…Page Two I HE MICHIGAN DAILY Jnursday, March 1, 19753 v 7 Ireland's citizens vote in record numbers' By AP and Reuter by 52-year-old attorney Liam Cos- paign initially pitched on national apiece with perhaps up to 12 candi- Vote f DUBLIN - The Irish turned out grave. security and Lynch's record in dates competing for them. Voters tradition in heavy numbers under a bright Lynch's Fianna Fail party, strug- keeping Northern Ireland's trou...…
…"Thursday, March 1, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rage inree Thursday, March 1, 1973 tHE MICHIGAN DAILY Is David Bromberg found? Anais Nin: On preserving the feminine personality SLi(w Runners-up (from first to fifth) " were Gary McConnell, '73, Bob Daily Photo by JOHN UPTON Katz, '73, Alan Klein, '75, and From left to right: Gary McConnell, 73, Peter Fenyes, '75, Alan Klein, '75, Bob Katz, '73, Charles Pilzer, '74. Charles Pilzer, '74. By ...…
…lu I a r 94e £freIgan DaU4 Eighty-two years of editorial freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan SGC seat filled: Unfair discrimination? 420 Maynard St., Ann Arbor, Mich. News Phone: 764-0552 THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1973 Indians Seeking change IT IS UNFORTUNATE when any group is driven to massive civil disobedi- ence, as is the case with the seizure of Wounded Knee, South Dakota by a group of several hundred ...…
…Thursday, Moreh 1, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Thursday, March 1, '1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five A visit to the Jack Daniels Distillery Mr. Clarence Rolman does his thing The maple ricks Relaxing after a day's work Readers of most major magazines readily recognize the advertisements for Jack Daniel's famous Sour Mash whisky. The ads depict a small, provincial factory, nestled inconspicuously in Lynchburg, Tennessee, a ...…
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…Thursday, March 1, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Thusda, arc 'I 173 HEMICIGN- DIL FINSH YOIJRDEGREE IN BRADFORD Lonbon. Major in [)rban Studies beginning in unJ uor year. Complete your bachelor's in only one year including study in London with trips to the Continent. Apply now for June '73 - August '74 program. COMING SOON "Outrage- uail raunchy, buL oddlY moving." - Look Magazine, Limnited enrollmlent Coeducational. Write Urban...…
…s a Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, March 1, 1973 I FOUR-WAY FIGHT IN PURDUE Thinclads, chase By JEFF CHOWN If anyone wants to make a pre- diction on who will be the Big Ten indoor track champion this weekend they might as well start flipping coins. There seems to be no consensus among experts as to who will take home the laurels Saturday night in West Lafayette. Coach Dixon Farmer seems to rate Michigan State, the defend- ing c...…
…Thursday, March 1, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nime Thursday, March 1, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine CHESS ,I I It's Begovac .. . . ... if he plays MIKE DUWECK The Michigan Junior Chess Championship will be held this weekend at Oakland University in Rochester, Michigan. Playing strength being what it is among most juniors (under 21), the group of players from which the new champion will emerge is small and easily definable. Certai...…
…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, March 1, 1973 HOSTAGES HELD: iii 1 Indians take S. Dakota town' Lease (Continued from Page 1) Oglala tribal chairman Dick Wil- son said the post recently had re- ceived a new shipment of rifles and the Indians .could possibly hold out "for weeks." After the daylight exchange of gunfire, federal marshals moved' back some distance from the posts they had occupied during the night. The FBI said at le...…
… .,, .. ,. '°.. . . Y Sitr tgan i1 aI 83 years of editorial irresponsibility Sunday, April 1, 1973 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday April 1, 1973 Tw elve Pages f . s IFYOUSEE NEB APPENCALL76DALY Biggest bash Police esimate that some 100,000 people will be out on the Diag today for the second annual "Hash Bash." As of last re port, cars were backed up at least 10 miles on all major thor- oughfares coming into town. Those who do make it throug...…
