Thursday The beaches are closed today. Scattered showers are News expected with temperatures in the mid-30s. tate VOLUME 74 NUMBER 69 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING MICHIGAN 48824 APRIL 24 1980 Final tallies show Kennedy wins Pa. By WALTER R. MEARS County, both areas in which Kennedy had and Reagan meet there is a May 3 primary, AP Special Correspondent run far ahead; and eight precincts in with 80 delegates at stake. PHILADELPHIA Sen. Edward M. western Beaver County, where Carter - was Reagan and Bush met Wednesday night Kennedy outlasted President Carter Wed¬ stronger. Those votes apparently will not in a televised campaign debate in Houston. nesday to win the Pennsylvania presi¬ be available until the official state canvass Rep. John B. Anderson withdrew from the dential primary by the frailest of margins, is conducted. That could take several debate, as knowledgeable sources said he and said he will have to do better than that weeks. prepared to declare himself an independent to catch up in the race for the Democratic Kennedy and Carter meet next in presidential candidate. nomination. Michigan's Democratic caucuses on Satur¬ The drama of Pennsylvania was in the The long, slow count of ballots in the day. Only 41,717 Democrats are registered Democratic primary. Tuesday election was so close that Kennedy to take part in those caucuses, a sharp Kennedy took early command, on the and Carter split the state's Democratic contrast to the big turnout by 56 percent of strength of a landslide in Philadelphia and nominating votes almost equally. the eligible voters in Pennsylvania. its suburbs. He had the support of Only a handful of ballots, out of more than Michigan's primary ran afoul of Demo¬ Philadelphia Mayor William Green. 1.4 million cast for the two Democratic cratic reform rules because it permits presidential contenders, separated the win¬ crossover voting, so it will not count and the EARLY WEDNESDAY, back in ner and the loser. Kennedy gained 93 caucuses will choose the state's 141 con¬ Washington, Kennedy said he was Democratic nominating delegates. Carter vention delegates. Kennedy said he would optimistic about Pennsylvania "but I do 92, and that kept intact the president's be happy to split that delegation with think we probably ought to wait until the faraway lead in delegate strength. Carter. final, official tabulation." A final installment of votes from Phila¬ Former U.N. Ambassador George Bush At midafternoon Wednesday, with 99 delphia, Kennedy's stronghold, was tallied upset Ponald Reagan in the Republican percent of the precincts counted, the late in the day. That widened Kennedy's primary. He gained 53 percent of the vote numbers read this way: margin to nearly 10,000 votes, with 99 to Reagan's 46 percent. Kennedy 725,004 or 46 percent, for 94 Cuban refugees, who just hours before had fled their homeland, occupy the back half of a 70-foot percent of the precincts counted. But the GOP popular vote did not bind shrimp delegates. boat early Wednesday in Key West, Fla„ to wait for U.S. Immigration officials. delegates, who were elected separately and Carter 718,757 for 46 percent, for 91 Many of the 200 persons on board had been STILL MISSING: Two dozen precincts in were officially uncommitted. seeking asylum in the Peruvian embassy in Havana. See related story on page 11. Reagan said delegates. Philadelphia and adjacent Delaware that at least 50 of the 83 Pennsylvania Six percent of the vote was uncommitted delegates would cast their national conven¬ and two percent went to California Gov. tion ballots for him. The former California Edmund G. Brown Jr., who had CANADA IMPOSES NEW SANCTIONS governor said he actually had moved closer quit the race. already to the Republican nomination, even though In the Republican primary in Pennsyl¬ Bush won the preferential vote. vania, with 99 percent of the precincts counted, the outcome was: Soviet-Iranian cooperation surfaces was BUT BUSH CONTENDED the victory evidence that his emphasis on his differences with the conservative Reagan was starting to tell. He said the Pennsyl¬ Bush 617,007 or 53 percent. Reagan 525,380 or 46 percent. Anderson got one percent of the vote on write-in ballots. vania results would boost his underdog Nationally. Reagan had 411 delegates, By The Associated Press control." would not allow the Russians to assume the issued to Iranian students, except for a Further indications surfaced Wednesday cause in Texas, his adopted home state. He Bush 96. Anderson 57, Privately, however, the U.S. reaction to same kind of influence the United States small group already .granted of closer economic and industrial co¬ the European decision was lukewarm. A approval. had in Iran before Shah Mohammad Reza operation between Iran and the Soviet senior administration official said that in Pahlavi was ousted last year. THE ANNOUNCEMENT CAME Union. as Mac supporting phased sanctions, some of the Kennedy cancels speech Two official news agencies, Tass in the Canada announced new economic and allies may have had as a motive delaying Guigan met in Ottawa with Secretary of Soviet Union and Xinhua in China, indi¬ State Cyrus R. Vance, who has been urging diplomatic sanctions against Iran because if American military action against Iran. cated Wednesday that cioser ties were Western allies to step up economic and its "serious and continuing violation of Such a delay may be the result, the international law" by holding the hostages. developing between Tehran and Moscow. political pressure against the Iranian rev¬ official said, because the European time¬ Xinhua said Iran and the Soviets signed a Those who were looking forward to Kennedy campaign workers said the Britain warned Iran it would risk sanctions table "presumably will affect our thinking." olutionary regime. switch in plans was due to confusion over "protocol for economic and industrial co¬ seeing Sen. Edward M. Kennedy in Lansing by most industrialized nations unless it A delegation from the United Methodist operation." Tass quoted Beheshti as saying British Foreign Secretary Lord Car- will have to wait and watch it on television the location of Kennedy's speech. meeds the mid-May deadline. Church met with President Carter, urging rington, speaking in the House ofCommons, because the presidential candidate canceled A local television station announced Iran was receiving support from "socialist Six deaths were reported in continued him to work toward restoring diplomatic said. "Our hope at this eleventh hour is that his public appearance. and developing countries," citing as an Tuesday night that Kennedy would be fighting Wednesday on Iran's university- relations with Iran and to refrain from the Iranian authorities will draw the Kennedy canceled his appearance at the example a visit to Tehran by a Soviet trade speaking at a different location in Lansing campuses. Tehran newspapers said the new military action to free the hostages. and economic delegation. inescapable conclusion that the continued National Guard Armory and will give a that was previously announced. Campaign¬ violence occurred one day after 18 students Iranian President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr detention of the hostages is not in Iran's press conference, not open to the public, at ers then canceled the Iranian and East German trade dele engagement because died on three campuses. said in an interview broadcast by the own interest and should be brought to an 2 p.m. today at Lansing's Capital City they felt the public would not be sure where gations signed an agreement Wednesday on Ayatoliah Mohammad Beheshti, head of French radio station Europe 1 that Iran did end without delay." Airport. economic and trade relations, the East Kennedy was speaking. Iran's Justice Ministry and a member of the not plan to cut its ties with Europe because German news agency ADN reported. It said ruling Revolutionary Council, was asked by- of the sanctions agreed to by the Common the agreement touched on developing reporters in Tehran about the deadline set Market members. cooperation in industrial agricultural, en¬ by Common Market foreign ministers during a meeting this week in Luxembourg. "We need more time," he said. THE IRANIAN PRESIDENT said "to follow the United States in their threats ergy and trade matters. In Ottawa, Foreign Minister Mark Mac Anderson to quit Republican bid; Guigan announced Canada's moves, which against Iran" was a mistake for Europe. include limiting the Iranian diplomatic staff BEHESHTI SAII) the situation was Asked about the commercial agree¬ in Ottawa will new to one officer. Canada told its made more difficult by the European actions: banning of new export and service contracts with Iran and all military sales to ment signed Tuesday between the Soviet Union and Iran. Bani-Sadr said his country second officer there to leave within 72 hours. No further Canadian visas will be run as independent candidate Iran, and reduction of diplomatic staffs in By MIKESHANAHAN discourage independent or third party candidacies. Tehran. Associated Press Writer Attempts will be made to get the 58-year-old Anderson's name The European allies also threatened WASHINGTON — Rep. John Anderson will announce today he on the ballot in all 50 states. economic sanctions against Iran unless there is "decisive progress leading to the release of the hostages" by May 17. The Olympic athletes file suit has abandoned his efforts to win the Republican presidential nomination and will run instead as an independent candidate, sources said Wednesday. For the moment, sources said Anderson has made a firm decision to attempt to tap what he believes to be enormous voter discontent with President Carter and Ronald Reagan, the Americans 50 at the U.S. Embassy and WASHINGTON (API The U.S. Even before the formal announcement, aides to the veteran Democratic and Republican front-runners. — - political, religious or economic nature." three at the Iranian Foreign Ministry — Olympic Committee illegally caved in to The USOC violated the charter when it Illinois Congressmember conceded there were serious legal Anderson is to announce what aides are now terming "the have been held since militants occupied the political pressure when it voted to boycott obstacles to organizing a campaign outside the nation's second phase" of his candidacy at the National Press Club in went along with President Carter's boycott embassy Nov. 4. this summer's Moscow Games and the demand, according to the suit filed in U.S. traditional two-party political system. Washington at 11 a.m. Thursday. White House press secretary Jodv Pow¬ decision should be reversed, 19 Olympic District Court. They expect the Republican and Democratic national commit "He is going to be very prudent about this," said one ell issued a statement Wednesday saying hopefuls toid a federal court Wednesday. Carter, in seeking to punish the Soviet tees and perhaps the other presidential candidates to wage legal knowledgeable source. "This campaign is going to be a quiet, the Carter administration welcomed the The athletes contended in a lawsuit that Union for its military move into Afghani fights to keep Anderson off the ballot in November. reasonable, building process." foreign ministers' decision, He added the the international Olympic Charter requires stan, "engaged in a campaign to coerce . . . The most immediate problem for Anderson is getting on the United States assumed "decisive progress" national Olympic committees to "resist all USOC into compliance with the president's general election ballot in five states where deadlines for filing as BUT CAMPAIGN STRATEGISTS say they were convinced meant release of the hostages "from Iranian pressures of any kind whether of a demand for a boycott an independent or third party candidate have already passed. . . . . . . ," the suit said. there were ways to overcome various state election laws that 'I/' officials say MSU could function during strike By SUE GRAVELLE continued to operate and provide services." said C. Keith The university would also have to contend with cutbacks in EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the last of a two-part series on the Brody, and other skilled workers. MSU vice president for personnel and employee relations. "I other services during a strike. conflict between the University and the American Federation of would see no reason not to provide services if there were a strike Transportation and communication would be affected because "WE BOTH BELONG to the same international AFSCME," State, County and Municipal Employees Local 1585. This now." installment deals with the possible ramifications of a union strike. campus bus drivers, telephone operators, mail carriers and print said Deak Watters, president of local 999. "I would assume we A strike would cause the most serious problems in residence How does a major university feed 18,000 students and shop workers are members of local 1585. would support a walk out if there is one." provide hall cafeterias. Cafeteria workers are members of 1585 and if they The telephone service, for example, would lose about 30 dozens of other services when more than 1,000 of its strike, supervisors and student employees would have to prepare employees are full-time workers. Two supervisors and five part-time students It would be up to local 999 members to decide whether to on strike? all meals. would be left to maintain the '24 hour service. support local 1585, Watters said. "If we decide to support 1585, MSU may soon face this question if it is unable to reach a "We have an obligation to feed our residents," said Joel we certainly would not cross their picket lines." contract agreement with employees' local 1585, Duckett, Wilson Hall food service manager. "Students have to ".SERVICE WOULDN'T BE up to standards but we'd just have The possibility of a strike seriously threatens the normal The supervisors' union and the clerical/technical union might eat, no matter what." to do the best we could," a functioning of the University since employees of the local perform telephone service employee said. also support the strike. Robert C. Underwood, director of residence halls, said meals MSU athletics would also be affected by a strike. Union a wide variety of key jobs. However, University officials insist could be served during a strike. "We have an excellent student members include the employees who maintain the ice at Munn Both unions have identical no-strike clauses in their contracts they could deal with the problem if it were to arise. staff," he said. "In an emergency situation we can pull through for Arena, swimming pool caretakers, bowling alley mechanics and which prohibit supporting a strike by another union. Members of the local will meet Sunday, and if an agreement is a time " not reached with the University, a strike vote is grounds maintenance workers. The clause reads, "The Association and its officials will not possible. If union Other employees of the local include bakers, gardeners, members vote to strike, they could walk out as soon as Monday- HOWEVER, HE SAID, students should not expect normal cause, support or condone, nor shall any employee or employees audio-visual aides, agricultural laborers, animal caretakers, morning, one union official said. take part in any action against or any interference with the meal service during a strike. "We would have to limit the menu." The local, whose membership includes cafeteria and custodial laboratory aides, laundry workers and stock handlers. operations of the University." he said. "For instance, we might serve only one or two entrees To workers and several other groups of University compound the problem, local 1585 may ask other unions on employees, is a and one or two kinds of salad at each meal. It would be up to members of the two unions to decide whether member of the AFSCME, which is affiliated with the AFL-CIO. campus to honor its strike. "The students are not unionized so we expect them to come to AFSCME Local 999, MSU's skilled trade union, is the most to violate the no-strike clause and support local 1585. work" Underwood said. MSU OFFICIALS SAID the University could function likely to suport a strike. "The expectation P.annot be that one unit will support another," during a "It would be a little naive to say we wouldn't need more student If local 999 honored the strike, the University would be faced said Barbara Reeves, strike. president of MSU Employees Association hours," Underwood said, "but the need for extra student help with more problems. In addition to the loss of 1585 labor, MSI' Clerical/Technical Union. "We will have to discuss that if and "In the past when there have been strikes, the University has would be balanced by the fact that the menu will be smaller." would be without electricians, plumbers, carpenters, mechanics when it comes up." 2 Michigon Stote News, East Loosing, Michigan Thursday, April 24, >980 0 focus nation/unirld All 25 of the disgruntled petty officers said they would quit the S. African students protest Brirle stripped in Indiu Men energy board closer Navy if they could leave without penalty. JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (API — Police used tear gas NEW DELHI. India (API - A newly married woman whose WASHINGTON (AP) — A congressional conference committee father could not give an adequate dowry was stripped of her snapped a two-month deadlock Wednesday and agreed to create a on two groups of students of mixed race and beat some of them clothes and jewels and then deserted by her husband's family, the new federal board with powers to speed construction of Exxon profits new record Wednesday during a protest of "racist education," witnesses said. Students are conducting a nationwide boycott of classes to back United News of India reported Wednesday. high priority energy projects. their demand that South Africa abolish its racial segregation laws. The incident occurred Sunday in Moradabad The compromise agreement to create a five member NEW YORK (AP) Exxon Corp., the world's largest oil district, northern Energy — "The students weren't violent. They were just gathered on India, after the woman, named Roopwati, was married to a man Mobilization Board marks a major victory for President Carter's company, reported Wednesday that its earnings doubled to $1,925 school property chanting 'We want equal education,' " said a cleric named Jaswant, the news agency said. energy policies. billion in the first quarter from a year ago — the largest quarterly At the The board is designed to overcome local resistance to various profit for U.S. corporation. standing outside a high school in Eldorado Park Township. 