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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

FridayJune 13, 1975

Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, June 13, 1975


In the ne,
International
NAIROBI, Kenya - Univr.i2 e: (-
wmnics professor Peter Steiner said yes-
rday that two American studeit arid
a Dutch student kidnaped by Marxist
guerrillas and taken to the Zaire jungle
more than three weeks ago are alive and
believed well. "I cannot say more than
that without possibly jeopardizing ef-
forts to obtain the release of the stu-
dents. Things are at a delicate stage,"
he added. Steiner is visiting Nairobi and
volunteered to act as a mediator two
weeks ago.
National
WASHINGTON - Air Force investi-
gators blame failure of a ramp locking
mechanism for the crash of a C5 trans-
pt- plane during the orphan airlift from
South Vietnam, Pentagon spokesmen an-
nounced yesterday. Sahotage was ruled
out after extensive tests of the plane's
-cargo door, and the crew was absolved
of any responsibility for loss-of the plane,
Air Force officials said.
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. - The M i s s
America Pagent announced Wednesday
that it has decided to abandon its Miss
Congeniality award, traditionally given to
the most cheerful and friendly contest-

ws today..
ant after balloting by all 50 state queens. covered grave late Wednesday, police of-
Pageant official Mildred Brick said that ficials said, but managed to dig out of
some past contestants have griped that the pit and stop a passing motorist. She
the award was a fake. "They felt that was admitted to a Plainwell hospital
some of the contestants are putting on wvh t11 stab wounds in the chest.
an act in order to gain votes for the!
award and that otherwise they wouldn't LANSING - The State Department of
be that friendly," she explained. Natural Resources (DNR) says "alarm-
ing" levels of the industrial chemical
PCB have been detected in Lake Mich-
WASHINGTON -- The Fderal Trade igan trout. Other fish and birds have ei-
Commission yesterday accused the s ther died or suffered reproductive fail-
tion's three auto rental companies- ure after accumulating similar quanti-
Hertz, Avis, and National - of conspir- ties of the widely used industrial chem-
ing to monopolize the lucrative airport ical Although levels of DDT and mer-
car rental business at major locations cury in Great Lakes fish are rapidly
across the country. James Halverson, .declining, the DNR re prt said PCB
director of the agency's Bureau of Com- has been found in increasing concentra-
petition, said the monopolistic practices tions in lake trout in recent years.
have frozen out smialler companies which!
rent their cars for 10 to 40 per cent
less than the Big Three. At 20 major air- Happenings.
ports across the country, the three firms The Organization of Arab Students will
controlled 100 per cent of the market, he be spusolug a public lecture entitled
said. All three companies denied t h e "Iran's role in the Gulf" at 8:30 in the
Commission's allegations. International Center.
State Weather
WAYLAND - State Police said today Yessterday's partly cloudy weather is
that a 20-year-old Plainwell woman dug expected to turn in a repeat performance
herself out of a makeshift grave after today. High temperatures will reach in-
her teen-aged boyfriend allegedly raped, to the middle 70s, with only a 20 per
stabbed, and buried her. Debra Ker- cent chance of percipitation. Lows to-
shaw was left for dead in the gravel- night will again dip into the 50s.

