JETHRO TULL won't be there but HOT WATER will NEWS PHONE: 764-05532 BUSINESS PHONE: 764-0554 al4c A& 40P 4,. to ttti page three Ann Arbor, Michigan Friday, January 28, 1972 TG at Theta Xi 1345 Washtenaw Friday, Guys $1, 9-12 p.m. Girls free, y briefs n e .- w s.,,.by The Associated Press v I MICHIGAN UNION BILLIARDS COMING NEXT WEEK PLAY POOL 1/2 PRICE LADIES PLAY FREE Tuesday and Thursday first2 hours Wednesday OPEN 10 a.m. Monday-Saturday 1 p.m. Sunday FRIDAY & SATURDAY SUNDAYS & CYBELE 1962, BOURGUIGNON a thirty-year old mentally disturbed French war veteran falls in love with a twelve-year old girl. a bizarre. yet gentle look at mental instability. close in attitude to KING OF HEARTS. "COMBINATION CUPID & PSYCHO"-TIME MAGAZINE and on SUNDAY TITICUT FOLLIES This is the famous documentary banned in Mass. for embar- rassing the state's mental health department. It reveals the travesty of institutionalized psychiatric treatment, "ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST REAL-LIFE COUN- TERPART"--Ramparts ONE NIGHT ONLY! 7:00 & 9:00-AUD. A; ANGELL HALL; 75c SECRETARY OF COMMERCE Maurice Stans stepped down from the Nixon cabinet yesterday to become chief fund raiser for Nixon 's 1972 re-election campaign. ,. "" . Peter Peterson, 45, of Chicago, a former resident of Bell and Howell Photographic Equipment Co., was chosen immediately as Stans' successor. Stans' departure from the cabinet came as "no surprise," Nixon acknowledged, since it had been reported weeks ago that Stans would THE SENATE voted for the third time this week to uphold the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission's (EEOC) au- thority to issue cease and desist orders in cases of racial, re-I ligious or sex discrimination in employment. The 45 to 32 vote came on a motion by Sen. Jacob Javits (R- N.Y.), to table and thus kill a House-passed equal employment bill. The House bill, unlike a proposed Senate measure, would require the EEOC to bring suits in federal district courts against discrimina- tory practices rather than let it issue cease-and-desist orders. A SKYJACKER was killed by an FBI agent with a point blank shotgun blast yesterday while fleeing from a Mohawk air- liner. -Associated Press The pilot was forced to land at New York's Westchester Airport icCormack Testifies " where 42 passengers deplaned and the skyjacker escaped with $200,- Former House Speaker John McCormack visits Miami yesterday 000 ransom and a stewardess hostage. to testify on behalf of former aide Martin Sweig, who is charged The drama for Heinrick von George ended two hours later when with taking a bribe. Here he talks to his nephew outsi4'. the an FBI agent poked a shotgun into a getaway car. According to the courthouse. agent, Von George panicked and fired a shot. A retaliatory shot from - the agent killed him instantly. MORE BOMBING: FORMER PRESIDENT Lyndon Johnson favors limiting chiefr executives to a single term of six years." Britsh battle Iih Johnson made the statement last night in a filmed interview with CBS correspondent Walter Cronkite.r Johnson argued that if a president knew that "he had to get tii il e n .v o c everything through in six years" and didn't have to worry about WE O o e d i no len c getting re-elected, it would probably be "in the best interests of the nation." BELFAST, Northern Ireland UP) guerrilla machipe-gun bullet - About 200 British soldiers, with bringing the death toll in 21 THE UNITED Transportation Union yesterday signed a armored cars fired into the Irish years of conflict in Northern Ir signedr, a republic yesterday in a counterat- land to 217. three and one-half year contract with the railroad industry call- tack against guerrillas of the Irish The border battle begn w I t ing for streamlined new work rules and a 43 per cent pay raise Republican Army. (IRA). about eight IRA guerrillas firin ftThe shooting across the border at a British army patrol at -Forl The union had been refusing to implement the agreement, lasted about three hours. It ended hill in County Armagh from ti reached tentatively last August at the end of" an 18-day strike that I with the arrival of troops and Irish republic town of Dungoolel tied, up 10 rail lines. It had demanded assurances from the govern- police of the Irish republic. The guerrillas fired' from wiz ment that wage controls would not trim the pay raises. There were no reports of casual-: dows of Dungooley houses, and. ti Rhodesia dispute assigned priority by back nations ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia (R) - Black African nations have decided that the racial dispute in Rhodesia tops their priority list for the U.N. Security Council's first meeting on African soil. A spokesman for the black African caucus reported yes- terday that more than 20 independent nations agreed to push for two resolutions on the former British colony in eastern Africa. Their caucus met the day. before the council's week- long session begins.. One African resolution on Rhodesia is expected to deal with violence surrounding a Brit- -i I SGC Tenants Committee 1/2 th sy. In- Ish commission's opinion survey, the spokesman said, while another will cover constitutional issues and racial guarantees in the break- away colony. "We are giving top priority to Rhodesia," he added. African spokesmen have con- demned British proposals for a constitutional settlement with the -white - minority government in Salisbury, claiming they defer in- definitely African majority rule. Black Rhodesian protests against the settlement led to riots last week inwhich 15 persons were killed and dozens reported ar- rested. African diplomats seeking a united strategy for the Security Council debate on racial and co- l onial issues met for two hours under the leadership of Mansour Khi.lid, Sudanese foreign minis- ter and ministerial council chair- man of the 41-nation Organiza- tion of African Unity. The African caucus spokesman said other issues to be brought up include South Africa's continued rule of South-West Africa, Por- tuguese colonies and South Afri- can apartheid, or racial separa- tion. He said the African proposals on Rhodesia will be drafted by a committee including Guinea, Som- alia, and Sudan-all Security Council members - and Zambia, Tanzania, C o n go - Brazzaville, Zaire, Senegal, Egypt and Ethio- pia. The Michigan Daily, edited and man- aged by students at the University of Michigan. News phone: 764-0552. Second class postage paid at Ann Arbor, Mich- igan, 420 Maynard Street, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104. Published daily Tues- day through Sunday morning Univer- sity year. Subscription rates: $10 1y carrier, $11 by mail. Summer Session published Tuesday through Saturday morning. Subscrip- tion rates: $5 by carrier, $6 by mail. Nixon says more jobs essential' WASHINGTON OP) - President Nixon yesterday called unemploy- ment the country's greatest eco- nomic enemy. Nixon told Congress he is deter- mined to defeat both -unemploy- ment and inflation and reported "the outlook is bright" for suc- cess. In his annual Economic Report to Congress, Nixon quashed rumors by some officials of an early end to Phase 2. Price and wage con- trols will be enforced, he said, un- til the goal of "reasonable price stability can be maintained with- rout controls." The report, third and last of the major presidential messages to the new session of Congress, an- nounced a strong business expan- sion in the final quarter of 1971. "The outlook is bright," t h e president said, "but much remains to be done. 'Output is rising 'at a rate which will boost employment rapidly and eat into unemploy- ment." The jobless rate rose to 6.1 per cent in December. Nevertheless, Nixon claimed that the 1971 tax- cuts and the massive budget de- ficits he announced in Monday's budget message will provide, an upward thrust- for the economy. The Commerce Department re- ported yesterday that the gov- ernment's leading business indi- cators increased sharply in De- cember, foreshadowing a strong upward movement of the economy in coming months. 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