VOLUME 74 NUMBER 80 tate MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY, EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48824 News FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1980 USPS 520 260 Senate approves Dorm damage sparks dispute By KY OWEN discuss the situation. hoping floor members will per¬ State News Staff Writer Residents said they do not feel suade that person to admit it. Residents of McDonel Hall's they should have to pay for the sharing "We're trying to let you guys revenue fourth floor northwest threatening to take the University to court if they are forced to pay are damage because they say they are not responsible and do not know who is. handle it yourselves," Walsh said. Floor members, however, main¬ tain that no one on the floor is for the damage done to their floor The residence hails contract, responsible. last weekend. however, stipulates that all stu¬ By ROBERT HARRY By rd called on the Senate to expedite its budget debate, "Most everybody has an alibi," Associated Press Writer The damage, which is estimated dents on the floor are responsible one resident said. noting that 1980 money bills to fund food stamps, black at more than $300, included two "They're trying WASHINGTON The Senate, in the first break with for damages, Findlay said. to pin it on us." — lung benefits, refugee aid and other federal programs walls on the floor being knocked Residents said they believe the its Budget Committee's 1981 balanced Findlay told the group Thursday budget plan, cannot be passed until Congress adopts the budget out and the wallpaper agreed Thursday to restore $700 million to keep alive the being torn contract is illegal, but Walsh told that if it does not find out who did package. off another. them to leave that state portion of revenue sharing. question up to the damage by May 16, one week Graduate advisor Michael the courts. By voice vote, the Senate approved the partial IN ADDITION TO setting 1981 spending targets, the from today, it may be charged for restoration of the $1.7 billion state Walsh, hall director Laura Findlay Management and advisory per the damage or reassigned to a new revenue sharing budget package would raise the 1980 spending ceiling and hall manager Ron Smith met program by diverting $700 million in so-called "categori¬ sonnel said they believe someone residence hall for next year. which was breached in March and is preventing approval cal" grant money that normally must be used for with floor members Thursday to on the floor is federally of new federal spending. responsible, and are Some residents went so far as to mandated purposes. The The amendment, sponsored Agriculture Department has warned that unless say that they would like to have by freshmen Sens. Nancy Congress approves additional money for food stamps, the management call in 'the Kassebaum, R-Kan., and Bill Bradley, D-N.J., puts the those benefits will be cut off to the program's 21 million Senate in disagreement with the House which backed Department of Public Safety to recipients on June 1. investigate. total elimination of the state revenue sharing program. Except for the one amendment, the Senate held to the Walsh said, however, residents By cutting from "categorical" grant programs, the balanced-budget course set by its Budget Committee could face more serious conse¬ change avoids unbalancing the Senate Budget Commit¬ despite conservative claims that a worsening recession quences if the DPS is called in. tee's proposed $612.9 billion balanced budget for fiscal means deeper spending cuts are needed to eliminate the Findlay added that if the matter 1981, which starts Oct. 1. deficit. goes beyond the residence hall By a 53-39 margin, the Senate tabled, effectively level, any action taken would go on IT ALSO EXCLUDED from reduction categorical killing, a plan by Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, to cut a student's permanent records. grants to individuals, such as food stamps and Medicaid, spending in the proposed $612.9 billion 1981 budget by an "If this is handled in the judicial and grants for education, mass transit, job programs, additional $7.3 billion to guarantee a business tax cut and system, it goes into personal files," community development, pollution control, highway aid no deficit. she warned. "Employers check and subsidized housing. those files. The amendment would cut other grants "NEW ECONOMIC FORECASTS of a by 10 percent. deepening The floor also However, when asked what grants would be reduced, recession show that this budget is was damaged last neither Bradley's nor Kassebaum's office could already out of balance," year. Because no action was taken specify he said. on that incident, residents say it which grants would be affected. The Budget Committee's recommended The vote came as the Senate pressed to complete work budget calls for set a precedent. using $10 billion from President Carter's 10-cent-a-gallon on its defense-oriented 1981 spending plan and join the import fee on gasoline for a tax cut to encourage business House in approving the first balanced federal investment and roll back scheduled Social budget in 12 Security tax years. increases. Senate Majority Leader Robert C.Byrd, D-W.Va., said But Hatch claimed the $10 billion would be needed as a he had hoped the Senate would finish its version of the cushion to keep the budget in balance when the economy budget Thursday night so work could begin to reconcile it falls into a sharper decline than congressional economists with the House package. However, a earlier long list of predicted. amendments still to be considered made achieving Byrd's On Wednesday, the House approved a $611.8 billion goal doubtful. balanced budget that calls for less severe cuts. ROTATED BETWEEN CITIES Iran moves hostages By Wire Services an unidentified source. She did not This was seen by observers as a move The Iranian militants holding the name the hostage. that could strengthen his moderate American hostages intend to rotate Writing in the May 10 issue of the position toward the American hos¬ them among a number of cities, New Republic magazine, Fallaci tages, in captivity 187 days Thursday. sending those with the most suspi¬ quoted the source as saying the cious backgrounds to the least plea¬ hostage who attempted suicide was THE REVOLUTIONARY COUN sant locations, a Tehran newspaper one of a group which had been held in CIL has acted as an interim said Thursday. the basement of the U.S. assembly Embassy in and executive until the new Parlia¬ The conservative newspaper Tehran. She said those in the base¬ ment is set up, perhaps in June. Donya Iran said the militants, who ment were "considered unmistakably Iranian officials have said that earlier this week reported dealing keeping spies, and some of them are or have with the hostage crisis will be one of the 53 hostages in Tehran and 12 been recently tied up because they the first items of business for Parlia¬ other cities, planned to rotate them so attacked the students." ment. Final parliamentary that "American intelligence will be President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr, voting will take place today. confused." who has sought to take responsibility One of the American Bani-Sadr was asked by an Iranian hostages has of the hostages away from the tried to commit suicide three times militants and turn them over to the reporter what Iran planned to do and may be dead, Italian journalist before May 17 to meet European ruling Revolutionary Council, said he Oriana Fallaci has reported quoting demands for "decisive progress" plans to name a prime minister soon. toward release of the hostages or face economic sanctions. Bani-Sadr reportedly told the re¬ porter: "A lot of things can happen" before then, but did not elaborate. Former 4U' student Tehran Radio reported the execu¬ tion by a firing three persons, squad Thursday of State News Photos Tony Dugal including a woman Sophomore Steve Felice displays a knocked-out section of wall on 4 Northwest McDonel Hall. cabinet minister who served under Felice is one of many floor members who are upset about the prospect of having to pay for the in Libyan mission the ousted shah. One was Esfand Farrokhru-Parsa, damage, which was caused by unknown vandals. Lvnette Findley (top), resident director of McDonel Hall, presides over a floor meeting Thursday afternoon, presenting options to the former minister of education and members as to how they might resolve the situation. By THE STATE NEWS (continued on page 18) Richard Shadyac, attorney for and W IRE SERVICES the Libyans, said if the four were WASHINGTON - The United simply taken into custody and put States threatened Thursday to on the next plane, the government close the Libyan mission, effective¬ ly breaking diplomatic relations, unless four Libyans "would be battery." guilty of assault and Council asks Palestinian leaders return "immediately" The Libyans, who created an leave the country and the remain¬ UNITED NATIONS (AP) apparent standoff when they re¬ - The The other Western members of the measures and to facilitate the imme¬ Heuvel noted that the resolution did ing Libyans register as diplomats. fused to leave the country by the Security Council adopted a resolution 15 nation council Britain, France, diate return of the Some said — expelled not refer to the action that prompted sources the depart¬ State Department's Tuesday dead¬ Thursday calling on Israel to allow Portugal and Norway — voted for the Palestinian leaders so that they can Saturday's expulsions — the ment would move to close the line, called conference the return of three Palestinian resolution a news along with China, the resume the functions for which they Palestinian rebel killing of six Israelis embassy in 24 hours unless the Wednesday to declare they are not leaders it expelled from the occupied Soviet Union, East Germany, Tunisia, were elected and appointed." in Hebron the night before. Libyans complied. But the depart¬ diplomats and therefore not sub¬ West Bank of the Jordan River last Niger, Zambia, Bangladesh, the It asks U.N. Secretary General "We are dealing here . . . with a ment's written statement the weekend. on ject to expulsion without due Philippines, Mexico and Jamaica. Kurt Waldheim "to report upon the tragic cycle of violence in which one matter did not specify a deadline. The United States abstained and process. They also denied haras¬ The resolution says the council calls implementation of this resolution." violent act begets another," vanden One of the four Libyans is the resolution was approved 14-0. sing anyone. on Israel "to rescind these illegal U.S. Ambassador William vanden Heuvel said. former MSU student Mohammed The Libyans said they intend to "We deeply regret that the resolu¬ Tarek Gammudi, 29, who studied remain indefinitely 4n their em¬ tion does not refer to the criminal justice at MSU for one killing in bassy — which they declared a Hebron of six Israelis and the and one-half years January 1978. He beginning in and three other former "People's Bureau" last fall — and force a "confrontation of prin¬ Sadat asks indefinite postponement wounding of 17 others. We condemn this wanton act of violence at Hebron, ciple." and the Palestinian Liberation students of American universities Organ¬ were declared ization's responsibility for it," he said. "unacceptable" by the State Department last week because they allegedly threatened IF THE "PEOPLE'S BUREAU" is, as the State Department main¬ of Palestinian autonomy debates Earlier Thursday, Arab countries revised the resolution to get it more tains, legally no different than any votes in the council, a Western Libyans living in this country who other embassy, then the four CAIRO, Egypt (AP) — President Anwar Sadat asked Linowitz said in a prepared statement that Sadat diplomat said privately. oppose the rule of Libyan leader Libyans are subject to immediate, for an indefinite postponement Moammar Khadafy. Thursday of the requested time "to reflect on the results of the Herzlia arbitrary expulsion. But that Palestinian autonomy talks with Israel and the United talks" just concluded. The three are Mayor Fahad status also means the United States. Chief Israeli negotiator Yosef Burg told his team Qawasmeh of Hebron. The negotiations in the Tel Aviv suburb produced no Mayor STATE DEPARTMENT OF¬ States has no right to enter the to halt preparations the next session, which had Mohammed Milhem of Halhoul and been set breakthrough in efforts to grant autonomy to the 1.2 FICIALS said they had "abundant chancery and seize them for expul¬ for next week in Cairo. Sheikh million Palestinians living in the Raji Bayud Al Tamimi, evidence" that the four were sion. A spokesperson for the U.S. Israeli-occupied West Hebron's Islamic judge. Embassy said Sadat's Bank of the Jordan River and Gaza Strip. The connected with a campaign of If, as the Libyans claim, it is not request was relayed to President Carter and Israeli Prime intimidation directed negotiations face a May 26 deadline set by the Israel deported them to L,ebanon against legally a diplomatic mission, then Minister Menachem Begin by U.S. special Middle East U.S.-sponsored Camp David accords, the basis for the last Saturday, a day after six Jews Libyan students in the United the FBI could obtain a warrant, envoy Sol Linowitz, who met with Sadat for an hour talks. were killed in Hebron by rebels that States. The campaign included a enter the building, and arrest the earlier Thursday in Ismailia. Egyptian Prime Minister Mustafa Khalil and Defense the Palestinian Liberation Organi¬ "communique" warning the stu four Libyans. Under those circum In Tel Aviv, a spokesperson for the Israeli negotiators Minister Gen. Kamal Hassan Ali acknowledged upon their dents of "physical liquidation." zation said had been sent by its Al (continued on page 18) said they were "not interpreting the decision at this return from Israel on Wednesday there still was a "a big Fatah component, which is headed by point." gap" between the two sides. PLO Chairperson Yasir Arafat. 2 The State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 9, 1980 OCUS NATION/WORLD WEATHER Partly cloudy skies and temperatures in the 40s are expected today. who recently visited the stricken East African country. Pope visits West Afriea If major relief efforts do not begin soon, hundreds of crew killed by rebel gunners at a spot between the Christian-controlled town of Marjayoun and the rebel thousands of people may die of starvation, Swedish ACt'KA. Ghana (API — Pope John Paul II arrived in stronghold of Nabatiyeh, 12 miles north of Israel. Ghana journalist Lisbeth Hellberg quoted Ethiopian officials as Lebanese provincial authorities said it was the on Thursday on a mission of "friendship and saying on a tour of the stricken region. heaviest artillery battle across peace," the first visit to West Africa by a Roman Catholic Asked if the Russians, who help the U.N.-policed areas in pontiff. Ethiopians crush southern Lebanon in 20 days. The casualties could not be rebel movements, had assisted, one official, who declined confirmed. United Nations forces serve as a buffer Ecumenism among Christian churches was to be a to be identified, was quoted as telling the Swedish between rebels positions and the Christian militia major theme of his stop in this former British colony, journalist: "We've got friends who help us with military fourth of six nations in his tour of Black Africa. enclave. hardware but when we need other assistance we have to In a talk to a group of non-Catholic Christian leaders. turn to the West." Pope John Paul said he felt that 'everything possible" should be done to eliminate differences among the Hellberg said she saw only one Soviet helicopter V ll. BROWN an economy beset by 20 into effect, will save the why should I care?" poisoning, drug overdose and other Jenison Fieldhouse. Unfortunately, percent inflation with no Recently 1 read in The State News In short, cardiopulmonary resusci¬ severe traumas. Also included in efforts by CPR-trained members of county money and the new of proposed legislation requiring the tation refers to a technique by which forseeable end in sight, it is system of payment will cut many CPR courses are methods of MSU's athletic training staff were teaching of cardiopulmonary resusci¬ a lay person can maintain vital life certainly refreshing to find handling a choking person and relief fruitless in that case. My point: there bureaucratic red tape and tation in Michigan high schools. Being functions in another who cannot do so of complete airway obstructions. is a need and, in my experience, a individuals who feel they do a CPR instructor myself, 1 have been Any paperwork. him or herself, until definitive hospi of these situations can occur in a desire to receive CPR training by not need or want an increased impressed by the idea of teaching this lal or paramedic-level care can be fast paced university environment. members of the University com¬ But it is unrealistic for the practical and "relevant-to-the-real reached. Specifically, since the brain cash flow. Because four to six minutes from munity. commissioners to think their world" skill to young people who are is very sensitive to a lack of The Ingham oxygen, if onset of cardiac or County com¬ actions will be viewed by often bored by the pabulum and the heart stops beating (cardiac is respiratory arrest This brings me back to the "sur¬ missioners, possibly knowing simply too short a time for trained prising" State News article men¬ constituents as anything less regurgitation aspect of too many arrest) or breathing stops (respira educational programs. At the same help to arrive, it is hoped that tioned earlier surprising in that a something we do not about than a self-serving ploy for