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New Diag dig-in set; police threat looms

(Co"tinued from PagelI)
According to Hack, today's
action will "expose the Univer-
sity's complicity with the war."
Speakers will give specific ex-
amples of war contro rts !hey
say the University has signed
recently.
University guidelines state that
research projects may no; hare
the specific intent to kill or in-
jure animal or human life.
Ann Arbor Police Chief Wal-
ter Krasny says police will be
Forest fires burn
more than trees

present at today's crater dig-
gings. "We don't want a con-
frontation,' 'he says. But he addo
that those who dig wil be ar-
rested on the site.
Director of Safety Frederick
Davids had no comment on what
police would do about diggers.
However, at a meet Jig wilts
crater supporters :ast Tuesday,
University a t o r ney Roderik
Daane said, "Any proposed dig-
ging on this campus does not
have the concurrence of the Uni-
versity of Michigan and is pro-
hibited. Do you all know what
that means?-
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Neither Hack nor Plahmondon
expect any violence. On the
threat of arrests, Plamondon
says, "People are prepared for
it. We want to do a really non-
violent thing."
Sites for digging. according, ta

Hack, will probably be the same
ones as before, including the cor-
ner of N. University and State.
The Bomb Crater Four aready
face a maximum penalty of 90
days in jail or 100ifine ir con-
victed of tile digging charges.

SGC funds increase passed

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anything else. But the Regents
say we can't spend it on the
Grocery Co-op so it will just
have to sit there until the next
election when 'e can get sin,
dent approval to spend t on
something else." he said.
Members of the American In-
dians Unlimited - a campus
group representing Indian stu-
dents - also came before the
Regents yesterday, presenting

them with a document coverir
a wide array of Indian grievan'-
es.
The document reiterated tihe
group's demands for tie hiring
of an Indian recruiter, an in-
dain counselor and classes dea-
ing with Indians.
A suit against'theU-iliversi y
for failing to providethse
sevices is pending in gi11ui
Court.

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