VOLUME 74 NUMBER 84 tate MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY, EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48824 News THURSDAY MAY 15 1980 USPS 520 260 'Pop' loses $25-31,000 on By JIM MITZELFELI) State News Staff Writer 8-a-day If the estimate of 2,000 spectators is accurate that an income of only Pop Entertainment Productions $20,000 would have come in on the lost about $30,000 the event. on Eight-A- Day-For-The-Eighties concert held In addition, Pop Entertainment May 3. spent about $4,800 on 2,200 T-shirts "It is the biggest loss ever from a which were purchased for $2.20 and The cycle of Mother Nature's wrath in Kalamazoo single date concert," said Ron Stump, sold for $5 at the concert. Pop began with the first of three tornadoes from the advisor to Pop Entertainment, which Entertainment sold so few during the west shortly after 4 p.m. Tuesday (above). One is funded by student taxes. concert that spectators were stopped hour later, five lay dead and $50 million in Carl Bressler, Pop Entertainment after the concert and asked if they director, said the loss is between woulu buy the T-shirts at cost for damages were inflicted in the western Michigan $24,000 and $31,000. $2.20, Bressler said. city. Gilmore's department store was hit especial¬ Both Bressler and ASMSU Bressler said there were two cases ly hard (left); the eastern wall of the building Comp¬ troller Terry Buckley, however, say it of the shirts left over after the was blown away. Amid the calm devastation, is too early to get concert. an accurate workers began the long ordeal of cleaning the assessment of the exact loss because 'continued on page 9) piles of debris Wednesday (below). of the many bills that are yet outstanding. Pop Entertainment has a reserve of $7,000 besides an unknown current balance to be determined by this year's concert profits. The rest of the Anderson loss will have to be made up by obtaining a loan from the Program¬ ming Board. The concert, held in Jenison Field- to remain house, featured seven different rock groups and attracted about 2,000 spectators for the all-day festival. Pop Entertainment knew as early as four days before the concert in Mich, that it would probably lose about $30,000 regardless of whether the concert was State News Tony Dugal State News Tony Dugal held, said a programming board member who asked not to be named. "They (Pop Entertainment) came to primary us on April 30 and told us they had Bv SUSAN TOMPOR estimated that they would lose Stale News Staff Writer $50 MILLION DAMAGE $30,000 either way," confirmed board member Bob Carr, "so we decided if The state Republican battle to eliminate independent John Ander¬ we're going to lose the same amount son from Michigan's GOP either way, we might as well go ahead primary ballot will move to the state Supreme with the concert." Court today after a defeat in the Kalamazoo cleans up "We didn't have much choice the Michigan Court of Appeals. way things were presented to us," he The appeals court ruled Wednes¬ said. "The Programming Board has day that there was not enough time taken steps to make sure this kind of a available before the May 20 presi¬ thing won't happen again." dential primary to remove Ander¬ The estimate given to the Program¬ By ROLAND WILKERSON entering the central business district service to most homes today. son's name from the ballot, as the State News Staff Writer Annen said there were few injuries ming Board on April 30 included 700 state party because of the extensive damage, but requested in the suit filed KALAMAZOO — A massive effort business owners, managers and main¬ Red Cross workers also worked because most heeded the warning day of the-concert ticket sales. Al¬ Tuesday. began Wednesday to clean up the tenance around the clock providing first aid sirens and took shelter. though the final ticket count is not yet But GOP chairperson Mel Larsen crews were allowed to enter aftermath of the deadly tornadoes and shelter to the homeless, as well as Although one of the twisters in, Stump said Pop Entertainment the restricted area. sold about 000 tickets on the disagreed, saying his party will take touched down within 50 feet of a day of the that swept through the city Tuesday The mayor requested that all offering refreshments to police and the matter to the Michigan Supreme Western Michigan University resi¬ concert. killing five people and causing an businesses in the central district stay cleanup workers. Court. estimated $50 million closed until Friday morning in order to dence hall, the only reported damage Pop Entertainment spent an esti¬ "When they open those machines damage. Although the city mated $52,000 on expenses for the The twisters, which injured more keep downtown traffic at a minimum. suffered its was fallen tree limbs, Deputy Chief of on Tuesday," Larsen said, "they have "severest disaster" ever, Western's police Lanny Wilde said. all day than 70 people, whipped through the A curfew was imposed from 9 Mayor concert, including about to put uncommitted stickers next to p.m. Annen said it will continue to grow $22,000 for talent; $13,000 for adver¬ central business district and a residen Tuesday to 7 a.m. Wednesday. Police delegates for Anderson. There is no and prosper. Wilde said Tuesday night classes tising; $5,000 for physical plant labor; tial section of Kalamazoo problem putting one over his name." Township. reported that three persons were were dismissed early because of the $3,800 on sound: $3,500 on City officials originally estimated arrested for disobeying the order. "We're a strong and resilient security; Attorney General Frar.k J. Kelley that seven persons died, but revised city an curfew, but added that students went and $1,000 for hospitality, a Pop ruled Monday that Anderson's name About 180 state troopers were will recover," he said. outside regardless of the order. Entertainment the estimate when they realized one called to the battered city to direct memo projected. could not be removed*from the May person had not died and another was traffic and keep unauthorized persons 20 ballot, saying the March 21 counted twice. from entering restricted areas. deadline for such action had been About SENDS LETTERS TO BOARD passed when Anderson dropped out long Mayor Edward J. Annen Jr. met 1.200 people were left homeless because of the funnel clouds, of the running for the Republican Wednesday with federal and state officials to speed the flow of federal which damaged about 400 homes and nomination. Anderson announced on Mackey clarifies alum disaster funds to the city. Gov. businesses. Temporary housing set up April 24 that he would seek the William G. Mitliken Tuesday declared the city a disaster area, but President Carter must approve the funds. in nearby schools was used little, however, because many stayed with friends and relatives. victims stance presidency as an independent. It was after Kelley's ruling Monday that state Republicans filed suit in the Before the city can receive aid, Utility crews started repairs late court of appeals charging that too By KARL BLANKENSHIP According to the letter, Mackey's decision to ask for however, a specific estimate of total Tuesday afternoon and worked State News Staff Writer much confusion would be caused by damages must be made, Annen said. around the clock to restore Kinney's resignation came after interviews with various the inclusion of the independent telephone MSU President Cecil Mackey sent letters City building and housing inspec¬ service and electricity to the Monday to University groups including administrators, faculty and candidate on the GOP ballot. ravaged members of the MSU Alumni Association's Executive students. tors began combing the devastated residential district. Board to clarify his position The suit also asserted that Ander to accurately concerning the association. "It was my conclusion that Jack Kinney was not the areas estimate the Michigan Bell could not estimate the The letter, labeled confidential and son's chances for a spot on the personal by person to head the alumni association of Michigan State damage and are expected to complete number of homes that lost phone recipients, presented a chronology of events leading up November ballot might be hindered if the assessment today. service, but a company spokesperson to his request for the University and that the institution could not look to him his name remained on the GOP resignation of Alumni Association for the leadership that will be required in the Most citizens were barricaded from said crews would be able to restore years primary ballot, president Jack Kinney. icontinued on page 14) icontinued on page 9) ARENA AND INTRAMURAL By DON CALDWELL Report suggests two on-campus facilities met. State News Staff Writer fairly small, though some fold-up, or telescopic, seats women's track programs and intramural tennis. MSU should consider building a new on-campus arena would allow flexibility for a variety of performances and A major objection to the third THE REPORT ESTIMATED that the cost of the new exhibitions. option is that it would and a separate intramural facility to meet the not Drovide east campus with nearbv intramural explosive facilities would be between $20 million and $30 million growth in demand by students for recreation facilities, The committee's second option would put the two facilities. The reports also said that it is doubtful that, each. The committee was instructed to evaluate the according to a report to MSU President Cecil Mackey. facilities in the first proposal under one roof. Tennis even if remodeled, Jenison could options without considering cost restraints, however, to satisfy the program A committee appointed by Mackey in the fall to study courts, as in the first option, would be in an adjacent needs. , determine which plan would best serve long-run the possibility of combining a new arena with new structure or at another site. The fourth option — which is the least desirable to the intramural facilities reported that separate structures University needs. The intramural portion of the building would operate committee The first — would include one major building to house and preferred — option would would better meet the needs of students. — develop the independently of the all events arena, with separate all programs. Tennis, as in the other project as a two-building complex at separate campus options, would be The Sports Facility Study Committee, a 12 member entrances and public spaces. housed in an adjacent structure or at another site. locations. The intramural facility would be located near group chaired by University Architect Robert Siefert, COMMITTEE MEMBER BRUCE Studer said the Telescopic seating would allow the east campus and would emphasize adequate areas for arena seating and offered Mackey four alternatives for expanding committee would give this option the top priority if it main floor to be converted for intramural basketball use. campus physical fitness and intramural sports, with minimal could be designed to be significantly cheaper than the All other intramural activities would be located around facilities to accommodate recreational, sporting and spectator seating. first, and non athletic events. Under this proposal, the arena would be a was designed to allow simultaneous events in the periphery of the arena area. With tennis and racquetball court reservations many- the facilities. SCHEDULING OF INTRAMURAL sports and other seating facility designed primarily for spectator ac Under a third plan, Jenison Fieldhouse and Dem snapped up minutes after the IM's begin accepting them tivities. Along with sporting events, the committee events in this type of multi use facility would remain a daily, and with basketball courts and other 1M facilities onstration Hall would be extensively remodeled to emphasized, the new arena would be designed to hold problem as it is now in Jenison, the report said. at a premium, Mackey accommodate intramural needs, and an all-events arena apparently saw fit to study how commencement exercises, conventions, concerts and Combining two programs into one multi use space the large demand for recreation facilities could best be like the one in the first option would be built. A structure other non-sports events. The floor area itself would be usually works to the detriment of both programs, the adjacent to the arena would house the men's and icontinued on page 14) Thursday, May 15, 1980 2 The State News East Lansing Michigan Today will be mostly O Focus NATION/WORLD sunny with a high low to mid 60s. in the auto industry was in a slump similar to its current French committee of helping the Soviets justify their Iranians arrest 2 Americans military intervention in Afghanistan. He said he spoke Egypt to resume talks decline. In Washington, meanwhile. President Garter and auto less as secretary of state than "a citizen of the United Iranian President Abolhassan Bani Sadr claimed CAIRO. Egypt (API — President Anwar Sadat said industry leaders met for over two hours Wednesday to on States whose father was born in Russian-occupied Wednesday that Egypt, at the urging of President fashion an informal arrangement to consult on industry Wednesday that 96 armed American agents, led by Poland." Iranian sympathizers, landed in Iran recently on a In his message to the NATO Defense Planning Carter, will resume Palestinian autonomy talks despite a problems. two-week sabotage and assassination mission. "formidable" gap in the negotiations with Israel. Committee, Muskie urged meaningful economic In a policy speech to Parliament, he also announced an He spoke in a Tehran radio interview a short time after the Iranian prosecutor-general's office reported the sanctions against Iran, declaring that ingenuity, not end to martial law effective Thursday and a ban on Korean students cause havoc force, offers the best hope for freeing the American arrest and imprisonment of two American men for their religious-based political groups that spread dissension. hostages. "Make them see they must pay a price," he He also said he will assume administrative duties SEOUL, South Korea (AP - Demonstrating students alleged part in last month's failed hostage rescue effort. said. The State Department said it had no information about formerly handled by the prime minister and appoint poured into downtown Seoul Wednesday, paralyzing the two men and no comment on the claims made by deputy prime ministers to oversee certain sectors of the traffic and clashing with police in anti-government Police vehicles were burned and wrecked in one Bani-Sadr. Carter offers to airlift Cubans government. Of other topics during the four-hour speech broadcast protests. of the five provincial cities where demonstrations also Bani Sadr also claimed "two helicopters." presumably U.S. military aircraft, landed in the Bakhitvaris nationwide, Sadat said he was canceling defense and took place. WASHINGTON (API — President Carter offered national security taxes applied on income and luxuries, The government placed troops and armored personnel mountains in central Iran. He said the helicopters were Wednesday to remove refugees from Cuba by airlift and and was ordering a reduction in prices on certain basic carriers around the Capitol building as the number of carrying arms, that the American agen's were accom¬ sealift if President Fidel Castro agrees to the operation commodities and stricter controls on other prices. demonstrators estimated in Seoul alone increased to panied by 19 Iranians, all longtime residents of the and permits screening of the refugees on Cuban soil. United States, and that arms were already being 30,000. It was not known how many demonstrators were The proposal, which Carter announced personally, also involved outside Seoul. supplied to rebels in northwestern Iran, would allow the U.S. government to determine the Auto sales continue to drop number of Cubans who would be permitted to seek Saudi Arabia ups oil prices Muskie speaks with allies asylum here during the next 12 months. DETROIT lAP) — Sales by U.S. automakers in early "In summary," a White House statement said, "the May sank to the lowest point in 22 years, company NEW YORK (AP) — Saudi Arabia, considered a BRUSSELS, Belgium (API — Secretary of State U.S. will welcome Cubans, seeking freedom, in accord¬ reports indicated Wednesday, as the troubled auto moderate on pricing among members of the Organization Edmund S. Muskie said Wednesday the French Olympic ance with our laws, and we will pursue every avenue to industry continued its year-long decline. of Petroleum Exporting Countries, raised its price for oil Committee's decision to reject President Carter's call for establish an orderly and regular flow." The five producers delivered 142,652 cars in the first by $2 a barrel, industry sources said Wednesday. The a boycott of the Summer Games in Moscow is The statement also said Castro "has taken hardened 10 days of the months, down 42 percent from 245,124 a new price will be $28 a barrel, retroactive to April 1. "incomprehensible." criminals out of prison and mental patients out of year ago. The move still left Saudi Arabia's price below the In a comment made to reporters as he conferred here hospitals and has forced boat owners to take them to the The performance was worse than that of early-May average price of slightly more than $30 a barrel for all with Western European allies, Muskie accused the u.s.