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….S. military presence in flation and put millions more the strategic Persian Gulf region, pur- Americans to work in new jobs, in new sue Arab-Israeli peace and build on the industries, and in newly modernized in…

…. Official reports from both nations listed skirmishes and engagements all along the 300-mile war front that divides Persian Iran and Arab Iraq, but none of the reports could be independently confirmed. Iraqi…

… 11 I 3hz Athbzgan Uailg Volume XCI, No. 52 Sunday, November 2, 1980 The Michigan Daily is edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan. Published daily Tuesday through Sunday…

… students at The University of Michigan Vol. XCI, No. 25 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of The Daily's Editorial Board Fun in the armed forces BOB!W'~4TA…

… trespassing" tradition, refused to let the soldiers use his telephone, but did offer to let them stay in his barn. And just imagine that ROTC com- mander, finishing a hard day teaching students how to penetrate…

… nation belongs. Though the countries are neighbors, the rift between Iran and Iraq is deeper than most. Iraqis are Arabs; Iranians are not. Iraqis speak Arabic; many Iranians do not. The importance of…

… writ- ten in Arabic and God destined the Arabs to play a vanguard role in Islam." With such feelings of nationalism and ethnic superiority at work in the current situation, the reaction Iran will have to…

… the Saudi deal ought to have been obvious. Saudi Arabia is an Arab, Arabic-speaking country. It is possible that the Iranian people and leaders already view the oil-rich kingdom as an established Iraqi…

…. Tension between the two Arab neigh- bors.built up as a result of their conflic- ting positions on the Iran-Iraq war and Syrian charges that Jordan was sup- porting Islamic fundamentalists trying to…

…<.... v.. .. w.. .... ..... ..- ...<. .,s '.e'a{i ....> M.-IM SAID takes top LSA-SG BY CHARLES THOMSON Sue Porter and Margaret Talmers of Porter Talmers elected the Student Alliance for Institutional…

… Development won by more than a two- " " to-one margin the presidency and vice- in highest turnout ever presidency of the LSA Student Gover- neti lcin edls ek nment in elections held last week. Turnout for the…

… election was the for the council were elected. One of the SAID, student input into budget cutting heaviest in LSA-SG history. Of the more independents, Mark Bonine, received decisions. than 2,300 ballots…

… approximately 16 per- Porter attributed her victory to SAID that she saw a value in the diversity of cent of the 13,000-plus member LSA party campaigning and organization. views which she thinks will be student…

… the 1,500 valid ballots. was really solid." Student Alliance for Better Represen- BESIDES CAPTURING the THE SAID campaign emphasized tation, said he thought the new counci: executive positions on the…

… student student involvement in future ad- members would work well together anc } government, SAID candidates ministrative budget-cutting decisions, said the views of the council members dominated the…

… candidates who lost were SABRE candidates. Yesterday Adams dropped a lawsuit he had filed with the Michigan Student Assembly Central Student Judiciary in which he claimed that the LSA-SG elec- tion code had…

… association spokesman said. Students with previous archeological experience have been invited to join an international team on a dig of the impor- tant medieval city of Northhampton and the Anglo-Saxon cemetery…

… in Norfolk. Experienced volunteers, the spokesperson added, will receive free room and board for their efforts. Interested students can contact the society at 35 screaming Blue zealots. "Tradition…

… were studying in the libraries when furor erupted in Israel over the transplanting of a Jewish kidney into an Arab girl. About the only thing these stories do is make one think. I read the hit-and- run…

… horrible. The headline in Saturday's Jr rGoto John Wayne Gacy Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan LETTERS TO THE DAILY: Editorial ignores PIR GIM facts Vol. XCI, No.73 420…

… reproduced the argumen-. ts advanced by the two conser- vative Republicans on the Board. The position endorsed by the Public Interest ResearchGroup in Michigan, Michigan Student Assembly President Marc…

… Breakstone, and the majority of the Regents deserves a similar review. The University, has an established procedure byswhich student groups can win the right to collect voluntary contributions at CRISP. PIRGIM…

… fulfilled the requirements of this policy in 1972 when more than 16,000 University students petitioned the University to establish a fun- ding system whereby students could voluntarily contribute to PIRGIM…

… at CRISP. Any other student group that can demon- strate similar student support is also entitled to collect con-' tributions at registration. The Daily betrays its ignorance of these crucial facts…

… with its ironic suggestion that a student group might prove its worthiness to collect contributions "by cir- culating petitions among the prospective contributors." As for the recent decline in the…

… volume of contributions PIRGIM has received, the Daily inex- plicably failsetoenote that the nation's severe economic recession has limited the finan- cial options of many students. Moreover, there exist…

… school, one expects to find coun- selors who will be able to help students through their years of education. However, during my freshman year last year, I lear- ned that one of the counselors was not…

… and beneficiaries of federally assisted education programs," most often students. SEATTLE University, a private school, was warned in June 1975 that it had become the target of an in- vestigation by…

…- sidered among the most trusted Arab allies of the United States, said it would turn Jordan into a "flaming inferno to burn every aggressor." Jordan strengthened its forces on the border to counter the…