1985-09-13; Central Michigan Life

              Central Michigan LIFE
Vol. 69 No. 8
M985CMLIFE
Cigarette machines taken
from University buildings
14 pages
Mount Pleasant. Michigan -48859
by MARY FRANCIS
UFE Ass't. New* Editor
Cigarette vending machines
have been removed from University buildings to encourage adherence of the new non-smoking
program
"The University feels it is inconsistent to offer the sale of
cigarettes if they are going to start
up this policy,* John Fisher,
director of business operations for
Residence and Auxiliary Services,
said
The non-smoking policy would
prohibit smoking in public areas
This includes residence halls and
academic buildings where
machines wen- removed, .Jcrrv
Tubbs. vice president for Business
and Finance, said
"We didn't feel it was consistent
We don't want to encourage
smoking," Tubb> said
Cigarettes are stilt sold in the
Hovee I'mversitv ("enter. Tubbs
added
"It was part of the agreement said
that   that  building  would  retain "Cigarettes    never   went   to
the   machines       It   is   sort   of  a residence halls — they went into
service center." Fisher said operational accounts     It is not a
The   machines   were   removed substantia] loss in a budget as big
during the summer before classes as ours." Fisher said,
began this fall. Tubbs said George   Jennings,   director   of
"If they want to buy cigarettes. Housing,   said   he  has   heard   no
they   can   buy   them   someplace complaints   about   the   machine
else." Tubbs said.
The    University
did receive
commission from cigarette
vending machine sales, but it was
not an important element of the
vending progrurn. Fisher said.
^ For the 19S4-85 school year, the
University received $.0,778
commission from the machines
"It is a small number as far as
vending machines go," Fisher
said
Unlike other vending machines
and video games, residence halls
do not receive commission from
cigarette vending machines,
Fisher said Commission from
amusement games goes into
residence hall social account.-., he
removal
"So few residents smoke
cigarettes; they are probably glad
to see them go." he said
Jennings agreed with the
University's decision.
"We should be leaders in that
area We should be encouraging
students not to smoke." •Jennings
said
Frank Piz/o. Mount Clemens
lunior. was not happy the
machines were removed
"They should've left them there.
If they want to smoke they should
l>e abb- to smoke . they are
losing money -— people used to
buy those cigarettes," Pizjo said
»See "Cigarette"—page 13
Friday. September 13. 1985
Bargain
buys
Auctioneer Ron Stolz of
Mount Pleasant gats assistance from DPS sergeant
Tom Tubbs during the
annual DPS auction, left,
while an eager crowd
waits to bid on a variety of
Hems, below. The auction
raised a total of S1.890.51
for the Public Safety
Scholarship Fund for
students. The auction
featured recovered stolen
goods, lost or stolen items
and abandoned material.
Carie-r/aWtaaira*
Walk-home volunteers help
students prevent assaults
bv an(;i (;ast
1.1 FK Staff Writer
s.in! more Nolunteers arc needed  "< >ur goal is to get
other h.ills to start their own." he said
Grohalski    also   explainer!    another    reason    (,>r
More than  .'(Ml students have volunteered to do starting the service.  He said. "It's just to get more
their part  to prevent  further sexual assaults from p-eople  m-.olv.-d  -,nd t-> let   them  know  there is a
occurring on campus problem on campus "
The idea for Dial a Walk was originated by three l-ust Near Merrill Hall sponsored an escort service
Woldt. Kmmons Hall  Council mcmlurs in order to called  the  "Cenlteman V Club." Tate also  had  an
reduce   the   vulnerability   of   students   walking  on escort service last year, but has not decided to start
campus at ni«ht one thia year.
