Protesters
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strated to have been necessary,
although, he said. I was not con
sulted about calling in police at
any particular time.
After the inauguration cere
mony was over. ASUO Pres. Jim
Bemau attempted to arrange a
meeting between the demon
strators and Boyd. Although Boyd
agreed to meet the demon
strators. the proposed meeting
was called off when Boyd refused
to promise amnesty for those ar
rested.
The demonstrators then moved
to the Art Museum, where a recep
tion for Boyd was being held. They
were blocked from entering, how
ever. by police who were asking
for invitations to the event.
Bogen said he had not deter
mined whether invitations had ac
tually been issued to the event
and assumed that asking for them
was a police tactic to bar disrup
tions in the museum.
Bemau said the ASUO will in
vestigate Saturday s incidents to
determine whether any action in
support of the demonstrators
should be taken.
He said he abhorred their
methods of addressing problems
he said the ASUO was already
working on. and said he believes
they damaged what the student
government is attempting.
He pledged ASUO legal or
other aid to students who were ar
rested if his investigation turns up
wrong-doing by the police
The people arrested who were
listed as students fall term (winter
term registration lists are not yet
complete) are: Peggy Jo Bram
mer. 23. Rebecca Anne Vance,
24. and William Lutz. 23
Others arrested were Daniel
Blair Greenstein. 23. Sarah Fran
cis Mattzman. 24. William Sher
man Doolittle. 25. AJan Ray Rid
dle. 22, and Jean Ellen Woodruff.
22.
Woodruff was charged with m
terfenng with a police officer, the
rest with disorderly conduct. Ail
posted S55 bail and were re
leased. Their arragnment was to
be held this rooming.
Two juveniles, whose names
were not released, were detained
at Skipworth Juvenile Home
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discuss the situation of the Pales
tinian people begins today and
ends Saturday. Highlights of the
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