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… HEART of the matter in the present Middle East situation is the fate of the 2.5 million Pales- tinian Arabs; some 600,000 are scattered through the refugee camps in Egypt, Jordan. Syria and Lebanon…

…; othershave done well in these countries and else- where in the Arab world; some live under Israeli rule. In 1948, when the UN proposed partition of Palestine into a Jewish state and an Arab state, the…

… Palestinian Arabs did not seize the moment. They have been literally stateless since then. The fedayeen are Palestinian The Middle East impasse Arabs. The urban terrorists are Palestinian Arabs. The men mov…

…- ing across the deserts of Jordan Are Palestinian Arabs. For too long the older generation of Israeli leaders (especially those of Golda Meir's age, the Eastern European Zionists) have refused to…

… long with- out success about the Viet Cong. The Palestinian Arabs might call themselves Marxists, Maoists, or any of a dozen other names; but in essence they are nationalists. Like the Israelis, they…

… both the Palestinian Arabs and the Israelis. The Arabs will have to gave up the nut rhetoric abofit driving the Israelis into the sea. That is not going to happen; the Israelis are there to stay. But the…

… Israelis would have to cooperate too. Those Palestinian Arabs who lost their homes and properties -in 1948 would have to be compensated for, their losses. But more important , the Israelis would have to rec…

…- ognize the legitimacy of the Pales- tinian Arab government. ,* SUCH A SOLUTION would have mutual advantages and some large dangers. The ?alestinians are pro- ducts of the olitics of grievance (as, in…

… Israelis and the U.S. government, might object to a Jordan that is Marxist or radical; but the Pales- tinian Arabs are already led by Marxists, and have, already been radicalized. The difference now is that…

… invasion there has been a cre- scendoing desire on the part of the powers in Washington to effectively nullify you,"~ Kunstler told the predominantly-student crowd. To support his charge, Kunstler men…

… our democracy." Where is the real violence-where does it come from, Kunstler asked. "It's a tragic deception to pin violence on the students in this country when our goV- ernment is responsible for…

… research student was killed. "No one cannot hang his head at the death of an innocent man," Kuntsler said of the incident, "but to treat it as an excuse to maintain the bizarre status quo is a bad mistake…

…." Contending that American society is in need of "drastic revision," Kunstler sa "We face a life stifled by useless stand ards-we are raised on ideals that are living lie." Students, Kunstler said, play a vit…

… Kunstler said "Students must say to ti government that this war be stopped. Ar with the end of war must come an en to racism, an end to poverty and an er to the insidious attacks on young people Kunstler…

… majority of students and faculty members who have, he said, showed re-. straint and "little sympathy with the destructive and totalitarian few who are in their midst.", ( Before Fleming's speech, the le…

… that they are only interim rules," says Rich English, lecturer in the School of Social Work. Students, however, object much more bitterly to the adoption of the disciplinary rules. Ed Fabre, '71L, says…

… of the rules that "they' are ridiculous. As a law student; I question their constitutionality. They deal only with the symptoms rather than with the cause of so- called student disruptive conduct." On…

… commission's suggestion of federal support for minority students. rg VOtE regstrtio ends Oct. 2 (Continued from Page 1) Premier Golda Meir of Israel was reported shocked when told by newsmen of Nasser…

… Moscow was Nasser's chief patron, supplying him with arma-: ment and building the Aswan Dam. Now complexity is added to an: already complicated picture. The Arab leaders at summit sessions had worked out…

… more, they need water. 1 (Continued from Page 1) strate a sufficient degree of in- dependence from his prior home. The city has drawn up a ques- tionnaire to determine a students'. residency status…

… based on a stu- dents source of income, the length of his continuous residency in the city, his marital status, and his community involvement other than as a student. "While there is no hard and fast rule…

…," Lax says, a student who is more than 50 per cent self-suf- ficient is "likely to qualify." In spite of the .obstacles to es- tablishing residency, City Clerk Harold Saunders,-says that a high percentage…

… of the students who have applied to vote here have met city requirements for resi- dency. Those who are denied registra- tion may appeal the decision, of the registrar to 'the cityattorneys office, Lax…

… says. Students who qualify as city residents can vote Nov. 3 for can- didates for U.S. Senate, U.S. con- gress, state governorship, the state legislator, the state supreme court,, and for county…

… Eight Pages Students start group0to back auto workers With the deadline for an auto strike less than 60 hours away, a group of students met yesterday to discuss methods of sup- porting the auto workers…

…. The purpose of the group, which calls itself the Students to Support Auto Workers, is to "provide political and material support for the workers if they go on strike," accord- ing to Frank Shoichet, a…

…." The group is recognized by Student Gov- ernment Council as a student organization and has its office'in the Student Activities N Bldg. According to SGC Executive Vice Presi- dent Jerry De Grieck, part…

… still held captive L . in 'special hotel' By Trie Associated Press The blasts that demolished three captive airliners in the Jordan desert provoked dis- sension in Arab ranks last night, as the central…

… reinforce de- mands for release for seven Arab commandos held in Europe. A fourth plane, worth $25 million, had been blown up at Cairo at the start of his- tory's worst week of air piracy. The con- certed…

… Western governments to concede to ourem. terms." The front's original terms were that Bri- tain, Switzerland and West Germany had to release the Arab commandos in their cus- tody or the planes would be…

