Pape Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, July 15, 1977- TEU strikers plan picket at City Hall By SUE WARNER Members of the striking Transportation Employes Un- ion (TEU) have scheduled a "support picket line" for noon today in front of City Hall to display the growing support from other local unions their walkout has received. "We do have other union people who are expressing sup- port for us," Jim McCarger, union spokesperson, said. "We walked off the job when the want to get together with them AATA Board refused to grant and show the people at City an extension to the contract Hall we want to settle as soon deadline. TEU's contract expir- as possible, but 'that it must ed June 30, but was extended be an equitable settlement." ten days. McCarger added that "hope- Labor leaders belonging to fully the public will join the the Huron Valley Central Labor picket line." Council will be on hand for to- TEU's strike against the day's solidarity meeting. The Ann Arbor Transportation Au- council, which represents 10,- thority (AATA) has now en- 000 area workers, including tered its fifth day. Workers over 2,000 University employes who belong to the American Federation of State County and Municipal Employes (AFSC- ME) Local 1583, has pledged its support to TEU. "AFSCME HAS been one of the leaders of the Huron Valley Central Labor Council in sup- porting the TEU strike," Local 1583 President Dwight Newman said yesterday. "We gave them $100 and have been on the pic- f ..;i, .e HELD OVER-3rd DAZZLING WEEK SHOWN DAILY AT 1:00-3:30-6:00-8:30 OPEN 12:45 WALT DISNEY Productions' A dazzling new animated comedy-thriller Rr:iacra oy DUt.Na VISTA DISTRIBUTIO N CD INC gdtl," fury! WALT DISNEY t;cTSCxvs CI W, wni I MS MY P'40DUC7i0NS [r"_} _: -. TECHNICOLOR" LEI ' ATa1eofTwoCrftt= ket lines." Negotiators representing the 215 striking TEU workers yes- terday presented AATA with a package dealing with roughly one-half of the contract dis- pute's unresolved issues. Although the union had com- pleted its presentation of pro- posals to management during Wednesday's bargaining ses- sion, Nancy Crumb, adminis- trative assistant to AATA exec- utive director Karl Guenther, said. "There wasn't a lot of progress made, no issues were completed. A C C O R D I N G T O TEU's McCarger, however, "some movement" was made during Wednesday's talks. "TEU feels what we offered was substantial movement, but, except for agreement on two minor issues, it is our percep- tion that what we offered was rejected," said Carol Ernst, Union bargaining tiam member following yesterday's negotia- See BUS, Page 9 Join The Daily Sports 'Staff IHAD CANCER AND Iuw .3 " y STARTS TONIGHT SHOWN TONIGHT AT 7:15 & 9:00 OPEN 6:45 THE KILLER WHALE! ORCA-THE ONLY ANIMAL WHO KILLS FOR REVENGE. The killer whale hunts in packs like a wolf.If attacked by man, he will hunt down that person with a relentless, terrible, vengeance- across seas, across time, across all obstacles. A MARTIN RANSOHOFF-FRANK YABLANS PRODUCTION THE OTHER SIDE OF MIDNIGHV A CHARLES JARROTT FILM. s- MARIE-FRANCE PISIER - JOHN BECK SUSAN SARANDON' RAF VALLONE .taveebyFRANK YABLANS iee s HOWARD W. KOCH, JR.. -srecten CHARLES JARROTT sceewaysy HERMAN RAUCHER and DANIEL TARADASH Bisd uaw he nove iySIDNEY SHELDON .-us SyMICHEL LEGRAND ' R iESTRICTED Psca'tes gnerJOHN De CUIR PRY By 11...- ..... . ... AYAJm& L W411 fN,,RER i"ORCA RCHARD HARRIS..CHARLOTTE RAMPLINO TscwcouoN rofarfos .... ...... . ....... - .... . .. .. . . r.,.. _..:..._.. - ----------- 231 " YI Theatre Phone 662.4264 HELD OVER-THIRD FANTASTIC WEEK! SHOWN TONIGHT AT 7:00 & 9:35 OPEN 6:45 SATURDAY & SUNDAY AT 1 :00-3:40-6:20-9:00 OPEN 12:45 _7 C*7**(Highest rating-N.Y. Daily News Gerry Airm You never seem to hear about the people who are cured of cancer. I am one of them. My cancer was dis- covered early. Because I went for a PAP test regularly. I want you to have a PAP test. Make an appointment for one right now. And keep having the test regu- larly for the rest of your life. The rest of your life may be a lot longer if you do. I know, I had cancer and I lived. HaveaPAPtest. It can saveyour life. American Cancer Society. wassecoEaausowEDSEues'