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… 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…

…: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan By Martin Tatuch In the past two weeks, those showing their solidarity with the Islamic revolutionary government in Iran and…

… law and ac- t of terrorism, been hiding themselves? Have they lost interest? Have they given up? Do they still care? Yes! THE STUDENTS at this University are very much concerned with the day…

… so that they broke ranks and paraded their signs elsewhere, realizing that only a meager few supported them in the face of the hundreds of student showing their support for the release of the hostages…

…. Of course, these same professional picketers have been back again and again, trying in vain to stem the tide of righteous outrage against the senselss acts of Khomeini and his 'students.' THE ISSUE AT…

… days in power, the Shah was our ally. Khomeini and the "students" want the Shah. They will not get him. For too long the United States has been abused-our em- bassies sacked, our flag burned, our people…

… oppor- tunity, and individual student needs. The ideal plan will combine elements of each, achieving desegregation painlessly and with a minimal amount of the kind of friction that has plagued other…

… cities where segregation has been "forced" or mandated from above. The school board also endorsed (in- formally) a proposal to adopt training programs for students, staff, teachers, and the general…

… they see their fellow countrymen (or rather are unable to see) bound and held in their embassy, soverign territory, and when they see Iranian students protest against the country in which they are a…

… public meeting, at which all the promises for Jews in the secu- lar democratic state were laid out by the Arabs. But when Is- raeli students asked about the concrete plans for Zi nist Jews, the response…

…~I1LA £14an Dail# Eighty-Five Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Runaways: Caught in court' Saturday, April 19, 1975 News Phone: 764-0552 420…

… Campus Day Care Center lo- cated in the School of Education. Staffed by volunteers, the center operates on a nonprofit basis and services the children of students as well as faculty and community mem- bers…

… order to bus students in Boston shows that the fight is not yet over. The bitter racial rioting which has plagued Boston indicates that neither equal education or un- derstanding between the races have…

… been achieved. The National Student Coalition Against Racism (NSCAR) has or- ganised a massive march on Boston for May 17. NSCAR hopes that the march will be as effective as the mass civil rights marches…

… financial boost and it needs it now. We feel the SGC day care ballot proposal is a legitimate and necessary measure, and we encourage students to ensure its passage next week. By CLIFFORD BROWN RUNAWAY. It…

… in an editor- ial which preached freedom of speech under all circumstances. This week the editorial entitled "Eye to Eye" related the ob- servation of "clear and open" animosity between Arabs and…

… tragic Mideast confrontation. Yet we must point out that there are numerous examples which belie the characterization of relations among Arabs and Israelis as consuming hatred. The impli- cation that…

… failure to communi- cate between Israelis and Arabs in Ann Arbor is because of per- sonal feelings would be false. The absence of intellectual de- bate, as we see it, is because the Palestinians have an…

… themselves wih the Arab cause. The real test of movement is in its action, not its rheo-"i:. We shall trv to show 'hot be- vond rhetoric and incidentd =d- hoc convergence of enmi-, to- wards the establishment…

… a very asymmetrical relationship since Israel is occupying "lands claimed by Egypt," said Gitelman. "Egypt can offer no land and no resources; what it can give is nor- mal relations. Only in the Arab…

…-Israeli conflict is that considered a con- cession." Henry said Egypt will lose the most because of subsequent loss of support from rich Arab countries. "Whatever the final compromise is on linkage, nothing will…

… Matriculated Student W u. n ornnnimp Ulrich's: complete selection, knowledgeable salespeople, liberal service policy, guaranteed low prices-and now this. What more could you ask? I' 9. …

… years ago. His main interests are said to be hunting with falcons and camel racing. Though he had been deputy premier under Faisal, his views on the Arab-Israeli conflict, oil and relations with the…

… faithfully reflected his views, notably with respect to relations with the Arab world, the oil nations and the United States. The ailing Khaled Ibn Abdul Aziz, Faisal's succes- sor, and the new crown prince…

… background, Faisal rose to control the fate and fortune of western industry. Before he was 70, Faisal Ibn Abdul Aziz Al-Saud - his name mneans "sword" in Arabic -- wielded influence far beyond the Arabian…

… kingship. After Faisal took power, he l was criticized as a reactionary and an "American stooge" by the more militant Arab States. It was the Arab defeat in the 1967 Six-Day War against Israel and the…

…-reactionary, King' Faisal suddenly' became a re- spected paymaster of the new Arab struggle. During the October, 1973, Arab - Israeli War, he used his vast oil resources as a potent political weapon against Israel…

… futll size BSR turntable. Plus a pair par of wde-range U U U Minority Students Needed! The EXCLUSIVE- PIONEER CSF-51 - - ,. neer - dvled carbon -fiber cone - woofer t h at de livers dep dirne sian…

… 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…

…- dent Robben Fleming will try and have the 'position filled by September 1, Gretchen Wilson, currently working part-time for the Office of Student Organiza- tions, and law professor Robert Knauss…

…, chairman of Senate Assembly, metseparatelylast evening with representatives of Student Government Council and several other student or- ganizations. The purpose of these meetings was to sound the two out on…

… that OSS was "in danger of dis- intagrating completely." He said he doesn't see his role as that of the voice of the students, but rather as a "student advocate." He added he would take the job only if…

… Packard, deputy secretary of defense; is at left. ISRAEL MAY ACCEPT: Arab split widens o ver U.S. peace plan By The Associated Press An Arab split appeared to be widening yesterday over the accept- ance by…

… East, designed to liquidate the Arab rights in On a day when Nixon an- nounced a Thursday night televised press conference in Los Angeles, his first-ever out- side Washington, the major em- phasis at…

… this so-called peace bid is a flat no." An article in the Algiers news- paper El Moudjahid, which usually r e f 1 e c t s government thinking, indicated that Algeria also would join those Arabs who…

… black KU student touched off a five-day wave of demonstrations that ended with the fatal shooting of a white youth, Harry Rice, 19, of Leawood,-Kan. F 01 W. ed eng tior F Defe Sen fen on gua syst pha D…

… from North Hall during the take- over by students in May. "Everyone on the case is in Detroit," a spokes- man at the Ann Arbor FBI office said yesterday. The spokesman would not explain why the agents…

…. The agents indicated Friday they were at- tempting to get a search warrant after they were refused admission without a search war- rant to the LSD office in the Student Activiofies Bldg.- Vice President…

…, shouting and throwing stones in the second day of 3rd floor, Student Health Service pro-guerrilla protests. free, individual contraceptive counsel- In Hebron, Arab rioters set a' restaurant aflame and stoned…

… ensure the army will not intervene in the country's political life. THE MICHIGAN DAILY Volume LXXXV, No. 65 Tuesday, November 19, 1974 is edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan. News…

