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Kapow!

THE FIGHT wasn't for real, but it
was meant to look like it. The pugil-
ist on the left is stunt man Ron Mar-
tell, who blitzed the Pendleton Room
of the Union yesterday with his
presentation on "Stage and Film
Combat."

Daily PhotF by CHIEINAAEHNEIDBER
AFSC ME LEADERS OBJTECT:

'U' hires hospital
Quld have been avoided through big learning center they had to go out will ace
University management. and hire someone else to show them troductic
e University with their how to run their own department." "They

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mismanagement, just hired out some
experts to do their work for them," An-
derson said. "It's a shame that at this

WILLIAMS SAID the housekeeping
department plans to involve AFSCME
members in the training process which

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at yesterday's prices 29
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difference at our bountiful buffet. Children 10 years and younger 200 per year.
SERVINGDAILY-DELICIOUSBAKEDCHICKEN ANDROAST BEEF'.FABULOUS
HOMEMADE SOUP# TEMPTING HOMEMADE DRESSING * MASH ED POTATOES
AND GRAVY e COMPLETE SELECTION OF TASTY SALADS PREPAR ED BY U'S
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BE A SCH.AFER'S SWEET SIXTEENER AND GET FREE DINNERS.
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part of this
said Willia
involved."
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cleaning firm
npany Service Master's in- University, and the Pacific Medical
to University Hospital. Center.
AFSCME) will be as much a "We have visited a number of these
process as they want to be," institutions and were impressed with
ems. "We hope they will be both the efficiencies achieved and high
level of cleanliness under Service
said eight permanent Ser- Master management," Williams said.
ter supervisors arrived on "We= will fully expect to reap the
esterday and 15 other tem- benefits of a better motivated, trained
ill arrive Monday to conduct and managed work force which will
programs to introduce result ina cleaner hospital."
ping employes to Service Williams said the University will win
nagement policies. two. major benefits from the new con-
tract.
LINOIS-BASED firm has "First, the level of housekeeping at
hospital housekeeping ser- University Hospital will be substan-
e past 15 years and currently tially improved," said Williams.
cts with 600 U.S. hospitals in- "Second, this will be done at a substan-
)uke University, Indiana tial cost saving to the University."



Audit. reveals or

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group
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taxes the PHTG didn'ta
employes' salaries. Tha
along with interest an
charges, may have to be p
city.
Several local businesses
vided the PHTO with su
services are among th
creditors. Also, $1,735 is
some employes of the PHT
Designed to be an advo
city's public housing te
PHTO. has met much c

ANN ARIOR
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lleath('rdowrns lard.

In Monfroe 'an(dITledoII4 dI4 4I(ay thIru SatulrdIay dinner hour~.sare I to + p.m.
andI on Sund(ays-11441idavs I I a.m. to s Ip.ml.
.Ann .Arbor (dinner houlrs 14,fdaVthru I hursd&IV arc:3 !1) 9p.ml., Iridlay-Satur(IaV to
III p.m. and( Sundays-h~olidays I I a.m. to 9 p.m.

management
gel) over the years by critics saying the
take from group doesn't represent the views of
t amount,' many Ann Arbor public housing
d penalty tenants.
paid by the AFTER THE city began funding
the PHTO, the organization expand-
s that pro- ed at a fast pace with the addition of
pplies and 12 paid employes in one year. "They
he unpaid started to lose track of funds they had
s owed to available and added staff very
0. rapidly," said Wargelin. "If we had
cate of the known of their troubles last spring,
nants, the our staff would have attempted to
ontroversy help them."
Mayor Albert Wheeler said the
audit findings "justify" his past
concerns over financial mismanage-
ment of the PHTO.
Specifically, the audit found inade-
quate management procedures in-
cluding:
* Several employes were permit-
ted to order supplies and services
without authorization from the PHTO
director;
" A journal showing cash disburse-
ments contained no entries after last
June24;
" The PHTO treasurer was fre-
quently asked to sign a series of
blank checks to be kept on hand in the
office;
" Some signed checks were never
mailed, delivered, or voided;
" Staff members were hired with-
out authorization;
* More than $6,000 in expenditures
may have been ineligible uses of
GDBG funds;
" A check stub register wasn't kept
up to date, and some checks were re-
corded as "unknown."
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