… our militants held It rema in these colonial lands." actually v It was unclear what the'front wanted the Arab peac United States to do. No member of the Arab in bad tr commando groups is known to be…

…." ------------------- - -Associated Press F THE PLANES captured by Arab guerrillas, a VC-14 owned by BOAC, stands Jordanian desert (above) moments before it was blown up by the guerrillas f. 'ace talks jeopordized b id east ailin…

… be tolerable for Israel. And be tolerable, the Arab must show ity to influence or control the n guerrillas. eir's prime concern in coming to on in the next few days is with ccusations of military…

…'s experimental nature, the students who live there seem to create an easy-going, innovative, atmosphere which is reflected on the coed corridor. The sixth floor is noisy, in part because all of the doors are open…

… committee of Egypt'spncleotrabyauifpeis well as a jury. alo chduedfo tatdae.only political party, the Arab So- -students being tried and sen-; The,, stude aloshdldfo htdt.cia ist Union, and the Cabinet met t…

… pa Washington rally because, Student Mobilization Committee sumed they discussed the dateshbens. entry facult memb~er Tom Vernier' explains,' , See ARABS, Page 8. would decide whn tun, promises to be a…

… reform: tuents ake e initi By BOB SCHREINER Although the aims of the groups jor departments involved are his- -The Budget. This is an area ulty's ire over so emotional an students in an advisory or a…

… centered around two general -Grading. The extension of the which the faculty has usually pre- ber of the history students steer- This year, the majority of stu- evalu over the literary college's language…

… within their on the agenda of almost every the financial overtones of the Related to these substantive with the extent of their repre- tions sizeable number of students to- academic unit to include greater…

… student group. While some stu- minority admissions dispute has academic issues is the question of sentation, saying that even non- they gether on an issue which has rare- student participation; and press…

…- dents are pushing to make all prompted some student groups to student participation in the actual voting participation allows them a In y been a focus of campus politics ing for specific decisions on aca…

… as the Student of priorities for allocating their demic unit. For this reason, student leaders Scie A year-and-a-half later, the Council inthe business adminis- unit's fundso hlclg ad say, most of…

… year as includ- lishment last spring of a Univer- pect of academics in which the cision-making process itself. quir as minority admissions and the sity-wide' minority admissions pro- students have…

… virtually no partici- matters. are handled by an execu- This term, the history depart- jor n University's ties with he military. . -Curricular reform. This will gram, many of the student groups paion in the…

… 26, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages LSA 'student govt. fights anonymity Hussein, guerrillas By ROBERT KRAFTOWITZ What should a young student govern- ment seeking to establish legitimacy do when most…

… of its constituency doesn't even know it exists?, ?erhaps the summer months have blurred the memories of the literary college's 12,000 students, for' the LSA student government has begun its first full…

… student support may place them in an ineffec- tive position. Created by a referendum of literary college students last March, the govern- ment has not been recognized by the faculty, who retain the…

… student body and chief executive officer of the government, "and unless we attain a large amount of support among our constituency, the faculty will be able to dismiss us as illegitimate." Compounding the…

… revival of Arab-Israeli peace talks, but no quick resumption' was expected: In Tel Aviv, Israeli spokesmen reiterated t h e i r government's readiness to take effective mes- ures to defeat the Palestinian…

… guerrillas in Jodan, if Hussein fails to do so. Meanwhile, Libya wasreported to have renewed its proposal for the establishment of an Arab po- lice force to supervise a cease- fire in Jordan. The proposal, in…

…. Emphasis on compre- hension of modern Hebrew, oral expression and composition. THE OFFICE OF STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS POL- ICY COMMITEE announces a meeting for the form- ation of a search committee for a woman…

… to fill the position of an advocate for womens organizations within the Offices of Student Organizations. All wo- mens organizations on campus are invited to at- tend on SUNDAY, SEPT. 6 at 1,:00 in the…

… producer to break ranks. Two small growers cooperatives a 1 s o have agreed to negotiate w i t h Chavez.. . INTERMEDIATE HEBREW K For graduates of Beginners Hebrew. Students with some Hebrew background…

…~.. .." -... e!ly+al _..,. ...i _' Student uncertain as to the proper level of Hebrew placement should consult with the instructor. I I1 P"-, I " BASIC JUDAISM (71 4r Mtr4t#att 43att This course covers…

…. Can America make use of the Kib- butz idea? THE ARAB-ISRAELI CONFLICT: HISTORICAL, SOCIAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL ISSUES An interdisciplinary approach to the Arab-Israeli conflict will be attempted in this…

…: Communal Way of * i Jewish Music Life in Modern Society '*Q Hebrew for Beginners ] The Arab-Israeli Conflict: Historical, Ineredieak ng Club Social, and Psychological Issues i nereiteHbe Workshop on Creative…

… be filled by Gilbert A. Maddox.t In an interview yesterday, Mad-3 dox said he will attempt to be an "ombudsman for the black com-' -munity, including .students, facul-l ty members. and the larger com…

… agreed to after aJ two-week class strike in March. The core of the admisons plan is the enrollment of enough black students to equal ten per cent of the student body by the 1973-74 academic year. The plan…

… also calls for the provision of financial aid to new black students who can- ,Wnot afford to attend the Univer- sity.t Maddox's responsibilities in-{ clude the supervision of the Op- portunity Awards…

…', Page 6 ' I In Cairo, the headquarters of the Arab League called for "an immediate and unconditional halt to the massacre in Jordan." Egypt's official news agency re- ported early today that prepara…

