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… East situation with the Arabs, whos display is probably the most political of all. Learn the ancient Japanese art of Origami, or paper-folding, from Japanese students. M I U ~fU~ ~'4 ,; …

… confiscate Arab-owned absentee property in the occupied area to enlarge Jewish set- tlements. In Jerusalem, Arab students at Israel's largest university began a three-day hunger strike to protest the school…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, May 24, 1978-Page 7 Arabs turn out own weapons CAIRO, Egypt (AP)-The Arabs have gone into the arms business in the Middle East, and the fledgling industry already is…

… selling its Western-designed military hardware ins half-dozen coun- tries. The Cairo-based consortium is welding Egyptian manpower and fac- tories, Western technology and Arab oil dollars in an effor to…

… lessen Arab dependence on foreign arms makers. PRODUCTION and diversification of the four-nation Arab arms consortium still lags far behind that of Israel, which produces and sells jet fighters, tanks…

…, missiles and a wide range of their weapons. The Arabs see the gap narrowing significantlyin the 1980s, and they view the project as making them less vulnerable to foreign embargo. Egypt, the key producer of…

… because of mounting Egyptian ar- Arab mayor claims land-grab by Israel TEL AVIV (AP)-A tug-of-war over West Bank lands erupted yesterday as an Arab mayor claimed that the Israeli government is schemingto…

…'s ban on organized Arab cultural or political activity. ELIAS FREIJ, mayor of Bethlehem, said he was officially informed April 12 that about 80,000 acres of land around his town, owned by Arabs residing…

…-rich Arab states are quietly buying West Bank real estate to prevent Israeli seizure, but that has not been substan- tiated. The lands authority, which controls absentee property, said its only plans for West…

… government of Prime Minister Menachem Begin came to powera year ago. THE DAILY HAARETZ said Deputy 'Defense Minister Mordechai Zippori was examining means of seizing Arab land to expand existing Jewish set…

… run by the Arab Organization for Industrialization (AO I). AOI, an independent, profit-making company, says it plans to produce un- der license American Motors Corp., Jeeps, British helicopters and anti…

… AWARD Only American Film to be so Honored Editor's Note-The following ac- count of the day of Olympic terror in which 11 Israeli team members, five Arab guerrillas and a German po- liceman were killed…

… pounding on his door. He opened the door and lunged at the lanky Arab stand- ing in the doorway.' The Arab pulled the trigger on his pistol. Once, twice, three times, and Weinberg slumped to the floor, dying…

… airliner stood, its lights on. The men in- side were dressed like crew- men. They were police, but they were withdrawn before the heli- copters arrived. It was judged too frisky. Two Arabs went over to in…

…- spect the airliner. As they re- turned to the helicopters, the police sharpshooters opened fire. The two Arabs who had re- mained by the helicopters spun at the impact and went down, clawing at the ground…

…. It was nearly 11 p.m. by now and firing stopped. A police loudspeaker blared out calls for surrender of the terrorists in German, English and Arabic. There was silence. At midnight, an Arab terror- ist…

… the door to a small balcony and from there escaped. As he hurled himself through the door he heard the chatter of a submachine gun. An Arab had fired through the door into the body of Romano, who fell…

…- leyball court. ' Upstairs on the third floor Luis Friedman, a Uruguayan team official, was first awaken- ed by guttural cries in Arabic and then he listened intently to the sound of firing. A young Arab…

… with a subma- chine gun knocked on his door. "Uruguayan?" the Arab ask- ed. Friedman nodded. "You got any competition to- day?" the Arab said with an arrogant grin. "If you have, we'll take you over to…

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

… Arab hardliners - called rejection- ists. And the biggest losers - bigger than the leaders of Is- rael's defeated Labor Party - may have been the moderate Arah powers who have staked their prestige on…

… fifth Arab-Israeli wat became inevitable. "All this talk of a- Geneva conference does is raise false hopes," the leider of the Pal- estine Liberation Organization (PLO> , Yasser Arafat, remark- ed early…

…-wing Likud Party's victory has changed all that. The Israeli electorate has not only voted into power a gov- ernment even less likely than its predecessor to negotiate a peace acceptable to the Arabs. It has…

… greatly strengthened the militant side of the Arab debate over how to deal with Israel's decade-long occupation of Arab territories and continued oppo- sition to the establishment of a Palestinian homeland…

…. The Israeli voters, in fact, may even have elected a gov- ernment that will alienate its foremost ally, the United States. Just as Israel's Arab neigh- bors are eager, for the first time in history, for…

… a res- olution unlikely, and Arab con- ciliation just encourages Israel to retain its conquests forever. Only mutual concessions can bring peace, Arafat believes. Even Israeli peace proposals that…

… have incurred major oppo- sition inside Israel itself, PLO leaders contend, offer the Arabs little except permanent Israeli annexation of its most important 1967 conquests. In response, moderate leaders…

… wipe out the guerrilla bases within its neighbors' borders. Israel's new Begin govern- ment faces a crucial dilemma. Will it offer some hope of peace- ful negotiation, thus cultivating Arab moderation…

… of the Palestinian cause. Furthermore, we believe that most of the Arab students on this campus, who devotedly adhere ±o the idea of a secular-democratic state, sincerely believe that it is a…

…G rMA. 14 .aMS 4 Av AI6A An Israeli perspective The Mid East debacle The Michigan Daily Edited and managed by Students at the University of Michigan Wednesday, May 7, 1975 . News Phone: 764…

… sound case is full of ironies. Until t h e ear- ly 60's, the gospel was Arab unity. Arabs from Palestine were considered part of the great Arab nation from the At- lantic Ocean to the Persian Gulf. In…

… 1961 the Syrian region revolted and the United Arab Republic, the first step toward Arab unity, dissolved. Since then, Arabs from Palestine are not just Arabs, and certainly are not Jordanians, Syrians…

…, I r a- quis, Egyptians, or any of the other fifteen Arab states. An enormous intellectual process project was erected to explore the possible origins of Palestin- ian nationality. At the same time…

… devoted to pro- viding scientific proof that Jud- aism is a religion. Thus with more than a modicum of aca- demic arrogance, the Arabs are those who are entitled to deter- mine Jewish consciousness. "JEWISH…

… context, denying to others the rights one claims for oneself is considered chauvinism. When will radicals start to recognize Palestinian chauvinism? To all those who are inter- ested, the Arabs would…

… decent life, who knows, a decent human so- lution may terminate the con- flict in the Mideast. Unfortun- ately, that solution is incongru- ent with retrieving Arab pride. In a very real sense, the Arab…

… refugees are hostages in the per- petuation of this battle to re- trieve Arab pride, rather than the cause of it. WE HAVE committed a cu- siderable amount of space to expose the internal conflicts and…

… the time history brought home the fact that a national home for the Jews was indis- pensible, it raised the Arabs' consciousness. to an acceptance of their appropriate place in the family of nations…

… Iraq and back to Syria. When nevertheless now Egpytian President Sadat mentions "peace with Israel" we do not know whe- ther to trust him. We trust more the words of Arab students on this campus…

