Wednesday Scattered showers and temperatures in the 60s are "The State News expected today. VOLUME 74 NUMBER 73 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN 48824 APRIL 30, 1980 Carter defends rescue effort By BARRY SCHWEII) nationally broadcast news conference his Iranian government and the militants at the Associated Press Writer — first since the rescue attempt was canceled thing he called a sharp contrast to the U.S. Embassy in Tehran to settle the crisis. "ghoulish action" of Iranians who displayed WASHINGTON - President Carter, late last week. clearly frustrated by his failure to win the Despite a pledge from Iran's president, the American dead. "We cannot deal with inhumane people Abolhassan Bani-Sadr, the bodies were Carter vowed; "We will not release of American hostages through who have no respect for international law," forget our diplomatic and other displayed by the militants. Carter called this hostages. We will take whatever steps means, defended his Carter said. And yet, he vowed to keep "a horrible exhibition of inhumanity." are ill-fated rescue operation Tuesday night as necessary and feasible to secure their Iranian Foreign trying peaceful means to win freedom for the At a national press conference he said the release." an unavoidable option. 53 Americans held for nearly six months. "brave men" who had tried were prepared to Minister Ghotbzadeh He said it would have been a bigger failure not to have launched the ill-fated mission in Carter condemned the "desecration" of try again. In an opening statement, Carter said, "a failure to attempt a worthy effort, a failure escapes assassination IRAN the bodies of the Americans killed in the "Our goal in Iran was not to conquer," to try" would have been worse than the first place. foiled mission. He said it appeared the the attempt in Kuwait Carter said. In fact, he said, 44 Iranians who failure of the rescue mission. "This," he said, "At the time the mission was terminated, United States needed the unanimous ap¬ had passed by the site were released before is a sentiment shared with the we did it with men who great regret," he said in a proval of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, the the American military force left — some¬ went on this mission." Iran charges American lets NEW SECRETARY OF STATE , Strait Of fired on iranian^ ormuz patrol plane over Strait of Hormuz Carter nominates Senator Muskie By MICHAEL PUTZEL complete integrity, compassion and warmth Muskie, considered Associated Press Writer a liberal, is chairper¬ which recommend him to all who know him; son of the Senate Budget Committee and a WASHINGTON (API - President Car deep and abiding respect a for the member of the Senate Foreign Relations While Muskie long has had a ter bypassed the diplomatic establishment traditions and values which have made reputation our Committee. Muskie has not been particular¬ Tuesday and in a surprise choice said he will nation for seeking the middle road on controversial unique and strong; and a profound ly active in foreign affairs in the Senate, nominate Sen. Edmund S. Muskie of Maine issues, he is reputed to have a temper, understanding of America "and its people." focusing most of his attention on domestic which would contrast with Vance's quiet, to head a State Department tor. by the issues — especially on his work as resignation of Cyrus R. Vance. even-handed approach to foreign MUSKIE SAID CARTER telephoned chairperson of the budget panel, a job he policy. Carter made the nationally-broadcast him Sunday evening in Nashville, Tenn., got when the committee was formed in 1974 announcement at the White House flanked where he was making a speech before the and has held ever since. by Vance, Acting Secretary Warren Chris¬ senator knew Vance had resigned. "I In 1978 Muskie headed a U.S. mission to U.S. topher, national security advisor Zbigniew thought all he was interested in was China. Last year he visited Poland as Brzezinski and Vice President Walter F. Mondale. Muskie's wife, Jane, stood beside her husband as the president presented him. In response to arranging a fishing trip in Maine," Muskie said. Sources in the senator's office said he took a day to consider the offer. A Muskie aide, who asked not to be Carter's envoy and met with Polish leader Edward Gierek for talks on economic matters and the SALT II arms that same treaty. In trip, he visited West Germany, jets intercept plane; questions, Muskie declined identified, said the senator has remained Portugal, Spain and Belgium. Iranians claim shots fired to endorse the presidential decision that led neutral in the presidential contest but has to Vance's protest resignation on Monday, "used every opportunity to say nice things REACTION FROM CAPITOL HILL to saying discussion of the failed attempt to about Carter." the surprising announcement was rescue the American generally hostages held in White House Press Secretary Jody favorable. Tehran would have to await lengthy Powell said Muskie was the only person to House Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill called By The Associated Press northeastern Khorasan Province. The briefings. whom Carter offered the job. commandos will be flown to Zurich later his fellow New Englander "an able Two carrier-based U.S. fighter jets broadcast said one guard was killed. It did "I don't think it's appropriate to under¬ public this week. servant capable of doing any job that comes intercepted an Iranian patrol plane over the not identify the attackers. The news agency reported the Swiss take a review of the past," the one-time vital Gulf of Oman and "escorted" it back along in the government." to Iran's revolutionary ruler, Ayatollah ambassador to Iran, Eric Lang, discussed Democratic presidential candidate said. Iranian air "Foreign affairs has been a lifelong space Tuesday, the Pentagon Ruhollah Khomeini, claimed "American the transfer with Greek Catholic Arch¬ avocation of his; he has served on the said. Iran claimed the American jets CARTER SAID MUSKIE was picked for pseudo-left groups" and agents of the bishop Hilarion Capudji. The Vatican has Foreign Relations Committee and contri¬ "started to shoot" at the plane, but the his sound judgment and integrity and deposed shah, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, said Capudji, who spent three years in an buted greatly in that field when he ran on Pentagon said no weapons were fired. carried out a wave of bombings in Tehran Israeli jail for smuggling guns to the "extensive knowledge of foreign affairs." the Democratic ticket in 1968," O'Neill said. The aerial encounter was the first known on Monday, But the senator himself said he at first according to Tehran radio. The Palestinians, does not represent it in Iran. "He has a knack for getting things done military confrontation between the United Iranian news agency Pars said four Ger¬ When doubted whether he was the best person for he arrived in Tehran Tuesday, and a sixth sense about the States and Iran since militants feelings of the occupied the mans who arrived in Iran on April 15 the job. "I am not a foreign policy American people," the speaker said in a U.S. Embassy in Tehran on Nov. 4. The 53 Capudji said he would accompany the technician," he said, adding his knowledge claiming to be correspondents for the bodies to another country and turn them statement. American hostages spent their 178th day in of foreign affairs is limited magazine Stern were being held in connec¬ over to the Red Cross. Tehran radio to that of an Senate Majority Leader Robert C. captivity Tuesday. Byrd, tion with the bombings. A experienced senator. A Swiss representative in Tehran bombing was reported Capudji left Tehran to visit the D-W.Va., praised Muskie for his "courage, was reported Tuesday near Ahvaz, 350 miles "To follow in the footsteps of a close scene where the Americans died last ability and keen foresight" and said Muskie quoted as saying the bodies of eight southwest of Tehran. friend, a man for whom I have the most Americans killed in last Friday's aborted Friday. "proved himself to be statesmanlike in more The Defense Department issued a state¬ Bani-Sadr last week said he would ask profound respect, is a sober moment," than two decades in this body." hostage rescue effort will be flown to Zurich ment on Muskie said, praising Vance as a dedicated this week. Tuesday's aerial encounter saying representative of the Swiss Embassy, the The choice came as a and effective leader. He said Vance "has left surprise. The the two F-14s "made a routine intercept" of Vatican and the International Red Cross to person widely considered the frontrunner Iranian President Abolhassan Bani- an Iranian C-130 near the Strait of Hormuz a legacy of good will and dedicated handle the transfer of the bodies. . . . for the job was Warren Christopher, Sadr called on the United Nations, the and escorted the plane back to Iranian air himself to the endless search for deputy The Iranian news agency quoted Bani- peace." secretary of state, who was named acting non-aligned movement, Islamic countries Outgoing Secretary Vance said he was space. Washington officials said the jets Sadr on Tuesday as saying he had asked secretary when Vance resigned after an and the Palestine Liberation Organization sure Muskie will be a "splendid" successor. were sent up after the Iranian plane came Cuban President Fidel Castro, current head unsuccessful fight to dissuade Carter from and other guerrilla groups to send within 50 miles of the Nimitz, one of some "Ed will bring to the office all the repre¬ of the non-aligned nations group, to convene launching a commando raid to free the sentatives to a meeting in Tehran May 30 American warships sent into the Indian necessary attributes — a broad understand¬ American hostages in Tehran. 10-12 to deal with the U.S. rescue attempt, a special meeting to deal with the American Ocean after the seizure of the hostages in ing of and appreciation for the foreign Carter held the secretary's handwritten Tehran radio said. It said Bani-Sadr also hostage rescue attempt. Pars said the Tehran. Iranian president also asked that the policy issues which face this nation; Sen. Edmund S. Muskie letter of resignation on his desk until after asked that the non-aligned countries set up In Tehran, the Pars agency said the a commission to investigate "American non-aligned countries set up a commission Iranian army joint staff reported the to investigate "American crimes" crimes" during the rule of the deposed shah. American jets started to shoot at the during the rule of the deposed shah. Bani-Sadr Iranian plane but "changed their direction" asked that the meeting be held May 10 IN A COMMENT on the Iranian situa¬ after four Iranian jetfighters were sent to tion, the Soviet through 12 in Tehran, Pars said. John Anderson agency Tass said the news escort the patrol plane back to Iran. to speak at MSU United States continues "to play with fire" PARS SAID BANI-SADR invited Pales by building up naval forces in the area. "The THE GULF OF OMAN is the Carter administration has learned no lesson only tine Liberation Organization leader Yasir waterway available to Iran for shipping its Arafat and leaders of liberation movements Independent presidential candidate from the abortive raid in Iran," Tass said. oil. Iran has two major ports on the gulf, Anderson will be trying to "motivate date will be sent to the Secretary of to attend or send representatives to the John B. Anderson will address the MSU the During a visit t,o Kuwait, the Iranian which lies on its southern shore and troops" for his petition drive to State's office to be reviewed and meeting. community on problems facing enable his name to be placed on the foreign minister. Sadegh Ghotbzadeh, es separates the Arabian Sea from the Persian Iran's defense minister, Mostafa Ali validated. caped injury when gunmen in two cars fired Michigan at 3 p.m. Thursday in the general election ballot in November, Gulf. Chamran, said the American hostages Auditorium. If a person at his motorcade. Iran blamed the incident The Swiss news agency quoted a spokes¬ Turanchik added. knowingly signs a petition should be released "at the appropriate Ed Turanchik, coordinator of the for another party his or her person for the Swiss Embassy in Tehran, Thus far the Anderson camp has signature time," once U.S. "misdeeds" have been campaign in the Sixth Congressional on the Anderson Coalition petition will which handles American affairs since about 7,052 signatures from around the exposed to the world. In an interview District, said Anderson will speak for be discounted. Turanchik said. Washington broke diplomatic relations with broadcast by Tehran radio, he said the about 75 minutes and state. In the Sixth Congressional Dis¬ will hold a The Blue Grass Extension Service will Iran, as saying the bodies of the eight hostages "are not our target." question and answer period after the trict campaign organizers have perform at a "benefit bar night" tonight speech. gathered about 2,700 signatures. for the Anderson visit, Turanchik said, Anderson will be in the area to address the economic problems caused by massive layoffs in the automobile Anderson supporters are seeking at least 18,400 registered voters in Michigan to sign petitions before the adding the "celebration" will begin at 8:30 p.m. at Rick's American Cafe, 224 Abbott Road Milliken returns from Japan visit, industry, Turanchik said. May 5 deadline. The petitions after that The event is open to the public. voices support for rescue effort Carter's draft registration plan By MARK FELLOWS State News Staff Writer Gov. William G. Milliken, returning from a visit to Japan, said workers and the proximity of auto parts suppliers makes the state logical place to locate Japanese auto plants. Milliken also reaffirmed his support for candidate George Bush, a Tuesday that the Japanese reacted with "shock and disbelief' to the but said he will support Ronald Reagan if he is the Republican aborted rescue attempt of the hostages in Iran. nominee in November's general election. passes first hurdle in Senate Milliken was in Japan last week attempting to persuade Japanese automakers to locate production facilities in Michigan. Although Milliken said he personally supported President MILLIKEN SAID HE WILL campaign actively for Bush in Michigan before the Republican Convention in July. By TERENCE HUNT Carter's decision, he said the Japanese were particularly disturbed The governor said the independent candidacy of Rep. John B. Associated Press Writer Republican leaders of the Armed Services Committee on the need because only a few days before the rescue attempt, Japan had Anderson will probably hurt the Democrats more than the for registration. WASHINGTON — President Carter's draft registration rejected an Iranian oil price hike to support the United States. Republicans because of the liberal tendency of many Democratic plan, Sen. John C. Stennis, D-Miss., said personnel problems are the Milliken added he regrets the resignation of Secretary of State approved last week by the House, passed its first test in the Senate voters. on Tuesday by military's "weakest point ... the soft spot" and that a draft Cyrus Vance, because he considered Vance a voice of reason in the Milliken's wife Helen, an early Anderson supporter, will also a margin so wide it surprised opponents and supporters alike. eventually would be needed. Carter administration. Sen. Sam Nunn, D-Ga., said support Bush now. consistent with her Republican affiliation, he An appropriations subcommittee voted 8 4 to spend $13.3 million rejection of the registration would said. to begin registering beasignalofU.S. weakness that "could lead to the very war we are SPEAKING OF HIS efforts to bring Japanese industry to young men, aged 19 and 20, this summer. Commentingon the Michigan primary elections, which have been No attempt was made to seeking to prevent." He, too, said a draft probably is inevitable. Michigan, Milliken said he was encouraged by the long range expand the plan to include women, as On the other side of the challenged as costly and unnecessary in court recently, Milliken Carter had requested. argument, Sen. William Proxmire, prospects for Japanese investment here, even though no said he will veto any bill designed to eliminate the primary. I) Wis., noted that a Selective Service The issue now goes to the full report estimated that agreements were formally made. Milliken said he is dissatisfied with the state primary system, Appropriations Committee, and registration would only then on to the Senate, where a filibuster is threatened save seven days in mobilizing forces in an Several factors have encouraged the Japanese to consider though, because states with early primaries have greater influence against it. emergency. The two-to-one victory margin was the biggest the administra locating in the United States, Milliken said, including the growing on the nominating process than they should be causing a tion has had in Beyond that, he said, registration "might make it easier to draft trend toward protectionist sentiment in this country and the recent any of five major votes in Congress this year on our citizens into an "bandwagon effect." registration. unpopular war." decisions made by Volkswagon and Nissan Motors to locate vehicle Because of this distorting influence on the election process, the Sen. Harrison Schmitt, R N.M., who Before the vote, registration opponents had said opponents thought would assembly plants here. governor said he supports a regional primary system. win this round of the they expected to vote against Carter's plan, said he voted reluctantly for The Japanese are balking, however, doubting the American fight. Administration officials had conceded Under a regional primary system, geography and population Carter's plan might be defeated. registration. workers' commitment to quality and productivity. would determine each primary area rather than voting by state. A "The volunteer force is a shambles. The reserve Milliken said the Japanese do not understand the role of The outcome may have been influenced force is a smaller number of primary regions would even out the importance by an one and one-half shambles. The Selective Service structure itself is a hour presentation to the subcommittee shambles," American labor unions. of each primary while making primary campaigns more managable by Democratic and Schmitt said. The governor argued that Michigan's pool of skilled automotive for candidates, regional primary supporters say. 2 Michigan State News East Lansing Michigan Wednesday. April 30, 1980 in the streets of the Iranian capita! and vowed to continue efforts U.S. ambassador returns Switzerland remains neutral to get Congress involved in rather "than go to war a peaceful solution to the hostage crisis Prime lending rates come down . . HOMESTEAD AIR FORCE BASE. Fla. (API - U.S. BERN, Switzerland (AH) — The Swiss government reaffirmed (UPI) More of the nation's banks lowered their Ambassador Diego Asencio vowed on Tuesday to return to — prime interest Tuesday that Switzerland's neutral status would bar it from rates Tuesday, reflecting the effects of Bogota. Colombia, where he was held captive for 61 days by leftist the Federal Reserve Hiroliito celebrates birtlida\ joining in any sanctions the European Common Market might Board's anti-inflation rebels. strategy of tight money and credit. impose on Iran, the Swiss news agency reported. Asencio was among 16 diplomatic hostages freed Sunday by the Among the top 20 banks, Chemical Bank of New York lowered If other Western European countries impose such sanctions, the its rebels who had held them at the Dominican Republic Embassy in TOKYO (UPI) - More than prime rate a full percentage point to 18 and one-half percent, Swiss government would take steps to freeze Bogota. He was flown to Homestead Air Force Base south of 70,000 well-wishers converged exports at a level yet the rate set Monday by Morgan Guaranty Trust, Bank of New to be decided, the agency said. Miami after brief stop at York and National Bank of Detroit. a Havana, where the rebels were given on Tokyo's moated palace Tues¬ asylum by Cuban President Fidel Castro. day to celebrate Emperor Hiro- Reporting on a session by the federal Cabinet, it said that Several smaller banks also set prime rates at 18 and one-half He said it felt "great" to be back in the United States, but he hito's 79th birthday with cries Switzerland did not want to profit from the situation. percent, and First National Bank of Chicago said it would match said, "I'm going to return to Bogota." He said he planned to report of "Tennoe heika banzai!" (Long that rate today. Marine Midland Bank & Trust and several smaller to the president, then take a three- or live the emperor). banks lowered their prime rates to 19 percent. four-day vacation. The Japanese monarch re¬ Asencio called the arrangement between the rebels and the hostages "historic and unprecedented." Asencio said the hostage ceived an electric shaver as a Afghan students protest diplomats formed a committee to deal with the captors. birthday present from Empress Nagako, 77, his wife of 56 years. NEW DELHI. India (AP) - Hundreds of Afghan high school Christians rally at Capital His chamberlains said he and college students shouting "Death to the Soviets!" and thanked her for the gift by "Russians Go Home!" marched through Kabul on Tuesday in WASHINGTON (AP) More than 175,000 American Christians Tinim defends her defiance of Soviet occupation troops, a report from the Afghan — apology saying, "I wish forever." you good health capital said. gathered Tuesday at the national Mall to pray for their country in a dawn-to-dusk round of song, sermon, witness and repentance. He was in good health for his The source said some schoolgirls who MILWAUKEE (UPI) - Barbara Timm said Tuesday she birthday, after recovering from participated in the march The assemblage stretched under cloudy skies from the colds in February and March, were bloodied and there were rumors some had been killed. appeared at a Tehran news conference and apologized for the U.S. Washington Monument to the foot of the Capitol — a huge crowd There was no independent confirmation. Western attempt to rescue American hostages because she feared angry his chamberlains said. reporters dressed in rain slickers and blue jeans, carrying signs Emperor Hirohito were barred from the reading demonstrators would kill or injure the hostages. Hirohito, who ascended to country earlier this year. "Mississippi for Jesus" and "Pittsburgh loves God," singing and the chrysanthemum throne on Allies that ended World War II swaying to the gospel music of a 1,000-voice choir. 