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…-1 NO MORE COMMITTEES wee Editorial Page Y HANI-I§&ttfl~ .A6F t IV HYPERBOREAN fHlgh-60 LoA-30 Ridiculously clear, cold, and frosty Vol. LXXX, No. 2-S Ann Arbor, Michigcon-Thursday, May 7~1970 Eight Pages U., lati nches 3 new drives 0 into Cambodia Offensive possible near DMZ SAIGON -'S and South Vietnamese troops launched three new drives a c r o s s the Cambodian border yesterday. but savage North Vietnamese attacks in South V...…

… Subscribe to the Daily -Phone 764-0558 FIGHTING U.S. IMPERIALISM See Editorial Page Y gilt 742 p0-1qqWP-" IRV" t FREE ISSUE Vol LXXX, No, -S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, May 6, 1970 Eight Pages RAM DISRUPTION: Student put PROTESTS S EEP U.S. C on probation By LINDSAY CHANEY The first student convicted of class disruption during the recent Black Action Movement strike has been put on one semester disciplinary probation by...…

… REGENTAL TYRANNY See Editorial; Page Lilt tl ~Iaitp SUBSCRIBE TO THE SUMMER DAILY 764-0550 Vol. LXXX, No. 163 Ann Arbor, Michigan - Saturday, April 18, 1970 Ten Cents Ten Pages SGC, SACUA outraged over surprise action The text of the Regent's new policy on disruption appears on Page 4. By ROB BIER In a surprise move yesterday, the Regents unanimously passed a set of "interim" conduct rules and disciplinary pro- cedures for dealing ...…

…OSS: STRIKE FIVE See Editorial Page Y gut ~!adj46 'POGAMOGANISI' Hligh-63 Low-37 Sunny anid pleasant; no precipitation Vol. LXXX, No. 162 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, April 17, 1970 Ten Cents Student files: The politics of pri" By MARTIN HIRSCHMAN of Anderson's office said at the Nissen admits that he surveyed students are registered and in Although the Administrative ulty member see the file directly. they di Editor time that if any of th...…

…STOP THE REPRISALS NOW See Editorial Page LWt Y 74Iaii4y QUESTIONABLE High-62 Low--38 Mostly fair, chance of rain ;, ,., .. .. Vol LXXX, No. 160 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, April 15, 1970 Ten Cents Eiaht Races Ten Cents &-'i is IPwne a MINNESOTA JUDGE: President nominates Astronauts endangered Blackm un for court WASHINGTON (M'-- Fed- eral Judge Harry A. Blackmun > of Minnesota yesterday be- came President's Nixon's third...…

… HOFFMAN FOR 'LAW AND ORDER* See Editorial Page SirA6 Iaitj BREEZEY Iligh-53 Low--38 Partly cloudy, cooler I Vol. LXXX, No. 159 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, April 14, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages OSS VP CANDIDATE: 'Shervrngton Nwithdraws Bulletin HOUSTON {I)-The Apollo 13 moon landing was cancelled at 1 a.m.+ this morning after two of the craft's three electrical supply sys1ems failed to function. Two of the astronauts moved in...…

…Gay Lib: Resisting repression of the homost 3xual By JANE BARTMAN and W. E. SCHROCK Pins proclaiming "Out of the closets into the streets" have baffled local button watchers late- ly. But almost as puzzling as the slogan is its sponsor, the Gay Lib- eration Front (GLF). A newly established SGC-ap- proved student organization, GLF "is a coalition of homosexuals, les- bians, bi-sexuals, and straights who say NO to sexual repression." A growing...…

…NON-ACADEMIC DISCIPLINE See Editorial Page. Yl r e Si1 rriga Iad MORE Iligh-55 Low--30 Sunny and balmy with scattered clouds Vol. LXXX, No. 157 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, April 11, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages Sharp rise in jobless rate seen Highest increase in unemployed ranks in--decade WASHINGTON P-The nation's unemployment r a t e continued rising last month to the highest levels in nearly five years, climbing from 4.2 to 4.4 per c...…