15 wedding, the groom's family demanded a bicycle and a ever a miles south of here. "The police started beating them for no buffalo as part of the dowry. The girl's father said he could kinds of non nuclear energy producing facilities. The Shell Oil Co., meanwhile, reported a 67 percent earnings water projects are reason," he said. not meet their demand. They stripped the woman after leaving her frequently blocked by the opposition of local residents or increase: rising Alaskan oil output at higher prices pushed village of Kanrii, about 100 miles east of New Delhi, it said. environmentalists. quarterly profits up 169 percent for Standard Oil Co. (Ohio); and The compromise is a companion measure to a $119.6 million in gold and silver trading profits sparked a 236 synthetic fuels proposal that is still pending before a separate House-Senate percent earnings gain for Occidental Petroleum Corp. Auto sales fall conference committee. Exxon's revenues in the first quarter rose to $27.6 billion from DETROIT i API - Auto sales by U.S. producers at mid April fell Massage parlor fire kills 3 $18.8 billion, and earnings per share rose to $4.40 from $2.16 in last year's first quarter, when profits were $955 million. period in 1979 and reached the lowest 32 percent from the same daily sales rate since 1975. turning the normally strong spring PITTSBURGH iAP) — A fire that gutted a downtown building Navy officers apply for welfare housing a massage parlor early Wednesday killed three men and At least 96 dead in selling season into a disaster. injured three other persons, police said. MOFFETT FIELD, Calif. (AP) — Uncle Sam is not paying his sinking Sales fell 10 percent from early April. They were off 32 percent sailors enough, so they are lining up to collect his food stamps and compared with the same mid-April period last year — the worst "All we know is the fire started in a stairwell," police Lt. Ben even trying to get welfare at one base where MANILA, Philippines (AP) — Owners of a ferry-freighter that Palumbi said, adding police are trying to determine if the fire is they are forced to rammed period-to-period decline in a year. live in expensive neighborhoods. was by a Philippine oil tanker and sank in a shark infested related to a struggle to control the city's vice business. strait with about 1,000 persons aboard said Wednesday they had The five producers delivered 147,371 cars from April 11 through Of 25 petty officers who gathered recently to air their gripes at recovered 74 more bodies. April 20, compared with 244,379 in the same period last year. Since Controversy has surrounded massage parlors in Pittsburgh Moffett Naval Air Station, 10 said they considered themselves The Manila Rescue Coordination Center and the Philippine Coast there was one more selling day in the 1979 period, the percentage qualified for welfare, and half said they were eligible for food recently. Several persons who were either employees or operators Guard said they were unable to confirm the report by the Negros change is based on sales per day. of massage parlors were killed in the past several years. The stamps. Navigation Co., owners of the sunken inter-island vessel Don Juan, The daily sales rate, 18,421, was the worst since the 1975 massage parlor was on the second floor while those who died in Moffett has a referral service for sailors who want food stamps, that a sister ship had recovered the 74 additional bodies, bringing to recession. The 1975 figure was 18.336, including a few hundred Wednesday's fire were found in a room on the fourth floor, and officials said about $1,800 in stamps is redeemed at the 96 the total dead. The rescue officials listed 15 known dead and said authorities said. commissary each month. a final tally could be much vans no longer counted as cars. higher. 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East Lansing, Michigan Thursday April 24 1980 3 (id (dvsui. holds rjmjc E.L. residents discuss budget k> si sif: bknkei.man a 12.6 percent increase over last The 12.6 increase in expend] W'ilcox also said city side¬ finding where the budget could Slate News Staff Writer year. The city must come up tures, Wilcox said, is twice as walks and Grand River Avenue be trimmed. East Lansing residents criti with about $219,000 in order to high as it should be. must be repaired. Bauries cited the fact that eized a proposed one mill pro pay for that increase. "The city manager mentioned "Our dollars must be spent on $2.6 million may be cut from pertv tax increase Tuesday, that the budget is short by the physical needs that make state federal revenue sharing many saying the city should ONE OPTION OFFERED by $219,000," Wilcox said. "In my our city more attractive," he funds. The budget was drawn instead cut public services to Coffman, raising the millage, opinion they are over hv about said. up assuming the city will re¬ gain extra revenue needed for would hike the rate from 17.55 $800,000." ' ceive those funds. next year's inflation-stricken mills to 18.55 mills, which EAST LANSING MAYOR The city is planning on get¬ budget. means about $80 more per year THE BUDGET, HE said, is Larry Owen said raising the ting the state money, said Gary At a public hearing Tuesday, for the owner of a $60,000 home. "absolutely achievable" without millage seems more a symbolic Murphy, the East Lansing City Council listened to the One mill is equal to one dollar an increase to the millage. issue that an economic one. group manager for finance. The residents' recommendations for per $1,000 of the state assessed "The city manager says we "None of us are eager to raise city has not heard from the state balancingthe$15million budget value of a home. The state could 'begin the tough unpopu the millage if there is a feasible if that money will be available. for the fiscal year 1981. assessed value is one half the lar of cutting hack process way to avoid it," he said. "Many Bauries advised City Council A cut in public services was commercial assessment. services'," Wilcox said. "That's of the people that spoke out not to limit themselves to the one of the alternatives City Former City Council member exactly what we ought to do." against the millage also thought assumption that those funds will Manager Jerry Coffman pre and general manager of Jacob "I for the police and the of am things they'd like to see more be given to the city. sented to City Council last son's, Robert Wilcox said the protection of the citizens," he money spent on." week, along with the options for city must reduce expenditures said. "I sense despair on the Fred Bauries, an East Lan¬ "THIS BUDGET MAY have increasing taxes or reducing the on city services and programs to part of our police department in sing resident and the president to be cut more than proposed," city-'s general fund balance. "really cut out the fat and the the fact that they have less and of Citizens for a Better East Bauries said. Costs for next year represent frills." less control." Lansing, said he had a hard time The federal government's proposed budget has cut federal revenue sharing moneys to the State News Deborah J Bonn state, and those cuts may in Michael Spooner of Lansing examines an art piece which involves photographic turn be passed on to Michigan negatives encased in small glass bottles. This and other works can be viewed at the 1980 Undergraduate Art Exhibit at the Kresge Art Gallery through Anti-nuke group cities when the state begins its revenue sharing program. May 11. Murphy said he is not sure which part of the budget the city rally in Wash. will have to cut if the state to If you have a problem you can't solve, or a moneys are reduced. Adopt-A-Grandparent project If the city does not receive the question you can't answer, write or stop by to see the Trouble Shooter at 343 Student state-shared funds, Murphy One of the largest demon in Michigan, Mobilization for Services Bldg. Trouble Shooter is the The said, he is not sure from where strations against nuclear tech Survival, and other groups will that money will have to come. State News service which guns down benefits young and aged alike nology ever held in the United States is scheduled for Satur sponsor van pools to Washing ton, which will leave the area at problems, sticks -hoots for answers. up for your rights and "It kind of depends on which option City Council chooses," he day in Washington, D.C.. with different times Friday. said. THE ADOPT A-GRAND- since I was your age," Williams an estimated quarter million The demands of the coalition By RILL CORNISH I subscribed to a magazine through University Subscription If the council does not opt to State News Staff Writer PAREN'T program matches told Kieft. people expected to attend. are: no nuclear power, zero Service and paid in full back in September. They have dip into the general fund for the Each Monday afternoon, rain MSU students with elderly Williams was born and raised The Coalition for a Non nuclear weapons, full employ¬ continued to bill me since then despite phone calls and letters money needed for next year, or shine, Brent Kieft walks to persons in one-to-one, mutually in Texas, where he worked in Nuclear World, which includes ment, safe energy and honoring sent to them. Now thev're sicking a collection there is a possibility the city agencv after me. his car in the Brody parking lot beneficial friendships, Kieft cottonfields and on a railroad. environmental, peace, labor Native American treaties. A.P, could use general fund money in and then drives into Lansing to said. After spending time at a fertili and Native American groups, Barry Commoner, an en¬ Labor and Industrial Relations the case that the city does not meet a good friend of his, Since friendships take time, a zer plant in Indianapolis, he will sponsor the rally. vironmentalist, will be among The problem originated when you sent in two different get the state funds. 74-year-old Norman Williams. fairly long-term commitment is came to Lansing and worked in a In the Lansing area, the the speakers at the rally. orders for the Those who were opposed to same magazine According to customer relations An MSU junior majoring in needed to establish the rapport, restaurant by day and as a Peace Education Center, the Music will be provided by people at University Subscription, the order you sent with cutting city services were con¬ elementary education, Kieft he added. 'continued 16) Public Interest Research Group Bonnie Raitt, Holly Near, John cerned with on page payment did not cancel the order sent without payment so you funding for social spends about two hours each "We have built up a good Hall and others. were billed. The problem has been tracked down and erased programs such as the East Monday with Williams, who relationship," Kieft said. A nationwide citizen lobby from the computer's records. The company is notifying the Lansing Older People's Pro¬ lives in Olive Towers in Lan "Building a relationship does ing effort is planned for Friday. collection agency of the error ar.d your name will be taken off of gram and the School-City Activ¬ sing. Kieft met Williams through not take a lot of skill — just time, patience, and the ability to MSU on-campus housing Also sponsored by the coalition, the lobbying will be for safe the agency's listing. ities Program. the MSG Adopt-A-Grandparent listen." energy and a peace-oriented I sent a check on March 12, 1979, for $2.95 for Planters volunteer program. His incen¬ "We are good friends," Wil¬ economy. Peanuts. The check was canceled April b, 1979, but even after BONNIE RAITT tive was a willingness to help someone who needed a friend. liams said of his relationship with Kieft. "I can't explain it gets zippy new zip code Monday ence a mass action at the civil disobedl Pentagon will two Now I written cannot inquiries I have received remember what I ordered. no goods and no refund. MSU "There should be more to like I want to." protest nuclear weapons. K.C. school than just studying," "It's worth it for both of us," The East Lansing Post Office clusively for on-campus living Persons interested in trans¬ Veterinary Medicine AUDITORIUM Kieft said. Kieft added. has assigned on-campus hous units. portation to the rally should Unfortunately, Planters does not know what you ordered MONDAY NIGHT One of about 80 students Kieft and Williams spend ing a new zip code, 44825, MSU administrative offices, contact the Lansing Mobiliza¬ either. You should be hearing from their mail-order department participating in the program. time shopping, driving around effective immediately. including those in student hous¬ tion for Survival, 1118 S. Harri soon with some information on what vou ordered. Kieft began volunteering as a Lansing, talking, and playing ing areas, will keep 44824 as son Road in East Lansing. freshman and plans to continue dominoes. The post office received ap¬ their zip code. 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The admin¬ I have looked on top of every hill and Republican Party. Radcliffe will need all the His chances there look as dim as his track MSU scholars for some time. day President Carter announced istration must do the same. Draft reached down into every hamlet, but I still Republican support he can obtain if he record this year as an advocate of affirma Had he attacked Mackey's hiring prac¬ military intervention is the only proponents cite the necessity of have not come across Radcliffe. plans to serve another eight years on the tive action. Now, while Edgar Harden was tices, Radcliffe could have gained a large And. if by a slim chance you see him, tell board. Eight more years. Eight more years still president of MSU. 1 must admit amount of free publicity. Often he gets it. available option left to the United backing the president's proposal, the so called affirmative action advocate the is probably what he is after. And his Radcliffe came out of the cage smoking June One example is when he criticized the hoard I States in the hostage crisis. These pointing out the inconsistency of a Black community misses him. Many viewed chances of serving eight more are about as 24. denouncing administration officials for a at the July 27 meeting for appointing interrelated occurrences are going nation which agrees with its Robert F. Banks, former dean of James the outspoken, often erratic trustee as a near to none as they can get. drop in enrollment of Blacks at the to make it that much more difficult leader's ends but not his means. board member who truly had a commitment And 1 view his alleged pretense of University. He also disapproved of the high Madison College, to a position as assistant to cut through the military unpre- They would argue that sanctions to affirmative action and basic human rights running against Rep. Carr in the same light. ratio of women to men in the Black student provost. He said he opposed Ranks' appoint¬ are tied to the capacity to invoke for all the right to eat, sleep and have But only a fool would ever have held onto population. "It's the same old story of ment because no one on the staff of 28 I paredness rhetoric and address — such a thought for long anyway. Radcliffe the real crisis at stake invali¬ some kind of shelter trying to emasculate the men," he said. persons Banks headed at the college was a — bigger threats. However, this has changed. Blacks no probably wants to be back on the board to At the July 27 board meeting, he said the minority or Black. Radcliffe's statements dating the old and dangerous Yet the international communi¬ be a confidant of MSU President Cecil longer believe he was concerned about their spirit of affirmative action was being were published, fortunately or, unfor¬ American military adage that ty has yet to back our sanctions. well-being. Many say he has divorced Mackey. Some even say if he makes a good violated by the hiring practices used for tunately, in most nearby newspapers. But might makes right. But are we to assume that a U.S. himself from the complex affirmative action showing in the upcoming election, it may filling University executive management he should not have stopped his monthly If nothing else, the crises of the assault on another country would issues and the Black community, to make it impress Mackey and then the southerner level positions. "There is not a uniformity of charade, because during the same meeting, possible for himself to reach out for greener will feel obliged to find Radcliffe and procedure in filling these positions," he Radcliffe listened to three speakers request past few months should have be met with the same indifference? administrative post. Maybe the prexy will said. that the recital hall of the State Center for demonstrated just how erroneous We think not. Rather, a military pastures — something he has probably wanted to do for a long time, one find Radcliffe something that is prestigious "The buddy system" he said, is running Performing Arts be named after Margaret that adage is. The administration move by the United States would administrator told me. or looks that way on paper. rampant throughout the "top brass" of the Ewart McGoff. And he did not tell MSU has so far played both sides of the put it even further in the doghouse Maybe he is heading for Congress. Others Even the position of Leslie Rout, the University. I wonder: did he forget to say trustees how embarrassing this could be for fence. It adopts a threatening and among nations, quite likely the believe, however. Radcliffe has not left his special assistant to the president on that he was upset about not being a part of a board that had just called for prudent following and say he is here to stay. Maybe minority affairs, may be on the line if this "top brass?" Moreover. Radcliffe said divesture of all its South African related unyielding approach to its own very nations from which we seek his moves are for good reasons. Maybe this Radcliffe wants it. Who knows what he little at board meetings before and after stocks. international problems, while the support that has yet to be Radcliffe should have informed the board fashioning itself as champion of the solidified in the Third World. that McGoff is married to John McGoff, the oppressed when it comes to Soviet Legislators may justify the need to owner of the Panax newspaper chain who interests. Carter's human rights use force. But among nations, the has ties to several South African firms. On Aug. 2, 1979, McGoff failed to show up in platform has strong merit in United States would appear reck¬ federal court to answer questions surround¬ Afghanistan, while in Iran it is less and rash. ing an alleged $11.3 million loan given to inconsequential. And most para¬ Many legislators obviously feel him by the South African government. doxically of all, it is that highly the same way. The draft may be a But instead of Radcliffe being concerned elusive humanitarian side of U.S. bipartisan issue, but that does not about the naming of the recital hall, he was concerned with having the entire building foreign policy that may put young mean the administration has not named after former MSU President Clifton men in the front lines. That is, if received dissent from both sides. Wharton. 