Monday Cloudy skies are expected today with temperatures in the The State News VOLUME 74 NUMBER 71 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN 48824 APRIL 28. 1980 Iran displays soldiers' bodies By The Associated Press mission was canceled. Tehran, including the home of Ayatollah Maps, machine guns and the bodies of Thomas, a helicopter maintenance man Ruhollah Khomeini, the Iranian leader. eight U.S. soldiers killed in the unsuccessful from Philadelphia, is "alive and well," the He claimed 18 planes, 20 attempt to rescue the American hostages officials said. They declined to give any helicopters and 3,000 men were involved in the mission. An editorial in Jomhori Islami, the were displayed Sunday at the U.S. Embassy other information about him except to say he in Tehran. A leading Iranian judge said at had talked with his mother twice newspaper of the hard-line Islamic Republi¬ on Sunday, A TEHRAN RADIO broadcast quoted the can Party, said the bodies of the soldiers least 29 Americans died in the abortive apparently by telephone. Iranian militants as saying Sunday that an should be held in Iran until mission. While the bodies were being moved into Washington President Carter, in formal report to unspecified number of hostages had arrived releases Iranian assets frozen in the United a the embassy, the hostages were being in Tabriz, the Congress released Sunday, reiterated that capital of Azerbaijan Province i continued on page 7) moved out, transferred to cities such as only eight bodies were left behind in the Tabriz and Qom, Tehran radio said. There Iranian desert. "No United States armed were hints Iran might demand a payoff for forces remain in Iran," he added. Cyrus Vance resigns; return of the bodies. With the plastic bags containing the Iranian President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr, bodies lying on the ground inside the in an interview with French radio, said that embassy compound, Ayatollah Sadegh in light of the U.S. rescue attempt early Khalkhali told reporters the remains of nine Friday, "a solution with the- Americans is soldiers had been recovered and at least 20 more commandos died, "but their bodies are powder now." Broadcasts by Tehran Radio claimed nine almost impossible." But he also said that "if the Americans guarantee not to interfere in our internal affairs, a solution could quickly opposed rescue attempt be found." WASHINGTON (AP) - Secretary of ing the operation to foreign governments. Americans were killed. There was no State Cyrus R. Vance, the only top advisor Vance's disagreement over the military explanation for the display of only eight TEHRAN RADIO QUOTED revolution to President Carter to disagree with the venture was only one of a series of setbacks bodies. ary leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini as rescue operation in Iran, is resigning, for the soft-spoken former Wall Street White House press secretary Jody calling Sunday for an international meeting administration officials told The Associated lawyer. Powell, asked about the reports of a ninth in Tehran to see the "crimes" the United Press Sunday night. body, said, "I don't know anything about States committed against Iran. Again and again, he ended up on the Vance's resignation, which is considered short end of power struggles with Zbigniew that." When informed that the bodies had Bani-Sadr had indicated Saturday he imminent, is certain to add to President been displayed at the embassy, Powell said, Brzezinski, the determined anti-Soviet favored a conference of non-aligned Carter's problems following the collapse of national security advisor who played a "Clearly that sort of behavior constitutes a countries to investigate the latest American the mission in a remote desert in Iran. low in moral prominent role in drawing the United new depravity." moves. "They had a good relationship, but both States away from detente with the Rus¬ The official Iraqi news agency and Iraqi the president and the secretary concluded it sians. DEFENSE DEPARTMENT officials in diplomats abroad denied a Tehran Radio was impossible for him to function as There was no immediate indication of Washington speculated that the Iranians report claiming Iraqi President Saddam secretary of state," said a senior admin¬ who would take Vance's place. Vance had had found the wallet of a helicopter Hussein was killed in a coup and his socialist istration official, who refused to be identi¬ said he would be leaving at the end of the crewman, Petty Officer 1st Class Stanley E. fied. government overthrown. four-year presidential term, Thomas, and thought it belonged to a ninth even if Carter Khalkhali told reporters at the embassy Vance was the only member of the is re-elected, and Warren M. Christopher, American victim. They said Thomas ap¬ that a giant map taken from one of the National Security Council who opposed the the deputy secretary of state, has been parently dropped the wallet while running abandoned U.S. aircraft showed the com- operation, the official said. But afterward, considered a leading prospect to succeed to board a C-130 transport plane after the mados planned to strike 14 centers in he supported the administration in explain¬ him. Minority students voice By KARL BLANKENSHIP but Moses Turner, vice president for rate and recruitment. concerns Johnson said faculty members needed State News Staff Writer student affairs and services, said there "The vice president of student affairs, Faculty insensitivity, bad academic advis¬ were no plans to cut that "sensitivity training." program. who is responsible for this area, has fallen ing and unrealistic financial aid require¬ Turner started the meeting by saying the short in terms of what Black students feel," MANY MINORITY STUDENTS come ments were among the complaints minority major need of minority students was the Robinson said. from inner city schools which do not students made to the MSU Board of establishment of a living environment Michael Johnson, a junior in Health, Trustees Affirmative Action Committee which would be conducive to keeping and adequately prepare students for higher Physical Education and Recreation, told the education. "They have to play catch Thursday. recruiting minority students. trustees he had more up Several hundred emotion-charged stu¬ negative feelings than when they get here," Johnson said. dents crowded into the Lincoln Room of the positive feelings about the University. Often minority students are put into JAMES ROBINSON, a resident assis¬ "Many faculty members have a pre-con- work-study programs, Johnson added, Kellogg Center for the two and one-half- tant in Butterfield Hall, disagreed. ceived notion about minority students," he so Ayatollah Sadegh Khalkhali covers his nose as a militant uncovers one of hour public comment session, in the first their study time is reduced. Also, with the Robinson said the major areas of concern said, adding that many professors "treat me the bodies of the Americans in the compound of the U.S. Basic Educational Opportunity Grant Embassy in trustee Affirmative Action meeting since were financial aide, the minority retention like I'm dumb." Tehran Sunday. Khalkhali has said the bodies will be handed over November. (continued on page 14) only to families of the dead or church representatives, but not the U.S. Many of those who showed up were government. apparently concerned about the rumored curtailment of the Minority Aide program, EDGES CARTER BY 0\E DELEGATE Media ' unfairly criticize ' Bv KY OWEN and from the fact." Kennedy wins Michigan KARL BLANKENSHIP caucuses State News Staff Writers An MSU trustee Friday blasted the media for unfairly ALTHOUGH THE COLUMN said he "altered" the Mackey told the board he had only presented his ideas concerning procedure, criticizing MSU President Cecil Mackey. the document. By TIM SIMMONS they faced a situation foreign to them and "The president is being characterized as trying to He added that he had not "forced" State News Staff Writer they did not prefer the caucus over the grab anything on the Faculty Sen. Edward M. Kennedy edged out dictatorial power," said Jack Stack, R-Alma, speaking at the Council. "That is not the case at all. primary selection process. President Carter by one delegate in The Michigan Democratic Party used a board meeting. "I think it is unfair that the president is being Faculty Council is currently debating the proposed procedure, but nothing has received final approval. The Interim Michigan's Democratic caucuses Saturday closed caucus system this year because the pictured that way." Faculty Greivance Procedure is currently in use, and has been since 1972. with less than 40 percent of the registered National Democratic Party ruled that open Many of the participants said they were column in MSU may go through the next seven years with the same Democratic voters casting ballots. primaries violate party rules. Open primar¬ still confused about the process even after interim procedure if the Faculty Council does not Kennedy secured 71 Michigan delegates ies allow people to vote for the candidate of they had voted. Local and Congressional Stack said he was disappointed when he read statements that approve a new for the National Convention to be held in their choice regardless of party affiliation. procedure, said Mackey, who characterized the present grievance politicians also appeared, using the occasion Mackey caused the faculty grievance procedures to be changed, procedure as ineffective and slow. New York this August, with the remaining The resulting closed caucuses in Michigan to cement contacts within their own Mackey responded by saying the article "could not be farther 70 delegates going to Carter. (continued on page 14) turned out to be the most restrictive in the constituency. Kennedy's victory is the second close win nation when less than 42,000 people in a week, after taking Pennsylvania's registered to vote in the caucuses. primary last Tuesday. Voters were required to stay at the Kennedy backers were hoping for a clear-cut win in Michigan, however, to show polling location until a roll call could be taken. Forty percent of those voting for a Bush backs rescue effort; campaigns in Lansing support for the Massachusetts senator in a candidate had to be present at the roll call northern industrial state. in order for the vote to be valid. By SUSAN TOMPOR WHEN ASKED WHETHER the unsuc "It was intimidating and threatening to State News Staff W riter cessful mission enhances his efforts for the THE NARROW VICTORY still leaves some of those I talked to . . . who were George Bush campaigned in Lansing Republican presidential nomination, Bush Carter with a large lead in delegates with forced to place a ballot in a marked box for Friday in the shadow of the unsuccessful said he could not foresee the events as 1,109.3 to Kennedy's 639.1. A candidate the whole world to see," said Zolton attempt to rescue the 50 American hostages having much impact. needs 1,666 delegates to win the Democra¬ in Iran. Ferency, MSU associate professor of crim¬ But, the former U.N. ambassador quickly tic Party nomination. inal justice. Making a brief stop at Capital City added, such problems only reinforce his Only 16,171 of the 41,717 registered A suit filed Airport for a news conference, Bush told belief that experience in foreign affairs is a Democratic by Ferency to stop the reporters he felt "comfortable and indeed voters participated in the caucuses was rejected last week necessary qualification for the presidency. caucuses — less than 40 percent. About by the compelled" to support President Carter's "We've seen what it's like — leave out 1,125 people of 3,000 eligible voters in Michigan Court of Appeals. efforts, and that he was not about to Iran — to have a president who had no Ingham County participated in the caucus, "I would have rather seen a closed "second-guess the president." experience in foreign affairs at all," he said. representing the Sixth Congressional Dis¬ "I think the president made a tough "Now we are being asked on the primary, but that wasn't the way it was trict and a small part of the 10th District. done and this is how we must select decision," Bush said. "But nevertheless he Republican side to think that if Reagan is Many of the 1,100 people who partici¬ did something — he tried to do something — nominated that that's OK too. And I don't delegates," said Anne Fett, a Kennedy pated in the Ingham County caucus said and I hope the country supports him." agree with that," he said. supporter. Bush, the first presidential candidate to Bush prefaced his news conference by urge Carter to break diplomatic relations saying his April 22 victory in Pennsylvania with Iran, said his "heart goes out to the showed that people wanted an alternative families" of the eight men killed in Iran to former California governor Ronald AFSCME Local 1585 early Friday morning. Reagan and President Carter. "MY ONLY REGRET." he added, "is that HE SAID MANY of his fellow Republi¬ this mercy mission was not successful." cans merely jumped on the Reagan band¬ approves new contract Bush was the only candidate to hit the Michigan trail campaign trail as planned wagon, "convinced before Pennsylvania that the train is leaving the station, if you In a special membership meeting of the contract and strike Friday morning in the wake of the aborted want the gravy you better get on." a by all airborne mission. Sunday, the American Federation of workers. rescue "The good news," he said, "is that they'll State, County and Municipal Employees Pat Fleser, president of local 1585, jump right off again if we start rolling the Local 1585 approved a new contract, to Commenting on the possible ripple other way." said the union was satisfied with the effects of Friday's news. Bush said the be taken to the MSU Board of Trustees contract. Promising to "fight hard," Bush said he Soviet Union would have a propaganda for final approval tonight. "We!re would spell out the difference between never completely happy, but field-day with the aborted rescue mission in The contract was the result of about we're satisfied," he said. Reagan, Carter and himself in future Iran. four months of negotiations and around- Fleser and other union officials primaries which include those in his home re¬ the-clock bargaining by MSU and local fused to comment on the contents "You'll see the Soviets try to endear state of Texas on May 3 and in Michigan on or 1585. Union members voted by an changes made in the new contract until Republican presidential candidate George Bush brought his campaign to themselves to the Islamic world by making May 20. overwhelming 572-88 to accept the the Board of Trustees is presented with Capital City Airport Friday in the wake of the aborted attempt to free a lot out of this," he said. "They will do what He said he was "delighted to have that contract. The vote precluded rejection the document. the American hostages in Iran. Bush commented they always do: stir up trouble for the strong and courageous support" of Gov. extensively on the United States in rescue mission as well as on his an action of this nature," William G. Mllliken who endorsed him campaign strategies. he said. earlier this month. Monday. April 28, 1980 2 