r" RID AY Put your skis back in the closet. Temperatures in the 50s "The State News and rain is expected today. VOLUME 74 NUMBER 70 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY, EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48824 APRIL 25, 1980 mm mmmmmim warn Dem. campaigners converge on Michigan Mrs. Carter campaigns for her husband in Detroit Bv SUSIE BENKELMAN larger cars if the smaller cars were not and ROLAND WILKERSON available. State News Staff Writers "We understand the situation in Detroit DETROIT - First Lady Rosalynn Carter and in Michigan, and we want to help in campaigned here for her husband Thurs¬ every way we can," she said. day, saying the president is doing all he can She said her husband's chances of being to relieve Michigan of its financial woes. re-elected will not be harmed even though The Detroit stop was one of four Mrs. Republican John Anderson has announced Carter made in Michigan to ask state that he is running as an independent Democrats to support the president in candidate. Saturday's Democratic caucuses. Mrs. Carter also campaigned in Grand THE FIRST LADY praised her hus¬ Rapids, Traverse City, and Saginaw. band's urban policies, saying "For the first Mrs. Carter told reporters at Metropoli¬ time we have an urban policy that is tan Airport that inflation and energy are working." the key problems facing the automobile "We have a very close working policy industry in Michigan. with the White House staff and the mayors First Lady Rosalynn Carter of cities," she said. "WE ARE WORKING very hard with She assured city leaders that cuts in state for their lives." the representatives of the industry to help revenue sharing funds will She said the president will probably not not severely them through this transition period," she damage metropolitan areas. leave the White House until the Iranian said. "The administration has $500 million in crisis is over. Mrs. Carter added, however, that the the budget to help cities who lose state She added that the administration is Carter administration does not believe that revenue sharing funds," she said. asking families of the American hostages import quotas on foreign automobiles would Mrs. Carter said, the president was not not to go to Iran to visit them. benefit the United States. on the campaign trail himself because he "The situation in Iran is so volatile," she The quotas, she explained, would dis¬ felt the American hostage situationin Iran said. "It is not a stable situation and we courage Americans from buying the im¬ warranted his full attention. don't want more hostages." ports and encourage them to drive older, Mrs. Carter said another international less fuel-efficient cars. She also noted "HE WORRIES ABOUT the hostages, situation receiving the president's attention Americans would rather keep their older. she said. "He feels personally responsible i continued on page 18) Democratic presidential candidate Edward M. Kennedy stressed economic problems in the United States as State News Joseph P. lippincott Iran threatens blockade Rep. David Hollister and Attorney General Frank Kelley listen attentively. Kennedy gave a press conference at Capitol City Airport Thursday afternoon before moving on to Grand Rapids. SENATOR BLASTS CARTER'S POLICIES of Persian Gulf oil supply By The Associated Press newspaper report told of hundreds killed in attacks by the Iranian Iran threatened on Thursday to cut off the West's vital Persian air force, and a Kurdish group appealed to world organizations for Mich, in Gulf oil lifeline if the United States mines Iranian ports. help. 'depression' — Kennedy "We shall close the Persian Gulf at any price," Foreign Sadegh Ghotbzadeh said in television. an Minister interview with Iranian radio and In Tehran, the 50 American captivity. hostages spent their 173rd day in Carter said last week military action would be the next U.S. By TIM SIMMONS here we would have met with success," "If a person is being persecuted and has He did not say just how the Iranians might try to half the option if economic and diplomatic pressure by American and its State News Staff Writer Kennedy said, "Our campaign has gained to pay for freedom, I am concerned for that supertanker traffic out of the gulf, which accounts for about 60 allies did not lead to the hostages' release. The principal tactic Sen. Edward M. Kennedy blasted the strength and meaning over the last few individual," he said. percent of all world oil exports. But if they succeeded, it would under consideration is a sea blockade, most likely by mining effects of President Carter's economic weeks." Kennedy also said he favored the location abruptly cut off 10 percent of the United States' oil, and higher Iranian ports. policies at a press conference in Lansing of foreign auto plants in the United States proportions for Western Europe and Japan. Referring specifically to this threat, Ghotbzadeh was quoted by Participants in the caucuses this weekend because it would provide competiton. The threat came as the Iranians edged closer to the Soviet Thursday, saying Carter has forced Michi¬ had to register as Democrats by Feb. 26. Tehran Radio as saying, "If the decision is made by these gan into an economic depression. Kennedy has the backing of the United Union economically in the face of growing Western pressure to win gentlemen to mine then there is no reason why we should allow About 41,000 people are eligible to vote ... The Democratic candidate flew into Auto Workers, and 10,000 UAW members the freedom of the U.S. Embassy hostages. any more oil to be exported to the rest of the world from the Saturday, but party officials are worried Michigan after a narrow victory in Pennsyl¬ about a low voter turnout. have registered as Democrats for the Persian Gulf. In such a case, we shall close the Persian Gulf at any vania for a whistle-stop tour to garner caucuses. THE SOVIETS CONFIRMED they would open their highway price." last-minute support for Saturday's Michigan Carter, however, has the backing of system to increased Iranian traffic if President Carter orders a Iran and six Arab nations Iraq, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia. DEPENDENCE ON FOREIGN OIL must — Democratic caucuses. be Detroit Mayor Coleman Young and has blockade of Iranian seaports, and they announced they were Bahrain, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates ship their oil out alleviated by developing alternative — "I don't believe that there is any place in apparently locked up the vote in two resuming suspended negotiations to buy Iranian natural gas. through the Persian Gulf, which narrows down to a 20-mile-wide domestic energy sources, Kennedy said. this country that is experiencing the adverse Detroit districts. The war in rebellious Kurdistan raged on, meanwhile. A Turkish l continued on page 181 "In my energy program there is no room impact of the disastrous Carter administra¬ tion economic for nuclear power," he said. policies more than the state of Michigan," the Massachusetts senator said. Kennedy proposed of coal and You don't have Michigan — you a recession in the state of have a depression." solar power, as well as strategic oil reserves. more use increasing U.S. MSU Iranian students face further restrictions WITH ALMOST 11 PERCENT of Michi Kennedy refused to speculate on what By ELYSE GOLDIN University and INS probably will not have said. process of singling out one foreign group gan's work force unemployed, Kennedy Rep. John Anderson's independent can¬ State News Staff Writer any discretion on cases pertaining to It is difficult to determine how the was illegal, he said. called Carter's economic policies "inhumane didacy would do to the presidential election Additional steps have been taken by the Iranians as they have had in the past. INS officials prefer to begin the inter¬ in November. banking community will respond to Iranian and costly." University to comply with directives of the "We simply have to follow orders ... the funds, Benson said. Some banks have been viewing process in Detroit this summer and Political experts have called the race U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Ser¬ work in alphabetical order of students' "It is much too early to speculate on that. president's directive," Benson said. hesitant to cash foreign checks for fear they between Carter and Kennedy in Saturday's vice, aimed at reducing the number of History has indicated that we always have will not be honored, he added. names throughout a six-month period, caucuses a "dead heat" with the major factor Iranians in this country, MSU's advisor to supported a two-party system," he said. IN THE PAST, the University was At the April 10 meeting it was also Benson said. in the contest being voter turnout. foreign students said Thursday. required to submit foreign students' appli¬ announced, all foreign students will soon be However, educators recommended the Kennedy said the Michigan contest would ALTHOUGH KENNEDY SAID he is August Benson said the University cations for visa alterations to the INS with required to interview with INS officials. practice not begin until October because be "an uphill battle" for him as the two concerned with the Cubans seeking refuge received additional orders this week, in a the endorsement they they were of good Benson explained the additional directive many students are not enrolled during the presidential hopefuls vie for the state's 141 in the United States "as individuals," he letter from the federal registrar, not to student status. summer and September is devoted to pertaining to all foreign students was delegates. said laws that apply to the situation must be extend stay permits, not to change the primarily made in an effort to update state registration. The group also suggested "I'm convinced if we had an open primary status of approved visas and not to grant Although there have been several cases enforced. of Iranian students seeking asylum in the interviews be held on campus and in order university files. When INS officials inter¬ permanent residency to Iranian students United States, Benson said the number will viewed Iranian students in December, the of graduation dates. unless a relative is involved. "The interviews will put additional probably rise. federal agency realized many universities State universities were originally in¬ It is not yet clear how Iranian students had outdated records. pressure on students, the institution and Kennedy comes to town: structed at an April 10 meeting of and the Michigan Association for the INS Foreign will receive funds from Iran, he said. Iranian students managed to receive FOREIGN STUDENTS WILL also be immigration services," Benson said. Other than burdening interviewees, the Student Affairs to suspend action on funds this term to pay tuition, however, interviewed, in part, to avoid legal prob¬ process should not have significant effect on Iranian students wishing to extend or local foreign students because the majority summer term will be an indicator of lems with the American Civil Liberties a media event Lansing re-validate their visas, seek permission for off-campus or practical employment or whether they may continue to do so, Benson Union, which in January suggested the of MSU records are updated, he added. transfer from one institution to another, The traditional "boys the bus, which Benson said. on Applications for Iranians By TIM SIMMONS now includes an equal number of women seeking asylum were also suspended, he State News Staff Writer reporters, crowded into the room shortly added. The local media arrived at the airport first. It's not very often that most of these reporters get to see someone like a Ted before Kennedy reached the podium. The small room was now jammed with more than 200 people, including supporters, Benson said the orders are a gradual and direct attempt by the INS, the attorney general and the administration to reduce Lansing-area resident fills position Kennedy. local police and hand shaking politicians. as Director of Women's Programs the number of Iranians in the United States. The small carpeted lobby of the General Jockeying continued for the entire half "Many of the instructions come right from Aviation Building at Capitol City Airport hour news conference as camera motors the White House," he added. began to fill up quickly. However, 20 or 30 clicked, and Kennedy spoke in a Boston of the 60 people were Secret Service men. accent. He and his supporters, as well as the By LESA DOLL "SINCE THAT POSITION has been empty for so long the THE ORIGINAL DIRECTIVES did not State News Staff Writer The glass-encased room soon became a national reporters, seemed to take it all in spark controversy from educators at the various job missions have been picked up in a piecemeal way and maze of lights and wires as television and A Lansing area woman has been chosen as MSU's Director of haven't been done," she said. style. After all, it was just one more stop on April 10 meeting because "at that point it radio crews readied for the candidate's the campaign trail for the presidential Women's Programs, the director of human relations announced Frye said this will require the new director to form a "space for looked like a situation we could work with appearance. hopeful and his entourage. Thursday. herself." . . . that they would be able to stay and Outside, about 50 Pro-Life activists After a short speech and a question and Diana Algra, current director of the Lansing Women's "It's been very bad that that position hasn't been filled and it finish their degrees," Benson said. Bureau, waited in the spring snow with chosen out of a field of more than 30 applicants makes it harder for somebody to fill it," Frye said. placards, answer period, Kennedy went to the doors Beginning this summer, Benson said the was for the hoping to shout a phrase or two that might and moved toward the crowd outside the orders will affect the majority of MSU's 216 position. Frye said Algra's experience is a valuable asset to the position,' catch Kennedy's attention. lobby, which now numbered almost 100. Iranian students. Iranians whose visas Algra's established the woman's bureau which provides held The Secret Service men were The response was immediate. "Shake my are Ralph Bonner, human relations director said, "We're very and referrals for many women in many areas. She has experience now visibly expiring will be affected first, followed by pleased to get someone of her background." anxious for the press conference to begin as hand. We love you Ted,"' someone shouted. those seeking extensions of their student organizing women's events for the community, and has 4 six large cars followed The Secret Service men were doing their Algra's appointment is the result of a three-month search for a bachelor's in industrial psychology and a master's degree in labor by a Greyhound bus status. drove to the end of the best to director by the Department of Human Relations. She was chosen and industrial relations from MSI'. She has also been appointed t(1 runway to pick up keep people from coming through Some Iranian students will be requested Kennedy and his constant following of the glass doors and into the lobby itself. by Bonner and a representative group of University women. serve on many committees in Lansing and in Ingham County, i to leave before receiving their degrees, he election reporters. As the local media Kennedy then turned and moved into a said. Marilyn Frye, faculty coordinator of Women's Studies and member of the search committee, said the committee is pleased "I think the women are satisfied with their choice, and have trouble relating and working with her," Frye said. "She hai won'j caught glimpses of separate room down the hall. The scene Benson will meet with immigration Kennedy running through a side door to a would be repeated a few with Algra's selection, because she is qualified to do the job that a lot of energy and experience and she combines initiative with more times in officials Tuesday in an attempt to assure .lobby entrance, they began to jockey for must be done. continued on page 181 Michigan and countlessly before the Iranian students they will be able to receive position in the room. national convention in August. their degrees. However, he added the 2 Michigan State News East Lansing Michigan Friday, April 25, 1980 'Mustard ladies" released Police said the violence was the most serious in a strike that has U.S. looks into migration stance pitted neighbor against neighbor, father against son. The union il'PH — A favorable pre-trial report has led to the release on has denied involvement with the bombings. KEY WEST. Fla. (AP) - The "freedom float" flotilla brought personal reconizanee bond of three Lansing-area sisters who police hundreds more refugees from Cuba to the United States say nabbed a parcel post truck clad only in mustard. Carter OK's VW Thursday, as the State Department indicated it was reassessing District Judge William Reid agreed to reduce the bond — which originally had been set at $1,000 each - after receiving the report plant its stern stand against the migration. WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Carter signed legislation State Department spokesperson Thomas Reston said the Coast from the Ingham County Circuit Court Pre-Trial Services Thursday clearing the way for Volkswagen of America to build a Guard was under instructions to broadcast warnings that picking organization. second U.S. assembly plant at a Michigan site. The three women — Doshaline McCuin, Charlene Roper and up the Cuba immigrants was illegal. Immigration officials have The legislation authorizes the government to turn over its U.S. said boat owners could be fined or charged with smuggling. Sandra Lewis — had been unable to post the $100 needed to meet the bond. Army missile plant in Sterling Heights for conversion to vehicle But Reston also said that because of the large number of boats The women were released on the condition that they report by assembly by VWA. involved, "we will have to attempt to assess it as we go along, VWA President James W. McLernon said the new assembly taking into account the humanitarian concerns and the law." telephone until their preliminary examination. plant "will allow us to move closer to our goal of becoming a complete, full-line auto company in America." Labor United Airlines skips dividend dispute sparks violence WASHINGTON. Ind. i APi — Firebombings. Riot squads. Mich, banks drop interest rates CHICAGO (AP) — UAL Inc., parent of United Airlines, lost Martial law. Strange terms to this sleepy southern Indiana city, (UPI) — Michigan National Bank has dropped its interest rate $40.3 million in the first quarter because of worsening economic but a violent labor dispute has suddenly brought their meanings on conventional 20 percent down mortgages from 17 percent to conditions and rising jet fuel prices and will skip its regular home. 14.5 percent, following a growing trend. quarterly dividend on common stock, the company said Thursday. ; "I hoped it would never happen here, but damn it. it has," Mayor The Michigan National group of banks is among the state's The loss followed 1979's loss of $72.8 million, which the company !Leo Sullivan said Thursday, hours after a firebomb was hurled largest. attributed to a prolonged strike that shut down United Airlines, ' -through his bedroom window. Other local financial institutions also dropped their mortgage among the nation's largest carriers. No one was injured at the Sullivan home, but three security rates Guardian Mortgage Corp. from 16.25 percent to 15.25 UAL's directors declared the — regular quarterly dividends on the .guards at the strikebound Evans Railcar Co. were injured percent, First Federal Savings of Owosso from 17 percent to 15.5 company's preferred stock, but decided to omit common stock 'Wednesday night when a bomb exploded just outside the A Cuban refugee tries to kiss his Cuban-American percent and Clinton Bank and Trust from 16.5 percent to 15.75 dividends for the first time in six years. company's main office. One was hospitalized with a severe cut on percent. The first-quarter loss, equivalent to $1.37 a share, came despite relative (left) through a chain fence as the joyous the leg, flash burns and a fractured elbow. 