Friday, December S, 1969

THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Page Seven

Friday, December 5, 1 969 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven



BUSINESSMAN SPEA KS:

Bus Ad sciool inaugurates

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Exec-in-Residence'

By DEBBIE THIAL
The School of Business Admin-
istration inaugurated their new
"Executive-in-Residence" program
Monday with a series of small
group talks between students and
businessman George Spatta.
Spatta is honorary chairman of
the board of the Clark Equip-
ment Company. He was president
and chairman of the board of the
company for 23 years.

Spatta answered questions on
a variety of subjects ranging frorn
nepotism to the hard core unem-
ployed to hiring and firing prac-
tices. He s soke out particularly
strongly against air and water
pollution. "The big industries
should fix air and water
pollution or be put in jail. Even
if it costs $100 million, they will
have to find the money some-
where, even if it means cutting the
shareholder's profits," he said.

White House searchies
for new draft head

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Spatta warned business students
not to expect to start at the top
when they begin their first job. He Hoider
said students must spend five or foreignf
Your no,
six years "working out frustra- tate th
tions" and acquiring experience !Auditorih
before they're qualified to become
"top-level" management person- Finri
nel. grams i~
nel. Div., 320t
Spatta informed the students Fellow
that although theory is necessary paring f
in business education, the m o r e istry. ti
important practical knowledge canordinati
Van de:
be learned only from experience. Tenn,, o
"You have to know your job, terdiscip
work hard, and get along with sniit
people if you want to be success- ing pros
ful in management," he added. fers libe
Spatta also endorsed aiding the rr; :;
hard-core unemployed saying, "In-
dustry should teach them a use- ORI
ful trade. If they are good enough
and they work hard, they can be-
come supervisors."
Yesterday's meetings were only i
the first of a number of activities Univer
scheduled for Spatta, who will be 9:30 and
here until tomorrow. Spatta will Anniver
meet with specific interest groups1
such as the marketing, finance,
and management clubs as well as (amm
student leaders during this time. Avenue,
Coffee hours, luncheons, dinners, christm
and open discussions are plan- carols au
ned. Univer
Business School Dean Floyd A. P.M., 151
Bond describes executive-in-resi- vent Ser
dence program as "An opportun- comuinu
ity for students to engage in an Univer
off-the-record intimate discussion 9:30 and
on decision-making with a highly ion at 9:
successful executive who has had T. Schel
a rich experience in management." 1511 was
Bond hopes the program will be t;ammn
repeated with a different business- Wasihten
man each term. "Contact with
successful businessmen is an im- r:

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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5
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service entrance examination.
otice from Washington did not
at the exam will be given in
lum D of Angell Hlail.
er information on these pro-
s available at Career Planning
o0 SAB, 784-6338.
ships for men and women pre-
or Unitarian Universalist Min-
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research, law, pharmaceutical si.,
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WASHINGTON 0P) - T li e
Nixon administration has found
it more difficult than expected to
fill the shoes of Gen. Lewis B.
Hershey as director of the Selec-
tive Service System.
Last Oct. 10, the White House
announced Hershey would be re-
placed next Feb. 16. The delay
was to give his successor a chance
for on-the-job training as Her-
shey's deputy before taking over
the job.
White House press secretary
Ronald L. Ziegler said at t h a t
time the successor would be nam-
ed "in the near future."
Almost two months later, t h e
estimate had mellowed to: "as
soon as possible."
An informed source confirmed
that the search for a new director
is still on. He rejected the idea
that it is hard to find qualified
people willing to assume the
thankless task.
"There are a number of people
that really want the job," he said.
"We have a couple of highly
qualified people. But it's hard to
find the kind of qualities we're
looking for."
What kind?
They're fairly obvious, said the
source, but for one thing a new
director would have to be "ac-
ceptable to the various constituen-
cies with which he has to deal."
That meant someone who would

1e welcomed--or at least tolerated
-by the nation's draft-age youth
as well as congressional leaders
who oversee the draft.
One possible prospect was Dav-
id O. Maxwell, 39-year-old Penn-
sylvania budget director, who con-
firmed he was in touch with the
White House about a job; neither
he nor the White House would
say whether they discussed t h e
draft post.
But that was over a month ago.
More recently there was a pub-
lished report that President Nixon
had asked Woody Hayes, football
coach at Ohio State University,
to take the job.
Hayes denied it and the White
House explained the mystery: The
President had, indeed, phoned
Hayes but only to congratulate
him on a football victory.
Hershey, now 76, helped design
the modern Selective Service Sys-

sity Lutheran Chapel, Dec. 7,
d 11:00, 1511 Washtenaw, 20th
sary Service, Communion at
ermon by thetRev. Alfred T.
"On Leaving the Teens".
a Delta, Dec. 7, 1511 Washtenaw
6:00 p.m., supper followed by
as Open House 6:45 to 8:15,
nd cookies.
rsity Lutheran Chapel, Dec. 10.
11 Washtenaw, Student-led Ad-
vice, "Carols and Lessons", Holy
Iion.
sity Lutheran Chapel, Dec. 14,
11:00 Services, Holy Commun-
:30, sermon by the Rev. Alfred
ps, "The Word became Flesh",
shtenaw Avenue.
a Delta, Dec; 14, 5:30 p.m., 1511
aw, Pizza Supper.
* * * *
rsity Lutheran Chapel, Dec. 17,1
m., Advent Service with Holy
ion, The Rev. Arthur Spomer,
shtenaw Avenue.

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