…Sunday, September 12, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine - _,.....,_.r Sunday, September 12, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Candidates swap pungent pot shots All's not secure at TEaCnardia " E -JIA 'PI (Continued from Page 1) "A few weeks ago, in August, he was complaining because I was campaigning too much and not spending enough time on government business," t h e President said. "Now that I'm spending virtually 100 per centl of my...…
…Paige 1 en THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' 'i ',v" 'S't- '' 107 CONNORS, BORG MEET IN FINALS: !G f I Z 1 7 Clay By The Associated Press FOREST HILLS, N. Y. - Chris Evert solidified her po- sition on the throne of women's tennis yesterday by crushing Evonne Goolagong 6-3, 6-0 in the final of the U. S. Open Championships. Evert has won over 100 straight matches on clay courts. Earlier,Jimmy Connors re- gained his image as a court killer and Sweden's Bj...…
…Suhday, September 12, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven, Defense under scri By RICK BONINO My, how things change in a year. A Southerner has actually emerged as presidential front-runner, tuition has crept higher than ever, and Michigan's bend-but-not-break defense has sudden- ly gone brittle. Twelve months ago the Wolverines went to Wisconsin to open a "rebuild- ing" season and dominated the Billy iarek - led Badgers, shutting down t...…
…page f wefve. 1 rrr_ MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, September 12, 197EI Page iweive I ME MICHIGAN DAILY ~undoy, September 12, 1 97~ WE AT {LaEJ1 IZ1 A Are Really Excited -About Our } r Menu . . . and Want You To Be, Too! Be Our Guest and Enjoy 'AFREE ORDER OF DEEP, FRIED, ZUCCHINI r, with Every Sandwich or Entree k Dance in Ann Arbor's FIRST and BEST blot D ISCO (Ous) A "KKas1up(ANears unier DISC (Ous) I 3E "eadsup. Soup or Salad and Broasted Pot...…
…A DRY MISSISSIPPI See Page 4 Y A& 4tj t r4 t an A& :43 a t ty STAID See Today for details Latest Deadline in the State Vol. LXXXV1I, No. 3 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, September 11, 1976 Free Issue Ten Pages plus Supplement V f10JSEE NEv [AP CALL yDAIY 'U' vs. GEOs University and Graduate Employes Organiza- tion (GEO) bargainers briefed state-appointed mediator Thomas Badoud yesterday on some of the thornier issues still to be res...…
…Paqe Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, September 11, 1976 Page Two THE MiCHIGAN DAILY Saturday, September 11, 1976 Campaign abortion battle House panel wants ragesletter on Hoover By The Associated Press spects the rights of others to ' preme Court ruling that states Roman Catholic leaders dis- seek an anti-abortion amend- cannot regulate abortions in the cussed abortion yesterday with ment. first three months of pregnancy. President...…
…Saturday, September 11, 1976 THEM HIGAILY I s k Eyewitness recounts C'luHc/t enoice4 Peasant re actions to Mao's death AP Photo A boy and his grasshopper BEGIN IN AFRICA MONDAY: K A Kissinger talks unlikely tosolve racial strife J 0 H A N N E S B U R G, persuade the whites to bow to themselves are divided on how South Africa (P)-Prospects for black demands in return for a to approach Rhodesia. Angola peaceful and lasting settleme...…
…_Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, September 1 1, 1976 Page Foui~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY GRAIN SHIPMENTS DELAYED: Midwest draught lowers water level on Mississippi, impeding barge traffic ST. LOUIS (P) - A prolonged1 drought in the Midwest has slowed down the long lines of barges carrying grain and other products up and down the Mis- sissippi River. The Mississippi is at its lowest level in years, and towboats pulling strings of barge...…
… Saturday, September 11, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Saturday, September 11, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAiLY Page Five New York jet hijacked to Newfoundland Clericals rb I I C (Continued from Page 1) Paris. It wanted one-third of the text printed on those news- papers' front page. The communique was signed "Fighters for Free Croatia." Croatia, now part of Yugoslavia, has been an area of intense nationalistic feelings since long before ...…