1 applaud this idea. But he should we are prepared. Carter has garnered setbacks as have shown as much concern for the making Preparation rather than pur¬ well as support in his quest for a of the recital hall — just as he should have been more responsive to the needs of the pose has been the cornerstone of registration package. MSU Black community this year. Radcliffe the Carter administration's hard Part of the reason may be that has not had much to say regarding sell on the draft. Signing up is the battle lines are not clearly affirmative action since Mackey took the undemanding and not nearly the drawn. Whom will we be attacking helm of the third largest university in the same thing as drafting, it asserts. or defending and for what? Ameri¬ country. I am sure that during Mackey's But that is where the line is cans have too much experience nine-month tenure all the biased hiring blurred. Today we sign up without. with loosely defined global excur¬ practices used before he arrived have not been changed. reservation on the pretext that we sions. let alone military quests in So essentially all Radcliffe has done this I will not be called. Suddenly we the name of national interest, to year is tell people he is running for Rep. find ourselves equipping the coun¬ Villi7 OH accept such strategies. And the Carr's seat. I wonder: did he really have the try, thanks to massive signups, to time to do this? Has the minority attrition suffering wars entail need not be UNiVSfclTf step into somebody's backyard. reiterated. I —IMA rate at the University improved? Is the I University seeking minority faculty? Are kjoniE1 Kg minority faculty/administrators receiving promotions when they are justified? All of these questions are extremely unanswered WOULD YOUPl£AS£ St6B IT R3RCUR UNC1£ FR£D? HE'LL WlPEIHG; HftlNTkEASmTOUKtW.' Breaking down a and have gone without Radcliffe's attention. language barrier Whether or not the police officer immigrants are added to the who tells Spanish-speaking motor¬ Hispanic population each year, ists they have run a red light strengthening the Latino culture. conveys the message in their Spanish is already the most Nuclear power for national mammal campaign occurring In order to do this it seems to me the There is one final point I want to make native tongue, the ticketed driver common language spoken in the right on its own campus, t he State News drafting of a document describing the clear. Reference is made to the fact that I has done great injustice to the wolf and to working relationship between MSU and the am a faculty representative on the alumni will probably not be thrilled with United States, with a full 44 controversy over its many potential friends at MSU. alumni association is entirely appropriate. I association board. While this is true, and I the encounter. percent of all who speak a foreign Dave Worthington do not think it is unreasonable for the am proud of my position, my convictions in My Fellow Americans, But communication between po¬ language indicating Spanish as 175 Mayo Hall administration to want some assurances this mater reflect the fact that I am a Nuclear power IS the best energy lice and citizens is an essential part their second, or native, tongue. alternative for our lifestyle. CASE regarding the association's policies and graduate of MSU and that I have put in 15 of the relations between the CLOSED. practices if it is to be recognized as the years of service with three different alumni Allegations of a communication official channel for alumni affairs. groups. which is why Spanish Wayne David Smith groups, barrier between Lansing police 226 Phillips Hall Yellow headline The development of such an agreement Pat Adams, vice chairperson classes for the Lansing patrol and the Spanish-speaking com¬ Alumni Association ought to be the priority for the alumni officers is such a good idea. munity have been leveled at the As long as the controversy between the association board. MSU MSU Alumni Association and the Board of About 180 Lansing police offi¬ city over the last several years. cers are taking part in a two-hour, Wolves ignored Trustees/Dr. Mackey has become a public Poor communication could have issue and as long as my letter to board mandatory crash program in Span¬ been a factor in a brawl which chairperson Bill Wescott has been quoted in ish pronunciation of necessary broke out between police and by State News a State Journal news article, I feel the need to further clarify my position. phrases, which can be supple¬ Hispanic residents during a wed¬ This is a letter of protest regarding The While the article written by Nancy mented with additional courses. ding ceremony at a National Guard State News' apathy toward a unique Crawley was an accurate reporting of the There are currently more than Armory in 1977. movement stirring right here on campus — tone of my letter, I felt the headlines given 12,000 Spanish-speaking residents The language program will no a movement started by a handful of the article were misleading. Thursday. April 24 1980 dedicated students who are determined to in the city, and census officials doubt help Lansing police com I am not interested in "blasting" anyone, have the wolf designated our national predict the statistics will rise at an municate with Spanish-speaking as the headlines described. I am, as was Editorials are the opinions of the State News. Viewpoints, mammal. These students' have been con¬ unprecedented rate in the next 15 residents, especially in emergency reported, disappointed and in disagreement columns and letters are personal opinions. tinually thwarted by The State News. with Jack Kinney's references to Dr. to 20 years. situations. Previously the de¬ What kind of newspaper is it that would Editorial Deportment Mackey and with Jack's apparent attitude Hispanics are the largest-grow¬ partment used one of four Spanish- consistently ignore a challenge by students regarding cooperation. Editor m chief RW Robinson Entertainment & Book Editor Bill Holdship of their own campus to the top 49 ing population in the United speaking officers or an interpretor universities in the nation to take up and Blasting, however, implies breaking Managing Editor Don Kinsley Sports Editor Ed Bradley States; most are settling in the when communicating with a Span down, breaking apart. We have had enough Opinion Page Editor Mike Megerian Layout Editor Gary Piatek compete in the petition drive to have the City Editor Susan Tompor Freelance Editor Carrie Thorn Midwest, northwestern and east¬ ish-speaking resident. wolf designated our national mammal? 1 negativism and unproductive taking of Campus Editor Michele McElmurry Chief Copy Editor Lmda Oliveno sides. We ought to be operating with a ern regions of the country in Breaking down language bar know the idea of wolf as national mammal spirit of compromise and consensus! Photo Editor Richard Marshall Staff Representative Roland Wdkerson search of industrial-related em¬ riers may give the can become reality if only it can receive the Lansing Police It is time we looked at ultimate objec Advertising Department ployment. Hispanic population Department a more humane ap publicity it deserves. There may be tives. It is time for developing an effective hundreds of MSU students out there who growth is attributed to its rela¬ pearance. At the very least, the system for conducting alumni relations. Advertising Manager Ron MacMillan Assf Advertising Manager Pat Greening would be fascinated by the idea if only they I am for building bridges between MSU tively high birth rate and the Hispanic who drives home with a knew about it. and alumni, not barriers. increased migration of the Spanish Several hard working journalism stu speeding ticket will know what he population to the United States. did, how much he has to pay, and dents have tried to generate interest in the About 200,000 legal and illegal when the fine is due. story, but to no avail. An organization called "Wolf," has gone to a lot of trouble to try and get national publicity for the idea by challenging the top universities to the "wolf DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau for national mammal" petition contest; but again, through the apathy of the media, BOY, EDDIE, W SURE HAD BOMB UKE THE TIMEEVE RAN YES. HIS they have had rough going. TIMES TOGETHER, PIDN7WE7RE¬ THAT PICTURE Of HIM WIFE LEFT ICOULDA HE DIED, TOO, 0H..THATS SWORN THAT A very warm and kind gentleman, jazz MEMBER TAKING HISTORY FROM AUT THATCO ED IN THE HIM AND HE BET I GUESS RIGHT VOCAL POINT musician Paul Winter, has graciously agreed to play a concert for the winning , 0C MANGOLDFARB7 BOY. DID HIE GIVE HIM A HARD TIME, REMEM¬ BER7 SCHOOL PAPER REMEM BER WHAT HAPPENED RESIGNED IN DISGRACE STORY HAP A FUNNY ENDING THAT WASN'T OUR FAULT university of the "wolf for national mammal ~ / • T~rz?~- contest." He has appeared on the MSU „ ' Today's question: Should Hank? a Palestinian homeland be established on the West campus before. I am told, but still there has been no interest generated from the many Tffl ,<£ c. c t f3 efforts of "Wolf." YES - 353 3110 NO 353 3220 1 sincerely hope the 49 universities which Results from Wednesday's question: have been challenged in this contest will Hue to mechanical malfunctions, question results were contact The State News and ask it why it improperly tabulated. knows nothing about it. Only an informed MjnrtfSl ©jflTlp public can help save animals like the wolf which are heading toward extinction, and 11 DCVc ttggcalfl Sponsored bv ASMSl and The State News, Inc. by failing to inform the public of the wolf HiTT ABE Michigon Stote News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Thursday April 24, 1980 5 Radcliffe hits tuition hike Director B\ JIM M1TZELFELD State News Stall Writer against students. a tuition increase for keep it at its present rate. "if we keep raising tuition rector must be appointed by the fifth week of spring term. of environmental council we MSU Trustee Aubrey Had Radcliffe said that when the are going to exclude people," Because only 12 of the 17 eiiffe, R East Lansing, told the Hoard of Trustees meets to letters influence legislators Radcliffe said. "The large seg members of the board were at ASMSU Student Hoard Tues day night that he will vote decide on the expected tuition hike this summer he will vote to ment will get of middle class students hurt. These people's the meeting it was necessary to have unanimous approval of the says children are going to be left bill. home." Unless the board approves a By DAVE VARGA TRIGGER IS THE director chemicals, he said. the train did not ignite, but the General says Army Radcliffe added he felt stu dents should become more tive with the state legislature ae candidate by midnight Saturday they would be in violation of their own constitution. State News Sports Writer Michigan legislators can be of the newly formed Michigan Environmental Council, a lob ANOTHER IDEA BEING cleanup operations $5 million and are cost $3 to still under swayed more by a letter from hying group formed to coordi discussed is the taxing of solid way. and try to get a feeling how the The College of Arts and an informed constituent than nate six environmental groups waste by the cubic yard, Another incident, involving appropriations committee Letters representative Henry by a vote in an election, a offers medical jobs in the state. Trigger said, as a strategy to the Hooker Chemical Co., in works. Sosa and the College of Business lobbyist for environmental The Solid Waste Manage raise funds for cleanup opera Muskegon, was more exten¬ Radcliffe, who is challenging representative Dan Jones ab groups in the state said Tues¬ ment Act and the Hazardous lions. sive, Hogarth said. U.S. Rep. Bob Carr for his Sixth stained from voting on the bill. day. Waste Management Act are By LESA DOLL than 69,000 nurses stationed Hogarth described contami The problem, discovered by State News Staff Writer Congressional District seat, This made it necessary for Grant Trigger, speaking at two recent examples of how nation around the world. said he supports draft registra¬ problems in the state the DNR in 1978, involved Chairperson Bruce Studer to a forum on toxic waste and input from citizens can help, from a DNR perspective. Although volunteer enlist "Our corps is the oldest 20,000 barrel drums of danger tion but opposes the draft. call another meeting of the groundwater contamination, ment in the Army is satis¬ female corps," she said. "With Trigger said. Groundwater contamina¬ ous chemicals and a 15-acre "I don't think any of our Student Board for 7:30 said it is the role of every factory, a shortage exists in that responsibility, we have a.m. Industry, business, local tion is known to have affected lagoon filled with distillation young men should have to fight Friday in 328 Student Services citizen to be informed and to governments, the state gov 250 sites in the state, Hogarth enlistment of medical profes¬ continued to upgrade quality of residue from mining chemi¬ to preserve democracy in coun Bldg. write to their legislator. ernment, private citizens and sionals, the chief of the Army said. cals. care for the people we are tries that won't fight for them¬ Executive Director Steve The forum was presented by environmental Nurse Corps said Wednesday. lobbyists, in¬ Most of the contamination A court order forced Hooker responsible for." selves," said Radcliffe during a Wachsberg announced his the Public Interest Research Rrig. Gen. Hazel Johnson, Johnson said the role of the re cluding Trigger, were repre was caused by chemicals, salt to build a 10-foot thick vault to the first Black woman general question and answer session signation because his term of Group in Michigan as part of sented during the full year it from highway nurse in the military has with the board. office ends the fifth academic its Earth department bury the contaminated pro¬ in the Army, said it is more Day activities. Also took to write the legislation, garages and small dry cleaning ducts and forced them to evolved and changed through In other remarks Radcliffe week of spring term. featured at the forum was he said. and coin-operated maintain the vault for difficult to recruit physicians her experiences with the Army. laundro¬ 50 said he was opposed to the In other business, the board Andrew Hogarth, water qual¬ and nurses because they now "The role is dependent but it Currently, Trigger said, mats, he said. years, Hogarth said. legalization of marijuana. accepted the resignations of ity specialist with the Depart they are involved in writing One of the The company also had to pay have "other avenues." is also individual," she said, "in "I am a health nut," he said. Tim Burirys, University College ment of Natural Resources. problems with the rules of the law. contamination in the state that $20 million for other cleanup This problem has forced the that in nursing you make In other action Tuesday. a bill representative, and Dan "If you sent five letters a One concept to be developed led to the Waste Management Army to "actively and judgments." Schultz, College of Engineering operations, he said. to appoint Dan Stouffer as the year," Trigger said, "you in the law is "cradle to grave." Acts, Hogarth said, was the Prior to the discussions, a vigorously recruit for physi Nurses have become primary ASMSU Executive Direr would have more influence in cians and new representative. Joan Cum- This involves an inspection Chesapeake & Ohio train de¬ film was shown tracing the nurses," Johnson health care providers for many tor failed to gain the needed mings was approved by the the Legislature than with one form used to track hazardous railment in Michigan in Janu¬ said. patients, and must deal with two-thirds majority. board to replace College of vote." history of toxic chemicals. The materials from manufactur¬ ary 1978. film highlighted the PBB inci¬ "Since more individuals, decisions in regard to chronical¬ Human Ecology representative particularly women, are choos¬ ing, to use, to disposal of the The jet fuel being carried by dent in Michigan. ly ill patients, she said. THE ASMSU CONSTITU¬ Ken Passiak, whose term of ing non-traditional roles, it has TION states the executive di- office expired two weeks ago. affected us," she said. 