- 1975, during the recession of the mid 1970s, when the OPEC members. Sassoon vs. Sasson The NEW man YORK (AP) - famous for hair merchandiser, contending filed the suit jeans Positions Open... ii*9 Cen*«r styles figured he was being maker's television com¬ a »»>•!*' efW confused with the jeans mercials pronounced "Sas¬ Fall '80 Mies maker, so he filed suit. son" as "Sassoon." The ino* VM. 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Business Manager The S'ote News is publshed by the students of Michigan State University Copy Editor every class day during Fob Winter and Soring school te'ms Monday Photo Editor Wednesday and Fridays during Summer term and a specal Welcome Weel« edition is published in Sep'embe' Subsciotion rate s $25 per year Layout Design Editor Second class postage poid a' Eost lons.ng Mich Editorial and business offices a' 345 Student Services Bldg Organization Editor Michigan Sto'e University Eos' Lansing Mich 48824 Post Olfice publication number is 520260 Postmaster Please send form 359 to State News 345 Student Services Applications available in room 30 Student Services. Building in care of MSU Messenger Service Eas* Lansing Mich 48823 GERALD H. COY GENERAL MANAGER ROBERT L. BULLARD SALES MANAGER Newt Editoriol 355 8252 Deadline: May 19, 1980. Clasiified ads 355 8255 Display Advertising 353-6400 Butinett Office . 355-3447 Photographic 355 8311 T'ride Week V.ens MAY 16-24, 1980. ,.,h50ro^n'8 6 Watch for these and other events throughout the week. fc'VV! $T$88 are n? ' FRIDAY May 16. - Nikon *ccep's SSOT »es occe" HCV QtiWhfi folly GRAND RIVER & ABBOTT 6pm SATURDAY May 17 Lot J4t Second ,c t)ec«Vnb *°° on^°°° THE THEATRE GROUP OF ANN ARBOR 8pm Kellogg Center Auditorium $2.50. SUNDAY May 18: *7 ST. JOHNS EAST 2pm FRIDAY May 23. TyOhi WriSOH tH ^OHCCvt And "Pat *io>u v 'ffevtvuii Stein' ERICKSON KIVA 8pm $1 SATURDAY May 24. V;; 'hfiUibHiiQH htConcert with June Millington, Jackie Robbins \S\lSI | he- State News. Inc. The State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, May 15, 1980 5 Commissioner raps Static arises county hiring record over TP filing By MIKE CHAUDHURI he said. State News Staff Writer for FM stations He said the reason the Personnel Ingham County did not hire enough Department released the minority hiring minorities during the first three months of figures to commissioners was that it 1980, an Ingham County Commissioner wanted to prevent a trend from occurring. said at the Ingham The county could fall below its affirma¬ County Board of By ROGER MARTIN Commissioners' meeting Tuesday. tive action guidelines if it continues to hire MSU is awaiting approval from the Federal Com¬ Grady Porter, D-Lansing, said the minorities at the rate it did during the first munications Commission for a non-commercial, ed¬ county hired only two minorities from three months in 1980, he said. ucational FM radio station. January through March, despite the fact A public file at the Michigan State Radio Network that 109 minorities applied for jobs during ALSO APPROV ED W AS a summer (MSN) indicated further complications may delay the that period. Eighteen of those minorities decision. jobs program, which will provide 12 jobs were "referred" to department heads, who this summer for disadvantaged youths. Gross Telecasting, Inc., licensee of WJIM-TV Channel then made final decisions 6 in regarding hiring, Mark Grebner, D-East Lansing, said Lansing, has filed a petition with the FCC to deny the Porter said. license. Gross asserts that the signal from the that in the past the county was able to hire proposed A total of 43 people was hired by the as many as 50 people in the summer. MSU station would interfere with WJIM's signal. county in that period. Porter said. A report, submitted to the MSU Board of Trustees Those statistics "stink," Porter said. "I "One of the tragedies of the budget by cutbacks we have experienced in the past an engineering team employed by the University, states think they're lousy." that Gross' claim is not without basis — but is somewhat "I'mconcerned about it," he said, adding several years is that we have had to cut exaggerated. he has given the statistics to the back the summer jobs program to the Lansing The firm, John F.X. Browne branch of the National Association for the Associates, asserts that present status," he said. the petitioners contentions are based on receiver Advancement of Colored People. That In other action, the board authorized performance data that are 27 years old. organization will decide whether to take The report also states that an FCC statute competition biddingon seven police radios. would any action involving the county's hiring The radios were returned to the county by require MSU to compensate for any interference caused rates, Porter said. Meridian Township after the township by the proposed FM station. formed its own police department last (continued on page 11) "YOU HAVE TO LOOK at the overall year. picture," said Charles Young, Ingham County's personnel division director. The board also agreed to reimburse the county drain commissioner's budget with About 9.5 percent of Ingham County's more than $20,000 for expenditures for the employees are minorities, Young said. South Looking Glass Inter-County drain That figure is above guidelines set by the project. The costs were incurred before IF YOU ARE BROAD-SHOULDERED county's voluntary affirmative action plan, the project was declared unnecessary. AND NARROW-WAISTED 1 YOU BELONG IN AN ATTIC SUIT ISSUES OF FUTURE State News Elaine Thompson 1 WEEK ONLY Hare Krishna followers made their second visit to campus this term Wednesday at the Ad¬ Special Collection African ministration Building. While Prabhanu das Krishna program set Heft) and Yamunatattacarva das provide music, Sarvabhauma das explains Krishna con¬ VESTED SUIT sciousness to senior Mike Shuty. reg. $130 to $180 A three-day exploration of issues in Room, Union. Africa's future, entitled "Contemporary Other speakers will talk on "African now Issues in African Development: Women in Women in Political Change" at 1:30 p.m. Social Change and Social Input Analysis," begins today. Friday in the Tower Room. "The Practice of Social Soundness and Author to talk on campus $ 100 Sambizanga, a feature film depicting Impact Analysis" will be the topic of the efforts of an Angolan women to rescue another panel talk at 9 a.m. Sizes 36-46 Saturday in The basis for feminist her husband who had been arrested for his 201 International Center. college of social science, women's studies, and consciousness in women's the departments of psych- Sorry— role in the Angolan resistance, will be Speakers will lead a group discussion at American Thought and alterations literature will be discussed ology, religious studies, shown at 7:30 tonight in B102 Wells Hall. noon Saturday at a luncheon in the Old Language. by author at extra It is open to the public at no College Room of the Union Grill an a colloqui¬ charge. The um at 3:30 p.m. today in film is presented by the Office of Women A roundtable discussion on "The Eval¬ •Frandor 105 South Kedzie Hall. in International series of Third Development, World as one women in films a uation of Social Impact: Prospects" will be held at Problems and 2 p.m. in 201 Carol Christ, author of Young will speak a! Kellogg •Lansing Mall •Logan Center sponsored by the Graduate Coordinating International Center. Diving Deep and Surfac¬ Former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Council through a COGS Media Grant. All events of the three-day program are ing, will speak at the Andrew Young will be the speaker at the fifth annual \L- MOlDiN-tf ID'S event. The colloquium is A series of speakers will address free and open to the public. It is sponsored open to the public. John A. Hannah International Development Lecture at 8 AfK The Attic "Women in Economic Transformation in by the African Studies Center and Office p.m. June 3 in Kellogg Center Auditorium. 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Michigan Thursday, May 15, 1980 Entertainment ROCKABILLY CRAMPS Leo Kottke in Erickson Saturday Short Cuts: rock roundup Mariah Folk and Blues is bringing the folksy music was included in the Academy By JOHN NEILSON uniquely American composer and guitar award-winning Days of Heaven sound¬ ist virtuoso Leo Kottke to Erickson Kiva track, and Performance Magazine in 1976 State News Reviewer this Saturday for two shows at 8 and 10:30 Just catching up on a few goodies I've missed . . . gave him the Best Instrumentalist award. The Dickies p.m. As Kottke says about himself, "I'm an — Dawn Of The Dickies (A&M SP 4796): Kottke will be playing songs from his When this band opened for 999 at Dooley's they were a oddity. No one has ever known what to newest album, Balance, the new and call me. It bothers some people in the visual and comic treat, but their songs all come out acclaimed record on which Kottke has business. There's no sounding like musical hamburger. On their second album, way to peddle me . . . added for the first time a rhythm section It's like however, the group's vocal melodies and subtle use of trying to describe the guy who to strengthen his keyboards and sax give their material real character, original and musically works behind the drugstore counter. I'm and several of the complex compositions. afraid my music is all there is of me." songs are insidiously catchy. In the Kottke's dedication and musical Fast. Loud and Dumb Sweepstakes, the Dickies aren't mas Tickets for Leo Kottke can be bought far behind the Ramones, and tery have garnered him a loyal and through noon Friday for $6.50, then yet they're also far from devoted following. He has been awarded are they being just an imitation (for one thing, they have $7.50 at the door. Tickets can be more Guitar Player's Magazine's Best Acoustic guitar leads). bought at the Union ticket office, Elderly Guitarist award for the last five years. His Leo Kottke The group's cover ol Nights In White Satin" would Instruments, and Castellani's Market. probably give hard-core Moody Blues fans a coronary, and that's as good a reason for playing this record at high volume as I've heard. Nearly every tune has at least one great hook to keep you coming back for more, with "Tricia Toyota," "Manny, Moe and Jack," and the superbly-titled "Infidel Zombie" standing out from the Cult film Star Dark Fri & Sat pack (the latter song features some hot sax tooting by Chuck Wagon). Some people will no doubt think that the John Carpenter, who gave us Halloween and The to mission Fog, control, an alien that the prop master must Dickies are as much fun as sticking your head in the Flash And The Pan wasn't always so prosperous. Back before Halloween, a have created in five minutes from — Lights In The Night (Epic JE a big orange beanbag blender and pushing the "puree" button, but all I can 36432): Flash And The Pan and essentially Harry Vanda group of friends joined with him in making Dark Star, a chair, a cryongenic storage area containing the dead say is don't knock it till you've tried it. And George Young — who were also the creative thrust super-low budget science fiction film that has become a commander — the creativity is endless. Aside from the If nothing else, the cover art (which takes off from the behind the Easybeats and cult favorite in New York and San Francisco. cuteness, there is a valid analogy in Dark Star. These "Friday On My Mind" — and their debut album was an intriguing blend of influences Dark Star concerns a group of tired, down and-out astronauts might as well be migrant farm Night of the Living Dead/Dawn of the Dead movies) grouchy, alone is worth the price of this album. Trash rock at its ranging from their own '60's pop to Pink Floyd and 10CC, travel-weary astronauts on an indefinite mission to seek workers or union labor for the meaninglessness and with a little discobeat thrown in. That album was also out worlds and planets that are unstable or frustration and lack of reward they find in their jobs. It's trashy best. imperfect and The Tourists memorable for the way in which at least half of the to destroy them. In contrast to most an absurd mission that no — Reality Effect (Epic NJE 36386): Mix songs space spectaculars longer or never did make sense were spoken (in a voice reminiscent of Dire Straits' (which this film delights in parodying), the crewmembers and they're just doing their duty and wanting it all to together equal parts of the Move, Sell-Out vintage Who, Mark the Byrds, the Searchers, acid-era Jefferson Knopfler) rather than dislike each other, the ship is a real wreck with Airplane, sung. laundry come to some sort of end. Abba and the Bay City Rollers, and what The calculated sense of distance this added to the lines in the crew's cotroom, and dingy decks of dark For you you end up with science fiction fans, the chintzy effects and music was interesting, but it also rooms with gas pipes and boilers. In is a lot more fun to listen to than it is to categorize. While kept the album on my place of those sleek props will be either bothersome or hilarious, but the Tourists don't do a whole lot that's new, their shelf rather than on my turntalbe, and I'm afraid that Star Wars costumes are ratty old maintenance clothes, nonetheless, this small change spectacular shouldn't fail creative manipulation of so many eclectic style; Lights In The Night is destined for the same fate. and in place of up-to-date space suits are ridiculous foil to entertain or amuse you. For gives rny money, I'll take the them a sound that is surprisingly fresh and Whatever virtues Flash And The Pan might have as a and hairdryer-hose creations with muffin tins for control original. imaginative inventive side of John Carpenter rather than Genesis-styled pop group are often obscured by the fact panels. This coupled with the unabashed cheapness of the his big money jump-out-from-the-dark "blockbuster' that the vocals tend to grate on the nerves after a while. special effects makes for half the intentional humor of the horror films. In the Fast, Loud and Dumb sweep¬ When the two stick to smooth harmonies and movie (it is a comedy). Beal Cinema is sidesteps bringing this film for the weekend; for stakes, the Dickies aren't far behind the the pretensions they seem to The other half of the comedy comes from the $1.50, constantly flirt with, Flash on Friday in 128 Natural Science Bldg. and And The Pan show a lot of promise in the outrageous imagination of John Carpenter. A seductive Ramones, and yet they're also far from songwriting Saturday in B 102 Wells Hall at 7:30, 9 and 10:30 p.m. department. When they merely graft tuneless and smart-aleck vocal computer, missiles programmed to talk William Banihardt being just an imitation (for one thing, — passionless vocals to a lush musical backdrop, however, the interest level drops they have more guitar leads). immeasurably. While far from iij l(fti#iitiii:J((t^ii)'i!