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… aturday, September 11, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven 2turdy, Setembe 11, 916 TE MiCIGA AL Arts & Entertainment Art exhibit shows fresh directions ,a o L1ELMU ie (4et e/l istf By DEBRA GALE ceptual form is probably Ar- leen's Dance, by Arleen C0 N TEMP'O0R A R Y Schloss. Here we have an un- 4 Reflections 1971-1974", on derlying grid from masking exhibition at the University Mu- tape. Over this are layers of ' seum of Art until S...…
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…Saturday, September 11, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine .. .,.._ .._ _ -a- .... ,. Michigan By ANDY GLAZER Michigan's two-game losing streak ends today at Michigan stadium. The Wisconsin Badgers are in town and the team that nearly upset the Wolverines two years ago has been slowly crumbling ever since. Starting at 1:30 today, it should become apparent just how far Wisconsin has fallen. Michigan's pre - season No. 1 ranking by SPORTS I...…
…01 Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, September 11, 1976 Cross eountry star McGuire sidelined for 1976 season By ERNIE DUNBAR I think we have enough peo- Michigan's cross country team ple that we can be really suffered a setback this past strong and I still think we'llj week when it was learned that have to be the favorites in the junior standout Mike McGuire Big Ten meet." would not be available to the McGuires illness goes back to te...…
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…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, September 11, 1976 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, September 11, 1976 oin the NOMDSDil FOR YOUR CASUAL LIFESports r } fy $5600 With soft leather uppers Staf w dths - natural crepe soles B-EEE - and full under foot Anyone interested in join- Other Styles support. ing the Michigan Daily sports 557staff is heartily encouraged to a t te a d a staff meetIng WILLO UGH BY Sunday, Sept. 12 at the WILOGHB...…
…Saturday, September 11, 1976 THE MICHIGAkN DAILY Page T hree Saturday. vv emb, ,1 1976.THEM.C.. DAILYPage1-r- OFFENSE: Potent squad could demolish opponents By MARK WHITNEY A year ago, the scoop on the Wolverines was that the defense .as as tough as any team around, but the offense was young and inexperienced. This season, the story is re- versed. Coach Bo Schembech- ler's offensive squad lost only three of last year's starters. There i...…
…Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, September 11, 1976 WOLVERINES' HOME SINCE 1927 The Stadium: Rich in histor By BARBARA ZAHS that seem to be more regal," Beneath the stadium runs a ig surface, Harris says, is find- The chemical did, indeed, From the rain-drenched open- says Assistant Athletic Direc- creek which was encased in ing a suitable paint to mark the thaw out the field, but it also er in 1927 when Louis Gilbert tor Charles Harr...…
…Saturday, September 11, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five DIRECTOR GEORGE CAVENDER: The man behind the band , By JAY LEVIN George Cavender sits behind the desk in his brightly-lit Revelli Hall office, contemplat- ing a six-inch stack of index cards bearing the names of prospective Michigan Marching Bank members. Never before did that stack reach such a height, and never before did the director of the band face as onerous a schedule as he ...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, September 11, 1976 Blue, OSU1 Shootout in November By RICH LERNER 1967. That was the last time Ohio State or Michigan did not win the Big Ten football cham- pionship. In that year, Indiana, Purdue and Minnesota battled to a three-way tie. 1976 should be no different than the past nine. Oh, Minne- sota might make a few waves and knock off the rest of the "Little Eight," but when No- vember 20 rolls aro...…
…Saturday, September 11, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Stanford, Gophers highlight Wolverines '76 schedule Here is a quick review of Michigan's 1976 schedule, with each opponent presented in cap- sulated form. Prepared by Rich Lerner and Bill Stieg. Stanford Strengths: As usual, the Car- dinals will put the ball in the air often, and with success. Two top quarterbacks, Mike Cordo- va and Guy Benjamin return. Flanker Tony Hill, a sure...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, September 11, 1976 Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, September 11, 1976 MICHIGAN QUARTERBACK RICH LEACH slams into the Tartan Turf after being dragged down in last year's loss to Ohio State. Leach is back this season as a sophomore to lead the Wolverines. The Flint lefty was a solid runner but an unpre- dictable passer last year as the Wolverines finish- ed 8-2-2. In the last game of the seas...…