tory arrest), irreversible brain members of the public can be trained — the future of the economy, time, I was a little dismayed that CPR damage can occur and chances of "designed" and "implemented" pro¬ to "fill the votes six months before elec¬ courses are not available on gap." That's where Joe gram of the type mentioned in the voted last week to cut the any scale revival are slim, after only four to six tion Average Person comes in. Students article still does exist in amount of raise they decided day. to MSU's collegiate community. minutes. CPR acts to approximate and staff, especially in high risk areas not any Reading an article in the April 16 heart action (by external cardiac tangible form, at this time, as the Several commissioners, in¬ (IM personnel, residence hall advi to give themselves last fall. State News about a CPR program on compressions) and breathing (by arti¬ article intimated. (Another Red Cross sory and management staffs, etc) can instructor and myself taught three This sudden switch in senti¬ cluding East Lansing's Mark campus, then, came as quite a ficial respirations) until an advanced benefit from this training both inside Grebner who is not running courses to a few members of the IM ment must leave many cur¬ surprise to me. life support unit can arrive at the and outside the job. No wave of Before staff during winter term, but courses ious onlookers for re-election, saw the action going further, let me scene. Situations that can require paranoia intended, but life-threaten scratching answer Joe Average Person's ques¬ CPR intervention include heart for the spring have been suspended their foreheads and wonder¬ for what it was worth but ing situations do occur; just recently due to a tight intramural budget.) tion "What are you talking about and attack, drowning, electrical shock, there was a fatal cardiac arrest at ing there must be a method to participated in the "philan¬ Do not misunderstand the point. their madness. thropic" follies for other rea¬ The interest in CPR training shown One answer that comes to sons. Grebner and Jess Sobel, by MSU administrators so far has mind is the kind-hearted also from East Lansing, seem been refreshing and positive. How¬ think ever, I fear the potential program commissioners realized in to Commissioner may be suffocated by bureaucracy, these times of scarce re¬ Thomas Brennan initiated the red tape and budget cuts before it sources and collective action because he is running gets a chance to even begin. For sure, penny- for judge in the 55th District funding such a program in these pinching that it would be President Carter's crackdown on unfair for them to do with and they said so publicly. Only calloused Iranian students is obviously not a brain does not automatically shut off when they open their mouth. Big deal tough economic times will greatly test the University's commitment to while their constituents do scapegoat tactic hut rather a justified if the students end up in Brennan said he voted for can hit and run move to rid this country of pollution. shot. What makes their lives more prison or get CPR training. I applaud all efforts without. the cut because the original If there are air and water pollution and support for the program thus far On April 24, at about 9 p.m. a blind precious than our eight Marines who We could commend the raise had been laws, why should there not be Iranian and pledge my commitment to help in pushed friend of mine. J.J. Jackson, was died two weeks ago? They believed in gesture as noble and self- pollution laws? any way possible to get this program through without sufficient struck by a car while crossing the Let America. off the ground. The Heart Association me tell you, my heart really sacrificing if it were not for deliberation. We urge the south side of the Hagadorn Road and Even with all the Iranian profs, is also willing to offer its support to the second goes out to those poor, innocent teaching assistants and students on thought that commissioners to give serious Grand River Avenue intersection. Iranian students who are having this cause, but cannot handle finan¬ campus, I do not think too many immediately comes to mind — forethought next time the The driver concerned was turning financial problems and who might people would be heartbroken to see cially a university-oriented program 1980 happens to be an election right (i.e., south) onto Hagadorn. of any size itself. salary issue arises, thereby even have to go back to their them deported. By not acting strong¬ year. Although J.J. was knocked to his homeland. If they believe in Ameri¬ leaving their constituents back on the pavement and momentar¬ ly and not hitting at all possible Maybe I am too close to the It is true that the "pay cut," little can diplomacy and the resolve to angles, the United States has only situation to see it reason to question the ily stunned, he fortunately appears to settle this crisis peacefully, why do objectively, but I to use the term loosely since shown the world how well terrorism feel the program is well motives and timing behind have suffered physically no more than worth its we not send them back to Iran and works. the raise had not yet been put moves such as this one. extensive bruising. required financial outlay and coordi¬ have them try to knock some sense nated action by concerned There are. however, two aspects of into parties somebody's head? Surely there Daniel Willenborg soon. this incident which are deeply dis¬ must be someone over there whose G 26 W.Shaw Hall Brown is turbing. First, as verified by others at a junior majoring in physiology Keep Justice the his scene, J.J. was crossing with the pedestrian lights in his favor and with white cane in clear view. The intersection is well lit and he should viewpoint: sovereignty off television have been able to cross safely. Second, after being knocked to the pavement, J.J. was in great danger of Blacks must continue being run over by following traffic "Search for Justice," it ranting and raving at even the but the driver in question recklessly must be agreed, has the potential to become more popular than any daytime traffic court level, could hard¬ ly be expected to refrain from melodramatics when the disregarded this danger and sped away, presumably out of callous self interest. Others showing more concern for another person, quickly struggle for citizenship By MICHAEL SHEMA would be new immigrants in a nation increase unreasonable fears to television program on the air camera light blinked on. The came to J.J.'s aid. I was very displeased with some of that cannot really feed its present an James Frierson's proposals to in¬ extremely high and potentially vio¬ today. With accusations duck¬ potential for turning a homi¬ Mobility, in the sense of being able population, let alone new arrivals. lent degree. It would be segregation travel crease the validity of Black citizen¬ ing counter-accusations, cide case into a kangaroo to independently and safely, is They would become another ex on a national scale. Carving out a slab a very important skill for blind ship in the United States. Of his three ploited minority, this time by Black drama, lively debate and fire court proceeding, which is of land for the sovereign rule of the persons. J.J. has traveled in this suggestions, only one will have any Africans. They would be fighting for Black people will in no way make and brimstone stakes, tele¬ possible in more sensational chance of improving the economic, manner locally, nationally and inter civil rights again, starting right from Blacks free from racism and exploita¬ vised courtroom trials could cases, would be unavoidable nationally for 19 years without a political and racial problems of the scratch. This time it would be much tion. In their own nation they would with Black Americans on a long term conceivably lure the house- viewers rooting for serious accident until now. His mobi more difficult because the Third be just as racist and exploitative as ridden away from the most lity skills have served as model to basis. There is only one way to make whichever attorney made a World nations do not believe in other nations. The exploitation would others and he is a familiar sight as he Black American citizenship more entrenched of soap operas. better point. Voters who cast granting rights. Citizenship becomes fall onto other ethnic groups or moves about the campus and the meaningful and true. Stay in America only the temporary right to survive. classes of people. Someone has to The U.S. Supreme Court, their ballot on a candidate's and work to bring it up to the ideal Lansing area. There are only limited One definitely has a greater chance of take the bottom rung on the social after barring the use of media appearance can hardly be precautions which blind pedestrians standards that most White Ameri¬ gaining full citizenship in the United ladder. A Black American nation cameras from courtrooms in expected not to judge can take to ensure their cans enjoy. States than in any Third World state. a safety. For would change nothing. Estes versus Texas, has now the most part What would be accomplished by all defendant's guilt or innocence they have to rely on The next suggestion is that the There is no choice but to take the Blacks who pull up stakes and up based on the same criteria. sighted persons exercising particular Blacks of America be given their own agreed to decide whether care where blind migrate to other African nations? nation. This nation would be esta the fight for equal and meaningful perdestrians are citizenship where we are, or we will televising trials may in effect When the Supreme Court concerned. This is both a moral and a They would be almost comparable to blished on what is presently United be running from our eliminate a defendant's their post-Civil War situation. They responsibilities in Gannett versus Depasquale legal responsibility. State law man States territory with the purpose of to our citizens. To do otherwise would chance at a fair trial. Until a dates that any driver who approaches would be free and full citizens in creating "their own nation free of not change the social structure. We ruled judges had the right to word, but not in deed. After 300 years decision is reached, trials by within 10 feet of a blind pedestrian racism and minimize the effects of pre¬ exploitation of man by would fall back into the Same patterns (i.e., in America, the Black American television should not be con¬ someone using a white cane or a man." This is unnecessary and of life propagating the same racist trial hearings, a valid point guide dog wearing a harness) must culture would be vastly different dangerous. The new Black American and sidered for nightly newscasts. from that of the Black Africans'. They exploitative policies. Martin was raised even if the extra¬ immediately bring their vehicle to a nation would become an easy target Delaney and his contemporaries are The issue at stake is not the full stop and taketsuch precautions would not be coming home. They of hate and prejudice. It would polation was wrong. Exces¬ correct in saying that no nation can public's right to know. Jour¬ sive before proceeding as may be neces¬ grant citizenship to a whole popula nalists are free to cover most publicity before a trial sary to avoid accident or injury to the tion without their being involved in can result in a defendant blind pedestrian. The driver in the trials with tape recorders, the decision-making process. But you notebooks and in some states being branded guilty before present incident clearly did not cannot take us back to 1865 and try to the reaches exercise such responsibility — either case even the change history. In 1980 the only even with cameras. But the before or after striking J.J. Perhaps courtroom. Some cases are so choice is to stay in America and addition of live sight and if the sighted among us tried to cross try to continue the struggle for full citizen sound to coverage prejudiced that the trial has a busy intersection blindfolded raises to be moved to another would be we ship, non-exploitative economics, and serious questions about a more considerate in the Friday, May 9, proper socialization patterns free of location because 12 open- future. 1980 defendant's racism. This would create effective constitutional Editorials are the opinions of the State News. View¬ minded jurors cannot be Iain Macleod change even if it is less dramatic than right to a fair trial in a setting found in a city of millions. Computer Science Department points, columns and letters waving the flag of the new Black dominated are personal opinions. by Nielsen rat¬ Editorial Department nation. Creating a Black nation does ings. In granting judges the Editor-in-chief R W Robinson Entertainment Editor Bill Holdship not eradicate racism. Returning to One cannot focus the Managing Editor Don Africa does not stop exploitation on power to clear all media from Kinsley Sports Editor Ed Bradley broadcasting penchant for the courtrooms of pre-trial No scapogoats Ooinion Page Editor Mike Megetion Layout Editor Gary Piatek here. These solutions only modify the City Editor Susan Tompor Freelance Editor Carrie Thorn national origin or skin color of the selecting the juiciest part of a hearings to assure a fair trial find it very difficult to believe an Campus Editor Mirhele McElmurry Chief Copy Editor Linda Oliverio victims. We must change the minds of Photo Editor clip for the nightly newscast for the accused, the Supreme opinion as expressed in "The scape Richard Marshall Staff Representative Roland Wilkerson men, change the way we think and without examining the view¬ Court went overboard, ig goats of confrontations" (April 30) can act, and society will transform to still possibly exist. It must have been Advertising Department ers TV executives want to present a fuller and more meaningful noring the First Amendment written by a nut or an Iranian Advertising Manager attract. The television-view¬ and — Ron MacMillan Ass' Adv Manager Pot Greening citizenship for us all. public's right to know. almost an undetectable difference. Shema is a sophomore majoring in poli¬ ing public is, after all, an Barring television cameras j tical science exceedingly fickle audience. from the proceedings would Nowhere except in TV land be a more logical ruling, even are programs canceled long if a network loses smash hit a DOONESBURY before their 13 weeks are up. to run against the competition by Garry Trudeau Lawyers, notorious for as a consequence. mr bush. prep school tau6ht i've been at tt ever since - lllll i was republican party what dip you me lots of key sm. i spent a year as the b!6 four. county chairman for i's years learn FROM n tauoht me about chairman unas a two-term r ■ prep school7 character. [,ber and c0n6ressman. tservepfor i putin a year as our mmmbb WWTOBE ™AN omm- I THINK I CAN man in china. i spent VOCAL POINT ■ H llky . x THE IMPORTANCE OF PRESIPENT7 two years at the eo THE DISTANCE. another year as "Cr-6OOP ON unttep nations. a- pirector of the cia taper Today's question: Do you believe Sen. Muskie can replace Zbigniew Brzezinski as foreign policy? President Carter's principal advisor on YES - 353-3110 NO — 353 3220 Wt * Results from Thursday's question: Rep. Robert Drinan, I) Mass., a Jesuit priest, has been ordered by Pope John Paul II not to seek re election. ~^s!» Should the papacy have imposed this edict? ^r YES- 233 NO ?''