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… hit £frriyn aiks Eighty-two years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Looking ahead--a stable future for OEO? I 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mich…

… protection of tenant's rights is an es- performance. pecially crucial issue in Ann Arbor. The housing shortages near campus HESE MEASURES are allows landlords to charge students ex- aid to Ann Arbor rente…

… widening search for warmer and more exotic campsites has yet to hit the Middle East in force. Des- pite cool official relations, Arabic speaking people welcome "Yankee" tourists with a genuine warmth…

…. Syrians, Egyptians and Iraquis may be so friendly that their hos- pitality takes a while to get used to. Some general notes on the touchy subject of Arab-Israeli relations- travelers with U.S. passports and…

… Jewish surnames may not be able to enter Syria, Iraq and perhaps Egypt but will be welcome in Le- banon and probably Jordan. VISIT ARAB countries first, then go to Israel, either by flying to Cyprus or…

…- quest a loose paper with the vi.a on it instead. This method helms ensure subsequent entry to Arab countries. Women traveling in the Middle' East may have to be a bit cau- tious and extra sensitive to…

… student traveler -the Pyramids, Sphinx, the Valley of Tombs and extensive museums. In the summer Cairo is hot and dusty. Try a trip to Alexandria, the elegant Mediterranean resort where Caesar used to hang…

…. The Am-r- ican University in Cairo is a great place to meet fellow students. Tra- vel, hotels and restaurants a e cheap. Second class air conditioned is probably the best deal by rail. If you go third…

… Arab Middle East, Lebanon governs peoples of diverse religious and political ideol- ogies in a delicate parliamentary republic. The active cafe life is an obvious remnant of the Frenwh influence. In the…

… hitchers on the way to Nepal. Letters to The Daily should be mailed to the Editorial Di- rector or delivered to Mary Rafferty in the Student Pub- lications business office in the Michigan Daily building…

… this Sunday at 4:30 Bible Study'12:00 noon Tues Holy Communion 5:15-5:30 nesdays. All college students andI adults are cordially invited 1 activities of the church. CAMPUS CHAPEL 1236 Washtenaw Ave…

…. Student Chapel of the Ref Tradition. Services at 10 a.m. and 6 Sunday. DIAL 662-6264 I-in CANTERBURY HOUSE UNIVERSITY REFORMED - 218 N. Division CHURCH, 1001 E. Huron 665-0606 Services-10:00 a.m. Holy…

… down LSA," screamed a student through a loudspeaker to approving cries of "Damn right!" "We can stop people from get- ting to the windows. Get in line, give them your letters supporting the strike…

…, explain it to them, then get in line again." Another student urged the po- testers to "ask stupid questions, ask/them to look things up for you. Check to see if you're enrolled this term. Say you lost your…

… ID card," he said. A number of students put flyers protesting the hike into a campus mailbox, to be forwarded to "Rob- bie" Fleming. \ By 12:45 p. m., there was scarce- ly a tuition-payer in the line…

… contact with Arab governments in an effort to secure a peaceful so- lution. Austpia is a member .of the United Nations Security Council, and takes a non-committed stand on the Middle East in line with its…

… as nervous and half-asleep as the 'day's discussions went on. The Arabs demanded a radio "to hear about our success," but the request was turned down. I' Ik4 ... E GET ATTENTION i ii 11 iiI II…

… elitist trends of a people's university,",'read a typical one, and signs reading "Working class people belong at U of M" were common. In the meantime, the lines of students paying their tuition for the…

… just about given up trying to speak. ice in sound and light But the students were still lin- ing 'up to pay. :: 0: JPGJ A NOVEL BY HERMANN HESSE A Fit AAR 341 S.P PANAVISION. TECHNICOLOR. c l…

… Pennsylvania, feel that a homosexual would not influence teenagers and would actually help students find :heir own sexual identity. A decision will probably be reached within ten days. Cow chips to fly BEAVER…

…, said "I think every- pag body who's involved, or has been ,chi stated to be involved, will come par forward and I don't think it will hurt the Presidency or the Re- not publican party." ion Arab…

… they have a base near the refinery where t h e y maintain fishing boats for raids on Israel. ' Reports from the U. N. yester- day indicated the Arab nations led by Egypt may be planning to demand the…

… 'sciences and student aid grants. The estimated losses of federal aid under President Nixon's budget proposals for the fiscal year begining July 1 include an $8 as Palestinians but an American million cut in…

…'d make my own," she explained. "Now I could neverI go back. This is too great." The coinmune's philosophy also' appealed to Gail Bourke, 23, a3 part-time student at Washtenaw Community College who joined…

… Mental rwuwel ~ - . Tr .. Iwu. - I Health Clinic, is available ar counseling at Trotter House on Thursday from 2:00-4:00 p.m. She will see students. by appoint- ment or on a walk-in basis. Students are…

… Arabs, provided its security was guaranteed. HE SAID Israel's position con- cerning a way out of the present war "is cease-fire, negotiation, peace." He stressed that there must be a separation between…

… s4e £iAfrihn aDn Eighty-two years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Law students should picket Rehnquist 4 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mich…

…. Nearly a year ago The Daily requested the Regents to release the list. They refused and have continued to do so. As a result several local organiza- tions, including The Daily and Student Government…

