the state sales tax. SIMILAR PLANS HAVE that we have already to a marked degree put a cap on state in his spending," Milliken said for retirement years of Afghanistan that borders Iran. day agreed to work on a tax opening remarks. By JAMES ST. CLAIR been put forward by a task "Before such a program could reform proposal — but the "My judgment is any plan get started, The radio quoted reports from the society in Herat ... Blue collar workers beginning retirement the union would have to want to governor warned any plan re¬ force of legislative Republicans which results in a reduction in help them," province, in western Afghanistan, saying four jets as well as numerous individual are finding themselves inadequately pre¬ she said. "There is a strong belief in that sulting in a revenue loss for the available revenue to the state you and two helicopters conducted the raids. lawmakers. pared for their new lives, a doctoral work a certain amount of years and after that fiscally ailing state is unaccept¬ of Michigan ... is not a plan that candidate said Wednesday at a brown-bag According to Tehran radio, the raids left more than able. you deserve some pleasure. can have my personal support," seminar sponsored by the MSU Committee Milliken and others hope to "The official union line is that the union 15 persons injured, caused heavy property losses and Milliken told the gathering of he said. union, farm, legislative and develop a consensus plan which on Aging. doesn't want them (retirees) to do destroyed hundreds of homes. Thousands of people can be placed on the ballot as an Milliken said the Tisch propo¬ anything left their houses and took refuge in the mountains, local government leaders the Georgeanna Tryban, MSU graduate assist¬ but have fun. They want them to play," she alternative to the Tisch propo¬ sal would be "an absolute ant and doctoral candidate, said the United said. the broadcast said. state is facing "some very sal. disaster for Michigan" since it Auto Workers Union needs to play a greater difficult times" with "wrench¬ would require the state to role in preparing its workers for retirement. "THE TROUBLE IS that many of these ing" decisions on 1981 budget Invited to the conference cover local government reve¬ cuts yet to come. were legislative leaders plus "The present retirement planning being people have worked so hard for so long that Haig undergoes heart surgery He blasted Robert Tisch's representatives of a wide range nue losses — an estimated $2 billion. provided by the union centers around the they have forgotten how to have fun." proposal for a 50 percent pro¬ of organizations, including the financial end of retirement," Tryban said. Tryban said that one of the biggest HOUSTON (AP) — Alexander M. Haig Jr., the He said "What retirees need most is emotional perty tax cut since it would AFL-CIO, the United Auto the plan, which problems in helping blue collar workers ease former NATO commander, was reported in satis¬ seriously drain the state treas¬ Workers union, the Michigan supporters hope to place by planning, and that's what they get the least into retirement is that counselors lack factory condition Wednesday after coronary bypass ury, and called on those attend¬ Education Association, the petitions on the fall ballot, is of." information about the problems facing surgery at the Texas Heart Institute. ing to work together on a Michigan Farm Bureau as well "the height of irresponsibility." Tryban interviewed several retired blue workers retires. She added that while an A St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital medical bulletin "responsible" plan. as organizations representing However, the governor later collar workers while working on her doctoral abundance of information has been compiled said the retired Army general and former White The Milliken administration school boards, townships, cities rejected claims the group was a disseration. She said nearly all of those she about white collar retirees, blue collar retiree House chief of staff was expected to be hospitalized is working on a proposal cou¬ and counties. "Stop Tisch" movement. interviewed had only the vaguest idea of problems is a relatively untouched area. eight to 10 days. what retired life would be like. According to Tryban, the single largest The two-hour operation was performed by a team factor to a successful retirement is having headed by Dr. Denton A. Cooley, surgeon-in-chief FOR THE RETIREE who worked eight enought money. at the institute where procedures were nearly 4,000 such bypass done last year. Prof urges second language hours a day, seven days a week for all those years, the overriding ideology was "get out of this place as soon as you can,'" she said. "WE LIVE IN a money society," she "If you have money, you get respect said. from MSU business majors who ably the language spoken at the inconspicuous as possible." "There were a lot of reasons to leave, but not other people. speak only English and plan to upper levels of many interna¬ Hiring nationals allows the much to do once they did." "What people like to do in retirement is Nixon criticizes Carter go into international business tional corporations, Millere corporations to assimilate them¬ Tryban suggested the union could form a play, and play in our society is not free. It cannot compete with English- said, economic reasons will selves to the national condi¬ costs a lot of money to do leisure activities," job cooperative where retirees would list LONDON (AP) — Former President Richard Nixon, speaking foreigners, a Quebec continue to force multi-national tions. "If you think you are their skills in a type of service bank, but she said. in an interview published Wednesday, was quoted University professor of busi¬ corporations to hire native busi¬ going into international busi¬ hinted that the union may hesitate to provide ness administration said ness people in countries with ness with only English," he said, as criticizing President Carter for lack of leadership such a service for its retirees. that caused a failure by the Western allies to Wednesday. strong nationalistic tendencies, "you are mistaken." M. Roger Millere told his much as France and Germany. Foreign Language Week will cooperate over the crises in Afghanistan and Iran. continue today with a series of audience of business and foreign "Thirty years ago the United Nixon was quoted by the weekly magazine Now! language students that this States was able to dominate the subtitled foreign films, a sym¬ as saying Carter failed to give "strong, consistent, tendency of multinational cor¬ international economic com¬ posium featuring corporate and firm, predictable leadership," and that it is the munity," he said. "Today, the Peace Corps representative in porations to hire nationals will NPTICI TO ALL "ambiguity of the present policy, or what would continue in the future. economic center of balance is McDonel Kiva from 3 to 5 p.m. appear to be its ambiguity, that causes concern Millere holds master's de¬ shifting toward Europe." and a Mexican dinner at 5 p.m. COLLECE OF SOCIAL among our allies." grees from Stanford and Colum¬ "As multinational corpora¬ in Owen Graduate Center. All SCIENCK UNDERGRADUATES "More important in my mind is if our present bia universities in science and tions expand." Millere added, events except the dinner are business administration and a "their wish is to become as free to the public. potential adversaries, or enemies, call them what doctorate from the Louvain in Petitions for you like, miscalculate what the United States will candidacy as College of Social Science Undergraduate Belgium. He spoke as part of do," he was quoted as saying. National Foreign Language Representatives to the Academic Council are now being accepted Week, sponsored by the three by the Student Advisory Council of the College. MSU foreign language depart Test predicts high blood pressure ments and the MSU African Units eligible in the College are: ANP, GEO, JM, PLS, PSY, SOC, Studies Center. CJ, SW, UPLA, Department of SS and MDP. Although English is undeni- BOSTON (AP) — A new blood test may warn young people that they will grow up to have high Petitions are available at the Office of the Dean, 205 Berkey blood pressure, a disease that now afflicts about Hall Namibia polities and also all the department and school offices in the College. NEW 15 percent of American adults. The test, developed at Harvard Medical School, detects an apparently inherited abnormality in the to be discussed way red blood cells absorb sodium. The researchers say their work may eventually Recent political events in TO BE ELIGIBLE YOU MUST: provide new information about the origin of the jnysterious disorder which doctors call hypertension. Namibia will be discussed at noon today in 204 International PAPERBACKS 1) Complete and Dean for Academic return your petition to Dr. Baljit Singh, Assistant Affairs, 205 Berkey Hall, by 5 p.m., April 11, 1980. Gas Center. Vetumbuavi S. Veii, a Nami- MAGAZINES prices jump 1.6 cents bian studying sociology at MSU, will be guest speaker at EVERY DAY 2) Attend the Student Advisory Council meeting on Tuesday, April 15, 1980 at 7:30 p.m. in Room 203 Berkey Hall. the meeting. Veii recently (UPI) — Gasoline prices at stations along main returned from a three-month Michigan highways this week jumped an average 1.6 cents per gallon for both regular and unleaded, stay in his native country. 3) Be a full-time regularly enrolled student in a program in the The lecture is free and spon¬ according to a survey by the Automobile Club of sored College of Social Science. by the African Studies Michigan. Center at MSU. The Auto Club said a survey of 300 major-brand stations found regular selling for an average of $1.29 per gallon, with prices ranging from $1.07 to $1.42. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, PLEASE CALL JOYCE HOWARD AT THE Unleaded was selling for an average $1.33 per gallon, with prices ranging from $1.11 to $1.44. 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I960 Michigan State News, East Loosing, Michigan SERIAL Entertainment Having fun in the hot California sun By MARY TINNEY because he's the only one who's fed up with the Southern State News Reviewer California lifestyle, maybe it's just because he's Martin Mull, but Elvis puts on a Sometimes I wonder if all our Southern California happy face stereotypes every time he opens his mouth he manages to be funny. Tuesday are media creations and have no basis in reality. How, after all, Weld, who has proved herself a really fine actress in movies like could people really live like that? Our latest example of what life's The Cincinnati Kid and Pretty Poisin has certainly been sadled like in granola-land is a movie called Serial (Paramount, at the with mediocre material of late. She and Sally Kellerman add some Meridian 8). Based on the hilarious book by Cyra McFadden, this much needed class to Serial. Another plus is the presence of Tom Marin County soap opera loses something in the translation but Smothers, who plays the pretentious minister of the Human manages to amuse just the same. Community — thinly disguised take-off on Unitarianism — who The plot - believe it or not — runs something like this: Harvey "Everybody's hiding under covers/Who's making Lover's Lane pops up to perform wedding ceremonies and preside at funerals. safe again for lovers?" — Elvis Costello, "downtime Is Over" (Martin Mull) is married to Kate (Tuesday Weld). They have a dog The best scene in the movie r in fact, the wedding of Martha and named Elton John. Kate is into Johnny Rotten may have been louder, but when Elvis Costello consciousness-raising and group Bob. They recite their own vows of course ... Martha's: "Youness, burst on the scene in 1977 with My Aim Is True, rock n roll saw therapy, and Harvey thinks it's all crap. They break up and their meness, usness, weness," and Bob's: "I thank you for laccepting . the arrival of its