1983-11-28; Central Michigan Life

              Central Michigan LIFE
Vol 66 No. 36
19h.iCM I.IFF
12 pages
Mount Pleasant. Mich l^s.V.i
Monday. Nov. 28.19s3
Chamber not
prosecuted
ie-gahtv eie-i sirred win1:! 10 raf
fie- tickets were- se.ld to null
members nf t he Chamber.
I'he- serv ing ol liquor
among I tie group's members
is legal. Plachta s.,i,|.
brought against the Mount It al! the- p.-npie wen-
Pleasant Chamber of Com memb<Ts. t heti m.ir.ev for the
nicri'r, the eoiinlv pro alcohol would enine- out ot
secutor's oftie-i- aiituiuised their funds such as hospital!
Wedm-sdav. !v.     vis,1!1     is     legal.    Plachta
Tfie   Chatiib.-r    hs.d   a   tiu.d saai
raiser   raffle   No-.     "   m   winch -n,,     Chamhe-r    will   not    be
fe).nl   anei   alcohobc   b.-vetages , ha r g. d  I .e call s.    ; h11  ' »' rec 11 ir
were s, rve-d tree ail.T a r.iflle (,,        |>u|,|,e       S.ifetv        Martin
ticket   was   pur.-ha-, d   isi.,re li,,mii!e>    told   the-  Chamber
'be ever.!. i.,.   ,),,)   .,,,.   Ml.    u,*,   pr),hl« :ti
Torn Placfeta. Isabella Co,m A;|h   , hl.   j kl tl,i ra i-.r  ami   the
tv      senmr      assistant       pro
seeming ..itorr..-v. s i;,i th.  il (See "Decision'" — page 11)
by WENDY GAGER
LIFE Stall Writer
Although         a!
eeih.eil,
beverages     were     m
rv.-ei     ll
legally,    no   charges
Will      t.e
Loopholes fill city proposal
by STEVE GOETZ
LIFECopy Editor
The propose-d citv drug paraphernalia ordir.ir.ee s.-h. iluled to in-
voted on next Monday m.iv pose enforcement problems, se.me- of
fieials say.
The proposed e ird ma nee w as shek e.l last vv i e k w hen .at y c. immis
sinners decided to review a slate- wide ordinance1 also ;:i!iii-r cm
si.ieralion
Ilep.irtment of Public Safely Mireetor M.'.rlm Tronililev s.ml he-
and Cit> Manager Tom Martin eltv «-l< .peel tin- proposal for tin pur
pose of pre \ ent trig businesses in t he area from, selling t he parapher
nalia and to conform to t he county's ordinance.
But the e-.unity's ordinance1, adoptee! in April I'.'sJ, e-iirnnlii is
not being enfeire-ed, Isabella County S h.ril I .1 ames Mull said.
"We've- had nn complaints nf any elrug paraphernalia sold vv. tins
county," Mull s.nd. adding that if he hears of a case- eel .; retailer m-I;
ing, paraphernalia he will have the pros,-eu! ing at'.ori.e-v mt.rpnt
w in! her it falls under t he or d ina rue.
Mount Pleasant. Hose-bush and She-pher.i are- :;..: i:a lud.-d m t he
county's ordinance1. Mull s.ud.
Troinblev ami some city commissietue-rs <-onie-:.d the > .: y s prop, is
e.l ein! ina nee has toe, manv loopholes, w here retail. : - ■ a u a v md pav
ing a licet) se f. e
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Residence halls tighten security policy to prevent assaults
by CHERYL JACKSON
LIFE Staff WMer
l "e-ntral's       ten.., s        : • - ,1
halls   ar.-    .-,•:.'   s  ,   ss    ',..'■
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changing        is.:         i .s.i1. .
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M.-Urav.r,  'I'm .:   11..1!   dir.
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s.ud.  "Bight   ■.:■.:*    :.;.■:,   . .:'.  .
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to  vis;!   res;,!.  ;. • -   ;:.   ' i ; ..: i!   .
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"Right now men can come in to use
tho phone to call for an escort. We're
cjoinc] to change it and not let them in."
Deb McBrayer. Trout Hall director.
s.i dav   1 hrough   iiser s,!s\   and 'J ,v e- l.-f   tb ;:,,:, ,i:,ii tin1,     all  I rot 11
m   i'ruiav ami >atureia> w ill be1 the.    desk    .md    the    girls    com.-
....I  to call  Irom  l.ar/ei. n-   Hall .jo-.v n :•• ;..■-.    .p the pi/.-.c." she-
e.r ' he-ir escorts. said
lie    I ,   ss'.-!.*     a ., .Id    VV.eel    he-r
s.-sr    at    :!.,.    tr,.:,.    ,'.,„,r    .,n,l McBr..>.r   s,ml   ti:.'  ctiauge-   in
s, .,-  ism in',, ths building, sis- p"i:,v     was    bre.ugiit    about     bv
. -. isite.rs ignoring de-skworkiTs
"U'e've-     had     s,,m,-     preibletT.s
!'. .-. a   eiesiviTle-s   .v ill   is     tl.iridl With    gllVs."     she    s.ud.    "We     III
ei dil !e r>'lit !v . McP.rav «-r s.ud. t tie-it; m t o call .r.vi t he> just take-
It   it's  a   pica  deliver)   man. oif w it hout an escort."
"I'm not *.;,', tin- paraph.-rnalia e.rdiuance is going to have much
impact, then's so manv wa>s around it.'' Commissioner .Im-
M isievv ie-.- s.ud.
