…ON SUMMARY SUSPENSION See Editorial Page lflir A& 40 742atty FORGETTABLE High-30 Low--20 Partly cloudy, no rain or snow. Vol. LXXX, No. 130 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, March 11, 1970 Ten Cents Ten Paes Ten Cents ITG 1r uPniJ RC meets to change programs Session marked by disagreemneiot on new proposals By ROB BIER A general. student - faculty meeting of the Residential College to discuss major cur- riculum changes broke into s...…
…NON-ACADEMIC DISCIPLINE See Editorial Page. Yl r e Si1 rriga Iad MORE Iligh-55 Low--30 Sunny and balmy with scattered clouds Vol. LXXX, No. 157 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, April 11, 1970 Ten Cents Eight Pages Sharp rise in jobless rate seen Highest increase in unemployed ranks in--decade WASHINGTON P-The nation's unemployment r a t e continued rising last month to the highest levels in nearly five years, climbing from 4.2 to 4.4 per c...…
…ANN ARBOR, '[TBHR0\VIG N, l\ ;DJ,.I AY, I C"l'( lli1 rI It. foo Vol1- O I NO. 14. OHIO NORTHERN UNI- 11lANSIIIN(, l l, CHAMPION SHOT-PUTTER VERSITY TODAY FO11{a 001 -('OttYIV YIR COE TO REMAIN S. cond Mid=week Game Today on ~~Ci0iitCfitttI10 World's Champion Shot=buster Has Ferry Field-Tom Hammond o _olit frio1 Entered University Will Be Out of Game.Rotttit Eligible Next Spring. itl thteam ''imoretcheditiI up iii' tha ' mittt cl n h \t iig...…
…rOL. XVI. The MichignDaly ANN :ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SA' IN 'RD)AY, NOVTEM1RBER I1, I1)05. Nt 1 "O. 41. OHIO STATE BRINGS CROWD OF ROOTERS Over 2,000 Columbus Men Will Come 00 SEATS PSEFT 'Ot «SsVS. IBN cal1,Jr:FS. CONGRESSMAN LANDIS 'lll :ln-!inl tthe cant..atet PLEASES BIG AUIDIENCE ta il i lae etrO itt' t he 06 at 't iia adt1le '07 cntlti-srr 011 No~tht "The Message of an Optimist" Consti- tutes a Cheerful Review of t erry} ri fied lt l i or...…
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…The Michigan Dalily \+N-N \RBOR, 'A Olf \ \\ifGN FI)\i ,SI)AYt_\fIRII iig196. ,dOL. XVI. No. 140, VARSITY MINSTRELS GET DOWN TO BUSINESS Hard Is the Order From Now On For the Chorus, Olio and Farce Troupe -Meeting This Afternoon. This cx cixg at 7 o'clock, the chorus of the minstrel show wiii meet in Roon CUixersiystl. 'he commxittee has decidirdlo00 hard work for the partici- pantsin xtie show fromxi xow ox, ad memberx~xs of the cioruxs wh...…
…The Michigan Dail1y N ARBOR, ICHIJGA.N, I 1WIi)\N Ni \\1i, 1)0(1 v OL. XVL. No. -158. MANY FESTIVAL'S TUNE= FU L REIGN BEGI NS Auspicious Opening of Season of Suciton Dc...............13(1 i'lelody and Song - Stabat OvtureiiiAit: (aiote, Iand11i. Plater" and "A Psalm of Vic- oIrree (cigue. tory" Given by Choral Union. ri. "Ahtodni..!ii _____Symnphtony. I inorcit"Unftinishied,.. The. thirteentit NiycFestivlt iotpenedii ti cititi ci ini a m...…
…conomists Discuss Solution to State Tax Crisi By MICHAEL KRAFT, Daily Editorial Director Revision of Michigan'O~ ax structure and a state income tax emerged as possible.isolutions to the current tax crisis as four econ- omists addressed yesterday's meetings of the University Press Club. Michigan has gone through a tax crisis "periodically every few years" and the financing has been carried out on a crisis basis. As a result, the state ha...…
…UNIVERSITIES TAKE VOLUNTARY STEP See Page 4 Y Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom : 3 41,r 4 a-t t4p FAIR, COLDER _.... _.........r ..... . r. cr a xa r s a acv 1mlaceFIVE CEINT w EIGHT Pa ANN ARBOR, MICHIIGAN, TUESDAY, NUOL1 WLR 11, 195 r a c. vau. A 10 I VOL. LXIXNo. 49 Mystery Illness Hits 201 in Dorm Food Poisoning Suspected is Cause Of South Quad Weekend Sickness By ROBERT JUNKER and BRUCE COLE Two hundred and one South ...…
