VOLUME 74 NUMBER 83 tate MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY, News EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48824 WEDNESDAY, MAY 14 1980 Tornadoes kill 7 in Kalamazoo KALAMAZOO (UPI) — Deadly tornadoes spawned by caught fire when a gas line ruptured. severe thunderstorms ripped through the city Tuesday, In addition, one man being treated at Bronson Hospital killing at least seven persons and injuring more than 70 suffered a fatal heart attack, hospital officials said. when they smashed through the city and a busy downtown mall. About 70 persons were reported treated for injuries at Bronson and Borgess hospitals, with at least one person Authorities feared other storm victims might be admitted in critical condition. trapped in the rubble of several buildings flattened by the twisters, part of a severe weather system that ripped MOST OF THE INJURIES apparently were caused by southwestern lower Michigan. falling debris and flying glass blown out of downtown Four tornadoes reportedly touched down in Michigan buildings. The winds shattered virtually every window in in the late afternoon, including one west of Kalamazoo, in the Hilton Center, a downtown convention facility. Van Buren County, where police said 14 persons were Authorities said there were several reports of looting injured. in the downtown area shortly after the twisters hit at "We're having a search and rescue attempt," a city about 4:15 p.m. EDT, during rush hour. police spokesperson said. "We're going from building to A tornado also moved through a residential area of building in the downtown area, searching for casualties suburban Kalamazoo Township, demolishing as many as possibly trapped." 75 houses, damaging cars, ripping up trees and downing GOV. WILLIAM G. MILLIKEN declared the power lines, police said. city a disaster area. He mobilized 200 state police troopers to City officials estimated damage in the area would run assist local authorities and placed 200 National Guard in excess of $20 million. members on stand-by alert. One woman riding a city bus when the twister hit said Sheriffs deputies and civil defense officials confirmed passengers ran from the vehicle and tried to seek shelter three tornado touchdowns in Kalamazoo County. in the county courthouse but were not allowed in the building. State emergency services officials said at least seven persons died in the Kalamazoo tornadoes — including a "PEOPLE WERE OUTSIDE pounding and kicking the motorcyclist, a man in a 10-story bank building, four door and they would not let us in," Siobhan Gogarty said. "I had to take my shoes off and run. I jumped the high persons killed when the back wall of a department store (continued on page 10) collapsed, and a man trapped in a laundromat which Carter, Reagan win By W ALTER R. WEARS vote. The other votes were scattered 11 delegates. AP Special Correspondent among minor and dropout candidates. Nine percent were uncommitted, President Carter won Maryland's the rest of the vote was scattered. Democratic presidential primary elec¬ THE DEMOCRATIC DELE On the Republican side there; tion Tuesday night and took a GATES were awarded in proportion • Reagan 17,097 or 76 percent. to the popular vote by congressional • Bush 4,286 or 19 percent. commanding lead over Sen. Edward • Anderson had 5 M. Kennedy in Nebraska. Ronald districts. The Republicans were win¬ percent. Debris litters Burdick Mall in Kalamazoo Tuesday as residents recover from a tornado which killed Reagan won the Republican primaries ner-take-all within each district. Tuesday's contests were install¬ seven people and caused severe property damage. Gov. William G. Milliken has declared the city a in Nebraska and Maryland. Partial returns from 22 percent of ments that could not decisively alter disaster area. In another installment of the long the Nebraska precincts showed these the campaigns and voter turnout was primary parade, the frontrunners results: reported light. In Lincoln, Neb., an were expanding their towering leads • Carter 11,948 or 51 percent. He election official commented: "It looks in nominating votes. led for 13 delegates. |ike there's no interest." • Kennedy 8,330 or 36 percent and icontinued on page 8) Reagan's Nebraska victory over Judge says 4U' can proceed George Bush was in a preferential vote that did not bind delegates. They were elected separately, and Bush in hearing on allies conceded that Reagan delegates would be dominant. E.L. stalls budget econ grievance Challengers Kennedy and Bush had put more campaign emphasis on Maryland than on Nebraska in their By ROLAND WILKERSON state-assessed value of a home is By LOUISE WHALL in 1969." search for upset territory., State News Staff Writer one-half its market value. State News Staff Writer Norman Abeles, chairperson of the University Still grappling with the proposed A University hearing on the economics department's committee handling the procedural issues of the WITH 61 PERCENT of the Mary 1981 East Lansing City budget, city COFFMAN SAID THE millage grievance against the provost can be held without grievance, said today's oral arguments and Thursday's land precincts counted, the primary council members have not yet decided hike is necessary for the city to conflicting with a pending court case, a federal judge said hearing would probably be canceled to allow time to returns read: which of the city manager's options continue providing current services. Monday. choose a new acting FGO. would best deal with inflation. "We have not had an increase in the In other action relating to the grievance, acting Abeles said he will recommend his choice for acting • Carter 123,540 or 49 percent. He Options presented by City Man¬ city's millage rate in four years," Faculty Grievance Official Bruce Miller disqualified FGO from a panel of nominees to the University led for 32 delegates. ager Jerry Coffman include cutting Coffman said. "If the existing services himself from the grievance proceedings Tuesday. His Committee on Faculty Affairs for approval as soon as • Kennedy 90,184 or 36 percent and social services, raising the millage are to be continued, a millage withdrawal came after the economics department possible. Further issues in the grievance proceedings 26 increase is necessary." delegates. rate, or reducing the city's general charged him with a conflict of interest because he is a would be the responsibility of the new acting FGO. Ten percent of the vote was fund balance. Councilmember John Hunault said candidate for the deanship of James Madison College. "UCFA does not want to act on substantive issues," uncommitted, for one delegate. The City Council discussed the she would prefer to cut services Provost Clarence L. Winder has asked for a delay in Abeles said. And on the Republican side: inflation-stricken budget Monday rather than raise the millage. the grievance proceedings because the case of John R., (continued on page 81 • Reagan 49,572 or 50 percent and night, but could not agree on the best Hildebrand vs. MSU is still within the court system. 18 delegates. "Most operations of this size (East plan of action, though the document is MSU legal counsel had advised him not to participate. • Bush 39,311 or 40 percent and 12 scheduled to be approved next Tues¬ Lansing) could afford the kind of cut C. Patric "Lash" Larrowe, MSU faculty grievance we are talking about and still run just delegates. day. official, sent a letter tq U.S. District Judge Wendell A. as good," Hunault said. Miles in April, when the department filed the grievance, to ask whether a University hearing would interfere with Rep. proposes Rep. John B. Anderson, who was on Coffman is recommending the coun¬ the GOP ballot even though he is now cil raise the property tax millage rate running as an independent, was by 1 mill, or $1 per $1,000 of the The cuts in some services and using some of the city fund balance would the court's jurisdiction. drawing 9 percent of the Republican state-assessed value of a home. The (continued on page 8) In response to Larrowe's letter, Charles Sweeris, Miles' law clerk, conferred with Miles who said the tax relief plan hearing would not pose a conflict. Miles' decision was released in a written statement by the economics By MARK FELLOWS department Tuesday. The brief opposed the provost's State News Staff Writer request for a delay. A state representative who is attempting to get his tax Winder refused to comment on the development. relief proposal on the Michigan November ballot "It would be unwise to comment on something I attacked the Tisch plan Monday, charging that it could haven't read," he said. lead to increased local income taxes. The department filed the grievance because Winder Rep. Mark Siljander said the state Legislature could reinstated Hildebrand to an "economics-related" assign¬ circumvent Shiawasee Drain Commissioner Robert ment despite objections from the department. Miles Tisch's proposal to cut property assessments to no more ordered MSU to reinstate Hildebrand in January after an than 25 percent of commercial assessments. 11-year court battle over his dismissal in 1968. Property in Michigan is assessed at one half its Walter Adams, a distinguished professor of economics commercial value. acting as counsel to the economics department, stated in Because the Tisch proposal does not set minimum the brief that Miles' statement confirmed the depart¬ assessment values, the Three Rivers Republican said, ment's argument that the grievance proceeding is an lawmakers could slash assessments to almost nothing. internal University affair, unrelated to the court case. This cut would result in a halt to state matching grants to "It (the court order) did not mandate Hildebrand's localities, Siljander said. assignment to the department of economics," Adams stated. "Most broadly construed, the court order THE RESULT WOULD force local governments to required nothing more than the restoration of the status either cut services or increase income taxes at an quo preceding professor Hildebrand's non-reappointment (continued on page 8) Court overturns president's plan to impose 10-cent-a-gallon gas tax WASHINGTON (AP) - A federal judge on Tuesday it was refined from domestic or imported oil. But, said overturned President Carter's 10-cent-a-gallon gasoline Robinson's 12-page opinion, the law only gives the fee that was to have shown up at gasoline pumps president the power to regulate imported gasoline and crude oil. Thursday. White House press secretary Jody Powell announced Carter's plan was challenged b\ a coalition of consumer the government will immediately appeal the ruling and groups, petroleum marketers, an oil company and seek an expedited hearing before the federal circuit court congress members. The plan calls for oil importers to pay of appeals. the fee initially, with gasoline refiners then reimbursing Slot© News Deborah J. Bori Powell also said the government will ask for a stay of the importers. After being cooped up all winter. Dave VanGilder of Lansing The refiners, who use both domestic and foreign oil, takes the opportunity to enjoy lunch outdoors on downtowi at least part of the ruling by U.S. District Judge Aubrey would then be permitted by the government to pass the E. Robinson Jr. Lansing's River walk near Michigan Avenue- Carter's fee would be imposed on all gasoline, whether charge down the retail chain to consumers. 