THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Tuesday, April 19, 1977
THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, April 19, 1977
IT' may
sell Mobil
OilCorp.
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appears to have been import-
ing oil through the cooperative
activities of oil subsidiaries in
South Africa and Rhodesia.
The church report names Mo-
bil Oil as one of the largest vio-
lators of the U. N. and U. S.
sanctions, which became law
during the Johnson Administra-
tion.
U N D E R U. S. govern-
ment. regulations implementing
the boycott, no person "subject
to the jurisdiction of the United
States" can transfer property
which involves merchandise
destined for Rhodesia. This
prohibition applies to any U.S.
corporation, such as Mobil Oil
Corporation, and to any U. S.
citizen.
Council defeats
Bell parking plaH
(Continued from Page 1) the property. The homes, how-
agreed with Allen that the city ever, have not been officially
had been avoiding the issue of certified as a part of the Ann
downtown parking for too long: Arbor Historic District.
"We have an obligation (to pro- Development of the 83-space
vide parking), at least on this parking lot would result in only
one parcel," Belcher said. 34 additional parking spaces.
Belcher said he voted against Harry Kenworthy, manager of
the parking lot proposal because{the Michigan Bell office, has
viortion of theit oeangsi said that if the proposal was de-
nilaincs.yzoningo feated the company would in-
nances. vestigate other options. Bell's
The Washington Street prop- argument throughout its attempt
erty is currently zoned for sur- to obtain approval of the plan
face parking lot because of its has been that an expanded lot
proximity to the Bell offices would increase safety for fe-
across the street. The Liberty male employes who must often
Street property, however, is cur- walk a long distance in the dark
rently zoned for residential and to their cars.
commercial use. Property owner Kelly told
Belcher said a It h o u g h he Council: "I bought this proper-
would favor approval of the ty in hopes of funding my re-
Washington Street site, he could tirement. Now I'm ready to re-
not vote to pass the entire plan j tire and no one wants to give
without proper zoning of the me the money to do it (by buy-
Liberty Street parcels. ing the property)."
Four houses, which have been
called historic property by the William H. Bonney, "Billy
Ann Arbor Historic District the Kid," was born in New York
Commission, and 49 parking City in 1859, but soon moved to
spaces, rented by property own Kansas and later to New Mexi-
er William Kelly, now occupy co.
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