Wednesday Today should be mostly sun¬ ny except when it is cloudy. News Temperatures will be in the 30s unless it gets warmer. tate MICHIGAN STATfc UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN 48824 APRIL 16, 1980 Begin suggests non-stop talks By BARRY SCHWEID Camp David agreement of September 1978. Associated Press Writer Begin contends that pact calls for WASHINGTON — Israeli Prime Minister creation of an administrative council. Sadat Menachem Begin proposed to President is insisting on a council with legislative and Carter on Tuesday that six weeks of executive power. non stop negotiations be held in the Middle The president greeted Begin on a porch East to try to reach an agreement on the outside the Oval Office Tuesday morning, future of Palestinians, diplomatic sources when they held the first of three scheduled said. discussions on the issue of Palestinian The talks would be held by the Israeli and autonomy. Their task: to jog the slow- Egyptian negotiating team that in 10 moving Egyptian-Israeli negotiations. months have been unable to resolve any of the key issues involved in formulating an THEY POSED FOR photographs, but autonomy plan for 1.2 million Palestinians made no statements before or immediately now living under Israeli control. after the session. The two leaders and their Begin suggested sessions be held every advisors met again for more than two hours day from now until the May 26 target date Tuesday afternoon and scheduled a third for a settlement. The sources, who asked round of talks before Begins departure not to be identified, said the prime minister Thursday. proposed that half the meetings be held in After Tuesday's talks, Begin told re¬ Egypt and half in Israel. porters the discussions were "going very Carter informed the prime minister that well — no so-called confrontations." he would sound out Egyptian President "To the contrary, the atmosphere is Anwar Sadat for his views, the sources wonderful and we hope tomorrow we shall said. continue with good results," he said on his return to Blair House, the government THE EQYPTIANS ARE believed to Hostages' families receive guest house across Pennsylvania Avenue favor shifting the negotiations here toward from the White House. messages the end of the month, relocating the teams headed by Egyptian Prime Minister Musta- pha Kahlil and Israeli Interior Minister White House Press Secretary Jody Powell refused to discuss the substance of the talks or Begin's reported proposal. By The Associated Press The Red Cross said the two men agreed, held talks with Iran's oil minister, Ali akbar resolution Josef Burg. tentatively scheduled for debate Reflecting Israel's determination not to The International Red Cross began at the request of the militants holding the Moinfar, before leaving for Tokyo, Tehran But Begin took the position that moving Wednesday, was made by three parties that start a process that could lead to creation of relaying by telephone Tuesday personal embassy, not to disclose the number of Radio the talks out of the region would pose reported. The broadcast, monitored represent 211 of the 410 members of the a Palestinian state just across the border messages from the American hostages in the hostages. The State Department has said 50 in London, said the ambassador was Parliament. technical difficulties. For one thing, any from major Israeli cities, Begin said, "We U.S. Embassy in Tehran to their families. Americans are at the embassy and three returning to Tokyo to consult with Japanese • Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini asked major moves would require approval by the shall not interfere with the daily affairs of The delivery began only hours after the others at the Iranian Foreign Ministry. officials. Pope John Paul II to counsel President Israeli Cabinet, which meets in Jerusalem. the inhabitants, but we shall assure the messages were handed to Red Cross Tuesday was their 164th day in captivity. • In Strasbourg, France, three political Carter not to "expose himself and the U.S. Begin reaffirmed in his first session with security of Israel and the future of her representatives who visited the hostages. Liebeskind told reporters at Geneva groups representing a majority of the government lo further scandals," the official Carter that he would like to have the children." The mother of one of the hostages made airport he found the health of the hostages to negotiations intensified and accelerated, European Parliament urged the nine Iranian news agency Pars said. Despite Begin's differences with Sadat, little headway, meanwhile, in trying to be rather good and their food supply Common Market nations to break relations • Tehran Radio announced the formation the sources said. the offer to accelerate the autonomy obtain a visa from the Iranian Embassy in sufficient. with Iran until the American hostages in of the "Islamic Revolutionary Army for the At the same time, he insisted any negotiations and to extend the target date Paris to visit her son, a Marine guarding the Schmid de Gruneck, in a telephone Tehran are released. The request, in a Liberation of Iraq. autonomy plan be based scrupulously on the may hint at Israeli flexibility. U.S. Embassy when militants seized it Nov. interview from Tehran with The Associated 4. Press, said he found "no very grave The hostages' messages were telexed to problem" among any of the hostages. He New York from Red Cross headquarters in said he made some recommendations to the ASSOCIATIO\ T L SES SPACE Geneva and two officials were on duty militants about improving the conditions of making the telephone calls. A Red Cross the hostages' detention, but he did not say spokesperson in New York, Mariane Pelizzon, said the calls were made as rapidly what the recommendations were. Barbara Timm of Oak Creek, Wis., whose Alumni group not independent, Mackey says as possible after the messages came in. The 20-year-old son, Marine Sgt. Kevin relay was expected to take several hours. Hermening, is believed to be the youngest By LOUISE WHALL action, the University's right to audit the "I want to make it clear that the decision After wiring the messages to New Y'ork, appropriate body to discuss the proposal. hostage, arrived in Paris with her husband, State News Staff Writer association's records and the method used has not been made," Winder said. "It was the Red Cross in Geneva planned to mail the Kenneth, and an attorney, Carl McAfee. According to Ferency's interpretation of MSU President Cecil Mackey aid his to select the president of the association. offered because of a sense of the merits that the bylaws, the matter should go to the original, hand written copies to the families, principal reason for defining the Univer¬ "The decision not even to discuss the would characterize a semester calendar at Faculty Council first. Pelizzon said. THE LAWYER SAID the Timm family sity's relationship with the MSU Alumni agreement leaves the association and the MSU." was unable to see the Iranian ambassador The council sustained Mackey's ruling Association is because the two groups — University at something less than an arm's He said the Academic Council should DR. BERNARD LIEBESKIND returned and was told to wait until Wednesday, when that the matter should remain in Academic now separate — were formerly one. length relationship," Mackey said. exercise some influence on the decision with to Geneva from Tehran carrying the word might be received from Tehran. Council. Mackey told the Academic Council Tues¬ Mackey also stressed the University's time for deliberation, although he added messages that he and Harald Schmid de McAfee said embassy officials told the day that the alumni association, which obligation to all its alumni for support and that the matter has been discussed at Gruneck, the chief Red Cross official in Iran, couple that the request for a visa, made wishes remain communication. to autonomous, is not length through the years. received during the nine hours they spent earlier this month, had been passed on to with the hostages inside the embassy compound Monday. Tehran. In other developments: independent of the University because it uses University grants and operating "That seems as something less than space. Zolton Ferency, an associate professor of criminal justice, said he has heard various "I would urge moving ahead as rapidly as possible," Winder said. Anderson comments from people in the community The chairpersons of the standing commit¬ Both men, who are Swiss, reported they • A newly elected member of the Iranian independence," Mackey said. "There should about possible retribution against the tees of the Academic Council reported the were able to speak to "all the hostages," Parliament, Hojjatoleslam Hadis Ghafari, be interdependence — a sharing of objec¬ association. sentiments of their received messages from each one to deliver respective committees. quoted by the Tehran newspaper to families in the United States and made a was Jomhori Islami as saying American hostages tives and coordination of activities." "Retribution is not a form of action I Most of the reports concerned unanswered may run as Mackey said Saturday's meeting between believe in," Mackey said. He made the questions about the proposed change. list of the captives that contains their home suspected of being spies should be tried and, the administration, the Board of Trustees addresses. They said this list, along with the analogy of the power of attorney — saying a Among the major concerns were the if convicted, they should be executed. and the association was originally going to person would not give the power knowing lowering of academic flexibility, and quality would be forwarded. • The Japanese ambassador in Tehran independent messages, be held in January to discuss a statement of he or she could not review or possibly leading therefore to a possible decline in operating principles endorsed by the admin revoke it. enrollment during the changeover, the istration with the full support of the possibility of classes on Saturday, faculty trustees. THE COUNCIL ALSO discussed Provost workload and representation, and the inabil¬ Soviet army builds AT SATURDAY'S MEETING, the Exec Clarence L. Winder's proposed change of the academic year to the early semester ity to carefully scrutinize the curriculum changes on the provost's proposed time¬ By TIM SIMMONS State News Staff Writer utive Board of the alumni association system. Winder said the MSU Long Range table. U.S. Rep. John Anderson has canceled all decided it did not want to consider the Planning Commission began studying dif¬ speaking engagements until May 23 and is expected to decide within that time along Iranian border proposed statement. The statement con¬ ferent calendar systems in 1977. Winder A MAJORITY OF the committees, cerned matters including the coordination said he waited until February because of however, did endorse the changeover. whether he will seek the presidency as an of alumni programs, the coordination of the several changes in administration since Ferency raised a point of order question¬ independent candidate. employment policies such as affirmative that time. ing whether the Academic Council is the Anderson was scheduled to speak Thurs¬ Bv FRED S. HOFFMAN This is the first time the Soviet command day in Ann Arbor, but called off the Associated Press Writer has committed a combat force of marines, engagement Monday afternoon. WASHINGTON - The Russian army has which the Russians call naval infantry, into If the Illinois Republican decides to run as increased the strength and readiness of the Indian Ocean region. an independent, campaign workers must some of its motorized rifle divisions north of The arrival of the Soviet marine force, collect more than 18,000 signatures by May Iran, U.S. intelligence sources said Tues¬ day. At the same time, Pentagon officials following the recent deployment of 1,800-man U.S. Marine battalion into the Arabian Sea aboard a Navy task group, an Court rules on arrests in home 5 to place him on the November state ballot. "We need 100 signatures each from nine Congressional districts and that is why announced that a combat force of Russian represented another escalation in the show By RICHARD CARELLI Steven's opinion also left unanswered whether the warrant we're getting an organizational meeting marines with equipment to support a of force by both the United States and Associated Press Writer started soon." said Betsy Mulbach, co-chair¬ requirement exists when police want to arrest a suspect in landing force had arrived in the Indian Russia since the Red Army moved into WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court told police officers someone else's home. person for Students for an Alternative in Ocean. Afghanistan. nationwide Tuesday they cannot enter a person's home to make The decision overturned t'ue convictions of two New York City '80. The intelligence sources, who asked to an arrest without a warrant unless it is an emergency. men. State authorities must now retry the men or set them free. Students for an Alternative in '80, which remain anonymous, said the strengthened THE ENTRANCE OF the Rogov and two By a 6-3 vote, the justices ruled that both the Constitution and represents MSU students supporting Soviet army units in the Transcaucasus other Soviet warships through the Strait of the ancient belief that "a man's house is his castle" require such an THEODORE PAYTON WAS convicted in the 1970 slaying of a Anderson, is planning a meeting for 4 p.m. region of Russian north of the Iranian Malacca on Monday raised to 28 the number imposition on police. service station manager. Police, believing Payton was home, Sunday, although no place has been set yet. border also had stepped up maneuvers and of Russian naval vessels operating in the The court previously had ruled that police usually must have a broke into his Bronx apartment while he was out. They found exercises. key waters leading to the oil-producing court warrant before searching a home, but never before had the evidence that helped convict him. If a new trial is held, that "IF WE DON'T GET these signatures, he But these sources exhibited no serious Persian Gulf, the center of U.S. concern. evidence will not be admissible. (Anderson) would be off the ballot in this justices extended the warrant requirements to arrests. concern that the Russians might be prepar¬ On the other hand, the U.S. Navy has 26 "The Fourth Amendment protects the individual's privacy in a Obie Riddick of Queens was convicted of possessing heroin in state and that would be a tragedy," ing a strike into Iran similar to their ships patroling those waters, including two variety of settings. In none is the zone of privacy more clearly 1974, after police arrested him at his home and found some of the Mulbach said. intervention in neighboring Afghanistan huge carriers bearing a total of about 150 defined than when bounded by the unambiguous physical drug there. If Riddick is retried, the seized heroin found by the On Monday, Anderson's campaign chief late last year. warplanes. dimensions of an individual's home," Justice John Paul Stevens arresting officers will not be admissible as evidence. in Michigan, state Rep. Paul Henry, R-Flint, To the north, U.S. intelligence has kept a wrote for the court. The ruling carries immediate impact for at least 24 states in rejected an offer from millionaire Stewart ZBIGNIEW BRZEZINSKI, President close eye on the Transcaucasus region, which police have been allowed to make warrantless arrests in Mott to finance a petition drive to secure Carter's top security advisor, said Monday which stretches about 150 miles north of the "NEITHER HISTORY NOR this nation's criminal suspects' homes. the 18.000 signatures. experience requires night that there had been "credible reports" Iranian border, because that is considered Those states Alabama. Alaska, Arkansas, Florida, Hawaii, Mott, grandson of Flint philanthropist us to disregard the overriding respect for the sanctity of the home are that the Soviet Union had moved military by U.S. strategists as the natural corridor that has been embedded in our traditions since the origins of the Idaho, Illinois, Kentucky, Louisiana. Michigan, Minnesota, Charles Mott, has already backed petition forces into the Transcaucasus area, which for any Soviet attack into Iran. drives to place Anderson on the November republic," Stevens said. Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, New York, North lies between the Black Sea and Caspian Sea. Earlier this year, the 12 Soviet motorized But writing for the dissenters, Justice Byron R. White charged Carolina. North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma. South Dakota, ballot as an independent in New Jersey and Brzezinski recalled a Soviet military rifle divisions in that region were described that the decision "ignores centuries of common law development Tennessee, Utah and Washington. Massachusetts. as being in a "low mobilization status," at buildup had preceded the Soviet invasion of and distorts the historical meaning of the Fourth Amendment." Mott said the petition drive would cost Afghanistan. about one-third their wartime strength. Eleven states have no formal position on the issue. They are Tuesday's derision did not attempt to define what kind of about $10,000, although Henry called the Meanwhile, the unit of at least 400 Soviet Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Maryland, New Hampshire, New offer "inappropriate." Although some of the strengthened emergency "would justify a warrantless entry into a home" to marines entered the Indian Ocean from the Soviet motorized divisions are relatively make an arrest. Presumably, police pursuing a fleeing suspect Jersey, New Mexico, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia and Mott has offered encouragement and South China Sea aboard Russia's biggest close to the Iranian border, sources said a Would not always have to stop as soon as the suspect ran inside his Wyoming. support to MSU's student group, Mulbach The remaining 15 states already prohibit such arrests. amphibious assault ship, the 13,000 ton Ivan significant portion of them were farther or her home. said. Rogov. back, along the Turkish border, as is usual. (continued on page 12) 2 Michigan State News East Lansing Michigan Wednesday. April 16, 1980 O focus nation world Man admits assassination attempt the state-run ferry service had broken down. About 800 ferry research team reported Tuesday. A coalition of some 500 groups representing women, labor, workers are on strike, idling ferry service for 33,000 commuters. The University of Iowa researchers said, however, that the religious communities, senior citizens and students plans an NEW DELHI. India (API - The man accused of throwing a At least 15 cargo ships languished in state harbors. The overall cancer death rate for Iowa farmers was lower than for extensive campaign in this state where legislators have voiea switchblade knife that narrowly missed Prime Minister Indira sympathy walkout could cost the state as much as $1 million a day non-farmers because farmers do not contract fatal smoking-related down the ERA 10 times. Gandhi admitted he intended to kill her. police said Tuesday. in lost income, said Robin Torner, a spokesperson for the cancers as often. Police said they arrested five more people in an effort to uncover Washington Public Ports Association in Olympia. The study, based on death certificates of 20,311 White Iowa men Hundreds of volunteers will work in all 59 of the state's an assassination conspiracy. from 1971 to 1978, found farmers were more likely to die from legislative districts, an ERA spokesperson said. She could not say Ram Bulchand Lalwani. 