… Challenges Asks for Building Funds GDafn Acton Group Defeiick 17, By DAVID DUBOFF An estimated 8,000 Ann Arbor residents will go to the polls to- morrow to cast their votes on a controversial $15.5 million…
… constitutes Five similarsuits have been filed nearly $7 million of - the $15.5 by other ACLU chapters around million proposed bond issue, inI the country, Mazey said. "At least light of the high construction…
… 155, Dwinelle Hall, as a non- To date, seven houses have com- dominated the committee that credit course in order that Cleaver plied. Alpha Chi Omega does, not proposed the motion, would at- can be…
… to t be settled. I the hotel meeting rooms after an The latest teacher's demand absence of almost a week. Z consists of a total package of Although the top-level talks are s $1,155,000. This includes a…
…- came Lausche's early lead in rural counties and then spread his lead in most metropolitan areas. Returns from 4,972 polling places out of 12,886 gave Gilligan 175,396 votes to 155,520 for Lausche. "Can…
…NEGOTIATIONS: THE FIRST WORD See editorial page (ZAP gutriauP D~At& COLDER High-63 Low-40 Thundershowers today and tonight, turning colder by evening. Vol: LXXVIII, No. 155 Ann Arbor, Michigan…
… Ward of today's balloting. He said he he civi right to pivtehousing Leroy Cappaert (D) 2,155 hopes that there will be positive 1 where that housing has been pub- Linden C. Pettys (R) 1,732 support for…
… 155 to 103 pounds dur- ing his fast. Gregory warned that America had "better wake up and find out how deeply we are racist. But we are so sick and insane, we refuse to admit that racism exists. We…
… for think- until after the Regents have acted posed $15.5 million school bond into practice. ing an in-state graduate will re- upon recommended changes in the issue designed to finance a The "routine…
