VOLUME 74 NUMBER 81 MICHIGAN STATE tate News UNIVERSITY, EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48824 MONDAY MAY 12, 1980 USPS 520 2*0 Islamic More bodies Party- wins the found under majority Fla. bridge By The Associated Press The Islamic Republican Party and ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (API - concrete which plummeted to the its hardline clerical allies have won a The shattered wreckage of a Grey¬ water from the 15-mile long bridge majority in the runoff round of the hound bus and a mangled automobile linking St. Petersburg and Terra Ceia Iranian parliamentary election, Teh¬ were pulled out of Tampa Bay on along Florida's central Gulf Coast. ran radio said Sunday. Ayatollah Sunday, revealing yet another sub¬ Tampa Bay harbor pilot John Ruhollah Khomeini appeared to be merged vehicle as workers searched Lerro was guiding the Summit Ven¬ tightening controls over the military grimly for more victims of the ture through the 600-foot wide ship¬ and the press. Sunshine Skyway Bridge disaster. ping channel when it hit the bridge. The Iranian revolutionary leader As wreckage was pulled to the The Coast Guard said Lerro was has said the new Parliament will surface, divers recovered six bodies involved in two other accidents in the decide the fate of the American — two that floated out of the bus, two past five months. hostages. Many Islamic Republicans from a submerged car that had to be say the captives should go on trial as cut open after being raised to a barge, spies if deposed Shah Mohammad and two others from a car which Reza Pahlavi, in exile in Egypt, is not returned to Iran to face charges of The ill-fated Greyhound bus is pulled fhom the waters under the main span of the Sunshine Skyway divers discovered buried beneath the bus. Authorities said the latest vic¬ Democrats Bridge Sunday. Twenty-five bodies and one survivor have been recovered since Friday night when tims were three men and three murder and corruption. the bus plummeted into the water after a tanker hit the bridge, knocking out the main span. finish slate The Islamic Republican Party won women. Officials estimate the death toll to be 33. 50 of 98 seats in the Parliament that They raised to 25 the number of were decided in the first round of bodies recovered by Sunday after¬ voting March 14. Returns from Fri¬ noon. day's second round showed that the FGO will rule "An additional car that we didn't of delegates IRP had won 60 of the 124 seats decided as of midday Sunday. Most of the other winners were indepen¬ dents, including Moslem fundamen¬ talists expected to support the IRP. By LOUISE WHALL hearing a greivance at this time. on delay Walter Adams, a distinguished know about was spotted when the bus was moved," said Hillsborough ty sheriffs Maj. Cal Henderson. Coun¬ A crane hooked to the rear axle of the bus lifted it from 50 feet of water Bv SUSAN TOMPOR State News Staff Writer Michigan Democrats Saturday put State News Staff Writer C. Patric "Lash" Larrowe, the professor of economics acting as the finishing touches on their slate of The radio report of a majority to the deck of a barge, officials said. Acting Faculty Grievance Official current FGO, had disqualified himself counsel for his department, argued delegates to the 1980 presidential appeared to include some of these The six bodies were taken to an fundamentalists winners in the count. Bruce Miller decided Friday he will from his position because he is a that the grievance is a University convention, adding such Lansing operations center on Mullet Key. The second round of voting in 23 determine whether the economics professor in the economics depart¬ matter unrelated to the court case. notables as Sixth District U.S. Rep. There, they were given last rites by a districts has been postponed because department can carry out its griev¬ ment. Larrowe, then acting as co- He said the department understands Roman Catholic priest. Bob Carr. ance against the provost without counsel for the department, was also that the provost is responsible to the Carr, who will be an at-large of anti-government unrest in those Eighteen bodies, all believed from delay. asked to disqualify himself from that needs of the entire University. delegate for President Carter, was areas. But the constitution allows the the bus — which carried 23 persons — 270-seat Parliament to convene once Miller, acting on the advice of the because he is still technically the But the department cannot sit idly selected by district delegates and were recovered within hours of the 180 members are elected. University Committee on Faculty FGO. by while the provost engages in a members of the State Central Com¬ accident Friday morning, but 55 A Beirut-based newsletter report¬ Affairs, decided after a Thursday Instead of a discussion about "arbitrary, capricious and flagrant mittee. Carr's selection was part of a hours passed before more could be ed Sunday that Iranian Foreign night hearing that he will rule on the whether the FGO is the proper violation of hallowed academic tradi¬ process which included the naming of pulled to the surface. Swift currents Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh ex¬ provost's request for a delay. person to act on the provost's reouest tion," Adams said. and a 40-foot section of bridge 13 add-on delegates from the ranks of pressed fears to Arab leaders that a The department filed the grievance for a delay, much of the hearing Adams also argued that the grie¬ dangling overhead hampered efforts party leaders, and 32 at-large dele¬ long economic blockade by the West against Provost Clarence L. Winder Thursday dealt with the validity of vance is an internal affair and that to pry loose bodies the divers could gates from across the state. could force Tehran to turn to Moscow because he gave John R. Hildebrand the grievance itself. judicial interference in such matters At-large delegates are selected to see trapped inside. for help. an "economics-related" assignment Winder, stating his case first, said traditionally has been avoided. The crane and a crew of hard-hat guarantee women, minorities and An-Hahar Arab Report said that after the department had rejected the the Interim Faculty Grievance Pro¬ In his closing remarks, Adams said special interest groups adequate rep¬ divers continued to probe tons of appointment. cedure allows the FGO to delay a the grievance would be unnecessary resentation at the convention. during a recent Mideast tour, "Ghot¬ wreckage that plunged into the bay bzadeh belied the air of self-confi Miller and UCFA had originally grievance for "just and demonstrable if the provost would rescind Hilde- when a 1,400-foot section of the Add-on delegates, being used for dence which he assumed in public scheduled the hearing Thursday to cause." He said MSU legal counsel brand's reinstatement order and pos¬ the first time at the 1980 convention, choose a panel to hear the grievance. have advised him not to participate in towering structure collapsed Friday are reserved spots for state party once has was alone with his Arab sibly negotiate the matter. after being struck by a freighter. The Miller delayed the selection after he a grievance hearing because the case Winder replied that Adams' re¬ officials and influential party mem¬ hosts. The Arab leaders adopted an bus, several cars and a pickup truck received a letter from Winder, which of John T. Hildebrand versus MSU is marks went well beyond the issue and bers. ambiguous attitude to Ghotbzadeh's were known to have tumbled 15 questioned the appropriateness of still under litigation. said the court order to reinstate The 141-member delegation, which pleas for help." stories into the murky waters below. The United States has cut diploma¬ Hildebrand had necessitated the eco¬ will be headed by Michigan Demo¬ Officials had said at least 30 tic and economic ties with Iran to cratic Party Chairperson Libby May- nomics department's grievance. persons were killed when the center nard, is apportioned according to the pressure it into releasing the 53 Adams asked Winder to provide span of the bridge gave way after it American hostages. America's allies April 26 caucus vote of 71-70, in favor have promised to step up pressure on Iran by May 17 if "decisive progress" MSU grad recovering a copy of any formal document from the MSU attorneys suggesting Win¬ was a rammed by the Summit Venture, 609-foot phosphate freighter head¬ of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy. Party rules mandate that delegates will be der should not take part in the ing into port in a violent, blinding is not made toward releasing the committed to their presidential can¬ The MSU graduate who was being "They know that the students proceedings. He also said the MSU squall. The two bodies in the car didate for the first convention ballot captives. held hostage in the Iranian Embassy holding them are not going to kill General Counsel could not be asked under the bus had not been seen Irish diplomat Sean MacBride was this August in New York City. in London when it was stormed by them," he said. "Here, they threat¬ about Winder's statements because before and would raise the count to Also selected Saturday were Ken¬ quoted by the Sunday Times of commandos last week is recovering ened to kill us every hour. It was the lawyer was not present. Adams 32. London as saying a secret draft terrible, emotionally and physically, said a University Hearing Board — Before the lifting operation, it was nedy add-on party delegates; includ¬ from bullet wounds at a British agreement for the hostages' release for us." not the FGO — should decide whether known that the bus, a pickup truck ing Attorney General Frank J. hospital. Kelley; state House Speaker Bobby was all but ready in late March when Afrooz, one of two former hostages the provost's request to delay should and three other cars had tumbled off it was wrecked by Ghotbzadeh and Gholam-Ali Afrooz, charge d'af¬ be granted. Crim, D-Davison; and former state still hospitalized as of Thursday, said the broken bridge in the blinding White House aide Hamilton Jordan, faires at the embassy, told the New he had tried to escape early in Miller has asked both sides to Democratic Chairperson Morley the rain. who were holding their own secret York Times Thursday that there present written arguments by Tues¬ Winograd of Troy. siege but was pulled back after Sheriffs deputies said they had no Add on delegates include Secretary talks. "was no parallel at all" between the jumping part of the way out a day to defend their positions on the clues to the identities of at least five of State Richard Austin and Michigan The Iranian Foreign Ministry de¬ takeover of the Iranian Embassy and second-story window. He said he was request for delay. He will hear the victims. AFL-CIO President William C. Mar¬ nied that Ghotbzadeh and Jordan the continued holding of 50 Ameri¬ oral arguments on Wednesday. The closely guarded after that. Twenty-three people were aboard shall of East Lansing. held secret talks in Europe. cans in Tehran. Afrooz earned his master's and meeting to select the hearing panel the Chicago-to-Miami bus. The hostages, reportedly scattered doctorate degrees in special educa¬ was rescheduled for Thursday, pend¬ At-large delegates for Kennedy Afrooz said the American hostages include Cyril McGuire, UAW director among 13 Iranian cities after the tion at MSU between the summers of ing the outcome of Wednesday's The bus came to rest upside down in Iran "have been our guests," the I continued on page 12) mission, spent their 190th day in Times reported. 1974 and 1978. hearing. atop a pile of bent steel and chunks of captivity Sundav. T>¥ TCTT, Stalking elusive interview th * while playing in the minor league By SUSAN TOMPOR would see Bush handshaking his "He's coming in a minute," I They weren't impressed. State News Staff Writer way into town. replied, hoping that none of the "Got any I.D.?" "Bush is going to be at Jim's And while I looked for^ush, I seven or so men misconstrued that Well, I had them there — one looked for the familiar blue-suited talking about anything MSU student I.D. card and one Tiffany tomorrow. Check it out." we were It was a simple enough request Secret Service agents. but a photographer. slightly tattered Bush press pass We then exchanged identities from a Lansing Capital City Air¬ from the newly ordained city Seeing two such men pacing in editor to the former-C.E.-turned- front of Jim's, I knew my orders that included the papers we were port news conference more than a week ago. elections-reporter. were correct. representing. After a year of correcting spel Confidently, I went inside and "Hey, I thought this was a It didn't work — the boss from ling mistakes, the time had come strolled up to the head waiter and meeting just for Panax," he said. upstairs said "no" and proclaimed "Guess not," I asserted. this was a "private" meeting with to dust off the nylons, the note¬ proclaimed that I was here to see book and the smile, and hit the Bush. Because the State News isn't Panax. streets. Solemnly, the waiter said: "Up connected with that media con¬ I gazed upstairs in disbelief. I Knowing nothing more than the stairs and make a sharp right." glomerate, I began to worry. saw Dugal. 1 decided to go look for Dugal Disheartened, I scuffled my way presidential hopeful George Bush Following his directions, I met was to be at the Lansing res¬ with seven or so very tall, very and went outside, simultaneously to the phone. Soon to follow was taurant at 4:15 p.m. Friday, I strong and very straight-faced searching for a man hoping to be Dugal. "I was getting ready to take a prepared a list of questions and men in dark blue suits. president and a man hoping to get "Hi, I'm from The State News." his picture. shot and one of them grabbed my i Dugal jetted out the newsroom with State News photographer Tony "What are you here for?" As I walked back to the res arm," he said. Presidential candidate George Bush (right) is greeted by Angelos "Bush." taurant, I saw two Lansing patrol It didn't matter, though, he got Vlahakis. owner of Jim's Tiffany restaurant in downtown Dugal. I had found the secret password Ingham County Sheriffs a shot of Bush earlier with the Dugal, who had another assign cars, one Lansing Friday. owner of the restaurant. ment that day at the Capitol, and they let me stay. car and a crowd of screaming But Bush was nowhere to be hands. Bush had arrived and I was I had nothing. dropped me off on Michigan Ave¬ nue a block away from Jim's and seen and because Secret Service a block away. "What are you going to do?" he do not like to talk, I was Bush was soon upstairs and two asked planned to meet me there. Fearful men forced to make conversation with men in dark suits were stationed I didn't know, but 1 knew I that I wouldn't get a chance to talk the only photographer present. at the stairwell. wasn't going home — not empty to Bush at the restaurant, I combed the streets in hopes that I "Got a shooter?" he asked. "Hi. I'm from The State News." (continued on page 12) 2 The State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, May 12, 1980 x Mostly cloudy skies and OF,OCUS NATION/WORLD WEATHER temperatures in the lower 60s are expected today. Light afternoon showers possihle. The Coast Guard rescued 265 refugees from overloaded hrokerage firm. vessels Sunday and one refugee said as many as 2,000 "Chrysler's situation is virtually without hope," Soviets ask for 'dialogue' inmates were released from a prison tocome to the United Eisenberg said, although the company can recover States. somewhat through the 1981 model year with government The eighth victim, MOSCOW (AP) - The -Soviet press broke months of a man in his late 50s, was picked up help. harsh attacks on the Carter administration Sunday to by a Coast Guard cutter from a 24-foot boat that was en By 1983, Chrysler's financial situation should be "far route to Key West from the Cuban declare that a "frank and honest dialogue" was needed to port of Mariel with no worse than it is today," he said. normalize Soviet American relations. refugees, said