VOLUME 74 NUMBER 82 State NewsMICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING MICHIGAN 48824 TUESDAY. MAY 13, 1980 GOP wants Anderson off ballot By SUSAN TOMPOR the polls May 20. State News Staff Writer State GOP Chairperson Melvin State Republican leaders promised Larsen said Anderson's name should Monday to continue their efforts to be removed from the ballot to remove John Anderson from the GOP preserve the "purity" of the election. primary ballot by contesting Attorney Larsen said the state Republicans General Frank J. Kelley's ruling that sent a letter to the Secretary of State's the independent candidate's name Office about two weeks ago request¬ must stay put. ing that Anderson's name be removed Kelley ruled earlier Monday that it from the May 20 ballot. is too late to remove Anderson's The Secretary of State's Office, name from the primary ballot, which had earlier said Anderson's though the Illinois congress member is no name would remain on the ballot, then longer seeking the Republican nomi¬ sought an opinion from the Attorney nation. General's Office. State News Elaine Thompson Kelley said Anderson did not ask Unhappy with Kelley's decision, Jeff Schoenberg and Jackie Leeds that his name be withdrawn until Larsen said he is gave it their all but it wasn't enough for them to win instructing party in the RHA Week canoe race more than a month after the March 21 Splash! Monday on the Red Cedar river. RHA activities will continue throughout the week and conclude with an outdoor concert on Saturday and sit-a-thon deadline for such action. Anderson announced April 24 that attorneys to appeal that ruling to the proper court — either of Appeals or Ingham the state Court Sunday. County Circuit he will seek the presidency as an Courty. independent and requested that his Larsen admitted state law is un¬ name be removed from the ballot. clear in dealing with a candidate who But Republican leaders charge that has withdrawn from seeking a party Senate OK's balanced the continued presence of Anderson's nomination. budget their primary ballot only name on Gov. William G. Milliken, who has contributes to voter confusion — a endorsed Bush and was campaigning confusion that George Bush sup¬ with him in Detroit, issued a state¬ porters fear will steal votes away from ment through his office, supporting WASHINGTON (AP) The Sen While the their candidate. his party's efforts to appeal Kelley's - string of spending votes unpopular proposed spending cuts. EARLIER. ON A 87-6 vote, the ate approved a $613.1 billion balanced "A vote for Anderson is a wasted technically left the 1981 budget in By a voice vote, the Senate agreed decision. 1981 budget Monday Senate raised spending on veterans night, but balance, the last-minute changes vote and will be translated as a vote "The Michigan presidential primary to restore $300 million for Saturday affairs by $300 million to $21.3 billion last-minute spending hikes raised would require dipping into the $10 mail deliveries, paying for that in for (Ronald) Reagan," said Colleen law did not contemplate a situation in new doubts about whether and agreed to pay for the hike by Congress billion expected to be raised by crease by cutting federal administra¬ Engler, state campaign director for which a candidate would appear on will actually eliminate the federal Carter's import fee. reducing a cromised tax cut that was Bush. tive costs an additional 1 percent to be paid for by the $10 billion oil two primary ballots, Milliken said. deficit for the first time in 12 years. across-the-board, except for defense. According to Kelley's ruling, elec¬ "Republican officials party are to be The vote on final passage was IN PROPOSING TO balance the import fee. tions officials will have to commended The 1 percent cut is on top of a 5 place labels for their actions to 68-28. 1981 budget. Carter and congres¬ Ironically, the decision to use the underneath Anderson's name, desig¬ percent reduction in the bureaucracy import fee money followed a 75-19 attempt to clarify the situation for Before approving the defense- sional leaders vowed not to use the nating those votes cast for Anderson voters." already approved by the Budget Senate vote expressing strong dis¬ oriented budget package, the Senate being "uncommitted." import fee which, beginning Thurs¬ Committee and some observers be¬ as voted to restore money for Saturday pleasure with the fee and making it day, will add about 10 cents to the lieve the new cut is unrealistic. easier for Congress to repeal Carter's Engler said voters may cast their mail delivery, boost veterans spen ballots for Anderson in the May 20 price of a gallon of gasoline. The Saturday mail amendment by ding, keep federal law assistance authority to impose it. grants alive and make repeal of President Carter's oil import fee However, in a dramatic turnabout from its earlier support of its Budget Sens. John Glenn, D-Ohio, and David Pryor, D-Ark., puts the Senate in The two votes raise fresh doubts about whether the budget can be primary for GOP delegates, believing that Anderson would need this primary for a spot on the support in McDonel Committee's belt-tightening plan, the disagreement with the House, which balanced in the face of a worsening Senate rejected several of the more favors elimination of Saturday mail. November ballot. Rather, it is the i continued on page 8) result of the Aug. 5 primary that will determine Anderson's presidential contender. fate as a resident, Iranian students have chance Anderson needs three-tenths of 1 at asylum, percent of the votes cast on Aug. 5 to get his name on the November ballot. Republicans who realize that a vote 20. dies but 4U' urges haste in obtaining degrees for Anderson in the May 20 primary is a "wasted vote," Engler said, may choose to vote for Bush as an A McDonel Hall resident Monday morning from "accidental asphyxiation," said Ingham County died alternative to front-runner Reagan. Assistant Medical Examiner William By DON C ALDWELL probably be given Counting on that, Engles said, the Swords. State News Staff Writer permission to extensions of stay, they can apply for their degrees or diplomas without work," he predicted. Bush campaign will undertake a Richard D. Brovont, 20, of 623 W. permanent asylum, he said. Students' further delay. In addition, we urge all The prospects for Iranian students Last week, Benson sent media-oriented education drive to McDonel Hall, was found in his a letter to applications will be kept on file and other Iranian students to pursue their at MSU who plan to apply for asylum Iranian students at MSU, encour¬ students will not be required to leave scrounge up the necessary votes residence hall room at about 10:15 are "pretty good," said August Ben¬ programs as earnestly as possible," which they hope will turn the tide on aging them to complete their degrees the country while their cases are the letter said. a.m. with a scarf tied around both his son, advisor to foreign students and as quickly as possible because of the the May 20 election in favor of neck and a bedpost, campus scholars. pending. During this time, students Benson explained that as a result of police uncertainty about the length of their will probably be given permission to President Carter's breaking of diplo underdog Bush. report. Benson said he expects a fairly Engler added that Bush backers will Swords refused stay. work. matic relations with Iran on April 7, to say whether the large number of students to try to attempt to rally support from Ander¬ death obtain asylum when temporary visas "We are aware that some Iranian "No new visas will be issued to was sexually related, but son followers who HE ALSO SAID, however, that students have essentially completed Iranian citizens and no current visas originally filed for Department of Public Safety Capt. expire so that they can continue to students whose visas expire may be their programs but have deferred positions as Anderson delegates. Ferman Badgely said there was a will be revalidated except for compel¬ study or work in the United States. eligible for asylum. taking their degrees," Benson's letter But Anderson state campaign coor¬ possibility the death may have been "Students will be given the author¬ When students interview with the ling and proven humanitarian dinator Lorraine Beebe said Monday caused by sexual asphyxia. said. ity to remain in the U.S. and will Immigration Service to apply for "We urge neither Kelley's ruling nor state Brovont, a sophomore majoring in those students to take Republican efforts to remove Ander marketing, was pronounced dead at STUDENTS SHOULD PLAN to son's name from the May 20 ballot will the scene by the Ingham County leave the United States upon com affect the Anderson Coalition. medical examiner, police said. pletion of their degrees unless they Milk thievery case turns sour are added. applying for asylum, Benson Beebe said Anderson released his Michigan delegates when quested that his name he be removed re¬ Brovont was taken Monday to Edward W. Sparrow Hospital, where an If students leave the United States autopsy was performed, Swords from the ballot. She added that those said. Moving out of residence halls it is not likely they will be allowed to may take on a new She said the dairy will pick up and accept returned delegates must now decide if they will Funeral arrangements dimension this year because students may find them¬ re-enter, he said. will be cases with no questions asked for "about two choose to go to the polls on May 20 and weeks" handled by Jessen Funeral Home, selves hiding milk cases from the watchful eyes of before going to the police. In an additional set of actions cooperate with Bush backers. 3232 W. Saginaw, Lansing. campus police. Although police will not be searching residence halls to following the diplomatic cutoff, the She said she will, however, honor Heatherwood Farms Co. of Lansing is giving students find the cases, they will federal government said extensions Arrangements were indefinite stop persons seen with them, she Anderson's request that his name not two weeks to return the stolen or Monday, a funeral home spokesper¬ otherwise-acquired said. (continued on page 8) be on the ballot and she will not go to son said. cases before it begins prosecuting students caught with Weber added she expects police to find the most cases the "goods." when students begin moving out in June. Verlene Weber, executive secretary for Heatherwood Department of Public Safety Capt. Ferman Badgely Farms, said students take the cases for use in rooms and said he asked the company for a letter stating that stolen apartments. milk Cases are taken from Lansing-area grocery stores cases were a problem and recommended that the company give students a grace period during which they Olds where students shop, she added. can return the cases. "We hate to do it, but the cases are registered After that . . . and we're entitled to prosecute," Weber said. (continued on period, he said, officers will page 8) arrest students layoffs State News Deborah J. florin Disqualify Miller, says econ dept. John Dean, chief of security for Fisher Body By LOUISE WHALL who is the leoponuein in me grievance anu wilt State News Staff Writer in Lansing, recommend his choice to the president and Board of The economics department asked a University stands alone Trustees. committee Monday to disqualify acting Faculty Grie¬ after the shut¬ vance Official Bruce Miller from officiating in its down of the two THE DEAN, ONCE appointed, also reports directly to grievance because he is actively seeking a deanship. the provost. Oldsmobile as¬ Walter Adams, a distinguished professor of economics The department filed the grievance because the sembly lines, acting as counsel for the economics department, said provost reinstated John R. Hildebrand to an "economics- the shutdown Miller is a candidate for the deanship of James Madison related" assignment after the department rejected the w ill affect about College. appointment. A federal judge ordered MSU in January 7,400 workers. Miller would not confirm or deny whether he is a to reinstate Hildebrand, culminating an 11 year court See story on candidate for the deanship. battle over his 1968 dismissal. Adams said a conflict arises because nominations for page 3. "I don't have any comment on that (the economics deanships are submitted to Provost Clarence L. Winder, (continued on page 8) 2 The State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, May 13, 1980 N Cloudy with a chance of OFOCUS NATION/WORLD , _ WEATMEH showers today. High in mid-608. Low lower 60s. tonight in The officials, who asked not to be identified, said about Egyptian Cabinet resigns 200 protesters were initially involved in the demonstra¬ Kliadafy juggles names Pope comments on Drinan tion but that the number had dropped sharply by the CAIRO. Egypt (AP) — The 31-man Egyptian Cabinet time the Marine (AP) guards ended the incident at 5 a.m. EDT — Libyan leader Moammar Khadafy pressed an ROME (AP) - Pope John Paul II, making his first resigned Monday, paving the way for President Anwar Monday. White left the residence soon thereafter, the ideological purge Monday by renaming embassies in a direct public comment on the case of U.S. Rep. Robert F. Sadat to revamp domestic policies and priorities. Cairo officials said. number of countries "People's Bureaus" and replacing television said Sadat accepted the resignations and asked Drinan, said Monday that "politics is the responsibility of White, a career diplomat who was assigned to El diplomats in them with "people committees." Britain laymen and a priest should be a priest." Premier Mostafa Khalil to head a caretaker government Salvador two months ago, has angered rightist elements expelled four officials of Libya's embassy in London in It was announced a week ago that Drinan, a Jesuit until a new one is formed. because of his support for Salvador's civilian-military retaliation for "harassment" of Libyan dissidents there. The report said consultations priest and five-term Massachusetts Democrat, had for a new cabinet would junta, which has instituted a sweeping land redistribu The current trouble apparently stems from growing agreed to retire from politics at the pope's urging. begin Tuesday morning. Observers saw this as a possible tion program and other reform measures. unrest Khadafy faces in Libya and his increasing The pontiff made the statement to journalists indication Sadat would take over the premiership, since sensitivity to criticism from abroad, particularly from traveling on his special papal jet in responding to a he did not assign anyone else to form a government. Libyan emigre groups in England, Italy and Greece. question about Drinan. The pope returned to Rome Khalil announced the resignations to reporters after a Islamic Republicans leading Monday after an 11-day swing through six African 45-minute meeting with the cabinet, which was formed last June. "At this stage, the beginning of a new phase of national i AP) — Islamic fundamentalists increased their lead Military oust president reconstruction, I saw it fit to present to President Sadat Monday in Iranian parliamentary voting and apparently 'handed Iranian President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr another KAMPALA, Uganda (AP) -- Uganda's rebel six-man our resignation and place it at his disposal." he said. Firestone to pay $500,000 defeat by blocking his efforts to name a prime minister. military commission ousted civilian President Godfrey The hardliners' growing influence could further compli¬ Binaisa on Monday, and took over the powers of the Marines disperse protesters cate the U.S. hostage crisis. presidency, according to official Uganda radio. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Firestone Tire and Tehran Radio said 229 of 247 seats in the Iranian The military commission seized the radio station and Rubber Co. said Monday it will pay a record $500,000 fine WASHINGTON (AP) parliament have been filled and that the Islamic other key installations over the weekend, rejecting to avoid an expensive court fight over its failure to recall — U.S. Marine guards, using tear gas, dispersed a group Republican Party has won 113 of them, including three Binaisa's dismissal of army chief of staff David Oyite sub-standard tires. of Salvadoran rightists who had set up a barricade in decided Monday. Victories by Moslem fundamentalists Ojok. The Transportation Department said the penalty, front of the San Salvador residence of U.S. Ambassador Robert White, U.S. running as independents will give the IRP a working The announcement said: "The military commission levied because of Firestone's failure to immediately officials disclosed Monday. majority in Parliament. wishes to inform the public that it has taken over the recall tires it knew could not meet government The protesters had set up the barricades Saturday Observers saw the clergy-dominated Revolutionary powers of the president with immediate effect. From standards, is the largest ever assessed under the afternoon, vowing to prevent White from departing the Council's failure to name a prime minister during the now, the powers of the president will be exercised by the National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act of 1966. residence until the Salvadoran government released Maj. weekend as yet another setback for Bani-Sadr. The military commission. The department said its National Highway Traffic Robert d'Abuisson, a rightist former military officer who council was reported to have debated the appointment of "This is an action by the commission and not by the Safety Administration investigated the Firestone 500 was arrested following an abortive a prime minister for several hours Sunday before turning army. The army and the public are requested to remain steel-belted radial tires and a related tire line marketed coup attempt on May 2, the officials said. the matter back to Khomeini. calm and continue with their normal duties." under the "Primero" brand name. Positions Open... Fall '80 ★ SPECIALS* at The Red Cedar Log Yearbook. «« TUESDAY * Get valuable work experience... and a salary! - TOAST OF THE TOWN NIGHT Apply now, befor it's too late. 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A weekend trip for two to Toronto donated by Spartan Travel. 2. One hundred (100) T-shirfs. 3. One hundred (100) pancake breakfasts donated by IHOP. SOCIO-POLITICAL k 4 A party will be hosted by Alpha Tau Omega in honor of the dorm floor or that raises the most amount of money per person on their floor or in their house. 5. A special prize will be awarded to the individual who swims his/her greek house laps in the most TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY original way. Call ATO for more information on originality. MAY 13 & 14 6. $20.00 worth of dining at Jim's Tiffany Restaurant. 7:30 PM ? B 104 WELLS HALL 7. Two (2) passes to Abram's Planetarium. g $2 AT THE DOOR Partially funded by the ASMSU Programming Board which is funded by < 8. Pizzas from Little Caesar's. The State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesdcy May 13 1980 3 Sit.US SLUMP BLAMED Auto layoffs idle 7,400 B> MATT PERRY Slate News Staff Writer Dean said car production would be cut by 13,000 over More than 7,400 line workers at the two week period. Lansing's Fisher Body and Oldsmobile automotive Dealt-r orders from the zones across the nation have plants were temporarily laid off Monday because of the recent decrease in car asked for fewer cars, causing the lower demand, production said the director of public relations for General Motor Bennetts said. Corp.'s Oldsmobile division in Lansing. The decrease resulted from a climb in interest rates, Fritz Bennetts said some which made car loans harder to get, Bennetts said. car assembly workers had already been laid off for one week, but all employees were expected to resume work next Monday. BENNETTS WAS OPTIMISTIC about future interest The first layoffs resulted from a two week curtailment rates, saying recent projections show a drop in the rates. of production of Delta 88s and 98s at Fisher Bennetts said he was not sure if the rates were Body and "bottoming Oldsmobile. Workers on the second line, which assembles out" at present, but hoped they would continue Cutlasses, started a one week layoff Monday. decreasing until fall. Fisher Body provides the chassis for Herbert Moon, supervisor of salaried personnel at production at the Oldsmobile plant. Both plants manufacture Fisher Body, said workers would not be hurt only 88s, 98s financially and Cutlasses. by the temporary layoff, with 95 percent of the regular John Dean, chief of plant security at Lansing's Fisher employees' pay compensated for through GM sub-benefits Body, said other production plants, such as Buick and and unemployment payments. Pontiac, have already encountered slowdown. Moon said the UAW was notified of the layoff far in advance of it, and no one was surprised it occurred. "WE'VE BEEN VERY FORTUNATE to have "I think they're all well aware that cars are not been selling working for so long," said Dean. right now," Moon said. Schwartz says administration withheld semester system The proto type Sharon Mikrut, Fam-Car had its first full day of use on the MSI' campus Monday. Junior supervised by Bill Burns of Handicapper Services, finds the $40,000 handi- State News Richard Marshall By JIM MITZELFELD ASMSU will also take down any info Schwartz said he felt the admin¬ capper transportation vehicle to her-liking. State News Staff W riter questions students have about the istration was trying to hide the facts The MSU administration is not plan and relay these questions to the about the semester system so the playing fair with the students with the administration for the answers, students would not voice their con¬ 77' handicapper bus service proposed semester change, said Paul Schwartz, ASMSU policy chairper¬ son. Studer said. cerns with the implemented. "You know plan until after it was they have got to have Schwartz said Monday he does not "I don't know why they some master plan and those facts feel the administration has treat like haven't been given to the students," given us an ignorant adds modern Fam-Car students enough information about Schwartz said. fleet mass." to the calendar change, and added that it is his goal to get some concrete —Paul Schwartz, ASMSU Schwartz said all three administra¬ tors who had spoken to the student By LESA DOLL OPHS. The vehicle is built on an answers and facts for the students. policy chairperson board about the change gave the State News Stall Writer Oldsmobile Toronado chassis and "I don't know why they treat us like representatives different facts, and A national innovation in handi¬ features a door that folds out into a an ignorant mass," Schwartz said. that none of them had concrete capper transportation is making Schwartz and chairperson Bruce The first open forum will be held at 6 answers to the board members' ramp. THIS WOULD INCREASE the its debut on the MSU campus this Studer announced ASMSU will hold p.m. May 21 in the Wilson Hall questions. Although Fam-Car seats only number of handicappers who could week. two handicappers as compared to open forums at each residence hall auditorium. The open forums will be ASMSU will compile the informa¬ be transported between classes, The Fam-Car, acclaimed for its three in the older University buses complex to let students "air their held in the style of the old "town tion from the open forums and present which is good during a time when speedy and safe transportation of and transettes, the new vehicle gripes" about the semester change. meetings," Studer added. it to the administration. the demand for handicapper trans¬ handicappers and wheelchair could make up for the deficit with portation will continue to increase, users, is the newest addition to the its speed, Gentile said. Gentile said. MSU handicapper bus service. The "If things work out right with $40,500 vehicle has been purchased Gentile added that better gas 7 (A V BRI\G PEOPLE TOGETHER' Fam-Car, it might be possible we mileage and lower maintenance by the University on condition for might get as much service out of costs will make the vehicle more one year, and will be evaluated at one Fam-Car as we would get out cost-effective than the old Griffiths the end of that year. for drain post of two transettes," Gentile said. vehicles. Judy Taylor, director of the Office of Programs for Handicap¬ Gentile said the ramp and low- floor of the Fam-Car reduce load¬ Safety is another asset with the to run Fam-Car, Taylor said. The low per Students, said Fam-Car will be ing and unloading time by more floor and ceiling on the Fam-Car a worthwhile investment for the than three and one-half minutes. By ROLAND WILKERSON The winner of the election will will eliminate loading and unload¬ University. The older vehicles, with their high ing accidents and reduce the State News Staff Writer replace Commissioner Richard Sode, "Fam-Car, if it works out, will be floors and lift ramps, are more Former East who is not seeking re-election. swaying and tipping of wheel¬ Lansing Mayor a real innovation, not only for our difficult for handicappers to get on chairs inside. George Griffiths announced Monday Griffiths, who joined the City program but for programs and off of, he said. his candidacy for Ingham County Council in 1971, and was appointed Gentile stressed that while the throughout the county," she said. "It's so quick there is at least Fam-Car was not a perfect vehicle Drain Commissioner in the November mayor in 1975, said his experience as a some reason to believe that will election. councilmember and mayor would — and recommendations for im¬ MSU IS THE FIRST university reduce the time it takes to make a Griffiths, a Democrat, joins the race make him a good drain commissioner. provements will be made to the to invest in Fam-Car, said Eric single run," he said. "If this can cut manufacturer — it has great with Republican Victor Stelmas- "My public experience demon¬ Gentile, assistant director of that time it will greatly increase henko, who declared his candidacv strates that I can bring people potential. Feb. 28. together to cooperate," Griffiths said. GRIFFITHS SAID one of the most important tasks of the drain commis¬ Black BWL appointee 'won't be a token sioner is to work closely with area governments, business and devel¬ opers. This task is necessary to ensure that all parties involved in a drain By MATT PERRY Jones added he would not serve the Marvin Ray, the only black on the Black said. project are aware of that particular State News Staff Writer special interests of the black commun¬ eight-member board. Local black Jones, who has never met Graves, project, Griffiths said. The latest appointee to Lansing's The drain commissioner has "con¬ ity, but would represent all of representatives opposed Graves' said "it's very possible that there are" Board of Water and Light discounted siderable power," Griffiths said, not¬ Lansing. move, and demanded another black more qualified blacks available to any notion of being a token black on replace Rav. serve on the board. But Jones said he ing drain commissioners must ap¬ the board, saying if approved he prove all projects within the county, JONES' APPOINTMENT must be Jones will be interviewed had knowledge of public utilities George Griffiths would serve as any other member of by City including new business and subdivi¬ approved by City Council before it Council Thursday. through a state audit of the public the BWL. sions. Proposed developments can be takes effect. Bruce Kozlowski. a service commission, the state's regu "I will not be a token," said Charles Administrative Assistant to the "inequity" in Ingham County Drain white male, withdrew his hame from latory agency for utilities. scrapped if the drain commissioner assessments, making it hard for the S. Jones, a state audit officer and mayor Robert Black cited Jones' finds that drainage plans are consideration after the council indi¬ unaccep¬ middle class to make ends meet. Mayor Gerald W. Graves' latest eight-year service in the state auditor table, Griffiths said. cated it would only approve a "I DO.NT INTEND to create any appointee to the BWL. general's office as well as experience "It's just a matter ot time before the niinority member. BILD fights or be overly aggressive," Jones Jones said he was unsure of on Corp., a Lansing housing said. He said Lansing's GRIFFITHS ADDED, however, middle class is no longer." Stelmas¬ Graves' intent in appointing him to Controversy over BWL appoint¬ board. city charter that if elected he would not abuse the henko said. "Then what are we spells out responsibilities of a city going the board, but said he certainly would ments was sparked when Graves "I don't know if he is the most power that comes with the office. to do?" board member and he intends to not act as a token. announced he would not reappoint "I hasten to assure the citizens of To ease that burden, Stelmashenko qualified person, but he is qualified," fulfill them all. Ingham .County that I would wield said, if elected, he would "push" for a that power with caution and re¬ tax credit for those bearing heavy straint," he said. drain assessments. Black grads starting at higher salaries by Stelmashenko said he is running for the position because he was asked to area minority figures. Stelmashenko said he would be "beneficial" to the county because of his experience as a consultant to area An Eastern European, Stelmas¬ businesses that are By KARL BLANKENSHIP The survey showed that black bined with the small number of black experiencing •THERE'S BEEN SOME very henko said there is currently an economic problems. State News Staff Writer students who graduated with bache positive progress that's been made," graduates. Black MSU graduates receive high¬ lor's degrees earned an average of said Jack Shingleton, director of "It boils down to a supply and er starting salaries than other MSU $13,570 on their first jobs — $191 Placement Services, noting that 10 demand situation," he said. "As long graduates, according to a recent MSU more than the average for all stu¬ years ago the figures would have as the supply of black students is as Placement Services survey. dents. been just the opposite. low as it is in regard to demand, the who The survey, which was based on information from 243 of the 427 blacks graduated between August 1978 Black graduates with master's degrees earned an average'of $17,311, or $944 more than other students, "I think a lot of improvements