…Eighty-three years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan __ __ The INTER VIE W: Once (gulp) more 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 News Phone…

… education of high school students in the county, especially those who do not plan to go to college. Various studies of high school gradu- ates throughout the nation and locally have concluded that many, if…

… not most, high school students not planning on college graduate with few saleable skills. It is just such training, in a number of areas from business to transportation, that the center would have…

… state and federal governments to meet these needs. THOSE MOST HURT by yesterday's vote are those students who find that the emphasis on academic subjects in traditional high schools does not ade- quately…

… for their products, and write them a letter explaining why. It's OOL REFLECTION is required in the face of the controversy elicited by the advertisement "Arab Racism, Anti-Semitism" and the "Response…

… principle he sought to condemn in the ad, for his own re- ference to "Arabs as a people and collectively" confirms the proprie- ty of speaking about collectivities in history without being racist. The ad…

… the ad had generalized its statements to include Arab be- havior vis-a-vis other nations, or if it had spoken in terms of broad ethnic activity, that would indeed have been racism. But the ad merely…

… schedule is: $5 from 5 p.m. to midnight, $9 from midnight to 8 a.m., free 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Bring your student ID and you can charge it. Have a problem, question or complaint with Health Service? Health Service…

… the Arab-Israeli power balance. Middle East experts speculat- ed that Sadat's bold move seems to have boostedhis per- sonal popularity and strength- ened his political power base. By all signs Sadat…

… sems to have reduced Egypt's military effectiveness overnight. But in the seemingly illogical world of Arab politics, he has re-established his position as a major Arab leader and de- cision maker. He…

… Barbers @611 E. University * neor Michigon Theatre late Abdel Gamel Nasser fired the imagination of the Arab world and won its overwhelm- ing support when he started defying the United States 16 years ago…

…. For the last five years, since the disastrous Arab-Israeli war of 1967, Egypt's leaders have been able to do little more than buy time. They have bought it repeat- edly by promising their people a final…

… peace from a posi- tion of weakness without jeo- pardizing his own position. His popularity was slipping. Cairo's once-dominant position in the Arab world was waning. Under the desert sun along the cease…

… military ad- visers erupted in several inci- dents. A petition attacking the- Soviet Union was presented to the National Assembly last May. This followed student riots in February and other outbreaks of…

… has provided $31 sbillion worth of military aid since 1955.- Nasser opened the door to Communist arms 17 years ago. Sadat seems to be closing it. In the Arab world the immediate public reaction has been…

… one of bewilderment and little com- ment. The question uppermost in most minds appear to be, "What now?" Only Sadat knows the ans- wer - but for the time being, he is again No. 1 in the Arab world…

… edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan. rews phone 764-0562. Second class postage paid at Ann Arbor, Michigan 48106. Published daily Tuesday through Sunday morning during the…

… of Smithsonian Magazine. FIGHTING CONTINUES: batte for Kien Due Arab countries use energy crisis in identifying friends, BEIRUT, (A) - An old Arab saying goes: "The friend of my enemy is my enemy…

… and the ene- my of my enemy is my friend." Many nations have suddenly learned the meaning of it - through the energy crisis. The Arabs have already iden- tified their enemies, beside Is- rael. The…

… oil boycott was extended to South Africa, Rhodesia and Portugal on the grounds that their white regimes are to black Africa what Israel is to the Arabs. So far this year about 20 black African states…

… have brok- en relations with Israel to sup- port the Arab cause, and in re- turn they asked the Arabs to strike a blow for their cause. THE ARABS are still trying to decide who their friends are. To spur…

… the selection process, they have cut oil production 25 per cent with the promise of fu- ture 5 per cent monthly cut- backs until Israel withdraws from occupied Arab territory and the Middle East…

… Arabs' biggest oil customers, were hardest hit. European Common Market countries, excluding the Neth- erlands, won a reprieve from the S per cent December cutback af- ter they issued a joint statement…

… calling for Israeli withdrawal from occupied Arab land and re- cognition of the "legitimate rights of the Palestinian people." Japan, Singapore and the Philippines followed suit and were likewise rewarded…

… by the Arabs. BUT THERE is still next year. Yamani, now in the United States, has said that Saudi Ara- bia will extend the exemption to Britain, France and Spain through January. Other coun- tries…

…, especially Japan, will have to do more to prove their friend- ship, tightening the economic blockade around Israel. Saudi Arabia has taken the lead in Arab oil policy. But so far there is only partial agree…

… students to .commemorate Egyptian president Anwar Sadat's trip to.Jerusalem. One man slowly thumbed through his copy of the welcoming address to be given to Arab students. He never got the chance to deliver…

… that address. ONLY ONE ARAB student came to the gathering in East Quad's Greene Lounge. "We are very sad," one Israeli woman said of the low Arab turnout. "Let's talk nicely for a change," she continued…

… as others sang and clapped to a Hebrew song of peace. Even the songs are not military." THE LONE Arab student who came to the predominantly Israeli gathering was a representative of the campus chapter…

… of the Organization of Arab students who passed out condemnations of Sadat's visit and then hurried out. The condemnation, printed on the official stationery of the Arab organi- zation, said in part…

… collaborators . . . Down with Sadat. Down with Zionism. Long live the Palestinian revolution." Despite the low Arab turnout for Sunday night's gathering, Israeli students vow not to give up on a meeting between…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, November 22, 1977-Rage7 Sadat re (Continued from Page 1) Sadat,;" Sadat's Center party made every, effort to assure a triumphant welcome to demonstrate to other Arab…

… Sadat's dramatic trip did not bring definite concessions from the Israelis. AMONG ARAB leftists Sadat's visit to the capital of the Israeli enemy, his recognition of the Jewish state and his call for…

…." Israeli riot in the Israeli-held The practice-which gets its West Bank of the Jordan River. name from a management ne- Arab students staged violent gotiator who first used the demonstrations in the West…

…. ARAB MAYORS in West Bank towns called on students to sto their protests and told them th interests of Israeli - occupie Arabs should be left to Aral states. But new demonstration were reported in East…

… stoning bus es carrying Arab workers t< jobs inside Israel. Israeli security forces sail they detained 40 Arab youths iv East Jerusalem after they be gan pelting police with stones More than 230 students…

…, Morris tween students at the top of tl >ciate Dean of Academic said the average grade point C range and those at the bc eling Marion Jackson de- here has hovered near a 3.0 for tom." d her reaction to the…

… a bit more discriminating grade difference in perform- across the University." m the student who is good ance." However, he did predict the ie one who is very good. the faculty would have to set…

… spokesman said yes- retroactive to September 1 un- terday's raid was partly to less a contract is signed before avenge the death of an Arab the end of the term, is "Boul- girl last weekend to an anti- warism…

… take hostages for the release of Archbishop Hilarion Capudji, C the Greek Catholic prelate of C Jerusalem on trial for smug- gling weapons to Arab terror- do w ha ists, and 13 Palestinian guer- rillas in…

… Jerusa lem and several other towns. In Bethlehem, a Molotov cock tail was thrown at an Israel car, but it failed to explode Students hit the streets in town from Ramallah to H e b r on blocking roads and…