…Saturday, September 1, 1, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Gophers present mid-season threat (Continued from Page 7) graduated defensive starters were linemen ,an area where Northwestern needs to show im- provement. The Wildcats lack team speed. Pont must find an- other running back to comple- 'nent Boykin or opposing de- fenses will stack up to stop the 1000-yard rusher. Outlook: Injuries debilitated Northwestern last year, after a stron...…
…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, September 11, 1976 Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, September 11, 1976 Gridde Picks for '76 It's fall, and time once again for school, prize for the pre-eminent prophecies will be football, good times and, of course, that pop- announced each week. ular perennial presentation of pigskin prog- So grab your Daily, starting next week, and nostication, GRIDDE PICKS, in which you, the show us how much y...…
…Saturday, September 11, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven Football, medicine: All in a day's There is a program here at Michigan r ailed Inteflex - an intensive, six-year cur- riulum which combines undergraduate and medical school studies and allows students to trim two years off the normal time it takes to becnme a doctor. Inteftex students are noted for their fiendish devotion to their schoolwork and an equally fervent aversion to outs...…
…Page 'welve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, September 11, 1976 WOODY HAS ANOTHER POWERHOUSE Buckeyes: Tough as ever By RICH LERNER Shed no tears for Woody Hay- es. Woody may have lost Heis- man Trophy winner Arch Grif- fin and Big Ten Most Valuable. Player Corny Greene from last year's conference champs, but another Buckeye powerhouse re- turns. The Buckeyes are big-Mount Everest big. Fullback Pete Johnson outweights all of Mich- igan's start...…
…Saturday, September 11, 1976 Michigan football 1975- * lose some ..t ie some The 1975 football season was not a typical one for Bo Schembechler's Wolverines, as the team finished with an 8-2-2 record. But the season was not without some exciting mo- ments, as shown here. Clockwise from right: Ohio State's Ray Griffin intercepts Rick Leach's pass and re- turns it to Michigan's three, where Pete Johnson took lit over for the winning score. Jim S...…
…Page t-ourteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, September 1], 1976 l-'oge 1-ourteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, September 11, 1976 kr w h th si th U si of Stadium: Rich in Wolverine history (Continued from Page 41 total head count. now existed, Harris says- Harris feels that the tradition Although it is not noticeable and crowds that fill Michigan hen the stands are filled, a Stadium are even more impres- uge maize M is emblazoned on sive t...…
…Saturday, September 11, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page, Fifteen HELMETS ESPECIALLY CHIC By JENNIFER MILLER With fall fast approaching, it's time for all you fashion- conscious men and women to look to the "M" Club Souvenirs to properly outfit your homes "id bodies. This club, dahlings, is just The Most in good taste and quality, and is certain to turn your friends positively green with envy. The first thing we should discuss this year must b...…
…Page Sixteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY SQturday, September_ 11, 1976 Michigan offense looks promising (Continued from Page 3) totals, he'll set a Wolverine ca- ful attempts by Leach, Mark reer record for interceptions- Elcinga and even Bell. Leach The Wolverines must learn that ended with a dismal 2-15 rec- no matter how well they run, ord. they must be able to pass to If Leach equals last year's win the big ones. 613. 25903 One possible reason ...…
