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… Iraq and back to Syria. When nevertheless now Egpytian President Sadat mentions "peace with Israel" we do not know whe- ther to trust him. We trust more the words of Arab students on this campus…

…Eighty-three years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan __ __ The INTER VIE W: Once (gulp) more 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 News Phone…

… education of high school students in the county, especially those who do not plan to go to college. Various studies of high school gradu- ates throughout the nation and locally have concluded that many, if…

… not most, high school students not planning on college graduate with few saleable skills. It is just such training, in a number of areas from business to transportation, that the center would have…

… state and federal governments to meet these needs. THOSE MOST HURT by yesterday's vote are those students who find that the emphasis on academic subjects in traditional high schools does not ade- quately…

… for their products, and write them a letter explaining why. It's OOL REFLECTION is required in the face of the controversy elicited by the advertisement "Arab Racism, Anti-Semitism" and the "Response…

… principle he sought to condemn in the ad, for his own re- ference to "Arabs as a people and collectively" confirms the proprie- ty of speaking about collectivities in history without being racist. The ad…

… the ad had generalized its statements to include Arab be- havior vis-a-vis other nations, or if it had spoken in terms of broad ethnic activity, that would indeed have been racism. But the ad merely…

… The All-American Hamburger Test EIhe Sltan 1E1t33 Egt y-three years of editorial freedom Edited and mnanaged by students at the University of Michigan 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 News…

… Phone: 764-0552 SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 1974 Anunielyesgnaio LEE GILL'S UNEXPECTED resignation as president of the Student Govern- ment Council comes at a very unfortu- nate time for students on this…

… more than one council per- son has seen academics slide due to the heavy time commitment involved. THE REAL LOSS of course, will be to the students, as replacement leadership of the caliber offered by…

… infestation, dirty b a t h- Lettrs: ustie for Palestinians Tfo The Daily: FOR THE SECOND time in two months an anti-Arab racist state- ment appears on the pages of The Daily, this time in the form of a…

… Palestinians are descendants of the original inhabitants (Canaanites, Amorites, Arameans, Arabs and .Jews!); this was 1300 years be- fore Moses led the Hebrews to Palestine. Second, in 1948, over 700…

… constituted only 7 per cent of the total population of Pales- tine Third, the Palestinians of today are part of the Arab nation, shar- ing a common long history, a common language, and a common destiny. Their…

… status was and con- tinues to be no different than the Lebanese, Syrians, Iraqis, Egyp- tians, or other fellow Arabs. Before Israel, they lived in thriving cities, had prosperous and productive farms, and…

… enjoyed the highest standard of living in the Arab World. They agree with the nationally syndicated columnist, Jenkin Lloyd Jones (Ann Arbor News, May 12, '73) that "the in- gathering of the exiles to the…

… finally, the facts are that the Zionist occupation of Palestine which led to the forced dispersal of the Palestinian Arabs cannot annull the Palestinian personality, and that there ill be no true po…

…- litical to the Arab-Israeli conflict until the rights and demands of more than one million Palentin- ians, now livig in exile, are taken -t osideaher Mohammed Jan. 11 l,'riawli A robs To The Daily: WITH ALL…

…4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY New U.S. policy could alter Ar By The Associated Press President Anwar Sadat of Egypt indicated yesterday that the Arabs should alter their oil embargo of the United States…

… conference that the unrestricted flow of Arab oil to the United States may resume in less than two months as a result of the Egyptian-Israeli troop agreement. Sadat said he can "now sin- cerely say that the…

… United States has adopted a new policy, that there is a significant, though not total, change." Asked if the Arab embargo of oil to the United States should be modified, Sadat replied: "FOR EVERY change in…

… the American position, it is neces- AP Photo sary for the Arabs to make an identical change toward the United States." .uin Sadat said three months ago Rouge i- that the U.S. position in the is mouth…

…. Middle East was "fundamentally pro-Israeli, under pretext of a balance of forces in the region." Arab newspapers have said recently that Sadat, now on a touir of Arab nations, is support- ing a U.S. plea…

…S ri .. _I err.. '. - e fr4iian Dait1 Eighty-three years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan All ethics aside for Mayor Jim 420 Maynard St:, Ann…

… imagination. Paul O'Donnell is a Univer- sity student in foreign lan- guages and journalism. He has spent most of his college career studying in France and Spain. Gen. Francisco. Franco Le Perthus on the Fren…