2 The State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 14, 1980 OF,OCUS NATION/WORLD WEATHER Today it will be partly sunny with a high around 60. Whew! Iranian! an lit l .S. copter- figured something might be wrong," Capt. H.C. Liu told a Doctors: marine board of inquiry investigating the tragedy. Many Cubans ill The board said airlines could file for the immediately, which means that some new rates could be in effect as (API — Several American helicopters flew over Eight vehicles, including a bus with 23 persons aboard, KEY WEST, Fla. (AP) — Navy doctors treating Cuban early as Thursday. Iranian ships working in Persian Gulf oil fields but plummeted into Tampa Bay when 1,400 feet of bridge refugees charged Tuesday that Fidel Castro is shipping The action had two major purposes: to give the CAB a switched course after Iran's armed forces were alerted. collapsed after the Friday morning collision. mental patients and the dying among thousands seeking chance to monitor what happens in a flexible fare market Tehran radio reported Tuesday. The Pentagon denied As the board opened its hearings Tuesday, the bodies asylum in the United States — people suffering from before the board is required by law to remove all fare the report. of a man and a woman were found in the bay, raising the cancer, tuberculosis and even leprosy. regulations at the end of 1982, and to provide relief to an But Iranian Oil Minister Ali Akbar Moinfar was quoted toll of known dead to 33. Authorities said more victims But the doctors said there is evidence that the no airline industry hard hit this year by soaring fuel costs as saying security at Iran's oil fields would be stepped up could be hidden in the sunken wreckage. Cuban president is deporting carriers of highly and other expenses. following the reported incident Monday night, and the contagious diseases. official Soviet news agency Tass denounced the "new The number of arrivials from Cuba on the "Freedom provocation by the American military." as "fresh proof of S. Korean students protest Flotilla" has slowed considerably. By mid-day Tuesday, Court the fact that Washington continues to make plans for SEOL1L, South Korea (API only one refugee boat had arrived in 24 hours. A total of upholds right to die new military ventures against Iran." — An estimated 1,500 37,000 Cubans have made the crossing since the boatlift BOSTON (AP) — Earle Spring, focus of a bitter Tass quoted the Tehran newspaper. Bamdad. as saying slogan-chanting students demanding an end to martial began April 21. five U.S. Naval helicopters dropped a foamy chemical law battled riot police late into the night here Tuesday. right-to-die controversy, should have been allowed to die substance over the Persian Gulf, causing a large fire on Meanwhile. South Korean officials studied intelligence peacefully instead of being kept on life-support systems reports of unusual North Korean military actions above for nearly a year against his family's wishes, the the water near Iran's coast. the truce zone only 25 miles to the north of the capital Air fare deregulation closer Massachusetts Supreme Court ruled Tuesday. The United States has about two dozen ships off Iran, including aircraft carriers from which helicopters can fly. city. Spring, a 78-year-old retired chemist from Montague, However, the Pentagon said no helicopters were in the Student demonstrations, which began early this month WASHINGTON (AP) — In a major step toward total was senile and suffering from kidney disease. He died of in Seoul and several provincial cities, gained momentum heart disease April 6 at the Holyoke Geriatric Center. area. deregulation of air fares, the Civil Aeronautics Board Tuesday after a weekend lull. The students have echoed Tuesday gave carriers authority to raise domestic ticket A Franklin County probate judge granted a request by opposition demands that the government promptly prices dramatically, including removal of all restrictions Spring's son in May 1979, to stop the kidney dialysis that Skyway hearing begins carry out promised democratic reforms and end martial-law rule. on short routes. The board said carriers can charge was keeping the old man alive. whatever they feel But because of appeals filed by TAMPA. Fla. (API — In the minutes before the the market will bear on flights up to Spring's court- 200 miles and that "Summit Venture" tore out a section of the Sunshine they can raise fares by up to 50 percent on flights of 201 appointed lawyer, that decision was postponed and the Skyway Bridge, the pilot of the 608-foot freighter imposed after the assassination of President Park to 400 miles and by 30 percent on flights of more than 400 patient continued to receive thrice-weekly blood-cleaning reversed engines, ordered the anchor dropped and took a treatments until he eventually died of natural causes. Chung-hee last October. The students were able to miles. hard left turn, the ship's captain testified Tuesday. march through busy downtown streets for about an hour The prices are based on a standard industry fare level Because of the legal issues involved, the high court "When the pilot asked me to stand by the anchor, I before being overpowered by riot police. set by the board. agreed to issue a decision despite Spring's death. f Michigan Sta Second doss p iffices o* 345 Stu $AVE BIG BUCK$ This Thurs. Fri. Sat. Sun. Building .n core of MSU - - - Only Dvp||Elt! Adidas Sale All Adidas Bags- 10% Off Adidas Baseball Shoes - 40% Off All Clothing All cleates & spikes - 10% Off CAUTION: MAY BE HABIT FORMING 10% - 50% OFF Speedo Swim Suits Select warm $19" up to 50% OFF ups On The Spot (low a$ 9.95) All socks 2.00 3/500 Select Shoes The Athletes Shop Engraving Save up to 50% OFF 233 E. 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Try an excellent bottle of wine at a special price, and save $1.00 on our Gyro hors de'ovres platter. Any evening after 8:00 pm /W(71RVED AMERICA'S CUP Restaurant Lf Lounge 220 M A C. AVE., EAST LANSING, Ml Your Campus Jewelers Shop 9:30 5:30 Daily JEWfcLR The State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 14, 1980 3 Faculty split '£/' student over proposed dies stroke of A 55 year-old MSU student died Tuesday morning semester plan when she apparently collapsed on Kalamazoo Street after suffering a massive stroke, East Lansing police reported. Margaret L. Doyle, of 1303 C University Village, was found on Kalamazoo Street about 300 feet west of By LOUISE WHALL Harrison Road, police said. A State News Staff Writer jogger found the body and called the police, police said. Representatives from the liberal arts colleges and Doyle, a senior majoring in studio art, was pronounced professional schools split over the proposed change to the dead at the scene by the Ingham semester system at Tuesday's Faculty Council meeting. County Medical FIxaminer, police said. Several weeks of discussion during academic and Gorsline-Runciman Co. Funeral Directors, 900 E. faculty council meeting indicate that while the proposal has strong support within the liberal arts colleges faculty Michigan Ave., Lansing, will handle funeral arrange¬ ments. members from professional schools oppose it. Mordechai Kreinin, a professor of economics speaking Arrangements were indefinite Tuesday, a funeral home for the College of Business, said the college overwhelm¬ spokesperson said. ingly opposed the change, but that only 40 of the 160 eligible faculty members voted. The Russian and East European "Those who were there felt fairly strongly about the change," Kreinin said. "Their position is not philosophical Studies Program but operational." Spring Film Festival DOUGLAS McKEAG, presents an assistant professor in the College of Human Medicine, said about 45 percent of the a State News Deborah J Borin "WHITE BIRD WITH A BLACK SPOT" . faculty opposed the change on practical grounds. v4 !*t 111. Celebrating National Transportation Week, Capital Area Transportation ATI, Professor Henry Silverman, however, said the semester system would be a definite advantage in the t Authority and the Arts Council Center are sponsoring "Art in Motion." A colorful teaching of writing. He said his department is concerned ItlOtlOtI Vickey Beaugard enjoys the work of several local artists displayed on the buses. Ukrainian film in the tradition of about whether the new system would change general education requirements, although the provost has not SHADOWS OF FORGOTTEN ANCESTORS said anything about changing those. David Reinke, an associate professor of veterinary TODAY, WEDNESDAY, MAY 14,1980 medicine, said that college has just finished a curriculum change and that going through another one would be Council favors student leader 7:30 p.m. "abhorrent" to many members. Louis Stamatakos, a professor of administration and By KY OWEN council has had a student, B104 Wells Hall cedure because members made the motion recom¬ higher education, said the members of his department State News Staff Writer rather than an administra¬ believed the decision con¬ ADMISSION IS FREE who responded to a survey opposed the change. Many mending that the system be Student Council recom¬ tor, serve as chairperson were concerned about the effect a change would have on cerning the chairperson used in the future. mended Tuesday that the for its meetings. should be made by the new Under Spivey's recom¬ Are you scholarly research. board's student chair¬ Last year, the council council. mendation, possible duties still watching your tan Carl Page, a professor of computer science, said he favored a person be retained next decided to implement the "I've been very pleased of the chairperson would slowly fade away? semester system because it would allow year. new system on a one-year with the way it's gone," be: Come to the (continued professionals at Suntana on page 14) During the past year the trial basis, and that trial is said Chuck • to the Steer¬ Goeke, a serve on up. Council of Graduate Stu¬ ing Committee of Aca¬ Beginning Summer Special: The council made dents representative. commendation to a re¬ next Steve Spivey, another demic • to Council; serve on the council 5 visits for $12.00 Anderson may be cut year's council instead of formally approving the pro¬ COGS agreed representative, with Goeke and agenda committee; and • to serve as liaison • • (with this ad) Complete Skin Analysis Individual Tanning Prograr between the council and the No Burning or Peeling Board of Trustees. :eive A Super-Even, •Over Golden Tan from ballot by lawsuit Spivey also recom¬ mended that administra¬ tors, mainly the president, Hannah to discuss provost, and vice president By SUSAN TOMPOR mary ballot creates too that vote, which will be for student affairs, be re¬ State News Staff Writer much confusion for voters designated as "uncommit¬ presented at council meet¬ The Professional Tanning Center Independent John An¬ derson could be eliminated and possibly hinders An¬ derson's chances for a spot ted," might well be a vote stolen from their candi¬ University's history ings. Several council members OnG-ondR.v... o. date." State Republican Execu¬ for 1980-81 Y His Lady will 1 tec..mea | tive Director Adams said Anderson's ap¬ Richard committees for «£♦ a)5pag| shop pearance on the GOP pri- all areas V Nationally known for their traditional clothes, ▼ shoes N- accessories Wednesday May 14 Correction From 10-5 Let's All Celebrate It was incorrectly re¬ Sale ends ported in Monday's State 3rd Floor Eppley Center «B» May 24th 10%—50% OFF 10 Days Only News that services for Bernard J. Knittel, a re¬ Marketing Association Office & many items tired assistant professor in Questions Call: *♦* Nt-'adu the MSU speech depart '355-1829 ment, would be held Satur day. Services for Knittel, who died May 7, were held last Everyone Is Welcome Y Y MfiRTYS 305 E.Grand River 321 E. Grand River E. Lansing 332-8554 E. Lansing 351-6514 Saturday. "Next to Jocobsons" Opinion VIEWPOINT: TWO-WHEELED KAMIKAZES PIRGIM tax nearly depleted Unite against bicycle menace! In these days of compul¬ if it is enforced. It would be By TIM ZETTERHOLM fight back. No longer will we be broken into two subsections. The first windows, or d) all of the above. sory taxes and redeemable interesting to find out how It is time for the pedestrians and pushed around by these two-wheeled subsection helps pedestrians to iden¬ • Decide that they can weave their automobile drivers of this University kamikaze pilots. tify these facists. These guerrillas can ones, a voluntary contribu¬ many students who pay the to unite against the bicycle menace We must take immediate and way between all of the people on tion be quite easily identified Wells Hall bridge between classes, seems too good to be ASMSU tax by pedestri¬ during registra that rears its ugly head. drastic steps to stop these anarchists ans; they will be the ones who: while simultaneously — now ge this true. But the PIRGIM check¬ tion vote in ASMSU elec Each spring term, without excep¬ before they control us all. To this end • Play chicken with you while — a) shifting gears, b) ogling the off, an option students have tions. For that matter, inves tion, these communist terrorists are I have devised a two-fold plan going at excessive rates of speed. young