…Saturday,,September 11, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seventeen Game experience helps secondary (Continued from Page 3) who also returns punts, is a hard hitting junior who inter- cepted two passes last year. Bolden,a senior, led the team with eight passes broken up. 7liver, also a senior, -is as fast as the rest and is almost as- sured of Dufek's spot. This quartet will have plenty of action this year with pass- minded opponents like Stanf...…
…Page Eighteen Lw * See I Offe Thre Shown i Stccked Stitch. Saturday, September 11, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY . t EAIE for Fall or Winter Ann Arbor's Largest and Most Comprehensive Selection of Sweaters Ever red. Alan Paine of England and McGeorge and E.S. Deans of Scotland. ve of the Finest Makers. It's Smart to Buy on Campus 'ew Neck StietIuid ca ipis favorite. n More Than Sixty Colors. in Both Plain & Cable / I P P P B 8 8t 4 j Big T...…
…Saturday, September 11', 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nineteen . Lewis: Mixing medicine, footba/l (Continued from page 11) thing dirty. When you play clean and you're always alert and you're in good condition, then football is not really a danger- ous game. There are 200-pound bodies flying into each other at full speed, and there are al- _ays freak injuries - I felt iy broken arm was a freak injury - but I'm not trying to hurt the guy ac...…
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…Ford campaigns her By LANI JORDAN The University announced yesterday that President Ford will officially open his re-elec- tion campaign with a speech at Crisler Arena next Wednesday and that it would grant a White House request that the Univer- sity marching band perform at Ford's appearance. The request for the band's ap- pearance was granted despite initial dissent from band direc- tor George Cavender and band members that their appear- ...…
…Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, Se eptember 10, 1976 t -._ _ ._ ____ x i PRESIDENT CRITICIZES PROPOSED CUTS: ~}' All are invited to meetings of THE TEACHINGS OF THE LVING MASTER SANT Darslian Singlh Ji "True spirituality is not a matter of blind faith or outer forms and rituals, but one of first hand experience in one's own lifetime given at the hands of some competent living master."' SANT DARSHAN SINGH JI Successor to Great Ma...…
…I rFriday, September 10, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Friday, September 10, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY STUDY CITES RISING EXPENDITURES: Congress spends $1 : s 3i ;" .ti;; DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN i lion on itself Friday, September 10, 1976 Black Repertory Co.: Caldwell's iThe Devil &, Otis PoeAineor The NEW YORK (P) - A new study shows that Congress spent nearly $1 billion on itself in the last fiscal year, almost triple what ...…
…Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, Septombor 1 Q, 1 976 Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, September 10, 1976 Mao:The TOKYO (AP)-Mao Tse-tung was a soldier, classical poet, historian and Marxist philosopher who placed his faith in China's peasants. A peasant's son himself, he put them in the vanguard of the Chinese Communist revolution. His armies, raised and operating from rural bases, crushed the Nationalist forces of Generalissimo ...…
… Friday, September 10, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Friday, September 10, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ _ , Greeks top ticket scramble Textbook survey finds 'U' Cellar prices the lowest By JODI DIMICK Waiting in line for Michigan, football tickets in Ferry Field Wednesday night was like swimming in Greek alphabet soup. Once again, fraternity and sorority members were the first students' in line, making sure they got the best tickets p...…
… PCIg r+ THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fiiday, September 10, 1976 Paqe~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, Septem~r 10, 1976 TONIGHT in The Modern Languages Building (MLB) MEL BROOKS' DOUBLE FEATURE THE PRODUCERS (7 & 10:30) to th p -e produer. When hi saccountant (Gene Wilder) atiowa him how producing a Broadway flop can m, c more mn cy thaahlilt, he buys a horrible, hilarious nusica caled"Spii'tii~for Hitler!" One of the funniest movies n rent dr ILa Viel...…
