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…M c igon.DVLXXXIX, No. 57.S Twelve Pages Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents 'U' CONTRACT EXPIRED 12 A.M. YES TERDA Y Mediator, union to meet Trades union strikes By PATRICIA HAGEN A mediator will meet this morning with representatives for the striking campus skilled trades council and the University at the Michigan Em- ployment Relations Commission office in Detroit. The 318-member skilled trades union went on strike when their contract with the U...…

…Page 2-Thursday, August 2, 1979-The Michigan Doily Former dean a confidante to 'U' <Continued fromPagel) the world. He enjoys the confidence and is much like Fleming's. "A visitor having been here 44 years is made with respect of University officials. knows he's had his complete hearing," a knowing tone of understatement. Everyone from the Regents to the he said. "He's a good listener, and He came to the University in 1936 asa president consul...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, August 2, 1979-Page 3 'U'profs suggest aids for Black English By ADRIENNE LYONS With the Ann Arbor school system moving closer toward its deadline for a new program designed to aid "Black English" speakers, University faculty mem- bers and students are devising alternative plans of their own. The deadline was set July 12 by District Court Judge Charles Joiner, who rled in favor of a group of black Ann Arbor childr...…

…Page 4-Thursday, August 2, 1979-The Michigan Dail1 Michigan Daily Eighty-nine Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St. Ann Arbor. M. 48109 Vol. LXXXIX, No. 57-S News Phone: 764 O 2 Edited and managed by students at the University of Mi~higan Chrysler should get federal aid G OVERNMENT INTERVENTION is not wel- comed by businesses in this country now or in the past. So Chrysler Corp.'s request for a $1 billion advance in tax credits from the f...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, August 2, 1979-Page5 AMENDMENTS ANNOY SENA TE LEADERS House WASHINGTON (AP) - The House approved legislation giving President Carter standby gasoline rationing authority last night, but the bill was in such a heavily amended form it instan- tly produced a congressional deadlock. Congressional leaders said despite House passage by a 263-159 vote, there now appears little chance of enacting a bill acceptable to the ...…

…Page 6-Thursday, August 2, 1979-The Michigan Daily GM chief: crunch on auto makers to last DETROIT (UPI)-Unlike the 1973-74 gasoline crunch, this year's fuel shortages and surging prices likely will have a lasting impact on the auto industry, General Motors Corp. (GM) President Elliott 'Pete" Estes said yesterday. In a way, he said, that's good. IT MEANS THE industry can cater to consumer demand for fuel-efficient cars rather than to gover- n...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, Jesse Jackson leaves South Africa; gov 't protests anti-apartheid remarks JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) - Black American civil rights leader Jesse Jackson ended his crusade here against South Africa's racial policies yesterday, having brought feuding black leaders to a tentative reconciliation and angered the gover- nment with his comments. Jackson, considered the most influen- tial black activist ever allowed i...…

…Page 8-Thursday, August 2, 1979-The Michigan Daily Allp I. Found GRAND OPENINI dA804 RENTAL HOMEk Brand new homes with fireplace, cathedral c two-car garage with automatic opener, fos 66-97 ' rooms or three bedrooms and family roor 29B804 basement, large wood deck, use of tennis md box and heated pool. Approx. 1% miles from e chairs, off W. Liberty. Dahlmann Apts. Ltd., 71 dBtc ACHTUNG! Single available for fall renta bedroom bilevel apartme...…

…A dusty 'Glass By JOSHUA PECK Tennessee Williams regards The Glass Menagerie as his finest work. Many literary and theatre critics agree. The members of the Black Sheep Repertory Company, I am sorry to report, do not. Their recently closed production of the play was dusty, dry, and deliberately ponderous. It ruminates over its script from a distan- ce, evidently lacking the guts to tackle it head-on, wrestle with it, and (to exhaust the metap...…

…Page 10-Thursday, August 2, 1979-The Michigan Daily EMERGENCY SERVICE CONTINUES: Mediator, 'U' trades union to meet today kfn enr+trv- trying to cause any discomfort to the patients. We just want a fair raise and we want our benefits to stay the same." The two sign-carrying union mem- bers gradually gave way to the driver inching a truck out of the loading area. THE SLOWDOWN "doesn't have a significant effect on the day-to-day operations of ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, August 2, 1979-Page 11 SPORTS OF THE DAILY 'BIRMIN looking for scores pla ds yesterd $350,000 Associatio Everybo Ri no( fro ARLING fielder Mi play by th despite un to the New Detroit threatened 3 victory o on ground belongingt BUT A' Commissic nesday tha Texas, ev players Ne still up in t noon. Oscar G eighthhom New York ning. As origin to go to the including1 were to sta until the et the three p this was Bowie Ku...…