Coast Guard Lt. J.G. Nimick. "Accordingly, a merger or a joint venture with a foreign "The boat apparently had lost its way and the crew was The statement, published by the official news agency automotive company, or perhaps even Ford, seems disoriented. They saw a tugboat pulling a barge and went inevitable." Tass. the Communist Party daily Pravda and other over to ask directions," Nimich said. "They accidentally important newspapers, came only five days before U.S. ran into the tow line and the man suffered a severed Secretary of State Edmund Muskie was to meet in Vienna jugular vein. He had bled to death when we arrived." with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko. The man's identity was withheld pending notification of relatives. Church bombing trial begins It was the clearest Soviet call for renewed talks since President Leonid I. Brezhnev blasted President Carter as "an absolutely unreliable partner in interstate ties" last BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) — White supremacist J.B. Jan. 12. Auto industry to rebound? Stoner goes on trial Monday for a dynamite blast at a black Baptist church almost 22 years ago, a case sure to DETROIT (AP) — Most U.S. automakers will see "a resurrect ghosts of Birmingham's troubled past. Nuri Bacine and her 12-year-old daughter Nancy make the best of it in their temporary dramatic industry recovery" by 1983, a new Wall Street It was on a summer's night in 1958 that the bomb Protesters cause damage analysis predicts. exploded outside the Bethel Baptist Church, a focal point living facilities in an army barracks at Fort Over the next three years there will be a "sustained of the then-fledgling civil rights movement. NEW YORK (AP) - Two men were charged Sunday Smith, Ark. while waiting to be processed. surge" in sales as the companies turn out new No one was injured in the explosion, which was one of with damaging the Statue of Liberty after they descended fuel-efficient cars "far superior" to present models, more than 50 church bombings that rocked from the metal robes of the national monument where Birmingham in according to David Eisenberg, analyst for the brokerage the late 1950s and early '60s, inspiring the nickname they had nested for 24 hours to protest the treatment of a •Flotilla" claims 8th victim firm of Sanford C. Bernstein & Co. Inc. "Bombingham." California convict. Higher prices for all cars and a comeback of larger cars The almost-forgotten incident was revived in Septem¬ Edwin Drummond, 35, and Stephen Rutherford, 31, KEY WEST, Fla. (API — Thousands more refugees, with improved mileage will mean soaring profits for ber 1977 by then-Attorney General Bill Baxley, who were taken into custody and charged with criminal including more than 600 in one boat, streamed across the General Motors Corp. and Ford Motor Co. and "fairly obtained an indictment from a Jefferson County grand Florida Straits on Sunday as the rejuvenated, ragtag trespass and damaging government property after large" profit growth at American Motors Corp., according jury charging Stoner with "setting off dynamite leaving the 305-foot tall statue. The National Park "Freedom Flotilla" claimed its eight victim. to Eisenberg's analysis distributed recently by the dangerously near an inhabited dwelling." Service said the pair's climb caused $H(),()()0 damage__ RAMON'S STRIKES AGAIN! > Services Bldg Michigan Super Saver Stereo System Here's a way to have — or give — great stereo at super savings! 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State News Staff Writer one-third of the agricultural pro¬ omy," said Birman, who immigra is beset with problems, including "People do not want to work and The United States should im¬ ted to the United States in 1974. duction, he said. very slow technological progress, the government does not know While Birman said he sympa pose a total trade embargo against poor management and lack of how to force or stimulate them to." the Soviet Union to reduce the thizes with Soviet dissidents, he THE SOVIET LEADERSHIP incentive for workers. Soviet military threat, a former Birman said the Soviet Union's added most Soviet people must could cut military expenditures, A lack of skilled labor, along Soviet economic planner said Fri¬ withdraw with no unemployment, slows the planned economy is failing because worry more about what they will troops from Afghani day. its management depends mostly get to eat than about their political stan, not try to intervene in Africa growth of the Soviet economy, on common sense. Common sense freedom. Igor Birman, who currently and instead, use the country's Birman said. works for the U.S. Department of worked well when the economy "I think the Soviet dissidents resources to feed the people, smaller, but are not the real threat to the Commerce, said the grain embargo Birman said. It does not, however, was an expanding, President Carter ordered modern system needs more sophis¬ Soviet government," he said. "I as a choose to do that, he added. THIS VERY SIMPLE fact - ticated management, he said. think the real threat is the response to the Soviet invasion of "I'm very unhappy that govern¬ lack of labor — actually deter¬ condition of the Soviet economy." Afghanistan should only be a first ments of South America sold the mines that the Soviet Union's And, while labor and manage¬ "Just living in the Soviet Union step. Soviets grain, but I'm happy that economy cannot grow fast ment problems trouble the econo¬ is much worse than living in the "The real choice of Soviet rulers they didn't sell enough." r enough," he said. my, the real "Achille's heel" of the West." is how to distribute very limited A former member of the Com¬ Soviet economy is agriculture, resources between non-military munist Party in the Soviet Union, "Unemployment is not bad for Birman added. Birman added that the recent the economy," he said "because segments of the population — the Birman now considers himself a rush of Cuban immigrants to the task to raise the standard of living '"hard-liner." workers in the Soviet Union do not United States is another example "FARMERS WANT TO work — and military expenditures," "Their guns are loaded," he said. compete for jobs. He said, "No of the failure of economic less than workers," he charged. systems Birman said in a talk on "The matter how bad you do it you're "I can never forget that there are "It's a real problem." like the Soviet Union's. Soviet Economy: Today and To¬ not fired." enough bombs to destroy us." Although a vast majority of the "How many morrow." The Soviet people would live Workers people have emi¬ are not motivated to farm land in the Soviet Union is "If the economy is not growing grated from America to the won¬ better if the Soviet Union spent earn more money because there is it's that much harder for them to collectively owned, the small num¬ derful Soviet economy recently?" less money on armaments, he said. nothing to buy with it, Birman ber of private plots supply almost he asked. "Name one." Carr blasts energy mobilization agreement By MARK FELLOWS THE "FAST-TRACK" AGREEMENT reached in late THE RESULT COULD be another bureaucratic mess, State News Staff Writer They include work condition regulations, civil rights laws, April by the joint committee gives a presidentially- Carr said, because the agreement sets no limit on the primary air quality standards and Native Americans' Sixth district U.S. Rep. Bob Carr Friday criticized a appointed, three-member Energy Mobilization Board number of projects eligible for the regulatory fast-track. rights. compromise House-Senate committee energy mobiliza¬ power to suspend state and local laws and certain federal The legislation would set up a board and staff to set Nuclear power tion agreement, terming it ultimately ineffective and a is also specifically barred from the regulations affecting energy projects. deadlines for federal, state and local agencies to clear fast-track, Carr said. debasement of the constitutional protection of states' Carr said Saturday he objects to the compromise bill on projects and allow the board to enforce them with court Although the White House requested Congress to rights. constitutional grounds because in the past legislation to injunctions, according to Carr aide Dave Dempsey. The compromise is an outgrowth of President Carter's legislate the Energy Mobilization Board concept, nullify state laws had to be passed by Congress and signed The result, Carr said, would be local governmental conflicting signals from the administration complicated request last year for a federal mechanism which would by the president. units dropping other concerns to meet deadlines. matters on Capitol Hill, Carr said. speed up energy projects by streamlining bureaucratic "If I were a state attorney general, I would sue to void The board could also force federal regulatory agencies This flip-flopping on crucial issues central to the concept decisions involving planning and regulation. the bill," Carr said. to give fast-track projects higher priority and suspend of fast-track considerations for energy projects rendered The legislation represents a "power grab" by the The legislation would "give more unbridled power and local regulations, if it decided the action would not White House efforts meaningless and angered several federal government, the Michigan Democrat said, as well authority to the board than we have ever given even to the endanger public health and safety, he said. members of Congress, Carr said. as perhaps threatening public health and safety. president," including that of wartime domestic authority, For example, the board could make environmental Carr said the White House had undermined his own Projects covered by the legislation would include any Carr said. impact decisions if the Council on Environmental Quality version of the bill, which would have coordinated decision projects that can be defined as energy-related, such as Carr also cited pragmatic objections to the bill, saying does not meet a deadline set by the board, Dempsey said. making at different levels of government, without coal-fired generation plants. Eliminating red tape the "fast-track" would soon become the "slow-track" overriding federal and state agencies and local laws. through exempting projects from regulation would help because more projects would apply for special considera HOWEVER, CERTAIN LAWS enumerated in the Dempsey said the conference agreement should be get energy to the public more quickly, proponents say. tion from the board. submitted by both houses of Congress next month. agreement would not be subject to waiver by the board. 'Jewish groups back Greenhorns learn the ropes State News Photos Val Cocking Bakke decision' About 50 young wranglers spent most of the day learning the ropes of rodeo skills, MSU style, as the MSU Rodeo Club assisted in a 4-H Rodeo Workshop at the Isabella County Fairgrounds in Mount Pleasant Saturday. Club member Debbie By BILL CORNISH tition." Ferguson noted that rodeo skills need to be promoted at an early age so as¬ State News Staff Writer The new laws had an "adverse piring rodeo competitors can have a good working knowledge of the sport when The Jewish community is a major effect" on the goal of whites, which they enter their first competitions. Junior Ken Knopp (left) illustrates some basic force attacking the affirmative action was to keep blacks in their place, he roping techniques to Lenny Brown of Coleman, Mich. Sue Stahlbusch of Mount movement in the United States, the added. Pleasant (below) is on her way to successfully tying her first goat. former labor director of the National "Blacks were given what they Association for the Advancement of deserved in the first place, not special Colored People said Friday. preferential treatment as the whites Herbert Hill, an industrial relations claimed; the whites had the special and Afro-American studies professor preferential treatment at the expense at the University of Wisconsin-Madi¬ of blacks, which the courts now took son, said that now, when blacks are away." finally being given their deserved civil Jewish organizations were more rights, major Jewish organizations vocal in their reaction against are charging that affirmative action is affirmative action — and their creating reverse discrimination. indictment of "reverse discrimina¬ Affirmative action became "mean¬ tion" — than were other white ingful" with the passing of the Civil groups. Hill said. Rights Act of 1964, he added. Title VII "(This is) a black-white issue. of the act called for "an affirmative Jewish leadership made a profound obligation" for equality in the job mistake" in calling it a Jewish issue, market. he said. "Passive nondiscrimination became obsolete," he said, because Title VII "AND IT NEEDN'T have been," he forced businesses to give blacks an added. equal opportunity. "Hypocritical, dishonest, smug With the 1954 Brown vs. Board of racism attacks affirmative action, and Education case, the courts began to the Jewish have taken the leadership understand that discrimination is a in attacking affirmative action in the broad issue affecting millions of people* courts." and not just "isolated cases of bigotry The courts have only issued rulings or prejudice," Hill stated. on racial differences, never on reli¬ gion, Hill said. THIS DECISION REQUIRED the "Affirmative action establishes establishment of equal educational minimums that should be exceeded." facilities for blacks and whites. The Jewish "historic involvement In the Rhodes vs. Ohio case of 1967, with liberalism and the left has come a federal court decision set a prece¬ to an end," he added. "The issue of dent for affirmative action. The court affirmative action is justice." ruled that a stated minimum number "I am proud to say" that Jewish of non-whites must be hired at every people did provide support during the stage of construction done by workers 1960s for a hospital located in a black at Ohio State University. area of Chicago, Hill said. "(This was) the beginning of affir¬ mative action in the Hill said. judicial form," DURING THAT TIME, however, black medical students could not get CAT A to purchase more reliable vans "Affirmative action is a remedy to internships at the hospital. When the The Capital Area Transportation Green said. from the right a historic wrong. Relief must go black community questioned this people who use Spec-Tran on proposals which would expand to the whole class (of non-whites)." practice, the Jewish people said that Authority will soon be replacing its CATA officials hope service can be vans most often, Green said. Spec-Tran service and wanted public This is the only answer to the broad they were also having^ problems Spee-Tran vans in hopes that new, increased because the new buses will input so CATA would not be "planning more reliable vans will allow the be less prone to break-down and He said CATA had been problem of discrimination, he said. getting jobs, and therefore Jews, working in a vaccum." service to handicappers and the because two additional buses will be in Reverse discrimination — affirma¬ should be hired to fill the internships. tive action policies deemed "discrimi¬ elderly to be expanded, said Richard operation during peak hours of activ¬ The Jewish population charged the Leonard, manager of planning and ity — 7 to 9 a.m. and 4 to 6 p.m. natory" because they exclude whites — became an issue in the 1970s. blacks with anti-semitism, Hill said, and in their own defense referred to grants for CATA. The service expansion has "been in use Leonard added CATA would like to taxis to back up the vans during Moratorium declared the death of six million Jews in World the works" and the plans center on periods of high demand and negotia MOST MAJOR JEWISH organiza War Two and their own historical replacing the existing vans and using tions backed Bakke in the historic Bakke vs. the University ot California pain. taxis during periods of heavy activity. Paul Green, CATA's marketing tions with already underway. the cab companies are on late parking tickets at Davis case in 1978, Hill said. Jews would