Wednesday, May 9, 1973
THE SUMMER DAILY-MICHIGAN DAILY
Page Eleven
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cYrOTHERS DAY
It's nice to be nice. So
we are setting the tables
foe a nice tamily dinner
to help you make this day
a very special one for her.
Dinner Hours
12noon -10pm
Please be sure to call
foreservations
769-0592
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Waste dumped
in Huron River
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"THE CITY'S treatment capa-
city must be increased or the
situation could become very cri-
tical," Mammel said.
Currently sewage is not being
treated as completely as it might
be. because of the large quantity
which must be handled.
"There just cannot be as good
treatment when the system works
at a near capacity level, that is
why we're seeking expanded
facilities," Mammel said.
PRIOR TO JANUARY, anytime
the sewer system was worked
over capacity, raw waste was
released. The overloads occurred
rarely and then only for "brief
periods," Mammel said.
Since the first of the year a
massive interceptor tank has
been used to store sewage during
peak flow times until. it can be
treated later. Supposedly this
method prevents completely un-
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treated waste from being dumped
into the Huron River.
The city currently has a $10,-
000,000 expansion plan on the
drawing board, but probably can-
not finance construction without
state or federal aid.
KENNEY INDICATED the
state government might withhold
funds in an effort to force the
city to become part of a con-
troversial "super sewer."
The super sewer plan is a mas-
sive waste treatment system
which would serve an area en-
compassing Washtenaw, Oakland,
and Wayne Counties. The city
contends its funds could be bet-
ter spent by improving the pres-
ent system rather than helping to
finance super sewer.
Republican
councilmen
show clout
By GORDON ATCHESON
At last Monday night's City
Council meeting, the newly elect-
ed Republican majority exercised
its political clout by revoking a
city boycott of Honeywell pro-
ducts and defeating several mea-
sures introduced by Democratic
and Human Rights Party council-
members.
The previous council had ap-
proved a resolution boycotting
Honeywell because the company
produces anti-personnel weapons
used in the Indo-China war.
THE RESOLUTION was re-
scinded by a 7-4 vote, with the
Republican concilmembers cast-
ing the affirmative votes.
The Republicans also teamed
up to defeat measures which
would have established a com-
mission to study pay for the
mayor and councilmembers, re-
constituted the Ann Arbor Tran-
sit Authority (AATA), and con-
demned "Watergate crimes."
JERRY DeGRIECK (HRP-
First Ward) spoke in favor of
the HRP proposal. to set-up a
commission to recomiend sal-
ary levels for council saying,
"pay for councilpeople is needed
because, in general, those now
serving on council are members
of the. upper class elite."
Mayor James Stephenson spoke
against the ordinance. "We can-
not establish the commission
without a firm mandate from the
people," he said. The measure
was voted down 7-4, all Republi-
cans voting no.
A RESOLUTION condemning
the Watergate affair, introduced
by council members Carol Jones
(D-Second Ward) and Norris
Thomas (D-First Ward) fell by
the same tally.
Boy stabbed
at Tappan
Cati nuerom Pe3
a 1inch period.
Denton was apparently being
chided for his short hirnt when
a large number of Tappan stu-
dents gathered around him and
a brief fight broke out.
Ann Arbor police took one stu-
dent into custody on a charge of
assault with intention to di great
bodily harm bit have not re-
leased the suspect's sname pend-
ing further investigation.
Denton is described as in good
c o n d i t i o n following extensive
surgery.
Meanwhile, another stabbing
culminated twa days of fighting
incidents at Willow Run High
School near Ypsilanti. The vic-
tim, also a student, in reported
to be in good condition with
wounds in the abdomen.
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