…Page 12-Thursday, August 2, 1979--The Michigan Daily MAJOR LE AGUE ROUNDUP ARLIP reliever and pre tory oft] two-run winning over the Come in the se and con Tramme Kern shuts door on Tige By the AssoclatedPress score 4-3, Rangers, and the tying run on moved to second when Johnny Grubb NGTON, Texas-Texas Rangers second base, Kern came on to strike out was safe on an error. Sundberg then Jim Kern earned his 18th save Lou Whitaker. tripled into ...…

…Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 56-S Vi Wednesday, August 2, 1978 Ann Arbor, Michigan Ten Cents Tw, Sixteen Pages Hospital murder suspect charged By R. J. SMITH APARICIO WAS arrested Monday University Hospital administrator morning, moments after police William Aparicio was arraigned on discovered the bullet-ridden body of open charges of murder yesterday, in a Koos, an assistant administrator for the case involving the shooting death of a psychiatric hos...…

…Page 2-Wednesday, August 2, 1978-The Michigan Daily Crane's hat in ring for 1980 WASHINGTON (AP) - The first hat in the 1980 Republican presidential ring belongs to Rep. Philip Crane, a youthful conservative who hopes to capture the support of the GOP right wing before Ronald Reagan decides whether to make one more try for the presidency. Crane intends to announce his can- didacy at a news conference today. "OBVIOUSLY, AS a House member witho...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, August 2, 1978-Page 3 TISCH, HEADL E E, FERENCY MEET ta He Ti al on by na tin Fi Hf Ur sli th Tax reform proposals debated WARREN - There are three kinds of proposal, taxes could only be increased missioner, stated. x proposals in Michigan this year: the same period. by a recommendation from the gover- "I think we ought to ha eadlee tax limitation amendment, the HEADLEE explained that his nor, two-thirds passage...…

…Page 4-Wednesday, August 2, 1978-The Michigan Dai imichigan-DAILY Eighty-eight Years of Editorial Freedom 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mi. 48109 Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 56-S News Phone: 764-0552 Wednesday, August 2, 1978 Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan y South Quad activism: Paper towel politics TV violence wron censorship worst ig9 e A YEAR AGO, 14-year-old Ronnie Zamora was tried for the murder of an elderly woma...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, August 2, 1978-Page 5 GROUP CLAIMS SUPPORT IS STRONG: Backers confident of drinking age hike (Continued from PageeOne) He predicted that only ten per cent of the 18-20-year-old voters in Michigan will turn out to the polls in November, and half of them will vote in favor of the proposal. A FLURRY OF bills to raise the drinking age to 20 or 21 have been in- troduced in the state legislature in past years, and th...…

…Page 6-Wednesday, August 2, 1978-The Michigan Daily Little thunder in Woody's Herd By R. J. SMITH Years ago, and I mean years ago, a short time after breaking into the 1940s jazz scene, this man earned a place as a bonafide American pop star. Through all the changes, and a life which has criss-crossed the world, he has held on- to that role. Time may have passed him by, as the age of big bands fades and he is written away asa popularizer and ...…

…The Michigan Daily--Wednesday, August 2, 1978-Page 7 Reporter loses bid to avoid jail sentence WASHINGTON (AP) - Reporter sought-after files would not be made nold's subpoena, and state Judge Myron Farber's attempt to avoid an in- public before a state trial judge Theodore Trautwein ordered Farber definite jail term for refusing to give reviewed them. jailed until he turned over the infor- confidential files to a New Jersey judge The informati...…

…Page 8-Wednesday, August 2, 1978-The Michigan Daily FERENCY: The perennial politico O ZOLTON FERENCY, gubernatorial campaigns are nothing new. He's run for the office-and lost-twice before. But Ferency's perseverance and undying op- timism have earned him a fighting chance in his latest bid for the governor's sea'. Ferency's campaign chest has been fuller this time around, thanks to tie new campaign finance laws which provide $2 in state fund...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, August 2, 1978-Page 9 'ITZGERALD: Slick packaging iTATE SEN. BILL Fitzgerald presents a palatable package, with his All rerican looks, legislative exerience and unteous supply of camp a funds 100,000). But when that image is netrated, it is clear that his stands on the ues differ little from those of the rest of efield of Democratic contenders. The 36-year-old Detroiter's pet issue is proving Michigan's business ...…

