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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Tuesday, May 1 1, 197 1

Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, May 11, 1971

D.C. divided
(Continued from Page 3)
Glared that the arrest of more
than 1,100 there was illegal.
Yesterday Atty. Gen. John
Mitchell compared last week's
Mayday demonstrators to Hit-
ler's brownshirts and said
"Nothing else could have been
done" except to make the mass
arrests that swept them off
Panthers change
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The basic ideology of the party
and its stance as a "life-style
revolution" organization tends
to steer it away from the more
traditional modes of protest of
the New Left. "We have called
demonstrations in the past and
will continue to call them, but
they are not the final end or
goal," Plamondon says.
She explains, "we feel that our
everyday lives are a demonstra-
tion. Just by walking down the
street, by the clothes we wear
and the music we listen to, we're
demonstrating where we're at."
The party does not, however,
shy away from means, with the
exception of violence, which it
feels will advance its goals.
In regard to established chan-
nels, Plamondon says, "We are
open to that." She cites the rock
concerts sponsored by the party
in Ann Arbor's West Park last
summer as an example of co-
operation with the city.
Although all the aims of the
party have not been realized in
their dealings with government
authorities, Plamondon says they
feel they are satisfied that
working with the city is a "vi-
able thing".
"We're willing to work with
anybody," she says, "in order to
meet the needs of our people.
That's our thing, to serve the
people".

after protest
Washington's streets by the
thousands.
Criticizing what he called the
"suspension of constitutional
guarantees and civil rights by
the chief of police", former
Assistant U.S. Attorney Robert
Ackerly suggested that a special
grand jury be established, on
the model of the one in Chi-
cago that investigated the
deaths of two Black aPnthers
during a police raid in late
1969, to investigate the legality
of police actions during the de-
monstrations.
Sponsors of end-the-war reso-
lutions in the House say their
efforts to sign up supporters
have been hurt by last week's
peace demonstrations in the
capital.
"There is no question about
it," said Rep. Charles Mosher
(R-Ohio), who is trying to get
Republicans to endorse a state-
ment calling for withdrawal of
U.S. tr o op s from Vietnam by
Dec. 31. "Several members told
me they want to go along on
the statement but aren't about
to under such pressure," he said.
"They don't want to seem to be
reacting to it."
Before last week's slowdown
in collecting signatures, both the
Republican and Democratic an-
tiwar statements had been pick-
ing up support. The latest count
shows 106 Democrats and 20
Republicans have signed them.
The statements are a pledge
by the members of the House to
support legislation calling for
withdrawal of all troops from
Vietnam by the end of the year.
The first test of the antiwar
strength in the House will prob-
ably come in June when the De-
fense Department budget auth-
orization bill should be ready
for action. Amendments to cut
off funds for carrying on the
war will be offered.

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lication. For more information,
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TUESDAY, MAY 11
Day Calendar
Baseball: Mich. vs. W. Mich, Fisher
Stadium, 2 p.m
Placement
32011SA.
Interview correction:
Thurs., May 13, Bob Elms will inter-
aiew people interested in the S t a te
Univ. It is sponsored by Teacher Corps
and PeaceCorps. and involves gra
tudy oncampus. inner-city teaching
The place to meet
INTERESTING people
BACH CLUB
presents
Live Recorder Music
of Tel1emann, Monteciair.
Hotteterre, Hindemith.
and Handel
MARIANNE MILKS-recorder
ALLEN WARNER-recorder
and baroque flute
JOHN FINK-recorder
Refreshments (Spanish
pastries), etc.afterwards
Thursday, May 13, 8 p.m.
EVERYONE invited. Positively no
musical knwledge needed.
Further info: 761 -3931
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study and teaching abroad. Program
available for students with degrees in
math. science, and English as a foreign
lang. Call 764-7460 for an appt.
Ass Arbor area jsbs received recent-
ly, tsr more into, cal our otfice or stop
in.
Ramada Inn, breakfast cook. 5:30 a.m.
to 2:30 p.m., 6 days a week, cook exper.
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casework.
North Amer. Rockwell, Detroit,
trainee in indust, rel., with degree in
econ. and background in stat., prefer
person severalyers. out of school.
Famnily Servie and Childens Aid,
Jackson, Social Worker to work to de-
velop new program for retarded.

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Write or call Prof. R. L. Schuet-
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(703) 845-9071, Ext. 348

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Budget austerity approved

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in order to assure funds for
established, high-priority needs.
Most of the new money avail-
able in this year's budget will
be used to finance a nine per
cent salary increase for all city
employes. Norris Thomas (D-
1st ward), City Council's only
black member, charged last
night before the budget's adop-
tion that because some city ad-
ministrators will receive "step"
increases besides the nine per
cent hike, wage increases were
apportioned unfairly:
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"It still seems the rich a r e
getting richer and the p o o r
poorer," Thomas said. "Not only
are the highest paid getting the
biggest pay increases, but about
half (of those slated for lay-
offs) are from low-income posi-
tions."
Drug grant OK'd
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able to effectively deal with its
own hard drug problem. The
council, a coalition including
Ozone House, Drug Help, Free
People's clinic, the Ann Arbor
Argus, Trans-love energies, the
Ann Arbor Sun, and Food co-
op, would begin an intensive
street level campaign about hard
drugs as a community problem
through street gatherings and
rock concerts, the underground
media and other parts of the
alternative culture.

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