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in lower prices than now charged
by Arab .x ' ries "but considler-
ably higt'-, thin r helist
Middle E st wvr
French o~jPctions w~wr^ based on
the feeli ig that a coordinating
group might leave the participat-
ing countries open Ito possible con-
frontation with oil producers and
to charges of forming a cartel.
In place of a coordinating group,
France favors the United Na-
tions, where developing countries
Dorms
to support
boveott,
(Continued from Page 1)
mnember !at Hoffmian given jr ~b
ed non-"niop lettuce while boycott
supporters asked SGv for financial
support.
Organizers of the boycxt are
also urging students to, boycott cer-
tain brands of wine in order to
support the UFW boycott. Accord-
ing to Barry Bennett, t'ie coor-di-
nator of Alice Lloyd residents in
support of the boycott, the boycott
"is not asking anyone to give uap
,nything, it is just asking people
to drink' certain brands of wine
instead of others."
Bennett also said that studenits
are needed to help picket various
Wrigley's supermarkets in order
to support the UTFW boycott. He
added that in some areas, includ-
ing Ann Arbor, rides to oher
supermarkets are being offered to
.shoppers as well as rides to ]ccal
stotres,
"Last Saturday we got almost
20 ,people to turn away fr.m a
Wrigley's in a non-student area of
town within a two-hour period,"
Bn~tt claimed.
energy
=ernd the producing nations are all
represe'ited at the forum.
iisshg r slid the United States
~id ,cat think the United Nations
was a sa.itable body to work out
energy crisis problems. But he
said the United N-ations was a
good foram for airing the views
of all of the nations.
The American view, Kissinger
said, is that oil prices were too
low in September, 1973 before the
ouitbreak of the Israeli-Arab war,
butt are too high now.
conference ends
THE COORDINATING groip
will be called into action by the
United States buit a site for the
meeting has niot been decided. The
United States will not insist upon
becoming the chairman of the
group, Kissinger said.
In related developments, a sen-
ior official of the 12-nation Or-
ganization of Petroleum Exporting
Countries (OPEC) tarned in Vi-
enna yesterday that the Washing-
ton energy conference could pro-
duce "unpleasant tensions" be-
Definition of recession
kindles Wash. tempers
1~ *re Classified Ad Service, Phonme 764O' '7
For ii rMtonda through Friday, 10 a.m.-"4 .m.
tween oil producers and consum-
ers.
ABI)UL AAIR Kubbah, acting
chief of OPEC's information de-
partment, criticized the decision
of the conference to set up a coor-
dinating group to prepare for a la-
ter meeting of consumer and pro-
ducer countries.
"This is an unfortunate develop-
ment which is likely to produce
very unpleasant tensions between
producers and consumers," Kub-
bah told a reporter.
Abraham Khene, OPEC's secre-
tary general, said
"I PERSONALLY am not happy
about the atmosphere that was
created before the opening of this
(Washington) conference," he said
yesterday.
"We are concerned about the
atmosphere of threats and very,
strong words used by Dr. Kissing-
er."
IN ADDITION to France and
the United States, foreign minis-
ters from Belgium, Canada, Den-
mark, Ger-many, Ireland, Italy,
Japan, Luxembourg, the Nether-
lands, Norway, and the United
Kingdom attended the conference.
( Continued from Page 6)
WANTED TO RENT
NEED 8-bedroom house for Fall '74.
MISCELLANEOUS
SCUBA EQUIP! Must sell entire set.>
Call 769-1856 after 5 for details.
90M216
PERSONAL
EDDIE GEE
where there is faith
there is love,
Cal i 6-4078sor 668-6922. 92L217 wheet.nr.Islo
-. ..-TYPING term papers, theses, etc. Willwer there is eae,
HOUSE WANTED tO rent for fall se- proofread and edit grammar, etc. Also
mester. Near campus. Call 764-9896; keypunch, *format, prices vir with where there is peace
evenings, dL215; difficulty. Call 769-3348 or 662-5388 there is US!
jevenings. cMtc K.C.
$30 REWARD for information leading __ ._ __..-dF213
to rental of 3-6 bedroom house, pref- FOR SALE-
erably in Burns Park area but will ---__.__--_-- --- -__ LOOKING FOR A PUPPY? Have my
consider any location, Call Joyce, 662- TWO PIRELLI radial snow tires. 150 three months old German Sheperd!
