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Friday, October 29, 1976

THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Page Nine

Friday, October 29, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine
PA ID PoLr'IICAL ADV1~RI i~MhNT

PAID POATIICAL ADVER7ISEMENT

Ford reveals atomic policy shift

(Continued from Page 1)

promise that construction of

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fuel to any nation that violated uranium enrichment facilities popularitv" ecause his camg
safeguard agreements aimed at wo ld begin early next year, in paiin depends on a "discreditedi
preventing the manufacture of Portsmouth, Ohio, creating 6,000 old formula of more promises,v
Weapons.jobs.more programs, more spend- o
But Deputy Secretary of State i
Charles Robinson told a news ; lMEANWHILE Jimmy Carterc
conference that Ford's statement told a rally in Cleveland he can- IT WAS PART of a continuing
did not automatically mean the not promise a substantial tax note of GOP optimism.
U.S. would halt nuclear supplies reduction that. a day earlier he Aboard Air Force One, White
to India, for example, if India had declared would be the "al- House chief of staff RichardI
conducted another atomic test. most inevitable" result of his Cheney contended that Ford'sa
While in Ohio, Ford coupled"economic policies after four campaign has made such in-
his nuclear proposals with a years in the White House. The roads in the Deep South that thee
Democratic candidate said that President may need to carry
with a good rate of economic only four of the eight most
'growth and lowered inflation populous industrial states.
and unemployment "perhaps" Cheney said thd President and
there could be "some tax cuts."' his strategists originally had
h , He added, "I am very careful thought he would have to carry,
not to promise that for sure." at least five of the "big eight"-
O h Ohio with 25 electoral votes is New York, New Jersey, Penn-:
believed to be leaning slightly sylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Illi-
toward Carter, although both nois Texas and California. But
sides say the race is tight. Cheney said Republican polls in-
At a stop in Indianapolis, Ford dicate Ford's prospects in the
9~ told an overflow crowd at the South look promising in Louisi-
Scottish Rite Cathedral that his ana, Mississippi, Virginia, North
(Continued from Page 1) Democratic opponent has suf- and South Carolina and Texas.

Ford has also made strong
gains in voter preference polls
in California, whose 45 electoral
votes give it the biggest clout
of any state.
But Democratic leaders are
claiming "it's all coming 'to-
gether" now in the Carter cam-
paign in California. Democrats
outnumber Republicans by about
2.1 million in the state following
a registration drive that signed
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Designed and built completely
by a team of 30 students in four
hours yesterday morning, the
structure will remain in place
over Homecoming weekend. It
will then be dismantled and ;
the parts stored, possibly for
use in other projects.
"There's no aesthetic reason
for it," said a member which
built the, "pyramid". "It's
pretty and it works. It's built
from equilateral triangles,
which are the strongest building
form."
"THE PURPOSE WAS to en-
close space on the Diag," elabo-
rated another. "It's supposed to
be quick and spectacular."
The project might have been
even quicker and more spec-
tacular if the groun had carried
o1t its original plan to erect
the sculpture overnight as a
surprise to bleary-eyed students
trudging to 8 a.m. classes. "It's
just as effective to do it in
the morning." ventured one ar-
chitect, obviously not enthusias-
tic about the idea of fumbline
with wood beams and steel
joints in the darkness. "It's too'
cold at night."
Designs for the nroiect were
s'ibmitted by students in the
Architecture school and juried
by a panel of professors. The
winnine design has been in the#
works for two weeks, with one
Pron working on the stricture
itself and another on the canvas
and rope creations adorning it.
which feature dravines and
logos relating to architerture.
"THIS PLACE TENDS to get
real intense at times - people
into themselves - and it's just
nice to'see something that 60
people can get excited about,"
said a member of the team.
"We'll have the chance to see
something we designed through,
all the way from beginning to
end."
The "pyramid" builders have,
been trying, to encourage other
students to come down and
make use of their creation. Ad-
vertising asks for "mimes, jig-
glers, and musicians" to helnI
colebrate. Some modern day 1
Greeks - fraternity men -
pronosed holding Fridav's Auto
Demolition Derbv undernpnth
the "nvranmid". but the idea
wx oniekly rlisr'arded heP' ""
it was feared the cars miet
harm the strivnture.
Now the primary fear of
project workers is that over-
enthusiastic Homecoming cele-
brants will try to climb on the
structure, an abuse the 500
pound frame is not designed to
take. A round-the-clock watch
has been posted to insure the
survival of the "pyramid"
through Sunday.
If the Trojans don't haul it
away, that is.

If criminals don'
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The criminals must
pay something... look
at all the jails. -
Yes but...
John is right... only one
in one hundred crimes
results in a jail sentence.
Now that's a crime.
Dietrich
for State
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PD. POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
PRESIDENT RKICHARD MILLHOUSE NIXON'S
Accomplishments in spite of Watergate that were done to defeat him
No. 1:
Stopped 500,000 of our boys that the Democratic Party had forced
them to kill people that wanted to form a government like we
have here in U.S. America.
No. 2:
Got the release of men like Captain Warner who were caught
and locked in monkey cages.
No. 3:
Stopped the illegal kidnapping of our sons (the draft).

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