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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Tuesday, September 9; 1975



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ISRAELI DANCING
Tuesday, September 9
at 8 p.m.-Hillel Social Hall
Rikudei-Am at Hillel
1429 HILL ST.
663-3336

Timbuktu is a "for real" a
place - a trading center on the!a - r
Niger River in western Africa.
TIE MICHIGAN DAILY
Volume LXXXVI, No. CRIS
Tuesday, September 9, 1975
is edited and managed by students (Continued from Page 1)
at the University of Michigan. News
phone 764-0562. Second classpostagc "WE KNEW it was going to
paid at Ann Arbor, Michigan 48106. W NWi a on o
Published d a 11y Tuesday througn be difficult, but we didn't ex-
Sunday morning during the Univer pect it to be this bad," Morris
sity year at 420 Maynard Street, Anr
Arbor, Michigan 48104. Subscription said.
rates: $10 by carrier (campus area);
$11 ocal mail (Michigan and Ohio); Morris blamed the unexpected
$12 non-local mail (other states ana numbers of students at the ter-
foreign. .

rator calls New York teachers vote

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overwhelmingly to strike

ANDY WARHOL
is coming to Ann Arbor to pay
obeisance to and personally meet
his fans and friends
SEPTEMBER 15
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minals on the following factors:
* Hundreds of graduate stu-
dents waited until September to
register;
* Thousands of students went
through drop-add before Friday,
the first day of class; and
* many students adjusted

7h ir shedules upon changes in NEW YORK (IP) - New York vote was being taken, the state
course offerings and class times. City's 65,000 teachers voted Assembly in Albany approved a
Morris asked that department- overwhelmingly last night to $2.3-billion package planned toI
al time changes made without strike the nation's largest pub- give New York a three-month
good reason be controlled in the lic school system when their breathing spell to ward off de-
future. contract expired at midnight. fault.
They cheered, applauded and The teacher's union had said
Morris urged that extra ter- gave a standing ovation to money was no longer the maint
minal operators be hired for United Federation of Teachers issue. Instead, the contract dis-
January registration. He also President Albert Shanker at a pute centered on class sizes and
said that decisions on drop-add tumultuous meeting in Madison other working conditions.
be made before the start of Square Garden as he called on Before the vote, Shanker said
them to walk off their jobs in a long strike was likely, adding
classes, the 1.1 million-pupil school sys- that it was "a very serious mat-
tem. Yesterday was the first! ter because once we go out, we!
The name of the state of Con- day of school in the city. will stay out."I
necticut originated from the In- THE BLOW hit the city as it. ALTHOUGH the voice vote by
struggled desperately to avert 25,000 in the Garden, with 10,000
dian Quinnehtukqut, meaning bankruptcy. While the strike more in the street and a nearby
''beside the long tidal river."


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auditorP'm, appeared unani-
mous, Shanker asked all union
members to file ballots on their
way out.
"We know the shape the city
is in," said Shanker as he called
for the strike. He said the Board
of Education has urged him to
agree' to an extension of the
contract until the city's financial
position became clearer.
"Bitt," he said, "this is not a
strike for money. Members of
the executive committee said
the contract had already been
violated by increasing class
sires, dismissals and cuts in the
rights we fought so hard to win.

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WED - SUN OCTOBER 8-12
featuring
William Leach
Guest Artist1 n-Residence
Mr. Leach appeared as Cyrano de Bergerac in last seasonns
Guest Artist Series. He comes from the Asolo State Theatre
of Florida.
ARTHUR MILLER'S
WED - SAT FEBRUARY 11-14
Book by Ossie Davis
Philip Rose, and Peter Udell
Music by Gary Geld,
Lyrics by Peter Udell
Based on the play "Purlie Victorious" by Ossie Davis
FEATURING A GUEST ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE

WED - SUN NOVEMBER 26- 30
by W iiam Shakespeare
Pirected by
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Guest Artis n-Resdence
Mr. Pennell returns to Ann
Arbhr after another eason
wthStratiores alTheae
of Canada He appeared a
Pericles last season.

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