VOLUME 74 NUMBER 90 tate MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING News MICHIGAN 48824 FRIDAY MAY 23 1980 University o considers Olin revamp Bv KY OWEN returned when it opened; 70 said they and KARL BLANKENSHIP would have gone State News Staff Writers to a hospital emergency room; 35 said they would University officials are considering have called their parents for advice; elimination of some services currently and 12 replied with written com offered by the Olin Health Center, a ments, which included: move which is causing concern among "I would be extremely mad that the Olin personnel. money I spend toattendMSU ... is not "We are very much in the process of sufficient enough to warrant weekend reviewing what the center should do," andweeknight care." Moses Turner, vice president for "I would have been very sick with student affairs, told an informal no one (family) close by to help me. I Student Council meeting Thursday. live alone and don't have a car I think "If necessary, we will rechart the lack of weekend emergency care course," said Turner, who is responsi¬ would be a grave error." ble for Olin. "We are State News Mark A. Deremo considering "(We would have) gone to an Perhaps this is how Indianapolis 500 racers got their start. Terry Bollev, 13. (left) and Mike Rose, eliminating some of the services in the Indy bound! 14. (right! certainly show racing spirit as they careen around a curve at Michigan Kartways center." emergency room in Flint injury occurred there and (we) came because track on Abbott Road. Although several Olin employees here only because we knew it was believed the proposal would be open." brought up at today's Board of "This would have been an incon Trustees meeting, Turner said he had venience because I would have had to Miami no plans to discuss the subject. receive to recovery assistance Turner has not yet made public what plans he is considering, but Olin get transportation to the other medi cal facilities." Of the respondents, 23 said waiting personnel — with whom he has met on until the next morning would have By TERENCE HI NT million, including factors such as lost In another incident, four officers two occasions — said the proposals caused no problems, 51 said waiting warehouses and armories only mm Associated Press Writer salaries and include: would have caused addition discom tax revenue and a were suspended with pay during an utes away from the MIAMI IAP) — The federal govern Liberty City • closing Olin for emergency service fort and 40 said waiting "would have potential drop in tourism. investigation of charges that police neighborhood where the violence ment declared riot-wracked Miami a Schools reopened with beefed-up at 5 p.m. weekdays and possible had smashed windows. erupted Saturday. The rioting was significantly compromised the care of disaster area Thursday, making it closing it altogether on weekends; this patient." security in racially troubled areas. The National Guard cutback left ignited when an all white Tampa jury eligible for special recovery assis¬ Joe Fernandez, Dade County assis 1,000 troops still on standby duty in (continued on page 161 • sending overnight patients to Of those who said they would have tance. Two thousand weary National tant school superintendent, said there hospitals at 5 p.m.; and gone to another hospital. 61 said that Guard troops were sent home, and • setting up satellite clinics around was "not one incident." Attendance hospital would have been Sparrow in schools reopened peacefully with campus like the ones currently operat ranged from 49 percent to 98 percent, Lansing. some classrooms half empty. The disaster designation by the Small Business Administ ration means he said. "A lot of dirty looks. A lot of foul NOW rep. accused ing in Brody and Hubbard halls. on Turner said Thursday that he plans setting up more clinics, including for Vicki Glockstein, a >pokesperson Sparrow Hospital, said the hospi tal's emergency room could language, but what's new about that," absorb that owners of damaged businesses, a white student said at one for off campus students. the extra load. a predomi homes and He did not confirm any of the other low interest loans to personal throughout Dade County can get property help rebuild nantly black school. As calm was reported for the third day, Gov. Bob Graham arrived in the of ERA vote-buying plans, saying only that his office is taking a hard look at the center and is Average wait ing time at Sparrow is 20 minutes, she said, and vary from $40 to $50. average fees from the fires and lootings that considering curtailing some services. Olin charges a $20 fee for students city to tour black neighborhoods torn erupted Saturday in a black neighbor by burning, looting and mayhem that SPRINGFIELD, 111. (AP) - A a yes vote on the ERA. He also told the group that services receiving after hours emergency care, hood of northwest Miami. claimed 15 lives. He also planned to Chicago woman representing the "I'm not commenting on it," said offered after midnight and inpatient hut a $15 refund is given if the Some 104 businesses suffered a National Organization for Women Roberts. care may be curtailed. meet with community leaders to payment is made with 30 days. L,ab total of $100.5 million damage was identified "It's fairly safe to assume we will be during discuss rebuilding efforts. Graham by an Illinois lawmaker Swanstrom also refused to disclose tests and x-rays are extra. the two days and two nights when as offering him $1,000 to vote who he identified to investigators as making some changes in Olin," he Olin employees who worked for said he opposed amnesty for the 1,267 yes on violence was at its the Equal Rights Amendment, well- said. height, the SBA persons arrested. making the offer, saying: "If it's going Sparrow in the past claim the waiting estimated in informed sources told The Associated If changes are made in the health Washington. to go to the grand jury, I don't think I time was considerably longer In addition, 54 Press Thursday. center services, the student health fee private homes TWO DADE COUNTY officers should comment." sometimes as much as one to two suffered a total of $290,000 damage, were fired upon in their Two independent sources con But the highly placed sources, who will be from $17 to $19, Turner said. It hours. patrol car while 75 organizations such as about 3:25 a.m. Thursday in the firmed that Wanda E. Brandstetter are close to the will cost each student $12 more a year Some Olin employees recalled that investigation, con¬ churches and charitable groups were northwest section, triggering a ID- was named in the results of an firmed that Brandstetter was named in fees if no changes are made, he two years ago Olin tried hit with $150,000 damage, closing its according block high-speed chase for the sus¬ investigation turned over Wednesday by Swanstrom as the person who last added. emergency room at 10 p.m. Within to the SBA in Washington. by state law enforcement officials to Dr. Thomas Hill, a staff physician at pect. Authorities arrested a 21-year week gave him a printed card with he seven days. Sparrow requested that it old man on the Sangamon County state's at¬ Olin, said closing the center at 5 p.m be charges of attempted name on it and a handwritten reopened because 25 students had COUNTY OFFICIALS estimated murder and aggravated assault, said torney. The sources refused to be would create serious problems. filled their emergency room one message offering him $1,000 to vote night. the financial toll overall at $200 identified by name. for the As far as transportation is con police spokesperson Tom Banks. ERA. The sources said "If I start treating someone in the Repeated efforts Thursday to reach Brandstetter was representing NOW. cerned, the East Lansing Fire De¬ Brandstetter for comment were un¬ morning, and they get worse at night, Sources within NOW said they can't contact me or anyone who partment will transport emergency successful. Brandstetter was an active volunteer the cases to hospital State budget cut State's Attorney William Roberts said Thursday he will present the with the organization, but was not a staff member. represents me,' Hill said. Hill took a survey May 7 of patients who used the May 2 through at no If, however, the person called a private ambulance service, the bill charge. information June 5 to a county grand Despite repeated attempts, neither emergency room during nights or would be considerably more. For jury for possible prosecution. Roberts Eleanor Smeal, NOW national presi¬ weekends. Of the 146 patients who example, a spokesperson for Lansing could hurt MSU refused to confirm or deny whether Brandstetter was the woman allegedly offered freshman Rep. Nord who dent, nor state NOW officials could be reached for comment. Smeal visited Olin during those times, 117 completed the survey. Mercy Ambulance Service, Inc.. said their fee is $95 plus $2 per loaded mile. on Wednesday denied any Of those 117 people, 27 said that if Oxygen or paramedic services, if Swanstrom, R Pecatonica, $1,000 for icontinued on page 13 Olin had been closed thev would have Bv THE STATE NEWS (continued on page 131 various state departments, with all and UPI but four taking a cut of about Gov. William G. Milliken and percent. legislative leaders agreed Thursday Gilson The state prison system, mental files grievance on tentative details of an immediate health department, state police and $100 million state spending cut, but social services will absorb smaller government figures cited possible than average cuts. sunshine in Michigan's overcase eco¬ Milliken said general welfare bene By LESA DOLL nomy. fits probably will not be reduced. Gilson said that besides the The spending cut would slash appropriations to higher education by Cutbacks in public assistance will be State News Staff Writer A grievance has been filed Questions withdrawal of funds accusation of the violation of First Amendment rights, the removal of "very selectively and very sensitively about $6.9 million, Senate Fiscal done," he said. against MSU by the Every funding occurred without a clear Agency analyst Gary Sullenger con While the governor said it is too late Woman's Weekend co-coordinator for alleged administrative viola from Every'Woman's Weekend administrative notification of rea firmed. in the fiscal year for futher soning behind the decision. cutting, he tions of the Academic Freedom The cut could amount to a loss to hinted further Also, the students were not some "adjustments" MSU of about $1.6 million. Report. TO IMPLEMENT this policy, lated Article 1, provision 1.1 of the given opportunity to rebutt the may he made. He did not elaborate Sullenger said the cuts would other than to rule out another Mary A. Gilson, co-coordinator the group decided to deny work AFR which says "the most basic claims or adjust their program of the early May event, filed a probably be applied evenly to state extension of the fiscal year — a much shop participation and represents necessity for the achievement of before the withdrawal. supported universities, except special criticized accounting tool used a few grievance one week ago, in which tion to the anti ERA and Right to these purposes is freedom of In an April 28 public she requested a review of the Life groups, asserting their philo¬ meeting services and project financed by the years ago. expression and communication." concerning the withdrawal of Uni state. administrative acts that preceded sophies were contrary to the Provision 1.2 also says that "the versitv funding Bonner said the But details of the cuts remain to be The state's worsening and followed the withdrawal of pro-choice position. economy University has the duty to provide failure to notify the EWWC was worked out, he said. already has forced several reductions University funding from the an Ralph Bonner, director of the for the student those privileges, "inactivity on my part." The budget cut plan will be affecting the current year and the nual student organized event. MSU Human Relations Depart opportunities and protections 1981 budget. "The withdrawal of previously ment, sent letter to the which best promote the learning completed in negotiations over the a co-coor "THEY WERE NOTIFIED next few days and presented to the The latest round was touched off committed funds without full ex dinators saying University general process in all its aspects." simultaneously with the with last week by figures planation or relevant consultation legislative appropriations committees showing the funding would be withdrawn from The grievance states that drawal of funding," he said economic downturn has resulted in the with representatives of the stu the event because "your denial of next Wednesday, officials said. Those Mackey's office, by ordering the Another violation of the "learn worst state revenue drop in recent (ft-nt group is inconsistent," Gilson access to selected groups violates panels must approve the reductions. Department of Human Relations ing process" cited in the grievance Milliken ruled out any additional memory. said, "with the University's duty University policy with regard to withdraw funding, was dic¬ to was listed as the inability of the cuts later this summer in the state's to provide for students the privi the First Amendment which guar Legislative leaders said the execu tating what should be the content administration to name the person already pared down budget, but said tive leges, opportunities and protec antees that universities serve as a of the program. who made the decision to with budget cutting order released tions which best promote the reductions remain under considers next week will 'marketplace for the free exchange draw funding. probably be approved, learning process in all its aspects." of ideas.' " tion for the 1981 fiscal year which GILSON SAID none of the At the April meeting, Bonner although there may be some contro¬ begins in October. EveryWoman's Weekend Col In the grievance, however, Gil rights of individuals in the groups said that he had not made the versy over the school funding reduc lective's The governor also, however, cited decision in March to tions. son disagrees with this claim. were abridged by EWWC, because decision and "when the call came enforce a "pro woman" philosophy "This irresponsible unsubstanti figures showing Michigan inflation fell On the bright side, Milliken cited they were not barred from per that was the decision." in the weekend's below the double digit level in March. figures indicating the Detroit Con events sparked a ated claim undermines trust, sonal participation in the work "We get our marching orders. The spending cut plan also calls for sumer Price controversy over llniversity funds abuses the University's image of shops or in the day's events. We just received a phone call and Index rose only 6.5 $35 million from aid to local school for the weekend. They elected that percent in March on an annual basis, authority in the eyes of students The grievance also charges that that was it. It came from an districts and $10 million from public philosophy because it advocates (and public) and constitutes the University violated the learn¬ administrative official on campus compared with 15 percent in assistance payments. In addition, $20 "complete control over our bodies harassment." she said. ing process of the women in the which I respect," Bonner said, February, and noted interest rates and minds." million will be cut from the budgets of our Gilson said the University vio¬ collective in four ways. (continued appear to be falling. on page 131 ( 2 The State News East Lansing, Michigan Friday May 23, 1980 O Focus NATION/WORLD WEATHER Sunnv. Friday. holiday. Have warm a hi gre worst thing I have ever seen." new sign that the economy is falling into a deeper Layton, 33, a former Marine, was accused of Lourt rejects athlete's plea recession than the Carter administration predicts. attempting to murder Moncia Hagby and Vern Gosney, The Labor Department reported Thursday that a the cult defectors, inside an airplane on the Port Kaituma WASHINGTON Thursday turned down (L'PII a — A federal appeals court challenge by 25 American Space laser future now? seasonally adjusted 616,000 jobless people filed for airstrip the same night that more than 900 followers of unemployment insurance during the week ending May cult leader Jim Jones died at the commune. athletes to the U.S. Olympic Committee's authority to WASHINGTON (API The Central Intelligence — 10, up from 595,000 for the week ending May 3. The Layton also is accused of murdering the other live boycott the Summer Games in Moscow. Agency has told President Carter the Russians could latest figures represented the highest number of initial persons Rep. Leo Ryan, D-Calif., three journalists and Following the decision a lawyer for the athletes who now have an operational ground based laser weapon for claims for one week since the government began a defecting cult member — but this trial did not consider wanted to compete in the Olympic Games, said they will use against U.S. space satellites. collecting seasonally adjusted data in 1967. those charges. not pursue further appeals because of "time and simply Rut Pentagon officials and scientists are very skeptical The weekly unemployment claims information is a After the verdict was announced. Layton was the judgment that it would not be worthwhile." the Russians have reached that stage in development of The athletes had asked the Circuit court of Appeals to good indicator of changes in the nation's unemployment immediately arrested by police and returned to jail. As a laser weaponry, using concentrated high intensity light rate, which shot up from 6.2 percent in March to 7 result of the verdict, the former cult member will be order the USOC to accept Moscow's invitation to the beams to destroy targets. They said there is no firm percent in April. Economists said Thursday the new- tried for the murder of the five. games. evidence of this. figures suggest that another sizable jump in unemploy Such an achievement would mark a revolutionary ment will be revealed when the May rate is issued early- Tense calm engulfs S. Korea Carter tours Mt. St. Helens development that would put the Russians ahead of the next month. United States in a key weapons race. In the top secret intelligence estimate, the CIA also KWANGJU, South Korea (AP) — This riot battered PORTLAND. Ore (API — President Carter flew by provincial capital lay almost paralyzed under a tense helicopter himself the through rain and snow Thursday to see for said the Soviets may have a space-based laser weapon under development. With a crash effort to complete Layton acquitted, arrested calm Thursday after three days of bloody anti-govern "literally indescribable" effect of the ment rebellion left at least 57 dead. Martial law success, the CIA indicated, such a laser weapon might 10-megaton volcanic blast that ripped the top off Mount GEORGETON, Guyana (API — Larry Layton, a authorities considered a list of demonstrators' demands start to become available to Soviet strategic forces in the St. Helens. former Peoples Temple member, was end the strife. middle to late 1980s. acquitted Thurs to "Someone described it as a moonscape." Carter later day of attempting to murder two cult defectors in a In Washington, the Pentagon described the turmoil as told reporters, "but the moon looks like a golf course shooting that killed a California Congressmember and 'disturbing," apparently because of the potential problem compared to w hat's up there." l uuuiploymeut claims up four other persons. The shooting triggered the mass of maintaining stability in a country to which the United The president said the federal share of cleanup costs murder and suicide at the Jonestown commune Nov. 18, States is committed militarily. will force additions to his budget. He said the 150 square WASHINGTON (API — The number of Americans 1978. Pentagon spokesperson Thomas Ross said the U.S. miles of once-verdant forest turned into a morass of The jury returned the verdict after filing new claims for unemployment insurance reached deliberating for 2 Command had ordered the 39,000 American troops in tangled trees and volcanic ash was unbelievable and "the the highest levels in at least 13 years during early May, a and one half hours. South Korea to curtail trav»l. Fed loosens credit controls ATTENTION WASHINGTON' iAP» - within the framework of record levels. Now that you've found a "10" The Federal Reserve the basic monetary and The controls required Board began moving to credit objectives of the Graduates and Faculty banks and other financial make credit more available Federal Reserve and the Academic institutions to set aside in Apparel may be F'ut this " 10" to American consumers special measures of credit and some businesses on restraint established last non interest bearing picked up in Room 445 Union together with accounts certain vour "10." In Thursday by reducing the March 14." related money Building according to this schedule: 14 karat yellow to credit. This restrictions it put on bor¬ tended to make loan money¬ gold, it can rowing in March. The board in March less available and more be worn as a The actions should issued a series of credit controls designed to slow- expensive. Monday, June 2 J-R 10am-5:30pm charm or a make credit somewhat pendant. 