…PANHEL CODE NEEDS REEVALUATION Ci r Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom 7434h1 *## *- SNOW FLURRIES, COLD See Page 4 VOL LXIX, No. 70 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1958 FIVE CENTS TEN PAC FIVE CENTS TEN PA( Conlin Sees Rise In State s Deficit May Reach $100 Million by June; "U' Payment Situation Called Acute By ROBERT JUNKER State payments to the University are becoming more acute from the state's point of view, ...…
…DELAY TRANSFER OF WAYNE See Page 4 Lw& Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom Datii4 CLOUDY, COLD . LXIX, No. 83 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 11, 1959 FIVE CENTS EIGHT PAGES Ike May Reject Democrats' Bills Measure To Boost Airport Funds Vetoed by President Last Year WASHINGTON (.P)-The Democratic-dominated congress appar- ently is going to present President Dwight D. Eisenhower quickly with a series of bills he may feel he...…
…~IJ U.of lt,. VOL. V. NO. 11. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1,894. PRICE-THREE CENTS. THE GLEE CLUB EXAMINATION. Begin Well. THE FOOTBALL FIELD. NO GO STUDENT Seven Vacant Places te Be Filled. Thii'Wibster L.iterary society held Old Men Back-The Prospects fcr GO 48 Candidates Competing for a its first regular mheeting last nright iii a Running Tears Much Mere Ty olanoilitbos Plc nteCu. Webster hall. The meeting was larie-...…
…U.of *1 . al. VOL. V. NO. 38. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAYNOVEMBER 11, 1 894. PisE-Tiaaaan CENTS. KANSAS SCORED TWICE. sas could not gain, 11nd1 her bunt Will We Won 22-10.-They Bucked Ouractd10Ie. rorgllarbl Center in the Second Half.-Son- and(1rni 75 auidi. for ai tae<.i-dowd. ter Oid Creat Work. Gal b ly Piatt. Scaure 1Ei-li Iiielligaaii trnoilihar la-all hal i from iaKanaaaa t Kanasaas City. on Sail airdaay, aotNAviith aislant-ot ...…
…Ijc jtkI, id AT. Wai ii. VOL. V. No. 58. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1894. PRICE-THREE (CENTS. i i A SHAKESPEAREAN TREAT. Cornell's Varsity Medals. LAUDATIONS OF CRITICS. NO GOOD STUDENT James Kay Applebee's Instructive The( atletic counil les idoe ery They Pronounce the Columbian Lecture on the Moor of Venice much alreadyy to systemaize athletic.; Organ a Masterpiece.-Opin- Ty i er thitbos at Unity Club Last Evening....…
…VoL V. No.o. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1895. PRIci,-TiHIEE: CENTS. EXCEPTIONALLY STRONG. viryenesteraining 1and1 aeeeiilali. f COMPETITIVE GYMNASTICS. NO GOOD STUDENT Sagna Evnig ews Te ii~iiDr. Sargent, of Harvard, is O- Thtidhtte rs aso u lneof te 111el).\I'. fimii"iZ all- lii' posed to an Assciation of Ty omciwtotbos Musical Clubs. -Atl hetic Bene- lyt0eanw10ItWos fit Tomorrow Night. ial lie1 b-siowed llnf0 I he .t this Ch...…
…c 4e . of iju 16 i,. V\OL. V. NO. 113. UNWVERSITY; OF MICIHGAN, MONDAY, MARCH 11, 1895. PRICE-THREE CENTS. ]REDUCED TO TWENTY-NI NE SOLONS TO VISIT US. Legislators Will Inspect the Uni- NUMBER OF 'VARSITY BASEBALL versity Friday. CANDIDATES LESSENED.___ 'lo Rlegilatilre is ('onogto towin. Baseball Practice Definitely Ar- M. EUGENE YSAYE COAMING. No GOOD STUDENT ranged-Names cf Candidates and Practice Hours. The lbastlball itifiitnig a...…
…tt* At SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1895. PRICE-THRE~E CENTS. VoL. V. No. 156. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGANI,. i MICHIGAN YS. ILLINOIS. GAME TO BE CALLED PROMPTLY AT 3:30 THIS AFTERNOON. Huff, of Dartmouth, Captains the Illinois Men. Who Have Improved Sinoe the Former Game With Us -U. of M Batting Order. This nafternoi itt3:31) th(e 'varsity) tealm will mieet the Unit:esity of Illi- niois nine. The visiting teaim is strop;i; this siiason, aost a sthartp c...…