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AVE., EAST LANSING, Ml JEWELRY ■WELRY7 Shop Daily J19 E Grand River Ave 9 30-5 30 East Lansing Mich Wednesday, April 30 Office of student affairs 'Meter-feeder' assists parkers to be reorganized soon By MIKECHAUDHl HI State News Staff Writer MSU student Henry Hondo has saved local people thousands of dollars, accor By KY OWEN works better under a different plan," he Center. ding to his calculations. State News Staff Writer said. Yet Londo admits he has received Now the Office of Student Affairs will be A new organizational structure providing called the Office of the Assistant Vice little public recognition for his cost for more inter office coordination will be THE REORGANIZATION TRIMS the President fo.' Student Life, and the Service- saving efforts, other than a free ride to implemented by July in the Office of the Vice number of major divisions from six to five his resident hall from Learning Center has moved under its room a happy President for Student Affairs and Services. and creates two new administrative posi jurisdiction. beneficiary and a few stares from DPS "I think the ability to provide coordination tions. Also under its direction are student parking enforcement personnel. and direction for the division is better with Under the old structure, the Office of the Londo is a "meter feeder." He runs activities and organizations, University this scheme," said Moses Turner, vice Vice President for Student Affairs and ahead of DPS parking enforcement Housing Programs, off-campus housing, president for student affairs and services. Services was divided into six major student advising, minority aides and judicial jeeps and puts nickels in meters, before The new plan should provide a stronger divisions: Counseling Center, Financial , the DPS can ticket cars for parking programs. organization, Turner said, but added that Aids, Intramural Sports and Recreative The assistant vice violations. president is expected to A former member of the does not mean the old system was weak. Services, MSU Health Center, Office of be named in July. anti-towing "It's just that each person is different and Student Affairs and Service-Learning coalition, Londo said he has probably spent about $25 in the last year by EACH OF THESE areas still have an putting change into MSU parking individual director who will work with the meters. He says the money he has spent Coun cildiscusses assistant vice president for student life, Turner said. Ruth E. Renaud, former director of is "minimal." BUT HE ADDS he "must have saved getting students to feed parking "I THOUGHT IT was a nice gesture judicial programs, becomes the new as¬ thousands of dollars on this campus." meters. on his part," Bubolz said. academic calendar sistant vice president for student affairs and Parkers whose paths cross with The "nickel committee" no longer "I would have been services. Her Londo save the $4 price of a parking annoyed had I got new responsibilities include exists, partially due to a lack of funding, a ticket," he said. "I publications, research, orientation, staff ticket. was surprised that Schwartz said. he would care." development, withdrawals and records, and Londo, a sophomore majoring in "1 GUESS I'M a diehard," Londo Londo said he was near the Union last the Women's Resource Center. political science, added that he fre¬ makes little progress The reorganization also creates the new post of associate vice president for student quently knows when the DPS visits certain locations. said. Londo added that a major motivation of his efforts resulted from an anti- week, employee fed the feeding meters, when a DPS ticketed a car after Londo had meter. affairs and services, second in command to For example, DPS personnel usually towing protest last year behind Holden "Can they do that?" he asked. Turner in coordinating the programs and go the Union, where Londo does most of Hall. He said he was "falsely arrested" By LOUISE WHALL "It bothers that student DPS Capt. Andrew McEntee said me no input was services of the office. his State News Staff Writer solicited," Foley said. "ASMSU, COGS (the meter-feeding, at 9 a.m. and 3:30 by the DPS after refusing to move from parking enforcement personnel can In a session of procedural squabbles, Council of Graduate Students) and the An administrative assistant will also be p.m., he said. sitting directly in front of a tow-truck. ticket a car as long as the Londo said the idea of feeding meters they see the red Academic Council made little progress and Student Council all had to ask an admini¬ hired to lend support to Turner's staff. George Bubolz, manager of an East flag at the meter. Putting a nickel into came from anti-towing coalition chair took no formal action Tuesday on the strator to come to their meetings." Turner said a shifting of his positions Lansing insurance agency, gave Londo the meter after it has been observed in After the short period of comments by person Paul Schwartz, who formed a a ride earlier this year after Londo had violation would not eliminate the fact question of whether MSU should convert to rather than an overall increase in admini¬ "nickel committee" last year aimed at saved him from an early semester academic calendar. student and faculty, Mordechai Kreinin, a strative posts was his goal in getting a parking ticket. that it was in voilation, he said. With a high turnout of council members, professor of economics, made a motion to reorganizing the office. a larger than usual ask all colleges to send written reports to group of observers and several reporters crowded into the Con Con the Academic Council stating their posi¬ Room at the International Center, the tions on the calendar change. council spent much of its time debating on Chitra Smith, a professor in James SPEAKERS, WORKSHOPS FEATURED how to debate the issue. Madison College, spoke in opposition to the The council began the discussion by motion because it had been done the last raising many questions that need answers before members are willing to vote on the issue. Several student members expressed the sentiments of their colleges and that of time a calendar change was proposed with little overall success. "The findings were interesting but not Every Woman's Weekend has much to offer very illuminating," Smith said. "They were By LESA DOLL the Student Council. The students who appearance of Lin Farley, author of the rape, handicapper stereotypes, domestic will be offered throughout the afternoon. usually based on a massive set of unarticu- State News Staff Writer book Sexual Shakedown, at 8 p.m. Friday in violence, mother daughter relationships, A $1.50 donation is requested for the spoke expressed strong opposition to the lated assumptions." Although there may not be something for Erickson Kiva. the rise of the right, birth control and proposed change. She added that in many colleges there are workshops. literally "every woman" at this year's Farley is scheduled to speak about sexual pornography. Sexuality and spirituality will An art fair of local women artists will also sharp divergences between different de¬ EveryWoman's Weekend, the May 1 harassment of women on the job. The be offered at 10 a.m. be on display throughout the day at the partments on the question. through 4 event has a lot to offer, said lecture will be free and child care is Union Concourse on the second floor. Child co-coordinator Mindy Ruzumna. provided. HOW TO START a small business, care will be provided throughout the It bothers THE MOTION FAILED and several The four-day program has been shrouded day me thot no stu¬ "We're really enthusiastic about Lin lesbian mothers, rape trauma syndrome, for $1. dent more procedural questions followed. Einar by controversy recently concerning the Farley's speech," Ruzumna said. "Sexual input was solicited. Hardin, a professor of labor and industrial denial of workshop and booth representa¬ racism and sexism, women in the military: harassment on the job is a really relevant feminist perspective, handicapper sexua¬ THE REAL LOWDOWN ON CALA¬ — Marie Foley, a student relations, made a motion to create a tion, by the EWW collective to Right to Life topic, especially on a university where lity, women and alcoholism, Native Ameri¬ MITY JANE, a musical, will be presented representative from the temporary joint committee of faculty and and Stop ERA groups. The program will women are career oriented." can women and improvisational theater for student members from several existing offer a variety of speakers and workshops by the woman's theater group "At the Foot College of Business committees to study the issue. to an A wide variety of workshops and events women workshops will be held from 11 a.m. of the Mountain" at 8 p.m. Saturday in 109 anticipated 1,500 persons. The events, will be held throughout the day Saturday in to noon. The motion called for the temporary the co-coordinators said, will maintain the Anthony Hair. Tickets are $3.50, $4.50, the Union. Registration will begin at 7:30 Afternoon workshops will committee to include child $5.50 or ability to pay. Child care is report its findings and "pro-woman" policy the EWW collective a.m. in the Union, and workshops will begin abuse, artistic intercourse, recommendations to the Academic Council health care provided and tickets may be purchased at advocates. at 8 a.m. In Provost Clarence L. Winder's initial no later than Nov. 4, 1980. "We decided we would set a goal for the politics, women in non-traditional jobs, The Arts Box Office, located at the Arts Workshops offered from 8 to 9 a.m. will assertiveness training, lesbianism 101, song Council Center of greater Lansing. proposal, he suggested a tentative deadline Several faculty members said the motion weekend and hell or high water, we would be of single parenting, sexuality and women, swap, home repairs, self-defense, women The weekend will conclude on Sunday May 1 for a decision by the academic might be more effective once the issues the stick to it," Mary Gilson, co-coordinator, budgeting, women in international develop organizing for social change, women and with a performance by the dance group governance system. proposed committee should report on are said. ment, and non-sexist child rearing. From nature, sexism and religion, Jazzercise, Triad. This event will be held in Union more clearly identified. The weekend events are scheduled to 9:30 to 10:30 a.m., workshops will include issues in the lesbian community, auto WINDER SAID HE has identified sev Tom Hocking, a student representative parlors B and C at 2 p.m. This event is open begin Thursday night with a feminist film DES, Latin American women, politics of maintenance and women in the martial arts to the public. eral areas of general concern among both from COGS, said he did not think the proper festival. Killing Us Softly, Black Woman, students and faculty. He said the necessary way to address the question was by Lavender, Maggie Kuhn: Wrinkled Radical curriculum changes could coincide with the delegating the discussion to another body. and Virginia Woolfe: The Moment Whole planned review curriculum approved Academic Council. of the last undergraduate year by the "I would suggest you don't jump in if you don't know how to swim," Hocking said. After further debate, the motion failed by will be shown. THE FILMS WILL begin at 7 p.m. in Park closing sparks police gripes He said the possibility of classes on a fairly large margin and the meeting was B-108 Wells Hall and child care is provided. Saturday has more to do with the clientele adjourned. The calendar question is on the A 50-cent donation is requested by the By MATT PERRY The case will go to an arbitrator, who will had given no indications how harsh it the University wishes to reach than with agenda for the Faculty Council meeting collective. State News Staff Writer decide the merits of the case. Lawson said wanted the guidelines. Sawyer said he had the academic calendar. Many faculty mem¬ May 6. The A Lansing police officers' representative the overtime payments could total up to highlight of the weekend will be the been very busy with other projects and that bers expressed concern about a change in told City Council Monday approximately 60 $7,000. he frankly did not consider it a salary rates. Winder said salary rates grievances had been filed with police "It's obvious the city can't win," Lawson priority. "The mayor made a responsible decision," -would not be affected by a change. officials requesting over-time pay for the said. He claimed leave days were posted the Winder said two specific calendar plans Sawyer said, given his choices. He said the April 19 closing of Potter Park. first of every month and the city's plan to mayor anticipated trouble and, instead of .seem to be feasilbe. One calls for a 15-week Jerry Lawson, president of the Fraternal simply switch days off was not acceptable to semester starting before Labor Order of Police said protests have been filed waiting for it and facing a possibility of Day and the officers who had to work that Saturday. mass arrests! made a prudent and entirely ending before Christmas. The other, a by officers who did not receive time-and-a- Robert Hull, former city councilmember, 14-week session, would start after Labor half pay for working a scheduled day off. legal choice. also addressed the council, complaining that Ruth Heuer, president of the South An April 19 marijuana "smoke-in" was Day but class periods would be 55 minutes closing the park was an unwarranted act. Central Neighborhood Organization, long. advertised in leaflets circulated in Lansing Hull said the "rash" act could have been thanked the mayor and praised the closing He said there would be the and other areas, causing Mayor Gerald avoided if a specific city ordinance allowing possibility of as a wise decision. an 8-week summer session and possibly Graves to enforce a city ordinance allowing police to remove unwanted partiers in city other special sessions to serve him to close the park to turn away the Heuer, representing an area just west of special parks existed. Potter Park, said malicious destruction had interests. Winder said he does not favor the thousands of expected smokers. occurred often in the neighborhood from option of separate half term courses during But Lansing police, who barricaded the "I DON'T SEE why you penalize the young visitors of the park. the year. park, were the only persons to show up. whole community for some dingbats," Hull "My own view is to go with a half-term Many were working on their regularly said. Homeowners in the area "all agree what is scheduled day off. the police did right," Heuer said. Deer course really to defeat the fundamental Hull said City Council was not to blame was purpose of going with a semester calendar," for the closing since it was never consulted. and llama have been killed in the park, Winder said. LAWSON SAID THE city had planned to A simpler solution was provided by the Heuer said, and more of the same could Carl Naegle, an associate professor in the have happened. merely switch leave days for the officers, council last September when they passed a Science and Math Teaching Center, said the giving them another day off. He said that is resolution that "directs the city attorney to "There are too many precious animals in College of Natural Science Advisory Com¬ in violation of the officers' contract with the draft an administrative rules ordinance" for that park," Heuer said. She called the mittee approved a resolution city, which clearly states that leave days governing actions within city parks. attempted smoke-in an infringement of the expressing reservations and concerns about proceeding cannot be changed to avoid paying over City Attorney Steve Sawyer said the rights of Lansing citizens in having their to a semester system at the present time time. resolution was Very vague and the council park chosen for such an event. for a variety of logistical and monetary reasons. "IT SOUNDS LIKE the socialism prayer, Committee forwards recommendation 'give me socialism but not in my time'," MSU President Cecil Mackey commented. Marie Foley, a student representative from the College of Business, said most students in the college opposed the change to merge human ecology departments The Executive Committee of the Aca Laboratory and the Spartan tion," the request for the merger stated. and expressed concern about the role the Nursery demic Council has forwarded a recommen School would be transferred to the new Winder now has the responsibility for students have played in the process. dation from the College of Human Ecology department. final approval of the merger. to the provost's office to merge two "The merger promotes interaction be "It is well supported by the faculty and departments within the college. tween the two (departments) with creation the administration," Lund said. "It's going The college has approved, by a vote of of a more comprehensive level of integra- to be a very good change." Tax exemption 76-1, the merger of the departments of family ecology and family and child sciences into a department of family and child deadline Holden today ecology. "This request developed from a sense of floor /days softball Today is the deadline for University true need on the part of the two groups to employees who qualify to take advantage of the exempt status for federal and state withholding tax, to sign a new W-4, work within two the one integrated unit rather than competing units," Lois Lund, dean of college, said in her request to Provost to benefit society cance available in the Payroll Office, 350 Admini¬ Holden Hall's first floor, Vertigo, will for the marathon by jogging throughout the Clarence L. Winder. hold a softball marathon at MSI' May 1 residence hall. stration Bldg. The college began seriously discussing through May 4. The floor expects some prominent people Any single person who does not earn more , the merger last spring. The recommenda The marathon, benefit for the American to appear at the marathon and hopes for an than $3,300 or a married a couple earning lion was made after an open discussion and more than $5,400 in a calendar year and had Cancer Society, will be an attempt to break appearance on the NBC television series no tax recommendation by the College Advisory the record held by the U.S. Navy. "Real People." liability during the previous year is Council and the college's graduate and The record is 72 hours and three seconds, The marathon will take place on the eligible to sign for tax exemption bv filing a W-4. undergraduate student advisory commit set three years ago in Singapore. Vertigo softball fields across from Case and Won¬ tees. will attempt to play for 76 hours. ders halls on Shaw Lane. The exempt amount for state withholding If the merger is approved, the admini The men of Vertigo will be divided into in a calendar year is $1,500. Pledge sheets for the event are being strative responsibilities for the Pre school two teams for the event. They are training circulated around campus. Opinion VIEWPOINT: BELIEFS The scapegoats of confrontations There are no simple solutions When an MSU student carrying serious than the paperwork with a "Deport Iranians, Import which MSU had to comply last By ROBERT NEl human. However, beliefs, emotions, intui¬ know how to solve problems but the answers. Simple answers demand little I was sitting in a diner having my supper tions untested Heinekens" poster demonstrated term to assure the Immigration by logic and reason are solutions are unacceptable. Every recent when I overheard bits and pieces of the change and hence support the power on campus fall term, many dismis¬ dangerous and misleading. Wanting some¬ major study of the causes of crime have Office that its Iranian students conversation in the next booth. There was a structure. Simple answers require that thing to be true will not make it so and will pointed to poverty as the key factor. Yet so those most adversely affected by a problem sed the message as a crude joke. were in good standing. family of four there and the father was inevitably lead to erroneous conclusions. If many prefer to believe that all criminals are But with the White House tighten¬ speaking. He was spouting a fairly common pay for the solution. MSU Iranian students are still in we are to live in this world in an effective line about Jews and money. Being Jewish, morally corrupt and in need of "rehabilita¬ 1 would guess from the manner of speech ing its grip on Iranians in this and human manner, we need both good standing. They certainly are my curiosity was stimulated. I listened, ways of tion," that society as a whole has no and dress the family was lower middle country, we hope the MSU com¬ knowing. not demonstrating against catching the gist of what he was saying. One of the characteristics of sloppy responsibility for crime. Any solution based class. I am sure the man works damn haro munity will protest mounting American atrocities in Iran or on reasoned conclusion from the evidence is to support his family. Times are getting After a few moments 1 was struck by an thinking is the willingness to accept simple restrictions on its fellow students. thrown out. People want solutions as long tough and he is hurting economically. Yet, spraypainting "NUKE CARTER" interesting thought. Not only was he answers to complex questions. A balanced as they do not challenge their pet beliefs the poor of this country are hurting worse. The Carter crackdown on signs on campus buildings. Their espousing bigoted, hate-filled, and anti- budget will cure inflation. Nuke Iran. More and ideas. We end up applying band-aids to Both classes are getting the shaft, yet the Iranian students, aimed at reduc¬ semitic ideas, he was being totally illogical. bombs will bring peace. The availability of lack of demonstrable protest may gashes or, even worse, rubbing salt in the man in the diner chooses to believe the His statements were inconsistent and based abortion is responsible for teen-age preg¬ poor ing the number of Iranians in the