have been made for the black students in trend will continue." When more black students begin to Retired assistant the last decade," he added. graduate, however, the starting and June 1979, also showed a drop in while blacks with doctorates earned salaries will probably more closely Shingleton credited the pay differ the unemployment rate for black $21,191 — $3,285 more than the match the pay received by other ence to the federal Equal Employ¬ graduates. average for other graduates. ment Opportunities program, com students, he said. The survey also showed the unem¬ ployment for black graduates con¬ professor , 76 Student Council meets today tinued to decline last year, dropping to 7.75 percent as compared to 7.59 Bernard J. Knittel, a retired assistant professor in the MSU percent for other graduates. speech department, died May 7 at The Student Council will meet at the age Knittel was member of the ings the council will also decide The council will also discuss the of 76. a 3:15 p.m. today in the Board Room, whether a student chairperson has Theta Chi fraternity and the Tau election procedures for the 1980 81 WHEN THE FIGURES for black Knittel had retired from MSU in Administration Building. been effective. Student Council. graduates were first compiled in Kappa Alpha Honorary Frater 1961 after 18 years with the Chuck Goeke, 1976, black graduates with bachelor's nity. He was also a charter chairperson of the University. member of the East University Committee on Student degrees had an unemployment rate of Lansing Lions He joined the faculty in 1943 as Club. Affairs, will present status of the a report on the proposed Students Right County considers job program 14.55 percent, compared to 10.4 percent for other students. an instructor in the speech depart¬ ment, and was promoted to the He and his wife, Marv and Responsibilities Document. The Antoinette, returned to their council will also hear A resolution which would create 12 Shingleton said similar surveys rank of assistant professor in 1946. home at 710 Beech St. in East a status report have been summer jobs will be considered by not done with other on the resolution regarding the He received his doctorate in Lansing recently after spending the Ingham County Board of Commis¬ minority groups because "sometimes six years in Colorado Reaffirmation of Commitment to In the numbers (of students) are so 1950 from the University of Springs. sioners at 7:30 tonight in the Commis Other topics include a resolution tellectual Honesty. limited Denver. sioners' Room of the Ingham County we feel we cannot draw valid Services will be held at 10:30 which would make adjustments in the The council will discuss the position Courthouse in Mason. • 1980 Health Department budget, the While at MSI', he served as a.m. Saturday at the St. Thomas of chairperson for its meetings next The resolution, to be introduced by authorization of a new CETA contract president of the Michigan Speech Aquinas Catholic Church in East But -egardless of race. Shingleton year. Because this was the first year a the Personnel Committee, will pro Association, euiletl the Statt- Lansing. and a resolution for a Jail Art Project said he expects this year's student member chaired the meet vide jobs in various county depart graduates luncheon at the Ingham County Jail. to do well in the job market. Opinion VIEWPOINT: HARASSMENT Embassy siege and its results E.JL. police less than humane By CRAIG YANDERBROEK station at 1120 Grand River Ave. to I naturally protested, and get their attention, asking them when British propriety dictates disinterested party. I would like to call attention to an get a couple bucks of gas at the questioned the motives of the officer we were going to be fed. Silence. the presence of rationality. So But the British — and of incident involving the East Lansing self-serve pump. An East Lansing for hassling us in the first place. He Then one of them mumbled that they does the British government, Police Department and police officer had only been fed one hamburger in course many Americans — myself, and was standing inside the told me again to present our I.D. s and it reacts in accordance see the raid of the London particularly the less than humane station. Upon walking back to the car, and, peering into the car, located two two nights at the jail. No wonder they treatment that I received in the city (which one of my friends was driving) were not talking; they were probably with its morals. When Iranian empty beer cans and one with about Embassy as having much jail. I noticed that he was following me. As an inch of beer left in it. Upon seeing too weak to move! I began to wonder terrorists started dumping more importance. Now that It started like this. Two weeks ago, I approached the car and looked what they had in store for me! At this this, he reached in the car with bodies outside London's Iran¬ Western-allied country has two friends and I were returning around, the officer was breathing point I decided to try and sleep away vengeance in his eyes, grabbed the ian from an afternoon of relaxation at Embassy last week, the come to the aid of the Iranians down my neck. He immediately cans and informed us that we could the hours. I found this impossible Lake Lansing. On the way back to ordered all three of us to present our because the police had high-wattage decision was obvious: move caught in a twist of ironic fate get arrested for being minors in in. There was no time to campus, we stopped at the Clark identification. possession, being that we were all 19 lights glaring directly on us. These Europe and the United States years old. lights stayed on all night. A couple ponder the validity of negotia¬ are hoping to use the incident He was really steaming now. I more hours passed and I began to get tions in this case. The terror¬ as leverage in persuading the made my mistake when I again asked panicky, wondering how much longer ists were following through Iranians to release the Ameri him what gave him the right to just I was going to be locked up. I called with their cold ultimatum. walk up and begin searching our car. for an officer and asked him what can hostages. With that he turned me around, told time it was. He told me it was 3 a.m. There are two problems Congratulations are due with this assumption. First me I was going to jail, threw the cuffs Five hours left, I thought. Another the British government for its on me and my friends, radioed two long period of time went by, at least a the Iranian government sue more police cars, and took us all off to couple hours. I was getting weak and propriety, its uncompromis¬ ing stance toward terrorist cessfully gambled when it the East Lansing City Jail on Abbott exhausted from the lack of food and Road. bright lights. Again, I asked what tactics. From every corner of feigned indifference toward When we got to the jail, they threw time it was. This time his reply was the Western the embassy seizure. It did world came the book at us. I mean, none of us had 2:15 a.m. Time had gone backwards! not come running for assis shouts praising the British even been arrested before and here Now they were playing mind games tance from the allies and any we were being fingerprinted, booked, with me. Play it cool, I thought to government's bravery and "favor" Britain may consid and having mug shots taken! Now we myself. gallantry. Inevitably, the ob¬ ered itself to are on record for life! vious parallel between the have done does My friends were By the time I walked out of there in not really exist. Second, an charged for being minors in posses¬ the morning I was a nervous wreck, London siege and Tehran is sion and I received a charge of but determined to let somebody hear pointed out. The Carter ad¬ owes assumption that Iran now disorderly conduct (come on!) and us something my story. I don't know what will ministration looks impotent eventually possession of a small amount of happen when my case goes to court, indeed compared with the gives way to more impa marijuana after they found a joint on but the point is that treatment such tience. Neither Britain nor me when emptying my pockets. (How as this is inhumane, intolerable, and British response. It is a did that get there?) After about an the United States can con should not go unnoticed. I thought it comparison, though, which sider the successful raid hour, both of my friends were inconceivable that something like this lacks substance. lev released on bail, but no such luck for could happen in this country. erage if Iran sees it as nothing me. They said they were going to The Iranians were no fools more than a "teach me some respect." I asked for The East Lansing Police Depart¬ necessary step on ment is known for its "redneckish- in this case. Disdainful as they the part of the British to keep a phone call three times but was ness" and proved it to me in classic were of the London incident, London from experiencing its refused each time. With that, they form. If its goal was to try to teach me their official threw me in jail at approximately 5 government own civil disobedience . to respect the law then it is my statements reflected an equal p.m., telling me I would be freed at 8 The successful raid in Lon the next morning. The conditions in contention that what they did was the amount of ambivalence. It don can be considered opposite: promotion of contempt for i that jail cell were mattered not to them what shocking and the law. feather in the British govern¬ intolerable. the terrorists did with their ment's cap. What it should not After lying on the bed in the cell for If this police department, or any captors. Several of them were be considered, however, is what I guessed to be about seven police department, wishes to serve hours, I began to wonder when or if I and work with the community and British citizens, not Iranians, carte blanche for applying was going to be fed. It then occurred gain respect, then episodes like this anyway. The incident bore no more pressure on Iran to to me that there were other must cease. "prison¬ resemblance to the American release the hostages. The ers" on each side of me who had not hostage situation in terms of British did what they had to said a word the whole time. I tried to concern or tension. The Iran¬ do. The Iranian militants have ian government reacted to the committed no act similar to siege with the solicitude of a that of the captors in London Dorm residents need a lawyer Forest View in the pits. We also support the immediate restoration of the gravel mane of us civilization. Each and every one should in viewing this frighten¬ positions of power in Iran, clearly demonstrates a fundamental variance The residents of McDonel the pits within the Forest View area. We ing photograph proper authorities, are would support action by MSU to see himself or herself. with Western notions of humanitar- Hall's fourth floor northwest trampled on. The three resi¬ has no elones further protect the unique natural Let us have no more criticism of this ianism. The human indifference illu¬ should take the University to dent assistants who resigned paper's attempt to portray our real strated by this monstrous act unveils area known as Bear Lake. court if they are forced to pay position in the world. a level of consciousness far more last term under pressure After reading several articles in The residents of Forest View wish Carl Rudorf barbaric than that toward which our for the damage done to their because of stolen refrigera¬ The State News, including the most to preserve and enhance our natural 328 Abbot Hall floor 10 days ago; they may resources. Mr. Soloman, MSU, and attempts at resolution have been tors after a "routine main¬ recent "Bear Lake is 'Pure Para¬ directed. We the city of Lansing are aware of the cannot effectively deal find MSU's bark reduced to a tenance dise,' " I feel the need to clear up security check" determination of the FVCA to protect with a people whose concept of whimper outside the resi¬ should not have resigned some misconceptions that this paper has precipitated. both the residents and the environ¬ Exhibit of dead humanity might properly be said to dence hall domain. be "right out of the trees" with 20th quietly. The University did The Forest View community en¬ ment within the Forest View area. A prime example of the not decide not to Michael J. Wall, President century ideas on the subject. prosecute compasses an area bordered by Mt. monstrous act University's attempts to bully the RAs because they were Forest View Citizens Association One wonders the number of Iran¬ Hope Road and Crego Park to the ians studying in America who, had students, many of whom do "role models," but possibly north, Jolly Road to the south, U.S. The Iranians' hideous exhibit of the not know their rights, took 127 to the east, and Sycamore Creek they been in Iran and not here, would because the security check to the west. The Forest View area Grim reminder bodies of the Americans who died in have shoved their way to the U.S. place at a meeting of manage¬ conducted might not have includes many unique natural areas in the recent effort to free the hostages Embassy in Tehran to gawk at and ment and advisory personnel from their terrorist stood up in court. addition to Bear Lake, such as Fenner Enough of this criticism of journal¬ captors is an applaud the charred remains of the and floor members last week. istic method. The placement of mili¬ unpardonable affront to any thinking American soldiers strewn Because no action was Arboretum, Crego Park, Glen Eden ghoulishly When the residents, who say and Forest View Parks. The homes in tary propaganda with a picture of a person's perception of human dignity. upon the pavement. taken when the floor was This heinous display, which was the area, including the homes in the deceased soldier in close proximity to John R. Moritz they do not know who is damaged last year, residents each other, whether intended permitted and encouraged by those in 1106 responsible for the than Provincial House subdivision so or not, University Village more say a precedent was set which unfairly described as clones by Karl ought to be viewed within the grim $300 in damages incurred, management personnel are context of our present condition in Blankenship, actually range in age suggested calling in the De¬ now attempting to remedy. from 25 years old to new homes. nature. The Forest View Citizens Associa¬ partment of Public Safety to But the damage to McDonel tion has been in existence for President Carter wants to register investigate, a graduate ad | The State News Hall is hardly an isolated many 19 and 20 year olds for conscription; is visor immediately nixed the years and was not organized for the conscription itself far beyond? Rep. incident — funds for repairing purpose of lobbying MSU to grant Carr's report that many in idea, warning students they damages are included in each access across its land. Congress think not is not intended for a could face more serious con¬ resident hall's budget. As the The FVCA asked MSU to grant Tuesday. May 13, 1980 gathering of people to discuss the sequences if the DPS were damage was in all probability access only after extensive legal possibilities of a lifetime of Sundays Editorials are the opinions of the State News. called