…tt* . ' a4, VOL. V. No.' 180. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1895. PRICE-THREE CENTS. 1 I BOWS TO THE W ORLD. THE RES GESTAE MAKES ITS APPEARANCE TODAY. A Neat Book Full of Good Reading and Illustrations-The Law De- partment Well Represented. The first niimber of thlItles esfa.' published 4 by the Dprtment:f of Lw, is. placd oil sale today. '11w olni, is tastily bond iisred liieiikitils te title enilosetin u gil. Tie hll'iftos' ...…
…, , I = I ' ; ;.P ," Y, x 1, u!"J ff , . "f ' ' VOL. X. ANN ARBOR, ARCH, WEDN'ESDAY, OCTOBER It, 1iSP9 . AfPHLETPIC BOARD MEET- ING. HardclPractice. ,was this H Fine Fall and Winter H E Suitings, Golfl Suits, E Fancyj Vestings. T DRESS SUITS A SPE-CIALTY T A We Carrty the Largest A 6Stocli L In the Cityj. L 0 l1ll CAST WASHINGTON ST. 0 We a iko a specially sif Chocoates as - sido lice. Wel' sell lots of them anti oar stock is always fr...…
…Wbem-J o o e VOL. X. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1899. No. 42. T T H Fine Fall and Winter H E Suitings, Golf Suits, E Fancy Vestings. o o T DRESS SUITS A SPECIALTY T A Aa A We Carry the Largest A Stock In the City. 0 108 EAST WASHINGTON ST. 0 R R Chocolates We make a specialty of Chocolates as a side line. We sell lots of them and our stock is always fresh. Lowney's,Allegretti's and Kuhn'salways insteck Wilder's Pharmacy THE O...…
…-Ah 4 'lip F VOL. X. ANN ARBOR, MICH., MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 189 i9. No. 64. WI T L D H Fine Fall and Winter H E Suitings, Golf Suits, E Fancy Vestings. A p T DRESS SUITS A SPECIALTY T We Carry the Largest Stock In the City. L ooL 0 103 EAST WASHINGTON ST. 0 R R WIL We make a specialty of Chocolates as a side line. We sell lots of them and our stock is always fresh. Lowney'sAllegretti's and Kuhn's always in'stock. Wilder's Pharmacy OL...…
…She 't*or ~4 Paili VOL. X. ANN AR{BOR, MICH., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 1900. No. 148. ACADEMIC DEGREES. whih has made the largest ga, of a11. Communication. Sp igNearly 9 per rent mare studesi c The following communication was The lasscal ree Couse iBen ow electing, This course, which niOOs received Monday evening: A nnouncerrient Superseeded by the Other Coutses. thsat tise number of B.L. de ree caudi- Editor of the U. of M. Daily: dates has...…
… 3.IeV d107 a1l VOL. X. ANN ARBOR, MICR., FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1900. No. 166. Spring Announcement G. H. WILD & CO. We have just received our line of spring woolens for men's wear. It includes everything in staples that are suitable and de- sirahle fr the season. We are also showing full ranges in nov- elties, in quality and style to suit the most exacting taste, consisting of Top Coats, Suit- ings, Fancy Vests and Golf Trouserings. We invite you...…
…PARTNERSHIP MUST MARK U.S. POLICY Siry 1igt Eta n Sixty-fiight Years of Editorial Freedom Ar :43 t tu , SNOW, COLDER See Page 4 X, No. 90 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1959 FIVE CENTS EIGHT PAGES op Noted Total'U' roliment esbecki Reports ord Matriculation Fight E Shakes between Middle Nasser, Kassem East Countries 'TotalUniversity enrollment in redit programs has been esti- ated at 25,125, a drop of nine- e...…
…INDIVIDUAL COMES FIRST IN RUSHING Y Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom 4hp #PPMORNWPP- a tt See Page 4 0 a SNOWS, CLOUDY VOL. LXIX, No. 114 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1959 FIVE CENTS SIX PAC Bipartisan Group To Study Crisis Representatives Appoint Committee To Solve State's Financial Problem By ROBERT JUNKER I ~; 1,~ 1% , " . >.,> - ._.. } :=" } y f° " r Y.'. K %. ;l 5 f ^..... :. I r 4 j-. ,. [ :. f i1\ F .,..; I ...…
…FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE See Page 4 Y Sitr ian Sixty-Eight Years of Editorial Freedom D43aii4t COOL, RAIN POSSIBLE I LXIX, No. 133 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 1959 FIVE CENTS SIX S laiti Blames ,ommuniISts For Seizure Six Rebels Kill Pilot, Commandeer Plane Report New Tribes Fight Chinese Reds: TAIPEI M)-About 100,000 wild Tibetan nomads, who fight with swords and old muzzleloader muskets, have ; declared war on the Chine...…
…be o o VOL. XI. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TH-URSDAY, OCTOBER, 11, 1900. ~. G F a ti 12 4rntne etGOLF CLUB A HUMMER. New Courses in Public Administra- "Happy" Brows May Get Out. Tournament is Arranged For -- Mem- ('oat-l1itea kep nitils sg lug1 at re An iuitiloliant tdtlition to the etlirats ,li te al(-rilhii-. Tlii- wark iiaa ilieaB ~~s ariaGofr, nte ltli oa Our special line bership Incrass RpidyOfi d ffloti ieay ttat l-rla o a-ll sa itire of foe...…
…be o 9 .k P aiI ALI VOL. Xi. ANN ARBOR, MIH, SUNDAY. NOVE BERt 11, 1900. No. 44. IOWA .28, MICHl Michigan Suffers the W Recent Years-Iowa's Wins an. Undisputed --Their Team VS Revelation. IUGA 5 irons- was "t it ls 'to he broken, and it fowea Cityp men met this -one went n-s }toiv falsoat it on Miichiganr's 3-ya was onoe toi lhe very pr'ty tunle of several better. As ean afterthooght, line. Browzn takes W11il's place at 28 to 5, the most ...…
… W 1,; IL VOL. XI. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAYIDECEMBER_ 11, 1900.- No. 65 Announcement- S Our special ine of foreign and domestic fabrics For the Fall and Winter of 1900 has arrived and is arranged for inspec- tion. The same careful attention isgiven to the styles and finish of every suit, whether to be used for business purposes or for fol dress occaions. 6. H. WILD CO., o8 E. Washington St. DAINTY XIAS GIFTS FOR LADIES: Wane Crest Ware. han...…
… all1 VOL. XI. ANN ARBOR, MICH., FRIDAY, JANUARCY li, 1901. No 78 .Announce 11n I~Our special line of foreign and domestic -fabrics For the Fall and Winter of 1900 has arrived and is arranged for inspec- tion. The same careful attention is given to the styles and finish of every suit, whether to he used for husiness purposes or for full dress1 occasions. G, H. WILD CO, iog E. Washington St. WI LDE3' PHI-ARMACY YOU KNOW t V~~where Nto get....…
…Cr at VOL. XI. ANN AIIBOR, MIC I., TiURSL)IkY. APRIL 11, 1901 No. 148 ..Our Special Line of.... Foreign and Domestic FABRICS FEOR S1PRING has arrived and is ar- ranged for inspection. We have the largest as- sort ment in the city, 6. H. WILD CO., ro8 E. Washington St. ADAMS' SALTED PEANUTS received fresh every day... . WILDER'S lIPlARMACY YOU KNOW where to get.. A GOOD LUNCH AND _ SMOKIE It. t . Jolly, 30S 4. State. Street. BEAT OUT TH...…
…VOL. XI. ANN ARBOR, MICI. SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1901 No. 165 ....Our Special Line of.... f FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP Freshman Malcolm Vidicatd , '1901 MICHIGANENS IAN." Foreign and Domestic Michigan Meets Illinois Today-Capt. A shor timea o efre-oplcs stii-! On Monday the Senirs WillIsu i Adrian . Anson, the Grand Old nearly proved dsastrous for one of the the Finest Annual That F B ISMan of Base Bal Will 03s. Mch criticsm was directed by Has Ever Been...…
…ASSAULT ON FREEDOM See Editorial Page C I - 4c £ir 43F Daili, BREEZY High-75 Law-46 For details, see "today ... Vol. LXXXII1, No. 30 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, October 11, 1972 Ten Cents rof's suspension stirs faculty, student Green calls department decision 'power play' Other uses of cli By TED STEIN all teaching responsibilities pending "con- is, a chemistry professor suspended for By EUGENE ROBINSON proaches e Chemistry Prof. Mark ...…