in fact get them in trouble if they on completely fallacious information which wounds. man is his enemy. He accepts the whole nancy. The reason for all our social ills is the United States, is obviously a are eventually deported. leads to grossly erroneous conclusions. I wish somehow I could make the man in welfare Cadillac myth and blames the poor disintegration of the American family. If the diner understand all of this. Ultimately for his troubles. He might find that the scapegoat tactic. The victims are A country in the middle of a Simply put, his thinking was sloppy, based everyone believed in (God, Jesus, Allah, he is his own worst enemy. He is his own welfare recipient and he are in the same innocent enough, 216 students revolution may not look with favor on dislikes untempered by reasoned Sun Yung Moon, Transcendental Medita¬ oppressor. To the degree that he is satisfied boat. Perhaps if he backed his anger, rage, attending MSU at great cost to get thoughts. tion, Khomeini, natural foods, Transactional upon returning students who were This may not sound like a radical insight with simple answers to complex questions and indignation with some critical thinking an education. The Carter admini¬ educated in a country regarded as Analysis, etc.) all would be right with the he will be a victim of his own sloppy but the more I thought about it the more I and clear reasoning, he would understand world. The list is endless. Simple answers stration's restrictions have made an enemy. Wifh visas expiring realized that sloppy thinking is widespread. thinking. In the end it is the people who who is the enemy. to complex questions. There is a great need their attempts even hold the power that benefit from simple costlier. and a dry-up of funds in the Many people are unwilling to subject their for simple answers. In a world changing so Neu IS a graduate student in social work Because of the freeze of Iranian now-defunct Iranian embassy beliefs to the test of fact or logic. The old rapidly, that appears so out of control, funds and the break of ties with Iranian students certainly are in joke where the person says, "Don't bother people are grasping for something firm that me with the facts, I know what I believe," is they can hang on to. Yet sloppy thinking Iran, local banks are hesitant to limbo. Although counselors in the cash foreign checks for fear they both funny and frightening. I have noticed and simplistic answers will not achieve VIEWPOINT: SOVEREIGNTY Office of International Programs that many students, even on the graduate what is so desperately needed. At best will not be honored. they and Studies do not know exactly level, are unwilling to challenge each other provide a temporary anesthesia against the Iranian students did manage to what the Immigration Office has in on an intellectual level. I have sat in complex realities of existence. At worst Blacks should receive funds this term to pay classrooms and heard information pre¬ they exacerbate the problem they were mind, the consensus is that cur¬ sented as fact that has been proven to be intended to resolve. tuition, and were wondering how rent restrictions forebode much fiction. The social, economic, and political prob¬ to get the money together to more serious action. I am not suggesting that logic and reason lems that confront us today are immensely attend classes this summer, when Deportation proceedings stop are the only ways to achieve understanding. complex and difficult. If we are ever going the latest edict from the White House was issued. It appears as if one the step short of the shameful way United States herded Vast portions of the human experience are unknowable except through alogical, intu¬ to address problems such as inflation, poverty, crime, and social unrest we are he able to leave itive processes. Reason untempered by their financial worries are over, going to have to give up many pet beliefs Japanese-Americans into reloca¬ intuition is mechanistic and deeply anti- that are based on misinformation. Often By JAMES FRIERSON not making the provisions which would because University officials re¬ tion camps after Japan entered we The U.S. government's jurisdiction over have made the "freedom" Blacks had just ceived additional orders from the World War II on the side of the the 33 million Blacks who reside in this acquired meaningful, the U.S. government federal registrar last week not to Axis powers. The suggestion of country is a blatant and dangerous violation cleverly ridded itself of the stigma of being of international law and convention. The a slave country by outlawing slavery but extend stay permits, not to change U.S. Sen. S.I. Hayakawa, R- the statuses of approved visas and not to grant permanent residency Calif., that all Iranians in the United States be placed under Letters illegality of this jurisdiction is inherent in the fact that it is the direct result of over 300 years of international theft and piracy was careful to do nothing that disturb the economically exploitive relation¬ ship Blacks maintained with the U.S. would to Iranian students unless they which has acted to deny millions of Black economy and of which America has become quarantine in camps needs no the richest nation in the world. have relatives here who are U.S. comment other than a suggestion people the most basic human right: self- determination. Today 40 percent of Black youths citizens. that the good senator go back to Nuke controversy world, and how humans can find meaning in Unlike all other immigrants who in jobless; 17 percent of Black households are are The orders followed instructions it. God said He created sleeping during committee hear¬ us and we can find coming to this country by choice expressed without an income earner; 28 percent of from the U.S. Immigration and true meaning through relationship with their will and desire to submit themselves Naturalization Service on April 10 ings. Isn't over yet a Him. If God is right, than Sartre is wrong. to American authority, power, and law, Black families are receiving assistance from the government The United States needs to We cannot ask Sartre, but we can ask God. without which they would Blacks are not here as a result of choice but not be able to survive; 12 percent of Black to suspend action on Iranian maintain some semblance of In response to David Wayne Smith's Greg VanNada rather because of the enforced captivity of workers are jobless at a rate 2.2 times the students wishing to extend or diplomacy with Iran; although we irreproachable letter saying nuclear energy A-311 Emmons Hall. their forefathers. Thus Blacks in America rate for Whites; since 1969 the gap in revalidate their visas, seek per¬ are obviously at odds with the is the alternative energy source, I say have never as a people surrendered their incomes between Blacks and Whites has mission for off-campus employ¬ Iranian government, we are not at WRONG. The search for new sources of internationally recognized right to govern grown 2 percent; over half the prisoners in ment, or transfer from one institu¬ war. Deporting innocent Iranians power is an unending issue. To say a source with the destructive capabilities of nuclear Ironic perversity themselves as an independent people to the America are Black; 37 percent of the U.S. tion to another. Applications for U.S. government or any other power. army is Black, reflective of a trend in one signifies not only our giving up on energy is the only way to lead our lifestyles The Fourteenth Amendment had the net year from 1977 to 1978 when there was a Iranians seeking asylum were also American hostages, but also our is analogous to saying war is the only effect of conferring citizenship upon newly net loss of 83,000 Black college students; ordered suspended at that time. way to uphold peace. I respect Mr. Gilbert's right to an inability to resolve the deadlock by existentialist belief; however, I want to freed Blacks. Yet men like Martin Delaney, and finally one store in New York (Macy's) The measures are much more There are many alternatives which can Tunis Campbell and Edward P. McCabe peaceful means. be cultivated, and conceding to nuclear clarify what I believe to be some question¬ earns more revenue than all Black busi¬ voiced the objections of millions of Blacks nesses in the United States combined. able statements regarding religious faith. energy is a mistake to be fully felt in later when they in the post Civil War years The most responsible resolution to the generations. Until the alternative which is First, I do not find my belief in an rejected the notion that any government contradictions posed by America's illegiti¬ Minority retention so badly needed can be perfected, nuclear omnipotent, omniscient, benevolent God could unilaterly confer citizenship upon a mate rule over Blacks involves an interna¬ energy should be used, sparingly, and with (creator and active maintainer of the people without the people in question tionally supervised plebiscite in which the hope of a less detrimental future. universe) a burden. Many people do find themselves being involved in that decision¬ Blacks can express their wishes and Robert Paul Schwartz belief in such a god burdensome because making process. They understood that desires. Those expressing a desire to 226 this entity seemingly always has guidelines must for MSU Phillips Hall freedom on the sole terms of one's former remain in America as full citizens should be a contrary to popular points strive to of view: don't get ahead materially, treat others slave master is not freedom at all but only an extension of a new type of bondage and allowed to do so, those who would rather as better than yourself, "turn the other emigrate to Africa or some other agreed most importantly they understood that upon place must be assisted in that move. But the Maybe it was wise for the MSU Board of Trustees to reopen its problem is not just Finding answers cheek" when offended, etc. There is nothing like tearing down the established guides for freedom is connected to land. Finally those Blacks who feel the toil and money. Public comments pointed A U.S. government genuinely committed suffering of millions of their people in this living to induce massive confusion and to making amends and reparations to the meetings of the progress of affir¬ to a lack of sensitivity on the part disenchantment. But whether or not there country throughout the centuries gives mative action at the University. This response is dedicated to all indivi¬ freed men would have offered Blacks an them a legitimate claim to a portion of land of faculty toward minorities. Such should be only consciousness of laws, there duals who are so oblivious to the concerns of opportunity to choose from among three in this country on which to build their own Last Thursday's committee meet¬ a problem cannot be rectified with are laws of consciousness. their "fellow Americans" that they can, options: 1) The full benefits of U.S. nation free of racism and exploitation of ing heard ominous public com¬ increased funding. Communica¬ with all conscience, close the case against Once these laws are accepted, and the citizenship, 2) assistance in returning to man by man, must be given that land and ments from several minority stu¬ tion problems between minorities decision made to abide by them, they are no Africa or some other agreed upon location, nuclear power. The obvious lack of fore¬ allowed to govern themselves. dents on the ineffectiveness of and professors are perhaps more thought with which David Smith of Phillips longer a burden. We must confine ourselves 3) an offer of a portion of American land on Frierson is a to these laws in our journey through life. graduate student in social MSU's minority programs and Hall drafted his letter of April 24 leads me which they could build their own nation. By science detrimental than a lack of funds. Even as a pharmacist decides what to give to believe that he has, in his ironic their ability to raise the retention The University must give the the patient without regard for the doctor's rate and improve financial aid perversity, brought to our attention the assurance that minorities exper¬ crux of the entire issue. As long as prognosis, a major catastrophe can result; if he follows the doctor's directions, then availability for minority students. iencing personal or academic dif¬ Americans" like himself are obsessed with maximum benefit results. What may follow these com¬ ficulties will have the fallacious misconception that nuclear a place to go for Indeed the everyday process of living is plaints is the impending slash of help. power is superior to all other forms of very real — no less so than the eternity minority programs in favor of The University must assess its energy, and that we as concerned citizens tightening up the University bud¬ priorities. Minority programs are should sit back and allow horizontally ntegrated oil monsters to determine our before we must us. There are problems, and indeed look for solutions. Unless we have The State News get. Minority students no doubt indeed more susceptible to cut¬ fate, we "radical types" who cannot been regenerated into a personal relation¬ see this as the root of the backs than other programs. It is ship with God, I must disagree with the problem. rationalize the destruction of our lives and assertion that the within Recruitment, retention and avail¬ our environment will continue to fight. answers are us. Wednesday, April 30, 1980 easy, in the name of sound fiscal Looking "deep down inside" we find that The lifestyle that Smith wants us to ability of minority programs have management, to strike these pro¬ maintain is our nature is not to sacrifice ourselves to Editorials are the opinions of the State News. Viewpoints, one which includes wasteful always had a tough time surviving grams when money is tight. But to others on their terms. No solution which we columns and letters are personal opinions. in hard times. What makes these consumption, gross mismanagement of do so is to deny their purpose and toxic materials and exploitation of native present will be ultimately satisfactory Editorial Department times harder are the forces over because our own best interests are always a importance. It is obvious from Americans in the West, not to mention the factor. These "solutions" are flawed and Editor-in-chief RW Robinson Entertainment & Book Editor Bill which the University has even less statistics suggesting a drop in burden we place on future generations. I Holdship eventually fail, whether devised consciously Managing Editor. . Don Kinsley Sports Editor. Ed Bradley control. will be more than happy to close the case minority enrollment that recruit¬ or unconsciously. Opinion Page Editor Mike Megerian Layout Editor Gory Piatek when nuclear plants and their advocates Perhaps history bears City Editor As are other state funded Susan Tompor Freelance Editor Carrie Thorn ing and retention of minorities can provide as many jobs as conservation this out. Campus Editor Michele McElmurry Chief Copy Editor Linda Oliverio universities, MSU is facing the must be stepped up instead of and solar energy, when we can safely store Consequently, of the choices given in Photo Editor Richard Marshall Staff Representative . . . . Roland Wilkerson threat of higher education appro¬ curtailed. radioactive wastes and when Hell freezes John's viewpoint, I must choose prayer as the only possible means to true, lasting Advertising Department priation reduction, a problem that Sadly enough, the University In passing I would like to recommend solutions to life's crises. never seems to go that Smith pick up a copy of the Harvard away. Now seems to be going in a direction Gary Neudahl Advertising Manager Ron MacMillan Asst. Advertising Manager Pot financial aids are expected to be Energy Study and that he enroll in History Greening opposite from the one which it 450 next winter term with Drs. White and 1614C Spartan Village cut, a move that will only magnify charted with the inception of Derman. funding problems. Since minori¬ special programs for minorities. John F. Szczubelek ties rely heavily on financial aid, Their preservation is a necessity if 231 Campbell Hall the financial problems burgeoning universities are to make higher on the state and federal level come education as accessible as possible at the most DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau inopportune time. to everyone. Sartre vs. God w gave the governor of course hot. MY'RE IUE KEEP EM M SHOE a pretty hard time you mean. from his persom li¬ ihe man BOXES. his CURA- VOCAL POINT Jp I would like to viewpoint respond to John Gilbert's on existentialism, April 21. He way about his facts. he'd like a chance to show you where he ft piuht m make them up7 brary OF over 10,000 press clippings, he'd love you v come up 10 TR/HELStUm I0M0 PRESS TOR D0ESN7 UKE TO BREAK UP THE COLLECTION. denied the belief in the existence of a 1 his suite ' Today's question: personal God but at the same time it was i and see evident that he believes in a god, the god of Should Michiganians go to Illinois to lobby for the ERA? time and chance. Do today's so-called YES - 353-3110 NO - 353 3220 intellectuals believe that our world of order Results from Tuesday's question: and complexity came into being out of Is there a candidate running for the presidency worth voting for nothing, a product of time and chance? This in November? is not at all scientific. God says everyone YES-47 NO-67 knows down deep inside that He exists. It is when they decide to reject Him that they Sponsored by ASMSL and The State News, Inc. must enter into vain speculations to explain the existence of this amazingly complex Michigon Stote News. Eost lonsing, Michigon Wednesdoy. April 30, 1980 5 Graves attacks job audit Grounds By MATT PERRY State News Staff Writer report and called it another in a series of political attacks departmental divisions while others were not. There were no GRAVES MAINTAINED THAT all postings were done in By DAVE VARGA Dept. collect used will oil Lansing Mayor Gerald against the mayor. specific rules in sending out the accordance with existing rules State News Staff Writer Graves Monday blasted the city Graves' reply came in answer sign ups or making sure ail and that vacancies were filled Spring is here. Time to bring out those old summer clothes, internal auditor's were returned, he added. report on to the March 4 report on an by the most qualified candidate. dig out your dusty frisbee and even change the oil in your car. employee job posting, saying it audit of city personnel proce Personnel Director Stephen And this year there is a facility on contained "half-truths" and BUT GRAVES campus that will accept dures by the Internal Audit DIS¬ Kintz admitted there may have used oil, recycle it and keep it out of the environment. "falsehoods." AGREED. He said guidelines Department. That report been some posting problems, Through the efforts of the MSU Environmental Information In a letter to City Council, stated there were inconsisten¬ do exist for posting in the city but said the allegations over Service Club and the MSU Grounds Department, an oil Graves also attacked the audit cies in rules for posting sign¬ stated the problems. A memor personnel rules. The audit in¬ collection facility has been set up at the Grounds Maintenance as "politically motivated" and ups for available city jobs. sinuated discrimination and in andum clarifying some instruc said it was Building on Stadium Road, said LeRoy Harvey of Resource an attempt to Louis Klimecky, chief of in¬ ternal promotion were the re tions on job postings was discredit him. Graves also at¬ Development. ternal auditing, said the study suits of a disjointed posting attached to Graves' letter. Oil slicks on the Red Cedar River each tacked Councilmember Terry found disparities in postings, "I want to urge expeditious spring indicate the policy, Graves said. problem of used oil being dumped directly into the McKane as an instigator of the with some jobs posted by But Graves' letter said the and appropriate handling of environment, Harvey said. "so-called audit" contained "not each and every job posting," Millions of gallons of used oil are directly dumped into the a shred of real evidence which read the memo, which was sent environment each year. would tend to support a finding to all city departments. It Harvey advises that oil should be drained into a pan, poured Federal grant of illegal discriminatory inten tion in hiring." The audit maintained specified a three-day posting period and the return of all into a gallon jug with a tight fitting lid and taken to the collection facility. that postings to the personnel de¬ The jug and pan can be used year after year, just as the oil many recent job postings could partment. will be. to decrease not be found in their departments, especially in the own Graves also asked for apology from both the Internal an The used oil will be sold to industries in the area, to be rerefined for use as a heating source or for road Auditor and McKane for erron oiling purposes, police department. Graves said, Harvey said. however, that all the postings eouslv discrediting the Person Area service stations who collect used oil are paid as much as jury duty time were found and returned to the city Personnel Department. Klimecky said he was told by nel Department. a McKane is the chairperson of citizens' group that requested 25 cents per gallon for the oil. The recycling process of oil will resource in view of continued help stretch the valuable foreign oil dependence and By MIKE CHAUDHURI He said equipment is essen¬ the chief of personnel for the the audit information. McKane declining domestic production. Grounds garage. No price will be State News Staff Writer tial for the court to process the police that the openings in opposed Graves in the 1977 The EIS Club has helped publicize this facility and find charged or paid to dump oil a and persons taking their old oil to the Michigan has been awarded increased paperwork resulting question had not been posted, mayoral election. facility will just pour it location, Harvey said. The Grounds Department will handle into the tank, Harvey said. $200,000 by the federal govern from increasing numbers of when indeed they had. Kli The City Council's General running the facility. Money collected from the sale of the used