in. What "more serious caused by students, the costs remedies to halt the mining in the pits in the sun. View near Bear Lake were exhausted. points, columns and letters are personal consequences?" The hall di¬ for repairs should be ab¬ The access that the FVCA Conscription implies in our present Editorial Department opinion: rector chimed in that should sorbed by all students. The request - historical d of MSU does not cross the Bear position war, and war Editor-in-Chief Tim Simmons the matter go beyond the Entertainment Editor Mary Tinne solution is much more equit¬ Lake area. MSU already has produces actions miserable and "vis¬ Managing Editor Don an Kinsley Sports Editor Ed Brodie residence hall level, any ac¬ able than the bill MSU is access road leading to the gravel pits. ually stressful." It seems more fitting Opinion Editor Debbie Creemers Layout Editor that we should suffer from internal City Editor Susie Benkelman Gary Piate tion taken would go into a also owns the central pit of those Freelance Editor threatening to send the resi¬ hree in question. Granting access in revulsion physically, as well as emo¬ Campus Editor Carrie Thorn Chief Copy Editor Michele McElmurr student's permanent records dents of 4 Northwest McDon¬ Photo Editor Kemi Gaobo Linda Oliver! no way endangers Bear Lake; only tionally, from the highly probable Staff Representative Roland Wilkerso which, she added, employers el if they fail to come up with a the mining presents a danger to those reinstatement of the draft. check. Advertising Department culprit by Friday. pits. No degradation of the soldier or his Students' files are confiden¬ A far better solution would The FVCA supports the immediate cause is intended here, but we should Advertising Manager Ron MocMillon Asst Adv Manager Pat Greening tial files, but when MSU and permanent cessation of all be for students to familiarize mining view such testimonials of an inhu¬ successfully keeps complaints themselves with the laws in the system, laws do not which uphold their rights, if have to be followed. In the only to make MSU admini DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau process, student rights, un¬ strators think twice before less they take complaints to attempting to step on them. OC UNCLE WALTER SEEMS A LITTLE EARLY TO SURE WOULD FILL HE'P BRING BE SIGNING UP A RUNNING Oi/T THE TICKET, AN APPEP MATE, THOUGH. WE'VE STILL WOULPNT HE, GOT ALL THOSE STATE BAT VOCAL POINT Jp MIKE? \ DIMENSION, ALL RIGHT. LOTS TO WORRY ABOUT. Q Today's question: Will you make moratorium have? use by paying of East any Lansing's parking ticket outstanding tickets you may YES - 353-3110 NO - 353 3220 Results from Monday's question: im Will the British raid on the Iranian 50 American hostages in Iran Embassy help the gain freedom? YES - 15 NO - 26 Sponsored bv ASMS! and The State News, Inc. The State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, May 13, 1980 5 MOKE HOMES EOtM) Cuban jets West Circle area Crews comb Fla. buzz U.S. bay gets escort service By PAT LEISNER Associated Press Writer ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - Salvage up along from the victim, a public beach more than a mile bridge. The body of another a man in his late 50s, was found crews on Monday raised four more floating near a bouy in the channel. None rescue copter By SUE HOOPINGARNER After five months of discussions and delays, the West Circle Escort Service service would be a University function, MSU would be responsible, along with the violator if a criminal act was crushed cars, including three with persons trapped inside, and found three other bodies near the sunken wreckage of the was immediately identified. Meanwhile, a three-member Coast Guard Marine Board of Inquiry scheduled in ready for use. Sunshine Skyway bridge. hearings for Tuesday with the National MIAMI (AP) — Two Cuban MiG committed on an escort. Turner added fighter jets buzzed a From 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. every night, Two bodies floated up on a public beach Transportation Safety Board to investi¬ U.S. Coast Guard helicopter on he did not foresee any major problems Monday, circling within 50 women living in Landon, and one was found bobbing on the surface gate the accident. feet of the rescue craft as it searched for four Mayo, Wil¬ with the service. missing liams, Yakeley-Gilchrist and Campbell of Tampa Bay, bringing the total known A construction outfit was standing by to Bahamian sailors, according to a Guard "The escort service is a good way to spokesperson. halls can be safely escorted throughout dead to 31. dynamite the sunken debris and partially The U.S. State Department was to deal with those who feel unsafe," lodge a "strong campus and the surrounding areas. So far, eight sunken vehicles have been clear the channel as soon as the vehicles protest" with the Cuban Interest Section in Washington Turner said. The Campbell Hall student govern¬ found since a phosphate freighter rammed and bodies are pulled up. later Monday and would follow that with a written The Department of Public Safety protest ment initiated the idea in the West the bridge Friday morning, knocking A section of the bridge as high as a on Tuesday, said Guard Lt. Norris Turner. took a neutral position toward the Circle area last fall term. Because the down a towering 1,400-foot span. 15-story building dropped into the bay In Washington, State program. DPS director Richard Bernitt Department spokesperson David service would be creating a possible Hillsborough County Sheriffs officials when the Summit Venture, a 608-foot Nail said "we are making a said he could not criticize the Campbell strong protest" to the Cuban said they still had no idea how many freighter, hit government over the incident. He referred further assault situation, the question of service because the only other service a piling during a squall. victims remained trapped in the twisted questions to the Coast Guard. liability arose. available on campus, the Red Cedar Glenn metal and chunks of concrete on the "The extremely dangerous harassment occurred Conroy, Campbell student Escort Service, was running satisfac¬ EIGHTEEN BODIES WERE recovered while bottom of the bay. the rescue helicopter was government president, went to the torily. However, he admitted the escort within few hours after the accident. The searching for four missing ASMSU Office of Legal Services to a Bahamians from the Royal Bahamas Defense Force service may have problems because it determine who would be responsible in "TWO OF THE CARS we found today mangled bus, two cars and seven bodies vessel Flamingo." Turner said. creates the situation of a possible we hadn't seen before but we were retrieved Sunday. "One MiG passed 50 feet under the the event of a lawsuit. assault. suspected helicopter, which "Legal Services said everyone would they were down there," said Sheriffs The Liberian-registered freighter, her was only 300 feet above the ocean, cutting in its bow still afterburner as it be responsible all the way up the line "BUT IF THE INDIVIDUAL using it Major Cal Henderson. draped with bent steel girders passed under the helicopter, then "We don't know yet how many vehicles from the climbing to full altitude and circled. from the student government of Camp¬ understands the risks and wants to go bridge, sat anchored offshore bell through dorm management to are still down there." near Mullet Key. The freighter has a "That's an extremely close pass for ahead with it, that's their prerogative," any aircraft, Altogether, authorities now have raised 35-member Chinese under the certainly with the thrust of the afterburner," he added, Universitiy administrators," Conroy he added. crew com¬ or sighted a mand of H.C. Liu of said. Lists of 55 volunteer escorts have Greyhound bus which carried Hong Kong. referring to the flame behind the jet when it ascended at 23 people, six cars and a pickup truck. One full throttle. Persistence led the Campbell En¬ been distributed in residence hall The state Department of Transporta¬ vironmental and Resident's Safety of the cars recovered Monday was an El tion is conducting its own investigation. After the 11:40 a.m. incident, the mailboxes and are available through helicopter flew to the Committee to Moses Turner, vice Camino which had been tagged with a So is the Florida Highway Patrol and USS Charles F. Adams, a female resident assistants and Resi¬ nearby Navy vessel, and buoy by divers Saturday. hovered nearby until the Adams no president of student affairs and ser¬ dence Hall Association representatives. Florida House Speaker Hyatt Brown said longer had the MiG vices. Turner issued a statement that Only the pickup, whose driver survived aircraft on its radar. Turner said. Responsibility for setting he will send a committee of House up escorts is when the truck bounced off the freighter The four Bahamian sailors were lost when Cuban MiGs the All-University Safety Committee left up to members to monitor hearings on the the individual, but Conroy into the water, has not been pulled from sank a Bahamian patrol boat on would assume full responsibility for any offered accident. Sunday just south of Cay some suggestions to increase the bay. Santo Domingo, about 35 miles north of eastern Cuba. campus escort service and supported the safety of the service. In addition, the Hillsborough State implementation of the West Circle Three of the bodies found Monday were The incident began when the Flamingo, a Royal "Users should take extra security Attorney's office is considering filing effort. in automobiles hoisted onto a barge. Two criminal Defense Forces patrol boat, seized two Cuban fishing precautions by telling their roommate charges of culpable negligence of the cars were so badly mangled boats suspected of poaching lobster in Bahamian who is escorting them and when they against John Lerro, the Tampa Bay ACCORDING TO TURNER. Univer workers had to cut the top off to free the harbor pilot guiding the Summit Venture territorial waters. expect to return. Also, a good idea sity attorneys said because the escort bodies inside. The fourth car, a Volks¬ when the accident occurred. "There's no way that they could mistake two would be to call ahead and meet the guy." ensigns wagen, was brought up empty. Coast Guard officials said it and a Bahamian national flag as the was Lerro's Jolly Roger," said Two bodies, both young women, Lyndon 0. Pindling, Bahamian Prime Minister, before washed third accident in five months. flying back to Nassau. He said Cuba would be expected to pay reparations to his government and compensations to the families of the FREE! dead. After the sea incident, Cuban jets, a transport plane and a helicopter made simulated strafing runs just above the treetops at Duncan Town, a small Bahamian settlement on Ragged Island, about 65 miles north of Cuba's eastern coast. • Pizza Pizza goes all the way!! _ Faculty to discuss Buy ANY SIZE Piua At I The Regular Price... | academic calendar Get The Identical Piua The Faculty Council will | meet at 3:15 today in the Con Con Room, Interna¬ tional Center. The council will continue its discussion of the pro¬ posed change to the early semester academic calen¬ dar. Herbert Oyer, dean of the, graduate school, will present the proposed resol¬ ution regarding the Reaf¬ firmation of Commitment to Intellectual Honesty. The council will also continue the discussion of the Student Rights and Responsibilities document which was tabled at the FOR COVER WITH THIS COUPON SHOT & BEER NIGHT nusic by: STRATTON BROTHERS £ The State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuosday, May 13, 1980 Entertainment By BRIAN BUCHANAN Midnight Ramblings Jazz bands end season every word that the big speakers forcibly emitted on us MSU's two excellent jazz bands will have won awards include Joe Lulloff, I sat at the table all glassy-eyed, the inner cavity unwilling victims; a purist who knew every damn word in present their final concerts of the year alto saxophone; Chuck Peterson, trum¬ behind my forehead starting to feel like mush, as if it that song. And that other couple down from her, also lost Wednesday and Sunday. pet; and Mark Oliverius, bass. In were midnight already and I was starting the in individual trances, flailing away as two distinct The Wednesday concert will feature transformation into a pumpkin, but the reality of it was addition, the saxophone section re¬ entities unaware of the others existence, like inter¬ Jazz Band II performing a variety of ceived an award for the outstanding the clock insisted it was only 10:30, so either my process locking pieces of a torn-apart puzzle thrown back in the selections, including works by two sax section at the Aquinas Jazz was an hour-and-a-half early, or else the flourish before box and separated from each other until whenever. But former MSU students, Mike Amundsen Festival. The most prestigious award my eyes was only a dream another in that endless when the ranting cubicles decide to rest, the crazed mass and John Moss. Several soloists will be for the band this year has been an existence they call life. The constant splish-splash of the regains its individual consciousness, and revert back to featured, including Bob Lyons, named invitation to the Montreux Jazz Festi¬ psychedelic lights monotonously flashed off the wall in normal functioning selves, such as the passing soul who cadance to the equally boring bwap-bwap beat of real not an eye-blink ago was convinced that he was a top soloist at the Aquinas Jazz Festival val in Montreux, Switzerland, and also earlier this year. The concert begins at to the newly organized festival in simulated disco music as I sat surveying the new terrain. pogo-stick, but now gave every indication that he indeed 8:15 p.m. in the Music Building Detroit called Montreux-Detroit. Hardly any liquor was invading my blood stream and was capable of pretending to be mentally sound. What Auditorium and there is no admission These festivals are considered the best trying to pervert the questionable sanity of my motivates these poor beings, I pondered as my brain cells fee. in the world, and only the top bands cerebrum; my body and its fluids were clean of all drugs strained in overtime to unlock one of the obviously The Sunday night concert will fea¬ and musicians are invited. The Sunday — unlike some contorted bodies in attendance; the punch deeply hidden secrets of the universe tha' lay ture Jazz Band I, which is rapidly concert will be at 8:15 p.m. in the Music available was regrettably unspiked and diluted with surrounded by a no-man's land of supernatural barbwire. becoming known as one of the best jazz Building Auditorium and there is no melting ice anyway, so I should have been alert to all Summoning to arms all the initiative that forgot to hands in the Midwest. Individuals who admission charge. happenings, but instead I rested on my posterior in an escape earlier, I glided several tables to the west, and aimless trance. Before me, through the haze of strobe stole a girl who looked likely, as the other half was too lights and camera flashbulbs that some masochistic busy getting cheap thrills watching the funny people of individual insisted on continually setting off and blinding which I was about to become one dance, and led her into the