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… jungle? Or are you just looking for something fun, even ful- filling to do between classes? Mideast O1: A potential ace up the Arabs' sleeve war STUDENT COUNSELING OFFICE, a student-run, student…

…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, October 9, 1971 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday1 October 9, 197 SAFARI LEADERS WANTED Are you interested in helping fellow students, lost in the academic…

… Penny. OR come to pur Counselor orien- tation meeting WEDNESDAY, OCT. 11, 7:30 p.m.- 1018 ANGELL HALL. 763-1552. i By FRED COLEMAN said they thought unified Arab use co n tin u es An AP News Analysis…

…. weapon in the Arab arsenal. experts believe the situation is now "THERE WAS no word on the Experts in London agree that if fundamentally different than it was Soviet leader's response, but Mos- the weapon…

… is used the result would during the June 1967 Arab-Israeli cow has so far issued no call for likely be oil shortages in Western conflict when the oil weapon was a ceasefire. Europe, Japan and to some…

… degree used to little effect. At the start of the 1967 war, the United States. Higher fuel The Arabs then accused the West M o s c o w immediately branded prices and perhaps rationing could of aiding…

… occupied Arab lands. This on the Arabs to tread carefully they realized they needed the oil time, however, Soviet leaders have before unleashing the oil weapon. income more than the West needed simply warned…

… Jordan remain- some Arab states may yet decide die East oil boycott by saying of ed quiet with no indication that to cut back oil supplies in an at- the Arabs, "Let them drink oil." King Hussein would take…

… world oil producing AS A RESULT of the 1967 can- such a cutback in Arab capitals capacity and current demand is flict, Jordan lost the West Bank even before the outbreak of hos- between two and three per…

… that the new war probably means that if only one radical commandos. would change the politics of oil. Arab oil producer, like Libya, were -- - MOST E X P ER T S here w h o to cut off its supplies there…

… Jewish and Arab states 4, EDITOR'S NOTE: The fol- lowing article was written by the Ann Arbor Israeli\ Student Organization as a reply to an earlier article by the local Arab Student Organization.) WE…

… WELCOME this opportunity for an exchange of views on paper with the local Arab Student Organization. We further hope that it might lead to a true, open, direct and perhaps friendly future exchange of words…

… ~e SirhinDaily Eighty years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mich. News Phone: 764-0552 Editorials printed in The…

…-the po- lice's side. A spokeshian for the Black Action Movement said recently that the student involved in the case, T. R. Har- rison, was never asked to present his side of the story during Larcom…

…'s investiga- tion. Furthermore, students who were pres- ent in the crowd say the group was an amorphous one, lacking any leadership; Initially it was awaiting the Regents' de- cision on the BAM demands…

… with respect to the crowd." From the accounts of student witnesses, who were interviewed during the investi- gation, it is clear that police reports and their impressions were the main source of…

… information. Pictures of the incident show the arrest being made in a clearing with few stu- dents nearby, much less a crowd. Com- panions of the arrested student say he never threw a brick or any other missile…

…. Larcom further excuses the officer on the grounds that the officer's first blow never hit the victim, but hit the officer holding the student instead (breaking a blood vessel in he officer's wrist). The…

… of the sit- uations with which they must deal (ie. confrontations with students) and the responsibility which they possess, police officers should not be kept on the force if they cannot remain calm…

… to the crowd size and the flying bricks. On the basis of these findings, one must conclude that the officer in ques- tion is not suited to the job of police work. The fact that he missed the student…

… I 1 igr, irgilxan Daily Eighty-four years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Viet Thursday, October 3, 1974 News Phone: 764-0552 420 Maynard St…

…. Last spring, when the administra- tion proposed that all student or- ganizations be audited by the Uni- versity; Newsreel was the first group to kick up a fuss, and they have been raising the dust ever…

… since. Although the University's plan to establish financial accountability of student organizations has not been implemented up to this point, News- reel has periodically held meetings with other student…

… Vietnamese students brought to the U.S. to study by the U.S. Agency for International Develop- ment (AID) are now facing deportation to Saigon. The students have all been active in the U.S. in denouncing the…

…, beginning to flake away. The students have requested political asylum in the U.S. and express con- fidence that Americans who want peace in Indochina will help them stop the deportations. The Saigon…

… administration, on the oth- er hand, is increasingly alarmed about the effect these students are having in keeping the issues of war and repression alive in the United States. The students have reached thousands…

… of people throughedemonstrations,spoetry read- ings, Vietnamese dinners, and cultural events. THE LOS ANGELES district office of the Immigration and Naturalization Ser- vice (INS) denied the students…

…' initial apeal for asylum and began deportation hearings. A State Department advisory opinion claimed: (1) The students will face no repression because of their poli- tical beliefs in South Vietnam if they…

… use the "legal channels" available to them; (2) The students don't want to return to South Vietnam and rebuild their country, they simply want to stay in the U.S. The students dispute both assertions…

… return home safely. At the initial deportation hearing, Nguyen Hoang, 31, testified that his re- liance on the Paris Peace Agreement would lead the Thieu government to tudent, VIETNAMESE STUDENTS (left…

… by a landslide majority in the Galilee town of Nazareth, on a platform of Palestinian nationalism and pro-Mos- cow communism. Simultaneously, Arab students at Hebrew University dramatized their split…

… News Phone: 764-0552j Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Sdfarewell w for Phil Hart THE ADJOURNMENT of Congress this week brings a sad and un- timely end to the distinguished…

… mass of water - much like some of America's Great Lakes. With more than 30 million tourists visiting the Mediterranean every year, its death would be an eco- nomic blow to the 18 European, Arab and…

… Ralph Nader. And with few votes at stake on pollution issues, government officials regard environmentalists, especi- ally the "non-qualified" ones like students, as little more than a nuisance. But a few…

…, Is- raeli Arabs are turning more and more to extremism. A report published recently in Israeli newspapers and written by the state director of Galilee affairs, predicts that by 1978 Arabs will…

… outnumber Jews in the zone. The author, Israel Koenig, triggered a storm by urg- ing the government to encourage emigration of Arabs and curb their social and economic advancement. KOENIG'S SUPERIORS in the…

…I cast a statement from Big. Ahmed aningful role in the University., Abdul Majid Hilrni,' the Egyptian 'he committee approved a re- commander of the Arab cease-fire ution increasing its student…

…. School spokes- man John Hubley said that they had had some success in identi- fying of those involved. e Hubley said that, at least two pf those involved in the riot were hot students at Pioneer but at…

… Huron High, Ann Arbor's other high school, and that "several" were not thought to be students at all. "It is difficult to identify the exact number of students in- volved," Hubley said, "the same students…

… were not involved in all of the incidents. It is felt that there was a small core of students Involved."I The Board of Education an } nounced last night that the school " would aid both, the county prose…

…-~'~ ~ cutor and the police in identifying and prosecuting those responsible Amman begins for destruction and that students in violation of the school disci- plinary policy would be disciplined TERM'S FIRST…

… MEETING: under it. The policy provides for suspension of students or ;xpul- SR C atte mpts Several parents, including some members of Concerned Citizens of Ann Arbor, complained at last e night's board…

… current state of deep also broadcast by Damascusradio. grief .which has gripped the entire At U.N. headquarters in New Arab world over President Nas- York U.S. Ambassador Charles W. ser's death to stage the…

… the talks. and b o m b a r d m e n t of Irbid and called for "all serious steps to ye- Ramtha. store and strengthen confidence in The three-man Arab truce com- the integrity of the cease-fire." mittee…

… in Amman sent Arab ob- ' _____-___ servers to investigate. The two cities are Irbid, 50 miles north of!WANTED Amman and the scene of violent fighting during the 11-day civil Chairman or war, and Ramtha…

… was being cussed whether SRC still has a ignored. Local NAACP president meaningful role in the University T Emma Wheeler defended the de- at its first meeting of the year, mc mands of the black students…

…Page 4-Wednesday, October 18, 1978-The Michigan Daily .be 3irbigau aiI Eighty-Nine Years of Editorial Freedom , No. 18 News Phone: 7 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan…

… the Jewish state. A fifth full-scale war in just 30 years with the Arab confrontation states seemed imminent. Begin, warned Israelis from all ranks and classes, was a right-wing ideologue obsessed with…

… expansionist policies. No treaties. He would be impossible to negotiate with. &~o concessions. No treaties. Not one single inch of the occupied West Bank would be returned to the Arabs. No peace. Just another…

…,rwhich could mean lessening its ties with Israel. And what about the Arabs? The Syrians, Jordanians, and the remainder of the Arab League seized the opportunity to unleash a typical propaganda attack, arguing…

… Palestinians. By MICHAEL ARKUSH But now, just 17 months later, Begin the expansionist has provided Israel with its first opportunity for peace in 30 years. On the eve of an Arab-Israeli peace settlement, Begin…

