Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday; April 2, 1,972 Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, April 2, 1972 11 I I While other candidates have been attacking Burnham, Here's what Tom has been saying: I1 ECOLOGY Think VOTE About It DRUGS and POT * "Ecology is a subject often talked about but seldom acted upon. A_ typical example is the t much talked a b o ut idea of a city wide re- cycling's y s t e m with c u r b s i d e pick-up. Everybody seems to be in favor of the con- cept, but no one has suggested where the Ecology Center or the city of Ann Arbor is to * come up with the funds to purchase the need- ed equipment to run Burnham t a1I k s with Sen. such a system. I start- Stafford of Vermontabout a g r a n t for the ecology ed to investigate this center. problem several months ago and negotiated with the Ecol- ogy Center and Congressman Esch about legislation which would provide a grant for such a city wide recycling system. Progress on such legislation has been so good that several weeks ago I traveled to Washington to speak with Doug Fair- banks of the Environmental Protection Agency and lobby for Congressional ac- tion with Congressman Esch and environ- metalists: Congressman Ruppe of Mich- igan and Senator Stafford of Vermont. I feel very confident the needed legislation is soon coming. "I realize that actually doing something is out of step with ordinary campaign techniques. Candidates are only supposed to make promises. But I much prefer ac- tion to rhetoric and I think Ann Arbor's citizens do also." x TOM BURNHAM City Council 2nd Word T OMO RROW ,rry " p I L 3 Because recent attempts to term Tom Burnham a "big landlord" are completely inaccurate, we feel compelled to let the public know the truth. Tom Burnham is no more than a student manager of our building-Park Plaza. He, like many of us, is just trying to work his way through school . . . Since we have lived in Park Plaza, we want you to know that Tom is a great manager. He has a sincere interest in his tenants' needs. We think tenants in this town need a council- man who has an inside knowledge of tenant problems and has work- ed to solve them. That's why we are ... nants for Burnham "There must be a more positive relationship between drug penal- ties and drug treat- ment. I am convinced that criminal incarcer- ation without appro- priate treatment has p r o Y e n ineffective both in detering drug related crime and in meeting the h u m a n needs of drug addicts. We must take advant- age of federal funds to establish a compre- hensive d r u g treat - ment program intthis city. Furthermore we should consider drug users as persons in need of medical help, not criminal records. VOTE APRIL 3 Leona Webb Doug Hanze Lynn Fager Terry McCormick Debrah Hartwick Trudy Harrison James Read Joe Molloure Rick Bailey James Hayword Mike Palma Bruce Weny Cheryl Owen Bruce Day Ce Anne Zaboski Roberta Noss George Fieler Rich Valentine Greg Schiller Bob Baumgartner Ernie Sharpe Mary Fischer Andrea Young Don Wayne Bonnie Bacon William Meyer Michael Williams Martha Wolf Tedd Bean Glenn Malstrom Donald Blum Karlyn Louckes David Young Stephonie Pfaff Gloria Butler Thomas Smith Steven Repasky Glenn Biedron John McPherson D. Hammer Robert Goldberg Ray McCullough Bruce Curtis Mary Grimmelsman David Spink Larry Ethridge Jane Olender Dick Ravreby Susan Schwenk Laurie Sanders Ellen Pfaenatner Diane Smith Jim Christopher* Gary Lesko Bob Wheelock Ray Stakenas Steve Lennex Dave Silvester Aaron Kirkemo Bruce Weny David Taliaferro Bill Oberling Dan Thompson Ray Hatch Sheila Gisser Randy Young Dave Fischer Cathy Andrea Jerry Miklos Carol Smith Teresa Bonich Julie Fischer Rhonda Speert David Katz Greg Malacky Hans Nearhoff Alyce Bernard Jim Monson Jo Anne Elk Barbara Barnard Chuck Bloser Patrick Clark Gayle Crick Beth Evanie Ken Berneis Bob Murphy Chris Hayhurst John Zielinski Craig Hufnagel David Covert Marie Fredendall Dave Fran "In light of the recent Presidential report, there seems to be no medical reason for the continuation of laws making the use of mari- juana illegal. It should be regulated in the same manner as alcohol." Gj TOM BURNHAM City Council 2nd Word __i X TOM BURNHAM CITY COUNCIL 2nd Ward Paid Political Advertisement ' II Promises, Promises! "Students have been promised repre- sentation on the city council for years. It is a promise that non-student coun- cilmen have seldom kept. The time has come to put the voice of a student and not the promise of a student voice in city government. I am a student, know students and will speak for the stu- dents on city council. Vote for me on April 3rd and put a voice, not a promise, on the city council." Think About It VOTE Tomorrow TRANSPORTA TION Isupport a mass transportation system which concentrates on service to the lower income neighborhoods. There should be bicycle paths be- tween campus and student housing. East U. and South U. should be trans- formed into tree lined malls." VOTE APRIL 3 rx Tnm R1rnkam VOTE APRIL 3 re Tnm Rurnham 4i ft II I Il I.