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….fir L Ifpiga D Eighty-four years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Wednesday, February 12, 1975 News Phone: 764-0552 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi…

… change this attitude and see that such a "mistake" never happens again. -THE DAILY STAFF Ask By PATRICIA FLYNN INSTEAD OF depositing their money in U.S. banks, oil rich Arabs are now buying the banks - or…

… enthusiastically wel- comes his capital. THE PUBLIC outcry against the in- flux of Arab money and the influence that goes with it has certainly not gone unnoticed by other Arab investors, who are already wary of…

… the shareholder's best interest, the ;ques- tion of Arab control of the city's largest and oldest local bank was clearly on everyone's mind. In the midst of the heated controversy, one bank director…

… about coming into U.S. busi- ness. They fear their holdings could be targets for retaliation against oil pricing policies. And, although anxious to convert their dollars into real assets, the Arabs are…

… abroad. And as one administration official put it, a growing Arab investment stake in this country is likely to make them more "responsible" in their behavior. THE CURRENT domestic credit crunch is another…

… reason to welcome Arab capitalists - both government and business would like to see some of the aproximately $9 billion the Arabs de- posited in U.S. banks and Treasury bonds last year channeled instead…

… into direct 'SCOtS investments. Arab investments, says As- sistant Treasury Secretary Gerald Par- sky, should be seen "not as a threat but, to the contrary, an important oppor- tunity." This point has…

… not been missed by U.S. businessmen, such as Henry Ford II, who is known to be seeking Arab financing for a huge apartment-hotel-of- fice complex planned for the center of Detroit. Ford, in fact, was…

… the deal. Pharaon has said that he would like to use the bank to channel Arab money into this country, Q ; > s U.S. investments in the Mid- dle East. "Khashoggi does a lucra- tive business in the Middle…

…WHERE CARS AREN'T KING Eighty-four years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Friday, February 28, 1975 News Phone: 764-0552 420 Maynard St., Ann…

… undemocratic in Amer- ica. WE FIND MITRE'S exploiting the knowledge of University students for the purpose of further entrench- ing the intelligence legions no less objectionable than ROTC's presence on behalf…

… was eight years old and did not know perhans, that he was leaving Palestine for good. His name is Fawaz Turki, and he is a Palestine Arab of the last generation to be born in Palestine. His life has b P…

… Palestin- ian experience for the Palestin- ian people had been derived from the land of their birth." "And therefore, for anyone to assume that the Palestinians had been absorbed by +he Arab nations is part…

… that our fishermen had caught siill thrashing in the sand." The conflict thattman' r-ofLs have labelled as the "Arab-Is- raeli conflict" has acually al- ways had its roots n the Pales- tinian problem. In…

… Arabs were ving in Palestine in a culture -ery much their own. The Zionist slo- gan, "A people without a land for a land without a people,' was an innately false one, and most British officials invilved…

… knew this. Arab resistence to Jewvish im- migration grew and, by 136, had risen to a peak and cli- maxed into a three-year perid of striking and rioting across the land. The turbulence of tni~ so…

…-called "Mandate Pecio'l' ul- timately forced the British to give up their claim to Palestine, in deference to a partition plan of the United Nation,~, which sectioned Palestine into desig- nated "Arab" and "Jewisl…

…." sectors. In the violent period tha ol- lowed, Zionist forces atempted to rid the land of Arabs, and they were exiled into an outside Arab world that neither welcom- ed nor liked the Palestinians. So often…

… Palestinians i-ft voluntarily, or whetner t h e y were physically evicted, or whe- ther they were terrorized into leaving, or whether they left in response to appeals by the Arab governments, is really of no…

… will be at 1405 Hill St. from 5-8 p.m. . . . A Palestinian author will be speaking at 8 p.m. at the YM/YWCA on "Palestinians and Their Role in the Mideast Conflict. . . . John Evans, a graduate student…

