The MichigOn Daily-Thursday, September 29, 1977--Page 7
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Car and truck collide at Packard and State
WEST SIDE
By DENISE FOX
.The intersection of Packard and State
wps filled with shattered glass last
night when, according to eye witnesses,
a?-truck travelling east on Packard ran
tie red light and careened into a black
at traveling north on State.
The four occupants of the car and the
driver of the truck were rushed to
University Hospital.
The car passengers were identified
at: Ora Vanhorn, 36, listed in good con-
dition; J.D Vanhorn, 34, also in good
condition; Jacqueline Vanhorn, 7, in
fair condition, and Joane Vanhorn, 6, in
Fleming
presides
at punch
party
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basement of the 137-year-old man-
sion was open to browsing students.
For those of a more outdoorsy bent,
the gardens in, the back were also
open for perusal.
'"You can play frisbee here,"
remarked LSA sophomore Sean Fo-
ley, while eyeing the spacious back-
yard that most students only view
from the lofty heights of a Graduate
Library study carrel.
WHILE REFLECTING on his brief
encounter with the president, Foley
mused, "There's a line here just as
everywhere else."
'"He seemed pretty nice," said LSA
freshman Debra Milne of Fleming.
''Too bad we don't see any more of
him," added engineering freshman
Don Verhaeghe, "He's not around
much, I guess."
WHILE STUDENTS sampled the
refreshments or hobnobbed with the
Flemings, others stood about making
sure that no one would walk off with
Fleming's private copy of Woodward
and Bernstein's The Final Days or a
souvenir football from the first game
played on Tartan Turf at Michigan
Stadium.
While most students seemed im-
pressed with the president's resi-
dence, LSA -junior Nancy Fodor
observed that it "does seem rather
secluded from the 'U'."
"HAS HE READ all these books?"
asked Don Verhaege as he eyed the
shelves brimming full of books in the
library.
"It's a good show of public rela-
tions," remarked an LSA junior of
the annual affair as he scanned the
shelves.
ut the Flemings and their abode
w ren't the only attractionsx
=4'The brownies are excellent,
remarked LSA senior Jane Sevald.
So's the cider," she added after
pilishing off a cup of the hot brew
spiked with cinnamon sticks.
'o be sure, no one left the big white
house hungry,
serious condition. The driver of the
truck, Alwin Crawford, 41, was listed in
good condition.
POLICE ESTIMATE the accident
occurred between 8:00 and 8:30 last
night.
An eye witness said he saw the truck
driver run the red light at the intersec-
tion and then lose control of his vehicle.
"The truck went through the red.
light," said Ann Arbor resident Dick
Wines. "I heard a big boom and saw, a
truck hit the car and fly through the'
air."
ANOTHER WITNESS to the accident
was riding his bicycle down State when
the collision took place.
Josh Luce, an LS&A junior, said he
-saw a little girl dangling from the
smashed black automobile and rushed,
over to offer his assistance.
"I saw another woman in the car
bleeding pretty badly from the head,"
Luce said. "I held a jacket and then a
bandage on her head," said the visibly
shaken student.
JIM BUMSTEAD, a University;
sophomore who arrived on the scene
seconds after the crash said a little girl
was hanging out the window saying,
"Mommy, I'm scared."
Gary Droz, the supplier from Ralph's
Food Market, said he heard a noise and
rushed out of the market to see the
truck spinning from the crosswalk.
The Ann Arbor Police Department
said last night they were unable to
provide any details of the accident sin-
ce the officer's report hadn't come in.
Dalmatian is the only known Ro-
mance language that is now extinct.
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