Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, Apri 110 1 S70 Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, April 10, ~97O VS. COMMISSIONERS: Group threatens suitj to bring Harvey aid Supporters of Sheriff Douglas Harvey are threatening lawsuits against each member of the county Board of Commissioners unless the board provides Harv- ey with legal aid in a $200,000 lawsuit against him. One effect of a suit against each commissioner would be to force the board to decide if its members could be defended by the prosecu- tor's office. In refusing" to h e lp Harvey, the board had maintain- ed the county has no obligation to defend personal lawsuits, noting that the suit against Harvey has been brought against him person- ally as well as against the office of sheriff. Eight men are suing Harvey for haircuts they received last Febru- ary in jail which, they claimed were excessively short. Besides the $200,000 they are suing the sheriff for, .the men are asking the U.S. Congress approves pay hikes (ContirtUed from Page 1) struck and now we have a pay bill before us that makes no pro- vision to pay for it. We're being badgered." Complained Rep. H. R. Gross (R-Iowa), to his colleagues: "They fashioned a hoop one week ago down on the other end of Penn- sylvania Avenue and you are jumping through it." Rep. Charles H.' Wilson (D- Calif), said the across-the-board 6 per cent for all employes would amount to a $300-to-450 raise for the postal employes whose plight it is supposed to ease while boost- ing pay for some House employes $1,000 to $1,500. "It just isn't right," Wilson said. But while oponents on one side complained Congress was ap- proving a pay raise it may not pay for, Rep. Wiliam D. 'ord, (D- Mich), said Congress was "walk- ing Into a trap" that might com- mit it to a further 8 per cent raise for postal employes in July and approval of revenue-raising meas- ues "on a script written by the President." "I'm serving notice right now," Ford said, "that I'm willing to listen to the proposals that come up but this is the last time ;'in going to accept legislation written someplace else outside of Con- gress." GET YOUR MA I :Want Adi District Court in Detroit to bar Harvey from cutting any more hair at the jail. Cmsr. 0. Herbert Ellis, chair- man of the board, told the repre- sentatives from a group of Harv- ey supporters to make a formal presentation before the board dur- ing the public participation por- tion of Wednesday's meeting. Al- though the commissioners say the men remained at the meeting, no presentation was made. The subject of providing de- fense for Harvey came up twice during Wednesday's board meet- ing. The first time, the matter was dropped when none of the com- missioners who voted against giv- ing Harvey help was willing to move to reconsider the matter in light of Harvey's report of the haircutting incident. The second time, the b o a r d defeated a motion, 6-5, to have a letter addressed to Ellis,. t h e chairman of the Board of Com- missioners, discussed by the entire board. The letter, from the De- troit law firm Prebenda; Preben da, and Prebenda, informed t h e board that the firm intended to provide Harvey with legal held, Columbia University's newly ap- pointed next president, William J. Supporters of Sheriff Harvey are not about to drop the subject. Beverly Couch, chairman of the recently created "Buck Up Your Sheriff Committee," has announcr ed a mass rally will be held at Pioneer High School at 7:30 p.m. April 28, with Harvey one of the speakers. 'Somebody' characters cast well (Continued from Page 2) with drug-inducing daydreams of being a jazz drummer. The Shanty Mulligan subplot is most interesting. Johnny won't let Shanty forget that he has taken him in "when none of the honkies around here would." Neither will he let him be - be black, that is, and have more soul than Johnny. Cora, a black practical nurse ("rbody's maid"),' with matriarchal incli- nations, tenders Shanty, loves him enough to take care of him and to see to it that he gets a set of drums. Johnny's sardonic response 'is, "This bitch is go- ing to turn .you white." The're are t o o many other threads in No Place to be Some- body to pick them all up in one review, but it is noteworthy that none is irrelevant. The thing is also c a s t remarkably well, f o r everyone looks absolutely right, and style in this play is five-eights of the matter. Ron- nie Thompson is fine in the part of Shanty, keeping a constant rhythmic motion and a vacant- eyed look. 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