oil will be used ment to help decrease the jurors. mecky said the personnel offi¬ Services Committee, which in¬ A large collection tank will be by amount of time citizens devote cer has since apologized for the set up on the south side of the the University, he said. cludes McKane, will assess the to jury duty, said the director THE COURT ALREADY mistake. mayor's letter Wednesday. of information of the State has two full-time workers Court Administration Office. processing paperwork, and can¬ Doris Jarrell said the grant not afford to hire additional would be used to modify exist¬ workers, he said. ing jury systems in five Michi¬ gan counties, including Ingham County. Those modifications could He said $40,000 equipment. was about $30,000 needed to buy the "We've got to look to the to Guaranteed Student Loans available include a "one-day, one-trial" grant for assistance," he said. By CHRIS Kl EMMERLE that Guaranteed Student Loan, are loans available. Loan re¬ Guaranteed Student Loan pro¬ system, or computerized phone Jarrell said she had no idea If reading the Wall Street take heart. quests are up 70 percent over ate study. ments a students must fill to gram. Students can obtain loans systems, she said. how much Journal or listening to your Kathleen G. Wicks, director receive a Guaranteed Student money Ingham last year, and Wicks said she Wicks said the program is from one of three sources. County would receive, and economics professor has dis¬ of the MSU Guaranteed Stu¬ Loan. In a one-day, one-trial sys- expects all of the requests to be directed toward students from tepi, jurors are chosen to serve added the administration office couraged you from applying for dent Loan program, said there filled. middle-income families who are THE FIRST PLACE to try is THE STUDENT MUST be in a trial only until that trial is plans to begin alloting the grant Two local banks, however, within 90 days. not eligible for other forms of a local bank. Banks often have full-time and making academic finished. are less optimistic than the financial aid, but find it difficult Currently jurors criteria for obtaining loans, She noted the grant requires MSU Financial Aids office. progress to maintain the loan might serve in several trials to meet college expenses. In such as residency in the bank's for more than one year. The over a one-month rell said. period, Jar¬ matching funds from state and local governments. COGS discusses Michigan National Bank in Lan¬ sing for instance, stopped parti¬ cipation in the program in 1978 the Middle Income Stu¬ dent Assistance Act lifted max¬ imum income limitations for the town status. or junior or senior college academic terms for which the loans are provided must be If the student cannot obtain a consecutive "WE RE TRYING TO keep October because of a lack of loans, during the school IT EFFECTIVELY making it easier for loan from a local bank, the next year. The student can only funds. officers election the costs of local government students from middle-income MAKES it easier for citizens to resource is the state under the borrow $2,500 per academic down as much as possible." she The situation is a little better families to obtain them. serve on juries," she said. said. at East Lansing State Bank. State Direct Student Loan pro¬ year and cannot change from Tom The Guaranteed Student Gormely, Ingham Barbara K. Cole of that bank gram. Most students get loans full to half-time status at any bounty Circuit Court admini¬ The jury system modifica¬ Loan program, which began said the bank has restricted through this program. time during the loan period. strator, said he hopes to use tions were mandated in a state nationwide in 1965, allows the A student who is unable to certain loans, but student loans Wicks said many families use law which went into effect in lender a bank, the state or a part of the grant money to — The council will hold are still available. acquire a loan from either of the these loans to solve the prob¬ decrease jury duty in the 1979, she said. a panel discussion on the candidates for the school — to loan the money, two sources can apply for the lem presented by large tuition May 14 election of officers. Any COGS representative may run for Cole said she is uncertain with a federal government Ingham court from two weeks Wayne County, the first to the following offices: President; vice about their availability in the loan through MSU. Wicks said bills due at certain times and to to one week. modify its system, now uses a presidents for university guarantee to pay the interest these loan applications are the meet other expenses relations, graduate welfare, internal affairs; treasurer; and future. for the period the student is in during the One reason that time should one-day, one-trial system, she least common and often come student's education. be decreased is to get a said. corresponding or recording secretary. school. from out-of-state WICKS SAID THE Guaran students In many cases, households "broader The council will also discuss several The government also guaran¬ whose home state has no loan cross-section" of Gormely said Ingham County which can afford to deposit the funding requests including teed Student Loan program at tees the loan will be paid back. people to not large enough to sup¬ its decision to fund a speaker for program. loan in an interest-bearing ac¬ serve on juries, he was Every Woman's Weekend in light MSU may be limited by a This guarantee gives the lender said. port one-day, one-trial of the recent controversy Interest on these loans is count use the interest that a surrounding the event. ceiling on the amount of money He added the decreased time system. more security in providing paid by the federal government accumulates to pay off the loan A reconsideration of the academic calendar available, if a balanced budget loans. would also make it easier for He said Ingham County's change is on the for the state requires program during school and for nine itself. jurors to agenda. At an earlier meeting the council voted to support the Under the Guaranteed Stu¬ months after graduation. After serve. plan is the most "cost-effec¬ cuts. dent Loan program, a student However, Wicks pointed out "We want to use the grant to tive," considering its size. change to the early semester system. the nine-month grace period, the loan is the responsibility of During the 1978-79 school may borrow up to $2,500 per students take over the interest acquire some relatively sophi¬ The grant came from the Several council representatives have asked for a discussion on the student, not the parents, year. MSU processed 6,900 year for up to $10,000 for sticated data-processing equip¬ Law Enforcement Assistance the recent problems between the administration and the MSU payments while paying off the and the student will be ex¬ applications which involved $13 undergraduate education and loan. ment," he said. Administration. 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V {./{WZSm <\ H5 Coupon TWO I The Date & Time: 8:00 pm ■ ■ > NvSfl S COUPON LIMIT _ ■ Thursday Mnv 1 Limited L) ON DELIVERIES ■ Entertainment every I" Delivery SN Ar.0 ,—3 xdk > "NO CHECKS |" ACCEPTED' Expires 5/14/60 ■ Thursday night. The I vocation: I niversifv Sl)\ Church located of Kruudor at I l(> just Highland iu East Lansing east | 1203 E. Grand River. E. Lansing. 337-1631 | ^ 2830 E. Grand Lansing.. 485>440^^ corner of M.A.C & Albert EVERYONE IS INVITED \ £ Michigan State News, East Lansing Michigan Wednesday, April 30. 1980 Entertainment BILL HOLDSHIP A rock n' roll music editorial Bonnie Raitt shows her stuff By BOB FONOROFF Pop Entertainment will present its long awaited "Eight-A that they're afraid to take chances — not just in music, but in all State News Day For-The-Eighties" rock 'n roll festival in Jenison Special Writer Fieldhouse on Saturday, and, frankly, this things. Believe everything you're told. Follow the rules. Never It could have been a blues guy's pretty excited question authority. (Wait a minute, wait a minute! Don't about it. After six years of extravaganza with the addition watching a rather boring and digress.) of veteran ruitarist John Lee monotonous Lansing music scene, it's refreshing to finally see an OK. Let's talk about taking "musical chances." I admit that event that dares to take chances, both Hooker to the Bonnie Raitt/ musically and I'm somewhat of a musical bigot. As far as modern jazz goes, conceptually. Unfortuantely, a lot of people on this campus don't most everything that followed Charlie Parker is pretty vague Sippie Wallace concert Monday appear to share my enthusiasm. to me, while fusion either makes me laugh or fall asleep. night. But a last-minute cancel¬ OK. It's probably time to let the cat out of the lation changed all that. bag. Pop Nonetheless, during the recent, excellent East Lansing Blues& Entertainment is in trouble. Ever since the According to Hooker's organization began Jazz Festival, I decided to take the advice of some of my management, the decision came promoting the festival, there have been rumors circulating that jazz-inclined friends and check out Gil Scott-Heron. This rock 'n the University is planning to pull the roll purist immediately ran out and bought Scott-Heron's latest at the request of the promoters plug and cancel the show. due to Financial reasons. Regrettably, these reports have been more than rumors. There LP following the show, and I hope to own a complete collection is a lot of money tied up in the Hooker and his management "Eight-A-Day" show, and the by the end of this summer. Other friends had the same reaction event hasn't sold did not support the decision. nearly as many advance tickets as Pop to the Dixie Dregs and the World Saxophone Quartet. In a Entertainment originally anticipated. Hence, the more rock vein, many people had the same Wallace opened the show organization experience from has been battling cancellation threats for several weeks now. John Cougar's concert last fall. AH I'm trying to illustrate here appearing with the East Street Jazz Band. She performed a (I'm not exactly sure who wanted to cancel the show, and I don't is how do you know whether you'll like something or not if you 40-minute set nothing short of really care. Campus politics are sillier than national politics, and don't give it a chance? Experimentation is the key. I wrote the latter off as the fantastic. She took the audience height of silliness when George And experimentation is exactly what Pop Entertainment is McGovern was defeated in 1972.) down a musical road to when doing with the "Eight-A-Day" festival. It's a major step forward The sad part is that no one would have the blues reigned supreme, and thought of canceling for the Lansing music scene, and — whether you want to an MSU concert if the headlining act believe it or not gave them a taste of her was your standard — its success (or non-success) will be crucially down-home country-style blues. Journey-Kansas-Styx dinosaur. What's even sadder is that the important in the planning of future concerts. If it fails, MSU can concert would probably be close to sold-out by now if the From the time Sippie said "Play probably expect Pablo Cruise and Styx again next year for it maestro" on "Awful headlining act was Journey, Kansas or Styx. Could this be a their fourth and third campus visits, respectively. Morning classic example of that absurd Blues," through the rest of her phenomenon known as Some people have complained about the "big hype" set, Sippie made 2,000 new "punkophobia"? Perhaps a brief explanation is in order . . . surrounding the show, and I hate hype as much as the next It amazes me how many friends who were turning on to people still refer to most new rock person. But is it really all hype? This is a landmark concert. The music as "punk rock" and make it sound like this lady and a "new" sound something closest thing there has ever been to it was the No Wave obscene. (The same thing happened to Elvis in the '50s, the Festival held in Minneapolis last summer, and while that from yesterday. At the end of Stones in the '60s, and Bowie in the '70s.) This standard festival did have DEVO, it didn't boast an act as important as the set, Bonnie Raitt stepped American view of "punk" dates back to an identification with the Ramones. (They influenced both the Pistols and the Clash.) on to sing and play some slide the Sex Pistols, whose notorious guitar with Sippie, and the two image repulsed more than a Nor did it have as much musical diversity as the MSU festival few straight-laced Americans. However, "punk" in that sense of has. This is a genuine FIRST — right here on the MSU campus women started doing their the term died when the Pistols disbanded and Sid Vicious and music VIPs from both coasts will be here to observe the musical thing together. The — overdosed. (In retrospect, the Pistols weren't result was total musical satis¬ really that show. faction. What was really great repulsive at all. I'll tell you what's repulsive — G. Gordon Liddy As far as the radio spots making an analogy with the about Wallace's performance literally ate a rat when he was a kid! Even Sid Vicious didn't Monterey Festival go, this, too, is truer than hype. All that's was that the audience stoop that low. Years later, Liddy was helping Tricky Dicky being said here is that no one was really familiar with Jimi got off on "Rotten" run this country. "We are the future. No future.") a musical experience they Hendrix, Janis Joplin or the Who either at the time of that The Pistols' energy was the spark needed to combat might have missed otherwise. a festival, and Monterey introduced audiences to that new wave Raitt has broadened her stagnant and dying rock scene, and it was the catalyst behind of rock 'n roll music. Pop Entertainment is proud of the festival, State News Richard Marshall the so-called "new wave," an over-used term (I'm music and audience base over Bonnie Raitt (with Freebo guilty) that and it has every right to be. The organization is tiying on tuba) delighted a crowd in the MSU Auditorium really isn't very "new" anymore. It's ridiculous to label music as the past 10 years. Each move something new for a change. Whether it is a success or a failure, has been Monday night. diversified as the different between acts like Talking Heads, Carl, John, Glenn, Joel, Mark, Patti and all the other folks at designed to ensure the Clash, Elvis Costello or Blondie as getting Raitt to the top in one anything other than rock Pop should be commended for the attempt. 'n roll, and to lump it all together under the label piece. She is now at the point in Hard-core Raitt fans were not settle for a performance of ture of style and class that "punk" Let's look at the positive and negative sides of the festival. her where she is head¬ (especially if it has negative connotations) only reveals a basic NEGATIVE: It's in Jenison Fieldhouse. (Can we help it that career not disappointed as Raitt all new material. makes her stage presence infec¬ musical ignorance. lining large concert halls MSU is equipped with a barn for its major events?) across played a 90-minute set, Raitt's professionalism is tious to the audience. What it has really been all about is a renaissance in rock 'n the country. She brings with POSITIVE: There are at least eight of them combining a wide range of impressive, but it is a part of Raitt and her five-piece band roll music, and that's what the . . . her the talent and experience music from her 1972 Give It her "Eight-A-Day" festival is hoping CAROLYNE MAS: She turned down Juilliard to become Up family upbringing. Her did an impressive job of perfor¬ to spotlight — artists who have been involved in the rebirth necessary to fill those large LP to her most recent release, of what some critics call "the female Bruce Springsteen." Rolling father, John Raitt, starred in ming a balanced repertiore of rock 'n roll. Carolyne Mas has much more in common with halls with her The Glow. She has enough Stone wrote that Mas "captures some of Springsteen's spirits special style of many movies and Broadway songs like "Angel from Mont- Bruce Springsteen than she does with Johnny music. sense to know that her fans will musicals. The result is a mix¬ Lydon, while the instead of merely his stance," while Robert Palmer wrote in I continued on page 71 Ramones owe as much to the Beach Boys, Buddy Holly and The New York Times that "She is a compelling and versatile Herman's Hermits as they do to the "garage-punk rock" genre singer. She writes clever, personal songs that use basic rock 'n they borrowed and helped expand. roll in fresh ways . . . The idiom of her songs is close to And yet I still hear people saying, "I'm not going to see that Springsteen's, but they are a woman's songs, and at their best 'The Changeling': a horror film mess punk rock crap." Or the other major complaint seems to be "I don't want to pay $10 to see bands I've never heard of before," they convey a particular feminine sensibility with a tough, resilient wit and charm." Her guitarist and musical director is even though the cost of seeing each band averages out to about David Landau, who was recently here with Warren Zevon. I By MARY TINNEY ian director Peter Medak The ineffective effort (with the pos¬ stalled car down a lonely winter $1.25 — perhaps one of the best rock 'n roll deals in history. (I saw Carolyne Mas Sute News Reviewer perform on an HBO videotape. She was Ruling Class) and Oscar win¬ sible road somewhere in upstate remember three years ago when about 100 people showed If only the Academy gave exception of Alien at being up at great! ners George G'. Scott and scary to hit the screen in years. New York. They reach a phone Lansing's small Michigan Theatre to see a band they had never WRECKLESS ERIC: British Eric comes to us courtesty of awards to the worst film of the Melvyn Doughs have pooled .heard of before. Everyone else apparently thought $6 was too The first few minutes of the booth and as Randolfe calls for Stiff Records, the same label that gave the world Elvis Costello, year Let's qualify that and their impressive talents to much for an unknown act. The band was .. . make it the worst film that had film are promising. John Ran help, his wife and daughter Cheap Trick.) The Nick Lowe, Ian Dury, Lene Lovich and Rachel Sweet, among come up with what could be dolfe (Scott) and his wife and romp about in the snow. A car biggest problem with today's "young" generation, as I see it, is (continued on page 7) actual intentions of being good considered the silliest and most daughter are pushing their Icontinued on page 7) (this can be determined by the number of "name" actors in the cast). If they did, I could work up a whole lot of enthusiasm for a certain film, even this early in & the year. Despite the release of the abyssmal When Time Ran Out (Paul Newman, Jacqueline Bisset) and the soon to be released, virtually guaranteed fiasco, The Jazz Singer (Law¬ rence Olivier, Neil Diamond), knflppo I put my money on The Chan¬ geling (Associated Films at the Meridian 8) Meridian Mall Pre release hype for this film created lots of anticipation among die-hard horror fans M.S.U. NIGHT who have faithfully survived a season of Amityville Horror's and messy Phantasm's. 