lady (man) that he (she) just at registration to give the out to undermine the entire campus consisting of identification and annihi¬ This always results in pedestrians tigating how many students lation. passed, c) trying to break the new Public Interest Research transportation system: and we true- picking themselves out of a) the land speed record. get their $18 worth from Olin blooded Americans must learn to The first step Group In Michigan $1 by Health Center might make of the plan should be bushes, b) the river, c) plate glass • Swear at you when you walk on THEIR bicycle paths and do not checking either "yes-" or "no" another interesting study hesitate to run you over when you are on their fee cards, may be walking on the sidewalks. This re¬ It is perhaps a reflection of eliminated because the group sults in a one-inch wide tire mark has fallen below a tax collec¬ the times that PIRGIM is across your body which must be tion criterion imposed by the unable to convince 20 percent surgically removed. of all students to contribute The second subsection deals with University. $1 to its many worthy causes automobile driver recognition of Although ASMSU and But as one of the last political these Moscow maniacs. This is also COGS have passed resolu¬ quite easy to do. They will be the ones tions in support of PIRGIM activist groups in the state who: PIRGIM should be able to funding, Moses Turner, vice continue • Are constantly riding the wrong president for student affairs, collecting money way around the traffic circles, causing said he will not decide the from those who want to cars to come to a screeching halt. As contribute, especially as every good American knows, this group's fate until the end of PIRGIM even pays the ad only serves to increase our depen¬ spring term. Not only does dence on foreign oil, over which, ministrative costs of collect delay of the decision keep incidently, these Red Rats will soon PIRGIM volunteers in limbo, ing the tax. have complete control. but it goes against the voice Although some would say • Ride down the middle of the of the students. PIRGIM should publicize its street pretending they are Teddy Rooseveltski leading a charge up San ASMSU, though we are activities more to convince Juan Hill. This, of course, seriously often loathe to admit it, does students to part with their impedes the normal flow of traffic and represent the students of this buck, the organization has causes extreme mental anguish for University. The speed with until now, been unable to the typical auto driver. which it passed the resolution even get a list of all contribu As you can plainly see, the red is not surprising, considering menace will stop at nothing to reach tors from the University its desired end. So we too must stop it does not cost it anything. With a recent purchase of the at nothing. This brings me to part two The tax is voluntary; those PIRGIM membership list of my master plan: annihilation. who do not want to pay an from the Data Processing This step must be quickly carried extra dollar on top of regis¬ Center, PIRGIM will finally out or it will be too late. We must all tration costs do not even work together on this, and each of be able to contact those us must do our part for the good of the have to wait three weeks for students who are paying the cause. It can be carried out a refund. by using voluntary tax. The freedom this simple two-step procedure. Although the 20 percent to pay such a tax should not • Pedestrians — you must be criterion is arbitrary, it be abolished now by those willing to sacrifice your bodies for the should apply to all tax-collect¬ who may not cause. When bicycle is coming agree with a toward you, you must ing organizations on campus PIRGIM's goals. simultaneously throw your body in front of the oncoming bike and yell out "Siberia." A fund raiser Vertigo what incredible people they amazed me how you could publically The kids are are. I was almost able to say I had not lost faith in humanity, if only The blast a band that you have never seen; but then I realized that this is This should temporarily put fear in their hearts and souls. When you see nobody lauded State News could have lived up to my just consistent with your biased they are stunned, you must quickly pick yourself up and destroy their expectations and given praise to our still alright Everybody loves a hero every newspaper . . loves to capitalize . and campus heroes! Hats off to you Vertigo: you are respected people. reviewing of rock bands that don't stand up to your "with it" rock and roll mentality. vehicle of exploitation, that they with sinister intent wield against the American public. on his/her accomplishments. Why I did attend the concert and it was Besides their common bond fans trample each other? don't you? Maggie Monteith one of the best rock shows • Auto drivers must be Lansing — you of preachiness sometimes Because when an excited These days, when the world does Jennifer Graves has seen in a long time. REO was willing to sacrifice your tires for the not seem to know if it is 1234 East Grand River Ave. Apt. #1 very professional and had the Lan¬ cause. Here is the plan. Sneak bordering on religious princi¬ crowd pushes on the gate, the coming or behind them and lay on your horn for up going, it is nice to read about people sing Civic Center jumping. I was also ple, it is usually quite sar¬ opening of those gates pro¬ who care. Believe it or not, this at your highly acclaimed "Eight-a- five seconds. As soon as they have donic to compare the rock duces a force that would campus does house a group of men landed back in their seats, take a group The Who with any peril the most reverent fol¬ that any college paper would be Culinary oasis Day-For-The-Eighties" and I can honestly say that both REO and their and lasso those suckers, and take rope bonafide religious figures, let lower. proud to write about. I am speaking guest 38 Special would have rocked them on the ride of their life. When it alone the pope. But that is Yet drugs, of the men of first floor Holden Hall. alcohol and They call themselves "Vertigo." sadly runs dry any of those bands right off stage. So the next time you reviewers fail looks like they have had order them to dismount and drive enough, what we propose to do, solely rowdiness — the older gen For four days, the Vertigo men Is nothing sacred in this over their means of age of the to get free passes to a show, don't transportation a to analyze the similarities eration's term for exuberance worked at raising money for the freezer and the microwave? On a take cheap shots at the band; blame few times. that exist between persons — took the blame for the American Cancer Society. They campus that is one vast gastronomical the people actually responsible. Remember if we work together who exercise a lot of power Cincinnati melee, which played a marathon Softball game that wasteland, the pastries and other Dave Schenk using this master plan we can defeat could not have been avoided lasted almost 70 hours, and they desserts at Kellogg Center have 582 S. Wonders Hall the red It is up to us since among their followers, are menace. raised more than $7,000. consistently provided a tiny culinary Bill Holdship replies I don't know they have obviously infiltrated the the receivers of unequivocal under the circumstances. The why What's wrong with our campus oasis. Now I learn from Ms. Higley's people assume that we were taking a DPS and brainwashed it. We must act worship and who often ap¬ deaths were due to poor paper when more emphasis is placed viewpoint of the eminent demise of cheap shot at REO Speedwagon All now! pear in places where security planning on the part of the on the fact that Vertigo didn't break the gourmand's last campus ort. No get we were saying is that we couldn't Remember our slogan, "It is ten and crowd control are lack¬ some record, than on the fact that more Holiday Praline Pie? No more into the show Just tor the record. promoters, inadequate secur¬ I've seen the bond three times in the o'clock, how many spokes have you these men ing. ity and an inaccurate estima¬ to fight a gave everything they had Mississippi Mud Cake? No more apple past (twice before they were famous!, kicked today?" We sentence the American tion of crowd size. The press, not written killing disease? Why was it dumplings with hot buttered rum and John Neilson has seen them once Zetterholm is a junior by you that two players sauce? My cardiologist is rejoicing If we had wanted to take a majoring in media to a lot of hard however, seemed to swallow collapsed from heat exhaustion while gleefully, but my sweet tooth is in "cheap computer science and is a member of shot' at REO. there would have been the bicycle division of the thinking before it attempts to the claims of the city. It working for such a tremendous open rebellion. Someone do some¬ no question as to our intention. Against Communist Aggression. Coalition justify the reasons it cited for blamed the kids for the cause? Why was it not written that thing quick, lest we suffer the the deaths of 11 people who some of the players were so drained ultimate indignity of lo-cal ice cream problems, which is like casti¬ that they forgot where they were, or and sugar-free topping being passed were trampled at a Who gating thousands of Zairians what they were doing? Why was it off as a Hot Fudge Sundae. concert in Cincinnati last fall. for pushing hard. not written that these Holden Hall Gerald R. Miller When Pope John Paul II was Drugs and alcohol did not men volunteered their time, strength Professor of Communication amiably greeted in Zaire last cause the 11 deaths in Cincin¬ and energy just because they cared? week, the Is that not newsworthy? enormous crowds nati just as overzealous Until The State News has put a damper on the joy of Catholicism did not cause the now, A cheap shot Wednesday, May 14, 1980 the occasion. Nine persons, always seemed to cover the impor¬ deaths in Zaire. There is a tant and interesting events with Editorials are the opinions of the State News. View¬ including two children, were tendency to be specious when priority. I was disappointed to note I am writing this letter in response points, columns and letters are personal opinions. trampled to death as the tragedy occurs, and the re¬ that the Vertigo story was on page to the cheap shot the so-called music Editorial Department crowd pressed forward for a when the front page was filled reviewers of The State News took at verberations of the Cincin¬ , Editor-in-Chief. . Tim Simmons Entertainment Editor with news of equal, if not less, REO Speedwagon in the May 8 paper. MaryTinney closer look at the pontiff. . . nati deaths were no doubt Managing Editor. Don Kinsley Sports Editor Ed Bradley importance. I was also surprised to Normally, I simply ignore the arro¬ Opinion Editor The general response to Debbie Creemers Layout Editor Gary Piafek magnified by the notion that note that the Vertigo story was very gant, narrow-minded views you City Editor Susie Benkelman Freelance Editor. the incident was near indif¬ such incidents are spurred by " covered by WVIC and The State people take on rock bands, but on this . Michele McElmurry Campus Editor. . Carrie Thorn Chief Copy Editor Linda Oliverio ference as it zipped in and out Journal. one you are way out of line. Photo Editor drug-crazed youth. Kemi Gaabo Staff Representative Roland Wilkerson of ncerely hope that this letter First of ail, your inability to obtain newspaper headlines Will the pope suffer the across the gets printed, not because I like to see free passes to either of the REO * Advertising Department country. Tramp- same fate? Of course not. my words in print, but because shows has nothing to do with the Advertising Manager Ron MacMillan lings are not uncommon in Unlike rock concerts, the somebody has to tell the men of band's ability to play rock and roll. It . Asst. Adv. Manager Pat Greening large crowds, especially papacy has not been equated those that amass to see a with violence for centuries. pope. And Cincinnati? Its His martyrdom, however, similarity to Zaire is painfully may force him to accept the obvious: a lot of "followers" blame. But in reality, he DOONESBURY turned out to see their never knew what happened. by Garry Trudeau teachers. Why did the Who Neither did The Who. DANNY, ALL THIS TALK ANDERSON'S GOTFIFTY STATE LISTEN TO THIS. "DEAR MR DOONEi ABOUT WALTER CRONKTTE BAUOT5 TO GET ON, AND WE'RE BURT: THANK YOU FOR YOUR IN¬ 30,000? HECK, "INCLUDING IS ALL VERY WELL AND GOING TO HAVE BOTH DEMOCRATC THAT DOESN'T 10,000 LEFT- QUIRY. IN ORDER FOR MR ANDERSOMS VOCAL POINT r . 