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Sponsored by:
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Page 8-Friday, November 16, 1979-The Michigan Daily
LSA-SG PROPOSAL TO BE ON BALLOT
Voting procedure may

By DAVID MEYER
The LSA student government (LSA-
SG) approved Wednesday night a ballot
proposal that, if passed in the upcoming
election, would change voting
procedures in future elections.
The proposal, introduced by LSA-SG
Executive Council Member Rasool Ab-
dul-Raheem, would end the use of
preferential voting and replace it with
approval voting. Under the current
voting system, students number their
15 choices for the LSA-SG executive
council in order of preference, and each
vote is then weighed accordingly. Un-
der the approval system, however,

each one of the student's votes would
recieve equal consideration.
ANOTHER BALLOT proposal ap-
proved by LSA-SG at the weekly.
meeting seeks to raise the current LSA
student government fee from 50 cents to
75 cents.
LSA-SG Vice-President Kathy
Friedman proposed four more ballot
proposals, which were approved at
Wednesday's meeting. They include:
The extension of drop/add deadlines
and pass/fail modifier deadlines: the
inclusion of student representatives on
the LSA Academic Actions Committee;
the creation of a program to aid studen-
ts in filling out graduate school ap-

plications; and, the organization of a
uniform program for training and
supervising graduate teaching
assistants.
In other action, the council also
allocated a total $1,703 in varying
amounts to the following ten student
organizations: The Undergraduate
Politial Science Association, The Union
of Students for Israel, Women in Action,

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The Michigan Journal of Economics,-.
The Asian-American Association, The
Writers-in-Residence Program, The
Residential College Action Collective,,.-'
The Student Research and Education
Project, Students for Employment and
Economic Democracy, and Strategies
for Personal Alternatives Symposium.
The Michigan Economic Society denied
funds and was asked to resubmit a
more complex budget request.
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Meany gives tearful
farewell to AFL-CIO
WASHINGTON (AP) - George "No American has fought harder
Meany, the gruff and powerful voice for economic justice" 'for union and n
a generation of working Americans, union workers, the presidient declar
bade a tearful goodbye yesterday to his "No American has believed so deeply
"house of labor." President Carter, human dignity ... and no Ameri(
touched with emotion himself, hailed has loved his country more.
Meany as a "great American." "Mr. Meany, on behalf of t
The AFL-CIO, which the ailing American people, thank you and m
Meany helped forge in 1955 and ruled as God bless you.
its first and only president, "is alive Tears swelled in the eyes of both1
and well. . . and ready to do battle with president and Meany as Carter recal
any foe who would destroy it," the 85- the recent visit of Pope John Paul II
year-old labor patriarch said in an un- the White House. The pope had co
characteristically touching address mended Meany for helping work
marking his retirement. people around the world, Carter sa
THE 1,000 delegates attending the adding, "It was a moving moment."
opening session of the labor Meany, confined to a wheelcha
federation's 13th convention gave returned the praise by endorsing C
Meany two roaring ovations, and they ter's handling of the crisis in Ir
cheered again when Carter heaped where about 60 Americans are be
praise on the man with whom he often held hostage at the U.S. Embassy
has been at bitter political odds. Tehran.

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RETIRING AFL-CIO President George Meany acknowledges applause at
the opening of the union's convention in Washington yesterday. Meany,
who will be replaced by Lane Kirkland, has headed the union since it was
formed 24 years ago.

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