… FAST FOR PEACE: AN EXAMPLE See Editorial Page jcj: C iflir &jttij FRESH High-55 LOW-25 Sunny and cool, with more winds and stuff Vo-. LXXX, No. 156 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, April 10, 1970 Ten Cents ri V PW'YNY i W\ 373 /s~7~ Ten Pages Locke withdraws from SMC attacks U' profs' candi dacy for OSS post w-gaily-James T. Neubacher Hubert Locke NIXON CHARGES BIAS: Next court choice to be non-Southern WASHINGTON (4--President Nixon...…

…ites of spi By DEBRA THAL People, people, everywhere and sunshine, lollipops, ice cream, Lt. Staudenmaier and the brown-green-grass welcomed back spring yesterday. As the temperature reached 73 degrees, impromptu picnics, football games, and sunbathing became, as one sun worshipper put it, the "only thing you can do in weather like this. After all finals are more than a week away." In the Arb, the White Panthers Youth International Party spons...…

…A NEW AGE OF LABOR REVOLT See Editorial Page Y Ink r~gF~ . 4bp :43 a t t ENERVATING High-55 Low-37 Increasing cloudiness, chance of rain Vol. LXXX, No. 154 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, April 8, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pagps LSA unit votes on reprisals Urges committal of strike cases lo student judiciary By ART LERNER The LSA student govern-F ment's Executive Council pass-j ed a motion last night ex- pressing its belief that "non- a...…

…TUITION INCREASE See Editorial Page Vol. LXXX, No. 153 (Z1 * Sir 4auP 74la#4*bly SPRINGIER High-48 Low-35 Partly sunny, Increasing cloudiness Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, April 7, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages QUENON, CAPPAERT LOSE 4GOP gains 2 council seats h .: .......... :fBy DEBRA THAL Republicans won four out of five City C o u n c i l seats as, two Democratic incumbents ~ * '~were upset in yesterday's elec- 'y; tions. This r...…

…VOTE TOMORROW IN CITY ELECTION Y Ink i&4 Pau A& POLLS OPEN 7 a~m. to 8 p.m. Vol. LXXX, No. 152 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, April 5, 1970 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Voters By DEBRA THAL Ann Arbor voters will go to the polls tomorrow to choose five members for the ten-seat City Council. In the First Ward, incumbent Democrat John P. Kirscht will be opposed by Republican Tom Den- nis Hilbert. Republican Robert Weaver will oppose incumbent Democ...…

… The 'liberal education: Change in the future? By HARVARD VALLANCE Should the bachelors degree in the literary college be abolished? Should incoming freshmen be ad- mitted by random selection? Should undergraduates be free of competitive examinations? These questions are a part of the output of the LSA preparatory committee, says Associate Dean of the literary college Alfred Suss- man. The committee has been working since last October to...…

…PASS-FAIL: LSA INACTION See Editorial Page C, r I 414 t C4igaYi A& 471 a 4hr 40 - tt NORMALIZING High-40 Low-23 Cloudy, chance of light rain or snow W LXXX, No. 150 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, April 3, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages Strike settlement: 'Saving face' for all sides By ROBERT KRAFTOWITZ Daily News Analysis One of the basic characteristics of strike settlements has tradi- tionally been their emphasis on "saving face" f...…

… STUDENTS AND THE BUDGET See Editorial Page Y lflr igau ~~taitj SPRING? High-35 Low--25 Up to four inches of snow Vol. LXXX, No. 149 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, April 2, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages Regents act on demands By ROBERT KRAFTOWITZ The Regents yesterday authorized President Robben Fleming to implement several of the points on which he and the Black Action Movement (BAM) have reached agreement, but declined to adopt several d...…

…COLD DAY N HELL See Editorial Page Ci gil t 19 au 41aity; FOOLISH High--38 Low--31 April showers Vol. LXXX No. 148 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, April 1, 1970 Ten Cents Six Pages Regents discuss -Daily-Jim Judkis BAM SUPPORTERS listen to speakers during a rally last night in Rackham. HEARING SET. Young files charges with CSJ on Parsons By LARRY LEMPERT Engineering Prof. John Young last night filed a com- Taint with the Central Studen...…