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Achievement Award of the A. It's great, but it's different from what we're used to. In fact, for more than half a century, Hitchcok loved to frighten American Film Institute in a some of those older albums we made I didn't like so much a few died Tuesday at the age of 80, moviegoers and exercised his nationally televised ceremony. years ago, I'm liking more and more these days. But you gotta play Universal Pictures announced. talent to the limit in creating The ceremony brought out what people like, y'know? Gotta sell the albums. Hitchcock, who had been in the greats of Hollywood who chilling situations for the Q.Are you trying to tell me, you, Bobby Watson, have gone disco? failing health for the past year, Violence, had appeared in his films — screen. suspicion, A. (laughs) Oh, lx>rd, no! Masterjam has got some great dance died of natural causes at 9:17 guilt and confession were the people such as Gary Grant and tunes on it, but we're still Rufus. There's been pressure of course, in a.m. PDT (12:17 EST) accor themes of his mos' successful James Stewart. Ingnd Berg the industry, to go disco, go disco. For the most part we missed the ding to Herb Steinberg, spokes work. He was known for the man acted as emcee. "Hitch is a boat — thank God! — and in our two-year rest where Chaka and person for Universal. His wife photographic techniques he gentleman farmer who raises Rufus made solo albums, disco sorta rose and fell. We missed the of many years, Alma, and used to create terror and goosellesh," she quipped. HEAVY DISCO phase and music has turned around. Yaaayyy! daughter Patricia O'Connell suspense. "Certainly he was a master at Q. How's the tour going? and three grandchildren were "The one his profession," said actress subject of most A. Great, and it's getting better 'n better. We've done about 32 she's on the tour, she still does albums wit h We've got with him at the time. us things fascination fo the general public Janet Leigh, who starred in shows so far, featuring our new songs off of Masterjam, been on the organized. The director was plagued appears to be murder," he once Psycho, when informed of his road some two and a half months. Soon as this tour's over, we'll (1. One big happy family, right? Do you all do things together? Go on with arthritis and kidney explained. "They get a vicarous death. "Whenever we did see probably split back up again — except for this summer. We're picnics? Go bowling together? troubles. His condition deter thrill out of such things. Always each other, he had a wonderful Alfred Hitchcock gonna be playing some jazz festivals with the Brothers Johnson and A. (laughs) To be honest man, if Tony Maiden or Hawk Wolinski iorated over the weekend. there is that little smug feeling little story to tell," she recalled. Dionne Warwick. Should be good. walked through that door for dinner, I don't know what I'd do. We Hitchcock, a native of 'It isn't happening to me.' " Except when making films — wire. Q. Billboard says you have a hit single this week. pretty much go our own ways after the show. We're good friends England, recently spent several Because of his professional and The son of a London Poultry appearing in them fleet A. No kidding? What's the name of it? and all, it's just we see each other at rehearsals and sessions and on days in Cedars-Sinai Medical and personal individuality, "a ingly to tantalize audiences who dealer, Hitchcock studied art Q. You really don't know? the tour a lot as it is. Center in Hollywood for diag Hitchcock film" — and there watched for the seconds with and engineering at the Univer¬ A. Don't have time to listen to the radio on the road. I bet it's "Do Q. So, the traditional final question, what's next for Rufus? nostic tests. were more than 50 of them — Hitchcock himself was on the sity of London. He began his - You Love What You Feel." A.We're throwing around a few ideas about our next album, The director of such classics became a household phrase. screen — the director stayed career in film there in 1923 and '■ Q. That's the one. Who's your inspiration, so to speak, for how you nothing definite, though. As for ME (ahem, ahem, clears throat!, as Spellbound, Lifeboat, Yet he never won an Oscar, out of the public eye and away the United States came to 15 play bass? I'm producing my first album for my little brother and his girlfriend Shadow of a Doubt, Rear from the party circuit. A. Urn. James Jamison, a Motown studio musician. It took until '75 although nominated four times. years later. called Rene and Angela. They were backup for Stevie Wonder and Window and Psycho was However, in April 1968, the Despite physical problems in His bland manner, egg shape for him to get any credit on an album, but those who know him know they've decided to go on their own now. Rufus drummer John knighted by Queen Elizabeth II Academy of Motion Picture his old age. however, Hitchcock and baby face with lower-lip he can't be touched. I just don't listen to other bass players. Horns Robinson's helping out, we got a lot of good people. It's for Capitol of England last Dec. 31. Arts and Sciences presented continued his almost daily visits pout made him one of the film are good to study too — Canonball, Sonny Stitt — and singers can Records. As he celebrated his 80th him with the Irving G. to his office suite at Universal world's most identifiable cele¬ give you a few hints — Sarah Vaughan's an inspiration. Chaka (J. What's MCA gonna do when they find out you've been plugging a birthday Aug. 13, he said he Thalberg award "for consistent City Studio. A heart condition brities. The caricature of Hitch seems to be the opposite, you ought to see her study a vocalist's Capitol Record? necessitated a pacemaker; on cock that appeared on his style, watch her pick out a melody. A. Ssssssssh! We won't tell anybody. It won't be as bad as what my one occasion he demonstrated television show, which began in Q. Speaking of Chaka - BROTHER will do to me if I DON'T plug his album. Speaking of to an interviewer his monthly 1955, was instantly recogni. A. Yeah, she's supposed to talk to you too. Don't know where she plugs, are you going to plug our Wednesday concert at MSI"? We've went off to. Q. No matter. We'll talk behind her back. Tell me, does her new solo got some friends we'd like to have come see us. Q. You got it, Bobby. Rufus and Chaka Khan and The Brothers The Changeling' ritual of telephoning a labora¬ tory that tested both the pace¬ zable. Funeral arrangements were maker and his heart over the incomplete Tuesday. career sort of interfere with Rufus' progress? Johnson will be appearing in concert in the MSI' Auditorium at 8 icontinued from page 6) A. No, not at all. Oh, there's no rivalry or ill-feeling if that's what tonight. Tickets are $7.50 and $8.50 at the Union ticket office, and a truck approach one another ominously on the icy mountain you mean. Really, we see just as much of her as we always did — available through noon today. They're the same price at the door. road. Randolfe sees the danger and tries to get out of the booth, Part-time Pop's 'Eight-A-Day-For-The-Eighties' festival but the door is stuck and the camera freezes on his agonized face as the cars collide and smash into his family. It's a really effective, finely editted powerful, sequence. It only lasts three minutes. After that you are sure to get more thrills riding home on »need i i Research Assistant campus representative to assist us in developing mailing lists of selected senior and graduate students Ingenuity, perseverance and reliability required Would prater (continued from page 6) the bus than sitting through the remaining 87 minutes. "Battered Husbands." Still, why should we assume that they aren't someone who can wort tot us in this capacity lor several years to come No "rags to riches others. Eric The bereaved widower, a classical appeared on the first American "Be Stiff tour last extremely serious about the name and making a social comment? composer and professor of Income, but certainly attractive it you need additional money to help meet rising expenses year with Lovich, Sweet and the Records, and critics unanimously music, moves to Washington and for no apparent reason into a II you are interested in learning mora about Oils opportunity, till out the coupon below and (There was a feminist protest against the Stranglers at Dooley's swore that he stole the show. He will no doubt be performing tunes several years ago. What the protesters failed to realize was that definitely spooky, awfully rundown house approximately the size mail it today from his first American release, Big Smash!, a double LP of tunes of the Palace of Versailles. Well, immediately the Stranglers aren't offensive against women. The Stranglers are (surprise, surprise!) all sorts of weird things start happening. Randolfe awakes at 6 ranging in influence from Eddie Cochran to Nick Lowe. A offensive against everyone — i.e., the William Burroughs of rock 'n j 1 am interested In leami ng more about being your NMl Associates > must-see. every morning to the sound of a horrible rhythmic clanging. Doors 1 campus representative Pleese tumisb me with Attn Nevil Jottnson ' roll.) To be honest, I've heard that this band from Toronto is rather I pertinent details GARY FABULOUS & THE BLACK SLACKS: Detroit's own open mysteriously, Scott looks puzzled and Exorcist-type music P.O. Box 19722" Dept COLADS J boring and uninspired. Still, they did open for Elvis Costello swells to remind us in case we don't already suspect it, that 1 Dallas, fcxas 75219 1 interracial new wave funk unit, CREEM described Fabulous' voice during his Canadian tour, so they can't be all bad. ! Name as "A strange hybrid of Bryan Ferry and Al Green." Keyboardist THE LLOYDS: Headed by Luiu Lewis, this San Francisco unit something is just not right. 1 Rudy Robinson has played with Eddie Kendricks and George describes itself as "new wave pop," combining "full-tilt rock 'n roll, Scott's sickeningly sweet and extremely untalented wife Trish } ! Address Clinton, while saxophonist Norma Jean Bell has played with J. VanDevere plays the historical society representative who sweet love songs, and some political commentary, too." 1 Geils and John McLaughlin. The music has been described as "late Speaking recommends the house to Randolfe. She and her mother (who I of politics, the Lloyds recently serenaded both the FBI and the City State Zip l Jimi Hendrix" and "funky dance music," and they even looks like a poodle, has one line, and pops up every now and then KGB by performing on a flatbed truck in front of the Federal complement their originals with old Motown classics like "Dancin' for no apparent reason) join Randolfe and a "medium" for the ! Phone Number College or Unly. Dept. or Class Building and the Soviet Consulate. Their "all-purpose anti-totali¬ inevitable seance. You see, Randolfe has uncovered a hidden room I In The Streets." From what I hear, a real musical treat. tarian number" their was own "Attitude Check" <"Attitude MI-SEX: Every new wave festival needs one synthesized laced with cobwebs and containing a child's wheelchair and other check/Posh the button?/Reject!/You 're way out of line/And here's electronic band, and MI-SEX is one of Australia's biggest rock eerie paraphernalia. Anyway, through a set of apiece of my mind!"). After the impromptu performances, member pathetically units. The band has toured with Cheap Trick and Talking Heads, Pete Meter told the press: "We're not commies and we're not predictable circumstances, it is discovered that a child was and their music has been described as a "grim message to mankind super murdered in the house and that he wants Randolfe to get patriotic. We're just independent Lloyds." Now, that's rock 'n roll! revenge of a world dominated by inhuman machines, underpinned by a iRandolfe is supposed to be sympathetic because of the loss of his The band is also featured in Jon Peters' new film, Die haunting, eerie melody line." The band's American debut LP, Laughing daughter). (currently at the Meridian 8), and their "That's Why (I Don't Like For 1 Computer Games, lives up to the description, and I'll bet it sounds You)" can be heard on the soundtrack LP. This reviewer has heard some reason, director Medak has chosen absolutely stock fantastic live! both songs mentioned above. Pure scare techniques. Perhaps his intention was to make an pop for now people, and perhaps old-fashioned haunted house movie with old-fashioned scares, but TEXTONES: Many critics consider this female-fronted band to the one band strong enough to follow the Ramones. Medak's long shots down dark corridors, his high-angle Hitchcock be Los Angeles' best. During a recent birthday celebration for camera work, his creaking doors and member Kathy Valentine, Doug Feiger (the Knack), Moon Martin, THE RAMONES: What else can I possibly say about them? bouncing balls are old hat... much more likely to provoke a giggle than a scream. Phil Seymour (ex-Dwight Twilley Band) and Robin Zander (Cheap Let's look at what your pal and mine, Dave DiMartino, had to say Not only is the film not scary, it contains some of the Trick) joined the band onstage for a super-jam. Tom Petty thinks about the boys in the July 19, 1978, edition of The State News: choppiest, most confusing editing ever. There are several short so much of the Textones that he gave them a song ("I Can't Fight "The Ramones are a great band, an exciting band, and a band that sequences that have absolutely no relevance to the film — whether it's the It") for their first single (released in England). Their music has has all the right rock 'n roll moves down to a science ... the Ramones' non-stop rock 'n roll frenzy is contagious and I, for one, two-minute shot of Randolfe's first day in class with his students or been described as "an explosion . . . energetic '60s-style rock and the one and one-half minutes of George and Trish blues with touches of rockabilly." could have watched them play all night." il couldn't have said it riding horses. In the end of the film there's an extremely better.) Neilson and I recently paid $8.50 each to see the Ramones confusing section where BATTERED WIVES: OK, I have a problem with the name. If Melvyn Douglas, the object of the child's anger, is seen both by the alone at the Motor City Roller Rink. these guys were really clever, they'd have called themselves audience and apparently by Randolfe, mounting the stairs of the OK, Lansing rock 'n rollers. There it is. Now where are you? burning house. In the next shot Melvyn is back in his office evidently imagining the whole thing. Congratulations if you can Bonnie Raitt and Sippie Walaee MSI) show figure out what in the hell is going on. In the end justice is supposed to have won out, even though Douglas doesn't seem to have known about the murder anyway — (continued from page 6) powerful solos for good included one of the best (and as Raitt conveyed her own or did he? More precisely, who cares? The Changeling is a measure. It is hard to classify only) tuba solos by bassist thank you to East Lansing as gomery," "Runaway," and confusing cliche of a movie without one thrill worth the price of "You're the music of Raitt. She is not a Freebo that I have ever heard she played into the night. admission. Going To Get What's a rock 'n roll musician, but she in concert. The audience gave Coming." The band did a strong version of "Give It Up," definitely rocks. She is not a Raitt a positive response. as Raitt controlled the momen Bonnie dedicated it to the true blues musician either, but her music turn of the PBHOTLINE- anti-nuclear groups that are definitely has a very concert, now trying to shut off the Big Rock strong blues influence. It puts allowing the music and perfor 24-hour information about nuclear plant. Saxophonist/ Raitt in a good position to mance to peak until the end of continue expanding her musical the show leading into two keyboardist/guitarist Crebb was Marty impressive, giving base to find more audiences well-deserved encores, one that Programming Board events. the band the full sound and that will love it. included a beautifully sensitive balance necessary. The beauty of this concert rendition of Eric Clapton's was the jamming that took "Can't Find My Way Home." 353-2010 Raitt's voice is stronger than placing during the show be¬ After the show Raitt and ever, as she proceeded to belt it tween the musicians of the East company landed in Rick's out throughout the evening. Street Jazz Band and Raitt's American Cafe to give its Her slide guitar is her strong band, which cut loose into some customers a very special extra suit, as she threw in a few New Orleans-style bop. 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They want more than what quickly Cincinnati took A pair of MSU standouts as University of Southern Califor¬ they will pay for." tackle Anthony Munoz of the nia, was chosen in the opening were among those The New York Jets, with two college stars University of Southern Catifor round by the Cleveland CMU chosen in the first three rounds clips Spartans first round picks in the 13th and nia, Green Bay selected defen¬ Browns. of Tuesday's National 20th slots, traded them to San Footbal) sive tackle Bruce Clark of Penn Brigham Young University's League draft. Francisco for the second choice State University and Baltimore Marc Wilson, a highly-touted Offensive tackle Angelo in the draft and took receiver named Fields running back Curtis quarterback thought by many and tight end Mark By RILL TEMPLKTON Johnny "Lam" Jones, the Dickey of Texas A&M Univer¬ to be among the top five Brammer were the Spartans SUte News Sports Writer Olympic gold medal sprinter sity. selections, was a surprise pick MOUNT PLEASANT chosen. Fields was taken by the from the University of Texas. — After having led throughout the ally, loading the bases for Sehultz. Charles White, 1979's Heis¬ by the Oakland Raiders late in entire game, the MSU baseball team succumbed to a four run Sehultz laid down a perfect squeeze bunt, scoring Dieters, Houston Oilers in the second The next three choices came man Trophy winner from the the first round. round, Brammer by the Buffalo eruption in the sixth inning as Central Michigan University- while gaining first base himself in the absence of a Chippewa downed the Spartans, 6-3, Tuesday. Bills in the third round. covering the bag. Junior Mark Russ then chopped a single up MSU, which saw its record fall to 7-24, scored once in the the middle and it was 3-0. Predictably, the Detroit Lions chose University of opening inning and twic: in the fifth frame. Loser Brian Wolcott, 1-5, allowed just one hit through five Because of inclement weather, the second game of the Oklahoma standout Billy Sims innings. as the first player chosen in the originally scheduled double header was postponed. CENTRAL MICHIGAN SCORED twice in its half of the fifth draft, which continued through as well, neither run coming on a base hit. Doug Wabeke and round six last night and con¬ IN THE FIRST inning, sophomore A1 Dankovich reached Pagel each collected sacrifice fly RBIs and it was 3-2. cludes second base by way of a two base error on CMU shortstop Dave MSU went down 1-2-3 in the top of the sixth before the today with the final six rounds. Pagel. With two outs, senior Tom Sehultz lofted a single over Chippewa uprising. In the inning, two were out when Fields was happy over his first base to give the Spartans a 10 lead. back to-back singles put runners at first and third. Randy selection. The 330-pound line¬ In the fifth frame, freshman Tom Dieters laced a double to Meyer slammed a single to left to tie the game, and Wabeke begin the Spartans' two-run rally. Dankovich followed with an then slammed three-run homer man was surprised he was a over the left field fence. chosen as high as he was. "I didn't expect to be drafted today," he told The. State News Tuesday. "I was really expec¬ ATONES FOR 79 PROBLEMS ting to be chosen in the later rounds. Fields did not think Houston would be the team to choose Vaughn recovers from setbacks him. He said the New Orleans Saints and Tampa Bay Bucca¬ neers were looking particularly Billy Sims Angelo Fields Mark Brammer By MILL KOW ALSKI losses to the universities of blow caused an injury to his that I had no idea at times if my hard for offensive linemen. SUte News Sports Writer A lot of new faces and Notre Dame and Michigan, right? right kidney which made it impossible for him to throw the throws were going 10 yards or 20 yards. It was that bad." Brammer was not immedia¬ tely available for comment. Netmen vanquish WMU, practically a whole new coach¬ That seems to be what every¬ ball without experiencing It came as no surprise when ing staff now fill the locker room one thinks. agonizing pain No one thought BUT NOW THE injury is the Lions made Sims the first at the brand-spanking new- for Big Ten foes However, the full story of of how much u hurt him to keep healed, Vaughn says, and he selection. But now there is a Duffy Daugherty football build¬ ing across from Spartan Stadium. Vaughn's injury, sustained in the game against Notre Dame, on playing. Nobody cared to believe that the injury could be now sports a protective flak- jacket, similar to the one Dan problem of signing the 1978 Heisman Trophy winner. gear really never had any impact on a very serious one. And no one Pastorini, now of the Oakland "I'm ready to go," said the But there is one player who is the fans who needed someone to wanted to hear that it was his Raiders, wears after receiving 5-11, 215-pound Sims. "I'm By JIM MASON gan University Monday. opponent defaulted the match in State News Sports Writer "The kids are really playing the third set due to illness. making his third appearance at blame for the Spartans' inability injury which made him throw numerous chest and midsection hoping for the best thing for spring football camp — junior to go to Pasadena in their first the ball with a seeming lack of "We've come alive," said well," he contiued. "We really Sandler teamed with Wickman injuries. myself. I met Monday with the MSU tennis coach Stan Drobac action out there." saw some to take the No. 2 doubles spot in quarterback Bert Vaughn. year off their three-year proba¬ authority. Vaughn says he is ready to Lions and it didn't go the way I after his team's 5-4 win over Bert Vaughn. Remember tion. "Whenever I threw the ball give it a shot at being the expected as far as dollar signs Drobac had good reason to be a grueling 6-3,4-6, 7-5 decision. him? He cross-state rival Western Michi- The match was played at the was the cause for the happy as his charges beat a Spartans mediocre 5-6 record WHEN VAUGHN MAS formidable Western Racquet Club of Lansing and, squad that due to a lack of court time, for the 1979 season, the guy who Netwomen 8th sacked hard in the first quarter had his team scrambling all let everyone down with MSU's against the Irish on Sept. 29 the "Whenever I threw the ball after getting afternoon. freshman John LaParl's No. 6 hurt, it was like someone was sticking a singles match had to be called A few standout performances after LaParl had split the first knife in my side ... I had no The MSU women's tennis the match went on. idea at times team had a disappointing week¬ as highlighted the Spartan effort. two sets. In the time that he was if my throws were going 10 Senior captain Cindy Bog- yards or 20 end as it finished eighth in the donas was the only other out on the court, though, LaParl JUNIOR IHNO DEMARE showed some aggresive shot- yards ... It was that bad." — Bert Vaughn. Big Ten Championships, held at Spartan to take a first-round the continued his steady play of late making that had been lacking in University of Michigan victory as she took a 7-5, 6-3 as he won his No. 5 his game thus far this season. courts in Ann Arbor. decision before losing her singles after getting hurt it was like Spartans No. 1 signal caller next contest 6-4, 7-6. Demare and The Spartans were plagued second-round match. someone was sticking a knife in fall when the season opens Sept. IF THE SPARTANS gave a with bad breaks, as many of Indiana took the top spot in sophomore doubles partner my side," Vaughn said Tuesday 13 at the University of Illinois, them were pitted against the Mike Klemm posted their game ball to the team's out¬ before going to watch game the tourney, followed by but first he must prove to head second consecutive win with a standing performer after each films with the rest of the coach Frank "Muddy" Waters top-seeded players in the open¬ Wisconsin, Northwestern, of their wins, Monday's would ing rounds of the tournament. hard-fought 7-5, 1-6, 6-4 deci¬ Spartan team. and the rest of the staff he is the Michigan, Ohio State, Min¬ sion at No. 3. have gone to Wickman. In what "The luck of the draw was nesota, Purdue, MSU, Iowa and "Of course I was protective of one who should lead MSU back proved to be the decisive match, against us," said Spartan coach Illinois. Along with Demare, junior the East Grand Rapids native my side. Every time I saw a big into the Big Ten race. Eari Rutz Jr. The Spartans put their 7-11 Matt Sandler and sophomore lineman coming in to sack me I "I'm working with the first fought back after losing the first Freshman Monty Gettys, the record on the line this Saturday Jeff Wickman were double worried that the hit would only team in practice now and Bryan set to take his No. 4 match 3-6, Spartans' top player and the as they play their final dual winners for the Spartans. 