angriest young artist to date. The music may have daughter joins an Oriental religious group in San Francisco whose me into your life for I am an a-hole. That's not good or bad. It been some of the most brilliant pop-rock to come our way since members wear purple pajamas and sell carnations. Kate moves simply is." Martin Mull's reactions are hilarious. those four other lads from Liverpool (Elvis' hometown) conquered into a commune and has an affair with an Armenian Other good moments are, for instance, the scene where we see a dog-clipper the world in 1964, but beneath the happy-go-lucky melodies lurked who happens to be the lover of her hairdresser, Joe. line of men in business suits riding 10-speed bikes to work, or when Harvey moves an existential rage and poetic genius that out-burned even Dylan's in with a 15-year-old check-out girl who is also a Tom Smothers presides over a funeral in which the mourners each nymphomaniac. early nihilistic candor. Meanwhile, Angela and Sam are breaking up because Sam doesn't say a few words into a tape recorder so the bereaved widow can Coming on like a post-napalm version of Buddy Holly, Elvis was feel like he gets enough sex. Sam eventually moves in with the have a memorial casette of "the experience." But for the most part almost comical in concept. (Ya know, like Abbott & Costello; he 15 year old nymphomaniac (Harvey is through with her), we're subjected to rather repetitive California cliches, and fot-m grows a sorta looks like a wired Woody Allen.) But after a closer look at the beard and becomes a vegetarian. Leonard (Peter Bonerz) is a lentil-loaf to consciousness raising, we've all heard it a hundred lyrics, it became apparent that Elvis' neurotic wit was funny only quack psychiatrist who snorts cocaine every morning and treats times by now. What makes it fresh is Martin Mull and his because it hurts less to laugh than it does to cry. Kate, Sam and Martha's son, Stokely. You see, Martha (Sally determination to get out. There is, after all. a moral to Serial. It's In his own words, Elvis had this camera click-click-clicking in his Kellerman) is on her sixth marriage (she's also the head of the the moral that Woody Allen (forgive me for comparing the two) is brain, and the bleak pictures he was revealing went much deeper women's consciousness-raising group) and her son seems to have forever preaching — people have become so damned self-con than just the death of romance, the decay of culture, the been adversely affected by it all. He molests the maids. He also cemed and self-indulgent they've forgotten how to be genuine. perversion of emotion, or the anti-fascist politics evident on songs hates his psychiatrist — who makes him carry around a Now Serial doesn't present the point with anywhere near the plastic like "Less Than Zero." Above it all, Elvis was singing about the turd so he will learn to love his body — and comes up with the best finesse of Woody Allen, but it is presented with at least a shade of death of God (or all the hopes and dreams which may fall under line in the movie "In an insane society, the sane man must . . . intelligence and wit. that label), and rock 'n roll was only a means by which he could appear insane." (He heard it on Star Trek). There are many, many So, if you like Martin Mull, go see Serial — if you've been to wait for the end of the world. others, but I think you get the picture. Southern California and liked it, maybe you'd better stay home. When Elvis returned with his newly-acquired Attractions, Serial is certainly a cliche of a movie. We've heard it all before, even to the point where it's not all that releasing This Year's Model right in the midst of punk rock's most amusing anymore. But notorious phase, he proved himself to be the Main Attraction in finally had the story it needed to get back at that bad-mouthed, Serial is a prime example of a movie that is absolutely saved by it's more ways than one. Behind what resembled "96 Tears" filtered bigoted British wimp. Elvis had blown his cover, and, ironically cast. The chief talent in this case is Martin Mull. Maybe it's RUNNING SHOES through a literal history of rock 'n roll, Elvis' rage seemed-even enough, he suddenly seemed to represent the very things he once detested. (The subsequent reaction was faintly reminiscent of the New Arrivals Daily more vehement than it did before. In fact, Elvis' attacks against the modern world were often so vicious that he appeared to be a time when another rock star compared his band to Jesus Christ.) misanthropist at times. He offended a lot of people. "My songs aren't about love," he said. "They're about guilt and revenge." And now as the world seems ready for the living hell he has prophesized on his last three LPs, Elvis Costello is telling anyone Move over, Beatles; But, once again, a closer look at the lyrics revealed that Elvis who will listen to Get Happy!! (Columbia JC 36347). Of course, seeemed to be much too concerned about "the times ahead" to be Elvis has always been a master of the double-entendre, and — like its predecessors — the LP's title can be taken at various levels of full of noth'ng but hate. Elvis was actually like a latter-day version of John Lennon, in that he gave rock audiences exactly what they meaning. After all, it's apparent from the onset that Elvis doesn't The Osmonds will split The Athletes Shop r wanted to hear, while bawling them out at the same time. When seem to be any happier with the state of the modern world. 233 E.Crond River Ave. Come in Lennon later said Elvis was his favorite new artist, it drove the Take, for instance, "Opportunity" — one of the LP's 20 (that's Today analogy home. right, 20!!) great cuts. After examining the theme of "back-stab¬ LONDON (AP) — The singing Osmond family is breaking up All of Elvis' bing" at various levels and the absurdity of modern existence, into a quartet and solo acts by Jimmy, Donny, and Marie. •••••••••••••••••••• developing themes were brought together under » Elvis ends with what are some of the album's best lines: "I'm doum "This is ( our last tour together, so we want to make it • one grand production on the brilliant and daring Armed Forces (originally titled Emotional Fascism). Behind some of. his most in the foxhole/I'm doum in the trench/I'd be a hero/but I can't stand unforgettable," said the oldest Osmond, Alan, after the family Gut Your Best Scores On beautiful melodies yet, Elvis drew distinct connections between the stench/The fitness institute is full of general motor arrived in London to start a concert series Wednesday. men/The everything political, social, cultural and psychological, and warned whole low house of beauty wouldn't stand a chance with them/The He said all seven will continue to make records together. MCATr LSAT, ORE, CMAT the world to beware because accidents will happen. Above it all, he chairman of this boredom is a compliment collector/I'd like to be his "I have been given a four-year contract with an American took a bitter look at the military armed forceS-(and other "super funeral director/Opportunity/This is your big opportunity/To shop television network for a number of solo shows," said Marie, 19, Call around/Follow you without a sound/Whatever you do now/ "and I am also going into films." Reading Efficiency Programs powers"), wrapped it all up by calling for a different kind of armed For A Free Consultation: forces on Nick Lowe's luscious "Whit's So Funny 'Bout Peace, PLEASE don't turn around!" Not exactly the type of lyrics you'd Donny, 23, and Jimmy, 17, said they have plans to go it alone, Love & Understanding," and created a masterpiece that seems expect from a (God forbid!) complacent man. while Alan told reporters he'll form an Osmond quartet with more relevant right now than it did upon its release over a year Nonetheless, Get Happy!! is a change of direction for Elvis in younger brothers Wayne, Jay and Merrill. that he finally takes on the one emotion that, to The Osmonds will appear in the Joe Louis Sports Arena later In East Lansing: 355-8873 ago. paraphrase And then in the midst of a bizarre American tour, Elvis' Icontinued on page 7) this month. suddenly seemed to throw it all away. Following a traumatic separation from his wife and child (they have since reconciled), Elvis' paranoid reaction to his "overnight" stardom in America took a hostile and destructive course. It all culminated in a drunken barroom brawl with noted "punkophobics" Stephen Stills The and Bonnie Bramlett, in which Elvis said everything he could to Tonight, you drink free, offend the pair. After attacking their personal artistic merits, Elvis attacked America and everything about it (including, Walking 'cause it's the Dollar's inquiries about Elvis Presley and Hank'Williams), and ended with the notorious racist comments about two of America's greatest Shoe R&B performers. Bramlett slugged him, and the American press 2/o 1 But I thought Clone Night LIEBERMANN'S you were the clone! ChehOUMtQiAs bsou Sturdy Mugs in Here's a shoe made just for walking men and women. It's as rugged as i lasting Armetale Vasque hiking boots, yet it's as flexible as A casual shoe. Available in oxford or chukka NOW SPECIALLY PRICED styles. fll RRUPP f/fil Campfitters kSJ 2021 E. Michigan • Lansing • Hop on over to Crossroads and fill your Easter basket.. Baskets Cards Sand cast of a thick, tarnish- proof alloy, they'll keep Stuffed Animals your favorite brew frosty cold. The handsome shapes are reproductions of early American Rock N' Roll designs. "Original" beer "Horn" mug mug TIGHT "Pistol" mug "Plough Tavern" mug DOWNTOWN- EAST LANSING - 113 S.Washington 209 E. Grand River ^ SALOON^ Thursday, April 3. 1980 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan *] Elvis Costello: 'Get Happy' or make love, not war 'Flo" boosts CBS in Nielsens 4 fhtt DISCOUNT a/ty • hcalth 8, beauty aic • photo finishing ■» ^w^a¥iwpi> • school supplies NEW YORK (AP) - With a (continued from page 61 now appears to be sadness, and there is an ambivalent mixture of • boost from the premiere of Flo, albums & tapes Faulkner, prevails in spite of, not because of — namely LOVE. As the "tenderness and brute force" he sings of on "King Horse." He CBS won the networks' ratings a result, the LP's lyrics are Elvis' most personal yet, and he finally seems to have dropped his guard somewhat; the most obvious race for the week ending March reveals a bit of the real Declan McManus who, until now, has example being when Elvis — who has always been in complete IAST - S491. VrWMl Vhror - «raaa trmm OH.. 30 and pulled even with ABC hidden behind the facade of Elvis Costello. control t- goes from neurotic to psychotic, and screams the final Mw.