… Israeli troops in the enclaves to insure against a possible terrorist attack. ... Begin the expansion- ist has provided Israel with its first real opportunity for peace in 30 years. On the eve of an Arab…

… next 29 years while the Labo government ruled the government, Begi continually attacked them, calling for mor extreme measures to deal with th neighboring Arabs to solve the cruci domestic issues. The…

… graduate workers are primarily students, not employees entitled to collective bargaining rights. As a result of the University's claim, graduate employees have been working without a contract since the…

…. Unfortunately, the Jewish state recognizes the true character of the "international community" and gives it its proper due. After the Arab aggression of 1973, all of Black Africa severed diplomatic relations with…

…" (Articles 12-16). The, statement that Syria, Jordan, et. al. reject Camp David because of the Palestinian problem is an ut- ter falsehood. It must be remem- bered that the Arabs had Gaza, Judea, Samaria and…

… being rushed to Israel is in itself wor- thy of particular note. It might even cause eyebrow - raising New govt. forms in Thailand as troops battle with students By AP and Reuter BANGKOK - Sanya Tham…

…- masak, appointed Thailand's Prime Minister in the midst of violent clashes between troops, police and students, yesterday formed a new government as peace returned to Bangkok. While jubiliant students re…

… student leaders and were widely hailed among the thousands of youths w h o took to the streets to confront police and troops at height of the revolt. The overthrow of Thailand's three military strongmen n o…

…-Marshal Thanoms Son, was the students' last demand as they demonstrated, for a return to democratic rule. Thanom, Prime Minister since 1969, led the military in intro- ducing rule by decree in 1971. The new cabinet…

… under the former premier. The new government was an- nounced soon after student lead- ers called off the demonstrations, in which troops and police back- ed by tanks opened fire on the, students and…

… be in Taipei, but the where- abouts of the marshal remained a mystery. among ardent Arab nationalists. The question is whether there is a takeoff point in what Sadat had to say. Possibly the very…

…-fire on the princi- ple of Israeli withdrawal "from all occupied territories" to posi- tions held before the 1967 war, whereupon he would be prepared to urge other Arabs, including Palestinians, to join him…

… control of such points as Syria's strategic G o 1 a n Heights, or the former Arab sec- tor of Jerusalem. Thus, Sadat's proposal might, at first look, seem hard-line. Cairo ever since Resolution 242 has been…

… demanding Israeli with- drawal from all occupied areas. The statemate lay in the fact that Israel refused to makefany move at all without prior face- to-face negotiation with the Arabs and the Arabs refused…

…. 34 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan (elease of pay hike good, vhether selfishsympathetic THE UNIVERSITY this week agreed to give the Graduate…

… rest of the contract controversy stands in its own mire. GEO was given some ,momentum by a Michigan Em- ployment Relations Commission (MERC) decision earlier this year that defined graduate student…

… assistants (GSAs), as employes of the University, and not just students. The administra- tion has, in effect, appealed that rul- ing, and will not return to the bargain- ing table to sign a GEO contract until…

… defensible borders for Israel. A close look at this policy, how- ever, shows that it is merely the offering up of the life of a small nation, Israel, to appease the Arabs just as Great Britain of- fered up the…

… life of a small nation, Czechoslovakia, to appease Hit- ler. The root cause of the continu- ing threat of war in the Middle East is not the problem of Arab refugees or Israel's holding on to conquered…

… Arab territories. The real cause is the fact that after each of the four wars that the Arab countries have waged against Israel, the Arab coun- tries did not live up to the terms they agreed to in the…

… in the Middle East," by R. E. Tyrrell Jr. in the No- vember 1976 issue of Harper's magazine. )aii Now that the Arabs are import ant to the Great Powers becaus of their oil, they can play off the Great…

… Powers, against one another, as much as they please. It is therefore inevitable that the Arabs will not live up to an commitments they make now or in the near future. As long as Israel's Arab neigh- bors…

… do not live up to their agree- ments, putting an Arab state in the center of Israel, to give the Palestinians a homeland, will merely be putting a dagger at Israel's heart, to be plunged intq it by the…

… Arabs when they choose to do so. And no amount of elec tronic devices to sound the alairn of invading Arab armies will giv Israel defensive borders. The Carter policy is therefore not a sound basis for…

… ARAB-ISRAELI CONFLICT keynote speeaker: ABDEEN JABARA Arab attorney, activist & author TUES., OCT. 30, 7:30 p.m. Assembly Hall, Mich. Union Sponsored by: Organization of Arab Students, Young Socialist…

… does not withdraw completely from all oc- cupied Arab territories and fails to restore the rights of the Pales- Rezoning attacked <Continued from Page 1) "TO ME IT sounds like ICC is property became…

… alterrna- ACCORDING TO Frederick, two tives possible for the structures- buildings in the R2B zoning area especially since 1960 when the are presently being operated illeg- number of students living in room…

… ;!4i:' ?\,' r tit r Eighty-four years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan 52 Thursday, October 24, 1974 News Phone: 764-05 Who By KENNETH STEIN CINCE…

… THE October w last year the top i Palestine and the Palest has dominated the attent all parties in the Arab-I conflict. Where primary co on the part of Egypt, J and Syria after the June war was for…

… apart fr usual place within the deb the Middle East. And ag urged and battered about the Arab defeat in Pale 1948-49, the idea of estab a Palestinian governme exile had been raised. S concept has been…

… One which says that point th in the Palestine is an integral part of willing t mdi- the greater Arab homeland, Ar- commun stood ticle Two seems to question the of refu core right of the Kingdom of…

…." verbal a pt and This was an effort to placate the get the r war Arab claim that they had been neva pe some promised independence after the Sovi eanig World War I and support for an States a n fact…

… independent Arab Kingdom for what if imate their support of Great Britain what it against Turkey. The recipient of due out this kingdom was Husayn's what if e seg- grandfather, King Abdllah. terests move- t…

…- counter ihae iodically since then, PLO lead- taking u n the ers have challenged Husayn's tarfare unity, existence both as a monarch and curs, p as renresentative of an ?Arab litically Kiryat state to the…

… would 1967 as a broad working outline arger for reaching a solution in 'he T otners. Arab-Israeli conflict. That re- f con- snhltion has at least three points ings of among which apear open for contra…

…-chairmen. But the PLO fails to get perceives as its just of the UN debate? And local Arab national in- overcome the claim that se of the Palestinians is tral core of the Arab- conflict? .E IS a strong likelihood…

…- tion with the British connection and later with the United Siirtes has tended to taint the monar- chy's image in the eyes of fellow Arabs who have sought to throw off the dominant influence of foreign…

… represents the position of the Ann Arbor Arab Student's Organization.) PALESTINIAN GUERRILLAS have emerged as a crucial factor in the Middle East, and neither Israel nor the Arab governments can ignore the…

… liberty in giving me his copy of the FLQ plat- form. For obvious reasons, I cannot send it to you. Only two days ago the editor of The Meliorist, the student newspaper at the University of Lethbridge, in…

… Alberta, was ordered not to publish his paper, which was to contain the platform. Doing so would mean his arrest. The Ontarion, published by students at the University of Guelph in Ontario, was confiscated…

… will become armed." THE FACT OF the matter is, however, that the majority of Canadiens seem to be firmly supporting the government in its course of action. A fourth year student at McGill Univer- sity…

… the government, and there seem to be few English-speaking Canadiens who will vehemently object to Trudeau's actions. While there is obviously some support for the FLQ, (many French-Canadien students are…

… what- ever national origin. SUCH EVIDENCE is everywhere to be found. Cabdrivers condemn the FLQ; bus- drivers condemn the FLQ; the vast major- ity of students condemn the FLQ; and no- body seems to mind…

… the reality of a police state, however temporary. Despite calls to arms on campuses across Canada, the evidence seems to point to near-solid student support for Trudeau. The reason for this may lay in…

… managed by students at the University of Michigan An ideology for Palestinian revolution 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mich. News Phone: 764-0552 Editorials printed in The Michiqan Daily express the…

… action. After the Suez war of 1956, a new Palestine Resistance movement began to take shape. However here it would be interesting to go back to the 1930's and see what was going on then. The Arabs of…

…, military power; there was no semblance of any equality between the Arabs and the forces brought against them. They resisted in organized political action, as well as in all visible forms of resistance…

…Pge 4-Thursday, October 4, 1979-The Michigan Daily TheArab-Israelidisputecomes from decades of hostiiity i -The continuing impasse in the Middle East peace process reminds us of the intricate…

… complexity of the issues at hand, and the bitter dispositions, har- dened by years of tragic losses for both sides. After decades of offensive reprisals initiated by both Arabs and Israelis, there seems to be…

… Arabs to forget that the Nazi Holocaust was the primary factor which caused the great powers to lend their support to the creation of Israel. Political Zionism became a viable political force only with…