…- tions are being made for a summit meeting of Arab kinds and heads of state within the next few days to deal with the .explosive situa- tion in Jordan. The meeting will be held in Tripoli, the capital of…

…- ple, members of the Ann Arbor Tenants Union. (TU) discussed the student housing situation yes- terday with the Regents t the Board's monthly open hearing. In a prepared statement, the TU attacked the…

… "reordering, not raising, of student fees" could provide the financial support for an immediate program. Responding to the statement, the Regents and President Robben Fleming criticized its tone and content…

… politics with actual field work for a candi- date. The course is Political Science 300 and each student selects the campaign he prefers to work with, and decides his own hours when campaigning. The last of…

… Socialist Workers Party, along with. the Democratic and Republi- can parties." So far there has been no dif- ficulty in finding a campaign of interest for every student, says Prof. Walker. One problem is try…

…- ing to get political organizations to give his students more than just menial campaign work. He claims some success, especially with the Ann Arbor Democratic P a r t y which has agreed to give some…

… Vice Presi- dent for Student Affairs Barbara Newell and James Brinker- hnff ?diretonr nfb hninP e artin Rights panel .tell ' ' to rehire nurse By ROBERT KRAFTOWITZ The state Civil Rights Commission (CRC…

…' strikes disrupted the post - Labor Day back - to'- school movement in communities in nine states yesterday and picket lines blocked thousands of students from their classrooms. From Nashua, N.Y., to Daly…

… metropolitan De- troit. Those strikes under way in- volved 2,549 teachers, and 56,280 students, while a Detroit walkout would affect another 4,500 teach- ers and 90,000 students. The Michigan Education Asso…

…,400 teachers voted overwhelmingly yesterday to strike the city's 60,000-student school system today unless they received a satisfactory contract offer. The school board, which claim- ed it had made the best…

…. - --- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - -Associated Press -Associated Press INCREASED SECURITY MEASURES have been the result of Sunday's hijacking of three planes by Arab guerrillas. A West German policeman, left, with a submachine gun over his…

… conditions were terrible. Diplomats seek o free hostages as hijackers' deadline approaches By The Associated Press I Arab commandos held 178 host- ages captive aboard two hijacked jetliners in the sweltering…

… Central Intelligence Agency. A spokesman said tougher legislation against aerial hijack- ings was considered. Rogers summoned the ambas- sadors of 10 Arab countries to a 30-minute conference. The ambas…

… prob- ably taken to another guerrilla camp. The guerrillas are opposed to any Middle East settlement that does not restore Arabs to their former home in Palestine, the area which became Israel. The PFLP…

…, ignoring condemna- tions from a score of governments, threatened to "escalate hijackings . .. in the interests of the Pales- tine revolution." It demanded the release of three Arab commandos jailed in Munich…

…'s recently an- nounced support of the County Black Economic Development Lea- gue (BEDL), and the County Wel- fare Rights Organization (WRO). Pilot Program students had leafletted in support of BEDL and WRO…

… went on, however , as the latest cease-fire agreement proclaimed by King Hussein col- lapsed when a faction of the guer- rilla movement rejected it and. vowed to fight on, The Arab leadership struggled…

… - PIO - denounc- ed the cease-fire as "a trick," and urged the guerrillas to fight on. w*. In a speech heard over Amman radio, Husseinsaid /the Arab mis- sion from Cairo endorsed a four- point peace plan…

… tall necessary by Central Student ;minarets piercing the horizon. Judiciary's (CSJ) decision last The town is awakened just be- spring that IHA was operating in fore 5 a.m. by the crump of ex- violation…

… of Student Government poding shells. There are few loud Council (SGC) rules. explosions at the beginning, only The proposed constitution will sporadic rifle shots the first 20 be presented to residence…

… whooshes along the tem, excluding Baits, the Lawyer's narrow streets and mingles with t Club, and married student hous- all the other echoing sounds of ing. Representatives are to be battle to produce an…

… with the politics of "no longer effective" in dealing last night refused to nominate the Board of Regents and declines with his various constituencies, students to serve on a University- the invitatipn…

… dates. had also refused to consider any and approve appointments to the SGC also last night appointed candidate who did not promise ROTC staff; supervise the er- the five students who will com- to be…

… State Prison," mocked Jimmy Voss, a junior studying economics. His voice had an edge on it typical of other students returning to school and discovering the fence. "Its message is clear," Voss said…

… campus. The council's reason: to control "demonstrations" and prevent "riots and confrontations." To the stu-, dents, the fence has all the symbolism of a Berlin Wall. New students arriving at Jackson…

… conversation on the campus last week concerned books and schedules and the endless red tape of registration. The lobby and lounges of the student union building were alive-not with the strident sounds of…

…- ty, with students. administrators and townspeople unsure about just what will happen on campus. this year. Few would have predicted last fall that four students would be killed by National Guards- men…

… freshmen. He was trained as an educator, not a peace-keeper, he says, not "a keeper of the dungeon." The ,campus was always conservative, the stu- dent body the same. Mostly the students come from blue…

… released its final report, which blames campus turmoil' on "terrorist" students, "lenient" administrators, and officials in law enforcement agencies and- the govern- ment. a The commission also urges an end…

…- mission says, "students encounter little formal deterrence because administrators and faculty have often failed to punish il- legalacts./ The report notes the study by the Amer- ican Commission on Education…