37. who seized after the apparent leukemia and prostatic, lip, stomach, bone marrow and how much money the effort would involve. was lymphatic cancers than were non-farmers. attempt on came to Gandhi's life, has admitted to investigators that he the capital "specifically to assassinate the prime minister," Quebec sovereignty debated Delhi Police Commissioner P.S. Bhinder told reporters. QUEBEC (API — A referendum that could lead to sovereignty Lalwani. handcuffed, appearing dazed and shaken, was taken for the largely French speaking province will be held May 20, Teachers to remain in jail Soviet winter may into court Tuesday and remanded to police custody until April 24 Quebec Premier Rene Levesque announced Thursday. affect harvest for further questioning. His defense lawyer told the magistrate Quebecers will decide then whether to give the provincial DETROIT (UPI) — The Michigan Court of Appeals refused that police had beaten and tortured the suspect and were forcing government a mandate to negotiate a new agreement with the rest MOSCOW (AP) — The Soviet winter hung on with a vengeance him to say things he did not want to say. of Canada. Tuesday to free nine suburban Woodhaven teachers jailed for this year and seriously delayed spring planting. This could mean The five new arrests were made in Lalwani's home city, Baroda, defying a back-to work order, while a threat to fire striking another poor fall harvest and a decrease in the supply of meat for According to a text of the referendum question, as it was educators raised the specter of a regional walkout. 600 miles south of New Delhi. The suspects included Baroda's debated in the Quebec National Assembly, the agreement would Soviet consumers at a time the Kremlin is trying to increase it. The three-judge appeals panel unanimously denied the teachers' deputy mayor and Kishan Lalwani, Ram's brother, Indian news enable Quebec to acquire the exclusive power to make its laws, motion for bond pending appeal. No reason was Western agriculture experts here said snow still blankets rich agencies reported. The five were held for investigation of the same administer its taxes and establish relations abroad — in other given in the terse order. fields in the northern Ukraine, the country's charges lodged against Lalwani — attempted murder and illegal words sovereignty — and at the same time to maintain with major wheat-growing The nine were jailed for contempt of court April 8 by Wayne known the "bread basket" of possession of a deadly weapon. Canada an economic association including a common currency. The area once as Europe. Under normal text also says any change in political status resulting from these County Circuit Judge John Wise after Woodhaven teachers weather conditions, planting would normally be proceeding at a refused, despite pleas from their leaders, to obey a back-to-work rate of thousands of acres a day. negotiations would be submitted to the people through another order. Dock workers walkout referendum. Recently released Soviet agriculture figures confirmed the gloomy prospect for the spring season. The first spring seeding SEATTLE (API - An 11-day-old ferry workers strike that has ERA drive launched report, normally published weekly in Soviet newspapers, came out April 6. High for farmers on crippled travel across Puget Sound spread to cargo docks Tuesday cancer rate as dock workers along the Washington coast began a sympathy CHICAGO (API — Proponents of the Equal Rights Amendment It showed about 500,000 acres had been planted in the entire walkout. IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — The mortality rate for Iowa farmers on Tuesday launched what they call their most ambitious lobbying country — a tenth of the 5 million acres that had been The work stoppage by several hundred dock workers followed from six kinds of cancer is much higher than for non-farmers, planted by campaign yet to persuade Illinois legislators to ratify the proposed April 10,1979. 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Crescent • 9 to 5:30 Mon. thru Fri. • Phone 353-2280 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 3 Lansing Blacks voice discrimination charge State advised to , use m gasohol By MARK FELLOWS State News Staff Writer By MATT PERRY Ray, who currently works for the State News Staff Writer Department of Civil Service, said he quit the Michigan should actively encourage Citizens from Lansing's the use and production of gasohol within Black community job two weeks after being notified of the conflict of interest. the state to save gasoline and bolster spoke out Monday against the mayor's the state's flagging economy, refusal to reappoint the only Black member At the time, Ray said, the mayor "wasn't according to a report released of the Board of Water and Light. that concerned" about the conflict. In fact, Tuesday by a The complaints, voiced at the City Council Ray said, the city charter change came after special state committee. he had been employed at the center. The committee, composed of busi¬ meeting, centered on the omission of Marvin Ray from a list of three candidates Ray said the issue no longer centered upon ness, scientific and education experts submitted by Mayor Gerald Graves for himself but the need to hire another Black to and coordinated by state Sen. John opening positions on the board. replace him on the board. He said there were Hertel, D-Harper Woods, and Rep. Former chairperson Roland Rhead re¬ Thomas Anderson, D Southgate, had plenty of Blacks in the community capable of signed from the board because he is moving been determining the feasibility of filling his shoes. to Dewitt. Two other members, including Audrey Hegmon, an Ingham County large scale gasohol use and production in Michigan since October. Ray, will end their four-year terms June 30. Women's Commission member also derided Graves has submitted the names to City the mayor for not including more women on Gasohol is a mixture of roughly one Council to fill the board seats. None of the the board. She said that there was a number part ethyl alcohol (ethanol) to nine parts three was of minority status, Graves said. of women in the area capable of serving on unleaded gasoline. It is currently pro¬ Graves said Ray had a conflict of interest the board. duced mostly from corn, but other that prevented him from being biomass, grain, wood or even waste reappointed. He said Ray worked at the East Side MAYOR GRAVES SAID that last year, materials can be used. Drop-In Center, under the city parks when two positions had to be filled by the Hertel said he was pleased with the division. An employee of the city cannot mayor and council, he submitted the names speed of the committee's investigation as well as with the simultaneously sit on a city board. of two women to serve on the Board of Water encouraging results and Light. of the study. AT THE COUNCIL meeting, the Rev. When the council interviewed the women, Graves said, "They kicked the living IN SHORT, THE committee Joseph Graves, pastor of Mount Zion saw Michigan Baptist Church, complained of daylights out of them, embarrassed them Michigan as the logical place for major gasohol production may affect other possibility of creating a gasohol market of committing the state to a large-scale "the Black being excluded from any real and turned them down." gasohol industry because of land avail¬ grain consumers adversely. in the state by requiring all service ability for biomass production, exper¬ program to promote a relatively new position" in the city. He said Dick Letts, Graves said he sent a letter to the Ingham The committee recommended that stations to carry the product as a tise in plant genetics and the presence fuel product and the untested support of human relations director, was the County Women's Commission explaining his the state actively promote gasohol's use stimulus for production. only Black of the auto industry, among other the state's farmers. now in an attempted appointment of the two women, as automobile fuel. Large-scale produc¬ authority position. The report also recommended strict Hertel said he is The reverend drew an analogy between but never received an answer from them. considerations. tion would make gasohol more competi¬ optimistic about the regulation of gasohol mixing to stan¬ future of gasohol production and the hostages in Iran and the Third Ward Councilmember Terry The report noted that both the state tive with gasoline, Hertel said, for use in plight of the dardize the product and thus gain Black community in Lansing. McKane said the council did not reject the tourist and auto industries would be gasoline generally costs about seven consumer's confidence. Michigan. "When we're being held hostage in our women because of their sex but stimulated by gasohol production, cents less at the pump. The report further encouraged the "Gasohol is feasible and may be only because they which should make fuel more available The two legislators discussed tax own country and our own city; it's real were unqualified. Both women now state to conduct a consumer awareness extremely helpful to the state," he said. bad," he said. serve on other boards, McKane added, and and cost-effective in comparison to breaks for producers as incentives for program to promote gasohol. Consumer He added that the E.C. Hawkins, both other states. Legislature pastor of Friendship were approved by the council. gasohol production, because the com¬ attitude would be a major factor in the "heaved a sigh of relief," when informed Baptist Church, addressed the council next Direct employment from a gasohol mittee report admitted starting a new Councilmember-at-Large James Blair success of the proposal, it said. of the conclusions of the report. and also opposed the mayor's decision not to expressed his support for Ray saying, "As industry would not be as significant as industry is a risky business. A number of questions remain un¬ The next step, many times as I've attended meetings of the its economic byproducts, the he said, is to draft reappoint Ray. report answered, however, the committee "I'm saying here that things are fairly Board of Water and Light Marvin Ray has said, because the diversion of grain to HERTEL ALSO MENTIONED the legislation based on the report's recom¬ concluded. Among those are the wisdom mendations. normal as far as peace of the community, but done a fine job." these are the kinds of things that bring unrest," Hawkins said. "WE'RE BATTLING THE same battle Hawkins echoed the feelings of the Rev. again," Blair added, "I guess there's no end Graves, saying if Ray was not appointed it." Lansing police learning Spanish phrases to some other Black should replace him. Other board members appeared sympa¬ Mayor Graves, when reached Tuesday, thetic toward the citizens who spoke. said the three people he has suggested for Councilmembers Lucile Belen and Sid the board are simply more qualified than Worthington echoed Blair's comments, any other candidates. to communicate better with city Hispanics saying Ray was a fine member of the board. City Council must approve or reject the McKane said he was dismayed that the nominations by a simple majority. mayor had still not heeded the council's message encouraging affirmative action. By MIKE CHAIDHI RI sessions to pronounce phrases like "Usted ALL STREET OFFICERS will have two GRAVES SAID THE conflict of interest Louis Adado, council president, agreed State News Staff Writer Paso por una luz Roja" — Y'ou ran through a "If the officers were able to speak hours of training, and may take additional came as the result of a change in the city with Mayor Graves and said it was more Lansing police officers are going back to red light." Spanish it might not have occurred," he charter in August, 1978. Ray was informed school, and taking classes which city training if they wish, Letts said. important to fill the board positions with About 180 Lansing patrol officers are said. Letts estimated that on June 26,1979, that he must either quit his qualified individuals. officials say will improve relations between taking part in the mandatory crash Officer Sam Lansing had about the police force and Lansing's Campbell of the Lansing 12,000 Spanish-speaking people, but added job at the drop-in center or resign his board "I think having quotas for quotas sake is Spanish- program in Spanish pronounciation, said police force said the program would help that the amount of position. wrong," Adado said. speaking community. Richard Letts, Lansing's human relations Spanish-speaking people The officers are learning in two-hour Lansing police communicate with Spanish- in the community is "undercounted." department director. speaking residents, especially in emergency Letts said the city and local Hispanic situations. Capt. Charles Wybert of the East groups have been trying to work out the In the past, the force has called one of its Lansing Police force said East Lansing has program over the last several years. four Spanish-speaking officers or an inter¬ no similar program but uses one of Allegations of poor communication preter if communication with a Spanish- Lansing's Spanish-speaking officers or an between Lansing police and the Spanish- MSU interpreter in cases involving speaking resident was required, he said. speaking community have been made Erika Keck-Tosi, who is teaching the Spanish-speaking people. against the city over the last several years, officers, said the feedback from officers is Wybert noted that East Lansing does not Letts said. have as high a concentration of "positive." Spanish- She said the training concentrates on speaking people as does Lansing. IN 1977, A brawl broke out between Spanish pronounciation. Officers will also He added that if Lansing taught its police and Hispanic residents at a wedding be equipped with a booklet of important officers Spanish, it would also have to teach ceremony at a National Guard Armory, he Spanish phrases, she said. them "Arabic and everything else." CPR expert to be at all Bv DAVE VARGA Although it is a relatively new program, planning stages, according to Robert State News Staff Writer Beeman said, some employees were trained Minetti, coordinator of Residence Hall All intramural sporting events on campus in the life-saving technique during winter Programs. will be supervised by someone trained in term. "Some of the staff has already been cardiopulmonary resuscitation, said Dr. Supervisors of potentially dangerous Lawrence Jarrett, acting director of Olin trained in CPR at the Heart Association off sports, such as Softball, football and Health Center. basketball, will require CPR training, campus," Minetti said. The program, designed by Jarrett and Beeman said. Minetti also said Moses Turner, vice president they are looking for for student However, sports such as tennis and golf personnel already trained in CPR, and for affairs, was implemented at the recom¬ will not require CPR-trained supervisors, those who are certified to teach it to other mendation of the All-University Safety he said. staff members. Advisory Committee, Jarrett said. Certified instructors from the American This program, he added, is not related to Red Cross and the Heart Association train Materials used in the program, including the death of a student hit in the chest with a IM employees in CPR techniques during "Sallys," or practice dummies, are paid for Softball during an IM game last spring. clinics, Beeman said. by the Student Affairs Department, Minetti "It really isn't a result of that incident," Jarrett said he hopes each residence hall said. said Harris Beeman, director of IM Sports resident assistant and cafeteria employee "But when you consider the amount of Services. "It wouldn't have helped in that will be trained in CPR by fall term. training underway," Minetti said, "the case anyway." This training program is currently in the expense is minimal." Hispanic population expected to grow Forty-five loggers drove their loaded logging trucks to the state would ease the costly burden of workers Capitol Tuesday to lobbv compensation on their small businesses. Most of" the forUgrslaTion^htt at fast rate in U.S., census official says Robert Brownell, of W atersmeet, made the loggers such as trip from the Upper Peninsula. By ELYSE GOLDIN all persons speaking a foreign language concentration. State News Staff Writer indicated Spanish as their second tongue, he Despite the increased growth of Hispanics The next 15 to 20 years will be a said. period of in the United States the demographer said Milliken tells loggers unprecedented Hispanic growth, particular¬ Estrada attributed Hispanic growth to the the Hispanic population "must be translated support hill ly in the Midwest, northwestern and eastern regions of this country, the special assistant vouthfulness, birth rate and increased migration of the Spanish population to the into political power before it is meaningful." "The Hispanic community has to become to the Deputy Director of the U.S. Bureau