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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Thursday, January 15, 19'

Pa e E g t H I HI A A L


SE ARCH COMMITTEE REQUEST:
Fleming to postpone decision on new VP

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3andidates nominated by our com-
nittee with the understanding
;hat they would support the con-
:ept of a policy board with a stu-
lent majority having final au-
hority over the office.
"Our continued support of these
andidates depends upon our as-
urance that a student-dominated
policy board would be put in op-
ration should they accept the
)osition "
The major focus of complaints
if "misunderstanding" was Hu-
)ert Locke, the 35-year-old direc-
tor of the office of religious affairs
:t Wayne State University, Locke
vas one of five persons on a slate
:ubmitted to Fleming by the
. search committee last month. .
In his interview, Locke had said
ie was unfamiliar with the policy
doard idea.
Search committee members ex-
ressed dismay at this, insisting
!ocke had discussed the policy
oard concept at length with the
earch committee in his interviev
ast year.
Norm Wilson, a search commit-
. e e member, met with Locke yes-
erday in his Detroit office in an
ttempt to clarify the matter
vilson said last night he was re-
_uctant to talk about the meeting
ldicating he wanted to discuss
he matter with the entire search.
ommittee at a meeting, today.
"There appeared to be a mis-
mnderstanding of terms between
he search committee and Locke
evolving the idea of a policy
.oard," he said..
The focus of criticism on posi-

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tions taken by Locke took on add-
ed significance yesterday amid
speculation that he was the front-
runner for the post.
At a meeting between Senate
Assembly's S t u d e n t Relations
Committee and Fleming yesterday,
history Prof. Arthur Mendel, an
SRC member, said Locke "seemed
close to the top as I sensed the
vibrations" at recent meetings on
the appointment.
At that meeting, SRC members
discussed the candidates with
Fleming, relating to him informa-
tion they themselves had gattiered
and attempting to evaluate, in an
informal manner, how the can-
didates would relate to students
and other members of the admin-
istration.
Much of this discussion cen-
tered on speculation that Locke
would assume a middle position
between students and the admin-
istration if he were appointed vice
president.
Prior to the meeting, SRC

chairman architecture Prof. Jos-
eph Wehrer said it would be open,
Part way through the meeting,
however, Fleming raised objections
to the presence of two reporters
from The Daily.
After a 10-minute discussion,
the meeting was closed, and the
reporters were asked to leave.
Student Government Council Pres-
ident Marty McLaughlin, an SRC
member, left the meeting with the
reporters in protest against clos-
ing the meeting.
Locke said last night he felt
his discussion with Wilson had
been frank, honest, and open. "Mr.
Wilson showed a sincere concern
for clarifying my position," he
said.
Locke attributed the confusion
to his lack of familiarity with the
issues and the praseology in Ann
Arbor. "The problem as I see it
at this point is that I was simply1
unaware of the nature of the pro-
posed policy committee."
Iri another related meeting yes-

terday, search committee members
Nissen and Borenstein met with
Fleming to inform him of a unani-
mous resalutian by the committee

wihthe apartment.,uesust omte
requesting Fleming to meet withh t .members believe they are, at least.
candidate Peter Steinberger. This, Miss Hallen says, con- a fresh change from the status
Fleming had refused to inter- siderably weakens the union's quo.
view Steinberger after Steinberger court strategy as TU lawyers have Miss Hallen says the inclusion
insisted the interview be held with maintained that landlords are re- of more confrontation-oriented
a reporter present. ~ sponsible for making these repairs. tactics move. the union away from
"He refused to reconsider and I the courtroom where the landlords
meet with Steinberger, despite the Miss Hallen believes it likely have demonstrated power.
unanimous resolution," B o r en- that other landlords will adopt
stein said yesterday. "He said he this clause--whose legality rests "And you don't win a war by
will not conduct his interviews in on an interpretation of a state fighting on the enemy's territory."
that manner." law. she concludes.
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tee, Fleming arranged an interviewj
for Saturday with Carole Leland,
another of the candidates recom-
mended by the committee.
Miss Leland said yesterday she
has withdrawn her name from
consideration for the position. She
said last night, however, she has
agreed to meet Fleming in Wash-
ington Saturday.

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