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WHEREHOUSE RECORDS 3323525 220 M.A.C 9 a.m. 9 p.m. Jazz Sunday noon 1 p.m. ★ - University Mall Michiqon State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, April 25, 1980 3 EFFECT OF TIGHT BUDGET Dem. phone campaigns hit climax B> MICHAEL VKH State News Staff Writer There will probably caucus will only be open to the 41,000 registered members of the state Democratic party, Financial aid may be cut be many sore fingers Saturday media campaigns would be as phones across the state wasted on people who are not B> KY OWEN tion Bill which Dykema de¬ dents receive financial aid. be reduced as part of the State News Staff Writer scribed as "a fairly liberal ring for the last times in eligible to vote, said one Dykema said it is not possible budget cut. MSU students may find it version." to determine how much they If the basic grant program preparation for the Demo¬ Kennedy campaign worker cratic caucus. from the candidate's South- difficult to get financial aids The Senate is still consider would be affected if aid funds are reduced. Dykema funding In the past weeks, volun¬ field Headquarters. next year as a result of Presi¬ ing the bill and is looking at is cut. said, fewer students will be dent Carter's proposed budget possible cuts in aid funding. The guaranteed student loan teers, many who have been He said a direct targeting eligible for grants and less working long, hard hours, cuts, MSU's financial aids Under the current budget, a is the major point of money will be given to stu¬ approach was the best to use program have been saturating the director said Thursday. new formula would difference between the House dents. in a closed caucus. "Otherwise probably be phone lines with the promises you're wasting your time." Although nothing is finalized, developed to determine eligibil¬ and Senate versions of the Also, there is a proposal to and aspirations of the two The local Kennedy cam¬ Henry C. Dykema said pro¬ ity for financial aid, and that Reauthorization Bill. cut the maximum grant from major Democratic presiden¬ paign has been contacting the posals have been made to cut could leave some students out "It looks as though the SI,800 to $1,700 and to cut the tial financial aid funds as part of in the cold. Senate Appropriations Com¬ minimum from $200 to $150, he hopefuls. 3,100 Democrats in Ingham Carter's plans to balance the "It would probably mean mittee is particularly said. Michigan's caucus begins County, including about 400 ... federal budget. many, many students will not Will Congress go through Saturday morning and, as the MSU students living in resi¬ looking at ways to reduce The House of Representa¬ be eligible (for aid)," he said. with the cutbacks? starting time draws near, the dence halls, said Jess Sobel, programs," Dykema said. statewide tives has passed a Reauthoriza More than 25,000 MSU stu Allocations for direct student "With the mood of Congress, telephone cam¬ Ingham County coordinator paigns have reached their for the Kennedy campaign. loans, the basic grant program, it could very well happen," sters calling the same people, Workers at Kennedy's climax. Sobel said the 30 Kennedy and work/study program may Dykema said. some people receive more Southfield headquarters say The Michigan campaigns for Massachusetts Sen. volunteers from Ingham County have been calling area than one call. Carter campaigner Elliott they have not had any real problems in using telephones Debate no hinder Edward M. Kennedy and Democrats to find out which Jacobson said the 20 or so President Carter have lacked candidate these people sup¬ during the campaign. But ATTENTION ARTISTS!! their usual frenzy this year, because of the switch from an port and to form a list of Kennedy supporters. These local workers have received "reasonably good responses" from the people to whom Sobel admitted that it has been "kind of choppy" adjust¬ to Woman's Weekend East Lansing's new quarterly art magazine NEOTURE, they ing to the caucus strategy. needs your art. open primary to a closed people will be called a second have spoken. By LESA DOLL could not be represented in the We're looking for work from Democratic caucus. time and reminded to vote in "This is our first time State News Staff Writer event of the weekend. talented local artists in the categories of: fiction, Using telephones and can¬ The Carter and Kennedy Saturday's caucus. around," he said. "It's a learn¬ The controversy surrounding Following the statement, music, drawings, sculpture, cartoons, photography, vassing door-to-door are Michigan campaigns have "much more intimate ways of ing experience." EveryWoman's Weekend has several sponsors and sup¬ or any other original art that could be represented abandoned "media blitzes" HE ADDED THAT the doing it," he said. He said most of the sparked an interest in the event porters were angered by the in a magazine format Deadline for submissions for cam¬ and have reverted to a less workers are trying to avoid that has been more of a help denial of particular interest the Spring Debut issue is Jacobson added that he paigning ended last night for April 28. NEOTURE P.O. traditional "telephone blitz." repetition but, with the Ken¬ than a detriment, said Mary expected the race for Michi¬ the local groups and began to withdraw Box. 130, East Lansing, 48823. For more information, Kennedy workers Gilson, co-coordinator of the nedy and Carter campaigners gan's 141 delegates to be when a final mailing was sent funding. call 351-0659 or 349-6916. BECAUSE THE PARTY calling and independent poll¬ weekend. To date, University extremely close. out. College, Gilson said since participa¬ Honors College, the Depart¬ ting groups started with¬ ment of Human Relations, the drawing funding and support Department of Family Ecology, from the event, beginning in the Lansing Community Col fTlen & Women Look Your early April, donations have lege Women's Resource Center, Business college beefs up offerings increased to bring the weekend ahead of the original budget. "If anything, this contro¬ Women in State Government and Womancare of Lansing Best with a cut from have rescinded sponsorship or versy has generated a lot of participation. Garg's. $8.00 to help ease enrollment crunch positive interest within the academic and women's nity," said Mindy Ruzumna, commu¬ The National Organization of Women is still participating in the event, but has issued a call 351-6511 Crt^) , co-coordinator of the weekend. statement of opposition to the "Everything has worked out exclusion of the two special \ By LOUISE WHALL fall from the going to have a hard time lifted in February. Fresh previous GARY 5 term were really well. We're really excited interest groups. State News Staff Writer He expects recruiting him for a Ph.D. and year. a similar men sophomores may about it." Ruzumna said the total with¬ The College of Business has instituted new policies to help increase for fall term 1980. The University has allotted program," Lewis said. Instead, under the new plan, declare a major preference in the college and juniors and The controversy surrounding EveryWoman's Weekend be¬ drawal of funding from these groups was $550. More than C ampus Beautv Sabn alleviate the enrollment crunch funds for six faculty positions the college will have qualified seniors can have their records gan when the coordinating com¬ $900 in donations has been 549 E. Grand River across from Berkey Hall by increasing course offerings which remain unfilled. Lewis faculty members from other reviewed if they wish to declare mittee issued a statement raised since that time, she said. — and utilizing additional faculty said there is a lack of qualified departments teach business a business major. March 28 denying participation "I'm more excited now than members. business faculty throughout the courses. Along with faculty The "freeze" has also been to the Stop ERA and Right to when I first started," she said. Provost Clarence L. Winder from the economics or labor and lifted on Economics 200 and 201 and Richard Lewis, dean of the country. industrial relations depart courses. Beginning summer Life groups. The committee said the two groups were not "IT'S AN ILLUSTRATION GROWLING ABOUT College of Business have "WERE ALMOST POSI ment, some unique members of term, any qualified student consistent with the "pro- of how people can really get developed the new policies to TIVE we wouldn't be able to the University community will may enroll in either course. The woman" goal of the event, and behind you, Gilson said. respond to the continually fill all our open faculty positions be teaching in the college. college has also increased other said those groups could not I continued on page 18) increasing demand for business for next year," Lewis said. MSU President Cecil Mackey course offerings for summer participate in workshops or set courses compounded by a short¬ He said many qualified busi¬ is teaching in the economics term. The college's advising up booths. age of qualified faculty ness students are going into department and Doug Weaver, office is encouraging students Come to tllf members. professional fields instead of MSU's new athletic director, to take advantage of the sum THE COMMITTEE SAID Lewis said the under¬ going into doctoral programs. will teach a course in business mer term offerings because the women could voice their ^AfC QlnWcftsih} graduate enrollment in the "If an individual is heavily law next year. Weaver holds a there is traditionally a lower opinions as individuals during college was up 21 percent last monetarily oriented, we're law degree. demand for summer classes. the workshops, but the groups CliAistion THE NEW PROCEDURE allows students with the great¬ est need to enroll in the shop LOFTY LEVEL ft#* Correction business courses. 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BONNIE RAITT Coordinated, by Campus Action East Lansing, Michigan MSU AUDITORIUM MONDAY NIGHT RICK'S WELCOMES Curl with Style Bonnie Raitt to MSU with a special night this Saturday. FREE TICKETS ■ to the concert to be given away. Special on shots - Jack Daniels, Schnapps, Sliders Tickets for Monday's BONNIE RAITT concert available at: Wherehouse Records II Campus Corners II Sounds & Diversions A division of the ASMSU Programming Board, funded by student tax money. ALL YOU CAN EAT - Spaghetti - Rest. - 2.50 For 24-hour information about Programming Board events, call the PB Hotline 353-2010. This event is accessible to handicappers Opinion 'I,ASH* LARROWE Blind faith voting Bv any cynic's standpoint. Michigan's selection of Democratic had been in years past. But Michigan voters, as well as Don't be beastly to iff delegates this weekend to kick off MSU students, the drive toward the state's May will judge the 20 primary will culminate with a candidates more on blind faith than achievement. Neither I'm bellying up to the bar in the Faculty History," I scolds, knocking back the Bloody ticket that offers candidates that "Nope," he laughs. "And that's a parallel historians say about him: 'His habitual tack, Kennedy nor Carter have much of Cli. ) a couple Fridays ago for the pick-me- Marys and signaling to the bartender for with Adams right there." range from poor to even poorer. discretion and moderation were generally a case. If Kennedy's tenure as up I gotta have before I can face my 8 a.m. another double, "you wouldn't have to ask "Here's the historians' final word on Having virtually overtaken the class, this new bartender barks at me, "Go recognized.' " that question." Fillmore," I chuckles, quoting from memory senator had been marked by "That explains," he butts in, "how presidential race on the Demo¬ several around to the back, mister, you want to "I only got a 1.5 in your class," he says. out of the Dictionary of American Bio¬ Harden was able to talk the Board of cratic front. President Carter and grand and glorious make deliveries!" "All I remember is you told us unions are graphy: " 'While such of his letters are Turkeys into letting our alumni association Sen. Edward M. Kennedy have achievements, he might have had "You must be new on the job, sonny, so great and all bosses are bastards. I don't preserved make him seem singularly color¬ go independent, like the other Big Ten the machinery needed to unseat you don't know me," 1 says to the creep, recall hearing anything in your lectures less, his contemporaries have left testimony sights on Michigan, a state of the real laid back. "You don't put a couple about 'Lash's Law.' " schools. incumbent. But he does not. to his impressive presence, kindly blue "He even sold 'em on giving us $80,000 moderately liberal strongholds Bloody Marys on the bar pronto, you're out "In my research," I trumpets, "I found if that could vote in either candi¬ And Jimmy Carter, despite his on the street without your shot glass." you know enough about presidents of the eyes, and gracious manner.' " out of the 'U's funds for seed money to get "Now it's coming back to me," he says. corporation off the ground. Your date's favor. But Michigan voters, flaws, flip-flopping and failures, our new "Hey, I recognize you!" a dude down the U.S. of A., you can predict how their "Adams looked like a university president has a smattering of achievements bar gushes. "You're Lash Larrowe! I prediction about Harden must've been as the nation nears the counterparts here at State are gonna make August for which he can ride the tide to the remember you from when I was a student out. Historians call it Lash's Law for short." alright, but he sure didn't do much for the favorable, Lash." convention, still have no concrete 'U,' did he? Is he still alive?" "You haven't heard the rest of history's up here in the '60s. "I graduated in '69," he reflects. "Some¬ reasons for supporting either July convention. "I was hoping I'd run into you before your "Oh, he's still around," I says. "Only time verdict on Buchanan," I tells him: "There is body named Adams, I think he was an he gets out in public these days is when he nothing in his conduct which indicated candidate. But a choice must, and For all of his alumni association meeting tomorrow, shortcomings, Lash. I'm on the executive board now, and acting president, signed my diploma. goes to Peoria to give the annual address at political wisdom." will, be made. though, Carter offers the most What'd your so-called 'Law' tell you about the Friends of Millard Fillmore Society." I'd sure like your input on what's goin' on the kind of president he'd be?" "Big Ed conned the trustees into voting Michigan should provide some hope. He has cultivated good between Mackey and Jack Kinney. "Didn't amount to much," I says. "Adams "Ed Harden was the 'U's 15th president, unanimously to let your outfit become an wasn't he?" he grins. "What'd you predict interesting results in a primary relations with Detroit's mayor, "Put whatever Lash is having on my tab," was State's 13th prexy, OK? The 13th independent corporation, sure," I adds, "but about him?" he didn't realize what he was getting 'em process that has become anti- supported a Chrysler Corp. aid he tells the bartender. president of the U.S. was Millard Fillmore, "James Buchanan was the 15th president into. climactic and predictable as of late. package and deserves Michigan's "If you remembered Lash's Law of right. Ever hear of him?" of the U.S., right? Here's what the "When Mackey took over three months Political analysts have yet to peg vote more than Kennedy. Our later, he explained to the turkeys they'd Michigan's preferences, and their endorsement, however, is not made a mistake, they shouldn't have let the uncertainty is by no means unequivocal; Carter's track record VIEWPOINT: THE ADMINISTRATION alumni association out from under the mysterious. Detroit Mayor Cole¬ in Michigan is by no means a president's thumb. That's why they pulled a man Young is an ardent Carter switcheroo, voted to back Mackey against microcosm of his achievements Kinney." supporter, while several key throughout the nation. On several members of the Legislature threw their support to Kennedy even before he formally announced his domestic and international issues Carter has left much to be desired. Mackey's centralization "Why does Mackey want to control us?" he wonders. "Some of us just plain power-mad, Lash. You that?" alums think he's agree with But to vote otherwise would be to candidacy. And the youth vote, to which Jimmy Carter owes a great support a challenger who merely responded rather has than clashes with 'I/' tradition my "Hold it right there!" I snaps, slamming drink down on the bar. "Sure he's a little power-mad, but if you'd apply Lash's Law, deal of his 1976 campaign success, posed solutions to Carter's mis- By PHILIP A. KORTH attests to that fact. The thousands of you'd understand why he acts the way he is much more fragmented than it loyal faculty voice which makes defense possible. handlings. The scope of President Mackey's plan for alumni who honor us with their support The academic governance system has been does." a new and dramatically different MSU is "I still don't get it," he murmurs. provide added testimony. My travels in the shamefully manipulated these past several awesome and chilling. "What're you driving at?" It has unfolded state convince me that the people of years. Its "advisory" and "consultative" "Mackey's MSU's 16th prexy, right?" I dramatically with one blow after another. Michigan recognize our service. To them, modes of expression have proved in¬ He has placed his confederate in a new MSU is the Michigan university. And what says. "That makes him the Abraham adequate - primarily because they lack the Lincoln of State. That have any meaning for position of great power, he has attempted works is its own justification. to control the faculty's free access to organized support to make them effective. you?" What can justify changing it? Certainly Now academic governance can be made trustees and legislators, he has proposed a not administrative style. "Everybody knows Lincoln freed the Faculty members effective only through the organized slaves, Lash, while holding the country grievance procedure which eliminates the are willing to sup¬ change. Indeed, our entire port of a faculty union. hope of just redress of grievances, he has together." enterprise encourages change. Whether it The time to organize is now while it is not attempted to force a radical change to a be focusing new insights onto old "Affirmative," I says. "But that's only problems, yet too late. Each department, each part of the story. Your history textbooks semester system without adequate faculty or addressing new problems generated by program, each college must build its own and student input, he attempted to control solutions to the old, we live with and create play it down, but hey, Honest Abe was the alumni association and he now proposes organization. Those of us who support commander-in-chief of the bloodiest war in change. The underpinning of our commit¬ collective bargaining must now take our our nation's history." to alter the academic lives of faculty ment to change is faith in the power of stand publicly, reason with our colleagues, "You don't mean," he sputters, through "position management," a pro¬ reason. We have seen no reason for any "Mackey's of alert them to the certain fate which will spoilin' for civil with the alumni cedure which subjects every faculty mem¬ these changes. An a war overweening urge to follow inaction, and band together for association, do you?" ber to administrative review (adminis¬ control is alien to this enterprise. As mutual defense. Each trators are exempted, of course). His sub¬ faculty member must "You better believe he is," I tells him. faculty, our task is to help students develop face his or her responsibility. No one will do ordinates have suggested that faculty must the skills and powers which will "Mackey knows a university divided prepare it for us. work harder, losing the discretionary time them to leave use. We do not seek their against itself cannot stand. Korth is former president of MSU Faculty Asso¬ "If a little blood has to flow to let folks they have traditionally used to improve dependency. To perform this task, we must ciates and an MSU professor of American know who's calling the shots around here, their skills and to generate new knowledge. be free. MSU has fallen into the hands of one who Thought and Language Mackey's man enough to pay the price." In my organizing work around campus I seeks to control the fabric and spirit of the have encountered both opposition and entire enterprise through centralized man¬ support. But I have always encountered a agement. He would control each of us. free exchange of views based upon re¬ Such a plan is alien to the traditions of ciprocated respect. Unfortunately, there is MSU. now fear and uncertainty at MSU. Both are All they want is I have spent more than a decade in coming to learn about and to love MSU. Through my efforts to help faculty organize destructive of faculty morale, upon which hinges the effectiveness of this entire enterprise. themselves for purposes of collective bar Who will defend the faculty? We cannot gaining I have learned about much of the count on those who would control us. In a place to study campus. MSU is a complex organization encompassing a broad diversity of in¬ terests, missions and aspirations. Its com¬ testimony before the Legislature, Mackey faced accusations that the faculty is underworked, overpaid, that we spend lazy, No infringement I can understand your anger about the situation concerning Case Hall, but I resent Quiet floors kosher; all-male plexity has, at times, proven frustrating more time consulting than performing the are Lyman Briggs major, his chances because it has obscured the unity of The organizers of EveryWomen's Week¬ the implication that gay students and all-female residence halls are tasks we were hired to do. Did he belong in of ending up on a floor where object end stand accused of denying freedom of purpose upon which faculty colleaguality strenuously to this outrageous, public Campbell Hall. This hall would not be fine too. But let some Honors students do not party four nights speech to anti-ERA and