deranged mob of bouncing bodies that constitute tomorrows supposed leaders. Starting slowly, but I was in attendance at this socio-cultural gaining momentum fast like the hundred-car freight trains that insist on continually Radio folk benefit at Gables rolling down the long function which pairs hims and hers in grade back home with hell-bent speed demons operating the whole bloody thing, it all converged on me. I was, The Capital Area Community Broad- Rogers, Pete Wittig, the Lost World bondage for a night, each meticulously much to my perplexed satisfaction, becoming one of casters and some local folksingers are Stringband, White Water and wrapped in the best cloth their parents them; one of those whose sanity I had been bouncing Ragtime sponsoring a concert benefit at the Millionaires. The proceeds will go toward hard-earned money can provide, around like dead tennis balls for the past two hours of Rathskeller at Coral Gables at 8 p.m. the only to life. Yes, I was caught up in that whole my founding of an independent commu- go out and hop around to some de¬ plot that is Tuesday. For the requested $2 donation, nity radio station, perpetrated by some unknown organization seeking to you can enjoy a concert featuring Sally ranged synthesized noise trying to force pervert the entire structure of our behavioral existence; its way out of the the pulsing sound waves pulsing squares of merged into me like flouride in water, deadening the rumored mass between my ears sounds. and taking control of my body like a sadistic marionette vvwafs tub ultimate: 4 letter operator. I did not comprehend my actions, but I also had no desire to terminate the new existence that had so WORP for th6 movte thar makes you flush before lsavimq ? ^Campus Contacts all who had the misfortune of glancing in his general forcefully encroached upon me, tossing me around like a leaf caught in a whirlwind. But eventually the Your direction, my intelligence observed the goings on of a insisted on taking a break, leaving me to wind down, puppeteer Complete uniquely human phenomenon — that collection of CONTACT LENS hypocritical charade playing we all call "the dance." grope for my seat, and ponder what had overpowered Yes, much to the amazement of all, including my date, I VISION CARE CENTER was in physical attendance at this social-cultural function Maybe, my sore and boggled voice upstairs debated as which we shuffled home, having not turned into a pairs hims and hers in bondage for a night, each sphere of • hollow orange after all, with compliments to an unknown Eye Examinations meticulously wrapped in the best cloth their parents' hard-earned money can provide, only to go out and hop form called fate, the crazy really are sane; it is me that is • Contact Lens Fittings around to some deranged synthesized noise trying to out of sync. Having then accepted the crushing force its way out of the pulsing squares of sound. So realization that I too was indeed fallible, I • Trial joined the Wearing Plan there 1 posed, watching human nature personified, others in liberating the burgundy from its bottled existence. • Service replying "observational" when my date asked me what Warranty kind of dancing I engaged in. Scanning the multitude of • Low Cost bobbing duets before my perceiving senses, I kept glancing at people I once knew but who now looked so strangely different, as if it was a costume party where you simultaneously were both Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Out on the floor throbbed one vaguely familiar form, facing her set-up date but existing in a separate reality of of her own; a purist it struck me. as her mouth formed ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★■A { ^ * *>«: $ g? * * lO Jo . o*V ^ Saturday, May 17 RHA's Spring Concert Featuring; Marshall Chapman Wfeara sandal Special guest: I he Great American Dance Band that's as good as gold. 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Gridders The Spartans, owners of a 14-31 overall mark, will face "This is the most frustrating season I've ever had in looking good a 17-34 EMU squad in a 1 p.m. double-header. MSU will close out its home season Wednesday against Wayne State University in Field. a 1 p.m. twinbill at Kobs college baseball," Litwhiler said about the year, "and it's not a lack of desire by the players. I answer for it." just don't have an "I haven't been in the cellar since my early days with By WILL KOWALSKI 1980 season, he has not made any definite decisions as to the (Philadelphia) Phillies as a player." State News Sports Writer FOLLOWING THE TWO non-conference double- MSU split a double-header with the Hurons earlier in who will be playing what next fall and he does not intend Speaking to reporters at a headers this week, MSU will be on the road this weekend the season. Monday press conference, to make his choices any sooner than late August, when Spartan head football coach Frank "Muddy" Waters said for a pair of games Saturday with Northwestern fall camp opens. the team is adjusting well to his versatile and University and two Sunday with the University of Iowa. motion-oriented style of play and prepared for Satur¬ "I'm anxious to see how we'll look in the Green-White Seniors Ken Robinson and Kirk Haines are now listed in the top two spots offensively for MSU. Leftfielder day's Green-White game. but just because a player hai a great game M-golfers game, Robinson is hitting .329 with six home runs and 25 RBIs, But the one question for which Saturday doesn't mean he'll bt starting next fall," everyone wants an Waters said. while Haines is up to .324 with three homers. Haines is answer, how good are the Spartans really going to be also the Spartans' leading Big Ten hitter with a .405 when the season begins next fall, was something Waters "There's much that so can happen over the summer — average. simply did not know. some players will improve greatly, some will come to Although MSU has had its problems scoring runs all Following a third-place tie in the Northern Intercolle¬ "Our execution has been excellent in practice, and I summer camp out of shape — that I might wait until the year, the Spartan pitchers have been lowering the team giate in Ann Arbor over the weekend, the MSU men's can't say enough about the spirit and enthusiasm the day before the first game before picking my starting earned run average. MSU's ERA now stands at 4.39. golf team must now prepare itself for this weekend's Big players are showing," Waters said. Ten championships in Madison, Wis. lineup." Head coach Danny Litwhiler is unsure, however, which of his hurlers will throw today in Ypsilanti. The Spartans tied Ball State University with a score of "BUT WHEN IT comes right down to it, there is no HOWEVER, THERE DOES be seem to one area — the Gary Baker and Greg Howe lead the Hurons with 1,535 on the University of Michigan course, 26 strokes way to really tell how good or bad we're going to be offensive backfield where the behind champion Ohio State University. — same names come up batting averages of .362 each, while Audie Cole has Michigan was because there's no way to frequently. Sophomore Derek Hughes has been switched clubbed nine homers and driven in 34 second with 1,527. compare our progress with runs. anything. We have a good idea as to how much ability we from tailback to fullback and will be paired with junior have, but until we get in a real game situation we tailback Steve Smith to make up the No. 1 set of backs. Individually, the Spartans were led by Niles freshman really Rob Haidler's score of 302. Haidler's rounds of 75, 72, 75 can't tell where we stand." The second set of rotating backs will be juniors Bruce and 80 tied him for fourth with the Waters said even though this Saturday's game will Reeves and Andy Schramm. Buckeye's Joey give him some direction in The quarterback situation, though, seems to still be Sindelar. picking his starters for the up for grabs. Waters said Bert Vaughn has been OSU's Mitch Camp was crowned individual working BIG TEN STANDINGS champion, with the first team in practice and has been with Michigan's John Morse placing second. doing an W L excellent job, but also getting their share of "Robby had few problems finishing," said MSU coach playing time Michigan 13 1 a and showing signs of promise are John Leister, Brian Bruce Fossum, "but Sun doesn't shine Clark and Jon English. One positive area, Waters said, i$ the defensive Minnesota Iowa 12 9 4 5 otherwise he was right in the ballgame. The kid's gonna be a great player." Wisconsin 10 6 Other Spartan scores included sophomore Monty backfield, where there is an abundance of quickness and Illinois 6 8 James with a 310 total, sophomore Dave Belen with 311, hard hitters. Waters credits assistant coach and for women golfers defensive coordinator Sherm Lewis with job filling the gaps doing left in the MSU defense a great due to Indiana Purdue 6 5 8 9 senior Tom Mase and junior Steve Lubbers with 312 and senior Rick Grover with 318. Northwestern 4 10 "I'm pleased with our score," Fossum said, "but we still graduation last season, and is pleased with the pursuit of Ohio State haven't The springtime sun Ann Atwood would up 4 10 really stuck it all together." bis defenders in practice, MSU 3 11 never really shone long with 88, 82 for 170; fresh- The Spartans will be pressed into doing precisely that enough this season for the this weekend on the Cherokee Country Club, as they will MSU women's golf team try to accomplish season-long goals by winning the and coach Mary Fossum, as the linkswomen closed out ISc twom en at-la rge championship and qualifying for the NCAA tournament. Brown had 89 and 87 for the 1980 season this week¬ 176 to complete the As expected, the Michigan Association for Intercolle- end in the Bowling Green "Green" scoring. giate Athletics for Women selection committee an- Invitational. For the "White" team, nounced that it has granted an at-large berth to the MSI The Spartans waited sophomore Beth Sierra had women's net squad to attend its regional tennis Catch Yourself on BLACK NOTES ITV Television Show patiently for the warm 87, 82 for 169; sophomore tournament this weekend. weather and the ideal con¬ Lisa Ely was next with 78 The committee also gave bids to Spartan singles when: ditions golfers enjoy, but and 94 for 172; junior they never really came. Linda Baryames shot 90, players Monty Gettys and Cindy Bogdonas to compete in the individual competition. Non-Stop Enterprises with: The fact that the MSU 84 for 174; freshman Diane The Spartans had already qualified Jill Black Notes Media Productions Whitman had 89, 93 for Grinberg in the "green" team placed individual singles draw and the doubles team of Nouveau Noir Productions second in the nine-team Grinberg 182; freshman Julie Voshel and Gettys as a result of last weekend's victories in the field in Bowling Green, shot 91, 92 for 183 and State of Michigan AIAW tournament, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority* Ohio, may be one of the junior Patti Gray had 97 The top finishers in the regionals will go to the national saving graces of the and 93 for 190 total. (in association with their walk-athon) a championships in Baton Rouge, La., June 3 through 11. spring, and yet', not really. The Spartans top unit Are Uniting to Fight Sickle-Cell was led by sophomore Lisa Speaker's rounds of 82 and Anemia and present Disco 81 for a 163 total, just two STARRING: shots off the pace set by MARSHALL medalist Elaine Crosby of Lansing s MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS MUSIC the University of Michi- , Battle Creek's: PRIMO COMPANY'S The balance of scores, MSU's: SOLID GOLD QUADRA-LOVE however, indicated the and others linkswomen's lack of prac¬ tice Donations only $1 .50 (free before 9:30) throughout the season, due to the weather, as ALL ftlARTIN GUITARS many showed of the inconsistent players 9pm-2am SAT., MAY 17 Shaw Lower Lounge sults. re¬ WITH CASES * (half price with pledge card from Deltas "walk") Sophomore Nina Spata- SERIOUS FOR YOUR LOVE & LIFE fora shot 85 and 82 for 167; freshman Alison Sellers had 85, 83 for 168; senior 45% OFF LIST PRICE This Sale Applies To Our In-Store I noney. Call the P.B. Stock Only. c an Ja. i 540 Frondor, _ Lansing 337-9700 PARACHUTING! aginf; 10% OFF on all dinners when seated by 5:30 ond ordered by 6:00. MON.-SAT. 372-4300 116 E. Michigan If you want to do something safe and exciting on your weekends, come jump with the MSU Sport Parachuting Club. Anyone interested can attend an introductory meeting in room 106 Wonders, at 8:00 pm, Wednesday, May 14. Talk with parachute in¬ structors and experienced skydivers to find out how you can make your first jump. We will show slides and demonstrate equipment. For more information call TIFFANY PLACE MSU Sport Parachuting Club And Greenhouse Cafe 372-9127 8 The State News, East Lansing. Michigan Tuesday, May 13, 1980 Students Senate OK's balanced budget (continued from page 1) of stay will not be granted (continued from page 1) restriction in the 1981 bud¬ favors lower defense out¬ unless there is an immedi¬ recession and growing con¬ get that requires tax cut lays and milder social ate need for medical atten gressional sentiment bills to be delayed until spending cuts than the tion available only in the against the import fee. Congress adopts firm Senate package. Senate ap¬ United States or the appli¬ cant has an immediate Some economists believe spending ceilings in Sep¬ proval will send the propo¬ tember. sals to a conference to relationship to a U.S. citi¬ the recession could push work out differences. zen or permanent resident. unemployment as high as 9 The exemption would President Carter has Benson said the situation percent and drive the 1981 mean that repeal legisla¬ budget as much as $40 tion, if approved, could be proposed a $611.5 billion is not clear for students balanced billion into deficit. sent budget that who are only supposed to immediately to Carter and would give Congress generally parallels the stay as long as they are The import fee amend¬ House version. added time to override an attending school. He said ment, sponsored by Sens. Under the 1974 Congres¬ he will distribute more Howard Metzenbaum, expected veto. sional Budget Act, Con¬ information on the ques¬ D-Ohio, and Bob Dole, Last week, the House gress faced a deadline on tion of student status when R-Kan., would exempt bills approved a $611.8 billion Thursday to approve a it becomes available. to repeal the fee from a balanced 1981 budget resolution. budget that Disqualify Miller — econ dept. i continued from page 1) decision to be reached Abeles said the hearing department's request)," then. proceedings for the grie¬ Winder said. "It was ad¬ Winder has requested a vance will continue until a dressed to UCFA (Univer¬ delay in the grievance pro¬ decision is reached. Both Adams, besides asking sity Committee on Faculty ceedings because the case parties were asked to sub¬ the UCFA to disqualify Affairs)." of Hildebrand vs. MSU is mit written statements to Miller, said Abeles should Miller was appointed to still under federal litiga¬ Miller on Tuesday, and he take charge of any further serve as acting FGO in the tion. will hear the oral argu- proceedings in the case grievance between the economics department and the provost. The current