Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, January 11, 1976 Poqe Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY TICKETS ON SALE MONDAY JANUARY 12 >a and MIXED BAG Wednesday, January 21st Michigan Union Ballroom FIRST SHOW: 8:00 P.M. SECOND SHOW: 10:30 P.M. DOORS OPEN AT 7:30 P.M. Tickets $4.00 at Michigan Union Box Office The Blind Pig and both Discount Record stores The University of Arizona football team won seven of nine games in 1974, best record in the school's history. In two years of coaching foot- ball at the University of Ari- zona, Jim Young has a 17 and 5 record. Hove a flair for artistic writinci? If you are 'interest- poetryand e si or writing feature stories a b o u t the dramna, dance, film arts: Contact Arts E d i t o r, c/o e Michigan aiy Lebanese civil war worsens; 100 killed in 2 days in Beirut Safety device f ro n R~y Renter and UPI BEIRUfT - Full - scale fighting engulfed the lux- ury hotel area of Beirut yesterday for the third time in as many months, with left and rightwing militia blazing away at each other at point-blank range. Militia defending sand- bagged gun positions were close enough to scream in-; sults at each other in be- tween duels with automatic -U weapons. THE FIERCE fighting in that sector of the capital cityI brought the U. S. Embassy un- der round-the-clock sniper fire. i Christian leaders complained of the "disintegration of auth- ority" in the country and ap- pealed for army intervention to "preserve the remainder of Lebanon.''I Police sources reported 100 persons killed and 200 wounded in two days of the bloodiest fighting in Lebanon s civil war,f raising the casualty toll toE about 8,350 dead and 17,800. i wounded since last April. about 100 Nasserite militia of . fft(UN 1t 1' the Mourabitoun slipped into THE SEAFRONT area shud- the hotel through a secret en- dered to the thud of mortar-b bombs and rocket-propelled gre- sur etaking the garrison yCOs o nades as the rival forces open- Fighting started about 4 a.m c three a ysnewf battlferociousnt afightinger yesterday and two hours later CHICAGO (A)-The "fail-safe" intBirut's easternistrictg a mortar barrage swept the device on a rapid transit train in Beirut's eastern districts. area. Soon after dawn a vicious was not working properly and But Beirutis have become so gun battle was raging. had been turned off when it accustomed to the noise of bat- slammed into the rear of an-. tle that only 100 yards behind A LEFTWINGER, crouched other train, say Chicago Transit the new front line housewives (in the shelter of a sandbagged Aithority officials. were hanging out their wash- barricade, fired a rocket-pro- A 61-year-old man, one of ing and gossiping over cups of pelled grenade' at a security more than 400 persons injured coffee. forces armored vehicle outside in the collision, died yesterday. Witnesses said the U S. Em- the Holiday Inn, then dived for The dead man, Kenneth Biere bassy located on the coast west cover as a storm of bullets of Chicago, was one of the 61 of the hotel district was coming from the hotel raked his post. persons hospitalized after the t... . 1 ,,,.,..i fir At least one armored per- rish-hour collision Friday morn- MW MUSKET MASS MEETING for 'HELLODOLI Wednesday, Jan. 14, 1976 7:30 P.M. 2nd Floor, Michigan Union AUDITIONS-JANUARY 15-17,1976 11 under constan sniper ire making access to the building extremely hazardous." "S OMEBODY uptherel is watching us and as soon as, sonnel carrier of the security forces was knocked out in the engagement. The leftwingers said they had knocked out two of them. ANN ARBOR-Prepare yourself for the RETURN INVASION of PLUS ALSO APPEARING: Ann Arbor's Fires , rown comedy specialists .A.. k Theatre The Movie Professionals SUNDAY, JANUARY 18th & Monday, JANUARY 19th M A T R 1X"T H E'A T RE 603 E. 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For information write or call Behavior Science Services, 524 Packard, Ann Arbor, Mich., 48104 994-0019 the entrance door opens, he op- ens fire," an embassy visitort said. Snipers also terrorizeds other parts of uptown Beirut, as, one hospital reported treat-r ing 30 people wounded in the area. Both sides claimed they weref on the defensive. Last night,t both anticipated the enemy would attack, although neither admitted that it had any offen- sive plans.s At nightfall Friday the big ho- tels in the area - St. Georges, Phoenicia, and Holiday Inn, all wrecked in the fighting of Oc-l tober and December - weres occupied by peacekeeping se-t curity forces. S 0 M E T I M E during thet night, Christian Phalangist mi-l litia infiltrated into the Holiday1 Inn and leftwing M6slem mi- litia moved into the Phoenicia. The Gendarmerie Lieutenant1 in charge of the Phoenicia De-i partment told reporters thatt DAILY OFFICI Sunday, January 11 Day CalendarI WUOM: The States of the Union --features Michigan, 1 pm. Musical Society: Detroit