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Mount Pleasant. Mich.. »8H.">9
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City will seek wood chip plant study
Wednesday. Jan. 19. 1983
byANNEPERAZZA
LIFE Asst News Editor
Central may be t hi- first kid on 1 he bin. k to have a wood chip burn
in^' plant,  but it may not In- alone l«r lornr.
City Manner Tom Martin told Mount PJcasant fir \ Commis
sioni-rs Monday nii.'ht the city would he .ipplymi; for funds to studv
thefeasibility of a w ood chip humim; plant for I he i it v.
Funds to study  thr possibility of a  w 1 chip plant   would  come
from a Michigan Small Cities Or.int.
Martin said the cilv would he m.ikim: application for the funds
some time within the next til) il.ivv
"We felt we out; hi to take a look at sect ions in our com muni I v t ha I
rould benefit" (from a wood chip plant'. Martin s.,id .,t (he work s.■>
smn. an informal session aflcr the r. i;ular meetir.i; w here no official
action is taken.
"The first step is to jus! see ,f ,|\ feasible." said AwM.uH ("il\
Manager Dav e Pasipjalc.
Specifically, the city will In- looking at two areas;  the north end of
'The first step is to just see if it's
feasible." —Dave Pasquale, assistant
city manager.
town near I'ickard where (he Mount Pleasant Regional Center for
Developmental Disabilities is located and the east side, close to ('en
tral Michigan Oonimumtv Hospital and Mount Pleasant HiVh
School. Martin said, where a plant would l.e used to heat I he area "it
w <>;iId he located in.
"\\eve   been   in   loiitact   with   two   e:u:im-i rim;   firms."   he   s.mi.
"although a! t his jinn-lure" rait hi in; is firin.
I'he study   w.,,:l,i .letermine  the potential areas  where the com
murut> could <l< -.eiopa plant to ijeru rate steam heal.
"I think, too. we want  to preserv e our hu; h eneri'v  iimts" \| iilm
added.
Commissioner Henton Ilund>  brought u(> the possibihtv of a plant
1 hat would use trash as fuel instead of w noil chips.
"For a bi.naf.di- trash incinerator plant to work, vou have to h.ve
a certain volume of trash." Martin saiil.
"I   th.nk    it   la   trash   incineration   plant)   d, serves   some   close
scrutiny.   Martin added.
^The  trash   incineration   plant   "will  be   ,n  cons„|era t ion"   M.irIm
As far as having two «,,kI chip plants ,n the r.tv Jcrrv Tuhbs
vice president for business and finance. s.,,d although he had to
make assumptions :il,..ut the possible plant, then- sh,,,,1,1 be "no pro
"Two plants our s„e Ithe s„e the Cnivers.tv will be huildinn
coulil be sustained fairly easily." Tubbs said
The Cmvcrs,ly will be us,!U; .Ob percent of the available „„„|
ehip fuel wnhin a f.tl m,le raduis. sa,d Robert Kim;!,-. ducctor of
I'lant Kxtension for Physical Plant. '
"There  ,s .,„ adepaate  supplv   of w J"  „„ support   two  olantsl
llint;le said. '
"We-relthermversitslonlv i;ol[11. withmaLld to-, tmle radius"
fie added.
PB pursuing
Rose concert
"We're also
talking to several
other bands and it
in no way means
we're going to get
Ozzy."        — Marcia
Millar, Program
Board concert
coordinator
cm i in t,«  f**.»H
Warming up
Bundling up to face tbe  elements was a necessity  tor .inygno
bravo enough to face tbe fro/en temperatures in tbe  Drop and
Add  line  in   front  ot   Finch  Fieldhouse  Tuesday.   Mary   McGraw
Saginaw sophomore, worms up with a cup of coffee
by ROGER HITTS
LIFE Staff Writer
Students mii;h( not have to
wait lorn; for their first dose of
ca >n pus rock n' roll tins
semester.
Program Hoard Concert Coor
dinator Marcia Miller said her
committee is actively pursuing a
rock concert for Rose Arena for
February or carl.v March.
One of the rock acts currently
l.einj; sought by PI* is. Kn^lish
rock        vooaliit       John       "()z7y"
< )*»t»«ttirn«» nntt  Sin  ItNrttt. Tlt«»   lilt?
Kuril *»f Ox.
A spokeswoman for Jet
Records, Osbourne's parent
record label, said his tour will
lake the band to several stops
in smaller Michigan cities. ~ ~~
Amoni; stops for The Hli/.zard of Oz on its third nation wide tour
include a roncert in Rattle Creek Feb. 18, Port Ifu an Feb. 19.
Muskegon Feb. 20 and Marquette Feb. 24.
Several dates prccecdin^ and in between t hi- scheduled Michigan
concerts are negotiable, and additional concerts in the state mav be
added, the spokeswoman said.
Miller. Slev ensville senior, said PH is negotiating with
Osbourne's management, but added. "We're also talking to several
ot her bands and it in no w av  mi'.ins w e're »;oi!ii". to i;e! ()//\ ."