Michigon Stote News Eost Loosing, Michigon Ofotus nation/world to Havana along with the rebel band, then set free, a State rejected resolution suggesting that the district support Rep. USS Boats carrying Cubans sinking Jack Kemp a R-N.Y.. as a vice presidential candidate. Michigan protesters arrested Department official in Washington said. Shortly after the siege The remaining GOP congressional district conventions will take began, Cuban President Fidel Castro offered the rebels political KEY WEST, Fla. (API — Cuban and U.S. Coast Guard rescue place during the next week. GROTON, Conn. (API - Twenty-six of the 211 protesters asylum in Cuba. vessels searched the stormy waters of the Florida Straits on arrested at the christening of the nation's second Trident Sunday after receiving reports that two "Freedom Flotilla" boats submarine remained in custody Sunday, held because they refused — one carrying 200 refugees — were sinking. Neighbor spots accused killer to tell police their names. Demonstrators objected to the cost of the submarines and the Lightning strikes plane, 40 die The two boats were bound for Florida in turbulent seas and LOS ANGELES (API - Accused child-killer Danny Young was nuclear missiles it will carry. BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) A twin-engine Thai Airways plane strong, gusty winds Saturday when the first distress calls came - into the Coast Guard. One of the boats reported it had 200 persons in jail in Nevada Sunday awaiting extradition to California after Most of the 211 peaceful protesters were arrested on disorderly was struck by lightning and crashed in a rice field Sunday as it aboard and the other said it had 10 to 15. being captured in what police said was an "incredible coincidence." conduct charges Saturday after they stepped from among more approached Bangkok's Don Muang Airport, killing 40 persons and The distress calls also were among dozens received by Coast Young was arrested in the small northern Nevada town of than 850 demonstrators and lay down in front of the gates of the injuring 11, officials reported. Lovelock after a one-time neighbor who was passing through Electric Boat shipyard. A spokesperson for the airline said four foreigners were among Guard officials and ham radio operators. spotted him in a bar. All but 26 of the arrested were released after they identified the seriously injured being treated at a Bangkok hospital. He said One ham radio operator reported that a Soviet freighter sank two small boats, but the Coast Guard said it could not confirm the Young, a 21 year-old transient, is charged in the kidnap-murder themselves and promised to appear in court during the next few he did not know their nationalities and doctors reported all four report. of 10-year old Ronald Tolleson Jr., who was taken March 28 from weeks. They were from several New England states and Michigan. were too badly hurt to be questioned. the front yard of his home in West Covina, a suburb of Los The airline spokesperson said the craft was flying at about 300 Angeles. Y'oung lived for a time in the Tollesons' neighborhood. feet and was inbound for a landing when it was hit by a flash of Colombian rebels fly to Cuba lightning in a sudden hot-season storm. Reagan wins 9 Mo. delegates Indiana prisoners revolt BOG ATA, Columbia (API - Rebels ended their 61-day occupation of the Dominicar.Republic Embassy on Sunday, flying JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (API - Ronald Reagan drew solid MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. (API - More than 200 Indiana State aboard a Cuban jetliner to Havana. All 16 of their diplomatic Agent Orange testing continues backing from Missouri Republicans at three weekend congression¬ hostages, including U.S. Ambassador Diego Asencio, were al district conventions held to choose delegates to the GOP Prison inmates barricaded themselves inside two areas of the ALLEN PARK, Mich. (AP) - Nearly 500 Vietnam veterans maximum security facility on Sunday, taking five prison workers reported freed. National Convention in July. The ambassadors from Venezuela, the Dominican Republic, from southeast Michigan have received medical examinations for The former California governor garnered nine delegates who as hostages, state police said. No injuries were reported, and it was not immediately Israel and Egypt were released just before the Soviet-built exposure to the herbicide Agent Orange, and medical officials say will be part of Missouri's 37-member delegation to the national known whether the inmates had issued any demands. Ilyushin jet took off at 8:20 a.m., local time, about 1 and one half they have a month's backlog of veterans who want to be tested. convention in Detroit. Three delegates were chosen from each The Veterans Administration Medical Center in Allen Park has Glenn Webber, state police spokesperson in Indianapolis, said hours after the guerrillas left the embassy with their hostages in district convention Saturday. Red Cross buses. doubled its examination schedule for the veterans, says hospital about 200 inmates took over the "C" cell block and about 30 took two Delegates from 23 counties in the Sixth District, covering The others, including Asencio and the papel nuncio, were flown spokesperson Marvin Dick. over an isolation unit of a service building. northern Missouri including parts of St. Joseph and Kansas City, GERALD H.COV GENERAL ROBERT L. BULLARD SALES MANAGER MANAGER [monday! 12 FOR II *Today s 2 for 1 dinner is SPAGHETTI $3.45 Includes salad and cheese bread FROM YOUR LOCAL SPERRY DEALER WIN ONE OF 3 HANDSOME CANVAS TOTE BAGS Bring a friend, bring the family and Get in on the Getaway Sweepstakes and you could win a Great Getaway Bag. It's a canvas tote definitely bring your appetite bag with four zippered pockets and a lockable main compartment. The perfect traveling companion! (served from 5:00pm — 10:00pm) We're giving away three Great Getaway Bags. 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United States willing to use the EveryWoman's Weekend Coordinating function is to deal with birth and child care, tion are supporting this right-wing group of I implore in his unsuccessful attempt to restraint it has the University to practice such apparently favored Committee lEWWCC) concerning the anti- as well as those who provide abortion people, a group who has more money and courage by reversing the decision to rescue the hostages has, in effect, in place of retaliation? Or has it not abortion group. It took much courage and services. Within these guidelines there is no power than a volunteer student organiza¬ withdraw money, or to at least listen to made it that much more difficult to I'm sure many uncomfortable hours to really bargained in good faith all space for a group who would close off an tion. both sides of the story before it expounds deliberate a decision of which they could solve the ongoing crisis by peace¬ along? option. In view of the forces the EWWCC has on neglect of First Amendment rights. ful means. Efforts on the part of only guess the repercussions. The anti-choice group is definitely not against it, this committee made a coura- Wieber is a 1978 graduate of MSU The Iranian government can I am very familiar with this situation, several nations, on the basis of our because it is almost identical to what the pro-woman in yet another way. Every¬ now only be more suspicious of Woman's Weekend is an event that request, to pressure Iran by American intentions. Such is a anti-choice group did to EWWCC last year increases women's awareness of different when I was co-coordinator of the event. piecemeal approach have no doubt logical reaction to a rescue attempt been set back further by the that failed. Was it worth it? Similar to this years committee, last year options and rights of women as human beings. It has helped to raise the conscious¬ VIEWPOINT: EDUCATION we described the conference as "pro- administration's decision to try ness of women to the idea that they have Probably not. Snatching 50 woman." We defined this as creating a the right to pursue avenues that have been military action before economic Americans from a compound in the sanctions were able to produce middle of Iran's results. The time needed to obtain far-fetched at best. It is largest city seems forum interested in presenting space for organizations which provide services bene¬ fitting women, so women may choose and still an are closed to them. And it has been environment where women can feel the What price must unlikely options. Pertaining to abortion, we strength of unity, which is an important those results however, has been such an aspect of the progression of the women's operation would have been unduly cut short by the military successful, or executed without maneuver, and will raise the costing both sides many lives designed the event to provide space for organizations which provided services to women who choose to have babies, and for movement. The fact that the anti-choice group chose to jeopardize the happening of this event proves they are not for the best Blacks pay now? stakes involved in securing the organizations who provide abortion ser¬ Granted the White House has vices. We did not invite the anti-choice interest of women, or pro-women. By the Black Faculty the needs of Blacks and other minorities hostages' eventual release. been basing its strategy on risk all and Administrators Association during the decade of the '70s group to provide a display because their I am appalled that the University would are being Probably the most distressing withdraw money from an event to which it The MSU Black Faculty and Admin¬ consolidated eliminated in the of along. The hostages may be killed, main functions are to prevent women from or name point of the Defense Department's it has having and exercising the right to choose promised women, when the guidelines of istrators Association has become increas¬ economizing. decision to go ahead with the always supposed. But that the event were included in the application ingly concerned about the plight of Blacks We question the wisdom of drastically from all available options. had not prompted them to respond and other minorities as we enter the decade operation was its timing. After the with measures that are counter¬ The strategy they used last year to gain a for funding. restructuring programs without first speci of the '80s. The national pendulum is fically investigating the impact that such European Common Market agreed spot to display their anti-woman's right-to- It used the argument of First Amend¬ to back our request for sanctions, productive to the negotiating choose literature was similar to this year's, swinging in a direction that could spell restructuring will have on the education of ment rights. The EWWCC has invited doom for the nation's people of color. minorities in this environment. We recog the United States undertook an process. Have all channels really with different consequences. Five days organizations concerned with birth and Recent headlines from across the country nize the state of the economy in the nation been exhausted? We think not. previous to the event planned, a represen¬ abortion — both sides of the issue. The operation that sanctions were tative from their group called and University is neglecting First Amendment concerning inflation, unemployment, the as well as the state of Michigan, and that obviously designed to avoid. Any negotiations from this point threatened to give us bad (interpreted rights by trying to dictate the contents of "Cold War" and a general insensitivity certain constraints will be made in the toward social issues reflect a national trend Europe can only feel remorse for on will undoubtedly be hampered allocation of funds for education. However, inaccurately) publicity and to get our the weekend for women's freedom. Would which could place minorities farther back on we urge the state and the University not to its hesitancy. Its attempt to take by the U.S. move. That may be the funding withdrawn. Being so close to the the University withdraw funding from a the burner. date of the event, we decided to give into use the tools of accountability and efficiency Black caucus event because it refused to gradual steps in this delicate crisis price for a decision many consider these threatening tactics so we could focus invite the Ku Klux Klan? Because of these special concerns there is as weapons to deny minorities the right to has virtually been foiled by the was made in absence of any other our energies on pulling the conference the need to assess the effects that national equal educational opportunity. administration's lack of restraint. foreseeable option. But the pro together. Last year the anti-abortion group trends will have on Black and minority Because the MSU Black Faculty and expressed that it knew some important issues at MSU. It appears that some Administrators Association is interested in Americans, as well as Euro¬ gress that was made prior to the The withdrawal of funding on the part of people in the University structure who the university is completely unfair and changes are already in progress. Antici¬ the total welfare of this institution, the peans, can only wonder just what attempted rescue, if not guaran would side with them in their crusade. The pating severe budget cuts and a declining state, and the nation; and because the the administration's policy is in teeing the hostages' release, could irresponsible. The EWWCC had set its fact that the University decided to with¬ enrollment, programs which have served institutional and national pendulums must Iran. Carter pressed for sanctions, have, if given time, twisted the not swing further toward blatant insensi¬ arm of the Iranian a strategy that might have in¬ government. tivity to Black and minority concerns, we creased hostilities but hedged on Sanctions rather than military VIEWPOINT: CHEMICAL-BIOLOGICAL WARFARE submit for public knowledge several of many areas that are of vital concern to us attempts at rescue. The admini¬ action were the most prudent during the '80s. We ask all people of good stration seemed to be trying in forms of action at the time. Why will to join us in our effort to accomplish earnest without to resolve bloodshed. the crisis But the the United States chose to act immediately after gaining the The new weapons race this agenda. • Because Black-oriented programs tend launching of aircraft from the support it had sought for so long is to be the first cut in time of economic crisis, Indian Ocean, whether or not it a mystery. By DAVID SCHWAB nerve gas and portable shelters capable of An infectious or toxic dose of micro¬ we will actively support the continuation of Since the inception of the Atomic Age in protecting men and equipment from gas organizations, support services, policies and can be termed an actual invasion, The administration has set < organisms can be very small, and a small 1942, Americans have heard a great deal attacks. They discovered to their could infect procedures that have been meeting the can certainly be termed action in the — amount large numbers of an new course hostage crisis about nuclear warfare and its destructive amazement — that decontaminating