… were rounded up after violent demon strations in Bethlehem and Jerusalem on Monday and 60 were sentenced to short jai terms and fines, authorities said. } ARAB MAYORS in West Bank said. I rn HOW IS…

… regular affair would gather at one of about a dozen homes equipped with cameras and other broadcasting gear. A program for teaching handi- capped students who cannot leave home was tried once experiment…

… students simultaneonsly by fliping the channel from student to student. THE SHOPPING SERVICES will become available when it becomes feasible to Install the boxes with adding machine key- boards in more than…

…' Conference for a brief telephone chat in the lobby of the Saraha Tahoe Hotel in Stateline, Nev. The governors' meeting began Monday and ends today. WAR MEMORIAL: Israeli police halt Arab shop strike JERUSALEM…

… () - Arab shops closed briefly yesterday to observe the sixth anniversary of the 1967 Arab-Israeli war, but they reopened as soon as police began marking striking shops with black paint. Arabs in the Israeli…

… strike was "another failure" for Arab guerrillas. CEREMONIES also were held elsewhere in occupied Jordan to mark the anniversary. Armed troops patrolled east Jerusalem streets in trios, but the Holy City…

… were held in Arab town halls. Some town councils declared a half holiday, to mark the Arab defeat and to protest the Israeli occupation. ASIDE FROM the pressure on shopkeepers, the Israelis made no…

… visible attempt to halt the demonstrations. One Arab merchant told Israel's state radio "it is my democratic right to close my shop and Israel is a democratic country." But like the others he reopened for…

… fishbowl site because it is a "mass confusion area where student can be peer-pressured. In the past this has resulted in unintended registration by students." ASSERTING THAT "our duty is to make regis…

… Republicans with discrimination against students. Councilman James Kenworthy (D-Fourth Ward) said at the meeting, "We have a ten- dency to lose sites in the campus area." He added, "It seems people are playing…

… refuses blame for oil costs (Continued from Page 1) Arab League in Cairo said speeches by Ford and Secretary of State Henry Kissinger sharp- ly criticizing the high level of crude oil prices had shocked the…

… Arabs. In ' Caracas, a government source said Venezuela is study- ing the possibility of increasing U.S. and other foreign oil com- panies income tax payments by between 10 and 15 per cent on f each…

… ranking exporter. In Beirut, Lebanon, the Arab press accused the United States of waging a war of nerves against Arab oil producers in an effort to force price cut- backs. "THE UNITED States wants to appear…

… to the world as the good guy fighting the Arab oi producers who are the villains" wrote Michel Ahou Jawdeh in the independent newspaper Al Nahar. At the ministerial conference in Vienna earlier this…

… coun- E tries in the Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries but also the non-Arab states of Indonesia, I r a n, Venezuela, Ecuador, Nigeria and Gabon.. S &IQ $2.50 ~ f the s ribune re"' FRI…

… Treasury Secretary Wiliam- Si- mon in the past week have warned of a disastrous interna- tional economic disruption if the price of Arab oil is not low- ered. FORD AND KISSINGER, par- ticularly, indicated…

… consideration for meeting the oil threat, ranging from+ diplomatic isolation of the Arab states to a last-resort use of military force. But an analysis of projected remedies and discussions with administration…

… offset the Arabs' economic power and encourage a com-, mon front. THE THEORY is that if all the big' oil users cut their de- mand the Arabs will have no other major market and will be forced to reduce…

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

… by a declaration of peace between it and Israel. The Palestinian position, as represented by the PLO (and the Arab students on the Michigan campus) is that all of historical Palestine has to become the…

… Israeli ideology, as also expressed by the 3 Israel Students Organization, calls for a pluralis. tic Middle East, where non-Arab (and non-Mos- ' lem) people are able to retain their inalienable right of…

… the area. We also claim that Israel has as much right to be a Jewish State as Syria or Egypt have to be Arab States. This article was prepared bl, 1nembers of the Israeli Student Onimat n n ~Amr A rbr…

… 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Ml 48104 Thursday, April 15, 1976 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the.University of Michigan Te new blight on MSA When Watergate conspirator Gor…

… fashionable but its demise has become painfully apparent in the recent shabby practices of can- didates for the Michigan Student Assembly (MSA). In recent days Bob Matthews and Irving Freeman, both MSA…

… Arabs and a very significant number recognize those of the Palestinian Arabs for self-determination within what is considered by them as "historical Pale- stine" (and by the Jews as "historical Israel…

…"). Last Feb. 18, here on campus, the Israeli Consul from New York, Zeidan Atashi (who himself is an Arab), declared officially (in the name of the Israeli Government) that Israel recognizes this right of…

… self-determination of the Palestinian Arabs in the form of a Palestinian State alongside Israel. On the practical side Israelis demand that the creation of such a Palestinian State should be accompanied…

…Page 2-Wednesday, March 28, 1979-The Michigan Daily Egypt pulls out of Arab League; PLO bomb rips Israeli market By AP and Reuter CAIRO, Egypt - Egypt, unable to muster Arab support for its peace…

… treaty with Israel, announced yester- day it was withdrawing in all but name from the Arab League, of which it was a. founder in 1945. Egyptian sources said the move was designed to undercut the expected…

… people. And in Paris, a bomb exploded in a hostel for Jewish students, wounding 28 persons. The Palestine Liberation Organization claimed responsibility for both Israeli blasts, but said it was not…

… humane way the problem of the Palestinian Arabs." But he warned Israel would not give up its security, saying, "The word security means to Israel life itself." SABRE party stresses political (Continued…

… don't want the house's location publicized. Women seeking help should call 995-5460 or visit DVP headquarters at 1917 Washtenaw, Ann Arbor. Students trickle into MSA balloting sites CHRISMAS IN EGYPT…

…'ve never heard of MSA at all except now at elections time." Many older students were equally naive about the elections. LOMBARO, Ill. (AP) - America's waterworks are producing water at the rate of 150…

…. And not only did he vote yesterday, but he's voted in every student government election since he arrived on campus nearly four years ago. "I 'm glad I stopped to vote," bragged Jones. "I hate apathy…

… East will only be attained when, "the Arabs are ready to accept Israel as a respectable entity in that part of the world." Appearing before a predominantly Jewish crowd at East Quad, Rosen- feld…

…. ROSENFELD, who covered the 1967 Six Day Arab-Israeli War for NBC News, claimed the Arabs turned to the Palestine Liberation Organiza- tion (PLO) to achieve their goals after losing the 1967 War. "After the…

… Arabs lost the war in 1967, they realized that military means was'not the answer, so they turned to diplomatic channels. They poured money into the PLO budget authorizing a new war of terrorism," said…

… from illegitimacy to legitimacy. It is just not their doctrine," he insisted. In turning to diplomatic channels, Rosenfeld said he doubts whether the Arabs have changed their eventual goal toward the…

… destruction of Israel. He argued that the Arabs are not offering "real peace" but just a temporary end to the state of war. "The Arabs have talked about a state of peace but with no future official ties with…