> Sponsored by ASMM dn(j | |t4. State News, Inc. The State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 9, 1980 5 VIEWPOINT: INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS The final exam for humankind suggesting that Blacks desiring to By JAMES F. O'NEIL sian writer and let our rulers load us with perpetual return the government Not responsible return to Africa must be "assisted." philosopher, warned of the people Chances are that Frierson was born Many learned historians and socio¬ us of the impending danger when he debt. We must decide between eco¬ and for the people — to the people logists believe our society is on a said, "Even if we are spar-id destruc¬ nomy and liberty or extravagance peacefully? Must we have a violent for ancestry in the United States and that his self-destructive trip it does not want parents were as well. How far back tion by war, our lives will have to and slavery." revolution to restore our democracy? When I first read James Frierson's would we have to go in history to find or need to take. Some atomic scien¬ What we the people need to do is change if we want to save life from More recently Arthur Burns, for¬ his ancestors who were tists have established a doomsday self-destruction." ask every presidential and congres¬ viewpoint (April 30) I sat in disbelief kidnapped mer chairperson of the Federal for a few minutes. The implications of and forced to come to America? clock based on world conditions. They Reserve sional candidate to support legislation Today our society is closer yet to Board, warned of these that letter were certainly shocking Right or wrong, that is history — it is say our society is just a few minutes dangers when he said: "Discontent¬ to give the people the power to self-destruction. Even though most and certainly not conceivable. over and cannot be changed. away from that fateful day. ment bred by inflation can initiate and approve federal legisla¬ Pitirim Sorokin, one of the most attention is centered on the threat provoke Granted, the Black population in I was born in the United States as from foreign countries, history has profoundly disturbing social and poli¬ tion. Legislation to accomplish this the United States has, ever since the were my parents, grandparents and eminent sociologists of our time, tical change, as the history of other has been introduced in Congress and shown that most countries first fall slaves were brought here, been great grandparents. Frierson, you wrote a book in 1941 entitled The nations teaches." needs the people's support if we hope from internal problems. However, abused in various ways. Many of the have no more right to a "portion of Crisis Of Our Age. In his book, to make the government there are two very significant ways to Ignoring the will of the people can responsible complaints Blacks have today are land in this country on which to build Sorokin pointed out that the rate of lead the people to follow to the people by peaceful means. And prevent this ominous threat. Two the Declara¬ very much justified: unfairness and your own nation" as I do. Perhaps violence in the first 40 years of this tion of Independence ways which are unique in that neither which says we support a constitutional amend¬ discrimination in hiring, housing, you have some legitimate points century was higher than at any other of them requires more money or more whenever any form of government ment to give the people the power to about the mistakes of our forefathers, time since the dawn of civilization. discrimination and so on. becomes destructive of the ends of initiate and ratify constitutional government. What Frierson does not seem to but they must remain legitimate (This was prior to the disasters of amendments at the federal level. This The first our democracy it is the people's right, recognize is the efforts that some points. Certainly you do not believe World War II, Korea, Indo-China and one is the teaching and in fact it is their duty, to overthrow would be in addition to the present Americans (Black and White) have that because you were born Black and the current increasing violence practicing of the basic value of that government and to provide a methods which permit Congress and made to give Black people equality in I was born White that I can be held throughout our country and the self-respect, respect for others and new government which will provide the states to initiate constitutional these and other areas. An entire accountable for the past. No person or world.) He indicated that if this respect for the law. This is something the amendments. that each safeguards for their democracy. system cannot be changed overnight group of persons alive today can be self-destructive habit of the human one of us must take a Alvin Toffler, author of Future Why will the president and Con¬ or even over a few held responsible for the events of the race, along with other self-destruc¬ responsibility for in our own lives, Shock and EcoSpasm, has renewed years, not for gress not listen and follow the anyone. Frierson, it seems, cannot past. tive tendencies, was not curtailed our families and communities. It is also the call for a great participatory and people's direction? Why will the appreciate the progress that has been What you are doing is trying to society would soon destroy itself. imperative that the schools teach it president and Congress not trust the anticipatory democracy and says, made in recent years. He would reverse the discriminations of the Arnold Toynbee, one of the most and our government, business and "unless political foresight is brought people? Why will they not give the rather spout off about what hasn't past to hurt the White people of the noted historians of our time, wrote a union leaders practice it as a positive under popular local control, it could people power to initiate and approve been done. I am sure we could all present. Certainly if you wish to book in 1965 entitled Chance And example for the rest of society. federal legislation and Constitutional destroy us." adopt his negative attitude if return to Africa you are more than Habit. He. too, called out the self- we The second way requires the amendments just as people are O'Neil is a former member of the Michi- — tried. What fun! welcome. But I am certainly not going destructive habits of mankind and government leaders to put trust in now able to do in 23 states? gan Stole Board of Education Why not I am personally disgusted by his to buy your plane ticket! said that if these habits were not the people by giving the people Kathy Karle changed, we would destroy ourselves. power to initiate and approve federal In 1973, Spartan Village professor Mendenhall, leading professor of ancient and a legislation and constitutional amend¬ ments. This is essential if we are to VIEWPOINT: PERSIAN GULF biblical studies at the University of re-establish our government as a Michigan, wrote a book entitled The democracy in a peaceful manner. Tenth Generation. Mendenhall called out humanity's unfortunate affinity with the distant past. He stated that Otherwise, there may overthrow of the government. This will be brought on by the people's be a violent The restraint of reason stop truel.,v in test methods our society has regressed morally and increasing frustration with the presi¬ By ANW AR H. MUJAHID I therefore earnestly believe that thousands of starving people in Many thanks for the informative politically to the level of the amoral dency and Supreme Court tending With the takeover of Afghanistan the Moslem countries and Moslem "Late Bronze Age." He believes the Cambodia and million of Afghan and and sensitive viewpoint article con¬ toward imperialism and a Congress by Soviet forces last December, it two eras may soon share the same organizations working in different Palestinian refugees who have been cerning the inhumane testing which ignores the wishes of the was naturally expected that the parts to the world should endeavor to forced out of their homelands and are methods of chemicals on animals. The end — the total destruction of their majority of the people while involved conflict between the United States civilizations. help and advise both the government compelled to live in refugee camps. Draize method of putting chemicals in Koreagate, Abscamgate, lobbyists and Iran over the hostage problem of Iran and the United States to come Under such conditions, a new escala¬ All of these eminent men point out and inflating their own pockets at the would be peacefully resolved. But directly into the animals' eyes and on to a reasonable settlement of the tion of hostilities in the Persian their skin is that self-destruction is not inevitable one of many extremely taxpayers expense. At the same time unfortunately, things have moved in issue. All of the peace-loving Gulf would not only put the peace of if we but realize these crucial prob¬ peoples painful and senseless practices in¬ Congress does very little to stem the opposite direction. of the world should also that region in jeopardy, but would flicted lems cannot be solved by the mono¬ carry out upon thousands of animals runaway inflation and higher taxes Already more than 500,000 men, their obligation to impress upon both also bring tremendous every day in laboratories across the poly of power exercised by the which are a major threat to our women and children from problems and parties to show rationale and re¬ sufferings to mankind. country. government but rather the people society. This is leading us to the Afghanistan have taken refuge in straint. Some animal testing is needed in themselves must change and they Ma/ohid is o graduate student in engi¬ pitfalls of which Thomas Jefferson Pakistan and the influx of more As we look at today's world, we research for medical advancements also must change the government. see neering warned us when he said: "To pre¬ refugees is continuing, since there and in other necessary areas, and it Solzhenitsyn, the expatriated Rus¬ serve our independence, we have been cases of naked atrocities can be done humanely. But we should against the freedom-loving people of abolish animal testing wherever we Afghanistan. It was reported that can, especially when the products VIEWPOINT; PRO-WOMAN after the early March Strike in Kabul involved are only for vanity's sake — (which showed the unanimous resolve such as cosmetics. of the Afghan people to condemn and As the authors of the article stated, Our freedom disdain foreign aggression) about 1,000 persons were machine gunned by the occupying forces. the tools available to us needed to eliminate these barbarous practices are social, economic and political Despite this, the recent imposition pressures. Write to the Food and means choice of economic sanctions by the Euro¬ Drug Administration, to the indi¬ pean Common Market countries has vidual companies, and to your politi¬ drawn the government of Iran closer cal representatives. Only a to the communist bloc, and if some change in By MARY GILSON women's liberation movement. Such the law will alleviate these problems. kind of military action is taken by the In her column in The State News And only individuals who show their women arc independent political per¬ United States (as the failure of the May 2, Lesa Doll accused the Every- sons and rational agents whose rescue mission has further concern will change the law. Also, Woman's Weekend Coordinating compli¬ boycott those companies who employ political affiliations are not deter¬ cated the situation), the Committee of fostering divisions a- mined by their chromosomes. consequences these cruel testing methods. may be drastic not only for the United An outstanding, reasonably priced mong women. Her criticisms are States and Iran, but also for based The EveryWoman's Weekend Co¬ the cosmetic and toiletry company called on misconceptions which others ultimate peace and stability of may also share. ordinating Committee did not pre¬ that "Beauty Without Cruelty" uses no The sume to have the authority to decide region of the world. animal testing or animal by-products EveryWoman's Weekend Co¬ It is not hard to what feminism means to everyone. predict that one ordinating Committee did not create in its products. Write to: ARK, BW'C a split in We set a pro-woman goal for our by-product of such an action would be Cosmetics, P.O. Box 472, Clarkston, viewpoint among women. the permanence of Soviet domination The political agitations of an off- project defining pro-woman as advo¬ MI 48016. cating freedom of choice for women of Afghanistan because the Soviet campus group have brought a pre¬ If they can do it, then why can't and complete control of our bodies Union is taking the pretext of the existing conflict to public attention. others? and our lives. We invited groups to American action and would be able to The division between pro-choice and Deborah L. Clark present views which were consistent condone its naked aggression in anti-choice groups has been apparent 610 Abbott Road from the beginnings of the feminist with the goal we had set. The Afghanistan. Academic Freedom Not only that, but the Soviet Union movement in this country. Report guaran¬ tees our right to freedom of would find it quite easy to implement expres¬ Feminism as Doll defined it in her criticism in The State News is the sion and communication, and anyone its imperialist and expansionist Sneak preview coercing us to sponsor what is policies further into the Persian Gulf. striving for "freedom to exist without The Moslem I antithetical to the goals we estab world would thus be was appalled and infuriated but discrimination, generalizations and preconceived notions." It is because lished is violating that right. We facing two hostile superpowers not the least bit surprised at the claim the authority only to set our coming from both the East and the shallow and evasive closing remarks we more or less agree with this own goals and to judge what is and is West. delivered by a Board of Trustee definition that the collective decided not consistent with them. Anyone member in the meeting with minority not to sponsor presentations of view¬ was welcome to attend the program, students on Thursday, April 24. After points of groups such as the so-called right to-life group and STOP ERA. and we did nothing and said nothing VIEWPOINT: ABORTION hearing numerous testimonies from Such groups actively promote dis¬ to inhibit the ordinary freedoms of minority students concerning the crimination against women and re¬ expressions of attendees. very real and incessant social, eco¬ nomical and educational inequalities strictive stereotyping by actively and publicly working to impose or main¬ tain coercive legal restrictions on The group Michigan Right-to-Life, which has long since openly declared itself to be in opposition to the goals To kill or not to kill suffered here at MSU, the most the trustee could reply was, "Thank you for coming. We appreciate your large women's choices with respect to of expanding women's choices in By PATRICK ROGERS in these otherwise well-written opin Supreme Court decision notwith¬ turnout this evening." Not one state¬ work, growth and procreation. They work, growth and procreation, tried Recent letters have been printed in ions. The issue of University funding standing) will not dance with you. ment nor the slightest mention was thus place themselves in opposition to to divert our resources and sponsor¬ The State News in support of the of this event, although the central made to indicate that any action feminist goals. The fact that some ship to the support of their crusade, goals of the recent EveryWoman's issue, is but a spin-off of the central "A woman's right to have control would be taken or even initiated to members of those groups are biologi¬ and we did not yield to them in the Weekend. Although I have no quarrel controversy underlying this debate — over her own body" is a slogan many, resolve any of the thoroughly name of a spurious with the cally female does not support the unity. rationales used in these abortion. You may have noticed that including myself, would be hard stressed problems of minority stu¬ assumption that we must embrace Gilson is (he 1980 co-coordinator of Every letters, I would like to challenge the the two sides on this issue, those pressed to find fault with. However, dents. This nonreaction on the part of them as feminists or part of the Woman 5 Weekend basic assumptions and language used "pro-choice" and "pro-life" folks, use when an unspoken part of this right is the Board of Trustees evidenced and two different languages when have her child killed before it talking to own reinforced MSU minority students' about abortion. This may seem like is born. I take exception. A comment legitimate belief that this University quibbling over meaningless symbols, here from the official journal of the is sometimes insensitive to the un¬ but it is not. The choice of words one von California Medical Association, Cali¬ *1W(jAKU , uses in regard to anything is sympto¬ matic of the attitudes toward the fornia Medicine (Sept. 1970) in an editorial supporting abortion rights, questionable different needs and cerns of minority students. con¬ 06M Tfyffliticd issue being described. Also words are may shed some light on the psycho¬ The board members' casual seemingly pre-planned responses also and Priai often manipulated into cliches and buzzwords, which then take on conno logy of Newspeak used by those advocating abortion rights. indicated they felt the meeting to have been a haphazard gathering of tations beyond the literal definition of "Since the old ethic has not yet minority students blowing off some the words. Examples of this are: been fully displaced, it has been temporary steam and thus did not "cult," "equal rights," "capitalist," necessitate serious attention. Well, if "pro-choice," and "pro-woman." necessary to separate the idea of the Board of Trustees is naive enough abortion from the idea of This last cliche, "pro-woman," has killing, to believe that minorities' recent surfaced in the debate which continues to be socially abhor¬ over Univer expression of their dissatisfactions rent. The result has been a curious sity funding of EWW. It is convenient was a temporary phase or but misleading to arbitrarily label an avoidance of the scientific fact, which blowing off of steam, then the chances of visible event "pro-woman" and proceed to everyone really knows, that human and substantial change for minorities define "pro-woman" with another life begins at conception and conti¬ is in greater jeopardy than cliche, "a woman's right to control her nues whether intra- or extra-uterine presently realized. own body." When it until death. The very considerable gets right down If no action is taken or commit¬ to the heart of the matter, what are semantic gymnastics which are re¬ ments made to both remedy and the choices if one is to be quired to rationalize abortion as right "pro- the prevalent wrongs expressed choice?" When the many ration anything but taking a human life by MSU minorities then the trustees can alizations and "What if. ." situations would be ludicrous if they were not consider the meeting held April 24 to . are said and done there remains two put forth under socially impeccable have been a minute sample of the "choices": to kill, or not to kill, an auspices. It is suggested that this further protest that will occur. Our unborn child. You can dance around schizophrenic sort of subterfuge is concerns are real. The this necessary because while a new ethic meeting was point all you want, but medicine, essentially just a sneak preview of science, the Constitution, the Decla¬ is being accepted the old one has not coming attractions. ON THE LINE FOR YOU, FATHER F0GARTY ' ration of Independence, and the vast yet been rejected." Kellv Shaw majority of legal opinions (the Rogers is a 1974 graduate of MSU A 201 Rather Hall ^ The State News East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 9, 1980 Local meetings iSino-Soviet tension not in U.S. interest'' pose problems Heightened tensions between the Sov¬ iet Union and China not in the best "As China