Wednesday, May 27, 1970
Newell's influence
as OSS head fades

THE MICHIGAN DAILY

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the
news today
by The Associated Press and College Press Service
WAGE AND PRICE CONTROL legislation intended to com-
bat the nation's inflated economy has recently been introduced
to Congress.
"We are in serious straits," Sen. Fred Harris (D-Okla.) said

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Mrs. Newell's lack of influence
with the Regents was also demon-
strated last year in the initial ac-
tion on the proposal to create a
University bookstore. While the
vice president continually argued
in favor of the student proposal,
regental action on it was negative
until after the Sept. 26 sit-in in
which 107 protesters were arrested.

as meaningless her comments be-
fore executive officers about "go-
ing off to the wars," informed
sources say these meetings have
become heated and unproductive
for the vice president.
Meanwhile, Fleming is reported-
ly leaning more and more heavily
on Vice President for Academic
Affairs Allan F. Smith for advice
about matters formerly in the

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Vice President Newell's influ- province of the student affairs vice.
ence with the other executive of- president.
ficers-President Robben Fleming In recent months, for example,
if and the vice presidents-is also Smith reportedly has been influ-
less than was the case with her ential in the areas of discipline,
predecessor. While she shrugs off the proposed use of a tuition in-

when introducing a bill to create a federal board that could freeze
wages and prices for six months. ROOM w private bath. Hill and E,
Democratic leaders Carl Albert of the House and Mike Mansfield I Univ. For girl only. 764-8561. 45c17
of the Senate in a joint statement urged President Richard Nixon to SINGLE ROOMS. 428 Cross St. $55 up.
"extricate (the nation) from the economic morass that has befallen 663-3886, p.m. 43C17
us" by immediately convening a national conference on inflation and STUDIO APT. for rent, July-Aug. 769-
unemployment, 0876. 27Ctc
A group of union economists met with Secretary of Labor George STUDIO ROOM FOR MAN with prin.
entrance and lavatory. Call 663-8244
Shultz to urge selective credit controls or an immediate freeze on after 5pn. and weekends. Cv

SGC to
ask new

crease for construction of an in-
tramural building, and even in re-
writing the Regents bylaw govern-
ing the Office of Student Services.
SGC President Marty Scott
acknowledges his disappointment
with the decline in the influence'
of the office and places the blame
largely with Fleming.

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la "The power on a Unatvorssty-i
wide basis that's in that office is
small and getting smaller," Scott
says. "But while its true of that
Continued from Page 2) office, it's true all over the Uni-
would execute decisions of the versity. Fleming believes in con-
policy board. This, SGC feels, centrating the power more than
would make the vice president (former President Harlan) Hatch-
more responsive to student views er did."
about the services provided by Fleming has, in fact, taken an
OSS. active role in student affairs, and
The University executive offi- this is apparently one more rea-
cers--the vice presidents and son why Mrs. Newell has been un-
Fleming--and the Regents, main- able to convert her often pro-stu-
tain that such a relationship be- dent views into University policy.
tween the vice president and his The vice president describes a
more relaxed relationship between
ro estabis ould prevent ivm herself and the rest of the admin-
w o r k i n g relationship with the istration."I've done my best to
other executive officers. Fleming translate what I saw as student
othr xectie ofier. Flmn concerns to the administration
had said he considers this vital to cncentotheaysr"yio-
the vice president's execution of and Regents," she says. "My col-
his dutias' leagues have recognized this as a
is duties. part of my role and a valuable
Meanwhile, SGC places great part. To this extent, meaningful
emphasis on Fleming's appoint- input of student views in decision-