FGO, C. Patric "Lash" Case thievery turns sour Larrowe, disqualified him¬ self because he is a mem¬ (continued from page 1) years, the problem has customers. ber of the economics de¬ for possession of stolen grown during the last year, "We're hoping they (stu¬ partment. Weber said, and the Netmen place a disappointing NORMAN ABELEK, property. No extra personnel will pany has taken stock of how much is lost on the com¬ dents) will feel some em¬ pathy for us," she said. be used in June, however, CHAIRPERSON of UCFA. cases. Students who want the to watch for students with It was a disappointing weekend for MSU coach Stan picked up four points for the team, but was eliminated in said the question of Mil¬ milk cases, he added. She said the cases cost company to pick up cases Drobac when his men's tennis squad finished ninth at the the semi-final round. ler's involvement in the about $7 each, and that the can call Ron Smith at Big Ten championships in Minneapolis. Scott King at No. 3 singles and Dino Demare at No. 5 case will be discussed in a Although students have cost of the cases has not Heatherwood Fa. ms in Drobac had hoped for an improvement on last year's lost heartbreaking first-round matches, but earned committee meeting today, "acquired" the cases for yet been passed on to Lansing. eighth-place finish but had no luck as his team placed just praise from Drobac for their efforts. and that he expects a ahead of the cellar-dwelling University of Illinois. The University of Michigan won the tourney for the 13th straight year. Despite the poor finish in the standings, Drobac found Laxers lose ML A finale ALL DEGREE a few bright spots in the Spartans' play. an Freshman Steve Yorimoto, at No. 1 singles, avenged early-season trouncing at the hands of University of The MSU lacrosse team ended Midwest Lacrosse Association play on a sour note years ago. MSU had defeated Wooster 6-5 earlier CANDIDATES this weekend, dropping a 17-9 game to in the season, but co-coach Nevin Kanner Minnesota's Kent Helgeson by winning his opening match 6-4, 6-3. Wooster (Ohio) College in a meaningless pointed out that Wooster was missing five and FACULTY Sophomore Jeff Wickman, at No. 4 singles, lost his playoff game. of its best players in that game. Make your reservations NOW for academic The Spartans had already clinched the MSU is 7-10 overall, 3-5 in the MLA. opening round match but picked up a point for the apparel for Spring Term Commencement. Spartans with a win in the consolation round. third-place position in the MLA going into Kevin Willitts scored four goals in the Deadline is May 16 at the Union Store in the the game, so the final outcome did not The No. 2 doubles team of Wickman and Matt Sandler losing effort while Greg Helgemoe and Union. PERSONALIZED take away from the team's highest finish finished second in last year's tournament and had hopes Dewey Andersen had two apiece and GRADUATION of doing as well this year. The pair played well and in the MLA since joining the league 10 Mark Pinto one. ANNOUNCEMENTS NOW BEING ORDERED AT UNION STORE PORNO TONIGHT Donations for the Senior FOR SPRING TERM ONLV1 class MSU awed by losses At Last A Great Porno Movie gift will be accepted. DEADLINE: MAY 9 For Information call 355-7676 1980 "Candy Girl thrives with true-blue erotica and should be Th.umoos.o,. Disappointed head coach eventual tournament it get away. It was hard on seen of all costs A super hot flick chock full of sugar OR 355-3498 Gloria Becksford could not champion Western Illinois everyone to lose that way." and spice and torrid sex " FULL PAYMENT MUST believe the bad fortune University, 2-0. before fac¬ Larry Wichmon ACCOMPANY RESERVATION Following the loss to — AL GOLDSTEIN'S MAG. dealt her softball squad ing No. 1 seed Indiana Indiana the Spartans were last weekend. University later that day. sent into the losers bracket • of exuberant & ! Her dreams of a berth in In that game the Spar¬ against Ball State Univer¬ the national championships tans went into the seventh sity, who dealt the MSU were laid to rest and final CASH FOR: Friday as inning with a 4-0 team the final blow with a the Spartans' 1980 season advantage, but were un¬ 5-0 shutout. came to an abrupt end in able to stave off a five-run the Midwest "I really thought we Association rally by the Hoosiers. for Intercollegiate Athlet ics for Women double-elim¬ "Nobody could really shook (the loss to Indiana) off when we went against YOUR DONATION believe we lost," said head Ball State," Becksford said, ination regional tourna¬ coach Gloria Becksford. "but we made a couple of ment. "We had it won going into errors and got behind early Worldwide demand for plasma isn't being met. That's the last inning, Winner of the regional but we let and that was it." . why your donation is so important. We will pay 8°" for competition automatically your first donation and 10"" for your second donation the advances with a to the nationals possible at-large STARLTTE^ us ;; WEST 01 waverlv ■ same calendar week. In addition, if you meet the physical berth for the runnerup. requirements you'll be given a free lab test and physical The Spartans won their examination worth 60"". opener Thursday against Showplace: 7:30, 9:00, «§irl RHA '24-Hour Progrom Line* SHowtimes: 106B Wells 10:30 WHAT IS PLASMA? It i>« lie 355-0313 I liquid portion of the blood composed of <>(>% 7-9% proteins and water antibodies and tlic PRESENTS rentainder is minerals X electros les WHAT IS PLASMA USED FDR? Plasma is frozen, and unlike whole blood which is viable for only 21 days it can be used when needed. Source plasma (human) the technical name for plasma, is fractionated and is used in the production and manu¬ facture of life saving drugs and medicine. Some medica¬ tion produced are used for treatment of shock due to burns, treatment of hemophilia, rabies, mumps, tetanus injections and more. /f/f/VG 77//.S II) I (Hi I t"ull()\l S | l li;i{ (, YOI li 1ST l)(>\ ITl(>\ SCARFACE starring \>1I UI( \\ I»I AS>1\ >I \V\«pIAII \ Paul Muni, George Raft, Boris Karloff 2JI27 I (.rood Hivcr Next the . — to Iliis-Slop llisi Tues. Wilson 7:00 & 9:00 In - Wed Duiii - 7 pm I'Yi Sot R mil - pm. The Stote News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, May 13, 1980 9 Classified Advertising 1 [Z+\ Q ~|fill 1 Automotive Employment |fjTI [ Employment |fii~| 1 Apartments~ | Apartments ~~| |^p] | Apartments pp] Information PHONE 355-8255 347 Student Services VALIANT 1974, four door, DENTAL HYGIENIST po¬ SECRETARY 20-25 hours RN's-GN's-SNT's 2 TO 3 Bedrooms across Bldg. automatic transmission, 6 sition open part-time. East 2 BEDROOM OKEMOS. ANDREA HILLS sharp 1 per week. 60 WPM and from campus. Fall and 154 bath, dishwasher, and 2 bedroom (some cylinder, air, $1300 or best Lansing/Haslett area. 339- excellent LANSING GENERAL Regular Rates offer. 676-2161 evenings. 9656. 20-5-14 (4) Nancy. 339-9500' grammar. HOSPITAL has full and summer leasing. 351-8135 pool, tennis, CATA. $250. furnished), no pets, from or 351-3038. 6/15. 349-6761. $220. Phone 351-6866. 5-5-15 (6) C-3-5-13 (5) OR-21-5-30 14) part-time positions avail¬ 4-5-13 (4) 8-522 (4) COOKS EXPERIENCED •istl I- 3 6 8 1 day - 95' per line 3 days - 85' per line '77 VOLKSWAGON Rab¬ prep and short order; ADVANCED LIFE- able for registered and graduate nurses and stu¬ SUMMER-SHARP one bit- excellent condition, 4 3 80 10.20 19 20 22 40 6 days • 80' per line 394-5858. 8 5-14 (3) summer employment sal¬ ary, lodging. Apply May SAVERS and needed from June 15 to WSI's dent nurse technicians. A 4 day, 10 hour per day CAMPUS VIEW bedroom apartments EVERGREEN APIS. across from MSU. Fur¬ 8 days - 70' per line 15 Placement Bureau, August 17 for summer Girl work week option allow¬ 324 Michigan Ave. nished. $195. 341 Evergreen VW 1969, needs work, Claucherty 6 5.70 15.30 28 80 33 60 Sun & Sand Resort, Scout Camp. Must be 18 ing 3 day week-end is Showing 4-6 pm 8 7-8 pm M- Showing: M-W-F 4-6pm wife threatening divorce, Realty. OR-3-514 (6) 7 6 6$ 17.85 33 60 39 20 South Haven. 2-5-14 (5) or older. Salary + room available on the midnight Manager Apartment 97 Manager Apartment 2G get it out of the yard, and board. For further Call 351-3038 or 351 9538 Coll 351 2426 351-8135 shift. We offer: Primary & SUMMER SUBLEASE. 2 or $200. 676-2161 evenings. MARKETING STUDENT FAIL 8 SUMMER LEASING FALL 8 SUMMER LEASING Master information and applica¬ Team nursing, complete bedroom, 2 bathroom, air- Charge & Visa Welcome E-5-5-15 (41 Field Representative for tion contact Fair Winds orientation program, con¬ conditioning. Two min¬ Lansing-East Lansing Girl Scout Council. 202 E. Special Rates V.W. RABBIT Deluxe- Full time or part- Blvd. tinuing education support 1 BEDROOM, $135/ utes from Student Ser¬ 2 BEDROOM, unfur¬ area. Drive, Flint, Ml system, excellent wage month + 1/2 utilities. By vices. Rent negotiable. nished, for summer, air, 345 Ads-3 lines-*4.00-5 days. 80 per line over 1977, fuel injection, air, time. Flexible hours. Po- 48503. 313-238-4633 and benefit package. For Call 351-9303. 5-5-16 (5) pool, close to campus, call stereo, automatic, good Sparrow. 663-7111. 3 lines. No adjustment in rate when cancel¬ cock Advertising Division. between 8:30a.m. and more information contact 337-1592. 20-5-30 (4) 8-5-13 (3) led. Price of item(s) for sole must be stated mileage. $4500. 373-7617 625-7693. 8-5-22 (6) 5:00p.m. Z-5-5-15 (131 Karen S. Ridenour, LAN¬ for Jean 7:30-4:00 p.m. SUMMER SUBLET, 2 in ad. Maximum sale price of *200. Private SING GENERAL HOSPI bedroom furnished. Close SUBLEASE TWO bed¬ 8-5-21 (5) NATIONAL COUNCIL ENERGETIC, LOVING party ads only. Alcoholism, Michigan Di¬ on woman wanted to care for TAL, 2800 Devonshire, Lansing, Ml 48909. Phone UNIVERSITY VILLA to campus. 5-5-514 (3) 332-8775. room, June 15 through October 1, with optional Peanuts Personal ads 3 lines - *2.25 - per in¬ vision is seeking volun¬ 2 pre-schoolers, keep 377 8335. EOE. 635 Abbott sertion. 75' per line over 3 lines, (pre-pay- | Motorcycles |[ teers. For more informa¬ house, weekdays. Car X-21-5-30 (22) Showing 3-7pm M-F SUMMER SUBLET - 3 extension of lease. Kings Point East. 332-1976. tion call 487-6350. needed, non-smoker, Monager Apartment 93\1 ment) . bedroom, 114 bath air, 8-514 (5) HONDA 450 1974. Good B-1-5-13 (5) references. 646 8544 McDonalds restau¬ Coll 337 2653 or 351-8135 Rummage/Garage Sole ads 4 lines - *2.50. pool, luxurious. 882-0938. condition. 372-1603. 8-520 (6) rants of East Lansing FALL AND SUMMER LEASING 6-5-15 (3) I-96 & Cedar Street. New¬ 63' per line over 4 lines-per insertion. 8-5-15 (3) BABYSITTER FOR one are now taking applica¬ er, large 1 & 2 bedrooms. 'Round Town ads 4 lines-*2.50-per insertion. toddler. Prefer someone ALL STUDENT ADS tions for all shifts. Apply Carpet, air, heat, appli¬ HONDA 350, 1972. Good in Child Care Field. Own Must be prepaid in LOOKING FOR fall hous¬ 10 63 per line over 4 lines. now person Monday ances. minutes to condition. Just tuned transportation, flexible Through the end of the through Friday 8:00-10:00 ing? Call Mid-Michigan. Lost 8 Found ads/Transportation ads 3 lines $400. 641-4519 evenings. mornings. 351-2385. Term. S-16-5-30 (4) a.m. or 2:00-4:00 p.m. They have over 400 pro¬ AMERICANA campus, see to ciate, 393-1746. 5514 (6) appre¬ *1,50-per insertion. 50' per line over 3 lira- 3-5-13 (4) 8-5-14 (5) perties to choose from, 332-5322 5516 (8) and 1128 Victor Street S/F Popcorn (Sorority-Fraternity) 50' per line. APPOINTMENT SET-UP they specialize in the FEMALE NEEDED - Lux¬ WAITRESS-MAY FAIR MSU area. Call today and NURSE AIDES- Full and BAR-Full or part time, work. Variable part-time if they EDEN ROC ury apartment. Summer Deadlines 1 Auto Service 11 / | hours. Phone sales exper¬ part time openings at see have what 332-8488 term. Own room. Rent apply in person, 1 block skilled you're looking for. 337- Want Ads-2 ience required. Mr. nursing facility. 252 River Street negotiable. 332-1228. p.m.-l class day before public¬ east of Marsh, Lake Lans¬ Good working conditions 8023. C-21-5-30 (8) ation. Mikelonis, 339-9500. 5515J4) MASON BODY SHOP, ing Road. X8-5-13 (4) and Cancellation Change-I p.m.-I closs day be¬ 812 E. Kalamazoo since 0^55-13^(7) excellent benefits. SUMMER SUBLET, lux¬ A FEW SUMMER SUBLET- 4- Nursing scholarship _ _ YMCA NEED daycamp pro¬ fore publication. 1940. Auto painting-colli¬ CLERK WANTED- Adult ury, female, own room. OPENINGS man apartment. Close to gram offered. Experience $110 882-1592 after 5. sion service. American, counselors male/female Bookstore. VELVET FIN¬ campus. Pool. Rent nego¬ Classified Display deadline-3 p.m.-2 class preferred. If none our next Foreign cars. 485-0256. for July and August. 40 GERS, 527 E. Michigan, training class starts May Z-3-5-15 (3) FOR SUMMER tiable. 332-0511. 5513 (4) days before publication. C-21-5-30 (51 hours/week weekends 489-2278. C-21-5-30 (4) 19. Call Mrs. Thompson at Once od is ordered it cannot be cancelled off. 489-6501. 8-5-14 16) LARGE 2 bedroom air or 332-5061 or apply in per¬ BRAKES PARTS includ¬ ESCORTS WANTED- $6/ conditioned, heat and changed until after 1st insertion. RN-MIGRANT clinic coor¬ son. Provincial House, pool facilities MAGIC JOHNSON'S old There is o *1.00 ing pads, shoes, and hy¬ hour, no experience nec- Whitehills. E.O.E. included, ingham. Rent negotiable, charge for 1 ad change plus draulic parts for your for¬ dinator. Lansing area. Full cessary, we will train. 6-516 (15) dishwasher, very clean, apartment- Available 332-8179. 5513 (3) 50' per additional change for maximum time summer. Call 627- 489-2278. Apply in person $325/month. 655-2959. immediately, 2 bedroom, eign car, in stock, at of 3 changes. 4065 after 1 p.m. 2-5-14 (6) close to campus, very Get in the classified habit, reasonable prices. at VELVET FINGERS 527 MAN OVER 21 needed for CHEQUERED FLAG FOR¬ 10-5-13 (5) reasonable rent. 337-2438. You'll be glad you did. The State News will only be responsible for E. Michigan. C-21-5-30 (5) part time work in party EIGN CAR PARTS, 2605 NEED WOMAN, non- 55-13 (5) the 1st days incorrect insertion. store, nights and week¬ Adjust¬ E. Kalamazoo Street. One SUMMER JOBS. Avail¬ smoker, for fall to share 2 claims PART TIME lay-out per¬ ends, apply in person ment must be made within 10 days mile west of campus. able now, full and part- son and general print between 9a.m.-4p.m. person apartment. Close TREEHOUSE NORTH- CAPITOL VILLA of expiration date. time positions open. Good to own room. Preferably 485-5055. C-21-5-30 (8) weekdays at 1920 N. campus. 353-4295. a 332 5330 pay. Call now, 394-3450. shop helper. $3.75 per Z-3-5-15 (4) female grad. Summer Bills are due 7 days from ad expiration date. Larch, Lansing. 166.4 E.Grand River hour. Experience in layout with fall option. 332-0470. MUFFLER MAN EMPLOYMENT If not paid by due date a *1.00 late and keylining is essential. 10-5-14 (7) Now Mufflers, shocks, coil EXPRESS. 17-5-30 (5) 8-521 (4) Leasing For service charge will b_> due spring 30% discounts to Experience work, in graphic YOUR TIME IS YOUR ALL SUMMER and FALL camera bindery FEMALE NEEDED for 3- students. Lifetime guaran¬ COUNSELORS, MICH- OWN. Sell Avon part- tee. 5103 S. Logan at GAN Boy's Camp. June operations or offset print¬ ing is helpful References time. Earn good money STUDENT Bedroom apartment. $110. 394-6515. 3-5-14(31 TWO FEMALES needed Jolly. 394-5060. 