,age 2 -The Michigan Daily-Friday, March 25, 1988

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Simon
moves
speechto
Fog prevented Democratic
presidential candidate Sen. Paul
Simon of Illinois from landing at
Michigan airports yesterday, forcing-
the cancellation of a noon press
conference on the front steps of the
"Michigan Union and speeches at the
Law School and School of Business
Administration.
He has rescheduled to give a press
conference on the Union steps at
11:30 today, and will, walk through
the Diag before attending a class at
the Business School.
Local campaign volunteers said
,Simon's plane was unable to land in
Detroit, Kalamazoo, and Grand
Rapids because of inclement
weather.
Simon, who would have been the
fourth of the five Democratic
candidates to visit the University
this week, is trailing far behind
Massachusetts Gov. Michael
Dukakis and Rev. Jesse Jackson in
polls of Michigan voters. Tennessee
Sen. Albert Gore also leads Simon
in the number of elected delegates.
- by Michael Lustig

Anti-Nazi
protesters I
Compiled from Associated Press reports
await Israelis kill two Pales
court4dateHEBRON, Occupied West Bank - Soldiers shot tw
(O ui't UdL e in street battles yesterday after a night of Israeli raids in
arrested and taken to schools converted to detention cen
By KRISTINE LALONDE Seven Arabs were wounded in confrontations in t
Four protesters - arrested Bank, including a 12-year-old girl shot in the left
Saturday at an anti-Nazi rally on village 10 miles west of Nablus, hospital officials repo
charges of felonious assault - will Yesterday's deaths brought to 109 the number of
probably face arraignment sometime since the Arab rebellion began Dec. 8 in the occupi
next week, said Detective Douglas Gaza Strip, according to U.N. figures. One Israeli soldi
Barbour of the Ann Arbor Police Ariel Sharon, the hawkish former general who n
Department yesterday. trade minister, said Palestinians involved in the r
Such delays are standard expelled from Israel and the territories it has occup
procedure, said Barbour, who said the Middle East war.
Washtenaw County Prosecutor
decided to delay the arraignment until State lawmakers may
further evidence could be reviewed.
Evidence such as additional witness rights t victim s o1
accounts will be used to determine
the severity of the charges. LANSING - Crime victims would gain an e
"We have no idea what they'll criminals in the eyes of the Michigan Constitution
charge us with," said Rashid Taher, a amendment outlined yesterday by a bipartisan coali
LSA sophomore who was arrested at Senate leaders.
the rally. "The prosecutor is still Lawmakers pledged swift action on the joint res
deliberating to what extent he is make Michigan the second state to try to add crime v
going to press charges." constitution. Florida has placed a similar amendmen
Felonious assault is punishable ballot.
with up to four years in prison. If "Providing crime victim's rights demonstrates a fu
the felonious assault charge is for the victim without diminishing the rights of the a
lessened, the protesters may receive a William Van Regenmorter (R-Jenison) one of the
misdemeanor charge, like assault and sponsors.
battery, Barbour said. Judge appoints lawyei
The Ann Arbor police were
unable to comment further on the investigate Flight 255
case.0
About 200 protesters threw bricks DETROIT - A committee of five lawyers represer
and rocks at several neo-Nazis who crash of Northwest Airlines Flight 255 was appointed)
were demonstrating Sunday in front evidence that will be used to reach settlements with the
of the Ann Arbor Federal Building. U.S. District Court Judge Julian Cook Jr. sek
The Nazis were shielded from the committee from a list of 11 lawyers who applied, a
protestors by 46 Ann Arbor police names during a pretrial conference in his courtroom.
officers. At least 65 lawsuits have been filed in various fed
".................. .... from the nation's second-worst air disaster, which kill(
Detroit Metropolitan Airport Aug. 16.
* All cases have been transferred to Cook, who had o
* pretrial investigation by lawyers for both sides until t
" named.
. Noriega faces new op
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! . PANAMA CITY- A leading opposition leader r
" /iyesterday and rejoined an increasingly desperate strug
* Manuel Noriega.
* "We have but one objective: to get rid ofD
* " reconciliation and democracy in Panama!" said Ricar
: the president of the Christian Democratic Party, i
" apparel ; chanting, cheering crowd of about 300 people who gre
: -jewelry ; Costa Rica.
:*accessories ; Despite almost unanimous support for a nationwid
" 0 business and industry, Noriega remained defiant, sayin
: 325 E. Liberty : his opponents at home and in the United States don't'
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Daily Photo by KAREN HANDELMAN
The cancellation of Democratic presidential candidate Paul Simon's
speech yesterday at Hutchins Hall left Wayne Woodlief, Boston Herald
reporter and faithful follower of Simon's campaign across college cam-
puses, deeply distressed.

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vo Palestinians dead
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ters.
the occupied West
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rted.
Palestinians killed
ed West Bank and
er has been killed.
ow is industry and
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ied since the 1967
extend
rime
qual footing with
under a proposed
tion of House and
olution in a bid to
ictims rights to its
t on its November
ndamental fairness
ccused," said Rep.
resolution's four
rs to
'crash
nting victims of the
yesterday to collect
plaintiffs.
ected the steering
nd announced the
[eral courts arising
ed 156 people near
rdered an end to all
the committee was
position
eturned from exile
ggle to topple Gen.
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do Arias Calderon,
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eted his flight from
Le general strike by
g Wednesday night
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Oscar the Grouch trashed for
living in recyclable home
CAMDEN, N.J. (AP) - Oscar the Grouch, the guru of garbage on
television's "Sesame Street," has been asked to remove all recyclables
from his trash can home.
The famous character on the long-running PBS-TV children's show
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The Michigan Daily (ISSN 0745-967) is published Monday
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