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… proposal to alleviate overcrowding at Huron High by busing high school students living on North Campus. The. board is considering seven alternatives to the bus- ing plan, and School Superintendent Harry…

… Howard claims it must take action quickly to avoid scheduling difficulties for the students. 0 'Uncle' killers sought Southfield police said yesterday they have no clues or suspects in the apparent slaying…

… Kahler reviews last week's basketball action in Tusca- loosa. r. Arabs retain By AP and Reuter The five month old Arab oil boycott, imposed on the U.S. as a political weapon to win favorable peace terms…

… in the Mideast, ends today in the wake of yesterday's meeting of major Arab oil pro- ducers. A spokesman for nine key Arab states said the oil ministers of the Arab countries would review their…

… decision at a June 1 meeting in Cairo. The United States was getting about 10 to 14 per cent of its oil from Arab producers before the boycott was imposed. Oil experts said it would take between six and…

… eight weeks for Arab oil to reach the United States. SPEAKING AFTER the minis- ters' meeting, Saudi Arabian oil minister Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yam- ani said the United States will get enough oil for its…

… requirements. He said the United States will be getting at least one million barrels a day from Saudi Arabia alone and more supplies from other countries. He indicated the totalArab ex- ports to the United…

… and how much." The Arab oil ministers had said they intended to keep their crude- oil prices at the present inflated levels for at least three months, but no word was forthcoming on whether production…

… 85 per cent of September levels. THE LIFTING of the embargo would not have any effect on the U.S. supply at least "until early See ARABS, Page 8 lift oil embargo* pressure pri°ces, proper and…

…. Onlyca small audience of concerned city resi- dents attended, with few students to be seen. The Human Rights Party (HRP) First Ward candidate Beth Brunton addressed the crucial issues of the city's budget…

… committee.. Arabs end boycott; retain high Prices., (Continued from Page 1) May,"* one company official '*re- ported, due to the time it would take to resume shipping Arab crude oil to U.S. refineries. This…

… whether it will be enough to meet demand is still up in the air." CONCERNING THE continuation of the boycott in Europe, Arab spokespersons said that exports to West Germany and Italy will also increase to…

… did not ask for the complete withdrawal of Israel" from Arab territories occupied in 1967. The move to end the boycott had been led by Egypt and Saudi Arabia in recognition of American peace efforts in…

… the Mideast. IN WHAT appeared to be a sig- nificant split in the Arab view of the use of the oil weapon, Libya and Syria opposed lifting the em- bargo. Yamani said their opposition was "a question of…

… timing." He said all Arab countries had agreed to the move in principle. Algerian oil minister Belad Ab- desselam said Syria and Libya did not think the proper time had come to reward the United States…

… Out Our NEW Stock Items: 0 Student Office Furniture By DAVID LIEBERMAN circulation in 40 to 50 central cam- The ECTF has been meeting Do you freeze while studying at pus buildings. since September and…

… dimlylit off. in will take bids this summer for a Task Force (ECTF) last month. tSting in is Aci y-ies Bu ice in C e n t r a 1 Environmental Control the Student Activities Building, Orr System (CECS), which…

… CAMPUS DR. BORDEN W. PAINTER, JR. Director Hartford, Conn. 06106 (203) 527-3151, Ext. 218 'GRADUATE STUDENTS WELCOME! GRAD I ' 613 E. WILLIAM-665-3763 Mon.-Fri. 8-5; Sat. 9-1 I 111'r- FA N0 HOUR…

… of Music: Trumpet Student 100 HH, 4:15 pm. Recital, Recital Hall, 12:30 pm. Psych Film Series: "Up is Down", Mat: J. Serrin, Univ. of Minn., "Ax- "Eye of the Storm", "Reggie", "The iois of .Classical…

… Mechanics", 3212 AH, Orange and the Green", Aud. 3, MLB, 3 pm. 4:30 pm. Arch & Design: M. Flinn, "The Law School Student Senate: Seminar, Sense of Greece and Rome", "Odyssey j"The Rights of the Accused", 120…

… , hMii ryiil ir rriir tri Mw rwn... r r.rr.r ii tr SzI rn Badi ightyFour Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan lettersletters…

