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Vandals
victimize
fraternity,
sorority

City announces snow guidelines

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where we're supposedly surrounded by
so many intelligent people, there's so
much ignorance."
- "This just shows that there needs to
60 more public awareness," she said.
The Michigan Student Assembly
and the LSA Student Government, in
cooperation with several minority
groups on campus, is currently
studying how to discourage racism at
the University.
The group may organize a "public
clean-up day," when students would
help erase some of the graffiti on
campus to show that they disapprove of
it according to MSA President Paul
Josephson.
The informal group, known as the
United Front Against Racism, is also
studying the possibility of implemen-
ting an educational program on
racism and male-female relations
during freshman orientation. So far,
Josephson said, the group has
received positive feedback from the
orientation office.
There are already numerous
programs on race relations and date
rape at the University, Josephson
said, but "people who attend the
programs are the people who least
need to attend the programs."

By JILL OSEROWSKY
When the first thick blanket of snow falls on Ann Arbor,
students will find themselves facing confusing rules about
the removal of snow along city streets. This winter, the
confusion could worsen.
The city's transportation department is in the process
of adding certain streets to its list of "Snow Emergency
Routes," according to Parking Systems assistant ad-
ministrator Josephine Littleton. People who normally
park along these routes must move their vehicles when a snow
emergency is declared by the city adminstrator. If they
don't, they face a $20 fine or having their car towed or
both.
EARLIER this fall, the transportation department
publicized the existing snow emergency routes and what it
calls "secondary routes." The Department also publicized
its system for removing snow along the secondary streets.
On odd days of the month, people should park their
vehicles on even-numbered sides of the secondary streets.
And on even days, people should park on the odd-
numbered side. On streets with parking on one side only,
people can park on the other side if it's the day they have

to move.
Not only are students responsible for their cars but they
are also responsible for removing snow from the
sidewalks in front of their houses.
IF SNOW falls during the night, the residents must chear
their sidewalks before noon the next day. Snow falling
during the day must be cleared by noon the following day
as well. A 45-cent fine per foot plus a 10 percent collection
fee will be charged to residents who fail to follow the rule.
In the past, the city's rules have confused more than a
few students, who have returned from class to find their
cars towed or tickets slapped on their windshields.
Littleton blames much of the confusion on the media,
and on students' failure to listen for snow emergency
reports.
The city administrator notifies area newspapers, radio,
and cable television stations after declaring a snow
emergency, she said. "People ... should make a concer-
ted effort to find out whether our city is facing a snow
emergency," she added.
Sometime this week the city will release its revised jt
of snow emergency routes. For information, students-rag
call 994-8243.

Doily Photo by DEAN RANDAZZO
Paula Glanzman, president of Sigma Delta Tau sorority, and Sandy Sch-
wartz, the secretary, discuss anti-Semitic graffiti painted on the house
over the weekend. Sigma Alpha Mu fraternity was victimized by similar
graffiti.

If the programs were run at orien-
tation, "We can tell freshmen at the
University that we're not going to
put up with racists and bigots on
campus," Josephson said. He said he
hopes that approach would help
diminish the problem before it gets
out of control.
Group member Howard Jacobson,
chairman of the governing board of
the B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation,
said the group may distribute
educational posters about racism as
early as next month.
Jacobson, a senior in LSA, said the
recent anti-Semitic incident upset
him, but not any more than a recent
racist attack on a Chinese student in

the Graduate Library. In that in-
cident, which occurred last month,
history doctoral candidate Scott Wong
discovered the words "You Die
Chinaman" written inside his fifth
floor carrel.

U.S. admits Malta involvment

Wong later found that1
American dictionary
defaced with the words,
hostile Americans want
hide."

his Chinese-
had been
"Die chink,
your yellow

WASHINGTON (AP) - The United
States disclosed yesterday that three
American military officers flew to
Malta with Egyptian commandos who
carried out a bloody assault on a
hijacked Egyptian jetliner Nov. 24.
The disclosure, at the State Depar-
tment and the Pentagon, followed
widespread reports attributed to a
senior Maltese official that one of the
officers, Gen. Robert Weigand, helped
coordinate the attack.
U.S. officials denied the assertion
and said the American officers
traveled with the Egyptian special

forces to weigh and convey to higher
U.S. authorities any request for
assistance. "They were instructed not
to participate in any operation and
they did not do so," said Charles
Redman, a State Department
spokesman.
A Pentagon official said the three
Americans were sent with the com-
mandos "to demonstrate to (Egyptian
President Hosni) Mubarak that we
were serious about providing any
assistance that he might desire."
"We told them that if their men on

the ground in Malta decided they wan-
ted assistance from us, we would be
prepared to move on the request im-
mediately," said the official, who
demanded anonymity.
"We didn't force our way on the
plane. Egypt agreed to take these
three guys with them for possible
liaison. ,6
"As it turned out, the EgyptiAp
stuck to their guns in deciding they
were going to do this on their own.
And our people didn't do much but ob-
serve."

"I just feel (racism) has no place
anywhere, and I have a hard time un-
derstanding people who commit such
acts. Obviously, there's something
wrong with them," Jacobson said.
"Action has to be taken."

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HELP WANTED

ACROSS
1 Division of a
poem
6 Dessert tray
item
10 Time of year
14 Outfit
15 Valentine's Day
figure
16 Baseball family
17 Very warm
19 "Singin' in the
20 Emperor of
Rome: 14-37 AD
21 One kind of
fever
23 Nosebag fillers
24 Portico of an-
cient Greece
25 Read
28 Put up with
32 Newspaper
notice
33 Woman's waist-
coatlike dickey
34 Youth
35 Banter-and-
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37 Conductor de
Waart
38 Bowling feat
40 Plumber's
elbow?
41 Up
43 Sign of a sort
44 Has a different
opinion
46 Over
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way
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2 Water: Comb.
form
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feeling
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5 "Carmen" and
"Aida"
6 Anklebone
7 Author
Kingsley
8 Korean soldier
9 Railroad bridge
10 Soprano
Geraldine
11 Soviet range
12 Butcher's cut
13 Respirator
18 Bar mitzvah,
e.g.
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24 Wise one
25 Examined (with
"over")
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Salerno
27 Yemen coins
28 Currents
29 Texas shrine
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weights
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33 Tale of adven-
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check
39 Left
42 Having
authority
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with song
49 Midler
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54 Singer Pinza
55 Kind of light
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Lat.
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