23 to August 16. Areas and set your own hours. Automotive "ll*-*! 1 Automotive- C-15-5-23 (5) open: Judo, gymnastics, required. Apply in person at Unigraphics, 2843 E. Ask about low cost group ADVERTISING WANTED: MATURE fe¬ for summer duplex- fur¬ nished, laundry, $120 archery, arts/crafts, wa¬ Grand River across from insurance coverage. For GOOD USED tires, 13, 14, male to share townhouse each, negotiable, fall op¬ ATTENTION WE buy late terfront and biking. Com¬ Coral Gables. more details call 482-6893 must be prepaid for summer. Close to tion. 332-8248 or 353- MG MIDGET '78. 4,700 15 inch. Snow tires too! petitive salaries. Write:- C-7-5-19 (14) C-21-5-30 (7) 9119. 8-5-21 (6) model mestic imported and do¬ compact cars. miles, like new, $4700 Mounted free. Used FLYING EAGLE, 1401 N. now through MSU. Own room, pool, plus. Days, call Ruth at negotiable. 485-5286. wheel and hub caps. PEN- Fairview, Lansing, Mich. Contact Bill RN-LPN's, immediate the end of 353-6391, evenings, 393- ONE FEMALE roommate WILLIAMS VW, Burcham, 484- 6-5-20 (3) NELL SALES, 1825 Michi¬ 48912. Give background/ part-time openings as I Fur tart Htl 7162. 55-16 (7) — own room, bus route, 1341. C-21-5-30 (5) MONZA 1976.4 cylinder 5 gan, Lansing, Michigan experience. XZ-8-5-14 (9) charge nurse at skilled the term. next to Frandor, $130 plus 48912. 482-5818. nursing facility. Excellent FALL HOUSING- DON'T utilities. 485-2583. speed. 25 mpg. Radials, C-21-5-30 (6) ALL STUDENT ADS GET CAUGHT IN THE Thanks. FEMALE SUBLEASE to AMC GREMLIN X 1974- $2100. Must sell. 627- Must be prepaid now working conditions, share large 1 bedroom 3-5-14 (5) JUNK competitive wages. Call COLD! GREAT LAKES good condition, air, 7963. 8-5-13 (4) CARS wanted. Through the end of the apartment with balcony. Also selling used parts. Ms. Gresco at 332 5061 or 394 2680. C-21-5-30 (4) SUMMER SUBLET 4- 1 BEDROOM close to 60,000 miles, 355-9448. Term. 16-5-30 (4) - $127.50/month + 54 elec¬ 8-5-14 (3) MUSTANG II Ghia 1975 Phone 321-3651. apply in person Provincial man. Across from tric. 731 Burcham. 351- campus. 3 month and 12 House, Whitehills. NICE PLACES to call Holmes. Negotiable. 351- month leases. 332-5299. automatic, air, excellent C-21-5-30 (3) MANAGER POSITIONS 9123. X-3-513 (6) ALL STUDENT ADS condition, AM-FM. Pow¬ 6-5-16 (10) home-, Now, summer and 2203. 8-5-15 (3) 5-5-16 (4) National company has fall. 332-3700. Must be prepaid now er. Michelins. $2500 or SUMMER SUBLET- 1-2 openings for 5 key people, through the end of the best offer. 351-2602. I Employment |f|H 5 figure earnings, profes¬ DESIRE TO exchange Z-10-5-14 (3) males wanted to share 3 BEDROOM furnished Term. 16-5-30 (4) CAMARO '71, silver, air, S-5-5-14 (5) NOVA 1975 automatic 6 PART-TIME and summer sional training, opportun¬ ity to meet new people room and board for re¬ sponsible part-time | Apartments WOMEN AND MEN GET A 4-man in able. Call 351-5289. River Apartments. Ren negoti¬ Glen deluxe apartment pool. Close to campus. Excellent view. with $420/ employment with Michi¬ and grow. Opportunity housekeeper-child care - nice, reliable, $700/best. cylinder. Great shape. responsibility, flexible ar¬ GOLDEN SUNTAN X-8-5-15 (5) month. 332-2675. $1700. 485-8299. gan's largest, multi-manu¬ meeting Thursday night, 332-5515. 6-5-15 (3) facturer distributor. Auto¬ rangements. Prestigious EAST LANSING- A few 1 5-5-16(5) CHEVETTE 1979-4 door, 4 8-5-15_<3) NOVA 1973 automatic mobile required. 339-9500. C-21-5-30 (5) May 15. 1980, at Harley Hotel, 7 pm, ask for Mr. Bain R.V.P., Am-Pro Mar¬ East Lansing area. tact Mr. Carruthers, days Con¬ bedroom apartments available from $225. Heat a Stasia/?, (WE RE IN THE PK River's & Water's NEEDED 1 Roommate: speed, AM/FM, cloth 371 2500. Evenings, 351- included. Pool, laundry Sublease 2 bedroom, fur¬ seats, rear defog. 627- V-8, 350, 42,000 original keting. 4-5-15 (13) 5646. 2-5-13 (9) facilities Er easy access to E BLDG. 301 mac LANS - JUST PAST Edge Apartments nished. Summer term: 9591. 8-5-22 (3) miles. Very good condi¬ 351-8839. Z-5-5-16 (3) MEDICAL TECHNOLO¬ 1-69. North Point Apart¬ PRINIT—IN—A MINIT) tion. $1095. Call 393-9459 summer only GIST - ASCP or eligible. GM, CHRYSLER & FORD ments, 1250 Haslett Rd., $18 CALL 351-1805 ON THE RIVER CHEVY IMPALA 1972. after 5. 8-5-14 (6) SUMMER Acute care teaching hos¬ are experiencing layoffs. Apartment 7, 332-6354. AIR CONDITIONED SUBLET-Fe- Reliable transportation. OR 21-5-30 (8) male $73, 2 bedroom, 1971 OLDS 2 door cutlass Domino's Pizza (300 units pital has part-time open¬ We offer students full- From $70 per man $250. 694-5330 after 6p.m. SUMMER SUBLET 2 bed¬ nationwide) needs fast ings on mid-night. Excel¬ time summer work. Those pool. Fall Option. 351- 8-5-20 (41 hardtop. Excellent condi¬ room, 2 bath, pool, 3 miles 4-man apts. 2344. Z-5-5-16 (3) food managers to be lent wages. For more selected will earn an aver SUMMER tion. 337-7731. SUBLET, fall to MSU 394-4464. 2 and 3 man trained for positions as information age of $997/month. Must option-1 room, furnished, CORVETTE - 1976. Red, 8-5-22 (4) please con¬ 8-5-15 (31 apts. available be able to relocate. For EFFICIENCY SUBLET-For store managers. You can tact Department of Hu¬ own bath, air, dishwasher, automatic, all power, ex¬ 261 River St summer across from cam¬ OMEGA '79 Hatchnack. earn up to $250 per week man Resources, Lansing interview appointment pool, sauna. $152.50/ cellent condition. 27,000 SUMMER/FALL across while in training. Our ex¬ General call 485-7322 (no phone month. Call 882-8332. (next to Cedar Village) pus. Call 337-8104. miles. $7500. 332-3951. V6, radio 9,600 miles, Hospital, 2880 MSU quiet, no smoke. 3-5-14 (3) pansion offers exciting interviews). 2-5-13 (10) 8-5-14 (6) 8-5-22 (4) undercoated. $4550. 646- Devonshire, Lansing, Ml $115/electric. 351-9213. 332-4432 6563. 8 5-20 (3) opportunities for you to 48909. 337-8334. E.O.E. Z-4-5-16 (3) join at the fastest growing FEMALE NEEDED 9-80 to CUSTOM CRUISER '79. X-8-5-19 (131 SUBLET SUMMER, 2 June. $116/month. Walk AM/FM stereo, roof rack. plymouth-sapporo pizza company in the SUMMER SUBLET, fur¬ bedroom, 2 bath, pool, to MSU. Gail 351-4976. (Etopcfungfjam 3 seat. 350 engine. 627- 1978. Clean, 28,000 miles, world. Your salary as a Tell more of your neigh¬ nished 1 bedroom. Very sauna, good deal, 394- 8-5-21 (3) 9591. 8-5-22 (3) 8 track and 4 speaker beginning manager is bors what you have for close to campus, rent 6785. 7-5-16 <31 stereo. $4,700 or best $12,500/year plus 25% sale!. Use classified ads. negotiable, 353-8075. profit of the unit. Super¬ SUMMER SUBLET: One DATSUN B210 1977 AM- offer. 482-7556. 8-5-19 (5) 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED LUXURY APTS. Z-3-5-15 (4) SUMMER SUBLET 1-3 bedroom furnished lux¬ FM stereo cassette. Regu¬ visory and franchising op¬ T V. PRODUCER for the females, Pool. Rent nego¬ ury. Call after 5pm, 351 - RABBIT 76. 2-door auto¬ portunities available after •privote balconies 'di»h wosher. disposal SUMMER lar gas. 27mpg. Great Okemos Public School SUBLET - tiable. 337-2593. 8-5-16 (3) 4513. Z-5-5-16 (3) matic. 58,000 miles. New 12 months. Successful condition. 337-1171. District. To write and •swimming pool 'shag carpeting Fall option. Female need¬ brakes. AM-FM. Rust- store management. Send •central air 'heat included ed: Own room, sunny 8-5-13 (4) produce educational T.V. proofed. $2650. 339-9579. resume to Dave Fluke, 628 1972 Dodge Challenger. 5-5J6 (51 Ranker Rd. Lansing Ml 48917. EOE. M-F. programs. Must have a good background in T.V. *2 Blocks from campus on busline balcony spacious. 351- 2628 8-5-22 <41 LIVE A LITTLE! Good Transportation. TRIUMPH SPITFIRE equipment. Minimum of * Ask about 4-5-16 (29) 20 hours per week. Avail¬ our special 12 month rotes $300. 371-5023. 5-5-16 (31 1966 Excellent running condition. Needs some able immediately. Appli¬ FIREBIRD-1974, stereo exterior work. Good col¬ SECRETARY,' MATURE cations may be picked up Now leasing for Summer CEDAR VIEW lectors item. $950. 394- and stable person for at the Board of Education 1390 E Grand River cassette, new exhaust, small firm. Typing 65, excellent, $1900. 351-2174 6425. 5-5-15 (6) shorthand 90, and ability office, 4406 Okemos Rd., Okemos, Ml. North CALL 351-7166 RIVERSIDE after 5 p.m. 8-5-21 (4) Located at TRIUMPH STAG conver to handle general office 349-9440. 6-5-14 (13) Hagadorn just south of Service Road 1310 E.Grand River tible with roll bar, stick duties unsupervised. Ap¬ FORD GRANADA 1977 4 door, 4 on floor over¬ - shift, both tops and all the extras. $7,200 or make ply in person, 3308 S. Cedar Street, Suite 11. NORWOOD GIMPUSHLL 1330 E. Grand River drive, 46,000 miles. $2795. 349-0652. 8-5-19 (4) offer. 349-0213. 8-5-14 (5) 8-5-15 (8) CEDAR A few openings For Fall ...ai the pool This Summer! FORD VAN 1977 Chateau package, 6 cylinder, 3- Burcham Woods APARTMENTS GREENS Now Leasing For SUMMER (SPECIAL SUMMER RATES) speed, excellent 33,000 miles, condition, HURRY just a left for FALL few Hurry, just a few • ONE BEDROOM FURNISHED APARTMENTS now taking summer applications ENiOT ...and enjoy our location $4,500. 332-2783. left for fall. 55-15 (5) • AIR CONDITIONING Free Bus Service OUR NEW this Fall Now taking appli¬ Now taking • SWIMM'NG POOI Free Bus Service SWIMMING •shag carpeting •air conditioning 75 FORD WINDOW Van. cations for Summer summer applic¬ • PRIVAIL BALCONIES POOL •privote balconies •luxury furnishings Air conditioning, captain's ations. • WITHIN WALKING •SwioniisE Pool •swimming pool •dishwashers 5 blocks to campus DISTANCE TO CAMPUS •on bus line •special 12 month chairs, dual gas tanks. • conditioning • Residents rc 349-3530 air can now enjoy Excellent mechanical and • large 2 bedroom • omple parking •Dishwashers body. $2,500. 372-4115. • furnished NOW LEASING FOR 731 8-5-19 (61 • bus service • furnished •Central Air will be opening this SUMMER & FALL •4 person units Free Roommote Service spring for your pleasure MARABELLE FOR sale 1130 Beech St. Free Roommate Service 4-speed, Datsun 1200. 745 BURCHAM Rental Office: Call 332-0052 351-8631 1973. Engine perfect. for information call: Located 1390 E. Grand River $1100. 374-6201, mes¬ Ncttn Brody |i*st off APARTMENTS 351-3118 9:30-4:30pm between lpm-Apm 3515647 sage. 8-5-20 (4) Grand Rivor, Okomc 731 Buichjin Drive 351 7212 10 The State News, East Lansing, Michigan Apartments jf^] | Apartments ][^j j Houses ~| [W\ I Rooms |[>1 1 for Sale \\<$\ 1 Recreation \\m\ 1 Wanted HflP It's What's EAST LANSING available now quiet luxury one FEMALE NEEDED Summer sublet, 4-man, 2 BEDROOM duplex. Ap pliances, available now. ROOM AVAILABLE no smokers, no cars. $23 now, ATTENTION! TION! DICKER Et DEAL ATTEN¬ BLUEGRASS SION SERVICE EXTEN¬ plays MOVING TO San Francis¬ co need help driving a Happening bedroom at Woodside air, furnished, balcony, 1 $440 4 utilities. 372-2213. week 508 Grove, 332 Second hand Store is weddings, parties, 655- U-Haul truck. Will pay Manor security building, block to campus, negoti¬ 10-5-14 (3) 1763. 4-5-16 (4) overstocked in top quality 1366 or 353-9695. motel and gas. Leaving Announcements for It's dishwasher, laundry able. Call Sue, 337 2489 pre-owned stereo equip¬ C-21-5-30 (3) May 19. Call Steve 372 What's Happening must be Walking distance to MSU HOUSE FOR rent 1 year ment. The best prices in 7740. 8-5-14 (5) received in the State News evenings, X-8-5-19 (6) ROOMS AVAILABLE sin¬ 910 Abbott, 337-0910, lease, 4 bedroom. Garage, gles and doubles $62.50- town! Must see to appre¬ office, 343 Student Services 489-2415. 15-5-30 (8) SUMMER SUBLET- male. Own room, modern, 1 furnished. $360'month. 372-4866. After 5:00p.m. 90.00 month no utilities. ciate. We also have 35 | Rummage Sale ||^| PERSON WITH literary Bldg., by noon at least two days before publication. No One block to campus, mm cameras. Sporting experience to assist in SUMMER SUBLET 4 air, $150 or best offer. 11-5-23 (5) HBO, washer, parking tap goods: 10-speed bikes, writing a biography. 355 announcements wil! be ac¬ BOOKS!! NEW, used, all bedroom, luxury town- Treehouse West. 337- system. 351-9286 assorted camping equip¬ 8098. 5-5-13 (4) cepted by phone. 1257. 5-5-15 (5) CLEAN ATTRACTIVE kinds, at low prices. Bene¬ house, pool, own room, Z-5-5-19 (6) ment, guns, and fishing fits the Gypsy Scholar, $85/month. 5 minutes to house 4 bedrooms, 3 equipment. Furniture for PSYCHOLOGY GRAD U.S.A's only Grad Lit. Christian Science Organi¬ MSU Need 2 females. 2 BEDROOM 1 block from baths, near campus. 332- AVAILABLE JUNE 8 Student seeks full time every room. And a large Crit. Journal. May 14-16, zation meets from 6:30 to 393-8013. S-5-5-15 (5) MSU - $250/month 8288 evenings and week¬ Female, $75/month. Pets selection of gold and dia¬ Second Floor, Morrill Hall. job, now till the end of 7:30 tonight, third floor. Un¬ Summer. Karen or Sue. ends. 3-5-13 (4) allowed. 371-4182. mond rings. 5-5-16 (6) term. Any work Mike 9 ion. Open to the public. SUMMER SUBLET. 1-2 337-2236. 8-5 19 (3) Z-8-5-22 (3) a.m.-12 noon. 355-7990. females. Great apartment. 539 PARKLANE. 602 WE BUY-SELL-TRADE 2-5-14 (4) MSU Aikido Club meets at 2 FEMALES For summer, Close to campus. 337 Evergreen. Visit between ROOMMATE NEEDED, 2406. 5 5-15 14) large 2 bedroom $75/ 6 and 9p.m. only. fall lease option, 112 S. DICKER AND DEAL I Service ~| f^1 7:30 p.m. Tuesday and Thurs¬ day, Judo Room, IM Sports- month includes utilities. 5-5-15 (31 Howard, 371-4671 Second Hand Store. 1701 West. Open to the public. 351-4151. 5-5-13 (3) GUITAR REPAIRS. 4-5-16 (3) S. Cedar Lansing. 487 Prompt guaranteed ser¬ MSU Railroad Club meets HASLEH ARMS 3 FEMALES to share large 5 bedroom house for ROOM FOR female. $105/ 3886. C-15-5-30 (29) vice. Free estimates and at 7 tonight, Mural Room, 135 Collingwood !"■» lf?l summer, own room, month. 534 Albert P 5. STEREO-8-Track & reasonable rates. Member American Guild of Luth- Union. Open to the public. Showing- 2-6pm M-F campus close, price nego¬ 332-5988 or 337 1562. phone, all BSR, $125. Coll 351 1957 or 351 8135 iers. MARSHALL MUSIC MSU Jugglers meet at 6 SUMMER SUBLET 1 tiable. 351 3586. 8-5-14 (4) Epiphone guitar, like new, Co. 337-9700. tonight, Tower Room, Union. Summer Leasing Only block from campus, fur¬ S-5-5-15 (5) $140. Schwinn men's SUMMER TERM- Rooms, C-21-5-30 (6) Open to the public. »190-'200 MONTH nished, rent, on MAC Ne continental, $90 or best gotiable, evenings. 351 - NEAR CAMPUS, 5 bed¬ 1 block from MSU. $55- offer. Call 332-2517. Baptist Student Union 80. month. 332-6468 11-7 MOWING Er YARD main¬ 6308 or 332-0379 rooms. $90/month. E-5-5-15 (7) meets for Bible study at 6:30 SUMMER SUBLET 2 tenance. Must have own 4-5-15 (5) Summer only. 337-1898. p.m. X-8-5-16 (3) tonight, 336 Union. Open to rooms, near campus, rent tools. Works to satisfy. 4-5-14 (3) FOR SALE. Sanyo the public. negotiable, 332-8112. Call Bill, 332-4122. SHARE HOUSE with non- BIG ROOM in house near DCX2500K AM FM stereo 4-5-13 (3) 5-5-19 (4) Phi Gamma Nu meets at 7 Smoking females, 1 Block 2 FEMALES Needed for campus June-September. receiver. 50 watts/chan¬ off campus, own Room, summer sublease. Own Rent negotiable. No de¬ nel. $100 or best offer. ATTENTION Owners of tonight, Patriarch Room, FEMALE, START June, $115/month plus 1/5 Utili¬ posit or utilities. Laundry, Call 355-5867 p.m. MSU Library. Members only. room in duplex. 3 blocks broken stereos, we pro¬ Quiet, non-smoking, own ties. 353-1072 or 371 5489 from campus. 