its action will develops in the years ahead, are increasingly impact on our interest of American security, a former lives," Oksenberg said. He said the way for media national security advisor to President Carter said Wednesday. the United States handles China's growth will be "a test case if we can deal Michel Oksenberg, who as a member of intelligently with the developing world." Michigan journalists are encountering problems in the National Security Council helped pave The cultural revolution left China with gaining access to governmental meetings, "especially on the way for normalization of relations with many economic, military and agricultural a local level." said members of the Central China, said the United States should not Michigan challenges to overcome, he said, and Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists (Sigma try to play China against the Soviet normalized relations with the United Delta Chi). Union. States presents an additional set of Wes Thorp, chairperson of the chapter's Freedom of "A conflict between these two would problems as China modernizes. Information Committee, has undertaken a comprehen¬ alter the world as we know it and would sive survey of Michigan media to determine where the be destabilizing," said Oksenberg, a Acquiring the energy necessary to run a modern country and modifying the agri most serious professor of political science at the problems lie. cultural system to handle increased mod "We want to get a handle on the problem." University of Michigan. As long as the Thorp said. ernization are two of the challenges a "We have received a number of United States has strong relations with complaints from reporters, on local levels of government, that are being both countries, he said, a changing China faces Oksenberg said. lessening in confronted with closed meetings. tensions between the two would be a But the problems of not moving ahead "Hopefully, all of the editors around the state will better foreign policy strategy. — including persistent poverty and inter¬ respond to the questionnaire," he said. Oksenberg's comments were given as nal conflict — would have been harder to part of a China Week talk on "The State of handle than those resulting from moderni REPORTERS ARE generally being confronted with the Chinese Revoluton." zation, he added. these problems on local and not state levels, he said. "Our state Legislature is fairly open," Thorp said. "We have had problems with closed meetings in the governor's office, but it is pretty open." Get More Fun Out Of Life! Jim Harger. correspondent for Panax Discover the exciting world of Touch Dancing. Newspapers, attributed the problem to the fact that at local meetings Be with people, attend parties, make new friends. it is easy to turn one or two reporters away while in the state House of Representatives it is more difficult to shut Special Introductory Offer the doors on a group of reporters. 4 LESSONS A typical problem encountered on a local level, Thorp FOR JUST said, occurs at school board meetings at which the superintendant is evaluated. $10.00 This offer includes two half hour "A lot of school boards close these types of meetings to private lessons and two half the press," Thorp said. "They do not realize that the State News Mark A. Deremo hour class lessons public has a right to know." Even though it was a chilly After Thursday, students from William Donley receiving the survey results, the chapter plans School in East Lansing were 2875 Northwind Dr. Suite 225 351 1140 to compile them to determine what actions could be digging into the turf behind the school taken to solve the problems that are unearthed, he said. building. The students, under the supervision of members of MSU's East Lansing OPEN MON FRI Noon 10 pm elementary education and agriculture science departments, planted POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS WOULD include the educa shrubs as part of an environmental education program. The students F redmAstaire will be planting different varieties of shrubs over the next ten years DANCE STUDIOS tion of government officials in details of current law, in hopes of creating a natural wildlife area adjacent to the school. 4--. legal defense funds for media victims of open govern¬ ment lawbreakers or media exposure of flagrant government violators. The group would like to educate media members on ALL DEGREE such problems as how to deal with judges who want to Muskie 58th Sec. of State close courtrooms. Thorp said. "We would also like to work with county commissioners around the state and WASHINGTON (UPI) - Edmund the White House. CANDIDATES Muskie, sensitize them to the role of the media." he said. The legal defense fund would provide legal help to governor an immigrant's son who became a of Maine, a U.S. Senator and a After taking the oath of office before and FACULTY presidential candidate, was sworn in 650 officials and diplomats in the East Make your reservations NOW for academic reporters who need to deal with emergency type Thursday as the 58th Secretary of State in Room, Muskie said, "I'm going to relish apparel (or Spring Term Commencement. situations within a matter of hours, he said. a glittering ceremony in the East Room of this job." Deadline is May 16 at the Union Store in the The group hopes the survey will lay the foundation for Union. a concerted effort on the media's part to help remedy the PERSONALIZED GRADUATION problems journalists and the public have encountered in keeping government open, Thorp said. Church sets ANNOUNCEMENTS NOW BEING ORDERED AT UNION STORE Donations for the Senior FOR SPRING TERM ONLY! 'roots' clinic class gift will be accepted. American & Foreign Cars DEADLINE: MAY 9. 1980 For Information call Affirm ative action A genealogy clinic will be held from 9 a.m. to 3 Quality Work Guaranteed FACULTY> Hoods from other 355-7676 The Union Store OR 355-3498 p.m. Saturday in the universities must Free Estimates FULL PAYMENT MUST subject of discussion chapel of the Church of KARLY! bo ordered ACCOMPANY RESERVATION Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 431 E. 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CHURCH 1 That God's Chosen people can Rom 8 38 39 PAPER-BACK BOOKS 4930 S. Hagadorn never fall away from grace, (across from Akersl 13. The Five Points of Calvinism 2 That this perseverance is not the ? 8-9 work of their own 14. In The Beginning God 9 30 Study Groups strength 15. m llisi-u Bonnie MocPhee Wed. Studies in Bible Doctrine 7:45 P.M. In - Wril 'kiiiii - 7 |tin I'ri Sni J{ 1111 A |»m. Staff Associate For information call 339 9648 Haslett, Michigan 48840 . t The State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday May 9, 1980 , 7 Spouse abuse Transportation study bill proposed V.„ V ;.vv. .r v '•* of E.L. will continue •4. • •*, sU . V - 'nrc- ttirvT . r By ROLAND WILKERSON The proposed center will include a train * iKf * State News Staff Writer station, service to inter city and local by Stabenow v 'r. <4 Ao \ . The concept of a new center transportation for East Lansing has been deemed "favorable" by the city planning depart buslines, short and long-term parking and a taxi stand. By MARK FELLOWS ment, meaning REMUS SAID IF the city decided to feasibility studies for the State News Staff Writer project will probably continue. build the terminal, it would apply for a $1 Legislation expanding the scope of a law allowing City planner Glen Remus told the million grant from the Michigan Depart¬ warrantless arrests of suspected spouse abusers will be Planning Commission Committee of the ment of Transportation. Remus said the considered by the state House of Representatives Whole Wednesday that after the first part grant should cover all the construction cost probably late next week, a sponsor of the bill said of a two phase study, the planning staff of the project. Thursday. supports the project. A site currently being considered by Rep. Debbie Stabenow, D-Lansing, and other legisla The study must he approved by City the planning staff is near the intersection tors hope to broaden a public act which allows police to Council before work on the project can of Trowbridge Street and South Harrison arrest suspected spouse abusers without continue. I continued on page 18! witnessing the act. The 1978 law was a significant step toward protecting abused spouses, Stabenow said, because police previously could not remove a violent spouse from a house for misdemeanor crimes, such as assault and battery, without MSU seniors win honors witnessing the act. from science foundation The new proposal expands the law to include spouses not separated or divorced. The new legislation also specifically includes anyone who has lived with a suspected abuser. Although it has been a rough year for in the Big Ten with seven winners and 17 MSU on the athletic fields, the University honorable mentions. THE NEW LAW would protect abused children and did manage to rank tops in a recent older people along with spouses, Stabenow said. The following MSU seniors won NSF national academic challenge. The new legislation would also free an injunction on For the fourth time in six years, MSU fellowships: Thomas M. Bartos, in chemi¬ order process from Michigan's divorce law. Under the cal engineering; Margaret Eppstein, took top Big Ten honors in the National 1978 law, only those in the process of divorce or separation Science Foundation annual zoology; Barbara Greenfield, psychology; fellowship John S. Herron, fisheries and wildlife; were protected from spouses who enter the house and competition. molest them or attempt to remove children. Brian M. Kent, electrical engineering; MSU had eight winners and 17 students The new bill will include a section directing that Beth Rasmussen, microbiology; Eric R. receiving honorable mention, giving it a Salberta, physics; and Charles D. Smith, injunctions issued against a spouse to prohibit entry into a second place finish among public univer¬ house be entered into the Michigan Law Enforcement sities, second only to the University of biochemistry. Information Network. State News Val Cocking California Berkeley. James Pickering, director of the Honors The network gives police in most areas of the state There are those days when you find yourself up a tree about things. California had 15 College, the primary winners in the says reason for almost instant access to extensive computer files of MSU's success is the close Merrill Wilson of the MSU tree crew has a definite purpose in mind: competition, which is usually won by relationship wanted persons and stolen property. Entering such which exists between senior it's his job to keep the trees on campus in trim condition. either that school or MSU. faculty and injuntions into the network would provide greatly The eight winners will each receive students. increased protection to abused spouses, Stabenow said. three years of study at the institution of "There is a direct their choice, as well as a stipend of $4,320 laving on of hands' as senior faculty work with the students in STABENOW SAID THE original draft of the new per year. planning their graduate programs," adds legislation also protected women who have been romantically involved but have never lived with the attacker. However, the lack of a specific definition of Education options series set The University of Michigan placed third Pickering. "romantic involvement" and possible constitutional objections to the bill based on equal protection made The Michigan Coalition of Alternative teach their children at home, will also The "everything that's on display" Schools will present "Options in Learn¬ make a presentation. sponsors drop the provision. One problem with the 1978 law that cannot be corrected ing," a series of workshops beginning at The movies "Summerhill" and "In a o 9:30 a.m. Saturday on the third floor of the by legislation, she added, is the reluctance of many police Union. Free Country There Ought to be a Free to use the warrantless arrest power. Many police either Choice" will be shown Saturday morning The workshops will discuss primary and fear a possible false arrest lawsuit or are unaware of the and again in the afternoon. secondary education in public schools and law, she said. in alternative schools. Representatives A $3 registration fee will be collected at Many agencies also do not maintain records of such from Homestudv. a croup of parents who the Union beginning at 9 a.m. arrests, in violation of the law, she said. Stabenow said the state must make greater efforts to inform law enforcement personnel and others of the Enjoy one- and two-of-a-kind savings purpose of the law. "We need to better educate people about what these domestic situations are all about," she said. "We need to CLONES ARE CHEAP! throughout our shoppe! sensitize people in the legal system to what is involved." Stabenow said the bill has received "very positive \l\.ki\ .I'J-CU'hU.Y response" by legislators. Supporters of the bill include the A 2. A Department of State Police, the National Organization of The Stereo Shoppe Women and Lansing's Council Against Domestic Assault. 555 E. 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Check out the Entertainment Tab for the Lansing Dance Festival information — I refuse to write out all that CANNOT see it this weekend but you can TODAY. See it, stuff twice. By JOHN NEILSON State News Reviewer today! Put down this paper and GO SEE IT NOW. Speaking of dance, the Lansing Ballet Association is MOVIE DEPT. In town. Rock 'n Roll High School The Harder They Come and Reggae — two films presenting what it calls Be Jubilant My Feet, a with the recently here Ramonesis showing at the Spartan celebration of spring and life and the emergence of new exploring the vibrant sound and underlying socio- cultural roots of Jamaica's reggae music — will be shown Triplex for the Friday and Saturday midnight late-show. beginnings, etc. It's at the Okemos High School Starting at the Triplex today is the Hunter Thompson Auditorium (4000 Okemos Road) and will be presented together on campus this weekend by Frontline Cinema. This double feature should not be missed by anyone pseudo biography Where the Buffalo Roam with Bill at 2 and 8 p.m. this Saturday. Call 372-4636 for ticket interested in this infectious island music or its recent Murray and the ridiculous The Nude Bomb (about a bomb information; $4 for adults and $3 for children. After it's that declothes people) starring Don Adams as Maxwell English and American offspring. over, let your jubilant feet take you over to the Honors Smart. Friday the 13th is a new horror flick Reggae is an hour-long documentary made in England opening at the College to see the blankets and wall-hangings of the 17th Mall Theatre. annual show of in 1970, at a time when reggae music was making its weaving and textile design. 1 How many licks does it take to initial impact outside of its island home. The film is based get to the center of. . . the Lollipop Girls, this weekend's on the music of the Caribbean Music Festival held in porn film from Beal WEAVING AND TEXTILE DEPT. Speaking of that (7:30,9 and 10:30 p.m. and midnight tonight and Saturday 17th annual weaving and textile design show, it runs Wembley Arena that year, and the live performances are night in B 106 Wells — admission $2.50). Beal is also weekdaysonly from9a.m. to5 p.m. through May 30 — so interspersed with interviews and commentary attemp bringing two rarely seen Altman films, Perfect Couple there's plenty of time to see it. It takes a great deal of skill ting to place the music in its true political and cultural (7:30 and 11:30 p.m.) and Quintet (at 9:30 perspective. While the commentary gets a bit heavy- p.m.), tonight plus creativity to design and produce these works — the and Saturday in B-104 Wells for $2. show is really quite impressive. I'm mentioning it a lot handed at times, the film is a valid attempt at showing Classic Films is presenting the Billy Wilder film Fedora because I want people to go. that there is more to reggae than just a happy dance ... — which was made 30 years too late. Get out of the ABRAMS AND KRESGE DEPT. All right, all together beat. The music in Reggae is mainly business. Wilder! (Fedora is tonight at 7:15 and 9:30 in 100 now! What is the name of the show at Abrams the pre-Bob Marley/ Rastafarian ska and pop-reggae, Engineering Bldg.) Robert Wise's scary The Haunting Planetarium? Right! Cosmic Fireworks, the long running and with the recent plays Saturday (at 7:15 and 9:30 p.m. in 100 Engineering feature that deals with novas (novae?) and double-star surge of interest in this music the film seems remarkably Bldg.) and Sunday (at 8 p.m. in 336 Union). Admission to systems and red supergiants and all that. For ticket and timely. While the Specials. Madness, and Selector are Classic Films is $1.50 or $1 with RHA pass. time information, call 355-4672. While Reggae goes out of its way to tell about the RHA (call 355-0313) brings us The Last Waltz — no rock There's a lot of wonderful student artwork at Kresge music and its cultural spawning grounds. The Harder fan should miss this — with Alien and A Boy and His Dog, (continued on page 9) They Come actually takes you there. The film — which is which is weird. Why not cap your film weekend off with a While Reggae goes out of its woy to tell probably the best reggae film ever made — was shot in visit to the 17th annual student show of about the music and its cultural spawn¬ the slums and shanty towns of Kingston, and the realism weaving and textiles? this provides makes the picture all the more effective. WHAT'S THE ULTIMATE + LETTER ing grounds, The Harder They Come The film stars reggae singer Jimmy Cliff as Ivan, a THEATER DEPT. Aft - y.