Page 14-Friday, February 23, 1979-The Michigan Daily P IVFITY cIUSICAL 8OCIETY presentj TWO Special S e Egyptian. Dance resen (a(ions These two evenings repeat a highly successful presenta- tion in the Smithsonian last month. On Monday, Magda Saleh, former prima ballerina of the Cairo Ballet, nar- rates her film on seventeen traditional Egyptian folk dances. At 8 pn in Power Center. General admission $4. Mon., Feb. 26th Noted dance critic Walter Terry comments as Miss Saleh performs three modern dances based on ancient Egyptian dances. There is also a slide lecture by Miss Saleh. At 8 pm in Power Center. General admission is $4. Tickets at Burton Tower, weekdays 9-4:30, Sat., 9-12. Telephone: 665-3717. Tes. Fe th Detroiter killed in drug raid By KEVIN ROSEBOROUGH An Ann Arbor police officer, caught in a situation demanding a split-second decision, shot and killed a 28-year-old Detroit man during a drug raid early Wednesday morning in Ypsilanti. The victim, Lesvah Pugh, was hit with a single shotgun blast in the upper chest after he dove out of a second-story townhouse window at 739 S. Mansfield St. on Ypsilanti's south side, state police said. PATROLMAN JOHN Francis fired the shot after Pugh ran from the residence, when undercover police raided the townhouse, police said. Several packets of "decks" of suspec- ted brown Mexican heroin were repor- tedly fished out of the townhouse's toilet. Autopsy reports indicate that Pugh's aorta was severed, resulting in near- instant death, police said. The incident is currently under in- vestigation by the Washtenaw County Prosecutor's Office. Assistant Prosecutor Lynwood Noah said in his preliminary assessment of the case, that Francis had to react quickly to the situation. "AS THE other officers went to the front door, Francis was going around the rear," Noah said. "With the lighting the way it was, he was in a shadowy' area. In his statement, Francis in- dicated that he heard glass breaking, then a 'thud'. He said he then saw Pugh running away. He reported that he said 'halt', and Pugh turned toward him." At that point, according to Noah, Magda Saleh POLICE MAKE B UST IN YPSI: *us R.N. PROGRAM A CAREER IN NURSING isa Two Year Hospital Based Diploma Program to be a REGISTERED NURSE Admission Requirement: High school graduation with a average, Biology, Chemistry and 2 years of Math. First year at Samaritan Health Center-St. Joseph Mercy Hospital unit, Detroit. Second year at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, Ann Arbor and/or Pontiac., STUDENT PARKING PROVIDED FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL 923-5700, ext. 376 Francis got the impression that Pugh had a gun. "He (Francis) felt threatened and he fired," Noah said. He added no weapon was, found in Pugh's possession or near his body. However, a pair of nailclippers "three or four in- ches long," were found near Pugh, Noah said. "AT THIS point we're just waiting for all of the evidence to be assembled," Noah said. "We are waiting for reports from the Ann Arbor Police, the Ypsilan- ti Police, the State Police, the crime lab, and the autopsy protocol. Our of- fice is looking into any possible wrongdoing in this case. The matter will be fully investigated - but we have to have all the facts." Francis, who was working under- cover with the Washtenaw Area Nar- cotics Team (WANT), has been reassigned to other duties. Noah said several persons were taken into custody following the raid, but all have since been released. League to oppose mall- plan1s for Ingalls. St. (Continued from Page 1) DURING THE DAY, she believes, patients and visitors to the Dental School, who normally use the short term parking on Ingalls, would take spaces used by faculty and employees. In the evenings, when the various auditoriums have performances, the area would be very congested, sh noted. 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