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The photo is of a nine year old girl each week for a year. Many stay with It's hard for her to set limits." with a pixie haircut and a slightly the program longer. Hoogstraten, however, said she crooked smile sitting on one of Santa's Children are often referred to the does set limits for Melinda. knees. Hoogstraten is on the other. program by a teacher, social worker "Melinda doesn't like to do dishes," Hoogstraten is a 23-year-old fresh or mental health worker, Wilensky she said. "But I just explain that they man in the MSU College of Veterinary said. Children have to be done and she usually may remain in the Medicine. The girl is Melinda, her program until they reach 17, but doesn't complain. "little sister" in the liig Brother/Big children older than 14 are not accepted Shopping is Melinda's favorite acti¬ Sister program. as new referrals. vity," Hoogstraten said. Hoogstraten is one of many MSU Currently, there is a demand for "Ask any big brother or sister and students who spend part of each week more big brothers than there are they'll tell you, there's nothing a little acting as big brothers and sisters to volunteers, Wilensky said. brother or sister likes better than to children in the Lansing area. spend your money. It can get expen Last year, tine third of the volun "IN SOME CASES we have match sive," Hoogstraten said. teers for the Big Brother/Big Sister ed a very young boy with a big sister To help fight the cost of being a big program were MSU students, faculty temporarily, but we need more male brother or big sister, the program and staff, said Neal Wilensky, a staff volunteers," Wilensky said. offers activities for groups such as social worker with the program. Hoogstraten said she never expect¬ roller skating parties, trip to Detroit Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Greater ed to become involved with a child Tiger baseball games and picnics, Lansing is a private non profit organi when she came to MSU. Wilensky said. zation funded by the Capital Area "In high school a friend and I had a Hoogstraten will graduate from United Way and a grant from the pact, if 1 ever had a kid she was veterinary school in 1983, when Department of Social Services. supposed to shoot me and put me out Melinda is 12. of my misery," she laughed. "I can't imagine not having Melinda THE PURPOSE OF the program is "I've changed my mind a little since around," she said. "She'll forget me to match children from single parent then. I'm not ready to have a child of before forget her." families with an older "brother" or my own, and probably won't be for "sister" for companionship and guid quite a while,, but sometimes when Hoogstraten said she particularly Melinda and I have spent time remembers one ride home from a ance, Wilensky said. Mb#-'" ¥■ - - Volunteers for the progran. must be together it's hard to take her home," shopping spree this winter. at least 19 years old and have some she said. "Melinda was writing on the frost on form of transportation, he added. Melinda is an only child who lives the window in my car. I didn't pay any f,- ' Each volunteer is interviewed and put with her mother. attention to her since she always does State News Mark A Deremo through an extensive orientation that, but then she nudged me and I "IT'S HARD ON her mother," looked. She had written 'I love you Shelley Hoogstraten and her "little sister," Melinda Matthews, seem to share a special feeling program before being matched with a of togetherness on the bridge at Okemos Road and Mt. Hope Road. boy or girl between the ages of 6 and Hoogstraten said. "She works eight Shelly.' " 6 Council may OK Women turning to alcohol By LESA DOLL ceptable," she says. "We get into residency statute State News Staff Writer the situation more often when By MATT PERRY said Sherry Luigman whose husband State News Staff Writer is a Lansing police officer. The rapidly changing roles of drinking is a part of business." A proposal to require all new city Councilmember James Blair was women in American society are Schwarzkopf, also a staff person workers to live within the Lansing the lone dissenter in the vote to partially responsible for the in¬ for the Michigan Forum on Women crease in the number of women and Alcohol, says business lunches city limits is likely to be approved by- include it on the Wednesday agenda. who drink, says Barbara Rahl, cen¬ and meetings where alcohol is Lansing City Council Wednesday. The issue could be used as a political The proposal would make it manda¬ ploy against council members at ter coordinator of the Listening served now involve more women Ear. than ever before. She says most tory for all city employees hired after election time, he added. June 30 to live in the city or move in It will become "a special interest An increasing number of worn women in business have not relin¬ within six months of their hiring. issue at election time," Blair said, en alcoholics can be found both in quished the role of wife and Most City Council members adding that it will be used by other the home and at work, Rahl says. mother, and those added pres¬ seemed to agree to the proposal at candidates to convince voters that the "Women are becoming dissatis¬ sures might result in drinking at fied in what home. Thursday's Committee of the Whole council is authoritarian. they are and turn to "If you add that in meeting when they placed the matter "The way to go with it is to the alcohol," she says. "She ques¬ addition to on the next meeting's agenda. ballot," Blair said, adding that it was tions her roles as a woman and the pressures, you have more Current employees who live out¬ more fair to do so. questions her marriage. Alcohol is coping behavior," she says. side the city would not be required to But Councilmember Lucile Belen real easy, it's available and they Women who remain in the home move into Lansing. said the ballot for November was usually have the time." are also driven to drink, says Sue Half of all alcoholics in the Uni¬ Gold of the Inghant County Mayor Gerald Graves, who pro¬ already full of proposals and that it ted States are women, says Kelly Women's Commission. posed a residency requirement years would be unwise to include another. Schwarzkopf, program coordina "You can have as much pressure ago, said it was initiated for both A major legal question arose when economic and social reasons. Blair asked Personnel Director tor at the National Council on in running a family as you can The city would probably gain about Stephen Kintz how the residency Alcoholism of Michigan. A sub¬ running a corporation," she says. $450,000 in property and income tax requirement would affect a Lansing stantial increase in the number of "I think it's more of a factor that revenues if all city workers lived in women alcoholics is evident as women can be alcoholics." Firefighters Local 421 contract, more and more women enter into Lansing, Graves said. which requires firefighters to live In addition, Graves said Lansing within 25 miles of Lansing. middle-management positions, she A MAJOR PROBLEM for wo¬ men alcoholics is battling the hopes city workers will take pride in "I see a big conflict between the says. their work if it affects them. ordinance and the contract we're double stigma that faces women in From 1957 until 1967 the city had a adopting," Blair said, asking whether "SINCE WOMEN have become society. Women are expected to be feminine, giving, and caring and residency requirement for city em¬ the residency requirement would socially acceptable, women's drinking has become socially ac icontinued on page 13) ployees. but it was changed so that supersede the contract. only administrative personnel and department and division heads had to reside in Lansing. On Thursday, the original resolu¬ MSU trustees tion was amended to exempt all PIRGIM fund check-off still *in limbo' current city employees from the ordinance. Originally, city employees would not have been allowed to move to meet today out after June 31. The MSU Board of Trustees will By DON CALDWELL committee evaluates the Board of She said the administration, which civil liberties, consumer protections, Councilmember Terry McKane, consider a labor contract with State News Staff Writer Trustees policy which allows PIRGIM has been evaluating the funding environmental protection and similar PIRGIM MSU will be allowed who introduced the amendment, said AFSCME Local 1585 and a proposal to to collect money under the voluntary system since January, should have areas of urgent and long-range families have already made to raise double-room residence hall continue its $1 check-off at summer check-off system." had enough ties to make a decision concern." some and fall registration, momentarily Students are given the option at The UAW CAP Council applauded plans to move outside the city. rates by $60 for next year, at their guaranteeing PIRGIM's funding for ending speculation that the group registration of giving PIRGIM $1 by at least a full year. PIRGIM for "encouraging the use of Some citizens spoke against the monthly meeting in the Board Room would lose this source of funding. idea at a public hearing Monday. of the Administration Building at 1 checking "yes" on their fee cards. solar and other renewable sources of Carol Linteau, campus coordinator Student who check "yes" are assessed "We're glad we'll be able to collect "Lansing will lose experienced and p.m. today. (for the next two terms) but that's energy, helping to broaden the public At 10 a.m. today in the Heritage of the Public Interest Research Group the $1 fee and become members of understanding of economic wrongs qualified employees," said one, in Michigan at MSU, said Moses PIRGIM. only fair," she said. "We're disap and injustice, (and! working against adding, "where in Lansing can you Room of the Kellogg Center, the pointed that PIRGIM is still in limbo." live on a farm'.'" Committee on Health Programs will Turner, vice president of student an unneeded and irresponsible "It smacks of big brotherisnt to tell discuss changing the School of Nurs affairs, told her Thursday that a I M\ ERSITY TAX COL investment into the Consumers committee of representatives from LECTION guidelines state that if PIRGIM WAS HONORED in two Power Midland nuclear plant somebody where thev have to live," ing to the College of Nursing. ASMSU, COGS and PIRGIM will over a two-year period less than 20 separate resolutions by the United meet with him to determine the percent of the students volunteer to Auto Workers Capital Area Com future of PIRGIM's registration pay the tax, the University can munity Action Program Council and check-off. "Dr. Turner is prepared to allow PIRGIM to continue collecting discontinue the collection. Because PIRGIM has fallen short of the 20 percent mark, recently the Michigan Legislature last week. The Legislature nizes PIRGIM for resolution recog¬ working toward 'Gay day'' sponsor a mystery through summer term and through the future of its funding has been "constructive social change benefiting fall term," she said, "while this called into question. By DON CALDWELL all Michigan citizens in such areas as State News Staff Writer The posters proclaim today as "Gay Alligator Day," a day when gays and their sympathizers will wear Izod Residence hail dinner slated shirts to show their support for the gay movement. The idea is reminiscent of the "Gay Blue Jeans Days" of past gay pride weeks. But Lesbian Gay Council, sponsor of Gay Pride Week, claims no connection with the event. GAY as Gav Pride Week continues And although the poster lists the "Greek Action Committee" as the event's sponsor, the MSU Greek ALLiGATOR DAY community denies involvement with it. Gay Pride Week continues this 8 tonight in the Erickson Kiva. Grand River Ave., at 9:30 p.m. weekend with an informal residence Tickets are $1. Saturday. Tickets are $4, $5 and $6. A CAMPUS GAY ACTIVIST who takes credit for as j friday may 23 hall dinner and entertainment show Combination tickets can be purchased Cris Williamson will appear in "Alligator Day" wishes to remain anonymous. The tonight and a concert and dance concert with Aune Millington. Jackie for the Williamson concert and the purpose of the event, he said, is to make students "stop Saturday. MSU students are welcome to join Bobbins and Cam Davis at 7:30 Saturday and 4 p.m. Sunday in the dance for $8. $10 and $12. Phil Boyer, director of the Lesbian and think about what gayness is all about. "The point of the whole thing is that gay people will GAY PEOPLE members of the Lesbian Gay Council wear alligator shirts." he said. "We're not making any Erickson Kiva. Tickets are $6, $7. and Gay Council, said turnouts for the at dinner at Phillips Hall 5 p.m. today. $8 and are available at Abbey Press, week's activities have been good so statements about anybody else. Residence hall students can enter the far and that he encourages people to "But the more upset people get about it is proportional WILL WEAR Elderly Instruments, Book Co-op and .cafeteria with their meal ticket. attend this weekend's events. to how uptight people are to being accused of being gay." Jocundry's in East Lansing, and Others should purchase meal tickets Sounds and Diversions in Lansing. "It is definitely open to anybody He said calling the sponsor of the day the Greek Action ALLIGATOR SHIRTS at the Phillips reception desk. who wants to come," he said. "The Committee was "tongue-in-cheek." Actress comedian Pat Bond will "Flight of the Phoenix" a five-piece Pat Bond show should be especially Phil Boyer, director of the Lesbian Gay Council, said perform along with Tom Wilson, a women's band will play at a dance at singer songwriter and gav activist, at the Royal Scott of Lansing, 4722 W. good. She's a very funny ladv." Icontinued on page 131 1 tl R fU ACTION COVMiTltf « Opinion •LASH" LARROWE Pick a trustee, any trustee It could've been Nixon — II A former secretary of the trustees. U.S. Treasury Department As a test case for guberna¬ turned down Gov. William G. torial appointments. Fletcher Now the weather's warmed up I'm see I'm busy." one more example shows the 'U's got a lot better off than he would've been if Milliken's offer to manage the may be held up as an example back at the pool checkin' out the "You really scared me last week," heart with Mackey in there. Boys in Nixon was in Cowles House." University's finances via an that Milliken can choose action, this dummy flops down beside he says, "when you told me what a econ have a beef about Hildebrand's "You gotta be kidding," he scowls. MSU trustee post. But Demo¬ close call we had when Nixon was assignment, he tells the provost, 'Get "What could Nixon have done that's board members wisely. The me. offered the presidency and how he'd in there and settle it.' " worse than what's happening to crat Michael Smydra's long- fact that Milliken first offered "You're not foolin' me a second time, have run the 'II' if he'd taken over." "Day later, econ department drops Hildebrand under Mackey?" empty seat does not matter in Lash," he grins. "You look like you're the job to a Democrat would havin' a heart attack alright, but I "There's nothin' to be scared of the grievance, everybody's real "When Hildebrand's trial came up the least; Milliken has already show a concern for last December over in Grand Rapids," even know it's just your adrenalin jumping now," I reassures him. "Nixon passed happy." set the stage for the eventual "Everybody but Hildebrand," he I explains, "Nixon wouldn't have responsible appointments because of all the young stuff you're us up. we got ourselves a real humane taken no chances on the 'U' blowing gubernatorial appointment of which transcend politics. leerin'on the meat rack out here." prexy instead, he cares about the little says. "Way I get it, he's back in limbo. folks." Thanks to your buddies in the Ad the case. He'd send the top guns from all university trustees. "My condition bother you, buster?" That the recalcitrant Although Milliken's choice 1 heaves. "You wouldn't be talking about the Building, Lash, Hildebrand's a man the University's legal battery over will definitely be popular with without a department again. He sure there to fix Hildebrand's wagon once "If you'll push your eyeballs back in way your pal Mackey handled the Smvdra took almost five latest development in the Hildebrand can't be too happy about that." and for all. weary taxpayers, we still your head," he says, "I'd like to months to replace does not case, would you?" he sneers. "Maybe Hildebrand ain't," I con "Hildebrand would've been long contend that gubernatorial discuss something with you." reflect his attributes as a "Affirmative," I says. "That's just cedes. "But you'll have to admit he's a gone by now if Tricky Dick was callin' appointments of all trustees "Keep it brief," I snaps. "You can the shots." trustee — Smydra's notoriety would be a mistake. Granted, "I wouldn't count on that, Lash," he as a spendthrift was well- voter selection of trustees in VIEWPOINT: CHILD CARE says. "Hildebrand has a mighty, known before he resigned strong case, you know. Even the 'U's particular is a fiasco, with following a controversy con¬ legal eagles couldn't have fooled that cerning unauthorized penses he billed to the ex¬ people usually punching ballots solely on the basis of I/' must give support jury when the true facts came out in court." party lines. "Nixon would've been way ahead ot University. Trustees, rarely