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" (Continued fromPage2) City police officials say they have "networks" to prevent crime. Wright full-time coordinator is being hired in
C itV Q emergency telephones throughout also made fighting and preventing said the program includes 500 groups September.
~ campus, which is scheduled to' be crime a priority. They said burgleries within the city, allowing citizens to In addition to the Neighborhood
finished by September. and auto thefts have decreased in become, "the eyes and ears of the Watch, special programs sponsored
In addition, Heatley said the recent years, despite the overall police department by making casual by the Ann Arbor Police include rape
o l o w s University has appropriated more crime increase. observations of the neighborhood and prevention, children's safety,
money for additional lighting on the Wright said the city holds several by reporting suspicious persons or workshops for senior citizens and the
Diag and other campus areas, and he crime prevention workshops to vehicles". handicapped as well as seminars
n a tio n a pointed to Julie Steiner's appointemtn educate citizens. Ond key program IN addition, Wright said citizens are about crime for city businessess
last year as the director of the Sexual which Wright heads is called the offered tips on how to "safety- Wright said that because of these
Assault and Prevention Center as an "Neighborhood Watch." harden" their homes against crime. programs, people "feel more comfor-
tre n t's important indicator of University THE PROGRAM, which was Because of the program's success table calling in crimes and reporting
concern, initiated in 1981, helps citizens form and increasing size, Wright said, a them".
Judge's confirmation hearing erupts into bickering
WASHINGTON (AP) - The confir- an extremist who is insensitive to civil ceed the retiring Warren Burger as Sen. Orrin G. Hatch, (R-Utah), a REHNQUIST received supet on the
ueea trom Arizona's Democratic
mation for Chief Justice-designate rights. chief justice if confirmed by the staunch Rehnquist supporter, turned senator, Dennis DeConcini, who
William Rehnquist erupted into par- ON TUESDAY, Democrats pointed Republican-run Senate. red-faced at the latest disclosure. His asked, "How many on this committee
tisan quarreling yesterday after out that Rehnquist's vacation home in Asked by Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, voice rising, Hatch said, "This is the can say we never owned a piece of
Democrats disclosed that the deed for Greensboro, Vt. contained a clause (D-Mass.), if he had read the Phoenix biggest red herring in the whole property" with such restrictions.
the nominee's former home in barring Jews from owning property. deed, Rehnquist said: "I simply can't hearing. It's ridiculous.' The restrictive language for the
Phoenix, Ariz., included language to Both deeds were turned up in the answer whether I read through the "I don't know that it's ridiculous at Palmcroft subdivision in Phoenix was
bar non-whites from owing property. FBI background investigation of deed or not. One relies on a title com- all," said Sen. Howard Metzenbaum, in effect from 1961 to 1969.
It was the second disclosure in two Rehnquist prepared for the Senate pany. While very offensive, it (the (D-Ohio), a Rehnquist critic. Kennedy The language said that for 99 years,
days of a restrictive covenant in a Judiciary Committee, which is con- covenant) has no legal effect." said it was important to the issue of property in the subdivision could not
Rehnquist-owned property, as liberal ducting the hearings. Rehnquist, an REHNQUIST said he was not aware Rehnquist's sensitivity to civil rights be "sold, transferred or leased" to
Democratic senators continued to associate justice on the Supreme of the restrictions in either deed until matters. Civil rights and women's someone "not of the white nor
portray the conservative nominee as Court for nearly 15 years, would suc- several days ago. groups oppose the nomination. Caucasian race."


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