… pre-occupied with Nix- on's sanity and his character flaws." -Steven McClure '72 Jan. 29 Regeneration To The Daily: LEE GILL'S resignation as SGC President paves the way for the regeneration of student…

… govern- ment at Michigan. As an observer or participant in student govern- ment since 1969 perhaps my per- spectives are of a little interest. Until early 1972 SGC had its ups and downs but on the whole it…

… was a reasonably representative and sometimes influential body. I t s supportive role in the 1970 BAM strike was quite important, and its attainment of student control over the present Office of Special…

… Ser- vices and Programs was an ad- pretense of restoring democratic student government. There remains no excuse for the corporate University to meddle in student affairs. SGC ought to en- act a…

… workable new constitution - perhaps as a federation of school and college governments - b u t whatever form it takes, all students should repudiate continued Admin- istrative/Regental usurpation of student…

… self-determination. -Bob Black '73 Jan. 10 obfuscation To The Daily: ON DECEMBER 6, an advercise- ment on Arab racism and anti- Semitism was published in t h e Michigan Daily. Even if We as- sume that…

… all of the examples of racism and persecution of minori- ties by the Arabs are correct, the article still did not clarity t h e issues directly relating io the Arab-Israeli conflict and diI not…

… contribute to producing an atmos- phere in which these problems might be rationally discussed. For years Arab propagardists have tried to argue that the on y- solution to the Arab-Israeli con- flict was the…

…. S. oil compa- nies cut off supplies of Arab oil to U. S. military forces last No- vember. Business Week magazine reported Dec. 1 that Saudi Arabia warned it would fight any flow of oil by tightening…

… con- taxes that oil companies can cre- trols." oir ion Applied in areas as a Tool nal Change" Rm. 2059 MKRI Mi., Rm. 1057 MHRI S ad at returns after touring Arab capitals N q SONY." STR-6036A…

…. A XI 336 South State 769-4980 Open unt see COED Frat! 761-6133 0 _ . , POSITIONS NOW OPEN FOR, Central Student Judiciary (All-Campus Supreme Court) WHO CAN APPLY? Any student at the University…

… 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…

… Eighty-three years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Consumers pay for oil market anarchy 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 News Phone: 764…

… workers have been hit with large "indefinite" layoffs. These layoffs promise to be only the first in what is quickly becom- ing a recession of major propor- tions. The Arab oil boycott, while of major…

…- plies. Using the Arab oil boycott as an excuse, the capitalist class is forc- ing the working class to pay the costs of marketplace anarchy by driving large numbers out of pro- ductive labor, forcing the…

… when the Iranian oil fields were nationalized in the early 1950s), revolutionary socialists can place no political confidence in the Arab nationalism which has dominated the political nature of the…

… struggle against Zion- ism. IN THE NUMEROUS wars of the past quarter century, neither tine Zionist or the Arab nationalist re- gimes have represented the inter- ests of the workers or peasants of their…

… respective countries, much less these of the displaced Pales- tinians. The total domination of Hebrew and Arab nationalism in the Near East has effectively suppressed re- volutionary proletarian struggle in…

… of the right -f both Hebrew and Arab peoples, as part of a socialist federation of the Near East. While this is at all times our fundamental program, we must also oppose genocide or national oppression…

… on either side. Thus it is obligatory for socialists to uphold the right of both Pales- tinian Arabs and the Hebrew speak- ing population to self determination - that is, to secede and form their own…

… chauvin- ist hostility towards "Arab aggres- sion". With the looming recession, the focus of workers' struggles w i1ll shift from speed-up and compul- sory overtime to the question of un- employment…

…- glary, wiretapping, eavesdropping and spying of students by the CIA and other agencies. <These methods were employed against dissenters, political opponents, news report- ers, and government employees. In…

… and influen Canada to top-level Washington States talks Feb. 11. led th The President, acting amid as a w fears the world economy could Israel be severely damaged by the Arab The oil cutbacks and…

… working on the basic assumption at the that the Arab oil embargo will Theo continue, "I don't think I could by pr see the day before the fall that tionsm we would be per se over the tary o hump on making…

… Presi- initiative came as a spec- rab envoy put into top gear ee-month drive to try tD, ,nce opinion in the United s, whose pro-Israel policy he Arabs to use their oil weapon in their fight against and…

…&A BUILDING-764-4475 11 PROJECT COMMUNITY Child Care and Development Program * For students wanting to do volunteer work in child care centers and homes 6 or more hrs./wk. " Course credit available in…