Sym-i phony, Hili Aud., 2:30 pm.D1 Music School: Grand Duos ofI Three Centuries, Part I, Recital Hall, 4:30 pm; DMA clarinet recital, Recital Hall, 8 pm. Monday, January 12" Law School Classes begin. WUOM: "Uppity Arts," Connie Goldman, NPR, talks with artists, art critics, museum directors, peo- pie in museums, 10 am. Ctr. Near Eastern, N. African Studies: Joseph Shamie, "Relig- the By mid-morning the tempo of the fighting had slackened con-. siderably. At 2:20 p.m. there was a tre- mendous explosion as the Holi- day Inn was -hit by a rocket which security sources said was fired from just beside the Murr tower. DESPITE the intensity of some the clashes, neither side admitted to any casual- ties. ing. THE CRASH occured when a six-car electric train stopped at a station on the city's North- west Side. A second commuter train, with four cars, plowed into its rear end. Officials of the CTA, which rons the city's transit lines, acknowledged that the motor- man of the second train, Mc- Kiirly Ross, 35, had been allow- ed to turn off 'the "fail-safe" device installed to prevent such crashes. The device was out of order and Ross had been told by his s'nervisor to turn it off and onerate the train manually, the Co ENO MONDAY NITE SPECIAL VillaTge 1321 SOUTH UNIVERSITY l PITCHER' NITE with FOOTBALL T.V. $2.25 Moslem and Christian leaders CTA said. issued conflicting statements OE ATTN1G without the'safe- last night about the role the ty device, Ross said he was security forces should adopt in .tmnorarily blinded by the glare the crisis. of So and snow. After a meeting attended by Ross said his train was within Palestine Liberation Organiza- IO feet of the Addison Street tion Leader Yasser Arafat, station before he saw the other Moslem religions and political train sitting in the statiol, ac- leaders said the army should cording to Hubert Jewell Jr., a not intervene. safety investigator for the Na- But the Phalangist political tional Transortation S a f e t y bureau said the army should 'bard. a federal agency investi- move in to "save what remains gating the crash. of Lebanon." Jewell said the train standing in the station was delayed three .:.::%2>l're in the rear car. SOSS SAID he was traveling vus Differences in Fertility: Leh b hot 30 to 35 miles per hour anon," Commons Rm., Lane Hail t 5when sawthe train in the noon. station and hit his emergency Oral Biology/DRI: Irwin Gold- { hnk°.s. It wis too late. stein, "Cell-Binding Proteins (Lec- The impact of the collision tins from Plant Seeds)" 1033 Kel- !maged every car of both Iog, 4 pm. ,rae vr a fbt Music School: Maria Meirelles, tT) and telescoped the lead DMA pianist, Recital Hall, 8 pm. par of the moving train into the Men's Basketball: UM vs. OSU, rapr car of the train in the sta- Crisler Arena, 8:05 pm. t o. There were a total of about General Notices flu AAUP Meeting: Panel discussion 600 nnssengers on the two trains. "Can Our Grievance Procedures Be "I flew ont of my seat and Improved?" with Frank Kennedy, zliri alvia the floor and smashed Edward Bordin, & Robert weeks, ;"tn a raii'g." said Anne Dern, noon, Jan. 15; lunch reservations a iassenger. "People around needed: phone 3-2305 by noon Jan. 13. me smrashed their lips and faces career Planning & Placement on the guardrails . . . I could 3200 SAB, 764-7456 see teeth on the floor." If you want a job or plan to at- Roswsssene edn tend graduate/professional school Ross was suspended pending make an appointment to visit with the investigation of the collision. reps on campus. Interviewing at The CTA' said he was tested im- CP&P: Jan. 20; Orbach's Inc., Jan. mediately for traces of alcohol 21; Prudential Life, Jan. 22; So. drugs in his system and that Methodist Univ/Law, Cargill, & U ordy of Toledo/Law. i the reports were negative. BEIT MIDRASH at HILLEL A Program of Jewish Studies HEBREW FOR BEGINNERS-Emphasis on conversation INTERMEDIATE HEBREW-Continuation of Hebrew for Beginners HEBREW SPEAKING CLUB-Practice what you know MODERN HEBREW LITERATURE IN TRANSLATION-Best known short stories BASIC JUDAISM-An introduction to Jewish Religion and life JUDAISM-An examination of the Jewish Religion INTRODUCTION TO BIBLICAL LITERATURE- How to read the Tanach THE ARCHITECTURE OF JEWISH PRAYER- The structure and content of Jewish Liturgy ARABS, ISRAELIS, AND PALESTINIANS-A study of source material ZIONISM: Ideology and Movement-A study of the dream and it's development JEWISH HERETICS-An examination of the lives and thinking of prominent Jewish heretics CURRENT FICTION BY AMERICAN JEWS- Discussion of recent works by Doctrow, Paley, Roth and Richler POETRY OF THE JEWISH PEOPLE FROM THE BIBLE TO TODAY-A representative sampling MODERN JEWISH THOUGHT-A close reading of several recent Jewish Theologians JEWISH RESPONSE TO THE PROBLEM OF EVIL-Why do the good suffer or the wicked prosper? 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