(M^i ML being a bad album. Lights In the Night's flaws will State News Newsline probably keep Flash And The Pan on the level of a cult 355-8252 WIN A NIGHT ON THE TOWN The Tourists don't pretend to be anything other than oddity. ★ ★★★★★★★★ an intelligent and stylish pop band, and they're good enough to get away with it. If nothing else, their choice of THE MSU MARKETING ASSOCIATION more sophisticated '60s pop influences over the usual All rock IS SPONSORING A LOGO CONTEST Beatles/Mersevbeat stuff may be an early sign of the next trend. (Hey, if pop music is as cyclical in nature as it FIRST PRIZE: seems, we're about due for some new wave pseudo- reviewer 2 dinners psychedelia, aren't we? "Incense And Peppermints," — Whaling Station here we come!) drinks or snacks — Back Stage While their cover of "I Only Want To Be With enjoyable enough, the Tourists are at their best when You" is applicants, choice movie — Meridian 8 Theaters they're transcending their source material, as on "It DEADLINE: May 19 5 pm Doesn't Have To Be This Way," "In The Morning (When The Madness Has Faded)" and "So Good To Be Back notice this! Turn entries into 3rd floor Eppley, Home Again." Keep an eye on this group — if it can manage to become less derivative and solidify its own unique sound, this group just might hit big. This was omitted from yesterday's story for a new mh Marketing Club office FOR SPECIFICATIONS CALL 355-1829 The Cramps — Songs The Lord 007): The Cramps are the strangest ever emerge from the Taught lis (I.R.S. SP rockabilly band to soft, white underbelly of rock 'n State News rock reviewer: A personal samples of resume your and writing East Lanslnq roll. In fact, if rockabilly started out as music — too subversive, primal thrash threatening, and just plan RAW will be required if you wish to be considered for the m i mm' for the Pat Boone generation — the Cramps may be the position. The resume CAMPING SALE only rockabilly band left. They're certainly should include background, more a good deal primal than any of the so-called revivalists pushing watered-down Buddy Holly these days. interests in the rock area, previous experience, and Iriil.'iv .-mil S.-iIiii-(I,-iv On Songs The Lord Taught Us — which was why you feel you are by Alex Chilton at Sam Phillips' studio in Memphis — the Cramps sound as if they've spent the last 20 years living produced qualified for the position. Deadline is Friday, May vi w 16 Now thru May 24th on a steady diet of swamp rockabilly, B-movies, Munsters 30. 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RAUPP same Deadline is May 16 at the Union Store in the ghoulish tinge as their originals, which contain such classic lines as "I'll cut your head off and Union. Campfiffters PERSONALIZED put it in ma TV set/I'll use yer eyeballs for knobs on ma TV set." As the GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS album jacket says, "File under Sacred Music." NOW BEING ORDERED AT UNION STORE 2021 E. Michigan Donations for the Senior .'loss FOR SPRING TERM ONLY! • Lansing • 484-9401 gift will be accepted. DEADLINE: MAY 9, 1980 sof-tee For Information call Soft Sculpture Tee Shirts FACULTY) Hoods from other universities must 355-7676 The Union Store OR 355 3498 FULL PAYMENT MUST INTERESTED IN GIVING bo ordered EARLY! ACCOMPANY RESERVATION MONEY AWAY... Tlu> Student Media Appropriations Board (SMAR) lias four scats to fill. If you arc a returning student interested in narking with terrific people who enjoy spending money, this is for you. Applications and more in formation can he picked up in Rm. 334 of Student Serrices. 1^ honk^rstorv Art now for your resume. Snobs need apply. not 226 M.A.C. HOURS University Mall MTW 10-6 APPLICATIONS DUE US RM 334 by TH, FRI 10 9 East Lansing SAT 10-6 5:00 p.m. MAY 23, I OHO I—.^>a*e ^ews. East Lansing, Michigan Thursday May 15 1980 7 Netwomen head for regionals By JIM MASON record at No. 1 singles and her fine performances against State News Sports Writer top competition. She is expected to be one of the top It will be an uphill struggle for the MSU women's tennis seeds, and Rutz is optimistic about Gettys' chance-. team this weekend as they compete against the best in the "If Monty can play up to her average, she should be at A tragedy of Midwest at the Association for Intercollegiate Athletics nationals in June," he said. for Women regional championships in Madison, Wis. errors The Spartans are one of eight schools entered in the team competition. Also represented will be Ohio State, doubles The Spartans No. 1 doubles team of Grinberg and Gettys qualified for the regionals after winning the championship at last weekend's state tourna Indiana, Purdue, Northwestern and Illinois State ment. universities, and the ends universities of Wisconsin and Team dual competition is slated to begin Friday at 9 MSU home campaign Michigan. MSU lost its chance at an automatic bid to the regionals a.m. Singles and doubles preliminaries are scheduled for Saturday at 9 a.m. and team finals at 3 p.m. Finals for after dropping the final match against Michigan in last singles and doubles will be decided Sunday also beginning By ED BRADEEY I've here." weekend's state qualifying tournament. The at 9 a.m. The top two teams, five singles players and two State News Sports Writer ever seen Spartans It was also the last game Litwhiler will see at Kobs in received an at large bid, though, on the strength of two doubles units will qualify for the AIAW national Something rare happened at old Kobs Field Wednes¬ 1980. His Spartans, 15-33, ended their home season earlier victories over the Wolverines. This marks the tournament, June 11 through 14, in Baton Rouge, La, day. It's not often Little League caliber baseball is played against WSU and wrap up the campaign this weekend third consecutive season MSU has earned an at large on that venerable diamond. berth to the regionals. with a pair of double headers at Northwestern Univer The "playing" was done by MSU's baseball team, which hohbled, dropped, stumbled and fumbled its way to 10 errors and an 11-4 eight inning loss to Wayne State sity and the University of Iowa. The Spartans saved the worst for the last Wednesday. The Spartans will be sending three players to in the individual singles and doubles compete championships. Freshman Jill Grinberg received an automatic bid in Prep signs letter University in the second Wayne State broke a 4 4 deadlock with seven, count 'em Okemos High School tournaments. game of a scheduled double- . singles after qualifying in the State of Michigan header. seven unearned runs in the toD of the senior Bob Fossum, son of Academically, Fossum . . . eighth inning Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women Come to think of it, the Tartars were not all that hot off reliever Steve Sudbay, 0 3. Lowlighting the rally MSU golf coaches Bruce hopes to pursue a landscape tourney. Coach Karl Rut/. Jr. concedes that Grinberg's either. They handed the Spartans the first game on a were four errors, two by junior shortstop A1 Dankovich. and Mary Fossum, has architecture major with chances of making the nationals are slim. platter, allowing MSU just three hits but falling 5-4 due signed a national letter of professional aims toward MSU's hitting lacked at times, too. In Wednesday's intent to attend MSU in the to haphazard defense of their own. "JILL WILL NOT be a seeded player and will have to golf course design and opener, WSU starter Cosme Delapaz no-hit the Spartans fall to play collegiate golf. construction. for five and one-third innings as his team assumed a 4 0 beat some tough players if she wants to advance," he said. "IT W AS The state Class B medal¬ Fossum is the first prep TERRIBLE," head coach Danny Litwhiler lead. Also qualifying on the basis of at large berths are said of the second game defeat. "It was the worst game ist in 1978 and 1979, Fos¬ ster to indicate his inten freshman Monty Gettys and senior (continued on page 8) captain Cindy sum has extensive tion to join the MSU squad Bogdonas. junior golf experience, including a next vear. Gettys skipped the SMAIAW tournament singles due to illness and thus lost her chance at automatic bid. She runner up finish in the 1979 received an at large slot, though, because of her 16-6 Michigan Junior Cham pionship. He has also played in the Western Junior and Future Masters Linksters go BICYCLE after trophy TUNE-UP By BILL TEMPLETON $1000 State News Sports Writer IU complete In the 11 years that have passed since MSU was the Big Ten men's golf champion, coach Bruce Fossum has had five teams place at least third. But after departing from East Lansing Wednesday COMPLETE with his 1980 squad, Fossum has high hopes that this will be the year the linksters bring the trophy back to OVERHAUL Spartanland. The 1980 Big Ten championship tournament is set to be played at the Cherokee Country Club in Madison, $33°° Wis., Friday through Sunday. It is a 72-hole event. Ohio State University, defending Big Ten and NCAA PARTS, champion, has been winning everything in sight this spring and ranks as the favorite this weekend. Fossum, ACCESSORIES, however, said he believes the Buckeyes can be beaten and feels MSU may be able to pull an upset. SERVICE "WE BEAT THEM (OSU) by a stroke in the final round of the Wisconsin Invitational a couple of weeks ON ALL MAKES Sfc/nj2ey-H ago," Fossum said, "and Indiana (University) has beaten them a couple of times this year. Velocipede Educational Center "The kids have been working hard all year for this Peddler Call Days Evenings & Weekends 517 337 2 S3V weekend, and it has been our first goal to win this tournament. But our second goal has been to qualify for 541E. 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Washington LIMIT 1 IXP. 5-21-SO LIMIT 1 IXP. 5-21-80 8 The State News, East Lansing Michigan Thursday, May 15, 1980 WILL KOWALSK1 Gridders wind up When Darryl Rogers and company left the MSU there is no way to tell if Waters' system works or if the football team smack-dab in the middle of the heavy talent is there to make it work. January recruiting period for similar positions at As it looks right now, there is enough talent to Arizona State University, Spartan football followers put a very solid first-line team on the field, both offensively were left in a daze. and defensively. But there's a catch — if serious A lot of big names were brought up in the ensuing injuries sideline a couple of key players early in the weeks as to who that next coach would be. But on Jan. season it doesn't seem that there is enough depth on 29 the decision was finalized and MSU had a new field the team to compensate for the losses. general — Frank Photo by Norm Dormbirer "Muddy" Waters. Despite the lack of depth. 1 remain optimistic about Members of MSU's crew team row "Muddy" Waters? A lot of people though he was the the Spartans' chances come autumn. Waters has steadily during the Midwest Rowing Championships in put in Madison, Wis., last month. The group hosts a blues-type guitar player, and many others had no idea a whole new offense with all kinds of motion and major regatta this weekend. who owned the very unique name movement in it, and at least for the first few games As the story unfolded. Waters turned out to be a next fall the opposition really won't know what to highly respected coach who did quite well in Saginaw Valley State College and Hillsdale College successful despite having little to work with talent making and expect in certain situations. Waters has the running backs lining up all over the p'ace in practices, and along with a healthy Bert Rowers to host Invitational budget-wise. He is also an MSU graduate, and played Vaughn it sort of gives the Spartan offense a slight fullback under Biggie Munn 30 Francis Park on Moore River Drive in In years ago. edge over the opposing defenses. Lansing will be addition, the women's crew has a solid chance of But how, everyone asked, could he come to the site of the first annual Great Lakes Invitational MSU All in all, the Spartans could surprise a lot of teams making a respectable showing in the open four and and put the Spartans back on the Sprints, hosted Saturday on the Grand River by the novice event. right track without next season, but only as long as they stay healthy and ever having directed MSU Rowing Club. As added attractions, the Capitol City 10,000 Meter a large-scale college football keep their opponents on their toes. program? Fourteen men's and women's teams Fitness Run will be going through the park between A 3-0 are expected to Well, that record to start out the 1980 take part in the 1,000 meter now only two days remain before the end campaign (MSU varsity eight, light eight, preliminary and final heats. The MSU ultimate Frisbee of spring football camp and the playing of the annual plays Illinois, Oregon and Western Michigan) is a novice eight, light four, open four, open pairs, open single team will also be realistic prediction because no one, playing the University of Michigan's Green-White game Saturday, there is still including most at and mixed eight events. In addition, alumni will no way to this University, knows what the an race squad. tell how the team will do next fall. Spartans will do with be held at noon. For entertainment, the MSU Men's Glee Club will be As Waters pointed out at the ball. Monday's press con Preliminary heats are set to be run at 7 a.m., with the featured following the finals, with a band playing ference. it's impossible to be certain how four fastest boats to meet in the finals at 1 good the The real answer to the Spartans' success next fall p.m. throughout the day. team really is without having played anyone but itself The Spartans' main hope for lies in the outcome of the middle five games on their victory is in the men's "We hope to make this a day for family and community in spring practice. Waters is light event. The crew recently won the Midwest Rowing pleased with the way the schedule: against Notre Dame, Michigan, Wisconsin, interaction," said rowing club president A1 Bay. "Rowing players have adjusted to him. and he is happy with the Purdue and Ohio State. If Waters can Championships in Madison, Wis., defeating three other is a great sport and we really want to introduce it spirit and enthusiasm that the squad projects while keep the wool schools. The win marked the first over the eyes of these perennial powers and stay away triumph in that properly to the community. We are hoping to see a big going through their drills. front critical injuries, look out Pasadena. regatta. crowd come out and cheer." The truth is, until the Spartans take the field But don't buy your tickets yet. The waters against the Fighting Illini in are still a Champaign, III., Sept. 13, bit cloudv. Golfers after Big Ten trophy > continued from page 7) Batsmen split with Wayne the universities of Iowa. Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin and fact, the 5 foot-9 Grover has never missed round of golf in his four years at MSU. a competitive Two weeks ago in the Fossum calls Grover "Mr. Durable," and relates that leointinued from page 71 Badgers' Invitational, 11 shots the plate with the winning run. separated the four schools. MSU placed second to Ohio he has had to qualify for many tournaments in which he BUT MSU FINALLY scored in the bottom of the sixth Senior Greg Butzirus, 1-1, was the State in that event with a score of has played. winning pitcher. 744, followed in order on a walk and singles by seniors Jim Buterakos and Kirk Starter Brian Wolcott had left the by the other listed favorites. game with arm trouble Haines. One run scored on Haines' hit, and another while trying to break the school record for Fossum will use the same "I didn't just exempt him for everything in his four pitching wins. lineup he has for the last few crossed the plate on a sacrifice fly tournaments, led by senior co-captains Rick Grover and years here," Fossum said. "He is by senior Ken In game two. Wayne State again jumped out to a 4-0 a great athlete for MSU Robinson. Tom Mase. In addition, freshman Rob and that's what it's all about." lead, scoring four unearned (you guessed it) tallies off Haidler, soph Junior Tim Kearly parked a two-run homer over the Brian James. omores Monty James and Dave starter Beien and junior Steve 352-foot marker in right field to tie the game in the last of Lubbers comprise the squad. At the end of his first three years, the 21-year-old the seventh. Delapaz then walked Dankovich and Grover had competed in 54 rounds of MSI EVENED THE score with four runs in their golf, with a stroke GROVER, A GRANDVTLLE native, is playing in his average of 77.48. Last year he was also MSU's best in the promptly left the game with none out. fourth inning. Freshman Tom Dieters, senior Tom fourth straight conference tournament. As a matter of Reliever Chris Grzybowski got Ken Mehall to Schultz and Dankovich chipped in with Big Ten meet with an eighth-place finish individually. pop to run-scoring hits first, and might have been out of the inning when and the fourth run scored on a wild Buterakos hit a hard grounder to pitch by Tartar relief shortstop Fred Darin. pitcher Mark Baker. But the ball went through Darin's legs and rolled into left The Spartans could have come away with a sweep of field as Dankovich scampered to third. the twinbill, as they loaded the bases with one out in the bottom of the seventh. 