…Page 10-Wednesday, August 2, 1978-The Michigan Daily Iraqis get diplomatic immunity PARIS (AP) - France accepted a claim of diplomatic immunity yester- day for three Iraqi Embassy staff members arrested for firing on French police and a surrendered Palestinian terrorist at the end of a siege Monday. The decision was seen as a move to avoid strains in relations with. Bagh- dad, France's second-largest oil sup- plier and a reported customer for...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, August 2, 1978-Page 11 Price of gold hits all-time high LONDON (AP) - Gold prices shot to a record high yesterday as the dollar plumbed new depths against Japanese and Swiss currencies, but consumers won't find any immediate price in- creases at jewelry stores. During the morning, gold reached $207.50 an ounce - more than $7 higher than the overnight level, but profit- taking dulled the glitter after mid-day. How...…

…Page 12-Wednesday, Auqust2. 1978-The Michigan Daily FOUND-White kitten with brown markings and blue eyes. Spayed female. Found in North East neighborhood. Call Carol, 662-7804. dA802 LOST-Striped gold with circles kitten, Law Quad area, Sunda7/23. Many thanks.994-0467. 99A802 FOR SA LE MUST SELL: double bed, bookcases, chairs, TV, etc. 665-2895 31B803 Canon FTB 1.8 lens, $120. Like new. Call 665- 2673. 24B803 MOVING-Modern Dux Beige studio be...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, August 2, 1978-Page 13 (CuntinuedfrumPages2)MU CAL D E ., OO ATS ARAaNCONE BUSINESS SERVICES RADIOS, REPAIRS Used Fender Precission bass guitar. Apollo Music Female Graduate Student, 29, interested in sharing aCenter769-1400Xt apartment with same beginning 9-1. Call 1-617-964- Giant Flea Market PROPY IN TYPING USED GIBSON SG-Old pick ups. Call Don, 761- 2247collectafter6. 09Y811. Furniture, antiques, new, used & ...…

…Page 14-Wednesday, August 2,1978-The Michigan Daily Ferency, Headlee, Tisch debate tax reform (Continued from} Page 3) tax situation, but then diverges with them. FERENCY WENT ON to explain that he favors a redistribution of the tax burden with more emphasis placed on the upper class. Speaking specifically to the Headlee amendment, the Michigan State University con- stitutional law professor said, "Headlee merely puts a ceiling on a bad tax s...…

…Pressing the Issue 608 MILLER 38 days to go... .. .a season of optimism T HERE IS something sad about the 1978 Big Ten football season opening in just 38 days. Not because it implies that the summer is rapidly ap- proaching its end, but because the game signalling the start of the gridiron new year is Northwestern at Illinois. The Wildcats and Ilini used to reserve their intrastate battle for the final game on the schedule, but Illinois offici...…

…Page 16-Wednesday, August 2, 1978-The Michigan Daily MAJOR LEAGUE ROUNDUP Tigers survive scare in (By The Associated Press) loaded the bases and Bailor hit a The Yankees blasted Ranger TORONTO - Phil Mankowski sacrifice fly. Jon Matlack for seven runs ir doubled home the first of three Detroit Meanwhile, down in Lakeland, Mark innings he worked. runs in the second inning, then scored Fidrych pitched five perfect innings for the winner on a wil...…

…The Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXVII, No. 56-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, August 2, 1977 10 Cents 12 Pages plus Supplement House debates WASHINGTON (tA"-The House opened its debate on President Carter's energy plan yesterday and the President made a direct public appeal for passage of critical key elements, including p five cent per gallon increase in federal gasoline taxes. At the same time, Republican leaders predicted they will be able ao def...…

…Page T wo I HE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, August 2, 1977 Vance, Sadat discuss PLO ALEXANDRIA, Egypt tP) - Secretary of State Cyrus Vance began a new Middle East mis- sion last night, exploring with President Anwar Sadat indirect ways of representing the Pales- tinians in Arab-Israeli negotia- tions. Vance said on arriving in Egypt, the first stop of a 12- day six-nation Middle East tour, that he planned to "see what we can do to speed this pr...…

…Tuesday, August 2,, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Rage Three Tuesday, August 2, 1977 UHE MiCHIGAN DAILY Page Three Detroit police nab 19 connected with prostitution ring By PHILLIP BOKOVOY Special To The Daily DETROIT-The Detroit Police Department (DPD) conducted an early morning surprise raid on a suspected prostitution motel Saturday that would've made even Starsky and Huotch turn green with envy. The police, after, three weeks of undercover i...…