be "better served" if "Whites for the first time had to manager, said the existing buses are WE'VE ALREADY BEEN using they backed affirmative action compete with blacks for jobs where for instead of promoting racism," he constantly breaking down, making them in an informal way," he said. He Those who have not paid MSU or the future, and added that people generations there had been no compe¬ added. good service difficult. explained that taxis are sometimes East Lansing parking tickets can with outstanding tickets could be The new buses, slated to go into called in "crisis situations" if the avoid any late charges or court cost arrested by police. operation in June, are better built, Spec-Tran vans are unavailable. fees during a moratorium set by the The police have become more more serviceable and generally more East Lansing District Court judge. "Right now we have a backlog of diligent in arresting people on park CATA plans'' reliable than the buses currently in use, Leonard said. people who want to use Spec-Tran," Green said. In some cases, he added, During the moratorium, May 12, through May 30, only the original ing warrants, he said. About 25,000 parking tickets are rides have to be booked as far as three price of parking tickets will be If the bus driver only charges a two of the now overdue, he said. Crowded court week's activities. HE SAID THE difference between weeks in advance. charged, Court Administrator Brian files is a major reason for the dime or hands you a flower next time The highlight of the week will be the old and new vans is "like the The use of taxis is pending a J. Matter said. moratorium, he said. you ride with Capital Area Transpor¬ the unveiling of the works of art to be difference between garbage and a contract which must be issued by the Matter said most people will save tation Authority, don't be surprised. five-course meal." The increased volume of tickets on display on CATA's new RTS state and would ease the financial $8 a ticket during the moratorium. It is all part of Nat ional Transporta¬ buses. The vans have had "untold prob¬ burden of the program, Green said. paid should make up for the lower Usually, a $1 late charge and $7 of tion Week, being celebrated by The works of local artists will be lems," he said, and they were not amount of money received He said CATA has no idea when the court costs are added to late tickets, per ticket, CATA May 12 through May 17. unveiled at noon today on Allegan he said. "good vehicles." contract will be approved. he said. "Dime Day," May 14, and "Rider Street near the Washington Mall. The Similar new buses have been Public hearings held May 1 were Matter said the court might make "It'll probably be a break-even Appreciation Day," May 16, are only works will go on display Tuesday. successfully used in other cities, beneficial toCATA by providing input court fees for late tickets higher in situation," he said. Opinion VIEWPOINT: CAPITAL Pt.MSHMEAT Yugoslavia and its future Turning bach clock of justice Hv SEN JACKIE VAK.HN III a proposal to reinstitute the death Instead of killing people who com treatment, particularly as justice is In 1846 Michigan led the nation as Josip Broz Tito was the last would assume power on a the first slate to abolish the death penalty has escalated to 67 percent. mit crimes, we should provide reha¬ still measured by income with poor of the wartime leaders. As This increase has demonstrated the bilitation facilities and programs. The people far more likely to suffer rotating basis. Such a system penalty and hailed for its human death penalty has become a such he symbolized Yugo¬ was popular recidivism rate of those convicted of injustice than those who can afford may alleviate the possible and progressive action. Since that issue. The problem is too many people first-degree murder is lower than any the expense of lawyers and long slavia's successful break from instability that results when time there have been more than 40 will be drawn to this issue for other category. From 1938 to 1959, appeals processes. I question the the superpower blocs and the countries lack provisions for attempts to restore this heinous and irrational reasons. there were 164 paroled sincerity of those reactionary law murderers in establishment of outrageous assault on human dignity. Repeatedly it has been shown the makers who demand the death penal a truly non- political successors. Yugo Michigan — none of whom were Despite repeated failures to reinstate death penalty is not a deterrent to ty in Michigan. Decent people every aligned government which slavia's only hope is that the the barbarism of the death violent crimes. Those people who brought back for trial again during could claim more freedom for, penalty, the 21-year span. These statistics where are concerned about crime, country's many nationalities including six attempts in 1977, we are continuously engage in such action reflect the fact that not all people and they should be. But those who are and less restrictions on, its will be able to cooperate once again faced with the and vagaries are not discouraged by the death guilty of violent crimes will continue advocating the death penalty are people. keep the country from falling and emotionalism of a petition which penalty. The only thing the death to perpetuate such action upon other exploiting that concern and often Tito's death is based on the pretense that the penalty does is allow various people naturally calls apart at the seams. death penalty would protect society to seek members of society. legitimate fear of many for election¬ to question the fate of Yugo¬ revenge through legal mur¬ One of the major problems with the eering purposes. The advocates of the The country from criminals in our midst. der. No matter how look slavia, which has successfully Tito shaped A recent survey conducted by Gov. we at it, the drive to reinstate the death penalty is death penalty are eliminating any after the war is indeed worthy premeditated taking of a life is its emotional rhetoric. We must not rational debate on this issue. Too avoided the arms of the Soviet William G. Milliken showed the murder, regardless of whether it is of preservation. In an area allow a revenge motive to take often, such emotional issues are Union since Tito's break with number of people who would support sanctioned by the state. precedence decided not on rational, logical facts surrounded over justice and humane Stalin in 1946. When Tito by oppressed but rather on the whimsical appeals Soviet satellites, Yugoslavia of hatred and fear. finally succumbed to an illness that took months to break his functioned as a country of If we turn back the clock of justice free-market forces, worker by reinstating the death penalty, how seemingly invincible stamina, long will it take before an attempt is analysts immediately specu¬ self-management and vir made to restore vigilante justice, lated on the possibility of tually no restrictions on emi¬ hanging and the horrors of medieval heightened tensions between gration or travel. Tito's big¬ times? I urge all citizens to refrain the United States and the gest problems were national¬ from signing any petition to reinstate Soviet Union, tensions borne istic. The country was formed the death penalty as it constitutes a after World War I out of a threat to our society and an immoral of U.S. hope that Yugoslavia remain non-aligned and fears small group of Balkan states Gay adventure sic musical ignorance." I submit the lack of interest could have been I could see and hear everything assault on human dignity, as well as a return to the barbarism which promp that the Soviets would take and several nationalities that just dandy. When the Textones went ted the Commandment: "Thou shalt forecasted, and if the promotion is a wild I sat and thought of just what a care of some unfinished busi¬ suddenly found themselves ridiculed us financial failure, it will be due to Pop joy it was to be there. My date and I not kill." ness. unified under one state label. Entertainment's "basic marketing ig¬ As Clarence Darrow once ob¬ glowed with excitement throughout The rivalries within were to This letter is in response to the norance." MI-Sex's performance. The band served, "From the beginning, a As justified as those fears strain the nation for years to April 28 article, POLITICS OF CUL¬ members seemed to really appreciate procession of the poor, the weak, the may be, Yugoslavia's real TURE. Was any acceptable research done unfit, have gone through our jails and come. the audience's salient happiness. The to determine student interest in this problems may come from How brave of you, Mr. Humphrey. show's only low point was when the prisons to their deaths." This oc¬ within. The What Tito brought to Yugo- I sincerely hope your little adventure type of extravaganza? In his editorial curred not because of their guilt, but country only iplea), Holdship relates the attitude Ramones came on and the rowdies because of their inability to appeal recently devised a plan for slavia will not depart' with proved worthwhile. Although your article of the students. "I'm not going to see ran right up near the stage forcing transfer of power upon Tito's seemed slightly sarcastic, date and I to go up to the unjust sentences. History has already him. His defiance and inde there that punk rock crap" and "I'm not my balcony demonstrated that have executed was some content. You are we death a system by which going to pay $10 to see a band I never just so we could see. Can you imagine! — pendence will hopefully serve right, who are you to ridicule us? I am And I would like to also just say a many "criminals" who were later heard of." Why does Holdship, and representatives from Yugo¬ as an inspiration to his sue- freshman and "came out" shortly big MSU "thanks" to the DPS and the found innocent. By reinstating the slavia's after I arrived at MSU. I have had especially. Pop Entertainment, choose death penalty we will once again be many provinces to ignore such first-aid man who helped me when I my fill of homophobics and am tired of enlightening product fell and hit my elbow. striking a blow against justice. he general ridicule toward comments, and barge headlong into gays. My God, we are people. I for one am disaster? Elly Spooner Vaughn is a Democrat from Detroit proud to say I finally know who I am. Holdship states philosophically that is hell in the "closet" and I am the biggest problem with today's happy now that I am out. No one can "young" generation is that it is afraid destroy this happiness. The ignorance of the to take chances. Obviously the staff of VIEWPOINT: POP gay scene is Pop Entertainment does not share disturbing. We are not the sex our phobia. I wonder how razed, flaming faggots stereotyped daring and Concert not in innovative they would be if it was by the majority. A previous letter on their own money on the line? the dangers of (heterosexual) sex It is my sincere hope that "Eight-A- toys is a case in point. Vacuum cleaners? Water hoses? And gays are Day" is a huge success; if so, I am spirit of music considered kinky? confident Pop Entertainment will You, Mr. Humphrey, invaded our take full credit, and rightly so. privacy when you went to the gay However, if it does flop, I would hope bar. It is called a gay bar for one that the staff re-evaluates its market¬ By KAREN LAW SON Beach Boys concert earlier this term reason. Thrill seekers can go to an ing technique and takes steps to give I have worked on the chair crew for and had a great time dancin' in the the students of MSU what they amusement park for kicks. I am sure really Pop Entertainment many times in the aisles during the entire show. I guess want, whatever it may be. After all, is you were surprised: you were not past three years and have always it was assumed that people at the not that Pop Entertainment's raped, groped or even fondled. Was it respon¬ enjoyed the organization and the Beach Boys can get crazy and not a shock to see a classmate, professor, sibility? shows, and I had never looked hurt anything because they would be or maybe even an R.A.? As a recent forward to a show as much as I had the safe, "all-American" type, not like television program stated, "We are the Eight-A-Day-For-The-Eighties Yew system a the punks that would come see the some of your best friends, some of concert. I was proud that Pop was Ramones. your best relatives." It is futile to finally taking a chance with some of I used to am disagreeing with attempt to degrade and humiliate 10 today's more progressive, less com¬ percent of the population. Acceptance Protection plus mercial rock music. The musicians University that the opinions, but student organization that to know may be too much to ask for turned out to be excellent, though the boon to jurors . . . but is supposedly represents my interests tolerance? "Jenison sound" was even worse than Name Withheld during concert usual. I only regret that the spirit would agree to such dures indicates to me that security proce¬ something, I with which Pop promoted the concert or someone, needs to be applaud strongly and hardly those changed. "Jury duty" need not be a use a portion of the grant to erudite quixotic men, a bastion just to (Monterey, Woodstock . . .1 was not I was an object of this "behavior the same spirit with which it pair of four letter words buy sophisticated data pro¬ protect me from the nihilistic trend was run control" all day, and talked to many anymore when a new one- cessing equipment and hire Pop ignorance setters at the Eight-A-Day concert. (The Third Reich). people who shared my feelings. week system is instituted You see, my date and I were afraid of It seems that Pop agreed with the During Wreckless Eric's perfor¬ additional workers. This within the next 90 days, is (he problem being trampled by the 2,000 people University before the show was OK'd mance, I was informed that if I would would ideally eliminate prob¬ in the 9,000-seat Jenison to keep people "in their seats" not stop dancing in front of my seat thanks Fieldhouse, during to a $200,000 federal lems associated with a great¬ According to Bill Holdship, the but when those hunks gleefully the acts; I suppose the purpose was to and "causing a disturbance," I would grant to Michigan. er workload. reason the people on this campus do greeted and graciously escorted us ward off the chaos and violence that be made to leave, even not share his enthusiasm for "Eight- us though It is fairly easy, as most And even though the grant to our seats we knew we were secure, would inevitably arise from the mob everyone around me said that I was A Day-For The-Eightier," is not professional people know, to requires matching funds from our "ba¬ safe, and within conforms. of "punks" that would be drawn to disturbing them in any way. such an event. Security ran the show Needless to say, I left. I feel get excused by their em¬ state and local government, angry — as a concert attendant like a prison performance, that I was ployers when called to serve the court administrators have singling treated so rudely, and I would like to people out and making them sit down jury duty. By decreasing the pledged to keep the costs to if they had the nerve to dance in front apologize, as a Pop employee, to both amount of time a prospective of their chairs (how radical!). Admit¬ the concert goers and to the local government low. Al- per¬ tedly, my apprehension grew over formers, for the practices that man¬ juror must serve, Ingham though Ingham and Wayne the course of the day, when I noticed aged to ruin a potentially fantastic County Circuit Court admini¬ counties are not comparable that several of the event. strators hope to attract a upper-level in size or the amount of court workers for Pop had in ear plugs. To the staff of Pop Entertainment "broader cross section" of Monday May 12, 1980 land you know who dockets, we urge the court Then, a short time later, another you are): please jurors. administrators to seriously Editorials are the opinions of the State News. View¬ security worker informed me that it do us all a favor. Until you can stop did not matter if people were not and listen to the words of the One possible modification is consider the points, columns and letters are personal music system. opinions. enjoying themselves, because "once you were hearing Saturday, and the system currently used in In a society where one of Editorial Department they're in, we've already got their understand the energy and rebellion Wayne County the one the most fundamental prin Tim Simmons Entertainment Ec money." that today's music is about, stick to Managing Editor Don Kinsley day, one-trial system. This ciples is the right to a fair; trial Opinion Editor Debbie Creemers Sports Editor Ed Bradley This kind of behavior and attitudes, your commercial groups that will give would be a drastic improve Layout Editor Gary Piatek you a package profit without by an impartial jury, any City Editor Susie Benkelman Freelance Editor both on the level of the prob ment over the current one Carrie Thorn Universitiy blems. They won't do anything that efforts to improve the less Chief Copy Editoi Linda Oliverio and of Pop Entertainment, have no can offend anyone, because month period that may en than perfect system must be Kemi Gaobo Staff Representat Roland Wilkerson place anywhere, let alone they on a college won't say anything that really mat compass several trials. applauded. The money could Advertising Department campus. This type of security has ters anyway. never been enforced at Although a new system undoubtedly be spent on more Ron MacMillan previous MSU Assf Adv Manager Pat Greening concerts. For example, I worked the would greatly benefit poten immediate needs but in the tial jurors, it will cause long run few causes are more increased paperwork. The worthy than upholding our court administrators plan to constitutional dictates. DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau right i hope me shouldn't almost time make network have any tor the. this is the cbs news, tonight. i thought trouble isnt VOCAL POINT jp mike. - the congressman's speech may mas on cbs' ' evening news. wtth vice-presidential / m , it ex- citing- Today's question: Is a pretty good umber matter crdnktte -r . —. N , !