anti-abortion "ideal" depends. That has militated against a slander? He did not. Rather, he agreed that just because it's close to the Union. College students attempt to set up out of seven are slim at best. faculty union. It has also made possible the some faculty members may earn tens of advocates. Such an accusation is unfounded. Campbell is also close to Beaumont Tower, their own execution of President Mackey's central¬ The organizers have put together a program the music Building, and President wing however, and some So a committee of Honors thousands of dollars outside their Uni¬ that does not provide a forum for the Mackey's students start grousing about ization plan. home as well. You are not resident of College and residence halls versity work. A weak defense indeed! a repre¬ One fact about MSU should never be As faculty members we must defend presentation of these views. But they have Campbell and I assume you are not a gay elitism, separatism and superior¬ sentatives was set up, and it was not maintained that advocates of these obscured, however. It works. Its service to ourselves and our university. We must student, so how can you judge what would ity complexes. agreed the concept would be set up the state, the nation and even the world organize ourselves to create the effective views be denied all opportunity to present be ideal? The residents of Campbell enjoy on a small scale. The two and discuss their views. Since opportunities being here and I, for one, enjoy being a Contrary to popular belief, the wings to do so are widespread, and are undimin¬ Campbell Hall resident. group of Honors College freshmen tentatively set aside in Case Hall ished by the failure to include them in a will not even house 10 Stephanie A. Jones who approached the director of the percent of single program, their freedom of speech 309 Campbell Hall the students in the Honors Col¬ is not violated. college last year did not want their own floor for the purpose of breeding a master race. They only lege. From the amount of protest following announcement of the The State News In planning any program that is finite in scope, one has to decide what events to include and what events to exclude. Such a decision though, one would think wanted a place to live where they could also study. the students were trying to set up Friday, April 25, 1980 decision does not by itself constitute an infringement on the freedom of those who Mixing Politics an exclusive club. are equally prestigious, equally valid forums Granted, school is more than With the amount of University Editorials are the opinions of the State News. Viewpoints, available for the presentation of their views. with investments term papers and final exams, but housing available, Honors College columns and letters are personal opinions. For anti-ERA and anti-abortion advocates, Your recent editorial "Investment laws a Honors College students have set a students Editorial Department this is clearly the case. certainly are not displac¬ Catherine Z. Elgin had precedent" is a masterpiece of fiction challenging course through school, ing anyone. Fears of isolationism Editor-in-chief R W Robinson Entertainment & Book Editor Bill which provides about as much truth as Holdship . Nixon's 18 minute gap. . one more demanding than the are also unfounded, as Honors Managing Editor Don Kinsley Sports Editor Ed Bradley average course load. And many Opinion Page Editor MikeMegenan Layout Editor Rep. Bullard's bills prohibiting state funds College students are hardly a Gary Piatek I freshman halls are zoos, where homogenous group; their majors City Editor Campus Editor Susan Tompor chele McElmurry Freelance Editor Chief Copy Editor Carrie Thorn Linda Oliverio enjoy living from being invested in U.S. corporations operating in South Africa are designed to students who want to study are range from English literature to Photo Editor tichord Marshall Staff Representative Roland Wilkerson restrain Michigan from profiting from made to feel as if there is parks and recreation. in Campbell Hall apartheid in South Africa. The bills do not something wrong with them. The idea of an Honors floor came Advertising Department prevent American companies or banks from As an option for This letter is in response to the letter investing in South Africa as you claim. incoming from Honors College students. RonMocMillan Asst Advertising Manager Pat Greening written by Steven Paulsen, printed What is overlooked in your editorial is freshmen, quiet floors do not The in the option has been available to State News April 10. what U.S. corporations are contributing to always work; when quiet hours are Honors students at other schools in South Africa. The White minority finally agreed upon, they are often for many years. At $1,700 a year government in South Africa excludes the not adhered to. Studious floors are for room and board, students who majority of African residents any direct found in certain residence halls, want a floor on which participation in government as well as any but unless an incoming freshman they can DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau opportunity to migrate freely in their study in peace should have avail country. Furthermore, South Africa ille¬ declares a James Madison or able such an option. ywre still not but i'm in oil what differ- barjenper.what we think see? our we could hire tv- gally occupies neighboring Namibia and is married emeu* oh, harry, nolu, cathy. how encecoulo do you anp your they're a bunch children exporting apartheid policies there. tors. oh, darling, an attractive harry, mam coulp you ever that make, friends think of of dontemmle would live together lue Many universities and governments have woman uke yojwerethe VOCAL POINT you, cathy? one, after all respect someone like me' harry' ■ - i a ^ people in the oil industry' — 5 ■ ' greedhead5 v fit wcth that could make everyday.. a stand!/ v separated themselves from these injustices. Now that Michigan wants to join those opposing apartheid, you have stepped in to 'n (■-. \ 'IV T, protest this mixing of politics with invest¬ ment. Your trivializing of this issue into one 4# Today's question: Would the ASMSU blimp be a successful debating whether Michigan has the right to advertising tool? determine how its surplus funds are being YES -353-3110 NO-353-3220 Results from Thursday's question: allocated is simply ridiculous. The state has Should a Palestinian homeland be established on the West always had this right. Bullard is merely Bank? attempting to allow public participation in this process. Your opposition to this process YES-22 NO 41 - is insulting to everything for which this V. J M-r- ^ University stands. Sponsored by ASMSl and The State News, Inc. C to* Janet Rogers Southern African Liberation Committee Michigon Stote News, Eost loosing, Michigon Friday April 25 1980 Election '80: Mich, voters get their turn In 1976, more than 1.5 million people participated in Michigan's National Democratic Party said it would refuse to seat and will allocate their 82 delegates delegates according to the results. backers as they abandon expensive "hit or miss" television presidential primary, returned home and waited to see the results at the national convention who had been selected through an open By switching to closed caucuses, the Democrats were forced to commercials for the pinpoint accuracy of telephone calls and of the contest. primary. register party members by Feb. 26 so paper work could be done letters to the 41,717 elite members of Michigan's caucuses. In 1980 possibly, 40,000 people will vote a Democratic ticket and An open primary allows people to select any candidate they before the caucuses were held. In the meantime, court cases and a sparse turnout is expected when voters choose Republican want regardless of the voter party affiliation. This means About 41,000 people registered before the deadline and the legislation have plagued the delegates in the May 20 open primary. Republicans, with a number of groups attempting to eliminate the Republicans can vote for Democrats and Democrats can vote for relatively small number caused opponents of the caucus to claim Rule changes, legal hassles and a large amount of confusion will open primary because they claim it is an expensive way to select Republican candidates. Michigan Democrats were headed for politican bossism. delegates -- especially after Carter and Kennedy refused to place keep many people from participating in Michigan's delegate When the National Democratic Party outlawed the practice, The constitutionality of the caucuses was their selection process this year, according to party leaders and political upheld by the names on a ballot where the results would not be recognized Michigan Democratic Party leaders decided to use closed caucuses Michigan Court of Appeals, however, and the state's 141 delegates by the national party. analysts. to select their delegates. will be chosen according to the plan. The end result has been The change in Michigan's primary rules began when the a lot of confusion which aggravates the Republicans, however, choose to remain with the open primary This has changed the campaign strategy of Carter and Kennedy perennial problem of political apathy, said Janet Green, statewide campus coordinator for the Carter/Mondale campaign. 1980 will probably not be remembered as a well-organized year for Michigan's presidential primary. Jimmy Carter The election stories were researched and written News staff writers Tim Simmons and Russ by State Supporters of President Jimmy Carter in temporary shift away from Carter was Humphrey. the 1980 presidential campaign face a apparent after he announced his registra¬ disadvantage that other presidential cam¬ tion and draft plans. paigners do not have — a tangible candidate "After the draft proposals, college demo¬ to show off to the public. graphics were the worst they had ever been Rosalynn Carter, Walter Mondale and other front-line personnel have done their for Carter-Mondale," Green said. Carter will be re-elected regardless, Ronald Reagan best to promote the incumbent, but as the Green predicted, because he has the Iranian crisis wears on, cries have increased advantage of being the incumbent and When Ronald Reagan apnounced his money. for Carter to "come out of the Rose therefore has a record of achievements that presidential candidacy for 1980, the criti¬ Although MSU students supporting Garden." he can show. cism was quick and expected: he is too Reagan were a bit late in organizing Although Carter has been able to "I don't think our society wants a conservative and too old to be running the compared to other MSU political groups, occasionally use the situation in Iran to his Republican in office yet," she said. "I don't country. Steve Whitaker, Reagan's MSU campus advantage, "it is hurting him in the sense think Reagan has shown the American Reagan campaigners have tried hard to coordinator, said Reagan has a solid base of that he can't get out of the White House," people what he can do or what he would fight that image and judging by the amount support among the campus community. said Janet Green, Carter-Mondale student do." of delegates who have committed them¬ "Even if the students aren't as conserve coordinator for MSU. Carter-Mondale backers, although con¬ selves to the former California tive as Reagan or are put off by his age, governor, Carter supporters at MSU began to cerned about Rep. John Anderson's bid as they are succeeding. they are not satisfied with Carter," an independent candidate, claim Anderson's Whitaker said. decision will not affect their strategy. Reagan has been criticized for changing "If he is running, he cannot run as an his stance on certain topics, but he has independent in '80 without losing his whole repeatedly advocated a reduction in govern base of support that has been gained so ment spending and large tax cuts over a far," Green said. period of a few years. But the largest problem facing local These tax cuts would take the form of Carter backers is getting the people who lowering property taxes and granting more have registered to vote in the closed liberal depreciation allowances for corpora caucuses to come to the polls tomorrow, tions, Whitaker said. Green added. Reagan has also suggested putting the "Our main problem is how to get people departments of energy and education under out there," she said. "About three-fourths the control of state governments. of our original supporters are still for Although he has criticized President Carter, but a majority of them are not Carter for not taking a hard enough stand planning on attending the caucuses." with the Iranian government, he has The campus group will be offering bus opposed a boycott of the summer Olympics rides to the Ingham County caucus location in Moscow by the U.S. Olympic team. at the intersection of Jolly Road and S. The Reagan camp sees an independent Cedar St. in Lansing. presidential bid by Rep. John Anderson as Buses will leave in two separate shifts "the best thing that could happen to our Saturday morning. Persons going . campaign," Whitaker said. caucus should meet at the following times In a speaking engagement earlier thSs President Carter and locations for the first shift: Ronald month, however, Anderson said he would Reagan organize in January when they solicited students during winter term class registra¬ 10:45 a.m. — Abbot Hall main entrance. 11 a.m. entrance. — Holmes Hall west side John Anderson The 69-year-old candidate needs less than 400 delegates to wrap up a first ballot not launch an independent campaign if it would help put Reagan in the White House "The claim that all young people are cut tion, Green said. Can Illinois Congressmember John B. students the most is the Carter administra¬ 11:10 a.m. — Shaw Hall east side nomination at the Republican National in the liberal Democratic mold is a myth," The group has grown to about 300 Anderson win the presidency of the United tion's call for a peace time military entrance. Convention this July in Detroit. said Dan Dean, chairperson of Michigin members who helped register voters for the States as an independent candidate? . The second bus shift will pick up at: registration for the draft. With Reagan expected to take Cali¬ Youth for Reagan. closed caucuses being held tomorrow. Their Anderson and his supporters at MSU say Anderson opposes draft registration. 10:40 a.m. — Campbell Hall south side fornia's winner-take-all primary, and the "More and more young people are next task was to make phone calls and stuff they believe he can win the office from "Mr. Anderson supports the all volunteer entrance. more than 150 delegates that go along with realizing that a more prudent approach envelopes in an effort to gain the support of 10:55 Jimmy Carter. military," Paul Sieracki, in-house state it, his campaign aides are a.m. — Armstrong Hall main His official announcement will make the breathing a little toward government is needed and thit Ingham County's 3,000 registered Demo¬ entrance. coordinator for the campaign in Washing¬ easier after earlier Ronald Reagan is the candidate who crats who are eligible to vote, Green said. an budget tactic that can 11:05 a.m. North Case Hall main petition drive to have his name entered in ton, D.C., said. used almost three-fourths of his best make that transition," he said. "When we canvassed the campus to — the November general election much easier, campaign entrance. Anderson is strongly against compulsory register voters, we found that students for said Ed Turanchik, coordinator of the service, he said, adding that the Carter the most part had no understanding of the Off-campus students who need a ride to the caucus can meet at the Grand River petition drive in the 6th congressional registration proposal "will not persuade the primary or the caucuses," she said. Avenue side of the MSU Union at 10:30 district. USSR to stop its aggression." George Bush However, students did have opinions on a.m., where a bus will pick them up. The announcement "gives us much more The registration will only help divide the Carter's draft proposal, and Green said a (continued on page 13) credibility — we always had it — but now United States, he said. It will not save it's official and should help," Turanchik said. enough time in case of immediate mobiliza¬ Thus far in the 6th congressional district, tion to be worthwhile. When George Bush startled many Ameri¬ the Students for Anderson, which is now him on a pedestal and gave other The Congressmember's stand on energy cans by scoring an early victory in the Iowa people a chance to shoot at him," Kaloogian said he Edward Kennedy officially authorized by the National Unity Campaign for Anderson, have gathered 1,350 signatures to put him on the Aug. 24 will also effect students as well as all American citizens. His position on energy, especially his caucuses, the presidential campaign seemed to promise a real battle — something the feels "a win is never detrimental." Bush is the most qualified and best public could finally be excited about. primary ballot. view on curbing the American thirst for Bush's campaign trail has hit a few bumps organized candidate for the presidency, The question of trust has plagued of war would Kennedy consider a draft, and But the coalition will still have according to his campaigners, and they people gasoline, has received much publicity. He since then and even Bush Massachussetts Sen. Edward M. Kennedy only when it's "absolutely necessary," he running during the Republican caucuses as advocates hitting people where it hurts campaign claim the press has often clouded these since he began his campaign in November workers admit it will be an uphill battle for added. Uncommitted delegates, Turanchik said. them the in their traits in their coverage of the candidate. most — collective the Texas representative to win for the Democratic presidential nomination. Sobel said the United States has never enough As the former director of the CIA and pocketbooks. delegates for a first ballot nomination. Questions about Chappaquiddick have had a peace time draft before, and if the former U.N. Ambassador and Special haunted him throughout the primaries. And "Perhaps now is the time to consider a But like Bush, his campaigners refuse to plan is continued it would be a "waste of higher gasoline tax," Anderson urges. "A Envoy to China, Bush claims his dealings in whether he has captured the trust of money" and a waste of time. 50-eent 'energy-conservation tax' on all international policy are unmatched by any- Michigan Democrats voting in the April 26 Sobel cited a Joint Chief of Staff report motor fuels could reduce our gasoline other Republican. The claim is one that caucuses is a question that will soon be which he said concludes that a draft Reagan supporters would rather not hear. consumption by 5 to 10 percent." answered. registration would not necessarily make the This tax would be channeled in ways to His past political activities have also led process more efficient if mobilization is to stands favoring draft reduce social security payroll taxes and to registration, de¬ required. increase social security benefits, Anderson fense build-ups, capital punishment and a If selected as the Democratic claims. stronger intelligence network. presidential nominee Kennedy claims he would: He has come out against And as far as nuclear is concerned, busing, federally • Seek a two-year moratorium on con¬ Anderson said he would "forge a link" funded abortions, wage and price controls struction of new nuclear power plants until and the extension of the time between the safety and future of nuclear period to safety issues are resolved; energy. ratify the Equal Rights Amendment. He says he supports the ERA movement, but • Develop solar energy, hydroelectric "The first step that must be taken in power and gasohol; feels the extension was clouded with assuring the safety of nuclear power must legal • Responsibly develop synthetic fuels at be a total restructuring of the Nuclear questions. a pace "consistent with technological MSU Students for Bush began forming in Regulatory Commission," Anderson said. reality;" He urges that the commission be replaced February and the campus group has a close • Oppose the decontrol of oil prices and with a Nuclear Regulatory Authority which relationship with the national directors of support for tougher controls on oil company would be headed by a single administrator. the Bush campaign. profits than what the Carter administration This administration head would have Kaloogian said he is in contact with the has proposed, and "broad discretionary national directors at least once a week and authority" over the the campus group has set • Implement a strong coal conversion agency. up a local effort, consistent with environmental pro¬ John Anderson organizational network that seems to rival As a member of Congress, Anderson tection. This way an Anderson influence will the campaigns of other candidates. served for 14 years on the Joint Committee Kennedy has attacked Carter on energy, remain in the Republican party to help in "We've still got the money to spend and on Atomic claiming Carter's "low priority on domestic Energy and helped develop the George