9477. 53L216 ;miles. $50. 663-3438. 84B226 Lab Retriever for free. Call 665-9940.
dF214
$100 REWARD for house with 3. 4. 5.LINED ARMY OVERCOAT, and duffel: TRAVELING TO EUROPE this summer?
bedrooms in campus area. Full re- bag of army clothing: $25 each. 761-? Call Cindi Hopkins, 769-0634, TWA
ward for May '74-May '75 lease. $75 4102 early evenings. 058217 Campus rep. for info. cFtc
for Fall '74-May '75 lease. Call Bob D................
at 663+6263 and leave message. 95L215 HART SKIS, Head Skis, Cubco bind-' AT YE OLDE FRASER'S PUB, Monday
ins, Reiker boots. 764-0842 evenings. nites: Boonesfarm, less than $1.00.
LOST AND FOUND 88B217, Tuesday nites: Tequila and wine nite.
"'LET
ENTERTAI N
us
You..
WASHINGTON (Reuter) -- The'
1efl-it on of a recession caused a
deliression in relations between
Nixon Administration top officials '
last night.
Yesterday morning, Budget Di-
rewtor Roy Ash was quoted in the
New York Times as saying, "A
re -es ion is kind of like a bad
cold. You don't know when you get
it and when it ends, but when'
,yo'i've got it, you know you've
got it.",
Regarding Ash's definitiion, Dr.
Herbert Stein, chairman of the
President's Coincil of Economic
Advisers, said last night, "That is
none of his business."
THE DEFINITION was wrong,
he said. Experts only knew when
a recession had occurred when the
National B ui r e a u of Economic
Standards - the widely regarded.
economic bureau-said it had.
The new clash over who should
have the responsibility for saying
what in the Nixon Administration
brought immediate reminders of
the affair of the "cotton-.picking
hands."
Last year, while Treasury Secre-
tary George Shultz was in Tokyo
attending the opening of the World
Trade Talks, presidential domestic
PERSONAL
"BACH FOR A BUCK," U of M Cham-
ber Choir performing J.8. Bach's "B
Minor Mass" Friday, Feb. 15, Hill
Aud., 8:00 p.m. Tickets: 1-4 p.m.
M-F Hill Box Office or call 764-7592
days. 67F215
adviser Melvin Laird commented
on the economy.
Shultz, normally cast in the role
of a benign and unflappable figure
in the Administration, told Laird
to keep his "cotton-picking hands"
ouff the economy.
His deputy at the Treasujry, Wil-
liam Sim-on, sent white gloves on
Shultzs behalf to Laird to make
his point.
LOST: black plastic box (bulk film ALBUMS: American and English, rock-
loader, please don't open) in bag with 'n roll. Exc. condition. $1.00 each. 662-
3a photos. Please. call 761-7695 morn- 9559 948214
ings dA2l7,- . . .
.......--..__.- --.; BLUE RUG 6x9, $12, space heater $10,
FOUND: small dog, B&W with collar,! Dan 665-9888 6313215
black spots on nose and white fore-... ....
paws. Call 764-6022. dA2 4 PUPPIES. Half Labrador Retriever, half
1 English Setter. $5. 665-2878. 78B214
FOUND : 1 pair gold wire rim glasses in ....
Moe's Sport Shop, Feb. 9th. dA215 HART COMP 205 cm with Solomon 505, -
new, $200. Kneissl Blue Star 180 cm, 5f
FOUND in Arb about a week ago: gold, 'yroia bindings, $100. 769-6837 after,
wire-rimmed glasses with black ear 5. 6911217
POTTERY SALE
Dutch Auction
Feb. 12 - Feb. 16
Price drops 10%. per day
THE POT SHOP
211 S. State
Noon - 6:00 p.m.
769-4953
73F2 16
IF YOU'VE BEEN THINKING ABOUT A
CAREER IN REAL ESTATE SALES,
WHY NOT START AT THE TOP?
Kaufman and Broad, the world's largest independent' homebuilder,
listed on the New York Stock Exchange, is seeking energetic, hard-
driving Individuals who are eager to become an important part of
our top-notch sales team. No experience is required, we will train
you to the peak of your abilities while you earn. We promote from
within, and advancement is virtually assured to responsible mem-
bers of the team. Full time sales positions are now open in the
metropolitan Detroit area. Excellent commission compensation with
the opportunity to earn up to $40.000 annually. Call Ken Krull at
358-1400.