… Israel," he said. ROSENFELD SAID he suspects the Arabs will attempt to move toward normal diplomatic relations with Israel after the negotiations. The former correspondent also defended Israel's occupation…

… of the West Bank against critics who claim Israel has brutally treated the Arab citizens there. "It has to be one of the most decent occupations of all time, he said. Throughout the evening, Rosenfeld…

…Looking for an MBA Program? The MBA Program at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has an excellent national ranking. Why? A distinguished faculty, an outstanding student body, an…

… 1, Arabs meet, defy Sadat WAN? _ _ -J (Continued from Page 1) THE EGYPTIAN president's major Arab supporter, Sudanese President Jaafar el-Numeiry, arrived in Jidda on Thursday for talks with…

… King Khaled, apparently seeking Saudi support for Sadat. The Saudis, after an initial repri- mand to Sadat for breaking Arab unity, have maintained silence on his peace initiatives.% The Saudi radio said…

…- couraged by apparent delays in organ- izing Sadat's meeting in Cairo, which was not scheduled to start until at least' Dec. 13. "It shows no Arab country would come," Libyan Foreign Minister Aly Triki said…

… Sadat's close ally, said last week that there can be no "di- vorce" between such Arab leaders;. only disagreement on tactics. "This is a conference of reflection and analysis," Algerian Foreign Min- ister…

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… editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Response to "Arab racis 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 News Phone: 764-0552 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1973 Subversion by…

… and has consequently defeat- ed the noble objectives of its found- ers. If no public apology is is- sued by Hillel, the Arab students and Arab Americans of Ann Arbor would understand that racism against…

… bring the family together than to pack them to the rafters and strap them to the roof in your new Honda coupe? Scott Twininc is a student at the Unliversit y. 3 ~e 51t1i an PDul Eighty-three years of…

… National Ar- chives, it is horrifying. By AHMAD BESHAREH THE ARAB COMMUNITY of Ann Arbor was shocked to see slan- derous, racist, cheap propaganda printed in - The Michigan Daily (Dec. 6) in the form of a…

… paid advertisement. This ad was direct- ed specifically and intentionally against the Arabs as a people and collectively. Upon query, it was verified that this ad was sponsor- ed by Hillel, the Jewish…

… student oundation on campus. This action can only be viewed as follows: First, that Hillel h a s Aone a major disservice to the Jews >n this campus by lending its aame to such racist, hateful enter- prise…

… the Arabs is a policy of Hillel and would call the attention of all minority and nationality groups on campus to adopt a clear policy towards Hillel in the future, since toleration of racism against the…

… Arabs is a prelude to racisms towards other minorities and na- tionalities. Racism in all its forms should be universally condemned. SECOND, IN accepting such an ad The Michigan Daily has set a dangerous…

… University of Michigan Israeli and Arab students should discuss the issues QUESTION: What causes hali- tosis and what can be done about it? ANSWER: Take heart - bad breath is better than no breath at all…

… the Knesset this past weekend, Israeli students at the University embarked on their own ambitious attempt to es- tablish a dialogue with the Arab stu- dent community. The Israelis held an open house at…

… might take place. The failure of the Arab students to appear at the Israeli open house will inevitably raise doubts in the student community as to the Arab desires for peace. Their appearance could only…

… enthusiasm by all par- ties involved. Only in this way will Arab and Israeli students be able to both understand and resolve their national differences. The realization remains that if there can be no…

… thought of banging my head against a wall." The "It's What's Up Front That Counts" Turkey to the three University students who posed for Playboy. The "Marsupial Justice" Turkey to the jury in the VA nurses…

… perverted one." aI rIWE ial rS oJ Editorial Freedomi Health Service Handbook Vol. LXXXVIII, no. 66 420 Maynard Sf., Ann Arbor, MI 48109 News Phone: 764-0552 Edited and managed by students at the…

… East Quad Sunday night, in the hope that they and thecArabs would finally have a forum in which to exchange of views on Mideast prob- lems might be achieved. To the dismay and disappointment of the…

… of the fact that Mideast leaders may or may not concur on the time and place to settle their differences, students from those countries should always embrace any occasion in which rational discussion…

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

… after vowing to find a "ne- cessary consensus" for an Arab- Israeli settlement. Prdsident Carter said in Washington he thought Geneva peace talks could still be held this year. The optimism from Carter…

… and Arab foreign ministers would be an apparent attempt to over- come Israeli objection to Pales- tinian participation at Geneva. Asked if peace talks were still a probability, Carter told re- porters…

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… Phone: 764-0552 SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 1974 Anunielyesgnaio LEE GILL'S UNEXPECTED resignation as president of the Student Govern- ment Council comes at a very unfortu- nate time for students on this…

… more than one council per- son has seen academics slide due to the heavy time commitment involved. THE REAL LOSS of course, will be to the students, as replacement leadership of the caliber offered by…

… infestation, dirty b a t h- Lettrs: ustie for Palestinians Tfo The Daily: FOR THE SECOND time in two months an anti-Arab racist state- ment appears on the pages of The Daily, this time in the form of a…

… Palestinians are descendants of the original inhabitants (Canaanites, Amorites, Arameans, Arabs and .Jews!); this was 1300 years be- fore Moses led the Hebrews to Palestine. Second, in 1948, over 700…

… constituted only 7 per cent of the total population of Pales- tine Third, the Palestinians of today are part of the Arab nation, shar- ing a common long history, a common language, and a common destiny. Their…

… status was and con- tinues to be no different than the Lebanese, Syrians, Iraqis, Egyp- tians, or other fellow Arabs. Before Israel, they lived in thriving cities, had prosperous and productive farms, and…

… enjoyed the highest standard of living in the Arab World. They agree with the nationally syndicated columnist, Jenkin Lloyd Jones (Ann Arbor News, May 12, '73) that "the in- gathering of the exiles to the…

… finally, the facts are that the Zionist occupation of Palestine which led to the forced dispersal of the Palestinian Arabs cannot annull the Palestinian personality, and that there ill be no true po…

…- litical to the Arab-Israeli conflict until the rights and demands of more than one million Palentin- ians, now livig in exile, are taken -t osideaher Mohammed Jan. 11 l,'riawli A robs To The Daily: WITH ALL…

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

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

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

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

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

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

…, Iran (AP) - Troops trying to keep student protesters from mar- ching to the home of a Moslem holy man opened fire with automatic weapons and tear gas yesterday near Tehran University. The students…

… Ameli-Tehrani said the reports of deaths were "not true.'' He did, however, confirm that many persons had been injured. GOVERNMENT sources said the troops opened fire into the crowd of students when they…

… warnings to get the airline's fleet operative again. That strike is costing millions of dollars a day in lost revenue. with Arab BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) - Leaders of 20 Arab nations sent a delegation to Cairo…

… implicity offer of massive Arab financial aid if Egypt abandons its go- it-alone peace drive. But Sadat declared to the Egyptian Parliament,. "All the millions in the world will not buy the will of Egypt…

…." THE RECONCILIATION mission' dispatched by the Arab summit meeting here was headed by Lebanese Prime Minister Salim el-Hoss. Sadat went before the Parliament in Cairo a short time after word reached the…