Bush Reagan doesn't," he said. "I'm not ready to drafting party resolutions during the con nuclear industry in its present form. coal development" has resulted in twice as write it off yet. Reagan has said he wants to vention, he said. "I remain committed to much coal being imported in 1979 than in preserving throw in the towel. balance the budget and cure inflation, but The Anderson coalition said the candi 1977. nuclear power as an option in the decade "We can still win, it will be tough, but we he can't even manage the $17 million for his Sen. F.dward M. date's moderate stand on the issues will Kennedy ahead," he says. "In the meantime, we must can do it," said Howard Kennedy also claims the economy has offer a viable alternative to the other Kaloogian, co-chair¬ campaign." been begin in earnest to reduce our demand for person for the MSU Students for Bush and "Organization," Kaloogian said mismanaged by President Carter. national candidates in the Democratic and as he Kennedy has repeatedly stressed the Kennedy advocates mandatory controls on electricity through conservation and en Michigan Youth Director for the Bush leaned forward in his chair. "I would like to Republican party. hanced energy efficiency, and to speed the importance of his Senate record and (continued on page 13) The issue which campaign. see Bush's kind of organization in the White experience as an indication of his leadership probably affects MSU development of renewable energy sources." Although Bush's early win in Iowa "put abilities, which he claims is of primary concern to the country. But he is also urging Democrats to look at the main issues of the election and compare the differing stands he has with his opponent, President Jimmy Carter. "I think people are finally starting to Citizen's Party — Libertarian Party wake up to Ted Kennedy," said Denise While Democratic and Republican candi We like to think of them as being just one tures by May 5 to be placed on the state "We'll get it, Campbell, a member of the Kennedy dates point to each other's weaknesses and but it's not going to be a drug possession, prostitution and gambling. party - the Republicrats," said Peter primary ballot in August. If the signatures campaign at MSU. Campbell said she thinks differences on the 1980 joyride." said Steve O'Keefe, organizer of The party opposes all military registra presidential Unterweger, member of the Citizen's are obtained, the ticket of Environmentalist Students for Clark. his stands on issues are more equitable for campaign trail, some people have come to tion, favors abolition of the postal system Party. Barry Commoner and Cherokee Indian the disadvantaged and will do "a lot" for the view the two parties as being The Libertarian Party will be on the and wants to repeal all gun control laws. very similar. Unterweger claims most decisions are LaDonna Harris will need 4,000 votes people of the country. And for some, the opportunity seems made by the "Fortune 500". These decisions national ballot in at least 45 states and may "We feel a major part of our vote will Of all the issues confronting candidates during the state primary to be placed on the obtain national ballot status in all 50 states, right to form a third party that will stand greatly affect the American people, but are national ballot in Michigan. come from people who are just disgusted during the election, perhaps the one which the test of time on its O'Keefe said. with the choices," O'Keefe said. principles. not made in a democratic way, he added. will most effect MSU students is draft Although they do not believe they will The Citizen's Party The Libertarian Party, led by Ed Clark win big in 1980, members of the Citizen's platform calls for for President and David Koch for Vice Alaska Rep. Dick Randolph is currently O'Keefe said he realizes if the party gains registration and the draft itself. public control of energy and other key the only Libertarian holding office in the President, will find it a bit easier to get on popularity, Democrats or Republicans may Kennedy opposes registration of the Party and the Libertarian Party feel they industries, acknowledging human rights, United States, but the party hopes to steal planks from the Libertarian draft, which Carter has proposed. can become those the national election ballot in Michigan. platform. meaningful third parties quarantee of jobs, reducing military spend capture as many as six seats across the "He doesn't support a peace time draft or in American politics. "If they do poorly we won't get the blame ing, halting nuclear power and stabilizing The party needs 3,000 votes in the country in the 1980 election, he said. then. And if they do good, that's all the registration," Jess Sobel, MSU coordinator "There really isn't much difference prices on essential needs. of students for between the Republicans and Democrats. August state primary to obtain national The Libertarians favor the repeal of all better because it shows our principles Kennedy said. Only in time The Citizen's Party needs 18,400 signa ballot status for 1980 in Michigan. laws dealing with victimless crimes such as work," he said. £) Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan Friday. April 25, 1980 Robert Fripp producer and artiste Entertainment whom he segment — played guitar on a of Saturday Night use of what Fripp modestly calls Frippertronics - a system Robert Fripp is not exactly to the Roches (whose whereby an instrument is your average rock 'n roller. debut album he produced), processed through a pair of Where some guitarists need Brian Eno, David Bowie, tape decks to achieve a multi- three or four semi trailers to Talking Heads, Robert Wyatt layered textured music with Pilobolus: an act of genius get them from city to city on tour, on his last American venture Fripp would show up and Also, Blondie, among others. between during the late 1977 and period early gradually building and shifting moods. The process — which Fripp incorporated from Brian with almost no advance notice 1979 Eno's work Discrete Music Fripp completed what he on By WILLIAM BARNHARDT some mysterious biological in neighborhood record stores referred to his MOR Trilogy: as and the two Fripp/Eno collabo State News Reviewer organism performed semi nude and put on a one-man show. In Pilobolus Dance Theatre is Darryl Hall's album Sacred rations. No Pussyfooting and by the four men in the troupe in interviews he loves to put forth Songs, which Fripp produced genius! Its two performances in such intimate fashion as to Evening Star — allows the his well-thought-out theories on and contributed Peter MSI" Auditorium were exam evacuate the Puritans in the to: performer to create music with the present and future state of Gabriel's second solo effort, built-in memory, as each new pies of the inspiring forefront of rows around me. Ah, progres the music industry (quoting which Fripp also produced and musical idea pushes the con¬ contemporary dance — that sive MSU. Various conjuga¬ from such sources as Stafford contributed to; and finally his innovative and inventive blend tions and derivations of this stantly regenerating earlier Beer's Cybernetics and album of collaborations of gymnastics and ballet unique "form" set against the black¬ own phases further into the back¬ Management), citing the and solo pieces, Exposure. ground. Fripp has further to this recently-formed Ameri¬ ened stage made for Monday's changes that will be necessi Unfortunately, RCA began to broken Frippertronics down Robert can troupe. eeriest moments. tated in the coming age of Fripp MONDAY NIGHT: suspect that Hall's work with into three subcategories: the Ocellus, as well as the final recession and restricted travel, the eccentric Mr. Fripp might smooth ebbing and flowing of Monday opened with L'iona Monkshood's Farewell (1974), as well as a genera! trend scare off his Hall & Oates fans, the Muzak like Ambient Frip¬ (commissioned by the Ameri¬ brought to mind the artistic toward down scaling that will and plans to release the album pertronics; the more aggres¬ can Dance Festival in 1974), a role-objectivity of Pilobolus. boy soul and studio mechanics eventually return rock n rol¬ were officially scrapped soon sive and demanding Imperative that is reminiscent of Todd work featuring all six of the Women at times support and lers to the role of the modern after it was recorded. Fripp Pilobolus dancers — four men lift the men, dancing partners Frippertronics; and Disco- Rundgren's best (i.e. least self- troubador. Fripp even contri¬ told State News interviewers tronics, wherein either of the and two women — in an angular are often of the same sex — a butes a regular column to indulgent) material. last summer that the master above styles are paired with a Hall's vocal style on dance of circus and playground distant cry from ballet at the Musician his debut themes. Partners would join Plajer and tapes for the album had ever manic bass/drum rhythm track. solo LP should be familiar turn of the century. But these Listener, in which he sets forth been spirited away from RCA's Sacred Songs, which was hands to feet and feet to hands changes transpire in an asexual these and other products of his enough to those acquainted and cartwheel around the vaults, and termed the whole recorded in the fall of 1977, with Hall & Oates, but it intimacy of athleticism, far fertile mind. affair "a very nasty, shabby, marked Fripp's first use of the becomes obvious on repeated stage, dancers were passed from Bob Fosse's "Air-Erotica", However unlike his contem through a single-file line "over the passion instead transferred disgusting episode." Fortu¬ technique on record, and the listenings that his singing is Members of the Pilobolus Dance Theatre search for poraries Fripp might be, the nately for both Hall's and wistful textures it lends to and under" as in a playground to the choreography. The fawn¬ less condescendingly "pop" and a lost contact lens man could reture tomorrow and relay race, dancers were flung ing closeness in romantic classi¬ during one of its two MSI' Fripp's fans, however, the Fripp's guitar work mesh more personal on his own, and still be assured of a permanent album Sacred Songs (RCA and tossed in the air between cal ballet has far more to offend performances. remarkably well with Hall's he is freer here to experiment niche in the annals of rock AFL1-3573) has finally made it soulful interludes of a very athletic the forementioned Puritans crooning. Together with than before. Of special interest ous attempts to resuscitate girlishly, in reality on top of the music. The first brush with into local record stores, concur¬ band that includes former a on the LP are the rousing rock game of leap frog — all to the than the incidental nudity of poor dead Molly. shoulders of nude men under rock notoriety came in 1968 rent with the release of the Elton John accompanists Caleb of "Don't Leave Me Alone With accompanying electronic music Pilobolus. The Empty Suitor (composed their long skirts — Victoria with the short lived Giles, Giles second Fripp solo effort, God Quaye on guitar and Roger Her," the ethereal "The of Jon Appleton, reminiscent of WEDNESDAY NIGHT: this year) was would never have approved. like a Magritte and Fripp, but when he sur Save the Queen/Under Heavy the most bizarre Stockhausen Word was out about the Pope on drums, Fripp and Hall Farther Away I Am," the painting brought to life — After a prefunctory courtship faced again soon thereafter Manners. have created in Sacred Songs a symphonies. Monday night spellbinder, so nameless Edwardian figures in from two boorish gentlemen with King Crimson, his impact jarring "NYCNY" (with Fripp Both albums make extensive remarkable synthesis of white- Icontinued Jamey Hampton then per¬ Wednesday night the MSU identical black suitcoats and top who dance and soon exit, the on rock music was on page 7) formed the solo Geode 119711, Auditorium was nearly full. profound and a hats reading identical papers nude men come from beneath What this audience saw wasn't long-lasting. King Crimson was piece without music. (One seri- silhouetted and spotlighted a- the skirts, as the lights and a major force in the school of far cry lirom Monday night, ously begins to question the importance of the names of these dances — the dance a but the experimentation and fascination in the Wednesday gainst a barren blue stage. The music went from can to primitive Afri¬ music soften, to become the women's partners in gentle British Art Rock that remained potent well into the mid-'70s ALL DEGREE contemporary jazz to fantasy. This is soon inter¬ and the band's use of mello- company might have pulled night pieces were more involv¬ that one out of the dictionary as it perhaps did the name Pilo¬ ing costumes and props and not so much related to dance. something resembling a combi¬ nation of "Sweet Georgia Brown" and George Crumb — rupted by the return of the Victorian gentlemen crudely involve themselves in a who trons and skull-splitting guitar lines launched scores of imi tators. CANDIDATES bolus. which is a fungal photo- Except for a glorious finale all accompanied by fights over a fight while the women, sitting After Crimson's breakup, troph.i Interpretable or not, a geode is a rather dull rock on Wednesday evening, the Mon¬ day performance contained park bench, a vaudeville log¬ rolling act, and countless scenes in a cameo of their own long skirts, watch patiently. After Fripp immersed himself in a wide variety of musical pro¬ and FACULTY the outside which has a hidden dance, Make your reservations NOW more more inventive of visual surrealism. In compar one plaintive last dance with jects, working with other musi¬ for academic hollow core of sparkling crys¬ choreography, and more of for ison to Monday, this work their ideal suitors, the women tals. One could imagine various what the Pilobolus is renowned. cians ranging from Linda apparel for Spring Term Commencement. straddled between gimmickry Icontinued Ronstadt and Phoebe Snow (for on page 10) Deadline is May 16 at the Union Store in the creatures trapped inside this Molly's Not Dead 11978) was and legitimate dance. Quite rock — insects, crawling ani¬ similar to Monday's finale Union. preoccupying, but hopefully not PERSONALIZED mals, flying creatures, human Monkshood's FareweU, in that the direction the Pilobolus is EASTMINSTER PRESBYTERS AN GRADUATION forms — defined and bent both dances integrated themes CHURCH going — it hides too many ANNOUNCEMENTS within the limits of space, and laced archetypes and ap¬ talents. NOW BEING ORDERED 1315 ABBOTT RD (North of Saginaw) emphasized in this choreo¬ propriate symbolism through¬ The third piece was Tendril, AT UNION STORE East Lansing Donations for the Senior graphy of constraint, alternat- out the dance. 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Grand River Next to the itiis-Slop Disco Bonnie MacPhee 5737 Pine Ridge Dr. aeninG^xKe — Staff Associate Haslett, Michigan 48840 I'u - Wed 9am - 7 pm Fri «!4 Sat 8 am - 5 pm. Michigan State News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Friday April 25 1980 7 THIS WEEKEND CONCERT DEPT. There's a benefit this weekend for Pooh's Place — child care center short-term drop-in BoarsHead this weekend. The play is a comedy by South Africa's foremost playwright with ugh) Robby Benson's (super- Die Laughing at the Meridian 8, in addition to the in addition to Meatballs with Bill Murray, and the gross Catch-22. Call 355-0313 for tonight and Saturday in B 105 Wells for $1 admission. Classic Films presents To food fo r nough — to be held in Athol Fugard with John Kani wealth of drive-in junk like times. Have and Have Not with Bogey McDonel Kiva at 8 p.m. Satur¬ and Winston Ntshona, who won Fiona on Fire, Gas Pump Girls. Frontline Cinema is present and Lauren Bacall at 7:30 and day including Sally Rogers. Tonys on Broadway but No I Bosom Buddies, Wanda Degen con was not making up that ing A King in New York, 9:30 tonight in 109 Anthony demnation and arrest when movie, there is Femmes de and Dan Giacobassi, and Chris a Chaplin's look at life in the '50s Hall) and Lena Wertmueller's they returned to South Africa Sade Friday in 109 South never released in the Mc almost-good Swept Away (Sat Rietz. A donation of $3 is for the anti-apartheid elements Kedzie Hall and Saturday in C'arthyistic U.S. It's at 7:15 and requested. in the play. Call 484 7805 or urday at 7 and 9:30 p.m. and B 102 Wells at 7:30,9, and 10:30 9:30 tonight and Saturday at GO SEE THIS DEPT. Sunday at 8 p.m. in 109 372-4636 for ticket information. B-106 Wells. p.m. and midnight each night. Anthony). Admission is $1.50 or Kresge Gallery is exhibiting MOVIES DEPT. There are There's a Hitchcock double The India Club Student Or¬ $1 with RHA pass. the undergraduate art compe all sorts of new films in town feature tonight and Saturday in ganization presents Khatta tition including entries in including: Ffolkes starring 111 Olds Hall with Spellbound Meetha, a comedy subtitled in FLORENCE NIGHTIN¬ jewelry, graphic design, sculp¬ Roger Moore in some kind of (7:30 and 11:30 p.m.) and Stage- English. It'll be shown in 100 GALE DEPT. For some reason, ture, photography, and paint adventure, is opening at the fright (9:30 p.m.). And no one Engineering Bldg. at 7 tonight. Bill Holdship wants me to ing and drawing. Gallery hours Spartan Triplex; Foxes with told us admission prices, so Co-op Movies is presenting a mention that next week is are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. today and 1 Scott Baio (ugh) is opening at take some cash or read the ads. comedy film festival featuring Michigan Nurse's Week. to 4 p.m. on weekends. the Northside Drive-In, The RHA is presenting Gone W.C. Fields, Laurel & Hardy, THEATRE DEPT. Sizwe - Compiled by Changeling with George C. With the Wind, which is all the Marx Bros, and more at 8 William Barnhardt Bansi is Dead opens at the Scott (in a horror film?) opening right as great classic films go, Fripp & Daryl Hall's solo LP i continued from page 6) if record company pressure me pieces are, however, the real on Crimsonish spinal-tap was responsible for the release treat is the album's Disco- guitar), and "Babs and Babs," a of a single album with each tronics side. The vocals on remarkable tale of fading per¬ technique allotted one side "Under Heavy Manners" are sonalities that tackles the same instead. The God Save The credited to "Absalm el Habib," theme as Altman's Three Dueen side features three but in truth the man respon¬ Women in a much less heavy unaltered Fripptronics improvi- sible for the totally psychotic fashion. In the cynical critique of the music world, zations taken from his 1979 American tour, Under Heavy Manners side while the ranting is Talking Heads' David Byrne. Lyrically, the song takes the "bagism, shagism ..." Capture the flavor of the 1800's "Something In 4/4 Time," Hall sings "sooner later it's a matter of or features two more which have been overdubbed with rhythm of Lennon's "Give Peace A Chance" to absurdity, starting at Clara's then it's just a matter of time money/and Venture out East tracks and, in the case of the with solipsism and running Lansing, and experience the unique ." On Sacred Songs it seems . . title track, some rather through to hesychasticism, atmosphere of the early 1800's at Clara's, 637 East Michigan as if Robert Fripp has managed with a few screams and exhor strange vocals. Avenue. Clara's offers you a warm to help Hall sidestep this com¬ The three tracks on the first tations to Urizel thrown in for friendly atmosphere in the midst of colorful stained mercial erosion of artistic side are examples of pure, good measure. The driving beat glass, open air fans, and tropica! creativity and produce an excel¬ rather than applied Fripper¬ behind both "Under Heavy plants. lent album that should earn him tronics. Because of the tape Manners" and the instrumental You will find no other restaurant the respect of a lot of people system used to treat the guitar, following it, meanwhile, add an The Clash quite like Clara's in the who wouldn't be caught dead Lansing area. The flavor of the 1800's truly is brought to life all of the improvisations Fripp extra level of interest to the The Clash, described by many rock 'n rollers as "the the decor. Tiffany lamps are by listening to Hall & Oates. It's played on tour were automati guitar textures, and both tunes only hanging near every table and booth. band that matters," will make its American television debut at Clara's also has a balcony for the more intimate only too bad that RCA chose to cally recorded, and the three would be incredible road songs regard this relatively harmless pieces used here were all taken for late-night highway driving. 