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The State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 14, 1980 5 Residents say FOR PARKING LOT Edgewood plan Building razing OK\l The demolition of downtown Lansing's from the road so pedestrians could see the Poxson building, to be replaced with a Grand River and the Capitol. will hike taxes parking lot, was given approval by Lansing City Council Monday, with an amendment allowing the structure to be "No one's talking about green along the river, and no one's talking about space green space along Michigan 'Avenue," By MATT PERRY smaller than originally planned. Blair said, explaining his State News Staff Writer dissenting vote The amendment, introduced by Council- Monday. Citizens, citing an unnecessary property tax increase, member Pat Lindemann, allows the voiced opposition to the extension of Wayne Schmidt, from the Michigan Lansing's Edgewood construction of an extension of the South United Conservation Clubs, told the Boulevard at Monday night's Lansing City Council's Grand parking ramp to vary from 200 to council the project should be "centered public hearing on the city's proposed 1980-81 budget. 375 parking spots, to give the city more around the river instead of the river Numerous speakers addressed the City Council, many being time to decide on the size of the addition. of them residents of Edgewood Boulevard, an afterthought." A delay to the construc¬ claiming The parking addition will help supply tion to allow money raised for a proposed 1.37 mill property tax more study would be increase could be used for badly-needed parking for the city's multi-million dollar prudent, he added. repairs on "100 Block" renovation, a project aimed at If the city plans to build existing roads. parts of the Funds for the Edgewood Boulevard bringing conventions to Lansing. parking extension into the river, as the project, first At last week's council meeting, Council- original plan called for, it would be conceived in the mid-'60s, have finally been allocated in member James Blair opposed the Mayor Gerald Graves' proposed budget. parking required to obtain permits from the extension because the plan called for the Department of Natural More than $880,000 for the Resources. The project was included in ramp to be built next to Michigan Avenue. city could acquire those only with "a Graves' budget message while the rest has already been great Blair asked to have the extension set back deal of trouble," Schmidt added. approved through other funds. A procession of disgruntled Edgewood residents told City Council members that the property tax increase, which would raise about $1.3 million for the city, would be unneeded if the Edgewood Boulevard project were Kinney to speak to COGS shelved. The Council of Graduate Students will Two members of the MSU Alumni meet at 5:30 p.m. today in the Con Con Association, President Jack Kinney and THE CITY'S EXISTING ROADS are in terrible Room, International Center. Pat Eisele, an operations shape, The council will hold a panel discussion supervisor, will Marilyn Hibbard, an Edgewood resident, told the council, speak to the council abou' the conflict "and now they're going to put in a new road that won't be prior to the election of officers for the between the University and the associa- maintained." 1980-81 school year. tion. "The choice then is between a new road and a tax increase, or no road and no tax increase," said Patience Drake, who lives close to the proposed construction. Hook salo \nwtfs rue ultimate letter worp But Jan Lazar, deputy director of finance, said the p. FOR THE- MOP7£ WAT COULD "c-minfS.S' oo Documentary films of on the great religious quarters 1Q"ctiain Jerusalem. Come teresting city. Mr. Zev Kedum, producer of the and learn about this in¬ films, will be speaking. Z&y&uJazjazfeilabler The Rib Special happens every Wednesday night and includes BBQ Beef Ribs, Fries and Tossed Salad for only $3.95! Look for all-you-can-eat specials every weeknight starting at 4:00. 224 Abbot *East Lansing PARACHUTING! SALAD BAR LOGO CONTEST Homecoming '80 Enjoy our famous All-You-Can-Eat Needs A Logo Salad Bar with these Lunch Specials The Theme Next Year is: If you want to STEAKHOUSE DELUXE do something safe and excitinc • 199 on your weekends, come HAMBURGER "Sentimental jump with the MSU Spo Parachuting Club. Anyone interested can attend a • FISH SANDWICH • SUPER SALAD AND TAB' Journey" introductory meeting in room 106 Wonders, at 8:0 pm, TONIGHT, May 14. Talk with parachute All those interested, turn in structors and experienced skydivers to find out ho tjnsing { Lansing logos in the Activities Director's you can make your first jump. We will show slide 4421 Sagina* 4»e 12 blocks West ot Waverlt (as) Grand Hirer j blocks East ol Nagadom office — 2nd floor Union. and demonstrate equipment. Lansing Lansing DEADLINE -Friday, May 16 3pm For more information call On South Pennsylvania Are 4220 Smith Logan SI iNoit Hi McClintock's Cadillac' ilvsl Smith ot Logan Cenlei Monday thru Friday MSU Sport Parachuting Club 11:00 am to 4:00 pm At Participating Steakhouses 372-9127 £ The State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 14, 1980 Entertainment Reviewers are needed Gentle Giant aims for new exposure OK, rock fanatics, here's your big chance. The State News entertainment page is seeking a new rock reviewer for the next school year. Those interested should contact Bill Holdship at The State News, 345 Student Services Bldg., 355-8252. A STRONG back¬ Bv MARK FELLOWS The balding, bespectacled drummer ground in popular culture and rock music, including its State News Staff Writer grew irritated when asked about allegations history, roots, socio-cultural implications, and so on is Drummer John Weathers, a bit tired and testy from linking Civilian's executive a must. producer, Lee Abrams, to improprieties in album his performance with Gentle Giant a half hour before, The entertainment desk is also seeking a general promotion. bummed a light from guitarist Gary Green and perched assignment fine arts reviewer for summer term. A Briefly, a well-known music critic wrote in a national on the steps leading backstage. music magazine this month that Abrams could be in strong background in film, theater, music (all kinds), "I like touring," he answered one of a dozens fans and literature, and conflict of interest for producing the album while art, so on will be helpful. Samples of reporters crowding around him. "I keep fit touring." operating a national radio programming consulting firm. your writing will be required. Those interested should That would suit any of the thousand or so fans contact Mary Tinney at The State News. The writer compared the situation to the payola scandal attending Giant's performance at Harpo's Monday night in 1960, implying that while Abrams isn't just fine. During the band's eighth appearance in Detroit doing anything it turned in another fine show for the seemingly already illegal, the connection with his Atlanta-based consulting firm makes his role of producer highly hard core Gentle Giant audience. improper. Lansing area listeners may have noticed that a song Nikki and the Corvettes, one of Detroit's earlier new from the new album, "Underground," has received air wave not groups, opened the unlike the B 52s, but show with a brand of pop rock more listenable. Vocalist Nikki time on WILS-FM. Dennis Cavender, programming director for the station's AM operation, confirmed that Film festival tonight Corvette good naturedly handled the audience, which Abram's agency, Burkhart-Abrams, does do came for something other than new wave, for a clean program¬ ming consulting for the station's FM section. The Second Annual National Super 8 Student Film 45 minute set. Festival Competition continues at 7:30 tonight in B-104 Gentle Giant took the stage promptly afterward, However, Cavender said, much of the station's FM Wells Hall. launching into a couple cuts from the new release, programming is done locally by station personnel. "Abrams' word by no means is law," he stressed. Student filmmakers from all over the country are Civilian. Those who doubted the level of energy this competing in the festival which concludes tonight. group puts out, based on their mellower earlier albums, Weathers feels strongly about the allegations. "I'm were in for a pleasant asked about it a lot, but I didn't expect it. Abrams knew surprise. How to describe the performance? Intense, certainly, with impeccable timing. so much about music and taste that we used him. Polished and professional, of course. In a word, Giant cooks. Most "The fact he supplies information to a lot of stations doesn't mean anything," he said. He added that a Show biz degrees songs were fast, and of recent vintage, backlash effect might have also occurred, with stations contributing to the high energy level generated by the Photo by Mark Fellows not playing the album because of Abrams' association NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Entertainers Stevie band. But the five-part harmonies and percussion solos Gentle Giant with it. Wonder and Eubie Blake have received honorary vocalist Derek Shulman by all members of the group added true polish, elevating stretches his vocal cords at Harpo's in Detroit doctorates at Fisk University. Giant to something above merely professional proficient. And in a very un gentle moment. Weathers mentioned Monday, "We're Number One." his desire to break someone's nose over the allegations. The audience stood and cheered Monday as Wonder Indeed, while vocalist Derek Shulman sang "Number The subject was soon dropped. stepped on stage wearing academic robes and neatly One" from the new album, he clearly indicated who he corn-rowed hair trimmed with multi-colored beads. less elitist audience. But Weathers seems to be a good thought the song referred to — at times the audience, at sport, but not Weathers is quick to disagree. "People talk about because of the Oakland A's uniform he wore at the drum Blake, 97, composer of popular song and many ragtime others the band. Naturally the crowd agreed. change — it's bull—. We just want to keep being original. kit. Several Giant fans went home with hits, and subject of the Broadway musical Eubie, also Gentle Giant, which previously drew its audience from autographed "But," Weathers said later, "I like the younger T-shirts, albums and Giant masks, compliments of drew a standing ovation when awarded his an "intellectual" pool because of its unorthodox degree. audience. It's not 1972 anymore — it's 1980, and things Weathers and Green. It's refreshing to see treatment of, for example, rhythm and meter, could be are changing." Weathers credited this new audience performers Other honorary degrees at Fisk's 106th commence¬ return some of the respect given accused of catering to a younger audience now. In fact, by their fans, even if ment went to Judge A. Leon Higginbam of the 3rd U.S. group with helping to boost sales of Civilian 20 percent fans show their respect in sometimes the average age of the crowd Monday seemed to be about over sales of previous albums. peculiar and Circuit Court of Appeals and McGeorge Bundy, past 20. irritating ways. president of the Ford Foundation. Long-time fans have remarked that the tendency toward faster songs on recent albums is aimed by FM exposure only clinic in rhis areo licensed by 519 W. GRAND RIVER 332-8451 the Michlgon Deportment of Health ond is o member 20% OFF of The Notional Abortion Federation. tion Action Michigan Abor¬ Rights Action League. National Abortion Rights League ond the Norionol Women s Heolrh This is even off our already low prices FREE! PiTTO PillQ Pizza Pizza goes all ar\r\c Buy ANY SIZE Piuo At ■ oil ♦ kn .«irv,,1t the way! 