… was being shown by a group supposedly dedicated to freeing oppressed peoples. Students no longer had to go to the tacky stag movie houses of Ypsilanti w i t h their unsavory clientele and steamy…

…, acceded to t h e Arabs' demands that Jewish immi- gration be halted by issuing the White Paper of 1939 which undid the Balfour Declaration. But immediately following t h e war, the Jews actively moved, both…

… diplomatically and via the under- ground, to establish a Jewish state. At the same time Arab national- ism was on the increase, so colli- sion was inevitable. After several years of continuing trouble, the United…

… Nations concluded that the only solution the partition of Pal- estine into a Jewish and Arab state. The Jews accepted the resolu- tion. The Arabs didn't, with the 1948 War resulting. Eventually the fighting…

… British were, for the most part, openly pro-Arab. By limit- ing immigration, the number of Jewish dead rose in Europe. Also, until the British departure from Palestine in 1948 they jailed any Jew found…

… carrying a weapon, de- spite the fact that the Arabs within and outside of the area were open- ly arming and warning that they would forcibly prevent partition. The statement that "Palestine was never…

… hostile to Jewish immi- gration" is interesting. Perhaps O'Donnell, if he wants to learn more of the facts, should read the statements of the Arab League in the 20's--40's and the accounts of the Arab riots…

… procedure for the student-designated revenues from the profits off the Coke machines in the houses and the procedure used to appoint Resident Directors and Advisors for next year. In December North Campus…

… Area Direc- tor Ed Salowitz began enforcing a Hous- ing Office policy stating all "coke" money spent by students must have the approval of a house student government. Up until this time the money was dis…

…. CHARGES BIAS Student (Continued from Page 1) currently acting division direc- tor, and Program Manager Bishop, allegedly discouraged the hiring of blacks. In her affidavit, former em- ploye Kathleen…

… Levin still strongly opposes. "THE JURY is still not in on marijuana," he said. "We still do not know its long-term effects and I am opposed to its legali- zation." OPPRESSION- JEWISH CITIZENS IN ARAB…

… ARBORLAND-97 1-9975Ito trek down to State street or MAPLE VILLAGE-761-2733 as _ one student described it, E. LIBERTY-668-9329 "take their lives into their own I E. UNIVERSITY-662-0354 had. -'--- bands." ALL…

…. Ford blasts Arabs (Continued trom Page 1) Ford's remarks. needy countries and boost tech- "I couldn't agree with ever nical aid to their food produc- thing he said," commented S tion programs. He also…

… Baroody o HE TURNED to the energy Saudi Arabia said he told For question with blunt words for at a recention later that "i the Arab countries: "Now is the costs me $11 just to have lunc time for the oil…

… producers to whi. for $10 he can buy enoug define their conception of a gasoline to drive his car for global policy on energy to meet week." the growing need-and to do Several non-Arab diplomat this without…

… and re- ,economic problems. "I naturall cent oil price and production hope that it will1soon be possibl decisions." for the U.S. government to sa ARAB DIPLOMATS reacted more concretely what they t with…

…, shouting and throwing stones in the second day of 3rd floor, Student Health Service pro-guerrilla protests. free, individual contraceptive counsel- In Hebron, Arab rioters set a' restaurant aflame and stoned…

… ensure the army will not intervene in the country's political life. THE MICHIGAN DAILY Volume LXXXV, No. 65 Tuesday, November 19, 1974 is edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan. News…

… AP and Reuter JERUSALEM - Arab high school unrest switched to East: Jerusalem yesterday after two days of demonstrations in towns! on the Israeli - occupied west bank of the river Jordan. t Teenagers…

… TRIP to Utah WEEKEND TRIPS to Boyne and Collingwood students threw stones at the Is- the Eyrian port of Latakia from raeli - run labor office and Nov. 20-25. smashed its windows, with more It said Vice…

…- Israeli leaders have said the Saturday, when one teen-aged loading military supplies. trouble was sparked off by last Arab girl was killed by a blow Rabin warned Syria against week's address to the United…