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Board MM b> student tai money Call the Programming Board Hotline 153 2010 fa more intn University Mall Sat. 10-6 J ai PB events 332-2220 Sun. 12-5 The State News, Eost Lansing Michigan Thursday May 15, 1980 9 BILL MOON F Y Noble Hustle favored The favorite for this year's Hambletonian harness Hambletonian favorite? classic is Noble Hustle, a big, strong, versatile "I just hope they know what they're 3-year-old colt trained and driven by Doug Ackerman talking about of (* alien. In when they say that," Ackerman says. 1979, Noble Hustle trotted to 11 victories in 19 starts, $96,484 in earnings and a Noble Hustle is not the only potential season-ending champion 1:57 U.S. Trotting Association under Ackcrman's care right now. He also trains and Experimental Speed Rating, the best in his age division. And this drives Denali, a 3-year-old pacer owned by Richard Saturday night he'll make his first start of 1980, in the $35,000 Staley of Beverly Hills, Calif, (the same gentlemen Tomkins Memorial Open Trot for who actually owns Noble Hustle). Denali won three of 3-year-olds at Hazel Park. 17 and $130,792 in 1979, and has won three of four so far this year, including a $6,800 pace last Saturday How good is Noble Hustle? Look at his record. His night at Hazel Park. victories in 1979 came at seven different tracks. He won at Delaware, Ohio's half-mile oval. He won at the Denali may well be a candidate for the Little Brown five-eights ovals of Hazel Park and Chicago's Jug, to be contested on Sept. 18 at Delaware, Ohio. Sportsman s Park. He won a race over the three- Ackerman drove in that race for the first time in 1979 quarter-mile surface of Vernon Downs, and at three with Penner, a fine young pacer whom Doug raised, one-mile tracks; Wolverine, the Red Mile in Lex- but who was hopelessly outmatched as his 127-1 odds ington, Ky. and at DuQuoin, III. (where the in the Jug indicated. (Poor Penner. as if things weren't Hambletonian is held). His best effort, tough enough as they stood, was also interferred with though, was a 2:00.1 in the first heat of the Castleton Farm and broke stride — he never had a chance.) Stake on Hambletonian day. Noble Hustle just loves DuQuoin. But adversity is something that Doug Ackerman He had few problems with his initial handles well. For example, he was a trips to the spending the post. The trotter's gait is winter in Del Mar, Calif., more complicated than that training the various of the standardbred pacer; thus members of his stable, when the now-famous young trotters are more apt to break stride, or rainstorms and floods of late February hit. On the "jump" as they say in the profession. Noble Hustle won his first start at evening of Feb. 21, the local authorities told him that Wolverine on May 21, 1979, going the mile in 2:11.1, "seven feet of water was coming" and he'd better "get but then he "jumped" in four of his next out." Doug got his truck, packed Noble Hustle, Denali, eight races. State News Kemi Gaabo Penner, a 2-year-old pacer named Dine Alone, and his I But on Hambletonian day at DuQuoin, his gait was wo Light-A-Day fans sit amid a sea of empty seats at Jenison Fieldhouse. wife, Ada Jean (not necessarily in that order, of one-fourth of the total available tickets for the show were sold. Approximately disciplined and true and, in taking both heats of the course), into it and headed for the Castleton Farm Stake, Noble Hustle started a streak high country. that resulted in his winning eight of his final 10 races Fortunately, his barns stayed dry. "But just about everybody else got wet," he says. of 1979. And now he's back in Michigan, ready to embark on "He's trained fair and sound and to be O.K., so I guess the rest is everything seems up to me," Ackerman says. Doug is 52 now, has been in harness racing most what could be the best racing year of his life. Denali's racing very well. Penner's still sound. Dine Alone will in Anderson on ballot 8-a-day loses money race a number of colt stakes this summer. And of his life, is intelligent and, well, Noble Hustle is set, qualified and ready to start on the . . . . . . super¬ (continued from page 11 stitious enough not to jeopardize his chances with lot of promoter shows, road to DuQuoin. Much speculation has fol¬ which we don't take any displays of peacock pride. He went to the Hamble¬ (continued from page 1) involved in the appeal to lowed the event as to what "This is the last year that the Hambletonian will be risk on." tonian once before, with Lemans Chip six years The suit cited an obscure the state Supreme Court. ago, in effect the loss will have on and was trounced by Christopher T. DuQuoin," Ackerman says. "They're moving it to state elections law which Anderson, who request¬ the Meadowlands in New the future of Pop Enter¬ Itsell said a series of "We'll race in the Tomkins at Hazel Park, then ship Jersey, you know. My, I'd states that no presidential ed twice that his name be sure like to be the tainment. successful shows could Noble Hustle to the Meadows near one to win it this year." candidate may appear on a removed from the May 20 Pittsburgh, Pa., for "The first year will have make back the loss in as a stakes race there," he ballot for one party and ballot, filed brief Wed says. "We'll do the Grand For good reason. And he'll get an idea how- a to be a rebuilding year," little as one term. He said Circuit, go to Chicago, and hopefully be all set for legitimate his favorite's role is, and how good his later appear on a second nesday with the state said John Itsell, assistant DuQuoin on Aug. 30." ballot within the same year Court of possible shows for next chances are, this Saturday night in the Tomkins Appeals in sup¬ director and next year's And how does he feel about Noble Hustle year could include the Cars, being the Memorial at Hazel Park. for a different party. port of the Michigan director of Pop Entertain¬ the Doobie Brothers and On Monday, however, Republicans. ment. "We'll have to do a Billv Joel. Kelley specifically stated that his ruling Monday "does not affect Mr. Ander¬ Men tracksters travel to Ann Arbor son's efforts to appear on the November general BY ORDER OF FEDERAL BANKRUPTCY COURT election as an independent candidate." The MSU men's track team, undefeated in three dual held June 5 through 7 in Austin, Texas. meets this spring, will travel to Ann Arbor Saturday to To qualify for the Leading the list of competitors is senior All-America participate in the Wolverine Invitational. November ballot, Ander¬ Randy Smith. At home against Eastern Michigan last The tracksters were to have hosted Illinois State weekend, Smith set a new Ralph Young Field record in son must obtain three- University this weekend, but ISU was forced to cancel its the 100 meter dash with time of tenths of 1 percent of the a : 10.1, surpassing the trip here due to budget problems. NCAA qualifying time of :10.42. Bibbs plans to run Smith votes cast in the Aug. 5 The cancellation turned out for the better, though, as in the 200-meter race this weekend with the primary. hope of the U-M meet will be covered by the Eastern Sports ALL OF THE MERCHANDISE & FIXTURES OF having him qualify in that event also. Anderson Coalition Network (ESPN) and will be shown on cable channel 16 Also having a good chance to qualify is senior Ricky State Secretary Jo-an Mil¬ this Tuesday night. Flowers, who will run the 400-meter dash and will be a ler said all efforts will CUT LABEL, INC. Spartan coach Jim Bibbs plans to take at least the top member of the 440-yard relay unit along with Smith. concentrate on the two Spartan competitors in each of 16 events to the meet, Other top Spartan competitors will include senior Aug. 5 and is looking forward to having a couple more All America Keith Moore in the 1,500-meter run and primary. She added Ander¬ son will determine performers qualify for the NCAA meet, which will be freshman All-America Paul Piwinski in the high jump. whether he will become HAPPY HOUR DAILY 4-8PM "Twofera' ASAASU Announces ORDERED SOLD! Open Petitioning TOTAL LIQUIDATION l'/2 MILLION INVENTORY for position the a on All-University Traffic Committee. 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"U.S. foreign policy has to be stop its stable world — Towner improving their diet, basic health care, sanitation and education. Along the way, the experiences of completely altered," she main the volunterrs are bound to change tains. "A U.S. foreign policy that By I>ON CALDWELL would respect the right to self them, Towner adds. State News Staff Wrtier By DON CALDW ELL "I think for many volunteers, the determination and control their State New Staff Writer "When injustice remains there two years that are spent are a time own resources is can never be a sustained necessary." On the wall in Jeff Towner's of personal growth and a time to peace." WITH SO MANY INJUSTICES So declares Barb Thibeault as office, a poster reads, "Sow ing the order your own priorities," he in the world — whether it be Seeds of Peace Around the Globe she shares her insight about what says. blacks fighting the systematic A Rich Harvest at Home and it will take to secure world — peace. "You gain a more total under Thibeault, as the director of the segregation of apartheid in South Abroad." A smaller poster depict Africa or Latin Americans resist standing of people in a developing Peace Education Center, wants to ing a setting sun and the words country by living among them, ing dictatorships — Thibeault has "Peace Let it Shine" sits near spread the message that the a lot of teaching to do. Her words . . . speaking their language and adapt Peace Corps literature ready to be peoples of the world want self ing to their customs. stumble out while her mind races distributed to interested students. determination instead of nuclear "The benefits to volunteers are ahead. Following an outflow of Towner, a co-coordinator of annihilation. it's a learning experience, a learn words, she pauses, gathers her Peace Corps at MSU, relaxes in his She says the U.S. government ing experience which is totally should stop building weapons and thoughts, and begins again. chair and talks about the contribu¬ different from a university educa¬ She believes the people in this tions the Peace Corps makes start re-evaluating the concept of tion." country should stop being self- toward a more stable, national security. peaceful centered and instead busy them world. "The government should define THE PEACE CORPS helps selves learning about the inequi¬ "One of t he main threats to national security as taking care of peace promote a more secure world by ties of the world. is a lack of understanding between ■ the needs of the people," she says "It seems so helping to dispel the popular image I with conviction. "That's the best simple to say people of the world," says Towner. of Americans as people who care education," she says, explaining "Any attempt to increase under thing the government could do." what can be done to encourage only about foreign countries as standing and cooperation is bound Barb Thibeault world peace. "It's not at all the to lessen tensions." potential tourist spots, Towner THIBEAULT SAYS the nuclear Jeff Towner maintains. only way, but it's one of the main President John F. Kennedy set arms race, together with the the plight of foreign nations, "I definitely think it helps," he T economic things. Most people are not being up the Peace Corps in 1961 as an inequities between the mostly Third World, which are educated." especially on t heir view of people in says. "It develops a close rapport rich and poor of alternative, people oriented form the world, are available to anyone who wants to Some peoples are systematically developing countries. between Americans and poor peo¬ of foreign aid. "We need to be grave threats to a lasting peace. drop in and learn a little about the more receptive to ple of the world." "The most important threat is oppressed for so long, they resort different points of view." world. to a violent conflict to free them¬ Although he is basically optimis¬ this new Cold War mentality. Our "THE MAIN IDEA then, and tic about a lasting peace, Towner selves and their country, Thi¬ response (Soviet to the Middle East intervention in Afghani¬ stan and the taking of American A U.S. FOREIGN POLICY which encourages the arms race to beault says. She finds it difficult to condemn that kind of violence — still is, to promote world peace and understanding by providing Amer ican volunteers who work on a in TOWNER SAYS MORE people the United States do not understand what it's like to be says persistent economic inequitiy is destablizing. I protect corporate profits is at the "The haves and have nots will although she encourages non¬ grassroots personal level with hostages in Iran) was militariz¬ root of the problem, she continues. violence because the people undernourished, undereducated have to come to some sort of a more ation. — people," Towner explains. equitable allocation of resources," want so badly to have self-deter¬ "This is in contrast "It's important that we search to most he says. mination. The main idea then, and for non-violent resolutions to con¬ It's foreign aid programs w hich tend to "We have a situation where the important that we "When you talk about our own pump in millions of dollars in high still is, to promote world flict in the nuclear age." colonial period is in large part over, search for non-violent military (adventures) it's differ¬ Thibeault sits in the Peace technology into countries where peace and understanding but we still have an economic resolutions to conflict in ent. It's protecting corporate the Center office at 1118 S. Harrison people aren't ready for that colonialism which is very standard Road, with clues to what the the nuclear age. interest and profit." sort of thing." by providing American in the world today. center offers surrounding her. While Americans learn about Towner spent nearly four years volunteers who work on a —Barb Thibeault, director "Until we solve that basic prob¬ the growing inequities at home as a Peace Posters pleading for an end to the and Corps volunteer in two grassroots personal level lem, we're not going to have peace arms race and for liberation of the of Peace Education abroad, they should also French speaking West African with people. in the world." search for non-violent answers to oppressed cover the walls, while Center countries. He has worked in a Towner says overseas volunteer problems, Thibeault says. fisheries program in the United — Jeff Towner, co-coor¬ publications ranging from "Work experience provides another per "We should be compassionate dinator of Peace Corps ers' Unity" to Nuclear Times" and Economic Republic of Cameroon and in a spective on American foreign poli¬ oppression, she says, about what pushes people to w ildlife "Multinational Monitor" are stack¬ program in the Republic of at MSU cy, as well the desires and goes hand-in-hand with the arms violent conflict and acknowledge as on ed on shelves lining one wall of the race. Niger. aspirations of people from other our role in that," she says. "For To encourage peace, Americans room. countries. "Until those are addressed — those of us who are privileged, we and to lack freedom of movement Several four drawer files should become more aware of the con¬ and we're talking about systemic must pressure and leisure time as a way of life. "Any sort of close personal tain this government — world around them, he newspaper clippings, pam change — I don't see how things with its nuclear arsenal says. The volunteers get that exposure contact between people is bound to — to find "Americans definitely need a phlets and other information on can change. Things are going to while they help people in increase understanding and the alternatives in conflict resolution." broader outlook on the world, develop¬ ing countries. possibility for world peace." No wonder there's so much concern aboutthe dangers of football.the TURKEYS GONNA tell his lungs out! ■ m I I The State News, East Lansing. Michigan Thursday May 15, 1980 1 1 Aid Bv LESA DOLL to Pakistan opposed Rep. Diggs retire "The sooner the rebel that Islamic countries WASHINGTON (UPI) — Rep. Charles Diggs, the pending Supreme Court appeal or any hope of convincing State New* Staff Writer problem is solved, the bet which India senior black member of Congress who was re elected the lower court trial Any American military see as a Hindu in judge to reduce his three-year ter," he