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…The Michigan Daily-Sunday, January 27, 1980-Page 5 ;s ' : . :: ". . . . .:" : . ". ". ; v. ; ". ... ... ." : WASHINGTON (UPI) - Blacks lost their jobs at twice ' the rate whites did in America's harsh mid-1970s recession B la c k s and - unlike whites - did not recover over the next few years, a new National Urban League report concludes. "- "Unemployment remained a serious barrier to economic S l ~, J till u esecurity for the black community...…

…6-Sunday, January 27, 1980-The Mich n Daily J I~I 3 I' YO'U WIN LlQ &R L TIESS TWOC FREE TICKETS If you find your name and address __________ in today's Michigan Daily classified page YU?*I DECEED I Eli GF to any one of State 1-2-3-4 Midnight Movies. His hangups are Hilarious j WING JHaroldl'M auie SHOWING JAN.25 +& 26 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING POLICY AD deadline is 12 noon the day before publication (4 P.M. Fri. for Sun.) including...…

…,1, The Michigan Doily-Sunday, January 27, 1980-Page 7 CARTER CREATES EFFICACIOUS IMAGE: Congress behina WASHINGTON (AP) - President 'Carter, his hand strengthened by crises abroad and political gains at home, is likely to get more from Congress in the coming months than he has at any time before, congressional leaders say. And, according to key Democrats, the president is combining his surge in popularity with a new political toughness the...…

…Page 8-Sunday, January 27, 1980-The Michigan Daily 30T MARATHON Cats zap Blue, 85-82 By SCOaTT M. LEWIS Special to The Daily EVANSTON - The current segment of Michigan's Big Ten schedule was supposed to be the "easy" part - Michigan State, Wisconsin and two dates with last-place Northwestern. Don't you believe it. The Wolverines suffered their second straight setback. and fifth in the last six games, a triple overtime 85-82 decision to the...…

…The Michigan Daily-Sunday, January 27, 1980-Page 9 SPLITS TWVO GAME SET I Big Ten Standings Minnesota defeats Wolverines, 6-2 By JON WELLS special to The Daily MINNESOTA - With twenty minutes last night the Michigan hockey team was steamrolled and it was enough for the Minnesota Gophers to salvage a split of the weekend series before a crowd of 5,723 at Williams Arena. Three unanswered Gopher goals in the third period knocked the Wolve...…

… " There once was a gal from Burns Park CAFETERIA HOU Who dined at the League on a lark. 1 1:30-1:15 The food was so great 5:O0-7:15 She cleaned her whole plate, And exclaimed, "Wow! This meal hits the Mark." SNACK BAR E.S. 7:15-4:00 RS; Page 10-Sunday, January 27, 1980-The Michigan Daily The jchigan Next to Hill Auditorium Located in the heart of the campus. -it is the heart of the campus ... Send your League Limerick to: Manager. Michig...…

… 0 Page 8-Sunday, January 27, 1980-The Michigan Daily S bley (Continued from Page 3) An aesthetic success in which musicians like Charlie Haden, Gato Barbieri, and Don Cherry shared some of their brightest moments, it was financially doomed and disbanded at the turn of the last decade. Bley's first solo record project (on JCOA's label) took the earlier group's ambitiousness to a new extreme. Escalator on the Hill not only includes Cherr...…

… _ r Page 2-Sunday, January 27, 1980-The Michigan Daily T The Michigan Daily-Sundt Free space Eat to the Beat- VAN GOS/s PAI T(NGS Bey ond the Hershey I VAN GoCHA * EAR* 0 The story of chocoli . tl By Katie Herzfeld F t It Nye. cr-) a0 poetry -a Ballad The rain darkens the sidewalk and washes streaks onto the concrete walls the clatter of voices the thud of car doors The girls walk so pretty city city Ispend the day in the pu...…

…_. _ ,.. __ _ r A lw Page 6-Sunday, January 23, 1980-The Michigan Daily . U \' The Michigan Daily,-Sunday, Jan ANDY WARHOL: PORT OF THE SEVENTIE Essay by Robert Rosenb edited by David Whitn Random House $8.95, 141 pp. By RJ Smith UST WHAT is it that Warhol's portraits s appealing? Is it that si delight in getting even w have it better than us, as' a mess of the faces of var tatives of the art/business/fashion upp something aesthetic; ple...…

…_ _ .. --- 0 U S The Michigan Daily-Sunday Page 4-Sunday, January 27, 1980-The Michigan Daily The New Comedy may still be unny, but lately we're forgetting to laugh By Owen Gleiberman C HEVY CHASE once dubbed Satur- day Night Live "the Off-Broadway of television," a bit of modest ballyhooing that pretty well summed up the show's astonishing appeal. From the beginning, everyone (or, at least, kids) knew it was funny, but what gave Satur...…