… in the head and 50 Arabs were any unilateral arms buildup Nations by Yasir Arafat, lead- arrested. and his comments have been er of the Palestine Liberation Tass, the official Soviet news interpreted…

…, "Present State of the History Palestinian guerrilla base near { age, senate rules com. hearings, of Science," 214 w. Eng., 4:30 pm. the Arab refugee camp at Ra- confirmation of Nelson Rockefeller!Houe,r7e s…

….noon.TeNx iiiain"Le al security forces. Music School: Trumpet Student Rackham, 8 pm. In Cairo, meanwhile, the po- Recital, Recital Hall, 12:30 pm. Phychiatry: Richard L. Grant, U. litical weekly Rose al Youssef…

… Kissinger's proposal for an- ontraceptive ounseling other interim Israeli withdrawal in Sinai. and Education Service In Israeli - occupied Jordan, Arabs marched through three Gynecology Clinic cities…

… "LEMANS" starring STEVE McQUEEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY, 7:30, 9:30 NAT. SCIENCE AUD. $1.00 UAC, a non-profit student entertainment organization, would like to start several new activities this year, but we…

… Arabs might relent, the Federal Energy Office (FEO) announced that the Arabian embargo on oil impots to the United States was "nearing full effectiveness." The White House, meanwhile, an- nounced that…

… Secretary Ger- ald Warren indicted the speech was not intended to disclose any new programs, such as gas rationing. He also denied any speculation that the President might announce that the Arab boycott would…

… be lifted because of an agreement for troop disengagement in the Middle East. In its "petroleum situation re- port" for the first 11 days of Jan- uary, the FEO indicated that the "leakage" of Arab oil…

… Sawhill described the Arab boycott as "fully effective." But he held out hope in a statement issued Thursday night that it would be lifted soon. VICE PRESIDENT Gerald Ford also predicted Thursday that the1…

… embargo would be lifted because of recent developments in the Middle East. The embargo, imposed after the outbreak of the Arab-Israeli war three months ago, severely cut into the 7 million barrels of oil…

… that previously was imported into the United States. But leakage through third countries, which Sawhill identified as primarily Venezuela and Canada, continued' to bring Arab oil into the United States…

… during the early days of the boycott. Sawhill said that Arab oil em- bargo has reduced U.S. petroleum supplies by almost 14 per cent below expected demand. "Thus," he said, "while there has been some…

… "techni- cal" violation of a federal law requiring Martin to pay a trans- fer tax before selling the wea- pons. MARTIN, a premedical student at the University of California at Los Angeles, was arraigned…

… H I.GlAwj OPEN DAILY 12:45 SHOWS AT 1, 3, 5, 7, & 9 thws Casfed v~ c THE MICHIGAN DAILY Volume LXXXIV, Number 91 Saturday, January 19, 1974 is edited and managed by students at the University of…

… age bracket and more often than not on the unskill- ed and the unemployed. The community college meets a real need but picks students up after high school where the pro- posed Center wouldgive them em…

… across your front page Jan. 11 was indicative of the unreasonable amount of attention you pay Student Government Coun- cil. SGC is regarded by most stu- dents (even among the 3 per cent of us who bothered…

… decrepit and useless SGC really is. I urge my fellow students to join me in refusing to nay the SGC assessment which ap- nears on the first billing of the winter term. Maybe then w.: will he able to drive…

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… will take a tremendous amount of time and work as talks continue. sut the eventual Israeli withdrawal from the Sinai, as difficult as it may be, is no doubt the easiest problem of Arab- Israeli…

… with Egypt. It was reported that some Syrians regard the agreement to be harmful to the interests of Syria and those of the cause of Arab unity. THROUGHOUT MOST of the history of the Arab…

…-Israeli conflict, supporters 'of Arab unification have rallied their cause around a policy of war against the Israelis. Apparently Egypt's Sadat is at- tempting to fight that trend with his country's negotiations…

… considerably more difficult than negotiations about the Si- nai desert. The final problem, however, even if the Arabs and the Israelis continue to make progress, will be the oppressive plight of the Palestinian…

