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Supreme Court rules on City
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Council ward plan amendment reorganize
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said "it is in -lear whi;h is the
legal plan." The December plan
has never been declared invalid,
but council has taken the neces-
sary legal steps to amend the
bondaries, according to Pear.
Dr. Ted Beals, a Democrat and'
member of the Ward Boundaries
Commission which drew the De-
cember plan, said yesterday he
feels the council action was "in-
appropriate and invalid."
Most service
stations to
lose Sunday
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Service stations in some areas
already have been closing on Sun-
day because of lack of gasoline
supplies. John Devine, president
of the International Service Sta-
tion Dealers Association, said
about 40 per cent of the 20,000
stations in California were clos-
in# on Sundays even before Nix
on's appeal last Sunday.
MEANWhILE, President Nixon
met yesterday with a cabinet-
level task force on the energy
crisis which ended with no an-
nounced decision on gasoline ra-
tioning or other new fuel-saving
measures.
A White House snokegnerson
said the Emergency Energy
Couiicil met for 2 hours, 35 min-
rtes. Nixon was present for only
45 minutes after which he met
with vice presidential nominee
Gerald Ford.
The meeting was called by the
President to ask for proposals to
meet the energy shortage.
W'ITTE HOUSE spokesman
Gerald Warren said the Presi-
dent and his advisers had a gen-
eral review of the shortage, and
that the discussion included an
k ssetsment of the economic im-
pact of the crisis and how to
restrict demand through both
voluntary and mandatory alloca-
. Another source said rationing
was discussed during the session,
but that the group reached no
definite conclusions.
The President was flanked by
T r e A s u r y Secretary George
Schultz, special- energy adviser
John Love, Interior Secretary
t Rogers Morton, Domestic coun-
selor Melvin Laird and Budget
Director Roy Ashe. The group,
including advisers, numbered
about 25 persons in the cabinet
4L room.
BEFORE, the White House
stood firm in insisting that ra-
tidning was a last-resort step
that "we really don't contem-
plate at this time," despite as-
sertions from industry officials
that it is inevitable to curb de-
4 mand for dwindling supplies.
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MVYOR JAMES stephenson, who1
also served on the commission,
commented he was "disappointed"
by the decision and hoped to see
the October plan "implemented as
soon as possible." He further
charged the Supreme Court's rul.
ing was "politically motivated." 1
Thursday's action came in re,,
sponse to a motion filed by locali
attorney Peter DeLoof on behalf,
of Ann Arbor resident Jane Sch,
miedeskamp. DeLoof entered the
controversy last June, arguing that1
the courts - should adopt a valid1
plan and end "harmful politicall
machinations" surrounding the
ward boundaries.l
"The decision was good," De-i
Loof said. "It properly focuses onI
the real issue in this case-the
legality of the December plan." 1
THE CIRCUIT Court has not yetj
been officially notified of the de.
cision and has not scheduled a
hearing date.
The Democrat and HRP council
members supported the December
plan as an eleventh hour com-
promise between the two groups.
1 The wards tend to favor the lib-
eral-radical constituency in the{
city.
Almost immediately after the
plan's approval, longtime GOP i,
figure John Hathaway filed a law-
suit against the boundaries, claim,
ing they did not conform to guide-I
lines spelled out in city, state and.
federal law.
the 19? city elections but also in
stru::ted the Circuit Court to 'LJd JI7 a t l
a hearing to determine the plan'
constitutionality.
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such a hearing. Instead it issued ed Jaworski with a request that
the Aug. 29 order tossing the pl-i there should be a delay in an-
back to council, a ruling which noincing the 18-minute erasure on
has since been challenged as the June 20 Watergate tape.
illegal. WARREN'S CRITICISM drew
MEANWHILE, the Republicans the observation from commenta-
captured a council majority in the tors that the White House move
April municipal election, thanks appeared to contain suggestions of
to a low voter turnout and a split intimidation, and that Warren was
between the liberal and radical po- engaged in a maneuver aimed at
litical elements. diverting attention from alleged
Almost immediately the Repub- White House impropriety in the
licans replaced Lax with Pear and Watergate affair.
instructed him to plead "no con- Nixon disbanded the Watergate
test" to the alleged errors in the prosecutors' staff when he fired
December boundary plan, rather Cox and turned the investigation
than continuing the previous city over to the Justice Department.
position that the inaccuracies were But the Cox staff was brought
insignificant. bAck by Jaworski and was report-
Then in October the GOP again ed to enjoy his full confidence in
flexed its political muscle and ran- the way it was conducting the in-
med the ward boundary amenl- vegtigation'.
ments through council, Jespite In other W-tergate develop-
strong objections from the Demo- m,"te yesterdAy:
crat and HRP council members. * Former Nixon aide Evil
ESSENTIALLY the S u p r em e Krogh aleaded guilty in the Ells-
Court's order leaves the coni.ix. berg burglary, agreed to cooper-
versy in much the same position ate with the prosecution and said
it was following the initial nigh he acted to clear his conscience.
court ruling last March-the Cir- He said he no longer feels the
cuit Court must still conduct 'a break-in can be defended as a na-
hearing on the December plan. y,. tional security oneration.
cept no one seems certain which !*0 A hearing into a mysteriois
versionfof the wards should be 18-minute gap on one of therWater-
used for next April's municipal gate tape recordings was recessed
election. until Tuesday, when Nixon's chief
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DAY CALENDAR
U-M Ski Team: Ski Equipment Sale,
Women's Athletic Bldg., 325 Forest St..