An equal opportu nity employer
KAU MAN &F BROAD HOMES
Valentine's Party
The Scene-Fine Times
341 S. Min-769-5960
part. Left bow-50/20. Right bow-
20/000. 761-4338, 662-6653. dA215
LOST: in Burns Park area: Water Spa-
niel puppy. Male. All black and fuzzy.
25 lbs. 665-0143. 77A214
NEW CARS
ANNOUNCING
PEUGEOT
UP TO 24 MPG.
NOW AT PEUGEOT OF
ANN ARBOR
SEDANS AND WAGONS
FOR 1974
aRed Zinger
PERSONAL
ROOMS FOR WOMEN
Live the good life in a co-op. Call or
stop by Inter-Cooperative Council,
Room 3N, Michigan Union, 662-4414.
Good Luck
Margo
"YPSYr'"
901 N. MAIN
769.79.35
cv tc
Richard M. Shiffrin
dept. of Psychology, Indiana Univ.
"ATTENTION AND
INFORMA TION PROCESSING"
TEA: 3:15 p.m.-Rm. 2059 MURI
SEMINAR: 3:45 p.rit-Rm. 1057 MHRI
F-.
USED CARS
1960 BUICK. Perfect body, no rust.
Runs well, good starter. Exhaust.
brar:es. tires in fair condition. Only
$200. 971-2810. 52N220
NO DOWN PAYMENT. 1972 Pinto
Sqduire Waigon. Yellow. Excellent con-
difinin. Take over paymenlts. 662-4964
evening, and weekends. 1-444-1111
"day~s. Rebecca Sobel. 22N214
1970 FORD7 FAIRLANE 500. 6 cyl. Auto-
matic transmission, air coot!. G(Vid
condition. Make offer. 662-8607.
04N2 15
TOYOTA
.CASH
BRING YOUIR TITL E
WE'LL BUY YOUR CAR!
TOP $$$
-SPORTS CARS -
'73 CAPRI V-6 automnatic, silver-
metallic. 10,000 miles..........$3695
'73 FIAT 124 SPORTS COUPt, 11,000 mt.
AM1-PMd. 5-speed, factory warranty
$3695
'72 DATSUN 2402, low miles, auto-
matic, AM-FM. beautiful brown'
rhetallic. chestnut interior .. $4795
'72 PEUGEOT 4-door, 4-speed. model
504. dark blue finish. 24.000 miles.
See today at ,.... .......$3495
'71 FIAT 124 Spider, 5-speed. AM-FM.
yellow, sharp...........$2795
'71 PORSCHE 914. 5-speed transmnis-
sion~, AM-FM. bright yellow
finish................ $4395
71 TRIUMPH GT-6. new paint, low
'71 JAGTIAR XK1, V-12, A.T., P.S., Ald-
FM. Ch'rome wires. 15.000 miles, x-
sharp.... .... ..............7595
'70 LAND-CRUISER, 4-wheel drive.
t' y sharp... .........$2995
-TOYOTAS-
1969.1972 all models to choose from:
100 per cent warranty on engines,
transtnlesinns and diff. for 1000 miles
or 3b days.
1973 DEMOS - Real dollar values.
Feb.
14-17
Louise
Yonkers
Goldstone
22F214
NEED rIAcSPORT, GRADUATE SCHOOL
OR EVEN JOB APPLICATION PIC-
TURES? Then come to the second
floor of the Michigan Daily Wednes-
day evenings from 7:30 to 8:00. Ask
for Tom, dF216
OPEN BOWLING 11 A.M.
MICHIGAN UNION LANES
3PERCENT OFF SALE: Soybean Cel-
lars. 314 E. Liberty-Open 7 days.
20F220
REGISTER NOW FOR
MID-WINTER WORKSHOPS
starting dates below
Stain glass lamps .. .F'eb. I11
Stain glass windows........ ...... 14
Wood Carving..........18
Acting Workshop........ ....... 17
Vaudevillian Technique......28
American Graffiti Dances......... 13
Creative Dance .... ........27
Belly Dance . ..... ......18 or 19
T'at Chi Ch'uan . 18
Intro to Photography (free) . 13
Basic Photography.....16 or. 20
Basic Darkroom I .... ..........28
Basic Darkroom 11.... ....... 16
Photo Matting and Mounting ..., 9
Nature Photography. ........16
Studio Photography II . ......27
Yoga of Photography (free). 9 or 21
RENTALS: Photography darkroom.
photography studio, dry mount press.