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S25 Everything For The^Man 305 East Grand River East open Lansing 332-8554 MflRTYS thursday nights till 8:30 Jacobson's \ Michigan State News East Lansing Michigan Thuisday, April 24 1980 Bear Lake is ''pure paradise'' Who will provide the grand stand up and sing about/uihat wet feet on the marshy shore of was only one slide — a picture of his mind. get. the better argument they design —/what is yours and it's like up there./They call it Hear Lake, you could picture a snake — amassasauga rattler. He had been familiar with the will have," Mix says. what is minef/'Cause there is paradise,// don't know why;/ yourself on the shore of a "A bog is a good habitat to area since fall 1977 when he first find it, so I'll show you some not more new frontier, /we have you call someplace paradise/ primieval lake in the Upper went out there as a teaching "IT'S IMPOSSIBLE to tell got to make it here./We satisfy kiss it goodbye. Peninsula. pictures so you can identify it assistant. Now, he thought, what's out there," Gammon your endless needs/and justify — Eagles Except for the traffic. Inter before you grab it," Premo said. doing a research project out says. "The habitat is good for a our bloody deeds/in the name of Early morning, Sunday, nal combustion engines pull He pointed out the identifying there might help show just what lot of species." April 13, The sky is blue — a Detroit's dinosaurs along on features of the snake — the valuable research tool the destiny/and in the name of a area Perhaps even endangered God /And you can see them rarity in Michigan — and a deep nearby Interstate 496. Al¬ narrow neck, the triangular is. And not only that, the species — although no one is chill is in the air. Standing with though the traffic is out of sight, head — "and they have pits," he project needed to be done there/on Sunday morning,/ as no holding his breath about finding it is never out of mind. You can added, pointing out little inden¬ any. However, when the Uni¬ hear it anywhere. tations on the side of the snake's versity filed suit last week About 20 MSU students have head. "If you fall down on your against the owner of an adjacent volunteered to come to the Bear face, you're liable to see these." gravel pit, one of the acts they Lake Natural Area this moring. The students then divided filed under was the Endangered Their mission is to aid in an into four groups, each of which Species Act. inventory of reptiles and am¬ would search a different habitat "The habitat is favorable to a phibians being conducted by at the natural area. But no number of rare or threatened three graduate students. sooner had they arrived at the species," Mix says, "but they Most of the shivering stu entrance to the Bear Lake would be difficult to find even if dents probably wonder why Natural Area on Dunckel Road they're out there." they left the warmth of the when they made the first find — "With all the destruction out Natural Science Building at three eastern garter snakes. there over the years, it's impos¬ MSU barely an hour ago. Back "These guys really like to be sible to predict what's going to there, Dean Premo, a graduate handled, especially when your be out there," says Gammon. assistant and one of the three body is warm and they're cold," Nonetheless, there is a bet students coordinating the oper said Terry Mix, one of the on. ation. had briefed them on what student coordinators, as he "We've got a bet between they were to do. handled one of the snakes. "One Terry, Dean and me that the He had explained they were thing about handling eastern first one to find a new species of searching every type of habitat garters," he added, holding the snake out here gets a free plate in the Bear Lake area. It would snake farther away from his of nachos and a pitcher of beer at be meticulous work. They body, "they like to dump on you. El Azteco," Gammon says. would have to keep track of how They also give off a musky Graduate student Brad Gammon pulls two turtles "So far, we're all thirsty and many hours they spent in the smell." from the water of Bear Lake. The reptiles will be hungry," adds Premo. Excavation resumes area. They would have to measure the length of snakes. THEGROUPS SPENT Then the chilly winds blew down/across the desert;/to the marked and released to get an estimate of the lake's turtle population. Turtles had to be marked so several hours searching for canyons on the coast,/to the they would not be counted fauna. At 1 p.m. they regrouped Malibu/where the pretty people at Bear Lake area twice. The reptiles and amphi¬ bians would be identified by — except for Terry's group which he had lost, 10 minutes play/hungry for power/to light their neon way/and give them grows tall enough to threaten the power lines — the lifelines Across the gravel pits. Through the power lines. And there it is: several different means, Premo after their arrival, in the thick things to do./Some rich man of 20th century America — the Bear Lake Natural Area. Resumption of excavations in gravel pits near the Bear Lake • added. They would be caught — brush around the lake. They came and raped the land —/ which tower far above your Bear Lake was formed Natural Area was allowed by Ingham County Circuit Court Judge alive — in three kinds of traps. compared notes and tallied up nobody caught him —/put up a head. centuries ago when a retreating Robert Holmes Bell Tuesday at an emergency hearing which had They could also be identified by the day's find, which brought Various reptiles will bunch of ugly boxes/and Jesus, And then, beyond the power been requested by the S.D. Solomon and Sons company. glacier dumped a chunk of ice in sight and sound. the inventory that much closer into this "drift lines are the gravel pits, as Last week, Ingham County Circuit Court Judge Ray C. run people bought 'em./They called its wake. Through eutrophica- to completion. Hotchkiss issued a temporary restraining order to prevent the fence," and in trying it paradise/the place to be,/ barren as craters of the moon. tion, the lake gradually became PREMO ALSO CAU¬ Mix and Brad Gammon, an¬ to get around it, will watched the hazy sun/sinking in A wasteland filled with tires — a bog. Today only about 15 company from mining at a gravel pit near Bear Lake until a TIONED them about natural other graduate assistant, show-cause hearing is held May 7. fall into a tin can at the sea. stell-belted trash — which have acres of lake actually remain. area etiquette. Even though a started this as a class project, been dumped there over the MSU officials have been concerned that further excavation at either end. The fence — Eagles large crew was going in, they and Premo joined because he Forging your way across a years. THIS PROCESS HAD gone the gravel pits could rupture the seal around the lake and cause it wanted is a means of cate¬ to keep destruction at a likes to get involved in a project small pond just west of Bear And there it is, west of the to drain. along fine — the way nature minimum People looking for every spring. "But it's more gorizing the types of Lake, you quickly leave Uni¬ pits — the American Dream. intended, until the White man The seal is made of a series of non-permeable layers of a dense salamanders in the forest area than just a class project," reptiles found in the clay-like material which hold the lake basin higher than the versity property and suddenly Two-story boxes, in a rainbow showed up. The first surveyor were told to carefully replace Gammon says, "this is a scien¬ area. find yourself on a power com¬ of colors. Clones. It's called the in the area only referred to the surrounding water table. any logs they turned over. tific endeavor. The class project According to a University official who declined to be named, the pany right-of-way. It is a sterile Forest View subdivision. Some area as a "very bad spruce People who would be working is secondary." one had ever done any type of an strip of land; apparently blast¬ of the houses do have a forest Solomon company was allowed by Bell to dig in the pits "with Bear Lake itself were swamp" since he apparently near The selection of the Bear inventory to find exactly what is ed with herbicides so nothing considerable restrictions" — the intention apparently being that view, too. On a clear day. was unable to penetrate the warned to steer away from the Lake Natural Area for the there. In out a sense, they are bog's thick vegetation to find a any excavation should not endanger the seal of the lake. floating mat which surrounds project was no accident. Origi¬ collecting baseline data — data lake hidden inside. In the 1870s The lake is used by the University for research projects as many the lake as it is extremely nally, they had thought of doing that will be helpful to future types of vegetation found there usually cannot be found without Story b\ Karl lilaliensliii> — perhaps in an attempt to fragile — not to mention over¬ the project in Baker Woodlot, researchers at the Bear Lake relieve the area of malaria-car¬ going several hundred miles to the north. grown with poison sumac. but after reading that the Bear area. And that data could be Neither Leland W. Carr. MSU's general counsel, nor the And then Premo turned on Lake threatened with rying mosquitoes — someone useful in a University lawsuit. Photos attornev for S.D. Solomon and Sons could be reached for comment. the slide projector, but there area was destruction, Gammon changed "The more baseline data we by Tony Dugal attempted to drain the lake, i continued on page 12) WHATBE THIS CALLS FOR IF I CAN JUST...SLIP... (NOTTO MEN jjg) 0UT0F..THESE ROPES... need NOW RIGHTIS SOME IV\Y FAMOUS ELOCUTION-LUBRICATION. HOUDINI TRICK! LOIS ENOUGH TO LET HIM SAY. ■ ■ KING OF BEERS®,• ANHEUSER BUSCH INC *ST LOU'S Muhigon Strte News Eost Lonsirig, Michigon Thursday. April 24 1980 Entertainment Short Cuts: R&B soul record By CHRIS RI7.IK roundup are pleasing ruts, nothing on Cat In The Hat comes close to State News Reviewer What You Won't Do For Love." Cat In The Hat just doesn't Bobby Caldwell — Cat In The Hat (Clouds 8810): On the match up to Caldwell's debut disc, and isn't the LP Bobby needs positive side, I can honestly say that Bobby Caldwell has a to prove he's not just a one shot artist. Marquis Barnhardt de at the movies pleasant sound and a nice style. On the negative side, his sound is so unoriginal it sounds like a K Tel ad. On last year's self titled debut, Caldwell mixed a variety of styles, borrowing from Stevie Wonder ("Come To Me"l. Boz Rav, Goodman & Brown — Ray, Goodman 4 Brown iPolydor 1 62401: I can summarize the sound of soul music in the '80s in three words: Kay, Goodman & Brown. These guys have done By WILLIAM BARNHARDT for "doo wop" soul what Henry Winkler did for the D.A. acting and the fact that the sound doesn't even match the picture State News Reviewer that this film got first prize at Cannes." Scaggs ("Take Me Back to Then"), and even the Chi Lites Formerly the Moments Iremember their #1 hit "I Found Love 1 knew when I came in for work that ("Down For The Third Time") on an unoriginal yet promising On A Two Way Street"?), RG&B have controlled the airwaves something was wrong. Steve was quiet a moment. "Would you believe second at LP. On it, Caldwell played bass, guitars, keyboards and with this year's most irresistable single, "Special Lady." Its "There's a film for you to review, William," said my editor, Bill. Cannes?" "It's uh, got a French title. It's a real different The film seemed to concern this big seven-foot brute who went synthesizers, and sang in a convincing tenor. On the one capella opening has been mimicked on every street corner, and type of film." "Great," I said. "Is it Truffaut? Renoir? Godard?" around beating up prostitutes after he got them in bondage. All original-styled cut, "What You Won't Do For Love," Caldwell has catapulted it into the top five. had one of the hottest songs of 1979. But Ray, Goodman 4 Brown is more than "Well... not exactly." this was, of course, in between the episodes about the sadistic just a one song On Cat In The Hat (Clouds 8810), however. "Why not send John or Mary? They do films well." gynecologist with the lesbian assistant and the scene with the Bobby's album. It is the simplest, sweetest soul LP this side of the That's when Mary looked up from her typewriter and said, "Oh, sailors and the hot oil in the ship's boiler room. plagiarism is even more obvious, and not nearly as pleasing. Persuasions. "Inside of You," "Slipped Away" and "The From the Michael McDonald like opening, Way It but William, I wouldn't dream of it. Not with your knowledge of The film's culmination is the Leather Ball — "Coming Down From Should Be" have the same soulful magnetism as "Special Lady," complete with Love," Caldwell hits us with a barrage of styles, moving from French films, your expertise . . ." and together make ud one of the freshest album sides this whips, snakes, cats-of nine tails, stocks and chains, and hot coals — Hall & Oates to his most obvious influence, Boz And John said, "Quite so. Only the fine arts reviewer could do where they get this villainous sadistic rapist (named Rocky de Scaggs. On reviewer has heard. Unfortunately, on side two, the group opts songs such as "To Know What You've Got" and "It's Over," for far less unique justice to this masterwork; only your illuminating prose style Sade) and wreak their revenge upon him. A family film, right? dance numbers. These flow innocuously could equal this classic of the cinema "Would you believe Honorable Mention at Cannes?" Steve said. Bobby sounds so much like Scaggs I did a double take at the enough, but aren't nearly as effective as side one. . . album cover. All in all, Ray, Goodman 4 Brown is a At that point, I DEFINITELY knew something was wrong. "No, I would certainly not. In fact — Steve, look, they're refreshing break from An even bigger problem than Caldwell's lack of originality is the disco funk orientation of late '70s soul. Steve Sunshine, director of Beal Cinema, met me at Wells Hall defacating. Why are they defacating? What are they going to do Together with new his haphazard production. He produces himself for the first releases by Smokie Robinson, the Manhattans, for the screening and directed me to my seat. with oh, Jesus THAT'S what they're going to do with it Tavares, and — . . ." time on Cat in The Hat, and is "Steve, you've brought foreign classics to campus," I Steve cleared his throat. "Uh the excrement is uh, symbolic." obviously awkard. His voice is the Whispers, Ray. Goodman and Brown should so many ... run through so many machines it sounds like he's bring a much said. "Who did this one? Fellini? Bergman? Bertolucci?" "Yeah. Symbolic of this movie." singing long needed rebirth of simple sould music, and should provide a distance. All of side two resembles the beginning of ELO's Steve looked at the film container. "Uh .. . Alex de Renzy. The Then the film ended in song with the cast singing. Nothing happy alternative to soul fans who have simply become funked name of the film is Femmes de Sade." better than porno-film no-talent parading around singing off key "Telephone Line." out. I told him I was becoming suspicious. and dancing out of step. Though "Coming Down From Love" and "Open Your Eyes" Albums courtesy of Discount Records "Suspicious?" He threaded the projector. "Why should you get "Sort of gives it that MGM musical touch, doesn't it?" Steve suspicious?" laughed. "Oh, I don't know. It's just that 1 remember the time you told I got up to leave. "Absolutely awful. Base. Vile. This is a Dave DiMartino that he was going to see a Danish wildlife film and it turned out to be Animal Lovers." disgrace to bad filmmaking all over the world. This movie's SICK!! It's cinematic TRASH!! Alex de Renzy — wherever h" is — should Peaches & "I thought 'wildlife' described it adequately," he shrugged. "Yeah. And how about the time you told Dave he was going to be unanimously vomited upon. This is so disgusting it has to be Division of preview Sea World and it turned out to be Sex World?" seen to be believed." Herb in Steve looked up Steve smiled. "I guess he just misunderstood me — I wonder how that happened . ." ad?" eagerly. "Can I drop a quote out of that for the Women's Programs, . The film began and it wasn't five minutes before a couple was "What would you drop?" Mich, tonight undressed sprawling about on a bed of fur. "William Barnhardt says, '... it has to be seen to "Sex in the first five minutes?" I said. "Doesn't seem too classy me." Well, nice try, Steve. I do admit that compared to many major XXX-rated features, it's superiorly made. And I don't doubt that Peaches & Herb, one great comeback teams of the of the Department of "Last Tango in Paris started off with sex at the beginning. Give the MSU porn crowd — shy though it is about showing 1970s, will perform it the this film time. It . . . uh, won first prize at Cannes." M film ticket line — could eek some enjoyment out of it. up in an S & Welsh Civic Auditorium in Human Relations I put aside my pad and pencil. "This film is in English, not As for me, I hope to return to my Amadeus Grand Rapids tonight. It will be String Quartet and French. This is L.A., not Paris. And I doubt with the quality of this theater reviews in peace. Femmes de Sade, bteecccccch!!.' the R&B team's only Michigan appearance. The duo, which scored Women's MSU Composer's Symposium begins today numerous R&B hits in the '60s, returned during this decade to Resource Library create hit after hit with num bers like "Shake Your Groove Composer and conductor Warren Benson is among the guest Composers participating in the event include music teachers Thing" and "Reunited." artists coming to MSU's Fourth Annual Composer's Symposium of Barney Childs, University of Redlands; Randall Snyder. Univer¬ 380 Administration 9-11 Daily 3-3922 Tickets for the 8 p.m. concert New Music for Wind Ensembe and Symphony Band. sity of Nebraska; Thomas Clar, North Texas State University; Eleven other composers from around the nation will introduce Stanley Friedman, University of North Carolina; Peter are available at Discount their new works during the April 24 through 27 event, which Hesteeman, Eastern Illinois University; Gary White, Iowa State Records in East Lansing for $7.50 and $8.50. includes a number of performances free and open to the public. University; and Robert Wykes, Washington University. The Four formal concerts have been scheduled, beginning with the 3 roster of composers is completed by MSU students Adolphus BV ORDER Of FEDERAL BANKRUPTCY COURT p.m. performance of the MSU Wind Symphony and Chamber Ahanotu and Richard Stewart; Byron Tate, a student at the Winds Friday in 120 Music Building. New compositions by five of University of Michigan; and Timothy Kloth from Denton, Texas. the guest composers will be presented. The MSU Symphony Band and Concert Band will spotlight six Warren Benson has been a professor of composition at University of Rochester's Eastman School of Music since 1967. STARTING IMMIIOW FBI. 10a.m.