… See OBSTETRICIAN, Page 2 securs Arab RIYADH, Saudi Arabia ( -- The United States is try- ing to make long-term pur- chase arrangements with individual oil nations at prices substantially below the…

… the Arab-Israeli situation with King Faisal, Kissinger said "the American attitude will be one of conciliation, cooperation and traditional friendship." Privately, however, it was ceeking to long…

… income to support the current See LOCAL, Page 2 peans sought separate deals with Arab producers they were criticized by Kissinger as for- saking unity. U. S. officials said that if Western dependence on…

…. A senior U. S. official said Kissinger had ordered a study of the black- listing of banks and investment firms with Jewish directors by financial pools involving Arab money. Charles Robinson, the…

… under- secretary of state for economic affairs, is traveling with Kis- singer looking for "concrete proposals," particularly in ag- ricultural development. THIS IS seen as a means of pressuring the Arabs…

… Outreach appeals to students By GLEN ALLERHAND At the start of each new aca- demic term, large banners swinging near the Diag an- nounce mass organizational meetings for Project Outreach. Interested crowds…

… be defeated! In order to build the unity be- tween the American and Arab peoples, the Organization of Arab Students and the Revolu- tionary Student Brigade are pre- senting a program on the Mid- dle…

…*~~ t4e£i$;n ti~ Eighty-four years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Thursday, February 27, 1975 News Phone: 764-0552 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi…

… speculated. "The que.stion is would Americans give up the convenience of processed food for better nutrition?' Michael Shapiro is a gradu- ate student in Journalism. bf -- - - - --- TI1 MILWAUKEE JOURNAl…

… on the needs of its stu- dents and teachers. But stu- dents refused to take the cut- backs lying down and fought back with a school-wide strike. Third world students respond- ed to continued attacks by…

… East on Thursday,February 27 at 7:30 p.m. in the Union Ballroom. To be able to link up our struggles it is necessary to understand what are the root causes of the oppression and exploittation of the Arab…

… peo- ple, how they are fighting back, and how their struggle is related to other struggles in the Third World and especially to our struggles here in the U.S. LIKE THE Indochinese, the Arab people are…

… ADMISSION FREE 1 Privately-hired vets Student GEO, 'U' resume talks to train Arab army' a (Continued from Page 1) of about equal size. The U. S. government will provide the military hardware under a…

…' damage deposits day's negotiations, he said "the claiming they had caused the University administration must necessary repairs. make a lot more active move- In addition, the students were men a tre itv oe…

…-strike feeling ties settled the dispute through among many graduate employes the Mediations Office, but the and according to most observ- students are still unhappy about ers, approval of a walk out is the outcome…

… an overall 12 per cent pay hike and a $200 reduction in tuition for all teaching fellows and other em- ployes it represents. For the past week, the Uni- versity - both student and faculty - have been…

… FOR NEXT FALL WE ARE .. member-owned o member-controlled * open & democratic o inexpensive COME TO THE CO-OP MASS MEETmING SUNDAY, FEB. 9th-1:00 P.M. MICHIGAN UNION BALLROOM Learn about student…

… Volume LXXXV, No. 109 Sunday, February 9, 1975 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 d a i…

… Pharmaceutical Com- pany and Manufacturer's National Bank will discuss career opportunities for women. ALL WOMEN WELCOME - Freshpeople-Seniors, Grad Students, Faculty and Staff. Feel free to bring your lunch…

…11 Eighty-four years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Wednesday, February 26, 1975 News Phone: 764-0552 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 Air…

… start thinking about where to live for the fall. For a sizeable num- ber of students, off-campus housing of some sort is the answer. Finding a suitable place to live is a hassle. For the lucky ones, the…

… horrid hassle of conjuring up a class schedule 'cause CRISP has arrived! Due to increasing student demands for easier registration and Uni- versity department desires for more information on course signups…

