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4-A July 30, '69 DETROIT FREE PRESS ADVMTIIEMfNT Life Goes On Where Killer Prowls Dick PurtaTi wants to develop Mu Elliot Hamtramck can have its Jjurfj to read QeIirFTItBSrri3kl. 'HoyOtfnd is My MilOnerman is teaching an 2 The color TV? Sure its new. We got it 3 with our Cash Call WXYZ Radio IV. BE SURE OA IS OURS A A MflAmj 1270. CONVENIENT TERMS WE SERVE DETROIT AND ALL SUBURBS DickPurUlI IS a testy horticultural problem; trying to grow a rose in Roseville.

Jitn Davis is President o( the Diclc Clark Fan Club. Dick Purtan Writes comedy material tor the swimmingN wi POOL fer students to EMU laM year; this year there have been 4,175. No one would say if the decline could be attributed to fear of the killer. U-M will inaugurate a free bus service between library and class areas of the campus and apartment, sorority and residential areas beginning "in a few weeks," Kennedy said. An escort service male volunteers from various campus organizations will be reinstituted Sept.

2. It was used from March until June, then discontinued. EMU will institute a similar escort servire, and both schools are working with utility companies to improve and increase lighting in nil campus areas. Both have beefpd up campus police patrols. groups and they mix around some, but they mostly leave in groups too.

I've noticed fewer girls after dark in the past few weeks, that's all. The kids don't seem to be talking about the murders even." RESTAURANTS BARS strung out in the seven miles that separate the two college towns are doing fairly well for cummer, managers reported. "One thing," said Donald Bileti, who owns the Gingham Inn on Washtenaw Road near Ypsilanti, "No stranger buys a drink for a girl in this place. The kids that have been coming here, keep coming. We keep an eye on strangers." Bar business is up somewhat; food business is about the same as any summer, Bileti said.

Continued from Page 3A existent after 8 p.m. now." "Last week, especially, business slacked off," Kelingos admitted. "The- whole town is scared, there's no question. But it Isn't a panic. These kids are nonchalent, maybe arrogant.

Girls are still hitchhiking at night. Every night I see one of them or two together hitching rides. It's hard to believe." Tpsilanti's Burger Chef Restaurant, a popular mingling place for 16-to-20-year-okis from both EMU and the town, is doing "business as usual," according to manager Leonard Siemasz. "I've been here since 1964," he said. "This place is sort of a hangout, but no trouble, no trouble.

The kids come in i Theater owners have seen a decline at the box offices. A spokesman for the Wayside Theater, about a mile from the EMU campus, said, "Attendance has been lower recently. A lot of girls came alone before, but now Its mostly girls with dates." Ann Arbor theater operators reported similar small declines. Robert Huston, vice-president of a chain coin-laundry firm with locations in both college towns, said business is stable, but the peak hours have changed from night to day. Drugstore operators in both towns said girls aren't running out at 11 p.m.

to buy shampoo or toothpaste or magazines. ONE MEASURE OF the anxiety of local businessmen might be the reaction of realtor "Hip" Beyer of Ann Arbor, who Is president of a local association of businessmen. "I have no comment at all to make. I don't care to contribute to your articles and don't give me. a line about civic responsibility," he said.

People who are afraid of an area, don't buy houses. The Ann Arbor YM-YWCA has received a rush of inquiries from women students about karate and judo lessons. A spokesman said eight-week beginning courses will be available beginning Sept. 8. "We don't know how many girls to expect.

We think about 200," he said. Girls from Ypsilanti will be bused to the Ann Arbor for the cour-e. Hair spray and long, sharp hatpins have been popular drugstore Items recently, some owners reported. But, generally, campus life is only slightly inhibited by the presence of a killer or killers somewhere nearby. A Blues Festival planned by the U-M Student Activities Center for Friday, Saturday, and Sunday will go on as scheduled.

No dances or university-sponsored events have been canceled at either school. KICHARD KENNEDY, director of state and community relations for U-M. said freshman enrollments haven't suffered from the murders. "Our registrar has logged only four cases where parents have notified the school that their daughter won't be coming this fall because of the murders," Kennedy said. At EMU, three coeds who lived in the same dormitory as the latest murder victim, Karen Sue Beineman, have been withdrawn from the university by their parents.

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