… THE STRIKE UST GO ON See Editorial Page Yl r e Slitr ian I~Iai1 WARMING High--45 Law--20 Mostly sunny, but still cold. Vol. LXXX No. 147 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, March 31, 1970 Ten Cents Six Pages Bi 'U, I, RESUME I BOYCOTT EGOTI TID S S CLASS CO TI UES -Daily-Thomas R. Copi State police troopers, on standby alert PRESSURE ALLEGED: Cranston opposes pro-Carswllletter WASHINGTON UP)--Sen. Alan Cranston (D-Calif) accused t...…

….,- q EXTRA S AiF 40P ERii4 EXTRA Vo . LXXX-No. 146A Ann Arbor, Michigan - Monday, March 30, 1970 FREE ISSUE Four Pages I PROFESSOR TO FILE CHARGES OF DISRUPTION By RICK PERLOFF Charges will be filed today with the disciplinary boards in the literary college and the graduate school against several stu- dents who allegedly disrupted a computer science class last Thursday to promote the lass strike supporting the demands of the Black Ac...…

… SUNDAY DAILY See Editorial Page A61P A6 Sirj tg ~~Etai1 WINDBLOWN Nilgh-33 Low-17 Continued cold, chance of rain or snow Vol. LXXX No. 146 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, March 29, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages Faculty decision panels begin to seat students BY ANITA WETTERSTROEM Although departmental decision- making committees have tradition- ally been composed solely of faculty members, many committees, in the past year, have been ...…

…I PEACEFUL CHANGE NEEDED See Editorial Page Y 1Mw igau 471 A6F 40 atly HOPEFUL High-35 Low-20 Cloudy and cool, possible snow ol. LXXX, No. 145 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, March 28, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages 0 I 0 u UI I MEETING YIELDS NO RESOLUTION By JIM NEUBACHER News Editor Negotiations between President Robben Fleming and representatives of the Black Action Movement (BAM) pro- duced "agreement on three or four general poi...…

… CARS WELL : PART OF A, PATTERN See Editorial Page Sir itau 47Iaitii SNOWBOUND? s igh-b37 Low-20 Fair to partly cloudy, possible snow flurries, LXXX, No. 144 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, March 27, 1970 Ten Cents Ten Pages ' and black enrollment: 'The credibility gap By MARTIN HIRSCHMAN Editor Daily News Analysis How committed is the University to attaining the Black Action Movement demand of 10 per cent black enrollment by fall ...…

…SGC NEEDS A CONSTITUENCY Sce Editorial Page Y ifjt lfrigau 41Iaity ADAMANT Nigh--38 Snow, rain, preceding Canadian air mass a# 1 Vol. LXXX, No. 143 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, March 26, 1970 Ten Cents Eiaht Paaes a u Scott, B randto 4hedLS gove rnment Students elected M a r t y Scott and Jerry DeGrieck as ;president and executive vice president of Student Govern- ment Council last night with 1,968 votes out of a total of 5,186 ...…

…VOTE TODAY .. . Lilt iAa ~~IAiti .T .INSGC,CLSA STUDENT ELECTIONS WoI. LXXX, No. 142 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, March 25, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages STRIKE OF LSA RC UNIT CANCELS CLASSES By LARRY LEMPERT Support for the Black Ac. tion Movement grew yester- day, as the number of Uni- versity groups endorsing BAM's demands and class . strike continued to increase. One spokesman for the Coali- tion to Support BAM claimed that ove...…

…VOTE TODAY ... Y L Sirt E~aii4 STINSGCLSA STUDENT ELECTIONS o#LXXX, No. 141 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, March 24, 1970 Ten Cents Twelve Pages TRIKE CONTINUES: Xroops called Strike to gains new support; move NY. mi;i attenda ce drops in By The Associated Press President Nixon ordered Estim ate troops yesterday to move the strike-halted mails in N e w , York City, declared the walk- out a national emergency, and urged' the th...…