… Editorial Page: Denise Gray, Kathy Ricke, Eric Schoch Arts Page: Barbara Bialick, Richard Glat- zer Photo Technician: Rolfe Tessem how state and student tuition funds are being used. Not only do they have…

… would provide some insight into the Uni- versity's attitudes toward teaching in re- lation to research. These are priorities which the students should be especially concerned. Does the University reward…

… Rehnquist will nevertheless receive an unwelcome when he arrives at Room 100, Hutchins Hall, next Tuesday afternoon. LAW STUDENTS and others whose civil and economic rights are jeopardized by Rehnquist…

… school integration plan proposed by the superintendent of the Phoenix schools. The plan proposed only voluntary desegregation with students paying their own transporta- tion costs and educational exchanges…

… of oil a day, which he says is more than enoIgh to offset the cutoff of Arab oil. The bill includes many of the energy-saving mea- sures requested by the President in Wednesday night's televised…

… necessary but that his aircraft "will proceed at an ap- propriate reduced speed" to save fuel. THE MICHIGAN VAILY Volume LXXXIV, No. 56 Friday, November 9, 19t73 is edited and managed by students at the…

… several organiza- tions including the Arab Students and Young Socialist Alliance . . . "Career Opportunities for Women" will hold a second in a series of lunch hour disussions today at noon in the League…

…." The nomination is only the first step in a selection process that will ultimately be resolved by the Regents. Tuition payment Those students petitioning for in-state residency status who have not yet…

… be held at 8:00 pm. in Lecture Room 2 of the MLB . . . there will be a teach-in entitled, "Behind the Arab-Israeli Conflict" in the Union Assembly Hall at 7:30 pm. The teach-in will be sponsored by…

… Israel offered to swap 7,- 000 Arab POWs for 450 Israelis held by Syria and Egypt. Egypt denied claims that Israel ever held Suez city at the southern end of the Suez Canal. MEANWHILE, Israel's 75-year…

…, term- Arabs. ed by Sadat as "my Henry Kis- The 30 or so Arab students t Lao con- singer," conferred in Washington gathered there at noon faced land-based yesterday with Nixon. East towards Mecca in a…

… Nashville. Former University vice president for student services Robert Knauss (who is now dean of the Vanderbilt University 'law school) got married this week to Angela "Chi Chi" Lawson, who left her post at…

… runs them, and how protective they are to women's health." Available abortion facilities must be approved by health service before they will refer students to them. The same pro- cedure was followed…

… lives, Sinai. 72-year-old would not worsen the situation. The gathering was sponsored n summon- U. S. officials said before the by the Organization of Arab Stu- meeting that Nixon had no plans dents (OAS…

… despite a decline in farm product prices, the government said. The explosion in fuel prices reflected the first big infla- tionary impact of the Arab oil cutoff and put into numbers what consumers know…

… the truck Current fuel crisis makes those vacation plans more difficult By JEFF DAY Going home for the holidays may be a little bit more difficult this year due to the energy crisis. A random student…

… survey, taken by The Daily yesterday, indicated that students are adjusting their vacation plans to meet with increasing fuel shortages. "We were planning on going skiing," said Ed Snell '74. "We might not…

… to visit old friends. "We were going up north snow-. mobiling," Karen Swanson, '77, sighed, "but that uses up a lot of gas." But those students taking to the roads anyway, seem intent on ig- noring…

… 50. It would take SGC reaffirms its support of BAM goals; refutes prior stand By STEPHEN SELBST Student Government C o u n c i l (SGC) last night overwhelmingly affirmed "student support for the…

… condemned the University's pladge to meet a 1970 BAM de- mand for 10 per cent minority en- rollment. Last night's motion counteracting the resolution passed last week was MARTY KAUFMAN, a radical student…

… activist, then introduced a substitute motion which supported the BAM demands and made no mention of quotas. The final resolution, which pro- claimed "student support for the Black Action demands" and put…

… Stadium and Plymouth A&P's, and Saturday from 11 a.m. to S p.m. at all four stores. Alfonso Ramirez is a social work graduate student. .4, - r ghe Mir t a eau y Eighty-three years of editorial freedom…

… Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 News Phone: 764-0552 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1973 Some fundamental rights MORE THAN 30 years ago, the…

… the TF's and crush their infant organization. More importantly, by seemingly goug- ing undergraduates to pay the $2 million to the teaching fellows, the administra- tion may well have set students…

… against the TF's and thus dampened both the TF's movement and whatever is left of student opposition to the tuition hike. THE FACT IS that this year's 5.5 per cent faculty pay hike comes out of students…

…' pockets just as much as the equivalent raise of TF's does. And so do other University expenses. The real reason for appearing to pick the students' pocket does not lie in sub- sidizing non-resident TF's out…

…- sent forms of energy by 1980 as well. But will 1980 be soon enough? One hates to sound alarmist, but even if the United States and the Arab oil producers sud- denly become fast friends, an unlikely pro…

…, if we seek radical change, is to build a third party on the left composed of workers, racial minorities, gays, women and students. It must uncompr:mismngly push for redistribution of America s in- come…

… students against them. Some students have been understandably disturbed by recent assertions that over half of a supposed S3.75 million tuition surplus has been used to accede to economic demands of the…

…. The University's an- nouncement that it has earmarked money taken from students to meet commitments made to TFs last spring, is a clear attempt to undermine student sup- port for a decent and fair TF…

