Thursday, October 23,-1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Thur.d.y, October 23, 197 THMIHIGNDL aceThree Mother says Quinlan Lifting a quarter-ton of rock might trouble Kari Thompson of Flagstaff, Ari- zona. But this 35 pound hunk of leftover insulation - poses no problems what- so-ever. The ten year old found the material after a construction team exited a site at Northern Arizona 'hated linerin death I MORRISTOWN, N. J. (P) - daughter s a i d, "Mommy, mony, arguing that it The adoptive mother of Karen please don't ever keep me alive set a dangerous precede Anne Quinlan testified yester- with any extraordinary means allow a person to die bas day that her daughter request- or in any way that I could not statements they made1 ed she not be kept alive by "ex- live to the fullest." they became ill. traordinary" means should she ", ever be suffering a lingeringsICAN'T BELIE death. ~~~she loved life; life was verypesncndawyw Karen Quinlan has been important to her," Ms. Quinlan own life with a statement, said. "But the way she lived David Baime, deputy at coma since April 14 when she life was very important, too." gal. took a combination of drugs and Ms. Quinlan and her husband, eral alcohol. Doctors have testified Joseph, a supervisor in a phar- Although he felt the the 21 year old coed lies emaci- maceutical firm, have asked a ments were immaterial t' ated and paralyzed in her hos- Superior Court judge to name case, Daniel Coburn, Qui pital bed with hands and feet them guardians of their daugh- .temporary court - app drawn up in a fetal position. ter and allow them to turn off guardian, said, "I want tc Her adoptive mother, Julia her respirator. Doctors have it because this is probab Quinlan, testified yesterday described her condition as "ve- only time in this case we' that she and Karen several. getative" and have said she ing to hear what KarenI times discussed procedures that has no hope of recovering as a kept dying people lingering and normal human being. say." Karen expressed distaste for Attorneys for the hospital, those procedures. The state- the state and Karen Quinlan's l1EeC.Type r 4ments were prompted by il- doctors objected to the testi- nesses suffered by friends and -- --- - Ita1S relatives, some who had can- An estimated 1,100 died when / L $2" cer. dynamite trucks exploded at aT ruversity Cel AP Photo Julia Quinlan testified her Cali. Colombia. Aug. 7, 1956. THE MICHIGAN DAILY Volume LXXXVI, No. 43, Thursday, October 23, 1975 is edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan. News phone 764-0562. Second class postage pdtid at Ann .Arbor, Michigan 48108. Published d a ily Tuesday through jSunday morning during the Univer- sity year at 420 Maynard Street, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104. 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Write for details to: JOHN HARDEE 13930 Abington Detroit, Mich. 48227 iter mo lar ASKS NEW FTC INQUIRY: Broader oil probe crucial, judge says C ="Sale positively e WARE HOUSE ends Saturday, Oct.25 WASHINGTON (M - The Federal Trade Commission should consider dropping its an- titrust action against the na- tion's eight major oil companies and launch a new broad - scale investigation of the industry, a federal administrative law judge has recommended. Judge Alvin Berman said the energy crisis, "one of the most crucial issues this nation has ever faced," has arisen since the complaint was filed in July, 1973 and therefore cannot be dealt with in the proceeding. One FTC official who request- ed anonymity expressed outrage that "courtesy copies" of Ber- man's recommendations had been circulated within the pe- troleum industry before an of- ficial copy reached the commis- sion Wednesday. THE FEDERAL COMPLAINT had accused Exxon, Gulf, Shell, Texaco, Mobil, Atlantic Rich- field, Standard Oil of California and Standard Oil of Indiana of artificially jacking up consum- er prices and company profits. It charged that they monopo- lized the flow of oil from the well to the gas pump, enabling them to shut out competing in- dependent stations when sup- plies were scarce. The FTC's Bureau of Compe- tition said it wanted to turn over 40 to 60 per cent of the major companies, refining ca- pacity to 10 to 13 newly created firms, require divestiture of pe- troleum pipelines and limit fu- ture acquisitions and joint ven- tures. There was no immediate FTC reaction to Berman's recom- mendations, which are not bind- ing on the commission. A know- ledgeable source said, however, that the Bureau of Competition could be expected to fight with- drawal of the antitrust com- plaint. 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