… Sept. 6 and 9. Meanwhile, Jordan's King Hussein named a new government yesterday in an attempt to placate his Arab critics. Tension remained high, however, as Cairo accused Hussein of plotting to…

… would fly to Cairo today to meet with President Gamal Abdel Nasser and other Arab leaders. , In Washington, President Nixon ordered emergency relief for Jordan's civilian casual- ties and also indicated…

… Hall. His thoughts are frequently several blocks away, at a campus where some students feel a marked hostility towards him, and his officers. Nevertheless, a student can talk quite com- fortably with…

…- on in private sessions, long before they are announced to the public, either at open meetings or through Arabs mourn for Nasser; Mideast future uncertain (Continued from Page 1) For this he had…

… summoned for a party vote on Nasser's suc- Arab leaders to Cairo, and it was cessor. Cairo radio said there was while seeing off the delegation no statement after the 90-minute from Kuwait that his fatal…

…. Items ap- pear once only. Student organiza- tion notices are not accepted for publication. For more information, phone 764-9270. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 Day Calendar Anatomy Seminar: M. Beck, "For- ensic…

… Magazine, "City Magazines: Up from Puff"; Aud. C, Angell Hall, 4:00 p.m. Organizatio central Student Judiciary Hearing. Engineering Placement Advisory Com- mittee, et. al., v. Students for a Demo- cratic…

… would deny readmis- at Johns H o p k i n s University sion to students who had forfeited Ists call It profiteering. Those School of Medicine said, "We don't bail in a court case. The action who qualify do…

… Ten Pages ARABS TO CONFER: -II Guerrillas claim truce viola tions 'By Th Associa ed Precis Palestinian guerrillas claimed early this morning that they were under attack by Jordanian army troops…

… after a 1 p.mn. deadline, the approximately 30 campers surrounded by some 80 supporters, declined to leave when requested to do so hy Vice President for Student Services Robert Knauss. Instead, responding…

… give its support. But there was no request from- Jordan, and most diplomats look- ed to the Arab summit ponference opening in Cairo^ toiorrow for the next developmentson the ne- gotiating front. Kings…

… and presidents of t h e Arab world began gathering yes- terday for tle conference, but Iraq and Algeria said they would boy- cott the meeting. The priority item is Jordan's charge that Syrian armored…

… student services, addresses the people at Tent-City' yesterday after the performance of a guerrilla theater (right) demonstrating their belief that the University has not faced up to the local housing…

…-income hous North Campus. The housing would be pr for married students andx with a certain percentage gle student housing. The committee intends t the new buildings by utiliz National Housing Act, whi vides…

… federal money at lowi rates. The program has n been approved by the feder ernment. The committee, which wa ed last February by fourc itUnion units'-on. CK organizations-the Student Cred- ion or- it Union…

… single person older than 62 years. Ten per cent of the- dwellings, however, may be used for single student housing, according to the housing act. "I see this project as serving a wide range of persons in…

… Robert Brown (R-Kala- mazoo) has suggested that the Tenants Union, in its drive far more low-cost student housing, develop a detailed, outlined hous- ing program similar to the com- mittee plan. "We are…

… University early in Septem- ber provided that no "health haz- ard was created and the com- munity did not become "predom- inantly non-student." However, within the past few days, county and University health…

… nation." But he limited this to the detention of about 55 persons, including Americans, by the guerrillas and specifically ex- empted from the denunciation the holding of 375 Arabs by the Israeli…

… government. Asked whether it is an American objective to obtain the release of any of the 375 Arabs held in custody by the Isra6lis, Ziegler said that the government has no indication any of them are being…

…- powers, supported by Britain and France, prevent failure of t h e Israeli-Arab peace tall,s under U.N. special envoy Gunnar V. Jar- ring. In an assessment of the big power role in the United Nations, Thant…

… Arab-Israeli peace talks. He said the current peace move demonstrated that the United States, the Soviet Union, Britain and France, working from with- in and outside the United Na- tions, could provide a…

… - Sens. Henry M. Jackson (D-. "No governing board of a school Wash), John 0. Pastore (D-R.I.) district sull require any student and Joseph D. Tydings (D-Md). or pupil to be transported for any r,._ -A…

… none have yet been acted on. Angie Current, co-chairman of BULJ and a graduate student in social work, speaks directly about what she terms "excessive police patrolling" of the black community. "Whenever…

… informally - run hearing, held by a board of inquiry in the graduate school, dealt with charges that Denton, a graduate student in chemistry, disrupted the March 26 class of Prof. Ber- nard Galler of the…

… and two students. When Denton objected to holding the hearing with the two students absent, the board rruledto hold the hearing anyway, since three constituted a quorum. Carrington then asked Denton to…

… any immediate ruling on the motion, Denton and others present objected. ocal prepa- "If you can't follow your own rules, how am I as a student, to he football look up to you as an example?" S. Congress…

… Denton asked facetiously. ordon will Then Jerry De Grieck, Student Government Council executive vice epeoplepresident, challenged the board's iore pe jurisdiction in the case. De Grieck argued that the…

… attend- ing the summit meeting of Arab leaders there, disappeared from his hotel room. They said the prime minister left a note indicating that he intended'"' to form a civilian government aimed at…

… released for routine airlift missions. The move reflected an Ose easing of the military crisis. -In Cairo, Arab leaders launch- ed a new move to get a cease-fire WASHINGTON { )-Tlie House ed. a last night…