…. This figure includes all three campuses with the largest jump coming at U-M Dearborn. Our own campus currently has 35,14 students, which is 529 more than we had a year ago. Commenting on the growth Vice…

… the tuition strike that's been causing the late delivery of tuition bills and the setback of the first payment deadline. According to Student Accounts Supervisor William Randall, you can blame the…

… the office, kept student accounts a full two days behind all month with their assessments: With the last working day falling on Sept. 28, the University decided to move the deadline to Oct. 2. As for…

… any late bill arrivals, the Student Accounts Office claims all bills were in the mail by Sept. 21. Chalk an- other one up to the postal system, and, in terms of the tuition strike, hang in there folks…

…, for the house is constructed in such a way as to allow the sun and wind to do all the heating and cooling necessary. According to Edward Kelly, the student director of the project, the system represents…

… with an appetizing piece of meat. *.*O Ont the rinside . the Arts Page features Cinema Weekend . . . Ah- mad Beshareh writes about Arab resistance to Jewish emigration on the Editorial Page . . an…

… would lose S2.5 million in fee rev- enue due to students obtaining in- state status under the new rules was based on an expected reclassi- fication of approximately 1,000 graduate studen:s and 400 under…

…, he suggested, would be to finance a campus recreational pro- gram recently approved by the Re- gents to be funded by a fee as ment of S10 per student. However, the excess "may b2 a considerably bigger…

… from audience members and panel representatives of The Daily, Student Government Coun- cil, and the Student Action Com- mittee (SAC), AS WELL AS declining to me a concrete statement on the pus sibility…

… reporter Dan 3id challenged Fleming with regard to the tuition hike's effect on tow- middle and low-income students. "If the University is really truly not involved in pushing for those same interests, then…

… of 1962. AN ARAB DENIAL that it would soon lift the oil embargo to the U.S. and word that Washington was considering a ban on Sunday gasoline sales provided most of the bearish ammunition. See related…

… turkey on their tables. In these days of deprivation, who can ask for more? BIZARRE TALE: Police still seeking clues in murder of'U student By DAN BIDDLE The strange, tragic disappear- ance of…

…- tified the body as that of 20-year-old University student Melanie Fahr, the junior oceanography major who took a friend home late one night last spring and never returned to her room in Stockwell Hall…

… criminals-and dead bodies -may tell no tales, but the missing link between Orville Davis and the murder of MelanieuFahr may be revealed by the bullet that ended Melanie's life. See STUDENT, Page 3 Greek…

… - were reportedly arrested yesterday along with students and workers charged with participating in the fighting. No figures were available on the number being held, but it was be- lieved to run into…

…, Professor Constantinos Konofagos, presided over a meet- ing of the Senate last Thursday during which he recommended to the government that police should not intervene to disperse thousands of students around…

…. Thirteen per cent of Ann Arbor's registered voters beat a path to the polls on a day marked by non- descript weather. Students evident- of the school district's operating budget, most of which pays staff…

… particular, feared that the end result would be to cut Western Europe off from playing a world role. )e'hits BUT IT WAS the Arab-Israeli War and the ensuing diplomatic activity which really injected the…

… for ways of ending the Arab-Israeli War immediately after it began on Oct. 6. On the other hand, some of the European allies were aggreived that Washington did not consult them before putting its armed…

… hygienist students volunteering their time. family of four with an income from a huge writeoff for con- tributing his vice presidential papers to the National Arch- ives. The accounting also showed he has…

… her, beat her, and apparently kicked her. Flick wins award Robert McKee-a grad student in speech and radio- has been named the winner of the -McGraw-Hill Film Scholarship competition. McKee's flick "Day…

… Prof. Frank Beaver of the Speech Department. Ethnic Fair underway The Multi-Ethnic Fair downtown is, under way. The fair participants include some 19 ethnic groups, com- prising among others an Arab…

… featured food, music, dancing and other events of Polish, Latvian, Estonian, Chinese, Arab, Chicano, Ukranian, Fyench, Lithuanian, German, and native American groups. DEFICIT CITED: Repnort warncty coud fac…

… & 140 The Department of Speech Communication and Theatre Student Laboratory Theatre PRESENTS COP-OUT j p.m. investigates Howard Hughes by JOHN GUARE licensed qualified physicians ZOO STORY by EDWARD…

…, October 10, 1973 is edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan. News phone 764-0562. Second class postage paid at Ann Arbor, Michigan 48106. Published daily Tuesday through Sunday morning…

…. Henry Diamond, chairman of the Advisory committee and a New York environmentalist, said the measures recommended "may help to reduce dependence on Arab oil." Diamond was referring to hints that Saudi…

… man-I basic goal of acting against terror- aged by students at the University of ism without compromising the tra- Michigan. News phone: 764-0562. Second ditional U. S. psto of acepin l ass postage paid…

… spring Purely packable polyester doubleknit navy or green cordigon locket and pull-on checked pants with white short sleeve triocetate .t ; : SHOPTONIGHT UNTIL 9:00 P.M. f. Israelis fight Arabs in…

… those meetings which pertain to their academic and career goals. All meetings are scheduled to precede the beginning of advanced classification, so student decisions may be reached before course elections…