noted for you on that, sonny," I chortles. "He'd By SUSAN M. ANDERSON indication of a $45,000 commitment day care needs of the University Milliken, as a matter of community, the central administra tell the 'U's lawyers, string out the innovation, consciousness and The recent decision on the part of ttnis represents .02 percent of the GF fact, appears to have gone out tion, in effect, might as well tell case, use all your legal tricks. He's a assertiveness in setting the Department of Family and Child budget) to the student and working of his way to make sure his women of the community. This seems women "to go back home where they lawyer hisself, you know. Sciences in the College of Human appointment of Smydra's policy, seem to be responsive Ecology to withdraw funding from the to be a contradiction of that principle. belong and take care of the kids." If "Then if they lose, Nixon wouldn't only to the party which Married Students Activities Unit Day We need a real commitment to "equal opportunity" is to be made a accept defeat gracefully; he never has. replacement would not em¬ nominates them and the fact other than a slogan on the bottom No sir, Nixon'd have the 'U's lawyers Care Center in Spartan Village will assist with day care. If the administra¬ barrass him. The Republican appeal the decision down in Cincin of its facilities for child care he appointed as a second- University president in directly and adversely affect married tion would give clearly stated and memos, nati, he'd take it all the way to the students with families, specifically unambiguous support to this concept, must be made accessible and financial¬ choice appears to charge anyway. The MSU U.S. Supreme Court, no matter how be as trustees' recent 180 degree student mothers and working mothers federal, state and private sector ly feasible. This is becoming a fact in much it costs." economically accountable as who are the chief source of support grants could be pursued, a larger the workplaces of this country and one the secretary of the U.S. turn concerning the inde¬ for their families. facility could be opened to meet the would think academia should lead "What if the judge ordered the pendence they granted the rather than follow. This problem University to put Hildebrand back on Because of the budgetary problems needs of more people, and other Treasury Department would alumni association last should be dealt with, not hastily,but the payroll while the 'U' stalls for time facing the University, it is under funding sources could be developed to have been. with the legal manuevering you're summer is a case in point. The standable that an academic depart alleviate the need to commit addi¬ surely with expediency. Many talkin' about?" he wonders. "How Peter B. Fletcher, the understaffed and tryingto meet tional general fund dollars from the students and employees presently do unanimous vote which took ment, not know if there will be a place to care would Nixon handle that?" fledgling addition to the MSU reductions in its budgets, would find University's present $188 million "Oh, he'd know how to deal with Board of Trustees, says he place at President Emeritus an annual supplement of $5,000 a drain general fund budget. for their children when classes begin Edgar Harden's urging was in the fall, since getting into another that," I laughs. "That's why we call will continue his policy of on its program resources, especially The question becomes "Will the recalled when President Cecil administration be willingtoexpand its facility would take months. him Tricky Dick. He wouldn't put when the original purpose of the paying all job-related ex¬ commitment to its working students I woud encourage cur administra¬ Hildebrand back in the department Mackey made it known that facility — training preschool teachers that fired him. That'd look like the "II's penses. He paid his own had he been president, the — has been affected by declining and employees by this action, es¬ tors to look at this program in terms of need, amount of participation, admitting defeat. expenses when he served as a enrollments in that area. Therefore pecially its commitment to 'equal com¬ alumni association would munity impact, and affirmative action. Milliken appointee on the the decision was proposed to transfer opportunity,' or will it drop or "Nixon'd stow Hildebrand away in a never have been "lost." 'reorganize' this area out of exis¬ State Highway Commission. responsibility for MSAU Day Care to Anderson is o mother, a student and broom closet up on the fourth floor of FMr all its weaknesses how¬ Student Affairs, thereby treating it as tence?" By not committing itself to the an MSU employee He even refused to collect his Berkey, keep him out of circulation a service facility instead of a teaching university board where the provost's lieutenants can $60,000 salary for attending ever, a facility. The decision itself appears elected by voters is far keep an eye on him." commission meetings. The easy to implement and one would governor's hand-picked preferable to one hand-picked assume the transfer could be made "But that's so unfair," the creep selection of Fletcher, who was by the governor. The consti- | with relative ease. complains. "I'm sure the trustees'd not among the more than 100 tutional right of voters to Unfortunately, there has been an step in at that point and tell Nixon to unwillingness to make a clearly stated do the right thing, don't you, Lash? applicants for the post, is a choose any political officers commitment to the continuation of the After all, they took an oath to uphold move calculated to gain more should never be given up for MSAU Day Care Center and this has the Constitution." approval when Milliken gubernatorial boards selected prevented any furtheraction toassure charged with assault too. I tried "Them turkeys?" I scoffs. "They resurrects his proposal to with inherent party biases inexpensive, quality day care on this Unsafe water? was to steal some beer and was surprised wouldn't recognize the first Amend¬ campus. At a meeting on May 15 appoint all university and implications. between the parents of MSAU child With all of the by the truck driver and the store ment if it came up to 'em on the street hotly debated and smacked 'em in the chops. Nixon'd ren and Moses Turner, vice president manager. In my haste to run, I liberations, revolutions and dire is¬ be able to count on them hacks to for student affairs; Eileen Earhart, strewn across this editorial page. unintentionally and accidently injured A toxic sues tragedy the store manager. I did not realize rubber stamp whatever dirty trick he chairperson of the Department of I would like to call attention to a this because I was frightened and did pulls, you better believe it!" Family and Child Sciences; and situation here at MSU which affects not look back, but the East Lansing Robert Boger, director of the Family hundreds of residents in Spartan "Now I understand why you're such and Child Study Institute, it became Village water quality. police informed me of this upon my Our public relations friends problems in their offspring. — arrest. I am now charged with two a big booster for Mackey," he says. clear that, while the president and the I have been living here, on and off, over at Dow Chemical Co. and Many times when tragedies felonies. A seemingly simple prank "He takes good care of you, too, I vice presidents would "study the for about three years. During this Three Mile Island can sit back such as this one occur, people problem," there would be no clear or time, thequality ofdrinking water has blew up in my face. I now face the notice. You sure got plenty of time to and take a short breather, for in faraway places collectively direct commitment of funds to the varied from poor to terrible. I have prospect of jail and I've ruined my life. lounge around here at the pool these I've let many people down (parents, days. You're not hurtin' for bread, the American public has a shake their heads and sympa¬ program until the budget from the had mud coming out of the faucets on state was approved, the obvious more than one occasion. Anyone who myself, the Lord). I feel very guilt either," he sneers, glancing sideways new, equally deserving villain thize with the unfortunate conclusion being that if more fat had to ridden. If I could live that day over I at my Gucci swim trunks. lives over here knows that if you boil a on which to vent its justifiable victims — still remaining be trimmed from the budget, day care would, and I would not do what I did. pot full of our water, a brown, thick, "The reason Mackey's layin' big wrath. somewhat removed. would under the knife. I'm very sorry for what I did, but it is come loamy scum floats to the top of the now too late. I have learned a very bucks on me," I trumpets, "is because Hooker Chemical Co. But Hooker has also been No one is suggesting that the liquid. Coffee and tea are virtually he knows I do the work of three people valuable lesson the extremely hard claims the study linking doing its nasty deed in Mon¬ University should support the entire impossible to make because of the when I'm in the office." bitter film that invariably forms in way. I hope others will listen and learn chromosomal damage to resi¬ project, and t he parents do not expect tague, Mich., for some 20 a "handout" to take care of their one's coffee cup. what I have: stealing anything no "I found out fast. You get on dents living in upstate New years. The state of Michigan matter how small is cruel and stupid. Mackey's team, he treats you fair and children. It is just that the priorities of As for our household, we have taken York's Love Canal area is recently won $20 million of the central administration and Pre Name withheld square, yessir!" to preparing our food and drink with inconclusive and inadequate. the $124 million Federal sident Mackey should be examined. In hott led water from the supermarket. I But the mere implication that Government settlement or¬ a recent survey to determine the believe the University should look into undetermined number of needs of the community, day care was this problem and consider providing an dering the company to clean found to be the most pressing priority University residents with what most future generations may suffer simply by virtue of where up its act at the western Michigan plant site. State in this section of East Lansing. Plans to build a new facility on the present landlords take for granted — relative Iv pure drinking water. Is it too much The State News their ancestors lived is abhor¬ health officials have also as¬ MSAU site are being discussed, and a to ask? rent. sured residents that the more commitment of $300,000 is forthcom John P. Kent ing from community development 1426-B Spartan Village Friday, May 23, 1980 F'ew words can convey the than 100 highly poisonous and a project. Editorials are the opinions of the State News. View¬ helplessness and frustration toxic wastes will not create a At the present time, fees for having of the families in Love Canal. points, columns umns and and letters are personal opinions. In the past few days their health hazard like the one at Love Canal. Somehow it is a preschooler in day care at MSAU run Simple prank Editorial Department $42.50 per week for all-day care, $53 Editor in Chief Tim Simmons Entertainment Editor Mary Tinney lives have been torn apart doubtlul that Montague's res¬ per week for infants and toddler all day care, and half days run a hard lesson Managing Editor Don Kinsley Sports Editor Ed Bradley physically as well as emo¬ idents will sleep easier as a Opinion Editor Debbie Creemers Layout Editor Gary Piatek proportionately less. I MSAU is the tionally, from the result of result of that assurance — an only facility in the area which has an This is an open letter to all, and I City Editor Susie Benkelmon Freelance Editor Michele McElmurry toxic wastes buried under the Campus Editor Carrie Thorn Chief Copy Editor Linda Ohverio assurance based on an infants and toddler unit.I There is hope it is read by many. I'm a MSU agree¬ a Photo Editor Kemi Gaabo Staff Representative Roland Wilkerson area for almost 30 years. ment with the culprit itself. waiting period of about one year to get student. By attending college, I The residents, who are a child into the MSAU facility so the should have a growing awareness of Advertising Department Like Agent Orange and demand is clearly there. Still, a life and its values. 1 usually do but I being evacuated from their Three Mile Island, the hor Advertising Manager Ron MacMillan Asst Adv Manager Pat Greening University which claims to be an equal slipped up once. By my temporary homes upon President Car¬ rors of this chemical atrocity opportunity institution cannot give an ignorance, I committed a theft and ter's declaration, are also will be long and far reaching. unsure whether they, their The only vaguely positive children or their children's conclusion that can be children will ever be able to reached is a sincere hope that DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau give birth without the over measures are being taken riding fear of cancer, birth now so the nightmare stops MIKE. IF ANYONE CAPS. okay. 1 SETTLEO ON A NUMBER CALLEP THE LITERATURE PESCR1BBS YOUBETTTPOES HUM NOT BAP . Til Be OUT BEHINP which FT AS "A FLASHY TROPICAL TARE A LOOK BUT PON T THEY defects or other reproductive recurring. 'FREEWAY BOLP" BONNY BONO THE BARN WORKING TAN PIP SPORTEP IT PURJNG HIE UPSET w/N TAN, A PRE CANCEROUS SOUNPS ATT THESE COL¬ ALWAYS TOUCH ON My SLICE ANP youplqpe AT THE 'T) CHERYL UE6S PESERT GLOW FAYOREP BY THE PR0MISIN6 OR SWATCHES. 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I i The State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 23, 1980 5 EFFECTS OF Red sunsets expected By DAVE VARGA "We've just seen one eruption," Cranson said, "and State News Staff Writer there is a possibility that this may be Effects of the volcanic just a warmup eruption at Mount St. Helens event." may soon be noticed in this area in the form of brightly It is possible that Mount St. Helens could suffer the colored sunsets and sunrises, say MSU experts. same fate of another Cascade Mountain volcano, Mount The size of dust particles in the air, which have blown Mazama, which erupted 7,000 years ago, he said. here from the volcano in Washington, will scatter light in Mount Mazama blew so violently that the molten rock longer red wavelengths, said Dale Linvill, MSU assistant within the mountain was expelled and the mountain professor of agricultural engineering. collapsed, forming Crater Lake National Park. Bright red sunsets could be occurring for years Cranson has recently finished a popular version book because particles from the volcano were blasted up to of the story called "Crater Lake, Gem of the Cascades." 60,000 feet into the atmosphere, Linvill said. One commonly discussed volcano eruption, Cranson These particles will stay in the atmosphere, he said, said, occurred at Mount Katmi in about 1912. because they are up so high and are so small. The mountain gave off so much volcanic material that Larger particles have mixed with clouds at about three days of complete darkness 20,000 feet and will be washed down in the form of "dirty enveloped Kodiak Island, some 50 miles away, trapping ships in the harbor, rain," Linvill said. he said. "IT WILL BE NO WORSE than standing in the parking lot next to the (Ford Motor Co.) Rouge Plant," he State News Deborah J said. The sunset Monday had a greenish color, Linvill said, but the sunsets will "come in and go out" in no particular State Police Borin Cow bath pattern. "I assume we will get some spectacular sunsets in a I he temperature may have been about 80 degrees Thursday, but if you saw cardboard cows in front of Kresge Art Center grazing couple days," said Thomas Voge, MSU professor of geology. OK contract you weren't suffering from heat stroke — it was a Vogel also said the history of Mount St. Helens and 1 life exercise. Drawing 340 still- other Cascade Mountain Range volcanoes indicates By United Press International eruptions will continue for some time. The Michigan State Police These volcanoes have a long history of eruptions and Troopers Association and the state reached tentative agreement on their first "glowing avalanches" or cascades of hot ashes, Vogel contract Thursday, but tight budgeting could thwart Bill aims to 'keep secrets'' said, adding that St. Helens is a very young volcano — 37,000 years young. "If you consider that the whole age of the volcanic belt plans for a 21 percent pay increase over two years. The tentative agreement was reached at 9 a.m. the end of a marathon bargaining session which is hundreds of thousands of years," he said, "that's began at 6 p.m. very Wednesday. Mediator Freda Mills of the Michigan By MARK FELLOWS young." from their current employers, he said. Employee Relations Commission had joined the two sides State News Staff Writer Candidates for the MSU presidency just Monday to iron out tough issues for the MSPTA's complained last FREQUENT ERUPTIONS by a young volcano are the Applicants for high public positions in Michigan will be year that publicity discouraged them from seeking the premier contract. able to keep secret their desire for a rule, not the exception, said Rodney Cranson, who is State police director Col. Gerald job in an amendment job. Hough said the to the Open Meetings Act becomes law. MSU trustees got around the act last year by dividing studying for his doctorate under Vogel and is also a contract was "reasonable," but warned the professor of geology at Lansing Community College. Legislature Sen. Richard Allen said his bill aims to avoid the themselves into smaller groups to interview applicants. 'continued on page 16l "subterfuge" many governing bodies say they must Because the five-member quorum was not met, the employ to protect the present jobs of their applicants. interviews were not covered by the act. The Ithaca Republican said his bill is a response to MSU President Cecil Mackey withdrew his name from Vote! for the PIRGIM Why does everyone use requests from school boards seeking administrators. Because, of the Open Meetings Act, governing bodies consideration last year when his name was published. Trustee Jack Stack, R Alma, called Allen's bill "an Student Board Of Directors Suntana during the summer? all PIRGIM members • Using Suntana before going out in the must open their meetings to the public when they important move" that would eliminate the difficulty (folks who checked sun brings the melanin to the skins surface, thereby tanning you interview candidates. trustees encountered when they interviewed candidates, "yes' at registration for PIRGIM) are eligible twice as fast in the sun (continued on page 16) to vote for the 1980-81 PIRGIM-MSU Board. • Suntana will maintain CANDIDATES OFTEN COMPLAIN that they cannot Just bring your student I D. your tan even when the interview for a new position because they fear reaction weather can't fTlen & Women Look Your Wed. 