-.u've made a stop at the LVORP FDR. THE MOVIE WITH Honors College to see the 17th annual show of actually takes you there. The film was poor Jamaican country boy who moves to the big city to and textiles, take in some of the theater weaving SOMETHING TO OFFVND EVERYONE? shot in the slums of Kingston, and the become a reggae star. Confronted by corruption and offerings. The BoarsHead wraps up Sizwe Bansi is Dead, a marvelous, realism this provides makes the picture exploitation at every turn, Ivan must support himself by witty look at South African apartheid with some all the more effective. selling ganja, and he eventually ends up as a gunslinger important insights. Call 484-7805 or 372-4636 for and a Robin Hood-styled folk hero to the masses in the information. * slums. Ironically, his song "The Harder They Come" does CONCERT DEPT. Ten Pound Fiddle, after last week's become a hit, and Ivan finds himself at the top of the Liverpool Judies (God, I love that name), goes on to record charts and the Most Wanted list at the same time. turning a lot of people on to their high-energy ska revival present Andy Cohen and Joe La Rose with their jugband This musician-as-outlaw and folk-hero stance has since music, it's fascinating to hear the original versions of been taken heart to by a lot of rock musicians, as songs like "Longshot Kick The Bucket" and the Maytals' evidenced by the fact that both Keith Richards and "Monkey Man" (both of which have been recorded by the Wayne Kramer have recorded versions of the title song, Specials) presented here. In fact, the film's version of ATTENTION while the Clash covered the Maytals' "Pressure Drop" as "Monkey Man" alone is worth the price of admission, for the flip side of one of their singles. These and many other ALL SPECIAL ED MAJORS the Maytals' music is accompanied by hilarious clips of classic reggae songs are heard in the film, and the the biggest, baddest Monkey Man ever, King Kong. soundtrack album may be one of the best introductions to A council for exceptional children meeting The film explores reggae's roots in American R&B, will be reggae music available. held Monday, May 12 at 7:00 pm and it also looks at the conditions in Jamaica that give Both films will be presented in 107 South Kedzie on in 211 Bessey. We will be reggae its heavy political overtones (shots of Kingston electing officers Friday and Saturday, with showtimes set at 7 and 9:45 and planning for next year. Participate in the graffiti demanding "Rent Revolt" and "Anarchy 1970" p.m. for The Harder They Come and 8:45 and 11:30 p.m. council a vital activity for those interested prove the Jamaicans presaged the message of the Sex for Reggae. On Sunday. Reggae will be shown at 7:30 Pistols by at least half a decade). The film also gives in Special Education Career. p.m. and The Harder They Come can be seen at 9:30 p.m. C.OMIN& sco* TO A THEATRE NEAR Yoo f reggae fans a unique chance to see Desmond Dekker Admission is $2 or $1.25 with RHA pass. performing "Israelites," which was one of the first ■ 1980 BRIGHTON PRODUCTIONS INC international reggae hits. sale (sal): the transfer of ownership Si and title to property from one person SUMMER STORAGE SPECIAL FORSTIJDENTS to another for a price; a CONTACT selling of goods at bargain prices ImSHHRSARD ■■■MINI STORAGE OF LANSING 4816 N Grand River Ave Lansing. Michigan 48906 The Safe One Ofta Orb l~U IUU Aa aa S)PARTAN s 9PIRIT & SHOP'S LIVE-IN MANAGER FENCED FOR ADDED SECURITY s PRING TERM OF S) 9ALES! i ■May 5 May 10 Old T-Shirt Sale 20% Off § fcufe&o 4 PLY POLYESTER WHITEWALL RADIALS TIRE Mh May 12 — May 17 Tote Bag Sale 20% . G WHITEWALLHWY. 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However, the band seemed to synthesize the material into its own form of hard — almost heavy metal — rock. The covers were a bit more obscure, including CCR's "Green River," Neil Young's "Mr. Soul" and a rave-up rendition of the Count Five's garage/punk classic, "Psychotic Reaction." The band also Imperial Gardens locatedat 2080 Grand River Okemos, performed numerous originals which their large cheering offers an extensive variety of Cantonese style foods: the section seemed to lap up. Tremor features perhaps one of famous Peking duck from the north, Szechuan style, which Lansing's best lead guitarists, and he revealed an exceptional talent and technique on the Dooley's stage. is highly peppered food, and Cantonese style, lightly Both Tremor and the Fender Clones had numerous State News Mark A. 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Entertainment" tabloid. 540 Frandor, Lansing 337-9700 This Weekend (continued from page 8) through this weekend (there's a feature in today's tabloid if you want to know more) so get over and see it for the exhibit changes. Today's hours are till 5 p.m. and the 199 Each hours are from 1 to 4 p.m. on weekends. Undergraduate exhibits and weaving and design shows — does the parade More Reasons At Expires 5 11 of MSU student talent ever end? (sCAOSSROA&S CAFETERIA TELEVISION DEBT. Warren Zevon is going to he on .in the ABC's Fridays at 11:30 on (duh .) Friday night. And . . The Whispers - The Whispers mernehonel Center for COFFEE; 1850 NEWMAN RD despite the interminable rumors, the Liverpool Judies will not host the show. 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Okemos i PIANO PLAYER 3323525 -y 1 0 The State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 9, 1980 DPS hit It's What's Happening (continued from page 3) Announcements for It's The Students For an The Society for Creative MSU Amateur Radio Club Science Fiction Society MSU Simulations Society Bronze Dragon Calligraphy BERNITT SAID THE What's Happening must be Aware Majority will furnish a Anachronism meets for the will meet tonight at "Alien," from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. will not meet this week. will hold a meeting at 8 p.m. meets wording allowed the policy received in the State News medium of expression for Decennial Celebration and 40 minutes before first show. Thursday, 339 Engineering Saturday. 128 Hubbard Hall to be flexible. office, 343 Student Services your fiction, poetry or art Tourney from 10 a.m on¬ Bldg. Open to the public. Regular meeting follows. Open to the public. The need for towing Bldg., by noon at least two days before publication. No work. Contact tion at P.O us for informa¬ Box 59, East wards, Saturday, American iPuftaw J'foi: ) from lots depends on vary¬ Legion Hall, Williamston. announcements will be ac¬ Lansing 48823 Open to the public. Democratic Socialist MSU Sport Parachuting ing circumstances, Bernitt cepted by phone. « • ♦ Organizing Committee holds Club meets (weather permit said, such large as a case numbers employees using the lot where of MSU Dreamers' Club 10 Bahai Club meets from 8 to p.m Saturday, 1512 MSU meets Astronomy for the election of Club new a p.m. general meeting at 8:15 Sunday, Sunporch, Union. Open to the public. ting) Saturday and Sunday, Charlotte Paracenter, WE NAVE Charlotte. Open to the public. were expected to arrive for work. meets periment for the upcoming preparations from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. today, 444 ex¬ Spartan Village Community Room. Open to the public. officers at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, Abrams Planetarium. Mem¬ bers please attend Open to • • • Bahai Club holds a dawn CUFFS Gerald Miller, communi Evergreen Ave. Open to the the public. prayers at 8:30 a.m. Satur¬ Opportunity for juniors and MSU Highland Dance cations professor and mem public. day, Mural Room, Union. seniors to earn academic Association offers Scottish ber of the Steering Com Open to the public. credit interning with the Tri- Highland and country dance MSU Men s Rugby Team mittee of the Academic classes at 6:30 # * * County Friend of the Court tonight, Tower takes on Ohio State Univer¬ Council, said MSU's park Lansing Chapter National Room, Union. Open to the program. Contact David sity at 2 p.m. Saturday, Ingham County Parks De¬ Organization of Women Persell, College of Urban ing enforcement system is public. Rugby Field east of the partment presents "Spring meets for awards and re¬ Development. becoming too large. Veterinary Clinic. Open to the Fling Thing," a weekend of cognition of accomplish¬ crafts, ments at 7 p.m. public. demonstrations, "The system is no longer Tuesday, MSU Mennonite Fellow¬ games and campfires, from United Ministries of Higher ship meets at 9:30 a.m. "Issues in the Philosophy a means to regulate the 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday Education. Open to the Sunday, MSU Alumni of Science," a philosophy environment," he said. "Improve your Academic and Sunday, Grand River public. Chapel. Park and Riverbend Natural colloquium with professor Performance," a transcen¬ Miller also complained B.C. van Fraasen, University dental meditation lecture, is Area. that some handicapper of Southern California, is at Tropical Plant Club meets at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oak parking signs are The National Organization 8 tonight, 102 Bessey Hall. Check our complete vague from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m Room, Union. Presented by about which spaces are of Women will march for Hear Tenants Resource Open to the public. stock of Cliffs Notes Monday and Friday and from SIMS. reserved for handicappers. equality at 9:30 a.m. Saturday Center representatives speak for the help you need 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday in Chicago. Call the YWCA and Saturday, Botany on "Tenants' Rights You in understanding diffi¬ HE SAID HE for transportation informa¬ Instructional Development Should Know" at 7 p.m. cult novels, plays and got a Tropical Greenhouse (behind tion ticket once even though . the Horticulture Green¬ Luncheon features Bob Sunday, Abrahamic Com¬ Saturday poems. Millions of ^fe/njSey-H house). Open to the Emerson on "Training Stu¬ munity, 320 M.A.C. Ave. students use them to the parking enforcement public. * * « dent Employees" at noon 2-5 p.m. officer agreed the sign was earn better grades in Gays at MSU today, 1961 Room, Case Hall. unclear. discuss gay meet to Spend an hour with En¬ DRAfTS literature. life/gay pride at 6 Six visiting Chinese counter Bible Seminar at 7:30 DPS Maj. Adam J. p.m. Sunday, 342 Union. scholars now studying at GET CLIFFS NOTES Zutaut said the officer was Open to the public. tonight, first floor study Christian Science Organi¬ MSU offer their informal 3 for 1 HERE: Educational Center lounge, East Owen Hall. zation's campus counselor, observations about China at 2 in error if issued a ticket, Donna Brown, is available Call Can E«tnln(S I Weekend! p.m. today, 201 International *BB-TV 3:30 University News Center 1517'532 253! even though he thought MSU from 5:30 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Center. 919 E GrondRiveer the sign was unclear. Unicyclers meet to Southern Africa Liberation 517 W. Grand River Ave. t resident advisor's office Lonsing Mi 4IB23 perform group stunts and Committee meets at 11 a.m. E. Lansing, Michigan For Information About Other Centers Bernitt said the DPS's freestyle tricks at 10:30 a.m. (Lynette Findley), West HI Si 1 > In Ma or 'JS Cities & Abroad Tuesday, African Studies McDonel Hall. Colloquium in Anthropo¬ Outside NY State towing policy has been Saturday, West Fee visitors Center. New members wel¬ logy presents Robert E. INN CAUTOLl REE 800 223 1712 made available to the parking lot. For information, come. Whallon on "Recent De¬ call 353-3418. Open to the public, and is available at Attention University Apart¬ velopments in Intrasite public. the DPS building. Friends of Ruhani Mission meet at 11 a.m. Sunday, Oak ment residents: co-rec volley¬ ball and basketball is at 7 Spatial Analysis and their Application to Ethnoarcheo- s Clip this ad and save The policy states that tonight, at both Red Cedar logical Data" at 3 p.m. Mon¬ OIL CHANGE? Room, Union. Topic: teach¬ "Generally any vehicle Very special volunteers and Spartan Village Schools. day, 100 Berkey Hall. needed for the "Very Special ings of Sant Darshan Singh parked in violation of on Surat Shabd. Open to the Sponsor: East Lansing Com¬ Arts Festival" exhibiting munity Education. University parking ordi¬ children's art from all over the public. nances or the Student * # * "Come to Know Your country. For more informa¬ Ancestors," a free Mormon We do it FASTER. CHEAPER. & CLEANER Motor Vehicle Regulation tion, 26 Student Ser¬ MSU contact Badminton Club The Bhakti Yoga Society Church genealogy seminar will be ticketed." vices Bldg. meets from 5 to 8 tonight, IM holds free vegetarian feast at and workshop is from 9 a.m. than doing it yourself. Sports-Circle. Open to the 4 p.m. Sunday, 319 Grove St. to 3 p.m. Saturday, 431 E. One exception listed is public. that cars will only be ticketed for night parking Attention all Softball party between MSU recreators: Open to the public. Saginaw St. OIL* LUBE, FILTER between 3 and 5 a.m., Recreation and MSU Parks although it is illegal to park between 2 and 6 "We try to be reason a.m. and Recreation begins at 1 p.m. Saturday, Valley Court Park, East Lansing Recrea¬ tion Center. Open to the Jartran 10 $12" able." Bernitt said. public. Trucks & Trailers for Rent BAY STATIONS HOUSE OF WONG 4819 W. Saginaw 315 W. Gd River •10W30 10W40 Mon-Fri 9-6 Lansing E. Lansing Sunoco 332-2087 351-2252 Saturday 9-4 5 quarts or less (Oriental Grocery) Expiration Date, June 8, 1980 Mother's Day We feature Dodge & other fine gas & diesei trucks Sale One Way Rates Truck Trailer MORGAN'S 519 W. Grand River Ft. 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Homer St. home runs and 22 RBIs to •ddi.s L •/ MSU hinsinq /vrn Lansing, Michigan qyccajunstiinq 2 8 • lead the team. Freshman second baseman Tom \S\evmms a itntrr, mc ' We are proud to announce the State | Sizzles! Licensure of Michigan's first woi '80 Erving's theory 7 owned & operated clinic. Sizzles really sizzle. "v< specializing in pregnancy terminations \ performed by licensed OB-GYN's Wear it when von 9,000 sq. feet designed for patient\ lean I to leave lit lie / bad for Lakers safety and comfort significant others very welcome, child\ to the imagination. INGLEW00D, Calif. (UPI) — Following Sunday's care available during appts. student rates40%lower than clinics tn| Sexy, seamless front- Oth ANNUAL RHA WEEK opening game of the NBA championship series, Julius Lansing owned by physicians •expensive fees do not ensure elose antterivire lira, At the corner of Farm Lane and Erving made a prediction. 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In May 14 RHA Decathlon In the third quarter Philadelphia opened a 23-point "cuvm/n fuipuui uvm/nj Ivory. Sunset, lead and it appeared a blowout was inevitable. But Los or lllne May 15 Pyramid Building Angeles came back faster than a bad check. The Lakers' sizzling rally whittled the 23 point deficit to a single point :i2-:i6 II. (. D. May 17 Spring Concert on two occasions in the final two and one-half minutes of the game. May 18 Sit A Thon Dr. J. had another theory following the second "We expected them to come back at us," he said.-"We game. Been looking for something to laugh about lately?... How about the national touring company of ."•Bottoms fT p University Mall-2nd Level Fntry forms available at residence hal just hoped they'd run out of gas or we'd get the big play. Tonight, we got the big play but it didn't come until the 220 M.A.C. East Lansing reception desks. 11th hour." A 12-foot jumper by Bobby Jones with seven seconds SECOND CITY 117 S. Washington Ave., Lansing 10-5:30 Mon.-Sat. 10-8 Thurs J Get Involved! remaining and the 76ers clinging to a one-point lead closed out the game's scoring and gave Philadelphia a 107 104 victory, evening the series at one game each. The series moves to Philadelphia for the third and HILLEL JEWISH STUDENT CENTER fourth games Saturday and Sunday. PRESENTS THE JEWISH FILM FESTIVAL Saturday May 10 - THE FIXER, 7:30 P.M. 335B Case Jewish handyman Yakov Bok attempts to pass as a gentile in Anti semetic Kiev. A story of injustice and prejudice. GENTLEMAN'S AGREEMENT, 7:30 P.M. 109 S. Kedzie Gregory Peck stars as a magazine writer who for the sake of an article, poses as a Jew THE MAD ADVENTURES OF "RABBI" JACOB. 10:00 P.M. Hillel An anti Semetic businessman disguises himself as an Orthodox Jewish rabbi in an attrimpt to escape from the Mafia. GREAT DICTATOR. 10:00 P.M. Hillel k SATURDAY, MAY 17. 8:00 pm Chaplin plays a dual role as Adenoid Hynkie (Der Fooey). as a meek Jewish barber L MICHIGAN THEATRE, Ann Arbor Tickets $8.00 & $7.00 J'lrtrh avaitablf ul all Hi . .ink-Is S( IIOOI KIDS HI (OK I IS, Ann ArU.i Sunday May 11— RABBI JACOB & GREAI DICTATOR 7 30 P M 335B Case TIX/INFO. Ann Arh..r, WHf-.Kl Hot SI RK OKDS. Ann Arts,, tpsilanu. GENTLEMAN S AGREEMENT 7 30 PM. Hillel Kail Lansing, and Laming Ht Mail Order Send check lot amount with THE FIXER 7.30 P.M 109 S Kedzie stamped, self addressed envelope io F leming and Associates. ?() I S Main. Suite 4(19. Ann Arbor. Ml 48104. bar more informal/on, call 995 9060 Monday May 12 — GENTLEMAN S AGREEMENT, 7:30 P M. 335B Case RABBI JACOB & GREAT DICTATOR, 7 30 P.M. 109 S, Kedzie . r' '" presented b\ THE FIXER 7:30 P.M. Hillel aoiriGSW No Charge - funds pi ovided bv RHA Alternative Film Fund No Charge Off the field, or on Hillel Jewish Student Center .. . S2HV9 Sam's puts you in the action 402 Linden Street 332-1916 .