Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, May 31, 1975 In the ne, Internationa LONDON - Frank Sinatra, who can- celed his West Berlin concert last week following press attacks on him, won bouquets from London's critics yester- day for his performance in the Royal Albert Hall. He also derided German press descriptions of him as a "super gangster." "They're gangsters," Sina- tra told the audience. "What gives with these Germans anyway? I've done noth- ing to them. I could have answered them and told reporters to 'look to the sins of your fathers,' " he said. "I could have mentioned a couple of places like Dachau," he added, refering to the World War II Nazi concentration camp. National SACRAMENTO, Calif. - After hear-. ing a lengthy charge on the mechanics of conspiracy, a jury began deliberating the fate yesterday of two Symbionese Liberation Army members accused of murdering an Oakland school official. Avowed SLA "soldiers" Joseph Rem- iro and Russell Little are charged with murder in the slaying of School Supt. Marcus Foster in a case built primarily on - circumstantial evidence about an SLA murder plot. Foster, a nationally known black educator, was killed from ambush with cyanide-tipped bullets Nov. 6, 1973. The next day, the SLA claimed responsibility for the shooting. Superior Court Judge Elvin Sheehy told the jury of eight women and four men that they need not decide that Little and Remiro had fired the fatal shots to convict them ws today.. of murder. But in 50 minutes of final in- the police station because whengthe po- sructions to the jury, Sheehy said mere lice found her, she was standing on her SLA membership was not enough for a head in the station's parking lot. She guilty verdict. was arrested, but refused to give her name. Police say they have ordered a .IO Cm l ni psychiatric examination for her. S h e WASHINGTON - Criminal penalties has been charged with indecent expos- for marijuana possession have not dis- ure. couraged its use, a cabinet-level report to President Ford said yesterday. In# fact the penalties "have resulted in soc- Local ial damage." Punishment of marijuana users overshadows recognition of the The University's state appropriation weed as a social problem and failed to recommendation for fiscal 1975-76 will deter millions of Americans, the report stay in the Senate Appropriations Com- said. "Instead, it resulted in damage to mittee until at least the end of next many young people by saddling them week, according to officials in Lansing. with criminal records at the beginning The committee leadership is waiting for of their productive lives and by rein- apdated information from state colleges forcing disrespect for the legal system." and universities on utility needs, which have changed since Governor Milliken's budget projections were compiled last LOS ANGELES - California State Uni- December. The University has complet- versity and College Trustees, after a lec- ed a questionnaire from the Bureau of ture from Gov. Edmund Brown, voted Management and Budget asking for more to let the 19 individual school presidents specific information on changing util- decide if beer may be sold on campuses. ity needs. As the senate appropriation "It's a small issue, but its an important bill is presently constituted, the Univer- one because people ought to be able to sity has been alloted $1.1 million for util- determine their own lifestyles and what ities, with an additional $700,000 to pick they think is good and what they think up the rest of the tab for last year's bill. is bad," Brown said. We're glad y o u think so, Gov. * Weather DALLAS - The police first learned It looks as if its going to be damp this about the woman from motorists who weekend. Chances of showers will exist said they couldn't help but notice the throughout the weekend, with a 60 per nude lady standing on her head in the cent chance of rain today. Temperatures middle of the streets. The way officers will be in the mid 70's today continuing figure it, one of the motorists must have throughout the weekend. Lows will be picked her up and given her a ride to in the 50's. Have a nice weekend. TV tonight 6:00 2 11 News 9 My Partner, The hose 20 Movie-Science Fiction tBW "Tao Phantom Planet" (l9$s) 30 Electric Company 50 Star Trek-Adventure 57 Dig It 6:30 4 13 News 7 24 Reasoner Report 11 CBS News-Dan Rather 30 Zoom-Children 56 What Now, Ameele? Fulton J. Sheen 57 Book Heat 7:00 a 2HB News-Dan Rather 4 Profiles In Black 7 Detroit-Diseusslon 9 Police OSrgeon-- Crime Drama 11 Bee Haw 13 50 Lawrence Welk 24 Last of the Wild 30 57 World Press 7:15 20 Movie-Thriller BW "The Astounding She-Mon- ster" (1957) 7:30 2 $25,000 Pyramid 4 New Candid Camera 7 Treasure Hunt 9 Circus 24 Let's Make A Deal 56 Music Project Presents 8:00 2 11 All On the Family 4 13 Emergency! 7 24 Kung Fu 9 Front Page Challenge 30F57 Nova--science 50 That Good Ole Nashville Music 56 Bill Moyers' Journal: 8:30 2 11 The Jeffersons 9 Billy Liar-Comedy 20 Public Policy Forums Topic: the social responsibsl- itv of the modern corporation 50 Merv Griffin 9:00 2 11 Marv Tyler Moore 4 13 Movie-Advensture 7 24 Movie-Comedy 9 inette Reno-Music 30 57 Thin Edge-Report 56 At The Toer-Music 9:30 2 11 Rob Newhart 20Tnple Botist Church 10e0e 2 11 Carol urnett 9 The World of Gilbert and Sullivan 20 700 Club 30 Video: The New Wave -Documentary 50 Lou Gordon 56 Movie-Drama BW "The Silence." (Swedish: 1963) 57 Of Pare Blood 11:00 2 4 7 11 13 News 9 CBC News-George F'nstad 24 ABC News-Fahey Flynn 30 Janaki-Evereise 11:15 7 ABC News-Fahey Flynn 9 Provincial Affairs 24 Movie-Thriller "Crowhaven Farm." (1970) 11:20 9 A Look Back 11:30 2 Movie-Drama BW "Thunder Road." (1958) 4 Johnny Carson 7 Movie-Drama BW "Morituri." (1965) Exciting World War II sea story about 9 Movie-Mystery BW "The Night Walker." (1964) 11 Movie-Comedy BW "At War with the Army." 13 Movie-Science Fiction "King Kong vs. Godzilla." 20 Right On-Music 50 Movie--Thriller "The Creature's Revene," 1:00 4 News 1:30 2 Movie-Thriller BW "The Mask of Fu Manchu." 7 Movie-Adventure "Quehec" (151) R e v o against British rule in 1837 Canada. JEWEL PRODUCTIONS. LTD and PIMLICO FILMS. LTD present PETER SELLERS CHRiSTOPHER PLUMnMER~ CATHERiNE SCHELL he great H ERBERT LOM "RE UR i :nBLAKE EDWARDS' The swallows from Capistrano returned! Gen.MacArthur returned! The Fifties returned! The Sixties will return! And now Inspector Clouseau returns ..in the greatest Of them all-pya wit BURT KWOUK / PETER ARNE - Produced and Directed by BLAKE EDWARDS Screenplay by FRANK WALDMAN and BLAKE EDWARDS Music by HENRY MANCINI, Lyics by HAL DAVID." Associate ProducerTONY ADAMS Anmration and Tales by RICHARD WILLIAMS STUDIO PG PABML GUIBANCE SUSGESIEB Unftd PUhIf 761-7+0 sHOWTIMEs: Mon.-Sot. 7 & 9 761 7"0 Sun.-Mon. 5, y & 9 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Volume LXXXV, No. 18-5 Saturday, May 31, 1975 is edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan. News phone 764-0562. Second class postage paid at Ann Arbor, Michigan 48106. Published d a i l y Tuesday through Sunday morning during the Univer- sity year at 420 Maynard Street, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104. Subscription rates: $10 by carrier (campus area); $11 local mail (Micigan and Ohio); $12 non-local mail (other states and foreign). Summer session published Tues- day through Saturday mornying. 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