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…Remember to Vote in city elections tomorrow APRIL' FOOLS See Page One gin ~IaitM HASHISH High- r Low-AS See Today for details Vol. LXXXIII, No. 144 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, April 1, 1973 Ten Cents Page Three 7/, Students and IF YOU SEE NEWvS EHAPMCAL TDAW(. govt. clash in Greece Festival fever The enthusiasm and excitement for today's bash is reaching fever pitch. In addition to the endorsement of the festivities by the...…
… Page Four I HE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, April 1, 1973 Page Four IHE~ MICHIGAN L~AILY By MIKE HARPER and KEN ALTSHULER . It all started innocently enough. Two weeks ago while investi- gating the possibility of a Bea- tles' reunion for a then-upcom- ing "Okie and Jethro . . ." col- umn, we decided to seek further help in our quest by calling Ap- ple Records in the hope that they could add more to what, at the time, seemed like sketchy rumor...…
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…Ir Page fix HE Ml Ml'M1AN DAILY Sunday, April 1, 1§73 dQ ilgetl t job doe (Continued from Page 5) PERSONAL EU ROPE Study/Trave Programs Contact STUDENTS ABROAD A Private Educational Organization 204 Michigan Theatre Bldg. 662-6666 APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED NOW cF14a COME SING the chorales of Bach's St. Matthew Passion on Wed,~ April 4, 7:30 p.m. Hill Aud. Students reserved $2.00, general admission $L00. Tickets at Hill box office. 66F145 P...…
…r Sunday, April 1, 1973, THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Sundy, Aril , 173 TE MIHIGA D~LY Pc~e eve _____________ '._ - l ~~6 HAVE YOU R P D EVER BEEN YOU ARE NOT ALONE! TODAY The Women's Crisis Center of Ann Arbor is now taking a survey of women who have been raped. We need your experiences as a victim to help other women prevent or survive this type of attack. The Women's Crisis Center is a free counseling service de- voted to helping all ...…
…41 Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, April 1, 1973 U I - I Martin returns LESSER E (ILISa score campaign surfaces. Once again, the old Democratic It's because they really can't tell you anything positive about them- selves. Lost summer, HRP asked Democrats to join us in a petition drive for preferential balloting on the Mayor's race. Democrat big wigs, including Franz Mogdis, refused to support it. Preferential bal- loting woul...…
…Sunday, April 1, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine MHSAA CHAMPIONSHIPS: Cage By BOB McGINN Before the state high school { basketball tournamenthbegan four weeks ago, Detroit Southwestern coach Bob Whitehouse termed his team's play "disappointing." But yesterday in Crisler Arena, after his longshot Prospectors had cut down everyone's favorite, Sag- inaw, 66-60, to seize the Michigan Class 'A' championship, Wh...…
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…x Sunday, April 1, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven I l __ __ __ -_ , WOODEN Bruin students riot in Unprecedented orgy. SMOG-TOWN - Former University of Michigan Basketball men- tor John Orr was named yesterday to replace John Wooden at thej University of California at Los Angeles. Bruin Athletic Director Charles Young made the announcement at a combination press con- ference and Tupperware party. Young was especially jubiliant about...…
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…THE Sumnmer Daily Vol. LXXXIiI, No. 17-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, June 1, 1973 Ten Cents Sixteen Pages Senate cuts allfunds for S.E. Asia bombing Move will need House agreement WASHINGTON (P) - The Senate yes- terday took a definitive step towards end- ing U. S. involvement in South East Asia a N [ by cutting off all funds for continued bombing in Cambodia and Laos. The amendment to a House appropria- tion bill was decisively approved by a ...…
