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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

undo , October 31, 1976 I

"oge Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, October 31, 19Th

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THE
UNIVERSITY
of
NORTH CAROLINA
at CHAPEL HILL
is now accepting appli-
cations f o r 1977 - 78
from outstanding stu-
dents at University of
Michigan for the MBA
program.
FOR INFORMATION
WRITE TO:
THE MBA PROGRAM
THE GRADUATESCHOOL
OF BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION
CARROLL HALL 012-A 1
BOX 19
UNIVERSITY OF
NORTH CAROLINA
CHAPEL HILL,,
NORTH CAROLINA 27514

CANDIDATES HEADED FOR PHOTO FINISH

Ford,

Carter court big states

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(Continued from Page 1) THE FINAL weekend before
THIS MAKES the bigger and the election finds most Ameri-
more heavily populated states, cans as confused as ever about
with their large blocs of elec- the two candidates, lending force
torial votes based on their rep- to the expectation of a small
resentation in Congress, a vital turnout.
factor. The three states alone Most recognize Ford's honesty
that Ford visited yesterday, and admire the achievement of
Texas with 26, New York 41 and the post-Watergate era, but in
Pennsylvania 27, account for one conversation find it difficult to
third of $ue 278 electoral votes forgive his errors - particularly'
needed for victory. the slip over the status of East
Most polls though have been Europe. They see him as a nega-
giving Carter around 200 votes. tive force in government, lacking
Carter, however, was clearly in imagination.
concerned about the apparent Carter by contrast is not short
change in his electoral fortunes of ideas, acceptable or other-
yesterday. He urged his sup- wise, and has a vision of open
porters to cast their votes, ad- government that would be wide-
mitting frankly that the final ly accepted by most Americans
days of his 22-month quest for who would also see the benefit'
the presidency are going to be of a Democratic President work-
,tough. ing with a Democratic-controlled

ward, and partly on his in-
experience in national politi:s.
In addition to the 10-day cam-
paign blitz of 15 states, Ford has
reinforced his strategy' with
radio and television commer-
cials across the nation, empha-
sing his integrity and restora-
tion of trust to the White House.
Carter, res'ing at his home
in Plains, Georgia a f t e r his

hi;'ly s'tccessfil final debate
xi h the President, probably
'I Ce a mistake leaving the
f el ' to his rival at the start of
i ev'ek.
It allowed Ford - who had
f Mr °-illion dallars of his elec-
tion budget to spend - a cutting
ed ;e he made the most of as
he moved about the country-
side.

HOTEL IN THE SEA

PD. POL. ADv.
By urgoyne or irCUI Judge
(NEW JUDGESHIP)
* Graduate, U. of M. Law School, 1956
* Trial attorney with special interests in crim-
inal and divorce matters
S Author, "Child Custory and the Rule of Com-
mon Sense," published by the Bureau of National
Affairs, August 3, 1976, FAMILY LAW RE-
PORTER
Vote for the candidate
with positive plans
Shirley Burgoyne would establish a Family Divi-
sion. 55 % of the trials involve domestic rela-
tions. Many children involved in crime are chil-
dren of divorce.
THE CHILDREN NEED AN EXPERT
Shirley Burgovne for Circuit Court Committee
Monica Hopp, Treasurer

BARTLESVILL2E, Okla. (AP)
- A five-story, 212-room "ho-
tel" in the Norwegian North
Sea is scheduled to open in 1977
for personnel working in the
Ekofisk oil field of Phillips Pet-
roleum.
Living quarters, f a' 424 per-
sons, have an outside window
per room. Full dining, recrea-
tion and medical facilities will
include a 115-seat cinema, a
100-seat main dining room, a
Iibrary, snack bars and tw-
inunges per floor.

IF YOU CAN DRIVE
YOI COULD SAVE
WttURFREND'S
1 FE.
Fw tr rO 'f w etO
1 k i d 2

- SEMINAR -
The Roots & Products
of the
LEBANESE "Civil War"
THE INTERNAL, REGIONAL AND
INTERNATIONAL ASPECTS OF THE CONFLICT
SPEAKERS;

Congress.
ANY UNEASINESS about Car-
ter is based partly on the feel-
ing that a vote for him would
mean expensive social pro-
grams, such as the national
health proposals he has put for-

PD POL ADV
RE-ELECT
CATHERINE (

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Coordinator of the Middle East
Ted wedebor esource Center
Ted Swedenborg Graduate of the American
University of Beirut
M'~ice~r PhD. Political Science-
laval Nas$$r Cincinnati Univ.
Editor of THIRD WORLD
Joan Mandell FORUM Magazine
Staff Member of MERIP Reports
FRIDAY, NOV. 5 --7:30 P.M.
KUENZEL ROOM - MICHIGAN UNION
Sponsored by Organ. of Arab Students U-M Chapter

"In my campaign two years ago, I promised to
introduce a comprehensive county-wide proorom for
combatting rape without decreasing expnndifures of
other social service and criminal justice proorams.
Since then, I hove worked very closely with the
County Community Mental Health staff, the Sheriff's
Department and local police units, and the Com-
munity Anti-Rape Effort in Ann Arbor to establish
such a project with federal money from the Law
Enforcement Assistance Administration (LEAA)."
County Commissioner
District 15--Democrat


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