< • ; if 1 t t»k' ] The State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 9, 1980 ^ Lions to Regionals here on Sinns Softballers win opener icontinued from page ID 5,000 meters, middle distance signing MACOMB, 111. The MSU women's Softball team The Spartans scored their runs in the opening ace Kelly Spatz in the 3,000 meters and Lisa Berry in both the 3,000 and PONTIAC (Ul'I) 5,000 meter events. "I owe it to the fans," its won opening round game in the Midwest inning on singles by Joan Ferguson and Deb Jackson said she expects Gilliam and Williams to Lions owner William Clay Ford said. "I can't expect Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women Traxinger sandwiched by two Western Illinois errors. Ford intends to make sure the fans qualify in the 200 meter dash as well as Ann Pewe in the to go through tournament here Thursday. 1,500 and Barb Douglas in the 800. former Heisman Trophy something like that 2-14 Junior Wendy Greenwood shut out host Western MSU, 22 13-1 after the win, played No. 1 seed This weekend's competition is slated to begin at 11 winner Billy Sims, picked season we had last year. ■Illinois University, 2-0, and upper her won loss record first in the 1980 NFL draft, University of Indiana Thursday evening in the a.m. today with the start of the preliminaries and finals They don't want to go to 10-5. double elimination tournament. of the shotput and long jump events. Finals for the signs with Detroit. through that again, and I "We'll get him," Ford 10,000 meter run are scheduled for noon. The 3,000 certainly don't." meter finals will be 3:30 p.m. and the said Wednesday. "I'll be Jerry Argovitz, Sim's 88-yard relay at 4:30 p.m. talking to (Lions' general business agent, said he The finals for all other events including manager) Russ Thomas and we'll get it settled. found it "very encourag ing" that Ford is becoming Smith leads MSU short-distance runners discus events will be held Saturday. the javelin ana "I'm gonna make sure," involved in Sims' contract icontinued from page 11) performances thus far. future for the Spartans and native was recruited to Ford said. "There's no way negotiations. Gerald Cain are also tough said Williams, who also play football at MSU, and we're going to let Sims go." Sims, than who averaged But he said the Lions still have a long way to go in the quarter mile this season, and Bibbs is "CALVIN IS COMING into his own this year, runs with the 200 meter Flowers and dash Ken Bibbs hopes Gilbert, who is also a triple jumper, can A lot less mud more seven yards per in signing Sims. Eaton, has fine potential spend more time with the pleased with both of their getting near the time of I continued from page 12) carry with Oklahoma, has team when spring football :46.0, and we're counting but it still honing his skills. asked for an unprece him to take Flowers' Eaton's camp ends. 251-pound nati- e of Pittsburgh, will attend the club's dented $4.5 million con on speciality is the mini-camp, which opens next Thursday. "I'm very proud of our . . place next year," Bibbs 110 meter high hurdles, tract, and portedly the Lions' have re offered Netters host tourney said. "On the other hand, Gerald has been hampered and Bibbs thinks that he, too, is ready to come into sprinters pleasure and working it's a with The State News quoted former MSU footballer Mark Brammer last week as saying, "I'm not too positive $700,000. such talent," Bibbs said. "I (about Buffalo)," after his selection in the National (continued from page II) with leg problems through¬ his own. Ford's meeting with believe I can truly say, Football League draft. Brammer apparently meant he their singles lineup in the nos. out his MSU career, but Thomas apparently 3 ti rough 6 positions, was not too positive about his competition at tight end. will recently he's been running "KENNY DOES without a doubt, that we respectively. He says he is happy with the Bills and the city in which Begin almost immediately well and he could score big EVERYTHING we ask of are the 'speed-city' of the because Ford, who is also for us later on at the Midwest." they play. GETTYS AND GR1NBF.KG head the Spartan doubles Big him and he does a very vice chairperson of Ford teams, which are quite formidable in this tournament. Ten meet." good job every time out," Motor Co., plans to go to They, along with Bogdonas and Dunn at No. 2 and Tewes Aiding Smith in the 100- Bibbs said. "He's not only a Houston next week for meter dash is freshman and Pam Pierce at No. 3, were big winners against fine hurdler, but also a open heart surgery. walk on Don Muhammad, sprinter, and he even "I will be talking to Russ Michigan. great One team, four singles players and one doubles team, also hampered with leg can long jump over 22 feet. Thomas several times be¬ He's quite an athlete." will automatically qualify for Midwest regional action in problems during the indoor fore I go to Houston," Ford and Madison, Wis., May 16 through 18 as a result of this season: sophomore Adding depth to the said. "We're going to sign Andre Williams. Bibbs said 1 IO meter hurdles is recent weekend's play. Rutz projects Gettys, Karzen, Grinberg, Billy Sims. I'm going to and Weber will fill the singles s)ots. he believes Muhumntad sophomore transfer Tony make sure. will have MSU will face Eastern in first round competition at 9 an excellent Gilbert. The California "For 10 years I've a.m. this morning. The other first round match pits waited for a player like this They were warned...They are doomed... Michigan against Western. And on Friday the 13th, nothing will save them. who can ignite our offense with a running game and Saturdays singles play begins at 8:30 a.m., and doubles matches will begin that afternoon and conclude on im i I passing game the way I'd like to see it," he said. Sunday morning. iPiPP "Sims is everything we what's WE ULTIMATE 4 LETfSR j hoped he would be, and I PGR rue MOW* thatS I T ' .mjp ® ' GROSS, OFF- feel he is meant to be with the Lions. EAISIVE-1 raunchy AUO PERM1SSjt/£ ? i L- .ri Im IMotes I Playoff schedules for fjWM& women's and co-rec Softball may be picked up at noon Monday in 121 IM Sports- A 24 hour nightmare of tcrro Circle. Playoffs will begin Congratulations to the Wednesday. ■m t J'» *'-V -MtMUNIm»0HWIMNil»l!»SOMI The men's and women's R .rr^.1 >HM:$ 3 In cooperation with RHA and Partially Funded by the ASMSU Progiamming Boord ^SMSU Programming Board B r live music <8b live callers CONTRADANCE w PRESENTS Sat., May 10 FRIDAY ONLY! G-8 HOLDEN HALL The year is 2024. $2.50 / $2 Members 8 and 9:30 plus a future MSUnion Ballroom RHA Taxpayers Free — $1.50 all others REGGAE you'll probably iive to see. A Late Show Presentation Featuring Desmond Dehker • Maytals • Millie • Pyramids • Bob & Marc.o • John Holt • Pioneers • Black Faifh • Count Prince Miller • Mike Raven PORNO TONIGHT AND SAT Today & Saturday Reggae 8:45 & 1 1:30 p.m. Harder They Come 7S9.45 p.m. 107 S. Kedzie LAST TWO DAYS Sunday Reggae 7 30 p.m. Harder They Come 8:30 p.m. 107 S. Kedzie LOLLIPOP GIRLS is an orotic merry-go-round —Flick Mag. LOLLIPOr GIRLS—The sex is simply 2/H.25 with RHA Pass incredible-the girls beautiful and the settings opulent Screw Mag. Beautiful. Sensuous, Fantastic —Hustler A Frontline Cinema presentation »B0GP»M 'MQMO'.ilN 1J.'&944 Ends Sunday Tonight Open 7 p.m. Shows 7:30 - 9:30 Sat. & Sun. 1:30-3:30-5:30-7:30-9:30 'In any language, a Mm the film is R an rated, rather kinky tale of survival laugh-out-loud Fri. Wilson 7:30 & 9:15 funny." -Newsweek Sat. 109 Anthony 7:30 & 9:15 'Wonderfully Sun. Conrad 7:30 & 9:15 zany!" -New York Daily News 'A A Martin Scorsese Him sparkling comedy!" -San Francisco Chronicle THE LOLLIPOP GIRLS with Juliet Graham, Jennifer Hall, Sharon Michiell and MARCF.i.LO DANON peewnu UGOTOGNAZ7I MICHEL SFRHAUIT IAST WILLIAM HOLDEN MARTHE KELLER 'LA CAGE AUXEOUiS seven other X-Rated ladies. Saw;' upur. it» pta, % JFA'. 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Weather Permitting dollars Partially funded by the DMA Alternative Movie Fund Accessible Call the Programming Beard Hotline. 353-2010. for 24-tvr into on P B events ffarfaft Leo Kottke Jack Hamilt SATURDAY, MAY 17, 8:00 & 10:30 PM ERICKSON KIVA, MSU S6.50 in advance at the MSU Union Ticket Office, Elderly Instruments & Castellani's Market through Not just a challenge... noon Friday, May 16. $7.50 at the door. the only way to survive! fOWAROl M0NI0R0 PRESENTS KILL OR BE KILLED JAMES RVAN CHARLOTTE MICHELLE NORMAN COMBES DANIE OU PLESSIS A division of the ASMSU Programming Board, funded Produced by BIN VI OK Directed by IVAN HALL Screenplay by C f BEYERS BOSMOff by student tax money "•trail! sequences by NORMAN ROBINSON Color by TVC For 24-hour information about Programming Board events, call the PB Hotline - •>,• m■•in A HIM VENTURES INTfRNATIONAl Releasee r.'.e?. — ~ T. "- . 353-2010. This facility is accessible to handicappers. The State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 9, 1980 15 IT ONLY TAKES MINUTES TO PLACE YOUR STATE NEWS I PI ED I"""" """^P ACTION 347 STUDENT SERVICES BUILDING CALL 355-8255 Classified Advertising Automotive Automotive Auto Service ~| | / 1 [ Employment ]lji] I Employment ji Empjoyment jj Apartments iSjj) Information FIREBIRD FORMULA '78, OMEGA '79 Hatchnack. JUNK CARS wanted. DENTAL HYGIENIST po SECRETARY 20-25 hours INTERESTED IN travel. EAST LANSING- A few 1 PHONE 355-8255 347 Student Services Bldg. 14,000 miles, excellent. V6, radio 9,600 miles, Also selling used parts. sition open part-time. East per week. 60 WPM and Good money. National bedroom apartments $4800 332-0574 between undercoated. $4550. 646 Phone 321 3651. Lansing/Haslett area. 339 excellent grammar. rate per week in '79 was available from $225. Heat 4 5p.m. 8-5-16 14) Regular Rates 6563 8-5-20 13) C-21-5-30 (31 9656. 20-5-14 (4) Nancy. 339-9500. $249 full time summer included. Pool, laundry C-3-5 13 (5) work. Must have entire facilities & easy access to DAVS FORD GRANADA 1977 OPEL GOOD USED tires, 13, 14, EXCELLENT OPPORTU DELUXE, 1976 summer free. For inter¬ I -69. North Point Apart¬ No i'n.e 1 3 6 8 1 doy - 95 per line 4 door, 4 on floor over 36,000 miles. 30 + mpg 4 15 inch. Snow tires too! NITY for summer. We are ADVANCED LIFE- view 485-7322. ments, 1250 Haslett Rd., 3 2 85 7 65 3 days 85 per line drive, 46,000 miles. $2795 speed, AM-FM, rear de¬ Mounted free. Used looking for sharp qualified SAVERS Z-2-5-9 (6) Apartment 7, 332-6354 14 40 16 80 - and WSI's 349 0652. 8-5-19 (4) frost, $2500. 332 5346 wheel and hub caps, PEN- individuals with sales 4 3 80 10.20 19 20 22 40 5 days - 80 per line needed from June 15 to OR-21-5-30 (8) 5-5-9 (4) NELL SALES, 1825 Michi¬ background. Job consists MAN OVER 21 needed for 5 4 57 12 75 24 00 28.00 8 days ■ 70 per line of calling on Real Estate August 17 for summer Girl FORD VAN 1977 Chateau gan, Lansing, Michigan Scout Camp. Must be 18 6 5.70 15.30 28 80 33 60 PINTO 1972 part time work in party good trans 48912. 482-5818 brokers In a given area for 7 6 65 17 85 33 60 39 20 Line- Ra'e per insertion 3 'me minimum package, speed, excellent 6 cylinder, 3- 33,000 miles, condition, portation, $250, 332 4289 5-5-14 (3) C 21 5 30 (6) 60 to 90 days. Generous commissions. Good ex¬ or older. Salary + and board. For further information and applica¬ room store, nights and week¬ ends, between apply in person 9a.m.-4p.m. WOMEN AND MEN - GET A Master Charge & Visa Welcome $4,500. 332-2783, MUFFLER MAN perience. For more infor GOLDEN SUNTAN PLYMOUTH SAPPORO tion contact Fair Winds weekdays at 1920 N. 5-5-15 (5) Mufflers, shocks, coil mation call 332-7606 1978. Clean, 28,000 miles, Girl Scout Council. 202 E. Larch, Lansing. 345 Ads 3 Iines-S4.00 5 Special Rates days 80 per line over 75 FORD WINDOW Van. Air conditioning, captain's 8 track stereo. and $4,700 4 speaker or best spring 30% discounts students. Lifetime guaran¬ tee 5103 S. Logan at to X 8-5-12 (14) RN's-GN's-SNT's Blvd. 48503 Drive, Flint, 313-238-4633 Ml 10-5-14 (7) At 5GujCofi* (WE RE IN THE PK offer. 482-7556. 8-5-19 (5) between 8:30a.m. and YOUR TIME IS YOUR 3 lines. No ad|ustment in rate when cancel¬ chairs, dual gas tanks. Jolly. 394-5060. BLDG 301 M A C 5:00p.m. Z-5-5-15 (13) OWN. Sell Avon part- E LANS - JUST PAST led, Price ot item(s) for sale must be stated Excellent mechanical and C-15-5-23 (5) LANSING GENERAL TRIUMPH STAG conver time. Earn good money PRINIT — IN—A MINIT| in ad. Maximum sale price of '200 Private body. $2,500. 372-4115, HOSPITAL has full and tible with roll bar, stick ENERGETIC, LOVING and set your own hours. $18 CALL 351-1805 8-5-19 16) part-time positions avail¬ wanted to care for Ask about low cost group party ads only shift, both tops and all the Employment woman Peanuts Personal ads 3 lines 2 25 extras. $7,200 or make 11 able for registered and 2 pre-schoolers, keep insurance coverage. For per in graduate nurses and stu¬ GREMLIN 1970, house, more details call 482-6893. MALE OR female room¬ good offer. 349-0213. 8-5-14 (5) PART-TIME and weekdays. Car sertion. 75 per line over 3 lines, :pre-pay- transportation, $300 or summer dent nurse technicians. A needed, non-smoker, C-21-5-30 (7) mate needed or willing to ment) best offer. 332-7855. employment with Michi¬ 4 day, 10 hour per day move with same. Central , TRIUMPH SPITFIRE references. 646-8544. gan's largest, multi-manu¬ work week option allow¬ T V. PRODUCER for the air, pool. Bruce after 6, Rummage Garage Sale ads 4 lines 2 50 8-5-9 (31 1966 Excellent running 8-5-20 (6) facturer distributor. Auto¬ ing 3 day week-end is condition. Needs some Okemos Public School 332-1717. 8-5-12 (4) 63 per line over 4 lines per insertion. mobile required. 339 9500. available on the midnight KARMANN GHIA 1974 exterior work. Good col¬ ALL STUDENT ADS District. To write and 'Round Town ods 4 lines 2 50 per insertion - C-21-5-30 (5) shift. We offer: Primary & new Michelins, Alloys, lectors item. $950. 394- Must be prepaid now produce educational T.V. 63 per line over 4 lines Konis, brakes, recent 6425, 5-5-15 (6) BABYSITTER / HOUSE¬ Team nursing, complete orientation program, con¬ Through the end of the programs. Must have a EVERGREEN APTS. Lost & Found ads Transportation ads 3 lines tune-up. $2100, 663 5396. KEEPING- 5% days, $65 Term. S-16-5-30 (4) good background in T.V. 341 Evergreen tinuing education support equipment. Minimum of S1 .50-per insertion. 50 per line over 3 lin. 2-5-9 (4) VALIANT 1974, four door, per week, 2 girls, 6 system, excellent wage Showing M-W-F 4-6pm automatic transmission, 6 APPOINTMENT SET-UP 20 hours per week. Avail¬ S/F Popcorn (Sorority-Fraternity) 50 per line. months and 3 Vi years, and benefit package. For able Manager Apartment 2G MARABELLE FOR sale cylinder, air, $1300 or best references, 332-0426 work. Variable part-time immediately. Appli¬ more information contact Coll 351 2426 or 351 8135 4-speed, Datsun 1200. offer. 676-2161 evenings. hours. Phone sales exper¬ cations may be nickgd up Deadlines evenings. 3-5-9 (5) Karen S. Ridenour, LAN¬ at the Board of Education FALL 8 SUMMER LEASING 1973. Engine perfect. 5-5-15 (6) ience required. Mr, Want Ads-2 p.m SING GENERAL HOSPI¬ l class day before public¬ $1100. 374-6201, mes¬ WAITRESS-MAYFAIR Mikelonis, 339-9500 office, 4406 North ation sage. 8-5-20 (4) '77 VOLKSWAGON Rab¬ BAR-Full or part time, TAL, 2800 Devonshire, Okemos Rd., Okemos, Ml. LOOKING FOR fall hous¬ C-3-5-13 (7) bit excellent condition, apply in person, 1 block Lansing, Ml 48909. Phone 349-9440. 6-5-14 1131 ing? Call Mid-Michigan. Cancellation Change l p m. 1 class day be¬ 377-8335 EOE MONTE 394 5858. 8-5-14 (3) east of Marsh, Lake Lans¬ PART TIME lay-out per¬ They have over 400 pro¬ fore publication CARLO 1975 X-21-5-30 (22) ing Road. X8-5-13 (4) and AMBITIOUS DEPEND¬ perties to choose from, Classified vinyl top, air, cruise, other son general print and they specialize in the Display deadltne-3 p.m. 2 class options $1500. Saturday, 1975 VW Scirocco, silver, CLERK WANTED- Adult shop helper. $3.75 per ABLE student needed for MSU area. Call today and days before publication. Sunday 351 -9090 am/fm cassette, $2,500. BABYSITTER FOR one Bookstore. VELVET FIN¬ hour. Experience in layout Assistant Supervisor of toddler. Prefer someone souvenir see if they have what Once ad is ordered it cannot be cancelled or 1-5-9 (4) Ken, weekdays- 372-9104, GERS, 527 E. Michigan, and keylining is essential. concessions. in Child Care Field. Own (Fall '80-Spring '811. Must you're looking for. 337- changed until after 1 st insertion evenings and weekends- 489-2278. C-21-5-30 (4) Experience in graphic be hard worker, able to 8023. C-21-5-30 (8) 332 5963. 5-5-9 (5) transportation, flexible camera work, bindery There is o M OO charge for 1 ad change plus MONTE CARLO 1975- take mornings. 351-2385. ESCORTS WANTED- $6/ operations or offset print¬ over supervisory 50 per additional change for maximum Landau. Most options, VW 1969, needs 8-5 14 (5) position following year. work, hour, no experience nec- ing is helpful References of 3 changes. runs excellent, regular wife threatening divorce, required. Apply in person Approximately 20 hours/ The State News will only be responsible for gas, $1850 or best offer. get it out of the yard, LIVE-IN attendant to as¬ cessary, we will train. week, good pay. Apply at AMERICANA 489-2278. Apply in person at Unigraphics, 2843 E. 332-5322 351-0549. 8 5-12 (4) $200. 676-2161 evenings. sist handicapped attorney Grand River across from M.S.U. Bookstore Mana¬ the 1st days incorrect insertion. Adjust in arising mornings, retir¬ at VELVET FINGERS 527 1128 Victor Street E 5-5-15 (4) Coral Gables. gers Office. Application ment claims must be nade within 10 E. Michigan. C-21-5-30 15) days MONZA 1976. 4 cylinder 5 ing evenings. Lifting deadline 5-9-80. of expiration date quired. Weekly compen¬ re¬ C-7-5-19 (14) X-5-5-9 (10) EDEN ROC speed. 25 mpg, Radials, APPLICATIONS FOR 332-8488 sation. 374-8652 6-5-9 (7) Bills are due 7 days from ad expiration date. $2100. Must sell. 627 Motorcycles State News sales repre¬ RN-LPN's, immediate 252 River Street If 7963, 8-5-13 (4) sentatives are now being part-time openings as not paia by due date a 1.00 late YMCA NEED For Rent HONDA 450 1974. Good daycamp taken in the Display Ad¬ charge nurse at skilled A FEW service charge will bo due. counselors male/female MUSTANG II Ghia 1975 condition. 