said, "because it 1978 after his conviction on 29 fraud sentence. aid provided to Pakistan as country could eventually counts, announced a will ultimately have an harm India. Wednesday he will retire in January, the end of his term. "This is an independent decision . . . This is not a response to the Soviet The Detroit Democrat became the second effect on India." "India is directly con Congress reaction." he said, referring to the timing of the invasion of Afghanistan member this century to be cerned with this Islamic disciplined by the House for announcement before the high court's decision is handed might be used against India A SURPLUS OF WEA¬ misconduct when he was censured in down. rather than the solidarity because if at all July 1979 following Soviet PONS sent from the United the hammer comes his conviction for mail fraud and down, it filing false pay vouchers. Union, an Indian colonel In States to Pakistan could will be on India," he said. announcing the end to his 30-year political career, THE CONGRESSMEMBER'S principle crime was said Wednesday at MSU. lead to an arms race be¬ The Carter Doctrine, Diggs, 57, said, "Although I remain hopeful that the inflating the salaries of five staff members and using the Bhueinder Singh, a de¬ United States Supreme Court will reverse the tween that country and which threatens a military additional money to help pay his own office and fense expert from India, previous personal India, he said, India decision by the lower court in debts. said a race response to any Soviet my case, the announce¬ military aid to Pak could ill afford. moves toward the Persian ment I make today is final." Diggs was sentenced to three years in prison, but was istan could prolong the He added, "My conscience is clear." Pakistan's refusal to give Gulf, could lead to a nuclear allowed to remain free pending appeal. Soviet-Afghan conflict and up the manufacturing of conflict between the two To avoid expulsion from spark Pakistan to use ex¬ Congress, Diggs formally nuclear weapons as a pre superpowers that would THE CONGRESSMEMBER SAII) he is confident he apologized for his wrongdoing and agreed to repay cess arms against India. requisite to receiving affect India along with the would have been re-elected in November, but $40,000 to the government at the rate of "You "personal at least $500 a can dump all the American aid is an indica rest of the world, Singh problems of the past two years have been month. Chinese and American . . . tion that they might be said. increasingly burdensome when placed alongside my Diggs said Wednesday he does not know how much he weapons into Pakistan and Bhueinder Singh come a contender in the He also regular congressional duties." has it is my doubt that they expressed con repaid the government so far, but "my account is nuclear that any American A crowded Democratic slate current." By clearing his debts, he would be able to arms race, Singh cern already faces voters in hopes to win a stop the have moved into Afghanis¬ said. This could provide an military aid to Pakistan D'ffgs district this August, including two city council reduced prison sentence. Russians," he said in a talk tan will continue to exist." additional threat to India's could slow the normaliza members, a former judge and a minister. The district is on "Afghanistan and the Singh said American aid security, he added. tion of Indian Pakistani re overwhelmingly Democratic and winning the primary is Persian Gulf Crisis: The to arm the Afghan rebels lations. tantamount to election. View From New Delhi." would slow the Soviet in SINGH SAID India is Diggs said he chose this time to announce his "The situation is not going to ease up. The cause tent to squelch resistance, prolonging the fighting in also threatened by Islamic solidarity growing out of "The sooner we living like brothers again. I will be the happiest man," start retirement to give other potential candidates time to run for his office. enough Special meeting set for which the Russians the mountainous He said he expects to be consulted on the selection country. the Afghanistan crisis, and he said. his successor. He claimed his decision had of for U.N. pro ject plan nothing to do with his FM radio station A special meeting designed to coordinate the 1981 Twister Year of the Disabled Person Association will be held at 7:30 program for the U.N. (continued from page 5) In the same report, MSU attorneys said the University 'Surgery as Poetry' room of the American Red Ave., tonight in the conference Cross, 1800 E. Grand River is willing to comply with the statute (continued from page 3) Lansing. and take care of All organizations and such problem. any strewn about their yard, beer. There was little, if stopping occasionally to any sadness sip is subject of lecture agencies dealing with disabled persons are requested to send a representative to the Mark Conlin, MSN general displayed by manager, said this kind of homeowners. meeting. television interference can be resolved by a technical Grocery store owner Butch Harding, spent most of his Dr. Richard Selzer will human adjustment. strengths and Conlin said day throwing away food that had spoiled when the power speak on his dual career as weaknesses. a special filter can be attached to, and went out. a surgeon writer in a lec¬ correct the signal of, any television experiencing Harding was open for business, nevertheless, selling ture entitled, "Surgery as His works interference from the FM station. include, The public file indicates that another factor mass quantities of beer, cigarettes and soft drinks. Poetry," at 8 tonight in 335 "Rituals of Surgery" a the FCC decision. has slowed Though Harding will probably lose money from the MSU Union. collection of short stories PRESENTS disaster he still thinks he's lucky. A twister Selzer's work has been and a series of Albion College recently jumped over essays would broadcast on the same applied for an FM station that his store, but leveled a laundromat only 50 feet away. described as a sensitive, entitled, "Confessions of a BEST PICTURE frequency, on the FM band. sensuous exploration of Knife." Theoretically, signals from the with each other. stations would interfere ROBERT WINNER Ferency will discuss 'V- DENIRO The FCC threw out Albion's application in February, but Albion has re applied. In petition to deny Albion its station. response, MSU has filed a •l? NORTHERN 5 Several weeks ago, MSU offered Albion an The University stated in a letter that it is alternative. child advocacy topic i SLIGHTS ACADEMY retract the denial willing to petition if Albion will fund the Zolton WINNER CAMERA D OR Ferency, MSU associate professor of criminal technical adjustments needed to prevent interference. justice, will speak at the seventh annual meeting of the 1979 CANNES FILM FESTIVAL AWARDS Michigan Community Coordinated Child Care Council, at Friday & Saturday 7:15 & 9:30pm 10:15 a.m. today in 103 Kellogg Center. Sunday 8pm * UNIVERSAL PE.LE.ASE Women in business "Effective Child Advocacy — Survival Skills For The B-106 Wells Hall .50/$1 with RHA pass Thurs. Wilson 8:00 Conrad 6:00 & M5 '80's" is the theme of the meeting. 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Experience House, Whitehills. and 2 bedroom (some SUMMER SUBLET. 1-2 >1,50-per insertion. 50 per line over 3 Iir> store, nights and week¬ preferred. If none our next 6-5-16 (10) furnished), no pets, from females. Great apartment. S/F Popcorn—(Sorority-Fraternityi 50 per line VW 1969, needs work, ends. Apply in person training class starts May $220. Phone 351-6866. Close to campus. 337- Deadlines wife threatening divorce, get it out of the yard, $200. 676-2161 evenings. between 9 a.m.-4 p.m. weekdays at 1920 N. 19. Call Mrs. Thompson at 332-5061 or apply in per¬ CLERK WANTED- Adult Bookstore. VELVET FIN WOMEN ND MEN GET A 8-5-22 (4) 2406. 5-5-15 (4) Want Ads-2 Larch, Lansing. 7-5-23 (7) son. Provincial House, GERS, 527 E. Michigan, - SUMMER SUBLET p.rn.-l class day before public¬ E-5-5-15 (4) 489 2278. C-21-5-30 (4) GOLDEN SUNTAN - 3 Whitehills. E.O.E. ation 6-5-16 (151 bedroom, 1 '/2 bath air, UNIVERSITY VILLA Cancellation Change-t p.m.-l class day be¬ fore publication. V.W. 1977, RABBIT Deluxe- fuel injection, air, NATIONAL COUNCIL Alcoholism, Michigan Di¬ vision is seeking volun¬ on MCDONALDS RESTAU¬ ALL STUDENT ADS Must be prepaid now At Stayfof* (WE RE IN THE PK pool, luxurious. 882-0938. 6-5-15 (3) 635 Abbott Showing 3-7pm M F Classified Display deadline-3 stereo, automatic, good RANTS of East Lansing Through the end of the BLDG 301 MAC SUMMER SUBLET, fur¬ Call 337 2653 or 351 8135 For more informa¬ . p m -2 class teers. Term. S-16-5-30 (4) mileage. $4500. 373-7617 are now taking applica¬ E LANS - JUST PAST nished. 2-3 Summer from '160 doys before publication. for Jean 7:30-4:00 p.m. tion, call 487-6350. tions for all shifts. Apply PRINIT — IN —A MINIT) man/pool, B 1 5-15 (5) campus close. $200/ Fall leasing from >270 Once ad is ordered it cannot be cancelled or 8-5-21 (5) in $18 CALL 351-1805 person Monday month. 332-3414. changed until after tst insertion. LIVE IN Attendant to through Friday 8:00-10:00 2:00-4:00 p.m. | For Rent J LJtL Z-3-5-16 (3) 1-2 BEDROOM — Sum¬ There is o >1.00 charge for 1 ad a.m. or change plus assist handicapped at¬ SUMMER SUBLET 2 bed¬ 1 block from MSU, 50; per additional change for maximum Motorcycles drs torney in mornings and 5-5-16 (8) FALL HOUSING- DON'T room, 2 bath, pool, 3 miles NEEDED: FEMALE to mer, $250 a month/offer. 351 - of 3 changes. evenings. Lifting required. GET CAUGHT IN THE to MSU. 394-4464. share large apartment. WANTED CAMP Coun¬ 0432. 8-5-19 (3) HONDA 450 1974. Good Weekly COLD! GREAT LAKES Own room. Summer. The State News will compensation. selors Girl Scout 8-5-15 (3) only be responsible for condition. 372-1603, 374-8652. 8-5-27 16) Camp. 394 2680, C-21-5-30 (4) $115/month. 394-1352. the 1st days incorrect insertion. Harrison, Michigan. 484- TREEHOUSE NORTH- Adjust¬ 8-5-15 (3) SUMMER SUBLET Z-5-5 20 (4) own ment claims must be made within 10 days MEDICAL (M21. 10-5-28 (3) one room. Preferably a TECHNOLO¬ bedroom, furnished, air, female grad. Summer of expiration date. HONDA S90, excellent GIST — ASCP or eligible HANDYMAN - PART- Apartments ^ Burcham, East Lansing, 2 TO 3 Bedrooms across with fall option. 332-0470. Bills Acute care teaching hos¬ from campus. Summer are due 7 days from ad expiration date. condition. $200 firm. 485- time, summer. Flexible phone evenings, 332-1483 8-5-21 (4) If not paid by due date a >1.00 late 7982 E-5-621 (3) pital has part-time open¬ hours. Maintenance & EAST LANSING- A few 1 days, 355-7643. 8-5-27 (5) leasing from $160, fall ings on mid-night. Excel¬ from $270. 351-8135 or repair skills required. 339- bedroom apartments service charge will be due lent 351-3038. OR 12-5-30 (5) HONDA CB-450 K4 1972 Fairing, wages. information For more please con¬ 3407. C-3-5-16 (4) available from $225. Heat included. Pool, laundry FEMALE NEEDED for 3 bedroom. Summer with CAMPUS VIEW luggage rack, 324 Koni shocks, new tire and tact Department of Hu¬ ACCOUNTS RECEIV¬ facilities & easy access to fall option. Campus 3 SUMMER SUBLET, lux¬ Michigan Ave. battery, runs well. 355- man Resources, Lansing ABLE 1-69. North Point Apart¬ miles, bus. 394-6515. ury, female, own room. Showing 4-6 pm & 7-8 pm M-F phone collection. $110 882-1392 after 5. General Hospital, 2800 ments, 1250 Haslett Rd., 3-5-19 (4) Manager Apartment $2 Automotive 4535, ask for Dave. Evenings- 20 hours/week. Automotive 3-5-16 (5) Devonshire, Lansing, Ml Apartment 7, 332-6354. Z-X-3-5-16 (3) Call 351 3038 or 351-9538 Experience required. Mrs. 48909. 377-8335. E.O.E. OR-21-5-30 (8) 1 MALE FALL & SUMMER LEASING Kay, 339-9500. NEEDED to share ATTENTION WE buy late X-8-5-20 (13) C-3-5-16 (5) 2 bedroom furnished flat. 3-BEDROOM furnished FORD VAN 1977 Chateau deluxe model imported and do¬ mestic compact cars. package, speed, 6 cylinder, 3- 33,000 Auto Service ~\ \ / \ FEMALE STUDENT to SUMMER JOBS. Avail¬ Own room. Frandor area. $90 332-2749. 5-5-21 (4) apartment pool. Close to campus. with ONE ments BEDROOM apart¬ in country setting. miles, Excellent view. For sum¬ Contact Bill Burcham, help with spring clean up. able now, full and part- AMERICANA $250/month. All utilities excellent condition, WILLIAMS MASON BODY SHOP, $4 Yard - garden - house. mer. 332-2675. VW, 484- $4,500. 332-2783. time positions open. Good 332-5322 FURNISHED APART¬ paid. Half month deposit. 1341. C-21-5-30 (5) 812 E. Kalamazoo since Could go into summer. MENT near campus, X-5-5-16 (5) 339-8686. 10-5-20 (5) b-b-15 15) pay. Call now, 394-3450. 1128 Victor Street Sep¬ 1940. Auto painting-colli¬ Must have transportation. tember 15, PhD or EMPLOYMENT faculty. ALL STUDENT ADS 75 FORD WINDOW Van. sion service. American, Scenic country environ¬ EXPRESS. 17-5-30 (5) EDEN ROC 351-0366 evenings. NEED WOMAN, Must be prepaid now Air conditioning, captain's Foreign cars. 485-0256. ment. Call Joey 669-5921. 332-8488 8-5-27 (4) ALL smoker, for fa!! to non share 2 through the end of the C-21-5-30 15) 3-5-16 (8) ALL STUDENT ADS 252 River Street chairs, dual gas tanks. person apartment. Close Term. 16-5-30 (4) Excellent mechanical and Must be prepaid now 2 BEDROOM, AIR, pool, STUDENT to campus. 353-4295. body. $2,500, 372-4115. BRAKES PARTS includ¬ WANTED HOUSEKEEP¬ Through the end of the A FEW dishwasher, clean. $325. Z-3-5-15 (4) BUICK SKYHAWK 1979 special edition. Road- 8-5-19 (6) ing pads, shoes, and hy¬ draulic parts for your for¬ ING and child care. Mon- dav, Wednesday, Thurs¬ Term. 16-5-30 (4) OPENINGS 655-2959. 11-5-30 (3) ADVERTISING FEMALE NEEDED 9-80 to hawk. Loaded, $4400. day. 2:30-5 and Friday MARABELLE FOR sale eign car, in stock, at MANAGER POSITIONS FOR SUMMER 2 BEDROOM must be June. $116/month. Walk 337-2499 after 7 p.m. 4-speed, Datsun 1200. reasonable prices. 11:30-5. Haslett. Own National company has from campus. 1.5 miles Whitehall prepaid to MSU. Gail 351-4976. Z-11-5-30 14) 1973. $1100. Engine perfect. CHEQUERED FLAG FOR¬ EIGN CAR PARTS, 2605 transportation. 339-9119 evenings. $3/houi. openings for 5 key people, Manor. Pool, game & now through 8-5-21 (3) I CAMARO '71, silver, air, 374-6201, mes¬ 5 figure earnings, profes¬ exercise room. 351-3101. sage. 8-5-20 (4) E. Kalamazoo Street. One 3-5-16 (7) sional training, opportun¬ LOOKING FOR fall hous¬ Z-8 5-26 (4) the end of SUMMER SUBLET; One nice, reliable, $700/best. mile west of 332-5515. 6-5-15 ( 3) campus. ity to meet new people ing? Call Mid-Michigan. the term. bedroom furnished lux¬ MERCURY, 72, loaded, 485 5055. C-21-5 30 (8) PART TIME information and ury. Call after 5pm, 351 - grow. Opportunity They have over 400 pro¬ FEMALES - SUMMER, CHEVETTE 1979-4 door, 4 regular gas, runs great. center receptionist. Must meeting Thursday night, perties to choose from, nice 2 bedroom, $70, near Thanks. 4513. Z-5-5-16 (3) $350. Moving and must MUFFLER MAN be available 12-5 Monday- speed, AM/FM, cloth May 15, 1980, at Harley and they specialize in the MSU. 337-1230. sell. 351 -8241 nights Mufflers, shocks, coil Friday. Some typing re¬ Hotel, 7 pm, ask for Mr. MSU WANTED: MATURE fe¬ seats, rear defog. 627- area. Call today and Z-3-5-19 (3) 3-5-16 (4) spring 30% discounts to quired. Apply in person Bain R.V.P., Am-Pro Mar¬ 2 BEDROOM, unfur¬ male to share townhouse 9591 8-5-22 (3) see if they have what students. Lifetime guaran¬ Meridian Mall Information keting. 4-5-15 113) you're looking for. 337- NEED 2 nished, for summer, air, for summer. Close to FEMALE room CHEVY IMPALA 1972. MGB 1977 4 speed. Rally tee. 5103 S. Logan at Center. Monday-Friday 8023. C-21-5-30 (8) mates pool, close to campus, call MSU. Own room, pool, Jolly. 394 5060. from 1-5p.m. 5-5-20 (9) $65/month, fur¬ 337-1592. 20-5-30 (4) plus. Days, call Ruth at Reliable transportation. package. AM-FM stereo ADVANCED LIFE- nished 2 bedroom. Call $250. 694-5330 after 6p.m. Excellent condition. C-15-5-23 (5) SAVERS and SUMMER SUBLET, fur¬ 353-6391, evenings, 393- WSI's 349-6950. Z-2-5-16 (3) 8-5-20 14) 15,000 miles. $3950 655 . needed from June 15 to nished 1 bedroom. Very FEMALE NEEDED - Lux¬ 7162. 5-5-16 (7) 4125. Z-8-5-23 (5) GOOD USED tires, 13, 14, FAST FOOD close to ury apartment. Summer August 17 for summer Girl campus, rent TWO ROOM efficiency. CORVETTE - 1976. Red, 15 inch. Snow tires too! MANAGERS Scout Camp. Must be 18 negotiable, 353-8075. term. Own room. Rent SUMMER SUBLET. $145 utilities included. No 1-3 automatic, all power, ex¬ Mounted free. Used or older. Z-3-5-15 (4) negotiable. 332-1228. females. Pool. Rent nego¬ cellent condition. 