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Hannah as one of gowns. of suggested gift ideas and the different groups decide this year's senior class gifts. Essenmacher said the SCC hopes to have approximate what they would like to donate, she said. The second gift will be a grove of ornamental trees to ly $4,000 to spend on the gifts. The money is being raised "There will be two class reunions this spring," Heil said be planted around the entrance plaza of the Performing by sponsoring bar nights and from $1 donations which "One is for the class of 1930 and the other is for the class of Arts Center scheduled for completion in 1981, said Karen seniors can pledge when they order their caps and gowns. 1940." Essenmacher, class gift chairperson for the SCC. The idea for giving a class gift has not been a "The class of 1930 has chosen to furnish the pressroom The SCC has been taking suggestions from the long standing tradition at MSU and is not limited to in the new football training facility. The class of 1940 still members of the senior class since winter term current graduating classes. has to pull themselves together, but it looks like it (the registration, she said. "The first class gift was given in 1959 by the class of gift) will be a 7-foot grand piano for the Performing Arts "We set up a table at registration to take a survey that 1909 at their 50th reunion," said Marti K.S. Heil, the new Center." Heil said. would tell us what the senior class was interested in giving assistant director of school, college and alumni programs The work on getting donations for the class gifts usually as their class gift," Essenmacher said. "Also, a letter was for the MSU Development Fund. begins nine months before the class reunion, she said. sent out to all seniors asking for their feedback." An East Lansing sculptor has expressed an interest in doing the bust; but no contract has been signed, Essenmacher added. The SCC would like to display the bust in the John A. Hannah Administration Building Fraser gains Chrysler seat although it is still waiting for approval, she added. Essenmacher also said a drawing showing the ROCKFORD, 111. (UPI) - Chrysler Corp. shareholders represent all Chrysler shareholders, Fraser said workers arrangement of the trees around the Performing Arts elected United Auto Workers President Douglas A. "have more at stake than any officer of the company, any Fraser to the company's board of directors Tuesday, shareholder and any union representative." setting a precedent Fraser predicted will be copied by Fraser has pledged to bow out of board discussions on Storm kills 7 other U.S. unions. Fraser becomes the first American labor leader to contract talks with the Lee A. Iacocca said he sees UAW and Chrysler Chairperson no conflict of interest in penetrate top corporate management. But he skipped his Fraser's election to the board. icontinued from page 1) lines were reported first board meeting — immediately after the voting — to "On the other hand, I do sec a great benefit to the wall at the side of the ruptured. return to Detroit for a union executive board meeting. building and fell to the The election marked the second time in four days corporation because of his experience, his strength of VAN Bl REN COUNTY, character and his breadth of vision about the future of pavement. Chrysler made U.S. business history. On Saturday, this industry," Iacocca said. "There was a blind man immediately to the west, Chrysler won a life-saving $1.5 billion federal loan on the bus who started was hit hard by the severe guarantee in the nation's largest corporate rescue. weather just before the At a news conference just before Chrysler's annual "Finally," he continued, "I want it to be known that I running," she said. "He got like cut all over his face and storm system moved into stockholders meeting, Fraser said the UAW would Doug Fraser as a person. We get along well and we can work neck. There were branches the Kalamazoo area. demand representation on the boards of General Motors together." falling everywhere." Sheriffs Corp. and Ford Motor Co. during 1982 contract talks. Fraser was nominated to the board last fall in deputies said a The Rev. Lewis Briner, tornado cut a swath about "It's not enough for a union to go to the bargaining exchange for union wage-and-benefit concessions that pastor of the First 20 miles long and three table and argue about decisions that are already made," will save Chrysler about $430 million over the next three Presbyterian Church near miles wide across the Fraser said. years. Those union concessions were demanded by Bronson Park where the Responding to charges he will not adequately Congress as a condition for federal loan guarantees. county, causing extensive motorcyclist was killed, damage and injuring 14 The corporation did not release specific vote totals on said the storm happened so persons, some of them Fraser's election but Chrysler executives said he fast, you barely had time to collect your thoughts." The tornado was accom¬ seriously. The twister moved Academic Senate received less than one-half of 1 percent fewer votes than the average received by the other 19 directors elected. panied by golf ball-sized through Bangor, Fraser acknowledged that there is controversy in the hail that shattered motor¬ ists' windshields, local resi¬ Arlington, Alamena Sheriff Waverly and Richard townships, will hear Winder UAW and other American unions as to whether the traditional adversary union-management relationship dents said. Stump was compromised by his election to the board. About 12,000 area resi¬ said, uprooting dozens of The Academic Senate will meet at 3:15 p.m. today in dents were reported with¬ trees, downing power lines 109 Anthony Hall. and destroying or out power due to downed Provost Clarence L. Winder will report on the review high-voltage lines. Tele¬ damaging an mined number of houses. undeter¬ of deans, directors and department chairpersons. PORNO TONIGHT phone service also was A proposed bylaw amendment will be presented to the knocked out in the down¬ Most of the injured were senate for approval. At Last A Great Porno Movie town area and about 40 gas from the Glendale area in The amendment would remove the six-person limit per "Candy Girl thrives with true-blue erotica and should be Cunt Eastwood Waverly Township, Stump college on faculty representatives to the Academic all costs. A super hot flick chock full of sugar said. Some apparently Council. It was written because many faculty members seen at and spice and torrid sex will turn you *Brothers" film were residents of a mobile will be assigned to different colleges after the dissolution Lorry Wichman — AL GOLDSTEIN S MAG. Every Which Way home park west of of University College summer term. Glendale that was badly The remainder of the meeting will be devoted to a But Loose' set for tonight damaged as the storm discussion of the proposed change to the early semester moved through. academic calendar. "Brothers," a film about black radicals Angela Dayis and George Jackson, will be shown at 8:15 tonight in the Wilson Audi¬ torium. The movie is rated R and is free to the public. ^24-Hour Program Line* : 355-0313 : ^^4 COMING ] THIS i/ WEEK S WINNER ACADEMY AWARDS BEST PICTURE THE DEER HUNTER REDFORD/HOFFMAN "Ml THE PRESBENTS MEN" Eastwood Dirty Harry ''74 Hour Program Line* : 355-0313 : i The State News, East Lansing. 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Could go into summer. 345 Ads 3 lines-M.OO 5 TRIUMPH Hotel, 7 pm, ask for Mr. system, excellent wage to MSU. 394-4464 5-5-16 (4) days. 80 per line over SPITFIRE Must have transportation. vices. Rent negotiable. 1966 Excellent running Bain R.V.P., Am-Pro Mar¬ and benefit package. For 8-5-15 (3) Call 351-9303. 5-5-16 (5) 3 lines. No adjustment in rate when cancel¬ Scenic country environ¬ more information contact led. Price of item(s) for sale must be stated condition. Needs some ment. Call Joey 669-5921 keting. 4-5-15 (13) NEED-1 Karen S. Ridenour, LAN¬ SUMMER/FALL across male or female. exterior work. Good col¬ in ad. Maximum sale price of !200. Private 3-5-16 (8) MSU quiet, no smoke. Summer sublet. New lectors item. $950. 394- MEDICAL TECHNOLO¬ SING GENERAL HOSPI¬ River's & Water's duplex. Price negotiable. GIST - ASCP or eligible. TAL, 2800 Devonshire, $115/electric. 351-9213. party ads only 6425. 5-5-15 (6) Peanuts Personal ads 3 lines - s2.25 • per in¬ WANTED HOUSEKEEP¬ ING and child care. Mon¬ Acute care teaching hos¬ Lansing, Ml 48909. Phone Z-4-5-16 (3) Edge Apartments 337-1857. Z-8-5-23 (4) TRIUMPH STAG conver¬ pital has part-time open¬ 377-8335. EOE. sertion. 75' per line over 3 lines, (pre-pay- day, Wednesday, Thurs¬ X-21-5-30 (22) SUMMER SUBLET, fur¬ summer only SUMMER APARTMENT, tible with roll bar, stick ings on mid-night. Excel¬ ON THE RIVER 3 ment) day. 2:30-5 and Friday lent wages. nished 1 bedroom. Very bedroom, close to . shift, both tops and all the 11:30-5. For more AIR CONDITIONED Haslett. Own NURSE AIDES- Full and close to campus, rent campus, $230, also hide- Rummage Garage Sale ads 4 lines - s2.50. extras. $7,200 or make information please con¬ transportation. $3/hour. part time openings at negotiable, 353-8075. From $70 per man a-bed $60. 332-7197. 63 per line over 4 lines-per insertion. offer. 349-0213. 8-5-14 (5) tact Department of Hu¬ 339-9119 evenings. skilled nursing facility. Z-3-5-15 (4) 4-man apts. Z-3-5-16 (4) man Resources, Lansing Round Town ads 4 lines-^.SO-per insertion. 3-5-16 (7) Good working conditions VALIANT 1974, four door, General Hospital, 2880 2 and 3 man 63 per line over 4 lines. and excellent benefits. SUMMER SUBLET apts. available SUMMER SUBLET-2 automatic transmission, 6 PART Devonshire, Lansing, Ml - Lost & Found ods Transportation ads TIME information rooms close, air, grill, 3 lines cylinder, air, $1300 or best 48909. 337-8334. E.O.E. Nursing scholarship pro¬ Fall option. Female need¬ 261 River St. center receptionist. Must gram offered. Experience ed: Own room, balcony, cheap, 337-0927. S1,50-per insertion. 50 per line over 3 lirn- otter. 676-2161 evenings. be available 12-5 Monday- X-8-5-19 (13) sunny (next to Cedar Village) Z-5-5-20 (3) 5-5-15 (6) preferred. If none our next balcony spacious. 351 - S/F Popcorn (Sorority-Fraternity) 50 per line. Friday. Some typing re¬ training class starts May 2628. 8-5-22 (4) 332-4432 T.V. PRODUCER for the quired. Apply in person 19. Call Mrs. Thompson at SUMMER SUBLET, 1 '77 VOLKSWAGON Rab¬ Okemos Public School Deadlines Meridian Mall Information 332-5061 or apply in per¬ bedroom, furnished, edge bit- excellent condition, District. To write and 2 BEDROOM, unfur¬ of Want Ads-2 p.m.-l class day before public¬ 394 5858. 8-5-14 (3) Center. Monday-priday from 1-5p.m. 5-5-20 (9) produce educational T.V. son. Provincial Whitehills. E.O.E. House, EVERGREEN APTS. nished, for summer, air, able. 351-5898. campus, rent negoti¬ 8-5-23 (4) ation. programs. Must have a pool, close to campus, call 341 Evergreen Cancellation Change-1 p.m.-l class day be¬ VW 1969, needs work, good background in T.V. 6-5-16 (15) 337-1592. 20-5-30 (4) wife threatening divorce, WANTED CAMP Coun¬ Showing MW-F 46pm FEMALE, non-smoker, for fore publication. equipment. Minimum of get it out of the yard, selors Girl Scout Camp. 20 hours per week. Avail¬ McDonalds restau¬ Manager Apartment 2G summer. Own room, near SUMMER SUBLET, 2 Classified Display deadline-3 p.m.-2 class $200. 676-2161 evenings. Harrison, Michigan. 484- able immediately. Appli¬ rants of East Lansing Call 351-2426 or 351-8135 MSU. Katie 337-7623. bedroom furnished. Close 9421. 10-5-28 (3) are now taking applica¬ FALL & SUMMER LEASING Z-2-5-15 (3) days before publication. E-5-5-15 (4) cations may be picked up to campus. 332-8775. tions for all shifts. Apply Once od is ordered it cannot be cancelled or at the Board of Education 5-5-5-14 (3) V.W. RABBIT Deluxe- HANDYMAN - PART- in person Monday SUBLET SUMMER, 2 2-PERSON summer sub¬ office, 4406 North changed until after 1st insertion. 1977, fuel injection, air, time, summer. Flexible Okemos Rd., Okemos, Ml. through Friday 8:00-10:00 bedroom, 2 bath, pool, let. 1-bedroom. Near SUMMER SUBLET 3 There is o s1.00 charge for 1 ad - MSU. 337-7623. change plus stereo, automatic, good hours. Maintenance £t 349-9440. 6-5-14 (13) a.m. or 2:00-4:00 p.m. sauna, good deal, 394- bedroom, 1 Vi bath air, 50 per additional change for maximum repair skills required. 339- 5-5-16 (8) 6785. 7-5-16 (3) Z-2-5-15 (3) mileage. $4500. 373-7617 pool, luxurious. 