372 1603. vertising Dept. Room 344 nursing facility. Excellent automatic, air, excellent 8-5-15 (3) for July and August. 40 Student Services. Appli¬ working conditions, FALL HOUSING- DON'T OPENINGS hours/week weekends GET CAUGHT IN THE condition, AM-FM. Pow¬ cations must be returned competitive wages. Call Michelins. $2500 or off. 489-6501. 8-5-14 (6) Ms. Gresco at 332-5061 or COLD! GREAT LAKES FOR SUMMER er. HONDA 350, 1972. Good by 3:00p.m. Friday, May 9. Automotive Automotive best offer. 351-2602. condition. Just tuned S-5-5-13 (7) apply in person Provincial 394 2680 C-21-5-30 (4) RN-MIGRANT clinic coor¬ 5-5-5-14 15) $400. 641-4519 evenings. House, Whitehills. dinator. Lansing area. Full ATTENTION WE buy late 3-5-13 (4) MEDICAL 6 5-16 (10) NICE PLACES to call CUTLASS SUPREME time summer. Call 627- TECHNOLO 2 TO 3 Bedrooms across NOVA 1973 automatic home-, Now, summer and model imported and do¬ 1979- Excellent condition, 4065 after 1 p.m. GIST ASCP or eligible. from campus. Fall and mestic V-8, 350, 42,000 original Acute care teaching hos¬ NURSE AIDES- Full and fall. 332-3700. compact cars. 4,000 miles, extras. 321 - 10-5-13 (5) summer leasing. 351-8135 miles. Very good condi¬ Z-10-5-14 (3) Contact WILLIAMS Bill VW, Burcham, 484 1124. 5-5-9 (3) tion. $1095. Call 393-9459 Auto Service J[ /j pital has part-time open¬ ings on mid-nights. Excel¬ part skilled time openings at nursing facility. or 351-3038. OR-21-5-30 (4) after 5 8-5-14 (6) SUMMER JOBS. Avail¬ Good working conditions 1341. C-21-5-30 (5) DATSUN B210 1977 AM lent wages. For more FM stereo cassette. Regu¬ MASON BODY SHOP, able now, full and part- information please con¬ and excellent benefits. Apartments S. HARRISON Road. 1 AMC GREMLIN X 1974- NOVA 1975 automatic 6 812 E, Kalamazoo since time positions open. Good lar gas. 27mpg. Great tact Department of Hu¬ Nursing scholarship pro¬ bedroom, utilities paid. No good condition, air, condition. 337 1171. cylinder Great shape. 1940. Auto painting-colli¬ pay. Call now, 394-3450. gram offered. Experience FEMALE ROOMMATE man Resources, Lansing pets, $200/month. 332- 60,000 miles, $1700. 485-8299 sion service. American, EMPLOYMENT 355 9448. 8-5-13 (4) General Hospital, 2800 preferred. If none our next needed to share 2-bed- 8064. 4-5-9 (3) 8-5-14 (3) 8-5 15 Foreign 485-0256. EXPRESS. 17-5-30 (5) (3)_ cars. Devonshire, Lansing, Ml training class starts May room luxury apartment. DATSUN C-21-5-30 (5) 19. Call Mrs. Thompson at SUMMER 280Z 1978 4 48909. 377-8334. E.O.E. Summer. Sauna, pool. SUBLET, 2 ALL STUDENT ADS OLDS '73 Loaded, 332-5061 or apply in per¬ bedroom furnished. Close speed, AMFM stereo, COUNSELORS, MICH- 8 5 19 (3) $100/month. Call in the Must be prepaid now 59,000 miles, $695. 349- Provincial rear defog, silver, black BRAKES PARTS includ GAN Boy's Camp. June son. House, a.m. 349-4411. 8-5-9 (5) to campus. 332-8775. through the end of the 2710 after 5. 8-5-9 (3) Whitehills. E.O.E. 5-5-5-14 (3) interior, decals, rust- ing pads, shoes, and hy¬ 23 to August 16. Areas SECRETARY, MATURE Term. 16-5-30 (4) 6-5-16 (15) proofed, 1 owner. $5800 draulic parts for your for open: Judo, gymnastics, and stable person for OLDS 98 1972 APARTMENT SITTERIs) firm. 676-5738. 4-5-9 (6) Air, FM-8 archery, arts/crafts, wa small firm. SUMMER SUBLET 3 CADILLAC eign car, in stock, at Typing 65, of your one bedroom, complete¬ - Tell neigh¬ - 1972, 4 door, Track stereo, excellent reasonable terfront and biking. Com¬ shorthand 90, and ability more bedroom, 1V5 bath air, prices. ly furnished, very close to excellent shape, $800 or DODGE VAN B-100, 1975, condition. $575 882-4930 CHEQUERED FLAG FOR¬ petitive salaries. Write:- to handle general office bors what you have for pool, luxurious. 882-0938. best offer. 669 9877. 3-5-9 (3) sale!. Use classified ads. campus, good care for cat 6-505(3) good condition, good util EIGN CAR PARTS, 2605 FLYING EAGLE, 1401 N. duties unsupervised. Ap¬ 5-5-9 13) and plants. Mid-June to ity vehicle, $1750. 676- E. Kalamazoo Street. One Fairview, Lansing, Mich. ply in person, 3308 S 5653. 5-5-12 (3) OMEGA 1979. Mid-September, ref¬ 3 FEMALES- 2 bedroom, 2-door. mile west of campus. 48912. Give background/ Cedar Street, Suite 11. CAMARO '71, silver, air, erences, $230 per month. furnished. $70/month. nice, reliable, $700/best. DUSTER 1970, 6 cylinder Hatchback, v-6 Automatic. Rust-proofed, Red 485-5055 C-21-5-30 (8) experience. XZ-8 5 14 (9) 8-5-15 (8) Burcham Woods 351 7645. 3-5-12 (8) Deb 351-3518. 3-5-9 (3) 332-5515. 6 5-15 (3) Bucket seat. 15,000 miles. stick. $500/best offer. HURRY just a few $4700 CAMPUS HILL 676-3626 after 5 p.m. 355 8031. CAMARO 1978 Z 28 au¬ . left for FALL VVhere you can have your tomatic, air, tilt, AM-FM, cassette. Call 323 7564 4-5-9 13) 8-5-12 (4) CEDAR Now taking appli¬ hair cut the way 4-5-9 13) APAfmCNTS cations for Summer you want it." GREENS CHEVROLET 1968, good condition, $275 or best offer. runs good, 394 Ctopclungfjam 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED LUXURY APTS. • ONE BFDROOVt FURNISHED APARTMENTS now taking summer applications • • • • pool air conditioning ample parking furnished Mon.-Sat. 5909 after 5. • AIR CONDITIONING Free Bus Service • bus service 7 A.M.-6P.M. 3-5-12 (4) 'private balconies 'dish washer, disposal • SWIMMING POOI •2 bedrooms Free Bus Service • tennis courts • PRIVATE BALCONIES near by 'swimming pool 'shag carpeting CHEVY IMPALA 1972. • WITHIN WALKING •Swimming Pool Reliable transportation. 'central oir 'heat included DISTANCE TOCAMPUS •Furnished 745 BURCHAM Of Corner of Hogadorn « Grand Rivor Ave. for information call: $250. 694-5330 after 6p.m. 8-5-20 (4) * "2 Blocks from campus on busline •Dishwashers 349-3530 351-3118 9:30-4:30pm East Lansing 332-4377 Ask about our special 12 month rates NOW LEASING FOR •Central Air COMET 1971 Reliable Free Roommote Service SUMMER 8, FALL •4 person units transportation, $200, 323 Get Ready For Summer 3634. E-5-5-14 (3) Now leasing for Summer & Fall Free Roommate Service DON'T SETTLE FOR ANYTHING LESS THAN 351-8631 Located just off Get in the classified habit. CALL 351-716* N.-xt Brody THE ORIGINAL You'll be glad you did. •rand River, Oleomas Locoted ot Hogadorn just scuth of Service Rood CM! Now Leasing For LIVE h LITTLE! mjdsTN* Summer CEDAR VIEW "WHATEVER YOU DO ... 1390 E. Grand River POCKETS DO IT IN SCRUB DUDS'!" and Fall OK TOPS NAME RIVERSIDE A I0TT0NS 1310 E. Grand River STREET. NORWOOD CITY Only 4 M,in from Compm LOST in the 1330 E. Grand River A few openings * STATE. ZIP. For Fall *C< 'It,- I | ForeignCar I MiU * OOUILE •UOlt STtTCNlNS - IEIEISIIIE * Now Leasing For Mall to: SCRUB DUDS/P.O Box 232. Plymouth. I Michigan 48170. Please SUMMER rush me item(s) checked. Enclosed Is my check or money order tor: ...at (he pool (his Summer! Service ENJOY Itml Ti|i»l|- S «l / ■ it/ Have a place to head *oir conditioning •shag carpeting OUR NEW to . Apartments! . . Collingwood •luxury furnishings •dishwashers •privote balconies Maze? SWIMMING II / XL II 0 $6 95 II = J_ •swimming pool Scrik Bettems taly ! / M / POOL — _ll II 'air conditioned 'dishwasher special summer rates special 12 month rates WE SERVICE: ^ HELP! Residents can now enjoy II / XL ii 0 $7 95 II = |_ 'shag carpeting DATSUN VOLKSWAGEN TOYOTA HONDA the luxury of their own . V BE SURE Tdtal Mirckaediti 731 'unlimited parking L swimming pool. Our new *2 bedroom r-TO INDICATE COLOR«, pool will be opening this Mid Kit 4S Tu 'model open L daily spring for your pleasure. Call 351-8282 The Beetle Shop 2 Rental Office: Craii Dyed CEIL SLUE □ f rutin 8 Hiadllea Lansing s Oldest independent VW repair shop XI 75 |l'Ml (behind the Bus Stop APARTMENTS 1390 E. Grand River Crsu Dyed MISTY CHEEK □ L 1400 E.CAVANAUGH* 393-1590 night club on the river) 731 Buichjm Drive 351 7212 351 5647 I MSU TOTAL ENCLOSEO L \ 16 The State News, East Lansing, Michigan Apartments Apartments Apartments Apartments Houses Rooms | for Sale | [<51 [Peanuts Personal HHTl F Instructions ] [ SUMMER SUBLET 2 bed¬ MAGIC JOHNSON'S old SUBLET SUMMER, 2 SUMMER SUBLET 2 SUMMER. 2 BEDROOM. SUMMER ROOMS, $75/ IF YOU AIN'T GOT room, 2 bath, pool, 3 miles IT, CONGRATS TO the new apartment- Available bedroom, 2 bath, Furnished. Can't beat lo¬ to MSU. 394-4464 8-5-15 (3) immediately, 2 bedroom, close to campus, very sauna, good deal, 6785. 7-5-16 (3) pool, 394 rooms, near campus, rent negotiable, 332-8112. 4-5-13 (3) cation. Across from cam¬ pus. Evan. 337-0999. month close to campus, all utilities included, 337 2669. Z5-5-10 (4) call GET ITI officers of Beta Good luck! Z-1-5-9 (3) Beta! "SXKS" AT for professional modeling, reasonable rent 337-2438. 2-5-9 (4) to train for Live Fashion DICKER AND DEAL DAVE WHO wanted room 5-5-13 (5) 1 BLOCK from Campus, 1 2-PERSON summer sub¬ ROOM FOR female. $105/ SECOND HAND STORE in house on 545 Ann Show Magazine Photo bedroom, furnished, no let 1 bedroom, near MSU. COUNTRY HOME im¬ month. 534 Albert # 5. mediate please call 332-7149, graphy T V No experience FEMALE ROOMMATE pets, 12 month lease, 337 7623, 3-5-12 (3) opening. Sum¬ 332-5988 or 337-1562. A UNIQUE EXPERIENCEI soon. 3-5-12 (3) necessary needed to share a 3 starting 6-15, $260 mer, fall. Washer, dryer. 8-5-14 (4) bedroom, 2 Sauna, pool, $120 month. 337-7384 3-5-9 (4) bathroom. month, utilities included, 351-1177. 3-5-12 (6) FEMALE NON-smoker for summer. Own room, Near MSU. Katie, 337-7623. Minutes from Horses boarded. campus. Friendly SUMMER TERM- Rooms, 1 block from MSU. $55- 1701 S.CEDAR ST. LANSING, 487-3886. | Personal ~| [~/l tdudm'b Professional Modeling of atmosphere. $120. 675- 1 BLOCK from Campus, 2 3-5-12 (3) 7568. 2-5-9 (7) 80/month. 332-6468 11-7 Lansing Inc. 351-0031. SUNTAN WE BUY, SELL, AND SUMMER SUBLET- 4- bedroom, 2 person apart¬ p.m. X-8-5-16 (3) TRADE C-2-5-12 (14) 1 BEDROOM, $135' man apartment. Close to ment available for first 5 FEMALE NEEDED - 3-4 PERSON, 2 baths, month campus. Pool. Rent nego¬ week period of summer Summer sublet, 4-man, $340, 2 miles to campus. BIG ROOM in house near Typing Service SOyBui, + 1/2 utilities. By tiable. 332-0511. 5-5-13 (4) DISCOUNT, NEW-used At Sparrow. 663-7111. term, 6/16-7/25, total rent air, furnished, balcony, 1 351-6824.2-5-9 (3) campus June-September. desks, chairs, files. BUSI¬ TYPING TERM papers. 8-5-13 13) for lease $320, 1 bedroom block to campus, negoti¬ Rent negotiable. No de¬ flRST VISIT FREE NESS EQUIPMENT CO., Experienced, fast service FEMALE NEEDED for apartment, summer only, able. Call Sue, 337-2489 HOUSE FOR rent. Unfur¬ posit or utilities. Laundry, PK B'Og 30' W A C E Lans 215 E. Kalamazoo. 485- - IBM Call 351-8923. FEMALE NEEDED, sum¬ summer sublet. Twyck- furnished, no pets, $260/ evenings, X-8-5-19 (6) nished except appliances. parking, own entrance. 351-1805 5500. OR-2-5-12 (5) OR/21-5-30 mer sublet, Twycking- ingham. Rent negotiable. month, 351-1177. Near campus. Lease £t 332-7124. S-5-5-15 (6) 0)_ _ harn, rent negotiable. 332- 332-8179. 5-5-13 (3) 3-5-12 (11) SUMMER SUBLET one deposit required. Accom¬ COPYGnAPH SERVICE AIR CONDITIONERS- 4260. 6-5-9 (3) bedroom in two bedroom modates 6. $700/month. ALL STUDENT ADS Good condition. $100 & Recreation (fi COMPLETED, DISSER¬ NEAR SPARROW - Up¬ apartment. Close to cam¬ 321-0103. 2-5-9 (6) Must be prepaid now $75. Call 646-0538. TATIONS AND RESUME EAST LANSING available stairs, 1 room efficiency. Call Dave 351-1655. BLUEGRASS EXTEN now quiet luxury one UNIVERSITY VILLA Furnished includes utili¬ pus. 8-5-19 (4) SUMMER 1-6 women, Through the end of Term. S-16-5-30 (4) the E-5-5-15 (3) SION SERVICE plays SERVICE. Corner MAC and Grand River, 8:30 bedroom at Woodside 635 Abbott ties. Share bath. Male own room, fall option. weddings, parties, 655 STEREO 8-TRACK & a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Fri¬ Manor security building, Showing: 3-7pm M-F preferred. $85. 351-7497, 355-1951, 353-1574. 1366 or 353 9695. dishwasher, Walking distance to MSU. laundry. Manager Apartment r311 Call 337-2653 or 351 8135 OR-4-5-9 (61 Houses Iffi 8-5-19 (3) ROOMS ACROSS from Williams Hall on Michigan phone, all BSR, $125. Epiphone guitar, like new, C-21-5-30 (3) day, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Satur¬ day. 337-1666. Ave. 351-3038 or 351- $140. Schwinn C-21-5-30 (7) 910 Abbott, 337-0910, FALL AND SUMMER LEASING NEEDED - FEMALE - SUMMER SUBLEASE 6 SUMMER SUBLET 2 men's SPRINGTIME ENTER¬ 9538. OR-21-5-30 (3) 489-2415. 15-5-30 18) continental, $190 or best TAINMENT. Horseback summer, own room, fur¬ bedrooms furnished. 355- rooms in house. Great EXPERIENCED IBM typ¬ offer. Call 332-2517. riding, hayrides, sunset nished. $121/month in¬ 4871 reasonable price. site, condition, FEMALE PROFES¬ parking SUMMER SUBLET - E-5-5-15 (7) ing, dissertations (Pica SUMMER SUBLET- 4 cludes utilities. 371-5691. 8-5-12 (3) extras. 351-3689. rides, moonlight rides, SIONAL or grad student Two rooms in house near and campouts. Elite). FAYANN 489-0358. bedroom, luxury town- 8-5-15 (4) 8-5-19 (4) campus. $90 plus each. Boarding C-21-5-30 (3) needed to share apart¬ COMPLETE SET of and lessons available. house, pool, own room, HEYSTUDENTSI GREAT Call Star or Ellen at 337- ment starting around IF VOU would like American Educator en¬ CRAZY C RIDING $85 month. 5 minutes to a place LAKES RENTALS is now SPACIOUS DUPLEX! September 2884. S-5-5-14 (5) TYPING IN my home. MSU- Need 2 females. 1. Non- to rent, but don't know in Summer cyclopedias. $150. 663- STABLE. 676-3710. your area offering sublet. Near Close to campus. Quality smoker. Own room. 2 where to look, call GREAT 4385. E-5-5-15 (3) OR-2-5-12 (8) 393-8013. S-5-5-15 (5) houses and apartments of campus. Price negotiable. TWO ROOMS for sum¬ work! Cindy 9 a.m.-7 p.m. miles from MSU. 371 - LAKES today for sure, all sizes and prices - Need 3 women. 353-6591. mer. Female $85/$95. 351- 1644 after 5. 8-5-16 (6) there's FUJI-MEN'S bike 21", 12 SUMMER ADVENTURE. 394 4448. C-21-5-30 (3) SUMMER SUBLET. 1-2 hundreds in our summer and fall leases 8-5-19 (4) 5363. 3-5-9 (3) females. Great apartment. book. 394-2680. available. Call now. 394- speed, with extras, silver, LCC Canoeing and Sailing SUBLEASE EXPERT TYPING. Disser¬ Close to campus. 337- SPACIOUS C-19-5-30 (7) 2780. C-21-5-30 (9) AVAILABLE 6/15. 2 bed¬ never used, new $300. programs. Canada, Great ROOM AVAILABLE in tations theses business one bedroom. Now thru Sell for $275. 663-1742 or Lakes, Mississippi River. - 2406. 5-5-15 (4) room. 557 Cornell $390. house. 2 blocks from September, $225 month. SUMMER SUBLET 1-2 663-1619 after 3:00 p.m. 332-3991. B 2-5-12 (5) - legal. MSU grad. 337- SUMMER SUBLET Lease. 332-0477 after 6 Birchfield campus. Male. $90/ 3-5-13 (6) 0205. C-21-5-30 (3) Apartments. occupancy: pool, air, fur¬ Duplex across from Ber- p.m. 8-5-19 (4) 882-4902 8-5-16 (4) month. Call 882-4068. DISC JOCKEY nished, CAMPUS VIEW near $195/month. 337-0599. campus, key, furnished, call 353- 1067 or 351-2146, NICE HOUSE one block 5-5-13 (4) LARGEST CASSETTE '#1 SOUND COUNT RECORDS team & DIS¬ UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS COMPLETE RESUME 324 Michigan Ave. FEMALE NEEDED, sub¬ 6-5-13 (4) from STOCK EVER. All cheap. X-3-4-13 (4) campus, 2-bed- SUMMER ROOM bring SERVICE: Showing 4-6 pm & 7-8 pm M-F lease, summer, 2 baths, rooms available in June. in Quality guaranteed. FLAT up to you your Typesetting; furnished house. $75 or favorite tunes for your offset printing; and bind¬ Manager Apartment 37 pool. $103. 349-6929. 332-1712. X-3-5-9 (4) BLACK & CIRCULAR. CALIFORNIAN TRANS¬ less. Debbie 485-0491. next party. Phone 332- ery services, Approved Call 351-3038 or 351 9538 FALLS SUMMER LEASING 5-5-13 13) HASLETT ARMS FERRING to MSU- Want 8-5-16 (3) Above Paramount. 16-5-30 (5) 2212. Ask for Tom. dissertation printing and 135 to share house, FEMALE NEEDED for 3 Collingwood starting 16-5-30 (7) binding specialists. For FEMALE ROOMMATE for bedroom house in Wil- Showing 2-6pm M-F fall, Mark 916-758-4650 or 2 FEMALES For summer RECORDS! estimate, stop in at 2843 summer term. Own room. liamston. 655-4537. THOU¬ Call 3511957 213-691-4566 collect. sublet. Own E. Grand River or phone DOWNTOWN 3 blocks to Non-smoker. Close to or 351-8135 Z-1-5-9 (6) 8-5-16 (3) house. Close to MSU. room in SANDS to choose from, Rummage Sale ^ 332-8414. C-21-5-30 (9) capitol. Quiet neighbor¬ campus. 371-5291. Summer Leasing Only 75b and up, all quality hood. 337-1558. 3-5-9 (4) Huge 3 bedroom 8-5-16 (4) 'i90-'20l7MONTH WHITEHILLS AREA, 3 guaranteed. WAZOO RE¬ MOVING SALE: Couch MAGNOLIA ST. 3 bed¬ ONLY 60b a page! 55£ a apartment on 2 floors of CORDS, 223 Abbott, 337- $30, Love seat, $30. Floor 12 month lease. bedroom, luxury duplex. 3 OR 4 Needed to rent page over 50 pages. older home. Sun deck, I-96 Er Cedar Street. New¬ rooms. 0947. C-21-5-30 (5) Ex¬ 2 BEDROOM OKEMOS, Starts $500/month. 351-0319. lamp, $15. Crib with mat¬ woodwork, kitchen, September, rooms in house for sum¬ perienced 651-6424. new er, large 1 & 2 bedrooms. 1 Vi 8-5-16 (3) tress, $30. Brass book- and bath, dishwasher, Garage, fully carpeted. mer. Rent negotiable. KING TRUMPET with OR-1-5-9 (31 separate entrance. Carpet, air, heat, appli¬ pool, tennis, CATA. $250. ends, $35. Silver ice $350 + '/i utilities for 6 $380. 372-7206. Near MSU. 351-5949. case. Superb condition. ances. 10 minutes to 2 FEMALES Needed for bucket, $40. Panasonic 6/15. 349-6761. C-3-5-13 (5) 8-5-16 (4) $200 or best offer. 353- FAST ACCURATE months. Ideal for students campus, see to appre¬ typ¬ 4-5-13 (4) summer sublease. Own stereo, $200. Beautiful and state employees. 372- ciate, 393-1746. 8-5-14 (6) 7703. E-5-5-12 (3) ing. Reasonable rates. Call rooms in nice Lansing plants. Call 393-0127. 9396 after 6:00 p.m. CLARK ST. 1W miles ROOM TO rent. Summer Monday-Friday, 489-6903. SUMMER SUBLET - For house. Close. $85/month. Z-3-5-9 (9) X-5-5-12 (11) from Frandor, 4 bedroom. term. $85 per month ELECTRO HARMONICS OR-2-5-12 (3) ROOMMATE NEEDED large 2 bedroom unfur¬ 372-6915. 