… Sadat, said yesterday that Israel was trying to divide the Arabs and weaken Egypt's position through the Ge- neva Peace Conference. He wrote that Israel might feel that the Geneva conference was a good…

… start towards the break up of the Arab front. Egypt was en- gaged in the conference on the po- litical and military levels. Jordan was there but only on the p'litical level while Syria was absent al…

…- together, he said. "The Arab world does not know exactly where it stands, and the oil has shifted from the war front to the auction hall," he added. ISRAEL ALSO wanted to sow suspicions between the Arabs and…

… the Soviet Union. "The Arabs would seem to have stepped for- ward towards an American solu- tion after going to war with Soviet weapons," Heykal said. Israel's strategy had not been changed although it…

…,. . we, the Council, did what we could, but the students just wouldn't pick - up the ball." THE FALL semester was punc- t tuated by attacks from Gill's op- ponents. The charges of illegality a and fraud…

… failure to properly enroll as a student. The blockbuster was the em- bezzlement charge: an anonymous leaflet chock full of libelous over- tones declared that Gill tried to pocket some $8500 by making a…

…-Thursday, January 24, 1974 Ten Cents Eight Pages EIGHT-DAY-OLD STRIKE sc IFYU SEE NEWVS RAM ALL 7 AILY Residency applications due The legal Aid Office reminds us that applications from students seeking in…

…-state residency status for this term must be filed with the Student Certification Office, 1510 LSA Bldg., no later than Monday. In order to help appli- cants strengthen their cases, Legal Aid is hosting two rap…

…. Impeachment info The Ann Arbor chapter of tpe Committee to Impeach Nixon has set up a table in the Fishbowl to advise students on where to send letters urging Nixon's ouster and to answer related questions. A…

… spokesperson for the new group says that students should write their representatives in Congress as well as members of the House Judiciary Committee, which is currently study- ing the possibility of impeachment…

… conclude an agreement with Israel on military disen- gagement in the Golan Heights. Sadat is visiting Arab colleagues in an attempt to explain the new Egyp- tian mideast posture. 1troop dse Sadat returns…

… after touring Arab capitals CAIRO (Reuter)-President Anwar Sadat returned to Cairo last night from Rabat, Morocco, at the end of a whirlwind tour of Arab states to explain the implications of his nation…

…'s disengagement of forces agreement with Israel. It was Sadat's most extensive tour of the Arab world since he became president in 1970. HIS FIVE-DAY journey took him to Saudi Arabia, Syria, the Arab gulf states of…

… from all occupied Arab territories. He also stressed that the participation of the Palestinians in the Geneva conference was "an in- disputable-principle." HE EMPHASIZED that the disengagement agree…

… time we feel appropriate and not before," he told an Algiers press conference Tuesday. He also tried to convince Arab leaders that there was no harm in confronting Israel on the political front after…

… 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…

…-three years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Brubeck and sons in a new key 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 News Phone: 764-05c 52Z -~ TWO…

… 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…

… of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 News Phone: 764-0552 TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1974 Probing the energy crisis THE…

… the semester posters public distributed by the differe zations. This suggestion is cer intended to undermine t themselves, for I feel they a much appreciated fun :he student body. Rathe request to save…

… Palestinians? Palestine was owned in large part early in this century by absentee Arah 1lndlords in Cairo and Da- urban Arab population arrived only after the Zionist pioneers had initiated their agricultural…

…- estinians" can present no such dis- tinct credentials for statehood. Their language is Arabic, their re- ligion is Islam, their culture is that of the Ottoman Empire that per- vaded all 15 Arab states in the…

…- ed them to homelessness. Tn 1948 when Israel won inde- nendence, 600,000 Arab residents fled the stAte. Some 150,000 re- m-ined and these Tsraeli Arabs to- dov enjov the highest standard of living of…

… any Arab popolace to be found anywhere in the world. More than 500,000 Jews from Arab lands flad into Tsrael. One does not hear too i'vh about them, for they have been absorbed into the Jewish state…

…. welcomed as brothers. The 600.000 Arab refgees were shumted into camps in Jordln and Egypt and kept there for 25 years. There is orlv one humane and K j I~~ ARF WC Ikp(acN(M ('J(xo&) ? S J l IkPUACNIQ(3…

…Page Two W I HE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, January 20. 1974 Page Two I HE MICHIGAN DAILY - -- - - / F - -- - - - - I - - r . - - ATTENTION GRAD STUDENTS AND TRANSFER STUDENTS If you are anxious to…