of to cut their workers' United States. part of the political body before it can be compensation cost the Census said Monday night in the Union. Leo Estrada said Hispanics will be attracted to these areas because the regions Forty-seven percent of Hispanics t han 18 years old compared to the 33 of the toal population at that age, he said. are less percent effective," Estrada said. HISPANIC INFLUENCE "MUST be By CHRIS PARKS lower their insurance premiums. United Press International offer industrial-related employment. Al¬ The median age for Hispanics is 21, whereas measured by votes in the ballot box" and not "I believe I can work very closely now with Sen. Mack with his Gov. William G. Milliken told a rain-soaked crowd of though the 1970s brought many migrant most non-Hispanics are 30 years old. by increased population alone, he said. Few Upper bill," Milliken told the small group which huddled on the laborers to the Midwest, Hispanics will Peninsula loggers Tuesday he now can support the main thrust Capitol "Youthfulness represents growth po¬ Hispanics currently participate in public 0f steps. settle around the Great Lakes and be of legislation easing the costly burden of workers' compensation tential," Estrada said. policy making, he added. Milliken said he would seek "some insurance on their industry. relatively minor revisions I more diverse backgrounds than those of the Although the fertility rate of the country Estrada said the 1980 Census was of think are necessary." He later declined to elaborate. Greeting the lumberworkers with campaign-style zest, the past, he added. has dropped, the Hispanic birth rate is still special importance to Hispanics this year Despite the rain, a coatless Milliken plunged into the crowd of "There will be a multicultural and high, he said. because, despite political and public contro¬ governor nearly stole the show from the affair's northern Michigan loggers, his conservative three-piece business suit contrasting multi-racial Hispanic population in Michi¬ sponsors. with their flannel shirts, down vests and feed versy, it included for the first time a The Capitol grounds took on the appearance of a northern company hats. gan," Estrada said. ABOUT 900,000 LEGAL immigrants Hispanic identifier. The identifier will The crowd heard from a trio of northern The demographer said Hispanics at lumber camp as 45 trucks, some of which were driven more than Michigan lawmakers have entered the United States since 1960 at provide the government with additional and heard an original workers' 500 miles, parked around the building to dramatize the comp protest song penned by Eric traded to the Midwest tend to be younger, an average rate of 47,000 per year, he said. information pertaining to this minority. loggers' Brandon, an Ironwood logger. call for workers' comp reform. The demonstration was organized more family oriented and ecnomically more About 200,000 legal and illegal immigrants About 80 percent of the census forms 'ent by Bill Austin, owner of a Bessemer plywood company who said productive than most low income minority are added to the Hispanic populace each year out have been returned to the bureau and "IF THIS MACK bill doesn't workers' comp costs — much higher here than in go through . .. there won't be any workers. Chicago currently has the greatest and strengthen the Latino culture, Estrada the remaining 20 percent not yet received neighboring wood industry," warned Rep. Charles Varnum, R Manistique. concentration of Hispanics in the area, he added. states are driving many out of business in an have been attributed to apathy, hostility or — industry crucial to "We've got to work on those people in the big cities who depend added. "The tenacity of Spanish-speaking people ' the U.P.'s fragile economy. fear households may feel in responding, he on our wood," he said. continues one aspect of the culture despite said. Dennis Giackina of Wakefield, who traveled 550 miles to LEGISLATION INTRODUCED BY Sen. Joseph Mack, D attend ACCORDING TO CENSUS data, Estrada isolation in the past," he said. Estrada addressed about 50 persons at the the protest, said he lost money on this past winter's logging said Hispanics are the largest growing Estrada explained it is increasingly lecture which was sponsored by MSU's Ironwood, now pending in a Senate committee — would extend — operations because of workers' comp insurance costs which totaled minority in the country and Spanish is the difficult to stereotype Hispanics today to loggers the coverage of a special state fund which limits the $1,000 per month for two small crews. He said he Department of Human Relations and the workers' compensation liability of high risk industries in order to may have to quit most common non English language spoken because it is a heterogeneous and diverse Office of Minority Programs. It was the logging altogether and stick to trucking wood. in the United States. Forty four percent of group which has no specific geographic second of a four-part series on Hispanics. Opinion VIEWPOINT: SOLAR POWER Alumni stand up to Cecil Mackey Our ignorance hinders exploration By Rl STY KING ing to solar produced electricity. "exotic" or "futuristic" is also erroneous. John Sim Ball's viewpoint on Afghanistan According to the U.S. Department of receptors), have a high degree of reliability MSU President Cecil Mackey jected by Mackey. who said he Many have been used successfuly for years and (April 8) correctly asserted that our Energy, two major misconceptions abound. and most are ready to go on the line long life as well as having extremely suffered a major setback Saturday could only accept his original right low maintenance requirements. The cost of dependence on imported oil could lead us First, the idea that solar power comes only now. Furthermore, the when the Executive Board of the recommendations on the matter. into World War III. His dismissal of from the sun is false. Solar refers to several energy department constructing these cells has been the reports that solar power is inexhaustible, barrier to their MSU Alumni Association rejected alternative energy sources, however, typi¬ energy sources: wind, photovoltaic, low wide-spread use. The turmoil boiled to a head last available everywhere, requires no fuel, his fies the ignorance of the average American. head hydro, tidal and geothermal, as well as Cost, however, is a short-lived problem. proposal to have the executive term when Mackey called The fact is, America can give up her does not damage the environment, and While traditionally solar energy has cost director serve at the mutual Kinney direct solar heating and cooling. Second, the cannot be rationed by other nations. The $15 to $20 a watt, the Radio Corporation of into his office to ask for his thumb sucking dependence on oil by turn¬ idea that these technologies are somehow pleasure of the association and the primary source, photovoltaic cells (solar America has recently made a technological MSU president. resignation. Mackey asked the breakthrough which has cut the cost to a The board voted 12-4 against the 25-year MSU veteran to resign on mere $1 a watt (lower than some utility motion, which would have resulted the grounds that his background, VIEWPOINT: ACADEMY AWARDS rates). RCA predicts that within the next service and philosophy were not two years or less these receptors will be in the summary dismissal of Jack well within the financial reach of the Kinney, alumni association execu¬ compatible with Mackey's "Grand American family. It is then The overlooked Oscars average Plan" for alumni relations. tive director, after Kinney told Mackey conceivable that within the next 24 months did not reserve criticism for the 3-foot by 3-foot cells will cover our roofs, boardmembers he would not executive director, adding that he run our appliances and heat our homes and comply with Mackey's resignation wanted to make sure the associa¬ water with low-cost, By KENDALL WINGROVE tearful rendition of the Japanese drug independently pro¬ request. tion was "going in the same In recent years, award shows have come Heiden in "Golden Boy." duced electricity. ballad, "Jailhouse Rock." Kinney and the Executive Board direction under a great deal of criticism. Critics of the Best Best Foreign Language Film: The Cana¬ Even our cars can be powered by the sun: are to be commended for as the University." Comedy Performance: Jerry dian story of helping hostages flee from a California-based research firm not Oscars, Emmys, Grammys and Tonys Brown's campaign for president in "The recently terrorism in Iran, the unforgettable, "The constructed an auto which travels 3,000 buckling under a great deal of His "Grand Plan" needs some believe the awards are unfairly judged and Jerk." Great Escape." miles before needing to be administrative pressure. The elaboration, poorly given. Best Newcomer: John Anderson in recharged as University officials Responding to these criticisms, I would "The Candidate." Biggest Suspense Film: The fate of the (which is done by plugging your car into any threats to their autonomy include freely American acknowledge that the like to present an alternative: "The Cele¬ Best Set Design: The White House, as hostages in Iran, the epic, outlet overnight). This car will be readily University formation of a separate alumni association is not supposed brity Movies that were Never Made" used by the non-campaigning "Coming Home?" available to Americans in four years. alumni group and the denial of to be a fund-raising organization. awards. Jimmy Carter Best Comeback: Candian Prime The point is, tomorrow's dream is here in "The Hiding Place." Minister football tickets to alumni associa¬ The administration has cited the Here are the 1980 winners: Best Juvenile Performance: James Dallas Pierre Trudeau in "Chapter Two." today and the only thing keeping us from tion members. The withdrawal of Best Actor: Ayatollah Khomeini in Egbert III in "The Bad Seed." Best cashing in on it is our own ignorance. example of Ohio State University's Neglected Performance: Antoinette President Carter, in his proclamation of "Apocalypse Now?" Best Producer: UAW President Douglas Slovik, widow of Pvt. Eddie Slovik, in "The Best Actress: Bo Derek, wife of John, in Fraser in "Make Me an Offer." Forgotten Woman." May 3 as Sun Day, stated that "Our success "A Woman Under the Influence." . . . will depend upon an informed and Best Financed Film: The Chrysler The Way We Were Worst Movie Award: Best Supporting Actor: Bert "Same Corp.'s involved public." The idea behind Sun Day "HELP!" "Players" starring Dean-Paul Martin and is to educate the public and is time, Next Year" Parks in "The Turning Best Short Subject: Henry and Christina Ali McGraw. only the first Point." Ford in "Divorce, American Style." step toward eradicating the dangerously Saddest Farewell Performances: pessimistic misconceptions held by so many Best Supporting Actress: Rosalynn Best Documentary: Newsman Dan George Carter in "Kisses for My President." Meany in "The Last Angry Man," William Americans. For more information write: Rather in the autobiographical "Million O. Douglas in "And Justice for Worst Supporting Actress: Mayor Jane All," John DOE Technical Information Center, P.O. Dollar Baby." Byrne of Chicago, who endorsed Ted Wayne in "The Last American Hero," and Box 62. Oak Ridge, Tenn. 37830; or "Sun Best Special Effects: The Three Mile Kennedy in "Calamity Jane." Island facility in "Scared Stiff." Jimmy Durante in "It's a Wonderful Life." Day," 1028 Connecticut Ave. N.W., Room Best Song: Paul McCartney for his Wingrove is o graduate student majoring 1100, Washington, D.C. 20036. Best Choreography: Speedskater Eric in Journalism King is o junior majoring in English The mad menace times during a game, we would instead perpetuate continuity and recognition in Pursuing the invaluable internship threatens MSU our advertising medium, and it would only cost us $30 for five to six hours of use. Over the past several years I have met "well son/daughter, what is it with students from you want to My hope is that this letter will offset the virtually every major in do?" Without experience and exposure into When will mush-headed liberals learn "squandering" atmosphere that has clouded helping to expedite their quest for the the pool of existing careers, that END OF ROUND ONE defense is our top priority? Forces who would see us destroyed are this issue, and will instead allow ASMSU to be recognized as the pioneer in its "right" internship. Don Caldwell's April 9 story concerning Gloria Miller's views and choices will unfortunately remain small and pool of waiting to field, restrictive. The process of rather than a carnival. contributions searching and conquer our peace-loving University. The on career development and securement of an internship inevitability $80,000 in operating funds recom¬ alumni association student government of the University of Kai Clarke, Chairperson planning was impressive. as an inde¬ exposes the student to the larger and more mended by President Emeritus Wisconsin-Madison declared war on our ASMSU Programming Board Students attempting to make the transi¬ pendent group which stirred a tion from student status to career realistic body of careers. Additionally, this Edgar Harden for the newly furor. Ignored is the fact that the University several weeks ago, thus posing a profes¬ should be a direct parallel to the steps taken threat to the great Spartan way of life and sional status does not just independent organization is a association's criticism of the happen because in changing hats from student to career all we hold dear. of the ceremony called commencement. professional. Instead of planning by sur¬ battle scar which, though a low A blow, was to be expected from an coach embarrassing antics of football ASMSU has failed to recognize the mad job well done Indeed, CPA is a factor, yet knowledge- ability of the career itself, confidence in prise and crisis, the intern has already done Woody Hayes — which menace across the lake. ASMSU has much of the work to successfully make the administrator intent on getting his miffed announced the plans to buy a needs knowing and verbalizing one's own way. many loyal Buckeyes — resulted in the eventual dismissal blimp! What possible strategic value do they perceive in no hype tencies, and developing a proven compe¬ profes¬ transition. With over 60 percent of the interns in our sional track record of The irony of the battle is that the of Hayes. The lame a blimp? The $3,000 would be much better I am a freshman at MSU and do not know getting things done program having gained offers of profes MSU explanations spent on an air-lift of our ROTC forces or a about the past practices of ASMSU. I do score points with perspective employers. sional level employment from their intern same trustees who un¬ are a direct slap at alumni, tactical nuclear weapon. Our defense must These factors are near impossible to know that since fall term, ASMSU has been ship site, the evidence is obvious! Intern¬ animously approved Harden's re¬ obviously the most supportive and be made to tower above Madison until East heavily criticized for capture in the traditional classroom. ships make a tremendous difference in commendation to let the associa¬ not doing anything An internship can loyal Spartan fans. Lansing is made safe for autocracy. "valuable" for the students. The question dramatically help a career development, successful tion student obtain professional level navigation incorporate nine months ago The first inning is over and now Richard Carr has come up that maybe the organization exper¬ into the professional level labor market, and 176 E. McDonel Hall ience, before graduation, without now unanimously back Mackey's the administration is up to bat in should be disband. The only major ASMSU delaying what students think of their own compe¬ commencement. It is nearly activity during the past year that I can impossible to tencies and abilities. Students if you have attempt to control the organiza¬ what may prove to be a "no holds recall is the tuition rally and march. It was a figure out what career you want when you not already — try it — it works! — tion. barred" ballgame. To counter the have only a limited idea of what is out there useful activity until President Carter The alumni association's hope loss of to choose from. Students begin to throw out for a smooth, successful University appropriations, ASMSL blimp reduced the state revenue sharing pro¬ titles they have memorized when asked David Persell transition the Executive Board set up a gram. Now Bruce Studer, chairperson of Coordinator/College of Urban Development to autonomy were dashed with the the ASMSU Student Board, proposes to special fund for the association's not a squander buy a $3,000 helium blimp to promote its attitude of the incoming admin¬ operations. If the flood of letters, image. istration. Not only did Mackey tell Since most of the people who have telegrams and phone calls in My reaction and the reaction of the MSU trustees that he would not approached me are not quite clear about support of the association's battle what the ASMSU majority of students with whom I have have permitted the association's is any indication, the blimp is, or for what it is spoken about it have been very negative. incorporation last July, but he organization will have no trouble proposed measures which would attracting enough fledgling being bought, I have decided to address this letter to them. Because of my position (chairperson of the Programming particular How can a student political organization that is supposed to represent and advance "The State News money from the causes of the student body dream up have made the organization in alumni to Board), I feel I can represent the views of keep it afloat. both boards on which I sit. such things to promote its image? An image essence a University organ. It appears Mackey has picked The blimp is the first step in does not need promoting when the job is Wednesday, April 16, 1980 Mackey's draft of recommenda¬ the'wrong group to reorganize this allowing well done. In fact, I believe this project ASMSU to operate a service that benefits may Editorials are the opinions of the State News. tions, presented last fall, included time. His the entire organization, and at the same destroy any credibility ASMSU has