27,000 MG MIDGET '78 4,700 wheel and hub caps. PEN- Salary + room lease. Available, 6/15. Domino's Pizza (300 units and board. For further 8-5-15 (4) tiable. 337-2593. 8 5 16 (3) miles, like new, $4700 353-3265. 11-5-30 (41 miles. $7500. 332 3951 NELL SALES, 1825 Michi¬ nationwide) needs fast information and applica¬ SUMMER SUBLET negotiable. 485-5286. - 8-5-22 141 gan, Lansing, Michigan food managers to be tion contact. Fair Winds Fall option. Female need¬ FEMALE ROOMMATE for SUMMER 6-5-20 (3) ALL STUDENT ADS SUBLET- 1 48912 482 5818. trained for positions as Girl Scout Council. 202 E. ed: Own room, summer term. Own room. male. Own room, CUSTOM sunny Must be prepaid now modern, CRUISER '79. C-21-5-30 (6) AM/FM stereo, roof rack. NOVA 1975 automatic 6 store managers. You can Blvd. Drive, Flint, Ml balcony spacious. 351 - Through the end of the Non smoker. Close to air, $150 or best offer, cylinder. Great earn up to $250 per week 48503. 2628. 8-5-22 (4) campus. 371-5291. Treehouse West. 337- 3 seat. 350 engine. 627- shape. 313-238-4633 Term. S 16-5-30 (4) $1700 485-8299. JUNK CARS wanted. while in training. Our ex¬ between 8-5-16 (4) 1257. 5-5-15 (5) 9591. 8:30a.m. and 8-5-22_(3[ 8-5-15 (3) Also selling used parts. pansion offers exciting 5:00p.m. Z-5-5-15 (13) 1 BEDROOM close to SUMMER SUBLET- 2 DATSUN 810 Phone 321 3651 opportunities for you to campus. 3 month and 12 Station bedroom, air, furnished. NOVA 350 '72 V8. 74,000 C-21-5-30 (3) wagon. 1977. Good MPG Lots of extras. 627-4131, miles, runs good, snows. join at the fastest growing pizza company in the ESCORTS WANTED- $6/ hour, month leases. 332-5299. 5-5-16 (4) Close to campus. 355- Burcham Woods BEECHWOOD no experience 6270. 8 5-20 (3) $500. 489 3454 world. Your salary as a nec- APARTMENTS 8-5-23 (3) Z 3-5-19 13) T Employment J [|__i I beginning cessary, we will train. HURRY just a few Hurry, just manager is 489-2278. Apply in person left for FALL a few FORD PICKUP Vt $12,500/year plus 25% at VELVET FINGERS 527 left for fall. 1976, 6 cylinder standard, $1900 or best offer. Must ton, OLDS CUSTOM CRUIS¬ ER '73. Very good condi¬ SECRETARY, and stable MATURE person for profit of the unit. Super¬ visory and franchising op¬ E. Michigan, C-21-5-30 (5) LIVE A LITTLE! Now taking appli¬ Now taking cations for Summer summer sell. 676-4613 between tion, one owner, $675, small firm. Typing 65, portunities available after applic¬ 3-9p.m. 2-5-15 (5) 393-2398 5-5-21 (3) shorthand 90, arid ability 12 months. Successful • ations. pool FORD GRANADA 1977 1979 OLDS Starfire 3X, to handle general office duties unsupervised. Ap¬ store management. Send CEDAR VIEW • air conditioning ' 5 blocks to campus resume to Dave Fluke. 628 1390 E. Grand River • ' 4 door, 4 on floor over like new, $5,000 or best ample parking large 2 bedroom ply in person, 3308 S, Ranker Rd. Lansing Ml • furnished apartments drive, 46,000 349-0652. 8-5-19 <4» miles. $2795. offer, 394 3075 5-5-21 13) Cedar Street, Suite 11. 8-5-15 (8) 48917. EOE. M-F. 4 5-16 (29) RIVERSIDE • bus service ' furnished 1310 E. Grand River • tennis courts near by 1130 Beech St. € NORWOOD 745 BURCHAM Call GtMPUS HILL 332-0052 CEDAR ALL 1330 E. Grand River A few c for information call: 351-3118 between lpm-4pm openings 9:30-4:30pm For Fall ...ai (he pool (his Summer! GREENS STUDENTS AMRTMBTTS Now Leasing For (SPECIAL SUMMER RATES) AND Ctopcfetngfjam SUMMER • ONE BEDROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT now taking summer applications ENJOY ...and enjoy our location • AIR CONDITIONING FACULTY OUR NEW • SWIMMING POOl Free Bus Service this Fall 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED LUXURY APTS. • PRIVATE BALCONIES •2 bedrooms Free Bus Service SWIMMING •shag carpeting •air interested conditioning •private balconies *dish washer, • WITHIN WALKING in sewing •private balconies •luxury furnishings disposal ore cordially invited •Swimming Pool POOL •swimming pool *shag carpeting DISTANCE TO CAMPUS •swimming pool •dishwashers to attend the •Furnished 349-3530 Residents can now enjoy •on bus line •special 12 month rates •central oir •heat included Vikmg Sewing Machine •Dishwashers 9:00-6:00 the luxut/ of their own " NOW LEASING FOR Open House daily '2 Blocks from campus on busline vi' •Central Air swimming pool. Our new 731 SUMMER & FALL on Monday May 19 'Ask about ; ; ■ t, f. j(} Free Roommote Service pool will be opening this our special 12 month rates 12 00 8 00pm •4 person units spring for your pleasure. in the Union Ballroom Free Roommote Service !> 1 ■t . .'j 351-8631 Michigan State Rental Office: Now leasing for Summer 11^®.' • i y, University Located 1390 E. Grand River Nrxt Brody just off APARTMENTS l'2 "J Grand River, Oleomas 351 5647 CALL 351-7166 731 Burcham Drive 351 7212 10 locotod ot 6 Daily Hogodorn just south ol Service Rood The State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, May 15, 1980 1 3 Apartments Apartments 13$ Apartments Houses E Houses E Houses Rooms For Sale j [^>] [ Peanuts Personal] |HT[ NEED-1 male or female IF YOU would like a Summer place SUMMER SUBLET three THREE sublet. New to rent, but don't BEDROOMS, two SUMMER SUBLET, 3 FEMALE TO share house SINGLE duplex. Price negotiable. know person apartment Rent baths, fully carpeted, ten ROOM, clean - ATTENTION! ATTEN¬ LOST MALE, 33, answers where to look, call GREAT rooms in house, 1 fall with 2 others for summer. 337 1857 Z-8-5-23 (4) negotiable. Very nice'! minute drive to summer, good location, TION! DICKER Ft DEAL to Pat. Last seen LAKES today for Call 351 0232. Z-3-5-16 (4) campus. option, Linden St $87 50/ Frandor area, $110/month references 482 8304 May 4 sure, $112/person. 394-5682 af Second hand Store is Mac's Bar area. there's hundreds in month, furnished, washer plus expenses 627 7414 3 5-19 (3) Reward. SUMMER APARTMENT, our ter six. S-5-5-19 (5) overstocked in top quality Renae 332-9005 book. 394-2680. 337 1820 S-5-5-16 (51 3-5-15 (5) 3 FEMALE - NON smoker, pre owned stereo equip¬ 7-3-5-16 (5) bedroom, close to C-19-F 10(7) - ROOMS AVAILABLE for own room. White Hall FEMALE OWN ment. The best prices in campus, $230, also hide- room in ROOMMATES WANTED NEED 1 FEMALE Own a-bed $60. 332 7197 Manor, 6-80 to 6-81, 351 - summer term 225 for town! Must see to appre¬ DiMILO BROTHERS se¬ duplex. Close to campus, for 3 bedroom house, '/j room, house behind Dool- 1428. 5-5-20 (4) entire summer. Psi Upsi Z-3-5-16 (4) River's & Water's rent negotiable. Evenings split on ail expenses. 482 ey's. 9/80. 3-2746/7 Ion Fraternity 351 4686 ciate. We also have 35 cond annual mm spring blow at 337 0051. Summer only 1251 before 5 p.m., 371 - Z-3-5-15 (3) cameras Sporting out. This year's theme - SUMMER SUBLET-2 Edge Apartments 5 MINUTES to Union, Z-3-5-15 15) 7120 after 5 p.m., 372 Z 4-5-20 (51 goods: 10-speed bikes, X-mas with the DiMilo's. rooms close, air, grill, own room, $95, furnished, 0905 8 5 21 (5) assorted camping equip¬ This Saturday. Be there summer WOMEN — 2 rooms in 4 1 ROOM balcony, cheap, 337 0927 only 332-7566. Summer. SUMMER SUBLET - 5 bedroom house, on MAC. in 3 bedroom ment, guns, and fishing . . Z-2-5-16 (6) ON THE RIVER house, busline. Call Z 5 5 20 (3) Z-8-5-23 (3) bedroom house EAST SIDE of on equipment. Furniture for AIR CONDITIONED on cam¬ Lansing Start 6/80, 351 6661 Oscar, 487 5046 pus bus route. 332 4592 large, four bedroom, un¬ every room. And a large From $70 per man Z-3-5-15 (3) 3-5 19 (3) FEMALE NEEDED sum¬ selection of gold and dia¬ SUMMER SUBLET, 1 Rent negotiable furnished, gas heat, $360 Personal / bedroom, furnished, edge 4-man apts. mer term, 2 bedroom Z 8 5-22 (4) for 9 month lease 676- ALL STUDENT ADS mond rings. 2 and 3 Next to campus. 353 1557. OR 11-5 30 (5) SUMMER SUBLET, 2 of campus, rent man Must be prepaid now negoti¬ 4130. Z-3-5-16 (3) rooms, $80 month, 1530 GULLIVER'S STATE able. 351-5898. 8-5-23 (4) apts. available SUMMER ROOM in spa WE BUY SELL-TRADE Through the end of the Jerome, DRUG is located 1 '/» 261 River St. cious house 2 blocks from BEAL STREET, 3 bed Term. 16-5-30 (4) Lansing. Call SUMMER SUBLET own 371-1597. Z-8-5-26 (3) blocks east of Mason- FEMALE, non-smoker, for (next to Cedar campus. Fall option Joan room house, 12 month DICKER AND DEAL Village) room. Treehouse West. Second Hand Store. 1701 Abbot on E. Grand River- summer. Own room, near 351 1246. 4-5 16 (4) lease, start June 15, Ga¬ NEED 3 for summer sub¬ QUIET ROOMS close to 332-4432 351 7600 ext. 153- days, S. Cedar FRISBEES. 3-5-16 (5) MSU. Katie 337-7623 rage, $320 337-1447 let. 3 bedroom duplex 2 campus, 3, 9, 12 month Lansing. 487- 351 2264-p.m. 5-5-20 (5) FOUR BEDROOM home 8-5 27 (4) 3886 C-15-5-30 (29) Z-2-5-15 (3) fall option. 882 1380 leases. 332-3700 or 332- FURNISHED STUDIO recreation room, large 5-5-15 (4) 7378. 5-5-21 (41 2 PERSON summer sub¬ units, $185/month all utili¬ LUXURY 2 bedroom, yard, patio available sum DUPLEX - 1 female STEREO-8-Track Ef Recreation (fl let. 1 -bedroom. ties included. Immediate pool, sauna, gym, 4 Vi mer term. June 15-August needed for 1 year, own HEY STUDENTS!GREAT phone, all BSR, $125. Near MUST SUBLET room in MSU. 337 7623. occupancy. 337-1619. miles, sublet 3 months or 30. $450/month plus utili¬ room. 351-6542, (3 7 p.m.) LAKES RENTALS is now Epiphone guitar, like new, DISC JOCKEY nice duplex summer. A Z 2-5-15 (3) OR-21 5-30 (4) longer. 349-6541, 485- ties. Deposit $200 Phone Z 1-5-15 (3) in your area offering $140 Schwinn men's '#1 SOUND £t DIS¬ 4530. Z-2-5-15 (4) low $60/month. 351 5268 after 6 351 5605. Oke houses and apartments of continental, $90 or best COUNT RECORDS team Z 8-5-7 (3) 2 DUPLEX: OWN room mos. 4-5-16 (9) SUMMER SUBLET. 2 all sizes and prices - offer. Call 332-2517. to BEDROOM, Haslett, wo¬ up bring you your need two men $100/ SUBLET THRU Sept men to share summer and fall leases E-5-5 15 (7) favorite pool, dishwasher, CAT A, duplex. ROOM FOR rent summer. tunes for your month. Call 489-4549. ember. 1 bedroom, fur¬ Close to MSU and Cata. available. Call now. 394 available, June 20, 339 NON-SMOKING house¬ next party. Phone 332- 10-5-15 (3) nished, security, air, East 2780. C-21-5-30 (9) $60/month. 139 Cedar St. MaclNTOSH 8730. Z-3-5-16 (3) mate wanted for duplex Own room, furnished, AMP, pre- 2212. Ask for Tom. E.L. Call 337-1479. Lansing. $230. Available near L.C.C. 485-1912 $100/month. 353-1704, amp, tuner. Revox deck 2 BEDROOM 1 block from immediately. 332-6697. 8-5 22 (3) 349-6365. Z-3-5-19 (5) HOUSE FOR rent- 1 year Z-2-5-16 (31 Bose 901 speakers, 16-5-30_(7)_ _ FEMALE, START June, MSU $250/month 8-5-23 (5) lease, 4 bedroom. Garage, Thorens turntable. And Cleaning the attaic? Sell Quiet, non-smoking, own OWN ROOM in large Summer. Karen or Sue 2 ROOMS, 1V, HOUSE furnished. $360/month. extras $3000. Call 351 unwanted items in these blocks — BIG porch- furnished house, laundry, - room. $135. 393-0664. 337 2236. 8 5-19 372-4866 After 5:00p.m. 0631. 3-5-16 (5) columns. (3) from Berkey. Rent negoti¬ summer, 1/2 block MSU - 6-5-16 (3) Houses 124 Kedzie, $85/per, for 4, 11 5-23 (5) close to campus, summer able. 337-7337. lease BEST BARGAIN IN only. $100/month. BLUEGRASS EXTEN¬ Z-3-5 15 (3) 332 0259. Z-3-5-19 13) OPENING OF TOOTSIE's SUBLET 1-bedroom TOWN! 1 and 2 bedroom 337-1849 Z-3-5-19 (5) SION SERVICE SUMMER SUBLET 1 539 PARKLANE. 602 VINTAGE PARLOUR- plays apartment. Available June Mobile homes. From block from campus, fur¬ weddings, parties, 655- ROOM IN Large house Evergreen. Visit between FEMALE NEEDED Saturday May 17, Cloth- 15. Birchfield apartments off Jolly Road Call 882 $155/month. Vi mile from campus. 337-1056. nished, rent, on MAC Ne with fireplace on 1 acre, in BETHEL MANOR 6 and 9p,m. only. mer, maybe Fall. sum¬ Non- inq from the '40's- '70's. Collectables and treasures 1366 or 353-9695. C-21-5-30 (3) gotiable, evenings. 351 - Okemos. $120. plus one Men's Christian 5-5-15 (3) 0539 days. 8-5-20 (5) OR-21-5 30 14) Co-op smoker. $77.50. Okemos, 6308 or 332-0379. third utilities. Call Chris at for sale. 1245 E -Grand MSU approved housing— 349-1708. Z-10-5-29 (3) 4-5-15 (5) 349-4617. 8-5-23 (3) 3 FEMALES to share River, Lansing. 5-5-20 (81 SUMMER SUBLEASE, 2 including freshmen large LUXURY APARTMENT- bedroom, next to Lake, ROOMMATE NEEDED Memberships 5 bedroom house for ROOMMATE Rummage Sale ^ Summer sublet, pool, NEEDED, DORM SIZE last years rate. 339-9063. own bedroom in 5 woman SUMMER OWN room available for summer, own room, fall lease option, refrigerator- ciose to campus. Must 112 S. used 1 15-5-28 (4) house, near Frandor off $60/month, campus Summer & Fall campus close, price nego¬ year. $90 349- BOOKS!! NEW, used, all see. 351 1553. 6 5-16 13) Howard, 371-4671. 6693. 5-5-20 (3) Michigan Avenue. close. Matt 337-1245. across from tiable. 351 3586. 4-5-16 (3) kinds, at low prices. Bene¬ SUMMER SUBLET- $90, Z 8 5-23 (3) S 5-5-15 (5) fits the Gypsy Scholar, 1-2 available SUMMER SUBLET - 3 males wanted to share immediately. Mason-Abbot BIKES- WOMANS 3- U S A's only Grad Lit. 351-8530. 5-5-16 (5) ONE ROOM in 4 man rooms available in 5 bed¬ 4-man in River Glen AVAILABLE 6/15. 2 bed¬ 332-1437 351-4260 JUNE TO June lease, 3 speed $50, mens 3-speed Crit. Journal. May house full privileges, open 14-16, room duplex. $65-$80/ Apartments. Ren negoti¬ FEMALES FOR summer room. 557 Cornell $390. bedrooms, 3 miles from $45. 487-3909 after 5. Second Floor, Morrill Hall. month. Call p.m. 332-0083 June 7. $100 per month, able. Call 351-5289. sublet. Furnished duplex. Lease. 332-0447 after 6 THREE BEAUTIFUL E-5-5-20 13) 5-5-16 (6) campus, bus route, non- all utilities, call 374-2732. 8-5-19 14) X-8-5-15 (5) Close. HUGE rooms, very, very 337-0357.8-5-16(3) p.m. 5-5-20 (4) smokers, $300/month. 5-5-20 (41 close Negotiable. Sum¬ LOFT, GOOD condition Tell more of your 332-6663 evenings, easy neigh¬ mer. Carolyn - 332-5884. 8-5-20 (5) ONE ROOM available for assembly $85. 353- bors what you have for X-Z-2 5-15 (4) 2483 E-5-5-15 (3) sale!. Use classified ads. summer in nice duplex. LOOKING FOR fall hous¬ Call 332-6405 Z-3-5-16 (3) 1 OR 2 FEMALES, SCUBA DIVING sum¬ ing? Call Mid-Michigan. watch mer sublet, 2 rooms in They have over 400 pro¬ for sale-$125. Call 353- Service Hie State News Yellow Page SUMMER SUBLET: house, fall option, negoti¬ perties to choose from, 1031. E-5-5-16 (31 Basement room in excel¬ able. 332-2326. and they specialize in the 3-5-19 (4) lent house with big yard. AIR HOUSEKEEPING - 1 MSU area. Call today and $90/month + utilities. 14 CONDITIONERS- time or regular basis. see if they have what Good condition. $100 Et Rea¬ mile from campus. sonable rates. Call 485- LUXURIOUS DUPLEX; you're looking for. 337- $75 Call 646-0538, Penney 351-7401. 6574. 8-5-15 (4) Close, 1 to 3 needed. Air. 8023 C-21-5-30 (81 E-5-5-15 (31 337-2047. Z-2-5-16 (3) Z-3-5 16 (6) Business - Service SUBLEASE room in the YOUR summer, own SUMMER HOUSING $15- 23 per week. Call 332-0834 after 6, Rick or Jon. TWO own summer WOMEN room in term needed duplex for Lexington COMPLETE American Educator en¬ cyclopedias. $150. 663- 4385 E 5-5-15 (3) SET of ATTENTION broken stereos, we pro¬ vide quick professional service on most Owners of major $100/month, furnished, 12-5-23 (3) brands Burcham. of component 551 Lexington. 351-1349. near Call between 6-11p.m. TWO 3 WAY Ultralinear audio equipment. See us SUMMER 351 - Directory Z-5-5-21 (5) SUBLET 3-5 1932. X-5-5-15 16) at the STEREO SHOPPE bedrooms, 2 baths, great speakers. 40 watts, S1UU, 555 E. Grand River, East 2 location, pets, $380, 332- good condition. 353-0330. BEDROOM DUPLEX. 8728 6-5 15 (4) SUMMER SUBLET- 1 Z E-5-5 19 14) Lansing. 5-5-15 (10) Appliances, available bedroom in 5 bedroom now. $410 + utilities. FOR LARGE house. Male or female. SALE. Sanyo LAWN MAINTENANCE 7 372-2213. 11-5-30 (3) 12-bedroom house. Licensed for 12. Pets allowed. $87 50 + DCX2500K AM/FM stereo years experience receiver. 50 anything Less than one block from utilities. Call 332-0130. watts/chan¬ large or small. Prefer full NICE 3 bedroom unfur¬ HEALTH FOOD AUTO CLINICS PHOTOGRAPHY nished. 1403 Beech the center of downtown 5-5-20 (5) nel. $100 or best offer. time job. Ask for Dave Call 355-5867 p.m. Street June to June lease East Lansing and MSU. Sanback, 332-3568. THE OWN ROOM in two bed¬ S-5-5-19 (5) 10% DISCOUNT 351-1176 weekends £f Newly redecorated. Sum¬ S-5-5-20 (5) to all MSU SPARTAN cElbihgef evenings. $480 + utilities. mer or fall. 489-2415. room condominium. $150 PANASONIC SPEAKERS •We honor all muffler 8-5-21 (7) per month. Includes utili¬ EXPERT GUITAR repairs. MUFFLER CENTER 8 5-27 (6) and 8 track player, $60. Acoustic on or students purchases of $2 moro, yogurts -BRAKES 'SHOCKS guarantees •Life time guarantee stum) 3 BLOCKS WEST of Har¬ rison on Lilac, sleeps 5, no SUMMER own room, 1-6 fall women, option. ties. Haslett. Roger, even¬ ings, 349 2844. 