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September 09, 1966 (vol. 76, iss. 7) • Page Image 1

… capital outlay (construc- tion) funds and will send it to Gov. George Romneyin about two weeks. But until they settle the hassle over public Act 124, which essentially deprives the University of its right…

… are $28 million worth of high priority University construc- tion projects, all covered under P.A. 124. The University refused! to take the Legislature's offer to finance state studies for six build…

September 13, 1966 (vol. 76, iss. 10) • Page Image 4

…, themselves, and the clear fact that he is the only ser- ious contender or successor to emerge to the left of President Johnson. 'V LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Rep. Vivian Soft on HUAC 4 Hollow Stand on P.A. 124

… into Lansing's puppet. Last summer the state ,offered $170,000 to begin preliminary studies for six new buildings as outlined in new legislation called PA 124. Essentially the school must let the state…

September 17, 1966 (vol. 76, iss. 14) • Page Image 4

… following the law. The requirements of the state's capital outlay law, PA 124, apply only when the University uses state money; by not us- ing state money, the University-in an entirely legal and proper…

… manner-avoids PA 124's restrictions. And by opposing the collective bargaining law in the courts, the University is not "disobeying" the law; on the contrary, it is using its rights under the law to…

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