…, the Computer Registration Involving Student Partici- pation (CRISP) will replace the archaic Waterman-way beginning in April. With CRISP, students need only go to one location, Room 215 of the old…

… neighborhood of 1,500 students each day. The appearance of CRISP in Ann Arbor will put the Uni- versity among "perhaps a half dozen major universities with enrollments over 15,000" using the computer program…

…," says Njock, "such as the recent discussion of the Arab-Israeli conflict." Many of the luncheon speakers are people from the Uni- versity community who are directly concerned with current topics. "In a…

…- standing through the exchange of ideas among people of all countries. -MARY MILLER Mini Course 418 AND OPEN TO ALL FACULTY AND STUDENTS MARCH 9 and 10, 1975 REGIONAL CONFERENCE: ASSOCIATION FOR JEWISH…

…-Romance Lanquages Prof. Herbert Paper, Judeo-Persian " MARCH 10-2:00 P.M., RACKHAM AMPHITHEATRE Prof. Joshua Blau, Judeo-Arabic Prof. Jonas Greenfield, The Lanquages of Palestine, 200 B.C.E.-200 C.E. * MARCH 10…

… open to qualified students for the Spring Term only.. Juniors and Seniors eligible. Earn 16 credits per semester. Financial aid available. Application Deadlines: MARCH 15 for Fall & Year NOVEMBER 1st for…

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…-sellers. gnostics and the Knight of Tem- Arabs like a floor of glass." At the center of Monsieur plar. Here the author offers his There -are more like this, exquis is the "happy trinity of lovers" somlution the…

…\TTON, edited by M a r c i a Perry, Ri;-hardt Streicker, et. al; Student Bo-rd of Publinptions, Fall 1974, 58 pages, $1.00. By ELLEN BRESLOW NN ARBOR IS supposedly 1 1-den with literary talent. But Generation…

…- terized the proceeding magazine. Its content is less the express- ion of current student thoughts and feelings than it is a con- glomerate of soul - searching answers to world-plauging ques- tions…

… volume limits itself purely to thotogranhy. None of the sketch- es, sc"ltres, and craft pieces included in the spring magazine, appear this time. WHI E THE STUDENT popu- lation's lack of interest in the…

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… by the leaders would replace rifledand machine-gun bullets already used in combating the Arab - backed guerrillas, the sources said. THE DOLLAR value of the re- quest is a third greater than all U. S…

… without trial. Those killed included the military chairman, Gen. Aman Andom. The sources said the United States faced a difficult choice: supply. the ammunition and be- come involved against Arab states…

…, February 18, 1975 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 d a i 1 y Tuesday through Sunday…

…! AVAILABLE THROUGH THIS NEWSPAPER ACCOMMODATIONS ,#r ir4igttn a'f111 OFFERS YOU THE CHANCE TO: FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR 1975-76 THE OFFICIAL ASSOCIATED PRESS ALMANAC 1975 MARCH 17 TO MARCH 21 All Students…

… water were rushed to the city within 72 hours most residents would THE MICHIGAN DAILY Volume LXXXV, No. 106 Thursday, February 6, 1975 is edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan. News…

…, based on body tervention by the United Na- counts of rebels and civilians tions and the Arab League to at hospitals, rose to about 200, stop atrocities allegedly com- but impartial sources said there…

…-Wednesday, February 12. 1975 Ten Cents Eight Pages cIIIIIFIIISIE IEIIAPIIi CALA VLY Good News Budget cuts now in the works will not affect financial aid to students. That's the word from Richard English…

… minority affairs office of the graduate school is conducting a review, it is not in any way planning to cut allocations to students in the future. Bad news If you think things are bad right now, just wait…

… the inside... . . . the Editorial Page features an analysis of the Arab takeover of American banks by Patricia Flynn . . . the Arts Page includes some record reviews as well as the weekly food column by…

…- See GEO, Page 2 .Strike fever hits 'U' By ANN MARIE LIPINSKI Lecture halls usually teem- ing with University undergrad- uates fervently scribbling notes were boycotted yesterday by many students…