< "^->9/ QWill the British raid on the Iranian Embassy help the . 50 American hostages in Iran gain freedom? Yes 353 3110 NO 353-3220 Results from Friday's question: I)o you believe Sen. Muskie can replace Zbigniew 0j}' Ur/.e/.inski as President Carter's principal advisor on — a".f 'if foreign policy? _ '.ANDHSON | l! YES 24 NO -63 csS' .. ft Sponsored b> ASMS I and The State News, inc. : -U . ' %« The State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday. May 12, 1980 5 Parking By MATT PERKY area opposed "I'd like to see us keep the extension 30 to 40 feet back Panel of (Chinese scholars Slate News Staff Writer A proposal to turn a vacant area as building into a parking part of Lansing's downtown renovation project from Michigan Avenue so they (the public) can see the river," Blair said. Wout Coster, president of Stok Corp., said the claims acupuncture works met opposition from a City Council member at extension was an answer to a complex federal law By DON CALDWELL Research in China is hindered by the lack of Thursday's Committee of the Whole meeting. regarding expenses for the city's $40 million "100 Block" State News Staff Writer L-chnologically-advanced instruments, the panelists James Blair, Couneilmember-at-Large, said the presi¬ development. American television has too many commercials, you agrei dent of Stok Corp., the developer of Lansing's Under the law, if parking was established on the 100 shouldn't knock acupuncture until you've tried it and reconstruction, and fellow council members are taking "a Block, the bonds sold to finance the development would people in the United States are basically friendly. "THE PRIMARY DIFFERENCE here is you almost big step backward" in turning the empty Poxson lose its tax-exempt status, making the project unfeasible. These few of the comments five scholars computer for were a use a everything," Chen said. "China is Building into an extension of the South Grand Parking visiting MSU from the People's Republic ol China still a developing country." ramp. COSTER SAID ALTERNATE parking sites were made Friday at an informal China Week panel "The big problem about developing science is we Blair opposed the extension's size, saying it would considered, and demolishing the Poxson Building to put discussion. have no good instruments," Hu said, adding the hinder the view from street level of the Grand River and in the 378 parking spaces seemed to be the answer. Participating were Chen Mao-pai, of the Chinese Chinese are advanced in mathematics because modern its Riverwalk. Michigan Avenue and the Capitol would "This is a solution. I need more parking and I thought Academy of Science and a visiting scholar at the instruments are not as necessary in that field. also be blocked from pedestrians' view on the riverwalk, this was a way to do it," Coster said. Cyclotron; Li Gang-lie, Xinjiang Agricultural Xu said television programming in China includes Blair added. The Grand River runs next to the Poxson The general plan for the South Grand parking children's shows, symposiums and daily lectures to Academy of Science, horticulture; Li Chi-fen, Peking Building and the proposed extension. extension, as well as the hotel addition, will be voted on University, chemistry; Hu Qing yu, Chinese Academy teach English to the Chinese. at City Council's meeting at 7 tonight on the 10th floor of of Science, biophysics; and Xu Saho-ying, Peking "In Peking a lot of families have televisions," she City Hall. Agricultural University, horticulture. said. "Every brigade has a big television so commune Questions aimed at Blair by Councilmember Sid Chen said he underwent acupuncture while being members can watch television," she added. Worthington, chairperson of the council's Physical Canoers promote Development Committee, centered on what exactly Blair hoped to see if the extension was set back from Michigan operated on for a stomach ailment. For two and one-half hours he had needles stuck in his ears and knees, all the while being able to talk to the doctor, he "When I watch television in the U.S. I see too many advertisements," Chen said. "I don't like it." Avenue. said. XU SAID ONE thing she was impressed with was "Right we've got walls on our bridge and we can't bike-hike route see the make it now river," Blair said. Building up to the street would even less visible, he said. "'1 DIDN'T BELIEVE in acupuncture until I myself the independence of American youth. She said her daughter will probably live with her for the rest of her experienced it," Chen said. "At first I was very life, because in China the old and the young live A combination nervous," he conceded. together. biking/hiking route, proposed to run along the Red Cedar River, was promoted Saturday as BLAIR ALSO OPPOSED the plan because of what he Whatever the combination of traditional and Xu said she likes to see young people here say they 200 people canoed from Okemos to Lansing's Potter felt was an unnecessary small office area that would front Western medicine the Chinese use, the visiting want to make their own decisions about their lives. Park. the parking extension on Michigan Avenue. scholars agreed it works. "I would like to teach my daughter to be a little bit The small office area was proposed, Coster said, so the "I'm very much afraid of getting sick here," Li independent," she said. Lansing City Councilmember Jim Blair, the organizer of the tour, said the trip was intended partially to parking ramp would not be as visible on Michigan Gang-li said. "If I get a headache I take a pill at once. Xu said she expected that Americans would give increase waning enthusiasm for the bike route. Avenue. The plan calls for a 35-foot deep office area. In China I'm never afraid of it." her a cool reception when she came here becaause of Li Chi-fen said Chinese medicine works very well for the long period of strained relations between China Enthusiasm over the path has waned a bit over the last Blair asked whether the office space was absolutely two years viral diseases. Acupuncture also worked very well for and the United States. because of problems Lansing has had with necessary. He said if aesthetics were the problem, he her husband's tuberculosis, she added. "I was wrong," she said. "American people treat us acquiring land owned by the Con-Rail railroad, which could show the council pictures of murals on parking runs along part of the path. very, very friendly." ramps that beautify the area without an office front. But few finance problems have arisen, Blair said, despite the delay. Funding is available from both state and federal sources, and the State Highway Department is still saying it will pay part of the costs, Blair said. The route would be an eight-foot wide asphalt road for Poet's speech begins Caribbean Week Pssst— cyclists, and a four-foot wide path of wood chips for hikers. It would run from Brody Complex to Potter Park. An internationally ac¬ "Political Ideologies and Bell§ is a Blair said in the future Potter Park would become a claimed novelist, poet and Economic Trends in the Caribbean Week events uate Students, the College great deal/ recreational center for the Lansing area. social critic will speak at 4 Caribbean" at 4 p.m. are sponsored by the Car- of Social Science and the "We wanted a way to get there safely and off the major p.m. today in 107 South Thursday in 109 South ibbean Student Associa- College of Urban Develop- streets," Blair said. "A hiking and biking route that's Kedzie Hall as the fifth Kedzie Hall. tion, the Council of Grad ment. close to campus should be the safest way." annual MSU Caribbean A dinner-dance Satur¬ Blair said he hopes the path will be completed within Week gets underway. five or six years. Plans for the path began in the early George Lamming, whose day night will feature non¬ Resouree Cen te r '70s, he said. stop reggae, calypso and writings explore the social BELLS other music provided by "I'm still optimistic," he said. Blair said a second purpose of the tour was to point out problems and struggles of D'aliens Steel Band and needs donations Third World nations, will H.A. Mucho Disco. Dinner problems in the Red Cedar River, such as log jams and discuss "Caribbean Per¬ debris. will run from 7 to 9:30 p.m. The Tenants Resource Anyone interested in "People are still using the river as a dump," he said. spectives." A cultural display in the and dancing continues until 1 a.m. Tickets are $6 and Center needs donations of furniture, appliances and making donations should contact the TRC, 855 Grove Greek Pizza "People should see it as an asset and not as a drainage 225 MAC ditch." main lobby of the Interna¬ are available from Austin clothing for their rummage St., East Lansing, -freedrtvetv 1135E.Grand River tional Center, featuring Blake, president of the sale to be held in Lansing The TRC will pick up 332-5027 00 P122** 332 0856 Shopping carts were seen in the river, Blair said. He added that one family found $4 worth of returnable cans film and slide shows, pam Caribbean Student Associ- Mav 3i, items at doners' request. in the water. phlets, wood carvings and Problems seen along the tour will be reported to paintings, will be available authorities, he said. for display from 9:30 a.m. ^MSU STUDENT Pat Lindemann, Lansing City Councilmember, said to 4 p.m. Tuesday. Potter Park and the river area, including the proposed bike path, could become a "first class" park. Carl Stone, a professor of political sociology at the FOUNDATION is- "We should have started 20 years ago cleaning the " Firing ■ Up!" for Mom & Dad University of the West river up," he said. Indies, will speak out about Parents Day May \1,1980 COMPANY'S ALL mPRTIN GUITARS WITH CASES 45%to OFF LIST PRICE This Sale Applies To Our In-Store Stock Only. c* 540 Frandor, Lansing 337-9700 lunch and a half special Buy one Bagel Sandwich with Lox or Roast Beef or Turkey or Ham or Pastrami or Corned Beef Information 355-8257 andgetANY second SANDWICH ON OUR MENU FOR Udderiy full of SPIRIT! EXPIRES Fortified with 7 Essential Events: Green & White Game* Vi OFF MAY 19, 1980 Parent's Luncheon-lO: 30 am until 1:30pm in the Cross-roads Cafeteria ♦ E.Lansing Art Fair* Union BAGEL FRAGEL 25' MEAL DEAL COMING 5 19/80 4 Arts & Crafts Show (Union Activities Board- )'S. F. 10,000 Meter Run • Vet - A-Visit • Parent's Tours by the Student Alumni Assoc.* spon- 521 e. grand river ^ The State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, May 12, 1980 Entertainment MATCHBOX DULL Pine Knob schedules June dates Short Cuts: rock roundup Pine Knob has officially announced its early summer schedule of concerts. Tickets for the June shows at the June 16 and 17 - Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers plus Rockpile (with Dave Edmunds and Nick Lowe), C'arkston concert pavilion went on sale Sunday. pavilion seats $11, lawn $8. John Denver will be the first of the summer's Jefferson Starship, pavilion seats $11, By BILL HOLDSHIP "Brand New Cadillac." Rockabilly Rebel offers only June 18 - State News Reviewer attractions, with shows on May 30 and 31 and June 1 lawn $8. diluted Buddy Holly. In fact, the band's cover of Holly's If you're in the market for a new rock LP, and 2. Due to advance series-ticket sales only lawn June 19 and 20 Marshall Tucker Band, pavilion your best "Tell Me How" is a virtual impersonation of the Crickets - bet would be the new one from either Lou Reed or Pete tickets are available, for $10 each. seats $11, lawn $8. right down to the vocals. So why not listen to the real June 3 Townshend (to be reviewed together real soon). Still, — The Romantics, pavilion seats $10, lawn June 21 — New York Philharmonic with Christoph thing? $8. just to catch up a bit, here's a very short version of Short Matchbox's originals couldn't hold a candle to the Eschenbach conducting, pavilion seats $12.50, lawn $8. Cuts June 5 and 6 — Bob Hope and Barbara Eden, . . . golden rockabilly classics, while the vocals couldn't hold a June 24 and 25 - Allman Brothers Band, (tickets for Angel City — Face To Face (Epic NJE 36344): When candle to Elvis, Gene Vincent, Eddie Cochran, the Killer, pavilion seats $12, lawn $8. this show go on sale May 18) pavilion seats $11, lawn June 7 The Spinners and Stephanie Mills, reviewing the second Cheap Trick album several years etc. Hell, it doesn't even hold a candle to Robert Gordon - pavilion $8. ago, I wrote something to the effect of "Move over. Blue or Ann Arbor's own Steve Nardella. This isn't so much a seats $11, lawn $8. June 8 June 26 - Sammy Hagar and Ian Hunter, pavilion Oyster Cult! Cheap trick is here." It just may be time to return to the roots as it is impersonation, and there is Henry Mancini and Sarah Vaughn, write "move over Cheap Trick 'cause pavilion seats $12.50, lawn $8. seats $11, lawn $8. Angel City has little talent involved in the latter. One of the biggest June 9 and 10 arrived." This group is one of the most — Genesis (tickets for this show go on Further shows on the open days may be added later interesting bands disappointments of the year. Pick up Elvis Presley's Sun sale May 18) pavilion seats $11, lawn $8. the heavy metal genre has produced in in the season. Tickets for the announced dates are quite some time. Sessions instead. Now, that's rockabilly. June 12 Angel City snythesizes most of the popular rock — Boz Scaggs, pavilion seats $11, lawn $8. available at 28 computer-linked ticket agencies in the The Reels — The Reels (Polydor PD-1-6275): This devices of the past decade, including punk, June 15 — Waylon heavy metal band's press material states that the Reels "combine the Jennings, pavilion seats $11, metro Detroit area. In Lansing, tickets can be and power pop, to create a purchased at Hudson's in the Lansing Mall. hardly original but stylish sprightly instrumentation of the Talking Heads with the form of hard rock. The band is one of Australia's most musical innovation of DEVO." Sounds real original, popular (Angel City took first place in nearly every