… by the United States and European gov- ernments to stimulate rapproche- ment between Israel and the Arabs. Heath has been portrayed as thinking that the Nixon admin- istration for some time has been…

… the Mother," CPH Aud., 10:15 am. Student Laboratory Theatre: "A. Night of Pity," & "The Love Course," Arena Theatre, Frieze Bldg., 4 pm. Statistics Seminar: F. Andrews, "Multivarlate Nominal Scale…

… Power 95 DOLBY, glass and cry Cord, and Earphone. stal ferrite head, tape Low Prce selector switch. 1 S E R V CI + Use Daily Classifieds + Attention: Students, Faculty and Staff Nomination forms…

… federal court hearing into versity and not a goal." students being admitted to fulfill, the 18-minute gap in a crucial Hoffman's lengthy verbal defense the promised goal of 10 per cent Watergate tape…

… students, most of them was aimed at "blocking the likely ceed in duplicating a humming black, who packed the rear of: possibility of the 10 per cent 'goal' sound obliterating conversation on, SGC's chambers…

… worst impact would The economic assessment, be- come in the first six months of sides accounting for the Arab cut- next year given preference for jobs, admis- sions, etc. on the basis of race, sex…

…~ed " ah V Wit sl~goad -t sires and needs of the student1 body," Gill said. "I don't think1 TICKETS ON SALE AT: $2.00 and $3.50 FOR INFO CALL 763-3333 POWER CENTER OPENS AT 12 sponsored by Dept. of P…

…) contrasted with the repressive reality of the Indian peones, Mexican farm laborers, aging veterans of Zapata's legions, and the Summer '68 massacre of hundreds of students at the Plaza de Tlatelolco in Mexico…

…- est voter turnout of any in SGC history. Less than 3000 students, a paltry ten per cent of the stu- dent population, bothered to go to the polls at all. Non-voters and voters alike complained about the…

… complicat- ed voting procedure (three form and twenty minutes to fill out), the lack of information pro- vided'about candidates and the general ineffectiveness of student government. "It's like high school…

… student government," one non-voter said. But the problems transcended the voters. Due, in part, to the vastly expanded size of the coun- cil, not enough candidates were on the ballot to fill the seats…

… and other heinous crimes by Robert Matthews, an SGC candidate. Matthews branded Gill as "the most corrupt president in t h e history of student government." He also admitted he couldn't prove his…

… told the crowd. A peaceful counter-demonstra- tion organized by the Arab Stu- dent Organization circled silently around the Israel demonstrtion carrying signs. Ahmad Beharer, president of the…

… ideology or program, the fall of the Veep made no real differ- ence. But for the students and re- porters and anti-war activists, it was a moment of truth. After all of Agnew's righteous ravings about law…

… Palestinians could use these Israelis "to secure the re- lease of their brothers and sisters languishing in Zionist jails" or "to regain Arab lands annexed by the Zionistsduring the 1967 War."te The radio added…

… exiles seeking to over- -students by and large consti- throw President Amin. tute a "captive market." They The radio said no tourist would must ive in a particular area re- be allowed into the country with…

… & interested students should act nowl THE MICHIGAN DAILY Vol. LXXXIV, No. 10 Sunday, September 16, 1973 AN UNUSUAL SERIES OF NEW FILMS ON ART RESERVE YOUR SERIES SUBSCRIPTION NOW! Written and narrated by…

… Washington Street, on the Series Subscription quarantees a seat at each of the three programs. Two hours of film at each program. Series Subscriptions: Adults, $6; Students, $5; Only series tickets will be…

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… abandon its military and diplo-, matic support of Israel despite possible loss of Arab oil. Tanter, a visiting professor from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and former military analyst for the Rand Corp…

… Women's Organizations, says the Soviet supply of weapons to the Arabs "pro- vides convenient justification for the U.S. military assistance program to Israel." " " UAW-Ford pact The United Auto Workers…

…; Mideast peace Doily Photo by KAREN KASMAUSKI STUDENTS FALL in behind a Nixon-faced figure yesterday as they begin their march from the Diag to Republican Congressman Marvin Esch's office. The crowd of…

… about 600 demanded Esch support impeachment proceedings against the President. students rally against Nix0 3O 00march-'to Eseli'S office In, near President criticizes newsmen By The A, UPI and Reuter…

… About six hundred students arched to the office of Congress- an Marvin Esch (R-Mich.) yes- day and demanded the imme- ate impeachment of President' xon after listening to anti-Nixon eechs at a noon Diag…

… Nixon die because if does the whole society will die." Esch has the power to im- ach," he finished. "Let's make e he uses it." STUDENT wearing a Nixon e mask held a mock Presiden- J press conference in…

…, about 4300 vasectomy operations have been performed. THE CLINIC is currently per- forming between 12 and 16 opera- tions per week, very few of them on students. "WPnn utndmnt n mnip int of cro 'I But log…

… Golda Meir ignored French government anger and student demonstrators who burned' her in effigy yesterday and attended a heavily guarded meeting of socialist leaders in Paris. Several hundred pro-Arab…

… today... if you see news happen cal! 76-DAILY Housing committee actions The Housing Policy Committee this week approved funds to set up a cultural lounge in Stockwell Hall. The student-faculty committee…

… appropriated $7,000 to establish the Rosa Parks Lounge which will serve as "a focus for black cultural con- cerns" at the dorm. At the same meeting, the committee clari- fied procedures for students seeking meal…