—9pja. With more than 70 published works and 20 BONNIE RAITT new compositions at 10 a.m., Saturday concert in the MSU Union recordings to his credit, Ballroom. At 8:15 p.m. Saturday, Benson compositions will be Benson has composed works ranging from MSU BANKRUPTCY SALE simple children's pieces performed by the Wind Ensemble, Chamber Winds and soprano to ballet. Jennifer Nolan in the ballroom. The AUDITORIUM symposium is sponsored by MSU's Department of Music, The symposium will end with presentation of Benson works by under the direction of Kenneth G. Bloomquist. 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The State News Reviewer What some consider Great first and second violin rarely found common ground, a sticky sweet Thursday, Friday & Saturday Britain's finest ensemble, the vibrato plagued the second movement, and first violinist Norbert Amadeus String Quartet, completed the Chamber Music Series Brainin squeaked to a consistent and irritating sharpness Tuesday night with a noticeably less than perfect evening made successful by the performance of Benjamin 3. Aside from that, this reviewer found the Britten's Quartet No. throughout the piece. The romantic Quartet in E-flat Major (Opus 1271 by Beethoven was better than the Haydn but still imbued BIG IS BEAUTIFUL evening lacking. with the same wiry scratchiness in the last two movements, Many in the audience were no doubt disappointed that the though it should be noted that the first two were quite sonorous. Amadeus didn't include a Mozart selection on the program being and Hosier's whale-of-a-sale is This brings to mind an interesting question. Was it an off as they are considered perhaps the finest interpreters of their night? The hot Auditorium? Or perhaps, could it be that we are too namesake. But the inclusion of the Britten, the program's second piece, should have seemed a worthy substitution since their familiar with the Juilliard. Ah yes, the Juilliard, the Juilliard. The just that. A great big beautiful bane of intermission gossip, the unwarranted, uninvited frequent work with the composer has given them implicit inevitable comparison to our own artists in residence. Could it be yet 3 day wonder! Save at least 20% interpretive superiority. The Britten Quartet No. 3 w as the composer's last w ork, written that Amadeus imposes that unfamiliar edge on their music in the especially for the Amadeus to be their sole property. Written in way that the Juilliard imposes a romantic lushness on theirs? It might seem after the parade of Juilliard's exciting and embellished on most everything in the store 1975. the music proved that modern dissonance and technique need not be formless or directionless — unlike some of the more Haydns, that Amadeus becomes shrill and tinny in their attempt to on famous label clothes obtuse modern selections endured this year from the other capture Haydn's transparency and clarity. open-minded guests on the series. The quartet performed Oh well. Each Chamber Series ticket holder for a worshipfully the intriguing Duets, the reckless Ostinato,. the and defensible opinion — I know this from the unavoidable possesses a unique great summer. sonambulent Sola iperhaps the most beautiful of the movements) a post-review confrontation. At least for me, though, the visiting rapid Burlesque and a passionate Passacaglia. 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Grand River across from the Union I Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, April 24, 19809 r Softballers split, host Calvin today By BEN W ELMERS With one away and runners Greenwood pitched the Spar Mate News on two hits in the first frame, Sports Writer on second and third bases, a tans to a 5-0 shutout to salvage then put the game away by BATTERS SPLIT WITH EERRIS Follow ing the Spartan soft single brought in two more a split for the afternoon. ball team's twinbill split Tues runs before the side was parlaying two hits into four runs in an error filled third day with Central Michigan retired. THE SPARTANS WENT University, head coach Gloria In game two, inning. pitcher Wendy ahead early, scoring Good ,hctip no Becksford knew her squad was one run icontinued on page 10) Bv BILL TEMPLETON home at 1 p.m. today against Spartans still not playing with offensive consistency. enough "We're hitting more than we "At the beginning, my fast by Dave Calkins, an error by were earlier in the season," State News Sports Writer Aquinas College for another ball was my main pitch," James Buterakos and a ground out by Becksford said, "but we're still What has plagued the MSU non Big Ten doubleheader. said, "and then 1 went to the Carl Kuhlman. leaving too many runners on baseball team all season curve w hen I started to tire. I MSU tied the game in the base. We need to be more plagued it Wednesday during a THOUGH TOTALING 10 was glad they got that run for fifth inning on a single by Chris aggressive at the plate." double header split with Ferris hits off Ferris State pitchers in me in the bottom of the 10th." Dorr which sent Tom Schultz State College. the first game, MSU continued Senior leftfielder Ken Robin across the plate. First baseman THE SPARTANS MSU baserunners crossed to have problems offensively, son hit a sharp single into left Dorr was three for four in DROPPED the first game of Kobs Field's home plate just stranding nine baserunners. center field to score the double-header 4-1 after junior Jim game one. two times all afternoon, as the Freshman right hander Brian Buterakos from third base to The Spartans raised their recording only two hits, but Spartans scored a 2 1 victory in James pitched a strong game account for the winning run. record to 6-21 with the opening rebounded with seven hits in 10 innings before dropping the for the Spartans, however, victory, but there were still the second game for a 5-0 second contest 6-0. holding the Bulldogs to seven THE BULLDOGS OPENED shutout. signs of MSU's continuing The Spartans will be back at hits in going the distance. the game's scoring on a double struggle to produce runs. Pitcher Nancy "Izzy" For¬ Three straight singles in the ester accounted for the only eighth inning loaded the bases, Spartan score in the first game before junior Mark Russ with a high arching, fence- Luck of draw important grounded into a doubleplay. The play is an example of the situations the Spartans have clearing swat in the fourth frame with CMU out in front 4-0. found themselves in all year. The Chippewas scored their first run the third stanza and for MSU women netters went IN GAME right, as TWO, nothing the Bulldogs rallied for two more in the fourth inning as they sent scored twice in the second seven batters to the plate. By ED BRADLEY One of those freshmen, fifth place finish inning on a run-producing State News Sports Writer or improve on Monty Gettys, is a contender it." double by Dick DenHollander FORESTER GOT INTO Ear! Rutz is hoping for the for the No. 1 bracket title, and an error by senior Kirk trouble early in that stanza, luck of the draw. The Spartans will also be according to Rutz. The Mel Haines which allowed DenHol walking the first two at bat. A State News Elaine Thompson The MSU's women's tennis bourne, Fla., freshman has a hoping for a good performance Central Michigan University catcher Joanne Fetlock tags out MSU's Michel lander to score. fielder's choice advanced the coach sees that as an important 14 4 record at the top spot. Her against major rival Michigan. VanHowe during the Spartans' 5-0 The Bulldogs scored four runners before a single drove second-game victory over the Chippewas factor when his Spartans com main competitors should be They defeated the Wolverines Tuesdav. earlier this season for the first icontinued on page 101 .in another run. pete in the Big Ten Champion¬ freshman Heather Crowe of the time in six years, and would ships Friday through Sunday at University of Indiana and like to show their worth against the University of Michigan. Kathy Karzen of Michigan. the host team. OSHKOSH B'COSH "We'd like to draw some Freshman Jill Grinberg, ra¬ opponents equal to our relative pidly improving at MSU's No. 2 The Spartans warmed up for ability in the first round, so we spot; senior Cindy Bogdonas the Big Ten tourney by shut can pick up some needed INo. 3); and Jennifer Tewes, ting out Western Michigan points," said Rutz. Sue Kim. Pam Pierce and Diane University, 9-0, Tuesday at the Denim & Natural MSU PLACED FIFTH at the Dunn make up the Spartans' Varsity Courts. Six of the BLACK NOTE! best seven players. Spartans' wins were in straight MEDIA league tournament last and two Mascarin performers and Heather — year, Debbie Mac The No. 1 doubles team of Gettys and Grinberg will also be a threat to take top honors, sets, as Gettys, Grinberg, Bog¬ donas, Kim. Tewes and Dunn won their singles matches. PRODUCTIONS PAINTERS Taggart — won individual said Rutz. The teams of I'RKSKNTS PANTS titles. But those two have since Gettys and Grinberg, Bogdonas and Dunn, The! )ebutof departed, and Rutz will have to "INDIANA SHOULD BE the and Tewes and Pierce defeated BLACK NOTES PLAYHOUSE 80 depend on a lineup of six team to beat, though Wisconsin their doubles opponents as freshmen and a senior to at is also very in good," said Rutz. MSU upped its dual meet re¬ least equal 1979's result. "Hopefully, we can equal that cord to 7-11. NIGHT MOVES with an appearance bv ADDED BONUS--""^ OCTOPUS I Camping in Europe An interview with Carmen Gear from counselors of MECCA I MR. B S T-SHIRT was never like this News and information with $15 purchase t TODAY at 6pm on classroom TV 13th Century Villa in ITV Channel 5 on-campus Florence, Italy, one of the gfc| Contiki are out on their own in 20 A 31 off-campus J- ■' Europe. 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Despite being covered de yon (Ohio) College Tuesday af unit." Hendrickson said. "Offensively and defensively fensively, Willitts still led the ternoon at Old College Field. "The team is really keyed we're way in scoring with four goals The team took getting the job done, plus and on the Uni and psyched up for the game, one assist. assistant coach Rich Kimble has versity of Michigan lacrosse and with such a great intra worked with the team on Also tallying were Jay Hun club Wednesday night in an state rivalry the line I know on winning faceoffs, which is of gerford and Duane Andersen, attempt to win its third con we won't have to stress in great importance in main both of whom are middies, with secutive game. tensity." taining ball control." two goals apiece, plus Greg Hel Tuesday's win was the Spar Hendrickson said MSU will Against Kenyon. senior mid gamoe and Art Barry each tan's first over Kenyon in four go with four midfield lines die Shawn Grady put MSU on scored once. seasons, and the laxers go to instead of the usual three in Ann Arbor in the same sit¬ order to give the players a little uation. having never beaten rest with two games in two day. HAY iU980 U-M since the teams started playing each other five years He expects the middies to put the ball in the net just as they Softball team splits ago. did against Kenyon. icontinued from page 9' an error on the throw to the JfNISON flElDHDUSt MSU co-coach Boku Hen- "With Kevin Willitts now Gayle Barrons led off the plate resulted in two runs. And drickson was very impressed being double-teamed much, so rally for the Spartans with a Donna Thomas' hit knocked in with the way the Spartans held it's natural that the midfielders walk followed by a bunt by two more before the Spartans Kenyon in check throughout should be scoring more," Hen Deborah Traxinger, who was rested their bats. the game and believes MSU is drirkson said. "Kevin might not safe on an error at first base. capable of beating the Wol¬ be scoring as much now, but Michel VanHowe contributed a The Spartans, 13-11, face verines now that the Spartans' he'll be getting lot base hit to put three runners a more Calvin College at 3 p.m. today offense is playing up to its assists." aboard. Old on College Field and host expectations. Forester hit an infield the MSU Invitational Tourna HENDRICKSON ALSO grounder to the shortstop but ment Friday and Saturday. "MICHIGAN IS A very NOTED that defensively the "It's Iki! Deal if Dn Decade" tough, experienced club with a laxers are playing the best they ... so do batsmen Drake Relays next (continued from page 91 more times in the sixth inning, two, a Dieters. pair by freshman Tom the big blow coming off the bat for Bibbs' trackmen to MSU men's track coach Jim Bibbs will be taking a limited squad Des Moines, Iowa, Friday and Saturday to participate in the of DenHollander once again, as the Muskegon senior slammed a three-run home run just inside the right field foul pole. MSU had four hits in game we "I was scared to death when scored two runs in the first game," said assistant Frank Pellerin, "because that's all we seem to get in a day." >0000000000000000000000000000HI HIBOBOBOBOOOOOI coach '1.25 EACH Drake Relays. The nation's top runners converge annually at Des Moines for one of the biggest track meets held in the country. Almost every region and athletic conference in the United States will be represented at the meet, including Big Ten MSU, the University of Michigan and Indiana University. representatives 2 4 1 Last weekend the Spartan tracksters took eight firsts out of 17 (Two) (For) (One) events at the first annual Michigan State Invitational, and Bibbs is 4-2-6 hoping his performers will continue to turn in good finishing times. "Other than the NCAA meet held at the conclusion of the season, the Drake Relays is the biggest meet held in the country each year," Bibbs said. "There's goingto be a lot of great runners at the meet from across (4:00pm) (to) (6:00pm) the nation, but I think we have the talent to finish the events, especially in the 440 and 880-yard high in a few of HAPPY HOURS AT relays." All-America senior Randy Smith will run the top-off leg in both of those relays and will also participate in the 100-meter race. Also running in the 400-yard relay will be sophomore Andre Williams, junior Ken Eaton and senior Ricky Flowers. Sophomore Calvin Thomas will take Williams' spot in the 880 relay. Freshman All-America high jumper Paul Piwinski will also compete at the meet as will another freshman, Daryl Dismond. The Spartans other All-America performer, senior Keith Moore, will run his specialty, the 1,500-meter race, and either he or Thomas will run the anchor leg of the distance medley relay, made up of Martin Schulist, Jeff Lewis and Tim Kenney. Eaton will run the 400-meter hurdles and Tyrone Williams will run the 400-meter hurdles. BLACK NOTE! 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' Michigon Stole News, Eost lonsing, Michigan Thursday April 24 19801 1 WANTS REFUGEES FLOWN MS I Board Trustees U.S. orders end to Cuban boatlift meeting at Kellogg Center KEY WEST, Fla. (AP) - A vomit lingered near the boats, The State Department an The boatlift was similar to Johnson in which about 250,000 flotilla of small boats streamed which ranged in size from 20 nounced Wednesday that boat the evacuation in 1965 of about The MSI J Board of Trustees at 8 p.m. Cubans were brought to the Friday, followed by Action items include per from this Florida port Wed feet to 70 feet. owners taking part in the boat- 5,000 Cubans when Castro •begins its monthly meeting at the land and physical facilities United States. sonnel changes, gifts and nesday, setting out on a 180 But the refugees were jub lift were subject to prosecution, s7 tonight in the Lincoln committee and health opened the port of Camarioca to "I was so happy when I com grants, bids and contracts, es¬ mile round trip to bring hun ilant, and many cheered as they calling the boatlift illegal and got TRooms, Kellogg Center. The anyone who wanted to pick up off the boat I kissed the dock," mittee meetings. tablishment of the Under¬ dreds of refugees from Cuba docked. itrustees' affirmative action saying it was playing into the relatives. That was followed by said Vincent Ramsay, 46, who graduate University Division, despite a State Department "I'm full of hope," said Hugo hands of the Cuban regime. the Freedom Flights organized [committee meets tonight, and The public comments ses¬ arrived on a 39-foot lobster boat appointment of an architect demand for an end to the Landa, a 27-year-old refugee In Washington, State De "will be followed by a pres¬ sions begins at 1 p.m. Friday, by then President Lyndon B. Tuesdav. for the day care center, guar "boatlift." who was an engineering stu partment spokesperson Thorn entation on the MSU Lifelong and will be followed by action anteed student loan financing, By mid-day Wednesday, dent in Cuba. "Perhaps I will be as Reston called on Cuban Pres¬ [Education programs. items and reports to the and acceptance of a trust more than 350 Cuban refugees a toilet cleaner and perhaps I ident Fidel Castro to live up to - The audit committee meets board. fund. had will be a millionaire." his decision to allow refugees to completed the voyage Pniui THimSrMlf across the Straits of Florida. Officials estimated that up to fly to countries willing to The operation begain Sunday, 170 boats left Key West Wed¬ receive them. The United and hundreds more refugees nesday to pick up more Cubans, States had said it would accept were believed en route. among them some of the thou¬ up to 3,500 of the Cubans at the Many of the refugees were sands who sought asylum at Peruvian Embassy. I Parents conference set seasick during their 10-to 12 the Peruvian Embassy in Ha "A family day care conference hour voyages, and the stench of vana more than two weeks ago. Come to tk LIVE uill be held in MSU's Kellogg Infants," "Parent-Provider Relationships," "Child Abuse Hollister, D-Lansing, will con¬ duct a workshop, "The Legisla -Uniictsih) inter Friday, Saturday and and Neglect," and "The Bus |inday. iness Aspects of Family Day tive Process and its Relation Health screening service — Chistio n ship to Child Care" at 9:30 a.m. [The conference is designed Care." Saturday. for parents who are seeking Rep. Debbie Stabenow, he f'offee jciod child »ho care and for people provide child care in their D-Lansing, will be the keynote Registrations will be ac cepted at noon Friday and to offered in Lansing iomes. speaker at the conference luncheon Saturday. Saturday at the Kellogg Cen Tlousr [It will include workshops ter. For information, con¬ A health screening service more Adams, extension home ijich as, "Understanding and Stabenow will address the tact Margaret Crawley, Office will be offered to people 18 economist. nhrlnij. 