-M.Mta.IM for the season. Shortly before going into the studio to record the album, Elvis line of "Beaten To The Punch" like a madman. (There is great entered London's CBS listed seven of the largest "oldies" store to purchase every Stax, irony in the fact that this song follows "(I Need A) Human Touch.") week's 10 highest-rated pro Atlantic, Motown and Tamla R&B record he could find. (At But what's most uncharacteristic of all is to hear Elvis Costello — Christmas time, Elvis was the guest disc jockey on a London who once snarled "Sometimes I think oflove as just a tumor/You've grams, figures from the A.C. radio show, and he played nothing but old soul singles, in addition Nielsen Co. showed, including got to cut it out" — now sing lines like "The vow that we made/You to several tunes by John Lennon.) Elvis was undoubtedly broke it in two/But that don't stop me/from loving you ..." M-A-S-H, which tied for first with Flo, a ALBUM SPECIAL OF THE WEEK preparing for the new LP because these R&B and soul influences spinoff from CBS' Get Happy!! concludes with either bitter resignation ("Riot are evident throughout Get Happy!! popular Alice, and M-A-S-H, Nick Lowe's production makes the music sound tinny and Act") or a reaffirmation of romance ("High Fidelity"), depending on how one looks at it. The latter song is perhaps the LP's was means 30.3. Nielsen says that all the TV-equipped BOB SEOER CATALOG muddled, just like the old Motown singles ("High Fidelity" sounds strongest cut. Written for his wife during their separation, the homes in the country, just over like a Berry Gordy production transformed to the 1980s), and the music would sound perfect blaring from a transistor radio — just song is built around a "Radar Love" type of concept, as Elvis sends his love across the ocean like music over the airwaves. It is the three in 10 saw at least part of SALE the new show starring Polly • nii like the old Motown classics. (Even the songs performed in ska or closest he has ever come to a pure love song, and — by combining Holliday. ■M: country waltz tempo have this R&B production flare.) The the theme of love with a rock 'n roll concept — Elvis has created an m Attractions have never sounded better, although Get Happy!! anthem of love. The singer has been wounded by love. But he CBS and ABC are tied for E.9E LIST LP'S M- features no guitar or organ solos at all. The instruments all fit hasn't been defeated, and his faith in romance is secure. (What else first for the year despite the 7.98 LIST LPS together to form one solid center, just like on the old Motown have we got?) It is a beautiful and stunning finale. fact ABC broadcast both the •LIVE MUST singles. World Series and the Winter The style is a perfect vehicle for Elvis' concept, since no music Despite its title, Getjiappy!! is actually Elvis' most unsettling record yet. Although more of the music is happy pop, the album as Olympics, always sure ratings has ever expressed the emotional intensity of love better than winners. ABC still has the a whole has a disturbing quality. The record reaches no real classic R&B soul, be it negative ("My World Is Empty Without Academy Awards show coming resolution, and the overall effect might be compared to some of You") or positive ("Love Is Like A Heatwave"). Elvis even brings it all home by performing covers of two obscure R&B classics — Neil Young's bleakest work. Since the song listings on the cover and label don't correspond ("accidents will happen"), the album has up this month — at 9 p.m. EST instead of 10 as in the past. 37 Sam & Dave's "I Can't Stand Up For Falling Down" and the no real beginning or end, and the whole thing seems to be like one ABC's top-rated show for the 1 EACH Merseybeat's "I Stand Accused," the latter of which ends with continuous circle. week was That's Incredible, in what seems to be a deliberate lift from the Isley Brothers' timeless Of course, this is precisely the effect Elvis wanted, for the fourth place, while NBC's best, "Shout." confusion alone is a strong comment on our current state of love CHiPs, was 10th. CHiPs has As always, Elvis pulls no punches lyrically, and every and romance. The LP will probably best be appreciated by those scored for NBC twice in the two conceivable angle of love, relationships and romance is covered on "THi BEST MUSIC AT THS BIST PRICIS" going through the heartaches of love, and as someone who recently weeks since its shift to Sunday Get Happy!! Most of it is far from happy. For instance, Elvis' look at the economic perversions of love on both "Love For Tender" and experienced a bitter defeat in this area, I have to say it's night. refreshing to once again hear an artist who seems to be talking Movies did STATE COUPON STATE COUPON STATE COUPON the delightfully pop-oriented "Possession" should have Karl Marx not fare particu¬ Am • rockin' in his grave, while "B Movie" — with its haunting "You directly to "you" and your concerns. (Of course, "you" can larly well during the week. City MSII can't feel" finale — is a sad, sad look at the current state of modern encompass millions. Another life is saved by rock 'n roll!) in Fear on ABC was 22nd, The CIGARETTES DANNON - love affairs. - In certain respects, Get Happy!! could be considered a step Ordeal of Dr. Mudd on CBS was •ALL BRANDS BASEBALL Most of the LP's tunes were undoubtedly written in response to backwards for Elvis, especially in light of the revolution rock he 39th, and the first installment YOOURT the bad moments Elvis experienced during his last American tour, initiated on Armed Forces. But while we'll all be waiting to see the in NBC's repeat of Jesus of CAP ota 2il°* and there are numerous "hidden" references to, among other direction he takes on his next release, the purpose of Get Happy!! Nazareth was 45th. things, the Bramlett/Stills fiasco ("Beaten To The Punch," "Riot Act"), his brief fling with Bebe Buell ("I was looking at the black & white world/trying to nail some pinup"), the pressures of stardom ("It looks like a luxury/feels like a disease"), and the painful seems to be Elvis stopping for a moment to show that entails. And in regard to the concepts of love and rock 'n roll revolution — happiness isn't possible until we learn to understand love and all the things it as they once sang in our parents' day about love and Flo, M-A-S-H and 60 Minutes, all CBS; That's Incredible, LIMIT a EXF4-IM* VALVE LIMIT 1 Mm «P+I*a* 3il°? .=2 separation from his wife who, in fact, may be the unknown subject marriage, you can't have one without the other. Or as that other ABC; Dukes of Hazzard and addressed in many of these songs. famous Liverpool resident once wrote: "There's nothing you can do Dallas, both CBS; Three's Com¬ But even more personal is the self-examination and self-abase¬ that can't be done/It's easy . . pany, ABC; Alice and The ment Elvis displays throughout the 20 tracks. "You think I don't But enough of this intellectual garbage! It's only rock 'n roll, so Jeffersons, both CBS, and know what I'm doingt/Another fashionable first?/Like walking shut up and dance! Elvis is King! Now, get happy!!!! CHiPs, NBC. down the road to ruin," he sings on "5ive Gears In Reverse." "downtime Is Over" re-examines his direction and role, while making a distinct challenge to the rock 'n roll audience. And after several listens, it's apparent that Elvis probably wrote "The Imposter" with himself in mind. Get Happy!! is uncharacteristic of what has come to be expected from Elvis. 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Michigan Thursday, April 3, 1980 Softballers split twinbill with U-M By BEN WELMERS left field. at the plate most of the after Hills struck out the next Former pitching star returns State News Sports Writer The Spartans made their noon, connected for a line drive batter and short stop Joanne The MSU women's softball most serious attempt at a that found its way to the fence Ferguson speared a hard hit "team split its home-opening comeback in the fourth inning. driving in the second grounder and picked off the guide women's softball team run. double header against the Uni- With one out, Forester and With no outs in the sixth runner at the plate. An infield to -, versity of Michigan Wednes- Cheryl Ritz each came through inning, the Wolverines moun¬ pop up ended the rally. •; day, dropping the first game, with a single before catcher ted a comeback with runners at Hills allowed only three hits ~: 1-0, and coming back to win the Valerie Duerr hit to the pitch¬ first and third, but were denied in the game, had eight strike "I had older brothers who she has also helped us develop By BEN WELMERS expires. - second, 2-0. er, forcing the out at third base. by a tenacious Spartan defense. outs and walked only one. State News Sports Writer were athletic and I simply "I love it here," she said. "I individually. The Spartans out hit the The next Spartan batter hit a fly started to emulate them," she have green blood. I'd love to "What helped in Oklahoma Sitting behind a cluttered ; Wolverines 5-2 in the first ball for the final out to end the desk in a small, spartan office, said. (at the Sooner Invitational stay here and coach, but I'd also "i match but U • M made their hits threat. the smell of fresh paint filling She said she played softball like to go back to school and get Softball Tournament) is that we 'count. In the second game it was the the air, new MSU head softball in high school, and when she came from behind a lot and now my master's degree." "We can't split any more," Spartans who got off to a quick coach Gloria Becksford goes Aside from her we know we can do it." -: said was a junior began commuting impressive first-year head coach Gloria start after pitcher Laurel Hills She's " about the business of getting to Lansing regularly to play credentials, many of the very competitive," • Becksford. "I'm sick of it al- did away with the top of the settled in her new surroundings with the Lansing Laurels. Bundo said. "She's a winner." Spartan team members feel the ■ -ready." Wolverines batting order. and running the team of which She played for the University coach has new sparked > "I'm really glad we came Jennie Klepinger was first on she was once a member. of Iowa during her first two enthusiasm and generated a - back and won the second one." base with a walk but was As a senior at MSU, Becks-^ years of college then trans¬ winning attitude on the team. Owens'' body -; She said. "It shows that we can picked off trying to steal sec¬ ford was a star pitcher for the ferred to MSU in her junior "She's a great coach," right do it, and that's important for ond. Then Denice Bundo and ,- Spartans' 1976 national champ¬ year. fielder Linda Ascuitto said. lies in state • v the players at this point. Cheryl Ritz both got on base ionship. She allowed only 18 After graduating from MSU, "She is instilling the attitude •2 "Laurel (Hills) got out of a before Michel Van Howe hit a hits and five runs during MSU's Becksford played professional that we can be a winner. That's PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) - •; couple of tough spots and that's line drive to center field for the ball with the Connecticut The body of Jesse Owens, the sweep of the five-game Softball something that's been missing ■; what I like to see. She didn't let second out. World Series. Falcons in 1977. She has played for a while. She's getting us to Black sharecropper's son whose ■:up." Forester then belted a Becksford is at MSU on a the last two seasons for the think like champions." four gold medals at the 1936 ■; The Wolverines scored their double, driving in the Spartans Buffalo Bisons of the Inter¬ Ascuitto said since Becksford one-year appointment, replac¬ Olympics embarrassed Adolf ; game-winning run in the first first run before Deborah Trax- national Women's Professional Hitler, laid in state at the ing four-year head coach has arrived the team has been . inning when their first batter inger struck out, leaving run¬ Dianne Ulibarri, who has taken Softball Association. on a more extensive weight Arizona State Capitol Wednes¬ was hit by an errant pitch from ners stranded on second and She said the women's league a leave of absence to complete training day. , program. I Nancy "Izzy" Forester. The third bases. work on her doctorate at the is small but very competitive "That's The body of the athlete, once helping us all physi¬ •; U-M batter then stole second, In the fifth inning, the Spar¬ and sometimes grueling. called "the world's fastest hu¬ ' University of Connecticut. cally to become better got third on a sacrifice fly, and tans scored again when Van "We are on the road a lot and athletes," she said, "and that man" laid in state in the 1. went home on a ground shot to Howe, who had been frustrated SINCE GRADUATING sometimes play as many as 17 helps our attitude." Capitol's rotunda while state FROM MSU, Becksford has games in 18 days," she said. Catcher Denice Bundo said flags flew at half-staff. Gov. been teaching elementary "Most of the time we play that Becksford has also helped Bruce Babbitt participated in a physical education in Hamilton, doubleheaders beginning usual¬ develop of unity the memorial service. Golfers 18th at Furman Mich., her home town, and playing professional softball in ly about 7 at night and playing as late as 11 or 12." team. a sense "We've all worked much on Babbitt declared a day of mourning in honor of Owens, O The MSU women's a six-team women's league harder as a team since she's who died of lung cancer Mon¬ golf team and 83 for 161. during the summer season. BECKSFORD SAID SHE is come here," Bundo said, "but day at the age of 66. : finished 18th out of a 24-team Other MSU by Becksford said she became field at the Furman University scores were happy to be back at her alma freshman Lisa Speaker, who involved in sports at an early mater, but is unsure what she £ Invitational at Greenville, S.C., U U I last weekend. shot Lisa 82-85 for 167; freshman Brown, with 87-83 for 170; age due to family influences. will do after her appointment ^T~ 0UC^UQ - ■' Sid Wells, a freshman from Menominee, led all of the and freshman Allison Sellers O ooo0 o °c£ * Spartan scorers with rounds of with 90-81 for 171. State News Mark A. Deremo Third baseman Michel Van Howe of the Spartan q>°0 'poO £; 79 and 80 for a 159 total. 