… Zionists, who began settling peacefully among the Arab populations long before the First Aliya in the 1880s. THIS FACT is too easily forgotten by Arabs, especially those who make the obscene analogy of…

… conflict. H. Scott Prosterman is a graduate student in the Center for Near Eastern and North African Studies.) Kawasmeh is only aggravating the bitterness among the Palestinians and leaving it- self open…

… the Jews", we were told, but "of anyone who takes our right to live." ACCORDINGLY MANY Arabs insist that the avowed PLO goal of destroying the state of Israel, speaks of the elimination of the "pure…

… yesterday morning and continued their discussions through lunch. They plan to see Nixon at the White House today. THE TWO KEY ISSUES are be- coming entwined in the quickened diplomacy. The first is Arab in…

… Soviet Union would press the Arabs to exchange prisoners. The Egyptians provided Israel with the names of 82 prisoners, in- cluding a pilot held since 1969, and would exchange the men once Is- rael agreed…

… fears that the Arab oil blockade could seriously damage chances t( ;meet this winter's heating of needs. TOP OFFICIALS of 21 interna tional oil firms met with govern ment officials at the Interior De…

… r the high-level secret session to d - stress the urgency of the situation I created by the Arab states' pro- duction cutbacks and embargo of shipments to western nations in t retaliation for support…

… of Israel. Saudi Arabia, the main Arab oil s producer in the Middle East, will reduce production by another five per cent starting today, the Middle East News Agency (MENA) re- - ported yesterday…

…. - THE AGENCY QUOTED Taher i Radwan, permanent Saudi delegate to the Arab League, as saying the cut would bring the total reduction 1 of Saudi output to 15 per cent. The cuts began nearly two weeks , ago…

… under an agreement between Arab oil producers at a meeting in Kuwait. They were aimed at coun- tries considered friendly to Israel. Meanwhile, Prime Minister, Ed- ward Heath and opposition leader Harold…

… Hitchcock The Perfect Halloween Nght Thriller WED., OCT. 31 7, 9, 11 P.M. Hutchins Hall, Rm.100 NON LAW-'75c sponsored by Law School Student Senate ou can choose howmuch money you Wan o save. Regular…

… paragraphics Eighty-three years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 News Phone: 764-0552 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6…

…. The student w h o feels very much alone has few al- ternatives. Reading the D a i I y Personal column usually uncovers pleas for friendship but with an underlying hint of perversion. One can take…

… creative hold of a Flair and release his or her anguish on a bathroom wall, or scrawl his or her phone number somewhere in Basis for Arab apprehension By AHMAD BESHAREH THE RECENT events in Vienna…

… dramatize another facet of the Arab-Zionist feud. The Arab guer- rillas principal demand , was the termination of Austria's official collaboration with the Israeli Zion- ists in channelling Soviet Jews to…

… turn of this century the Arab Middle East has been the host of Jews from around the world. This is especially true of Euro- pean Jews escaping persecution or seeking a greater freedom of ex- pression…

…. The early commers were welcomed ' by the Arabs of the area. However, as soon as the political significance of immigration became evident the Arabs of Palestine vio- lently revolted against this…

… three years, 30,000 of which in 1972 alone). In view of these events, t h e Arabs cannot help being appre- hensive. And the resultant image, magnified by Israeli statements and actions, can only be bleak…

…. Moshe Dayan has recently stated that the Soviet immigrants w i lI make Sinai (captured from Egypt in 1967) Jewish. And the multitude of Israeli settlements in A r a b lands confirms the Arabs' worst fears…

…, i.e., that continued Jewish immigration from the Soviet Un- ion will realize Israeli's implicit policy of annexation and expan- sion. Annexation leads to displace- ment of Arabs and the sequence of…

… the pre-1948 events is repeated. The Arabs uphold the humaniter, ian principle of choosing one's land of residency. But they also uphold and defend the equally important right to one's land. The…

… Mf rtigan uaitu Eighty-three years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Madison Avenue: The biggest pusher 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104…

… dilemma. can com Proposal By DIANA MILLER with her (TATED SIMPLY, and it would of course not be simple to im- QUITE plement, this plan would require for Arab the Russians and the Americans tensions to bring…

… er. to the crisis area. The on Israel and the Arabic countries tion with would be brought to a status quo againstI as far as their supplies of arma- ians wh( ments are concerned. The actual ments fo…

… fighting instead that the of allowing it to go on until one obtaining side (the Israelies) temporarily so that t finishes the other is that it would bargainin be better for Arab pride if both ten days it and…

… its adversary were told to ister Mos quit instead of being badly beat- would be en once again. back atI AND IT IS ARAB PRIDE, or so Sinai ifT they have informed us, that has conducte moved them to…

… energy embarrass- ing ten y ment. If the Russians do not need igtny Arab oil now, that does not rule ture synth out their use of it in the future: the west and, as the Arabs have shown, that has b they can…

… play games with the Rus- attention sians as well as with the U.S. Before t I HAVE BEEN told b7 "ex- of Good perts" that the Russians are inter- Arabs ha ested in the Arab states not at all attentionI for…

… Arabs have shown It would in the past, as mentioned above, if they c that they are not interested in good uset bearing the weight of more im- now, but perialists on their backs. In 1956, from us, Nasser…

… sheeri conquest and rule by foreig 1 pow- will be fo ers and the Arab nationalist move- truly defe ment feels it is time for Acabs to themselves Impossible. After all, most adult minds are unable to…

… and possibly losing pow- ly ones in the whole sita- any right to complain Israel are the Palestin- o, used by Arab goven- r political purposes, were e temporary UN shelters granted citizenship…

… he decided then that the peo- ple he was protecting were not-worth it. Palestine issue may Kirtihn rinan~o tnlls ................. . ...'V RA/" " 1 G N W. lR' MOROCCO u) - A decision by Arab leaders…

… an Israeli radio interview from New York, Information Minister Aharon Yariv denounc- ed the decision taken at the Arab summit meeting and re- peated Israel's vow not to hand over territory to the PLO…

… goal to merge Israel into a Palestinian state where "Jews and Arabs will have equal rights and obligations." Israel's rejection of a Gene- va conference involving the PLO left any hope for a settle- ment…

…," at Ford Hall Forum, 9:35 workshops designed to help you each other. am. decide on a career direction and teach you the job hunting skills THE ARAB nationsWith se/eca Commitee (resume construction…

…. weekly: vening of the Geneva confer- Music School: Flute student reci- ence in preference to Kissin- ta. Rital flail. 1:30 pm. Physics: J. Stamatoff, "X-ray ger's step-by-step bilateral Diffraction Studies…

…-4; Phone 764-7458 for more informa- tion or make an appointment. AT TRILK. 4'T COME A COW THE MICHIGAN DAILY Volume LXXXV, No. 48 Wednesday, October 30, 1974 is edited and managed by students at the…

… Senator Chairman: Senate Education Committee State Senator Gil Bursley on Eastern's Campus Sponsor: STUDENT guaranteed loans and state scholarships WOMEN'S credit; equal pay for equal work EDUCATION…

… with a number of Arab capitals directly! involved in the' battle. Ur Clinic in Mich.-1 to 24 week pregnancies terminated by li- censed obstetrician gynecolo- gist. Quick services will be or- ranged. Low…

… Egyptians said they had 'litical support in the rest of the:;sice BIGGEST IIhab eea n 1j Arab world. Their dispute, held since World War II had been DIPLOMATIC SOURCES h e r e shown down 12 Israeli planes and…

… available during most gynecology clinic hours. They will see students by appointments or on a walk-in basis. The counselor will be able to talk with you individually and confidentially to help provide: 0…

…Thursday, October 25, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY . Page Three Nixon seeks emergency power in face of Arab oil embargo s WASHINGTON (Reuter) -Pre- sident Nixon is seeking emer- gency powers to…

… prevent a fuel shortage in the face of an Arab embargo of oil deliveries -here, Sen. Henry Jackson said yescer- day. Jackson, a Washington Demo- crat who strongly supports Israel, told reporters that his…

…'Dell, a 21-year-old student at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in T r o y , N.Y., said yesterday he's in- vented a UFO detector. "You could put it under- your bed, or wherever you feel safest,' said O…

…'Dell., "When the detector buzzes, go look for the UFO." O'Dell, an environmental en- gineering student from Bethesda, Md., said his gadget is design- ed to pick up electromagnetc waves he thinks a UFO gives off…

… silently during the demonstration, began to chant slogans supporting their position in the Middle East. President of the Arab Student Organization, Ahmed Beshareh, stated that the Arabs were there to show…

… . . . the Student Counseling Office is holding an orientation meeting for anyone in- terested in peer counseling at 7:30 p.m. in 1018 Angell.. Medical ethics? The American Journal of Psychiatry says more than…

