For Wayne State Board

MANY Vu'l'Ëkij, scanning anu already overlong statewide ballot, tend to forget that members of the governing boards of the sta(te's Big Three universities are elected. Wayne State University's Board of Governors has two seats open. Running as a Republican, Nori man O. Stockmeyer is an out standing candidate. Already a 1 year veteran of the board, Stockmeyer is not an educator per se but his experience in educational affairs runs the gamut: Wayne County Board of ! tion, trustee of Detroit Institute of Technology .Michigan Higher Education Assistance Authority. Stockmeyer has been closely linked to Wayne State's rise to celïènciMwêrthêpast decade. He I should be retained on the Board of I Governors. The other well qualified 1 date is Mildred Jeffrey, long al leading figure in state Democratie I party circles. She has .a fine grasp I ot the needs and potential of an I urban institution such as Wayne I State. Jeffrey on the Democratie I ticket and Stockmeyer on the I Republican ticket are the choices I for Wayne State Board of I nors. _