… refugees. It is certainly clear that no settlement will work with- out justice for the Palestinians, but at this point they apparently continue to be ignored. ONE CONTINUAL source of Arab-Israe- li friction…

… Arab states, if Palestinian griev- ances are ignored the raids will continue, and no doubt Israeli retaliation will fol- low. By ROY CHERNUS A substantial figure in Amer- ican musical history is in Ann…

… southern Lebanon and ending June 30, but an annual inflation rate ew up three houses used by "Arab terror- of 8.8 per cent sapped those dollars of their s," the military command said. The homes value The…

…. WASHINGTON - Union leaders called for a ere was no mention of any Arab casualties, nationwide strike vote yesterday after reject- ing the Bell Telephone System's offer of a BEIRUT, Lebanon - Egypt and Jordan…

…: Pur- suing the Dream, and Foxfire. Relax this evening witl some duplicate bridge. Games will be going on in the Assembly Room of the Union beginning at 7:30 p.m Everybody is welcome Rackham Student…

… Government is presently developing a pro- gram for securing part-time em- ployment in the area for grad- uate students. A person in the position of employment advo- cate will co-ordinate the efforts of…

… potential employers and grad- uate students to fill jobs. RSG is presently accenting applica- tions for the position of advo- cate for the upcoming s c h o o 1 year. Apnlicants should be fa- miliar with…

… for 12 mos; ap- pile. deadline, Aug. 5, 1974; com- plete info. available at CP&P. THE MICHGAN DAILY Volume Lxxxsv, No. 44- Friday, July 19 1974 is edited and managed by students at the University of…

…, 1974 Ten Cents Eight Pages I ML-} Student Regent? Hopes that a student will eventually sit on the University's exalted Board of Regents are looking up. The Senate is scheduled to vote today…

… on a bill that would "declare there to be no conflict of in- terest" involved in a student Regent. Doug Smith, legislative aid to the measure's sponsor, Senator Gilbert Bursley (R-Ann Arbor), says the…

… central plains, skies will be Faculty to pres adds pluses, ant letter grad mrnuses le system Gives students more options in pass, fail By SARA RIMER In a three hour meeting slowed by tedious…

… Requirements Commission Report (GRC), the faculty gave greater flexibility to the pass/fail sys- tem. Providing students with the option of electing a quarter of their total credits (or 43 hours) pass/fail, they…

… also supported a proposal allowing students to take dis- tribution requirement courses on a pass/fail basis. In a surprise move at the meetings end, the faculty Dalv Photo by STEVE KAGAN The Parthenon…

… told by then special counsel dorsed the granting of Clem- evidence "very incriminating to us." See JURY, Page 2 BULLETIN TEL AVIV, Israel 1P)-Arab terrorists invaded an Israeli town on the Jordanian…

… all-day inflation conference "with lots of big shots," we're told, will begin at 8:30 a.m. in the Detroit Hilton, if you can truck the distance .. . Students for Levin will hold an organizational mass…

… NATIONS (/P)-President Ford presented to the United Nations yesterday a pledge of increased U.S. food aid for needy countries, a challenge to Arab oil producers and an im- promptu endorsement for Secretary…

… assurance from Ford. "Ab- solutely not, of course not," he renlied. student The praise for Kissinger sent a ripple of applause through the hall, where the Nobel Peace Prize winner sat with delega- tions from…

… the United States would r DAVID BURHENN sped mreon oodshpmetsto A former graduate student spend more on food shipments has filed suit against the Uni- See FORD, Page 2 er _t AMNESTY ISSUE DISCUSs…

… stand on amnesty is the same now as it was in '70," he told a gathering of 130 students at the Lawyer's Club Lounge. "I am supporting alternative serv- ice for draft evaders." HOWEVER, in a campaign…

… quarter-to-eight; that was the best thing all night because the evening went all down hill from there." "I thought they would be average students, but Alice Lloyd is a home of the HRP . . . a gay couple in…

… affidavits in the action claiming that Schrader, who is See STUDENT, Page 2 Daily Photo by STUART HOLLANDER MayorJames Stephensoni :..:.:....: ........... . Reuther will attack Esch 'double talk' By GORDON…