left. columns and letters are personal Viewpoints, two points the organization found on the uncompromising stance Justifying this project to the MSU opinions. alumni issue, along with time allows ASMSU to make revenues. This students by comparing it to one done by the Editorial Department unacceptable: administrative queries of alumni will be the first step in making ASMSU less review of the Alumni loyalty, has dependent on student tax dollars. ASMSU University of Wisconsin is totally absurd. Editor-in-chief R W Robinson Entertainment S Book Editor Magazine alienated alumni and students who . Maybe the project would break even or . Bill Holdship as an organization will not simply be Managing Editor Don Kinsley Sports Editor before publication, and make a little money. The ASMSU was not Ed Bradley pre¬ will soon be graduating. advocating spending, but will also be able to Opinion Page Editor MikeMegerian Layout Editor sidential veto power over any created to make money or think up gags. It City Editor Cory Piatek Will alumni join an administra¬ point to a definite revenue source other Susan Tompor Freelance Editor Carrie Thorn executive-level appointments to tion is here to be responsive to the students, Campus Editor Michele McElmurry than the student tax dollar. The Chief Copy Editor Linda Oliverio sponsored alumni associa¬ project who fund them with a $3 tax every term. Photo Editor Richard Marshall Staff Representative the alumni association, even tion? We think not. The cost of free itself is a phenomenal investment, for it will Roland Wilkerson Studer, if you really want to enhance the though the administration has six football tickets without assurance bring us a larger return rate on our $3,200 Advertising Department investment than almost any other medium image of your organization, put the funds in seats on the 17-member board. that a bank and the incentive would attract pay the students back with currently available (about 20 percent will be Advertising Manager Ron MacMillan Asst Advertising Manager President Emeritus John enough members would be its return on investment. On interest! . Pat Greening pro¬ top of all this, Hannah's attempts to mediate the it will be a large promotional LaMar Bryan deadlock were in vain, as a revised reasons hibitively expensive. With no real gimmick that 48 Campbell Hall will, and already has, brought ASMSU to for reorganization, document drafted by Hannah and the forefront. It has already been discussed Mackey should drop the power approved by the alumni associa¬ play and give the alumni associa¬ tion's Executive Board was re- tion a chance to prove itself. Currently the blimp will promote ASMSU functions, most notably the Pro¬ gramming Board and its 24 activity DOONESBURY departments, as well as any particular by Garry Trudeau function promoted by any other organiza tion. ASMSU has THERE WERE ALL THE HUNTING thoroughly researched 7EKE, AS DUKE'S VOCAL POINT the idea (Bob Carr, et al). Who can will not notice this say they blimp circling the CARETAKER AND WELL, WE HAD 1 CONFIDANT, YOU A LOT OF 6000 -.MUST HAVE HAD TIMES, I'll TILL EXPEDITIONS, AND THE GREAT PARTIES, AND THE FIELD TRIPS, LIKE THE TIME WE BROKE INTO I'M SORRY.. IT MUST BE PAINFUL TO NO, NO, ITS JUST THAT stadium during football games? Every A FEW WEIRD THAT CATHOLIC GIRIS'SCHOOL REMEMBER student will see the familiar V0U THAT.. Today's question: blimp and IN DENVER AND WE.. AND WE. ALL THE- know | Should student-funded organizations support EveryWomen's instantly that wherever it is tethered, »• Weekend'.' particular function is going on. Like the YES - 353-3110 NO 353 3220 - Goodyear Blimp, the smaller ASMSU blimp Results from Tuesday's question: •ome to be a nationally known symbol Should an Honors College floor be established hall? in any residence for both ASMSU and MSU. This phenomenal advertising will ASMSU money and allow its organization, save m YES — 12 NO-232 well as MSU, to be nationally known. Sponsored by ASMSl and The State Rather than ASMSU paying an News, Inc. airplane $250 to $30(1 to circle the stadium three Michigon Stote News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 16, 1980 5 PHILADELPHIA'S GREEN TAKES STAIW Big-city By CHRIS ROBERTS mayor supports mayor's father and city Demo¬ George Bush, his only opponent Kennedy hard to spell out differences to believe the Soviets see us as Associated Press Writer cratic boss, the late William on the ballot next Tuesday. between himself and Reagan, weak, the president (as) vacil¬ PHILADELPHIA - Sen. Green Jr., delivered a stunning Gov. Richard Thomburgh, while attacking Carter's eco¬ lating." Edward M. Kennedy plunged plurality of 330,000 votes and who has remained uncommitted nomic and foreign policies. back into the Pennsylvania 64 convention delegates to help on the GOP primary, said in "I frankly am sick and tired Kennedy already has cam¬ campaign on the upswing Tues¬ John F. Kennedy win the party Princeton, N.J., Monday that of apologizing for the United paigned vigorously in Pennsyl day, with an endorsement from nomination. he believed Reagan would win States around the world," Bush vania, a "must-win" state Philadelphia Mayor William the GOP nomination. told a group of senior citizens in whose strong labor ties make it Green and a concession from EDWARD KENNEDY Johnstown Tuesday. "I happen attractive to a Kennedy. the Carter camp that Kennedy CAMPAIGNED for Green last THORNBURGH SAID HE could well capture the state's year in the mayor's race, and would support the GOP nomi¬ April 22 presidential primary. the Kennedy clan also backed nee, but "I have no candidacy of The good news for Kennedy started on his arrival Washington at Philadelphia In¬ from Green in unsuccessful bids for mayor and a U.S. 1971 and 1976. Senate seat in (Rep. John B.) Anderson, or what appears to be the hopeless campaign of Bush." Writer ,traS 74, ternational Airport. He was "I'm not surprised, nor am I Before he left Washington, met by Green, who announced he an old friend, was ing the Massachusetts senator's support¬ angry Strauss, about the it," Robert president's national campaign chairperson Kennedy won the endorsement of the 600,000-member Service Employees International dies in Paris candidacy. said in a telephone interview Union, whose president prev¬ PARIS (API - Jean Paul Sartre wanted his materialist "I believe it is possible for from Washington when asked iously Sartre, whose philosophy of philosophy to help mankind The warning siren in Gibralter, Mich, was sounded late Monday to warn supported California him to win in Pennsylvania," about the endorsement. Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. for existentialism dominated shake off oppression and residents to seek refuge on higher ground as a cold rain teamed with said the mayor, the second of a "Ted Kennedy and Billy strong president. Europe after World War II, inequality. But his message was winds pushed western Lake Erie over the flood stage from the Ohio line to the large American city to endorse Green are friends. If anything, "Our members, many of died Tuesday after a month- too intellectual to appeal to downriver Detroit suburbs. More than 100 homes in Southeastern Kennedy over President I'm surprised he waited so whom are among the lowest long illnesss, the French news the masses he tried to help' were evacuated. Michigan Carter. Jane Byrne of Chicago long," Strauss said. paid workers in America, can agency Agence France-Presse Paradoxically, he had the was the first, but that did not On the Republican side, not afford four greatest impact among the more years of reported, quoting family stop the president from win¬ front-runner Ronald Reagan Republican economics in the friends. He was 74. middle class from which he ning majority of delegates in was scheduled to arrive Wed¬ White House," union Sartre died in and whose values he University of Michigan a president a Paris came Illinois' March 18 primary. nesday from Indiana to take George Hardy said at a news hospital, AFP said. The cause rejected. The Kennedy-Green friend¬ personal command of his state conference. of death was not given. Sartre's diminutive but ship goes back to 1960 when the primary campaign against Bush, meanwhile, worked He won the Nobel Prize for dynamic figure towered over Literature in 1964, but refused most of the philosophic thinking to accept it, saying such awards lend too much weight to a writer's influence. of his era. From this dominant position, he turned down the 1964 Nobel Prize for Literature inaugurates president Kelley sues chemical co. The writer/philosopher had been hospitalized March 19 for treatment of pulmonary edema, to mark his contempt for bourgeois honors. Feminist author and fellow ANN ARBOR (UPI) - Econ¬ omist Harold T. Shapiro was formally inaugurated Monday as the 10th president of the current economic and cultural life." Shapiro said. "On the other hand, the university has the fundamental Fleming's successor in July. Since assuming the post, Shapiro has continued to make By CHRIS PARKS Mike Sylvestre, branch A Kelley spokesperson said an accumulation of fluid on the responsibility quarterly economic forecasts United Press International playwright Simone de University of Michigan in cere to be critical of society's cur¬ manager for the firm which while the creek passes through lungs. He was treated in the Beauvior, his companion for with Saul Hymans of the De¬ monies before an audience of rent arrangements Attorney General Frank manufactures swimming pool a "distinctly residential area." intensive care unit of Broussais more than half a . . ." partment of Economics. Kelley has taken the somewhat century, said 4,000 at Hill Auditorium. Shapiro, who became presi¬ purification chemicals, said he it is not known whether the Hospital, but the traditionally "Sartre was for the masses, but unusual step of filing criminal would have "no comment at all" secretive Sartre ordered that Shapiro, 44, replaces Robben dent Jan. 1, said educators alleged pollution had posed a they were against him." W. charges against a chemical firm on the case. no medical bulletins be issued Fleming who resigned last 'have a responsibility for pro¬ SHAPIRO. A PROFESSOR public health hazard. Sartre spent his last years accused of toxic discharges on his condition. year to head the Corporation viding an education that not of economics and public The firm is charged with policy, which wiped out all life forms in THE CHARGES ARE based deprived of his most essential for Public Broadcasting in only develops an individual's three counts of violating the One sympton of pulmonary joined the U-M faculty in 1964. part of a Wayne County creek. aerial photos taken by the faculty: he was nearly blind. Washington. technical expertise but relates He was vice president for on state Water Resources Act — edema is breathing trouble. "I see lines and spaces In his inaugural address, an individual's Kelley's suit, filed late Mon¬ state Department of Natural two for discharging toxic At the time of his hospitaliza¬ experience to academic affairs for three years day in Wayne County Circuit Resources and tests. wastes into the creek on tion, family friends were between words," he told an Shapiro pledged to continue the the broad human landscape of before being named president. Court, charges Jones Chemicals The pictures show a brown interviewer in 1975, "but I "noble tradition" of the univer¬ which we are a part . ." Before that, he was chairperson separate occasions and one for quoted as saying he had . Inc. of Riverview illegally discharge entering the creek cannot distinguish the words. I sity's dual role as both critic The university's Board of of the Department of Econ- discharging chemicals without developed respiratory and servant of society. dumped highly concentrated near the plant and further a permit. problems. can no longer read or write. Regents selected Shapiro as chlorine and chlorine com¬ investigation reveals toxic Sartre was a leading expo¬ His earlier achievements "ON THE ONE hand, the pounds in Mongaugon Creek — wastes have been discharged nent of 20th century existen¬ made Sartre a legend in his a tributary of the Detroit from two points in concentra¬ EACH COUNT IS a mis tialism. His writings probed lifetime, one of the most presti¬ university has the responsibil¬ River. tions nearly 400,000 times the demeanor carrying a fine of ity for teaching and research responsible but lonely wmny man as a gious playwrights and novelists functions that The discharge destroyed all maximum allowed, Kelley said. from $2,500 to $25,000. serve society's being, burdened with the ter¬ in the French language and an identifiable life forms "right "No form of aquatic life The Jones case represents rifying freedom to choose, and impassioned — though often down to the germs" for 200 known is capable of living in set adrift in a ineffectual one of the first times meaningless PIZZA-PLUS! Kelley has — defender of what yards downstream, but has not waters which have suffered universe. he prosecuted a polluter for crim¬ saw as justice. affected the Detroit River, a pollution to this extent," he inal violations under the spokesperson for Kelley said. said. statute, a spokesperson said. 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April 16, 1980 Squeeze just a clever tease ENTERTAINMENT By JOHN NEILSON State News Reviewer My first introduction to Squeeze was through a sampler released last spring to mark A&M Records' entry into the 'Black Stallion' is every child's fantasy new wave market — the com¬ By MARY TINNEY Alexander the Great, at a poker human presence of the stallion but the rest of us have seen it pilation was called No Wave, State News Reviewer game, and tells Alex the story and the dream lie, emotional all before. Rooney is the kind and in addition to Squeeze it When I was a little girl, more of how the wild stallion was to also featured the music of a few than anything else, I wanted a quality of the relationship hearted ex trainer who decided be killed unless Alexander between the boy and the horse. that "Black" should race and other relative unknowns such horse. I was determined that proved that he could be ridden. And when the boy finally teaches Alec how to be a as the Police, Joe Jackson, and some day, if I wanted it badly Alexander, needless to say, mounts the horse and they tear jockey. There follows the big the Dickies. The whole package enough, it would come to me rides him. That night there is a off down the beach, it is quite race, where all sorts of was advertised with the slogan through some fantastic, con¬ great storm, (with absolutely impossible not to be thrilled by dramatic, emotional things hap "Nothing clever to say — just stantly re-fantasized set of cir¬ marvelous special effects that, the strength of the animal and some place to say it." and for pen paving the way to a cumstances. I fueled my fanta¬ by the way, the Academy chose the joyful abandon of the little charming, if predictable, some reason that phrase came sies with-books chief among to — ignore) boy and horse go boy. conclusion. back to me with a vengeance them the books of Walter overboard, horse saved boy and after seeing Squeeze perform in Farley. then end up on a dazzling Dooley's Monday night. Francis Coppola, who is desert island together. Francis Actually, "Nothing to say — rapidly gaining a reputation as It's pure, unadulterated fan¬ Coppola has shown with The Black just a clever way to say it" the sugar daddy of Hollywood, Stallion that he has survived the transition tasy, and the next 45 minutes of would be more to the point. For has shown with The Black the film to influence and fame with his artistic in¬ bring that fantasy to a all tHeir clever manipulation of Stallion (Omni Z.'otrope, at the stunning visual climax. The pop and rock idioms, there Meridian 8) that he has tegrity intact . . . Coppola brings every effects, the photography seems to be little content survived the transition to influ¬ child's fantasy to life in a way that is as Carmine Coppola's music — behind Squeeze's flashy style, ence and game with his artistic virtually every aspect of the hypnotising to adults as it is to children. and their "I Don't Like Mon integrity very much intact. The entirely non-verbal sequence on days" show had all the sub¬ Black Stallion is a simply the island — are perfect. When stance and staying power of beautiful film. With none of the the boy and the horse finally The sequence is so The second half of the film is musical cotton candy. complexity or obscurity that confront one another, the remarkably effective that it nowhere as effective as the first Squeeze first made it onto characterized Coppola's camera captures their mutual seems almost half, but the performers are tragic when the vinyl in 1977 with Packet of masterpience, Apocalypse apprehension and curiousity in Three an EP produced by the boy is discovered and rescued. talented — Rooney gives a fine — Now, Coppola brings every the almost surrealistic setting But he is rescued, and the performance, Reno is cute (and ever-eccentric John Cale. Cale child's fantasy to life in a way of the island with humor and a stallion, sacrificing his freedom silent enough through most of was also responsible for produc¬ that is as hypnotising to adults kind of simple artistic finesse. to be with the boy, allows the film that he's saved from ing the band's debut album, as it is to children. There is nothing complicated or himself to be rescued, too. which was put out under the The Black Stallion is based on being obnoxiously cute), and spectacular about the subjects From here the movie loses most Teri Garr, who's been some¬ name of U.K. Squeeze for the the Walter Farley books about the State News Vol Cocking camera captures, nothing of it's distinctiveness and vir¬ body's wife in about a dozen purpose of distinguishing the a boy who dreamed of a great particularly inventive about the band from an American group Glenn Tilbrook squeezes dirty hooks and riffs out of his guitar during Squeeze's tually becomes a remake of movies, is charming as Alec's black horse and finally came to way they are captured. The National Velvet, Mickey mother. of the same name. U.K. appearance at Dooley's Monday night. possess the animal. Kelly Reno absolute success of the Rooney and all. The kids will no The Black Stallion was Squeeze contained the band's plays