2G Sealing with Children's Feel theme, "Hooray for People Who for Young Children, 701 and older from 8 a.m. to N. years £:0T p fcgs," "It's Fun to Care for Care for Kids." Rep. David Logan St., Lansing 48914. noon Saturday at the Ingham The tests are sponsored by County Health Department, the Ingham County Coopera¬ Doi'ff ~k iio 403 W. Greenlawn Ave., Lan tive Extension Service, Ingham The Family Restaurant & Pub sing. County Health Department and Iffltufing fltr nuisip of £C women's center program Health education information will ilso be available, said Pat the Ingham County Extension Homemakers. J.I0K Cfoistions Coordinated by 50O1 West Saginaw St. Lansing. Ml 48917 517/321-0616 Campus Action till consider families, couples NEW ARRIVALS Conttmporory Mem 4 Boys Clothes ^2 PUMA All-purpose shoe The ifoHege Lansing Women's Community Resource the MSU Family Life Clinic will ing a representative of the Canvas tennis shoe SMART MONEY speak. Council for the Prevention of Leather tennis shoe < center will "Focus on Families" Coffee and registration will n an open house today and begin at 9:30 a.m. Friday, and Child abuse. A workshop from 1 to 2:30 SUIT SALE 9 Friday at Student Personnel from 10 to 11:30 work a.m. a p.m. will consider "Leisure ; SetNices Building, 430 N. Capi shop "Developing Self New line of Wilson & $89 $99 $119 on Time and the Family." IfAve., Lansing. The first session will be from Esteem be held Within the Family" will with Pat Adams, Winning Ways Warm-ups • • to 9 p.m. tonight. The Ingham County home Classic with just a modicum of dash. The two button suit with a vest, evening's discussion will center economist. 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But when they are Journalists, Sigma Delta Chi, "We put up a hassle and they can get away with closed that some papers have been the issue. WIH47 BfcSf QGMfcvSG OJWfcO MM rtGTl**. closed, the knocking from the doors more often," Lindstrom Tuesday evening at the MSU threatened to go to court if the opposed to the subway issue to When the reporters can be heard from Union. legislators re said. afar John Lindstrom of Gongwer doors were not opened. We the point where they have ceived word of the reporters' Bat McCarthy, of Gannett I6RBELLE HUPPERT were ticked off at the idea of deliberately editorialized in sentiment, they opened the Journalists from Gannett News Service, recalled an un News Service, said the closed them trying to subvert the news stories. meeting to the press in the door situation was not a same afternoon. problem but an incident. Lindstrom said he feels "By and large I think things Bear Lake is 'pure paradise' public business ducted in public. must be con are pretty open in he said. Lansing," "My basic concern was the The journalists agreed that continued from page 6' future researchers could only principle of freedom of the most of the time the govern sundew and the pitcher plant, which can snap out a foot from press and I came to the conclu nient should not repress in The effort succeeded in lower¬ be put in a museum to remind insect eating plants, are found." its body to snatch an unsuspect sion that I was not going to formation from the media. ing the water level by four feet people of what <9 was once here. "Isn't this the closest part to ing toe or finger. Everyone is leave without a fight. In a — enough to dry out much of But this afternoon, the court the expressway?" Lindstrom, however, said he equally amazed that a creature situation such as this it is hard feels some matters must be the surrounding peat. Twice in case seems far removed from "Yeah." could survive long enough to be the next several years the dried to separate emotion from logic. kept from the public. the lake which is bathed with Silence. Except for traffic. that big without being hunted peat was ignited, devastating near perfect weather. Sunny Friday, April 18. Gammon for turtle soup. the area with fire. and warm, the temperature is drags a giant snapping turtle But until Monday, when the A few years later, around the in the 50s it's the best day in up to the fourth floor of the — turtle will be returned to the Alters Choice Presents turn of the century, the area was clear-cut by loggers to weeks. As Mix and Gammon launch Natural Science Building to show the others. If he hadn't lake, it is stored in a closet. A sign on the closet door warns: Liette supply a demand for fence the canoe, Mix recalls their first brought the turtle up, he ex¬ "Warning, dangerous turtle n* jF>.» i * posts. The result was more canoe trip of the year when plains, no one would have within." JU &>«l fires. there was a channel in the ice believed just how big it was. Turtles' lives span over In the 1960s, the highway barely wide enough for the Collectively, they guess the centuries, so a turtle that size CLAUDE GWAGftOL department paved over north-east section of the bog so the newly constructed 1-496 the canoe. Out among the ice and water Gammon spotted a turtle crawl turtle weighs about 30 pounds. It is about a foot and a half long, could easily have been at Bear Lake 100 years ago when the HITCHCOCK Claude Charbrol's film "VIOLETTE" is and has a studded tail sticking first attempt was made to drain based on the sensational murder case that could have a straight shot ing along the bottom of the out the back of its shell making caused the lake. The turtle may also be a great stir in France in the 1930's. through. In 1965. MSU lake. Abruptly, he leaned over the turtle resemble a dinosaur. living there a hundred years Friday and Saturday At the age of 18, Violette Nozierc was put began buying the side of the canoe to try to Everyone keeps a respectful from now, if someone doesn't on trial for the murder of her father and at¬ parcels of land to create what is grab it. Too abruptly. The distance from the turtle's head finish that job. now the Bear Lake Natural canoe rolled, tempted murder of her mother. What dumping its two Area. That, however, was not emerges during the course of the trial is the ^CLASSICflLAi^ passengers into the icy water. the end of the problems. Since "The water was about 34 story of the double life that Violette leads. Bear Lake is a perched lake — J4 ML View formed an organization 5:30 s $1.15.8-00 (45® 51.75.(30 which requested MSU to allow access so the Solomon Company could get its trucks from the road to the gravel pit without disturbing homes in the sub¬ 10 SPEEDS NOW IN STOCK PORNO TONIGHT! 3 DAYS ONLY TO HAVE AND division. With the other alter native, they said, S.D. Solomon GRAN TOUR 179.95 WINNER BIST SADO-MASOCHISTIC PORNOGRAPHIC FILM OF THK YIAR HAVE NOT and Sons would make It's Bizarre! a new 109 Anthony: Thurs. 8:00 Fri 7:30 & 9:30 access road to the pits which Admission $1.50 SI .00 with RHA pass would be barely 20 feet behind their subdivision. Although the MIYATA alternative road would not have 10-1? SPEEDS 4 division at the 4SMSII Progranming Boars landed In student Ui dollars crossed Bear Lake or the MOD. 1000, 912, 710, 310 Call the Progrannmng Board Hotline 353 2010 tor 24hr into on P B everts "If you think you've seen all surrounding bog, University CHECK THEM OUT! Partial!) tended bt the RHA Alternative Movie fund Accessible officials said allowine access there is to see.then you must would condone the resumption see deRenzy's 'Famines of mining. The went to court. University, instead, * • ♦ ^ARAVA SEBRING 12 SPEED 169" deSadel There's more a whole lot going on than you think!" —Jeff Gates RHA Thursday, April 17. A COMPETITION 12 SPEED PRESENTS court issued a 189" temporary restraining F.VERY SUMMER THE CREAM OF AMERICAN YOUTH order two days earlier prohibit GOF.STO SUMMER CAMP- ing any excavation at the Alex deRenzy's nearby gravel pits until a Velocipede AND ITU REST GOTO CAMP NOBTHSTAR. hearing is held. At least tem¬ porarily, Bear Lake is saved from potential drainage. If it Peddler 541E Grand River $cmmcs were drained, after all, the work done here is in vain. The 351-7240 DCSODC in color adults only baseline data which is to benefit NOW UPSTAIRS Showtimes 7:30-9:00-10:30 Showploce 104B Wells I mourn mromiATio*) w JW> TODAY & FRIDAY ICHIGAN OPEN 6:45 PM TSfot'P lon$in<| SHOWS 7:00-9:00 PM Filmed in color by the Cooper Brothers and narrated in person by h°"« 322 0044 From the Producer of "National I ampoon s ANIMAL HO11S El DON COOPER ROBERT ...the man you BILL MURRAY From Mexico north through the American REDFORD thought you knew. and Canadian Rockies to the foot of Alaska's latum Mt. Mc Kinley, "Coop" traces the routes of Kristy JANEj: O'Neal McNichol TODAY OPEN 7:00 PM early day westerners in hilarious fashion. His striking photography includes some FONDA SHOWS AT 7:15-9:25 spectacular mountain scenery, as well as _%ittk ACADEMY AWARD WINNER THURS. WILSON 6:30.8:30,10:30 wildlife closeups of beaver, lynx, ptarmigan, caribou, grizzly bear, moose, elk, antelope, darlings BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR MELVYN DOUGLAS wolves and brother Dennis. Two showings: DON'T LET THE TITLE FOOL YOU In new screen FRIDAY & SATURDAY, APRIL 25-26 1) PETER SELLERS/SHIRLEY MacLAINE splendor...The University Auditorium at 8:00 p.m. "■ -*» P4PAMOUNT PlC'jBf 'OP'BXiH* most magnificent BEING THERE EG ft. r py.v *. CQOPCXUriOK IW.M-tOtVR-yr' Tickets: $2.50, at the door only, in limited ELECTRIC 45 4:15 , SI 75 S2 50 United Artists picture ever! supply. One child under 12 admitted free DAVID OSELZNICKS HORSEMAN! 6 45 * 9 00 1 —oc*m MAKUARt I Milt MILLS with each paid adult admission. Half-price 5 5HQW ON ij.-6w 2 ACADEMY AWARD for additional children under 12 years. GONE WITH Free to MSU students with valid I.D. Roger Moore WINNERS THEWINDT ffolkes" CLVKKGABLE the man who is abour to BEST VIVIEN IFIGH „ save fhe world OKQNAL SCBEENPLAT TONIGHT LESLIE HOWARD PG "BREAKING OLIVIA do ILW1LLAND ' UNIVERSAL RJ.tf Ail BREAKING AWAY" Winner 1 of Ten AWAY po® 7:30 "NORMA _ Actdemy Awirds Coming May 3: /ens Bjerrc —iRRJ. RAE" 9:10 THURS. CONRAD 7:30 CHINA AFTFR MAO I Michigon State News, Eost lonsing. Michigan Thursday, April 24, 1980 13 /•, : IT ONLY TAKES MINUTES TO PLACE YOUR STATE NEWS IFIED 347 STUDENT SERVICES BUILDING CALL 355-8255 Automotive Automotive Employment ||y»| Employment |||j| Employment [fj | Apartments [|^| [ Apartments Apartments ATTENTION WE JsL Apartments buy late TWO 1978 Dodge is pas¬ RN's-GN's-SNT's THE U S Air Force is looking GIRLS WANTED. model Several BEST BARGAIN IN TOWN' FURNISHED STUDIO units, SUMMER imported and domes¬ senger maxi vans. Power SUBLET ~ Fall 2 TO 3 Bedrooms across from for qualified young men and models needed tic compact cars. Contact Bill are by area 1 and 2 bedroom Mobile $185/month all utilities in option 1 bedioom, furnished, steering, power brakes, auto. LANSING GENERAL HOS¬ women with an interest in campus. Fall and summer Burcham, WILLIAMS photographer. Must be 18 to homes. From $155/month. Vi eluded. Immediate occupan call after 5 p.m. 351-4513. 'VW, B 8. Tinted glass, auxilary PITAL has full and part-time flying as pilots or navigators, leasing. 351-8135 or 351- 25, beautiful, and serious mile from campus. 337-1056 cy, 337 1619 OR-22 4 30 (5) 8-5 5 (31 ,484 1341 C 22 4 30I5) Heater. Heavy duty. Electric positions available for regis¬ 3038. OR X 12-4 30 (51 starting at about $14,000 about making money during C 18-4-30 (4) and cooling best offer. Right tered and graduate nurses AUDI FOX 1974 $2100 annually and climbing to the summer months as a 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT SUBLEASES 2 man for sum¬ - to reject any and all offers. and student nurse tech¬ $23,000 after 4 years. If NEEDED 3 people to share model. Modeling experience available spring term. $285 4-spped excellent condition. Call 374-8000 Ext. 138 mer, 5 minutes to MSU, air, 4-man apartment for sum¬ 30 M P.G. 482 4744 _ nicians. A 4 day, 10 hour per day work week option allow¬ you're between the ages of 21 and 27, have a Bachelors is helpful but not necessary. HASLETT ARMS month, 351-8135 or 337-2653. furnished, laundry, $200. 332 mer. $85 per month. 332 VEGA '74, automatic, air, Photos are needed for photo¬ OR-22 4 30 131 2-4-25 141 135 Collingwood 1666. 3 4-28 13) 8791 8-4-30 13) AM-FM, 28MPG $650. 353- ing 3 day week-end is avail¬ degree or will be getting one graphers portfolio, and pos able on the midnight shift. soon, you may be eligible! Showing: 2-6pm M-F 1979 CAMARO- Berlinetta, 0147. 5-4-24 (3) sible magazine sales. Girls will 2 We offer: Primary Et Team Find out more by calling Dick Coll 351 1957 or 351 8135 FEMALE, STUDIOUS 1 FEMALE NEEDED for 2 SUNTAN air be selected by application plus many extras, like Summer roommates needed for fall 80 bedroom, 3 new. 332-7904 5-4-25 (31 VW RABBIT, 1977, regular nursing, complete orientation Mitlyng at 351-0640. For information and applica¬ Leasing Only at Cedar Village, fully fur¬ person apart¬ program, continuing educa¬ 10-5-2 (15) !190-'200 MONTH ment, 80-81 school year Call gas, fuel injection, 25-38 tions, send your name and nished $120, month. Call 353 Kathy 332-2157 or Debbie CAMARO 1978, Z 28, auto¬ matic. air, tilt, AM-FM, cas¬ mpg, Michelins, rear defog- ger, AM-FM, buckets, 1 tion support system, excel¬ lent wage and benefit pack¬ age. For more information YOUR TIME IS YOUR OWN. Sell Avon part-time. Earn mailing address to QB Photo, P.O. Box 541, Saranack, Ml 3 PEOPLE FOR 2 bedroom At t SbufUuf, nsr WS;T WE 3440 anytime. 5-4-30 (5) 349-6888 8-4-30 15) sette. Call 323-7564. 8-5-2 (3) owner, all maintenance re 48881 Z-3-4-28 (20) furnished apartment, $90 contact Personnel Office De¬ n B 5C 30' MAc E ia' CONGRATULATIONS FEMALE TO share 2 bed¬ cords 323-4293 5-4-30 (6) good money and set your month. Bill 337-2429. IF partment, LANSING GEN 351-1805 your student number is room apartment immediately. 79' CAMARO Rally sport own hours Ask about low LEAF RAKING, lawn mow¬ 8 4-24 13) ERAL HOSPITAL, 2800 De 778675, you have won a free $138. Okemos, on bus run excellent condition. Many cost group insurance cover¬ ing, Residence, $3.50/hour. SUBLEASE 4-MAN near POCO poster Bring I.D. to 349-3127 after 4. 8-4 30 (4) options, Low mileage. $5800. Auto Service vonshire, Lansing, Ml 48909. age. For more details call 353-5164. 1-4-24 (3) NEEDED QUIET female to campus for summer 12 Ded 347 Student Services within 1 351-1553. 3-4-30 13) Phone 377 8335 EOE. 482-6893. C-22-4-30 (7) share large 2-bedroom fur room). $180-'month. 351 9015 week. 1-4-24 (6) SUBLET MAY to August 25-4-30 (24) MSU STUDENTS needed for nished apartment. Own room BRAKES PARTS 8 4-28 (3) 2-bedroom with dishwasher. CHEVETTE 1978. 20 000 including ESCORTS WANTED- $6/ food service positions at Kel¬ $115 a month. 394-1352 after pads, shoes, and SUMMER JOBS - Sun 'n LOOKING FOR fall housing? Last years rates Call 339- miles. 4-door. automatic. hydraulic hour, no experience neces¬ logg Center. Need applicants 3:00 p.m. 8-4-24 (5) Call Mid-Michigan. They 8956 after 6. 8-4-25 (4) $3750. 627-3792, 8-4 29 (3)_ parts for your foreign car, in stock, at reasonable prices. Sand resort, South Haven, Michigan. Interviewing Tues¬ sary, we will train. 489 2278. for both spring and summer, Hours flexible. CAMPUS VIEW have over 400 properties to Apply in person at VELVET Apply be¬ CHEVROLET 1975 3/4 ton CHEQUERED FLAG FOR¬ day April 29, for waiter, FINGERS 527 E. tween 8 and 5 in 116 Kellogg EVERGREEN APTS. 324 Michigan Ave. choose from, and they spe¬ f pick-up with top. $1300 or best offer. 394-6304. EIGN CAR PARTS, 2605 E. Kalamazoo Street. One mile waitress, cook Et office posi¬ tions. Make appointment and C-9-4-30 (5) Michigan. Center. 8-5-5 (8) 341 Evergreen Showing: 4 6 pm & 7-8 Manager Apartment ff2 prr, M-F cialize in the MSU area. Call today and see if they have Houses j [f 8-4 29 I3I Showing M-W-F4-6pm Call 351 3038 351 9538 what you're looking for. 337- SUMMER west of campus. 485-5055. pick up information at Place¬ HALL MONITOR East Lan¬ ot SUBLEASE, Fall Manager Apartment 2G CHEVY 1977 Malibu Classic, C 22-4-30 18) ment Bureau, Student Ser¬ vices. 2-4-28 (101 sing 1:45 High School 7:45 a.m. to p.m. Monday-Friday. For Rent [ Call 351 2426 or 351-8135 FALLS SUMMER LEASING 8023. C-5-4-30 (8) option. Great location, 10 minutes from campus. Fur¬ JUNK CARS wanted. FALL 8 SUMMER LEASING SOUTH LANSING air, snow tires. $2000. 349- Also $3.30 per hour. Apply in - Large, nished, 5 bedrooms, car¬ FALL HOUSING - DON'T ROOMMATE NEEDED start¬ 2022. 8 5-5 (3) selling used parts. Phone clean one and two bedrooms. peted, 2 full baths. For infor MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST person Personnel office East 321 3651. C-22-4-30 (3) GET CAUGHT IN THE EXCELLENT FOR Pets. Mod¬ ing May. 2 bedroom town- 10 minutes to - ASCP or eligible. Acute Lansing Public Schools. 509 house. 