… AP and Reuter JERUSALEM - Arab high school unrest switched to East: Jerusalem yesterday after two days of demonstrations in towns! on the Israeli - occupied west bank of the river Jordan. t Teenagers…

… TRIP to Utah WEEKEND TRIPS to Boyne and Collingwood students threw stones at the Is- the Eyrian port of Latakia from raeli - run labor office and Nov. 20-25. smashed its windows, with more It said Vice…

…- Israeli leaders have said the Saturday, when one teen-aged loading military supplies. trouble was sparked off by last Arab girl was killed by a blow Rabin warned Syria against week's address to the United…

… in the head and 50 Arabs were any unilateral arms buildup Nations by Yasir Arafat, lead- arrested. and his comments have been er of the Palestine Liberation Tass, the official Soviet news interpreted…

…, "Present State of the History Palestinian guerrilla base near { age, senate rules com. hearings, of Science," 214 w. Eng., 4:30 pm. the Arab refugee camp at Ra- confirmation of Nelson Rockefeller!Houe,r7e s…

….noon.TeNx iiiain"Le al security forces. Music School: Trumpet Student Rackham, 8 pm. In Cairo, meanwhile, the po- Recital, Recital Hall, 12:30 pm. Phychiatry: Richard L. Grant, U. litical weekly Rose al Youssef…

… Kissinger's proposal for an- ontraceptive ounseling other interim Israeli withdrawal in Sinai. and Education Service In Israeli - occupied Jordan, Arabs marched through three Gynecology Clinic cities…

… "LEMANS" starring STEVE McQUEEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY, 7:30, 9:30 NAT. SCIENCE AUD. $1.00 UAC, a non-profit student entertainment organization, would like to start several new activities this year, but we…

… helpful and thor- ough," ranging over all aspects of the Arab-Israeli dispute. "IT'S TOO early to negotiate a settlement," Carter told re- porters. But he said Vance had offered a number of "ideas" for both…

… Volume LXXXVII, No. 51-S Wednesday, August 3, 1977 Is edited and managed by students at the University o Michigan. News phone 764-0562. Second class postage paid at Ann, Arbor, Michigan 48109. Published…

… 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…

… 04e i ia DaUf Eighty-one years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Arab terrorists: ngon 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mich. News Phone: 764…

… the part of the Organization of Arab Students in Sunday's Daily to justify the mur- der of 11 Israeli Olympians is a per- verse lesson in logic. For how can one justify as politi- cally expedient the…

… states, for instance, that illogic emerge as what the article calls "a desperate tactic". The fact that the guerrillas are beseiged by both Arabs and Israelis has driven them to indis criminate murder…

… peace in the Mideast - which both the Israelis and the Arab countries have gradually come to see as the only viable solution - is not served by feeble attempts to explain away the terrorism at Munich. Ted…

… The article implies that I believe Perhaps tl that student activism involves no beenrhappier more than membership on com- fire and bri] mittees. Obviously, this is false. top of my lun Mere…

… participation in committees that the stu by itself will not lead to real soc- empty rhetor. ial change. However, committee style, and m participation can be used as one the student of many tools, especially in t…

… mer is that these actions are im- of the type practical during the summer due obvious wh to the small number of students onfict h on campus, conflict has t on capus.is likely to The article further…

… CESSAR Y Dormrent ma jum.4%in fall By RICHARD BERKE increases include a student labor cost Next year's dormitory rates will rise by 7.4 per cent if the Regents ap- prove a recommendation by the…

… and a food cost hike of four per cent. Composed of two voting student members and two voting Housing Office members as well as six non- voting members, the committee annually draws up a proposal speci…

…- fying housing rate increases. In most cases, the Regents have approved the committee's recommendations without amendment. After much debate, committee members decided to give a break to the 200 students…

… to using their own towels and it wouldn't be worth $8 more per student to bring them back. The lack of paper towels in dorm bathrooms met with considerable resident dissatisfaction last fall. The…

… for each LSA department to offer a writing program for junior and senior concen- trators beginning with the class of 1982. The new program also calls for a writing test for all entering students and…

… to buy the West Bank of the Jordan River and the Gaza Strip from Israel to establish a Palestinian state, an Arab publication said yesterday. The Saudi leaders made the offer to President Carter during…

… his visit earlier this month to Saudi Arabia, the world's leading oil exporter, according to the Middle East Reporter, a usually well-informed daily digest of Arab af- fairs. "THE SAUDIS MADE IT PLAIN…

… BEGINNING at 7:30-Information on programs in Israel for American students. --university programs, sherut la'am, kibbutz ulpan, aliyah, archaeological digs, tours, art and dance BEGINNING at 8:30 -The Parvarim…

… Israeli folksingers. t- - -r ..,., he Epic in Meival Sciety e M e e S ~ Aestheticad Moral Value Systems AMONG THE LECTURES ARE: ILaEBANESE REACTION EXPECTED Students protest Israeli attack BEIRUT, Lebanon…

… Israeli attack, in [ which three Arab guerrilla leaders Spring were killed, and that the U. S. Em- bassy in Beirut gave refuge to some of the Israeli raiders. oE" "That'allegation is utterly with- s n w a…

… and to the who have already killed and who states. Only Floridai gain.'" rand in Tel three Arab to the occu- rom Syria a raid on Bei- blew them- aring an ex- abotage mis- e Israeli raid mediated ag- ry…

… escalation A spokesman "aggressive lated propor- tionately with the increase in arm- aments she receives from the Unit- ed States." He said the latest raid was aim- ed at showing the Arabs that Is- rael was…

… "the dominating power in the area; but this will only heighten the determination of Egypt and other Arab countries to increase their support of the Pal- estinian resistance struggle." The semi…

…-official Egyptian news- paper Al Ahram called on the Arabs to "find effective means to retaliate with double force to Is- raeli crimes. storm brings nd flooding d Press storm that he Midwest Northeast heavy snow…

… Israeli student was taking pic- tures of us, and many Arab students were afraid he might give the pictures to the authorities," said Sarkis Elmassian, a student in the School of Education who attended…

… responsibility for op- pressing the Palestinian people. HABASH WAS arrested by officers from the Ann Arbor Police Department after a scuffle broke out between the demonstrators and some Israeli students. "This…

…, says his program involves 92 per cent of all in- coming freshpersons and transfer students, most of whom will stay at South Quad for around $45. What they pay depends on whether they are new students or…

… transfer students and whether or not they commute. HE EXPLAINED that the other eight per cent are mostly students who aren't accepted to the University until after summer orientation has ended or those who…

… went away for the summer. The program is staffed by 25 people, including Perigo. Sixteen paid student leaders act as chaperones for the new students, taking them on hour-long walking tours of Central…