8 5-23 (5) 353-6893. E-5-5-19 (3) Most extensive the state. ELDERLY and electric. shop in LARGEST CASSETTE IN¬ and broods oxdudod 355-1951, 353-1574 SUMMER TERM- Rooms, "FRONT END WORK l nviv i mw nwnn 30% Discount Instant Color and pets. Start September 15, 8-5-19 (3) 1 block from MSU. $55- STOCK EVER. All STRUMENTS. 332-4331 cheap. C-21-5-30 Dannon Yogurt - 39* 1 year lease, $540/month. Quality guaranteed. FLAT (5) with student i.D. Black and White 80/month. 332 6468 11-7 20% 351-1778. 5-5-21 (6) LARGE 2 bedroom fur¬ BLACK & CIRCULAR. p.m. X-8-5-16 (3) RANDALL HEALTH FOOD STUDENT DISCOUNT •mufflers Passport nished, very nice. $550 Above Paramount. GUITAR REPAIRS. •shocks 3 PERSON 1.7 miles to available June 332 3900. 16-5-30 (5) Prompt guaranteed ser¬ Brookfiald Plata ON ALL WORK Resume ALL STUDENT ADS •coil campus, $300 351 6824. OR 21-5-30 (4) vice. Free estimates and 1381 E. Grand River WITH I.D. springs ID Photos Must be prepaid now RECORDS! Call after 12:30 p.m. THOU¬ reasonable rates. Member 717 S. PENNSYLVANIA Through the end of the 332-6892 394-3060 5-5-21 (3) SPACIOUS DUPLEX! Term. S-16-5-30 (4) SANDS to choose from, American Guild of Luth- 417-9332 5103 S. logon ot 220 Albert St. 332 3026 751 and up, all Jolly Summer sublet. Near quality iers. MARSHALL MUSIC CHARMING COUNTRY guaranteed. WAZOO RE¬ Co 337-9700. FABRICS IMPORTS CONTACT LENSES house summer sublet, 2 campus. Price negotiable. Need 3 women. 353-6591. SUMMER ROOM in CORDS, 223 Abbott, 337- C-21-5-30 (6) house 2 blocks campus, 0947. C-21-5-30 (5) miles campus, 175 acres, 8-5-19 (4) CULPEPPER'S male, rent negotiable. Call "^fampus Contacts barn $200/month, 349- 337-0021. 5-5-16 (3) WHITEHILLS BOOKS! 3 floors of Why not turn some ur QUILTS 0861 Z-3-5-16 (4) AREA, 3 210 ABBOTT S3 aro Specializing FURNISHED house for summer. 3 bed¬ PRIVATE bedroom, luxury duplex. $500/month. 351-0319. 8-5-16 13) ROOMS ACROSS from Williams Hall on Michigan Ave 351 3038 or 351 books, magazines and comics. CURIOUS BOOK SHOP, 307 East Grand needed items into cast Place a classified tode for quick response. (upstairs) UNVUWTVAUU in the rooms, 3 blocks from 9538 OR 21 5-30 (3) River, East Lansing. 332 EAST LANSING UOMCtUKtt FEMALE NEEDED for 3 0112, C-2-15-30 (5) i north campus. Must be —.1 Instructions 332-2927 •Worldwide Imports fitting and servicing good housekeepers. $275/ month bedroom house in Wil- liamston. 655 4537. 3 OR 4 Needed to rent GIBSON 12 string guitar, of + utilities, 351- rooms in house for sum¬ •Indian Imports 8-5-16 (3) acoustic with case. $350 0599. 8-5 23 (6) mer. Rent negotiable. PRIVATE GUITAR in¬ 353 3460 8-5-19 ( 3) Opon Tuosday—Saturday •Egyptian Jewelry •Batiks, lore CONTACT LENSES SUMMER. 4 Rooms. 329 CENTER Street, 2 Near MSU 351-5949 8-5 16 (4) struction. Beginners bedroom 4 student June through advanced. Call Quilts, fine cottons, embroidered shirts Low Cost Trtol Wearing Plan Close to MSU Nice Animals MARSHALL MUSIC CO. Dr. 15 September 15. Call FolkwearQ patterns Douglas M. Dean 3ci mac sum :oe porch. Rent negotiable. - FEMALE GRAD, June, 2 337-9700. 351*1396 Optorr.e?:;si 237-7120 east lansing collect evenings 313-437 Open week- 332-7594. Z-3-5-16 (3) GERMAN SHORTHAIR 1317. 8 8-15 (5) bedroom townhouse, pa¬ nights until 9:00 p.m. Sat¬ TABACCONIST tio, central air, residential Female, AKC, good urdays 10a.m.-5p.m. PROMOTION VISION CARE NEED FEMALE, summer, area. Rent hunter. $65 or best offer. C-21-5-30 (6) share duplex, own room, ALL STUDENT ADS negotiable, NOW HIAR THIS FROM TNI TOP 351 3566 S-5-5-17 (5) Call 321-0381 anytime. Must be prepaid now June-June. 1 miles to 5-5-16 (4) NINOI AT TNI STONI WITH TNI ■ID DOOAI J.R. NIXON, O.D. MSU $187.50/best offer. Through the Term. 16-5-30 (4) end of the Costly? Not fieds are at all! Classi¬ priced reason¬ 'Cigaretts by We have in atork Let us Prefer grad. 351 0259. For Sale BEAT THE East Lansing ably . . . and they work! 'hard and soft Z-8-5-23 (5) pet store rip off. Ball contact Sberwaa Duahil) Sobraiae work Python 3 foot, $65. Baby •Pipes by Sattne/lt *21 Red Door for lenses *eye glass prescriptions SUMMER SUBLET 2 Rooms 0 MARSHALL MUSIC CO. Your headquarters for Boas $30. 355-2492. NEW FACES pipe tobacco blends •fee inquiries welcome rooms available, close to Z-5-5-20 (5) ROOM AVAILABLE now, professional PA gear, WANTED campus, rent negotiable. WARNING Tit* Hargeaa G»a*ral h*t d*trr«it»*d thai c«ir*IU •••*»■§ '• da*"*** «• you! Call 332 6221. Z-2-5-15 14) no smokers, no cars. $23/ electric keyboards, guitars GOLDEN RETRIEVER for professional modeling hoakb 349-5077 week. 508 Grove, 332- and amps. Call 337-9700 puppies AKC champion. to train for Live Fashion MATURE FEMALE-Resi- 1763. 4-5-16 14) or stop in. Frandor Mall. 3 $175, 543-1123. Show 355-8255 Magazine Photo C^rnpLu's%«%(§ Shoe blocks from west campus. dential house, summer, Vi E-5-5-19 (3) graphy T V No experience ROOMS AVAILABLE sin¬ Free parking. block, $125 + Rich, 332- necessory Meijtr Unity Acres e Mums 0131 (after 3 p.m.), 377- gles and doubles $62.50 C-21-5-30 (7) REGISTERED AUSTRAL 3324269 I IAN Shepherd 4702. X 5-5-19 (4) 90.00 month no utilities. pups. 313- One block to SEWING MACHINES - 750-9703 after 5:30 campus, BARBER OPTICAL SERVICE COONS LING SUMMER SUBLET; HBO, washer, parking tap New Singer machines ZE 10-5-21 (3) Protessional Modeling of room, fall option. Close, system. 351-9286 from $99.50. Guaranteed Lansing Inc 351 0031. Spartan Barber CO-OPTICAL Free Pregnancy Testing Counseling Services WOMEN'S COUNSELING negotiable. 332 8309. 5-5 20 (3) Z 5-5-19 (61 used $39.50. machines All makes from Mobile Homes Stylise re¬ Pregnancy Terminations CENTER paired. EDWARDS DIS LESSONS IN Guitar, ban¬ For Men. Women and SERVICES Gynecological Core 927 E. GRAND RIVER FALL 2 bedroom duplex SUMMEP/FALL MSU quiet, no smoke. across TRIBUTING COMPANY. PARKWOOD 1968- jo and more, at the EL¬ Children near MSU. $320 + 1115 N. Washington 489 lint Unl-|'i My Family Planning (across from Bogue St. utili¬ $115/electric. 351-9213. 12x55, 2 bedrooms, fully DERLY INSTRUMENT Appointment Walk-in ties Nice. Call 332 3082 6448 C 21-5 30 181 or Cn»intire Oftkd) campus entrance) X-Z-4 5 16 131 furnished, near MSU. SCHOOL. C-21-5-30 (3) tor information cau after 5 p.m. Z-3-5-16 (4) Lower Level Union $4750, call 351 9096 • ETIS 517 337-7050 332*3554 NEW AND used guitars, Z-3-5-16 (41 Building EXAMINED •Michigan Dept. of Public SUMMER SUBLET banjos, mandolins, etc, Get in the classified habit. • GLASSES SUMMER SUBLET. Close $80 00 Two people need 9-5Mon.-Fri License #17 Dulcimers and kits. Re You'll be glad 355-3359 • CONTACT LENS uuomancjare •Pregnancy Testing to campus house 3-5 rooms in Rent negotiable. ed Call 349 6270 anytime. corders, thousands ot 2 BEDROOM home Near MSU. Partly MOBILE you did. of LansinG •Concerned Counselors Call 332 6337 Z-4 5 19 (4) Z-1 5-15 (3) hard to find albums and We lilt I. GraNtinr books. Discount prices furnished, patio and utility ENGLISH LANGUAGE use and •Birth Control font Monti ProAriwooel Ceow< Counseling shed. Reasonable prices. tutor June recommend ImtfieM Ftiu Suae 107 •Pregnancy Termination SUMMER SUBLET own Expert repairs free esti August. Ex¬ 3401 E tepww SUMMFR DUPLEX, 3 $4000. Call 349 6428 perienced RK products 351 - SMI Lansing Mrtegen 40912 room, furnished, $85/ males. ELDERLY IN English E.S.L. WOMEN HtLfm WOMEN bedroom, garage, laun¬ month. 332 2871 STRUMENTS 541 E 3-5-16 (6) Teacher $6 00/hour, dry, near campus. $300/ Z-8-5-21 (31 Grand River 332 4331 Linda 13 p.m 339 9961. month 355 4899 5-5-16 (5) C-21-5-30 191 GIVE YOUR BUSINESS NEW LIFE! 8 5 19 (4) 1 BEDROOM FUR Lost & Found NISHED Block from ROTEL RX303 20 Watt FOUR BEDROOM duplex, ALL STUDENT ADS Call Doug 355-8255 State News Classifieds! 1 block from campus. Summer only, furnished MSU. Security door sys¬ tem. Full kitchen, air, Receiver, Phillips turn¬ table and KLH speakers LOST x/aich LADIES Reward. 337 1145 gold Must be prepaid n June to June lease 351 Excellent Condition. $320 Through the end of 332 7096 8 5 19 (5) 7431 Z 8 5 27 (5) 355 9248 Z 8 5 21 15) Jackie Z-2-5-15 (3) Term. 16-5 30 (4) 1 4 The State News, East Lansing Michigan Thursday, May 15, 1980 Typing Service Mich. Rep. Albosta Hospital TYPING, EXPERIENCED fast and reasonable, 371 4635 C 19-5 30 (3) - Iioiicyiiiooii Four options proposed TYPING DONE in my Colonial Village area calls charges 'petty' — GRAND RAPIDS (AP) Donna Arndt wasn't about to let a little case of (continued from page I) events and intramural essential to the future of report said. It would be competition and that it Michigan State Univer¬ home. 8 years experience acute appendicitis keep her hard to carry on intra separates two large traffic- sity," said Siefert, who also Call 485 3597. 5-5-21 (4) from By United Press ti, Larsen cited a news volunteer their time," he getting married. mural programs while a generating activities. In chaired the committee. International article dealing with Nine hours before her NEED A library search or a paper said. varsity basketball game or addition, more income State Republican Chair activities at a l'.S. Census scheduled wedding, the 20- with computer produced "I am concerned at what concert 16,000 spec¬ generating events such as person Mel Larsen asked Bureau office in Traverse year old Grand Rapids tators is being held in the ice shows, circuses and bibliography? Call GATE¬ appears to be a violation of The committee urged the Justice Department City. woman was in a hospital. KEEPERS, at 349 6886 federal law." same building or even the conventions could be held that planning based on its 12 5 30 (4) Wednesday to investigate The article Doctors gave in, treated reported the Albosta defeated a long same site, it said. at the arena without dis¬ alleged illegal campaign office director placed A1 her with several injections findings be undertaken im time Republican incum¬ The advantages of the turbing intramural play. ANN BROWN TYPING activities on behalf of U.S. bosta nominating petitions and told her to be out of mediately. bent two years ago, and committee's preferred pro The committee conceded Dissertations-Manuscripts Rep. Donald in a public lounge area her wedding gown and Albosta, recapturing the district is a posal are that it allows that the availability of "Specifically we rec¬ 349 6660. C-21 5-30131 back into D Mich., at a federal cen used by census workers her hospital funds will determine what high priority for the GOP greater scheduling op ommend the appointment sus office. and handed out bumper this year. gown by 5 p.m. portunities for both of a consulting architect to COPYGnAPH SERVICE arena can actually be built. The Albosta, reached in his stickers for the freshman The former state House COMPLETED, DISSER¬ report also said, however, prepare schematic arch¬ TATIONS AND RESUME Washington office, dismis Democrat after work out member said he does not that it might be possible, itectural studies outlined SERVICE and Corner MAC Grand River, 8:30 sed the charge as "petty" and politically inspired. side the office. It also said census work believe any violations oc- cured in the census office Milliken signs through innovative arch itectural design, to offset here," the report said. It added that these studies a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Fri¬ In a letter to attended Attorney ers a speech by itself, and called the any extra costs of con would provide a better day, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Satur¬ General Benjamin Civilet Albosta's wife at a estimate of how much each bumper structing separate struc¬ day. 337-1666. C-21-5-30 (7) tion hours. held during recep work "petty." sticker matter diesel fuel bill tures. "The most desirable so¬ option would cost. "The federal Hatch Act While the local census EXPERIENCED IBM typ¬ It's What s forbids census workers manager was nominated LANSING (UPI) — Gov. William G. Milliken signed lution would be one that The report recommends ing, dissertations (Pica bills Wednesday increasing and provides separate struc¬ as the most favorable sites by Albosta, she was hired Elite). FAYANN 489 0358. C-21-5-30 (3) Happening taking management," part in partisan Larsen by the census bureau itself. diesel fueld and trucking taxes in an effort to aid revising the state's tures specifically designed for each program and lo¬ for an intramural facility either the area across said. "The issue is hard-pressed truck stop owners. cated at separate sites," Shaw Lane from McDonel Announcements for It's so petty," The measures boost the diesel tax from 9 TYPING IN my home "Census workers, or any he said. cents-per-gal Close to campus. Quality What's Happening must be "I realize it's a Ion the same rate charged for University architect Sie- Hall, or the vacant land received in the State News other government em¬ political year and people — gasoline. However, fert said in his cover letter south of Wilson Road and work! Cindy 9 a.m.-7 p.m. ployee, cannot endorse a However, truckers buying a $12 annual sticker would to 394 4448 C-21-5-30 (3) office, 343 Student Services are going to play around pay a discount rate of 5 cents-per gallon. Mackey. east of the Veterinary Bldg., by noon at least two candidate. They cannot with anything they can Michigan Clinic. The committee truckers also would be required to EXPERT TYPING. Disser¬ days before publication. No work on the behalf of a find politically to try and purchase a $80 "WE BELIEV E THERE members said they chose announcements will be candidate and then cannot permit. is tations - theses business ac discredit anybody." widespread campus this area because it is close The measures also establish, for the first cepted by phone. time, a the east residence hall legal. MSU grad. 337 agreement and to - purchase requirement for out-of state truckers entering support 0205. C-21-5-30 (3) that improved facilities for Michigan similar to those imposed by other states. complex and to outdoor UNIGRAPHICS OFFERS COMPLETE RESUME Conversational sign lan¬ Carter's lawyers Those haulers either would have to Michigan and pay the state tax or pay an equivalent levy. buy fuel in both of these programs are playing fields. SERVICE: guage practice is at 7 tonight, Typesetting: fourth floor lobby, MSU Li¬ offset printing; and bind¬ The complex package was ery services. Approved dissertation printing and binding specialists. For brary. Open to the public. Volunteer Action fulfills short-term labor needs Corps appeal tax ruling complaints from truck stop owners that Michigan's developed in response to 9-cents-per gallon tax placed them at a disadvantage with Mackey's letter estimate, stop in at 2843 competitors in neighboring low-tax states. (continued from page I) E. Grand River or phone in the community. We need The dispute began when the diesel levy was raise din ahead," the letter said. By United Press International 332-8414 C-21-5-30 (9) your help. Volunteer in 26 1978 as part of a $147 million Student Services WASHINGTON — President Carter's lawyers Wed¬ transportation tax package. Bldg. Legislative leaders promised at that time the increase "I THINK IT is only fair to nesday appealed a court order blocking his dime-a-gallon say that on the basis of the EXPERIENCED IBM typ¬ would be temporary while a substitute was worked out. evidence no other conclusion was ist. MSU Hang-Gliding Club gasoline fee and asked for a quick hearing. But two possible." Dissertations, and Squabbling lawmakers fussed for months over the issue, But one member of the Executive term meets at 7 tonight, 208 IM congressional panels voted to bar the price hike by Board, who asked papers. Call 349- however, at one point briefly letting the tax lapse not to be named, said he found 6692. OR-21-5-30 (31 Sports-West. Open to the another route. nothing specific in the public. House Speaker Thomas O'Neill said the issue may completely because they could not reach agreement. letter to clarify the reasons for Mackey's conclusions. The new tax structure is supposed to make "The tone of the letter is one that has been consistent TYPING TERM papers. come up for a vote on the House floor after Memorial Day Michigan MSU Counseling Center and "there's truck stops competitive with those in other states while with what he has said in the Experienced, fast service no question the votes are here to strip his past," he said. "We're still presents the series "Women ensuring no drop in vitally needed transportation - IBM Call 351-8923 in Business" with Carol Red¬ (Carter's) powers." assessing this situation, and we want to do what is best OR-21-5-30 (3) revenues. for Michigan State ding, Nancy Washburne, The price hike, which Carter ordered on grounds it University." would reduce demand and thus cut oil At i he same time, it forces owners of diesel vehicles to Kinney declined to comment Wednesday because he Daryl Dixon and Dee McFar- imports, was to take effect at the pumps Thursday. But U.S. District pay the same rate as owners of standard autos. said he did not receive a of the letter. Round Town ~j [ T~j land from 3:30 to 5 p.m. today, 342 Union. Open to Court Judge Aubrey Robinson barred (.he fee Tuesday on Milliken also signed legislation making the terms for copy the public. various township officers consistent at four MACKEV COULD NOT be reached for comment. grounds Carter had overstepped his authority. years. COFFEE HOUSE with Currently, library board directors Appealing that decision, administration lawyers asked and park com Mackey had initially requested Kinney's resignation Barb Daugul and Sandee missioners get six-year terms. Richard Selzer, noted doc¬ the U.S. Circuit Court of last February, but Kinney had refused. Swantek. Friday, May Appeals for the District of tor-writer, will read from his Columbia for a speedy hearing. Mackey's position has been that because the alumni 16th, 8-11 p.m. St. John's recent work and speak on "The unusual importance of this case association, which became independent from MSU last East, Hagadorn, across requires "Surgery as Poetry" at 8 year, represents the University to 33,000 alumni, the from Hubbard. $1.50. extraordinary expedition, as the district court has 2 5-16 (61 tonight, 335 Union, Open to the public. invalidated a program determined by the president to be Dippy drive-in University should have some control over it. vital to the national security," the administration said. Specifically, Mackey has requested the authority to The "Until this court rules, the CAHOKIA, 111. (AP) — parently so taken aback fire the president of the association. Ingham County Office pass through of costs from An elderly man recently for Young Children presents oil company to consumer cannot occur, the reduction in that they served the guy," But at the April 12 meeting of the alumni association "New Games," a free work¬ drove through the wall of said police Lt. Executive Board, it refused Mackey's gasoline consumption the president found to be crucial ice Guy West proposal. shop for teachers and parents for a reduction in imported oil cannot occur, and the an cream shop, climbed brook. On April 30, the University cut off the association's of preschool age children, out of his car, and Several customers were national security concerns the president identified calmly access to the University computer, which the association from 9:30 a.m. to noon ordered and consumed an present at the Dairy Queen had used to get addresses of cannot be addressed." graduates in order to recruit Saturday, Capitol Child De The administration asked the court to set ice cream cone and soft when the car hit the coun¬ them as members and notify them of alumni association velopment Center, 218 W. arguments drink, authorities said. ter inside the on the case for the week of building. No activities. Ottawa, Lansing. Call O.Y.C. May 26. The appeals court "He said he wanted an took no immediate action on the one was injured, including The same week a new ticket at 371-3430 for pre-registra- request. ice policy was announced that cream cone and Coke the driver, tion and details Even if Carter wins the court case, sentiment on a 67-year-old gave priority to University donors over alumni and the people were ap¬ Cahokia resident. association members for tickets to the Capitol Hill is clearly growing against the fee, and the MSU/University MSU Amateur Radio Club lawmakers could take away the power of Michigan football they originally game. meets at 8 tonight, 339 gave the president to impose it. Engineering Bldg. Open to The Senate Finance Committee voted 13-3 Wednesday -g-r-1'] ii-n the public. Council of Graduate Stu¬ for a measure that would bar the fee, and a House and Means subcommittee supported similar legislation Ways Opening Bowling Custom Creations 17-4. dents presents Carl Stone on It is considered likely, however, that Carter would Friday, Starting at 9 p.m. "Political Ideologies Economic Development in and any measure that curbed his authority to impose the fee, veto Beauty Salon ** the Caribbean" at 4 p.m. and O'Neill said "a lot of work would have to be done" for All day & evenings today, 109 South Kedzie Hall. a successful override. SPRING SPECIAL Treasury Secretary G. William Miller asked Congress Saturday Hair Cut & 4982 Northwind MSU Resource Develop Wednesday to put off any votes while the matter is Shampoo E. merit Undergrad Club meets before the courts, but his plea went unheeded. Rent-a-Lane Lansing at 4:30 p.m. today, 338 Mon Thurs Midnight 2AM 8°° Ann Arnold Natural Resources Bldg. Top Sundays 11PM 1AM Razor or Scissor Sharon Russell Bowl as many games as you want Style ic: election of officers, year iup to 6 persons per lane) Reg. 1000 Paula Verderese review. Open to the public. Work of Christ meets for Reagan calls for *8.00 per lane I lESSfe PHONE For best prayer, scriptural teaching, singing and fellowship at 8:30 Holiday Lanes GRANDRIVBH Ave □vg Of AM 351-7373 73~| results, call today tonight, Parlors A and B, Union. Open to the public. aid to auto firms 3101 E Grand Rivor For Information & Reservations P\e DONAHtj I coupon good for 1 service per customer to place lust North ot Frandor Call 337-9775 PI Mu Epsilon presents Dr. exp. 5/31/80 your Cooperman on "Efficiency By I.ANI WTEGAND Troy and Detroit. Classified naw, United Cress International RHA SPRING CONCERT Formulas for Electrostatic Laid off Buick Motorcar ad to Precipitators" at 7:30 tonight, FLINT Former Cali Division worker Charles sell still A 204 Wells Hall. Open to the fornia Gov. Ronald Reagan public. Lixey said Reagan told him good items lunching with 40 jobless around your Inter-Varsity Christian Fel¬ auto Wednesday workers, the govern said "he could do a few things about small car imports" but said the 69 year old This Saturday lowship meets at 7 tonight, home. 342 Union. Open to the ment should bail out auto candidates did not elabor¬ firms and lessen its public. regula ate on his plans. tions on the industry. The young, bearded Parents of MSU students In a closed meeting at the Lixey, out of work for six will meet for the Third Annual Italia Gardens a small months, was among 40 Student Foundation Parents restaurant in the city's jobless persons selected by Day on Saturday. factory district the GOP Reagan backers to meet Animal Lovers: learn health presidential hopeful said with Reagan. the federal government care techniques for pets, should relax some environ farm animals, horses and "SEVERAL HUN¬ wildlife during Vetavisit from menial restrictions until DRED" persons responded 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, the auto industry can re to the luncheon application Veterinary Clinic. Open to the cover from its sales slump. and questionnaire asking public. The Flint appearance what they would like to was the second in a four Tremor discuss with Reagan. Observatory Open House is city campaign blitz by Rea Although the applicants MARSHALL CHAPMAN from 10 p m. to midnight, gan Wednesday in his drive Headlining State Saturday, MSU Observatory. for Sponsor: astronomy and as delegates in the state's Republican primary Tues were asked whether they already support Reagan, trophysics departments. day He also visited Sagi i the continued candidates's wife, with The Great American Dance Band News 16) on page Career Challenges and Women, a program of 24 Introducing The Winners of WMSN's Sound Challenge '80 sessions on women and ca Classified reers, is from 9 a m. to 4:45 p.m. Friday, and from 9 a m bine Arts students Four/Fifths and Tremor to 12:15 Saturday, co sponsored by RHA & ASMSU pm Programming Board Union Open to fhe public. Phone Sponsors: Counseling Cen ter, Placement Services, Wo to present exhibition The Sponsors of Sound Challenge Were:1 men's Resources Center 355-8255 Meet Bob Students for Bob Carr intro Carr at the an Eleven MSU Master of fine exhibit ion of t heir work Kresge Art Gallery. arts students will present May I fi t hrough June 7 in the eu HiFP ductory meeting at 7 30 to night, 332 Union Each st udent will have a section of the his or her works will be gallery in which michigan sTMTt university copygnaph services ParamOG ecu 1101 E Topics: displayed. FEDERAL CREDIT UNION GRAND RIVER setting up campus effort A reception will be held in the pf.nt'9 orci dup''CO'' G Newscenter E.LANSING Open to the public. gallery May 16 from 7 to 9 p.m i ( The State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, May 15, 1980 1 5 HAGAR the Horrible sponsored by: This Sot. Daily "Iv Featuring :! iW'fcJi I Marshall Chapman & by Dik Browne I if? 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Dax. for example Stonehenge? 52 49 New cor 53 5+ form 10:00 66 Jb 51 Violate 53 Debit (11) Ed-itorial Weiss-cracks (12) 20/20 (23) Bill Moyers' Journal 16 The State News, East Lansing Michigan Thursday, May 15, 1980 Railroad club asks Greeks dance with seniors From 76 year moves a distance it would be impossible to tell that old Lawrence Cook has arthritis, especially as he around the dance floor. completely, but she is proud of the dancing awards she has been given since she started competing many years ago. for funds to rebuild engine Even Cook temporarily forgot his ailments Tuesday Cook's present partner has covered 3,000 miles while By JIM MITZELFELI) "You have to show respect for the people that pay you night at MacDonald Middle School in East Lansing. He dancing with various clubs, including a European trip State News Staff Writer — feed you," Stouffer said. was just having a "good 'ole time" dancing with members and a Caribbean Cruise. The MSU Railroad Club came before the ASMSU Both apologies concerned the May 8 article in The of Sigma Kappa sorority. Student Board Tuesday asking for $3,800 to rebuild its Stale News, in which Studer and Stouffer commented on The dancing was part of the third annual "Senior old steam engine. unprofessional performance by board members at a May Swirl" sponsored by the Sigma Kappa and Phi Gamma Club members said they could use the rebuilt train to 6 meeting. Delta fraternity as a philanthropy project. Judging by escort students to away football games and take them Studer said the board ran its meeting more the reaction of Cook and his senior citizen colleagues, the north on ski trips beginning as early as fall term 1981. professionally Tuesday. event was a success. The engine the club hopes to rebuild is resting on the The board approved a bill which appointed the About 30 senior citizens attended the dance with music tracks next to Stadium Road and the Landscape Arts following members to the ASMSU Executive Staff, Building. which is headed by Stouffer: chief of staff John Brown; supplied by the Red Van Syckle All Purpose Band. Cook and many of the senior citizen dancers are The club has completed about 85 to 90 percent of the assistant executive director Barbara Malfroid; director members of the Happy Hoedowners from the Lansing rebuilding of the steam engine, which began in 1973. The of community affairs Andrea Onuskanich; director of area. Cook has only been dancing with the club for about club needs $1,400 to rebuild the piston and valve legislative affairs Scott Oppat; director of information six months, but he is convinced that dancing is what he assembly, $1,200 for a heavy-duty arc welder and $750 to Raeann Watts; director of special projects Laurel Jones; has been missing all his life. move the train to the power plant near the stadium. and coordinator of campus affairs Dennis Jones. He recently began taking dance lessons with the Fred ASMSU Chairperson Bruce Studer said the club has a Astaire dance studio in Lansing and is learning steps to good chance to obtain the funds since the train could new dances every week. Although the Fred Astaire benefit all the students by taking them to away football protege has only been at it a short time, he has already- found a special pleasure — ballroom dancing with his games. "IT SOUNDS GREAT, but I don't know how feasible it Reagan in Flint partner Anna Belle Johnston of Okemos. (continued from page 141 "She's the best," Cook says of Anna Belle's dancing is," Studer said. REAGAN SAID al Club Treasurer John Sharod said one of the biggest Nancy, tartly said that was ability. not a consideration. though he generally op Anna Belle doesn't come out and agree with that problems with taking the train on a trip would be the insurance cost, which would be nearly $10,000. He said Two blacks and a handful poses government bail-out of women were reportedly of failing corporations, the passengers would be charged about $25, and that the automakers need federal among the group — all engine could pull enough cards to hold 1,000 people. Primary funding dressed in Sunday best aid. The board did not take action on the request, but an lunching in the plastic fern appropriations bill is expected out of the budget decorated banquet room. "In this instance, committee next week. prob i continued from page 31 In other action, Studer apologized to the board for his Meeting with reporters lems in the auto industry their national convention in Detroit this summer. remarks made about individual members of the group following the luncheon, were created by govern Democrats selected their delegates last month in closed which were subsequently printed in The State News. Reagan said the news me ment," he said. caucuses because of new national party rules which dia were barred to avoid Executive Director Dan Stouffer also apologized for prohibit open primaries. his remarks and said members of his executive staff. making the group "self He said once the industry conscious." Reagan cam¬ is on its feet again, the THE MICHIGAN TOWNSHIPS Association and Legal Services and the business office would not be allowed to comment on individual members of the board paign backers spirited most government must elimi¬ Michigan Municipal Clerks Association filed suit against Stole News Eileen Blass of the unemployed auto nate its "interference" poli¬ or the board itself. the state, charging the$4 million price tag of the primary workers from the restau cies which are responsible Lawrence Cook and Anna Belle Johnston enjoy was too high for a one-party election. STOUFFER INSISTED his order was not a gag order, rant before they could be for the current economic themselves as they shake a leg Tuesday even¬ Ingham County Circuit Judge Ray Hotchkiss granted but simply a "respect order." quizzed by reporters. troubles. the association's permanent injunction blocking the vote ing at the third annual "Senior Swirl" dance. but was overturned by an appeals panel which said there The event was sponsored by the Sigma Kappa sorority and the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity. ^THURSrSJIO was no reason to believe the state would not pay for the election. Michigan State University Supervisors' Association A Michigan Supreme Court spokesperson said attorneys for the groups told the court earlier this week they did not plan to appeal the ruling. Acting FGO Under the House bill, which was approved 8-1 by the icontinued from page 3) "If I can help out, I'm General Membership Meeting House Elections Committee, local governments will tion Committee. He perfectly willing to do so," submit vouchers to the state Department of Treasury for chaired the committees Williams said. their election expenses. They will be reimbursed within while the Interim Faculty Grievance Procedure was Thursday, May 15 45 days of the receipt of the forms. However, the bill does not include a dollar figure for being written. Physical Plant Lunchroom the election, which is expected to cost about $3.5 million Williams also chaired the 7:30 P.M. to $4 million. The committee removed a $3 million figure University Committee on because it was outdated. Student Affairs during the writing of the Academic Election Of Officers Freedom Report. THERE IS NO MONEY in the current 1979-80 budget UCFA submitted a slate to pay for the primary, but funds are included in next of nominees to Chairper¬ Vice President year's budget. 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