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(BY UNCLE JOHNS PHONE (517) 489-9047 PANCAKE HOUSE) Michigan Slate News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, April 3, 1980 9 BILL MOONEY fr and a Plugged .John M. Schiff holds a bachelor's degree from Yale University master's from Oxford (where he majored in "modern great 'elkin ciN mint shape formidable it will be remains an open issue. A number of the other Kentucky Derby (and Triple Crown) candidates this year has had Candidates philosophies, political science and economics"). He also owns a some sour luck. Rockhill Native, who won six of nine as a three-year old thoroughbred named Plugged Nickle, who (1) has two-year-old, $267,112 in purses and was the original winter book , his name misspelled, (2) won the $175,000 Florida Derby at Gulfstream Park last Saturday and (3) is now a bonafide favorite for the Kentucky Derby, to be run May 3. favorite, has been lackluster in 1980, his stretch runs showing no closing kick. Suberbity, who took the mile and one-eighth FOR Flamingo at Hialeah. has suffered a severe bruise on the wing of The performance by Schiffs colt in the Florida Derby was his cannon bone in his right foreleg and he's out of competition impressive in one sense, and unimpressive in another. He easily until the summer. ! bested his seven rivals in the one and one-eighth mile event, But there are others. Word comes from California that Bill ; breaking well from the gate, laying second around the clubhouse Shoemaker has the mount on a colt named Raise A Man who has a INTERVIBWS turn, taking the lead less than halfway down the backstretch, lot of early speed (he's gone six furlongs in 1:09 and change) and moving out at the start of the far turn and pulling away during the has shown indications of being able to go the distance. There's a stretch run, having it by six lengths at the finish. On the other horse in Maryland named Amber Pass, a son of Pass Catcher, the hand, his fractions of :23.4, :47-, 1:11.2, 1:36.3 and 1:50.1 were 1971 Belmont Stakes winner. wholly mediocre. On a fast track, Plugged Nickle turned in the There is also a couple of question marks about Plugged Nickle, second slowest time for a Florida Derby winner during the past too, which leave open the possibility that one of his Florida foes decade. may find a way to eventually collar him somewhere down the road. As he rolled into the stretch during the Florida Derby, he was not that it matters all that much, though. What Plugged beginning to drift toward the center of the track and his jockey, To Fill the Positions of Nickle did prove, without a doubt, is that he is the best horse in his Buck Thornburg, had a hard hold on him to keep him from pulling age class who has raced in Florida this season. The crowd at to the right. That can be the sigh of a tired horse, which would Gulfstream seemed aware of that. Of the $157,565 bet in the win mean the extra furlong of the mile and one-quarter "Run for the pool, $87,260 of it was on Plugged Nickle, rendering him a 2-5 Roses" at Churchill Downs might wear him out. •EDITOR favorite. He paid $2.80-2.60-2.60 across the board: only the 95-1 Stay tuned. longshot Lord Gallant, who finished third and paid $6.20 to show, gave bettors a decent return for their money. Gulfstream Park advertises itself as "The Greatest Show On ■Turf," and while its contribution to thoroughbred racing may not -be quite that sublime, it certainly is a beautiful place. Florida .Derby Day constitutes its major promotion each year. Some sort Delay will give clout, >1 exotic exhibition race is usually offered — this year it was a .half-dozen wild highland bulls. Prior to the racing card, there was a -performance by various members of the Florida State University say major leaguers ■ Flying High Circus, and the Greater Miami Ski Club Water Show. -Throughout the afternoon a miniature steamboat (named the ..SUWANEE QUEEN) cruised around Gulfsteam's huge infield .lake. The Florida Derby — nicknamed "The Run for the Orchids" DALLAS (UPI) - league baseball players brought Major Coming into the meeting Tuesday, many of the major •AD MANAGER also has its own special drink, the Ronrico the exhibition Daiquiri, made with season to an league teams were on record as •white rum, lime, sugar and (of course) orange juice. The crowd of 25,171 seemed to love all of it, and one can hardly abrupt halt today, but post¬ poned their ultimate confronta¬ favoring a strike before the opening of the regular (All Pes itions Paid) . . season. fault it; Gulfstream Park is a blast. But the major attraction is the tion with club owners in hopes But a later deadline was set facing, and from the time the track opened on Saturday morning • the delay would give them with two major thoughts in .the most oft-asked question was, "Can anyone beat clout. mind: Plugged more Nickle?" The players The Baseball Players Associ¬ • felt that by Most thought the possibility unlikely. Dino Romoli, who as ation, with director Marvin waiting until just before the "starter" has the responsibility of sending the various Gulfstream fields away from the gate, had watched three weeks earlier as Miller presiding, voted unani¬ Memorial Day weekend to strike they would cause more FOR THE LARGEST CAMPUS Plugged Nickle won the seven-furlong Hutcheson Stakes by seven mously Tuesday not to take havoc among the owners. That lengths. "He's the best I've seen this year," says Dino. "He's not an part in the rest of the exhibition campaign — a protest over the particular weekend is tradition¬ NEWSPAPER IN THE WORLD outstanding horse, not like, say, Spectacular Bid was last year, but ally one of the most popular continuing stalemate in con¬ he is 'outstanding' in comparison to what he has to run against." tract negotiations with the attendance periods of the sea¬ son and begins the THE STATE NEWS owners. summer ONE thing that Plugged Nickle does have is a fair amount stretch in which ticket sales are of consistency. He has now won six of 10 lifetime starts and If no contract settlement is at their highest. $328,750 in purses, and he has finished off the board only once. reached by May 22, Miller said, • By playing the first six He's also well bred. His sire, Key To The Mint, was selected as weeks of the season, no games will be played begin¬ players three-year-old "Colt of the Year" by the thoroughbred industry in ning Friday, May 23 — the first will be able to collect enough 1972. And Plugged Nickle's dam, Toll Booth, is by Buckpasser. day of the Memorial Day week- paychecks to help withstand a There will be some opposition materializing, although how walkout. File your petition at the office of the Opening Bowling In these General Manager, Room 346 Student days of higher prices, it's nice to Friday, Starting at 9 p.m. know quality, service and professional Services Building, for either bf these All day & expertise still available evenings are at '77 prices. jobs. Saturday Rent-a-Lane Check us out! Mon-Thurs Midnight 2AM Sundays 11PM 1AM Please pick up your job application form '2.00 per and job description at Room 346 Student lane >us Services Building. 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Eost loosing, Michigan Thursday, April 3, 1980 FOl R STARTING HI RLERS BACK Netwomen to face Baseball batteries intent to win B> Bil l TEMPLETON freshman Terry Johnson, will form the nucleus of the Spartan and for pitched three good games the spring trip, but he against Indiana." an Ohio State or an three league foes h le News Sports Writer us on t d s Note: This is the last of staff. lost two," Litwhiler said. Sophomore Steve Kruse and With a 5-4 dual-match record under its belt, the MSU women's ree part series on the MSU Wolcott, a three-year letter Strother only won four of 10 freshmen Brian James and tennis team travels south for pairings with Big Ten foes Purdue eball team. Today's install- winner for the Spartans, has derisions last spring after a 4 2 Steve Sudbay are among the and Ohio State universities and the University of Indiana. > -ent looks at the Spartans' assumed the role as the top record as a sophomore. contenders for the sixth or The Spartans take on the Hoosiers and Buckeyes at West pitchers and catchers. pitcher on the staff, although Magsig saw brief action in seventh spots on the pitching 1979 and notched 3-1 record. staff. Lafayette, Ind., Saturday and meet the host Boilermakers Sunday. Confidence and a belief they not by any official designatiort. a Coach Earl Rutz Jr. is hopeful his unit can come away with wins • n win are the trademarks According to the coaches, he is Behind the plate this year for over the Buckeyes and Hoosiers, who which MSU head baseball coach "HE PITCHED THREE a moundster with "a lot of MSI' will be senior Jerry placed ahead of MSU at the confidence" who pitched well in Pollard. The 5-foot-lT Livonia Big Ten finals a season ago. I inny Litwhiler believes will games down South and didn't "Ohio State and Indiana still have strong teams, but we feel we ike the Spartans' pitching look foo impressive in two of the spring. native was called "a slow have a chance to beat them," Rutz said. iaff a very good group this them," Litwhiler said, "but in Pomorski will be another of starter" by Litwhiler, but the The Buckeyes, defending Big Ten champions, have lost their top his last game he looked really the Spartan pitchers to be Spartan mentor said he always counted on this season, and. singles player of a season ago, Maria Olazagasti. Indiana has a "Overall, we should have a good. He has good control and seems to get stronger as the both Litwhiler and Pellerin top flight freshman in Heather Crowe, who has displaced ery good staff," Litwhiler said. many different types of season goes along. incumbent No. 1 star Tina McCall in the singles lineup. Litwhiler spoke very highly , We've got guys who know how pitches." hope the Birmingham, Mich., "Purdue has some new recruits, and is much improved over Wolcott, 6-4 last led native can regain the form of freshman Steve Barnes, who last For further information call 373-7414 !" win and can win, and that is season, the staff victories while which made him a dependable hit a three-run home run in his year," Rutz added. y ling to be important to us." in • The Spartans' own lineup will include top singles performer Department ol Performing and Creative Arts Seniors Brian Wolcott and sporting a 4.43 ERA. pitcher in his freshman year. first game as a Spartan on the ■ ay Strother, along with jun¬ Strother was compared to spring trip. Monty Gettys, a freshman whose only loss in nine outings has been ' to Indiana's Crowe. iors Phil Magsig and Mark Walcott by Litwhiler and assis¬ "AT TIMES HE looks like Senior Cindy Bogdonas (No. 3) and freshman Jennifer Tewes Pomorski, are returnees from tant coach Frank Pellerin, due he's got it back, and then he'll "HE LOOKED GOOD in his (No. 6) each