To u«r Dntl-n-Wntk •rtudonti who vmuld normally The Tnwrra Activity Adrinory BoaKt *f TAAH»■ fc<
he walking home atone can call the Wotdt/F.mmont planning   to    start   an   escort    Mi-vice   and   hae
denk  at 774-5533 or 774-4109 from anywhere on presented  the   idea  to  the  separate Towers  hall
campus and  ask  to have someone  sent from  the councils,   Annie   Mara,   Troutman   residence   hall
Dtala-Walk program   A team of one male and one diri-ctor. said
female will  meet the caller and walk  him  or her At  lieddow  Hall  women  can  call  the desk  and
home. Thorn Orohal-ki. a service initiator, said receive a referral to one of the services
Orohul-ki.    Union    City   junior;    Dave    Hcmpel. Scott   Khodes.  Hastings  sophomore,  said   Harries
I'lni'oniuiig   junior;   and    l-atice   Whipple.    l-arising Hall ha- a ti-t of n ohnileer- fur t be women ofliurnc s
sophomore, initiated the service Sept   '.* to call
(In.hal-ki   s.,n)   the   majority  of those   who   have Thorpe  Hall   has  a similar  service      Paul  DiTra-
Ni.timti-f led are I mm Woldt Km mans   but  some are t.im.Sl   Clair Shores senior, said a list of \ ol tin leers
tm:n oil campus Imm Thorpe will lx- posted Monday in female dorms
Dial a W.ilk   has   riot   U-en   u-i d   uuuli   becau-e .mil   in   Ho-,    Center      A   woman   can   then   call   a
ann I aware ot it   (in.hal-ki-aid  (Imhal-ki beheN es -p.niic    person.    DiTr.ilani    said        He   added   the
mam  people will take .id vantage of tin   s,r\ ice oiu i- volunti er mu-1 show picture identification w hen he
iheN   krvw   it   |s available arrive-  to e-cort   the  Woman   balk  to hi r residence
Though there .ne ul reach _'i>u voluti i r-. < Irnh.i-ki ball
SGA discusses pornography issue
Attacks prompt new measures
bv.IEFF (.KKKN
I.IKE Staff Writer
an error and told us things that were of no real value
than not tell us something which might l>e of value."
McAulille said
1 he  Hunt   -tring  o!   -e\ual  a-s.cults  on  campus Denslow    suggested   females   avoid   U-ing   alone
have    prompted    -pen.,I    iiica-uies    bv     ana    law     after dark or in the early morning
i nton erueiit agora us and a -penal Im urn. to 1»* held " I..idles traveling .it night should go with a friend
Monday, hv   Univi r-ilv  ctl'niul- It's vi rv  rare for girls in a pair to !«■ assaulted   My
The   -pev ill   loiurn   ho-ted   b>    [iittriro   Pre-iderit     best advice is to walk wit ii someone," Dt-n.-low  said
Aithur     Kill-    an.|     Public    Saletv     Din-vtor    John If   someone   i-  assaulted,   sexually   or  otherwise,
NK An hi!,   w ill attempt to i leal t he air of 1111-co nee p-     police nUlcers oflered some helpful advice
lions dealing  with the ia;*- -'Illation "It   someone is assaulted.  thev   should contait   Us
Fib-  w ,11 i oti.t; a i,l  on  Uni\ei-itN   poiic.N  on rapes     immediately     Tvpuallv.   a    uilmi    will    talk    to   a
behind    a    ilething    rack      Were    .,-nini. -aid he opened t he topn -tot      and   Mi Ail lib- vv ill  pn--.nl   i nlor mat n -n  i oin i r rung     roommate  flr-t.  but   we   need  to   know   when*  and
talking    about     I.Mn    _*l->earold    di-.u--i.,i>     alter     he    had    been      the     -.-xual    ,,--au!t-    and    *~.--iblv    di-clo-e    -•■me
people   capable   of    making   their    appro.u bed    bv     -mile    -tmi, nt-      :i.i -t hod- the I I, p , 11 n,.-til .-I Publii Sab ■'. v  i- u-ing to
I he    -• llliig    ot     pornographic    ovv n i hone."  Ku rtu r-mu.  Holland    reijUe-ting     SUA     lo,.k     into    the      ■ "mhat  t hi   pro!,!, -n i    Mi Aul itle -aid
magazines     at     the     I'mver-ilv     ;uni<.r. said mailer The h-r um w ill ho i omlui t.-d al -'. p m    *ithe!iovee
Center     P.ook     Store     sparked (.reg Crocker, student repre-eii-        () Brvuii  -aid the St ud< nt  P.- .k      Uiuv i-r-itv Ci r.!< i   lab- lliin.ii If.Kiiii