… Campus and acquainting them with what makes the University tick. Four leaders are hired to inform the students' parents, who can particiapte in their own orientation program, about what their children can…

…-nine per cent of what we get is extremely positive," he said. "It's a product of the student leaders .. . who are all super. They are the fines who make or break a program." STEVE LAVEY is one student who is…

… he will be the foot- ball team's equipment manager in the fall, said, "They're (student leaders) small college people running a big college." LAVEY SAID the only problem he sees with the program is the…

… lack of time students get to spend by them- selves. (All of our time) "is taken up in something. There's no time to mingle," he concluded. Perigo said aside from a few minor changes in the orientation of…

… the program, such as a game designed to help students communicate better with each other, there have been no drastic changes in the past few years. He added that as of now, none are expected for next…

…"_' Qfi 51r414an sain Seventy-nine years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan Pompidou and French foreign policy 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mich…

…. Although the black student community at the University has increased drama- tically during the last few years, the overriding impression of the University is still one of a school for rich white stu- dents…

… as the Green report characterized it in 1965. The BAM proposal for changing this condition is reasonable if not a bit con- servative. In a University of more than 30 thousand students, it demands that…

… only 900 black students be admitted next fall-450 freshmen, 150 transfer students and 300 graduate students. The demands also give the University three years to increase the proportion of blacks in the…

… University to 10 per cent - more than enough time: The demands also take into considera- tion the desirability of supportive services to insure that the admitted students graduate. UNFORTUNATELY, it is…

… pro- posals are theoretically desirable, the necessary financing is not available. It is noteworthy that the same admin- istration has proposed that students be assessed $15 per term for 30 years to…

…- mitted by Students for Effective Action (SEA). THE ADMINISTRATION'S lack of sup- port could be expected but the failure of the so called "liberal" University com- munity to provide significant support is…

… faculty assess themselves $15 and $25 respectively. Self-assessment is not a new idea, students will almost sure- ly vote for such a proposal in order to finance a student bookstore. ARGUMENTS THAT minority…

… students can succeed at the University, not what type of creditials ,he has to get in. The inate ability of the students that would be admitted under the minority admis- sions program is no less than that of…

… the majority of students already here. With the help of supportive services to fill in the gaps that were caused by poor aca- demic backgrounds, not lack of intelli- gence, the majority of the students…

… 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…

…, af- ter all, and the Assembly members still reacted favorably to the Board's decision to retain a mandatory live-in rule for first year students. Also ten years ago members of the all-black fraternity…

…, Jewish graduate students have planned an informal discussion on marriage between Jews and non-Jews at Hillel at 8. Rah, rah Beethoven's Missa Solemnis may be Heaven to some ears, but it won't sell many…

… A vX n sinn hill The Michigan Daily-Sunday, September 24, 1978-Page 3 ARAB ANTI-ACCORD PLAN FINISHED Egypt cheers returning Sadat CAIRO, Egypt (AP)-More than 100,000 cheering Egyptians jubilant over…

… the new prospects for peace with Israel welcomed President Anwar Sadat home yesterday. But in Damascus other Arab leaders put the final touches on a "rejectionist" plan to undermine the Camp David…

… in Damascus with Syrian President Hafez Assad. Vance, who is trying to sell the Camp David accords to the Arabs, toured Saudi oilfields yesterday. Assad asked him to postpone his Damascus visit un- til…

… today because the Arab hard-line summit ran overtime. Sadat was swamped by thousands of well-wishers at an airport reception at- tended by the entire Egyptian Cabinet and all 360 members of Parliament…

… days talking with King Hassan II without winning that moderate Arab leader's public support. In the Syrian captial, the leaders of the Palestine Liberation Organization and four hard-line Arab states…

… the new Egyptian- Israeli agreements-that they do not provide for total Israeli withdrawal from Arab lands or for the right of Palestinians to establish their own state in those lands. He said he would…

… indecision makes the attitude of the Saudis even more impor- tant. As custodians of Islam's holiest shrines, they are regarded as religious leaders in the Arab world, and their oil riches and huge aid programs…

… give them considerable sway over Jordan and other poorer Arab states. THE OBJECTIONS the Saudis have expressed to the Camp David plan are the same as those voiced by Jordan's Ibrahim - that it does not…

… will take the approval of the Saudis, privately if not publicly, before Hussein would risk ID ills. Vance the wrath of more radical Arabs and join the negotiations. One point Vance was expected to…

…'- stress to the conservative Saudis was, that a collapse of the peace process* could result in Sadat's replacement as, Egyptian leader by someone aligned with radical Arab governments. THE CAMP David…

… !D. No. RULES 1. You must be a U of M student. 2.. You must choose your series in order of preference. 3. Married students may send applications together. 4. This application MUST BE POSTED BY U…

… clashes three years ago bet- ween the Gush Emunim and the Labor government of former Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin. The 1975 settlement attempts touched off Arab riots in the West Bank. But Foreign Minister…

… Moshe Dayan called the latest incident "in internal Israeli problem" and said it would not affect negotiations with the Arabs. Dayan said Israel would stand firm against unauthorized settlement attempts…

…- ternationl discipline. * * * Guerrilla action BEIRUT, Lebanon - Arab na- tions imposed drastic new curbs on Palestinian guerrillas yester- day to try to bring the entire resistance movement under firm Syrian…

… and Lebanese control. The decision aims at ending Lebanon's role as the last un- restricted commando base, with far-reaching effects on Pales- tinian ability to wage war and influence Arab policy. It…

… Limited Scholarships Deadline: April 7 State-- Kichard For Advan Full 9 Week S t ankiewicz Fresco: illiam King ce Students ession Only to begin{ WASHINGTON - The United'State convention Steelworkers…

….()() /$5.00 0l.00of per seat for Students & SeniorCizens} Tickets: Liberty Music, Hill Auditorium, Jacobson's, Dance Dep. Infoirrrcrcm ;763-5460 Presented by the Schd of Mussk& Dance Deportwn t…

… Arabs might relent, the Federal Energy Office (FEO) announced that the Arabian embargo on oil impots to the United States was "nearing full effectiveness." The White House, meanwhile, an- nounced that…

… Secretary Ger- ald Warren indicted the speech was not intended to disclose any new programs, such as gas rationing. He also denied any speculation that the President might announce that the Arab boycott would…

… be lifted because of an agreement for troop disengagement in the Middle East. In its "petroleum situation re- port" for the first 11 days of Jan- uary, the FEO indicated that the "leakage" of Arab oil…

… Sawhill described the Arab boycott as "fully effective." But he held out hope in a statement issued Thursday night that it would be lifted soon. VICE PRESIDENT Gerald Ford also predicted Thursday that the1…