8-5-16 (5) ne¬ own room, 3 bedroom nished Spacious, luxury features gotiable. Next to campus fuss tone-end sustain MOVING SALE - After apartment. $325 1 BLOCK from campus, 1 apartment. Air, Pool, month. Call 337-7830. $490. 15 month lease SUMMER WITH fall op¬ on Cedar St. Call Gary at pedal. $50. Peavey Back 20 years, antiques to rum¬ PROFESSIONAL EDIT¬ starting June 15. 339- 337-1479. 2-5-9(5) Stage 30. $90. 337-8423 ING. Corrections to re¬ bedroom, 2 man. Summer close. 394-2712. 5-5-9 (4) 4-5-9(4) tion- mage, piano, 2 Victorian sublease. $200/month + ^'"'5 ."J",'! n. g-j-o-ij i/i 1018 Cady Ct., after 3 for Mike. chairs, Excellent condi¬ writes. Typing, 332-5991. Lansing, $250 a month, electric. 351-1380. LUXURIOUS DUPLEX for BEST BARGAIN IN OWN ROOM furnished all E-5-5-12 (5) tion. May 9 & 10. 566 OR-2-5-12 (3) pets o.k. 485-7425 call 5-5-12 (4) TOWN! 1 and 2 bedroom STODDARD 7 bedroom utilities included. Near summer rental 1-4 need¬ after 6p.m. 8-5-16 (4) Riley, Lansing, 484-4986. Mobile homes. From house reasonable year campus. 339-9411. BOOKS! 3 floors of 3-5-12 (7) TYPING 14 years exper¬ ed. Stoddard. 337-2047. 2 FEMALES For summer, lease, no pets, phone 2-5-9 (3) books, magazines and ience. Call 332-3492 after 5-5-9 (3) $155/month. V4 mile from 329 CENTER Street, 2 large 2 bedroom $75/ campus. 337-1056. evenings or weekend. comics. CURIOUS BOOK FOUR FAMILY garage 5:30. 0-2-5-12 (3) bedroom 4 student June MASTER month includes utilities. OR-21-5-30 (4) 332-5409, 337-7849. BEDROOM SHOP, 307 East Grand sale Friday & Saturday 15 - September 15. Call available in luxury duplex. 351-4151. 5-5-13 (3) CAPITOL VILLA 8-5-20 (5) collect evenings 313-437- Near campus. 332-6212 River, East Lansing. 332- from 10 to 6. 720 Newton FAST ACCURATE ser¬ FEMALE NEEDED 2 bed¬ 0112. C-2-15-30 (5) in vice on term papers. SUMMER SUBLET. 1-3 332-5330 1317. 8-8-15 (5) after 6 or 332-6099. Lansing. 2-5-9 (4) 1644 E. Grand River room River Glen Apart¬ ALL STUDENT ADS Reasonable rates. Call females, Pool. Rent nego¬ Must be prepaid 8-5-9 (4) JVC-BIPHONIC portable 337-2737. 1-5-9 (4) ments. Fall-June. Non- now 2 BEDROOM ANNUAL RUMMAGE Now duplex. Ap¬ tiable. 337-2593.8-5-16 (3) Leasing For smoker. 351-7654. Through the end of the pliances, available now. cassette recorder seldom Sale. May 9-10. Unitarian- SUMMER ond FALL Term. 16-5-30 (4) 2 ROOMS in house near used-like new. $150. Pan¬ THESIS EDITING by de¬ 8-5-16 (4) $440 + utilities. 372-2213. Universalist Church. 855 Summer sub¬ asonic record FEMALE NEEDED- Sum¬ 10-5-14 (3) campus. changer, Grove St., across from greed professionals. Free mer sublease own room in SUMMER SUBLET/Fall NEED 3 for summer sub¬ lease. Price negotiable. $25. Call Rich, 5-5740. Consultation. 339-8602. East Lansing Library. 2 FEMALE ROOMMATES option, 2 bedroom fur¬ 332-0169. Meg, Lori E-5-5-14 (5) 3 5-12 (4) apartment. Close to let. 3 bedroom duplex. 2 HOUSEMATES NEEDED! or 2-5-9 (5) campus. Furnished, 351 - Starting fall. Chalet apart¬ nished. 4 blocks to fall option. 882-1380. Full year lease, fall term, Diane. 5-5-9 (5) 3999. 3-5-9 14) ments. Call 351-4585 after campus $400. Very nice ONKYO TX 2500, Ohm C2 TYPING, EXPERIENCED 5-5-15 (4) ANTIQUES 5 p.m. 3-5-12 (4) good location, nice place. RECORDS fast and reasonable. 371 - call, 351-5206. 3-5-9 (4) SUBLET ONE room of 3 speakers, JVC JLA40 355-6855 or 332-4122. much more Friday May 9 4635 C 19-5-30 (3) ONE BEDROOM apart¬ 217 S. Hosmer Street- man townhouse. 5 miles turntable, All components 8-5-14 (4) and Saturday May 10, 8-5. ments in country setting. FEMALE, START June, 1-2 MALES wanted to from campus. Own wash¬ $690. Good shape. Gene¬ Lansing- 4 bedroom, fall, 4558 Marlborough Rd. TYPING-IBM Selectric $250/month. All utilities Quiet, non-smoking, own share 4-man in River Glen $300, evenings. 332-5622, DUPLEXES. 3 to 4 per¬ er/dryer, pool, etc. $120, sis speakers, Linear Phase Okemos. reasonable rates, 393- paid. Half month deposit. room. $135. 393-0664. Apartments. Rent negoti¬ 882-2131. 5-5-9 (5) II, $250. Must sell. 332- open house May 10, 4p.m. sons. Semi-furnished, 5123. 14 years 339-8686. 10-5-20 15) 6-5-16 (3) able Call 351-5289 0079. S-5-5-14 (5) experience. BL-1-5-9 (5) summer or fall. Call 669- SUPER GARAGE sale! 8-5-15 (5) OWN 5-5-9 (3) 9939. 20-5-15 (3) ROOM-summer SUBLET 1-bedroom GIBSON 12 string guitar, Saturday, May 10, 9a.m. 1-2 FEMALE, Summer. 1512 COOLIDGE-4 bed¬ term with fall option-rent ANN BROWN TYPING FURNISHED STUDIO acoustic with case. $350. 5p.m., Bailey Pump Pool, Capitol Villa, call apartment. Available June $440, fall. Open LARGE 2 bedroom fur¬ negotiable, call MB, 351- 15. Birchfield apartments units, $185, month all utili¬ room, 3917. 5-5-9 (4) 353-3460. 8-5-19 (3) House, 368 Orchard, E. Dissertations-Manuscripts after 6:00p.m. Deb at house, May 11, 1-3p.m., nished, very nice. $550 349-6660. C-21-5-30 (3) off Jolly Road. Call 882 ties included. Immediate available June. 332-3900. Lansing. P.E.O. sister¬ 351-8514. 8-5-16 (3) 332-5622. BL-1-5-9 (4) 0539 days. 8-5-20 (5) occupancy. 337-1619. OWN ROOM MOTORIZED hood, CH. BS. 1-5-9 (6) OR-21-5-30 (4) on bus route BICYCLE EXPERIENCED IBM typ¬ OR 21-5-30 (4) $78 a month. Cheap utili¬ 1975. Not running. $70 as ist. HOUSE FOR rent- 1 year Dissertations, and River's & Water's SUMMER SUBLET- 1 SUMMER SUBLET - 3 lease, 4 bedroom. Garage, BEAUTIFUL 4 bedroom ties. Parking for car. Call is. Trailer B28, Riverview Service 5 term papers. Call 349- bedroom. 2 miles from home for summer sublet: Steve Westdorp at 337- Trailer Park, Mt. Hope. 6692. OR 21-5 30 (3) furnished. $360/month. Edge Apartments campus. For June 1. Call rooms available in 5 bed¬ 372-4866. After 5:00p.m. close, furnished, dish¬ 1296.S-5-5-22J5) 374-8899. E 5-5-9 (5) GUITAR REPAIRS. after 5:00p.m. 351-4747. room duplex. $65-$80/ Prompt guaranteed ser TYPING SERVICE. Re¬ 11-5-23 (5) washer, garage, $100. summer only 3-5-13 (5) month. Call p.m. 332-0083 Rooms available separate¬ OWN ROOM in country vice. Free estimates and sumes, term papers, etc. ON THE RIVER AIR CONDITIONED 8-5-19 (4) CLEAN ATTRACTIVE ly. Scott 332-5095. house, washer/dryer, pets o.k., $150 including utili¬ Animals [ [ "V | reasonable rates. Member American Guild of Luth- Delivery arrangements. FEMALE ROOMMATE for 5-5-9 (5) 655 3803, M-F after 6. From $70 per man house 4 bedrooms, 3 ties, call 694-3250 after 6 summer and/or fall. 1 MALE NEEDED for fall GOLDEN RETRIEVER iers. MARSHALL MUSIC Weekends 2-6. 10-5-9 (4) close. $117.50/month. baths, near campus. 332- p.m. 5-5-9 (5) Co. 337 9700. 4-man apts. bedroom. Next to FEMALE TO share house, puppies AKC champion. 8288 evenings and week¬ 2 and 3 Mike L. 355-8252 until 7, $175, 543-1123. C-21-5-30 (6) TYPING, FAST accurate, man campus. Pool. $120/ ends. 3-5-13 (4) near campus, washer, apts. available month. 351-1534. nites 332-2840 dryer, central air, fire¬ For Sale E-5-5-12 (3) * cheap, on IBM Correcting 261 River St. 2-5-12 (4) S-5-5-14 (4) place, garage $150/month GULLIVER'S ACCEPT Selectric. 371 5272. 539 PARKLANE. 602 HORSE BOARDING Oke¬ + utilities, Blue Cross, Paid, PCS, 3-5-9 (3) (next to Cedar Village) Evergreen. Visit between 393-0226 MARSHALL MUSIC CO. ALL STUDENT ADS SUMMER SUBLEASE, 2 8-5-14 (5) mos, indoor arena, box and Medicaid prescrip¬ 6 and 9p.m. only. Your headquarters for 332*4431 Must be prepaid now bedroom, next to Lake, stalls, $85. 349-2094. tions. Phone 332-2011. Wanted last years rate. 339-9063. 5-5-15 (3) professional P.A. gear, 5-5-14 (3) 3-4-12 (4) Through the end of the SUMMER SUBLET with electric keyboards, guitars SUMMER SUBLET 4- Term. S-16-5-30 (4) 15-5-28 (4) - fall option, close to cam¬ and amps. LEGAL SECRETARY for 3 FEMALES to share large Call 337-9700 REGISTERED AUSTRAL¬ HOUSEKEEPING AND man. Across from downtown firm. Legal ex¬ 3 5 bedroom house for pus, 122 Division. 332- or stop in. Frandor Mall, 3 IAN Shepherd pups. 313- Holmes. Negotiable. 351- SUMMER SUBLET- BEDROOMS, CAR¬ child care. Monday, Wed¬ 2 summer, 1240. Cheap. 5-5-12 (4) blocks from west campus. perience necessary. Free 2203. 8-5-15 (3) PETED, 2 baths, pool own room, 750-9703 after 5:30. nesday, Thursday, 2:30-5 bedroom, air, furnished. Free parking. parking. Salary commen¬ available in campus close, price nego¬ Z-E-10-5-21 (3) and Close to campus. 355- June. 394- Friday 11:30-5. Has- surate with 2 5474 5 p.m. tiable. 351-3586. YOUNG PERSON to C-21-5-30 (7) lett. Own transportation. ability. Call BEDROOM, unfur¬ 6270. 8-5-20 (3) 3-5-12 (3) 371-3500. 8-5-9 (5) S-5-5-15 (5) share two bedroom nished, for summer, air, $3.00/hour. 339-9119 pool, close to campus, call 1-2 BEDROOM - Sum¬ Townhouse. Near MSU, SEWING MACHINES - Mobile Homes evenings. 2-5-9 (7) LUXURY APARTMENT- on bus line. $120/month. New BUYING COINS. New mer, 1 block from MSU, NEAR CAMPUS, 5 bed¬ Singer machines 337-1592. 20-5-30 (4) Summer sublet, pool, Need immediately. 351 - from $99.50. Guaranteed shop. 500 N. Homer, Lan¬ $250 a month/offer. 351 - rooms. $90/month. 12X60 DETROITER with ATTENTION Owners of close to campus. Must 4529. 5-5-9 (5) used sing. Omni Building by 0432. 8-5-19 (3) Summer only. 337-1898. machines from extras. Set up in park. broken stereos, we pro¬ SUMMER SUBLET, River see 351-1553. 6-5-16 (3) Frandor 332 0672. 4-5-14 (3) $39.50. All makes re¬ vide quick professional Glen 4-man, air, fur¬ 2 FEMALES NEEDED to Perry area. Immediate oc¬ 8-5-9 (3) 2 BEDROOM 1 block from paired. EDWARDS DIS¬ cupancy. 651-6786 after service on most major nished, $200, 332-6692. TWO WOMEN needed sublease for summer. MSU - $250/month 2 FEMALES Needed for TRIBUTING COMPANY, 5. 8-5-9 (3) brands of component Z-5-5-9 (3) in Spacious 4-bedroom MOVING TO San Francis¬ own room duplex for Summer. Karen or Sue. summer sublease. Own 1115 N. Washington. 489- audio equipment. See us house. Rent co need help driving a summer term Lexington 337 2236. 8-5-19 ( 3) room in duplex. 3 blocks negotiable. 6448. C-21-5-30 (8) at the STEREO SHOPPE TWO FEMALES needed Call 332-2326. ^U-Haul truck. Will pay for summer apartment, near Burcham. Call from campus. 355-8944. Lost & Found C 555 E. Grand River, East between 6-11 p.m. 351- 3-5-12 (5) motel and gas. Leaving close to campus MSU PROFESSOR 3-5-13 (4) LOFT, GOOD condition Lansing. 5-5-15 (10) and in¬ 1932. 5-5-15 (6) May 19. Call Steve 372- wishes to sublet one bed¬ easy assembly $85. 353- expensive. 332-1608 SUMMER SUBLET 3 bed¬ 2483 E-5-5-15 (3) HELPI LOST- Victorinox EXPERT GUITAR repairs. 7740. 8-5-14 ( 5) room furnished apartment TWO BEDROOM house 5-5-9 (4) SUMMER Swiss army knife with Acoustic SUBLET- 1 mid June to mid Septem¬ room duplex. 351-4266. and electric. near campus. Call 337- FEMALE NEEDS place to male. Own room, modern, ber to single person or 1846. 5-5-15 (31 $80/person X-3-5-12 (3) NEW AND used guitars, key. Important: If found, Most extensive shop in SUMMER SUBLET- 2 please call 353-2399 any¬ the state. ELDERLY IN¬ live for 80-81 school year. air, $150 or best offer. banjos, mandolins, etc. bedroom townhouse with Treehouse West. 337 couple, on top floor of SUMMER HOUSING $15- Dulcimers and kits. Re¬ time. Thanks. 3-5-9 (6) STRUMENTS. 332 4331. Kathy 332 3349. 5-5-9 (3) high rise, near State Capi¬ JUNE TO June lease, 3 balcony & air condition¬ 1257. 5-5-15 (5) 23 per week. Call 332-0834 corders, thousands of C-21-5-30 (5) tol, marvelous view, Call bedrooms, 3 miles from PERSON WITH literary ing. Call 351-5193, after 6, Rick or Jon. hard to find albums and FOUND WOMEN'S 353-5012 or 372-8682 campus, bus route, non- experience to assist in 6-5-12 (4) SUMMER SUBLET, fall 12-5-23 (3) books. watch near Pantree. On HOUSEKEEPING - 1 3-5-12 (11) smokers, $300/month. Discount prices. option-1 room, furnished, 5/2. Call. 484-1801. time or regular basis. Rea¬ writing a biography. 355- DUPLEX: OWN room 332-6663 evenings. Expert repairs free esti¬ 8098. 5-5-13 (4) own bath, air, dishwasher, 532 GRAND RIVER 3-5-9 (3) sonable rates. Call 485 need two men $100/ FEMALE 8-5-20 (5) 3 mates. ELDERLY IN¬ pool, SUBLEASE to 6574. 8-5-15 (4) month. Call 489-4549 sauna. $152.50/ rooms available summer STRUMENTS. 541 E. ALL STUDENT ADS share large 1 bedroom month. Call 882 8332. and fall. 332-7614, 332- Grand River. 332-4331. LOST PAIR of glasses in Must 10-5-15 (3) SUMMER DUPLEX new, be prepaid now 8-5-14 (6) apartment with balcony. 7617. 3-5-12 (4) C-21-5-30 (9) green case. 337-1534. $125.50/month + 14 elec¬ 4 bedroom, close to cam¬ Instructions Through the end of the 3-5-13 (3) Term. 16-5-30 (4) SUMMER SUBLET quiet, SUMMER tric. 731 Burcham. 351 pus 337 2861 8-5-12 (3) SUBLET, SUMMER SUBLET 3-5 1 bedroom, air, pool, bal¬ 9123. 3-5-12 (6) PANASONIC TURN cony, unfurnished. Nego¬ campus close, pool. $210. 332-3414, 2- furnished, LOOKING FOR fall hous¬ bedrooms, 2 baths, great location, pets, $380, 332- TABLE- Brand new, never Peanuts Personal] [Hfl PRIVATE struction. GUITAR in Round Town ][~T1 tiable, 332-3378 6-5-9 (4) man. 3-5-9 (3) ing? Call Mid-Michigan. used. $50. 355-1064 after Beginners FEMALE NEEDED to 8728. 6-5-15 (4) MARSHA: REGRET¬ They have over 400 pro¬ 4. ZE-5-5-13 (3) through advanced. Call share large one bedroom FULLY unable to find you MARSHALL MUSIC CO. CRISTO REY SUBLEASE TWO bed FEMALE NEEDED Lux¬ perties to choose from, Community - apartment for summer. SUMMER DUPLEX, 3 again after the Ramones. 337-9700. Center presents "Holiday room, June 15 through ury apartment. Summer and they specialize in the Open week $100/month. 332-7520. bedroom, garage, laun¬ 45 PIECE SET of Shannon Please call soon. Marsh. in Mexico" at the Marshall October 1, with optional term. Own room. Rent MSU area Call today and nights until 9:00 p.m. Sat 3-5-12 (4) dry, near campus. $300/ stoneware. Never used 337-7455. Z 3-5-9 (4) Street Armory May 10 Ef extension of lease Kings see if they have what urdays 10a m.-5p.m. negotiable. 332 1228 month. 355 4899 $70. Call 337-7499 after 5. C-21-5-30 (6) 11 Point East. 332 1976 8 5 15 (4) you're looking for. 337- 10a.m.-6p.m. All in¬ 8-5-19 (4) E-5-5-14 (4) "WE'LL REMEMBER vited to attend. 1-5-9 (7) 8-5-14 (5) FEMALE NONSMOKER 8023 C-21-5-30 (8) FEMALE NEEDED 9 80 to ALWAYS Graduation own room. Starting in FOUR BEDROOM duplex, NCS SERIES receiver and LESSONS IN Guilar, ban Costly? Not at all! Classi June. $116/month walk to June for whole year. FEMALES FOR summer day." Congratulations ALL STUDENT ADS Near 1 block from campus. fieds are priced reason MSU Gail 351 4976. MSU. 332 2514, 337 7623 sublet Furnished duplex. speakers. 33 watts. All for Kelly your speech will be jo and more, at the EL Must be prepaid now Summer only, furnished. $325. Must sell. 355-2522. DERLY INSTRUMENT great. Jo and Gerri. Through the end of the ably . • ■ and they work! 5-5-9 (3) 3-5-12 (4) Close. 337 0357. 8-5-16(3) 332 7096. 8-5-19 (5) 5-5-14 (4) SCHOOL. 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The man in charge of the Libyan mission, Ali Richard Shadyac. After an hour with department officials, el-Houderi S&H— el-Houderi. was summoned to the State Department emerged and said he would have to consult with Libyan prices odthru5/U'»° 9°' authorities in Tripoli before deciding what to do. Meanwhile, in the Libyan capital of Tripoli, the secretary of the Foreign Liaison Bureau hinted in a message to President Carter that the standoff could Transportation study jeopardize U.S.-Libyan relations, the official JANA news agency reported. (continued from page 7) ItN1 * Road, Remus said. STATE DEPARTMENT SPOKESPERSON Jack He said the inter city busline officials insisted that if Tuohev said the message had not yet been received by MWW* they were to use the center, it must be built on the north the Carter administration. side of the railroad tracks near the site. Last September, Libya said it was replacing its If the structure were on the south side. Remus said, the embassies with "people's bureaus," and a "people's buses would be inconvenienced by waiting for trains. This committee" took over the embassy here. The change was wait would considerably alter their schedules. apparently part of the restructuring of Libyan society The study cited the current lack of provisions of ordered by Khadafy, whose picture adorns many walls switching from one mode of transportation to another, as inside the chancery building. the major reason the center is needed. Although the current site being studied may be inconvenient for those on the east side of the campus, the MSl! busline or the Capital Area Transportation The "People's Bureau" functioned as the embassy had, maintaining relations with the State Department, issuing visas, and performing other diplomatic functions. O Authority would have lines going from the campus to the center, Remus said. U.S. hostages moved "THE of the UNIVERSITY HAS a great transportation in East Lansing," Remus said. "That's part reason we're not going to use the one in Lansing." impact Lansing recently l^ceived state funds to build a similar center, but East Lansing officials decided it would not be convenient to combine the Lansing and East Lansing Centers. on (continued from page 1) training, cooperation with SAVAK (the police). .. shah's secret and making education and training dependent on the colonial culture of imperialism." Farrokhru-Parsa had served under former Prime OA«« nnd Penta* .11 up d here 0«er Remus said if the city council approves the study, the Minister Amir Abbas Hoveida, executed in April 1979. planning department will probably complete the second two months after Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's phase by July. Remus estimated that if all goes as planned, the city revolution ousted Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi. 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