882-0938. of 3 changes. for Jean 7:30-4:00 p.m. 3407. C-3-5-16 (4) ADVANCED LIFE- The State News will only be responsible 8 5-21 (5) SAVERS and WSI's ALL STUDENT ADS SUMMER SUBLET three 6-5-15_(3)_ 2 BEDROOM, Haslett, for ACCOUNTS RECEIV Must be prepaid now person apartment. Rent SUMMER SUBLET, fur¬ pool, dishwasher, CATA, the 1st days incorrect insertion. needed from June 15 to Adjust¬ ABLE phone collection. August 17 for summer Girl Through the end of the negotiable. Very nice'I nished. 2-3 man/pool, available, June 20, 339- ment claims must be made within 10 of expiration date. days I Motorcycles | [frs] Evenings- 20 hours/week. Experience required. Mrs. Scout Camp. Must be 18 Term. S-16-5-30 (4) Call 351-0232. Z-3-5-16 (4) campus month. 332-3414. close. $200/ 8730. Z-3-5-16 (3) or older. Salary + room Bills are due 7 days from ad expiration date. Kay, 339-9500 and board. For further FEMALE - NON - smoker, Z-3-5-16 (3) HONDA 450 1974. Good C-3-5-16 (5) information and applica¬ I For Rent |[T| own room, White Hall WOMEN If not paid by due date, a M .00 late condition. 372-1603. tion contact Fair Winds Manor, 6-80 to 6-81, 351 NEEDED: FEMALE to service charge will be due. 8-5-15(3) Girl Scout Council. 202 E. FALL HOUSING- DON'T 1428. 5-5-20 (4) share large apartment. ANO MEN - GET A HONDA CB-450 K4 1972 Blvd. GET CAUGHT IN THE Own room. Summer. Drive, Flint, Ml GOLOEN SUNTAN 48503. COLD! GREAT LAKES 5 MINUTES to Union, $115/month. 394-1352. Fairing, luggage rack, 313-238-4633 Automotive ~|1^1 1 Automotive |l^j Koni shocks, new tire and battery, runs well. 355- Domino's Pizza (300 units nationwide) needs fast between 8:30a.m. BiOOpjn^ Z-5-5-15 (13)_ and 394-2680. C-21-5-30 (4) own room, $95, furnished, 332-7566. Summer. Z-5-5-20 (4) «,& ayUu 4535, ask for Dave. _ NICE PLACES to call Z-8-5-23 (3) 2 TO 3 Bedrooms across I (WE'RE IN THE PK food managers to be CLERK WANTED- Adult ATTENTION WE buy late FORD VAN 1977 Chateau 3-5-16 (5) trained for home-, Now, summer and from campus. Summer I BLDG.. 101 MAC positions as Bookstore. VELVET FIN¬ fall. 332-3700. FEMALE NEEDED sum¬ leasing from $160, E LANS - JUST PAST model imported and do¬ package, 6 cylinder, 3- store managers. You can GERS, 527 E. Michigan, PRINIT—IN—A MINIT) mestic compact cars. speed, 33,000 miles, Z-10-5-14 (3) mer term, 2 bedroom. from $270. 351-8135 or I Contact Bill Burcham, excellent condition, | Auto Service 11 / I earn up to $250 per week while in training. Our ex¬ 489-2278. C-21-5-30 (4) Next to campus. 4130. Z-3-5-16 (3) 353- 351-3038. OR-12-5-30 (5) $18 CALL 351-1805 WILLIAMS VW, 484 $4,500. 332-2783. 1341. C-21-5-30 (5) 5-5-15 (5) MASON BODY SHOP, pansion otters exciting opportunities for you to ESCORTS WANTED- $6/ hour, no experience nec- I Apartments | SUMMER SUBLET own SUMMER SUBLET, lux¬ EAST LANSING available 812 E. Kalamazoo since ury, female, own room. join at the fastest growing cessary, we will train. room. Treehouse West. $110 882-1392 after 5. now quiet luxury one AMC GREMLIN X 1974- FORD GRANADA 1977 - 1940. Auto painting-colli¬ EAST LANSING- A few 1 4 pizza company in the 489-2278. Apply in person 351-7600 ext. 153- days, Z-X-3-5-16 (3) bedroom at Woodside good condition, air, door, 4 on floor over¬ sion service. American, world. Your salary as a bedroom apartments at VELVET FINGERS 527 351-2264-p.m. 5-5-20 (5) Manor security building, 60,000 miles, 355 9448. drive, 46,000 miles. $2795. Foreign cars. 485-0256. available from $225. Heat 349-0652. 8-5-19 (4) beginning manager is E. Michigan. C-21-5-30 (5) 3-BEDROOM furnished dishwasher, laundry. 8-5-14 (3) C-21-5-30 (5) included. Pool, laundry $12,500/year plus 25% LUXURY 2 bedroom, deluxe apartment with Walking distance to MSU. facilities ft easy access to ALL STUDENT ADS MARABELLE FOR sale profit of the unit. Super¬ YOUR TIME IS YOUR pool, sauna, gym, 4V4 pool. Close to campus. 910 Abbott, 337-0910, BRAKES PARTS includ¬ 1-69. North Point Apart¬ visory and franchising op¬ OWN. Sell Avon part- miles, sublet 3 months or Excellent view. For sum¬ 489-2415. 15-5-30 (8) Must be prepaid now 4-speed, Datsun 1200. ing pads, shoes, and hy¬ ments, 1250 Haslett Rd., 1973. Engine perfect. portunities available after time. Earn good money longer. 349-6541, 485 mer. 332-2675. through the end of the draulic parts for your for¬ 12 Apartment 7, 332-6354. $1100. months. Successful and set your own hours. 4530. Z-2-5-15 (4) X-5-5-16 (5) SUMMER SUBLET- Term. 16-5-30 (4) 374-6201, mes¬ eign car, in stock, at OR-21-5-30 (8) 4 store management. Send Ask about low cost group bedroom, luxury town- sage. 8-5-20 (4) reasonable prices. CAMARO '71, silver, air, resume to Dave Fluke, 628 insurance coverage. For SUBLET- THRU house, pool, own room, CHEQUERED FLAG FOR¬ Sept¬ ALL STUDENT ADS Ranker Rd. Lansing Ml more details call 482-6893. ember. 1 $85/month. 5 minutes to nice, reliable, $700/best. 332-5515. 6-5-15 (3) MERCURY, 72, loaded, regular gas, runs great. EIGN CAR PARTS, 2605 48917. EOE. M-F. C-21-5-30 (7) ALL bedroom, fur¬ nished, security, air. East Must be prepaid now Through the end of the MSU- Need 2 females. E. Kalamazoo Street. One 4-5-16 (29) 393-8013. S-5-5-15 (5) Lansing. $230. Available CHEVETTE 1979-4 door, 4 $350. Moving and must sell. 351-8241 nights. mile west of 485-5055. C-21-5-30 (8) campus. PART TIME lay-out per¬ STUDENT immediately. 332-6697. Term. S-16-5-30 (4) BABYSITTER FOR one son and general print speed, AM'FM, cloth 3-5-16 (4) 8-5-23 (51 SUMMER SUBLET- SUMMER SUBLET. 1-2 seats, rear defog. 627 MUFFLER MAN toddler. Prefer someone shop helper. $3.75 hour. Experience in layout per ADVERTISING bedroom, air, furnished, 2 females. Great apartment. 9591. 8-5-22 (3) in Child Care Field. Own SUMMER SUBLET- 1-2 MGB 1977 4 speed. Rally Mufflers, shocks, coil and keylining is essential. Close to campus. 355- close l° campus. 337- package. AM-FM stereo spring 30% discounts to transportation, flexible must be prepaid males wanted to share 6270. 8-5-20 (3) 2406 5"5-15 <4> CHEVY IMPALA 1972. mornings. 351-2385. Experience in graphic 4-man in River Glen Excellent condition. students. Lifetime guaran¬ Reliable transportation 15,000 miles. $3950. 655- tee. 5103 S. Logan at 8-5-14 (5) camera work, bindery operations or offset print¬ now through Apartments. Ren negoti¬ $250. 694-5330 after 6p.m. able. Call 351-5289. 4125. Z-8-5-23 (5) the end of 8-5-20 (4) CORVETTE - 1976. Red, automatic, all power, ex¬ MG MIDGET miles, like new, '78. 4,700 $4700 Jolly. 394-5060. C-15-5-23 (5) GOOD USED tires, 13, 14, YMCA NEED daycamp counselors for July and August. 40 hours/week male/female weekends ing is helpful References required. Apply in person at Unigraphics, 2843 E. Grand River across from the term. Thanks. X-8-5-15 (5) CUipcfemgfjam 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED LUXURY APTS. cellent condition. 27,000 negotiable. 485-5286. 15 inch. Snow tires too! off. 489-6501. 8-5-14 (6) Coral Gables. APARTMENTS miles. $7500. 332-3951. 6-5-20 (3) Mounted free. Used C-7-5-19 (14) 'private balconies *d"»h washer, disposal 8-5-22 (4) wheel and hub caps. PEN- SUMMER JOBS. Avail¬ LOOKING FOR fall hous¬ Hurry, just a few 'swimming pool 'shag carpeting MUSTANG II Ghia 1975 NELL SALES, 1825 Michi able now, full and RN-LPN's, immediate ing? Call Mid-Michigan. left for fall. 'central air 'heat included part- CUSTOM CRUISER '79. automatic, air, excellent gan, Lansing, Michigan time positions open. part-time openings as They have over 400 pro¬ Good Now taking AM 'FM stereo, roof rack. condition, AM-FM. Pow¬ 48912. 482-5818. charge nurse at skilled perties to choose from, pay. Call now, 394-3450. *2 Blocks from 3 seat. 350 engine. 627- er. Michelins. $2500 or C-21-5-30 (6) EMPLOYMENT nursing facility. Excellent and they specialize in the summer applic¬ campus on busline best otter. 351-2602. MSU area. Call today and ations. *Ask about our special 12 month rates 9591. 8-5-22 (3) EXPRESS. 17-5-30 (5) working conditions, 5-5-5-14 (5) JUNK CARS wanted. see if they have what » 5 blocks to campus competitive wages. Call Also selling used parts. you're looking for. 337- 9 large 2 bedroom DATSUN 810 Station NOVA 1975 automatic 6 Phone 321-3651. COUNSELORS, MICH- Ms. Gresco apply in at 332-5061 or Provincial 8023. C-21-5-30 (8) Now leasing for Summer wagon, 1977. Good MPG. GAN Boy's Camp. June person cylinder. Great C-21-5-30 (3) » furnished Lots of extras. 627-4131. shape. 23 to House, Whitehills. 8-5-23 (3) $1700. 485 8299 open: August 16 Areas Judo, gymnastics, 6-5 16(10) SUMMER SUBLET, fall option-1 room, furnished, CALL 351-7166 8 5 15(3) archery, arts/crafts, 1130 Beech St. Located at Hagadorn just south of Service Road FORD PICKUP 5$ ton, _ | Employment IfjH terfront and biking. Com¬ wa¬ Tell more of your neigh¬ bors what you have for own bath, air, dishwasher, pool, sauna. $152.50/ Call 332-0052 1976, 6 cylinder standard. NOVA 1973 automatic petitive salaries. Write:- month. Call 882-8332. $1900 or best otter. Must sell. 676-4613 between V-8, 350, 42,000 original miles. Very good condi¬ SECRETARY, and stable MATURE person for FLYING EAGLE, 1401 N. Fairview, Lansing, Mich. sale1. Use classified ads MAN OVER 21 needed for 8-5-14 (6) between lpm-Apm LIVE A LITTLE! tion. $1095. Call 393-9459 3-9p.m. 2-5-15 (5) small firm. Typing 65, 48912. Give background/ part time work in party after 5. 8-5-14 (6) shorthand 90, and ability Now Leasing For experience. XZ-8-5-14 (9) store, nights and week¬ 75 FORD WINDOW Van. Air 1971 OLDS 2 door cutlass to handle general office duties unsupervised. Ap¬ ALL STUDENT ADS ends, apply in person CEDAR VIEW conditioning, captain's between 9a.m.-4p.m. 1390 E.Grand River hardtop. Excellent condi¬ Must be chairs, dual gas tanks. ply in person, 3308 S. prepaid now weekdays at 1920 N. and Fall Excellent mechanical and tion. 337-7731. 8-5-22 (4) Cedar Street, Suite 11. 8-5-15 (8) Through the end of the Term. 16-5-30 (4) Larch, Lansing. RIVERSIDE body. $2,500. 372-4115. 10-5-14 (7) 1310 E. Grond River 8-5-19(6) Get in the classified habit. NORWOOD C4MPUS HILL 1330 E. Grand River You'll be glad you did. CEDAR ALL A few openings FACULTY For Fall ...ai ihe pool ihis Summer! Burcham Woods GREENS Now Leasing For SUMMER (SPECIAL SUMMER RATES) AND HURRY lustafew left for FALL • ONE BEDROOM now taking summer applications ENJOY ...and enjoy our location FURNISHED APAR1MEN1S • AIRCONDI1IONING STAFF Have a place to head OUR NEW this Fall Free Bus Service Now toking appli¬ • SWIMMING POOI •2 bedrooms Collingwood SWIMMING •shag carpeting . . Free Bus Service cations for Summer • PRIVATE BALCONIES ioteresled in sewing Apartments! POOL •private balconies •luxury furnishings • WITHIN WALKING are cordially invited •Swimming Pool •swimming pool •dishwashers DISTANCE TO CAMPUS 'air conditioned lo attend the •special 12 month rates NOW LEASING FOR Viking Sewing Machine •Dishwashers 349-3530 •dishwasher 'shag carpeting he luxury of their own Open House •Central Air 'unlimited parking .wimming pool. Our new 781 on Monday May IP pool will be opening this SUMMER & FALL 12 00 8 00pm •4 nerson units ^ree "oorT,rna'e Service spring for your pleasure. in the Union Ballroom Free Roommate Service 745 BURCHAM Rental Office: Michigan State Call 351-8283 for information call: 351-8631 Located |irat off 1390 E. Grand River University 351-3118 9:30-4:30pm Next »« Brody 351 5647 APARTMENTS Grand Rivor, Okoaios 731 Butcham Drive 35) -7212 10-6 Doily 12 The State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 14, 1980 1 Apartments \\*g\ 1 Apartments |[^| | Houses [ [ffl 1 Houses Iffl 1 Rooms \[a] 1 For Sale \\<5} | Service \[^\ It's What's FEMALE NEEDED ONE BEDROOM apart 2 BEDROOM duplex. Ap¬ SUMMER SUBLET 3 SUMMER SUBLET - ATTENTION! ATTEN¬ GUITAR REPAIRS. Happening Summer sublet, 4-man, ments in country setting. pliances, available now. rooms in house, 1 fall Two rooms in house near TION! DICKER 6 DEAL Prompt guaranteed ser¬ air, furnished, balcony, 1 8250/month. All utilities 8440 + utilities. 372-2213. option, Linden St. 887.50/ campus. 890 plus each. Second hand Store is vice. Free estimates and block to campus, negoti¬ Announcements for It's paid. Half month deposit. 10-5-14 (3) month, furnished, washer. Call Star or Ellen at 337- overstocked in top quality reasonable rates. Member able. Call Sue, 337 2489 339 8686. 