… embargo would be lifted because of recent developments in the Middle East. The embargo, imposed after the outbreak of the Arab-Israeli war three months ago, severely cut into the 7 million barrels of oil…

… that previously was imported into the United States. But leakage through third countries, which Sawhill identified as primarily Venezuela and Canada, continued' to bring Arab oil into the United States…

… during the early days of the boycott. Sawhill said that Arab oil em- bargo has reduced U.S. petroleum supplies by almost 14 per cent below expected demand. "Thus," he said, "while there has been some…

… "techni- cal" violation of a federal law requiring Martin to pay a trans- fer tax before selling the wea- pons. MARTIN, a premedical student at the University of California at Los Angeles, was arraigned…

… H I.GlAwj OPEN DAILY 12:45 SHOWS AT 1, 3, 5, 7, & 9 thws Casfed v~ c THE MICHIGAN DAILY Volume LXXXIV, Number 91 Saturday, January 19, 1974 is edited and managed by students at the University of…

… located on the 1 st floor of te, - ' THE MICHIGAN UNION st prints-pots-paintings-sculpture photography-weaving be# GALLERY HOURS: TUES.-SAT. 10-5I ala All shows are juried. Work by UM students, :)ol alumni…

… QUESTIONS NEW YORK WA) - A major pe- troleum economics research group estimates this country's fuel shortage due to the Arab embargo in the first quarter of 1974 willebe somewhat less se- vere than the…

… government's fore- cast. The Petroleum Industry Re- search Foundation, Inc., said yesterday it estimates the Arab shortage at up to 2.8 million bar- rels a day while the govern- ment's figure for the total…

… possible loss from the Arab embargo: Need Something Professionally Typed? Time Running Out! " Thesis e Dissertations -Loss of 1.3 million barrels of Arab crude oil a day that is no longeravailable to U. S…

…. refiner- ies. -Loss of up to 500,000 barrels a day in products from refiner- ies in the Caribbean area that used Arab oil. -LOSS OF 400,000 to 500,000 barrels a day in products re- fined from Arab oil in…

… of Arab crude oil at its East Coast refineries. -Loss of from 200,000 to 300,- 000 barrels a day of refined pro- ducts needed by the U. S. mili- tary. The total would come to 2.8 million barrels a day…

… at most, Goldstein noted. THE MICHIGAN PAILY Volume LXXXIV, Number 79 Tuesday, December 11, 1973 is edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan. News phone 764-0562. Second class…

… 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…

…, Linguistics & Humanities: T. van Dijk, Univ. of Amsterdam, "For- mal Foundations of Narratives," Rack- ham Amph., 4 pm. Music School: Doctoral Students in Organ Performance, R. Luther, R. An- derson, A: Cook…

… Committee reach- ed a consensus supporting Kissinger as fi r s t choice. Not the slightest effort was made to ascertain whether or not any of the graduating seniors want to hear Kissinger speak. STUDENTS MUST…

…Bt Eighty-Five Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan LIFE AFTER FAISAL Tension; uncertainty belie Saudi calm Saturday, April 12, 1975 News Phone: 764…

… investment and petro- dollars has forced the ruling elite to rely increasingly on bur- eaucrats recruited from the more cosmopolitant Arab world - including Palestinians a n d Iraqis. AS YET no member of the…

… the Arab world who see the Saudi regime and the other Persian Gulf oil sheikhs as re- actionary obstacles to a unified Arab nation - as envisaged by Saudi Arabia's radical Arab neighbors. Such a nation…

… A t srian tdg Eighty-three years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Electronics intrude into the courtroom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104…

… 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…

…., 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 a r esnoteaccepted for publication. F o r more…

… inform'a- tion, phone 764-4270. SUNDAY, MARCH 22 Day Calendar Arab Organization Symposium: "Pal- estine, the Arabs, and Zionism", As- sembly Hall, Mich. Union, 1:00 - 4:30 p.m. Recital: Marjorie Kilbride…

… most important. "Stu- system. dents have nothing." Black said, She also supports an "all-stu- referring to what he said was aI dent court for non-academic of- lack of official student voice in fenses on…

… running for the executive council on the "Edu- cational Action Committee" ticket. The candidates want exclusive student control in areas which concern only students, but favor sharing control with the…

… NEW GOVERNMENT: LSA student body to vote for president, executive council """"""""" I BACH CLUB presents The Bach Club Ensemble in its Second Annual Concert Concertos and Sonatas for Vio- line Flute…

… Page 1? explains. "We combine applica- tion fees with the damage deposit, as well as with a guarantee of, fulfillment of the contract." And he feels students are satis- fied with the current process…

… to allow it, but added, "the language is sketchy." Apply for Student-Faculty Committees in the Ed. School: On the chief thrust of their campaigns, the two "Blue Pan- ther" candidates differ. While…

… Dorman favors an emphasis on curriculum reform. Moher feels the new government should be used to obtain for students an increased voice in literary college decision- making Several candidates for the ex…

… the college involving large numbers of students." But he also believes that t h e matter of re-definition involves University-wide policies which, he says, must be changed. "Is it not acceptable, for…

… exam- ple, to evaluate a student on the basis of grades and tests," he says. Andy Weissman believes s t u- dents should pay moredattention to the realities involved in gain- ing curriculum changes. Thus…

… a plane to Syria in an air battle and newspapers in both countries issued calls to arms. Meanwhile, a small radical Arab guerilla organization has threaten- ed violence against West Germany. Both…

… reported in yesterday that PremiereGolda Meir' s warning that Israel will fight terrorism with all its power amounted to an "official declaration of war on Arab ter- rorism." Davar, Meir's Labor party paper…

…. VIETS, Page 10 SGC voluntary funds motion killed by esi By JAN BENEDETTI A Student Government Council motion to request the Regents to institute a new voluntary funding tion" of the motion. "The…

… Stern, said one of the jailed ter- Student Judiciary. rorists, whom he did not name, is CSJ, the judicial branch of SGC, a member of his group. also voted 3-1 to enjoin SGC Presi-' Military analysts in…

… Tel Aviv say dent Bill Jacobs from presenting Jerusalem may respond to future the plan before the Regents. SGC's Arab terrorism in surprising ways. motion, passed 6-2 at Tuesday's "Israel is expected to…

… told me that the Algiers casbah was only a hun- dred- yards away. Have you seen the movie, The Battle of Algiers? I was scared by the dark, explosive pos- sibilities of this revolutionary Arab city. l So…

… Arab women (they're untouchable), war, truth, and John Ford. When the sun rose I walked to to the tiers Daniel Zwerdling, Daily Magazine Editor in 1970-71, currently writes for the New Republic. This…