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…Page Three Friday, June 1, 1973 THE SUMMED . DAILY Antioch strikers to break off occupation under injunction By SUE SOMMER Special To The Daily v YELLOW SPRINGS, Ohio -Strikers at Antioch College have decided to let police take over college buildings that they have occupied for almost six weeks. The decision came after a meeting with Green County Sheriff Russell Bradley yes- terday morning. Bradley had hinted that mass arrests might be nece...…
…S TD TT T6 LICTEP STATES AN TO ThU CCRRUPTOM A i6N- OF AMERICA- FOR WHICH Fr STAMPDS- ONE K)Kx ti.)Th ULCtEIY 1 (FPAIV- FOP, AUL.. VMFER G(ARP- VCE - THE Summer Daily Summer E diioni of 7'1E MICH IGAN DAILY Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Friday, June 1, 1973 News Phone: 764 0552 Hospiltalsw should perform aortions ON JANUARY 22 of this year, the Supreme Court ruled that states cannot prevent a woman from having a...…
…Fridoy, June 1, 1973 THE SUMMER DAILY Poge Five Irish elect a Protestant as their next president From AP and UPI Ireland's voters produced a major upset yester- day and elected Erskine Childers, a 68-year-old Protestant with an English background, to succeed the old revolutionary Eamon de Valera as the republic's next president. Childers, against all the forecasts and the betting odds, handed out a trouncing to Torn O'Higgins, candidate of...…
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… Page Ten THE SUMMER DAILY Friday, June 1, 1973 French Foreign Legion: Romantic image fades By MORT ROSENBLUM Associated Press Writer PAPEETE, Tahiti - T h e Beau Geste generation wouldn't believe it the French Foreign Legion in hammocks and sar- ongs, building roads in the South Seas without a camel in sight. The legion just isn't the same old last resort for romantics and misfits spoiling for a fight. Here, the main task is helping build...…
…riday, June 1, 1973 THE SUMMER DAILY Page Eleven L riday, June 1, 1973 THE SUMMER DAILY Page Eleven MINERS FOR DEMOCRACY Union reformers disband By EVAN M. PATTAK Associated Press Writer CHARLESTON, W. Va. - Min- ers for Democracy, the reform movement that ousted the Unit- ed Mine Workers union regime of W. A. "Tony" Boyle, must be phased out and forgotten, its or- anizers say. "The MFD was a good, viable orce for what it was intended. [t...…
… Page Twelve TH" SUMMER DAILY Friday; June 1, 1973 GOVERNMENT 'NEEDS HELP' Haiti still gripped by poverty By WILLIAIM NICHOLSON PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti <' - Nicola Timers, who is in her 40s, spends her days selling peanuts on Harry Truman Boulevard in Port au Prince. For this Nicola makes about $10 a month, which is more than many of her countrymen earn. That's why hundreds of peasants from the interior jam the buses leading to the capital, ...…
…riday, June 1, 1973 THE SUMMER DALY Page Thirteen I1ioJn ,17 H SM E AL aeTite SDS leader may have been spy (Ocutinued from Page 1) around Jim Mellen; one Ann Arbor source said, "If Grathwohl las the lieutenant pig, Mellen was the general." AFTER COMING to Ann Arbor out of nowhere" in the fall of 96, Mellen almost immediately moved to the top of a split group ithin the local SDS chapter. hile most local radicals con inued to support much o...…
…Page Fourteen THE SUMMER DAILY Friday. June 1 197 PaeForeeHESMMRDAL , I Senate acts to cut all funding for S.E. Asian bombing runs (Continued from Page 1) Rejected 63-17 was an amend- ment by Sen. Robert Taft (R- Ohio), to permit continued bomb- ing of North Vietnames forces in Cambodia. VOTED DOWN 56-25 was an Judge halts bottle law enforcement (Continued from Page 3) "go beyond the wisdom of the ordinance and into the realm of such a...…
…. .. .. . .. a- :...s p a " t t f4AA i ridovy June 1, 1973 THE SUMMER DAILY gae -I9 er TURF, FINES RULED UPON NFL, labor board lock horns WASHINGTON UP) - The Na- tional L a b o r Relations Board ruled yesterday that the installa- tion of artificial turf is a man- datsry subject for contract bar- gaining between the National Football League club owners and the olayers. H o w e v e r, the five-member board unanimously dismissed the confen...…