opposing views bv  members ,,! tin-    t,,live   tor    di-trut   one,   -aid   the    Fxch.mg.*.   _'n>»   F     Kellow-    .I.--- 'apt    11. .1. I'. n -I., w    ol the  Mount   I •[,   ■-ant Potu e
Student   government   As-.Ki.iti.m    1,,, ,k- -hould he remoN ed not -.11 anv  mater i.il t hcv i on-ui.r       I ). par I r::. r.t.    -..-!    :h.-    ,;i-,     i-    doing    it-    part    to
Itiur-dav      night.      but      action "The    statistics    in    the    lale-t     pornographic    and    has   not    111    a      al l< v late the J
hv PAT HltAY
1.IKK Staff Writer
i einair.ed unrc-olved murders, rapes, .md ihild molest.i- number   i!   vear-     1 he   I'C   |i,»,k
Paul   O'Hn,,....   SOA   pre-nli nl tn.n-    all     have    one    thing     in Stole   <!-•.--   -.11   magazines   s,,rne
-lid   the   i-sue   ot    -elhrig    porno ininmoii   pornography   The people -Indents and -tudent  group- inav
graphic    maga/me-    inav    t»-   the have   been   reading   it   and   t.uita mn-id. r poinographii.be -aid
hotte-t     one    loii-id.nil    hv     the -i/u.g    over    il     U-fore    all    the-. AI--• at 1 he regular ni.-i t ing   the
board I his vear t lui.g- hav e t aken pl.u c.   <   n s k. r bo.mi   appointi d   a   i ommittee   ol
Mvk       Klein, r-tna.       -tudent On-ted lunior.  -.ml thre.      members     to     look     into
lepi e-eiitat ive   tor   di-trnt   three.         'I lie    -idling    of    poi I'.ographii rr,i-":i- behind   and thi  Ofeit-et.
-aid    the    is-ui-    I-     a     matti-i     ot mag.i.'uie-  at   the  li'  was  put  on the closing of Park  l.ibrarv t ■. !.-■■<!
pc r-anal i hou e held to allow representative- t mie and drink   The t tin ■>■ n.emb. r- are
"Were      riot      talking      about to   gather   -Indent   opinion   t« tore Di-trut     Three     ha pre-1 nt at I v e
(liantw av   vv here soin,- 1 *J-n ear-old taking ail ion Todd Lev it t   Oak Par k -..ph. -more.
can   grab   this   and   go   look   at   it         Dllrv.in.      Mount       Plea-ant ISee "SCA"—page Ul
when it occurred." I/en-Iovv   -aid
Deli-low al-.i a-sured victim- thev mav remain
arioriNinou if thev call in the report to the jM.lice
V'ut mis may contact agencies -u. h a- la-1. rung Far
iT74-'J!'lh' which would runt.i. t the polae "Wed
like to talk to v 11 tiuis. but it thai - riot |>os-ihl,. wed
at least  like to know   about the milllrtiir
Orne a  female  files  an  a-aull   complaint,   -hi-   is
What   we're doing   i-   what   we'd   i!.. with   am   big     guaranteed .iiionvnutv
,.,-. totlowing     il-ovn     bad-      Lvi-rv     time     a Den-low   urged   -e\ual  a--aull   vutim-   to contait
, ii» p., - ;:,-    i , in,.--     o it     it     11 ■ in mil-     -om.-oiie     ■ -1      t he pola e a - -oon as po--ih!e, mu .- t h.v are in a -ale
- ,:neb. .dv    vv i- .' '. a u ■■ < • I. ad- and we hav .■ t" tr.K k      place
t),,-ii; i|,,.oi     11. n-!o.v   -ol "K\ idera e i-'ifteii lo-t b> impiop. r ,u tion-   I know
He   add. d   tl,.-v    w.n    a!   ..   making   an   ettort   to     it's  a-kmg  a  lot. but   doii t  ihn.w   ilotbmg awav  or
j, ,;,,,[ i b.   an   i b. Tt.-r   a* d  I,. I p out   1 >P> u.nh them, then- is often valuable ev idem e lo-t that
\N ■   d . that    r -in i \t ia pat i    !-   a- una h a- we i an       wav  "
W.- hav.- t.. p.it i,. I the n-t ..: t la- i itv  ! - - .   but we ! rv Sexual   a--ault   concerns  have  U-en   prompted  hv
and  -wing bv   w !,. n. v. i   we i an." D.-n -l.e.v  added I our -.xual a--ault -. w hu h have ot i urn d on i .impii-
Ana   law    .(.bailment    agemie-   urge   people   to      -ir.ie-Iulv   1.'^
i. p.at  - u-pn i "U- - it uat .-a! - lo t he p..Iii e I he  man   invoUed   in   the  first   three   rapes   was
■"An*...r-.e   who   b. Iieve-   a   j.. r-on   ..i   -ituation   is     d.e-i rib.d a- being in his mid JU- or earl >  .'111-, w it h
-u-pn ,. .a-   -t..-;!.| i.-p.it  it    We d rat hi r  thev   mad.-     brow n hair, medium build and a mustache