Additional workshops starting in
March. Call or drop in for complete
fre* schedule.
HOURS: 1:30-9 p.m.. Mon.-Thurs,;
1:30-6 p.m. 'Fri., Sat., Sun.
ART WORLDS
A non-profit Creative Arts Center
213i' S. Main 668-6244 or 668-6222
cF215
INTERESTED in no-frills low-cost jet
travel to Europe, the Middle East. the
Far East, Africa, or practically any-
where? EDU7CATIONAL FLIGHTS can
help you find the least expensive way
for gettiitg Where you want to go.
Phone us toll-free at (800) 223-5569.
56F228
CREATIVE DANCE FILM
SEMINAR
REGISTER BY FEB. 15
Sat., March 16. 1-5 p.m.
$88 admission for film rental.
ART WORLDS. 213ki S. Main (upstairs)
between Liberty and Washington Sts.
668-6244 or 668-6222
cF215
H{ERB TEAS have been used for thous-
ands of years throughout the World.
Enjoy the culture of the continents.
24 herbs in one package from Celes-
tial Seasonings. Health Food stores have
it. Mo's 24 Herb Tea. cF217
I'YPING --769-2645. anytime. cFtc
ACTING TECHNIQUE WORKSHOP (In-
troductory to advanced) free intro-
ducetory class Sun.. Feb. 18th, 2 p.m.
Class starts Sun., Feb. 24th. 2-5 p.m..
6 weeks, $18. Register now, Art
Worlds, 213 8., Main, 668-6244. cF217
LOOKING for that special young w6-
man with the following characteris-
tics: Natural interest in science and
related* fields, above average I.@.,
athiest or agnostic, omnivorous, an-
alytical and creative, average looking,
medium to light weight, fussy about
clothes.
.Preferences: Comedies and come.
dians, small cars and/or motorcycles,
favorite color specific shade of blue-
maybte of purple, likes wide range of
music played at moderate volume,
science fiction. Bergman movies, and
movies in general, goes in for the
unordinary and practical.
Disinterested in: T ra velI. teamr
sports--especially football, and much
of art--except for Escher and Mag-
ritte.
If the above dlescript ion fits you.
we have a whole lot in common and
I would very much like to meet you.
My name is Wilfred, I'm a 27 yea
old return~ed student. Call me at 663-
0305 early or late. 55F214
GO! MICHIGAN MAT MACHINE!
dF l0E
24-YEAR -OLD male engineering stu-
dent, sensitive to life and nature,
would like to meet sensitive, fun-lov-
ing mature woman. Write box 23,
Micnigan Daily. 59F220
L1OVE, THE TRUE ALCHEMY. ELIXER
OF LIFE, FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH.
Informal talk/discussion by Winifred
Wylie. presented by Theosophical So-
ciety in Ann Arbor at 7:30 p~m. Fri.,
Feb. 15 at Art Worlds. 213t2 S. Main
(upstairs?. Between Liberty and
Washington Streets. CF214
BLEND THAT STYLE WITH
PROFESSIONAL
HAIR CARE PRODUCTS
U-M STYLISTS AT THE UNION
cF215
X-Col.untry Skis
SPECIAL
SAL.E
$60.00
PER SET
info, call Linda 665-0701, or Bracl at
449-2668, or come to 1232 Prospect
Sat, 9-5, Sun. NOon to 7. Rentals
available at $6.00 per weekend.
'58F216
TURQUOIS. Large collection of Indian
jewelry now on display at Briarwood
Mall in the aisle between Dantos and
Walden Books. Ends Saturday.
85F215;
WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY. $25 shoot-.
ing fee, no minimum, Try it. you'll:
like it! 769-0053. cFtc
10 DIVORCED PERSONS WILL SHARE;
PROBLEMS, EXPLORE NEW DIREC-
TIONS: Weekend Feb. 22-24. Men es-'
pecilly invited. Call workshop lead-
ers, Bob and Margaret Blood. 769-,
0046. 12F221.
ACTORS NEEDED: all types, auditions
for 3 films, Feb. 13 and 14; 7:30-9:30.
Frieze Bldg., Room 1040, Studio B.
41F214'
GYPSY
FEB. 14-17 8:00 P.M.
SUNDAY MATINEE 2:00 P.M.
THE POWER CENTER.