6-3, 7-6. compound the pain. And since I Clark is working with the No. 3 seed in the tournament, meet of the season against Sandler's No. 2 singles match "He hurt so bad when I threw, I second team, but that doesn't played super, really ran her season record to 15-4 wasn't looking for the receivers mean I'll be the starter next Michigan at home. was shortened as his Bronco i continued on page 9) with a first-round victory. Her like I should and I wasn't fall," Vaughn said. second match, however, did not reading the defenses like I am "Because of the new staff and have such pleasing results. able to. all there's a lot of things that the "In fact, the injury was so detrimental to my throwing whole team has to learn, and no Gettys came out on the losing end of a 6-0, 6-0 score against Division of one's too concerned about beat¬ No. 1 seed and eventual ing out someone else for a position right now. We help champion Heather Crowe of Indiana. Gettys, despite the Women's Programs, each other out a lot, and we're final score, played well at the 4Magic' is just trying to (continued on page learn 9i coach beginning of her match but started to make a rash of errors Department of All-Rookie ******************* Human Relations NEW YORK (UPI) - For¬ + ORGANIZATION MEETING * ward Larry Bird of Boston, guard Magic Johnson of Los Angeles and center Bill Cart- STUDENTS Women's wright of the New York Knicks all were unanimous choices for the NBAs All-Rookie team, FOR BUSH Resource Library selected by the league's 22 head B-102 WELLS coaches and announced Mon¬ day. Two more forwards also were named to the first team, which {TODAY APRIL 30* * 380 Administration 9-H Daily 3-3922 was selected regardless of posi¬ Karen Jones from National tion. Portland's Calvin Natt, * Quarterback Bert Vaughn lets loose State News Mark A. 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Eost Loosing Michigan Wednesday, April 30, 1980 9 Laxers Notre hostDame, Kirk Gibson's prepare key for games a Tiger now By WILL KOWALSKI beat MSU 14-10, and that left State New# Sport# Writer When thef MSU lacrosse team the Spartans one game out of the top position. get out middies to pick up the loose balls we've got to start at midfield and Ex-Spartan All-America handed an hitting Gibson sliced opposite-field double to left. A short time later, he felt good today in batting practice. I'm hitting the ball bet I surprised everyone, but I got a terrible jump." making our well." opened its season more month and a half ago, Spartan co-coach Nevin Kanner was than a THE SPARTANS ARE now 3-3 in the MLA and 7 6 overall, shots count more." The Ashland and OSU games adjusting to majors placed a perfect bunt for base hit. Later, he hit a a the There are still signs that 22-year-old is still learning But the talent is there. Oh. that talent just seems to ooze There is still speculation sacrifice fly to score a Tiger the from that young, strong body. shooting for no less than the and take on the University of are both on the road, so a home game. After his first- By ED BRADLEY baserunner. And his team Midwest lacrosse Association Notre Dame at 3:30 p.m. today victory is of the utmost impor¬ State News that Gibson will not stay in inning double Sunday, Gibson "He's got so much raw tance if the momentum is going Sports Writer baseball, that he will go to the topped the Red Sox by an 8-5 took off for third base. His crown. on Old College Field. And if DETROIT — It was a clear, ability," Tiger batting coach to be there next week. NFL. An off-season visit to margin. initial base-stealing attempt Gates Brown says of Gibson. ever the Spartans needed a That may have seemed to be "You know, with our three pleasant Sunday afternoon in the Cardinal's training camp "I had lost my stroke for a of the season did not work and win, they need one against the "If he can maintain his cool¬ a reasonable quest, but consi¬ wins in the league already Tiger Stadium, a day perfect fueled the rumors, but Gibson while. I was in a little slump, he was easily thrown out. ness and Irish. for playing baseball. But one Gibson said Tuesday. "But I stay around a little dering the laxers had only their that's more wins than we've denies he will leave baseball. more, he'll be a hell of a first winning season ever last "We have got to put it all ever had in the MLA before," player seemed unhappy. "I just went there (to the felt good on Sunday, felt good "I THOUGHT I could sur Something was bothering last night (during an exhibi¬ player. He should be a hell of year with a 9-7 record, the together against Notre Dame Kanner said. "Plus, we've Cardinals' camp) to see what prise them," Gibson told Kirk Gibson. tion game in Cincinnati) and I a player. He's got all the crown seemed to be a pretty to get ourselves prepared for finished higher than they had to reporters after the game. "I never After taking a few swings say. It's my right. tools." order. our last two games against third. If we're going to live up I never said I was going to of coach Dick Tracewski's But going into last Satur¬ league opponents Ashland and to our potential and have our quit baseball; everybody else Ohio State," Kanner said. pre-game practice throws, the said day's battle with Ohio State best record yet, we've got to that. It was a good 6-foot-3, 210-pound rookie beat our last three opponents, experience, I'm glad I did it, University, the Spartans were "We've had offensive and walked out of the batter's box, but it's not going to be easy. and it's my business what I right where Kanner wanted defensive lapses, one or the thought for a moment and them — in the first place in the We've got to play a complete want to do." other, in every one of our then slammed his bat against MLA. The Buckeyes, however, games this season and we're game from now on." the side of the batting cage. came up with six unanswered BUT GIBSON CHOSE the looking to put it ail together The placement of his shoulder goals in the final quarter to diamond sport and he is, against the Irish. We've got to A BIG FACTOR in the wasn't right, he muttered. He had seen something in his perhaps, the most highly Spartans' offensive scheme is regarded rookie since Mickey senior attacker Kevin Willitts. batting stance he did not like, Mantle came along in 1951. With his six goals against the and was not happy with his Gibson is built along the lines Buckeyes he now has 40 on the efforts to remedy the of a young Mantle. Like season, and the laxers are problem. Before Mantle, he plays center field. hoping he can finish the season the afternoon en¬ Like Mantle, he has excellent with the type of flourish he did counter with the Boston Red last season which netted him 70 Sox, Kirk Gibson was hitting speed and power. And also the like great New York .167. With two home runs. Yankees' superstar, Gibson is And only three runs batted in. The next highest goal-scorers also prone to strikeout, the It has been a unique spring, a on the squad are senior attac¬ bane of the power hitter. ker Mark Pinto with 15, senior happy/frustrating one for an Gibson's brief major-league athlete who had previously Dewey Anderson with 11, career — 12 games with freshman Art seen everything come so Detroit at the end of last Barry with 10 easily. and sophomore Jay Hungerford season, and less than 20 with seven. Freshman Jim contests this year — has been BASEBALL IS NOW a Sanford has done well in goal. a succession of ups and downs. career to Gibson, but two short years ago it was an Yes, he has struck out. And at All six of these players need times been uncertain in the to add to those numbers for the avocation, something to raise field. But Tiger fans and MSU laxers to capture the coveted his bargaining power to Greg Helgemoe National Football boosters remember the League pluses, like Gibson's first scouts. But no one, possibly not even Gibson, expected a major-league home run, .390 against the Baltimore Orioles' batting average, 16 home Spartan netmen beat WMU runs in just and All American status one season as an MSU baseball player. Steve Stone last His two-hit September. performance on Opening Night this season (continued from page 81 A sure-handed, fleet-footed against the Kansas City sity with each match. His hope season record to 4-6 as they is that they will peak, both flanker on the football field, Royals. The lofty, against-the- tough," Drobac said. head into the final two dual wind roundtripper to left-cen¬ After of emotionally and physically, at meets of the year. They venture Kirk was drafted by the a season disappoint¬ ter which brought the the the Big Ten Championships this weekend to Indiana and NFL's St. Louis Cardinals as Tigers ments, Spartans finally victory against the Texas seem to be next month. Ohio State universities to finish well as the Tigers. "If the playing with a Rangers a week ago. certain amount of consistency. The win upped the Spartans' out their Tigers hadn't drafted me," Big Ten slate. Their doubles combinations are Gibson has said, "I wouldn't AND THEY REMEMBER playing much better, as the have signed with any other scoreboard shows. club." games like last Sunday's. In the first inning, the left- "We're getting some cohe- siveness that wasn't there at the beginning of the year," com¬ Ruggers take first mented Drobac, whose team The MSU women's rugby University, 54-0, in the first now has a two-match winning streak that equals its longest of team competed at the Mid- round and then edged a team V-soccer at Indiana America Cup tournament this from Kentucky, 14-10, for the the year. weekend in Dayton, Ohio, and The MSU women's soccer the title. University of Cincinnati, Drobac is especially pleased team, now 8-2-2 on the season, came away with a hard-fought The high-point getters for the 1-1, before beating Eastern that his players are steadily first-place crown. Spartans were senior Mary Kay will play a pair of home games Illinois University, 4-1, with the improving, building their inten The ruggers defeated Ohio Roth and junior Leslie Lindsay. this weekend as it faces the help of junior forward Jennie University of Michigan on Stewart's three goals. Saturday and Bowling Green Then, following a 1-0 loss to State University on Sunday. Indiana University, the Vaughn's comeback successful Last weekend the team parti¬ cipated at the University of Indiana Invitational in Bloom- Spartans tied Ohio State Uni¬ versity 1-1 on Sunday. Despite the tie, Ohio State I continued from page 8) ington, Ind., and came away advanced to the finals of the "I'VE NEVER SEEN the our offense now, and I think Waters' game plan." defense hitting and with one win. one loss and two tourney instead of the Spartans In all, the Spartans lost six pursuing coach Waters' style is going to ties for its efforts while playing like they are right now-," be exciting to perform as well by virtue of more overtime as without five regular starters. starters on offense and six on Vaughn said. "The offense is penalty kicks in that Buckeye for the fans to watch." defense from last season's team. coming along, hut because a lot On Saturday the kickers tied game. But Vaughn is surprised at how- of the plays are new it is well Hie team is looking even taking a lot longer to get used to. this early in spring camp. 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We certainly would not Associated Press Writer eating facts are being withheld • why they left behind maps I don't think that any plan that want to lose the Iranians who 4and that's the way it ' WASHINGTON - Several retired military leaders say the on the attempt to free the Americans held hostage by Iran. But they use terms such and documents clearly indi¬ cating areas of Iran in which was not interrupted by thing or another would omit the one were prepared to be friendly." Graham noted the comman abrupt retreat of the U.S. they were most concerned, requirement to destroy the dos had captured 50 Iranians on By PETER J. BUYER IN THE CRONKITE administration. Eric rescue force sent to Iran was so as "abrupt," "unusual" and • and why they did not equipment." a bus and said this was "certain Associated Press Writer Sevareid, the sage of CBS, would be unusual it raises questions on "strange" to describe the quick attempt to remove the eight Moorer said he believed the ly a complicating factor." He termination of last week's who died in the LOS ANGELES (AP) — So, Walter secretary of state. Dan Rather, secretary of whether all the facts of the res men fiery Russians "undoubtedly were questioned why no advance Cronkite says he isn't going to be John defense, in case we ever went to war in aborted mission are known. cue effort. collision of a helicopter and a aware of the fact that a special force had cut off traffic on the Anderson's running mate in Anderson's Afghanistan. Rather, remember, went to And several of those inter¬ Among the factors cited as cargo plane. operation was being conducted. road near the desert staging viewed, although hesitant to unusual are: It is less than prudent to area. independent drive for the White House. The Afghanistan for an undercover "60 Minutes" loss is not Anderson's alone. second-guess the mission, say • why the commando force "THE SUSPICION IT raises assume that they didn't. They Graham, Zumwalt and report, and knows the terrain. The broadcaster President could tap prime they would have wanted more did not destroy the helicopters is that somebody other t han the have an extensive and sophisti¬ Rowny agreed they would have Consider it: If, as has been suggested, helicopters before undertaking left behind — an action all of Iranians, perhaps the Russians, cated spy system." wanted additional helicopters American reality is created by television, time, as well. J R. Ewing of Dallas would such a difficult task. those interviewed agreed was had detected it, that somebody But Adm. Elmo Zumwalt, for such a mission. what better man than Cronkite, the country's make a superb energy czar. The FBI, All of those interviewed say standard operating procedure got a case of cold feet and former chief of naval opera¬ Although Zumwalt called the resident uncles, as second-in-command? struggling with image problems under past But Tuesday, Uncle Walter put an end to administrations, could use Efrem Zimbalist ordered a withdrawal "as soon tions, said he believes the helicopters used on the mission reports that he was considering entering the Jr. as director. Robert Stack would be as possible," said Gen. Daniel Russians were unaware of the "very reliable," he noted they untouchable as a backup. Graham, a retired head of the mission and speculated the were "being used at much political arena. For the Federal Aviation Administration Defense Intelligence Agency haste was due simply to a greater than normal range and The fuss started with the May 3 issue of New Republic Magazine quoting Cronkite as saying the Illinois Republican congressmem- there's Sally Field, the Flying Nun. For head of the National Security Council, Service honors who is now a military advisor to presidential contender Ronald presidential order to get out quickly. at very low altitude and in very hot and therefore light air" — ber had not yet invited him to run on the Cronkite might consider television's Mr. Reagan. all factors that strained their ticket. Fix-it, NBC President hred. Silverman. If But he added: "That's pure "I THINK HAD they (the abilities. three Marines same But if he did, "I'd be honored to be asked, I Silverman can fix NBC by election time, he speculation. I can't back it up. Russians) been aware of it, they "I think that knowing how wouldn't turn it down," Cronkite was quoted can fix It's just one scenatio that could would have ordered us out and critical it was to have six anything. If he can't, he'll probably need the new job. account for the abruptness." taken credit for the departure. helicopters at the final station, I as telling executive editor Morton Adm. Thomas Moorer, a for¬ Since they haven't taken credit would have wanted to have 12 Kondracke. "It would be the been an independent all my right party. I've life." to Howard Cosell could be named ambassador Latvia. Alan Alda of M-A-S-H would make a fine killed in Iran mer chairperson of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said: "The haste for the departure, I think it's unlikely they knew," he said. on the carrier," Zumwalt said. Zumwalt said the possibility NOW, CRONKITE SAYS that's not the with which they withdrew indi¬ Zumwalt agreed not all of the of Soviet action in Iran "certain surgeon general. Barbara Walters, needier By DAN LOHW ASSER cer until they joined the elite cated some kind of concern facts were known "and proper¬ ly could be" a factor. But he way it was: "The New Republic reporter has extraordinaire, might be press secretary. United Press International anti-terrorist unit that attemp¬ misinterpreted our conversation," he said in Lou Grant could be her deputy. JACKSONVILLE, N.C. - ted to_free the hostages. a short statement issued through CBS. "I The Broadcaster Presidency would have to Three marines killed in the have never endorsed a political candidate and have a place for the only man loved and failed Iranian rescue attempt "THEY WENT FORTH to do I have no intention of endorsing a political trusted as much as Cronkite — Johnny were honored Tuesday as their duty to support and candidate in the upcoming campaign, Carson. Carson's clever touch could be used including Mr. Anderson." in the Press section of the State Department, heroes whose deaths were an defend the Constitution of the MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY act of love for their country. United States of America. That But Kondracke. informed of Cronkite's but foreign policy is serious stuff and you Family, friends and former was their oath, that was their statement, said the magazine stood by its never know when something might happen comrades of Staff Sgt. Dewey act of love." DEPARTMENT OF THEATRE report as accurate. on a Monday. The international community L. Johnson, 31; Sgt. John Davis Several women in the chapel An Anderson aide said the congressmem- might not respond to a guest diplomat. Harvey, 21, and Cpl. George N. cried openly as Kalas eulogized ber has not talked with anyone about second No, to make this the perfect ticket, John Holmes Jr., 22, packed the the three men, who were PRESENTS place on his ticket Anderson will just have to bow out small wood and brick chapel at among eight to die in the rescue Forget second place. A Cronkite-Anderson altogether and allow Carson to run for vice the New River Air station. ticket would have been more electable. attempt when a helicopter col president. A nearby theater where the lided with a C-130 cargo plane. tiii: mi i nun s < <> mud i i not r three an pees A Cronkite presidency would make the That way, we will have a government 30-minute service was shown Five airmen killed were world simpler. Cronkite knows better than •wholly television, which will ultimately make on closed-circuit television was honored Sunday with a memor \\ iio share more ///IV the same employer. anyone that the news has to be drastically things more democratic. If President also jammed and hundreds of ial service at Elgin Air Force simplified to fit into the 30-minute Evening Cronkite's government doesn't inspire the Marines who could not get into Base near Fort Walton Beach, News show. As president, Cronkite could citizenry, it can be canceled. either building stood quietly Fla. exert his influence to ensure that world The only problem is that it might be outside as a spring thunder¬ "It (the service) was such a events occur in 20-second segments. replaced by storm approached. great inspiration to us," said "Sgt. Dewey Johnson, Sgt. Sallylu Holmes of Pine Bluff, John Davis Harvey and Cpl. Ark., Holmes' mother. George Holmes were volun¬ "It is going to help us make it teers for an unknown mission at through it all." time when reasonable man's "George was doing what he No verdict in Lance trial a a imagination would warn of wanted to do," added Holmes, danger," said Lt. Col. W.D. who fought back tears as she Kalas, their commanding offi¬ I continued on page 141 By CHARLES CAMPBELL sages have indicated a deadlock On Monday, the jury re¬ Associated Press Writer on at least some of the charges. turned a partial verdict, which ATLANTA — The jury in the Attorneys said U.S. District was immediately sealed, cover¬ bank fraud trial of former U.S. Judge Charles A. Moye Jr. ing all charges against one of the budget director Bert Lance and would probably call the jury into four defendants. Moye looked at three associates completed its the courtroom once more the verdict but did not disclose eighth day of deliberations Wednesday morning. which defendant's case has been Tuesday, still unable to reach On Tuesday morning, Moye settled or the nature of the verdicts on all counts. called the jurors in and prodded verdict. Late in the afternoon, the them to resolve the stalemate Lance, a 48-year-old former jury sent a note to the judge — but told them to take as long as banker and close friend of their fourth written message to needed. President Carter, was charged him since Saturday. The in 12 of the 19 counts before the contents were not disclosed, but "I HAVE RECEIVED a note jury. He was accused of lying in after a hurried conference with from your foreman saying you financial statements and of attorneys for all sides, the have not made any progress," misusing funds of two Georgia jurors were sent home for the Moye said. "There are some banks in loans to friends and night. jurors who have said they just relatives. Their three previous mes won't change their decision." Lance returned to his north Atlanta home to await the verdict, but he has hurried to court each time Moye called the 'Freedom Flotilla jury in for new instructions. continues By DAN SEWELL for Key West," said Coast Associated Press Writer Guard Cmdr. Samuel Dennis at KEY WEST, Fla. - The a news briefing. The first boat to arrive since a ragtag fleet of the "Freedom Flotilla" found smooth seas weekend storm tied up at Key Tuesday and immigration of¬ West shortly after noon Tues¬ ficials braced for new waves of day with 58 refugees aboard. By refugees reaching the Florida late afternoon, eight boats shores with at least 1,250 boats carrying more than 200 re¬ loading in Cuba. fugees had arrived. "We are preparing for what Meanwhile, Gov. Bob we expect to be a flood ... of Graham visited Key West refugee-laden vessels headed continued on page 14) 24-Hour Progrom Line 3550313 Michigan State News, Eost Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 30, 1980 1] IT ONLY TAKES MINUTES TO PLACE YOUR STATE NEWS Hilar IN1 IBP 49 347 STUDENT SERVICES BUILDING CALL 355-8255 Classified Advertising Automotive ] @ 1 Employment [ [jTl | Employment | jjJ] [ Employment 1 [JT] PHONE 355-8255 Information 347 Student Services Bldg. CHEVY NOVA hatch 1977 [ Employment | ||X] i Apartments TWO 1978 Dodge 15 pas¬ PART-TIME and summer em¬ stick, 6,24mpg, $2400,33,000 SAILBOAT CRUISING in¬ COOKS AND senger maxi-vans. Power ployment with Michigan's dishwasher, HALFWAY HOUSE techni Regular Rates miles. After 6, 339-2587. steering, power brakes, auto. largest, multi-manufacturer structors needed for several openings, full time cian. 2nd and 3rd shifts in a NEEDED 1 or 2 females to 3-5-2 (4) Northern Michigan preferred. Apply Thursday, sublet River Glenn spring and V-8. Tinted glass, auxiliary camp. distributor. Automobile re¬ 332-3991.8-5-6 (3) Halfway House for recover summer. Heater. Heavy duty. Electric May 1, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. at $115'month, 332- 1 day - 95' per line CHEVY SPORTS Van. 1975. quired. 