… which was already on its way. They did not ask permission. They shall not meet with me or any Egyptian official," SADAT TOLD a news conference later, however, that he would be willing' to meet with Arab…

… the Arab League summit, saying that if Sadat agreed to return to the Arab fold, "the summit conference promises to guarantee the steadfastness of Egypt and its people." THAT WAS A clear reference to an…

… Iraqi proposal at the conference that the Arab countries give Egypt up to $5 billion to draw Sadat away from his. growing dependence on the West for bolstering his sagging economy. The delegation was…

… Ahmed al-Suedy of the United Arab Emirates. Hoss and Suedy represent governments with relatively moderate positions Fitz too close. to call By MARIANNE EGRI Breaking with its tradition of remaining…

… nonpartisan, the Michigan Student Assembly (MSA) endorsed Democratic candidates for the Board of Regents, state House, and state Senate at its meeting Tuesday night. MSA is supporting Regents Paul Brown (D…

… arter urges Arabs to joi airo peace talks; names envoy eN n~1 A 0TTII Mf X7 n'% D . A..,.+ 0-14:. .l4L.c ... .i1A& - I WASHINGTON (AP) - President Carter said yesterday that the United States is no…

… longer the "dominant intermediary" in the Middle East. But he offered support to all Arab countries that decide to negotiate directly with Israel. So far only Egypt has seized that initiative. That action…

… was described by Carter at a news conference as an "historic breakthrough." BUT CARTER said he was con- vinced all of Israel's Arab neighbors - Syria, Jordan and Lebanon - want peace with the Jewish…

… was that the United States then might support a separate settlement between Egypt and Israel, which some Arabs are convinced is already in the making. "BUT," CARTER went on, "we certainly have not…

… reached that point yet. I think the other Arab leaders do want peace with Israel." Carter began the news conference with an announcement that Alfred Atherton, the assistant secretary of State for the Near…

… Department's top Middle East expert to the Arab-Israeli negotiations. Ath- erton's post with the department is an unusually sensitive one, and asso- ciates say one of his major achieve- ments is that he has…

… Thomas Danko finally has a representative's seat on the Michigan Student Assembly (MSA). School of Library Science student government president Roger Tachuk said he "temporarily" appointed Danko to the…

… school's seat on the Assembly even though Danko is not a library science student. MSA'S CONSTITUTION states, "The Assembly shall have one voting representative from each school or college." Danko maintains…

… rage Three i-oae Th.: Libya refuses to end oil ban, calls U.S. policy anti-Arab' By AP and Reuter October's wa TRIPOLI, Libya - Libya will Libya reject not reconsider its oil ban on the…

… adhered to a United States unless the U. S. in Kuwait. changes its anti-Arab policy, the DECIDING Libyan news agency Arna said go at a time yesterday. on the Syrian Commenting on a decision tak- ating was a…

… enough ration program for s, he said. ICHIGAN PALLY XXXIV, Number 134 day, March 20, 1974 managed by students at of Michigan. News phone !! A class postage paid at chigan 48106. Published hrough Sunday…

…; cal mail (Michigan and non-local mail ;othey' sgn ), its hostile policy towards the Arabs," the agency said. The government newspaper Al- Fajr Al-Jadid, in a similar vein, said the decision against the…

… oil ban was completely unjustified and "all signs indicate that the enemy is preparing for another round to destroy Arab pride." THERE WAS NO immediate word from the Middle East whe- ther oil had…

… Randy or Andy Young Apt. 211,769-6374 rrer =MEMO AP Photo LIBYAN OIL MINISTER Ezzedin Mabruk leaves Monday's Arab oil minister's meeting. Libya and Syria were the only two countries present refusing to…

… lift their embargo against the U.S. STUDENT PROTEST: Food riots plagu NEW DELHI,. (Reuter - At to Patna to make an on-the-spot least 10 people, were killed and assessment. 31 injured as police opened…

…. reported. COMPARATIVE calm returned At least 22 people have now died to the western state of Gujarat since student - led anti-govern- only last Sunday after seven ment demonstrations erupted last weeks of…

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

…4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY New U.S. policy could alter Ar By The Associated Press President Anwar Sadat of Egypt indicated yesterday that the Arabs should alter their oil embargo of the United States…

… conference that the unrestricted flow of Arab oil to the United States may resume in less than two months as a result of the Egyptian-Israeli troop agreement. Sadat said he can "now sin- cerely say that the…

… United States has adopted a new policy, that there is a significant, though not total, change." Asked if the Arab embargo of oil to the United States should be modified, Sadat replied: "FOR EVERY change in…

… the American position, it is neces- AP Photo sary for the Arabs to make an identical change toward the United States." .uin Sadat said three months ago Rouge i- that the U.S. position in the is mouth…

…. Middle East was "fundamentally pro-Israeli, under pretext of a balance of forces in the region." Arab newspapers have said recently that Sadat, now on a touir of Arab nations, is support- ing a U.S. plea…

…. Financial Aid's 1977 figures, will cost an out-of-state student a permanent job in Michigan. "I was so damn humble. I was praying. I felt like I was at Michigan residency - a used, abused, and sometimes $24…

…-of-state student a chance to tion, entertainment, and medical care, as well as tuition. A marriage certificate, signing a lease, having a Michigander time," admitted Tischler, now a graduate student in social save…

… $9,000 as an undergraduate at the University. But Michigan resident pays only $15,580 - a difference of $9,100. spouse or simply stating that you intend to acquire a work. students must first prove…

…, accor and transplanted themselves firmly and forever in Michigan. said William Grothe, on assistant director of financial aid. student. ding to the residence regulations, proved intent to stay in "I…

… Tischler. major whose application was denied. "They~said I failed to Residency is established on three basis criteria, accor- one is a student. This year, the student is a Michigan establish intent to stay…

… Martin added. ous presence in the state before becoming a student; a state secretary of the appeals committee," Martin said. year, she used her grandparents' Michigan address. Now, "Residency is judged on…

… home, based on the circumstances and facts surrounding a person," gan; "significant connections" if the student once lived in the for and received residency three years ago. The former New the University…

… Another student, considered a Michigan resident by the regulations, approved by the Regents in 1974, offer his office house; a Michigan license for a practicing profession; a long- for a year at Stanger…

… Cairo ta U.N. representatives also in attend- ended in hopes of eventually b ance. the Palestinians and Israe "THE UNITED STATES wants to do Arab neighbors - Syria, Leb all in its power to facilitate such…

… whenever they will also take him to Syria, Lebanon, come we shall be very happ Jordan and Saudi Arabia in an effort to them with us." gain support from Arab leaders for Sa- dat's unprecedented peace…

… minister period," replacing Aziz Sidky, who ue to stand by the Palestinians and of Egypt yesterday night, declar- has been Prime Minister for the not forfeit an inch of Arab land. ing "there is a continuous…

… that the confrontation1 "On the contrary, we have to in- Arab Socialist Union (A.S.U.), the with Israel "should continue and1 crease and intensify our engage- country's only political party. be escalated…

