-1-1 If- L a I f- I I I /-A k 1 M A I I tr rsday, September 16,1976 THE MILHIGAN )'AILY Carter U' in IDearb SContinued fromP age 1) ompany, whose headquarter s f .xare her e in Dearborn. And though Carter vowed earlier yes- terday to avoid the dispute, he .> . .told the convention: "When a strike is called, you back each other up," and was greeted by cheers: > > p_..Carter made a passing ref- erence to the opening of Ford's campaign thirty miles west ofF here in Ann Arbor. ."I'm glad _'f to see his reluctant emergence from the Rose Garden," he told A'b 4 the crowd in reference to Ford's' ..recent policy of remainng in Owl, s. Washington while Carter does 4 CARTER LATER recited a 'r < :,long litany of past Democratic. .. v heroes, invoking them as pa- A ,......... trons of his campaign. The 'mention of ranklin Roosevelt {5nHarry Truman, Adlai Steven- : son, John Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson were met with bursts ___________4'\~'.of applause. ruyge -)ven its GOP BLUE GRASS MUSIC OLD AMERICAN FIDDLE TUNES Porn talk Friday, September 17th 12 NOON The was one notable excep- ON THE DIAG ton, however. When Carter re- called the words "George Mc- IN FRONT OF THE GRAD LIBRARY Govern," the silence in the hall in case of rain, behind the library of laborites was palpable. Mc- n the covered area) Govern's 1972 candidacy against sponsored by several campus ministries Richard Nixon was bitterly op- --_- posed by AFL-CIO president E George Meany. GeoreDeocaticNEEDED: 4 students with 20-20 vision (or cor- The Democratic candidate re- peated his now-familiar re- rected to 20-20) to participate in visual form marks on the need to restore. trust in government. "l owe detection experiments. One hour is required the special interests nothing,": he said. "I owe the people per day (some hour each day), Monday-Fri- everything." eeft te day, beginning Sept. 13 and ending Dec. 10. !As he left the plush Dearborn Hyatt-Regency, Carter was met1 You must be available all term. Pay; $2.50 per by a group of 5o to 60 pickets. protesting his stand against a hour. If youare interested,rcall Thelma at 764- constitutional amendment pro 9398. hibiting abortions. y G i i i 's. i I ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING for Franz Lehar's Operetta "THE MERRY WIDOW" Singers, Actors, Musicians, Dancers Wanted SUNDAY, SEPT. 19 7:30 p.m. ART WORLDS 2131 S. Main, Ann Arbor Call 665-6074 for Info. ;i i) ;, !, M Thu SORORITI ES RUSH A HOUSE... FIND A HOME - - ,. ASS MEETING TONITE irsday, Sept. 16-7:30 p.m. ,I third floor, Michigan League - ...-.......-......-.-...-.-, P ) r k ight to life advocates rally outside the Hyatt-Regency Hotel in Dearborn where Democratic presidential candidate Jimmy arter spoke before the AFL-CIO last evening. Carter opposes abortion personally but has said he would not favor a con- tiutional amendment banning such operations. I THE COLLEGE OF LSA ANNOUNCES THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL COURSES FOR THE FALL TERM Res. Coll. 412-A Reconciliation of Man and Nature (2 cr-7 weeks) Sec. 001 (Disc) TTh 11 Room 124 E. Quad Sir E. Ashby Sir Eric Ashby, distingushed British botanist and Fellow in the Royal Society and Royal Institute of Chemists, holds the Walgreen Professorship in this College during this F a I I term. His seven-week course, which will deal with political and ethical questions concerning the attitude of man and govern- ments toward the environment is open to all LSA students. Univ. Course 101-Introduction to the University (4cr) Sec. Sec. 001 002 (Disc) (Lec) MTh 4 4007 AH T 2-4 MLB, Aud 4 Prof. Wm. Frankena Prof. E. Abdel-Massih STUDENT SELECTING SEC. 002 MUST ALSO E L E C T ONE OF THE FOLLOWING DISCUSSION SECTIONS: Sec. 003 Sec. 004 Sec. 005 Sec. 006 Disc. WF 1 Disc. MF 10 Disc. MW 3 Disc. WF 1 3540 FB 2450 MH 3020 FB 2046 FB As a result of recommendations of the Commission on Graduation Requirements, the new Introduc- tion to the University course is being initiated this Fall term to give students the opportunity to ex- plore the values, aims, and means of liberal education with some special attention to the resources and programs of the University of Michigan. Such a course may be useful to students developing per- sonal educational goals and is open to freshmanand sophomores in LSA. _.._^: SINGLE SALES BEGIN MON PTP BOXOFFICE, MENDELSSOHN LOBBY SPECIAL SINGLE all in the POWER CENTER the Professional Theatre Program ATTRACTIONS Nov. 9 Jan. 31 March 2, 3,4,5 April 18 '7 '-'r""' -011 PAUL ELLIOTT Entertainments Ltd. presents FIRST NORTH AMERICAN TOUR I !,~ I Claude lipqjs J Mime Ileat e J performing T e 'rainn of the 8hrew Nov. 7 Ir7 I, OOM" i M 4 A Distinguished Star in "INTO THY NARROW BED" I I ! 1E11 elk lmRi/i 4I f bIVJ1t i III