… Arab position was held simultaneously. 700 show By STEPHEN SE A crowd of about7 gathered peacefully on yesterday to express sol Israel on the occasion o outbreak of war in the M Behind the Israel der a…

… aware of Arab mobili first move or risk bein were counselled not to ;BTsolidaritI LBST aggressors in the court of world was fa 700 persons opinion. Israel had been betrayed, regrett n the Diag he…

… concluded, attacked in a weak- taking idarity with ened state on their holiest day,. del emr f the latest Yom Kippur. said, ." Jiddle East. destru monstration A BREAK in the speeches was a fund Arabs and…

… are behind schedule," one official said. "The Arabs are doing better this time than they have in the past." The key to swift Israeli victory in the 1967 war was its mastery of the air, gained in a…

… surprise pre- emptive strike catching much of the Arab air force on the ground. This air dominance permitted co- ordinated warplane and armor as- saults that decimated Egyptian tank and infantry units. But…

…. The gathering was sponsored by the Coalition of Concerned Students and Faculty. The groups behind the name are the local Hillel or- ganization and the Israeli Student Organization. A spokesperson for…

… Hillel' added that in a larger sense the demon- stration was really sponsored by the people of the community rather than any formal organizations. AS THE CROWD dispersed, the Arabs, who had been marching…

… student loans easiei By JUDY RAKOWSKY The pinch of rising tuition costs may be alleviated as early as next semester for some University students if President Carter signs the tax cut bill passed by the…

… Congress shortly before adjournment. A provision in the tax cut bill removes the income ceiling requirement for ob- taining Guaranteed Student Loans (GSL). According to acting University Financial Aid…

… Director Harvey Grotrian about 1500 to 2000 University students who have not qualified for the low interest loands in the past may receive them.if the bill becomes law. THIS AMOUNTS to a $2.7 million in…

… the rest of the Arab world' prepared to consider its response to the Camp David accords at a meeting in Baghdad.. "IT'S GOING to make things a lot more difficult for us," said one official, declining to…

… said. McIntyre was in touch by tele-. phone with representatives of the countries involved in the fighting,' a member of the Australian mis- sion said. Neither Israel nor the Arab side asked for a…

… and ambassa- warfare in that part of the world.; dors of Arab nations met and au- The department spokesman, Rob-: thorized Saudi Arabian Miniister ert McCloskey, made the remark of State Omar Sakkaf to…

… from Page 1) have an all-out war with Israel. He saw the attack as an attempt to ob- tain partial gains in the hope that the United Nations would stop the fighting when the Arabs had gain- ed a foothold…

… on the Israeli-held Eastern Bank and made consider- able gains on the Golan Heights. Herzog, a former military intel- ligence chief, said the Arabs were not prepared for the Israeli reac- tion which…

… the fact that the Middle East was still in a state of war. He said they also assumed that on the Day of Atonement Israel would be the least prepared to go to war. Herzog said the Arab decision had…

… 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…

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… Arab factions, the Israelis and the rest of the world community to make an earnest attempt to begin mean- ingful negotiations on the Middle East- situation. It should be apparent by now that war will not…

… for more than six years has been the land Israel occupied after the 1967 war. The Arabs have justifiably demanded that the land' be returned, and they found a continua- tion of the status quo highly…

… unsatisfac- tory. With no negotiated settlement even remotely in sight, Arab frustration is un- derstandable. NEVERTHELESS, WE. abhor the attack Initiatedby Syria and Egypt. Not only is such action morally…

… reprehensible, but the danger that the U. S. and the Soviet Union will be drawn into an un- wanted confrontation is great. The Arab forces seemingly have not launched a full-scale war bent on the de- struction of…

… in their present positions and negotia- tions to begin immediately. When the fighting finally ends, both the Arabs and the Israelis will have to realize, or be forced to realize, that con- cessions…

… have contributed to the Arab decision to attack before the areas were permanent- ly settled by Israelis. Israeli settlement and development of the areas only substantiates Arab claims that Israel is an…

…. The ideology of "driving Israel into the sea" is unacceptable. A concession by Arab governments that Israel has a right to maintain its political identity will be necessary to the production of any ne…

…- gotiated settlement of Arab-Israeli dif- ferences. The road to any negotiations will be difficult. The fact that the various Arab factions are not totally united will com- plicate problems tremendously. The…

… decryinig campus radicals and black rioters alike. Yet, the findings of the grand jury probing Agnew's gubernatorial years show that even while he was denouncing student protesters, the future Vice Presi…

… Richardson, sult in a rebate for past terms to the chiefs of state of most Arab any student who was reclassified countries and high level delega- as a non-resident under earlier tions from nearly '4ll nations…

…. regulations., However, a student Here in Ann Arbor, the Arab who was reclassified as a, non- Student Organization will hold a resident while a minor but who gengral meeting tonight at 8- p.m. has been…

… Eight Pages SCHOOL CLOSES: Pioneer H disrupted ligh School by blacks By JONATHAN MILLER Ann Arbor's Pioneer High School closed early yesterday after some 35 black students U. . extends draft…

… Eiu- cation announced last night that Pioneer would re-open tomorrow. The disturbance began at t h e end of the morning's first period when some 40 black students gasthered in a hallway to discuss what…

… additional black laAfter faculty members informed the students that they were not Strewn books in Pione permitted to remain in the hall- - n ew d an , OS way, they gathered in the school's! auditorium where…

…. People throughout the Arab world con- pal Th odorehRie times to ttempt O rt otp tinued to mourn his death, which occurred Monday of a to explains the reasons why he heart attack. .. had been unable to…

… re-entered the wrongfully enforced and unsup- The White Hc In London, guerrilla heroine Lelia Khaled and six other audtrmtr sass aofficers an ported by most Americans, a pains to note the Arab…

… at the University will affect in the funeral of Nasser. perhaps 100 students. On the eve of the final farewell, Under the new regulation,, which vast crowds of Egyptians, many was approved by the…

…:30-5:00, Admission $2.50 Adult and Students Sundays and Holidays 1:30 to Close, $3.50 Adults, $2.50 Students Sunday-Thursday Evenings Student $ Senior Citizen Discounts Children 12 And Under, Admissions $1.25 TICKET…

…, Ludi Feller, said, "Let's hope Begin lives up ,to the honor by doing the other things that are needed for peace." THE ARAB WORLD was largely silent. Most Arab states oppose Sadat's bilateral talks with…

… Palestine. His Irgun guerrillas in 1946 blew up a wing of Jerusalem's King David Hotel, then British headquarters, killing 95 Britons, Arabs and Jews. After the birth of Israel, Begin became a hard…

…-line leader of the right- wing political opposition. After 28 years in politics, his Likud bloc unseated the Labor government in 1977. Begin came to power as the embodiment of a tough line toward the Arabs, but…

… trials of students. The committee has already agreed to propose a disciplinary system which complies with long- standing student demands for an all-student jury in student trials. However, for the past…

… from the judicial proceedings; and -A motion to prohibit the pre- sentation of certain evidence, such as evidence of a political nature. Athlast night's meeting, most of the student members of the…

… argued in favor of seating one student and one faculty mem- ber on the review panel, with the stipulation that the student would be able to veto a ruling by the presiding judge to exclude evidence or bar…

… Economic Opportunity office on city property. The mayor says the OEO was discriminating against white persons. ALL-MALE PARTIES: Radicals leave U.S., for Arab countries By The Associated Press Radical…

… literature has increasingly depicted Arab com- mandos as revolutionary fighters against imperialism and capitalism, and Arab countries have become a mecca for fugi- tive radicals fleeing the United States. New…

… Hueb- ner, former Vice President for Student Affairs Barbara Newell and Daily executive sports editor Pat Atkins. These women have never been invited to the "smok- ers." The athletic department has…

… recognized by the University" and by non-Uni- versity sources where students and employes of the University are in- volved." Atkins recently filed a statement with the student organizations of- fice citing the…

… classes at Wayne County Commu- nity College. He was stabbed on his return to the house and was pronounced dead on arrival at a local hospital. Breakfast program faces fund shortage Arab countries have…

…. - -__ - Iiphdiaq Chahey '- ZtM Siritgan ha OW Eighty years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Brother: Have I got a deal for you! i _____ ,I k…

… RECENT EVENTS in the Middle East have once again brought the Palestinian Arab guerrilla or- ganization to the attention of the world. Since the Six-Day W a r these g r o u p s have been in the forefront of…

… the so-called demo- cratic revolutionary movement to free Palestine from the Israelis. When discussing Arab guerrilla organizations, the' main focus of the many guerrilla groups, it sets policy for most…

… forthcoming from the occupied West Bank area. It seems that Fatah does not en- gender strong feelings from those Arabs living under Israeli rule. Or perhaps life is tolerable enough; for those Arabs that they…

