Friday, September 17, 1971
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Pace Seven
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Nordin to chair
women's commission
President Robben Fleming yes-
terday named instructor Virginia
Nordin chairman of the Univer-
sity's Commission on Women.
The commission was formed last
January following Department of
Health, Education and Welfare
findings of sex discrimination in
University hiring practices. It is
charged with insuring equitable
status for women at the University.
Nordin replaces Barbara Newell,
former special assistant to Presi-
dent Fleming, as chairman.
Nordin, associate director of the.
Institute of Continuing Legal Ed-
ucation (ICLE) and an instructor,
at the law school, will assume the
chairmanship immediately, ac-
Charges le
campus fill
cording to Fleming. She will con-
tinue to work half-time for ICLE,
a joint unit of the University and
W a y n e State University law
schools and the state bar of Mich-
igan.
"Mrs. Nordin is a very compe-
tent person and I am pleased at
her willingness to accept the po-
sition," Fleming said in making
the announcement.
A 1959 graduate of Harvard Law
School, Mrs. Nordin is a member
of the bar associations of Michi-
gan, New York, California, the
U.S. Supreme Court, the U.S. Sixth
and Ninth Circuit Courts of Ap-
peals and U.S. District Courts in
California and Michigan.
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His letter also contends that the
society showed the film "Zabris-
kie Point" without consent from
the distributors, Film Inc., and
that it also failed to provide the
SGC accepts
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Il g rou p ' Xant- Tuy, Hanoi' che
At yesterday's session of the
talks, Xuan Thuy, Hanoi's chief,
distributor with the requisite re- negotiator, reiterated that a total
muneration. American withdrawal and the es-
If the society loses its recog- tablishment of a government of
nition. G u t m a n will press its "national c o n c o r d" excluding
leaders to clear up outstanding Thieu, remained the basic de-
liabilities. mands.
Profits generated by recognized "Settlement of these two basic
campus film societies are supposed points will facilitate the settlement
to be put back into films and of the others," Thuy said.
improvements. Sen. George McGovern (D-S.D.),
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(Continued fromPage 1i attest to what he claimed was
used to acquaint students with the past harassment by members of
search ocmmittee openings. SGC the Orson Welles Film Society.
will select a panel to interview
students who would like to serve Please Follow Smokey's A
on the search committee. ALWAYS hold
The present vice president for tl
student services, Robert Knauss. matches till cold
will leave the University early next
year to become dean of the Van- BE sure to
derbilt University Law School. drown all fires
The vice president for student
services is the only executive of- CAREFUL to
ficer of the University who is se-
A lected through a search committee crush all
process. Other vice presidents arelsmokesI
chosen unilaterally by Presidentj
Fleming. Deans of the various
schools and colleges are chosens
with the aid of a search committee.
In a related action last night,
SGC reappointed Schenk to the
OSS Policy Board and established'
a committee to interview appli-
cants for another vacancy on the
board.{
The OSS Policy Board is com-
posed of five students and four
faculty members with the OSS
vice president serving as non-vot-
ing chairman.
The Policy Board makes all A
major decisions within OSS.
In other action last night, SGC
endorsed a proposal presented by Natural Foods
a coalition of local peace groups
to hold anti-war demonstrations is a melow grocery three
and a moratorium this fall. bok eto anwt
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that Hanoi would accept a total:i
U.S. withdrawal without insisting
on the overthrow of Thieu as a
prior condition for any settlement.
Thuy said yesterday the Unitedl
States would have to withdraw not
only its military personnel, but all
its war material from South Viet-
nam. thus virtually disarming the
South Vietnamese forces. McGov-1
ern said Thuy told him Hanoi was
ready to drop the demand for re-
moval of American arms.
Thuy also insisted that American
bases in South Vietnam would;
have to be dismantled, another
point on which McGovern said
Hanoi was prepared to give way.
And Thi's speech revived the old
demand that American prisoners
would only be released if Viet
Cong "patriots" held by the Sai-
gon government were also freed.
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