…The Michigan Daily Edited and managed by Students at the University of Michigan Tuesday, August 2, 1977 News Phone: 764-0552 Double standard for pay makes jobs, takes jobs IN AN APPARENTLY .HUMANITARIAN effort to pro- vide access to more jobs for teenagers,' Congress is entertaining the idea of creating a "subminimum" wage for young workers. Without taking much time to think about it, clearly a double-standard in pay would have drastic drawbac...…

…I'HE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Tuesday, August 2, 1977- Tuesday, August L, I ~ I7~ IHEM1C1-IK~AN DAILY PageFive David Keeps, Arts Editor Phone 764-0562 ecords in.rief GILLIAM'S 'JABBERWOCKY' Scum can be fuln By NICOLA BINNS God Save The Queen, Sex Pistols, (Virgin Imports VS 181) THE NEWEST RAGE in Bri- tish Rock and roll is Punk Rock, and at the top of the field are the Sex Pistols, Their biz- zare performances have re- sulted in harrasme...…

…Yage >x I HE MICHIGAN DAILY , uesday, August z, 1i y North Koreans set up 11, 'military sea border' t~P RTOY'77 CONTINUES... 'Wait Until 4'Dark By FREDERICK KNOT T JULY 27 30 & AUGUST 2, 5 in the POWER CENTER for the performing arts For Ticket Information Call: (313) 764-0450 TOKYO ,P) - North Korea established an unprecedented "military sea boundary" yes- terday and said most foreign ships and planes would be ban- ned from entering the a...…

…Tuesday, August Z, 191 /1 rHE MICHIGAN DAILY Doge Seven ' 1 4 Tao. .,. d .. aus L_. f[H MHGNALYPgeSee Republicans charge Carter with support ng b latant po tica payoff WASHINGTON (P) - Repub- ping up in the past 30 or 40 hood that the rejection of cargo of the oil at first and 9.5 per tee hearings last week was Ro- lican leaders accused Presi- years,' said Orock. preference will be seen as a cent after five years. The ad- bert Blackwell, ...…

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…Tuesday, August 2, 1977 1i HE MiCHKI(AN DAILY Page Nine atht awvro~rn .n ana .w . .. IMh ad Is the work of OrrI Frutkin and Gavino ani How ouldyou like t6s n the vworkyoUd m Would you be willing to tell the world, "I did this?" After all, you're pretty good at what you do. Probably proud of it, too. Well, most of us will never get to sign our work. And maybe that's a shame. Because as good as we are, it might make us better. And we can afford ...…

…Page T en M rE Ml(-tilbAN VAltY i uesaay, ^ugust z, 1977 Pog Te IrEMI~t1(aA tPSIY leaa :, UOU... _197r1,{ i 'Son of Sam' victim dies __.. ICootmuai rmw Page i t . it just wisn't enough," Dr was knowrt us "(rnmps." William Shochark, a neurosur Kept alire only by a respira- geon, said. tor, her heart intermittently fal tering, her blood pressure ebb_ IIE ADDED that Moskowit ing, the atiractive Brooklyn died of a swelling of the brain gir...…

…1day, August 2, 1977 I HE MICHIGAN DAILY 1-oge Eleven Athletic justice? King gets small fine; ready to $ign with pros KNOXVILLE (P) - Former Tennessee basketball star Ber- nard King pleaded guilty yes- terday to charges of resisting arrest and possession of mari- juana but scaped having to go 'to jail. Charges of attempted larceny involving the theft of a $1,500 television from Tennessee's athletic department, and prowl- ing were dismisse...…

…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesd day, August 2, 19 Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuest Cards By The Associatf-d Pr-sn ATLANTA - Jerry Mmphre broke a tie in the sixth innin with his second rn-scoring dou ble of the game. lif ing the St Louis Cardinsts t'> - 6-S victorr over the Atlanta Braves las night. Mumphrey's first hit, in the third inning, broke a 2-2 tie tha had been created by a pair o two-run homers in the first in ning by Ga...…

…The Michigan Daily Vol. LXXXV, No. 55-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, August 2, 1975 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Ho ffa search continues By the United Press International DETROIT - Officials of the Teamsters International union said yesterday they feared "the worst"-death-in the disap- pearance of James Hoffa more than 48 hours ago, but Hoffa's son said he believed the former Teamster union boss had been kidnaped and is alive. Local 299, which Hof...…