… character of Israel. They as- sert that no genocide of'the Jews will occur if their struggle suc- ceeds, and that Jews and Arabs will live in peace as brothers. On the surface it would appear t h a t Fatah is…

… is more important, the extinction of a society: I n q i r a'd mutjtama (Arab words for extinction of a society). Therefore armed violence will necessarily assume diverse forms in addition to the…

… Jews - so the destruction of this state m u s t mean their dispersion. To where? Fatah says that Jews will be al- lowed to live in a democratic Arab state after Israel's extinction. They clarify t h i s…

…. Thus, part of the Jewish popula- tion must disappear. How? If Palestinian Arab guerrilla organizations are not anti-Jew- ish, why is it that the hostages not released in the recent hijack- ings were…

… Frenchmen and ten million Algerians. Israel proper has over 2.7 million Jews with 250,000 Arabs. The French had France to which to return; the Israelis have nowhere to go. The Algerian people could para- lyse…

… majority of its people firmly believe in t h e state. The Arabs in Israel proper have the highest living standards in the Arab world. No one claims Law Quad To the Daily: CIRCULATED throughout resi- dence…

… campus and this possibly accounts for his appar- ent unpopularity with many students. Harvey does not believe that potential radicals should, be refused admission into the University. He says it is a…

… constitutional right to dissent, but in moderation. "There are legal and proper ways to go about this," he explains. "When students start protesting and cause malicious dam- age, or prevent other students who…

…." Harvey is bitter toward Utiiversity Presi- dent Robben Fleming whom he feels has mishandled student protests. He's very definitely too weak," says Har- ,vey. "I don't think he has taken a firm hand. "I do…

… students, and this has promoted some op- ponants to take action. After a confronta- tion on S. University in Summer, 1969, a recall campaign, staffed largely by students, attempted to place the issue on the…

… WASHINGTON UP)- The President's Commission on Camus Unrest concluded yes- terday that the deadly hail of shotgun, rifle and submachine gun fire by police against a crowd of Jackson State college students was…

… an "unreason- ab 1 e, unjustified overreac- tion." Two students were killed and 12 wounded in the May 14 in- cident. Police earlier said they fired only in response to sniper fire from a women…

… commission said, and many students yelled obscene and dero- gatory remarks to the officers. But the -commission dismissed reports by some Mississippi State highway patrolmen that the crowd was advancing on…

… with the oft-expressed desire of literary college students for greater participation, in governing the college, the LSA faculty will soon consider a controversial proposal for creating a college…

…-wide legislative body composed of equal numbers of students and faculty members. The proposal would seat 40 student representatives and 40 faculty representatives on an "LSA Assembly," whose de- cisions would become…

…. noon. the Organization of Arab Students Great Lakes Research Inst.: Slide show, "Pictorial Review of Recent Ac- on campuS, also spoke at the meet- tivities," 1070 N. Univ. Bldg., 12:30 pm. ing. Anatomy…

…: Student Seminar, 4804 Med. Sci. II, 1:10 pm. "AN ARMED, popular struggle Ethics, Religion: E. Bantell, Oakland is the only way to liberation for Univ., "Power & Innocence in Human the Arabs," he said…

…Wednesdoy, October 31, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Wednesday, October 31, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DALY Page seven Former POW, now a student, speaks on wartime experiences DAILY OFFICIAL…

… degree. I'm thinking perhaps of graduate school, or perhaps law school though." Some of the adjustments to aca- demic life haven't been easy, either. He feels a number of gaps from his fellow students. "I…

…, either. While he has gotten to know some of the fellow students in his classes he admits being uneasy' at first., "I saw guys with long hair and I didn't know what to think. I was afraid to presume." Some…

… sent in TYPEWRITTEN FORM to 409 E. Jefferson, before 2 p.m. of theday preceding publication and by 2 p.m. Friday for Saturday and Sunday. Items appear once only. Student organization notices are not…

…. Behavior," Aud. A, Angell Hall, 3 pm. Industrial, Operations: R. Merrell, When the Arab nations win, ac- Burroughs Corp., "Managing the De- cording to Beshareh, Jews and sign & Construction of Computer Soft…

…-Arb ca lietghraann ware." 229 W. Engin., 4 pm. Arabs can live together again. in Atmospheric, Oceanic Engineering: L. harmony. Bengtsson, Swedish Meterological & David Herreshoff, another speak…

… also said that he an- BARATIN: French House, 613 Oxford ticipates a mass anti-war move- Rd., s pm. from jment to begin in this country in Musical Society: "Music from Iran, which the Arabs will take a…

… Eighty years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan The urge to wander... and to return 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mich. News Phone: 764…

… depths. It's merely the question of dropping out, of how you'll stay a student and why. It's there all right; it has to be. The possibility exists that one may drop out, and people are al- ways leaving…

… good. Now ghere have come students who see it and say, "verily this is a bummer." Some have gone so far as to fast for days next to the holy of holies to protest the commandments given to the students…

… should indeed be humble in their presence. Some say they are truly mortal, but what manner of men can give us freedom to participate in student organiza- tions that have no power? Such strange sort of…

… Brown Jr.'s con- ception of the history of the Mid- dle East. Brown doubts the existence of "Arab nut rhetoric about throw- ing the Israelis into the sea." He also dismisses as myth Arab threats to…

… slaughter Israelis to re- lieve old grievances. On December 23, 1962, Nasser said, "We feel that the soil of Palestine is the soil of Egypt, and of the whole Arab world. Why do we all mobilize? Because we…

… should real- ize that war and/or the destrue- hope for peace is if the Arabs and their supporters realize that if they make peace with Israel the real winners will be the Arab people. The victory will not…

… be one nation vanquishing another, but it will be a victory of life against death. -Donald B. Susswein '74 Oct. 3 Arab no-no's To the Daily: THE DAILY should be con- gratulated on a balanced Sunday…

… following. eral of the Arab League, BBC, 15 May, 1948: This statement was made on the day of a combined Arab invasion of Israel, that is, on the morrow of Israel's Procla- mation of Independence.) "Egypt…

… that germ, Israel. All the Arabs want a de- cisive battle." (Nasser at Alexandria, Reuters, 26 July, 1959.) "Egypt, with all her resources -human, economic and scien- tific-is prepared to plunge into a…

… to in an attempt by the three to Towering Crimes of the Gang of against the right-wing Lebanese expand the small Arab League iron out their differences over Fours," and the students were Christians and…

…_ Page Two -" THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, October 19, T 9 6, Page TWO ~- - THE MICHIGAN DAILY EXPANDING AWARENESS Chiang accused of trying to kill Mao Arab leaders vow to end 18-month…

… students, gives a dramatic version of the vents surrounding Mao's death on September 9. "When Chairman Mao was gravely ill Chiang Ching did not care. When Chairman Ma's illness reached its crisis, Chiang…

… Ching disregarded opposition and obstacles from the doctor' and insisted on moving Chair- man Mao in a vain attempt to kill him," the students wrote. THE BIG PINK poster de- scribed Madame Mao and her…

… Arab terrorism. clared. " strength.' HE TOLD reporters that Israel Yariv a was greatly outnumbered in tanks in the Sin and troops but had managed rian effor to the heroism of our sol- o build a firm…

….S. officials have proposed that - a ceasefire be arranged along the boundaries that existed before the present hostilities began. The Arab states as well as the Soviet Union and China on the other hand, would…

… like to see the Israelis pullback to the pre-1967 borders. A EUROPEAN diplomat predict- ed that if Israel threatens tne Arabs with loss of even more ter- ritory, nonaligned Security Council members will…

… come up with a sim- ple resolution for "ceasefire and nothing more." On the other hand, if the Arabs advance toward the Israeli heart- land, "there would be growing pressure on the United States to save…

… Israel and that would be a dangerous situation," he added. Student Book Service Meanwhile, a U.N. spokesman. said the U.N. watch along the Suez Canal and the Israeli-Syrian border had been virtually…

… request.I The observers on Saturday had reported crossings of the ceasefire lines from the Arab sides but none from the Israeli side.1 PANAMA CITY (UPI) - Traf- fic authorities have authorized 1 the…

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… office were: Chicanos at Michigan, the United Farm Workers Support Com- mittee, East Wind (an Asian students group), the Organization of Arab Students, the Young Socialist Alli- ance, the Revolutionary…

… students threaten suit over allocation of offices By DAVID GOODMAN The Michigan Student Assembly (MSA) may get slapped with a civil rights suit unless it reverses a decision to oust most political and…

… administration, and the Regents to overturn the student offices decision. If that fails, Men- diola said, he will go to court and charge MSA with racial bias under Title VI of the 1964 Civil Rights Act. ,a OFFICE…

… SPACE for student DoilyPhotoby CHRISTINASCHNEIDER groups is controlled by MSA's Stu- ipp ry business dent Organizations Board. Earlier this month, the board decided to How do you play 'King of the…