wash- people. needs of Black students and will guard contrary to the administration's one that is sure to increase the potential. Yet, there has existed — even down equipment was widely used in Microorganisms do not cause any against their demise. strategy all along. Plans for the hostilities already existing before the discovery of the atom bomb — a Soviet-supplied planes and tanks. Virtually material damage. A nation using them could means of conducting warfare that is more • Because there are still too few of us rescue, as it turns out, had been between the United States and all vehicles had air filters and special vaccinate its own population for safety. in sinister and potentially more destructive MSU's administrative structure, we will formulated for months. Is the Iran. sealing. This evidence demonstrates that The major disadvantage, from a tactical than the atom. the Soviet Union has integrated chemical continue to call for Black administrators in point of view, is that their effectiveness The use of chemical and biological warfare fully into the structure, equipment key positions. We will endorse, however, depends on the ecological and weather arfare iCBW) is what is being referred to, and training of its ground, air and sea conditions prevailing at the time of their only those who are willing to strongly and and mounting evidence suggests the Soviet forces. use. publically advocate Black and minority Union's development and production of It is estimated that the Soviet Union has concerns. Evidence suggests that in 1979 a biologi¬ CBW weapons has far outstripped that of at least 100,000 troops assigned to chemical cal accident occurred in a large industrial • Because the Black presence on MSU's the United States, creating a gap much warfare with as many as J,000 training city in central Russia near a BW plant. campus is still too meager, we will continue greater than that existing between the two ranges where battle exercises are con¬ An outbreak of anthrax — one of the to help recruit and admonish the University countries in the sphere of nuclear wea¬ ducted using chemical agents. oldest experimental BW agents to increase its Black population at the — reported¬ ponry. Army aides are convinced — but cannot ly killed hundreds of people in the city of student, faculty, staff, and administrative An enumeration of all the agents involved prove — that Soviets have supplied the Sverdlovsk. levels. in CBW reads like a chamber of horrors. A Vietnamese with poisonous gases used to Soviet officials recently stated that the list of chemical agents • Because the historical contributions of includes: exact revenge on Loatian Hmong people for accident was caused by the poor handling of the predominately Black colleges Napalm, defoliants, white phosphorus, the aid they gave to French and U.S. meat and not by any "accident." are pro herbicides, blood and nettle gases, vomiting soldiers. found and given that these institutions are U.S. experts believe differently. They and choking gases, blistering gases such as still critical in the education and prepara UfakiBtan Loatians have a name for the use of say anthrax is a disease so rare that mustard gas, and a wide range of nerve tion of Blacks for leadership roles, we will poisonous gas. They call it the "yellow outbreaks even in undeveloped countries gases. rain." More that 40 Hmong refugees support their survival. are nearly unheard of. Nerve gases are a particulary male¬ interviewed claim that 700 to 1,000 Hmong In the '50s, two Americans died from Because of the historical and Everybody lost current volent killer. They are similar in chemical were killed in 36 attacks from 1976 to 79. anthrax infection. The source was a significance of such organizations, we will makeup to insecticides and pesticides. A In Afghanistan, photos of Russian chem¬ biological warfare lab run by the U.S. army. aid both financially and in a lethal dose may contain as little as ical warfare and decontamination equip¬ participatory Schwob is a sen/or majoring in journalism The sense national and local fiftieth of a drop! The nerve agent organizations which ment have been obtained. Supposedly, writer's sources are the New York Times, U S are geared toward the human rights of all in elosed caucus works by inhibiting a key enzyme needed to control muscle movements. A victim has no means of stopping the activation of his own canisters containing the nerve gas Soman (first developed by the Nazi's), were News and World chemical warfare Report and several texts on citizens (for example, the NAACP and Urban League). dropped over several rebel strongholds in After months of court cases, muscles. A victim dies — in less than one mid-January. people were actually selecting the minute — of asphyxia following paralysis accusations and confusion, the Refugees claim the canisters burst in delegation that will constitute of the respiratory muscles. The nerve gases the air spreading clouds of gas which Michigan Democratic Party ap¬ Michigan's voice at the national existing today are 2,000 times as toxic as produced nausea, blindness and death to portioned its delegates in closed convention. But another factor the mustard gas used in World War I. victims. caucuses this weekend for the national convention in New York must be considered when evaluat¬ ing the worth of closed caucuses. For example, in 1969,6,000 sheep grazing 27 miles away from the Dugway CW testing Biological warfare (BW) could be more accurately described as microbiological The State News this August. The fact that neither grounds in Utah were killed by a nerve gas warfare. When a large number of people are leak. This catastrophe promoted Richard candidate gained a substantial Experts say the major advantages of not eligible to vote for presidential Nixon to renounce altogether the use of using biological agents are that there are a Monday, April 28, 1980 victory is ironic in that this is just nominees, a large number of biological weapons and curb the U.S. great variety of possible agents that could what most Michigan voters got out Editorials are the opinions of the State News. people do not care what those chemical weapons arsenal. Since 1969, the ( be used. These agents have completely Viewpoints, of t he caucuses United States has developed no new different routes of infection, ways of columns and letters are personal — nothing. nominees are saying on the opinions. chemical weapons. Recent estimates place spreading and varying incubation periods. Editorial Department Michigan Democrats did show campaign trail. the Soviet CW arsenal at 350,000 tons There are limited possibilities for defense they could follow the rules of the compared to 42,000 tons in U.S. inventories. against biological agents. Biological agents Editor-in-chief R W Rob Entertainment 8 Book Editor Bill Holdship national party to the letter, but in Managing Editor . Don Kinsley Sports Editor Col. Bobby Robinson, chief of U.S. . Many people in Michigan were — unlike their chemical counterparts — are Opinion Page Editor Mike Megerian Layout Editor Ed Bradley the process they kept hundreds of not even aware their Army's chemical warfare branch, said, alive and can reproduce themselves. Once Cory Piatek state was City Editor Susan Tompor Freelance Editor Carrie Thorn thousands of voters from having a There is no question that the Soviets have .. . . released they can thrive, spread, mutate Campus Editor Michele McElmurry apportioning delegates last week¬ he capability to conduct extensive chemical and change their original character entirely Photo Editor Richard Marshall Chief Copy Editor Linda Oliverio voice in whom Michigan's delega¬ end for the national Staff Representative Roland Wilkerson convention. warfare for 30 days or more. The United on their own. tion should support. In 1976, when Gone was the campaign rhetoric States does not have an effective capability The minute dimensions of germ and virus Advertising Department the state used an open primary, that often gets out of hand, but today." organisms make them easily dispersible in 700,000 people helped pick the also serves to bring attention to In the last Arab Israeli war, Israelis the form of aerosol clouds of great Advertising Manager RonMocMillan Asst Advertising Manager Pat Greening retrieved samples of a pervasive Soviet dimensions which can travel long distances. presidential nominee. This year the candidates and their stands on 40,000 people were eligible and issues. Gone also was the debate only about 16,000 chose to partici¬ among masses of people who are pate in the caucuses. expected to make intelligent The low voter turnout only choices about one of these candi¬ letter iuh h > served to further magnify how few dates in the November election. 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Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, April 28, 1980 5 Vermontville celebrates 40th syrup festival These are the good old days in Vermontville, Mich. This weekend about 30,000 people from around the state converged on the town of 875 for the 40th annual Maple Syrup Festival. Fresh maple syrup and candy was, of course, for sale, but the festival attracts more than sap fanciers. The Michigan Treasurehunters came up from Detroit and searched the ground with metal detectors for, well, whatever they could find. "I found a 1925 Indian Head nickel and a bunch of pennies," said Gert Smith of Detroit, one of about 14 Treasurehunters. Larry and Margaret Hollenbeck rode to the festival on a bicycle-built-for-two from their home in Hickory Corners. Members of the Northwind Riders, a group of Michigan motorcyclists, came on 24 bikes and in a couple of cars. "I've been here a million times," said "Hunter," one of the riders ' from Lansing. "Vermontville's a great place to party." The city's residents only had to step out their front doors to join in the celebration, which included contests, amusement rides, mid way games and a flea market. The contests included a pancake derby, a wood-chopping contest and a cross-cut sawing competition, held on Main Street, between Johnny's Food Mart and Nancy's Beauty Shop. Kenneth Pember, a Vermontville resident of 71 years, was looking over the crowd with his dog Maggie on a leash. He's been to all 40 syrup festivals. "I came to watch the wood-chopping," he said, pointing up to the stage where the contest was being Organized. "Martin up there, he's the one I go fishing with." Pember's wife June was at the festival, too. How many years have the Pembers been married? "You'll have to ask her," Kenneth said. "Nineteen years," his wife replied. A Vermontville resident of 40 years, Mildred Martin, was selling maple products at a table outside of the Vermontville Township Fire Department. "I don't think we've had the crowds we've had before — the gasoline maybe," said Martin, whose son Merle owns a farm in the area. "It's been a hard year all the way around. We didn't have a very- good sap run. It didn't freeze and thaw like it should have." Although the festival had that atmosphere that made it uniquely rural middle-America—a lot of turquoise, denim, hunting jackets and piled hairdos — there was still a lot of variety. Bob Seger's "Live Bullet" music poured from an amusement ride called "Swinger," while country music was About 30,000 being played over people crowded through Main Street loudspeakers at the other end of Main Street. during the weekend festival at Vermontville Itop), A pair of Vermontville residents, Kathv Davis and Lana Oster, some of whom cheered on the efforts of Jim took third place in the talent show Friday night and on Sunday were VanDendriessche. a log chopper from Nashville, still decked out in their costumes. Mich. Itop right). Mildred Martin of Vermontville Davis, as Flip Wilson's Geraldine, sang "What the World Needs Story In Don (oldno 11 Now" and "dedicated it to my peddles her wares (above), and 7-year-old Angelique killer." Oster, dressed as Aunt Sutka of Wyandotte makes good use of the town Bessie, played piano. Photos by Eilrcii IIloss Their prize was $10, to split between the two of them. specialty at the pancake fund-raiser (above right). State News Jobs set for disadvantaged liids Newsline ATTEMTIOH PIZZA LOVERS- About 1,600 disadvantaged youths in Clinton, Eaton and Ingham counties will be able to Jobs in the program include kitchen, office and library aides, child care workers, for a number of year, Dennis said. The income level that deter¬ 355-8252 '/* PRICE ON# PIZZA ITEMS!w work this summer, thanks to a museum guildes and animal mines eligibility for the pro¬ federally funded program. caretakers. gram is set by the government, Economically disadvantaged A job service orientation is Dennis said. For a family of BONNIE RAITT children and handicappers from also provided to aid the youths ( Mondays & Tuesdays Only - Any Size Pizza) 14 to 21 years old can work for in relating to the work world, four, the maximum level is MSU J.B. Robinson Jewelers public and private non-profit $8,110, he added. CAMPUS EAST CAMPUS WEST congratulates all 1980 graduates Dennis said. More information may be AUDITORIUM 2137 Hamilton, Okemc M. agencies and the government The tri-county area will re¬ Clippert, E. 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Stop in at any Michigan National Bank Olfiee or watch for an application in this (taper Ma\ 355-3454 Michigan Stote News, tost Lansing Michigon Monday, April 28, I960 Council OK's search audit Bv MATT PERRV COINCILMEMBER TER Interest rates should go would remain intact. Sute News SuH Writer RY MCKANE said, however, down in three or four months, City Councilmember James that Layton and Richardson has lessop said, and the board Blair agreed with Jessop, citing Lansing City Council mem • since expressed interest in hopes to market the bonds by last year's unfavorable audit bers tentively agreed Thursday- remaining the BWL auditor. then. Jessop stressed the bonds He said the audit found to search for a new firm toaudit McKane said representatives must be sold by September so problems in inventory and the the Board of Water and Light, from the firm were expected to the city can install pollution reconciliation of funds. the first step necessary-for the address the council at its public devices to meet air quality Blair said the BWL is eager sale of utility bonds. meeting Monday night. standards. to receive another audit, and Lane Jessop. a BWL board When the bonds DENNIS CASTILLO. BWL hopes that the information are paid offered to the rating agency member, addressed the cily back, higher interest rates the public information administra¬ will be better than last year's. council at a Committee of the tor, said the bond market city would have to pay would be Whole meeting, saying the varies so much it is impossible At the committee meeting, _ passed on the BWL ratepayers, audit is essential in getting an to determine current interest attended by six other BWL Jessop said. A one percent accurate rating on city bonds, increase in interest rates on the rates on the bonds. In 1976, the members, a motion was passed which will be marketed to the bonds would mean an extra $2.8 last time the city sold bonds, to have a joint presentation of public to raise $24 million.Most million from Lansing rate¬ interest was 5 percent. the audit report to City Council of the money will be used "for and the BWL. payers, he added. Whenever the city decides to pollution-control devices raise money by selling bonds needed to meet air pollution The audit firm will examine the bonds must first be rated, laws. factors such as the BW'L's Castillo said. That is why the Council members agreed an management, coal reserves and general financial status. The rating, based on the audit, is so important, he added. CALL accurate audit was important to city ratepayers and authorized the BWL to search for a firm next step is taken when the BWL takes the audit informa the "Bonds are people only as selling good as them," HENNY tion to a bond rating agency to that would provide the-'most complete audit. assess the utility's bonds. Castillo said. The BWL. Castillo said, plan¬ YOUNGMAN Bids would be accepted frotc- Jessop known said audit a firm nationally would be ned to sell its bonds in May but decided against it because of FOR A <<11? any audit firm with a specific, exact computer-auditing pro¬ cess. Jessop said. Last audit, done by Layton and Richardson, was not done using year s sought tion on so bond buyers the across the nation would have informa¬ Lansing bonds. BWL bonds will then be avail¬ able across the United States excessively high interest rates. The BWL "AAA" currently has a rating, the highest pos¬ sible, but Jessop said the odds LITTLE WRY HUMOR It s the Deal of the Decade" that process, Jessop added. he added. were not good that the rating Legislature to decide s1.15 EACH on aii's primary By LAN I WIEG AND action is needed if the election but possibly maintaining it in United Press International is to be killed. 