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Stabbing account
admittedly false

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cident, Campbell told police he
had been walking along William
St. when a man, later identified
as 29-year-old Julio Granda, ac-
costed him and robbed him of $75.
Then, Campbell claimed at the
time, he chased Granda down the
street.
Campbell's first story then de-
scribes Granda turning, pulling a
knife, and stabbing the student,
only to be chased once again be-
fore inflicting more wounds with
the knife. Finally, after a third
chase, Granda was tackled by
three workmen unloading a truck.
But this week Campbell told po-
lice that his first account was con-
cocted to conceal the fact that he
had been robbed in the midst of a
narcotics transaction with Granda.
MEANWHILE, the Ann NMrbor
N e w s launched an ill-begotten

fundraising drive for the injured
Campbell, but had to quickly re-
verse gears when the student's
confession became public.
The News printed a bedside in-
terview story about Campbell on
Feb. 19, noting that the premedical
student might lose his sight and
his career.
The following day, the newspaper
initiated the Thomas Campbell
Fund to collect cash for the young
man's medical expenses. Dona-
tions poured in, and by Monday,
nearly $3,000 had been collected.
But on Tuesday, the News print-
ed the news that Campbell's first
account was false, and that con-
tributions to the Thomas Campbell
Fund would be returned to donors.
Campbell yesterday refused to
comment on the affair, and has
been advised by his attorney that
he may now face criminal charges
himself.


Kissinger moves
toward Syria pact

prepares
electon
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She blamed last week's defeat
of a proposed TF strike on require-
ments set .by the TFs that 50 per
cent of all graduate employes vote
"yes" to get a strike.
"We got two thirds of those vot-
ing," she said, and indicated that
she expected a similar turnout in
the coming elections.
MERC ELECTIONS require only
a 50 per cent "yes" vote.
President Fleming w oul d not
comment on the GEO announce-
ment yesterday.
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A SENIOR U.S. official said the
:: :: :} < ." 'A prisoners would be released by the
Syrians during the first phase of
S.. ... ~disengagement with Israel, should
such a pact be worked out.
"r " The official, who asked not to be
identified, said that despite the
progress, he did not expect the
Arabs to relax their oil embargo
on the United States and the Neth-
erlands for several days.
There was no immediate expla-
nation why Kissinger had not an-
nounced the names he had been
VICE PRESIDENT Gerald Ford and Sen. Hugh Scott (R-Pa.) talk about the energy bill now before given a week before, but there
Congress in a meeting on Capitol Hill yesterday. was speculation he was waiting
until the names and numbers of
the sadi"r"rn lr hp- --nfir ri-n

his visit to Syria.
THE WHITE House was the first
to announce the prisoner list. An
official maintained Syria did not
want Israel to disclose it first.
Arriving at Tel Aviv's Ben-Gu-
nion Airport - formerly Lod - Kis-
singer told newsmen that "we will
say whatever is appropriate" after
his talks with Meir.
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei
Gromyko arrived in Damascus
from Moscow. Diplomatic sources
said Gromyko's trip to the Syrian
capital followed a message from
Soviet Communit party chief Leo-
nid Brezhnev to Assad.

Levin almost reveals intention
of seeking governorship againf
(Continued from Page 1) ceiling on individual campaign con- DISCUSSING other issues, the
paign strategy, Levin claimed he tributions. "Big money distorts candidate-to-be pledged more sup-
will use Watergate as an issue politics in America," he said. ; port for the deteriorating state
"legitimately." Levin chided his fellow state cities, in the form of significantly
"Milliken has fence-straddled on Democrats for their "totally re-. more financial assistance for lawI
Nixon and Watergate," Levin said. grettable" failure to push for the enforcement agencies and public
He said be believes that there is legislative expulsion of ex-State schools. Levin stressed the import-
enough evidence now that Nixon Sen. Charles Youngblood, convicted ance of reducing class size for un-I
should leave office. last spring of attempting to bribe a der privileged students.
"All who have not spoken out are state liquor control commissioner. He voiced opposition to cross-
responsible for his still being in On the pocketbook issue, Levin district busing, however, as a solu-
office," said Levin. offered little that he could do as tion for the inequities of the public
governor except to work to diver- education system.
LEVIN COUNTS himself as a sify Michigan's "one-industry econ- When questioned as to the source
strong proponent of campaign fund- omy." _ The auto industry is the of revenue for these endeavors,
ing reform, and called for a $2,000 state's largest employer. Levin admitted that he did not
.---know where the funds would come
from, but insisted he was not pro-
posing tax increases.
Levin also said he supported
existing penalties for marijuana,
use.

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This week's letters
were kind of
dull, but I did get
a neat package.
It contained a home
built mouse trap. Not
one of those hurtful, snapper, killer,
5 & 10 things. But a genuine can't-hurt-
you- and- I'm- sorry-if-I- scared - you
kind of a thing. It was made of scrap
wood and window screen (see illus.)
and I got a very together friend of
mine to do a blueprint and instruc-
tions. I also have a friend with a copy
machine, so if you'd like a copy of the
plan just mail me the mouse coupon.
Now that we've
4r< Q been nice to mice,
I'd like togiveyou
a couple of my'
favorite Akadama%
recipes that will t
be nice to you. t
akadamss AKADAMA
PLUM & 7UP
, Mix 2 to 3 parts

club soda, % of a can of frozen lemon-
ade concentrate, plenty of ice and
lemon and orange slices. To make
more just double, triple or quadruple
everything.
Listen to Mama, and pass
the Akadama, the wine that tastes
a lot more than it costs.
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