have four singles wins. MS l"s Big Ten title-winning to'his control and the variety of lose it," Litwhiler said. "We first game," Litwhiler said. "He Jill Grinberg (No. 2), Sue Kim (No. 4), Pam Pierce (No. 5) nine of, 1979. his pitches. know he can do it, but we find needs some work on his field¬ "Jav has a lot of confidence, complete the Spartans' singles lineup. Rutz said he may That foursome, along with ourselves asking if he knows he ing, but he is only a freshman. experiment in doubles, with Gettys and Grinberg still the No. 1 "Catching-wise, we're in good pair. The youth of the staff this shape," Litwhiler said, "and we MSU defeated Miami (Ohio) University last weekend in its first spring will be freshman Terry can always bring in (junior home match of the spring. The Spartans return home for a dual Johnson of Grandville. Johnson Mark) Russ from right field. I with the University of Minnesota April 11. threw the ball very well in won't do that unless there is an relief of Pomorski in the Spar¬ injury, however." tans 11-8 win against Lubbock Thus, with a corps of pitchers Christian University on the intent on winning and with spring trip. confidence the major determi¬ Celtics have 6luck of Irish9 "In the last game against Pan nant, the situation on the American University, he had a mound appears sound. Capable NEW YORK (UPI) - The participate tn the coin flip when 3-0 lead and got a little ner¬ and strong catchers are also on National Basketball Associa¬ Commissioner Lawrence vous," Pellerin said. "But it was hand, therefore giving the tion's winningest team has the O'Brien pulled their name out good experience for him to get Spartan baseballers a solid right name — the Celtics — of an envelope in a blind draw nervous then, and not in May battery. since they seem to have the Monday. luck of the Irish. There was a bit of drama Not only did Boston post the surrounding Tuesday's coin «r■ HE Brian W olcott liH Jerrv Pollard Ruggers open season; best record in the NBA this season but now they have the first pick in the NBA's annual flip. Both Auerbach and Jazz General Manager Frank Layden wanted to make the call college draft, June 10, to boot. of the coin, so O'Brien was Thurs. Conrad 7:30 & 9:30 win pair at Battle Creek Red Auerbach earned that forced to make a preliminary right Tuesday by winning a coin flip to see which club got to Irvi Notes its The MSU rugby club opened season with a pair of wins Lynch and Jim Flayeman each scored tries from breaks at the coin flip with the Utah Jazz without saying a word. The Celtics able — make the actual call. O'Brien also conducted blind IheMOtlON PICTURE were to draws Tuesday to determine B last weekend as both the A and grade squads defeated teams base of the scrum and Tom Bucholtz added a try from the participate in the coin flip because they obtained in a other first-round draft placings for teams that ended the season Wltl\SOMEtl\iNG 10 Schedules of entry from the Battle Creek Rugby MSU 12-0. OFFEND EVERYONE!! dates for spring term intramural sports are corner, as won as follows: and Football Club. previous trade the first-round with identical records. Chicago In the A game. Wade Spartan coach David Trea- draft choice selection of the won out over Denver for the Independent volleyball — Deadline for entry is noon today in 121 Smith, gust was pleased with his Detroit Pistons — the team fourth pick: Indiana over Cleve¬ TM Sports-Circle. The entry fee is $20. Independent bowling — Entry deadline is noon Friday, $21 playing fly half, scored two tries within the first 15 minutes team's success so early in the with the worst record in the land for the eighth choice; New The A season. Eastern Conference. Utah and York over Washington for the Loved Circle IM or 201 IM Sports-West. Team racquetball — Entrv deadline is noon today. 121 Circle IM or 201 West IM. Women's racquetball — Doubles deadline is noon Fridav, 201 of the game to pace ruggers to a 16-6 victory. Dean Also scoring for MSU were Widman the Spartan and Brian "Both games reflect the workouts we had during the winter where the forwards Golden State finished with the worst records in the Western Conference but the Jazz got to 12th selection and Houston over choice. Cleveland for the 14th ^i\e West IM. Sykova, who both had success¬ were rucking vigorously and ROBERT MORSE JONATHAN WINTERS Tennis — Entry deadlines for fraternity teams, men's and ful tries also. the backs hurling well," Trea ANJANETTE COMER wonjen's singles, women's doubles and co-rec doubles are noon In the B grade game, Ned gust said. "Superbly nutty!" Thurs. Wilson 7:30 & 9:30 April 11, 201 IM Sports-West. Residence hall and independent entries are due noon April 24. r-olf Call 355-5250 for information regarding dates, deadlines '100%! An Erotic T..„_- A MARTIN BREGMAN Production and 'tournament formats now available. Track - Deadlines: noon May 5 (residence hall), May 6 Masterpiece! OPEN 7PM ALAN ARK1N (fraternity, and May 13 (individual). Scratch meeting will be the Perfect Porn!" week of May 5 in West IM. Fencing — An open tournament for men and women will be held MADELINE KAHN sometime in May. Further information will be available May 5, 201 West IM. The Circle IM will be closed this Saturday and Sunday. IM West TODAY OPEN 7:00 PM will have regular hours Saturday, but will be closed Sunday. SHOWS AT 7:15-9:20 (T1 Spartan Triplex A ! There's only one way out, Women's soccer i Of. SALE v: r'°'C? To and 100 fools stand in the way! The Unexpected Pleasures f kicks off Of Seven Ladies PENITENTIARY "The Most Erotic Pornographic Film | The MSU women's soccer * of the Year! club begins its season today at —Hustler s Magazine ^ the University of Michigan. The defending state champs' ADULTS first home games are April 19 ONLY1 TODAY OPEN 7:00 PM against Miami < Ohio) Univer¬ SHOWS AT 7:15-9:25 sity and April 20 against Kala¬ 1:45 SHOW ON SUNDAY 349 2?00 Vf w i DIA N mazoo College. iTuDfNTS 4 SR CITIZENS with am. ( aRD $2 S 2 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS Peter Sellers-Best Actor — Melvyn Douglas-Best Supporting TWI-LITE SHOW $1.75 UTE SMOw LIMITEP T0 SE* Actor — There's nothing funnier than Peter Sellers in "BEING THERE" 1 ROY SCHEIDER "Honor thy wife. 1 PETER SELLERS/SHIRLEY MacLAINE and everyone else's," BEING THERE B9 SBRiAi United Artists &iefiaw -fan: I 515 @ 11 75 6:00 -a SI 75.7:45 8 30 <$P> ■ 6:15 @ $1.75.7:30,8.15 | /CLASSICfllAtSk 1 . FRANCIS FORD 1 ^^^^DUSTIN HOFFMAN E#*/ Kramer Krfiher COI^LAS 1 "'PERCEVAL'IS AN UL'J ^ J MS @ H.7J, (IS 5:30® $1.75."is? I ENCHANTING EXPER¬ LITTLE MISS MARKER THE ELECTRIC Chapter Two IENCE! HORSEMAN James Caan Marsha Mason 1 It is delightful (and - even sexy) ... a 1 530 r?< SI 15, MO jPGI 545 @ $1.75. ID J celebration of the almost forgotten qualities of honor, hospitality, courtesy and courtly love." —David Ansen, Newsweek Auditions open to Community and College Students Need 20 Men, all ages Max von Sydow TONIGHT and 10 Women, all ages Date April 7 & 8, 1980 LivUlImann THURSDAY, APRIL 3 7:00 and 9:30 P.M. cStauiSey-H Time Location 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Lansing Community College The Emigrants Fairchild Theatre KAPLAN First Floor. AOF Building Screenplay by Jen Troel and Bengt Forskrtd Fromanovelby Vdhekn Moberg Produced by Bengt ForsLnd Diecled by Jan Troel educational Center 315 N. Grand Technicolor* A Svensk Filmmdustri Production •[PGj c»n bays Evenints t Ween 517, 332 3535 Performance Dates May 23,24,25, Thursday & Friday X:()(),109 Anthony for information About Other Centers 30,31 & June 1 Admission $1.50/$ 1.00 with RHA Pass I Imsia ot tte ASMSU PrifraNiii loan) IhM br sMiat tai mm? Lansing Community College Performing & Creative Arts 373-7223 Partially tanded by the RHA lltenutiie Movie Feed. Accessible Call the ProeraMuie Board Hotline 3532010. tar 24hr iete. m PI mats Thursday, April 3, 1980 1 1 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Automotive |[^1 | Motorcycles iffo] [ Employment IfjT] 1 Employment |f]T] | Employment |[§|1 1 Apartments \\*f\ | Apartments | Apartments \IW \ Apartments |[y] 1978 AUDI FOX. 4 speed, 2 .HONDAMATIC HAWK '78 ART INFO specialist, East SOUND & LIGHTING people PHOTOGRAPHER NEEDS LCC NEAR Sublease til SUBLEASE TWO bedroom NEEDED ONE roommate to NEED 1 Male, summer term, door..Air conditioning, AM- 400 cc. Excellent condition. Lansing Arts Workshop. required. Must be willing to interesting persons to pose August 1 One bedroom, apartment for summer, parti¬ fill 4-man apartment, one W. of Hagadorn, own room, FM cassette. Regular gas. 800 miles, $1350, 337-7033, Assisting managing director travel. Please write with full for photographic studies of furnished, $205 + utilities ally furnished, pool, call after block from campus. $107 per 377-4110 afternoons, 351- John. 8-4-14 (31 with clerical, promo, grants, resume. P.O. Box 1767 East the nude female form. For 482 2526, only $90/month. Call 332- or 337-5250 5. 351-6616. 5 4-4 (4) month immediate 1840 mornings. 5-4-3 (51 and special projects. Typing a occu¬ 5007 3-4-4 (31 Lansing, Ml 48823 8-4-7 (6) interview please call 482 5-4-4 (4) must. CETA position. Must pancy. 337 2892. 8-4-10 (5) ATTENTION WE buy late 1 Employment IfiTl live in Ingham County, not SUMMER HORSE ranch 1848, 510:30 p.m. Z5-4-1K6) ROOMMATE NEEDED for 2 SUBLEASE summer, 3 MAN pool, laundry, un¬ for 124 NEED 1 or 2 males, fall, on model imported and domes¬ Lansing. Call 676-3774 for CEDAR, East Lansing 2 river, only $90/month, lots of SECRETARY/RECEPTION¬ positions open for female PERSONAL ASSISTANTS man apartment. Ask for Mike furnished. $103/person. 349- man, 1 bedroom furnished parking, call 332-5007. tic compact cars. Contact Bill IST Part-time afternoons, screening. 5-4-4 (10) counselors and WSI. Black to be 337 1292. 5 4 3 (3) 6929 10-4-11 131 - employed by handicap- apartment. Year lease only. 3 4-4 (31 Burcham, WILLIAMS VW, be able to type 60 River Ranch, Croswell. (313) must per students at MSU, are Heat Er hot water included. 484-1341. C-22-4-30 (5) RESIDENT MANAGER & 679 2505. Z-8-4-11 (51 OKEMOS 2 Bedroom 2 bath, WPM. Please call 371-1200 now being selected. Orienta¬ $250/month. Leases starting SUMMER spouse to live in & supervise SUBLET- 1 fe¬ for an appointment. 8-4-4 (51 tion will occur during spring very private $250 immediate June 15 or September 1 CHEVY STATION Wagon 6 male. Marigold Apartments. mentally retarded or 6 BABYSITTER NEEDED Mon¬ term. Call Diana Caudill 353- occupancy 349-3903. Call 1973. New tires, AM/FM 882-2316 after 5 p.m. 351-6702. 8-4-11 (3) FEMALE NEEDED for nude emotionally impaired adult day, Wednesday and Friday 1 9642 W402 MSU Library for after 6. 8-4-11 (4) OR-22-4-30 (8) stereo, very good condition. photo modeling. Send per¬ clients in a residential home to 5p.m Okemos. Own trans¬ details. 8-4-4 (8) 355-7912. 8-4-4 (31 FEMALE ROOMMATES for tinent data, recent photo and setting. Daytime hours open portation. 349-1620 mornings ROOMMATE NEEDED now LOOKING FOR fall housing? summer, share 4-man apart¬ to attend school. Must have only. 8-4-11 (4) WANTED SALES One bedroom next to Brody, salary desired. P.O. Box 1545 People- Call 1970 CHRYSLER Newport. own transportation. Room Mid-Michigan. They ment, close. $85. 337-0384. E. Lansing. Z-3-4-4 (51 full or part time, set your own rent negotiable, Jim 337- have over 400 properties to 6-4-9 (3) Good transportation, radials and board + salary & fringe PART-TIME 2091. 8-4-11 (4) bookkeeper hours. Call 321 0270. 8-4-913) choose from, and they spe $250. 351-8233. 3-4-4 (3) benefits. Apply Personnel Of¬ needed. Sophomore or junior ADVERTISING MAJOR with fice. cialize in the MSU area Call ROOMMATE NEEDED- Community Mental business major preferred. RESIDENT AIDE needed experience, to help promote YES to 1972 COMET, Mechanically Health Board. 407 W. Green- today and see if they have Collingwood Apartments, business. Good pay. 339- Excellent experience, b flex¬ assist in group home for 6 we have location! what you're looking for. 349- very good, 20-23 MPG, $575. 