… ELECTION ENDORSEMENTS See Editorial Page 3k 43UU 41Iaiij SPRING? High-43 Low-25 Increasing cloudiness, chance of rain or snow. Vol. LXXX, No. 140 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, March 22, 1970 Ten Cents Twelve Poon' I TT 'w+ITL 1 Vy4J Stu dents may face acute fall housing shortage By PETER MILLER and RICK PERLOFF Daily News Analysts First of Two Parts Are you looking for a place to live next fall? Chances are good that you will...…

…STRIKE AGAINST RACISM See Editorial Page C, 4c AOP Ap tr4tgan :4a itj STRIKING ligh-43 Low-28 Partly cloudy, little change in temperature ""ol. LXXX, No. 139 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, March 21', 1970 Ten Cents Ten Pages I Black admissions issue: Goals vs. commitments By ROB BIER Daily News. Analysis "What the Regents did Thurs- day was a hoax and a fraud," Black Action Movement (BAM) leader Ron Harris told the crowd on the...…

…RACISM AND REPRESSION See Editorial Page giW A6 ~Iiazt& WHETHER High-43 Low--Z8 Slightly warmer, chance of rain Vol. LXXX, No. 138 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, March 20, 1970 Ten Cents Ten Wages 0 STR TORS C SH ITH POLICE AFTER REGE TS SET 10o B CK D 1ss10 S GO L BAM LEADERS REJECT REGENTAL RESOLUTION By ROB BIER The Regents yesterday established an admissions goal "aimed at 10 per cent enrollment of black students and ...…

… I'; SUPPORT BAM DEMANDS See Editorial Page Yl r e Si iau ~Iad0 MOIST High-43 Low--30 Cloudy and wet, chance of snow Vol. LXXX, No. 137 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, March 19, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages Cambodian parliament BAM strike, asks U' rally ousts leader SAIGON (N) - Prince Norodom Sihanouk's long rule in Cambodia was ended yesterday by a rebellious Parliament. The lawmakers, may have acted at the instigation of a gener...…

… THE HUBER REPORT See Editorial Page Y SAit 43tau Pad1 SEASONAL High-40 Low--22 Cloudy, cold, small chance of rain Vol. LXXX, No. 136 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, March 18, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages Selective Service examined . Workshops study options to draft, volunteer army (The following report was prepar- ed by Larry Lenpert, J. B. Davis, Stephanie Raporte, Eric Schenk, and Bob Schreiner.) 'A three-day protest on the issues of t...…

…A REPORT IN.THE RESIDENTIAL COLLEGE See Editorial Page 111 iorr n :4Iait QUITE NICE Hiigh--45 Low--27 Fair and partly sunny; no precipitation Vol. LXXX, No. 135 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, March 17, 1970 Ten Cents Black students' demands: Now to the e By ROB BIER the list was presented to President "approach, if not exceed" the the overall plan to make financial BAM members were less than enrollment -and if the percentage priori Daily Ne...…

… %1 ECOLOGY AND REVOLUTION See Editorial Page C 4r InkAFrA ~IaitbF JANUARY? High-32 Low-14 Partially cloudy and cold; light snow flurries A *Vof. LXXX, No. 134 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, March 15, 1970 TenCents Eight Pages Faculty members hit campus disorders By RON LANDSMAN Despite its impressive charts and many pages of data, neither the con- tent nor the concept of the report prepared for the Special State Sen- ate Commit...…

… SOAK THE RICH TO SAVE ENVIRONMENT See Editorial Page Sir4b 11~a13 REPREHENSIBLE High--32 Low--17 Mostly cloudy and cold, possible snow flurries I 1, 4 Vol. LXXX, No. 133 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, March 14. 1970 Ten Cents Eight Paaes 1 I I .Z7, , 1 _.w7, 1 1 New ruling may affect draft status of some 'U' grads By SHARON WEINER The granting of draft deferments to many graduate students who are fathers may result from a ruli...…