… share your experiences with student governments at other schools, the Regents Commission on Student Governments is anxious to hear from you. CALL: LINDA SILVERMAN-764-7567 I TE STUDENTS WELCOME…

… managed by students atl the University of Michigan. News phone 764-0562. Second class postage paid at Ann Arbor, Michigan 48106. Published' daily Tuesday through Sunday morning during the University year at…

… profitable domestic such to suggest that there may be say their profits are not especially production. When the Arab oil em- oil in the whole continental shelf, high, despite news reports to the bargo came…

… Sunday,January 20 DAY CALENDAR Musical Society: LaSalle String Quar- tet, Rackham Aud., 2:30 pm. Music School: Michigan Youth Sym- phony. Charles Gabrion, conductor, Hill, 3 pm.; Horn student recital…

…, Stearns Bldg., 4:30 pm. General Notices January 22, 1974 (5 p.m.) is last date for Winter Term when the Registrar's Office will: a. Accept the Student 100 per cent Withdrawal Notice for refund purposes…

…. (Excluding a $50.00 disen- rollment fee) b. Allow refund for, the student who reduces hours of course credit. February 19, 1974 (5:00 p.m.) is the last date for the Winter Aerm when the Registrar's Office will…

… 110 MLB, 102 B 111 MLB, Others - B 108 MLB. Students who wish to take the makeup final must get written per- mission from their former teacher, then sign up in the German Dept. offfee, no later than…

… conservation efforts and an unusually mild winter, as well as some continu- ing supply of oil from the Arab countries despite an embargo, he said. SIMON AND NADER agreed on one point: the government must depend…

… Independence Day. The surprise announcement on Saturday that Tunisia and Libya were to merge as the Islamic Arab Republic was received by the rest of the Arab world with a mixture of approval and scep- ticism…

… students at the University of Michigan. News phone 764-0562. Second class postage paid at Ann Arbor, Michigan 48106. Published daily Tuesday through Sunday morning during the University year at 420 May- nard…

…- tablished to serve high school students in Washtenaw County. The two ballot questions would authorize a one mill increase in the property tax to fund the center un- der the auspices of the Washtenaw…

… student-supported consumers group points to the possible con- sequences of the leakage of radio- active waste-a highly increased incidence of cancer and the death of infants and young children. The group…

…- lation and as Senate Republican leader Hugh Scott restated hopes the Arab oil embargo might soon end. BUT WHETHER AN end of the Arab embargo, imposed to counter U.S. support of Israel in the Octo- ber…

… hearings went on through the day, Senator Scott re- vived hopes an end to the Arab oil embargo might be in sight as' as a result of the Israeli-Egyptian accord on troop disengagement.. Kissnger optimi s tc…

… an end to the Arab oil embargo has been removed with the signing of the Israeli-Egyptian disengagement agreement. After attending. a 90-minute briefing by Kissinger, along with other Republican and…

… Democratic congressional leaders, Scott said the agreement was a hopeful sign that "constructive progress" has been made. HOWEVER, he would not predict when the Arabs might resume oil shipments to the United…

… still linked to Israeli withdrawal from occupied Arab territories and the restoration of the national rights of the Palestinian people," Kuwait Foreign Minister Sabah el- Ahmed said in an interview in the…

… the University Housing Coun- cil. Set for Monday at 4 p.m. in the SGC chambers on the third floor of the Union, the meeting will focus on the proposed 8 per cent hike in dorm rates for next year. Arab…

… unity In another attempt to promote unity within the Arab world, Libyan strongman Col. Moammar Khadafy and Tunisian President Habib Bourguiba have decided to unite their two countries, If voters in the…

… him ever destroyed that sub- tle fiber of national pride - and Kissinger discusses troop disengagements with Arabs, Israelis pride was evidenced in the eyes of the aged Indian men and wom- en who…

… social get-together spon- sored by a local group - the Na- tive American Student Organiza- tion. THE NATIVE American Pow- wow is one of many held in North America. During the summer months there is at…

… provide an "It was good the Arabs decided energy source. to hold bc o nta fi h "I call this my 'hot rocks' meth- fturel bc now instead of in the , Katz said. "If you dig down future when we would really be…

…, among them the large number of county high U.S. Congressman Marvin Esch school students who graduate with- (R-Ann Arbor), state legislators out any "marketable" skills yet do Gilbert Bursley (R-Ann Arbor…