right? Actually it's more of the same "Pop Muzik" type category for two consecutive years in that country's stuff we've been getting since that tune's phenumenal RAM poll), and Face To Face is a compilation of the success. Sorta like the Buggies. Sounds real boring, band's first two Australian LPs. The album isn't as exciting or interesting as the band is live (demonstrated during Angel City's recent opening date nearly right? There's a few nice melody lines, but it's pretty much a waste. Like above, why not listen to the real thing? Rock concert highlights RHA week here with the Joe Perry Project), but it's still quite good, Jerry Lee Lewis - When Two Worlds Collide lElektra nonetheless. This week 6E-254): The man who once had his feet kissed by John is RHA week, the week devoted to Sunday: the sit-a-thon The band has often been compared to AC/DC, but the Lennon is still rockin' at the age of 45, as "Rockin' Jerry promoting awareness of the Resident Halls Association This Saturday is the RHA Spring Concert featuring intelligent and timely lyrics place Angel City far above Lee" will surely testify. This LP is more of a return to the through resident hall activities and the annual Spring female pop vocalist Marshall Chapman, the Great that band. In fact, the lyrics may be one of the reasons Killer's C&W style, however, and there is nothing that Concert. the band is one of David Bowie's current favorites. American Dance Band, and the top three finalists from Angel compares to "Rockin' My Life Away" from last year's Entry forms have been made available at each resident WMSN's Sound Challenge '80 (first-place band Four City will probably be very big in America. Like early monumental Jerry Lee Lewis. There's honky tonk, hall desk for floors to compete with and for their campus Fifths, and the two second-place bands Fender Clones Cheap Trick, the band is capable of attracting a large bar-room ballads, and even some ragtime with "Toot complexes in a variety of fun-filled events. and Tremor). cross-over of rock fan types. Toot Tootsie, Goodbye" and "Alabama Jubilee." Here is the daily schedule for the competitions, which The concert will be held by the river behind the Greg Kihn Band — Glass House Rock (Beserkely BZ Eddie Kilroy's muddy production is disappointing and all take place near the Red Cedar River. For times and Auditorium starting at noon and running till around 6 100068): Kihn is sometimes called a folk-rock version of information call 355-8285. inappropriate for Jerry Lee! (What happened to Bones more p.m. The entrance is at the corner of Farm Lane and Bruce Springsteen or a folk-rock power pop rocker. The Howe?) Still, nobody — and I mean NOBODY — delivers Today: the Canoe Race folk-rock label (perhaps directly related to Kihn's Auditorium Road where I.D.'s will be checked as will a country song (or any type of song) like Jerry Lee Lewis Tuesday: the tug-of-war coolers for alcoholic beverages or glass containers, which California roots) is rather misleading because it makes does. The self-professed "original punk rocker" is still Wednesday: the RHA Decathalon are both prohibited. The one think of a mellow genre. And Kihn is far from alive and well, even in the C&W ballads, but I hope he Spring Concert is co-sponsored Thursday: pyramid building by RHA and the ASMSU Programming Board. mellow. rocks out a little the next more on one. This one's for the In fact, Greg Kihn has written some of the very best die-hards only. archetypal hard guitar riffs and hooks this reviewer has State News Newsline heard in the past several years. "Castaway" and "Desire 3558252 Me" follow in the same vein, and both are faintly reminiscent of the powerhouse "In The Naked Eye" from his last release. There is a nice sentimental and romantic love ballad in "Serenade Her." The one weak point is a Reception HAPPY HOUR DAILY uJr°is>T^ cover of Burt Bacharach's "The Man Who Shot Libery There will be a free Valance" (who could ever top Gene bravado version?), but the band makes Pitney's immortal up for it on the LP's other cover, a live recording of Graham Gouldman/ reception at the 17th an¬ nual show of weaving and textile design at the cT&n the Yardbirds' "For Your Love." Kihn has yet to make a great album. Still, all of his albums have numerous great moments, and this one is Honors College (on the second floor of Eustace Hall) from 7 to 9 tonight. n-higpld ^19^° no exception. Glass House Rock is one of the most Refreshments will be enjoyable recent light-weight rock LPs this reviewer has served, and the reception heard. Recommended. is open to the public. Matchbox - Rockabilly Rebel (Sire SRK 6087): I've been writing a lot lately about the recent punk-rockabilly revival in England. Matchbox (the name is from a Carl 224 ABBOTT NEXT TO BEGGARS Perkins title) is the first such band to release an American LP, and what a disappointment it is! Whereas I was expecting something like the Clash's "THE MOOSE IS LOOSE" MON. ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★■A MAY 12 BIER SPECIAL NO COVER * <14 ♦ MEXICAN NIGHT All You Con Eat Mexican Entree & Solad 3'5 There is no "Once upon a time" to this tale. A succulent lobster tail, LOBSTER crisp green salad, hot bread and butter, and a choice of potato or rice! It sounds like a tale, but it's TALE not. All of this is happening now. *Vs" Both Styles just Have Your Artwork Seen Across The Nation! LOGO CONTEST Homecoming '80 Needs A Logo The Theme Next Year is: i cailahle "Sentimental Journey — in copper Training Through and white: The '80V' sizes 5-10 All those interested, turn in logos in the Activities Director's This is regular Lobster Tail office — 2nd floor Union. our Dinii' jt a spec' if iving >rii DEADLINE duy i n Sunday ind - Friday, May 16 3pm ; _J , * *MiN ot ASMSU PrtfrMMi M M k| skM U> MWf Call the PI Mlm mail k ni ih a PI < 1938 Grand River Okemos, 349-1932 Monday ihruThursday »'uring regular dinner hours. Call today for reservations. Continental Restaurant Systems 1 980 our for Lpootery women 225 E. Grand River The State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday May 12, 1980 7 Smith, Flowers pace MSU men s victory tiPARTAIS WOMEN WIN MAIA W MIJ:i By WILL KOWALSKI first place finishes. Aside from winning State News Sports Writer the 100 meters, Smith placed first in the Senior All-America Randy Smith set a 200 meter dash (Flowers was third), and Tracksters sweep new Ralph Young Field record in the the anchor ran leg for the first-place regional 100-meter dash and senior Ricky Flowers 440-yard relay and mile relay units. tied the field record in the 400 meter dash The score in the meet was very close Saturday afternoon, helping the MSI men's track team beat Eastern Michigan after the first four events (the Hurons By BEN WELMERS University, 82-63. were on top, 21 20), but as soon as the State News Staff Writer sprint events came up the rest of the meet Smith's time of : 10.1 surpassed the Cool, clear weather and a crisp performance combined belonged to the Spartans. mark of : 10.2 that Smith himself set in to make a perfect weekend for the Spartan women 1979. The time was good enough to qualify A SURPRISINGLY FINE outing was tracksters as they captured the regional title in the the Jackson native for the NCAA meet to had by the Spartan field second annual Midwest Association for Intercollegiate competitors. be held June 5 through 7 in Austin, Texas. Junior Jerry Judd placed first in both the Athletics for Women tournament. The Spartans, hosts of the 27 team meet, dominated Flowers, most outstanding athlete at long jump and triple jump; Mark Zuv the two-day affair, scoring 136 points and setting several the Big Ten meet last season and a native erick, Steve Friedrich and Jim Stewart MAIAW records en route. of Saginaw, ran a :47.2 for the 400-meters. placed 1-2-3 in the pole vault; Dave Defending regional champion Ohio State University That was the same time as the field record Prieskorn placed first in the discus and was runner up with 94 points followed by Big Ten he set last season. second in the shot put: and Paul Piwinski champs University of Wisconsin with 74. was second in the high jump. Spartan coach Jim Bibbs could not come THE MSI SQUAI) also broke three MAIAW meet up with any explanation for the great Other fine finishes included Tyrone times accomplished by his co-captains. He Williams' first and Rob Murphy's third in records and added Barb Douglas' name to the list of did say they may have been preparing the 400 meter intermediate hurdles; Keith Spartans who have qualified for the Association for themselves for the Big Ten meet. May 23 Moore's and Scott Brasington's 1-2 finish Intercollegiate Athletics for Women national meet to be and 24 in Champaign, 111. in the 3,000-meter steeplechase; Ken held at Eugene, Ore., May 21 through 24. Eaton's second in the 110-meter high Douglas qualified for the nationals in the 800-meter "SINCE WE'RE GETTING closer to hurdles and fourth in the 200-meter dash; run, setting a new MAIAW record with a time of 2:09.5. the Big Tens, I guess they (Smith and Calvin Thomas' second in the 400-meter Junior sprinter Cheryl Gilliam, who previously Flowers) ran so well so they will be sharp run; Andre Williams' third in the 100- qualified in the 100-meter dash, qualified for the for the conference nationals in the 200-meter dash as she broke the old meet," Bibbs said. meter dash; Tim Kenney's second and Jeff MAIAW mark with a time of :24.3. Gilliam's best time in "They're pushing themselves a lot now, Lewis' third in the 800-meter run; Martin and they're motivating themselves accord¬ Schulist's second in the 5,000-meter run; that event is :23.77, which she recorded in 1978. MSU's mile relay team of Tesa Anderson, Gilliam, Judi ing to the situation." and Daryl Dismond's and Tom Elzinga's In all, Smith had a hand (or leg) in four tie for fourth in the high jump. Brown, and Pam Sedwick also contributed a record breaking effort shaving better than 10 seconds off of the old MAIAW mark with a time of 3:46.7. Other first-place finishers for the Spartans include: IVlSlJ s Judi Brown clears a hurdle on her State News Eileen Blass Diane Williams, 100-meter dash; Ann Pewe, 1,500-meter run; Judy Brown, 400-meter hurdles; Kelly Spatz, 3,000 Volleyball HOUSE OF WONG way to victory in the 400- meter event in the MAIAW track meet Saturday. Amy Dunlop of the meter run; Lynn Barber for the shot put; the 440-yard relay team of Williams, Carol Charles, Kathy Miller and team adds May oriental grocery - September University of Wisconsin (right) was the runnerup. MSU won the! Gilliam; and the 880-yard medley relay squad of EVERY WEEK DIFFERENT FOOD SALES regional. Williams, Dexter Chapman, Charles, and Gilliam. 2 recruits THIS WEEK! One of head coach Nell Jackson's goals for the regional meet was to get a few more Spartans to qualify for the Two volleyball players 1) SWEET RICE ,oo ibs >44 nationals as that meet draws near. have announced their in¬ tention to attend MSU. 2) WEI CHUAN PICKLED CUCUMBERS 75c/2 Bird's hypnotism works? A RUNNER CAN qualify for the AIAW competition at any time during the season by equaling or bettering a Kelly Becker of Algon¬ 3) COMPANION BAMBOO SHOOTS ,20r 59c quin, 111., and Beverly Cole¬ prescribed time in a given event. DETROIT (UPI) - De¬ In addition to Gilliam and Douglas, other Spartans who man of Pawling, N.Y., are the new additions to coach 4) TIPAROS FISH SAUCE 24 c* >1.25 farm club as part of his the field and appeared have earned the opportunity to represent MSU in the troit Tigers pitcher Mark rehabilitation, but he was happy for the first time in nationals are Brown, 400-meter hurdles; Annelies Knoppers' team. 5) COCONUT MILK eor 60' "The Bird" Fidrych re Cynthia Coleman was a high making little box '6.50 progress. recent portedly is seeing a hypno¬ "It's memory. Wadsworth, 5,000-meter run; Spatz, 3,000-meter; Lisa school All-America in the 6) SUNLIH MEN 30 boxes 3 oz. the damndest tist as part of his bid to But Thursday, in an Berry, 3,000 and 5,000-meter events; and Williams in the sport. come back from more than abrupt change, Fidrych thing," said General 100-meter dash. 519 W.GRAND RIVER 332-8451 two seasons of virtually asked to pitch. And his Manager Jim Campbell Williams holds the MSU outdoor record in that event performance was like that Saturday. with a time of : 11.35. constant arm trouble. And it looks like the of the Fidrych of 1976. ALL DEGREE treatment Fidrych allowed just one might be having an effect. Fidrych troit's was sent to Evansville, De¬ Ind., hit and struck out five batters in a three-inning stint with the Triplets. But he was clowning around on Jartran. Trucks & Trailers for CANDIDATES and FACULTY Rent Moke your reservations NOW for academic apparel for Spring Term Commencement. Deadline is May 16 at the Union Store in the §purtsmnst?r has another Donations for the Senior PERSONALIZEO GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS NOW BEING ORDERED AT UNION STORE FOR SPRING TERM ONLYI We fealure Dodge & other fine gas 4 diesel trucKs class gift will be accepted. DEADLINE: MAY 9 1980 Fuelless One Way Rates Truck Trailer For 355-7676 Information call Th.unio„s,o,. suggestion Ft. 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Fort Wayne, Indiana 46801 MSU Sport Parachuting Club 5800 West Saginaw Highway Lansing, 321-2770 An Equal Opportunity Company 372-9127 t.il Restaurant Systen 8 The State News East Lansing, Michigan Monday May 12, 1980 MAY QUALIFY FOR REGIONALS Netters in state fall final By JIM MASON Jill Grinberg in singles and Spartans. scoring. It was a direct State News Sports Writer the doubles team of Grin¬ Coach Earl Rutz. Jr. was reversal for the Spartans It was a weekend of ups they beaten in all Playing in the shadow of berg and Monty Gettys for making no alibis for his as were and downs for the Spartan next week's regional team's poor performance. three doubles contests. In Gettys all season, Grinberg women's net squad as it competition. last weekend's dual meet finally got her due glory competed in the Michi¬ The University of Michi¬ "IT W ASN'T A matter with Michigan, it was MSU with some sparkling play gan Association of Intercol¬ gan upset the No. 1-seeded of us being overconfident which swept the doubles to in the individual singles legiate Athletics for Spartans in the team event or taking them too lightly," take the match. competition that saw her Women championships at on Friday, 6-3, to take the he said. "We just got hell Despite the loss, Rutz is brush aside three the Varsity Courts. title for the fourth con¬ beat out of us." confident his team will get opponents on her way to an MSU lost the coveted secutive year. The win an at-large berth in the automatic regional berth. Grinberg, Cindy Bog- team title, but as a result eased the Wolverines' pain donas and Jennifer Tewes regionals, as will Gettys, The culmination of the of the individual competi¬ of two regular season won their singles matches the No. 1 seed who with¬ tournament came on Sun¬ tion. the Spartans qualified defeats at the hands of the to account for the MSU drew from the individual day afternoon with the playing of the individual doubles finals. The Spartan B.4TSMEX W7.V 4 team of Gettys and Grin¬ berg was pitted against Michigan's Kathy Karzen and Robbie Risdon for the Wolcott equals victory mark fourth time this season. THE WOLVERINE collected a pair of RBIs in the game, while senior Jay DUO had come out on top By BILL TEMPLETON State News Sports Writer Strother set a new MSU record by in two of the previous losing his eighth game Brian Wolcott supplied the finesse and Kirk Haines of the season. meetings. At stake was the added the muscle to save the MSU baseball team from In the second game against the Hoosiers. a grand-slam tournament championship and a bid for the regionals. being shut out in its four weekend games at Kobs Field. homer in the third by Larry Blackwell gave Indiana a Stale News Mark A Deremo The Spartans, two-time losers to Indiana It looked as though it Freshman Jill Grinberg goes low for a return during the MAIA W tennis University quick 4-0 lead, before MSU lashed back with six runs of was going to be a relative¬ Saturday. 