9 am.-6 pm.
Philosophy: J. Katz. MIT, "Where
Things Now Stand with the Analytic-
Synthetic Distinction." 1025 Angell Hall,
10 am.
Basketball: Michigan vs. So. Illinois,
home game. Crisler Arena, 2:05 pm.
Saturday Dance Classes: Barbour Stu-
dio, Barb. Gym Bldg., Modern dance.
12:30, Folk dance, 2:15 pm.
Gilbert & Sullivan Society: "The
Grand Duke," Mendeissohn, 2, 8 pm.
Music School: D. Mulder, viola, SM
Recital Hall, 2:30 pm.
Music School: L. Arcangeli, clarinet,
SM Recital Hall, 4:30 pm.
Music School: Wind & Percussion
students, SM Recital Hall. 8 pm.
University Players: Zindel's "Ana
Miss Reardon Drinks A Little," Arena
Theatre, Frieze Bldg., 8 pm.
Union Gallery: Ionesco's "The Bald
Soprano." Union Gallery, 1st fl., Union,
8 pm.
Musical Society: University Choral
Union, Handel's Messiah, Hill Aud. 8:30
pm.
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HE BASED the suit on a num-
ber of errors in the plan which In addition the time fato: has
resulted from inaccurate censas ? become very critical because can-
data used for designing the wards. didates for office must file peti.
Jerold Lax, then city attorney, tions with the city clerk by Jan. 1.
acknowledged the census data's To do so, the candidates must
inaccuracies but contended they know in which wards they live.
did not make the plan illegal. At-' The clerk's office reported it
' torneys representing the Demo- will begin to implement the Oc-.
cratic Party and HAR filed coup- tober ward plan next week. None-
I tersuits supporting the December theless, a separate cotrt action
plan's legitimacy. now pending before the Circuit
Hathaway's action was appealed Court seeks an injunccion pro-
to the state Supreme Court. In hibiting implementation of that
March, the court ruled that the plan until the legality of the De-
December plan should be used fir cember plan is determined.
Citizens plan to picket
A&P despite injuntiontr
of staff. Alexander H-i2, is exnect-
ed to testify. Meanwhile, exnerts
at a New York lhoratorv hewan
technical tests to try to find out
what caused the an.
S C. G. "Behe" Rebo7n's bank-
ing partner. Thomas W-kefield,
was quoted by the Miami Herald
as denying any link between a
S100,000 cash gift from billionaire
Howard Hughes and a $100,000 cer-
tificate of deposit owned by Presi-
dent Nixon.
MEAGT BALL
TEENAGE COW LIS
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
8 and 10 P.M.
COUZENS CAFETERIA
Admission 75c
Season Pass $3.00
A CFC Presentation
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Musket's very own original- Musical
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to comment on the issue, sayirg, "I've h
"The case is still before the court, stopped. E
I refuse to comment." from 11 a
The controversy has extended' heard tha
locally as well. Attorney Jonathan so," said
Rose expressed surprise when he ' tor of the
learned Hampton's statement on Committee
the decision's effect on the county. COMMI
"I T' S UNDELIEVABLE t h e Super cau
judge said that," he said. He tee is "n
claims the injunction cells for the out there
"enforcing organizations" of ninO leaving th
different counties, including Wash- viduals.
tenaw, to enforce his ruling. The A&
County Prosecutor William Dal- quite deci
hey said he was "uninformed" the situat
about the case, and was unable to made "no
say how the police will respond. The pick
The picketers nevertheless plan brief rail
to continue picketing, as usual, 110:30 a.m.
ing.
eard that we might be
But I plan on picketing
i.rn. to 5 p.m. and I've
t others will be doing
Beth Brunton, coordina-
e Ann Arbor Boycotting'
e.
TTEE DIRECTOR David
tioned that the commit-
ot asking people to go
and get busted," but is
he decision up to ndi-
P management has not
ided how they will haidleI
tion, saying they have
particular plans."
keting will begin after a
y in the Fishbowl at
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war. An epic of beauty and terror starring:Omar Shorif, Julie
Christie, Geraldine Chaplin and Rod Steiger.
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