2793. 2-4-3 13) lawn. Lansing. EOE. ible hours. Near campus. Dave 8-5, 489-5008. After 5, emotionally impaired adults. •on Red Cedar River 1065. C-22 4-30 18) 5-4-3 (16) 1054 E. Grand River. East Variable hours. Part-time. 349 6661 8 4 11 (4) •free canoes WAITRESSES- DOORMEN, Lansing. 8-4-11 (81 $3.75/hour. Apply Personnel RN's-GN's-SNT's FEMALE-SPRING term, CONVERTIBLE - '65 Mus¬ full and part time nights, will train. Apply in person, JOB HUNTERS. Prepare for Office. Community Mental Health Board. 407 W. Green- FEMALE NEEDED to share •2 minutes to compus EVERGREEN APTS. apartment near campus, rent tang runs good, great mile¬ LANSING GENERAL HOS¬ Waters A Rivers 341 negotiable, call Liz 337-2411. ROCKY'S LOUNGE (formerly Interview Success! Preview lawn, Lansing. EOE. Bedroom $95 per month, Evergreen age. 355-2067 best offer. PITAL has full and part-time 30 questions interviewers ask 8-4-11 (3) S 54-7 (31 Abdo's), 3600 South Logan. 5-4-3 1101 Deposit required, close to Edge Apts. Showing: M-W-F 4-6pm 8-4-9 (5) positions available for regis¬ most often, guide to answers, Manager Apartment 2G tered and graduate nurses Campus. Available Im¬ 261 River St. ONE MALE needs 3 room¬ $3.00: CUTLASS CALAIS loaded. Includes bumpers. 1978 CHERRY LANE Babysitter, and student nurse nicians. A 4 day, 10 hour per tech¬ Communication Dynamics, 500 N. Homer, Suite 202-A, | for Rent "IfTI mediately, Kathy 351-4930. 8 4-4 (6) or Judy (next to Cedar Village) Call 351-2426 or 351-8135 FAIL & SUMMER LEASING mates for summer. Capitol Villa, $90/month plus utilities. $4300. 351-2527. 5-4-4 (31 12.45-5:15 p.m. Weekdays. Lansing 48912. 4 BEDROOM HOUSE for rent day work week option allow¬ Bill, 337-2429. 8-4-11 (41 1 Vi year old. 355-7920. ing 3 day week-end is avail¬ Z-8-4-11 (8) spring through summer or FEMALE ROOMMATE need¬ 332-4432 MUST SUBLEASE-April 1st. 1974 FORD TORINO Elite. 3-4-7 (3) fall. Virginia Street - Nice ed immediately. 1 bedroom, Birchfield, 2 bedroom, 2 bath. able on the midnight shift. STUDENT PROGRAM- 30 seconds Call 394-4623. 7-4-3 (3) 4 MAN Sublet for spring and Runs good, stereo, $1200 or We offer: Primary b Team yard. (616) 775-1234. to campus. Rent 914 E. SHIAWASSEE Sahara best offer. 355-2067. LEGAL SECRETARY for MERS-Business or statistical Z-6-4-3 (4) negotiable, 337-7556 or 337- summer in River Glenn. Call downtown firm. Free parking. nursing, complete orientation background desired. 20 0136. 8-4-7 14) Apartment, 1 bedroom, air NEED ROOMMATE NOW Mike at 332-7673. 8-4-11 (3) S-5-4-7 (3) program, continuing educa¬ hours/week. $5.62/hour. 373- FALL HOUSING - DON'T conditioning, appliances, pay own room/bath, pool & Experience helpful. Salary ne¬ tion support system, excel¬ golf. 1979 FORD F-150. 302 V8. 8171. 2-4-3 (5) GET CAUGHT MALE NEEDED Spring and/ heat and water, bus stop 5 miles campus/bus. Keith- 1-2 FEMALES to share base¬ gotiable. Part-time beginning lent wage and benefit pack¬ IN THE 4-speed, cruise control, pow¬ May 1st to lead into full time COLD! GREAT LAKES 394 or Summer to room with 2 nearby. Call 351-6349 or 351 339-3934. 10-4-11 (4) ment. $97.50. Now-9/80. Call age. For more information LIKE TO DRIVE? 6347. 8-4-10 (5) Carol 355-6595 days. er steering, power brakes. position as of June 2. 371 - 2680. C-22-4-30 (4) girls, own room in a furnished contact Personnel Office De¬ DO IT FOR $5100. Call 374-6053 after 5 3500 ask for Jo. 8-4-11 (8) apartment, $110 a month. 8-4-11 (3) partment, LANSING GEN¬ DOMINO'S PIZZA 124 CEDAR, E. Lansing, 2- p.m. 8-4-14 (5) OPENINGS AVAILABLE: ERAL HOSPITAL, 2800 De¬ BEAUTY SALON - Two 355-5608 3-4-3- (5) man. 1 bedroom furnished. 711 BURCHAM 1 OR 2 Bedroom. Close. Heat stations complete with all UM-Dearborn Toronto Politi¬ vonshire, Lansing, Ml 48909. Now hiring full and part- IF YOU would like a place to $250 including heat Er hot NOW LEASING HONDA CIVIC 1976, 41,000 fixtures and equipment. Es¬ included, $145-290. 313-474- Phone 377-8335 EOE. time delivery people. Flexible rent, but don't know where water 129 Burcham, 2 man 5534 collect. 8-4-11 13) miles, great running condi¬ cal Internship spring term, 6 tablished clientele. Located in For Summer hours Political Science credit. 25-4-30J24) hours with paid vacations to look, call GREAT LAKES furnished efficiency. $180 in¬ Only tion, $2,900, negotiable. Lansing. 517-673-7315. Anne 351-6249, evenings. Call Dr. Graves 1-882-8955 or MODELS WANTED - $6/ and holiday benefits. Can 5-4-7 (6) today for sure, there's hun¬ cluding heat Er hot water. Summer Leases M60 STUDIO APARTMENT, 1 1-593-5096. 10-4-11 (7) make up to $5/hour with dreds in our book. 394-2680. June 15 Er July 1. One year block to 5-5-4-4 (51 hour, no experience neces¬ Berkey. Available commission and tips. Apply C-22-4-30 (5) leases only. Call 882-2316. •Full for Fall now. Grads. $200. 332-8175. 1974 MGB-GT good condi¬ ATTENTION MARKETING sary, we will train. 482-2278. Apply in person at VELVET at the following locations: I Apartments | [5p] BEST BARGAIN IN TOWN! OR-22-4-30 I9I •Clot* to camput 3-4-4 (3) tion 51,000 $2700. 337-0662. and business students. •Extra lorg* t bedroom FINGERS 527 E. Michigan. 1 and 2 bedroom Mobile ONE BEDROOM furnished. PART-time positions with 2068 Cedar St., Holt GOOD TASTE THROUGH- •Completely furnished 8--4-9_(3^ C-22-4-30 (5) OUT- One bedroom apart¬ Available immediately. $230. 1974 PINTO RUNABOUT Michigan's Manufacturer largest Multi- Distributor. 1561 Haslett Rd„ Haslett 1139 E. Grand River, ments. Appliances, heat, and homes. From $155/month. '6 mile from campus. 337-1056. One block to campus. 332- For Appointment Call CAMPUS VIEW SUMMER, MURRAY Hotel, 3900. OR-22-4-30 (4) 324 Michigan Ava. standard shift, new battery, Automobile required. 20 Mackinac Island, Michigan East Lansing carpet included. Two private OR-4-4-4 (4) 337-7328 exhaust system and tires. hours per week. 339-9500. 5214 Cedar St., Lansing entrances, on busline, $220 showing: 4-6 pm S 7-8 pm M-F needs cooks, maintenance, SUMMER SUBLET, 3 males, month plus deposit. Manager Apartment Ml Body needs work. $400 best offer. 337-0082. or C-22-4-30 (7) pianists, bartenders, and per¬ 3608 N.E. St., Lansing 801 Thomas L. Parkway, 5093. 5-4-4 (7) 321 - HASLETT ARMS non-smoking, River Glenn, FEMALE: OWN room, fur¬ Call 351 3038 or 351 -9538 sonnel for rotation between 135 8-4-14 (6) OVERSEAS JOBS - Sum¬ food preparation, waitres- Lansing Collingwood 351-8622. 8-4-10 (3) nished close to campus, FALL S SUMMER LEASING mer/year round. Europe, S. 966 Trowbridge, $115/month plus utilities. 1979 PINTO- 2 door, 13,500 American, Australia, Asia, sing, and housekeeping. Full time housekeeping available. 10-4-8 (22) E. Lansing UNIVERSITY VILLA Showing: 2-6pmM-F Manager Apartment 43 NEAR MSU unfurnished one Starting June 1. 351-4334. SUMMER SUBLEASE - 2 miles, FM stereo cassette, etc. All fields, $500-$1,200 635 Abbott Call 351 1957 351-8135 bedroom apartment, imme¬ 5-4-9 14) Send complete resume, work or bedroom, $240 a month plus diate occupancy. 351-9549. * excellent condition, $3600. monthly. Expenses paid. FAST FOOD MANAGERS Showing: 3-7pm M-F FALL & SUMMER LEASING deposit. 332-1015. 5-4-9 (3) Call Larry, 373-7845 days or experience, recent photo, so¬ 4-4-4 14) CLOSE TO Cooley- 1 and 2 Sightseeing. Free informa¬ Manager: Apartment 4311 cial security number and 321-1340 after 5. 8-4-11 (5) tion Write: IJC, Box 52-ME, - Domino's Pizza (300 units Call 337 2653 or 351-8135 SOUTH LANSING- Large, bedroom apartments. De¬ SUBLEASE 1 bedroom apart¬ first and last day available to Corona Del Mar, CA. 92625. nationwide) needs exper¬ FALL AND SUMMER LEASING clean one and two bedrooms, QUIET FEMALE needed to posit and lease required. Utili¬ ment Northwind Farms, avail¬ work to 3312 Green Rd., Ann Z-9-4-15 19) ienced fast food managers to 10 minutes to campus, heat, share large, air conditioned, ties included. From $210. Call able 4/19, $245/month. No PLYMOUTH SATELLITE Arbor, Michigan 48105. Con be trained for positions as appliances, air and carpet furnished, 2 bedroom on bus between 8-5, 374-7291, after undergrads. 332-5268. 1971, 2 door, mechanically tinously hiring through Sep¬ FURNISHED STUDIO units, store from $235. 393-1746 8-4-9(6) route. Summer and Fall. 351- 5, 351-9389. 5-4-S (6) 5-4-9 (4) sound. $700 or best. 332- tember. Z-3-4-3 (16) managers. You can $185/month all utilities in¬ earn up to $250 per week 0866. 8-4-10 15) 0007. 8-4-7 (3) cluded. Immediate occupan¬ WANTED SPRING and sum¬ while in training. Our expan¬ CAMP TAMAKWA for boys cy, 337-1619. OR-22-4-30 (5) mer-female roommate for MALE NEEDED own room in We have immediate open¬ sion offers exciting opportu¬ CEDAR an PONTIAC STATION WA¬ and ing for a part-time registered girls (ages 8-15) in Al¬ nities for you to join the one bedroom apartment. two bedroom apartment, GON. 1972. Good condition. gonquin Park, Ontario, has 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT radiologic technologist on the fastest growing pizza compa¬ Furnished, air conditioning, available immediately, low Price negotiable. 332-6814. available spring term. $285/ 11:30 p.m. to 8 a.m. shift, openings for counselors, ca¬ pool, close, on busline. Must utilities. Close to campus. S-5-4-9 (3) noe trippers, boys swim di¬ ny in the world. Your salary month, 351-8135 or 337-2653. be clean and non-smoker. Negotiable rent, Kath, 351- Friday and Saturday nights. as beginning manager is OR-22-4-30 (3) The hospital offers an excel¬ rector, and camp pianist. If $122.50. 337-7407. 8-4-8 (6) 4930. 8-4-4 (6) SUBARU 1973: 2 door, 4 $12,500 per year plus 25% interested call (313)559-4240 speed, good condition, 30 lent fringe benefit package profit of the unit. Supervisory to arrange for an interview at MPG, $750. 882-7387. that includes hospital paid and franchising opportunities the Holiday Inn East (On NOW LEASIN6 for CAMPUS HILL 5-4-4 (4) health insurance, life in¬ available after 12 months Grand River) in East Lansing surance, weekend shift ferential and a medical/dental dif¬ on Saturday, April 5, or call successful store ment. Send resume to David manage¬ FALL and SUMMER NOW LEASING FOR SUMMER and FALL VOLVO, 164E, 72. Automatic, the Holiday Inn on that date. reimbursement plan. We also Fluke, 628 Renker Road, good condition. $1350. Call offer pro-rated vacation and 4-4-4 (12) For information coll SPECIAL SUMMER RATES 353-3980 or 355-6205. Lansing 48917. 10-4-8-124) tuition refunds after 1 year CAPITOL VILLA APARTMENTS 8-4-4 (3) employment apply: Gertrude Hills, Personnel 487-9180, OUTGOING COEDS needed for a fun promotional position COUNSELORS, MICHIGAN 332-5330 1664 E. Grand River now taking summer applications 79 VW RABBIT, Fuel injec¬ Boy's Camp. June 23 to on a part-time basis. Must be tion, excellent condition, Monday-Friday. August 16. Areas open: Ju¬ NORWOOD APARTMENTS Free Bus Service neat & dependable & enjoy $5400 or best offer, 332-4655. E.W. Sparrow Hospital do, gymnastics, archery, arts/ 1215 E. Michigan meeting people. 349-0486 be¬ 351-5647 •2 bedrooms Free Bus Service 6-4-8 (3) crafts. Competitive salaries. 1330 E. Grand River tween 10 and 12, 2 and 4 Lansing, Michigan 48909 only. 8-4-10 (8) Write: FLYING EAGLE, 1401 •Swimming Pool A nondiscriminatory affirma¬ N. Fairview, Lansing, Mich. CEDAR VIEW APARTMENTS ASK ABOUT OUR SPECIAL FALL RATES | Auto Service lf/1 tive action employer. 