1984. That plan may be resur¬ Michigan's presidential pri¬ rected by the new committee mary may be headed-for the' LAWMAKERS LET THE this week. last roundup in the LegkSJarure1' issue drop last fall after the Several lawmakers have pre¬ tbis week. - - House and Senate disagreed on dicted the fast approaching After months of hibernation,, the future of the election. The election will help push a deci¬ a specially appointed commit¬ lower chamber had opted to sion in the Legislature by the tee charged with settling the eliminate the primary, while its end of the week. future of the May 20 election. counterpart maintained its But all the bickering certain emerged last week solely to existence is important to draw to accompany a move to repeal Henny disband itself. The demise of Michigan voters into the the primary may be for naught. Lambert insists he didn t the panel opens the-way for democratic system. Gov. William G. Milliken most want to marry his wife for' appointment of a second group With the first conference i continued on page 14) her money ... but he didn t expected to recommend axing committee now defunct, House know how else to get it. the election. Speaker Bobby Crim, To hear more wry humor • Since the primary became D-Davison, and Senate Demo¬ BONNIE RAITT from Henny Youngrhan, only a Republican affair — dye cratic Leader William Faust of tii national party rules which Westiand are expected to name brought to you by MSU Jim Beam Rye. dial forced state Democrats into new panelists more inclined to qaucuses — its popularity "has kill the primary. AUDITORIUM dipped sharply. Many law¬ Faust previously had stood in 800/621-7783 makers consider it only an the way of any move to ax the TONIGHT expensive beauty contest. primary, but now appears will¬ Municipal clerks think ihe $4 ing to assist in its demise. foillion cost is an unreasonable Almost certain to be missing price to pay for a one-party from the new panel will be Sen. election and have sued toend if. John Welborn, R-Kalamazoo, With a Michigan Court of and Sen, John Kelly, D-Detroit. 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Also appearing part of a blues package with SAT -9 9 Reviewer will be Sippie Wallace, the PHONE: 337-1 521 Slate News Buddy Gtfy. During the '60s, SUNDAXI-S Until barely six months ago. Joe Perry was the lead guitarist 81 year-old blues singer from Hooker's popularity increased for one of America's most popular rock bands, Aerosmith. The day after he put the finishing guitar touches on the group's last LP, A Night In The Ruts, however. Perry announced that he was tired of Detroit, audiences during MSU appearance who delighted her recent with the due to an LP with Muddy Waters' band and a double LP with Canned Heat. He current 1 MflLBUm SPECIALS!! playing the cavernous stadiums Aerosmith had become David Bromberg Band. Blues ly records for the Tomato label •MICHAIL FRANK! accustomed to. and that he was leaving the band to try his hand at something else. As it turned out, that something else was the newly-formed Joe Perry Project, which made an East Lansing appearance at the Bus Stop Thursday. fans can probably look forward to a between terrific jam tonight these two blues and makes appearances. frequent concert Good seats are still available at the door for tonight's show. "OKI • AS HABIT" T.M LIST ALBUM 449 pioneers and one of their fore¬ From their formation in 1970, Aerosmith managed to eventually slug their way to the top through the release of a series of most descendants. John Lee Hooker was born • M99 NDTDACK well-received albums and almost constant touring. By 1978, the band had reached the point where they could co-headline at the on Aug. 22, 1917, in Clarkdale, Miss., an area that was home to II ! 'SHIT "CALL Ml" second California Jam festival, playing to a record-breaking crowd many of the great delta blues- BONNIE RAITT •IAN (NINTH of 207,000 ticket-holders. It was the group's one-off show at L.A.'s Starwood under the pseudonym of "Dr. J. Jones and the Interns," men, including Muddy Waters, Robert Johnson, Son Hosue and MSU "WllCOMI TO THI Ci » W66 however, that convinced Perry that he needed to get back to the Big Joe Williams. Hooker AUDITORIUM tl.nUITMMUAU IUM SIT Jr intimacy of playing theaters and small clubs, so after his departure aligned himself with the guitar from the band last fall Perry rounded up a band consisting of style of Tommy McClennan TONIGHT •MARSHALL TUCKIR RAND fellow Bostoners David Hull (formerly in Dirty Angels) on bass, (who wrote "Bottle Up And "TBHTH" mm Ronnie Stewart on drums, and Ralph Morman on vocals. Go"), and his guitar got percus¬ HO •RROTHIRS JOHNSON As someone who has always had a sort of half-hearted sive, with stomping chords admiration for Aerosmith (especially in retrospect, as the band slashed out, and often laced "LIGHT UP TNI NIOHT" ^ never sank to the depths of obnoxiousness that such contemporar¬ with walking bass lines. His S.SS LIST ALBUMS ies as KISS. Styx, and Kansas habituated), I had some high vocals were either plaintive "THfl MIST MUSIC AT TUB BSST MICH" expectations for any band that featured Perry's flashy guitar-play¬ cries, or leering and aggressive ing. Unfortunately, Thursday's show proved that it takes more to the point that many consi¬ than just a hot-shot guitarist to make for a good band or an interesting show. Much of the Joe Perry Project's live material came from its dered him frightening." Hooker left Mississippi early teens, and he spent time in his Beer&Wine recently released album Let The Music Do The Talking, which Joe in both Memphis and Detroit, AT SUPER DISCOUNT Perry seemed to be a guitarist in search of a showcases Perry as a songwriter and vocalist as well as a guitarist. the latter being the place where In addition, some old Aerosmith favorites like "Same Old Song band during his appearance at the Bus Stop Thurs¬ he cut his first record in 1948. UPRICESI! And Dance" and "Walk This Way" drew an enthusiastic response day night. Loyal Aerosmith fans loved him anyway. * * STATS Hooker was considered a pion¬ DISCOUNT WIST* * from the very partisan crowd, while the group's versions of such eer of R&B, and he signed with old faves "Heartbreak Hotel," "Talk Talk," and the Bo tended to •TATI COUPON as overplay, and most of his new material is weak in this the Chicago based Vee-Jay Diddley New York Dolls tune "Pills" were surprising to hear. respect. Only "Life At A Glance" and the title song from the new label (which also record Jimmy Unfortunately, none of this material came off very well on stage. Oh, sure, Perry was as flashy as his fans could have hoped for, but album have really memorable changes to them, and even these were plowed through in such a way as to make them nearly Reed) in 1955. He recorded over 90 titles for the label, CIGARETTES DANNON without some strong song structures to improvise around he •ALL BRANDS (continued on page 9) including some of his best blues •AU TAXIS MCLUMS YOGURT classics. When the new wave of Hi" 3:1" Top 10: Who will topple 'The Wall'? LIMIT] IXP9-4-M STATI LIMIT] HPMM This week's best-selling records, according to Billboard 10. Women and Children First — Van Halen, Warner Brothers magazine, are: TOP ALBUMS COLGATE TOP SINGLES 1. The Wall 2. Capitol — Pink Floyd, Columbia Against The Wind — Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band, 1. Call Me — Blondie, Chrysalis 2. Ride Like the Wind — 3. 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Crescent 217 Ann Street'351-8550 \ • 9 to 5:30 Mon. thru Fri. • Phone 353-2280 SOLID DIOOOHANT 2 OZ. 2.25 VALUI LIMIT 1 | 99 Michigon Stote News, East lonsing, Michigon Monday April 28 1980 9 POLITICS OF CULTURE Straight strangers in By RIJSS HUMPHREY bar. i wonder if women are as a strange tered the most creative line in was land funny, it was at the same Midnight Ramblings By MARIE ALISON easier. "It's not that it's so much fun but it's State News Staff Writer disgusted by sexual glares as i my meager repertoire: "how time quite serious. Public homo "Some things you never get used to safer that way ..." "Do you know this is a gay was in that gay bar. 'bout a smoke?" sexuality. . . I guess it's very much like trying to explain Why don't you tell me about the mystery bar?" the man asked as i laid my i nearly ran to the opposite "Of course," he said, looking In the car heading home after to people the feeling behind new wave. dance?" So it wasn't money down on the counter, i end of the bar with my "date." into my eyes. "What's your just a freshman a night out with the boys, we Parties lend themselves to sharing ex hesitated briefly. Did i really We entered the lobby by the name?" phenomenon. Still it's no less than sickening realized we had gone to the gay neriences (of one sort or another) and that's to watch the charade between men and know what i was getting my dance floor and watched. It After i told him, he said, "I'm the very reason I hate the irony of bar to ridicule those men who explaining women. It goes on and on. Like the beat. It's selves into? didn't take long for me to turn Kevin (yes, it is his real name). had discovered their sexual why I like it. Oh yeah? Oh really? Oh God! senseless and perpetuates only in the mind of "Yeah — sure," i said as the away from the view. Glad to meet you." man scooped up my two bills. "i need a drink." i couldn't shake his hand, so i perference was of their own sex. They leave believing I left the safety pin out the observers. It hurts to watch, it's painful When i Quite a heavy thought for a of my nose just for tonight. Blank stares. "/ to see. Still I'm drawn to it. I observe till it stepped passed the "I'll get it for you," he said, just nodded acknowledgement. Saturday night. used to be disgusted now I try to be amused overcomes me. I watch and watch till it's counter into the barroom, which "but first let's find a place to "You come here often," i made clear. My urge is to is separate from the dance floor, sit." asked creatively. "Who am i to judge those explain it — their's As always, I'm there as an observer. Never to act. You can't talk over deaf A tree i sensed something peculiar All the tables, booths and i found out several important guys?" i said to myselves while ears. l sitting up in bed later that really part of — of what? The action? There's falls in the forest. "Don't make me laugh by happening inside myselves., aisleways were filled, so we had things about him: 1) he is a Suddenly i thought i had made a no other choice but to sit on model for a major magazine; 2) night. "If it makes me sick inside talking love ..." to think about what i It's the wine and the smoke that cloud the terrible mistake. stools just off the dance floor he is from a southern Florida saw vision. The panic buzz. Caught between "What am i doing here," i said city; 3) he has been gay for 15 tonight what does it say about Although it may become clearer moments of absolute haze and those that are from the corner of my mouth to adjacent to the pool hall. years; and 4) he has known he is myselves?" tonight, I wonder now why I've We lucid. Months before graduation and still my "date." sat there for a few gay for one year. As i nodded off, i recalled come. Party games, "You're here to have a good minutes until my "date" got up As he talked with me he party jokes. without the certainty. Although it may seeing some people that i become clearer tonight, I wonder now why time," he said. "So cruise." to get two brews from the brushed his knee against mine. recognized from school. Party girl ... I won't compro¬ I've come. Party games, party jokes. Party I had yet to look up and behold bartender. But he didn't ask me to dance. "Are we not men?" mise my convictions, but women the scene. I took a deep breath "No, wait, don't leave me When my "date" returned, DEVO? girl. I must be the only one here seeking or are we with opinions are problems. We reason for the rhyme. It gets much later. and slowly lifted my head. alone," i joked, but recon¬ we talked about the strangeness BEHOLD! sidered because i did want to Humphrey, who covers student miss the challenge they never Without hesitation, more wine. "At the punch of the bar, and the fun we were life for The State News, is o senior line, you can't feel..." "0 God forgive them, they talk with someone who was gay. having with the whole scene. majoring in journalism He is not present. We miss the second know not what they do," i Now i was alone in a bar full of We both decided that though it Besides, few feel with you. That's a fear I related to Hubert or Muriel. thought they never have. The don't want to understand. How it is possible thought to myselves. strange people, i silently took frustration starts i assume i am like another deep breath and turned over and that so few people can see me. Behind the many around slowly to take in the over.. smoke, without the laughs. I won't compro¬ people; i have never exper . mise my convictions, but women with ienced homosexuality firsthand, panorama behind me. No one i have tried to be open-minded and have tried in my way to winked. Ahhh i'm safe, no one cares to catch my attention. Joe Perry Project little. Sincerity? Even less. It beats a night in opinions are problems. We miss the challenge they never present. We miss the second understand. No one notices me. the library, phoning ahead so the pizza thought they never have. The frustration (continued from page 8) starts over and over. As I seek the answers But i am really far removed But instead of feeling happy i arrives as you do. Yes, it