… STUDENTS WELCOME! each RECORD DEPT. LADIES' DEPT. I Fp ov GRAD COFFEE 1?HOUR WEDNESDAY 8-10 p.m. West Conference Room, 4th Floor RACKHAM ARMOUR VERIBEST RIB END LOIN PORK ROAST (Full 5 Rib Cut) 89…

… sports in the final package, President Robben Fleming said. " More tuition blues A new quirk in the University's tuition increase was revealed at yesterday's Regents meeting by dental hy- giene student…

… Roxanne Bair. Bair, speaking for 15 other students, explained that dental hygiene students were informed in December that they would be charged junior-senior fees of $452 per term, although their status…

… with the University is as freshpersons and sophomores. Denying that the dental hygiene program incurs special expense that could justify the higher fees, Bair admit- ted that some of the students have…

… and army and against the whole Arab nation," YIGEL ALLON, the Israeli depu- ty premier, said he could not give details of the pact. But from his television remarks, these points emerged: -Israel will…

… Student Government Council (SGC) for exactly one week following Lee Gill's resignation last Thursday, last night resigned his presidency citing a lack of time, the same excuse offered by his predecessor…

…. The move had been expected all week long. Council was then opened up to nominations for president. Rackham Student President Carl Sandberg was elected in absentia over Brad Taylor, a former SGC member…

… Action Movement (BAM) demands and Affirmative Action had back- logged a large number of routine appointments and recognition of student organizations. Council also yielded to pressure from constituents who…

… interest in film held by so many students. More film courses are on the way. PROSPECTS SEEM excellent for a ~nonttion nroara in film tote movie hooit nearly a decade. A very small number of students, in…

… make recommendations on future cinema classes and programs. "IF OUR BUDGET allows, we expect to offer the opportunity for a major in film and a unified film film major. Students would select. courses…

… Econ. Prof. Paul McCracken, former Nixon economic adviser, the oil shortage is "a real problems" that experts had seen coming. In a speech yesterday before a group of ROTC students, he sharply criticized…

… "academic reasons." It was the same excuse given by former Student Government President Lee Gill when he resigned earlier this month. Gustitus was the only independent member of UHC. All remaining members are…

… if the measure were sent back to conference, "it's going to die." MEANWHILE, federal energy sources said gasoline rationing is a strong likelihood this summer if the Arab oil embargo is neither lifted…

… the school ruptive youth came one step clos- board forsee racism in the slec- er to fruition Monday night when tion of students, catastrophe in the the Board of Education after operation of the school…

… students were suspended at a rate five times greater than their pro- portion of the school population. Impliedin her figures was the belief that the school would be a "reform school" for black stu- dents…

…. HENRY JOHNSON, University Vice President for student serv- ices, voted against Dulin's appoint- ment and said, "To me the statis- tics tell who would end up in such a orogram." "Philosophically you don…

…'t meet the needs of students labelled as disruptive by isolating them. What tthe hell is a disruptive youth?," Johnson questioned. Patricia Pooley, a board member who also voted against Dulin said, "It…

…. SECRETARY OF STATE Henry Kissinger predicted that the em- bargo would be dropped before the Israeli-Arab disengagement is com- pleted this spring. In a letter to Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott regarding…

… police and security forces; -effective communication between these agencies and the students; -minimum selection standards for security, especially addressing the needs of women and minorities; and -a…

… Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, January 31, 1974 Ten Cents Eight Pages Nixon asks for r MUSEE NWSHA ALL X-M Johnson hints Henry Johnson, the University's vice president for student services…

…, yesterday suggested to the 'Commission for the Study of Student Governance that it consider a resolution cancelling Student Government Council's spring elections. The suggestion, which Johnson said originated…

… broadcast address. In the course of that speech, Nixon announced that Arab leaders are to meet soon to consider lifting the oil embargo that has deepened the energy crisis. At ,the same time, he called for…

… Center in a UAC-Daystar presentation. BOOZE IN THE BASEMENT: Future of student bar in Union looks By BILL HEENAN After buying your books during next fall's mad rush, you'll need a drink-and get it…

… too, right there in the Union. The University Activities Com- mittee's (UAC) year-long drive to establish a student bar culminated with the Union Board's approval of UAC's plan last week. The board is…

…; coordinating vice president of UAC, praised the board's decision: "Now we can re- turn the Union to its proper role as a hub of student life, not just a place to buy books." Union Manager Stan Wells term- ed…

