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Wednesday, February 25 ton;" "Moon," Arena Theatre,
Day Calendar Frieze, 4:10 pm. .
WUOM: Live Nat'l Town Meeting Romance Languages / Medieval,
-panel discussion, "New Directions Renaissance Collegium: Paolo Cher.
in the Arts," 10:30 am; Opera Night, chi, U. of Chicago, "Some Consid-
8:05 pm. erations on Traditions and Topoi,"
CREES: Percival Price, "Russian Lec. Rm. 2, MLB, 5 pm.
Bells: Traditional Bell Ringing in Res. College Lecture Series. Ru-
Russian, and Related Orthodox dof Arnheim, "How Picasso's Guer-
Churches," Commons Rm., Lane nica Came About," 126 E. Quad, '
Hall, noon. pm.
Commission for Women: "Budget Michigan Women in Science:
and Operating Procedures," Re- Panel, "What Is It Like to Be a Fe-
gents' Conf. Rm. Admin., noon. male Administrator at the Univer-
Evaluation Seminar Series. Mal- sity," W. Conf. Rm., Rackham, 8
colm Cohen, "Planning an Informa- pm.
tion System in a Public Sector Or- Music School: UM Concert Band,
ganization," E. Conf. Rm., Rack- Hill Aud. 8 pm; Degree Recital -
ham, 3 pm. Patricia Dabbs, viola, Recital Hall,
Biological Sciences: Beatrice M. 8 pm.
Sweeney, U. of Calif., Santa Bar-' General Notices
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1, MLB, 4 pm. erans educational benefits: If you
Industrial, Operations Eng.: Jim will be enrolled in Spring or Spring-
Hamilton, "Performance Analysis of Summer Term and wish to receive
Paging Hierarchies," 229 W. Eng., an advancement payment on your
4 pm. benefits, complete a request form
Physics: P. Heller, 'cPhysics in the by March 1. These forms are avail-
Elementary School and Teaching able in the Veterans Certification
the Teachers," P&A Colloq. Rm., 4 Office, 1514 LSA Bldg.
pm. Summer Placement
Statistics: W. Allen Spivey, "A 3200 SAB, 763-4117
Class of Transformations for Box- Attention. Thurs. Mar. 4 at the
Jenkins Seasonal Forecasting Mod- Sheraton..Southfield Hotel is the
els " 3227 Angell, 4 pm. important date for auditioning for
University Players: Studio Thea- the Talent Show Section of Cedar
tre Series, "27 Wagons Full of Cot- Point. Go. Go. Go.
A RADICAL FEMINIST SPEAKS OUT:
". ..love is the psychological pivot in the
persecution of women."
TI-GRACE ATKINSON

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PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE Arthur Blessitt (left) crosses p
Manchester. If elected, Blessitt says he'll put God in the Wh
Holy- candidate runs
God for president
By DAN BIDDLE
Special To The Daily
MANCHESTER, N. H. - Among political genies and stunt
men gathered here yesterday for the first presidential primary,
it has been good business to look like somebody famous.
Democrat Mo Udall likes to be accused of resembling Abe
Lincoln. Fred Harris has not bent over sideways to avoid George
Wallace comparisons, at least on his looks. And Jimmy Carter
will not spit, cuss, and deny it when you say he looks like a
Kennedy. Neither will Sargent Shriver.
BUT WHEN presidential candidate Arthur Blessitt walked
through Manchester streets last week, he was carrying a 12-
foot wooden cross. What trustworthy leader-type was he trying to

Daily Photo by STEVE KAGAN
p aths with vice-presidential candidate, Ray Rollinson, (right) in
h ite House. Rollinson calls himself the "Yonkers poet."
Adrien de Pauger drew up
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confined to enlisted men when
it was instituted in 1861 for the
Navy and in 1862 for the Army.
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look like?
Actually, Blessitt wore a
vinyl jacket and a tan, and
looked more like Glenn Camp-
bell than any other celebrity.
"It's not a gimmick," Blessitt
singsonged, as a covey of hisI
supporters and children, bear-!
ing leaflets, fanned out from his
campaign trailer. "It's a sym-
bol. I want to say to people that
Jesus Christ is the cure for the
ills of this nation. Arthur Bles-,
sitt can't heal the wounds, but
Jesus Christ can."
CANDIDATE Udallhasj
been boasting of late that he
spent 31 days personally cam-
paigning in New Hampshire. If
mileage were votes, though, it
would be a blessed landslide:
the 35-year-old Mississippian'
with the orange "God Is Love"
button had walked through this
chilly mountainous state for 311
weeks.;
But does he have a chance?
Two days before the primary
Blessitt assessed his chances
like a true pol. "I believe we'll
beat one to three of the major
candidates." He said. "I know
the votes are there."
REMARKABLY, the first
passer by to walk up and shake
Blessitt's hand was a Vice-
Presidential candidate. Ray
Rollinson, a burly white-haired
man in a beany, billed himself
as the "poet from Yonkers".
He would make the best Demo-
cratic veep, because he is "ob-
sessed with telling the truth."
Even more remarkably, Bles-
sit did not ask him to join
the "Put God in the White
House" ticket.
If elected, "by God's grace,"
Blessitt said rather accurately,
he will push for a guaranteed
minimum income, slashed mili-
tary spending, a total Vietnam
amnesty, and elimination of tax
loopholes.
NOT TO mention: cancellingj
the inaugural ball, calling a na-
tional all-night prayer meeting,
and leading his 215 million dis-
ciples in a week of fasting to
"cleanse and heal our land."
That is if, by God's grace, he
gets elected.

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