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By DAVID BURHENN
A bandit armed with nothing
more visible than a hand in a
coat pocket robbed the Wolver-
ine Towers branch of the Huron
Valley National Bank of about
$40,000 Monday afternoon.
And while~ the thief was busy
filling a wastebasket with bills,_
the branch's assistant manager
ate lunch in a back room, total-
ly'oblivious to the hold-up.
BANK SPOKESMAN Robert
Bush said that" an unidentified
robber walked into the bank
about 1:30 p.m. and announc-
ed he had a gun.,
"Nobody saw any weapon,"
Bush said. "but he had his coat
up around the collar and his
hand stuck in his pocket."
The bandit told the five tellers
and two customers in the bank
to lie down on the floor and
keep quiet, Bush said, and
forced one of the tellers to emp-
ty a cash drawer into a waste-
basket.
THE SUSPECT then fled -
$40000 and one orange waste-
basket richer.
Located across the street
from the Briarwood shopping
center, the bank opened just a
month ago and until Monday
had not been robbed.
The take was unusually high,
according to Bush, because the
thief also got the contents of
a night deposit bag being pro-
cessed by a teller, which ac-
counted for 75 per cent of the
Ihaul.
WHILE THE BANDIT was at
work in the front-part of the
bank. Assistant Manager Lou
Morris, filling in for the regu-
lar manager who was on vaca-
tion, was sitting in the rear
eating lunch.-
"I missed the whole thing,"
she said. Morris neither heard
nnr saw anthing indicating a
robbery was in progress and
didn't know it had hapened un-
til another emnloye rushed
back and told her.
Daily Official Bulletin
Day Calendar
Wednesday, October 2
CEW: st of 2 Informal discus-
sions, "Exploring the Center L-
brary, s330 Thompson St., 9:30-11:30
am.
WUOM: Panel discusson, "Forein
Policy - Issues Facing President
Ford," with Henry Owen & Ed
Freed, Brookings Institution, Paul
Bolger, former Under-secretary of
Treasury, & Bob Zelnick, nodera-
tor, 10 am.
Natural Resources: Kven Myers,
"Australian Rabbit Habits and
How to Cope (Or There's a Bunny
Born Every Minute)" 1040 Dana,
noon.
Ctr. Russian, E. European Studies:
Water Kirchner, Princeton ., "The
Baltic Question In Pre-Petrine Rus-
sia" Le. Rm. I, MLB, 3 pm.
App,._ Mech.' Eng. Sc: James
Daily, "China Reconstructs: Some
Observations about Water Conser-
vancy and Engineering Education

pm.
Physics : Arthur H. Benade, "The
Physics of Woodwind Instrument
Tone Color and Response," P&A
Coiloq. Rm., 4 pm.
Museum of Art: Richard Ed-
wards, "Chinese Painting," Aud. A,
Angell, 7:30 pm.
Quarterdeck Society: C. Robinson,
"Current Topics in Naval Ship Re-
search," 311 W. Eng., 7:30 pm.
U-M Summer Washington Intern
Frog.: Mass meeting, Rackham
.mph., 4th Fir., 7:30 pm.
MHTP, LSA Student Govt., SOC:
Regent Candidates' Forum, Aud. B,
Angell, 7:30 pm.
PTP : Marcus, "The Killing of Sis-
ter George," Arena Thtr., Frieze, 8
pm.
Music School: Conrad Miller, ten-
or. Recital Hail, 8 pm.
Musical Society: Leipzig Gewand-
hus, Kurt Masur, conductor, Hill
Aud., 8:30 pm.
General Notices
Reading & Learning Skills Ctr.
will hold registration for Speed
Reading & Study Skills, .Friday,
Oct. 25, 8-12, 1-4 at 1610 Washte-
naw. Call 764-9481 for further info.
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