The Michigan Daily-Friday, October 26, 1979-Page 11
SPANISH CASE TO BEGIN TODA Y
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Feminists protest abortion trial
DRID, Spain (AP)-Police drove embarrassed by the trial, it is barred postpone the trial-and a confrontation mothers of 17 children. All have adm
into a marching column of 600 from intervening by Spain's new con- with demonstrators-but would have to ted having abortions, one of them
nists yesterday - who were stitution, which guarantees indepen- open the case formally before it could years ago. Also on trial are the ab
sting the scheduled trial of 11 dence of the judicial system. legally suspend it. tionist and her teenage daughti
en charged with having or perfor- Defense lawyer Antonio Pericas' ;of- The closed-door trial involves nine Defense lawyers have kept their cli
abortions. fice said the Bilbao court might try to working-class women who are the ts' identities secret.
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As the marchers in downtown Madrid
fled from in front of the buses other
police pursued them, swinging clubs
andltossing smoke grenades.
SEVERAL DEMONSTRATORS were
injured as they were disperesed in the
second such protest in Madrid in the
past week.
The abortion trial is set to open today
in the northern Basque city of Bilbao,
Women's demonstrations also were
reported Thursday in Valencia, the
Canary Islands, the resort island of
Majorca and the university city of San-
tiago de Compostela, where police
chased 190 women from a city hall sit-
HUNDREDS OF OTHER women
were coming by bus to Bilbao to protest
in the street, she said, rishing a repeat
of violence last week in Madrid when
police waded into abortion advocated
with clubs. Among those routed was
Carmen Diez de Rivera, former chief of
staff for Premier Adolfo Suarez.
Although Suarez's government is
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Chevron alone in oil
NEW YORK (AP)-Several major oil
companies said yesterday) they won't
match the wholesale price cut of three
cents a gallon on fuel announced by
Standard Oil Co. of California.
Representatives of Exxon, Mobil,
Texaco, and Shell declined comment on
the move by Standard Oil of California
(Chevron) to decrease the price of
diesel fuel, gasoline, and heating oil,
saying only that their companies had
not changed prices.
THE SPOKESPERSONS also said
their companies do not speculate on
future price changes. Several noted the
Justice Department has complained
that such speculation amounts to anti-
competitive "signaling" of prices bet-
ween companies.
They also noted that companies don't
necessarily face the same costs in sup-
plying buyers with products, and costs
can vary by region.'
"The prices we are paying for crude
oil continue to escalate," said Michael
Thomson, a spokesman for Standard
Oil Co. of Indiana. "Chevron's actions
were the result of a set of circumstan-
ces unique to that company."
Chevron said the new prices "result
price-cut
from a moderating trend in Chevron's
costs, brought about by its ability to
supply its customers with more produc-
ts processed in its own refineries."
As a result, Chevron, the nation's
seventh-largest gasoline seller, said it
"has been able. to reduce purchases of
costly supplies of finished products it
formerly had to buy on the spot
market."
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'U' seeks to
have Marwil
federal suit
dismissed
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University's financial resources.
JUDGE PRATT could decide
whether or not to dismiss the case, or he
could reserve his decision awariting
more evidence concerning the Univer-
sity's relationship with the state.
Even if the monetary claims against
the, Regents and engineering professors
as University officials are dismissed,
the suit may still proceed against the
defendants as individuals.
"The question this court is con-
sidering is a question of some moment
for the University and state agencies,"
University attorney Robert Vercruysee
told Judge Pratt.
A similar question was almost ad-
dressed in a 1974 suit against the
University. In that suit, as in the Mar-
wil case, the University moved to
dismiss the claims for monetary
damages against the University based
on elevepth amendment restrictions.
Tho judge decided to hold a hearing to
determine whether the University is an
agency of the state of Michigan, but the
plaintiffs withdrew their case before
that hearing could be held.
Vercruysee said in his brief,
ho ever, that "the Michigan courts
ha e consistently ruled that the
Unversity of Michigan is a state in-
strpmentality and fourth branch of the
State government."
frMarwil, who has been off of the
University payroll since June, had been
Oa the engineering humanities faculty
tEr six years; -tenure reviews are
rdutinely granted for faculty members
who have been here that long.
"'Both the faculty Senate Advisory
iview Committee and the Senate Ad-
visory Committee on University Affairs
}ad suppored Marwil's request for a
fenure review. Marwil exhausted chan-
Oels for appeal within the University
before he filed a federal suit.
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