happens. You're from that whole scene. was hurt. "Ain't i cute enough?" indistinguishable from every other tune. in most others, I realize our frames of The Aerosmith covers, meanwhile, suffered thinking it wouldn't happen to you. Me too. i'm a small town boy; homo¬ by not having the reverence never intersect. Irreparable. Per¬ "They ain't my type anyway," dual While quick to criticize, I'm quick to i convinced myselves. To the guitars they were written for, and lead vocalist Morman is no haps the fact that we share with so few sexuality has been nothing more Steve Tyler. In fact, Morman is easily the band's weak link, so it rationalize. In a matter of months, parties than a butt of jokes for me. It is same degree as i was tense makes the sharing special. It's those friends will be my memory. Why not go? But as an was almost a relief whenever Perry would sing or — better yet — that inspire the lyrics. They aren't here now. something i find difficult to truly when i first entered the bar so observer. I've got my hands in front of my do an instrumental. If Perry wants to make something of his new Now even near. "This must be the place. understand. was i now angered. face with my fingers spread apart. A pre-med And now i find myselves in band, his first move should be to replace this hack with a hot Second place in the human race ..." My "date" came back to his vocalist and stick to guitar playing himself. at an autopsy. But at this party. I'm not the Since we cant find her nome in the student the midst of an open display of seat next to rne. victim. While I don't like what I see, I can't If the Joe Perry Project was a disappointment, openers directory we figure that Morie Alison is o homosexuality. BEHOLD! "How's it going," he grinned. stop watching. Either I've lost my self "There Angel City was quite a pleasant surprise. This Australian band's pseudonym tor someone The State News rock re¬ are men over there "See anything you liked?" combination of new wave flash and hard rock power perspective or the observation has gotten viewers would love to meet holding hands," i thought, "and Heh, why don't we both split quickly won over the predominantly heavy-metal crowd, while vocalist Doc two more arm-in-arm. up for, say 20 minutes?" i said. Neeson captivated everyone in attendance with his Bowie-esque "Did i just see two men "Let's have a few kicks." French kissing?" "OK. I'll walk around. You posing and manic off-of-the-P.A.-stacks-and-into-the-audier.ce gym¬ nastics. (Bowie, in fact, liked Angel City so much that he asked Reluctantly i continued into going to stay here?" them to open his Australian shows for him, making them the only the scene, thankful a crowd had "Might as well," i shrugged. act other than Iggy Pop to warm up for him.) After some initial not gathered around the bar "Later," he said losing him- because i didn't hesitation, the Joe Perry crowd took the band to heart and want to be selves into a crowd gathered 15 unnecessarily fondled, i was feet behind me. And before I eventually brought them back for an encore. afraid. realized it a man sat next to me with a cigarette in his hand. Imported fabrics from England 8 Italy Everywhere i looked i saw HAPPY HOUR DAILY eyes. "That macho man strad¬ Reaching deep inside, i ut- Complete bridal department dling the chair just sized me Sewing notions & patterns up," i thought. "Where's the Vogue Butterick Simplicity & McCalls door?" As i cruised down the aisle, i BONNIE RAITT thought everyone was watching 213 Ann St. East Lansing me. i didn't want that to happen, MSU i am not an object to be fondled open daily 9:30 to 9:00 Sat. 9:50 to 5:30 AUDITORIUM — well, at least not by a man, i Phone 332-0361 thought. i wonder if this feeling is a TONIGHT thought most women have in a sale (sal): the transfer of "GOVINDA'S ownership and title to property from one person to another for a price; a | AND SAVE! This offer good thru spring term SHOT « BEER NIGHT selling of I I only! MUSIC TO BE ANNOUNCED ALL YOU CAN EAT - VEGETARIAN SPECIAL - 3.95 goods at bargain prices ! ALL YOU CAN EAT PRICE DRAUGHT NITE MUSIC BY BLUE GRASS EXTENSION SERVICE | $4.75 VALUE FREE WITH THIS Spartan Spirit Shop's COUPON BENEFIT - JOHN ANDERSON | All Vegetarian Meal THE I 7 courses | Delicious and Nutritious | every Mon-Thur f«l. BUT 2 MUSIC BY "PROGRESSIVE BLUES BAND" | I I ■ International Society for Krishna Consciousness 319 Grove St. E.l. Noon-2pm 351-6603 IV 3 FRI - HAPPY HOUR 3-Bpm "TWOFERS" SAT - CHEAP BEER 1 lom-6pm Spring term of Sales; n*xtto7-l1 donations accepted All April 21-May 3 20% Off Muppet Shirts SINCE WE GOT OUR CAPRICE WE HAVE ROOM FOR ALL OUR FRIENDS... ALMOST! May 5 - May 10 Old T-Shirt Sale 20% Off May 12 - May 17 Tote Bag Sale 20% Off May 19 - May 23 Stuff Animals 20% Off May 27-May 30 Warm-up Suits 20% Off June 2 - June 7 M°Z flff (Finals Week) The Spirit Shop lU/O Ull MAKING ROOM FOR THE 80's. Have you seen this car on campus ? Have you wondered what it's for? It has all been part of General Motors - Chevrolet Division's national marketing competition. For the past four months, MSU Advertising and Marketing students have been mm m KiiTt-4 developing an advertising campaigi lot the 1980 Chevrolet Caprice. Our campaign is completing vwth fourteen other "In the center of campus.' universities acioss the nation. We, the students who have been working on tins campaign, would like to take this opipor tunity to thank all those who have helpied us with our campaign. Thanks! INTERCOLLEGIATE MSU 395-3434 International Center MARKETING PROGRAM BOOK iron gsgs: ( 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing. Michigan Monday, April 28, 1980 sweep folk impromptu oames Softballers ready for state tournament By BEN WELMERS traveling to Bloomington, Ind. weren't hitting earlier (in the smiths to the plate, recording a season. State News Sports Writer to down Big Ten champion season) are starting to hit string of singles punctuated by Meanwhile, junior Wendy Batsmen split Titans Despite the cancellation of the MSU Invitational Softball Indiana University 1-0 and shut out Northern Illinois Univer¬ now." In one of their best perfor¬ an occasional two or three-bag¬ ger to tally nine runs on 10 hits. Greenwood has taken up the slack on the mound, pitching Tournament, the Spartans still sity 4-0. mances this season, the Spar Although the Spartans arc the win against Wayne State, managed to arrange some com¬ The 17-11 Spartans, tan women showed what they beginning to generate more coming on in relief to shut off a K> BILL TEMPLETON remained calm under pressure Adams ripped a ground ball who petition over the weekend as a have been struggling at are capable of as they went on a offense, the traditionally strong seventh inning Grand Valley Mate News Sports Writer as well, pitching out of a jam in through Haines' legs and it was the warmup to the upcoming state binge against intrastate rival defense has suffered a setback rally, and holding Indiana to After two innings in Satur¬ the fifth inning, after giving up 2-0. plate most of the season, have championships ■ finally started to wield the GVSC, scoring 13 runs on 20 losing the pitching services of three hits Saturday. day's game with the University a pair of singles to the first two hits. ace hurler Laurel Hills. The Spartan squad of Detroit, the MSU baseball hitters in the Consecutive singles by soph hickory with authority. will next inning. The Spartans went four-for "She hurt her knee in prac¬ taam had scored twice and led omore A1 Dankovich, senior play in the State of Michigan MSU managed just four hits Ken Robinson and Schultz led four as they edged Wayne "Everyone is starting to hit TRAILING 4-1 in the bottom tice," said head coach Gloria Association of Intercollegiate the Titans 2-0. The Spartans off Detroit ace Wally Garner, off the Spartans' half of the State University, 4 3, and more now," said catcher Denice of the third, the Spartans Becksford. "We don't know Athletics for Women, hosted by did not cross the plate after who saw his record fall to 5-2. fourth inning with MSU failing pounded Grand Valley State Bundo. "It's great, it's finally dashed the hopes of their when or if she'll be back. She Grand Valley State Thursday that. to score. Colleges 13-7 Friday, before starting to happen. People who opponents sending 13 swat may be out for the rest of the through Saturday. It was another afternoon of "HE'S A GOOD PITCHER." wasted opportunity and frust¬ said MSU assistant coach ration Saturday as MSU saw its LIKEWISE, the bottom half Frank Pellerin. "He is their ace, record dip to 7-23 by splitting a of the seventh and final frame and anytime you can beat a Brittania jeans saw MSU load the bases, this twinbill with Detroit, winning pitcher like that, you have time with two outs, before 2-1 in the first game before beaten a good team." Dankovich fanned. dropping a disappointing 2-0 As is the case with many fine decision in the second contest. pitchers, however, there are "Magsig throws a three-hit¬ Body English In game one the Spartans got those days when the ball just ter and we give 'em a couple of key hits from two players who does not seem to bounce right. runs," Pellerin said. "And then have been a part of the team's Ask we have our chances to get Spartan pitcher Phil unexplainable slump, as junior Magsig. some legitimate runs and we Ken Mehall and senior Tom don't get 'em. I just don't for less at Schultz collected back-to-back Magsig suffered his fourth know." hits to produce the first MSU straight loss of the year in The Spartans, who travel to tally. game two, though yielding a mere three hits. Mount Pleasant Tuesday for a Mehall, a left-handed hitter, The Titans scored a pair of pair of games against Central Casual laced an opposite-field double runs in the fourth inning, Michigan University, did shut before Schultz slapped a single off the state's leading hitter in beginning with a single by up the middle. The hit Schypinski. Detroit's Joe Saturday's doubleheader. Mike accounted for Schultz' eighth Robbins, hitting .405 coming in, Malonev then hit a grounder to run batted in on the year. went 0-for-6 and left East Court third baseman Haines, and although he had problems find¬ Lansing hitting .375. THE 6-FOOT-3 Grand Rapids ing the handle; Haines threw MSU's next home games are native then stole second base, the ball a bit too high for against Oakland University on and following a ground out by You've seen them. Those long-legged slim-fitting sophomore Chris Dorr to catch. Wednesday in a twinbill slated senior Kirk Haines, came home With runners at second and to begin at 1 p.m. Brittania jeans. And those fashion novelty tops with the eventual winning run. third, Magsig then balked in a that set them off so well. You've seen them, but Junior Mark Russ was credited run. Following a ground out, now you can afford them. At Casual Court, we with the RBI on the strength of Detroit first baseman Pat have a selection of those jeans and tops that his single to left field. won't quit, at savings that don't stop. In fact, most MSU was then forced to hold Casual Court prices are at least 20% below what on to its slim lead against the Titans, who scored their run in TONIGHT you'd pay elsewhere for the very same look. Each and every day Come try on what we have for the third frame. MSU freshman pitcher Terry Johnson hit you and your body to wear this spring and sum¬ catcher Joe Maffesoli with a mer At Casual Court. pitch, gave up a single to third baseman Ron Schypinski and then a sacrifice bunt by Don Flores moved the runners to second and third. Maffesoli scored on a ground out by center fielder Ed VVilhelm. But thanks to Johnson, the Spartans held Detroit scoreless from that point on. Johnson recorded his third win of the y ear against three losses, sur¬ rendering five hits while fan¬ ning five. The Grandville left hander nder • ■A starlTte -i " Specials JESUS at Jim'; Brittania jeans. 19" Choose from our big selection of Brittania jeans with that famous body-hugging fit and those distinctive pocket details. We have a variety of straight leg Novelty styles in dark or mid-blue indigo, in sizes 5 to 13. Now you don't have to pay more somewhere MARSHALL MUSIC tops. To go with jeans, COMPANY'S shorts, or any spring or summer combina¬ tion. Long-sleeve and short-sleeve ALL mPRTIN GUITARS terry, cotton knits and sweatshirt tops in enough styles and WITH CASES colors to give you different looks all summer long. Don't 45% OFF LIST PRICE pay more than you have to. Buy your summer tops for less at Casual Court. This Sale Applies To Our In-Store Stock Only. casual court Prices good thru Saturday, The New Woman s Choice May 3.1980 In Front of Meijer Thrifty Acres' on W. Grand River, S. Pennsylvania and W 540 Frandor, Saginaw Lansing Monday thru Saturday 10a.m. to 9 p.m. 337-9700 Sunday 12 noon to 6 p.m. Michigon State News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Monday, April 28, I MSU Willitts ,taebut rg laxers 24-Hour Program Line "Keg of TNT "Mischievous splits matches, . 355-0313 beautiful, and spirited ... sensuous mixing and fantastic!" faces Broncos today upended by Ohio State prurience -Tim Berkley luJSTUiR with parody, "powerful every sex act By WILL KOWALSKI FOURTH mei» about three t in pees Rozema, are still helping Sparky Anderson win baseball games. Rozema said Johnny Bench told him during spring training he ii ho sit ire more was the same employer. was tipping his pitches and correcting that flaw plus a renewal of his confidence and strength helped the Detroit right hander win his second victory in three decisions, an 8-5 win by the Tigers over the Boston Red Sox. POP ENTERTAINMENT PRESENTS C3T0lt the Q ^Ot'CS APRIL 29-MAY 3 8:15 p.m. Bonnie Raitt Special Guest: Sippy Wallace plus Very Special Guest Star: John lee Hooker ARENA THEATRE TONIGHT 8 PM MSU Auditorium AUDITORIUM BUILDING GREAT SEATS STILL AVAILABLE at Wherehouse Records II, Campus Corners II, Sounds & Diversions May 13-17 Fairchild Theatre 8:15PM DA division ofthe ASMSU Programming Board funded by si dent tox money. For 24-hour information about Programmii Board events, call the PB Hotline is accessible to handicappers. 353-2010. This eve Fairchild Theatre Box Office 355-0148 LeoKottke i Jack Hamilton SATURDAY, MAY 17, 8:30 & 11 PM AlPadna ERICKSON KIVA, MSU RibtrtM DianeKuhtn RobertDeNini $6.50 in advance at the TISU Union Ticket Office, latia Shire Morgana King John Cazale Mariana Hill LeeStrasberg Elderly Instruments & Castellani's Market through noon Friday, May 16. $7.50 at the door. FraccFwdtappii Mmhn HrlSMw' MariiPm lineshrihppda GnyMmkai FrHUt KmUa IR[fated*' AhnwfaFidBT A division of the ASMSU Programming Board, funded by student tax money. MON. CONRAD 7:30 For 24-hour information about Programming Board events, call the PB Hotline - 108B WELLS 8:30 353-2010. This facility is accessible to handicappers. 1 2Michigon Stole News East lonsing, Michigon Monday, April 28, 1980 IT ONLY TAKES MINUTES TO PLACE YOUR STATE NEWS 347 STUDENT SERVICES BUILDING CALL 355-8255 Classified Advertising Information Automotive Employment |[j|"lJ Employment \\Jl] | Apartments ][Sp*] 1 Apartments ]fy| | Apartments PLYMOUTH WAGON '69. PART-TIME and summer em- GIRLS WANTED. Several SAILBOAT CRUISING in- BEST BARGAIN IN TOWNI FURNISHED EFFICIENCY- SUBLEASE 4-MAN PHONE 355-8255 347 Student Services Bldg near Good running condition, fair ployment with Michigan's models are needed by area structors needed for 1 and 2 bedroom Mobile Summer sublet- $155 per campus for summer (2 bed¬ body. $200 best offer. 