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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

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(Continued from Page 1) I to citizens"-the police and fire zens," and advocates p irks in , (continued from Page 1) 4
his constituents. departments. He would advo- the downtown area, and expan-
<<I represent people who pay cate human services suc'l as sion of mass transit through the AS REPORTS of withdrawal
a hell of a lot of property day care and mass transit "not Dial-A-Ride system and the Ann and disorderly retreat flowed
taxes," Henry says. "They're to the extent that other people Arbor Transportation Authority. in from the coast, President
all for innovative programs, but do but nonetheless these are He goes on to say that the Nguyen Van Thieu and other
they feel that the city should real concerns and cannot be ig- influx of people created by in- top leaders met last night with
live within its means." nored." creased job openings through the ranking Americans in Sai-
He further claims that the Re- Everett Guy, f a c e d with expanded industry would "com-: gon - Ambassador Graham
publican-dominated council has Henry's strong candidacy, ad- pound day care problems, hous- Martin, U. S. Army Chief of
had "a pretty decent record" on mits he has little chance to win ing problems, traffic problems. Staff General Frederick Wey-
budgetary matters, and repre- and has made his camoain an To industrialize without provid- and and Defense Attache Gen-
sents a responsible mode of city effort to educate the Third Ward ing the necessary human serv- eral Homer Smith.
government. voters on the issues the HRP ices seems very, very foolisnm. Also in the meeting were
Wconsiders crucial. GUY IS the lone candidate in
motivations underlying the three "I'M NOT here to win an the Third Ward to speak out for ong, Prime Minister Khiem and
o os ert election because winning sounds strong reform of the police de- General Cao Van Vien, chief ofI
rent control, day care, and very competitive," he says. "An partment. He says, "The police the joint general staff.
ren cotro, dy crear~ yhave never been a detriment to M'
door-to-door voter registration- educational campaign is more crie. Te ea-of a policenfoe Military sources reported that
he contends they are not prac- realistic than winning."rime. Theideaof a polce for gt
tical solutions to the problems. Guy, who works at the Corn- is not awful. The idea of an SS government units had pulled out
Henry declares the day care tree Day Care Center, voices force is." of o ore p al Taitals
pooawhich would allocate! strong support for the three, Guy calls for community con-$ One of them, Phan Thiet, is
proposal,whhwudalctetrgspprfrth the trol of the police department only 100 miles east of Saigon
1.7 per cent of all city funds to; charter amendments. He laudstrloth pliedatmn oly10 iesatofSgn
non-profit day care ceners, thevoter registration proposal and neighborhood patrols. He and is the southernmost coastal,
o ro e e as "wonderful," and delaedclaims the cost of hiring police town given up by government
would remove flexibility'toet s wdr, d e dforan effective neighborhood troops.
budget priorities." He claim "when the Republicans ccme r
the allocation of such funds lies out against the proposal, don't patrol prog ram could be pro-
within the jurisdiction of city they want people to vote?"d tvided by "ahreordering of pri-
council alone. Guy calls the $565,000 allo- funds from the police depart-
Henry calls the voter registra- cated by the day care planfmeat itself,"
tion plan "a hell of a supervis- "minimal," and adds thatdif the Gey itsfd"
orpak"adsy,"ooyeisigcnes" li Guy has done little door-to-
ory askiand says,"oboy exiring ceabt survival they door canvassing, citing his obli-
can seeis going t build art oryngaou urialte gations to his work and nega-
more housing" should the rent could start worrying about qual- tireaction hehas received as
control proposal go into effect, ity day care." He also claims reaon he hasAreceCAe$ as
reasons. DUTCH SEAMAN'S CAP $8.95
Henry says the solution to the "the only way to bust the spiral- _- krr
rent problem is to encourage ing rise of rent is through rent Peaked trawler cats borrowed
the construction oftmore hous- control." eJ0s h uh'et from a Dutch Seaman's gear
Join Thebag. Wind and water repellent.
ing, forcing landlords to lower Discussing city planning, Guy Dark blue nylon. Sizes: Sm.
rents..,says, "Briarwood is stealing (6%14-'/); Med. (7-7%18); Lg.
IN THE AREA of city plan- downtown away from the citi- ; (7%-7%); XL, (712-7%).
ning Henry advocates the "re-
utilization and upgrading" of
existing facilities in the down-
town and campus area-, and1
would oppose an influx of heavy A sian
Henry ranks as his primary , B lck
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THE OTHER town left for
communist-led forces to take
over was Phan Rang about 80
miles further north, the sources
said.
They were the last two ma-
jor centers in military region
Two of the Saigon military com-
mand which has now been aban-
doned to the insurgents, the
sources said. It was not clear
whether insurgent troops had
yet moved into the towns or in
to Cam Ranh up the coast which
government forces were evac-
uating yesterday.

The military spokesperson
onlly reported that radio con-
tact had been lost with Phan
Rang and Phan Thiet.

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