…. They're afraid. The Arabs in the casbah don't hate them, but they remember." He showed me the ruins of the house which French para- troopers blew to bits, killing the revo- lutionary hero Ali La Pointe…

…." Other men in the casbah eat with their left hands-an Arab taboo, but their right hands were chopped off. Has the Algerian revolution worked? Few people agree. The news- I 4 * iri$gun Baiti Eighty…

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… still wear the ve and traitional Arab roles), all e t rehrenes to the im- . ir gessors and - is c rt (t which don't ng accounts of the Apolo suce roaram), and fervent arte abt dm ments in the -~r -o…

…, DECEMBER 12, 1971 NIGHT EDITOR: CARLA RAPOPORT :m. ,: Alternative HE RISING COST of tuition is a very real problem facing students at vir- tually every college and university throughout -the land…

…. Attempts to cope with the problem range from standard- ized financial aid for especially needy students to innovative "graduated" and "deferred" tuition programs. Yet the'University, obviously the prime…

… it said was a photostatic copy Students, with 145 nations represented, esterday of a visa application filled now under way here. (Continued from Page 1) At one point, a man appeared bran- dishing a…

…, his face was streaming with blood. The suspect had been overpowered by security men of the Arab League, which shares its offices in the building with the PLO. Later an anonymous caller to the French…

… news agency Agence France- Prpsse claimed the attack was carried out by a previously unknown "Rejec- tion Front of Stateless Arab Palestinians." THE CALLER also claimed the group was responsible for a…

… op- posite sides of the intra-Arab conflict. The militantly anti-Israel gover- nment of Iraq believes only war can resolve the Arab-Israeli dispute, insists on total dismantling of the Jewish state and…

… criticized Israel for past retaliatory strikes across Arab borders. The Tel Aviv bomb was hidden in a black briefcase planted under a stall selling T-shirts and children's clothes in the Carmel market, a maze…

… Labor party yesterday in an effort to present a unified na- tion to the Arab world. There was no immediate word on whether Labor would accept the offer to form a coalition government, which came as Arabs…

… angrily denounced the Likud election victory Tuesday as a threat to Middle East peace. ARAB state-controlled radios branded Begin a "notorious ter- rorist" with whom negotiations would be impossible. They…

… Arab armament pro- grams. THE CONSERVATIVE victory also left deep political divisions in Israel. Yosef Sarid, a top Labor official, said he doubted there could be any coalition with the Likud. "Such a…

… withdrawal - on the other fronts for less than a full peace treaty. In the West Bank, Arabs re- ceived the news of Begin's tri- umph glumly. "Begin is a man of war, not of peace," said Kerim Khalaf, mayor of…

… MICHIGAN DAILY Volume LXXXVII, No. 12-5 Thursday, May 19, 1977 is edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan. News phone 764-0562. Second class postage paid at Ann ArbarM lehigan 48109…

… Switzerland to sell pounds and convert to Swiss francs. Sellers were not named but Arab oil producers are among the clients who deal through Swiss banks. They said a second selling wave in the afternoon came…

… northern Akkar region. Syrian-led guerrillas of the Saiqa or- ganiiation were reinforced around the port of Sidon and a nearby American- run oil refinery vital to Syria. Arab dinlonatic sources said the Sy…

… employee walkout last Thursday that will leave the oft-visited student restaurant inoperative for at least two weeks. The mass walkout came after Thomp- son refused to comply with the mana- gers' and workers…

… all non-aligned nations should support Sadat to prevent Israel from exploiting Arab See ISRAELI, Page 6 'U'student grabs loot on Wheel of Fortune' By ELIZABETH SLOWIK LSA senior Larry Caplan is a…

… populated section of the Negev Desert. Prime Minister Mena- chem Begin has publicly rejected the idea of changing the accepted Israeli- Egyptian boundary. King Hassan of Morocco called on Arab countries to…

… rally behind Sadat, saying such support would put pres- sure on Western leaders to persuade Israel to withdraw from occupied Arab territory.; In an interview published today in the Cairo daily Al…

… agreement. Humphrey linked his appeal for Israeli flexibility on the Sinai settle- ments to his view that there also is a need for Arab compromising on the Palestine issue. MRS. HUMPHREY'S appointment was…

… BECAUSE1 elimination of Plan B - which requires be "more dem students to take courses in the analytic, & Committeec empirical, moral, and aesthetic modes he believes it of learning - and raises the number…

… Housin Executive Committee reports to the requests by Q governing faculty of LSA which makes has attracted the final decision. morning riser from East Qua requirements students have approach- it if it…

… meant discussing educationa bution requirement with goals with students. f "what's the minimum I LSA-SG appointee Carolyn Rosen and so have usually satis- berg said she is "very excited" abou without much…

… effort, ac- the proposal. She agrees that it wil huck Judge, director of "encourage students to go to the othe c Counseling. plans," adding that the independent ap THE revised plan C will proach will…

… probably appeal most ti nanding," Associate Dean very highly motivated students. chairman John Knott said THE PROPOSAL has been in formu will "induce students to lation since early last term when a sub tions…

… more seriously." He committee of the curriculum commi es that they will be en- tee began seeking input from student think about the aims of a and faculty about the distributiv ion." plans. By mid…

…, 1977 Ten Cents E i ~,.E ight Pages r iF Y~OU SEE N&S HM A O-AU ILJY Stranded students Five Michigan students stranded in Latin Amer- ica due to the financial collapse of an Ann Arbor- based exchange…

… program will be coming home Jan. 18, state officials said yesterday. The five were among 22 U. S. students originally stranded because the International Cultural Exchange lacked the funds to bring them home…

… for women, at 7 p.m. in the Central Campus Recreation Bldg. - bring your student ID. e Phyllis philosophizes The latest words of wisdom from Phyllis Schla- fly, Republican activist and prominent…

… to pursue the swift completion of its appoin ed rounds. As students in 300 school districts throughout the state enjoyed a day off, as did students at Eastern Michigan University and Washtenaw…

… Community College, University students trudged their normal routes to class. It took them considerably longer than usual, of course, ON NORTH CAMPUS many students were forced to walk to central campus as most…

… buses were suck in the drifts. Sev- eral buses bypassed Bursley Hall altogether until roads were cleared late in the morning. Some undaunted stu'dents depended on their new cross-country skis to…

…. Kissinger MUNICH OLYMPICS SUSPECT: Arrest spurs touts American strength Arab PARIS (AP) - An interna- tional storm blew up yesterday around the arrest in France of an alleged Palestinian terrorist on…

… 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…

… University Housing Council, an all-student, elected group. 0 HPC-Johnson exchange The Housing Policy Committee (HPC) yesterday ap- proved a formal memo to Vice President for Student Services Henry Johnson…