11:30 tonight on ABC-TV's new Friday's comedy show. The dining. If you are show is ABC's answer to NBC's unfamiliar with the location it's the old train station. LP as subversive for so long, from a pair of concerts done in So, if you like instrumental Saturday Night Live, and since it has no "stars" yet or old routines to fall back on, the show is Clara's has an extensive menu; but then, that's the music Berkley last July. In concert, virtuosity mixed with a probing something to please everyone. industry for you. Fripp usually rewound the intellect and a healthy sense of more refreshing and humorous than NBC's aged offering. One of the many Future musical guests will include Tom appetizing items on the menu is Clara's con¬ During his interview with tapes and soloed over them — adventure, pick up either or Petty, DEVO, Rickie tinental The State News last summer, here the Frippertronics pieces both of these albums. You won't Lee Jones and Todd Rur.dgren. Beefburger, a 6 oz. beefburger served on a 6" loaf with Clara's chips. What is special about this Fripp stated that he intended are left as originally played, be disappointed. burger is the selection of to follow up Exposure with an and their haunting and evoca¬ different toppings. For example, a German album of Frippertronics fol¬ tive textures give tribute to the burger has sauer¬ kraut, Swiss cheese and dressing, Italian lowed by an album of Disco- versatility of Fripp's technique. Office of Black Affairs f burger includes pep- peroni and provolone cheese, and that is just the tronics, and it wouldn't surprise As interesting as these beginning. Presents The most unusual item on the menus for you potato lovers is Clara's "Hot Potato.'' It is a FIRST ANNUAL ACHIEVEMENT DAY steaming hot large baked Idaho topped with heaps of butter plus your choice of 12 different April 26,1980 combinations. How does cheddar cheese and bacon sound or Featuring: sauteed mushrooms, onions, peppers? 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SOPH I//7 77W; OVER .300 AT SHORTSTOP ever Not only have six double headers, including Thursday's pair But now coach Gloria Becksford's team, 13-11 in its of games with Calvin College, been canceled due to rain or snow briefer than expected campaign, will have to sit out the (as was the ease Thursday), but MSU's own invitational Dankovich making easy transition tournament, scheduled to start today, has been canceled. In case you were wondering what you missed, eight teams weekend and wait until Mother Nature gets over her tantrum. The Spartans now proceed to post season temper were to have play, with the played in a double-elimination tournament at Old State of Michigan Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for By BILL TEMPLETON hitting the ball like I want to," hitting the ball harder that's turning Dankovich to short¬ College Field and Ranney Park. Women tournament scheduled May 1 through 3 at Grand State News Sports Writer the 20-year-old said. "I'm hit¬ — Among MSU opponents would have been the University of Valley the main thing." stop. State Colleges in Allendale. After playing 37 games at ting a lot of dribblers right now, third base last year for the and what I want to do is start The 6-foot, 180-pound right WITH CANCELLATION of MSU baseball team, sophomore handed hitter said he has a Thursday's double-header with A1 Dankovich has been re¬ couple of things in the back of Aquinas College, the Spartans his mind he would like to see turned to a more familiar were not afforded the chance to position. happen in his final two years at "I played shortstop in high school," said the former all- improve record. their Dankovich said the reason for the MSU record 6-22 may overall MSU. "I'd really like to win the Netmen host Notre Dame today stater from Hazel Crest, 111., stem from a lack of enthusiasm. conference again, and go to the Thursday. "So last year it was a "Sure, our lack of hits is why regionals like last year," After transition for me at third base. Dankovich said. "And maybe losing its last five dual Yorimoto with Scott King for "We have been playing well, Following today's contest, we aren't scoring," Dankovich meets, the MSU men's tennis the No. 1 doubles and Matt but the netters travel for But I've always been an in- said, "but it doesn't seem like make All-Big Ten." just haven't been win¬ we a dual- team will host the fielder and I'm getting back we're as 'up' for games as we University of Sandler with Jeff Wickman for ning. Maybe this will change match with Kalamazoo College Notre Dame at 3 p.m. today at the No. 2 doubles with the hope into the swing of things at were last year when we won things." on Saturday. the Racquet Club of Lansing. of strengthening that facet of In the short." the Big Ten. We've got the MSl'ings: Because of the singles competition, Earlier this week the Spar The netters, now 2-5 in the the MSU game. Yorimoto, Thus far this season, Danko¬ hitters, but we're snow, the Spartans' Thursday Sandler. King, tans lost to the University of just not dual-meet season, were to have "We're going back to the way Wickman and Dino Demare vich has appeared in 24 con¬ double-header with Aquinas Michigan, 9-0. The Wolverines scoring." played Central Michigan Uni¬ we had the players remain in their one-through- tests as the regular shortstop, A year ago. Dankovich hit College was canceled. The paired at are defending their Big Ten and although he is hitting a games will not be rescheduled. versity on Thursday, but the the beginning of the season," five seedings, but John LaParl title for the 12th straight .265 with five doubles and three match was canceled because of Drobac said. will play No. 6 singles. respectable .305, he readily triples, and was tabbed as the The Spartan batsmen will be the poor weather conditions. admits he is not all that thrilled top challenger at second base at home Saturday at 1 p.m. for with his play. Spartan coach Stan Drobac this season. With freshman a twinbill with the University has changed hislineup slightly Nostalgia Tom Dieters, however, the of Detroit. for the Irish, pairing Steve "RIGHT NOW I'M not Spartans found themselves re¬ Laxers hope for fewer fouls Weekend By WILL KOW ALSKI State News Sports Writer The MSU lacrosse team is again this season. But co-coach Nevin Kanner believes MSU, 3-2 in the MLA, will give OSU a away from the U-M club, and I'm not making any excuses, but it's impossible to get any April 26 ■ 27 hoping to be hit with a lot fewer tough, close battle. momentum going whatsoever Coins and Stamps • penalties this weekend than "Ohio State is very strong at when every two minutes you're they were against the Univer¬ the midfield and defense posi¬ playing man-up or man-down," Baseball Cards • Comics sity of Michigan Wednesday tions. but I think if we stay with Kanner said. night. them defensively in our end we "Sure, we were a little flat at The Spartans lost the 16-6, but the score indicative of what really went was game not can slow them down," Kanner said. Northwestern, on the other times," Hendrickson said, "but a team just can't get anything going with so many penalty MERIDIAN on under the hand, should probably give the situations." lights in Ann Arbor where more than 20 laxers a chance to use everyone Senior attacker Kevin penalties were handed out. on the team and give the Willitts was almost the whole The loss drops the laxers first-liners a breather. Last MSU offense in the game with record to 6-5 overall, and a pair year MSU beat the Wildcats, four hard-earned goals. Duane of important home games are 21-8, and very little improve¬ Andersen and Brian Gaggin on tap Saturday and Sunday ment has been made for this accounted for the Spartans' against Ohio State and North¬ season's club. other two tallies. western universities. More than 40 penalties were handed out in the Michigan BOTH GAMES WILL be game, whereas the average played Old College Field, on number of man-down situations with the OSU contest begin¬ is close to seven. 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Long distance specialist l.is.i representatives to both the the road following last week¬ Williams also set a new Ralph Berry is still out of the lineup Becky Boone and Central Michi end's 212170110 track and Young track record in the with tendinitis and sprinter gan relays. field victory over the Univer 110-meter dash with a time of hurdler Molly Brennan is out transition to major college As defending champions, the Spartans will send their sprint sity of Michigan and Eastern Michigan University. : 11.82 and owns the MSU with strained leg muscles. ers, middle distance runners In that meet, freshman flash and jumpers to compete in the Diane Williams and Desiree Frank "Muddy" Waters gazed out the picture window of his Waters. "I'm used to being 'down in the mud' (no pun intended) spanking new office and looked straight at Spartan Stadium. "When I get a recruit in here," the new MSU head football with the players. But now mostly what I do is walk around and make Boone Relays in Richmond, Ky., Friday and Saturday. Pritchett teamed Cheryl Gilliam and up with Kathy Men golfers south suggestions here and there. The assistants do a lot of the Distance runners and throw coach said, "I'll sit him down on his nice Miller to set a new varsity big couch next to the work." will represent the ers Spartans record in the window, let him stare out at the stadium when it's full, and the next thing you know, I've got him right there." One gets the impression Waters is still a bit awed by the When he's not walking around and observing his who are separated into their various units, Waters is stationed up in a tower. players, 440-yard relay for Purdue invite The MSU men's familiar, yet unfamiliar surroundings. Of course, the coach "It's frustrating not to be out there and doing the golf team first two rounds with a 143, two travels to West Lafayette, Ind., played here over three decades ago, but there was no large.sized football training facility, only 26,000 seats in 'grass-roots' coaching. But I guess a good executive is one that holds things together, and I'm in that position." While Waters talked, offensive coordinator Joe Prestigious tourney Saturday for the Purdue Invi¬ tational. strokes ahead of the pack. But an 83 for the final dropped him to 226, 18 holes a sixth Pendry The 16-team, 36-hole event is walked into the office and gave the head coach a schedule sheet place finish. next for scheduled for Purdue's South "It's frustrating not to be out there and doing for his unit. "See what I mean?" smiled Waters. Welcome to major college football, Muddy. w-golfers Golf Course, a 6,363 71 course. yard, par The MSU women's golf team in last week's Marshall Invita¬ The tournament has three the 'grass-roots' coaching. But I guess a good GRID NOTES: MSU footballers will have their names on the arrived in Athens, Ga„ to ready tional. teams to which MSU has Nationals executive is one that holds things together, itself for the prestigious The linkswomen played two previously lost: the host Boiler and I'm in that position." — MSU head foot¬ back of their uniforms next season, if Waters has his the Spartans have 27 walk-ons in camp to way . . . Women's Golf Championship at qualifying rounds this week, makers, Ball State and Indiana for Gibbs go with the regular the University of Georgia. universities. Indiana won the ball coach Muddy Waters competing Tuesday on the scholarship contingent .. . two players have already sustained The three day, 54-hole event Forest Akers East course, Kepler Invitational last week at knee injuries. Sophomore defensive tackle Pat Mitten is out for Junior all around performer is scheduled to begin today, and before Ohio State (MSU was sixth) the spring, but apparently not for the season, and finally getting a chance Marvin Gibbs of the MSU men's sophomore is considered one of the tough¬ to play the West course and Purdue won the Illinois defensive back Carl Williams should be out for a week or two gymnastics team will be com est tournaments on the Wednesday. Intercollegiate two weeks ago Waters is thinking of installing a walkie-talkie women's schedule. There are 27 I MSU was second). Ball State peting against some of the system . . . Spartan Stadium and no real national football reputation at Detween the coaches' tower and the Defending champion Georgia nation's best gymnasts this quarterback calling the teams in the competition. heads the list of strong teams in was third last week in the little Michigan Agricultural College when Waters began his weekend at the U.S. Gymnas plays during practice drills. "We'd get the team manager to MSU coach Mary Fossum the field, with major competi¬ Kepler Tournament. grid career in 1946. Therefore, his adjustment is bigger than stick the walkie-talkie in front of the tics Federation national quarterback while he's took senior Captain Ann tion to be provided by perennial The Spartans' traveling expected. calling the plays, so I'd know what to expect," said Waters Atwood, championships. Part of the adjustment has been seen in the running of spring the Spartans coaching staff has been impressed with the . . . sophomores N'ina powerhouse San Jose State squad will consist of Tom Mase, play of Spatafora and Beth Sierra and University. Rick Grover, Dave Belen, Rob Gibbs, a native of Reidtville, practice. Waters, accustomed to much smaller turnouts at returning quarterback Bert Vaughn most of the Spartans' freshman Hillsdale and Saginaw Valley State colleges, has had to change . . . Alison Sellers to Reigning Big Ten champion Haidler, Hill Herrick and Dave N.C. was recently named practices have been of the non-contact variety. The Spartans Georgia by virtue of their Ohio State University is said to Benson. co-MVP of the 1980 Spartan his role in the initial week on the practice field. scrimmaged Monday and will do some more hitting today, playoff scores this week. have the best shot of any Mase was leading the indivi¬ team "That's the toughest, most frustrating switch for me," said weather permitting. along with senior Hubert Freshman Syd Wells quali¬ northern team in the field. dual category last week for the Streep. fied for this weekend's play by way of her rounds of 82 and 79 Marv Mantos (left) and Rick Milhizer (right) have been season after i'Vike Densmore injured his knee against the Division of Players named offensive and defensive players of the week for the first week of spring football University of Oregon. 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Stores also in Ohio, New York, New Jersey, and New England. 10 Michigon Stote News, East Lonsing, Michigan Friday, April 25, 1910 BILL MOONEY Always fun to be had at Jackson To pet to Jackson Harness Raceway you take Route 127 south park their cars for free. into the city of Jackson, turn left on West North Street and go The racing is a fine treat. The typical 10-card program this down two traffic lights. The racetrack is on the righthand side of spring will be conducted with a purse structure averaging $11,500, the street. It's a 34 mile trip from East Lansing: that, in good with the individual contests being worth from a minimum of $700 weather, takes only about 40 minutes by automobile. to a maximum of $4,000. The Sunday evening cards — with a post Jackson opened its 33rd season of pari mutuel harness racing a time of 6 p.m. — promise to be the best (Bea'Farber shipped in week ago tonight, and it's still every bit the splendid little small with four of her horses for this season's initial one last weekend) town track that the late Leon Slavin started in 1948. Leon's The first post for the other nights of the week comes at 7:30 p.m daughter. Nan Rakieten (who as an MSU T.A. taught English for One of the more likable aspects of Jackson is that it's not really a two terms in 1974), now owns and operates the show with the gambler's track. True, the place couldn't exist without its venerable assistance of her vice president and general manager, wagering system - the management would go broke overnight James A. "Chick" Young. As usual. Nan's holding two harness But one rarely finds a life-or-death big bettor there; rather, the meetings at Jackson this year: a Thursday-through-Sunday spring gentleman or lady who only casually frequents the $2 window is meet from April 18 to June 15, and a Wednesday-through-Sunday much more the order of the day. Lines are not excessively long. summer fall meet to last from Aug. 20 until Oct. 18. After that, she And the payoffs can be something else. moves her operation to Northville Downs for the remainder of the Of the 10 races conducted on opening night this year, seven of the winning horses returned $10 or more for a two-buck wager on There's always some grand fun to be had at Jackson. The place the nose and no less than five of them payed $29.60 or better. is a far cry from Hazel Park and Wolverine (not to mention the Pleasant surprises abounded. The winner of the seventh race, a Mcadowlandsl, and one is not likely to see horses with the one-mile conditioned pace, was a mare named Bit Of Gray who was breeding of Sonsam or Niatross rolling around JHR's half-mile competing in the first non-qualifying race of her life. In the 10th ova:. Neither will one see promotions that feature free daily double race, a one-mile $3,500 claiming pace, the 7-5 favorite, Lynn's tickets and jacket giveaways as the major Michigan tracks have Adair Boy, moved perfectly throughout the entire contest but was been known to do. "We can't afford huge purses and/or nevertheless overtaken in the final strides by a 13-1 longshot pronounced gimmickery," says Nan candidly. "But we do offer a named Ronnie Foster. very enjoyable evening of entertainment. And you can't beat the The crowd for the opening night totaled 2,865, the second price." largest spring attendance figure for Jackson Harness Raceway No arguments there. Despite the inroads of inflation and the during the past two years. "It's encouraging," says Nan Rakieten. increased costs of plant supervision, maintenance and personnel, Jackson Harness Raceway hasn't raised its prices in years. Admission is only $2, and on Friday nights any college student or junior college student in the state of Michigan can get in for $1 with a valid I.D. Parking right at the track is 50 cents, and there is "Particularly when you consider that last year's spring meet was one of our most successful ones ever. Switching to a Thursday-Sunday format was a pioneering venture for us, but, hey, people appreciate those Sunday programs. "We're drawing a lot more families now. We hope to draw more It s the Deal of the Decade" ample space on the surrounding side streets for folks who wish to students, too. It would be great for both groups to come out and 51.25 enjoy the excitement. 