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His most recent film work was arranging Ravel's "Bolero" State News StaH Writer release than arrow in the right direction, wdth the A phony Orchestra at 8 p.m. and composing incidental This is being written with a vengeance. leading edge, he rolls the record. Anyway, it gets Thursday, May 29 in the music for Blake Edwards' I guess I'd be attaching too much importance to this clean. MSU Auditorium. Mancini "10". campus rag (though they say that President Carter Freak out far out will be accompanied by five Mancini is also a familiar — — in out — go Bo. receives a copy every day), but I would hope some of his own musicians, in television personality. He Anyway. I'm on No. 6 and this card game is getting lawmakers would hear my plea. addition to the Lansing has hosted his own half funny and this stereo is getting so loud, ("then all the After a year and a half of being legal, in December children will get . . ."). Symphony. hour television series, 1978, the state of Michigan decided I was too In mid-No. 6, a braunschweiger sandwich tasted real Mancini is one of the Mancini Generation, in ad immature to handle liquor. So at midnight tonight, I most successful and prolific dition to numerous hour- good — that's poor people's nutritional food for all you become legal once more. Rah, rah the big two-one. rich people — translated, its liverworst loaf or composer arrangers that long specials featuring his And after a year and a half of being illegal, will I American easy listening own and other orchestras. something. Anyway the mustard kills the flavor of the spend my 21st birthday getting plastered? music has ever produced. Mancini also makes fre¬ crap. Damned right, After all, now is my chance to prove His film scores and songs ("Like a lepper messiah . . .") So now we're going to quent appearances on that I can handle my booze. So I am sharing my the bar to get my free drinks tonight, before I get have garnered him 15 variety specials and series. Henry Mancini six-pack with you. them tomorrow .light, too. Academy Award nomina¬ In addition, he has compos¬ tions. He has one three ed the theme music for Office (372 4636). Prices Moving quickly, I'm now on my third Olvmpia, and I just decided that seven beers was too much, and it still tastes very good (so much for the "marginal being I promised a trip with six, I am going to finish Oscars, including one for numerous television series, are $5, $7.50, $10 and $15. his classic "Moon River," his most famous being the There is also limited $30 utility" theory of one extra item). for now. Anyway this Joe Jackson sounds great a Hut seriously Mr. Congressperson, when was the which is now Mancini's theme from Peter Gunn. cranked up good and loud. patron ticket available last time you bought liquor for a highschooler? The trademark song. Other Tickets for through the Just got a kick out of 'dividing by Omega over one" Mancini's Symphony only time I ever did was for myself. or something like that, Mancini film songs include concert are available at the Orchestra which includes a according to a roommate (oops, So now I'm on No. 4 and wondering why the we don't use "according to" in j-school, do we?) "Days Of Wine & Roses," Lansing Symphony office reception with Mancini at cheerleaders this National Cheerleading Champion "Dear Heart," "Baby Ele¬ (487 50011,'the MSU Union the Walnut Hills Country on Anyway, I'm sure all train drivers (engineers) ship show are dancing to disco. How disgusting. I have everywhere know what he means, but I thought it was i'.. j phant Walk," "The Sweet box office, and the Arts Box Club following the concert. to admit that I didn't see the MSU cheerleaders win something about Animal House or alligators. What¬ this thing last year, but surely they didn't boogie to ever, I'm leaving for the bar now. Byeeee. disco, did they? Back now; had a free beer at Moon's and a Well, I just made ray first -ip to the bathroom and I slow-screw at Dooley's, plus I came home with my first walked very straight, except the wall moving into me stamp. How'd I hold out? OK I guess, being I drove once. there and back. So at 1 a.m. .m. on my birthday, I'll This fourth beer is going very slow, but I guess my admit that I'm officially (probably) drunk. Goodnite roommates and I are going to play some cards. Senators and Congress . . . party hearty! Finally through with the fourth Olvmpia, and again Morning. I feel like someone poured acid in my off to the bathroom I go. But this game of Casino is throat and stomach (Dooley's or Moon's?). My head is going OK with a buzz and a Roxy Music album. throbbing as Bull winkle and Rocky dance on TV. Why In the middle of beer No. 5 and this album (Roxy can I never sleep the night after tying one on? bootleg) sounds great — Champagne and Novacaine. Pretty stupid of me, going out after a whole A roommate just wondered aloud if anyone could six-pack, but I guess that if I didn't have the promise imagine the flying nun's TV show on nowadays. Well of free drinks, I wouldn't have. And I wouldn't have no one understood here either. had the promise of free drinks unless my legality was Starting No. 6 and I just hit the bathroom again and swiped by the state. Well I guess the state giveth and thev tell me its time for Bo. (Turns out to be David taketh awav. Economic term paper writing made easy So You Have to Write an in the classroom. make up the second half of vertising. All were actual are applied. With a little The Tin Drum, directed by Volker Schlondorff, Economics Term the book. These papers opens at the Campus Paper Is that really such a papers turned in by under¬ bit of time and a little bit of Theatre this weekend. Based on the novel by Gunter Grass, the film tells By Lawrence H. Officer, shock? provide concise examples graduate economics stu¬ thought, anyone can write the story of a child who refuses to grow up after the Daniel H. Saks and Judith of how to organize a paper, dents, so they are not out decent term paper. So age of 3, and who Probably not, because a A. Saks most people usually do not which for me is a big help of your league. You Have to Write an spends his life beating on one tin drum after another as a means of Published by the Grad¬ find study guides exciting in writing my own. After reading the first Economics Term celebrating all the events in his existence spent in the ominously gro¬ Paper uate School of Business reading. The papers aren't dull half of the book, you should with the bright orange tesque shadows of Nazism. The Tin Drum was awarded the prize of Best Administration, MSU However, So you Have either. Did you know that analyze one or more of the cover may be the quickest Foreign Film at this year's Academy Awards. 149 pp.; $2.45 to Write an Economics off-campus housing gets papers in the second half of and easiest way to teach Reviewed bv i Term Paper explains the less expensive as you move the book in order to see yourself how to write that Cornish material well without get¬ away from campus? Any¬ how the rules of writing term paper due next week. Looking through State ting so detailed or intel¬ one in the market probably News book reviews over lectual as to be illegible. It does, but one student in r EASTMINSTER There is place to satisfy the last calendar year, I found discussions on such is straightforward, logical, the book explains why. PRESBYTERIAN ATTENTION a simple, and, believe it or Another paper discusses CHURCH the late night appetite. topics as love, music, not, enjoyable to read. the results of a possible tax 1315 ABBOTT RD GRADUATES: comics and poetry, but Written by two MSU on marijuana if it becomes (North of Sagtnaw) * East nothing on how to survive faculty members and a legalized. A third paper Lansing Before You Seek a Open Fri & Sat Lansing Community Col (actually the second one in Job the book) researches the Counselor, Be Sure lege staff member, So You Sunday May 25, 1980 to Read Job Counseling: f till 3 a.m. Sillies win Have to Write an Econ¬ economics of billboard ad More Hype Than Help7" omics Term Paper was In JUNE REDBOOK ♦ LA JOLLA, Calif. (AP) published April 25 right Worship: 8:30 8 10:45am — Jeremy Charlton says here at MSU. Targeted to UNIVERSITY Paul W. Green he wasn't serious, but he the undergraduate stu¬ REFORMED 337 0893 and his Very Silly Students dent, the paperback suc¬ slate still won four of the ceeds in its attempt to tell CHURCH 11 4930 S. Hagadorn top jobs in student those of us not intellectual elections at the University (across from Akersl enough to take 800-level Our reputation has been of California-San Diego. courses that term papers 9:30 Study Groups proven. We offer the finest If elected, he promised can be written knowledge- 10:30 Coffee Hour Chinese cooking in this he would get valet parking ably with confidence. Worship; area. Take out service is in the student lot and put Economics majors will 11:00 a.m. and 6 p.m. available. milk and cookies out with get the most out of the For rides meet in front of beer when students get book, but all students will Bryan Hall, East Wilson together for meetings of learn something from read¬ Hall or in the parking lot the "Thank God it's Friday ing it. 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Sugden, Pastor VEHICLE AND THE NAME OF THE REGISTERED OWNER PLATE NUMBER OF THE ■ Haslett, Michigan 48840 Interim Pastor Dan Rossman, College Minister L. The State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 23, 1980 7 Entertainment ooa to r We'd like to THIS WEEKEND dispel the rumor that the Liverpool Judies on the second floor of Eustace Hall. It's the 17th annual 4Dallas' 4unhealthy' set houah are returning for a special "8-a day for the Judies" show of student weaving and textile design — and it only concert. We at the Entertainment Desk were PARKER, Texas (AP) — going to shows on weekdays! God, do you know what that means sponsor it, but we didn't have an extra $30,000 to throw then? It means you CAN'T see it tomorrow OR Sunday A couple who lives next away. Maybe next year. OR ... no not even Monday either — SEE IT THIS door to the South Fork INSTANT! LEAVE YOUR DUTIES AND las Edward R. ranch have filed suit to CONCERT DEPT. Top-notch singer-composer Cris Murrow would say), SEE IT NOW! The exhibit is really stop it from being used as Williamson comes to Erickson Kiva at 7:30 p.m. Saturday ereative. When you look at some of the afghans and the setting for the TV and 4 p.m. Sunday. Familiar musicians from the Women's blankets you can tell these designers were really series Dallas. claiming Music company Olivia Records — June Millington, Jackie WRAPPED LIP in their work. Ha ha ha ha! This is my sightseers have turned Robbins, Cam Davis — will be accompanying her. next to last Weekend Column — I can afford to be their neighborhood into a Ten Pound Fiddle presents the Washington, D.C., folk "shopping center unfunny. parking duo Magpie who will perform at 8 lot." tonight in the Williams MOVIES DEPT. Just when I can he nasty and write all Hall Cafeteria for $3. Well, they're doing it for more than I want to, East Lansing and MSU conspires to bring all "Cars coming and going, $3, the admission is $3. That's what I meant. sorts of GOOD things to town. Opening in town: people slamming car doors Still no sign of the Liverpool Judies. Where are the and standing in the middle Campus Theatre presents the astounding The Tin Judies when you need them? of the street take Drum, the Academy's choice this year for Best Foreign to Film. It's based on Gunter Grauss' weighty and brutally pictures. Even in the MUSIC DEPT. EVENTS DEPT. Kurt Weill's Street realistic reflections — the movie's equally powerful. dead of the winter, with Scene — the folkish, jazzish, opera musical comedy — is Meridian 8 starts Steve snow on the ground, they McQueen's new film Tom being presented at 8:15 p.m. Saturday in the Music Horn, the horror film Silent Scream, and (at last) The still come. We just want it Building Auditorium. The production is directed by Gong Show Movie — what they couldn't get on TV. M 78 knocked off," said John Phyllis Tilton Hurt, director of the MSU Opera Drive in and the State Theatre start Gorp. a Samuel Z. Barber, who filed the suit Workshop. Admission is free. Come hear the 20 member Arkoff film (doesn't that say it all?) It wins the award for with his wife, Susan, Wed¬ company perform this modern classic. this year's most bothersome hype and media blitz. nesday. MSU's 115 member University Chorus will get The couple asked Col Although, the Star Wars sequel, The Empire Strikes a together with the State Singers in a concert at 8:15 Back, is close behind. lin County court to order tonight in Fairchild Theater. Charles K. Smith will direct On campus, RHA films have a superior line-up. Robert ranch owners Joe and INSIDE THE SILVER DOLLAR SALOON a program which will include Barber's Sure on this Altman's first-class Nashville (has he made a better Natalie Duncan, Los Shining Night, Brahms' Nanie. and Bizet's Carnival. This film?), the musical film version of Camelot, and the most Angeles-based Lorimar Late in the Fall of '79 Martin Richard of Lansing spring concert spectacular is free of charge. Everybody spectacular of comedy spectaculars, It's a Mad, Mad, Productions and CBS "to come! Mad, Mad World starring everybody. Call 355-0313 for stop filming and find ano Magazine toured the following area eateries in THEATER DEPT. More theater than you can shake a (her Dallas house." stick at. First, the new plays in town: P.S. Your Cat is times and places. search of the killer pizza. Classic Films brings Fellini's decadent oppulent A local newspaper ag Dead to the Arena Theatre at 8:15 Domino's comes tonight and version of Petronius' annals of immoral Rome, Fellini gravated the situation Mr D's Bells Pizza Express Saturday. It's a comedy by James Kirkwood and directed Satyricon, full of decay and perversion and symbolic after is disclosed the loca by Steven Martin — and its recommended for mature sexual roles and modern societal analogies. At 7 and 9:30 tion of South Fork and Casa Nova Joseppe's Demarco's Pappy's audiences.. Admission is $1. tonight in 109 Anthony Hal) for $1.50 or $1 with RHA "literally thousands" of cu Lansing Community College presents Jean Anouilh's rious onlookers converged Willow Bar pass). The Lark at 8 tonight through Sunday at the new LCC Ah yes, from Beal comes Naked Came the Stranger, over Easter weekend to Auditorium. gawk at the spread. Barber Here's what he said about pizza at the one of Hollywood's more expensive attempts at porno Pat Bond as Gertrude Stein is Pat Bond's one-woman said. during what they thought would be the coming age of Mother Lode located inside the Silver Dollar show which plays at 8 tonight with Tom Wilson (a Filming of the series, pornographic films. That age didn't come but some of the songwriter-performer) in Erickson Kiva, as an activity big budget, scripted, carefully-edited, professionally tentatively scheduled to Saloon for Lesbian/Gay Pride Week. Admission is $1. resume next month, also photographed films are still around and this is one of Tennessee Williams' The Rose Tattoo is still running them. It's being shown with the low low low budget Deep violates zoning codes and 1 needed a drink, maybe two or three. strong at the Okemos Barn Theatre. Call 349-4340 for Throat. iThroat 7:30, 9:50, and midnight: Stranger 8:35, has made life "unhealthy, ticket reservations and information. and 10:50 tonight and Saturday night in B 106 Wells) dangerous and unfit," the And some loud, brainwiping music, something so And finally, the BoarsHead is presenting two modern irontinued on page 13) suit said. one-act plays for its season's conclusion at the Lansing loud you had to lean into it. Center for the Arts. Call 372-4636 for information. So we stopped by the Silver Dollar. As we PEACE EDUCATION CENTER BENEFIT DEPT. The Peace Education Center is sponsoring a benefit f'cak greatest boogie piano player. headed in the show bar, 1 Memorial Day evening at Coral Gables' Rathskeller (2838 to glanced into the E. Grand River Ave.) for their work toward pacifist tOOGIE WOOGIE BOI restaurant. anti-strife pro-humanitarian causes. For the $3 donation LIVE!—THIS SUNDAY NIGHT!! My heart skipped ($1.50 for children) you can see: from 7 to 9 p.m., V a beat, then went into musicians Sheila Ritter, Carol Haddad, Catherine overdrive. One last chance. Madsen and Teddy Bear's Picnic; from 9 to 9:30 p.m., "HYPER-INFLATION BOOGIE" the new smash hit poetry from Bob Rentschler and Gene Hayhoe; from 9:30 by BOOGIE WOOGIE BOB is available at your The waitress took to 11 p.m., musicians John Babola and Chris Rietz along favorite record store. pity on me and went to 5 with artists from the first set. These people in the Peace talk to the kitchen. 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MSU assistant basket¬ ball coach Dave Harshman said the team has no im¬ mediate plans for the Don, the younger scholarship that is now Rv WIRE SERVICES met for just over one hour with player association between the two sides to brother of the Spartan open due to Brkovich's NEW YORK change the bleak outlook. — Major league baseball faced an representatives Thursday evening and then the two "We went over minor issues and nothing starting guard Mike decision. unprecedented interruption in its season Thursday with sides ended joint talks. Federal Mediator Kenneth happened," Moffett said. "There was no progress." Brkovich, will go to "At this point we have the players' association ready to strike in its continuing Moffett declared a in the 11th hour talks, which made recess "It would take a small miracle to prevent a strike," said Albuquerque on June 12 to not any decision contract dispute with management. have been bogged what to do with the extra down over the issue of free agent Marvin Miller, executive director of the players' formally sign with the Negotiations broke off Thursday night. The strike was compensation. association. "It could be a long one, but nobody has a university there. scholarship — that will be set to start Friday, and Thursday night's six major David Vaughn, counsel for Moffett, said that the two crystal ball." Brkovich, a sophomore decided at a later date," league games seemed certain to be the last for some parties would be in communication be telephone and The first game to be affected if a strike is called will be and a native of Windsor, Harshman said Thursday. tine. might meet again later. in Chicago, where the Cubs play host to the Los said Thursday afternoon "Don gave us two good Negotiators for the 26 major league baseball Angeles owners Nothing developed at a Thursday morning meeting Dodgers starting at 2:30 p.m. Friday. that it was not just a lack years here, and I just hope of playing time that everything works out the prompted his move but a best for him." combination of things. TO TAKE WAC TOP JOB Henry is regional finalist "It wasn't just that I wasn't playing enough — MSU athletic strength and conditioning coach David there are personal reasons M. Henry is one of three regional finalists for 1980 for my leaving," Brkovich Joe Kearney ditches ASU Strength Coach of the Year honors. The selection process is sponsored by The National Strength Coaches Association based in Lincoln, Neb. The said. "I love the school here, I enjoy living with my nation is divided into five regions by the NSCA, with brother, and I had just TEMPE, Ariz. (UPI) — Arizona The college's fiscal year begins July Michigan in Region I which includes the Midwest, East started taking classes in State University will likely wait until 1. and Northeast areas. The five regional winners then will vie for the national honors to be determined at the my major. But there were July before naming a successor to While there had been reports that other circumstances outgoing Athletic Director Joe Kearney had conflicts with at least one group's annual convention in Dallas later this month. involved that I really can't Kearney, school officials said. ASU administrator. Kearney said in a Nominees are judged on contributions to the NSCA talk about." released and to the profession of strength training, for statement through the Kearney, who bolted MSU 18 weeks establishment of high level programs and As freshman, Don university that he had the support of training a ago to head the beleaguered ASU Schwada and the administration. methods and for aiding others in the athletic strength and played in 11 games for the department, was named com conditioning field. 