…, edited and man- rfre oysedya svg ter. And a California legislator aged by students at the University of attempts to break our i n t e r n a 1 ter. A eansalfori lsuper Michigan. News phone: 764-0562. Second…

… after8 - hdeaten to tel thimd whawt henU~ie hdeaetotlhi whttem e tacos contained, but said he want- I.!I 1 1NI ed more even when he knew the!- recipe. uI , -M ership some students to undermine Egypt…

…'s position. "There are some people who do not like Egypt to be strong with the support of the Arab nation, nor did they want the Arab nation to be strong with Egypt's support," he said. Sadat criticized…

… Washington' ap- parent decision to give Israel even more warplanes after Preimer Gol- da Meir's visit, "to frighten the Arabs." "I think the United States posi- tion is very clear, she wants us to accept a…

… partial settlement and concessions which would lead to a phased Arab capitulation to Is- roel," instead of a phased Israel withdrawal from lands seized in 1967, as called for by the United Nations, he said…

…-0552 Wednesday, June 28, 1978 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Regents sympathize with tuition woes T HIS SPRING the Regents tentatively ap- proved 8.75 per cent tuition hike for un…

…- dergraduates. This will undoubtedly deny many deserving students a chance to attend one of the country's finest public institutions, and things will be much tougher for those who can afford to stay. As the…

… legislature, based on the amount of aid granted per student to public universities. The Regents were voicing their disapproval of a program which denies money to the educational institutions established by the…

… state to serve Michigan residents who want a college education. Also, during the June meeting, the Regents made another commitment to this same goal in supporting student aid in heartingly strong ter- ms…

…Page 2-Sunday; February 5, 1978-The Michigan Daily Hey Baby.. going my way? find outI Advertise in the Daily Classifieds ,under Transportation. Call 764-0557 Arab hardliners blast Sadat at summit…

… ALGIERS, Algeria (AP) - Hard- line Arab leaders adjourned their summit meeting late last night with no sign they had agreed on a plan to scuttle Egyptian President Anwar Sadat's peace negotiations with Is…

… make Egypt an agent to prevent Arabs and Africans from "safeguarding their freedom, obtaining their liberty and choosing their options toward prog- ress." The conference ended more than 24 hours late as…

… working with the Zionist enemy and in virtue of which he is consent- ing to concessions which attack the basic essence of the national and historic rights of the Arab nation." THE MEETING was similar to one…

… held in Tripoli, Libya, shortly after Sadat made the historic visit to Jerusalem in November that isolated him from most of the rest of the Arab world. Algerian Foreign Minister Abdel- aziz Bouteflika…

…, who hosted the summit, said earlier the participants did not want to exclude Sadat from the Arab community, but said "the Egyptian leaders cannot continue to regard themselves as omnipotent and carry…

… out a policy of capitulation in the name of the entire Arab world, meaning in the name of our own countries.' The summit called for the Arab world to reinforce links with Third World and Communist…

… nations, led by the Soviet Union, to win the widest international support for the Arab cause. It instructed Arafat to tell mem- bers of the U.N. Security Council and U.N. Secretary-General Kurt Wald- heim…

… in the name of the entire Arab world.". .' - Algerian Foreign Minister A bdelaziz Bouteflika Hash charge costs MSA Veep R.A. job (Continued from Page 1) has since resigned, heard reports of the…

…. UNIVERSITY Housing Director Robert Hughes refused to discuss the Arnson dismissal. Students on Arnson's former hall and Although, the earth is shaken by tens of thousands of earthquakes each year, it is…

…- tinue. Cliffford Brown February 13, 1976 Mideast To The Daily: The calumny of the Arab big lie has seen print in the pages of the Michigan Daily. Interest- ingly, the Organization of Arab Students now…

… Students is rot. Although Jews dwelt in Iraq and other Arab states a full thousand years before the advent of Arab hegemony in the region, they were subjected to constant ha- rassment, taxed prejudicially…

… the words cannot be underestimated Just ask any student toting an arm-load of books on the psy- cho-sexual implications of Moby Dick up those very stairs. Perhaps the greatest testimony to Rock's motto…

… student at the big U', I recognize that we cannot forget Sgt. Rock or we'll come to take our tasks too seriously. A lot of people - all gronks with four points and designs on Harvard law - probably dismiss…

… Central Intelligence Agency and major American corpora- tions. One gets a sense from this righteous indignation that If only university students could somehow be in the right places (always far-off), this…

… vocations, rather than placing its students in a position where they must become parties to murder and bribery. For in the final analysis, hasn't the univesrity, and per- haps this one more than most, always…

… resorts to the plaintive cry that the Arab peo- pIe are being falsely pilloried by the Zionists. To hear the Arab spokesman put it, Jews never had it so good in the Arab countries wherein they had resided…

… for several millennia before emigrating to Israel. In fact, Iraq recently invited all her erstwhile Jewish coun- trymen to return to their for- mer homeland. This plea by the Organization of Arab…

… outbreak of fighting Monday. The president acted after meeting with Arab mediators and envoys seeking to end the conflict. THE FIGHTING this week and list grew from mounting tensions between guerrillas and…

… external plot" and said Syria would provide support. But Syrian Foreign Minister Abdul Halim Khaddam, who was here Monday as part of Arab efforts to mediate the crisis, assured Lebanese authorities there…

… court mitted untreated sewage was released into to the extent indicated by McCormick. rulings on whether out-of-state students the river on at least four occasions last From all indications, however, the…

… pres- can be charged higher tuition. year. ent treatment system must be expanded to d k t- On, and on .nd. .. That interminable Student Government Council election isn't over yet. The re- sults from…

… people interested in getting involved. Finally; the Grad Coffee Hour will be held at Rackham at 8 p.m. 4A2s weather lie sun just might decide to come out from behind the clouds today as students return to…

…- See WASTE, Page 11 Student stabbed at Tappan school By DAN BIDDLE A ninth grade student was stabbed several times in the chest during an after- noon incident at T a p p a n Junior High School yesterday…

…, school officials reported. The injured student, tenatively identified as Jim Denton of Ann Arbor, was taken to St. Joseph Mercy Hospital for surgery on stab wounds which one witness described as "right…

… below the heart." According to several students, the inci- dent began when three Pioneer High School students harassed Denton during-= See BOY, Page 11 Lebano meati Egypt from t tinianj In C similar…

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

…QrM'tr Lirl!an 4ai Eighty-Four Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan INFORMATION BOARD On access to administrative information 420 Maynard St., Ann…

… students' records each term for satisfaction of their grad- uation requirements, 2) aide in multi-term student planning of their programs and 3) serve as a list of faculty interests which could help students…

… students by calling in to correct it. TEACHING While great progress is being made in providing students with good academic advising informa- tion, nothing is being done to pro- vide students with good…

… informa- tion about teaching. The Student Counseling Office provides some help here, but is unable to provide complete in- formation because of its size. Some but not all departments collect student course…

… evaluation information, but it is generally not designed to serve students' inter- ests nor is it generally available to students. A College Information System now in the planning stage is being designed to…