…HARVEY: A SORE LOSER? See Editorial Page Y Lw 43bU A& iy MISANTHROPIC High-45 Low-40 See today . .. for details r - LXXXI11, No. 57 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, November 11, 1972 Ten Cents Eight Pages 'today .. if ,you see views happen call 76-IPAILY Bikers beware Local bikers beware: If you run a stop sign, or decide to go the wrong way on a one-way street on your ten-speed, you may receive a ticket. City police have been issuin...…
…Springsteen coming to Crisler By STEVE HOOK Rock musician Bruce Springsteen will launch his first national concert tour in nearly two years with a perfor- mance Oct. 2 at the University's Crisler Arena. Major Events Office spokespersons, who announced the concert yesterday, said tickets will be sold starting tomorrow at Crisler Arena. A Major Events official said limits on tickets-priced at $9 and $10-will be "based on the length of the line"...…
…'Intellectuals' and perpetuate UM-MS By STEVE HOOK Ah, college rivalries. The students may come and go like migrating geese, but the rivalries endure. Across the country, students of neighboring schools seem to try their har- dest not to get along with each other. As long as they are competing in academic or athletic ventures, one- upsmanship reigns supreme. FEW COLLEGE RIVALRIES are more firmly en- enched than the Michigan vs. Michigan State...…
…Ninety-One Years of :Editorial Freedom ian ~IaiIr NIPPY Partly cloudy and rather cold today with a high in the mid 40s. okk PVOl. XC, No. 59 Copyright 1980, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, November 1'1, 1980 Ten Cents Ten Pages U.S. gives' Iran reply to hostage release demands From AP and UPI ALGIERS, Algeria - U.S. diplomats delivered ,to Algerian mediators yesterday the formal American response to Iran's condi...…
…Ticket to Paradise? Some 'U'n 7u ' A By SUE INGLIS In addition to the 95 Michigan football players who will be making the trip to Pasadena this month, certain University officials; members of the Athletic Department staff and selected student representatives will also receive free trips to the Rose Bowl. Under an agreement with Conlin-Dodds Travel Agency, for every 50 of the more than 500 student tour packages that have been sold, one Un...…
…CHEER UP, RON See Opinion Page Ninety-Three Years of Editorial Freedom hflIQ BLUE PREVAILS A sports prediction" M a'e that, too, but it will be blue skies over Michigan Stadium today, with a wonderfully-warm high around 85. lk' Vol. XCIII, No. 3 Copyright 1982, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, September 11, 1982 Free Issue Fourteen Pages Student aid saved by Senati By FANNIE WEINSTEIN University students will rece...…
…Two steps back on El Salvador See Editorial, Page 4 E Ninety-three Years of Editorial Freedom :43 ttiiu D~ ~tc1ien ~ ( (I in to(kly xvith tern- ~V'Q lB tho miti 10 lOW ~(JS. Tern- ~ ive'~\~l;I bE' (il-oppibg to 30 by B LI I Vol. XCIII, No. 55 Copyright 1982, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, November 11, 1982 Ten Cents Eight Pages .w....,.... ..... --r . - .. 'U' deans support proposed research corp. By JIM SPARKS Th...…
…KKK MENTALITY See Editorial Page Y Sir igani :43a it QUIXOTIC See Today for details Vol. LXXXVI No. 7 Ann Arbor, Michigon-Thursday, September 11,1975 Ten Cents Eight Pages I , - IrYUSEE EW SPP CA.LL', V Join the Daily! For any and all of you who wish to write news stories, sports, editorials, magazine , features, or arts page reviews, tonight is the night to start. There will be a Daily mass meeting for new peo- ple at 7:30 tonight...…
