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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Wednesday, March 24, 1975

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Trowbridge to seek Author tells crowd


Reagan victory in
N.C. a surprise

Fleming discusses
'U' research policy

Esch's House post
(Continued from Page 1) required to fill the fourth ward
ACCORDING to city attorney post if Trowbridge were to re-
Bruce Laidlaw, "there's no (le- sign with more than 40 days re-
gal) problem" involved with maining in his two year term.
Trowbridge running for the Although no other candidates
House during his term on coun- have yet entered the second dis-
cil. trict congressional race. State
If, however, Trowbridge wins, Senator Carl Pursell (R-Livo-
the city charter dictates that he nia) is expected to formally an-
must resign from council before nounce his candidacy on March
undertaking his congressional 29.
duties in January. The seat is being vacated by
Should Trowbridge r e s i g n Congressman Marvin Esch (R-
from council within 40 days of Ann Arbor) wthe U.S.pr enat
campaigning frteUS eae

of sexual injustice

(Continued from Page 1) ,
Arguing for legal restrictions
on prostitution, Brownmiller
said, "If men go on thinking
that if they don't have a divine
right to a woman's body they at
least have a monetary right,
rapes will continue to occur.

in a bad light. Only when it's
an exploitation of women do you
refuse to see it as a clear and
present danger."

(Continued from Page 1)
with the outcome.
At the White House, press
secretary Ron Nessen said Ford

Chronicaling the history of{
rape, which included the per-
misison of rape by ancient tribesr
so that they could increase their
tribe size and power following1

the endt ofn is term, the vacancy
need not be filled until the next
general city election, according
to the charter. However, a ma-
jority vote of council would be
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"THEY legalized prostitution battles, Brownmiller showed1
in Viet Nam," she pointed out, that "men have not only hadz
"but it didn't decrease rapes." legal support for rape, but a
Chiding the pornographic me- surprising amount of cultural1
dia for their exploitation of encouragement as well."
women, Brownmiller said, "The Brownmiller also pointed outR
essence of pornography is not the ambiguity between recent
the celebration of sex and fem- legal definitions of rape and "a:
ininity, but the degradation of woman's definition."
sex and femininity."
"The gut distaste that people "UNTIL F A I R L Y recently,
have felt for pornography is be- rape meant penetration of the
cause they know somehow, vagina by a penis," she said.
someway, that the purpose of it "Women have always felt that'
is to degrade the female body any violation was rape, but the
and sex," she said. legal violation was only con-
cerned with virginity and chas-

had anticipated a close raceI
"but he expected to win so
naturally he is disappointed.
"The point is we lost and
there are no excuses or alibis," 
Nessen said. He said Ford plans
no change in campaign strategy
and he remains confident of
ultimate victory."
FORD'S LOSS was the first by
an incumbent president since
Harry Truman was beaten in
New Hampshire on March 11,
1952.
This was the Republican pic-
ture:
Reagan 101,448 or 52 per
cent.
Ford 88,924 or 46 per cent.
Uncommitted GOP dele-'
gates 3,345 or 2 per cent.

Carolina doesn't decide a presi- By LOIS JOSIMOVICH
dential election and Carter will
have to prove himself in the big University President Robben
northern industrial states that Fleming met briefly yesterday
do. with a member of the Classified
"He's got a long way to go," Research Review Committee to
Jackson said. discuss military implications of
Wallace, in Montgomery, Ala., the Aerospace Engineering De-
said he will remain in the race partment's fuel cloud explosion
and will launch an active cam- research, but nothing much
paign this weekend for Wiscon- was accomplished, according to
sin's April 6 primary. a student member of the Com-
mittee.
HE ACKNOWLEDGED that Elham Elahi, the only stu-
his latest defeat "certainly dent member of the Committee
doesn't help" his chances else- (which checks University re-
where. search requests for compliance
In Washington, Rogers Mor- with Regental guidelines)-
ton, Ford's White House politi-'
cal counselor, said the President Population growth in the
would come close to splitting United States in 1972 dropped to
the North Carolina delegation its lowest level in 35 years.
with Reagan. "I think we have
a campaign of much firmer The average human body
foundation and much firmer contains enough fat to make
base than could be affected by about seven or eight bars of
one setback," Morton said. soap.
Coup forces Pero'n
out;, military orces'.
take over capital

talked with Fleming for a scant
five minutes after being told
the Presided t had to hurry be-
cause he had to get an injection
and leave the country.
"I WANTED to ask him three
things," said ,a somewhat an-
noyed Elahi. "I got an answer
to one and a glimpse at the
second."
He explained that he had
made the appointment a week
earlier, and that the secretary
made him wait twenty-five
minutes to see Fleming, whom
she said was on the telephone.
Elahi, however, said he
doubted that. the president was
actually on the phone for the
whole time since when he press-
ed the matter he was let int
the office.
"I DIDN'T even get the
chance to get any detailed in-
formatio'n," he complained.
"I think this is an indication
of the attention that's given this
matter," Elahi continued, add-
ing, "I think if V had been some
one with a more important p
sition I wouldn't have had t
wait that long."
Elahi said he pointed out to
Fleming that he did not feel th
fuel cloud explosion research,
which is fully funded by the U.
S. Air Force, is important in it-
self.