Alex Ramsey, the boy sequence is due to the almost doubt continue to be enthralled, first Top 10 English single the band i Continued on page 7) arrangements, but their lyrics soon was together and had been drastically cropped who discovers the stallion while "Take Me I'm Yours," which on Argybargy are self¬ delivering enjoyable if not in¬ since their last appearance here sailing home from the Middle showed up with one other tune GREAT ISSUES & HILLEL proudly present consciously clever while having spiring renditions of its mat (the lead guitar player has gone East with his father. The on the No Wave sampler. erial. "Goodbye Girl," "There absolutely nothing to say. so far as to have his head stallion is dangerously wild and Squeeze's second album, Cool For Cats, established them as a hit band in their native England Musically, at least. Squeeze come across as new wave, but the 10CC of the even that band's At The Top," and "It's So Dirty" were among the show's highlights, while "Cool For shaved), the band once again played set of a tight and aggressive high-energy danceable is kept carefully locked away so as not to hurt anyone. Alec's father wins a bronze replica of ABBA EBAN with three separate Top 20 most nonsensical songs have a Cats" proved to be a real rock. Bucephalus, the war horse of Former Isreali Foreign Minister, singles — "Slap and Tickle," the point to them somewhere, crowd-pleaser and "Up The beautifully melodic "Up The while a perusal of the lyric Junction" was easily the most Ambassador to the United States, Junction," and the title track. sheet for Argybargy fails to moving performance of the While Cool For Cats is probably disclose any real ideas at all. night. ChiefDelegate to the United Nations the group's best effort, its In concert, however, it's the Opening for Squeeze was The catchy, hook-laden pop songs music and not the words that Lips Are Back, making their were unfortunately often little matter, and for the most part third appearance of the year at more than exercises in smug the band put its music across Dooley's. Sporting heads that "naughty schoolboy" misogyny well at Dooley's. Most of the and verse. sophisticated nonsense material was drawn from Cool For Cats, though Argybargy surFSW The group's most recent al¬ well bum Argybargy shows the was represented and "Take Me I'm Yours" sounded April 21 with band attempting to be more particularly good live. ,BEACH BOYS sophisticated than before, but During the early part of the at Jenison Fieldhouse in truth all they have done is to show Jools Holland's keyboards strip their songs of most of seemed to wander a bit (maybe Tickets stt Union, Sounds their humor without appreci¬ his monitors weren't working?!, C Dlvorsions, Where- ably lowering the nonsense but once he started to click, his houto Records level. Glenn Tilbrook and Chris flashy fills provided most of the Difford — who share most of color to the group's songs. 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Michigon State News, Eost lonsing, Michigan Wednesdoy, April 16, 1980 7 'Kramer sweeps the Oscar awards Bromberg: By BOB FONOROFF a versatile musical gourmet Bromberg later said. suit, My Own House, and his State News Special Writer Bromberg left the East most recent, You Should See By BOB THOMAS Editor's Note: This is the Coast, Columbia records, and The Rest Of The Band. The Associated Press Writer first of three installments pre¬ his past behind in 1977 when he name for the album comes HOLLYWOOD from — Kramer vs. Kramer, the bittersweet story viewing the artists who will signed on with the Berkeley- a conversation heard in a of an emotional child custody battle, won the men's Academy Award appear for the First Annual based Fantasy label. His debut as best picture of 1979 East Lansing Blues &. Jazz room by band saxophonist Monday night. The film won four other album for the label. How LateTl Firman, "If you think Brom¬ major awards, including best actor for Dustin Hoffman, F'estival in Erickson Kiva this Ya Play Till sold 180,000 units, berg's ugly, you should see the supporting actress for Meryl Streep and best direction and weekend. Today's installment more than twice the amount of rest of the band." The album is screenplay adaption for Robert Benton. looks at David Bromberg and any of Bromberg's Columbia a new live effort recorded in Sally Field was named best actress for her performance as Sippie Wallace. releases. San the Southern mill Francisco, Denver and worker who becomes a defiant union D^id Bromberg is the kind Later that year he moved to of person you would like to take Minneapolis, and it features organizer in Norma Rae. the Bay area to continue what Garth Hudson of the Band. The Oscar for best supporting actor went to to lunch in your favorite resi¬ has become a good working Melvyn Douglas, Appearing with The David the crusty old industrialist in dence hall. The only problem is Being There. relationship with Fantasy. "At Bromberg Band will be 81 -year There were no surprises in the he wouldn't eat the food. Brom¬ major awards, all of them Fantasy I know everyone old bluesician Sippie Wallace. following the predictions of most Hollywood observers. berg is known for being a there. I was feeling really Her songs have been recorded All That Jazz, Bob Fosse's musical self gourmet of both fine food and David Bromberg portrait of a producer depressed at Columbia about by Bonnie Raitt, Robert courting disaster, placed second behind Kramer in the Oscar music. He incorporates a var¬ the kind of stuff I had to go "Junior" Lockwood, and Howlin sweepstakes, winning four awards — for film editing, art iety of musical tastes, from After an unscheduled appear¬ through to talk to anyone." Wolf to name a few. She will direction, adapted score and costume design. electric to acoustic, including ance at the Isle of Wright Fantasy gave Bromberg the appear with The Easy Street Hoffman's victory evoked hearty applause from the Music straight-ahead boogie to a quiet Festival in 1970 — a perfor¬ first tour support he ever Jazz Band, which includes Center audience and continued as the actor folk-oriented sound. Brom- mance which drew critical ac¬ received, paying a road man¬ paused on his way Peter Ferran, clarinet, Bob to the stage to kiss Jack Lemmon, who had also been bergs' concerts have been des claim up for the — Bromberg decided to ager to watch over David's Smith, trombone; Jim award, and Streep. cribed as events which take no go out on his own. He signed seven member band, which After the ovation stopped, Hoffman seemed to Dapogny, piano; and Rod adopt a Peck's set pattern or direction. with Columbia records and includes himself on guitars and McDonald, guitar. It should be bad boy attitude and cracked as he A product of the Greenwich recorded four albums for the vocals; John gazed at the statuette: "He Firman, saxo¬ a fine evening of boogie and has no genitalia and he's holding a sword." Village music scene in the label: David Bromberg. Encouraged by the phone; Curtis Linberg, trom¬ jamming from both acts. Shows laughter, Hoffman added, "I'd like to thank my parents for not 1960s, Bromberg received at¬ Demons In Disguise. Wanted: bone; Dick Fegy, string instru¬ start at 8:30 and 11 tention from many Dead Or Alive, and Midnight On p.m. practicing birth control." • notable per ments; Don Counts, bass; Jeff Advance tickets are available Hoffman turned serious and expressed formers during those years, The Water. He followed with a Wisor, fiddle; and Lance Dick- grudging thanks, for $6.50 at the MSU Union admitting that he had been "critical of the Academy and for including Bob Dylan and "best of' collection titled Out of erson, drums. ticket office. Admission will be reason." He continued with customary thanks for his Chubby Checker, both of whom the Blues. "The thing at Colum Since 1977, Bromberg has $7.50 at the door. co-workers, including 8-year old Justin Henry, nominated as had Bromberg appear as a bia is I wasn't anybody they released four LPs, Reckless Tomorrow: Gil Scott-Heron, best supporting actor — "If he loses sideman on their own records. worried about very much," Abandon. Bandit In A again, we'll have to give Bathing- Dixie Dregs and Alive! him a Lifetime Achievement Award." "I'm going to be the one who cries tonight, I'll tell you that right now," the exuberant Sally Field announced when she claimed her Oscar. And she did cry unabashed tears. Dustin Hoffman and "Norma Rae was a real gift to me," she continued, expressing her thanks to the since-departed executives of 20th after Meryl Streep smile happily winning their respective Oscars at the 52nd Annual Academy Awards presentation Monday- 'Kramer is not anti-feminist, say stars Century-Fox and writers Irving Ravetch and Harriet Frank Jr., night. Both performers won awards for Kramer co-stars Ron Liebman and Beau Bridges. Vs. Kramer; Hoffman for Best Actor ana By BOB THOMAS She saved her greatest thanks to director Martin Ritt, who Streep accepting some of the responsibilities inherent in a marriage." for Best Associated Press Writer was not nominated. Field said Ritt had fought all his life to Supporting Actress. Only once did Hoffman abandon his aplomb. Asked if his own HOLLYWOOD — After an Academy Awards that had the marital troubles contributed to the conviction of his . make films like Norma Rae that tried to performance, improve the human predictability of a Soviet election, reporters pursued one avenue of . condition. he replied with an icy "No comment." Robert Benton won double Oscars for his controversy: Is major winner Kramer vs. Kramer anti-feminist? Streep observed that Kramer vs. Kramer had aroused much talk directing and Producer Ray Stark was the 27th recipient of the Irving G. "That wasn't the message of the picture at all," claimed Dustin in Europe: "Over there, writing Kramer vs. Kramer. Thalberg Award, which is given to "creative producers whose Hoffman, winner as best actor for playing the father who raises his they're just beginning to see pll the The best original screenplay award went to Steve Tesich for body of work reflects a consistently high quality of motion son alone. disruption of family and changing roles of women." Breaking Away. The happiest person at the Oscar Ball in the picture production." Beverly Hilton was Apocalypse Now, Francis Ford Coppola's searing portrayal of "Absolutely not," added Meryl Streep. best supporting actress Sally Field, the onetime Flying Nun of television. The award Alan Splet was presented a special Oscar for sound effects as the mother who abandons her • Vietnam madness, picked up awards for sound and cinemato¬ family then seeks her son's confirmed her emergence as a major star in movies. editing in The Black Stallion. custody. graphy. Former United Artists executive Robert S. "Up to this point in my life, I was lucky to get a script, let alone Benjamin, who "In no way did anyone make this picture to attack women," Norma Rae," she remarked. The award for best original song went to "It Goes Like It died last year, was given the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Goes, from Norma Rae. The song was written by David Shire, agreed Robert Benton, who collected Oscars for writing and Award for philanthropic efforts that have the former husband of actress Talia Shire, brought credit to the directing Kramer vs. Kramer. Coppola's sister. industry. The controversy contributed a dash of spice to an awards that The 79-year-old Douglas, who also won the in 1963 for Hud, was not present to supporting Oscar accept his award. In fragile Hal Elias, member of the Academy's board of 28 years, was given a governors for special Oscar for his service to the went entirely as predicted. Other winners included best actress for Norma Rae and Meivvn Sally Field as On The Spot health although maintaining his acting career, he remained at Douglas as best industry, including development of student film awards. supporting actor for Being There. his New York home. Streep won the Oscar in her second nomination, having been up last year for The Deerhunter. She was radiant as she stood This year's scientific and technical Oscar was the Moviola system, the standard of more than half a presented to Hollywood film editing for In the press conference room after the telecast, Hoffman continued the mischievous role he had played onstage. He removed Engraving century. his tuxedo coat and tie, sat on the floor and wisecracked. A TV before the Music Center audience and thanked co-star Hoffman, The Oscar for foreign language film went to West writer director Benton, producer Germany's reporter cited feminist attacks on Kramer vs. Kramer and asked: Stanley Jaffe and fellow The Tin Drum. Director Volker Schloendorf accepted the "If one person had to take custody of the child, why did it have to be performers Jane Alexander and youngHenry "for the love and award, remarking: "You know, the leading character in The the father?" Hoffman seemed relieved when Streep came to his support they gave me." Tin Drum was named Oscar. Alien, the outer space horror movie, scored for visual effects, Throughout the filming we rescue at the microphone. wondered what kind of an omen this was." He remarked that "I think the basis of feminism has to do with liberating both men winning over such big budget films as Star Trek, Black Hole, the award was the first Oscar presented to a film from his and women from their proscribed roles," the actress and 1941. argued. country and cited Hollywood hospitality to past filmmakers "Anything that allows the father to be a nurturing parent and Prior to Monday night's ceremony, the Academy voted to from Germany. breaks him out of the role of an automaton in business should be present six special awards: The telecast received a much-needed shot in the arm at the considered good." Actor Alex Guinness, who won best actor in 1957 for The 90-minute mark when hoofer Donald O'Connor led a chorus line Benton added: "(The film 1 shows a man ret urning to the home and NAME TAGS PLAQUES TROPHIES Bridge Over the River Kwai, was present an honorary award through a musical tribute to film choreography. The Music "for advancing the art of screen acting through a host of Center audience came alive for the first time in the program, memorable and distinguished performances." MSU name tags available while you wait. rising for an ovation to O'Connor and the spirited dancers. 'The Black Stallion' Assorted colors and sizes. All occasion gifts from Cowley. —Personalize Your Gift With Engraving— iContinued from page 6i and Freud would have a field actually directed by Carroll day analyzing the boy's obses¬ 'Jack London' to appear in 'U' kiva Ballard, a protege of Coppola's. Omni Zeotrope is Coppola's recently created studio, and so sion and eventual conquest of the stallion. But for anyone who ever dreamed as a child of a BOWLING TROPHIES UP to 50% OFF The Labor Theatre of New Francis' name is displayed black stallion, interpretations with free engraving up to 40 letters per trophy tour of mid-Michigan. The play this popular American rebel- York will bring the one-man Snark. London committed sui¬ somewhat disleadingly with the are absurd. The film is concerns three periods of Jack hero whose travels took him simple, cide at age 40. visual and entirely emotional — show Jack London: The Man London's life a working-class film's title. Coppola, in reality — from the rowdy San Francisco The Labor Theatre's produc¬ MOST ITEMS ENGRAVED ON THE SPOT from Eden's Grove to MSU at was the assistant producer of to view it any other way, it sailor, his early years of liter¬ coast of the 1880s to the S Helen Reed 517 374 8634 Open Mon thru tions are geared to rv Fri 7:30 p.m. Monday, April 21, in ary success, and then the sad Klondike gold rush up in the working- the project. seems, is to sacrifice entirely 1305 So. Cedar 517/374-6212 Nitei until 6 class audiences and often deal the film's unaffected beauty. the Erickson Kiva. This event No doubt there are dozens of years of self-doubt and drink. Arctic. London's best-known with social issues in the LANSING. Ml 48910 — sponsored by numerous The play explores London's works include The Call of the history interpretations of this film MSU colleges and departments of the labor movement. The committed socialism and turbu¬ Wild, The Seas Wolf. White floating around, psychological theatre is on tour through — will be presented for a $1.50 lent life spiced with excite¬ July and aesthetic. After all, horses Fang, and the Cruise of the donation-admission at the door. ments and contradictions. are notorious sexual symbols, The Man from Eden's Grove Chuck Portz boldly portrays was first produced off-Broad London with the vigor of his y in 1979 and is on its first writings and the dedication of HOME FINANCING * Special Menu SEMINAR includes choice of six Hernando SPEAKERS Holly's Mexican entrees. With salad, KIM BUNKER JOHN DRAPER Loan Officer. Residential Mortgage Division coffee, tea or soda and a surprise American Bank Se Trust Graham Branch Manager Mortgage Corporation dessert, only $3.99 WED. APRIL 16 • 7:30 P.M. MSU CREDIT UNION • Qualifying for a mortgage • Types of mortgages • Buying or selling homes in today's economy A QUESTION AND ANSWER PERIOD WILL FOLLOW THE SESSION The Family Restaurant & Pub $ Jl ARMCO EVERYONE WELCOME V rj 5001 West Saginaw St, Lansing, Ml 48917,517/321-0616 REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED • RESERVATIONS ARE NOT REQUIRED 0 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 16, 1980 SPARTAN OUTFIELDER HITTING .313 Robinson off to torrid start By BILL TEMPLETON What does Ken Robinson think about when he first State News Sports Writer steps into the The rains With an upbringing of close family ties and a future which he batters box to face an opposing pitcher? "I just try to relax myself, and try to see the ball and be fluid. I hopes will be in teaching and coaching, senior left fielder Ken think about relaxing my arms and making contact." take toll Robinson's goal for his last season with the MSU baseball team is to just enjoy himself. As far as this year's Spartan team, which currently owns a dismal 5-17 record, Robinson admits baseball is an unpredictable "By nature, I'm a very intense person," the 6-foot 1 Ypsilanti game, one in which you need a few breaks to win. on Spartans native said. "I get keyed up easily and then I start "But this year I'm