Miller declined to say  who t he ot her acts are  t hat are beini; pur
(See *'( onccrl" — J)a«c fl)
Student
offenses
released by
U niversity
by PAUL MASON
LIFE Stnlf Writer
1:; ,i'i rllur; !<■ ill I" r Si ..deii! i 'oij, oi I '..;;.1m !
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i't .  --.(i.  ;it   !i>r Sti.de nt   A ! !.i i r - .1 a n :es  lb!1 -..;:.)
iiii; -.nd ..:.!;. c!a-s Mall.- .,!..:,:; with '!-"■ '• :■>:.,
; :.i;.. ;.;; >.. s !.;m n! aral w ho n Irimi 1 K> -1 i.deM
r...i!il 'b.- !.■!> ..-■ d
PSC ruling allows increase
CMU phone bill to jump
by ROB ISELER
LIFE Asst. News Editor
enacted    Jan.    1'J.    means    CMC mission i u I i n \\ «  had
will now   pav   tlelieral   Telephone dereiMi la I ed   thephotn   iidiistrv.
of     Michigan    5s* PI     instead    of CMC mav   hav e to bu v  and main
j   I,, ,-.,;,-.■■ CMC's     plana-    bill     will    use        $b.'.*l)   on   each   indivnlual   phone lain all  I he  phot.e equipment  ..n
.Mmale!-.        abo;.t   17   p.-rcetlt   as a  result  of a line      III      the      eMstlln;      caillj.lls campus     ,.r     buv     a     new      pholle
...,!it.   ot       Public Service      Commission        svstem.    Ceiitrev.     such     as     a s_v stem. The equipment  in.'luiles
l.,l.     increase   rulini;    last    week. telephone    in    a     residence     hall phones     a:.<>.     telephone     wiri.u;
■],,  \,.,rs  I.. I,,:.-   the  Cn.'.crsitv   w,,,;!.l  a-ll.er. a ml a  1 cderal  r ul i m;' cou id cause room,  said  Tom  Repp,  assis I a nt and    a    switchnu;    s.vstem     that
to the Ri'cl.'.--.    \na n.ini.nl        s, „ ;., 1 at' . Mul.   w as        ,t  !,, : am p e v e n more, a CM C ad v ice  president   for  Financial   At roali s  calls   into ami  mil   •■!   the
Hillsaid immstrat-.r s.u.l. Rut    as   a    result    of   a    recent Cent rex s\ stem. Repp said.
'he       increase.      which      was Federal    Cotnmunic.it ions    Com (Sec "Phones '     payc 1.!)
I': e . i hi - I'. . ! epor I s w ere no! i
r !,■■ Ruckle'. Amendment, adopte
1 II    '. eat's    a a,.'.    ,' liar., nl ei-s    I be    I
■h material. Hiii -ant.
. t ep t l,t se n:.i! !e;s eon ! ide nt la I.    11 ul vinl
sri- '"<  ondui t"      pane l!>
Tale of two book co-ops: Sociology texts sell
by JACKIE SMITH
LIFE Staff Writer
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The     !u,.,k     ex.-tan;'e     s!..rre.i
w hen    la.rene    Stone,   ad . iso:     ol
;i.e ..ss ,;   .,;,.  to..ml ...it   w inch
I ks  wo .M  be (i-..| aaain. then
SGA exchange   lacks publicity
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Hennie.      ilud.varii       |io..n.       a..o
by KIMBERLYSTANICK
LIFE Stalf Writer
people cout.nled. onlv   two ot   them  had anv   luck
in m.ikirn; a sale.
Students   particqia! iru;   in   the   S(iA   program
.u'ree that  it  is a i;ood idea, vet  mosi  s.ml it could
A   book   board   sponsored   bv   Student   (lovern
r'..-*    \ssi..-fitiorimu'hlbemoresuccessf\il\\ith       .' tc     . ',-   . ,, .
' >""'" i.o.iii be more (dfei t iv e il it w ere more publici/ed
more public it v . sev eral students said.
As of Tuesdav.  11   students  had  notices placed
The   board   was designed  as an  alternative   t<
,»n  SCA's   liook   F.xcham;e  Hoard,   located   in  the       buv mi; books at lull price at local bookstores.
!.c.\ cr lev el ot I he Cruv iTsity Center. Ol I he sev e n
(Sec "StiA co-op   —pavre 2l
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(Vi-dit No Crt-tlit HiM^unst Cards must hi-
n-tiirm-H to tin- Ki-Kistrar's Office hv Thursday.
Thr ranis ;irravaila»il»- in t hi- Resist rar"s Dllici-,
Warrint-r'JC)*).
Lon°; lint's eoiitimit-
to plague studrnts
dropping   and   adding
cmirses.
pane -5
A toy train collector
is   profiled   in   today's
LIFKstvlt's.     a     new
feature of CM LIFK.
patfi'»»
Miami University's
basket hall team comes
to Rose Arena and
Central's capers, with
Mark Anderson, will
be there to greet them,
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