1978 NCAA championship missioner of the Western Athletic Schwada said he discussed the job switch with Kearney last week and Henry has served at MSU since August 1978. He squad. Last season, League Wednesday. coordinates all strength training activities. however, Brkovich was Don Brkovich that Kearney indicated he had been His resignation from ASU becomes interested in a commissioner's job for effective June 80. He is set to the WAC post the next day. assume "a number of years." "Obviously we regret his leaving the frank <-shorter sports "We're not in a time bind like we university," Schwada said. 1 were before," said John Edward, Kearney came to ASU from MSU, acting head of the college's Intercol¬ legiate Athletics Board. "The president succeeding Fred Miller, who left in the wake of a controversy over his decision B EST BUYS (ASU President John Schwada) said to suspend football coach Frank Kush Soccer the Patrick he'd like to see somebody aboard by — Guyana. A fine, light, the beginning of the next fiscal year or shortly thereafter." last fall. When he was hired, Kearney brought with him Spartan football pro quality French boot. two sets of removable Comes with studs (one FRIDAY coach Darryl Rogers to replace Kush. plastic and one aluminum) Running — the Nike Daybreak. A flexible, light trainer. Tan nylon upper and T.G. removable inner sole. Just For Laughs Tennis-Racquetboll the Nike Wimbledon. 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We extend special thanks to Pat "The a Cain, better without whose help & experience RHA couldn't service have had a concert dealer' The State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 23, 1980 9 Old College Field matures with grace I {)02 facility oldest on MSVs campus By BRAD KI ITKR professor wrote, "the parade ground west of the armory If one were asked to name the oldest athletic became to small for 'the sports' and the assembled facility on the MSU campus, what would the correct answer be? rooters.' Certainly not Spartan Stadium — its foundation was "Besides, it interfered with military drill students," completed in 1923. Beal said. Jenison Field house? No, it's been on the scene since Fred Stabley, MSU sports information director, noted 1940. in his history of MSU football, The Kven the IM Sports Circle Spartans, that the building didn't appear along MAC Aggie football teams of 1903 through 10, known as the Red Cedar River until 1920. the "Fighting Farmers," put together a But athletes have been running, winning string of passing and batting on 44 games on Old College Field. Old College Field since 1902, when, after some intense The highlights of that string were a 0 0 tie with the lobbying by students and alumni, the State Board of University of Michigan in 1909 before 6,000 fans Agriculture paid $250 for 13 acres just across the river overflowing the old grandstand, and a 17-0 upset of a from the Armory and drill field, now Landon Field. University of Notre Dame team that was otherwise In professor W.J. Beal's "History of Michigan unbeaten in 1911. Agricultural College," published in 1915, he noted that, "The event did not sneak up unnoticed," Stabley although occasional floods washed out the field, it was writes." All seats were reserved at such stiff prices as 50 photo courtesy MSU Info Services generally in fine shape. cents, 75 cents, $1 and $1.50. Ohio State University and MSI (then Michigan Agricultural College) compete in 1922 track meet "The higher charges were for special box seats which at Old College Field. "AS STl DKNTS INCREASED in numbers," the had just been installed." The football team moved off the premises in 1923 for what was then called Macklin Field, and the baseball The threat of fire is not a big worry at Kobs. But the CROSS COUNTRY WAS a long time fixture on the team soon moved into its present location, named John potential danger of flooding is. field, starting with an intramural race in 1907, the Kobs Field in 1969 in honor of the long-time baseball Owing to the low flood plain surrounding the field, the predecessor of today's IM Turkey Trot. center to right field fence embankment actually serves as a dike. MSU hosted the first 26 NCAA cross country But even that wasn't enough to stop the waters from championships between 1938 and 1964, with a course that started and finished on Old College Field, went along the "The idea came up of playing a game swallowing up the field for the 1949 baseball opener, as Red Cedar River to Hagadorn Road, came Stabley recently recalled. up Grand with the bases set inside canoes, the River to Bogue Street, and returned along the river. "The river had flooded over two feet batters and pitcher inside rowboats and deep on t he field," Later the races moved to Akers Golf Course. he said, "and of course there was no way to play the the umpire calling balls and strikes in games as scheduled. Now, besides baseball action at Kobs Field, the old another boat." — MSU Sports Informa¬ "The idea came up of playing a game with the bases set field hosts women's Softball on an adjacent diamond, and inside canoes, the batters and field hockey and lacrosse. The field also gets frequent use tion Director Fred pitcher inside rowboats Stabley. and the umpire calling balls and strikes in another from joggers, golfers and intramural athletes. Archery boat," facilities can also be found. Stabley said. The game, which attracted some national newsreel Although permanent seating cannot be constructed on the baseball field due to the low flood coach. attention, eventually turned into a dunking match, he plain, Stabley said said. the park still compares with some of the best The old baseball grandstand went up in flames after college fields in the state, such as at the Aggies defeated Michigan, 8-5, in 1926. The Michigan and Western practice green on the far west side of the field was Michigan University. used by MSU golf teams as a practice area after a STABLEY'S ACCOUNT OF the demonstration noted nine hole course on "Many great players like Robin Roberts, Steve Garvey campus was eliminated by construe that after the game, a and Kirk Gibson, not to mention other group of rambunctious students, tion of Jenison Fieldhouse and Demonstration Hall. past and present "led by Skinny Skellinger, a cheerleader with madcap photo courtesy MSU Info Services major leaguers, have been here," he said. Former MSI' baseball coach John Kobs propensities," set out for downtown Lansing after Although the green wasn't part of the original course, (cen¬ Stabley said, it was used until Forest Akers Golf Course "This is one of the most beautiful ballparks around, and ter! and two of his players, torching the unused centerfield bleachers, and lit small George Johengen bonfires along the way. was constructed on Harrison Road in 1957. I'd hate to see State ever leave it for a 'nicer' field • (left! and Pat Peppier (right), sat on top of the The fire, though, didn't harm the school's first power dugout during the 1949 "flood out" at the mower, recovered by the groundskeeper from a shed Spartans' field. under the stands. State News Newsline 355-8252 JUST ARRIVED! SPRING TENNIS SALE! Ladys Dunlop Maxply Fort Reg. $4995 Now $3995 SPARTAN Ken Rosewall Tennis Balls $2.25 COWBOY Victor Servus String Reg. $1250 Now $10" HATS allow 1 week for service. 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I A. 44 1FRANDOR LANSING, MICH. 48912 882-8530 Call today for mora dotoils PHONE 517 351 8213 Authorized Love Bud " Jeweler ] 0 The State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 23, 1980 Senate hears cable TV hill Law hurts Anderson By JOHN NORCROSS Michigan is on its way to having its first cable "Just difference." being there," Mizga said, "would make a television legislation with a bill that passed the state Out of Continental's 34,(100 subscribers, Mizga said he WASHINGTON (AP) In West Virginia, citizens House of Representatives earlier this month. — Legal barriers have yet to stop Anderson's thought 4 to 5 percent cheat the system. who sign a petition John Anderson's The bill, to get name on campaign in any state, but it is becoming clear that which is before a Senate committee, was The cost to the company in its check for cheaters and in the November ballot as an independent presidential they could. Much time and money are going into the sponsored by freshman Rep. Leo Lalonde, D Detroit. If lost revenue runs to thousands of dollars, Mizga said. candidate and then vote in a state primary could passed, it would be a misdemeanor to pirate crble TV problem, and it sometimes seems lawsuits are as actually be sent to jail. plentiful as chicken-dinner speeches in other service or sell, rent or advertise devices that connect to WITHOUT A LAW, Mizga said, Continental cannot It's just one of many obstacles Anderson faces in cab y TV systems. campaigns. prosecute from a criminal standpoint, but must take civil getting his name on the ballot in all 50 states, a move West Virginia is a prime example of a state where The penalties would be three months in jail or a $500 action to sue those who continue to pirate. that is necessary if his independent run for the elections laws designed to discourage third party and fine for tapping the system, while manufacturers who Because Home Box Office has been offered by presidency is to stand a chance. independent candidacies are proving troublesome. advertise devices would face one-year jail terms or Continental, Mizga said, there has been an increase in In Michigan, officials are $1,000 fines. requiring Anderson to hold There, potential supporters are being told that by cheaters. a nominating party convention even though he has no signing petitions in his behalf, they will forfeit the Lalonde said the legislation was needed because Dan Backus, manager of National Cable Co., agreed. intention of forming a third national existing laws deal with theft of telephone and telegraph political party to right to vote in hotly contested primary elections National Cable Co. has 10,000 subscribers in East get himself elected. June 3. lines. Lansing and Meridian Township. The Anderson organization in Michigan attracted "It's starting to get more prevalent," Backus said. "I've three times the required 39,000 "A LOT OK PROSECUTORS hesitant to prosecute signatures, but now ANYONE WHO SIGNS a petition and then votes in are not had that much of a problem in the past, but with finds a new legal thicket. State officials are because there really isn't anything on the books dealing Home Box Office, people are figuring out ways to beat the primary can be sent to prison for 10 days under a interpreting the election law as requiring Anderson to state misdemeanor statute. with cable TV," Lalonde said. the system." pretend he has formed a new party, including the John Doyle, a lobbyist for the Michigan Cable The people National is after, Backus said, are the holding of nominating caucuses and conventions. That "People are saying, 'I'll be damned if I'm going to Television Association, said the bill was written habitual cheaters. also may be challenged in the courts. give up my vote,' " said Jim Grant, Anderson's West according to the specifications of the association. Virginia campaign coordinator. "They're the ones we've disconnected and the next "When we contacted Lalonde he was unaware of the week they've reconnected themselves," Backus said. IN KENTUCKY. officials have notified the technicalities in the cable TV area," Doyle said, "but we Only one of each 40 persons approached has agreed Anderson campaign the presence of the congress- were able to come to a compromise." BACKUS SAID he disconnects about 5 percent to sign, Grant said. of bis member's name on the Republican primary election Gary Mizga, system manager of Continental Cable subscribers each year. ballot May He said that while he senses a deep well of support Vision in Lansing, said 90 percent of the problems with 27 — before he dropped his GOP campaign Though there are currently no figures indicating the to run as an for Anderson in the state, many voters want to ensure independent — will block him from an people making unauthorized connections would be solved percentage of cheaters, Backus said, the company is now their right to vote in closely fought congressional and if the bill became law. independent slot on the ballot in November. conducting an audit to determine the number of In California, where Anderson campaigned Thurs¬ local races. violators. day, he must obtain 101,300 signatures by Aug. 8. But Later this week, Mitchell Rogovin, Anderson's "I'm his supporters were barred from on seeking signatures petitions until after the June 3 presidential principal attorney, plans to file suit in Kentucky where Anderson is in a "damned-if I do, damned-if-I City Council meeting not be constantly doing disconnects of people that should connected," Backus said. "It doesn't mean that everyone of them is illegal." primary. don't situation." delayed for holiday Backus also said National has yet to prosecute in the 10 years it has been in the MSU area. anyone Because of the Memorial A vote "At MSU," Backus said. "I don't really have a big to place Phillip Day holiday, the Lansing Hassler, problem." an Oldsmohile Student seeks county seat City Council meeting will , ' , , be moved to 7 p.m. Wed¬ _ nesday on the 10th floor of , . ,, „ executive, on the Board ot Wuler and Li«hl- wl!l lu ... The bill, a substitute for House Bill 5583, is now judiciary committee, where it has not yet been placed on the agenda, said Cathy McClelland in the Judiciary Committee City Hall. taken at the meeting. clerk. An MSU senior majoring in linguistics has announced gain more control, Marron said, commissioners should intentions to run as a Democrat for the Eighth District cut funding for the squad, which has been criticized for 'u litis'I. Uinsing iy?fi County Commission seat. its policies. Aubrey Marron, who is also a member of the East Marron said she would like to see a "one day, one-trial" Lansing Housing and Community Development Commis¬ ams/ina mUr, tnc system begun. Some students, she said, do not register sion. said it is important that the county spend more on to vote because they do not want to be called for jury V Xj social services, including health services. W We are proud to announce the State duty and have to serve for long periods of time. 'H/J/J}/\ Licensure of Michigan s first women She noted that the Ingham County Sheriffs "It is important to have representation for students on Depart¬ owned & operated clinic. ment is getting increased budgets while the county is the board," she added. cutting money in health services. Marron was unsuccessful in 1976 when she ran for specializing in pregnancy terminations She also said the county should have more control over performed by licensed OB-G YX's county commissioner as the Human Rights Party the Tri County Metro Narcotics Squad, a regional 9,000 sq. feet designed for police candidate. patient agency composed of officers on loan from departments in She is the co-chairperson of REACT, a recently formed safety and comfort Ingham. Eaton and Clinton counties. 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Livonia, Mt Clemens, Rochester, Royal Oak, Southfield, Southgate "1 2 The State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday May 23, 1980 r Postal service 4-day week infeasable tonight*! MAGPIE 6 Pa to take holiday By DAVE VARGA State News Staff Writer Although a four-day week — or a three-day weekend — courses during the four days, if such be effected, Winder said. "If we could shut down the whole University, there a proposal were to Terry leonino and Greg Artzner from Washington DC, brings you a great elec¬ tric concert You'll hear everything from Don't hang around waiting for mail would please many students, such a proposal is not very would be substantial savings," said Theodore Simon, Monday, Jimmy Rogers to George Gershwin with Memorial Day, because it won't be practical for a university the size and complexity of MSI', assistant vice president of the MSU physical plant. bit of old time and Irish music in the coming. a Mail won't be delivered to residences, businesses or campus officials said. middle fine fun A evening of the un¬ boxes but special delivery and MSI' Provost Clarence L. Winder said proposals to BUT BECAUSE SOME 20,000 STUDENTS are express mail service expected in music! save energy by switching to a will be available. four-day week would not housed on campus, the plant must continue running even All local self-service postal centers will be in operation through the holiday and regular mail produce enough savings at a University like MSU. Davenport College of Business in Grand Rapids has when classes are not held, Simon said. "There is ovel- a billion dollars invested on this f5 TheTen Pound Fiddle delivery will begin again Tuesday. recently decided to schedule classes only four days a week this fall to reduce gasoline consumption by campus," he said. "It would be a poor use of the Williams Hall Cafe admissk>n:$ 3 investment and the facilities if we shut down." Lansing and East Lansing city halls will be closed PoiiioM. lunded by the ASMSU Programming Board students. "We have figured a lot of options," Simon said, "and Monday, but will be open for regular hours Tuesday. V \rea banks will be "Most of our students, about 80 percent, commute," there wouldn't be many gains." observing the holiday Monday said Tom Brown, vice president for academic affairs at The amount of energy employees and off-campus with all services closed except at those banks Davenport. "Our main interest was to save transporta¬ st udent s would save by switching to a four-day week has teaturing 24 hour teller machines. They were warned.. .They are doomed... tion costs." not been researched, Winder said. Although four day week proposals have been enter¬ And on Friday the 13th, nothing will save them. DAVENPORT IS A SINGLE-PURPOSE (business) tained during cold months, Winder said a six-day week college with about 2,500 students. But Brown conceded has also been discussed. Mtl £■: that a larger university could have problems scaling A six-day week would benefit students who work Rat finds home down to a four day week. "We would have serious difficulty scheduling the same full time by offering classes on Saturday. TUCSON. Ariz. (API — "My daddy died and we have number of courses in four days that we do now in five," Winder said. j JV* i to move to Granma's house. She does not like Sam," The amount of research and public service projects, Brought Back explained the note — printed in small block letters and * u 3^52 signed "Jimmy." along with the shortage of large lecture halls and science It accompanied a white rat left in a neat plastic cage on labs on campus would he part of the difficulty, Winder By Popular the doorstep of Fire Station No. 6. Alongside the cage said. [ Demand For The I was a large bag of food and some sawdust for the bottom These problems would create a need for more evening Entire Family of the cage. I Box Office Opens "Dear Firemen," the note began, 7:301 "please take care of Sam for me." After explaining why he couldn't keep Sam. Jimmy Sent in a r spotligli Is f Shows First And Repeots . came to his defense. One of the all-time "He doesn't even bite," said the note. "I play with him A 24 hour nightmare of terro a lots. "I know you'll take kare tsic) of him cause firemen are quality of work life great love stories m ok innihm ■ an u mi u win a KB »m 1—»1 wtm n iw s mm always nice to people and animals." A day-long seminar dealing with the "Quality of Work |R v.:. Mil n t \ - I ' NN '' ' Fire Capt. Guy Rentfro said men in Station No. 6 had Life" will be held from 9 a.m. to 3 LCC Vocational Technical Bldg., 422 N. Washington p.m. today in room 202, Walt Disney just retired about 11:30 one night when a city presents >g\ communications Ave., Lansing. dispatcher advised there had been a Jils The seminar, MOVIETIME Showtimes Mon. thru Fri. telephone call from a woman who said her son had left a sponsored by Lansing Community at 7:30 & 9:30 present on their doorstep. College, will feature speakers including a representative PLITT THEATRES of United Auto Workers Local 652, the is time lor Sot. & Sun. Sam's cage was placed on the dining room table while president of 1:30. 