353- largest, multi-manufacturer photographer. Must be 18 to Northern Michigan camp. homes. From $155/month. Vi month 1 block to campus. room). $180/month. 351-9015 Regular Rates 1060 after 5:30 p.m. distributor. Automobile re- 25, beautiful, and serious 332-3991. 8-5-6 (3) mile from campus. 337-1056. 915 Lilac. Call 351-8578. 8-4-28 (3) O*4 E-5-4-28 (4) quired. 339-9500. about making money during C-18-4-30 14) 5-5-1 (4) C-18-4-30 (5) the summer months as a NOW ACCEPTING applica- 1 day - 95- per line PONTIAC PHOENIX 1977. model. Modeling experience tions for breakfast cook, Riverside Living ONE HALF block to campus HASLETT ARMS 3 days - 85' per line mileage. Excellent COOK PART-time kinder- is helpful but not necessary, luncheon cook, bartenders, 2 bedroom downstairs apart 135 Collingwood 6 days - 80' per line condition. Lots of extras. Photos and Balconies tool care, 4133 Okemos Road are needed for photo- waitresses, janitorial and ment with garage and full Showing: 2-6pm M-F 484-8291 or 339-2301. 8 days ■ 70' per line Okemos. 9a.m.-1p.m. graphers portfolio, and pos- dishwasher. Please apply in River's & Water's basement. Available in June. Coll 351 1957 or 351 8135 8-4-29 (4) sible magazine sales. Girls will 5-5-1 (3) person at APPLES, 2359 W. 332-0743 8-5-7 151 Summer Leasing Only Grand River 33.60 j 39,20 PONTIAC CATALINA 1972. SECRETARY POSITIONS between 3 and 5p.m, Okemos, Edge Apartments SUMMER SUBLET- Effi¬ M90-'200/MONTH Power steering and brakes. Now leasing for (21- May, June, July. We tions, send your name and 5-5-1 (9) ciency, 1 block from SUMMER SUBLET Fall Master Runs good $300. Call 393- campus. - Charge & Visa Welcome summer only 7863. 4-4-30 (4) need persons with sharp mailing address to QB Photo, 351-4985. 3-4-30 (3) option 1 bedroom, furnished, telephone personality, excel- P.O. Box 541, Saranack, Ml call after 5 p.m. 351 4513, Special Rates lent math aptitude and 48881. Z-3-4-28 (20) Sorry, Full For Fall SUBLET TILL September 1 8-5-5 (3) TRIUMPH TR6 convertible 26 V River St. 345 Ads 3 Iines-S4 00-5 days. 80' per line over 1974, secretarial skills. Salary open. 25tK 30 hours Must have own per week 2 bedroom. $345/month. The no rust, luggage rack, Dimondale area. Qualified? SUMMER JOBS Sun 'n M"~ transporta¬ 3 lines. No adjustment in rote when cancel¬ $3100 or best offer. 332-2645. - tion. Salary negotiable. Bene¬ (next to Cedar Village) Pines, East Lansing. 351 SUBLEASES 2 man for sum¬ Call 646-6709. 8-5-6 (91 Sand resort, South Haven, 3206. 1-3-28 (4) mer, 5 minutes to MSU, air. led. Price of item(s) for sale must be stated 8-5-5 14) Michigan. Interviewing Tues¬ fit of private swim club. 332-4432 furnished, laundry, $200. 332 in ad. Maximum sale price of s200. Private day April 29, for waiter, 349-3608 after 5. 8-4-28 (8) TORONADO 79 - Loaded, Beginning 4-7-80 FEMALE NEEDED luxury 1666. 3-4-28 (3) party ads only. waitress, cook £r office posi¬ ROOMMATE NEEDED start¬ like new, good mileage. 332- Win A Free apartment summer term own Peanuts Personal ads 3 lines '2.25 tions. Make appointment and EARN EXTRA money at ing May. 2 bedroom town room. 332-1228. 6-5-5 (3) - - per in 4650 after 5 p.m. 2 FEMALE, STUDIOUS 4-4-29 13) Poco Poster: pick up information at Place¬ home. Good pay, easy work. house. 394-7076. 8-4-28 (3) roommates needed for fall 80 sertion. 75' per line over 3 lines, (pre-pay- ment Bureau, Student Ser¬ No experience — Check the Classi necessary. SUMMER SUBLET-1-2 man, at Cedar Village, fully fur¬ ment) TWO 1978 vices. 2-4-28 (10) Send for application report to MUST SUBLEASE summer! Dodge 15 pas¬ f ieds for your air, furnished, near bus line to nished $120/month. Call 353- Rummage Garage Sale ads 4 lines - s2.50. maxi-vans. Power student Mr. Stephens 16118 Fen- Furnished, 1-2 man, 1 bed¬ senger campus. 351-0013. 8-4-30 I3I 3440 anytime. 5-4-30 (5) 63' per line over 4 lines-per insertion. number. MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST room $125/month, or luxury steering, power brakes, auto. more, Detroit, Ml 48235. V-8. Tinted glass, auxiliary If you find it bring ASCP or eligible. Acute 10-4-29 I7I furnished, 1-3 man, 1 bed¬ ROOMMATES 2 FEMALES UNIVERSITY VILLA - Round Town ads 4 lines-s2.50-per insertion. — Heater. Heavy duty. Electric I.D. card to rm. 347 care teaching hospital has room, balcony, pool, $190/ wanted for 2 bedrooms, 3 63 per line over 4 lines. DENTAL HYGIENIST month 332-0760 after and cooling best offer. Right part-time openings on mid¬ pos, 7:30 person apartment fall term. 635 Abbott Lost & Found ads Transportation ads 3 lines- Student Services with¬ to reject any and all offers. nights. Excellent wages. For tion open part-time. East p.m. X-3-4-29 17) in 1 week and Kathy 337-7655. 3-4-30 (4) Showing: 3-7pm M-F M ,50-per insertion. 50 per line over 3 lines. Call 374-8000 Ext. 138. get more information please con¬ Lansing/Haslett area. 339- Manoger: Apartment "31 ] a free 9656, 20-5-14 (4) IMMEDIATE S F Popcorn (Sorority-Fraternity) 50 per line. X-8-5-5 (8) poster! tact Department of Human RENTAL. 2- SUBLET. Efficiency, 1 per¬ Call 337-2653 or 351-8135 Starting 4-7-80! Resources, Lansing General bedroom apartment. 1 or 2 son, summer. Rent nego¬ FALL AND SUMMER LEASING Hospital, 2800 Devonshire, MAID - HOUSECLtANING people. 5 minute walk to Deadlines VW RABBIT, 1977, regular tiable. 351-5121. 3-4-30 (31 and some cooking with pos¬ MSU. 332-1927 or 337-2971. Want Ads-2 p.m.-l gas, fuel injection, 25-38 RN's-GN's-SNT's Lansing, Ml 48909. 377-8334. FURNISHED STUDIO units, class day before public¬ E.O.E. 8-5-5(11) sible live-in. 332-5786. 5-5-1 (5) mpg, Michelins, rear defog- FEMALE NEEDED for 2 per¬ $185/month all utilities in¬ ation. 8-5-5- (4) ger, AM-FM, buckets, 1 LANSING GENERAL HOS¬ son apartment. Available cluded. Immediate occupan Cancellation Change ! p.m. ! class COOK. EXPERIENCED, SUNTAN all maintenance re¬ qer- day be¬ owner, PITAL has full and part-time ESCORTS WANTED- $6 now, summer option. Call cy, 337-1619. OR-22-4-30 151 fore publication. cords. 323-4293. 5-4-30 (61 manent, full-time only. Excel¬ 337-7232. B1-4-28 (4) positions available for regis¬ lent wages and f-inge bene¬ hour, no experience neces¬ Classified Display deadline-3 p.m.-2 class tered and graduate nurses 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT days before publication. Once ad is ordered it cannot be cancelled Auto Service and student nicians. A 4 nurse tech¬ day, 10 hour per fits. Opportunity for advance¬ ment. Call Mr. Vlahakis, 372- 4300. Jim's Tiffany Place. sary, we will train. 489-2278. Apply in person at VELVET FINGERS 527 E. Michigan. a. Sfayfaq, first visit frlf SUMMER APARTMENT sublet 1 block from campus available spring term. $285/ month, 351-8135 or 337-2653. or day work week option allow¬ on M.A.C., furnished, rent OR-22-4-30 13) 8-5-7 (7) C-9-4-30 (5) changed until after 1st insertion. BRAKES PARTS including ing 3 day week-end is avail¬ 351-1805 negotiable. 351-6308 even¬ There is c M.00 50' per additional charge for 1 ad change plus pads, shoes, and hydraulic parts for your foreign car, in able on the midnight shift. We offer: Primary & Team GRAOUATING ENGINEERS OBJECTIVIST-FULL time EAST LANSING- A few 1 ings or 332-0379 evenings. 4-5-1 (5) EVERGREEN APTS. change for maximum stock, at reasonable prices. We ore specialists in Engi¬ permanent position in ship¬ bedroom apartments avail¬ 341 Evergreen of 3 changes. nursing, complete orientation CHEQUERED FLAG FOR- program, continuing educa neering Recruitment Entry ping department of local able from $225. Heat in¬ GREAT SUMMER place! Showing: M-W-F 4-6pm The State News will only be publisher for person with Manager: Apartment 2G responsible for EIGN CAR PARTS, 2605 E tion support system, excel¬ level to management. We cluded. Pool, laundry facili¬ Nicely furnished apartment at the 1st days incorrect insertion. Kalamazoo Street. One mile represent (irms located rational epistemology and ties & easy access to 1-69. unfurnished price, $70/4, air, Call 351-2426 or 351-8135 Adjust¬ lent wage and benefit pack¬ FALL & SUMMER LEASING ment claims must be made within 10 west of campus. 485-5055. throughout the U.S. Our ser¬ capitalist ethics. Starting North Point Apartments, pool, balcony, close to cam¬ days age. For more information of expiration date. C-22-4-30 (8) contact Personnel Office De¬ vice is free. Call or send salary $4. Fee paid. Call Mary 1250 Haslett Rd., Apartment pus, Call 332-4222 3-4-30(7) to Shermtech at Professional Personnel SUMMER SUBLEASE. 2 Bills partment, LANSING GEN¬ resume 7, 332-6354. OR-14-4-30 (8) are due 7 days from ad expiration date. JUNK CARS wanted. Also ERAL HOSPITAL, 2800 De- America. Suite D 16647 Leasing Inc. 694-4090. 3 FEMALES TO share Cam¬ bedroom, 2 bathroom, air- If not paid by due date, a M.00 late Airport Rd LANSING, Ml. 8-5-6 (10) pus Hill. 12 months lease conditioning. Two minutes service charge will be due. 48906 (517-323-1002) CAMPUS VIEW starting June. $109/month. from Student Services. $270 RN-LPN 324 Michigon Ave. Wendy. 349-6290. 5-4-28 (4) a month or reasonable offer GOOD USED tires, 13, 14, 15 THE U.S. Air Force is looking Immediate part-time opening Call 351-9303. S-5-4-28 (5) Showing: 4-6 pm & 7-8 pm M-F inch. Snow tires too! Mount- EFFICIENTY APARTMENT- ed free Used wheel and hub COLLEGE STUDENTS with ,or cluallfied young men and as charge nurse at skilled Manager Apartment #2 for fall, close to campus. car nhone and neat annear- women wi,h an interest in nursing facility, 11-7 p.m. Call 351 -3038 or 351-9538 Automotive F Automotive caps. PENNELL SALES, 1825 ance can earn tof «< flVln9 as pilots or navigators, shift. Excellent working con- FALL 8 SUMMER LEASING 351 3135, 351-9538. OR 5-5-2 (3) River's & Water's Michigan, Lansing, Michigan Ft ii i'fr ppi icm haimar\j anfj starting at about $14,000 ditions, competitive wages. aflQtp aurora - BHUbH delivery and and c|imbing w Call Ms. Gresco at 332-5061 NEEDED 1 or 2 females to Edge Apartments ATTENTION WE buy late DODGE OMNI, 1979, 024, $23,000 after 4 years. If EAST LANSING 3 bedroom or apply in person, Provincial sublet River Glenn spring and Now model imported and domes¬ 2-door, lots of options, $4500, you're between the ages of duplex, carpet and appli¬ leasing for summer. $115/month, 332- tic compact cars. Contact Bill firm 627-3819. 8-4-29 (31 MASON BODY SHOP, 812 E. DATA PROCESSING Coor¬ 21 and 27, have a Bachelors 4631. 8-4-30 (4) ances, no laundry facilities. summer only Burcham, WILLIAMS 'VW, Kalamazoo since 1940. Auto dinator responsible for coor¬ degree or will be getting one Available in June. 332-0743. ON THE RIVER 484-1341. 1974 DUSTER, Gold and _C-22-4-30 151 BUICK APOLLO 1973 Excel¬ brown, good condition. $700. Call 337-2062. X-3-4-28 (3) painting-collision American, Foreign cars. 485- service. dinating the implementation and use of Michigan State soon, you may be eligible! out more by calling Dick For Rent S NEED 2 Girls. Collingwood, start fall $98/month. Call 353- 8-5-7J5) HEY STUDENTS! GREAT AIR CONDITIONED 0256. C-22-4-30 (5) Mitlyng at 351-0640 lent running condition. Easy Senate computer system. 5762. 8-5-6 (3) LAKES RENTALS is now in Sorry, Full For Fall on gas, low mileage, some FIAT 131 1976, automatic Must have high quality inter- '0-5-2 (151 FALL HOUSING - DON'T your area offering houses and 261 River St. rust. $800 or best offer. Call AM-FM, excellent, $2500 or MUFFLER MAN personal skills to train users GET CAUGHT IN THE MAGNOLIA- 2 Bedroom apartments of all sizes and 882-6822 or 485-1624. best offer. 355-6116. Mufflers, shocks, coil spring and trouble shoot for com- MSU STUDENTS needed COLD! GREAT LAKES 394- furnishings, utilities $250/ prices - summer and fall (next to Cedar Village) 8-5-7 (61 X-2-4-29 131 30% discounts to students, plete operation. Computer 'or part-time food service 2680, C-22-4-30 (41 month 349-5854 after 5. leases available. Call now. 332*4432 Lifetime guarantee, 5103 S. programming and systems positions at Kellogg Center. | .. . 3-4-29 (4) 394-2780. C-5-4-30 (9) CAMARO 1978, 2-28, auto- 1977 FIREBIRD, automatic, development experience es- Need applicants for both Ap3(1fT)6ntS matic, air, tilt, AM-FM, cas- 350. 32,000 miles. Excellent sential Several years experi- sPrln9 and summer. Hours 1 r 11 vl with mini-computers flexible. Apply between 8 and NOW LEASING for €topckmgf)am sette. Call 323-7564. 8-5-2 (3: ence $3,700. 332-4913. 8-5-2 (3) and on line applications a 6 in 116 Kellogg Center, 79' CAMARO Rally sport FORD FUTURA - 1978. Must Aviation [ fX"l must. College degree or X-8-5-5 (8) 124 CEDAR, East Lansing 2 man, 1 bedroom furnished FALL and SUMMER excellent condition. Many sell. 25 equivalent experience in data 7 _ apartment. Year lease only. MPG, 17,000 miles. Countless home buyers For information call 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED LUXURY APTS. options, Low mileage. $5800. Excellent condition. 321-7610 processing required. Experi- SUMMER JOBS. Available Heat Ef hot water included. find their future homes in the CAPITOL VILLA APARTMENTS 351-1553. 3-4-30 (3) or 627 2578 after 6. ence in word processing and now, full and part-time posi $250/month. Leases starting *private balconies "dish washer. disposal classified columns. Call us 8-4-28 (4) ' legislative procedures a plus, 'ions open. Good pay. Call June or September 1. 332-5330 "swimming pool "shag carpeting CHEVETTE 1978. 20.000 Salary commensurate with now 394-3450. Employment 882-2316 after 5 p.m. 1664 E.Grand River "central air "heat included miles. 4-door, automatic. KARMANN GHIA-1974 new experience and ability. Send Express. 8-5-6 (51 OR-22-4-30 I8I NORWOOD APARTMENTS $3250. 627 3792. 8-4-29 I3I resume not later than May 5, Michelins, Alloys, Konis, 351-5647 CHEVROLET -I975 3/4 ton brakes, recent $2400 663-5396. 8-5-7 (41 lune-up. | Motorcycles 11*1 1980 to office of Secretary of the Senate, P.O. Box 30036 LIKE TO DRIVE? DO IT FOR Sorry, full 1330 E.Grand River * *2 Blocks from Ask about our campus on special 12 month busline rates Lansing, Mich. 48909 An DOMINO'S PIZZA for FALL CEDAR VIEW APARTMENTS pick-up with top. $1300 or Don't put it off an-y longer. MUSTANG 1974 Equal Opportunity Employei 351-5647 best offer. 394-6304 8-4-29 (31 • miles, automatic. $1300. 355 50,000 Call us with your ad today. 4-4-29 (34I Now hiring full and part-time Now taking 1390 E. Grand River Now leasing for Summer & Fall 5910. 6-5-1 (31 delivery people. Flexible | Employment applications RIVERSIDE APARTMENTS CALL 351-7166 CHEVY 1977 Malibu Classic, air, snow tires. $2000 349- NOVA 75 2 door C.B. radio Iliil YOUR TIME IS YOUR OWN. Sell Avon part-time. Earn hours with paid vacations and holiday benefits. Can for SUMMER 351-5647 1310 E. Grand River Located at Hagadorn just south of Service Road excellent make up to $5/hour with 2022. 