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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

FriOtly, Dec6mber 1.6, 1071

PQge Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Frk~y, ~c~mber 10, 1 ~71


D li B'ter; registration on Jan. 14, 1972; come
Daily Official Bulletin to 1610 Washtenaw to pre-register be-
fore you leave for semester break, if
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10 interested.
Applications for Fulbright-Hays Trav-
Cae a el Grants available at 1014 Rackham;
Astronomy Colloquium: J.M. Green- deadline; grants tied to specific main-
berg, St. Univ. of N.Y. "The Effects of tenance & tuition specifications (except
Properties of Interstellar Grains," P&A Netherlands), and may not be used to
Colloq. Rm, 4 pm. - supplement other awards; in case of
Special Resonance Seminar: B. Ab- Germany, travel grants may supple-
raham, Argonne Nat'l Lab, "Ultrasonic ment either IE and other maintenance
Propagation in Helium-4" 2046 Ran- awards which do not specif. provide in-
dall Lab, 4 pml.traioa rvl
Gilbert and Sullivan Society: "The Application of Graduate Student Dis-,
Mikado," Lydia Mendelssohn, 7, 9:30,sertation Grants may be made
pr.o through the closing date of January
Swimming: Michigan vs So. Illinois, 17, 1972. Late application cannot be
Matt Mann Pool, 7:30 pm., acepted. Two other opportunities for
Hockey: Michigan vs. North Dakota application will be provided during the
Coliseum, 8 pm. year, one in April and another in late
International Folk Dance Barbour September of 1972. Exact deadlines will
Gym, 8-11 pm. be announced. The Students are ex-
Music School: University Jazz Band, pected to have a clear statement of theI
Hill Aud., 8 pm. research problem together with the
University Players: Vasco, Trueblood'estimated cost of each major expendi-
Thate,8 ture connected with it. The projectI
Goddard House Players: "Hello Out should hathe been review bmmitteme
Tre."and "Ano r Way Out,' s the chairman of the department.
edGuidelines and a format for this
General Noucle s submission can be obtained in the
Fellowship Office, Rackham Building
Environmental Health Seminar: Her- 1014: Information by calling 4-2218.
bert Allen, "Electrochemical Analysis of CAREER PLANNING & PLACEMENT

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WASHINGTON (A)-A broad
front of civil rights organiza-
tions yesterday charged the
Nixon administration's anti-
crime effort with subsidizing
race and sex discrimination
with millions of federal dollars.
"What this amounts to is a
glaring and blatant disregard,
for the laws of this land," as-
serted Roy Wilkins, chairman
of the Leadership Conference on
Civil Rights, at a news confer-
ence.
Wilkins and spokesmen for
other organizations announced
they had filed with Atty. Gen.
John Mitchell petitions seeking
stricter civil rights regulation
for agencies receiving funds dis-
pensed by the Justice Depart-
ment's Law Enforcement Assist-
ance Administration LEAA.
The petition seeks a require-
ment that state anticrime plan-
ning agencies, which control the

anti-crime

efforts
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Trace Metals," Sch. of Public Health
II Aud., Mon., Dec. 13, 1 pm.
Next session of Speed Reading &
Study Skills will be held next semes
THURSDAY
and FRIDAY
Anatahan
Dir. Joseph Von Sternberg
1954
The last of Von Stern-
berg's films. Anatahan
represents a departure
f ro m his earlier style.
Japanesessoldiers refuse
to believe that the war is
over. Filmed in Japan.
Plus a short:
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bulk of funds distributed by
LEAA, be barred from discrimi-
nating against racial minorities
and women in the selection of
members.
Approximately half of the
$700 million in anticrime funds ,
appropriated for the current
fiscal year passes through such
planning agencies in the form
of block grants to states.
"The problem of discrimina-
tion in the appointment or se-
lection of members of state
planning agency boards is far
from speculative," the petition
said.
It is noted that although the
Mississippi agency that distri-
butes LEAA funds has been sued
because there are no blacks on
its board, LEAA had allocated
$2 million in grants for that
state.
The petition was filed under a
little - known provision of the
Administrative Procedure Act
which gives interested parties a
means of seeking changes in
regulations drawn up by federal
agencies.
In addition to the Leadership
Conference on Civil Rights, the
petition was signed by the Na-
tional Spanish - Speaking Coa-

lition; the NAACP Legal De-
fence and Education Fund,
Inc.; the Afro-American Patrol-
man's League, and the Native
American Legal Defense and
Education Fund, Inc. In addi-
tion,, the National Organization
for Women supported the peti-
tion.
The groups contended that
equal employment regulations
adopted a year ago by the LEAA
are not working, and urged that
the agency make what they call
a positive effort to eliminate
discrimination in police de-
partments and other criminal
justice agencies receiving LEAA
funds.
"LEAA, which was put in the
unique position of funding a
national effort to improve the
criminal justice system, now
finds itself uniquely equipped
to influence the employment
practices of some 40,000 state
and municipal police, court and
correction agencies," the pe-
tition said.
Specifically, the petition ask~s
that LEAA cut off funds froth
state and federal agencies that
discriminate against minorities
and women.
It also sought a requirement
for a positive effort by LEAA to
find and correct discrimination
rather than waiting for com-
plaints to act.
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