C..mmissi,)Tier Benton Bundy said it would be difficult lo deter
mme w hit is ane) vv hat is mn drug paraphernalia, but s.ml t he idea ol
.«n . rdinai'a e is ges.el
' If > on iiav v all tins paraphernalia for elrug users ... that's just
sa1. mg tile- local authorities don't can- 'about drug ah-«i»ci." Bundy
s.mi.
ihe plopnseil ctv ordinance1 woulei require retailers to buy a
license1 to sell paraphernalia. It also nspnris e-verv licensee- to keep
a re cord of all items s,e!ei ami the- name  e.f tin- purchaser.
Persons under the age ot Is would not Im allowed to purchase1
drug par.iphern.iiis imcb-r the ordinam.s Tile proposal will take ef
feet 'h.i elavs later, if approved and the citv com mis siee;i will deter
mine riie- annual tim fe.r ret.iil.Ts.il I he I ime ..I commission act ion.
l'i.e- count;, ordmum-e re.pnre.! ri-l.nlus lo p i\ a $ 1 .">i> anti ual fecit thev market 11 ems eiesi gned for i lb-gal d n gs
1 rom.blev saiti in- classifies mliing pipers ,,s drug paraphernalia
and s.mi most gro. e-r> ami part1.  st,>re-s ,n Mount Plesci n t -e\\ tlic-m.
Com n i: ssi.mers charged Tromblev last Mossia v to re v :e-w t he pro
pose-d stale- eer eii n.i iu .- and se e- il it is similar to \h.x- .-itv's versum aim
w ist her ,t w il! p.cs.
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Bill may close
head shops
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tt cr tr. . Mom is b, si,,   t *.: .-.-:. .-,
e-d.  M.-Braver  -..,.;
"It d-.e s not ii.ui.pe r ! '.- :r
tr.edorn '1 I..-. • an -vh h.s.,
gs. sts .mi! 'is-. ,-aU ',,..,- th. v..
.:', a :v.   ! :::.. . Mi ills v is   sa si
so t in; A i ei. >•,': I,.: : e '. V ,'. :: a : >
st range guv s ar>..i ml t ha t hav <•
■vv., reason t., l.e ',. i ..' M< lir.c.. r
sal,I.
idle- pol.cv ch..sg, .vol hav, t,o
elfec! ..■; ieli ale . .s "„:.. sis-
said.
W.g.i; ais,. is , r, -.sg.ng ,'s
p. .in-;.
"We- Alii be start.-eg a -.ev.
poiie-v to lock doors and ha . unpeople- show t i.e.r 111 ..r k.-> ..r
lie eseort. d   III.   s.ud i- ddo-.v rl.ul
(See 'Security'' — page 11)
In Brief
A C're.ilivc (lift   Wrap  Workshop will  ht- of
tVri'ii Dec. f> I'roui 7 lo H:'M) ji.iit. at Art Reach of
Mid Michigan. .Hi* S. University St. Ht-j^istra
tion i.s ri'(|uirtMl hy Thursday.
Campus
ThtTe   is   a   blood   drivi-
scht'diileil    on   i'ani|ius   for
Tuesd
csdav.
pa«f :i
It's   timr   lo  start   think
in"; ahout  financial aid tor
the      19H4 H~>      acadi-mic
school year.
pa-K'i- S
by TOM WICKHAM
LIFE Copy Editor
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IV,    t li'.ihrl      .v.csl    make    po.s, p.>s.i   -s
s ...s,    .:-.•■     ejelr. e;-v .    pro.lis-1 s.n. : s      ;i,-g
,|i; ..     lis i;;oil    ind   sale-  <>!   . Ir u .-.
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pi, n ■ .ic b!,   lev   I, ms or  i m n i  s. si
ISe'it
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I ot I.  (ilii'llnll       oi        drug        lis.-.
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'.^ .11 --'mt do a i: i eai I s ii ops "
lie b    il Wosld be,   e.m,-        aU
anas ,;:-.. nt   to  the   public   health
■ ■«.•!. .  I'l.'m..    \d :t»'.s  o|   I'.i, s.  he \ : : h i.
s.esl i   t e1 Male' House ,,; mimit
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ll1. Use     const Us! loss!      al  ,|      (,,
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(3eo "State    — n.-icje 11)
Council suggests
non-alcoholic rush
by JACKIE SMITH
LIFE Staff Writer
Interfratrrnity Council is
aiming toward a non alcoholic
ru?h in the near future, while
Panhellcnic Council is work
inx towani one formal rush
ptr year.
"We're trying U> change
the old stereotype way of
thinking." said Scott Howard.
IKC rush chairman. "If we can
get away frejm alcohol, we can
get people interested in join
ing a frit ter nity and not a
place to drink."
Howard. Taylor senior, said
changing from one way of
handling rush to another
quickly would be difficult at a
small university like Central
so IFC decided to change over
gradually.
Howard said it is more difficult to control the frater
nitic-s* actions on a small campus, as opposed to a lar^e-r
campus like Michigan State
University.
This year IFC will he sponsoring a non alohotif hti.s
tour the day fieforc rush for
m/illy begins ard is cn.-orag-
ing fraternities to host at
least one other non alroholir
party during this winter's
rush. Jan. 23 to Feb. 2. he
said.
The bus tour, a new idea
this year, will start in front of
the University Center at 2:30
p.m. and take rushees t>> each
fraternity house for about 15
minutes, giving fraternities *
chance lo introduce
themselves and to show their
house, he said.
(See "Rush" — paqe 12,
Sports
Both  the  mt-n's and
women's      basketball
teams  played   in   tour
naments    during     the
holiday weekend,
page 5>
Index
Arts and Leisure- t'>
Itleiuin Cm r11 > 1
Classifieds II
Comment J
Off the Wir.1 2
Spurts    '.<
Spotlife II
Weather 1 ]