gonna really try to pressing. enjoy it and not make it a or "Baseball's not like football or basketball where if you're taller stronger you can usually win," Robinson said. "The ball bounces task. If I hit only .200. I still wanna have fun The rainy and undependable doing it." differently every game out there and when we start getting a few Michigan spring weather took Judging from his performance in the Spartans' first 22 games, bouncing our way, we'll start winning." its toll three MSU sports Robinson will be hard-pressed to dip to the .200 level. on Last year, the MSU squad won the Big Ten title in a game in teams as the baseball, women's which Robinson said he had his HE LEADS THE team in every offensive biggest thrill in a Spartan uniform, Softball and men's football category this year. beating Michigan's ace pitcher Steve Howe and the Wolverines. His .343 batting average is tops outings scheduled for Tuesday among the regulars, and with 24 "Beating Howe last year was great," Robinson said, "He's ian and today were rained out. hits, 18 runs scored, and 12 RBls, Robinson has moved up exceptional pitcher and he was undefeated in his career in the The Spartan home baseball markedly in the MSU record books. conference coming in. And they had Leach, too." double-header with Aquinas On school career record lists, Robinson is third in hits, tied for Robinson was 2-for-5 in that 8-5 home victory with a pair; of second in runs, and in the fourth spot for most runs batted in. In College scheduled for today singles and two RBIs. was canceled due to bad addition, he needs just four more home runs this season to tie But what about the future of MSU baseball? Robinson- is weather and poor field condi Shaun Howitt's lifetime mark. convinced the program will continue to thrive with a good mixture tions. The games have been While attending Ypsilanti High School, Robinson won nine of youth and because of head coach Danny Litwhiler. ! rescheduled for 1 p.m. Thurs¬ varsity letters, three each in baseball, football and basketball. In "State's gonna have a fine program for a long time," Robingon day, April 24 at Kobs Field. addition, he earned All-State honors on the diamond, All-America said, "Coach Litwhiler's a fine coach and he's a calm person. and All-State honors as a gridder and The women's Softball games all-league in basketball. "He puts it on the individual to just go out and do his best, and Robinson said he thought about either the universities of against Western Michigan Uni¬ that savs a lot for the man." Minnesota or Michigan when it came time to versity scheduled for Tuesday- pick out a school. were also canceled because of the rains, but will not be made "I'M REAL CLOSE to my family," Robinson said, "and I didn't due to scheduling problems. up Tuesday's scheduled opening of spring football practice was want to get too far away, but Michigan was just a little too close." Robinson said he thought MSU was a "pretty campus" and that Rugby club wins league he really liked then-head football coach Denny Stolz, thus sealing also canceled. Practice will MSU's rugby club, a dark The second of Mario Milano's his decision to don the Green and White. horse contender hopefully begin this afternoon entering the two penalty kicks broke a 13-all instead. Robinson, a switch-hitting speedster, has earned three varisty Big Ten tournament, won last tie and enabled MSU to defeat The Spartans' women's ten¬ letters thus far with the MSU baseball weekend's championships after the Wolverines. The squad, and another as a 30-yard nis team is scheduled to play a quarterback and defensive back with the football team in 1977. defeating favorites from the kick came late in the second dual match against Central Despite his obvious athletic prowess, Robinson conceded he has universities of Michigan and half. State News Deborah J. Borin Iowa. Michigan University at 3 p.m. Senior outfielder Ken Robinson is no aspirations to be a professional athlete. MSU jumped out to a 6-0 lead today at the Varsity Courts. congratulated after a home run against "I really don't think I'm any Rick Leach or a (Kirk) Gibson," Despite a 13-4 loss to the in the championship match, and Central Michigan University earlier this season. Robinson said. "I'd really like to teach University of Minnesota in the held off the Hawkeyes there¬ history of civics in high school and coach football and baseball. I preliminary seeding round, the after. really like kids." Spartans beat Ohio State Uni¬ The Spartans "B" team drop¬ Laxers As far as his goals, Robinson said he crucial in road matchup really does not like to set them for himself because when he does, he tends to "I always just like to play well," he said, "and press. especially this versity and edged Michigan, 16-13, in Sunday's semifinal. Top-seeded Iowa fell in the final ped matches to Iowa and tual champion Ohio State Uni¬ even¬ The MSU lacrosse team will have its hands full year, I just wanna be consistent." versity in the tournament's today when it with them, but we're going to have to have our best defensive 13-7. other division. travels to Granville, Ohio, for an important Midwest Lacrosse game to keep them from scoring." Association battle with Denison College. The laxers are currently 1-1 in the MLA and 4-3 overall, and are Denison is currently ranked seventh in the nation, and Spartan coming off a 12-10 loss to conference-foe Ashland (Ohio) College. co-coach Nevin Kanner would like nothing more than an upset Earlier, Ashland was defeated in overtime by Denison. victory to help MSU get back on track in its quest for the Midwest crown. "We have everything to gain in this game, but we're definitely "I thought we played a good game against Ashland even though they scored four times late in the game to beat us, and I think that if we continue to COME AND COMPARE play with intensity we will give Denison a hard going to have to play the best we have this season to make it time," Kanner said. close," Kanner said. "Denison is a top-notch lacrosse school which constantly keeps the ball in the air and makes very few mistakes. 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Martinson lived most of her life police showed Hemphill had cut production in half at four others, eliminating 15,000 jobs. slaying or the message. investigators a statement, say¬ been in the Martinsons' home The plant, which assembles compact Ford Fairmonts and in fear of strangers, hiding "We are still hoping more ing he was too distraught. By on two occasions. The cuts, designed to save $1.5 billion a year, will reduce Ford's Mercury Zephyrs, was closing because the quality of its cars has behind locked doors and refus¬ witnesses who may have been that time he had remained assembly capacity by 14 percent, or 448.000 vehicles a year. been the worst of any Ford plant in North America, Poling said. ing to open them to anyone she reluctant will come forward," noted Texas defense attorney HEMPHILL FIRST WAS They mean layoffs for 8.900 blue-collar workers - including 965 Also to be closed are the Dearttorn Specialty Foundry Plant and did not know. said Sgt. Bill Parker. Phil Burleson of Dallas. in Canada — by the end of the summer. An additional 6,100 the castings plant in Windsor, Ontario. Ford also was thinking The 28-year-old sent there March 10 to hook up wife of a "She had a horror of dying salaries positions will be terminated by a combination of layoffs, about closing one of its four U.S. stamping plants, Poling said. He Early in the case, detectives a television set, Burleson said, prominent Dallas attorney, like this," said a close friend said resignations and retirements by the end of 1981, said Harold A. would not identify it. Mrs. Martinson pushed furni¬ they were downplaying the but failed to take the proper who asked not to be identified. Poling, executive vice president in charge of North American Before Tuesday's announcement, the No. 2 automaker had ture against the doors at possibility the slaying was re¬ equipment to correct faulty night, On Sunday, Donald Wayne lated to Martinson's law prac¬ antenna Automotive Operations. 43,200 production workers on indefinite layoff and had reduced its refused to answer the tele¬ reception. "It is very tough medicine and we regret doing it, but there is no Hemphill, 32, was charged with tice because he handled pri¬ "He came on the 14th and U.S. salaries employment by about 8,000 in the past six months. phone and often slept under the murder and is being held in the other way," he said. The company on April 10 had 148,000 active blue collar workers bed marily civil cases — cases not spent a good portion of the day when her husband was Dallas County jail in lieu of The cuts were "a necessary and unavoidable response to the and 80,000 white-collar workers, including those outside its likely to provoke strong ani¬ there working on it," Burleson away, relatives and friends $500,000 bond. mosities. unprecedented changes in the size and composition of the domestic automotive operations. said. said. "Debbie told Don later In 1973 and again in 1974, In his statement, Martinson automobile market and Ford's decreased market share," Poling that he had been there, that Poling said the United Auto Workers union had been informed "My daughter would not police records showed, included a list of recent visitors. said. of Ford's action and was "no happier than we are," but he believed admit a total stranger to her they had talked and that he had Ford's share of the total Hemphill was convicted in Tul¬ Burleson said records given to been very friendly. car market recently has been 17 the union "would support" the moves. home," said her father, John M. sa, Okla., of indecent exposure Production will be cut at plants at Wayne, Mich., Kansas City, Woodson. "She would not open and sentenced to the Oklahoma Mo., St. Louis and Oakville, Ontario, Ford said. a door to a caller unless she State Penitentiary. The former could see him or knew him." Marine also served a term in The precautions taken Mrs. Martinson, a nurse and by 1976 at the Federal Correction¬ al Institution in Texarkana, Spanish play by Mihura mother of a 15-month-old son, Texas, for impersonating an were to no avail. On March 31, FBI agent. will be presented today President seeks income tax refund; her nude body was found on the bedroom floor of her fashion¬ MEDICAL EXAMINERS "Tres Sombreros de Copa," a Languages', able North Dallas home, a RULED the young woman had "Grupo Experi¬ Spanish comedy written by mental de Teatro." It will be macrame plant holder wrapped been dead four to eight hours at dramatist Miguel Mihura, will Carters are no longer millionaires tightly around her neck. ON A NEARBY floor-to-ceil- the time when Martinson, a civil trial lawyer, said he found his wife's body upon be presented at noon today in McDonel Kiva. directed by Edgar Quiles of Puerto Rico and an MSU doctoral candidate. returning The play will be staged by the ing mirror, a message was from jury duty. WASHINGTON (API - Carter dropped out of the ranks assets of $1,054,178.95 and tax rates in effect for 1980, scribbled in pale rose lipstick. It Spanish section of the Depart¬ The performance is free and An autopsy showed Mrs. ment of President Carter, whose net of the nation's millionaries in liabilities of $160,874.60. Thus, Romance and Classical open to the public. according to a note attached to read: "Now we are even Don." Martinson died of strangula¬ worth slipped under $1 million 1979, according to documents the Carters' net worth was the Don is her husband's name and net worth statement. tion. There was semen in her in 1979, is seeking an income made public on the day $893,304.35. also is the first name of the man After the half-million dollar mouth, and her wrists and tax refund from the federal Americans were required to Their total bill tax was asset of the blind trust, the charged with her murder. ankles probably had been government of nearly $17,000, send in their income tax state¬ $64,944.81, The man charged was a on an adjusted Carters' second largest asset bound. Officials say there were the White House disclosed ments to the Internal Revenue income of $193,823.77. Their was $228,218.72 in savings television repairman who had no indications of sexual inter¬ Tuesday. 1979 tax liability was $26,295 accounts, certificates and twice been in the Martinson course. The president and Mrs. showed less than their bill in 1978. treasury bills, producing a home, officials say. But police It was a week after the claimed interest income of THE CARTERS INCOME $22,670.53. tax withholding in 1979 was Beribboned fountain $67,148.40, and on their 1978 income tax return they listed USING A FORM for employee business filing expenses, Senate postpones an estimated 1979 tax the Carters claimed expenses of payment symbolises hostages of $14,500, which meant they overpaid their 1979 income $1,703.46 for meals for guests, staff parties, gifts and refresh¬ Bl budget debate taxes by $16,703.59. ments. MARSHALL (UPI) - Mar¬ gathered in The tax figures were spread a chilly rain for the The net worth statement, WASHINGTON (API - A shall residents turned out Tues¬ budget for fiscal 1981, which day to tie ribbon around a a 50-foot plastic fountain in the ceremony. "The ribbon is 50 feet long to represent the 50 states and the over included 10 separate forms and such figures $15.53 deduction for postage as a dated Dec. 31, 1979, was marked "unaudited." White House press secretary Senate debate on a proposed 1981 balanced budget was post¬ starts Oct. 1. The package seeks $5.2 billion more for defense Midnitc Madness poned Tuesday as liberals than President Carter asked for town square as a symbol of 50 hostages," said Bob Turner, and the president's $200,000 Jody Powell said worked behind the a major factor scenes to add and would slash domestic Stereo their support for the 50 Ameri¬ head of the local group sponsor¬ annual salary from the U.S. pro¬ in the decline of the Carters' can hostages in Iran. grams. ing the event. Treasury. assets was the cost of interest The House Budget Commit¬ The giant ribbon was the Turner said the ribbon would The bulk of Carters' assets brainchild of 11-year-old Todd paid on loans. Majority Leader Robert C. tee has recommended a $611.8 be cut when the hostages were was listed as $529,332.10 from a A major portion of the loss Byrd announced the delay, billion balanced budget that Tabor, after a local real estate released. personal assets trust, created relates to the much-discussed citing sizable opposition to the calls for a smaller increase in firm began a campaign to tie City officials, local war vet¬ in January 1977, when the loan for a peanut shelter that guns-over-butter priorities that defense and less severe cuts in Sole plastic yellow ribbons around erans and a minister, also president took office. was. and remains, 1.5 were approved two weeks points ago domestic programs. parking meters and trees. addressed the crowd gathered It is a blind trust, meaning he above the skyrocketing prime Todd, a sixth grader, climbed on the grassy common. by the Senate Budget Commit At a brief news conference, is not supposed to have any lending rate that banks give Byrd said the budget, which up a fire engine ladder and "What's happening here to¬ control over its handling or any their best customers. Later, the West Virginia was slated to be the first item placed the bow of the ribbon on day is important because it is knowledge of its operation by The press secretary Democrat met privately with a of business when the Senate Brooks Fountain before refused Thursday 'til 12 a the message that those hos¬ the trustee, long-time family crowd of about 90 persons to give any details about the group of senators and heard returned from a 10-dav Easter tages are not being forgotten. friend Charles Kirbo, $15,438.50 the Carters claimed an proposals from liberals to raise recess Tuesday, would be de¬ Atlanta lawyer. in charitable cash contribu¬ spending for social programs layed for floor debate until next It's going to be 13 hours ot madness The figures showed the presi¬ tions. while reducing the defense week. that won't quit until both hands are straight up. dent and his wife with assets Contest nominations begin that were approximately The returns by Bob Perry, a were prepared certified public outlays recommended by the committee. We're excited beyond words. Thrilled, too. $170,000 less than a year ago, After the meeting that in¬ accountant in Americus, Ga., but '^Stereo Nominations for "MSU The winning parents will be with liabilities that cluded Senate committee chair¬ who has prepared the Carter Parents of the Year" are being honored during Parents Day, decreased by about $60,000. On persons, Sen. John C. Stennis, June 1,1979, they claimed a net family taxes for many years. taken until May 2 by the MSU May 17, when they will be D-Miss., head of the Senate SKoppe Student Foundation. worth of $1,005,910.25. Armed Services Committee, presented with a plaque and an Candidates for the honorary MSU rocking chair donated by Included in the liabilities was UNDER "WAGES, SALA said, "there certainly is no title are nominated by students the MSU Alumni Association. $146,000 set aside for possible RIES, tips" on their Form 1040, violent tearing it (the budget who must submit 750 word Entries should be sent to the income taxes on the unrealized the Carters listed $237,499.98, proposal) up yet." 555 E. Grand appreciation of assets. This River, East Lansing • Ph. 337-1300 essays on why their parents MSU Student Foundation, 220 although the presidential salary The Senate committee pro¬ should hold the title. Nisbet Building. figure was achieved by using is $200,000 a year. posed a $612.9 billion balanced For The Mom Who's Bomb & Pop Who's Tops! MSU Student Foundation's First Annual Tonight A Great Coral Gables Special! Parents Of The Year Award!! 