TV'
6:00 2 4 7 11 13 News
9 Bewitched
20 It Takes a Thief
24 AC News-Smith/
Reasoner
30 57 Electric Company
50 Unsouchables BW
56 Energy, Technology and
Society
6:30 4 13 NBC News-John
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7 ABC News-Smith/
Reasoner
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Cronkite
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30 Zoom-Children
5e Faust Legend
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4 7 News
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11 Family Affair
13 What's My Line?
20 To Tell the Troth
24 Mod Squad
30 56 57 Aviation Weather
50 Hogan's Heroes
7:30 2 13 Truth or Consequences
4 Hollywood Squares
7 Let's Make A Deal
9 Room 277
11 Hollywood Squares
20 Voyage to the Bottom of
the sea
30 56 Black Perspective on
the News
50 Hogan's Hrers
57 tias, Yea and You
-Instruction
8:0()7211 Movie
4 13 Sanford and Son
7 24 Night Stalker
9 Pig and Whistle
30 56 57 Washington Week
in Review
50 Merv Griffin
8:30 4 13 Chico and the Man
9 Document
20 Daniel Boone
30 56 57 wall Street Week
9:00 4 13 Rockford Files
7 24 Salute to Sir Lew - Te
Master Showman
9 News
30 Masterpiece Theatre
Part 5 of "Upstairs, Down-
stairs"
56 Detroit Black Journal
57 Masteroiee Theatre
9:30 2 11 Movie-Drama
"The People Next Door"
takes a grim look at teen-ae
drutaddie+ian in suburbia,
swhee middle-class parrots
discover that their daughter
is an addict.
9 Snorts Scene
70 700 Club
50 Dinah!
56 Off the Record
10:00 4 13 Police Woman
7 24 Get Christie Love!
9 Tommy Bunter
30 Movie--Drama B1W
"'Torment." Swedish; 1944)
56 What Makes a Good
Father?
57 Evening at Symphony
Beethoven's "Pastoral Sym-
phony is performed by the
Boston symphony.
11:00 2 4 7 11 13 14 News
9 CBC News-Lloyd Robert-
20 Deaf Hear
50 Dealer's Choice-Game
56 Mahler's First Symphony
57 Fine Art of Goofing Off
11:20 9 News
11:30 2 Movie-Comedy BW
"The Lemon Drop Kid."
1951> Bob Hope as a race-
track tout
4 13 Johnny Carson
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Volume LXXXV, No. 27-S
Friday, June 13, 1975
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Daily Official Bul
Friday, June 13
Day Calendar
WUOM: Marvin Felheim
Aradition of the New in A
The Arts," 0:45 am.
The saltwater catfis
three spines which carri
poison. According to
Zeiller, curator of the
Seaquarium, the poison
fatal but causes extrem
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NAIROBI, Kenya (UPI) -
An intermediary yesterday re-
s ported progress in efforts to
free two American and one
r Dutch student held hostage by
i left-wing African guerrillas in
t Zaire.
"Things have started to move
and they are currently in a
delicate stage," Prof. Peter
Steiner said.
S T E I N E R, an economics
professor working in Kenya,
returned to Nairobi from Burun-
di yesterday after trying for
nearly two weeks to contact the
rebels.
He said that as of a few days
ago the kidnap victims were
S"alive and well" in a jungle
hideout in Zaire, which borders
Burundi in central Africa.
Steiner said the next two or
three days could be crucial to
the rescue effort, but "I don't
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of jeopardizing the lives of the
hostages."
He would not confirm having
met any guerrilla represen-
tatives, but Western diplomatic
sources said the situation was
"moving toward a c o n t a c t

arrangement" whereby a third
person would act as go-between
for Steiner and the rebels.
Washington also has tried to
find a suitable intermediary to
negotiate with the guerrillas, a
diplomatic source said, but
without "any significant move-
ment."
THE GUERRILLAS kidnaped
Carrie Jane Hunter, 21, of Ath-
erton, Calif., Kenneth S.
Smith, 22, of Garden Grove,
_Calif., E m i 1 i e Bergman of
Holland and a fourth student
Barbara Smuts, 24, of Ann
Arbor, Mich., from a wildlife
research center near Lake
Tanganyika in western Tan-
zania more than three weeks
ago.
They released Miss Smuts to
carry ransom demands to
Tanzania-a $500,000 ransom, a
large arms shipment and the
release of several guerrilla
prisoners from Tanzanian jails,
Tanzania rejected the demands.
The guerrillas belong to the
Marxist Peoples Revolutionary
party, sworn to topple the
central government of Zaire
President Mobutu Sese Seko.

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