…RETROSPECT See Page Four. C, 4c Lw&iauF ali, NEW DAWNING High-20 Low-0 Fair and cold, possibility of snow Vol. LXXXII, No. 93 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, January 30, 972 Ten Cents Eight Pages City elections: Chance for sho of youth vote' By DAVE BURHENN Can young voters be an im- portant factor in local electoral politics? The answer to that question should come this spring, when newly enfranchised .18-to 20 - year - olds vote in th...…
…Fleming halts pall y; blames pot By TONY SCHWARTZ President Robben Fleming an- nounced last night that Friends of the Rainbow People's Party, a stu- dent organization, would not be permitted to rent Hill Auditorium for a planned non-profit, "Get Out' the Vote" concert, Saturday night. * Fleming said in a written state- ment that the decision was in re- sponse to "massive violations of the law, particularly. with regard to the use of marij...…
… Bengals breeze, stay one & one-half out See Story Page 9 POLITICIZING THE POT LAW See Editorial Page :Yl r e SAitrigan A#* :43 BRACING High-S9 y Low-43 For details, see today,.. Vol. LXXXIII, No 21 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, September 30, 1972 Ten Cents Ten Pages today.. Men better than women Men are better cleaners than women, or at least that is what the Barfield Cleaning Company thinks. In a bulletin board announcement in...…
…SGC 1,4 By ROBERT BARKIN At its inception last spring, campus groups generally approved the idea of a Student Government Council Legal Ad- vocate to represent the University's students. But with the likely approval of the advocate's contract at tonight's SGC meeting, serious questions concerning his selection have been raised. -The advocate, Tom Bentley, was chosen from only three applicants after a two-week advertising campaign in The Daily. ...…