394-7076. campus, heat, mation call Gary or Mike, CORVETTE COLD! GREAT LAKES 394- ern 1 bedroom apartment for 8-4-28J3I SWAP meet, appliances, air and carpet 355-9020 or 355-9021. Price care teaching hospital has Burcham Dr. OR-8-4-24 (6) 2680. C-22-4-30 (41 summer with air condition¬ Michigans largest, by Capital GOOD USED tires, 13, 14, 15 part-time openings on mid¬ SUMMER SUBLET, 4 man. From $235. 393 T46. negotiable. 4-4-29 (8! City Corvette Club, April 27 inch. Snow tires too! Mount¬ SECRETARY EXPERIENCED ing, close to campus and Spacious, next to campus 2-4-25 (5) nights. Excellent wages. For Meridian Mall. $190,'month, Sunday 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Ingham ed free. Used wheel and hub Rent negotiable. 351-7032. LOOKING FOR fall housing? County Fairgrounds Mason, caps. PENNELL SALES, 1825 more information please con¬ tact Department of Human downtown location, part time to start with potential to full Apartments 349-6462 8-4-24 (6) 8-5-2 13) FEMALE NEEDED, summer Call Mid-Michigan. They Michigan, $1.50 donation. In¬ Michigan, Lansing, Michigan Resources, Lansing General time, salary to commensurate next to MSU, furnished. $70. have over 400 properties to formation (5171 321-4228 af¬ 48912. 482-5818. MUST SUBLEASE summer! Beginning 4-7-80 SUBLET ROOMY 2-bedroom 332-1952. 8-5-5 (31 Hospital, 2800 Devonshire, with experience, send resume choose from, and they spe¬ ter 3 p.m. 4-4-25 (8) C-22-4-30 (6) Furnished, 1-2 man, 1 bed¬ Win A Free $240 furnished. Air. Close. cialize in the MSU Call Lansing, Ml 48909. 377-8334. to Box 10120 Lansing Michi¬ area. E.O.E. 8-5-5 (11i room, balcony, pool, $190/ Gary 351-1536. 3-4-25 (3) SUBLET SPACIOUS 1 bed today and see if they have gan 48901 5-4-25(8) Poco Poster: DATSUN B210. 1977. AM- MASON BODY SHOP, 812 E. month 332-0760 after 7:30 room, on busline, available what you're FM stereo cassette. looking for. 337 Regular Kalamazoo since 1940. Auto DATA PROCESSING Coor¬ BABYSITTER IN Okemos p.m. 3-4-25 (7) — Check the Classi SUMMER SUBLET 1-bed- now. $220 includes heat. Call 8023. C 5-4-30 (8) gas $3195. 337-1171. painting-collision service. dinator responsible for coor¬ home. June 16th to July fieds for your student room for 2 or 3 people. Near 332-5930 8 a.m.-noon. 8-5-1 (3) American, Foreign cars. 485- campus. $255 total Pam 3-4-28 (4) 3 HOUSES, 3-4 bedrooms, to dinating the implementation 25th. 30 hours per week. number. DODGE OMNI, 1979, 024, 0256 C-22-4-30 (5) and use of Michigan State Must have own transporta¬ UNIVERSITY VILLA — If you find it bring 351 2545. 3-4-25 (4) rent for summer or fall. Walk 2-door, lots of options, $4500, MUFFLER MAN Senate computer system. tion. Salary negotiable. Bene¬ 635 Abbott I.D. card to rm. 347 FEMALE NEEDED to share River's & Water's to campus. Information at Must have high quality inter¬ fit of private swim club. 655 Evergreen. OR-2-4-25 (5) firm 627-3819. 8-4-29 (3) Showing 3-7pm M-F Mufflers, shocks, coil spring 30% discounts to students. personal skills to train users 349-3608 after 5 8-4-28 (8) Manager Apartment r311 Student Services with¬ duplex, own room one mile to Edge Apartments and trouble shoot for Call 337-2653 or 351-8135 in 1 week and campus, available June to MINI-FARM for rent, seven 1974 DUSTER, GOLDEN Lifetime guarantee. 5103 S. com¬ get Now leasing for EARN EXTRA money at June. 351-0259. Prefer grad. acres and pond adjacent to brown, good condition. $700 plete operation. Computer FALL AND SUMMER LEASING a free poster! Call 337-2062. 3-4-28 (3) Logan at Jolly. 394-5060. programming and systems home. Good pay, easy work. 6-4-29 (5) summer only Rose Lake Wildlife Research OR-18-4-30 (5) No experience Starting 4-7-801! ON THE RIVER Area. 6 bedroom 3 bath and development experience es¬ necessary. 124 CEDAR, East 1977 FIREBIRD, automatic, sential. Several years experi¬ Send for application report to Lansing 2 SUMMER APARTMENT appliances. Call Dave, Tues¬ man, 1 bedroom furnished AIR CONDITIONED 350. 32,000 miles. Excellent Mr. Stephens 16118 Fen- sublet one block from cam¬ day to Saturday 351-3835. ence with mini-computers SUMMER SUBLEASE two Aviation apartment Year lease only. pus on MAC, furnished, rent Available May 15. 5-4-25 (71 $3,700. 332 4913 8-5-2 (3) and on line applications a more, Detroit, Ml 48235. 10-4-29 (7) Heat Et hot water included. bedroom with pool and air. negotiable. 351-6308 even¬ Sorry. Full For Fall must. College degree or $250 month. Leases starting $300 per month. Call 337 HOUSES 2-7 bedroom. 12 FORD FUTURA 1978. Must BEAT THE 55MPH blues- equivalent experience in data 0138. 3-4-28 ( 3) ings. X-5-4-25 (5) 261 River St. DENTAL HYGIENIST posi¬ June 15 or September 1. month lease starting fall. No sell. 25 MPG, 17,000 miles. (next to Cedar Village) learn to fly. Experienced processing required. Experi¬ 882-2316 after 5 p.m. Excellent condition, 321-7610 ence in work processing and tion open part-time. East FEMALE ROOMMATE to pets. 2 blocks to 5 miles from instructor. Call 224-7915. OR 22-4-30 18) HEY STUDENTS! GREAT or 627-2578 after 6 Z-8-4-25 (3) legislative procedures a plus. Lansing. Haslett area. 339- LAKES RENTALS is now in Share 2 bedroom, 2 Bath 332-4432 campus. Nice houses. Call 8-4-28 (4) 9656. 20-5 14 (4) apartment. Air Conditioning. 332-3700 9:00a m. to noon or Salary commensurate with your area offering houses and $142.50 month. Call 394- QUIET FURNISHED one bed¬ 2-5p.m. Monday-Friday or experience and ability. Send 76' HONDA Civic - 41,000 Motorcycles d*6 resume not later than May 5, LIKE TO DRIVE? 711 BURCHAM RD. apartments of all sizes and prices - summer and fall 0657. 3 Miles to campus. room, next to campus. 332- see list on door of room 6 at 201 'A Grand River (Above miles. $2850. Good condition. DO IT FOR 4-4-28 16) 4458. 8-4-25 (3) 1980 to office of Secretary of leases available. Call Radial tires, front wheel drive. the Senate, P.O. Box 30036 DOMINO'S PIZZA NOW LEASING 394-2780. C-5-4-30 (9) now. Hosler'sl. Z-9-4-30 110) 35 miles per gallon. Call Anne BMW R60/5 '72, 600cc FEMALE NEEDED June- EAST LANSING- A few 1 Lansing, Mich. 48909. An Now hiring full and part-time For Summer SUMMER SUBLET, close, at 351-6249. 3-4-25 (5) 65mpg Fairings and Saddle¬ Equal Opportunity Employer. Only SUMMER: SUBLET Four June. 3 Blocks from campus. bedroom apartments avail¬ bags. Excellent condition delivery people. Flexible Call after 5. 351-8466. able from $225, Heat in¬ own room, 1-6women. Fall 5-4-30 (341 MUSTANG 1973, 54,000 $1500. 332-0189 after 6. hours with paid vacations Large One Bedroom person, River Glen Apart 8-5-2 (3) cluded. Pool, laundry facili¬ option, negotiable. 355-1951 ments. Free laundry, air, and 353-1574. 8-4-25 (41 miles, dependable, snows in¬ 4-4-25 (4) RN-LPN and holiday benefits. Can Apt. Completely fur¬ ties & easy access to 1-69. or make up to $5/hour with clean. Call 351-7654. cluded, must sell! $700. 332- Immediate part-time opening nished. MALE ROOMMATE needed North Point Apartments, commission and tips. Apply X-4-4-28 (4) 5914. 6-4-29 (31 as charge nurse at for summer term, $85 a 1250 Haslett Rd., Apartment skilled Employment 14 at the following locations: M6000 month, 337-0501. 8-5-2 (3) MUSTANG 1974. miles, automatic. $1300. 355- 50,000 nursing facility, 11-7 p.m. shift. Excellent working con¬ For Appointment Call SUMMER SUBLET - 2 bed¬ room close to campus, rent 7, 332-6354. OR-14-4-30 (8) CEDAR PART-TIME and summer em¬ 1139 E. Grand River, 5910. 6-5-1 (3I ditions, competitive wages. E. Lansing 337-7328 negotiable. 337-2593. ployment with GREENS CU)j>cktngf)am Michigan's Call Ms. Gresco at 332-5061 8-5-5 13) largest, multi-manufacturer or apply in person, Provincial 966 7fowbridge, E, Lansing 75 NOVA - 2 door C.B. radio distributor. Automobile re¬ House Whitehills, EOE. 10-4-28 16) FEMALE NEEDED immedi¬ excellent condition, only 1 & 2 BEDROOM apart¬ • ONE BEDROOM 2,900 miles $1,800. 332-4594. quired. 339-9500. 5-4-28110) ately for remainder of spring C 18-4-30 (5) MAID - HOUSECLEANING ments for summer & fall. 1 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED LUXURY APTS. FURNISHED APARTMENTS 3-4-25 (4) term & for summer sublease. and some cooking with pos¬ block to campus. Clean, qui¬ • AIR CONDITIONING IB.A AN international mar¬ Rates are reasonable. Call 'private balconies 'dish washer, disposal OLDS-CUTLASS Cruiser RESIDENT MANAGER sible live-in. 332-5786. et, air conditioned, reason¬ • SWIMMING POOL keting business currently ex¬ 351-6756 evenings. 6-4-25 (51 'swimming pool 'shag carpeting Wagon 1978. Loaded, built in 8-5-5- (4) able. 349-3413 evenings. • PRIVATE BALCONIES couple needed to manage 40 panding operations. Seeking 'central air 'heat included CB. $4375. 351-0350 or 349 Unit in Okemos. Must be able SUMMER SUBLET. 1 bed¬ 8-3-5 15) • WITHIN WALKING ambitious, independent, per¬ 3818. J0-5:7J4J to perform General main¬ INTERESTED IN travel. Good room University Apartment, DISTANCE TO CAMPUS _ sonable individuals interested tenance. 351-8135. money. National rate $156 per month. Call 355. ROOMMATE NEEDED own *2 Blocks from campus on busline PINTO '73, 52,000 miles, 4 in wholesale/retail marketing per OR 3-4-25 (6) week in 1979 was $249.00. 8349 3-4-24 (3) room'bath, furnished. No * Ask about our special 12 month rates speed, good tires and gas management. Contact Mr lease $125 month. 349-9897. NOW LEASING FOR Full time summer work. Must mileage. $150: 72 Delta 88 James Polaski, 332-1995 for 4-4-29 13) excellent condition, 50,000 RN-LPN appointment. 4-4-25 111) have entire summer free. For 3 FEMALES TO share Cam¬ SUMMER & FALL miles, $700. 339-2669 Ingham Medical Center has an interview call 485-7322. pus Hill. 12 months lease Now leasing for Summer & Fall postions on the Afternoon PART-TIME cashier/book 2-4-25 (9) starting June. $109/month. 24;25 (6)_ PLYMOUTH WAGON 69. and midnight shifts. Excellent store attendant, neat appear¬ PART-TIME Wendy. 349 6290. 5-4-28 (4) NOW LEASING lor CALL 351-7166 351-8631 Next benefits and Salary, Contact ance a must, good pay and stuffing en¬ Brody Located at Hagadorn just south of Service Road Good running condition, fair personnel Department, 374- working conditions, excellent velopes. 2-4 hours/day, 5 SUMMER SUBLEASE. 2 FALL and SUMMER body. $200/best offer. 353 2246 for an interview. Ingham job for student, apply in days/week. $3.25/hour. bedroom, 2 bathroom, air- 1060 after 5:30 p.m. Medical Center, 401 West person only. Cinema X Adult Walking distance to campus. For informotion call conditioning. Two minutes E-5-428 (41 _ Greenlawn Lansing, Michi¬ Entertainment Center 1000 Call 337-7491. 7-5-2 (4) from Student Services. $270 CAPITOL VILLA APARTMENTS Just in time for gan 48909. EOE. 7-4-29 (121 W. Jolly, Lansing. a month or reasonable offer. 332-5330 PONTIAC PHOENIX 1977. OR 8-4-30 (91 Low mileage. condition. Lots of extras. Excellent ANALYST RESEARCHER FULL summer TIME and part-time employment to pro¬ Call 351 9303. S-5-4-28 (5) 1664 E. Grand River NORWOOD APARTMENTS MOTHERS DAY! part-time to assist consumer R.N. B.S.N. Preferred. Appli¬ vide special security during FOUR MAN summer sublet 484-8291 or 339-2301. 351-5647 8-4-29 (4)_ group ings. in electric utility hear¬ Must have advanced cations are being accepted for full- and part-time Com¬ the Republican Convention, excellent work experience for Twyckingham oool, $69'per son, price negotiable. 337- 1330 E. Grand River Let us send your message TOYOTA COROLLA 1972, Criminal Justice 7211. 8-4-24 (3) four door, 71,000 miles, accounting or economics background. Good oppor¬ munity health nurses, Care. Send resume to J. Home premium wages, submit re¬ student, CEDAR VIEW APARTMENTS 351 5647 of Love standard. Air conditioning, tunity for grad students. Flex¬ Mollema. R.N., Administra¬ sume to Mary Campbell, P.O NEEDED 1 2 females to little rust. $895 Call 355- ible hours, approximately 20 tor, In Home Health Care, 633 Box 19177 Detroit, Michigan or sublet River Glenn spring and 1390 E. Grand River with our special 1193 5-4 24 (4) hours per week. $5 per hour. E. Jolly Rd. Suite 4-A. Lan¬ 48219. Equal Employment summer. $115/month, 332- RIVERSIDE APARTMENTS TRIUMPH TR6 convertible Send or bring resume to Utility Intervention Project, sing, Ml 48910. 5-4-25 19) Opportunity. Z-1-4-24 (111 4631. 8-4 30 141 351-5647 1310 E. Grand River MOTHERS DAY Offer 1974, no rust, luggage rack, 590 Hallister Building. $3100 or best offer. 332 2645 5-4-25 (13) Wednesday, May 7, 1980 8-5 5 W _ CLERK WANTED Adult LIVE A LITTLE! TORONADO 79 Loaded, - like new, good mileage. 332- Bookstore. VELVET FIN¬ 4 lines s3.00, 70' per line over 4 lines. 4650 after 5 p.m. GERS. 527 E Michigan, 489 4-4-29 (3) 2278. C-22-4 30 (41 Price includes mailing copy of ad to your Mother! Deadline Wednesday, April 30, 1980 G4MPUS HILL APARTMENTS Only 4 Miio t'om Cjmpm LOST in the Name: Student No: ForeignCar Address Phone: now taking applications for fall & summer ...at ihe pool this Summer! Free Bus Service Service Where to be mailed: Free Bus Service •shog carpeting Name: •J bedrooms •private bolconies •air conditioning •luxury furnishings Maze? Address: City State Zip •Swimming Pool •swimming pool •dishwashers •Furnished •Dishwashers 349-3530 SPECIAL SUMMER RATES special 12 month rates WESERV.CE: WE CAN HELP! AD: •Central Air 9:00-6:00 daily DATSUW VOLKSWAGEN TOYOTA HONDA •4 person units Located just Free Roommate Service Free Roommate Service Grand River, Okemos off 7S1 APARTMENTS The Beetle loosing s 1400 E.CAVANAUGH* 393 1590 Shop 2 O/desf independent VW repair shop ^ Return to State News Classified, rm 347 Student Services - Prepayment required. 731 Burcham Drive 351-7212 10-6pm Daily \ 14 Michigan State News, Eost Lansing Michigan Thursday, April 24, 1980 Houses ift] | Houses Uffl 1 Houses 1 Rooms Rooms Rooms For Sale ][§] Rummage Sale |Rpl Transportation~j HEY STUDENTS! GREAT 3 BEDROOM DUPLEX Sum SUMMER SUBLEASE need SUBLET 2 ROOMS June 15 SUMMER SUBLET 3 rooms FEMALE. NEAR Frandor and BASEBALL FANS, official HADASSAH SEMI AN RIDE NEEDED to Arizona LAKES RENTALS is now in mer sublease, furnished Call 3 females to share 5 bedroom to September 15, 3 blocks in house, great condition, bus. Own room. $30/week. major league baseball jackets, NUAL NEW AND USED Will help pay gas. Call 353 your area, offering houses 351-1349 6-4 29 (3) duplex. Near campus. Will from MSU. Beal entrance Site, and extras 351 3689. Call Pat 372 2011. 8-4 25 (3) HIGHEST QUALITY, call Jeff SALE. Lansing Artillery Ar 8337 4 4 25 15) and apartments of all sizes take singles. 332 1412. $85 $98 option for fall, $115. 3-4-25 (3) 332 5232 or 882 6633. mory. Marshall Street. Mon and prices ■ Summer and fall LOWER HALF of house, X 10 5-2 14) 332 1721 8 5-1 15) 1 BLOCK FROM campus, NEED RIDE to Grand 8-4-25 day April 28, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m Canyon leases available. Call now. 1 bedroom private entrance, ROOMS FOR rent, $115/ several rooms available. $75 (4)_ _ month, utilities included, next Tuesday April 29, 9 a.m. to 3 or vicinity. Will pay all gas 394-2780. C-5-4-30 19) $150. Negotiable for main 4 BEDROOM House for sum OWN ROOM in duplex for to $90 per month. All utilities RECORDS! THOUSANDS to to campus, kitchen, bath and p.m. Furniture, beautiful expense. Leave 5/16 or tenance. 349-4714. 8-5 1 (4) mer h block from campus, summer. Clean, near campus. included. Before 3:30, 489- choose from 75t and up, all clothing, antiques, jewelry, sooner Mike 332 7977 After SUMMER SUBLET 1, 2 or 3 rent negotiable. 332 0259. Good housemates. $90 laundry included, deposit re 5314. 8-4-24 (5) quality guaranteed. WAZOO self propelled lawn mower, 4 3-4 25 (3) nice rooms available for sum¬ SUBLET FOR summer only, 3-4-25 13) month. Jeff 337-1262. quired 337 1098 8-5-1 (5) RECORDS, 223 Abbott, 337 exercise bike. Like new lady's mer in great house with own room. 1, 2, or 3 females 2 4 25 (4) 0947. C-22-4 30 (5) and man's fun-fur coats, OWN ROOM in country sunporch close to campus. needed to share new Spartan NICE 2 bedroom appliances, For Sale Man's complete tux, mattress One fall option 351 1132. St. duplex. 332 4612 or 332 damage deposit, 5 minutes SUMMER ROOM MSU house, washer and dryer, and box springs. 100 new Wanted 3-4-28 15) 8765 8-5-1 I5I from campus, $300 485 LCC near, bus route near, $75 pets ok, $150 per month, Animals women's sweaters. Sporting 2408 371 4400. 8-5-2 (4) includes all utilities. 694-3250. BOAT: 14 ft. wooden; bow or per month plus. 337-2141. equipment, households, R.N. B.S.N. Preferred. Appli FALL. LARGE 4-bedroom 5 4-28 (4) SUMMER SUBLET. Fur¬ 3-4-28 (41 mounted steering, 35 H P. GERMAN SHEPHERD books, records, etc., etc. cations a,e being accepted nished 6-bedroom. 2 living home. Excellent location. 12 4 BEDROOM, Furnished, Evinrude, trailer, extras $850 NEEDED EASYGOING non- Puppies. AKC. 35$ months Many new items with tags for full- and part-time. Com¬ rooms. $95 month. Call 351 - month lease. $680 month $380 plus utilities, 2.2 miles to OWN ROOM now through or best offer. 625-3283. If no old. Wormed. $50.00 Call still on. 4-4 29 I20) munity Health nurses, home smoker for own room in nice 9365. 3-4-28 (3) plus utilities. After 6 p m campus. 351 6824, 3-4 25 (3) summer nice house quiet. answer 625-3520. 676-9468 after 5p.m. house, close to campus, care. Send resume to J 332 1918. 3-4-24 15) $110 Laundry Neal 372-9085 S-6-4 30 (3) $140/month E-5-4-24 (3) Mollemat, R.N., Admini¬ SUBLET- plus utilities. MAGNOLIA ST. 3 bedrooms. SUMMER New 7-5-2 (31 Grad preferred Roger 332- MARSHALL MUSIC CO. Service strator, In Home Health Care, 12 month lease. Starts ATTENTION GRADUATE duplex, 4-5 person occu¬ HORSES BOARDED $50 per 2 BEDROOM FOR students 5352 evenings. 8-5-1 (7) Your headquarters for pro¬ 633 E. Jolly Rd. Suite 4 A. September. Garage, fully students - Newer spacious, 3 pancy, 2 blocks from cam¬ month, includes all feed and GUITAR REPAIRS. Prompt bedroom 3 bath, finished rec pus. Call 337-1561. 5-4-25(4) for lease- Summer term. fessional P A. gear, electric Lansing, Ml 48910. 5 4 29 (9) carpeted. $380. 372-7206. care. 694-3250 after 6 p.m. $300 month. ROOM AVAILABLE in house keyboards, guitars and amps. guaranteed service. Free esti¬ C-3-4-25 (4) room, $525/month plus utili¬ Security de¬ June 8. 