Thursday, July 8, 1971

%age Two

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A! Ike Complaint plan reviewed HEW to bire
Continued from Page 1 cedure is passed by the execu- !
Mechanisms for changing the tive officers, it will be utilized Aloreia 4llle
IT LAiAU A :p r e s e n t grievance procedures in the review of the Clark case.
wTALIAN SAUSAGE: were set in motion last Janu- President -Robben Fleming has HEW Secretary Elliot Richard-
Home-made served with grilled peppers and on on ary, when members of the Wo- said. son has announced his depart-
topped thItalian Meat Sauce men's Commission realized what The new grievance procedure ment plans to "systematically re-
topped they called the "inadequacy" of could also be used in the final cruit and consider" more women
95c University procedure when deal- steps of the case of Beatrice for mid-level and top executive
ing with the case of Cheryl Spaugh, another in which the positions.
Clark. Women's Commission is playing At present 1,662 or about 13 per
ITALIAN GRINDER*: $1.00 Clark, a research assistant a role. Spaugh has filed a com- cent of the department's 12,152
with the Highway Safety Re- plaint with the University alleg- employes in these positions are
mported Ham, Genoa Salami, Provolone Cheese search Institute (HSRI) filed a ing withholding of promotion women.
Italian Ham, Lettuce, Tomato, Oil and Vinegar Spices complaint with the University and salary increases, harass- Richardson said it could be
208 W. HURON last January charging that a ment, blacklisting, as well as "reasonably expected" that by
man employed in the same-job sex discrimination. December the number of women
classification with the same du- Members of the Executive in the two top brackets would in-r
..4e ties received a higher salary. Committee declined to comment crease by at least 175.
The review committee reject- last night on the possibility of
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Bort Carletonr
Also See
His New
Selection of
RAWHIDE
MOCCASINS
SANDALS,
Also d PRICED
Selection FROM
of Hand Bags t 16.00
CAMPUS MAST'S SHOP
619 E,_ Liberty

ed Clark's argument.
If the proposed grievance pro-

their acceptance of the revised
procedure.

Anti-theft plan starts

Continued from Page 1)
belongings which will be kept on
file at the department.
In addition, after area resi-
dents return the pencils to the
police station, they are given a
sticker to place on their house,
which, in effect, warns burglars
that the owner's belongings
haveebeen registered with the
police.
"This acts as a special deter-
rent to criminals because stol-

en items are much more dan-
gerous to sell if they have been
marked and they can be traced
back to their owner," Ferguson
says.
The program is available for
all Ann Arbor residents in-
cluding students, who Ferguson
says "are among the greatest
victims of local crime,"
The pencils are loaned free of
charge for a period of up to 72
hours

WOMEN:
In a Consciousness
Raising Group?-Want to be?
Contact Claire or Barb
662-4431-Ext. 332
( TRYING TO GET CONT ACT LIST)

In order to implement the plan,
several immediate steps have
been taken including the estab-
lishment in each agency of a full
time, "Federal Women's Coordi-
nator", and ordering each agen-
cy with no women in senior sup
ervisory or policy positions to ap-
point a qualified woman as soon
as possible.
The two pay grades named by
Richardson for prime attention
are middle level ($17,761 to $24,-
251) and executive ($28,129 to
$37,624).
Taube arrested
Terry Taube, 18-one of six
anti-war activists who last week
refused to testify before De-
troit's federal grand jury which
is currently investigating the
March 1 bombing of the U.S.
Capitol and a wide-range of
radical anti-war activity-was
arrested in Ann Arbor Monday
on charges of larceny from a
building.
Police detectives said Taube
stole a two-man tent from a
local sporting goods store at the
end of last month. Taube "turn-
ed himself in" Monday to an-
swer to the charge, according
to the detectives.
Taube was arraigned before*
District Court Judge S. J. Elden
and demanded examination on
the charge.
Taube was freed on a $1,000
cash bond.
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A YELLOW
RIBBON
Set in Monument Valley.
Directed by John Ford,
1949. Stars John Wayne,
Joanne Dru, Ward Bond.
"My favorite cavalry picture'
-John Ford"

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