… Jaafar el Numairi, head of administration backing. the four-man Arab summit peace With only one exceptionin- mission, who was back in Amman volving criminal enterprises, the to meet with the King. bill…

… MEETING: Peace coalition pI Oct.,demonstratici By HANNAH MORRISON "oct. 3 will be a good day to kick off massive mobil Oct. 31," said Dave Ruhland, Student Mobilization Commi # man, as the Peace Action…

… setting. All welcome. * INTERMEDIATE HEBREW For graduates of Beginners Hebrew. Students with some Hebrew background can determine their appro- priate level of placement by consultation with the instructor…

…. * ADVANCED HEBREW Student uncertain as to the proper level of Hebrew placement should consult with the instructor. By PAT ATKINS Executive Sports Editor The bulletin board at the entrance to the Hilton Inn…

… maintain what Cliff Keen h a s created, I'll feel successful," Bay ex- plains. NEITHER BAY nor K e e n entered college with the inten- tion of coaching wrestling as a career.. Keen began as a law' student…

… society. Can America make use of the Kib- butz idea? THE ARAB-ISRAELI CONFLICT: HISTORICAL, SOCIAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL ISSUES An interdisciplinary approach to the Arab-Israeli conflict will be attempted in…

… of the Universe QThe Kibbutz: Communal Way of Q Jewish Music Life in Modern Society Q Hebrew for Beginners E] The Arab-Israeli Conflict: Historical, s Q ] Hebrew Speaking Club Social, and Psychological…

… dismiss a lawsuit filed by four University of Cali- fornia students seeking to have the war declared illegal and un- constitutional. Sweigert said the U.S. Supreme Court has been "resourcefully ducking" the…

…,000 fine and/or six mPnths in jail. See JUDGE, Page 8 62 hostages released; Meir to" meet Nixon By The Associated Press Arab guerrillas sent 62 hijack victims to Cyprus and freedom yesterday and moved…

… demand for freedom for Arab c o m m and'o s jailed abroad, The guerrillas want the release of seven guerrillas jailed in Bri- tain, Switzerland and West Ger- many and the repatriation of all guerrilla…

… conference yesterday at a desert airstrip in Jordan., STUDENT-RUN HELP: Ozone House aids young runaways, By JOEL ROSS Every year several hundred runaway youths, many only 13 or 14 years old, pass through…

… Arbor's hundreds of runaways by seeking to solve their problems instead of merely reacting to their symptoms. Last year, however, a group of students under the leader- ship of Dave Bowman organized Ozone…

… Arab world appealed to" the Marxist guerrillas to at least move the hostages to Amman's Intercontinental Hotel until their fate could be determined in the negotiations with Israel and West- ern…

… over who delegate primary rule-making authority Van Der Hout, former executive over students to the faculty. president of SGC, said he would ap shouldU have the autnority to iscipine students who…

… violate University conduct regulations. Within the next few weeks, at least two students will be called to appear before faculty disciplinary boards which will try to determine whether the students should…

… be punished for disruption of a class during last spring's class stirke. Throughout the past summer a comnit- tee of students, faculty members, a n d administrators has been meeting in an attempt to…

… far from agreement on a nro- before a judicial body composed ent of his peers - students. He then requ ed Central Student Judiciary (CSJ) hear the case. CSJ, an all student body establishe SGC, is not…

…, September 14 at 7:30 P.M. TUESDAY, Sept. 15 at 3:10 P.M. and 1:30 P.M. All Programs in the UGLI Multipurpose Room .. . . . ... -Associated Press, WO1iEN AND CHILDREN, among the first to be released by Arab…

… Angell Hall. Students who do not make appoint- ment during scheduled per. have to wait until Sept. 23. Students on BGS, Lib. Studies and individual concentration turn in ma- terials on Sept. 28 to 1223…

… Angell Hall., Students with less than 55 hours at end of current term follow appt, pro- ced. arranged by Freshman-Soph., Counseling Office, 1213 A.H. All 'Hon- ors prog. students disregard these pro…

…: Student Organizations: The student Government Council Reg- ulations concerning student organiza- tions stipulates that an organization must register their organization within the first three weeks of the…

… Eastern Studiees LITTLE PRFSSR eOQK CNTER, For Reservations; Call 662-5529 Sponsored y: The Ecumenical Campus Center ---..- - _ There will be a meeting for the formation of the Office of Student…

… Organization Policy Committee's Search Committee for a WOMAN'S ORGANIZATION ADVOCATE on TUESDAY, September 15, 12:00 Noon at Third floor of Student Activities Building (SAB) Representatives of all woman…

… PETITIONING NOW OPEN FOR Two Student Government Council vacancies (MEMBER-AT-LARGE SEATS) AH five student positions on the Office of Student Services, Policy Board Two vacancies on the Bookstore Policy ('U…

…' STORE BOARD OF DIRECTORS) A SANDWICH THAT'S FILL OUT PETITIONS and SIGN UP FOR INTERVIEWS at 1546 Student Activities Bldg. Students from all schools and colleges, graduates and undergraduates are urged…

… to petition. "AS BIG AS ITS NAME" I -MENU- ionday isENACTS Legislation and nvironment Cotrol Day STUDENT "JUMBO" STEAK HOAGIE . ... $1.10 CHEESE STEAK HOAGIE . . ...$1.15 Regular Submarine…