… the GEO" were comprised of both under- graduates and Graduate Student Assistants (GSA) who braved chilling winds hoping to curtail class attendance. Although the picket lines dis- couraged a good number…

… of un- dergraduates from attending class, there were a significant See STUDENTS, Page 2 Da71y Photo by STEVE KAGAN UNDAUNTED BY CHILLING winds picketers continue to wplk the line in front of the…

… SYCOR, Inc., w h i c h manufactures computer terminals, calls for a more responsive government while vying for attorney district with a very nominal student population. The primary winner will face Human…

… film "We Are the Palestinian People" will be shown at 7 and 9:30 p.m. tonight, along with another film focusing on the Arab peoples, "Ramparts of Clay," at 8 and 10:30 p.m., both at the MLB. The double…

…. Hoover) . . . Tyagi Ji, a cosmic transmitter, will be holding an open session at 7:30 p.m. at the Friends Meeting House, 1416 Hill. The meeting will be sponsored by Students for Self-Realization ... and…

… highlighted by the weekly food column by Robin Hergott. On the outside"... Winter's not over yet. If you don't believe that, Fewer dorm rooms open for fall By GLEN ALLERHAND Students reapplying for…

… 3000 students (in the traditional residential halls) and a demand by about 4000 students." HE ADDED: "the demand for residence halls is up while the number of freshman applications has increased 30 per…

…'re going to have some pretty upset students." The Housing Office determines who lives in the dorms by a priority system. Of those who wish to return the following year, students re- questing the same room…

… Feldkamp, "The pro- posed reapplication starts on March 17 and goes through March 21." If the students vying to get back into the dorms next year are rejected immediately, their chances to find alternate…

…." She claims that a student has got "pretty good chances if he doesn't want anything big." Jane Fisher, of Campus Rentals, says that her company's apartments are "75 per cent gone." Fisher comments, "The…

… BILL TURQUE Despite the threats posed by cutbacks and changing student values, the Pilot Program is attempting to surmount its chal- lenges and take on new dimen- sions. Pilot, housed in Alice Lloyd, is…

… is Pilot's size. The program attracts students with varying levels of conmit- ment to the program. "Obviously," he said, "in a dorm this size you are going to have people who are apa- thetic." Changing…

… student values also hamper Pilot. During the sixties the program became a center of student activism in the civil- rights, anti-war and ecology movements. In the seventies people became more interested in…

… negotiators. If the administration does relent on class size, who will pay for the extra TFs? The GEO has a simple answer: not the students. But if not the students, then who? Will secret Arab money be…

…r R++M w uY i Wrurriiwri rernrir rrii rr fryr.w ri rr r rr ri rr , ADMINISTRATIVE ABUSE: iIlr £frd*$gan Paity Eighty-four years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University…

… simply money. We are asking everybody at the University to honor our picket lines. We believe no student honoring GEO picket lines should be placed in a position of competitive academic disadvan- tage with…

… respect to any other student. We are thus asking fa- culty, whether sympathetic to our strike or not, to respect the students' decision and not to issue reprisals against those who honor GEO lines. IN THE…

… minimal. The goal of twenty-five students per section is very nice but very unreasonable considering the University's financial problems. Obviously a lot of waste can be cut from the budget, but I doubt…

… enough can be saved to hire the additional graduate students a twenty five person limit would require. Vni'ersity officials often talk about the rd for rational discussions and deny that ssure can…

…, minority students iake er cent of the graduate they comprise only 4 per f the GSA popular, )~n. Our al is to remedy this sit- r differences also exist question of eionomics. attempt to elevate GSAs he lowest…

… $200 per term? Only the negotiators know for sure. The argument that better pay will mean better Graduate Student Assistants is a difficult one for undergrads to decipher. They know from experience the…

