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… officials in Amman said King Hussein of Jordan and President Abdullah Saleh of North Yemen talked by telephone and affirmed their "Pan- Arab support of the Iraqi people in their efforts to regain their rights…

… over their territories and the waters." The reference to "Pan-Arab support" was to point up that Iraq, Jordan and North Yemen are Arab* nations while Iran is a non-Arab, Persian country. KING HUSSEIN has…

… been the only Arab leader to openly back Iraq and the Jordanian announcement of North Yemen's support was seen as an effort to enlist other Arab nations in an effort to help Iraq. ' Compiled from…

…, 1980 The Michigan Daily is edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan. Published daily Tuesday through Sunday mornings during the University year at 420 Maynard Street, Ann Arbor…

… stabilize the Middle East the United States should "force" Israel into solving the Palestinian problem. Such an American policy would supposedly win over the confidence of Arab and Muslim coun- tries and…

… world is faulty on a number of grounds: 1) IT IS DOUBTFUL just how much the Arab and Moslem countries care about the Palestinians; it has appeared that these coun- tries have used the Palestinian issue as…

… political bribery trial, Jenrette never flatly said he would accept a bribe. BUT HE TOLD FBI Agent Anthony Amoroso, posing as a representative of a fictitious Arab businessman needing an immigration bill to…

… principle, it (the reduction) bothers me." F ARH AD AFSH ARI, a senior Civil Engineering student, said he will 'definitely feel the brunt of the shorter hours. Last semester, he estimated, he spent about 25…

… midnight and Sunday starting time from 10a.m. to 1p.m. will save 722 part-time hours, she said. Faucher said she recognized the need for students to study after. midnight, but said that studying does not…

… have to be at a library. Students can use the Union, which, she said, may even be able to remain open after 1 a.m. The smaller libraries on campus have not had to cut hours, but they have what many of…

… their librarians feel is an even bigger problem-an abundance of undergraduates who take up spaces desperately needed by graduate students consulting the collections and reserve materials these libraries…

… offer. "We have this problem every year," said Lucy Yu, director of the Public Health Library. The small library has only 104 seats and the School of Public Health has approximately 700 students who are…

… libarary and crowd out those who really need to study there. IT DOESN'T H AVE TO BE INTERVIEWS FOR POSITIONS ON ISA ST UDE NT GOVE RNMEN T & STUDENT-FACUL TY Wednesday, September 10 Come to LSA-SG Off ice…

… Arabs." [^. 0 I E Mirb43au 1 atu Volume XCI, No.5 Tuesday, September 9, 1980 The Michigan Daily is edited and manageu by students at the University of Michigan. Published daily Tuesday through…

… of Tripoli to hail the two leaders with shouts of "Libya, Syria, one country." In speeches broadcast by the state radio, both leaders accused President Anwar Sadat of Egypt of betraying the Arab cause…

…-0550; Composing room: 764-0556. 6 0 You can have the U. of M. student newspaper delivered to your dorm or door, Tuesday CIE' L C PU U V Ijj'%qh %C fl U4% Editor-in-Chief ........... MARK PARREN-T- Managing…

…'s International Center. Peled said Israel should abolish its settlements in Arab-occupied territory and establish a Palestinian state in the Israeli-occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip regions bordering on Israel…

…, but Iraq's president vowed that anyone trying it "will have his hand cut off without hesitation." Tehran Radio's Arabic broadcasts yesterday said Iraq had mobilized 0,000 soldiers of its 190,000-man…

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… armies on full alert, the Kuwaiti news agency, KUNA, said.., Arab Gulf states feared that Washington's severing of diplomatic relations with Iran would trigger shock waves throughout the region. IRONICALLY…

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… and the wounding of 17 others. We condemn this wanton act of violence at Hebron, and the Palestine Liberation Organization's respon- sibilityfor it," hesaid. Earlier Thursday, Arab countries revised the…

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…ARTS. The Michigan Daily Thursday, October 9, 1980 Page 9 PHILIP GLASS SCHEDULED Minimalist composer to appear The Michigan Daily- -Page 9 STUDENT DINNER SPECIALS MON-THURS After omon -.. 251…

… Iranians: but also wants the friendship of Iraq and other Arab countries. North Korea intends to play a leading role among nonaligned nations, a group in which Iraq is prominent. North Korea gets most of its…

… students can read Russian and Arabic? -Ezra Mendelsohn Visiting Professor of History April 5 Police tolerant at Bash -I- '''~~~' ur4 P112N'T CAVCE IN 1TONE POE~T OFFICE ' HF- JUS~T wNM15 To MAKE' 5URF…

… 13 6 E5100 471 I Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Another election foul-up I DIDN'T THINK it could happen. It's like a nightmare come true. The Michigan Student Assembly…

…, allowing a rotation of the order of the candidates' names. As the deadline for this page ap- proaches, it appears that the Central Student Judiciary (CSJ) - the body invested with the power to certify the…

… between the lowest winning vote- getters and the students whose names were bungled. Yet it seems ap- propriate to ask whether such a solution would be fair, considering that the candidates who are forced…

… all. This choice, too, could be questioned, because it would in- volve much cost and injustice to can- didates who won seats. Please think carefully, CSJ. The legitimacy of a student government rests on…

… "Holocaust plot." Let me explain to the students of this University that both these men were, in fact, Jews. During World War II, the Jewish-Nazi regime did in fact destroy some Jews (although it has been…

… some signs that the real story is becoming well known. Mr. Prosterman, an American specialist in Arab affairs, albeit of the Mosaic persuasion, has performed a notable service to the truth. Carry on, Mr…

…. Prosterman. And well done, Michigan Daily, for giving him the opportunity to let the truth bS known. Yes, Pravda and the Arab propaganda machine have poin- ted all this out before. But how many of our…