… permanent rigidity, it could lead to a new war the Arabs do not want University won't lose aid or loans (Continued from Page 1) "With rapid growth, the Guaranteed Student Loan program has enabled many…

… be an act of great risk and daring, perhaps dictated by necessity to restore movement toward peace talks. Diplomatic efforts sponsored by the United States to arrange an Arab-Israeli peace conference…

… students to get through college," Butts said. "But at the same time, the program grew so fast it couldn't be ad- ministered. The defaults are partially the student's fault, but when the gover- nment never…

… send them a bill, how can you blame the students for not paying." Students loans have been providing middle income families with educational opportunities for the better part of two decades. "The first…

… student loan program was the nation's response to SPutnik," But- ts said. "It was designed to encourage people to become scientists and science teachers so we would catch up with the Russians. As it turns…

… out, it has benefit- ted anyone who wants to get an educa- tion." Michigan students can apply to any of seven different loan programs, depen- ding on the family income level. The loans must come from…

… private lending institutions, the state government or the University. Roughly 13 per cent of all undergraduates have some kind of student loan. "There is a lot of bad publicity with the program," he said…

…. "But when you compare how many students aren't re- paying with how many benefited, you'll see the criticism is undeserved." and that Egypt cannot afford. On the other hand, a settlement with Israel…

… placed all his chips on President Carter and the United States. But in many Arab eyes, in and out of Egypt, Carter seems unable or unwilling to pressure Israel into making the concessions the Arabs believe…

… to be niecessary. These are that Israel pull out of all* Arab land occupied in 1967, that it agree to the creation of a Palestinian state next door, and that represen- tatives of the Palestine…

… vacation student guide around." areas in 26 countries. - Saturday Review GET YOURS TODAY FODOR'S MODERN GUIDES, INC. No. UM-2-74 750 Third Ave., New York, N.Y. 10017 Europe Under 25 sounds great to me, so…

… constructed. The proposed structure will be three stories high, with Burger King occupying 5,000 sq. feet in the basement. The remainder of the building would be offices. THE FIRST speaker, A student, set the…

… the commission particular campus organization, "never listens to the public any- but was merely "echoing the sen- way." He argued that the only sup- timents of other students." porters of the Mc…

…. French disagree with conference proposalrs (continued from Page 1) American oil companies operating quoted sources who said Saudi in the Arab world and for a with- Arabia, the largest Arab oil pro- drawal…

… of Arab deposits from U.S. ducer, will demand soon that four banks. American companies give up their IN OTHER developments yes- shares in the Arabian American terday: Oil Co.-Armaco. 0 The Guit Oil…

… Corp. announced IRAQ HAS been one of the most that it earned a record $800 mil- vociferous opponents of U.S. Mid- lion in 1973, a 55.8 per cent in- dle East policies since the Arab- crease over the year…

… said. customers are violating federal Arab oil ministers gather in Tri- law. poli tomorrow. The Internal Revenue Service Iraq cut off oil to the United began notifying its field offices to States last…

… fall, but was the only urge consumers to complain if Arab country that refused to cut they are barred from buying gas- x back the amount of oil going to oline or diesel fuel in favor of a Western Europe…

… Arab states and the superpowers will get out of Geneva," a Palestinian student at Bethlehem University recently said. "But what's in it for us?" The Palestinians - who see themselves as the greatest…

… response to criticisms of its treatment of the Pal- estinians. It is that the Arabs have treated the Palestinians even worse. There 'are no mass graves of slaughtered Palestinians in the Gaza, as in Beirut…

…- ceded in his report critical of the Palestinians, "the lack of tolerance shown by the middle-class Jew toward the Arab citi-. zen ... can amount to real hatred." But that hatred is muted in contrast to…

…-, ecutive Committee Secretary-General Mohammed Nashashibi said, "There are two kinds of Palestinians, those ruled by Israel and those ruled by Arabs. Why do you think we (the PLO) get such support from both…

… strategist and one of the founders of Fateh, the Palestine National Liberation Move- ment. "The struggle against the Israelis gets the most atten- tion. But the struggle for Arab recognition of our rights has…

… been much more costly." . PLO officials in Beirut say twice as many Palestinians have been killed by Arabs as by Israelis since their struggle began. And AI-Wazi points out that the first casualty of the…

… Palestinians as the beginning of their struggle for emancipation. Arab opposition to independent Palestinian action has had another important effect. "Israel destroyed our national rights," one PLO official said…

… disenchantment with the Arab states. Yet Lebanon does not appear to have been as devastating a$ Black September. "The Palestinians still have a force in being," one high- ranking U.S. diplomat recently observed…

… certainly without liking it very much, both Israel and the Arabs long have found themselves drifting toward accord on the Pales- tinian problem, and toward similar policies of repression against the…

… which they have little remaining sympathy and even less national interest. Yet Israel continues to predicate its security requirements on the assumption that it faces a unitary Arab menance, not separate…

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

… 26, 1978 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Plymnouth refor-m must come now N EARLY March, after the Detroit Free Press reported that residents of the Plymouth Center for…

… its own. INFLATION 16 RAMPANT AND CARTER S NOT DOING ANYT ING BUT HANPING OUT LOANS ABOUT VOLUNTAR ENIA ACION I YU WN 'rro Students must endeavor to redistribute power in 'U' Educational reform…

… community. THE UNIVERSITY has failed to provide for adequate student space-for example, in the Michigan Union, where the vitality of the student community could be greatly bolstered by some serious planning…

…: The Administration, in fact, has reclaimed the student-financed Student Activities Building for administrative functions-again, a closed decision having no mandate from the student body. Research into…

… aliens, especially students, and U.S. citizens of Arab origin. ALONG WITH thousands of in- dividuals of the Arab-American community in the United States, in the past several weeks a number of Arab students…

… harrassed and intimi- dated, not only the individuals di- rectly involved, but the entire groep of Arab students on campus. WE HAVE NOT been able to find any other national minority on campus or in the area…

… Jerry De Grieck, a city councilman, are members of the Human Rights Party. eeking viable social changes .0 Are Arabs civi'l liberties endangered? By RIAD AL-AWAR IN AN EDITORIAL (Sept. 29) The…

… Daily made one exception to "foreigners with civil liberties" - "countries where Palestinians and their sympathizers are harbored." This means, apparently, that t h e Arabs are beyond the pale of the…

…-level "committee on terrorism," repre- sented by several federal agencies, including the FBI and the Immi- gration Service. This committee has had as its exclusive aim the surveillance and interrogation of Arab…

… students have been asked questions regarding their private lives which do not directly relate lo the issue of visas. Others, although it has not yet happened on this cam- pus, have been asked about their…

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

…-0552 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Woodyon the grid I TLOOKED extremely rocky for the Red and Gray that day; The score stood two to zip with but one minute left to play. So, when…

… been shut out. - Jim Tobin (with the usual apologies to E. L. Thayer) SADA T VISITS THE KNESSET Israel and the Arab reaction By ROD KOSANN The Mideast has become an area of the world in which con…