….G^..'. , eptm.e I... 1.... I. a 'Y 1 0l - _ a l MJ I A r LJA iL Friddy,; Sepftmber- I U, 19 tb THE !MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Informants may be forced to testify, says Micigan court Project Viking trouble-shooters save the day LANSING (UPI) - In an opinion carrying deep implica- tions for police agencies, the Michigan Court of Appeals ruled yesterday that confiden- tial police informants can be forced to testify in some crim- inal t...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, September 10, 1976 I U 1 I LOST AND FOUND SPECIAL: LOSE SOMETHING IN THE VICINITY OF LSA, Michigan Union? See: Enos Wilson. 1010 Catherine No. 505 soon as possi- ble. Leave noie if not the e. dA912 DID YOU lose a vacuum cleaner? Call Jackie at 764-1178. dA912 FOOTBALL TICKETS WANTED - Two good seats, together, for all U-M home football games (season :ickets). Will pay reasonable price. Call evening...…
… Friday, Septembe'r' 10, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine I.;pt VIOLENCE CONTINUES FOR THIRD DAY: SPolice/gunfire kills 13 in Cape Town riod ling JOHANNESBURG, S o u t h killed, 12 injured and 30 ar- on a mob that smashed and Africa (R) - Police gunfire rested, looted a liquor store. killed 13 persons, including an MEANWHILE IN Zambia, the eight year old boy, during a U. S. assistant secretary of ALSO YESTERDAY, two men wave of violence, ...…
…....- . Rage Ten .. THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, September 10, 1976 ' Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, September 10, 1976 . I es WISCONSIN HURT BY GRADUATION Michigan to battle Badger babes By RICH LERNER Like Michigan, the 1976 Wis- consin Badgers are a young team. However, unlike the Wol- verines, whose underclass play- ers have game experience, the young Badgers have not been battle-tested. Only nine starters return from John Jardi...…
…Friday, September 10, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pnnte±' Plav,-m Friday1 September 10, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY age cievi I Rain y BILL STIEG Yesterday's rainstorm soaked the practice field but did noth-1 ing to dampen Bo Schembech-+ ler's spirits as he continued preparing his Wolverines for to- morrow's season opener with Wisconsin. "We had to do a wet-ball drill, anyway," joked the Mich- igan coach as his team trudg- ed in from practice. T...…
…Po' ge Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, September 10, 1976 I'aqe Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fr~doy, September 10, 1976 China faces turmoil in wake of Mao's death (Continued from Page 1) PRESIDENT FORD, who con- ferred with Mao for almost two hours last December, said in Washington that his death was "tragic," and called him a "re- markable and very great man." Tributes to Mao flowed from world leaders and time and again he was ref...…
…FEATURES SECTION _ YI e 4.Atlg Aau D4Ait1 FEAT URES SE(' 1TION Latest Deadline in the State Section Two Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, September 10, 1976 Page Thirteen Adrift 'midst the blue in a hot air balloon By SUSAN ADES Parachutes, hang-gliders, sailplanes, kites, - in my loftier moments I fan- cied myself winging across the coun- tryside suspended from one of those exotic aerial creatures. More often though, I kissed the...…
…°age Fourteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY pageFoureenTHE ICHGAN AIL FDA investigation shows cough andI _________________________________________Friday, September 10, 1976 Rural New Hampshire town says farewell to post office cold medicines don't cure anythin V I 1 1 WASHINGTON (AP)--Grand- BUT GRANDMA'S advice was and wants some relief from ma's remedy for colds and hay- "as good as any," he said, and sneezing and a runny nose, Lo- fever was as...…
…Friday, September 10, 19 976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .Page Fifteen Friday, September 10, 1 ~ ~76 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Fifteen - __ -~ - -- - - - -- - - - , IF NUMERICALLY SPEAKING: Clinic seeks to rid macho math myth Jobs exist for law school grads-but don't be picky he Great Lakes- ___Steak-C ~ ~ i LUNCH: au DINNER Week S. S f~at PRIME RIB AGED STEAKS SEA FOOD M-F 11:30-2:30 Seven Nites a TATE ROAD t Ellsworth 994-3737 MIDDLETOWN, Con...…
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