THDE RACE' FOR STATE MONEY See Editorial Page Y 111k itan :4Ia itj WARMER High--40) Logi--20 Increasingly cloudy toward evening Seventy-Seven Years of Editorial Freedom OL. LXX VIII, No. 108 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1968 SEVEN CENTS EIGHT PAGES LSA Admissions Cutback Planned Plat To Cut Transfer Enrollinents Keep Freshman Entrances Stable By RON LANDSMAN Next fall's literary college enrollment is expected to be reduced by 180 from the current high of 3,645 that were admitted this aca- demic year. The decision to limit enrollment, by cutting admissions of transfer students; was made yesterday by Vice-President for Aca- demic Affairs Allan F. Smith and the executive committee of the Battles Rage Near Saigon, Key Cities; Khe Sanh Shelled I erary college. sSAIGON UP) - Allied soldiers The faculty of the literary college had recommended at -their " fought bitter ,house-to-house bat- December meeting that 180 fewer students be accepted, but had also ties in Hue and other key South specified that the cut be made equally from transfer students and Vietnamese cities today, trying to freshmen, 90 fewer in each category. This would break down to g sroot out n isto troops hold- 2,880 freshmen and 585 transfer students. hngain y t ti f ey Under the agreement worked out yesterday, the same number offensive. The U.S. Command f freshmen will be admitted as were last year, 2,970, but cuts in 1 <=asaid 14997 enemy had been killed. admissions will be made in trans- Except for a few isolated pockets # ssions wil b, maem tr I of resistance, the Communists ap- 'universities and from other col 1pee ohv encerdfo leges of the University; in re-ad- f ~ s agn H a V t1 n missions-drop-outs; and in "re- . '_ > < I betng 6h p om. Moda andid-~ Hear Motion eht the US good standing -Daily-Jim Forsyth night last night, the U.S. Com- godhANN ARBOR WORLD F mand said 1,116 allied troops had 11 e e r hObjectives Achieved been