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… Lebanon-based. Arab guerrillas had already com- pletely withdrawn. Lebanon maintained that only part of the Israeli force had been WASHINGTON (A)) - S e n. Birch Bayh (D-Ind.), said yester- day there now…

… requested by Lebanon. In Cairo, delegates from 14 Arab countries and the Palestin- ian Liberation Organization met 1 a s t night in an extraordinary session, in. an effort to end the crises between Arab…

…. I experience: students, faculty, everybody . Ann Arbor culture-her now E } Ii I I ri\Cc 1I I.UI E~E ~I. tt4NU~ Alfm lVIUM '.7" .I "W …

…-related in-' dustries." t None of the Peace Center groups have yet endorsed Student Mobiliza-} tion Committee's plans f o r nation- wide demonstrations on October 31. Peace Works organizer Ann Oliver says she…

… of the war also influences attitudes. Some legislators who are doves about Viet- nam are very hawkish about the Arab- Israeli conflict." WHO SUPERVISES? Disorder in La. town THIBOXAUX, La. (AP')-- A…

… solving state problems. II Bookstore employes in rift with manager U of M Students for HART need your help for REGISTRATION DRIVE This is the political work that gets votes! nna A "rUC C 'AR I t…

… dorm councils for their approval. "This method of aproval meets the requirements of SGC according to their rules,"' said, Hartzier.+ RHU would like to see a general student ratification of the con…

…: has offered $4,800 for the year "conditional to approval of the Board of Student Publications," Douglas said. It is currently unclear w h e n that money will be forthcoming pending a letter from the…

… filled the Either FRIDAY, SEPT. 25 at 7:00 P.M. functions of a store." or SATURDAY, SEPT. 26 at 11:00 A.M. As the meeting concluded, it Call 761-8825 for more info was decided that the student em- ployes…

… dras- tically, from a work of spirit to an actual business. He warned the students that "You just can't.00 use other people's money" and j Zen, Y bogTarot that the business had to be runZe:Y g.Tao as a…

…-I--><--c <- >t <-><->0- >>< one. There are other inputs," he - continued.-- Crawford said he recognized that the students have worked hard for the store and that more is D * * assi ieus pleaded for tolerance of Mr…

… students who act without fear of imme- diate consequences is reinforced by the partial survival of the cus- tom of treating students as ado- lescents who may oe forgiven their errors." The commission reports…

… campus unrest. "The common disaffected stu- dents see the war as a symbol of moral crisis in a nation which by its actions is depriving the law of its legitimacy, in the eyes of the students. , S"Much of…

… accused the Sudanese presi- dent of "falsifying the facts" in making "grave charges against me and my army." "I appeal you, brother Nasser, and to all the other Arab kings and presidents assembled in Cairo…

… MbeMtc ian Baty Eighty years of editorial freedom Edited and maraged by students at the University of Michigan lighting the housing squeeze in tents 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mich. News Phone…

…- rilla attempt to hijack an El Al airliner near London Sunday was because of this "outrageous Israeli violation." This came in light of the Arabs threat to blow up two planes full of hostages they had…

… JOHN FELDKAMP, Letters: To the Editor: IN THEIR LETTER concerning the selection of Robert Knauss as Vice-President of Student Serv- ices, Steve Nissen and Norm Wil- son condemned President Fleming for…

… successfully waited until all the nominees were no longer able to remain in contention. He also has hampered student involve- ment in the Office of Student Services by opposing creation of a student majority…

… office meaningful and functional for stu- dents. However, Mr. Nissen and Mr. Wilson do not seem to understand the position Student Government Council has recently taken con- cerning the appointment of a…

… new vice-president. SGC endorsed no one for the position of vice-presi- dent of Student Services. On Aug. 19. Council passed the following resolution: Three weeks ago, Student Government Council began…

… to screen prospective candidates for the position of Vice-Presi- dent of the Office of Student Services. During the past few weeks, we have interviewed all those who have presented themselves as…

… nevertheless the hunters are there and any contact with the students around you will tell you that most of the victims of the housing squeeze can be round camped out on couches and floors around the student…

…, much to the relief of an embar- rassed housing office. There are-several alternatives to the glut of students on the market, all of which necessarily are quite beneficial to our local population of…

… President Fleming prompt- ly had chosen the Vice-President of OSS from a list of five can- didates nominated by his own Search Commvittee. He did not, and so the Office of Student ' Services has stagnated…

…, the University was asked kamp and HARVARD VALLANCE available if students look for it. University was never designed for housing, this year is certainly the fraternities. Of the remaining up- to build…

… 5000 units of low-cost a str Daily News Analysis And most 'of the homeless have student financial aid. For stu- best in the last two or three 'per class students, over half were housing. only "If there…

… housing of- the married students could n o t that he "could not attest to a 10- office. to receive money to build hous- servic housing office, in the Tenants Un- fice and the Tenants Union hold afford to…

…. hike." for freshmen, according to Feld- housing. Right now, he says, there he sa somewhat different. seems to be one of definition. Claiming that landlords have Over 300 students, 80 of them kamp, was…

… this year's The University is currently con- Alle housing situation is that the hous- fice, if a student cannot afford ments this year, and that there is summer of the possibility that the freshman class…

…, funds for scho stringent city housing children whose pa ch they claim the Uni- welfare. SOLSTIS, Page 8 The immediate -Associated Press t release from guerrillas as UN delegates from Arab nations ork. It…