profits, wages, prices and salaries.
Nevertheless the White House said Nixon remained confident the!
nation's slugish economy would pick up steam later this year.
* * *
SECRETARY OF STATE William Rogers attempted to avert
open criticism of the Greek dictatorship at the North Atlantic
Treaty Organization (NATO) meeting which opened yesterday
in Rome.
The move was made in response to the fear of a possible Greek
walkout from NATO because of repeated criticism by other West
European governments of Greece's suspension of democratic processes3
and political repression.
Also at the NATO meeting, Williams in a letter from President
Richard Nixon, defended U.S. intervention in Cambodia as .necessary
for the withdrawal of American forces.
COME ONE! COME ALL!
To Celebrate
THE JOY OF THE 
inCOUNTER-CULTURE
I in front of the WED. MAY 27
ROTC Bldg. 1 1 A.M.-1 P.M. f
includes:
Personal Confrontation
with ROTC personnel
Women s Poetry Gay
L Guerrilla theater . a
r LibertioPolitical Rapsi
Leaflets
Pickets
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On Campus
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761-8055
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Also salary or summer room. Call 761-
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Call 769-4591. Ask for Bob. 11F22
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THOSE WHO WIN. WILD FLOWER-
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FLYING to wisconsin June 11, return
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12F18
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RHYTHM GUITAR plnyer looking for
band, Call Tim: 071-6870. 6F19
Union Barbershop Open
Mlonday-Friday this week
8F18
(Either sex)-own room in large old
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for lack of a better word) rates. Call
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June 26/Aug. 6
ROUND TRIP TO LONDON
$229
(a few seats left)
WE PROVIDE ALL STUDENT TRAVEL
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Thursday, May 28 on the 3rd floor of
the Union. If you want someone to
relate to*instead ofan organization,
call us. Given the repressive society
that is. we all need to discuss the
liberation of a confined and repressed
sexuality. For info, call 665-7502. 10F17
38 FREE GAMES last week
M-pin Bowling, M. Union
COME OUT to Henderson Ford, for a
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feminine championship, ask for Joyce
or Brenda, Henderson Ford Sales,
3480 Jackson Rd., Ann Arbor, 769-
7900. 5F18
1 ROOMMATE needed- for large old
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rent. Come by 810 Arch or call 769-
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PAINTING - Student desires painting
jobs, inside and outside. Four years
experience. Call 662-4736. FD
LOST AND FOUND
LOST-Large male golden retriever, 8
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call 668-6535 or 764-8390. 31Ax8
BLACK MALE CAT LOST. Please phone
662-7895. 32A17
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LOST - Young male cat, white and
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LOST-Large 4 mo. German Shepherd
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ment of a vice president willing to
accept the decisions of the policy
board as binding.
De Grieck says that Council
will refuse to appoint the student
members of the policy board un-
less the person Fleming appoints
as vice president is approved by
either SGC and SACUA, or by the
committee which nominated the
five original candidates for vice
president
De Grieck adds that all of the
original candidates would be ac-
ceptable except for Hubert Locke,
director of the Office of Religious
Affairs at Wayne State University.
However, the five candidates have
all withdrawn from consideration,

making is a viable concept."
Despite mixed success in the viceI
presidential post, Mrs. Newell hasr
apparently built up something ofj
a national reputation in academic,
circles, and her name has appear-
ed recently on at least two lists of
nominees for college presidencies.
Fork example. Mrs. Newell wasj
among several dozen candidates'
for the presidency of Purdue Uni-
versity, but was recently excluded
from a final list of 25 nominees.
She is reportedly still looking fort
a job, and may be forced to re-
turn to her old post of special'
assistant to the president, if
nothing attractive turns up.
Students, meanwhile, are look-