7 4 and 12-10, split with Ohio State University its own in the bottom of the third frame. tournament Friday at the Varsity Courts. Grinberg was one of four auto¬ Sunday, winning the opener 12-4, before dropping the ly short contest as the matic qualifiers to the regionals. nightcap, 9-3. FIVE STRAIGHT HITS, including a two-run round- Spartan tandem took the Wolcott tied former Spartan Larry Ike's record for first set 7-6 and was up 4-1 tripper by Russ, put the Spartans back in the game and wins in a career with his 23rd, and Haines drilled in the second before the most kept freshman hurler Brian James on the mound. two home runs for five RBI's in the first Buckeyes. game against the Indiana then scored three in the sixth and five more in the seventh to assume a 12-6 lead going into the bottom Wolverine came to counterparts life and battled Dawkins, Sixers square series Freshman Steve Barnes and sophomore A1 Dankovich of the seventh. back to win the set, 7-6. PHILADELPHIA (UPI) helped the 76ers to a fouls at the time, Dawkins were credited with two RBIs in the But MSU got run-scoring doubles from senior Tom It was all MSU in the game, with Barnes — Philadelphia 76ers 105-102 victory over the scored eight points and Schultz and Barnes and went on to shake the Hoosiers for third set, however, as the collecting the eventual game-winning hit on his single in Coach Billy Cunningham Los Angeles Lakers, Cheeks six in a 20-7 surge the third inning. four runs of its own, with the rally falling a bit short. two Spartans broke there should be that enabled the 76ers to In all, there were 22 runs scored and 31 safeties in the Risdon's serve early and says no squaring their NBA more doubts about Darryl championship series at two take the lead for good and WOLCOTT RAISED HIS record to 4-5 forced their opponents to on the year, game, with freshman pitcher Mike Patterson taking the Dawkins' ability and his games apiece. go back to Inglewood, loss for MSU. make many errors as Grin¬ allowing just one earned run. Wolcott fanned three in his desire to win. Working on Jim Chones, Calif., for berg and Gettys took the Wednesday record-tying game. Following the Spartans' single win against OSU, the Dawkins bulled and bat who had four personal night's fifth game all even. The rest of the weekend was more of the same for the match 7-6, 6-7, 6-3. Buckeyes struck for three runs in the first inning of game tered inside for 26 points 14-31 Spartans, however. MSU saw its Big Ten record two, and scored two in the fifth and This weekend's region¬ one in the sixth on Sunday and teamed with fall to 3-11 in losing three of four, and the weekend wild pitches. als will be held at the Maurice Cheeks to key a marked the end of the Spartans' Big Ten season at home. The Spartan batsmen took a 3-2 lead into the top of the Schultz lashed a double to left center field in the third inning to draw MSU to within a run, 3-2, but the University of Wisconsin- Madison. third-quarter rally that SUMMER STORAGE^ seventh inning in Saturday's opener against the Spartans managed just five hits in the game. SPECIAL forSTUDENTS Hoosiers, only to watch Indiana tie the game and go on to Freshman Terry Johnson suffered his fourth loss score four times in the against five victories on the year. top half of the eighth. Senior Ken Robinson and junior Mark Russ each ATTENTION CONTACT 2A ALL SPECIAL ED MAJORS KflSHURfiARD W MINI STORAGE OF LANSING STARLiTE' A council for exceptional children meeting will be held Monday, May 12 at 7:00 pm 4816 N. Grand River Ave. Q/)4 A4AA Softball in 211 Bessey. We will be electing officers Lansing. Michigan 48906 OZI_UIUU and planning for next year. Participate in the The Safe One LIVE-IN MANAGER team out "Death Ship" council a vital activity for those interested FENCED FOR ADDED SECURITY Hopes of a shot at the Starring ARMSTRONG in Special Education Career. national softball title George Kennedy were abandoned Friday Plus as the Spartan team suffered its second de¬ 'Eyes of Laura bkNQun Tonight PORNO TONIGHT feat at the hands of Ball State University in the Mars"-IT At Last A Great Porno Movie Midwest Association for Intercollegiate Ath¬ CITY OF EAST LANSING "Candy Girl thrives wi»h true-blue erotica and should be letics for Women dou¬ ble-elimination tourna¬ ment. MP,! ELECTION NOTICE seen al all costs A super hot flick chock full of and spice and torrid sex sugar Lorry Wichman - Al GOLDSTEIN S MAG. The Spartans won their opener Thursday PRESIDENTIAL il wave of exuberant S sensitive ra in the regional tourney against Western Illinois "A Force PRIMARY ELECTION University with a 2-0 Of One" tally, before falling to •o be held en No. 1 seed Indiana Uni¬ versity, 5-4, which sent Starring them into the loser's Chuck Norris bracket More details of the Plus . . . TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tournament in Tues¬ That a Presidential Primary Election will be held in the day's State News. 'Good City of Eosf Lansing County of Ingham. State of Michigan Guys on TUESDAY MAY 20 1980 at the following precincts: Wear Black" Pet No. 1 - Spartan Village School 1460 MiMliule Pet No 2 - UoitoO Ministries In Higher ElocatM. nil S. 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MSU 'MEIIOIIH TOWNSHIP PRECINCTS 13114) , For the purpose of of PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES pose of voting for condidote" for the office electing the following and for the pur 9:00 eriekson kiva DELEGATES TO THE COUNTY CONVENTION OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY also $3 in advance at the MSU Union Ticket Office, WhereHouse Records any additional amendments or propositions that be submitted may Flat, Black & Circular until noon, Friday, May 16. $3.50 at the door. NOTICE THE POLLS FOR THE SAID ELECTION Will BE A division of the ASMSU Programming Board, funded by OPEN FROM 7 o clock AM student tax money. For info about PB events, call 353-2010. ond REMAIN OPEN UNTIL 8 o clock P M ol THE SAME ELECTION DAY This concert made possible, in part, by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts, agency. This facility is accessible to Washington. D.C., handicappers. a federal 0 Beverly R Cohzzi CITY CLERK A SHOWCASEJAZZ PRODUCTION The State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday May 12 1980 9 IT ONLY TAKES MINUTES TO PLACE YOUR STATE NEWS LASS I Fl ED ACTION J* 347 STUDENT SERVICES BUILDING CALL 355-8255 Classified Advertising 1 Automotive | [~^T| 1 Employment |[ jj | Employment | \ff] [~ Employment | fjTI [ For Rent j[E j Apartments ] fy] | Apartments \W\ Information OMEGA '79 Hatchnack. PART-TIME and summer DENTAL HYGIENIST po¬ SECRETARY 20-25 hours FALL HOUSING- DON'T EAST LANSING- A few 1 SUMMER SUBLET 2 bed¬ PHONE 3S5-825S 347 Student Services B V6, radio 9,600 miles, employment with Michi- sition open part time. East per week. 60 WPM and GET CAUGHT IN THE bedroom room, 2 bath, pool, apartments 3 miles undercoated. $4550. 646 gan's largest, multi-manu- COLD! GREAT LAKES Lansing/Haslett area. 339 excellent grammar. available from $225. Heat to MSU 394 4464 Regular Rates 6563. 8-5-20 (3) facturer distributor. 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Prefer someone 5646. 2-5-13 (9) tion contact Fair Winds mate needed or willing to 8-5-21 (4) 4-man apts. stereo, $4,700 or best in Child Care Field. Own Girl Scout Council. 202 E. move with same. Central 2 and 3 man apts. Special Rates offer. 482-7556. 8-5-19 (5) transportation, flexible Blvd. air, pool. Bruce after 6, FEMALE NEEDED for 3 available GM, CHRYSLER ft FORD Drive, Flint, Ml 345 Ads 3 Imes s4.00-5 doys. 80 per line over mornings. 351-2385. 332-1717. 8-5-12 (4) Bedroom apartment. are experiencing layoffs. 48503. 313-238-4633 261 River St. RABBIT 76. 2-door auto- 8-5-14 (51 $110. 394-6515. 3-5-14 (3) 3 lines. No adjustment in rate when cancel¬ We offer students full- between 8:30a.m. and (next to Cedar Village) matic. 58,000 miles. New time summer work. Those 5:00p.m. Z-5 5-15 (13) ALL _ _ _ _ led. Price of item(s) for sale must be stated brakes. AM-FM. Rust- 332-4432 ymca NEED daycamp selected will earn an aver¬ WANTED: MATURE fe¬ in ad. Maximum sale price of s200. Private proofed. $2650. 339-9579. male to share townhouse counselors male/female ENERGETIC, LOVING party ads only. 5-5-16 (5) for ju|y anc| August. 40 age of $997/month. Must be able to relocate. For woman wanted to care for STUDENT for summer. Close to LOOKING FOR fall hous¬ MSU. Own room, pool, ing? Call Mid-Michigan. Peonuts Personal ads 3 lines s2.25 per in¬ ...Z.T.T ~r hours/week weekends interview appointment 2 pre-schoolers, keep ADVERTISING - • TRIUMPH STAG conver- They have over 400 pro¬ off 439 6501. 8-5-14 (6) call 485-7322 (no phone house, weekdays. Car plus. Days, call Ruth at sertion. 75 per line over 3 lines, (pre-pay- tible with roll bar, stick perties to choose from, interviews). 2-5-13 (10) needed, non-smoker, 353-6391, evenings, 393- and ment) shift, both tops and all the they specialize in the , RN-MIGRANT clinic coor- references. 646 8544. must be prepaid 7162. 5-5-16 (7) MSU area. Call today and Rummage Garage Sale ads 4 lines ■ 2 50. extras. $7,200 or make dinator. Lansing area. Full 8-5-20 (6) MCDONALDS RESTAU¬ see if they have what 63: per line over 4 lines-per insertion. offer. 349-0213. 8-5-14 (5) t|me summer. Call 627- RANTS of East Lansing now through FEMALE SUBLEASE to you're looking for. 337- 'Round Town ads 4 lines-'2.50-per insertion. ALL STUDENT ADS share large 1 bedroom TRIUMPH SPITFIRE P-m" are now taking applica¬ the end of apartment with balcony. 8023. C-21-5-30 (8) 63 per line over 4 lines. tions for all shifts. Apply Must be prepaid now 1966 Excellent running _ _ _ in person Monday Through the end of the the term. $127.50/month + Vi elec¬ Lost 8 Found ads Tronsportation ads 3 lines condition. Needs some SUMMER JOBS. Avail- through Friday 8:00-10:00 Term. S-16-5-30 (4) Thanks. tric. 731 Burcham. 351 - CAMPUS VIEW S1,50-per insertion. 50 per line over 3 lin. tecwrs' item $950 394 able now' fu" and par1" a.m. or 2:00-4:00 p.m. 9123. X-3-5-13 (6) 324 Michigan Ave. S-'F Popcorn- - (Sorority-Fraternity) 50 per line. ^c'°rs c 6425. 5-5-15 (6) time positions open. Good 5-5 16 (8) APPOINTMENT SET-UP 2 TO 3 Bedrooms across SUMMER SUBLET- 1-2 (Showing: 4-6 pm & 7-8 pm MF ^ _ pay. CaN now 394 3450. work. Variable part-time ( Monager Apartment s2 EXCELLENT OPPORTU¬ from campus. Fall and males wanted to share Deadlines hours. Phone sales exper¬ Wont Ads 2 p.m.-l VALIANT 1974, four door, automatic transmission, 6 ^PL0YMENT EXPRESS 17"5-30 <5> NITY for summer. We are ience required. Mr. summer leasing. 351-8135 4-man in River Glen Call 351 -3038 or FALL & SUMMER LEASING 351 -9538 class day before public¬ looking for sharp qualified or 351-3038. Apartments. Ren negoti¬ cylinder, air, $1300 or best ' Mikelonis, 339-9500. ation. _ individuals with sales OR-21-5-30 (4) able. Call 351-5289. C-3-5-13 (7) Cancellation Change 1 p.m.-l class day be¬ offer. 676-2161 evenings. c c ic (fii 9°^,N|EL,0R_S' GAN Boys Camp. June M CH background. Job consists X-8-5-15 (5) SUMMER SUBLET man. Across - from 4- 23 of calling on Real Estate APARTMENT SITTER(s) fore publication to August 16. Areas PART TIME lay-out per¬ Holmes. Negotiable. 351- brokers in a given area for one bedroom, complete¬ - Classified Display deadline-3 p.m.-2 class '77 VOLKSWAGON Rab- °Pen: Judo, gymnastics, 60 to 90 days. Generous son and general print ly furnished, very close to EVERGREEN APTS. 2203. 8-5-15 (3) days before publication. bit- excellent condition, archery, arts/crafts, wa- shop helper. $3.75 per 341 commissions. Good ex¬ campus, good care for cat Evergreen 394-5858. 8-5-14 (3) terfront and biking. Com- hour. Experience in layout and plants. Mid-June to SUBLEASE TWO bed¬ Once od is ordered it cannot be cancelled or petitive salaries. Write:- perience. For more infor¬ Showing: M-W-F 4-6pm and keylining is essential. room, June 15 through VW 1969, needs work, mation call 332 7606. Mid-September, ref¬ Manager Apartment 2G changed until after 1 st insertion FLYING EAGLE, 1401 N. Experience in graphic October 1, with optional wife threatening divorce, X-8-5-12 (14) erences, $230 per month. Call 351-2426 or 351-8135 There is o s1.00 charge for 1 ad Fairview, Lansing, Mich, extension of lease. Kings change plus get it out of the yard, 48912. Give background/ camera work, bindery 351 7645. 3-5-12 18) FALLS SUMMER LEASING Point East. 332-1976. 50 per additional change for maximum RN's-GN's-SNT's operations or offset print¬ $200. 676-2161 evenings, experience. XZ-8-5-14 (9) 8-5-14 (5) of 3 changes E 5-5-15 (4) ing is helpful References SUMMER SUBLET, 2 DOWNTOWN 3 blocks to The State News will only be SECRETARY, MATURE LANSING GENERAL required. Apply in person bedroom furnished. Close capitol. Quiet neighbor¬ responsible for the 1st days incorrect insertion. Adjust¬ ment claims must be made within 10 days V.W. RABBIT 1977, fuel injection, air, Deluxe- and stable small firm. person Typing 65, for HOSPITAL has full and part-time positions avail¬ at Unigraphics, 2843 E Grand River across from Coral Gables. to campus. 5-5-5-14 (3) 332-8775. hood. Huge 3 bedroom apartment on 2 floors of older home. Sun deck, V0MENAND MEN GET A shorthand 90, and ability able for registered and - of expiration date. stereo, automatic, good C-7-5-19 (14) SUMMER SUBLET 3 GOLDEN SUNTAN to handle general office graduate nurses and stu¬ - woodwork, new kitchen, Bills due 7 mileage. $4500. 373-7617 bedroom, 116 bath air, and are days from ad expiration date. duties unsupervised. Ap¬ dent nurse technicians. A A.Sieujtiu?, for Jean 7:30-4:00 p.m. separate entrance. If not ply in 4 day, 10 hour per day RN-LPN's, immediate pool, luxurious. 882-0938. $350 + 'A utilities for 6 paid by due date a M.00 late 8-5-21 (5) person, 3308 S. Cedar Street, Suite 11. work week option allow¬ part-time openings as 6-5-15 (3) months. Ideal for students (WE RE IN THE PK service charge will b_> due. 8-5-15 (8) ing 3 day week-end is charge nurse at skilled and state employees. 372- SLOG 301 MAC 1975 VW Scirocco, silver, . nursing facility. Excellent AM/FM cassette, $2500. MANAGER POSITIONS available on the midnight shift. We offer: Primary Et working conditions, UNIVERSITY VILLA 9396 after 6:00 p.m. X-5-5-12 (11) E LANS - JUST PAST PRINIT—IN—A MINITI Ken, weeddays-372-9104, National competitive wages. Call 635 Abbotf company has Team nursing, complete $18 CALL 351-1805 Evenings and weekends, Ms. Gresco et 332-5061 | Automotive L Automotive ~)|y* I 332-5963. 1-5-12 (5) openings for 5 key people, 5 figure earnings, profes¬ orientation program, con¬ apply in person Provincial or Showing: 3-7pm M-F Manager. ApartmentP311 1 BLOCK from campus. 1 bedroom, 2 Summer 2 BEDROOM OKEMOS, tinuing education support man. sional training, opportun¬ system, excellent wage House, Whitehills. Call 337-2653 or 351-8135 sublease. $200/month 1H bath, dishwasher, ATTENTION WE buy late model imported and do¬ FORD VAN 1977 Chateau | Motorcycles 11 | ity to meet new people and benefit package. For 6-5-16 (10) FALL AND SUMMER LEASING electric. 351-1380. + pool, tennis, CATA. $250. package, 6 cylinder, 3- and grow. Opportunity more information contact 5-5-12 14) 6/15. 349-6761. mestic compact cars. 1 speed, 33,000 miles, HONDA 450 1974. Good meeting Thursday night, Karen S. Ridenour, LAN¬ NURSE AIDES- Full and BEDROOM, $135/ 4-5-13(4) Contact Bill Burcham, excellent month + 1/2 utilities. By SUMMER SUBLET- condition, condition. 372-1603. May 15, 1980, at Harley SING GENERAL HOSPI¬ part time openings at 2 WILLIAMS VW, 484 $4,500. 332-2783. Sparrow. 663-7111. bedroom townhouse with SUMMER SUBLET. 1-3 8-5-15 (3) Hotel, 7 pm, ask for Mr. TAL, 2800 Devonshire, skilled nursing facility. 1341. C-21-5-30 (5) 5-5-15 (5) Bain R.V.P., Am-Pro Mar¬ 8-5-13 (3) balcony ft air condition¬ females, Pool. Rent nego¬ Lansing, Ml 48909. Phone Good working conditions tiable. 337-2593.8-5-16 (3) HONDA 350, 1972. Good keting. 4-5-15 (13! 