… rebates. The approved resolution stipulates that a 70 per cent rebate of board costs will be made to any resident "for reasons of conscience related to food." The resolution affects vegetarians and students…

… of Muslim and Jewish faiths. Students seeking meal rebates must give housing personnel at least two weeks advance notice. Blues concert blues UAC-Daystar is having some problems with their blues…

… indoor tennis and track. The entire package carries a price tag of roughly four to five million dollars and tentative plans have students bearing the brunt of the cost by way of a five dollar- per…

…-term fee tacked onto tuition. Some committee members, however, have strong reservations, about Canham's pro- posal. Says Tom Clark, the Office of Student Services (OSS) representative on ACRICS, "Generally…

… student tuition for intramural improvements and have indicated they believe there may be other potential sources of funds. They object to the imposition of a five dollar fee, pointing out that students al…

… University's intramural pro- gram. "The issues being considered," Grambeau days, "are relatively minor and can be resolved later. It would be a tragedy if ACRICS holds back approval. Grambeau adds that student…

… office." son said, "They didn't ransack the who will introduce the resolution, AACIC shares its office with LSA place. They knew what they were said the council "is likely to allo- Student Government…

…-Friday, September 14, 1973 Ten Cents Ten Pages Sc&I If-IOUSE NFAPPCL 6AY Schools lose Unless they come up with some 80 more students, the Ann Arbor schools will be out $250,000 in state aid this year. Grants of…

… state money are determined by-among. other things-the size of the student body, and local schools have fewer students enrolled than had been expected. Chances of getting enrollment up to snuff by the Sept…

…, fashion shows and other events-will include entries from native American, Polish, Arab, Latvian, Es- tonian, Chinese, Chicano, Ukranian, French, Lithuanian, and German groups. Ann Arbor's population is 15…

… - orient- ed in the past decade, the new resi- dents are not primarily students but white collar workers. The young people migrating to Ann Arbor tend to desire a less high pressure urban environment than…

… their counterparts elsewhere in-the state and therefore willingly pay in- Scity creased housing costs - encour- aging spiraling rents. Much of the student community constitutes a captive rental market…

… to By BILL HEENAN a hospital in,Beirut. and JACK KROST Reports from Tel Aviv, Beirut, Student Government C o u n c il and Damas6us indicated the fight (SGC) last night added new di- occurred off the…

… Syrian coast be- mensions to its support of the tui- tween 115 and 150 miles north of tion strike by approving demands the Israeli border. for student financial aid and black Beirut airport officialstsaid…

…," that all "needy" Israeli Air Force commander students receive financial aid, and Major-General Benyamin Peled that the University keep the prom- said in Tel Aviv last night the Sy- ise of 10 per cent…

… minority enroll- rians had opened fire first on a rou- ment that it made during the Black tine patrol over the sea about 115 Action Movement strike of 1970. miles north of Haifa. Collin McCoy of the Student…

… possibility of a new 10 per cent income tax surcharge, at a White House news briefing. See related story, page 3. SuccessfulI fiee strike wouldI By DAN BIDDLE If thousands of students support the tuition…

…. " Happenings.*.. ... include a mass gathering of all students interested in the Washington Summer Intern's Program, in the UGLI Multipurpose Rm. tonight at 7:30 . . . the Hun- garian Language Society meets…

… Communists have criticized both the So- viet Union and the United States for trying to end the Middle East war, which they see as a just fight on the part of the Arabs. The official news agency charged that…

… Moscow and Washington were involved in big-power politics centering around a grab for Middle East oil. A no-war, no-peace truce suits both big powers more than a resolution recognizing Arab claims, the…

… speaks before University journalism students. Sander's cartoons also appear in The Daily. Cartoonist warn'U' students about Nixon-N0 COPS CLAMP DOWN Drivers hassled by meters By J. FRALEY, JR. "Nixon is…

… signpost to dicta- By BOB SEIDENSTEIN Grad student Ron Beck was late for his 9:30 a.m. class the other morning, so rather put his car in his allotted spot in the parking structure on Thayer, he left it in a…

… full-time student and a U.S. citizen to qualify. Further, your 1972 family income must be $11,000 or less (unless your family is larger than four), more than one member is currently attending college…

… statement yesterday, Rev.. Erwin Gaede said the staff at Guild House was "shocked and deeply grieved" at the death of Edwards. "His counseling with thousands of students on personal, marital and conscientious…

… Church on William and State at 4 p.m. ! Oops! In yesterday's Daily we reported that a bucket drive being conducted by the Coalition of Concerned Students and Faculty in Support of Israel was aimed at…

… those who wish to donate blood to victims of the Arab- Israeli conflict. The clinic will be open from 1:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. at the local chapter's operations center at 2729 Packard Rd. Donald Peak…

…, officials in Wash- ington reported that the Soviet Un- ion was continuing to airlift wea- pons to its Arab allies, with the bulk of the arms going to Syria, - but they would not say whether this was on a…

… claims Gill embezzled funds By JACK KROST A candidate for Student Govern- ment Council (SGC) last night in- troduced a resolution claiming SGC President Lee Gill embezzled $2800 of council money and…

… Eighty-three years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan off the record Oglesby looks back at the New Le ft 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104…

