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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Thursday, December 2, 1976

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The U' milkman comet
I By DENNIS SABO . "I HAD PLANS to attend the delivered about twenty of the
As Busley Hall students shuf Detroit Institute of Technology 12-gallon plastic milk contain-
fle along in the lunch line, Lar- after high school, but my fed- ers that go inside cafeteria dis-
Juliano, a Farm Maid milk- eral grant didn't go through. pensers.
;- r Juian, aFar Mad mlk-So Igo this job, and I've had
man, works unnoticed as he' I got , "You learn not to lift them
tosses crates of rhilk into the it ever since.-;.off the truck, but swing them
C hristm as A rtycafeteria's walk-in cooler. . tyiango gy fm dth so you don't get a hernia,"
Juliano, 22, delivers large trying to get away from the Juliano said as he swung sev-
. home delivery-type milk per- eral onto a pushcart.
The University Suniay Denmmber 1'mIt pm qante 'whtemk sons toward ones who delivers
of Michigan cream mix, skim and choco- large quantities 'to stores and He said his truck usually car-
Artists& Craftsmen U-M (iseum', \in\rbxr late milk to Bursley, Alice institutions. ries forty 12-gallon containers,
Guild I ifthAvenueat f-illStreet ILloyd, and other dormitories- "It's cheaper to buy from forty 6-gallon containers, and
Bring this ad to the Fair and get 1/ OFF including some at Eastern Uni- a grocery store than from, a about 100 cases of dairy by-
of one gift wrapping charge. versity. milkman," Juliano said. "Christ, products.
+4n Juliaa sad. Chist,"ANN ARBOR'S a bomb town, you can go to the corner fruit
_____but is wasn't designed for a market and buy any dairy pro- "WE DELIVER every day
1{- milk, route," Juliano said, duct you want." except Sundays," Juliano said.
CO-uP0 S AR E P EOPLE bouncing in the cab of his truck "There's three Farm Maid
as it traveled North Campus' JULIANO FIGURES the dairy- routes around here. Two are
twisting roads. owned refrigerated truck he for the University and one de-
O .j c"The hills are a bitch, espe- drives costs $28,000. The 10- livers to the stores and restau-
cially with a full load of milk" speed truck's 20-foot cooler is rants.
he said. "People usually walk styrofoam insulated to keep Juliano said the trucks can
right in front of the truck. I temperatures cold even in the have more than thirty stops to
Ireally don't think they know hottest weather. make in one day, depending on
it takes awhile to stop this "Traffic in the city is a bitch," the amount ordered and which
rig." Juliano said. "I have to climb route they work.
The medium-built Juliano, curbs when making turns be- "Of course, not at every stop
wonien's & m-e n'S contrac t s spirited and witty, talked freely cause cars stop over crosswalks you deliver a lot. But it sure
about himself and his job. or are halfway in the intersec- takes awhile to make them all,
tion." no matter what size the de-
available now "I almost hit a guy's chick liveries are. You still have to
IT'S NOT the other day. The guy said empty the truck and pick up

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Milkpersons don't collect mon-
ey at the stops, said Juliano.
Instead, customers send checks
to the dairy. "This way, we
don't have to worry about hold-
ups and it saves some time in
making the deliveries," he add-
ed.
Juliano figures the worst part
of the year to deliver is the
winter.
"Michigan weather is so shit-
ty," he said. "In the winter you
have to be careful that you don't
slip. When that happens, well
it's 'ice milk' for everyone."
The first formal kindergarten
in the United States was organ-
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Boston, 1860.

Daily Photo by SCOTT ECCKER
UNIVERSITY MILKMAN Larry Juliano handles a heavy car load of dairy goodies, on their
way to strengthen growing little Bursley bones.
SOME PESSIMISTIC ASSESSMENTS
Carter sees a oomy ecorny

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PLAINS, Ga. (UPI) - Presi-
dent-elect Jimmy Carter met
with 17 economic advisers yes-
terday and his chief spokesman
said he now feels the economy
is in even worse shape than he
claimed during the election cam-
paign.