… recognition as a possible turning point in an ongoing state of hostility that has marked Arab- Israeli relations for decades. If Sadat's visit achieves the "dialogue" that Menahem Begin says he is looking for…

… laun- ched by diverse elements in the Arab world. Arab claims that his visit is a stake aimed at the heart of Arab solidarity have been widespread, not withstanding Sadat's assurances to the con- trary…

…- sive meetings between the two leaders, called on Arab nations to "shoulder the responsibilities in facing the dangers inherent in an Arab leader's trip to Israel." Re- leasing such a statement, Syria…

… effectively closed ranks with Iraq and the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) who respec- tively branded Sadat's trip a "deviation" from Arab Unity, and a "flagrant defiance of Arab popular will." The…

… PLO also cited the visit as a "dangerous turning point, and a gain for intrigues of international Zionsim and the United States." To accept too readily Arab claims of unity is to accept along with it a…

… not find solidarity. The fact rm~ains that the strongest bond ihthe Arab world is a mutual .;lWtility tohe Jewish state. If it is not Arab unity, what then lies below the surface of Arab an- tagonism to…

… a Sadat visit? Ex- cluding the notion of internation- al intrigue, it is a far more funda- mental issue - specifically, Is- rael's very right to exist. Being the first Arab leader to visit the…

… jcountry since it gained statehood in 1948, Sadat has now lent his tacit approval to that right. It is this gesture which the Israelis hail, but the more radical Arab elements deplore. THE SYRIAN statement…

… &4411 an 3 t Eighty years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mich. News Phone: 764-0552 Editorials printed in The…

… 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…

… Foreign News Analyst Beyond the questions of cease- fire, prisoner exchange and Is- raeli withdrawal from occupied Arab lands is another so far receiving little attention but pos- sibly the most difficult…

… in the 1948 Arab-Israeli war and hav- ing been caught up again in the 1967 war. The Arab-Israeli wars all have been emotional, religious and poli- tical. And among the refugees living in camps - 85…

… extreme of the guerrilla leaders. AT ANY RATE, it is a prob- lem that has defied solution for 25 years and cost around $1 bil- lion, most of it coming from the United States. The Arabs have insisted the…

… East Jerusalem, w h i c h Israel annexed two weeks after its 1967 victory, it has offered to compensate Arabs for 1 o s t property on the basis of assess- ed value in 1947 plus 25 per cent. The cost has…

… lo lc ..r "::"..,....J ..... . ....",>:".J~r..,.....edited...and imanagedandbynastudentsdetsaa Wednesday, November 21 Student Accounts: Your attention the University of Michigan. News phone DAY…

…: "Students shall Ann Arbor, Michigan 48106. Published vices Research: Its Implications for pay all account due the University not daily Tuesday through Sunday morning a series of high level Israeli conferences…

…: ceseir lne ad fllr isnggeen o frcs.guage," Lane Hall, noon, ;however, student loans not yet due Ohio): $12 non-local mail (other states' Psych. Film Series: "Up Is Down;" are exempt. Any unpaid accounts at…

…; Emergency Clinic (fee will be I be issued. "(b) All students owing such -- ISRAEL BELIEVES that one purpose of the Egyptian map is to charged Nov. 22-23) open Nov 22 & 23, prove that the Egyptian Third Army…

…Wednesday & Thursday March 10th & 11 th Department of Speech-Student Laboratory Theatre presents GEORGE WASHINGTON CROSSING THE DELAWARE- by KENNETH KOCH AND THE INDIAN WANTS THE BRONX by ISRAEL…

… term "blatantly racialist." CEASE FIRE ENDED: ySyrian leader calls on Arabs to mobilize By The Associat-ed Press I Ls ye r as Lffy were ast yed. Syria's strong man, Lt. Gen. Hafez Assad, called on the…

… Arab world yesterday to mobilize for a "war of liberation" against Israel. A BOMB THREAT closed the State Office Building in Columbus, Hours after he issued the call, Israeli sources ig Tiberias said a…

… five complaints including charges of ra- fired by Palestinian guerrillas. No casualties were reported. cism in the schools, charges of unfair punishment of black students, Hafez addressed a mass rally in…

… Damascus as guerrilla leaders and and a demand for black administrators in predominately black schools.: Arab newspapers throughout the Middle East expressed jubilation over The protest ended after…

… Sunday. -- -------- - - "The only way 'left open for the Arabs to recover their occupied 7-WEEK STRIKE ENDS land is that of armed combat," As- sad told cheering thousands in the Syrian capital. British…

… started Jan. 20. to dictate surrender on the Arab their rounds yesterday after a seven-week strike Post Office officials maintained an international countries under the pretext of that left 71 million…

… entire recovery operation was complicated "asdeadly an enemy of the Arabs on basic wages of $36 to $65 a week. Now they by Britain's new decimal currency and by higher as Israel." are at the mercy of a…

… cent forces of the Arabs in the coming While the returnees were sorting 11 million pieces ceiling on wage increases. liberation battle," he said. assaulted the tiny Vietnamese village during an infantry…

… Vietnamese rice farmer was thrown into a well and shot- either by Calley or one of his men. The Michigan Daily, edited and man- aged by students at the University of Michigan.News phone: 764-0552. Second Class…

… Church St.-769-1222 r ' * U S RedUCed Rates fr:i BILLIARDS Everyday to 6 pm at the UNION OPEN 10 am' I I . I AHMED, a member of the Organi- zation of Arab Students, said most Arab students here feel that…

… Arab critics and gain back some lost prestige." Added Ahmed: "Maybe he's hop- ing that after this show of force, the concessions will seem less harsh." JOHN DIRECTOR* coordinator for the Student Union…

…Page 2-Thursday, January 19, 1978-The Michigan Daily SRegents topics: student housing. minority drop By BRIAN BLANCHARD 506 ('73) to a low of 349 ('74). The Regents face two gloomy After more than a…

… decade of inac- reports at this afternoon's meeting in tivity, the University has begun to the Administration Building - one consider the possibilities of more noting a sharp drop in minority student…

… MINORITY status report have held 769 students but the shows a decline in minority enroll- building was "not in good physical ment in the Literary College to the repair" and already houses some stu- 1972…

… level of 6.6 per cent of total en- dents. rollment - a drop of 0.6 per cent in " St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, re- the last two years. The number of cently purchased by the University minority students has…

… fallen to 424, after a great deal of repair, might from last year's figure of 488. Over have served 700 students. the last five years, the minority " University Towers, on South population has ranged from…

… a high of University, already has 700 students livinginde . "nr ......rnrn..... ..j The January meeting will continue W Htomorrow morning beginning at 9 UWATCH FOR .m. JIM REMPE----- February 2nd The…

… lowest retail price on record in i ma the United States for potatoes was 12 Pocket Billiard I cents for 10 pounds in 1896, reports the U.S. Census Bureau. SExhibition -- : E h ioMore than 2,000 students…

…-determination, but said Arabs "have self-determination in 21 sover- eign Arab states." . Begin went on to compare Palestin- ian self-government with Hitler's expansionist policies during the 1930's. KAMEL, TAKEN aback…

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

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

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