355-8944. parking, own entrance. S-5-5-19 (5) vide quick professional Southern Africa Liberation room. $135. 393-0664. after 5 p.m. 10-5-23 (7) 3-5-13 (4) 332-7124. S-5-5-15 (6) service on most major 6-5-16 (3) Committee meets at 11 p.m. PANASONIC SPEAKERS brands of component Tuesday, African Studies ROOMMATE NEEDED TWO BEDROOM ALL STUDENT ADS and 8 track player, $60. SUBLET 1-bedroom house audio equipment. See us Center. Topic: freedom of own bedroom in 5 woman Must be prepaid now 353-6893. E-5-5-19 (3) Call 337- STEREO SHOPPE to near campus. at the apartment. Available June South Africa and Namibia. 15. Birchfield apartments house, near Frandor off 1846. 5-5-15 (3) Through the end of the 555 E. Grand River, East New members welcome. Michigan Avenue. $90, Term. S-16-5-30 (4) FUJI-MEN'S bike 21", 12 off Jolly Road. Call 882 Lansing. 5-5-15 (10) 0539 days. 8-5-20 (5) available 351-8530. 5-5-16 (5) immediately. JUNE TO June lease, 3 bedrooms, 3 miles from SUMMER SUBLET Two rooms in house near - speed, with extras, silver, never used, new $300. EXPERT GUITAR repairs. Acoustic to Design '80, the 17th annual student show of weaving and (N campus, bus route, non- Sell for $275. 663-1742 or and electric. SUMMER SUBLET- 1 THREE BEDROOMS, two textile design, is open for smokers, $300/month. campus. $90 plus each. 663 1619 after 3:00 p.m. Most extensive shop in bedroom. 2 miles from Call Star or Ellen at 337- viewing from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. baths, fully carpeted, ten 332-6663 evenings. 3-5-13 (6) the state. ELDERLY IN¬ campus. For June 1. Call minute drive to campus. 2884. S-5-5-14 (5) Monday through Friday, sec¬ after 5:00p.m. 351-4747. 8-5-20 (5) STRUMENTS. 332-4331. ond floor lounge, Eustace $112/person. 394-5682 af¬ LARGEST CASSETTE C-21-5-30 (5) 3-5-13 (5) six. S-5-5-19 (5) ROOM ter FEMALES FOR summer AVAILABLE in STOCK EVER. All cheap. sublet. Furnished duplex. house. 2 blocks from HOUSEKEEPING 1 ALL STUDENT ADS Quality guaranteed. FLAT - Environmental Information Must be prepaid Through the end of the now FEMALE OWN duplex. Close to campus, rent room negotiable. Evenings in Close. 337-0357. 8-5-16(31 LOOKING FOR fall hous¬ campus. Male. month. Call 882-4068. 5-5-13 (4) $90/ BLACK Above Paramount. & CIRCULAR. time or regular basis. Rea¬ sonable rates. Call 485- 6574. 8-5-15 (4) u-5 Service meets at 5:30 tonight, 183 Natural Resources Bldg. 16-5-30 (5) Term. S-16-5-30 (4) SUMMER SUBLET- 2 at 337-0051. Summer only Z-3-5-15 (51 ing? Call Mid-Michigan. They have over 400 pro¬ SUMMER ROOM in RECORDS! THOU¬ LO Open to the public. bedroom, air, furnished. SUMMER SUBLET 5 perties to choose from, and they specialize in the furnished house. $75 less. Debbie 485-0491. or SANDS to choose from, | Instructions 117* \ CO cuss Outing Club meets to dis¬ the caving trip and - 75$ and up, all quality Close to campus. 355- bedroom house on 8-5-16 (3) summer term plans at 7:30 cam¬ MSU area. Call today and guaranteed. WAZOO RE¬ PRIVATE GUITAR 6270 8-5-20 (31 in¬ tonight, 203 IM Sports-West. pus bus route. 332-4592. see if they have what CORDS, 223 Abbott, 337- struction. Rent negotiable. ROOMS ACROSS from Beginners Open to the public. NEEDED - FEMALE - you're looking for. 337- 0947. C-21-5-30 (5) through advanced. Call Z 8-5-22 14) 8023. C-21-5-30 (8) Williams Hall on Michigan summer, own room, fur¬ MARSHALL MUSIC CO. nished. $121/month in¬ cludes utilities. 371-5691. SUMMER ROOM in spa¬ SUMMER HOUSING $15- Ave. 351-3038 or 351- 9538. OR-21-5-30 (3) ONKYOTX 2500, Ohm C2 speakers, JVC JLA40 337-9700. Open week- nights until 9:00 p.m. Sat¬ CJ ment ball Attention University Apart¬ residents: co-rec volley¬ is from 7:30 to 9:30 cious house 2 blocks from 23 per week. Call 332-0834 8-5-15 (4) IF YOU would like a place campus. Fall option Joan 351-1246. 4-5-16 (4) after 6, Rick or Jon. 12-5-23 (3) FEMALE bedroom GRAD, June, 2- townhouse, pa¬ turntable, All components $690. Good shape. Gene¬ sis speakers, Linear Phase urdays 10a.m.-5p.m. C-21-5-30 ^6) C tonight, School. Spartan Sponsor: East Lan¬ sing Community Education. Village to rent, but don't know where to look, call GREAT FOUR BEDROOM home recreation room, large SUMMER SUBLET bedrooms, 2 baths, great 3-5 tio, central air, residential area. Rent 351-3566. S-5-5-17 negotiable II, $250. Must sell. 332- 0079. S-5-5-14 (5) LESSONS IN Guitar, ban¬ jo and more, at the EL¬ © MSU Astronomy Club LAKES today for sure, location, pets, $380, 332- (5^ _ DERLY INSTRUMENT meets at 8:30 tonight, there's hundreds in our yard, patio available sum¬ GIBSON 12 string guitar, SCHOOL. C-21-5-30 (3) Abrams Planetarium. Topic: mer term. June 15-August 8728. 6-5-15 (4) 3 OR 4 Needed to rent book. 394-2680. rooms in house for sum¬ acoustic with case. $350. election of new officers. 30. $450/month plus utili¬ 353 3460. 8-5-19 (3) ENGLISH LANGUAGE C-19-F 30 (7) SUMMER DUPLEX, 3 Rent Members please attend. ties. Deposit $200. Phone mer. negotiable. bedroom, garage, laun¬ Near MSU. 351-5949. tutor. June-August. Ex¬ Open to the public. after 6. 351-5605. Oke- BOOKS! 3 floors of dry, near campus. $300/ 8-5-16 (4) perienced English-E.S.L. MARIGOLD APARTMENTS mos. 4-5-16 19) month. 355-4899. books, magazines and Teacher. $6.00/hour, "Self-Management of In¬ comics. CURIOUS BOOK Linda 1-3 p.m. 339-9961. 8-5-19 (4) SUMMER ROOM in somnia," an MSU Counsel¬ Morigold and Harrison NON-SMOKING house¬ house 2 blocks campus, SHOP, 307 East Grand 5-5-16 (5) (opposita Shaw Lane) mate wanted for duplex ing Center life skills work¬ male, rent negotiable. Call River, East Lansing. 332- FOUR BEDROOM duplex, shop, is from 3 to 5 p.m. Lorge 1 Bedroom near L.C.C. 485-1912. 0112. C-2-15-30 (5) 1 block from 337-0021. 5-5-16(3) today, 207 Student Services Apartment 8-5-22 (3) campus. completely furnished Summer only, furnished. JVC-BIPHONIC portable Typing Service ||^| Only 1 apt. left forfait 2 ROOMS, from Berkey. Rent 1 '/i blocks negoti¬ 332-7096. 8-5-19 (5) i foTSaiT cassette recorder seldom used-like new. $150. Pan¬ TYPING, EXPERIENCED © "Improve Your Academic Performance," a transcen¬ able. 337-7337. SUMMER SUBLET, 3 asonic record changer, fast and reasonable. 371 • P-N dental meditation lecture, is 337-7328 Z-3-5-15 (3) rooms in house, 1 fall MARSHALL MUSIC CO. $25. Call Rich, 5-5740. 4635. C 19-5-30 (3) - at 8:30 tonight, Oak Room, option. Linden St. $87.50/ E-5-5-14 (5) Your headquarters for Union. Sponsor: SIMS. 1-2 BEDROOM - Sum¬ FEMALE TO share house month, furnished, washer. professional PA. gear, ANN BROWN TYPING mer, 1 block from MSU, with 2 others for summer. 337-1820. S-5-5-16 (5) $250 a month/offer. 351 - 0432. 8-5-19 (31 Frandor area. $110/month ROOMMATES WANTED electric keyboards, guitars and amps. Call 337-9700 I Animals IfSl Dissertations-Manuscripts 349-6660. C-21-5-30 (3) Xfl Campus Crusade for Christ meets for leadership training plus expenses. 627-7414. SUMMER SUBLET 1-2 3-5-15 (5) for 3-bedroom house. Vi or stop in. Frandor Mall, 3 blocks from west campus. GERMAN SHORTHAIR- ONLY 60$ a page! 55$ a Xfl at 7 tonight, 100 Bldg. Open to the public. Engineering split on all expenses. 482- Female, AKC, good occupancy: pool, air, fur nished, near campus, NEED 1 FEMALE - Own room, house behind Dool- 1251 before 5 p.m., 371- 7120 after 5 p.m., 372- Free parking. C-21-5-30 (7) hunter. $65 or best offer. Call 321-0381 anytime. page over 50 pages. Ex¬ perienced. 651-6424. OR 1-5-13 (3) cd Lansing Area National Or¬ $195/month. 337-0599. ey's. 9/80. 3-2746/7. 0905. 8-5-21 (5) 5-5-16 (4) ganization for Women meets 6-5-13 (41 SEWING MACHINES - for awards and recognition of Z-3-5-15 (3) THESIS EDITING by de¬ New Singer machines accomplishments at 7 to¬ 3 BEDROOM Duplex, 12 GOLDEN RETRIEVER greed professionals. Free DUPLEX: OWN room from $99.50. Guaranteed night, United Ministries of WOMEN — 2 rooms in 4 month lease starting puppies AKC champion. consultation. 339-8602. need two men $100/ used machines from Higher Education. Open to bedroom house, on MAC. June. No Pets. Claucherty $175,543-1123. 2-5-14 (3) month. Call 489-4549. $39.50. All makes re¬ the public. Start 6/80. 351-6661. Realty. 351-5300. E-5-5-19 (3) 10-5-15 (3) paired. EDWARDS DIS¬ Z-3-5-15 (3) OR-3-5-14 (5) TRIBUTING COMPANY, COPYGnAPH SERVICE Listening Ear Crisis Center FEMALE NEEDED, sub¬ lease, summer, 2 baths, 3 BEDROOM MODERN LARGE 12-bedroom 1115 N. Washington. 6448. C-21-5-30 (8) 489- HORSE BOARDING Oke- mos, indoor arena, box COMPLETED, TATIONS AND RESUME DISSER¬ Xfl needs crisis intervention counselors. To find out about duplex, year lease starts house. Licensed for 12. stalls, $85. 349-2094. pool. $103. 349-6929 SERVICE. Corner MAC the next volunteer June. $435/month. Less than one block from training I No 5-5-14 (3) 5-5-13 (3) LOFT, GOOD condition and Grand River, 8:30 program call 337-1717. pets. 332-0743. the center of downtown a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Fri¬ easy assembly $85. 353- 2-5-14 (4) East Lansing and MSU. REGISTERED AUSTRAL¬ FEMALE ROOMMATE for 2483. E-5-5-15 (3) day, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Satur¬ Newly redecorated. Sum¬ IAN Shepherd Advertising Club meets at summer term. Own room. pups. 313- day. 337-1666. 7 tonight, Gold Room, Union. FEMALE TO share house, mer or fall. 489-2415. NEW AND used 750 9703 after 5:30. Non-smoker. Close to guitars, C-21-5-30 (7) Jamie Barnes will near campus, washer, 8-5-21 (7) Z E-10-5-21 (3) speak. campus. 371-5291. banjos, mandolins, etc. Members only. 8-5-16 (4) dryer, central air, fire¬ Dulcimers and kits. Re¬ EXPERIENCED IBM typ¬ place, garage $150/month MATURE FEMALE-Resi- corders, thousands of ing, dissertations (Pica Block and Bridle Club ONE BEDROOM apart + utilities, 393-0226 B-5-14 (5) dential house, summer, V5 block, $125+. Rich, 332 hard to find albums and I Mobile Homes |[»] Elite). FAYANN 489-0358. meets for officer elections at ments in country setting. books. Discount prices. C-21-5-30 (3) 0131 (after 3 p.m.), 337- 7:30 tonight, 110 Anthony $250/month. All utilities Expert repairs free esti¬ Costly? Not at all! Classi¬ Hall. Open to the MAGNOLIA ST. 3 bed¬ 4702. 5-5-16 (4) public. paid. Half month deposit. mates. ELDERLY IN fieds TYPING IN my priced reason¬ home. £> are rooms. 12 month lease. 339-8686. 10 5-20 (5) STRUMENTS. 541 E. Close to campus. Starts September. SUMMER 1-6 women, ably . . . and they work! Quality Beta Beta Beta (Biological Grand River. 332-4331. work! Cindy 9 a.m.-7 p.m. Garage, own fall option. Society) holds an informa¬ BEST BARGAIN TOWN-! 1 and 2 bedroom IN $380 372 7206. fully carpeted. room, 355-1951, 353-1574. C-21-5-30 (9) Lost & Found 394-4448. C-21-5-30 (3) 4-i tional meeting for undergrad 8-5-19 (3) students interested in mem¬ Mobile homes. $155/month. Vi mile from From C-3-5-13 (5) CLARK ST. 154 miles LARGE 2 bedroom fur¬ 45 PIECE SET-of Shannon stoneware. Never used LOST-VENDING EXPERT TYPING. Disser¬ tations - theses - business cd bership in the society at 7 tonight, 244 Natural Science key campus. 337-1056. OR-2T5-30 (4) from Frandor, 4 bedroom. nished, very nice. $550 $70. Call 337 7499 after 5. E-5-5-14 (4) 2" spring. Lost between on - legal. MSU grad. 337- 4-* Bldg. Requirements: at least available June. 332-3900. 0205. C-21-5-30 (3) sophomore Spacious, luxury features Union and Demonstration standing, 3.0 SUMMER SUBLET 3 $490. 15 month lease OR-21-5-30 (4) Hall. Call Pete 332-0608. GPA. NCS SERIES receiver and UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS rooms available in 5 bed starting June 15. 339- speakers. 33 watts. All for Z-3-5-14 (4) SPACIOUS DUPLEXI COMPLETE RESUME Student Nurses Associa¬ room duplex. $65-$80/ 3407. C-3-5-13 (7) Summer sublet. Near $325. Must sell. 355 2522. SERVICE: tion holds its last meeting of month. Call p.m. 332 0083 Typesetting; 5 5-14 (4! 8 5-19 (4) STODDARD 7 bedroom house reasonable campus. Price negotiable. Need 3 women. 353-6591. j Personal [] | / \ offset printing; and bind¬ ery services. Approved the year at 6:30 tonight, 342 Union. Topic: alcoholism. year PANASONIC TURN¬ 8-5-19 (4) dissertation printing and Open to the public. MALE NEEDED for fall lease, no pets, phone TABLE- Brand new, never close. $117 50/month. evenings weekend. used. $50. 355-1064 after binding specialists. For or WHITEHILLS AREA, 3 ELECTROLYSIS estimate, stop in at 2843 Government aid volunteer Mike L. 355-8252 until 7, 332 5409, 337 7849, 4. ZE-5-5-13 (3) I bedroom, luxury duplex. E. Grand River or phone openings with the state de¬ nites 332-2840 8-5 20 151 $500/month. 351-0319. 332-8414. C-21-5-30 (9) partments of Natural Re¬ S-5-5-14 (41 8-5-16 (3) ROT EL RX303 20 Watt sources, Civil Service, Trans¬ ALL STUDENT ADS Receiver, Phillips turn¬ portation, and Agriculture Must be prepaid now EXPERIENCED IBM typ¬ SUMMER SUBLEASE, 2 FEMALE NEEDED for 3 table and KLH speakers. and State Police are avail¬ Through the end of the ist. Dissertations, and bedroom, next to Lake, bedroom house in Wil Excellent Condition, $320. able. See descriptions in 26 last years rate 339 9063 Term. 16-5-30 (4) 355-9248. Z-8-5-21 (5) term papers. Call 349- liamston. 655-4537. Student Services Bldg. 6692. OR-21-5-30 (3) 15 5 28 (4) 8-5-16 (3) NEED 3 for summer sub¬ Volunteer tutor needed to let. 3 bedroom duplex. 2 SCUBA DIVING watch Thinking of selling your If you're looking FURNISHED STUDIO for work, help high school student with HOUSEMATES NEEDED1 for sale $125. Call 353- home? We'll help you units, $185/month all utili fall option, 882-1380 advertise 1031. E 5-5 16 (3) work your ad for quick your special trigonometry, specifically ties included. Immediate 5 5-15 (4) Full year lease, fall term, skills here. response. Call our Classi¬ polynomales. For informa¬ occupancy. 337 1619 good location, nice place, tion, contact 26 Student Ser¬ SUMMER SUBLET 355 6855 or 332 4122. AIR CONDITIONERS fied department today. OR-21 5 30 (4) TYPING TERM vices Bldg. Duplex across from Ber 8 5 14 14) Good condition. $100 Et papers. key, furnished, call 353 $75. Call 646 0538 Experienced, fast service George Lamming leads LUXURY APARTMENT an IBM Call 351-8923. Summer sublet, close to campus. Must pool, 1067 or X 3-4-13 14! 351-2146. 329 CENTER Street, 2 bedroom 4 student June E 5-5 15 (31 [~ Recreation ||tfl| OR-21-5-30 (3) informal discussion on "Col¬ onials and the Race Problem COMPLETE SET of 15 in Britain" at 8 tonight, 335 see. 351 1553. 6 5-16 (3) HEY STUDENTS! GREAT September 15. Call American Educator en¬ DISC JOCKEY collect evenings 313 437 Cleaning the attaic? Sell Union. Open to the public. LAKES RENTALS is now cyclopedias. $150. 663- #1 SOUND & DIS¬ unwanted items in these Sponsor: Department of Ra¬ TWO WOMEN needed 1317. 8 8 15 (5) 4385 E 5-5-15 (3) in your area offering COUNT RECORDS team columns. cial and Ethnic Studies. own room in duplex for houses and apartments of up to bring you your summer term -Lexington all sizes and prices - ALL STUDENT ADS TWO 3 WAY Ultralinear favorite tunes for your ALL STUDENT ADS MSU Sailing Club meets at near Burcham. Call and fall leases Must be prepaid now speakers. 40 watts, Siuo, Must be prepaid now 6:30 tonight, 208 IM Sports- summer next party. Phone 332- between 6 11p.m. 351 available. Call now. 394 Through the end of the good condition. 353-0330. 2212. Ask for Tom. West. 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