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Hotline 353-2010. Michigon Stote News, Eost Lansing. Michigan Friday, April 25, 1980 1 1 AUSJ interprets ASMSU rules Festivities at 'U' planetarium By JIM MITZELFELI) pleased with the outcome of the "We knew had violated State News Suff Writer About the only hearing. Each cited different reasons for their the code in we several circum¬ "IT GIVES THE the leeway to make chairperson responsible case not pay from Sosa because he did his ASMSU tax, there will highlight Astronomy Day thing ASMSU positive reac¬ stances but we have taken decisions. You are not man were other avenues for Studer Chairperson Bruce Studer and tions to the hearing results. steps to make sure that does dated to put someone in a seat Bv DAVE VARGA to take. being sponsored by Abrams THE MSU OBSERVA Student Board member Henry Studer said the fact that not happen anymore," Studer for two weeks, a move that State News Staff Writer Planetarium, the MSU Astro¬ TORY will hold an open house Sosa have agreed on lately is AUSJ found ASMSU in viola said. would throw the board off AUSJ said Studer could have A variety of festivities at nomy Club and the Univer¬ from 8 to 10 p.m. Saturday. that the results of their hearing tion of its own code was allowed Sosa to pay his tax at a Abrams Planetarium will wel balance," Studer said. sity's astronomy department. with the All University Stu¬ something it acknowledged. late date and re-establish his come National "Cosmic Fireworks" will be Studer said he felt the deci¬ Sosa said he felt "great" Astronomy Mini planetarium shows dent Judiciary are to their ASMSU failed to make a formal sion on whether he took too membership or allow Sosa to Day to MSU Saturday. presented in the planetarium about AUSJ's decision. will run continuously in the liking. motion to wave the code before Activities will include short at 8 and 10 p.m. Regular much time in making interim "In my case against Bruce stay on the board but not take planetarium theater from 1:30 AUSJ announced Thursday voting on bills that were not audio visual admission will be charged at appointments for board vacan Studer it basically says it all on any official act until his tax was presentations, to 5 p.m. Topics will be black its interpretation of two cases presented to board members 24 children's programs, a tele¬ this event. cies was the most important of page three, where it states in paid. holes, the current sky, the Sosa brought before the judici¬ hours before being voted on. the three. scope clinic and a lecture, plain English that he wasn't Studer said he was not Jupiter Voyager and UFO's. A telescope clinic will be ary April 13. from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. held in the planetarium lobby AUSJ said Studer had in fact constitutionally compelled to concerned about the sugges An executive declaration by Children's activities, such take the action he took," Sosa from 1 to 8 p.m. Vistors are tions since they were just as skyshows and games with Gov William G. Milliken invited to bring telescope, dismissing Sosa from the Stu¬ Ruiz claims victory said in regards to his dismissal. Page three of the case states suggestions. He said he was pleased with AUSJ's ruling on named this the first Michigan Astronomy Day, in eoordina prizes, will take place from 10 a.m. to noon in the planetar¬ equipment and questions. dent Board on Feb. 1. Studer although AUSJ cannot hear a the dismissal issue. ium. Various types NEW YORK (AP) - Rosie claimed Ruiz did not run the tion with astronomical organi of telescopes dismissed Sosa from his seat as zations across the country. will be displayed and experi¬ Ruiz, whose first-place finish in 26-mile, 385-yard, marathon in Telescope observation ses¬ representative of the College of the women's division of the Boston Monday in the record sions will be from 1 to 8 p.m. enced observers will be on Arts and Letters for failing to at the planetarium and from 8 hand to discuss questions and Boston Marathon sparked a Astronomy Day is "a cele¬ pay his $3 ASMSU tax. controversy over whether she time of 2:31:56. Asked if she would be willing Annual Fun Fair dated bration of the excitement of to 10 p.m. at the MSU telescope problems. AUSJ also said the Student ran the entire race, broke into to take a polygraph test, she A Fun Fair will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 astronomy." said Lee Shapiro, Observatory, located at Col¬ A Board had violated its Code of p.m. Saturday at director of Abrams Planet¬ popular-level lecture tears at a news conference said, "I would be willing to Frandor Shopping center in celebration of "the Week of the lege and Forest roads. called "Galaxies and Quasars" Operations and although this Young arium. today, saying: "I don't have to submit to anything." Child." Observation targets will will be presented by Jack was understandable under the prove myself innocent." "Running is not a profession The annual fair will have exhibits and booths provided include sunspots, Venus, Sulentic, of the MSU astro¬ given circumstances, it should She said she would compete for me," said Ruiz, who wore by 31 area day care centers and nursery schools. Mars, Jupiter, Saturn and the nomy department, at 3 p.m. in not be continued. next July in a 10-kilometer race her Boston Marathon medal Exhibits and activities include color moon. the planetarium theater. in the New York "This is mixing, story telling, an area. around her neck. "I just love to obstacle course, toddler activities, finger painting, IN THE ONLY other issue seed planting, not going to be my last mara run. I didn't go to Boston to and the making and use of musical instruments. the judiciary was presented thon." she said of the Boston win. I'm glad I did, but I went The event is sponsored by the Office for with, it ruled Studer had not Marathon. to Boston to see Boston and be Young Children, violated the constitution by not Lansing, and the Central Michigan Association for the Education of Various individuals have in the race." Young Children. making interim appointments for board members seats that became vacated. good luck CLONES ARE CHEAP! 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STARTS TONIGHT! 12 Michigan State News East Lansing, Michigan Friday, April 25 1980 ONE OF FIVE MSU STUDENTS Volunteer aids hearing impaired By BILL ( ORNISH said. She said sign language is School for the Blind in SUte News SUff Writer not Lansing, This week she helped the The Michigan School for the imperative, but it does not Gilbert said. Using sign language is not hurt. students learn their numbers Deaf is a residential facility far "There were cheerleaders the easist way to teach num One of the girls in the class and practice spelling. and drums," she said. "It was hearing impaired children bers to a class, but at the To major in deaf education, taught Gilbert the numbers in very competitive." whose parents are Michigan Michigan School for the Deaf students must have 60 volun sign language. The children, who come from residents, she said. sign language comes in very Gilbert is a classroom aide to teer hours, Gilbert said. across the state, spent time handy. four first-grade students on "The experience gives me a For more information on the The classroom aide is furnishing a dollhouse, she chance to explore the field to Tracy Tuesday afternoons at the 132 added. program, contact the Service- Gilbert, an MSU freshman no- see if 1 year old school. She said stu "I didn't know what to really want to do this for Learning Center, 26 Student preference major, volunteer expect a career," she said. Services at dents appreciate her as some¬ the first time I went to the Bldg. the Flint school. one they can talk to and receive school," she said, "but everyone Gov. William G. Milliken help from. made me feel at home." declared the week of April 20 Gilbert began working at the Gilbert transferred to the National Volunteer Week in Michigan, and Gilbert is one volunteer who gives about four school in January in the recrea tion program. "The children live in a dormi¬ classroom program this term, and last week was the first week she went to Flint. Rep. to debate jurist and one-half hours a week to tory," she said. "I was one of the Michigan School for the Deaf. Gilbert is considering five volunteers, all from MSU, who worked with six children, ages six to nine." "THE FIRST DAV I was there the children were acting on employee rights out words," she said. "I studying deaf education or got to Employee rights and respon¬ would protect employees who do that, too." sibilities will be debated by a audiology and speech sciences. ONE OF THE MOST One word she acted was testify against their employer. state representative and a exciting events during the term "find" and she did that Opposing Bullard will be ALL OF THE students in the by management lawyer at 7:30 Dwight Vincent, general was a wrestling match between running around the room pre tonight in the Valley Court Park class have hearing aids, Gilbert the school and the counsel for the Michigan Manu¬ Michigan tending to look for something. Building in East Lansing. facturer's Association, who has Rep. Perry Bullard, D-Ann represented management in Arbor, will argue that em¬ over 50 collective bargaining ployees have a right to criticize Volunteer counselors needed and testify against their employer without fear of being agreements. Vincent will argue for an The Council Against Domes¬ fired. employer's right to the support State News Richard Marshall Joann Kelley, child care coor¬ of employees. Under the supervision of Lansing Councilmember William Brenke (left) and tic Assault is seeking volun¬ history of violence. "The issue is 'should some¬ dinator, said volunteers would developer Harry Bomers. Lansing Mayor Gerald Graves braves a rare teers to counsel children Kelley said the goal of the one's job be at risk if they Valley Court Park is located spring during discuss problems with the child program would be to help snowfall to break the first bit of exercise their right to free between Oakhill Avenue, Ever¬ ground Thursday for the Riverfront Mall a workshop from 6 to 10 p.m. ren regarding family violence. preschoolers to teen-agers get speech,'" Bullard said. The Ann at the corner of Cedar Street and W est May 7 and 8 at the United Kelley said most of the children green Street, Valley Court and Saginaw Street. Ministries for Higher Educa¬ in touch with their own feel¬ Arbor Democrat is Hillside Court. The public is come from families with sponsoring tion, 1118 S. Harrison Road, a ings. two "whistle blower bills" that . invited and admission is free. and May 10 from 9 a.m. to 6 Mayor newdigs riverfront mall p.m. at the Gier Community Center, 2400 Hall St., Lansing. Ground was broken for Lan¬ small, only 10 establishments in the residents of the Riverfront sing's Riverfront Mall Thurs¬ all. He said commitments have housing development," Graves day, beginning the construction been made for 70 percent of the said. of the $1 million professional BONNIE RAITT space, while the rest is under Lansing will undergo a mas¬ retail center. negotiation. sive reconstruction of its down¬ MSU Mayor Gerald Graves dug his Ron Stonehouse, Lansing Re¬ town in October with the $70 shovel into dirt and snow on the development Director, said the million construction of a con¬ AUDITORIUM southwest corner of Cedar and mall should be completed in West Saginaw streets vention/exhibition center, a MONDAY NIGHT initiating October and will complement hotel, retail space, parking area the development of the mall, the 278-unit riverfront housing and a number of other projects. which will include medical and unit adjacent to the mall. insurance offices as well as "Riverfront Mall is a natural retail space. Tom VanDeren, vice dent of Raplan Management presi complement to our downtown renewal efforts and will provide convenient service and access uuomarvjare Co., said the mall will be very to downtown businesses and to ot LansmG • Completely Confidential • Immediate Appointments • Abortions • Grants Available for Women in Financiol Need • Michigan Department of Heolrh license #29 • Operated by concerned professlonol women who core about you. • Womoncore provides TOTAL core for you. including before ond AFTER yout abortion. Emergency cover¬ age is by LOCAL physicians. Womancare is the only clinic in this area licensed by the Michigan Deportment of Health ond is o member of The Notional Abortion Federation. Michigan Abor¬ tion Rights Action League, Notional Abortion Rights Action League ond the Notionol Women s Health Network Moin Clinic 007-7350 Behind Frondor in Poinr North Professional Cenrer Lansing Clinic open 9.00 A.M.-9 00P.M Monday thru Friday "Formerly Lizards" T.G. West loosing Office the West Side Action Center Eost Lansing Office Above Hosier s on fUmriq.MI. PH. 351-2285 SPECIALS COME BOOGIE DOWN EVERY nni Sunday night JSJ • Pitcher special 2—6 25C hotdogs 2-5 with mm * live band 3:30—6 BOOGIE WOOGIE 32J® no cover Si fk-®£ wants you to BOB NNfr TONIGHT: Blood. Burn Baby Burn Friday and Saturday with AMERICA'S GREATEST ROCK & BOOGIE PIANO PLAYER mm® •*» BAND: SWEET ENERGY We need all INTRODUCING PIZZA you can AT POPEYES spare. Individual 5 inch pizzas: One way - cheese 69c Two way cheese, pepperoni 89* Campus Blood Drive - Three way - cheese, pepperoni, sponsored by: Shaw Hall Senate & Alpha mushrooms VV Friday, April 25 Kappa Psi Four way - cheese, pepperoni, mushrooms, save 60c onions & green pepper I Shaw Hall — Lower Lounge $1.09 I 1 ■Buy 3-piece chicken dinner" lam-4:45pm call Tim Rowlands ■""buy two"; j for the price of 2-piece dinner ■ 332-7133 Coupon expires May 1, 1980 ' i GET ONE FREE j Offer good w/this coupon only | j Coupon expires May 1, 1980 j (East Grand River location only) ■ Red Cross j Offer good with this coupon only J + 1127 E. Grand River, E. Lansing, is counting ^ (East Grand River location only) J 351 8776 E. Grand River Store Only on you. LUNCH SPECIAL: Monday - Friday 11 a.m to 3 p.m. 2-piece snack (white or dark) only 99* Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, April 25, 1980 13 Diana Dinner honors women Prof receives award Thirteen area women were honorary co-chairpersons for Vorhauer, key founder of one of recognized for outstanding con the! rent. the first Hispanic women's tributions in a variety of fields Women winning the awards groups in the country. Also for anthropology at the greater Lansing area Diana Dinner, held Wednesday were Virginia Baird, recently retired MSU information serv winning were Anne Stiver, president of UAW local 1995; night in Kellogg Center. ices employee; Doris Welters, Joanna Stark of the Ingham An MSU assistant professor critical for understanding con¬ More than 550 men and nationally recognized leader in County Women's Commission; of anthropology has received women attended the event, family education and assistant Lottie Horn Waterman, recent temporary movements for the second annual Margaret change in obstetric practices in which featured the presenta director of extension for family ly retired health specialist for Mead Award of the Society for this society. tion of the Diana award living education at MSU; the Michigan Department of Applied Anthropology. Jordan said the introduction pendant to outstanding women Dorothy Jones, founder of the Education; Joan Hosey, vice Brigitte Jordan was honored of modern obstetrics in develop in business, communications, Pashami dance group; Marie president and bank investment for her book, "Birth in Four ing countries poses a special community service, creative Emery, the first nun to hold a officer for American Bank and Cultures: A Cross-Cultural In¬ and performing arts, education, doctorate degree in Highway Trust; Joyce Howard Frank, problem when the modern vestigation of Childbirth in system confronts established government, health services, and traffic safety; Mary Kay nationally known authority on Yucatan. Holland, Sweden and traditional birthing practices. human rights, industry, labor, Scullion, co-director of House consumer affairs and a teacher the United States," published in Once an assistant to a Mayan politics, professions and ath¬ Democratic research staff; at Haslett Elementary School; 1978, midwife in Yucatan, Jordan letics. Gilda Richardson, outstanding and Kathleen Miller, deputy The award recognizes people used this description of a birth Clare Mackey, wife of MSU volunteer in the Ingham director of the Center for who have broadened the impact practice as a counterpoint to the President Cecil Mackey, and County area; and Delia Villegas Handicapper Affairs. of science with their skills. United States, Dutch, and Helen Milliken, wife of Gov. Jordan's fieldwork for her Swedish systems of birth. William G. Milliken, were book suggests the cultural de¬ Jordan has a long standing finition of the birth event is interest in issues surrounding women's health. She also parti The Best Steak House Optn 7 Doyi-I1.00 A.M. to f.00 P.M. Y PARKING - FREE cipates in hospital rounds as an attending behavioral scientist, Carter and has acted as a consultant to U.S. and Mexican hospitals. Fillet Steak Roast Chicken Fried Perch Sirloin Steak House Special Steakburger (continued from page 5l Sirloin Porkchops Shrimp Athenean Salad Congressmen! ber Bob Carr, D- East Lansing and East Lansing Daring To Do It! Baked Potato Salad an Mayor Larry Owen will be on the buses to escort students to the caucus. 3020 E. Kalomazoo St. Ph. 337 - 2210 Refreshments will also be served in an effort to keep people at the caucus site until roll call is taken. "If 40 percent of the people who vote for Carter are not still there when roll is taken, the I Now Open 7 Days vote is not valid," Green said. A Week "This has been a hard cam¬ I Box office opens 6:30 paign because even the top I Open Sun. at 7:30 p.m. iiiiiniiiiniiiir people are confused because everything is different and new things keep coming up and up and up," she said. A CASABLANCA RECORD & FILMWORKS PRODUCTION Kennedy JODIE FOSTER P- KM- - - hi;y • GAl f DAVID PUTTNAM,-cGERALD AYRES ADRIAN LVNE • -MAN • RANDV QijAID GERALD AVRES GIORGIO M0R0DER (continued from page 51 wages, prices, profits and inter¬ est rates "for as long as necessary to break the psy¬ Mon. Fri. 7:30 & 9:30 chology of inflation." As a member of the Educa PLITT THEATRES Sat 8 Sun. 1:30.3:30.5:30.7:30.9:30 tion Committee Admission $1.75 until 1:30 during his 17 years in the Senate. Kennedy has pushed for legislation and funding to help students. He claims sponsorship of the t's the real thing. Coke \ _ - __ original Guaranteed Student Loan Program, Indian educa¬ JODIE FOSTER ,n lUACA ® tion and bilingual education among other programs. NO ONE EVER LISTENS. - . ; SCOn BAIO • SALLY KELiERMAN • RANDY 0UA1D ru-i Corvette Summer ! WANNA SHUCK I Starring Mark Homil 8 Annie Potts Apnl25th^vi_ : AROUND? | ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT A Film By Lewis Milestone FRIDAY ONLY! G 8 H0LDEN HALL 8 & 10 PM RHA Taxpayers Free - $1.50 all others A Late Show Presentation Extra-Cut Rib Eye Steak Dinner Roger Moore SaMBaran-Eat- ALLFORONLY Choice of lotum Kristy ■fiMtbM*- "Pardon Mon Allaire" is about lour French buddies who undergo a series of romantic any Choice of any ■ ■■ CUT OUT THIS COUPON Dessert Beverage (exceptXmilk) $3J99 ml Ik) PON ll|ll CUT OUT THIS COUPON ||| O'Neal McNichol antics in the best French comedic manner. We Trying to keep their extramarital affairs undercover, the comrades blunder their way through the streets of Paris, always returning | Sa^1.395 ■ "COMPLETE TREAT" $3.99 "COMPLETE TREAT" $3.99 5 ^Darlings to pull the least fortunate of their number out of the hot water he has gotten himself into. 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Chaplin's look at America in the1950*s Monique Starr has the most exquisite face and body you will ever see I m surprised (and thrilled) she s baring all in a porno film. See both SPELLBOUND and STAGE FRIGHT together She s certain to become a vogue cover girl. You II be seeing her A GREAT DOUBLE FEATURE 0 lot more but never more of her1 Monique Starr is o knockout. TONIGHT AND SATURDAY And Femmes deSade is a mind-blower! Showtimes: Spellbound 7:30 and 11:30 Monly Alexander 5 5.00 @ 11.15 loo. MO X Stage Fright 9:30 only "ORIENTAL, CAUCASIAN, BLACK... BLONDES, Showplace: 111 Olds Admissions $2.00 BRUNETTES, REDHEADS...THE MOST EXCIT¬ ING FOXY LADIES AND THE CCRIAI MARTIN MULL MOST BIZARRE PORNO ICIllllL TUESDAY WELDI ACTION EVER FAN- TASIED!" -Mel Williams "It you think you've seen ail PRESENTS there is to see.then you must see deRenzy's 'Femmes EVERY SUMMER THE CREAM OF AME RICAN YOUTH deSade! There's a whole lot Today open &:45pm GOES TO SUMME R CAMP- Shows 7-9 pm - Sat. more going on than you Sun. of 1:00-3:00 ANDTHE REST GO TO CAMP NORTHSTAR. think!" -JeffGates 5:00-7:00-9:00 pm Alex deRenzy's Stripped of myth and mystery, the story of the most influential $ctmtrcs life in history. ,\ kiny iiAlewVork DCSOBC :ren cLected and scored Tonights Saturday 7:158 9:30p.m. by Charles Chaplin Porno Tonight And Saturday Showtimes: 7:30, 9:00, 10:30, 12:00 Showploce: Fri. 109$. Kediie Sat. 102B Wells f;l the JESUS man you thought you knew. B-106 Wells Hall SI,50/Sl with RHApass mi »*AI'» MfA« " UiblnbuU'd By Wat net Bros 7 iSMi ril Sat.-Sun. Early BIRD- 4;30-5 pm - $1.75 From ihe Producer of "National Lampoon's ANIMAL HOUSE Sot. I Sun BILL MURRAY IMPHREY LAUREN Shows At 12:30- 2:45 5:00 7:20 9:. BOGART - BACALL - - ACADEMY AWARD WINNER A Best Supporting Actor jl MELVYN DOUGLAS Fri. Conrad 6:30, 8:30, 10:30 Sat. 108B Wells 7:30 & 9:30 PETER SELLERS SHIRLEY MacLAINE Sun. Conrad 7:30 S 9:30 THE CRITICS AND PUBLIC AGREE... In new screen splendor...The most magnificent picture ever! There's nothing funnier than Peter Sellers in GONE WITH "Being There." THE WIND" BEING CLARK GABLE ATVIEN LEIGH LESLIE HOWARD Filmed in color by the ^jy^THERE T Umtod Artists [pc| OLMAdeHAYlLLAND TO HAVE AND Cooper Brothers and narrated in person by Fri. Union Ballroom 7:00 108B Wells 8:00 HAVE NOT DON COOPER Sat. Wilson 8:00 109 Brody 7:00 Anthony: Friday 7:30 & 9:30 From Mexico north through the American and Canadian Rockies to the foot of Alaska's Admission $1.50 $1.00 with RHA Mt. Mc Kinley, "Coop" traces the routes of pass early day westerners in hilarious fashion. CATCH-2Z His striking photography includes some "They are Popeye spectacular mountain scenery, as well as and Olive wildlife closeups of beaver, lynx, ptarmigan, Oyl caribou, grizzly bear, moose, elk, antelope, locked in passionate combat.' wolves and brother Dennis. L IS,QUITE SIMPLY, FRIDAY & Two showings: SATURDAY, APRIL 25-26 > THE BEST AMERICAN FILM University Auditorium at 8:00 p.m. # I'VE SEEN THIS YEAR!" Swept Tickets: $2.50, at the door only, in limited supply. One child under 12 admitted free Away: with each paid adult admission. Half-price for additional children under 12 years. Free to MSU students with valid I.D. A film h> Linu WertmulliT plus a Popeye & ® >KIWI EC:HHMIHWHSWMPMIIS! Olive Oyl Cartoon! ^r.SONW[lllS»SW!»'i -WW 109 Anthony: Saturday 7:00 & 9:30 BREAKING Fri. Brody 7:00 & 9:15 0% Sunday 8:00 Wilson 8:00 & 10:15 »iimiN it M tm Pr«r*»i| tart ImM ky slaint Ui Mia: till Dk Prifiawit Mai Mlm 3532011. M ?Mr iM. ■ PI nab Coming May 3: Jens tijerre AWAY Sot. Conrad 7:15 & 9:30 Sun. Wilson 7:15 & 9:30 Palnily MmhMtlU lltntot Mm tawiW IIimitUMIM* «*' -IIWHHII Eorly Bird CHINA A FUR MAO [®q|j. 4 p.m. • 4:30$1.75 Michigon Stote News, Eost loosing. Michigor Friday, April 25, 1980 15 IT ONLY TAKES MINUTES TO PLACE YOUR STATE NEWS 347 STUDENT SERVICES BUILDING CALL 355-8255 Classified Advertising Automotive Auto Service \[7\ \ Employment | fjT] f Employment }jjj] | Employment | [jj] I Employment [ |XT| | Apartments \\$f\ Information PHONE 355-8255 75 NOVA 2 door C.B. radio MUFFLER MAN RN's-GN's-SNT's 347 Student Services Bldg. GIRLS WANTED. Several SAILBOAT CRUISING in¬ LIKE TO DRIVE? 124 CEDAR, East excellent condition, only Muf' :rs, shocks, coil spring Lansing 2 models are needed by area structors needed for DO IT FOR 2,900 miles $1,800 332 4594. 30% discounts to students. man, 1 bedroom furnished LANSING GENERAL HOS¬ photographer. Must be 18 to Regular Rates 3-4-25 (4) Lifetime guarantee. 