339 9500. ing alcoholics Must have 4631.8-4-30(4) and cooling best offer. Right Moons. 231 MAC. 2-5-1 (5) 3 days - 85' per line Good condition, carpeted, C-18-4-30 (5) NOW ACCEPTING practical knowledge/exper¬ to reject any and all offers. applica¬ ience or education in alcoho tions for breakfast SUNTAD 6 days - 80' per line cruise control, good gas mile¬ cook, LAWN CLEAN up and plant¬ Call 374 8000 Ext. 138. lism field. Certification of luncheon cook, 8 days • 70' per line age. 393-3344 after 4p.m. X-8-5-5 (8) GRADUATING ENGINEERS bartenders, ing. Immediate openings till Lansing CETA 3-5-2 (4) We waitresses, janitorial and June 15th. Full or part-time. eligibility are specialists in Engi¬ dishwasher. Please apply in mandatory. Apply at Man¬ VW BUG '73. 33 Call 489-2900. 8-5-8 141 CHEVY MALIBU 1977. AM- FM. No rust. Very good MPG, miles. $1800. 351-3143. new paint, radials, clutch, 63,000 neering Recruitment, Entry level represent to management. firms We located person at Grand APPLES, 2359 W. River Okemos, RN-LPN power Office. 501 N. Butler, Lansing (NCA/LRAI E.O.E. 5-5-6 (131 StiujUw, Master Charge 8 Visa Welcome condition. $2700. 663-8680. 6-5-6 (3) between 3 and 5p.m. throughout the U.S. Our ser¬ Immediate part-time opening 8-5-7 13) 5-5-1 vice is free. Call send _(9I_ as charge nurse at skilled DENTAL HYGIENIST posi¬ Special Rates or _ _ VW BEETLE '73. Good trans¬ nursing facility, 3-11 p.m. and resume to Shermtech OBJECTIVIST-FULL tion open part-time. East BEST BARGAIN IN TOWN1 CHEVY 1977 Malibu Classic, portation. $900 firm. 332-7491 time 11 p.m.-7 a.m. shifts. Excel¬ 345 Ads-3 lines-M.00-5 days. 80" per line over America, Suite D, permanent Lansing/Haslett area. 339- 1 and 2 bedroom Mobile air, snow tires. $2000. 349- after 6. 3-5-8 (3) 166471 position in ship¬ lent 3 lines. No adjustment in rate when cancel¬ 2022. 8-5-5 (3) Airport Rd., LANSING, Ml. ping department of local working conditions, 9656. 20-5-14 I4I homes. From $155/month. 'A 48906(517-323-1002) publisher for person with competitive wages. Call Ms. led. Price of item(s) for sale must be stated Gresco at 332-5061 or apply mile from campus. 337-1056. COMET 1972. Excellent con¬ rational YOUR TIME IS YOUR OWN epistemology and C-18-4-30 14) in ad. Maximum sale price of s200. Private party ads only. dition. $900 or best offer. I Auto Service ~| [~7] THE U.S. Air Force is looking capitalist ethics. Starting in person, Provincial House, Whitehills, EOE. 5-5-5 (10) Sell Avon part-time. Earn 332-0503 after 1 p.m. for qualified young men and salary $4. Fee paid. Call Mary good money and set your FEMALE NEEDED, sublease Peanuts Personal ads 3 lines • s2.25 - per in¬ 5-5-5 (3) at Professional Personnel own hours. Ask about low BRAKES PARTS including women with an interest in summer, 2 baths, pool, $103. DELIVERY HELP wanted. cost group insurance cover sertion. 75' per line over 3 lines, (pre-pay- pads, shoes, and hydraulic flying as pilots Leasing Inc. 694-4090 349-6929 5-5-6 (3) or navigators, Must have own car. Apply at age. For more details call ment) DATSUN B210. 1977. AM- parts for your foreign car, in starting at about $14,000 8-5-6(10) . LITTLE CAESARS today af 482-6893 C-22-4-30 (7) FM stereo cassette. Regular stock, at reasonable prices. annually and climbing to PUBLIC INTEREST attorney Rummage/Garage Sole ads 4 lines - s2.50. ter 4 p.m. 5-5-5 (41 gas. $3195. 337-1171. CHEQUERED FLAG FOR¬ $23,000 after 4 years. If Beginning 4-7-80 seeks roommate for 2 story, 63' per line over 4 lines-per insertion. SUMMER, MURRAY Hotel, 8-5-1 I3I EIGN CAR PARTS, 2605 E. you're between the ages of Win A Free 2 7z bedroom house in Potter 'Round Town ads 4 lines-s2.50-per insertion. FULL OR part-time. Medical Kalamazoo Street. One mile 21 and 27, have a Bachelors Mackinac Island, Michigan Park area. (Pennsylvania b or science background pre¬ 63' per line over 4 lines. DODGE DART-1970, good west of campus. 485-5055. degree or will be getting one Poco Poster: needs cooks, maintenance, Mt. Hope). Fireplace, ferred. Apply American Plas¬ yard, Lost & Found ads/Transportation ads- 3 lines- engine, fair body, $350. Call C-22-4-30 (8) soon, Check the Class pianists, bartenders, and per¬ garden, carpeted, oak floor you may be — 882-4557. 8-5-7 (31 eligible! ma Management, 2827 E. sonnel for rotation between Find out more by calling Dick fieds for your student bedrooms. Breakfast nook. '1,50-per insertion. 50' per line over 3 lines. JUNK CARS wanted. Also Grand River, East Lansing. food preparation, waitres- Mitlyng at 351-0640 351-2620. 8-5-8 (6) Furnished Near bus line. S/F Popcorn—(Sorority-Fraternity) 50 per line. 1976 number. FIAT X119, 36,000 selling used parts. Phone 10-5-2 (15) sing, and housekeeping. Full Your share $200 per month. miles, mid-engine, targa top, 321-3651. C-22-4-30 (31 If you find it time housekeeping available. bring — No tobacco. Must be neat. Deadlines DAIRYMAN 9 miles north of Send complete resume, work one owner, $2900. 351-1724. I.D. card to rm. 347 Call Alan 487-3210, 372-7111. Want Ads-2 p.m.-l ation. class day before public¬ 4-5-5 I3I GOOD USED tires, 13, 14, 15 inch. Snow tires tool Mount¬ TEACHERS Student Services with- IP 1 week and get campus needs part-time help, has house for married couple. experience, recent photo, so¬ cial security number and first 3-5-2 (101 1977 FIREBIRD, automatic, ed free. Used wheel and hub All K-8 grades. Low in¬ 641_-6460._3-5-ll4l and last day available to work EAST SIDE Leslie Street- 1 Cancellation Change-1 p.m.-l class 350. 32,000 miles. Excellent a free day be¬ caps. PENNELL SALES, 1825 come Cafholic schools poster! COOK. EXPERIENCED, per¬ to 3312 Green Rd., Ann bedroom efficiency, respon¬ fore publication. $3,700. 332-4913. 8-5-2 (31 Michigan, Lansing, Michigan Arbor, Michigan 48105 Con- in Texas Small Storting 4-7-80! manent, full-time only. Excel¬ sible person $150 including Classified Display deadline-3 p.m.-2 class 48912. 482-5818. lent wages and fringe bene¬ tinously hiring through Sep¬ utilities. 669-5513. GREMLIN 1970, good trans¬ C-22-4-30 16) monthly stipend, fur¬ fits. Opportunity for advance¬ tember. Z-3-5-1 (161 days before publication. portation $300 or best offer. nished housing and OR-3-5-2 (4) Once ad is ordered it cannot be cancelled CONGRATULATIONS ment. Call Mr. Vlahakis, 372- or 332-7855. 8-5-9 (3) MASON BODY SHOP, 812 E. basic needs provided. If your student 4300. Jim's Tiffany Plane. ARBY'S AT East Grand River number Is JUST ONE left! Own room! changed until after 1 st insertion. Kalamazoo since 1940. Auto 816022, you have won a free 8-5-7 171 is hiring for days and late Male immediately summer/ There is c M.00 charge for 1 ad KARMANN GHIA-1974 new Begin August 3. Write change plus painting-collision service. Volunteers for Educa¬ POCO poster. Bring I.D. to night shifts. Full and part- fall option. John 337-2637 Michelins, Alloys, Konis, American, Foreign 347 Student Services within 1 MSU STUDENTS time. Arby's at West Grand 50' per additional cars. 485- needed 5-5-6 131 change for maximum brakes, recent tune-up. 0256. C-22-4-30 (51 tional and Social Ser¬ week. 1-4-30 (6) for part-time food River is hiring for days of 3 changes. service only. $2400. 663-5396. 8-5-7 (4) vices, Box N, 3001 So. positions at Kellogg Center. Apply in person after 2 p.m. EAST LANSING- Attractive The State News will only be responsible for MUSTANG MUFFLER MAN Congress, Austin, TX, RECORD BUYER and sales¬ Need applicants for both Monday thru Friday. one bedroom, furnished, the 1st days incorrect insertion. 1974. 50,000 Adjust¬ miles, automatic. $1300. 355- Mufflers, shocks, coil spring 78704. person needed, experience spring and summer. Hours 5-5-5 (9) close to campus, 4 month ment claims must be made within 10 30% discounts to students. desirable, new store, East flexible. Apply between 8 and lease 484-7646. 3-5-2 (4) days 5910. 6-5-1 (3) Lifetime guarantee. 5103 S. 5 in 116 Kellogg Center. of expiration date. RN's-GN's-SNT's Lansing location. Call 351- Logan at Jolly. 394-5060. 5380. OR-1-4-30 (5) X-8-5-5 (8) For Rent Bills are due 7 days from ad OLDS '73- Loaded, 59,000 CEDAR VIEW APARTMFMTS expiration date. OR-18-4-30 (5) If not paid by due date, a M.00 miles, $695. 349-2710 after 5. LANSING GENERAL HOS¬ 1390 E. Grand River late PITAL has full and part-time HELP WANTED- Players SUMMER JOBS. Available FALL HOUSING 8-5-9 131 DON'T service chorge will be due. Club, full and part-time posi¬ now, full and part-time posi¬ - RIVERSIDE APARTMENTS positions available for regis¬ GET CAUGHT OLDS 88 1972, good trans¬ ! Motorcycles j[dirs| tered and graduate nurses tions, openings for bar¬ tions open. Good pay. Call COLD! GREAT LAKES 394- IN THE 1310 E. Grand River tenders, waitresses, floormen now 394-3450. portation $300 or best offer. and student nurse tech¬ Employment 2680. C-22-4-30 (4) NORWOOD APARTMENTS 355-9883. 3-5-2 (3) and cooks, apply at Express. 8-5-6 (5) 1330 E.Grand Rivar HONDA CL-350, '73, good nicians. A 4 day, 10 hour per America's Cup. 220 MAC. condition, 50 mpg, $350 or day work week option allow¬ Automotive ]I Automotive ]f^ OLDS 88,1977, four door one best offer. 355-3594. 2-4-30 (31 ing 3 day week-end is avail¬ able on the midnight shift. 8-5-9 (7) PART-TIME store attendant, neat cashier/book appear¬ Apartments l&l A few openings For Fall owner, AM-FM, air, power, COOK PART-time kinder- ance a must, good pay and ATTENTION WE buy late We offer: Primary b Team Now CAMARO 1974, 6 cylinder, cruise, 351-1003. 5-5-1 (3) care, 4133 Okemos Road working conditions, excellent 124 CEDAR, East Lansing 2 Leasing model imported and domes¬ automatic, good condition, nursing, complete orientation For Summer Okemos. 9a.m.-1p.m. job for student, apply in tic compact cars. Contact Bill Burcham, WILLIAMS 'VW, 66,000 miles, new tires Ef battery. $1600 or best offer. OPEL GT 1973, $1900 AM- FM cassette, 30 miles per | Employment | [~jX| program, continuing educa¬ tion support system, excel¬ 5-5-1 (3) person only. Cinema X Adult man, 1 bedroom furnished apartment. Year lease only. En)0)r Our Dew Entertainment Center 1000 Heat b hot water 484; 1341 _C-22^30 <5)_ lent wage and benefit included, _ 337-2925 or 351-4205. gallon, sharp, 353-7109. CLERK WANTED - Adult pack¬ SECRETARY POSITIONS W. Jolly, Lansing. $250/month. Leases starting Swimming Pool 3-5-1 (8) 5-5-5 (3) Bookstore. age, For more information (21- May, June, July. We OR 8-4-30 (9) Residents BUICK APOLLO 1973 Excel¬ VELVET FIN¬ June 15 or September can now enjoy the contact Personnel Office De¬ need persons with 1. lent running condition. Easy GERS, 527 E. Michigan, 489- sharp 882-2316 after 5 p.m. luxury of their own swim TRIUMPH TR7, 1977. Air, 2278. C-22-4-30 (4) partment, LANSING GEN¬ telephone personality, excel¬ ESCORTS WANTED- $6/ ng pool. on gas, low mileage, some CAMARO 1978, Z-28, auto¬ OR-22-4-30 I8I Our new pool ERAL HOSPITAL, 2800 De¬ hour, rust. $800 or best offer. Call matic, air, tilt, AM-FM, 5-speed, stereo cassette, lent math aptitude and no experience neces¬ II be cas¬ 882-6822 excellent condition, $4500 or vonshire, Lansing, Ml 48909 secretarial skills. sary, we will train. 489-2278. or 485-1624. sette. Call 323 7564. 8-5-2 (3) EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY Phone 377-8335. EOE. Salary open. your 8-5-7 Ifil best offer. 339-3475. 4-5-5 (4) for summer. We are Dimondale area. Qualified? Apply in person at VELVET FEMALE NEEDED luxury Rental Office: looking 25-4-30 (24) Call 646-6709. 8-5-6 I9I FINGERS 527 E. for sharp qualified individuals Michigan. apartment summer term own 1390 E. Grand River BUICK REGAL 1979 loaded 79' CAMARO Rally sport TRIUMPH TR6 convertible C-9-4-30 (5) room. 332-1228. 6-5-5 (3) with sales background. Job 351-5647 with extras, rust proofed, excellent condition. 1974, no rust, Many luggage rack, consists of calling on Real PERSONNEL CONSULTANT MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST sharp, must sell, make an options. Low mileage. $5800 $3100 or best offer. 332-2645. Estate brokers in a given area - 6 month project for a small - ASCP or eligible. Acute offer. 646-6853. 8-5-8 (4) 351-1553. 3-4-30 (3) 8-5-5 (4) Burcham Woods Ctopcfungfjam for 60 to 90 days. Generous manufacturer in northern care teaching hospital has commissions. Good exper¬ Michigan. Requires person part-time openings on mid¬ HURRY jusfofew ience. For more information capable of job analysis and nights. Excellent wages. For LIVE ft LITTLE! NOW LEASING call 332-7602. 8-5-9 114) performance June-Dec. 1980. Send re¬ evaluation. more information please con¬ tact Department of Human left for FALL 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED LUXURY APTS. FOR FALL Now RN-MIGRANT clinic coordin¬ sume to Sheldon Associates, Resources, Lansing General taking appli¬ 'privoto balconies 'dish wosher. disposal ator. Lansing area. Full time Inc. 4295 Okemos Rd. Suite Hospital, 2800 Devonshire, cations for Summer 'swimming pool 'shag carpeting summer. Call 627-4065 after 1 #1, Okemos Michigan. Lansing, Ml 48909. 377-8334. 'central air • 'heat included p.m. 10-5-13 (5) 48864. 5-5-5 112) E.O.E. 8-5-5(11) pool • air conditioning • ample *2 Blocks from campus on busline parking • furnished 'Ask about G1MPUS HILL our special 12 • bus service month rates CEDAR • tennis courts near by Now APARTMENTS 745 burcham leasing for Summer 8 Fall Don't be deserted GREENS for information calf: CALL 351-71*6 ...at (he pool (his Summer! Check out now taking applications for fall & summer 351-3118 9:30-4:30pm Located ot Hagadorn just south of Service Road • ONE BEDROOM COLLING WOOD APTS! FURNISHED APARTMENTS Free Bus Service •»hog carpeting 'air 'oir conditioned •private conditioning • AIR CONDITIONING balconies 'dishwasher •2 bedrooms Free Bus Service 'luxury furnishings • SWIMM'NG POOI Just in time for •swimming pool 'dishwashers 'shog carpeting • PRIVATE BALCONIES SPECIAL SUMMER RATES 'unlimited parking • WITHIN WALKING •Swimming Pool special 12 month rates *2 bedroom 'model open doily DISTANCE TO CAMPUS •Furnished 349-3530 MOTHERS DAY! •Dishwashers 781 9:00-6:00 Let NOW LEASING FOR •Central Air daily us send your message SUMMER & FALL •4 person units Free Roommate Service of Love 351-8282 Free Roommate Service apartments 351-8631 with our special (behind Rollerworld Located just off 731 Burcham Drive 351-7212 Next Brody 10-6pm Daily on the river) Grand River, Okemos MOTHERS DAY Offer SOCIAL RESEARCHER Wednesday, May 7, 1980 Opportunity available with Michigan Bell the Detroit will be; area. The successful candidate in MSU BIKE — 4 lines 53.00, 70c per line over 4 lines. Price includes mailing AUCTION copy of ad to — Experienced in social research including hands-on your Mother! work with sampling questionnaire writing and stat¬ — Deadline Wednesday, April 30, 1980 istical testing of surveys, polls, and focus group Saturday May 3 ■ 10:00 a.m. LOST in the 1330 Harrison Rd., East Lansing — Able to conduct own research, analyze and interpret Name: Student No: work of others language and report findings in clear simple (Next to Amtrack Station) ForeignCar Address: Phone: Aware of ond sensitive to social and Service - political trends issues, and concerns 225 BICYCLES 7 Where to be mailed: Able to translate complex Name: actual recommendations research findings into using non-academic lan¬ For information call MSU Maze? Address: guage Salvage at 355 0364 _ City Zip Attractive salary liberal fringe benefits and excellent Bicycles on display 7:30430 weserv.ce: WE CAN HELP! AD the day before the sale. Fri. May 2 growth potential offer Send complete resume with educational background work experience, ond salary Terms: Cash DATSUN VOLKSWAGEN TOYOTA HONDA or Check with I.D. Sale Day ■requirements to: ... „ Allen Kurche . Everything Sold on "As Is'' Basis Michigan Bell Telephone Compony 444 Michigan Ave.. Room M-44 Auctioneers: The Beetle Shop 2 loosing s Oldest independent VW repair shop Return to State News Classified, rm 347 Detroit Michigan 48226 Mel White. 394-3006, Jim Korrey. 349-0750 Student Services An Equal Opportunity Employer 1400 E.CAVANAUGH* 393-1590 ® • Prepayment required. 1 2 With igan State News. East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 30, 1980 The State News fWeddifigcJ-%rM ?• WE RE HERE TO HELP Classified mi 1980 LIEBERMANN'S NEW FACES ELECTROLYSIS Kwast Bakeries CHARLIE WONG'S WANTED SUNTAN For the Bride...an exciting "Baking is our Business" ^ PARTY FACILITIES for to Show, professional modeling train for Live Magazine, Fashion Photo¬ graphy, T.V. No experience Mtfaiftart'l :IRST VISIT FREE * collection of tablewares Party Trays necessary. 351-1805 1 30 A.M. to 11:00P.M. from the world's finest Available SUN «■ 12 NOON 59 7:30 P.M makers. Wedding Cakes Too! visit Frondor 627-4232 PH. 351-5032 CEDAR VILLAGE M 434869 E SAGINAW HWV GRAND LEDGE Rosewood Wedding florist for the most reasonable prices around . . . and the top quality you want. There's no one else like you! Phone 623-6545 for an appointment CUSTOM JEWELRY and Wedding Invitation Special- JEWELRY REPAIR A Classic Design by Regency 14 per 100 Dennis jewelry Imported fabrics from England 8 Italy •Invitations 'Thank You .Votes Complete bridal department 'Champagne Glasses 'Wedding Candles 'Cake knives and Garters by Treasure Master Sewing notions & patterns Wedding Flowers Vogue Butterick Simplicity & McCalls Browse 'Round Gift Shop in Brookfield Plaza your future? 213 Ann St. East Lansing 1393 E. Grand River, Come to flowers by 1135 E. Gd. River 225 MAC open daily 9:30 to 9:00 Sat. 9:30 to 5:30 332 0858 332-5027 EAST LANSING 332-5979 Sue. I have every¬ Phone 332-0361 thing you need from BEFORE LEAVING ON Elegant Simplicity FOR fi BEAUTIFUL aisle corsages runners, to plus lot 676- VOIR HONEYMOON Choose from our carefully selected table¬ wares...from the most elegant to the pleasantly BEGINNING a 5310 more. or 676-/132. SHOE informal. 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SPECIAL MOMENTS LAMHERTS 3208 S.LOGAN 2767 E. GRAND RIVER LANSING E. LANSING Between Lee Wards 8 the Bus 311S. Washington LANSING CINEMA X (Just North of Holmes Rd.) Stop Night Club ADULT ENTERTAINMENT CENTER Ph. 882-5757 Ph. 351-3410 TIOTY PLACE 485-9818 1000 w. Jolly Rd. Lansing Michigan State News. East Lansing. Michigan Wednesdoy April 30, 1980 13 Bridal Everything for two special Guide people with one special dream J Jkssk "fag ^ 14 Michigan State News East Lansing Michigan Wednesday, April 30, 1980 Apartments | Hp] [ Apartments ] |lp] Houses m Houses m Animals VI | Typing Service (low wills suit FURNISHED STUDIO units, SUMMER SUBLET 1-2 man, HEV STUDENTS' GREAT GOLDEN RETRIEVER pup¬ EXPERIENCED IBM LANSING (AP) - It may not against the owner of a cow that typing, $185 month all utilities in¬ air, furnished, near bus line to LAKES RENTALS is now in dissertations be a moo t point, but the state wandered into the road and was pies. AKC champion. 543- (Pica Elite). cluded Immediate occupan¬ campus 351 0013 8-4 30 t3l duple*. Near campus. Will from MSU. Beal entrance. your area, offering houses 1123 or 489 3731, ask for Lyn. FAYANN 489 0358 Court of Appeals says the hit by a beverage truck. cy, 337 1619 OR-22-4-30 (5) and apartments of all sizes take singles. 332-1412. $85, $98 option for fall, $115. E-5-5-5 (3) C-22 4-30 (3) owner of a cow that caused a "The fact that the cow was ROOMMATES 2 FEMALES and prices - Summer and fall X 10-5-2 (41 332 1721 8-5-1 (5) 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT wanted for 2 bedrooms. 3 HORSE FOR SALE Register TYPING- highway accident cannot be astray on the highway and leases available Call now. EXPERIENCED, available spring term. $285 HOUSES 4-bedroom. ed % Arabian mare. Well- sued under Michigan's no-fault therefore allegedly caused the 394 2780. C-5-4-30 (9) thesis, term paper, IBM cor Summer. 1 block from cam¬ auto insurance system. accident does not absolve the month. 351 8135 or 337-2653 For Sale trained. Reasonable. Call 355 recting. Nancy 351 7667 In 2-1 ruling, the court motorists' insurance company OR 22-4-30 13) 2 BEDROOM DUPLEX, aopli pus 35^2626. 8 5 1 (3) 9208. 3 4-30 (4) 8-5 7 (3) a HEV STUDENTS' GREAT upheld the dismissal of a from liability," the appeals ances. available immediately. SUMMER SUBLET New 4 LAKES RENTALS is now in SEWING MACHINES - new TYPING SERVICE. Resumes, $440 + utilities. 372-2213/ Schoolcraft County suit filed court said. bedroom fully furnished EVERGREEN APTS. your area ottering houses and 627 5776, 8 4-30 I4I ranch. 351 8561 8-5-6 (3) Singer machines from $99.50. Guaranteed used machines Mobile Homes term papers, etc. Delivery apartments of all sizes and arrangements. 655 3803, M-F 341 Evergreen from $39.50. All makes re¬ prices - summer and tall LAKE LANSING Road- 3 after 6. Weekends 2-6. Showing: M-W-F 4-6pm LARGE 2 BEDROOM fur MAYFAIR 1970. 12' x 52'. 2 Refugees reach Fla. leases available. Call now paired. EDWARDS DISTRI¬ 10-5-9 (4) Manager Apartment 2G bedroom duple*, 1 'j baths, nished, very nice. $550 avail¬ 394-2780. C-5-4-30 I9I BUTING COMPANY, 1115 N. bedrooms. 3 minutes from Call 351 2426 or 351 8135 dining area, all appliances, able June. 332 3900. Washington. 489-6448. campus. $4200. 