Fridey. Oacitmbt 10, 1971
THE MICHIGAN DAII Y
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THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven
.Survey* polls student voter trends
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By BILL PRITULA
tion and home town ties on where! the more likely he is to vote here., to tenure in Ann Arbor.
Only half of the newly enfran- jthey intend to vote.
chised 18 to 20 year old students The general conclusions drawn
living in Ann Arbor will vote here by the group were that only about
next y'ear, according to results of one half of the eligible student vo-
a survey taken by a social psy- ters will be going' to polls in Ann
cholog y 0lass. Arbor, with that half including ov-.
} Under the supervision of psy- er half the avowed Democrats, and
chology Prof s. 'Elisabeth Douvan a good portion of the liberal and
.and Martin Gold, 200 students were radical students. In addition, there
surveyed to determine the "effect was evidence that the more time
of factors such as party affilia- a student has spent in Ann Arbor,
Angela Davis trial
date set for Jan. 31
Only 23 per cent of those in-r
tending to vote here classify them-'
selves as conservatives, while lib-
erals make up 43 per cent of those
voting here, and radicals, 34 per
cent.
The class found that the prim-
ary factors influencing student vo-
ting plans were home town ties,'
tenure in Ann Arbor, party affilia-
tion and interest in politics..
Of the approximately 150 reply-
ing to the survey. 14.per cent were
Republican, 31 per cent Democrat,
and 55 per cent independent or un-
decided.
Of those calling themselves Re-
publicans, 42 per cent plan to vote
in Ann Arbor and 58 per cent else-
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SAN JOSE, Calif. 0>) The mur- Arnason on Nov. 2 ordered Davis' where, usually specifying their, boi
der. kidnap and- conspiracy trial trial moved to Santa' Clara Coun- home town. 51 per cent of the De-
of Angela Davis is to begin here ty on grounds that there was a, mocrats plan to vote in Ann A. bor,lN
Jan. 31. and the prosecution pre- "reasonable likelihood" she could and 49 per cent elsewhere. Those' duo
dict it may last six months. ' not obtain a fair" trial in Marin indicating no party affiliation were fica
Davis, a 27-year-old black for- County, scene of the Aug. 7, 1970,1 almost evenly split on where thvy ',per
men UCLA philosophy instructor, courthouse shootout in which she:1 will vote, ern
will be moved to the Santa Clara is charged. Currently she is being!Tepsiiiythtteew~ i
County jail ora women's jail 'inhedinaryPlAto be more older students votinig than cor:
nearby Milpitas sometime prior to. Prosecutor Albert Harris, Jr., Iyugrsuet a asdi hntr
tht trial, told a news conference after the yugrsuet a asdwe e
Superior Court Judge Richard' trial date was set Wednesday that I results were tabulated according! en
__________- he plans to call 110 witnesses. He 7 -- ----_
said he expects the trial to lust,
Flint SGI.Ahalts; four to six months. MC IA
IDavis is charged with furnishing M IC IGA
1four guns and helping plot an abor-
Rose Bowl trip !Lie escape attempt at the Marin BAR B ER
County courthouse in which a
Student governm~ent members at judge; two convicts and an accom- B IL L IARD S
'the University's Flint campus, plice were killed.
who had planned to send them- At the news conference, while BOW LIN G
selves to, the Rose Bowl with stu- her attorneys conferred inside
dent funds, were forced to aban- more than 150 supporters of Davis1 FOOS BAL L
dfti the scheme.. jammed the Palo Alto courthouse
They voted to cancel the trip af-! hallway shouting "Free Angola !"a TA B LE T EN N IS
ter being outmaneuvered by op- and "All power' to the people!'
ponents, who arranged a student; Bobby Seale, Black Panther par-
court injunction order that prevent;ty chairman, stood on a couch urg- --
ed the funds from being touched Ijig the demonstrators to arum up
until a bearing Wednesday. support for Davis.
The Wednesday hearing date --- -:.. .
would have been too late for the:
funtds to go to a travel agency CREATIVE
bWore its deadline.
The controversy first arose when SHABBA T
tht government members planned SERVICE
to use $4,040 of their budget for the
R~ose Bowl trip. Opponents then ob-
tutned ptition signatures of 000 Every Fridy-6 P.M. ftesho' 210 mmes
which were the basis of the 'ju- tH e
clciry's injunction.orLIlt
Forty-six per cent of the students
to have lived in Ann Arbor for
er' two years plan to cast votes
re, and 32 per cent of those liv-
in Ann Arbor between six
)nths and two years will also.
twever, only 21 per cent of the
zdents who have lived in Ann Ar-
r less than six months will vote
town.
Future settlement plans and
netown ties also had a definite
:ct on the probability of stu-
nts voting in Ann Arbor. Of those
io say it is likely that they will
the in or near their hometown,
y 32 per cent plan to vote in
in Arbor, while 64 per cent of
ose now have severed hometown
s and plan to settle in Ann Ar-
,or elsewhere plan to vote here.
No conclusive results were pro-
ied for the tests of political ef-
;cy-the amount of influence a
rson feels he has on his gov-
nment. According to the class'
idings, there was no statistical
'relation between political in-
rests and intent to vote at a giv-
isite, either.
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