… Mountain' on a 'mountain' you can't climb? These second graders from St. Paul's Lutheran reassign student office space based school don't know either, but they tried gripping their sneakers on Daedalus…

… Student Brigade, and the Spartacus Youth League. Last week, -Student Organizations Board Chairwoman Michele Spray- regen said, ""We want to stay away from ethnic and politicalsorganiza- tions because there…

… that's what it is," he said. Minority studenttgroups were ''more adversely affected'' by the office shuffling than other student organizations,' he said. "A lot of groups - myself included -- would like…

… pecking order, (appealing to) the associate vice-president for student services, the vice-president for student services (Henry John- son), the president' (Robben Flem- ing), the Regents and the courts. If…

… we can't win in court, we'll go to the streets." Mendiola indicated other student groups have said they might be' interested in joining the appeal, should MSA fail to reverse the office's decision. He…

… declined to name them, however, saying they would have to approve release of their names. Jasper Di Giuseppe,- MSA vice- president for student organizations, said many of the ethnic groups were denied…

…, 7:30 p.m. ASSEMBLY HALL, MICHIGAN UNION Sponsored by: Organization of Arab Students, Young Socialist Alliance, Black Inc., Afro-American Studies Dept. A little calculator will get you through times…

… institutions vigilant to compete for students" by mov- tain op( ing the flow of monetary aid to- M "A ward students rather than colleges. support Newman said the report differed other w here from this summer s…

… that the re- isisted of "suggestions rath- statements of new federal THE MICHIGAN DAILY Vol. LXXXIV, No. 46 Sunday, October 28, 1973 d and managed by students at versity of Michigan. News phone Second…

… ea. (enclose check or money order) NAME .STREET- CITY 5- TATE - ZIP I aI !I system I $499- amp- eL r F-7 COME TO A TEACH-IN: Behind the Arab-Israeli Conflict featuring. ABDEEN JABARA…

… Eighty years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan The FBI: Federal Bureau of Instigation? 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mich. News Phone: 764…

… students who have objected to compulsory military training in the universities. So are many newspaper e d i t o r s and reporters who have broken the government's strict cen- sorship rules. Clearly, the…

… from its post as the Great Menace, and the position will soon be filled by the American college student. Hoover, being in tune with such changes, has given indications he will pursue the college student…

… "menace" with the same or even greater vigor than that with which he pursued Communism. One such indication was an op- en letter to college students, entered into the Sept. 23 Congressional Record, in which…

… Hoover "exposed" the methods by which radicals "entrap" unwary, uncom- mitted, students. OF COURSE, FBI involvement with and infiltration of radical groups has been going on for some time. It is the FBI…

… violence and act in time to prevent massive property damage and loss of life. However, there is increasing evidence to indicate the FBI encourages students to acts of violence, and makes ar- rests after the…

… initiated are slim, due to Hoover's po- litical pull in Washington. * 1 -Daily-Richard Lee AN ANN ARBOR agent of the FBI stands guard in the Student Activities Bldg. this summer. The FBI attempted to gain…

…"I Arabs vow to break Israeli-Lebanese ties The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, October 18, 1978-Page 7 GSA scandal may settle documents questioii BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP( - Seven Arab nations pledged at…

…-torn country. The eight points were largely a reiteration of previous Arab demands. "After laboring for three days, -all that they have produced is just another wordy statement that means nothing," a political…

… rab League peacekeeping force in Lebanon and the Lebanese Christians. Sarkis said he hoped the participants -+Syria, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Einirates, Sudan, Kuwait and Qatar - would agree on a…

… Arab League. force, which includes some 26,000 Syrians, came to Lebanon. The Syrians saved the Christians from defeat in the civil war, but since February have been fighting to disarm hem. More than 1…

… have refused to sub- mit to Syrian control because the Syrians have. done nothing to disarm the Lebanese Moslems or Palestinian guerrillas. The Christians charge the Arab League force is a Syrian oc…

… education budget expert, he knows how to achieve both. A member of the House Education and Labor Committee, Carl authored amendments to improve the nation's program for gifted and talented students. He was…

… yesterday. The uneasy truce came on the 17th day of the latest Arab-Israeli war, the fourth in three decades. A NEWS ANALYSIS: War brings Arab states together; peace threatens to destroy unity By HOLGER…

… JENSEN Associated Press Writer BEIRUT, Lebanon-War brought the Arabs together. Peace might pull them apart. The Arab unity which emerged in the first 16 days of the Middle East war seemed to be coming…

… super- powers might force an Israeli withdrawal from Arab lands occu- pied since 1967. Palestinian refugees and their guerrilla fighting arm, who have been a main cause of Arab-Israeli friction for the…

…- cupied land without any condition." A CEASE-FIRE in place appar- ently leaves Egypt in the most favorable position of all the Arab fighting states. Although Israel re- portedly captured 475 square miles of…

… yesterday. Regent investigation splits SGC By CINDY HILL SGC is facing another volatile issue that may wreak havoc on an. already chaotic Council: the Re- gents recently approved a student- faculty…

… committee that is to in- vestigate SGC and propose alter- native student government system by December. While it is said that pohtics makes strange bedfellows, perhaps the strangest pair in recent SGC history…

… running things," said Gill. Gill called the entire plan an "attempt to control student gov- ernment." "It reeks of something," said Gill, "and I don't know what it is." "WE HAVE to see tis efor what Not…

…-fire. WITH NO TERRITORY to gain or lose, Iraq can afford to take its usual militant stand. Baghdad's Socialist Baath party regime meas- ures its prestige in the Arab world by the virulence of its anti…

… their former policy of ignor- ing student government and talk …

…ARAB STUDENT STATE MENT See Editorial Page Yl r e Lwr1i x ~~IUIIM DRIZZLY High--60 Low-4a Chances of rain Vol. [XXXI, No. 42 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Wednesday, October 21, 1970 Ten Cents What…

… institute em- GM. G. J. Huebner, Jr., husband from student groups that the Uni- automotive companies seem to ploy a multi-discipline approach of Regent Gertrude Huebner (R- versity vote in support of the have…

…. ible. know how to market their cars, dents. The institute has received", "M' .f U.PC£ ' " The University has substan- This fall, student groups have is only one of scores of University one complaint that…

… yesterday as student and faculty organiza- tions called for a federal grand jury probe. r. Four days of disorder ended j fi May 4 with the shooting deaths of four students and wounding of nine in a…

…." PRESIDI NG PANEL IN DOUBT: The student-faculty statement said that in addition to deter- mining whether a crime was com-T" tte and r swhether evidence ex- IT ists fo'roeuto,'h saecom irl____ittee on grand…

… jury "passed judgment on university administrative policy, faculty teaching and student ver- f ( VtIs s1 1 1 E-TtZT"t in Montreal By JONATHAN MILLER SpecialTo The Daily MONTREAL-Hundreds of troops…

…, president of the KSU student government, called last night for a national nonvio- lent moratorium in which students would not attend classes Friday.: In a statement issued after a meeting with members cf…

… student government and the Kent State Defense Fund, Morgan said, "We are asking that for one day students don't go to classes . but spend the day talking among themselves, with faculty members, with their…

… of the blame for the dis- turbances on the university ad- ministration and radical elements among the student body and fac- ulty. EACTS TO REGEN l.V 1 l Cll ll Ci"l GG111G commissioner in Montreal…

… situation re- turned to normal on most Que- bec campuses following wide- spread protests against the appli- cation of the Act. About 800 students from the University of Montreal faculties of letters and…

… time. Now they've found out they're too committed to programs that were developed a year ago." MEANWHILE, students are still calling the Future Worlds' office, trying to enroll in a course that doesn…

… dull so 1 h,200,000barrels of oil imported I had to use a log." She said Atlanta's first black mayor, May daily from Arab nations. i Cochran's sacrifice was "supposed incumbent Sam Massell. In Tues to…

…. viding for current needs. Arab testncatvte eeeclt nations have virtually the only ing and "we're going to end up Doctors said Casals had not re- availablehreserves for future U.S. with a human sacrifice…

… Nixon Palmer said at that time, they complications developed. administration officials all de- must have hated this kid like hell,_ _ _ _ _ clined comment on the Arab move.1 because they really tortured…

…'Ms. Ronda Tyler BEST 100 Summers St.I PHOTO Coolville, Ohio I 45723 Yes, send me the information: f Name Address t it~ State Zip COrage or Univ S C H 0 0 L Superintendent Dr.! Charles Wolfe said students…

… he £rilitran DaUi Eighty-four years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Capitalism and stagflation Wednesday, October 9, 1974 News Phone: 764…

…-0552 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 City shafts student voters Editor's note: This analysis is the second in a series of contrast- ing viewpoints on the current economic crisis. Readers' responses…

…,500 vot- ers despite blatant hanky-panky by the Republican - dominated City Council, which tried to see that as few students as possible were regis- tered. It doesn't take a genius to see that it is natural…