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761-5440
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848 Tappan, Mgr. in Apt. No. 10.
Many other 1, 2 and 3 bdrm. apts,
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SUMMER SUBLET
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Call Mr. Sarofa for a
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for the vice presidential post. ing with mixed feelinqs on the fu-
De Grieck admits to the p6ssi- ture of the vice presidency. While
bility that the Regents and Flem- anxious to move ahead under a
ing would go along with the com- new compromise prooosal for stu-
promise bylaw draft, but appoint;dent control of the office, they are
a vice president which would not more than ever gloomily aware of
follow the decisions of the policy the limited gains they have made.
board. Scott points out, for example.
that one of the reservations one
If this happened, De Grieck j of the candidates for the vice
says, "we'd become more militant. presidency expressed was that he
We'd have to." "doesn't think that the vice pres-
He adds, however, that most ident for student affairs is equal
students are uninformed about the with the other vice presidents."
OSS dispute and would probably "And." Scott adds. "I think
be unwilling to join in some type, experience shows that's true."
of action on the issue.
"We would have to educate the
students first, to make them aware 1 I P R
of the issue," he says.
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BUSINESS SERVICES
PAINTING-Experienced student paint-
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WILL TAKE CARE of children 8-5:30
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3215. 11J18
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Daily Official Bulletin 1
Wednesday, May 27
Foreign Visitors
The following individual can be
reached thru the Foreign Visitor Div.,
Rmh. 22-24, Mich. Union, Phone 764-
2148: Mr. Yuji Yazawa, Ping. & Inst.
]esearch, Waseda Univ., Tokyo, Japan,
May 27-31.
Placement Service
General Division
3200 S.A.B.
Interviews at Gen. Div., call 763-1363
for appts:
May 28: Teacher Corps prog. at Wayne
State, lib. arts, MAT & certif. progs.
for K-3 & math-reading areas, 2 yr.
prog.
June 4: Aetna Life and Casualty
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trng. for acct. executive.
Current openings in SE Mich. area.
others nationwide:
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per. not nec.. pref. mature person.
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area, BS in sci. area pref, exper. not
nec.
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FOR FALL
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UNUSUAL TWO-MAN apt, located above
Mark's Coffeehouse. July-Aug. Rent
negot. Call 761-6123. 28U16
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NEEDED
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SUMMER
SU BLETS
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SUMMIT ASSOC.
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SUMMER SUBLET - Furnished effi-
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pool. $100. 769-5161, 6-8 p.m. 29U201
4TH GIRL NEEDED to sublet mod. a/c
apt. $40/mo. 769-7753. 20U14
805 E. HURON, No. 2 - Across from
Rackham. Avail. June-Aug. $110/mo.
769-3458. 21U16
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glasses Tuesday evening. Call 663-
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2 LOST CATS-One orange and white
male and one small adult black and
white female. Vic. Hill and Tappan.
Return to 82412~ Hill. 764-1220, Pam.
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ROOMMATES WANTED RADIOS, REPAIRS

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fall semesters in each of these modern 7U1E
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17U18

FEMALE WANTED to take over 3/4 of'
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769-2521. Good location. 32Y17
ONE MALE wanted to fill single bed-
room in -man apt. with A/C, quiet
roommates. June 1 thru Aug. 662-
5710. 33Y18

STEREO component set with turn
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GIBSON electric guitar, $89. Larry, 761-
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Anwtn i ltrin instruments, acce8


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Beautifully decorated, large 2 bedroom,
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SUBLET-Girl needed to sublet mod-
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near law and business schools. Call
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for men only w/ or w/o. cooking.
$40-45/mo. Call 668-6906. .2Utc
SUMMER RENTALS
Choice Apts. at low rates. Ann Arbor
Trust Co. Phone 769-2800. 22C83
FOR SALE
T.V.-21" portable B&W. 1 mo. old,
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BRAND NEW Fender Twin Reverb.
Lansing speakers. Call 761-3882. 24B16

FEMALE Roommate wanted, Efficiency. sories, David lessons-repairs, Gibson,
Campus. Air-conditioned. NOW THRU soisDadleon-rprGbo.
SUMMER HALF. 769-4382. 31Y16 Harmony. 209 S. State. 665-8001. 10-1
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FEMALE ROOMMATE wanted immedi-
SHERWOOD 100 watt F.M. stereo re-
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5783, 30Y17 cond., micro circuits, and F.E.T.S. 6
ROOMMATE for 2-man with friendly mo. old. $225. Call 769-3528. 36X16
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FEMALE ROOMMATE wanted for PETS ANDSUPPLIES
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location. Call 662-2258. 22Y16 and shots. Good w/children. 764-3027
WANTED-Grad. or working girl with after 6. 50T19
or without apt. for fall. Can live off USED CARS
campus. 761-8020. 27Y16 USDC R
NEED 2 FEMALE roommates for sum- PORSCHE, 1966 912 5-speed, AM-FM
mer half, mod. bi-level apt., $40.mo. shortwave radio, good condition,
or negotiable. 761-5889. 26Y12 $2965. Call Flint, 234-2006 after 6 p.m.
_____________________________21N120
WORKING WOMAN desires female --_____________
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