8-5-5 (3! condition, only good money and set your AMERICANA APARTMENTS CLERK WANTED Adult commission and tips. Apply 29,000 miles $1,800 332 - own hours. Ask about low Bookstore. VELVET the 332-5322 CHEVY MALIBU 1977 AM- 4594. X-3-4-28 (4) FIN¬ cost group insurance cover¬ at following locations: FM. No rust. Very good GERS, 527 E. Michigan, 489- age. For more details call 1128 Victor Street Just in time for OLDS 88, 1977, four door one 2278. C-22-4-30 (4) 1139 E. Grand River, EDEN ROC condition. $2700. 663-8680. 482-6893 C 22-4-30 (7) 8-5-7 (31 owner, AM-FM, air, power, cruise, 351-1003. 5-5-1 13) RN-LPN 966 E. Lansing Trowbridge, E. Lansing MOTHERS DAY! CONGRATULATIONS Ingham Medical Center has PART-TIME cashier/book 10- 4-28 16) postions on the Afternoon If your student number is OLDS-CUTLASS Wagon 1978. Loaded, built Cruiser in and midnight shifts. Excellent store ance a attendant, neat appear must, good pay and Let us send your message 835127, you have won a free CB. $4375. 351-0350 benefits and Salary, Contact Where you can have your POCO poster Bring I D. to 3818. 10-5-7 (4) or 349- personnel Department, 374- working conditions, excellent job for student, apply of Love 347 Student Services within 1 hair cut the way 2246 for an interview. Ingham week. 1-4-28 (6) They're divided into job Medical Center, 401 West person only. Cinema X Adult Entertainment Center 1000 you want it." with our special classifications to make the Greenlawn Lansing, Michi- W. Jolly, Lansing, DATSUN 8210 1977 AM FM stereo cassette. Regular search easier. gan. 48909 EOE. 7-4-29 (12) OR 8-4-30 (9) Mon.-Sat. MOTHERS DAY Offer gas. $3195. 337-1171. 8-5-1 (3) Now Leasing For 7 A.M.-6P.M. Wednesday, May 7, 1980 DODGE DART-1970, good Summer LIVE A LITTLE! engine, fair body, $350. Call and Fall of Corner of Hagadorn & Grand River Ave. 4 lines s3.00, 70c per line over 4 lines. 882-4557 8-5-7 '3 East Lansing 332-4377 Price includes mailing copy of ad to your Mother! Deadline Wednesday, April 30, 1980 CEDAR GIMPUS HILL APARTMENTS Name: Student No: GREENS Address: Phone: • ONE BEDROOM FURNISHED APARTMEfJ ..at ( 1 pool (his Summer! now taking applications for fall & summer Where to be mailed: Have a place to head • AIR COND Free Bus Service •shogcorpeting •oir conditioning Name: • SWIMM!N< 7: . . Collingwood •private balconies Free Bus Service •luxury furnishings •2 bedrooms • PRIVATE BALCONIES Apartments! •swimming pool Address: City State Zip •dishwashers • WITHIN WALKING •Swimming Pool DISTANCE TOCAMPU'v 'air conditioned SPECIAL SUMMER RATES special 12 month AD: 'dishwasher *shog carpeting , r •Furnished •Dishwashers 349-3530 9:00-6:00 daily 7S1 NOW LEASING FOR 'unlimited parking '2 bedroom •Central Air SUMMER & FALL 'model open doily •4 person units Free Roommate Service Call 351-8282 Free Roommate Service 351-8631 Return to State News Classified, rm 347 Next Brody apartments Located (list off Student Services 731 Burcham Drive 351-7212 - Prepayment required. 10-6pm Daily Grand River, Okemos V Michigon Stole News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Monday. April 28, 1980 13 | Apartments 11^1 [ Apartments [ f^] | Apartments ||Sn | Apartments ]|lp] | Houses 1 [ffi 1 Houses Iff-j | 1 [f] [ ] [f] 1 LOOKING FOR fall housing? Houses Houses Houses ] fjf] SUMMER SUBLEASE two 2 TO 3 Bedrooms across from FEMALE NEEDED, summer SUMMER SUBLEASE, Fall SUMMER SUBLEASE need Call Mid-Michigan. They bedroom with pool and air. EAST LANSING 12 person HEY STUDENTS! GREAT SUMMER SUBLET, fall op¬ campus. Fall and summer next to MSU, furnished $70 option. Great location, 10 3 females to share 5 bedroom have over 400 properties to $300 per month. Call 337- house available in June 5 LAKES RENTALS is now in tion. Need 3 females, 2 blocks leasing. 351-8135 or 351 332 1952. 8 5-5 (31 minutes from campus. Fur duplex. Near bedroom house available in choose from, and they spe 0138. 3-4-28 (3) 3038. OR-X-12-4-30 15) campus. Will your area, offering houses from Dooleys. Own room. nished, 5 bedrooms, car take singles. 332 1412 cialize in the MSU area. Call September. Ste-Mar Realty. and apartments of all sizes Rent negotiable 353-3313. SUMMER SUBLET, 4 man peted, 2 full baths. For infor¬ X 10-5-2 (4) 339 3512. OR 3-4-30 (6) today and see if they have SUMMER; SUBLET Four and prices - Summer and fall 5-5-2 I4I FEMALE TO share 5 heri Spacious, next to campus mation call Gary or Mike, what you re Arm 8023. r looking for. 337- R A in fAi person person River Glen mver uien «parr Aoart room fcMALt '0 share 2 bed- apartment Rent negotiable. 351-7032 355 9020 or 355 9021. Price leases available. Call now. C-5-4-30 (8) immediately. 2 BEDROOM DUPLEX, appli HOUSES 2-7 bedroom 12 394 2780. C 5-4-30 (9) SUMMER SUBLEASE, one ments. Free laundry, air, and $138 5kemos on bus J 8-5 2 (31 negotiable. 4-4-29 (8) ances, available immediately. month lease starting fall. No block from campus, 7 open¬ S fT S„ 7654 349 3127 after 4. 8-4-30 (4) $440 ^ utilities. 372-2213 pets. 2 blocks to 5 miles from SUMMER SUBLET 1. 2 or 3 ings, sun porch, must FEMALE ROOMMATE to X-4-4-28 (4) see. Share 2-bedroom, 2 Bath apartment. Air Conditioning SUMMER SUBLET - 2 bed- e, c. ioi rr SUMMER SUBLET- 2 bed o\ a Houses \m LOOKING FOR fall housing? Call Mid-Michigan. They 627 5776. 8-4-30 (4) campus. Nice houses. 332-3700 9:00a.m. Call to noon or nice rooms available for sum¬ mer in great house with 351-0257. 8-5-7 (41 have 400 properties to LARGE 2 BEDROOM fur sunporch close to campus. SPACIOUS 3 bedroom du¬ $142.50/month. Call 394- room close to campus, rent r°om modern, furnished, air, 3 BEDROOM DUPLEX. Sum over 2-5p.m. Monday-Friday or choose from, and they spe¬ nished, very nice. $550 avail¬ One fall option. 351-1132, plex. Close to campus. June 0657. 3 Miles to campus. negotiable. 337-2593. cl°se to campus. Call 332- mer sublease, furnished. Call able June. 332 3900. see list on door of room 6 at 3-4-28 (5) 4-4-28 (6) 8-5-5 (3) 8327 3"4"30 13) 351-1349. 6-4 29 (3) cialize in the MSU area. Call 201% Grand River (Above 15-September 15. $300/ OR 8 month. Call today and see if they have 4-30J4) Hosier's). Z 9 4-30 (10) SUMMER SUBLET. Marty, 351-6270. 1 & what you're Fur¬ 3-4-30 (5) FEMALE NEEDED June- \ BEDR00M apart- NEEDED 3 peop|e t0 share LOWER HALF of house, looking for. 337- 8023. C-5-4-30 (8) SUMMER SUBLET- 4-bed- HOUSES nished 6-bedroom. 2 living June. 3 Blocks from campus. ["en High Quality professional look... TRACK TO SUCCESS Photocopier WITH THE RIGHT CLOTHES FROM 2813 E. Grand Rim Unigraphics • East Lansing, MI 18823 • Phone 332-811 w ith the added fin al touch. ^Or^prx^^ivndance-' Y\\\gold- c\aee>ic£> 226 Abbott Rd. 337-7446 9:30-6 Mon.-Sat. —earufs rannpus— *1 hair salon p SPARTAN BARBED SUNdaNCB STYLING For that important professional look. Appointmenf or Walk in Lower Level Union 9-5 Mon.-Fri.^— . ™ 355 3359 & 14 Michigan State News, Eost Lonsing. Michigon Monday, April 28, 1980 Houses Ufi For Sale Lost & Found HJ Typing Service SUMMER room house SUBLET-2 bed- near Frandor. BOAT. 14 ft. wooden; bow mounted steering, 35 H.P. EXPERIENCED IBM dissertations (Pica typing, Elite). Primary Billiard: workers Across from golf course and Evinrude, trailer, extras.. 5850 Trim, good lettering. FAYANN 489-0358. $150 park. Close to campus. Pets or best offer. 625-3283. it no lack Reward. No questions asked C-22-4-30 (3) (continued from page 6) speech rights O.K. Reasonable. Call 337- answer 626-3520. call 372-6528. 4-4-29 151 2944. 5-5-2 I6I S-6-4-30 (3) PROFESSIONAL EDITING. likely will veto a bill ending the election when it lands on his LOST GOLD ROPE chain Corrections to rewrites. NON-SMOKING ROOM¬ ESTATE JEWELRY Typing 332-5991. desk. with emblem - JOEL. Big arranges. MATE to share furnished, 2 OR-1-4-28 (3) reward. 393-9004. 3-4-28 (31 By MARK FELLOWS illegal acts. Bullard supported the concept of a bedroom house. 5100/month. MEANWHILE, Mil,LIKEN On busline. 485-7355. State News Staff Writer "corporate democracy act." TYPING- EXPERIENCED, AND lawmakers are expected Free speech rights in the workplace guaran¬ Such an act would protect both workers and 3-4-30 (4) 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, $250 Personal M thesis, term paper, IBM cor¬ recting. Nancy 351-7667. to release details about their property tax shift plan — teed by law do not exist for two-thirds of the workers in the United States, the chairperson of the public through regulations of large corpora¬ tions, he said. 349-1515 8-5-7 (3) month, 6 miles from campus. ammunition against the in¬ the state House Labor Committee charged Vincent challenged the viability of the plan, Call 641-6603 after 6 p.m. NEW AND used guitars, ban¬ MEMORIUM- PHILIP H. creasing popularity of the Tisch Dunckel. He lived and TYPING SERVICE. Resumes, Amendment. Friday. arguing that employee rights cases should be 5-5-2 13) jos, mandolins, etc. Dulci- mers and kits. Recorders, brought into this earth a bit of term papers, etc. Delivery The concentration of wealth and power in the decided piecemeal on their own merits, perhaps arrangements. 655-3803, M-F The plan would call for a hands of the nation's largest corporations make by "enlightened" management personnel. SUMMER SUBLET, thousands of hard to find beauty, love and faith and own after 6. Weekends 2-6. reduction in property taxes, such a guarantee imperative, Rep. Perry Bullard, now his life will ever be room in furnished duplex, albums and books. Discount 10-5-9 (41 D-Ann Arbor, said. "YOU CAN'T LEGISLATE reasonableness," queen sized bed, Snyder prices. Expert repairs - free reflected in our heart. Mom possibly averaging $500 per Street. 337-2423. 5-5-2 (41 estimates. ELDERLY IN- and Dad, Jeff and Lynne. family, replaced by an increase Bullard made his comments at a debate on Vincent asserted. "You need good judgement on TYPING-IBM Select ric 1-4-28 (81 of about one percent in the both sides." reasonable rates, ten minutes employer/employee rights and responsibilities, Rooms 0 from campus, 393-5123. 14 state's sales tax. sponsored by the Lansing branch of the Speaking of specific non-union labor relations ROOMS ACROSS from Wil¬ SUNTAA years experience. 3-4-30 (4) UNIGRAPHICS American Civil Liberties Union. Arguing for an employer's right to the support of their cases, is Vincent stated that loyalty to an employer a basic condition for employment. Employees who do not exhibit a "reasonable" attitude OFFERS employees was Dwight Vincent, an liams Hall on Michigan Ave. 351-3038 or 351-9538. 4 sj2es, 9 colors. $4 each C-4-4-30 (3) StayXari. COMPLETE RESUME SER¬ VICE: typesetting; offset It's What's attorney for the Michigan Manufacturer's Asso¬ ciation and counsel to management in over 50 toward their employers dismissal. should be subject to printing; and bindery services DISCOUNT, NEW-used Approved dissertation print¬ Happening collective bargaining agreements. The self-described "workaholic" added that the SLEEPING ROOMS, down¬ desks, chairs, files. BUSI¬ right to order and responsibility in the workplace ing and binding specialists. "IN THE PRIVATE sector, there are no First should be respected by employees, as the town Lansing, furnished 485- NESS EQUIPMENT CO. 215 For estimate, stop in at 2843 Announcements for It's What's CONGRATULATIONS 2747 or 485-2774. 5-5-2 (3) E. Kalamazoo. 485-5500. E. Grand River or phone Happening must be received in the Amendment rights," Vincent argued. employer provides a living for their workers as If your student number is OR-2-4-28 (41 332-8414. C-22-4-30 (91 State News office, 343 Student Both men agreed the issue of employee rights well as themselves. ROOMS IN new duplex. Air, 755668, you have won a free will gain attention and importance in the coming Vincent said he is encouraged, however, by the cable, dishwasher, month Mike 332-7977, after 4 $100 OLYMPIA- ELECTRIC type¬ writer must sell $425. Good POCO poster. Bring I.D. to 347 Student Services within 1 EXPERT TYPING. Disserta¬ C/5 Services Bldg., by noon at least two days before publication. No announcements will be accepted years, though their solutions to labor relations increasing sense of social responsibility exhibited week. 1-4-28 (6) tions - theses - business - problems differed. by corporations' actions. p.m. 5-5-2 (41 condition. Call 393-5123. by phone. Bullard is the sponsor of two "whistle blower Bullard admitted the state Legislature legal MSU grad. 337-0205. ... 3-4-29 (3) C-22-4-30 (3) ! Peanuts MSU l-Go Club meets to bills" in the state Legislature. The bills would probably is not ready this year to enact single room, fine loca- Personal]11[$"] play tion. Clean and quiet. Refer- ences 3-4-30 131 please. 482-8304 Refer¬ ccuwimm SCHWINN 1-speed, flectors, 2-4-28 (3) mxr. BIKE- with 1,1., Like new. basket, re¬ must sell. 332-5131. 1 DEAREST NILU Gigi, Happy Birthday. I Love you, *** 1 TYPING FREE delivery. Fast, low rates. 676-2009. OR-13-4-30 (4) pick-up and experience, B Go, an oriental board game, at 7 tonight, A-135 Wells Hall. Open to the public. protect employees who report their employers' requirements for corporate responsibility. GORGEOUS 2 Bedroom E. Lansing home. needed now. Housemate 351-5975, p.m. 22" BLUE Schwinn boy's 10 speed, mint condi¬ Sierra Thalu. 1-4-18 (3) COPYGRAPH COMPLETED, SERVICE DISSERTA¬ MSU Tai Chi Club (Chinese martial art, dance, exercise) meets at 6 p.m. Monday ar;d Wednes¬ Trustees approve plan S-5-5-1 (3) tion. $110. 332-1770. Real Estate day, Tower Room, Union. Open to TIONS AND RESUME SER¬ the public. E-5-5-1 (3) VICE. Corner MAC and ROOM living, FOR rent, cluded, rent negotiable 641 - 6305 after 5. 10-4-28 (4) country female, utilities in¬ TV-BRAND and white new 12" black Sony $99. Call 371- 5517 E-5-5-1 (3) PERRY AREA- New cedar sided chalet, 3-4 bedrooms, 1 '/$ bath, appliances, water softener, carpeted. 3 acres. Grand River, 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday, p.m. Saturday. 337-1666. 10 a.m.-5 International Folkdancing meets from 7:30 to 10 tonight, Bailey Elementary School. Bring tennis for MSU day care center C-224-30J7) I $49,500. 625-4144 Aldrich shoes. Open to the public. By KY OWEN The board also approved $1 million in ANN BROWN TYPING State News Staff Writer ROOM 508 Grove St. Quiet 3 IF YOU AIN'T GOT IT, Associates. S-4-30-6 Guaranteed Student Loan financing for the Dissertations - Manuscripts Al Anon, a self-help group for blocks from campus, $23 per Plans for a new day care center in Spartan 1980-81 school year. 349-6660. friends and relatives of alcoholics, week, no smokers, available GET ITI Recreation Village received the go-ahead Friday when the Since 1973, the University has been providing May 1 332-1763, after 4:30 m C-22-4-30 (3) meets at 8 p.m. Tuesday, direc¬ Board of Trustees approved the appointment of additional loan funds for students who cannot get p.m. 8-5-1 (4) TYPING IN my home. Close Ifi tor's apartment, Owen Graduate Center. Open to the public. an architect for the project. bank loans. DISC JOCKEY The City of East Lansing will supply $300,000 Also, donation in of $160,000 was 2 MALES to share room for #1 SOUND Ef DISCOUNT to campus. Quality workl a excess Cindy 9 a.m.-7 p.m. 394-4448. MSU Chess Club meets at 7 in community development funds for con¬ accepted from the Walter R. Yates trust. The summer, nice house, close. RECORDS team up to bring C-22-4-30 (3) tonight, 304 Bessey Hall. Open to struction of the center, and MSU will be money will be used for scholarships for students Call 332-4122. 