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Michigon Stote News, Eost Loosing, Michigon Wednesday, April 16, 1980 1 1 Carter wants permanent Cuban evacuation efforts slowed SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (AP) Government here demand on Peru, which mandatory temp, controls sources same ment elsewhere. rejected the list and presented — Efforts to evacuate the said the Cuban government of has offered to accept 1,000 thousands of Cuban refugees Spain is to accept 500 and one of its own, which favors President Fidel Castro was refugees. Ecuador 200. Argentina, Brazil, those who have obeyed jammed into the Peruvian demanding that it had the right The United States has said it govern Canada, Belgium, West ment orders to leave By MARTIN CRUTSINGER However, Sawhill called the current sur Embassy in Havana were to choose which of the refugees will take 3,500 Cubans but will the Associated Press Writer further hampered Germany and Sweden have also embassy and wait at home until plus of gasoline and heating oil temporary Tuesday would be among the 300 Costa wait until the bulk of them WASHINGTON Americans and said the precarious world situation when a dispute arose over which expressed interest in taking the airlift begins. — can get Rica has said it will grant arrive in Costa Rica, which has some of them. Peruvian Embassy officials ready for another hot summer with President demanded that U.S. conservation efforts government — Cuba or the one political asylum. offered to Carter's decision Tuesday to extend manda¬ supply temporary- Cuba had delivered a list with counted 10,800 Cubans continue. granting asylum — would de¬ Well-informed sources in housing to the Cubans while the names of 300 Cubans it said cram¬ med inside the tory temperature controls covering 2.8 "With the world oil situation as tenuous as cide who goes where. Lima said Cuba was making the they wait for permanent settle- embassy com¬ had been cleared for an airlift to pound within 72 hours after million officers, shops and other non-residen¬ it is today and with political instability in the tial buildings for nine months. Costa Rica for permanent Castro ordered police protec¬ Mideast, the president is completely justified In addition to extending the program settlement, Costa Rican For¬ tion lifted on April 4, following in extending the program," Sawhill told eign Minister Rafael Angel the death of a Cuban through January 1981, administration offi¬ cials said Carter would ask Congress to pass a law making the controls permanent. reporters. Sawhill put the savings since Carter imposed the controls at 30 million barrels of Judge considers defense motion Calderon Fournier Associated Press. told The killed when a group of Cubans guard seeking refuge crashed a stolen The regulations require setting thermo bus through the embassy oil. The United States saved $1 billion in But another Foreign Ministry gates. stats in non-residential buildings at 78 degrees in the summer and 65 in the winter. energy compared to a cost of administering the program of $8 million, he said. to declare Bert Lance innocent official said Costa Rica wanted to pick the 300 it will accept Some 4.000 persons have since left the embassy to wait for the evacuation and 450 Deputy Energy Secretary John Sawhill Critics have charged that despite Carter's ATLANTA (AP) based on interviews with the said the administration wanted to make the - A federal not rule until a jury returns its others decided not to leave Cuba assurances that the controls would be strictly day for final preparations. The refugees and will give pre¬ rules as much a part of American life as the judge said Tuesday he was verdict. ference to those with relatives and returned home. An esti¬ enforced, there have been no fines imposed jurors were not present Tues¬ 55 mile per hour speed limit. for considering a defense motion to Defense attorney Nickolas day and will not be called to here. mated 6,000, including preg¬ non-compliance and the Energy Depart¬ declare former U.S. budget Chilivis requested immediate nant In announcing Carter's decision, Sawhill court Wednesday. women, children and ment provided only 10 federal inspectors to director Bert Lance innocent of Peru asked Cuban authorities senior citizens remain jammed said the president had determined the conduct building audits. acquittals and asked U.S. Dis¬ bank fraud, but said he would Lance's lawyers renewed program "worked, and it worked well." trict Judge Charles A. Moye Jr. on Sunday for permission to into the gardens and buildings earlier motions for directed airlift the first 500 refugees if he would rule Thursday, of the one-square-block com¬ verdicts on the charges against from the island, giving pre THE PROGRAM HAD been the subject of BUT SAWHILL SAID even with out a COGS to meet when closing arguments in the pound. They are reported suf¬ him: 10 counts alleging misap¬ ference to the sick, elderly and an intense debate among administration "huge task force of bureaucrats to enforce trial are scheduled. fering from a shortage of food "No, I intend to rule after the plication of bank funds and two to members of family units. and water and poor attorneys. Some argued that the law only the program," some 40,000 spot checks had The Council of Graduate Stu¬ sanitary allowed imposition of the temperature con¬ determined a national compliance rate of verdict," Moye responded. counts alleging false state¬ But sources in Lima said Cuba conditions. dents will meet today at 5:30 ments to banks. trols if the president made a finding of a more than 80 percent. p.m. in the Con Con Room, Closing arguments had been "severe energy supply interruption," set for Wednesday, but the The jury could begin deliber¬ such as The program also has been criticized by International Center. he did in imposing the controls last judge decided to allow an extra ations late Thursday, July 16 in some business executives who claimed it for The council will continue the midst of long gasoline lines in many parts increased employee absenteeism and a previous discussions of porno¬ A Whopper of the country. dropoff in worker productivity. graphy on campus and the proposed change to the early Sandwich Special semester system. 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Grand River (This It not a coupon) Texas Instruments This Is What The State News Slimline 50" thinks about the Eight-a-Day Show NOW AVAILABLE AT THE MSU BOOKSTORE 'Eight-a-Day' policy relaxed By JOHN NEILSON LIST '40.00 State News Sufi Writer Pop Entertainment has officially changed its admissions policy i fur the upcoming "Eight-Allay Fur The Eighties" show to allow OUR PRICE for unrestricted re-admission, director ( art Brassier has announced. iim\\ While it was previously announced that Pop Entertainment might have to charge '24.95 people to re-enter if they left at any time in order to satisfy University requirements, it was generally felt that it would > to require concert-goers to remain inside for the duration of the day festive I. The new policy would allow ticket- ^0^ holders to leave an' of admission (ticket st nter at will upon presentation of proof hand stamp). n Movish said the policy will he to let ease. There will be picnic tables and bleachers outside the fieldhouse for this* POWERFUL SCIENTIFIC FUNCTIONS during any of the acts, as well as concessions selling many varieties of food. T-shirts, frisbees. etc People are also free to bring their •60 functions automatically handle a wide range of mathematical problems. own lunches if they desire ^Quickly and accurately performs the most-needed slide-rule functions: roots, powers, "What we're trying to do here is create a situation that s essentially reciprocals, common and natural logarithms, and trigonometry in degrees, radians, an outdoor show indoors," Movish added, citing that Pop Enter¬ or grads. tainment will not be producing an outdoor concert this spring. "The •Includes many special functions such as doors will be open, the wind will he blowing, and people can wander pi, algebraic percent, constant, factorial, scientific notation and mantissa expansion. in and out all day ." •Scientific notation with "mantissa expansion" feature allows Hressler and Movish both stressed that people planning to attend the you to work with both lorge and small numbers with ease. festival should get their tickets as soon as possible, citing that response to the Festival will determine what (or even IF) nmcerts will lie held next year Carolyne Mas FULL STATISTICAL FUNCTIONS and beyond. So far they noted, ticket sales have been fairly- slow, even though the May 3 concert is only a few weeks away. England. MI-SEX. who will be bringing their electronic new wave •Built in statistical functions include data entry, mean, and standard deviations and music from Australia for their first-ever American concert; Carol- variances for both sample and population data. "The e i break away from the vne Mas. who has been widely hailed for her Springsteen-like ir •Helps you to handle large sets of data points and "boil down" data with the most something new concert appearances: and Canada's Battered Wives, who thankfully and different." Movish pointed out "We've been I'a.ed with all sorts of have commonly used statistical calculations. recentl.v taken tomlling themselves the Wives pressure to not put on this kind of festival, and we need people to support this and prove that thev reallv I HINT want The show will also feature L.A.'s Textones, a relatively new band to see Pablo NEW CONSTANT MEMORY Cruise year after year " who so impressed Tom Petty recently that he gave them a new song •New Constant Memory™ feature retains data to record: The Lloyds, who are featured in a sixm-to-be-raleased Jon even when the calculator is turned off. "If this show isn't a big success." Hressler added, "music at MSU Peters movie called Die Laughing: and Detroit's own Gary Fabulous Shortens time needed to perform repetitive entries and operations. could go back to the Dark Ages We would not be allowed to lake and the Black Slack, who electrified Duoley's over spring break with •Two fully arithmetic memories can be used in conjunction with eight other functions their awesome funk/new wave fusion music (the dual guitar players to perform any common memory task. offeringonlv the most established hands" ' ' ' in the Black Slack are so incredibly hot that some wits have dubbed them "The new Parlia-Kunkadelic-Experiemv") The line-up for the "Eight A Day For The Eighties" show is indeed AOS™ ALGEBRAIC OPERATING SYSTEM WITH PARENTHESES quite a departure from the usual MSI' nincert offerings. Head¬ Tickets for the "Eight-A-Dav For The Eighties" extravaganza are •Tl's unique AOS™ algebraic lining the show will he the Itamones',- whose six albums of stripped- already on sale for $Hl operating system allows you to enter problems as they are apiece (which a little bit of math translates to down r<* k n roll have had an immeasurable usually written, left to right. in the last few impact on rock music it mere >1 25 per band; for reserved seats. Tickets are available at the •Tl's unique AOS™ algebraic years. Also on the bill will lie Stiff recording artist I'nion Ticket Offiie. WheraHouse Records II and 111, and Sounds & operating system automatically retains up to four pending Wreck less Eric, who has just released his first American album after Diversions in Lansing. Tickets are also available by mail order to the operations and up to 15 levels of parentheses and completes each operation earning quite ii reputation for his three-chord pop/rock in his native to the according Union ticket office rules of algebraic hierarchy. You can buy your tickets at: MSUnion 90 day exchange Wherehouse II & III Sounds and Diversions % (if defective according \ .0 the terms of the II warranty 1 M 1^1 SD 355*3454 BOOKSTORE ]'.■*wtAVP' Pop Entertainment is tax money. For 2b-hour info u division of the ASMSU Programming Board, funded by student on programming board events, call the P.B. Hotline 353-2010 tThis is a paid Advertisement) {jl t) 12 Michigan State News, Eost loosing Michigon Wednesdoy, April 16, 1980 Anderson n r TORONTO WEEKEND $65.00 Clothes I continued from page "GLORIOUSLY i 1) The Anderson supporters FUNNY." Vincent for „ May 9-11, 1980 Canty. will also contact Richard Nf* York Times ' fcSN* Kinkade, an East Lansing any where! attorney, to determine how the petitions must be printed and Federko FelliniY^ \^vv — 2 Nights Deluxe Accommodation presented, Muloach said. ORCHESTRA — Honti«ltrip Rail Transportation from The Democratic Party may also find itself with an indepen REHEARSAL Windsor R Afft PREBHEH Fit SIM dent candidate splitting from FMN CLASSIC FIIMS -A prism the ranks if an organization called Democrats Against the ■t Itie 4SMSU Prsgranuot BaarP CALL NOW 353-5255 Draft is successful in its efforts. ASMSIJ TRAVEL — A Division of the ASMSU Programming Board funded by student tax money. Call the Programming Board Hotline 353-2010, for more info on P.B. events. ONE DAY ONLY! * Saturday, April 19 * Shows at 4.8 & 10pm PORNO TONIGHT 4 DAYS ONLY THE BLUEGRASS AT LAST!!! The TRUTH About the MARCHING BAND! WALL TO WALL SEX EXTENSION SERVICE — IT'S HOT SCREW MAG BRIMMING WITH SEX -PLAYBOY In •!/$>•fA& Showtimes: 7:30/9:00/10:30 V ! •: * SmkV, / -1 Showplace: 111 Olds Starring JOHN C. HOLMES ABIGAIL CLAYTON ALAN MALAPROF MEI LING CHAN MIMI MORGAN KEN SCUDDER P'oaucea oy RICHARD BRiNSLEv XXX li/Gody |k, 1 Written ana Ducted ov ANDREA SCOTT • cAllen O'Neal McNichol TKaqe and tickets: $3.00 at Record/and & Elderly * " THE (URLS IN THE B4ND cKgaton Instruments "Little for more information call 355-4672 QDarlings Sleeper"' MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY m MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY PERFORMING ARTS COMPANY Presents DEPARTMENT OF THEATRE PRESENTS n COLUMBIA PICTURES presents THE HILARRHS COMEDY A BOLT THREE COUPLES PLAY rT AGAIN! SAM TAXI W HO SIIARE MORE THA V THE SAME EMPLOYER. by Woody Allen DRIVER For times ond loc¬ ations. Phone 355- 0313 tlie ©theft 2700 MER'DIAN AOUITS S3 0C STUDENTS & S» CITIZENS WITH AM, TWI-LITE SHOW $1.75SEATih '. ENGAGEMENTS fWlUDEO 'wi uTf SMOw umiTED t0 1 Rorsa«€M||* MARTIN 2£ot/e§ IF$T? MULL rt sr TUESDAY WELD f VJteJ V APRIL 29-M4Y 3 I 5:15 @ $1.75. M _ study program with personal instruction. No need for ALPHA GAMMA Delta duple*. 4-5 person occu- 15. 4 bedroom, 2 baths. Fall 3.4-17 (4) lens: Fully auto exposure; ALL BREED cat show April would like to welcome their pancy, 2 blocks from cam- option. Call 351-8096 excellent condition. $170, af¬ weekly appointment. Send 19 and 20, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 new pledges: Mary, Genelle, name, address, for sample pus. Call. 337-1561 5-4-18(4) 3-4-18 (3) OWN ROOM in house. One ter 6 p.m. 351-1985. LANSING CIVIC Lynn, JoAnne and Charisse. E-5-4-21 (6) p.m., lesson. Sun Dew Publishing By MICHAEL A. McQUEEN be peritonitis, an inflammation block behind Campus Cor¬ CENTER. For more informa- Z-1-4-16 (5) Box 333, Mason, Ml 48854 Associated Press Writer of an abdominal membrane, 2 BEDROOM with efficiency II. Available immedi¬ ners tion. G. Hilts 394-4125. Hurry.. 8-4-25 (7) MIAMI — Immigration in¬ according to INS deportation apartment. Close to campus. ately. 332-5635, after 5 p.m. MARANTA - HD-80 stereo 3-4-18 (61 PI KAPPA Phi proudly an¬ 332-0616 after 6:30 p.m. 5-4-21 (4) speakers, excellent condition. its spectors looked at jails and an officer Chuck Huffman. TUTORING IN Spanish nounces spring term 5-4-22 (3) List $740 pair, sell $450, BEAUTIFUL TIGER Cat old Nike missile base Tuesday THE ONSLAUGHT OF new For Summer conversation, grammar and pledge class: Mark Allen, Ed ROOMS IN beautiful Victori- 485-8345. 5-4-21 (31 as prospective emergency "boat people" sent state and ATTENTION GRADUATE writing. Native speaker plus Heglin, Glenn Kelly, Rob Full For Fall .. an rooming house. One block Leadley, Frank Mancuso, shelters for more than 800 local officials searching their students- Newer, spacous, , . livir'i and bedroom, 3 baths, finished 3 MSU Fanished Kitchen SCHWINN AND Ross 10- high school teaching exper ience. 484 0343. 8-4-22 (5) Olivier Souperon b Mark Haitian "ooat people" who have files and bank accounts in hopes parking, from $110, includes speed bikes. Good condition. Tomboulian. Z-1-4-16 (7) swarmed ashore in Florida in of finding money to provide rec room, $525 per month $75 each. 337-0110. Lost & Found TUTORING plus utilities, Available Sept. AND English recent days. shelter, health care and other E 5-4-18 (3) ALPHA XI Delta would like to 1, Call 669-5513. grammar composition, essay "It's getting spooky," said emergency services. Few of the FOUND-CALCULATOR. and research paper. All ages, welcome their new pledges. OR-8-4-21 (61 Immigration and Naturalization Haitians speak any language 261 Rivnrtt. BEAUTIFUL ROOM- Fur¬ 10 SPEED bike, Tour De- B108 Wells on Friday April Sue, Julie, Jane b Ginny. nished, parking $100/month. Michigan teaching certificate, Service district director but Creole. France, like new. $100. Call 11. Call 339-9323. 2-4-17 (3) 8 years teaching experience, Z-1-4-16 (4) (next fo Cedar Village) Bus line. After 6 p.m. 349- 374-6199. 8-4-23 (31 William Metcalf as Haitians "We have to get our act 484 0343. 8-4-22 Mtt 0286 5-4-18 (3) continued drift 331-4433 month- April 15. 321-0881. SHARP ELECTRIC printing LOST-GOLD citizen watch. _ to ashore, together on housing, health, 8-4-23 131 Very special. If found, please LESSONS IN Guitar, banjo packed elbow-to-elbow in relocation and resettlement," BOGUE ST. Co-Op has open- calculator model EL 1166, call 355-9360. Reward. said Dade County Manager and more, at the ELDERLY rickety, leaking boats. ings now. Room and board, never been used $75. 393- X-7-4-17 (3) INSTRUMENT SCHOOL. Harried INS inspectors were Merrett Stierheim. SUMMER SUBLEASE du- $430/term. 351-8660. tioned $200 month 0804. E 5-4-18 (4) a plus piex, new spacious four bed- C-18-4-30 (3) still trying to process the The INS has counted some 3.4.16131 deposit. 332-1015. 4-4-18 14) room c|0se t0 canipus. 337- LOST DOG. Female - Golden record 736 Haitians who ar¬ 3,000 Haitians who have ar¬ ANTIQUE CUCKOO clock. 2861 Lab pointer mixed. 7 months NEAR SPARROW or 2 miles - 5-4-J18 (3) CENTERLAWN- Own room, 100 vaars o|d- Good condi- old. Call 349-6775 or 353- Typing Service rived in a dozen small boats the weekend. Another rived in south Florida this year and says nearly half of them west of campus, efficiency SUMMER. GARDEN, own spring, summer, nice house, ,ion- $200, doll house $75 3043. Ask for Debbie. Re¬ over 339-9121. E-5-4-17 (3) apartment, includes utilities, room in 4 woman. Nego- ward. 4-4-18 (4) ACCURATE TYPING. 6 years group of 136 Haitians arrived came ashore in March. The adults, $175. 351-7497. liable. 337-7042. 