… for more people in the transient student population to regis- ter each year than in the off-campus areas of the city. For Council to cut the number of campus registration areas from three to one was a…

… traveled area like the Fish Bowl also smacked of discrimination against would-be student voters. ALTHOUGH REPRESENTATIVES of the City Clerk's office said yesterday they could not make even a "foolhardy…

… last year's registration rate and this year's, it was obvious that many people were discouraged by the long lines and confusion at the Union site. Unique to the student registration location was its very…

… - the U. S. has no lev- erage over the Arab states; it has been forced to accept high- er prices. But the increase in fuel and gasoline prices is not solely at- tributable to the Arabs. In addi- tion to…

… ideology for Palestinian revo- lution" (Oct. 21), which is said to represent the position of the Ann Arbor Arab Student Organ- ization, contains the following in- triguing statement: "Equally this means that…

… those 50,000 Jews are not included. This is obviously quite diflerent from the policy spelled out by the Arab students. -Ernest G. Fontheini Space Physics Research Laboratory Oct. 2 The yths pervading By…

…4 t Eighty years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mich. News Phone: 764-0552 f a JYY B- a.. l -Ago .I Editorials…

…, University-wide criteria for judging whether a student organization could use University facilities. This has never been the case, and the action of the OSS board has put this fab- rication to rest once and…

… for all. The Re- gents themselves delegated to Student Government Council the power to recog- nize student organizations. SGC has, consistently, taken the position that priv- ileges and rights should be…

… applied equal- ly to all student organizations. And it has never taken the position that SGC should attempt to judge the academic rel- evance of the pursuits of extra-curricu- lar student organizations…

… as long as he takes his double- standard approach to student issues, he will find himself in more and more dis- putes and confrontations. THE ACTION of the OSS Board should in no way be construed as a…

… in private organizations recognized by the Univer- sity, and by non-Unversity sources where students and employes of the University are involved. But the Athletic Dept. and the Graduate "M" Club do not…

… Student Affairs Barbara Newell from attending t h e smoker, though males holding corresponding po- Editorial Staff MARTIN A. HIRSCHMAN, Editor STUART GANNES JUDY SARASOHN Editorial Director Managing Editor…

…- pare a report on federal policy alternatives toward grad- uate education. The study will focus on three areas of specific concern - graduate student support, research and institutional support. Money for…

… the study will come from the Ford Foundation and the Carnegie Corporation. SGC denials Former Student Government Council members Sandy Green and Dave Hornstein both vigorously denied yester- lay ever…

… resignation of Vice President for Academic Affairs Allan Smith from administrative service. Smith, 62, has often been at the center of conflict between adminis- trators and students. However, University…

… Nixon April 30, See DEAN, Page 3 By STEPHEN SELBST University Vice President for Student Services Henry Johnson announced plans for a committee to investigate Student Government Council during yesterday…

… University history. "WE WANT a student govern- ment, but we want a good, strong student government here at the University," said Johnson. "This is the feeling of both the Univer- sity executive officers and…

… the Re- gents." The sentiment was echoed by University President Robben Flem- ing. "I hope the student govern- ment will receive thisin the spirit in which it's offered," Fleming said. "If the Regents…

… wanted to destroy student government, the easy way to do it would be to abolish the fees and let student government exist on a voluntary funding ba- sis," he added. THE REGENTS were concern- ed with what…

… Johnson called the "rock bottom level" of student in- terest in SGC. Johnson emphasized that their concern was not simply with the current Gill administration. He said that the Regents had been concern- ed…

… should SGC be getting involved in," said Johnson. "PERHAPS WE might also be concerned with the philosophical as- pectsdof student government, he added. "What forms should it as- sume, how should it seek to…

… be more informed of student opinion? How can the student government be more responsive?" Johnson, however, was uncertain about the details of the plan. "I don't know what form the committee will take…

…-Wednesday, October 1.7, 1973 Ten Cents ScI YOU SE NM ~n C .ALtY Gill accused Former Student Government Council Treasurer David Schaper filed a complaint of assault yesterday against SGC President Lee Gill. Schaper…

… refused comment on the matter, Gill said "There was no assault. He didn't want to leave, and I simply walked him to the door:" SGC veep quits Student Government Council, already in the throes of the…

… Middle East conflict indicates that 47 per cent of all Americans support Israel and 6 per cent favor the Arab cause. Another 22 per cent back neither side while 25 per cent expressed no opin- ion, the poll…

…-a Israel Arab, Mideast states up oilprice KUWAIT (Reuter)-Persian Gulf Oil states early this morning uni- laterally set new posted prices for their crude oil which effectively mean a two-thirds increase…

… sources conceded that the Israelis had indeed launched a major offensive on the Suez front, but insisted that Arab forces had repelled three Israeli. tanks, and were holding them at bay short of the west…

… bank. Washington observers believed the U. S. decision to supply Israel with arms and equipment to offset a "massive" Soviet airlift to the Arabs had heightened the risk of an Arab oil boycott of the…

… United States. The foreign ministers of four Arab states - Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Morocco and Algeria -- were waiting in Washington to see President Nixon to express concern over the U. S. supplies decision…

…. See ISRAELI, Page 7 ..is :'i s. . . . .:. : By STEPHEN SELBST figure to 1308 - 3.7 per cent of the Student Government Council last student body - and said last night night announced the results of an…

… d t 5 ballot, and students' inability to understand the 10-10-10 representa- tion plan. The elections director said the blame for lack of enthusiasm fell on both the candidates and SGC, saying…

… "neither side fulfilled its obligation. STRAUSS EXPRESSED frustra- tion with the new constitution, un- der which students vote for repre- sentatives in residential, divisional (underclass - upperclass…

…-Friday, October 8, 1976 Ten Cents Ten Pages h 1 N _, __ erir Tuition protest The Michigan Student Assembly (MSA is look- ing for people willing to drive to Lansing next Wednesday to demonstrate against…

… Student Publications Building, 420 Maynard, and you can sign tip on the Dias. Yearbook sales are also in progress, so just drop by 420 May- nard. All in a(I lCa le~ What's the most common last name you can…

… hopes of Polish- Americans for freedom of their ancestral homeland," he told several thousand students at the University of Southern Cali- fornia. A STUDENT heckler inter- rupted him, shouting: "Make uo…

… orders future list of Arab bc By The Associated Press and Reuters WASHINGTON - President Ford, reversing administration policy, ordered the Commerce Department yesterday to publish all future re- ports…

… made to the government by U.S. firms taking part in the Arab trade boycott against Israel. However, Commerce Secretary Elliot Rich- ardson said the order only applies to companies solicited for support…

… by Arab countries yester- day or later. If a company has already filed reports with the government saying it was par- ticipating or was asked to take part in the boy- cott, this information will be…

… Commerce will disclose those com- panies that have participated in the Arab boy- cott," Ford said during the debate. "This is ycottfirms something that we can do. The Congress failed to do it, and we intend…

… hijackers, ex- two men gave Arab names n Arabic. The spokesman imself to negotiators at s as Harda Mahmoud, and eportedly said he. belonged l Palestinian guerrilla draws criticism [a decision on the Union…

…'s caching, student leaders ne administrators are say- t much "elbow room" left - that "wholesome recre- axation" are confined to a a pool hall, and a bowling he need for hotel space is commercial hotels else…

… alumni mem- bers outnumber the student delegation of three.,i An endless number of campus author- ities and groups have their fingers in the Union pie: the Union Board, which reports to the Regents; Vice…

… President James Brinkerhoff's financial office; Vice President Henry Johnson's office for student services; the University's alumni association, the University Ac- tivities Center (UAC), which controls the…

… theater group Musket, Eclipse Jazz, the sophomore show, Viewpoint Lec- tures, the Mediatrics film group, and others; Michigan Student Assembly (MSA), the University Club restaurant, the Union Station…

… restaurant, the University Cellar, and numerous small- er student groups that pack the cram- ped offices on the Union's fourth floor. Once considered the model for carn- pus meeting-places, the Union has been…

… called "a gentleman's club" instead of a "winters Diag," in the words of a current student leader. Critics of the Union point to the Uni- versity of Wisconsin's Memorial Union, where faculty and students…

… congregate for long lunches in the Rathskeller and listen to local bands on weekend evenings.. Such establishments have preempted the Michigan Union as the prime exam- ple of a well-run, well-liked student…

… forcing settlers to leave Arab land. The army and the defense -ministry claimed to have evacuated most of the approximately 30 campsites. Israelis camp on West Bank to protest gov t settlement polcy TEL…

… settlements. Yesterday's big operation was a response to a cabinet decision Sunday against the expropriation of private Arab land for Jewish settlements. Gush Emunim says the West Bank set- tlements are…