5-4-28 14) mates and reasonable rates. MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST, LARGE 2 BEDROOM fur¬ Female $75 per Call 337-9700 or stop in. ties, available Sept. 1 669- posit. Call collect evenings Member American Guild of month. Call 371-4182. Frandor Mall, 3 blocks from blood and donor processing OWN ROOM - nice house, 5513. Bus route. nished, very nice. $550 avail¬ 1313) 437-1317. 8-4-30 ( 6) 8-4-29 (31 west campus. Free parking. Luthiers. MARSHALL MU¬ and component preparation. Close to Mac's bar. $85 OR-4-4-25 (71 able June. 332-3900 C 22 4 30 (7) Lost & Found SIC CO. 337-9700. B.S. in Medical Technology month. Extra's June-August 8-4-30 i4i SLEEPING ROOMS, down¬ ROOM FOR rent, reasonable C-22-4-30 (6) preferred, full time day posi¬ 15 485-9796. 3-4-25 (3) 2 BEDROOM DUPLEX, appli town Lansing, completely must occupy by June 1. Call MILK CASES, sturdy plastic, tion in Muskegon. Apply GOLD WEDDING band lost EAST LANSING. $300 2- ances, available immediately. Rooms furnished 485-2747 or 485 after 5p.m. 337-0430. 12" by 12" by 10.5" inside, on way from Giltner to Lib¬ EXPERT GUITAR repairs. American Red Cross, 1800 $440 + utilities. 372-2213 2774. 5-4-25 13) 8-4-29 (3) bedroom. Pets. 75c each. Makes nice storage, Acoustic and electric. Most East Grand River, Lansing. Rural. 332- 627-5776. 8-4-30 (41 VACANCY NOW thru sum¬ rary. 355 5768. 2-4-29 13) 8391. 4-4-25 (3) book shelf. 676-5460, 676- extensive shop in the state. 8 5-5- (91 mer, In large house, nice WOMEN NEEDED, 5 bed- ROOM FOR rent, country 2047. 9-4-25 I5I ELDERLY INSTRUMENTS. CREATIVE AMBITIOUS Own room, close to room, 2 bath duplex, Own LOST HEWLITT Packard cal- area. living, female, utilities in¬ 332-4331. C-22-4 30 (5) BOOKS FOR Gypsy Scholar HOUSES - 4-bedroom. people, to join me in finding a MSU. Call 332-5971. 6-5-1 (4) room; rent negotiable. 351 cular33C. Reward. 337-1797. cluded, rent negotiable 641 - Book sale, donations taken Summer. 1 block from cam¬ house for next school year. '932. 5-4-30 (3) 6305 after 5. 10-4-28 (4) 10 ORIGINAL LITHO- 3-4-23 (3) TUTOR FOR preschool child- Room 223, Morrill Hall. pus. 351-2626. 8-5-1 (3) Want to form an interesting ROOM 508 Grove St. Quiet 3 blocks from campus, $23 per "7.7 ~_77.7~ ~ — ROOMS ACROSS from Wil¬ GRAP.HS / Collection of signed prints and posters. CONGRATULATIONS ren experienced, qualified X-10-5-7 (3) living environment. Business ROOM IN new duplex. Air teacher with child DUPLEXES. 3 4 persons. potential. week, smokers, available liams Hall Most 20" x 30" or larger. If your student number is develop¬ to Non-smoking, no cable, dishwasher, $125/ on Michigan Ave. ment major preschool em¬ TO DO Spring cleaning, call Semi-furnished, summer or straight only. 487-0905. May 1 332-1763, after 4:30 month. Mike 332-7977, after 351-3038 or 351-9538. Picasso, Miro, Rothe, and 735408, you have won a free phasis. 882 8958 after 5. for more information 655- fall. Call 669-9939 20-5-15 (3) S 5-4-25 15) 4. 3-4-25 (3) OR-22-4-30 (31 Moore. 484-7669 evenings. POCO poster. Bring I.D. to p.m. 8-5-1 (4) 5-4-25 (6) 4472. 8-4-30 (3) 1-4-24 (6) 347 Student Services within 1 week. 1-4-24 (61 PROFESSIONAL LAWN care COINS-WILL buy U.S., and IF YOU AIN'T GOT IT, No job to big foreign. All metals. Also rings LOST GOLD ROPE chain or small, call and watches. 625-3296. with emblem JOEL. Big Jeff Wells at 351-1249 GET ITI - 8-4-25 (3) The State News Yellow Page reward. 393-9004. 3-4-28 (3) 8-5-1 (31 AT DICKER AND DEAL SECOND HAND STORE STOLEN - "Bob Jackson" 10 Speed bike. Blue with black Instructions Round Town IftH Trim, good lettering. $150 THE BLACK Orpheus Gospel A UNIQUE EXPERIENCE! Reward. No questions asked LESSONS IN Guitar, banjo and more, at the ELDERLY Choir presents their 9th an¬ call 372-6528. nual spring concert. May 4, 1701 S. CEDAR ST. INSTRUMENT SCHOOL. Business - Service C-18-4-30 (3) 1980, 6:00 p.m. Union Ball- LANSING, 487-3886. LOST-THREE keys on brass room- Admission Free. key ring. If found, please call WE BUY, SELL, and TRADE. 353-0406. 2-4-24 (31 NEW FACES M-26(6)_ C-5-4-30 114) LOST-DARK WANTED After you place a classified ad rim glasses. in this newspaper, the calls for professional modeling Black case. Near library. 4-21 will start SCHWINN 10-speed Varsity, to train for Live Fashion coming in fast! You p.m. Reward. 355-1713 or Directory $125. Ladies 3-speed $90. Show. Magazine, Photo may find it hard to keep track 351-1055. 3-4-25 (4) of interested Both excellent condition. graphy, T V. No experience parties. 372-3038. 3-4-28 (4) necessary LOST GOLD ring with Jade STEREO - $200, mattress - inlay. 332-3659. Reward. 3-4-24 (3) diudmi It's What's $150, box spring - $150, FABRICS coffee table - $25, dresser - LOST-GOLD digital pocket Professional Modeling of Happening CONTACT LENSES IMPORTS $25, lamps - $25. 351-2744 watch with Lansing Inc. 351 0031. after 5 p.m. inscription. $RE- WARD$. Call 351-2625, PRIVATE GUITAR instruc¬ Announcements for It's What's E-5-4-30 14) CULPEPPER'S l^fampus 10-5-2 (4) tion. Beginners through ad¬ Happening must be received in the QUILTS J Contacts aro ELECTRONIC HAND calcula¬ tor T.I, Programmable 58 vanced. Call MARSHALL MUSIC CO. 337-9700. Open State News office, 343 Student Services Bldg., by noon at least Specializing mint conditioned. Call 351- Mobile Homes weeknights until 9:00 p.m. two days before publication. No Saturdays 10 a.m.-5 p.m. announcements will be accepted in the 7202, $70. E-5-4-29 (3) univtesmt/tiu. C-22-4-30 (6) by phone, 210 ABBOTT (upstairs) UOMAC C.UMING MAYFAIR 1970. 12' x 52'. 2 ., , EAST LANSING fitting and servicing Second I *v«l WHAT'S FLAT, Black and Circular? T-Shirts. 4 Sizes, 9 bedrooms. 3 minutes from GUITAR LESSONS- Home Volunteer Action Corps fulfills •Worldwide Imports campus. $4200. 351-0732. short-term labor needs in the study program with personal 332-2927 •Indian Imports colors. $4 each. C-6-4-30 (3) 8-5-5J4) instruction. community. We need your help. CONTACT LENSES No need for _ •Egyptian Jewelry Volunteer in 26 Student Services Open Tuesday—Saturday HANDMADE JEWELRY MONARCH 1974 14x70. 2 weekly appointment. Send Low Cost Trial Wearing •Batiks, lace j bedroom, extras. Perry, address, for sample Bldg. Plan Box, 5 felt-lined drawers. 625- name, Quilts, fine cottons, Dr. Douglas M. Dean embroidered shirts 4424. 10-4-30 (3) lesson. Sun Dew Publishing ailtJI 301 MAC, SUITE 106 Walnut colored. 12" high, MSU Hang-Gliding Club meets Folkwear© patterns Optometns 337-7120 18" wide, 9" deep. Never Box 333, Mason, Ml 48854. EAST LANSING, 351-1396 8-4-25 (7) at 7 tonight, 208 IM Sports-West. used $50. 663-1257. Open to the public. MEDIA SERVICE PROMOTION TABACCONIST E-5-4-29 (5)_ Personal / MSU Counseling Center pre¬ NOW MAR THIS FROM THK TOR SCHWINN VARSITY- girls Typing Service sents the program "Women in Light blue 10 speed. Excellent HAPPY BIRTHDAY Mr. Tom Videotape The Yellow Pages HINOI AT THI STORK WITH TNI condition. $100 Call 332- Dutch. April 24th is his Medical Services" with Teresa ACCURATE TYPING. 6 years Introductions RID DOOR! 0140 E-5-4-2943) special day. Thanks for every¬ secretarial experience. IBM Bernardez, Shirley Kangas, Linda Coniglio A division of Media ARE 'Cigaretts by: We have in stock - WATER BED- custom frame, thing. Love The Evans Scholars. Correcting. Dissertations, thesis, term papers, editing. d Judy Kulke from 3:30 to 5 p.m. today, 342 Union. Open Komm. Productions Sherman - Dunhill - Sobraine Heater - $115. Call Jake 485 to the public. S-2-4-25 I5I Call 374-8627. 12-5-2 (4) 'Photographic copying 'Videotape productions WHERE 'Pipes by Savinelli *21 Red Door pipe tobacco blends 9796. 5-4-29 (4) HAPPY BIRTHIDAY Jan! TYPING - IBM Selectric, Opportunity for juniors and BEIGE HERCULON stearms- seniors to earn academic credit 'Videotape introductions WARNING Love, Doodah. 1-4-24 (3) reasonable rates, ten minutes 'custom typesetting for your artwork, layouts, posters ITS AT The Surgeon General has determined that cigarette smoking is dangerous U> your Foster hide-a-bed. Excellent Condition. $225. 694-5703. from campus, 393-5123. 14 interning with various economic development programs. Contact years experience. 3-4-30 14) to advertise Real Estate David Persell, College of Urban Call 351-0435 ca I Doug 355-8255 CexmcLeLL's & Sho SHARP ELECTRIC printing THESIS EDITING - By de¬ Development. T 332-4269 f calculator model EL 1166, never been used $75. 393- 0804. 10-5-2 (41 PERRY AREA sided chalet, 3-4 bedrooms, 1 1/1 New cedar greed professionals, free con¬ sultation. 339-8602. sulfation. 339-8602. 3-4-28 (3) 3-4-28 MSU sems ,he Counseling Center „Ma|(j j( jp Marrj pre¬ .. 1 Vi Hntk TRANSMISSIONS nr>r>lmnnop bath, appliances, xintor ~" AUTOC INICS VISION CARE softener, carpeted. 3 acres. water TYPING IBM correctable _ workshop series "Closeness: The " KENWOOD RECEIVER selectric. 7a.m. to 7p.m. Wish and the Fear" from 3 to 5 THE $49,500. 625-4144 Aldrich SPARTAN MUFFLER MAN Model KR-3600, 1 year old, Associates. S-4-30-6 Phone Ruth 641-6934. p.m. today, 207 Student Services like new, $140, 351-0772. 8-4-25 (3) Bldg. Pre-registration is required. MUFFLER CENTER •We honor all muffler J.R. NIXON, O.D. 5-4-25 (4) Don't put it off any longer. •BRAKES guarantees Call us with your ad today. EXPERT TYPING. Disserta- RHA Budget Committee meets LADIES FULL length rabbit nuns theses business at 4 p.m. today, 323 Student 'SHOCKS - - •Life time guarantee •hard and soft contact fur coat, $90 or best offer, Services Bldg. Open to the public. MSU - ONE MILE legal. MSU grad. 337 0205 The Trinsmission Experts 'FRONT END WORK lenses size 5-7, call Sandy after 5, C-22-4-30 (3) 30% Discount Fireplace accents sound •Automatic Transmissions *eye glass prescriptions 882-9810. 5-4-25 (5) three bedroom located at Work of Christ meets for prayer, 30% with student I.D. TYPING FREE pick-up and •Hear Ends *fee inquiries welcome 2232 Forest Road. 9900 singing, scriptural teaching and •Standard Transmissions STUDENT DISCOUNT •mufflers AIR CONDITIONER 5000 down, $350 per month. Dave delivery. Fast, experience, fellowship at 8:30 tonight, Parlors BTU Philco. Good condition. low rates. 676-2009 •Foreign Cars ON ALL WORK •shocks 349-5077 Fry Realty. 641-4512. A and B, Union. Open to the 355-6211. $75 or best offer. OR-13-4-30 (41 public. 393-7540 WITH I.D. •coil springs E5-4-25 13) 8-4-25 (6) 6026 S. Cedar 717 S.PENNSYLVANIA UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS 394-5060 Meijer Thrifty Acres • Okemos STEREO - YAMAHA re¬ Keep cool this summer. COMPLETE RESUME SER Conversational sign language at Miller 487-9332 5103 S. practice is at 7 tonight, fourth floor Logan at Jolly ceiver CR 1020, Sony turn¬ Watch our Classified col¬ VICE: typesetting; offset umns for early sales on air lobby, MSU Library. Open to the HEALTH FOOD BARBER COUNSE ING table PSX-5, audio tech. car¬ conditioners. printing; and bindery services public. tridge 15 SA, Yamaha speak¬ Approved dissertation print¬ ers NS 69011. Excellent con¬ ing and binding specialists. 10% DISCOUNT Spartan Barter Free Pregnancy Testing WOMEN'S COUNSELING dition, $1200, over $1700 For estimate, stop in at 2843 Minority Pre-Health meets at 7 tonight, 335 Union. Open to the Counseling Services Recreation to all MSU students For Men, Styling Women Pregnancy Terminations CENTER new, 645-2125. 8-4-24 (81 (fi E. Grand River 332-8414. C-22-4-30 (9) or phone public. and 927 E. GRAND RIVER on purchases of J2 Children Gynecological Core WANTED COPYGRAPH SERVICE The deadline for the College of Family Planning (across from Bogue St. DISC JOCKEY or more, yogurts COMPLETED, DISSERTA Business Advisory Council appli Appointment or Walk-in campus entrance) /juitars - cameras - bicycles - #1 SOUND ft DISCOUNT and breads excluded for information cau TIONS AND RESUME SER cations has been extended to April lower Level Union stereo gear jewelry RECORDS team up Dannon 517 337-7350 333-3554 to bring VICE. Corner MAC and 30 Yogurt - 39' you your favorite tunes for Building •Michigan Dept. of Public Fast electronic and Grand River, 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. camera your next party. Phone 332 RANDALL HEALTH FOOD 9-5Mon.-Fri. The Department of Psychology 355-3359 uuomar^are License #17 •Pregnancy Testing , epair. 2212. Ask for Tom. 22-4-30 17) Monday-Friday, p.m. Saturdav. 10 a.m.-5 337-1666 invites you to experience hypnosis Brookfield Plaza of LansmG •Concerned Counselors C 22 4 30 (71 and satisfy your curiosity. Group Instant cash-WILCOX 1381 E. Grand River Potnt North Prof*i»on«l Center •Birth Control Counseling hypnosis is from 4 to 5:30 p.m. TRADING POST. 509 E. TYPING TERM papers. Ex¬ 332-6892 Suite 107 •Pregnancy Termination today, 118 Berkey Hall. All stu 0401 E Saginaw Michigan, Lansing. Phone perienced, fast service ■ IBM dents welcome. Lansing. Mtchtgan 40912 WOHEH HELPING WOHEH 485 4391. C 14-4 30 (121 Call 351-8923. OR 22 4 30 (3) PROMOTION OPTICAL SERVICE PHOTOGRAPHY BOOKS! 3 floors of books, The Faculty Women's Associa¬ HAIR SALON LOW RATES COMPUTER tion's annual spring banquet is at 6 magazines and comics. TYPING Resumes, Thesis, CURIOUS BOOK SHOP, 307 LOWEST p.m. April 30, Village Market CLARICE'S HAIR BOUTIQUE CO-OPTICAL Specializing in East Grand River, East Lan- COST FLIGHTS Term Papers. Call "G" Typ¬ ing. 321-4771 C-22-4-30 (4) Contact Gene Cords at 355-1842 sino. 332-0112. C-22-4-30 151 Let us 'Pressing SERVICES 'Curling NEW AND used guitars, ban¬ ■ Reliable ■ free Flexible European Stops ANN BROWN TYPING Democratic Socialist Organizing Committee of MSU will hold a work 'Permanents jos, mandolins, etc. Dulci¬ ■ Buy Now For Summer Dissertations - Manuscripts {■st Lansing's Only 'Hair meeting and discussion at 8:15 Relaxing and kits. Recorders, And Save 349-6660 for C»p«rati«t Optical1 mers C-22-4-30 13) p.m. Sunday, Sunporch Room, Instont Color and Open Tues. through Sat. thousands of hard to find (212) 689-8980 Union. Open to the public. Outside New York evenings by appointments you! EYES EXAMINED Black and White 810 S. Holmes St albums and books. Discount prices. Expert repairs free FSee 1-800-223-7676 TYPING IN my home. Close GLASSES - The Center For Student Travel Inter Varsity Christian Fellow¬ CONTACT LENS Passport Phone estimates. ELDERLY IN¬ 1140 Bto;idway. NYC NY 10001 to campus. Quality work! ship meets at 7 tonight, 342 Union. 355-8255 1331 E. Grand River Resume ID Photos 485 3544 STRUMENTS. 541 E, Grand River 332 4331 C-22-4-30 (9) 'Our Nth Year Cindy 9a.m. 7 p.m. 394 4448 C-22-4-30 131 Open to the public. Broekftcld Plain 'Owner & BLUEGRASS EXTENSION Agronomy Club meets at 5:30 Operator, SEWING MACHINES EXPERIENCED IBM typing. 351 - 5330 - new SERVICE plays weddings, p.m. for Softball practice and at 7 220 Albert St. 332-3026 dissertations I Pica Elite) Clarice Ellis Singer machines from $99.50. parties, 655 1366 or 353 9695 tonight for seed kit assembly, 311 FAYANN 489 0358 Guaranteed used machines C-22-4-30 (3) Agriculture Hall. PUT NEW LIFE INTO YOUR BUSINESS from $39.50 All makes re¬ paired EDWARDS DISTRI Clever shoppers use classi¬ C-22-4-30 (31 ECKANKAR International Stu¬ BUTING COMPANY, 1115 N. fied as a directory of the They're divided into |ob dent Society meets at 8 tonight, CALL DOUG 355"8155 State News Classifieds! Washington 489 6448 C-22-4-30 18) city's best buys. Won't you classifications to search easier. make the 116 Bessey Hall. Open to the do the same? public. 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Mythological lance Thursday, April 24, 1980 16 Michigan State News East Lansing Michigan Women will discuss medical careers Westland Shopping Center will be offered every Thursday focus on a different aspect of Women in medical services vice president of nursing at for the remainder of spring women and their careers. The Corner W. Saginaw and Waverly will be discussed at a presenta Sparrow Hospital; Linda tion of the Women at Work C'oniglio. D.O. in general prac term. Each presentation will program is open to the public. series at 3:30 p.m. today in 342 tice; and Judy Kulke, nursing MSI' I'nion. supervisor at the Ingham Teresa Bernardez. a profes¬ sor in the MSU Department of County Health Department, will speak at the event. Panels to discuss Africa Shirley Kangas, The Women at Work series Psychiatry; Somalia and Ethiopia will be sed from 1:30 to 3:15 p.m. Open Mon. thru Sat. 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. discussed in three panel discus Patrick Gilkes, BBC chairper¬ Sunday 12 noon to S P.M. son and critic, will lead a third 104 Kellogg Army medical jobs sions today in Center. panel on "Socialism and Class in The policies, leadership and Ethiopia" from 3:30 to 5:15 p.m. trends in Somalia and the horn Can \ (continued from page 51 in the military for women." of Africa will be the lecture The lectures, which are free Black female general, and said Although she supports the draft of women, Johnson said topic from 10:45 a.m. to 12:30 and open to the public, are she supports conscription of women if the draft should be she does not think it is neces¬ p.m. sponsored by the Northeast "The (Juestion of Nationali African Studies Committee of re-enacted. sary for women to be in combat. She added, however, that ties in Ethiopia" will be discus MSL's African Studies Center. "Personally. I think most nurses have been near the lines women would not object to of combat in every war. being drafted." she said. "We're looking at a military "There's a career opportunity conflict with the eyes of what happened in the past — the future may be different." she Grandparent project (continued from page 3l He said the time he gives to 'Strike breakers" said. Williams is very special to him. Johnson said military careers janitor at night. CAMERA should be attractive to women Williams has been in Lansing "From the benefits I've re¬ NEW YORK (API - Two because they offer chances to for about 30 years, and has ceived. 1 encourage everyone to commuting businesspersons, stranded by the city's transit grow and expand. positive reactions toward the gel involved in some volunteer strike and faced with a pouring Johnson is a Washington, area. program," Kieft added. 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