…. Marcus Foster. TRIPOLI, Libya (1) - Arab oil ministers held a short meeting here yesterday and a high Libyan offiical said they decided to lift the oil embargo against the United States. The Libyan…

… chief opponents of lifting the embargo imposed during the Oc- tober Middle East war. EGYPT'S PRESIDENT Anwar Sadat had pressed the Arab oil ex- porters for over a month to lift the embargo in recognition…

… there to ? set new prices for oil from the Persian Gulf, Libya and Algeria. Observers in Vienna say the out- AP Photo come of that meeting is "entirely unpredictable," but Arab officials agreed that the…

… price and the sup- sta court- ply were linked. two pris- OBSERVERS IN Washington be- kidnaped lieve the lifting of the Arab oil embers of embargo would not directly ease End School U.S. fuel shortages for…

…? -Would the Arabs allow oil pro- duction and shipments to the * United States to return to pre- Le embargo levels? -Would the Arabs increase pro- duction to meet increasing U.S. needs? and and a nega…

…- -Would the Arabs lower their oil grades and prices, which have led world oil um, and io- prices to triple since October, pos- ing serious balance of payment problems even for wealthy nations. 'er mercury…

… Whenever the embargo ends, the - especially direct relief could not be felt here Gordus to immediately. ison of con- It would take about one month ughout most for the first tanker of Arab oil to reach the…

… U.S. inventories, in anticipa- -ks from the tion of renewed tanker arrivals. nd Martha JOHN SAWHILL, deputy admin- 00-year old istrator of the Federal Energy See ARAB, Page 10 CHEMICAL CLUES ' prof…

… professor has determin- ed a correlation between-believe it or not-students' grade-point av- erages and the amount of zinc in their hair. To Gordus, use of hair analysis as evidence in criminal proceed- ings…

… University students some of whom, Ekn according to a local SDS spokesman, Elkins have been active in aiding the Castro American cause both in Cuba and in the U.S. Novembe Some of the members of the Boston…

… Americans bound for said he understood that 212 n students who went to Cuba in r to harvest sugar cane were aboard the same freighter. turning students were reported left Havana Friday after being emotional…

… take ad- vantage of the Yugoslav leader's presence in the Ethiopian capital beforerboth continue their African tours. Rogers described the meeting as "very useful."' THREE ARABS, two of them injured and…

…. Police said it was unlikely that the Arabs were after Assaf Dayan, the son of Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan, who was among the passengers but was not hurt. Hermann Haering, chief of the Munich…

… Police Department's crim- inal division, said one ofhthe attackers was standing next to young Dayan and could have shot him easily. Dr. Lsasam Araatawi, leader of one of 2 Arab groups which claim…

… responsibility for the attack, claims the purpose of the operation was to kidnap certain Israelis and to hijack the plane to an Arab airport. ARAB GUERRILLAS assailed the Jordanian government yes- terday for…

… directly at Arab guerillas and said Jordanian authorities were "attempting to stab the Palestinian revolution in the back." Al Fatah said in a statement issued in Cairo that all Arab guer- rilla movements…

… would unite to resist the Jordanian arms restrictions. It also warned that the Arab people in Jordan would not accept dis- armament of the guerrillas and said the Jordanian army would stand with them…

… against the government. In a joint broadcast from Cairo, the Palestinians also demanded a joint declaration from the leaders of the five Arab nations who at- tended the "confrontation conference" in Cairo…

… breaking 104 students have filed candidacy for the 38 Michigan Student Assembly (MSA) seats up for grabs in next month's election. "This many people have never -run for student government," said Election…

… will be held April 10, 11 and 12. This election is the first under MSA's new election procedures, which were approved by students last month in a campus-wide election. Each school and college is entitled…

… to a certain number of representatives based on the number of students enrolled in the particular school. Cer- tain schools, because of their small enrollment, have one representative with only one…

… Arab League meeting to unify Arab ranks in order to force Israel to give up occupied lands and allow creation of a Palestinian homeland. The bitterest opponents of Sadat's peace overtures to Israel…

… center on the basic prin- ciples of Israeli'withdrawal from oc- cupied lands and the establishment of a Palestinian homeland. A KEY ELEMENT in the new Begin formula would be Israeli agreement to See ARABS…

…-grabs First Ward council race may add an unexpected twist to a race already deemed "too close to call." Bruce Richard, a second-year University law student, hopes his ad- mittedly futile last-minute campaign…

… SAID the contract also stipulates that house officers in the medical program cannot be assigned to AAC TT .....i.... C .- Ii e al ip " MSU student SamiII sIuaii ua- I …

… wanted prices today. Frankly I thi to hold down imports of Arab oil." (the prices) are too high. He said this had the effect of re- ( the oo ig sridng onsrucionofdomestic;i know how the world is g…

… stricting construction of wriggle out of it," Piercy s, oil refineries. "Without spare capacity as a bargaining tool, you are helpless to hold prices down under the pres- DeTOt sure of the Arabs," Muskie sa d…

…, meaning that without reserves ofi oil, the Arab embargo' took im- mediate effect. Johnson agreed. "Today, I don't think we have any major negotiat-' (Continued from Page 11 ing strength left, he said yester…

…, oper- terday to support the Human ated housing are provided; with Rights Party's (HRP) rent control adequate and equitable services proposal. from the city. According to graduate student ACCORDING to…

… Campus families. proposal in Monday's city elections The families cite inadequate fire will force the University to build prevention and the city's intention more housing for students. to bus their…

… move that would fice of Student Services Policy designate 75 per cent, of Alice Board and Secretary of the Uni- Lloyd's corridors for coed-living versity requesting they inform next year. Vice…

…-President for Student Affairs It specifically approved a memo Henry Johnson of the Committee's sent to Feldkamp by Lloyd's "extreme dissatisfaction with his Housing Director Dick Munson that attempt to strip the…

… Committee of asserted, "Co-ed corridors both its policy making authority, rele- have a high level of student sat- gating it to mere advisory capac- isf action and exert a non-dis- ity." 1criminatory and non…

… call"668-8821 or come to 800 Lincol PANEL DISCUSSION PRESENTED FOR THE FUTURE WORLDS- CONFERENCE FES- TIVAL BY THE FASST CENTER FOR STUDENT INVOLVEMENT, ENERGY YOUTH COUNCIL A FORUM FOR DIRECT TWO…

…-WAY COMMUNICATION BETWEEN STUDENTS AND: Tuul vE ACHIEVED " The Petroleum Industry * The Atomic Energy Commission " The University of Michigan " National Aeronautics and Space Administration " Environmental…

… Vesey, clari- net, Recital Hall, 8 p.m. General Notices r STUDENT ACCOUNTS: Your atten- tion is called to the following rules passed by the Regents on February 28, 1936: "Students shall pay all accounts…

