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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Friday, October 22, 197 V

Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, October 22, 1971'


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DAILY OFFICIAL
BULLETIN

Botany Seminar: Dr. Y. Kobayashi, from spacecraft, Aud. B, Angell Hall, November; req. info and two inter-
Hiroshima, Japan, "Protein Synthesis 8 pm. views to be completed by Nov. 30.
in Bacterial Spores and Activation Dur- International Folk Dance: Barbour
ing Germination," 1139 Nat. Sci. Bldg., Gym, 8-11 pm. Placem ent S rvc
4 pm. University Players: "Caesar and Cleo-

Astronomy Colloquium: Z. Sekanina,
Smithsonian Inst., "Dynamical Pecu-
larities of Comets," P&A Colloq. Rm,
4 pm.


FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22 Musicology & Program in American
Culture: N. Bruce. Univ. of Ill., "An
Day Calendar Introduction to American Piano Mu-
sic: Various Uses of Piano Music in thes
Macromolecular Research Str: Poly- Nineteenth Century," 2058 Sch, of Mu-1
mer ciece SmpoiumRm 145SIC, 4 30 pm.
mChrysler Ctr., N. Campus, 9am. Astronomy Visitors' Night: H. Aller.
yInterstellar Molecules: Chemistry in as
Commission on Women: 3540 SAB, Vacuum." and film, "Mariner Mars,"a
3-5 pm. and exhibit of lunar photographs taken-
J.'.
ASTROLOGY:
*CHARTS CAST-3.00
No Interpretation
*TABLES-Ephemerides
Table of Houses, etc.
'TEXTBOOKS for Casting'
and Interpretation
CIRCLE BOOKS
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General Notices
Environmental Health Seminar: F-
Vaughan, "Tissue Culture As A Re-
search Tool," Sch. of Pub. Health II,
1st floor Aud., Mon., Oct. 25, 1 pm.
Education Juniors and Seniors: Ap-
plications for School of Educ. Scholar-
ships for Winter Term 1972 will be
avail. in rm 1228 SEB during month oft
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INTERVIEWS: for students interested
in working with the following organiz-
ations. Call 763-1363 today for an appt.
Tues., Oct. 26, Office of Management
& Budget (Presidents Executive Office),
Boston Law College, Columbia. Univer-
sity. Grad Sch. of Bus. Ad.
Wed., Oct. 27. U.S. Civil Service, N.
Y. Univ. Grad Sch. of Bus.
Thurs., Oct. 28, Univ. of Chicago Grad
Sch, of Educ., Ohio State Univ. Grad.
Sch. of Bus.
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory. N.
Mex., Summer jobs for students who
will have their B.E. in June, 1972 in
engr., phy. sci., and math: details avail-
able at SPS.
ORGANIZATION
NOTICES
Gay Community Open House, Oct. 21,
6:00 PM, Canterbury:
NEWSPAPERS
Friend of the
CONSUMERS
Saturday and Sunday
E HILLEL presents
"IMPOSSIBLE
ON
SATURDAY"
Franco-Israeli satire
with ROBERT HIRSCH
(Comedie Francoise)
as an aging musician
and his six children
8 p.m. 1429 Hill 50c

AA Model
Cities boss
quits post
By GAYLE POLLARD
Arln Arbor Model Cities'
Director William Steward has
resigned effective next week,
according to Julia Lewis, de-
puty director of the neigh-
borhood anti-poverty agency.
Stressing that no political con-
flict motivated the resignation,
Lewis explained that Steward's
decision was influenced by "per-
sonal problems, specifically the
illness of his wife."
Steward, now on vacation, may
become a specialist in the Depart-
ment of Housing and Urban De-
velopment's regional office in Co-
lumbus, Ohio. He became direc-
tor of Modal Cities' last No-
vember, coming from the General
E'ectric Co, Steward succeeded
Dr. Robert Potts, who resigned
after less than a Year's service, in
July 1970.
Model Cities is a federally
funded, locally controlled com-
munity services agency. About
6,000 residents live in Ann Ar-
bor's predominately black Model
Cities neighborhood, bounded by
Summit. Huron, Division and
Brooks Sts.
The agency's major concerns
here include child care, employ-
ment opportunities, recreation fa-
cilities and tenant. problems of
the neighborhood's residents.
The 1'7-member Model Cities
policy board will soon begin the
search for Steward's successor.
"The program regrets his de-
parture," Lewis said. She added
that Steward's resignations would
not cause the cessation of any
Model Cities' programs.
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