…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAtLY Saturday, August 2, 1975 AN- - -eroePat TTV 4:30 4 13 NBC News-Tomo Brokaw S My Partner the Ghost 51CBS News--Dan Rather 30 Fore 57 Jean Shepherd's America 7:002 CBS News-Dan Rather # Profles in Black 7 24 ABC News-Ted Koppei 15 l8e Maw 13 20 Lawrence Welk 30 One Million Strong 2057 Firing Line-Buckley 7:30 2 $25,000 Pyramfid 4 Masquerade Party 7 Treasure Hunt 9 Police Surgeon-Crime Drama 24 Let's Make A Deal ...…

…Saturday, August 2, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Poae Thre Helsinki agreement: Nothing but high sounding promises? By WILLIAM RYAN An Associated Press News Analysis The glittering supersummit at Helsinki has adopted a high sounding declaration, but there is likely to be a vast chasm between East and West when it comes to interpreting the meaning of the words, or to matching deeds to promises.. Leonid Brezhnev, the So v i e t evangelist of Europ...…

…MAYAGUEZ SPOTLIGHTS NEW STRATEGY By HOWARD DRATCH G " fog~vc.., ~ .~~rd's ieference to quick-re- SAN FRANCISCO (PNS) - i i5Ahi . spi~h~aiounse actions in the Middle Steve Canyon's Sunday comic l Fast is not accidental, oil is at atrip may seem an unlikely the ~ ai ~ ~ 4o.Ahearit of the new Marine place to spot newv trends in U.S.,."" Corps trans-Atlantic strategy, military policy. But the recent:,~.'~ ~. II e n r y Kissinger'sBuainess disappea...…

…Saturday, August Z, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Saturday, August 2, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five CCA w'c o4Aip eenice4 UNIVERSITY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 409 S. Division M. Robert Fraser, Pastor Church School-9:45 a.m. Morning Worship-11:00 a.m. Evening Worship-7:00 p.m. FIRST UNITED METHODIST CIURCH State at Huron and Washington Worship Services: 8:30 a.m. in the Chapel. 10:00 a.m. in the Sanctuary. 10:00 a.m.-Church School. 11...…

…Page Six THE MICHIGAN GAILY Saturday, August 2, 1975 Crichton xpress: Classical lines THE GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY by Michael Crichton. Knopf, New York. 226 pp. By JIM HILL In this backward-looking period in our emotional history when the publishing houses are doing a brisk business in "Sherlockiana" (i.e., new editions of Sherlock Holmes as well as studies of the world's foremost sleuth) and cleverly de- signed Victorian sagas, Michael Crich- ...…

…Saturday, August 2, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Montreux: Dizzy, Ella, Maria and all that jazz By JAMES FIEBIG Special To The Daily MONTREUX, Switzerland - Seventy years ago, the few small dance bands that featured a primitive form of the distinctive, rhythmic music we now call jazz were in the midst of a seemingly hopeless battle for survival. Faced with overwhelming competition from the com- mercial clatter of Tin Pan Alley,- most...…

…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, August 2, 1975 Daily Class if ieds FOR RENT TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENT on Church St. Furnished or unfur- nished, parking and utilities Includ- ed In rent. Call 761-2559. 640808 ROOM for August, cooking, double bed, $40. Call 994-0299. 580806 1 and 2-BEDROOM APTS. furnished, available for Fall, 913 Dewey. Call collect, 1-264-5698. 52C82 LARGE ROOM in house, will nego- tiate. Call Dan, 665-9516. 610801 FO...…

…Saturday, August 2, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Saturday, August 2, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine DAILY CL ASIFIEDSl Ypsi gunman arraigned Cyclists stop in City in i '1VVa . / Vr (Cntinued from Page3 IE credited an Ypsilanti (Continued from Page 81 mintister with persuading Vinson - - tn drop a .32 calibre revolver PERSONALad surrender to police. Rev. PERSONALS. L. Roberson, who has coon- IWRU La trit seett r.-.fealeit seted V...…

…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY, Saturday, August 2, 1975 Festival captures spirit of Medieval life By RICHARD JAMES The robust, down to earth excitement of the festive side of medieval culture will come to life as the Sixth Annual Ann Arbor Medieval Festival gets under way here this weekend. The public will be greeted by banners waving, people shout- ing and assorted performers strolling about in bright cos- tumes. Every effort has been made...…