… News Phone: 764-0552 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1973 SGC and, minority allocations STUDENT GOVERNMENT Council re- established Its reputation for poor judgement and spendthrift policies dur- ing last week…

…- sources. The Jewish community's capacity to raise money for Israel, for example, exceeds that of the Arabs by 100 to 1. THE $200, IN ANY case, is a drop in the bucket compared with the funds the Jews have…

… lectured about the religious aspects of student rad- icalism, and he looks to the casual eye more the part of theology student t h a n firebrand. More than a decade ago, as a University student and SDS…

… leader, after his talk he would have been telling the handful of attentive students who remained about Vietnam and how to organize around it. But that was in a time of answers. Now the talk is of ruling…

… personnel and the hous- ing inspection staff has been men- tioned as an expendable area. Three inspectors probaoly won't be retained. GENERALLY the public and City THE CURRENT STUDENT uprisings in Greece are…

… symptomatic of the pent- up fears and hatred of a populace that for the last six years has been victimized by a repressive and dictatorial govern- ment. Student demands, originally centering on the issue of…

… greater academic free- dom, have telescoped into a full-scale condemnation of the Greek government. Among the students demands are an end to American support of the regime, Editorial Staff CHRISTOPHER PARKS…

… student demonstrators -the so-called enemies of democracy - further underscores the deception of the Papadopoulos government's 'liberaliza- tion.' LAST JUNE, Papadopoulos proclaimed himself president of a…

… wiped out the competitive edge of Amer- ican manufactured goods on world markets. Perhaps the simplest way to un- derstand the current economic di- The Greek student demand that U. S. prop be eliminated…

… the Organiza- tion of Arab Students spokesper- sons in condemning the tactic cf excluding Zionists from the "Mass Democratic Meeting" on Nov. 1. Excluding from the meeting those who disagree cuts across…

… Eighty-three years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Letters: Consumer advocacy service 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48104 News Phone: 764…

…-0552 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1973 J SGC: Beyond frivolity THE ACTION by Student Government Council Thursday night to reorganize itself into three standing committees ap- pears to be a credible attempt to make…

…- versityrHospital, after the Hos- pital refused to admit her. Dur- ing her years as a student, she was "frequently frustrated and an- gered by the type of treatment I 'eceived in the Medical Clinic." and "on…

…, the treatment she re- ceived in the Infirmary was 'friend- ly, sensitive and competent. ' There are many students at Uni- versity who share what- was Cheryl's initial reluctance to sek medical care at…

… at all about the war. Our major task at this point should be one of educating people about the role of the U.S. and Israel in suppression of the Arab revolution. To effectively do this we must build a…

…. 2 policy To The Daily: THIS IS TO inform students that Meijer Thrifty Acres has chang- ed its policy and will not accept checks if your identification is an out-of-state drivers license, even if it is…

… are not required to change to a Michigan license ark students, this is a subtle form of discrimina- ion. Although Icould then have filled out an application for a Meijer Card, the unwillingness of the…

… great interest. I feel that the women who have been travel- ing and lecturing all over the coun- try to inform the public about the plight of Farrahhworkers, andnthe students who have spent many hours of…

… current U.S. position is zo consider any means or enforc- ing a ceasefire that might be acceptable to the Arabs and Israel. Kissinger said he was setting out for crucial negotiations on U.S. relations with…

… present - to the U.N. sponsored Kilometer 101 talks on implementing the ceasefire. THE MICHIGAN DAILY Volume LXXXIV, Number 76 Friday, December 7, 1973 is edited and managed by students at. the University…

…)-Passengers held hostage by Arab gunmen aboard a hijacked Dutch jumbo jet began leaving the plane last night as it stood on the runway at Luqa Airport receiving fuel. The hijackers agreed to release the passengers…

… menstrual pe.riod) must be performed in a hospital For more information or pregnancy counseling, call the above clinics or, EAST CLINIC, Health Service Afternoons 3-5, Mon.-Frl. 207 Fletcher 763-1210 STUDENT…

… normalization, and no date set for achieving it, developments could definitely be expected in a matter of months, and in some cases weeks, the officials added. YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND A LECTURE ON: "The Arab…

… temployed or- cam patg -Evs THE MICHIGAN DAILY Volume LXXXIV, No. 61 Thursday, November 15, 1973 is edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan. News phone 764-0562. Second class postage…

…. "It couldn't happen to a nicer guy,' beamed Gary Koloff '76. "ONE DOWN, one to go," added Bruce Trock '74. When the initial ecstasy faded a bit, a number of students expressed the sentiment that Agnew…

… of for the first time in the fourth Arab-Israeli war and attacked Egyptian convoys, the Israeli mili- tary command reported. In addition, The Israeli navy shelled Syrian oil installations on , the…

… DAILY Volume LXXXIV, No. 25 Thursday, October 4, 1973 is edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan. News phone 764-0562. Second class postage paid at Ann Arbor, Michigan 48106…

… decision. Kreisky, acceding to demands by Arab terrorists, announced last week that Schonau Castle, the Jewish Agency's transit fa- cility, would be closed although individual Russian Jews could still pass…

…THE Sumer Daily Saimmsr Editionof Jill MIChI(GAN DAIlY Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Tuesday, June 19, 1973 News Phone: 764-0552 Problems plague pos-,tal syqsteml…