377-8335. EOE. and excellent benefits. ing. Call 351-5193. AMC GREMLIN X 1974- 75 FORD WINDOW Van. condition. Just tuned SUMMER-SHARP one 6-5-12 (4) X-21-5-30 (22) Nursing scholarship pro¬ good condition, air, Air conditioning, captain's bedroom apartments 60,000 miles, 355-9448 chairs, dual gas tanks. $400. 641-4519 evenings. 3-5-13 (4) MEDICAL GIST - ASCP or eligible. TECHNOLO¬ APPLICATIONS FOR gram offered. Experience preferred. If none our next across from MSU. Fur¬ 2 BEDROOM, unfur¬ Burcham Woods 8-5-14 (3) Excellent mechanical and Acute care teaching hos¬ State News sales repre¬ nished. $195. Claucherty nished, for summer, air, training class starts May HURRY just a few Realty. OR-3-5-14 (6) pool, close to campus, call ALL STUDENT ADS body. $2,500. 372-4115. 8-5-19(6) | Auto Service I f/l pital has part-time open¬ ings on mid-night. Excel¬ sentatives are now being taken in the Display Ad¬ 19. Call Mrs. Thompson at 332-5061 or apply in per¬ 337-1592. 20-5-30 (4) left for FALL Must be prepaid now SUMMER SUBLEASE. 2 lent wages. For more vertising Dept. Room 344 son. Provincial House, Now through the end of the MARABELLE FOR sale MASON BODY SHOP, information please con¬ Student Services. Appli¬ bedroom, 2 bathroom, air- FEMALE NEEDED Lux¬ taking appli¬ Whitehills. E.O.E. - Term. 16-5-30 (4) 4-speed, Datsun 1200. 812 E. Kalamazoo since conditioning. Two min¬ cations for Summer tact Department of Hu¬ cations must be returned 6-5-16 (15) ury apartment. Summer 1973. Engine perfect. 1940. Auto painting-colli¬ utes from Student Ser¬ term. Own room. Rent CAMARO '71, silver, air, man Resources, Lansing by 3:00p.m. Friday, May 9. $1100. 374-6201, mes¬ sion service. American, vices. Rent negotiable. General Hospital, 2880 S-5-5-13 (7) negotiable. 332-1228. nice, reliable, $700/best. sage. 8-5-20 (4) Call 351-9303. 5-5-16 (5) 8-5-15 (4) 332-5515. 6-5-15 (3) Foreign cars. 485-0256. Devonshire, Lansing, Ml YOUR TIME IS YOUR C-21-5 30 (5) 48909. 337 8334. E.O.E. MAN OVER 21 needed for OWN. Sell Avon part- MONTE CARLO 1975- SUMMER X-8-5-19 (13) part time work in party time. Earn good money SUBLET, fall I 96 ft Cedar Street. New¬ CHEVROLET 1968. good Landau. Most options, BRAKES PARTS includ¬ store, nights and week¬ and set your own hours. option-1 room, furnished, er, large 1 Et 2 bedrooms. • tennis courts near by condition, runs good, runs excellent, regular CLERK WANTED- Adult ing pads, shoes, and hy¬ ends, apply in person Ask about low cost group own bath, air, dishwasher, Carpet, air, heat, appli¬ $275 or best offer. 394- gas, $1850 or best offer. draulic parts Bookstore. VELVET FIN for your for¬ between 9a.m.-4p.m. insurance coverage. For pool, sauna. $152.50/ ances. 10 minutes to 745 burcham 5909 after 5. 351-0549. 8-5-12 (4) GERS, 527 E. Michigan, eign car, in stock, at weekdays at 1920 N. more details call 482-6893. month. Call 882-8332. campus, see to appre¬ for information call: 3-5-12 (4) reasonable 489-2278. C-21-5-30 (4) prices. Larch, Lansing. C-21-5-30 (7) 8-5-14 (6) ciate, 393 1746. 8-5 14 (6) MONZA 1976. 4 cylinder 5 CHEQUERED FLAG FOR¬ 351-3118 9:30-4:30pm CHEVY IMPALA 1972. 10-5-14 (7) speed. 25 mpg. Radials, EIGN CAR PARTS, 2605 ESCORTS WANTED- $6 Reliable transportation. $2100. Must sell. 627- hour, no experience nec- E. Kalamazoo Street. One $250. 694-5330 after 6p.m. 7963. 8-5-13 (4) BEECHWOOD &topcktngf)am mile west of campus. cessary, we will train. Where you can have your 8-5-20 (4) 489-2278. Apply in person 485 5055 C-21-5 30 (8) APARTMENTS MUSTANG II Ghia 1975 at VELVET FINGERS 527 haircut the way DATSUN B210 1977 AM automatic, air, excellent FM stereo cassette. Regu¬ condition, AM-FM. Pow¬ MUFFLER MAN E. Michigan. C-21-5-30 (5) Hurry, just a few 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED LUXURY APTS. you want it." Mufflers, shocks, coil left for fall. lar gas. 27mpg. Great er. Michelins. $2500 or T.V PRODUCER for the spring 30% discounts to 'private balconies *dish washer, disposal condition. 337-1171. best offer. 351 2602. students. Lifetime guaran¬ Okemos Public School Now taking Mon.-Sat. 8-5-13 (4) 5-5-5-14 (5) District. To write and tee. 5103 S. Logan at summer applic¬ Jolly. 394-5060. produce educational T.V. ations. 7 A.M.-6P.M. DODGE VAN B-100, 1975, MUST SELL 1977 Buick C-15-5-23 (5) programs. Must have a good condition, good util¬ good background in T.V. *2 Blocks from campus on busline Regal Coupe. V-6, air ity vehicle, $1750. 676- power steering and GOOD USED tires. 13, 14, equipment. Minimum of *Ask about our special 12 month rates 5653. 5-5-12 (3) brakes. Priced at clean 15 inch. Snow tires tool 20 hours per week. Avail¬ 1 furnished of Corner of Hagadorn ft Grand River Ave. wholesale book. $2,800. Mounted free. Used able immediately. Appli¬ 1972 Dodge Challenger. Call 349-1718. 1-5-12 (6) wheel and hub caps. PEN- cations may be picked up 1130 Beech St. Now leasing for Summer East Lansing 332-4377 Good Transportation. NELL SALES, 1825 Michi¬ at the Board of Education $300. 371 5023. 5-5-16 (3) NOVA 1975 automatic 6 gan, Lansing, 48912. 482-5818. Michigan office, 4406 Okemos Rd., Okemos, Ml. North Call 332-0052 CALL 351-7166 FIREBIRD 1974, cassette, new stereo exhaust, cylinder. $1700. 485 8299. Great shape. C-21-5-30 (6) 349 9440. 6-5-14 (13) between lpm-4pm located at Hagadorn just south ol Service Road LIVE A LITTLE! excellent, $1900. 351-2174 8-5-15 (3) JUNK CARS wanted. after 5 p.m. Also selling used parts. New Leasing For 8-5-21 (4) FORD GRANADA 1977 NOVA 1973 automatic Phone 321 3651. C-21-5 30 (3) Summer CEDAR VIEW V-8, 350, 42,000 original 1390 E. Grand River 4 door, 4 on floor over miles. Very qood condi¬ and Fall drive, 46,000 miles. $2795 tion. $1095. Call 393-9459 Get in the classified habit. * RIVERSIDE 349-0652. 8 5-19 (4) after 5. 8-5-14 (6) You'll be glad you did. ^ 1310 E. Grand River k NORWOOD .. CEDAR GIMPUS HILL > ilia R 1330 E.Grand River A few openings LOST in the , For Fall ...at ihe pool this Summer! GREENS u., Now Leasing For SUMMER ForeignCar (SPECIAL SUMMER RATES) • ONE BEDROOM now taking summer applications WHEN YOU SEE ENJOY Service ..and enjoy our location FURNISHED APARIMENTS • AIR LONDI1IONING Free Bus Service COLLINGWOOD OUR NEW this Fall • SWIMMING POOI • PRIVAIE BALCONIES •2 bedrooms Free Bus Service APARTMENTS SWIMMING Maze? • shag carpeting •oir conditioning • private balconie •luxury furnishings • WI1HIN WALKING •Swimming Pool WE CAN HELP! swimming pool •dishwashers • DISTANCE TO CAMPUS •Furnished *oir conditioned Residents con we service: •special 12 month rates •Dishwashers 349-3530 'dishwasher 'shog carpeting the luxury of now their enjoi owi DATSUN VOLKSWAGEN TOYOTA HONDA NOW LEASING FOR iming pool. Our nev •Central Air 'unlimited 7S1 parking pool will be opening thii SUMMER & FALL Free Roommote Service *2 bedroom •4 person units 'model open spring for your pleasure Free Roommote Service Call 351-8283 daily Rental Office: The Beetle Shop 3 351-8631 Located 1390 E. Grand River loosing s Oldest independent VW repair shop Next rnflrody |t»toff (behind the Bui Slop jya APARTMENTS 351 5647 1400 E.CAVANAUGH* 393-1590 Grand River, Okemos night club on the river) 731 Butchjm Drive 351 7212 1 0 The State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, May 12, 1980 | Apartments [ [3p] I Apartments ||~^l I Apartments 11^| ! Houses 1 [*] assorted camping equip¬ ment, guns, and fishing LCC Canoeing and Sailing programs. Canada, Great day 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Satur¬ 3-5-12 (3) day. 337-1666 FEMALE NEEDED for 1 BLOCK from Campus, 2 after 5 p.m. 10-5-23 (7) equipment. Furniture for Lakes, Mississippi River. sublet. Twyck- FEMALE NEEDED SUMMER ROOMS, $75/ C-21-5-30 (7) summer bedroom, 2 person apart¬ - every room. And a large 332-3991. B-2-5-12 (5) ingham. Rent negotiable. ment available for first 5 Summer sublet, 4-man, month close to campus, selection of gold and dia¬ ROOMMATE NEEDED EXPERIENCED IBM typ¬ 332-8179. 5-5-13 (3) week period of summer term, 6/16-7/25, total rent air, furnished, balcony, 1 block to campus, negoti¬ own bedroom in 5 woman all utilities included, call 337-2669. Z5-5-10 (4) mond rings. I Rummage Sale~| | ^ | ing, dissertations (Pica house, near Frandor off for lease $320, 1 bedroom able. Call Sue, 337-2489 WE BUY-SELL-TRADE Elite). FAYANN 489-0358. MARIGOLD APARTMENTS Michigan Avenue. $90, ROOM FOR female. $105/ MOVING SALE - After C-21-5-30 (3) apartment, summer only, evenings, X-8-5-19 (6) available immediately. month. 534 Albert tt 5. 20 years, antiques to rum¬ Marigold and Harrison furnished, no pets, $260 351-8530. 5-5-16 (5) DICKER AND DEAL 3 BEDROOMS, CAR¬ 332 5988 or 337-1562. mage, piano, 2 Victorian TYPING IN my home. (opposite Shaw Lane) month, 351-1177. Second Hand Store. 1701 3-5-12 (111 PETED, 2 baths, pool 8-5-14 (4) S. Cedar Lansing. 487- chairs. Excellent condi¬ Close to campus. Quality Large 1 Bedroom LOOKING FOR fall hous¬ available in June. 394- tion. May 9 Et 10. 566 work! Cindy 9 a.m.-7 p.m. Apartment ing? Call Mid-Michigan. 3886. C-15-5-30 (29) NEEDED FEMALE 5474 5 p.m. 3-5-12 (3) SUMMER TERM- Rooms. Riley, Lansing, 484-4986. 394-4448. C-21-5-30 (3) completely furnished - - They have over 400 pro¬ summer, own room, fur¬ 1 block from MSU. $55- 3-5-12 (7) Only 1 apt. left 1~2~BEDROOM - Sum¬ perties to choose from, 80/month. 332-6468 11-7 STEREO-8-Track ft EXPERT TYPING. Disser¬ nished. $121/month in¬ for fall mer, 1 block from MSU, and they specialize in the phone, all BSR, $125. cludes utilities. 371-5691. p.m. X-8-5-16 (3) BOOKSII NEW. used, all tations - theses - business $250 a month/offer. 351 - MSU area. Call today and Epiphone guitar, like new, 337-7328 8-5-15 (4) if they have what $140. Schwinn men's kinds, at low prices. Bene¬ - legal. MSU grad. 337- 0432. 8 5 see 19J3) BIG ROOM in house near fits the Gypsy Scholar, 0205. C-21-5-30 (3) you're looking for. 337- continental, $90 or best EAST LANSING available IF YOU would like a place 2 BEDROOM 1 block from campus June-September. U.S.A's only Grad Lit. offer. Call 332-2517. now quiet luxury one to rent, but don't know MSU - $250/month 8023^0-2^-5-30 (8) Rent negotiable. No de¬ E-5-5-15 (7) Crit. Journal. May 14-16, UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS whereto look, call GREAT Summer. Karen or Sue. 2 FEMALES NEEDED to posit or utilities. Laundry, Second Floor, Morrill Hall. COMPLETE RESUME bedroom at Woodside LAKES sublease for parking, own entrance. 5-5-16 (6) SERVICE: Typesetting; Manor security building, today for sure, 337j-2236. 8-5-19 J3I summer. FUJI-MEN'S bike 21", 12 332-7124. S-5-5-15 (6) offset printing; and bind¬ dishwasher, laundry. there's hundreds in our Spacious 4-bedroom 2 FEMALES For summer, speed, with extras, silver, Walking distance to MSU book. 394-2680. large 2 bedroom $75/ house. Rent negotiable. never used, new $300. I Service ery services. Approved dissertation printing and 910 C-19-5-30 (7) Call 332-2326. ALL STUDENT ADS Abbott, 337-0910, month includes utilities. Sell for $275. 663-1742 or 489-2415. 15-5-30 (8) 3-5-12 (5) Must be prepaid now GUITAR REPAIRS. binding specialists. For 351-4151. 5-5-13 (3) 663-1619 after 3:00 p.m. estimate, stop in at 2843 Through the end of the Prompt guaranteed ser¬ SUMMER SUBLET- 4 CAPITOL VILLA SUMMER SUBLET 3 bed¬ Term. S-16-5-30 (4) 3-5-13 (6) vice. Free estimates and E. Grand River or phone bedroom, luxury town- 332-5330 1644 E. Grand River I Houses | [|P room duplex. 351-4266. ROOMS ACROSS from LARGEST CASSETTE reasonable rates. Member American Guild of Luth- 332-8414. C-21-5-30 (9) house, pool, own room, $80/person X-3-5-12 (3) STOCK EVER. All cheap. SUMMER SUBLEASE 6 Williams Hall on Michigan iers. MARSHALL MUSIC FAST ACCURATE typ¬ $85/month. 5 minutes to Now Leasing For bedrooms furnished. 355- SUMMER HOUSING $15- Ave. 351-3038 or 351- Quality guaranteed. FLAT Co. 337-9700. ing. Reasonable rates. Call MSU- Need 2 females. SUMMER and FALL BLACK 4871 reasonable 9538. OR-21-5-30 (31 ft CIRCULAR. C-21-5-30 (6) Monday-Friday, 489-6903. 393-8013. S-5-5-15 (5) price. 23 per week. Call 332-0834 8-5-12 (31 Above Paramount. OR-2-5-12 (3) after 6, Rick or Jon. SUMMER 16-5-30 (5) GULLIVER'S ACCEPT SUMMER SUBLET. 1-2 SUMMER SUBLET 1-2 12-5-23 (3) SUBLET - FEMALE TO share house, Two Blue Cross, Paid, PCS, PROFESSIONAL EDIT¬ females. Great apartment. occupancy: pool, air, fur¬ rooms in house near near campus, washer, RECORDS! THOU¬ ING. Corrections to re¬ nished, near 532 GRAND RIVER 3 campus. $90 plus each. and Medicaid prescrip¬ Close to campus. 337- campus, SANDS to choose from, $195/month. 337-0599. dryer, central air, fire¬ Call Star or Ellen at 337- tions. Phone 332-2011. writes. Typing, 332-5991. 2406. 5-5-15 (4) rooms available summer place, garage $150/month 751 and up, all quality OR-2-5-12 (3) 2884. S-5-5-14 (5) 6-5-13 (4) + utilities, 393-0226. and fall. 332-7614, 332- guaranteed. WAZOO RE¬ 3-4-12^ (4) 8-5-14 (5) 7617.3-5-12 (4) CORDS, 223 Abbott, 337- ATTENTION Owners of 2 FEMALE roommates for ROOM AVAILABLE in TYPING 14 years exper¬ 0947. C-21-5-30 (5) broken stereos, we pro¬ AMERICANA next 3-person, 2 SUMMER SUBLET 3-5 house. 2 blocks from ience. Call 332-3492 after 332-5322 bedroom year. apartment. 337- BETHEL MANOR bedrooms, 2 baths, great campus. Male. $90/ KING TRUMPET with vide quick professional service 5:30. 0-2-5-12 (3) 1128 Victor Streat 7655. 1-5-12 (4) Men's Christian Co-op location, pets, $380, 332- month. Call 882-4068. on most major MSU approved housing- case. Superb condition. brands of component THESIS EDITING by de¬ 8728. 6-5-15 (4) 5-5-13 (4) EDEN ROC DUPLEX: OWN room including freshmen $200 or best offer. 353- audio equipment. See us greed professionals. Free 332-8488 7703. E-5-5-12 (3) at the STEREO SHOPPE Consultation. 339-8602. need two men $100/ Memberships SUMMER DUPLEX, 3 SUMMER ROOM in 252 River Street 555 E. Grand River, East 3-5-12 (4) month. Call 489-4549. available for bedroom, garage, laun¬ furnished house. $75 or ELECTRO HARMONICS Lansing. 5-5-15 (10) 10-5-15 (3) Summer 8 Fall dry, near campus. $300/ less. Debbie 485-0491. A FEW across from month. 355-4899. 8-5-16 (3) fuss tone-end sustain EXPERIENCED IBM typ¬ FEMALE NEEDED, sub¬ pedal. $50. Peavey Back EXPERT GUITAR repairs. ist. Dissertations, and OPENINGS lease, summer, 2 baths, Mason-Abbot 8-5-19 (4) 3 OR 4 Needed to rent Stage 30. $90. 337-8423 Acoustic and electric. term papers. Call 349- 332-1437 351-4260 after 3 for Mike. Most extensive shop in 6692. OR-21-5-30 (3) FOR SUMMER pool. $103. 349-6929. FOUR BEDROOM duplex, rooms in house for sum¬ E-5-5-12 (5) the state. ELDERLY IN¬ 5-5-13 (3) 1 block from campus. mer. Rent negotiable. MAGNOLIA ST. 3 bed¬ STRUMENTS. 332-4331. Summer only, furnished. Near MSU. 351-5949. TYPING-IBM Selectric rooms. 12 month lease. C-21-5-30 (5) FEMALE ROOMMATE for 8-5-16 (4) BOOKS! 3 floors of reasonable rates, 393- Starts September. 332-7096. 8-5-19 (5) TWO FEMALES needed books, summer term. Own room. magazines and 5123.14 years experience. for summer duplex- fur¬ Non-smoker. Close Garage, fully carpeted. comics. CURIOUS BOOK HOUSEKEEPING - 1 to SUMMER SUBLET, 3 FEMALE GRAD, June, 2- 1-15-12 (3) nished, laundry, $120 $380. 372-7206. time or regular basis. Rea¬ campus. 371-5291. rooms in bedroom townhouse, pa¬ SHOP, 307 East Grand each, negotiable, fall op¬ C-3-5-13 (5) house, 1 fall sonable rates. Call 485- 8-5-16 (4) River, East Lansing. 332- tion. 332-8248 or 353- 9119. 8-5-21 (6) CLARK ST. 1 Vs miles option, Linden St. $87.50/ month, furnished, washer. tio, central air, residential area. Rent negotiable, 0112. C-2-15-30 (5) 6574. 8-5-15 (4) I WM IBI HASLETTARMS from Frandor, 4 bedroom. 337-1820. S-5-5-16 (51 351-3566. S-5-5-17 (5) JVC-BIPHONIC portable | Instructions 113* | MOVING TO San Francis¬ ONE FEMALE roommate 135 Spacious, luxury features cassette recorder seldom Collingwood $490. 15 month lease ROOMMATES WANTED OWN ROOM on bus route co need help driving a — own room, bus route, used-like new. $150. Pan¬ PRIVATE GUITAR in¬ U-Haul truck. Will pay Showing: 2-6pm M-F for 3-bedroom house. VS $78. a month. Cheap utili¬ next to Frandor, $130 plus Coll 351 1957 or 351-0135 starting June 15. 339- ties. Parking for car. Call asonic record changer, struction. Beginners motel and gas. Leaving utilities. 485-2583. 3407. C-3-5-13 (7) split on all expenses. 