… held ev ry Thursday evening from 7:30 to 8:30 in Room 3545 SAB to learn how students are examining mental attitudes under the microscope of Soul. Wednesday, September 16, 1970 Ann Arbor, Michigan Page…

… other side did likewise. N 1.0 I Guerrilas press for demand . By The Associated Press Arab guerrillas laid dowi their terms for freeing Israeli and American hijack hostages yester- day and warned…

…. In Zurich, a freed stewardess from the Swissair jetliner blown up by the guerrillas said the Arabs took from the plane $690,000 in currency being ,sent from Swiss banks to New York. The Popular Front…

…. Kanafani also reiterated a de- mand that West Germany free three Arab terrorists held in Mun- ich and that Switzerland release three others jailed in Zurich. Meanwhile, Israel has proposed urgent…

…Poge Tko. THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, September 30, 1970 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wed esdy, eIteber30.197 cinema STUDENT GROUPS WORK: Moviespeak: A losing winner Academic reform goes…

…) nomics Society is the department- sit on all kinds of committees," offered more and courses that al budget. Betsey says that the Everett says, the students are out- generally have low enrollments of…

…- graduate students will demand numbered by faculty members. fered less. In addition the group either an increase in the budget "The school of Public Health will seek to reduce the size of for teaching…

…," Gabler says. "I think some undergraduate students have Everett said that PHSA willI eventually we are going to have demanded an end to the depart- press for programs which take to push for tutorial…

… programs for ment's practice of closed faculty public health students out into the! all majors" meetings. community. "We've also got to equalize The faculty has invited three One of the leftover issues from…

… working for the past Student Council will attempt to also press for more "problem- two years on altering the concen- gain voting power for students oriented courses." such as the tration program to…

… eliminate currently sitting on the school's "Arab-Israeli Conflict" course of- many of the currently requited faculty committees. fered presently. courses. The proposal would allow Cheever adds that the…

… undergraduates will have repre- in. a student to get credit for a course sentation on the faculty's Under- The most important item on the without taking it. Instead, all graduate Affairs Committee. The agenda of…

… Students for Educa- graduate students would be re- committee will be composed of tional Innovation (SEI), the stu- quired to take a four-term pro- three faculty members, one grad- dent body of the education…

… school, gram. uate student and three undergrad- will be the implementation of a Barry Baker, president of the uates. far-reaching proposal for re- Social Work S t u d e n t Union Graduate students in the…

… the additional funds asked for by the' Regents would be used to increase student aid money, especially the Opportunity Awards Program for disadvantaged students. Thz remainder would pay for' items such…

… on homosex- uality.. However, Vice President for Student Services Robert Knauss said afterwards that some accomodation with GLF could probably be worked out. "My own position is that the group has…

… public (financial) the University Record to a tab- support. -l id size publication and to dis- Knauss said yesterday that GLF tribute it weekly to students and needs to show that the confer- non…

… conference, Student Govern- letter to administrators and facul- ment Council argued that GLF, ty members only. as an official student organiza-, Regent Gerald Dunn (D-Flush- tion, should have the right to use…

…, received a sus- rest. pended term. By The Associated Press The royal army of King Hussein apparently gained the upper hand against Arab guerrillas in Jordan yesterday, and reports reaching Beirut said…

… Israel there, Pentagon aides said, and would not end her boycott of the, additional Air Force transport U.S.-proposed Arab-Israeli peace discussions until Egypt and Rus- sia roll back missiles installed in…

… go to the Student Health Service to receive gamma globulin serum. Ralph Barker, 18, was admitted' to University Hospital late yester- day afternoon and may have com- municated the disease to students…

… instructors. Two student members will be appointed by Stu- dent Government Council. In addition, the Regents revis- ed their by-laws to conform with their decision to change the status of ROTC from a depart…

… at both Stockwell Hall and "Tent- would agree that this is a health City", which is on the diag. question, and that every step must Anderson, head of Student be taken to ensure the safety of Health…

… the nation's 33 "gateway" airports. The new program, designed to thwart potential Arab guerrilla hijackers, has already begun at three international ports, the Treasury Department said yesterday. "The…

… show the congressmen what children see on Saturday morning between STUDENTS POLLED: cartoons. 5:00-ISRAELI FOLK DANCING BUZZY GORDON,: Leader' 6:00-DELI HOUSE (The Best Kosher food in AA) "Youngsters…

… were to blame. ent in Higher Education, re- Researchers also found that earchers reported yesterday. 77 per cent of students surveyed Only 28 p e r cent, however, said they did not want to ex- avored…

… etitioning. with the statement: "A person Those interviewed w e r e de- w h o advocates unpopular ac- cribed as mostly white, middle tions or holds unpopular ideas, ass, above-average students no matter how…

… Koon, a research assistant in ampuses. Only 9 per cent were the center's studies dealing with eutral on Vietnam, and 5 per students in higher education. nt opposed student protest to The center said the…

…-unit apartment complex for married students on North Campus. The cost of the project would ,be about $9.5 million 'said Vice President and Chief 1inanc- ial Officer Wilbur Pierpont and the scheduled…

… that everyone agrees that married student hous- ing is first priority," Vice Presi- dent for Student Services Robert Knauss said. "We do think the next area we have to look at is single student housing…

… discrim- inated against Mrs. Hill, a former nurse at University hospital. The Regents also ruled that from now on a University student can neither gain nor lose state residency status by marriage. Pre…