… testified that many of the signatures are in the same handwriting. Included on the pe- tition are "signatures" of several Arab farmworkers who have been in Detroit organizing for the UFW the pastseveral…

…I -tQ fr7 THE Summer Daily Sssssssnr Eitssioof T11 MIMICHIGAN DAILY Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Thursday, June 14, 1973 News Phone: 764 0552 di e In di an ai d neee THE…

… the most delicate high- level negotiations" with the Rus-' sians, the Chinese, the Israelis, and the Arabs. "These negotiations could determine whether you will drive a car for the rest of this century…

…, N. Y. (A) -- The Unit- ed States yesterday denounced Israel's re- prisal raids in the Middle East but remand- ed .equal U.. N. condemnation of Arab ter- rorism. "Violence by conventional forces and…

… Yorl, that the planes were flown . The Michigan Daily, edited and man- aged by students at the University of Michigan. News phone: 764-0562. Second Class postage paid at Ann Arbor, Mich- igan. 420…

… President would not give a speech as planned, but would hold a press conference Thursday in- stead, because the Arab-Israeli crisis was taking up too much of his time. Warren was "pleased to report that…

… financial. If five dollars could be added to each student's tuition for Daystar's benefit, it would be possible to put on those unprofitable but tasty shows, and ticket prices for students could be held to a…

… maximum of two dollars. That would take a student referendum, though, and it doesn't seem likely considering the sorry state of SGC. The possibility of summer stadium concerts is still open also, IT'S ALSO…

…'s sleepwear: First & seconds- -Sewing accessories: Material, thread, -SPORTS & IMPORTS- SHARE ROOM near campus, July & ENERGETIC STUDENT seeks Patron. zippers 1972 MGB Roadster, wires, radio, rust Aug. 663…

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… relatively light. They include a mass meeting of registered student organizations tonight at 8:30 p.m., Rm 2207-09 of the Union, to discuss upcoming negotia- tions over guidelines for the use of University…

… facilities by student groups . . . Democrats from the Second Ward will meet tonight at 8:30 p.m. in Klein Lounge, Alice Lloyd Hall, to discuss candidate selection and other city issues . . . The Chile Support…

…, Sheik Ahmen Zaki Yamani, said his government would be willing to relax its oil embargo to this country in phased steps with Israeli withdrawal from occupied Arab lands. Yamani met with Secretary of State…

… have been overcharging truck drivers for diesel fuel, and it promised an immediate investigation. * The council said it is estimat- ing the potential shortage of pe- troleum resulting from the Arab oil…

…-Saturday, November 3, 1973 Ten Cents FOUND OUT ON SEPT. 29 Eight Pages Nixon ouster backed Pilpt program students at Alice Lloyd Hall have voted overwhelmingly in favor of President Nixon's impeach- ment. Out of 274…

… a wrapped package, Houston lawyer Leon Jaworski found two reels of re- cording tape. On the inside ..*. .., Marnie Heyn discusses the Thailand student move- ment on the Editorial Page . . . on the…

… also were in short supply, as Ali and other traders lamented, but thousands of Jews and Arabs haggled and bar- tered noisily over the piles of nuts, eggplant, onions, hot peppers and bananas, as if a war…

… had never taken place a few days and r a few hundred dunes away. Sephardic Jews in black frock coats and beaver hats moved > among veiled Arab ladies jingling with jewelry, bearded Druses in baggy…

… young The Supreme Court yesterday affirmed a lower court ruling that barred 15 year-old Sonia Yaco, a local high school student, from running for a seat on the Ann Ar- bor Board of Education. Yaco ran for…

…- ington students had established a bona fide residence in the state. THE STUDENTS contended that under the constitutional guarantee of "equal protection of the laws" all residents should be treated the same…

… a Connecticut practice that obliged an out-of-state student to continue in that status during the entire time he attended a state institution. NIXON SAID he accepted Love's resignation with deep…

… with the growing fuel crisis,height- ened by the Arab embargo on cil. supplies to the United States. Simon was interviewed briefly moments after the White House formally announced Love's resigna- tion…

… the federal agency wouldSbe independent but See ENERGY, Page 7 JOHN LOVE: "It's been diffi- cult to try to (/0 anything mean- ing f ni . ." U considers student-set dorm rates The University Housing…

… Depart- ment is currently studying a pro- posal under which dorm rates would be set by a student-run policy committee rather than by the Regents. The proposal comes in the form of a recommendation from a…

… spe- cial subcommittee of the Housing P o l i c y Committee (H.PC) that, changes be made in dorm leases granting control over a wide range of housing matters to HPC. HPC-AN 11-MEMBER, student- dominated…

… TICKETS ON SALE AT DOOR Adult tickets:$4.00--High School Students: $2.75 on Bob Seagren's try d Medal, Penn eschews o allow the pole vault- eak for themselves in xcruciating moments are suspended in that…

… to get any footage of the Arab terrorists, and captured somewhat that air of desolation that hung over the competition like a stench. Talking with mara- thon-runner Ron Hill, he provok- ed Hill…

… liberal college professor's confrontation with student protesters. -THIS WEEKEND- Woody Allen X 2 r if T he incredible 'journey' The New Phoenix Repertory Company rehearses for its premiere Sat. at 8…