… PARSONS' SUSPENSION: A TEMPORARY VICTORY See Editorial Page Y Sira &titIbp NO1 CHANGE High-35 Low--I7 Cloudy, chance of light snow oft. . . . - - -- - . - - - - Vol. LXXX, No. 132 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, March 13, 1970 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Te.Cnt Twelve- Paaes- One arrested P job protest of LRSO HILE S SUSPEI ) sit-i s1 RE OKED BLDG. recruiter 301 T LS By AL SHACKELFORD An oil-and-feathers "trash" directed at...…

…PARSONS SUSPENSION: A CALL TO ACTION See Editorial Page Yl r e Sir iAau Iaitj SLIGHTLY HAZY 11igh-35 Low-27 Increasingly cloudy, warmer. *VoI. LXXX, No. 131 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, March 12, 1970 Ten Cents Twelve Pages h. Parsons. case renews dispute over. discipline By ROBERT KRAFTOWITZ Daily News Analysis The issue of rule enforcement and discipline within the Univer- sity community, a spasmodic focus of student powe...…

…ON SUMMARY SUSPENSION See Editorial Page lflir A& 40 742atty FORGETTABLE High-30 Low--20 Partly cloudy, no rain or snow. Vol. LXXX, No. 130 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, March 11, 1970 Ten Cents Ten Paes Ten Cents ITG 1r uPniJ RC meets to change programs Session marked by disagreemneiot on new proposals By ROB BIER A general. student - faculty meeting of the Residential College to discuss major cur- riculum changes broke into s...…

… I Huber. By RONLANDSMAN Managing Editor, 1969-70 ,The report prepared for the Special State Senate Committee on Campus Disorders recommends that no punitive legislation be passed to control campuses and that com- munication between college groups be in- creased to help avert major campus unrest. The generally conciliatory tone of the report runs counter to much of the tongue- lashing State Ren. Robert Huber (R-Troy), chairman of the committe...…

… MOYNIHAN' S 'BENIGN NEGLECT' See Editorial Page Y Stitr igau :4Ia iti DRIZZLY High--4a Low--28 Occasional rain, fog and mist Vol. LXXX No. 128 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, March 4, 1970 Ten Cents Ten Pages CURFEW ORDERED: National ordered Guard, police 750 attend Dow, Radical to Illinois U College forum -Associated Press Nanterre disruptions Clashes took place again yesterday between students of the N Nanterre Faculty and po...…

… NO MERCENARY ARMY See Editorial Page S1itr 43au &4ltli MOIST High-48 Low-38 Cloudy, warmer, light rain J Vol. LXXX, No. 127 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, March 3, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages Age 1im t set for draft casest Men who fail to register safe after age 23 WASHINGTON (1 - T h e Supreme Court ruled by a vote of 5 to 3 yesterday that men who violate the law that re- quires them to register for the draft at 18 may be prosecu...…

… SUNDAY DAILY See Editorial Page Y Lilt iOa 743Iaitjj SILENT High--33 Low-615 -Cloudy, not as cold, chance of snow i 4Vol. LXXX, No. 126 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, March 1, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages Plus Supplement . AWAITING APPEAL Gliicago CHICAGO (P-The seven defendants in the Chicago conspiracy trial were released from jail yesterday after the 7th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals granted their request for bail. The seven were...…

…REGISTER TO VOTE AT LEAGUE TODAY L ilk iAau E aity MEDIOCRE High--30 Low-13 Fair and cold, no chance of snow oI. LXXX, No. 125 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, February 28, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages ACCEPTS ASSEMBLY PROPOSAL: Lit school ad- board Nat'l I patrol tuard near backs student parity The literary college Admin- istrative Board recommended yesterday that students be: granted parity representation on the board, and on ...…

…THE REVOLT OVER ED SCHOOL PROMOTION See Editorial Page (ZAP ilri 1 OA& la&V :43 a t I SCURRILOUS High-29 Low-12 Snow flurries this morning, remaining overcast and cold. w Vol. LXXX, No. 124 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, February 27, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages Violent protests continue in Santa Barbara ov.Reagan declares ~state of emergency SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (M - Roving bands of youths pelted police cars with rocks and bot...…