351 0732. TYPING IBM Selectric FALLS SUMMER LEASING large basement, nice back¬ OR 8-4-30 I4I C-22-4-30 18) 8-5-5 14) NOW LEASING for yard, on busline to campus, reasonable ratt,. ten minutes I continued from page 10) fishing boat "Roadrunner." from campus, 393-5123. 14 They told of how a Cuban soldier available May 30, $525 a SUMMER SUBLET- 4-bed- NEW-DOLOMITO Flow ski 12X60 Tuesday and criticized the EAST LANSING- A few 1 DETROITER with years experience. 3-4-30 (4) who tried to swim out to their bedroom FALL and SUMMER month plus utilities. Call room furnished duple*. Gun- boots. $200 boots, size 8. extras. Set up in park. Perry Carter administration's decision apartments avail¬ Louise 482-1597. 3-5-2 (9) to seize some ship to join them was caught by able from $225. Heat in¬ son St Rent negotiable. 332- Must sell. Asking $65 or best area. Immediate occupancy. TYPING 14 years experience. refugee boats, CAPITOL VILLA APARMNTS 1252 between 5-10 p.m. offer. 394-2525 after 6. calling it "life threatening." other soldiers and viciously cluded. Pool, laundry facili¬ 651-6786 after 5. 8-5-9 (3) Call 332-3492 after 5:30. 332-5330 BROOKFIELD DRIVE- 2 bed¬ S5-5-2 (5) E-5-5-6 (4) beaten. ties £t easy access to I-69. 1664 E Grand River 0-1-4-30 (3) room, basement, large yard. "I DO NOT believe confisca North Point Apartments, HURON '63. 10'x60' + 4' liv¬ Couple only. $325 + utilities. NEED ROOMMATE for HANDMADE JEWELRY box. Crews of Coast Guard heli¬ 1250 Haslett Rd., Apartment ing room extension. 2 bed¬ PROFESSIONAL EDITING. tion of boats is appropriate," 2 TO 3 Bedrooms across from Available Fall. 669-5513. summer term. Close to cam¬ 5 felt-lined drawers. Walnut copters reported "a large 7, 332-6354. OR-14-4-30 (8) rooms. New: carpet, furni¬ Corrections to rewrites. Graham said. "It encourages Fall and OR-3-5-2 (4) Utilities paid. Call Joe, number" of vessels campus. summer pus. colored. 12" high, 18" wide, ture, dinette. 3 blocks MSU. Typing clandestine activities such as leaving the leasing. 351-8135 351 332-7537. 8-5-7 14) 9" deep, never used. $50 arranges. 332-5991. or MALE TO share house near $4500. 351-2786 after 3. OR-1-4-30 (3) dropping the refugees in the port of Mariel, where the Cuban 3038. OR-X-12-4-30 (5) HASIETTARMS MSU. $96 + 1/3 utilities. 663 1257. E-5-5-6 15) 5-5-6 16) water near shore. I believe this government has allowed exiles to pick up relatives and other 135 372 4366 or 882-7631. FAST ACCURATE typing. Collingwood FEMALE NEEDED June- EP COMP X2. Water ski with MONARCH 1974 14x70. 2 Reasonable rates. Call Mon is life-threatening and we've Cubans who had sought asylum Showing: 2-6pm M-F 7-5-8 <3) June. 3 Blocks from campus. case. Excellent condition. bedroom, extras. Perry, 625- Friday, 489-6903. seen examples of this in the past at the Peruvian Embassy in Call 351-1957 or 351-8135 Call after 5. 351-8466. in reference $200. 353-0453. 5-5-6 (3) 4424. 10-4-30 (3) to the Haitian SUMMER: 2 rooms in 5 OR 1 4-30 (3) Havana. Summer Leasing Only 8-5-2 13) refugee situation." bedroom house. Close. Park- EAST LANSING- 12 person ELECTRONIC PRINTING cal¬ •190 *200 MONTH ONLY 60$a page! 55$a page The governor was referring FEMALE ROOMMATE to ^ Negotiable. 332-3837, house available in June. 5 culators; Ricomatic $85. Cas- IMMIGRATION OFFI share 2-bedroom, 2 bath 5-5-6 (3) bedroom house available in 10 $75. Royal 12" desk Lost & Found over 50 pages. Experienced to an August 1979 incident in CIALS ESTIMATED that more LOOKING FOR fall housing? typist. 651-6424. which smugglers forced a boat apartment. Air conditioning. September. Ste-Mar Realty, typewriter $95. 487-3104. OR-1-4-30 (3) than 3,500 refugees arrived in Call Mid-Michigan. They MAGNOLIA ST. 3 bedrooms. 339-3512. OR 3-4-30 (6) LOST-BLACK and tan female load of Haitian refugees into the $142.50 month. Call 394 0657 E-5-5-6 (4) Florida last week in the boatlift, 12 month lease. Starts tortise shell cat. Still ocean off Palm Beach nursing TYPING IN my home. Close County. A which was temporarily stalled September. Garage, fully SUMMER SUBLET, fall op¬ Haitian mother and her five cialize in the MSU area. Call SUMMER SUBLET, fur- carpeted. $380. 372-7206. tion. Need 3 females, 2 blocks ESTATE JEWELRY o^7S'l523 2 5 ia(6)51 9392 '° CamPUS QU8'ity- children drowned. The two by a Sunday storm that swept today and see if they have C-1-4-30 (4) from Dooleys. Own room. the Straits of Florida with nished, very clean, quiet, smugglers were recently con¬ hurricane-force winds. " -- sunny porch, $185 includes Rent negotiable. 353-3313. victed of manslaughter. FALL. LARGE 4-bedroom home. Excellent location. 12 5-5-2 (4) Personal 1 [/] TYPING TERM papers. Ex¬ On Monday, federal Customs An estimated 300 boats left month lease. SPACIOUS 3 bedroom du¬ perienced, fast service - IBM agents began stopping some FEMALE ROOMMATE need¬ $680/month Key West Call 351-8923. OR-22-4-30 (3) on Tuesday, bound ed to share 2-bedroom luxury plus utilities. After 6p.m. 332- plex. Close to campus. June 349-1515 ships from leaving Key West. for Cuba 90 miles to the south. apartment. Summer. Sauna, pool. $100/month. Call in the furnished. Call 351-1620 1918. 3-5-2 (51 LOWER HALF of house, 15-September 15. month. Call Marty, 351-6270. 3-4-30 15) $300/ NEW AND used guitars, ban¬ SUNTAh UNIGRAPHICS COMPLETE RESUME SER OFFERS At least five captains reported their ships had been seized. All Timothy Tower, of the U.S. jos, mandolins, .■Sfit/I~aq, A.M. 349-4411.8-5-9(5) 8-5-8(31 etc. Dulci¬ VICE: of the boats had returned to Interests Section at the Swiss typesetting; offset 1-bedroom private entrance, mers and kits. Recorders, Florida over the weekend with printing; and bindery services Embassy in Havana, said 1,252 FEMALE ROOMMATE for $150. Negotiable for main¬ thousands of hard to find FEMALE NEEDED to share FIRST VISIT FREE Approved dissertation print¬ large numbers of refugees. small boats were already wait¬ tenance. 349-4714. 8-5-1 (4) summer. Large 2 bedroom, 4-man apartment for fall, Rooms albums and books. Discount ing and binding specialists. Weeping refugees streamed ing to pick up refugees at prices. Expert repairs - free 351-1805 For estimate, stop $123.50/month, pool, dish¬ in at 2843 off the first boat to arrive Mariel. Havana Radio put the CEDAR STREET - 1 block estimates. ELDERLY IN¬ E. Grand River washer, nice, bus route, call or phone 337-2987 5-5-5 (4) from campus, 5 bedroom ROOMS ACROSS from Wil¬ STRUMENTS. 541 E. Grand 332-8414. C-22-4-30 (9) Tuesday, a 39-foot commercial number at 1,737. SUMMER liams Hall on Michigan Ave. River. 332-4331. C-22-4-30 (9) SUBLET, 4 new appliances, washer, dry- people. 2 bedroom. Air, pool, etc. Furnished, summer 351-3038 or 351-9538. Real Estate FEMALE WANTED June 1,2 close. 353-2723. 8-5-9 14> bedroom $142.50 month near only, rent negotiable" 332- OR-22-4-30 (3) SPEAKERS, HEADPHONES I-2 ROOMMATES Needed. „ „ lake, near campus, air condi- tioning, pool, 339-1075. 7173 or 353-1393. 8-5-8 (7) 0WN bedroom Dnnr.~~~ R00M ln Pleasant 2 Lansing house. 3 „ ~ $60and $30; tapedeck $15; LP's, tapes, .50 to $4. Bob 332-1160. E-5-5-5 (3) PERRY AREA- New cedar sided chalet, 3-4 bedrooms, 1 Vi bath, appliances, water TlONS AND RESUME SER- VICE. Corner MAC and Lance trial goes on 4 man $45, month. 1 block to g-5-8 (4) Grand River, 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. miles from cafT,pUS Available — campus. 332-6476 or 337- softener, carpeted. 3 acres. Monday-Friday, 10 a.m.-5 i continued from page 10) "If you fail to agree on a DUPLEX - 1 or 2 females June 8. $150/month plus 9265. 5-5-6 (3) DINING ROOM set 4 chairs, 2 $49,500. 625-4144 Aldrich executives — are Richard Carr, verdict, the case is left open," he SUMMER SUBLET - Fall needed fori year. Own room, utilities. Ask for Bob. 372- leaves, $100, double mattress Associates. S-4-30-6 Thomas Mitchell and Jack said. "There is no reason to option 1 bedroom, furnished, 351-6542. 3-5-1 13) 4880. 3-5-2 (6) 2 MALES, 4 man, 2 bedroom and box spring, $150, stereo, call after 5 pm. 351-4513 Mullins. believe another trial would not June 80-81. May sublet- $200. Call 351-2744 evenings. EXPERT TYPING. Disserta¬ X-5-5-I3I TWO FEMALES needed for CONGRATULATIONS Court officials said they did be costly to both sides." across from Williams Hall, summer sublease. Own room If E-5-5-5 (5) Recreation tions - theses - business - your student number not know how long the judge 355-2886 or 355-7053. EAST LANSING available in nice Lansing house. $85 ._ legal. MSU grad. 337-0205. 810376, you have won a free BOOKS! 3 floors of books C-22-4-30 (3) will wait before declaring a In 3-5-2 (4) now quiet luxury one bed¬ month. 372-6915.8-5-815) POCO poster. Bring I.D. to closing arguments, the magazines and comics! DISC JOCKEY mistrial on those counts the room at Woodside Manor 347 Student Services within 1 ANN BROWN TYPING jurors were told that this trial, 3 FEMALES-for two bed¬ CURIOUS BOOK SHOP 307 #1 SOUND Et DISCOUNT jurors cannot decide. which entered its 16th week security building, dishwasher, 15 MONTH LEASE June 1, 3 week. 1-4-30 (6) East Grand River, East Lan- RECORDS Dissertations Manuscripts room furnished apartment. team up to bring - "You may be as leisurely as laundry. Walking distance to bedroom home'/j mile MSU. sing. 332-0112 C-22-4-30 iki you your favorite tunes for 349-6660. Monday, was the longest ever $70/month, call Deb 351 - MSU. 910 Abbott, 337-0910, 355-1845, 351-6307. 5-5-5 (3) you wish," Moye told the jury conducted in state federal 2 FEMALES needed, 3 bed- your next party. Phone 332- C-22-4-30 (3) or 3518, 3-5-2 (3) 489-2415. 8-5-8 (8) room house, 1/2 mile to RECORDS! THOUSANDS to 2212. Ask for Tom. Tuesday. "You should take all courts in Georgia. Those in¬ LARGE BRICK home, 3 ga- LOW RATES COMPUTER the time necessary." volved in the said the cost 1 ROOM open in a 2-bed¬ campus, summer, fall option, choose from 75$ and up, all 22-4-30 (7) - case room apartment for 1 or 2 CAMPUS VIEW rages, 4- bedrooms, 2 baths, unfurnished. Walk to $75 + 1/3 utilities. 351-1402 after 3. 3-5-2 (5) duality guaranteed. WAZOO RECORDS, 223 Abbott, 337- SPRINGTIME ENTERTAIN¬ TYPING Resumes, Thesis, Term Papers. Call "G" Typ¬ He also reminded the jury of the importance of reaching — to the court, the government females, Summer. Across 324 and the defendants was Michigan Ave. campus. 1035 West Grand 0947. C-22-4-30 (5) MENT. Horseback riding, ing. 321-4771. C-22-4-30 (4) verdicts on all counts. — from MSU. $65-95/month. almost beyond reckoning. showing: 4-6 pm & 7-8 pm M-F River. $600/montfr for sum- MASTER BEDROOM avail- hayrides, sunset rides, moon- 332-4069. 3-5-2 (5) Manager Apartment JS2 $700/month for fall. Will able in luxury duplex. Near BASEBALL FANS, official light rides, and campouts. ACCURATE TYPING. 6 years Call 351 -3038 or 351-9538 be shown Wednesday, 7:30 campus. 332-6212 after 6 or Major League baseball jack- Boarding " " and' 'lessons avail¬ " secretarial experience. IBM FALL & SUMMER LEASING OT-2-4-30 (10) Sorry, full p.m. 332-I 8-5-9 (4) ets, HIGHEST QUALITY, Call able. CRAZY C RIDING Correcting. Dissertations, Marines honored . Jeff 332-5232 or 882-6633. STABLE. 676-3710. thesis, term papers, editing. for FALL SUMMER SUBLET - 2 bed¬ 8-5-7 (4) OR-2-4-30 (7) Call 374-8627. 12-5-2 (41 room close to campus, rent Now taking negotiable. 337-2593. (continued from page 10) "You in the Marine Corps 8-5-5 (3) loomhome, close to campus, Itom Williams Hall starting "BUCK BUiGMM EXTENSION r spoke to reporters after the have something going for you,." applications rent negotiable. Call John or Fall '80. $128/month Call AND CIRCULAR? T-Shirts, SERVICE plays weddings, Wanted for SUMMER 2 FEMALE. STUDIOUS Tim. 351-1054. 3-5-1 (4) anytime 353-1083 or 353- " Sizes, 9 colors. $4 each. parties, 655- 366 or 353-9695. L service. he said. "And for the sake of ,075 3.5.2 (6) the country, you had better not roommates needed for fall 80 EAST LANSING flower pot, LEGAL SECRETARY AMERICANA APART1KNTS for HOLMES FATHER, lose it." at Cedar Village, fully fur¬ 4-5 bedroom, family room, IF YOU AIN'T GOT downtown firm. Legal exper¬ 332-5322 FEMALE OWN room in IT, GEORGE, was forced to stop 1128 Victor Street nished $120/month. Call 353- 3440 anytime. 5-4-30 (5i large yard, $56,500. Call 351 - 7662. 4-5-2 (4) house with others. Near cam¬ GET IT! RummageSale |%" ience necessary. Free parking Salary commensurate with briefly when he was overcome Diane Johnson, Johnson's widow, also was present but pus, $125. 349-3512. by emotion as he attempted to EDEN ROC ability. Call 371-3500. declined to speak after the FEMALE TO share 2 bed¬ 8-5-8 (4) FAMILES OF St. David's talk to the Marines after the SUMMER LARGE room/ 8-5-9 (5) room apartment - Episcopal Church- Sale. ceremony. No one was present immediately. service. $138. Okemos, on bus run. duplex, furnished, 214 Stod¬ 1 PERSON TO share large Thursday thru Saturday, May from the Harvey family. dard. 337-0357. 6-5-6 (3) house. 5 miles from MSU. BUYING COINS. New shop. Holmes, with his two teen¬ 349-3127 after 4. 8-4-30 (4) 1-3.9a.m.-5p.m. 4207 Barton, 500 N. Homer, Lansing, Omni age sons standing nearby, des¬ The service concluded with Huge yard. Lots of wood- (Marmoor Subdivision). SUMMER APARTMENT OWN ROOM in duplex for A UNIQUE EXPERIENCE! cribed his dead son as the playing of taps and the NEEDED 3 people to share work, fireplace, cable TV and 3-5-2 (5) Building by Frandor. 332- someone sublet 1 block from campus 0672. 8-5-9 (3) who loved the Marine 4-man apartment for sum¬ summer. Clean, near campus, radio, washer dryer, utilities Corps. folding of an American flag. on M.A.C., furnished, rent mer. $85 per month. 332 Good housemates, $90/ included for $200/month. YARD SALE- Furniture, toys negotiable. 351-6308 even¬ 8791 month. Jeff 337-1262. 485-2388 Ask for Ray. VISITING FACULTY seeks ings or 332-0379 evenings. 8-4-30j3l _ 4-5-2 (4) etc. Saturday, May 5, all day. 3-4 bedroom semi or unfur¬ It'sW/hat's 8-5-8 (8) 166 Orchard, East Lansing. 4-5-1 (5) SUMMER SUBLET- 2 bed¬ nished house near MSU. 351-8462. 3-5-2 (4) room modern, furnished, air, SUMMER SUBLET-2 bed- NEEDED EASYGOING non- August 1980-June 1981. Call GREAT SUMMER place* close to campus. Call 332- house near Frandor. 353-0905 after 6 p.m. 5-5-2(5) room smoker for own room in nice Nicely furnished apartment at 8327. 3-4-30 (3) Across from golf course and 22" BLUE Schwinn Sierra unfurnished price, $70/4, air. pool, balcony, close to cam¬ UNIVERSITY VILLA park. Close to campus. Pets O.K. Reasonable. Call 337- house, close to campus, $140/month plus utilities. Grad preferred. Roger 332- boy's 10 speed, mint tion. $110. 332-1770. condi¬ Service | f^| WANTED - BARMAID for bachelor party. $10/hour. Call Happening pus, Call 332-4222 3-4-30(7) 2944. 5-5-2 (6) 5352 evenings. 8-5-1 17) E-5-5-1 (3) GUITAR REPAIRS. Prompt 321-2201. 3-5-1 (3) 635 Abboff guaranteed service. Free esti¬ Announcements for It's What's MSU Counseling Center pre¬ IMMEDIATE RENTAL. 2 Showing: 3-7pm M-F NON-SMOKING TV-BRAND new 12" black BEDROOM LOFT to buy now ROOM¬ SLEEPING ROOMS, down¬ mates and reasonable rates. Happening must be received in the sents the Making It In Marriage bedroom apartment. 1 or 2 Monager. Apartment »3I I MATE to share furnished, 2 and white Sony $99. Call 371- at end of term. Call town Lansing, furnished 485- Member American Guild of or State News office, 343 Student people. 5 minute walk to Call 337-2653 5517. E-5-5-1 (3) workshop "Commitment: The or 351-8135 bedroom house. $100/month. 2747 or 485-2774. 5-5-2 (3) Luthiers. MARSHALL MU¬ 332-6668 anytime after 4 p.m. Services Bldg., by noon at least MSU. 332-1927 or 337-2971. FALL AND SUMMER LEASING On busline. 485-7355. 3-5-1 (4) Agony and the Ecstasy" from 3 to SIC CO. 337-9700. , two days before publication. No 5-5-1 151 MARSHALL MUSIC CO. 5 p.m. Thursday, 207 Student 3-4-30 (4) C-22-4-30 (6) announcements will be accepted SUMMER SUBLET, 4 Your headquarters for pro- MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST, Services Bldg. Pre-registration is man. by phone. ... SUMMER - ONE female, Spacious, next to campus LARGE HOUSE- Very close month Mike 332-7977, aft'e?4 keyboards, guitars and a amps. EXPERT GUITAR repairs. blood and donor processing required. across from Williams Hall! R®n'ne9°"ab'e 351 7032 to campus. Ideal for organ¬ Call 337-9700 or stop in. Acoustic and electric. Most and component preparation. Campus Action meets for Bible ized groups. License for extensive B.S. in Medical Technology study, prayer and Christian fellow¬ MSU Cambodian Relief Com¬ Frandor Mall, 3 blocks from shop in the state. nineteen people. References. SINGLE ROOM, fine loca¬ ELDERLY INSTRUMENTS. preferred, full time day posi¬ ship at 8:30 tonight, 336 Union. mittee holds a meeting at 3:30 west campus. Free parking. tion in Muskegon. Apply SUMMER SUBLET, furnish 332-3773. 8 5-6 (5) tion. Clean and quiet. Refer 332-4331. C-22-4-30 (5) p.m. today, 150 Student Services ed. 2-3 man, C-22-4-30 (7) American Red Cross, 1800 SUBLET ROOMY 2-bed¬ pool, campus ences please 482-8304. Bldg. Open to the public. close. $210/month. 332 3414 LOOKING FOR fall housing? East Grand River, Lansing. MSU Promenaders offer square room, $210 furnished. Air 3-4-30 (31 PROFESSIONAL LAWN care Close. Gary 351-1536. 3-5-2 I3i Call Nfid Michigan. They GUILD ACOUSTIC guitar No job to big or small, call 8-5-5- (9) dancing at 7 tonight, 332 Union. have over 400 properties to model D-25, 8 months old. Volunteer positions open in 3-5-1 (3) GORGEOUS 2 Bedroom E. Jeff Wells at 351-1249 No partners necessary. Open to choose from, and they spe¬ $240. Dave 351 8841. 5-5-2(3) 8-5-1 (3) BOOKS FOR Gypsy Scholar physical therapy at Ingham River's & Water's Lansing home. Housemate the public. NEED ROOMMATE for sun, cialize in the MSU area. Call needed now. 351-5975, p.m. Book sale, donations taken Medical Center. Contact 26 'oday and see if they have STEREO Room 223, Morrill Hall. Student Services Bldg. mer. $135 month, utilities included. Close to campus. Edge Apartments what you're looking for. 337- S-5-5-1 (3) $150, - box $200, spring mattress $150, - X-10-5-7 (3) University Reformed Instructions Church Now leasing for 8023 C 5-4-30 (8) ROOM 508 Grove St. Quiet 3 coffee table 355-2557. 8-5-8 (4) $25, dresser - meets at 7:30 tonight, 4930 S. Lansing area boys and girls blocks from campus, $23 per TO DO Spring cleaning, call summer only $25, lamps - $25. 351 2744 Hagadorn Road. Open to the need the guidance and friendship NICE 2 bedroom-appliances, for more information 655- SUBLET. Efficiency, 1 per week, no smokers, available after 5 p.m. LESSONS IN Guitar, banjo of adults. Attend the Big Brothers/ ON THE RIVER 4472. 8-4-30 (3) public. son, summer. Rent nego¬ damage deposit, 5 minutes May 1 332-1763, after 4:30 E 5-4-30 (4) and more, at the ELDERLY AIR CONDITIONED from campus, $300. 485- 8-5-1 (4) Big Sisters orientation at 7 to¬ tiable. 351-5121. 3-4-30 (3) INSTRUMENT SCHOOL. 2408 or 371-4400. 8-5-2 (4) Why not turn some un- night, lunchroom, 300 N. Wash AIR CONDITIONER 5000 C 18-4-30 (3) SUMMER SUBLET- Effi¬ Sorry, Full For Fall OWN ROOM now through BTU Philco Excellent condi- - needed items into cash? Lesbian/Gay Council holds a business ington Ave., Lansing. ciency, 1 block from campus Place a classified ad today for meeting at 8 tonight, 4 261 River St. DUPLEXES. 3 to 4 persons. summer nice house quiet. TENNIS TENNIS TENNIS 351-4985. 3-4-30 (3) quick response. Student Services Bldg. Open to An Afternoon With Shake¬ (next to Cedar Semi furnished, summer or $110. Laundry Neal 372 9085 Ex U.C.L.A. player. Reason¬ Village 7-5-2 (3) the public. speare, scenes performed live by fall. Call 669-9939 20 5-1513) able, patient. 351-7701. EFFICIENTY APARTMENT 332-4432 SCHWINN MEN'S Contin 3-5-2 (4) the Arts Encounter Theatre for fall, close to campus 351-8135, 351-9538 HOUSES 2 7 bedroom. 12 2 BEDROOM FOR students ental, $100 or best offer, Round Townim ASMSU Programming Board Budget Committee meets at 4 Troupe, is at 3 p.m. today, Honors SUMMER SUBLEAE month lease starting fall. No for lease- Summer term. 332 8979. E5-5-2 (3) College Lounge, Eustace Hall. OR 5-5 2 (3) pets. 2 blocks to 5 miles from $300/month. p.m. and the ASMSU Program¬ Security de - — campus. Nice houses. Call posit. Call collect evenings SMITH CORONA, electric city's best buys. Won't you ,n thls newspaper, the calls ming Board holds a meeting at 5 Fisheries and Wildlife Club EAST LANSING 3 bedroom 332 3700 9.00a.m. to noon or will start coming in fast! You (313) 437 1317. 8 4-30 (6) typewriter. 3 months old. do the same? p.m. today, 340 Union. Open to meets at 7 tonight, 223 Natural duplex, carpet and appli¬ 2 5p.m. Monday-Friday or $150 Call 349 4977 5 5-2(3) may find it hard to keep track the public. Resources Bldg. Open to the ances, no laundry facilities. see list on door of room 6 at PRIVATE GUITAR instruc of interested parties. SUBLET NICE 2 Available in June. 332-0743. 201 tion. Beginners through ad public. , Grand River (Above 8 5 7 (5) Hosier's) Z 9-4 30 (10) SHARP ELECTRIC printing vanced. Call MARSHALL Opportunity for juniors and bedroom house. Close, on ca|cu|ator mode| EL 1166, seniors to earn academic credit MSU Circle K Service/Leader¬ 1 Et 2 BEDROOM apart MUSIC CO. 337 9700. Open S.F.Popcorn |||j| interning with the State Arthritis ship Club meets at 6 tonight, 3 BEDROOM weeknights until 9:00 p.m. ments for summer Et fall 1 HOUSE, $250/ Foundation. Contact David Saturdays 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunpofch, Union. Open to the block to campus. Clean, qui¬ month, 6 miles from campus. JOYCE LINTON has been NEED QUIET WOMEN NEEDED, 5 bed- C-22-4-30 (6) Persell, College of Urban Develop¬ public. Call 641 6603 after 6 p.m. ... et, air conditioned, reason selected as field consultant share 2 I 5-5 2 131 room, 2 bath duplex. Own ment. able. 349 3413 evenings B0AT: 14 t, wood ^ for Zeta Tau Alpha. Con- room apartment with same mounted Countless home buyers will Block and Bridle Club meets at 8-3-5 (5) isjz. a" JU ( J) steering, 35 HP gratulations Joyce! With love Close. Bus. $115 month u SUMMER Evinrude, trailer, extras, $850 Horticulture Club meets at 7 7:30 tonight, 103 Anthony Hall. SUBLET, own eludes utilities June with fa tonight, 205 Horticulture Bldg. NEED 1 Girl. Collingwood, room in furnished duplex, If you must sell your pet, call or best offer, 625 3283. it no Topic: livestock contest workout start fall, $98/month. Call option 353-8886. 351 2149 queen sized bed, Snyder us with a classified ad. 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