…Page Sixteen THE SUMMER DAILY Friday, June 1 1973 CUBS SCORE 10 IN FIRST INNING Chisox rattle Tigers 4 now LSports of The Daily I For he's a jolly good fellow.. . Yesterday marked the end of an era in Michigan athletics when Don Weir's retirement as ticket director became official. Starting today former hockey mentor Al Renfrew will head the department. Weir served some 26 years in the athletic office and all those who know him, will s...…
…THE Summer Daily Vol. LXXXIlI, No. 52-S Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, August 1, 1973 Ten Cents Twelve Pages Erv'in termns tape talk counterfeit evidence Suggests White House complicity Senator am Nixon meat order nixed by supplier WASHINGTON (A') - "If Mrs. Housewife feels the meat shortage, so should the White House," says Bernard Goldstein. "They started the shortage and . . . don't deserve any better treatment than anyone else." With ...…
…Page Two THE SUMMER DAILY Wednesday, August 1, 1973 Page Two THE SUMMER DAILY Wednesday, August 1, 1973 tov, tonight 6:00 2 -4 7 11 H1Netws Coerts hip 1ofddie's Father 20 l.and of the Giants 24 ABC News-Smith Reasoner 30 Itlack Liteline's 56 Taking Better Pictures 6:30 2 11 CBS News-Roger Mudd 4 13 NBC News-Jahn Chancellor 7 ABCtNewts-Smith/Reasoner 9 1 Derein tfJeannie-Comedy 24 Dich Van D~yke 50 Gitligan's Island 1 W 56 Guten Tag Wei Geh...…
…Nednesday, August 1, 1973 THE SUMMER DAILY Plane crashes in Boston Victims are scattered amid the debris along the runway of Logan International Airport in Boston, after the crash of a Delta Airlines DC-9 yesterday morning. The plane was on route from Burlington, Vermont when it hit a seawall in its attempt to land instrumentally in heavy fog. Eighty-eight of the 89 persons aboard died in the crash, and the last is in critical condition at a...…
…Summaer Daily Summer Edition of THlE MICHIG4N DAILY Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Wednesday, August 1, 1973 News Phone: 764-0552 rg Election reofformwl~ bill takes needed steps FOR YEARS ADVOCATES of election reform have sub- mitted legislation to make necessary changes in the electoral process. But each time the suggestions were presented to the Congress they would be watered down or disregarded totally. Now Wat...…
…Page Five New York to have fourth newspaper A point by Peron Juan Peron speaks at a press conference opening his third presidential campaign. He declared that Peronism would lead Argentina down a middle road between capitalism and communism. NEW YORK (UPI) - Manhat- tan's new afternoon newspaper, the New York Press, is now scheduled to appear next March, its proprietor, oil magnate John Shaheen, disclosed yesterday. The project has been dela...…
…Page Six THE SUMMER DAILY Wednesday, August 1, 1973 Page Six THE SUMMER DAILY Wednesday, August 1, 1973 Ervin terms Haldeman s tape testimony 'counterfeit evidence (Cotinued from Page 1) White House aide disclosed their existence earlier this month. Sen. Howard Baker (R-Tenn.) who has sought a compromise to the battle rather than have it end in a massive constitutional con- frontation, asked Haldeman if he would be "agreeable to bringing ...…
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…Wednesday, August 1, 1973 THE SUMMER DAILY Page Eleven' Question: Who is Jim Bibby? By ERIC PREWITT Associated Press Sports Writer OAKLAND (AP) - Jim Bibby, who began his baseball career with Nolan Ryan as a New York farmhand, is the latest no-hit pit- cher to get away from the Mets. The big right-hander threw the first no-hitter in the Texas Rang- ers' brief history Monday night, striking out 13 Oakland A's in a 6-0 victory over the world ...…
…Page Twelve THE SUMMER DAILY Wednesday, August 1, 1973 Hiller saves another Yankee rally nips Bosox; Bengals rally past Brewers From Wire Service Reports MILWAUKEE - It wasn't easy for ace reliever John Hiller but the sensational Canadian hng on to record his 23rd save last night as the high-flying Detroit Tigers chalked up their sixth con- secutive win, the longest Bengal winning streak this season, by nipping Milwaukee 6-5 in the opener...…
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