5-4-9 (25) TEACHER AIDE, Elementary, 48912. Give background/ex¬ 351-5647 1390 E. Grand River •Furnished •Dishwashers 349-3530 for rental 35 hours per week, Monday perience. Z-8-4-7 (8) MASON BODY SHOP, 812 E. RIVERSIDE APARTMENTS •Central Air information Kalamazoo since 1940. Auto STUDENTS - EARN EX¬ through Friday, $3.15/hour CLERK WANTED - Adult Free Roommate Service minimum. Apply in person, 351-5647 •4 person painting-collision service. TRA income own hours, VELVET units 351-8631 - Bookstore. FIN¬ 1310 E.Grand River Free Roommate Service American, Foreign cars. 485- sell SHAKLEE cosmetics and Personnel, East Lansing Pub¬ GERS, 527 E. Michigan, 489- 0265. C-22-4-30 (5) lic Schools, 509 Burcham nutritional products. Call 9 2278. C-22-4-30 141 BRAKES PARTS a.m. to 9 p.m. 349-0527. Drive._0_R-4-4-4 (7) Now Leasing For Located fust off TI35 Michigan Ave. Right not to the including 5-4-9 (5) MCDONALD'S REST¬ DELIVERY HELP wanted. Grand River, Okemos pads, shoes, and hydraulic E. Lansing, Mi. Brody Complex AURANTS of East Lansing Must have own car. Apply at parts for your foreign car, in PART TIME aid for day care are now taking applications LITTLE CAESARS today stock, at reasonable prices. center, 7-1:30, 1-5 Monday for the following shifts: 6:30 after 4p.m. 5-4-3 (4) CHEQUERED FLAG FOR¬ thru Friday, apply in person a.m. to 2 p.m., 11 a.m. to 2 EIGN CAR PARTS, 2605 E. 1527 East Michigan Avenue. Kalamazoo Street. One mile p.m. or 5 p.m. to close. Apply SAILBOAT CRUSING in¬ 489-2255. 3-4-7 (5) in person Monday through structors needed for North¬ west of campus. 485-5055. C-22-4-30 (8) Friday, 8 to 10 a.m. or 2 to 4 ern Michigan camp. 332- DISHWASHER TO Close 3991. 8-4-8 (3) p.m. 8-4-4 (8) SPECIAL MSU STUDENT weekend rates. UGLY DUCK¬ nights Sunday thru Thurs¬ day. Apply at DILLONS. 351- ...."the work is hard, but the 6326. 8-4-14 (3) LING car rentals. 372-7650. C-22-4-30J3) AUTOMATIC TRANSMIS¬ LEARN TO Fly Free - Flying time and instruction in ex¬ (Etopclungfjam goals are realistic and the SIONS for American cars. Rebuilt. $125. Installation change for working at airport. 676-4860. Z-2-4-4 (4) 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED LUXURY APTS. 'dish washer, rewards are fantastic".... 'private balconiei disposal available. 323-4401. 8-4-11 (4i 'shag carpeting YOUR TIME IS YOUR OWN. ^swimming pool 'central air 'heat included JUNK CARS wanted. Also Sell Avon part-time. Earn selling used parts. Phone good money and set your 'air conditioned 321-3651. C-22-4-30 (3) own hours. Ask about low *2 Blocks from campus on busline 'dishwasher Benefits include group medical plan, retirement cost group insurance cover¬ *Ask about our special 12 month rates 'shag carpeting plan, special manager's iife insurance program, and GOOD USED tires, 13, 14, 15 age. For more details call 'unlimited parking Joity Thornton, Manager* free meals while on duty. Paid vacations are 1 * inch. Snow tires too! Mount¬ 482 6893. C-22 4-30 (7) 2 bedroom Furr's Cafeterias week after 1 year service, 2 weeks after 3 years. ed free. Used wheel and hub SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS Now leasing for Summer & Fall 'model open daily 3 weeks after 10 vears, and 4 weeks after 15 caps. PENNELL SALES, 1825 needed. Grades 6-12. $35/ Call 351-8182 Purr's Cafeterias. Inc.. is now expanding its Michigan, Lansing, Michigan 48912. 482-5818. day. Call Dansville Middle CALL 351-7166 Management team to keep pace with the rapid C-22-4-30 (6) School 623-6108. 8-4 8 I4I Located at Hagadorn just south of Service Road growth of our cafeteria chain. This growth ensures that opportunities as assistant cafeteria managers, Purr's is one of the nation's largest cafeteria cafeteria managers, and higher level positions will chains, with over 75 units in prime locations EAST LANSING LIVE A LITTLE! be available throughout 7 Southwestern States. So if you want to work hard where your efforts will really pay off. Purr's Cafeterias has the program for you. We are hiring qualified candidates into our Management Training Program, and we want men NORTH POINTE and women who will put forth maximum efforts toward a rewarding career with us. Candidates APARTMENTS should he willing to relocate occasionally during their career. vour resume in confidence to LOST in the NOW LEASING "The starting salary for manager trainees, txised R.J.Cohen Director of Personnel Purr's Cafeterias, Inc. upon background and experience has from l^ForeignCar (for immediate\ a range P.O. Box 6747 $10,400 to $11,400 As your career progresses and occupancy / Lubbock. Texas 79413 your responsibilities grow, you can expect a rapid * Service Unfurnished ...al ihe pool (his Summer! growth in earnings. Assistant managers ran earn Nicely Decorated from $17,000 to $25,000 per year, or more Cafeteria We are an Equal Opportunity Employer M/P. One and two bedroom •air conditioning •shag carpeting managers can earn from $22,000 to $55,000 per year. Maze? Air Conditioning Full carpeted •luxury furnishings •dishwashers •private balconies •swimming pool Heat and water furnished ^ HELP I %!* special 12 month rates WE SERVICE: Large laundry facilities *Jody Thornton began our management program in July, 1978, and rapidly became an assistant DATSUN VOLKSWAGEN TOYOTA HONDA Swimming pool manager. He was promoted to cafeteria manager from *225 a month in Hobbs, New Mexico, in May, 1979. He ts just one example of Ihe potential with Furr's /cafeterias The Beetle Shop X Cafeterias. lonsing »Oldest independent VW repoir shop 332-6354 APARTMENTS ^ 1400 E. CAVANAUGH • 393-1590 1250 Haslett at 69 731 Burchuin Drivr 351 7212 1 ^Michigon Stote News, Eost lonsing. Michigan Thursday, April 3, 1980 Apartments |[^] [ Apartments }\$g\ | Houses |[i«1 1 Houses ][f] 1 Houses 1 [ff| [ For Sale For Sale |[5] l Typing Service 2 FEMALE roommates need¬ SUBLET ONE bedroom at COUPLE NEEDS small house FALL LEASING now avail¬ OWN ROOM-1 or 2 rooms to ROOMS ACROSS from Wil¬ WE PAY up to $2 for LP's SOMEBODY ELSE'S CLO¬ TYPING, LIBRARY research ed to share apartment for Birchfield, occupancy im¬ to sublet for summer. Call able. Many 2 to 6 bedroom sublet for summer, in E. liams Hall on Michigan Ave. and cassettes - also buying SET, featuring gently used resume service. Free pick-up Summer, close to campus, mediately 882 1754 by 3:30 Marty, 337-1215. Z-BL-4-3 (3) houses. Call EQUITY VEST 351 3038 or 351-9538. Lansing, $117 + utilities. 45's, songbooks, FLAT clothing. 541 E Grand River. and delivery. 676-1912. $113, utilities included. 353- p.m. 8-4-4 (31 INCORPORATED. 351-1500. 337-0051 after 6 p.m. OR-22 4-30 (3) BLACK Ef 5-4-4(4) CIRCULAR, up¬ Open noon to 6 p.m. Take-ins C-22-4-30 (31 5725. 6-4-8 (4) 5 BEDROOM HOUSE for 2-4-3 (5) stairs 541 E. Grand River, by appointment. LARGE 2 PARTY furnished summer with fall option. 1 HOUSEMATE NEEDED - E. ROOMS, 1 block from cam¬ open 11 a.m.-6 p.m. 351- C-22-4-30 (4) EXPERT TYPING. Disserta¬ CEDAR VILLAGE" efficiency. Close to campus. block from campus. Excellent condition, rent negotiable. Beginning 4-27-10 Lansing. GORGEOUS house. 351-5975 after 6 p.m. pus, male, $135 a month, utilities included, 337-2669. 0838. C-22-4-30 (7) tions - theses - business - Air conditioning. $150/month Win A Free APARTMENTS - summer. $240 month After 5 p.m. 487 4451. - fall. 332-3890 8-4-14 (5) Pogo Poster: 8 4-8 131 Z 4-4-8 (3) FOOSBALL TABLE top, excellent condition. $175 glass | Mobile Homes |f»] legal. MSU grad. 337-0205. C-22-4-30 (3) IF YOU would like a place to Now leasing for OR-22-4-30 (6) EAST LANSING Available — Check the Classi ROOM IN 4 man house or best offer. 332-5039. MOVING MUST sell: 196010' rent, but don't know where EXPERIENCED TYPING of immediately. 519 Lake Lan¬ available May or June, for E-5-4-9 (3) x 50' General, has wood summer only fieds for your student to look, call GREAT LAKES dissertations and theses, edit¬ SUBLET ONE female sum¬ sing Rd. 4 man house, $400 summer with fall option, rent stove, near MSU. $2500. low number. today for sure, there's hun¬ After 5, ing and graphics service os as $47.50 each mer term. Milford Apart¬ plus utilities. 313-733-7400 or dreds in negotiable. 337-0755. BASS GUITAR fender preci¬ 351-3668, very nice. available. 372 2098 after If you find it bring our book. 394-2680. 5 ments, 126 Milford Street. 733-6933. Ask for Marlene. — 8-4-14 (4) sion, good condition with 8-4-10 (41 C-22-4-30 Sorry. Full Furnished, air conditioning, 8-4-14 (6) I.D. card to rm. 347 (52 _ _ hard shell case. $200, and p.m. 5-4-9 (4) For Fall very reasonable. Call 332- 7756 8-4-14 (6) 3-5 MAN HOUSES, very Student Services with¬ in 1 week and get 2 BEDROOMS FOR 4 stu¬ dents, for lease summer term, MALE, OWN room, Lansing near bus. Utilities, $75. no bassman 10 amp, 4 speakers, 200 watts $300. 337-0082. I Animals |pKl THESIS EDITING by profes¬ For information close to lease. 372-7370. 3-4-7 (31 sionals with advanced de¬ MSU, Furnished, $300/month, security depo¬ 8-4-14 (6) RED RAT Snake really grees. Free consultation. 339- $400 and a free poster! SUBLET 2-bedroom apart¬ up, 332-1800. sit. Call collect evenings, sharp, $25, 355-2492. call 351-5180 ment for Summer. Close. Call OR-15-4-23 (3) Starting 4-27-80! _ ROOMS IN beautiful Victori¬ an rooming house. One block Tl PROGRAMABLE 58-C continuous memory calcula¬ E-5-4-9 (3) 8602. 3 4-4 (3) Doug at 353-2723. 8-4-14 (4) FEMALE ROOMMATE to TYPING TEACHER WITH school age ROOMMATE FOR two bed¬ MSU. Furnished. Kitchen, - EXPERIENCED, MALE NEEDED Spring term, share tor, unused, all packing ma¬ FLUFFY BLACK Kittens with children wishes to sublease upstairs in duplex. parking, from $110, includes jhesis, term paper, IBM cor¬ own room, close to campus. SUBLET IMMEDIATELY - 2 room house. $125 + utilities. $112.50/month includes utili¬ terial, 2 days old, $95 or best white chest and mittens. 332-2236. 5-4-4 13) married housing apartment Call 485-7643 after 6p.m. utilities, year lease. 332-1800. offer. 355-1681 or 353-7699. Free. 351-0599. E-5-4-9 13) recting. Nancy 351-7667. bed, 2 bath, Birchfield Apart¬ ties. raM 332-0241J-4-7 (4) ments. Call 355-7192. for summer. 332-4207. X-8-4-10 (41 OR-15-4-23 (6) E-5-4-9 (61 15-4-16J3) 5-4-9 (5) NEED TWO females for sum SUBLET 4 Man for summer 7-4-11 (3) BEAUTIFUL, GENTLE, NEED A library search or a HOUSEMATE FOR summer mer. Own rooms, in furnished HOUSEMATE WANTED- for GRAND OPENING FEMALE TO share furnished mature, male Malamute- computer produced biblio¬ Twyckingham, furnished 351 - or now. $100/month + utili¬ duplex. 351 -243V 5-4-7 log cabin on Lake Lansing. THE GENERAL STORE German Shepherd mixture. 4386. 8-4-8 13) FEMALE NEEDED, 4-man, modern country house on ties. 372-0831 evenings. L3I_ $125 + graphy? Call GATEKEEPERS, deposit. Call 339- FORMERLY CHRISTY'S Good walker & jogger. $40, at 349 6886. 15-4-7 (4) Twyckingham Apartments. lakefront. Own room. All 7-4-10 (3) LOOKING FOR fall housing? 3876. 8-4-4 (3) $115/month. 337-0807. 371-1893. C-2-4-4 (3) 485 9821. E-8-4-8 (5) NEEDED: 1 or 2 females to utilities paid. $100 month. Call Mid-Michigan. They X-5-4-4 (3) 394-4660 days, 651-6762 CENTER STREET-1 block to have over !th. Includes utili¬ ties. Call 332-0241. 8-4-9 (4) duplex. to H-LOFT, your room. can 355-3708 or 355-3704. E5-4-4 (3) be cut to fit Unstained, $60. I THOMPSON Personal Company is composing new |[71 PUBLISHING book (The Beauty of a PRIVATE GUITAR instruc¬ tion. Beginners through ad¬ vanced. Call MARSHALL MUSIC CO. 337-9700. Open SPLIT WITH male, 32. 3 HEWLETT PACKARD 25C, Motherhood). We are looking weeknights until 9:00 p.m. OPTICAL SERVICE TABACCONIST PHOTOGRAPHY miles from MSU. Woods, Scientific programmable, for expectant and new mo¬ Saturdays 10 a.m.-5 p.m. thers to pose for photogra¬ C-22-4-30 (6) ponds, appliances, privacy. condinuoud memory, new, Luxurious furnished phy. Payment will be $250 CO-OPTICAL chalet. $80, 351-6673. E5-4-4 13) SERVICES ^ HINGI AT TNI STORI WITH TNI RID DOOR! ^lbingef 641-4242. 3-4-4 (4) NO HIGHS? Distorted lows? dollars per photo session. Send recent photo to Dave TOW V 'Cgarettsby: Sherman ««have to stock- - Dunhill ■ Sobraine Studios) FEMALE, OWN room in beautiful house, close to campus $94/month plus utili¬ Fuzzy picture? Bring in portable t.v., stereo compo¬ nents Er cameras. Fast repair your Allen Thompson Publishing - Company. P.O. Box 352 Bay City, Mich. 48706. for to professional modeling, train tor Live Fashion 'Pipes bySavinelli Z 10-4-16 (111 Show, Magazine, Photo¬ ties. 337-9328. 