482- $25. Call Rich, 5-5740. Summer Leasing Only 1251 before 5 p.m., Steve Westdorp at 337- through advanced. Call May 19. Call Steve 372- 3-5-14 (5) 371- E-5-5-14 (5) MARSHALL MUSIC CO. 7740. 8-5-14 (5) *190-'200 MONTH STODDARD 7 bedroom 7120 after 5 p.m., 0905. 8-5-21 (5) 372- 1296._S:5-5-12_<52__ 337-9700. Open week- 1 BEDROOM close to house reasonable year ONKYO TX2500, Ohm C2 ONE BEDROOM SUMMER ROOM in nights until 9:00 p.m. Sat¬ PERSON WITH literary campus, 3 month and 12 apart¬ lease, no pets, phone speakers, JVC JLA40 in country setting. SUMMER 2 Bedroom. house 2 blocks campus, urdays 10a.m.-5p.m. month leases. 332-5299. ments evenings or weekend. turntable, All components C-21-5-30 (6) experience to assist in $250/month. All utilities Furnished. Can't beat lo¬ male, rent negotiable. Call 5-5-16 (4) 332-5409, 337-7849. 337-0021. 5-5-16 (3) $690. Good shape. Gene¬ writing a biography. 355- paid. Half month deposit. 8-5-20 (5) cation. Across from cam¬ sis speakers. Linear Phase 8098. 5-5-13 (4) 339-8686. 10-5-20 (51 pus, Evan, 337-0999. ' 3-BEDROOM deluxe furnished apartment with Must ALL STUDENT ADS 1-5-12 (4) For Sale }\^\ II, $250. Must sell. 332- 0079. S-5-5-14 (5) ♦or I Round Town |fTl FEMALE NEEDED 2 bed¬ be prepaid now professionol modeling, pool. Close to campus. to troin for Live Fashion Excellent room River Glen Apart¬ Through the end of the MATURE FEMALE-Resi- MARSHALL MUSIC CO. GIBSON 12 string guitar, view. $420/ ments. Fall-June. Non- Term. 16-5-30 (4) dential house, summer, V4 Show, Magazine, Photo¬ SALAD LUNCHEONS, month. 332-2675. Your headquarters for acoustic with case. $350. smoker. 351-7654. block, $125+. Rich, 332- graphy T.V. No experience PEOPLES CHURCH, 200 5-5-16 (5) professional P.A. gear, 353-3460. 8-5-19 (3) 8-5-16 (4) NEED 3 for summer sub¬ 0131 (after 3 p.m.), ,337- necessory W. Grand River May 6, 13, electric keyboards, guitars let. 3 bedroom duplex. 2 4702. 5-5-16 (4) 20-11am to 1pm., $3 NEEDED 1 Roommate: Sublease 2 bedroom, fur¬ BEST BARGAIN IN fall option. 882-1380. and amps. Call 337-9700 or stop in. Frandor Mall, 3 I Animals [fSl t&uAtm'b Adults, $1 child. TOWN! 1 and 2 bedroom 5-5-15 (4) 1-5-12 (4) nished. Summer 3 BEDROOM Duplex, 12 blocks from west campus. term: Mobile homes. From GOLDEN RETRIEVER Professional Modeling of 351-8839. Z-5-5-16 (3) month lease starting Free parking. $155/month. 'A mile from SUMMER SUBLET puppies AKC champion. Lansing Inc 351-0031. ALL STUDENT ADS June. No Pets. Claucherty C-21-5-30 (7) campus. 337-1056. Duplex across from Ber- $175, 543-1123. Must be prepaid now SUMMER SUBLET-Fe- Realty. 351-5300. E-5-5-12 (3) LESSONS IN Guitar, ban¬ OR-21-5-30 (4) key, furnished, call 353- Through the end of the male $73, 2 OR-3-5-14 (5) SEWING MACHINES - jo and more, at the EL¬ bedroom, 1067 or 351-2146. Term. 16-5-30 (4) pool. Fall Option. 351 - MSU PROFESSOR New Singer machines HORSE BOARDING Oke- DERLY INSTRUMENT X-3-4-13 (4) LARGE 12-bedroom 2344. Z-5-5-16 (3) wishes to sublet one bed¬ from $99.50. Guaranteed mos, indoor arena, box SCHOOL. C-21-5-30 (3) house. Licensed for 12. used machines from stalls. $85. 349-2094. room furnished apartment HEY STUDENTS! GREAT EFFICIENCY SUBLET-For Less than one block from $39.50. All makes re¬ 5-5-14 (3) ENGLISH LANGUAGE mid June to mid Septem¬ LAKES RENTALS is now the center of downtown paired. EDWARDS DIS¬ tutor. June-August. Ex¬ summer across from cam¬ ber to single person or in your area offering East Lansing and MSU. perienced English-E.S.L. Call 337-8104. TRIBUTING COMPANY, REGISTERED AUSTRAL¬ pus. couple, on top floor of houses and apartments of Teacher. 3-5-14 (31 Newly redecorated. Sum¬ 1115 N. Washington. 489- IAN Shepherd pups. 313- $6.00/hour, high rise, near State Capi¬ all sizes and prices - Linda 1-3 p.m. 339-9961. mer or fall. 489-2415. 6448. C-21-5-30 (8) 750-9703 after 5:30. tol, marvelous view, Call summer and fall leases 8-5-21 (7) Z-E-10-5-21 (3) 5-5-16 (5) FEMALE NEEDED 9-80 to 353-5012 or 372-8682. available. Call now. 394- June. $116/month. Walk 3-5-12 (11) LOFT, GOOD condition to MSU. Gail 351-4976. 2780. 021:5:30 (9) SUMMER rooms in SUBLET house. Great 2 easy assembly $85. 353- GERMAN SHORTHAIR- j Typing Service 8-5-21 (3) HOUSE FOR rent- 1 year 2483. E-5-5-15 (3). Female, AKC, good FURNISHED STUDIO site, condition, lease, 4 bedroom. Garage, parking hunter. $65 or best offer. TYPING, EXPERIENCED units, $185/month all utili¬ furnished. $360/month. extras. 351-3689. NEW AND used guitars, SUMMER SUBLET: One ties included. Immediate Call 321-0381 anytime. fast and reasonable. 371 - 372-4866. After 5:00p.m. 8-5-19 (4) banjos, mandolins, etc. 5-5-16 (4) 4635. C 19-5-30 (3) bedroom furnished lux¬ occupancy. 337-1619. 11-5-23 (5) Dulcimers and kits. Re¬ ury. Call after 5pm, 351 - OR-21-5-30 (4) SUMMER 1-6 corders, thousands of I Mobile Homes [[»] &rly women, ANN BROWN TYPING 4513. Z-5-5-16 (3) CLEAN ATTRACTIVE own room, fall option. hard to find albums and SUMMER SUBLET - 3 Dissertations-Manuscripts house 4 bedrooms, 355-1951, 353-1574. books. Discount prices. 349-6660. C-21-5-3013) rooms available in 5 bed¬ 3 Costly? Not at alll-Classi¬ Free Summer baths, near campus. 332- 8-5-19 (3) Expert repairs - free esti¬ fieds are priced reason¬ room duplex. $65-$80/ mates. ELDERLY IN¬ i Veiling 8288 evenings and week¬ ably and they woik! Roommate month. Call p.m. 332-0083 ends. 3-5-13 (4) LARGE 2 bedroom fur¬ STRUMENTS. 541 E. . . . 8-5-19 (4) nished, very nice. $550 Grand River. 332-4331. &%ejuiu> @ot: Service 539 PARKLANE. 602 available June. 332-3900. C-21-5-30 (9) I Lost & Found ||"^| MALE NEEDED for fall OR-21-5-30 (4) 332-4432 Specials close. $117.50/month. Evergreen. Visit between 45 PIECE SET of Shannon 6 and 9p.m. only. LOST-VENDING key on Mike L. 355-8252 until 7, AVAILABLE 6/15. 2 bed¬ stoneware. Never used 2 FEMALE ROOMMATES 5-5-15 (31 2" spring. Lost between nites 332-2840. room. 557 Cornell $390. $70. Call 337-7499 after 5. Union and Demonstration Starting fall. Chalet apart¬ S-5-5-14 (4) Lease. 332-0477 after 6 E-5-5-14 (4) 3 FEMALES to share large Hall. Call Pete 332-0608. at Jim* ments. Call 351-4585 after p.m. 8-5-19 (4) 5 p.m. 3-5-12 (4) 5 bedroom house for Z-3-5-14 (4) SUMMER SUBLEASE, 2 NCS SERIES receiver and summer, own room, FEMALE, START June, bedroom, next last years rate. 339-9063. to Lake, campus close, price nego¬ tiable. 351-3586. SPACIOUS Summer sublet. DUPLEX! Near speakers. 33 watts. All for $325. Must sell. 355-2522. | Personal \[7] Quiet, non-smoking, own 15-5-28 (4) campus. Price negotiable. 5-5-14 (4) room. $135. 393-0664. S-5-5-45 (5) Thinking of selling your Need 3 women. 353-6591. 6-5-16 (3) home? We'll help you FEMALE NEEDED share large one bedroom to NEAR CAMPUS, 5 bed¬ 8-5-19 (4) PANASONIC TABLE- Brand new, never TURN- work your ad for quick 10% OFF SUBLET 1-bedroom rooms. $90/month. response. Call our Classi¬ on all dinners apartment for summer. WHITEHILLS AREA, 3 used. $50. 355-1064 after Summer only. 337 1898. fied department today. apartment. Available June $100/month. 332-7520. bedroom, luxury duplex. 4. ZE-5-5-13 (3) when seated by 15. Birchfield apartments 4-5-14 (3) off Jolly Road. Call 882 3-5-12 (4) $500/month. 351-0319. 8-5-16 (3) DISCOUNT, NEW-used I Peanuts Personal | fill 5:30 and ordered 2 FEMALES Needed for 0539 days. 8-5-20 (5) FEMALE desks, chairs, files. BUSI¬ by 6:00. NONSMOKER summer sublease. Own own FEMALE NEEDED for 3 NESS EQUIPMENT CO., DAVE WHO wanted room MON.-SAT. SUMMER SUBLET- 1 room. Starting in room in duplex. 3 blocks 215 E. Kalamazoo. 485- in house on 545 Ann June for whole year. Near from campus. 355 8944. bedroom house in Wil- bedroom. 2 miles from 5500. OR-2-5-12 (5) please call 332-7149, 372-4300 MSU. 332-2514, 337-7623. 3-5-13 (4) liamston. 655-4537. campus. For June 1. Call soon. 3-5-12 (3) 116 E. after 5:00p.m. 351-4747. 3-5-12 (4) 8-5-16 (3) AIR CONDITIONERS- Michigan TWO BEDROOM house 3-5-13 (5) LUXURY APARTMENT near campus. Call 337- 329 CENTER Street, 2 Good condition. $100 Et $75. Call 646-0538. I Recreation | j jfl I 1846. 5-5-15 (3) bedroom 4 student June FEMALE ROOMMATE for Summer sublet, pool, E-5-5-15 (3) summer and/or fall. 1 close to 15 - September 15. Call BLUEGRASS EXTEN¬ campus. Must JUNE TO June lease, 3 collect evenings 313-437- bedroom. Next to see. 351-1553. 6-5-16 (3) ROTEL RX303 20 Watt SION SERVICE plays campus. Pool. $120/ bedrooms, 3 miles from 1317. 8-8-15 (5) weddings, parties, 655- Receiver, Phillips turn¬ month. 351-1534. TWO WOMEN campus, bus route, non- 1366 or 353-9695. needed table and KLH speakers. 2-5-12 (4) own in smokers, $300/month. HOUSEMATES NEEDED! C-21-5-30 (3) room duplex for 332 6663 evenings. Excellent Condition. $320. summer term Lexington Full year lease, fall term, 355-9248. Z-8-5-21 (5) ALL STUDENT ADS 8-5-20 (5) near Burcham. Call good location, nice place. SPRINGTIME ENTER¬ JMS Must be prepaid now between 6-11p.m. 351 - 355 6855 or 332-4122. SCUBA DIVING watch Educational Cantor TAINMENT. Horseback Through the end of the 1932. 5-5-15 (6) SUMMER DUPLEX new, 8-5-14 (4) for sale-$125. Call 353- riding, hayrides, sunset Call Din ivenlnis 4 Hiikndi Term. S-16-5-30 (AI 4 bedroom, close to cam¬ 1031. E-5-5-16 (31 rides, moonlight rides, (smiiMsis SUMMER SUBLET 1 pus. 337 2861. 8-5-12 (3) SUMMER WITH fall op¬ and campouts. Boarding SUMMER SUBLET- 2 male. Own room, modern, tion- 1018 Cady Ct., COMPLETE SET of and lessons available. For Information About Otner Centers TIFFANY PLACE bedroom, air, furnished. air, $150 or best offer FEMALES FOR In Me or 'IS Cities A AbroaO summer Lansing, $250 a month, American Educator en¬ CRAZY C RIDING Close to campus. 355 Treehouse West. 337- sublet. Furnished Outside NY Stele duplex. pets o.k. 485-7425 call cyclopedias. $150. 663- STABLE. 676-3710. And Graanhouia Cafa 6270. 8-5-20 (3) 1257. 5-5-15 (5) <»IL Ull iRIMOO Ml 1712 Close. 337-0357. 8-5-16 (3) after 6p.m. 8-5-16 (4) 4385 E-5-5-15 (31 OR-2-5-12 (8) The State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday May 12, 1980 1 1 Go See HAGAR the Horrible SPONSORED BY: SHRAPNEL At Dooley's by Dik Browne On Monday. Daily "Iv ©OOP HEWS, Sl{2E/ THE &COUT HAS PICKEP UP Highlights HAOAP THE HORRIBLE'S TRAIL/. 3> (6)WJIM-TV(CBS) (fO)WILX-TV(NBC) (11/26)WElM-TV(Coble) (12)WJRTTV(ABC) MONDAY 10:00 (23) Captioned ABC News 12:30 (6) Lou Grant 9:00 (12) Star Trek (6-12) Phil Donahue 11:00 12:40 (10) Mike Douglas (6-10-12) News (6) McCloud (23) Sesame Street 1:00 (23) Dick Cavett Spartan Triplex" 10:00 (10) Tomorrow (6) Jeffersons (10) Card Sharks (6) Harry 0 11:30 (12) News 1:30 PEANUTS SPONSORED BY: NOW SNOWINOi "Coal Miner's Daughter" (12) Mary Tyler Moore (10) Tonight 2:00 by Schulz "The Nude Bomb" "Where The Buffalo Roam" (23) Mister Rogers (12) Phil Donahue (10) News 10:30 (6) Whew! 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Redford, vice chairperson convention when the dele¬ The Kennedy alternate Announcements for It's "Burnout," an MSU Coun¬ National Agri-Marketing Al Anon, self-help group MSU l-Go Club meets to of the state's Americans gates are not present on from the Sixth District is What's Happening must be seling Center workshop, is Association meets at 6:30 for friends and relatives of play Go, an oriental board for Democratic Action the floor, are Ann Zim¬ Alan Fox, East Lansing received in the State News from 4 to 5 p.m. today, 150 tonight, 212 Agriculture Hall alcoholics, meets at 8 p.m. game, at 7 tonight, A-135 chapter from East merman, from Jackson, office. 343 Student Services Student Services Bldg. Open Speaker: Mark Doyle, mar¬ Tuesday, director's apart Wells Hall. Open to the Lansing. and Richard Hegmon from City Council member. to all students. Bldg., by noon at least two keting manager, Aerovent ment, Owen Graduate Cen¬ public. Along with Carr, at- Lansing. At present Carter has days before publication. No Fan. Open to the public. ter. Open to the public. large delegates for Carter The two Kennedy dele¬ 1,384 of the 1,666 delegates announcements will be ac¬ Women's Resource Center MSU Tai Chi Club (Chinese include Detroit Mayor gates from the Sixth needed for nomination, cepted by phone. noontime discussion is at Caribbean Student Associ¬ MSU Chess Club meets at martial art, dance, exercise) Coleman Young and State District are: Dorthy Kennedy has 720 and 71 12:15 p.m. Tuesday, Sun- ation presents George Lam¬ 7 tonight, 304 Bessey Hall. meets at 6 p.m. Monday and Rep. Raymond Hood, D- Andred from Howell, and delegates are uncom¬ Council for Exceptional porch, Union. Topic: the role Detroit. ming on "Caribbean Perspec¬ Open to the public. Wednesday, Tower Room, Jess Sobel, Ingham County mitted. Children holds a meeting at 7 of women in medieval reli¬ Union. Open to the public. tives" at 4 p.m. today, 107 In accordance with party tonight, 211 Bessey Hall gious orders, with Fran South Kedzie Hall. Open to affirmative action policies, Topic: Elections for next Schattenberg. the public. Yakeley-Gilchrist Black the final year's officers. International Folkdancing includes 70 delegate list women, 28 Elusive Bush Attention University Apart¬ Colloquium in Anthropol Caucus meets at 7 Monday and Thursday, Yake¬ ley-Gilchrist Black Culture p.m. meets night, from 7:30 to 10 to¬ Bailey Elementary blacks, three Hispanics and i continued from page 1) American Cancer Society ment residents: co-rec bas¬ ogy presents Robert E. Whal Room, Topic: the revitaliza- School. Bring tennis shoes. two Native Americans. presents a Breast Cancer handed. So I waited and waited, carefully formulating ketball is from 7 to 9 tonight. Ion on "Recent Develop tion program. Open to the public. The 96 district delegates Clinic at 7:30 tonight, Rather Red Cedar School. Sponsor: my "one" question. ments in Intrasite Spatia from the state's 19 con¬ Hall Lounge. Coordinated by East Lansing Community Ed¬ "What do you think of what Mr. Nixon had to say on Analysis and their Applica gressional districts were Alpha Phi Omega. ucation. tion Career Resources Center 20/20 yesterday about your campaign? Do you think, as to Ethnoarcheological chosen in a May 3 caucus Data" 3 p.m. offers information on careers, he does, that Reagan has the Republican nomination a today, 100 and include five delegates Comedy writers and artists Archery Club meets at 7 Berkey Hall. graduate programs, etc. Visit sewn up?" needed p.m. Tuesday, outdoor ar¬ us from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and three alternates from Too long. Bush would be back at the airport by the are for Satyr, the the Sixth District. campus humor magazine. chery range (behind varsity Monday through Friday, time I said all that. baseball field). Bring bows. Capital Area Counseling MSU SOCIETY OF The Sixth District in¬ Contact Paul Hart at 337- Tuesday and Wednesday un¬ Then I saw the Secret Service men make a bee-line to Open to the public. Center will hold a support til 8 p.m., 207 Student Ser- CREATIVE 1470. cludes MSU and most of escort Bush out. group meeting for men In FILMMAKING Ingham County. "Mr. Bush I'm from the State News Indian Treaty Fisheries is relationships with female vic¬ presents Ben Hickok will review and . . . . . . The three Carter dele¬ the topic of a seminar led by tims of sexual assault from "What do you think of what Nixon had to say discuss "To Set The Record Asa Wright, Great Lakes 6:30 to 8 p.m. Wednesday. The 2nd Annual gates from the Sixth yesterday?" Straight," by John J. Sirica, District are Tom Holcomb, Section Chief, Fisheries Divi¬ Contact Rob Davis or Bruce National Super-8 "I don't agree with him," he said, adding that he was at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, East Administration Manage¬ sion, Michigan Department Tanner at 371-2550 for de- Senate Democratic staffer ment Society presents Student Film going to prove Nixon wrong. Lansing Public Library. of Natural Resources at 7:30 from Holt; Mary Holmes, Sharon Peterson in discus¬ "How?" I blurted. p.m. Tuesday, 223 Natural Festival Competition sion on possible summer Ingham County Chair¬ "By winning in Michigan," he said. "I am going to go in 1980 Senior Class Council Resources Bldg. 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