… of Representatives to k prepare impeachment proceedings d against the President. e See NIXON, Page 3 des p it4 By AP and Reuter The Arab - Israeli war raged on yesterday as if the United Nations cease…

…, whose programs in recent years have broadened tremendous- ly in scope and, expense, is tem- porarily under the wing of the Office of Student Services (OSS) while a committee is being formed Student…

… told a news confer- ence, pounding a table. Kreisky said hetand his minister sat around the same table last Sat- urday when he decided to close the transit camp in return for agreement by two Arab gunmen…

… at my throat, and the up- per left arm. Although I was going, in the direction he de- THE MICHIGAN DAILY Volume LXXXIV, No. -27 Saturday, October 6, 1973 is edited and managed by students at the…

… publication and by 2 p.m. Friday for Saturday and Sunday. Items appear once only. Student organization notices are notaccepted for publication. For more information, phone 764-9270. Saturday, October 6 CAREER…

… cover student-oriented news, wherever it is. We aim to live up to our reputation-set down in a recent New York Times articles-as a "professional and aggressive newspaper." Suit filed Ann Arbor resident…

… for filing her suit. 0 SDS office raided? Gerald Lefcourt; a New York attorney; says the gov- ernment looted the offices of the Ann Arbor Students for a Democratic Society in February, 1969. Lefcourt…

… position of be- ing at the mercy of any other na- tion by 'having its energy supply suddenly cut off." CITING the Arab oil-producing countries which are threatening to use petroleum as a club to force a…

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… I Mtc Str iun a Ik1iI Eighty-three years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Rape: The victim pays for the crime 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi…

… credibility." Before the Arab boycott, the United Eugene States imported a rather small propor- Terwilli- tion of its petroleum needs from Arab countries. It would seem that reasons for Marnie the shortage go…

… law student i Letters: Sue Nixon for negligence Editorial Page: Ted Heyn, Zach Schiller Hartzell, Arts Page: Jeff Sorensen Photo Technician: Terry McCarth 0 IM WOr A< 1Vc*! E EA'WiVES£eRS QQ…

… * : e T- x .. 0 To The Daily: RECENTLY, IN A class in hos- pital law, a student asked, "If a hospital is liable for the negligent acts of its employees why isn't the President liable for the negligent…

… student newspapers of the top 10 rated foot- ball colleges, to determine which of you will rate number one with me by sending me the most letters. Anyone is eligible to write. I'll at- tempt to send a…

…i i r s4Lu £wtgan tj Eighty-three years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Pass-fail reform tangled in LSA web' 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi…

… swiftly in smashing the student and worker demon- strations against his regime last week, reestablishing martial law and killing 13 persons in the process. The coup, in other words, merely re- places one…

… other LSA regula- tions may be excepted for "valid" scholas- tic reasons. Assistant to the Administrative Board Harry Marsden says that this rule "does not seem to be a burning issue." Among many students…

… principle on which the College should oper- ate is that the primary responsibility for his/her education rests with each individual student." Unfortunately, this is still ap- parently a minority view. The…

… more common view among the facul- ty would appear to be closer in philosophy to that of a professor remarking during the student power upheavals at the University during the 1960s: "A professor with no…

… tern, Nixon is realy call- ing for massive strip mining for coal, massive destruction of t h e land and pollution of the land and water.", IN ADDITION to household con- suming units, the Arab producing…

… your unjust criticism f my home- town area was one criticism too many for me to silently take. -L. Simpson '74 Nov. 14 locker rent To The Daily: MANY STUDENTS may be un- aware that the price of…

… advisrs say the hike was necessitated by ris- ing costs. But they fail to consi4r the fairness of such an expensive fee to students who face limited financial resources. Isn't the administration concern- ed…

… Page 1) need, attracting some highly-quali- fied minority students. Wilson said the University "can- not compete" with these other, schools. University President Robben, Fleming further attributed some…

… of, the program's shortcomings to the fact that "state appropriations have not kept pace with our ef- forts," in helping to finance the special services provided minority students. "The responsibility…

… planne to go up much beyond the regular additional n rates of extension services," he SGC Vice said. SCVc "An i he(te inoit stdet)sardytwond "And if he (the minority student) ary, anod b can't make it here…

… other action, the Regents said Glazer. heard students and faculty speak'- on the controversial proposed ex- pansion of intramural (IM) facili- T ties. *so-I only one bu pus, funded term studen felt bothc…

… i Campus. . The proposed building would be (Continued from Page 1) constructed on a student fee not of the Paris talks on an Americ to exceed seven dollars per stu- economic aid program, the Uni dent…

… restitution for damage money collected that the court deems proper. AS WELL as attacking damage deposits, the suit, filed Friday for students Randy Rosen and David Hiller, deals with alleged abuses in damage…

… Arabs, in 1948 and 1956, and provided them with an example of courage for the third in 1967. His death came as the Jewish state was still mourn- ing its dead from the fourth. Doctorspronounced him dead at…

… that area, he claims- Secondly, the diversification iof major programs will dezrease the number of students in each area, Howes says, providing a more in- timate atmospheretand increased student…

…-teacher contact. Finally, the program initiated last spring by new department chairman John Styan, will help students who want to specialize in a particular area but have found this difficult under the present sys…

…- tem, Howes says. FOR STUDENTS who prefer a more general English background, however, the old system will still be around. The general English, honors, and teaching programs will be virtually unchanged…