3:30 5:30, 7:30, & 9:30 Universal Steel Co. and the director of the the men read the note, which had been taped to the door. Michigan Sot. & Sun. Adm. $1.75 Until 1:30 Sam's fate was debated until firefighter Steve Farler Quality of Work Life Council. Also included will be a workshop "How to Get volunteered to take him home. 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Wilson 7:00 & 9:30 STORE L -M Kramer ]§tudia§ 83 All items in our TTSldllion Michigan State Jewelry L 5:00 @ $1.75, 7:15. 9:30 4:30 @ $1.75, 7:00, 9:30 J ll i *1 Department are on .. ...EC untTl June 7th. ms-t inf.?#*. JMW off . ^wrtaiPIRple^ rnrnm wn (tene > Tickets showtime minutes on sole 30 minutes prior to and no alter showtime latei than 15 Sam IjCTii Get some graduation and MAXWELL SMART is AGENT 86 Father's Day gifts and save Discounted styles from 25% •H8 THSMUM wmsmifei our shirt department BILL MURRAY • PETER BOYLE 130 (11 si 75 • T-Shirts 3:45 The State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 23, 1980 1 3 Grievance filed University considers Olin Health Center reorganization (continued from page 1) versities." Olin. School of Nursing, rather occur until a new director is hospitals will probably ab required, are extra. Some rural communities than from Olin. The doctor added that chosen. The current direc sorb them by expanding (continued from page 1) "I don't have a conclusion use nurse practitioners, the University has a "moral tor, Lawrence Jarrett, will their facilties. Said one Olin nurse who Bonner added the name of the administrator to whether it (a new who in radio contact was as are declined to be identified: responsibility" not to cut be leaving Olin in about a Frank Beeman, director "irrelevant" and that "it isn't program) would work out with doctors, Hill said, but back health care for which month. The doctor said the administratively proper" to "There is a lot of politics of intramural sports and name that person. or not," Hill said. "I just see "most nurse practitioners the student are already director involved." new shoulji have a recreative services, said a lot of problems that have work in the same building paying. voice in any reorganization. his main concern is that GILSON ALSO CHARGED that the not been talked about." as a physician." A doctor, who also asked Health care, the doctor Karlier this University did month. there is some health service not provide an opportunity for the students to discuss Hill also questioned the One concern expressed not to be identified, said said, is an area in w hich it is Turner said he plans to available after 5 p.m. the alleged First Amendment violations before the wisdom of relying on satel¬ by some nurses and doctors satellite stations, if esta determine the restructure more important to spend Beeman said there has withdrawal of funding, and that the violation is lite nursing stations around at Olin is that nurses for blished, should be in ad money for necessary of the health center before been some discussion of ser inconsistent with the right to fair treatment. the University, calling it an satellite stations would be dition not a substitute sives than balance the bud¬ hiring director. — a new keeping satellite clinics "untried concept for uni recent graduates of the for services offered at get. One nurse noted that "The lack of opportunity for the group to discuss and — open after 5 p.m., and that resolve the issue of the violation of First Amendment "You cannot equate a once Olin gives up its nurses can handle most rights, claimed by the University, with the hospital or a medical ser inpatient service, it may intramural related injuries, persons who made the decision, violates the basic due process necessary for resolving the disagreement in a person or ERA vote-buying vice with any other service in a society," the doctor have difficulty reinstating it. which are usually cuts and bruises. said, "health, by itself,' is Communities are allotted East Lansing Fire De¬ fair and equitable manner." I continued from page 1) crimination based on sex, Constitution. Five have not a moneymaking pro¬ a certain number of hospi¬ partment paramedics could Bonner said the conflict was "just unfortunate has been approved by 35 of since tal beds, the nurse explain¬ an such offer had been made, rescinded their position." be called and, if necessary, happening." saying "This most recent the 38 states needed to approval, but validity of Also, the doctor added, ed, and as soon as Ob'n transport persons to area "This is become part of the U.S. that action is in doubt. no reorganization should gives its 52 beds, other an event that should flow smoothly," he said. charge is not only out¬ up hospitals, Beeman said. rageous, but ... it was "I feel that it's important for us to file this grievance done." Weekend never because we feel the decision was wrong and the actions The incident allegedly by the Administration were improper," Gilson said. occurred last week as ERA "We're not going to let it happen icontinued from page 7) again next year and this supporters lobbied fever is the way to settle the whole issue." Admission is $2.50. Cult film Dark Star, the science ishly for support in prepar ation for a planned vote on fiction metaphysical comedy from John (The Fog, The grievance was reviewed by the Student-Faculty ERA in the House. The Halloween) Carpenter is in B 104 Wells for $1.50 (Friday Judiciary Tuesday but a decision about the fund and Saturday at 7:30, 9 and 10:30 p.m. and midnight). withdrawal or administrative actions was not made at vote was called off when - The Southern Africa Liberation Committee is sponsor that time. The grievance will now be reviewed again by they fell two votes shy of the SFJ at a date not yet set. the 107 needed for passage. ing a film tonight in B 102 Wells Hall entitled Swanstrom, an ERA Crossroads/South Africa about the struggle for survival with apartheid and government harassment. A donation opponent, has declined to confirm specifics of the of 50 cents is requested. The show begins at 8 p.m. alleged offer. But he has — By William Bamhardt Alligator Day said a NOW representative made an improper and possibly illegal offer to gain Shows 7 - 9 p.m. - Sot. (continued from page 3) Council, said the "Greek his vote. Sun. • Mop. Shows At "Alligator Day" is not an Action Committee" named The 1-3-5-7-9 p.m official part of Gay Pride proposed ERA, as the sponsor of the event which would Week activities. is not connected with the outlaw dis- One of the all-time "It's not an official pride MSU greek system. week thing," Boyer said. great love stories RHA "The poster was prob "It's basically a joke." ably a prank by some "I DOUBT IT it's going to non-greek students and was not part of the greek *24-Hour Program Line* Walt Disney presents : r » be anything big because nobody knows about it," he added. system Council," Ligon said. or the Gay * * 355 0313 * * * + » * ** Susan Lengauer, vice president of pledge affairs PORNO TONIGHT AND SAT of the Panhe lenic Council, said she expects the greek system to ignore the pos¬ ' A PORNO DOUBLE HEADER Tramp R..,olon..d Re-releated hu R1IFKIA by BUENA VISTA DISTRIBUTION CO tWil CLAiMCFILHih ters. The wre best Pom Film ever made' Al Goldstein Walt Disney Productions our "It's said, degrading to both of organizations," she referring to the THIS IS THE TOTALLY UN¬ CUT VERSION--IT SHOWS Added "Madcap Adv. Of Mr. Toad" mocM* aroinuTm u?siit Todoy Open 7 p.m. Rome. EVERYTHING WE VE Shows 7:25 -9:25 Lesbian/Gay Council and Panhellenic Council. "Tell the greeks to tear SHOWN BEFORE PLUS NEW RAUNCHY FOOTAGE NEVER SHOWN BEFORE Sot. * Sun. At 1:25 3:25-5:25-7:25-9:25 Before down the posters if they see them," she said. AT M.S.U. It's the war of the capture the kitchen demolish the dining room, waiters...they Christ. Russ Ligon, /ice presi¬ and leave Camp Oskemo in ruins. dent for internal affairs of the Interfraternity LINDA After LOVELACE Fellini. Alcohol An ALBERTO GRIMALDI Production u (continued from the woman alcoholic some¬ page 3) FELLINI SATYRICON times cannot fulfill that role, says Schwarzkopf. DEEP EDDC4T FFDLRICO FELLINI Lasf BERNARDINO ZAPPONI COLOUR 1a Deluxe*PAN AVISION* United Artists The woman who drinks Day - - Friday Only is usually considered sicker "PORNO BEAUTIFUL •!! porno double (no film Saturday & Sunday) sophistic AietBr amusing and wildly erotic wr and less capable of receiv¬ sat porno film standards tor years to coma feature tonight Friday & 109 Anthony 7:00 & 9:30 ing treatment than men," Admission $1.50/$ 1.00 with RHA pass she says. & saturday She added that women A division of the ASMSU Programming Board, funded fay student tax dollars. Showtimes: who receive treatment of¬ DEEP THROAT Partially funded by the RHA Alternative Movie Fund. Accessible. Call the ten face the "very real" 7:30, 9:50 12:00 Programming Board Hotline. 353-2010. for 24-hr. info, on P.B. events danger of losing their chil¬ NAKED STRANGER GORP dren when the courts determine they are in¬ Na^edCame. 8:35, 10:50 5howplace: 104B Wells "a bunch of fruits, nuts and flakes. capable to care for them, she says. The Stranger This Double Feature RATED X GORP .AMI!(i AI.K!ill . A .Jt If Rl V Kl)MVi V PHOiII y 1 Iti\ MICHAEL LEMBECK • DENNIS QUAID • PHILIP CASN0FF FRAN DRESCHER • DAVID HU0DLEST0N RHAEffl£\ MUSS Although many com¬ TONIGHT JEFFHEY K0NVITZ MARTIN ZWEIBACK JEFFREY K0NVITZ LOUIS SARK0FF JEFFREY K0NVITZ ¥ munity services for per¬ sons with alcohol problems JOSEPH RUBEN ■»> * ATTENTION STUDENTS include women in their It would be hard to imagine a sharper, funnier, scarier ¥ programs, services in there are no Michigan de¬ picture of the direction our technology could take us.' OMAHA SUN Monday Shows 7:25 - 9:25 ¥ LIVING IN RESIDENCE Surreal Science Fiction, one of the best science fiction signed specifically for wo¬ Monday Guest Night Suspended ¥ men, Schwarzkopf says. films of this year or any year. SAN FRANCISCO ADVOCATE ¥ HALLS "Most of the programs in Hilarious Science Fiction film brilliant Starts Tonight a hauntingly Michigan are set up by horrific view of the future. Open 6:45 p.m. ¥ men for men." LOS ANGELES PRESS :Sat. Shows 7:00 - 9:30 ¥ ¥ 29th The Residence Halls Association will be - Sun. At 1:30-4:15-7:00-9:30 THERE IS A GREAT NEED for positive role Academy Award Winner ¥ conducting a Referendum. One of the proposals Best Foreign Film Of The Year" models in alcohol treat ment, says Schwarzkopf, ¥ on the referendum will be a refundable $1.00 because more than 80 per¬ ¥ per term tax increase to go to the R.H.A. A maior artistic > cent of therapists and ¥ Movie Program. _ counselors in alcohol pro¬ grams are men. ¥ Since the R.H.A. Movie Program was funded "One of the things that ¥ by student tax dollars beginning in Spring of needs to be there is posi¬ tive role models — ft male ¥ 1978, R.H.A. Movies has continued to provide role models," she says. ¥ students living in residence halls with top She also says that out of 10 marriages in which the ¥ quality film entertainment at a rock bottom male is an alcoholic, nine ¥ price, 40 films per term for only $3.00. will survive the alcoholism. This contrasts to mar¬ ¥ Over 220,000 students have viewed R.H.A. riages in which the women ¥ films this year alone. R.H.A. also funds al¬ is an alcoholic, where only ¥ ternative film groups such as Front Line Cinema, one out of 10 survives. This often leaves the ¥ Duck Soup Cinema and Union Board Classic woman without support ¥ Films which give R.H.A. students a discount systems and financial sup¬ ¥ at their films. port during therapy, she says. Because of this, she ¥ Because of increased film, labor and ad¬ needs vocational training ¥ and child care, and these ¥ vertising costs, the R.H.A. Movie Program are not most women. readily available to The time is space mid-twenty first century The place is deep where the scoutship DARK STAR has been cruising -.the ¥ needs a tax increase to continue to serve Rahl expresses concern TinOrtim the Residence Hall Community with the same for 20 years. Its mission: to seek and destroy unstable that Gov. William G. planets that will prove ha/ardous to ships sent to colonize ¥ Milliken's 1981 budget cuts other worlds from earth. Reduced to specks by the Produced b> FRAN/ SI 11 /, VOI KI R SC HI.ONDORKI ¥ quality film program you have come to ap¬ ¥ preciate. This will also be the first time the in social services will cut immensity and infinity of deep space, the four crewmen .ind WVlOi l DAL'MAN Directed In VOLKLR SCHLOMX1RFF become more and more childlike. When DARK STAR into substance abuse pro¬ Based on "VHP I IN OKI W" b\ Gl N 11 R GRASS grams at a time when the finally falls apart the goofy go gentle into the night." crew surprisingly "does not JI.AN-t LAUDH CARRIE.Rl VOI KFR SCHLONDORI I and FRANZ SFITZ in collaboration »ith Gl NTl-.R . Scrttnpkn In ¥ Movie Program has asked for an increase since ¥ it began in 1978. R.H.A. Movies needs your GRASS rate for all alcoholism — including female alcohol¬ R Roger \ New Carman PresentsRelease World Pictures TONIGHT AND SATURDAY ism — is on the rise. I9"«J l-f.ui/ Sot/ Film Hi - i « Film Uicmis Film-Argus Films ¥ support. Vote yes in your dorm Wednesday "As the economic situa Showtimes: 7:30, 9:00, 10:30, 12:00 EARLY BIRD SAT & SUN. 3:45-4:15 ¥ May 28 or Thursday May 29th. tion tends to gel worse, the Showplace: 106B Wells MONDAY AT 7:00 • 9:30 rise in alcoholism goes up. Admission: 1.50 MONDAY GUEST NIGHT SUSPENDED ¥ even in men," she says. ************************ 1 4 The State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 23, 1980 IT ONLY TAKES MINUTES TO PLACE YOUR STATE NEWS 11FI10 ACTION A 347 STUDENT SERVICES BUILDING CALL 355-8255 Classified Advertising Automotive Employment ||jj| Employment jj Employment ]|jj] j Apartments Apartments Apartments Information ALL STUDENT ADS RN's-GN's-SNT's YOUR TIME IS YOUR PHONE 355-8255 347 Student Services Bldg. EXCELLENT INCOME as FEMALE, NON-SMOKER, SUMMER SUBLET one FURNISHED STUDIO Must be prepaid now OWN Sell Avon part- Sara Coventry fashion for summer. Own room, bedroom, furnished, air, units, $185/month all utili through the end of the LANSING GENERAL time Earn good money show director. Cindy at Burcham, East Lansing, Regular Rates Term. 16-5-30 (4) HOSPITAL has full and and set your own hours. 882 0685, 882 9655. near MSU. Katie 337- ties included. Immediate 7623. Z 5-5 23 (3) phone evenings, 332-1483 occupancy. 337-1619 DAY part-time positions avail¬ Ask about low cost group 11 5-30 (4) days, 355-7643. 8-5-27 (5) OR 21 5-30 141 68 TRIUMP-TR250 Con¬ able for registered and insurance coverage. For No 1 3 6 8 1 day - 95 per line vertible 26mpg $2500 call graduate nurses and stu¬ 3 2 85 7 65 14 40 *6.80 3 days • 85 per line John. 337-2075. more details call 482-6893. CAPITOL VILLA IF YOU would like a place 2 BEDROOM 1.5 miles 4 3 80 10 20 19.20 22 40 6 days ■ 80~ per line 2-5-5-30 (3) dent nurse technicians. A 4 day, 10 hour per day C-21-5-30 (7) I For Rent \yf] 332-5330 to rent, but don't know from campus. Whitehall 1664 E. Grand River where to look, call Great Manor. Pool, game & 5 4.57 12.75 24.00 28 00 8 days - 70 per line work week option allow¬ ADVANCED LIFE- VEGA 1973. $300. Good Now Lakes today for sure, exercise room. 351-3101. 6 5.70 15 30 28 80 33 60 ing 3 day week-end is SAVERS AND WSI's GARDEN PLOTS ready Leasing For Line Rate per insertion condiiton. 60,000 miles. there's hundreds in our Z-8 5 26 (4) 7 6 65 17.85 33 60 39 20 available on the midnight needed from June 15 to for planting. Water avail¬ SUMMER and FALL 3 line 355-9739 days. 6-5-30 (3) book. 394-2680. minimum shift. We offer: Primary & August 17 for summer Girl able. High organic soil. C-5-5-30 (7) Team nursing, complete Scout Camp. Must be 18 East Lansing area. Phone Master Charge & Visa Welcome VW FRONT End rebuilt, orientation program, con¬ or older. Salary + room 482 7482. 8-5-28 (5) EAST LANSING available Free Summer 1971, runs good. Call SUMMER SUBLET- tinuing education support and board. Contact Fair Special Rates evenings 349-9688 Winds Girl Scout Council, GMC VISTA Camper van. now quiet luxury one Males, own room or Roommate system, excellent wage bedroom at Woodside 5-5-30 (3) share. Negotiable. 349- 345 Ads-3 lines M.00-5 days. 80 per line over and benefit package. For 202 E. Bldv Drive, Flint, Great for vacations. Spe¬ Manor security building, 6742. Z-5-5-30 (4) Service 3 lines. No ad|ustment in rate when cancel¬ more information contact Ml 48503. Call 313-238- cial rates. 351 0925. dishwasher, laundry. Karen S. Ridenour, LAN¬ 4633 between 8:30 a.m. 5-5-23 (3) Walking distance to MSU. 332-4432 led Price ot item(s) for sale must be stated Motorcycles ONE MALE. Summer sub¬ SING GENERAL HOSPI¬ and 5:00 p.m. 910 Abbott, in ad. Maximum sale price of '200. Private 337-0910, let. Pool, 2 blocks to TAL, 2800 Devonshire, 2 5-5-29 (13) FALL HOUSING- DON'T 489-2415. 15-5-30 (8) party ads only. HONDA CB 350 semi-cus¬ GET CAUGHT IN THE campus $90/month. 337- SUMMER SUBLEASE, 2 Lansing, Ml 48909. Phone 7816. Z-5-5-30 (3) bedroom, next to Lake, Personal ads 3 lines 52 25 per in¬ tomized $400 or best of¬ 377-8335. EOE ASSISTANT CLINIC co¬ Peanuts - ■ COLD! GREAT LAKES last years rate 339-9063 fer. 353-2119. 