10-5-20 (5) American Guild of Luth- What's Happening must be 337-1820. S 5-5-16 (5) 2884.S-5-5-14 (5) pre-owned stereo equip¬ ment. The best prices in iers. MARSHALL MUSIC received in the State News evenings, X-8-5-19 (61 BEST BARGAIN TOWN! 1 and 2 bedroom IN BETHEL MANOR ROOMMATES WANTED ROOMS ACROSS from town! Must see to appre¬ Co. 337 9700. office, 343 Student Services Bldg., by noon at least two for 3-bedroom house. Vi ciate. We also have 35 Mobile homes From Men's Christian Co-op Williams Hall on Michigan C-21-5-30J6) days before publication. No HASLETTARMS 8155/month. Vi mile from MSU approved housing- including freshmen split on all expenses. 482 1251 before 5 p.m., 371- Ave. 351 3038 or 351- 9538. OR 21-5-30 (31 mm goods: cameras. Sporting 10-speed bikes, ATTENTION Owners of announcements will be ac¬ 135 broken stereos, we pro¬ cepted by phone. Collingwood campus. 337-1056. Memberships 7120 after 5 p.m., 372- assorted camping equip¬ OR-21-5-30 (4) vide quick professional Showing 2 6pmW F available for 0905. 8-5-21 (5) FEMALE GRAD, June, 2- ment, guns, and fishing Coll 351-1957 351-8135 service on most major Campus Action meets for or Summer & Fall bedroom townhouse, pa¬ equipment. Furniture for SUMMER SUBLET - 3 brands of component Bible study, prayer and Summer Leosing Only 3 BEDROOM Duplex, 12 tio, central air, residential every room. And a large across from audio equipment. See M90-'200 MONTH rooms available in 5 bed month lease starting area. Rent negotiable, selection of gold and dia¬ us Christian fellowship at 8:30 room duplex. 865-880/ Mason-Abbot mond rings. at the STEREO SHOPPE tonight, 336 Union. June. No Pets. Claucherty 351-3566. S-5-5-17 (5) month. Call p.m. 332-0083 332-1437 351-4260 555 E. Grand River, East Realty. 351-5300. LARGE 2 bedroom air 8-5-19 (4) 3 OR 4 Needed to rent WE BUY-SELL-TRADE Lansing. 5-5-15 (10) MSU Promenaders offer OR-3-5-14 (5) conditioned, heat and square dancing at 7 tonight, THREE BEDROOMS, two rooms house ,or ,SU™" LAWN MAINTENANCE 7 332 Union. No partners pool facilities included, MALE NEEDED for fall DICKER AND DEAL close. baths, fully carpeted, ten LARGE 12-bedroom mer. Ra™ "|9° nice' available June. 332-3900. C-21-5-30 (7) SEWING MACHINES - turntable, All components 8690. Good shape. Gene¬ sis speakers, Linear Phase PRIVATE struction. GUITAR Beginners in¬ PS the public. The Olde World Poetry pool. Fall Option. 351- S" cious house 2 blocks from II, 8250. Must sell. 332- through advanced. Call 2344. Z-5-5-16 (3) opArinnc ni7D7cvi rNeW machinea Series presents a poetry read¬ campus. Fall option Joan SPACIOUS DUPLEX! fr0m 899.50. o Guaranteed 0079. S-5-5-14 (5) MARSHALL MUSIC CO. ing by Rosa Maria Arenas at 3 FURNISHED STUDIO 351-1246 4-5-16(4) ' Summer sublet. Near used machines from 337-9700. Open week- EFFICIENCY SUBLET-For units, 8185/month all utili¬ campus. Price negotiable. p.m. Thursday, Olde World summer across from cam¬ ties included. Immediate FOUR BEDROOM home Need:3 353-6591. $39.50. All makes re- paired. EDWARDS DIS- | Animals lPVTI nights until 9:00 p.m. Sat¬ urdays 10a.m.-5p.m. Restaurant. Open to the pus. Call 337-8104. public. 3-5-14 (3) occupancy. 337-1619. recreation room, large 8-5-J9J4) TRIBUTING COMPANY, GERMAN SHORTHAIR- C-21-5-30 (6) 00-22-5-30 (4) FEMALE NEEDED 9-80 to SUMMER SUBLET- 1 mer term. June 10 August WH'TEHILLS AREA bedroom, luxury duplex. 3 ™"c Female, AKC, hunter. 865 or best offer. good Richard Selzer, doctor-writer, will read from noted 30. 8450/month plus utili- Call 321-0381 anytime. June. 8116/month. Walk male. Own room, modern, $cnn/mnnth 351-0319 his recent work and speak on ties. Deposit 8200. Phone to MSU. Gail 351-4976. air, 8150 or best offer. o 516 (3) MaclNTOSH AMP, pre- 5-5-16 (4) ♦or professionol modeling "Surgery and Writing: The after 6. 351-5605. Oke- amp, tuner. Revox deck 8-5-21 (3) Treehouse West. 337- to train for Live Fashion Challenge of Two Careers" at % mos. 4-5-16 (9) BEAT THE East 1257. 5-5-15 151 FEMALE NEEDED for 3 R°se 901 sPeakers' Lansing Show. Magazine Photo 8 tonight, Tower Room, bedroom house in Wil- Thorens J^,adleM And pet store rip off. Ball Union. Open to the public. SUMMER SUBLET: One graphy T V. No experience 2 BEDROOM 1 block from NON-SMOKING house- |jamston. 655-4537. extras- $300°- Ca" 351~ Python 3-foot, 865. Baby bedroom furnished lux¬ wanted for necessary. MSU - 8250/month mate duplex a-5-16 (3) 3®31- 3"5"16 (5) Boas 830. 355-2492. Call after 5pm, 351 - Jean Berko Gleason will ury. Summer. Karen or Sue. near L.C.C. 485-1912. Z-5-5-20 (5) y 4513. Z-5-5-16 (3) speak on "What's the Magic 8-5-22 (3) 337-2236. 8-5-19 (3) HOUSEMATES NEEDED' OPENING OF TOOTSIE S Word?: The Role of Routines FuTvea^Ise fall term VINTAGE PARLOUR- GOLDEN RETRIEVER in Language Acquisition" at 4 good kacatton nice place! 2 ROOMS, 1* blocks CAMPUS VIEW Saturday'Cto«h- puppies AKC champion, Thursday, C-306 Wells 324 Houses SB from Berkey. Rent negoti- able. 337-7337. ok cocc nr 009 4199 355-^55 or 332-4122. |n9 from the 40 s- 70 s. Co||ectables and treasures $175, 54o 11Z3. E-5-5-19 (3) p.m. Hall. Sponsor: Department of Michigan Ave. LESSONS IN Guitar, ban¬ Linguistics. Z-3-5-15 (3) for sale. 1245 E. Grand Showing: 4-6 pm & 7-8 pm M- SUMMER SUBLET 1 wnRcP RnAnniMr nv0 jo and more, at the EL¬ Manager Apartments block from campus, fur¬ DERLY INSTRUMENT Learn about parachute Call 351 3038 or 351-9538 nished, rent, MAC Ne¬ FEMALE TcT share house 329 CENTER S,r6et' 2 -------- mos' indoor arena' box SCHOOL. C-21 5-30 (3) on jumping with the MSU Sport FALLS SUMMER LEASING gotiable, evenings. 351 - with 2 others for summer. Frandor area. 81 lO/month ^s^pttmbeMS ^llecf JCaN DORM SIZE refrigerator- 349 2094 Parachuting Club at 8 to¬ 6308 or 332-0379. plus expenses 627-7414. evemngs 313-W- ^ ™ ENGLISH LANGUAGE P night, 106 Wonders Hall. 1-2 BEDROOM - Sum¬ 4-5-15 (5) 1317. 8-8 15 (5) 6693.5-5-20^ REGISTERED AUSTRAL- tutor. June-August. Ex¬ perienced English-E.S.L. Open to the public. mer, 1 block from MSU, 8250 a month/offer. 351 - SHARE HOUSE with non- NEED 1 FEMALE Own ALL STUDENT ADS BIKES- WOMANS 3- 750 g^o^aftef 630S Teacher. 86.00/hour, Vl "Conflict Resolution: Dis¬ Smoking females, 1 Block - Must be prepaid now apaed3 apeed Linda 1-3 p.m. 339-9961. aster Opportunity?," an VI 7 or 0432. 8-5-19 (3) room, house behind Dool- £-10 5 21(3) off campus, own Room, Through the end of the $45 487"39°9 after 5. 5-5-16 (5) MSU Counseling Center 8115/month plus 1/5 Utili¬ ey's. 9/80. 3-2746/7. Term. 16-5-30 (4) E-5-5-20 (3) I TREEHOUSE NORTH- 1 r—-| Making it in Marriage work¬ I Mobile Homes b; ties. 353-1072 or 371-5489 z-3-5-15 (3) - - - - - - » own room. Preferably a after 5 p.m. 10-5-23 (7) | 1 LOFT, GOOD condition 1 '' ' Typing Service shop, is from 3 to 5 p.m. Thursday, 207 Student Ser¬ female grad. with fall option. 332-0470. Summer WOMEN - 2 rooms in 4 | ROOmS \\s*\ ?a?Y assembly _885. 353- PARKWOOD 1968- TYPING, EXPERIENCED vices Bldg. Pre-registration ROOMMATE NEEDED bedroom house, on MAC. 2483. E-5-5-15 (3) 12x55, 2 bedrooms, fully 8-5-21 (4) Start 6/80. 351-6661. fast and reasonable. 371 - required. FEMALE NEEDED for 3- own bedroom in 5 woman house, near Frandor off 7 o c ic J __ _ ROOM AVA.LABLE nuuivi available now, no smokers, no cars. 823/ now NEW AND used banjos, mandoljn9 ~7~ guitars, etc! furnished, near MSU. $47^0 7 rail 3 5 16 4) qftqfi 4635. C 19-5-30 (3) a The Faculty Women's Michigan Avenue. 890, PROFESSIONAL EDIT¬ Association May luncheon is Bedroom apartment. $110. 394-6515. 3-5-14(3) available immediately. 3 BEDROOM duplex, year MODERN lease starts ^4.|°?6 M2" cordersDulcimers and kits. Re^ thousands of 2 BEDROOM MOBILE ING. Corrections to re¬ from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. 351-8530. 5-5-16 (5) writes. Typing. 332-5991. May 21, Pretzel Bell, featur¬ June. 8435/month. No ROOMS AVAILABLE sin bard to find albums and home. Near MSU. Partly OR-1-5-14 (3) ing guest speaker. Contact WANTED: MATURE fe¬ male to share townhouse ROOM IN Large house with fireplace on 1 acre, in pets. 332-0743. a k 1 a mi 2"5"14 (4) ol«Tnd 9 doubles 862 M doubles Sb^.&o- ^ D,SC0Un pnCeS' Expert repairs free esti- - furnished, patio and utility -heH Reacnnahio nriroc Gene Cords. for summer. Close to Okemos. 8120. plus one 90 00 month no utilities. ma,es. ELDERLY IN- ^ Call 349 M2fl FAST ACCURATE ing. Reasonable rates. Call typ¬ Fisheries and Wildlife Club MSU. Own room, pool, third utilities. Call Chris at FPMAl F TO FEMALE cha~o~h_ TO share house,c" 0ne b'°ck 10 campus' HBO, washer, STRUMENTS. 541 E. 3.5.16 (fi) plus. Days, call Ruth at parking tap Grand River. 332-4331. Monday-Friday. 489-6903. meets at 7 tonight, 223 349-4617. 8-5-23 (3) near campus, washer, OR-1-5-14 (3) 353-6391, evenings, 393- system. 351-9286. C-21-5-30 (9) I l Mi g tminil 11 - ~ I Natural Resources Bldg. dryer, central air, fire- I 7162. 5-5-16 (7) SUMMER OWN place, garage 8150/month Z-5-5-19 (6) ■ rOUDu 11 -^ | NEED A Open to the public. room acpicrFCFT^r cha„„„„ library search or a 860/month, campus .utilities. 393-0226. AVAILABLE JUNE 8 - computer produced SUBLEASE TWO bed¬ close. Matt 337-1245. 'bl ^oneware Never LOST-VENDING key on Dramatic readings by MSU Female, 875/month. Pets $70 Call 337-7499 after 5 spring. Lost between bibliography? Call GATE¬ professor Arthur Athanason room, June 15 through October 1, with optional extension of lease. Kings Z-8-5-23 (3) AVAILABLE 6/15. 2 bed¬ HEY STUDENTS! GREAT LAKES RENTALS is now allowed. 371-4182. z-8-5-22 (3) e r c m mi __:i_ Union and Demonstration Hall. Call Pete 332-0608. KEEPERS, at 349-6886. 12-5-30 (4) © dealing with parent-child confrontation in representa¬ Point East. 332-1976. 8-5-14 (5) room. 557 Cornell 8390. Lease. 332-0447 after 6 in your area houses and apartments of offering ROOMMATE fai| lease notion NEEDED, 112 S ccplcc speakers, jj walfs'TnTor sceakers 33 watts. All tor . Z-3-5-14 (4) 1ost LOST Ta^fs LADIES ~ gold ANN BROWN TYPING Dissertations-Manuscripts © tive contemporary plays are at 10 a.m. Thursday, East Lansing Public Library. p.m. 5-5-20 (4) a„ sizes and prices - summer and fall leases Z£Z&%,"2 * ^ Must sell. 355-2522. watch Reward 337-1145 349-6660. C-21-5-30 (3) © Sponsor: Friends of the East 4.5.16 (3) JacKie. 4-z-o-io iJ) THESIS EDITING by de¬ Lansing Public Library. BEAUTIFUL HUGE room available. Call now. 394- AMERICANA 2780 C-21 5-30 '91 rotpi ryom 9n \A/ntt 1— ,, greed professionals. Free 332-5322 very, very close. able. Summer. Negoti¬ Carolyn- ONE ROOM in 4 man Receiver, Phillips uirn I Peanuts Personal | fjl consultation. 339-8602. MSU Horticulture Club 1128 Victor Street HOUSE FOR rent- 1 year house full privileges, open table and KLH speakers. meets at 7 tonight, 205 332 5884. Z-2-5-15 (4) lease 4 bedroom Garaae June 7- $100 Per month, Excellent Condition. $320. LineTMAPC„ MALE, 33, answers Z-5J4(3) Horticulture Bldg. Topic: EDEN ROC CHARMING fumtshed 8360/morqh a" utilities, call 374-2732. 355-9248. Z-8-5-21 (5) Pat' Last seen May 4 COPYGnAPH SERVICE South Haven trip, dried fruit 372 ^ COUNTRY 332-8488 house summer sublet, 2 After SOOo m 5-5-20(4) Mac's Bar area. Reward. COMPLETED, DISSER¬ information, spring break trip. 252 River Street A FEW miles campus, 175 acres, barn 8200/month, 349- 11-5-23(5) ONE ROOM available for SCUBA for DIVING sale-8125. watch Call 353- Renae 332-9005. Z-3-5-16 (5) TATIONS AND RESUME SERVICE. Corner MAC and Grand River, 8:30 ©i Open to the public. Cambodian Relief Commit¬ ~7.7^ ~ summer in nice duplex. 1031. E-5-5-16 (3) OPENINGS 0861. Z-3-5-16 (4) M9 PARKLANE. Evergreen. Visit between 602 Call 332-6405. Z-3-5-16 (3) A|R CONDITIONERS- , 1 Personal ., fTI 1 LtJ a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Fri¬ day, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Satur¬ Cn tee meets at 3:30 p.m. today, 4 Student Services Bldg. FURNISHED PRIVATE FOR SUMMER . house for summer. 3 bed¬ k Tik ni"1' °n'V 5-5-15 (3) SUMMER Basement SUBLET: Good condition. 8100 Ef GULLIVER'S STATE day. 337-1666. C-21-5-30 (7) Open to the public. room in excel- 875. Call 646-0538. rooms, 3 blocks from DRUG is located 1V4 Business meetings for the north campus. Must be 3 FEMALES to share large good housekeepers. 8275/ 5 bedroom house for Abbo^f r°' HMason EXPERIENCED IBM typ¬ Lesbian/Gay Council are 1-96 & Cedar Street. New¬ er, large 1 & 2 bedrooms. Carpet, air, heat, appli¬ month + utilities. 0599. 