DEFENDING her stand on!
pornography against a member
of the audience who suggestedc
it is an issue of "individual 1
r i g h t s," Brownmiller said,j
,"They took the Frito Bandito'
commercials off the air becausel
they discriminated against Mex-i
icans, and they took 'Little
Black Sambo' out of the libra-
ries because it portrayed blacks
City plan
(Continued from Page 1) f
taxpayers would have to vote
for a tax increase (before prop-:
erty taxes could be raised, and1
the Governor has already an-I
nounced that the State won't
provide more aid for the cities.
C O U N C I L M A N Lou!
Belcher (R-Fifth Ward) said
that "the University shouldI
bear more of the city's financial
burden."
Belcher asserts that the Uni-
versity enjoys a lion's share ofl
city services while contributing
relatively little to the pot.
The city administrator saidI
that he faced a $1.2 million
deficit before when he assumed'
office in 1973.

tity." THAT GAVE Reagan 28 GOP
Brownmiller confidently add- convention delegates, Ford 25,j
ed, however, that "because of uncommitted one. Delegates
the women's movement, I think are awarded in proportion to
every state in the union will the candidate's vote.,
soon have comprehensive rape In the Democratic primary,
laws. And I'm convinced it's go- the count showed:
ing to happen within the next Carter 321,059 or 54 per cent.
five or ten years, and I believe Wallace 209,807 or 35 per
most cases will involve the rape
of wives by their husbands. cen. Henry Jackson of Wash-
ington 25,698 or 4 per cent.
s lay off:S No preference, which meansE
uncommitted delegates, 22,585I
or 4 per cent.
Rep. Morris Udall of Arizona,
"Our two objectives then," 14,122 or 2 per cent.
Murray said, "were first to Former Sen. Fred Harris of
operate each year on a black Oklahoma, 6,136 or 1 per cent.
basis and then to eliminate the Sen. Lloyd Bentsen, who had
rest of the deficit by 1975." dropped out of the campaign,
got 1,794.
THE DEFICIT was eliminated Carter got 36 delegates, Wal-
as planned, but 168 workers had lace 25.
to be laid off and another 200 1
were forced to take a short un- CARTER, IN St. Louis, said
paid vacation. he hadn't expected to run that
Although Murray doesn't have well. Wallace had been a pow-
an exact figure, he doesn't ex- erful vote-getter in North Caro-j
pect that nearly as many em- lina in past campaigns.
ployes will have to be laid off "I think the results show the
this July. people of North Carolina have
Furthermore, if the city does joined the people of other states
cut back on employes, it prob- incid at hey wan to
ablywon' scrmp o garagechoose the presidential candi-
ably won't scrimp on garbage date directly and not let power-
collection or police protection. ful political brokers do it for
them," Carter said.
ARE WAITING FOR YOU... It was his fifth primary vic-
tory. Jackson won in Massachu-
IOW TO GET IT.. setts.

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The port area of Buenos Aires
was patrolled by heavily armed
marines. A tank landing ship
was reported to be in the port,
located right behind the Casa
Rosada, loaded with military
vehicles.
SOURCES SAID military hos-
pitals and some civilian ones
were evacuated of all but the
most seriously ill patients.
Civilians working in military
buildings in the capital were
told when they left work yester-
day that they need not report
back until Monday, the Noticias
Argentinas news agency re-
ported.
The long-expected coup by
military leaders who hold Peron
and her inner circle of advisers
responsible for economic chaos,
social unrest and political vio-
lence gathered pace throughout
yesterday although at midnight
(9 p.m. EST) there had still
been no public announcement of
what was going on.
TROOP MOVEMENTS were

originally described by army "IT'S THE overall trend of
headquarters as moves to coun- people. sunvorting research that
ter growing leftwing querrilla fhas apnlications endangering
violenceu' hiinan. life," he said.
But it became obvious that it,'There is a regental research
was much more than that as gsideline which rohibits an
tanks rolled through Pampas gipene which igan
townships south of the capital sventially lead to the destruc
and several mayors in Buenos tion of himan life. There hat
Aires province revealed that ten o hisn fe. The Uni
they had been told to hand over been a rising feeling in the Uni
their post to army officers. e rsitv dco'n nit , nthatcson
Paradoxically the only area re evrchnone shere, includin
where no abnormal troop move- th evlsion reseasrch, violate
ments were reported was the this ,wideline because of its
center of Buenos Aires, around te.t 'nmilitary use. "
' the Casa Rosada. "Fle"-ine's comment," sal
OUT IN THE port area be- Ehi "wss that the milita
hind a tank-landing ship was' has also historically funded re
reported to be unloading mili-' senrch that his no military im
tary vehicles and heavily-armed 'plications.
Marines were on the alert.
The military, when they take "HE SAID that the questio
over, are believed to want a isn't whether DOD (Departmen
full investigation into charges l of Defense) research isn't pos
that the president used public 'sibl vdestrictive - that's well
funds to meet private debts. | recdenized - but that one mus
The sources said that during ask where the drawing line i
a meeting with the three com- between completely civilian ani
manders last night Deheza pre- comnletely military uses.
sented a list of 80 people, in- Elahi said he then asket
cluding the president, for which * Fleming what organizationa
the Peronist government want- constraints there would be ii
ed safe conducts out of the "trying to control what's going
country as the price of handing on" as far as DOD-funded re
over power. 'The list was re- search is concerned
jetted. 'H ad tdpnd nh
Early this morning it seemed He said it depends on hov
almost certain that the next mich the profs '(on the corn
president of Argentina would be Ittee wh ti naildue.
army commander General Jorgereachise" dw
Videla, 51. Informed sources!
said he would name an all-mili- ACCORDING to Elahi, th
tary cabinet, but might intro- president was "very frank an
duce civilians later. honest"' but gave him the im
pression that "the Universit

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"These guys. (the researc
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