2-6-5-30 (3) X-21-5-30 (22) ordinators (2) and health sertion. menti 75 per line over 3 lines, \2k 28MPG. 651 6631 advertise your special NORWOOD ^ iuuU. Dry 5-5-30 (3) skills here. CEDAR G4MPUS HILL APARTMENTS 1330 E. Grand River A few openings For Fall O ...at ^ ^ the pool this Summer! GREENS Ctopcfetngfjam Now Leasing For SUMMER (SPECIAL SUMMER RATES) • ONE BEDROOM now taking applications for fall & summer WHEN YOU SEE ...arid 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED LUXURY APTS. FURNISHED Af'ARIMENIS ENJOY enjoy our location OUR NEW this Fall 'private balconies 'dish washer disposal • • AIRCONDItlONING SWIMMING ROOI •2 bedrooms Free Bus Service SWIMMING COLLINGWOOD 'shag carpeting Free Bus Service •shag carpeting •air conditioning 'swimming pool 'control air 'heat included • PRIVA1E • WIIHIN BALCONIES WANTING •Swimming Pool POOL APARTMENTS • • private balconies swimming pool •luxury furnishings •dishwashers '2 Blocks from campus on busline DISIANCE IO rAMBUS •Furnished 349-3530 Residents can now enjoy 'air conditioned •on bus line •special 12 month rates 'Ask about our special 12 month rates NOW LEASING FOR •Dishwashers the luxury of their own 'dishwasher 9:00-6:00 daily 'shag carpeting Now SUMMER & FALL •Central Air swimming pool. Our new leasing for Summer 731 'unlimited parking Free Roommate Service pool will be opening this Office Open •4 person units spring for your pleosure. '2 bedroom Free Roommate Service CALL 351-7166 9am-6pm Rental Office: 'model open daily Office Hours 9am to 6pm Daily Located |ust of# 1390 E. Grand River Call 351-8282 351-8631 (behind the But Stop APARTMENTS Located at Hagadorn just south of Service Road Nrxt to Brody Grand Rivar, Okamos 351 5647 night club on the river) 731 Burcham Drive 351 -7?12 9 6 Daily The State News, East Lansing, Michigan 15 ^Apartments □ffl [ Apartments ] Houses f Houses S] Rooms For Sale For Sale Recreation 3 BEDROOM flat, $375/ SUMMER SUBLET 2 LOOKING FOR fall hous ROOM IN Large house FEMALE BEAUTIFUL MARSHALL MUSIC CO ATTENTION! ATTEN¬ month, 4 blocks to MSU, SUMMER ADVENTURE. bedroom, close to cam¬ ing? Call Mid Michigan with 351 9284 after 5:30 fireplace on 1 acre, in duplex furnished, close, Your headquarters for TION! DICKER ft DEAL LCC Canoeing and Sailing pus, pool, CATA, air, They have over 400 pro Okemos $120 plus one summer Rent negotiable, 3 5 27 (31 professional PA. gear, Second hand Store is programs Canada, Great furnished 337 2917. perties to choose from, third utilities Call Chris at Sherri 332 4001 electric keyboards, guitars overstocked in top quality Z 5 5-23 (41 Lakes, Mississippi River. and they specialize in the 349 4617. 8 5 23 (31 Z 5 5-27 (4) SUMMER SUBLET 2 and amps. Call 337-9700 pre-owned stereo equip¬ 332 3991 or 373 7130 MSU area. Call today and ment. The best prices in bath, 2 bedroom, pool, OWN or stop in. Frandor Mall, 3 B 1-5-23 (5) ROOM summer if they have what RESPONSIBLE WOMEN see FOR RENT: Own room in blocks from west campus. town! Must see to appre¬ sauna, $220, Call 394 6785 sublease. Close to you're looking for 337 to share furnished house, house for summer. Call Free parking. ciate. We also have 35 Z-6-5-30 (3) campus. $95/month. 332 SPRINGTIME ENTER¬ 8023 C-21-5-30 (8) washer/dryer, non- Mike 353 0583 or Rick 6094. Z-7 5-30 (3) C-21-5-30 (7) mm cameras. Sporting TAINMENT Horseback smoker, starting fall $140 353 0580 X S 5-5-23 (5) goods: 10-speed bikes, EAST LANSING, 12 per 150. No calls before 6 p.m. riding, hayrides, sunset UNIVERSITY VILLA 1 BEDROOM furnished, son house available begin¬ 337 2141 8 5 30 (6) ROOMS AVAILABLE for SEWING MACHINES - New assorted camping equip¬ ment, guns, and fishing rides, moonlight rides, 635 Abbott 1.5 miles campus, 7-80 Singer machines and campouts. Boarding ning summer and fall. summer term $20/week. from $99.50. Guaranteed equipment. Furniture for and lessons available. 9 80, fall option. Jim 332 STE MAR REALTY, 339 5howing 3 7pm M F SUMMER SUBLET 211 Includes utilities, 2 blocks 7874 or 355 6600. used machines from every room. And a large CRAZY C RIDING Call 337 2653 oi 351 8135 3512. OR 8 5 29 (5) River St. furnished $65 north of campus. 332- selection of gold and dia¬ Z 7-5 30 (41 $39 50. All makes re¬ STABLE. 676-3710 Summer from *160 per month. 332-0306 ask 8635 Z-8-5-30 (5) mond EAST SIDE of paired. EDWARDS DIS¬ rings. OR-3-5-23 (81 Fall leasing from l270 Lansing for Tim. Z-8-5-30 (4) TRIBUTING COMPANY, SUMMER SUBLET 1 Large four bedroom, fur FOR SUMMER - Alpha 1115 N. Washington. 489- WE BUY-SELL-TRADE Bedroom. $175 or Negoti¬ ROOMMATE NEEDED able 349 1668 between nished $350/month. 6470. 6 5 30 ( 3) 374 SUMMER SUBLET to 3 people, close - 1 Tau Omega Fraternity 151 6448. C-21-5-30 (8) Rummage Sale ^ quiet 3:30-6 p.m. and 7-8 a.m. to Bogue. $50 Call 332-8621 DICKER AND DEAL non smoking male nice 6 5 30 (3) campus, house, PIONEER CASSETTE Second Hand Store. 1701 for fall. Call Tom 351 8402 7-5 30 (4) HOUSE FOR lease, 2 stu MOVING SALE - 624 cheap rent. Fall negoti¬ DECK CT-F900. 2 motors S. Cedar Lansing. 487 Z-3-5-23 13) Evergreen, E.L. May 23, dents, $85 each per able. 351-4012. ROOM IN house. Near 3 heads. Used 20 hours. 3886 C-15-5-30 (29) 2 ROOMMATES Needed, month 8-5-30 (4) 1-4, May 24,-10-4. Skis, + security. 6/15 campus, professional or 694-9212. 5-5-30 (4) YOUNG PROFESSIONAL Old Cedar Village, $50 per books, baby needs, 9/15. 329 Center St. 349 grad student. After 6 p.m. share downtown NIKON 105mm f2.5 lens, to 6 month. Call 351 0941. 6969 6 5 30 (5) 2 ROOMS in nice duplex, 337-1495. 2 4 23 (5) housewares, typewriter, FOR THE serious collec¬ excellent condition, with room apartment, utilities Z 3-5-23 (3) close to campus, on bus¬ antique china, etc. tor, the disco fan. To lens hood. Call Tony at Z 2-5-23 (6) paid. $190 call 372 9517 1 BLOCK FROM campus, ROOM line, air, dishwasher, sum¬ AVAILALBE in dress for your car, or just 355-8311 or 337-1404 before 9 a.m. to after 6 TREEHOUSE WEST 2 sum¬ large rooms in nice mer only, rent negotiable. new country home. Many for fun. There will be S 5-5-23 (5) p.m. 3 5"-23 (51 mer luxury GARAGE SALE. Saturday efficiency, air, house. 351 7274 332 8569. Z 6-5-23 16) extras. Ask for Rod or furnished, 351-7191. vintage clothing from May 24, 9-5. 818 North Z-3 5 27 (3) leave message at 332- BOAT: FEMALE NEEDED, all or 1870-1950 at the auto 14 ft. wooden; Harrison. 332-4543. B 3 5 23 (3) SMALL 1 Bedroom $175 6090 3-5 27 (5) bow mounted part of summer Twyck swap meet To be held at steering, 35 1-5-23 (3) SUMMER SUBLET 2 + utilities, year lease the Ingham County Fair¬ HP. Evinrude, trailer, ingham, pool, extras, no SUMMER SUBLET with rooms, $87.50. Off MAC. beginning September. LARGE ROOM in house grounds May 24 Et 25 extras $850 or best offer. security deposit, rent ne fall option. 1 bedroom Close, call 337 1820. Married student couple Summer sublet/fall op¬ 9:00-3:00p.m. 625-3283. If no answer Service gotiable 355 3683, 332 apartment, close to Z 2 5 23 (3) only. 332 8913. 5 5-23 (5) 1957. Z 6 5 30 (6) tion, $104 a month. Laura. Z-1-5-23 (11) 625 3520. S 9-5-30 (5) campus. Rent negotiable 351 0272. 5-5-29 (4) 337-7910 after 6:00p,m. or ROOMMATE SHARE SUMMER SUBLET, own ARE YOU being graded WHAT'S FLAT BLACK RECORDS! THOU¬ SUMMER SUBLET 2 collect at 313-626-4017. room in house, Cedar on style or content? Have house, $125/month + FALL: PRIVATE room in AND CIRCULAR? T- SANDS to choose from, person, near campus, fur 5-5-28 (6) utilities. 372-5147. Village area. 351-3475. a professional copywriter large house, 2 baths, 2 shirts 4 sizes, 9 colors. $4 75£ and up, all quality nished, air, balcony, rent 5 5 28 (31 Z 5-5-23 (3) edit your papers. $1/page. kitchens, parking near each. C-7-5-30 (41 guaranteed. WAZOO RE¬ negotiable 351 0688 SUBLET THRU Call Creative Consultant. Sept¬ EAST SIDE of campus. Marcy, 353-0344 CORDS, 223 Abbott, 337- Z 6 5-30 (4) ember. 1 bedroom, fur¬ SUMMER DUPLEX 2 fe¬ Lansing - or 353 0385 NEW 323-7022. 8-5-28 (6) large, four bedroom, un WAVE, import and 0947. C-21-5-30 (5) nished, security, air, East males needed. 2 blocks Z 5 5-29 (5) cut-out record specialists. AVAILABLE JUNE for 3, from campus. Call 337- furnished, gas heat, $360 STORAGE SPECIAL for Lansing. $230. Available for 9 month lease. 676- T-shirts, posters and para¬ 3 bedroom, utilities paid. $330/month. 604 S. Hay- immediately. 332-6697. 8-5-23 (5) 1561. Z-8-5-30 (3) 1557. OR 11-5-30 (5) OWN summer, ROOM in near duplex, campus, phernalia. OZONE, 2100 Michigan Avenue 11 a.m.- Animals (H personal belongings in private locker now until ford. 2-5-23 (3) ROOM OR entire house. $80/month. Jeff. 337-1262 9 p.m. 5-5-30 (8) GOLDEN September 15. $29.95. MUST SUBLET room in RETRIEVER STATE STORAGE. ONE AND TWO bedroom For summer. Furnished Z 6 5-30 (3) 641- nice duplex summer. A puppies. AKC champion. for summer and fall, block nice. Negotiable. 351 6217 6743.7-5 30(6) $150 543-1123, 543-3175. EVERGREEN APTS. to MSU, summer rates Z 6-5-30 (3) low $60/month. 351-5286. SUMMER SUBLEASE - EPIPHONE new; GUITAR, like dorm-sized stereo 5-5-29 (3) EXPERT GUITAR repairs. Z 8-5-27 (3) 341 Evergreen call 332 4500 or 332-8300. With fall option. Grad with 8 track and phono¬ Acoustic and electric. 8-5-30 (5) SUMMER SUBLET. 3 student. To share 2 bed¬ ADORABLE PUPPIES, 6 Showing MWF 4 6pm SUMMER HOUSING $15- graph, each for $135 or Most extensive shop in nice rooms. Furnished. weeks old, $10, call 351 - Monoger Apartment 2G 23 per week. Call 332-0834 room apartment. Own best offer. Call 332-2517. the state. ELDERLY IN¬ Rent negotiable. 351 4294 8440 evenings. Call 351 2426 or 351 8135 FALL TERM- 1 female room, $155/month + util¬ X-e-5-5-28 (5) STRUMENTS. 332-4331. Z 3 5 27 (3) after 6, Rick or Jon. 3-3-27 (3) FALLS SUMMER LEASING Collingwood $98.75/ ities. Call 351-8497 C-21-5-30 (5) 12-5-23 (3) month. Call Alison 353- Z 2-5 23 (61 DISCOUNT, New -used SUMMER SUBLET 2 FREE KITTENS 10 weeks FEMALE NEEDED 6548 Z-3-5-24 (3) LARGE 2 bedroom fur¬ desks, chairs, files. BUSI¬ ATTENTION Owners of sum¬ rooms furnished in nice SUMMER SUBLET 2 NESS EQUIPMENT CO., old. Litter trained. Call broken nished, very nice. $550 stereos, we pro¬ mer sublet, Twycking- neighborhood, $70 + uti¬ after 5. 337-7527. ham, SUMMER SUBLEASE- 1 available June. 332-3900. rooms on MAC. $85/ 215 E. Kalamazoo. 485 vide quick professional negotiable. 332- lities, 332-3616. EZ-5-5-30 (3) 4260. Z 6 5-29 (3) bedroom, air, furnished, OR-21-5-30 (4) month. 351-1693. 5500. OR-2-5-27 (5) service on most major Z-3-5-23 (4) close to campus. Call Pat Z 3-5-23 (3) brands of component SUMMER OWN room THOROUGHBRED MARE SUMMER SUBLET JUNE at 332-5954. 7-5-30 (41 STOCK UP for summer audio equipment. See us GRAD STUDENTS- 12 years old, good plea¬ RENT FREE. 2 bedrooms, $60/month, campus SPACIOUS ROOM in on high supplies—Nitrous at the STEREO SHOPPE FEMALE- Lovely clean 3 bedroom close. Matt 337-1245. sure horse, $1,000. Also, 555 E. Grand River, East air, balcony, pool. 332- FALL 80. house with 3 fireplaces on huge house two blocks "Whippits", "pseudo- Luxury Own room. Close Z-8-5-23 (3) from campus- this is the caine", woodrose seeds, young Anglo-Lipizzan Lansing. OR-9-5-30 (9) 8138. Z-7 5-30 (4) N. MSU. 332-1228. Hagadorn. $450 + mushroom kits, pipes and horses for dressage and to utilities. 332-3161. one you're looking for. Z 7-5-30 (3) Summer. Call 351-3312. eventing. 349-1574. papers. WHITE MONKEY, GUITAR MALE NEEDED in 4-man duplex. $100/month, near 3-5-23 (5) L Rooms i0 S-5-5-28 (5) 117 N. Harrison Road. X-7-5-30 (7) Prompt REPAIRS. guaranteed ser¬ 2 TO 3 Bedrooms across (Next to Quality Dairy). vice. Free estimates and campus. 332-1421. 1 OR 2 Roommates from campus. Summer SUMMER SUBLET, ELLSWORTH HOUSE - 1-5-23 (11) reasonable rates. Member Z 3 5-23 (3) needed June 15-Septem- Mobile Homes leasing from $160, fall share room, new duplex, Has openings for summer American Guild of Luth- ber 15. 2 blocks from SHARP 2 Man for from $270. 351-8135 or $75, Dave, 332 7977 and fall terms. Inexpen¬ ELECTRONIC FLASH - iers. MARSHALL MUSIC sum¬ 351 3038. OR 12 5-30 (5) campus. Rent negotiable. Z 5-5-23 (3) PARKWOOD 1968-12x55, mer. Kitchen, Vi block to sive, close to campus. For Cannon Speedlite 155A Co. 337-9700 351 4050. 4-5-26 (4) more information call 332- like new, $40/best offer. 2 bedrooms, fully fur¬ C-21-5-30 (6) campus. 332-4824. ALL STUDENT ADS SUMMER SUBLET room 3575. Z-5-5-27 (51 355-0022. 3-5-27 (3) nished, near MSU. $4750, Z-3-5 23 (3) SUMMER SUBLET. 3 Must be in house close to MSU, call 351-9096. 2-5-23 (4) prepaid now rooms. Close MSU. Rent $106 + rebate. 332-5635, LIVE ON riverbank by Through the end of the SUMMER ROOM near ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER Instructions Holmes for summer. Air. Term. S 16-5-30 (4) negotiable. 337-1898 5-7. Z 4-5-23 (3) MSU. $90/month. Devi — Smith Corona Elite Need 1 male. 351 8622. Z-6 5 29 (3) 332-1092. Z-3-5-27 (3) type, $80 Dan, 351-7519 Lost & Found PRIVATE GUITAR in¬ Z-3-5-27 (3) 5 MINUTES to Union, ROOMMATE FALL Z 2-5-23 (3) FALL TERM! Housemates struction. Beginners own room, $95, furnished, own room and bath, must OWN ROOM in house. LOST-ONE gold watch on 332 7566 Summer. needed, own room, near be neat, Grad preferred. $80 a month, behind Doo- REFRIGERATOR through advanced. Call FURNISHED NEAR MSU 5/19/80 between Admin¬ MARSHALL MUSIC CO. Z 8 5 23 (3) campus. Ken 353-1230 394 6785. Z-5-5-29 (3) SANYO compact. Excel¬ June 15 PhD or faculty leys, summer, call 332- istration Building and 337-9700. Z-7 5-30 (3) 0163. Z-4-5 23 (3) lent condition. $60. 337- Open week- 351 0366 evenings. MAC. Initials LSS on SUMMER SUBLET. 2842. E-5-2-29 (3) nights until 9:00 p.m. Sat¬ 6 5-30 (3) 2 FEMALES for fall to back. 351-1086. Reward. HOUSEMATE. Summer- Rooms in SUMMER TERM- Rooms, urdays 10a.m.-5p.m. spring lease. Americana sabbatical Z-3-5-23 (5) fall option. $100/month. 1 block from MSU $55- C-21-5-30 (6) house. Grad preferred. 2 E78-14 tires (1 on Rim) 1 OR 2 FEMALE, summer Apartments. $145/month. 372 0831 7-5-30 (3) 351 7032, Z-7-5-30 (4) 351 2875. Z 5-5 30 (3) $80 month. 332-6468. Good condition. 353-6367, sublet, 1-bedroom, pool, INSTRUCTOR / TRAIN¬ balcony. $74/month. 351 3 BEDROOM duplex near 8 5-28 (3) Claire. $10 each. Peanuts Persona?] [Hi ER Will come to you to TWO ROOMS in new Z-5-29 (3) 7771. S 5-5 23 (5) teach English riding. campus, June Et Septem¬ OWN ROOM Close to Houses ffl ber leases Call 332-0743 after 5 3-5-23 (5) duplex for summer. Non- smokers only. $100 per FALL SUBLET, and Burcham. 2-3 rooms, Hagadorn TURNTABLE-SL-20. ONE CELIBATE freshman girl seeking close male Hunters, jumpers, dres¬ sage Et eventing. Break Et . room Greg 332-0637. $100 month. 353-0472 or Technics. Excellent condi¬ friend, as in extremely campus, SUMMER, pool train young horses. E.L. 3 bedrooms 2 baths, Z-5-5-30 (4) tion. $60 337-2842 and air, LOW RENT, 332 355 1392. Z-8-5-30 (4) close, needed urgently be¬ Reasonable rates- group close in, available June. FALL-HOUSES 2 blocks E 5-5-29 (31 4454 Z 6 5 30 (31 fore Spring term ends. discounts. 655-3808 for $415. 332-5474. 5-5-23 (3) from campus, 2 people 2 SUMMER SUBLET- One ROOM FOR rent com¬ Nanci, 332-POLZ. rooms, furnished. $105 1 CONSOLE STEREO. AM/ details, after 8p.m. room in furnished pletely refurnished attic, AVAILABLE IMMEDI duplex. Z-1-5-23 (6) Z-6-5-23 (9) HOUSE SUMMER sublet. year. Dave 355 0045 $80/month. 351-4266 12'x36', air, carpeted, 3 FM with 8 track, real ATELY through Septem¬ Z-5-5-28 (4) 2 large bedrooms, kitchen Z-2-5-27 (3) blocks from MSU. Room wood cabinet. $200 or ber 15. 1 bedroom Wood mere on the river. 139 and bath. Near Dooley's 351 1208. Z-5 5-30 (4) SUMMER SUBLET- 3 and board in exchange for willl washing trade for portable machine. 374- | Personal 11 / \ LESSONS IN Guitar, ban¬ jo and more, at the EL¬ SUMMER SUBLEASE assistance with 3 boys Woodmere. 337-2160, DERLY INSTRUMENT rooms in new house. female Own room fur¬ 8915. E-5-5-28 (5) $170/month. 3 5 27 (6) ages 4,5,6, available fall Close to SCHOOL. C-21-5-30 (3) NEED $75/ SUNTAN FEMALE share campus. nished near campus. Call term 1980 Call 351 4795 duplex own room June- month. 351-3948. for more information. 351- or 351-8964. 5-9-23 (9) FOR SALE- One United FEMALE ROOMMATE June 1 mile to MSU Z 3-5-23 (4) 1283 or 351-1276 airlines ticket. Round trip summer, quiet, close Typing Service nnnrtment 10. Z 6 5 30 (3) 351-6196 after $187.50/best offer! mer prefer grad. 351 0259. X Z 8 5 23 (5) Sum¬ SPACIOUS Summer sublet. DUPLEX! Near Z 2-5-27 (5) SUMMER 4 needed to OWN ROOM in two bed¬ room per condominium. $150 month. Includes utili¬ to Hawaii $497. Call 482- 0344 after 4:00p.m. 3-5-23 (5) ..Sogtar?, FIRST VISIT FREE ties Haslett. Roger, even¬ PK X" MAC E ,ani TYPING, EXPERIENCED 80-81 SPACIOUS 4-man 2 campus, price negotiable. rent 2 rooms in house. $85 fast and reasonable. 371 - SHARE 1 room left. 353 6591 ings, 349 2844 8-5-23 (5) KUSTOM AMP-model 1L, 351-1805 girls. Close. Good price. HOUSE 3-12 month per person 332- 4635. C 19-5-30 (31 months. Must like Z-4-5-27 (4) 8625 Z 1-5-23 (4) like new, $125. 351-2837. Julie 351-0336. dogs. Be ALL STUDENT ADS E-5-5-28 (3) Z 6 5-29 (3) handy. 337-7334. TYPING DONE in my X 3-5-27 (31 SUMMER. 3 rooms. Close ROOM IN clean Must be prepaid now Real Estate Colonial quiet Village area 1 FEMALE, September- to MSU. Nice porch. Rent home, countrysetting, pn Through the end of the CAR STEREO, Sanyo home. 8 years experience. SUMMER SUBLEASE Negotiable. 332 7594 Term. 16-5-30 (4) AM-FM Radio + Jensen June, $160, furnished, uti¬ vate lake, garden 351 - LAST CHANCE for 11% Call 485-3597. 6-5-30 (4) brick house, near MSU Z-3-5-23 (3) 8231 1-5-23 (3) speakers $65 Larry 337- lities, close. Cheryl 355- interest! "Want to build it $95 + % utilities. Call Bill 1 BEDROOM Furnished. 1414 Z-E-5-5-29 (3) HIGH QUALITY typing at 0425 after 7 p.m. yourself?" Miles pre-cut 353-1175. Z 5-5-30 (4) 2 BEDROOM duplex ROOM IN Block from MSU. Secur¬ Z-4 5 27 (5) duplex, quiet homes. No down pay¬ low rates. Call 337-2737. Southwest Lansing Ap¬ ity door system. Full PEUGEOT BIKE 26 inches summer $100/month, fall ment! Hurry! Sale ends 5-5-30 (3) SUMMER SUBLET. 1 IF YOU would like a place pliances, air, 1 child, no $135 month. New duplex kitchen, air, June to June super lightweight. $85 or June 30th! For a free to rent, but don't know pets, 5020 Delray $250 lease. 351 7431. best offer. 349-2479 after bedroom, unfurnished, 337 9630. Z 2-5-27 (4) Miles catalogue and in¬ NEED A library search or a where to look, call Great plus utilities. 487 0067 X z-8 5 28 (5) 6 p.m. ZE-5-5-27 (4) air, pool, rent negotiable. formation call (517) 485- computer produced bib¬ Lakes today for sure, after 5 3-5-23 (7) OWN ROOM. Call 351 1631 Z 4 5 28 (4) Summer ROOM IN BOOKS! 6800. 5-5-28 (9) liography? Call GATE¬ there's hundreds in our exchange for 3 floors of $75/month +. Pets o.k. KEEPERS, at 349-6886. book. 394 2680 LOOKING FOR female to babysitting kindergar¬ books, magazines and GROESBECK SUMMER SUBLET apart Near Sparrow. Negoti¬ tener. 11:30 AREA, by 12-5-30 (4) C 5-5 30 (7) Share 3 bedroom house a.m. to 5 p.m. comics. CURIOUS BOOK ment one-bedroom next able, Tom 374-6199 owner. 4 bedroom coloni¬ Located on Grand River Weekdays. On busline. SHOP. 307 East Grand al, fireplace, separate din¬ to Brody, pool, air condi¬ Z-5-5-30 (4) ONLY 60d a page1 55c a 'A mile west of Royal Near campus. 351-7580, River, East Lansing. 332- FALL 5 People to share ing room, den, brick Et tioning. Only $165.00. Call after 6. 8-5-29 (6) 0112. C-2-15-30 (5) page over 50 pages. Ex¬ furnished house across Scott. For more informa¬ paneled family room, 1 V4 332 0868 Z 5 5-23 (5) SUMMER, FALL option, 3 perienced 651 -6424 from Brody. $750 + utili¬ tion call 321-1146 after 4 baths, carpeting, vinyl sid¬ OR-1-5-23 (3) rooms, $16-18/week. FEMALE NEEDED to NEW AND used EFFICIENCY ACROSS ties. 355 7125 Z 5-5-30(4) p.m. 3-5-23 (7) guitars, ing, raised patio and 1 54 Parking and utilities in share furnished house, banjos, mandolins, etc. car garage. Excellent PROFESSIONAL from campus, furnished, eluded. Campus 1 block. fall, $140 month, 351- con¬ EDIT¬ TWO FEMALES needed TWO ROOM in Farm Dulcimers and kits. Re¬ available starting June. 3358 Z-8-5-27 (3) dition, must sell, moving ING. Corrections to re¬ House. 