…CHEAP POLITICS See Editorial Page :Y 411it Y DaitF DELIGHTFUL High T - 61 Low - 35 See Today for Details. Latest Deadline in the State Vol. LXXXVI, No. 33 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Saturday, October 11, 1975 Ten Cents Eight Pages k U / E I~~tw SEE FM HAPPEN1CAL.".DNyy T akin' a chance Michigan's new instant lottery, five days old today, is meeting with terrific response in town- but not by students. "We've had probably 50 winners already ...…
… RULING ON PV See Editorial Page :Y guit 43U~g t a4i RIGHT ON High-,55 Low-3S See Today for details Latest Deadline in the State Vol. LXXXVI, No. 60 I a Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, November 11, 1975 Ten Cents Ten Pages 'I Lost on the lake The Coast Guard launched a search late last night for a 729-foot Great Lakes ship carrying 30- 35 persons that was reported missing on windswept Lake Superior. A Coast Guard spokesperson said t...…
… FBI ROLE QUESTIONED See Editorial Page :Y ii"P :43 tii49 POLAR High-3d Low-20 See Today for details Latest Deadline in the State Vol. LXXXVI, No. 81 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Thursday, December H1, 1975 10 Cents. Ten Pages f' I',.- Conflict, mistrust plague City Hall i r f 1'rUUEE W..WHAMPE CALL A yM y Classified love We at The Daily get lots of strange mail, but imagine our surprise yesterday when we opened an envelope to find a wed...…
…Subscribe to the Daily- Call 764-0558 FREE ISSUE 4.,itjc tj9 tiFREE ISSUE Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. XC, No. 82 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday January 11, 1980 Free Issue TwelveIa a , s *Meany, past AFL-CIO president, dead at 85 WASHINGTON (AP) - George Meany, the gruff-talking one-time plumber who rose to become the single most powerful force in the American labor movement, died yesterday. He weas 85. Meany stepped down in Novem...…
…FLIP-FLOP See editorial page t 41v 4hr Rt Icb an Nhiety Years of Editorial Freedom 434iri SLIP-SLOP See Today for details w Vol. XC, No. 125 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Tuesday, March 11, 1980 Ten Cents Twelve Pages City administrators predict tight year fo By JOHN GOYER Faced with escalating energy costs, shrinking ources of outside revenues, and new demands on the city's budget, City Hall administrators are predicting a tight year for Ann...…
…MSA POLITICS See editorial page C I be Sir i au iuI CHEERFUL See Today for details Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Vol. XC, No. 152 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Friday, April 11, 1980 Ten Cents Fourteen Pages Weak state economy means less money for 'U' By JULIE ENGEBRECHT Second in a four-part series wince January, when Gov. William Milliken revealed his budget for the 1981 fiscal year, the state's economic picture has turned from bad to...…
…SUNDAY MAGAZINE See Inside Y tO D~Ait FLUFFY High-30 Lovv- 9 See Today for details Latest Deadline in the State 10 Cents Eight Pages Vol. LXXXVI, No. 87 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, January 11, 1976 Thank God It seems Madalyn Murray O'Hair isn't the only one opposed to prayer in public places. Senior citizens participating in a federally funded lunch program have stopped saying prayers before the meal because one member of the group ...…
…RATE HIKES See Editorial Page C I he Sir gui DztitF ESOTERIC High-3S Low-12 See Today for details Latest Deadline in the State Vol. LXXXVI, No. 113 Ann Arbor, Michigan-Wednesday, February 11, 1976 10 Cents Eight Pages sI uSEE IFS HAPPOI cAL LY y China note A headline in yesterday's Daily may have led readers to believe that University Profs. Michel Oksenberg, Allen Whiting, and Albert Fuerwerker view Teng Hsiao-ping to be the most ...…