5103 S. PITAL has full and part-time Northern Michigan camp. DOMINO'S PIZZA apartment. Year lease only. 25, beautiful, and serious 332-3991.8-5-6 (3) Heat & hot water included, Logan at Jolly. 394 5060. positions available for regis¬ about making money during Now OLDS 88,1977, four door one OR-18-4-30 (5) hiring full and part-time $250/'month. Leases starting 1 day ■ 95 per line tered and graduate nurses the summer months as a NOW ACCEPTING applica¬ delivery people. Flexible June 15 or September 1. owner, AM-FM, air, power, and student nurse tech¬ model. Modeling experience 3 days - 85 per line tions for breakfast cook, hours with paid vacations 882-2316 after 5 p.m. cruise, 351 1003. 5-5-1 (3) nicians. A 4 day, 10 hour per is helpful but not necessary. luncheon cook, bartenders, and holiday benefits. Can OR-22-4-30 (81 days - 80' per line 6 8 days - 70' per line OLDS-CUTLASS Cruiser I Aviation ~| [XI day work week option allow¬ ing 3 day week-end is avail¬ Photos are needed for photo¬ graphers portfolio, and pos¬ waitresses, janitorial and dishwasher. Please make up to $5/hour with Wagon 1978. Loaded, built in apply in commission and tips. Apply CB. $4375. 351-0350 3818.JO 5-7 (4) or 349 BEAT THE 55MPH blues- learn to fly. Experienced instructor. Ca'l 224-7915. able on the midnight shift. We offer: Primary Et Team nursing, complete orientation sible magazine sales. Girls will be selected by application. For information and applica¬ person at Grand APPLES, 2359 W River between 3 and 5p.m. Okemos, at the following locations: 1139 E. Grand River, SUNTAN Master PINTO '73, 52,000 miles, 4 program, continuing educa¬ tions, send your name and 5-5-1 (9) Charge & Visa Welcome Z 8-4 25 (3) E. Lansing speed, good tires and gas tion support system, excel¬ mailing address to QB Photo, 966 Tmwbridge, E. Lansing FIRST VISIT FREE Special Rates mileage. $150; 72 Delta 88 lent wage and benefit pack¬ P.O. Box 541, Saranack, Ml 10- 4-28 16) Bldg 30' MA C E -a-s ^45 Ads 3 lines s4.00-5 days. 80 per line over excellent condition, 50,000 miles, $700 339-2669. | Motorcycles | age. For more information contact Personnel Office De¬ 48881 Z-3-4-28 (20) TEACHERS MAID - HOUSECLEANING 351-1805 3 lines. No adjustment in rate when cancel¬ 2-4-25 I6I partment, LANSING GEN¬ SUMMER JOBS - Sun 'n All K-8 grades. Low in¬ and some cooking with pos¬ led. Price of item(s) for sole must be stated BMW R60/5 ERAL HOSPITAL, 2800 De¬ Sand resort, South Haven, BEST BARGAIN IN TOWN! '72, 600cc come Catholic schools sible live-in. 332-5786. PLYMOUTH WAGON '69. vonshire, Lansing, Ml 48909. 1 and 2 bedroom Mobile in ad. Maximum sale price of s200. Private 65mpg Fairings and Saddle¬ Michigan. Interviewing Tues¬ in Texas Small 8-5-5- (4) Good running condition, fair Phone 377-8335. EOE. homes. From $155/month. Vi bags. Excellent condition day April 29, for waiter, party ads only. body. $200/best offer. 353- $1500. 332-0189 after 6. 25-4-30 (24) waitress, cook Et office posi¬ monthly stipend, fur¬ INTERESTED IN travel. Good mile from campus. 337-1056. Peanuts Personal ads 3 lines - '-2.25 - per in¬ 1060 after 5:30 p.m. 4-4-25 (41 tions. Make appointment and nished housing and money. National rate per C-18-4-30 14) sertion. 75' per line over 3 lines, (pre-pay- E_-5-4-28 (4) GRADUATING ENGINEERS pick up information at Place¬ basic needs provided. week in 1979 was $249.00. MUST SUBLEASE summer! Full time summer work. Must ment) PONTIAC PHOENIX 1977. ment Bureau, Student Ser¬ Begin August 3. Write | Employment~][jj~| We Furnished, 1-2 man, 1 bed¬ . are specialists in Engi- vices. 2-4-28 (10) have entire summer free. For Rummage/Garage Sale ads 4 lines - -2.50. Low mileage. Excellent Volunteers for Educa¬ room $125/month, or luxury an interview call 485-7322. 63' per line over 4 lines-per insertion. condition. Lots of extras. evel to management. We tional and Social Ser¬ furnished, 1-3 man, 1 bed¬ MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST 2-4-25 19) 484 8291 or 339-2301. PART-TIME and summer em¬ •epresent firms located room, balcony, pool, $190/ 'Round Town ads 4 lines-s2.50-per insertion. - ASCP or eligible. Acute vices, Box N, 3001 So. 8-4-29 (4) ployment with Michigan's month 332-0760 after 7:30 63' per line over 4 lines. throughout the U.S. Our ser- YOUR TIME IS YOUR OWN. largest, multi-manufacturer zice is free. Call or send care teaching hospital has Congress, Austin, TX, p.m. X-3-4-29 (7) Lost & Found ads/Transportation ads PONTIAC CATALINA 1972. part-time openings on mid¬ Sell Avon part-time. Earn 3 lines- distributor. Automobile re¬ esume to Shermtech 78704, Power steering and brakes. nights. Excellent wages, For good money and set your !1.50-per insertion. 50' per line over 3 lines. Runs good $300. Call 393- quired. 339 9500. America, Suite D 16647 more information please con¬ RN-LPN own hours. Ask about low IMMEDIATE RENTAL 2 S/F C-18-4-30 (5) rt Rd. LANSING Ml. bedroom apartment. 1 or 2 Popcorn (Sorority-Fraternity) 50 per line. 7863. Immediate part-time opening cost group insurance cover¬ 4-4-30J4) 48906(517-323-1002) tact Department of Human people, 5 minute walk to COOK PART-time kinder- Resources, Lansing General as charge nurse at skilled age. For more details call Deadlines TRIUMPH TR6 convertible 482-6893 C-22-4-30 (7) MSU. 332-1927 or 337-2971. care, 4133 Okemos Road Hospital, 2800 Devonshire, nursing facility, 11-7 p.m. 5-5-1 (5) Want Ads-2 p.m.-l class 1974, no rust, luggage rack, THE U.S. Air Force is looking shift. Excellent working con¬ day before public¬ $3100 or best offer. 332-2645 Okemos. 9a.m.-1p.m. Lansing, Ml 48909. 377-8334. for qualified young men and E.O.E. 8-5-5(11) BABYSITTER IN Okemos ation. 5-5-1 13) ditions, competitive wages. 8 5-5 (4) with home. June 16th to July women an interest in Cancellation Change-1 p.m.-l class day be¬ TORONADO 79 - Loaded, SECRETARY POSITIONS flying as pilots or navigators, DATA PROCESSING Coor Call Ms. Gresco at 332-5061 or apply in person, Provincial 25th. 30 hours per week. HASLEn ARMS fore publication. starting at about $14,000 dinator responsible for coor¬ House Must have own transporta¬ 135 Collingwood like new, good mileage. 332- (2)- May, June, July. We Whitehills, EOE. Classified Display deadline-3 annually and climbing to tion. Salary negotiable. Bene¬ Showing: 2-6pm M-F p.m.-2 class 4650 after 5 p.m. need persons with sharp dinating the implementation 5-4-28(10) $23,000 after 4 years. If fit of private swim club. Coll 351-1957 or 351-8135 days before publication. 4-4-29 13) telephone personality, excel¬ and use of Michigan State you're between the ages of 349-3608 after 5. 8-4-28 (8) Once ad is ordered it cannot be cancelled or lent math aptitude and Senate computer system. I.B.A AN international mar¬ Summer Leasing Only TWO 1978 Dodge 15 pas¬ 21 and 27, have a Bachelors Must have high quality inter¬ secretarial skills. Salary open. keting business currently ex¬ •190-'200/MONTH changed until after 1st insertion. senger maxi-vans. Power Dimondale area. Qualified? degree or will be getting one personal skills to train users panding operations. Seeking EARN EXTRA money at There is a M.00 charge for 1 ad home. Good pay, easy work. change plus steering, power brakes, auto. Call 646-6709. 8-5-6 (9) soon, you may be eligible! and trouble shoot for com¬ ambitious, independent, per¬ V-8. Tinted glass, auxiliary Find out more No experience necessary. FURNISHED STUDIO units, 50' per additional change for maximum by calling Dick plete operation. Computer sonable individuals interested Send for application report to $185/month all utilities in¬ of 3 changes. Heater. Heavy duty. Electric RESIDENT MANAGER Mitlyng at 351-0640. programming and systems in wholesale'retail marketing and cooling best offer. Right 10-5-2 (15) Mr. Stephens 16118 Fen- cluded. Immediate occupan¬ The State News will couple needed to manage 40 development experience es¬ management. Contact Mr. only be responsible for to reject any and all offers. sential. Several years experi¬ more, Detroit, Ml 48235. cy, 337-1619. OR-22-4-30 (5) Unit in Okemos. Must be able James Polaski, 332-1995 for the 1st days incorrect insertion. Call 374-8000 Ext. 138. MSU STUDENTS needed 10-4-29 (7) Adjust¬ to perform General main¬ ence with mini-computers appointment. 4-4-25 (11) 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT ment claims must be made within X-8-5-5 (81 tenance. 351-8135. for part-time food service and on line applications a 10 days SECRETARY EXPERIENCED available spring term. $285/ of expiration date. positions at Kellogg Center. PART-TIME cashier'book REPOSSESSED CARS- For OR-3-4-25 (6) must. College degree or downtown location, part time month, 351-8135 or 337-2653. Need applicants for both equivalent experience in data store attendant, neat appear¬ Bills are due 7 days from ad sale. For more information to start with potential to full OR-22-4-30 (3) expiration date RN-LPN spring and summer. Hours ance a must, good pay and If not paid by due date a s1.00 contact the State Employees processing required. Experi¬ time, salary to commensurate late Ingham Medical Center has flexible. Apply between 8 and ence in work processing and working conditions, excellent service Credit Union. 487-8211. Ext. job for student, apply in with experience, send resume 3 FEMALES TO share Cam¬ charge will be due. postions on the Afternoon 5 in 116 Kellogg Center. legislative procedures a plus. 225. 1-4-25 (5) X-8-5-5 (8) person only. Cinema X Adult to Box 10120 Lansing Michi¬ pus Hill. 12 months lease and midnight shifts. Excellent Salary commensurate with benefits and Salary, Contact Entertainment Center 1000 gan 48901. 5-4-25(8) starting June. $109/month. VW RABBIT, 1977, regular experience and ability. Send SUMMER JOBS. Available W. Jolly, Lansing. Wendy. 349-6290. 5-4-28 (4) gas, fuel injection, 25-38 personnel Department, 374- resume not later than May 5, now, full and part-time posi¬ 1980 to office of Secretary of OR 8-4-30 (9) They're divided into job 2246 for an interview. Ingham SUMMER SUBLEASE. 2 Automotive mpg, Michelins, rear defog- classifications to make the Automotive ger, AM-FM, buckets, 1 Medical Center, 401 West tions open. Good pay. Call the Senate, P.O. Box 30036 PART-TIME stuffing en¬ search easier. bedroom, 2 bathroom, air- Greenlawn Lansing, Michi¬ now 394-3450. Employment Lansing, Mich. 48909. An owner, all maintenance re¬ velopes. 2-4 hours/day, 5 conditioning. Two minutes cords. 323-4293. 5-4-30 (61 gan, 48909. EOE. 7-4-29 (12) Express. 8-5-6 (5) Equal Opportunity Employer. from Student Services. $270 ATTENTION WE buy late DODGE OMNI, 1979, 024, days/week. $3.25/hour. 5-4-30 134) model imported and domes¬ 2-door, lots of options, $4500, OB JECTI VIST-FULL time Walking distance to campus. For Rent a month or reasonable offer. Call 35L9303. tic compact cars. Contact Bill firm 627-3819._8-4-29_( 3) ANALYST RESEARCHER permanent position in ship¬ R.N.-B.S.N. Preferred. Appli¬ Call 337 7491. 7-5-2 (4) S-5-4-28]5)_ Burcham, WILLIAMS 'VW, .484-1341. C-22-4-30 (5) 1974 DUSTER, Gold and f Auto Service 1 f/~ part-time to assist consumer group in electric utility hear¬ ping department of local publisher for person with cations are being accepted for full- and part-time Com¬ DENTAL HYGIENIST posi¬ FALL HOUSING - DON'T NEEDED 1 or 2 females to brown, good condition. $700. tion open part-time. East GET CAUGHT IN THE sublet River Glenn spring and ings. Must have advanced rational epistemology and munity health nurses, Home BRAKES PARTS COLD! GREAT LAKES 394- summer. $115/month, 332- AUDI FOX - 1974 $2100 Cal[ 337-2062. X-3-4-28J3[ including accounting or economics capitalist ethics. Care. Send resume to J. Lansing/Haslett area. 339- pads, shoes, and hydraulic Starting 9656. 20-5-14 (4) 2680. C-22-4-30 (4) 4631 8-4-30 (4) 4-spped excellent condition. FIAT 131 1976, automatic background. Good oppor¬ salary $4. Fee paid. Call Mary Mollema, R.N., Administra¬ 30 M.P.G. 482-4744. parts for your foreign car, in tunity for grad students. Flex¬ at Professional Personnel AM-FM, excellent, $2500 or tor, In Home Health Care, 633 2-4-25 (4) stock, at reasonable prices. ible hours, approximately 20 HORTICULTURE/FORESTRY ASSISTANT best offer. 355-6166. Leasing Inc. 694-4090. E. Jolly Rd. Suite 4-A. Lan¬ CHEQUERED FLAG FOR¬ hours per week. $5 per hour. 2 4-28 (3) 8-5-6 (10) sing, Ml 48910. 5-4-25 (91 1979 CAMARO- Berlinetta, EIGN CAR PARTS, 2605 E. Send or bring resume to air plus many extras, like 1977 FIREBIRD, automatic, Kalamazoo Street. One mile Utility Intervention Project, The City of Mount Clemens has seasonal positions available to assist 350. 32,000 miles. Excellent west of campus. 485-5055. new. 332-7904. 5-4-25 (3) 590 Hallister Building. with municipal landscaping functions. (Etopcfungfjam $3,700. 332-4913. 8-5-2 (3) C-22-4-30 (8) 5-4-25 113) CAMARO 1978, Z-28, auto¬ Tasks will include planting, trimming of trees and shrubs, and turf care. matic, air, tilt, AM-FM, cas¬ FORD FUTURA 1978. Must- JUNK CARS wanted. Also sette. Call 323-7564. 8-5-2 (3) sell. 25 MPG, 17,000 miles. selling used parts. Phone CLERK WANTED - Adult Applicants must have completed at least one year of education in Bookstore. VELVET FIN¬ 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED LUXURY APTS. Excellent condition 321-7610 321 3651. C-22-4-30 (3) forestry horticultural or related field. A Valid Michigan driver's license 79' CAMARO Rally sport 627-2578 after 6 GERS, 527 E. Michigan, 489- is required. or GOOD USED tires, 13, 14, 15 2278. C-22-4-30 (4) •private balconies *d'»h washer disposal excellent condition. Many 8-4-28 (4) inch. Snow tires too! Mount¬ •swimming pool 'shag carpeting This position is options, Low mileage. $5800. •central air *heat included for 13 consecutive weeks during the summer, working 351-1553. 3-4-30 (3) 76' HONDA Civic - 41,000 ed free. Used wheel and hub ESCORTS WANTED- $6/ 40 hours per week at $4.65 per hour. miles. $2850. Good condition. caps. PENNELL SALES, 1825 hour, no experience neces¬ CHEVETTE 1978. 20,000 Radial tires, front wheel drive. Michigan, Lansing, Michigan *2 Blocks from campus on busline For application write: sary, we will train. 489-2278. miles. 4-door. automatic. 35 miles per gallon. Call Anne 48912. 482-5818. *Ask abouf our special 12 month rafes Apply in person at VELVET Personnel Department $3250. 627-3792. 8-4 29_(3J_ at 351-6249. 3 4-25 C-22-4-30 (61 FINGERS 527 E. Michigan. (5_) City of Mount Clemens C-9-4-30 (5) CHEVROLET 1975 3/4 ton pick-up with top. $1300 or MG MIDGET 19/9 7 000 MASON BODY SHOP, 812 E. Now leasing for Summer & Fall 1 Crocker Blvd. miles, never driven in snow, Kalamazoo since 1940. Auto best offer. 394-6304. red, $5200 or offer. 332-3757. painting-collision service. CALL 351-7166 Mt. Clemens, Michigan 48043 8-4-29 (31 1-4-25 (31 American, Foreign cars. 485 NOW LEASING tor AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER 0256. C-22-4-30 (5) Located at Hagadorn just south of Service Road CHEVY 1977 Malibu Classic, MUSTANG 1973, 54,000 FALL and SUMMER air, snow tires. $2000. 349 miles, dependable, snows in¬ 2022. 8-5-5 (3) cluded, must sell! $700. 332- For information call 'Where you can have your 5914. 6 4 29 (3) Burcham Woods CAPITOL VILLA APARTMENTS hair cut the way Just in time for CONGRATULATIONS MUSTANG 1974. 50,000 you want it." If your student number is 795089, you have won a free miles, automatic. $1300. 355 5910. 6-5-1 (3) HURRY just left for FALL a few MOTHERS DAY! POCO poster. Bring I.D to NORWOOD APARTMENTS Mon.-Sat. 347 Student Services within 1 week. S-1-4-25 (6) Now taking appli¬ 1330 E 351-5647 Grand River Let us send your message River's & Water's cations for Summer 7 A.M.-6P.M. CEDAR VIEW APARTMENTS of Love CORVETTE SWAP meet, Edge Apartments 351-5647 Michigans largest, by Capital City Corvette Club, April 27 Now leasing for 1390 E.Grand River Corner of Hogodorn 8 Grand River Ave. with our special Sunday 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Ingham summer only RIVERSIDE APARTMENTS County Fairgrounds Mason, ON THE RIVER East Lansing 332-4377 MDTHERS DAY Offer Michigan, $1.50 donation. In¬ AIR CONDITIONED formation (517 ) 321-4228 af¬ ter 3 p.m. 4-4-25 (81 Wednesday, May 7,1980 Sorry, Full For Fall 261 River St. 745 BURCHAM NOW LEASING FOR FALL LIVE A LITTLE! DATSUN B210 1977 AM FM stereo cassette. Regular (next to Cedar Village) — 4 lines s3.00, 70' per line over 4 lines. for information call: gas. $3195. 337-1171. 332-4432 351-3118 — Price includes mailing copy of ad to 8-5-1 (3) 9:30-4:30pm your Mother! — Deadline Wednesday, April 30, 1980 CEDAR 0MPUS HILL APARTMENTS Name: Student No;_ GREENS Don't be deserted Address; Phone:_ now taking applications for fall & summer Check out ...ai (he pool (his Summer! Where to be mailed: J •ONE BEDROOM /FURNISHED COLLINGWOOD APTS! APAR1MFN1S Free Bus Service I • AIR CONDITIONING •shag carpeting Name: Free Bus Service ,air conditioning • SWIMMING POOL •2 bedrooms •private balconies .|uxury furnishings Address: _ City _ -Z'P- • PRIVATE BALCONIES •swimming pool • WITHIN WALKING •Swimming Pool •dishwashers AD: DISTANCE TO CAMPUS •Furnished •Dishwashers 349-3530 SPECIAL SUMMER RATES special 12 month rates 9:00-6:00 daily 7S1 NOW LEASING FOR •Central Air SUMMER & FALL •4 person units 351-8282 Return to Stote News Classified, rm 347 351-8631 Located just off APARTMENTS Next tn Brody (behind Rollerworld Student Services - Prepayment required. Grand River, Okemos on the river) 731 Burcham Drive 351-7212 10-6pm Daily 1 6Michigon Stote News. Eost Lonsmg Michigon Friday, April 25, 1980 1 Apartments Houses ffi I Houses For Sale Animals j[Vl 1 Service [TO 1 Wanted \\f\ It's What's SUBLEASE 4-MAN near QUIET FURNISHED one bed¬ SUMMER SUBLEASE, Fall 3 BEDROOM DUPLEX. Sum¬ BOAT: 14 ft. wooden; bow FREE PUPPY. Good home GUITAR REPAIRS. Prompt MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST, Happening campus for summer 12 bed¬ room, next to campus 332- option. Great location, 10 mer sublease, furnished. Call mounted steering, 35 H.P wanted. Must get rid of Lab guaranteed service. Free esti¬ blood and donor processing room). $180 month. 351-9015 4458 8 4-25 (3) minutes from campus. Fur¬ 351 1349. 6-4-29 (31 Evinrude, trailer, extras $850 & shepherd puppy. 4 months, mates and reasonable rates and component preparation 8-4-28 (3) nished, 5 bedrooms, car¬ or best offer. 625-3283. housebroken, wormed. Most Member American Guild of Announcements for It's What's SUMMER SUBLET, 4 man. it no B.S. in Medical Technology peted, 2 full baths. For infor¬ LOWER HALF of house, answer 625 3520. shots. 351-7311, Don after Luthiers. MARSHALL MU¬ preferred, full time day posi Happening must be received in the Spacious, next to campus mation call Gary or Mike, State News office, 343 Student CAMPUS VIEW Rent negotiable. 351-7032. 355-9020 or 355 9021. Price 1-bedroom private entrance, $150. Negotiable for main¬ S 6-4 30 (3) 5p.m. E-5-51 (6) SIC CO. 337-9700. C-22-4-30 (6) tion in Muskegon. Apply American Red Cross, 1800 Services Bldg., by noon at least 324 8-5-2 13) Michigan Ave. negotiable. 4 4-29 (81 tenance. 349-4714. 8-5-1 (4) WHAT'S FLAT, "BLACK HORSES BOARDED $50 per East Grand River, Lansing. two days before publication. No Showing 4-6 pm & 7-8 pm M-F SUBLET ROOMY 2-bedroom AND CIRCULAR?" T Shirts. month, includes all feed and EXPERT GUITAR repairs. 8-5-5- (91 announcements will be accepted Manager Apartment JT2 LOOKING FOR fall housing? SUMMER SUBLEASE need 4 Sizes, 9 colors. $4 each. care. 694 3250 after 6 p.m. Acoustic and electric. Most by phone. ,,, $240 furnished. Air. Close. Call 35)-3038 or 351 9538 Call Mid-Michigan. They 3 females to share 5 bedroom C-4-4-30 (3) 5 4-28 14) extensive shop in the state. BOOKS FOR Gypsy Scholar f All & SUMMER LEASING Gary 351 1536. 3-4-25 (3) have 400 properties to over duplex. Near campus. Will ELDERLY INSTRUMENTS. Book sale, donations taken MSU Highland Dance Associa choose from, and they spe take singles. 332 1412. DISCOUNT. NEW-used 332 4331. C-22 4-30 (51 Room 223, MorrHI Hall. SUMMER SUBLET 1-bed- tion holds Scottish Highland and ROOMMATE NEEDED start¬ room for 2 or 3 people. Near cialize in the MSU area. Call X 10-5-2 (4) desks, chairs, files. BUSI¬ Lost & Found X-10-5-7 (3) country dance classes at 6:30 today and see if they have NESS EQUIPMENT CO. 215 TUTOR FOR preschool child¬ ing May. 2 bedroom town- campus. $255 total. Pam TO DO Spring cleaning, call tonight, Tower Room, Union. what you're looking for. 337- 4 BEDROOM House for sum¬ E. Kalamazoo. 485-5500. house. 394-7076 8-4-28 13) 351-2545. 3-4-25 (4> ren experienced, qualified Open to the public. 8023. C-5-4-30 (8) block from campus, STOLEN- "Bob Jackson" 10 for more information 655- mer OR-2-4-28 (4) teacher with child develop¬ rent negotiable. 332-0259. Speed bike. Blue with black ment major preschool em¬ 4472. 8-4 30 (3) Trim, good lettering. $150 UNIVERSITY VILLA UNIVERSITY 3 HOUSES, 3-4 bedrooms, to rent for summer or fall. Walk 3-4-25 (3) OLYMPIA- ELECTRIC type writer must sell $425 Good Reward. No questions asked phasis. 882-8958 after 5. 5-4-25 (6) COINS-WILL buy U.S., and MSU meets at Mennonite Fellowship 9:30 a.m. Sunday, MSU 635 Abbott call 372-6528. 4 4 29 (5) 'oreign. All metals. Also rings TERRACE to campus, Information at NICE 2 bedroom-appliances, condition. Call 393 5123. and watches. 625-3296. Alumni Chapel. Showing: 3-7pm M-F 655 Evergreen. OR-2-4-25 151 damage deposit, 5 minutes 3-4-29 (3) PROFESSIONAL LAWN care Manager: Aportmenta311 414 Michigan from campus, $300. 