120 351 4818 Z 1-5-23 (51 corders, thousands of for summer duplex, air, acres, 20 soon. 485 9053 writes. Typing. $210. 332 3900 minutes from hard to find albums and 332-5991 332 1956 Z-5-5-30 (3) campus, 5-5-27 (11) OR-3-5-28 (3) OR 9 5-30 (5) NON SMOKING. Neat, FEMALE NEEDED sum¬ Preferably starting June books. Discount prices. SUMMER 8th. No lease. 1 224-2859, quiet, female to share 2 mer, maybe Fall. Non- Expert repairs free esti¬ PERRY AREA- New cedar FURNISHED 1 and 2 bed¬ SUBLET in - FAST ACCURATE after 5. Z 8 5-27 (6) bedroom house with 1. smoker $77.50. Okemos, mates. ELDERLY IN¬ sided typ¬ Furnished duplex $100 chalet, 3-4 bed¬ rooms on Grove. From Quiet neighborhood. 349 1708. Z 10-5-29 (3) STRUMENTS. 541 E ing Reasonable rates. Call 337 2423 Z-5-5-30 (3) rooms, 1 Vi bath, appli¬ $300 starting June/332 3 BEDROOM HOUSES Walk to campus. Excep¬ Grand River 332-4331 Monday-Friday, 489-6903. 3900 Or 9-5 30 (31 ROOMS ACROSS from ances, water softener, OR-1-5-23 (3) for rent summer, $325- tional opportunity No C-21 5-30 (9) SUMMER SUBLEASE 4 carpeted. 3 acres. $375. Call 482 7094 dogs. References. Lease. Williams Hall on Michigan SUMMER SUBLET, 1 rooms 2 bath-2 kitchen $49,500. 625-4144 Aldrich EXPERT IN dissertations- 6 5 30 (6) Shelley 351 0143, Sue Ave 351 3038 or 351 - bedroom, furnished, edge Large fenced-in parking LUGGAGE: 24" Pullman, Associates. S9-5-30 (6) 332 3398 5 5-30 (8) 9538 OR 21-5-30 (31 theses-business-legal. of campus, rent negoti 158 Kedzie. 337 2075 overnite, beauty cases $60 MSU grad. 337-0205. able. 351 5898 8 5 23 (4) Z-3-5-28 (4) SUMMER SUBLEASE CLEAN, QUIET, close to set. 355 8005. C-7-5-30 (3) Luxurious duplex. 4 bed¬ FOR UPPER class woman Z 5-5-27 (3) Recreation campus Summer 337- 1 BEDROOM Furnished. 1512 COOLIDGF. 4 bed¬ room, fully furnished. 355- attractive single room 2655 10-5-30 (3) Block from MSU. Secur¬ 6258. Z 5 5 23 (3) near campus. References. CANON 100mm Macro DISC JOCKEY EXPERIENCED IBM typ¬ rooms. Starting fall. $440. ity door system. Full Call 332 1746. 7-5-30 (4) '#1 SOUND Et ist. Dissertations, and Next summer $400 Open SUMMER SUBLET, 2 lens f4 with 1:1 extension DIS¬ term papers. Call 349 kitchen, air, June to June house May 25, 1 3p.m. HOLT - COUNTRY du rooms, $80 month, 1530 tube $200. Bob 337-2417. COUNT RECORDS team lease. 351 7431 630 HILLCREST One 6692. OR-21-5 30 (3) 332 5622 BL 1 5 23 (5) plex. 2 bedroom, no chil¬ re¬ Jerome, Lansing Call Z 5-5-27 (3) up to bring you your X Z 8 5 28 (5) dren or pets $375/month sponsible person for sum favorite tunes for your 371 1597. Z 8 5 26 (3) 694 5157 after 5:30. mer $100 332 5971 TYPEWRITER next party. Phone 332- TYPING IN my home. ALL STUDENT ADS SUMMER SUBLET ROYAL 8 5 30 (4) between 5 and 7. ALL STUDENT ADS 440, standard size, great 2212. Ask for Tom. Close to campus. Quality Must be Females: 2 bedrooms with prepaid now 5-5-28 (4) Must be 16-5-30 (7) work! Cindy 9 a.m. 7 p.m. 1 fall option. Close. 351 prepaid now shape, $60, Mark 353 Through the end of the 2131. Z-5-5-27 (3) 394 4448. C-21-5-30 (3) Term 's 16 5 30 (41 6661. Z-3-5-28 (3) NICE 3 bedroom unfur Through the end of the nished. 1403 Beech ROOM FOR summer sub Term. 16 5-30 (4) BLUEGRASS EXTEN¬ FEMALE TO room with 3. CO OP LIVING, $160 for Street June to June lease let $60 month + security. 2 PIRANNHA's in 29 gal¬ SION SERVICE plays ALL STUDENT ADS Fall quiet, non summer, 323 Ann St. East 351 1176 weekends Er By bus stop at Burcham Tell more of your neigh¬ term, lon tan). Complete set weddings, parties, 655- Must be prepaid now smoker. Janet 353 2314 Lansing 332 6521 evenings. $480 utilities Hagadorn Rob 332 6516. bors what you have for 1366 or 353 9695. * up, real nice, $120. 351 Through the end of the Z-8-5-30 (3) Z 3 5 23 (3) 8 5 27 (6) Z 5-5-28 14) sale!. Use classified ads. 4347. ZE 5-5 23 «3i C-21-5-30 (3) Term. 16-5-30 (4) t V 1 fo The State News East Lansing Michigan Friday, May 23, 1980 Typing Service Miami assistance State Police OK pact TYPING IBM reasonable rates, 5123 14 years experience. Selectric 393 (continued from page 1) acquitted four white for annual were training. Then they sent to Miami. "I'm Bush may pull out (continued from page must come 5) 10-5-30 (3) mer police officers in the up with the extra funds for the pay increase. sure they are happy to go He said the department is unable to shift the death in Miami of home," said money from a black Maj. Ben LYNDHl'RST. N.J. (AP) was recalled to Washington from the other areas nor does it want to TYPING TERM papers. man, Arthur McDuffie. Adams. lay off personnel to afford Experienced, fast service George Bush virtually conceded the candidate's office in California. the pay hike. The 255 public schools in - IBM Call 351-8923. Republican presidential nomination to Morrison said Bond would not be If the Legislature balks at funding the 21 percent pay AT THE HEIGHT of the Dade County were repor¬ Ronald Reagan Thursday by canceling OR-21-5-30 (31 returing to Reagan's home state. raise — a move it already has made with other state crisis, 3,800 guardsmem- ted calm, and attendance weekend appearances in New Jersey "We're putting the campaign bers had manned block on employees — Hough admitted state police administrators ANN BROWN TYPING ranged from 50 percent to and closing his operations in Califor hold," she said. may have to reject the pact. Dissertations-Manuscripts ades and patrolled streets. 98 percent. The county has nia. Rush, for his part, said he still Lawmakers have asked the Michigan State 349-6660. 0-21-5-30(3) Many of the troops sent about 228,000 students, the California alone, with 168 national wanted to discuss with aides whether Employees Association to consider delaying or here had worked in nation's fifth-largest public halving its scheduled COPYGnAPH SERVICE Key nominating delegates at stake in a enough money could be raised to 8.4 percent wage increase. West on the Cuban refugee system. winner take all continue the race "full out, which is COMPLETED, DISSER¬ primary June 3, The MSPTA agreement includes a proposed 11 boatlift in recent weeks. Officials identified 27 would give TATIONS AND RESUME Reagan, the former the only way I know how to cam percent wage increase for troopers and sergeants SERVICE. Corner MAC Then they were called to schools that were the most of thai state, more than during governor paign." 1980 81, followed by a 10 percent pay hike the next year. and Grand River, 8:30 like targets of trouble and enough votes to win. While those statements obvioi sly Gov. William G. Milliken was more a.m.-5 p m. Monday-Fri¬ authorized their principals Rush's deputy campaign press sec¬ optimistic. He said fell short of a formal withdrawal, it a wage agreement in that range already has been written day, 10 a.m.-5 day. 337-1666 p.m. Satur¬ It's What's to hire additional hallway and bus monitors. retary, Susan Morrison, confirmed was clear that the candidate's organi¬ into the proposed state budget. that "we are pulling people out of zational and scheduling decisions left He noted, however, that C-21-5-30 (7) deteriorating state economic Happening Fernandez said princi¬ California because we do not have the him with little other course. conditions could alter the situation. EXPERIENCED IBM typ¬ pals had been assured that money." There are only 10 The contract agreement was reached in National Guard and police Rush himself said earlier he would days left in the just over two ing. dissertations (Pica Announcements for It's 1980 months, swift action in comparison with the would be on standby near primary season and Bush told nearly 15 Elite). FAYANN 489-0358. What's Happening must be probably not campaign in Ohio at all months of squabbling between the reporters that "some of my supporters troopers' group and C-21-5 30 (3) received in the State News by — but they were being and would head to Houston this are saying it's almost Milliken preceeding the office. 343 Student Services kept out of the students' weekend to confer with his aides impossible." opening of talks. UNIGRAPHICS Bldg., by noon at least two "Others Michigan voters gave troopers and sergeants the right OFFERS sight. instead of keeping his schedule in New are saying that the strate¬ to COMPLETE RESUME days before publication. No "We bargain collectively through a constitutional amend have asked the Jersey. California, Ohio and New- gy I have outlined to jar loose ment approved in November 1978. SERVICE: Typesetting; announcements will be ac¬ police to come around at Jersey, all of which vote June 3, delegates makes sense," he said. An exultant MSPTA executive director Richard offset printing: and bind¬ cepted by phone. dismissal time and as the ery services. Approved represented the only semblance of The former U.N. ambassador said Putney said the contract was one "I can take to the buses are getting in, parti¬ dissertation printing and meetings hope for Bush of overtaking Reagan. he could make a decision as early as membership." binding specialists For cularly around the senior Rich Ford, the strategist who Sunday, but aides said other indica rhe more than 2,000 MSPTA members will vote on MSU Badminton Club, 5 to high schools," Ft -nandez estimate, stop in at 2843 propelled Bush into contention with an tions are that it could come on Monday ratification within the next few weeks. The E G'and River or phone 8 tonight, IM Sports-Circle. said. "They're ready on a early victory in the Iowa pact is set to caucuses, or Tuesday. take effect July 1, with wage increases beginning Oct. 1 332-8414. C-21-5-30 (9) moment's notice." Friends of Ruhani Mission, — the start of the state's new fiscal year. 11 a.m. Sunday, Oak Room, EXPERIENCED TYPING, Union. reasonable rates. Call 349- Waldheim prepares 6744 anytime. 8-5-30 (3) Southern Africa Liberation Wanted : ft Committee, 11 a.m. African Studies Center. Tuesday, (AP) — Syrian diplomat Adib Daoudy went to consider making a for hostage negotiations Tropical Plant Club, 11:30 formal protest to the Soviet Union intervention in Afghanistan. WRITERS NEEDED for Geneva on Thursday for talks with U.N. a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Monday Secretary over an alleged violation of Iranian air space by Iranian authorities said Afghan the Collegian. Editor posi- and Friday and from 11 a.m. General Kurt Waldheim in preparation for his mission government helicop¬ tions available. To apply Afghan aircraft this week. ters crossed the Iranian border twice in the last few to 1 p.m. Wednesday and *o negotiate a settlement of the call 353-8911 or 332 3551 hostage crisis in Iran. Waldheim chose Daoudy, a member of the days, firing on houses and killing one Afghan near the Saturday, Botany Tropical Iranian Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh, five member U.N. commission that visited Iran last Ask for Joyce. S 5-5-23(5) Greenhouse. border town of Tayebad in Khorassan Province. meanwhile, returned to Tehran from a 39-nation March, to make the new trip to Iran — the latest U.N. Islamic foreign ministers' conference in Pakistan effort to win freedom for the 53 Americans held CALIFORNIAN TRANS- MSU Mennonite Fellow¬ where Iran won unanimous support in a condemnation ferring to MSU- want to ship, 9:30 a.m. Sunday, MSU captive for 201 days. of last month's aborted U.S. hostage rescue share house, starting fall. Mark 916-758-4650 or 213- Alumni Chapel, Ghotbzadeh said the resolution "was one of the most attempt. The commission looked into Iranian grievances against deposed Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi and SUMMER S TORAGE 691 4566 collect. Z-1-5-23 (6) Bahai Club, 8 tonight, important resolutions (of the conference). It was the only important political resolution passed unanimous¬ the United States, but that effort to work out a SPECIAL loiiS'l'LIII-NTS 1405G Spartan Village. solution failed when Iran refused to let the commission ly. This is a great victory for us." talk with the hostages. MSU l-Go Club, 7 He also told reporters at Mehrabad CONTACT airport he would $Buyinfe$ Monday, 126 Collingwood p.m. Waldheim said Daoudy was being sent this time to "prepare for" the commission's return to Iran. Iranian Gold Class Rings Drive, # 5. officials said they will not discuss the hostages with RflSHURfiARD S35 for men's S15 for women's Also buying The Dreamer's Club, 12:45 tc 2 p.m. today, 444 Ever¬ Secrets bill Daoudy. On Ghotbzadeh's return to Iran, he told reporters he Ihhv MINI STORAGE 4816 N. Grand River Ave. OF LANSING wedding bands green Ave. i continued from page 5) saw no sense in making a protest about the Afghan Lansing, Michigan 48906 321-0100 dental gold and helicopters to the Afghan government "because we MSU "V OL OWE IT to (candidates) to keep it confidential," don't recognize the Afghan government." The Safe One LIVE-IN MANAGER other gold items Astronomy Club, 9:30 p.m. Tuesday, said Trustee Blanche Martin, D-East Lansing, recalling FENCED FOR ADDED SECURITY 332-0565 MSU At the Islamic conference in Islamabad, Ghotbzadeh Observatory. how the board split into groups of four to circumvent the included some Afghan rebels in the Iranian delegation WE PAY CASH! act. BUYING COINS. 500 N MSU Simulations 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Society, Saturday, Allen's bill, now before the Senate's State and Veterans Affairs Committee, would add such interviews to the conference. He suggested there that the helicopter incursion was linked to that decision. The V Homer, Omni Building by 332 Union. Islamic conference condemned the Soviet military Frandor. 332-0672. as an exemption to the act, which specifies what meetings may be closed to the public. x Memorial Weekend N CS-5-30 (3) Gay Rap Group, 6 Sunday, 342 Union. p.m. Allen has also introduced a second amendment to the j. Satin Si lace act that would open collective bargaining sessions to the VACATIONING? housesit from June 15-30. Willi etc. public. a ere ii Is Iliis Special Excellent references. D. Pickrell 3 1391 or 3-1602, Spend an hour with En¬ sensuous Imstier * room 234. Z-4-5-27 (5) counter Bible Seminar at 7:30 tonight, first floor study r v uiul hihitii set. Pitchers 2 for lounge, East Owen Hall. I.ore eu/is. haeh- Round Town J MSU Highland Dance As¬ sociation holds Scottish li mi I; closing, the price of 1 TAKE A horse and buggy Highland and country dance rein oroide ride Memorial Day week¬ classes at 6:30 tonight, Tower end 651 -6564 after 6 p.m. (Open Sunday at noon. Monday 6-5-23 (4i Room, Union. adjustable purlers at 11:00 am) The Students For an l*im ty is lycra with ANTIQUE AND collectible Aware Majority will furnish a * dolls. Miniatures and doll bach offer {food Sunday & Monday medium of expression for seam for houses show and sale. your fiction, poetry or art¬ June 1st 9a.m.-4:30p.m. work, Contact us for informa¬ natural contour. open to close Longs on S. Cedar St., tion at P.O. Box 59, East Lansing $2 adults, 75t Lansing 48823. ■••hiidreu. 5 5-30 (8) tiro/u'/t berry. INDY Race The Bhakti Yoga Society is Sunday Night Ilv (dvihms announcing tarian feast at its free vege¬ SPRING on Big Screen T.V. Grill 4 p.m. Sunday, 319 Grove St. Bahai Club holds dawn TERM i ■' '•Bottoms 'Tip prayers at 8:30 a.m. Satur day, Mural Room, Union. \; Open Mon.-Fri. 11 am t e i f Sat. & Sun. noon N\l SI I * Science Fiction Society: $ University Mall-2nd Level 220 M.A.C. East Lansing 1 127 E. Grand River East Lansing 332-6517 INS Frisbee-capturing expedition Good Food-Pizza-Spirits is at 6:30 tonight, 334 Union. It7 S. Washington Ave., Lansing "The Time Machine" will be screened at 7:30 p.m. HOT DOG SPECIAL 10-5:30 Mon. Sat. 10-8Thurs J Ingham County Parks De¬ Fridays 3p.m. - 7 p.m. partment sponsors "Memor¬ ial Day Meander at Crescent Erica Miller Ridge," an early morning valk through the park. Meet a naturalist at 8 a.m. Monday, 25' International Instructor For best parking lot, Lake Lansing Park North. In Aesthetics results, call (Skin Care and Makeup) today Ingham County Parks De¬ to place partment sponsors the pro¬ your grams "Wildflowers Warblers" at 8 a.m. Saturday and at the Classified and "Wildflowers of River- ad to sell still bend" at 2:30 p.m. Sunday and Monday, Riverbend Village good items around Natural Area. Rivic Outing Club: Don't Hair Shoppe your forget about the West Vir¬ home. ginia rafting weekend. Con¬ tact Janice or Krista if you SUNDAY June 2 have any questions. BRUNCH Ten A.M. and Two P.M. English Department and Courses limited in size. the English Club are holding an open house to discuss fall featuring schedules/classes from 2 to 4 • mix i\ match • -uuiiw idle* p.m. today, second floor State conference Hall. room, Morrill • -.crumbled c (6) Almanac LIMIT ONE 12:30 MSU LP Required HEYJ can You KEEP (6) Search For Tomorrow IT down up HERE?? (10) Password Plus (12) Ryan's Hope / COHo'S "TVCr, LZA&iW of THe CUj6 1:00 (6) Young And The Restless ^TWA-r'S SoosuvJcE. you. 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If your book is stolen, we will need to know how we can quickly and undouotedly identify your particular books from the many copies of the same title that might be sold to us during buyback. Stolen books con be sold to other students and to a variety of stores in the area, so although we make every possible effort, we are not always successful in getting books back. Should your book(s) be stolen, make a report to the MSU Bookstore and to the Campus Police. If you are not willing to give a statement to the police and to press charges if the thief is caught, then the book is not legally considered "stolen" and no action can be taken. Brin|j All Of Your Books Our '/} price list contains hundreds of lower priced paperbacks as well as "regular" textbooks — so bring in all of the books you might want to sell. Even if your professor isn't using your text again, someone else might — in any case it is worth checking the national buyback price. We are also paying 'A for some books used by other stores. Most current editions have National Buyback value — even if you haven't used a book in a couple of semesters, if the edition is current, it is worth checking for the national price. There is no pressure on you to sell a book — we will tell you the buyback price on each one, so even if you aren't sure if it is worth selling a particular book, bring it in so we can give you a price. Come Early Bring last semester's books and books not needed for finals in early to avoid lines. A few buyback quantities are limited, so books brought in early have the best opportunity for 'A price, although most will still have national buyback value. The hours betweei 8 a.m - 10 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. seem to be slowest, particularly during the first few days of buyback. Th ere is plenty of free parking during our Saturday & Sunday hours. Now's The Best Time To Sell Your Books Sell books during the final exam period, not at the beginning of the next semester. For all titles, and especially when we need a large number of copies of a single title, we buy all we can during the buyback, and then continue our search nationally. So, even if the book will be used by several hundred students, our purchasing will most likely be completed by the time classes begin. National Buyback values decline once stores around the country complete their book purchasing.