3-4-4 (4) at economical prices. All Instant Color and graphy T.V. No experience • EYES EXAMINED *21 Red Door work guaranteed. Top dollar pipe tobacco blends Black and White necessary. • GLASSES Passport FEMALE GRAD student or professional woman needed paid for cameras, guitars, stereo gear, portable t.v. sets, Recreation [ [ffl] • CONTACT LENS for house. Close to campus. albums Er cassette tapes. DISC JOCKEY Resume $175/month. 351-2766. Professional Modeling of 1)111. Grand liver WILCOX TRADING POST. #1 SOUND b DISCOUNT AUTO CLINIC Ccxm joLelL's Shot ID Photos 220 Albert St. 332-3026 5-4-3 (4) MALE rooms, STUDENTS single 332-5791 after 5:30, 509 E. Michigan, Lansing. Phone 485-4391. C-22-4-30 (12) RECORDS team up to you your favorite tunes for your next party. Phone 332- 2212. Ask for Tom. bring Lonsing Inc. 351-0031. LEARN TO play guitar - Group lessons offered on all COUNSELING MEDIA SERVICE HEALTH FOOD weekends anytime. 3-4-3 (3) FRENCH STYLE Bass Bow 22-4-30 (7) levels, in guitar, banjo, man¬ $60 dolin, fiddle, singing, clog¬ negotiable, excellent SPARTAN Free Pregnancy testing Videotape 10% DISCOUNT NEED ONE in nice country home ten minutes north. condition 337-2113 evenings. ging and much morel Regis¬ ter now at ELDERLY IN¬ MUFFLER CENTER Counseling Services E-5-4-3 (3) STRUMENTS 541 E. Grand ail MSU 332-6090. 5-4-7 (3) Pregnancy Terminations Introductions to River, East Lansing. 332-4331 •BRAKES Gynecological Care students GIBSON ABO Base $155. A division of Media LANSING, IN private home, TKO PVTEPEAVEY Classes begin the week of 'SHOCKS amp 40 Family Planning Komm. Productions on purchases ot $2 prefer Grad or Faculty wo¬ watts $165. AMPEG G-110 4/7. C-4-4-4 (10) 'FRONT END WORK or more, yogurts man, $35 per week, 372-9389. amp with foot switch MXP LOWEST 20% •Photographic copying and breads excluded 4-4-4 (3) distortion b cords, best offer COST FLIGHTS LEARN ELECTRIC guitar 'Videotape productions Oannon from someone who knows Yogurt - 39' around $180. 337-2949. ■ Reliable - Flexible STUDENT DISCOUNT 'Videotape introductions FEMALE how. 351-5912. 5-4-3 (3) ON ALL WORK uuomar^are 'custom typesetting tor your artwork, layouts, posters RANDALL HEALTH FOOD room NEEDED, in 3 bedroom town- own E5-4-4 17) ■ ■ Free European Buy Now For Summer Stops of LansinG house, rent negotiable. 393- SEWING MACHINES - new And Save JEWELRY MAKE your own WITH I.D. Brookfiald Plata (212) 669-8980 at the East 2580. 5-4-7 (4) Singer machines from $99.50. Lansing Arts 717 S.PENNSYLVANIA Call 351-0435 1381 E.Grand River Guaranteed used machines Workshop. Call 332-2565. 487-9332 Unsing. 40*2 332-6892 FEMALE, OWN room, new from $39.50. All makes re¬ TF8EE 1-800-223-7676 8-4-14 (41 The Center For Student Travel duplex. $112 + V» utilities. paired. EDWARDS DISTRI¬ ANIMAL TRAINING BARBER PROMOTION IMPORTS Close. Spring and/or sum¬ BUTING COMPANY, 1115 N. [Transportation [|-JL] mer. 332-8852 after 5. Washington. 489-6448. BLUEGRASS EXTENSION 10 WEEK COURSE Spartan Barber 14-4-18 (4) C-22-4-30 18) SERVICE plays weddings, CAR POOL from Jackson to MSU- daily. 1-783-3065. DOG OBEDIENCE Styling To List MALE ROOMMATE needed- NEW AND used guitars, ban¬ parties, 655-1366 or 353-9695. C-22-4-30 (3) Z4-4-3 13) For Men, Women and $75 + utilities. Great house¬ jos, mandolins, etc. Dulci¬ CLASSES Children your mates- Z5-4-4 13) 3. Call 372-4329. mers and kits. Recorders, thousands of hard to find | Typing Service ]CT CARPOOL FROM Rapids to MSU daily. 1616) Grand Appointment or Walk-in MSU Judging Povilion Lower Level Union business OWN ROOM in furnished albums and books. Discount 456-1010 after 6 p.m. 3-4-4 (3) classes start Monday prices. Expert repairs - free FOREIGN STUDENTS: I can Building April 7 at 7:30 p.m. 9-5 Mon.-Fri. ft phone duplex. Mature female for spring Et summer. Close. estimates. ELDERLY STRUMENTS. 541 E. Grand IN¬ help with English. Editing, typing. 337-8415. 10-4-8 (3) Call our classified department 337-0357. 6-4-7 (3) with your ad now! We want CALL 651-6767 sponsored by the Student 355 3359 Doug at Featuring CXir line of River. 332-4331. C-22-4-30 (9) SECRETARY. I will Type Etc. to help you sell the items you QUIET FEMALE Roommate- no longer use. Chapter of the American We use recommend and 355-8255 Apparel from India Own room, deluxe, tennis, HP-65 PROGRAMMABLE calculator, $100 or best offer. In my home. 6 years secre¬ tarial experience. 374-8627. Medical Association RK products pool, air. $120. Okemos. Call 655 3728. E-5-4-4 (3) 8-4-4 (3) 349-0599. 8-4-4 (3) VISION CARE HAIR SALON FABRICS COUNSELING RECORDS! THOUSANDS to EXPERIENCED IBM 2 ROOMMATES NEEDED for choose from 75b and up, typing, MALE ROOMMATE needed all dissertations (Pica Elite), for spring term. 1 block from CLARICE'S HAIR BOUTIQUE summer - possibly next year, quality guaranteed. WAZOO Specializing in CULPEPPER'S WOMEN'S COUNSELING to share large bedroom in FAYANN 489-0358. campus. Pool Et free parking J.R. NIXON, O.D. 'Pressing CENTER new duplex. Riff-Raft need RECORDS, 223 Abbott, 337- 0947. C-22-4-30 (5) C-22-4-30 13) 337-8050. 5-4-3 (4) QUILTS 927 E.GRAND RIVER not apply. 337-0658. 8-4-10 (5) TYPING TERM papers. Ex- WANTED. SMALL refrigera- •hard and soft contact 'Permanent BOOKS! 3 floors of books, 'Hair (across from Bogue St. perienced, fast service - IBM tor. Reasonable. 337-2495, lenses Relaxing magazines and comics. Call 351-8923. OR-22-4-30 (31 ask for Peter. 4-4-8 (3) campus entrance) ROOMS, QUIET, close. Fur¬ CURIOUS BOOK SHOP, 307 Open Tues. through Sat. 210 ABBOTT "eye glass prescriptions evenings by appointments (upstairs) 332-3554 nished. Renting now, spring, East Grand River, East Lan¬ •fee inquiries welcome EAST LANSING summer, fall. Men and TYPING IN my home. Close HELP NEEDED for Political 810 S. Holmes SI •Michigan Dept. ot Public sing. 332-0112^0-22-4-30 £5) women spacious kitchen and to campus. Quality work! Science 291, a statistics 349-5077 332-2927 License #17 community rooms. 332-3700 FOR SALE- Utility trailer. 5' x Cindy 9 a.m.-7 p.m. 394-4448. course. Those with know¬ •Pregnancy Testing or 332-7378. 8-4-9 (6) 8' box with spare tire. $300. C-22-4-30 (3) ledge of or experience with Meijer Thrifty Acres • ( M ? f t . 485 3544 Open Tuesday—Saturday Quilts, fine cottons, •Concerned Counselors •Birth Control Counseling Phone 663-8798. 5-4-8 13) UNIGRAPHICS this class, please call Richard OFFERS at 332-0927. 3-4-7 161 m Operator, •Pregnancy Termination GUNS, RIFLES, Pistols. Buy, COMPLETE RESUME SER¬ v V f Clarice Ellis FolkwearrQ patterns For Sale WOMEN HELPING WOMEN trade, sell. 100 guns in stock. VICE: typesetting; offset MSU PROFESSOR and wife BOB's GUN SHOP 2412 S. printing; and bindery services (no pets, no children) seek 2 BEDS with mattress. $25 Cedar. 371-2244. 5-4 9 (41 Approved dissertation print¬ house to rent for academic and $30 or best offer. 355- ing and binding specialists. 1980 81, call 332-5812 after Springtime 9914. E-5-4-8 (3) WATERBED Complete queen-size, $250 or FOR sale- IBM MODEL C typewriter. Excellent condition, 321-3685. E-5-4-7 (3) $200. For estimate, stop in at 2843 5:00. 8-4-10 (5) E. Grand River or phone 332-8414. C-22-4-30 (9) best offer. After 6p.m. 337- DICKER AND DEAL LOW RATES - COMPUTER Means Business! 0716. 8-4-11 13) 4 FIRST Row- Middle section SECOND HAND STORE WITH 90 DAY GUARANTEES TYPING Resumes, Thesis, Term Papers. Call "G" Typ¬ ing. 321-4771. C-22-4-30 (4) Beach Boy tickets. Best offer. 351-3482. 5-4-8 (3) Spring specials - large as¬ TYPING, EXPERIENCED, sortment of 10-speed bikes, fast and reasonable. 371-4635 State News Classifieds! EPIPHONE dual pickup, with 50 watt BASS amp., $200 or best, 353-1234. guitar, portable t.v.'s, stereo equip¬ ment, used furniture, wheels & tires, and tennis rackets. C-22-4-30 (3) COPYGRAPH SERVICE E-5-4-8 (3) COMPLETED, DISSERTA WE BUY, SELL AND TRADE TIONS AND RESUME SER¬ Call KING SIZE waterbed posture VICE. Corner MAC and Doug 355-8255 perfect mattress, solid-state heater, vibrator, complete with 2 nightstands. 332 2784. 8 4 11 (5) DICKER AND DEAL SE¬ COND HAND STORE, 1701 S. Cedar St., Lansing, 487 3886 C 22 4 30 (17) Grand River, 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday. C 22-4 30 (71 337-1666. 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Slower, in music 40. Astronaut's walk Presidential nickname 14 Michigan State News East Lansing. Michigan It's What's H appening Announcements for It's What Happening must be received in the s at MSU Hang-Gliding Club meets 7 tonight, 2C8 IM Sports-West Students may gain valuable experience by coaching Softball, Announcing Highland's Easter State News office, 343 Student Open to the public. tennis and soccer to Lansing Services Bldg., by noon at least elementary school children. Ask two days before publication. No Volunteer Action Corps fulfills about REACH in 26 Student announcements will be accepted short term labor needs in the Services Bldg. by phone. community. We need your help. Volunteer in 26 Student Services Midnight Madness Medical technology students Club Manager's meeting is at can gain volunteer experience at Eaton Rapids Hospital Orientation 4:30 p.m. today, 114 Eppley Cen¬ Opportunity for juniors and is at 8 tonight, 25 Student ter. Members must attend. Open seniors to earn academic credit Services Bldg. to the public. interning with the various divisions MSU from 8 Volleyball Club meets to 10 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday, IM Sports-West. Open of the Michigan Department of Management & Budget. Contact Dave Persetl, College of Urban Development. Gain medically related ence experi¬ by volunteering at the Clini¬ cal Center. Orientation is at 6:30 tonight, 328 Student Services Audio Sale. to the public. Inter-Varsity Christian Fellow¬ ship meets at 7 tonight, 342 Union. MSU Pre-Vet Club meets at Open to the public. Area deaf children take part in a 7:30 tonight, 100 Veterinary Clinic. recreation program on Saturdays It Isn't On Easter, And Dr. Kivirk will speak on the Students interested in volun¬ at MSU, Volunteers are needed to Michigan Veterinary Medical As¬ teering with the mentally impaired guide activities. Learn more about sociation. Open to the public. should attend the Beekman Cen¬ Deaf Friends at 6 tonight, 114 ter orientation at 5:30 tonight. 328 Berkey Hall. Student Services Bldg. Conversational sign language It Isn't At Midnight. practice is at 7 tonight, fourth floor Horticulture therapy, therapeu¬ Observatory Open House is lobby, MSU Library. tic recreation and horticulture from 8 to 10 p.m. Saturday, MSU majors can gain experience by Observatory. Weather permitting, Agronomy Club meets at 6 volunteering. Attend an orienta¬ the 24-inch reflecting telescope tonight, 312 Agriculture Hall. Of¬ tion scheduled at 5:30 p.m. today, will be used for observing current ficer elections. Open to the public. 4 Student Services Bldg. objects of interest. Lansing area boys and girls Renaissance Dance Association Encounter Bible Study Seminar need the guidance of responsible presents "No Peace, No Joy?" at meets from 8:30 to 11 tonight, adults. The Big Brother'Big Sister 7:30 p.m. Friday, Study Lounge Tower Room, Union. Topic: orientation is at 7 tonight, 332 East, first floor, Owen Hall. "Learn the Trihory of Brittany" Union. and how to unwind lavolta. Open to the public. Recreation, special education, Special education students who volunteer to help mentally im¬ All University Student Judiciary geology, industrial arts majors volunteer for recreation programs paired adults in the Life Skills for the Mentally Impaired program applications are available for posi¬ at Michigan School for Blind. tions on various campus judici¬ Contact 26 Student Services Bldg. can gain valuable experience. aries in 155 Student Services Bldg. tContact 26 Student Services Bldg. For details contact the Judicial American students assist Programs Office, 353-6650. Pre-schcolers in Headstart pro¬ can gram need your attention and foreign students to overcome leadership. Share your skills as culture-shock by volunteering for International Interactions. Stop by State News Newsline part of a teaching team. 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