3-4-29 (3) A UNIQUE EXPERIENCE! you your favorite tunes for your next party. Phone 332- the public. responsible for building the center, said Jack in chemistry and electrical engineering. 2212. Ask for Tom. TYPING TERM papers. Ex¬ Breslin, vice president for administration and Yates' wife attended MSU in the 1920s, but FEMALE TO share room in house 22-4-30 (7) perienced, fast service - IBM Yakeley-Gilchrist Black Caucus public affairs. that is the only known connection between the starting in fall. Near Call 351-8923. OR-22-4-30 (3) meets at 7 p.m. Monday and MSU, $90 plus utilities. Call The firm of Mayotte, Crouse and D'Haene Yates and MSU, Wilkinson said. Thursday, Yakeley-Gilchrist Black 351-8635. 3-4-29 (4) SUMMER ROOM - MSU BLUEGRASS SERVICE plays weddings, — EXTENSION L0W RATES " TYPING Resumes, Thesis, COMPUTER as Culture Room. Topic: The Revital- ization Program. Open to the Architects was appointed to the project, which involves knocking down the current facility and In other action, the board accepted $1.5 million in gifts and grants, which include: LCC near, bus route near, $75 GU|LD ACOUSTIC guitar Term Papers. Call "G" Typ¬ XI public. constructing a new one. The facility will be under the office of the vice • $116,000 from the U.S. Department of ing. 321-4771. C-22-4-30 (4) Agriculture, given to the Cooperative Extension XI Career Resources Center offers president for student affairs, not the College of Service for its Expanded Food and Nutrition Rummage Sale ^ THESIS EDITING - By de¬ information on careers, graduate Human Ecology which is responsible for the education program. & OWN ROOM now through greed professionals, free con- programs, etc. Visit us from 8 a.m. existing center. • $24,790 from the Michigan Office of Services MARSHALL MUSIC CO summer nice house HADASSAH SEMI-AN- sultation. 339-8602. 3-4-28 (3) to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, quiet. Your headquarters for pro to the Aging, which was given to Doris Wetters $110. Laundry. Neal 372-9085 Tuesday and Wednesday until 8 TRUSTEE JACK STACK, R-Alma, fessional P.A. gear, electric W-JAL NEW AND USED p.m., 207 Student Services Bldg. and.Sandra S. Clarkson of the Family Living 7-5-2 (3) keyboards, guitars and amps. Call 337-9700 or stop in. SALE. Lansing Artillery Ar- morV- Marshall Street. Today I Transportation 11 gJL) questioned whether the University should be in the day care center business, as opposed to the Education program, for nutrition education for senior citizens and personnel at senior feeding 2 BEDROOM FOR students Opportunity for juniors and Frandor Ma||, 3 b|0cks from April 28, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Call our classified department seniors to earn academic credit current use of the center as a teaching tool for sites; e~ Summer term, $300/month. west campus. Free parking. Tuesday April 29, 9 a.m. to 3 with your ad now! We want interning with the New Way In. human ecology students. Security de- C-22-4-30 (7) P,m- Furniture, beautiful • $277,751 from the Division of Medicine in the posit. Call collect evenings clothing, antiques, jewelry, to help you sell the items you Contact David Persell, College of Roger Wilkinson, associate vice president for U.S. Public Health Service, given to the Office of (313) 437-1317. 8-4-30 (6) no longer use. Urban Development. business and finance, said East Lansing con¬ STEREO - $200, mattress - self-propelled lawn mower, Medical Education, Research and Development exercise bike. Like new lady's ducted a survey which revealed day care to be $150, box spring - $150, Women's Resource Center for designing of a comprehensive program in SUMMER SUBLET- 2 coffee table - $25, dresser - and man's fun-fur coats. Wanted noontime discussion is at 12:15 the city's most pressing need. faculty development of family medicine; women, own room in 4 Man's complete tux, mattress "We feel we have to provide that need," he $25, lamps - $25. 351-2744 p.m. Tuesday, Sunporch, Union. • $82,361 from the Michigan Department of bedroom house. Close, on and box springs. 100 new said. after 5 p.m. dm □ c m d < a i- bus route. 394-4387 or 351- 5040 nights. 3-4-30 (5) E-5-4-30 (4) women's sweaters. Sporting RN"BS-N- Preferred. cations are being accepted Apple Topic: "Our Bodies: Gynecology and Self-help" with Bonnie Kay The trustees also approved funding for 11 Health to the Department of Psychiatry to equipment, households, for full- and part-time. Com¬ projects in the areas of safety, accessibility, provide for residency training program devel¬ books, records, etc., etc. Olson, Olin Health Center. ELECTRONIC HAND calcula¬ munity Health nurses, home energy and research and instruction. opment funds; ROOMS FOR rent, $115/ Many new items with tags tor T.I. Programmable 58 care. Send resume to J. Volunteers needed for bowling One of the projects approved was to install an • a carousel, valued at $85,000, from Mr. and month, utilities included, next still on. 4-4-29 (20) to campus, kitchen, bath and mint conditioned. Call 351 - 7202. $70. E-5-4-29 (3) Mollemat. R.N., strator, In Home Health Admini¬ Care, O and clowning programs with the mentally impaired at Lansing epoxy finish on the area of the ice skating rink in Demonstration Hall rather than renovate the Mrs. Robert Brundage, Edmond Kimmel, Mr. and Mrs. William Seiter, and Mr. and Mrs. James laundry included, deposit re- I Service ITO 633-E. Jolly Rd. Suite 4-A. Parks and Recreation, Come to 25 quired.337-M9&8-5-1 OWN ROOM in country SCHWINN VARSITY- girls GUITAR REPAIRS. Prompt Lansing, Ml 48910. 5-4-29 (9) S3 Student Services Bldg. rink. Ken Thompson, vice president for operations and finance, said this was the best way to make • $55,700 from the Michigan Office of Highway house, washer and dryer, pets ok, $150 per month, man T5 4 29 guaranteed service. Free esti¬ mates and reasonable rates. VISITING FACULTY seeks 3-4 bedroom semi or unfur¬ nished house near MSU. ft MSU announces Recreation an 6:30 tonight, America's open Association meeting at the facility safe for use. The facility is used for intramural and athletic programs. Safety Planning for traffic safety office. programs in the highway includes all utilities. 694-3250. WATER BED- custom frame, Member American Guild of Cup. Open 5-4-28 (4) August 1980-June 1981. Call to the public. Heater - $115. Call Jake 485- Luthiers. MARSHALL MU¬ 353-0905 after 6 p.m. 5-5-215) 9796. 5-4-29 14) SIC CO. 337-9700. NEEDED EASYGOING non- Department of Human Environ¬ W Minority students voice C-22-4-30 (6I NEED SMALL faculty home and Design presents an smoker for own room in nice house, close to campus, SHARP ELECTRIC printing calculator model EL 1166, EXPERT GUITAR repairs. for retired couple. Summer. 332-5991. OR 1-4-28 (4) ment Interior Design Student Exhibit concerns $140/month plus utilities. Grad preferred. Roger 332- 5352 evenings. 8-5-1 (7) never been used $75. 393- 0804. 10-5-2 (4) Acoustic and electric. Most extensive shop in the state. MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST, Cn from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday, 332 Union. An informal reception {continued from page II students are required to take at KAJUAN HILL, also of the Black Aide Program, said al¬ Vanderjacht and said she resented the "Black Alumni," rep¬ ROOM AVAILABLE in house AIR CONDITIONER BTU Philco. Excellent condi- 5000 ELDERLY INSTRUMENTS. 332-4331. C-22-4-30 15) blood and donor processing component preparation. cn is tonight. Open to the public. least 15 credits, while fewer credits may be a full load for though the University con¬ tinuously reiterates its commit¬ requested the resignation of MSU President Cecil Mackey June 8. Female $75 per PROFESSIONAL LAWN care B.S. m Medical Technology ■ MSU Scuba Class makeup is them, he said. ment to affirmative "students continue to find little action, "as a solution to the problems of month. Call 371-4182. preferred, full time day posi¬ from 5 to 6:30 p.m. Wednesday Minorities also suffer from MSU." No job to big or small, call 8-4-29 (3) Jeff Wells at 351-1249. tion in Muskegon. Apply American Red Cross, 1800 East Grand River, Lansing. 00 and Thursday, IM Sports-Circle. Volunteers needed for bad academic advising, Johnson said, adding that students are statistical data to back up that committment." Another person requested Mackey's response to the even¬ IsS are WOMEN NEEDED, '5 bed- often advised to take difficult "It is one thing to say ing's hearing, to which he 8-5-5- (9) EveryWoman's Weekend. Call n, 2 bath duplex. Own 332-8979. E5-5-2 13) classes even though they may affirmative action," she said, "it replied: "I'm obviously interest¬ Instructions Janet Thompson at 332-5031. is another to see it." ed in the comments they (the room; rent 1932. 5-4-30 (3) negotiable. 351- SMITH CORONA, electric typewriter. 3 months old. Cn Faculty Women's Association not have done well the previous term. As the meeting drew to a students) have made. The staff LESSONS IN Guitar, banjo Room 223,' Morrill Hall, (Affirmative Action Committee) Frederick Gaddy, who spoke close, a women who was later and I will take them into SUBLET 2 ROOMS. June 15 to from September 15, 3 blocks MSU. Beal entrance. $150. Call 349-4977. 5-5-2(3) and more, at the ELDERLY INSTRUMENT SCHOOL. X-10-5-7 (3) Cri holds an informational meeting and discussion of the issues on behalf of the Office of Black Affairs, criticized ASMSU, identified as Naomi consideration." $85, $98 option for fall, $115. | Animals ~| pVi] C-18-4-30 (3) TO DO Spring cleaning, call for more information 655- surrounding EveryWoman's Weekend at 7 tonight, 335 Union. which he said had "muted" 332-1721. 8-5-1 (5) NEW FACES minority students by putting Mackey criticism 'unfair' 4472. 8-4-30 (3) Speakers: Mary Gilson, Mindy HORSES BOARDED $50 per WANTED them into ASMSU's program¬ Rezumna, Ralph Bonner, Marilyn month, includes all feed and r professional modeling, ming area where they are For Sale for Fashion Why not turn some un- Frye, Barrie Thorne. care, 694-3250 after 6 p.m. train Live needed items into cash? always threatened with budget 5-4-28 (4) Show Magazine Photo¬ cutbacks. I continued from page 1) a misconception of the goals of Place a classified ad today for Faculty Women's Association's SEWING MACHINES - new graphy TV. No experience "I don't have any estimate of the president and the board." quick response. annual spring banquet is at 6 p.m. Singer machines from $99.50. HORSE FOR SALE Register- DIANA LUALHATI, OF the how long it (the document) will Wednesday, Village Market. Con¬ tact Gene Cords at 355-1842. North American Indian Stu¬ be under discussion," he added. MACKEY ALSO TOLD board members that depart¬ paired EDWARDS DISTRI¬ BUTING COMPANY, 1115 N. ; Round Town 1 [*£] MSU Counseling Center offers the workshop "Test dent Organization, said the University's only Native Indian FREDERICK HORNE, ment heads and deans had been Taking" from recruiter was assigned to professor of chemistry and told to develop contingency Washington. 489-6448. After you place a classified ad 4 to 5 p.m. today, 150 Student C-22-4-30 (8) Mobile Homes PRIVATE GUITAR instruc¬ recruit in northern Michigan Faculty Council representative, plans in order to meet an in this newspaper, the calls Services Bldg. Open to all stu¬ tion. Beginners through ad¬ will start coming in fasti You where only 23 percent of the defended Mackey. anticipated 5 percent budget dents, "No one on the Faculty cut. BOOKS! 3 floors of books, vanced. Call MARSHALL state Indians live. may find it hard to keep track magazines and comics. MUSIC CO. 337-9700. Opr The recruiter, she added, Council would say the president Jack Breslin, MSU vice pres¬ of interested parties. Women In Communications CURIOUS BOOK SHOP. 307 recruits in southern Michigan is changing the faculty ident for administration and weeknights until 9:00 p.r announces the deadline for entries East Grand River, East Lan¬ public affairs, said that in the Saturdays 10 a.m.-5 p.m. for the Media Five Awards is — where 77 percent of the grievance pr icedure," he said. sing. 332-0112. C-22-4-30 ( 51 C-22-4-30 (6) S. F. Popcorn""] [jj] Thursday. Entries 113 Auditorium. are available in Indians live — in his spare time. "The advise." president can only governor's revised budget MSU was getting about $5 RECORDS! THOUSANDS to MONARCH 1974 14x70 2 Lualhati broke into tears as choose from 75£ and up, all bedroom, extras. Perry, 625- [ Typing Service-] Attention University Apartment she told of how the Indian Home said remarks by C.. Patric "Lash" Larrowe, Faculty million less than the admini¬ stration originally planned on. quality guaranteed. WAZOO 4424 10-4-30 (3r CONGRATULATIONS TO residents: Informal co-rec basket¬ Culture room, located in the Grievance Official who resigned Breslin added there is no RECORDS, 223 Abbott, 337 our new activies; Lisa A., Jan ball is from 7 to 9 tonight, Red basement of North Hubbard 0947. C-22-4-30 (5) ACCURATE TYPING. 6 years in March because of disagree¬ indication at this time of what D., Maureen S., Terri E., Cedar School. Sponsor: East Hall, was vandalized last sum¬ secretarial experience. IBM ment over the grievance pro¬ MSU would get in the legisla¬ Lost & Found Cathy F,, Karen K., Jody M., Lansing Community Education. mer. HANDMADE JEWELRY Correcting. Dissertations, Wendy M., Mary M,, Janet cedure, had something to do ture's final appropriation. Box, 5 felt-lined drawers. thesis, term papers, editing. O., Kristie S., Edith S., Susie Rodney Nelson, of the Black with the rumors that Mackey "The best information we Call 374-8627. 12-5-2 (4! Microbiology Undergraduate Walnut colored. 12" high, S., Tammy C., From all your Club presents Bruce Churchill, Aide Program, pointed out that had altered the document. have at the present time is that LOST-BLACK and tan female 18" wide, 9" deep. Never sisters of Sigma Kappa. Upjohn Co., on "Microbiology in the White drop-out rate at Other faculty the entire budget process for tortise shell cat. Still nursing representa¬ used $50 663-1257. FAST ACCURATE typing. Z 1-4-20 (8) the Pharmaceutical Industry," at 7 MSU is 4 percent, while the the state is going to go ex¬ kittens. Brody area. 351-9392 tives at the meeting supported E-5-4-29 15) or 337-1523. 3-4-28 (6) Reasonable rates. Call Mon¬ tonight, 101 Giltner Hall. Open to Black drop-out rate is 8 per¬ A BIG Home's remarks. tremely slow," Breslin said. day-Friday, 489-6903. congratulations goes the public. cent. OR-2-4 28 (3) to Dianne Douglas, member Trustee Carole Lick, Mackey also told the board BASEBALL FANS, official the proposed change to the LOST-DARK rim of Zeta Tau Alpha for her "Michigan State has failed to D Kalamazoo, said she appre¬ Major League baseball jack¬ glasses Senior Class Council meets at ets, HIGHEST QUALITY, Call Black case. Near library. 4-21 TYPING 14 years experience. new position as assistant 9:30 locate and recruit Black stu¬ ciated hearing the comments. semester system will be tonight, Kappa Kappa debated in Academic Council Jeff 332-5232 or 882-6633 p.m. Reward. 355-1713 or Call 332 3492 after 5:30 comptroller of ASMSU. Gamma sorority 605 M.A.C. Ave. dents," he said, "but the reten¬ "I'm seriously concerned 8-5-7 (41 351 1055. 2-4-29(4) 0-2-4 28 (3) Yeah1 Z 1 4-29 (6) tion rate is worse." about this," she said. "There is next month. 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