485- LOST GOLD ROPE chain 8-4 25 (3) No job to big or small, call Call 337-2653 or 351 8135 with emblem - JOEL. Big The Bhakti Yoga Society holds 2408 371-4400. 8-5-2 (4) SCHWINN BIKE- Like new, FALL AND SUMMER LEASING 332-5420 1512 COOLIDGE $440-Fall or reward. 393-9004. 3-4-28 (3) Jeff Wells at 351 1249. its free vegetarian feast at 4 p.m. four bedrooms-April 27, from 1-speed, with basket, re¬ 8 5-1 (31 SUMMER SUBLEASE two Sorry, full for fall 1-3 or 332-5622. 1-4 25 (41 4 BEDROOM. $380 plus utilities, Furnished, 2.2 miles to flectors, 2-4-28 (3) must sell. 332 5131. LOST-DARK rim glasses. Round Town ][~t1 Sunday, 319 Grove St., East Lansing. Open to the public. bedroom with pool and air. NEED 3 People to sublease a campus. 351-6824. 3-4-25 (3) Black case. Near library. 4-21 $300 per month. Call 337- Hurry, just left for a summer few four bedroom duplex. 351 - 22" BLUE Schwinn Sierra p.m. Reward. 351-1055. 3-4-25 (4) 355 1713 or 1 Instructions \\^\ THE BLACK Orpheus Gospel Choir presents their 9th an¬ The Tropical Plant Club meets 0138. 3-4-28 (3) 4635 after 5. 10-5-8 (3) boy's 10 speed, mint condi¬ from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Phone for appointment: Rooms tion. $110. 332-1770. LESSONS IN Guitar, banjo nual spring concert. May 4, Monday and Friday and from 11 HEY STUDENTS! GREAT between 12-5 SUMMER SUBLET- New 4 E 5-5-1 (3) LOST-GOLD digital pocket and more, at the ELDERLY 1980, 6:00 p.m. Union Ball¬ a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday and VACANCY NOW thru sum¬ watch with room- Admission Free. LAKES RENTALS is now in bedroom fully furnished inscription. $RE- INSTRUMENT SCHOOL. Saturday, Botany Tropical Green¬ mer. In large house, nice WARD$. Call 351 2625. 5-4-25 (5) your area offering houses and ranch. 351-8561. 8-5-6 43) TV-BRAND new 12" black C-18-4-30 (3) house (behind the Horticulture EAST LANSING- A few 1 area. Own room, close to and white Sony $99. Call 371 - 10-5-2 (4) apartments of all sizes and Greenhousel. Open to the public. bedroom apartments avail¬ MSU. Call 332-5971. 6-5-1 (4) prices - summer and fall CONGRATULATIONS 5517. E-5-5-1 (31 PRIVATE GUITAR instruc¬ leases available. Call 394-2780. C-5-4-30 (91 now able from $225. Heat in¬ cluded. Pool, laundry facili¬ If your student number is 825667, you have won a free ROOM 508 Grove St. Quiet 3 LESLIE SOLID State 760 Mobile Homes tion. Beginners through ad¬ vanced. Call MARSHALL [ S. F. Popcorn |lii| Encounter Bible Seminar meets ties £t easy access to I-69. blocks from campus, $23 per at 7:30 tonight, first floor study POCO poster. Bring I.D. to speaker, 200 watt, 2.2 amp. MUSIC CO. 337-9700. Open North Point Apartments, week, no smokers, available ZETA TAU ALPHA congratu¬ lounge, Owen Hall. Open to the SUMMER: SUBLET Four 347 Student Services within 1 $500 call 676-4961. weeknights until 9:00 p.m. 1250 Haslett Rd., Apartment May 1 332-1763, after 4:30 J -4-25_(31 MAYFAIR 1970. 12' x 52'. 2 lates their new pledges public. person, River Glen Apart¬ week. S-1-4-25 (6) Saturdays 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 7, 332-6354. OR-14-4-30 181 p.m. 8-5-1 (4) MARSHALL MUSIC CO. bedrooms. 3 minutes from Nancy, Melissa, Lisa, Kathy, ments. Free laundry, air, and C-22-4-30 (6) TWO WOMEN for clean Your headquarters for pro¬ campus. $4200. 351-0732. Kim, Maureen, Lisa, Maria, clean. Call 351-7654. Southern Africa Liberation ROOM FOR In 2 bed¬ fessional P.A. gear, electric Tami and Kelly. Zeta love and X-4-4-28 (4) EVERGREEN APTS. house, low utilities, for rent- 8-5;5J4) GUITAR LESSONS- Home ours! S-1-4-25 (6) Committee meets at 11 a.m. summer and/or fall. Call 332- room apartment, female only, keyboards, guitars and amps. Call 337-9700 or stop in. MONARCH 1974 14x70. 2 study program with personal Tuesday, African Studies Center. SUMMER SUBLET 341 Evergreen 2296 B-1-4-25 (4) pool, clubhouse, on bus - 2 bed¬ route, available Frandor Mall, 3 blocks from bedroom, extras. Perry, 625- instruction. No need for Topic: Freedom of South Africa Showing: M-W-F 4-6pm now. 349- room close to campus, rent 4424. 10-4-30 (3) weekly appointment. Send and Namibia. New members wel- 1500. 1-4-25 (5) west campus. Free parking. negotiable. 337-2593. Manager: Apartment 2G NO LEASE. Share house- name, address, for sample Call 351 -2426 351 8135 C-22-4-30 (7) 8-5-5 13) or female. $115 + Carolyn. 8-5, . lesson. Sun Dew Publishing FAIL & SUMMER LEASING 355-9272. After 5, 371-2473. GORGEOUS 2 Bedroom E. Box 333, Mason, Ml 48854. 1 & 2 BEDROOM apart¬ 1-4-25 (4) Lansing home. Housemate needed now. 351-5975, p.m. MILK CASES, sturdy plastic, 12" by 12" by 10.5" inside, Personal | f/~I 8-4-25 (7) Friends of Ruhani Mission meet for the teachings of Sant Darshan ments for summer Er fall. 1 SUMMER APARTMENT S-5-5-1 (3) j......, ... 75ceach. Makes nice storage, Singh on Surta Shabd at 11 a m block to campus. Clean, qui¬ sublet one block from cam¬ LARGE HOUSE- Very close ^JJ HAPPY BIRTHDAY Mr. Tom book she,f 676.5460 676- et, air conditioned, reason¬ MAC, furnished, rent to campus. Ideal for organ- Sunday, Oak Room, Union. Open able. 349-3413 evenings. pus on negotiable. 351-6308 even¬ ized groups. License for 2 MAbES to share room for 2047 9-4-25 (5) Dutch. April 24th is his special day. Thanks for every¬ Typing Service Li to the public. 8-3-5 (5) ings. X-5-4-25 (5) nineteen people. References. 332-3773. 8-5-6 (5) ®u^,e,r'."'c,e Cal1 332-4122. 3-4-29 (3) IF YOU AIN'T GOT IT, thing. Love The Evans Scholars. ACCURATE TYPING. 6 years MSU Badminton Club meets ROOMMATE NEEDED own FEMALE ROOMMATE to S-2-4-25 (5) secretarial experience. IBM from 5 to 8 tonight, IM Sports- room/bath, furnished. No Share 2-bedroom, 2 Bath SUPER CAMPUS location- FEMALE TO share room in GET IT' Correcting. Dissertations, Circle. Open to the public. lease $125 month. 349-9897 apartment, Air Conditioning. beautiful large house- stone house starting in fall. Near thesis, term papers, editing. 4-4-29 (3) $142.50, month. Call 394- fireplace. For 7 or 8. $900 a MSII $90 plus utilities. Call Call 374-8627. 12-5-2 141 month, 1 year lease-starting 351-8635. J-4-29 (41 DiCKER AND DEAL SUNTAN E 0657. 3 Miles to campus. SECOND HAND STORE Opportunity for juniors and 4-4-28 I6I June 15. No pets, references. " — FAST ACCURATE typing. seniors to earn academic credit OWN ROOM in duplex for Reasonable rates. Call Mon¬ 5iayfo?' 349-1620 2-4-28 (7) 711BURCHAM RD. FEMALE NEEDED June- summer. Clean, near campus. M UNIQUE EXPERIENCE1 umuuc cArcnicmot! day-Friday, 489-6903. interning with various types of youth programs. Contact David NOW LEASING June. 3 Blocks from campus. MINI-FARM for rent, seven Good housemates $90/ 1701 S. CEDAR ST. ■iRST ViSlT FREE OR-2-4-28 (31 Persell, College of Urban Develop¬ Call after 5. 351-8466. acres and pond adjacent to montn. jerr a/ izo^. For Summer Only 8-5-2 (3) Rose Lake Wildlife Research Area. 6 bedroom 3 bath and 2-4-25(41 - ~ 7" - ~ LANSING 487-3886 351-1805 TYPING 14 years experience. Call 332-3492 after 5:30. © ment. ~, WE BUY, SELL, and TRADE, DEAR DICK, you ruined my Large One Bedroom MALE ROOMMATE needed appliances. Call Dave, Tues- SUMMER ROOM MSU 0-2-4-28 (3) Departments of Anthropology r r ioa|14) for summer term, $85 a day to Saturday 351-3835. LCC near, bus route near, $75 day. Please return my tapes and Social Science present Marvin Apt. Completely fur¬ least the ONLY 60b a page! 55ta page nished. month. 337-0501. 8-5-2 (3) Available May _15 5-4-25 (71 per momh plus. 337-2141 or at ones you don't Harris on "The Sacred Cow SCHW|NN 1Q.speed Varslty, want. You know where you over 50 pages. Experiencer Revisited" at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, HOUSES 2-7 bedroom. 12 $125- Ladies 3-speed $90. M6000 got them. 1-4-25 (5) typist. 651-6424. 219 Berkey Hall. Open to the Sorry, full month lease starting fall No OWN ROOM now through ^_exceHent condition, OR-1-4-25 (3) public. For Appointment Call pets. 2 blocks to 5 miles from summer nice house 372-3038. 3-4-28 I4I for FALL quiet. 337-7328 Now taking campus. Nice houses. Call 332-3700 9:00a.m. to noon or $110, Laundry. Neal 372-9085 7-5-2(31 ~~~~~~~ fTEI,E° - $200, mattress - I Real Estate ifflft] THESIS EDITING - By de¬ Attention University Apart¬ greed professionals, free con¬ "SO. box spring - $150, 3 2-5o m. Monday-Friday or ments residents: Informal co-rec sultation. 339-8602. 3-4-28 (3) SUMMER SUBLET - Fall applications see list on door of room 6 at 2 BEDROOM FOR students coffee ,able ' ?2b' dras®ar/1' PERRY AREA- New cedar volleyball and basketball is at 7 201'/ Grand River (Above $25. lamps - $25. 351-2744 sided chalet, 3-4 bedrooms, option 1 bedroom, furnished, for SUMMER for lease- Summer term. TYPING IBM correctable tonight, at both Red Cedar and call after 5 p.m. 351-4513. Hosier's) Z-9-4-30 (10) 1 Vi bath, appliances, water 8-5-5 (3) AMERICANA APARTMENTS $300/month. Security de- posit. Call collect evenings ^fter 5 p.m. E-5-4-30 (4) softener, carpeted. 3 acres. selectric. 7a.m. to 7p.m. C/3 Spartan Village Gyms. Sponsor: East Lansing Community Educa¬ Phone Ruth 641-6934. 332-5322 SUMMER SUBLET, close, 1313) 437-1317. 8-4-30 (6) $49,500. 625-4144 Aldrich tion. Associates. S-4-30-6 8-4-25 13) SUBLEASES 2 man for sum¬ 1128 Victor Street own room, 1-6women. Fall ELECTRONIC HAND calcula¬ mer, 5 minutes to MSU, air, option, negotiable. 355-1951 SLEEPING ROOMS, down¬ tor T.I. Programmable 58 EDEN ROC EXPERT TYPING. Disserta¬ or 353-1574. 8-4-25 (4) mint conditioned. Call 351 - MSU ONE MILE MSU Observatory Open House furnished, laundry, $200. 332- 332-8488 town Lansing, completely - tions - theses - business 1666. 3-4-28 13) furnished 485-2747 or 485 7202. $70. E-5-4-29 (3) Fireplace accents sound is from 8 to 10 p.m. Saturday. 252 River Street MAGNOLIA ST. 3 bedrooms. three bedroom located at legal. MSU grad. 337-0205. Sponsor: astronomy and astro¬ 2774. 5-4-25 (31 C-22-4-30 (3) 2 12 month lease. Starts HANDMADE JEWELRY 2232 Forest Road. 9900 physics department. FEMALE, STUDIOUS roommates needed for fall 80 LOOKING FOR fall housing? September. Garage, fully ROOM IN new duplex. Air Box, 5 felt-lined drawers. down, $350 per month. Dave TYPING FREE pick-up and Cedar Village, fully fur¬ Call carpeted. $380. 372-7206. cable, dishwasher, $125/ Walnut colored. 12" high, Fry Realty. 641-4512. at Mid-Michigan. They delivery. Fast, experience, MSU Astronomy Club meets at nished $120/month. Call 353- have over 400 properties to month. Mike 332-7977, after 18" wide, 9" deep. Never 8-4-25 (6) C 3-4-25 (4) low rates. 676-2009. 4. 3-4-25 (3) used $50. 663-1257. 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, Abrams 3440 anytime. 5-4-30 (5) choose from, and they spe¬ OR-13-4-30 I4I OWN ROOM - nice house. Planetarium. All members must cialize in the MSU area. Call E-54^9 (5) BEECHWOOD today and see if they have Close to Mac's bar. $85' month. Extra's June-August WOMEN NEEDED, 5 bed¬ SCHWINN _ _ VARSITY- girls [ Recreation ~][tfll UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS attend. nomy Topic: Results of Astro¬ Day activities in the Lansing what you're looking for. 337- room, 2 bath duplex. Own COMPLETE RESUME SER¬ 15. 485-9796. Light blue 10 speed. Excellent area. Open to the public. APARTMENTS 8023. C-5-4-30 18) 3-4^25 (3) room; rent negotiable. 351 - condition. $100. Call 332- DISC JOCKEY VICE: typesetting; offset 1932. 5-4-30 (3) #1 SOUND & DISCOUNT EAST LANSING. $300. 2- 0140. E-5-4-29 131 printing; and bindery services ' 5 blocks to compus SOUTH LANSING - Large, RECORDS team up to bring Approved dissertation print¬ bedroom. Pets. Rural. 332- ROOMS FOR rent, $115/ Instructional Development clean one and two bedrooms. you your favorite tunes for ing and binding specialists. > large 2 bedroom 8391. 4-4-25 (3) WATER BED- custom frame, luncheon features Paul Matchette 10 minutes to campus, heat, month, utilities included, next For estimate, stop in at 2843 your next party. Phone 332- © of Omnicom with a different view apartments Heater $115. Call Jake 485 - to campus, kitchen, bath and ' furnished appliances, air and carpet. HOUSES 9796. 5-4-29 (4) 2212. Ask for Tom. E. Grand River or phone of product development at noon - 4-bedroom. laundry included, deposit re¬ From $235. 393-1746. 332-8414. C-22-4-30 19) Now 2-4-25 15) Summer. 1 block from cam¬ quired. 337-1098. 8-5-1 (5) 22-4-30_l7) today, 1961 Room, Case Hall. Renting For pus. 351-2626 8-5-1 (3) SHARP ELECTRIC printing SPRINGTIME ENTERTAIN¬ COPYGRAPH SERVICE Summer & Fall calculator model EL 1166, FEMALE NEEDED, OWN ROOM in country MENT. Horseback riding, COMPLETED, DISSERTA¬ Bronze summer never been used $75. 393- Dragon Calligraphy next to MSU, furnished. $70 DUPLEXES. 3 to 4 persons. house, washer and dryer, hayrides, sunset rides, moon¬ TIONS AND RESUME SER¬ 0804. 10-5-2 (4) meets from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m Call 332-0052 332-1952. 8-5-5 (3) Semi-furnished, summer or pets ok, $150 per month, light rides, and campouts. VICE. Corner MAC and Saturday, Mural Room, Union. between 1pm-4pm fall. Call 669-9939. 20-5-15 (3) includes all utilities. 694-3250. Boarding and lessons avail¬ Grand River, 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. KENWOOD RECEIVER Topic: Medieval Western SUBLET SPACIOUS 1 bed¬ 5-4-28 14) able. CRAZY C RIDING Monday-Friday, 10 a.m.-5 Model KR-3600, 1 year old, European manuscript styles. Open room, on busline, available ATTENTION GRADUATE like new, $140. 351-0772. STABLE. 676-3710. p.m. Saturday. 337-1666. to the public. 2 TO 3 Bedrooms across from NEEDED EASYGOING non- OR-1-4-25 (7) campus. Fall and summer now. $220 includes heat. Call students - Newer spacious, 3 smoker for own room in nice 5-4-25 (4) C-22-4-30_(7j_ 332-5930 8 a.m.-noon. bedroom 3 bath, finished rec leasing. 351-8135 or 351 - SUMMER ADVENTURE. TYPING TERM papers. Ex¬ 3-4-28 (4) room, $525/month plus utili¬ house, close to campus, 3038. OR-X-12-4-30 (5) LADIES FULL length rabbit perienced, fast service IBM Society for Creative Anachron¬ ties, available Sept. 1 669- $140/month plus utilities. LCC Canoeing and Sailing - ism fur coat, $90 or best offer, meets from 8:30 to 11 p.m. Grad preferred. Roger 332- Call 351-8923. OR 22-4-30 (3) FEMALE NEEDED to share 5513. Bus route. programs. Canada, Great Beginning 4-7-80" Win A Free duplex, own room one mile to campus, available June to OR-4-4-25 (7) 5352 evenings, 8-5-1 (7) size 5-7, call Sandy after 5, 882-9810 5-4-25^5^ Lakes, Mississippi River. 332- 3991 or 373-7130. 1-4-25 (5) LOW RATES - COMPUTER TYPING Resumes, Thesis, © Saturday, Tower Room, Union. Open to the public. — Poco Poster: Check the Classi June. 351-0259. Prefer grad 6-4-29 (51 2 BEDROOM ances. available DUPLEX, appli¬ immediately. ROOM AVAILABLE in house June 8, Female $75 per month. Call 371-4182. AIR CONDITIONER BTU Philco. Good condition. 355-6211. $75 or best offer. 5000 BLUEGRASS SERVICE EXTENSION plays weddings, Term Papers. Call "G" Typ¬ ing. 321-4771. C-22-4-30 14) © National Astronomy Day is from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday, fieds for your student number. NEEDED 3 people to share 4-man apartment for sum¬ $440 - 627-5776. 8-4-30 (4! utilities. 372 2213- 8 4-29 (3) ROOM FOR tent, reasonable E5-4-25 (3) parties, 655-1366 or 353-9695 C-22-4-30 13) ANN BROWN TYPING Dissertations - Manuscripts © Abrams Planetarium. For details, call 332-STAR. mer $85 per month. 332 BOOKS! 3 floors of books, CREATIVE must occupy by June 1. Call 349-6660 — If you find it bring 8791 8-4-30 i3) AMBITIOUS magazines and comics. after 5p.m. 337-0430. C-22-4-30 13) .D. card to rm. 347 _ people, to join me in finding a CURIOUS BOOK SHOP, 307 MSU Simulations Society SUBLET MAY to August house for next school year. 8-4-29 (3) East Grand River, East Lan- meets from 10 a.m. to 11 Student Services with¬ p.m. 2-bedrooro with dishwasher. Want to form TYPING IN my home. Close an interesting sina. 332-0112. C-22-4-30 (51 Saturday, 332 Union. Open to the in 1 week and get Last years rates. Call 339- living environment. Business ROOM FOR rent, country Rummage Sale ^ to campus. Quality work! public. a free poster! 8956 after 6. 8-4-25 14) potential. living, female, utilities in¬ NEW AND used guitars, ban¬ Cindy 9 a.m.-7 p.m. 394-4448. Starting 4-7-801! After you place a classified ad straight only. 487 0905. S 5-4 25 15) Non-smoking, cluded, rent negotiable 6305 after 5. 10-4-28 (4) 641 - jos, mandolins, etc. Dulci¬ mers and kits. Recorders, HADASSAH NUAL NEW AND USED SEMI AN C-22-4-30 (3) ©1 MSU Scuba Class makeup Is EXPERIENCED IBM typing, FURNISHED EFFICIENCY in this newspaper, the calls will start coming in fasti You find it hard to keep track SUMMER SUBLET- New ROOMS ACROSS from Wil¬ liams Hall on Michigan Ave. thousands of hard to find albums and books. Discount SALE. Lansing Artillery Ar¬ mory. Marshall Street. Mon¬ dissertations FAYANN 489-0358. (Pica Elitel. Vi from 5 to 6:30 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, IM Sports-Circle Summer sublet- $155 per month 1 block to campus. may of interested parties. duplex, 45 person occu¬ 351-3038 or 351 9538. prices. Expert repairs estimates, ELDERLY - free IN¬ day April 28, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. C-22-4-30 13) i Members only. pancy, 2 blocks from cam¬ OR 22 4 30 (3) Tuesday April 29, 9 a.m. to 3 915 Lilac. Call 351-8578. 5-5-1 (4) Riverside Living pus. Call 337-1561. 5-4-25141 SUBLET 2 ROOMS. June 15 STRUMENTS 541 E. Grand River. 332-4331. C-22-4-30 (91 p.m. Furniture, clothing, antiques, jewelry, beautiful 09 Science Fiction Society meets 7 tonight, 334 Union. Open to Transportation -3- at SUMMER SUBLET ficiency fall option $145 call ef¬ and Balconies too! LARGE 2 BEDROOM nished, very nice. $550 avail¬ fur to from September 15, 3 blocks MSU. Beal entrance. RECORDS! THOUSANDS to choose from 75t and up, all self-propelled lawn exercise bike. Like new lady's and man's fun-fur coats. mower, K) the public River's & Water's $85, $98 option for fall, $115. RIDE NEEDED to Arizona 353-1724 or 351-4850 Ask for Zexa. 4-4-30 (41 Edge Apartments able June. 332 3900 OR 8-4 30 (4) 332 1721. 8 5-1 (5) quality guaranteed. WAZOO RECORDS, 223 Abbott, 337 0947. C 22-4 30 15) Man's complete tux, mattress and box springs. 100 new Will help pay gas. Call 353 8337. 4-4-25 (51 On MSU Bahai Club holds dawn prayers at 8:30 a.m. Saturday, Oak FEMALE bedroom NEEDED across For from 2 Now summer leasing for only HEY STUDENTS' GREAT LAKES RENTALS is now in SUMMER SUBLET 3 in house, great condition, Site, and extras 351 3689 rooms SEWING MACHINES new women's sweaters. Sporting equipment, households, books, records, etc., etc. NEED RIDE to Grand Canyon Vi Room, Union. Open to the public Anyone interested in forming a or vicinity. Will pay all gas campus, fall term $100 your offering houses Singer machines from $99.50. Many new items with tags area, unicycling club is invited to meet month. Call 353 5727 Sorry. Full For Fall and apartments of all sizes 3-4 25 (3) Guaranteed used machines still on. 4-4 29 (20) expense. sooner. Leave 5/16 or Mike 332 7977. After to exchange ideas, tricks at 10:30 5-5-2 (3) 261 River St. and prices Summer and fall from $39.50. All makes re Enr a resullful classified ad, 4. 3-4-25 (3) a.m. Saturday, in front of W. Fee next to Cedar Village ieases available. Call now. use a large heading or white paired. EDWARDS DISTRI- SALEM! DESIGNER clothes; Hall (next to Conrad Library!. FEMALE NEEDED for 2 394 2780 C 5 4 30 (91 BUTING COMPANY, 1115 N It's worth a few extra i- jeans; clay French ■ pots; person apartment. Availab 33? 3433 Washington. 489 6448 mags; patterns; kids things; Gays at MSU meet at 6 p.m now, summer option. Can SUMMER SUBLET 1 2 3 C 22 4 30 (8) Wanted or household items. 12-6 p.m. Sunday, 342 Union. Open to the 337-7232. B 1 4 25 14) 1 it e rooir •, available for Call our classified depart men' sum Friday, Saturday, Sunday- public. BASEBALL FANS, official R.N. B.S.N. Preferred. Appli with your ad now1 We want rner ir. great house with FEMALE. NEAR Erandor and 1070 Marigold, E. Lansing. NEED 2 Girls. Collingwood, major league baseball jackets, cations are being accepted MSU Tolkien Fellowship meets sunporch close to campus. 1-4-25 (7) start fall $98/month. Call 353 to help you sell The items you bus Own room $30/week. HIGHEST QUALITY, call Jeff for full- and part-lime. Com¬ One fall option. 351 1132 at 8:30 tonight. Tower Room, 5762 8 5-6 ( 3) no longer use 3 4-28 (51 Call Pat 372 2011. 8 4 25 (31 332 5232 or 882 6633 munity Health nurses, home Union. 8 4 25 14) Countless home buyers will care. Send resume to J. MAGNOLIA- 2 Bedroom FEMALE TO share 2 bed SUMMER SUBLET. Fur find their future homes in the Mollemat, R.N., Admini¬ The REACH volunteer program furnishings, utilities $250' room apartment immediately nished 6-bedroom. 2 living Channel your sales message classified columns. Call us strator, In Home Health Care, has openings for WSI swimmers month 349-5854 after 5. 5138 Okemos, on bus run $.95 month. Call 351 place a classified ad today for to ready cash buyers; use with your real estate ad 633 E. Jolly Rd. Suite 4 A. to instruct swimming to children 3-4-29(4) 349 3127 after 4 8 4 30 I4i 9365 t 4 28 '3/ Classified regularly! today. 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