… Emunim leader, said Israel's 52 West Bank set- tlements must get more land before a Palestinian autonomous administration is established in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. Interested Students and Faculty…

… ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING Wednesday morning, Oct. 17 8:30 a.m. 3rd Floor Conference Room in the Student Activities Building 3 l w , y 1 A career in law- without law school. After just three months of study at The…

… demonstration was called to promote student awareness and to demand that the University withdraw its holdings from corporations which operate in South Africa. "We want to try to find those who are informed and…

… by Carter, Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin to govern negotiations over the future of the palestinian Arabs. THIS SECOND framework is con- sidered infinitely more complicated than…

… concluding an Egyptian-Israeli peace agreement. Jordan and Palestinian Arabs so far have not signaled any willingness to negotiate with Israel. Carter stressed on Thursday that any settlement between Egypt and…

… Israel ultimately must be broadened to in- clude the Palestinians and neighboring Arab countries. Vance, posing for photographs during a negotiating break yesterday, said "We continued to make progress…

… second set adopted by the CLB, a panel' consisting of students, faculty, and ad-: ministrators. The first set was rejected by the faculty Senate Assembly last spring. Faculty members argued the first set…

… end the apartheid regime in South Africa. He performed during yesterday's anti-apartheid rally on the Diag. Student denies playing sp in Greene Congress race By AMY SALTZMAN around there," said Mc…

… who McAninch, a student at Eastern was infiltrating the Greene Michigan University who not only does organization. not work for Republican Carl Pursell, "He just wanted to do a small amount but also has…

… a history of liberal of work on the Greene campaign, but Democratic politics., was asking a lot of questions. He kept "I GUESS they're a little paranoid See STUDENT, Page 2 15 ONSACUA LIST: Profs…

… considering a proposal to provide a college tuition tax credit of up to $250 a year per student, a plan Carter says will force him to veto the bill if it is included. AT THE WHITE HOUSE, Carter signed a…

… faculty group, as well as a 10-member student and a 10-member alumni group, will make a list of possible presidential candidates and submit it to the Regen- ts. Aft a a .ammandatnnaream 'U'head JOHNSON…

… white students who complain would b1geplaed by white students who axe nare qualified," Martindale said. ie said rejections for a 375- npember class number nearly 3,000, of whom only 40 might have cause…

… sufficiently4 vague to be pro- tected in court. By saying the school will aim for '10 per cent minority representation in the student body, Martindale explained, a goal is established. But by saying 10 per cent…

… of the class will be made up of minority students, a quota is established. And quotas are precisely what are under attack in the Bakke case. "I suspect that as soon as you get numerical in any way, you…

… appli- cants to University. graduate pro- grams, has nor special adissions, program for minorities. By following an affirmative action. program, he said minority representation among graduate students…

… climbed to 12.5 per cent in 1976. But representation of minorities in the undergraduate' student body is still short of the 10 per cent goal set for 1973. Representatives of black, organizations say the…

… opening session at the Geneva conference of Dec. 1973, following the last Arab-Israeli war. THE STATE Department spokes- man, Hodding Carter, said the "rights" of the Palestinians, including the na- ture of…

… conference and it did not specifically call for peace treaties between Israel and its Arab neighbors. Instead, Washington and Moscow agreed there should be "termination of the state of war and establishment of…

… and have resisted giving the Palestinians a sepa- rate role at Geneva. Israel also has ruled out any negotia- tions with the Palestine Liberation Or- ganization, which all Arab countries and the…

… Soviets consider the sole rep- resentative of the Palestinian people. And Israel takes the position that the Geneva conference should have as its objective formal peace treaties with its' Arab neighbors…

…. THE STATE Department spokesman said Israel and the Arab parties were informed of the statement in advance. Vance turned over a copy to Foreign Minister Masan Ibrahim of Jordan as th'ey had breakfast…

… neighbors, and also between Greece and Turkey. SECURITY CHECKS-The FBI is quiet- ly checking on 7,000 Arab students and teachers in this country. The G-men want to make sure none of these Arab visitors are…

… JACK ANDERSON 14V Sirigan Daily Eighty-two years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan McGovern makes a sweet used car deal 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor…

… Stop the grab bag FOOTBALL GAMES at the University are one big party for students - in- cluding the well-known Boone's Farm, grass, and even a drinking raccoon. Amidst the guzzling of wine and en…

… crowd to be the next one to go up. Recently, however, this sport has turned into a sexual outlet for our frus- trated male students. A female does not merely get gently passed up bleachers- she gets…

… increase in invisible nitrogen emissions from jet en- gines by the year 1980. --Intelligence Items- TERRORISM IN ATHENS - B1 a c k September, the underground Arab terror- ist organization, may be planning…

… and Mediterranean. They are com- peting to sell arms to the Israelis and Arabs, as well as the Greeks and Turks. Secret diplomatic dispatches from Kuwait, for example, tell how the U.S. embassy is…

… working behind the scenes to help Amer- ican munitions makers peddle their goods in Kuwait. This undercover French-Amer- ican arms rivalry has helped stimulate an arms race between Israel and her Arab…

… majority of students are respon- sible, moderate, reasonable kinds of people, the answer is for all of us to feel a shared sense of com- munity responsibilty to discourage the criminal acts and to cooperate…

… academic counseling office. "Hello, I am your counselor. Let us begin. I assume you are a stu- dent?" "No, I'm a cantelope. Of course I'm a student." "Well, have you got any ques- tions?" "Yes, first, why…

… from what Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan three days See MASSIVE, Page 2 Arab nation S to I1 1 curtailolo-utput AP Photo WALKING THE PICKET LINES for the last time yesterday, members of the D e t r…

… Motoer city teachers sign pact, end strike DETROIT (UPI)-The 44-day-old school strike here which has idled 270,000 students came to an end yesterday when both the school board and teacher's union agreed to…

… Arab oil producing countries announced yesterday they would cut oil production by a min- imum ;of five per cent immediately and an additional five per cent each succeeding month until Israel withdraws…

… from occupied Arab territory and restores Palestinian refugees' rights. Oil production c u t b a c k s also were an underlying concern as President Nixon met in Washing- ton with the foreign, ministers…

… of Algeria, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Morocco. NIXON SAID afterward that while there were differences be- tween the Arabs and the United States he believes ''a fair and just and peaceful settlement" can…

… with the secretary of state. SAUDI ARABIA, Iraq, Kuwait, Abu Dhabi, Qatar and Iran,, the only non-Arab state on the Persian Gulf, announced Tuesday that they were raising the market price for their crude…

… oil by 17 per cent. Although the United States im- Pres. Nixon ports only -about 6 per cent of its oil from the Arab countries, ad- ministration planners are count- ing on imports of refined heating…

… that the planners anticipate importing. ANY ARAB cutoff in crude oil production would create serious problems for the major interna- tional oil companies such as Texaco, Exxon, M o b i 1, Royal Dutch…

… 500 students, is suffering the campus-wide financial pinch that has been terminal for some programs and organizations this year. cash, the program has little to keep it going beyond wholehearted…

… student support. FUTURE WORLDS operated on an $18,000 budget last year, and Grimes says they'll need at least $15,000 this year. "I wouldn't be surprised if that figure reaches $25,000, says Grimes. Last…

…-Tuesday, October 9, 1973 Ten Cents h1 Ten Pages x I UW SEE NEStAPPEN CALL DAILY Rally planned In the,wake of the eruption of war in the Middle East, a group known as the Coalition of Concerned Students and Faculty…

…, the Institute for Studies in the History of Discovery, will provide funds beginning next fall for graduate students in the field of history, geography and English literature to re-examine the period of…

…, library curator of maps_ and program co- ordinator. 0 Oops! In a story about the Student Rights Party in Satur- day's Daily, we neglected to mention one of SRP's candi- dates - Phil Cushway. Cushway is…

… Arab territory they occupied." Chinese Ambassador Huang Hua branded as "preposterous" Scali' s proposal that Egypt and Syria re- turn to their positions before the outbreak of fighting on Saturday. THE…

… demanding Is- rael's withdrawal from Arab terri- tory taken in the 1967 Middle East War. "But the collective will of the council was paralyzed and render- ed inoperative" by an American veto last July 26…

…-pronged Arab attack and Egypt reporting its capture of the provincial capital of Kantara in the Israeli-led Sinai Peninsula. Egypt said its forces were penetrating into Sinai and Syria claimed to be pressing its…

… committee to investigate possible conflicts of interest arising from professors as- signing their own textbooks, tapes, and other classroom materials to their students. The formation of the committee was…

… prompted by an article in The Daily, Aug. 8, that revealed "a vast number" of University facul- ty members were assigning 'their own books to students in their classes. SACUA has appointed a three- man…

… in such a way that the student is suffering, and if so, to what degree? Council pa: boundaries SI By GORDON ATCHESON Republican City Council members members last night approved an amended ward…