…RADICAL COLLEGE: STUDENTS AND FACULTY See Editorial Page 5k1 43~rtau I~~Ait UNCOUTH High--20 Low-i18 Cloudy, not as cold; chance of snow ,..: Vol. LXXX, No. 123 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, February 26, 1970 Ten Cents Ten Pages Radicals split on trashing tactic By ANITA WETTERSTROEM The word 'trashing has not been de- fined by Webster yet, but most people have a clear idea of what the action involves. Very few people, howeve...…

… THE POLITICS OF RECRUITING See Editorial Page 5k r~i~x 4E1aiq WINTERIZED High--33 Low--12 Cloudy, colder, chance of flurries I.. a t.t~tt fl a -- LXXX, No. 4 L2 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, February 25, 1970 Ten Cents Fiaht Pnnae i _ ..... _....... 4 Poli sci TF crisis resolved , Grad studentunit accepts proposal of ad-hoc group By ART LERNER Political science graduate s t u d e n t s last night over- whelmingly accepted propo...…

… THE CASE FOR MINORITY ADMISSIONS See Editorial Page Sir 43au PLEASANT Partly cloudy, mild (Vol. LXXX, No. 121' Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, February 24, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Page -Associated Press Le voila French President Georges Pompidon and his wife arrive yesterday in Washington where Pompidou will begin a nine day visit in the United States. Protests occur'red yesterday and more are expected over France's recent decision to ...…

… RECRUITING AND THE T' See Editorial Page. C, - r t i~ an~ ~~iAit GUSTY High--47 Low--24 Cloudy with chance of showers dal. LXXX, No. 120 / Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, February 22, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages Stink bombs hit S. Quad, UGLI, Union By JIM BEATTIE and HESTER PULLING At least four incidents of "stink bombing" occurred yesterday on campus. Two of the incidents were reported in the Michigan Union, and one each in the Undergradu...…

…MALCOLM X: IN MEMORIAM See Editorial Page Y L lflh:43Ut ~tait6j AVERAGE High-33 LOW-20 Fair to partly cloudy 4ol. LXXX, No. 119 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, February 21, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages 5-Y R SE TE CES ORDERED I CHIC GO * * * * * * * * * * * * 100 black meeting x ith state :S resume library disruption after with law Regents; cutting Fleming to comply tid to LSA protesters; dorm UGLI hit in p...…

…t- McLAIN SUSPENDED INDEFINITELY See Page 9 f 5k anFCi 47!Iat REPRESSIVE High--2i Cloudy, cold. chance of snow Vol. LXXX, No. 118 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, February 20, 1970 Ten Cents Ten Pages Five more arrested for recruiter protest, march Police report no more incidents of trashing By LINDSAY CHANEY Five more people were arrested yesterday on charges involving either the lock-in of the recruiter from General Electric at We...…

… WHAT IS TO BE DONE? See Editorial Page Ci r lflfr~a~ 74tAit REVOLUTIONARY, fligh--22 Low--16 Sunny, colder ;_ kol. LXXX, No. 117 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, February 19, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages C0 ICT 5 OF CHICAGO 7 0 RIOT CH RGE; 2,000 POLICE RCHERS ROUTED AT CITY H LL; RREST 12 1 RECRUITER PROTEST SPORADIC TRASHING ) I AREAKS OUYT By ROBERT KRAFTOWITZ and DAVE CHUDWIN About 2,000 people, march- ...…

…AD BOARD FIASCO See Editorial Page Y Bk& 4 A&, 4 A3 atly WET High--46 Low-iii Showers becoming snow, colder Vol LXXX, No. 116 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, February 18,1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages Cs hears charges SDS disruptions to be considered at Mar. 3 hearing By LARRY LEMPERT Central Student Judiciary' (CSJ) last night" decided to hold a pre-trial hearing to' consider charges against Stu- *nts for a Democratic Soci-' ety in regard ...…