… William P. Rogers said yesterday that the Nixon administration is considering economic aid to Israel, whose finances have, been hard hit in her long struggle with the Arabs. Sources said the amount of aid…

…- terested in things that affect t h e m most closely, how can you get them in- terested in things that are more re- mote?" dents, Nader sees student involvement as the biggest dividend from his work. "It can…

… all be done by the students. The power is there," he says. Nader is a man without title in a town where nearly everybody has one. He usually is dubbed "consumer ad- vocate," but to him the job goes by…

… has set up the center for the Study of Responsive Law, a loosely organized staff of young law- yers and students which has studied the Food and Drug Administration, Inter- state Commerce Commission…

… professional peo- ple working in the public interest." Nader considers students to be the best bet 'for getting that 20 per cent, com- pared with the 1 per cent or so of law- yers he says are doing what they…

… of middle class tourists buta college students, fresh from th movement's success in instilling onmental consciousness, were a Soon a man began to circulat tion, voices began to be raiseda >: ~ six and…

…, Germ- any, university students set up information boards while I was there documenting alleged U.S. atrocities in South Vietnam and collected signatures on a petition to Chan- cellor Willy Brandt…

…'m an American doesn't mean I'm stupid. The Arab salesman laughs and asks why you wear blue jeans with holes in them. You are an American. Y o u have much money. He warns us about pacifism and the fall…

… of the Roman Empire. He says the barbarians are at the gates - the Arabs, the Chin- ese, the Africans, the Russians. TO THE ISRAELI, who now must face Soviet advisers aid- inl'y 35 milliorn i…

… Strategic Studies s a i d that massive Soviet aid over the. past year has boosted Arab strength to its highest level since the eve of the 1967 war. In its annual survey of world military power, the institute…

… said that while large supplieszof Soviet weapons have been added to Arab arsenals, Israel's stockpile of new military hardware has increased at a slower rate. In Washington, U.S. officials said…

… the President's Award of treatment centers. Late last night, Student Mobil- ization C o m in it t e e, Anarchists Coalition, and Young Socialist Al- liance issued a joint statement of support for BEDL…

…., before 2 p.m., of the day preceding pub- lication and by 2 p.m. Friday for Saturday and Sunday. Items ap- pear once only. Student organiza- tion notices are not accepted for publication. For more…

… because of a case of infectious hepatitis. This was announced last night by Vice-President for Student Services Robert Knauss, following a series of com- munications between Knauss, 'Environmental Health Di…

…. ployes collecti But that was not the only problem Mark's With the e had encountered in the last year or so. el t the s Mark's had also suffered invasions of "teeny- the Student B boppers" and health…

…- sity," he said. Although the University has offered to provide tem- porary housing for students involved in the tent-in while the area is disinfected, few can take advantage of the offer if the tents…

… come down. Only one person currently involved in the Tent-in is a student. cease -fire; rebels refuse Blacks begin publicati*on of new magazine. By ART LERNERy "Burning Spear," Ann Arbor's newest…

… independent organi- zation, recognized by Student Government Council, and not affiliated with any other group. Burning Spear Editor Alan Douglas gives two primary purposes for, the magazine. One he says, is "to…

… establish effectivedregular communications between black students, faculty,staff and other interested people. The other is "to form a link of communica- tion between black folks on campus, in Ann Arbor and…

… for an inter- national relief operation to Jordan. Also, a hand grenade apparently thrown by Arab terrorists exploded in an East Jeru- salem restaurant last night, wounding a former Chicago couple and…

… Inter-House Assembly (IHA) pres- ident Bob Hartzler and Residence Hall Union (RHU) chairman Jeff Lewin will meet today to iron out differences in their proposed constitutions for; a new student housing…

… organization. A new constitution was made necessary by Central Student Judiciary's (CSJ) ruling last year that IFA was in violation of Stu- dent Governient Council's (SGC) constitu- tion. The action against IHA…

… House. It was de- scribed as a precautionary smove in the event that the hundreds of hijack victims .of Arab guerrillas in Jordan soon can be removed from the area. A State Department spokesman said if…

… SERVICE 1 University Housing feels that all students should be free to concentrate on aca- demic (and other) pursuits without added worry of dietary requirements. Therefore, University Housing offers an…

… "Optional Meal Contract" for any Uni- versity student. available at Couzens Hall, Alice Lloyd Hall, South Quad, East Quad, or West Quad select one convenient location I initiate or cancel contract at…

… they were freed by Arab guerrillas in Amman. The United States had never u s e d power and restraint to obtain their release, the President told them. He flew to the U.S. 6th Fleet sailing off Italy…

… that plagued the city 'for the second succesive day. Rioting students overturned cars and market stalls in one square, and threw a fire bomb at a police car in another. More than 200 youths were taken…

… NEW IHA CONSTITUTION " ELECT A PRESiDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT, AS A SLATE " ELECT 3 STUDENT MEMBERS OF THE RESIDENCE-HALLS BOARD OF GOVERNORS * ELECT 19'* COUNCILMEN: The right kind of lamp can doK good…

… -REPORT FROM THE MIDDLE EAST- SUNDAY, SEPT. 201 3 B Unon-3 P.M. Arab Student Organization-Young Socialist Allance I- X1.1 - rat xr.".lx: ::5 r running backs Brent Cunningham and Rob Healy. The big…