News brief
Verification cards can still Ik- picked up in tlie Otfue o
Student Life. Knli-I Jal. today from I to .*■ p m The iard> air
riMiiiired for entrance into Saturdav s football game
Inside
Index
A    lour    of   three   Jiistoru
homes is s, t for Sunday
page 3
Weather
Mostly clear and cool
tonight with a good chance of
frost mainly in low lying areas
of the north half l»w in the
mid dO's north to upper 30s Classified*
south   Mostly  sunny Friday
LIFF-wire
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CM YOU
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('omment
page-1
Hloom County
page 4
Fntertainment
page 6
Police Reports
page ft
Sports     	
page 1(1
Classifieds	
page Id
State bills may mandate non-smoking areas
hv HFNKK SMITH
l.IFF. Staff Writer
Th,-
legl-hltlVe     A.ti''     to     Pep      .Ill-tine
K.iri.e-     I I We-tland
'1 he   b ,u-e   I ill   vv a-   Hit r. i. lined
v.hn.le- and meeting r.-,m- public   is   U irig   taken    at    public
I h.- House bill allows l.,r a ?_''.   hearings, he s.nd
IV ll       fine      tor       V lol.lt inns      of      Its
IK.
{■:,/,: a s   ,,
roar jHitt    -. ■:. -    •it-, :. --
\f;-^im;      'ion   -r.o-'..T.g     I
cur
■ !  ii      bv Hep   I'.arrie- and the Senate full     ; tov i-ioiis   the aide s.ud
alde
th>-     wa-     ir.tmduied     bv     S.-ti
tit     Kaxori      I) >.. ilhlield.     lb
said
This    bill    would    riot    override
CMU    m.iv    n.t    la-    the   only    lolhitiv.-
institution  taking   up the I- -ue <>!     bargaining     agr.e-
smoker-, norisinokers. rights merit -    regarding
Currently   three hills regarding     -moking arid
this issue h.iNt- N-en introduced m     would  not   prohibit
the-    state    legislature    and    the    -moking    in    private,    enclosed    provide no more than .10 percent
I he local health department
n. v or may not thoo-e to enforce
1 he [-.he v . -hi* said
lta-iia!lv the- intent of this bill
is to increase aw areness " she
said
Another    hill    that    has    been "We   dr.   not    have   an   official
introduced   in   the   Senate   would    policy,    hut   there    is   one    Ix-ing
r.ijuire    food    establishments    to    worked on right now," she said
Valerie Kelper. secretary, to the
sistant personnel director for
administrative services personnel
at the University ol Michigan,
said U of M currently is in the
process of formulating an official
smoking policy
University    ot    Michigan    also    i-
•ItU e
the aide -aid
d  its  seating for smokers.  Harry
Kepler  said   she  did   not   know
.....                ■ ,-        n       i        i   .            j           j the details of the policy lia.-rau.se it
formulating   a   campus   smoking        The i-uidelini-s  (Ml    is  imple- ( argill. a legislative aide, said .               .         f          ,,    * .          ,
*                  '                                                          ,   ,                   , -rv    .   i  ii    s.-       .     i  ii   .a- has not l-«en formally aaoptecl Net ■
policy                                                              tneiiting    prohibit-    -moking    in lh.it   bill. .Senate bill  lit   was
House bill 4.KXI and Senate bill    classroom-,    auililor lums.    open introduced    by    Senator   William        Cberrv I Jensen, manager of the
196 are identical bills that would    office    areas,    halls,    stairwa>s. Scdirburg.     K-Fast     Lansing, Michigan  State   University   news
prohibit smoking in public places    lobbies,  elevators    computer  and ("argill said bureau,   said   smoking   has   been
and at public meetings except in    information    processing    areas. All three bills currently are in prohibited in classrooms and lab
designated smoking areas, said a    copy    and    supply    rooms,    state committee and testimony from th' buildings there since 1976
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