Thursday, June 3, 1971

THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Thursday, June 3,1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Poge Ses

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board to discuss his case would
be "a step in the right direc-
tion." But if nothing happens, I
am going to have to file charges
against them," he said.
"Within a few weeks, I am
going to try to get enough money
to run an ad In The Daily ask-
ing for more support," Pedit
added.
Jay Hirschman, '73, publica-
tions board member, said last
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grievances
night he was checking into the
feasibility of holding a special
board meeting within a few days
to discussathe issues.
The board meets regularly
three times a year with the next
meeting scheduled for Septem-
ber.
"I will personally ask Wright
to call a board meeting in the
very near future,' "Hirschman
said.
"If the action Pedit wants to
achieve through picketing is a
board meeting," he added, "then
he should have made that clear
to Prof. Wright before he start-
ed, and I don't think he did."
"The only real way to clear
up this matter would be to work
through normal grievance chan-
nels with the union," Hirsch-
man said. "If that is deemed in-
sufficient by the plaintiff, then
he will be forced to seek resolu-
tion through the legal courts."
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