… students are absolved of blame. It just isn't fair to equate those classes with ones taught by professors that meet no matter what. I noticed a lot of students trying to rationalize their attendance to the…

….iy of our most basic institutions, where do we go from here? The ques- tion bears repeating because even though we are energetic students gathering valuable data future to be or are we, lilre the…

… Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Thursday, February 6, 1975 News Phone: 764-0552 Man is making life so inhos- pitable that hundreds of ani- mals and tens of thousands of…

… to: Big Ten Conference 111 Plaza Drive Schaumburg, Illinois 60172 -Alex and Ann Mercandetti oppression To The Daily: WITH ALL the attention these days being given to the situation of the Arab…

… Palestinians, I feel another group is totally ignored by the world. That group is the Jewish people who dwell in Arab countries, especially those living in Syria. In Syria gun- slinging secret police break into…

…'re all Arabs. Why that should upset us is not clear. The home-grown ownership of our largest corporations does not exactly inspire us to go out and buy shares in ITT to finance military coups and CIA opera…

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… 1te 3rtd an Taily Eighty-four years of editorial freedon Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan The Joanne Little case Up against it, By WENDY WELLS Southern style Saturday…

… their own positions with distorted rhetoric. Profound distrust can be the only result. Letters: Silent majority ripped by 'U' trash feeble attempts to arouse : h e - many prejudices that students To The…

… Mr. Johnson has trouble thinking his THE GEO needs student sup- way through the daily comic port, and they will get i:, as page. His logic reminds me very long as students can suc :ess- much of Zero in…

… attempt indeed serious. Johnson's all is- to be logical. ions to Arab money and United -Mark Pontoni, '77 Negro College Fund money are February 13 sidcswipcs I Burgers, roadsters go way of the bulls By…

… generally come from "privileged" backgrounds and are heading for "privileged" futures. But Marxists also con- sistently support student pro- tests agaist their own oppres- sion and the oppression of oth- ers…

…. STUDENTS will be drawn to the side of the working cl ss )r to an anti-capitalist position only to the extent that they themselves engage in sruggles against specific capitalist abus- es and come to realize…

… the University, plus students and non-union em- ployees, behind a program for their common needs and the transformation of the Univer- sity (and ultimately socie y) i a "truly progressive" way. -Peter…

… Solenberger February 16, 1975 support To The Daily: AT ITS Wednesday n ig h t meeting, the LSA Student Gov- ernment Executive C-uncil passed a resolution supporting the initial six demands made by the Third…

… the need to establish a representative or- ,-mni e t ., armriy 4t e n statement to the Nursing School. However, we demand a proper investigation of the student's dismissal. We will support the decision…

… settle the dispute with the Graduate Em- ployees Organization. Currently we are students at the English Language Institute. We have come a long way to the United States to study Eng- lish. Learning English…

… break ged yesterday the Kremlin down in bickering over divisive would help "consolidate Syria's issues such as the Palestinians defense power," then flew to and the status of Arab Jeru- Cairo to try to…

… MICHIGAN DAILY Volume LXXXV, No. 104 Tuesday, February 4, 1975 is edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan. News phone 764-0562. Second class postage paid at Ann Arbor. Michigan 48106…

… mmml mm mmcm m mm mm mumerw mmcc mi.- O! LI wants people is activate its chapter at Michigan. Students joining now will enter the fraternity as full mem- bers. There will be no pledgeship. For those…

… cities. If you are a student of high academic standing and are interested in a career as a Lawyer's Assistant, we'd like to meet you. Contact your placement office for an interview with our representative…

… . r trixan Daily Eighty-four years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Saturday, February 1, 1975 News Phone: 764-0552 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi…

…- pen. The first is support by other unions such as the AAUP, AFSCME, CCRA/UAW and the teamsters. The second thing needed for GEO's suc- cess is undergraduate student sup- port. A general boycott of…

