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"CLOSING THE GAPS"
A TALK ON
Christian Science
By GEI TH PLIMMER, C.S.
LONDON, ENGLAND
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd
8 P.M.
KUENZEL LOUNGE
1st Floor Mich. Union

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Ford requests deficit

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would have been if the economy
was in good shape.
"THESE factors more than
account for the fiscal deficit in
1976," he said.
Ford also announced proposed

cuts of $17 billion in parts of the
budget which have so far been
regarded here as "uncontroll-
able" - long-term legislative
items, such as pensions and
social security payments, which
continue automatically from
year to year.

Troops sent to Wis.

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said as about 100 sympathizers
maintained a drum-beating vigil
at a roadblock near the -estate.
Lucey said Simonson had been
authorized to make life for the
occupants of the monastery as
uncomfortable as possible and
to allow into the 64-room build-
ing only the minimal amount of
food.
Area whites, meanwhile, still#
demanded forcible eviction of
the Indians.
"WE ASKED Simonson what
he plans to do. His reply was
to bring in 350 more troops to
contain the white citizens," one
demonstrator at the Gresham
rally said. The rally, sponsored
by a local Concerned Citizens
Committee, broke up after an
hour.
The guardsmen replaced local
authorities on the seventh day
of the takeover. Simonson had
said 25 to 30 Indians remained at
the estate after 28 women and
children left two weeks ago. #

However, he said that number
probably swelled to more than
40 as supporters bearing food
and weapons snuck this week-
end through the National Guard
lines.
OTIS REDDING BRIDGE
DEDICATED
MACON, Ga. W) - On
Dec. 10, 10 years exactly after
Otis Redding died in a plane
crash, this city dedicated to his
memory a $1-million bridge
across the Ocmulgee River.
Phil Walden, president of
Capricorn Records, read a
proclamation from Gov. Jimmy
Carter making the day of the
dedication of the Otis Redding
Memorial Bridge, Otis Redding
Day in the state, He also read
telegrams from Sens. Herman
Talmadge and Sam Nunn and
Congressman W. S. Stuckey
and Andrew Young.
The respected rhythm 'n'
blue singer was 26 when he
died.

Students to

maintain

a creative and

active programming center on campus.
University Activities Center
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SOPH SHOW MEDIATRICS
FUTURE WORLDS LECTURE SERIES
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For applications and more information,
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APPLICATION DEADLINE:
WED., FEB. 12-5:00 p.m.

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