… up to students, setting up two types of member- ships, one for the bar and one for the U-Club. UAC HAS proposed that stu- dents hire a professional manager and elect a board of directors. Ad…

… where students wouldn't be ripped off." Other questions to be discussed include student membership in the rathskeller. Currently the University Club charges a $10 membership fee. Thomas suggests a nominal…

… University, completion of "the pub" is delayed until next year. Last November student services Vice President Henry Johnson told UAC and the Union that "the student rathskeller should only operate under an ex…

… briefing for Spanish officials on the volatile Mideast situation. Mideast peace still shaky While Kissinger sped towards the Middle East yes- terday, the shaky peace between Arabs and Israelis continued its…

… Administrator of Finance Kenneth Sheehan authored the document and assured council that the budget See CITY, Page 8 'esigns C0 resienc Cites academic considerat ions Student Government Council President Lee…

… appropriate that Gill closed out his seven - month tenure as Student Government Council president with an exit that promises to trigger as much disa- greement and uproar as anything that happened in those…

… to go back to being a student," he said "I've suffered in a lot of different ways since I got on SGC." But if the lanky, well-dressed ex-Chicagoan felt pressure from his professors, he must have…

… LEE GILL, former Student Government Council president, carrying a painting in one hand and booksi the other, stalks out of the SGC offices in the Union after announcing his resignation at last night…

… rangements with Arab nations. However, he said such a nar. approach would not be wise in long run. "It could be that wev be driven to this," Kissinger wa ed, but he said it would be better for the world…

… t tga sug Eighty-three years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Whodunit? (LIKcE SISY'PHUS, DOoMED FOREVER TxPush4 A. FLOCK UP A STEEP H ILL…

…. -The Democrats did it. -The recorder crossed w i r e s with the White House Christmas tree lights. -The Arabs did it. ALL THESE are just possibili- ties, of course, and I am just dying to hear what the…

…-Yo's string and get rid of him. After all, he 'tas absolute- ly no recycle value. WE ARE the energy crisis. Not the Arabs, or the oil companies, but us. We don't have the energy to issue the call to our…

… four students were killed and nine others wounded by gunfire from Na- tional Guard troops on May 4, 1970. The original state grand jury and a Justice Department probe headed by then-Attorney General John…

… Mitchell ex- onerated the guardsmen and indictied 25 students, including some of those wound- ed, for such crimes as incitement to riot. The original indictments and investi- gations were suspect for many…

…, January 12, 1974 is edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan. News phone 764-0562. Second class postage paid at Ann Arbor, Michigan 48106. Published daily Tuesday through Sunday morning…

… fighters. Iran, a main supplier of Mid- dle East oil to the United States, is considered outside the Arab orbit of nations, and did not take part in the October conflict be- tween Israel and the Arab caun…

… followed week-long protests by students against the spiralling cost of liv- ing, up 24 per cent in one year, and the cutting of food rations because of short supplies. SHOWBAR PRESENTS TON ITE Fri. &vsat…

… in the supply pipeline than would have been available this spring if the Arab boycott had not been im- posed last October. Y4C t i i t i 1 i 1 i 1 i a c t t t MOSCOW OP) - Alexander Solz- ator…

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… peace efforts with the Arabs, the nation has tended to overlook the quarrel about religion, immi- gration and citizenship. The Law of Return provides free and automatic Israel na- tionality to any…

….m. Friday for Saturday and Sunday. Items appear once only. Student organization notices are not accepted for publication. For more information, phone 764-9270. Saturday, January 26 Day Calendar Gymnastics…

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… some 100 energy needs and supplies, Rich- students and f a c u It y members ard Leet, vice president of Stan- gathered for the premiere in a dard Oil of Indiana, said, "Every planned series of "seminars…

…" to f o r e i g n import rent energy shortage, took sworn problems-such as the Arab oil tesimony for the second consecu- embargo-Katz said the U.S. pos- tive day from executives of the sesses a huge…

…-winning author Alexan- der Solzhenitsyn. O Superboy A quick-thinking ten-year-old boy took credit yesterday for saving an Oregon school bus with 40 grade school students aboard when the bus driver suffered a fatal…

… congressional agenda for 1974." In the past, Nixon has talked of five-year federal spending of $10 billion to develop new energy re- sources. WHILE REFERRING only in passing to the Arab embargo on oil shipments…