… due the University not later than the last day of classes of each semester or summer session. Student loans which are not paid or renewed are subject to this regulation; however, student loans not yet…

… for the semester or summer session just completed will not be released; and no transcript of credits will be issued. (b) All students owing such accounts will not be allowed to register in any…

… subsequent semester or summer ses- sion until payment has been made." THE MICHIGAN DAILY Volume LXXXIV, Number 154 Friday, April 12, 1974 is edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan. News…

… rates: $5.50 by carrier (campus area); $6.50 local mail (Michigan and Ohio); $7.00 non-local mail ;other states and foreign). GUERILLAS ATTACK: Arab terrorists Daily Photo by KEN FINK PRESIDENT NIXON…

… 18 By AP and Reuter KIRYAT SHMONEH, Israel - Eighteen people, mostly women and children, were killed here yesterday by three Arab guer- rillas who stormed a four-story residential building, and fought…

… worst of its kind in the war that Arab guerril- las have been carrying out against Israel throughout i t ' s 26-year history. Eyewitnesses said t h e y saw children hurled from third floor windows after…

… Beirut. Lebanese Prime Minister Tak- ieddin Al-Solh said last night that Israeli charges that Lebanon was responsible for an Arab commando attack on a northern Israeli town were meant "f a r local…

… Front for the Liberation of Palestne-Gener- al Command, claimed responsi- bility for the raid and said it was a suicide mission to demand the release of 100 Arab guerrillas jailed in Israel. W TRAVEL…

…, criticized Nixon for not visiting the most populous areas of the district. I g m PIRGIM r Elections for Local Board Positions will be held Wed. & Thurs., April 17th & 18th. # Any Students interested in…

…: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…

… Second Ward candidate Mary Richman . . . also on a festive note, the Turkish, Hellenic and Arab Student Association will sponsor a Mediterranean party at the International Center at 9 p.m. Admission's a…

… proposed eight per cent dorm rate increase yesterday, with no sign of the expected protest from the students on the Housing Unit Committee. The Regents briefly discussed the proposal, with no apparent opposi…

…- tion, and it will probably find its way to student bills by next fall. At one point in the meeting, President Robben Fleming passed a memo to Wilbur Pierpont, vice presi- dent and chief financial officer…

… reported that their own brand of "welcoming" would be peace- ful, according to Chicago police officials. " Meeting flops Student Government Council hit a new low in group energy yesterday when the weekly…

… on "The Middle East: Energy, Economic De- velopment and Politics." Prof. Charles Issawi of Colum- bia University will present the lecture in Angell Hall's Aud. B at 4:10 p.m. . . . Ethiopian students…

… yesterday on the status of the Arab oil boycott, as Vice President Gerald Ford said he believed the embargo had been lifted, but Sec- retary of State Henry Kissinger maintained he had received no word on when…

… Government had received no word that the five-month-ald boycott was at an end. FORD'S REMARKS were t h e first by an administration official on reports that the Arabs had agreed at a meeting in Tripoli on…

… to avoid upset- ting the Arabs at a time when it seems they are prepared to lift the boycott. Kissinger said reports from American diplomats in the Middle East reflected conflicting p r e s s reports…

… of what the Arabs had de- cided at their Tripoli conference. Some news reports have said the Arabs, in view of Libya's oppasi- tion to a lifting of the boycott, pas:- poned announcing the end of the…

… embargo to spare Libya the em- barrassment of having the a n- nouncement made in Tripoli. MEANWHILE, the Libyan radio said yesterday that Syria charged at the oil meeting here that Arab nations supporting…

… foreign government might "I WONDER what is unethical about it," shrugged questions about funding from two Mideast sources, the be awilling donor. Near Eastern Studies Chairman Gernot Windfuhr. United Arab…

… Emirates (UAE), and the two state- SHE CITED AS an example the funding from the Windfuhr said Monday that the two Arab gover- supported Libyan universities. UAE. nments' desire to fund Islamic studies here…

… devised the proposals-University Prof. Tim Nantell and Assistant VicePresident. for Student Services Kathleen Dan- pington said other critical issues in- nemiller-pledged to "sell" their lude the…

…'s part. University students who normally buy The board's reaction to the proposals required textbooks at the store. The could strongly influence the union's Cellar controls about 60 per cent of the…

…Page 6-Friday, June 2, 1978-The Michigan Daily Israel asks more arms UNITED NATIONS (AP)-Israeli U.N. Ambassador Chaim Herzog called yesterday for an all-embracing Arab- Israeli disarmament…

… Arab "confrontation states" had an advantage of 3-to-1 over Israel in tanks and combat planes, 5-to- 1 in troops, 9-to-1 in artillery and 12-to-1 talks in surface-to-air missiles. "By 1980," he said…

… Women and Achievement A workshop exploring the problems and ques- tions women face as students and in planning a career. * What does it mean to be a successful woman? * Why do so many women fear success…

…? * How have the media, parents, and friends affected our goals ? An opportunity to explore these issues with other women students in d small group setting. WHE: Thursday,June8, 7:30-9:30 WHERE: Counseling…

… basis for clearing out in surrotuding areas. G 16,000 college students in n 1970 there were 200 There is universal discrim- by landlords against Arabs, Austries are closed to them, on. A "sabra", or…

… Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mich. News Phone: 764-0552 TUESDAY, APRIL 17, 1973 Fightig executive privilege IS REASSURING to know that Con…

…: the PWs would not have been tortured if they A looka By DAVID MENDENHALL ing that THE ARAB-ZIONIST conflict in we migh the Middle East is now over both pec 50 years old. Though many out- before a side…

… tives of Zionism, . curity, c There .is a strong similarily be- nebulous tween defending the Arab position rights p and speaking on behalf of the ers now North American Indian in the 19th gee cam century…

… just( the American West. A Boston jour- surprisin nalist once went so far as to com- erals dei pare the Arab g-uerilla leaders to ples are Sitting Bull or Chief Pontiac, add- No cou _ _ e leg. David…

… ,ples had to be anihilated nyone grasped their point! exasperating to follow the tic destruction of hund- Arab villages by the Israeli oom 1948 to the present. The vary, though national se- ollective…

… native- aeli, is a mark of distinc- t if a sabra is an Arab doesn't count. It is always g how many so-called lib- fend a state whose princi- so alien to ours. entry deliberately set up to al privileges to…

… one relig- racial group can preserve ept of equality that minor- omatically demand h e r e, e Israelis worry over t h e hgh Arab birth rate, engage in endless court cases to decide who is Jewish (and…

… ELABORATE HOAX has resulted in a continuous drain on western economies for decades, at a time when Arab countries are be- coming increasingly profitable be- cause of oil interests there and Arab investment in…