8-5-23 (6) 351 - summer, own campus close, price nego- room, mi|e from Penney 351-7401. 7 q s ifi iki campus. a0MPLETEfh American SET Educator cyclopedias. $150. °f en- 663- FRISBEES 3-506 (5)'^ ing, dissertations Elite). FAYANN 489 0358. C 21-5-30 (3) (Pica N5 canceled for the rest of the year. Z Cn Tr,,, ..TTU .. . . _. liable. 351-3586 4385 E-5-5-15 (3) ances. 10 minutes to q e r ic ic\ _ _ Knob. Great seats. Call Group hypnosis is from 4 SUMMER. 4 Rooms. TWO WOMEN TYPING IN my home. to 5:30 p.m. campus, see to appre¬ needed today and Thurs¬ TWO 3 WAY Ultralinear Jjm 353-2546. Z 1 5 14 (3) Cn Close to MSU. Nice ciate, 393-1746. 8-5-14 (6) porch. Rent negotiable. NEAR CAMPUS, 5 bed- ^L'rsTwaT $Z ? Close to campus. Quality work! Cindy 9 a.m.-7 p.m. day, 217 Berkey Hall. Open to all students. For further in¬ FEMALE NEEDED - Lux¬ 332-7594. Z-3-5-16 (3) rooms. Summer only. 337 1898. 890/month. nererBuTcmhameX'n9Can fF°dc°;di^n- 353033°: [ Recreation ] [aa| 394-4448. C-21-5-30 (3) formation call 355-6061. ury apartment. Summer NEED FEMALE, summer, 4 5 14131 between 6-11pm 351- 2"!:51511?_<4,_ _ ' term. Own room. Rent 1932. X-5 5 15(6) EXPERT TYPING. Disser¬ Attention audiology and share duplex, own room, for SALE. Sanyo DISC JOCKEY tations negotiable. 332-1228. JUNE TO June lease 3 DCX2500K AM/FM stereo '#1 SOUND & DIS- - theses - business speech science majors: the 8 5-15 (4) June-June. 1 miles to - legal. MSU grad. 337- annual spring open house is MSU 8187.50/best offer. bedrooms 3 miles fmm SUMMER SUBLET- 1 receiver. 50 watts/chan- COUNT RECORDS team SUMMER SUBLET. 1-3 Prefer grad. 351-0259. camous bus roufe nan bedroom in 5 bedroom nel. 8100 or best offer. up to bring you your 0205. C-21-5-30 (3) from 2 to 4 p.m. Audiology and Saturday, Speech Z-8-5-23 (5) smokers 8300/month h°use. Male or female. Call 355-5867 p.m. favorite tunes for your UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS females, Pool. Rent nego¬ tiable. 337-2593. 8-5-16 (3) 332 6663 events Pe,s allowed $«7 50 + S-5-5-19 (5) next party. Phone 332- COMPLETE RESUME Science Bldg. Professors will discuss topics of interest. SUMMER SUBLET 2 20i5) utilities. Call 332-0130. 2212. Ask for Tom. SERVICE: Typesetting: 5-5-20 (5) PANASONIC PANASONIC SPFAKFRS SPEAKERS 16-5-30 (7) Bring your parents. DUPLEX: OWN room rooms available, close to offset printing; and bind¬ need FEMALES FOR summer and 8 track player, 860. two men 8100/ campus, rent negotiable. SPRINGTIME ENTER¬ ery services. Approved Wolf meets at 7:30 month. Call 489 4549, sublet. Furnished duplex. OWN ROOM in two bed¬ 353-6893. E-5-5-19 (3) tonight Call 332-6221. Z 2-5-15 (4) TAINMENT. Horseback dissertation printing and and Close. 337-0357. 8 5 16(3) room condominium. 8150 Thursday, 111 Olds Hall. 10-5-15 (3) riding, hayrides, sunset binding specialists. For per month. Includes utili¬ LARGEST CASSETTE Topic: "Wolves and the Wolf MATURE FEMALE Resi¬ rides, moonlight rides, estimate, stop in at 2843 Men." Open to the public. LOOKING FOR fall hous¬ ties. Haslett. Roger, even¬ STOCK EVER. All cheap. FEMALE, START June, dential house, summer, '/j and campouts. Boarding E. Grand River or phone block, 8125 ing? Call Mid-Michigan. ings, 349 2844. 8-5-23 (5) Quality guaranteed. FLAT 332-8414. C-21-5-30 (9) Quiet, non-smoking, own + . Rich, 332- and lessons available. MSU Management Club room. 8135. 393 0664 0131 (after 3 p.m.), 377- They have over 400 pro¬ BLACK & CIRCULAR. CRAZY C RIDING presents a discussion with perties to choose from, ROOM FOR female. 8105/ Above Paramount. EXPERIENCED IBM 6-5-16 (3) 4702 X 5-5-19 (4) STABLE. 676-3710. typ Arthur and they specialize in the month. 534 Albert Andersen and Co., tt 5. 16-5-30 (5) OR 1-5-14 (8) ist. Dissertations, and SUMMER MSU area. Call today and 332 5988 or 337-1562. "Consulting ... Is It For SUBLET 1-bedroom SUBLET; term papers. Call 349 You'," at 7 tonight. Teak see if they have what 8-5 14 (4) RECORDS! THOU¬ apartment. Available June room, fall option Close, BLUEGRASS EXTEN¬ 6692. OR-21-5 30 (3) you're looking for. 337- SANDS to choose from, Room, Eppley Center. Open 15. Birchfield apartments negotiable 332-8309. SUMMER TERM- Rooms, 751 and up, all quality SION SERVICE plays to the 5-5-20 (3) 8023. C-21-5-30 (8) TYPING TERM public. off Jolly Road Call 882 weddings, parties, 655- papers. 1 block from MSU. 855- guaranteed. WAZOO RE¬ 0539 days. 8-5-20 (5) 1366 or 353-9695. Experienced, fast service ECKANKAR meets to dis¬ SUMMER HOUSING 815- 80 month 332-6468 11-7 CORDS, 223 Abbott, 337 FALL-2 bedroom duplex C-21-5-30 (3) IBM Call 351-8923. 23 per week. Call 332 0834 p.m. X 8 5-16 (3) 0947. C-21-5-30 (5) cuss dreams and self-realiza¬ IF YOU would like a place near MSU. 8320 + utili OR-21-5-30 (3) after 6, Rick or Jon. tion at 8 tonight, 116 to rent, but don't know ties Nice. Call 332-3082 Bessey BOOKS! 3 floors where to look, call GREAT after 5 p.m. Z-3 5-16 (4) 12-5-23 (31 Must ALL STUDENT ADS be prepaid now books, magazines and of ["RummagTsaie"! | ^ | Hall. Open to the public. LAKES today for sure, SUMMER SUBLET 35 comics. CURIOUS BOOK MSU Pre law Association there's hundreds in our SUMMER SUBLET. Close Through the end of the BOOKS!! NEW, used, all bedrooms, 2 baths, great Term. S 16 5 30 (4) SHOP, 307 East Grand presents a panel discussion kinds, at low prices. Bene¬ MOVING TO San Francis¬ book. 394 2680. to campus. 3-5 rooms in location, pets, 8380, 332 River, East Lansing. 332- with MSU faculty and pre¬ house. Rent negotiable. fits the Gypsy Scholar, co need help driving a C 19? JO (7) 8728. 6-5-15 (4) SUMMER ROOM in 0112 C 2 15-30 (5) law advisors at 7 Call 332 6337 Z-4 5 19 (41 furnished house. 875 U.S.A's only Grad Lit. U-Haul truck. Will pay tonight, 128 or Natural Science FEMALE ROOMMATE for less. Debbie 485 0491. JVC BIPHONIC portable Crit. Journal. May 14-16, motel and gas. Leaving Bldg Open SUMMER DUPLEX, 3 to the public. summer term, Own room. 8-5-16 (3) cassette recorder seldom Second Floor, Morrill Hall. May 19. Call Steve 372 ALL STUDENT ADS bedroom, garage, laun¬ 5-5-16 (6) 7740. 8 5-14 (5) Non-smoker Close to used-like new. 8150. Pan¬ Must be prepaid now dry, near campus. 8300/ SUMMER ROOM in MSU Marketing Associa¬ campus. 371 5291. asonic record changer, Through the end of the month. 355 4899 tion announces Committee 8-5 16 (4) Term. 16-5-30 (4) 8 5 19 (4) house 2 blocks campus, male, rent negotiable. Call 825. Call Rich, 5-5740. E-5-5 14 (51 I Service |p^| PSYCHOLOGY Student seeks full time GRAD Day sign ups are from 10 a.m. 337 0021 5 5 16 (3) to 5 p.m. today, marketing LUXURY APARTMENT- NEED 3 for summer sub FOUR BEDROOM duplex, HOUSEKEEPING - 1 job, now till the end of office, third floor, Eppley Summer sublet, GIBSON 12 string guitar, time or regular basis. Rea¬ term. Any work Mike 9 pool, let. 3 bedroom duplex. 2 1 block from campus. Cleaning the attaic? Sell Center. Members only. acoustic with case. 8350. sonable rates. Call 485- a.m. 12 noon. 355 7990. close to campus. Must fall option. 882 1380 Summer only, furnished. unwanted items in these 351 1553. 6 5-16 (3) 353 3460 8-5-19 (3) 6574. 8-5-15 (4) 2-5 14 (4) see. 5-5 15(41 332 7096. 8-5-19 (5) columns. icontinued on page 14) The State News. East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 14, 1980 13 HAGAR the Horrible SPONSORED BY: by Dik Browne Daily "Iv Highlights (6)WJIM-TV(CBS) (lO)WILX-TV(NBC) (11/26)WElM-TV(Cable) (12)WJRT-TV(ABC) WEDNESDAY (10) Tonight 1:00 9:00 (12) Phil Donahue (10) Tomorrow (6-12) Phil Donahue (23) Captioned ABC News 1:30 (10) Mike Douglas 12:30 (12) News (23) Sesame Street (12) Star Trek 2:00 10:00 12:40 (10) News (6) Jeffersons (10) Card Sharks (6) Movie PEANUTS (12) Mary Tyler Moore by Schulz (23) Mister Rogers 10:30 (6) Whew! 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(6) Young And The Restless (10) Days Of Our Lives I ..I. - TMAV*J 5-14 (12) All My Children 2:00 (6) As The World Turns (10) Doctors (12) One Life (23) Over Easy TRAVELS WITH FARLEY 2:30 by Phil Frank (10) Another World (23) Look At Me 3:00 (6) Guiding Light (12) General Hospital (23) High School Quiz Bowl 3:30 (23) Villa Alegre 4:00 SPONSORED BY: (6) Flintstones (10) Here Come The Brides Candy Girl (12) Match Game goes down like (23) Sesame Street a spoonful of sugar 4:30 (6) Brady Bunch (12) Gunsmoke 5:00 (6) Six Million Dollar Man (10) Roots (11) Impressions B.C. Curious Book Shop SPONSORED BY: (23) Mister Rogers by Johnny Hart (11) WELM News (12) News r stand y'aife uctxitte an ap^nhs (23) Electric Company (6-10) News 6:00 V fWrhe L£AD/N:" TftJ^AN CARETS: MAN . . MrfH" .> tfokrts, vv& eorr^e- — ^ /nvwTj (11) TNT True Adventure Trails (23) Dick Cavett 6:30 (6) CBS News (10) NBC News (11) Tempo (12) ABC News (23) Over Easy tyur 7:00 (6) Tic Tac Dough C19B0 Universal Press Svndi (10) Sanford And Son (11) Arts Lansing SAM and SILO SPONSORED BY: (12) Jim Rockford, Private Investigator by Jerry Dumas and Mort Walker 7:30 (6) Happy Days Agoin SOMETHIIHS'G WRONG WITHJ RJMNY...ThlAT'S (10) Joker's Wild ] TklE othiEB fFJONT Wl-lEEL, WklAT TkiE MAYOP (11) Arson: It Should Burn too ALWAYS You Up GAYG (23) MocNeil/Lehrer Report j 8:00 (6) Movie (10) Reol People (11) We All Live Here (12) Charlie's Angels (23) Shakespeare Plays 8:30 (11) Lansing Alive 9:00 (10) Diff'rent Strokes (11) Over-Exposure 9:30 BEETLE BAILEY SPONSORED BY: (11) Capitol Area Super by Mort Walker Cross 10:00 (10) Quincy (11) Signals (12) VegaS 10:10 (23) Music In The Age Of Shakespeare 10:30 (23) Excellence Forever 11:00 (6-10-12) News (23) Dick Cavett 11:30 (6) Black Sheep Squadron 14 The State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 14, 1980 Student Council icontinued from page 3) had expressed concern that administrators would not give the council as much input if a student chaired it. "My concern is the lack of administrative input," said Marie Foley. College of Business representative. "I think the council's been kind of slighted (since it has had a student chairperson)." Spivey, however, said the student chairperson is needed to provide leadership for the body and to serve as the body's spokesperson. He said a major problem during the past few years has been that people outside the council do not know who to contact if they have a concern to present to the board. Foley, the only member who voted against the motion, said council members who will return next year should begin thinking about who would be qualified for the job, since in her opinion it will require a great deal of experience. Faculty split i continued from page 3) students to get to know their professors and other students more easily than with the quarter system. "1 FIRMLY BELIEVE that the quarter system i^the most efficient teaching system," added Leo Nothstine, a professor of engineering. He said the quarter system makes both students and faculty work harder and is therefore a more effective teaching system. Clayton Wells, the dean of Lifelong Education, said the University has a commitment to the citizens of Michigan and the Legislature to serve non-traditional students because of MSU's land grant philosophy. Reducing the number of terms would reduce the opportunities for non-traditional students to take classes, he said. Kreinin suggested to Provost Clarence L. Winder that he address the concerns of the professional colleges and answer general questions at the Academic Council meeting May 20. It's What's Happening icontinued from page 12) Tourism Club meets to discuss Chicago trip and ..... c. CH r,.rl, elections of next year's of- meet, at.Bin 6.30 n«k tonight, Oak ,icers at 6:15 ,oni9ht' "0 £pp|ey Cemer Qpen tQ fhe Alpha Tau Omega frater¬ Student Affairs Division is nity sponsors the second offering a Women's Self- annual ATO All-Campus Defense Clinic from 7 to 10 Swim for the American tonight, main lounge, Rather Cancer Society from 1 to 5 Hall. Clinic will feature in¬ p.m. Thursday, IM Sports- struction in basic self-defense West outdoor pool, weather tactics and techniques. permitting, indoors if not. Pledge sheets are available at the ATO house, 151 Bogue MSU-Undergraduate St. American Academy of Osteo¬ pathy presents a guest from MSU Circle K Service Club China on acupuncture at 7 meets at 6 tonight. Sun- p.m. Thursday, E-106 Fee porch, Union. Open to the Hail. Open to the public. public. 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