5-4-18 (3) secretarial experience. IBM Monday. weekend arrivals alone broke WANTED OR-4-4-18 (4) Correcting. Dissertations, Meanwhile, of the the old monthly mark of 637. NEED 1 or 2 for 4-man-newer 2 SLEEPING rooms, down¬ town Lansing, $125, $135, Guitars ■ cameras - bicycles I Personal |f~/\ thesis, term papers, editing. Call 374-8627. 12-5-2 (4) refugees died one shortly new after FOUR MAN summer sublet duplex. Available Msy 15, arrival, authorities said Tues¬ ABOUT 100 PEOPLE can v utilities paid, 485-2747, 485- stereo gear-jewelry THOMPSON PUBLISHING Twyckingham oool, $69 per- $110, Own rooms, garden, 2774. 5-4-18 (3) day. stay in the old barracks on the son, price negotiable. 337- Company is composing a TYPING 14 years expe'ience. parking 2 miles, on bus route, Francois Tata, 35, was found missile base near Opa-Locka 7211.8-4-24(31 two friendly males down- new book (The Beauty of Call 332-3492 after 5:30. CLOSE TO Campus, Clean Motherhood). We are looking dead Monday in the National airport, near Miami, and others stairs, call Mark 351-2038. and 0-1-4-16 (3) NEEDED 1 MALE to sublet quiet, summer, fall open¬ for expectant and new mo- Guard armory in Homestead, will probably have to stay in 353-4505. 4-4-17 (7) for 9 or 12 months in Twyck- ings. 337-2655. 5-4-16 (3) cash-WILCOX thers to pose for photogra- ONLY 60£ a page! 55$ a page where several hundred refu¬ various jails around south Flor¬ TRADING POST. 509 E. phy. Payment will be $250 over 50 pages. Experienced ida, said INS inspector Richard ingham. $114/month, pool. FEMALE HOUSEMATE, non- gees are being housed. The Michigan, Lansing. Phone dollars per photo session. typist. 651-6424. balcony. 337-7211. 8-4-24 (4) smoker, cats allowed, on bus For Sale 485-4391. C-14-4-30 (12) Send recent photo to Dave OR-1-4-16 (3) cause of death was thought to gullage. line. Nice. 485-3481. EXCELLENT FOR Pets. Mod- Allen - Thompson Publishing Z 8-4-23 (3) NEW AND used guitars, ban¬ PHONE RECORDER, Sanyo, em 1 bedroom apartment for Company. P.O. Box 352 Bay FAST ACCURATE typing jos, mandolins, etc. Dulci¬ model M-139-N. Like new, summer with air condition- ing, close to campus and LOOKING FOR fall housing? Call Mid-Michigan. They mers and kits. Recorders, thousands of hard to find hook-ups. $100. 676-5460. E-5-4-16 (3) Z-10-4-16 (111 Reasonable rates. Call Mon- Friday, 489-6903. Medicinal literature Meridian Mall. $190/month. have over 400 properties to choose from, and they spe¬ albums and books. Discount MODELS: ANYONE inter- °RJ±leJ3l 349-^J3-_4-24_(6) prices. Expert repairs - free 8 FOOT FLOURESCENT TYPING IBM correctable subject of discussion cialize in the MSU area. Call ested to model for a hair ELDERLY IN- shop lights complete with selectric. 7a.m. FEMALE NEEDED to share today and see if they have show please come to the to 7p.m. room in 3-man apartment, reflector and 2 tubes. Like Phone Ruth 641-6934. what you're looking for. 349- village Hair Shoppe in new. $15 each. 676-5460. 8-4-25 (3) spring term, summer option. 1065. C-22-4-30 18) Okemos at 4 p.m. Saturday Pool, 23 miles to campus, on E-5-4-16 141 "The Wonders of Literature liam Carlos Williams, Sylvia DISCWASHER - $10 new. April 19, 4663 Ardmore. For busline. $100/month. Call SUMMER SUBLEASE. ~ TYPING SERVICE. Resumes, in Medical Education" will be Plath, Keats, and Joyce Carol FLAT BLACK b CIRCULAR. WOOD DESK. 7 7 further interest please con- 337-0260. 5-4-16 I6I Beautiful New Duplex, close Above Paramount News. Typewriter tact Ron Ha|| 349-0430. term papers, etc. Delivery discussed at 8 tonight in the Oates can have significance for stand. Vertiflex file cabinet. 5.4.13 (g) arrangements. 655-3803, M-F Gold Room, Union. to campus. Call 337-0907 C-12-4-30 (3) students preparing for medical ROOMMATE NEEDED for after 5:30. 8-4-21 13) $90 for everything. 676-5460. after 6. Weekends 2-6. Joanne Trautman, director of careers. summer to share two bed¬ E-5-4-16 14) 4-4-18 (4) DICKER AND DEAL the Hershey Center for room campus. apartment. Close to $170'person. 337- SUBLET FOR room, 1, 2, or 3 females summer - Own SECOND HAND STORE WITH 90 DAY DESK, MAPLE, Six drawers Real Estate «] EXPERT TYPING. Disserta¬ Humanistic Medicine at Penn The program, which is spon¬ PERRY AREA- New cedar tions - theses - business - State University, will be the sored by the MSU Medical 0566. 8-4-21 (41 needed to share new Spartan plus file drawer and typewri¬ GUARANTEES featured speaker. Humanities Program and the St. duplex. Call 332-4612 ter storage tray in top. $60. sided chalet, 3-4 bedrooms, legal. MSU grad. 337-0205. or FEMALES NEEDED fall 332-8765. 8-4-21 (5) 485-8299 evenings. 1 Vi bath, appliances, water C-22-4-30 131 She will describe how the Department of English, is free Top quality pre-owned mer¬ E-5-4-16 (4) works of writers such as Wil¬ and open to the public. term Campus Hill Apart softener, carpeted. 3 acres. chandise. Large selection of ments. $108/month plus elec EAST OF campus, 10 miles, 3 $49,500. 625-4144 Aldrich EXPERIENCE TYPING of dis¬ stereo equipment by Pioneer, MARSHALL MUSIC CO. tricity. 355-7240. 3-4-17 (41 bedroom Associates. S-4-30-6 sertations and theses, editing country home. Marantz, Mcintosh, Sanyo, Your headquarters for pro- and graphic service available FEMALE rov,«Lc NEEDS roommate. ixccuo roummate. °Wn Large yard adults, available now. $300. 351-7497. 40i-/w/. SAE, and Kenwood - plus many more! We have a wide fessional P A. gear, electric keyboards, guitars and amps. Fireplace MSU - ONE MILE accents sound 372-2098 after 5 p.m. 84-2161 Lingering effects of PBB variety of cameras: Yashica, Call 337-9700 or stop in. ^efbedroom^catedal subject of WKAR show Cannon and Vivitar, Kodak Frandor Mall, 3 blocks from TYPING FREE pick-up and 2232 Forest Road. 9900 and Pentex. Sporting goods, west campus. Free parking. delivery. Fast, experience, down $350 per month. Dave low rates. 676-2009. 2 TO 3 BEDROOMS in town- to look, call GREAT LAKES Large assortment of tools: C-22-4-30J7_) Fry Rea|ty. 641-4512. mechanic's to household. We OR-13-4-30 (4) house across from campus. today for sure, there's hun¬ „„ KILIMANJARO IMPORTS 8-4-25 16) A documentary on the linger¬ journalism, assisted Welker in Fall and summer leasing. 351-8135 or 351-3038. dreds in our book, 394-2680. C-22-4-30 (5) orcesdnTown""95 p ices 1 town I '^ 'eaS oriental robes, and lndia Apparel, more. 220 EAST LANSING-Price re- UNIGRAPHICS COMPLETE RESUME SER¬ OFFERS For best ing effects of PBB on Michi¬ gan's farms will be shown on its production. In 1973, the toxic chemical 0R-12-4-30 (5) MAC 10-4-17 ID duced on lovelV 3 bedroom results, WE BUY, SELL AND TRADE !f( VICE: typesetting; offset Public Broadcasting stations PBB was inadvertently mixed Colonial. Unique interior. call today 3 PEOPLE FOR 2 bedroom | Rooms \\A\ DICKER AND DEAL RECORDS! THOUSANDS to choose from 75$ and up, all Large living room with fire- place, formal dining room, printing; and bindery services Approved dissertation print¬ to place throughout the state at 10 tonight. into cattle feed. The documen¬ tary is told from the viewpoint furnished apartment, $90' ROOMS ACROSS from Wil¬ SECOND HAND STORE, ing and binding specialists. your The show, month, Bill 337-2429 liams Hall on Michigan quality guaranteed. WAZOO den, large kitchen, 2 car For estimate, stop in at 2843 "Forgotten of farmers who claim to have Ave. 1701 S. Cedar St., Lanisng, RECORDS, 223 Abbott, 337- garage. 50x148 lot, partially Classified Farms," was produced at the second and third generation 8-4-24 (3) 351-3038 or 351-9538. E. Grand River or phone 487-3886. C-12-4-30 (29) 0947. C-22-4-30 (5) fenced. Super location. Mid ad to MSU public station WKAR-TV „ OR-22-4-30 (3) 332-8414. C-22-4-30 (9) cattle that are showing ab¬ 70's. 332-0142. Open Sunday sell still- NEEDED QUIET female to Beginning 4-7-80 by Ellen Welker, public affairs normal signs from the poison¬ share large 2-bedroom fur- ROOM FOR rent, country BOOKS! 3 floors of books, 2-5. 10-4-17 (10) LOW RATES - COMPUTER good items producer/director of the sta¬ ing. nished apartment. Own room Win A Free around tion. Jim Aste, senior in $115a month, 394-1352 after living, female, utilities in- eluded, rent negotiable 641- Poco Poster: CURIOUS BOOK SHOpm307 NORTHEAST, MINUTES TYPING Resumes, Thesis, Term Papers. Call "G" Typ- a 3:00 p.m. 8-4-24 (5) 6305 after 5. 10-4-28 I4I East Grand River, East Lan- ,rom MSU 3 bedroom, brick Check the Classi sing. 332-0112. C-22-4-30 (5) and aluminum ranch, built in mg_ 321-4771 -^2-4-30 (4) Houses lifcl FEMALE needed to HOUSEMATE exchange cooking fiedsfor your student number. 1 WHITE WEDDING dress, size china closet, enclosed patio, mature trees and priced in the sixties. bushes, Call NEED A computer library search produced or a biblio¬ It's What's 7, floor length veil, new $380. and light housekeeping for If you find it bring Louise Sabiano 485-3144 or graphy? Call GATEKEEPERS, sell for $150. 393-1138. — Happening handicapped woman in ex¬ at 349-6886. 8-4-23 (4) EAST LANSING - One bed¬ I.D. card to rm. 347 E-5-4-22 (3) 484-5474. 8-4-22 (7) room duplex. Carpet, appli¬ change for room and board. No personal care needed. Student Services with¬ TYPING - EXPERIENCED, ances, available now. Ste- Mar Realty, 339-3512. Near Frandor and CATA in 1 week and get 14K GOLD keepsake men's ReCreatiOII 1 Cfl '1 thesis, term paper, IBM cor¬ routes. Character references weddina band-never wedding band-never worn. worn, I '' recting. Nancy 351-7667. Announcements for It's What's Students who want to lead OR-8-4-17 (5) a free poster! appraised at $325, sell for DISC JOCKEY 15-4-16 (3) Happening must be received in the visually impaired children in required. Call Jane Thurston at 349-5700 between 8:30 and Starting 4-7-8011 $100. 663-1257. E-5-4-22 (4) #1 SOUND Et DISCOUNT State News office, 343 Student recreational activities should SEVEN TO eleven person Services Bldg., by noon at least 4:30 p.m. 3-4-17 (11) RECORDS team up to bring ANN BROWN TYPING attend the Michigan School for furnished house. Two bath¬ two days before publication. No you your favorite tunes for Dissertations - Manuscripts the Blind orientation at 5 p.m. rooms, parking, half block radio with cassette. 3 announcements will be accepted from campus, laundry, avail¬ stereo your next party. Phone 332- 349-6660. today, 4 Student Services Bldg. months old. $99. 355-1534. $40. 487-2306. E-5-4-22 (3) by phone. 2212. Ask for Tom. C-22-4-30 (3) able 6/15. One year lease $1000/month 332-6468 or to $90 per month. All utilities E-5-4-21 (3) HAVE 22-4-30 17) 351-4484. 2-4-16 171 included. Before 3:30, 489- ru Check L out S DECO oi Ailre PLANTS COPYGRAPH SERVICE Campus Action meets for Bible Fisheries 5314. 8-4-24 (5) BASSMAN 10 amp, 4 speak- the easiest SPRINGTIME ENTERTAIN- COMPLETED, DISSERTA- study, prayer and Christian fellow¬ and Wildlife Club ers 200 watts $300 or best way to grow 7 SUMMER SUBLEASE. Four MENT Horseback riding T|0NS AND RESUME SER. ship at 8:30 tonight, 336 Union. meets at tonight, 122 Natural offer. 337-0082. 5-4-21 (3) plants with no isoH litt e care. Resources Bldg. Open to the spaces available for women. FEMALE. NEAR Frandor and hayrides sunset rides moon. V|CE Corner MAC and Close to campus on MAC. bus. Own room. $30/week. ,0 ,"?V light rides, and campouts. Grand River, 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. MSU Promenaders meet for public. Call Pat 372-2011. 8-4-25 13) SMALL FRIGIDAIRE 30" Boarding and lessons avail- Call 332-5884 4-4-18 14) Monday-Friday, 10 a.m.-5 beginning square dance lessons at high aind 20x20 campus size ESTATE JEWELRY able. CRAZY C RIDING 7 tonight, 332 Union. No partners National Pan-Hellenic Council SUMMER SUBLEASE, car¬ refrigerator, $100. 489-4523. STABLE. 676-3710. holds an open house from 7 to 9 FOUR BEDROOM duplex necessary. Open to the public. peted furnished one bed¬ E-5-4-21 (3: OR-1-4-16 (7) p.m. Thursday, 335 Union. Open open summer with fall option EXPERIENCED IBM typing, room, good for one or two to the public. by April 30th. 332-5070. AUDIO! $SAVE$. All brand BLUEGRASS EXTENSION dissertations (Pica Elite). University Reformed Church 8-4-24 14) people, two blocks from meets at 7:30 tonight, 4930 S. home/car. Full warranties. SERVICE plays weddings, FAYANN 489-0358. MSU Circle K Service/Leader¬ campus, reasonable rent. Hagadorn Road. Topic: Evange¬ 337-0847 Keep trying. oarties, 655-1366 or 353-9695. C-22-4-30 (3) ship Organization meets at 6 ONLY A few East Lansing fall 351-8579. 1-4-16(5) 349-1515 lism. Open to the public. 3-4-17 (3) C-22-4-30 (3) tonight, Sunporch, Union, Open rentals left, Call EQUITY TYPING TERM papers. Ex¬ OWN ROOM in duplex, $100 BOAT: 14 ft. wooden to the public. bow Opportunity for VEST, 351-1500 STEREO YAMAHA re- perienced, fast service - IBM juniors and OR-1-4-16 (3) per month, summer with fall ceiver CR - 1020, Sony turn- mounted steering, 35 H.P. Service Call 351-8923. OR-22-4-30 (3) seniors to earn academic credit MSU Pre-Law Association option. Call 351-1567. Evinrude, trailer, extras. $850 interning with the Tri-County 8-4-25 (3) table PSX-5, audio tech. car- 0r best offer. 625-3283. it no meets at 7 tonight, 128 Natural 6 BEDROOMS, CLOSE to GUITAR REPAIRS. Friend of the Court Program. tridge 15 SA, Yamaha speak- Prompt TYPING IN my home. Close Science Bldg. Topics: practice answer 625-3520. Contact David Persell, campus. Roomy. $95'person ers NS 690II. Excellent con- guaranteed service. Free esti¬ to campus. Quality work! College of LSAT exam and speaker from month. 351-9365 anytime, SINGLE ROOMS, $90. S-6-4-30 (3) Urban Development. mates and reasonable rates. Across from campus, dition, $1200, over $1700 Cindy 9a.m.-7 p.m. 394-4448. LSAT prep service. Open to the 2-4-18 13) park¬ Member American Guild of C-22-4-30 (3) new 645-2125. 8-4-24 I public. ing, cooking. 332-2763, no SNOW b Bong Sale. Many Luthiers. MARSHALL MU¬ Israel Awareness Group meets EAST LANSING. Lake answer, 351-4495. 5-4-18(3) answer, at 8 tonight, B-102 Wells Hall. SIC CO. 337-9700. a^r.w, F0R SALE - young, milk Bongs at half price. 25% off MSU Management Club holds a Lansing Road, redecorated, 2 J." ~ I ~ ~.7." PROFESSIONAL WOMAN feed meat nn»t« fi6Q.6Q.11 all snow Supplies. T-shirts C-22-4-30 (6) Wanted Open to the public. bedroom, large lot business meeting at 7 tonight, $2.50. WHITE MONKEY, 117 OR GRAD. STUDENT. Room On-Campus NOW meets at 7 Teak Room, Eppley Center. Elec¬ garage Call Equity Vest 351 N. Harrison Rd. 1-4-16 (71 EXPERT GUITAR repairs. 1500 or 393-4958 3-4-18 151 in elegant older home with . 1 • ia GRAD STUDENT in nutrition tonight, United Ministries of tion process for next year's of¬ FOR SALE large 25' by 96' Acoustic and electric. Most . un i? . 7., ,„,L ,.,:th privileges. Close to campus IN YOUR heart you know it's extensive shop in the state. researc .WIS Higher Education. Topic: "Repro¬ ficers will begin. Open to the and busline. $175/month. Call Quonset type portable green¬ , . 308 CENTER Street, four true! "SLIM PICKINS for cincoiv imctbi iiuicmtq women in first half of their ductive Rights for Women." Open public. bedroom, $560 per month 351-2766. 5-4-22 (6) house. Complete with Flora- guard heating and ventilating President in 1980" For pregnancy about nausea and State to the public. plus deposit, 12 month lease food habits. 30 minute inter- Lesbian/Gay Council holds a system Best offer 676-5460 bumpersticker, send $1. required, available Septem¬ or 676-2047. 4-4-18 (7) SPOOF, P.O. Box 17914, RUBBISH REMOVAL and view; Information confi- Overseas Study offers MSU business meeting at 8 tonight, 4 Student Services Bldg. Open to lf 'n"d please humanities program this summer. „ ber 349-2624 8-4-25 15) Z-3-4-18 (5) clean-up all kinds, excellent fully furnished large Tampa, FL rates. Call 332-3022. « ' 351 -7511 Information meeting is at 8:30 the public. bedroom for summer.Rent MILK CASES, sturdy plastic, HASLETT 1 Person to share negotiable, close. Call Sherri, 12" by 12" by 10.5" inside, STEREO-PANASONIC, 3-4-17(4) 8-4-25(10) News tonight, 130 Hubbard Hall. 3 bedroom home country brand new, with turntable, Off-Campus Council meets at 332-4001 4-4-18 (6) 75$each. Makes nice storage, setting. References. Phone receiver and PROFESSIONAL LAWN COINS-WILL buy U.S., and Study in London this summer 6:30 tonight, 328 Student Services book shelf. 676 5460, 676- speakers, 339 8086 5-4-22 (4) FEMALE - OWN room in 2047. 9-4-25 (5) duplicate gift. $395 355-4822 care. No job to big or small, foreign. All metals. Also rings with MSU humanities as your Bldg. Open to the public. 3-4 18 15) call Jeff Wells at 351-1249. and watches, 625 3296. guide. Information meeting is at 7 tonight 111 Bessey Hall. FIVE BEDROOM house with SYLVANIA STEREO with 14 kt. Diamond ring, 20 pts. Classified Attention all Star, Life and Eagle The Chief Okemos Council garage and fireplace one mile AM/FM and record changer. scouts: Horticulture Club presents J.F. from campus. Call 349-4660 FEMALE. QUIET room, very Excellent condition. Good Instructions of the Boy Scouts of America is After 5 p.it. call 332 6090 near campus. $100 plus utili¬ $75. 485 9061. E-5-4-21 13) investment. 351-3754. I Round Town 1[~T1 Kelly on "Latin American Horti¬ culture: Agronomic, Social and compiling a list of all scouts on Ask for Brian. ties (negotiable) Available STEREO PIONEER compo- 3-4 18(3) UP WITH THE SUN campus. Call the Service-Learning Political Insights" at 7 tonight, 205 Center at 353-4400 3-4-17 (12) immediately. Call 332-4503. nent system. Amplifier and STABLES SPRING ANTIQUES Show b 8-4-17 141 receiver, 30 watts per chan- BASEBALL FANS, official Boarding/training, lessons, Sale, Lansing Civic Center. 3558255 Horticulture Bldg. Open to the FOUR BEDROOM duplex, 1 public. Impression 5 Museum has 7 ~ OWN ROOM 7 7 ~ ~7 nel. Phillips 212-turntable. maior league baseball )ackets, Indoor/outdoor arenas. 15 April 12 (Saturday 10-7). 13 volunteer block from campus, summer in big house Studiocraft 440 speakers. HIGHEST QUALITY, call Jeff minutes south of MSU. (Sunday 11-51 Free parking opportunities for any Close, $150 351 9122 Avail- 1 589 5414 or 337 2028. Scuba class makeups will be science and education majors. For only, furnished 332-7096 $60o. Call 332 1297 after 6. 332 5232 or 882 6633 in state lots. Admission $1.50, 5-4-21 (3) able immediately. 8-4 18 (3) 8-4-17 (6) 8 4 25141 5 4 21(6) kids free. Z 8-4 17 (7) announced next week in this more information, contact 26 column. Student Services Bldg. 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