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Carter, working indirectly to
roll back steel price increases
and prevent another round of
inflation, apparently got some'
Legal Defense of pessimistic assessments on the
LHEgaILMDefNGeTOf 0conomicoutlook during a
THE ;WILMINGTON 10 closed meeting with his brain
trust of advisers - including
some top prospects for cabinet-
MRS. ELIZABETH CHAVIS, mother of level appointments.
Ben Chavis (one of the Wilmington 10, in HE SAID the statements he
prison for 39 years) will be speaking at made about the economy dur-
ing the campaign unfortunately
TROTTERHOseems to be correct," press sec-I
HOUSE retary Jody Powell said. "What;
2-4 P.M. FRIDAY, DEC. 3 had seemed to be bad now
seems worse."
Powell said he could not elab-
ANN ARBOR COMMUNITY CENTER orate on what specifically had
7:30 P.M. FRIDAY prompted Carter's reassess-
ment.
But when asked if things wereI
BETHEL AME CHURCH so bad that Carter saw a re-
4:00 P.M. SUNDAY, DEC. 5- cession coming, he said, "I
think that would be an over-
statement."

Tuesday the president-elect hasc
been making indirect efforts tor
oiSpose the steel price increasest
even though he has not yets
de-ided whether to accept the
offer of industry leaders toc
co-fer on the matter.Y
Powell said Carter would dis-I
-ss vesterdav's economic par-t
lev when he holds a news con-
ference Friday. Carter was not1
avail-ble for comment on Wed-t
nesday.t
('NE 1ST"PR''TE "e-t was
added to the original 16 ner-1
sos i,)vited to the meeting'
'v'- firmer Undersecretary oft
n-fBse Cvr-s Vance, who ar-
-il-d nmann-rd Tuesday and'
'14 several discussions with
Carter.
Asked whether Vance was in
in- for a cabinet post, Powell'
sari, "I think you are prob-'
ably in as gaod a position as!

d fa-se .secretarv who has been
mentioned as a possible choice
to be Carter's secretary of
state.
A1DES HAVE SAID Carter
orobably will choose top cabi-
"et-level economic officials of
his admix-istration from among
the 16 s hednled guests.
They included Atlanta banker
Thomas Bertram Lance, whom
Carter already has indicated he
will name to a top administra-
tion post.
Others were W. Michael
BlrM'enthal, a former assistant
r>ecretary of state and now
chairman of the Bendix Corp.;
Andrew Brimmer, a visiting
nrofessor at the Harvard gradu-
ate b isi ess school:tAlden Clau-
sen, 'chairman of the Bank of
America; Richard ,Cooper, a
Yale professor and specialist in
international economics, and for-
mer Labor Secretary John Dun-

T am on that." lop.
But asked whether Vance Also Walter Heller, a Univer-
might get a cabinet job in the sity of Minnesota professor;
economic area. Powell said, "I Juanita Kreps, vice president
don't think so." and professor of economics at
Duke University; Laurence
POWELL SAID the meeting Lynn, a Harvard professor and
was a general overview of the former high official in the 'de-
economy, touching on many partments of Defense, Interior
domestic and foreign ecf-vomic and HEW; Arthfir Okun of the
subjects including the budget, Brookings Institution and Jo-
monetary policy, possible world, seph Pechman, director of eco-
oil price increases, the steel nomic studies at Brookings.
price increases, inflation ,and ~s~~ol ec n m c p-e ~-
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- sumes Carter agrees with Vice as the situations in Britain and
President - elect Walter Mon- Italv.
dale's demand for a rollback The guest list 'at Carter's
s in the 6 per cent steel price leconomic policy session includ-
ed mostly moderate and liberal
increases announced recently, businessmen and economists
and his accusation that steel who would be likely to depart
companies are taking advantage from the conservative fiscal
:Y, of the change in government to policies of President Ford's
administration..
WHITELY, ram the increase through. A surprise visitor was Cyrus'
i. only), and j Carter spokesmen indicated Vance, the former deputy
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ed to accept that. Any appeals
he makes now are without my
permission," saidGilgore, add-
ing that he was now represent-
ed by Ronald Stanger and Rob-
ert Moody of Provo.
Gilmore, who was sentenced
to die for the slaying last sum-
mer of Provo motel clerk Ben-
nie Bushnell, 25, appeared pale
and gaunt during his courtroom
appearance - which came on
the 13th day of a hunger strike.
But he spoke firmly in his com-
ments to the judge.
Utah County Attorney Noall
Wootton, who prosecuted the
case, asked the judge to order
the execution before midnight
Monday to avoid any legal
nroblems over the 60-day time
limit.

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