… r tourist industry is greatly depend- ent on areas seized from Jordan and Egypt in 1967. The much-pub- licized kibbutz (commune) system, built largely on Arab land, exists on state subsidies and the…

… regulars see as a real chance to win a majority. With the election of Ed Pierce to the state Senate, and the registration of hundred of new student voters thanks to Proposition D, Democrats are thinking…

… Leslie Morris in the predominantly student First and Second Wards, and both councilmem- bers will be seeking reelection. The Democrats, however, may have a primary battle to contend with. Jessie Thomas…

… Assistants are students or employees. Bombyk stressed that GEO organizational goals won't change un- der her leadership. "We'll be trying to end the trial as quickly as possible and get back to the bargaining…

…- ted this to happen - this puts us back another month. I interpret it as the University stalling longer," Bombyk said. hopes to work more with student gover- nment and that GEO would be working on…

… bargaining table. Bottle bill upsets local retailers Born IVk The former GEO vice-president organizing chairwoman added and she Israeli: Arabs treated equally By JULIE ENGEBRECHT Though unhappy about the…

… United Nations' charges of mistreatment of Arabs living under Israeli rule are false. "The UN set up this special commit- tee in 1969 to investigate human rights violations in Israeli occupied territories…

… the Jews of Syria and Iraq and the Kurds of Iraq. The Committee For Oppress- ed Minorities Under Arab Rule (CFOMUAR), a mainly Jewish student group, stressed what it called "another side to the Mid- dle…

…, and no musical knowlege is required. The Bach Club was founded in the summer of 1968 by a University graduate student, Randy Smith, and about half a dozen other student music lovers, according to one of…

… School and asking students there to come and perform whatever they want" at the Bach Club meetings. Last week featured the music of PDQ Bach, along with a piano-violin-cello trio by Dvorjak. On tonight…

…'s program are works by Bach and Viotti for violin and cello and a woodwind quintet. Plus, of course, cider and jelly donuts. By DAVID WEINBERG About 80 students rallied on the Diag. yesterday in support of…

… East story." UNIVERSITY Prof. A s a d Khailing, an immigrant from Kurdistan said, "We are in re- volt against the Arab rulers in Iraq, not against the Arab peo- ple. Imagine - 200,000 people trapped. We…

… the Arab governments at work." But he asserted, "This is not neces- sarily a Zionist rally." SGC ELECTIONS PRESENTS: The Media VS. The Presidential Candidates NAT. SCI1. AU D.-8 P.M. TONIGHT Govt…

… MILLER DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN :.": "A :.'}.. S L" Y4}"" iii.:'"}';:,4::":i":"1J"{isia '""1':"y '::ji : J:{ : :% Thursday, April 17 classes of each semester or sum- ~ay Calendar mer session. Student…

… loans which WUOM: Jean Mayer, Harvard, are not paid or renewed are sub- elegate, Rome Food Conf., "Ameri- Ject to this regulation, however, ca's Role in the Problem & Solu- student loans not yet due are…

…) All student owing such ac- Hall, noon. 'co ints will not be allowed to reg- GEO Fair Practices: Anderson Rm, ' ister in any subsequent semester Union, 2 pm. or summer session until payment Environmental…

… 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…

… moniker, but the bold threat of delivering desert to Dean right between the eyes turned out to be an idle one. His speech was just too damn inter- esting. Students of Blind Ambition weren't handed any new…

…. 64 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan MSA needs our support SOME THINGS never change. Prior -Jto this week's election, all the MSA candidates said one…

…- nual Killer Contest. By The Associated Press CAIRO-Asked seven years ago if he was prepared to recognize Israel if it withdrew from Arab territory captured in 1967, Egypt's newly chosen president…

… snapped: "Never. Our people here will crush anyone who would decide this." Yesterday, that same president, Anwar Sedat, bucking a gathering storm of protest in the Arab world but apparently supported at…

… and Israeli troops withdrawn behind the mountain passes in the Sinai desert, Sadat was talking about indefinite coexistence between Arabs and Israelis. But he still was not prepared to remotely consider…

… nuclear deterrent, defend Organization Notices I Gay Liberation Coffee House, Friday, Jan. 21, 7:30 PM, Canterbury House. Organization of Arab Students,. Arab weekend, Rive Gauche, Jan. 28j and 29, 7:30 PM…

…, Arabic-food and en-j tertainment. LSA Student 'Government. Exec. Council, open meeting, Jan. 26, 7:00 PM, 3M Michigan Union. Daystar endangered In the past week a problem has arisen that threatens to end…

… Rackham Prog. not later than Feb. 4. 1972; applics. avail. in Rm. 1014 Rackham, 764-4405. SUIMMER PLACEMENT 3200 SAB Miss Liberty, London, Engl, will In- terview students Tues., Jan. 25, 3:30-5 pm.; details…

… avail.; must be able to type; phone or register in person, 764- 7460. CORRECTION In a story yesterday concern- ing the resignation of two mem- bers of the LSA student govern- ment, The Daily incorrectly…

… re- ported that the government was considering petitioning for LSA student representation on all- University committees. Bill Jacobs, a member of the government, said today: "Our position is that SGC…

… is the only body that can represent students and appoint students to all- campus committees." Also, contrary to a report in The Daily, Jacobs says that pro- ceedings have been set in motion to fill the…

… vacancies caused by the resignations. For the Student Body: LEVI'S Corduroy Bells $8.50 CHECKMATE State Street at Liberty (Continued from Page 1 ) by-law was passed. Knauss pre- sented a solution to the prob…

… began to function. And the policy board's effectiveness as a vehicle for student power remain-1 ed to be seen. Knauss b elie.v e s the policy board has proved successful for his office. "I wouldn…

…'t recommend it across the board," he says. "I think in this office, where you are concerned with student services, that the primary and principal responsibility f o r determining what services are needed should…

… be in the hands of the students, that are being served. But when you move over, for example, to the plant department or in academic affairs, then I'm not sure that a policy board as such would be an…

… the LSA Bldg. floor to sitting around a negotiating table with President Robben Fleming, Student Gov- ernment Council members have in recent times fostered much change in the University com- munity…

…. However, the students' repre- sentative body is only as strong as its members choose to make it, and in any given year, its political nature varies each election. In-the past, SGC members have enmeshed…

… themselves in the University's strident power movement, taking active steps t o wa rds increasing students' role in University decision-mak- ing processes. As well, members have used their influence with…

… administra- tors and faculty to aid various student groups which had been pressing the University to im- plement their demands. And, as SOC campus activists in the past have tended to use their positions as…

… constitution- ally empowered to recognize new s t u d e n t organizations, grant parts of its $18,000 yearly budget to those groups who request funds, "lobby for the interests of students," and serve as the of…