A MUSKET PRODUCTION
80F217
BUMPER STICKERS custom printed
while-U-wait! $2. MBL Press, 1217
Prospect, Ann 'arbor 761-0942. eFt
WHY WALK FARTHER?
Get your Levi's cuffed fHairs at
WILD'Si VARSITY SHOP
DUCK SOUP (Marx Br's.) Fri., Feb. 1,
7:30 and 9:30. Hutchins Hall 100 (Law
~School), 75c. 97F215
WEDDING INVITATIONS-Mod, or tra-
ditional style. Call 761-0942 antime.
Why buy mass produced WEDDING
RINGS? Have your own personal de-
sign made by ,han. 769-7550. ,ctc
WOOD CARVING CLASS starts Mon-
day,. Feb. 18th. 7-8:30 p.m, 6 weeks,
$15, register now Art Wolds, 213
S. Main. 668-6244. 0"18
LUNCH SPECIAL until the end of Feb-
ruary. Burger, fries, and a coke for
only $1.25 (including tax), daily from
11 a.m. until 3 p.m. Only at the Gar-
bage Pit, 810 S. State, 34F220
PIPE SMOKERS! Handcrafted meer-
schaum pipes. Exceptional vales and
the mot personalized of service. Free
Catalog. PMP Co.. P.O. Box 444.
Gaithersburg. Md. 20760. 6Ft
BIOARD EXAM TUTORING
Enrollments now being accepted for
S. H. KAPLAN tutoring courses to
prepare for the upcoming M.C.A.T.,
D.A.T., and L.S.A.T. Board Exams.'
Call (313) 354-0085. eFtc-
XEROX AND OFFSET
Fast, low cost duplicating.
COPY QUICK
1217 S. University 769-0560
WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY - Prof e-
sonal Custom Work. Very reso-
able. Cal: Modern Photography, 8-
p m. 761-0272. ctc
Help a friend help yourself.
Give the gift of lfe
At the UM Student Blood
Bank, Feb. 11, 12. 13. 14
11 a.m.-5 p.m. Union Ballroom.
51F4
THE COPY MILL,
211 B. S. State: 662-3969
FOR QUALITY COPIES AND OFFSET
UNCERTAIN WHAT TO DO WITHY
YOUR LIFE? Life-Planning Weeked
Workshop.. Feb. 15-17. Call 'Bob or
Margaret Blood, 769-0046. 3F214
THE ANN ARBOR STROKE EXCHANGE
How to start new relationships while
maintaining your autonomy. Sat.
night group. Limited to 6 men, 8
women. Register by Friday night Call
S 971-0173. 14214
MICHIGAN LOTTERY tickets on sale
at the Village Apothecary. 1112 S.
University. cFt
MEET your VALENTINE through Sat-
urday Night Insurance. 663-1392.
UPTIGHT? Relax in whirlpool. Angela
massages muscles. Exclusive, confi-
dential. iexpensive. 971-6867. 03Ft
ANNUAL DIAMOND SALE - Now in
progress. Sale began January 1 and
will end December 31. Austin Dia-
t mond, 1209 S. University. 663-7151.
cFtc
ALL THE DATES you-can handle. Sat-
urday Night Insurance, 663-1392.
78F314
WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY. Profession-
al Custom Work. Very reasonable. Call
t Modern Photography, 8-6 p.m. 761-
0272. eic
sCUT TRAVEL COSTS: International'
Student ID's and Hostel passes avail-
f able at International Center, 603 E.
Madison. 0F328
eWEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY - All the
new styles of romantic photography.
No minimum order, or convenient
p packages. Weddings by David, 769-
0053. cptc
s ABORTION ALTERNATIVES
j offered by
PROBLEM PREGNANCY HELP
r 24 hrs. Phone 769-283
Office-Basement. 400 S. Division
4 cor. William. Mon.-Thurs.
1:00-4:30 p.m. Thurs. 6-9 p.m.
Free Pregnancy Testinig
a' CIt
Toyota
Ann Arbor
907 N. Main
769-7935
cNtc'
'64 VW VAN. Windowless. Double doorsI
On both sides. Runs. Brakes need
work. $350. Call 662-6304. 75N214
'63 CHBVY IMPALA. '67 engine, auto-
matic, power steering, power brakes,'
exc. condtion. No rust. $250. 663-5293 .
eves. 27N215'
1965 MUSTANG for parts. $50. Call -665-!
7549.
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