… administration without it rais- ing student tuition. We should all make a point of ac- quainting ourselves with the T.A.s plight. Talk to your T.A., read the leaflets, and make a decision for or against the G…

… Arabs and the Israelis suftered devastating losses of taiks, tot- ailing nearly 3000. Clearly anti- tank mi sile tec'mnclcgy has overcome any protective coun- termeasurescurrently a-aiable to tank,. A…

…. ROTC does indeed subsidizethe edu- cations of some students, but If North Hall were turned into a paying pro- position instead of an accountancy limbo, the University itself could beef up its financial…

… aid program. Students should not be prevented from enrol- ling in the ROTC program, since that TODAY'S STAFF: News: Ken Fink, Steve Hersh, Cheryl Pilate, Sara Rimer, Judy Ruskin, Tim Schick, Stephen…

… constitutes active opposition to the dissemination of accurate in- dependent information about In- dochina. The Daily's editors and policy-making officers of the Board of Student Publications need to engage in…

…. -Dan Biddle Editor in Chief black grads To The Daily: A RECENT investigation by a group of minority students re- vealed that the Office of Grad- uate Minority Affairs of the University of Michigan is now…

… of secrecy which one administration offic- ial termed, "a communication gap " We as concerned b l a c k graduate students feel that the very fact the function of the Minority Office is in question…

… forecasts grave consequences for all minority students at the University of Michigan. We are terms will be nonexistent. 3. The reduction of aid for the 1975-76 academic year. 4. The proposed shifting of all…

….m. in the Village Green Clubhouse on Packard . . . the local Student Committee Against Racism will sell tickets to the National Conference Against Racism in Rm. 4001 of the Union from 2-4 p.m. and sales…

… student Blood Bank to be held in the Union Ballroom from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. It also will continue on Tuesday . . . at high noon in Conference Rms. 4 & 5 of the League the Career Planning and Placement Office…

… will present a pro- gram on Career Opportunities for Women in Phar- maceuticals and Banking . . . the state Association of Gerontology Students will hold a forum on "So Who's Going to Hire You?" in the E…

… visitors, Michigan enter- ed the bonus situation with 5:24 left, and hit 16 of 22 shots from the line. In that stretch, Spar- See CAGERS, Page 8 U.S. army vets ired to train Arab forces ADDIS ABABA (Reuter…

… as a 105 howitzer artillery battalion See PRIVATELY, Page 2 Ethiopian territorial integrity, the statement said. U' officials, GEO resume negotiations Student housing: orrendu By GORDON ATCHESON…

…University ceased about two weeks ago when an impasse was reached on certain By MARY DEMPSEY Hordes of students are once again searching for decent, cheap, off-campus housing, and once again, are complain- ing they…

… inhabitable dwelling unit is occupied. CONSEQUENTLY, many students are knocking on its door over the past twelve months. Cameon Carrington, one of the ten- ants who turned to Legal Aid for help, lodged a…

… not be received until after spring The letter is a completely non- partisan appeal for students to register to vote for the April general election and includes a list of voter registration sites. LEADS…

…- tion. It is stipulated in Pernt's will that revenue from sale of the coins must be used to provide scholarships for biology and phyiscs students. IS FRIDAY the last day you can register to vote? The…

… proposals, brought these other major disclosures: " He has asked the Justice Department and other agencies to investigate charges that Arab nations are blacklisting Jewish- owned firms. "Such discrimina- tion…

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… students' evalu- ation of courses and profs of last semes- ter will be organized. * GRADUATE SCHOOL-a current U of AA nrrAii int ,ti + A- -will nI r iv irn. The 6 Sonatas & Partitas FOR SOLO VIOLIN OF AC. H…

… music by Rachael, 1-2 FREE! 17J206 LITTLE PEOPLE'S School-nursery- 1 5 10 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 22 24 25 26 28 32 33 84 85 86 37 ACROSS Sound of laughter Cap for a Basq Movie take Arab's head co Out by…