The Detroit News plans to move the following stories for clients of the New York Times News Service for editions of Monday, Aug. 23, 2010. For questions, contact: News desk: 313.222.2533 Sports desk: 313.222.2260 Features desk: 313.222.2480 Business desk: 313.222.2738 METRO ('a') RICK-SNYDER (undated) -- Rick Snyder says Michigan conservatives are with him. Others say the moderate Republican gubernatorial candidate has work to do to make the right wing stalwarts feel comfortable. But Snyder, the businessman who won this month's primarily handily over his more conservative contenders and political office holders, said he's not changing his strategy of inclusion that attracted both Democrats, Republicans and Independents and that there's no new, creative way to win over those conservatives uneasy over his victory. And that gives hard-core conservatives like Doug Till of Kalamazoo, who despised what he called Snyder's 'gimmicky' campaign, pause. By Leonard Fleming. WSU-BLACKGRADS -- Wayne State University is failing its African-American students, graduating fewer than one in 10 while success for their white counterparts is four times higher, according to a report issued this month. The graduation gap between white and black students at WSU is the worst in the nation among public universities, according to a report by the Washington, D.C.-based Education Trust. By Kim Kozlowski. PETERPAUL (Lake Orion, Mich.) -- A benefit concert by two legendary folk singers of the Peter, Paul & Mary band will be held next month in Dearborn to raise $100,000 and honor Mary Tavers, who died from complications of leukemia last year. Tavers, who was diagnosed in 2004, lived for five years after receiving a bone marrow transplant from Mary DeWitt of Lake Orion. Peter and Paul are hosting the concert for Be The Match, the bone marrow registry that matched Tavers and DeWitt. Getting on the registry requires donors to donate cheek cells but it costs the organization $100 to process and store the sample. The local branch of Be The Match lost grants to hold registry drive on university campuses and among emergency workers, so they tapped the Peter/Paul connection to help shore up their losses and expand the registry. By Kim Kozlowski. BUSINESS ('f') OCONNOR-COL (undated) -- Classic or clunker? When to keep your old car, and when to get rid of it. By Brian J. O'Connor. SPORTS ('s') FBC-UM (Ann Arbor, Mich) -- In the span of nearly three weeks, Michigan sophomore quarterback Tate Forcier has: 1. Had a senior teammate call out his work ethic. 2. Had the wings removed from his helmet for motivation. 3. Had to endure wild Internet speculation that he's transferring. Forcier, the starter last season who's in an open competition for that job with fellow sophomore Denard Robinson and freshman Devin Gardner, finally had a chance to address all of those topics during Michigan's media day Sunday. By Angelique S. Chengelis. 